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43rd YEAR-NUMBER 36 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPI'EMBER 4, 1951 FIVE .CENTS
TWO GUNMEN HOLD UP NEWPORT BEAOH GAS STATION
HOAG MEMORIAL ~OSPITAl Crowds Visit . j Armed Gunman and Partner
G~~n~!., ~~r~~~~H~ 1~~!:pll~. ~~~ ~~~!r ~!!!~ry Rob CDM Gas Station of S65
Newport Beach ta scheduled tor Thursday, September 13th, 1951, at celebration for the Corona del
two o'clock in the afternoon with George Grant Hoag, Jr., aon of Mar J>08t office when open house
PLASTED AND BEAt1TIFUL lD time tor Opmo H ome ""'h the Corona del J\.tar Pot1t Office when I the creator of the. "Hoag Foundatton" Which subscribed $600,000 to was held Saturday. Situated In
memben of t.be Garden Club gathered early Saturday af~moon. Shown aftf>r their shrub pl&otlnc. the building fund, handling the shovel tor the big occa81on. He will their beautiful new building on
4n armed gunma n and his accomplice robbed approxi-
mately $6.5 from the Texaco Service Station at Riverside
and Coast Highway, Newport Beach at 2 a. m. Sunday.
bandlnl a trowf':I to P08tmaAh-r Verne Watson for maJnt.enaaoe purpo8e8 are the members of the be supported by Rev. o. Scott Mc-Orchid Avenue just off Coast
ci,•lc Sl'(>UP. Lfoft to npt: Anna O lsen. Maud \\.ood. M)Ttle Allen. Edith ()ope? PrHl.dent J\laude Farland of Santa Ana who handled Boulevard were the dozen mem-
Jim Bidderman, 164:i Raymond,
Costa Mesa, the station attendant,
aid that a man approached blm
while he was in the lubrtcatkm
room and asked for change tor_ a
dollar. When Bldderman opened
the C&8h box, the gunman jam-
med something into bis back and
said "Give my partner the doul"h."
PoWf'r!l.. Postmuter wau.on, Mabf-J Cameron. AMt. P. M. Grant Howald, Clara Axtakor, Esther De-the campaign In Orange county f Bl Men Nab bers ot Postmaster Verne Wat-whlch rai~-.a ~o;.IV'lo.000 tor the h. 0 .. _ son's crew to greet their patrons. 'int-, Wylla Da\it"lll and Elizabeth Stt.ru.on. (News-Times Photo) ~~ <PVVV """"
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OCC StuClints .
Register Sept. 10
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-VO\.: Y enn . ar n o t 001 Ma.r JKl!!'t offiet". wtJI be the
" A.Jtimore, Md., . a resident of Or-a e pera or on~y such faclllty in the UnJt~
ange county during his pioneer Statt"8 "1th a tree parklnl( lot
First use of the newly complet-
('d library building at Orange
Coast college will occur on regis-
tration day, Monday, Sept. 10. All
student& who have completed pre-111:1111 ~I • ! ' •
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New Corona del Mar Post Office
Top ~I YC Trophy to Micky Smith
Climaxing the 29th season of Balboa Island Yacht club was thl'
trophy presentation held last Thursday night at Balboa Yacht club.
Commodore Benny Benjamin presided and awarded the trophies and
medals in the varfous events. -
Bill Bangs. who computes the Munroe Memorial trophy points,
awarded' this major trophy fo•'"">---------------
alJ-around championship In club
event!!. This year it went to Rear
-Com.mbdore: e~t" Mfe)(y Smith.
Runners up on poluta and awarded
medals were. 2) Mona-Rae Bar-
low ; 31 Tod White; 4) Gall White:
tie fdr ~th l A.nn Rawlins and Com-
modore-elect Nocl Barlow; 7l T om
·Frost ; 8l Hank Kyle; 9l Secretary
Carol Eyman; 10) Commodore
Benny Benjamin, Honorable men-
tion was given 11th through 20th
places.
Take Home Trophies
~fr . Banks also presented tbe
take-home trophies for the Burl
Johnson Memorial dinghy champ-
ionship, which went lo Roger Boy-
vey and the Mirl&m Klrk Memorial
Snowbird championship, w h I c h
went to· Tom Frost.
Eugene Sawn, sailing chairman.
presented trophies for the July
and August sailing series. In July,
for dinghie8. they were: 1) Micky
Smith: 2) Ann Rawlings; 3) Roger
Boyvey. In Snowbirds. l l Tom
Frost ; 2) Benny Benjamin; 3)
Noel Barlow.
In the Auguet series., 1} Roger
Boyvey; 21 Micky Smith; 3l
Mona-Rae Barlow. In Snowbirds,
1) Tom Frost; 2) Benny Benja·
mine.: 3) John Kensey., ·
Trophies were givert for first
place, medals for second' and third
in age group!! to the following:
Rowing. first place trophies we're
w on by Bobby McKenzie, Randy
Wright, Gail White, Bill Twiat.
Lolita Kennedy, !.licky Smith,
Carol Eyinan and John K~naey.
Serond j:>tace medals were aWard-
e<I to Eleanor Smith, Bill Lloyd,
K-aren Andree, Tod While, Ann
Rawlins a.nd Tony Torra.nee. Third
place medals went to: Carol Wil-
liams, Mary Lou Lloyd, Hank
Kyle, Mona-Rae Barlow, Mike
Baum, Judy Swim and Noel Bar-
low.
Paddle Board!l ·
In paddleboardlng. first place
trophies went to: Mark Scudder.
Donna Hartman. Hank Kyle,
Mona-Rae Barlow, Micky Smith,
Ann Rawlins and Tom Jones.
Second place medals W£'nl to Carol
Williams, Mollie Flininger. Bill
DeWitt, Patricia Dyer. Tod Whlte
Judy Swim and Noel Barlow.
Third place medals, to Jimmy
Jones, Susan Jones, Bill Twi!!lt,
Judy J ones, Neal .Metcalf. Carol
Eyman and Tony Torrance.
Dl,ing
First place diving trophies went
to: Carol .Williama, Gail White,
Bruce Pittman, Eleanor Guthrie,
Tod While, Judy Swim, and Bob
Ibbotson. Second place medals
went to: Randy Wright, Mary Lou
Lloyd, Hank Kyle, Mona-Rae Bar-
low, Mike Baum, Betty Beck and
Sonny Coane. Third place medals
went lo Bobby McK enzie, Chris-
tine Swim, Marshall Wright, Lo-
lita Kennedy, Jay Giba, Neal Met-
calf. Nancy Carney and Mike
Vaile.
In swimming, first place tro-
phies went to: Bobbie McKenzie,
Gall Whlte, Hank Kyle, Pat Dyer.
Tod White, Judy Swim and Bob
Ibbotson. Second place medals
went to; Randy Wright, Donna
Hartman, Bill DeWitt, Mona-Rae
Barlow, Jay Giba. Carol Eyman,
and Noel Barlow. Third place
medals to Mark Scudder, Mary
Lou LJoyd, Richard Hoertig. Elea-
nor Guthrie, Micky Smith and
Tony Torrance.
ThC prizes for the round-the-
island rowing race were then pre-
sented.
Commodore Benny Benjamin
thanked adults who helped 8upport
the club in ils activltk's this sum-
mer. He prt>senled gifts l o Mra.
\.Vyman Williams, diving chair-
man; Mr8. H.onald Barlow, swim-
ming chair~~ ·a,.;l:Mn.-Eugeae
Baum, sailing chalrman. Special
thanks WC're then extended. Com-
modore and Mrs. J. A. Beek for
thf'ir staunch and continued in-
terest in the young folks of the
a rea. after whl~ Commodore
Beek \.\"as asked to address the
gath('ring. He commended pie
young people on their good sportA-
manship. The only trouble, he
said, was that they were continu-
ally violating the by-laws by In-
sisting on growing older, when
age limits are 4 to 16. ,
Commodore Benny Benjamin
then turned the gavel over t o
Commodore Noel Barlow, • who
thanked members for participating
in a most successful sea.son·s pro-
gram, and activities were ad-
journed until next swnmer.
Local Foreign
Service Officer
Goes to Rome
Edward L. '4eers, "li'orelgn Ser-
vice Officer of 511 W. Balboa
Blvd., Newport Beach, has been
transferred frOJl\ >t"oscpw to Rome
as F irst Secretary-Consul. He will
be the Political Officer at his new
post. He has been auigned to
Moscow as Counselor of Emba88y
since June 1950.
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days In aviation, nearly 40 years SI c for the u'"" of Its S-ttoM. BPt-
ago. on ot harge ler yet. mall --ke"' and poot-
Glft Shovel :~;.C4'~t:.r:e~:e~;l~to~ .!::!
John Mur<ty, Jr .. president of Released on $500 bond Thurl'l-the hospital board, makes this an-It tien•icrd whll,., po!t-tlnlf. The
nouncement, adding that Rev. day night was Charles Drak<', 36, f"xt.ra IW'n1Cf'I 18 belnc provided
Raymond I. Brahams, a pioneer In operator of Port Orange Landing b_v Fl"f'd Wf"At. opt"rat.or of
the pror;re.m for a hospital In the cafe after being taken into cus-Wests' Shell Servtce on U.. cor-
south part of OrAnue county. and ner or Orchid and Cout 8 1\•d. --c tody by FBI agent.a Thursday w 1 •-ed hi hou Rev. Dallas R. Turner, both of " 11 ...... g ,. open se In
t..aguna Beach, will assist In the night in the wake of the recent c~onjunctlon with tM po8t ,office
dedicaton. One of the features of crack-down on slot machines in op fl n house Saturday. He
the Important event will be the the area. Al""8Af8 U.ere Is no obllptloo.
presentation of a specially duign-Drake was arraigned before. U. connf!Ct.f'd with the UM! of hl9
ed "shovf'I" t o be used in the S . Commiasloner Arthur M . Brad-parking lot by po8toftlce pa-
ground brepking. This girt comes ley and later released. H e Ls al-troM-
Called Police
registration fo r fall semester will The station man handed over
report to the library between 8 :30 the money, $60 ln bills and $1& in
and 11 :30 a.m. or between 1 :30 change, to the accomplice. Tbe
and 4 :30 p.m. Entering students gunman then told Bidderman to
who have not seen a touMelor "get into the lube room and stay
before Sept. 10 will · report to the there." Bidderman stayed tbe.re
administration building to com-tor about a minute then called
plete their application and 8elec-police.
lion of courses. Classes 'meet tor The gunman was deBCribed a.a
lhc first time on Tuesday, Sept. having a stocky bu.lid, dark hair,
11. a muatache and was wearing a
Ot.Jier new features which will blue sweater. His companion WU
greet returnlng studcnl.8 are th~ of a slighter build and wore an
paved student parking lot just ivory colored shirt.
south of the library and the com-Newport police are inveatlp·
pletely remodeled gymnasium. , ting the robbery.
from the Prf'sbyl('rlan Hospital, leged to have boarded the boat 'AMOClat.ed wtt-h West in the
Hollywood, (Olmstead Memorial), "Jackpot .. at Port Orange and to Shell Sf>rvlce &.l'fl Dale Cox,
and will be delivered on the day of have tried to warn Capt. Glenn Harry Bennett and .John Oruton.
the event by Judge R. Morgan Gal-K. Taylor of the "Mlasawit" that Members _of the Garden Club of BOY HAS 'GOOD EXCUSE' breth, President of1 th eHollywood FBI agents were going lo seize the community gathered and com-
Institution. the slot machine8 aboard. pleted their planting in the flower
Braden Fincl'}. member Newport It is alleged that the slot ma-boxes around the front of the'
Beach City Council, and a director chines were going to be dumped tructu M th d bl · POLICE NAB HIM ANYWAY of the hospital. will briefly review overboard but that a G-man work-~e sq~:re f:~e ~t ~~e e~e~ •
progress to dat~ and future plans Ing undercover prevented this ac-post office building which con-
for the coast hospital. According lion. tains 2322 square feet ot the in-A 16-year-old Alhambra youth erratically through the channel
to John Murdy the hospital 18 now For hla alleged a ctions Drake side building area whereas the was sent to the juvenile home near the Balboa· B&lboa lal&nd
going ahead under encouraging was arraigned for aiding and old structure encompassed 880. following his theft of the boat terry croaslng.
l!IUApices. The main building, now abetting Uae tran.eport of gamb-Builder and owner or the build-"Good Excuse" valued at $4500 They took the boat in tow and
started. will have 75 beds and con-ling devices on the high seas. tng Is Frank Hubbard, he is also from the Seasport landing at 7 :52 turned over the youth to Newport
tatn 100 rooms in all. The hospital Drake's arreal brings the total providing the new post office with a. m. Friday. Beach police. According to the
board has about $1 ,100,000 on number of persons arrested from privilegea of parking on the Shell George Young of the landing police, the youth was unable to
hand with which to build, and all the Harbor area to 46· Forty per-Service Station Jot on the comer called police and told them that gtve a coherent story of the eaca. ..
attention can now be directed to a sonid8 wer~adbbedAin thet h2u~e FFBi 1 which is operated. by Fred West. the youth had hoisted &Rehor and pade.
campaign for $250",000 to furnish ra on ., •• ay, ugua "· ve ~he Corona del Mar post office struck out towards t he sea In the He waa booked tor ~ ~ft
and equip the institution. Pre8l-other pereona were taken into cue-was first Opened Aug. 6, 1926. 26 toot· SteelcratL and a petlUon .waa tiled witb
dent Murdy Btates be ha.a appoint-tody after the raJd. with Jd.n1, Edna L. Stukey in Harbor departm\n.t men C&.Ul'hl juVenile ,.liu~~ 1a now
ed a member of the board, Wm. F. All the_ slot machl.ne CUC1;bave ch~,e u poatmuter. A new uP~ with the veuei aa. tt inoved at the jtivenlle home.. ~lmes of Orange Coa&t. College, \o been aet :.t?r. a pr.ellm.tn.ary hee.r-~~'¥: toctk: r-ewer Min ..J9271.::~--=-..::::._ __ .:..__.:..:_ ____ :._ __ _:_~,,", '°"':.;;,..:....:..:.._::..._ ____ _
head a 8peclal campaign commit-lag at lO a.m. Wedneeday before. When SirnUeJV S'cott succeeded the ' f
tee to rai.e thi. fund. the u. ll. CommlMlon"er. rqunder on Man:b 2. Ml .. Wanda 58 D~ats v1·e 'o·r A.a.ards
Uvinl" Memorials Nimmo became postmaster on Oc-DU 11 n
Mr. Kimes says the committee ScJt. Upson DOWfti ~~::~ 2~~ ;:~: ~odre~~: :~~e:~c~ '
proposes to secure this rund un· His Camera Stolen on April 5, 1937. Harry Roas ··n Labor Day Regatta Here der a plan that provide8 the King '\.\'&s named postmaster on
money be raised through "Living 'Newport Beach Police Sergeant August 13, 1940 and he waa suc-
Memorlals." H e points out that a John Upson Is taking a ribbing ceeded by Verne Watson on April One hundred and fifty-eight
great many people desire lo do from the other members of the 30, 1949. During the month of boats In 18 cl&88e8 turned out for
something worthwhile for the liv-force after thJeves stole. a camera April 1950 the name of the post the th·ree day Labor Day Regal-
ing. Under the Kimes plan room8, valued at $75 Crom h18 car last office was changed from Corona ta series which winds up the surn-
departments, furnishings, equip· week. ·~ Del Mar to cOrona del Mar. mer sea.son of racing in and around
ment items, and other features in Upaon said that the camera had Growth at the Crown City area Newport Harbor. The large turn-
the hospital, will be memorialized ' been taken from the glove com-is evidenced by the growth of the out is divided into three groups
in the names of Individuals when partment of his car which had post office receipts in the past with the small boat.a racing off
the cost Is contributed by relatives been parked in the driveway of ten years; in 1940 totals were
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Newport Harbor Yacht Club, the
or friends. his home at 537 Redlands Ave., $2,006.69; in 1945 $9,991.08 and in intermediate classes ott Balboa
Director Kimes say8 his plan has Newport Heights. 1950 $45,954.30. Yacht Club, and the large boata
great appeal as the men1orlal8 are
permanent, and the donor, the
person memorialized beth receive
full recognition, &nd funds are
U&ed solely for betterments In
health service tor the sick and di8·
tre8sed. Kimes also points out the
important effect the new hos-
pital will have on all Orange coun-
ty when it ts In operation.
Can Expand
The 75 bed!!J: can readily be ex-
panded to hold 200 beds and facili-
ties when needed. "'.fo carry out
t he 'Living Memorials' plan.
wholehearted cooperation Is need-
ed from all people ln all part.a of
Orange .County," said Kimes.
''This We know we can count on.
Orange County hu never failed to
res:pond to a worthy cause, and we
know that the County will meet
this great opportun ll)I" for un-
M"lfish service. I r~peat. Orange
County has never failed. in the
put-It will not faU now.''
Newpo Beach
Has Civil Defense
Job OUtl;necl -Newport Beach has had Ila job
cut ,out for It in the major CfUJ\•
pa.Igo now under way to prepare
tor a possible A-bomb attack 1n
this area.
Newport 8'81Jh ls being called
upon to. recruit and train 248
aWl:ilJa.ry .tlreme.n. 91 aux.tllary p>
flcemen, one reecue tQU&d and one
nld!ologlcel tetun. It i. beln&
asked to organize. and U1Jlgn on.e
rnaa care center team. one' mo-
bile welfatt team. one moblle ,
tbelter tetun, one mobile feodlne
team. one mobile cloth1n.g team
and t.hret! registration t:HmL
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HOAG 'MEMORIAL
ni. community ai.o i. ~
...tth the taak ot ~IDC -ter
tor 1000 pe..-il. food tor 1300,
resi-traUoa to IOOO, and ..,_
pncy aid· and oervtcu for lfOO.
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ment side of the ledged conai&ted
or the dinner-dance held at New-
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day and the trophy preaenta.Uon
ceremonies at .the Balboa. Yacht
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8chool boundariH tor Klnderprta <lu'u CID ,.-~
N-rt School-Lido 00., Bal-.(alfof peUnala to riv•r),
Newpo.t Beach. Bay Bhotta and .,. -O&inp, (NewfUY\ ~ta -' ~11 except k indergarten). 1
•: Corona del Mar School-COrona del Mar, Balboa I11land, Beacon
~. HarOOr l•land, r N.wport Hri&i>ta Klndttprt..,,).
•: Due to the fact t hat we do not have buA t_aeUttlea for tra.naportln@
~ chlldr~. we have adopted the follo~n,g plan: .
, ~ ~ Horace En•ign School-All e~ 7th and 8ttl grade ehi)drf'n llvlnc
111.Nowport Heights will walk to ..i.ool. · • ..) Newport, SCbool-The rollowtag do not ride buu..: ik'cl, 4th and r
OU. ,...i.rs livlng w..l or B St. In Balboa ...d Eut or llOth St. 1n 'ftW port. Also ( ~ gT&d en) livin~ west of 1Jbrt.ry and t'ut o r lb Strt'f't . (K indf'rg9.rten and lit gT&ders) living W«'!!l o f 20th SL
~ eut or 9th S t ., walk to t'f'gular !!tops. • • •.. Corona del Alar School-There are seven atopt ln Corona del Mar
~children livtng l mile or m ore from ldM>ot (aJl grades). •• •.; Thill aetlC"dule ts subject to cb.anee by note to parl_;'tlt.
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NEWPORT BALBOA NEWS.Tl~ES
F .4.M1.14'V RE,'!\"lfl~-1.a."t ,,.,'f'k ut ~I '!• 1 t:. 1la3· St .• Balboa thl'
<"Ian O';'f'lpn had a lonJ{-a\\"Uitt'41 JamUy n-1mktn. ·It'\\"•~ tht' rtr'l't
tlme11n 15 )"ta~ that )fr!'. J>unipn had all hf>r · ril.iJd"'"n a.JN1
~Dd-<"hl~dN"ft ,,·Ith ht'"r. ()a b r r ioklt'tl ''""kllnr a.uni,·enar)· In
Jt\.4 \\'~ Grandratbrr J>u.nJk8n ,, . ._" sUll all,.,. :lla."l<'r S4·rKt•aut
.1JUDf11 Dlmlran \\'ll.!ti lat.·rnt•d In a Ja1NU1fM' Jtrl-.on c-.111p. lA·ft to
ri~ht, front ro\t·: .M llC"haf-1 Dualpa. ~ h.nws r;. Dualpa.
Thon\&8 Uunlpn. Mlltlr'f'd Dunlpa LM•jtly, :Mrw. .,J •• P. Dmllpa.
:\fn1, \\'llll~m l .ta&tlch and )f..nt.. ~ U..lpa, M.tnL ll6ck
ro\\·: Hutu Se.rpu;t Janws E. l)lutlpe ......... ll:Ctlr OMrlla.
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lt'a 1976 and Junior has a son. John and Mary,
eroud grandparents, are giving him a Savings
·PJiµi. at NEWPORT BAI,.BOA FJ:i;DERAL! It
sent Junior through college, ancj will do the ume
for his son. ·
Put -something away for your children's future
plaruo. Teach them to pitch in, too!
DIVIDENDS CURKENTLY S3 PER ANNUM
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Admission Day
He. l>oa.W Jvy
Wins hrple Hean
With thfo 1.-1 cav. Div. in KOrea.
'MM> PurplP Heart medal hu twee
awarded to Ptc. Donf,.ld D. Ivy,
of Nf'wport Beach. Pie. Ivy w~ ..
wounded in action w1lh the i.t
cavalry DJvlDon'• Mh reciment
nnr Tokcbong·Di Jl"eb. 22, 1851.
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N"rwport Bea ch public libraries
.• \\'ill be cl08f'<l on MMday, Sept. 10,
.• v.•h ich is Ad milution Day, accord·
•. in g to a n ann ouncement made by
.. Dor olh£'a Shf'ely, librarian.
XE\V BROK E R
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C'...oettrt Plaaht of Tllftllf! CoaU-.ta
Graduate ~tudetlt of Bela Bertolc
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thp locaJ r<-a l C'Rta lf' field, has join-
('d the s taff or brok ers w ith the
Bay and Be.ach Rt>alty at 1450
Balbos Blvd.
'!'be medaJ, awardt'd only to
tboae who have ~ th~r blood
l n de(f'n&e of Ameclca, ta a purple
f'namt-k>d heart. within a bronze
bordc>r, upon whlch ls su~rlm·
posed a profile h c>ad of Washing·
t on in ·m ilitary uniform.
436 Serra Drive
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Corona ctcl ~1 ar. 8 :1 ~; H oract" Ensign, 8 :30: N~port Sch90l. 9 :00.
Ftnt D•)" of School Ii" S..ptPlnhPr JO. Rf"Ci"tratlon l8 at 8 L m.
Frida3· at 1-lor&f't'" En!ilp for all St-\\·port. Bf>a('"h Elf"n1,.nlary S<"hool.
Per a PLIAIANT DRIYI a11tl a
MARYILOUI DINNIR,
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S..tHr11 C1lilontil's most fls/iolWlli/r "Vielr .,,., ..
Enfoy a .dlfici.us dinner 9" dancing I~ 1ha ~
8PPOlnttd 5'ty~Roem or sit •M tip your faYOrtm cocktllift '
In the smart new Sly Lounge. Both ,.."'' cemN.lld •• ·
,1m1urpaued View of ttre ocMn, harbof and lnlaMI cfuea.
C..-tly featuring Clyff ~ ond his Nf St.
Band' Revi-. . N-o COftf 0< o mW-. I ' .
~l il lrr formed th is or ganization
w it h officPH at t he pre11e nt sit<>
• o f thP Catholic<'" church and a )'ear
• .:fc J :t nd a ha.Jf ago m oved the offict> 00\\7El.I. I S \l" . .\.R G.~'\fES .:.t to thr oppo.,lt<' corn('r . H e has First Lt . Rob<'rt L. Dowell, son
J bt•f'n ac t ive in t he com m unity for of Mr. and M M'!. E . W . Gil1eBpir,
th" past tw<'nty.onf'" years. \Vhere Newport Bea c h. parti~ip&ted In
ht' ha.s been a n a c t ivr me mber o f ExrrcisP Southf'rn P ine. the joinl
thr !':ev.•port Harbor Board of 1 Army-Air P'orce training man~U·
R 1'alto rs. During hill brif'"f absence vera, a.11 a pilot flying with tN>
fron1 the Har bor arf'"a. Afi11e r was 12-0th fighU-r bomber aquadron out
1tsSO<.'iatec1 \Vlth hi• brothe r In w ork of Wiln1ington , N. C.
'";:.,. i In Palo Alto and-sin ce his r eturn Air operations for thf' big war
• ~~. 1 has bu ilt a new hom e for his ram· gamf's were under the tactical
• . quarters at Pop<' Air P or cf" base.
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I E verybody n'&do the cla•s\fled ad.i. i F ort B'4gg. N . c .
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ttw f'DP.Kt'fltt•nt of lb.l•ir 1h.l11ibl1•r , 0l11n1• :\"ortuu, to l\"U.U ll1.1ffrrtl, •
of {'o~I~ '.\l t:'1!18.. Tbt• 11·1-Jdlug ls t1·11t.uli1·t·J.~· sche·duJ•-.I for C.k·I~ 2i.
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MooM Sponsor Wi/lftle lake Wednesday
On Wedneeday, Sept. ~. starting at 8 p. m ., a wefnle bake will
be held. on the beach in front of the Newport Mooee Lodge Homr,
2300 Ocean Front. Newport for the boys of the Harbor Area Boys Club.
Tbla will be !Cpe>nM>red by the Newport MOOR Lodge, under the
direction or Herb Shoemaker. Jr. Gov. and Civic Affair& Chairman
of the lodge. Th.la welnie bake
waa made possible through the
generosity of Richard's Udo Mar-
kel Blowers Market, Don'a Can-
dy 'Shop a.nd Al Aldei-aon'a P'un
Zone. The entire Mooee Lodge ex-
tends deep appreciation and
thanltJI; to these Merchanta.
The Commilltt helping Mr.
Shoemaker are : Durl Tipping, Joe
HOC"mann, Leona.rd ~&eh, Jack
Carter. Haven Holbrook, Jim Por-
ter. Sgt. Buddy Price, and Sgt.
James Hayes and the following
co-worker from the Newport W.
0 . t . M : Myrtle Tipping, Elsie
KLl):g, Dorothy Carter and Clara
Leach.
They arc expecting an attend-
ance of a.round 200 boys.
Second AAnlvenary
The N e'wport Beach M o o s e
Lodge 1457, will celebrate their
flttond anniversary Sept. 18th,
starting at 8 p. m. with a mass
initiation of M candidate,!!. to be
held in the Moose Home. 2300
Ot'ean Front. Newport. The Ritual
Team or the Santa Ana Moose
Lodge, \viii conduct the initiation
ceremony. They hope every one
w iIJ conduct the Initiation cere-
mony. They hope every one wtJI
remembe.r thi.s date, and m&.ke this
&nnlversary one that will be me-
mcmbered for a Jong time t o come.
The monthly Fi.sh Fry will be
held on Sunday, Sept. 30th. Moose
members from all lodges a.re in-
vited to atlitnd. The public had a
taste or this delicious fish, out at
the Orange county fair. where the
lodge had a fish and chips booth.
Anyone that has eaten this fish
doesn't have to be givt>n the sec-
ond i nvitRllon lo alten~. The
Newport Women o flhe Mobse will
haw a bazaar on the same Sun-
day, along with the fish f9". Thi8
bazaar will feature lovely things
made by the co-workers. who have
been crocheting and sewing ln
their spare moment:J!I.
Island Couple
Hosts at Canasta
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Andree',
G&rnet a'Y<:nue, Balboa Island, en-
tertained recently with guests in
for an evening of canasta. Prea.-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jone11 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
StrothC'r of Glendale; Mr. and
Mrs. C. Hoertig of Loa A.ngelea:
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lowe and
Mr. an<t Mrs. N oel Barlow ot Bal-
boa Island.
Mrs. Roy Keene
Home From Trip
to Mexico
Mr8. Roy Keene and 1.frs. J.far-
vine Franka returned August 26
from Mexico where they had a
most enjoyable week although
their trip wu cut short.
They drove firat to Tijuana.
lhen t o En11enada where they vis-
ited triendl'I, later taking the
plane to Monterey. ·They had plan-
ned to go to Mexico City tor a
week but Mrs. Frank11' husband,
owner of Solly's restaurant In
Hollywood. needed hC'r !tack and
they decided to take a "rain
check" on the remainder of the
trip.
Moose Women to
Initiate 2 Members
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Women of the Moose, Newport
Beach Capter. 1158. al the August
30 meeting, formally initiated two
new members, Mrs. Virginia
Towle and Mrs. Callie Carpenter,
who were sponsored by Recorder
Viola Cornecl, and Library Chair~
man Lema Massey, respectively.
Junior Regent Clara Leach in-
vited the members of the 2 bowl-
ing leam11 sponsored by the W o-
m en of the Mnose, to nleet at hC'r
home Tuesday evening. Se pt 4.
prior to the "kick-off" of tht>
bowling league that evening. Clara
Leach is captain of one of the
teams and Guide Nicky Edgerton
Is captain of the other. Nicky F'-"l-
gerton ls also presit.l('nt of th{'
bowling league.
\\'elcoml"d
Junior Graduate Re~en l was
welcomed back after a vaCatlM
in Arizona . The chapter has se>nt
"Get-Well" cards lo Senior RC'·
gent W inifr ed RandeI's eldt•rly
grandmother in Washington who
recenUy had surgC'ry. Mrs. Ran·
del'a mother. Mrs. May Davis, ha.-s
just returne dto her home In Af t.
Vernon, Wash., aftf'r sp<>nding
several weeks with her dailghter
in Costa Mesa. Mrs. Randel Is
now looking forward to a visit
from her mother-In-law, Mrs . Bes-
sie Randel, from Seattle, Wuh.
Chaplain Alice Young reported
that thf' had SC'nt a card and a
gift to the little daughter or Elsie
P ort e. who Is now rPcoverlng from
a ton~illectomy. Sentinel Eh!lie
K ing <A'B.s absent bC'cause ot the
serious tllness of her husband.
After the game the group went
to the J olly Roger whe re Mn.
Hoertig was serenaded and pre-
sented with an extra large ham-
burger centered with a birthday
candle.
When the met>ting adjourned,
Guide Nicky Edgerton. servC"d re-
fresl'lment.s of corfre and several
~--------------I va.rielies of delicious and tmcpt·
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Lester A. Becker, D. D. S.
DErn:z.sTRY
1785 Newport Blvd., Coata Mesa
Medical Bldg. Beacon 67~2
006 E . Bay Ave., Bal~
Harbor 327 -J
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
Pbbne: Beaooa 5610
110 Broadway Co.ta 8".ma
WATER HEATERS
-Servk>e and R<opMnl Ju. Bec/JoJJ
PLUMBING Aut!>ort~ Dealer
Day &: Nl,Jht Bea\en
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TIIE NEW
HAMMOND
CHORD ORGAN
YOU can play rtch organ
mu.ale at once. witbout learn-1111' a ainCla note. Com<t· bear
&114 pi.,y Ille Hammond <;:bdrd urpn.
i' Pimo Co. -N·--~-__ ..._
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Ro~·&rmlnr
A group ot Moose lodgt• m<'m·
bers. surprised Dotty and Jack
Carter Sunday, August 26 with a
housewarming and, or course, re-
treshment:J!I. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ostrander.
M.r. Y.lld Mrs_ Clarence Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leach. M r.
and Mrs. Jimmy P e rter, Mr. and
Mrs. Durly Tippings, Mrs. Elsie
King, Mr. Ernie Stu.art, Betsy
Ttipping, Shirley Porter and Su.sle
Barnett.
Saturday evening, Sept. 1. there
<A'ill be another dinner and dance
at the Mooee Lodge, for members
and guest:t.
A stoup of silod frlenda gather·
!d Friday evening in honor of the
birthday annlve~sary of Mrs. Rob-
?rt Jones. Ba.lbOa·lslancL Wlahlng
:he celebrant m\ny happy returna
were: Dr. and Mrs. Andree', Mr.
~nd Mn . Janee, !Mr. and Mra. Ron-
.~r..t · ald B u1ow and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Roertlg.
Flret enjoying cocktaJl11 at the
home ot Dr. and Mrs. Clinton
Andree', Garnet avenue, the group
next dined a( CbrlaUan'a Hut, then
adjourned to the home of Mr. a.nd
Mrs. Noe.I Barlow tor the blrthd&y
cake and cards.
Ebell Junior
Board Meeting
Prelude to the sea50n's 01>en-
lng of a.ctivit 1es for EbC'll club
Juniors ~ea the board mcelin~
held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
White. 212 East Ocean Fro nt, Bal-
boa, when plans for the coming
year were dlscuMed.
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Preaent were Mra. White, chair-
man ; Mrs. C. R . Staff, first vice
chairman; Mrs. N . H. Roberdeau,
.econd vice chairman; Mrs. How-
'lrd WU1iam11, secrrtary: Mrs.
Warren Messing, advisor; Mrs.
Obed Luca.a, ~tre. \V. E . F isher
and Mrs. Marlin Sheely.
F1rat meeting ot the club yC'ar
will be on Thursday, Sept. 27 11l
the home of Mrs. W. E . F ishC'r, 149
Shoreclltt, Corona del Mar. Board
members Will be h0l5l~ea.
Miss Elsie Farris
to Address Club
Women of County
Th" rr~ular board meeting of
Orang!." Cnunty Fed..,ralion of Wo-
nlen's c lubs will be held Friday,
$('pl. 1 in Fi r~t Congrf'J::&lional
chul'ch. l..a~una Beach. ?i.frs. C. C.
Bonl•brake, vicc-pr,·sident at large
of CF'WC wil tK· n111rnl nt" speaker.
Busin 1~ss will fC'a ture c hlllrmen
report~ and adopt ion of the budget
for 1951-52.
Thr afternoon Sl'Ssion will have
a musical program folk>wC'd by
the speakt>r, Miss Elsie Farrill.
noled Long Beac h attornC'y and
wo rld traveler. Mrs. W . L. Har-
bt.-rl will presic1e.
Luncheon reSC'rvations should
be nlade with Mrs. G. F. Meadows,
phone Laguna 4-2973.
Helen Mc Taggart
Is Luau Hostess
Hl'lcn McTaggart or lhC' An-
chor Trailer Port g-avc her an·
nual luau on Au,i;rUB t 25 tor mem-
bers of Kamaaina club, of whic h
she is an inactive 1neruber. Some
200 p<>ople. KamaaJanas, thei r
famllics and friends and Port
rC'sidents. wcrC' presC'nt.
Bridal Shower for
Patricia Abbott
A pre-nuptial event honoring
Miss Patricia Abbott wu the
11hower given tor her at the home
of her slater, Mrs. Betty Ann
Smith, 305 Colton avenue on Aug.
22, with Joanne Shorb a.a hoste!lll.
Many pretty gifts to be used
In her new home Were· received
by the bride·elect, and gue11t11
afterward Wt>re ser~ed deS&ert of
Jello, cake, coffee and tea.
Present were the honoree, Miss
Abbott ; Mary Glass, Margaret
Dunbar, Mary Ayres. Anne Wor-
sham. Imogene Dunham. Pegp·
Abbott. Fran~ Rlngersen. Elea-
nor Cui11lck, Pearl Rob I n son.
Anita Owen80n, Mrs. Smith and
the host.cu.
Knocking out enemy subma-
rines will be the job of Douglu
0 . Bray, aviation chief ordnance·
man, USN, of 1327 West Bay,
f'l{ewport Beach, Calif., now serv-
ing with Air Anti -Submarinl!i
Squadron 931.
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BIYC Commodore
Host at Dance
Thursday evt>nin~. following
presentation Of SE'Mon's troph ies
and awards for" Balboa Island
Yacht club, new Commodore NO('I
Barlow was hoflt lo young fril•nds
at a dance In Balboa Yacht club.
Included In the gay group were :
~sses Carol Syman, Ann Raw.
Jina, Phyllis Ra .... rJins. Ann Rich-
lleu, Nancy Carney: Junior Staff
Commodore Benny lknjl!,.Illin, J ohn
Kensey, Bob Halderman, Tom
Jonell, Buater Hammond and De·
vld Herrington. •
Serving h c haperones were Mr.
and Mr11. Jim Eyman, Mr. and Mr~.
Robert J ones and Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Barlow.
Kamaaina Klub ·
Meets on Heights
A unit ot the Pacific F1eet Air Poetponed until lhc r eturn of
Force, the aquadron la now under-Boota Keene from Mexico WM
KOinr intenBive training at the regula.r meeting of Kamaalna
Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, K.lub, held Wedn<'sd&y C'Vening at
Calif. the home of Marie Kimball, 5 18
Enlisted personnel attached to j\11..so avenue, Newport Heights.
the 11quadron are highly skilled 'bueat11 Wl're a fo rnter mcmbl'r
technl('ia.ns and repairmen. The Marvlne Fl-anks and Lylas Pang~ I
pilots, <A'ho fly In any kind of born.
weather, day or night. are all Hours w er{' giv<'n over t o rcmi-
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SAVINGS
CURRENT
1EARNINGS -
SAVINGS IOW INSURED
UP TO $10,000.80
MONEY RECEIVED BY THE llTH
OF THE MOllTH EARi$
FROM THE ISTI
Come in ••• We will arr.ang•tfie transfer of your funds
without inconvenience or expense to you
The patio wa.., draped with flsh
nt>L'i and liJ:hted by Japanese Ian·
tern~. Tables WC're co~e red with
nels and banana leaves and deco-
ratrd down the center with pine-
apples, bananas and coconuta.
Dorothy Bf'll or A lo ha Trailer
Park and Kamaaina c lub mem-
bers danced, while three huab&nd8
in island costumes gave a comedy
number.
gTadua!es or a Naval ~lectronlcs nl~ene11 or vacation trips.
Training Unit. They are well Next meeting will be on Sept.
versed In the uee ot radar tor 19 at the home of Vat.Moore, 7232
underwa.ter detection and aubma-Monroe avcn~. Anaheim.
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CAR THJt:\"ES
Don Goldsbrough ot Inglewood
reported the theft of cloth tng and
camping equipment valued at $50
to Ne"·port Beach police Sunday.
tie told officers that the articles
were taken from his ear at 1 :M
a. m. Sunday. The car had been
parked in the ''A" street parking
lot. Stolen were two jacketa,
two quilted blankets, three towela,
three bathing suits and a sleeplng'
bag.
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Al Gardner of 121 E. B4lboa
Blvd.. Balboa reported to police
at 4: l!S a. m. Sunday that he had
fallen a.sleep et the wheel of his
ca.r and had hit a parked vehicle
ln front of the Newport Grammar
school. Gardner received a cut
forehead in t he accident.
Result. come f'rom coutant
Practice! An ad ttfUlarly ln Ult•
paper )Viii produce ~ti tor you
Opportunity la lmOlklnC bl
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EDWARD A. LeHOVEN, Editor
J . M. FRANCIS, Buslne:M Mana.-er
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ofeue"' :Jo :J'e f;J;lo~:
Dear Ben : /
Au .. , n. UMll
N. w. Korea _
On Prti.I TraJn, near
Advance Peace Camp
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Here la a story on our trip to the Far E.a!!t &om 1'-1.viJI Air ' Force Base, Calif.
Don't know If you can ''* It or not; It's delayed BOmewhat, slnce
I ha.Ye had to type It up over hen ln JCorea and up front at that.
lllll not eompo!le'd BO SOO<I. since I wrote It Jong hand, oomlng
over to Japan on the plane with all the con.fl.Won eolng on; anyway
maybe you can break It 4own and make a story out of It o. k. J
bave bMn coverlnc the BO-Called Military Armilltlce Conference at
Kae.,,.. up in enemy terrttory the put few day• with my ~ mm
motion picture cameru tor the Department of DefcnM!. Hn.ve been
over here In Korea tor about two weeU now.
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llOT. !!All JlilDY
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- -Ille pluo --hmehea -pb plenty U.-o and
DOt too ~It about the ....
-daJI out oa ~ lone cr,eneaa
trip.
A-,_ m1nui.. ot llllll'!rlnr out-
-. _,. tM loodln1 aone and th•
a,tld<Y mlPt air ...,.Uy blowing
..,._ UU. little Wind-swept laland
wben the call bla.ftd out over the
IOOd opeohl\ all aboard, to bou~
the ehtp ol th. atrwaya. Our aome-
what ~ combat camera·
men, ocncen and alrmen alike
and olber -...... rued up the loUln&' ramp Into a very ftot and
huntld plane, the nlpt air 11ee11ted
I<> ll.aVe Juat ~ Into the hull
of our dipper ship.
A few un\>leaant dtilnutes,
ev..-y one waa drt'plnc with pre•-
plp.Uoa. and anx.loua to be on our Ql6!1nN ta PuhU§b Lrpl Notl"'8 and Adwrtlllfimfon"' of aJI Kladl
!lt<B-'WRIPTION RA TEii:
We have a PreM and War CorreapondentJll train parked on a
aldlnl' he.re juat 10\1th of the lnjon River sector. It h.u an en~e
on it with full lltea.m up all the time, tn caae of attae1r:. Our front
llnea in thl11 area Is made np ot Jap, South Korean and United
Statea eo&chea. Part ol it \JJ pt1lhnan, part hoapltAJ coachea and
t~ rest a mixture of almost everything ot three nations.
. .., way, the propa turned over and
h-1llate U... . &lie WU taxied to the end of the Appro~y 1000 mflea out of •tring of lt(h.t panlleling-the nin·
Honolulu. and 1900 nilie. eut ot way. A brief warm.inc up or the
WU:e lal&nd we croued the Inter.. englnn and lhe WU rolling-at
national· 00.i.. Llae, bore we ptn fftal lpeed between th-lltU•
a day, atnoe. we left U:onolulu on Ol'anlt! Ugh ta on ucb 1t4e of UJI,
Saturday ~ wiUt an . u l!n m&Mlve weight gently litt.ed
hour fil&'llt t.Q_ Wake lllaDd we off ot the tern. tlrma Into the
11.h.oUld arri\le there early Monday dead ot night, Jibe b&nked around
morning. We actually loRt Sunday out over the rtppltnr •bore. or
but p.Jncd one day between Wake: hland, her great 1ilver
Hawaii &ftd. Wake ~laland. l\Ofe headed lnto the northweatttn
NF.WPORT-BAl.ROA SE\Vll-TIMF-S f'Vf'ry Tu-ay
ta Oranp Co1mty, $.s...50 IM"r yMr: SI.Oft atx. month•; .1.!5 tltrM
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Oul-ildfl' oranv ~ty ..... 00 per )'f'9r
OOT FEDERAL SPENDING NOW
It is gratifying to know that Congress is diocuesing
plane to cut tax levies proposed in the House. bill, but it
would be more to the point if Congress would take prompt
action to cut unessential federal expenses.
Nobody wants high taxes. However, in the long run,
high taxes are cheaper than federal deficits. High taxes
are taken from current income. Once paid, they may be
forgotten. On the other hand, federal deficits encourage
inflation, which cuts into the value or .bonds, insurance
policies, pensions, etc.
We eat and sleep Otl lt and work out of h~1-e on our varlou11
a.aaJ.gnmenlJI: to KaeMng and the War front~. The, food Is exc:elle.nt,
&ft. We have a colored U. S. A . SerC'C'ant cook and South Korean
boyM for kitchen help, waiters, etc., who make our bunk• up, clean
lhe train and wa.!th our t?lotheA. There are War Correspondenta
irom all over the world here. J have passed through enemy Jlne1'
twice no'v on my n1atlon plct11re mlA.•liona to Kftf'!W>ng, Wr are
111ppo11Nt to ht> lmmunf" fron1 nllnck. Wf' hope !!
Respecttuny,
SAM.
On thil leg-of-auJ. · jOUmey we •ky. I took· one 1ut look at thoee
new at 10.000 fHt. abOve· lbe vut. tw:lnkllng ·UP.la u diatance and
·-or oce≪ on' and on put dUkoeu enveloped that •little
moun.talnotta -bRlowl; 'o utlM -'Pfl.'.Ck or land which God gave to
Log of A Combat Cameraman White eumu1U •• e ·long tt14h, to . u,te;. ns. in" peace and
ov<'rseu trip wu getting-. treme-war; here our brave heroet: fought
ly tire9Qm e, my buddie combat our foe11 to the la.st man in WW n .
cameramen an4 other servicemf'n, Wake lllland made history, may it
Ill' Set-Sam Hardy,
1r. 8. A1r Force Modoa. Pl"ture
~· CamoNman.
· Looking out of a port side win·
dO\lo.' near the propellers, the early
momlng sunlight glowing on lho.se
great blades makps a woMerful
contraat wtth th~ flurry cloud.s far
below. \Ve are now approximate·
ly 1,580 miles out of San Fran-
cisco and 860 mill'!'I from Honolulu.
T. H~ Below U!I a break in the
cloud.a shows ue i.h~ vaat turbulent
ocean with a rew whlte caps «Ill·
tering and splashing In tht> bright
sunlight. Now pL9.8ing over a
solid layer or clouds. a sea of while
a.bovt> a sea of water , ln various
11pota great canyons appear a,nd
mountains of white fluff roll up-
wards on the clear blue horlzona,
not unlike mountains and vallrye
on land. Box Juncht's were aerved
for brf'akfa.st, they w~r-e eagerly
t'onaume~ f'Ven at this time or the
day, the hours dragged on, the
OCt'•n and clouds below took on a
v.·ith a few clvllla.ns to make up evf'r surviv('.
our heavily loaded P/l.A -Clipper Typhoon
Many times it has been pointed out that $4,650,000,-
000 could be cut from the President's budget for flacal
1952 withnut hampering the defense effort. It's about
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DOUBLE STANDING IN ETffiCS
EnrouU t• tllfl Far l'.aat with th,.
!ad PhotopapMc l<Qdn., Pnlt.d
Statf!9 Air Fo~.
Thi• wu our third day of swrat·
ing it out for the Al('rt Usts to be
posted, at 1300 houn1.
The alert news wu pogted on all A Congressional investigating committee discovered bulletin boar<lll at thi.t port or aerial
recently that Brigadier General David J . Crawford, com-embarkatto•. commanding or-
ma.nder of the Detroit Tanl< Arsenal, had accepted favors ricer, Lt. COi. H . W . Pote, ,project
offiOf'n and airmen sllke were all from firms doing-business with the government. Secretary set tor the long trip lo The Far
of the Army Jtrank Pace removed him from the Detroit East.
command, administered an official reprimand, and assigned The roater ot name1 wu pogtNI ,4.__..., on the alert lllll. We wer~ all on him to ....-~any. there, exettement ran high for th.1111
General Crawford was quoted as saying he had only v.·as tM rreat moment we had
done what others would have done, but that he was caught. b<en wattlnc tor. Soon we would be far out over the broad Paclllc This episode serves to emphasize the moral deteriora-Ocean \l."inging our way to tar-off
tion of our public servants in the -Truman Administration. Asia ~hores. With the grace ot
Scandal upon scandal has occurred. The military aide to Ootl nor-rate was in hl!-t handa.
the President -· Major General Hairy' A. Vaughn -was Tak,...Olt
given deep freeze boxes. He remained in the White House, . July 21-0200 hn. w .. the zero
ff deadline for t.akt'Off at th.la thriv· without. even a reprimand~ o icial or unofficial. inc United states Air Force bas<'
Ia it any wonder that subordinate officers · have !oat located on the wlndowept and aun-
wam1 apJl('arance u we drew
n('8rf'r to the 1.,1nnd!I of Hawaii, a
few hundred mile• and W(' ~hould
11f'ttl(' down at Honolulu fnter-
nalional Airport.
\Vann \\"alf'"'
ship were a.nxloua to reach Wake
laland where we would be able to
ittretch our leg• which was being
cramped from the many houn ot
continuou11 flight over thle great
Pacific Ocean. Since we left the
CallJom la cout line early this
morninjr, thiJI day ~emed endleM,
we were chutng thf' sun Into thl.'
far western hor lz.on ; hour after
hour our great silver ship droned
on. a tiny speck In a vast atmoe·
pht>~ of emptln~88. A1J I Hit ht-re
and gar:e at the whirling proptJ.
out and beyond in silent apace
great formatlon8 of beautiful
clouda drift slowly eulwa.rds,
above some ot the!M' majestic for·
matlons thin layf'rs af darker
clouds are noating which gives an
appearance of veils draped over
cathedral t op.!, a weird 1lght In
the ever BPtting sunlight; ho\v
peaceful thle world aeems as I
gaze into this spectacle of Gods
might, thinking or the tiny ·~k
of land we arc h~•ding for: Wake
Island. • 1plt of sand on th~ face
or Goda grf'at ocean.
Colnr Shot"
Approachlng the Islands we ran their Bense of ethics? Should the country be surprised baked aecUon of the Sacramento into thin scattered cumulua torma· Nightfal1 waa rut approaching
when this deterioration of mora.i standarda spreads even !!~~e 1!'1~ wu tu: ~~~g tiom gracetully floating below ua, aa the orange ::;1 ~un sa.n~ibeyo~~
to West Point, where 90 cadets are dismiMed for violating the wt•t-UJ'I•'-•=Y0_1 .... -~ the w.t.ers ot the Pacific took on a lhf' we.!t.er:n r n , cu 1 ng
•""""' -•.LUU deep blue appearance which signi· purpliJlh r~d and gold co ora on
their code of honor by cheating ih ex~? SW'eeplng thla vast center ot a.cu-fled the warm waters or th,. the \vestem race of the cre•t
There is one way to restore moral standards in gov-v1ty, our moUon picture unit wu Hawaiian lala.nd•. A brief momcn\ fleecy cumulU8 clouds. Soon a va.st
beinl' briefed for the coming trip, ot excitement occured amon• the cloak of darkneu w6uld aetUe emment. Elect a New Administration in 1952. oxcllement ••• hi""" tor •"thin a • v thi• ~at exp•••· ot amooth ...... •·· -· tired and reatle8s pauengt"ra a11 ° er a· -.... """'
----• few ahort hours we would be head-the ialands camf' into view above water 10,000 feet below our sky WILL. JAM RANDOLPH HEARST ed Into dutln&Uooa unknown. The the low lay•r of clouda on tht dUi-giant. The put half hour I have
What Henry Ford was to industry, what Bahe Ruth
was to baseball ... William Randolph Hearst was to the
newspaper business.
A stormy figure in journalism and politics he was
probably wrong as often as he was right in his fiezy cru-
sades -which brought him ardent supporters and bitter
detractors. But while many questioned bis views, few
oran.re red sun had done lb! day'!! tant horizon. below us a lone been busy shooting color film of
work and wu now fut vanishing steam<'r v.•aa drawing a chalk lint' the changing color11 on the v&rl.OUB
btyond the tar horizon. To the acroaa the deep blue sea . Our ship c loud formation.a. looking through
eut the put full moon, clear and wu losing altitude u th• white the propellers with J1treak.s of cold
cold, waa pushJng Its h~•d above breakers and warm blue waters flashing from them lo the ever-
the great plains. Night W&!I herP, of the Hawaiian ahores loomed up changing colors on endless cloud
po\verful aircraft engines shatter-In th~ dlstancf'. I could see Ola-banks wu a magnificent •ight tor
ed the night air. Droning hJgh _nlo nd, Head through thE' deep blue Wf'ary eyes. The shad.ea of night
overhf'ad were the grea.t guardians haze, ln a few minutes the wheels are "closing in aa we close our
of our country. It WM now 0300 of our sky giant Ylould co'11e to long and tiresome, but moat in·
hours. zero time for wdghing In rest on tropic soil 12 hour1t out of tere•ting day or daytJ. Not too far
questioped his sincerity and none had reason to doubt his our many item• of baggae-e anc1 Travis Air Force Base, California. into the endlesa horlr.on lies our
vigorous and ardent Americanism. camf'ra equipment. Ninety long next stop: V-'a.ke Island. where a · d h H ' I minut"" to sweat btfort-our silver Thi!! waa my first glimp.we of good hot meal awa..ited us and a Hearst revolutionize t e American l)ewspaper_ is sl'llp of the air lann would soar this lovely l5l e, many years I chance t o stretc h oureelves. About
style was sensational, exaggerated and hard hitting. But into thl' vut darkness of nlghL hav~ wallM for this moment t.hia time the ever droning engines
it was never dull. It was irritating t o many but thought A few good cups ot coffee In which adds another chapter and lulled mt' into a sound alttp. t,he nearby cafeteria aroused our country to my world travels. We Awakened from this alumber by provoking, nevertheless. The fact that he became a tycoon tentative nerve., the zero bour on are pa.salng over the rough, rolling ou.r court.roW1 atewardess to faaten
in the publishing field left no doubt that most Americans the clock htgh on the wailing room breakwater, the azure blue colon seat bell.I, ready for landing, a
s:ccepted his style. wall wa.s watched by many eyH Mining Uk~ jewels in thti. tropical, sigh t>f reillef went t.1i'°ugh the
stowing with tenelon .thls t9 what sunlight, Wtth the majestic moun· whole plahe load of pa.saengen5,
In later years as he became more mellow and con· we had been waiting for, 11 wae t.alns riling their heads to lhe this se<:Uon of our flight had been
servative, the raucous, roaring journalism of his youth' gave now 0145 houri. The Port of clear blue sky. very ttreaome and now Out" allnr
way in a consideral!.le degree to more tempered news re-Aerial Embarkation orttcer brokf' The city ot Honolulu looms up clJpper would IOOft come to rmt on
thf' tenae silence maintained by the ahead of our silver ship a3 she tbe wind swept runway at Wake porting and comment. But the Hearst newspaper genius .sJeepy orrtcera and airmen sprawl· glkks tn towards the run,\·ays at Island.
lnd technique remained evident. ed on their seabt all over the Honolulu lntematlonal , Airport, I 8hook myaell to tee lf 1 had
Afr. Hearst has left a La.sting impression on his chosen 1 waiting room. W e g a.there d our capable pilot touches the been dre&m1nC -Put.en seat
. . . around him for a rtnal briefing, wheels on the black top runway. Belli."' a s1Jmp.e out ol the wtn-fteld . And when all the plus and mmus factors of hJS our silver Pan American Clipper And w e tax.I up In tront of the dow and OYe1" the engine c:owUnp
career are weighed, the balance will undoubtedly be a ship had taxll'.'d up In front of t.he t>t>autltul picture~ue Terminal I could aee a faint twtnkJe" ot
positjve one. loading zone, Air Force, Army and Building and outdoor patio dining Us;bt.a. out and below: la thla real·
Navy men, plus a few clvllla.na room. ly t.b&t Uny ~ o"' tM .creat
rf'presentPd this group headed tor A fe>w hours delay at this twau· ma91 u.ted by alJ na.tptora croa·
We setffe9 back into our com·
fort.able seat.a for the long hop to
Japan, 1,700 mllee northwe•t, the
last leg of this gTeal span of
water, the north .Pacific Ocean.
I waa awakened from a beilutiful
dream; Fasten Seat Belt.a, my
family and friends was all around
me, I wa.a,home again, telling them
the story a.nd adventures of my
bUddles and I. Now Instead, we
had nawn directly into the teeth
ot a l)'Phoon, a severe storm high
above the t,urbulent Pacific, our
great ship tossed about like a cork
In a hath tub, the hand of God
held U!I up there, for i.n a very
short tlme It wa.a smooth and
serene. we had passed through thf'
angry· storm, ·once again the drone
of engines put all of u11 lo slum-
bering.
The brlght early mornlng sun
floodllghtf'<.I a perf$!<\lly clear calm
sea, wtth a few thin scattered purf'
white cumulus c louds floating ma·
jes(ically several thousand ff'e t be·
low us. Here another · box lunch
was sc"rved tOr breakfa!t which
wa.s far · from appetizing, our
11teward had made good coffee for
ll!I which was the mainstay for our
tired n~rv~ on t.bi.8 .eemlngly end·
leu trJp.
I .have ju11t returned trom the
cockpit and the Capt.ain of our
clipper •hip !a.Id \Ve a.re a}>out 400
miles out of Haneda Air Base near
Tokyo, Japan. our altitude is
10,000 feet and our !lilver clipper
ill rtylng smooth as glus. I can
see ht>avy banks of various types
of clouds muy miles up ahead.
We have just spotted a submarinf'
practicall.t submerged, leaving a
wake ln the water like a large
fl.ab. 'I;'he presence 01 lfllrface craft
is non-exlstent, we are probably
not flying over the sea lanes: in
less than two houn we should see
the cout line and shores or Japan.
Our pilot .aa.id We were one hou.r
out or Japan now, the smooth clip·
per ship is flying on automatic
pilot ; ll.9 a great thrill to watch
the many Instrument.a at work,
controlled only by man-made in·
ventiona. Soon we would touch
A.ala.tic soil, the Far Eut.
We are now Oytng at 8.000 feet,
the ocean below us ta a deep blue,
smooth ·and cool looking. Soon my
buddies and I will be getting our
bap and camera equipment Ur
gelber l"M.dy tor our debarkation
at ·Haneda Air B&ae In Japan. At
tht.a Point 100 mlla out of Japan
a cry of excitement pa•N through
the plane~ of ~ra u we
spot • small mountamou. lat.and,
Oahima bland, jutttnc up out or
the blue Pactflc tar to the eoulh
of our coune; our tint &Umpae: of
land betwttn Wake bland and
Japan.
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•J'lom llle pilot'• coclrplt .... """
just oboerve4 Moun$ nJUyama Ill
Japan, larJe ~, Of anow ntn•
nlntr -tile .. ...,, mount.Ill
canyons. With a 1Jt1n la,.;. of
doucla haqlnc above the ma,Jeattc
mounta!n top. We' are headin.,r
almost dlr..Uy towarda thU. tam-
oua landmark. far below u. out--
lined agalnat the t placid blue
waters a llllall fU.hlntr fleet i.
bu.ally engaged In lta daily tuk;
a amall freighter JUst pa.ued be-
low WI slowly chut;ninl" tu. way
toward Japan. A tiny Virgin typt'
i.tand h .. JU81. p.-und..,...th
our sliver sky giant. we are now
pa.ssing over the main I.bore llne
of Japan; beJutltui And green with
Jt.a picturesque fieldJI;, rice paddle&
and qua.Int type bousea, a great
Bight of relief ~· throughout
the plane. My llrit sight ot Japan
gives my buddies and I a great
thrill. \\' e have added another
country lo our laurelll of world
travel. P&Ming over the beautirul
countryside With It.II W<'ll · tilled
and fertile flekls a thin layer of
drifting clouds are pa.sslng over
the area u we circle our destina-
tion ready for a landing, we are
pa&41ing over Yokohan1a and head-
eU for Hant'da Air Bast" near
Tokyo. A thick overcast obscured
the ground at lhUi ~int, av .. ay to
the eouth Mount Fujiyama rears
It.I cloud shrouded hC?ad abovt> lhe
heavy blue mist. The old familiar
sign ;roes on lo futen seat belt.a,
we are gilding down towards. lht>
runwayg at Ha.neda Atr Base. Be·
low us the shallow waters of the
coast line with its many fishing
net!! strung out and doz::eM of
small Jap fishing boat.a makes a
contra.sting sight, in a few minutes
our great clipper ahlp Wiii touch
thf' 8011 or Japan. we are lev~ling
oft now and the tires· 8C'reech as
they make contact wttlt the run·
way, It taxif's to a stop directly In
front of the thrtvtnc-T~rminal
Building at exactly Oi!S45, or 8:45
a . m. Monday, .July 23rd.·
I.a.ndlnc
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YOUR
-CONGRESS
A prlnc.eu Is always glamoroua.
Elizabf!th of England la no ex.s
exception. And aomf' Washlnrton
obM>rverg contend her scbeduled
arrival here October 24: wtll In-
fluence the date or Conpesalonal
adjournment, now tentatively llf>t
for October 1.
Wiv('S of mf'mbf'rs of Congrea
will "'"'ant to be on hand to meet
the rprlnce.ss. say theae thti0rlatll.
They argue tha.t the idea im't u
far·ff'tched aa it may seem otf·
hand and caution against under·
e.oiitlmalng the power or Congnos-
sional wivt's.
Evidence, however, points ln-
c rea.singly to t.he probability of
members or Congre&.'I still being
here on or about October 24, re-
gardleu of their \l.'1ves' wishes in
the matter.
This was Haneda. Air Base in Senate hopes are fadlng rut for
Japan with its many large gutted the anticipated October l adjourn-
out buildlnp, a memory of WW n, mt>nt.
the seers still remained of th03E' The St>natf' still must pa.sa on a
fatC'fUI days of yester year. Once tar bill, torC'lgn ald and Beveral
again the Y.'ide door swung open major appropriations meuure&
and our tired Combat Camera Also. the Defense Depart.nrent,
crf'w, officers and airmen alike which just received $60 billion, ts
filC'd do\lo.-n the ra.mp with bag and expected to uk tor more money
baggagf' in hand, for moat of ua. shortly, Which m('an8 additional
tbis was. our first time, lo sel hf'arings and debate. After the
foot. on Japanese soil. A brief rest Senate acts, It must reach com·
while Lt. Col. Pote held a short promL.es w ith the Hou.se on their
co~ferenc(' with othe r air fore(' J differing ver!llon• o! theee various
officers who had met our plane. pieces or legi8latlon.
Loading nur baggagf' and cameras,
etc., in two weapons carriers we
started off on a hectic ride
through the streets ot Tokyo, our
Jap driver swing in and out
through slow moving and conjest-
ed native traUic, consisting ol
t;hree wheeled automobllea, motor·
cycles, ox--earts, hand carts, thous·
anda of bicycles heavlly laden with
everything from radios to iron
pipes and stacks ot wood.
Our destin.a~iOI\ was Yokota Air
Force base a few miles we•t of
Tokyo, passing on through ·th.is
great sprawling city of Tokyo
wh('re thousands of side walk
stores of e ver). descri,ption adorn
thC' winding and narrow streets we
flnalJy f'mt>rged on the outskirts
of Tokyo, a fev..• mites farther on
V.'C' entf'r the main gale of Yokota
Air BMf' whi\[f' arml'd guards
pa!J!lf"<i us through, completing our
fa.st long trip from Travis Air
Force Ba!le in California to the
Far East and the Asiatic contl·
nent. Badly in need or a good hot
1'hower and ahave my buddies and
I clo!le this phase of our story un-
til we load and wind our camera.$
for action on this far away con·
t inenl.
The Automobile Club of South-
ern California advises that the
Mexican eection or the highway
extending from that city to Tecale
in Baja Caltfomt.a la now oUed
wtth the exception oC a 12 mile
irtretch along the old Cantu Grade.
No oU ·will be placed· upon thiJI
aectlon u there la a new gn.de
now under conatsuctlon, the Club
.said. .
New•-Tlmea a.de have been read
ln the Harbor tor over fO year..
All that i.a time-consuming-ea
much so tbal .ome Senate le.a.dera
are saying tt will take a miracle
to g C't CongreS!I out of Wa.ahingt.on
by October J. Meanwhile the
House's vacation extending to ~
tember 12, tan't makinl' the Sen-
ators any happier with t.heJr legis-
lative lot.
The Senate preaented an inter-.
e11ting study in lnconsistency the
other day.
One of Its members, &on. MarUn
fR-Pa.) offered a bill fS. 2029) to
hulllfy a re-cent Pres:ldenUal edict
to encourage Industrial dispersal
along lines recommended by the
National S f' cu r I t y Re.sources
Board.
J.fartin told the Senate that tbe
dispersal recommendation wu the
product or gov('rnment plannera.
rts rt>al purpost>, he c-omplalnf'd, ll
concealed under the •·pretext" of
national defense -··the disguise
worn by every project which can-
not makf' headway on it,a own m er·
its."
That same afternoon, five Sen·
stors from 90uthern st.a.tea were
conferring with .Agriculture Sec-
retary Brannan on· the fea..slbllity
of inducing the, Munitions Boa.rd to
add ootton to the list of critical
and strategic stockpile mater1.alll.
Under that plan, tbe government
Y.'ould buy cotton for the &tock·
pile. -Thi.ti buytnc woUld support
cotton prices at higher level&
than those at which they are ~ow
supported by the eovemment buy·
Ing already required. by law.
Cotton would make It.a debut to
• • the stockpile aa· gownunen.t sup·
port or cotton pr1cee became pa.rt.
or the national defense effort for
tbe first time. / The House took a healthy.whack
-..,
BUSTING THE SEAMS thf' Far Ea.st. tltul ~pot gave ua t ime to Mtretch Ing th.19 wide exp&nae Ot water!
It wu now 0200 hra. the &eTO our !IOmewhat crainp<'d l<'p and Yea. lt'• Wake hl&nd. BALANCING(?) THE BUDGET! at the theory whtch ha.I taken an •
tncrcaslngly strong hold tn recent
yeani that Ule best way for any-
thing to be accompllah~ a. tor
th• re.iera1 eovemmat to opend
mllllona ot dollafl on It.
•
hour for-take-off; undei-the b~ take some color and blac k and Jl"rom my po91.Uoc I could lee
moonlit ni«ht we 'fUed aboard the white picturee, al8o some footage the two pan.Uff -lines of landln_c
sky giant, lta potWW"tUl enctna on our movie cameru tar record strtp li&tlta, our sreat blrd of ~
were warming up, ready.,.for take-pu.rpoaes. We were served an ex-atrwaya wu polntine ber aleek
oft. All M'at beltJJ wer-e futene:d cellent dinner in the patio dining nOM atnJPt t.oW&f'!ll \_hat Ugbt.ed
and a rt>la.xed fff1lnl' came over room. and everything wu now st.t1p of land, a few mlnU.te• m.on
me u she started her taxi to lbfo ready tor t.he next leg of our long and her wheei. touchfd pntly
runway. Our coort.eoua •t4wa.rd Oftt" water trip to the Far East. down on terra.Qnna.
gave us a short brle.ftlt( oa. Q)' Nat stop would be Wake l.81and; 0. tM NOlllJ
needs we m&J bave on our "°"&' a Uny !peek of land on the surface
oveneu trip, the '-lute WU pol-4 ot thla veat body ot wa.tf'r. It Our competent pllot.9 had hit
naw at lhll" end ot the runway, bier wu mld-arte:rnoon on Saturday. t.h1JI Uny 1lrt,...of land rll'bt on the
gTI,at allver nose pob\Uq-Into Ute noee. The· eecoAd leg of our jour-
westem aky; tugg:lnl" at her pow-CroM ...... ney '1!U owr u our clipper alp
ertuJ engines ahe wu moving ncr.>. Hil"re at th.la busy e!roaroadtl of tu.Jed to a sta.ndlt1ll In front of
f'O&l1ng daWD. that creat nmwa.y, the world , people ot all nationl the JMIMenlff ~ .aM:. TM
W<e a trnffM bird lllle lifted her come and go. out and weot an IUC'O dooe llWVllg open and our
wtnp Int.> the cool moonllt aky. many tranooceaolc ab' llnell, large V«Y tired lold ot humanity otq-
Ah .. d and bflow tho at .. py blink· paaooncer and careo planu of C•red out Int.> tho bot, otlel<y nlpt
tng ltl'bta of .mall tOWN alone the many mak~ touch the rubw&)'I air, for he~ the lmlDJdlty wu
-of llUillln Bay twlnllled at :U -.,, Oftl')' dq 0... thia tropl· -Uy hiP-At this tlme our
ua 1.1 we -ded lltralCht -<al I.lie. o.r lllay JteH wu vory -waa tal<ln&' on a 8-4 ap-
lnl<> llle ..._ .. _ of nf&'lll. -llut ~ and the c:alJ -.uce. lndodlnJ tllat of .our
·Q1tt1a o.&e
A '"" mllM tu'uter on olot ..,. ~ ..Y ~and eJemt 11•
.fa&', tar llelaw ~ to our left. tllo Golden Gate and c:out ljDe ...
OU.Ulned ln tf'e bdPt IM Wiil
nlpt, wl"&'fac our -7 -U.. allant •Jcl!l the drone of .... , n -pu•--ancl--_ .. to 11e<1>-I TM --,.._..., .... 1.-.-
-el ' ?''II al1st
lllMr. -..... -......... ..., _____ .. _
h'r+.-..--. -et -Ustod _._ du& -to.I jltto tile --r.
I<> --Ci1-&hip was too ..--&' oftleer, Lt. Ool. Pote.
MOD tor all ol UL ~ abor&rd. once Rew ban .U.ved. •lncef we &en
&pltl., W'a -ftd .a..& lo tho• ro-'l'Ta'fla Air hree -la OaU..._
-•Ue lllo u our allwr ablp nta. It waa -:IMO boun, -..-to ui. _,..,., a few min· dq, _.....,.tiled talo tile Qooon·
-_.,Md -waa RClnc' •tno.....-....... llollfor -u..· bot -_,., olrip to -....... , -1 Prtorte--
.... IDto the altY· In&' tllo ,_ .,_ -""4 ..., re-. out ~ the beuw.1 woU1 u.,. .. , •• , .. ..., 41 ..
-.... W'6 klt Dl-BeM --............ ta .......
-Ute rclllJts, ...r l 1 '!rC -fOI: Pn ° Air -a 1---V\'W'---.·---TW--.---____ , ••SW\ ----•w.m.c-w D:eta.a.ug tu'.~--!!':'!~ -:i.. ~ -=-""'= !.= ;". :.t 'i:;:a,.;:
-........ -iato Ille-.. Idea fll 11 --· ----... .... ...,.,_ ........ ?., ..........
\
The Houae cu,t t.be Pruident'•
$5M mllilon tundo"ftqtieot far tho
Civil Def..,.. Admln18tratkm by
SHO mWloQ, _. l'l'Ji,, leavlns M5
mlllloa. It --JU~ u"""°""'"'-·•..,., ""fto-: ftd-o1. tbe Amerlcu ........ II\
a elYll •-po,.... eaanot be
won ~llJ'•• ..... tarp ap-
propria.tkml of. C:1leral ..... .
~ .. """"-•• -tbe Sen.ate° ..,. •••'la( •w11t• to ...-----·. -.unc ft, -. Dtal a ,a..
~wzn'.':c1er=..• .. c"' :::,
"1demtood lt WU lntrAlt• to )e
• .....n fe<leral -·-, -raUon -\rith otateo o,ncl -i
---.. __ ., the
a<tual -"--
,fh. told -Chlci..,, tor -· ·
-JINkedl!d Oft --... ~:'! ltl ddiM def?FSI _..
11....-i ..... --.. ---"--'"•· Joooakl.S.-~-----··· ~-__ ,., ........... '"'
ftoS~ldt4'--~-,.,,Elf& -U9 .,,. ,.. ...
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... r...ifey, sept. 4_. l951 I •
~T IAI IOA NEWS-Tit.4ES
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· t c· LA .s s 1 FIE n CROSLEY RD'RIGERA.TOR
• • •• . ...
• • •
•• AJR TRESSl!:s MAN'S DIPERIAL RACE INSNARE.' AND
BE~ITY DRAWS WITH Btrr A SINGLE HAIR." Stay tuned, ladlea,
~ buJletina to be broadcut to would-be beautiH; Flaah l .
lb Grau la the MW ~r-tnana.rer o! Ruth'• lif'aul"y Sltop. 338
otMe.tt.l&. Corona del Mar. Jrba. Grau brings a rrf'Bh new appr"O&ch
to lhe beauty bwi:inea.-L e., a cuatomer 's vlewpolnL Not a.n operator
herAeJ(, Mra. Crau pl.am to bring you all the M!rvice, styling and
cra.ftsman21hlp you aa a beauty shop cllf'nt could dc>sire. The ncv.•
Ruth'• BeautY Shop ha.s been ttmodelE'cl someY(h&t and a new alr-
C'ODdltlont"r and puriCier Is Min g lnstallE'd. Fla.cm 2. S&Jl,v llkly, expert
and well-known operator iA now on the st.a.ff at Ruth's, Fla.ah 3.
Vll"(irtla ft#isd will be ba~k from vacatlon Sept. 17. Fla.sh '4 . Renown
Rayette Pennanent!I are giv<>n hf'n>-Shorty and Preview wavt> SI O;
Del\UU' $12.50; the new Lanolin $15: and the Rayette r<"COndltlont"f'
"-'&Ve, Pf'nelreme $20. All right girll'I, don't shovf'-you ton can bf..·
bf>auUfuJ! lt11U.'.-lk>Auly Shop Is at SM PolMPttta. C'urolUl dt'I :\tar,
u..mo.!907.
r • • •
ALL OUT F OR THE SA CK RACE ! On lhe double now. you
bags avn to Lee Shipley Originals Shop ror a p<'&k at Let>'s startlingly
fltunning straight-up and down drrM! Lee person&Jly deAlgns aJ'l,jl
manuracters drrs.qC'Jt, suit~ and separates to fl t the cut or your in-
dlvi<hal warp and woof ~ Now this new .. Sa<'k Style" gown Is avall-
ablP In gray woo1 jerfM.'y or in brown jrrsey w1lh intricate golrl design.
Anothrr !Vllart Ship!Py Mlute tu fall is a 2 J>C('. oordoro.v In 2 tonrs
of ot'chk1.t Drooling a litll<' ar<'n't you? Da.<lhlng nt'w a r rivals too In
pla.ldi, woolens, gabardinet1 ... and load.Cl of w cskit.!!I \vith thP wanclf·r-
lust. [..,pp Shipley'11 originab can be whipped up for you In 2 t o a
days. Only onP expert fitting Rnd all at once you'rr lov<'ly! Cus ton1-
made priees hrrt" con1parc ntoreo than favorably w ith r<>edy-n1ad1's.
11-f' ~hlplPy Ortg1nal•, 1106 Coai:1t Highway, Corona th•l Mer. Har bor
2M~J. • • • ' WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO PROF IT BY
A CARELESS DOWAGER'S MISTAKE ? I pre-
fer to think that my little readf'rs are mostly
human. so I'll explain: Kl..nvnoo*s Drapt>rl"" hu
an utr&\'al"antly elerant quilted taffeta ~d
!prC'ad with sham and dust ruffle. This $<1~
spread waa ~red Utru' aome mix-up. so you
n1ay have it for $20. Meantime. Kimmons is
having a. sale. So othf'r barg-ains such a.a a. 3 pc-.
Lawson ~ctional at cost. It's muslin covC'.red and
K.Jmmons will upbolstf'r it in a rabric or your
;... choic(>. And thE>re'a a r emnant tablC' fillf'1.I with
Pwa.lch bundlf's . great for a quilt ing bet', bedspreads. pillow tops,
<>le. Boll.ti or yardage at r 1 PrlrP in casement, drapery and upholstery
rloth. Other odds and ends includ<> " chintz covered vanity, mf'tal
folding chalrfll, pillo,v111 and curtains. C'omP OS A KJ'.\DIO:S~. Klm-
mon11 Or&Pf'I')' Shop. 433 E. 171.b St..., CA•ta )1.,..... ~ac-on 1')'4S8. • • • "HE '.\IA v l.J\1E wn'HOPT Bf>C}KS. what I" kno\\'lf'dr hut ,rrlf'VlnK ~
C> Hf' may U\·f" \\·lthout hOpt'-\a"hll.f L"I hOPf" but ckofflvtnc ?
lltt may u,.,. wtrbnut lo\·,., \\1tat ls paatdoa hu.t plnl.nit !
Rut ""',."'" I~ thP man that ra_n U\'P "1tbout dln.lDK !"
AT
CHARI.EV'S SEA.>'OOD RESTAt-RA,.-T,
tlM f'oa~t Hl.(h\\"a~· (Df'l:f to Port Oranr}
flr1M'no 6834 -C"imlMI Ttt~layi. • • • \VHETHER YOU'RE PLANNING ON PARACHUTING INTO
THE joint outfall, making a bicycle t our nf thf' k>wlandl'I, or cruisln~
up Pilt:E>'a Peak in your Stanley StE>amf'r, you'll certainly nee<l a
c!WJtC'r from lhl' .10-1..E.E Sfl">rf Shop. AIPX Colman had little Oil' you
In mihd ·when hC' dC'11igned Lh '-8 dauntleaa corduroy cov('r&ll. It'fl
flu('ntly .11tylecJ in soft gray or citron wjtb patch pock('L'i and ~ cuffed
.slN!ves (.$22.9~). Other comely Colman Cordu roys ... a. ahort. belted
jacket. bJ-ioW patch pock.els. ~ sleeve and in an intensely autumn
rupberry-red, c lta·on and do\•ish gray, $12.95. A Colman skirt ln
tucked waist d <'tail or !'Item slim in citron M.pumpkln {$11 .95 -7.95)
coordinates till lhE' C'ows come home \Vith a matching or contrastin~
Colman nlg'ht jaeket ($9.95 ,. Jersey blouses to coordinate "·I th any-
body, $7 .~. Look sharp no\\' . .Jo-I.,.. ~pon111 Shnp. JIM s~·port A,.,..,
('Ot:la '.\IP!il&-• • • Barkles.<1: Basenji, Balboa socialite a nd non-
baying m e1nber or the Biscu it and Kenricl Club
writea: "Every d og ha.ci his day, you know. But ~:;ai~~~
a pup's lif<' is a particularly mf'rry one at the
La MPs& Ranc h." Yes indec-d. ~tr . B! B<"Cause l
Al and Dru Thompson. dog-happy o"''llers of this "CoddlP<I CIJPnt"
2 ~~ acre Boarding Home take a personal interest in th.eir guests.
W'hether your dog Is a big , independent show-off who wants to bf'
•·on his own." or a shy sensit ive ~ul who hu to be pampered. he'IJ
get proper treatment he re'. The ~ ltlesa Ranch arrords prlvalP
bwlplow§ and a private sh.ade tree for each client. And another
thing, this ranch Is especially w-ell-staffed with can1p counselors.
Daisy. Dollar and Abicall. T he next time you find it necessary lo
call up a dog--sitter. let Barkdale. or Whats-her-name have the
advantac"e.s and fun of a. day, "'eek or month it the La Mraa Roart.1-
t.c llancb for Doc-~. Beacon ~638-R • • • •
FRIE:SDSHJP Ofl' TI'.\fES RIPESS l!\'-
TO W \"E .
~1nny a going f rl<'ndshlp ha.'! n ow<'red Into
eomething tar. far greater on a love seat. Now
t.akf' !or example that maple love M'at '41th the
provincial covf'r. Let me think ... where DID
I !IC'<' that ? Yes, l"ES! il was' I remember
now . . it's over at ErYo·nod?;'. Lovely, un-
~ wantf'd, unJovPd love seat tor 154.50. J uat what
Dr. Erwood paid tor it not including the
freight (h4!'*a .stra.ns-e for frt>lght bills.J Frit'nds? Lover~! \Vho can
tell without a love seat? So allrig ht. quit day-dreaming ~ Fabric Sale
hPn;: Rayon ehantung, 11 colors, 98c a ,.ant. Heavy cotton prin ts.
raillP&, uceptlonal palU!rns for drapPs, slipcovers. c.hair s, sklrt.s,
cami.80lee -~.II priM'. Wht>rf' ('lse ! En·rood•', "4)·7 II:. Balboa
1MV4L o...-"""'-U.rt)Qr OIH-.J. • • •
IF THE TWO BABES THAT oar CAUGHT IN THE WOODS
HAD BEEN OLD ENOUGH TO READ THIS, It would nevtr have
J\a.ppf>Jlad ! The BALBOA 5 ~ 10 has children's nuorcscent pantie~
"Da.y-Glo, the brightf's.t colors in the world," slzes <t~-8-10 for 59c pr.
Lel'a have no more ICMll wait. now!'" Ut's see ... you big gtr~ are old
cnougb lo know .,..,Mre you're going, so l suggest while nylon brk>fs,
a (llt~gtd Investment for sure at $1.49 ; or rayon brfets her-e In
panUe pa.st(') shades for -49<:. School drt"88e1 in Dan Rivtr fabrics
gU&.rantttd to wear and waah Sl.98 -3.49. Alao goodbye to 11ummer
dearance on sw1m and aun 1uit.s, llhorts and haltPrs. Wl"'ll . g-oodbyf'. n...-A .t 10 k at 300 Mall, Bal-.
• • •
BATIJBOO>I BA.RGAJ}rtr;!
IXLAID UNOL.EUM INSTALLED
IN A \"ERAOE !'IZE BATHROOM POil ••!.95 . '
<'OA~Tl..IN"E FLOOll CO\'EIUNO
lltlt AND NEWPORT AVE.. COSTA Ml!ISA
!
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• • • • • • • • • • By MARGO .
1'88T! HEY FELLOWS! MEET ME IN PRONT
OP THE OYK. I ha.•f!: a tale to tell out of achooll
Tha ls Lhe late1d leak: Old lettermen, loafers,
&eholan and even ~tvdenl.I are Kotng to wear PBO
00Rrn4 t o claa thi1 year. HONEST! I get my
raahlon sc:oop.s Crom. bc-hlnd lb@ barn, AO lt'a lt.rleUy
lhf' straight gooda. RJCJt"Y•s SHOP hu tbeM
practical panl8 tor $4.96 -$7.90 along with boya
T-Shirlll !Ull<> SJ .19 up. Now what have we got for
wln80me achoolgtrl!l 1 Oantnt>r swPat(>rs tn altp-
overs, eardlge.na, woola. angora.a . . 100~ virgin
wool sweaters in vivid hues $1'i. Heavy cardlpna
$8.95 -$10. Plenty or whlle bloutr11 with Peter Pu
or pointed collllnt, _ t uclui or plain front.a $2..95 up.
Straight sktrta. na-vy or black ~abardlne ~.96 up.
Wool plaids S9,9$ -112.96. O.,K. Kiddies, get ready
t o M\Vlng yotu-'Iunch pail~ at Rfrlll)"" Shop, 17ot N'""'POrt B>vd... Coflb
i\tt"M. ftr.a('Ofl 6.'\4.4 •
••sen.OLAR" • • • 01.F.!
CASA DON CA RLOS
MEXICAN SPECIALTIER
Conlbina.tlon plat" d lnnPr s .95
... U .35
$1.W
D,.IUXI' dinnt'r
Steak dinllf'r ~
Ca..• don <'&rilMI, 11 S
Cervcza
Sahu!!
!!nd ~t .• SP,\-porl
• • • •.• llarl>nr t&M-M
EDITOR"S NOTE: ·"'The opinions C'X·
preu<'d ht>rC' are necessarily lho!t!-or thC'
\\'rite r." That bPing the ca!le, I'll state tbat
in my opinion Polly Appan-1 hu a carload
o( new fall dresaes and auit.!!I In about every
size and description. Drf'sses come in regu-
'ar and hair slzE>s, so you're bound to get a
flt at Polly's. You can look over J oan 1.flller,
Jre:.; T ina. Page, Mynrtte11, Olen EchOe:, Bet-
tc>rmade and other good bra.nd clr<>ssea and
suits In prl<'e tags from $1 0.95 -$22.9!S. One
stand-out of a dress iH a Tina Pag<' charcoal
taffeta with crinollnf' J>f'tl looat 1$12.95). Furlh<'rtnOr(>, In my opinion
it would do your he"rt good lo fondlP thcSt> ran('iful fr0t'k8 al POl.1.t'
.o\PPARF.I., 18..,1 NPwport A\·f'., ('o"ta '.\f•"\lla. • • • ThP Thlnr
YOU WANT FOR YOUR BOAT
IS AT
\\'ALT'N TR.ADl:\'(J POST
42'2 • 30Lb. ST. KEAR THR ICE HOUSE
~·t:\Vl'ORT lL.\.RBOR ! ... 70
8 :30 to 6 p. m . EXCEPT WEDNESDAYS • • •
? •
.. J1151t laugh nnt1 smile a.nd don't be a !5keptic , -.vhen you eat
fish, you 11in"t got ul cers that's peptic." Thiit v.•as Harry Kinglfton'fl
l'ha.nee remark a!I ht dre\\• a ttnlfe on a 3 10 lb. Sea Bas.!! at the
R•}'MldP Mkt. ..Also." sahi Ha rry, "I have a 467 lb. Swordfish." "Oh
Harry." I c1i ed, my f'.Y»--rlan cing "'Ith inDocent merriment. "You
Told A \\'hopper~.. Hbwever. tt •M all too true.' The Bayside getM
fish dellvere<t at its own docks from Its o~·n boats. So I declare,
they DO 1:-et th.e biggest. the Jittle1t and the treshelit r1sh 11. finnlng.
Sea Rs.AA, S\vru·dfi.sh. and Albacore are good no\v. Frozen J..obslers
here A.re lou!!y. 8-.\.\'~ID>; MARKF.T, Open ~very rtay ot the
ftM•al .rear at 2800 Lafayette. Ne\l.•po.rt
• • • Bob Knil l doesn't know a S.ioche trom a
The Mighty Midget In AdvertWnq
NEWS-~ -Ewry Tueaday
NEWPORT BAY POST-Wednesdays
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Newp.rt 11&7 Poot :Jlwln.d Ado -· ,_ la U.e ~ .,.....,._1;1m8 or tbe 'l'lllU"lda7 Pft!M
• MJNDIUlll AD 1B • LDlDI
All ClaaslneJ· a4a '"f8t lie s-Jd for OMii ..... ._.,., • .,.,.. of ,..IM!ltc#Dll.
' Unes 1 Paper •• 15
4 U-Z Papen 1.50
4 LIDee s Papen 2.18
Tbe publlaben wtJJ not bt reapoMible foi rftON than one ineol'1'ect
iUertJon o(. aft advert.tumcnt.t reserve Ute rtg~t to correctly clualfy
any and alf adll and to r eject any advertifJement not contormtnc to
ndee and regulations .. Adverttsement-11 and c.ancellatfon.s wt11 bt:
accepted up to 6 p.m, on the day preceding pu~catlon.
Except deedltne tor Newa -Times itl 1 l ·a.. m. Mondays
Phone Har. 1c1a. uk for ·•Ad TUW-or Hnd ad a.ad rmd~ to
NEWPORT HARBOR PUBUSHINO CO •
2!11 Salb<.-Blvd., Nell-port BNdl., Calllorwla. -. ~ -----· ....... .. --------.....
10-Bmiln"'" Gulde
COKPLll'l'll BOOBll CLEANINa
-ll'lutdtunl -..... llhampooed. ll'ree ..umai--
"1Ily tnoure4.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
514 -29th St. Newport Beach
Beocon 8111 72tfc
REP AIRING and
PAINTING
Ri>asonable~ Large or smatl joba.
Ft;ee estimates. Walker. 108 18th
St., N\v.pl. Beach. Har. 2Ml-R
HAULING
1161 9 cu. tt. lnodel[ -oA tl>o
featurta--65 Ltt treezer cbNt oo
top. Meat keeper and 2 ,..,..
table crtapeni. Al80 hu • the
butter keeper. YES, !ta th•
Shelndor and only uoOd It 3
months. Would like ~ llaYe ""
older retrtgerator or stove for
my equity. Paid over $890 for
Jt. No down payment' and .t.aJce
over. payment ot $19.91 P1f mo.
See at 464 8o, 8p&dra. ~er\>
ton, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ph. 2162.
li9tf<
For a terrifc saving· on an
181/2 cu. ft. freezer, phone
Beacon 6695-J.
BEST OFFER g•L• LeanderaU-
two yean old. 127 sapphire
Balboa laland. Har. 1211-W.
66c67
F
O'KEEFE &: "l-fERJUTr n.ngr,
1951 mode~ clehlM, CP all au-
tomatic and it baa everythinc,
griddle in lb(' middle, a:immer
burner" AM the grill bl'olle'r. l
owe only $128.13 and pay me
C8.!1h or take payments ot $7.48
per month. I u8ed It only thret>
months. Just llke new. Se# at
storagt'. 404 So. Spadra, Fuller-
ton. 9 a .m. to 8 p.m. Ph. 2102.
82ttc
Chrysler Engines.
Used •
Crowns -Roy&Is
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
826 COAST filGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON 5m
$4,250
Htto
27 Fr. CUSTOM ,mahogany cru-
laer, twin Gray Pbantoma, ~
dlx controlled.-S. s . radio. SUp
No. 2, Ken Niles, yma Marta&.
nr. Balboa t.1.land Bridge. Har-
-Ullft. 65c47
11 PT. CHRIS CRAFT speed -t.
Chrys. Ace. A-1 me<!h. cond. $1450
Free allp rental for boat.A ottered
for-eale up to 26 ft.
Wl.zard Ir Rowboat.I for Rent
Ken Bcott'a Mobil ~ Dock'
Next to Fttt"y Landing, Balboa
Harbor 2720 59trc
VERY 8LJGHTLY USED Mil rlah
with uil kit and car top carrler.
Loca tfrd in Newport. Bargain
price. For lntonnatian, can col·
lect, Riverside 1-1111. l&p48
1950 DELUXE MODEL Tappan
Any kind, trash or? WALKER, Gas Range, llke new . .Original For Venetian Blinds, t08-18th st., Newpol-t. H. 2Ml-R coot 1340. Reasonable. Must be
1.9 PT. OUTBOARD Ca.bJn CrviA@r,
plywood •lructure. Flbreg\ass
COYered, 8'1" beam with H J.ohn-
ao11 H . P. mtr., $500. 419 ~
Marigold. Corona del Mar. 67p69 Shades and Drapery Hdwe. IKlld. 3H Victoria, Coat& ~-p67. H.H.HOLBROOK ~ 10 PT. DORY, '30. Good condition. THE SHADE SHOP DEPENDABLE PLU14BING Many a big deal ha& "°"" .....,.
Free estimates Pb. Har 884 A Prompt ' thru a llffi&Jl Want Ad Harbor %2tl0-.J. 67"6~
Repair Service Maintained
12-Bulldl111: SeM'ices -----, Phone: H•rlx>r UUl-W S_l-WanUid to Buv
'2801 Balboa Blvd., ·N ewport Beach -..::1..,.
41-FOOT COMl.. boat t.or sale or
re-nt. Ready to go for mackeral,
albacore or halibut. Alt gear.
Acee.pt mnall down payment.
Phone El Cajon. Hlllda!e 4-N97. C. L. KIRCHNER
General Contractor
New Rt!1ldentlal &. Commercial
RPmodellng & Repairing
Nf'v.' homes open for lnspf'ctk>n.
Call Harbor 1161 -M
62tfc
Wlae people do read the ad&.
AlcoboUca Anonymo1111
Writ. P. 0 . Box 206
Balboa laland, Oa1lf.
PhDne Kimberly S-MJS
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKING
and Ladies· altt"retioru• by ap-
pointment only. Phon<> Harbor
1137-R. 67"69
Sympson & Nollar
PAINTING & DECORATING
"The Best Money Can Buy"
512 -38th SL, Newport Beach
PHONF. HARBOR 2404 115--Sha"" Your Car
!l2trc ---------_ \VANTED to share trip t o Harris-
DON K BU'ITS burg, Penn., or vicinity. Couplo
• or fenUl.le passengt'rs. Leaving
Lie. General Contractor Sept. 9tb. Harbor 3131 or Bea·
Residential-Commercial ' con •5457· 66<68
Remodeling
• 17tf('
Phone Beacon 6408-W
1
WANT TO BUY a M'COnd hand
portable typewriter.· ·Ra r b or
11.f.6-W evee. 62t!c
!6 FT. PLYING BRIDGE C&bln
\VANTED -U&>d saJI, Snipe, · Cruiser . Hacke:reraft hull, Halt:
Snowbird or other that can bf" 8oott engine, excellent c.harttr
cut down to 13 tt. on hoUIL Ph.. boat, 30 mph., plus bait tank, 60
Orang-«" 07M-R. 65p6i I watt S. 8 . radio, $3,850.
SIX WHEEL boat trailer, .f·ton
capacity, $275. 3710 Channel Pl.,
Newport 1'1Blld. Har. 1522-WK.
•
~OWiehold Goods
GAFFERS & SATI't..ER RANGE.
It.a the 1951 model deluxe CP
all automatic. Has lamp and
clock~all steel griddle in the
middle &nd the chrome &Till
65pe1
S'IBHlNG BOAT t o $4,000. AJJ pt,
dn. Beaut. new hou.ae, 2 den,
paL It B. B . Q., hwd. floors, 2
frpls. etaf %2503 Clarendan St .•
Woodland Hills. Sunset 2-7508.
~9
broiler. Also has the all chrome R A. PIANO tor on1,-$5 per
top. Can have cash Jt59.33. onUI.. Rental appllea on future
Would Ulle a uaed ranee or re· ue at SHAFER"S MU·
trigerator for my eqUlty. No llIC co. (Slnee 1907) 4.21 ~
down payment and take over e,.camore, Santa Ana. .Klml>er·
my payment of $10.82 per -· Jy 2--0672.
See at -4-04: So. Spadra, Fuller---------------
Panatonie! The other day, he ' p ve me a
wonderful loaf ot bread ... cn..uot)'. round and
eovered with N811Jl1e eeeda. '"Tbis i.s a very
excellent toaf of bread It I do ay .o," he said
mode!'iUy enough, •·but I can't think whM.l kind
It ill... Hc.we.ver. &b is a very l"O(kl baker, so
""'ho cares If he"• bricht? It'• t)me. or course
to v.·aft over to the S""·port BltM;rr.\· for lunch-
pail cook ies . . frightf\J.lly keen cookies herl'
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN ton. 9 e:.m. to 8 p.m. Ph. 2152.
59tlc COME IN, HEAR and PL.A Y new ,,.
and in 6 or 8 \'&rielie•. Fre1b coffee cakes and jell~· doughnuts
a r e easy to take on an empty ~tomach . . and easy to prepare ror
a fast breakfast as all yo u do i1 takt" them out or the bag. Hes.Ith
bran bread or the 1001# wheat !oar made with honey will ma.kt
you a reirUlar lrlJY· :SM4·port Rakr ry. !11 ? °""aa Yroot. S 1•\\·port.
Harbor 144!-lt. 01wn 7 &a)'ll. • • • A }.frs. Revere R. Rumph writes: .. Six
months a.go, I suffered a severe nervous brea k-
doy.·n. I kept hearing atrange, napping aound•.
I had my shoes half-90Jed. but the noise kept
up. Then one day. I consulted a roving quack
who told me that the roller shades in my house
y.•ere on upside down. Everytlme I pulled the
shades up. tbe)• fell down. Every time I pulled
the shade• do'Arn, they tell up. Then I dis-
covert"d the 1'HADt: SHOP. My new roller RovlnK QUAC'k"
.i.hades ""·ork 12erfecUy. They do just whet I t e ll lhen1 ttnd l don't
hear no n1ore ~rlappinc noiees. I am no loncer afraid to look out
the ""·tndow:· Signed: J.trs. R . R. R . Yes, indeedy! The Shade
Shop ha.s put a lot of people on the riCb t track! Traverse tracks.
custon1 n1ades or extenaiona w ith all the flxlngt!I : ctrapery hardware.
V. Blinds. Goosenecks and Toggle-Bolt!t at the Shade Shop 61 4
29th SL, Newport. Ha.rbor 884.
SAN GABRIEL MISSION
CELEBRATION SOON
On Sl'ptember 6 through 9, the
San Oabrit'I lttission will celebrate
ill! t80th an11ivenrary with a full·
scale Fieeta. Re-enact.mt>nt ot the
rounding -0 r the MWklrl, Spanlah
dancing, Lhe Grand Fiesta BaJl, a
huge slrt-et parade and Holy Ma.Ra
eervice• in the Bowl are eome or
the a eUvities slated to highlight
l ht' four-day ceicbrallo.n.
B.IRTHDAV CEI ,EBRA.~'T8
A . • private birthday celebration
will be held a t the Balboa Doll
HouAe f<tr M ra. George Strebe by
her l\uaband. wbo has invited
friends from Balboa. and Palm
Sprtnp to the occaalon.
Today's recipe i.s tor a three-
way wine u.uce, auJted tor both
Indoor and outdoor eating.
As a basting n1lxt11re, it gives
wondertul !la vor to barbecued
beet, hambltrgel'B, lamb. spareribs
or chicken. A.s a sauce to {serve
over lUld with these aame favor-
ite!', tt Is reaUy delicious. When
cold, It makes a zesty "dunk " tor
fried shrimps or prawns.
Cattromla Barbecue Sauce!' J1
even better lt prepared several
hOlll'I before Usin.S and then re-
heated. Here Is how to make It :
J ( 6 oz..) can to ma.lo pule
~ cup California Sh~rry Wine
% cup butter or margarine
,2 tbla. finely clloppecl onion
2 tablespoM lemon juJoe
1 tablespoon wine vinegar
2 tbls. WorceAt.ersblre Sauoe
1 t.eupoon p<epared bo .... rodlah
J t&ble'lp>Oll aupr
~ teaspoon prllc salt
\t tea.spoon salt
Duh of cayenne
The dinner wUl be preceded by ll
cocktail party at the Strebe boml!'
m the Southland rf'aort.. alter
which. they will all go to the Doll
Kooae tor dinner and dancing to
the OU&d&Lo)ara Trfo. George and
.Ethel' Strebe wW IOOll rttum 'to
U>elr clHert -. ho P~ Sprlnp. Combine &ll bo~t.s tn sauce-
pan. Brin&" to a boll, then llm-
New.Tlmea ads have been read mer, uacover, for 5 minutes.
In the Harllor for over to yeara. , Makes about 1 % cups auc::e.
!Tl Palmer Bt., Coeta 11-
Bea. 11437-M 9fdl
D'4TltlUOR -ltX'ttRIOR
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
501 ·Slot 8t. N...port Beaell
Barbor %297-J S.fc48
PAPER HANGING
& Painting, Spray Painting
Kenneth Quarry
1511i Sa nta Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5~0•
Mc:5TH
WILL DO that work you
want done -Jack of aU
trades-maintenance work.
Have tools and miters for
any j8b.
FINE IRONING will call tor and
deliver. Curt.alrui.
l HP!p 'li\'ilh dinner partle!I. Phone
Mrs. Williama, Harbor 1595 be·
tore 10 a.m. or aner S p.m.
87p69
WILL CAR€ for children in my
h.om<' by wttk. Licensed nurs-
ery. 363 Coti1ta Meea St., c'osta
MeBa . 66c68
YOUNG MOTHER with Ut ll.e girl
2 ~ will care for your small
child or baby in my home. CDM:.
Week da_y11, morning or after-
noons. 45 cents per hr. Harbor a!u.w.
\\rILL BABY SIT a t · my ho me.
Da)· or evenings, E>xcept Satur-
day & Sundays. 427 Et Modena.
Beacon :;629-W.
Beacon 6451-W 29-&lp Wantlld
57c68H -
Call BTLL
-------------1WAl\ri'ED-HoU5ekeeper. Live In.
Private room. 2 children. Ben-CollecJes Train 1· dix. $100 mo. 452 E. litb St .• Executives In L A. Costa M•sa. Bea. 5572-W. 65c67
R epre .. ntatlves of leading Loa I An Opportunity
Angele• bu•inesa and industrial 'NEED A MAN, familiar with tra-
concerns will begin claMWork Sep-temal or .tOCiaJ organlzations, to
t embtr 10 In wtiat la deacrtbed as manage club and lodge tacllltlea
the first training program of It• of 8 locaJ g-rOup. Thi:. 18 an ldeaJ
kind ln the United Stat<'A. Rpot for a r etired man who de·
Oeftlgned to provide Southern Rif'e!I fel10\nhlp. Limitf'd salary
California management.i w ith a and duties. Houn moatJy tn t.ht
pooJ of trained person.net lo h:in-evc>nings, 5 daya a week. Ase
die on-UJ.e..job training aclivities no banter. oon-aectarlan. RepJy
for new employees in the <"Xpect-held confidential. Write Box 02
ed nah of produ.cLion lo bolster thb paper. 53tfc
the defense effort. Uw> nPw i!l-
structlonal program will be pre-OA. _ Q.t... lfl=:::.ft~AftU
tented on the campus ot the Loi I :~=:::::~~~~...,.,..~~~-~~~---I
Angeles Clt,y and State College.a.
The training-program la pre-
sented JolnUy by the Southern
Cal1tornla Industrial Safety So-
ciety, the Penonnel and lndU1:tri&l 1
STORE tlxturea. prac. new, wall
cue:a. c~ rru.c. AU have
adjuatable llhdv ... Barpln. Call
owner, Beacon 6990. 64lfc
Relatlona AmociaUon, Society tor Complete inl"t&Jlation, rtpatr and
Adn.ncemmt 0 f Management. umce of all tralltt equtpmmt.
Training AMoclaUon of llouthem ORANGE COAST Callfoml& and the M<fthanta and ·
Man-.:turen Ao-tton. TRAIT.Ea SUPPLY
)( A K Preoklent Bryant -terma t.be pr0gtarn "a muC.h need· 1910 ILUtBCillt •VD.
ed, c;onstrµ<Uw appl'O&ch Iii the Coot& X-,.Pllone --ftM-R
&MWer of a;pectecl n1an_.,. · .
8hortag .. In both --and .tn-IROH!UTE I R 0 I" E R. pl&Uonn
duotry:• Oocid job tn\n!ntr for rocker, paint and· ...._
oew Hnployees or worker. trant-wtk:les. J.9lh. BeaJdas 5 hp. a.at·
fund to otber du!Jee -. boud motor wt!b pa eail. 6H
coat1y eJllPlone tlmlO-Ind al>-IL Oeean ll'ron.t, Apt.. l , -
PHILCO Refrigerator -Its tht
big 9 cu. rt . model Wlth thl'
cross top freezer chest, meat
kef'J>f'r and crisper tor veg.
Used it 4 month.!!! and it stlll
hafll the guar.antee on It. Bal
due on. contract ta $198.12. Pay
cash or take paymentt or $10.61
per mo. See ..at...at.Qrage, •o.t So.
Spadra., i'01lerton,"' 9 a.m.. to
3 p .m . Phone 21~. 62trc
SOLID BIRCH Round Coltee
Table, 2 . upholstered chairs.
Modern d.ineUe aet with 4 chair•
Modern gooM..:neck table lamp.
2271 Kine-a Rd. Phone Beacon
7oo:>-W for appt.. 45p67
GOOD GREY CO'l'l'ON LOOPED
carpet. 14 a x 16%, $3.5. Good
la'A-'n mower. $10. Kitchen !link
ZO " x 30", I:). Laundry tub and
•wing apout, $8. Poldlng bt-UI
fire screen, a.ad tools, $15. ~71
Vista Dr., Bayshores. Mc67
TWIN BEDS, e x.eell.ent condition.
Chrome breakfast. set, pede8tal
table and 4 chain. B1ue. other
misc. items. 611 Poppy, corona
de! Mar. ~7
THREE-PIECE Living Rm. Set.
pracl. new . 4 ft. Servel, used '4
mo. Bea. 6414-M evea. ~8
Your ad appearln.g ftl'•
ula.rty in these caluntN
wtJl bring you maoy new
customers. HarOor UM
foli<a are In th8 llalrtt of
"lookln&' 1n· the cluol-
ned" when· they need
th ... aenlca.
. -;;
Pair of 169 hp 8cl'!pp9.
...
RAL, direct drift, fine -dl-
Uon, can be demomtraW. ' SOUTH COAST CO~
Hammond Chord Organ.. 'No
music lessons nece88&J"y. Any·
one: can play thJs in.strwnent.
DANZ -SCHMIDT PIANO !ind
ORGAN CO., Santa Arla, 520
No. Ma.in, comer 6th.
GRAND PIANOS. Big Summer
Sale now on Steinway. Muon
It Hamlin, Knabe, Ch.lckeriig,
Cha.st. 'wurtJtzer, Sohmer, P'tsh•
er and many others. Some new,
.some used. Prices start at U9G
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
620 No. Main, Santa. Aoa. L
SPINET PIANO, Pay out balaMo
$2811. Another Spinet. bal. J387
KJmbal made Spinet, $493. See
our list ot returned rentals and
repoeaeukm.a. DANZ-SCmfiDT
BIG PIANO STORE, 100 bar-
gatna. ~20 N. Main, Santa Ana;,
comer 6th Street.
GOOD PRACTICE PIANOS, $f9.
$17, $83 and up. Let the kld-
dlu i.am. P~y but $6 per mo.
.2 yr. exchange at tull va.l ue.
DANZ-SCHMJDT ma PIANO
SALE NOW ON. Santa Ano,
620 No. Ma.Jn, corner eth.
BUNGALOW uprfgbt piano ;n per-
teet rondition. Terms $27.:w>
down and 19.90 per mo. at
llHAFER'8 MUSIC Co. (Since
1to7), 421 No. Sycamore, Sant.8.
Ana. Kimberly 2--0672. li9tfc
REPOSBEBaED! Beautiful 1Jlec-
tric Orgah. FamOUI mall. FQr
chUttb or home. Pay out baJ.
a.ace. Big aavtng. Uke new.
DANZ· SCIDUDT PIANO and
OftGAN CO., Santa Ana, HO
Na. Ma.Ia. corner Ith.
RENT A PlANO, '6 per mo. All
tMm rent allow~ -,OU
buy. DANZ -llCHJIIM', Banta
Aaa, 120 N. Main. ~
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STORE FRONT AGE on J'alm fl\,.
Balboa In ,_ Ru1>y Bldg. lie(.. Bal-BIYd. and Ocaajl Front.
About 2400 aq. ft. wiU. 3 frpnt
mtrancea. Will -to suit t.enanta. IH It. Oeean Proat.
Apt. 1-. Sa~ Ph. Hanlor UA
IOc't•
OJ'FICllJ. SP ACE. lb20, -, --------~-~--• llt&lra loeat.lon. COl'M!I' of 'Palni
22 J1P EVINRUDE U ~ lbatL Ir E. Balboa Bl-rd., Ba1boL Pb.
Good condition. ' SUI!. -.. a...--··"-
Newport Bl-rd. at 23rd Har. -
lilflc
~ -·~ __.. -...,teclm\ and --er 1'21. Barbor 3238: t0p7f
tnterat 1n the Job, be potntect oot. Some~,W •-CBRY!ILER Ro7al JolariDe "l>St""• 0-W•tel i. Item Counea to be pr11111ted at tile UUU aDWt $800. UMd fetr 'IM:la:re. Direct
job 1'lalnHlf Inolltut. illdocW: 'l'llat --~ drive and teteue. Aloo n ft. GARAGm ~ ....... lltfd. II
""" -tlalo "' Teac111nir: An-petatl __ etc. -••1rtas "" Guwood utruty •-=roe. tmM Aw. ~ -a!Jsln• TnllDlDg N-Ud Plan---Ill ,_ _.. nlld a 1111iP-1Czeellenl <and. Bar. lUl-.:!'T 1-K. JlllPI!
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WHEN -YOU ·wANT TO BUY, SELL "EMPLOY, RENT. OR TRADE USE THE CLASSIFIED. PHONE HAI ·1'11 . . .
I 1 I + W & I D 'Y t ' a b646"*'1fti I 1Usa4AA' I U I 'S i UM +• c ''"'"""'''*
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1 WANT AD will cost you
only s2 end it will run
61-Real l'lttate Ekll••p •
EXCHANGES
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PRETfY AS A PICTURE STOP
Distinctive and charming 3 bdrm. rustic ranch type 1 WILL FINANCE TO SUIT BUYER
in ell 3 local papers.
A Minimum ad is 4 lines.
Phone Harbor 1616
LOT 145 X 3&0 -New 2 bdrm.
house. Land plotted for addl·
tlonal homes for lncome. Loe•·
ted In Fontana. home of Ka..i.eer
Steel and tute1t growtn1 ln-
du.strlal center In Southern c.·1.
SUBMIT INCOME or vac&nl
zoned fo r Income.
Large Income Units
Orange County. WUI consider
Bay or Ocean Front home tor
$50,000 equity.
E1ev"n unJlll plUB owners--Lncome
$1 00 week. Want a houae.
Newport-Balboa News-Times '-Newport-Balboa Press
Newport Bay Post (Shopping News)
Ed L. Sedelmeier
Realtor
MORE
C LASSIFIED
O N PA GE FIVE
4S-Apartments and Houses
PENINSULA WINTER Rentals-
Duplex 2 & 3 bcdrms. Attrac·
Uvely furn. Winter or yr. round.
Rea.eonable, Har. 2001-J. 64tfc
YEARLY-2 bedroom duplex. un·
rurnished. Garage. r"ear both
8Chooll!I. 2266 Clay. Clift Haven_
For lnformallon Phone Harbor
1297-R. 61tfc
WINTER RENTAL -PENIN·
SULA -FutnlshM single apt ..
available in S ept. $8 WC'ck. Util.
Incl. Adults only. Phone Har·
bor 1270-W. 6 l lfc
FURNISHED HOUSE, Newport
Beach-4 lxlrms.. Z balh.s. lge.
llvlng rm ., garage. I-Jar. 0849-W.
62c67
YEARLY UNF'URN. 1 bdrm. apt.
with gar .. rloor furnace. watf'r
90ftener. Near Bt'ach. $60 •mo.
1000 W . Balboa Blvd. Harbor
3277 or Harbor 890-~t. 64tfe
BALBOA PENlNSULA. 2 and 3
bcdro0m. Comp. furn. homes
with enc. yard. Very reasonable.
Winter. Harbor 2001.J. 64tfc
YEARLY -Corona. del lttar 2
bedroom furn. View apt. Newly
decoratffi. Close to shoppin~.
Inquire 916 Coast Blvd., Corona
del Mar. Harbor 24-13. 65c67
S 1~ PER MO .. Wi.5lter. Avail. Oct.
1. Bayfront mansion, P eninsula
Point, 5 bdrn1s .. 4 i...~ bathtl. Ve ry
private pier. Deluxe kitchen.
Sound proofed. Best view. Har·
bor 2649-M. 65p67
PENT H OUSE and 3 rm. cottages.
On Collins Island
Eac h apt. haa water frontage.
Aecom. 4 . We.st end Park Ave ..
Balboa Island. llarbor 2962-W
55c69
BALBOA ISLAND
H ouaes and Apt.a., yearly or sea·
aonal. See Gail Carney, wtU.
NELDA GIBSON
REAL ESTATE
308 Marine, B&lboa IoL Har. 502
69tfc
BALBOA ISLAND
W-e have a parlments and houses-
A vallable for winter sea.son or
yearly lease.
Wm. W. Sanford
REALTOR
Park Ave. at Marine
Balboa l !land Harbor 2~62
59tfc
NEWPORT HGTS .. 600 Cliff Dr.
Yearly rental, 2 B. R . furnished,
beaut. vtew. garage, furnace
heat. Adulta. No peta, available
Sept. 15, S&S mo. plua utilities.
64p69
l'WO APTS. Now available. Al.SO
room a.nd bath by day or per·
manent. ~14 ~-Ocean Front.
A pl. 1, Balboa. Ph. Ha.r. 3238.
6-0c74
WINTER RENTAL -Oct. lsl-
J une 1st. 2 bdrm. turnlah ed
house, $75 mo.. plua uUlitles.
8ff owner, 110 Opal St .. Bal-
boa I sland. Mc68
SINGLE WOMAN -Bed. bath,
private. Little Island. Beacon
:lo2&4-R e~. only. 67c69
BEAtrrlFUL OCEAN FRONT
Furnished Apartment.a. A tlra<:·
live rates for annual leases.
Say and Beach Apartmen ts.
1.f20 Ocean Front. Newport
Beach. Harbor 1703. 67p69
\VINT ER RENTAL. 3 rm. apt.
Couplr preferred. Ulll. paid.
1226 \V. Say. N ewporl Beach.
67p69
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48-Aeartments _an_d Holl8efl.
LIDO ISJ:..E
Smartly furnil!lhed 1 and 2 bC'd·
room apartme nts with garagr.
Sept. 15 to June 15th. 1 broroom
(twin bedHJ $75 mo., 2 bedrms.
$100 n10. All utilities paid. l df•aJ
for school teachers or profe~
sional people.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido H arbor 1500
Newport Beac h, Calir.
58tfc
BAY FRONT
Lido Isle bay front units-70 ft.
private beach. S C'pt. 15-June
15. 1 bedroom. $75 mo. 2 bdrm.
2 bath, $110 mo. Available by
year slightly hlgh<'r.
Harbor 2552, eves., Harbor 291-t·1'1
62trc
RENTAL v
SPECIALISTS
Call Edna CnJs
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
B&lboa laland. Ba;. 2042 S2c54
WINTER RENTALS PEN IN ·
SULA. Furnished 2 a.nd 3 bdrm.
apts .• close to school. Refriger-
ator. Utilities incl. Ava.Hable
Sept. 17th. $1 5 and $20 wk. Ph.
Harbor 1270-W. 6llfc
1523 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar Ph. Har. 2766
65dl7
WELL PLANNED Newly deco-
rated throughout 5 rm. home.
All tile bath. R-2 zone. Large
lot, room to buJld. Value $11,000
North Inglewood.
Will tra.de for house simlla.r size.
Ha.rbor a.rea or Laguna. Phone
Axnllnster 1·4tM. 62c67
PALM SPRINGS H0 ~1E -Will
trade S 1500 equity for propl•rty
in Harbor Area, Costa Ml'sa, or
for a boat. May add cuh. H on1r
is 3 yra. old, 1740 aq. ft., lot~
of trees a nd ahrub11. a.Ir condit·
ionrd. Swltn club membership
included. 32581 Sky Blue Water
Trail. Oulp08t E8tates, Paln1
Springs, Calif. Phone Palm
Springs 3199. 64tf\:
A T'TRACTIVE Early A merlc:;,an I
3 bdrm. home in lovl'ly srctlon
of We&t L. A . W ill trade for 3
bdrn1. all yr. home on Balboa
Island. 3-1 34 ChwerdM.le A Vt'.,
Los Angeles. Ph. Yo rk 1766.
67~l69
;ji-Real Estate Wanted
WAl\'l'ED-R OUSE or I NCOM E.
35' sailboa t u down paymt>nl.
Value $3,950. Call Mr.s. Ahrens.
Harbor 2451-M, 12tfc
FOR TRADE
$3500 equity -$.9,000 home, Mrd·
ford. Ore. tor equity here. MW>
E . Ocean Front, Balboa. 67p69
FURNI S HED house, 605 36th St., PRIVA TE PARTY wants 3 bdrm.
Newport, on waterfront, gar ..
$65 wk. Aval!. after Sr pt. 15th,
winter rates. Phone ATiantic
2-9005, 62p6i
OCEAN FRONT -NC'w 2 bdrm.
nicely furn. home. with gara~r.
Winter rental or yrs. lcaac. 4409
Sea.shore Dr. or caJl.SY. 7-8017.
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UNFURNIS HF.D s1nall apartment
Utilitil:'S paJd, $-1 0 . 020 Coast
Hwy., NC'"-·porl. 65p67
NEW VISTA Apartment! Nicely
furnished. \V1nter rentals avail·
able Sept. 15th, as low a.s $50.
W ould consider yearly rcntalt.
1114 \V. Balboa Blvd. H arbor
tl47·¥· 68p67
SEPT. 15 to JUNE 15. Modern
redwood home on Balboa P e n ..
furnl~hed 2 bedroom, flrt>place.
bkfst. bar, copper hood. Fencl'd
patio, Bbq. $100 mo. 2022 Mira-
mar. Harbor 1803·W . 65c67
FURN1 APT. in t own. 3 rm. and
bath. All r cdecoratOO, $50 mo.
Adults. no pets. no drinker11.
1876 Fullerton Ave ., Costa ltiesa.
Beacon 5 136-M. 65c67
DESIRABLE Modern Furn. Win-
ter rental and garage. A cc. 2 • 4
people. Near school. Ul!lr or
WMher. 1212 W. Balboa Blvd ..
Nt'wpon Beal."h. Mp67
1'2 DUPLEX APT .. 1 bdrm .. rum.
No pet.a or children. Har. 0634-J.
Mc67
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS -Two
bdrm. Me. furn. Cliff Have n.
Very nict'. Yeatly lease $1 50 mo.
Bt>acon 6609·J. 66c68
FURNlSHED W int£'r Rt"ntal on
Ocean front, one bedroom Up·
stairs plu.s lgt>. guest rm . dciwri·
stairs. 1 ~ bath. $60 mp. '4711
Seashore Dr., Newport. 66<'68
All Yl'•r home on Balboa Island
11nly. Mu.st be prtced right. 313'1
Cloverdale Avt'., Los An~eles.
Phone York 1766. 67p6!1
~Money to Loan
LOANS For Homes
:S 'A;-20 yr. Lo&nM
CONllTRUCTION LOANS
at 5-!i1Ji% (14 y rs.)
WE BUY AND SELL
TRUST DEEDS
SEE BOS SATTLER
Hl6 COAST BLVD.
Corona del Mar Harbor 1077-J
Rep. POm.IER MORTGAGE CO.
Metro U!e Ina. Funda Kl 3·~180
LOANS TO BUILD, ntPROVE.
BUY, MODERNIZE, OR
REFINANCE
We Buy Trwlt ~ed8
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS 4 LOAN ASSN.
3333 Vta Udo Ph. Bar. 1600
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Interest Rate i \.'i • 5%
Loan• quickly made ln the Bay
Atta and Laruna. Stncle or
mulUple unit.I. New or old. Be
wise and eave by re·tlnanctna
your preaent loan. Minimum u -
penae. No chufe tor prellml·
nary •ppn.Jaal-Phone Santa
Ana KlmberlY 3"'62'7 or W11te :
ARTHUR A: MAY
Mortp1"t1 Loan Correapondent
Two C&U.t. Uf• IDa. Co.'•
1414 Soutb Main Se.nt. An.,
4S-Aotomoblle8. Tires
NO INFLATION
HERE!
f lt Coste N othing to Investigate~)
'-47 KAJSER SEDAN ........... $ !'>95
'-17 WILLYS STA. WAG. $ 80~
OCEAN VIEW FURN. APT. PPn. '46 DODGE 'Fluid Drive"Sed.$ 995
P olnl, suitable for 1 or 2. W in· '-17 PLY. SEDAN ...... S 99!'\
~er ~ ?.to. UU litie& and gar. '-17 DE SOTO "Suburban" $1295
me. Harbor 200l·J. 6<ttfc j lover $4200 to replace newl
BALBOA ISL.AND Furn. 3 Bdrn1 '-12 CHRYS. "6 .. Wln. TUdor S 59:>
New. Year leue or winter rent-'41 DOOOE SEDAN ....... S 489
al. Rea.eonable to rlght party. ,37 LINC. Cpc. (M ere. mlr. l $ 26.~
Call L. A_ OL. 1088. 1Mp70
TWO BDRM. furn. bay front apt.
in Balboa. Winter rental, S75
n10. Sf-pt. l:i . June 15. Phont'
Harbor 304. 17e72
'-46 FORD V-8 .Pickup ......... $ 795
SHA VER MOTORS
Yo ur DODGE--PLYMOtITH Dlr.
Phone Beacon 61Xt7
REASONABLE wli;tter ratrs fol", 1680 Newport. Blvd., Co.la Mesa
clean, ntcel y turn_ apt. Cloee to 6:ke7
Soulh Bay and shopping center. '38 PLYMOtnll 2.-0r. 8£41. Oood
114 Marlnf. Balboa lala.nd. Ph. tra.n.a-p., w . 11139 Weal Balboa
Barbor 183·J . 67p69 Blvd N ~ u •• h Ph .• •wpo•.. uc.C . one
Harbor 1t'14.. • Mc67
SCHOOL TEACHERS -Adults,
winter renta.l. $83. Comf. tum.
borne. AU mod. conv. inc. det-p
treeze. Immt'd. occupany. 207
Coral, B&Jboa Iotand. Harbor 1,43-:;;;;,.;;:A:.....;;;Tnlle==r'-"'S"-pace=;;....---
,l392·R. 67p69 18:lo0 C HEVROLET 2 door. In per·
rect condJUon. $1080. l)l2 • 38lh
SL, Newport Beach. Phone Har·
bor 2t0f. &lltc
BALBOA ISLAND _ small tum. TRAil,ER SP ACE
apt .• one p@raon only. Yearly Cl05e lo shopping, off the St\l'ay. r~t.al, k2.:;o per mo. 135 Topaz · 112 to 115 mo. Cabt11lo1 Court,
Bo.Ibo& lal&nd. Harbor 2387-ll. HO Oobrlllo st. Coot& M..a.
RENT, rumlalled apt.I. One bod-
rnL 16& per mo. UWiUe1 paid,
children okay, Dolphin Apt.I.
llOCI W. ~ BIYd. Newport, a1eeo
JiEAUT~LLY l"llmlalted 1thlft
bdrm. -· 2 bat.Ill, -winter irental. On watetf)tont
Wltb pier ~ O..t, '110 mo.
• --Wl·Nt.
51-Trallen
Trailer Storage
$A per "Month
Protect«t by 6-f-.._. TflAIL.
l!:R'ro~. ~1 w. w~ doota
M-. I'll. Bea. 501 .. Jl l-
ed by Avlo Club A AAA) . .. . ... ;. .. , ~
1114 7 STUDEBAKER Champion
Si.rllgbt coupe. ALSO 1960 Stu·
ckl>Uor Chainplon t-clt. 8'!dan
Private J>Ut7, au--SOJ.. <lc
·u roRD suJK :oeiux. t-c1r ...
clan, f300. Alao bn.ad.. D..,
7.!IO " 16 a-liJ buc:lt tin! wllb
I.lap. ...,. 3lli 11&1-Oo-. I'll.
Ha.-TIMI .,._ •;IO p.m. lllUc
A O·--:U Ia tlie mlPt1 aldpt Ill 44\lili-.
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2 Id H h h k """ I Looking at cataloped Uattng•. Owner does not need cub and will tUe small dn. pymL home, yrs. o . as cavy s a e root, ~-Pace, w hav• EXCLUSIVE otterlngo
beam ceilings, l~rge picture windows and ia beau-on omea and Iota not found in
tifolly landscaped. One of the loveliest homes In boo . Come In to our office and
we'll •bow you something you Newport Heights, $12,750. want. Look at th ... speclala.
RUSTIC RANCH HOME
2 bdrm:"'homc, 1 ',(" yrs. old. Has shake roof, mas-
sive brick fireplace, large windows, lot 57x125.
Beat buy in Costa Mesa, $7950.
CHOICE OCEAN VIEW HOMES
Several 3 bdrm & 2 bath homes io Newport Hghts.
at prices you can't beat! Lota are not leaaehold.
$14,900 to $Z1.000
3 r~ STATE VETERAN'S LOAN
We have a few 2 bdrm, homes in Newport Hghts.
and Corona del Mar that will qualify. Payments
$16 ; $1500 -$3000 dn. These loans are unbeatable.
BEACON HILL REALTY
466 Newport Blvd. !above ArchclS) Ph. B. 0713-R or Eves. B. 5632·W
WANTS SMALLER HOME .
~yfronl hon1e o"·ner will take smaller Inside or ocean
front house in thil!I area as purl payment on beautiful
home. l(hoice location. F'our bdrms .. maid's room and
den. large living and dining room. Sandy beach. Newly
painted. \\1ha.t have you?,
BAY and BEACH REALTY
1450 Bulboa Blvd.
Ethel Shirley
J . l\;I. l\;i illcr
Boat Owne rs
\Vaterfronl duplt'X \vith piC'r and
float. Easily convf'rtf'd to' 2 bdrm
3 bath hnm('." Near shop11ing and
tranr-rorlalion. Pric1· $16,8:>0.
$7850 do.,..·n, balance $90 month.
Bay Front
H ome & Income
LO<'~tl"\I on beautiful Lido Islr. 6
units complC't~Jy furnish('d. Be.st
location. 70 ft. beac h. Priced to
sell. Consid('r part trade.
Lido I sle, $4950 Dn.
Nrw 2 bdrm. home, private pallo,
bbq, kitchen. fil'f'placL'. furnaL·e
heat, gla.ss enclosed tub. many
oth1•r extras. Full pric(' $1 5,750.
It's the bl'st buy on L ido.
GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
BUJLDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd ., Harbor 25J2
65tfc
ONLY $99aQ New 2 b<!rm. home,
hwd . floors. Jarf:e rumpus nn.
garage. rioor furnace. An idral
hon1t• for a cuuplr. Tcrm.s. SEE
Earl Chambt'rlain, !".00 C(last Blvd.
Corona de! !.1ar. Har. 2288.
65c67
TODAYS BEST BUY
3 bdr1n. cottage. across .St. fron1
channel. corner, only $6250.
terms or 1 1925 do""Tl and SW
mo. N. B . C . REALTY. 32nd &
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
65c67
Attrac. Ranch Type
2 bdrm. h oml', 1 1'2 yrs. old. H all
shake roof. massive brick fire·
place, large windows, Jot 57x 125.
Be&t buy 1n Costa Mesa. $795-0.
Pretty As A Picture
Distinctive and c harn1ing 3 bdrm.
rustic ranch type hon1e, 2 yrs.
old. Has hPavy shake roof. fire-
place. txoam ceilings, large pic-
ture windows and is beautifully
landscaped. One of the loveliest
home11 in Newport Height.a.
$12,750.
4 'i; G. I. Resale
Paymrnts are $58.33 Including
laxes and insurance. Nice large
2 brlrm hon1e In best COl!la Mesa
locRtlon. Hwd. floors. dbl. gar.,
is 4 yr1. o ld. $195-0 down. Prict1
$9<50.
Beacon Hill Realty
-166 NclA'-pOrt Blvd. labovt' Arche8l
Ph. B. ~7 1 3·R or Eves. B . 5632-W
65dll
$7250
Full Price
Clevf'r 2 bdnn. collage near ocean
and ba;y. Sparkling new-Let
us prove Ila the be&t buy ln the
Bay area .
GREENLEAF ii: ASSOC.
BUlLDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd.. Harbor 2M2
BEST BUYS!
Attrac ttve 2 bdrm. home with ex-
tra gueat room and be.th. rt.re-
place, barbecue, lllu:nd.r)' room,
l•rge patio, f'llrnlsbed. 'Choice
8-y Ave. location, $15.500.
Harbor 1264
G loden Fay
Dick Fay
65c67
$2700 Down
Newport Heights
A lovely 3 bdrm. home on R ed-
lands ave. Less than 1 year old.
Firt>place, hwd. floors. dlnette,
large kitchen with breakfast
area and laun~ry, g arbage d\ap ..
dbl. garage, n icely landscaped.
patio and m any nice features.
4% Loan
Full Price $12,500
lttonthly pyts. of $66 include
taxes and lnsurance. __ /
Country Club Special
Appraise This
Hon1e ha.s approx. 1280 sq. ft.
3 bdrms., one a master, large
living room, separate dining
room, large kitchen with d in·
ctte 8paee. Bath room lB com-
pletely Uled w ith a pullman.
F ireplace with a heata.lor . Back
yard la completely brick ed -
costin g ow"ncr a $1,000. Garage
which also has a quarte·r bath.
Cement driveway. barb-q and a
nice patio. 4 yrs. old .
Owner is leaving for school and
must make a deal immediately.
The full price i.s only
$12,500
Phil Sullivan
C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
-490 Newport Blvd. Cost& Mesa
P h. Bea. 6698 or Bea. 5468-J
Harbor 3157·W
65c67
Today's Best Buy
in Corona del Mar
Two bedroom, 1 % baths, large
living room, fireplace, hdwd.
floors, nice enclosed patio,
land.acaped, 2 ·car garage.
Including dr&pea and car-
pets. Atultlple Llllting .1976
$1 3,95-0. Tenna
SEE
Earl Chamberlain
500 Coaat Blvd., Corona del Ma.r
(Opp. Newport Harbor Bank)
Phone Barbor 2288
65c67
On The \.Vater
One of the m06l attract ive homea
in Balboa Coves for lease o r for
sale. Bcautltully tumt.hed. ~
Gloden Fay.
Bay & Beach Realty
1 f 50 Ba.lboa Blvd. Harbor 128'
. &:icil7
Costa ·· Mesa
Sacrifice Sale
Lovely large 3 bdrm. home on ~
acre corner, cloae in. Enclosed
patio and B. B. Q., t.-.... flow·
era, etc .. double p.rqe. ·
-We cooaidu thla excellent-
Good U.tlnp .... In ckm&Dd.
Lot uo 11,a-.. youn for qulcl< &e·
Uon.
I . Spank
bdrm., 2 th home on LIDO
ISLE. Located tn prime area
on wide lot thi• h ome has hl~h
beamed celling living room and
all . rooma light, cheer ful and
openlnK on spacious patio.
Many deluxe teaturea such as
garbage dlspoeal. unit heat,·
stall ahower&, electr ic touch
plate ayelem o f switching. cer-
amic lUe drain boards, .achlagc
hardware and many othe r l ip
top advanta.gea. Thia la a real
BUY &l only $25,000-Terms.
2. "CHOICE SPOT" on BAY· 1
FRONT of Lido Iale a n early
new 4 bdrm .. 2 bath home that
i.s a "honey." This ts a snappy. 1
clever year round home w ith
large rooms, unit heal, 2 sun
decka, lovely vtew and othf't
smut features. T o see this is
lo admire It. Priced to sell.
ALSO
We have 80me ch oice lots for
88.le either for lncorne or one
family dwellings. As w e are the
DEVELOPERS of LIDO ISLE
we can offer you lotB at low
prices and euy terms. Here a
lllUe bi'.i.y1 a LOT. COME LOOK.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido
Newport B<!ach, Calif.
Harbor lrx>O
CLIFF HAVEN
THREE Bdrm. and Df'n Ranc-h
Type Home". Heavy shake roar.
forced air heal, 2 balh.s, lots of
tile, I.e. dbl. gar., patio. Just
completed on large view lot
SH.MO . T erms.
SEE 2362 -15th St., Open Sun. 1-~ -Home -Large Lot -Unobstruct-
ed Harbor vlew-2 bdrma., h"·d .
floora. Flagstone fireplace, en·
closed barbecue. Large living •
dining room facing Harbor. Fur·
nace he•t, dbl. gar. Only $18,000
Shore Cliffs
Distinctive new 3 bdrm. home, l %
b&lha, pegged hardwood floors.
Lot.A or tile and many t'xtras.
Large patio. C hoice location on
"'ide lo t for gracious living,
$24 ,500.
Corona del Mar
New 3 bdrm. Cape Cod, forced
air heattna-. large H."11tng roo1n.
fireplace, double garage. Desir·
able loCation, Immediate posses-
sion. $14,500, excel. t erms.
G. l . RESALE--2 bdrm . stucco,
d bl. 1ar., R -2 lot. Pymls. only
~ per mo., lnclud. laxes, 4 %
int. and insur., Why pay rent'?
See lhia, it won't la.st. at only
$1 0,MO.
W . E. FISHER, Real Lor· Builder
ERNIE SMITH, R eallor A&Sociate
916 Coast Blvd. Harbor 2443
Corona del Mar
65c67
Will You Trade?
your home in lhf.I area and ta ke
two very choice Iola in the Silver
Lake area as part payment? See
Ethel Shirley.
Bay & Beach Realty
14M> Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1264
tl5c6'r
JUST COMPLETED
In Exclusive Shore Cliffs
THREE BEDRM.., 2 bath home
on large 80Xt18' lot 1S60 sq.
ft. plus masonry garage with
radio controlled door, hardwood
floors. Forced air furnace. Lot.a
of tile. Completely fenced and
l&ndocaped.
Prlced at $27,500, ;fa down
ll owner Harbor 2941·J or see
bOUle at 134 BhorecllffB Road.
~7tfc
BA YSHORE DRIVE
New 3 bedroom. bath and % -fire-
pla~. forced aJr furnace heal,
garbage diapoaal, nice pallo.
Comer location, double garage,
landltcaped, beautltul bay view.
Ye.ar UOU¥d home.
PR!Cli Sil~ :-TERMS
Owner, 2481 Bayahore Dt-ive
~ Beacon 6743.J
65c87
• Coro~a del Mar I .
B~d New
2 B. R. Ranch Type Home . 2-car . pi.age
Sl0,500
OCEAN raoN'I'--Oldtt • bdrm.
home, tlrepi..:e. ALSO 3 • nn.
apt. over 2-car garage. abowv
and drualng f09lll. W.U ~
JdMJ tor year round or vacation
11..in;.. •11.000.
R. w.~TINE ~n Company
-.. CloMt --
Balboa Realty Co.
-G<ftlq .1-f"I-·-tm1z. Mc• Mo
TOO ii. .. rboe -..a. . &r. an · . •
W. U. PATTON, Aoooclate _ ---, •
1807 N•wport A"r• Onota M9a· ..,.._ clol Jlar, Calif.
.• Pb. Brzccn lllO 2llac.e BarllDr 1MO k; • -7 I . r 6lk:6T
BEDl\OOK aouu. a ,.... ~ .. :'~ _ _,. •• ,~ oa
uld. '8.l1L ill -Plllce, ~ amt" -.-. 1 "*""' -.Calla ..... ft. --1'.--.. .....,Ooll .,._, .,.,,,.,
-... w· . -' • t • • . . '
'f
-This delightful year round home 18 priced far below re-
placement coet. It hu all the reflnemenltt tor comfort·
able living-well arrangt"d anc' newly decorated, fof'Ced
air and panel ray beat, hwd. \and uphall tUe floors.
Three bdrma.. two balha, two-car garag-e. Rooms are all
good size. Uvtng room windows open lo large patio.
N icely located in a.n exc1us1•e area.
$23,500
·BAY and BEACH REALTY
1450 ~vd. Harbor
Ethel
J .M.
Shirley
Miller
UIM
Dick Fay
Gloden Fay
&:icil7
Outstanding Balboa Island Duplex
3 yrs~ old. 3 bedrm. 2 baths in each u,nit. Traverse
drapes, Indirect lighting, panel ray heat, glass
shower doors, garbage disposal, separate 30 gal.
• water heaters, lge. carport, etc. make this a pighly
productive rental property which should ea"'<
about $3500 per year. Full price $23,500 furn.<-,~·
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
216 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 20
66c68
BALBOA ISLAND
Bay Front Home & Income
Large South Bay Front home -5 bdrms., 2 '10!
baths, plus 2 bdrm. apt. Finest corner location,
Pier and float. Priced to Sell.
Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Park Avenue at Marine Balboa Island
Harbor 2462
65c67
The Income Is Excellent-
We Believe the Price Right •
IC you are looking tor good incom e property, these six
units are lops! C lose to everything ........ n icely furnished-
clean and attractive and best of all-alwayp rented.
$29,500. Exclusive.
BAY and BEACH REALTY
1450 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1264
65c67
HERE IT IS AT LAST!
The Balboa Island buy you have
been waiting for:
A 2 bedroom home and studio apt. over garage.
Nice patio, fireplace, etc. A good sound house,
needs paint -$13,900, terms to suit.
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
312 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Harbor 2042
Newport Heights
Today's Best Buy
NEW three bedroom home with
f ireplace. f ll r n a c e, hardwood
floors, garbage disposal, double
garage.
.$11,000 full price
Unobstructed View Home
2 B. R. Mast.er" B . R. 14x20
2 balliB, large playroom
and shop. 3 car garage.
$5,000 will handle
Ralph P.
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Maskey
3411 Newport Btvd.,'Newport
Phone Harbor -io2
Mttc
Bay Front
If you're looking for the tlneat In
BAY FRONT at a r ea.aonable
price-let ua ahow you this
out_,tanding new 4 bedroom
3 ':J.i bath and den home. Pano-
ramic view ot Harbor, fine
sandy bea ch , pier privilege.
Large enclosed patio, too many
features to describe-May we
show you! Price $59.500.
GREENLEAF 4 ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 N ewport Blvd., Harbor 2562
PROPERTY at 416 and 08 I> E.
Bay Ave. In Balboa. Call at
• 18 ~ for lnformatlon. 66c67
COSTA MESA
Owner must Jell her fine 3 bdnn.
houee. Lea.tlas tor good. Fenced
large. lot., kV. cu., all appoint·
menu.
Your Offer "Conaldered
.For Appointment to See-
HORACE 8. :MAZET
-309 MarlDe .Ave.
Balbo& Iloland , Harbor 3028-J
69llc
Modern ~wood ~ glue
65c67
Balboa Peninsula
INCOME
Exceptionally nice 4. unit.A -2
story stucco. only 1 'it yrs. old.
•·car garage, Three 1.,, bdrm.
unit.a fUmlahed. One 2 bdrm.
unit unturnlahed. Cloae to bay
and oc.ean swimming. Excellent
income.
$36,500
·Balboa Older Home
Very nice 4 bdnJt., 2 be.th.a, large
living room wtlb fl~place. Ac·
oroq the •t.reet from the ba.y
and w&IJc.lng dlltante to Balboa
and ahoppinf &ttU.
Only $15,000 furrl.
Coast Properties Co.
301 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Phone Harbor 2668
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Want A Bargain?
Ocea.n Front home tn a location
with good vtew. Within Walking'
dlatance lo pier. ecbool, chureh-
u , tranaportation. SmaJJ., but
neat, quaint and charming. Lot
30xl02. 579IIO.
Bay & Beach Realty
14M Balboa Blvd. Harbor 126'
I Mc61
Avocados & Flowers
2· ~ a~tt• and small home at En~
ctnli.a, ca1ir.. :Ill &1'acado .,_
and ramuy orobal'd. Dttp r«:h
eolJ> auitable for raiaio.g cut
tJow~m while tree•.att growing.
I> mUe &om 101 highway, good
chancee for couple to make tbelr
· own llvtq al home. Price $:1GOO.
With ~ clown or wlD. G· • doUfl> clear IM Newport prop-
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