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~ 32 Entrants Vie .. for Top Honors
.·in NHYC St'ries
'1Y, J-Une Beclmer
Bcwl1 Ide ·C•ll! l 1 for lftfJlewoocl Mui ,.., . ' Opera.J.ln&' a boat wltl!Ollt \lie
owner'• petml81lon ·&Dd while un·
• -der the 'lnfluen~ o~ Intoxicating '"rd YEA" """n...ER 38 FIVE CENTS liquor t<iday cool l:dpr Allen -n--4•uma
Knlcht, .Uren.It leedmaG ol Ingle· •---;:--~=:--=~-:::-----(liri:;:;;;lfiiiiii~j;;;;;:i;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;:;:::-::::==: ;::;~k· ~0~nnc;1:~ K~~~ foOtball : Coac Tell Hopes The leaping Lehmana took over
Ne.wport Harbo1" Yacht Club lut
week~Jld for the eecond ninning·
of 'the ir IntemaUonal Champion·
ahip series, and as wu gratefully
expressed by NHYC Vice-Com·
modore Tom Rutter, the coveted
Walton '"Hubba.rd Miemorlal award
remains for at 1eut one more
year In America:{ hands. In fact,
thanks to Freddie Schenc'k·a 11uc·
ces8ful, if belated, performance, It
8lays in NHYC'a trophy cue un-
til next year's competitipn.
pleaded guJlly to the two count.a
. ,and WU ae.n~enced t.o pay $l~ For Sea·son at L'• M. ti ~~~.~~ly~~:e ~u:l Mmnbtg COD• ions ee ng •
Thirty-two of the popular Uttle I
ailing dinghies turned out for the 1.>. ..... ~...._ __ .;..,..:;._~_..,;..:.;;"'
five-race ser ies held Saturday and
S4nday and sailed In Practically
every kind of weather except rain.
From bright !'lllnlight with a fair
breeze to a blanketing fo g w ith
no wind and back to a slight haze
with a st rong w est erly, gave each
•k ipper a. chance t o com pete in
"h l11" k ind or W('atbe r.
Thl"rt" a re lho~ who are m astc ~
o f gct!!_ng all there i3 out of his or
her boat In a drifting ma tch. Tht>y
had th<'ir chance in Sunday's sec-
ond race. There are otherl!I whose
m'aneuv('ring and taCtlcs· se<>m to
work bette• with more w ind and
a littlt> rougher water. They, too,
had thei r opportun.lty. So. when
lhe l(libts were In orde r at the
completion of t he se ries, one thing
no one could bl&m e was the
wea ther!
~n DM-pn kd
C hic k Rollinl!I, sailing for the
San Dif'go Yacht Club, secmC'd to
have things' pretty well tied up at
lhe close of Saturday's races with
two firsts to his credit, but being
an old hand at Lehman races, he
kne w anylh!ng could happen on
Sunday and It probably would. It
d id when l"Teddie Schenck ot
NHYC, who had .a third and a
sixth on Saturday. CaJT\e back Sun-
day with a fourth anct--two t ints
agansi Chlck'l!I third, eleventh, and
a second, to take the series firs t
by three poin ts. Ch ick took a
serlea second, and last year'!>
champion: Darby Metcalf, a series
third.
In thi.H series a special trophy Is
given to the last boat to finlsh
wblc!b sa.Jled the entire seriea
without default. Thi!!: award wu
won thia year by young Bob My·
en. .J.r., ot Lido Iale, who wu
Jiven fUll ueqtt by ht. competJt.ont
for a niee ·t:rx. Tld9 q,.... tint
aeuon yr .Ulng and the Lehman
ta bl.s ttnt boat. ana. tar from be·
tng dlacoUraged. · Bob ( .. Drag·
Anchor," a.a .he ta knoam to · hLs
trtendsl was eta.led witll thi&. hia
first trophy. W ith a year of ex·
per ience behind him, and that kind
of pluck, Bob will very probably
tum in a much different score in
next year's championship regatta.
Trophy Prmeot&tloa
_\t t he trophy presentation,
which took place at NHYC afte r
Sunday's races, Vlce...COmmodore
Rutter, who officiated at the cefr..
montea, a.lao awarded apecial prir.ea
t o those with a dally first to their
credit. The~1 were Chick Rollins,
Bart He nderson and Fred Schenck.
In connection with this annual
series, an absolute MUST with the
compet itors ht the Saturda y night
barbecue, held this yea.r on
N HYC's beuh. comple te with bon-
fire, ukuleles (or anything else
Yrtth whJch to make nol.se) and the
aornetin1es surprising imJ>romptu
e ntertainmPn t which goes wi th an
e vent Of tbl.s kind. It the race
commit tee thought aome of the
Lehma.ns were a little stow getting
lnto the water for Sunday's 10 a.
m . racf', and wondered at the
hoarseness evident In the aaJ.lors'
volcea. It was eaally explained by
the fest ive aongfest of Saturday
night wh ich carried on into the
w tt small hours.
Juveniles fate
H~t. Run Charges
Two YoUths, one of COIJt.a Mesa.
Wf're booked by city pol ice Satur-
day night on h it·run, pedestrian,
felony cha.rges. involving asserted
injury to two other juvenilea.
Injured were Mary Diane Con·
le-y, 15, Qf 2710 St.ate St., S&n.,
~mardlno. a.nd ~ater "Sid" Sot~
f er ,,. 19. of 11400 Roeecra.na Blvcl.
Norwalk. He was treated tor a
knee injury at Newport. Emerg-
ency Hospital by Dr. Gerald
Rauaa. The girl II.loo wu tr.at.eel
for leg contUiOl)8. _
Booked for allegedly t:'lnnln.g.the
couple down ln 'a Balbo& ·Blvd.
croAWalk-at Palm Ave.. were Don
Charles Nattra.aa. l'r, of ltl VU-.
glnla Place. Coot& M-. wllo told
police be w.,. the driver, and Robo-
ert Edw...i Holland; 17, of 301~2
Cypftao Aft.; Santa Ana. a -mc:er. . . •
°"'1 Randal, 2080 Newport Bi'fd..
LeHoven Leaves
Post for Arizona
Ed LcHoven, form er ' editor of
t he News-Tilncs and th<! Pres:!,
l<"ft Saturday morning lo attend
the AmC'rican Instit ute for For-
eign Tr ade in Phoenix, Ariz. There
he will prepare 4or a position
abroad. LcHoven is a g radua te ot
the UniVcrs'.ty of Wisconsin a.nd
prior t o com ing t o t he Ha r bor
a rea took post graduate work a t
the University of Paris. H e aerv·
ed on bot h pa pers for 13 months.
At AlFT he w ill . join other
Newport Harbor iles, Mr. and Mrs.
John All en, fo rmer owners of t he
Island Pharmacy ; Mr. and Mrs.
Low~ll BarriJ1gton. formerly of
Bf"acon Bay. and M Lc;s Eleano r
Sherwood, w ho was former ly ('ffi·
plo yOO in a Dalboa Island book
l!ltorc.
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Police Continue
Search for Lion
That mountain lion reported rt•·
ce.nt ly Ih Corona del Mar regions
today was the object of a hunt by
Patrolman Dean Pollom.•
The police offlcf'r , a mif'd wft h
a 3Q.06 calibre rifle, conducted a
sea rch of the Shore Cliffs area .
Hand • size animal footprints
bearing im print_, of rabbit hair
and bloodstains, 'rere found .. by
police In the ya1"$1 of MNI. P . M.
WUJlam&. 227 Mornlna: C&nyon
Road. Shore Cllffa, J~ Frklay.
The print. wr-re a1ao clea.rl7 ~n
on ~ lawn of ~ nel&fl.Wt', Dr.
Albert l!l, 6tocktotl "' ~ ~
BAY8HORE8 PAIR OP"P'E.B8
REW ARD FOR LOST PIN
l...oq of a Swiu--made gold and
diamond brooch valued at more
than S600 Jut Thurllday, was re·
ported to pollce by L. C. Phipp.1!1.
2681 Waverly, Bayshores, Newport
Beach. Phipps aaid his wife owned
t he brooch. for return of which
a reward of $100 1A offered. The
pin wa.a last appare ntly between
the Phipps home ed 2871 Bay·
shore Drive or ln the Babloa Bay
Club vlclntty. • . \
Coot& M-, a WI-lo \be act!·
!lftl4 told polk:e he • .,, • -Otruce Ille couple. HAI aid tile.
4r!Vtt eot out, opol<e to tl>i pell',
U.U .dl'ove oU.' l'l>lke ._u ~ •le.led tllat althoop tbe -
ted (""'I 1!1-.,.iilclo. ... t...i.
UIM9 Oil addlw10 wMa lie -· • Jlotll H\ltlUO;-M6M -R•-41;' ........ -t1ie • 1 ,.,.
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Knight, 21, of 11015 Mansel
Ave., Inglewood, wu apprehended
early Sunday momi.Og at the Mo-
bile Marine Dock, Balboa., by How~
ard Oen .. hauaen, Harbor Depart~
ment employee. Knfght, p o 11 c e
reported, wu ope.rating a boat
owned by Dal Orettenburg, 15-51
M iramar Drive, Balboa. After re·
port edly seeing ftnight'• boating
efforts ..-..nJ the craft into a float
and other boats, I>enghau.sen got a
tow o n the craft and turned
Knight over to police.
CAR EQUIPMENT STOLEN
Theft of automoblle equipment.
clothing' and tool1 Saturdtty night
from his car, stalled In dirt east of
thC' Coaat H ighv .. a y Overpau. wa.s
report~ to police by T om Be1Jn,
12Z !\"ort h Pritchard St., Fullerton.
Football coaches of the Oraqge coast area high 9Choolal and col-
le1e were gueata,o~ thf' Uona clubs of·Coeta Men., Ba.Ibo& Bay, Hunt-
ington Beach and &aJ Beach at a jolnt meeting of Ute rour clubs at
the Coat.a Mesa Women's club lut Tueeday night.
Dr. Basil H . Peter90n prcalded6---------------
over the program while each
roach Introduced hla uabitanta
and pulled out the "crying towel"
to forcut a tough scuon ahea~
Newport Harbor hlgh's varsity
mentor. Al lrwln, ta..bbod thi.a
year u: a "building year" u he
revealed the fac t that the Tan
have only 11 l'lenlon on a sQuad
ot 41 and only six le:ltermeii. to
pin any hopea; on for a wlnnin(
year. • •
· 'h4un Spirit Jll&h
H e cited the fact that h e bu
never coached in an area where
the t f'an1 spirit "'a.s greater than
at Newport Harbor and atreued
the fact that thlll aplrlt may pro-
duce a few wkta .for hia "pea-
gre:ens." Irwin tabbed 'Huntington
Beach a.s the darkhorR of the
league with Fullerton ln the driv-
er 's chair for the fifth straight
year and Anaheim In close.
Ed Goddard, H tin l Ing ton
Beach's new coach, •xplained that
he wa.a unaware of hla team'a po-
l•ntial, but understood that he
had a fine club with which to start
his first year. Goddard comes to
the Oilers from Fullerton Junior
(Conti.Du~ on~ ?age 5)
OROllND-BRl:AJUNO CEREMOSIES for the milllon dolla1' Boas Mf'tnorlal Rosplti.I la.st 'J'hW'Aday
saw th.ree &"t:neratlons of the Hoac family putJclpat:lne alonc wtth a couple of drl,·tnc forces for ttte
hcopltal'• helq', City CollllCllima Dallao Blue, left, mllde Ille orl&iml hoopltal project -lbl• by hi•
cut price -.le of tbe !0-acre a.I~ ror t-be ~Ital; Georse Gr.nt Hoag, .Jr. Ria rnothf'r, Mrs. OPOr&"e-G.
HMf. donor of the half·mlllion mrmori&I to her hnWi.nd: Harry Welch. determlJlf'd apearhead ot the
fund-ralaJns cam.palp. In the N"'4-port Harbor area. ,_nc1 Georse-Grsnt noa.s m, who wtll lft, hl&
pandta.U'M-r'&. mtmortat rt&P. c Newa~Tlme~ Photo)
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DIVIN(} APPA:R'.&2'U8 .. ehec eel by Robert Gormaa. dl,•er Wnder, left, and Ste\•e Harrhon, dJ\'U,
both of Lons Beach, aboanl Tnwtweln Bros. 50-foot barce off 1'"ewport BMcb... Harrison. at de.ptba
up to 70 fttt, place. drill plprr· and esamJnee Miid cornlnc up from %0-foot deep teet bole• beinc dog'
u .underwater 11un'ey OD proposed outfall ~we-r llne.
Hoag_ Hospital
Launched by
Big Ceremony
Three generation.a of the Hoag
family participated In the ground
J?resklng ceremony held at the
Hoag Memorial Hoepital, Presby·
t erian, Thureday at 2 p.m. Taking
part In lhe spade work wu
George Grant Hoag, .Jr., vice·
president ot the hoapll&l board,
who was aul11ted ln the task bx
hi& IM>n, George Grant Hoag Ill,
wbQe h1a mother, Kra. Hoag, Sr.,
handed hlm the shovel -.nt along
for q,e Job ~Y 1 t.be HoUywood P""hYtertan lloop!l.al. \ .
With ... !ue_~ .... 0$~ on_ ihe"""'ili.4. oftr~ _ " aa.-. :r..,. A, .at-. Jr., prMl ,
dent of the bo&r4. ape.ned tbe p
gn.m with a ~ tcw & pl"ll,.er
tor bleulns• on the project. Tbls
waa given · by Rev. Raymond I.
Braham.a of l...&guna Beach. Anet
the prayer, the chairman called
on Braden Finch, a bo&.rd mem-
ber and alao a member of tbe
Newport Beach city council. to
outline the ' growth of the hospital
plan from the ala.rt alx yeare -a.go
to the preaent time. In his talk
Finch called attention to the
awarding of a contract for $1,·
100,000 to Means & Ulrich of
Santa Ana and pointed out that
work already started and wu
well under way. STEEL DZIUU(JJ< attached te Tnutw ... ·-M-foot "¥&<> la
t.ow to new locMlo .. for toll te&ttac survey 1even.I "tboun.lantf\ f eft,
off abore. Derrick la lowered t.o deptha of 10 feet and placed on·
oceu 'floor llO drtD pipe with lte 110ll-ecattertac' waler pft.MIU'e
jet mm bore le-foot Cf!t!t holes.. (Newa.-Timea Pbotoa)
TEST . DRILLING · ON SEWER
OUTFALL LINE __ SHOWS · SAND
Mr. Finch waa followed by Rev.
0 . Scott McFuland of Santa
Ana. who directed the 1945 Hos·
plt&I Fund Drive in Orange coun·
ty.._ Thia drive tt.Wted in· ra.ialng
about stx hundred thOWl&lld dol·
Iara by public aubecrtption. lnclud·
Ing $100.000 from Glenn L. Mar·
tin of Baltimore, fo~erly of
Orange county. Dr. McFarland
told of the atruggles for flnancee
and how the Martin gifi had:
gpurred the campaign effort. Or.
McFarland sugg¥ted to the au-More than 2000 feet of the 7000-foot. long proposed_, outfall 5ewer
dJence that the ·present 75-bed line route oft Santa Ana river jetty already have been surveyed for
lnatltutlon might 800n prove In-ocean floor eoll formations, Raymond R. Rlb&L chief engineer and
adequate. He anticipated-great general manllger of the county sanitation diStrict, announced today.
success for the hoepltal as l!OOn Crew membellll!!i aboard the Tr!i-utweln Bros. 50·Coot baqe a.re .
aa completed and opened. He noted busy moving ~e marine contractors' 7Q·f0ot steel derrick along the
the county would be lnvtted to sewer line'a offaliore route. At<>---------------ralse. funda for the fuml3blnga
and equipment td cost about $260, ... apectflc locatiOf!B., the derrick is year to complete. It wUI be of
000 and said this should prove no lowered from the barge to the 78-lnch diameter concrete pipe
ha.rd task now that money for the ocean. noor where dlven place the wtth flexible jo!nts.
entire building program wu Jn 2·lnch pipe and lta 1 %:,-inch jet I Pre.sent underwater drilling
h d for drilling operations. The drill teat.a will take from 10 daya to ~drman Murdy tELan aev-pipe i8 lowered lnaid~ the derrick two weeks to complete, Ribal
t.r1l county men.. offl -and frame. • aald. When they are-finished, more
othen for help and e ln Ualng water under high pres-onaho~ depth tut. will be madt!.
ett th sure, tbe Jet drill tests the ocean WhU~ theme are undertaken, hi.a g lng e program under way, bottom formation.a to a depth of n.am1ng Hon. WWia Wamer,. 20 fe.!t. Dan H. Boom 11 super· office will .tudy findings of the
eh&llm&n of th• Board of Super· intendent ot the project. =e=-~~~~~ :!:~ vtooro; Supel"riaor. ,Heinz Kaber ,_ _ ot the local d~rlct; Rood 11uper:· T .. ta _,..,t~ry tot p...,. and opecl!icatlona will
1ntendent · Sprenger wtio MCUftd SLAtve Harrison, diver of Long be Ie;_ ·to • private consulting en·
the road to the Bite; aild WUllam Be&ch. reported to a News-Ttmea gfneerbq" 1trm, ·he said., Bids wtU
Cagney, .l!to P•• the . land -tor crow· vlo!Un& Ille ahUtlng oceQe bo called for on the outfall aewer
the road. ~ libell of New· ot operation. that t .. ta :through line after plaiio and opecltlcalloaa
part Beach and city Enpeer ) laat Friday had Prod/'<ed only ""' approved, he added.
' B. Webb were thanked for mU<h hard-packed, w1'Jte luncL 'Olla U.,.. i.o be llariod
belp . tnd the water dllitrict makel for "inucb eqler ~~8; The line trill be buried ro? aboUt
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lJlrou&'h It.I agent. Arley 8~. be aid. lh&Jl rock.I orj _... • · 3000 feet bthltoho. ht -i>lalnecL
.,.... lbank-4 tor a Fporary wa· gumbo mad. ' : . ' 1 Tbe -& <000 fttl will be ter IAIPPl7'· I A .veteran of i!early_ +O yeara anchored fltnily hy·p\Un& ot large
It ri.,.. llolq t1me1 tor the actual Of. ~. • .~· 1" alded by 1toneo ·around It to kl'<\> the huse '
--. <if ·the ........,., CJWi-ftobert <lqirlnu, ~ tender, aloo ..,Wer frotn. lhlttln&'-. . ,
llai'dJ eallod ..,... Judp Gal· o1 Lons B,.di-~ A"ndt,., . RJ~ ttport.d u.at th• wbole
-of. Ille. HolhWCN>lf Preohy~ the ~ Jlaoit and rad., _.,,.wl'f. project will be comple~ .. soon
twu boopllol ·IOI pr..,.t the, caUon wtth."'" di-. peepeot div·, u .J>-il>le .t"°""1n&' lta lalUal -~ a (lift tr.<· Ille Ho117W'<><>d' hlK c:all..I ·for -ta ot 70 feet ltai1.. -
--"nllo -· -· -~ ~ ~ ~ Kid, • Fando for,the •Imp line -er. ed.: to Mn. Qwp 10. ffoo&', ~ i.r tOUllil • t;lolllllilY·1 bet-on voted tn. l!<md J•""' ~~ &y
called ..,... llif -.10eoop o..nv lllPl4' r-~ '~•.n ~ .<ommia.ru...· Tiie
llMir. Jr. to --· 1111', lioq llrillloat rcOIM Ille-. boaidir· ~ ---;..t. did tllllii, a -........ lldo .-lie ~1111 cild -fall ·llj>e. ..... ,..,. •tdeto f-wbldi "' --.. .. -e , -'""' -s.. -.... '"' lo ... llCtlftl7 • 11it.nMio4 .. Ula ~ lhll'!' Mn. Ula liMIUIJ }i_:.:,:u. <rt .. ,_,eta ~ - --~'t(c'lijiOlt Bll)dl, Coot& ... -.. .... "· u. .. .It ... .-........... -. ...._.. Buell, ·-
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• MRS. WINIFRED BARBRE, sOdety Editor ._.. . .., -....~-..-,..."'"""' .. ' ... ...,.....,. .... _.....,., __ ...... ,,, . .,,,.,.....,...,.~,'"""'7o'.ll'...,. ..... 'Wlt"tf : Women ol Moose . ocal Methodists . ·Attend Rally -
to •n•1t1"ate Forty harbor area Methodl•ta -I from Christ ChUl"Cb by the Sea.,
· Balboa bland Community Motho-New Members dial, and Coote M-Commlllllty
At lhe regul..fr m eeting of the
Ne-,vport lk>ach . Won1en of the-
MOO.. Chapter lJM, '111unday
evenlnr, Sept. 13th, five appUca·
tlofte tor m r mbenhip wPre pre-
•.n.l.ed a.nd ballot&! on. These
. ~Uve n'ew me_mben, to · be
lnitJated the evening of Sept. 17th,
arP, Mn . Mabe-£ L . Bird. MNI. :r.fan.
\Jel Rodrigues, Mr& Shirlet' Miller .
Mn. Della K ftlly, and Mr1. Ethel
Oate.t.
&eninr Recent Wlnilred Randel
will repreaent the chapter at the
rn~tinp of the Balboa lmprove-
. tnehl A.&lnclaUon, aA a rc1tult of a
Church attended the Oranp Coun·
rlY Methodllt UnJon Uld MluJon·
ary Rally Lut wetik-&A SU.ta. Ana'•
Ji'1111t Methodist chuh:b. ' ....
Rev. Edward Erey of National
Cit)'. di.ltrlct director or eva11ge-·
jam, announced the comlnc or the
United Evange.118tlc Adnnce-thla
tall. Mias Elaie .Fania ot Loni'
Beach, a member of' the boa.rd of
foreign mlulooa ·or tbe Cohan:aa·
Uonal Chui-ch, wu lhe prtnelpal
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Teacher's Institute
'Held at Mar Casa
let.te-r received rrolm them outlln-Fifty teachert1 ar,ad .upervlaon
in( thPtr planA for lht" beautlflca-of week-day Chrt.Uon •ducatlon t~ of Balboa Boulenrd. clusea throughout SouthMn Call-
Junk>r Graduate R r gent Aliet> fornia were In attendance 'at tbelr
Andt-non will represent the chap-annual teachers' ln1tltute thla lut
ter at the September 24th meet-week at Balboi l.aland'.s Mar Cau..
In« ot lhe Orangr County Soclf'ty The institute was under the ~
tor CrlpJM~ Children ·and Adults. to r&! direction of Mn. .Wallace
Junk>r Rel'ent ·c 1ara Leach rr-Frasher . director of ChNt.ian Edu.
ported that the Sahl& An.a chap· cation of the Southem California
ter of th• Women . ot the Moose Couneil of Proteatant chUTche-•.
hu oonlActed ~rr regarding plan.a The cl•Me• are held one hour a
for match games bet"'<"en their week In many Southern C&lltomla
bowling teams. Match game!! are communltiea where .the puplla &N'
also pJannt'd betwt>en the La.di<"•' rt'leased by the public 11ehoola for
and men's t eams of the Moose a week.ly period ot rellg"loua 1.n-
Daw--lins League. atructlon in the ta.ith ot their own
p haplaJn Alice Young has asked choice by teachent 11upported by
tor volufltef'n to help wtth the sale thf'f r own church: Lar11er commu·
o f..-the articles at the bazaar to nitlea usually provide a choice of
~ hekt Sunday, Sept. 30th. and
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P roteatant, Cathotlc. M o rmon,
at.to reque1ted that u many of Chri&tlan Science an d Jewish
t~ itema u poulble bf-turned cla&le8.
In • to her by the next meettns,
Se)>l. 20th. It Is felt that th1A
ba,sa•rwill bf-very AUcceut\11 Crom
th• reports _o f ·the varloua mem-
beh and the amount ot work be-
lni done by them .
&enJor Rt-gent \Vlnifred Randel
announced ritual pract ice for the
Sef,t. 20th m tttjng, and urged all
membe-n to attend.
At_ t"e clOSf' of the me-ettna
publicity chairman Alda Gorton,
who was social chairman for the
evening, introduced the game of
"Fifty," with .the result that Sen-
t inel Elsie King won first prize
and her elater. Argua Myrtle Hum.
~ phrey, won .se-cond. '-rs. Gorton
then llel"Ved home-ma e cookies
and cofftt.
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BOAT and STEAK BROIL
More than the steaks mil'hl
have been burned 8'9lday nl1ht
on board tbe Observer, docked at
Udo Pi!nlnsula Ahipyard.s .... A char-
CO&I ~roile fiad It• contents of
live &Cfldentally spllle-d on,
the d . Engine No. 3 from the
Newport fire atatlon went to the
re9C'Ue· but found everythln1 under
control. The ·boat aoftered llttlt
or no damap.
RIDDLES HERE
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wPddlnc party. Lrfl to rtirht. fn •nt "°'"• ..,... Mn. ilun.r. Chara·
holtn, Mn.. Robrrt Thon1pw>n. ~•~. Jl)lm Alltn (CUol llober1).
John Bewley Allen Takes ' Bride
in . Episcopal Rites at Whittier
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Wtt to ript: ~11,·,.r ~tf'r, l>r. Robfort Tbompaon. T~ Kottt" •Dd
Harold Pip« · I Andy CUmnlinp Studio}
'Latin Revue'
to Open Ebell
Club Season
1 Miss Mary Birth
to be fall Bride
Days or golden S,ptember sun·®--------------Opt>nlng mt-f'ling of . tht' Ebe11
ahlne ln Mexico City' e.nd A capulco and 1'1frs. Mirgan-t Harvey or club of N"¥.-rpor,t Beach will M Orl1tnaJJy planned for early
wUl tong remain tri the merpory of Montebello. October 4, at 12:JO o'clock at lhl' September, the wedding of Miss
Mr. and Mra. John Bewley Allen, 0 t t •-1 ,.1 ded ~-Ametlcan Lesion hall. A luncheon Mary Patricia Bjrch and Charles ,. u o town guelut n"1u ...._. · ·~ Drescher Cron.ee"y. Jr. will be held :::=========t:===:::===·>:·==:·:=:·=;:=====4~·i•:r-n~.~~~· lrun~)'.r~~~;tm~~~~~ and Mrs. Ho.ward \Venrkk. Mr' wllJ ~"'followed by• buaineu ..._ later \n Ui'e ·rill. .:...1..'..:~\;Iy ''fri c>Cto-' t nv VJ"""VV OWfnt'tn and M,. Lar~ ~.n~ck a.nd 1:'00.. alon and .a p--at 2 n:-bl. "A ..,.._. -• ._, •i c-1 £.c-· •va·-·· ,.... Mr or early November. ntne• or
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riddle
have been eojoyinl' a vacatM>n on
litUe Balboa· Ialand ~cently. Mr.
Riddle-is the Coll~tor of Internal
Revenue .. Los Anselea..
U-DllVE CIUISW
ROW IOATS e OUTllOARDS e Lll'E BAIT e TAOKLE
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TERESA 'RENNER '. (Mrs. A. Renner)
Coneat PlanJat of Three Contlnent9
Grad11a.te Student of Bela Bartok
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age on Sept. 1 in St. Mallhlu nett Wenrkk or san Mateo. M n . Latin Revue" will be" the ~ter:.
Episcopal church. Hlli HuUngs and Oumey Newlin tatnment feature, a ccording to the bridep-oom, eon of Dr. and
The bride la the former 1'-tl.s.!' of Lo!! 'Angeles. all C'olillns o( the Mn. R. L . Allen, program l'halr-Mn. Cha.rle. D. Cropsey of Ruth-
Carol l..et' Hoberg, daughter of brldegroon1. man end (lrst vier-president. erford, N. J . ne-cea1tatl'<I the po1tt-
Hennan H. Hoberg of Whlttif'r. l..oeal Gue111l'!t ponement .
The bridegroom ls son of another F , Eb II J ThE' beautiful and talented brlde-rnn1 Newport Beach "'eJ'e Mr. • prominent Whittier family. th,. and Mrs. Eynon S . V.'hitr of Shore ·e Un1Qf$ elect is the daughter of Mrs. Flor-:~liea~l~;sit;h;a~:~r:':~~n~~e~ c;lffs. t.o whom fhe wedding wa. .. Opening Tea ~~~o:.at=~~~~~. ~~l:~~~c;elofM~
Balboa Island. " spt>c1al Importance for Mr. a.nd the late Col. Thomas Howard
\\'hile had. 26 years ago .se-rve-d •~ r It Birch, former UnltPd Stote• Min· The ~-Albert E . J enkins. r('C· be!'ll ml\n al the wedding .of the nfonna I Y \Viii keynote the
tor of the church, performed lht> brldf'i;TOOm 's parents; also Mrs. flrt1t fa.IJ meeting-of the Ebell club ister lo Portugal during President
double ring ceremony, the bride \V. P . Dnrkee and Robert Durke('. Junio rs, according to Mn. Arthur Woodrow ~'ilson's admlniettation.
being given In keeping by hl"r MrJt. Joseph Cobe-rly, Mrs. St_>lwyn \Vhlt<'. J r .. chairman. Thi! will be 0,·lyn 8hhecr 1.m9 o0tehscere'sndsc;dde fro
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father. Floral backg-round ~ns a Grahain and M and Mr• 0 o. 1ne>mbershlp tea and fashion r. · eorgt' h th h 'I w E ··'"nal foundc•rs of '"'aterbury. myriad of lovely bl o.ssome In bridal Yardl+'y Jr ll 1 ... ,~-•·-I nd 8 QW at e ome or " rs. . . e· "" ' ·· a 0 ......,.--.u. 8 · """ h 9 ah C Conn. and .alllO or the n. Gaule Nhit(', carnations mingling with From Udo la.l e We re Mr. and .. ·~ er. 14 o ore llff on Sept. ~
Il lies. gladioli, larkspur and asters. Mrs. J . Addison Gurley, and Mrt1 . 27. Styles will be t1hown by family of France. •
with n1aidenhair fern for contrllllt. Gurley had been hoetest1 at 8 Lorne'e of Balboa laland. A deft-Mia Birch te known profeulon-
Magnolia Jeavrs tied with white lunch('-(ln for Carol at Balboa Bay nlte community welfatt progT&m ally both in California and.Hawaii,
bows mar\ted the center al81t> and club prtor t o the wedding. it1 planned by the group tor the. as the det1igner. Paige Hall, creator
ta ll while tapers In candclabrn Friends of carol's from Step-coming year. -·· ' or beautiful and exclusive gowns
cut their soft light on the scene. hena College who , wen preae.nt and a~euoriPs. Carol was loveliet1t of brides In F.B'ELli BOOK SECTION She waa recenUy graduated were lhe Ml.uea Cbria C&Jrna. A tt-View ot Leo Tolatoy'e "War from th~ American Institute tor her gown of white Chantilly lace Sherryl Trainer and Jo Shaw.-d p .. will~ 1 b B )Ver ·heaYy satin. Lace appliquc LI I an eace U'C I" ven Y· un· Foreign Trade at Thunderbird tt e Pamela Buhm, wearing 8ter Creely, well known In loc.a1 F'Jeld, Proenlx, Ar'-·na. She It! tdged the net yok~ or the fittr<l a trock fashioned. after that or 1 h ,._ E'-U ~
bodice and long sl •• v •• ended In h litr rary circ ea. w en uec U'C pre.enUy with the Trana-Ocean t e brlde't1 attendant.a. ""-••...A I b Third Book' o--tl · •-t--.... c u ~ . on mt"e...., Air Llne1 In °--Francl•co u head poinU over tll:e hand.a. The CUii C?Ut lo guest.a small net b&p of Oct-~ 11 -d '" will ~
.klrt W ... n tr.In. and the luu.lon I ~r . & 1me an p-ce of a new tmportlnD' dlvtaion. C.r· r ce to toea at the juat..weda u be ed b --M M hall • veil waa · held -..dth a .Juliet cap of h I r th • •nnounc Y ~•. · an l'O plane1. returning from Saudi • •• •• _ -~· t . ey e t on elr weddtnr trip. M:ul'ph.y, Jea.dt:r. Ar&~----• other countrlea b~-. lace. She cu:ned white orchid• The nPW Mr. and Mn.. Allen will U1& &nu • u•• -
and atPph&no_!-ipbn a prayer book, be at home in Clattmont. wh'qe EllELL PR.a.-.IN NORTH I back unuwa1 fabrics. From theae i:
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loanffi by Mrs. Roy Beahm, clOM? , Both the yoimg people were •ern CaJlfornla where ahe will c1u .. of the world .
friend of" thf!. family. F o r adorn-graduated trom Whlttie-..r HICh spend aeVera.l weeka with her IOft Mr. Cropsey WU gradua.t~
ment she wore a 8lngle strand ot 11ebool end lilts. 'Allen attended and dau(hter-ln-law, Dr .. and Mn. from Kent ·Preparatory achoot.
pearls, gift of the bridegroom. Stephens Colle~. Duane Deakin&. K~t. Conn. and at~nded. Wllll&JM
Bride's Attendant• ----------------------~--><--college, WWilUlatown, Mau. lie
Mn. Robert Tbompeon. t1lat rr ot
the bride, preceded her down the
ai8le as matron of honor. Ht>r hoop
1klrird gown was or American
Beauty red nf't over taffeta. The
mug lapdlce wu atraplea and had
lt.s own attached atole while the
«lrt wu a froth of lien. White
:arnatJona were caught in her
!Oronet of Amerjcan Beauty net
sad her bouquet wu of 1lmlJ&r
carnatlon&
Bridel:ma.ida W:tte· the Mtuea
Belay Allm. {al.at.er of the brlde-
fl'OOJft I, Evolyn Jordal. or Whlt-
':ie.r and Kra. James CUrnhobn
:)( PuadenL The.tr tiered net 1 •
hoelta d.UpUcated that of the ma·
tron, or honor in detaJ1 but were l
>f lime .,...n. Their Dowen we"'
tJeo white camallona. _
Ted Koeeger of Indio Jent bHt
man -and cue.ta were 11eated, ~ ~Olrnr P eur of·
Burlillpme, Dr. itobelt Thoropoon
0( Wll1Wn-and.. Harold Pl~r of
""" MpleL . w__,, muo1c ..u ....,.. by
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of ·llle ...,..... f*Uler -u.. ... Oft «DCllllit.7" WlUt; Mn. Allee nnh'· ,. ....... _,, __ ~
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lnltltUtJ! (or J'oretgn Trade and
will atU<ly for' hi1 de.,ree at Stan·
ford Unlnraity be.f,ore enterlna the
Anned For.:ea. • ·
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fra\ernlty; Williams coUe1e Cb.ap-
t.or, and wlllle at T!IU..,S.~blrd
J"leld wa. a membPr of the Pro-
pellor tlub. He ma.J<!Nd l'1 lanfU·
ace• and forelrn trade..
• $olden Wedding
for Mesa 1 Couple .
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TAKE DOWN THESE MEASUREMENTS!
A reasonable down-payment . .. . and tailor-fit
payments to follow. These are the measurements
for your Home Loan nt NEWPORT BALBOA
FEDERAL. Yes! A home of your own is cwjte
within reach.
Red tape is at a minimum . service is prompt.
Come in this week for friendly consideration!
WE'VE A PAY-BY-MAIL PLAN
NEWPOR.T -8NJJOA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
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H a,·e Y.ou c\..U had the .feelin g t~at ~~u'rc 11ot qttite n:rt
~fa fami liar telephone nu111l>cr \'O re abot1t to call:
.. E"'..:cn 1-he nl1n11r of a fric~d <,!U call quit.c ofren?
Your mcmorv tells ·ou it's J 19R. Or is it 3189~ The
best \vay tO settle it 1 .to look u~1 nu111l1c~ before
\ you caJ]. ~u'll ~\·c til)1c~and avotd th~ dcla)· and
c:mb:1rras..~11C11t o, ha\-ing a str:tng cr ans\\'CT 1£ your
mcn10rt trick~ you irito getting an incorrect nun1ber .
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addreos of the patty yoaarc _
collilis· • ciu'Ji ~only ave your
rime •.• but-calling by 11""*1'
Jlldtl'5 bettu service foe
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HARB.OR SOCIAL . EVENTS Ebell President
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C ·11 c· le Lady Lions Open ap1 a ire Fall Season for Club Year
Qpening Program
Capilla Circle will have Ila ttrat
mttUng o f the fall. seuon on Wed-
neaday, Sept. 26th at 11 :4~ ln the
Community Congregational church.
The devotlooa will be h eld In lbe
Mnctuary and wUI be ·Jed by Mrs.
George Lewis.
Lunc heon wW be served In Pil-
grim Hal• by Group One, and res-
ervations ma.y be made with Mrs.
M~t.a Nel80n~ha.lrn1an, at Harbor
2071-W.
~trs. Oliver Campbf>U, \Vomens'
Gift chairman request...s that all
members bring their W omens'
Gifts or Mite Boxes lo this meet-
ing.
A very lnterC'.sllng progT&m has
been arTangl'd. Miss Pauline Bab-
b!tt will speak on highl\ghl8 of the
Student Summt>r ·service Caravan
apoN!Ored by the California Con-
gregational Conference. Abo, a
youth representative from Pilgrim
Church In P om ona will explain 'the
work carried on by young people
thill summe r at the Institute of
Colon at Guadalajara. Mexico. one
of the projects contributed to by
Women'!! Gifts of the Congrega-
tional Conference. Mrs. J . Leslie
Steffensen will offer a vocal solo,
accompanied at the piano by Mlss
Margaret Scharle.
The September meeting of the
Lady !Jona wu a luncheon held
at the home of :Mn. Ed Milum ln
Bayahorea on WedneMiay, Sept. 12.
ThOse attending were Mra. Gor-
don Walker. Mn. Al Pleger, Mrs.
Ctarince , Higbie. Mrs. Joseph
Beek. Mra. Raymond Herms, Mra.
Kenneth OeU, Mrs. Ernest Soder-
berg, Mrs. ~ld Glue. Mrs. S.
E. Briggs. Mrs. Duncan McAlptne,
Mrs. Al Wllllamaon a.nd Mr&. Jack
Steffenaen.
New members Mr" D. J, Carlch
and Mrs. LalT)' Prusso joined the
group at uiia meeting.
Officers for the coming year
cljn!i!lt of Mrs. Gordon Walker.
chairman; Mrs. C1arence Higbie,
co-chaitma.n. Meetinga w111 be
held on the fourth Wednesday of
each month at the Balboa Bay
club with luncheon at 12 :30 p. m.
Wives o? active Lion members are
invited.
Benefit Party
Group Meets
Members of the plannlng com-
mittee for the unlque benefit par-
ty to be given by Col. William Ca-
bell Chapter of Newport Harbor
DAR on Octobet 3 m et on Sept.
13· at the bf"auUful new home of
Mrs. Carl Hanna at Shon-cliffs
for luncheon.
Mrs. Hanna's gueBU were Mrs.
OUUlntng ptiw~ ror th~ 1961-62
club y...,., Mra. C. K . Deaklna pre.
aided Tbunday afternoon &f a
luncheon meeUng for her Ebe.JI
club otncera and committee mem-
t>e.n, at c&plalrano'1 El Adobe
cafe.
Opening aea11lon of the club wm
be Thunday, Oct. 4, at the Ameri-
can Legion hall, with following
meetJnp again. to fall on the tint
Thunday monthly.
Tentative pla.na wece made for
the continuation of the third
Thur!lday parUes whJch met with
wlde aucccsa last year. Al the
same time, board members went
on recant .., favoring a aecond
annual ·flower ehow and spring
festival
That the Newport area will be
publicized at Well a.s the club's
cook book, was di.closed ·when
Mn1. William 8 . Tritt, in charg~
of the book sales, announced that
she and several other members w111
appear this fall on. a Los Angele•
telev!Jllon program. This la ex-
pecied to be viewed over the KNX
chann el. she said.
Mrs. R. L. Allrn, program
chairman and first vl ct'-presldent.
announc~d a "husband's night"
ml"etlng. which will be an Innova-
tion. Planned for March, a dinner
will precede a , program arranged
e8peclally for the men.
Concluding the mtttlng. Mrs.
HuNTa-Rastar. the re1Uea eleetrollic eye that aeu thl'oulh milu
of foi and darkneu, LI drlvin&' illeg-al ftahJnc from the coutal waten
of Callfomla. Such I.I the concluelon of State oftkU• who ha.ve been
uatng radar the paat three year• to hunt down commercial flahermen
operating within the three-mile limit wb_en vt1ibllity is poor. Above,
the Bonito, State Divi.1lon of Fhh and Game craft equipped with
General Electric radar, patrol• the waters of San Franctaco Bay
oppo3ite picturesque Sauaaltto .. •
RADAR TRAPS ILLEGAL f I SHERS
Radar. the resUus electronic eye that Bees through miles o f tog
and darkness, Ls driving Ulegal fishing from the coastal watl'rs of
California.
Such Is the conclusion of State officers who have been us 1ni; radar
the past three ycani te hunt down commercial fishcrnl\'ll operat ing
within the thrC'c mile limit when vlslbillty Is poor.
Civil .-Def ~$e ~s·
Red Cross: T opjc
Tile place of the Amulcan Red cro.. In CtvU • Deterure will be
1>rougtlt to Red crou membera at
the Annual Meellng of the South·
em Oran~ County Chapt.e.o; tomor·
row (WodneJlday) to be held at the
Y. W. C. A., lfll North Broadway,
Santa Ana, boglonlng with a. din·
ner at 8:30 p. m., It wu announc-
ed today by Wllllani K. Llnd8ay,
Chapter Chairman.
"All members of the Red Croa
In the chapter area are invited to
attend, and anyone lnteruted In
Civn Defense," Mr. Ltru:tuy stated.
''Tbcy ahould make dinner reeerva-
liona thryugh uie chapter office
or their rbcal branches.'' ,
"Newport Ha.rbor Branch Red
Cross ml'mbera should call Harbor
l~ for dlnncr reservations," he
said.
Homl'r E . Detrich. In charge of
the Division of Evacuation and
Wt'lfare for. Region 9, and General
M. Howell, AMi8tant Coordinator
of Civil Defense for that region,
which lnc1udea Los Angelea, and
Otange ;-Countlea, will be the
speakerB.
Mr•. ~ayne Harrt.aon. MrB. Rosa
Shafer. and Mn. Agnes TutUe
are making general arrangement.a.
Mrs. William K . Lindsay Ls chair-
man of the Reception Committee,
while Mrs .. Jeanette Green heads
the committee on dC'coratlons, and
E. C. Missildine. the nominating
committee.
Swift craft of the Dlvis1on of•--------------I
Fi.ah &: ·cam<', itJldetl by Genera.I whose boat. the 6t·foot 'Bonito
Electric radar. have virtually from sausalto, was outfiltt·d ...S-ith
swept conse rvation law violator~ radar last Janua~v. i~ quick to ca.II
froffi the Slate's thousand mile.a of attention to the prcventiv<' cffcct.s
c losed waters. or the device.
NJl.::\\..SMAN HERE
Clran-1Jp . "'Thl'y know ~·c ca.n al1,1:ays sc-e
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al Conf~r<'ncc have be<'n requested
by Friertdty Se rvice to adopt as
their special projt"Cl the sending
of clothing to South Korean refu-
get's . Those wishing to help these
unfortunat.c 'fX'Ople are asked to
bring warm c lothing to the church.
Food parcels are alM being sup-
plied by Friendly S ervice ll11d any-
one wishing to assist these refu-
gt'f'll In thi11 way may send a check
for five dollars. mark('{! ""food par-
cel8"' to Mrs. E. C. Hagen, trea..s-
urer of Capilla Circle. This ls an
urgent need and all of the women
in this area should do their utmost
Charles Boai-dman, r egent; Mrs.
C. F . La.nde r'3, vice·regent; M.~.
James Web8ter, treasure r ; Mn.
A. E. Stockton, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. H. P . Yarnell. re-
cording secretary: Mrs. J . L.
Beach. Mn. Braden Finch anrl
Mrs. W . E. Fllsher.
The affair Will be . held In the
home of Mrf. Hanna at 318 Morn-
ing Canyon Road and will be ope~
to the pubU~. It will be a bridge-
canasta deasert with many beauti-
ful prizes donated by Kay Flnch.
BroW!llng ta.ble8 conta.ln.ing inter-
esting wrapped gtfts and costume
jewelry will be on B&le. All pro-
o;:eeds will go to the national bulld-
ing tund of the National SocLety
of the Daughters of the Ame rican
Reyolution.
Deakins, who is servihg her second
con!le<'utiV(' year aa president. in·
troduced her co-worker9. lnclurt-
C'd were: Mni. R. L. Allen, Afra.
Byron E . Wells, f';CCond vice -preai-
dent; Mrs. J . R. Daniell. 'Teeordlng
secrPlary: Mrs. Harry H. Casey,
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Ba·
-'ii PPterson. treasurer: Mrs: Paul
Rogers, auditor : Mrs. H. 0 . Boy-
vey, parliamentarian; Mrs .. Colin
Bro""'" Md Mrs. C. C. Dodd. dlrec-
toni; Mrs. H. V. Snodgrass, court-
t'sy: Mrs. Tritt, memt>t:rshlp; Mrs.
James W. Thornton. cun1.tor of
sections; M;s. Arthur White, Jr ..
Juniors; Mrs. S. E . Briggs and
Mrs. Raymond Herms, houl!le and
renta·IA : Mrs. Charles S . Eaton.
publicity.
Thi' cl<'an-up of California's therO now, milr~ av"aY. llny tinl<'
$portfishing s1•aways has be,.n a o f the rtay or niJ..:-ht ," the captain
thorough o ne. Only one boat, with rxplaincd, •·so thl'y'rc very !(·c ry
nlnf" crewmen aboard, has been about con1ini; inside lhl' closl'd
arrested this year. an Indication of area.'!.''
F.scaping from the rigors of
their ofCice for a few weeks are
the Ralph Turners of Temple City,
publisher& of 'r the Times there.
Mr. Turner i!f a former eastern
nev.·spaper man and has been en-
joying so nl c reminiscenses· of
Cleveland, Ohio w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hanna. The Turners
have taken an apartment on Mar-
guerite St., Corona del 1-lar.
to help. -------
Vou'U find many ni('f'J hom"
and apt& ad\•f>rtlM-d for rt"nt-
yearly or \vtorer-ln the cia&-
•lfled ltfftloa today!
i,.,;.ter A. ~er, D. D. S.
DENTISTRY
1786 Newport Blvd., Coat.a .Mesa
AfedJcaJ Bldg. Beacon 67~2 --'-
606 E . Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 327-J
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
Phone: Beacon 5610
' C08ta Mesa
BE SURE -INSURE
with
MAURIE STANLEY
lnaurance Only
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' Phone Harbor 1118
Marine Ave. Balboa bland
MATIRESSES --
For table ruervation call Mn.
Ha.nna at Harbor 0091-J.
Playwrights Cast
''The Drunkard'
The recently reorga.nlzed Play-
wright•' WorkM:op has announced
t.hal cuting wtll ta.ke place on
Sunday,' Sept. 23 and Tueaday,
Sept. 25 for their forthcoming
production, The Dnmkard. The
llme, 7 :30 ,en both nights and the
place, 216 Marigold avenue ifl.
Corona del Mar.
Anyone interested in portraying
a double-dyed villian. a gorgeous
heroine or Ahlnlng hero, is cor-
dially invited to come and display
their talents. A permanent spot
for rehearsing and producing the
play has hffn secured and will be
announced at the casting. The lo-
catlon and atmosphere wilt be
new to little theatre in this area.
NHYC Schedule
fo·r Fall and Winter
Effective Monday. Sept. 17, Is
the following schedule at Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
Every Monday-the Club will
Standing committee heads and
section leaders wer" Mni. J ohn
Lamar, ways and means; Mrs. R.
L. Jayred, rec"ption; Mrs. Aml'lia
Gambh". budget and finance: Mrs.
Dodd, welfare: Mrs. 0 . W. Rich-
ard, reaervationa; Miss Lilla.n K .
Daniell, R ed C r088: Mrs. RAymoncl
K. Harvey, Mrs. M. L. Rabbitt and ~Mrs . .M. M. Murphy. book aecllorui;
Mr•. Horace J>"arker, art: Mrs. E .
C. Doane, garden, and Mr•. C. W ..
Jayred, !ravel. ------
WSCS Plans
Membership Drive
WSCS of Christ Chuf.ch by the
Sea met Tuesday. The busint'ss
seseion wa.<J held in the upper room
of Goodell hall.
Mrs. Ray Baker v.·as appoint-
ed chalrinan of the membenihlp
drtve to be conduc ted through the
rail and winter. A1rs. Flora Har-
ris and Mrs. Bert Milla will take
charge of clothing brought for
overseas relief on Sunday, Oet. 7.
Lunc heon was served by the
Balboa circle. • .
The afternoon session waa held
in the sanctuary with the presi-
dent. Miss Clara Kohlstedt, pre-
siding. Mrs. A. J . Rutter with
Mrs. Mina Ives at the piano .sang
two vocal numbers. Mrs. J ohn
PfLschner; led the devotional aer-
vlce on '1"be rrtce and Power of
Prayer."
WATER HEATERS
Boat.-Homn-TraUen
lrreplar Shapes
BEACON 6061
Cot1ta M esa MatttH& Co.
2160 . Newport Blvd. be closed for service in all depts. Mrs. Arthur Miller gave a moat
graphic account of the life add ·~~;:;::~~~~~~:;;;~~~~~I Breakfa.st -Served Saturday work of Dr. Albert Schweitzer,
; and Sunday mornings only. particularly his .miBBlon hoepllal
Luncheon -Served everY day, In Weat Africa.
s.i.., Sen·lce and Repaint
/oeB~
PLUMBING
Authorlu>d l>eaJt'lr
Day-&l NIK"h~ Heater8
TElMS
10"1. Oo•l'I o" •II H••I..-.
l'bone Harbor ZMZ· W
THE NEW
HAMMOND
CHORD ORGAN
YOU can .plaf 'rich orcin
m\Udc at once, wJlbout leun-
Qic" a ain&:Mi note. Come bear
And play the llammond Cbord
Orpn.
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PlcallO Co-.
DI I'{. llaia IMaoM -
OW..• --. ., . ' ai-mz'drwt•
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Tues. thru Sun .. 12 lo 2 p. m . Mr8. Kohlstedt brought high-
Dinner -Served every day, l ight.a of the leadership "training
Tues. thru Fri .. 6 to 8 :30 p. m. hu!tltute held recently In Redla.nd.a.
Dinner-Served every Saturday Mrs. Joseph Bodman waa pre"-
d S d 6 t 9 30 m sented a life memberAhip pin and an un ay, o : p. .
Y P . t De 0 Tu ~ Y certificate In recognition of more e tra e n ........_ pen el:!Ua
th s d durln the luncheon than a. generation ot loyal efficient
ru ~~ ~y 2 · n~.-Reopens at ·service In various depat\.menl8. of
hours 0 p. lhe church, parUcuJarly the Wo-
5 P· m. man's Society.
Ope-na from 12 Noon Saturd&)' -------
and Sunday.
Wednesday Dinner • at Christ Church
The first family nite/ dinner
8.nd program of the fall sea.eon
wtU be en.Joyed by memben and
friends of Christ Church by tbe
!lea W-•oda7 evenlftg· (Sept.
191 when E1ll6e F'arria. a member
of the naUOnal board of miastons
of the ConareCation&I c h u r c h,
tJ.rtnga an WU.trated' lecture of
her recent trip around_ the. world.
Birthday Party in
Costa Mesa 'Par.k
• I Me:morable was the alxlh birth-
day of Alicefaye Alancebo, daugh·
ter·of Mr. and Mr11. Manuel Man·
cebo of 189 E. 18th St., Costa
Mesa, which waa gtven happy
recOKTiltlon Monday, Sept. 3, when
Mrs. Mancebo usembled a group
of little folk for a feat.Ive observ-
ance in the Coat& Meaa. P&rk.
Party plans embraced a aierlea of ·
games wlth prises awarded to
Joyce Lynn Druck. Glorta]ean
Kancebo, Mickey Horvath and
Linda Horvath. Rdreahmenta coii· Garden ·Section a1aUng or a de<orated · birthday
cake, Ice cream and punCh .JOUD<led Meets Tomorrow OUL the enjoyab~ evenL(
• Aamtlng Kn. Mancebo ......
F1rat DlMtig or J!:bell club Kn. Audrey llaytleld, )(n, Vlr·
garden ~ will ~ held. to-gtn1a Reeft8 and Kn. l:lnma
Jmrl'OW (Wedllierhy) at ti;30 p. Pentn. of Bell.Oo'W'e.r, gnndmot.hoo
m, In lCbeU club -Mem-.i er of. tire )'Cllllg• cde-t. w-
are lo brin&' -luncbea. A patal <late occurred tlio -day. opee•or i. _......-. Kn. l!l. Sllarlng Ille gay boopltallly
~ Dooae. *l"'8 · chalmlan, Ill· W0(9, Cheryl ll&)'fleld; -
teo all Ebell .......-., Ill-· Smith, Kary Cotta, Joyc<o 1-
111 pnlonlat, to ol-..... "lo °""'k, Diana Smith. Jlmm:f 1luto t ----L/lld& BirnaUa. -.,. -th. -• ..._ 11-111; O! nhr -.
TAD 801!f TO OllWJ!I •th. }Uc:llard MoM•..... 1.-.,.
Ml" ....... Kn. By... -.,, -...-. _.,... ..... _
~..:: =..-::-i: .... :;:, °::' =: ;;r· ..... . .._ If••*• u.. -... r • .-. toolr ._ pr ·sat• _. _.
1'111 -lnlia 'II' fo Oropol dtnl'•w te,llot • IW • -~ ~ • .. ... , .. ·-· • r r ,--
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the lack of illegal activity. This la all to thr gOO<I 1n so far
By way of comparison, herf a.re Rll the 1'"1~h an1I Ga.n11• I J1 v1 ~1o n is
the pertinent s tatistics.. resp<'cllve-concl'rned, Schilling-slr1·~~<'d , u.dd-
ly, for 104 9 and 1950, the years in~: "\\'e'rt· p rin1ar1i)' inll'rC'!'tl'd
during which radar-equip(>t'd pa-I in cons~·rva lion -nol in cstabli1:1h-
trols convinced fishermen that un-1 ing new rc1...-o rd:s for arrests.''
lawful nettinjil" is unprofitable :
Boat acn'•la. 7 and 18: cccw· STRONG 1101\lE MARKET men arrf'stt'd, l 18 and 166: fint'~.
s2.>20 and S5.720: '"'11 confiscated. FORESt:EN IN STATF~ RY
43,ooo and 736.500 pound" valued SA VINOS LEAGUE H EAD
at $870 and $9.750; value of for-\\.ith tht' s ii;nini!' of the new ti"·
feited nel.!t, $13.000 and $24.000. fens" Hous ing bill by Ptrskh•nt
(Figures arc fron1 the Division T L M K J rum11n. yman . 1ng. r.,
of Fa.sh and Game records at the prt'sirlt'nt of the Califnrn1a Savin,l!.s
patron hC'adquarters on Terminal and Loan Uai:;::tu•. lilalc -wide
Island, San Pedro.) , trade organization fnr the indu1:1-
The two year lncrf"aae In arreaU. try, 8f"CS a high vcitun1e of homt'
--and the abrupt decline of illegal coruttructlon in California for at
fishing thia year-la~ cloee renec-leut the next two ~a~. Con-
Uon ·of the incr"ued UM of radar tlnued increase of new Industry in
by Callfomla'1 boat.A. California will create the demand
First of the radar l1U1t.allaliona for the hobsfng that will be built.
W&& made by G-E early fn 1949. The new law will allow better
on the 83-foot Alba.co re, based al nnancing with smallrr down pay-
Sausalito. Late that year, the ment.s-undl'r both VA and FHA
Marlin and Blue Fi.n. 63-foolt°'rs Joans.
based at Terminal Island, were Th~ savinJil"~ and loan associa-
similarly equipped. lions of California welc·on1e this
Rf'<•ord Years new la\v as an additional n1l'ani.
Seven arrt'sts for 1949 was toward pron1oting homt.' O\Vnl'r·
above average though not spec-s hip, 'th{' backbone o f our An1t."ri-
,tacular, But in 1950 -as suggest-can way of life. King said.
ed by the total -of eighteen a""'sts Governntl'nl housing controls
-the dlvision·s law-enforcement.s I and regulations, particularly as
dfficers had a record year. they apply to dl'fcnac areas in
Assistant Chief of Patrols Tom California. will bt.• two of the
W. Schilling, who dlrcc.ts the topic.s that w ill rccC'i Vc consider-.
division's four boats from his Ter-able attt'ntion !ron1 thf'-500 dl.'lc·
minaJ Island headquarters, and his gates 1,vho will ~ttend lhC' 61st an-
seagoing wardens give radar the nual convention of the California
blg credit for this. Savings and Loan Lcal-'U C which
"With our radar we could have will be held Sf'ptembcr 17 -19 el
niade t en arrests a night last sar-Hote l de! Coronado, King con-
dine season," Schilling estimated, .ffluded.
"though we were more interested
in warning vtoiators before they Resultii come from constant
actually started flahing." Practice! An ad regularly in this
Kenneth. Hooker of Woodacre, I paper will produce result.a for you.
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\1 A(:ATION HERE
Mr. ·and Mrs. Worth Bernard of
Los Angeles have bttn spendlng
a \llte season vacation on Balboa
Island. Mr. Bernard is with the
Public Relations firm of Braun
arrd Con1pany of Los Angeles.
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..._.DAILY -.. "'All lilUTWts
"'·ith the opening of an account here
in the amoUnt of $50 or more, we pre-
&<nl you Free of charge this fine 3-piece
act. We were able to secu re only a limited
11un1her of acts. 'To ..... 11.void disappointment •••
Se1 consist.11 o( m•tching-:
(1) Propel-repel Peocil
(2) B•ll Point Pen and
. (3) Con,·cntional Fountain Pea
OPE. YOUR SAVI.GS Accou.T N--.... ,.;, '"U"<• of •h< "°""'""' oltt.
Yow. cu Op!ll •• K('Ol.IAl e1thtt by _.1 or .. penoa.
}·~, M<~O ·~. '"'"':" 3%
"I' t(ll0,000 -and vw • ~
Aa~ pa~ MNr 1«u titan "
Pll ANNUM
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NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAV INGS '"' LOAN ASSOCIATION
---'·""·'•l.MC.t.,. ........ 3:133 VIA UDO, NlWPOIT llACH, CALIF.
S -1 P.T EDI IE R
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REGULAR $83.30
PRICE ••• $6·8'15 .
. . . PONTIAC 6
• PARTS AND LABOR
ALSO BIG SAYINGS ON ALL MAKES
18 POINT OVERHAUL
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IO. Change Engine Oil
11. Clean Oil Pump Lines,
Screen and StlDlp.
12. Ridge Ream, glaze bust. cylboden
13. Clean and adjllllt spark pings
_;14. Rep._, Distributor Point&,
retlm~ moto.r
15. Clean Air Cleaner
16. AdjUAt Carburetor
17. Replace ManUold Gasket.
1& Top Radta~r e.-
No
DeWra ... ·,
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, WASHINGTOM
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Member or CALIFORNIA 'Nl!:WAPEJ;t P~ J<!S'N.
Member or lhe NATIOtlAL l!fITOIUAl. A1¥30CIA"1QN
Oltlre and PTlnUnf Pl~t at 1111 Balbqa l)oulevard
.. Telephone BariloJ' 1911
Enl•l'ed u !l<con<l-Clau Mattor al Ulo PollqlltM In N-rt Beach,
California under lhe A.C't of :Marclt S. 1179.
; ' W~GTQ!of.ee,ti.1'7
-If flilll .. ~ -c.11-
,_. who ue lnte•Hted '
111 . the 40tli i.fc;uU, dl'fla-
loa tblak It's ~ to fl&·
1lftl out uythhlc there _..
they lhouJd &Ff to Ila IO OB
th!s end -where anwen
..., soppcl§ell to be but ve
,not. EDWARD A. LeHOVEN. Editor
J . M. FRANCl'S, Busln.eaa Mana19r Ceaeral J . W.wton Colli.M, ann,y
Q.Ufted to Puhllah LPpl :Sntleea aad Adve.~tit Or all Xf... cb.iet ot at.aft, said here Jut
---------------''----------·----week-then referttn• to lhe Ida.ho ~UBSCRIPTlpN l\ATES: national guard -that national
Ni=WPORT-8."-LBOA NEW8-TIMFA •W!f"T '1'U8c1a7 f'U&rd ottlflts now woukl have to
In Oraa1e County, $3.!\0 prr y~r; SS.00 5.1.r rnoatba: •t.11 thrM I :6 aJla.pp~ for tndtvtduftlil a n d
meatM (Al&Q. lacludn the NJiWf1lKT·J¥,1..80t\ PREM. ftnnda)') m";nl1R. tttutH 011 Kore&.n n::iplace-
. · Outsld"' Oran,l[tt Coll.It)' $C-.IO per Yffl' · Then you con get an army
CART BEFORE THE HO~E
"oCflci&l " atatement that units
llke Maj. Gu. Dan Huddle.Loi\'•
tOth will remain euentia.Jly intact
unJesa mUl.tnry necesslty demands
otherwise. Best gueu: the 40th
will ren1aJn an intaci combat
team. but there's no gti.arantee
th&t it will slay on lhe Kw8l'lto
plaln of Japa1\ :
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llADD .\!' 1Qi$1Di0' -"'Ille~ wlll be~ J.-T, Ve l>J1te rep ...... ted and U..' .eo111114erMloa tl\eftfOI' u. J!'owporl Jlail!or' l!Alll< at Ute paid lit >10!00 o'elod< a. m_ .., u. • -· YOU ~lier dlnllu .... u.., or Ute 21lb day or' ~tembe•, 1951, at
lJMlopoacleat -.... ,l\l&C>Cllltlon !be -~Ill or lh4 YOUI -co·1,11ss.
Q/ loull>em C&Jlr""lla, IM\~I In BANK 011' A)lSIUCA N'A.TIOI'{·
Loa AUej•a. ~•r ot tM •ev&-AL TRJTST A $A VINOS AJ!S.OCl-
lllq "f" N ..... J, Qornar<I, 'Vice-ATION, Bal-Broach No. 37 at
t.~t or UM! ·-d Na(l..._t Balboa, 'Jn the City -or Newport
Q/• Bowltoe, 'J'el\., ao~ pnoal-ach, Counfy or Oraoxe. St;al•
~ ot. th•. J't..,...iat P1obUc ,Re-oJ CoUfomla. ·
l&Uona, A"-la\loil, a nat!Onal Oatod September 13th", 19~1.
-·-_.,. . ' -. GfP!llul'°" Of bank public rc11.-DON HA Y'l'ON, Mortpgo•
...:.::..:' '"" " ~ -.. tlou -~tlyeo. ROOEIR \V. HANNAFORD, p, _ __, • ~ ~ la , . Mortgaror
booo1nlg a "latter ot a-\ --lff AL NO' ..._1 , LORNE HUYCRE MD•tgag..-
cora to • llllllll!ff Of ~ 11!•1\l· 9' ' '·-MYRTLE M. HuYCKE,
bera ot ~ W-.0 .,. MOlll 1•• • =•-•• •••••• 1 = •.•• • • • Executrix Mortgaret>
r*"ll\lar ,,1~ ll;. , . Ncmcl: OP INftNllSP llAU Myrtle )f. Huycke, mxecutrix,
II lo ll!Ullaey apol!'llD• be1",!ld N~O' Ill IU;IU:liY GIVilN : Estat. or A. R . Fltzpftt•l<k,
qy llmlta ewr prev'°""IJ Cxla• That l.oRNll RUYOKJl and MYR-dcec .. •d.
celYl!CI ot lly ~ Jor a perlocl 'flll. M-IWYCICE, 5lxecul•ix of Escrow 97-26&2
In wkleh the cou,ntry WU oot ea .. tbe J:ttate ol A. H. FITZPAT· No. 2?9 -Timcs.
l'lred in total w..r. Coti_pled wlUI RJCk. deceued, Vendor•, whote Publis h Sept. 18, 1951.
It la th.o reallaatlo>I lllat whU.. addreaa la 1939 Weal Ocean Front,
l\'loat ot thla • d•I•_.... apendlnr "' ·ID tbo City or N•wpmt Beach,
unavoktable, .son\f' or lt cou)d be County · of 0.-&ngf', 'stale of' Ca11·
eHmiaa\Nji Utroua" "10l'C •lneftfe C~Ja. i.nteod.t& i o fWll t o ROCEft
Oetfonae lkiJllrl.tllf'nt •tJempta tt W. HANNA.FORD and Don tf8y-
eeonGr'l1y. lon. V(!Jl96<'s, whOS(' address ls ~7
eon,.,.._ tor yean has reallsed MarJro1d A venU<', C<U"ona d<'I ~Ie.r,
Uaat our military eatabllal)mcnt in Ule Clty of Newport Beac~.
deaerva1 no ineda1'1 for economy County. ot Orange, State of_ Cah-
Now, t.Aat raaH•atlo.n l8 taklng 0~ !ornla. the f~llowtng ~<'Sl"'rl~d
frlghlf'nlng aspect.JI . azno.n.g lh.olte p<>raqpal pro~rty, to-wit ..
members of Congr<'IUJ who arc COil· All· :!!tock In lradP, f1:'(tur('S,
cerned with futuri,: u. s . economic equipment and good will of o. cer-
l'ltrength, ~&·use dt'fcnse 8.pendin& tam retail olaLhinl' -~nd -dry ~oods
ha.a r<"&chtd alarmlng proportlOll& buslnemr, known &!I LORNE, for-
mf'rly known J.I "Fitspa.trick '•'".
NOTICE _ OF DISSOl,lTTION'
!'.'"nticc is h€'reby given that the
co-pru tncrsh!p heretofore existing
belween AL FORGIT and KERM
W . Rl~{A doing business under
the fi ct itious tlnn .n'"1e and a.tyl<"
of Bay Shore Tac\l:lt~ Co., 17th &: Coa.~t H ighway, Newport Beach :
and 1o:t No. Main, Huntington
Beach, Orange County, CaUfomia.
has bef'n di8solvl"d by the with·
drawat or said AL FORGIT rrom
said firm. Said AL FORGET will
not be re~pon!.'liblE' tor any debts,
obllgstions, or llabllltlea incurrC'd
undt'r said flt·m namC' on or aft<'r
this da.t('.
Dat'ed this 13th day or .S€'pt~m
~r. 195 1.
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· B~~~L). YTON THO~PS-ON . .
H.re's • Tip On : Aadbeca~914 : " . A , • do .. have the" 8 ..... ua1 ·
GIStl1•···· I a· ~'alif' 'I : qaalitiH; Wo kltu baluoo\I • '
Some gasolines •re refined
to 1tres1 ene or two 1pecial
features ... at the 'zpen.te df
other•. No ptoline give1 you
all-around performance unle.1•
it. ha• 8 important qualitie1-.8
that make Chevron Supreme:
• A•ea·bleiil!ing qUality
• Milea1e quality
• Power quality
• Anti-knock -quality
• Vapol"-1ock prevention
• Starting quality
• \Va.rm-up quality
• Accelen.tioai q\Ullity
aud thoa-mon depind•bl-""!
• der any ,conclition.e, uywhenl
• lll the West. • '
: Give ua a call todoy. We1J -
• that your b1'lk tanks ue lllW
• promptJ,y. Judge for yoQnelf
• Wbat a difference Chevron
• Supreme Guoline make• iD
• yen.tr driving. -' •
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ase r •oac...-. .. ,, ... " .....
The writer knows litt~ about the growing Md market-
ing of citrus fruit, but we hnve long believed the .e>tiating
sy•tem of selling on "auction markets" gives the growers
the short end of the deal. First paia out of the returns
are freight charges, picking, packing and lll&rketing
charges, association dues, advertising costs and maintenance
of sumptuous offices, executives and expense accounts.
Then IF there is any money left, the grower tets something.
_In the meantime the grower cultivates, irrigates, fertilizes
and fun:rigates his grove at an enormous outlay of caah
and labor; not to mention the interest on the mortgage or
the fabulous investment in citrus land. Sometimes the
gro'll'er donates his crop and gets a bill !or part oL the
picking, 1'4ckirig a nd marketing charges. The system is
wrong. The grower should be paid FIRST.
Thia Is a atr.._..e war. We arc
far better prepared to fiS"hl it
mllita.r\ly than p.ycholostcally.
Nf'ither llJen ln ranks nor penon11
at home to whom they wrlU---
and who ~ite their concre8lVnen
-have really been 90lcl on the
unalterable fact we are in a Jong
fight lo see lt we remain frPc
n1en or become serf9.
The Senate shortly will debatc and localed at 303 Main Strf'<'i
& DeteQMe Oepartmeht approprla· Balboa in the City or NeWpori
lion that will erid up aomewhere l!each 'county of Orange Sl.ate or
betwt'en the $56 billion approved Cali fo~la, a.nd that a Jiale,' trans-
by tbe Hquae and $60 bUllon Cav~ rer a.rtd auipmeJlt of t h<-1taine
ored by a numbt>r of Senators who 'wUI be ~ade, and th.c consider:ation
urg<" more money for air power there.fore will be • paid. at 10:00
than origi,naUy ~L! requested. o'cloclt a. Rl on the 28th day of
AL FORGIT
KF.RM W. RIM'\
NO. 228-T in1e:s •
;CLAYTO.N THQMPSON
18th & Balboa Blvd., Newport ·1~ -Har.' 1 SS
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TRUTH IN AMERICA ' President Truman, in a si\eech at the dedication of new
Washington, D. C., headquarlef'l of the American Legion
AJij:ust 15, 'admitted freedom of speech was a basic Ameri-
can 'right: but he also intirUted that those who apoke of
such ~biogs as Communist influence in the Government or
ijie presente low state of public morals are not plsybtl fair.
The cold record of Congresaional inquiry committees,
led by Democrats, has revealed time &fter time the Col!l-
munist influence in Government-and also instan-of In-
fluence peddling. favoritism, crony-coddling, and Jacksonian
privilege and patronage, many leading right into the White
House. Democrats have publi~y staU<i their abhorrence.
Some observers have seen the influence of public immortal-
ity in activities of the N«tion'a youth, The situation could
be no beteter described than by Senator Pat M:cCUran
(D .. Nev.) who said, in reaction' to the President's speech,
"There are none so blind but' tehoee who will not see."
Bpt the President, in effect, asked: "Do not seek t,ruth
of these things, and if it is disclosed, do not speak of it-
ise not fair-it is un·American."
Republicans still hold to their pledge taken during the
Congressional campaign last year: "We will not be
silenced!"
A.s blocky. ruddy faced Ht;rbert
Morrison, BritlSlh foreign sccre·
tary, said here last week . . .
"this cold war busineu is a kind
ot twilight betwee.n peace and
wv.r, but we must be prepared to
stick it out for .years . 1 • we a~
resolved not to give those: v.rho
stand by t}\e doctrine ot world
revolution by vioience a chance to
put that doctrine to the lest:•
Sto.t~ drpartmf'nt. P''' ot1t a
handout 11&)•1.nc ttw> P""ldf'nt
nomJaat:fld OIM" F.dwa.rd L ltod·
(bu\ to IN!: 11. R. unbuudflr ta
th4-0 RI ENT AL PPpubllr of
IT nlJU&Y· Fl"'t. Um,. Wf'I k_..w
So41th Amf'ri,.. WM In thf. Ort·
f'ftt.
Jeaa Laraon or Oklahoma, who
has climbed up the government
bureau 1add,er like an agile fire-
man alnce the army loaned him
to the old war aueta administra-
tion four years •&'O· wa.a sworn ln
aa detenae matertala procurement
admlnl1trator and lmme<llatel,y did
a amart thlnC u Cirst ottlciaJ act.
Lar80n announced that hle dep-
uty would bl HOward L Young or
St. Uula, a man wbo hu had 40
years experience in mtnlnl'. One
Of tbe OMP4'• rlrat joba will "'
to aet on application ot Spartan
Aircraft Co .• Tulaa.. to build two
aluminum plants in Arkansas.
Publi~hed 9 'l8/51 That·W1n ~-the 1ar'g'e9l pe.&Cf'-Septem~r 1'9:;1 ~t the f'scrow d
time cie t~nae appropriatiQn,8 bilt l.n partme.nt ~r BANK OF AMERICA
U. S. hlstory -:_'by many billiOn~ NATlONJ\L TRUST & SA VJNOS C'EltTIFICATE OF BllSINESS
o~t dolJa.r•. . ASSOClA TION, at the Balli>oa Fictitious Firnl Nan1e
lt ~ not inclu41e &bo\lt $6 bil-Branch No. 37, in the City of New· THE UNDERSIGNED doe Ii
lion n10~ fot foreign mJ1ltary ald, port Beach. County of OrnngC', hrreby certify tha.t HP ts con·
nor n~arly Ml bllffcn ror conat.ruc-State ot Calttornia . ducr ing ·a Fishing Tackle .and
lion of military ln1ta1Jatlon._both Dat~i St-ptemb(>r 13th, l 951 . Sporting Goods business at l 7lh 6:
of which have rt'Ceived House-LORNE HUYCKE, . Coast Highway, Newport Beach
Sena~ approve.I. v {'ndor. tnd 102 ?". l-lain St., Huntington '.fhu.s. Wh<"n Congre.u adjourns MYRTLE M. HUYCKE , Beach, California, under the fie·
lh1a Fall. it will have authorised Exf'cutrix, Vendor titiOUi firm name of Bay Shore
about $10 billion for defC'nsc and Myrllt' H. HurC'k(', Executrix Tackle Company and that aald
most of that wtll havt> ht-en spent or thf' Estalfo of A. H. Fitz-firn1 is composed of the following
or obllpted Whf'n the currt'llt fia-patrick. df'CrasNI. rwrson, who..-name In rull and
cal yt>ar •nll• next Ju.nn 30. F.!K'row J7·2662 plar" ·of rf's ilif'nce ar" &I' tollow11,
W'hPn the nt>arly SO billion No. 230 -TlmPs. lo-w it :
m!litary construction bill Wh IH>· PubJi.sh Sept. I8. 1051 . KER.Ar ·w . RIMA, ~IO S&nta
Ing dlscws&M l.n the Sena.tt' thf' Ana Ave., Ne\vport Beach.
othf'r day, ChainnBn RUMe.11 ID-NOTICE OF INTENDEO -WtTNESS my hand .6'.is· 14th
Ca.) of the Armed Service• Com-MOTGAOE day or Sept en1ber , 1951
mlttee 11ald the Army, Navy a.nd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN : KERM W. RIMA
Alr Force ori(inally had requested That ROG~ W . HANNAFORD STATE OF C ALIFORNIA ) u
a t otal ol $12 billio n for-thiil con· and DON HAYTON, Mortgagors. COUNTY OF ORANGE ) •
itructton , An lnd€'pendent tirm "'hOS(' addre.ss ls 507 :Mari1rold 'ON THIS 14th day ot Septem-
a( engidneers whas called In to help Avenue. Corona del Mar, in lhf' lwr, A.D .. 1951, bl'fore m€', Robert
!:Creen-own t al total. CJty of NeY."port B<>ach. County of F . lV illmel!I, a Notary Public in
Ru.saell conceded under question-Orange. Stale or CalJforrtia, in· and tor the said County and State, inc. however, that the Army. Navy RN and Air Force each was still main-tends to mortgage to LO E ,re~iding there in, duly comJTile-
HUYCKE. an unmarried man. and aloned and 1worn, personally ap-
tallling it• own medical •uppJ.y MYRTLE M". HUCKYE, Executrix peared KERA.f W . RIMA known
depot. even,, lbouCh lhey u.e •kn· or the Eetate •or A. H . Fitspatrk:k, to mr to be the person whoae
Uar medical &Uppliea. Tn.t, de.pJte deceaaec;I., Mortgagee.a, whoae ad· name la eubscrtbed to the within
lbe pa.&&al"e of the National Se-dreu is 1922 West OceUl Front, tn inl'ltrument and acknowledged to
curtly Act, "'hfoh unified the \he City or Newport Beach, Coun-mE' that hia executed the ·same. IN armed forces. in 19t7. ty of Orange, State of California. WI,TNESS WHEREOF, I have
RUuell wu pleued to ~ able to All fixture• and equipment and hereunto set my ha.nd and affix.-
report that the Dtfense Oeptt.rt-stock In trade, of a certain r eta.11 ed my oficlaJ seal the day and year
ment and Budget Bureau we're clOthing & dry good.11 business in this Certificate first above
s tudying the possibilities or con-kno"'ll as "LORNE." fomlerly wrltlE'n .
aolldatinc theM medical supply known a.~ "F'II'ZPATRICK'S" and ROBERT F. l\'lLLMES. My
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.(UR RENY
WNINGS
THE IRRESPONSIBLE SMOKER
Scuttlebutt says Spartan, which
now builds houae trailers. wants
to refine bauxite ore, cast the
piga and ingou. then roll sheet
. aluminum-a one firn1 package
Negligence is a curse that dogs the track~ of the civili-·p•oce... Spartan •• cont•olled
ti Th I h by J. Paul Getty ot Tulsa not un-
za on. ere are a ways t 0@6 who refuse to take respon· known In Southem cauto.rnla and
depota. HE' said that "the lnteC"r•-303 .. s B 1 located at :ualn trcet a Ma Comn1ission Expir""s November 16, lion of the various activities of · ' ·r ' ~ in the City of Nf'Wport ileach. 1951.
Lhe three anned ttrvices h.il:s not County of Ora.rige. State of Call-N'o . 227 -Times
come up lo the expectations of rornia, and that an executed mort-\Published Sept. 18-25, O<-t. 2-9 thOM! of ua who bad spoMOred the
High Quality Printing-Ph. Har. 1616
High Qualify 'Printing-Ph. Har. 161&
sibility seriously. ..\n individual who intentionally burns the better vacation spots along
down a house and cremates ~ living person, or burns down the coast.
a ha~ and &Bimals, or ignites a fore.st, or destroys some. Pa;..n h,.;.. ·~3,,; "a.rril'tl ,,.._
OOe 0 S property by fire, is puniahe<f 2'8 &D arsonist. And turf' atnriftol abo~t thf' @nomtOUJll
yet carel~ss smokers who are not apprehehded and pun· loC'tta...,. In 88.lr• or "•tani: &
ished cause hundreds of deaths and millions of dollars of ban." nn,;w or th,. C"ont~racy.
unification or the armed tervice•.
"I hopE' thb erfort wtll not be
limited \o medical depot.I alone,
but will be extended all alone the
line where the three 1ervt~ea per-
form 1imllar functlorui:. lt could
re•ult In great n.vinp." Pf"Ople rty t.hrm from auto
property damage annually, includipg destruction of irre-nl<llb vpats and on 1awa11. AA
placeable wildlife. They create havoc through negligence U "" •uo, tluM w-tll• "'""
instead of intent but the results from their acts are as laid at tho root ar th• •••tut• • of .Jf"ffrrson Da•ls l.n thf' C'op.1-
That waa preceded by worried
comment from Sen. Stennla ( D-
Mlu. ), who became a member of
lh~ Armed Service.s Committee
only la.st Ja.nuary-juat in time lo
get a cloae·up 9t the new record
peaceUmt mWtary spendthg.
deadly as though premeditated. tol rotunda, honol'ln• th• loat
Smokers who use no caution in the handling of a ciga-,ca...., l•ader.
ret a.re a menace. They refrain from throwing a match
Into flammable materials-but not a cigaret. They may not
light a match around a gaaoline pum~but they will smoke
a' cigaret. They hesitate about tossi~ a match into dry
~but not a cigaret. TJiey pour water on a caDlpfire
-but tum right ~ound and drop a cigaret. What is it
about a cigaret that numbO: the in<lividual to its deadly
qualities ? . .
With knowledge of the destruction cigarets cause each
;year, is it not possible t~ make the smoker conscious of
bis responsibility to make him realize that ciga.rets are
fire and not chewing gum?
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It took a long fllne but Thomaa
E. Dewey finally made It to the
White Houae~ Only be.inc unrarnU-
l&r with the place, he went to
the wronc at(le or th• block lane
rro\llldO. b&d to be led around u..
block by a policeman.
• • • ' Tbere will be little change Jn
poliCtes in the secretary of de·
foe.nae office where Robert Lovett
au~d third and retired Gen·
eral ot the Army George C. Mar-
shall. For years ln the military
and state department.a th• m.o
have worked alike and outwardly
thought alike.
Tall, baJding Lovett. a native of
Huntavllle. Texu, and here by
way of Yale university. naval
aviation in the first war and 1i
New York investment bank, does
8Qme thlnp dlfferently l'r'om Mar·
&hall. Where the gWet, (1'ay Pft'
eral always used channel• to su.qi.
moo to bl• office, !.oveu wtU take
paper In hand and go atridlng
down t. ~rrfdor to the man'a ot-nce. , • • ..
So•tlltra. Caltromla oU ....
·~ ...... wjll --u.... te .. y a Mr pai:t ta U.. ...,_ .,, __ ..... --.,. qoear
L. °""' ., .. --.. ,.,. -~-61(1·-.· Mlil••-u-...1111et &•,_ ~. 11e1W N-
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llf~• "•laec• te ,..~.n _..
~---8)' compulmm lie • ••ed &llo
"IC Wa prornm ls contlnu~d
accordlng to the present plan." he
Hki. "lt will ae.rioualy impair, lf
not break down, oar economy aa
we know ll. l w\lh more of ~
eculd bear tie tact. and t.Mretott
pin a re&lblatlon ot what Ulla
military Procnm amount. to u ' burden on our economy whJch Wf\
aball have to carry in the yean
to come. ,
'1 Ullnk It 11 U\e ma.t 1erk>U1
quealkm nmir before t)le counlr)r,
U'de from the qµut&oo of •Urvl'V1'l
ltaelr, With l'lhlcll. Of .couraa, It la
tied up . . , <l!>B.,.... 1a the on1y
agency whlcb baa Ula power to do
anytblJI( about It . . . I think wt
ourbt to be •tthlr our aalla to
meet the c.h&Ua. .. to our economic
oyatem wllJe!t fl lavol'ttd In thla
h11CO_mu1~ propam ... It
up to \I& ta.,opel! the pp lpot-
the -'"'"-et Ille ~ aad
lh• ~ or Blalll'talnlq •
aDllDd -.le !Q'"Unt."
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~ la fllR . '. , finest , • , and only fully proved automatic
, lraNlllilaiool ill die lov.1'-pricc field Gives you simplest; smoothegt,
"lfeot ao-sbift drivina at lowest cost: 'No clutch pCdal-no geanhift-
dl,:..JIOI -a hill! of . aear changes . in fot'Watd driving I And-
OQtatamfma u it il--Pa,WeraJide ;, only ono member of Chevrolet'•
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BUSY VACATIONING
SEE YOU LATER
MARGO
By MARGO
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Used Toys . and Household Articles
Needed-by Leag~e Thrift ShQp
R('sident. ot Newport Bt>ach --------~-----~I
r itJler the reluctant-t0:go.home will sponsor will mean that the
8UtnmPr \fnriP ty or th<' conlC'n te<l. fiekl of service c an bf' expanded
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'.cL~SS .IFIED
. The ~ !'°dqet ln Adv,~ , ·
NEWSJ.TIMEs ..;.... Every , TaejMiay .
. NEWPoRT BAY POST-W~~ys .
NEWPORT-BALBOA 1-R~ -~bl'ldajl
H-~ llay PMt nu·-.u.·-,.. ... Ille ~J' . "' ..... ..,_ .. ""'"'~' ~ ' .; · I IO.tlfllllJM AD 18 t t....INS8 t
AD a...Jlecl .. DIUI& ...... for CUii ........... of ,.. •• ,,~t r
4 ~ 1 Paper . $.'75
4 u-% hpen 1.5&
4 Unes s_ Papers · %.08
Tbe publl.!bera will not be raponatble for more than one b\correct
on of an aavertlaemcnt, reeerYe I.be rtpt to cvrt..U' daa117
any and all ads and to reject any advert.IBement DOt ~otlalnt tu
rulea and • tegulattOM. Advertlsem•nta and cancellatlortt will bl.
acce·pted up· lo D p.m. on the Clay precftd.ina pubUeatiOO.' ·
Except deadline for New.B. TlJnea b 11 a. m. Monday1 •
PIMae D ar. 1111. ll&k for '*A d Tat,M"' ow amd-ad ud i l'f.mlittaac. to
NEWPORT BABB&. PuBIASRtlifO <JO,
!tll 111!1-Bl.•d• NewP<>rt BMe1t. Oellto .......
10-Bmlness Gulde lZ-Bolhlln SerWtees ' ....... ..L ........ -I 4. *·
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RIFLE Cal. ~7 Roberta; amOli
rlllr; M:a.....-18 action, new llghl
aporter. bane!, Lyman 48 aigh~
DdlXb BWtop stock, $99. Pb"""
Har-OGM-W. ' 7lc73
KENM:ORE POwer Lawn M:ower:
60ll Cllff Drive. Newport ~gt&
Phone Beacou 5283-W. 71~9
BRASS 2·1n. Cent.rifllga!
water pump ·······-···············---1211 Sean Keroaene Heating
Stove, prao. new .......•..• _ .. ..$10
Eleetrlc Wattt Heater, 5 ,
pl. •ise. Ideal tor trailer,
Almost !J!!w ·····~·············---Sl5
Crouseut Saw ················-···' a
1831 Placenua, Costa Mesa ..
72pT(
four-seawr. variety -who are
given t~ ... throwing pots and pans,
nre urgf'nlly t €'Qlf(>strd to lhrow
lhrn1 in the direct ion of thf' As·
s lstanc(' Leagur Thrift Shop at
115 • 22nd gtreet in Newport.
A telephone call to Harbor
11:'>7-W, thr Thrift Shop number.
will evt>-n bring a rapid pl"ck-up
~rvice for th<'se pots and pans,
or any olhe>r usable houM>hold
PQUipm<'nl or rumltur'-'. Child ren's
fUrnllurr, from beds to baths, are
nN'dNI always. And. therC' ls nC'ver
enough Infant's or childrf'n's
cl(\lhlng to supply the mother!'I
who stretch out slim budgets and
ke.~p their ramill<'s adr9uately
r loth.ed thpough wise Tttrift Shop
purchases. Many a pair or shoes
from the shop ha8 been resoled
and ahlned and gone to school In
tht"' proud <'ompany or a bright·
1·ycd kindergartnf'r.
to tht> children In the Costa Mesa ~lt"ment.ary .choob. ln th!& clln.lc,
now under construction on Via
Malag a in Nl'wport, ft-es gradu-
att!d \.o the income of ramllie•
referTed by the M:hool nunies
will be charged and a prognm
emphasizing the Importance of
good nutrition In dt>ntal health
will be a part of the clinic lf'rvlct. 1 Mrs. Victor Grace who ha
gtvl'n thousands of hours of work
in the Thrift Shop ha.'5 one cus-
tomer who finWI lhl' shop a 90\J.rc.e
of supply for his own private phil-
anthropy. Rev. A. M. Allen of
CRUMPU:b FRONT END of thb -operat..t by Zlmer l.<Roy 8a1T of •tot • 4J nl st_; NtWP<>rt
Brach., ~lted alter It coDlded "'Ith a ,·rhle.le drt\•P• by. Larry K raus. 4:10 Marlaold A'~·• ecu:ona df"I
Mar at 1:.38 L m. \\"f'ClllHd.ay at tht-lntffwctlon ot Ma.cArthor Bl\·d. aad Clout HJfhway. AC<mrd-
ln.1 to lhf' polkf' r.-port., Barr llil alle1f'd to h&\·e dtl\.'HI throu1b a nod ll1ht ''lwl bl§ Clll' hit K taulli'
atito \vtlicb "'M col•a \l"Hl on lhf" Cout Hlrb\\"&,Y. We111fty I . WI~ of Loi' Aa(•IN Atopp..,:I at l hf"
<iottrw of tflp. attltlf"nt llJM'I t"Gld poller that Ba.rr>flo , ... hk:I" had bit bMI ear on ~tacArth.ur 81\'d, t"·o mll.Mi
out!4Jdf" of Corona dl"I !\tar. PellCP bookPr BD.rr on a drunk drl\·lnr C'barl"P to \Vhl<'h hf' plt>aded nnt
rullty IA Sf'Wport Bttl<-h t'lt1· ('<Hirt \\',..;ltw-Mday alff'rnooa.. Barr "'ill ha\'P a J•try trlaJ at B:Sfl L m.
MoDday. SeptrmbPr U. f Prrss Photo)
COlq'Lll:l'll: B OUBll: rn ,ll&N.ll'IU
Mnlce. • J'urnltqre and rup
fb&mpooed. ll'he .umai-1 "1llJ lllou"4. .
AJ's /}Jouse & Rug
c'leaning Co,_ '
514 -29th St. Newport Beach
Boac:cn 8Ul TJtto
For Venetian Blinds,
Shades ind Drapery Hdwe.
P~G
EARL SHEFLJN
m.._a&.._M.a
lleL MG?-.11 -
DON K. BUTTs
Lie. General Contractor
Resldeljtial-CqmmerelaI
Remodeling
O'KEEFE • MERRITT range-
Jt's a 1951 mOO.I and bu lamp,
clock. that vani9hing Melt that
makes a cover for the burneril.
Also has griddle in the middle
and It' slhe C-P all aut.om.aUc
w'th the chrome grill bronc,.
Balanee due On stove i.! $149.53.
Pay me ca.!jh or take paymenL1
ot S!.03 ptr mo. My <'Qulty free
see at storace, 404 So. Spad""°
VUllerton. 9 a .m . to 8 p..rn,.. or
Fullerton 2152. ut'fc
League volunteers ar<' alrC'ady
prPparing for the annual Christ-
mas aalE". This 18 the time of year
tha• outgrown or MOmewhat bat-
t~red lOys arc coll('Cted anrl rf'-
furbished to tw-solll at lnw pric!'>s
nt thp special aale ju."lt before th~
holiday. The women who givf' to
Thrift Shop S('rVIC<" have IPamed
that the Chris tmM toy sale is
parti('ularly rewarding because
th<"y know that many parE"nU look
to this saJe for 'the bright, beauti-
fUJ toys that mean real Christmas
t o a chJld.
The Thrtft $hop is an interest-
ing example of the best of smaJI
community double-edged philan-
thropy. lt provides merchandise at
low ~rices ror those on a small
budget and at the same time en-
ables lhe League to caM"y on it.'I
many! lqcal aoclal service projects
with the tunds received from
sale•. . s:Ofue of th~ -ph.Um\throPfe9.
made poeible by Thrift Shop tt·
ceipts are. not natty projects.
They a"' ju.st neighborly help -
i;uch as providing a hospital bed
to a family With thrtt invalid
children or helping to pay the
taxeB on the hqme of a recently
widowed mother of two. Under
the heading of "project," how€'ver,
comes the service wblch will mean
dental health for many of the
cbildre-n of Newport· Beach and
Costa Mesa. This ts the dental
clinic whlch Ut an outgrov.:th of
the ten.year-old dental project
conducted in the Neo/J)Ort schools.
Under this program, with the enp
thusiutlc cooperation of local
dentists, the league finance<! vi-
tally needed dental work for chil-
dren whOM parents were unabl,.
to pay for thE' car€'. The Frank
R . Wilklnson, D.0 .S., Children's
Dental Clinic which the league
Claremont, a rctlttd Presbyterian Foofbdll Talll:S
missionary .who served for twenty-
flve years in a leper colony rn tC.ntlnued from Pase 1)
Bolivia com~ in several t fmMi 8 college and high M:hool wher<' he
y ear. lt isi Rev. A.llen'• cu.eM>m to 1 hu coached, for 11 years. God-
vl.8it the shop· to purchue cloth-dard wou~dn t tab any proapects
ing which he send."! oo those living or makl'.' any prt'dictlons as to the
in the leper colony and many out<'OJT!e of the nea ring sea.son. He
boxes have gone to the Indians in did say that Huntington wrui
New Mexico R~ently he had add-going l o bt> tough to beat.
ed a new ·country-Korea. Mrs. Orange Cout 'headman Ray
Grae(' knows that he pun::hases Roiuro introduced line coach John
\VIS('ly, choosing light garmPnts Ow•ns and t"n d coacht-s Roy Ward
or heavy, according to thf' are>a and Huf'slnn H11.rper bf-torr J{l"l-
11.nd cllmat(' where. Bhipment11 are Ling. down .. to thf' point or fot·c.:
made. She knows, too, that his cut1ng a better tban averac~
pure~ are mad<" from the one-M"uon for his bors. Rosao polntt'd
tenth of his retirement incom€' out that the Pirates arf' much
saved aside each year tor.this pur-deeper than ln the put at all po81·
pose. As a resuJt, there are many tiona with a genuine will to play
extra contributions from the apparrnt ln 1.lmoat all the boys.
Thrift Shop shelves to swf'll th" The CO&-St coach pointed out that
size ot the boxes. the retumlng contingent or vet:
ORA.NOE-OREGON Tll~T
TICJ<Bi's ON SALE
Lions club members of Hunt-
erans, t ogether' y,.·Jth the hustling
bunch ot newcomeMI, gives him
the best balanced squad ht" has
ever had.
ington Beach. Seal Beach, Cmta \VIU tn Play Count11
Mesa and Balboa Ul.19 week open-ROS80 contended that It wun't
ed an jntenalve drive to a e 11 the wtnning of the t.11 game but
ticket.a to the Otan•e Cout Col-the fellowehtp, teamwork, abU.lty
Jep -Ottl'Oft Ttfch footba.U pme to tight overwhelming odds and
at Huntm...tnn Be8cb Qll'h School the desire to play at all costa !a't-ura.V'~t; 'Siptiinbei "29.· which -counted. "Sure, we &ll• like
Klckotf will be at 8 p . m. lo wtn," stated the peppery fonn-
The foUr Llona clubs of the er Cal All-Coe.at guard, "but It
area are spon90rin« the pme, In· is how you play that really t ells
eluding the trtp down for the the story." He tabbed the forth-
Oregon team and pre and post coming season as "interuting"
game entertainment for bot h with the P ira.tes in a possible posl-
teams. Pre game entertaihment lion to me-E"t their foes on evrn
will Include a tour of the Coast footing ... You can bet." concluded
College campus and the Orange lh(' Coast hea.dma.n, ··we'll be In
Cout area with ·a possible boat tht>re scrapping all the t ime, Y.'in
trip around the Harbor area a.a a lose or draw."
highlight of the day. Poat game More than 200 Lions and thelr
enterlairunent will feature a din· guests wt>-re on hand to open offl-
ner "tor members of both, squads. clall)' the Orange Coan area foot-
Tickets are on sale by all ball se8JK>n and llstt>-n t o the
Lions club members or the Or-coaches, sing football !Jing& a.nd
ange Coast an!a and entitle the get the first ha.nd .. dope" on the
purch&Aer to a seat in the reserv-coming Pacific Coast conference
ed. section between the two to sea.aon rron1 John Owens, Orange
yard Jines. The price bas been Coast llrie coach and forecaster
set al $1.25---the extra quarter to €'1 supremo.
be used to help defray the C09ts -----~.-
of bringing Oregon to the South-1 Opportunity l8 knocking ID
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Ch ristian Science Lecture Heard
By Many Here Last Friday Night
The same healtng ChrlatJanlty he added, is true evaluation of
taught and demonstrated by one's aelf a11 thr child of Ood.
Chri.sl J f'sus Is avallable today to "Man In God's likeness is not an
uncon&clous objE'ct, Ilk~ a h<'lplcss
heal all alckneu and discord, woodf'n pawn on a chessboard, not
Henry AllPn Nichols or LM An· 1 a guided ml.salle, coii.troll f'!d by an
gt>I€'~. to.Id a largP local a.udif'nce extf'rnal lntC'lliKenc<'," hP empha·
Friday night. ~lzed. ..
Mr. Nic·hoL" mnlntninP<I in a
Christ Lan Sci<'nC<' lecture that
both logic and lovt> are l"'NWntlal
Ingredients of CbriStianity, be·
"Man 111 controlled by Lh<' divine
Mind, y,th.lch actually i11 hla Mind,"
be contlnuNI. "I-IP is an Individual
con.&elouent>ss ex pre e a i n g this
Mind. He does not think lndcpcnd-
cause God Is both divine mlnd enUy of Mind. Neither do men
and divine love the source of both think for each other; they do not
depend upon each othC'r -any
more than leaves on a tree do, or
individual rays or llght~But each
expt'l:.'sses directly the one soun::e
of all being. namely, God."
love and logic. He said the under-
standing ot thi!I makes physical
healing by prayer possible-"not
only In. an inspired moment, but
again and again, with BClentiflc
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certainty." Bringing out the baste onE"nes..e
currently on an extensive lee-with God of the true man who hf' DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
ture tour u a member .. of thl" said la wholly spiritual, the ll'CtUr-A Prompt
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R. L. 'Dick' Nelsqn Sr.
ABC WASHER -19~1 model.
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only 2 mos. Has the agitator
and It'& a beauty. Bala.nee due
on It is $2t5.64 and· It still baa
a guarantee on it. Cub or ~
pymta. of $13.23 per · mo.. Can
ha\'e my equity free. See at
storage, 404. So. Spad.ra.. t'ulltr·
Cl'lrl&tian Science Board •of Lee-er said that "the Principle of your Repair Service Maintained
beln God "' d 1 1~t h Phone: Harbor 1418-W
General Building Contr ctor
~38 F'1llerton , Newport ch tu1;eshlp, Mr. Nichols spoke under g, . .1n.1n • s r &"" W ere ausplcea of Ftnrt Church of Cbriat you are, expreuJn~ ltee)f in you. 2801 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
You a-t• -exp I t "'nd W18e people do read tJie ad&. SclenU•t in Newport Beach. He ·~ ·~ re on o .nu -
Free Estimates Beacon 6779-W
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wu Introduced. by Mn. HeJen that la what man ta ... God ilJ the
Church of Corona cteJ Mar. Mind you really know with. Goo
Speaking on "The Lov@ and la the Love you truly love with.
Logic of Chrlatlan Science Heal-God la the Ute you expreu."
lng," the lt"cturt>-r emphasised both Divine logic. coupled with lov(',
the tendE'r love and the "flaw· heala "by correcting those falsC'
less Science" which he ·said art' conclusions that get ua into
offered by Chrtati.anity. trouble," Mr. Nichols explained.
Citing vartou.B Christian Science He said IL wa.'I lhP Christ. the
healing•, he attributed them to spirit of Truth and Love, or the
this combination, in prayer to sphitual understanding or God.
God. of love and logic. Illustrat-·that made J esus the arfeclionate
ing what he termed the divine and wts~ human being that he wa.s.
logic of Christianity, Mr. Nichols "As we Imbibe this spirit and gain
salrl : ''The all-knowing mind, God, lhJs understanding, the~ will
knows Himself, HI.a own being. H e ma.ke us more aff<'ctlonate and
knowa that He i8 good, that He wi!!I<'," he Wl'nl on.
is liCC', and truth and love. He a.Isa "When our faith Is ralaf'd to the
know11 th!Lt Hf' is the source and spiritual unclerslanding that evil
substance-of all trye being, that Is p6werless because . God is omni-
all that Pxlats expresses H is na· potent, then we will overco1ne evil
lure and that there Is therefore with our spiritual understanding
nothing unlike Him." Healing of good, as J C'sUs did,"-the spcak-
comes about through the recognl-er said.
lion of dl'fine facts, such as these, He maintained th11.t this was not
he Mid. a rar oft or Impossible goal be·
,He t old of a cu e of stiff and cause the spirit and logic of the
p&lnful knees, in -which the pati-Science of Chrtatianily, being di·
ent, a young man, sought Cbri.8Uan vine, are humanly available. ''The
Science help. He sa.Jd the man )'l'U Christ lt1 always avil.llable,"· he de·
quJckly and wholly healed. and clared.
went square-dancing the following ''Reflecting divine Mind," he
Satlll'day nlgbL maintained, "he la self-governed.
The inseparability of Science Every man Is a low unto hitnSt'lf,
and Clu1aUanity LI the keystone ot but not unto others. This meane
CbrtsUa.n Science hea1tng, the lee· every man knowing what la right,
lurer 111tated. He de9Cribed how thi.5 loving what ta right, doing what i.8
re.lattonahlp 1.8 put. into daJJy ap-right. It meana every man loving
plication according to Chr!Atlan hla nel(hbor u himself. Every
Science teachlnp. man ts a dlvlneJy-govemed in·
.. The simplest explanation that 'divldual because he ta the indlvidu-r can give of why ChrUtion Sci· al renection of hi.a all-governing
ence heals," he declared._ "ls that Principle. This Is' the kingdom of
it.a .mauve !fK1 lncenUve ls-love. heaven on earth."
And the aimplea:t explanation of Mr. Nichola, who himself Is a
how Chrlsllait Science ttealt Ls that Chrtatia.n Science pracUtlonf"r of
it heals by love roupled With a many yean• experience, told of a
d~onstrable underata.ndtng of the wo~ healed of a serlo¥ phy9~.
divine Principle and M.lles of cal dlsabWty when 1he •alned ll
health. 'Thia Principle 1a God. ~tter undentandlng of God.
"A demoratrable understanding He •kl: ••1 kne?f of a cUe that
of Principle and rule -lhat :r.1 appeared to be one oC'long at.and~
what a aclence Is, ~rding to Ing php..ical Inaction, but It was
dJC~D.llY deltnttlon. And th1a • . . really a eue ot: mental lna.ction.
lll what Chrtatlanlty la u Chril:t Tb.ls woma.n Aid that me couldn't
Jesu. pracUced It -the pracUcal ~nk. 'Why of course you can
underatandlnc and proof that Ood think.· l w'IU belp you to prove It
la Love." for younelf, ber friend usu.red
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Murdy to hold safe until comple-
tion of the hogp1;,a1 project. Thf'
chairman then called on Rev. Dal·
la.s R. Turner of Laguna. Beach to
close the session \I.Ith a prayer
B ·& Y House M vers
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Gener al Contr.actors
MO First St.. TuBtln cl.1tf.
Phone Kimber~ 3-1880
f Home Phones J Asper 9·Z773 or
JAAper 9-2987) 73c86
14-Penonals
Alcoholica Anonymoua
Write P. O. Bolt 20CI
l!a1boio laland, Calif.
!'bone Kimberly 8-15391
for help and for peace. Thia hav-2Z-Lo8t .. and· Found
ing been given. Murdy then closed 1.;...;...,_.c.;..;;..-=---------
the happy occasion. STRA YEO OR ? -'Wheel tTom
Santa Ana Woman
Dies Near Airport
Po&Sible heart attack wu ruled
out as cause of the fatal accident
at l '.15 p. ·m . Saturday on Mac·
Arthur boulevard In whi<"h Mrs.
Ruth PaJmer, 71 , o! 208 Buffalo
street, Santa Ana, 106t her lite.
The woman 1l&d driven he~ car
head-on Into a culvert l % miles
south of Orange county airport
and wu killed in the crash which
nearly demolished the car. ·she
was riding &Jone at the time, and
was driving ri orth. The car' failed
to negotiate the slight turil.
jeep on Lafayette St., Monday,
early A. M. I! returned Im-
mediately, no questiona uked.
2627 Lafayette St.. Newport
Beach. 71p73
LOST -In Balboa Bayshore or
Bay Club. Gold coetume jewel-
ry-pin. White st.one set ln bloe-
.som design lwo-lnchea blgb. one
inch Wide 11.t top. SubstanU11.l
reward. Phone Beacon 6084-J.
' 73p75
Her body was taken to Smith
and Tuthill mortuary. An aµtoP'Y !28~:::;Si~ltu~~oatloti~~~W~aa~t~e1~1l--
was performed ~unday and] cause FINJ: IRONING .riJ1 call for and
of death was given -., "rriW.tiple deliver. CUrtalm.
inJ'Urle&, extreme." I Htlp with dinner part!.._ · Pl!one
· ton, 9 a .m. lo 8 p.m. or p"&one
Fullerton 2162. as~rc
ODLE. MAPLE BED, bo>; sprln_.g
and matireu, single Jenny Und
bed, mattreu and coil sprlllg, 3
axmlnater rugs 9 x 12. Phone
'Beacon 6476-J. 7la73
MODERN 3-plece sectional Char-
lrell8e plastic and pebbleweav"·
in very good' t'ondit.lon, $7~.
Harbor 1503·W. -71p73
ENGLISH Wedgewood bone china.
Lovely Cathay pattf"rn. WUJ sell
.e'rvlce for 12, plua many extru:.
Set Includes 100 P.t~s. Best of-
fer . Harbor 063t:-W. 71c13
' SIMMONS Hide-a-Bed Sofa with
Beauty Rest mattress, .oovered
ln Provincial print. &Jmoet new.
See afternoons at 2~72 Kingt•
Road, Cliff Haven. 73p75
O'KEEFE Ir MERRITI' raage.
griddle, dbl. oven with ttine
c lock . ." Cold8pot refrigerator,
<and 5 pc. dlnJng set. In perfect
'condition. ·• Reasonable. 4.4.2 El
Modena, Newport Heights
•73c87
TV SET, RCA table model, table.,
and a.eri.a.J, excellent condition.
Beat o'fter takes. Phone daytime
KI 2-8794 (MrB. De!mond) -or
call evenings J3l Opal. Ba1bOa
laland. I " lSp75
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MR8. .rEr--'"11.'"IE BECKWITH fore 10 a.m: or 'after.I p.D\. SS=~~!:,~2]!!!!'!__;_ __ Mrs. Jennie Beckwith. 84. died 70p75 ~ B'*"9, Supplfes
Sunday a.t the home Ji: her -------------
daughter, Mra. Frank R. Meyer, SO. CALIF. · BIBLID COLLlllQll: l""l.Wlt-}er Engtn' es
210 ~met avenue, Dalbo& laland. M:EN • WOMER l!ITUDICNTS """ '"
Sbe nlade her bome there for War!t p&rt time WO.Jc. ~by Used f
16 years. She wu born in Elgin, AftIDlg. Rest, hoU81!WOrk~ yard
Ill., and had Jived in Chicago and work, etc. KI. 3·8281; E:zt..111.
l'Madena. ' • 'Tlp78 Crowns -Royals
~ )olm Harvey Servtoes wUI be h~ld today -------------' 1
(Ttleoday) at Ba 1 t • Mortuary, WOMEN, 35, .. wnr; tnte ... -r.
corona de! Mar. Private Inters penionnel experience. oeeka ems at Sea~raft .
ment will be at Mountain1 View pJoymmL Ph... LAcwi-4-eeat. C J
oemetery, ~ · · Ttc73 · •Cl c6AST BIUBWA'I
4.ddlng U\at God ls lnflnite Love. her. A liat or written questJons
be quoted the •ta\emmt of M:ary wu drawn up, .lllJnple ·quejltloU
Baker FAd;y, the ~r llld Oaa: ne•erthele•• ~
.Wndtt of ~ Bdence: lhoop~I reuontnc to ....Wer, ROPE INl1JJIE8 WOMAN
"Lon lftri<bts t.be nature, en1arg-, IUcll aa: to Ood Mind! What 18 'Blrll<lc by a -~ towline
In&'. purieylllg, and elefttlnr IL• the prlmaey fWl<tloft ol Mind?-la wlllie a Pl'N)~r ""' the lbmle
W~.::o =ff= r;: ... ~:; N)t~ DA.CB 1
Tbere i. no m1,Wl"7 to 9Udl ~ Uyt111nr • lhe matta with Doon. 11n. Robett z. SW.lnhart,
"'!ling, the lect_,-empbl-the•..,. Jllnd wlllch b my 'kllOW, 18, of UH2 Do.vomjcb St. 'N
cHe l&ld t.be ce .. dty to heal by t.be Ills ea...,ity!': la It dl..tne M:lnd walk on _, iraa tr.afea ~r
loft and ·spirtiual undmltandlnc tut lo AJlar that l cannottldllkf "k JhJUHee by Dr or
which txprw Ood·can be i...-U -i..-.a,rmc It, ..-t lo! jio~ce ~ ~~ ==
and -la ~ etc. ,Wba a1onO • riad t.be 'an -· ol•""ln&'-on ti\!! -
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Phone Harbor 1616 I
NICELY Jl'URNJllHED 8 bednn.
duplex. AdUlta. 1011 Wut ilo3
Ave. Ph. Harbor 19SOJ Tftfc,
OCEAN FRONT Studio and l bed:
room tum. &pta. UUL Incl.
Yearly ratea. 1828 W . Ocean
Fron~ Newport Buch-_ 72plH
TWO NEARLY NEW rumlabed
aplA. tor rent -One 2 bed-
room, l80 mo., one 3 bedroom.
$7~ mo. tncl, utillUea. 124 Apte-
BaJboa l•land. Owners V , H .
Gunder90n, 8108 N . Camellia
Ave., T emple City, AT. 15-8032 .
7lc73
BA.LBOA ISLAND-"Cozy, well-
tumlahed apt. Idea.I for 2 or 3
Can take 6. Reaaonable rate.
Harbor 1569-W." 72c7 4
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YEARLY RENTAL -Unfu rn. I
bedroom apt. Extra lgc. livtng
room , garagl', laundry room.
704 'At H eliotrope, Cor ona dcl
34--Mnslcal, Radio Mar. 7 1c73-
HAM.M.OND all electric chnrd o r·\ BALBOA BAYFRONT -Nic••ly
gan. You can play ln ten m in-furnished 2 bedrooms lower Oct.
utes. Hammond Great Spinet
Organ. Te rms. Come in and
play . DANZ . SC HM:tD'T BIG
PIANO AN D O RG AN CO., 520
No. Main, Santa Ana.
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MAGN IFIC ENT Elect ric 0Tgan.
1s t -June l at .
H a r bo r 1587-J . .
Reasonable. Ph.
71c76
THREE BEDROO~f Furn. House.
Large f<'ncl'd in bac k yard. C lns('
to school. HarOOr 321 5. 69p7•l
come. 32() Alvarado Pl., Balboa.
72p74
NEW VISTA APTS. Nicely tum-
ishl'd. large bedroom, reuonable
wlnte r rates. 1114 w_ B&.lboa
Blvd ., Newport ·Beach. Phone
Harbor 1147-M. 71p74
BALBOA ISLAND -Fumiahed 2
bdrm. 1Lnd garage. New . Year
lease or wl.nler rent&l. Rea.aon-
able to right party. Har. 1123-J
71p73
TWO BDRM. Gara.ge Apartment,
furnlshrd. Good view . $70 mo.
713 1':.i Jri.s, Corona del Mar.
71 c73
Balboa Island
W e ha ve several a ttractive apts.
and houses 1 for winter rental
sta rtin~ at $45 mo. a.n d a few
yearly rentals at&rtlng at $65.
Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
306 Mat·lne, Balboa Isl. Har. 502
69tfc
F URi\.tSHED ocean front 2 bdrm.
REAL ESTAT.E·
' RANCHO MODERN
2 BEDRM. Shake roof home. 1 yr. old on a lge.
lot near 16th & Tustin in Costa Mesa. Price $7950
Small down pa,yment will handle.
LINWOOD VfCK, Realtor
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312 Marine Ave" Balboa Island Ho,rbor 2042
~ " 89c71
Little Balboa Island Bayfront
Finest location with own pier and float -This
charming home situated on an extra large lot-
Consists ·of 3 bdrms. and 3 baths, including a
very spacious and attractive master bdrm. The
large livpg rm. with high ceiling is ideal for en·
tertainint but for . the person who demands a
quiet room there is a den . The many cupboards
and closets provide ample storage space. A com.
fortable winter is assured in this fine home be·
ca use of the large fo rced air furnace. I( all this
is not enough, there is a separate apt. either for
guests or in come. Make an app't . to see this out-
standing bayfront home at your earliest conveni·
ence. Price $60,000. Attractive terms can be had.
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
216 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 20
Atitomotlve. Bay Front Income
6 Units complete ly furn.. 70-ft.
43-Aowmoblles, Tires
ReposseSBed . Big savings. A
bar~a.l n of a lifetime . Term!'.
DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO AND
ORGAN CO .. 520 No . Main, car .
Slh, Santa Ana.
F U RNISHED HOUSE, 4 bdrms ..
2 baths. Lge. living rm . Garag('.
N ew port Beach. Ha rbo r 0&19-W.
7 Jc76
houMc, 1720 Wf"st Ocean Front, DODGE ~-ton panel truck. 1927.
Newport Beac h. $~ mo., plus Exet"llent conditio n. Pract ica lly
Bay F ronlai;C'. 3 2 bdrm., 2 bath
apts and 3 I bdrn1. apls. Finest
location In Bay ar1•a . Shows
good tn con1<'. Price $87 ,500. Con·
sider part t ra de..
SLIGHTLY USED Spinet Plano.
Nationally known make in per-
fect condition. T crma. $4 7 .SO
down and $17.02 per mo. at
Shafer 's )>{uslc f Si ncc 1907l. 42:1
N . Syc8.mor ". Sant.a-Ana. Kim·
ber1y 2-0672. 59t fc
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NICELY FUR N ISHED l bdrm
apt. Yearly rental $55 mo. incl.
.. utilities . Patio. Adults. 1825 W.
Balboa Blvd., Newport BcaL'h
Phone Harbor 1239·\\'. 7Ic73
ut il. for winter monlha. Phone """'' t lr,•s $85 or ix'~t offl"r tak f'S.
&•aeon 6433-J . 7lc 76 1631 Placl'ntia. Coata ~sa .
--------72p7<
P ENINSULA -Winter rental. I
New 2 B. R. house. furnished. STATION WA GON -F'ord. late
F ireplace & patio, $90 mo. 416 '46, OCautiful .Kha!)<!. Only ram.
l l·Vue Lane, Balboa. Sho'WTI lly U8e . Extra,.,. If you hav1•
M . o nly. 72c71 twen trying to fine! a clra n one"
B F t R t } you w on't hf' di~Pl>'•int t'<l. Pri· ay ron en a S . COR-ONA Dl!::L MAR -Furn. 1 va.lt> party. 542 Fu.ll('rton Ave.,
Flirn. 1 bdrm. apt. Private ~ar h. bdrm. a pt below H lway. S75 mo. Newport Beach. 68tfc
winter $75. AL'Kl 2 bdr m., 2 bath. yearly. Al.so tum. l bdrm. apt.
fireplace, Sl25. Slightly hight•r on Balboa Is le until June 10th.
by year. Ha r. 2[)52 or eves. Ha r. .Adull.9 only. Phone Har . J520·J
29 14 -M. • 69tfc or Har. 1011.J . 7 3 p7~
1947 STUDEBAKER Chan1pion
Starlight coUpC'. ALSO 1050 S tu·
dcbaker Champion 4-dr . l!C'<lan
Private party. Harbor 301. 6l tfc
Bayshores-
View Home
N ew 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with
fine v iE>w or Ba:r · Beat con!!ltruc.
tinn. Fi rcpl-acf', foref"d air heat.
attractively decorated. lots of
tile fcaturl's, le.r~c r oom&. Thi"'
Is one or the outs tanding fl oor
pl!lns In the area . Price $22,500.
$4,950 Down
Nt•w 2 lx!rn1 . hon1e on Lid'o Isle.
P rivet(' patio, fl rf'pla ce. furnace
TRAD E you r old piano on Electric
Organ. P lano or Television. Bl1ot ·
ge!lt cash allowance. DANZ-
S CHM.IDT PIANO CO., 520 N .
M11.in , Sant& Ana.. --------------I W INTER R ENTALJ; rEr-;"lN-
S ULA. Furn. 1 a nd 3 b<lrn1.
apts .. close to school. Rt'frlg
-Reasonable to June 15t h . Ph.
FUR N1S HED -2 bdnns., 11 lcl'p 6. -------__ hC'at, bar-type kitcht'n , J;tl&.88
'42 OLDSMOBIL F. fi6 4·dr. st'<l an. enclosed tub. F ull price $15,?50.
GREAT SALE o f Summer return-
ed Spine t · pl.ano8. Save f ronl
S!OO to $200. Uke new . Full
guarantee. Rep.ta.I te rme. DANZ.
SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE,
520 N . Main, cor. 8th, Santa Ana.
Ha r bor 1270-W. Sl lfc
Spac ious encla.ed patlo, real
home, Udo Jl!lle. Con.sldt'r yearly
)PaM". $125 per mo. Write Box
"E " thl8 paper. 73p81
OCEAN VIEW Fu'RN. AP'l'. P l'n. F URN. 2 bdrm. hat'. Large llving
P olnt. suitable tor l or 2. Win· 1' room. Util. pd. Winter or year·
t er $55 Mo, Utiltticl:I a nd gar. ly. 14~ W . Bay, Newport Bch.
inc. Harbor 2001·J . 6-ltfc Inq. lowe r rear apt. 73trc
H ydramatlc, radio, nl'w paint. ALSO
g ood tires. Rr a150 n11.blt'. Srr Af· J bdrm. 2 bath . Excellent noor
t ernoons. 235 72 King'11 Road. pl&n. <;>utatanding color8 lhru-
Clitr H avC'n . 73p75 out. 1'~orced ai r heat, (IN.'placc
. and patio, Loa dts ot storage
19·19 CA D ILLAC Sc<lanettl'. B tueo. I 1>pace a nd built-ins. Price
clean. a ll cxt rR..'I, llf'W t1rl's. $22,500.
S27SO . P honr Bt·aC"on 7021 bC'-CREENl.EA F & ASSOC.
t wet•n 5 &. 7 p. nl. or S!'l' ttt 2502 BUILD ER -REALTOR
C'restvtt'\\' Or., Bay Shores after 3 11 2 Nt•wport Blvd., Harbor 25:>2
EXCLUSIVES
I Space doea not allow com·
' plete . description of the11e
fine BUYS. Call for details.
You'll find our associates
courteo11.11, we 11 informed
& considerate. Come look.
1. Exqulafte 2 bed.room home that
hae everything. P11ced at $20,-
000 cannot be equaled.
2. New large 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home on large loL High beam
celling and many DELUXE
features. Priced at only $25,000
-terma.
3. Th~ most for yoor money on
LIDO ISLE. Btand new 4 bed-
room, 3 beth home with 3-car
garage. Thia 18 really a "beau·
ty" at ONLY $28,600.
ALL above homes are on
lovely LIDO ISLE.
ALSO
Other clever 2 or 3 bedroom,homc8
t or sale on UDO ISLE. For those
who want to build -some ve ry
fine lots can be had either on the
BAYFRONT or in8ide. W e are
the DEVELOPERS of LIDO
ISLE where you can make a
real BUY. Here a little buys
a. LOT.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
· 3333 Via Lido
Newport Beach, Calif.
Ha.rbor 1500
A 'ITRACTIVE
BALBOA ISLAND
2 UNIT lroMES
Here f8 $145 monthly regular In·
come: 2 bdrm. stucco. furnt!hed
home, plus studio apartment,
furn. over double garage. At-
tractive price $1 7,750.
~·our bdrm. ·north Bayfront, two
. story ranc h etyle home, 2 baths.
plu8 complete 1 bdrm. Apt. furn.
over double
both units.
ea.My letmti,
m ent.
garage8. F ireplace
Priced lo sell on
$10,000. dO'A!'fl pay·
J. A: BEEK OFFICE
Harbor 83 Balboa l8land Ferry
69c
$7250
Full Price
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' ANNOUNCING the New Location I.,
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• of Our Real Estate Office
as of Saturday, Sept. 15th
1856 NEWPORT BLVD.
Costa Mesa
(Across from Costa Mesa Bank)
New Phone No. -Beacon 7123
GEO. EVERSON
PHIL D. SULLIVAN
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BALBOA ISLAND
LI'ITLE ISLAND WATERFRONT-See this well-
built 4 bedroom-2'/:! bath home in quiet location
& with excellent vie.,.. 52 ft. frontage. Lge. Sundeck
2 garages. Can readily be converted to a duplex.
' · Price $27 ,500 -Terms
Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Park Avenue at Marine Balboa Island
Harbor 2462
. SHORECLIFFS BEST LOT BUYS
LOT No. 15 -Frontage 85 ft. ocean and jetty
view. Priced at $6750
LOT No. 129 -81 ft. frontage-Outstanding view
of ocean and breakers, overlooking "Little C.D.M . •
beach." Priced at $10,500. These are the choicest
lots available · in Shorecliffs. Owner anxious to
sell-priced for quick sale. Terms can be arranged
See Price T. McCuiston, Realtor
503 Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar Ph. Har. 4 7
CLIFF
•
THREE Bdrm. d Den Ranch
Newport Heights
Today's Best Buy Type Home. eti.vy 8ha.ke roof,
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forced a.Ir hea 2 baths, lots of
tile, lge. dbl. r ., patio. Ju8t
completed on 1 e view lot
$26,500. Terms.
NEW three bedroom hon1e with
f ireplace, f u rna ce, h ardwood
floors .. garbage disposal, double
garage,
SEE 2302 -15th St., pen Sun. 1-5
Home -Large Lot U nobstruct-
ed Harbor W-bdrm8., bwd.
floors. Flagst fireplace, en-
closed barbecue. Large living -
d ining room facing Harbor. Fur-
nace heat, dbl. gar. Only $18,000
Shore Cliffs
$11 ,000 full price
Unobstructed View Home
2 B. R. Muter B. R. 1.fx~
2 baths, large playroom
and· shop. 3 car garage.
$5,000 will handle
RENT A CLARINET, trumpet or
other band Ins trument for $5 a.
month. Rental applie& on future
purchase at SHA_FER'S. MUSIC co. (Since 1907), 421 No. Syca-
more, Santa Ana. KI. 2-0672.
LIDO ISLE
Sm a rtly furnl!llhed 1 a nd 2 bed·
room a partmen ts with gara ge.
Sept. l5 to June 15th. l ~droo1n
f twln beds) S75 mo .. 2 bcdrms.
$100 mo. All utilit ies pald. Ideal
for 8Chool t ea cheri or profes-
sional people.
YEARLY -2 bdrnl. dupll'x. un-
fu rnisht"d . Garage. Near both
'-schools. 2265 Clay. Clitr Haven.
7 p . m. . 73c75 I
Clever 2 bdrn1. cottage near ocl'an l
and bay. Sparkling new-Let
U!!I prove ita the beat buy in the Dtstiric ttve new 3 bdrm. home, 1 ~
Bay area . bath.s, · pegged hardwood floors. Ralph P. Maskey
G_RAND PIANOS, 25 makes. Used
from $495. Terms. Ste inway,
PIANO AND ORGAN CO .. 520
Muon & Hamlin, Fi.8cher,
Knabe, Chickering and many
others. DANZ -SCHMIDT. 520
No. Main, Santa Ana. R emem·
her: corner 6th.
PRACTICE pianos. $59, in excel-
lent playing condit ion. $1 .25 per
week. T e rms. 2 years exchangr::
of full purchase price. DANZ-
SCHMIDT. 520 No. ?..lain, Santa
Nia.
RkNT A PIANO fo r only $3 per
month. Rental appllei1 on tuture
purcha.ee at SHAFER'S MU-
SIC CO. tSlnce 1907 ) 421 No .
Sycamore, Santa Ana. Klmber-
ly 2--0&72.
S5 A MONTH renl.9 a good plano
All rt"nt allowed when you buy.
DANZ-SCHMIDT P IANO CO.,
620 No. )fain, corner 6th, Santa
Ana,
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BOAT WANTED
U p t o $4000 (power I a.s part dn.
on Beau t. new h""'. 2 B. R. &
den, patio &. B.B.Q .. hdw d fi rs ..
2 fireplM .. etc. 22M3 Clare ndon
Street, Woodland Hills, Sunset
27608. 73c75
-People do read the wa.nt ads.
tl--Swres and Offlcell
IN CORONA DEL MAR-
Attractfve st ore 12 x 40 ln new
bldg. b.cellent loca tion oppo-
site All-American Markel. $75
month. •
W. E. Fisher, Realtor
ERNIE SMITH, Associate
918 Goa.St Blvd. Harbor 2443
Corona del Mar
' 69Ur.
STORE F'RONT AGE on Pahn St ...
Balboa tn new Ruby Bl<lc. bet.
Balboa Blvd. and Ocean l'ronL
About 2400 eq. tt. with 3 front
entrancea. WW finlab to .Wt
tenant& DH E. 0.:-J'ront,
' .ApL 1, BalboL Pb. Harbor 3:13&
~~
WANT -u~ a bedroom
f • JMJulle I llll c. D. )(... Two adUlb
I . on4 z ssri-. 10 • H :rn. Yoarb'
·-•100. ~ --~ .-. 1671·11X. . ncu
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido Har bor l~
N ewpol't Bea.ch, Calif,
58tfc
\.-VINTER RENTAL -PENIN-
S ULA -Furnished single a pt.,
available In Sept . .$8 week. Ut il.
incl. Adu lts only. Phone Har-
bor 1270-\V. 61Uc
TWO APTS. Now available. ALSO
room and bath by day or pe r·
manent . 514' E . 0cl'a.n Front,
Apt. 1, Balboa . Ph. Ha r . 3238.
60c7.f.
RENTAL t1
SPECIALISTS
C&11 -Crate Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Selbo& leland. Har. 2042 S2cM
WINTER RE~TAL, Balboa Bay
Shores. 2 bdrm. fum lsh~l house.
Auto. washer . Large fe nced yd.
$86 mo. 2612 ' Cretitvlew. Bay
Shores. 7tp73
TWO BEDROOt.t duplex, furnis h·
ed. $65 month, yearly , 304 -J.f.th
St .,, one child 0 . K . N' B. C
REALTY CO. Harbor 140.1.
32nd & Newport Blvd., Newport
Bench. 71 c73
BALBOA ISLAJ\'D -FurnJs hf'd 2
bdrm. &nd garage. New . Year
leaae or winter rental. Reason·
able to right pa.rty. liar. 1123·J .
71 c73
BALBOA ISLAND
We have apartmenla and houses--
A va.il&ble tor winter aeuon or
-yearf}r • leue.
Fo r Information phone Harbor
1297·R. , 6ltfc
W OO IS LE -Nicely furnished
2 bdrm. home, TV -Cloae to
bay, a ttractive patlo. Phone
AXm inlater 3·2315. 73p75
CO RONA DEL MAR-1 bdrm. up-
p<>r d uplex . Se m l or unfurnished.
$50 rno. ycarly. Phone Harbor
2364. 73c 7~
BALBOA ISLAND P'um . 3 bdrm.
New. Year le~ or winte r rent·
al. Rcu onable lo right party.
Call L. A. OL. 1088. 73p78H
WINTER RENTAL -l bdrm .
furn. apt .. Newport Island. $50
mo., utll pd. No pet.a. Phon"
Harbor 1211.J . 73trc
LEA S E -Two bt>droom house.
Uofu rniahed. Double garage.
Sun deck. 621 Irt.a, Coron& del
Mar. 73c75 ------------F URNISHED APT. -$50 n.io .. 3
rm s. a.nd bath. Adults. N o pcUi.
N o dr inkers. Center ot t own.
1876 FUilerton. Coata M esa. Ph.
Bea.con 51.le-M. 73c75
Amazing! !
F URN. APT-. Newport Beach. My
brst aummer renW-due to 111-
nf"M -goes on year'• leu e. 2
bdrma., gar. & utll. Incl., $8.5 mo.
or $76 on 9 m o. lease. Call Bea-
con 6461-M. 73ttc
FllRN. 1 bedroon1 apts. Utl1. paid.
Near 8totts. $58 mo. It up. 191.f
NeYtport Blvd., Coeta Meu.
73c7~
WINTER -Furnished 1 It 2 bed·
room apt. Good beda. Serve l
refrtg. At 1802 W . Ocean Front.
F or "ppt. ·to aee. phone Harbor
370 or Harber 2805-J. 73c75
BALBOA -YUi' round., lovely 3
B. R., 2 bath apt. Patio. Sun
deck. Garage. P"um. $12~ P"r
mo. Uttlltiea ~xtra. Phone Har-
bor 3277. 73c7!)
Wm. w. Sanford PEllMA.NENT weekly mital
REALTOR .i .. plnJ room. Private entrance.
Park Ave. at. Marine Guage, $10 per week. Blue Top
Balboia )aland Barbor 2482 Motel, 401 Newport Blvd., New-
5ttrc port Beach. e8tlc
1941 PACKA RD 6 Convt•rtiblc,
OVE'rrlr1vt'. By orig. owno•r. $("('·
ond ca r in family or 2. Drive n
Balboa Peninsula
INCOME GREENLEAF &: ASSOC. Lots o f tile and many extra.a.
Btn_LDER _ REALTOR Large patio. C hoice location on
under 60.000 1n1. Brand nt'W top E xcl'plionally nice 4 units -2
a nd seat covers. Excelle nt value l .story 8lucco. only J Y.i yr!j. old.
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552 w ide lo t for gracious living,
$24,500,
a t $4 05. f'h. Harbor 21 28-M. 1·ca r g a ragl'. Three 1 bedroom COSTA MESA 73p86 un ~ts furnished. One 2 bdrm.
1 -. ---------, --. --.-, unit unfurnished. Close to bay Owner hf& left for good. Fine 3
41 BRITISJi AUSTIN with 161 a nd ocea n swimming Exce llent ... _d h F ed I 1 l be · ~ room oUBe. enc arge o . n1otor, new ring~. goo<t rub r, lncon1c. 2 ll tnt t good cond. Ge t~ 25 -30 rniff's to $36,500 ·car garage. a appo . men !j,
1 g al. of gas. Ph. Be~. 6963·W Your Otter C~ldered.
73c87 --F or ApPolnlment to See-
------------IN BALBOA-2 baylronl lots, 60 HOR<\CE S. MAZET
~Mone)'' to Loan I ft. frontai;e. 1 306 Marine Ave.
I $18 000 for both !8-lboa l61and Harbor 3028-J
LO~S201:?.r 1.o~?mes , , • _ _ . 59ttc
coNsTnu cr10N LOANs On Balboa Peninsula Near Bay Club
al )----!) t..4 ~ ( 14 yrs.) I T HREE years old. Unfum. 2 t; 1
WE BUY .A NO SELL bdrm . home. 2 balha, fireplace. THREE bedroom house ln Bay
TRUST DEEDS Shorea, near club'8 rear gat,e.
SEE BOB SAITLER $14,000 full price Neal and very attrac tive with
1415 COAST BLVD. Good term8. provincial papers. Good heat.
Cor ona drl Mar Harbor 1017-J \Vi ii · consider all offcr8. Encloaed patio. Nlcely tuml8h-
R.ep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO. ed. $18,500,
'4etro Lire tns. Funds Kl J-••~ Coast Properties Co.
LOANS TO BUILD, LMPRovs. 301 E . Balbo Blvd.. Balboa
Phone H arbor 26~ BUY, MODERNIZE, OR
REFINANCE
We Buy Tru8t Deed9
NEWPOfiT BALSOA •FEDERAL
SAVINGS • LQJ.N ASSN.
8333 Via Udo Ph.. Bar. 1000
57-Real E&tate Wanted
W AN~HOUSE or INCOME.
~· sallboat &8 down payment.
VaJup $-3.9SO .. Call Mrs. Ahrens.
Harbor 245l ·Jtf. 12ttc
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THE PRESS
THE .NEWS-TIMES
THE POST
Today's Be~t Buy
in Corona del Mar
SPIC AND SP AN
2 bdrm. home wtth PANORAMIC
OCEAN VIEW, dbl. gar. 16 x 16
living rm., fireplace. Low down
paymenL Can move right In.
SEE •
Earl Cham'Ql!rlain
SOD Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mat
(Opp. Newport Harbor Bank)
Phone Harbor 2288 • 68c70
$105 PER MONTH income for
'8.000. 3 rumisbtd rental unit.a,
now occupied by desirable ten·
ant.s.
SEE FRANK TRlCKEY
1988 H&rbor Blvd.
Coat.a Kua
Bay & Beach Realty
1450 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1264.
Channel Front
FIVE · BEDROOM. tumJ8bed, 2-
atory borne, float, patio, barbe·
cue, sail boat, comer lot, fire-
place, furn., sun deck, attrac-
tive well a..rnnged, easily con-
verted to duplex. Full price ls
$2t5,000. Be8t waterlTont buy
available. Term.1, +3 down.
$62~ buya 3 bedroom cottage near
channel, ea.ay tenn1.
Bwilnen lot on Stet near Lafay-
ette, aa.criflce tor $1750.
N . B. C. REALTY CO.
32nd and NeWport Boulevard
71c73
Incpme Property ,
EXCELLENT opportunities l n
commercial and resldenttal ln-
coma ~
Balas · Trada •
Corona del Mar
G. I , RESALE-2 bdrm. stucco,
dbl. gar., R-2 lot. Pymts. only
$55 per mo., includ. taxes, 4o/"'
lnt. and insur . Why pay r ent?
See this, it won't lut at only
$10,500.
W. E . FISHER, Realtor·Builder
ERNI$ SMITH, Realtor Associate
916 Coa..st Blvd. Harbor 2f43
Corona del Mar
68c70
SPECIAL!
OCEAN FRONT-Dandy 2 story
.f B. R . home. Fi'replace, porch.
deck up8talr8 commanding beau·
tJful view, patio. AND INCOME
UNIT &.t rear haa 1 B. R., liv.
rm.. kit. & bath, 2-car g&.r.,
8hower , and s torage rms. Furn.
Within walking diat.y.ce of Bal· 1
boa 8hopplng. Prlceft. to l:leU '1ll
$16,000, terms. _ J
Balboa Realty C0.
RoP Greeley Josephlne Webb
Lillian McAdoo
700 E . Bal-Blvd. Har. 3277
JUST GQMPLETED
In Exclusive Shore Cliffs
THREE BEDRM.. 2 bath home
on la.rge 80xll8' lot 1660 ·sq.
' ft. plus m.uonry garage with
radJo controlled dQor, ha.l'dwood
floors. Forced air furnace. Lota
of tUe. Completely fenced and
land.ocape<I.
Priced at $27,&00. % dOWJl
Call owner Harbor 2941-J or aee
house at 13' SborKUtts Road.
67Uc
Look to Costa Mesa
TllRE1!l bclrm. older bouoe on big
lot onlr '5,500. 11.500 down and
34.ll Newpart Blvd., Newport
Phone Harbor -l02
1'>6tfc
Bay Front '
lt you're looking for the finest in
BAY FRONT at a reasonabld
price-let · ua tih ow you thi.:5
out.standing new 4-bedroom
31,.2 bath and d en home . Pano-
ramic view o! Harbor, fine
sandy beach, pier privilege.
Large enclosed patio, too many
featur e• to dt>scrlbe-May we
· show you? Price $59.500.
GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552
NEW 2 B DRM. BEACH 'HOME
1 BLK. TO OCEAN &. BAY
$7,250
FULL PRICE -TERMS
Har. 2~2 or Har. 2914-M Eves.
69tlc
BALBOA ISLAND
A Good Year d Home
Large Uv. rm .• dining rm .. 4 bed·
rooms , 2 baths, dbl. gar., good
hea t and fir~place, moat attrac-
t ive and on good street near
North bay.
NELDA GIBSON
306 Marine
Balboa Island. C&lit.
· Phone Harbor ~
. Newport Heights .
\i BDRMS, 2 BATHS. BIG DIN·
ING ROOM. ID'rlall den, spacious
··kitchen, service porch, fenced
yard, 18 x 24. dbl. gar. lp city
limill!I of· Newport Beach. near
schools and churches. Paved
streets It alleys aU ln & pa.Id for.
Sewe111 and utWtl.?s all in. ,See uu. fine family home at su.500.
'l'erm8. COSTA MESA REALTY
400 Eut 17\h St, Coata M-.
Phone Bea.con 6818. Tlc72 oJnge County's
Outstanding
7Sp75 Bay & ~aeb Realty
Hl!O Bal~ Blvd. ll&rbor l:IM '50 per monlh. . 11------------
.,
Modern redwood ·and glua
Two bdrm.· and .ervant'• quarUn.
--~-~~~-~~~~~
ONJ: BEDROOM SOUSE, 2 :rn.
uld. sa.1111. 111 . lllerrUl Place.
<loot& Ill-Pb. B!'\. -M. • I -li8tfC
THREE bdrm. large home, 1400
oq. fl. on Ii ~ .~· c1-
ID, complet<oly fOIJOed. PaUo en·
cloled, dollb.le 1 rar-.e. Tree•,
lawn.a, etc. A O. L raa1e at very
Ocean Front
3 .bedroom houae. Hu 11'
YEARLY UNFURN. 1 bdrm. apl. PLEASANT· ROOlll. Balboa Perl· ,
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