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·ADVANCE PUPtL ·:DEEUGE
INDICATES TOP YEAR . . .
Chamber · Drive ·
for Membel'S
Begins Tomorrow
Plane havt been completed and
ewrytbtnc la ready to go on the
clty·wkle mernbenhlp drive next
Wednaday. SepL 10.
-------L--~-----'--'--·-~_ IN STUDENT POPUlATION
«th YEAR-NUMBER 37 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA #7.DAY, SEPTEMBER ; 1952 FLVE CENTS were N:::..iH=~ !'::: ..::~ :!i?ua~:O~~
Members of the nve teama: rep-
reeentlng each teetk>tt of the ctt7
wt.II ett down to an I o'dock
breakfut at which they will be
briefed on the procedure for Ute
day.
.Fi s·h er m en strike It Ric H !rate Resid~~ts' s;~;:;;;;;;
· ._Iron Curtain !~~:·Im~~ ;:."°s!':i Followtnr the breaJdut. team
memben will call on more than
8-00 non-member bu.slneu firm.
and uk them to join the cham'1er.
Secretary Hay Langenheim has
called attention to tbe neceutty
ot a large lncreaae ln chamber
membership tn order to help the
orpn.ls&tion meet tln&ncla.l oblJ·
&•Lion.a brought aboUt by the
growth of our ,ctty and cof1"'U.i
ponding lncrt:ue in the dem&Ada
tor chamber eervicea by lndMd·
uals and buaineu ftrma in the
Newport Harbor are&.
"WoeaadoU.0..,.....-.,.
Job e:1pectnt ol aa. oal7 If w.
are (lvea Ule llldlvtclual 111ppert
of ~ "Clti:uh of tlM'I eommu--
•\ty for wbtcb we wortc." La.lllJ·
enhelm stated.
This "Forward Together tor
Newport Harbor" campaign is
headed by Chamber Pre11ldent
Harvey Som.rs and Membership
Chairman A , E. Stockton, who
have both expTeueci the ttrm be•
llef that the majority o( the proo
gnutve businesa men of the city
will welcome this opportunity to
do lheir part ln the eupport of the
community work of the chamber
and wtll respond favorably to the
team members who contact them.
Four Narcotic
HERE'S HOW IT IS DOSE! Fo'1'et O. Smith tu, ts, holda ftn of Ma ... ,_;,
younger brother M1chMI, I Z, "'f'nt rtshJ.Oc-with t helr fatf'ter last week;.' P'ottM 1aw a m...u. mlf ·
Ulrew out hia line. TV next think hr knew, the MarlJn "'M hooked • , , anwtd tu. fJn:. Ozie
bour, JO mlnutee later, he "'M sttll booked altbool'h jU&t by aa e7eluh. (lCe.nt Hitchcock Photo)/
Susl)ects Nabbed FvJ1en warblrd . , MARLIN' AND ALBACORE
Here by Police Graveside Rites SCHOOLS THINK IT'S
Four narcotic suspects were
picked up by Newport police early
Sunday morning and lodged in cl·
ty Jail.
Cllffonl n.om. ~ lS.
aad Jolul Paul 1.Mld....i.. I&
botll ol -Alm: Dllnld l'or-
b. lt, of JOit PIM;ertla. Ooeia _JI(_ aad.Rlc .. "11 !(DD~11'o %8,
...,. an w· •••• en 1 • • ltr
sit. s .·c. ~ -om.or
E.. M. Sto Isak.
Police .. td they nabbed· them u
they observed Ute men walking
toward Newport on the Ocean
rront aldewalk. campbell and
Stoneback said they followed the
tour and were aOO.t to •top
and queatton au of them when
they aoticed John Paul L&ndreth
drop or plant aomething on a fence
aa they walked by. Police •id it
WN a marijuana cigarette.
for Mesa Hero 'REGISTRATION DAY' Scheduled Today P<;ople are comparing Newport Beach to Acapuloo
Grave.Ide .. rvic.. for C081• today after Sunday's record shattering catch of 26 marUn Mesa'• war bero, r,taJ . Earl C.
Mil ... ao. huabcnd of M,.,,. Ruth and yesterday's ~eavy return of albacore. ,
~ iru..-..97 0...--·· .ffUdi3"~ llOilt in, the Harbor CUI -be found that tiil -
...ut be h•ld at 2 a.m . today In lied up with plans to bunt the clll88y lo gbills s·-d LOma Vlat& Certietery. Maj. Mlle• • n • I .... ,, ay
waa the son of Mr. anti Mrs. c . N. the Coast from Newport to Laguna Was a mass of boa!B
Mlle11 ot 18271 E . 17th St., Santa a.net hopeful anglers. Yeaterday.,..-----~------
Ana. • noon scorea or boata loaded with f the fish, but only one ~t anr·
The MariDe filer "._ klllf'd 'ooalbacore hea~?Adlbfo~. Nhewpod rtt Haed'; 1 l•r• believe ia, "Set the hook
May t9, ln Korea. when he madf'I r al noon. Y a re um · when the marlin jump.." Trouble
a forced •aad~DC ID a rt,·er bed, One hundred, seventy-four havej la martin .are jumping' all &round. ~n brought lo the Balboa A.og· One boat radioed to Fred Schenck.
ling Club to date, companid to I of Clark Sweet's office. "Tve got
:i1 last year. Oldtlmers remem· two marlin aboard, fanned three
ber~ years long gone by when out, and have two more nytng
ma.rim came aa close ashore u
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ftah and they're jumpLnr all
this. Some recall a 'time when around me. Whal'll I do?" marlin were fished from Newport
Pier, but no official records are Reelde11t.a of t"'ewport Harbor
available. a.re all excited about the phe-
Albacore ended t heir wMk'• nomlnaJ martin catch. Each
l 'B-Oatlon In 90me aecretlve lam.-eve•lnl' crowde l'ather around
tlon and came Mck to New· the ll(lttf!id II.At bf lucky a.n.-·
port. Harbor, local landlnp re-~"' at the Balbos An&'lllll'
ported yNterday. Club. Typical comments like
.. You e.boald bavi! eeea tile one Port Orange operaton •aid 1 loat; 1 had tllree bookupa,
Drivers Must
Stop for School
Bus Red Lights ' most of their boats were loa<jed but . . . ; tbey were Jumping
and heading for home at noon. all aroand me... and many
Dave McAdams. skipper of Sea Wit!\. the. annual b&ck·to4Cboot
trek ln hli:h gear, capt. Herbert
Null. commander ot the county
equ&d of the Callfoinl& W1hway
Patrol today aal<t. offk:era weft!
ready to ctte drivers who Ignore
the' fluhlng red light.a on achool
bU80ll.
These light.a, he aid, are tor
t.he prpted..loa of cb.lldren who
must croaa the road before settlnJ
on or alter geltinl' oft a ~
While th red Jl&llla ""' ... ......
.... all .. hide -. Or ... _
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er dlreettoa oa the ume f'Md.-
way lllll8t come &e a htD ....
Md remala 1taM1n1 aaUI die
upt. 10 Oat.
Vehicle. d~ving on a dif:terent
roadway tb&n a atandlnJ achool
bu.a -a altuaUon which could
come up on the Mp&r&le ltriPIJ
of a divided l>l.,.....y -do not
have to et.op.
Capt. Null Mid moet of Call·
fomia'• 9Cbool W. acclde.nlll ' an: ·
eauaed by driven '""° opeed put
-which haft stopped to take
,. on or dillcl.•rae cllildren.
"II --""'""' ·~-... -~ • ...._ ...... real 1• •. f!!!! .... • , ..,... • -. Ille""' ~ a.t 'ft1>a1a el ... w'11& "9 _ _.....,...., ... lliw.
Wieto." .. ,e11tt )&. '
Mx da'" bef'MP ~ wa• to be "'*"'-to IJle Ualted 81&,_
Officiating at 8ero:cea wUl be
Ch&plaln J . W. WI._ from El
Toro Marine Bue, and the Rev.
Tl rt! b u .,..t 1 good ca'ches othera noat tllrouch the ntiht 1 e ~ 6 " n "' I air. fte boa.rd wae ('rowded with marlin Sunday anJ yeater-
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t a __ _._ mtdnl lit.
d , eVell a ~Y -I ay.
Apache rUn by Bill Charlton
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One of the atrange11t catche•
fron1 Balboa Pavilion had 31 wu Robert's marlin caught on a
albacore and one marlin Sunday. 14-ft. outboard. He took the
Seaport reported 200 albacore 1 129~-Jb. fish after• a 2~ hour
betides a marlin on Dick Karr's run.
Sultan. For namea of fiabennen and
Theories to account for thla marlin sises they ca~ght, turn to
fantutic (Un are a.a plentltul ae , page 8, ~•Times K&rlne page,.
l'eteroon. collere pruldent. .....
U C ticlpated an enrollment equ.aJ to
P to ouncl•t lut year''-if not greater. A.n-
. · _ . other week'• Ume w!U determine
that. be indicated. . -. AD.yon_e who wuiu a kay to
that '"Iroa Curtalll~ ,....... erected
by the clt,y 011 the wut ldde of
Bwck Gulley, Corona del Mar,
snay have one for aa cent.a; but
tbe ,ate I.a unlocked trom 6 a. m.
to· U midnight, and anyone on
the beach out.aide thoee boura la
there Ulegally.
' ftlo WU Ibo op1llloa ""'dor-
ed b7 lla7or A.drew &al"-
._.u.1 .. u.. d-· -t-
... held Frida7 eft8la1 at Co-
,.... HI Mar tJre hall. 'Fono ..
up wu ,. be at -alpt'9 Qty CouadJ ,,...... .. -wldcla
U... Mayor ad-"1J1!W..C
' Ma& reeerv.UO.. .. -.rt.J."
Jareatded over by Councilman
Braden Finch a.nd wtlh Mayor
8rnllh Lnd John S&llon, city man·
qer, repreMl'litlng of:ttctaldom,
.•om e 30 reslde.nte complained
a.bout erection of the 6·ft chaln
1tftk fence topped by a 2-n. atrand
of barbed win. It i. unotghtly,
they opined.
Said Mayor 8mttll,, '°TlleJ'
eeemM. to be .. a mood or
reYMl'e.. &MJdee .. on the other
Mcie (Shore Cllf.h) have the.Ir
OW11 -..... pleo, ....
-... all -to u.e pl-leJ Md -._ We will pro-·
vlde ke79 to anyoae, for S6
cet1ta. bu& preeence on ~
beach wbea tile &'Me lt tocked
i. ll1ep1.
"At the council meeting, the!
other elde Will be heard .from
people who llve cloae to the
beach and are dteturbed by wild
parties, who have to call the po-
lice to atop the noise. We have
uked for, and g~l. the raffra.ff
from all up the cout. where moet
beacho• are now under fence con-
trol.. ·~ -·-z•-..... . -,a'te-•
opea, the mere fact Ulti bM.cll
le •ow le.need laM already had
p.J'Cholortc-J effect l.n keep-
REGISTERING STpDENTS at Horaee _...,. Scbool Y"'terd&y
noon w~re Prtnclpal Roy Andel"'IOft, left, and Mn. 'ean Orr, a
1-eber -Ututln&' for IJle ~gular ,...Utrw. On pupil aide of
counter frem wt. JamN Alfm, Robert Randolph HUI, &on or Mra.
Robert A. HUI, wtt.h her daui"ttter, Robin Marie ruu, at right. JIUI
chlklren are new &ttldent. at &ChooL .... (News-Times Photo}
• Ice Truck Runs Over, Injures
Boy, 6, on Bay Front Sidewalk
Robert Howe. 6. son of Mrs.®---------------
Barbara Howe of 1245 Ramona At this time, Bennett said, th<'
Ave., was at.ruck a.nd injured yes-child had left the l!lidew&lk sea terday morning on the Balboa
Island sidewalk of South Bay wall. He presumed young Howe
Front, near Agale Ave., by a "."as clear of the truck. On start·
Newport Ice Co. truck, police re·
ported.
Injuries Included a maAh~
left foot and a poulble brokf'll
left ler, Officer Rorer :Seth
repOrted. Thtt chUd W&A taken
to SL Joweph hospital, Oranie.
~ LeRoy O. Bennett, driver of the
truck, told otflcere he had just
finished Wllo&dlng lcti at the
)Jar<fb Oil .QI. .deck aDd Md ..,..
turned to hl11 vehicle and 1tarted
t to drive o!f. He s&id he looked
In his rear view n1irror for clear.
Ing up the truck, the right rear
wh~, r_~lled forward over the
boy's~
lnl' undee.lrable people out, and ance.
ApparenUy the child "''IM
11tandlng ahead of the rt1rht
rear wheel. police Mid. Ottlrer
Neth s&ld Bennett \\'&a Illegal·
ly ope.ratlnc a vehicle on South
11"1 F..,.t aldewall<-Y °""C
Bo""' -...,... ~ ~ 511 South Bay Front. BalOOa
Island. His mother accompa-
nJf!d blm to the hospital ln
Seal'• ambulance.
from bulldlnc nrea on the ---------------------------
E;~;;:::;.:~~~;;.~~~ l. A. Youths Caught Here Wanted
acroSll hll!I own property to keep b Th c·t· F I R ~e t!~.bl~o:~~ ::~~~~p:~:i y ree 1 1es on e ony aps
of the city engineer, brought In a . bulldozer. levelled off the bluff ( Pohce today revealed that three+-------------
acrou the street trom his home ·Loa Angele8 youlh8 ari;-eated here
and planted it to !lowers. Even 1tor carrying concealed weapon and
this civic beautltlcation wu ob· ,possible then are al.so wanted
jected to, Smith stated. by .'.'Orne , by police In Los Angeles, Her·
resident who wanted to "''alk ti) 'mosa Beach and Torrance.
the bluff edge and look at the ·
vtew. • ·
'Missing' Boat
Turns , Up Safe
Object of a Utree pronged 1earcb
by the Cout Guard Saturday. th•
1111p~y mlaalng Ml.u Mldrlft
ot Newport Harbor WM aitUng in
Avalon Bay ..re and \ound dur-
IJll the oeareh. Ownen Mr. andl
Mra. E . R. Snider from San Gabri ..
el were .-n1. ;
Cout Guard offlclale said y .. -
1 letday that the ship de~
~ trouble on tile -1 """19 Newport to Anion and appuen
I)' po.it Into oome other -to
repaln. When she didn't ahow ~
at Iler regular moortnc In A va1°"" ea alarm wao put oUt to the eoUi! obud. j
' Newp><t and Lons Beacll cou(
Ouatd ..-i. were joined In ~
.... b by llie air dlillk>li of ~
eo.ot Guard from .... ~ Wlllla. tbe ........,. ....re
to ...e aaothr by ndlo. .\iome -
., cnt\ picked ap --·~· ___ u..,_tlle
-od Ill A-Bay.
The Chevrolet eonvertlble In
which Robert R. Edwa.nl, 18,
Dooald -~ 18, and
Thoma. Ray Andentoll, 19, "'ere
• (j)ontlllued on, Page tl
A total of ·1.719 students had
regillter:ed as of noon yett~rdtly
1 at Horace Enalrn, Corona del Mar
and Newport schools, according
to Superintendent Horace Enstgn.
Corona del M.a.r, enrolled M.'i,
Newport bad 662 and Horace 01-, . sign a total of 492 u or noon.
! Within the ne:llt fortnight, offi.
I clala expect tola.l enrollment fig·
urea to aurp&aB laat year's rGs·
j tera at all three achools.
Prt.dpal Grayce &:,,1et-of Co-
rona del Mar School tound a line
Of mot.hen and cldldren waltlnl'
when Me arrived theN at 8 a..m..
)'N!erd"J. Ono moUlu bad ar-
(ConUnaod .. l'a1J1! C)
Fisher Clairns
Camera Store
Burgled by Trio
Two caraenui. valued at '449.10,
were stolen trom the Balboa Is·
land Camera Supply, 215 Marin~
Ave .. Balboa laland, Saturday. F .
W. Fisher, proprietor, told New·
port police that a Rolleitle.x, num-
ber 1237749. a.nd a Retina 2·A,
number 16410 were taken from a
ehowcaae while. he v.•u in the
back of the abop.
F\5he:r 11&.ld he wu w<lnc 'on
a man wlttt two emaU chlld.rfan
who WU Mk1nc queetlone.. He
told poUee be believed the man
took the eameru while b& "·•~
alone ln the front of the store
for a few mlnutes and P\'e the
CUDel'M to one of tbe MDAll
et.'Nr..e&..£1 t ~~ wlie11 le i'etu-.1 to the otoro
froat. .be notioed Dile of t.Jle
<:1111---""" ~ u.. man and one cldJd were atm
there.
Before he called police, Fisher
alerted a pbotogn.phic supply
store ln Corona del Mar and
learned that a ma.n and two child·
ren fitting the same de8Cl'lptlon
had juat left the store after aak·
ing the same queatlona of the pro-
prietor.
Fl11her told police the man wa..ct
dark with black, buehy ha.Ir. He
was wearing blue jea.ns. He said
the m&n·, queaUona indicated 1.1.
good knowledge of . photognphy.
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~:~:HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS
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•. .... .. "At/".---..-~--,,, ----....-~----------..-"Mll'll----~---'"-..... ~··u .. St. JalllesChurcllsetting fur-~~
~Frank ~oble· Gale Hatheway Rite
BeauW)ll In evuy detail was near the altar. Tall c&Ddel.-
tbe eancll~t con~. bold on pew cde mart<od ~ -i.r
Satiqday. 8opt. I at • e'elock &l.i. · and ,,_ a40med with ~ In St. J._ ~pal church. wblt• flowen, rnenerY aad eatln
,._ \vben Gale Hatheway, daughter ribbon.
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or Mr. and Xra. J:rle HathaW&y, lloo&lle .t.ahl•Y of Loll&' Beach
1280 Branpya Wa7, L •I' \In a .a.ag Ob Perfect Love. t.nd orp.i:ii
" Beach. rt:peated vow• wlth Robert prelude and marchu were play-
Darrell Notile, 80Jl of Xra. Laun ed Q' J'Hrl Waldlnaa, c:llurdl
Le<> Noble of Lons Beach and orpm.t. .
Fnnlt D . Noble of Niv•ra F~lo, .,._. ._,._
N. y • Tiie noepUcm WU bold In Illa
The double rln&' rite .... pel" home or th• IN1da'• parut.,
·•formed by the Rev. J . IC. Uvln&'· where the f!Hpi..., 11a•ked will>
1 ton, the bride befn6 s;h'en tn ma.r-peenery &ad ~ wllli. lap-
-n.age by her fat.her. Her wee> era. formed DacklJ'OWWfl fN' lM , ..:..:.:ding &'OW" wu noor lenJth, do-.....ivln&' line.. ~• I 11 •
tlllled with tonr aleeved lace le · ----~---•· bodice and a bouttant net skirt yen.mi coup ia •~• •-..
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wer. Mn. HathewV. lonly la a
patterned wttA lace appUqlM and floor Jensth .-own ot· .lllver mauw
poeed over white •tla.-Her fin.~ lace and tatt•t&. navy 1cce..m.1
gerttp veil of net w.u attached to and an orchid ~p; and Mra
a lace half crown, and bad ·a Noble. who chOM a bec:omJns
1 short race veil. Bhe carrted a rose colored net and taffeta
wbito prayer ~ with • Whit• iown with matchlnl:' acceuor1 ...
• orchid, bouvarclla and •at I n The bride's table. bearlltl' the
1tlre&men. punch a.nd wcdd.ln& oake, wu
Brtde'• A.tteDdaabl set ln the patk>.
Altendanta wen Mn. Richard Amon( thoae oftertnf fellctta-
• Prtce of San Bernardino, matron uom were lhe bride'• srand·
or honor, brideemalda belnr Mia mother, Krs. 1:1.M Hatheway of
-Joan. Nobl• of San Francl9C9, Hollywood and the bl"idqroom's
•i11leT ot tbe bride~ and Mlu J?'&lldpa.renU, ,.f.·. and Mr•. J . R.
Virginia Ballou of Puadena. cou· Roberts of Lo•i: Beach.
aiD of th• bride . .All wen rowned For the trip up ~ cout to
&like in floor lit»cth frocU ol Berkeley where th-.y wUJ make
blue net and taffeta with ha.la their tuture. home. the MW Kra.
and veil• to .match. and for COil-Noble chose a gray·blue tailored
trast, all carried eax3.dlng bur· 11uit with mate.Alric hat and \'eiJ.
gund)) rutvum lJUJes. I brown acceS!O~les a.nd cymbld-
Thol;nN Fletcher of Lona Betl.ch ium corsnge. Stie waa cradu&t·
was best. man and rue•ts were ed frol':l Laguna Ceach High
ushered by Allon Hathe\vav of ~ ~;h::>al end Unl~relty of Callfor-
Long. Beach, ~rot.her of the bri.;e, n1" at Ee-rkel~y. where !he \l"B.!l
and Dick Hmdenoa., alao of LDng I s.ffiliated with Theta Upailon fl<'r-
Beach. o:-i ty. Mr. Noble WA.I parlu:-~o
· nte church w .. decorated wiL'l rrom Long Beacll Polyte<''· • ,
whit• g11M;tioU ud chryal.nthe-I Long Beach City College and t ·c I
•m~urno.~~·~an~d~bro~aa~e~bed~~·~Ol~nde~l~o~b~ra:.:_•~t:...'.Be:'.'.:r:k:•'~e~y~.--------'-
Assistance league
Sets Date for
Bazaar Luncheon
The A.telata.nce League of New-
port Harbor hall cha.Mn Frlda.y,
Nov. 7 8..8 the date for it.a benefit
rirklge luncheon and b111ar, a9d
t he ape.c'iou' accomodt.tiou of thf'
Newport Harbor Yacht Club a.s
lhe setting for tbe bi&" affair.
Mrl. Paul Ropra t.nd the mem-
bers of her way• and means com-
mittee are in ~barC• of the ev-
ent and every member of the
league LI contrlWUDJ la aoJM cap-
acity toward uaaring the .uceeu
ol the t.1ear.
The bl'Jd,ge·lundleon table re&-
ervatlOill!I are being made and
•1 'tickets are available now a.coord-
lng to Mn. O. G. Bueaa. ticket
8&le8 chairman and her co-chair·
m&n, Mn. Frank Wlllt1mon., Jr.
The membeni of the table reaer-
v&tion committee. ate the Mmea.
D a I e R&mMy. Aruthur But,
Geor1e Penny, 0 . W. Richard,
Harry Stickler, John Boyd, Hay
La.ngenhelm, Thom & 1 Rutter,
J oseph Beek, and John Osburn.
The buaar bool.M wUl occupy
the ent.lre lanai of tile Newport
Harbor Yacht Club and the leacue
mcmber8 promiae that many lnter-
eatinl' .,id bl&Utlflli thlnp wW
be on Mle tor U..y ...... opant
the pa.at fnr JltOC'lt., Sil m1Jlln1
and a.,....irlas -,._ daJlrl>l-
ful do.It e)olhao to -of
vaJue. Wor!Ullop ,.._lion are
busy fHh!c>alln&' .., -llltlul&r
thlqo fW IM ~ booU
and tt ta' NIDONd tMt .. m1nebe
Rosen la apla .a ..... f-1
Tbe •••' wm w opa tro1n 11 •• ID. to J p.IL. ~ Ille claY wlll
be filled wlllo • -ol i... tettKl!nr aad acltN .-ta.
Authur Addresses
B & PWomen
Mn. Lillian Aye, author of the
beat seller ··1ran CabOose" &nd
widely known lecturer addr-eaftd
the Newport Harbor Buslnesa &nd
Professional Women'1 Club, Inc.
at Its meeting Thursday evening
at the Chart Room ot the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
Mrs. Aye described many exper-
iences in Iran and ~t. while
with the Amerlc&n Red Crou dur-
lnl" World War ll, aketchlnl" in
detail the lntere.atln& c.har&ct-eJ"ls-
ttca of the people of the ,Ml4dle
Eaal.
Mrs. H elen Norton gave a report
on tbe blen.n1al coaventk>n she
had attended ln Boston. Mn. Nor-
ton told o f the natiQna.l awards
woa by the Caltfomi& Bualnesa
and Profusion.al Women on over-
all achievement.a. Political activt-
tiee, 1st pla.Ce; exp&nllon, 2nd
place; conservation, 2nd place; po--
ijtical affa1n, tt.h place; atate
news aervice, chairman'• award;
and public news service, honor-
able mention.
A report was given by Kay
Vaughn that ahe and her commit--
tee are working with Hirry Welch
to make a drive for donations to
Hoag Memorial H09pit&l. Mn..
Stewart of Coeta ldea contrlbut•
ed -a b&Dd-made ··itMJ*.11• Doll"
to thill drive to ralle money.
A vote of thanU waa pva. to
Marilyn Whealor an<! ,..,. Howell
for tl>e vary lnformatln B P W
..... bulletin lnll>nlllnt' _ .....
of comIDs eventa and mMlln&' time
and pla<:o.
Att.r an a-•· -an,ocoo. ~of \lie -l•D4
Poat Ottlce, bao "-~ Apple Valley. -............,, .i.e
baa attended t. pnM•••ftfl eoe-
veallon In llu -
OUHta attendlllr -ftl9t-"'
1111' of the --. .Mldfe Kkk, Helm Oarladl, X.,,. .t.lica wu.on. JW>t Hoke, ,...., ~.
Plll'lllo Jaebon, Dorotty Jo -aoa. Mary Nucell. ud N ••
H. Ro... Prise .... -., -Bachman.
THE OUTSIDE. STAIRCASE to the pme room Abown from the-Jl\.iltc room wtndowa which o•er
look the . colo!ful patio. 1•art of thf' 1argro <'Urvf'd s N"tional eho":n fa.en thf" exciting efa.anne-1 view
from the baytront wlndo"·s. · t News-Ti.mea Photo)
Maurice Sopps' Lido Home Has
New Approach to Bay Front Life
Typical, but lnterestingly dif-
ferent, are\ the entrances• of the
bay front home!'! on Udo" I1Jle. The
Maurice Sopp home on Via Lido
?l:ord ha8 an unusual semicircular
pJanUng a.a you apprciac.h the
porch and the b&nd!Klme birch ('n-
t.ranee door. A . part or lhf" wall
next to the door ia corrugnted
gtau, giving privacy, and light
into the interior entr anc(' hall. .,
As you entef-tiie door . a floor
to celling narn:lw partition of Ar·
tsona flagstone in warm hues ur
red, pink, a.nd the grey tan n~u tral
shades, bas three copper planter
boxe. whicb slant al an \nterest-
lng angle t oward the top of the
box. The floor le covered wl th
M 4 inch equa.ru of n.atura.1 hemp
and U\enda Ule entire I~ of
llle laa&l, rte.elled u you pus the
plut.r box. J'llll lensth 1lau .. ·ln·
ck»wa wtllcll roll b&c.k, have ecreens
from noor to cetlln&. which oper-
ate 1n tbe .ame faA.Jon.
row "'de &Std S or 4 feif"t Joal" oa
thf' \\'kki side of the flagstone.
The drapes are natural, rough
\.\'&ave material. and the wood on
the · inside walla I.a bea utifully
grained ln a natural light finish.
The vertical cedar boards about
eight Inches wide are set at an an-
g l<" inste&d of tl\Uh v.1th wall. giv-
ing an almO!lt louvered effect. The
furniture ln the lanai ls SY:ediah
modern i.n a blonde finish . uphol-
st ered In a patterned material
with a dcetcn of pomegranat es ln
dark rose with moas green leaves.
The background of the mater ial
Is pale turquoise, a color c&1Tled
out by Mr&. Sopp a.s a bac kground
color throurhout the house. ln
fron t of the dlVTi.n ln the lanai Ls
a low cotfee table extending al-
most lhe length of the divan and
called a Lone John. All furniture
1n the house la contemporary mod·
ern, and t he beauUtul woodA or
the 1Walls anti t~ various plecu
.... ,.. -.... nap. ... ,..&aao '• • ......... Ude It of Cumiture blend harmoniot141y.
vttrs a...._. 1 teet.. and the A mrt: wrou,pt lrOG. tabM
llJI JI _.... ,.._.. U. .U.pe a.ad fovr c1a1n la a aon. V-
Oi .... ,..u ..... ~-.. with duoty ,_ chair pad-.
'1 t I R ' M ISW -t"8--~-0-.. 0~taatk -.r the plaater in tltei
lane.I and la tDed for carda or
for lafonnal dlninl".
The living room and din1ng
room beyond the la.nal on the bay
front 1lde of the house are cal'-
lJtted In turquoise. The wall.I of
the hou~ which are not wood pan-
elled are palnted a sott' dusty rote.
A large, two-place circular divan
In dark green ti.bric has a rough
weave pl&kl deaign In rose wool.
A comfortable dark gTeen chair
and a companion chair in ?'Ol:e
flank the window ove;rlooktng tbe
channel view.
Above Lile fireplace Is the paint·
Ing from which Mrs. Sopp worked
out the color scheme for the en-
tire bou.se. ~l ia titled Desert View,
a.nd tbe artist Wm. J . Brown has
u.ted the typical, beautltul desert
color1 copper, brown, ~y. greens,
roae, rose blege, pink and va.rtoua
shades of blue.
Mn. Sopp hae u-i reatralnt
lD tile colora oomblned. to form
• delipttul tone pktoro la
eac:ll of the ........._ In U.. i...i,
the -t la . u.. --wblle
of the •tone lamp bu6t the otb-
e1.: le a bl"Olll.e ceramic buei, bot
boll& lampo ba•• tup wlllte
tailored at&acte. ln a roup ta.b-
ric.
From the living room and the
lanai, the beautiful patio with its
tropical plantinglo la Y1&1ble from
almoet every part of the roona.
An unumal staircase leads from
the p&tlo to the upsta!n '"'"'
I room, or u the Soppa' term. tt.
the "-.ctlvtty room ... It haa a tuD
ala pool table, comfortable !Ounll-
.. '1'14 a piano plu, a fli;>o "'°"' Of '1le bay fl'Onl It. front . ....._
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A mum bedroom 8Dd paa
·-.... Oii the -flooJ. -UM: UDV-W at&1.n:aM 14&da olf U.
~ n. ._ are <:arpOW 'la a
J.O'IP ._, .-. the -aft
,..._ ... --u..~ '"":1 ca ar. • trooted ~ ' ,_.tr""',_ i-••• .. -.... ,... 1t •-c11•1 akst......_
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1o.,. ... lalt1• •••. ""' ........ ' <Jel:te Boero.of Oene'a Cale, ~
rona del Mar, told' Newport po-
Uce ll'rlday tll&t durlnc hlo recent
o11sraC! Mlrieone atole a man'• !1JI&' fnlm blo ~ at· S26 Mar-
auente, Corona del Mar. Boero
relWaocl .t.q. :ia flolD Aaope -.nd
oald lie ,_ not.ICed .the I-then.
He ~ Ille rili8' .. bavlng
a garut '..uta&' with Blnall clla-
111onda llOl '¥' two Illa .t.i.o ml&l-
lnJ waa a t..ncelot Wriat watch
wtth chrome cue link band.· Boe-
ro a&ld. He said U:e ltema were
taken from & cup ln the kitchen
cloeet. Re told police he did not
-believe the 1oa reeulted from bur·
glary, as there wu no evidence of
entry.
Corum Car DanlCM,led
la •Auto Ac~hl•9't
n.om.. Tnmwl . COrllm ot 82•
E. 17th St., ~ 1(-'WU In·
volved ln an aocideal W9da.Mday
with Wallace BellJ-U. llradflokl
of 506 E. Oceu Front. Balboa. ind Lp• Aaplea, &C(Wdlnl' to
pollce report& l
Newport· police Mid lh• acct·
dot OCC\11'Ted at Ball>oa Blvd.
and Coronado St. On the Brad·
field car. rt1ht. front tire wu
~lown and U'le rl«ht front fender
WM badly tora .. The Corum car
recetved damace to the rtcht rear
fender and rear bumper, potlce
aid.
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c; .... loero Back
~ lm'OP•a11 Trip
Gene Boero, rerila.l p~rtetor
of G.ea•'• Rut&urant, Co~a de
Mar. returned home Aus. 28 troin
a flve·week: trip to .Europe. He
new 'bath way1. --'
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. EPISCOPAL
~ VIA "UDO, NICWl'Oll'r 111tACB -
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Rector: Rev. Paul MoQrs Wheeler ..._ __ uao
' Announcing
.OPENING OF
St. James Day School .
~· • MONDAY, S~Pf. 15th
Kindergarten,
I st, 2nd and 3rd Grades
REGISTRATION SEPT. 12
9 A. K to l! NOON
General Sheet Metal Works
1 ST AINLEllll llTllEL a iiREi:T METAL • VENTILATING
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lt01 VILIA W 4 Y NEWPOBT'llEACB
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MAX W. POPE (}eneM/ ConlMclor
- -llUIU>ll'fO · • REPAIR • ALTEB4TIGN8 • t90 Bola& ... _ COSTA MESA -·-
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TM death of h1I brother, Jo-
-.ph. prompted the trip. J'ollowln1
UM Hrvicu, Gene tound lw1tser·
land. and Fran~t. maklq moll!
of bla trips by ~r. Ha la 1ookln1
fonvard to the imminent ·arrival
of a new, eapeclally ~iiJled elec-
tric coffee maker which he hopes
to have in operation 900h. He pu-.;,-
chued the device th -Italy. 1 .. ----------------------------
Ricketts Promoted
by Nortfirop Fi1111
R. S. • Rickett.a, 304: Alvara.do
Place, Balboa, ha.a ~ appointed
st.alt aaistant to Paul Jone~ as-
sistant ~perintendent of prOduc-
Uoa engtnee.ring at the Anaheim
Division of ~orthrop Aircraft,
Inc. ·
Ricketts Is a · member ot the
Northrop -A.nf.belm production
team currently produclng T41 op-
tical rM(e finder$ fOr uae-In the
new M47 medium tanks of the U.
S. Anny ArdnanCe · Corpa. . ' .
FOR · 'M~CHANTS PROTECTIVE SERVICE
IN NEWP'ORT f'.IARBOR AREA
CALL KIMBERLY 3·2451
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OOlJNTY. PRODUCE IUGH STATE .. MERCHANTS POLICE
California -a n 'd prlnclpa.lly
Southern ca11tom1,-1oc1 u,e ·~· Uniformed Division of
tlon &C"a.i.n· la.st year in 1htpment
of t•••h rru1t and vegetable• to. STA l:E . PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
the tables of America,. Cbajrman l!::;===:;=:::;::::;:=:;==================:d.J
William C. Teitehe of the i:Pe An-,-:;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;··;;;:;;;·;;;· ;;;;;::::;:.::;::::===::::;::::;=:::;:;;::::;::::;::::;;;;;;;;. ~le. Chamber of Commerce acri·' ,.
cultural committee. reported yes-
terday.
Oraol"e coun.ty Mlpped 11.011
-ca<I-nm hip 1n the -
California suppliea 38 per cent
ot lbe country's produce and lhip--
ments from Southern ~omi.a-'
totaling 21 per cent-topped those
from any other et.ate except Call·
tornia illelf.
MARKEL llABY llOBN
Mr. and Mr1. Albert Markel ot
345 23rd St., Costa Mesa, wel·
corned a new baby dauchter into
their family Sept. 3. Born 1n Santa
Ana OOmmunity Hospital, the Ut·
tle girl weighed 9 lbs., Sos.
Make your vote count in the
general election NOv. 4 by regta..
terlng. SepL 11 la reglatratloa
<feaclline.
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RE'~IDENTIAL-1NDUSTR1AL. COMM.ERCIAL
•• I r t HO JOB -TOO' LARGE OR TOO SMAJJ, ·
ZSO • SOt.lz &. Newport ~ &nor Z6SS
</oHch •••
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Josqla Thrall-I yeert with Jaguar research
Lean. M.••dow-htll•h tMell ' car specialist
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J'heyer Picnic:
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Mr. and Mra. P. L. BIQ1na Of •
Coat& M-~ MIN. IClsle. N~·
lan4 or Newport Beadl an llun·
4ay, Aq. U, otten4ed the l,DnU·
al re10k>a or tbef1 home u.wn.
men from 'ftaa1tt1 KV"'• and
fl<td at An&helrn City Pan. 'AboUt
15 Jayhawken were p.....ut,
ma.ny of them comtq from aa
far away u Banntng &Dd Vt~
vWe.
New Art Course
at -Coast College
A new course ht belnr offered
th ta t&ll for adalt8 ln pa spec;tln
drawing, and drawinc of natural
forms bom obeerv&Uon and· rnern ..
ory. All black and white -
will be atUdled and UIOd. 'nle
coune la beln• tau•ht by 8hlrUe
Lourie, loca.I artist. It wUl be
offered on Mondaya, 1 to 10 p. m.
in Art Center No. 4 at Orange
Cout College. ReJ1stral.lon will
be on BepL 8 or at the opening
session on Sept. 16.
Methodist Circles
Hold Joint Meet
N ewpOrt Beach and Balboa Cir·
clea of Chrlat Church by the Sea
m~t JolnUy at Goodell Hall on
the afternoon ot 'I\leeday, Sept 2.
Ea.ch held its bualneae HJ11ion aep-
nrat<?ly, joining together th the
devotional program. Thia wu led
by Mrs. Joseph Bodman, ·wboee
subject was "We Are ObUp.ted."
Pian. were outlined tor the
rummage aale, which the circle•
are holdlng week enda of Sept.
11-12-13. 18-19-20 at 23rd St. and
West Bajboa Blvd.
Holtbys Hosts to
Son and Family
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Holtby,
1~18 West Ocean Front, are back
home from Lake Arrowbead,
where they epent the aummer at
Blue Jay. Lt. and Mr-. Davt.d
Holtby and two children. an
bOme fr'om Korea. .Japan, and the
Philippines. where they have
been Jivin&' tor nearly a year, and
have been. ,,.tth lbe Lleutenuat's
pa.rents for a week. HoJtby. now
re.leued trom the army, wlll re--
aume teachinr ln Lo. A.nple.a
city -and I.be -.. nl)W gettlng est.abltabed the.Tt.
House Party for
Ontario Residents
Mn. Mona Moon!, who has
spent the summer "!'th her moth·
er, Mrs. Ella Goeldner CJ/, 33rd St.,
baa returned to her home ln On-
tario and will take up her dutleli
an rqt~rar at Pomona mp
School
Before she left Mrs. Moore wu
h<Mteae at a week e:nd home party,
guests tnclUding George Church·
Ill. vice principal ,,of the IChool.
and Mn. ;Churchill; Mr. ud. Mn.
Roy Decker a.nd dauglate:r Carol
ot Ontario. and lhefr 80D, Robert
Decker and wtte, of Rlveralde.
New.,.Timee Ada 118'.ve ~ read
In tM • Rarl>or tQ-..:flV~ tO<ll'P"-
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Mn.. ILut .J'Olepll Bwte•1MMl -aee Nwy Lou Ol"MdlA
(Portra.it by Sergl8 AlberU)
Nancy Lou <Jrandin is Bride
at: Church of Our Saviour
Dinner and Ba~~bell
for Highlanders
I t.test event tor Newport HJsh-
landers wu a poUuck picnic din-
ner at Costa Mesa Park on
Wednellday evening, SepL 3. Leav··
Wearing ivory aattn and heir-a white orch id: and Mrs. Hutchin-tng huabanda and ch.lldren at home
loom lace, Nancy Lou Grandin son, charming ln hyacinth blue they enjoyed a purely femlntne
wu loveliest of brides a.a ahe re-Chanti!Jy lace in n oor lenith and get-togehter.
peated her vo .... 11 before the altar with scalloped necklne. Her rose Bueba.11 alter dinner provided
or the Church of Our Saviour. gloves and rose velour h a t were both exerct.ae and amu.ement and
San Gabrtel, with Karl Joseph ln contrnBt and a complementary some of the playel'9 owned to
Hutchineon, In a late afternoon detail was her purple orchid cor-being ··atlff ill over" several day1
ceremony performed on Satur-sage. aner the eVtilt. The &!fa.Lr, vcrt-
day. Sept. e. . A bullet supper was seried. ln. ed a croat su~u. wu plarined
!fancy l'.Ati i. the ~augbter of the garden from a beautltul brt· by the hoeteu of the evening, Mn.
Mr. and Mn. Henry B . Grandin dal table, with guest.A seated at Don Andrews of 18th St.
of 1730 Oak Grove Ave., San Ma-small tables under green &.nd Preaent were: Mni. Andrew.,
rtno and 1108 Wea:t Bay Ave.. white umbrellas. There was al&o Betsy Fryman. Mary Lou Daum,
Balboa, wbJ.le the bridegroom ts 1 dancing to music of a small or-Betty Roblruton, Lucille Smith,
eon or Mrs. Karl Fayette Hutchin-chcstra. H elen Brandt, Ruth Tarnowake,
aon ~ the la.te Mr. Hutchill30n Antong speeiat gue»ls were Mr. Audrey Gronaky, Dorothy Charl-
ot 1432 WelHngton St., Oakland. and Mrs. Frank Lln<'han nr Sau-ton, Barbara Martin and Anita
Dr. J"ohn Camithers, uncle of silito. aunt antl uncl~ of the Stevens.
the bride, uslsted Mr. Powell, bridt>groon1 and another aunt, Hostess on Sept. 9 will be Mn.
rector of the chUJ"Ch, ln perform-Mrs. Emma Goure of, Oakland; McGuire at El Modena Ave.
tng the stngie--rtng ceremony. Mrs. Howard Hutchinson of Oak;
Nancy wa. given ln keeping by land. siater·1n-law of the bride--
her father. She was gowned in groom; Mrs. Henry B., Grandin,
tvory satin, fa.ahloned In period Jr.,I of San Francisco, slster-ln-
91:yle w1th long sleeves and draped law of the bride; Mr.• ll.l\d Mrs.
fttted bodice. Heirloom rosepoint George Dulaney of La J olla; Mrs.
tace ouUlned the portrait neck-Irene J ohn.son and Mrs. Andrews
line and edge4 the sleeves. The of Oakland.
tull circular skirt, edged with seal-The bride wore fo~ traveling to
1~ tell ever hooped petticoats an undisclosed honeymoon stop. a
with acalloped edge a.nd ended ln hancbome red tweed sult with
a wide train. The exquisite lace black butt on trim matched by
veU, a cberiahed hi!irloom, waa black kid pumps and purse, black
ftrlt worn by the brlde'a paternal suede gloves and a pert black vel-
giandmother. It waa .held by a vet hat, the ensemble accented by
.Juliette cap appllqued wtth rose-her white butterfif orchid.I. She
polat. Carrying out oldtime tra-wa.s graduated rrom West.ridge
dltiom, Nancy carried a borrowed bJgb echocll, Pasadena and Stan-
rOMpotnt lace ran. u backl'f'OU.Jld ford Unlveraity, where she was a
tor white butterlly orchida and member of Cap a.nd Gown.
Wllu• of tile .alley. Final touch to · iu Sao Mateo
the coMume waa a 1trtng of pearls
at lier throat-
Captain Page Now
Serving in Korea
With the I Corpa in Korea -
Capt. Hows.rd H. Page, wboae
wife, Maria, lives in Corona del
Mar, la now serving with the Olat
Signal Batta.lion tn Korea.
1'he battalion turntahea tele-
phone arid very high frequency
radio service ror the ~ Corps ... .,
Capt.&tn Page Joined ~ 0b&iW-
lon as maintenance otncer. A 1931
graduate of the UnlftTOlty or MID·
nuota, he entered the Anny tel).
yeara ago.
He la the eon ot Kr. and Mn..
Arthur H. Page, 4207 Collie Aw.,
Loo An~lell--·-----
'Fallbrook Story'
to Be Shown
by Herbor Kiwanis
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STORK VllllTll Ml:llANS
Tile lltol"k payed .a "1"!t to the
Robert Kap-family Of Uli'.
Coat.a MU& St., Costa MM& Oii '===========~=.ID SepL 1. Tile new daupter of the1 :
family WU born In Santa .o\n&
CommUJtlty Hooplt&I and wel&hecl a Ibo., 4l9 oz.
BDn'11 VEIZJlaATltD
Mr. Uld Mra. Robert Iabell <16
708 Aoacla ;. .... <;orona del Kar,
celebrated the blrth o! a daugh-
ter. Born A-.. 30 In Banta Ami
Community Ha.pttal, the UtUe girt
<'a.me into the wOrld weighing 6
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SOCllA BON llORN
IU'ITBUSE9
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lmoplar !lllapoo
tDCAOON llGSI
Oolta Hea Mattr:w 0..
lll!O Nowp<"' 111-fC.
BE SURE -INSURE
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KAUIUE STANLJ:l'
Iuu...aoe Oal;J
Pltaae-r l'ITI
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Mr. and Mn. ChUttr Bocha of
333 Bui St., Costa MHa., wet.,
cotnecl the \lrtll of a oon Aug. SOJ I~::::::::::::::::::::::?~. I Dom tu santa Ana Communltll
H09t>lt.al, the new addlUon to tb4!1
tomlly welpecl In at 8 Ibo., 14 ~
VANOOUVD F.UW.l' IRRE
WATER BEATERS ~ Service aa4 Rejlldn /oe 8t1e"""'1
PLUMBINO n--··-w Kr. and Mt& R. M. Locke have
recently come to Newport Har-
bor trom Vancouver, We.ab . They
are making their home at 416 S.. ============:'
gonta Ave., Corona. del Mar. They .-~~----------1
'trete aeeompe.nied bHe by ttietr
80ft and daughter.
. VAN HOftN SON BORN
Mr. and Mra. Jamea Van Hom
ot 070 W . Wilson St., COit& Meu,
hailed the birth ot a new eon born
.
Grauel Chapel
I I 0 Broadway
Bea.eon 5810 Ca.ta Keu
tn Santa Ana Community Hoapl-'.::============' J
tal Aug. Sl. The lttUe boy welK"tj.. -------------,
ed lnto Ille at 8 Iba.
DAUGllTER ARAIVES
A new dauchter arrived in the remuy of Mr. and Mra. Bobbl Mc·
Daniel ot llOSIS S6th St., Newport
41eoch Aus. Sl. Born tn St. Jooeph
Hospital, the: little gtrl weighed e lbs., 6"' oz.
BIRTH CELEBILA TED
Birth of a baby daushter to Mn
and Mra. Woodrow Stoner oL 101~
Victoria Blvd., Corona del Mar,
wu celebrated Sept.1 1. Born la
SL Jooeph Hoapltal, tile little J1rl
Weighed e !be" 2 oz.
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BALTZ 'MORTUARY
Lad¥ Atte-
tlO <Jou• IDpWQ'
OORONA DEL MAB
DAY AND NIGHT
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HAIR STYLING FOR
HOME PERMANENTS ~ .. ·
ftll: 111lCCU8 OP A1ft
pqurANl!lNT IS FMAD
11.&.Dt SllAPl!M ' DAN'S
IARBIR SllOP
llALllOA 'l'lll!:A!U •n&
BAI.JI()&
Pia"° J"4/,,udioH.
TERESA RENNER (Mrs. A. Renner)
C-n Planls• of n.-OonU.....ta
bradute 11.-, or Bela Banok
llPECL&L RATES FOR SUMMER STUD.ENTll
U6 Serra Drive llarlior nn.i
Corona mgblands -Corona del Mar
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26 Departures Daily
Pro• LOS AllGB.ES lnt/,.Jmg 14 Tllu.oPllESS IDS&
Mo"' semcr. mo"' lbru-Expms buses-to Ch icago, St. l.oois,
Oklahoma City, Ksnsas Ciry, Da.llas, otb<r points without
change. The best cosrs no more-go Greyhound!
SEE HOW YOU SAVEi
Chicaso. • . . . • • . • . $4 t.6S Boston .•..• , , ••• •s9.3S
Detroit .•••• , , •••. .C7.<C-O Kansas Ciry •••••••• 3'3.60
Wubiopn •• , • , ... ,~.po Minneapolis .••••••. )9.ZO
N..,, Yotk •••••.••. ,6.10 Ne-w Orleans ••••••• M.90 · ,,.,.,.. nv ao. ,. ... LB~·-·°" It--'· f'riP f'lie4it.. . ,_ IW.ft9
MRS. C. C. SWAFFORD, Agent
PHONE BEAOON M!!
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a.a-u 8-nd-Clw Matter at the --la N!N~ J1!oM1t.i H•gh ( ~hool ,.. Ca1lfomla under the Act of -.. U7f. . • I J\, ers
P•Mr'ed EftJ')' Tumda7 at Newport ••• Otl;• ;' · · : '°l 11!ot NEWPOBT BARBOR PUBl,T!lllDfG OOMl'Altt SA.CRAJO:NTO, -(CNS) -
Bow blctullon ol adult education
WlLLlAM A.. MOSl!lB, lidlt.ol' tn Ula oCboola or Orange County
atteeta rtnandng In the wrlowJ
SUB80RIPTION 11.A'l'Da , dLntrtcU bu been worked out by
• NZWPORT·BALBOA NEW~TDll'.8 9"117" ~111fW_'_ J_ tJie .enate interim committee, a anqe Ooallt,., NJ50 per y .... ; P.00 ob au ... 1 fLU -
_ ... (Aloo Incl ...... the ~RT-BALBOA pwaa, WWlll•m6's.J1) bMded by Senato< Harold T. Jobn-
• OUIBlde °""'"' County llLIO por --· or Placer county. ~-r& Hubor Valoo. ,_
TO THE UNREGISTERED VOTER • "You have until Thursday, Sept. 11, to register
.. n11ag to Ille ........ llad I.·
NB ADA. .-.tog .. ,,410 &C
IN per ADA. WltMat adulta,
for .._ attmd·sce W'OUld have been
!Joe forthcoming Presidential election, Nov. 4."
• Such items have been run by this -paper and
olbers throughout the nation during the peat few months.
11 is too early yet to tell wh;ther a record regiatratlon of
eligible voters will be on the books.
: Officials of the major political parties have urged the
un-reglstered voter to get himself tallied by city and county
clerks. Newspapers, civic organizations -even rellgioua
bodies-have all asked taxpayers to register.
· And we do so again here. You see, there's a reason.
You, the unregistered voter. ani often tile qalckest
to crltlcl2e the Incumbent administration for ltll li1la of
omission and commission. But yon jolJt ~ yoar
listener's time. Conve""'1tionnUy, :voo are jn8t pawing
the air, spinning ''our wheels. JlecaWie yOG "haven't
"time" to register now. You say, "My one vote won't
count." But bow you join the yowllnr; ta.xpayen who
are registered to vote. You ralse yoor volee la cho"1!1
at the antics of e\·ery le,·el of government.
They think you arc as good a citizen when they bear
you plump for economy. honesty and efficiency in American
government. But. if you are not registered to vote, or if
you are registered and do not vote, you are & fraud on the
body politic. You are the clrone, the armchair poUtlcal
general who has much to say about running national, state,
county and municipal affairs.
So why not practice what :vou preach• Why not reg-
ister now? Registrars are available at city hall, city fire
stations and at some of our local super markets. U you are
unable to leave your home. call the city ball and ask for
a traveling registrar who will call on you,
Your vote is that valnablr to our way of life. Don't
think about registering. Do it today!
SAUCER STllFF
Seen any nying saucers yet• If you haven't, you'd
better start looking because eve rybody is "gettin' into the
act."
Maybe the mysterious discs don't exist, but they sure
get around a lot. The U. S. Air Force says that more of
them were reported in July than in any other month on
record. No less than 114 written acoounta of what wu
seen have been turned in. In additiru:i, there wei-..boDdi'e<la
of oral reports and sightings which weren't giNen in deWI.
Lately the saucers have taken on more substance by
appearing on radar scre<>ns and the Air Force is no longer
passing them off as figments of the 'imagination. The
swiftest jet planes sent up to pursue them, howeYer, haven't
come back with anything tangible yet.
A few experts seriously believe these phenomena to be
space ships from other planets such aa Mars. Could be.
Maybe they were sent down to. get a first hand report on
the conventions. The noise was probably heard on Mars.
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ADMISSION DAY
One hundred and tY.·o years is a long time, but 11Miss"
California is showing no signs of age. Although in recent
years she has taken on weight -the weight of influence.
that is -she is still in excellent shape,
And she's popular. too. People all over the world
have heard about her beauty and sunny dispo11ition. The
result is that hundred• of thousands come to visit her
every year. Many of thrm become perm.anent boardeni.
Politicians are particularly fond of he~ becaose a~ baa
a lot of nice electoral votes for the presidential candldate
of her choice. And many eastern industralista who once
thought she wasn't attractive to them have come running
to get acquainted.
In spite of her age, Miss California is a romatlc figure.
On September 9, when she observes her one bond.red and
second birthday you may be sure that her mllllona of ad·
mirers will give her quiet a shindig. What a gal!
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Eternal vigilance truly is the price of freedom-but
vigilance alone is not enough. There muat be prompt and
positiv~ action taken when attempta are made to clrewn·
vent or destroy the rights guaranteed by oar constitution.
Action of the most salutary sort was that of a P'~
Court in the District of Columbia recently in a suit brcflqrht
to clarify , pnivisions of the lobbyirig law. Tiie court'•
decision, in effect, upheld freedom of speech. the right of
the people peacably to petition their' govenunent for res
dresa of grievances. The attempt to lnftde theee rlJhta
ehoold concern us, as shoold recent Admlniltratlon attenipta
to censor news and suppress criticiem.-Tlle Laltelllde Sta(,
Calif.
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Average Pacific !Southwest factory wot'tinin (SOUth·
~ California, New Mexico, . Aru.ont and Nencla) 1j9
toola anli ·equipment valued at $12,l!OO-and here la "the ~ exiilanat1on of the-producme wealth of a fref hJdU.
tda1 . . • as compared wl.th StiOO "9t worlm1111 Ill
EDrope, and · a · n~ligible amount Jn .AA-:'l'be-Natha:U
AMMla of 1'anulacturers JCconomtc· ae.eardl 'CcND!:U. ·~ ".'
~ . . . ..• ~
statistics of the Np.tm•I ............. fll. KID-
~. a ~ expert, l>anJel K. ~· eJi!.ef ~ ae-~t'Of the D1111er Eqmt-t (lo. Of ~ 81'1
tlMi ~ 1963 budget of Preeideat 'll••• wtl.• C-.
tllll mince funlly $128 ·~ moath In dll.et .ad_ -nw • I . .... -Loli Anplea Timea. , · ...
•
-. • -Ille Mate -ropria-
--""""' _,. '9S.UO M tM.11-
lD Anabetm Union echool dl.IJ-
trtet. the lat.eat report.a give 1,297
average daJly attendance, wtlh a
total appropriation of $124,730. or
SH.17 per average dally attend-
ance.
Rad the dlatrtct not had adult
educaUon, the ADA would have
been 1,105 studenu. wtth a state
'11ocatlon of $103.f50 at $93.62 per
ADA.
Santa Ana city dietricts. lnclud-
1.nc adult.a, had an average dally
attendance of 1.791. wtlh $174.190
at.ate appropriation. 1fllhout adult
education. thl! ADA weuld have
~ 1,971, the appropriation
$169,390.
Sant.a Ana Junior College ha.d
tll ADA with adult.a, and 11. 11tale
appropriation of $85,990. Without
adult.a, the ADA would have been
715 and the state allocation $66.·
JM.
Orange county In all districts
showed a total of 8,208 ln adult
counea. 122 ln basic subjects:
1.14-t in cour•e11 the committee
MY• are subjeet to review (or
policy determination a.a to neees·
l1t7; 3, 722 courses described by
the committee aa "frills" and 620
in trade.
Wiener Roast for
West Newporters
A wiener roast on the West
Ocean Front beach wa.s back-to-
school event hoeted Thursday eve·
nlna by Muter Johnnie Porter, in
lieu of a birthday party later in
the month.
Pruent were Mr. and Mrs.
Cha.rlea Porter. Mra. Marion
Woodard. De.vtd a.nd Jimmy But·
ler, BUly Haworth, Michael Bol·
ton, Claudia and Lee Woodard,
the latter shortly to return to
Alhambra..
Lido Isle Family
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hadd Ring or
Udo tale and children Dona and
Bill are home from a vacaUon
which took them to La.a Vega.a.
Reno, Lake Tahoe and Merced,
where they Visited Mike &nd Do·
lore• (RlnC") Roetnor, a.nd Nicky,
the Rlnp' first grandchild.
MESA WINNER lN CONTEsT
Mlle Jeanne Shores, California's
entry ln the Mi.811 America beauty
conteat in Atlantic ctty. won the
annual Coata Meaa F18h Fry beau·
ty cont.eat ln 1900. She won
third place ln competition
wtth 51 ot the na.tlon'11 lovllest
over the week end at the beauty
conteat. but loat out to Neva Jane
IA.naley of Macon, Ga. -as did
the other 60 beauties. Mia& Shores
now Jlvea in Azusa..
BIRTHS HAJLED
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Blanch·
&rd of lt20 Ocean Front, New-
port Beach, hailed the birth. of
a new daua:hter into the fam11y
Sept. 4. The little girl wu bOrn
ln St. Joaepll hospital and weigh·
ed 7 lbe.., 5 OS. -----VOGEL BABY BORN
Mn. B. Stewart or 39e Bay St .•
Costa M-~e gT&ndmother
ot a litUe glrl. Mra. Stewa.rt'•
de,uJhter '8 Mn. Roger Vogel of
Burbank. The 8-tb.. 8-oa. girt La
the leftftth pandchtld of MJ"8.
Stewart.
•
..
(OzttU 11.-ftp l)
... , ..... bu ti ............... --•L9A•.--ear
---lf•j!Oilt .,. _,,_._ ... .........
'l"llt1'm;1-. .......... .,...
• -Ille --JI""" .,. 1111 tallier. .
Police at Hennoa and Tornnce
repor-tedly want the trio tor &nnl!d
rof>bery. Tiiey alreluly ..... bol<l-
lng aome. ctrla In connecUon with
the aame robbery and -red
nartoUca tn the apartment of OM
of the gtrLa. accordlnc to their re-
port to Newport police. Hennoea
and Torrance police told local po..
lice that at lea.at one of the boya
arrested here wu involved ln the
armed robbery.
In shaking down the ca.r, New-
port eouce diacovered a concealed
.32 alhomatic tuc-ked tn t.be-car
top. Edward told poUce hla father
u8ed It for protectlon tn his bus·
tneu ln Loe Angeles. Allto found
bl the car were various artlclea
believed by police to be Stolen
&ood8. Tbe boys were tuned over
to Loa Angeles authorttte3.
Graveside Rites
(Continued lrom l'lage I)
C. M . Nortbrup of Torrence. Mc-
Auley and Sutt('ra Mortuary of
Fullerton wtll be In charge.
Other survivors Include two
sons, Gregory, 4 and Chrlstophe.r.
3: a slater. Mr111 8 . B. Kelley of
Chula Vista, and a brothi?r, Lt.
Kenneth N, Mllea of the Naval
Air Corps In New J ersey, ·
Miles attended Fullerton High
School and P'ullerton Junior Col·
le~ and Rr8duated from the Un-
iver11lty of Callfomla at Berkeley.
He took naval aviation training
at CotpUll C hrlati and wu co1n-
miasloned 'a second Lieutenant in
the Ma.rtnes In 1942.
Du rtnc world '¥ ar 11. Mllff
fifM' mt. I.lone lb the Soutll Paci-
fic. He "'N awarded the Purple
Heart, DlaUnqulsbed F I .Y I n r
CroM. two Al r MedalA and a
Ptt&ldeotlaJ Cltattoo for com-
t..t duty O\'e l' the 8olomoa. IA-
hutd ..
Following his dlM:harge at the
end of the war, he wo1 ked at an
automobile pl11nl until rRl\PrJ. back
lo service in March. 19~1. He wu
RMlgned overseas ln Nov..:m b ....
1961.
Schools
(Continued from Pq:e I)
rived at 6:30 ~m. and waa 18th
In line.
At Newport Hai bor High School.
the big ruah of freshmen to regis-
ter was expected thui afternoon a.t
I o'clock when the eager youlha
will arrive In busloads from their
respective area.a. A;-& of yesterday
momlng. ·a total · fJf·· IOO &en.10l"9
had registered. compared to last
year'8 first·day regialration of 375
juniors .and seniors.
Superintendent Everett Rea
of Costa Mesa Elementary
School District ln a ··~
male," -.Id he expected a.n e.n.
rollment of bet.ween %3 a.n.d 2,·
400 at Ulf! dlatrict'• three
mcbools M ap.inat !,lOS laat
year. A.a or ftOOll. yesterday.
Main School had llt'.t new pup-
lle. while Harper 9Chool bad %60.
M... klDderprtena y.,.tenlay
rea:U~red f-00 cbUdtt'f' of wbom
SIO ~ new ..tudenta.
Newport school expects more
than 700 puplla In clus by the
end of the ftrat n1onlh. Its sec·
ond grade will be running double
aesstons, wtth 72 In the morning
a.nd ~2 ln the &fternoon. The school
averared 780 atudents la.st yea.r'.
Lindbergh School as of 2 p.m ..
yesterday totalled 100 new kinder·
garten pupils. 38 first graders, 19
in the second. 21 ilJ the third.
Yesterday wu new atudent r'l!&ia·
tratlon day for Mesa schools.
PilotlllCJ Classes
~ ...
. .
• • " • ' i.:nnsoAY. ~. t, 1~ .
~ ". I , ..
KJETS CORNEil~'. --i~;;:;:..~..;;.;:;.;;.__1· :_.f•;·~L. ~.~ ;.,· -~~ ~'~~."
TIMll' 1a;· ... the llay lllce ~ l'°' _,· ~-< ' • • •• • r;:'·.;; '; ~· ••• •1
•-. "* ..... -.. ' -.. ..,orl!OS ro OICUft\'.)Jlll . , ~dl'ICll u ·a"!'D'f ~ o.at u.."1lollrcl ot T'rwlteem ot '119
ZllTA.ftl 'op. llMIGAllSI' L 0ra..p ~ llmlOr ~ ~ of Qtaap County, heniaaft.h ~l<ldo~ ti: :n:;. ~ ·~aN, D..,.~..,, reI.m.t to'lio ~ '~ioljv." ...W 'recdYe "!'to, but not lalU tll$a
1 -• NPJICCI8Hll:RllBYOJVml to 1:00 P:M;. 8l'Ple\Dber J.9,'llM.•!aJed -tor the AWUd of --
Aftor laturdaYo• racea, who wuta the c!ttdlton ot; obd au ~ .folt '-"~-La~ for the ll-t Ct~)er Bulldln11 --.a dawn r ~ ba~ clalma ._-u.ie aollf de-aball 11,o ._heel la Ula -. of·the "Owner," In the Adlilln)ltr&Uon w.m.-the .un turns 0 ..,,. once ceden.t or --to ftle Ul<m . Bul._,.J; ·O.....-Oout O>U~. 199M S. Barbo< lloulnard, • 11.-
mon · · 1 with the .,__,.,. -W-. kl the Baata AM. Onuip Oouaty, ~ and ~ bil open..S .... 11 pobllc-
AJl<I •YA to hlmoclt with a frtend· o~ of the Clerk of Ula 8"perior ly "'19<! -at the llloYe atliled time In ·the ottlce ot'tho ''Ownet"
1y onore ' Court or th• Qounl7'·. ot Orange, In audl ..,}!ding. • . , . .
Lot 'em dream -State ot Celllot11Ja, or to p...,.t -tild·m'l"t conform and be ,,,._. ... to thlo lnvitaUon. the
Tiley caa uoe the dew. the 1&111e, with the n~. YOU· plana, iopedl'k:atloM. ..,4. all oU)tt documeata eomprlalnir the pertln-
Tou like to "Ile ln .. on Suqday chefs. to the under undenlpied ent cootfact' docW:Renta. O>plt11 'ot the Contr&ct Document.. are now
too. at bi.a or her place of bumtneu. lo-on me and ..., .to public ~ ta the akl officea Of the Owner.
N . H. wit: Tru8t Dep't, Bank· or Amert-and or -.i E. Aleullder, Arcllltoct, ioo.led at 2379 Glendalr &ule-
All States Picnic
at Bixby Park
One. of Southern California'•
outatandinl eoventa ot the year la
to be held Sept. 14, at Bixby
Park. Long ~ach.
Pro(T&m begtns at 1 p. m. with
a ba.lf hour band concert by th'
fainous Long Beach Municipal
Band, followtd by an addreae of
welco,me by Mayor Burton w~
Chace.
Re(i.atration available for every
state ln the U. S. A . and Ca.nada.
Ala.aka and Hawaii. I
Gigantic, fa.st moving vaude·
ville including eight •wonderful
acts.
Plenty of picnic tables avail-
able. Hot dogs, coffee, pie and
cold drink• al80 served on the
ca. 810 No, Main Street. Santa ftrd. In the Clt7 of Loo Anger.., In O&ld CCWlty and State and may An.._ Callfomia wtthlli •lx montba be· obta1Ded at either plaoe by ctepomttln& ~.00 for each aet. Tb.la
after the firBt publication of UU. depoalt Will be retunded U the eet or -~ dt Contract Documents de-
notice. livered &re returned in good condiUon. Within five day• after tbe bid
Dated: September 5, 1962 openJ.ni. •
Bank of America National COmpleUon time requested to be eel by bidden. A statement
Trust and Savinp ~taUon of ft!Janclal condition and depoell of lOS'f of the total bid by certtned
by L .• w. McKee, ICDeuto< of cheek or bid bond la required with each bid; Labor and materlala
the Estate of ea.id decedent. bond and performance bond requlred of contractor ee)ected.
Robert A _ Eutman IC&ch bid 1hali be made out on a form to be obtained at eltbtt
Attorney for said E;ttate ot, the aid office.a 1n which. the Contract Docume.nta are on 1lle.
223 Marlne Ave .• B&lbo& lei.and, Each bid lh&ll be acoompuied by a certified or cashier'• check
Calltomia. Harbor 2713. payable to t.be Owner, OI satllifactory Bid Bond ln favor of the Owner,
No. 317 Times executed by the bidder aa Prtncipal and a satisfactory auret,y company
1Pub18h: SepL 9-16·23-30/52 u aurety, In an amount not !QI than ten pe.r cent 9! file bid. The
ch~k or bid bond aha1I be given aa a guarantee that the bidder Will
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINUS execute tbe Con.tract tf tt be awarded to him ln confonnlty with Ow
FIC?ICIOUS FIRM NA.ME Contract Documenta and wW provide the aurety bond or 1:.Jcxl4a u
THE UNDERSIGNED doe a spectfied t.beretn within five daya after notiftcatlon at the aw&rd of
hereby certiJy that It la conduct· the contract to the bidder.
tng a boat building and boat re-The Owner reserves the privilege or rejecting any and au bida
pairlng business at 526 Cout or to wa.tve B;DY Irregularities or ln(orma.Jltlea in any bid .or . In the
Highway, Newport Beach •• Cali· biddln1.
fornla. under the flctlciOUll flnn Purauant to the lA.bor Code of the State of Callfomla. tb,e ,aald.
nwne or SEACRAFT, and that Boe.rd of Trustees has ucerta.lned the general prevalling rate of per
ea.Id firm la composed of the fol· diem wagee for each ctatt ur type of workme.n needed to execute the 1 grounds. .
Bring your basket lunrh
meet your friends at the
States· picnlc.
:i'ld lowing pereona whoee namee ln contract.a which will be awarded the successtul bidder1; and t.be&e·
All full and places ot re.atdence are prevailing rates are COGtalned in aaid lpf'Clficatlona adopted by .the,.
as follows : ROSAN, fNC., a Cal--Board. and are a.a tallows: '
tfomia Corporation. whoee prlncl· CLASSIFICATION:
With $23 pal office 111 located at 625 Coast APPRENTICES -May be employed in conformity with See~oD Wallet Highway, J>i•wport Beach Callforn· 1777.~ of the California Labor Code.
Taken From Home ia. ClU\PENTERB:
en w;!~t =~~"!g o:2~;;~ M~~~ Au~:.'~~~s:• ::.h day or ~~ :~;~ ~~·~~~~t:;i~~· ··············· .............. $ ::
A. Hunter of Santa Monica last (Seal) By Jose Rosan ~Cl.ANS :
Thunday, police said. J , M . Keefe Pcealdent Elcctciclan -General Foreman
o( &de South Bay Front, Balboa By Charlotte M. Allen lectrical Foreman .. ... . ......... .
Ul&nd, made lhe report. Secretary I Electrical Sub-Foreman
3.12:5
2.875
Keefe aald Mrs. Hunter believed ~~if ~f California, County of Or-IClectriclan ........... .
80meone entered the up3tair& llv-j Cable Splicer Foreman
2.75
2.825
3.125
ing room tn the afternoon anfl On lhla 29 day of August, 1952, Cable Splicer ........... .
took the w&llet out of her purse before me: the under11lgned, a No-PLUMBERS~ ... 2.925
which "'8.8 on the mantel. The tary Public In and tor said Coun-Plumber, Foreman ... -······-···--······. 3.15
thtet TC-JllOVed the money from the ty and Slate. per80naJly appeared, Plumber, Gu and Lawn Sprinkler Fitter ................. -. 2.90
wallet and also took a yellow.gold Jose Rosan, known to be to be the Pluqabier, Lead Cement caulker ....... ····-··· 2.90
Lucerne lady's watch, police sald. President, and Charlotte M. Allen, Plumber, Utility. Pipe Une ...................... 2.80
' known to me to be the Auiltant Pl-Umber. Lead Burner ... . ......... ··········-··· 3.16
NIL!:!i!i H UBCAPS TA.KES Secr+tary of Ros&n, Inc. the Cor· SHEET METAL:
Kenny Niles. Jr .. of ~-47 Morning poratlon that ex<.>Cuted the with· Sheet Metal Worker ............................................. -····
in Ii1strument on behalr of the OVERTIME RATES FOR -rRREE BASIC TRADES:
2.625
Canyon Road, Corona del Mar. Corpot·ation herein named, and CARP.ENTERS: Double tlme for all overtime, except !or Pile
told Newport police someone took acknowledged to me that such Driver Kan -Bridge or Dqck Carpenters on tide work where the
two rua.roon fender l!kirta and 16" Corporation executed the same. overtime rate Will be time a.nd one-half; providing that when men are Inch chrome Chevrolet hubcapa 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I r b l Th sci Nil td called to work .Q1Jt.8tde ot the regular work day they ~tn be guaranteed rom 8 car ur ay · es sa hav~ hereu.nto set my hand and •Ix (6). boura nst.y at the overtime rate. ' the car Wtl8 In the parking lot . r~
t th ba.nk t th t , afflXed my official seal the day LA.BORERS: Time and one·half except Sunday!J and HoUdaye nextUdo 1 et a e en ranee and · year in 'this certificate first which are double time,
to o 8 e. above written. --... .. TEAMSJ.-l!On.o: nme and one-halt except Sunda.ya and HolidayB
(Seal) Robert A. Eutman whJcb &r1e dQUbl~ time. . -,
X-otary Public in and for ~ 9.tiaU' be p..W for work performed ttt etttM Of the---regtP
. '* MARINE NECH. IN.JURY
Pfc Jost>ph Jt. Balley, stationed
&l El Toro Marine Baae, wy
ru&hed to the base hospital Sa(·
urday 'Mith a possible broke:n necij:.
said County and State lar day's or week'• work and at the rate for overtilne of the
My Commission Expires craft involved.
July 29. 1956 Holidays u herein referred to shall be deemed tO be New Year's
No. J11 Times, Publish: Sept. Day, Decoration Day, Independence Day, Labor Day. Armistice Day,
2·9·16·23/52 Thanksgiving Da,y, and Cbriatm ... If any or the abov• holidays fall Police said Bailey injured him·
Belt when he dove of( the dock
et 37th an'd IA.ke Sta .. NeWJ>o.it
Beach. NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO SELL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
GOD\\'IN CAR DAl'IAOED · pursuknt to the provisions of Sec-
Hugh R. Godwin or 713 Broad tlons 3440 and 3440.1 of the Civil
St., Newport Beach, re-ported tp Code of the State of Ca.llfomia.
Newport police hla car waa struck that E . L. BALL, Vendor, of 214.'0
Saturday while parked In front I Mira.mar Street, Long Beach. Of:ll-
of Balboa Yacht Club. The left (omla, intends to sell to W. P.
wheel and fender were damaged.\ BOES, ·Jr., Vendee, of 340 Mapo-
lia Street, Costa Meaa. California,
KARLS, .IACKSONS ARRIVE all that certa'in personal property
Capt and Mrs. C. J . Ka.cl and
Capt. and Mrs. William Jackson.
both -41lattoned at El Toro Martrir.
Base are making their home St I 512 F\J.lle.rton Ave.. Newport
Heigh ta. I
John Cabot Pleads
Guilty to 'Tom Rap
consisting generally of alt 3tock
in t.rade, flxturea, equtpment ahd
good will of a certain Reta!l Ma.
rine Service Station bu.slneaa
known aa E . L. BALL. o.e.A.,
Richfield Marine Servtce locat-
ed at 222 20th Street, In the city
or Newport Beach, Calltornta. and
that the p.urchaae price thereof.
will be pa.id at 10 o'clock a .m . on
the 18th day of September. 1952
on SUDday, the Mondaly following shall be consklered a legal holiday.
lt ab.all be mandatory upon the Contractor to whom a contract
la award~ and upon all sutH::ontracton under him. to pay not lees
than said general preva.tllna ratea of per diem wages to all workmen ,
employed tn the ,execution of the contract. '.
No bidder '!l~Y withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days after
the date aet tor the opening of btda.
~rd of Trustees, Orange Coast Junior
College District, Orange County, C&li-
rornla
l!lgned ' B. H . PETERSON
No. 313 Ttmes, PubliBh: September 2 and 9, 1952
&EFOltE THE PUBUC UTILITIES COMMISSION
PF, THE BTATE OF CALIFORNIA
Al'PLICATiON FOR INCREASE rN RA TES
In the Matter of the Aj,pllcauon of
SOUTHERN COUNTI!lll GAS COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
for a ceneral increase in gu . rat.ea
under Section f54 ot the PubUc Utilltiea Code.
Cha.n;tng hls plea to gulity. at Thomas Elli.son Eactowa, 1711
John Cabot of 200 43rd St., New-I AtlanUc Street~ the City ot
port Beach. was fined $100 'or 20 Long Beach, Co ty' of Los An·
Time once again ror a new day11 tn Jail by Judgi? Fran Unnell geles, State of omta ..
courae tn piloting under the dl· Friday for charges Ot being 1 a Dated September 2nd, 1962.
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL FOR rNCREASE IN GAS RATES , 80~ COUNTIES GAS COMPANY OF CAµI"l)Ri<IA
hereby gtvea~nottce that an appllcaUon wu filep 'With the' C&Jlforni&
Publle UtWtlu Commlalon on August 29, 19l!2, ·propostns &1"I re·
queaUng authortza.llon of the ODmmlMlon to lncreue the charges o1
gas . aervice aupplied cuslomera. The amount of aadltlonal annual
groa revenue• aousht ii approximately $923,000 based on 1~2' pur-
chase volumes. The preltmlnary spread of propmed reye:nue in·
reclion Of the Balboa Power peeping tom and Intoxication. C&· E . L. BALL
Squadron. The courete at&rta Mon-bot paid hJe Clne, ' Vendor
day, Sept.. 15, at 7:30 p.m . at New. He was arreated by Newport pf,-THOMAS ,. EIJ.J80N
port Harbor Yacht Club. lice ~veral week11 a.go afte r he 1111 Atlantic
Everyone la invited to attend wa.s allegedly seen peepinl" into Lone Beach, Callfonala
the tr&ining devoted to lnatruc-the bedroom of Mr. and M~. I bcrow No. 1101
lion tn power boa.Uni-. No advance Geo~ H. Gerlcke of 23lit Ocean No. 316-Tlmea
e'!rollment_la neceuary. I P'ront, Newport Beach. I Published 9/7/52
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Far larger bills ·for us~ .• bUt ..
your el actric rates haven' · ·showed it!
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Ju.t ten yeara aae Ediaon'a tot&! opetati~ . "nieitoroney .•. w~'
&Jlpl'O~tely ~*"•n mlllio~ Clollara. La_at y~ our fuel bill azO.. ~
wq ~.~ tj\at, and total !'peUtinc ~·Wm~ ~thrt+
I ~umldiu 1942. rovterectrieri~b~~Jecl~~ :~
• .10 fatt")'OW' 1''-for ~e Ml'Vice'an low• eftt llefQ're. If )'Oll'1
• have-been~mortfdi'.~tYlt'ao~~1Qll;.'."~. ~ J
-"---~uaetlltp~babliea,;1..,..~ f,.. ., .
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creaae. Is:
. ApproxlmAte Apprudm~t.e
Amount or
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1!"""'!'t
Increase: oaeUe
Clue of llervico
Int•mlptlble Induatrlal Retail Gu Service,... $266,000 8.9')1.
Other Retail Ga.n Service .... " ....... -'................ MT,000 2.T"
TOT AL .................... $923,000 3.2%
nie slate, ~ COUllUH and municipal corporatlona, wblch may
be uitere.ted ta the &Jiire-mentlolleil · appllcation will be 1Umllllod
a copy 11-reque.t llWle to Soutliem Countl•• G.. qompany or
callfornta, Box :nM, Terminal Annex, Lo8 Angele• M , California. . •
Tbla not1ee 1a pm 111 ~ with the requirement. or itw.
24 of uie· OommlMlon'I Rlilel of Practice and Procedure.
&O'U'l'ID:RN COUNTD'B GAB COMP ANY
()jo ciL!roilmA
, . , . . By1P'rtill B. Wtli:ht. Vlc~Pha1dent
NO, 314 'I1inee. ~ t/2152
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NEWPORT MildA .,..; . >'r -
.I ' ~AY, SEPT. 9, 1952 . .. ~ L ee .tare Delivered ,He re Thu JiS day . Christian. Scien ce -. ,., \
A Lecture to the tea~~ an~ p~ ot I the Sctlptures the un~1,.1n.i i'aws
Christla.Dtb. Rathtt dkl tt 1en·e to wbtch ttsulted ln the m&rvtlow
&)•;e Uwn uii~us. -Biblical hulin~. She wo!~ed alone
Paul tbt apaisUe who at Ars1 and &!A-inst great oppoa1t.on dur-P'!r.:-:cU!.e~ chrbUa.M.. Was ftnallv lDI those early days to praent lbJ.s
aw•k!ned to th~ creat Pu~ of di.scover)' to \he world. She con-
JtstU' min.IStl'y. He )oiD~ tht·dls· tlnu,ed,htt ttror\.s to learn f1l()f'e
cip1et and not ooJ.,.-pret;ebed ti\&1 and more ot the laws ~f Cod and
did outstao~n.1 bea.ilna work. l'or to utili&e them in bleu1ng all who
almost three tiWldred .Yt•n. ac.-I were receptiv~ to the. t:rutb.
cord.ins t.o authentlc_btl'fPrlcal rec· In. 1375, !line )'ears 1fter her
ords, hMlin& wu conUoued 11 • 1 heelll\I'. she ~cd • textbook coo-
re&ular part of Cb.rill.Ian practice cem.Jnt ber diJCOvery and named
'rhm the beal1na aspeet: of Cbrla· it "Science and Health." This book
tiaftlt.1 wa.s lost 11Jhl of in what we did much lo help others to learn
now caJ1 \be Dart Agel Fortu-the basic rules. Four yean at{er
ncftely the Bible bad been compiled the text~k ~s 1:S5Ued 1he ~e
and was prr...enred throu&)I tbil clded that 1l was wuse to or1an1z.e
period, but It wat not commonl1 a churt"h Tbererore in 1879 "'!•
aviilable to the people until lb• ~Y ~U~ together a few Chri.s-
a.rt of printin& wu developed. l1an Sc1ent1sts. and o~ her motion
put out Ille """"' ~t., · Ill•
doub!, lkeptlcl.sm, -. """"""' neu. He re:u.e<S to be tafta~
by their waUlo;s and 4'n11al.,,:i:!•
knew Ure to be etunal ... c1 1""1
man ne:ver dta but forever ttAecP
the Life wblch is G<Jd Ile took Iii•
falhe:r and mother ot th~ cbild and
Peter and .Ja~ and Jobn tnt-.o. ~·
room wbett the maldesa 1*J. Wb.1
did he not put lbe 11.ther and
mother out! Doubtlea b·e reallied
that they, a1 well u tbe ebUd.
needed to be ewaltene<I l1'0ID their
belie.I that death WU 0 -11\J', llf
compolSionatol7 le<I them from th• com~t1l' of the doubtin& iCOrMtl
Wit.h Jesus they were i>tt$tbt to
see lhe operaUoo of the .Otrid,
Tn.Lb. ••hlch 1rou.Rd them as. •ell
u the child trom the dra.Ih of ~f'
rea:ity or de1th. JerJs eon1ldf1Jtl)
appl1f!'d lhe d.Jvlnt law of Y!.•
The.n hf' look the maiden by wt
hand. and cummanded, "Dllmsd. I
sa• unto thee. 1ri~ .... nere./ov se~. Is the peroeJuaJ ciomm1n of
the Christ. the I-aw a1 Godt to arlSf'
rrom earth At hi• c•'mmand '"thf'
d1msel •rose, end walked."
Christian Science
Entitled
Chrini~ Science: The Power
of the Word
by
Jol>n J. Selo•cr. C. S. B.
of long lkacb, CaWo~a
.._., .. llw ... ..4 "" LMW-. ffl
,._ .1111"" •:11.....-. n. ,_ Olwd; "'
'""'-'-~.i . -.... _ .... t ?ttr
A lecture was deUvered in
the Lido theatre on Thurs-
day Sept. 4 at noon. ·by Mr.
John Selover of \,ong Beach,
entitled "Christian Science:
The Power of the Word."
llr. Selover was introduced
by Mr. Alan Dartford of Bal-
bO& wbo llllid : First Church
of Christ. Sciel)tist of New-
port Beach welcomes you to
thi8 lectun!.
A Christia'\ §cience lecture
indee<f does "Open beaJts to
th• voice within, Thy holy
Word, the truth ma k-e th
free." (Christian Science
Sentinel Jilly 26, 1952)
Our lecturer Mr. John Sel·
over ls a member of the
Board of lectureship of The
Wotber · Cbureh, The Finit
ChlU'Ch of Christ. &ientist in
BO.ton. Massachusetts.
Mr. Selover spoke substan·
tial!y as follows.: ·
"S.w ye my Saviour'! J{e1rd ye
the &l•d sound?
Fe!t ye. th" puw•t or the Word?
'Tw•s th• Truth that made ua
frft. \ And wu found by you end me
l'n the Ufe and the love of our
Lord ...
These words •re rrom thl!' be:auti-iut Communlon Hymn (Poems, p
15 > written by Miry Baker Eddy.
tJM. OiJenve.rier and Founder of
cliristian Science. In the .earth
f9r lbe Christ, Truth. thllt makes
free., nmefrl 1nquirer1 turn natu-
rally to lbe Golpe11. where "the hte and the love ot our Lord" are
portra1ed. As 'they ~•d perhaps
they piCture Jesus walk.inl by lbe
S:a of Galilee. where so much of
bis bn.linl work was done. Won-
dn and sratitude m11 ftll their
• ear\I when he cauaes the blind to
11tt, the lame to walk. and Uie s.ick
to be wbole. Some ma-y pause In
~ s.tud.1 and as.It, "'What Is th~
1ttat power which blessed 10 re-
-...-bQ tlloee waG •ma &o.~ ,, D:>t h*1p'?" Others ma1 conclude
that tbe beallnl• were miraculous
O«~ just for that day OJ'
erL SUll others, however, m1y
uk: 'CW'h.Y should qc.t we practice
CbriJtiaD be.alin& t.&iay'! We have
th~ 1ame God that Jesus and bis
fbllowen worshlped, 1nd did not
~ ..,-, 'He that belleveth on me.
the ..-orb tbal l ' do shall be do
ah.J; and srnter worlu: than these
lbaU ht do; becaUM I 10 unto my
Father'?., (John 14:12> There i.s no
l\int. of limitation in that promise.
The only requirement ii to believe.
to understand the Christ.pcwer
wb.lcb .JHU.1 t.au&hl and demon-
ruatod IO perfectly. n-.· a..cbievemenll> or Jesus and
his.tollowus bav4 m.aAJ p~eftt.
in Ute Old Testame:ol. Thcou&h ao e~ unde:rstaruJtn• of tile ont .llatiibt1 God, M,_ .. w manna t+,tJ horn the aides to feed
tbe Itri~Jte1 Ind \"at~r ;ush forth
tr0GJ tht rock tO Q\ltnch thel.J
thlrtl El.isM. the man ol <;.od,
raiMd trom Lbe dead the chi;d of
tht Sbunammite woman who e11me
to bim ln her time of need ( 11
Klnp 4). What was the Pf"WU
wh.icb brou&hl about these .. out-
st.andin1 resu1 ls? Sure.I J God' 1
pxtnesa and love we" belnJ e.x·
pressed in a ver, practical way to
thdse: wbo trulli.n&IY ind furlualy
turned to Wm.
i It ii WoaicaJ to conceive nf Gott *' a.lml&bty and t.hen Lo ·uaut in
&n.1 way Hia power. willin1neu.
tDd tibWty to maintain the perlec-
Ucin al 811. creation. nl prophet.a and W 1semen et
ol<j looked for the M!OS&iah to ap-
pear amon1 men. 'l'hllt me:uen.,er. ~ biueved. ,,ould com• tD
.....,, powor and would lmme<li·
~' ,....,lutlo..u.t the Uva ot men
Oii ~-cootnr7. Jesw' advont "*' Ill Ill q\tid ol meekn... Only • lh n lrom the !alt and
lll•J>Mrill In th• fields •• 'llrtt "*"·
o,inlzed lb• 11.piftca.nce al b1• eomtna. Tlto7 wonhiped·JOIUS. the
'Y\liblt lile, ol tho Olrlllt. wbn ...,
JJldoid. in d .. --· to, .. YoiU• tloeiu 111• tb1n1Una nt the .... R~
c&IM •itb 1: spiritual rDCPa&t tor
~Ul!WllV. a m....,. of bealln& and alvatkn. He came: tri uplatn ...., mum.~ ~· ,p.....u.ai ...... ;r. ~· am.t. .,..,,,.,, ID hU7"'1 ~ ffitt pu~ wu to spir-1'•1•tu wnnblp and not .,to «Y.,... -1!1,_.. lbe toecblna of 111e ·~· _. He oxpl•ltoed <te&rty th.Ill
"' !WI> ~ ..,,,,. "ID dul><>J tbi l&w. or Ill• 11t9"".U." and adc!H.
•1 am IOOI 'l'1'!'" to d0ftl07, 1,.,1 lo NW". (Ma tl· $;J 1). .
tu c:ivtliution bepn to emn1e they voted "To organ1u a church
from the darlmeu. .,.in we havt desianed to commemnrate the
some records of bealln&-b7 •rir~t-word and works of our Mast.er.
ual meani. ln the .. Journal o The which should reinstate pr1rrut1vt
Revettad John Wtsley,• wt}P wa1 Chri;sli~f11ly and its lost element ot
ooe of the. nrlainator1 of the Metho-heahn1 C Manual of The Mother
dtsl movement. it i1 recorded that 'Ch~rch by Mrs. Edrly. p. 17 ).
lll 1138 hi• brother wa1 healed ol Si.nee lhat .dale the Church or
pleurisy. by pniyer alooe And in Christ, Sclent~1~. has bttn p~e~ch-17~ he healed b11 horse of lame-1n1 ind pract1c1ng pure ~~r1st1an
oe:m ind bimtelf of a ~vtte heed-lty. carry1111 o~t w1lh 1ncreas1na
ache ~Y IJrlJH. We reatoned, lo stkcesa the Scr;ptural commands.
quot• btt own words, .. Cannot God "Heol the sick, cleanse the leper~;
heal eitbar man OT be.alt, by •n1 raise the dead, cast out denions,
Q1UDS or without any1" We mlaht enc1rclin& lhe cru53 and crown,
a5k u\,U'SelYel lhal aame qufftioo which 11 the dJst1nctive emblem on
Surely God can heal. and that all ot Mrs. Eddy's published books
\\'ithout any maleriJ!ll means. be-and on the Chr11l1an Science per1-
cause God iJ almia;bty. udlcab. It wiU continue 1U n1iss1on
Before-bis cruciftxion Jesus rt-
ve~Jfll lo bis d.tac:ipln precious
promises. promises . which have , a
distinct Sti&niftnnce in lhi• pre1ent
agf. The)' wi!I be found In Ch1p-
ten 13 to 17 or Jobn·a Gospel. Jesu1
made It clear th1t he w11 lo leave
them. but ne cav~ assurance that
he would not leave them comfort-
tess. He sa1d, ··t wlll pray th"
Father, Bnd he shall cive you an·
other Comforter. that he may abidf'
With you fOr eyer; evf'n the Spirit
of truth" (Johh 14 :18, 1'1). This
"Spirit of truth" obvioualy d.Jd not
refer to 1 fte:lhly form. Th.re"
limes Jesus used tboae words
"Spirit o1 truLh" in reference to
that which would come! The prom·
ised Comlorter did not come with
.. popular acclaim or with pomp ind
ceremony any more ihan did Christ
Jesus m earlieT years. lt cam~
quirtly, and it is. flell in "tbe hearts
and livea: ol aJl who are healed 1od
redeemed by the po"' .:r of God.
Ch:rtstl•n S•·tence lod1y bringa..10
bwnan.ity the 1p1r1t or Trulh, OT
lbw Comforter. Millions wh.o have
t>ttn bl~ by thf' Christ. Truth. U presented by Christian Sciencl!
reco,cnize it as the Comforter. They
cntetuUy 1inv. thee words from
one ot the hymns in the Christian
Science Hymr:.al (No. 14 >:
.. Christ comes a11in with holy
power.
To lift our blinded eye1 to .... . . Tbe sJcll: an healed, the sinner
ble-st.
Ju on Illa\ ~ye in Galilee.7 .. " • :r. • • Chl'tstian Science i• today re-
ceivinl a resped:tul and gracious
hearin&. Thi.c. indic1le1 th1t the
thought of humani!.y is al list
ready for its me::.s.a1e of s.alv1tion.
Dlscoven of Chrittla.a Sc~nce
That the Christ, Truth, ii avail-
able today was proved when Mary
Baker !'.ddy, in 18". turned to the
Bible for help when medical opin·
ion held out Utile hope for bf'r
recuvery from tevere injuries re-
1.ultin&· h'om a fall She Md llin
ln r semioonsciou1 state ror about
thtee days. Friends were pth•red
i" tb.e nut room expectln& btr
pus.ins. Sbt bad been an ardent
beUtver tn the power of praye.r
since ~arly Y9\4th. and therefore it
"'a• r:tat\JraJ for ber to turn to the
Scripture& for comtQft. ~he openf<I
tier "Bib~ to Matthew I and re,id
tbi •cet>unl or Jaua beaUna the
p.Wtd man. Tbt ,spiritual usence
of lh11 story mt.ae I deep imprts-
aioo oo ber. Tbj: c:ornmand lo th•
pels1fd man lo lritt .,.. ... she rea-
sonl'd, meant for btr u weU as tor
the sul!erin1 ones in au a1u. She
was cansclou1 of the !roence of
the _power of God, an l"Ole lrom
ber bed. dttued bone!!. and
walkl'd into lhe next room healed.
The law of God. the law of 1oo:t
u cUntalned tn the Bible, hid
raised her up t.o health 1nd usefut
activit,y.
W1lh joy 1nd srat;tude to God
abe deltta\ined to make 1 ... rch-
Ull' study of the Roly Bible to flnd,
ii pouible1 the Science: which hid
bulod -llor ot the el!oru ol th•
accident. Sb·e withdrew from ~
clet1 tor about U:rH ye1.r1, study ... rn. 6nd *1'ot tht hullnJ rules
iboi found lD th• S<ripiurea. Sbe
Wit us In "Soience and Health with I fi;q !q ,1110 Sc:riptUHO" <Mt "1M
.e.rch wu awMt. d.lJn and buo1·
ant w1tb bopt. oat oi!ilsii nor de-
p.,..ina" Cp. 108J. and lhe adds
l41-t _di~ Wfll\ bt.r WI)' to IMolute
tund\PIOOi .. to th... rui.. by
"'dJriM: Nv'1atlon. reuoa.. a.nd -.i..11ot1•
to humanity, inviO.ing all to accep1
lhf' benellts or the work of our
Leader, Mrs. Eddy, until the proph-
ecy in Revf'laUnn is fulfilled when I
"there shall be no more death.
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither
shall lhere be any more pain·•
(Rev. 21 ;4).
The Bible ud Seknee and Bea.lib
When one hears Chri.!itlan Sc1en-
list.s express gralltude to Mrs
~ddy, it is not only because of the
heatings which they have received.
but a1so because she opened lor
them the pages of the greatest of
all books. Jhe Holy Bible It be-
etimes chart and compass to every
earnest student or this religion
Christian Scient1sU u.se thr King
James Version of the Scriptures.
the translation favore-d by mvsl
Protestant churches. Since Chris-
tian SctentistJ: read the same Bible
common to many churches. there 1s
a natural kinship between these
denominations. Many ol them
would. I am sure, acknowledge
a1rttment with the firrt tenet of
the Christian Sclence church.
which reads. "As adherents ol
Truth, we take the inspired Word
or the Bible ai our sumcient e-uide
to eternal Life" {Science and
Health, p. 497).
The Christian Science textbook,
now entitled "Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures" by
Mrs. Eddy, is an essential volume
(OT every student of this religion .
Literally thousands have be~R
healed simply by studyin1 this
book in conjunction with the Bible.
The Yi.st ooe h_updred pases ol 'SCt~ft(.l.f''aria RH\\!\ cbb'\iiil verifteJ
testimonies of suc.h healin1s. One
we.man, whose: testimony begins on
pa1e 612, related that an oculist
wbo examined he-r before the turn
of the century had round her eyes j
to be ln a dreadful cond1ti'ln, and
a.he wa.s told that she would always
need to wear gla!9es. She was
healed of that trouble while read-
ing Science and Health. I had the j
opportunity of visiting this woman
about two years ago, when she was
reputedly over one hundred years
or age. As l entered her home she
w11 seated 1n her favorite chair
with a sm11l copy or Science and
Kea.Ith in her lap. She had bttn
reading to herself. 1 noted that she
wore no glasses. She reacf to me
from tbe volume later withou!. aid
or assisance ot any kind. Her son,·
who the physic1an5 declared would
hive boot deformilits because of
rickets and who was healed at the
ame time. was present when I
vi11ted his mother. He was in ex-
ce.Uent health and showed no evi-
dence of deformity.
Jen• and the Christ
\Vhat is this healing system
which is reinSUted today tor hu-
manity's benefit:" How does 1t
opertite? For answer I~ us return
for a few minu\.ts to Jesus' minis-
try. Jesus came with a mess.age of
salvation 1nd healing. That mes-
sage wu the ·Christ which be em-
DOdled and from which be was
lnse:par1ble. The Christ l.5 the ever-
lulin1 divine 1du which Jesus.
e.xpreaed.. As deftned ln ChriJt11n
Science. the Christ ii "the divine
m1nite•tation of God. which rome1
to the nem to deltroJ lnc.arnal•
error'' (Science and H•alth, p.
~83).
The power of God. or lnftuence
of Truth. whlch Jesu1 wed a.od
wb.tcb CbriJlian SCieo.tisU emplo1
Lodi)' ii the Christ. The redemp-
tive, reaen.erative power of the
Christ. wben acct!pted and applied. wii>ft out of human coo.scioumess
lbe t•ar, &ht ijnorance. and th•
ll.n wb..ich tend tu dU&ble tbe ~
.. tn 1the fltth rbapl.H of Mark 1
Golpe.I the account la t;iven of the
b•lln& of 1 Uttle Jirl HeT lathor.
J1lrul, came to Juu• and .. lJe..
auU,Jbt bim paU.,. aa_ytna. 1111
little d1ugtit.er lleth al the pnint of
doth: J pray thee. come and &17,
tli1 ba.odl on ber, that sh• ma1 be
Maled;...atVI &be sb1ll Uve• ( verwe
:SJ. Wllile JHUI tollowed . flit
cl>lld'a lather. ooe came .. :rtnl. "'l1IY daUlllter II ddd: Wbf trou•
bled. thou Ute lluter •ll1 fur..,
tller!" lien WO -the bopel ... •
..... a11• ""1dlad. -. inJ p,.,.a. th• -QOtun ol Goel .... rnttiled !<> beiq .-pt! .. llloullll
Aa. m• .-<i "'* Btbf• m• wu 1kl lo Ille ~ble conclusion
tbllt God is All-in·aU: that Ro is tDllruli!. 4iYWI • ..,pritj>e. Illa! He Ii aU-priWei.all ·~.all-ocienc9 n.. at1nola of God. auod. procluda
... ~JIY ol. llllYlb.Jna unllM
lilD). .. Ooa. *"""' u..... is •• ~ or .liYu,,!!".... 1111. dlln•. or Wiii. T!le a.....,. ot 9'1c1 -At illit niHWi ~ -... ...,..,., ..
a r.llly. 'r':n Ut~mU:,:· fabt
_., .... 8 _,... m:lill ·or J!lu~ to l>i ~-··--. ~·-~ •• •1~1 ~t ~ , ~ 1P41Jaa~ ~ !h• ..i.. ,..i; Now_ .... ~ UM .,.. •• :<117-t11ln.,.i. and MWI 1~ dOari;J "'9 btr
' -ol -' belief. wblcb clo-claftd with llMlllt tbllt DOibin&
-.Id be ""°f 19' tM cbUd. ID an• wtr ,,_ 'll>lb the ...... tortlnc
-whlc:ll 111.....i Ibo alormlnl
........ "lie -afraid. "'111" .. iie'fti' -..... J--.......
dlllll lie blu...'• fou "' u.. 19Wlt7 al u. lde•u"' and tall8I
lllm lo bin .. G4ld "'--.......... .......... po•• ol ltil C1u1ll
............ di tJuJ....,, ....
iMJ toclbl ·ic> _...., lllln. ,,..,_ -Hllltli llad' tam ""°'-lar It .... --~ -; "' <J!otf. """'-.,.. ** •. llcl•llic ilt .... lee ~-... .-.....i~ -klk• M!iet 111 IM......, ~ -• man. -.. .... o1 " ...,....o.i "' a. ._, = • ~ .. n...,..l "' -llilllll fl·. j"IWI 111:; .. Ille -i.r .... ~.~..iti!r&j =·=.r.Oo!I ... ..;,.:::
etr_ ,..,_ 11.Jti: Hit -1lr talU.:I ~ --~., ........... ...
.. ... illf'•1'11 ~ ..... .,..i!i'l !\: -ll ..... tillC oC .. .. ...... =='= .. ~ ....... t 111•• ..... .. . ""' ... ., I»-... .. .. ,"" ... ~ ..... ~ r:•t----... L~ .. , ... s ..
•
...... _ ......... "' .... -~ ... = ...... , .. .rtl ... " ........ .. I''#) 1
j llill I ltM•• TIJ------~ .... ~B ... .. .:.-...
' Av:t.UahllltJ el lh, ,WW of GM!
Tbt 1 wer or Gnfl, the Cl\rilt
Truth. 1i> ever avath1bl@ ln ever)
home. in evr ry omce. in e'Ver1 Mi
lion. Tu J.1i;'J its benefits one trfu11
wllhngJy reach for and l.C'C'tPl thr
Christ llS Savit•Ur Mrs. Eddy. flX·
plalnina the operll!on of Truth tr
human 1rfalr1.. dPC'9ret uo ~"l"
162 or Sciencf' and Health' ""t:hris·
t1an Sc1encP hrin"'.a: t•• thf' bnd.)' tbf sunli~ht or "i'.t'uth, "Aoh1Ch 1ovllfM'•
ates end purinr-s Ch;isttan Sdencf
acts a~ •n alter:itive, neutrallt.k\M
error y;ilh Truth. It cban,_u tb<-
st'Crrtions. exp:::ls humors. dtsaolv!:f
tumors, relax~ ri&id m~les. re--
stores car10•111 bones to ICXiftdnesa
The el'rect ... 1 this Science b lo ttii
the hum11n mind t.f'I I cban&e of
b1se. on which it tna.Y yield to U.
harmony of the divine Mind" ·
The "sunli&ht of Truth'' whiCh
Christian Science brin11 to tbe
body Is the Christ. the-apirtt of
Truth. the Comf11rter. which stit1
human thin.kin& until it LI willll'li&
to ac-cept thr p~mise lh1t God ·11
the only consciousness or Llfe and
that man ts His perfect image.
:i;1nll"Sll and elf'maL Ruma.a. con.·
sc1ousne111 mu1t soont!T ot la.ter
yield to Tn1th. •
Defeue Apln.Jt EYU
There is a story or I little tOWl!
in Italy which once QIU 1 seaport
town. bul the river ao aillcd up the
harbor that !hips could enter only
through 1 la:\.&. narrow cbanneJ
which "''as marked w1tb pO.in&. On one occasion an enemy fteet stood
oft's.hore ready to invade the citJ'.
A wise citiz.en advbed tbt removtl
ot the channel mtrkers. Tbis wa1
done. and the enemy fteel COllld
not tlnd l~s way In. Wb8.t -.re the
markers In our ttlought that would
tend tu cuid<' error and Its t.nefjJJ
efl'ec~ in? Are tbC)' doubt, fea-r.
\vorry, i:norance of God, hati·ed,
an1?er. ~sentm~nt, Lmpatienoa. te-
bellion.. s!n! As the wise 'ODe in,
earlie:r .day1 urged thll the channel
markers be removed. ao dou Cbri1-
t1an Science reQuire us to do'Uk,_-
wise. In Science and Health we
read lhis admonition (p. 'sn):
"Stand porter at the door of
thou~ht. AdmitUn1 anly 1ucb co.a ..
clusions as you wiab realued in
bod.Uy resuits, you will OQntrol
yourself h.armon1ously;'' On Pllff
231 and 235 of the same bOOk Mn.
Eddy declares.. "Evil t.hou-chll. tustJ,
and malicious purpbses c1nnot ro
forth. like wandertna polle:n. t:rom
4)ne huma'1 mind to aoother. Aqd-
lng unsuspected lodamenl. if virtue
and truth build a strona defence."
Godllneu i1 a 1.urt defense a1ail).s.t
error. But Godliness does not mean
expressin1 onlJ .. aoodnua.; for ln-
slanc·e. or only any othtl one.qua!·
ity of God: it mean• reftectin.& \ht
wholeness of God at le,ut in aome
me1sure. To be ·Ooclllke:. w• ,rnust
know Him. To heip ul to piri i
better understandin& of God. Mrs.
Eddy hu 11ven us a.eve6 synoni ... mo~s terms for God. ~ty aH
Principle. Mind. Soul, Spirit. l.J1e,
Truth, a:nd Love. Tbty are ~
tntercban1e1bly. but they aU ref tr
to the une God. Thty Jivt: us a
sevenfold v~w ot God. ucb one
helpln& in its own wa1 .to est.ablJSh
lrue undentandin& ol tbe onenus
and whn!eness pf God. Each ul
.riese synony muu1 terms. for God 1s
based on Scriptural authority and
ri1hl reasonina. Tb• fullness and
majesty of God a.re better untlH·
stood by the clear an~ ever·
expandin1 compre~n of lbue
seven words. Al one thinkl of God
a• divine Prltticiplt It becurnU evi-
dent that He ls the ·S~prtril• ltule1
and La waiver. It ii ll'ppeNal that
God b lb• anurct of IUCb qu'alitie•
u order. JUdic:e, a nd predlion
Prloclple lovjn&l7 inallU UP'"'.,.,._
dl•ofe to !lb <din..• God. dl•itlf
Mtntl. I< tho IDWtt °' ~enc<
and of au rilht ldeo.. UndOnliodi
inJ Qnd U &"11 NYala litm U lbt'
founta!rl of bnltb ~. aract ·
and be•IJV. God, SpirJl. ~ !JIJ!nil•.
the onl.J' au.blta.Dce. Re Ii umn.i-
p.-nt and DllUlfwtet W Ii. U ·
.,..-le all U..i II toocl. Com· p~Gad.u~ .. -Hlm u oiM...t. ao11-i.i-t. th•
auth0<-ol all truo~Wtilc UA 00 Ila ldua.,.. utltll
.S.thJ-TTU unlQldo i'Cltrill.
Ille d1•U.. ... ... . \1111.t "': God.
aood. opefttinl ID ~tllllii ;t:Oil·
lriou-. t~ is ..._u .. and
II Ille ""11 rftllt7.~ ....... Wlllllt"1·
at1Wll...-..S ·11tio.6.·ID ::..~:'.:to.~~: othocljl. """ _,. ... qa,
..,,."-~--
..
-.IJ'!eb otll!=r ..,.., all. ol .,.,,., .. , llAYllU Cit -p>rlect
to''C1WU ~p!e. Amons IC.me
af the ezs.'...ur'~l qu.tsliUN whicb
o:i&:-ac\C-"be ~ ptrfeel spiritual
VCL' ar;e lovt, wl.adom.. puritJ. boll ..
ntn. ,b:alth, oplrltuol w><1erst.od-
1n~,~'1!! spiritual power. · ..,._·· Z<klt ID her dt!l\Alllon ol
man Ill ScJmee and Beallll pointa
out the c!lutal'J' e1ftoct or boh0ldm1
the petted. man. Sh~ uya {pp.
411. U1): •Jaus beheld lD Science
the perfect man. wbo appeared to
hJm Wbft sinolna mortar min ap-e-.-. tq mortata. In thi.t f'"rfect
man ·tbe Saviour IAW God 1 own
I~ and tbi• correct view oJ
man ht!Ued the lick.."
• ClrJe: •bo' ma)' be pra7ln1 to be
tree from an1 tnharmony will ftnd
it-helpful to toUow this rule. Be:-
ho)d Ula perfect min! Refuse to
bellcve that ran is material or 1
rnorl al sin.Mr. God Dtftl' made •
flll',-:Ji. Mortal min ur milter-man
11 .~ o..'Ountertett. 1 mlaconctpllnn ol
bei.i.J. It ts t.he lie about man We
""". a new vltw of man. a trur.
spi: •lual view. Al Wt!' ~nder t.he sp;, ·tuaJ farls of real bcin1. pat-
l.t's :-..n ocr thinktna ant! acting t.ht
pe :. ... ct mode:I. the Christ-man. evil
th• •. Jh,.ts, ftlr\ ljn(')nir.c;:. sin fadf'
a.a~: the lnh1rmony diS.C:.'-'Jlears. The
acl ~Lrta.nci of Trutt 1n l'+Jr thous.ht!
an~ th• rejectfon of ,. r ror 1s th!'
red~npttve proceu · .... ::-reby ~
put off the ohS man a.nri put on the
ne"':~ ·'Ibe-power of Goel ;n human
consc.kxllnesa •w1kens 1< from the
belief that 1man can be !:li -:k or die
It ,.forms tbuuat>t. ra·ris lt · .... ith
spiritual truths. with "supernal
'":;tmeu 1nd Cairne'-"'" (Science
and Ke1lth. 1-2t81. an:! .hat refor-
mation or re-tormaUon has the
eft'ttt of rest.Q:nn.e th• naturaJ
funct!onJ of lbe body.
Christian Science de1.lands re-
dt.piptioo. It deinands th11. we
overcome a1 nipidly as pos1ible the
belief th1t we are mortals. It has
been proved over and over a&ain
that wh10 hatred, (e1r. ignorance,
&in &rt' cast out of lhou1ht and
dlvtne UOve welcomed Ip, healing
ha• follow~. Be:Uer bodie.s and
hnme1 art found u the belief that
ma.n 'is a mortal sinner 1ives place
to ftn Lindent.&ndin1 th1t be ii truly
1pir1tual. everlaJtin&lJ perfect,
with an individuality ,.,.hicb ls
maintained entlrtly by ill Maker,
divine Lile, Truth, and Love.
Ru.ltaa b1 Prarer
nj>t":! tho.I Love'i encli'cllna uma
~bne? all of Cod'• cbUdren. Jt
lqc:lut:ej 4.-t;a.lm usura.nce that man
hi eve-:' alive. ale:-t, quick, and ac:-
tt\.-::. lt ~ntained a denial of mor ...
tQ1 mind ~icfs lhal accident.I f?e ~ib:e and even norm.'ll. \hat
~c, con.C-usion, fear, ruenlmedt.
&"paration. injury, destruction aH tl b::i: e-;;pec:tcd. Jt denied en1 and
111 st:atistic81 beliefs of chance. lt
dft-lared thet God'• presence pro-
ttk!s a:id eternally maiot.ains the: tdentityt_~f man. This knowinl or
pt-ayer, "fSlough only Qutwardly la
one v1ord. envelnped tpe boy wltR
l..ti\•e's pr,olection. The car struck
him. and although going fill)idly.
it ·seemf!'d to come to 1n immediate
stop. The boy slid ahead of the ct.r
fort-bout Hite-en feet. A passer-bJ
plcke::t up the da7.ed child and ru~hrd him away . The m11:he1 and
slS'ter nf the boy, \\'hn hrd been
wtlh h1rO. ca1ne up 11nrl talked with
the d::-lver, who ntTl?rcd 1·1 take
· thzm to flncl lhe child Du :·'.ng lhe
next hnlf-huur thl?re was r 1 panic,
•mp:itience • .:r1t1c1s1n , or f~ar. A fee:lin~ nf God's or"escnce <!:ifolded
all Finally the mnther And the
cttlve;o (Hun-t l~<! clinic In "'hlch
thE' b11y harl bt"t'F\ taken. an<i y,·hen
they rar'1 the b-ell . the bny-htnlself
answ~rc:d it Th('te was no evi-
dence nf any in jury 1 wn days
later 1 ~.qu 1r1e~ ""·ere made at the
n1 •me. ·~nd !he mnthe.r chP~rlullJ
rier t.. " ,; "()h. 11.-.'5 fine. H~ skated
tn sci1•1• I tnd ay"
• Chr1'"t:;.n Sc ience rcvc-nls ~he
m~lhurl of u ~d11111z. thl" 1ll1'o'·er uf
tjle \',11rd 1n s11l \'1ne, cvC'ry c11n-
ce1vnb:e problem 111 daily life
"D1v1nc Lo\'r always has mC'l1 and
alwa.vs ~·1 11 m"rt every human
n~d." declares ~A rs Eddy 1n Sci-
ence and Health Ip 49~) The
truth nf this staten1ent has been
proved over and nver RJ!ain by
Christian Scientists in all parts of
the world .
Sun e crit ics. ,·,1hile artmittinlit !he
healin1 e\'irlence 111Tered by Chrls-
t'ian Science, 'itl'k tu explain it on
1 material or psychnl•·~lt:al basis-.
They are re-luct<i.nl to arlm1t the
alml1Lh11ne!.<: 1>f Gort ;ind dcclnre
either tho I the p;d ll'n t \'>'toU!c\ hnve
~Co\•crcrl an\"\\'8~ 111 lh:tt !he re·
covery was !he re~·u11 of rn('nta1
11Uggestion Sume e\·en arid that
Christian &lenle is no! a rc111::1on
but a philnsnµhy 01 psychnlngy.
Christian Scirnce is nil ml")re
based on psychnlntty nr the u~e flf
human mind or SUR~es1 1nn th:;in
was the hea1 1n6 methnd •)f Jesus
and his a1,.1stll"s , for 11 fulhnYs pre-
cisely the r ,ttcrn la1ci d o\ .l 111 lhe
Gospels. C'llh pr1rnrt1ve 1.:hr1st1;:i n
healing Rnd its mrxl"rn t"111st;i\c·
ment, Christ 1a n s~ient •.. are
founci~d upon the !Virile R11c k . the
Chris' Truth. the \Vorel or God.
fhere>ore they ?.re rine and sho;v
forth the power of God.
Healln1 b.Y Bib!ical Ru!e
1•KUUU~T ANULt;)Qt th t.ne-N~')M>rc
the t.rio pictured allove wit h the catch Ult>)' broughl lu lt"Lrf • .JM'
Tipton. left. of BaJboa catqbt t~e 1'6-lb. marlin on hi-..,·y la.ck~ ·
Youn&' 'My TiptOA, rtpt. Mndled tiNo boat '''hilt> t\lo·~audrr Ren·
ner,. got the thrill ot hill llfe wt.th t.M-expNif'ncr,
Women's Punes
Taken by Bur9lar
Th<'fl or two ladles' purees con-
taining $91 was reported to New·
port policr Saturday by Mrs. Glor-
ia Hansard of North Hollywood.
Police ie.ter found the purses
in a vacant lot. They said every·
thing WB.!1 in the purses except
thl" wallE'ts containing the money.
A{rs. Hansard told police the
purses were taken from her cabin
at the Balboa Motel. Police be-
Ju•v(' one purse wa8 le.ken by
r<'ach1ng through an open bedroom
window. The other wu removed
by the thi<'f reaching through' an
up1•n door. taking the purse from
a chair. ThE' second pur8e belonged
to Jnst>phine L . Cantfield of Los
Angeles, police satd.
1Ntv.1i.·1\n1..-~ Photo )
1 Outboard Motor·
Token From Cool('.
Theft of an ~ull1oard motor waa
reported to • f'\l'"'JX.trt police by
Robert S . Cook. He l old police ll\~
Evinrude l ·1 horsl'.' powt"r mot.or
was taken fro111 hio son's ~
30metimc-lus t Tue~ay or Wedne11c
day Y."hf'n the bool "'as moored
ln Grand Can1:1l.
Accordm~ tu lhc reporl, the mo-
tor ts ~T"Y "'tth blut" t rim ""'ilh
iserial nun1ber 4111·29102. ~l\
.!lRid th<' motl•r is l \';r, years oHI.
He also t old puln::e tha l a red, 60--
gallon portablC' i;;ai. tank \V& stol·
en\..fro1n 9 1l' bu.ll.
Bob Pettit Novt 011
San Die90 Station •••
"
Mn. Edd:r' w11 once asked, "11
h!'ci!lwg the skk the whole of Sci~
en~?"" Sbe replied. ln part: "HrAi-
ln1 physicl:l 1.ick:neu is the smallest
part •t Chri1ti1n Science. fl is only
lh.e bu.11.-all to thought 1nd ac·
\ion, in the bl&ber ran2e of infinite JOOdneu. The emphatic purpoi!t of
ChriJUan Science js the he1ling n:
1ih ; and tbi.J. task, somel1mes. may
h harder lb1n tbt cure of disease:
beatlJlt, whil' mortals love to sin.
they do not lov• to.be sick" (Rudi-
dlen\al-Divtne Science, pp. 2, 3).
· Tbt same Principle which de-
1"~•1•· Mab allO.&l.CknCIL :·Th•
pow4r at God is supreme, un1ver-•1-and ii capable ot deltrOyin& the
nibit malipant d1-eut: or the most
ttprtbemiblt a.in. To destroy ·
eitbn.e.one must learn how to pray
iftltC\ively aod fervently .
Ht:aling •'f any condit10P. physi-
cal, mental. mo!'ol, or financial. is
possible today for all who obey the
&imple ~cripl\U"al rulj's _o.c:: pointed
but ancf amphtied in Science and
~ealth .
Mrs. Eddy statt'd an essential
rtile very simply in the fir st words
of th~ Preface of Science and
Hea1u~. "''here she wrote, .. To those
leaning on the susta inin~ infl111~e.
to-day is big wit.h blcssin~s."
Sammis, Leander
·Wattf Hoses ·Taken
~1rs. F'ord Sammis of 2022 Mir·
'\Olar Drive. Balboa, told Ne~
pnrt police that someone removed
t,,.o JO.foot lengths of green pla.s·
t1c 1;:ardt•n hose from her yard
Friday night,
U. S. Naval Air Station. San Di-
ego, -Serving h~·re \\'ith Utiliti
Squadron 'M11 <'t" i~ Robf·rt \V. Pet-
tit, aviation Pli'l'lrnn1t·~man fl~t"
claSI!, USN. of 207 ·32ntl St., New-
port Beach. . ~
Th(' squad ron u~:''.~ both piloted
and pilotl e~ 1L1r11n1·s1 a.1rcraft tftl
iL'5 job of .supplyLng target.1'1 for..
shlpg' gunn<'ry pra1..t1c~·. Th~e
dronrs arc pO\\'• 1·t1cl by propeller
or jet engin•·~. In lh<: air they are
radio contro!l,•d by a plane fol--
lowing tht• drtJllt'. anti are· ra~
controll<'d fro:t1 lhl~ t;lO\lfld on
take-off15 and landings. • t
Prayer in Christian Science is
neither emotional nor intellectual
lt ii spiritual. Mr&. f.ddy MYS on
pa.ae l of lbe te:1tbook, "Oeaire is
pnier": Jnd she 1dds, "no loss can
OCC"Ur trom trusUn1 God with our
de.lir.u,. that lhe.)' may be moulded
and exalted before they lake form
10 words. and 1111 d.-ds." In praytr
oat s.bould dnw closer to God and
not ""-~ utse God to come or
to send health or purity to him
God · it always r,raent, ind that
f•cl becol'l)el ev dent as we pray
•ilh true faith and ubderstanding AiwC cOll\i'DUnt with God in prayer
ovt ~)~An truJJ ·•moulded and
-.AJ~" e_Lord's. Prayer, wb1ch,
when un ertlnod In it.I spiritual
aeda, beat.a the alck, Ls used in all
Cbrt1ll•n Science churcheJ 1t both
the Sund.11 ae.rvicl!1 And Wednes-
day t.Umony meetinas Also
Chrirtl*'1 SclMihrts a~ uked tn
pra_y tbu1 daUy: " 'Tby kingdom
come;' l1:t the rel&n of d.ivln~ Truth. L.U•. tnd Love be establllhed ln
me. and ru1e ttut of mt all s1n. and
"91 Xb1 Word enr1cb lht aft'ee-
lioos ol all mankind. and aovern
tbe.m!" fCburch Manual. Art
Vlll. Sect. 4.) By Ii vine this
prayer, one accepU the Christ.
Truth. ~to bis experience. }"his
Nrv,. to .. tradJcate every unaod-
lUli trait or thO\llbt. and the result
II ~UIJ.n&.
...... et lllt Word
Th('ft of a 50-fool yellow gar-
,rlcn hose on the some night wa.~
also reported to police by Ivan M.
Leander of 1722 Mirlmar Drive,
Balboa. He said hi.8 ha&e waa tak·
en from the front of the house.
What is the rule that lj1ves evi-
dence ol God's power in everyday
affairs":' Is obearence to that rule
beyond o~r reach? The rule is to
obey God'. to co me unto Him. to
lea-n on Him . One is not obeying
or leatting on God if he harbors
flatred. resentment, rebel:1on, jeal·
ousy. impatience, and other base POINT CREDITS FOR MEDICS
traits in his eonsciousnPss. One
cannot lean on God and ha ~e at the
same time. Jn his Sermon on the
Mount, Jesus pointed out that be-
fore one can lay his gifts on the
altar, or in other words before he
can ·truly commune with God, he
must love. nol just tolerate, his
brother, his neighbor.
1'1edical Reservists attending
thr annual Convention of the Aa-
~ociat ion of Military Surgeons,
N ov.' 17, 18 and 19, 1952 at Waah-
ington. p.c .. will' ~·awarded polnt
credits, Headquarters Fourth Alr
Force dlsclOlled today.
One is not truly leanini: on God Atany a big deal has been mllde
U ht Is depending upon material through • small claulfled ad.
•remedies. The Bible makes it clear
that one cannot serve God anj
Mt"mbcrs or the squadron are
undergoing conl!>laui training i.n
aerology, m111nt<'nl!nb t". electronils
and mechanics to keep them
abreast of the late.st developments
In Naval 'aviation. ·
•.
SIMPSOS lliA~IED ..
Fred W . Simp.:=on of San Diego
has been elecled cha1rmll.n of the
Colorado Rive r B~rd of Callfoz-"..1
nia. , ,
mammon, Sp}.:il and mattP.r, Truth
and error, at the same time.
One' is not lean1n& on God lf hf'
ts o:-ceking only materiai com!ort or
prosperity. Such ~ 11ne must re\·1se
his thinking and learn tu seek lhf
kingdom of God. and when t}e suc-
ceeds io fl.od1ng it, then health.
happiness. and success wW follow
Hig her Social Security Pa yments
Ahead for 8700 Orange Countians "
as a natural re.suit.
ThP. same power or God which
· heals and saves in our individual
lives operates In human C'Onscious-
ness. to maintain a righteous aov·
ernment and end conft1cl!' among
nations. As each one accepts Christ
Jesus as his Exemplar and under·
ttand1 that 1l 1s the Chria:,, Truth,
which he expreut:d that e:liml·
nates eoV)', fear, greerl, hatred.
and atheis.m. he is h~:piri1 the
Social Security checks mailed
SepL 3 to 8,700 Orange County
pe<iple were the last under the
old rate~ of pa:fment. according lo
Garrett W . List, manager of the
Santa Ana social security otttce.
Payments due to the aame ~pie
early in October will _amount to
about $366.000.
A& a reault of chaapa made
la the l!OCial oecmllr law la J•·
l,f. nearly ~ . .-.iq
old-qe. and: ft(Vlvon. lrf a 1 e -e
-Illa will p l J d .... 40&1·
nlenis, Moat red.red worken
"111. l"foeAve latl c •• reacta1
from. '5 to ...... ,1-tor .
ck:peDdata --·"' will be -tba.a _ ,_ -.... rtr-
. world 8nd 1ls way out rt confu-
lion and discord. The pqwer oi
God is unlimJted,.l"lt ll capable of
solvinJ the areates.:t or the most
minute probtem in .mdividuf,1. na-
tional. ot worlft allal~ U doubt trees-tn. we m1:1 ftnd lt he..lpflJi
lo detlVe reti is 'lftlll did I~ "'a!M. "l'qr not. o11J1 belli!ve.• \ll'JT8, ()Al!B, OOUZ.Olt
Cbriltlan Scltn~ b nut limited Velda.na wtlb ee.r:t1ce •ince the
to ao7 apttial Mtmmt <tf 6umen 1._w of .... _-Korean cam.pal~ IOCiet1 &l'.IJ more than the muJtJ. ...... .. -.MIU • •··
pll••tlon UbJ• is so ttatncted. It 1s· who-are planning lo-JO to .ac!>ool a. 101tntln~· mma&e ol lh• Chrllt· under the KQrean G. 1-BW woro
_... 'llllnJ nut. "Cnme untn me. lldvlled todo.y by the yeteran. Ad-
alt--)'I th1t i.bnur t.nd-a,. buv7 mlnlalrauon 10 Wte a!ons <-lb
.._ aDd l 'l'w .ctn you rat" ·"' ,, ·~~·' ~ •• ··~-·~-110l,i. Jl :181. mooe# o.,._..-, ~" --~·
Ao W. coma unto God ••d at· b\o~ ro• tJ>o{lt.-two ~ 1oap1 tliit'.promllod Comlnrtaf. wt T)M . ~ VA, Cl!PIO~~ le
1D7111ll7 .....,.,. "Yee" to th-tbat'·IJildfto the law. 0 . ~ -
queet..,,. W.lltl wbl<b r• --u... aD4·.trailllnl'alkM-eu•t -.i-: "'841~ .. So~! lie jWlcl tfDUJ ~ attar Ii HMrd ..,. -d -"<11 Fell 'If ... t..ru !l<'b.0, oomJ!W• -<Jo
lbt -Ill ......,.. And wltll ID -• • • ...... "*' .. -utlllll ....... '""" DIOllUt'llf Jn_.,. ·--
Oii .. _ --....i...io u.ai -°'or Ille~~ ..... -•• ~· Illa ll'alll.-. ~ tho ~_,.,,._ .. ta-
" -. • . ltl&lmmtllaf~ ~ .. ~C1i;.:~
" en.. lo nto!Jt ~ these ln-·
crease, \rill be about $! to $5. ·
"For example," Li.st says, "A
retired \llsured worker whoee A1fJ
guet payment \Ya.s $40. based cw. -
earnings received since 1936, will
get a September pay1nent of $45':'
a -worker who got $68.50 In the
current check "·Ill get $77.10 the
first week in October."
Ust says that it will not be nee:·
e11Mry for persons nOw gettln'C
oJd-age and survivors payment&
to ca11 or come to the Santa An&
eocial security otfice to get ~
lncrea.sea. The check they will """
cetve .e.arl.f In O...."t.ober. will aut.o-o
m'Ucally carry lbe ID~
amount&
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·CLASSIFIED
The Mighty Midvet hi,Yffrtl•ng
A .t A • + it A ,£ Pt .. ... PalJ h
s.pt. 4., 1962
AFTER TRIS DATii: I will not
be naponafble fM any debtll a-
Ctpt my own.
narmce A. Ober
TRA VELLINO TO Del lolar every
Monday at 11 :30 allarp. llaTe
room tor 6. Pbone Barbor lm
eventilp. llttc
WANTED DAILY RIDB: to L.A.
vicinity, 0th A 01"&nd. hours W .
523 4Jillo, Newport Helgbu.
28p28
Sui)erfluous Hair
'Permanently removed h'om face.
arma. lel'L Eyebrow• a.nd ba.1J".
line lb&ped--No more tw...ma
gr .r .JON L. BR YA.NT R. IJ.
Tu.-y and Tburod&J cmlJ
Udo'• 8&1~ of S.utf Bar. lftTI
WANT W AlTRllSS
Steady Employment
CO'l"I' AGlt W AB'P'LE SHOP
305 Marine Balboa laland
2Tc29
BABY SITTER Working mother
need• baby aitter for 40 hr.
week. Good ret"erencu ~ mu.It.
WOI deliver baby daily. Apply
at 206 44th St., Newport Beach,
evei. 28p21
W .ANTED -young man to ride
S·wbeel motor cycle.
apply ALLEN MOTOR CO.
!! !!!!t w-ae•ssa•
CLEAN 0 . E , electric •love. Shop~
ID\llb. Both In s<>od condition
and bargain.a. Bea. 8718-M.
28c28
The Cracker Barrel
CUSTOM Picture f~ng,
gifts, useless and WJeful.
128 ·Agate, Balboa Island.
• .• £ 4 £ f ,ti et
. ;°"' ·n
• ' . New 20" Television·'-l... $159.95
New 17" 'l'elevision -129.95
Record Changer Attaehm!!llts ........ $ 5 It up
Radio Conaole. qaed --~--.. -------·--10 It up
' RADIO-APPLIANCE· ltEP AIR-TELEVISION
' WAYNE'S
RADIO TELEvlsION SERVICE
1814' Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Bea. 7206-W
Bay Furnitur e
''Wjlere Price9 Are
Held at Bay''
Easy term.a. -Free ParkinC
Open Evening> to 8
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MARTIN
Outboard Motors
IMMEDIATE Dl!iuvJ:ftY
of 4 \>, 71>, and 10 hp. modela.
-Factory Gua~teed tat 1 yr. -
"' Sa.lea arul Se:mce
Ellis' Boat Rentals
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RENT A BAND IMtrUment. tor
-Clal'in•t.. ~-pet, trom-
bone, .Solln, oax&pbone etc. onlJ
$3 per mb. Rental to apply oil .......... p,,_ at
SILU'ER'S Mua:c Co. lalnce 11111'7)
'Aalt Uout Accordlan I-plan'
4:ri_.23 N. Syc&more, Sall:& An~
Phone KJmbe~Q-2-087Z'q 23ttc
S6 PB:R MONTH rents or buya
good practlbe piano. Some u
low U $411, $71, $96. All term
rent credited on purcba.M..
Dam-Schmidt Big Piano Store,
020 No. Main. cor. 6th, Sant.a
Ana.
Somebody Wants
Tba.t U9ed turnttun1 bric-a-brac,
paJnUnpr. etc., now ta.king up
-Ill your garage. Find a bJy.
er with a clauitleid ad ln the
Newa~nmea, Po8t, and Presa eom-
bln&tion. Juat Phone Harbor 1816.
NEW 2802 Coaat IDgbway, Har. 2315 U -8tonrl Uld Otnce.
$9.95 Table lamps, plutlc • 72ttcl -~~~~-~-----~
t2-Lo8t and l"ound
Cadillac -Olda'moblle
217 Broadway, Laguna ~ach
Apply to Mr. Harbert.
26e28
26e39 ahadea ................................ $ ~.9~
-------------$12.9a 8 way floor lampa $ 6.95
Har. 1372
MOORING ~for comm. boat up to
36' Near Legion dock, Jlll5. G.
W. Phelpa, Mesa Trailer Park,
1626 Newport Blvd., Co8ta Meaa
STOREr ROOM for rent. Costa
"Mesa. Opposite Post Office, 18
NEED MORE ROOM? • Plan that Bedroom & Bath Addition -NOW.
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FREE ESTIMATES
DESIGN HELP .
REMODELING A SPECIALTY
C. ED SOULE
P. 0 . Box 151, Balboa Island Phone Har. 2568-W
. 8~ Not1"!8 12-Bulldlng Services
LOST -Small white leathe r
hand bag, Monday. Vlol.nity or
F e rnleaf 3rd and Goldenrod.
Corona de1 Mar. Reward tor re-
turn to 519 Marguerite, Corona
del Mar. Har. 28M-W. 28c28
STANDARD
STATIONS
Has Opening for
FOUND -Photographen' case Station Salesmen
1
1 with supplies. Owner may hav~ Aves 18. 40
by Identifying and payin1 for ...
ad Bea. 6495-J. 26c27 5-day -40-hr. week·
I APPROX. $:zgo TO START LOST-Will the peraon who found /
wooden tackle box near Pavi-Excellent Benefits
lion, corner E. Bay a.nd Main. Good Opportunity
Balboa, pleaae notify C. O. Alt-for "Advancemeni
m&n, El Nido Traller Court.
Costa Mesa. Bea. ~329-M . Re-Apply ·y Newport Harbor
B. P. 0. E. 1767
ward. 2sp2s Standard.Stations
p AINTING LOST-In vlclplty ot Balboa Ia-Corona del Mar EARL SHEFLIN land, small brown automobile Dahlia & Coast Highway
Meet. every Tbunday
Main SL 6 Balboa Bl'rd., Ball>oo I
Dian.,. 8 '30 p. m., Locljre I p. m.
Rol>ert A. Eutman, uaJUd ruler
m Palmer SL, Costa Mesa compass, reward. Harbor 2009· 8:30 to 9 :30 EVERY WEEK DAY
Be.a. 5-457-M 13tfc I 27 ttc Aa Approved by WSB
LANDSCAPING LOST-wallet containing valuable 20c31
papers. vicinity of Miracle Mlle
7 FT. CLUB DAVENPORT and
ch&ir to match, SGlS. Treadle
machine, $20. Call Har. %7 .
27c29
BRING in or list with UI •
We will a.dvcrtLee, display and sell
them tor _you. See us. we may
have what you wa.nt ~
WE HA VE radios &: booka, dl.ehea,
Preato cook er, cr ib, rugs,
drapes, bicycle, trombone, trum~
pet, typewriter. Clothes pole,
lamps, table.( rock maple chest,
etc.
WHITE ELEPHANT
SWAP SHOP 106·107 Palm St.
(or call at A pt. l, upstairs) ·
Balboa Phone Harbor 3238
13tfc
10--Buslness Guide
Spr1nl<leni nuitalled
New La1\rna
Free Eatlmateo
Beacon 6()86..M.
In Newport Sch. Need badly. MAN or Woman kitchen helper A
Reward. Call collect Lambert dl!'lhwuher. Year round employ. SO.B-Apjll ... ances· 5.37u;, 27c29 Apply the Snack Shop, 1519 ---~,__ ______ _
Furniture Restoring
Chain. bencbu and stoola
• ustng cane, nlab and reed.
Harvey's Furniture Repair
BRING to 2<M50 Santa Ana An ..
eo.ta Mesa. Phone 'BeL 81!3...J.
p.r.p
COMPLETE HOUSE CLEANING
Furniture and rugs shan)pooed.
P"ree estimates -Fully in.sured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beacon 6111 '72ttc
KISTLER & CO.
Complete Insurance Service
Auto -Fire . Burglary
Health . Accident
Life Insurance
2603 Npt. Blvd. Npt. Sch.
Harbor 0523 28tfc
l!--Bnlldlng Servi.-
Roofing -All Types
New roofs and repair
38 Jn1. aper. -Free ..tlmatoo
JOHN T. MORRIS
After ' p..m.
FOR Painting we'll
both be proud of
Call Shooter. Har. 3898-J
27c 29 •
Charles R. Benton
General Building Contractor
ReeidenliaJ Commercial
R emodeling
2596 Crestview Dr.
Newport Beach Bea. 5846-M
8tfc
Painting and
Decorating
Color Consultant
GEO. BURKHARDT
LICENSED CONTRAm'OR
508 • 31.St St., Newport Beocll
Phone Harbor 2418·W 13ltc
HAROLD BAXTER
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
RESIDENTIAL .r. COMMERCIAL
Spectallztng In Retlni.shing Old
Stucco and Redwood
379 Ea.st 20th St. Costa ~te.sa
Beacon ~253-W 26tfc
Coa.st Highway, Corona del Mar, ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR
BLACK COIN purse containing
$10 and wri.~t watch. Ph. Loa An-
geles coll ect after 5 p .m . Hud-
son 2-7EMO. 2&:30
2lc28 1952 Deluxe 11 cu. ft. model.
COOK &: GENERAL. Must be Im-
maculate &: thoroughly e.xperi-
encE'd. 3 In f&m1Jy. Private a,pt.c 1 LOST -PLATINUM. diamond, and top salary, with periodic
emerald watch. greatest sentl-raises for capable person. Pb..
mental va lue. lost Saturday on Bea. 6876-M. 28c33
Sea.a:hore Dr. between 6lat and -----"'---------
85th St.3 . Reward. C&ll Har. WANTED -Housekeeper. 3 in
0342-R. After Thurs. call Loa tamlly, live ln. &epuate quart-
Angeles ex change, Texa..e 0-5986 era. best of conditions. Ha.r. 1574.
collect. 28p30 28c30
LOST OR STRA YEO black and
white fox terrier, male dog, two
years old. Rea.80nable reward.
F inder notify H . E. Huton. Ph.
Fleetwood 21280, collect. .28p30
28--Sitnatlons Wanted
HOUSEWORK by hour, Own
transportation. Leth.a Hawley,
Bea. 6-424-J. 26p28
GARDENlNG -· Power mowtng,
~edlng. trimming, etc. Pref.
m onthly rates. Bea. 6415-M.
23p28
SEASHORE
Day Nursery
HOSTESS &. CASHIER. Apply
Snack Shop, 1619 Coul IJIP-
way, Corona de.I Mar. 28c30
EXPERIENCED FRY coOk . Ap·
ply Snack Shop, 1819 Coast
Highway, Corona. de l "Mar. 28c30
Skilled Bench
and Floor Molder
Boat builders
and carpenters
Experienced
Ask for Mr. Petty
South Coast Co.
Newport Beach Har. 2600
28c30H
I
· Ha.a big 60 lb. cross top freezer
chest, adjustable shelve.I, butter
·conditioner. It's the Bhelvador
model & has 2 large crt11pera
for vegatables. Paid over $380
tor it new. Can have for con·
tract balance. No payment down
if ypu lake payments $14.45' per
mo. See at R 4t H Appliance,
404. S. Spadra, Fullerton. Ph.
LAmbert 5-6252. · tf
NORGE FREEZER ·-It's the
1953, 11 cu. ft. upright one. Has
all freezer shelv~ & bold.a over
'00 lbs. ot frozen foods at 20
devees below zero. Also has 2
nice slide out baskets. U~d on·
ly 2 weeks. Paid over $430 for
It new. Can have for contract
balance if you take payment!I
of $14 .74 per mo. See at
R A: H Appliance. 404 S. Spadra
Fullerton. Ph. LAmbert 5-6252.
23tf
BELOW wholesale prices on 3 Ma-
gic Chef Mlllges and one Philco
13 cu. ft. refrig. All brand new,
never used. No atrinp. no catcb.·
e& Har. 1786-J or 636. 28tfc
O'KEEFE "' MERRITT range, It'•
that 1952 C. P . Model, hu tCtt
up top. Full size oven. Chrome
Ihnerapting mattreaa and
box spring on 8 legs.
.A C A ticking .. Twin
size, reg. $79 va.lue-
at Bay ............................... $ 39.95
5 pc. chrome dinette, 30 x
42 table, 10" leaf, Dun-
can Phyfe or French
style. Nev& Mar Mica
top, 4 straight leg, foam
latex seat, Duran plas-
t ic chairs. $109.50 val·
ue at Bay ........... : ............ $ 79.95
Armless ~ divan. Ideal
tor den or spa.re room.
Colorful patterns. Bed·
ding compe.rtmenL Dbl.
a p r I n g construction,
$89.ao value. At Bay .... $. 43.50
Double duty studio couch,
modem aqua.re bolster
cushions. M o •a edge.
Makes Into double bed
or sep. twtns $89.95
value. At Bay ........ ,,_ ..... $ 67.00
USED DE PT.
Large 8 pc. dining. rm. aet
in walnut, butfet, 8
chairs, 44 " x 60" table.
Three 12" e xt. leaves.
Complete at Bay .............. $ 39r00
Three-plate glass mirror
vanity ................. _ .................. $7.50
F o u r drawer Birdseye
maple dresser base .......... $ 9. 75
Three drawer dreaser base S 5.50
One drawer child's vanity,
mirTor and bench ............ $ 3.:50
White crib, ltge new, cut
o u t decal:!, adjustable
springs with sterilized
28p30
JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
fMMEDIATE DELIVERY of a
Umlted quantity of ~10.2!5 hp.
models. Factory 18.lea-It aervtce.
Sout h Coast Co.
Newporl Blvd at 23rd, Har. 2&00
34Uc •
MOORING near Bay Shorea. Suit-
able for up to S()..ft. plea.sure
boat, $125. Ph. Bea. 5570-M.
• 28p30
28 FT. FANTAIL . commercial
boat. }0 ft. 4" beam. Includ.
mooring & skiff. Trade or Rll
on terms. Sµbmit offel". Beacon
7156-R. t8c30
10 FT. BOAT, 21> H .P . Jtlgln out·
board motor. Both $75. Separ-
ate -boat $20 or motor $G5.
303 Grand Canal, Balboa laland.
Harbor 3215-J. 28c30
18-FOOT speed boat just about
completed. Full houae Mercury
motor. $1000 or will trad_e for
late model car. 2100 W. Balboa.
Blvd., .Newport Beach. 26e28
F AlRLINER-28' T . S. 1047 e.1p.
cruiser. S. S. radio, bait tank,
cover, etc. bcJ. cond., $8250..
Owner, Beacon 664&.J. 27p29
matt,.... .......................... $ 25.50 M-Mnolcal, R.,u,.
SOFI' with nearly new
Slip cover .......................... $ 12.50
Ma.guine racks, smoking
stand&, sewing cabinets,
end tables .. j ......... '..9~ to $ 4.95
BAY FURNITURE
427 E. 17th St.
COSTA MESA
New -Beacon 5228--R -Uaed
WOOL ca rpeting, floral pattern,
39 yards, excellent condition,
$2.50 per yd. 4 bed bolsters,
$6.50 each. Ship wheel maple
mirror, $5. 337 Via Udo Soud,
Lido !ale. 28p30
DINETTE set-2 benches and 2
chain, $20. Har. 1351-R. 27c29
ALL ELECTRIC organ. Uoed on-
ly 6 months. Save $200. A
beauty. DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG
PIANO STORE, 520 No. MaJn.
Santa Ana.
I $395 BUYS beautiful Spinet. like
new. Terms.. Another for $4:!5.
Others, 100 · to chooee from.
Terms. DANZ-SCHMIDT BI Q
PIANO STORE, Santa Ana, ~20
No. Main.
SPINET. Cue 1llghUy damaged
In shipment. Save $180. Term.1
on bal. Repoaseaed, J181 paid.
Gorgeous mahogany c a a e.
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO
STORE, 520 No. MaJn.
11195 Newport mvd., Coot& M-'
11810 SEASHORE DlUVE
RATES-2:>c per hr. by week.
or 36c pel" hr. by day. grill broiler a: griddle In middle, ------------~ SPECIAL BUY beautltul oplllet
piano, e:llghtly marred 1D ship.
ping. $8QO value, now only ~.
ConveQlenl1tetzl!• at ; j • !
I'll. Bea. 5179 (evu. Bar. 2H6-MI
87ttc
Sympson & Nolla:r
PAINTING & DECORATING
''The Beat Money Can Buy"
512 38th S\., Newport Beach'
PBONlr. HARBOR :uot
4ttc
B & Y House Movers
General Contractors
-9'nt St, Tuatln. Olllt Pllone Klmberly ll-1815
(Blme Plloneo J..._r t-ma or
JA.sper 9-31187) lltt-
UITlllRIOlt -EXTERIOR
PAINTING
LICENl;l!:D -msuJalD
Glenn JohnSton ---SL Newport BMch
Barbor 2297 .J lSttc
REPAIR WOR~
l>oee ;your houae need ._irblJT ror .....n repair jobo, call
J'nM at Barbor 1744-RK.
·Wol'kmulob!p Guaranteed
20ltc
Alfred E. Wasser
BUILDER
Additions built
approx. $5 per sq. ft.
Phone Beacon 6119-J
28p33
Paper Hanging
and fainting
JACK WAGGONER
Phone Beacon 7156-R
28c42
14--Penonals -Alcoholica Anonymous
Write P. O. Boll 2IJG
Balboa teJaad. caut.
..-. Kimberi;,. wan
R eligious Science
Practioner
By Appointment
Write Jeune Loft
1806 Ocean Front, Newport Bcb
l'lpllB
Plua meals Harbor S485·W
29c30H
fiegiater now Ir you want to
vote in the PrealdenUal e lection
on Nov. 4. Deadline t or registra-
tion Is Sept. 11. ,
&ABY sitting by responsible
adult. See at 31531 SummJt Rr ..
South Lag\ina. Ph. Har. 2904-M.
28<28
Carpenter Work
REPAIRS .r. ALTERATIONS
Day Work or Contract
First Cla8a Work
PHONE HARBOR 2901-M
30c
FINE IRONING. School dresses
like new. Men'a 1htrta. curtalna
~f'UJly laundered. Pick up &:
deliver, Jhft. Willlama, Har.
2297. w. 2&:30
SKIPPER -N.,,.. on l&tge day
boat-kn°"' !lablng from SOUll\·
•nl Callf. to Alaak&. Duly ll·
cenaed and avallablr an... SepL
12. call Lac=t s-11 . •-am
betweeQ O ODd 5 or write W.
paper, )!QI( Lo.ii. 28p30
i;:::====================================;~I Z9-BelpWanted
•
, _WANT AD will cost you •
o~y 52 ~ncfit1 .wiU run
• in •II 3 local p.p'.n .
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A Mlnint1111t .HI it 4 lines.
I
WANTED
Waitn11es and bus bOy.
Apply lferle'a Drive-In
Corona del Var
'
WANTED
Experienced Cosmetician
Steady employment ottered at
good wage•. Call Pringle Drug
Co., Kl. 3-8324 . Alk for M.r.
Cadwal&der. 28c33
SERVICE staUon attendant
Pennanent "°81Uon
Keeler'a Union OU Service Sta-
tion, Park and Marine Ave.,
Balboa IaJ.and. 28c30
sPINE:r type organ. Provlnc:Jal
love eeat with foam cuahlons.
BOTH reuonable. 427 Sant.a
Ana Aye., Newport Height.. Ji1e.
81i5-M. 28c30
used only 2 montrus. Can have
for contract balance if you take
payment!I 'of $7.98 per !"o. No
money down. See at
• R 4 H ApplJa.nce, 404 S . Spadra
FUiierton. Ph.· LAmbert ~252 .
23tf • -St-Wanted to By -•
WILL PAY ca.ah for yaur \ll80d
turnlture and other bOUMbold
goods. CRIST FURNITUIUll,
1681 Oranl'e A 'ft., Costa lleaL
&ero• from new Alpha Beta
Market Phone Bea. 7323. tt
TOP DOLLAR PAID for
SHOTGUNS and RIFLES
-CASH on ll&rnlhMd -
WAR SURPLUS STORE
USED RANGES, Servel refrigera-
tor. Wuh ba..sin and tub!. Plat-
form tockers. Swivel ofttce
chairs. Book caaes, chests. Bunk
be<H. Bed divans, and many
other high grade used household
articles.
\Ask abo"Ut X"cco'Mtian lemon pan•
SHAFER'S Mwric Clo. (81nce 1907)
421-423 N . Sycamore, S&nta Apa
Phone Kimberly 2..()812. %3ttc
C~ist Furniture 'wANTED: Good uaec1 p1anoa.
New and Uled Furniture I Highest cub. or aJlowan9.
1687 Orange Ave., Costa Meas.
Acron from new Alpha Beta Mkt. ·
Phone Beacon 7323
23c2~
SOLID oak (Harmony Bouse)
bdrm. suite. Nearly new., with
box spring &: matlreM.
Trade on new pi&ao, electric
organ or televU:ion... Dans-
Schmldl Big Plano -Ban·
ta Ana, 820 No. Ma1n, cor ltll.
H C Bay parlor grand. -~
tone and condition. Reuonable.
Phone Beacon 8820-W. -26c21
Hotpolnt refrigerator, 8.4 cu. fL 1-------------
Prtced reasonably. 1133 W. Bal·
boa Blvd., Newport Beoch.
I 28p28
1952 ~ON. Trade Ill~
old plallo. ma--allow-ancee. DA.NZ-SCBllq)T, ""1ta
Ana,_ 520 No. 111&111.
• X 40 tt. $115. mo. Bea. 5606-M.·
24tCc
WANTED -By r~Ured collegf'
woman, Small apartment or
pleuant room in adult hon1e.
Some wte-k itchen. About $30
or $35 per month. Writ<-Box
KS, thlll paper. 28p30
YOUNG couple need!! l bdrm.
turn. apt. Year round lease. No
children or pets. $60 t.o $60 per
mo. Ph. Ha.r. 1378 28p30
FIREMAN-Penna.nently employ-
ed, wouJd like yearly rf'ntal,
furn. 2 bdrm. houSP. Can pay
$&:';. per mo. Bea. 5-457-\.\".
26p28
48--A~nts and Houses
WINTER RENT AL. Bay Shores.
Modestly furn. 3 bdrm. house.
$100 per mo. Avail. Sept. 15.
Douglu 7-4880. ·2&30
BALBOA IS~W lnter ren-
ta..I, avail. Sept. 15 to June 15.
Suit tor l or 2, ideal for
teacher or nurse. Reasonable_.
Call Hubor 3773. \V arter fi
p.m. 28c33
A 1TRACTIVE turnl~hed studio
apt. Bendix. Suitable for l or
2. $80 mo., on yearly 11!8.Be.
"-11 Heliotrope, Corona del
Mar. Har. OZ91-R 28c30
CORONA DEL AiAR 2 bdrm. un-
furn., dbl. garage, fireplace,
floor furnace, hwd. noon. 1100
mo. yearly. ~ Begonia. Ph. ltI
2~2. 28 p30
LIDO ISLE-2 bdrm. home new·
ly fumbhed. Fireplace, garage,
patio. $200 mo. by year. S 125
to June l~th. 1113 Via Ko1'01t.
Ph. H&r, 2871 ·J. 28c~O
1 BR a_pt., dWIU1trs ..... $62.liO mo.
2 BR. apt., upatrs. ........ $77 .50 mo.
12"-Pearl, Balboa Island. in' blk.
to Ferry. To see call owner
Harbor 30tl2-J. 28p33
BAY VIEW New be&utlf\l1 '2 bed-
room apt. fumish:ed. Winter
""'t&L R'eofonable. BAY APTS.
301' Edgewater, BaJboa. 28p33
FURNISHED 2 bedroom newly
deoorated house. Balboa. Ideal
location, one house from Ba}'•
$2' Alvarado Place. Sept. l~
June lG $86 per monUJ. Phone
lflrbcf 1Ji70.J. 28c30
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RED BARN BOUSE
BACK BAY RANCH
8"'immlng poo1. 2 bdrm&., untum.
$75 mo. Avail. about Oct. l 5lh.
Bea. 8'1M--J" for appt. 28c30 •
WINTllR RENTALS -FURN.
LOVELY 2 bdrm ocean front, $60.
SbJ.gle, IN1table tor couple $35,
utl1. Incl., Sept. 15. Balboa Pe:n-
lnsala. Bar. 1752-W . 20tt
WINTER RENTAL-Newly fur-
ma11ect apL 2 J.arc"e rooms, elec.
1"efrtpraUon, beat and rea.aon·
able rent.. Act'OSll from Tele--
'phone omce. H. 2!;21-R 27c29
WINTER OR YEARLY RENTAL
-Avatlahle sept. ll nlca 2s
bdrm. apt. wttli aeparate gar.
op. 206\i Dlamolld Ave., Bal·
boa hland 27c%9
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' OCEAN FRON'l' cmpL, """-• 3 bd·
nn. l!lrUd fncw, !&oft 11•. rm.
Wood puollns. UllO 1110. 700I
W : OceOJ\ P'i-ont, Har. Sli&l.
I 27c:29
M:ODlilSTLY ~· S bdrm home.
$100 per mo. 28&2 ctrele DJ'.,
Bayshoru. or Oouc:Ju 74880.
2ae31
AV All.ABLE Oct. ltt-l!l'Umlahed
2 bdrm. home. Winter rental
S&0 mo. 4101A. E. Bay Ave., Bal·
boa. 25p36
BALBOA PENlNSULA-1 bclnn.
apta. Llneno 4k uW. turlL Sleep
*-Winter ront&J.. flO mo.
AUIO 2 bdrm. apta, available.
a.n.i>..n Apt.a., 15&6 lllramar
JCl.DNa .,_pta., Hllll W. Balboa
~ 1'f1-W H..rbor Sf.21.>V
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BALBQA ISLAND
FURNlS~D HOME, oor. lot, 2
IS•· bdnna with twin beds, lge.
living rm .. tlreplace, patio, dbl.
car. Adult.. Leue $12$ per mo.
Mr. Smith Har. 2i43. 20Ue
J'URNIBlDID Winter ""tal &ftll·
able, 1-two -4k -~ bedro<ml apt.a.· OWner on P"'l""
lies Au11 SO to Sept, 6. 1802
W. Ocean Pront, Newport Bell.,
or call Topu 2·94124 19"28
-Rentals Wanted
We line people W'&IU,,. tor l, 2 A
a bdrln. -and --bomee. Trly ... or .uon.. CALL
ll:llNII!! IMlTB at W. ll. FISH·
ER °'9'ICE, tlli OoUt mvd.,
C:O.... do! Kar. Har. 2441 ll!Uc
·Somebody Wants
'lb.at uaed turnlture, brtc-.a-bra.c,
paintlnp. etc.. now talUnc up
space in. your carage. Find a buy-
er with a cla.ssitled &d' in t1'e
News-Timea. Poat, "and Preu com-
bination. Just Phone Harbor 1818.
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SPECIALISTS .
Call -Cr&I( Linwood Vick, Rltor.
BALBOA ISLAND Balboa Island. Her. 2042 13tfc
EIOHT APTS. Wlnter or yearly ------------
ren~. 1 bdrm -newly decor-
ated, Balboa Laland Apt.s. Har.
3™·J. 2:1c28
Two bdrm. tum. twtn bed.I. fire-
place, patio. gar. 1 or 2 chll-
dJ'•D O.K. Sll5 per mo. incl.
utlL on yiarly lease.
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Balboa Island
AND llARJIOR .ARBA
Bee ua for JUrl:I' and
wuonal rent&la..
Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
308 Karine, -Ial. Bar. !500 • llltlo
Three rm. tum. apt., My v1ew.
$85 per mo. ln<lu. utll. Yearly LIDO ISLE
Jeaae. Clever 1 or 2 bedroom l'Urnlshed
ER.i"'ITE SMITH -9115 Cout Blvd., apartments. All ULllitlea are
Corona del Mar HAR. 24•3 paid. Private garagea and nlc?
17TFc I patio. Reiuwnable rents.
-------,P.A. PALMER
BALBOA ISLA.ND yearly rental.: IN CORPORA TED
2 bdrm. borne completely tum.13333 Via Lido 1416 cout Hlway
Hotpoint auto. wuher, 2 car Newport Beach Harbor l500
1&1'· Adult.a. Owner at 127 To-13tfc
pa.z. Har. 2974-J. 26c28 •
A TJ:RACTIVE large new. 3 room
apL Untum. S70. Furniture
available. 0 a rage, laundry.
11531 SummJt Rd., South La-
guna.. Har. 290C-ll. 26c28
Modern 2-bedrm. Balboa
OC&AN VIEW-Furn, large liv.
rm., bdrm., larre klti:.hen. gar.,
$70. jno. to June 15th. 115-39th
St., Newport Bch. 28p30
YEARLY UNFURN. 2 bedroom
home. Lge. lot. garage. S85 mo.
470 Flower, Coata Mesa... Beacon
Peninsula home, I 62<>:1-RK. 2&30
Completely rurniahed. Encloeed
patio, barbecue, fireplace, Panel SMALL CO~AGE tum. Sult. tor
Ray heat . .SIOO mo. to June l5th couple. Wlnter or yearly. 307
o't 1160. mo. year round. 2022 l111and Ave.. Ba.Jboa. Ha.rbor
)(lramar, Balboa. Har. 1803-W. 2M2. 2&30
or Trintt)I 9M9. 26c28
AV AILABLI: Oct. 1.t-Fumlahed
2 bdrm. bomt. WtnUr rental,
'60 mo. flS l!l Bay Ave., Bal·
IJoL Ph. Har. 0393-W. 26pJ6.
BALBOA ISLAND
19'7 two-tone green Pontiac, Tor-
pedo 8, sed. cpe. by orlg1nal
owner. Good condition, faat.
powerful. Fine rubber. Radio,
ex.t.raa.-~Price S8Q6.. Phone Ha.r.
1618 27ttc
Two Beautiful apt.a. -each with 1939 PONTIAC 2-dr. aedan. Ex·
2 bdrm.9 -; plank peg tlol>ra in Cf:]>~ly rood cond.IUon. Ha.s
upst&!n apt, -Lovely p&tlo • original palnL Pb. Bea. 843()-J .
ground. For turt.her lntormation 28c28
call SY. 3·4131, Puadena. Calif. ------------
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FURNlSHED houae and garage,
l \9 baUa. $47.60 mo. Water
patd. Couple or l chUd 0. K.
109 28th SL, Newport Beacll.'
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49-Aot.>& Wanted
Expert
Auto Repairing
Complete Body and Fender Work
_ Free Estlm&t.es
2028 Harbor Blvd. Co•ta M~sa
NOT OFTEN
Can we offer a BRAND
NEW home on the BA¥-
FRONT of LIDO ISLE.
''l'hia home ia o.n 1 ~ Iota
and b,.. 4 bedrooms, with
huge J1tmpua room finillh-
ed with birch, tolether
with larie insijle barbeque.
T w o batha, 2 showel"I,
forced air , heat, bar type
lrttchen l.n n.tural woods,
2 patioe, 2 ~ car 11an11e
and new pier and larie
1lip. Ll'ling room ia 18x28
with all rooms extra nice.
J'lnt time advertiaed at
price of $!15,000. fletter
see thia.
ALSO
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' OORONA DEL MAR .
Level R 2 Jot, -Only S2.650
$(IOO DOWN -$25 MO.
$1,200 DOWN -$7,500 FULL PRICE
Good 1 Bdon home, 5 years old
3 Bedroom home, 2 years old
Ocean Cout Line,.Canyon & Hill View
$32,000 -Exclusive with. us
TllRU BS.DR.Ma. 6 de.n home on 1 %: lots near sbopplng
catu.' Bu Dolty plDe living room with fireplace, ex-
pc-4 ~ le bar in 1• X 20' den. Many olher features.
.ApPNIX. 1800 .q. ft-plua double garage. Owner leaving
~t. 1. 5'uU price OD.Jy 112,500. See anytime at 703 Helio-
trope.
THE WHITMAN CO.
400 Coast Hlway Corona de! Mar
Ph. Har. 1862 (Eves. Har. 1082-R or Har. 1693-M)
CORONA DEL MAR
1 South of Hiway
• P""" to Shopping dlatrict,
Bay and Ocean
Completly Furnished
$8800
on LIDO. ISLE another EXCLU·
atvt otferln.I'. Thi.a ia a ne&rly
new 3 bedroom home, torether ------------------------2 Bedrooms with large playmom all on a
•1 ~ tt. lot in prime Location.
Home aJ.90 has 2 balhA. outaide
shower, di»posa.J, wired tor
electric stove and dryer ansf
bedrooms are all excepliona.l.
Lovely patio ls one of the
mwn feature& Here t_, a Jot
ot home tor $29,600.
ALSO
a few C"hoice Iota tor ae.le on
LIDO ISLE at rock bottom
prices. Pl'iv&te beaches, re-
strictions, clubhouse, tC"nnia
court.a, etc., m<e theae lots
very desirable. Renlember wben
these tew lot• are sold they
are GONE. \Ve are the OE·
YELOPERS of WOO ISLF.
where a little buys u LOT. •
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Vla Lido 1418 Coo.st Rwy
Newpot't Beach. Callt.
Harbor ,1500 •
$1,500 D 0 .W N
HERE'S )'Our chance to buy a
good 2 bedroom home on l,..
acre. Frame -Cedar ahingle
root -good floors. Well con-
structed. Lots of extra features.
WE'LL LISTEN TO A GOOD
OFFER. Out ot town lad}'
wants lo sell b&d.ly. Asking ..
$8950
Exclll.iive Listing
SWIMMING POOL
ON BROADWAY
Also ha.a 3 bedroom• In excellent
condition. Hardwood noors -
fireplace -bathtub and sepa.r·
ated tiled stall shower. Large
dining area. Vent. bllnds. Back-
yard fenced. 2 car prage. Patio
G. I. Terms with 4tfo. interest
rates. Payments Including taxes
and ins. are only $&4 .38 . EX·
CELL.ENT BAY at ...
$13,500
Another Exclusive Liating
SHORE CLIFFS
In thia exclU.iive district of beautiful homes we
offer two, three and four bedroom homes. De-
algned to take full advantage of the ocean and hill
view. •
Priced from $23,500 to $37, 500
Which is below today's reproduction costs.
Call for Appointment to see
ERNIE SMITH with W. E . FISHER
Realtor -Associate
916 Coast Blvd.
Phone Ha'rbor 2443
Builder -Realtor
· Corona del Mar
(Eves. Harbor 0379-R)
BRAND NEW 2 BEDRM. HOME
Under $1000 down
Payment.I approx, $65 mo.
Don't mia thia one!
FOR LEASE to reliable experienced operator
THE RED SNAPPER CAFE
On Cout Highway. Full equipt.
Tile Sink,
Thermostat Controlled Heat
Wood Floors throughout
' Large Picture Windowa
· with built-in planters
Cedar Shingle Roof
For Sale by owner
Phone Har. 3888 days
Phone Har. 1520-J Eves.
A. SANDY STEINER, Realtor $9500
Muriel M. Pinover Chas. B. Retmier
634 Coaat ru-y. Newport Beuh . Beacon 5157 2 BR-TV den, gar apt
----Thia 11 the "picture book" klnd.
Large 3 Bedroom WellsBuilt House
50 ft. bualness frontage on Newport Blvd., New-.
port Beach. Zone C 1. fl~,000 value -will be sold
' Now at $9,950
Exclusively by JOE CALLI.
Call eve8., Har. 3838
WATER FRONT
ISLAND HOME
PLUS INCOME
EXCLUSIVE
BEACON BAY
Home & Income
Soft grey with white trim-red
1 brick ln front. Huge plate gla..ss
window• -fiaptone fireplace,
parquet tloora. Bright yellow In
,> 1pacloua cheery kitchen, tile
galore. Barbecue .
+
-car sarare &lid roughed-in rm.
with 1' t.th. WW eoaatder lot
u part down paymenL
ONLY $17:50 DOWN
3· Bdrm. Beauty
WHY PAY RENT ! ? 1' -Ovm-
er Ln MedJcal COrp11, muR leave
and will cooperate with buyer
1 ma.k:lnC" It poalble to own thbs
1 lovely bome,. Soft colon, tlne
taate and the beat appolnt-
mmta throughout. Uv .. rm. hu
' a ••1wt.tr a••••• ta
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* * * SPARKY.ES WITH QUALI'l'Y * * *
Design,' matedals, speclfteatlona and , workman ••
ship ehallmge the moat critical home seeker.
In '0?1'0!1& Bighl&nda, built on a alopiilg view ic\t
60 X 225 ft. 'n>e m&ID floor: at street' level con-
aista of doable garace, entry hall with planting
feature . and convenient Guest Ooeet, cheerful
living room with l&J'ge brick fireplace, dining
room hu beamed celling and attractive wall
paper,. outatanding Electric Kitchen with tile
features and solid natural finish ash cabinets.
two bedroom, large linen closet and attractive
tile bath, •
Loweg level bu a guest bedroom and bath, spas
ciou.s 19 X 27 Rwnpus room with bar and fire.
place, opening through double Dutch doors onto
terraced and fenced rear garden.
Exterior is of redwood, stucco and brick; The in·
terior needs' lots of adjectives to describe. Heavy
random width pegged floors. Extra large cen·
tral heating plant. Lots of closets and storage
apace,
Thia home is occupied by owner and can be shown
by appointment only.
FULL PRICE $27,500 -SOME TERMS
Fred J. Crosier and Associates
Realtors and lnsurors
406 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar -Har. 3571
BAYFRONT -BAY AVENUE
EXCLUSIVE
Four bedrooms and maid's room, 31.12 baths, Ex-
cellent construction, hardwood floors, fireplace,
i large patio. '
PIER AND SLIP
$49,500 Unfurnished
BAY & BEACH REALTY
J, M. MILLER, Mgr,
,ED F'lTZPATRICK
' 1450 Balboa Blvd,
GLODEN FAY
DICK FAY
Harbor 1264
CORONA DEL MAR
New 3 bdrm. home, south of highway -2 baths-
Hardwood floors -Fireplace -Dining Room -
Forced Air Furnace -Many built-ins -$16,300
Full Price -Excellent Terms
·TOM PAYNE, Realtor
310 Coast Highway, Cqrona de! Mer Harbor 2774
TWO OCEAN VIEW LOTS
$12,750 EACH
Finest location, 40' by 140', on Ocean Blvd., .com-
manding an outstanding view of Ocean and Har-
bor entrance. R·l one, level l<>ts with sandy loam,
no asaessmenta. Moltp. No. 2632
RAY REALTY CO .
500 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar Har 2288
WINTER OR YEARLY tum. 3
bdrm., tJJe ba~ fireplace, lher-
mmtat heat. Garage, hardwood
thruout.. Tile Kitch~ larce
reh1s:erator. FLOYD'S ·Phil Sullivan
Private l.andlnl'. beautiful ocean
vlew. nearly new. 2 complete
double apartment.a, plate .,glLS!I
•enclosed Jounce, sun deck. tlag
atone patio.
Luxuriously fumlahed 3 bdrm.
home plUs 1 bdrm. apt, 3~
baths. 3 d.reMlng rms. with
ahO\ven. Garbage dl.sposal, diah-
washer. Work shop area. Forced
&Jr heat -Thermo controlled.
Large partly enclosed patio. 1 ~
years old. One ot finest homes
with lncome in Harbor area.
Shown by appolntment only
flrtplace and fHeze carpeta I------------------------
wall to wall Chamlng In every
detall. G. I. loan $62 mo. APT., FURN. large llv. nn., 1
bdrm., thermostat, furnace, tiJe
bath &-kitchen, garage.
see 17~ Plaza del SUr, BAJ boa
Frtday Saturday or Sunday
26p28
CLIFF HA VEN RENTALS
Two Bdnn. A den. :P'um. Yearly
rent.al ·-··-·······-······-----·--·····-•121
Three Bedroom, turnlWd. Year-
ly rental .................................. $126
Phone Fred Barker, Bea. 5796
evenings Bea. 6939-J
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OCEAN FRONT Wlnter Rental.
Sept. 15 -June 15, 3 bdnn.s.
$75 mo. 1205 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Bel boa. 26p28
Apt. for rent. Bal.boa Ial&nd
6cH
51-~ '
LUOOAGJ; trlr., all ateel body,
• x. 6 feet, ,.reen, canvau cov-
ered. Make.a good traVellng bed
or dump truck. Two new tires,
$125. 3~ IJdo Soud, Lido Isle.
ca.ll Harbor 1803-M. 26c28
1951 VIJONQ 27 ft ., liXe new, all
equipped, $2,075. Phone Bea.
6606-M be.tore 6 p .m. Tra.Her at
21st 4: Tustin, No. 7, Coeta
Mesa, 23ctf
FOR SALE Or trade---Elcar 1951'
26-ft. aJ.J-aluminum tralJer. Toil-
eL and Mower. bland bed.· Slpa.
4. Box 274. BaJboa Island.
28c:SO
Room tor Rent, Corooa dill Mar
Phone Har. 2899-W before 10 a.m.1 ,57-o;.;..~8';;-':;=Ell=fl'::.;::te:;_;W,;..Ul=ted;;;;:;...._
26c28 WANTED
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• Geo, Everson BY OWNER THIS WEEK ONLY
3803 Marcus. Newport Beach
Ph. Harbor 3282-J
1866 Newport Blvd., Costa :P..teaa
(Across from Coat& Mesa Bank)
Phone Beacon 7123
Eve1. Bea 814.9-W Bea. M~-J _________ c_2_ec_2_s
23"2~
LIDO ISLE
New 3 bdrm., 1% balh, modem
home. Forced air heat, fireplace
birch kitchen. diaposal, many
o t tier outstail)ding featurea.
Vihere elR on Lido can you
find a value like this:
Priced $20,500
ALSO
CHOICE large corner bldg. site,
Udo Isle.
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lencia Ortn.ges, 4 acre.a ln per·
m&nent p&11ture, located In
beautlf\Jl Oranre Park Acres,
nr. Ora.nee. $18&0 per ac. trma...
Call Carleton Smith with Ver-
non L. Valentine, Realtor, 117
E . Chapman Ave., Orange.
Ph. Oran&• 2172 :ZSc30 ------------·
End of Seuon . Special
Newport Heights
$500 DOWN
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BAY SHORES
BUILD on
BAY FRONT Vacant Lot
YOUR own home, pier A: 1llp. On-
ly bay front vacant lot avail.
Exclusive
BAY SHORES
P. S.-We have 2 other f\ne buys
comparable to the above. Let
us slww you . . . ·
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor -Office
3911 -17th, Ooota -Beacon 15786, •fta. 8-•ooa IOS7-M
See This Lovely Old
Redwood House , . . .
.,Of~ IJOV8,E, All Week ·
' 916 OCEAN BLVD,, CORONA DEL MAR
Unaurpaued view of ocean and Harbor entrance.
Llvmg room 16' x 28'. 3 bedrms., 2 batlla, 35• " 125•
corner lot, ocean front. View of Harbor entrance
can. never be \)betruCted. Furnished or unfUrnished.
Call Harbor 369 or see your local broker.
NEW 3BDRM.
HOMES
REAI.I.y LOVELY
Fireplace, double garage
Hardwood flool"I. 1'9. Iota
Ocean View, CIOl!e to
Shopping & transportation
$ll,950. on terma
Peninsula Homes
NEW 2 BDRM. dbl. gal'&glO. Fire-
place. Thermo controlled heat.
Garbage dl.spoeal. . A good '"Y
at $13,500. Down pymL $3600.
LOVELY OCEAN FRON'!: HOME
S bdrm., 2 bath. Luge rwnpua
room on lower noor with bl.r·
becue unlL lde&l for enterta.ln·
Ing. llarveloua view of chan-
nel entrance from picture 11(1n-
clow1o. Thie -be dupli-
cated at lleted price Of '28,'ll50.
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Monday 0 :51 a. m_ 4.0 8 :08 a. m.
·7 :31 p.m.
6 :37 a.. m.
9 :21 p. m.
7 :05 a . m.
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0.7 Sept. 8 12:36 p. ni. 5.7
TUeeday 2 :10 a. m. 3.3 ' 2.5
0.9 SepL 9 1 :22 p. m. 5.3
Wednesday 4 :41 a. m. 3.1 3.0
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Thursday 7:30 a.. m. 3.4
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4 :03 p. m.
Ft ILL
MOON
Oct. J
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LAST
QUARTl!R
Sept. 10
NEW
M00"1
Sept. 20
Fred llarenz I Wishon Gets
Two Marlin
Sails • • • •
for every need
Two martin ln one week, lhat Is
1 Frank Wl.8hon's Htory, and a hlgh-
1 ty plrasant story It ~.s. Frank, 33~
E . Bay Front, Balboa Island, went
out SC'pl. 3 and hook ed up a 129-
lb. fU!h with Nonn Begg as s k ip-
iw.·r . Sail Laundry . \\'ednes<lay, he pulled a 116-lb.
Mildew Proofing I n1arlln aboard with his wlr~ a..s
s klpJH'r. Wife Dorothy, like the
I old man In H em ingway's Ol'W Doak.
had l o outwit a shari( :.~1at was
2055 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA I after the fish. She wu successful.
ThC'ir son, J ohn. 7 l...i. was on t he
1 boal "'ilh th em.
BEACON 801'7
I Re,.utu come rrom · con11tan1
Practice! An Ad regularly ln t.hUI
1 {IA.per will produce reault.8 for you.
BE YOUR OWNS~/
llEW 30 n. U-DRIUES -A.'llD SAU:S
Phone Beacon 5546
Tackle Bait 8 Scoop Bait Ta'!ks
Don (not Doc) Charle
1%15 <X>AST m o m\'AV-S'EWPORT BEACH
Fiberglass Your Boat
-at -
K 0 V. E R K R AF T
907 Coast Hi9hway -on the Bay
Ph. Bea. 5406
U~Drive Cruisers. • •
• • . . Nearest to the Ocean
Live lelt
Outboards ·--Launchl,..
• 5-11'-ll
e Tackle
I Jlariln OutboaH Moton Authorised Apat
ELLIS BOAT RENTALS
!BOS <lout lllghway Newport Beach Ph. Barbw !Slli
.WINTER SPECIALS
17' FAIRLINER, RUNABOUT ........................ $
l'° MANDELLA UTILITY ···············-···-~--........ .
!O' CHRIS CllAFf RUNABOUT ······--·····-····--·
Z4' ENC. CRUISER, Sleeps 3 ..... T ................... .
Z4' SPT. FISHER, Bait Tank ........... _ ............ ...
Z6' GARWOOD CRUISER, T. S ........................ .
llO' llUNTEB S • 8 Radio, Xlllt. ·········-·····--···-···
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KUT olllon -a11 o1uo -power .u oa11
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The grand sport of fi"1.lng con-
tlnuou8ly hol<ls many new and
colorful surprises in our local
waters. A group of Lady An-
glers reecnlly on board Trade
Wind met with a memorable one.
lnaamuch Q..!j the unpredictable
albacort!: put on a disappearance
a ct more than a \veck ugo, the
gal& wl*!I;· corroborated v.·it h
"Pappy Grahan1'.s (sk l p~rl spec-
ulation that wc~d fi s ll 111i:; wo11ld
beat a probable dr;y run for alba-
core.
lfo\\·f'\'Pr, thf' ff"rulnlnr an,;lrr11
hadn't anfl('lp1tl f'd thf\ plru. ... urr
or hllllns: a. ll('h uol of bin{' f in
tuna. -\Vhi<'h hap(M'nMI -off
s horfl do\\'h around th" uld
barn landmark. JI n-qnlrt'S a
lot or lhJ;t'hUJfy lo 1H'M.11Ht.c1 f' R
blu .. nn to take a Im.i i. Tl\'o of
our m r mbf'r M (oftt•n 111 thr
headllnr11) apra rc·nlly in t h l'
know Mlf'~l'dt>d In hookln~ 111•
-non.. othr r than f-'ranN'8
Pula"kl and Thrlma Brailford.
Thelma e.ncnuntcred a 1L ttl1~ bad
luck \\'h1·n her t11nA took a lnnJ!
run and tang'lerl \'{llh ;•n nn('hor
rope pro~1·t ,v or tht' Sl:1p-a-L<111
adjacent to T rade \\'1 nd:i !"lrr·n
rtlsqualify1n~ her f1:-ih. \\'el~lung
16 lbs. 11 1:0: oz. 1''ran<'cs boated
hers as a lf'git1n1nte. qualtf.y1ng a~·
the first tuna in the rlub this
sea30n.Wcight 10 lb.!i. l 1 oz. on
3 6 tac kle.
With surging 1ntcrc~t. n1any of
the mcn1bers art> tuk1nr; advan-
tage of t he exc('11t1onul run of
marlin and ~CV"ral h&VP taken
their first marlin . An1vn& thoS<'
are Lury No!'.lcnzn, Dorothea Kins-
father and ~111.ri:-arct SOfl<'n. Ttlel'rE'
girls \\'ere out \1/1lh blood in their
eyes, apparently, s1 nt:e they \Ver~
using heav.\' tackle rendl'r1ng al-
most surety in landing one.
Aftt>r t"·o unsu1·rr:sMfnl hook·
Up!I l~1K"k~· ;\"oow·n1.<' fl1'1hlng on
board Dolfln II hookf"dup thf'
third timP-l>f'lif'\'ln,l.l" In thr old
Mlagr "lhP third lhnf"' 1:. thP
charm." LU('Y brought h f' r
l{OrK~ 8Jlf"f'ltnt•n In a fl1•r
battling It ;,o . mlnutf'M.
Our luf'cioufll prema.lurE>ly grey
hairt'd ,i.ral Margaret Scwlrn t.Mrs.
Glen I got her 1321 :: lb 111a rhn in
In a hurry 29 ni in utc~ from lhe
time It was hooked. Needless to
sa.v, Glen, \Vho was !!!kippering
their boat Chinook, was fit to be
tied horsing her first marlin -
we won't go Into that. But that
lt11n't all. The r1 vi. was ao....,. hot
aftl"r boating, the Sodens were
forced t o rope It to the stern &nd
--t"
SO "KLll!'lli'KERS," Wf' dt>al
only In • o u n d , Rn'tt"able
muton. Thf')' art' f'.\:JH"rll)'
l"f'COndJtioned In nur m\·n shop
and are excellent. valuPS.
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Jack Toon and Co n n i e
W urdeman'n were the magic
names in Sunday's PC-Rhodes
rac!e t o Avalon sponsored by
the Balboa Yacht Qub.
Toon t ook the· George Strom
trophy \\'\th a third and a fin1t .
Like Wurden1annn, he commented
that ll Wl:iM "n n1ost wondertul
sail." Breezes or JO m . p. h. paced
them both o n the tack over and ·
reach back. Lou eorree took lleC·
on1! i.n Squaw, l!Uld 1'"rank Woods.
third.
Amon,c thf' Rhodf>_g, \\'uf"tko-
mann took thf' Ruth Mryt>n
tro11hy. Illa 1'11d8hlp \Vaa flnl
a...r~ and fourth on the ~.)
lnrn, beating Hill Klrch~r·11
llt'OD)'·f'flnny \\'h.lch took the
flr8t on t hr return. Bob \\'hltf'
'''""' third In White C&p.
Marvelous weather marked the
race. Bolh Catalina a.nd the
n1ainland were visible at all I
times. Al Avalon the boys had
a gt'l together and songfe8t. Strat I
Bnrigh~ of South Coast liked the
j:farty so n1uch, he stared over a I
few e'x tra days to relax. T oon I
laid hi" triumph to his terrific
r rev.·. Lloyd "S\\'ede" JohnlfOn.
Bob Glea80n, and Mike Driskell.
CALL IT L UCK , call It a&,)'thl.al', Mr&. Llly Cal.I bu three
m&rlln altt.ady this ae:uon. ~ CaJl took her lat.mt 134-lbA., Sun-
day. She la aho\\>'D \\'Ith l er first. flnt aJeo of tbe Newport
Harbor Lady Angle ra. (Kent H itchcock Photo)
1'far1anne Pearcey's Rhodes wa.PJ
second a cros.a, but had some rig·
ging lroAt bles. She finushed the
re.cc under pG\\'er. Coleman Leaves f o'r More Albacore
" After Breakdown Off Guadalupe drag it for' 30 n1lnu(es before
was ea.fl!! to carry on boa.rd.
Refuge, Bill Coleman·s commer·
cia.1 nshe r. leaves. t omorrow for
Me~loan waters after another
catch ot albacore. ·
Colema.n, who lives at 2020 Or·
ange Ave., Coeta Mesa, ha.d en·
gine trouble on hla last trip oft
Guadalupe Jala.nd. He had about
5~ ton aboard when a. cylinder
on his Caterpillar diesel canked out.
Ao· .BIU put It, "The"' Juat
8.l"en't any machine 111 hop 11
around Guadalupe.•• He radioed
tM company tD San Olecn. They
n rw the part• and dwnptd tbem
by panchute to bis -..
Coleman rlcred up a makeahJtt
engine and powered hls way ba~k
to t he Harbor. He l.s accompanied
by Tom Beach and Mellon Bran-
non of Costa Mesa.
-' ' • • ~' ~ ~ tuEsoAy, ·sm. t, 1Jli.
their marlin: Thunday -..! W . A .
Elli.on. 104 %: ; Blrger A. Out.he,
128 % ; Heney Wrtcht. 11111; Ken
Hill, 115 % ; Pl!ll Hedlund, U2 % .
Friday-cbuelt H. Klnplond.
Ul; Kno. H. S . Stark, 134%;
D. R. H&Men, 1118; Rodpro Hall.
121; Harry H. Houee, 110; Mra.
be added to the Flberglu abella
for dlatrtbuUOil Ill the Eut and
MlddJe Wa:L
Hu& will conUnue to be made
at the Coet& Mesa factory. Her·
berta took over lbe Wlaard plant
ln 1947.
Dorothy Klnlfather, 113.,.;. Don -------------
B. Alderman., lf-4 ; Dave Flnk, 1"3.
Saturday-Joe Ba.han, 166; Rosa
Fullbright, 187; A T . Artna (2)
193%, U5%; Gil Wayne (2)
12611'. JU; Jane Groenendyke, 130;
Ivan Ellmo.re. 17&; Burt Conon.
145; Don Coraon, 110; GeofT'!
Rilter, 134; Bill Hughes. 11111;
Harold WrPte, lM ; Mra. M.argaret
Soden, 132; Dale L John.llOI\, 136:
Guinn Lloyd, 130; Cl&rMoe White.
132; Ira H . Kent. 163; A. W . Mc·
Donald, 154.
Sundfly-John E. Robert.a, 129:
Allen 0 . Huff, 120; E . Nott, 96;
R. A. Ingram, 132; L. P . Barn·
hart, 133; F1"ed Grant, 189; Don
Ames, 170; Mn. P . Fred John-
eon, 118; Ed Cleland, tZ7; Bill
Pigg, 142, 137 % ; Peter Reid, 119;
Mrs. Uly CaJI, 13ti.,t ; Kenneth
L. Ball. 118; Jack Elll80ft, 188~;
Charles Hopton. 1861'; Thoma.a
A. Garey, 1.U: J'. D., Rlc.h&rdson ,
115; Sheldon HartweU, is.t; Zen·
as LeoRaro: 123: ForTeel Owen,
124 ; Harold Wooda. 126; George
Pillsbury, 129; E . I... Launder.
134 ; Jack Bronte, 130; Don
Boles, :Ill.
Wizard I ells
Expansion Plans
A $60,000 expansion program
ha.a been announced by Wtzard
Boals, Inc. of Coeta Mesa, accord·
Ing to CUrtls A. Herberta, pre.al·
dent. · ·
H erberts staled the pl&nned Jn·
creue ln taCllltie1 will enable the
company · 00 more than double pro-
duction &nd add new products to
t he preeent line or Wizard boa.ls.
Expanaion Includes the aqulsl·
Uon of land valued at $40,000,
leue improvement.a valued at $4,-
000. and a $18 ,000 inveilment in
buildings and equipment. The com·
pany pre.aident alao dlaclosed the
organization la prelle!lt1y conaid·
ering the e11ta.bU.hmen ot a "fin·
ishlng v.nlt '' in the Qreat Lakes
region where molds and trim will
NIWPOIT WATU Tl;WP. .Luty-.rU.1 T1tlo,.... ..
ARE YOU GOOD?
')'e're aot t.t.ert.eted la
your morals, Mt an you
.. -............ Tell ...
the name of Ute Port On.nee
hoa&. Ul!U had 1171 aJM.core
llnce th 1t&rt of tile nm
Jal7 11.
8be'1 a well·k:ao"'11 sport
fhher with ' reputatioa for
belDc one of U.e top t.oab
)'Ml' In Md yeer out aay·
wbere on the ceut. Sldpper
ll • Mad10me chap and a lo--
cal mu wlloee tau.er werka
wltll him ......_ be ~ .. to
lla1I.
Here a.re • couple m o r e
klnt.a. Boat's aaane eonl&la1
aame word twice and tM
aldpper'• name la famllb.r ta
eveey ora.ltlloloctat. Brlal(
the Port. O...,.,.e Pete ad o\·er
to 011 with TOW eOrl"fd -· a\i\·er and we'll be ''err clad
to pat JOU Ga fM 1lae1t Ujl
lland you one of our excep-
tlo9all)' ·-......... ._ ... Aaswer aen week!
BOATS SAILING DAILY
OYPSY MI!ISA.WIT AIALUNOA
IA.M. IAM. 7&.llL
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W.d. S A. W.
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JUNIOR CHAMPION of U.,. !IA'-.......... Club,-P et.. Meotoo.
hohh trophy pl"t.'M'flt..d by Anctts Potter a.ad Frank Sawyl!!r Sat-
urd&l' a fte m oon at .S"'''port H&rbor Grun.mar ScbooL Heaton won .
th!' troph,y f or ('alchJD( JO ,....netles of edible fta.h.
Bill says he ran into some big
onea O¥t th.e r~ -"Muat have
weighed around .0.50-Ibs." He aid
jthey were really two-men ti.sh,
needing two men to he& ve them
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FREEZE yo·u1·~ ·
'" ._ NAVY DANGER A.REAS
(New s-Times Photo) Harbor Frozen food lockers · ·,aboard the boat.
Wins Junior Championship The Navy announced the follow-
ing danger and firing area.a; San One of the biggest eve11ts of Newport Beach's Balboa Clemente. Pyramid Cove, Tues·
Angling Club came to a thrilling climax Saturday after-day, I-10 p.m . Wednesday, 8 a.m.
noon j t o noon. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 1
· . p.m. Pyramid Head -today The small fry crowned their 1952 fishing champions. through Sunday, 8 a.m. to 10:30
A:bout 100 people, tbe fishermen, their parents, and p.m. \Astle Rock -today tttrough
friends gathered at Newport Harbor Grammar School to Sunday, S a.m. to midnight .
sec the trophy pre~ntation.
la rgmt nsh among t™' f'.ntraitts. ~
'Lovely trophys were given the !
first and 1SCCond place wlnnss in
IO cla.aaiticatlons. Two boys. Ed·1,
7 YR8. 8AME LO<lATl()N
New 10-P•"!""rr -Radio EqulPl"!'i
418 -80tb ST. NEWPORT BJCA<lll
Thirty or the mru:t avid, excll·
rd y oungst el-s you can lmaglnt>
,KoJ:gled wlde·eyf'<I at th!! lmpres-
s1ve display of trophies on the
stage. die Groenendyke Jr., Balboa ls -I p• • _ A-AT. ••y -"'NT, mer-.n,A land, and Bill Doner, Newport ' a.--...... -.,__, -..,..,,
-"FUN ZOlfE IOAT CO.
Beach. were double winners. Olh-I FO~ ,BE8ERV A'l'IONS PHONE BABBOR, 8
ers follow: Albacore-Terry Trim· 8POllTFl8RINO _ BOAT RENTAL&
blr, .Corona del Mar, with a 27-lb. U-DBIVE CRUISERS
I oz .. fish. J im McBride. Newport
Beach. second with a 26·lb., 11 a., excaraloa eve"J' bi\or -He ~ 8all Olt the
oz. longfin. '40 l'"r day .. n.J Qw-60c: U-Driv.. 115 a day • ---
Yellowtall -Gary Martin, 14· leaff w1J, •tv late . aH oU: Bait &aab -I P'M'"C'flft -.w Boato oompl7 with
Cr'o\\'DNI .Ju.n.lor cham&Hon '''llS Pf"t#' Mf'fiton, Balboa bland.
"'ho rnuJbt l ~n \--arifo.tlf"e-of ed.I·
blf" fl~. PPtf' "'88 ce-rtalnly hap--
py ,,·bf'n Prftldmt ~ Pot-
lf-r and FMLDk Saw,yer ~t·
f'd him wlttt the foot.,:hla'h tro~
phy. The champlon l8 the onr.
"·ho tt&l•ten the &Tt:&te.t , ...... _
lety of flllh, not neceasartJy the
lbs .. 3 oz: Eddie Groenend.yke, Jr., C 0 •• 111 .• '-"·no 6 a. m. to Ci p. m .; llourty rmttab -'6 per It.oar. ~~~~·~-~~.,..,~~ ... ~~~~~~~:.::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::~ 13-lbs., 8 oz. Barracuda -Linnie -·-
Allred and Dennb Handy, New·
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Mercury
Motors J ready for
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Foctory Authol\ized
Mercury o~·tMer,
Sales and Services
Aho Ag111t for
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DA VE H. SPIES
port Beach, ti~ with 8-lb.. 14 .oz
fish. White Sea Bua -Tony
Vaughn, fO-lbe., 3-oz. Foreat G.1
SmJlh ill. Lido tale, 16-lb. Ba.es
Eddie Groenerfdyke Jr., S.lba., 8-
oz.; Mike· Walley, ~· ·1b8.,l·oz. Yf'I·
lowfln Croaker -BUI Doner, Newi
port Beach, 1·1b., 6-oz.; Marie Vari
Pelt. Balboa. l·lb., 4--0Z.
Spot!ln Croaker-Barbara Dike.
ca.la Meaa. 8-lbe .• 3-<>0 ; Bill Don'
ner. 3·lba. Hallbut -Antonnett~ '
Bfasottt, Monrovia, lf-lbe., 8-oz;
Unnle Allred, La Habra, fi-lbs ..
Z-o&. Mackerel -Bill Whither-
apoon. 8&il Bernardino, ~lbe., 12-j
oz.: Jim Llnd~an. Bslbo& Is-
land. l ·lb., 14-oz. '
The 100.--t, open I" ev-
~one l.rom t to ti yean of
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Dike of Newport --OU..
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....... 8&WJW, Bert lllUo, -. °""' 1e w-d.:r: 1 Put 9f the mone)' for the t.roi
phJ• ..... dooated "1 S.rt Kiili!
Milli _....., atoo, tbe proceec1a
a chUter putt, towardo the
pb)'. Van Cllmpa donated a movl
cm ta .flllblq.
otber -for tbe party Ill
cuded Von. de-CUipa (t:alce), Ill<
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