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oolld'wlU. tM 'alpPao and pla)'p<ft
oet, but I think 'It'» aboUt Ulne
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A mirror of ,U.. moot
npld!7 cleftloplJI&' --
al .th Clallrotnla llouUV
eoUtal Empl<o · oom•tlllnc'• ~ &bout a olba-tkm wbk:h Ml pf'Oit 1fftly been,._ ______ _..._ ___ _.
~I' wor.e 1or _... .
It concttm1 certain. actiftU,. on
Halk>ween, that peflOd devoted to
more or lea tnnocent chlldiah f\ln
an4 eome not...o-tnnocent actlvt·
ties on the part of oldlten. But
we're not concerned with lb&t to-
day. '
What we're worrieod a.bout ta
"trick or treat," a once Innocent
Activity which haa grown into a
monater.
Originally, kJda ln a nelg-hbor-
hood would eood-naluredly call on
adjoining hou.se:holdera on Hal-
low~n and would accept a 1mall
glft. such u an apple. and lhu.5
woUldn't play trtc.Q such u cart-
bq off halt lhe lawn furnltU«.
Thia went oa for yean, until a
modern note, prob&bly generated
by the Ch.k:ago ,ea.ng wan1, crept
In.
Today tbla childiah game bu
become a dtt-9 thil1g for hundred•
of home ownen. ,t·a changed from
a nlght for bobblng apples into a
ft.lgtlt when boUMbolden bob out
from behind baniCadee to see
what batch ol juvenile& Lm going
· to deecend on 'em next.
• Nowadays kida' from the diaper
se:t up through t.bole cutting their
lttth on JaJoPia make . like
swarm• ot lucuata. They have en-
Juged their a.cUvitlea trom •
~friendly neighborhood vtaltalion
into a mayhem -packing eve-
ning 11pread all over their own
home town anti prob&bW over-
lapping lnto the next. ll'• now a
M!ach for Loot. rathe.r th&n a child-
loh prank.
I know o'r one..: pa.rt)f -one
who'• calm Pven under stM:.h tire
and kept track -wl\o counted TO
viAlU of pa.cka (not lndivlduf.!a)
JQt yea.I'. A \at-ge and eJlperudve
'atock or applea_ candy, nut.a, etc.,
enought to handle the crowds.
And so there' were "tricks." too,
trick.8 which dictb't do the lawn
&nd Mrubbt-ry any good.
Moel of thls. at cour&e, can't be
blamed on the kida. Tbe-l:,1ka who
let 'l'm do It are responsible. Some
more than Others, !t might be
pointed out. as Iota or parent.a
have been eeen transporting' car-
loads of :Cleta trom. neighborhood
to nelghbdrhood tor their raids: In
lheR caaea the darlings usually
carry l&rge shopptn.r bags 'Or even
gunny sa~ to collect the loot.
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VPLUME XIl PHONE HARBOR 16111
Tlll8 W All WlUCCKAOE SCENE at Mo"411'U ""r.tlao H&llon.
Balboa Blvcl. and C-t Ht1b,...7. !<_,,..rt, ~ aftenooon.
alter· smubr.d Llnroln Hdan {tt11.ter) "'"* out Of ooe,trol· oa
b.IP•1'J', cru.brd over curb and lato •tMlon, rl,,.,_ .... t.Uee ,..
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SECOND ~GEST HOME OOMMllNiTY IN ORANGE tOUNTY > • ' ~
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' NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THl)RSDAY, OCl'OBER 18, 1951 · . . •.FOURTEEN PAGJ!:!I , .• .. NUMBER 3:1
pampo -..... 111-15 '* lat.a -1 -loft, -i.tl<riD&' Fonl oodaa. In _k........,_ Ttuck, Font and pumpo
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SUPERVISORS CITIZENS' COMMITTEE
OKAY THREE NAMES .FACT~Fl~DERS ,~~~~~.~ TO ·1>ETERMINE -NEEDS .
by the board of tupervtaora on
Tueeday to proceed with three
major hi&"hway proJecta .
Top priOrtty wu gtvrn the ex-
tentioo of BrlltoJ St. to connect
with Pallaadea road at Newport
Blvd., north of Coeta M:eaa, a.nd
widening of Paltsad~ from New-port to MacArthur Blvd. Ea:Umat-
..i coot of th• project lo $181,000.
Representative.· or Ne'4-port Beach civic and school otganizat!ona
lut night voted to ap.,aint a five-man tact·finding committee to de.
termine what new ell!'mentary school construction should be bullt
to hOUH the city'• rapidly growing' grade ~hool popula.tion. Meeting in the board room of._ ____________ _
Horace Ensign School, approxi-
mately 50 delegate• from Interest·
ed local groupa heard reporU
from achool otticlala and civic Ow~n Recovering
leadere who are concerned with F A t c h The Brilltol e:xterulon has been r·om the mushrooming growth of . u 0 ras In th• planning •lag• tor oeveral school attendance. It lw! caused
years. Deaigned to fUrnllh a new double sessions in 90ml'! echools in ""
north-aouth artery from the west order that additional clus rooms Jamea Edward Owen, or 1712
aide o( Santa Ana to the beach may be made available. Ocean Front, Ba.lboa. is due hon1e
communltle•. the 5.%-mile traffic· Fl N t hi thls woek end frorn Community ve ewpor arc tects were way wtII be conetructed with two to th fl din Hospital. Long Beach. where he named e tact-1p g com-
12·foot-wtde tralflc lane11 and two mllttee. They are f'aul Davia, has been confined !'!Ince last week
eight-toot ahouldera. Plane pro-p h 11 m e r El.lerbroek, Frederick end when he was one or tour per·
vlde for future wtdefting of the Hbdgdon, Gt¥>rge Und and Rich-aona inJU[ed in a spectacular auto
paving a.a trafnc requirea. p Th u crash in the early morning fog. ard leger. e quintet wi meet Sprenger aaid $100,000 hu been a.a a committee. 00 Saturday in Two cllf's )"ere involved ln a
appropriated tor the second-prior-minor head-on collit1ion .on the Plcgct"!I office to determine the tty project -improvement of Ka· ,..,.,.ct Highway, west of the Santa need or school ex:pa.nl'lon · aa re-'"""'""'JO'" teUa Rd. from LeJllngton Ave. In Ana J\i.ver bridge, Huntington fleeted by population growth; Lo• Alamltol to Huntington eJllating elementary 8Chool condi· Beach,· when Owen crashed int9
Beach Blvd. The 3 ~ -mile -long lions; the need tor more tacllitiei; the rear ot one of the previously
roedway alao la ptarlned to in· damaged cars. The WTecked ca.ra , what a proposed. buUdlng pro· elude two 12-root la.nea and two caught tire' and the Owen car and gram would involve on a. square eight-toot •houlder!I. It bJ expeet-the Robert Mtlea Carbon auto footage cost ba.sls. ed the $100,000 appropriation wtll were serlouaiy damage<!.
pay tor complellon or at leut the School Site CbMe.n Police· reports at Huntingtolt
portion of the road from Lexlng-These factors wijl be applied lo Beach aha" that the oi-iginal col-
ton to Hansen St. the proposed new elt"mentary li.Bion wa.s between a car driven
Third priority wu given to a school project for Corona del Mar. by Ray J&ckao.n, tk>U G&.J'dens, .a.nd
proposed Pomona • Superior Ave. At tt.8 la.at meeting, the &Chool occupied by Larry Meyera, 18, and
e.xlenl!llon of Harbor Blvd. in Costa board voled to spend J27 ,491 for Albert Beck, 17, both Bell Gar-
M.ea on' which Sprenger eaUmat: nea.rly 18 acres in an area bound-deru1 and tbe second car wa.s driv-
ed eom.e $60,000 woUld be upend-ed by Carnation and Jumlne en by !Rol>ert Miles C&rlson, 33.,
ed. A vea .. Inland or the propoaed sta.te and odcupled br"" Mra. Sherman
The Pomoaa,..8upe_rior link ia de--high.way, Elllott.j 26, and two otbera. all
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Td like to see trick or treat gel
back to where. It 9tarted, W1lh the
young'na staying in their own
neighborhood.I, where you know
lhe)C aren't going to do too much
dama,-e, treata or not. And I'd
like to 8et' •em, "When they ,-et
a .UW. older. get away tr"Om tbe ~.~OCClASHB ... ~peel to lte the et.art of the lone-A bond Luue wUl have•' to be Cotta e11& 'I)'&l,ler Park rellklen\a.
pro~ plan -1.o ~d -adopted befo..e a .new JOCboOl can 'lilre. t · -"tL ~ ,_.....__. --,,,.. you, tu4
tac t.o ba.., th< balcll ot
nltU~• on hand for the klda. but
I hope. u years go on. the parents
take heed and save me rrom buy-
ing the gttu: b)t the bushel!
After •talking about years ago
in Newport wtlh Bert Mille the
other day, '1te got to Wondering
what'e happened to Shorty Gun-
ther, and Bert finally recalled he's
moved up near Riverside, or some
such inland poinL
Remember Shorty ! He had two
lovea. Fishing and h.11 dogs. Pluto
waa hia main dog', a St. Bernard
just a little smaller than the city
hall, and ht'! t90k great pride in
· jahOWing orr that gtgantlc beast.
He also took pride ln lfOlng out
£n hla dory &nd brlngtng htlp'jew.
fiah, or black aea baa, ashore, to
be whacked up and sold or given
away u the mood struck him.
It's too bad Ulat he moved away.
We could !!till use ·our former
waterfront characters, even U'
we're going modern more every
day!
Young G.O.P.
Meet to Hear
Sen. Knowland
Mrs. Elva Wood.la.nd or Newport
Heights announCed • today that
Senator William F . Knowla.nd will
speak in Santa Ana on TUe8day
evening, Oct. 30 at Willard Junior
High School auditorium. 1342
North Ross 8lr~t. comer of
\Vaaktngton and Roa •trH:ta.
The· Senior Senator from the
Stale or Calftom.la In hll report
to th«' peoptei wtU diacWM "Ameri-
can Foreign Polky and lt'a [)cs...·
mestlc lmpllcatiol\a.tt
The mee'ting,, held under the
&U!lplces O( the 10range County
\' oung Republicans. w111 be held
at 8 p. m. 'Ibe meeting ill open
to the public a.nd t.bere wW be no
admiuion charge.
Robet't S. Ba.m8. ot Santa Azla,
pttaJdent ot the. On.np COUnty
Young Repobllcano hu ~ppolnted
s~r Bro.wnlnr ot Santa Ana
u gtneral chalrm&n for the evtn\'.'
lllno. El.a W-l•nd ltU -named cba1rmaa ot· lhe Newpor:t
area committee for~ Ule KDowtana _.__ ' '
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CAUSE ·S20.000 ·DAtttAGES
AS (ONE PERSON INJURED
·pOOR U. • CITY PiANNING .
Loi Ange.lea aa It wu and now..---------------
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la, Southern California u It
should be and ta not, wu toree-
tully depicted by Richard Neutra.
and South American countries
where city planning and develop-
ment brtnp rort.b gem• or beauty:
1-Jl -~.!l;~ .tJ>o main -At lut Jjljbt)I , mediruri-~ debto • Jep ,,._ . •
-Into of OOtlla M-Norton. ·~enr •ot N~rt cUhed oenre body \mliMI ..,.i
and bu tieeb. planned to . llnk up Harbor Cb&mber of commerce, chntll.!lo"' ·
with letb: St.. whlch wou1d carry ~t.ed to 'the ~member com· A .econdary collialon ~
the tra.tflcw&y to .Cout Hwy. mtttee that the elementary school when J . L. Blbeon, .20, of 412 wµ-
OppoelUon from Newport Har-board wa.e equipped to undertake JoWbrook Ave., Oomptqn, stopped
bor Hlch .:hool otticials to the the" fact-tlndln• study of achool to vte\f the nrat wreck and b18 '
use or 18th SL tor the tra.fflcway e:llpanaion need&;~ that It was the car waa craahed· into by another
through the divided eehool cam-board's duty. The 11ugge11tJon wu driven by T. o. Walker of Loa AJt..
pus ha.a broufht objections to the not ta.ken aa those present felt geles. No one waa injured in thie' A · ,ervice station. three of tta••--------------
pump.s and three .,automobiles and
a ~net truck wer't damaged in a
spectacular col11.sio; and rtre Tues-
day at the intetsection of Caul
Highway and Balboa Blvd., New-
port Beach. Only personal Injury
wu a. skinned noee to one man .
thrown Jnto the llatk>n, 53 yard!
f!'Ut of lhf" impact , whet'e' the car
sheart!'d oft three pump.. The
three pumps a.nd RoBll' car caught
It 11 the richest country ln the
world and if we have not the
money to do It he re, then that
pl&~ mll!lt be on the other side
ot the moon.
planned route. the matter would have more com· colltslofi. ,...
lndlcatlona ue that the 16th St. munlty aupport it Newport rest-•
Damage to the MobUgas 11ta-
tion, which WM the 9Cene or the
ac tion and the vehicles, waa esti-
mated by police at $20,00Q, ac·
cordlns to Kenneth Markham, •la·
tlon owner. It wu the worat tire
and cruh he had &tth ln 13 years
of aervlce station operation.
N~rt Ofticera D. R. Burdsall
and w. L. Ca.Mel reeon.t.ructed
the crash and attendant ti.re tn
thia sequence:
A car driven by Dr. Karl F'red·
erick Roaa. M)() Dlamond St.. La-
guna Beach, going ea.st on Cout
Highway's Inside lane wu thrown
out or cont rol wh~n It.a left front
fender was clipped by a Stal<'
Fieh and Game sedan cr08J!ling
over rrom the weatbound, lnald..:
lane. The state car wa8 driven by
Warden Fred Leland Venham.
6324 Almira St.., South Cate.
fire, Igniting a pa.nel truck owned "One day when automobile• art'
by William H . 0.rdntt, 74 7 North ers. no more used, a whirr or paollne
extension will not be started un-dent.II probed_ the project and Jet
til iruperv18ora decided d~ltely the 50-member committee report
upon the route. / back to their organizations. Thia,
Seward St Hollywood and a ~ Accept ing the challenge of will be uM'd tor a touch or scent
dan owned.0by Donald D. Andrew!! qualities. "wood &nd brick with and a telephone pole w111 stand
of 432 Ea.at l~lh St. Coeta Me8•· I eenUment ve~us steel · a.nd gla.u al the kitchen door tor senUment-
1 ' with Intellect.' Neulra gave a dis-
Chamber to Choose
1951 Man of Year Thc,_, wildly ca.reenlng Rau ee-1ert&tlon which combinf!'d hum<>r al aaeoctationa. Al~ys m&.n ha&
• hed • Inch pipe roof had an Interest In nature. He • \1an crua a 0 -w1l' acalhing crttlctsm Selection or a formula for de-
rt M h I th' tatio '• · tattooee his face' and be tattoos 8Uppo · uc o e • n , " outbern CallfOf'T\la l• the root termln.ing the "Man ot the Year''
painted metal IW'face alao caught p.rden of the world.'' he said. "It the landacapc. ch&ncinC the nat· for the City of Newport Beach
fire. la not poor u an many European (CoaUaMld oa J'aC9. I) who will recelYe the Chamber or
Be<:aUH of prompt nre ftchttng ----------------------------Commerce deatgnatlon U to be
acUon on the pa.rt of ~mce ,•la· CHEST WORKERS CELEBRATE 'COIDplled by dlttctora ot the lion attendant.I. City F)r• Entin• Chamber. Com p le t e confidence
Co. 3 had very lltUe to do other . waa given the two previou. aelec·
than f!'XtlnguJ.sh tlamca in the pan·· Uon•, Robert /L... Murphy for hi.a
el truck. • B•DAY CAMPAIG. N .VICTORY many year• ot generou• and ar-M.Y-ter7 Car dent work on behalf or the city;
"and Bob C&lll& for hi!. cont.tnued Cau8C or the lnltial colll&on,
Warden Venham told lnveaUpt· 87 Rutb Hill
Ing orncera, wu an unM!enllfied SuggeaUng that It be called a
auto which oa.uaed him to rNem '1'banka&ivtn,c"'' Wtead ot "Vlc-
at th~ Lnteraectton into RoN' tory" luncheon, Community Cam·
car. The physJ:clan'a sedan era.ab· paign Cba.lrman Fta.nk Unnell
f'd !JVf.'r a curb IJJto the station, I ded the theme tor the final 11mashing into a "r belng tilled aoutl . with ltU and tea.ring out the three gathe.rlng ot officers. maJon, cap-
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community wbo Understood. what
wa.a to be done and did it, he told
the group who met at noon TUea-
day at the Balboa Bay club. New·
port Harbor'• response. to the
American Way provea that &ollcl·
talion tor the Commun1ty Cheat
can be done with pride, he at&ted.
work in boy. circles and Commu-
nity Cheat. It wu detl!!'rmintd that
a fonnilla should be developed to
keep the ae.Iectlon on a hlg'h plane.
It was stated, would lead to bet-
ter public education on school
needs.
Next Meelln&' Oct. 29
"' A.Ji matter• stand, the tlve·man
aichltect committee will gather"
tact. concerning echool construe·
lion needs &nd report back their
findings to the 50 committeemen
Monday, Oct. 29, at a aecond
meeting ln Enilgn ecbool.
Helen Caenar, prealdent of
Newport Beach El e m e ntary
School P .. T .A., opened lut night's
8e88J.on and introduced Mn. FA.Win
C. Morgenroth, chairman of the
Women's Civic League education
and publicity 1committees, who
acted a.a chairman.
Mra. Morgenroth p r e JI! e n t e d
(C.Unued oa Pa«e !)
P9 pumpa wbJch were burled lG
Out ol Cootrol I feet lnlo the truek which wu
Out -of corrtroL Roa' aed&n wa.a be-lng M!rviced.
talns and field workers who put
the Cheat'a. drive over 1n eight
days.
Our thanks IO out to the enure
Mrs. Harvey Somera, preald~nt
of the Chdt. wt.o lnlroduced the
m&Jor• ·•nnounced that each area
had gooe over Ila · quot&: The
Cheot. Including pledgn. hu
$l8.217 In Ute bank. Additional
pledge, whfch wire reported at the
luncheon will pUt the percentage
owr quota still. hlaber I.ban the
1151J. of quot.a antliounced a wtrek
··~· Mn. Somera told the work-
era wbo corrt.tnue Ulla week their
effort ~o rMeh au ru!denta -
r<qUOAted ~tum ...U.. Thlo In·
surea the Cheet'• stabUlty to deal
with ""¥ •lllffl'"OC7 that mlpt
arl>e.
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~°" W. JohnJon. Ptald<nt of tbe °""'11'• eowity r~ o(
• Commuitl_ty ~ InC., --led
tJial.IM lwl _.., t.o ill• ~ . ' ' t.o find !J>o oe.t·• ....._ romn•·
la t.o ...... d ~ lbo -l7., Ott~ --"°"" b7 ~ ~~:4--
... pr-led _caw., -
ii"" -aad .JJl!lp Lia--,,...~·~ .... ._ p>ldplal.to! "-r.tliiln.
~ mojon -•P"'t-e -
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PLAYGROUND T
~250, FROM TREASUR
DAYS CELEIRATIO~
The sum of $250 was donated . . .
for use in Corona del Mar play·
grounds by rep~~µ,vem
;'\ .... , _ _,_ Corona del Mar BuSln.881 ~ . ' tloo. Cl'lic Aa8dciation and Ute • Women's Civic Lea.cue at a meet, ..
lng Monday nJght.
The • group received a report
that the recent, record-brea~
Treasure Days celebnition llhowed
a $500 net profiL The re.preaen.-
tatlves present decided hall tbe
sum should go for the play~
ground!!. It. wUl be adminlatettd
by a Joint commltlee.
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PAGl: 2 -PART T -THURSDAY, OCT. II, 1951
~ ·;~!'.:iuss _-a ·
• .£N-t.OCA.£-UD
' ' . Publlohod Oftey Tbuniltl1 at N"ewpolt -Cb, ClaW'lln1la.
Ofllce and, Prln~ Plant at 22ll Ba-B11'd.-Fbane Ji&""' 1111
Entered aa aecond"'(:laal matter June 11. 19'01 at the poet otftoe at
Newport Buch, C&llfo"11a;~del' Ulo Act of.Kaldl S,.1&'19. •
Jiu tloe JuCeot paJd ctft!91•-m lliio Nwpool -Ana
Second Larceet Home (Jo• .,._,. la on......_~.
BEN' 0 . REDDICK, OWMr and Publlahor
ROBERT F . WU.JMWI• a 1 rlr Men• ... ·
~ ALEbcANoER ~ ~ vn..-
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i.-i:wPOllT-a.\UMl,t. 'PBll88 . ""'7 n.,., 7 -
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In 0,...11" <Joun.ty, $SJIO per ,_.; Ii.Gt • m I' I (ti.--
montb5) (8100 lncludeo tbe ~BT·BALllOA 1''EW8-TQD:S •
Tueod&y) Oubklo the ......,.,. '4.00 per -,-.
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NEED MORE INDUSTRIAL PLANNING
This is the time of year when some local merchants
close up shop for a perioil of one month or more and de-
part for mountain or desert climes. ' Partly the closing is caused by the owner's desire for
a vacation after the busy summer months, partly it Is he-
ca~ .he feels he won't miss much business during the
winter period. • ~
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New Wool. -: · -. I R·se 't R . rk
coau L,~ ,,_C.: 11 JOU •.. . · I .0 . ~fll3 ._ .! .. I •'",'"'"-..__...._ ... -.. ...,,,, -•an. ""'*'':.Di •1 = ...... .,_ r·--
'. «rt. ... I FF• Ced u.t. .... r A. dlivre u.raucta UM: 'rwal ...... • :i-""9"~::-:.'°.-.~ *':! YOUR ~.;:i:.=...~~ ~_!ES , =11.1 ~~ ~':: CONC-IESS ::=~pi:ni:n:i:= --"""" 11"'1 otrtNCI Ida ~ u u mluiy wnten llave called
& mt111bor ot t1Je ell.I' Plaftr\lnll" ' Wulllngton :In Ille plUt monlha. m;;:;::;•
---'I'll• people are ·bappy~ilnil att l ·ICDubl'O<l< p.-ntecl m&pa · an4 eon..-·la ,deeply concerned at living well, although Ill.,., la no octol>or, 1~. 1111!1 •
rraphs lllowtnr Ille city plannln&' the mom•nt about a. kind ot aecu· ""°t !oellng of penonal 1tnleftol I wlltt. the A-.tlae ,,,{
conl\llt.ant•a conception ot the r1ty that ·baa little 0~ ·not.hinC to ln th.I! ~in KOrea. un1ela a tam· Ottl~ Management bu wrY .. ft--~· "'""• populatJon ....,.u;. do with a.r-. Jly hu .Omeone tbere: th~ the"' bem•ntly •""""""ed the lmllr-
1.be ~Ual .....,. ln10 wbicb -ii real tnt:ereet. and qQ.eaUom, at.anding pt.ctice of t.be ahltatioa.
1 It will flow and ellrollnlent P'l'}.: ..:!!:..con~~=...~ n....... 111 p ""ijer-cu?T.,t or fool· In buslneu letten,, cJatmlDg. ~
}ectlou. Be polnt..I out'U..t o..., _.,,.., ·~ _..o:; "'"-..,.. lag ui.t .... _,14 Mt h&v• barn wben / you -te. "Dear "1'. SO.' the D1al&'D achoo! hu ~ liar -....,.., ---......, r-c 11-e Q:Jll'; ~ -,_&n pl,llcy ~ ~ 11 of whl,i> .,.. f~ Gl'l'jllaD ag.,,... I<> -"dll!Etent, &Fld W .... ~ And-So,"-YOU &r• Mt re&llJ Ill --w bqJ!t. An au<lltortu"° wj$bll<>ld -lnl~ ,,._ Ill• I<> ._,'and inbre ~-ad· with blm and tllettrore W. tMm
• 1lllr'a'7 and ~· ;, bud n>CJ<lo 'ul!ll< If tbo7 _,..ch actlan "1ee ~ tllat wto~ Jnflu· of endearment la veey--wranc-It
...... Id. . liNr,1tey tor: Mtknll HCVitJ. eDOied tlie . .ataie De---....L...• In the seem.a like any a.uociGtl0-1 cf uy
r----~ 't pe_rm:tta the ~\.l..LlllR~ eort •bould have ~d.1dng mote l!llebrwk polnted out that rec-.. ....:A t 6......a.:..""' to-de.le t.e t.bi8 tut few yea.rs. · vttal or lmportant'to d.!tcu.U sa a onlll 1lllow the thne elementary ~ 0 "" __ , P . __
authority to any ot bis \l.Dde!'Uup • u.:: com.mun.ilia ue .-rowin&'· convention. These same people -no ~ an aet .up for 1~ pu· maltlfor a potent!al .,.,,.., al pra.:'. Induatry la thriving. Tbe cropo are doubt crtUclaed th• goVemmetit
pUi but &re aeWally IM>uaiJll" leA. llcally ... ry federal &G:""<Y em-planted an4 rtpen and att h&M1Ut,. •R""ncy that opent aeveral tbcJu8.
The 1!~ •"~dally .:~i::; plo~. ed, ID cpite of the OPS, and ~ U)A:: d• of dollar• ot your monef re..
ance ...,._.., WM ·l up , 0onlJ'8l}Onal crlUci.sm wu fm· Hydra-he.ded qenc.iee of Wash--CtnUy determlnins-bow tut and ~H~ftr&l'e~t::!i ett.1-rnedtate and ttequenUy abarp. ' lngt.on government. 'rhe people how long & gopher'• teeth wtll
. s.n. Briclctt tll>-OIUo) 111troduc· talk or talUoll. _Tbey are btgi/mlnr crow ,.iurtng II'• lifetime. Accor<I· :-led ~OOO ~ 1'bla ~': ed a bill (8. 2190) to re~ the to think Of. pnmibtt ~ Oil lng to Webater'•, Dear, does not ~ Witg. ~t. of tM executJve order. Be Mid tt I• cen-both party tick.eta, for 19'2. I say alway• mean endearment.· but
!leeway and normal reolde!)Ual era!)¥ rOC<JCll)zed U.,t cemordilp -:.~.!.,oal!I ollC<! bofq<e, drlv-could mean high In prtcea: ...Uy
• by the o.r....., Depull'""'t &Dd' !Jl!r. ,...,.._u -tlaern ~. ~ a or bljrhlY violued. Some ·or W.
cniwtb-Al-le Enera Cornml,IO)og, "mUft ~ -'ecDl4r "'°"' ·tts1""1w salutation Vo doubt mlght be YerY
N.,.· --·-be toler&t.ed In aplte · ot"ll>< 111, al>oolt the ~en.t ud I~ ad-apropos at' t1m.a.
•
• Actually, closing other than for annual vacatiolll!
exercise a weakening effect on the community and point
up the need for Newport 'Beach to have a well balanced
economy, year-round population and the resulting steady
business.
Part, or thla population 1nc.-evllable &bu.la." He strongly al>-ml111aUa1Jc!n; "'tl .. r to ilhooe I • Through long uaage, oometlllnp
will be aoJ.lled In tlle area around je>cted I<> gi¥1ng more tllan IO fed, r.-4 <WS)'• day Ill •. lbw _,U>ern aequlft a habit an<! c:Om.ct.i.-~ neow srwmmar ecbool 8Ue:, El-eral department. &nd 11fe11CW pap_erw., '1te would pf'Oba~7 be in.... regardlu. of wbether a group of
lerbroek aid, ~ tllat ·-no. "the ....,. power to aupp.-In· Jl<l!lllcaled by the ll'l!l and peraona would mtnutaly find !lawo
Irvine Comp&n,y bu lndlc&ted It formation." · ~ by the Intemal -"" In them. People do not alw&~ -
wW .ai aubdJNion land'' u It la Rep. BU:ewdl tR-Mo.) declared: Bu.reau! . ~ lnean exactly ·what they ay.
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•
Newport is, from a business point of view, a cham-
eleon-like city -· ruddily properous during the tourist sea-
son and. a little on the anemic side when summer has gone.
This need n.ot be characteristic always.
COUNTY MUST ·RAISE ' HOSPITAL FUND ALGNE
noeded. The new _,_ wpuld that .. ..a.cy la the ci...k or dlo· . Ky cryat&I ball ~ not t.dl me 'l;!tank roodn~ ! Wben th• waiter
crMle a demand tor ~ honeety." ~· Talle (Jl..la.) Mks yet who the candld•ta will H . In sa9•. f'Than.k you-\" If yau gtve hlm ~
build.In,-around It. be COlllended. he t.bouaht Jf wu aJptflcant that Wa.abJDgton it ii ~ for gT&nl-· a 19c pp, he ·probably me&na. "You
ll:nlltgn atated tll&t the new "the Ud of -""'Y is being clamp-td that Mr. Truman will run. In cheap\ ao ·.and· ao." ~ Alao I don't
Presently, something can be done if local businessmen
are willing to exert initiative and bring new plants here.
The area can use the added l!"yrolls that new commerce
Oran~ Cour.ty muat go tt alone, ill the word &oa\ ho Prancl9co
... u.. State Ho0pl tal Board decldtd at 1.. recent meellfts lo mall<
at that time, no allocatlorui !or bOlpital a.kt tn l!lilJu:tlaenl c::alltor::Dia,
outside. Loe Angelea County.
would bring. .
Particu.larly desirable now wou)d \,. the establishment
of more lig'ht manufacturing industries doing sub-contract
work for war work contractors. The area offers many good.
relatively inexpensive sites which could be leased or pur-
chased much more reaS01Jably than the same ground would
cost in light manufacturing districts in, say Pasadena or
South Pasadena. Both of these cities have a number of
small defense production plants. They contribute .JDUch fi-
nancially to the cities from the tax and payroll points of
\riew.
8" now a nf'W campalgn !or ... --~---------
flmdl to f'\lrni.lb and equip the N I •-IL
Hoa·,.. Memorial Hoepltal at N~w·8U I a .....
port Be-ach ta MOounced by John • .,._ ~
A. Murdy, Jr .• president of th.-(('.....,.... ,,.... • -v l)
hoepilal board. Murdy state:• that u.ral contlgurallon and all ll ,done
the local board hu about a million wtth mNllinC'.'
dollars to put Into thf!' 75 ~ hoe-lhidffw Uawtw
pit.al buildlnC" no""· 'l''f"ll under wa.y,
but will need the ht-lp or all blg'-"IL u.ed to ~ tbat man ~lect
hnrtf'd citizens tn Orange County ed. bis locaUon in virstn fomrt but
IU'ld otheni to ra.l~ the 1250,000 before build.Ing hi. bvt. ln cue
rtmd to equJp tlW' h011ptt1al com-local demom mJ,sbt object. tbttt
pletely.
To ca.rry on tht.s apeclal cam· WM • rtblal to placate Uw .tphit&.
palgn Murdy ha.a appotnted WU-Tbme people could be comidend
!lam F . KimPs of Orange Cout lea -~. and wtett than \\·e These small plants didn't, like Topsy, "just grow."
Their owners and ·operators were convinced by aound rea-
soning. Suburban plants allow employees to work and live
outside metropolitan manufacturing districts. They don't
have t o fight downtown Los Angeles traffic.
. Colll'ge. also a. director of the hOA-are.
plW. to head the dri~. A •tart 'Today the a~ l&kel lM
plaee of tbe demon.. The w~
dividtt 5elects hla location. plana
50-fool lot.a, cha.sea away any nat-
ural ase"ts. the birds and \he
bf'a~ts. He tears out the trees
and turna ll 1nlo a desert. Then
he plant• telephone poles and r i -
plaeea Aatura.I growth wt.th a
cri.cro.a ot wt..rH. It Jooka ter-
rible.
Decentralization of production sites is in line with de-
fense planning.
h8.ll M en made and the $250,000
budget hu been allocated ovoer the
eounty In a way that will bring no
burden cm IUlY community or in-
c11vidual~.
Many~"'" While no one living in Newport Beach wants it turned ''Wben we slop to count t.ll~ into a congested, smogy, traffic-ridden city. obviously the benefit> that will eomc with the
addition of light manufactaring buainesaes would contri~ opening of thlo fine •-Ital," oa10
much to · the city's prosperity. The city planning com.mis-Kim~~ '"the "°'t will be small In-
. d -·1 uld -·• t f " f'k I b . deed. To glve the campaJgn a s1on an city councJ wo 1·we OU 1rms I e Y to nng apeclal appnl, a. pla.n for "Living
industrial blights on th'e area. ~f<'mori.a.lB" h&..5 been prepattd
But it is up to Newport business and civic leaders to that ahoukl a.ttract everyone who
. . . . . . h1 lnleref'led ln mt.'morialisin~ encourage light 1ndustnal development if the city is to see ll()me d<'a.r relativt" or friend.
a normal, f(IOnthly flow of private enterprise <iolJars. "Living Memorials" l.8 lhc pres-
----• ent apJX'aJ, memor"lals that will
hf>nent lhl!' living, bring · a l&rge
meLWre of relief and comfor-t to
th(' suffering. while at Lht> saml:'
tlmt" paytng an ('ver-ju.!lt and liv-
ing tribult" to others.
BALBOA BLVD. WlDENING URGENT
Residents of Newport, West Newport -and Balboa.
should be constantly on the alert, and insistant that the
City proceeds with the plan announced last council meeting
for the widening and extending of Balboa Blvd., from 30th
Street to the Coast Highway. For nearly a decade now
that area has been sore on the vision of all passers by
because of the row of vacant lots on the inland side of
the road where the street was to have been widened. The
job should be pushed with all speed.
To aid in this "Living M emori-
als" plRn the public relations com-
mittee ot which Braden li"inch ls
chairman, has lasu('(I a booklet
which tf!.U& In \1rord a.nd pletu~
the story of the hoapJtal t nd lhia
"Living M~otiala" plan. Th c
booklf't p~ta lhe rappeal tn a
wann and friendly 9ptrtt and
should aaatst materially 1n bring-
ing outatandlng auccea lo a n!&l-
ly worthwhile cause. No appeal
can bt> more al.nee.re than one
wbich he.Ip• lhe living and ailtng-
whilc paying luting honor to
lhollle' gone before.
Chest Meet
(C...thwed from ....... I)
Citizens, however. should be alert to see that funds, major, Mn. Harold Ayre.; eap-earmarked by, the council last meeting, actually get into taln, Mra. A . S.mAr<I de SoUA.
Not only is the road badly needed for local traffic
easement, but, when the State begins work on the Arches
'averpass, Balboa Blvd. will be an important route for
sidetracking much of the traffic now 'riding the arches.
The na!'l'ow, congested Balboa Blvd. in this ares has been
uninviting. But with the widening program of 25 feet
carried out it can be a welcome addition to our pattern
of traffic.
this project. Money is now on band to move the howiea Balbo& Ialand: major, Mn. Nelda
blocking the improvement at 38th Street. Money is on Glbeon: captalno, Arthur Torrence and Kmn. C..thetine Kinter, hand for the purchase o f' the Marble property at 31st and Harry r.Wngo, l:uie1 H . Atkin-
Balboa hlvd., and still enough money will remain to finish aon, Ka.therln• suu.on. 81llrley
the project, the city engineer bas estimated. He ,bu aaid SporkuhL Col'On& d<I Mar: major. C. Lffter JOMO : captalne, A. K.
that he needs no approval from the state to acquire the Phelpe and lllmM. A. o. Howald.
property and move the bOUBel! with gaa tax money. Now T. D. Stewart. Jm• Major, John
is the time to do it! Pool•. B&I Wela. J . T. Kedft, E. . H. Van J:l>rtonber&",
• When this project is finisbed there will be time enough -.... ot lncfta-. In ..,P.....
: to begin on Newport Blvd. from Finley Stzttt to 30th. lion .,...,. la& ,_;, aome areao
•Since the cut-0ff road or\ 31.at ~ waa abandoned by ;:;,.. ""~ =:!. ~""'::;
• the city council there i.I 110 point in hunying the Newport 111 cll&rs• ot ~ i... &nd ~
•Blvd end of the improvement. Untll tbl'Ollgh trattlc ean IM<I • ~ ot 21 .....,.teen "'
be . te h ed . ,_, 'and . ti conr W. MdJon ot Nowport m . re , ang • qwc .. y converuen y to Balboa Blvd, -. Kn. Harold Ayno took
.Newport Blvd., is an nnipiportant by-way. o-u ....,.... for Ba7 -.. and
• • ( -· Kiie. . '
;'cITY FATHERS ON FLING · . 1
' City' Councilmen of Ne1rport Beaeh, their wives, and Letter to · ~ Eclftol'
•;hired henchman baye been enjoying neuly a week'• ·outlng :r~=\..J.. ,
•.at San· Francisc, largely at the taxpayers' ezptnM. 'Tia a ~-rt -b, Oalll'omJ&.
tunny thing, but when the ~ tape of Citlel Dear Jib. 11-..,· ' ,
t:n-"-b•'-' d._. __ •"'"~'-T __ ""-We -I<> tlllmlt '°" -,_ ~--~·" ..... ~-......... -,_c11 --tlon ......... 'fw ,_ 1k!D4 ·--a ;09uple o( years ago, only the Qty lhupr and oie -1a ~ lo ~ ..,_..,.,
~mcllman could find time to aftelad; ot ,_ "'"' , -,....t ~ .. But tim ... ,,,, _ __. .. .... •• ..__ 111111 9<1•'• 1111-. • • es ..-ve ....__ rOI\ ..-peet ••a:a. .....,... ,,_ ....,. •rr 1 r , •ta. wen ~ aamo organization'• --tlon U. bee!> lleld In 'tu ""'"" •••1' , •. --' ot citf San Francbco, .,._ __ -~-cnund'm " tbe ""' -.,., • ._ .. to ..,_ u.. ;z__ -· ----..-J----.--~ • ......-: "' ten .. a. .. ..,...
"Tht"re-should be an lnt~rpre
tatlon or landace.pe to individual
Interior df!'algn. Ctvt1lzalion today
brings a lot of impacts which do
all kind.5 of thlngs, thro.ugh the
out.aide, to human be.ings. Archi-
tecture can do, &J)d it doe.a, & great
deal of h&rm. The development of
our t"nvironment and lta spottinese
or progresa le appalling. W e hav(,
got to g1!'t used not eo much to
fac-ts u lo meanings.
''Fatigue t& a thing research
~·orker& have been interested in
for the la.at ~O yea.ts, what hap-
pens to the nerves and In muscle
textures. Oor dcsigna have much
to do with our habitation ; and
even the belt df design, banded
to you continually, produce.a f&·
Ligl.IC.
"I would not })ave the same
models uaed continuously. But
In all 1.he scene there s.houJd be
& cert.a.in harmoniou.a re.laUon. a
fltllns in.. But our parUal and
quick development h.u spol'6d the
pattern.. There are nl!w shapea.
new color combln&Uolls. A tbt
drive down t.be bouJeftl'd pioduou
a ~al strain which makes one
long tor green •l"'8&5 and blue
•k1e .. ··
Colo....i S~-u...i
Seoond pa.rt of the tec{ure wu
accompanied by the showing of
colored allde.. t.o. Ange.lea of 1~
yeara qo ahowed a town of tl&l
rooted houeea, each with Its own
courtya.rd. "And they crttlciae the
modem tor It.a flat roofa." Aid
Neutra. In Juxtaposition wu &
modern L. A. street, "It's hor-
rible." be aald flatzy and empha-
obed the point with. a picture of
• real e•late ottlce. houeed ln •
bu.., bulldog' e!11S)'.
vi .... or bl&' developmenta. 1aJd
out at rtcht anclM. '° man.y to
the block, ''In ud> yard. detacl>-
e<I pnp. • lolepbone pole and a
pi-bop can." ...,., -truted
with bu.uutui. &ow-ooe.t p&aMtnc
with po.ri<a. commll!llty W1ldJnp
and -l oentued. with no dan-
C'eroua croat.np for plld.ren.
"lt Le th• f\mcUon Of t.be &reJU ..
t.ect," Neutra .aid. "to eiteod the
habft.able ..,._ ot t.be wwld &om
tho .Anla(!:IC I<> the Qon'°'"
Even Illa cleaert can lie giY91
be&uWUJ arcbltactuno It' id6u ue
lilted tO 'a&t>lral oOclbnnatJon. ...
ald.Hep .. c:r..utlo~
,.,.. the a>all ..it~ -
a.ad --It .... ,,._,... I!, o11t•tD tree~" aait _,... :ret'
dee. .a ...... est....... Be
OOllqllMd u.. tallt ..,, ~
~------~ ..... ,....el WI =I Md
llJllt.
C#•Y attorney, city clerk,~ ..ch Hr, ad dti -....-. -1a -1 '* tr-. Gd. ob yea, the city ~ • .ii ~ set ~· we .,. _.. = , lb -or Mlr arr
T,rain ~ tationa wwe • 11iJ, tlle altJ'. "1, I ... -ti I .. -he t aw. Md ~ • ... -W = ~ ~ we'll. bet all paid ~ ,;. ot tbe ~ :,. ~';. ': ~=-;: :.11: ft ·-:i~~.1::-., -
Ocheqner'. AJJd. of COUW, tMre --elllte IDd ,_-I I ..... ~ · ..,. __ a -• t11t .. -
JllU and ent~ and car fw, and ao..,. llWIJ ._....;1!!.'!1111· • o1o-. Oil-•, --alb thin Farther the-----_..&I-~,.,,,._. ....... 'IJ'· n. • · er P. I -ae more~ meting. .R.tlt a.u, .._.. -la *lo•.W ..... •• 11 ..,_
•
I:
achoo! alte will be inalde Ille dty ed do.,. eveo u ~ l"l'l, In Wublngton. It 1ooka aa ll ~ that all the tadl.. In
limlta when lt la annevd • committee• are sitt.i.na' .. e.harga; Cl'! be were already ruhDblc•r Aa of T'e:u.1", wbO ~ · you '"Bone~, ..
hoped. Mn. Harwy 8omef'I uk-cornapUon ln the Tn.wian Admln'::. today, tt .look.I aa ti Smator .Taft mean you att a very .. sweet per-
ed whether the 1¥4 lwl to be an· latratlon." ; would. be the Repullllcan candl--or the ,fiuld collected by
H*d M:fore a bond 1-ue la voted Sen. Bebton CD-Conn.), normal-dale, tn. apite ol enel'g'eUO '1rorta bees from the flowep.
to W>derwrlte coot or the achoo! ly an admlni~ _,_ur, on the part or the I>emQCr&ta lo t.11 Th~... f""r Frfendly Ford
proj«L ICnaJp aaJd. "No.'', p._.. the appoilllm..,l I<> a the Repuhtlcano wtooJj> they, the Dealer, Tlleollore RQblna, uy-
Some dilcuaaion cent• red h1ch _federal poa;t of a '""P,eoPie'a 'ad· Democrats. would like the Reputr lnC' Good-bye 'tit ne,rt week.
around the bond lMUe Which vocate" to-fl&'lrt for tbe releue .. ot Ileana tct nomln&te. 1 CCNl4 add, · ?
would be · neelted for the .Chool intonp&tiari to ~e publtc. 1n aplte .al90 ot peretatant propa:.
con.atnactk>n. >.. eum in the neta".h-Sen. Mood.)' \15..llicb.J, &190 nor-IJ&nda. al8o of DemocraUC origin,
borboOd or '500.000 ts believed mally a.n AdmtniatraUon supporter that 'Senator Ta.ft would. ~e an
needed. according to unofficial and a former Wublngtdll corre-excellent Pre:aklent, but,. he just
Hllmate1. En..tgn said a •pedal .spondent. 9ucgest.ed eelectJDg a OO'Uldn'l be elected f thi&, of a man
elect)on mtgbt be actvtable for group of Waahingtdh Dt'\iimpaper who hu wor\ e.viry cam'"algn,
the bOn~ u the matter might men lo help ~ Admlniltr&Uoii a,gainJlt u rough and &.1 tough OJr
Norman Mi ler
to Address
Pro Amenca Ket lost ln a general elecUoa. Nest draft a aecurily eode. poslUon u any candidate ·bu had.
@lectlon will be In April. Almost immediate.ly after the There a.re nwneroua "favorite Pro America will .meet Friday,
However. be:tore a bond \Mue LI White Hou.-order wu ~ an .-ona." · One of tbeae could 11tep Oct. 26 at 10 a . m . lnrPilgrim Hall.
undertaken. p-rellmtnary plan• Ot:tice Of ~ 8t.ablllz.aUc¥t otq-into the nom.inaUon tn. an lm-CoJ;On• del Mar. Norman Miller,
and .pedftcat.JOD9 for new cdn-cial Jnued a direc:Uve torbiddlnJ .puae. Al t.be m~ theft a · no chairman or Young Republlca.na
atructlon muat be drawn, ~ ,ap-rdeue ot any lnfonnatJon that lmpu.e. KY own mtrid, on the tor 7.fth dblt:rict, 'Will lfe speaker .
proved by the focal school boOd, mlpt •·emt.rr-U." OPS. subject. is llWl open. ? hope that Hi.s subject, ·n.e HighlJghta of
by the •at.ate and varto\111 ~ When wqrd of that reachcc! CY.i· Ute ent.hu.si.utic . noiDine.pickere Election L&wa. There will be a
acenciet:. Bids-can be called.. for grea, the bombs· of cnfk'l1m r,f will 1remember one-l.bin.g:. 'the round table dllicussion ._rterw&f'Cls.
on the project after mon•y is the Pree'tdential order really bepi; ~paigp wtll Wt about eight Mr. Mui.er wtll give suggestions
available. Earliest date the pro-to burst. The \Vhlle Rou.s..! i4J.;ckJy weeka; the job Qf saving lhe Re-to help efforts timed to action on
~ new school could be com-rescinded tbe OPS directive. But publk: Will Jut Cor·eight yean. It the lova.l level. 'All women ln-
pleted was estimated at Septcm-Congress already hld gotten a wtll be the . hardest job ·evec un-terested in protecting the A.mert-
ber. ·l~S. · tut(> or th\ngs to t·ome u.,O<'t the dertaken in this nation. can way of life are urged to at-
\.aluatton :nM"'9.8.-new Executive Order. It can be dorie Only by the •tend. • Nor were the CongtC?.1;.Sional . . · EhstPi told the meetin~ that Ill lllfled b .... ... . people. not by any nominee, of any
the 9ch0ot"dbllric\'• a.ueaied vii~ er_ ~·~mo · y ~ ..... rumjlllS party. -Tbe--electten-ia ·-1~~ wW
uaUcm hu Jumped from $9;2f2~000 announciment at"h~ n~ coater-'deterrftlrie, nat which patt_Y. wtJJ
tn 1e38 to a. preunl $40: niWton. ""!.f the qUJer d•Y that Jld' woUld ha.ve a President in the rc!mOlle:lled
Ill change the order If expmence White House, but wh•l ~nd of Tbe fact-ttnd1n1 .colJlll\illee w · "'arranled. . tn lt. hA · ~ .~··
determlne how much money ean He o.ttempled to justlfy the 0;. fOftl'n en ~ ve. .
Dr. Von KleinSmid
to :Acldress Mesa·
B0oster Body be borrowed on a bond issue derby saylng It was needed to pre· The .Uni\ed States was founded
aga.Jn&t lhe &•ssed '•aluation. elude publication of military sec-on an ldee. we accept cuually Dr. Rufus B. Von KletnSnUd,
The &Uperlntendent a• s e rte d rets. But hi3 critlci were aware now, ·but which wu B"f&nge '&nd cbanceUor or the University of
that aueued valuation figures that the State and Defense df:-new &t. the time ~ the .American Southern cautornia and moderstor
bave ri§en with populallon gro\lrth partmenta and Atlimic Energy Revolutio~ and ~e French Revo-I of the teleform progTam. will be
al the rate of about 'one million Commission alreagy ._po1Jse&JI un-~u~lon. It 111 the 1c:tea. that govern-guest ig>e.al<er at ~e annual Co8la
dollan per year cturlng the past limited authority to protect the ment comes from lhe people, and Mesa. Chamber of Commerce
d~. nation'!!! military &e<'n:,llS through ~ey reta.tn . 90Vettignty, y1eldtng membership dinner, Oct. 24: at 7
"I t we Increase Sl,000,000 a cen1<>rsl1ip.. nghls or dut1es lo tfle gove~ent. p.m. In the Frtd&y Afternoon club.
year in a.seeued valuation, thls Sack or t he Congr~sional dU!-as the}· choo;?e. The legialative Se.l.lm F'r'anklin, preeident of ~e
give.s m the possibility of invest-taste for the PrnldentJ&l order body. in ou~case, the Con~, loc&l booater body, annowices th&t
ing '50.000 a year In aohools, En-were several important fac tor3: '-'"U the mouthpiece. of the people; the theme of the: occulon will be
sign said. "\Ve're allowed to l . The abhorrence ln our Democ-U;te protector of these eOverelgn a ''Salute to Education." Dinner
spend 5 per cent of 'the val'uation racy of any 90rl of ceMor.shJp of tights. ,_ muatc wilt be provided by Orange
on capital outlay," inform.aUon for Lhe public ... xc"pt The previous theory of'g-overn· Cbut college.
Thirty-five loc&I orgllniz:atlons where absolutely necesaary tor ment b&d been bued on ,the "dJ-AJ)t membere and guest., are
were ttPre.aenlt'd at last night's reasoiU of military M'CUrtly. vine right of kings," and when urged to attend u an expretmlori
meoetlng. All city groupa a.re 2. Awarenua that there Is no Louis •aid, "L'etat, c'eat moi!"-and ,recogiittion or Costa Mesa's
urged l o &end repreaentati'tn to real conllecJ.ion between the act-the State. I am· the State, ·he wu growing importance u lbe educe.-
the Oct. 20 n'\t-eling. Mre. Morgen-ions of the majority of federal voicing only the accepted theory tlOn center of Orange county,
roth announced. Among groups agencies and national security In of government of bia day. It iB tm-Franklin a&Jd.
repreanled lut night were: Wo-ita real sense. portant that we reall,ze thle. A ----~--------
men'a CtV1c League, P.-T. A., Co: 3. The celerity With which most government founded on ~uthorlty
rona del Mar Ctric A..ocl6tion, federal agencies diacovcrcd, t ,or from a free people, is nQ! the ~e
Young G. 0 . P .. t.onta Club. U-pl.U'p0.6e •of obtaining larger ap-as a government dJ~tatins-to the
brary Board, Pro 'America. propriaUona, that their routlne op-people, regulating the people. It
Hellenic Council, League of Civic e ratioas \\•ere "vital" lo national is not a paternalistic government,
A uncM.liona, ltlooee. Elka, Ex· defense. · This breeds fear in Con-nor a welfare governmenL It la
change, Klwania. Rotary and Op· gress that lh08e agencies, eapecl-not, in truth. the klnd of govern-1
LESTER & BECKl!lll, D. D. &
QENTISTRY
llmiat clubs, Chamber Of Oom-&Uy when encouraged by the new ment we have in Wa..shington to-~7~ Newport Blvd., Oostalifea.
me.rce. Balboa linprovement A.a-Preaidentl&l order, would be ju.rt day. ' I
I lb Bu I • p f l al Medical Bldg. Beaeon 97G2 »oe. at n, s ness • ro e.ss on ae eager to uee the preteJrt of their Just what fUndamental differ-
Worrtfll, Elem~ntary •ch o o 1 a, importance to national defe.n.e to eoce is there between -Lo~ con-~ It Bay Ave., Baibo&
E'Jbell Club, Central Newport A•· '4ilhhold lnformaUon which mlghl fldent in hie divine right. and u.y-Barbor 327.J
eodatlon, S!)ore Clift Auodation, encounter adverse public reaction. ing lh&t a king could do no wrong.
PI an n in C' Commialion, Park, There la a.Uio the fact that the nor his courtiers be cTlUelud, and :'-------'--------'
.Beac:h and Rffreation Commb-PrestdenUal order highlights an-a Pruldenl who says, of men ac-llOBTICIAN
lion and We•l Ne\\'])Ort Improve-othe:o of the dangen of tbe aort of cused of bnbtry, of aelling lnflu-1..-----~~-------.
m ent AuoclaUon. • 'bl t" th ,,. BALTZ • 'ORTUARY · g governmen al ·-grown ence, of mink coat>, and bought m
up in Waahin.glon during the 1.ut patronage, that these are all hon-Lady AttmclM.t
uo·~-matnoa,.,
OORONA DEL lllAll.
olOLL Y .JRS. DANCE 20 years. It.a growth bu found orable men and women, just that \
'I'hlrty two Jolly Jun.ion, ·dance Congre1.e delegat.lnt more and "l.bey have done nothing Wegal."
club of .U.:th. .even th and eJ.P.tb more aut.bority, via aoo.e.Jy written 'l'hb le the dedldon to be made I
(T'lldaro, held thel~ October porty leg1alaUon, lo t b • ExocuUve in 19:;2. Mfl>Ope la that U.., wt.no ,.,_Y •""inc at Rqan'• re.-br&nch. wilt look· lo the ~bl yan, and
taurant, COrona del Kar. I>eccri-Today ~ -a altua--Ollly to t2le ellllt weetu ..
Uonl and fa.von were in BaJJo.. Uon when aupPnakJn of. mu.ch ·
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Dorotby 'o -pff d&Dce curtty may ·Plt•Ollt ~ It·
tUtruouaa a.ad Ulen 1ff9N. ....,,,., aell, u well .,. tM 11•e"'1 pUbUc.
D~ ~ then WU a iron> loamln&' oudly -UM Ex· tru1 or hone" op11i.. rn c11arp ecuu... _..,. an, uotng tbelr
for u.a •-1111r wve -· llaiPl' -autborit,.. Dwt....,.. a,,.. Xinltmua. WU· -~---.--
,_ l'ridllam, Nler Welpa -a_ --Opportwilt7 la lmodd•r .In ¥n. .._ ct.•u1ru:u ADS. -
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Sunday Reception for Burt Procter.
jigned by Cowie Art Galeries
By Wloiln>d l!Mbre
:eurt Ptocttr Corona .del Kara I vert.!eing agency for meveral yean.
dow-apolten. ~ wOrJting utltt. Bat between tbe tMe be ....
ii a buey ·man theee daya. AU ern.Dda and achlewd i.• •wn of ..
about th~ atudJO are canvasse3 flee, be "got Itchy' feet and pucked
which It la best to pick up by thelr oft to Arizona... 1 .. uere, 'he aaya.
frames, for ~ paint le apt to be lwl "wottc_ed for 1lle ll>'f'erru\1enl at
attll W'Ot. An ..,id!_ procO--~ -ldokecl "'°Wld o< u.em epjlean on the -1 In ~. P'ldally tile amlllUon
the ~ter of "'e attn.ctJve llltlz hue btt me .-cl_ I 'Clllml '-'* and
aide atudlo, for they are deetlne<I .,,._ tlle OCftoe.''
r .. tlwlt "'heaven of all good paint-tlla ear.er ..... lnteroperaed
en," the Cowie Gallerte1 at the With varioua outdoor actlvtUea.
BUtmo•e ll'otel, Loo ,Anll"leL ~tually he ''Wanted to be a bl(
Southern Call!ornlans for quite shot and went to New York."
aom" time ·have been conslatent Tbere ke had ~rioua eervtcee,
buyers of Procter picturea. After ultlmalely becomlng · art director
the tint or November they· will of the Lord, TbOR1-. and Logan
get them rrom .f..he Cowie Gal-agency.
lerlea. tor the ~•t has received Fed Up WlUt N. Y.
we.II earned recdgnJUon. "'I finally Cot. fed up with of-
Natu.re'a Scbool fice . work and leaked out, came
Procter pa.lntJI, not in tradition back to start painting. I got
of any ttchool, but from his own 1na.rried and went to llve on the
love and deep undet-atanding ot desert, ldcked around, dragging
nature. plus the •kill ot excellent my wtte w1th me. She didn't mind
training and years of work. Ria It a bit. Then the war Ctme along
pictures are good from a techni-and we moved to Corona de! Mar.
cal standpoint, and pleastng to All through the war I wc..rked as
the layman. ship carpenter at the ulcl Victory
The sea and the desert are his yard. Since then, l have been
torte and he peop1ea them as t hey pa111ting." ·
should bt?, with a lonely rider, a The Procters have one child,
single fisherman. Once in a while Virginia, 7. She pa:nts, "'a.ll chil-
wlth an lndlan ma{d or a pa ir ot dren do," say1 her tathet". "If she
young lovers. One of hi.!! lovelieM wants to be an artist, I can't stop
scenes has only sea gulls flying t.er: if she doesn't, l can't make
over a broken expanse or rocky her."
ma.mtes and quiet waters. He has In concluding, he says wist!ul-
to his credit one noral, pale asters ly. "Ir I had been able, I would
in a blue vase. He doesn't seem have thrown painting away and
t o know quite why h e painted it, been a tramp." A tee ling that can
but It would grace any wall. be echoed by alm0.111t anyone with
Perhaps the rea.M>n Procter a. great love ot nature.
canvasses have M> general an ap-On Sunday an.emoon and eve·
peal can be fountJ in the artist 's ning or this week Procter will
bWn life story. g-reet friends at an oµen house In
A Glouees~r M&n the Vf'ra W1Uiama • Thelma Pad-
dock Hope Patio Art Gallery,
313 ~ Marine Ave., Balboa Island.
where his pictures are hung in
what will be the last local show
He was born in Gloucester,
M&J:I.~ .. but the family soon moved
to Chicago and there he studied at
the Chicago Art Institute. It was
30 years ugo that Procter came to
California. He had an idea he
wanted to be a mininb engineer
and (·ntr reJ Stanford university.
''It soon lla\l.·ned on me," he says,
"that if I ever got to be an engi-
nffr, I would be a punk one, so I
started running erra.nda ro. a
commercial artist tn l..o8 Ange.lea."
He studied at Chouinard Art
school evenlngB and 900n was do-
ing con1n1erclal work. He ·had his
own office and was a one man ad-
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Bf'acon 52~ I ...I
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Orange County
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ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
U&"hUlig fb:turu
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HARRY M. WHETSEL
411 N.-wport Blvd.
~ta Mesa
Phone Beacoa 11%9
Superlative
Dry (llmn•nc
for a long time.
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Shower Honors
Bride-Elect of
!..Peal · Policeman
Don.a Irene Dsvtdaon of Fuller-
ton, wu honor gueat on Oct. 10
a t a pl"l'-nuptlat sho'f{er at the
home ot Ann Delligatti, 616 Mar-
guerite avenue, Corona del Mar.
Ramona JaapeT" ot Corona dC'I
1.far Wll3 uststlng hoetcss.
On Wedneaday, Oct. 29, Miss
Davidson will repeat vows In St.
John's Lutht=ran church, Orange,
with Leroy J ohnson of the New-
port Beach police department.
Keyed to the bridal theme werf'
dPCorations for the beautifully &p-
polnted afta~r. Gift.a, each wn.p·
ped to seem prettier than the last,
were piled on a table underneath
a frilly \Yhite parasol. Tiny p&ra-
"'ols adorned the table edge.
Appropriate games were playe<I,
first Prize bf>ing wtin by Donna'•
. ~antlm othcr, tcel Thom~n or
Oceanside, w_hile second prlze went
to Josephine Eller ot Balboa Is-
land.
The refreshment table waa ~en
tered with a pa ir ~f ¥rhite bells
and tall white tapen. Plaee mats
were . or white lace and the ser-
vice was or glcamlhg cry9t.al and
silver.
Guests included Lorraine T odd
and Betty League, aunt or the
honoree, Santa Ana : Toni Doane,
Virginia Brown and Josephine El-
ter, Balboa bland; Della.Ray, Al·
ta Patterson and Priscilla BtelT.,
C08ta Mesa : Phyllis Hopper , Bon-
nie Brady and Helen Maclejewkl,
Corona d@l Mar; Audrt:y Cottlf',
Newport Beach and the honoree.
Oklahoma Family
Has Reunion Here
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond BurTOwa
of •Oklahoma City arrived last
week end lo make their home In
the Harbor Area. They are guest!
or Mrs. Burrow's stater. Mrs. Leon
Fersuson ot Newport Heights.
Onl)' three weeks ago a third
sister. Mrs. Henry Head, her hus·
band and two chlldren, came to
California and are eatabllshlng in
Santa Ana. A family reunlon waa
held Sunday, the family group
augmented by pre 1 enc e or a
brother of the women, Pvt. Wally
G. Kerr ot Camp Robert.. In-
troduced tor the first time WU
his brtde. Juat an1ved trom Hueo.
Oklahoma. Tbe couple were
guests tor the Wffk end of Mrs.
Ferguson.
Mo llie Fenelon
is Hostess
to Book Section
Mrs. Eugene F-enelon wu ha.-
teas when members of Ebell club
first book aecUon ptbered on Oct.
11 at her homt, 1721 Miramar Dr.,
BalOOa. Serving u &Mlottn!J b ...
LI Do teale9 were llmes. Harold Ah·
rerult, Bl'Uc• McBride and T . Bcml
CL&\NEBS Seeley. Mrs. 'Mabel Smith re'l'leWff .,.. Nowpon m..i. · capture 1n the R,ye and ~
OOS"rA IDlSA Slle<ly pve a abort resume o(
-6-.J Tiie White Wan Retuma.. by Kellll..
W• ---OW11 ""'9t N-lllfftlna wlO be on No-.. I al '==========;=~! the "°'1Je of Jln. O>lla Btf*n. ; fll!YBboru._~~~~-
PAINTINGS N&WfilCil W<Jn1
By Burt Proc:ter N••ro<t Bw"Jt wens will meet
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Women of -Moose PA6~ '3 ~ PARt ... -THUlSDAY, OCT. II, 1951
Plan, Christm,es . -!"P:::-:t.a.p•·._.s'-.,. 9 for Ct."lc:Jren · .~:~-: -... i'I ~ . -
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u.o lt~ -Qoaptw ua, w-or u. ~held 1a tM
Lodirt Hall et N-Bw:b ~..-qor~u,~
-.. -for Uie• -11&1 Ctl-u part,y (or tbo cllildNli
ot llleoHllleart.· k:t ate Porter, Moo11~wt chairman. la~
of thle atf'elr at wblcb clothlD&'
&nd • ....... u.-... ctn. .... _ ..
ed by ----to be •••ped \
--1 to Mooooi--t belan: ~ ..
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"PEBSUNAL. . -
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Ruel Heokltt.Ol'll, a new mem·
..... .... -appolilted -miaklnrcllainRaA.
. Myrtle H""'J)llny, Argua, re-
minded Ute ·co--workera that the
Red 0..... Bloodmobile w1ll be In
N..,pott ThU.-y, Oct. 18. ,
b:ptw:ta ui ·lllatillUca ten ,.. tMl Mal I * 1e4c'a In ~ He
...l'lllc °" ~ ten ,...... --nret Patton Of ~ loco! cMp•
f<Nriba ·or u.e ~ m tllit ter Gt •• twim aar: .. • O.irty~
COml.try hl.•e mawd .ad. di I IMI d e&19e M· 1-. and & tnem+
BURT PROCTER, ~ •del Mar artlAt \\'Dfb o n one ot his famoaA W'fl9tenl pa.iat1.aP· m.u.ned for
the l,-..,,,.lt> Oallt"riee at the Blltlnott lic>i&. Los A.a ceW& Prodtt bu betn Mp.eel by Co\\'ie •for;".
<'lus,l,·r MilMt. <Press Photo)
Will • H \\'llliamson suffered the ampu-
I 1amson Ome talion or a leg •tte. a blood ctot
Over Weekend !o•ml'd as a reoult at an Injury.
Harry \VilEamson, former ,_fay-j He ls reported ln high splrll! and
or or Newport Beach, retired Navy anxloua to be perrn&11.ently relea.s-
man a.00 resident of Balboa, spent cd from t.h.e hospital where he gays
the Ia.st week end at home In Bal-he rut.. had the ~t 'of care.
boa after eight weeks ln the Long · The r011rter mayor ls a veteran
Beach Naval Hospital of both World War l &nd ll.
ARTIST VISITS HERE
Rolf Armstrong,· famous New
York artist who has been in
Hawaii for a Year or n1ore. ha.a
been gucet of P erce and Irma
M&.rplea •in.cc his .return. Laat
week he left ror New Yor~. Mrs.
Marples ls aJ.ao planning to travel.
will leave In N'ovc mber for a tour
of Europe.
NEn· MEM"BERS •t the N~rpon Barbet' Auxl&lwy ef the a.lldren'• R ome ~lety of ('allfomta.
• Vl'M"e gk'eft "'"*" .. *' at a ln:9dleon ln Baaoa Bay cllab. ~. Jen t<> rt~ht. an-Mns.. \\' .. -'\. &rts.
'\rttt'"-pretddent; Mre. Pawl llleore ~. Mn. ECwW'd Blrtta and Mn. Sel"'"Y" Graham. "*'"' m("m-
bPn; and P1t9ldt>nt MrL ~. C. Martin. Not Mown hi Mn. R Payae Thayer, anotllrr •e,,· member.
(Photo by L Mull)
At the close of the meeUnr,
Balle Porter, eoclal ch&lrman tor
·thQ ~g • .aerved retreahmenta.
TM bowling te:ama: ot the Wo.
men ot ttie Mooee, and Ule Mell'•
Lodge, pla)"!d match gamm SWI·
day ewnlnr. Qct. 7 at ... Van' a tn
Costa M~sa, With the' reault that
the men won two games nn<.1 the
women on e ••me.
La.st Tuesday evening Junior
~gent Clara Leach'• team won
all four pmee against Rlehani'a
Market te&m, and Gulde Nickie
Edgert0n's te&m tied with tbe-ir
opponent.a tt!e Ftehlng F1eet.
Monday evening, Oct. 8 , the
\Vilma Corbin, Flora Vaughn and
.1uditlng committee, compoaed or
Olive Miller, met at Recorder
Vioia Cornecl's home to n1ake the
regtlla.r querterly audit of the
Chapter'• books.
Sam Emmes
Honor Guest
at Sunday Dinner
Comtng back hete to live was
good news to the sailing fraternity
from Sam Emmes, wh·o waa hon-'
or gue!lt Sunday evening at a Sun-
:lay night dinner at the Balboa
Point home or Boots and Roy
Keene.
Sam, just back from a slx
months trip to Tahiti, caught Isa-
bell Belyea's Jada, just u it aalled
from HonoluJu to Stockton. The
boat was returning from the
Trana-Pacific race and Is said to
be .up tor aale.
Emmes will be here this week,
sailing back on the Lurline. When
he returns Mrs. En1mes and the
ch!ldren wtll be wit-b him, It i8
understood that he and Clyan Hall
are plannlng to open a buainese
--at leul ~ Sam -of Al --·lo llCtlw in It~ inay -... a -ti--·--. -... put O&I _..t Iott lie 11ao -'Uou Pr11U•t Of tloe Orange OOUnty
one -bl be~ otll!,..... a.u.en Qrdoe\el"', and a fllrmer
l'1 Uoe -CCJmlllunlty Itri --<It -own ~ or
-....! -u.ctlng pl\omllln&' °"""""""· W!th all Wa, he atill --Ung. . -1· --1111 __ , -fO< alba-
. From Ilia tint ebop 'tn IBalbOa_ ...... .aJld 11MUtin. Atoout U>e tlm•
kJl'I '• bliimeite fiat grown! tO .... )Cu 1"fJ&d thl!I, k 'U be up m r..o)o.
Cl9de a·-moi>·.t.'49:1 -<sOtb t&do tf1'inr to -t ~ K. In
Street ~ ~~· ~ wblcb lloatbl' the family'• first elk of
bu -ll<edquo?ton "'""" labll· t1>e• l''''". ilt)r, 1951, plu a wa~ in We; at l'!_ewport Ralbo& Federal
port.a Mesa. 1'hls quall!iM Sam S.vinp and Loan are proud to •
u a travelling man, witb three 'hb.ve handled . lhe finan~lnt: fo~
ahope and eight trucks now oper-r.;i.a.ny a house m \\'hich Ktn ~fRtben
a.Ung. has inatalled the plUmbtng and
Kin4father Plumbin<f''s business heating. We're also grat1_ful tor
• th' t t nt ff'OfTI Barn.· "Your growth s~aka for the qu&l1t; uf 1s s a eme ·
bis work-·iuu:J · this is duJ!' t" thr cooperation and ·attention to de-
men Who do the wot'k. His !ll?nk>r t.11.il QVer at Newport Balt .... F e<l·
employee bu been With blm ri.f-1 el"&! helps • k>t tn cornp1<'tmg a
teen ye&ra three others tmve a job on 8Chec:1tale. Our busineslll with
t1W'lve.yea:;_ recOf'd wtt.t, \ha ffrm. yOu h&a •lwa.yt ~ a~ly ha.adled
a'9d the w..t man hired Will soon t·-~cmething we .~pprecmte And al·
comp&e'be h¥ ~th year, !bey like v."11.yr;: remember.
to work (or.~-'
When ht. l!Ulrineas day .lo done, NEWl'Ol!T BAI.BOA
S&n1 lltlll 'tindtrtlme I<> be a leader f ( 0 [RA l SAVI NG S
in club activities. Com~~ A.NO LOAN ASSOOATION
ber, he'll step in ~orshtp_tul ,. ~ ,.,Ulf,_ ,..._
Muter of the HarbOr'a Set.taring JJJI Viii UM ...,._ l500
Lodge, one of the ta.steal growing NCW~T e&ACH, c~l"OttH•~
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later on. Beautiful color pictures 1 11~ ~t~~~~j of Tahiti were •hown by Emmes
at Balboa Yacht Club.
Dinner guests lnctuded Entmes
anct Vivian W .. bert., who came tn
Saturday on the Nordlce ; Mari(; I
Kimball, Carol Miller, Mr. ~d
Mrs. Galvin Keene and Mr. and
Mn. RUBtel Bangert.
Other came afterward for
movies, cocktails and buffet sup-
per. lnclud~ were Mr. and Mrs •
Owen Ryburn, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Beckner, ~die Eader, Mias Lee
Stapp. A.s.Rft'lbl lng in the MHnptll
roOJn. ttie gTOUp made. a gay pic-
ture ~n thefto aioha 8'1trts and a-
T"Onp. N-ea.I al'ld Sam played their
ufuletes and eome ot the gir~
danced. Sam's Tahitian picture11
were h ighlight.a ot the eV'ftllng.
Pennies for Baby
Shower for Mama
One youngster who ha.,-a piggy
bank f\lll ot pennies although he
(ot ahe} hu not yet arrived on
the scene, is Baby Finley. The
pennies were finea collected when
Ba.by'a molher, Mrs. Lyle Finley
(Ruth Herahey) WA.3 honorl gueat
at a atork shower hostesaed on
Monday, Oct. 8 by Mrs. Hub
NOW! SPECIAL PRICE TILL ocr: %8
$37.50 VALUE GENUINE SWISS MAKE
WRIST WA~ $24.50 Fed. Tax Inc.
17 JEWELS-SHOOK PRoOF • WA.TER PROOF
N on-l:fagnetio-Sweep seoon• HaR•. IArmlbom IMa.I
Ted W. Brown. Jeweler
JEWELERS SINCE 19;1
1'197 NEWPOflT A. VE. "\ cOSTA. MESA.
WE GIVE L-. /'./. GRE€n STAmPS
P owe,.. at 'he• home, 210 Collins p L JI. NT I U L 8 $ H 0 tu I• A_ve .. Balboa Island. Sharing boa-Ill ftl
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Gu .. ta we,.. given bibs whlcb nJ1'P8 · ~ DOUBLE DAFllODll.S
they wore all evening. On jthf' NA.8C18StJS • DUTCll 11118 -nEICSIA8
bibs we ... ,babrea' pet names and SPBING OU)KY, O~ ANEMONES
each was auppoacd to be co.lled by llOLLA.ND BUI.BS
that name. Violation ot the rulr.
brought about the r•n•. · , 11., ,a,•· 1,·L n · . · ~.,. .. DecoraUons wer e unusually If''---IWi8 ytill'laA ...
· lovely. The flounced buainettti '••••_,..I' • o-ptete NlltN!ll'Y 8toelt
which held the beautltUlly wrap-OP.EN MJNDAY 0081.'A. llES&
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ped gtft.t wu guarded by two tall
storks carrying garlande of flow-,1~~B~ea~,.~-~89'1i~~~~~~~~~~~~J&IO~~N~-~pw~rt~~llhr'-~~~ era. From the baaalnette satin'
strea.men carried up to an angel
doll t.n d&lnty frock and pinafore..
A.dor'lllnc the rooma wtte white
c:bryeanthomuma. .
1
Cake, served with Ice cream. in
boot.le mold, punch and cottee,
provided the deuert coune. , ·
Preeent rcrr the event were:
Kra: rnn1ey and her mother, Mra.
Anton Henbey; 'Mmes. Pete Beall,
Richard ~man. Mary Plock,
Warren Crane, Walter Cole, John
<l<oigor, Celote Stuckee, Kinnie
J'oote, Jl&ny lllldor, Jay ,~.
William Scott. 'Gwen BroWn, Bar-
oid Holts, -..t ·Baley. BU'b
~ Rol&Dd Jeneen, Lln4,Jr
.1-Jolin~ -Parle, 1l'raAlt .-intey, 't.oN.n ft!!eY,
L. P. Pclneroy, Loollo C..wfcwd.
J-Wedie, Br.~ Dtlu, 1-
llo -·11orr. Jim ........... -st 1Qcram. Jolm Jlo7d-M I 118
Jw_ Bia, Ph 1'y. AM
t.octut e;c.wen,. Sr;. ~~:.t: at.rt. l:j'lnwtJl RoJ.,.;.,
lkylor; ~ Kale lllcCUn
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Mr. Md Kn. ":?"'-I\ Ed?
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p LD .GRIBBS, the Vtlllan (.laek \\'Ucox) \'elltl his l pitP on prt>Ct).
mt"4'•k' Apf>M (.%.nn Ritte r) In the Playf'tw Wor~Qop prc:Mlurtlon
of Th .. l>runkard, playln& l'Oov. !~S, i -8 &n<I 18-1 i In th,. &rnboo
IWom at Balboa. (Photo by Ccrhanlt 1
l':.X<>T1t' l>A "l;f'E I.OJ o DP colorful 8Cf'ru> from "U&\'ld and Hath-
sht'ba." OO\\' road ttho"·lng at Udo Ttk>&t.er. fo'llnt t;t&r"I <•re gory
Pl'C·k &nll SUJtH.R Hay \\'IM'd.
Indian Dancing
Slated for "Y"
Friday, Saturday
\ Panhellenic Hears
About Hospital
Fall dahlias adorneJ P1lgr1111
Ha.II, Corona de! ?>.1u.r "'hen 32
for · Saturday
' . UCLA. and Oregon, a couple ot
football tea.ma whklb may be much
better than their aeuon rec::orda
l.J;ldlcate, club ln their annual ·Pa.-
ctftc Coast Conterence battle ln
the Lo9 Angeles CoUaeum tht. Sat-
urday at 2 p. m.
Both teama go Into Saturday'•
conl eet' with untmpraeive 1-3 won
!OM record.I. Coach Len eua-
nova 's W ebtoot1 defeated Arlzona
wbUe loatng to Stanford. College
of Paelfk: and Wuhin(lon.. 'J'bf'
Ducka are a young team which
ngures to snap back wtth a good
game against tht! Bruba &ftl!'T re·
celpting fol" a 63-8 defeat hung on
them by the powerful Wa.ahington
Hu8k 1ea laat week.
MISS II.Al: VA.'( ETrl8CH. ta!-
. eated )'OUft& M\\'oorDrr to local
product.to·~ wilt ha.\·e th" mt.-
or Gtu,v. daushtu ot lhe col-
lf>I" p~•t. In "Goodbye My
P'aacy," t,be Ha.rbnr Commu-
nity P1aye.ra' rlrwt. of the aeuon.
OCC Student Sings
"in Players Comedy
Coach Red Sanden' Bruin• r~
turn to their h ome field after 1<>'1-
ing lhelr firat game to Stanford
9ince SandC'rs came to Wt!atwood
In 19-49. Sand<'ra had no exculff'l't
for hil't t eam's 21· 7 ticking from
a fine Stanford team. which th• 'Goodbye My Fancy'
Bruin hradman rates a.a the be-st l
lndian C'lf>ven he'a seen since he MIS8 Rae \'an Etliach brlt1.g11
cam£> West. t•XcC'pllpnal talent and cxpcrl Pncc
UCLA lf'Bdl!I lhf' vliitlng Orr· to the role of Ginny In "Goodbye
~onians by lht' JJllm margin of 11 My Fancy." the Ha rbor Commu·
victories to I 0 In th la series which nity Players' thr«'·&c t comedy
5la rtM in 1926. , \ d1 ama d U<' on th£> stage at Or·
R l<lrl ll."d. by injurit!a lo key play· I ang~ Coast CollrJ:f' Nov. 7th, 8lh
f"l"S lhf' past two games, the Brntn~ and gth. She is an Orangl' Coa..~t
s hould bt> In much sound~r phy11I -11tudent this year. likrs classr <1
1·~tl condition Saturday. Ted Nar· vt•ry much, anc1 lists among her
h·skt. N_ew Jerlll'y·s gin lo UCLA I pn::'vlous clramntlc training lWf1
whn mls.M?d the Stanford gam€" ycat8 at UCLA e.s a theatrf' art.!!
because o r a fracturt"<i tOf', ahoul<! major end ai x monlhs' coaehing-at
l'>f' rrady to help Pa1:1l Cameron. 20th Century Fox Stur1ios. Hrr
fhf' hntt1•sl sophomore halfback o n homf" ts al 1609 Bays1dt" Drive, Co-
tht· 1-'a cific Coast, with offensive rona cll'I Mar.
Juttcs from th£> tailback fl'03t. "I like n1lU1ical comf"dy rolt>S,"
Stntll(tlc·WiM" after .four glUTlP:oi. 11ays Ra<'. "and r1•ally preft'r thcnl
("11.111r ron lP !lf'tltnJir a hot pace. Ht• to anythln~ t>IS<' I hav(' dOn£> on
l•·ttds the Bruin~ in SC(Jrlng with the .stai;:c." She hait i!Uni:;: 80prano
:!• po·nt:o1, including on e T D rnlC'l!I In srvrral pro<tul·t1on~ in th('
:t;::aln~t Stanford, llnd has a.IMO Loa Angcl<'.8 al"t'a, ttnd \.\'itl {'lrOb·
pas.oit•d fo r five touchdowl\.l!I. He's ably have a.nolh<'r onr h<'r<' v.•hf'n
r\ver oi;:tng -1 .6 yards on 68 carriP.s thr local Play<'r.s prndur'•· a ntuai·
.a.net ha.q com plf'tcd 29 out of M cal com~y lalf'r 1n the year. pa~:t•1' for a Rnlld 57.6 percentage. 1 Vnd+'r dir l'c tlon of Mr~. Mar·
F.:rnle Stockert, UCLA"s superb Jori<' \\'llllamson of the Laguna I O'.l~~-catr hlni;: f'nd, •didn't far,. so I Brach Player11. the locl\I produc·
Wt•ll aR;n1nst Stanford, snagging tlon l!'I rapidly takin)! shape with a
nnly onf' arrhal lo bring hla season achrdulc of rf"hearssls weekly.
tolM.I to 16 catches fo r 198 y&J"Cl.g __ _
tntl three touchdown11.
1.ooi. ror Donn Moomaw. Bruin Amalia Millan
Al\-,\merir A.n llnebacklng candl·
dut.-.. tu sparkle against Oregon
\flf•r bf'in~ slowed down by mul·
t 1plc inJurie8 the pa.st two games.
SKYRAIDER
DEFEAT AID
TO SQUAD
to Present Dances
at Padua Hills
Playt•rp. (iguraliv<'ly "''ill ht' tak-
rn (ln an al1-inclu~uve lo ur nf
Ml'X•cAn t:le1'llls v.•)lh . the oJW'nlnJ,:
flTI \V<'dTif>l'lcfRy of tf" • Ml'xican
l'laye1"M' . annual prOdu("tion . of
"F'<'stiva!('s," a panorama of song8
tlnrl dance• of Mexico, at the
E>adua Hilla Thfftre,
F.v,.ry section of Mrxico Is rep·
• r('sPnl•"Ct (ln the lY"O elaboralf' an'1
Stan \Villiamson. heacl mentor enl1rt•ly 5"pnrate programs Intro-
'' lhr Navy'!'! Skyraider rlevt"n duc("(I by lh<' players and a ~U("~l
hat u.•ill rPpre•nl lhe 1'."avy in arth1t esch 'A·t'ek at the SCC'OIC in·
hr annual Navy·Marlne Bowl door plAyhou.11e near Cl11rrmonl.
<tt nlP to br pla,·W in the Rosr 1 Among stat.Cos represcntf"d by
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WHERE TO '~DINE : • WHERE TO GO
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QlllSI ...
lllf
~o-~
<Jl..,..i Moaclay
COW"-.Uf 01 ... HW
"'-11.$1 .. $3.$1:
TROPICAL
DRJN1l8
01.,. '"' tk bdtirt.I,,. · IAHITIAM SIYIOON ..rf!e hrkinl'
.H•"-171
VISIT
THE NEW HUT
Oft CoMt Hlwri.y, i..cuna
Phon• 4.9006 for Reaerva\10118
<~lolN'd on Tut!lMlays
Phone Harbor 1616 t oday and as)r
lllld ask for the ad-taker.
THE
HAMMOND
CHORD ORGAN
ALI. ELECTRIC
Ynu t"an pl».)' r1l·h Organ n1ul'lc
11 l one<', u.·1th()llJ, a 8ln~I<' IC&SOn;
l ry onP 111 your own hon1e all
hy your,.t•1f.
•"()R ... REf:: TRIAi ..
l'll«>l"E Kl. %-~140
Danz-Schmidt
• Piano Co.
l!i'.?O N.
Oo m e1r 6th
Main Street
t"Janla Ana
I l '
•ENTERT~· THEATRES
ROAD SHOW PRICES
Adult. $1.00 plus tax
Stud~Dl1' 6k plUJll ll\:1:
ChUdrrn 4Zc plu1' ta.,;
SaL Matin~ I :4~
"Young
Daniel Boone"
plus 3 Mria.IA
14c
s t :.N . TO Tl'ESDA l'
"The l?ay the ~arth
Stood StiU"
-pJUA-
Willie Pep-Saddler
t 'lght ... um
Nt";XT
"Darling,
How Could You?"
SAT. LAST DAY
Rf;TI"\" GRABLE IN
"Meet Me After
the Show"
Ttt.hnlr.olor
-pltU-
"The ~n From
Planet X"
S l lN. TO TL"ESDAY
Cary Grant., .Jeannr {:riiln
"People Witt Talk"
-plU8-
"The Secrets of
Monte Carlo"
' l\~T
"His Kind of Woman" ·
BROADWAY-:::=. Now 60~ ;!;:
STARTS TllUJfSDAY, l8UI
"HEIW"
Wltb ,Joh.a Derek
Alllo -"MAGIC CARPE'r'
l\-itb. Lodlle 8&11
WEDNESDAY, Uth
"COME F1LL MY CUP''
wltJI ,..,,.. Cagney
.U-'"l'OMORROW IS
ANOTHER DAY"
with Buth Boman
WALKER~~L
ST A,Rn! WED . ." 11UI
"PEOPLE \\1LL Jl'ALK"
with C.ry Ota11t
AIM -•-rA.1..L TARGET''
\\'llb Dick Po"-e.ll
ST ARTS WED., 2ttl<
"ANGELS L'I; THE
9£TT•'IELD"
"1(h Paul Douglas
-Al80 -
'NO HIGm\'AY IS THt~ S K\"'
"''lt.b .lames StPwart
CHILDREN under FREE with ParenU. at 1~uulo
U y,._ and Broadway Th eat"""
PAULO DRiVE-IN THEATRE
Pboae
8TARTS THURS., OCT. 18th
--rE.XAS CARNl\'AL"
"itb Esther \Ylllhun•
Also -"PICK UP''
with Beverly Michaela
Doot9 Open
7:15
Show Stai-ta g,oo
S TA.HTS TIR.RS .• OC"'T. 2.:>tb
"'THE DA\" THF. t :ARTll
STOOD STILL"
wllh Micha.el Rrrmle
and Patricla S oo.I
A.tao -'*HAPPY GO LI 'CK, ...
wttb lhl\1d ~i\·<'n
ENJOY POST -SEASO
EVENINGS ,
DINE AT
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ENRY'S -FAMOUS FOOD
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Leo Rojo to Entertain You at the
Piano Bar Nitely Except Monday
DINNER NITELY -5:30 to 11:00 P.M. A1nr r1can I nct1~n v•a.r danc:es by mC'mbers of Harbo1· £>.inhell<'nu· g,JWI Sunday. Oct. 28_ feehi lut aulhentu: ronl{s &nd da.ncf's and
\\'ynen1a Archa.nlbault will be fca· 1;atheretl for bridge and 1·anasta .5aturdl\y'l'll 27_ 1 loss to Tay I rt>g1onal Cf)l'!tumt·s art> Yuclll&n,
turC'd at the Y. W . C . A. All-Na-Mrs. Raymond K. Har·vcy. chair· Brnwn's NTC squad can be a hel Oaxaca, Chiw.pal!. Gurrr<'ro. Jal!•
t1 ons i-~r~t1val to be held Friday man, appointed ~t rs. G C! or g e . P co, Sonora. S1naloo.. M1choacan,
and Snturda.\' Rt th<' Y. \V. C.' A ., Moore to repreSf:'nt the <>ruun at to hi!'! prl.'VIOUsly unde feal<'d Aquad. Tlaxcola San I uifil P otosi and
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~ 1• .. Tht•re·,. too much preMure in · . ~ 1411 ~orth Broadway. Santa Ana. last night's meeting on the grallt" th t" undt>feat<XI column &nd !hill Verac ruz, 1n add1t1on t o SpanLSh
\\"yne n1a. Art:harnbault ha.a lhree school que~tion. •.vay we can dl,11; in with a lor l)f r ~~lonlaJ. J.fayan and A%tcc num· tllT"!f'~ won Lhf' l·h~mplon~hip , in Members voted to ~ronsor a tea wotk before m£•etlng tht-J\.fa rlnes '-"'.:rl!I.
danc1nr: at th+> Indian PoWWO'f"S honoring high school :-1en ior:s and n th,, Rose Bowl," th" form<'r Senorita Amalia Mtllan, Wf'll
1n Oklahon1a and l6 well known their mothers, giving thcn1 1nfnr· All-American from USC told San known ~lcxlcan folklorist. will a c·
fnr her outstanding grace and mat ion regarding nallon ~tl sorort-con1pany hqself with hci-own in·
a I t I. t a · 1 d · a n Dit•go sport.s writers Tuuelay.
gi t Y n por r ying n • tiet'I. Thia "'·ill be an annual u..f-ThC' Skyrs!de re will renla ln idle •trUmt!nlA In regional songs, garb· dances. Ht!r grandfather ls the fair. ~ In her own costumeJJ, for the
olde-st living chief of the Pawnee M•s. Wln1·r-• Bacon . p11•chas-lhis week t'nd while tht>lr oppon· r· t th rl r h • 'c..• ' "nt.s in the bowl clash. tht> Marine ire · ree pe ormances 0 t e tr1bt' and the only living &eout. J Ing agent for Hoag Memorial ho>i-week. lncludln.g Wednellday and
The Indian dance \1:111 be given pltal was tntrod\iced b\' pi·ojert Corps k ecruit Dfopot of San Diego. Thuraday evenlnp:, and Wedne.a·
both F day d S tu da lgh~-· ¥ ~111 take on Pomona Co llege. r1 an a r Y n ~ chairman Mrs. John K eeler and With both teama loadt'd w ith day matlntts, beginnlng Oct. 24.
at 7:30 o'clock. taJked on alms of the hospital and In addition to augmenting ~n·
Exhibits of the 21 nations wtll It.a new and interesting phyalcal "?,llPgiate and profeulonal t.alPnl. orlla Millan'• aong111 a.nd dia:Wt·
be di111played during the a!tl!rooon a.apecta. Mn.' Bacon will bt."ComP P u.i.; many outstanding local high •Iona with authentic groOp dances
and evening. and food prepared ~y a regular mem-aer o. Panhellenlc M"hool atars, th(' game la toulrd for theec presentatio ns. the M ex.I·
n.!'t1nnallty grou~ Wiii be ava.tl· Ne•t meetm" g was set for No••. ll.!11 the out.standing serv1ct" battlt' Pl& . led ··-"I ~ • of the sea~n. can yen!, unaas1.11 ~ -• I pre--
ab I<' from 5 :00 lo 7:30 o'cloc.'k each 14. 8 p. m. in Pilgrim halt Th<' Navy rOfltt'r wilt Cftrry tht" sent an .entirely different repcr-
n1ght. •--------------totre or aongs and d&ncC':oi o n f'ri.
names o.f Re<'\'f'S Bay1dnger , for-day and Saturday evenln&-s. and
mer Na\al Academy <fU"rlcrbark for Saturday Matinee.a
,..tanuel Aja a.nd Mark Marklche· 1 Following the ope~lnJ:, "Feati·
vlC"h, both formPt Arizona Stall' vales" will be stagW Wt°'dneHday
gr!ddrrs e.nd two of the top Los I through Saturday C'Venings and I ~ngr les h•,i.:h M:hool pla.yere In the \Vt"dnesday and Saturday ~fler·
Navy, Jtnl Halry of Fremont high J noono. a.1 oullhU"d abov<'. through
Mchool .and Paul H emaildez of Gar. Nov. 2t wilh 8 ml'rienda rt _ d£>na high. · . or a er
Th ,1 . tt\ealre party.
Devinney Returns
With U.S. S. Boxer
t' "' 11r1nf's will be countin1t
~euv1ly on two formrr tJSC llnC'·
men, Watt A.!Jh craft, and Volne)'
Pett"nt plw the backfield eervices
'lf Sanford Cleck~r who join~ the
~farlnee. fresh from • 11t.arttng
bt"rlh an the Southern Melhodb1t squad. After upernting nlorc than i;ix I
n1ontrui in Korean waters, Rolanll
T. V. SETS
FOR RENT
1·DA Y MINIMUM
TIDE T. V.
3011 l\"'f;\\'PORT BLVD
N°C\\·port &acb.
HARBOR t08
('r\ CACTUS CA(.
SY CECll HUTCHINS
& MOM SNEOIGAR
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"I thou9ht you w1r9 covering
my , •• ,r·
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As m lbe past, the game will be w . ~Vlnney, airman, USN, of 1
frtt to the gt!neral pubUc with 211 El.at S.lboo Blvd .. Ba.Ibo&, re· -----------~-~
Uc k" u being d Ultrl buted by al 1 -:_;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;,;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;:;:;:;:;;;,;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;~ local Navy a.nci Marlnt! recruiting ce.ntlyJ a.rrived In the United Statea
statlona. •boa.rd the ain:ra.ft carrl.tr USS
'h~~t0~811~a~r ~hde ft~~~cv.:n:;: eo;,~~e arrtvtng In the Far Eut
'Nho wUI ~rtonn in pregame a.nd In M.areh~x•r's air-group.
halftime ceremonlee before the whlcb c..'O • a.ven equ&dron.s
h.ave made ore than 7.000 f!O~ fans expected for the con· s trlkea __ , __ N th K •·-. -o-..·o~ or orl"&ll .... -le . t re•·
Jack Reed Named
Yell Leader at
Redlands 'Univ. '·-REDLANDS, Ocl 18 -Ja ck
Rttd.. IOft of Mr. 1 and Kn. Ralph
K. ~ of 211t 8"rranO A ....
Balboa. bu be<a elected to be
yell 1 .. dtt o.t llle Unlvvolty or
Redlands tor the en•••nc Kbobl
)'Mr.
The aquadrqn. which 'lnclude
Compoolte Squadrons 3. 61, 33 and
11. and l!'jgbtleg Squlld"'ns 721,
8791, and 884, and Attack Squad-
ron 702. are all former "Wedi.-
end Warrior•" ~~ ~ aetlve
duty at lbe oulbruk of bqeWJU..
In Korea.
In addition lo 11y!ng &Ir strikes
1lpWl the COoununlot. 90 JM!<
cent ot the ~· crew ooatrfb.
.. 1a11 1o tho Annsd rorcu whole-
-clrtn, before "lbe lblp left KOfM4 Walen. •
Rffd WU lt'lected I°"" two
otlter ta.nu ot upl:ruta at a. ral-P. <J. Dlmiu: Obs telM
l,y held o.t tlle R:etlf¥do campuo. • Tbo P. 0. din.Der 111&1.ed tot Oc;t.
~. and hlJI t.Mmm&teo, baw IO at Ba-Yaclll" Clul> 11u "'9
the honor or ieedtli. the Ua.lwnlty CIR oeDfd ........ of ...,.a~
or R~-rootm f« Ille 111111· ..._ 1'llo affair w1B lie '1• 1~....-. ~ W.aadu~lai.tw
Jaclt ... & fr<eoli-o.t tbo Un~ f\IPaft. Tiie --~ lllo
nnt\y •• He-la ""llO<tal .. ---·elt Rqalta .. ~
tJoo and la plitnnlq lo -and •"""7-
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OPE"
SA ?,URDA YS
and
SUNDAYS
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SEA _ FOO.D
"At tbo ~ of tho lhia;dflolb"
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COMPrZ1'f L~B
DIM'IW
Bo atlral -........... wcs~..,n,·LOCJJIQll
-rs:..· SUIFSIDE ...... •••••• .. . t
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11 :30 AM. to 8 P.M. da ily
Closed Sundays end holidor-
Phono: Klmb.rly 2-2196
Lots of FREE PARKING.
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THE ARCHES •
Cafe and Cocktail Lounge • OPEN 10 A. M. rnROUGH Z A. &L • NE\'VPORT BLVD. ON COAST HIGID\"A\"
NEWPORT BEACH • (WE ARE CLOSED ON THURBDAYSI
GENE'S RESTAURANT '
• l aad llAJU!BY '
".ft11cih )wl ~-Culslee . ----~-.,.... .. !.~ ,. " , .. -----·
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BYC AWARDS ·
'PRESfHTED •
AT BANQUET
Members o( Ba1boa Yacht Club
laBt Saturday night attended thf'
annual awar~ banquet at th~
clu b whe~ winners of the yea.r's
race.!! and trophies were an ..
nouneetl.
Makin~ preeentatlon of awards:
Wert" Vice Commodore C. V.
Wurdem:tnn and Race Chairman
P :!l er F ick er. Commod.oi-e, 'Harry
Blodget t presided at the banquet
sess ion.
Young Milce Burke, resident of
Eayshor t's and Montebello High
School s tudent, carried arm loads
of trophies off for hla first year of
racing. Th(' son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Burke, he t ook &lJ. comen
ln a.n old boat with ragged ails.
The Balboa Y&eht Club Per-
petual Sporlllma.n.sh ip trophy wu
awarded to Mr. a.nd Mrs. Chuck
J ami8on for their outst.&nding
work d uring the seaaon In aubt-
in~ the race committee.
W inners. of perpetual trophies
fo llow :
Trophl4"?t and ":lnnen
Ljndsay Perpetual, to the high
point boat in t he Snipe Cla.sa In
all series M d regatta.a conducted
b}' the BYC Dic k Dea ver .
H ea ly P erpetua l, to the high
po:nt BYC bnat In the Rhode•
CltuJs in all Sf'r ies and Regattas
conrfuc ted by BYC-C. V. Wurde-
mann.
Richard Ff'nton Perpetual, t o
tht> h i~h point boat in the lnter-
nat1nnal 1-1 Cl&.88 an the Ea11ta,
:vl:l·morial Day and La bor Day R e--
~attas conductro by BYC -Nancy
Nic holson.
Fo unders' P erpetual, to the high
point boat in the P-14 Class in all
lif'r if's nn•I Rei;at tas con ducted by
B YC~l.(•c Ham brook.
Bars•_. i1'f ill er P erpcl uaJ, to the
h lj!h p'lint boat in the Viking 1 Cla~ in a ll ser ie.s o..nd Regattv.1
~o~du rterl by B YC Andy Gram\
Mark ff,.a )y P laqur, presented
to thr w innC"r of t·hc Rhodes Clas.s
in th,. BYC Labor Day R egatta-
Tom ~fycrs.
i':C\\'po rt H arbor Cha mber of
C 1n1 m crc~ P e rpetual, present"1 to
the wonn,r r of the Int e rnational 14
C la:-;s du\-lng tbe se ries In which
they h:.1 ct the gTe&teat t,urnout-
l'anr y N':cholBOn.
Far\\·ell Per~t ual. pre11ented t o
lhr win nC'r of lhe P ·l4 Cl&.'S8 dur·
in£: t hf' BYC Labor Day Regatt.&-
J a<"k Ner ll rum , again.
T. G. Myers Per petual, present.·
f'rl tn tht> IA'l"lner of the Rhodes
Class race to Catalina and return
-Gt>orgl' Mott.
Rhorles-P. C. TJ'&m Ract;. P er-
petual, doh a tf'd by Rhodes Fleet to
winner of tean1 race between tour
R hOll<'s and four P. C.'s-P . C.
t eam : F red Smales, Dr.·Sueu and
:f.t ike Burke.
George Strom Perpelua.l , pre·
rcntC'd to the winner of the P . C.
CI B.SB Race to Avalon and return-
Frt"l l S males, aga in.
' Clay Campbell P erpetual, pre-
r.e ntNI to the win ner of lhe P-14
"R ound Robin Regatta.'' Every
part1c1pant sails each boat but hill
O\\'n -Le{' Ham brook.
,\fac Short Memorial, to the
\\-..n nt•r of t he Inter national 14
Class in th(' Christn1as Regatta-
J ohn l<~er riC'r.
Theodore R l>08Cvd l M emorial,
to the winner of the Class with
the largest number of entries in
Thcodorf-Roosevelt M e m o r i a I
Sl'r1 l>~-Not sailed as yet .
Ruth ~tye rs P er petu al, to the
v.inne1 of Rhodes Clau in Euler
Regatta conducted by BYC-J ohn
P ier cy .
Healy Memorial, to the winner
o f the Lehman Di nghy Crass in
lhe Winter Serles-Chick Rollins .
LADIES \\'ER.E IN THE BACKGROUND la the ansnpmmt. for the aeactnd u•MJ LMdial Knl,pta
Charity Ba!l of the Orance County Elb' Lods-at the Balboa Bay Club >~rt.day. Plctu.nod abo,·e are.
the lf'&dlnc K.nlrbt!ll ln th~ to~front wttb their bc!tter portions J>N.kln« o\·er thrlr ·shoo.Ide" at the
Ball \vhlcb "·u tmlnrntly succeMtuJ. Lett to rf«ht, Mr. a.nd M..,., Rob B1,1ebfolm or Oranp; Mr. and.
Mn. 1'ferJe. Boyle of sant.a Ana; Mr. and Mra. Robert A. Ea"tman, N~-port Harbor; Mr. and Mn.
Harold Clark. i.a,una BMch. and Mr. and 1'1.n.. Al Raymond or ·Anahelm. t Photo by Beckner)
PAID HIGH TRIBl"TE by
Elk!f or Oran1r County ,,.M Ben
W. Olstf'nn&n ot El Toro, ~rho
jl11'l rf'Utt•d 'M prn;it.lf'Dt of thP
C'aJlforula !"ta.le Elk!Ol A.!f.8ot·la-
tlon. Tb,1 ~lf'l'TJUUUI altf"nd_.d
the U:·at11n1 Knights Ball at the
Ray Club Frida}·· Th(' n'tlrln~
prt'sklf"nt I~ a natl,·~ son or
N't"wporl Bt-et·h.
{Beckner P hot ol
W lse people do read the ada.
Kappa Gamma
Opens Season with
!Laguna Luncheon
I Thf" Kappa Kappa Ga.m ma
A lun1nac · Assoc1alion of Soul hf'rn
Ora nge County m et on Ocl. 11 for I their first mt-eting, a t t he hon1<' of
M n . J . T homaa Swanson 1n Emr r·
aid Bay, Laguna Bt>ac h. While
I only 1 ~ form t'r mcmbt.•rs RJtd two
nl"W nn~.s a tt ended, m e"lb"r" W<'r('
J glad to have reprt>.!l•·nta : '''('.~ fron1
I San Clrm<'nll", Dana Pn!nt, I~
' guna Beach, Coro nR dt•I Mar . 3..1\-
boa, Nrwport Beac h, Santa Ana
and F"ullf'rtc.n .
TURN COINS . IN
FOR PAPER SS,
BANK REQUESTS
T hi• nat l'"ln -wid" .11hortage of
coins, first ohACrv~ aftC'r the out·
br 1·ak of hostl ltllr~ in Korea la.st
yeRr, is b~mlng increu1ngly
a r utc in thin arC'a, th C' F ederal
!V·scrvr_o J.Atnk of San F ranclliC'o
annollnC'f'd today.
Vl h iJ,. it ha.A no t bet>n nrceMary
to r1•?":t1rt to fo r nu1.I rat ion in~. tht•
1»t nl1 l!'I ftnrllng It difficult to nlf"C'l
! hr prt"~eh t C'Xlrt·mely bf'avy de· The pl:i n11 fnr l hhc Y"llr lnr ludf'
l h<' ll~11al Junc heun n1e1•tll1 h:; on
th t· :::cconrl Thur.,dny nf ea i·h n11lnll. purtir ular ly fl1r p('nnlea an<1 1 m onth al t hr hon1r~ o f n11·111 ~·r~ I ha lf-dol1Rt 8, r vcn though commer·
SomP of t hl' mt"<'tln ~s will b{' l c·1t\ m('n1bt"r .bn nks havr C~pt'~&t·
social nr w it h p rogr a n1s, but mof!.t t•d hy urrlrr111g only thetr m1nl-
intr rC'BtinJ:: projrcl f(lr M 0 \'1•rftl mum rrqu1rl'nle11l1'.
years, h.a!'I IJ<'1·n a C"haritab\e nne, Thf' pr 1nc lp:ll shnrlo.,;e problem
that of provid ing toys, c luttun.c. thrnui;:hnu t lhr country Is that of
play equipment , and otht"r tt.r t1c l r.~. l'hl' ln"•Jy penny. Even though the
suc h a.s \\'hM'ICha.Jr!', for th1· t·hd-min~ hK\'i' op.·rated on u hi~h Ra
drcn 's ward at the Or11.ni;::r ('oun ty a 60-hour \vork Wf'f'k , t hC"y have
hrn;p1taL La.st yea r Ulr ~-rou p a lso bo',.n une blt> ln rf'HrVC' tht> situa· I gavf' a polio "walk<'r" t u th<' pnho t lon. A reduct ion tn the supply or
w a rd. copp1·r allo l rd by thC' Natio nal
Arte r a brief b us\neM-'4 1n+•C't1ng Produr t1nn Aut hor ity anrt delays
a dl'hght ful tea '-''IL~ lil'rv1•tl by thr 1n dC'llV('rir!il or lht• metal due to
new officers or the Assoc1atlnn : rccr-nt stri){C'S have l>N>n contribut-
t.tr~. C , C'a rson Rum us M•n, San lng fa<'tor!I .
j Clem ent e, p rf'~lldf"nt ; Mi s \Villtam Oth,.r rt'8Rnn!'I rnr l ht· penny
E. C~c hl'ste r , Ba/boH. Bayshort's , i::horta gr, outsidr uf the g l'nf'raJ cf ·
vice president ; Mrs .. \.Valtl'r G. reel of grea t ly expanded busincM
Hat ch. Ncwe?.rt Bt·ac h. SC"t'rf'tary: act ivity. arr the prevalence of odd-
Mr:ii. 'G&>fge ;"'\'t.'" f!h'Wf, -a.Kuna CC'nt pricing. !'la le.s t&..,es. parking
Bea ch , t rrasurer ; 1'o1 r~. B Lloyd n1t'tl'rs Rnd Vf'nd init me.ch1nrs . Not
G<'or~c. F'ullerton and Jl,f rs. J . to ht' ii:nort•d , l'boVt' all, are t he
I Thon1as Swan.?'IVn, I .AJi;Una 6"ach . rqo k J<' JRrs, piJ,?g y banks and other
board me m ber~. hnuRr hn lrl containers. whci h ho le!
Kappas in this vicinity a rt' C"Or -1n u1·h of lhf' morC' t han 17 billio n j d lally Invited t o Jol.n the As80C h•· onC-C'rnt ptt•rt•s "''hich ar e out·
t lon, a.nd ma y conta c t any u f the s tan1hnJ!. 1 officers a bout the n t•Xt m('('t1ng. ~frl!I. Nf'Jl lf' TaylO<' Ro!l.1, director
nf thf' m int, r('cently i~u,.d an ap-
Pastors Sons
Observe· Birthda ys
Two youni:;: sons n f loca l pas-
! lor!I art> observ ing f1rl'Lt nutal an·
nlve rsarics t h:s week. At the
ho n1e of Rev . and ?.·l rs. Tom Pen-
. de ll the ba by's g randmothr r will
I be present for a Su nday ft>~tlvlty
whi le to m orrow J effer y P a u I
Wheele r, son of Rev. and r.trl\.
Paul Moore Wheeler . will ' lnvltl'
friend.a or the b ib 'n bottle IM'l to
hi• Bay Shores hom e.
pr.al ror e&<'h Ame rica n family to
rf'lurn tn circ ulation jus t ten of
lhf'sr onr-cent pi('«S. If thi~ were
don1·, ~hi· po1nt{'d out, nea rly 388
m11\1on pennies would come out of
hiding, a nun1ber that would take
lhP mint fl v~ months of 60-hour
work WC',.k!li to produc-e , using up
l 260 tn n11 of aca rce copp<'r.
Viking Championship Perpetual, I
l n the winner o f the Vik ing Cla.M
Cha mpionship Se r ie&-Andy Gra m . I t~~~~~~~~~ l:IYC SporUn1an.ship P erpetual, I
awardl'd by the Race Committ~
T hP F e<lr rRI Reser ve Bank of
San F rknC'lsco. joln ing in th is ap-
peal, urg"s the public to coope r-
ate fully in relea.ainR C"oin• ot all
denomina tions which have been
accu mu lated In home containers.
The coin3 will bE' accepted elthf"r
for d ('po81t or for exc hange into
paper c urf'nC'y hy any bank or
Lh<"y ma.v b(' used ror m aklng ordi-
nary purchasrs. Prompt and wid e-
s prei d ac t ion In th~ regard wUJ
help ~rC'atly In m<'('t tnl{ th<' peak
dE'manda of the approat;hing holl-Chairman to a member o f BYC I."'"""':".''
,~·ho has cons istently dis pla)'Cd
o utstanding sportsm ans hip during
thc 8€'8.J:ion -Ch uck and Janice
JaMison.
Thi· H1i.:gins H andicap P er pet u·
al. prt:8"ntf'd to the w in nf'r of P. C.
Clas." rac l.ng having stagger ed
s tRrl8 bast'd oh a rb itrary t imf'
ha ndicap. depending upon a rclay
i*rformancc of each sk ipper dur-
ing the seMon-Fred Smales.
Hilln1an Perpetual, presented to
the w lnn rr o f the P . C. Cla."ls Race
rrom Balboa lo San Pedro-Mike
Uurkf'.
l''rt"Ci B. S maies Perpetual, pre-
SPntt>d to thP winne r of t he P . C
Clas.'! s ingle-handed race --Mtkf'
Burke.
\\·. M. Oa\.·cnport Memoria l. p re-
~n trd to the BYC Sn ow bi r d
Skipper '.''inning the a u mm e r
Sl'rtes-J ohn Kenat"y.
J ohn Polls Pe~tuaJ L ightn-
ing Champlon&hlp-Elmer P oirif'r,
F.arl Young Pe~tu&l, Ughln·
Ing I ~ Point Boat-R. C. Ha.rbi·
ron.
JD5l Ractnc ~
1. Eventa of Special Import.&nc:e
1n wh.k:h BYC participated:
rt l -Four major Repltu: Eu.
t e r, lfemortil Day, TbeodoN>
Rooscn.Jt 1Wd Armll:Ucc bay Re-
gat t a~
(2 )-HMl Club tor 8 . C. Y. A.
Sum~r Regatta and Mercury
n .. t R<ptt..
43>-P'lve In'ritaUonaJ SertH:
Wlnl•r. Sp~. W<dn .... y, July
and... August Series.
141-TWo Joint R<catt&a wtth
NHYC: one jo!nP.. aertee wtlh
NHYC. n. Entriea 1n th• oclleduied
event.a, exclmWe of 99Uila co-
&JIOnee>red or wbere lbe.J' ...w~
Boot aw._ amow:t.d to f'6.
llL Tropbl-Total of 1te pre-
_,ted,-plU. Je perpetualll. ..
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LEGAL NOTICE
:SOTlCf; ()f' INTEXDED
MORTGA<JE
NOTICE IS JtEREBY GIVEN!
Tha t H. SliANLEY. HENLIN~
a nd El..OIS E HENLINE, husband
a nd wife, Mor t~ago:-a, WhOS(' ad·
dre88 18 309 PALM AVENUE.
Balboa, in Lhe Cit y o f Newport
Beach , County of Orange, Stak of
Califo rnia. intf'.'nda to mortpge to
E . Nl. J OH NSON and DOROTHY
P . JOH NSON, Mortga~. whNC
addr<>u: ta P . 0 . Box T48: Balbo~.
In the City of Nt"wp0rt Beach.
County of Orange. State or ca.u-
fornla. A.ft rlxtures and equlp-
ment or a cert..aln retail clethtng
bwlineu known •• "PIPER.-
J OHNSON" and localed a t 710
Eut S.lboo Boulevard, Balboa,
ln the Cily of Newport Beach.
CounLy or Or•nge, Stale !Jf Cali·
rornla, and that an executed mort-
gage ot the eame will be deli~
and the ronslckr&tlon therefor
paid at 10:00 o'clock a. m . on the
29th pY of Ocl.ober, 1951, at tha
fl9Cf'OW ~partnltnt of the BANK
OV AJU:JUCA NATIONAL
TRUST and SAVJNCS ASSOQlA·
TION at Ila Balboa 'e..ndl Na. H
)II tha 'City of Newport" S..Cb.
Oowlt;y Of Or&nee, Slola o Olli·
l'Qrnla.
Dated Octoo.r llltb. .19111 :
~ STA.NLEl' ~
J:LOl'nE Hlllf!LINll, . -~
II, II. JOHN801f, ' •anc-. -i DOROTHY P. JOJD81QN. .--. .
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Kills : HiMsELF -
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Mas C. ""'l•clunaan, 14. fcn\><r
Newport i•klent ud y~tGD.an
-of the fUu'°"' Balda, ebot
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and killed hlru<I! TDe.i&.Y al bl> ll wa. announced today b~ ~
homo _, ll&Dto Boi1>ara mortly Chief Fran,k Clvck•r, that . the
&tttt pll)'81cl&N told hJm ho llUI· obeenan.. of Fire Pftventloo
tared from an ,lncu:rabte dt.eue. Week was • great aucceae due
So ended the llle-ot lhe one-Ume to the Co-operation of Ule New-h~ of a ,-_,t anct sin empire, a porl Hari>or Chamber ot Com·
lUe that •w hlni e.mue a fortune me.rce and Local Suvlce Clube
re<:kOl)od In miwona. and nouae hold•no who tn.pectod
'SU.ta 8'rbar& Coroner John .their own bomea to ellmlnate fire
&. Mid Flelkbmann mot him· b&<arda.
eelf throuc:h the .mouth with • pl> Tbe acUvtlke conducted by the
tol and died lMtanU,.. Fire Prevention Committee wett
'P'lolkhmaM had ...,.. to hla .. foUoiNe: •
home near Carpenlf!rta about a Progr&ms ID' the Llona. Rotary,
month ago from bt. Nevada rest-Kiwa.nia, Exchange and Optlmiall
de.nee to underso an operation. C2ubs, Sea scouta and Boy Scout.a.
SborUy be.to~ he killed hlmllelf, outlining progreu In the Fire De-
hie nurse, Deli. ..Layiene. had been tense and ..bettermenta to the Flrr
summoned Into the hall by the at-,Department, with atreu laid on
tendlng phyaiclan. They beard th~ fire prevention in the home; 4000
1hot, found Fleiac.hmann dead. folder s titled Fire Safety for
The muJtl-mlllionalre went to "Peace.tor War" were malled to
Santa Barbara In 1930 a year aft-reside.nu. in the City.
' Friday
October 19
Satunla.y
October 20
SUnday
October 21
Monday
~her 22
Tueod&y
October 23
W<c1n...i&y
October 24
Tbureday
October 25
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12:04 p. m.
l :W p. m.
6:69 L m.
3:26 p. m.
6:08 a. m. ~·· 4,n p. m.
6 :21 a. m.
.5 ,30 p.m.
-FIBST.
QU&BTEB
Nov. 5
FOLL
MOON
N~. 13
Beach WSCS Tours
G oodwill Plant
er Selling h1s yeast factories to Full page ada stressing Flre
J . P. Morl'an tw about S20 ml1-Prevention in the h ome w e re car-
Jlon worth of Standard Branda rled for two weeke In our city
alack . Five years le.ter he buUt a.n papers with a total circulation of
lmpoelng residence on the Nevada 12.500;· 15,000 feet pf sticker tape
shore of LaJie Tahoe. with Fire Prevention message wu The tour ot Goodwlll Industrie~
N e w po rt residents r etall used by all markets In the Harbor a t Santa Ana was Octo ber pro-
F'lelachmann built a home O,i the Area : 100 large post ers were di'a-gram tor Newport Beach w . s
peninsula 90me 20 >:ears ago. Hla played in s tore windows. c. s., Christ Church by the Sea.
Hal4a ls a fam iliar sight to Harbor An exhibit of ancient fire <'quip-There was a short business meet-
re•l<tenta. belng moored here a ment waa made a t TrC"asure Days ing wilh ea ch circle instruct ed to
good deal of the time . Celebration in Corona de! Mar m ake Its ov.'ll pla.ns for the Week
with uniformed fir em en diatribut-of Self Denial, Oct . ~. 31 . P la.ns
Ing folde r~ and g iving fire pre-"'ere aleo made for t he Fi\·e
vcntio:i informa t ion . It Is fe lt that Dollar banque t. set for Wedneti-
thrse aclivitlC's and ('ffor l! will, da y, Nov. 7 wllh Rabb i E rnest
thr ou gh the par ticipation of the T rattner as speaker. Date of the
resid<'nt s during the yea r, have fall ba.za.ar was set for Dec. 5.
a very favorable effect on t he re-There will be an evangelislic cam-
duction or fi re losses in this cit y, paign Nov. ll to 18 with the f ive
FORD PIC:\"IC'
For e m ployees of T heo Robins.
F ord dealer , S unday was a perfeC't
d•y when they gat hered "''Ith
their fa.millea for a picn ic at Ir-
vine park. There w ere deleetahle
barbecued steak• with all the
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QUAllTO:I\
Oct . 22
LOW
3 :58 L tn.
8 :28 p. m.
4:03 a. m.
7 :t4 P..m.
9 :06 p. m.
10:14 p. m.
10:42 a. m.
11 :01 p. m.
11:30 a.m.
11 :36 p. m.
12:06 p. m.
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the Good"''il l building, with the
hosl e8', Mrs. Renfro t e 11 I J><W'
human interest stories ot Ute
Good"'·ill Industries. She cond'4·
ted a tour ot the plant, and Mnt·
ffi the group ice cream a.nd ooUa.
Jlr>frs. J ohn Pfischner led in deVo..
lions and M iss Mary Allee Balter
sang I T hank God, With "Mn.
Homer Gould at the piano.
R esult! come rrom constanl
Practice! An ad regi11arly ln this
paper will produce result.I tor )"Oll
HAROLD I. JOHNSON
Propelfrr Res-IN
Columbialn APIM'J Crocker sa id. trlmmlngs and games. Including circles taking t um serving eve-
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eoft b&.11, for everyone . Said Rob-n ing meal to the ""·orkers.
Ins. still a m11.u<i. "And there were -Classified aas are read by folU Members had their sack lunch-
~ Phone Barbor al
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NEWS-TIMES -Every Tuesday
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N"f'Wport Bay Post .:."l&MJned Adil; IDllf• ,,.,. la tile na-.ta7
New•1'1mes or the Tlsa:nftaJ' PftlM
MINIMUM. AD 18 t LINl:8
All <.."'la.nlnect Mb mu.st be paid ror ca.~ In ..S\'9.DOe of pallitkatton.
4 Lllles 1 Paper $ .75
4 Unes 2 Papen 1.50
4' Llne!i S Papen 2.00
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The publishen will not be responstble tor mDTe than one Incorrect
insertJon oC an advertl~mcnt, reserve the r1gbt to correctly clasalfy
any and all ad!I and to rejiect any advertlaement not conforming ll•'
ruJes a.nd regulations. Advertlsernf"nta and cancellatlon11 will bo·
accepted up to 5 p.m . on the day precP.ding pubUcaUon.
Except deadllne t or News. 'l"Unee ls 11 a. rn. Monday.
Pflone ll&r. 1616. Uk for .. Ad Taker" or aend ad a.id ft'mlttanoe to
NEWPORT RARllQB PUBLISHING CO.
!!11 BaJbom Blvd..,. Newpon Beacb. O&Ufontla.
Controls. NPA
to Saddle Uo S.
Indefinitely
Walter 8 . Mellott, president or
the South Coast Construction
Company and. retiring president of
the Callforn1a State Builders Ex-
e h a n g e. returned to Newport
Bea.ch this v.•eek ""'ilh gruve fears
lhul Building Controls and the
N . P. A. \VIII be With us for a
long t1n\e.
Classified Index
10 Bblnet18 Gulde
11 Bn:l1dlul' Matf"rtals
1 ! Bulldlns Sen·tcts
•• Penon&ls 15 Shani Your car
18 Tn.uportatlon •
1 '1 Rooflns Conln'-'torw
18 -ty Alda
19 Upbohl~rtns-
to Health Aid.I
%! l...oltt a.nd Found
!.a School~. ln!!tructlon
!8 SltoaUoftlll Waat.-cl
Z9 Help \Vantf'd
SO Sale, Mlscf'lla.arom
:SO-A S"'IM'
SO-B Jtpp1lancf"!!I
Sl Wa.ntt-d to Buy
REMODEL and REPAIR
Residence or Commercial
R. L. 'Dick' Nelson Sr.
Oenenl BuUcllng Contraefo<
6S8 nillerton, Newport Beach
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in etl 3 locel peper1.
ll"tee &ttm.at.ea i&eacon am-w
Rl!lLLU!U!: '.I'-Karlnl!-wa'nt1
part 1-"""'Jc .-hip or w-endo. Writ<! 8oJc N, th1o
peper, MpS7
A Minimum ed· is 4 lines.
78pl'!
DON K., BUTl'S
Lie. General Contractor
Re>1identlal-Qinunen:lal
Remodeling
Phone Be&.C!on 8405-W
Painting and
Paperhanging
GEO. BURKHARDT
17Uc
608 -3 1st St .. Newport &>•ch
Phone Harbor 2-filS..W before
8 a. 1n . OT after 4 ;30 p. m .
83tfc
COMPLETE HOUSE C LEANING
• fo~rnlture Wld ru1s •hampooed.
F"re~ t-Stlmates Fully lnlUred.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
&e.con Glll nttc
PAINTING
COMMERCIAL -U<DUSTRlAL
RR'SlDENTIAL
F rf'e Eatlmates
ll. Andresen Harbor 32M-R
Mc99
Build with Brick
FRANK MOLL
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' PAIIT TD01 WO!IK WANTSD-
Baby oltllfc, ~. oftlce
bw:ww... l'@lt.aurant, etc., by
Pio 1.-90. Ct.LU'. BIBLE
COu..llGE. Ph. KI. S-. et·
t-Ion 11. 9'cMH
,,..,,,. .... Meaoftl 1 -~.-t•t11...._
Nut It 91) M (7 . 1•' I Ncwaf .
YOUNG man w..-job with ho-
tel or mote:I. Hu bad hotel
maftACem~t trat:nm.. e yeara
f'xperieRtt. N•Uonal Hml Jib-
chine. Write W. G. Kinney, Gen.
Del,, 8e<J Beacll. 88p88
A.K'ICJUCAN DP -Navy vet wit."1
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102<-W. 88p87 I:
MIDDLE AGED wotnan In Coats Specials! Specials! Chrysler Engines
Meaa, wan to baby slttlnr eve-U aed
nS!I at your borne. Ph. Beacon Refrigerators "'
MIM-WK. 8tlp88 Crowns -Royals
\\'ANT TO CARE tor Small ch.ii-SERVEL 6 cu. ft. Excellent con-
dren ln my homo!, Corona del d1t1'n A: pe.rfett nmnlng o~r. See lohn Harvey
~:,r.H=.":Rx_~....,=~·7 ......... · · .. · ·--""~ at Seacraft
KELVJNATOR retrtge.ratbr, 8 cu,
29-Rdp Wuted ..... .. ...
Standard Stations. Inc.
ft. Excellent running order.
completely overhauled .... $79.9ft
cROSLEY She.lvador, completely
over nauled, 5 cu. n . -·-·----1~.00 •
Washing Ma~hines
MONTGOMERY WARD with
pump. new m oto r a.nd comp.
overhaul .. . .............. $42.5-0
8~ COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON 071'1
94t!c
18 FT. CHRIS CRAFT speed boat,
Chrya. A~. A·l mech. cand. S14M
~ alii' renta.J tor boata offered
tor ttale up to 26 ft.
Wlurd & Rowboat.I for Rent
Ken Scotl'11 Mobil Marine Dock
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lll!:DUNGTON ,....._ (-1e)
._, -l>oll dog A pet. Alao
~ """""" cat. Reuona~le.
11112 Regmt Or.. saita Ana .
Off Smelt:uT' B1vd., 1 tint. from
Ha.-Blvd. 84p8e
~ Opportwalties
DO l'OU WANT TO MAKE
$600 to $700 per mo. by
working 3 days per Wl!!lk •
Do you have f.14.,000! -or a 3-
bedtoom ~ to .-t.radie?
HMe le • bona\ftde bt•atne• oppor'·
tW\lty-.-al>lioMd l& yean -
aad rlcht here In Or&nce Clo.
SEE us RlOHT AWAT!
RARBOR INVESTllElN'r 00.
Realtors
30th and Newport Blvd.
Newport BNcb Ph. Har. l«lO
COCKTAILS, Dlairten, Lioebee,
.fixtures. ~t. San Ile<·
nardino county. S~l down or
trade. Har, 3.2114-J. 82()87
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LIDO ISLE
Sparkll~ 1 pr 2 bedl'®lll l\lmlill-
ed •p..rbnenta. One bedtoolD
!tWln bedol S70 tno. 2 bec1to0111a
SlOO .,o, All utruu .. paia. Prl: ,
vau pragoa.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPoftATED
8333 Via Udo ii&r-1500
Newport Beach, cant.
WINTER RA TES, 3 rm. rum. 11,pta
On Colllno Lsl&nd. Each. opt.
has water front.ace .
ALSO Penthou.e on Male. Wdt
end Park Ave., Balboa Ialand.
Ph. Harbor 2962-W . -7ttlc
BALBOA PENINSULA -Furn·
!abed •lnrle apts. {25 and $&'!
mo, to June .l.5lh. Frirld.&in.
Laundry avaUa.ble. Util. incl.
Harbor 1270..W. Atfc
TWO BDRM., It duplex, clean, 2
block.a bay. Children 0 . K. Lge.
Y•rd. See Tuei1. to Ft-I. mom.
Owner 1402 Seavtew, Col'ona.
dcl Mac. ~
BALBOA .PENINSULA -At·
tractlvely tumished 2 bdrm. du-
plex with sundeck. Winter or
yearly. Reasonable. Har. 301&.R
83ttc
FURNISHED .. 2 bdrm. apL Lge.
s. Bay vtew. Winter $60
uttl. pd. or will rent yearly.
ulre lower rear apt.) 1495
. Bay Ave., Newport Beaeh.
83pS8
YEARLY -Exceptionally nlce.
:l'ttellott atten~ed the Builders
Exchange convention Mt F"resno
where leadtts of the industry
from the entire nation spoke.
S! ••urnlture tor Sa.I~
S2-A AnlkfUe.
·1:17 E . tGth St .. Co!!ta Mesa
Pho ne Beacon 6503-R
80c81H Has a few openings
FOR MEN
A.BC In good running order $35.00
KENMORE wMht'r, xlnt. running
Ne~t to Ferry Landing, Balboa 'l--8t>etn Uld Oflloes
Hai:bor 2720 51!trc 1----"'°'...;,..;.;.;.-'i==~---;
UnfUrn. 2 bdrm_ duplex. Many
extra featurea. Near both
schools. Reasonable. 2265 Clay
St., Cliff Haven. · 83trc
Principal Sp€!aker at the-Con·
vention was Henry M Heymann
of \\'as.hington. D. C. divl&on
counsel tor the oongtructlon con·
trols and industrial expansion di-
vi.111on of the National Production
Authority. He told the 1.\0 dele-1
gates attending that he expected
control!! to be "as they are rot the
next year or more." He pledged
however that control~ would be
relaxed as materials permit.
Continuation of NPA controls
""ith pre~nt rig11lity, the 1w ash·
ington official predicted, will
mean substantially no recrea tional
constrUC'lion during the next year.
33 Boat., Supplles
34 ?\lulilcal. Radio
35 Bop. C&U. Pets
18 Poaltry, Rabbit•
17 U\'fft.ock
S8 Specl&I ~BOUDl!flDf'__ftt
40 Bu9111HR OpportunltlH
41 StottA and orna-s
4! Waated to Ke.at
f:S Aparlmenta and ffnmP!lll
tS-A T'ralWr Spaee « Roolll!I for Rf'nt
44-A RNt Uon:tiM
45 Rfont, Ml8Cellan.eoua
48 Room a.ad Board
47 Tnl<"~
"'8 Aatomobi"' Tffffl
-49 Autoa Wantt'd ·
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WILL DO that work you
want done -Jack of all
trade&-maintenance work.
Ha\'e tools and mixen for
any job.
Call BILL Beacon 6451-W
57cl58H
FISHER
Drafting Service
916 Co&At Hlghwa.,y, Hallbor 2443
Corona <kl Mar
72tfc
F.XPF.Rl.ENCED CARPENTERS
\Vant W ork by Hour or J ob.
C.:all Ro.rbor lJfM.ftt
Who arc looking for permanent
employment With exc""Jlent op-• portunll.y for advance.mt>nt. 21
lo 40 pl"e!~ Pa Id whllt' .. lralnlng. Apprwt. $277 .:w> month
to alart. Uberal laundry allow·
anct"•. High echool mlnln1um
dealn!d. See "Supt. at the
STA!'ffiARD STATIONS
Dahlia A Coast Hlgh'way
C0T1>na dt>l Mar'
8€lWf'f':n 9 a.nd 11 t'V•'tY Friday
85c90
order -~ .... $35.00
EASY 1tandard wringer washer
In good running order ... $2.5.00
KPnmore wuhlng ma.ch ...... $17 .50
Stoves
OKEEFE A< MERRITT table top
range, auto pilot. oven heat
control, wry clean $69.50
ROPER table top rangt>-Excep-
t lon&J condition -$89.9~
Easy Terms to Suit!
ATTMCTIVE OFFICE on New-Resulu come -from constant port Blvd., near t.be ~ n.eiw hos-
PracUce! An ad regularly tn th~ pit.el. Ekcelierit Jooatl!On wtth
paper will produce re.11ults for you. parking, AJBo perlect tor flor-
JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
The only factory -approved Sa.lea
a.nd Service Station in tile New·
port Harbor Area.
South Coast Co.
~ewport BWd. at 23rd SL
Harbor 2600
53tfe
tat shop °" otller small bwdneu.
$4 0 mo. <e6 Newport lljvd., Cos-
ta Mee.a. Beacon 5713-R. 82tfc
• MACffINE SHOP SPACE. Low
renta.1 to reepon.sible party with
one °" more machines. 920 Co&st
l;llw:y., Newport Beedl. 86p88
"It }\"Ill 1nean a rurther cut in' 10--BuslnMs Gulde
housing starlit to about 850.000 In 7ttfc SALESMAN Tr a ve I Ariz ..
STROOTS
TeWinkle Hdwe
36 F'T. HIGGINS CRAFT equipped
for jig fishing. Small bait tank
CMC diesel. Good CCV!\litk>n.
Price &2100. Phone FLeetwood
6-.2626 or LYcomlng 2-8493. Af-
ter 8 p. m . • MpOO
LEASE BY OWNER -LargP
bldg. on Newport Blvd., bear
City H&U. 51-ft. frontage, 2
store rooms. Ample eq.·f"oote.gc-
in 'l"eal', ll'lllt.a.ble for lllfg. or
o th er puf'p08e8. Electrically
, equlpt. with adoeqv&tJe ff,P . c,e-
ment floor, alley on· Bide, toarl-
i11g t.ene in back. V•callt tot ad--Ing ........ ~ .... -i-T
U9el!!I if desired. Would, OOll•Oer
a)e entire P~-A.vaBll.tlle .J&n
1, 1852. Rent --or part, Ad-
,,,_ Box o. this pape.. l&p87
1902. rornpare<t to l ,Q0(),000 in F V "t" Bl' d 1901 anJ 1.400.000 foe 1900." Hey-Or en'° Ian Jn S,
man su11.J. ··rt ":ill also ntean few-
er neY.: Office buildings. shopping
cen ters and hotels.
Shades and Drapery Hdwc.
THE SHADE SHOP
'"lt can further be inte1·preted Free. estimates Ph. Har 884
that the great supply of construc-
tion materials will go into mili·
tary construction. construction for
and lndustria.I buildings dire-ctlr
the Aton1ic Enerin• Commission.
related to the defense programs."
Rl;:ld C•ntroh1 '.S°f"f'dffi
New Hamilton
and Elgin Watches
Christmas Lay Away Plan
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
817 Cout Hiwa y, Coronn. del Ma.r
70tfc
VACUlJ}..{ CLEANERS
Electrolux and othere, $6.~ up.
100 to ChOORC from.
HANK'S Vacuum CJPan('r Co.
901 S. Main St., Santa. Ana
Klmberly 3·2968.
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
2i3 Palmer 8L, ea.ta Me.a
Bu. ll<!IT·M Hc9
INTERIOR -ICXTEIUOft
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
601 · 31A"l St. Newport Beach
R&rbor 2297-J 34c48
14-Persooals
Alcoholics A.n:mymollll
Write P. 0 . Box 2~
Balboa Lsland, C&ll!,
Phone Kimberly 3-6303
Heyman told the buih.lers gath-
ered in convention that the rigid
controls on buildings are neees-
sar~' now because the p resent pro-
duction cap!lcity ot the nation's
steel mills is not adequate to
meet the over-a.II demand for steel
demand ror steel for 1n1llt.Ary pro·
duct1on. industrial expansion re-
lated to the defense effort. and
for not"n1a/ civilJR.n constrwction. 70trc !_118~~~~-!".t~y~Ahls~-~--..,., ----
The Wa.'\hington orrtclal revea!-
e<l thut demand for strucltu·s.J
1tcel 1s more than 200 per cent of
the supply He estimated the gov-
ernment's vast progi-an1 of plant
e..xpa.ns1on would increase the an-
nual output or steel h.r 18.000,000
tons beginnin g in 1952. Heyman
said he hoped the exp&nsion pro-
gram would be c-ompleted next
12-Building Servi"""
HAULING
ANY KIND-Trash or •
Call Walker-1576 Placentia
Costa Mesa-Beacon 6372-JK
74 c75H
ye~l that point." he said, "w• PAPER HANGING
anticipate thn.t artM" the conttn u· & Painting, Spray Painting
Superfluous Hair
Pl'm1anently removed from tacs;.
arm!4, legs. Eyebrows and hair·
line shaped-No more tweezing.
ELLEN L. BRYANT R. E .
T ue.!dny and Thur9t.1.11.y only
Udo'ii Salon. of" Beauty Har. 2ft76
79c9J
22-Lost and Found
New M ex. \Vt'll t-alab. major
gift line. Furnllih llvlng and lli.1-
p lay trailer to right part)f. Ap-
ply 11 t o 12 a .m ., 2092 So. Coast
Blvd., Laguna. 87p89
\\1 ANTED --M an or woman t o
help part tlnlt' w ith care of nty
lnvalld husbaild. Room, boa.nJ
and small 88.lary. Phone Harbor
:-j35·Af. 86c87
1802 1Newport Bl-.d., Collla MH&
Phone .~acon 5222
ST~WART-WARNER dual temp.
~rrigerator, 8elf.detrostlng. 35
lb. freez.e.r, $9'5 . Harbor 1640.W.
88p88
WANT Man °to rook, drive and
care for house.. Two adults. Uve
In. Private room with TV. See
Ray R. Reeves, ltlO S. Bay
Front. Balboa Lsland. Hae. 2168 S2-Boosebold Gooch
·86c88 ,
EXPERIENC ED power machine
operat:ora. Phone Harbor 354~.
for appointment. 86c99
PHONE Harbor 1818 to place
your w~t ad on thta page.
For Better
TV Reception
Replace }'our weathered Antenna.
With a new V-cone
$9.50 incl. Mast ·
TV SKRVICE •CALLS
O.y or Evening
Mesa Radi<> and. Television
109 Broadway Costa Mesa
11We give Crown Stamps"
USED
Easy Iron er _ ......... _.$35.00
Maple dinette sel .... · ......... ~9.00
Te levl.skm. 10" screen ... ..$S9.50
NEW
Congole1lm n.igs -. . . .. $ 5.95
Sa.lem maple dlnPtte set. ta-
ble and 4 chair~ _,79.50
f Dale's Furaiture
1874 Harbor Blvd. -
Costa Meu Beacon EMS37.J
BLACK MR. .It MRS. CHEST,
with mirror I ailver fox finish}.
Beautiful modern cwrtom made
aofa. Ph. Harbor 0681-R. Mc.87
BOAT SLIP FOR RENT -
Now available. Har. 2979-M
85p90
Walt's Trading Post
USED MARINE GEAR
Nautical DecoraUons-Used Net
WE BUY SCRAP METALS
NEAR [CE HOUSE ON 30th
Ph. Harbor 2<f70, Newport Beach
OPEN SUND.<vs 71c72H
SEA BOOKS
A nne stock or books on all yacht-
ing subjects -plus all current
books. Lending JJbrary.
The Islanders
214 Ma!'i.m, Balboa 18. Har. 1547 •
FOR SALE-Mooring No. D-381
15th a.nd Bay Avenue, $125..00.
Phone LO: 5·8271 or LU 28116.
81c9l
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RENT A PIANO, Let the Kkldlea
leant, $:i per mo. F'UH term f'el\t
allowed on any piano in OUT"
•tock. DANZ -sat.MIDT Big
Plano Store, ~ No. Ma.tn SL,
S&nta Ah•.
THRD: er 4 ~OORU, ltambhed,
Harbor A-. -....,,...... rent
Can turrrfm. 1dete-nces.. Call Mr.
or Mrs. Retmier, Harbor· 2751.
84tfc
WANT TO LEASE unfurnished
hou.~e. year round, $75 mo. Ex-
cellent tenants. Adult couple
only. Older 0 . K. Prefer near
water.
Everett Morris & Assoc.
408 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboo.
85c87
WANT to rent or lease with option
to buy. Unfurn. bouse, dbl. gar.
ln Harbor area. Must be in good
neighborhood. Ph. Har, 0195-W. e 87c89
4S-~ts~~
SM.A.LL 3 room apL, fumllhed.
Ye&riy rental. Adult.a. KI. 3...z'ft70
Key 1:!61> • Und St., Newport
Beach. ,. ~87
lng defense and defen3C support· LOST Oolid St. Christ opher med-
lng neects are sati:jfied. the bal· Kenneth Quarry al inscribed to ··J ohn. Xmu s7cS9
a.nee or c-onsl1"11ct1on n1ate1ials '1515 Santa Ann Ave., Cmita Me.sa J9SO" pn Balboa talanc.J . LIBER-
Bill's Furniture
We Buy, Sell or Trade
BALDWIN ACROSONTC SPonn'
Ueed. Save $200. Terma. 8Yb-
jecl to p T" lo r eale. DA.NZ·
SCHMIDT Bl-g Piano Store, 520
No. Main, CC?r· 8th. S&nta Ana.
BALBOA. -M:od:el't'I. 2 bedroom
-nicely tumtahed apt. "5 mo.,
;yeatiy. I.JUI. pd. Pllone Harl>oc
2791-J. 88t!c
Should Ix.> R\·a1lab~e for the civilian Phone Beacon G5<K. AL RE\VARD. 903 N . B&y Fr .. SOLAR ENLARGER-2% x 3 \4.
a bal"g&tn. e-;j=°'=~=~=R=Y=S=L=E=R==l=N=T=R=O==D=U=C=E=S:=S:=A ~=R ~=;=T=O=;=~=~='"=~=n~=D=E=L=S=:;M-p8_7l :·EL~;~~~ ~l:~~~~~
Complete lrultall•llon. ~ and
a.rriC<! of all trau..r equlpmenL
l!Km We.It Balboa Blvd.
Phone Harbor 2502-R 74c715H
SZ-HoUMbold Goods
NORGE WASHER -Ito the 1~01
latest all automa.tic waahl!r. Ha.a
agitator and C"OUI nuah to the
wall, h&e overflow rt.nae and
lpln drie• clothea. can put
cloth.. In the top. and forget
about them. Balance due on
GR.A.ND PIANOS: Baby Grand.
tepowwd, $495. ~. Alao
others new and ued. Steinway.
ctdckertnc, WurUt.zer, A . B.
KNO'ITY pine bachelor apt., near
"""· Breakfut bu.· UtlL .pd. $05
mo. yearly. 1512 W . Ocean Frt.
Pbone Harbor 1677-.J. 86p88 '
3 bdrm. completely ~ed
-· boanl gen~ .... ~ • mof\tb rental s-roorJi trailer,
pr!. In dry. A t.tb, $40. 200 E.
18th St..'C... M-. l8p88
It a aw ...a lkta ... ......_, .... , 12 _a
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ORANGE COAsT
TRAILER SUPPLY
ltlO BAIUIOft BLVD.
<>neta Me-.. Pbcae Btacon 1224-R
!!! • • O'Km'll A llll;RftfM' ranee -
nR luloot 1111 CP all autGcna·
Uc wlU. lamp Ud • .....,wns, __ er-..._..._
_ nww lbnJ'lltt 'bGtbela le chrome
srW bll"olkr. a.••nee I owe om
--• $Ul.U. cu ... ""'1t1 nm 1t ,,.,.. take ...,......"'-o1
"'·"' -mo. u..a It 2 _ ... • Mt JOU can't tell It. -Xr.
• "'"'· ... So. 8pa<b, .hJlor. """ I LIL .. I p.a. I'll. lbU. -
• Cb&le, Knabe, Raworth. Lund·
etrum. F T" o m $585. DA.NZ-
SCIDIJDT, "520 No. Main, OM".
8th, Sonta Ana. 100 planbO al· wayo. .
contract l• only $238.JIG and I llUOHTL BED ~-•• over $297 !or ll. .,_ -u1•-y U Spinet piano, ,_ • .., -· ., mr. -· BIS •Ylnp. 0onwn1-FRE& It you take paymonbl cl ,.t tenno at SHAJ'l:R'B MUllIC
NEWPORT BEIGllTll -~-
1 bdrm. bebee. ·546 mo ... ~rl7.
Garag<, hnced yard, ..iulto. 426
All8o Ave., Be1omi. W..M. -n
$12.85 per mo. See Ml'. B&uehJI 00. (Since 19117), •n No. Syca,.
fOl So. 8padra, Fullerton, 9 more, ll&Dta Ana. Kl. 2-0872. ONE BEDROOM: apt. ~ tum.,
a.m. to g p.m. Phon<! 21". 83tfc 11lilltleo pel4, on\y $46. :!'7tJ c.-at
88tfc Rtwy .. Newport B!I cti ~
KAPLl!l---~D-ININ--G-T-AB--LE--an-d-4 ~mm ORGANS! The -· WINTER RBNTAL _: Nice 2
JUST 'Bl ·-°"""1 Orpn. ii JOU ~-, -•• ,,J+ri' Uc -·· chain and maple rocker. · -'t---·· ~. -.u·ou 1.• ~ l:9V -.-LIKB NEW. It-bk. 301 ·-& note, ,.~ -~. '56 100: to .JOiy tot. !Mo ..._ IMI! ri.. Har ... Spinet or-129 lM lit., N~ • •
Larkspur (-tt apt.) Ool<ln& -· W-1 --l tlNI • I 91t91
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SPECIALISTS
can -cnia Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa Iai&nd. Bar. :IOU Sidi'
BALBOA PENINSULA -At-
tractively turnl.&bed garage apL
Sultfble couple. A van. OcL 15th,
$55 wtnter, $85 yearly, utll and
gar. Included. H&'i"'r 3019-R
78Uc
FURNISHED nice clean large
alee.ping rool'h, kitchanette, tri.g-
Jdalre, bath, sun porch (%nd fir. I
$45 mo. Phone Harbor 89l·W.
77Uc
BAY FRONT -Lowly 2 bdrm.
2 bath apt. Fireplace, good heat,
$125 mo til June 15th.
ALSO 1 bdrm. ba.yfront, $75 mo.
to June 15th. Phone Bar. 2552
or Harbor 291t·M e.vea. 7"1ltc
TWO BDRM. Fumished Houoe.
Ulit. pd. Children 0 . K. Ava!l-
able Oct. 21st. Inquire lower
rear apt. 1405 W. Bay Ave ..
Newport Beach. 80C88
CORONA DEL MAR-Attra·cttve
1 bedroorq nicely tum. rea.T" apt.
Picture window. Newly decon.t-
ed and clean. $65 mo. by year.
Util. pd. Harboc 03811-J. 85p81
FURNISHED NEW 2 Bdrm. home
In Costa Men. Dbl. gar., adult.a,
no pets.
See Mrs. LaPerle, 1898 Harber
Blvd., Costa Mesa.. Bea. 1041
ll8c8'l
TWO BEDfUt. FURN. or unfttrn
houae, fenced in be.ck yard., year
JeaM OT will ex.change for-bol*!!I
in Che-rry Point, No. Carolin.a.
610 Larkspur, Corona del Mu.
Ph. Har. 1&19-J. 88c88
DOWNTOWN BALBOA. Several
apt.a. on 2nd floor With balcouy
or view of bay. C1ean, good beds.
relrtg. $25 -$40 mo., winter.
See Mn. Sullivan, 3061$ Main
St., Balboa.. &7c89
FURNISHED studio apt. and CV··
'60 mo., utlJ. pd. Available till
,July 1. Suitable tor couple or
woman and one child. 307 Helio-
trope, Cot-ona del Kar. 87p89
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2 bdrm. turn. apL La.undry nn.,
tenc~ play yard for clilldren.
garage. UtU. ,pd. The BLUl!l
TOP, •Ol Newport Blvd. 87ttc
UNFURN. HOUSE. ~· U'tblg
room, dining room, one bdnL,
bath. lcttchen, prqe. BeautU\11
_garden. Near C. D. K. ~
$70, year leue. No pet& Jbr.,
bor 1638-W. S'lcll
Tots and Pets Weie-
3 rm., 1 bdrm., fUmlabod lit "llbia.
Newport. ~ rro1IBds. 1 lllJc.
from ocean and bay. '*' mo.
-· 987. ..,..,
LIKB Nl:W -UlllUml-l '11811~
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Real F.at&te Is Your * * * ~ * ** * * * * * * * ~ * * Best Investbient . l3A Y & .BEACH BARGAINS
-o~ • DUPLD 1 lldrm.. eadl. lle'km,. breakfut bu, atall
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BLANCHE ·A. .QA TES, Realtor
FRANK L. SHUFELT J. llARTIN
' 311 Marine Ave:, Balboa Island
Pb. Har. i671 or 1672 Eves. Harbor 1671
BALBOA ISLAND
• A beautiful 2 bdrm. )lome with an unusually
large, attraCtive; and livable patio. $16,500 .• ,
ON LITTLE ISLAND -For the large family we ·
offer this attractive 4 bdrm., 3 bath borne with 2
living rooms. This is a· home to be proud of and
very reasonably priced.
CAPE COD 2 BDRM. BOME, patio, plus amall
apt. Both charmingly furnished. -Pri!!ed right and
requires small down payment.
TRULY A: HOUSE OF ,pISTINCTION, just com-
pleted;-Extra large living rm., 3 bdrms .. 2 baths,
. all bea\l.tlfully decorated-modern kit. bu garb.
dillp. and dish washer, Very al.tractive walled patio
and beau. landscaped. '1'riced right. Xlnt financing. . .
BLANCHE A . GATES-REALTOR
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-OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-5 p.m.
23531 Kings Road, Cliff aa_ven
Thill unusual 3 bdrm. home has ju.st been com-
. pleted and is ready for yo ur inspection.
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' It is undoubted!)' one of the .best lrranged homea
iri this area and its many features will please the
most fastidious.
The roo ms are exceptiOnaJJJy large-there are 2
bathroomlh-<lining room and ample breakfast areL
Massive flagstone fireplace. Indirect lighting and
many other appointments.
It is priced at $19,950 and well worth every penny.
To see prior to opening, call Fred Ba'l-ker, Beacon
5795 or Beacon 6939-J. ,
EARL STANLEY, Realtor
Call at our office, 15th & Irvine, oppo, High School
48--Apartments and Holl!le8 6Z-Real Estate
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We have several ati,acttve apts.
a nd house..s for ~ter ren taJ
starting at S45_ mo~d a few
yearly rental8 starting t 16,5,.
TWO B. R. ~araae apt., putJy
furnished. 1 ~ bath. alao 2 nna.
down. $8.950. Owner, 114 Mari-
gold Ave .. Corona del Kar.
Nelda Gibso tr.
306 Marine, Balboa Isl. Har. 502 -. 69t(c
FURNISHED HOUSE-Nice liv-
ing rm. wilh nreplace. Largt."
bJrm .. kitchen with Servel, etc.,
S.'>O mo. to June 15. Call at Bal-
boa Motel. next tO Phone Co.
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S35 MO='l'TH . clean Cumlshed apt.
Child 0 . K . Yearly lease if de-
sire'1. Mrs. Howland, 320 Al-
varado Place, Balboa. &,-;c87
87p89
Resufts come rrom conat.ant
P ractice l An ad regular~ ln t.hla
paper will produoe rem.Illa for'you.
48--Aotomoblles, TlrM
JOE NICKERTZ
STUDEBAKER DEALER
...... bdrm . .ell. 1 unit 2 .i ......
'l::attllent \ocaUon in ea.ta
Mesa near bwd.nNI dt.-rtct.
OW'ner WILL TR.AD.II felt nlce
8 lodrm. home In NewpOirt Hgta. -
or Collta a..; u part paymt.
Thie 'property ~ a lar1• lot
wtth roorb for lhore unlta.
Prteed $11.&00 .
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ON PENINSULA Two bdrm. -IMlllt about lOll, J'9tl"'
"I"· Oood loca. and In JOOd oondl. A buy at fl,J,Dl)Q,
BAY & llEACH R~ALTY
1460 Balboe Blvd.
J:thel llhlrley
Jaelt, )(tller
Barbor JJN ' olodon ra.,
Dick Fay
Newport a~ights * * * * * * ... 1* * * * * * .• * * *
o . I. RJCSALl!l. Nice home In .~. i-uan. Liv, rm. aad
dinette cerpeted. Fplee., 2 -
and den. BMuUt\11 yal'1I ~th
attf9.CtJve barbecue. Partly erf.
cloeed. Perteet !or out door en·
• tertalnJng. Dbl. gar,, laundry
room. Priced $14,!500. MOOO dn.,
173.~!5 a mo., taxes Ir: tna. Inc.
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Nearly new 2' bdrm. horne. Ntct>
ltv. rm., hwd. n oors. dinette.
Ule rn kit. Bath tub and shower.
Stucco &nd redwood ext. A good
deal al $9100. S%5oo dn. Mon
pyt.!1. $61.00. • -·-' Country Living
2 bdnn. home-Liv. rm., bnr-
type k it. Neat and clean. Lot
70x150. a.U tor $6600. t erm.11,
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"Small Fry"
1 bdrm., Uv. rm .. kit. With dinette
area, Panel Ray heat. Eut Side.
Very 1nexpenaive. $3800, term•.
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La PERLE REALTY
1898 Harbor Blvd. Costa Me•o
P!-.one Beacon 7().13.
BALBOA
P -ENINSULA .
BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, 2 baU1
Dutch Colonial. Flagstone front.
Private patio forced aJr Jieat .
F ireplace. Ga,rbage d I •po s a 1.1
\.\"eather strlppffi. Largf' .run (
deck. This is an outJtland '.n~
value and a fin(' home.
Price $21,500
Con~lder small home a.s part trade.
LIDO ISLE
$4,750 down. New 2 bedroom horn,_.
near best beach. Full tile 'roof.
Patio. Furnace heat. Flreplace.
Bar type kltch('n. Glau en-
cio.td tub. Sf.e this betor l' you
buy.
Price $15,750
Ranch
20 acres 6 miles from Newport
12 acre. in JWrmanent puture
Equipment for 15,000 chlckena.
Three hoUSd, good barn. Abun-
dant cheap water Con.sider put
trade ~y area. Terma.
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$13,900
'!'bu Balboa Illand home, Uk• -.ie peopl~. makH ,
nienda. Whether lt'1 becau• of tbtL cheerin!r of the
rooma an a dull day or the fllckertn.r li&'ht of the open
fire on wlntery Digilio, the cuual vloltor •Y., ''Thi•
Lo Nl&lly home." A Aajutlc towertn~ ll'M libadff the
en'closed patio. Two bedrooma a.nd eluPlnl' room for that
guest you want. The l&J"C'e ltvinC" room and dlnlnr room •
kept tor tboee quiet evenlnp a\ home wllh tM famtl~
• and friend.I. The home la furnished. econornlcally heated
and arranged tor comfort.
island ·realty co.
Pork at · Apte Avenue, Balboa t.lAnd Harbor 371-W
Looking for an Investment ---
and a perfect hedge against inflation?
We offer 130 acres of rich Imperial V&lley Farm Land
Now l.ued for 6 .;,...r1 a t S7000 per year, payable an-
nually CASH iN ·ADVANCE. Tenant p&Y11 all ooet.11 ex·
oept t.axn whtch are•k>w. Total price of thla farm ls only
se&.000, re!rulting In a eecure 10% net return on tnveat-
ment. In addition, we expect lhl• land to double ln
value durins-the term of the Jeue. For fur1..her informa-
tion call -
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
216 Marine Ave. Balboa Island Harbor 20
~ORONA DEL MAR INCOME.
Don't fail to ..,., this most attractive 2 bdrm. home,
only 4 yrs. old, in choice location. Separate guest
room and bath adjoining garage. Excellent income
reco rd. Now rented at $115 per mo. It will sell
QUICKLY AT-
Price -$11:,500 -Terms
Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Exclusive Agefl!
Park Ave. at Marine Harbor 2462 Balboa Island
LUXURY
needs
NO APOLOGY
Balboa Peninsula
(wher e the be.y meets the aurl)-
one atory, 2 bedroom and den,
lntHt In design and color (new J,
$19.8"0.
Luxurious living is a natural
ambition. Those who aspire
to comforts a n d refine-
ments can fulfill their moat
cherished wishes in one of
these H 0 M E S at LIDO
ISLE.
"Kephart Built"
S 8 . R ., 1 ~ bat.M. Fa.rmhoUSI"
type (new) $1 ~.:)00.
Lido Isle
IDlgnlfted Jtvtric at Ila best)
F URNISHED APT. -< <0om• .. NO BETTER DEAL any-OREENL.EAF & ASSOC. I A 2 bt>droom home that Is DE·
.LUXE In every detaJl. Thl..8
"beauty" I" beyond "det'ICription .
If you want exqulsfto coloring.
lov~ly plantl'd paUo, 'Unit heat,
hardwood noon. larce roomii
and r verythinC' spic A apa.n.
then SEE this. Priced at ,20,·
000 and worth every cenL
"Chann"' ducrlbea thia 1 atory, 2
bOOroom home, a11 the nice
tl}lnp, lncludlng complete rum·
Wllnp, $20,000. shower. adults only. $35 mo./ where ... NOW is the BUJLDER -REALTOR
water paid. Can be seen week time to buy or trade for 31 12 Newport Blvc.L, Harbor ~2
ends, 105 · 32nd St., :-.-e.,,,.port
Beach. 8'lp87 a new Studebaker!
4!J·A-Tnller s~
Winter rates $10 mo.
Children welcom e
Also trailer storage $5 m0:.
Little Bay Trailer Park
7204 Coas t Highway,
Newport Beach
95c96H
TRAILER SPACE
C108e to shopping, of( the Hiway,
S12 to St6 mo. Cabrillo Court,
ltO Cabrtllo St., COflta Mesa.
44-Rooms for Rent
T\VO LOVELY bdrms upstair1t
wilh porch, out•ide entrance.
Balboa 111land. Harbor 1429-J.
' 116p88
BE WlSE-ADVERTISE.
Save up to $130
on some models that are &till
available at the old price. • A fine selection to chooee
from NOW.
ALSO BARGAINS In good
used cars. Every one a
8 . pecial '
'50 STUDEBAKER ChampWm
Sedan, only 10,000 ntl)M.
EYery podible extra. -
l.Jke nflw. only MOO down
''42 BlnCK Spec. sedan ....... $39!§
'39 ckEVRoLET sedan, nry
c~an .................................... SM
'38 DE SOTO Sedan _ .. . 2tO
I WILL PAY BONUS
for cood used cara.
3"41!J N ewport Blvd. at Via Udo
(By Udo The&tre)
Newport Beach Ph.. Harbor 510
E-ves. or SUn.., Hatbor Jt7~J
_5!>-__ H_on_e.-y~to_Loan______ MUST SELL-'50 Ii16rd Cl>nvert -
LOANS For. Homes radio, heater, overdrlw. Private , party. Ph. Bea. Sl\12-R. ~pl7
.. &'7--20 yr. Lomu
CONSTRUCTION LOANS'~
at ~\0'7• C 14 yn.)
WE BUY AND SEIL
TRUST DEEDS
SEE BOB SATTLER'
141D COAST BLVD.'
Corona dcl Kar Ba.rbor 1011.J
• Rep. POIRIER !lORTGAGll CO.
Metro Ufe lna. Funcb Kl WiU
LOA1'S TO BUlLD, DdP'&OVlil,
I BUY, MODERNIZE,' Olt
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Wa 8"1 .'1'\-ust . ~
Nl!lWPORT BALBOA n:D-.U.
BA VtNQS 6 l.DLH t.811N. '
IS.U Vta Udo Pb.
REAL~A LO
lntueal Rate-'ti~· I -
i.;..,. quldlly made In tbO' -0Aft& and Lq\IDL SIA&le br
multiple UDlta. H-'.., old. Bi
wt.. uad • .,. '7 n-ftM+-'DI'
your pc• t , mu. Mln•mum. ~ ..
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nary appn.lo&I. ,_ -
AA& n=trrlJ' s...-rr • wrtta:
AllTBUR 'A_ KAY ~
Koi:tPP a... ODllL4 wwt-t-
~ Clallf. uee 111& on 1616_._ _ ...
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·motor. Good Urea. upbol&ery.
new p&illt, radio, beater. 811
El Modena, Newport BolJl>t.I.
'loc81
19li0 CBZVROLl:T Dlz. '-door
Sedan, ti.Ile. new. Lota ot utru.
Will b'sde for lot In CDM. PIL
Barbor 2288. -
1918 M:QI)E. A ,ickllp. -Uont
motor, new ..-i. -1 bed, &'004 .... -r. $115. Ph. Bar. 11111 • .J. 11•
1.Nl ·.oftl> <lOUn .... -·•-ao1nu....-u...-.
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Pretty As A Picture
1 bdrm. hon1e. perfect for a couple.
Uke out of a home m&..-,lne .
JU the ran.ch type with redwood
fenelng, bric k patio and nJce • prdcn. Satidy loam .oU In &'ood
Coat.a Meaa location. A w~ll
buill hOtn<-e.nd a wcndforful buy
at $7995.
Newport Heights
.s bdrm. home with hwd. noon.
na1stone flJ'eplace, large plate
g1au wlndow:a faclng the paUo.
lta brand new and a lovely
home. ComP&:!"e thl.s price with
all olhen -t11 ,9~.
3 bdrms., 1 3/. baths
Brand ..,,f'W -Newport Helgbta
home wilh oc-ean vlew, J l haa
everylhlng, fireplace., .hwd. flra..
p..rbag~ dlspoaa.I. low down pay·
menL $13,150,
Beacon Hill Realty
ff8 Newport Blvd. (above Archet)
Ph. B. &7 lS-R or Evee. B. 613.2-W
$1500 down
s bedroorna. oak n-.. nr..p1a«:
dlnlnl' roo~ bre&k:fut nook.
-· 1a'CO lot. Ylew "' ...,...,, Newport Heigh.._ fU.GGO. N. B.
C. RE.ALTY CO., &2nd 6 New-
port Bhd. -
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THE NEWS-TIM8S
· THe POS.T -
Orange County's
Outstandi•g
/teal Eda,#• -
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2. Nearly nC'A' 4 ~room, 2 bath
home. ldHI for <':hl.klnn u It
ha.s 2 large bedrooms and 2
an11tll bt'df'OC>r'l\8. Only .few 11leps
from lovely PRIVATE BEACH .
Imagine thb a t O'NLY $19,MO
-Excellent terms.
3. Our latest EXC LUSIVE llJlting.
BA TF'RONT home lrl one-of the
beat locaUona on LIDO l.SLE.
This home wu built ln 1950 Nld
hu thl!' tine.st and belt of fea·
turca 1uch u 3 lar~ bedroom.I,
2 balhl. apa.cioUli Uvi.n1r room.
dream of a kitchen. untt heat
and a pier and .Up t....,.t la on~ or ~ beet on UDO l.SLE. Ypu
just have lo .8ff' tbbl borne.
Prtc.."t'd to .tell.
ALSO
f'or tb09(' wbo want to build-
90me very declnble lot.a a.re for
ll&le etlhe:r waterfront tdte. for
income \UJ IU or crou street Iota
at bargain prlcu. Any atze or
price. REMDIBER we art the
DE1'ELOPERS of LIDO ISLE.
Here a Htlle bu)"I • LOT.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
33&3 VI& Udo
Newport Beacll, call!.
Barbor 1600
EXceptional Value
CORNER LOT -Look!! onto bay
& adjacent lo .wirnmJng ~h.
621~ • x 88'. St re-et on 3 sides.
Prime value at $6250.
Ocean Front
(wh~re .you can breathe the salt
al rt. OUPL~, just completed,
lde•I beach home, with income.
$1 2,500.
SEVEN B. R . HOME-Spa.ciou.s,
excelJent location. t..ri"e giau·
ed In con.eervatory. TUed bl.thJ:.
Orowln1< old lfl'S<'t\JUy. $31,600.
Harbor Investment
Company
REALTORS
SO lh and Newpcwt Bl°"t
NewpCft Beach Ph. Hatbot' 1&00
$3000 DOWN
New 3 bdrm., 2 ~th home. 50-fL
lot-na •kw. Very easy pay-
ment.a.
Full Price $13,750
ff WT)' On "ntla One!
$11,250
Ve.ry ftl"Y cute. t bdrm. Brick ce..
m ... t.. fenced, patio. tub and
stall ahower, lota of Ute. Fire--
place, dbl. prqe. beauUfully
LIN!orape4.
This is one of the ·
best in CDM
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$1500DOWN '
vers '°"v a Wma. o .i. a••1.r
TMa -.. a.I)> 2 -Gld. ! ... abMI '"·rm..~ ~-1---.~--~--~------~~~--~~--~ •
I'll! ~. dlnln1 •U. eb-· 81 RN' Ill III• ·a a.I l!Wate flll ldfcbea with Iota ol tile.
ColOoNI bath wtth We 6 feet
over blb, J&rre bade-. -
onto .., .. red patio, -~ pr.,
with ample otorap ~· 80
fL wide loL 1-11\0Blhly pay·
menta Jnc1uc1e -lnwr., and
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!Price '$,12,162
How ID the world can ;you
loae. on a deal like thi.?
• $1900DOWN
0 . I. RE8A.L11: -S bdrm.. S lO
yn. old. Tbp condltlclll, hwd. n--, tile, lal'(W dbL prap.
Bat E . Side.
Price $11,250
$36.12 Per Mo.
Is the amazing payment.A on thl.a
very attractive 1 yr. old. 2 bdrm
home. Hwd.. noora, tile, lovely
kitchen ~th breakfut nook,
Laree ~ood covered patio .
flowert and ahrube. Best neigh-
borhood. Priced to sell •• $8950
with S2600 down. Th111 is an
FHA 4 \4 <;{dee!. •
Subdivided Lots
Streeta -Curbs -Utllltle.
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-BALBOA ISLAND • I . ~ .
2 ~ Jiome,,'completely f~ in niip,1e and
vM1 to wllll carpe~g. 2 patio&. JWit off Sooth Bay
• -Pricie $18,500-Terms
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C.U Harbor 1771>
BE~CON BAY WATERFRONT .
·Beautiful S bdrm. home. Large Uy!ng room, dining
room with picture win(\ows. Completely furnJshed.
Patio with barbecue. Guest apartment. Full price-
-$40,000 -
Call Harbor .1775 and make an appointment to see ,
NEWPORT BUYS
INDUSTRIAL ZONE -Small furnished home,
garage, work bench and storage. Lot space to
expand in front.
Full Price $5250, small down payment!
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Top location among $10,000 -1.o •
$15,000 homea. 13 Jot.a at $1350. CHARMING 2 bedroom and den home. Located
close In on two beautifully Jandacaped lots. Phil Sullivan
Geo. Everson
18Gfl Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
·Phone Beacon '112!1
( Acroee from Coeta Meaa Bank)
Eves. Ha. 31~7!'w Bea. 5458-J
Costa Mesa •
The Best Town on Earth
Corner Lot 54x130
One bdrm. home o nly $55-00, On.
paymt. $1800. Balance at $.56
per mo. Int¥ lnclud. 4 i,t ';{-.
$895 Down
"NEW" two bdrm. home, small
but nice, tolal price $6895. Bal-
anct" '68. per month.
3 Bdrm. G.I. Resale
Double g&rage, fenced yard, near
Blvd., reuonable down payml.
Mo~ pymts S53 lnclud. tax a.nd
insur. Total pricf" $9950.
Income Property
2 bdnn. home and 3 units on lot
87x173, room for expant1h>11, nr.
Cf"nter of town. Estate s.aJe price
s1 ~.ooo.
SPACIOUS LIVING -ROOM with beamed ceiling,
fireplace, outside guest room, garage. Bar.liecue.
Fenced yard. Outstanding value at
$12,500
For this and other rood buys call Harbor 1013.
( Eveni11g11 Harbor 2092· W )
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
1 Tlh and Coast Ht way
Newp<rt Beach
%2:1. Martne Ave.
15th and Irvine
Newport Beach
81G Coast Hlway Balboa bland 3113 N~ Blvd.
Cerona del Mar . Newport Beach
CLIFF HA VEN-Only $13,950
G. I. RESALE -Large combination FHA G. I.
· loan . Lovely 2 bdrm. and den home. Dining ' rm .,
lge. kitchen, pullman bath ,, large~ brU,k fireplace,
double gar11ge.
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I COSTA MESA-Only $10,500
Nearly new 2 bdrm. home. Fireplace, hw<t. floors,
lots of tile. Large rms., dbl. gar., lge. Jot. EZ terms.
C. GALEN DENISON, Realtor
Lots -Acreage A. 13. JOHNSON, Broker
Lot 63x200 ........................... $ IOO-O 490 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Beacon 6698
Lot 72xl50 .......................... $ 1275 1-------_. --------------
Lot 60x300 ........................... $ 1000
M·l F ive Acres .................. S 7000
Re.idenUal 5 acres .............. Sl0,000
G. N. WELLS, Rltr.
& Anociates
1790 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa. Ph. ·Bea. 5181
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to Trailer Owners
Chi.:ner wilt take $2000 or good
trlr. a.s down payment on thll.
very nice 2 bdrm. home. Full
price 18000. 1,.. blk. to ocean,
com. tum., includ. Bendix Wash·
e r.
If you are interested In lhl..8 or
any ot..her home, pay us a call.
there is n o obligation and we
ml~l have juat -what you are
looking for.
Paul C . Jones, Rltr.
2307 W. Balboa ' Btvd., Newport
Phone Harbor 2313
86<:88
Two /outstanding' Homes
in Costa Mesa
2 bdrm., large lot, unobstructed
vtcw. Only $7000-SlDOO down.
3 bdrm. mi ,,. acre oomer. F'tN:·
plac<, double pr&ll". feooed.
Cl-In. Only $1S,!500--S3000 dn
We WTlte all. H.nea of Insurance¥
R. W. BARTINE, Broker
W,V.PA'lTON,Aal!PCiate
UIO'I Newport -Blvd.. Coat& K-
P'tmne Beacon 5320'
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Balboa Island Special SPECIALS
"Little Island" I BAY VIl!:W AND DANDY SWIM•
The home of your dretlm iB wail·
ing for you. So completely fUr·
nlahed you oniy need a tooth·
brw&h. 3 B . R . up, 1 B . R. down.
Hwd. floors, Bendbc. wuher. dbl.
prage &nd patio. Bath.a up A
down. 'Ibis is a very livable and
exceptionally well turntahed
home. Price is right. terma ~
right. ·
MJNG BEACH! This older home
ls only 100 tt. or 80 back from
the bay. IArc-e UVlnC' rm. wlth
fireplace, 3 bedrooms -and 3
rm. apt. in rear. Need! some
painUn'. and fixin'! Its tuml.ih--
ed and a bargain at $12,500.
OCEAN FRONT-I. bdrm. home
and carage apt. for income. All
tumlahed. Fireplace. Pat Io.
Bazbecue. ~ garage. Choice •Ralph P •. Maskey
3411 Newport Blvd., Newport
Phone Harbor 402
•• 1 Dalbo& JocaUon. 1 Ckt8e to• diOJ>"'
ping and tra.nsport.&tion. Prtcc
$16,500. 06ttc
Reside1;1tial Income .
NINE UNITS-Well located near
tnmsportatton 6 shopping. Me-
dium prtced rent.ala wtth excel-
lent four-year record ot occu·
pancy. Six. unlt.. ate tumlalled
and three are unturniehed. $467
per mo. income, Price $~7 ,WO.
Term.a l9 needed.
Costa Mesa Realty
400 ·E. 17th at Tu.still Ave.
Costa. Mesa Be~on 8818
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Newport Heights
$2750 down
Balance 'UJte Ren\-
N ew 3 B.R. Home
ExtepUoaallF well bullL Bu _..,
View, 1 !ti b&UUI, tarp flttplac.e,
cv'-Ce dl!lpolal, bwcl.1 ti-..
2-car prage, larp -. leyel
lot, Iola ot Ule, pon:b,
clininl A: bl I Wzkat, TGU
ahauld -It .todiof prk:e
$13,7fi0
Linwood Vi
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W, A. TOBIAS,.. • l'Clate
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PENINSULA POINT -Adorablt
1 bdrm. home. Lge. Uv. rm. wtth
flrepl&oe. Dinette, kitchen and
bath. Large outdoor patio, llv· ma area. Barbecue. Rear patio,
2-car garage. $13,600.
BALBOA COVES-Beau. 2 bdrm-
2 bath waterfront home. , Lse.
liv. rm., frpt, din. rm., roomy
kJf. Breakfaat. bar. Ample room
upe:tairs for 2 addiUOnal bdrms.
Th .. prop. ls truly dlatinc~tve.
Phone now for appt. to aee.
sa~.ooo,
Balboa ~ealty Co.
Roa Gredey Jo0epblne Webb
J .1111an McAdoo •
100 II:. Balboa Blvd. Bar. 1211 .
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PIRATES WHET CUTLASSE~
FOR tNDIAN ~&AME TONIGHT,
. : AT HU.NJlijGlf ON BEACH
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Orange Cout eou"«" and San•llemardlno eoui.p' tancle tonlglll
(Th11111day) at Hun~ Beacb In ti>• footblJI ,pm. .. 1tto11 manY'
foncul w1ll det•rmlne the cham)>lonOtp of the J:utem Coatueiftce
Klcko!f ~l tile Huntlngton llea<;b Hlgb Bcbool ~ wtU be at 8 p. m.
Both tea.ma ltave racked up tm-... ------'-~-----
pre.alve ~ tn conteltl thus
fat. Coach Clyde WUllama lndlane
of San Betdoo ~ve taken four
• •traJcht whUe Ra_y Roao'a Pirates
have won three of tour atarta.
San Bc!rnardino bu ta.km Po-.
mOlla, 13~: San Otego, 41-14:
Black .et a new. all time Cout
otfenelve record Lut week u hf'
plcked up 238 ya.rdm on the ground·
end 34 Jardl In the air. Miller
and the two SmJtha alt retumffl
trom Jut year'• nrat atrtng eo...-t
clu". San Bernardino has the! edge
In tile u,,.. by 189.9 to 111.9.
Cout Jo a Httle ah...S In -kfleld
iirelgbl." 171.3 to lei.
Voll!•-8tudtap '
Chaffey, M.& and Cal Poly, 65-0.
·Orange fl:oaat hu belted Sula n-. u-1: Fullerton, 20-1 """
MU Sac. 34-1.t while' loslnt to
Oregon Tech, a four-year co1Jegr,
14-0.
The game looms u an offenatve W L Pta Opp ba\~ "wtth Orange Cout'a com· Orangr Coul 2 0 l>f 21
btne ot qdarterba.ck How-a.rd MU-San BerNU'dlno ... 1 O 50 O' l~r, ha.l{back.8 John Black and RJvenkie .................. l 0 8 9
lea SmltJl and Mlback Hal Smith B'ullertoo ····-······-··-·· 1 1 42 38
pltt..<I against San Berdoo'a high-Santa An• ·-..... ··-0 l e 8
tlCOrlng club anchored by Perul9yl-Mt. San >,.ntonio .... 0 1 14 34
vanla ace Don Meyer •t· the QB Ch&tfey ······-··\'········ 0 2 13 90
slot and tnathe1' .P.nn Prepeter Ga.mes thla week: Tburaday, San
Walt Gaffney at MIMck and an Bem.ardlno at On.nre Cout; Ftf. ..
all-Ohio piepster, Terry Jeter at day, Mt .. San Ant.onto at Sa..nt&
halfb&ck with hometowner Jack Ana; hHe~ at Pasadena (TV);
Gray. •· \ Saturday~ Rtventde at Chaffey.
STARTING LINE·UPS
No. ORA.r.."\"OE COA ST P08 8u Benaardllae No.
a.:5 Glenn W~ 11821 ........ l...ER..:.: .. .-..... (183} John Ruahlng-79
54 Ed Mayer (193) .................. LTR ·········-··-' (192) Rudy Kaplan 93
31 Fred Owen• (182> ........ LGR ......... ----· (1981 Leich BoUa 88
60 John McHargtle (1941 ... C .............. (1&9l Ed &ettahoover 77
63 Gil Mar-ah ( 1&4 J ................ ROL ................ (200) LYna Eager It~
33 Bob Woodhou.e 11901 ........ RTL ................ (2101 Gonion King tis
47 Don Paxton (107t ................ REL ............. (1781 Willie Mlma 82
10 Howard Miller (167> ... ... Q ................ (1531 ..Don Meyer 88
18. Jeas Smlth ( 173 J _, ............ LH .................. ( 188 I Jack Gray 70
'38 John Black ( 183l ............. RH ................ ( 1801 T1m Vanlfl 42
81 Hal Smith (193J ............. F ···-······ (1861 W< Qalfney 72
Coat Slx Man De.feue Cout F1\·e M .. Uae Defeue
LE Sid Manning 1170) LE Sid Mannine (170)
LT Ed Mayer (193 1 LT Ed Mayer (lN)
LG Fred Owena (182) LG Jim Keeline (2321
RG Jim Keellne (~2) RT Bob Woodh&uae f 190)
RT Bob Woodhouse (190) RE Jack Meeka (187)
RE Jaek M_eeks Ll87J LB Hal Smith (193)
LB Don Wagoner (186) LB Don Wqour (186)
LB Ch&rlea Black (190) LB Charles Black (190)
HB Mel Smalley (1701 HB Mei Smalley (170t
HB N~ Pal"80ns (JM) HB Ned Parson. (186)
S Howard Miller (167J & Howard Miller (157)
WAOONCR ~ -Hard·n••nJac becb 1lk6 C>oD Wapatt
ll&ve sf''ea Onu1p..C...t Ooll~ wbat ....... ohwrven tM .., lbdr
bMt off~ve tMl1I b ltbtol'J'. ..,......._,.,, Mow. drlWac f•r IMC.
e-xtra yard wh.leb netted the wtaalaJ totlClildowa ap.lnst 8-ta
R._ wlll be In ecUoa lo• 0-~t tGldcfat o,p!Mt IA><lted
89.a' 8emard1ao aJo.,a with MICll otbtt Plrale ball carrlen u
tlomt Black, \\'ho Mil a new.'.· OOC ru.sb.lnr record tut weNc \\ith
Ill yards pl.bed fn)ID .crlmaf'e; le-N and Hal Smith, who &JT
a""~C bfot-ter than "''e yarcb prr carry In the four pmea
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Scheduled for PANTHERS TOMORROW in Game Against
~~~~~;~~R~£~~~ IN 'CONFERENCE OPENER ~:~~~ u~!.~~~or lhc
be honored at a "Bud' Long" day Fresh fro~ lheir Victory over Lynwood Hlgh'a Knight.JI, Nev.•port tlrst time ln many sea.son!!, Santa
at Llons F ield Sunday a.ttemoon Harbor High School'• varsity rootball squad wiU ~et'k their first con-Ana College's Dona will n1eet the
u the Costa. MeM. Merchants race forencc win tontorrow nlchJ. ~·hen they lake on Orange high achoo!. Mt. San Antonio MounUca on the
the tough Soulh~at >il'tc.hanta or Lns Angclt"s. The game will be play~ at Orange high 8Chool stadium. starling at home field Friday night, Oct. 19.
Long will be g\ven g-lft.J. donsted 7 :30 p.m . The Dons will be out to gain
by local mt"rchant.s aucJ will ~ The Orangemen oonstllute a formld3ble opportent for the battling their first conference victory af.
paid tribute by thoee fol!J "·erl' ot Ta.r11. according lo Coach At Ir-ler lo.qing a cl03c decision 8-6 in
SCRIBE GIVES PIRATES NOD ~,::-i;:~.~~ 'i';: ~:· p::.~~.:~: wt;,,·y··· won .ti> ... gam .. and Boys Club w·ins ~~~.~~·1~~.;;:i::ut~·1.~~~1:' w~~~~
startrd for Mcurtng 11~ unlrorma Jost one."' Irwin ald. The Tart pied by injurlea to several key
· f:Jr ~ht" team lo open 1u .suc:th have W()1\ two a.nd loet two. playen. Coach BUI Cook's .squad • • • IF THEY PLAY ALERT , BALL .. = :~~t~ .. ~.~= ., ti>• Uni;.~ w~~: ~11~'=· ~~:h 2 of 5 Ga· mes ~~~ng';;:~ i~:t~.,~~ ;~ ~~".;~".~
__..._. hlg:h a.choio4QtJa in 1~-~-~lft-achool by a thumplng 47 to O. up of halfback Floyd Slratn and
'7 -MMHIDlaa · ---~ -> ocf1o !1\o p_.ilt 11fld'WM94T. A • 6PMlfte *' Of Ule ·~ -A B lineman Deaey Sam..1»<>n may_ be
one Um(' hla brolher•. Dick arul Panther& la their half back . Lanny ·1n . .-P" lay of vaJua6~·-'herp-to" the Ooni M Orange COB.It college takes th·e neld 1ont1ht a-1nat San Ber--•--• Mt Sa '"_. &.<ttncy played with h.irp ln the tn-Carter. a apHd burne-r who placed agauuM. · C.
nardino Valley oollep. ~ are 5Ure of one thlng. Ray Roseo will have field and the re«t of the t~m wu third Ln state 440-yard track com· · CoaChea Archie Nf"sbit and
It kno..,.·n on hi& club that the team which playa the beet ball wtll win. 1 .... rwUtl I In ·~ J hn A Ibid ( Mt oadec.J with the same h.igh caliber ,..~ on. rw . reporr.cu. Harbor Arell. Boys Club Flaiir o ny rran e o . San An-
They well know that moat observers rate the two clubs on a.n even player11 from all O\:.er ,tbC county. or the Panther team, he stated. F tonlo will r elay on All-Conference
I Th Footba!lcrfi opened the sea.son w ith Pane. FNLnk Hamilton pitched parls of " ey are • big (.(!-am : I don't fullback Dick Fouts a.nd halfback
R08SO will have them know that the team which Jet. up flr•t will two s('a~ns here ant! V..itltty Bur-know how fast they arc but they two willl!I In five games Saturday Norman Nypard tO carry the
be the one on the abort f"nd of the lr.n W.Jt.M un outsta.ndlng hurler fo r have loll'! of •plrlt."' The Tare' morning at Huntington Beach. ~tountalneer'e ·attack behind the
8core: lhe team which i.9 hamper-his llneb&cklng 1ipoL Charle-wall three yrars, gaining a pro'l'rMlon· llCOUls saw the Pa.ntheni play lut Billy Hay(!.s scored four times to line play of Bob Newton. Ronald ~ Jty players who worry about 1 ht behind b th J hn Y th Al contract lllrgely on hlA playing week, but CQUld not obtain team IC'&d the-"G" team to a 43_12 win Green and end Orlin Allen.
mlalakes ot themaelve1 ~ others ~I carrying ::erae;e ;epar~en~ I hC'rt-and w1.th tha Newport Harbor weight averagea. over Huntington Beach. Still on the DoM doubtful list
after they are m~e wlll be loal. wtlh a mark or 15_87 ya.rct.s ln lhr'ff J1111lor Legton. Eddie Brown and Fact that Orange-will be "'up"' Other me mbers of the team are Injured linemen Sam Palmer
The team that h&a players who rune. Johh averaged. 11 _7 in 19_ Charley Brown are two more play· for , l.he Tar game may be ~e-n wt're Buddy Thompilon. Don Seal. and Wayne fli::hnackenberg, who
let up on blocking and ta.ckllng era who helped Coeta Mea become from Jut year'a acore when the Mike Hay<>s. J&ekie Hayl's. J..,-y tiolh missed Jut week 's game.
for only one play ls done. In ~~ Panons and Mel Smalley one of th.-power lee.ma In South-Newporteni edged the Panthera Hilliard 'anr1 J ohn lfcCluakey. Jerry Olckeitson alao ia on the ca.e-
short, the Pirate& are ln for a reaJ an hungty for tackle.a after the ern California aemi-pro ranks. out In Ul e lut 90 aeconda of pla)'. Stan Schonea, Dave Tamura, Roy ually list and may not see actton
ball ga.me--a game •to tell which •teller line play ot the Ptratea at Bolh playf(I lhortatop. Kenny Thoe Tan recovered a tumble and Daniel. Bob McClmkey. Sandy Friday nlpit.
team 1a beet and mental attitude 111 Tb Mo&U caught. ee-;::: tea.eon. for won the came 7~. • Davt8 and Jlm Muldt• combined "'Coach Cook wu impressed with .L SAC. e tlne and ttneback-• ........ p th ~ and alerlne&f will probably· be the er. mad~· all but eeven ot the Lon&' and played un a few week• ~ •1e an era run • •vm a T for· to form the "E-P-' team which de-the running of f\lllbaek Bob Grif·
determining factor: tacklea and lboee tnre on pa..uel •10 When he went bMk to UCLA.. matlon offe.nalvely much the aa.me feall'd Huntington Bea.ch'l!I number flth and the tine play of Jim Ma.t-
in put yeab the Pirat.ea haw and one run. Only one running Of the old ru&.td. only Loni' u the Tan. one team 19-18 tn &. real thriller. aunaga along with tbe regullll'
bffn 11trong tn thiM department play went fOf' any distance. th.at and cente-r fielder Ken Uyeaug1 Scout report.a ot O\e Pant.her•' Bruce-Knipp quarterbacked the atandout performer& Marvin Krav-
and ahould. In our opln1on, cOm• wu • 29-yarder by Dick Fout.a. remain. Uyesug1 hu galn!d a apot la11t game coukln't break the Soya· Club number two "E-F"' vilz, Le.Roy E~nbraun and Chuck
throl!gh with a ''heady" game to-Another went 1 ~ and all the rut with Long in the Coela Mesa "hall Ora.n~e te-an1 play down too crltl-team which IO«t l&-l4. Bill Lamb, Sitton. Lloyd Kirby, filling in for
night. Even in their poorest aea-went two or three. The average of (&me" for his ate.Ue:r pla1 and Cally. Irwin u..ld, u the Orange~ Ma.nhall Steller, Biii Brush and the Injured Strain made a good
son lait fall. the Piratel!I played Mt. SAC run advanced the ball expert showma-?J-hfl'. The t cam nlen ()Utcluaed Bellflower 90 bad-Butch Holloway completed the showing and ls slated to Sf>e plenty
head•-UP ball moat of the time. only 1.8 yarda. which Lon~ n~ ia fleldlng has ly. st.artlng tea.m. or action in thf" Don backfield
Occa.sional mental lapeea coet won 10 of lt.!1 tut 1i ouUnga with "Wboeve-r get.a lhe breaks will Danny sands took lhe ball on along with rt"gulars Bob Smith
them. but they al.10 profited by Foot.aJ..len or TomorrOW Bob Burdick -c"-1-ch~r. Ruaty Hr4 win ... Irwin p~lcted, .saying Ulal an l"nd around for & TD but the and Bob tJmpreu.
heady ba.11 playing tn many "itua-u you are ever around the Hun-man and Rudy ~ll&a pitching. '"the first two ml.nutes will decide number two "G'' team loal 19.J.f. Both teama will be out to gain
llona. tlncton Beach hlg!\ acbool back· Long at flrst-baae With Al Denla the-game..." Ml of yesterday the S~ds teamed w!th Frank Rivera, thC'ir win -In Conference play a.a
Alrllity to Play f-tteld on Saturday morn.lng, etop and Allie Thie-me In ~serve Norm Tar squad waa free of injurie-a. Richard Schlichenmayer, Jimmy Mt. San Antonio dropped their
This yea.r, the loca.1.8 have dem·
onalratl!'d an ability to play ball
the way it should be played-and
they have had me-nlal lapeea u
ag•lftllt Oregon Tech, a very ftne
elevPn. Last w~~ Cout had men-
tal letdowns a.a they aeemlngly
were coasttflg to an euy win.
Mental l~tdowna Ln tonight's game
could well mean defeat and a poe-
tn.. and watch the gTid 8 tara of to-Ridgeway and Daren ff~ al The k>U.I squall la anticipating Schnttw('ia& and Steve and Stan· game: to Onnge Coast College
morrow ln action. Te.am& from aecond. But Mora.lea at ahortatop, the Orange cl.Uh. Irwin dttlared, ley Tudor. Jut week. The two teams a.re
Huntington Beach .nd Harbor Dick Lane at Ulird, Olenn Lucken· malnt&lnlnr that the Tar• "an! Charley Berry, Larry Chapman, evenly matchM with both sides
Atta Boy.' club at Costa Mesa bill. Uycsugt and either H o\ae, or fited up·· for the game. George Schultt, Bill Rou!!.h, Jim showing sigru ot becoming strong-
tangle there each week fl"om 9 Cu1llu in the-outfield. JeaMOn and John Hopkl.ns 108t to e.r u the seuon _goes along.
a.m. tll noon. ln Norm Worthy'•' ~fosl of lht• playera are atudenll'I HOME FROM KOREA Huntington Beach in an open di-
recreation department league. at Orange CO&Jlt College, or the Fonner Harbor High student vlalon game in the last 40 secondl!I,
Competition la •pi.rited in those newcomen, Morale:& is rated aa Jame.a W , Conrad, firema.n first 20.19. The t.eanut return this Sat-
tl&g foot.ball ~ea whJch are • rf"al con1er. His double ln the claa on the deatroyer John R. urda)".
played with all \tle aeat of a jay-eighth la~l week pulled the local.a Craig, I.a home from al.x month.a In
aee pme. fron\ b<'hind 7-S lo tie the 11eort Kor-ea. Hi.a mother and Mn. Leon sible champlonah.lp.
Aa we have said before, there
i11 no humiliation 1n defeat it you
make the ot.1'er team wtn, but If
there bt mental lardineu. no aPtr-
ll, no d1!::8lre and no nght, defeat
BOWLING INTERESTS
IOYS CLUB MEMBERS
la certainly hwniliatJng. Bowttn.r may aoon be a top eport
Around and .AbcMlt among Boy.' Club memben If th~
~ntbuaium abown Monday u the
Ftve Orange Cout playtts Booeter Club &JTang-ed ~Jing
banded . togelher to play on \he ee:alon at.arted a r~cular Mond1i.y
Harbor Atiea Boya c-Jub /&oftball afternoon ached.We. Tiie Booater
team la.st summer. M.aw16 lAnJ-Club of the Soya' Club la spouor-
dale caught and played oUtft.eld; In b tumlahln in tt -~ Howard Miller and John BSack g ( )lo &' p • era ...... l\IJ)f'rria6on) an attemoon ot boW:l -
aJterna led bf'tween aborUt.op and la.& each Monday for an boya who
pitchlng; Bob Woodb.0\1.le · pllyed are membera of the Barbor Area
Jett field and Ed Mayer beld down Boy•• Club.
11nl bue. Preatdent Bob Wctael and Bowl-
Langdale, Miller. Sid Manning, lng chalrman Joel Leanard bave.
Benny Arrendondo and D&Je Bliek· ·~ for-speolai ratea for uie
man played wv at Camp Cook bon In OddJ&a t.o IMtr<lcllon and
for t.,.., weello durfJIC tM IUm· ...,. of aboeo. Bill Klota, v ....
mu u tl>ey took par( In lraWD&' -ling man ... •. lo ~
will> tile •97tl> Anndt.d l'leld M• wllll Ille -ta the project.
tU1tty Battollon. Of Use 11111 .A.z. A turnout o( J3 bo)'O nport.c1 -
a.nd the wttk betore he triplerl Ferguaon me-t him at the dock.
with the ba3C8 loe.ded. Game. time He wu home for the week end.
Sunday ls 2 p. m . but ia not on furlough.
M()red Rew• •• lM'll9k&. • M d _.. tJ-... Jl'r..s 0Ww I.Siii Jim ltMllN ~yO)' .••"' ~ '-•-..-~ U:• .
spell trouble rO.. M7 ..,. "1IDa' ~ ..,.l W'Oik. • _
Cout middle Uno -' • ' 111\. nun 8CREUuU: SAC 1'&11 Into otclcl-1! 'Qw.,. '
m Um•• ta u.. flrJlt quarter ud
1llea lltlftecl tbelr attaclt ta U..
...... -Iller .... mt.. AJl-Oilc>. fe.rMCe eel $4,. Mgaij,I" • Wllo
made -tac,,_ 0.--,o tadti. dUriiis u.. --~ -ms q,e ""' ta u.. -..,ur.
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l'tt,. OcL -Rberalde
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Yoa11 ftnd naa.ny 11Jee homf!I
and apt& advert19ed for rent-
ye.arl7 or winter--ln the clu--
altif!d t«tlon. today?
San Vicente Lake
Awaitinfj Ducks
San Vicente Lake will be open
for duck hunUng on Wednelldaya.
Saturdays, Sundaya and bo!tdaye
\.hroughout t..hl8 yeait"a 60..clay duck
&e-8.80n.
Duck aeuon atarts Friday, Oct.
26, at 12 ri.oon and end.a Monday,
Dec. 24 .. nae lake wUl be open on
the fJnit and Jut day of the aea·
eon in additJon to regular days.
Hunting wtll •ta.rt one bouc be·
tore &Unriae and end at noon each
hunUng day.
Flllhlng W\11 not be allowed dur-
ing bunting bows, but wlli Illar!
at U o'Clock noon each Wed.Dea.-
day,.· Saturd&y, Sunday and boll ..
da.J. '
AU .the lake'• •rvlcea and fa.dll·
Uem, lDclud.lnl' 230 .... boat.a . wtll be
ava.Ua.ble to hunt.us. ~
San Vleonte Lako lo regulated
by tile San Diogo Cll7 Waler Oe-
partmonL ll lo IQf:&Ud, 9t mU..
llOQtb 0( ~ and bU ... eatt-
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~GIRL SCOUT WORK IS TOLD
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• (Sixth 1n • •e.Y.· of art1e1 .. about ,...J~-111a Wc.-· ~.. Red Feather Agenclea ol , ~
your Community Cbeotl SUbfect of ORC
'" Woodrow Wiisen was Pre91dont ll'&" ti $-..&r
_ ~~hen Girl Scouting WU flnt• mee _ng ,........en
~ eetabliahed in the Newport Ha.t' . .
• bor area, and the Scout enrollment
· · hu been ateadily on the increase
: l\•er since.
~ By 19", nneen yea.rs ~ner Miu
. Germaine organized the first troop
,' at Newport Beach. there were two
• ,;troops of Intermediate Scouts {5th
... through 8th gn.de). In 1&4!5,
when the pre.sent a.ssociation waa
·tor-med, there were four troop11.
. two of wltlch .were Brown.Jes and ' two Intermediate.
There ha. bttn nothing unlucky
about number 13 for the Harbor
aiea Girl Scou.U. OJ}. January 13,
... ilM8, the )Qt. at 1700 West Cen·
t.ral ~•e., Newport Beach were
leased from the cit;-. A month
later, and again on the 13th. con-
•tructiGn of the Scout Hawte be-
gan. On the firet anniversary of
groundbreaking the Scout House
was dedlc:ated at a ceremony wit-
nessed by 300 Girl Scouts enrolled
jn 23 troops and sponsored by 100
adults who had become actively
interested In the scouting pro-
fT"Dl.
The building of the house b&d
,been directed by the Lione Club
.e.nd materials aitd labor were
"f'Urni!lhf'd by 1'1icat merchants. ·Girl
:Scouting W'h ~Ying the com-
.munity's wb~lehearted suppof\.
· Today there are 25 troopm. tun
'.organl&ed, and 10 more awaitlng
Jeaderehlp.
• The Newport Harbor Girl Scout
)>rogr&m supplemenl.3 the school
program according to Mn. Wll-
,Jiam. Tritt. public relatlona chai»-
man for the Harbor Girl Scout
'councU. "This ;·ear," she said.
. "the Council ls stresl!llng out~-
· door activitiee which is In line
. with the present day youth traln-
ing prornun alt over the country.
Camp akilla and safety meuuru
Will be high pointed so that gir~
in the Harbo[' area will be quali-
fied to take part In inte['national
campinl' if they so desirf'.''
SP\\' Senior Prol'f'1lDl
A new Senior Scout p rogram for
high 3Cbool girls Us being directed
t oward service to the local com·
'munity. A Hospital Aid• training
program is being ottered, and
. nearby hoapitals, inc luding Hoag
' Memorial, Jnformed of the plan,
have already submitted liate to'
•Scout headQuo.rtC'ni i n d I cat i n g
; What kind of help thf'se younger
, Scouts can supply.
• . The scope of the-local troop.5
; hu been gfeatly enlarged by the
, representatives of NPwport Senior
• troops who meet with other Or-
' ange County rPprPsentativea to
; w ork out co1nmun1ty probk'ms and
, plans.
The Mariner Scouts are part of
·, t~e program, and man~ of the&e
• girls attended the )lanner Sum-
• m e r Camp on Catalina I the only
·such camp in the United Stat.ea)
; during th.18 Se-ptember to work on
• raUr.g•. The l\ta~iner Ship Naiad
• ls an unusually a c tive group ot
: high school girls w.ho placed third
. in the Southern California. ye-arly
• Game last Ma}'.
O\•rrnliht Cam~
Thf' Scout's camping program
Is quit e extt>ns1vc. During thf'
: school year ovPr 100 girls can bE'
e xpected to attend troop ca.mp11
overnight. During the summer.
137 Newport girls attended a two-
week day camp held 1n conjunction
with Laguna council and p&.rtlci·
pated In a 8ChE'dule of outdoor
cooking. handcrv.ft, dancing and
,; games.
Officers of the N e~"])Or t Harbor
Girl Scout Council are Mrs. Ever-
.' e tt Nunan, ·presidE'nt; Mrs. Ted
Hambrook, frlst vice·presidcnt;
: Mrs. L. J. Csena.r, ·second vice-
: president; Mrs. Raymond Harvey.
recording l!lecretary; 1'.trs. 1Ray
• Middaugh, corresponding secre-
' tary and Mrs. Robert Allen, trea.s-
: urer. These "'on1en, a.nd other
The organll:.atton of defeftl:I~
meuures aplnat infill.ration and
cuerillu, f'mphasizing 11.Jt U8e tn
Korea t~, Y.•Ul ·be the-aubject
of a two--hour illuatrated lectllre
for mem~rs of the Organized ~
serw Corps In Orange C.Ounty on
Wedneeday. Oct. 24 . at ORC fietU.\-
quarters, 10J2 !'J. l!ain St., Santa
Ana.
Leadl.ng lhf' discu.~icn \Vt11 be
Lieut. G. A. Dav1ea and Lieut.
W. R. Wykoff. They comprise onP
r f 12 officer-team• preeently tour-
ing th.? elgt.t states or the Sixth
Army area. with.. tl~e mlaaion. of
bringlng members of the OJtC up-
to~te on the Anhy'a latiat tac-
tics. weapon~. tPChnique1 and
f'li\tipmoo.t.
The greater part or the prograrn
will be devoted to 4i&ctUSlon of
actual operations or the United
Nationa trooph 1n Korea who, ailu:·e
the inltiaJ Commu11Uit attack in
Jun", 1950, have been forced to
protect themselves agalnlt Cpm-
muru,t infiltration and b&nda of
roVing •guerrillu Opt'r&llng behind
United Nation.a line•.
In addition ·to the actual ope-
ration.a, the officera will diacUAS
the h_illtory of giuerrtlla warfare,
organisation of urut..& that Work
behind the linet and the VW:rious
types of missions suitable for
guerilla operations.
Lleut. G. A . Daviea hu recent-
ly returned from Korea where be
served l en months with tht' 25th
Infantry Di~on. Lleu\.. W. R..
Wykoff ls a veteran of World 'Var
ll, during which time he 5J)ent two
)'ff.Ml in the ChJna·Burma-Indla
Theater .
SEPTEMBER
EMPLOYMENT
SHOWS DROP
lfanufacturing employment In
Septembf'r d<'creaaed from Aug1.U!t
as a result of seasonal contraction
Jn canning a.nd a labor-manage-
ment dispute In the aln;:raft in-
dwitry, Paul Scharrenberg. direc-
tor of industrial relations, an·
nounced today.
Wage and salary workerl!I In
California manufacturing plant11
totaled 923,800 in September.
down 10.000 ftom the postwar
high establisht'd in AugW!t. Sep-
tember manufacturing • f'mploy-
ment, h,o\\·ever. topped ttvcry other
p08t'-''Br n1onth except August and
WILi'! 80,500 higher than a year a go.
lncreMes in factories manufac-
turlng dura.blP goods. which in-
cludet1 the defenM' industrie&. ac~
counted for mo.st of the gain over
t he year. P rincipal tncrea.ses in
durable goods lines occurred In
a I re raft. machiner v, electrical
equipmf'nt and prlmar)• mt>ta.I pio-
d\lcU .
A aeaaonat reduction or 7,600
\1.'&ge and !'8.larv workers In fruit
and V('g('table -canning wa.a pri-
marily r t'l!lponslbJe for t he de-
crellS(' in non-d urable good.a &s a
whole from 392.300 in August to
386.100 ln September. ReOecUng
a later &-&Mn in canning, eoft
goods employment this Sf'ptember
is about 10.000 abo,,·e a year ago.
New all-time 001ployment high.!
were rf'aChf'd iJ1 September ln
chemicals a.nd electrical equip·
ment. PaP<'r and alll<'d products.
printing and publll!l bing and ~len
tlfic instrumenl-8 ·were at approxi-
mately thr all-time record levels
cstabllshffl euUer thLB year.
ln contr&3t to the t re nd in other
lndWltrle~. employment In apparl'I
and automobile manufacturing
wa~ sub8tanthtlly lqwer than a
year ago.
.... adult members of the Council a.re NO DEEB. GOot) TIME
• also working a.s Community Chest Mr. and Mre. W . J . Neville of
However, becau.ee many peoplE"
are tempted by the flnanci&l gains
of black muket placement and
bec&UR of th" ~pe-nSH accruing
from the many service. rendered
to both ch.ildren IU'ld pa.rent•. the
licen11ed agenclet1 &rt' unable to
supply the majortty of children
adopted. AU licensed agenclea a.re
ehlld centered In the ir approach
and KiVe COUIUlel and aid to nat·
Oral par?n\a who may fln&lly tM
able to keep a child they had plan-
ned to place, aa well u boarding
and pro~ldlng medical, &ufglcal.
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Helpless Vets Entitled to New
Pension Rate Must file by Mail
Helpless wU-ra.as who may be .. -------------
:;:,t!t~e:~t oofthl~:~~~"::S~d ,,::~ Horse Sh·ow w·,11 thf'y nttd the regular aid and at-
tC'ndance of another· ..person will
have to apply by letter to rttt!'lve c , ~~a~~terans Adn1lnlsttatlon saJd ont1nue at
• There Will be no a.utomatlc re-
view or caaes now on the pen.1ion p p 'f •
tolls to detennlnf' whether they an ac1 IC
qu1tHfy for the l ncre~ from thf'
pru.ent ratce of $60 and $72 p<'r Having cau1ht on With amulnc
month. YA Mid. rapidity, the first annu&I Los An· The n<'w rate rtsults from Pub-
Jic Lew 1•9. 82nd CongT"est. 'and
becomes effe<:tive Nov. 1, 19.51
for claim• ftlf'd pr1or to that date.
Wher e clatm 18 t11ed altf'r that
date, the award becomes effec::-
tlve u of the date of filing.,
P'nslon ts payable to war vet·
e-rans, subjttt to certain limlta.-
tlon.a, who become permanently
and tot.a.lly dlaabled from cau.eea
not due to servfce. The bulc rate
lli $60, which i.11 tncreued to S72
a.ne.r ten years of contlnuoua re·
celpt or when the vct Ej_ra.n reaches
agl! 65. , \
The new $120 rate 111 not ap-
plicable during periods whl:ll the
vete ran ie be:mg h<*pita.lized or
furnillhfl4 domiclliary care by VA.
gele~ International Horse Show Is
Kheduled to continue through
Sunda}· at Pa.n-Pa.clffc Auditorium.
Single perfonnance1 are · billed
9n wttkdaya al 8 :1& p. m.,' witJJ !
matJnees carded al 2 :1G ln addt·
Uon to the re(Ular eveninl' ahow
on Saturday mld Sunday.
L&rsut event of tU kind ever
beld in the wHl. the Hone ShoW
haa been ea.lhu.tlutle&lly recel~
by the fans of Southern Ca.lifor-
nJa.. Crowds have been excellent
and figure to Improve u the ahow
nears Ill climax. More than $30,·
000 ln priaea will have been di•
trlb uted by the time the lhow
clo.es on Sunday n.IJ'hl. : voluD.teers to meet the Harbor 232 E . 19th street a.rid Mr. and
..,.Chest's $16,000 quota. of which Mrs. Gle.pn CToft, 180 Broadw•.f·
: $3,860. la budgel.-d ro, Girl Scouts. Costa M-. have ..eturned from.a Rank Ahead of Pay
two-week deer hunting expedtUon
: You11 find many nlee b-in northern caJtrornla. Althou(b Says Fred Hope
One of the bil' ,hits ~ been
Mexlco'a PhtlidenU&J J u m p I n I'
Team. The Mexicana won the
Olympic Qamee eqUMtrtan champ-
k>Dab.Jp ta lNI at l.4'Wldoft. a fact
that l.a · obriou9 after wa.tchJn«
them So ovv tbe b&rrlen at the
llUp Pan .......
• and apt&. ad\·ertlllfd for rent-ururucce.11atut in bagging any deer,
• yearly or wtnt.rir-ln the clas-the friends report a wonder:ful Ft-ed Hope of OQrona de1 Mat, ! slfleid aeetlon today! time. now an ~ at Leaden:' ' r,;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;j j School. Ft. Bel~olr, Va., bu juat
; been made utlng' corporal. be
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-Ill -a Ions enoucn -· to be ....... Ml CO<pO<&I. "" otlll draws a pr1vate'1 pay; and be ·ii
1q1nr to n""" out ,111.t -.. blo
pay la 1J01nr to catdl \IP with ldo
ranlc.
Anotl>er Illar la Cllly FeiAdt,
tbo -.iww. -German ctr! who rtdee the Uptmn bor-.
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Your liarbor Area Dealer
NEWPORT AUTO SALES
!184 W. Newport Blvd.
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NATIONAL Oil (
PIOGIESs' WEEK ..
OCTOIEI 14·20.
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Here in lhe Wost, oil is IS0,000 people.
"nieir job bro b£ urtfu.t to 11ou.. "
First, they try to find oil Th;n, If th•J find it, they move It Thon Ibey make lt ln\O
something you want -gasoline, for example. Th.en they move the 1asollne (
' to places near you (s0 you can aet it q uickly and easily).
In fact, they move this psoline to about 40,000 pljoces near you here In the WHt.
At these Sel'Vlce Stati-Ons, a whole now army of p!ople takes over-
ownen, operators and attendants: courteous almost to a ~· experta In how to
set there. where to e.l:;r how far ·~ ls to the next town , I
These friendly SeTVice Station people complete the job of the 150,000 who found
' the crude oil, ~ the gasoline and moved it to Jllaces always near JOU. ' ,_
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'l1l1s is what we mean when we say, "Yo~ use 150,000 m&nPower gasoline." U you
hadn't thought of it ~uite ~ this, ~ore. we ,espectl\.uy Invite you to do ao now.
Make no mistake, the people In.oil are eood people. OU !.'people. Oil Is a good lnd11&tr7,
so ~~ Rl<:A~ld ... hen .a"llittll ,.lw uie·1>e11w• ...... e 1>eUnrth&t "'"" uo,ooo
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'AclJviUcii or--: the ~ Kaa
Friday Afternoon clUb'a ~e:w eea·
·eon are ¢nlng momentum and
point toward ·a buay and su~ceM
fUI year µnder the guklanU of
?.{rs: Kenneth Stewart, president,
who presided for the first t \me
ai"nce her ·election tn Julie-, when
the lna ugural luncheon meeUng
was held. •
-Arrangements of colorful h ibis-
cus lnterspereed with '\l'oodwardia
fern and bright fall leaves graced
the luncheon tables. The decor&·
tk>n etfe4::ls were the work of Hrs.
Claude Andenson and her commit-
tee. New me:mbera were introduc·
cd by Mrs. Andrew J . Lupton,
membership chairman.
)trsl J. C. l'ayne led the pledge
of allegiance as prelude to the
.bWJiness session. A talk on the
development of Orange county
cities was given. by Mrs. Tlnta
Small, history a nd landmarks
chairman.
Elizabeth ' Hoyt.
t o.·Address FAC
Cl\lb Women
"°*ntaJ Treasure Cheat" la
the topic of tl!e protram to bf'
presented by Ellaabeth B oyt when
t he Friday Afternoon club gather•
in regular !leuion Friday, Oct. 19.
Luncheon will be senrc<J. at 12 :30
p.m .
Mra. Hoyt llved ln the 0Tlent
ror 25 yean and had many ex.ell·
ing adventures ln homemaking in
her atrapge houses on the oth('r
1'11d~ of the world. P'rom. these far
'twa~ homeA ahe hu selected a rew
of be.; most cherllftecJ possessions
to share with her audiences.
Among obj ects d'art to be di11play·
r.<J are silver and cloissone enamels.
lacquer and porC:ellllna made cen·
turtes a go, potn-. de ven.lse lacf',
Philippine embrolderiee. Mrs. Hoyt
who beCarne a student of OrienW
art.s and· a.rtcrafta of both ancient
and modern times, will tell of the
pa.rt the treasures played in her
lire, describe their technique and
tabrleation, the countries they
came rrom and t he people who
made them.
Tustin Speaker
Addresses FAC.
Book Section
,QvJScout
N~ ~I
A ro1ltt akaung party for all
reg\aterod Girl Scout. 'Wlll take
plAce todoly (Oct. 18) lrom 0:80
to 8 :30 p.m. tn the Harbor Rolltt
rlnk. It waa announced by Mn.
Raymond Ludl, program cl>alrman
of the Costa Mesa Glrl Scout
Lcadeq' AnoclatJon. Mn. LucU
request.a that all troops prcp&re
for Clrl Scout week which wUJ
open Oct. ZI and conUnue lhrough
Nov. a. Beginning with Girl Scout
Sanday, each day of the week wlU
be set asid tor a special -.'1'Vice.
Mt!mbere of Coeta Mf'8& Girl
Scout Troop 2 conducted their Ja:t
rau meeting and lmme<Jlatcly went
lnto action on their prognm fQr
the coming year. Thl8 troop ht
composed of cli;t:hth grade gtrla
who have coropl~ted their flrsi
cltw1 rank and are eligible for the
curved bar. T hey choae "BuslneA
\Votncn" a.a their field and· arc
looking forward to a year .of ln·
tereeting activities under t he lead·
er8hip of Mrs. Harry Hilliard.
Nata ~ Anniversa ry .
Observed by
Costa Mesa Girl
Mt&. Bertha Tillotson, first. vice·
president and progTam chairman.
cl.rranged a m0$ical program of
variety and appeal ror this impor·
tant opening day. Headlined Was
lo~ly Vt"ra J ean Va.ry, soprano,
prominent operatic, concert and
television arllst. Fof"mer winncf" of
the AtY,>&ter·K.C'Tlt auditions, the
brilliant young vocali.'!t delighted
her listeners with a repertoire of
opera, opere tta and classical selec-
tions. Her mother. Mrs. Ch.arle5
Vary. played the piano accompani·
nients. Misa Vary·s musicianship,
charmin~ appearance and winning
personality combined lo ntake lhe
program an outstanding one. 0Hostcss~s were membe f th "Experience• from Cz<"Choslo-
hospitallt;· committee: M;;e; M~, vakia". was thC' subject. o: the ln-
Schachne r , chairman: llelnz Kais-formative and enterta1n1ng talk
('r , Charles F'. Hand, Paul Creigb-Prest;nted by Mr8. John . Chuml of
t on and w. H . Hubbard. T11st1n at. a rect;nt mC'et1ng of the
Th..-seventeenth birthday of Nil·
dine Matlwwt11. daughtf'r of 1.1r.
Md Mrs. Vernon Matliewit, 59i
\V. 19th street, Costa Mesa. was
given happy· recognition Saturday
wilen hrr parents hoell"d a dinne r
at -the Gingham restaurant. A
decorated birthday cake was Cli-
maxing feature,
Sunday Playday
for Mesa Riders
A home play dB)' is 11Jatcd by the
"Boots and Saddle club for Sunday,
Oct: 21 in the Orange county fair
grounds arC"na. EV<'nts will Sta.r t
at 11 :30 a.m. A high point trophy
V."111 be ~iven for the day and rib~
bons awarded to fourth place in
all events. Breakfast.at the chu<"k
wagon will be served from 8 until
10 a..1n . to ~ followed by a trail
ride. Members and gue5l8 arc
urg1•d lo atlf'nd.
. M.rs. Norman Hagen. il l with
pnPumonia at her home, 101 Via
Dejon. l.s reported on the mend.
book section of the Friday After-
noon club. A former teacher in
Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Chuml gave
an authoritative picture ot the
life of lhe people after the (irst
World \Var a.nd the years or strict
rationing during World War JI.
The speaker r elated the Com-
munist overthrow of the Czech
government in FE'bruary, 1948.
citing the ensuing changea that
Sharing th(' occaalon were Sonia
Mathewa, sistc-r of the ccl<'bra.nt:
Mrs. Little BC'&Udt·ttc, F..dward
BPaudeltl', Norman Shaw. Mr. and
A\J'S. CJcn Van Al<<'n and sons. Wayn~ and Lynn.
Skating with fri ends at lhr Har·
bor Roller R ink \\'a~ f'njuyt•d h1t C'r "
ln tht~ evening by the loca.l Girl. ------
FAC Jun iors
Hear Beauty Hint s
were enforced on the school start . ~tembcr!I of the Junior st'Ction of
and pupils at the un:vers;ty where the Costa Mesa Friday ,Aftf'rnoon
she taught. Mrs. Chuml spent 3 club heard Mrs. Anabel Theimer
year11 in the United States during speak on "Beauty in Fashion" at
World War 11 . as an exchange their lat<'Sl 1nt-et111~. Th!'.' impor-
teacher en<I met h<'r future hUH-lance or good po~turr llnd good
band at that time. Married in h('r groon1111g wa..o; strt·s.<1t'CI.
homeland in 1919. a paasport to Mrs. Robert ~))('th tollJ or tht•
this country was dlffic-ult t o ob· neCf l ror a.,sista.nce In Girl Scout.. ...
t~in. she said. e~en although mar-wurk. 11.'frs. Dadt•rberi; gave an in·
r1cd lo an American. I t"rc•Rting lliscus.o;inn on t•arthworm
Mrs. Virginia• Logsdon, section c-u llt1r<' and its place In the s.ar-
chairman, had charge or the bus!-den.
ness session. Books Wl"r~ solrl at Ho~t1·s."r~ fnr the f'V('n1n~ \lr,'t'I"•'
Vivian Hinest.v. C»or~1a J (Jn<'s and
Dolnrf's ln\•lr1. N1'Xt n1c1 ·l1ng \lro'ill
be 1n lh<' form .of a lunC'heon Nov.
28 at 12 :30 p.m. 1n lht· t lllb house.
ThC' l'ipt'Skt'r \lro'lll bt.· Edgflr H11rri·
!'on \·\'tlfotnan rron1 Barkt·r Bro~.
who \\'111 l:IPt'ak on Home Dtcor11t-
lng.
the book nlart a.nd tf'& wa.11 St'rVt'd
at the afternoon's cloac.
Laura de los. ~i o s
Is C lub Hostess
An enchilada supper wa.s srrvrd
~n de Kii'!'P~~ ~~
'l Kamaaina Klub 1ncmbers whf'n
thf'y W<'rf' rntcrtaincd on the cvt'·
nirlg ot Oct. 10 at the ho1n<> of
Laura de los Rios. 364 Flower St ..
Costa Mesa.
ELKS RULER
Oct. 18, 19, 20
Plain or Sugar9cl
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COSTA MESA
UOO Newport Blvd.
CORONA DEL MAR
903 Coallt Highway
LAG°"A BEACH
2'75 Forest A ve11Ui9
Cecelia Boyd wa.s ~uest of the
ho:;itcss, Amma ·Dare Hamic of
Anaheim brought Mary Kirk. Ab-
SC'nt because of illnPss werr Hazel
Sowder of Hollywood. Ttft>lma
Ricketts of Balboa and Rita Myers
of Costa Mesa.
A Thank.11giv1ng basket for the
c-lub's •·adopted family" wa." di1-
::u..'Qled. Next meeting date wu
l'et for Nov. 1 at the horn(' of
Florence Chan1berlain, 3!)8 F10W·
er str~et.
Present were: Florence Cham·
berlain. Laura de los Rios. Shirlee
Noel, Boots Kef'nc. Jeannie Clay·
bourne, Amma Dare Hamic, Mart"
Kimball, Val Moore. Triancla Van-
dercook, Ginnie Hoffard, Lylyu
Pangborn and Dorothy Bell
Birthday Dinner
for Lido Youth
A surpri.se birthday Ji.nner WfU!
planned on Friday, Oct. 12 by )fr.
and Mrs. Hadd Ring of Lido llllc
for their 90n Bill. Invited to help
him celebrate. hi8 14th anniversary
were Steve Walser, Bennie Ren·
derson, Herb Pe!Ty and Loren
Holmwood. After dinner every-
one went to the football game.
Also sharing the event were
Bill'• 8ister Dona and a aorority
ai!iter, Marian J ensen. who came
down from Los Angeles.
~ \V&nl Ca.w)· •
Members · ot Ne"-~r.J Ha.rbor
Lodge of Elka will ~or their
District Deputy Grand Exalte<i
Ruler Thursday night when he
makes his offi ci al visit. Ward
ca._'K'y ot Brawley is the Deputy
and he \\"Ill examlne the condltiQn
ot the Lodge. ttJJ book!! and offl·
cers in his regular routine tor re·
part to the Grand Lodge.
In charge of the ceremonlea will
be Exalted Ruler Tom Norton who
has readied a claa of 13 tor
inltiaUOn lnlo the order.
.Dinner will be served in the
clubrooms followed by the Lodge
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Ho~~l'.s e: _f. ~irf ·: " l~:i~~ct .in Dec.
Judy Woodward of Balboa le· '~h elect'ons slated tor De-
land w.u aurprl.aed tu'.>no-ree .;t a .cfl!'"P"• a. nominating comrnJtlee
bir thday party T'bundq ie-renin&> :was Jl:ppoin~ whe'n Tr. membera
Oct. 11 when Ruth WUlma enter.; Of N~wport B ar~r ~omen'a Civic
lalned a group of congenial friends lie&gpe m<'t Tucaday momlnc at
at canuta. · · BaJbOa Bay (;Jub. •
At the refre.sbmeot h0u~ • birth· . ~rs. Paul Da.Vis ~reakled. he&r·
day cak,e, -baked by Mildred Stan-~rcpo:ts of comm ittee. acUVltia
Jey told reason of the event and and outlines a! future pl&na. Nam· m~y pretty ifts were· bro ght ed to the nominating committee
out to be ope:ed by Judy. ~u&+ were,: !times. Jack Moorebead.
lng much amusement W"8 the Ha.rey Campbell Jack Florer , Karl
number of candJea on the cake a Axt.ater an~ Cha.r1_cs Seboffst&ll. tun ' A cla.M tn parliamentary pro-. box of them, far t oo many for ct>dure ts being conducted by Jin.
the number of years Judy ttaa at-Fl Cool' ta f ·~ tained ortnce 1ng, sccre ry or "'''
· IC'ague. ss a part of OCX: "'adult
BLOWING OuT OAJ\'DIZS .. the llirtbclaJ' cake Is IUdJ' Woodward, .honor suMt at a tlUlplUe e,v'"'t ,
_.._ I>)' Rutll W-Left to rtpt "'"" Evel,yn v..,..r, Hilda Brtscoe, J ean Steigerwalt. I-
F~ Buth WIH•ee, Dof'otll7 Red.di~"-. B elen ~ ort.on, 8UDJt3° ~tman, and Judy. Not preeent ls
Mlldftd Stanley, wbo bakNI ..S bi-ous:ht. la. the c.ak~ • (Press Photo)
Present to wish her many "Hap· educal!on rrogrnm and is proving
PY .R eturns" w ere: Hilda Briscoe. vC'ry p 1 rul:ir, SQn1e even attend·
Eve lyn Varner, Helen Norton, ing ,fron1 Hunlin&"ton Beach. Tbe
J e a n n e t t e Steigerwalt, Janet class is tu,ld each Monday a t 9 :30
Francis, I?orothy Reddick and the a.m. in Community church, Corona
hostess. dC'J ).tar. It is free and registra·
Results come from constant
Practice! A n a d regulariy in t his
paper will ,produce Teaults tor you.
lions arC' taken at the chu.rch.
-Clsssified ad!I a r e read by t olltl
who I are looktni: to buy.
Mirgarine ~r::"'
n.--se ""'"' "''" UIA ~icon
Black Tea "!l:' U•
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Cantef'buty I 11• -lb. pt.,g , 29c. I
Grapefruit Juice ~ 4::-· 23•
Notutal or sweet 118-oz. con, 1 lcl
Ba•er's' in t ~ iz;:.· 2t • (,.,.,. ... tti Gold Medal .,,,..Ila f 2 -lb. plr.g '4 1 c I ,_ .. 21• .... •.-::-,2. Port Sillsage R ....
Siar Kist Tau ~'-;;.:-·~-· 29-
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many a day ... breakfast ideas, too, to help you add new interest
and variety to the morning meal Come rope in your share of
the savings these "wake-up" values offer.
AIRWAY
COFFEE
Mild. mellow, Ravory . .
world'~ (avorile blend.
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IOI HILL •
COFFEE
Quality a nd 8avor u ~ually
round onl y in .-acuum tiM.
~ 74c .
(2-lb. bog, 1.47 )
EDWARDS COFFEE
Rich. full-bodied. fragrant .• ,,.
Drip or regular.
(2-.lb. can, L47) ':; 79c
' EDWARDS INSTANT
r~h Ravor of real coffee in.stonJ.ly.
FBESB EGGS '''~.!~"!! 59° -: 70° ~ 35°
For a ;m1NjJ. tasty hl••••1e1 Mrft bacon and ~ Priced lowl ~
PlllCAKF. M11°:.!n~: ~ 29°
F« cz lnaly 900d bNClldcDt. C20--. pkq. Uc; 3\la-lb. 1>a9. 3Scl
ILBEBS OATS ~ 16° ~ 35°
Homoaenizecl Mil• .~'::!· 21 c
Lucerrc, posteuriud. I Half-gallon, .Uc)
, c;~~;~sl4i1k"'·~: .. tt"
Lucerne. lQuort carton. 64oe)
fresh Bread ~~· ':::;. 20" '
ISofid Pock TUN». 'l-oz con. J Jcl A ..m --~· 11o1 bo•mb4 w1. Pdoed 1-. tool
l -···.ie ~-·'· •-· t t•
'Mrs. W right's. sUced, !Stnoll loo( I Sci' ... '. .tm~Bread :::-20-IG'llfVltCIU Froz.,-i .,...
Ornoe Juice t!~: •::· ti•
Lima leans .~k •:.;;· 22•
Slra~ ~~:: •:;:: 29"
Green Peas Bel-air
Frozen u .... 2t• ....
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Ex.:elletd le< maldnq Dulcb Apple Cab. too. Noi. low prlc._
TOMATO mCE ~ 3 u!.-23°.
Sat the cbT all rlqbt with Libbr T-Juice. ll>awi.ama. l9cl
OUllG£ JUKE
Sut~r·1 Gold. *4L 21•
California. ~ SLICED BACON WICHEOI MEAT
1!:45• ' Watt UJ• luy apve1ites with a breakfut of crisp.
flavorful. siuling hot bacon and fresh eggs. .
M"'-Wright's, sliced. Freshly boked.
Rlisil Bread S:~~"' ·::." 23•
WHlfies ~-:: t 6"
Mlff11 Mi1 ~ :t:· 15"
PllUl-e Mil n~'~i" 1:.;:· 25•
Wesson Oil , ,. .. 33• ..... 65•
Pare HOiey Ho<Ve>t .. ..., • ••• 26•
, , 12 -lb.1ar, 49c.I ..,.
Tole Syrup · ~~ :.!;.:· lJ•
Fine on hotcake$. t24 -az. bottle, '45C1
Pick Train Syrup !!;:· 27•
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at Christ Church
St~ ·Andrews
Sertnon Tkeme
"'When Our Heart's on l'ir.e." Dr.: William MJddlemu. Will • ~ wUl be Sunday'• topic a~ the Ne-w-apea..f -Sunday at the 10 o'dock
port Community Me.thodiet church.. hour -et St. 4.Adrnt'• PreMl)'trri&n
The Sacntuary C!'lolr will .sing "O dN.rch. HJ.s .ubject wilt be "In
Lord Moat Holy" by Franck. 11.ev. 'l'wcb With t:be lntlAll.e." Chur<h
T.bomu Roy Pendell will occupy achool I.I at the aame Ume.
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Balboa Island
; : Gommunity Meth.
Newport Beach
Baptist Church .
At the N,ewport Flr1t Baptist
church, Dr. lr&l'I Eiits will .be
apealdng on lhe ...hject, "On Fltt
tor God" M the 11 o'c.lock eervtc:e.
Hla top'.c: at 7 o'clock wUJ be
. . . ' 1 • • Dr. Harry White speaks SUnday
' • bk. "Joyous Paith" at Balboa It-:• land Ccmmuo.14' Methodist
• : c!')urch. Soloist '6i.ll be Vera Wtl-
' nams.
'. · • •Next week acousUcal plutu
• '\'1.ll be iruitalled ln all room11 hav-
1'9g proved very successrul In the
eanctuar}-.
''Ol'&C4.''
Sunday achool meeta at 9:45 and
the ·mrd-week service of prayer
'lnd. Bible at.udy wiU be ut 7:15 on
W..me.day.
Community Church •ries That Bind'
: Corona del Mar Sunday Theme at
. • :·How Do Y® M¢e:t_ CrieetJJ!"
• 'nl~ .is the tubject or the Rev.
.• lili.ul Ec.lward Babbitt's eermon for
Lutheran Church
"The Tie8 Tbat BtnQ'" wtlJ be Ulie
sermon tlleme at the 11 o'clock
w,orahJp aervice thill Sunday. Pu-next Swwlay. Oct. 21 at the Com-
rmunlty Cburcll ol. Coro.la dd Mat. "?he church U1de two eetTk:les oi tor He:rbert C. Rotb will uae u
\Torshlp each Su.oday roomlng'-the telCt tor bJ.s ~ Phllllpi-
at. 9 :<t~ a.pd at tl o'dGr.k Tbe&e ans 1:3-11. October baa been dee-
are dup11&ue tterYieee. ~·Chapel ip.a.J.ed as O.urch Loyalty Month
choir slngs GoUllod's •·Lovd.)" Ap--ali are encouraged to attend
pear,"' at 9 :•5 a.nd u.e Cbancel churc'-.
dlolr sings Rhea·s "Hail, Our Re-SUnda)' School met""ts a.t g:30 •·
deemer" at 11 o'clock. M.re. Mary m. with cl&Me1 for e.11 a.gu. Pa.--
1'atten Steffenaen directs both ente are u..rged to bring their chil-
dloirs. dren and remain for lhe Adult
Bible Btvdy Group which Is taught
Church 9Chool fOT all a.gea me-et by the pu:tor. Free bua tra.nspor-
at 9 :4-6 a. m . with M . A. Har-t&tlon may i..-......... ....,..ed by -"~• wood, MJn.riDt.mdellt. · U"IC ... '...... ~ .. r-Beacon 6056-W.
'Moral Insanity'
is Subject at
Adventist Church
· Pastor Holl.ta L. Anderson of the
. .Newport Heights Seventh -Day
. A.dv entUt Church wU1 spe~k on
-:Moral Inanity" at the 11 a. m .
• aervice, Oct. 20. His sermon will
be based oo Luke lfl:l7. It ill
.. ~eped that many '"When they .come
-,\er lhem»etws"" •nd find they haft
, ta.ken the ~ wronc road, Ulrotlgtl
• tolJowing the dictates of their own
,• tnclination , will seek t.o find t.beJ.r
¥.·ay back to God.
' Prayer me-eting every Wednes-
aay, 1:30. Toptc: ··Le.et Day
Events."
M~slonary Volunteer meetlnp
• every Friday, 7 :30.
The following 1.s our weekly
scbedule of church activities:
Monday, 7:30 p. m ., Sunday
School Teacher's InaUt.ute-at St.
Peter's Lutheran church, Santa
Ana.
Mon.day, 7:30 p. m ., Senior Cboir
rehe-a.rsal
Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m., B ibi.-
Study Hour. Dlscu.s.alon of "The
Letter to the Romans,•· Chapter
8 ud 9. All l.nvited. ..
Wedne8da.y, S:SO p. m ., Lectur(':
.. What Lutt.era.n11 Believe About
tbe Savior." For a.ll interc.sted In
cl¥Jrch teachings.
Saturday, 10:00 a. m .. Catech-
lsm class for 7th and 8lb rrade
pupilo. •
The Church ia open daUy from
8 a. m , to 9 p. m . for priva.t.e de-
¥0tiona. Pastor·a office hours are
fTom 9 a . m. to 12 noon for per-
...al counseling at the parsonage
dJrecUy across from I.be ehurcll ·at
1027 Ctiff Drive, Newport Height&.
A new Pal.Minder Club is bring
organized and any boy or girl may
Join tt.nd eajey the hikes and the
bGbbie. nnder euperviaed ie.der-
ahip. Ce.JI Beecon 7062-J tor de-
tails and timC.
Las Amigas to Aid
at Church Banquet
• Atonement' Theme Their part In ... 1.tlng with the
Sc co~ Five Dollar banquet at at ience Church Chriot Churcn by the Sea waa ....
• cUMed when 15 membere of La1
"lf any ~ be in Christ, Ae U Amicu Circle, WSCS. met Tues-
• nt,:w . creature: old tb.in&"s are day evening at the home ot Jean
passed away; behold, all tblDp McDoll8Jd, 1536 E. Ocean, Balboa.
are becoDle new." TN. eeleetioll Ca.rol Pendell &ed In devotlona.
trom I CoriLlbian& (5 :17) is the .A. work day wu planned ror the
Goklcn Text or the Sunday Lesson-baz1ar, with the group meeting
Sermon on "Doctrine of Atop,.-~ od. 'id' al the 'home ot ·Mnt. Earl
inent" in all ChristWLn Sc-ience Stoneback.
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Poin~ out the i.mportan~ of COOKED FOOD SALE living ti. obedience to God, Mi&cah
Ays. "Wherewilh s.h&U I ca.me be-
fore the Lord. and bow ,.,..elf be-
f ore ~ high God ? •hall I come
before hin1 with b11r'!lt otterinp.,
with catv.ea ot a year <Md! ... He
hath showed thee, 0 man. what ts
sood; and wllat doth the' Loni re-
quire of thee, but to do ju8tly. and
to IOV(> metty, and to walk hu.rn-
bly with thy God?" 11 :6,l.j
1-tary Baker Eddy wrttes ln
.. Scie nce and H ealth with Key to
the ScrlpturN::" •Atonement ts
the cxempijflcetion of man's unity
with Oed, whe reby man retlecta
4ivt.ne Truth. Ute..., ud Low: ...
'"'The scientltlc writy wtUch. exiilta
~tweea God and man ~-·be
,wrought out in Uf~practtce, and
God'• will mut be unlvenally
done." t Pp. 18, 202.)
The Corona del Mar Church
.idaool Guild wttl hold a food -.le
Friday. October 26th at Tommy'•
&top 1111 Corona del Mar.
Chairman ot the GuUd, :P.Irs.
Kenneth Hunt announces they will
feature plea, cake., eueerote
di.thiel, jams. Jellies and homemadr
candy. •
Purpose of the u.lie 1-to raise
fUl't:ber money tor tac Corona del
Mar Church BuiJdtn.¥ Fund .
' BARBOB DAIRY
181/2C 9f. MILK 181/2C 9f.
PAJl'IZURlZED • a.AW • • • ~
CASH ud CARRI' * SAU lJe GAL
COHPU:U: LJN& OF D~l' PllODUC'l'll
1 =ee ll.t.ll80S aw.
-YOU CAN DO BEi l~fl ,AT , r .Da•g
FURNIJURE co,
• • • • • • W• Buy and Sell N9w ...., U.ed F.ndtwe
• • . t .1112 N1..,1rt•ucL. C11~ U111I~ 1611
' RA.STA LA FIESTA .ay. Dlw 6anw. or B&y_.en1 and her Qt'O ....U iourd bearen. ..,.,.....
a. a.utbeatlc eostume ol Old MexlL'O Olaltr poseA ,.,. a pm~ of the n.ta to be held F......,.
Dl&bt &I U.. Balboa &y Cl¥11 L Mull photo
St: James Church
Coming Events
Rapti..m..
~ 8acraroent of Holy Bap-
t'-m will be admlnu.tered at lhf'
11 a.m. st>rvice Sunday, Oct. 21
at 8t. James churcb.. Thia will be
NaUoJW Youth Sunday ln the
Elpl.oopa.J ctJurch, at wtli.dt young
peop&e will conduct U!.e aervlce.
A la.rge claa bu been rocmed and
will be prtwen.ted tor baptllm to-
g('lher with several infa.nU.
Conttrm.tlon
So. Calif. Ministers
to be ln5talled
as Top Executives
'IWo fol'Wler Southern C&llfomia.
Preabyterian mhliaten "1U bt l«-
ma.lly installed In tM two kJgl:liMt
exectlUVe positions or the Pre!lby-
terian Chw-1.tl in the U . S. 4 . at
a Joint wrvioe of inat&.U&tloa
11<.-bedukd ~ the Flrst Ptt11by-
teria.n ChW"Ch of Philadelpb.La on
the nlgtit ol October 13 .
Lady of Mt. Carmel
1441 Balboa Ave. --Smwlaf. at 8. 10 and 11:30.
Week da7•, 8 a. m. Confeu!ona.
Saturday, 4 to ~:.IO. 7:30 to 1 :30.
Bunday, before eadl fllUI. Balboa
loland. Sunday, 8 &IMI 10. Satur·
day, 8 a. m . Confeulona, same u
abovt'.
a..llo Prol1'1'ftl9
Dally, except Sunday, Rosary
hour, K.PWB (980) 7 :30 p. m.
For peace.
Holy Mau, 9:.86 a . m ., KLAC
(570) 11 a.. nt. Catholic Hour. KFI
HMOI &:•6 p. m . KGFJ 1710) Hour
or Bl. Francia Clidinp ' othen.
Opportualt)' la lu>ocklnf tn
CLABSilllID ADS
" ' ,, ~tit.I ~me .f ff'OJr. -eonstant
PrtM:tlcel All ad resularfy In lhll
papei' wdl prodUce ruulU for you
READY Mm
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' . We.,._ ~our owilobk Apply of mdGh o.nd ot1fu critM::aJ mahriaU by ~ry tMOM ~ ccan tlali ...
MORE STRENGTH FOR OUR NATION
How we're saVing the materials our country needs for defense
ConflrmatiOl'.1 wUI tM-Jan. 27.
1952. Cla..'\Ses art' now m eeUng for
ln.struction. Church AChool pupils
nt<'t>t Mondays at 3 :30 p .n1 . Adult
cla..u meets '-fonda.y a t 8 p.m . The
adult class I.:!! always open to thOfte
who care for a refresher course,
ar otllera inttte.etcd in tb.e te&dl-
11'\gB ot the Epl.llCOpal cllurcll. AU
a.re welcomed to thl.\i t'la.u. Hlgh
schOOI pupils may nltcnd ellhe.r
th..· .. church schoot c1a38 or adult
cl&N.
They are Dr. Eugeoe CUllOn
Bia.kc, fo r.-.er pastor of the Pasa-
dena Pre.bytttla.n. Church, who
last May wu f"locled St.at.ed Clerk
or the General Assembly, and Dr.
Glenn \Varner l.1oore. tormb' ex-
ecutlv., 9eere.ta.ry ot the Synod or
California, Southern At'e9, wGo at
the l'.&.mC tinar was f'lected l'!ecrl'-
tary of Ule General Council. I
Aa iitat:J>d Clerk. Dr. Blake will ~·=============:I arrange th'" .annual meeting of t.he
Qell('ral AMCmbly, suprf:rae gov-
eCnJ.nc' body ot the denGD'll.na.Uon.
v•hich Is lhe hl.&h ,,.alnl ol tbe
chW'Ch )'Mr, u well u serving u
IL'f principal adviaer and upedltcr
of Ila bualne.u. ·H e al90 repruenta
tbe church in lnterdenoml.naUOD&l
at'taJn, and Le It. official apoku-
man In matters ot policy, etc.
1. Copper for cables and wires ... rubbt-r for insula-
rion ... aluminum for dials-che relepbone system re-
quires vas( amounts of the materials which are also.
badly l)tt<led by other defense: produas. Narunlly,
since the; telephone is iUCh an imporrant milicuy and
production rool, .wc get a quoca of these nurerials.
But ro keep building a suong communiarions sys-
tem, we .muse conserve in every way we can.
2. Scientists are at work on this ta.sic •.. in telephone
laborarories and manufacruring plants. By subsriruting
other materials for critical ones. by discovering ways
to use smaller amounts of the shortage items, they"ve
come u,.,,..ir_h some amazing savings. Ir's estimated
that, in 19'1, the Bell Srsrem ..:ill save 2,700,000
poundi of rubber, 3,2 ~o.ooo pounds of cQppcr,
210,000 pounds of aluminum 7 ro name just three.
Hallo"'e.PG Part)'
The 8.1\nUaJ Halloween party ror
beglnner11 &nd prbn&ry depart-
m ents win tM-held in thf' parish
houN-, Oct. 27 from 3 to ~ p.m .
Children are a.kod to wear COB· ...... ...,.
MA'ITREllSM
ao.~ ,Hom--Trallen · &re."*' st 7 re•
MAOOW -· eo.ta Me.A ....._...,_ Co.
!168 Newport Bl~
.E.X.PF..&T @HOE REBUILDING
AND DYEING AT
REA!IONAJllZ I'll.ICES
Newport Sii ae Repair
. 1.A18 • %111d Newport -
3. Efl'ident telephone service, the lcind t:hJ.c can
pirch in t.nd help all the nation in rimes of n«'Cl, is
the: ....We of just sudi little chings as using stttl in·
stead of alwninwn U::i. a tdcphone dial. Jr's the result,
also, of keeping me telephode sysrem 6nancia.Ily
strong. Over the yon, •uch financal stm>gtb ha.i
bcco the foundacioo of our ability ro serve. Ir has en-
abled ua ro produce telephone service· that's better
than ever, produ.ce: morr of it than ever, and Sl'll ic at,
prices which have gone up far Jess than ocher chings . .
@ Pacific Telephone
• Your telephone Is one of today's
".:' best bar1ains
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Tbe v~ry popula.r Fi&h Fry spon-
.!iored by the Church JJchoo1 Guild
~ year will be ~ted th.I.a
:veu on Friday evening, Nov. 30.
Tom Norton and Hetu Kaiaer
haw kindJy couented to once
more be c hefs. Save the date. More
information lat.et'.
Aa aec.reta.ry ot. the General
Council. Dr. Moore wiU 9e tt-
aponalble for the co-ordination ot
the activtuea ot t:b.a.t body, whidl
ia the .plrtw&l. tlll&nclal, and pnr
mclt.ional co-ordinating body ot the
cburcll. It 11· his function to de-
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The nt>w pa.ti.sh educational build-
ing v.1 11 ~ dedicated on Sunda)r,
N<>v. 11 w'ith BiHop Rebert Good-
en orflclatinc. Thia will be a gala
day In pariah Ute. The vestry
la planning a buffet luncheon to
be served after the service during
the OJ>f'n house whe n people a.re
Ytvtted to in.pect the new build-
ing-.
St-a Scout Troop
St. Jame3 church will sponsor
Sea Scout Sh.Ip No. 9. Appointed
to a.erve on the committee are:
Tbomas Rutter, James Webster
with three nW>re yet to be choeen.
LE~AL NOTICE
!o!OTICE OF INTENDED
MORTGAGE
N<YMCE IS HEREBY GIVEN o
~ That l:i. Stanley He.nllne and
EloUe Ben.llnc, buet.nd and wife,
lilortcacor. wbose addrem W 309
Palm Ave., Balboa. ln the City
ol Newport Beach, County or Or-
¥"' Slate ot C&UtonU&, intends
to mortgage to BANK OF AMER-
ICA NATIONAL TRUST AND
SA VIN GS ASSOCIATION, Mort-
Lutheran Women
Plan fish ~y
A buay acbcdule confront.a the'
Women·., Missionary Sod:ety of
thE> Newport Harbor Lutheran
Fhurch. Saturday, Nov. 1 ta the
date 8't't for the annu&J fiah try
and ~u.aar to be •tar<d In °"
America.a Le(ion h&il. 9Nta Me.a.
A card p&rty will be bcld duria,J
tbe evening.
Sponsored by the Harbor Coun-
cil of CbW"Ch Women, Worid Com-
munity day will be obaerv«I at
the Luthen.n church Nov. 2.
At the next meeting memben ,,,.e to brine rtfta' to be 111!.ftt tn
Chrletmu packq• to the Lwlll-,...,, orpl>an•""' and OU! .. _
homeai.
Mra. K•nneth Quarry, pres!·
deat· or· the locaJ ST•P &Dd Kn.
Char1ea Trv:sty, attended the an-
nuel con"'9fttkla ot the CaUfomia
diatriot, w-·• llll&B~ ._
cloty ot IM American Lutllenn
churdl, ~ at 8loclcton. .__
gagee, whole ad~ la 117 E . c ·11 • c· I Bal-BllllL. &1-. 1n· t1>e city ap1 a ire e
"' Newport Beach. County°' Or· Meets Wednesd ... y .,.., Sl&te ol Cali!omla. all ltx· u
turu and equlpmen_t of a cert&in <:'apl'le Orde ot ~tel._ man cloUdna bu81aw known u
Plper-.J-n and located " 710 CommWllly .-urch Will -t w-.
--Blvd., Bal-In the netjlq, Oct. tt In NpllD ....
QtJ' ool,N.-jiort Beach, County ot MIM Ma~~ .,._,, w1ll W ~ -. ot Ollllomla, -lllA> de"°tlcma and .Kn. -Wai.
---Ud mort..,. of ---lftllW'lill-to AmW>-Jai.. ~ ,.,.,..... DouJ')n Kn!. :.;:..be .=.:::iii: Johft ·--be P*'ddrt "*' •'elodr a. m. • ~ t:tUl 41ay Boetss 11 wit ... V-M. o. M.
"' -Oc:klllor. Ulll. " uie -cam,...a. 1fiilll ,._,, lie-
, 1 -t est"'-tM 8Mk ot .AJMr. Loft.&Dd' .JMa 11?1t.
loaJla-.1~· ......... --loa •. ,.,. 8'Udl. 1191. lfaQ' ..... -.... --
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0 I 'J' ol Ora IL, ~ ot c.u. l7~~=~~i;;i;i~i::\ -. 11 .. & Dated ~ u. 1111.
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Mrs.. Betty J.arv. is ~ . .:E:::~,-'ind ~ a;x ,·11 ere· age" ~"' 11 ••111111,111 FUI "'' ?' • .-.. _ u --'t'lees. ... -. -... New Hostess for •.en~~ u; •• • u:.•pool~: on Decline Ju =..~J" :£~7.'l'? ~
• • She waa edUcato4 In, IClloola di -,_ ... .me. ef ....,
.-&aAL NOTICI. •
~-~ • ~Inna.-
TU tJXDmlU.QIUD do bore-
1'1 ~ !Mt tbq ... -Usa a~_,,, r-,< tr·tz• at,,.
JCutilo A,--, ... 1 .... -J•wt, ·w~• .. ome · W~ .. n· ~~ .. ~:-~:·a:i:.:: Or C · ty ::-.:;:; ...... - - -.. n. 1n molkm plctui-eo ·~ tM Luky ange OllR u. ..... ,..,..,_.,_
.o:.. .studio, one ~ ~ ln 4• tum .,o w'8i -_.. 11p io dllt
Vn. &tty ~la of .ns VI& Wblcb teatured'Jnu·ilordonl. The next '5ecade will ... 1-er caplal 11.m -' om.ro. Newport' Beach. retvmA!d After 'her ma.i:rl&r\ Mn. Jania acnoage clnoted to arricullural ~ ... iwol lit -RaJ·
home· recenUY from Loe Ange)ea. made her home in bl Jou&. caut .• production and more iJ.&nd taken bur.. tile .,.. tar,11~ 111Mla1'1r
~--ftmt -or Tod ow... ~ . &nd U.t lakl nnn is 'com~ of
the 'followlq< pw-w"b>0 • e
n•m•.lll hll 1114 plaeM of :relll-• ~ ....... r.>1-.. to-Wit:
1'lllWlll A.. l'ULLINQIM'
.·1ui cNot:rio'<t Drive,
· later went to Glendale. Sbe wu up bv ~A'.-1 .. 1 and _ ..... ivt.ton from"-"-• la.._... ecut:r --~~·-°' ·--- --~--inlltrucUon n,..,..nl' her to rep~ on the bo£rd of the ll:'Jnday Al· tract.I. Popul&Uon. pre11ura hut· ,_ ecra. ftt' _,. .. w w u temoon clvb aftd w-.. ~rm.an ol eM4 by tbe dewlopment of the u C!OWff·>' OU. ~' sent e •ion. Inc., phllanthJ"Ophy. ·• She wu abo .: Santa A.a.a 1'tt:eW&v ..... d other 8tt eti7, _._. ........ Jll Ml •
bostesa thla olty~ ~ _. ... ~ -•1 -Wei me Wagon Se.rvkle wu boa.rd member ~ the OU:mont ~ artette. in.to o...n,.e Cowl-7dl' -.. • z ra
ort(lna eel In 1928 by Tbomu w. Lea rue tor three yee.ra. aerv!nc t7 wUI malttl&llY change the rarm lllt. -.. 11'1 -la • -.
Brlgp, & newspaper man of Mem· as decont.JoM and phlla.ntrop~ picture.. cb&lr. Bia ._. ...._ Biie a ,._.
phis, Tenn., who 'adapted a cUltom cb&trm&ft. lJI Ille latter capacity This ooUock wu wbol.antlated -err ..... I .. (M a lo& -· ...... put on the btc Gold Gulch ln p,_.,,tatlon ot -·--t ,._, lli I A let et el'tr•ww 8ft of plonttr ~ to present day -..,. .... .....-..... --r condttlol\I. A.a the COftred wagon.a party. one ·of the eocLaJ seuon'• trenda by Fa.rm AdvllU:f Harold 1:. fomd tlaet out. .,
-•'-'Bay ·-~ ' ~A 1'ULLINpD1
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•• WlTHSllll Our -this tblrd <l&Y or ootol>er. 19111
,LEWIS >.. J'ULUNGDl
KA'l'!llJU:NA R. FULi.INGDI
sTATE of.' q.LIFOl\NlA J oC o! the pioneer. rolled towa..rd the top a.nnu_. event.a. . Wahlbttg at the Southern CaU-~ltol hill here )'VU
frontier, hometiteadeni from scat.o The Jania family found the fomla Fa.r.;m Bureau tol'lftttnee rind Sam bu more P9Wer
tertd settlements along the way Harbor good .anchorqe for their held at a61den Grove, Saturday. than rently him ·by Mlr\I'
met them ln ··Welcome wagons" 41 foot ketch: Blue Jack.et, latu Slgntnc&nt chan«& brle a.I-8~ the Houae ot Repre-•PAUL W, ftAVI8 . •• COtmi:Y OF ORANGBI )
dN 1'liis lr4. day of OC!Oher.
with food and water to refresh moved to & home on Udo lsle. ready taken place ln recent yean eent&UVN. lt'a a pereonal appeal
th4' tra1re1e .. •l lb• end or their Betty bu th .... children. Polly. and wrn bocom• more -1 .............. ._ that 1n1ang1111e-W•tch. fo' r Russ·i·n
lone journey. ' Sam and Prtlly, all In Newport pop\llaUOn and t<OnOlllle -l'ft yet tanrlbl...,_tl>lnr ~ r~ .. . , ..
n..t gracious ~traditlon lives on schools. She u. a member of .B. A develop further. And fw a ruY who anon.a al ... ~Qve' 1n Near C'.-sf
W W P. W., was cha.Jrm&J\ of their C.ompa.rbon of crop ... rearea in very ment ion of the word oratory, 1V1 CG today 1n elcome · aeon. Daily -• in more than 1300 towns and cit.left Chri&tmu PrevieW' 1ut year; la a Orange Cowlty 25 )'Mn a.so and S&Jn. le about tht MOit penu.ulve $ '"':'~ D ' f T •
Wek<lone Wagon hOotea... will member of Udo Ille WomeA'• club, -y were 'P"-nted by Will, one-man lalker wllo evor to>mere<1 a J• f' aU faVtS. •
caA-y the good \ti.shes ot civic and on the board ot N.-wpart i Harbor berg. Crape that have lhn&illk ln a Col:irre~ y et he fa lhe nnt ·PU! ..,~vfa. world trawler,
Community ·.Playtta, la chairman the nod 16 -·-inCl"•-lemona and moat artJeulale line of ck!-'<"' ""' bu.lne. organizat..!ona to neaflY a ,..._.. -1-· -Illa photoctaPbe.r, who recently mUUqn fa.mlllea;" to mothers oC new ct the eeventh and etpth &rade from 9~ aer:ea to 6,000 acres; whm \be peroptlvea of ~ rtiYZ"Md ~ e.atemlve tra~t.nr
bablea; boys and gtr_la on thelr group of Junk>r OoUWon, hu &en"· wallluu. t'J'Ohl 17,000 acree to 1,200 an thl'Mtened .by etUler tbe ex-ln tbe Nur Eat. al.ate• peoplt=
atxteenth birthday; newly e ngaged ed In both ~ Girt &nd Cub Scout acttl":; blackeye bean• ftom l0,000 .cut.Ive or j\KbelaJ br;tiach .. o.f tbett ~t St.alln \.o move into
g1rie; famiJiea moving from one work u troop &Baiatanl. acres to 6,800 acre:•: peppera f'rom govemmenL • the Near E< tor QI.I. On his Mrs. Jarvta may be reached by 6,300 acrea t o 1,900 ac:-i·. au-.. He ab.oWed aome Of that in 1941 home to anotht>r 'o'Qthin the com· •... --\...-.-1 8 :..-. travela he 'C'~ Japan, the Ori· phoning Harbor 1728-J. beets t.com 19,000 ac-to z.100 •·~ •th Peer &TUUr but four munlty a.nd n<!wcomers to the -,.-. --• nd ,. .. _ ..... ent.. ltal.J, , .larae.J. Jor<lan,
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.ty.. acres. ~e &r ftlOllwut a...,.y, &Ulll peraon-.._._ .. I .~ ••· H ·• le 'k t ,~• ov _ .. _ Ai:w.&I ' _.,. many ouu::r aree.s.· e
W W IN PHOENIX ~p acroav .. ••-t "'•um ..... -P u ep ~ec e M .. ..--.;e on •-•--.#.~-" • _._ The elcome agoo, holte88 ""''u e ,.._ -·~ ~ ~t:U. 1 pope _-Phla, A.,...,tra.J
knowa her t own and whe re ver ahe Mrs. 'J . H . Milla of Balboa Cove. panded l.n the put" flu.&r\.er of • U.e books by a majoritJ of one m Dedc:er, far ~ cominander ot
goe., M e carries a word JC its has been ln Phoenix u suea:t of centUl')' lnclu.de Valnw:lu 17..500 a 203 ::W 202 count. H1a parllamen· U . s. NaYal fore&, the-prime mln-
outetanding fe&ture.--ita libraries. her aon·ln·laW &nd d&Ul'bler, M.r. acre.a. to Ml,000 acrea; 11.ma beana ~-•t th ktbpltll •, motiommll>llto .~ liter of r .. et. Kinr. Abdullah of · 25.000 acrea to 27.MK> acres; avo-....,., .... u • o co ft on .,. r .. > churches, newspapen. park.!. mu-. and Mn. L. A. f\obnteOO. d 200 00 the table. Jordan, and m Other-., ~t A fY
--.-----------·---cp oe• &c:res to 2,4 a.ere•: aJ •. Or the llmea when be L--ed Weal be ~ ebl.plaJu to raJ,fa 1,000 a cr ea l-0 5,000 ure.9; g&,f.'' ~relldell 1 "pt.rt at s Or. c. c. Emerson Dr .. Giles Brown lomatoea 1.200 acre• to 3,900 ;edhe ~y00:.!"rY• ~allRIS~ a: -. . r un-acree; Wgeta.bla 8,869 acre. to ~ ~ Oomlnl' to Newport" to conduct Tells Nava~·o Story is Speaker fbr 17·000 acres; d&lry OOWI 2.500 WliltD<>y, and Illa oountaparta • World 'Outlook COnterence, he
COW• to n .ooo cow• a.nd poullry from Boston. Phlladelphl& .and wt'll -.peak Sunday and Monday to OCC ection Costa Mesa Lions rrom uo.eoo blrdo 10 e>q.ooo a.J<aco, •hen a.m puohecl n1"'"' at Cbrul Cliurcl> by tbe blrdl. througt:a retomu: Ln uUHty holding SU and •Mw colored ptct.uree of
1'1e plight of the Navajo Indians Dr, Giles T. Brown, head o r
in aouthern Utah was presented by Social S cience Dtvialon at OrangE'
Dr. Clinton C. Emerson ot Corona Coa.st · Colleae. was the guest
del MM· Jut week when be spoke speaker al Coet& Mea Uona, oo
lo t he Huntlnlflon Beach aec:tloa the evening of October 18th.
ot the International Tren<h courae It WU buatnessmerl'a ni1ht at
sponsored by Oran,.e Cout Eve--the club. E&cb member brousht a
ntng coue.-e. bustnesa a.uoclat.e or frleDd lo
By ualng colored .slides to rein-hear tl!ie collep profeuor ape&k
fOf"~ h1a pertonal ~rntlons, on "lntern&tlonal Tension Point.I
Dr. Emerson poirlted. up the.prob-with Specific: Reference to Bual·
lema !acing thf Jndtan ln remote ne.ss." More than 100 perw>na were
Moaument Valley. Tbe beauty of present.
aurrounding acenee a p p e & r e d '1ntematlonal l t-n a Ion• can
90D'lt"thlng of an antithflia to the . make living either a 11erln of criata
miH.rabl~. sordid lives or the al· or an adVenture," 9l&.ted Dr.
mas( forgotten Red Man. Brown. ''Far-aJ(bted au.1neu men
Ftom time to time Dr. tmenon reali%e that cold wan. peace ru·
and 80me of hl.9 friends have vol-mor.1, lntl&Uon .-pfrala. and de·
untartly donated their services to presslon jttten a.re di a part ot a
the peopl~ of the area. In order pattern that ha.I extated ln human
to demonatrate to the clus some relations for centurlea. By learn-
ot the medical attentk>n . given, the tng to obeerve world eVt:nU with
visiting physician sho-.-red a aho:rt humor, objecUvity, and respect
movie .9trip deplrtlng 90me ot t:ht-for tbe oplnJona of olber9, a pH--
work actually In prove•. 90n ca.n actually enjoy the tenatoo.
The c I a• 8 in lntern&tkma.l of lite."
V&Jenc la acreage ln Oranp c:ompa.nlee and eecurttle. manipu· tbe l"fear Ea.8t. Hia Holy Land
County hU actually decreased ln latlom. That wu agalmt the beat flhanc:ed, beat quarterbel:ked. .lQ:t>-pkturea Inc lude Nazareth. Jorda.n.
lhe put decade, he pointed out, J ·• C I Oll t t h b)'lll&' Con,-re• evtr eaw. enu-..em, a vary, ve , e frOm 86,000 acru to ~9.000 acrea. Je~-Ro-• ••-o--• a-0 -· ot But Sam would like rl"'""'t now • "'-""' .. au, wac ~ """""-~ IC preaent retunu for fruit con-&" Ga.IJ.ltt, Bethle hem, and many
tiftue stue to heavy naUonaJ aup-to l"el the Oklahoma Higb.way olher ICenea of htetor\c&I and bib-
plJe., It i. -ible that ~veral Commlaaion in a small room on hi.I tum and tell them about a mad Ucal tnlert>Sl. thouand &cre9 of ma.r...t .... i pros Th bll 1 I v!ted d hil .... _.. be ...... a._ they should bul.ld out of e pu c • n • an c · dUctnc orcbarda wUl be replacfld -.u~ ,.__ ...... ,l ,, d. 11 hted wi'th the the Red River count..v oo farm ...._.,.... wu_ ~ e g by aJt.ma~ crope or aubdlvtalona. • J how1Jl folk couJd get to Durant In mudd7 • P _· ------
STATE HARVEST ro· REACH PEAK
THIS WEEK
weather. 1
Not tq vgt.e tor hlm--<.bouP
t here's an old Kory about how
Texas fourth dLIU1c:t and Okla-
homa's third IW&P voten In fair
OCC Students
to Visit Hospital
weather-but becauae be lived on To provide pre-nun:lng aludenta
the Tex.aa aide and Jmows what an opportunlly to obeerve a hoe-
lhe muddy roads mean. pltaJ ln OJ>l'ratlon. Mrs. ?.tart.ha
Same way with automobDee. Buu and M.rs. Queule Ander'ton,
Don't tell Sam that tanners spend 8taff nureu at Orange Coast Col·
too much money for can today. Jege, art escorting membere of
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 18-Peak He'll . .tdp you a.bruptly and RY the Delta Club. campus organiza·
of harvest ope.rationa in CalifornJa eomediing llke lh18 . . . tion for would·be nu~es, to lhC '* upect•d to be reached thi• "'Whee rm a& bome la Boll-Hunttn(t6n Memorial HospltaL
Wttk when the farm labor de-ham oa Sal•rday -d ltNt farm-Puadena, ThurMlay attemoon of
ma.nd may total 8165,000 work.en, en parked ell a.roiail tmi ttita week.
A. D. 1961, before me, H. Ms
Ho11ter, .a NotarY Publlo In a11d
!Of' tp&. Aid 9ouJ>ly and Stale,
NllldiDC' therein, duly commlulon-
~-and oworri. peraonally appeued
Ll?WlS -A. FULLlNGIK a n d
K'ATHARiNA FULLINGJK known
to .me to.._ be the per.Ona whoee
.......... oubacrtbed le tJle wlt,l>s
Ill lllltnlb>eGt. andc acknowledJed
to u;ae thU they executed the
Mme. IN .'JVITNESS WHEREOF,
I ha.ve hereunto set my hand and
afflxed my official ae.at the day·
and ~ear in this Certificate first
•l><>V• Wrltt.&n. . It )(. HOLKER. My Commls-
sto.n Explre.i March s . 1963..
No. 708-Newport·Balboa Presa
Pu bllah Del. ., ll s llls 2a
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lido Trav•I Bureau
llEZZANINE
LD>O DBUG 8TORE
Harbor 1246 •
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• RFQ'RVATIONS • II utul nem Ttcliet A&HCJ •
WATER HEATERS
-.· g,, ...... and Bepaln
/a. BeCJ.toM
PLUlllllNG
Aothorfq I 11· DeaJef °"' .. ~~Beaten
tts. ~1 .. lf~I HNhn j --.-wl Trench meeta every Wednesday In Dr. Brown wa.a lnlroduc:ed by
the HOl'pllaltty ifowle ln Huntlng-Dr. Baatl H . Peter80ll. pruldent,
ton Beach, at 7:30 p. m. ll la open Ora.nge Cout Collese. and vice-
Edward F . Hayee. chi~ ot the aqua.re. wtaue tbeU wom8lfo&k Cout student. wtlJ have tbe op-
C&Jtfomta Dtpa.rtme n-. of Employ-wlDdow Uop or ...-p .._ "\M portunltf of discualng va.riou.8
ment's farm placement eec:Uon. •dewalk. rm Jtad to eee-It proble~ with student nurses afld !'·-----------"--..:
told the State Board or Agrlc:ul-e\'etl Ir Ule7 lrlaven•t pt a d.."' faculty repreM"nt.8.Uves of the ha&-
tu:re Monday. Maava the ttme when I wM ptt.a.l. As a climax to the educ&· to the public without cha.rge. president. COit& Me.a Uona. •
·---------------------------. Actual Cann employment may a kid out la the coutry, .. ttt.c" tlonal experience m embers of the be nearer 520,000 wtth an over-all Mi a ff'tllr'f\ I wlMtd to Oed h1>1t hoepltal staff bave invited
GENERAL. ELECTRIC
Refrigerators • Deep Freezers • Auto-
matic Was hers • Dryers • Dishwashers
Disposalls • Ranges • Toasters • Irons
Grills • Mixers • Waffle Bakers • Roast·
ers • Heating Pads • Blankets.
,. abort.a.re of 36.000 worke.n:, Hayu 80l'DCOOe would oome bJ' "'Oil a the atude.nt group &nd all int.erat-
ukl. Total emplo)'Jflent la expect· ho,_ or in • ban;J to J'tlileft ed Orange Coast facully members
ed to be about 28.000 v eater than "'" Joeellw. ~ loONOme to a t ea tr-om 3 to 5 p. m., .ln the
It wu for the 1950 peak. ln the Will kW people bi Umfl. r.. .acl&.I 'parlo rs of the nursea' quart·
main, the larger tota.1 wu reach-1lad to eee peoph-Uw ean <n.
ed through lncreued UH of Meld· Md me •IJllL•
can N &tlon&la . this year. About S... llkM alao to ttmlaUee
J!S,000 Mexican N'aUonala are about "'hen be came up here la
worklnr on Calltomla farma· now, 1111. fftleb out of t.be T~
compared to about 7,800 a year klcW&ta:ft wllen lie waa a
aro. 11M11D11ier ·u !4 a.ad spea1ctt a&
''The higher labor demand and II, Hke . • . '
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Ban~ Alla Fullerton
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Ne•-It's tk FlllULY ••Y ie tnvll
Greyhound aivea you the mott tor the lmtr on
yow"trip Eut _ ... and that lnclude1 plenty of
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friendly eervice ud a wide choice of routeL <<.; ----------,,1 22 Dttlly Trips WT
fNm LOS ANGELES itclu6g
9"Dlnct·~Ezpras lluMs
Chicaro : '4L66-1-x.-1aty '88.eo
De . "°" M"• ...... 1 tro1t ••• .._.,. l JNM•..-'• 392>
Wubingtm 47.46 NewOil-38.90
New Yorlt . 49.so' Atlonta . , . 40.90
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matily to an 84 per cent llac:rea.. Oklf.,bo~ hert then.'" he ay1 re-
in tht-cotton to' be picked and a flectlvely, "two of them. Joe
1~ per cent lncreaae ln the toma-Tllomp.on &net Bill Murray were:
toe• to be harveated.," Hayea toid • bom not dOor ln Gray.on ~ty
the board. "'High pTOducUon ln the other, Claude! Weenr, w~
l"•Pf'•, walnut.a. cltrna, rice and born tn Cooke county. next on the
other curn.nt crops la ..._, con-ten. Jae and Claude are dead
t.Mbutlng to the higher 1961 labor now and only Bill and I are Jen.
L::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::'.:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ I figures." How is BUI anyway! .. Pea.k employment ln tomatoea Sam t.aUu about fa.nnttw Uke
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occurttd betwffn September 24 they were the people they are.
and October 8. when approxlmate· .not u .. KnipUy Tillen of the
ly 4~.000 workers ,.·ere engaged Soil" or eome ~r b&Jderduh.
ln the l\a.rveat. Although aJl needs Be knows lntncldea of farm pro-
for belp were not '!'et at th• t time duction control problem.a but bet
picking by available workers H:-know. aJ.ao how to ftp.t Jobnaon
10°/o Discount on Any Purchase
(EXCEPJ; AllALO-and SHJIDO')
Bring tltls ad to
u· op e
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BAYSIDE FISH MARKET
Fresh Ffsll Daily from O• Own Boats!
ABALONE _ ... --.. __ .. .. ......... ~ 75c
NEWPORT Barbor 116
' TH.IS 'WEEKS SPECIAL
1 Gal. MUMS -····-······················-····\----·-.··-················-···················•&c
1 Gal. CAlllss.A" -·····---·········-·································-·····················•te
1 l>oL SNA.PS ·······-······-····-···-···-········-·~·-·····································lie
1 Dos.. STOCKS ............... -.. --............ -... -................ -.. -.... -.. --......... 19o
So. 1 KtNQ A1..YR.ED DAFFODILS ·····-···················-··Keb 18e
s u a.TR 0 p,1·c A L
LANDSCAPE NURSERY . • o..-<lol Illar
FINEST QUALrn
R'ATT 11 FUlllTllE
RATTAN DUPES
.......... .'9: .......... Mt-... ~ r,!,!7"'"'8:!f!'''' C at 1-. Witt! ~
IAMIOO SHADES . " MATOt Snc:K ~ ... _._..,
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SANTA ANA llNT & Awt•t• CO. ·
1-' lie. -II&; Ulft'A'. .UU SIL I •ir
Al&O LAGUNA llAf'Lm ----•1• t•I
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eulted ln record dell':"ertea to the era-tn a cotton,patch.
ca.nnerle1 wblch were hard prru-He came to Faruitn county When
ed to •upply enough field boz:ea be waa five, the etgh.'11 In a tam· ,
and to handle the heavy tonnasem Uy of 11 children. He wu born
being delivered. Ton1ato pJcltl.n.I on banQ of the Cllnc.b. river, in
wtl1 continue to be heavy until Roane county, Ten.neaaee.. That
N.ovember , unlesa . c:urtalled by wu oom country and when h1I
froet damage. dad bought to acre. on Red riv·
. The grape h.arve.at ta still ua· er, atter he l&ld ~ye to Na-
1ng more than 40,000 worken aJ. than Bedford FornM. alter the
thou~h pa.st the peak, which oc-war-lbe Raybu.m.I had a toUCh
CUrred i.n m.kl-Septe.mber \Vith top Urn~ maklng a fO Of tQtlon.
e.mpioyment at 64..000. No mo.re u..a :AD;JODe elae
Cotten plc:killc lt>cttued rapid-Sam _.. lb tliaa eh JA"6
ly durinr la~ September and cot&oa la ... ,.;..~
~~~hecl~oberooo. bEmthploymm.t had It: ta aalw t • ...._ i.e nrtst.·
··-~ y e week end-..i Fla& ... _. -M ...-,
Ing October 81 even with machines .a io EM* Tea. cellfCe of
pk king approxlmoitdy a third ot o.m--eu-la lilo podl-
the cotton rtnned dwinr that u .. pt u :Ai £ u.a.
week. U good wea\ber and crop He taapt ecbool ud tb8
condlt..,_ prevail durlnc the com-......,_. ea a ..., 9:1r ,._
tnc -there wUI be • hie 11eo -loll 1 """" '!loo " • gei
longeat of tlie lot
Chevrolet look• longest.
Cllevrolet Ir lonsost • • • a
swank aod 1weepin& 197~
lndocs overs&IJ that tops any
Oilier car In the Jowsprice
field. Size up Chevrolet's
.,eater kllatb. an<1 yoo'U lind
it ~to Mttle for i..s. •
Mott lloo6-Huffln1
'witight
ol.a you m-·road,huplna.
~& weisht • , • a lld!)' 3140 pOt!Dds I ia tho
Jl10Cicl illllltnlt<d that oo com-
p.,-.J>le car In the Geld can
""'sob Oet the feel of tllll bi& ear, and you won't oenJe
for lei&. (tSbippiq weJabL) . ~ . .
Ww.t '""" Ill Its Reid . . manl d ,ror tlw!dton and machine out-! .. • • r oher ,... tor a Ja.w
pu o ..,.. • Gin eapaclt7 ~ -.r --·· ..,. been tnereued cona1duabl)' to .... •sas'ss .,. 1IU • ~= lacomlnc procluctkm. -.., ... '" .. °"'' u .... -the ••din• ol die lft e •--be.rvMt le attracuar fflll7 •ftES'rs ... a., 7., • ~~ inbel:J-~~ ·m•·-ta .. m favorabl6 nwn-.o..w;11 « ._.. .-. ...... ..1~ ..,....._ --~· ~ W\ the dem&nd 111 riUC Sam ,,_ a ,,._ ~-~ ,._,.,"= ~ ol nu wll 1111 ODco ,... .... miir. 7:. .,. --~ ' bowa IM' better madl'bilitY ~y than UWI , tul'P!Y, b0cau9o ho 0 --'II' o1. U.. 11oo.-, • oC QeV.olet'a ,,Ider trw!.
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C.. hi Acclcl1al :.:=-::.::~Attend Confer•rice in 9verseas· Shows .
Llltlo K•-• ~•· tl•ii and i>e< II wu authclt'!W! to ~ta Tbe l:mta Club of N =<t Bar· • --•-• -· •--~ ·-_, ~.... • car !Uld enttt I\ ID tbt findo! -,. """~ ~--~ -~ ---m .. llalf·YMN>ld daqllltt at xn: plann<d for Uial <IA1· -.,i of •bor met l0t: llldr 'l'lflllU 1""""-I junior u\i.t. ol °""'I• county
J..,. j:AomJI, 215 Sapphire An, Dl*lonJ of U... Cbalnbor mfttln.r-m..,t111c a\. noon Tbunoday, Ocl. Jl -o.ork ,lo belnc -l .,,._ .. \. ·llal"°"· Jaland, n""t tlme wilt at the C&J>e Cod H~ llal.,... In Nort<in'o Cafe on Coaat Hi""· 11J1t,~~111~1'!Lnauonaf. thtnlo twice -.e roller okallng .,. """" --~ • _.. _ lnto'tlle ol:ntL It .. taO d._ W&nd ..... lnf<\D!>ed Mondo¥ U16L wa,y. ' ' · ' John IA.M of Harl>or High la Wilt~ ·p~g "..,._ bor _. the car of Tom Nonon, p1 .. kknl, Mro. H•1m·s1-ton, p-1. one or-u lllgtl cbobl students .
Tunday, Naney akaled out trom Would be available. pt"ellided ow:r a abort bust~ Ha--whOee work 11 betna: ee.nt to Zag·
behlhd-a parked ,oar at :u+ Sap-•Ion !><fore &lie &ad Mra. llf'ldttd rc:b, Yugoetavta. The Yugoslav
pblN ,Ave. and w,. at.rµcJt \.y a BU&OhARY aDOBTED Stanley Jett t.o att.ena the Zonto. st.ode.nu ylill ln twn eelld an ex·
car dr1VM bT AM.. Moma. ·tOOT Thon·· of • matclll.Dg auJleaM ~ Confmnce In Sacnuneoto, hiblt to Orange 'cOW>ty.," ,
Nortll say Front. Ball>oo. lsland. IJld 'o~&t. bag c:ohtalnil>c Oct. 12, 13 and 14. , . Anotller Oxhlblt w a a re<:enUy
Alter lb<> drtY<r ~ aid, traluable papera -, rtJ>Orted The evonlng m~llng oo Oct. 25 ..,,t to Jap.n and .,.._to be ""°""'
Nancy .. ..,., .t.alcen by" aGal'a am· TU:Hday .to ~ by Jin. W .• E . wlLt be held tn the home ot Dr. th1a wttk at a tea.chen' WO'rkibop
bulan<:e to St. Jooopb'o boopltil, a..,, 8eOe w• Ocean f°!""'l., H•lftl R. Robertl!On at 333 E. Bay Iii Toyama pretectw:i In this
Orange, wbc"' llM WN ~Mltd• 1...-Jlal-8be told olllett& Ul• ltana Front. Bal-laluJd, ' group wore ·plcturea ' b,-IA.urle .
a broken thJih and pc81ble be~ were taken from her.~ wldai • -Criaell o/ Barbor Wg'b and Elea-
1"Jurlce. • .Pl 1-ve been tell \U)109ked. Comult at.tua\Jon tva.nled· ace or nor Guthrie of Horace Ensign
-------· 1 , p1-ce a cl .. ified I~ the Newa--acbool.
Reaulh come trom Co.natant ::.aopportµ.nll7 18 kn?CkJD.I tia Tinlff, Poat and Pre• comblna-
' ' Nolf Open• Sundey for the Hopieowner
. CONCRETE BLOCK$ • BR,ICIC
FLAGSTONE ~ SAND • GRAVEL ' .
CEMENT • SUPPLIES ,
SKIP LoADEB FOR TRAILER WADING ~EITH' 8. COLL-INS ·
PtacUC.! An ad re&'llarly ID lhbo I Cl.A8alJ'Il:D AD8. ~···at '2 per week. min rbone -o-tlled ad.a ..... read by foll<>
pepcr will ptoduce"" result. for you, ,~ Nfb 't.ne etrstfted ada.' Harbor 1118. wbo a.re k>oklnc 1to buy. ZIZ4 Newport Blvd. C..Sta Mesa Harbor 7015
LOC.µ FLYING U:ATHERNEClt-Mutao Major Pbllltp C. 0.-
Lona. 604 See\vard ft.09d. Corona dtl MM, fo...-.erly of tM-Cbrek-
rrboanl Squadron", Ftnt Ma.rlne WI.as!" aorM. ™• \\'ttk "''&"
a.'Udraed Lo lbe' U,rbtt>r Tban Air B&w. Santa Aaa. Hr IWw 129
mlS!toioft.!I ID Korea. returned beri-ln loly ..
(DepL o! Defense Photo)
COM MARINE PILOT RECOUNTS .
POOR COMMUNIST AIR l ACTICS
Major Philip C. DeLong, fint Marine nghter ptlat to bag a Rerl
plane Ul serial combat over K orea, eaid today at lhc a.Iarine Corp.a
Air Statton, El Tnro. that although' the enemy plane~ ar(' well con·
structcd, th(' Communist pllo l.8 at their c-onlrub1 a re wo rse t han thl"
most roult-d-up JApRneRf Ainnan or W orld \Var II. MnJor D<-Long ls
a ff'tiidC'nt or Corona del Mar.
H C' t.<1 able t o ~peak with author-.,_ __________ _
ity in co:i1p:ir ing lhe l\li.'O faction.a 1 El R d R'd
of Cnl·m y pilot s. During the Ja-. 0 eo I ers
pane.SC conflic t, a.~ a fighte r pilot
1Jl t\vo tr.pa to the South P\cific.
M&JOT Dt·Long accounted for 11
anti l /6_.:•nC'my alrcralt.
• ).taj 1Jr Dt·Long c1tcd1h b own rt:-
Plan Benefit
for Casa Colina
cent h L<itory-mak ing arguement u F trty alumni nf Cosa Colina w ill
example of ROO pilot inferiority: be the •peclal gue!'lta a t lhe fir!'lt
HC' .... :a..~ l<'ading t wo foar-plane annual tM-nrfit ho rse !!how &nd
M"<'lions of Corsair fighl('rs on a barbecue aponsor ed jointly by thr
reconnais.nnce mission to Chin-A880Cia tc'd Riding cluhll of Orangt>
nan1po \Vhh.::h i!I IOC'ated a few County and the-Fullerton Optl-
mi.lcs southwr st or t he North Ko-Mrs. Club on Sunday, Oc t_ 28,
·rf'an ca pita l o f Pyongyang. on the ground of t he El Rodeo
One of l hC' planes. flown by 1st. club in Placentia .
Lt" \V1!ha:11 C odbey, dcVt>loped en-ThC' e.vent is tkoing given for
g !nl' troublr and was forced t o the ~nefi t of Casa CbHna . eon-
lanU o n th._· west coast of North vaJescent homo for crtppl<'tl '-'h1J -
Kor ea . A ft1 •r an flllt'rgency re11cue. dren near Chino. Alun1 nl who
procl'dUrl' "''l\l-1 ~t ln n1otion whic h would llke lo attt>n•I are requc8tcd
tnvolvrd n call for helicopter aid, to get in touch with the horn(' as
1-t ajo r Del.o nj:;' and h i:. 'A"ingman. 800n a.s po&siblt', 11 ccordin1-t to
l.st L t. Haroltl Da igh. proceed'ed at France-a El"&nor SmtUt. cxt>c ut1ve
low alt 1tudc to the Chlnnampo vlC'r-pre11ldent. ..,
art>a . ThC> remainder of lhf'ir Several hundred ho rst>n1011 arc
fl ight slayf'J a~ a ir cover for the expt><:ted lo pa.rttc1pate in the
downed pilot. horse 11how anH rodeo t'Vt>nl.8. A
Bec&U:>t• of their heavy load of barbecue dinner wilJ be JM"rVt-d a t
bomb::J. rtx:kl·l~ a nd addit ional noon .
f ut•!, tllt• pair were slow in reach· Tickets for the event may be
ing thr m18S1on a rea . A few miles secured at Casa Cotlna u r from
from t h<' cn\'nl y-hcld town four anyont' of the spon.oioring g roup11.
Ya k fighte r planl's, cl011e ly rt>-Children under twelve will be ad·
sembling t h<.• ai r rorce F -51 Mus· mlttcd It they bring with t hem
tang s, roadcd do"''" to at ta ck Ma.-two can.s of food. which will also
jor DE'Long. His plane wa.s a few be donated to the home fo r crlp-
thousand re('t ahead of Lt. Daigh pied chltdrert.
whom the R ed had apparently The first event of ils k ind to
overlookt"d. , be !llponaored for Cua CohnK , the
Lt. Dwig ht yelled quickly to his ~ing Auociation hopes to make
f1i~ht leader, "Bog<'ys high at ten Jt an annual event, aa1d Mr.i.
o'clock." as t he. el'lt>my quartette Smith.
roncentratt"'d t h£'fr firepow er on 1------------
Major Dt•Long. Some of' the bul-
lt>ls knocked out his radio equip·
mcnt . A s the Yaks returned fo r
LEGAL NOTICE
another pass, tbf' t wo Marines jeot-NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE
(l1'ont'd their load and a circling NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN:
dogfight began which resulted ln 1b&t E . M. JOHNSON and
three dt>(inite kills-two by Major DOROTHY P . JOHNSON. hu.s--
De.Long and one by Lt. Daigh. The band anc;t wife, Vendors, whose. ad-
fourth e nt>my fighter which Jen dttaa ia P . 0 . Bax 718, Balboa. in
the arena ·smoklng, waa diacov-the ctt'y of Newport Beach, ·Coun-
ered later cra.ahed in shallow ty of Orange, State ol California,
cbutal water ne&r lbe 1Cene of lh.e inUnda to aell to ~H. STANLEY
air battla~ HEN1..INE and ELOISE BEN'·
' When they returned to thelr UN!l, bUlb&nd and wife, Vendees.
hon1e ha.st-. they teamed that Lt. whose aCldreU la 305 Palm Av~·
Godbey had been rescued and wu nue, Balbo.l. in the City ot New-
uninJured. • ' port Beach. ·County ot Orange.
For his part in end.!Qg the, ca-State ot· OIJl!omia, the Coflowlng
tters of the Ya k pilolll, Major de&eribed -pel'90nal propecty, t<r
DeLong received ·the suWr Star wtt:
m·edaJ. His decorations include T All atock in lr.&de, ftxtures.
Distlugui.shed F1yttig Crones, two equipment and good wtU ol a cer·
Of which he received tor other bain rf:laU clot.h.ing atore buainee&
&erial achjevcmcnU in Korea ~d known 1.1J "PIPER ;. J()HN'SON''
17 air meda.bi. While overaeu, he and located al 7JO •Ea.at
.. ..,,ed wtlb VMF-312, ,. ·unit at: Boul!"'Ud, Balboa,.ln the aty of
taebed "lo the 1st Marine Afr Newport .11each. ()ounly Of OT·
• W.tng. ange, Blall or C8llfomla, and ~t
A native ot Jacl«lon, Mkh., a· aale, tJ.an.rer and ~tnf of
Major· DeLong bOW restdem with the aame wUJ be made. and th•
1J1s wife, Katherjne, at ll4M Sea· eonald<lratiaa tbenfor wtD be paid
wird Drive, Corona del Mar. n,ey at 10:00 o'ck\c)t,.a, m .. on the 29th
bUe two children; ~d e, ...d day ot ·o.to-. · 19'11, at tbo
'f!\JAn t ye.,. 01<1: : -deP'!ltm<nt of ~ or
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