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CDM Is Scene
Of Twilight
Stick-Up
EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT , SEASHORE COLONY D, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MES> One of two Mexican youths, wt.
made their geta\l.•ay in a hot.rot..
stuck a gun in the back or a ~
rona del Mar resident just 'attn"
dark Tuesday night, and while U..
victim held his money hidden Im
the clenched fist of one upraised
hand, became so nervous that tw
apparently decided discretion w.
the better part and sCTammed wit.II
his partner. e mpty-handed.
VOLUME XXXlX F1ve Cent!I per Copy "''UMBER 98
THE Peterson In D.C. To Seek
SAND Phil.lip's Aid On College
. "'
18'Case
Solved The victim was S . D. Brock, 610
Marigold avenue, who told police
the following story:
CRAB
Dr . Basil Peterson. president of
Orange Coast Junior college, is In
the nation's capitol today. \Vith
Mrs. Zoe i'conlon had today come
from her !home in Los Angeles
to claim the body of her son,
Thomas W. Conlon, and thus
brought to a conclusion what had
been a 16-day-old mystery.
"I was "'alking south on t~
west side of Marigold toward hig~
way 101. Just before reaching ~
and avenue, I ~ two men
standing beside a car talking. By
the help of Congressman John
Phillips, repreS<'ntative or the :.!2nd
congressional district, he is e n-
deavoring to E'xpeditc action by
S A M \Var ~cts Administration on the
Since NO\!'. 24 police had sought
to detcRnine the real identity and
the death motive of a Balboa Inn
guest who called himself "Dr.
Francis O'Malley" and who was
found dead on the floor of his
room, a n apparent suicide.
"As I passed by one of them
said: 'Hey, Joe'.
"When I turned around I !law
one of the men had a revolveor
pointed at my stomach from a
distance of three feet. He made
me turn around and went through
my pants. I had a five and a one
and some keys in my pockE't and
\\'hen I r aised my hands I invol-
untarily clutched the money and
held it aloft.
QUESTIONABLE! Listen-
ed quite carefully to the
prolonged argument at the
Tuesday C. of C. meeting on
the reasons for the advent of
the various businessmen's as-
sociations and the functions
of the chamber thereto, and
have come to the conclusion
tha t both sides are "wet" as
to the duties of each. Most
of us missed the point en-
tirely, t<rwit: that the old
town ain't what she used to
be ; that its rapid growth into
a city has brought multiple
problems: that New po rt
Harbor is divided into a llalJ'
dozen sections, not apparent
In other cities; that business
men's groups are necessary
for their local problems, just
as in other communities, and
Iha t a chamber of com-
merce acts as a clearing
house for the whole munici-
pality, not just one part of it.
So-<>-<; a central civic body
can only be helpful to Bal-
boa, Newport, Corona de!
Mar, the islands, etc., with
advice. suggestions and the
offer of facilities in the way
of files, outside contacts,
adequate records, etc. You
wouldnotdreamofaskinga
sectional business associa tioA
to take up harbor develop..
ment, dredging, annexing,
contigious territory, Com-
munity Chest, promoting
movies of the district. enter-
taining congressmen, such as
the chamber does, etc. Those
local organizations must at-
tend to the improvement of
their own domains. The feas-
ible plan would be to have
representation from each le>-
cal in the cen traJ body,
which, I believe, is being
sought. But there is a distinct
cleavage between the two
which must always be borne
In mind. .
• • • Christmas P a r t y. Com-
bined annual session of the
Associated and Coast asse>-
cia tions at Huntington Beach
was· a great affair. And the
functior.s of a chamber of
commerce were fittingly pre-
sented in the printed slogan
of the combined commercial
bodies "as an organization of
business and civic leaders
who plan and then accom-
plish the worthwhile things
In their county (or city) that
most people think just hap-
pen:' That aptly applies to
the local situation affecting
business men's associations
and tlie chamber of com-
merce. The Christmas party
had one featw-e from Balboa
in which Herb Kenny per-
suaded Vaux White to send
his Hawaiian troubadors to
the enter1alnment. 1bey did
their stuff!
• + +
Poor Flahlnit. Much com-
plaint is heard among local
commercial fishermen °""' the punk runs of mackerel
with the resultant qulefude
of the Newport canneries.
Burt Norton, just back from
San Diego, says tbe same las-
situde revails there and the :f aoconl Is that the
purse aelnen are to Na-.
,,_ hefty pUbers CIM!I'
mlJes of OCll!llD apinSt wbich
the 11ttJe n.._. man Is belp-
Jas. moStly ~ tbe bis
fellows watnll not onlY the m1ibtY nets but a pc•erflll
ilillslllttve Jollb3' as a II•• t wlildl ...... waton GI' ... ==~-::~~€= 11an ..... .,, ........
.. Ill 01119'1 .., -tbt ~ t
application of the local college to
acquire a lease to a portion or
buildings and 1'1nd at the Santa
An a Army Air Base.
The ·board of trustees or the
school voted Dec. -I to send Dr.
Peterson to \Vashington to person-
aJly explain the nl't'ds of Orange
Coast Junior college.
A formal request by Dr. Peter-
son. president of Or ange Coast
Junior college, had bren made to
the War Assets Administration to
delay transfE'r of title to a r ecent-!
ly-bid 4 for portion of buildings and f
land at the air base. 1
Delay of title transfer had been
askC'd until Jan. 1. 1950, with an [
int<'rim lease for the same site at
the ra!e of Sl per year.
.. ~ow . .\.ND WELC0~1E," •Y• lock the Greeter, laa.9f.t-abaklpC
cream Persian prtu "'1nner owned by Mr. and Mn. Ralpb Morrla of
Balboa. to photoa-raphJc model Patrtci& Thorn.on. pretty dallehter of
Mr. and Mn.. Riiey ThontMln, •z.c Eut Bay avenUll!I. Balboa., by....,. of
Invitation to the manunoth 2nd Annual All Breed Cltam,plon.b.lp Cat
1how to be held In the ~uonlc: Temple audJtortum, Id Sout.b. New
Hampi11hlre a'•enue. near Pico and Vennont, Los Anreles. December
ISth and 14th. .lock h1 amonr the !25 top cate or the nation wtklclt
will be exhibited. Radio and mo,1e •tan will attend and make t.be
a"'·a rd!I. Blind reuer will reoef,•e a Mare or the net proceed•.
Edwin K . Dole. Chief Surplus
Property Officer. of !he California
State Department of Education is
accompanying Dr. Peterson and
will help in prC'senti ng information
to Washington officials.
Costa Mesa Lions
Arrange 2nd Dance Rose 'Royalty'
For Nawajo Rf1ief ====='"'
Un~;; ... tht'.'-i;mor~~ith~' Co.sta
Mesa Lions club, l.n cooperation
with the Musicians Union. Orange
county citizen! are not only pro--
viding food for the Navajos but
are havi ng themselves A good time
a! dances throughout the county.
Lsat Saturday the dance \\.'88 at
Santa Ana and over a ton or food
was collected; this coming Satur-
day one will be held at American
Legion hall, Costa Mesa, beginning
at 8 p.m . Admittance charge is a
gift of food and for those who
do not bring donations, food may
be purchased at the hall.
Investigatof'!i report the Indians
live principally o n a diet of mut·
ton and coffee, with fl our great!~·
needed and also canned beans and
milk. They have been in contact
with the citizens' rommittee at l .• :,..,=c'1u====-==:nc==::cc•===.:1
-photo by Amos Carr
5th Generation
Van FJeet Family
Opens Fish Co ..
Young and pret!y MUs AdeJe
Van Fleet is announcing the open·
Ing of the Va.n Fleet Fish com-
pa~y at 111 McFAddcn Place, New.
port Beach, at the location of the
scu food m!l.rket operated for the
past 21 years by Frank Suttora.
Miss Van F1eet is the fifth gen4
l'r ation of ~'Fishing Van F1 eets,"
lx-i ng the great-great grand· TWO-VEAR-OLD MICHAEL K. SNYDER Is sure to be on old
daughtC'r of Hendrik Van Flttt, ~·· II.st. Here be Is cetUnc that all-Im rt.ant letter oft to the
early Dutch emigrant to New Am-North Pole lQ plentJ" of time to set bis sha..r9 of Santa'A bq" of toys.
stcrdam, which became New Ybrk Mkhael Is the 80D or Mr. and Mrs.. William *· Snyder, the latter be--
City. Early records credit Hendrik Inc· the rormer .lune Gabriel, onetime News.-~ bookkeeper.
Van Fleet with the first ship----------_ t=Photo by Pat Gabriel ' :~~'.:;!. salt li•h back to the 01 d Thornton Warns Santa Alla Annexation
10,;;~.~~ 1~:!"!~~rp~,:. ·;~":m~ Plans May Still J eoparllilre OCJ C
pletE"ly r emodel the interior. in-I
stalling the latest of modern fix4 HS.at.a Ana'• e rrorta to annex the pro~ slte of the Oranp Cout
tures and ,~tith the opening dat~ Junior collece have been •topped only tefnpolia.rtly," .lamea 'lbornton,
to be a nnounced later. \'1oe pttllldent or the college. warned membeni of the Balboa Bay Uon•
Gallup, where supplles \Vi I I be
nown by C-54 transport from El
Toro Marine base and Bob Skiles,
ma!lter of ceremonies and origina-
tor of the idea. hopes to go along
to see to the disposal of the food..
It is hoped the distribution will be
ma dE" before Christmas.
One of PM&df'na'A Roi.e Tou.naa-
mf'nt princeA!Ml8, and "'1th a
chaar.e to Mcome 19"8 Ro9e lr------------club I.a.at nlcht.
Dr. Thornton outlined plans for
the new schoot ""'hich, he said, the
board of trustees and staff hope
to make a "model for the stall'
and the nation." Teaching pcl"!5o n4
nel is being recruited from the
country's !op instructors. and thP.
school's administration is cont1uct-
ing exte n!live investigation into
present -day educational needs.
Particular emphasis will be placed
on vocational placemC'nt and helJ>-
lng the student to choose his life's
career , Dr. Thornton said.
NO AIG IN POKE
ON ~IS DEAL
Lions all over the county are
aiding, and the Musician's Union
has dona tl'd S1500 worth of dance
music for Orange count.)', providing
for a 14 piece band for this com4
ing d ance. Next city to get In line
with this greatly needed aid wtll
be Huntington Beach.
KIMES AUTHORIZED
TO ACCEPT BIDS
Qutto, Js Ethlyn .lo.)'Drr, who
ApenM her Aummrr• oa Udo Isle
with hrr 1lstf'r. MrA. Paul Roc"-
"rs. 209 Via Dijon. She ls the
daucbter of L 8. loyner or p..,.
adeaa and Is a sophomore at
PU&d"na .lunlor colJqe. Ethlyn
ls l "J years old and her hobby Is
aa1Unl(. Nrxt year 1be hopee to
ba''e he.r o"'1l Snowbird a D d
enter the F1lcbt. or the S now-
birds.
Police Chief
Rakes in Dough
Chief of Police R. R Hodgkinson
had collected a total of $129.844.59
in taxes and assessments by the
end of November, his report re-
veal! today.
In his role as tax coUector he
also recorded $333.47 in redemp-
tions and u license collector. took
in $805 in business '1cese fees.
HELP! NEED ONE
RED SANTA SUIT
Among other things that
have come to our attention
recently is the matter of
Santa Claus !luit!I.
Apparently they are in
short supply.
At any rate, Larry Hart-
wig, of 1824 Vllelle street, is
supposed to play the part of
old Saint Nick on the night of
Dec. u when the cub Scouts
hold their Christmas party at
the Newport Beach Grammar
~ool-but he can't find one
of those red-trimmed4 in-white
union Nits lhllt Santa tra-
ditionally wears.
We're wondering if 101T1e--
one might have one lying
around that Larry could bor-
row just tor that night? We
hate to ill.ink of all tho9e dls-
appointed.CUb Scouts If Larey
doesn't ah.ow up looWn1r the
parL
Also a gt1Mt of the club, which
met at the Blue Room In Balboa, I wu \Villiam F . Kimes, assistant
1 superintendent and business man-
qer of O.C.J .C.
County to Test
Liquor Licenses
In Supreme Court
' The~· board of supervisors and s 'neherd C. E . Price
have b ied the hatche t (but
not in one of his hogs) and
Price as agreed to gel out of
the hqg ranch business by O..c.1, 1949 (so there ""'on't
be an ham for THJS Christ-
mas).
The tontro\'ers)· went whole
hog ~en Price asked the
board or a new U!le permit
to m e his swine business
<his s gan is nOt: "bU!liness
i!I swii;e") to a new Jocation
along Gisler Road near Santa
Ana River north of Costa
1.1esa. It seems certain C.OSta
f\.fesa residents went hog wild
and filed objtttion!I at the
mere idea of a .nearby pigsty.
In the meantime, Price can
SACRAMENTO, Dee. 11 .-(UPl maintain up to 1200 head of
-'Ibe County Supervisors A.ao-swine to which he feed!, prin-
dation of California today aaid cipally, garbage. Or so rules
~ county oUlctalJ lnte-nded the board who nught be called
The F.B.I. had. by last Thurs4
dRy, established that the 30-year-
Old victim"s name \\.'as Thomas W .
Conlon, but efforts to trace rela-
tives proved fruitless until yester-
day.
Explains Mystery
Mrs. Conlon cleared up the m:rs-
tery of the "Dr. O'Malley'' alias
when she explained that her son
had been an alcoholic and had
several times left l)ome to live
under an assumed name.
The address the victim had left
behind -Ambler, Pa.-was the-
home town of an aunt, ~'lrs. Conlon
said.
A coroner's report established
that Conlon died of an overdose
a( seconal. When found, his body
was sprawled on the floor amid
a litter of sleeping pills.
Coast Christmas
Light Judging
PJans to Unf oJd
The Board or Jcdges for the
Christmas Lighting pi'ogram spon4
sored by the Orange County Coast
association will m eet Wednmay,
Dec. 17, at 6:30 p.m. ,at the New-
port Harbor Yacht club, Cllamber
of Commerce secretary Harry
Welch has a nnounced.
Final details of the judging ar-
ra ngements for the event v,rhich
will take place Dec. 19 \I.ill be dis-
cussed, he saJd.
A simplified plan for the coast
lighting event has been outlined
by L. A. Patch, Huntington Beach.
who d ivided the coast into two
districts ~'ith area (1) extending
from Seal Beach to Newport Beach
and area 12) extending from Bal-
boa Island to San Clemente, and
"·orking under this general plan,
the Christmas Lighting committee
has asked each community along
the coast to appc:Wnt a local board
of judges whho will select the
three outstanding Christmas light-
ing features in their own districts.
These features may be homes,
business displays, public decora-
tion or any form of shrine. In
fact, any local entry may be con-
sidered by the local boa.rd.
After the local group ha.s se-
lected the three outstanding dis4
plays in their community, judges
chosen by the coast group will
decide the order of merit of the
three selected, first, second and
third. First award will receive a
trophy. Second and third awards
will receive certificates of merit.
The judging will be done on the
night of Friday, Dec. 19, with ex-
hibits illuminated between the
hours of 1 p.m. and 11 p.m .
"I had a small billfold in a
breast pocket and they failed to
find that.
"He '-''as very nervous. The gun
was shaking against my back and.
I was afraid it ""'ould go off. They
didn't get a thing."
Brock was unable to obtain a"'°
curate identifications of the pafr
in the dark. he said. But he
thought they looked to be around
22 .Years of age and they wore
leather jackets.
They made their get away in a
hotrod which sounded as if it may
have been po\l.•ered with a V-8
engine. he said.
Steal Cit)· R&ll Materlah
In other ar eas around the Har-
bor. a series of minor thefts and
acts of vandalism plagued police.
At the sill? of the ne\\' city hatl.
a construction foreman told of-
fi cers that a truck had apparently
backed up onto tne sandy lot and
had been loaded with rolls of tar
and r oofing paper sometime Tue5-
da,y night. And for the past severs]
nights, he sald, gas has been stolen
from machinery.
Frank Junkins. 701 Larkspur,
Corona del Mar reparted the theft
of a one-half horse power motor-
from the rear of his car white ft
was parked at his home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Act1 of Vandalism
Vandalism was reported .to police·
Wednesday when M. C. Woodward,.
4006 Sea Shore Drtve, discover("(f
that sorr.e one had shot out three
windows in his house With a BB
gun.
And Della Robertson, who lives
in Riverside but who owns a sum-
mer home at 112 27th street, wrote
local headquarters that a neighbor
had informed 'her that children
were destroying the ra11s, slats anct
bannister or her front poT'Ch.
Subject of vandals' work, al-
t hough not ransacked, were ~
houses on Bayside Dr.
A home at 1701 Bayside Dr..,.
belonging to Mortimer B. Desen--
berg was entered, police records
revealed yesterday, after a lawer
floor window had been jimmied
open. And a neighboring dwelling.
belonging to Dr. Wltbur Balley.
1615 Bayside Dr., was found with
a large bay window shattered and
an upstairs window jimmied.. Three
ottler homes nearby gave evidence
ot attempted entrance, also.
· The publisher of each coast
paper has been asked to name a
member to the board of judges.
Mobil X-Ray Unit
Has Taken Over
5000 Pictures
SANTA ANA.-Since Nov. 21,
the mobile X-ray unit of Orance
County Tuberculosis and Healtb Ken Wilson Picked to
Head Newport Harbor
Businessmen's Assoc.
As&ociatlon has. ta.ken chest pic--
tures or almost 5000 persona. It
was disclooed today.
The Boa.rd of Tl'ustees of the
Orange Coast Junior college at
their last meeting on Dec. 4 voted
approval of plans to authorize
W illiam F . Kimes, assistant super-
intenden t in charge of busineu, to
prepare bid forms for the purchase
of 30 typewriters (delivery Aug. 1,
1948), printing of Orange Coast
Junior college cata1oa and an-
nouncement of courses, and a two-
.Year life paint job on buildinp at
the Santa Ana Army Alr hue u
IOOl'I as its acqu.illtion ls uaured.
Durng the same period of time.
his pol1ce department busily ap-
propriated the sum of SS50 In
nickles and pennies from the dty"s
If you want to help l...arTy
sp:read a bit 'lf Christmu joy
-looking the part-IA!lephono
him at Harbor 1838-R.
can:vinc to the state supreme a bit priggiJh but certainly Newport Harbor Businessmen's
court the question of whether not piggilh. association met last night at Nor-
Students at high IChooll In
Newport Beach, Tustin, Anaheim 110, ... QEl'S 110 oountta can tu liquor licenses u ton'!I c.Je on Cout Highway and
LAGUNA BEACH-Two SlO.ooo City Gets Liquor Fees '-----------'!property. SENATE REPLACES elected omcers tor the comin&
notes (chlnese) ~nt the Rotary B. I. BUSINESS MEETS 'Th• octlon fellowed a fourth dis-year.
Club _. acclaim for Kuey Quon, Stat• ControUor Tomas H. Ku-Balboa Island ~ UIC>Qa· trlct court of •Pl"'als deo.ion last CREDIT CONT~OL To serve will be KenneUt E . Wll-
honotary member, now in Canton, chel turned over $3,888.44 in aJ-tion will conduct their December month exemptinr the licenses from son, president, and Manha.II Nie--
Oiina. The money •t auction cholic beverage fees, for the period meeting at 7 pm. tonl&ht at county taxation. It was brought WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-(UP) decker, vice-president. Members of
parking meten.
and San Juan Capistrano were X-•
rayed, aJong With 3000 Marines
and civil service employes ot Santa
Ana Marine Corpe Air Station.
Operation of the unit is flnanoecf
brou&:ht $10 into the cblldren's Jan. 1 to JUne 30, 1947, dty audJ· White'• Paric Aw. Cale, tt wu about by Oranie county's dedlion -The Senate Banking Committee the new board of directors are
Oiriotmu fund. tor J. A. Gant said today. an-.nced. to ..... a.nd tax liquor llcemes today approved, 9 to 4, a bill to N•lson !Doc) Stafford, John T. by sa\e of Chriatmu .. a1s. It .._ ----------------------------------------las property. restore controls on lnatallment Boyd. Ben Reddick and Don expJ.ained by Executive~ Cluistmas Weffare AagllHUlts Contribations Needs m!,11SU~-:ul the•t:~p':e.i:: ·.; buylnc. charle.1 F. A. Hendenon or the modatlon.
A apodal call (0< clonatlom to their donations to the Ccmmunlty r.,.. Camn!ttoe. Mn. Speacler, ~~~~o =.,ta~ POSED AS BANDLEADER, CHECKS 8 0 UN C £ D
the Olmmunlty 0-t. bu been Choat att urc<d to do so ,__ ula that they be left at -of ~ from oounty taxation. It · I !Diido by Mn-Jorn>lcl Spansler, Mak• cbodl:a po.yablo to the Now-the Ott •bltlom. Tho fuemen haw wu beDeved at !bat time the logia-When Joo Romlzer, of Wan-It ...,.. "°t unUI pollee officer Jlar ...... ------------
Cbalrman ot the ~tmu Wei-port Hlrl>or Community a-t, apJn 11<.-ouoiy otter.d to ~ laturo wu waltJnc r.,. a court c:heoter, PL, rontod cabin four In rls L. Cottle nc:elved a tip Tu..: SANT A ANA BANK
fatt Commilt<o-'l'bll Qirlstmu and 111&11 to Box 718, BalhnL By a.nd repair -""9 ., that !boy -bel-taldn& action. the Wave Motel on Soasbon! Drive, day ln!Jl'ftlnc that RomiJler could
rello( --.. ftnanced by tbe ......... ln ~ c!rt -)'OU .... can be -led by th ....... dt. be ,_ on thej ldmtlty of O)arley be llidled up In -that tbe PAYS DIVIDENDS
Qxnmunlty 0...t, and~ ... ~the continuation ot the One lteo. . J B.J'.C. TO a.-:cr OFFICDl8 Bam.tt, -.. tbe -"'a ~ bancll•ader WU'aJ>-.
_.. of IMedy f...UU.. haw -. and wwtbwhlk: work of the DJOft U-. of !be Cbrlstmu Wei _11-..._n bend 1"der. pttbended and pW>ed In the a>UU-Tho boud of tllrocton of l"lrd
-t Into Cummmlcy a..t -. than 18 )'Wtl!. -.... and dvlc: ratt ~ttee an: :acn_ hm>ltl BalbDa Yacht club will elect of-But wbm cuhed two ckcb. ty Joli] Natlcnal Bank In Santa Ana ._. ~ • ....--wblc:tl recolft their , Spo,ncler, Mn. &.-, -. -two -... Ibis com-mo for $IKI ooe (or $100, and ~ ·~ tldl mcralnc declared tbe ftSular --
Tho -ttee will -....... -1 lrom tbe Cmmnun117 IL H. auk, Mn. WW.,. Ins 8alllnlQ ~. N-by they bounoed, bepn to bel-lllltlco of tbe -·n. J . cllvidmd ol ~ -lhaft -..-
-· Dec. 15 to camp!ete -,,.: a-t, and,.,.. can aJoo be --SW. """" Dole tbe -lnalllls -tt.oo for the ,,_ In ...,. parm of, -. ffJs Dodp In Coote --ball to $C2,IJOO _..,.. to .-of ,_. ~°!make the -;;s?.1
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Touris~s Strewed State With $467,34.,051 In Yea
P 2 NEWPOBTBALBGANEWS-TIMES~-tStillB 'autWa v I ~·~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~illfi·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . agL THVllSDAY N.wport 11~e1.,callf. 1>ec.u.1M1 UJaS . uys 1 • rn 0 1B111c l 1 a es er s j~.:,"::un~to·1•4 '~!.m&.~ 'RAGS TO RICHES'
LATE NEWS REDS PUT KOREA More Appli?Dces, Spending Is Off fofo.v·1ews ·c~ for:Wa Tale' spo;.~test features amateur TEXAS OIL MAN DI
LASHES IN MONEY PANIC Less Luxuries Out-or-sta te tourist.'"""'' $46'7,· W Big Prize dramatizations or interesting true-LONGVIEW, Texas, Dec. f SEOUL (K ) Dec 11 (Th 341,051 in Southern C&lifomia dur-hfe expenences. The grand prize, (UP>-Rogcrs E. Lacy, S3,
orea · · urs-SACRAMENTO, Dec. 11. <UP) 10$'. the year ending September l , By es Ovcrill, P . o. Box 119, to be given away at the conclusion
/Tom tht: day). (UP)-The Soviet-controlled Residents of West Coast 1tates.1947. th~ AJJ.Ycar aub a1'nounced of the series of weekly broadcasts lived to see a $300 sweet .._.._., W A L L Y Newpo t Beach, has just won him-· ' _..., government of North Korea con-are still buying more building ma-1 today in it.I annual report. The is a new Forcl. patch blossom into a 545,000,000 ad UNITED PRESS fiscated all currency and closed all terials a nd household appliances All-Yt.·ar Club ls the community GER HAR 0 T self a and·new Ford engine, com-!ortun~. died late yesterday o1 ·a
ed l than they. were a year ago_, and I organization for de \'eloptng all-plctely installed, or $150 in cash-Be Wise -Adver tise heart 8· !tack at his Longview -.
SULLIVAN SAYS GOP
BLOCKING P~ACE
but nationally own stores a.st .... , l t u arc spenUJng ess money or quor, year tourist business for the area. his ice--and all by telUng a week with a swift ·stroke that b d j 1 M J • created a wild buying panlr and to acco an ewe ry, the onth Y This sum if divided equally was story.
• r .. Retail Trade report of the U. S. enouah to ,;.ive every man, wo0man '"rhat do #Of.1 want for Chrlat-It h ppencd when h1"s scr1"pt !or put the zone on a "rice economy, c B h -• tod • • • ensus ureau s OWl.'U • ay. .:ind child !n Southern r-'''ornla mas . "Calif nia Tales" radio contest LIDO WHARF RESTAURANT OMAHA (Neb.I Dec. 11. IJJP I
-Prices and peace-the cost of
living and the cost of slirvival as
a nation-are the things which
Concern people most these days,
Gael Sullivan. executive director
of the Democratic National iom·
m ittee, told party leaders from a
d ozen Midwest states tonight.
press repor ts said today. I ' -~ An i f t ~ ' n LAA> gees, or ms ancc, S91.32 of tourist spendings. MARY LOU TODD, 236 Golden-sponso lQCaJ ly by Theo. Robins Near Udo TbeaO.. Newport lleadl . According to these repor ts, Rus-£urniture stores sales during Oe-· . rod. CDM, 2nd Grade, 1 '-'Cars old. Ford ge f. · ff" ·a1 ~. 4 tober sho···ed a 25 _ -nt 1·n· It w_ould pay for construction of ~ ncy, won 1rst pr:i zc in sian occupation o 1c1 s on ~. ... _.. ..... t jcct h I want a dolly this w ek's competition.
sUddenly called in all "Red army crease and other home furnishing \Vu tmmC'nsc pro 5• eac as y,,·ith eyes that Ove il l's story will be drama-
yen," the zone·s only legal cur-.>tores, 12 per cent. large as the Colorado J!Uver Aque-close anrl a slide
GRILLED ABALONE STEAK
"But the1 engineErs of obstr uc-
tion in the Republican party are
m ining every road of peace and
lower prices \vith explosive fears
.and delaying·aCtion bombs," S ul·
livan said.
Too many Republicans are r un-
ning for President, Sulivan said,
·•and running 3.\\'ay from the facts
cf life."
rency. At the same t ime, eating and d~ct of t he l\fetropoi1tan Water for the yard. I
Buy ln r Spree Starla drinking places in Los Angeles re-Distr ict, with ~7.000,000.lf'!t over. "'ould li ke to
They then issued new notes--corded a n eight per cent drop But. acrording t o Willard W . have a doll bug-
300 yen to each family head, 200 from October, 1946, sales, while Keith, ~r~ident of the All-Y':ar gy. Daddy and
to all others. But they established jewelry store sa!Cs dropped 17 Club, this sum, though much big-I are sending
no value for the currency, and, ac-per cen t and gift. novelty and gcr t ha n pre-war years, w8:8 less some toys to
cording to press reports, the value souvenir shops sho"'cd a 20 per than 1946 had been. An~ this was Los Angeles to
\viii not be announced until Feb. cent decrease in business. despite the fact , previously an· ;r,,.._.J ... '·1,:"';" children '"ho
4.+thc anniYersary of t he cstab-Automobile dcal<'rs in Los An-nounccd. t hat the number of tour-'t ~ • !ii:~ ' don't have any
lishment of the communist-dam-gclcs rcport C'd sales up 25 per isls in 1947 set nr: all-time record. S
cent "Th<'re is a sobering note in the mothers. \Ve are h<'lpi ng anta to
inated North Korean "inter im · rt>port," Keith stated. "Our num-find them. con1mjttec." • , • bL·rs of tourists rose from 2,944,545
in 1946 t o 3,103,654 in 1947-a RONNY KEELER. 516 Acacia,
"\\'hat mattC'r soaring profits "\\.ho car<'s about the planning
QAVAM RESIGNS
AS IRAN PREMIER gnl n of 5.4 per cent. But their CDl\1', 2nd Grade, 7 years old.
for corporations-ii Thon1as E .
1
of the Soviet Politburo-if Ro~:t
De,vcy can \Vi n the Republican 1\. Taft can duck another crisis
d<'lei;ation fronl NC'br aska? in housing"'' said Sullivan.
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TErlRAN (Iran ) Dec. 11. (U?) 1946 to $467,341.051 in 1947-a of skates. I
drop Of 8.4 per Cent. hroke both of :r · -Premier AhmC'd Qavam lost a
vote of confidence by Parliament "In other words, this year wc minc. th<'Y \vcrc
tonight and undC'r the I ranian con· h;.d to entertain eight tourists in so o Id. They :j
st itution -he must r esign. The ordC'r to equal the amount of in-\\'Cr<' my broth-f
Tehran radio announccd he had come ,,.(' rC'ceived from only sevC'n cr·s_ !\lost of :he .,
resigned. tourists last year." things I \\'a nt
-------:--,-::::-:-:cc-,,--::--:::---:c---=::-:-"7-::-::-1 cost too much. Meaning of 'Fill-in' Carries Weight ~.~rd b~;~in: f
In UB.ysWIL. ~~!eF.rMnc~eN~.!.!al,k ~t;,!".,~ c:,~~~~~! of that stuff. I ,, ~·• 1 ... c. l'L!TILI.. \\·ould likC' to have a little tow I
United Press Staff Correspendent truck "·It h a cr ank a nd every-·f·
WASHINGTON (UP)-Lovers of bureaucratic lingo are~ving a thing.
time for themselves in the unification o! the nation's arm forces. • • •
In explaining this reorganlza· or course, the mighty. defense JIMMlE JOI·JNSON, 507 Poin-:'
tion to each other . they talk about chiefs never make up the· minds settia, CDM , Kindergaten. t
three kinds of "pictures." They untl.1 they "have a final dlrmina-I want an :'
are the "picture," t.he "big picture" tion." elevator garage I
and the "whole picture." They go into a huddle d come like I sa \\· in a .,
Of course, the "size of the pie-out with the profound announce-m agazine. I did
ture" depends on the scope of the ment that "the magnitudd of the see one in a
fill-In." t ask makes full reallzatioq of the store in Balboa :'
If the inquiring r eporter dares achievements envls~oned . i. a PJ'.O. m ade o u t . of 1
to wander into this maze o! a-ov-ject that will reqwre Um for Ill Redw oo d. I'd ~
ernment language, he finds that completion." like to have a '1
in their conferences, the defense Bow It'• Worked toy to"'tl with '
magnates never tell each other You never come right out and a b each and ·
anything. They are ''briefed" or avee to anything !f yo~ are a farm a nd gas
they get a "fill·in." brass hatte r protec:,t.1ng your own station. See, I can run m y cars :J
Notb.l.nr E\•er Done little principality. You "approve of into the town. I wouldn't mind I
Nothing is ever done. I t ls elth-it In. principle as an initi&l work· having a slide for the yard too. ;II
er "implemented" or "accomplish-Ing plan." J '
ed." That, it says here, will "imple-SEWER COUPLINGS ,,
One executive !a.Id that "this ment tra nsfer of specific functions '
division has consistently held to to be effective as further mutually I BRING $1495 FEES ·f
t he policy that economy compat-agreeable detaill are developed,
ibl r with operational efficiency subject to policies presaribed by Assess m<'nts for sewer connec-
will govern the formulation of new secretary of defense." 1, tions for the month of November :J
--~~~~~_,.._,.._._fifi~tlll!li;" or r evised policies." The Pene tagon desk pusher does totalled $1,495. J ohn D. McMiil en . t ~:•~:•--::•--::•1111!:•--::•.....-::•...-:-:•~·• ·· ·· ·· ·· The Army, Navy and Air Force not just like his job. H is '"assign· se"·er superintendent said in his .,
brass a t their P entagon desks ment ii in accord with his de· report to the ci ty auditor.
never call it work.Ing together. sires." l\1cl\1illen also noted income
Th ey "undertake inter-depart-If it is n't he'! li able to ~et fired from y.•a ter dC'partment for the :'
mental coordination ." -pardon us, "terminated." month as totalling S23.213.57. t
Secretary James Forrestal'! of-f"
nee informed the wor ld recently Four of California's Five Crime
that it had "taken positive !teps
•oward th• achievement of co-Investigating Bodies Start Probes ,,
ordinated procl1rement among the t
dcpartments." S ,.\CRAMEl\"'TO, Dec. U . (UP} y.•ill m eet Dec. 17, a t the home of :J
The mighty secretaries of the -Four of California's five new Judge Isaac Pacht, the chairman. I
three arm('() forces got together, crime investigating commissions in &verly Hills.
it said. and "agreed to a nwnber are slated to s"•ing into action The commission on social and :'
of ·major modifications." this month. <'COnomic causes of crime and juv-t
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They r epor ted that "great pro-of t he state board of corrections 19 in the administration building '
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\\'ill Sp<'nd ,·isi 1ing city and county served in othe>r states from ""hich jail (ncilities. The second day will the prisoner "'as pardon('() must be de\oted to a m<'c ting \\ith city be considerl'd in fix.ing a parole and county officials and reli1. ious and civic leadC'rs. Cane said~ date for a Eubscquent s£'ntence be-ing served in California. Otht r m('(ltings scheduled this In an opinion addressro to the
month ""e re ; de partment of corrections the at-
The c:ommission on Lhe study torney general pointed out a mini·
of juvenile just1cc \vij \ meet Dec. mwn of t"'O calendar )lea.rs must
12 in the Santa Barbara county be served in such cases before a
court house. prisoner can be released on parole. The com.mission for tbe s tudy
of criminal law and procedures Be \Vise -Adver tise •
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J.' Is NoYelty Bargain To As ons against unified 1chool district. AnoHier Play Deals With Lile ol Emily Dickinso 1 "d • I "d J which ac1m1ruatrate elementary, I~ PorlilftVS Her One Unlorlunate Love Affair By Lap1 ansts _ Cloth, that glowa in the dark For Ai to r. high schools and junior colleges.
r ·-1 like a tire-fly-anyway, It's fluor-Hil h D" t • t He said that the way the law
B7 JACK. OAVE& The Orange Coast Mineral and e8C(>Ot-is the latest novelty bar-g IS r1c s is now written such districts a.re
United Press Drama Editor t.apidary society with itJ: mem-gain tCJI. appear in a War Assets required to Jevy a substantia.1l7 NEW YORK (UP)-1be tomewhat mysterious lite ot Emily Dick· benhip of one hundred twenty Admini.sG'.ation listing, the agency SACRA1.fENTO, Dec. 11· (UP) higher tax raie than they would
in.son the poet seems to have unfailing attraction for Ameri~ play-people ii organi.iing a jUnior announced today. -The State Department of Edu· If they were diVided into separate
fu:.·ghts In one way It is understandable, but the fact ~mBlaffalrns thaJ "rock.hound·· group for the youth Ten thousand yards of this satin, cation will ask the legislature at elementary, high school and jun-twardly. the life of Emily of Amherst was a rather staUc an 1 d hi h ' h
t of the Orange coast. in four co ors an w te, w 1c its next session to amend the Air tor college districts. There are
the dramatic material Is aimos later scorned auch disguise, u does All boys and girls between the wu used to make markers for pointment Act of 1947 to give 8 about 60 auch districts in the state..
nil. l Ml..u Gardner. ... ages of eight and sixteen who landing parties, will be sold for better break to high school dis· he said.
Undoubtedly plenty wen~ on;· The new play takes Emily from are interested in the collection and 52 to 86 cents a yard, to veterans tricts which maintain junior high
side the head of the poet, ut e lhe age of 22 in 1852, when ahe ls study of rocks, minerals, crystals, of World War II, on Friday, Dec. schools, Administratve Advisor Al-
left no explanation beYond. her 8 spirited rebel in the 1taid Dicldi'l· petrified woods and fossils are ln· 12, and the following week, from fred E . Lentz said today.
poems, which often w~eh on~ son household until about 1878, \.ited to join. The organization Monday to Thursday, inclusive. Lentz said that the way the law
mystical side. The marve · u when she has been a recluse for 20 meeting will be held in the recre· Samples of the cloth, which has
that ahe wrote so wondertully of yean living on a spiritual plane ation hall of the Costa Mesa Com· been stored at the U. S. Marine was written during the last session,
love when It is well known that whJch leaves her in only nominal munity church located at the cor-supply bas.e at Barstow, will be such districts "took a--beatinig" in
she died an old maid and WU a touch wtth r eality. da WAA some cases-when the state school part of ner of 19th street and Harbor available Mon y, at CUS· subsidies were divided among recluse for the greater It shows her emotional attrac· Blvd. The day ol the meeting ii toltlers' center, 155 W . Wuhington school districts.
her life. tion for the Rev. Dr. Charles Saturday, December 13. The time Blvd According to the colors of
The explanation has been that Wadsworth of Philadelphia, how is at 2 :00 p.rn. this cloth-red, yellow, green, blue The advisor added that amend-
she knew one tremendous love he pull• out for Calllornla when and white-many famous landing ments to the act also would be h ummated be--Several ot the young people wt.11 ed .11•--· · whic was never cons he decides that for their own good place• took their name, such 8JI request to remove· a ~muna· h uld 't brl '"'--lf to show their collections of minerals. cause s e co n nc ,.,.;:,..i; they must never ~ each othet" "Red Beach" at Tarawa, and Oma-
break up the home of a married again, and how, as a dying man, Bob Neece ot Laguna Beach will ha beach, (red)• Normandy. -
J. E. BARNES JOINED
BY G. M. PRITCHETT
J . E . Barnes and Son, realt~
are announcing the addition rlll
Grayden M. Pritchett to their .C-
tice. force located at 1806 Newpmt
Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Pritchett until Fecently was e9--
gaged in the real estate bu.sU..
at 1840 ~ Newport Blvd
d mi-•·t t boot That give a talk on the gypsum cry1tals ma.n, an a 1u.a er o · he re turns to her 20 years later
is the-'PQint of "Eastward ln Eden," for 8 tort ot fulfillment that only to be found along the bluffs in
by Dorothy Gardner, produced at the individuals concerned ca n the Harbor area. A field trlp to
the Royale Theater by Nancy understand. discover and collect thew crystal.!
ROT ARY GREETS
NEW JOURNAL SAM·'S SEA FOOD SPA s i1 scheduled for Saturday, Decem-
tem. Beei of Tt&ree No Oeae.-al Appeal her Z7. Both senior memben and
"Eastward In Eden" seems to be Miss Gardner hu written with the new junior members will par.
much the best of thrtt Dickinson as much understanding ot Emily tlclpate in the outina:.
plays that have been seen here tn a~ it would seem poatble fOT any-Young people fr 0 m Laguna
the past 17 years. The first of one to achieve. With the limited Beach, Corona del Mar, Balboa
them "All.son's House," won a 1tlll dr8J1latic materials at hand, it can Island. Newport, Costa Meta, and
unexplained Pulitzer Prize far be said she did a good job. How. Santa Ana will be reprMented in
ii Susan Gia.spell. In it the charact· ever, it is not a play that will air the new club. Senior memlJen
Rotarians, meeting T u e s d a y
nicht at White's Park Ave. cafe,
Balboa Island, greeted the advent
of a new club newspaper when
editors Mason Siler and Hugh
Springer introduced their 'baby' to
members.
Guest speaker at the regular
meeting was Dr. Lester Vierling,
Corona del Mar dentist, who dwelt
on the intricacies ot odontology.
Roast TURKEY
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SATURDAY
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ers were disguised with different peal to the general public, esptti· In each area \\ill be r esponsible
names. the time element was ally since It has no great female for getting groups together from
changed and the locale was the star in the leading role. their areas. However any person
Middle West instead of New Eng· B<!atrice Straight plays Emily, who can attend the above meet-
land. "Brittle Heaven" a few yean and quite well, too. She Is capable lnp is invited.
l.;:=======-=====:;I of porfraying successfully the p.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
I I spirited young woman of the early
Be Wl~e -Advertise
Record n ·-vi·ews days and the serene, spiritual ~ Emily of the middle years. It is
Popular Mmlc a difficult auignment.
NEW YORK <UP)-An AmeM-As the minister, On.slow Stevens
gives a good it aot inspired per· can F olk MU!ic A1bum Series" has formance. Others invol\•ed a?"e been inaugurated by Decca with t~o sets. "Listen to Our Story'' John O'Connor, Beatrice Manley,
and "Mountain Frolic," of rural Emma Knox, Penelope Sack, Gerry
music recorded some 20 years ago. Hood. Ernest Graves, and Edwin
The two albums of four records Jerome. Ellen Van Volkenburg
E"ach have sing-along books which directed smoothly and Donald
contain the melodJes texts and ex· Oenslager provided the one exce1-
planatory material. Jent set.
"Dinner at the Waldorf." an al·
bum of light Instrumental ballads,
has been recorded by MlsC':ha Borr
and his WaJdorf-Astoria Orchestra
for Victor. The foreign-flav-;red
playing is especially effectiv~ on
such numbers as "When Day Is
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SACRAMENTO, Dec. IL !UP)
-The Veterans Administration ls
making efforts to counteract prac·
tices by some real estate opera.tors
and lending agencies which pre·
\'ent veterans from (':'.etting the ..
full benefit of their GI home loans. Zf
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2 tip. plain gelatine ~ c. water
~ c. c°'d water Yi c. lemon juice
Y:a c. sugar
2 stiffly beaten egg whittt
Soak gelatine in cold water 10 min-
ute$. Stir in double boiler till gelatine
diuolve1. Add sugar; stir until dis-
aolvecl. Remove from heat, add re-
maining water and lemon iuice. let
mixture cool until slightly th.:ckened.
With rotary egg beater, beat gelatine
mixture until fluffy ; add egg whites;
beat together until mixture holCls
shape. Spoon lightly into individual
111olds; chill. Servos 4-5.
( A PP.ES_!NT _2'0P. Y0t7)
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WE'D LIKE lo send you a copy of
Weber's iJfustrated ''Good Ideas''
boolilet FIEE. 60 pa9"' of especially
pNpared houwhold hints lo save Y°"
ti-ond effott. Just send a postcard
to Weber laking Co., lox 1730, Dept,
367, Wil1hire·la lrea Station, Los ........ , ..
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Jazz pianist Johnny Guarnieri is
featured In a new Keynote album
o! six sides of skillful Instrumental
improvization with two exrell"nt
quintets with J . C. Heard, Barney
Bigard, a n d Cozy Cole a mo ng
others. rncluded numbers are
"Groovin' with J. C.," "Rose
Room" and "What's the Use."
it was 'reported today. ~~:~.
The VA urged veterans not to r• ·
make any ··side deals" in order ~~.;~:..:. ·
to purchase overpriced homes with · ·&, .. ,;.;~i·;·!:.
GI loans. Lending agencies have ~~:~;.~:._:: ..
been asked to do everything pos· ~---•.·~
sible to curb the practice of re-~
Nev.• Singh.•9
Jack Fina plays a beautiful
piano solo \A.ith ··h is orchestra on
the instrumental "A Love Story"
for M·G-ltf . . . Torchy Georgia
Gibbs has two hot numbers for
quiring the veteran to make a i~;~.
down p.aymen t \A.'he n buying a ii~{·.:
home \A.1th a government-guaran-~~·::-.:·
teed home loan. -
Scot Ch tape, vanous au.es, on
sale at the Newa-Timel .
Majestic in "Put Yourself in My I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
Place, Baby" and "Or Man Mose."
Everyon(' should pray that "The
Oum Dot Song" lisplngly intro.
duC1'd by Fra nk Sinatra for Col·
umbia should not become the next
national novelty sweepstakes win·
ner. · ... Many artists seem to be
taking a crack at Phil Harris' suc-
cessful style these days, the latest
being '"No\vher e" by Red Ing}(' for
Capitol.
Wa;--nc King's orchestra plays
"Traumerei" in fine instrumental
style (Victor) ... London Records,
a new o utfit importing recordlng:s
from Britain, has a number worth
hf'aring including Beryl Davis
singing "Don't You Know That I
Care?" and "'No One Else Will
Doo." . . . A good party record by
Columbia is Kay Kyser's waxing or
··Friendship" and ··strip Polka"
for Columbia.
HUBBARD HOWE
IMPROVING
Hubbard C. Howe, president of
South Coast Co. and prominent in
local civic affairs, is r e ported to
be recovering satisfactorily from
an ettack of ple urisy and pneu·
monia.
He will be confined to his new
home for some time yet, however.
Do you want to sell It! Adver-
tise ln these columns.
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Complete Brake Seniee
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BEAR ALIGNMENT
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I Wm. A. Lester
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French Fried Shrimp and Fish
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CATE AND DAVIS
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Sodq_ Crackers ~
Soda Cracken ~
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15"
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SAFIWAT SAYINGS
Tuna c.t~UIN,.....,... ~ 159
Canned Milk ._ • = 23" ·2--Uc• Canned Milt ....., 2 =II• u--21,..
T-Soup 3~29"
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Kraft \.ii·,_ 25•
DttESSING and SPllAllS
Plentiful, inexpensive, healthful and de--
licious! Enjoy grapefruit at breakfa!>(.
lunch and dinner. Get some of this juicy.
dest"rt·grown, grapefruit today ... wh ile
1t its peak of eating: goodneu. Note the
low prices effective now al Safeway.
A GREAT
FRUIT VALUE
luyA 1JJ Supply
Tod~y •
Salad Dressing ow-.,.. . .,~, 20• -.::..~~!!!~:::;;~"'------------------
4PU.t, JH. o-ri. 59<!
Salad Oreuing '!;..':,"" "''""' 21 •
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Salad Dressing r::--,,::;,· , .... L 34•
Sandwich Spread ~-:;: Yi·""' 19-
'""'" JJu Sandwich Spread Ml..,.._ ,., 35•
UNCOOKm Cll!ALS
Quick Oats ..... ••·••· 37c ...
4.l'O-ot.~.llct
Regular Oats ...... ..... L :J7• ...
120-0L ....... t7d
Quick Oats ...._.. ...... 45• ...
ORANGES
APPLES
POTATOES
CELERY
~\ J. Guaranteed tender' juic:;y .-ry time-or montY back.
BEEF ROAS1 1 ~l:.£ .. 5g•
BOILING BEEF = .. 25•
SHORT RIB$. -:.:a .. za-
PORI ROA~:i:· .. 51°
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Grapefruit °'S:...'".!:' :::,L 17-
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Grapefrurt Juice 3 '!: ZS-T---. •"6--.-..1 .. t
Sauerkrout Juice •:=-IZ. __ ....
Veg. Cocktail v~ 2 '!: 23•
TOii.iT SOAPS
Cocoa Almond .';';'.. .. 3 .... ZS.
Comay 2-111"
LA-T SOAPS -ClWlllS
Swan .....,
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Super Suds .... ....._
Dash-Granulated
Su·Purb
White Maaic Bleach ·~ ........ 2\;;'Q..,M, ••• ,
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KSWPOST !&LBO& KSWl·Tl .. 118
ftlt1UllAI' Jr-fWI 8 I 11, Oollf. U.. IJ, JKt
Co"pilla Circle Plans Ehell Music Secfion Harbor
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Activities IEIL STEW WITI II Ill
Cltrisfmas /lrogrvm· HeotJ Clirislmas Music
CQ111a Orel• of Corona clel Tho Muolc 8«tlon ot the Ebell
_,:Ph<-...::;;=::..' ~"::.:.~rti;.;.;;:'°':....-..:;13::.,;;;and;.;;;;..;;.;208;;;... __ ...-.• ____ Br...-Wlnlfnd Butlre +
will club met at the club -Dec. Kar Community cburclt meet 5 for Its nsU]ar meotlns. Lunch·
at 2 p.m. Dec 17 a t Pill?im hall eon ,... ...--! by the hcot-.
lw a Ouistmu IJl'08r&m to be Mn. J. W. Cammack and Mn.
s--nted by Mn. 0 . M. Camp-Winifred Young.
bell. Ouiltmas program followed a
Members are reminded to brin&' s h o r t business meeting. The
sltts of money, food and clothing EJghth Grade Glee club ot the
101' the Navajo Indians. Hostesses Newport grammar school aang
will be Mn. 0 . B. Reed. ?tJrs. four numbers under the dlrectton
Wirt and Mn. Sidney Blackbeard. of Miss Heideflreich and accom -
High Scliool /laren#-T eocher .Associafion
.Announces .Adull Edacafiop SpeoA:ers
Membon of the exocutlft boanl one affair her commlttee waa able
of Ibo N.wport Harbor Hi & h to meet its bud&et.
School Parent-Teacher uaodation A KT&nd total of 406 members
were entertained at a deli&htful in the Harbor llJ PTA thls year
luncheon party at Ibo home ot .wu reparted by Mn. Edpr HW,
Mn. Willard Killion, 901 Via Udo memberahip chairman.
·Sotld: when ~ey held their De.. BeginniOg January 8 and for
ce:mber meetina: on Monday. Fol~ five successive Thursday eveninp,
lowing I~nch a aod&l time was ~n-7 :30 to 9 :30 p.m. a t the hi&h school,
Joyed w:1th memben exchancmc a series of lectures will be a:lve n
Otrlatrna.a &lftl. by such prominet speak en u Dr.
Wed. Tbru Sat., Dee. HHS
Walt Disney's
Full-length
Technicolor Feature
panied by Miss Spellman. The
first selection was a Negro Oirist-
mas carol, "Rise Up Shephards and
Follow,'' t h en a French carol,
"Sleep of the Infant," CoUowed by
an E nglish carol, "We Wish you
a Merry Christmas" and the clos-
ing number, "Silent Night."
Following the carols Mn. Kath-
lene Coleman read a short story
of how Silent Night originated.
After the musical part ot the pro-
gram Mrs. Coleman gave a short
talk on carols and Mrs. T . H ord
Seeley talked about "Christmas in
England." .~1lrs. Constance J ayrcd
told about the music of Norway
and of how Christmas is cele-
brated in Hawaii.
At the business meeting held ln Barney Katz, R.a1ph Ecker t, and
the morning, Mn. H. W. P arker, others. Their subjects will he vari~
wa)'I a nd means chairman, an· ed., but all will be of special
nounced that the r ecent desser t interest to parents of teen-agers.
bridge was a financial as well as Mrs. Boyd Le\.\.is, parent education I a social succelS, since with this chairman, announced that the lec--
tUttS will be free of charge to
11 • • • N A the public since the Adult Educa-
"Fun and
Fancy Free"
---CorDpanton Feature---
Roy Rog ers and
Tr igger in
"Sprin~ime In
The Sierras"
Sun., !\Ion., TuH .•
~. 14.·13-16
Jean ne Crain
In the Romantic
T echnJcolor Comedy
"Margie"
AIM> Car toon and
Selecrect Shorts ·-.... ~ ....
Sta.Tb \\.ed.,
-Red Skelton
In
"Merton Of
The Movies"
--Second Bir mi---
George Murphy
John Hodiak •
"The Arnelo
Affair"
AVAILABLE NOW
at TIERNAN'S
LIM ITED QUANTITYl
SMITH-
CORONA
Fortables
w ith l ig
Machine
SILENT
Model
FIRST
IN
POPULAR
ESTEEM
AMONG
THOUSANDS
e Sllertt
• l'"loatlnt abfft
• V•ria ble Lin• ...... • Touch .. l•ctcw
e S,..H BMeter
• T wo.Color llllbl:tetl e A11tematle RibtMNt .........
CLIPPER lloHI
Ha• .n tM h•t.Ul"H
et tM S\erlin1 Moel ·
.. w ith th ... ••c•1P-
t l&r1•: Cu•hloned T•b-
1.1t.1iter. -p..,.,. Guiel ..
72.50' ,..._
The next meeting ,,;u be held
January 9, at 12:30 p.m. in the
c:tub house with Mrs. A . J . Rutter
and l\frs. Florence Anderson as
hostesses.
FAC Christmas Teo
On December 19
The r egular meeting Qf the Fri·
day Afternoon club \Vil! be a
Christmas t£'a at 2 :00 p.m., Dec.
19 in Legion hall. l'vtn:. Don Hud·
dleston. music chairman, 'vho has
charge of the program states that
f'ntertainment ""·ill be provided by
local talf'nt. There will also be
singing of Christmas carols by the
group.
There will be a gift exchange,
and in spite of the fact that Santa
has promised to be there in per-
son. members must bring a gift
not exceeding 50 cents in.;;cost to
receive one in return. It is re-
quested that all bring a donation
of non-perishable food for Christ-
mas baskets. ·
PRE\'l E \V of the fashion show to be held at Lou'• Spot\6\\Tear s hop.
318 ~larlne ,\,·e .. Balboa bland lontotro'-'' {Frida)', Dec. t i) at. ?:SO
I). 0 1. Lef t to rt~ht : Omar Gms models a .Junard of Dallas slack MJ.lt
In '-''bile Botany wool flonnel. The black blouse of I.he nme material
ha11 met&lll e t h.read decoratl,·e drtJl{D. Lou Mall la.od, proprietor ,
"'ean. a plald "''ool hlM'teM 8klrt and a "·hJte nat crepe dinner
bloU.!'e, bot h by SardJA. Ltt Ariz.one modela a smart bluf.I pln·!'trlpe
11lack en!lefllble by Junanl of O:tll...._ The blouM1 and aa.ah a~ of
black •Ilk ;ney. -photo by Beckner
South Coast Pi Beto Ph i Entertains
At Guest Tea , Shows Arrowcraft Products
South Coast Alumnae club of
Pi &ta Phi entertained guests on
Dec. 2 at Santa Ana Country club
with nearly a hundred memben
and their frif'n·m present for the
d£'sert course. They v.•erc received
by 11-lrs . Stanley Chambers of Lldo
Isle, club president 11.nd h-1n.
\Vaync Harper of Balboa Island,
general chajrman.
450 pupils and or the benefits
\\'hich th£' natives in the Smokey
~1ountain rf'gion have derived
rrom !he existl'nce or the school.
The long ten table "'U beau·
Hostesses for the occasion will tiffully decora!C'd in the Yuletide
be Mesdames Heinz Kaiser , C. A. nlotlf a silver satin cloth being
Case, J . R. Connell and Denn.is f'dgcd with red and sprinkled with
Hogland. tiny red staN. A sil"er tray piled
There will be no meeting of t he I high with red and silver balls
Br idge or Book sections in De-around three large r ed candles
cember. complf'ted th£' effect. Presiding at
tea a nd coffN' urns were Miss Iva
1\. Welsh and Mrs. \Villiam A.
Beautiful articlf's of handicra f t
"·hich are made at the settle-
ment school \\·ere on display. Mem·
pers serving on this Arrowcraft
committee were the ?-tesdames
~merson l\!ilnor , Boyd Lewis, Eric
Egge, Beverly P. Lientz and Daniel
K. Brown.
On tht' luncheon committee were
I he ?.tesdames Merle H. Ver Berg,
Robert Marshall, Selim H. Frank-
iin. Ernest Carman, Howard Tim·
mons. CN)rgc 1\1.oorey and Mart"
Day. In charg£' of d«orations "·ere
1't rs. E. \V. Spence and Mrs.
Th'lmas B. Frost.
.... -
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• Qwlck .. t Ma,..ln at.,.
• Paper T•ble E rte"•l-,.,..
• lnt•l'Cf'l•ftl••ble ,...._-. e All·ANUlld ,.,..,... e .... ,... aall
STERUla IOIB.
Hll• •II tut~ ef
th• &ll•"l lftod•I with
thllM P:M,tl9f'll; &I•
.. '!t (•ttheu1 tt W'Y
411.1l•t), P•,.,.-•a 1 l.
l"t•rc1'141"1••1tM Rell· ...
82.50 ........
Griffith. • The holiday [('('ling was further
carried out in dc>COrations over
the rireplace "'hich f£'a tured red
candles. holly berries and a min·
iaturc slf'igh "'ith reindeer .
The presidC'nt gav(' a brief h is-
tory of the Pi Beta Phi Settle-
ment school in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
,,·hich \Vas startf'd as a monument
to lhc t\\'£'IV£' founders of the fra-
ternity. Sh£' told of gro,vth cl the
school from an original 13 pupils
10 a p1'£'5£>nt C'Slablishmcnt of over
Country Club Luncheon
To Be Week Early
'I'wf'lve tables "·ere In play at
the COU11try club tf'a held \Vednes-
day \\'ith Mrs. G£'0rge Faul and
Mrs. A. S . Richardson as hostesS<'S
and r.1rs . Helen Parke as chairman
for thC' month.
Wave Specialist
Returns to Helen's
Harrint Dopycra. hair stylist and
permanent W&\ring sf)£'Cialist \\'ho
has bc('n demonstrating pennancnt
v•aving for a 1£'ading beauty prod-
ucts firm has returned to Helen's
Beauty · shop, 2827 \Vest Central
avl'nue. r<iiiss Dopyera v.·as associ-
.'.ltcd v.ith Hell'n's shop \\"hC'n it was
first opconcd in Nf'wport.
IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Only 10 Minute. from l\'"e wport
BMeb and Balboa!
Lovely indeed was the tea Doon Open Friday 6 :15
table with its silver leaves and Con tlnuous Show
white tapers '\\'hile poinsettias con· ll·--Sa_turd __ •.;.Y_Fn>m.,.. __ ,_i_:•-•--IA
tr a.sted with winter white to make
a Christma.sy decorative the me.
The bridge luncheon will be a
v.·eek early, coming on Dec. 18.
This is for members only and host-
esses are r.trs. P. A. Palmer and
Mrs. R. C. Holles. Reservations
should be in not later thkn Dec.
16.
Tllm.·Frl.-!lat., Doc. ll·lJ·ll
Tyrone Power
Joan Blondell
"Nightmare
Alley"
Pha Cartoon
Sport' .. d Pete 8mlllo
-8an.Moa..-TaeL.
Dec. ... 111-11
Esther Williams
Jimmie Durante
.. 11.Q.JI_ ••
T...._'«lor .. ..._.
"nis nme
For Keeps"
w ... o.ly
rn.lloo-DDI-•
Deanna Durbin
Donald O'Connor
"Something In ne Wind" ---AND
"High Conquest
with Gilbert Roland
Aho Cartooa A Serl.al 8---· lllddle9 Matiaee
IUDDIEI! 8BOW ON 8T AGE
FllEE CANDY M 7oa. a.we ........... -.......... ,, ......... .
8tJNDAY -MONDAY . . . . .. . . ... .. . ... . .... ....
Coathlaoao -_,FromlJ:U
Doers ()pm lllona7 at t :J.5
Humphrey BOGART
Lauren BACALL
-ta -
"Dark Passage"
--AND--
"Mlllie's
Daac•te...,
-"--~ TUa. • Wl:D. • r&iJk
"Everyth ing Good for Your Office" "I Cower
Big TOWll"
--0.-0 •<11 Henry F-onde
Vinc:.nt Price
Ann Dvorek
.. ., .. 741
I
Cos'•••
'De =z S'S S 1111,.._
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'l'llel.olcNlpt'
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r 1stf1ng urses ssn. tion department is sponsoring
Needs Financial Aid them. It wil l be necessary to have
Members of the Visiting Nurse!I
A!sociation board of directors
were e nter tained by Mrs. Logan
Whf'atley, president, a!ter th c
monthly board meeting. in the
Y J\1 .C.A. building, Fullerton.
Presid<'nt \Vhf'ntlcy advised the
board that further financing must
X arranged a!ter January 1, since
t he Visiting Nursl's association, al·
though a non-profit organization.
is not self-supporting. ltowever, it
should not be conside red as charity
by patients. for they are reqUired
to pay S2.00 per hour for the ser-
vices of these registered nurses,
,..,hen [inancially able.
She further pointed out that
!here is some misunderstanding
that these nurses, \\'ho give nurs-
ing Car£' a nd health instruction
in the home on an hourly basis,
may be retained a!J day. The
usual requirements are for about
one hour.
Patients given nursing c."are this
month included mothers and in-
rants (\\·ho Riso receive instruc-
tions for infant's care), c hronical-
ly ill, such as cancer , diabetes and
tubcrc:ulosia patient.a, u well u
those with t emporary Illness, r e-
quiring professional nursing care.
'/one he Wakefield
1ow At Ada's Shop
From Ada's shop of Costa Mesa
comes the announcem ent that
Blanche Wakefield of Balboa Is·
land has joined the staff and is
looking forward to meeting her
many old friends at her new loca-
tion.
~ THIS
a n enrollment of over 100 people
each time.
Plans for "The Tar Pit," as the
Teen Cantl'C'n building has been
named, were displayed and Mrs.
Donald McCallum gave her r eport
on progrcss tha t has been m fl dC.
A motion to form a non·profit cor-
poration to be responsible for this
project "'as carried unanimously.
'fhe follov.'ing members 'vcre elt>ct -
ed : Mesdames Paul Norman, Rob-
ert Killefcr, Jerrold Spangler ,
Donald ~1cCallum, Edgar Hill;
l\ol cssrs, F r ancis Horvath, Sidney
Da\·idson. S. J-i. Franklin and H.
0. Boyvey.
The Christmas meeting of the
H arbor Hi PT A will be held in the
auditorium on Thursday evening,
December 18 "'ith students giving
a Christmas play.
Balboa Realtor
Entertains Guests
Lt. and Mrs. J . J . Tansey of
Honolulu have been r ecent guests
a t t h e f"t om £' of Mrs. T ansey's
molhf'r. l\.1rs. Gladys Beverly, 522
West Ocean FJ:ont.
They have nOw gone to Wash-
ington, D. C. where the lieutenant
expects his discharge within the
riext six weeks. A doctor in the
U. S. Med\cal corps, he expec ts
to enter medical school in Wash-
ington and will specialize in neuro-
surgery.
While they were her e Mrs. Bev-
erly entertained "-ith a birthday
party for 1 her daughter. Having
planned :.o visit the couple in
Honolulu, she will visit them next
year ln Washington .
_...,, ~
For a "different" stew, ehoose for thi: meat flavorful veal rib let.s. Thrr
are a wise buy richt. now, and what's mor-e t hey cive nc-w tei:ture and fb.,·or.
To keep the •~won a traditional \'ein. add small \t"holf: potatoes and onio ns!
Jon r enouch before the end of cook.in, time so tha t. the1 are a t Lhe "jut
tendtt" stq"e.
'Messiah' Presentation
With approximately 150 students
in the chorus and sevC'n guest
soloists and accompanists handling
the solo parts the Fullerton Junior
college '\\ill present George Fred·
\'rick Handel's "l\1es~iah," Sunday
afternoon, December 14 at the
Fullerton Union High school audi·
torium, .;tarting a t 4 :30 o'clock. In
the chor us are Bc"tscy DeGrasse
of Newpor t and Dorothy Townsend
of Costa Mesa.
The program will be under the
direction of C . Earl Narramorf',
vocal instructor a t the college and
is being presented withou t charge.
Guest soloists who will take part
To Include Horborites
arc: Arthur Renton. tenor, Pasa-
dena; \Villiam Fa ckincr. bass-bari·
tone. soloist from the First l\1etho--
dist church, Los Angeles; l\·largery
Smith Briggs, soprano, Pomona
college faculty ; l\1 arion Begin. con·
tralto. Pasad<'na Episcopal church..
Accompanists \viii be l\targaret
Vollenweider, organist from Red·
lands university, and Louise Fou,
pianist, from Fuller ton.
The chorus will sing four num-
bers: "HaJlelujah Chorus," "For
U nto Us a Child ls Born," "And
the Glor y of the Lord Shall Be
Revealed," and. "Glory to C:OO in
the Highest."
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N.Wpurt -Circle ol a.mt . A Oirtltmu m.lolc --Wiii ..,, 0 • s uvllfn.wrs Oponlns with the ponnnlal .... rcn. J . A. Beek,.M'n. Arthur Bat, ~ Newport -Oty Plan--North at• 57' 15" Eut -North 78• 10' or Wttt
aims by· Ille S-Wiii -cm bo prwoUd by 111e'dlillr of Clarllt Clutcolnc and -1ns -fort~. o..rture to the ll&rrlop llr. ond Mn. Harold Bcrd.-nlua, nine Comml..ion will bold a Pub-alone IOkl court clecrft Uno 1148.37 feet: 'thence North ..
Dot. 17; a -early, at the,._ 0.urdl by tbe .SO. at 7:30 p.m. ben of the l\lU'di&n -1 of of ncaro (Wolfpna Mmart), ()r. Mn. Vlrslnia H. CUtle, Dr. and Uc Hearinc u-the appllcatlon 324.18 feet to Station 127: 07' 30" Weat 689.«5 feet to a
ol Mn. Jobn Pllocl>Def, 3018 <(out SUndaY ewnlnS. ~· .. -wUI Job'• Daushtaa. Coata -llft8'! County Symphony ordle1n Mn.. Stanley" 0 . O..mben, the or Elsie R. Karl and Albert D -North 20' 01' 15" Eut point In the Southeutfti7
-.rd and ~ an! n-bo In two puts, the !Int to In-Betbol No. l5T _,.. eola'talned 1ave lta tint conce't or the --W-Conant, Robert L. Cobper, Oberg ror a 50 percent troat yanj alone aald court clecrft Uno bounduy Uno or Tract 919, ml-to llriJtl tbelr sltt. for elude _,.... by the choir and ....-tly by ~ Mothen' club at llOll Tunday eveolnl In the audl-Earl L. Couch: Rtback for pvper ty at 1014 E. ~1! ~eeortth~' S3tl~tllo6~' Eul.26t; IOkl point bean North 39" 42'
the !lponlah-American lnatltute. aoloa by Mrs. Willia Fleldt and a luncheon at Cutaways' club, 44 tOl'!um or Newport Harbor Union ~· Roadne CUppett, Emma ~ntral Ave., Balboa, Callfomla. 30" Eut 7.55 feet from the
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Mrs. June Bumi. belnc prooent. High achoo! before a I.arc• and ap-Cl'amtt, Stuart Diehl, EbeU Club otherwise described u Lota 8 and along aald 'colD't decree line moat Southerly comer or aald
The aecond part will be chorUaea Reports or the pat year'• work predatlve aucll.,,..,, or Newport Beach, Mr. and Mn. 9, Block 15, Eutalc!e addition oC 110.02 feet: thence South 72' Tract 919, and 11 also a Point
and aoloa from the M-with _,.. elven by the presldenta, Mn. Under the direction or lta able Fred Ferrey, Friday Altemoon Balboa Tract. 59' 25" West 281l.12 feet; In the line of the Oty limit. recita~~ Mn. Delevan FMitas Leo Fr-yr-r and Mn. H. M. Holker. conductor, C11nton Lee Sawin, the Club of Cc.ta Mesa,. Mr. and Mn. Public Hearing upon this appli-thence North ss• 13' 4.5" West ot ~ Oty of Newport Beach;
will smg the alto aoloa and .Mn. The new president Mrs Wealey orchestra played with clarity ar.d Roy Greenleaf Jr .. Mr. and Mn. cation will be held Thunclay De-138.63 feet, thence North 72' thence South 39' 42' 30'' West
Burns the aoprano aoloa. F1nale o1 Fowltt, prcalded. ' · brillilUlC'e this overtutt w h I ch Joeeph Hamblet, , Mrs. E\la M. cember l8, 1947, at ?:30 p.m., ln 59' 55" West 143.99 feet to a along the aa.ld line of Oty
the program will be the Hallelujah New members of the 1Uardian shows the composer In hla happiest Hammond, Harbor Branch Aalat-the Council Chamber, City Hall. point of int~on with the UmJts 7.55 feet, more or lea.
Chorus. council will be seated at the joint mood. The G-Minor Symphony, ance League, Mrs. Abbie E. Haugh. Newport Beach, California, easterly right or way line ot to an intersection wt th the Spe~ker of the e.ve:nina: Will be Installation ot Costa Mesa and also by Mozart, ts not so well Florence Heifetz; By ol'der or the Olainnan of the that certain co u n t y road Northerly r ight ot way line of
the district superintendent. Dr. Huntington Beach bethela at Hunt-known and whlle dramatic in char, Mn. H. Hilmer, 1.trs. William E . Newport Beach Qty Planning known as Seventeenth Street, the State Highway ORA~B;
Hayden Sean. lngton Beach on Thursday evenJng acter and difficult to interpret, Lawson, Ted J...rhmann, Mn. hank C.omrni.sslon, said intersection point being thence Easterly aJong the said
---------------------------ot this week. was played with verve and under· Marscellas, Miss Margaret L. WALTER M. LONGMOOR. the beginning of a curve tan-northt?f'ly highway right Ot * * Taking office will ~ Mrs. Ruby stMdlng, Scharle, Gilbert Seal, Shafer Music PHILMER J . ELLERBROEK, gent, concave Westerly and way line to the point ot be.
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Crawford, guard.Jan: Mrs. K. E . After the intermission the audi-1 C.o., Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Spang-Secretary. having a radius of 540.0 feet; ginning.
WhJtencck, associate guardian; en~ w~ thrilled with Percy ler, EarJ W. Stanley, Chari~ H. Pub.-Dec. 11 . 1947. thcn'tf' Southerly along said The first Public Hea.Jjng upan
Mn. •Esther Johnson secretary· Grainger s arrangement of the \Vay, Mr. and Mn. Robert Gordon I,,-==,..,,.----,-·----curve through a central angle this application will be held Thurs-
Mrs. Doris Regan tre;..urer-Mrs. Londonderry Air. the melO<ly of 3 nd Nova Voe. NOTICE OF INTENTION of 38' 55' 18" a distance of day, December 18, 1947, at 7:30
Fern Ham, promoter of soctabiltty; which Is po~arly known as "Oh --------TO ENGAGE IN T'HE 366.83 feet to a line tangent; p.m., in the Council Olamber. Qty
Mn. Esther Pndham, promoter of Danny Boy. Particularly beau ti· G. I S t G. p thence South 23• 23' 30" West Hall, Newport Beach, California.
hospitality; ~trs. Essie Roblnson, rul were the deep sonorous t ones If COU S 1ve rog. SALE OF ALCOHOL· 88.32 feet to the beginning of By order of the Chairman ot
custodlan or paraphernalia; Mrs. of the cellos. For Costa Mesa PT A IC BEVERAGES. a cur\'e tangent, concave east· the Newport Beach City Plannin&
Lucille F e rnandes promoter of fi-The program closed with an erly and having a r adius of Commission.
nance and Mrs. P~tricia Smith, di-amusing Suite on Fiddlers' Tunes It ·was Girl Scout day at the T O \Vl-lOM IT MA~Q;gEA°N: 1947 360.0 feet; thence along said WALTER M. LONG?\100R..
rector of music. ?rtn. Grace Wo. arran_ged by George F . McKay. recen~ meeting or Costa Mesa Notlf'e 111 hereby gtven that fifteen \curve through a central angle PHILMER J. ELLERBROEK.
m"lsdorf. deputy ~and gu-~'an, Rang.1ng from slapstick to deep P a rent-Teacher association with day! after the date posted, the under· of 7° 29' 14". a distance of S<'cretary .
... -~" CU"U..I ' l!lgned Pf'OPORB to M"ll a\r-ohollc bev-47 04 fee t . th c-e s th ss· Pub n --wil: be installing officer. 1 emotion,. the number trnnsport<'d a scout leading in the flag salute Pnu:::es at theee premleet1. diecrlbed u · ' £'n ou .-£.A.-...:. 4, 11, 1947.
St. Joachim 's Guild
Elects New Officers
the audience to the atmosphere of and other"! giving a playlet, "The follow11 :
ol dtimf' fiddl1'ng. !"iaht n -rore Chris' tmas." ' 632 Con.!'t H lghwa)·. Newport Bearh.
"' .&:X" P unntnnt to such lntPntlon. th e According to the announcement Th<.'re was also music by the qnlf"r"IJ!nf'1I '" ar nl>1na.: to the State
made by FrRnCl·s l·!orvat h, pub· Gi' I' GI I b J·• b M '! R<•llrd of Eoull:ui!lnn for l.•sunnce on r S <'C e U 11..-u Y rs. u c-"rl&::tnal aoplira.tlon of an a.lcohollc
licity manager. arrangements have Do\\.·elJ , and Charis Fluke gave a bevf'rage llctn11e for these preml9(!8 M • · ,.___ · fOll<l '11'!!: \Vith ?\1rs . \V. J. Neville presld-....... , .. n completed for a concert to be> piano number, a ml'Clley of Christ-o:-: ~ALF: RF.ER only.
ing at the business session, mcm-j?i\"en at Laguna Beac h some time mns music. Anyone clrl!llr1n ,; 10 prot ert the 111m1-. J h d .__ •nr e o ( such llren&e may fi le a ''er\· tiers of St. Joachim's guild of in anuary, t e a te to IA: an· ~trs. Ernest McClella n presided rlt"d prl}leJ!:I .. ••tth the State Board or
Costa l\.1esa electl'd new officers at nounN.'d later. ' and announced the series of adult F.011al !ua1lon at &r ramentn. Cal!fornta.
0 th I, t f t h h 111.Attng gTOUndl'I for denial RA pro• their m eeting o{ Dec. 4 . n C 1~ O pa rons w o ave lectures which begin J an. 8 at \"i<lr d by lal\•. Th,. prf!m\ses a re now
Ta king office for the coming ans\\"C'red the call to help support 7 :30 p.rtl. at tht' hi gh school. 11,.,.,.io,d fo r the Mle ot alcoholic bev·
year will be ~trs. D. 0 . Wilson. the orchC'stra are the following: Tea was served in the kinder· eragea. JOHN G. KOUNAS
president : Mrs. Glenn Croft, vice-Col. T . P. Atkinson, Mr. and gartcn room, hostessC'S being thC' ALEXANnF:R MARCELES
president ; Mrs. Earl Schctne, l\trs. Leonard l . Bacon jr., Mr. and rtt(>Sdames Paul Norman, Malcom Pub -Dec. 11 . 1947.
rrC'asurcr ; ~1rs. Thomas Boies, , • , Reid, Virgil D. Smith and Ario NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
secretary. They wm take over Suc/s tn Your Eye H ayward.
duties on Jan. 8 at a meeting to! T 0 Be Staged
be held In the new school build-I A L
ing, Ora nge avenue between 19th t aguna Beacli
REFLECTIO)\(S
CllRIST~lAS SEALS. These little s tamps are cheery greetings. ~ore than that. they arc like .a vast anny flghting an unrclent-1ng battle against a vicious foe.
The ."'ork. these seals repres_cnt reacht>S into eve~· strata of
our social existence. School chil dren are examined, young men ~d wo,men are treated and adults are given specialized care tn hospitals.
Your ch~k may give hope to a ~uman being, it may wa m an. othe~ one, 1t may be the biggest gift of a ll ; r eturning a former
physical wreck to a useful membership in society.
GRAUEL CHAPEL
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TU l'&IENDL T "7?1i"'EBAJ. Dl&SCl'OU
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a nd 20th streets, at 7:30 p.m.
H09 tcs.ses for the January meet-
ing will be r.rrs. Wilson, ~t~. L .
Rot hgary and Mn. R . C. Torrence.
"Suds in Your Eye," sparkling
comedy Which was a best seller in
book fonn. will be staged at the
Playhouse, Laguna Beach, on live
successive evenings, Dect>mber 17
through 21 .
The Newport Beach City Plan·
ning Commission wlll hold two
Public Hearings upon the appli-
cation of The Irvine Company to
have the following described prop-'===:==:==::::c==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:==:J
Reports on the mohey-raising
PToJcct for the new church showed
$341.30 made to date. At the No.
vember meeting members were
each given a dollar and asked to
multiply It to $10 in some man-
ner.
Some baked br ead, others gave
parties or went on errands. and
some told amusing stories of how
they raised the money. Winner
was Mrs. R. Gorman, \\'ho realized
S110 on the sale of a blanke t.
At the social hour de-5$~rt was
served to 33 members by the host-
esses. Mrs. W . P. Mealey and Mrs.
H. G. Bailey.
Many Prizes Won
At FAC Bazaar
The play has an excellent and
large cast. according to Wess
Densmore, director of the show.
"We had quite a time selecting
just the right person to play 'Miu
Tinkham.' one or the longer parts.
Matter of tact, we tried out seven
"1.'0me n for the role and at last
chose Rosalie \Varr as best fitted
to carry the part," said Densmore
in a recent intervieY.'.
Prom.Jnently cast in the play are
Irene Scott. Sarah Malone, Leo
MUXY.'Cll. Joe McCaffrey and
Shelia Watson.
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Tickets are no\v on sale at The
Playhouse or may be reserved by
telephone for any of the five per-
formances. E \·eryone \\'ho enjoys a
Voted a great success by all frothy ev<'ning of fun is urged to
was the, bazaar held by the Fri-see this ·production of the Laguna
day Affe rnooli club Dec. 6. The Comunity Players. • fi ne support given by mC'mbers a nd I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~-~~~~~;;;::;;;~;;;::;;;~ the public is deeply appreciated Ii
by Mrs. Bertha Tillotson , chair-
man of the ways a nd means com·
mittec.
f..1rs. C. A. Case. 158 ?\1agnolia,
\\'<lS th(' ]UCky winner or the $1{)()
bill. The hand hooked rug do-
nated by f..·t rs. Tillotson was "'on
by Reid's Cleanl'rs. ?\1rs. Lela ?-.1.
Ruhl or Newport Beach won a
large bag or groceries.
The gallon or paint donated by
CC'c i1 J ohnson was won by Ted
Knowlton. Also winning prizes
\vere J . C. Payne, \Vm. Dorrell,
Mrs. W. H. Brill. ~trs. P. V. P arkes
Mrs. L. L. Fernandes, l\trs. G. E.
Butcher. Mrs. John Vlebster. Mrs.
Bob F'ish<'r. Mrs. H. J . Ridley and
Mrs. D. D. Wilson.
Students to Present
Christmas Play
An original Christmas play,
\NTitten by Miss Virginia Royce,
a Newport Harbor High school
student, directed by Robert Wentz,
head ot the drama department,
will be presented by student.I on
Thunday evening December 18
in the h I g h schooa auditorium
when the Newport Harbor High
School Parent-Teacher a.uociation
will hold its December meeting.
The chorus will be under the dlrec-
Uon ot Miss Mari~ Hiebsch.
.au..~ O.d'rst11 r..i.
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Or Your Old Ones ·Made Like New
• Venetian Blinds • Linoleum
• Broadfelt • Asphalt Tile --.... ..,.. ............ .,... ......... ..,,. ___ ....................................... .,. ..
Coine in or Call Us .......... ·····-· ................. ..._......... ........ . ............ ..
Hanson Shade & Linoleum Shop
C..r. Newport Blvd. &I 28rd Sl
Coa1a lilMa Pb. Beaooa ~
to Cherish
for Many a •
Christmas
Specially Reduced
for
Xmas Gifting
R\.issian Kolinsky ..
Silver Foxes _ ....... .
Full Size. Heavily Ftosted
per skin $ 11.95
$119.00
Russian Squirrel Locke
Chinese Caraculs
... -.$149.so
......... $195.00
Ermine * China Minic * Persians
Natural Leopards * Russian Squirrel
and all the Season's darlings.
Similarly Reduced in Price
---*·---
CHOOSE NOW and LAY A WAY for XMAS
from our lorge stock of finest furs
TAKE' UP TO A YEAR TO PAY
"Orange Counry'.s FinUt Manufacturing furriers"
SANTA ANA fUR CO.
S08 No. Br....tway
'·
•
Sgt. Brennan
Says,; •• ••
1n """ with the President'• Food
Conlervatlon Program it is esti-
mated that the Armed Forces. in
the next slx months, can con·
trtbute by observing meatlt:IS Tues·
days and pool tryleu·egglea Thurs·
days and placing on the 1ndividual
rervlcmtan a responsibillty to con-
serve and cut down on individual
food cnosumptlon and waste. 18
million loavet of bread, 15 mJlllon
pounds or meat, 1 % million paunds
ot poultry, 36 million eggs, 3,,,_ mJl-
lion poundl or butter and 1 'h mil-
lion pounds of shortening. These
great savings can be accompllshed
without hardship to any service-
man . • • •
Another \'eleran of the Euro-
pean Theater and Campaign has
reenlisted for three years ln the
U.S. Army for service in the Euro-
pean Theater. He is Ernest A.
Hanson of 1012 23rd strttt, Costa
Mesa. Hanson was a doughboy for
three years and nine months. He
was awarded the Combat Infantry
Badge and wears the Purple HeArt
for shrapnel wounds received in
April 1945. Ernest attended New-
port Harbor High school and play-
ed tackle on the football squad and
covered the first sack on the school
nine.
• • •
This is almost the last call to
Combat Wounded Ve terans. War
D€partment Circular 6, ha.a been
extended to 31 December 1947,
permitting you to reenlist in your
old grade ... the grade you held
GOLDEN GIRL-RI!.& Har-
worth, who turns topasj
blond for ber lat.est role
-opposlte her es-husband,
orson Wellea -mo<lela one
' of t.he gowna she wears tn.
the !Um. It ls a curve-hug-'
glng. strapless, black saUn
Jean Louls creation wtt.b a
n.ne lace bo<11ce. The lace
inset at the front provtdea
a novel mldrttf treatment.
Matching gloves go with the
gown.
·.-------------. -al EncJ.on4 and -other In-...._ Edltorlal 1t1tuUonl "' -11• and inter-
• -national finance -tine! the eco-Clrallt Rider ri'omlc altuatlon h&a procreaalvely , ........ Qf~lrtm ~ ...... •>
1r ,, ... -J.Uoan.m w.....,.. ...,, C..1141 •
deterioratt'tl • • • We should
•• leun from this that free enttt-
priae, whatever Its faulll may be,
Ls the only system yet devised
whtch encourages the full develop-
Socialilm in Britain. u practic-ment of a nation without restrict-
ed by the Labor party now in in& the liberties Of Its people."
power, UJ'ldoubtedly ii a failure,
Klt'WPOKT BALBOA 'NltW8-TIMlt8 p
WAY l!l-pwt ·-~· Callf. Dee. U, lM' age 7
Pacific Heating Co., Inc.
Residential & Commercuil Heating
Forced Air, Gravity and Floor Furnaces
Harbor 676-R ·
but 1..hue 11 a reuon for the voten I Becauae of these failures, addl
of that nation cUnat.ng so eqerly the Tulatt Bee, "if and when the
to their milery, uld Callf~ conaervatlve return to power they
editors. Will be under leu pressure than Corona d•!I Mar For deaplte the ahortace of food they ~ere when they held the 1709-11 Coast Hiwey
and clothing, and it.I poor distribu-reina fore. Now the laborites ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tlon, there ls more of It for the will be UJ'lable to tell the people
pre.war poor people, and that that th y can lick England's preu-
proved most effective in Britain'• lnK pr lems. In fact, those prob-
munidpal electlona, they 18.id terns 11 be tough for any party
to han e for a long time to come."
"It encouraging to note that
.,.. ........ ..,.-,,_..... ........ 0 0 • ._,,, .. ··-••••••••
SIGN PAINTING
-AND--
All Types'of
Commercial Art
Located at
WRIGHT'S LUMBER YARD
L. W. Pierce
1'18' N&WrullT BLVD. BEAOON &11t-w oosTA MJCSA j
"British llOclalism hu faled. ob-
viously," comment.I the El Centro
Imperial Valley Pr e 1 1. '"Ibe
trouble seems to be lea In the
system than in It.I operators. In
two years they have failed to
raise a power once ereat, im-
portant and pragpet'OUll, very far
above the level at which the war
left it. Yet it appears that the
Bri tlsh people are go in a: to a tick
with jt, even at the r~k of total
collapae. How badiy, then, the
Conservative governments m u 1 t
have done by much of the people.
• • • There is certainly something
for us in this country to think
about in this e"ample. We know
that a capitalistic system. wisely
and humanely administered, can
work wonders. But we can also
see where unintelligent capitalism
has carried Brita.in."
Britain s change of troht," remarks
the g Beach Ftress Telegram,
i• In k pln& with the· r epudiation
of radlcalism in several other
Euro~ countries. France, Den-
mark, ~orway, and Switzerland, in
recent ~lectiona, moved away from
the let\. These trends, of course,
mean ir tremendous step toward
t h e konomic rehabilitation of Euro~ One of the greatest ob-
stacles 1 to American aJd for the
War·stticken countires was their
unstab;e and radical governmenta:."
And.! concludes the Mader a 1---------------------------
Dick Mcintire
at t ime of your discharge from -------------
last active service. Naturally, this Story of Margie's
While the elections may not
presage a r eturn to conservatism
in Britain, state the Ontario Daily
RelX)Tt, "they do serve as a re~
buke to the socialist regime," and
"it Is fortunate indeed to have had
an example of the unworkability
Tribunr. "delay in rehabilitation
ls one I of the weapons employed
by the I Red forces in their efforts
to gai~ control, knowing that need
causes I the less informed to turn
to the I Red ranks in the hope of
endingjtheir misery. There is never
the re~oning that back of their
misery! is an ally with whom they Nightly Except Wednesday turn to for relief."
is for Combat \V ounded Veterans
only. Most or these me n, regard· Wedd·ng Dress
less of their disability, are able to I The ~ull of a modern U. S. Navy
submlltine i$ longer than a foot-
ball field. do many jobs that will enable them
to go right along with their army
career. The Army wants these
men, and wanbi them to know that
!he y will be given every consider·
a tion to the assignment they want,
but r emember 31 December ls the
desd.llne!
• • •
om YOU KNO\t" THAT ...
The National Flag, when taken
dow n !lt Retreat, i!I always folded
In the same manner-into a tri·
angle represent ing the Cocked Hat
of the American Revolution with
the white starred blue "Union"
showing on the outside.
Strong or weak, praised or criti-
cized th~ Army has never failed
in its duty a nd never will.
The commw1ists hat COW' Army
because the presence of one million
trained men "-'ho have pledged
th<'ir lives to .. defend the Consll·
1ution of the Unltc-d States against
J I! £'nf'mies whomsoever ... " is
a strong bRn ·icr against their aims
10 take over the government.
G. J.'s of the Transportation
C'orps (th~ Navy called them ~ail·
jc~' opr-rated 13,000 small craft,
~ostly in foreign ports.
In th eCivil \Var. on!.' of th<'
:Vlrss Sgt.'s SJX'('ialties \\'as a slew
n1a de or broken c-rackl.'rs and
lumps o r pork callN.l .. lob scoUSl' ..
hy the men "'ho had to ('Qt it.
• • •
Giv(' your respect and support
to tht• m&n who enlisls volunla rily
lo do his part In cnrrying out your
country's \vorld.\vide obligations to
build a pcaC'C that \\.'i ll endure.
....-~--... , "''•
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G•tlten Gl••ce•
CLEVELAND (UP) _ Margie of socialism to observe. Our na-
OoY•lell was all set t o be married. tion's trend toward mal'laged econ~ -===*==========; She had the man, the veil and the omy had been feared by believers f 1 dress. in our system ot tree enterprise. k
Bui the man, Melvin <Red> The rapid disintergration of Brit-D. tch Heacoc· k
Eastin, also had a car. which was ain's economic system under so-.
unpaid for. Margie made some un-ciallsm should prove to U! the ~ OON'l'IU.Ol'OB
kind remarks about the sleek n£'W value of our own, and make us
auto and Red, in a rit of anger. even more Intent on maintaining NTING
was heard to say that his car the American way of life." -Ooatneton'
Vaux's -Balboa
meant mor e to him than anything. As evidenc"e of socialism"s fail-~1
A.I. IJQIJIPHENT Amid a burst of tea.rs , Margie cried . "I hope you smash your car urc, notes the Yreka Siskiyou ae Aft., eo.19 ._
to sm itherenes." Daily News. "the present govern-~ Behind Alba Beta Dinner Until 11 P. M. Two weeks later Red did just D ' Pbo9e: Barbor 2711 th dust.Ty -and production is much
ment has socialized the coal in· t=
~:·wasn·t long before R"CJ 's best les.s than it was under private . 1 B•CIOll ~W
friend Joe, and Margie b<:>came · o'.'.wne::'.:'.rs~h~iP:_·_:.:lt'.._'.h.'.'.as::_~soc~i.'.'.al'.:.iz:'.ed:'.__:th:'.'.:e..!:==·-F==========c!.!.--------------------------
engaged. '
~targie s till wasn't happy. J oe
produced an e ngagement ring. "It
isn't as· pretty as Red's," Margie
said.
As fa te \\'Ould have it. on night
Margie a nd Red met again. Some
si.x \\'eeks later tha n originally
scheduled. Rro and Margi.-: wer e
married.
M argit'.' "'ore a hluc SUI \. ins!ca~.
0£ th(' bridnl gO\\'n She ha1 gor.e to
such trouble to buy. "Th·· dress
had hrought me 1•nough bad luck.''
she said.
It \va;;.n't I on~ aft er,,·arr \ thal
thi~ classifit..'Ci ad oppcare1 in pub·
lie pr int: ,.
"Bridal VC'in and r!rC'SS, 9, ncvC'r
unpacked. rcasonnble.··
~rht.• stat(· or l\lissouri has more
tha n 8,000 mil<'S of rnilroad, 1927
nld~·s or navih1.1b](' \v aters a nd
hoa!it s 14 ,664 rnilcs of Improved
state highways.
The more you drive it,
th• more you like it!
!
l i
Eve..Y mile gives added proof of
BIG-CAR QUALITY AT .LOWEST COST
OM to.If _. Ml yo. ._. O..-
ro1 .. Ml#·llyW .. ..,. ~ ....
Aeid ... bring• ,... _,., ~
----colon----vph&i. lfwr -4 app :•-•Ml tt 0'°"'9 ......... ...-,w.,tiy ....
.. .__, pricet.
i
Ing, yoan of -......, notl'"'9 to a
Olevrole~ This car has ulra strenglll In .._.,
pOrt-buik-in rvggodnoss and roliobility-
the excellence that endur ... It wib serve you
for scorea of lllousands of mu.., and tho
longer you drive ij tho strOi;gor yov< appr•
elation of lb ... iu.-ror k --· Big-Car
d..robillty and dependability unequaled in
lb fleld. AM en., a-rolet offon aK tho
other advanfalJU af BIG-CAR QUALITY
IJ LOWEST COST deKribed kw you hwe.
,_ Cllllll., Mat • aw. ........
... rovnd ,...-foi9a :1 • _...
..,. And '~· worid'~
ct.Gmplon Val1e In Heaif n.rtft..
Most• 1EnoiM. .... In lb
""
.. .,/-«nfDNJe ptb NM'g•, ~ .. .....
owce of --vr _. of •4W'f
., .. o1 ....
8" smooth aod slim in
this Junior Ho...., fa.
vorite. Tho tucked
ahirtwajst is • pin-up
with tho full skirt.
Rayon gabudlne. in
beige. red. peacock,
biowa. Sbos &.lS.
CHARGE IT
30-60-90
DAYS
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•
The demand ,.,. -Chrn<lleh ............ an ,....,...,. Neonls;
That means it'a wise to lelhguard your transportation by brinct-
lng your -ant -to UI flH skilled M<Vice, llOW and .. 1'911Uiar
intervala, ....,..,,.. delivery of your new -·
CHEVROLET
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I). PO!l1];!\., • • • - --. • -- -Publl1her 8 ~ m -' . • . • • ll1M~Edil«
f: DIXON --• -• • • • • Adv•.rua.Oi ...._ • ~ Pt&nt. 3Dli W. ~tral A-.ue. N-J'\ead\, catlfllmla
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A D111 deHe 1"°""' lmUWU.. fw Oftl' • y_,.
Active
Member
of
Ifs Smart to Shop Early
People finally are taking the retailers' traditional
early-shopping plea to heart-and stores in every
comer of the State, according to all reports, are burst-
ing at' the joists with free-spending Christmas shop-
pers, eager to avoid the late rush.
Nq one knows exactly why everyone has so sud-
denly heeded the "sh op-early" request, but it's mak-
ing happier customers for the hustling merchants.
People evidently intend to be more open-minded this
Yuletide than ever before, with experts estimating
that twenty-two million dollars of 39 per cent more
than in 1946, will be spent to spread holiday happi-
ness.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
I Rise to Remark
liO!f. lllB!f PlllLIPll
1be Boy Scout& of America have than lut year; to men who have
)ult ctvm .ua an .. ample of llln-decided on a 30 hour w .. k, In the
dalnontal Amttlcanlom that de-face of hunger, oold and want. We
-a iot more notlco than It will buy grain at. rouehly, $3 a will probably 1et. bushel, forcing the spiral of In-
A few days aao, at a breakfast nation 1tlll hJgher, while surplus
meetlnc of men and women inter-foods like the dtrt.\I concentrates
ested 1n the Soouta. t wu handed and the dried fruits of C..alifornia
a lltue circular, marked "Bulletin are in surplus, and the govem-
No. 8," dated November 2llt, 1947, ment.I ~':Ill sell that whe11.t for S4
from the c:hief Boy Scout Ex:ecu-a bushel, into t!1e channels of trade
tJ.e to all profeulonal 1taff mem-and the blAck markets of Europe,
ben. 'Jbr subject wu ''Bushels of to the extent that hungry me n and
FOod Campalan-19'8-Save 8 women will not be able to buy it,
bUlhel -share a buahel." because they can not afford it. I
Are the Boy Scouta beins told rise to uk, of the Admlnlstratlon,
to write their eon,reumen to vote if it is a program to feed a hungry
money to save the wcrld! Are they world, or to support governments?
belnc given the i.mprealon that an Perhaps what this country needa
AP1Jroprlat1on Bill, ln Waah.1.ngton n more Boy Scouts Jn the State
or in Sacra..mf'nto, ls the proper Department.
cure to any and every domestic •------------.!
and International Ill? Are they I LE'ITERS TO. THE I even being uked to put their
hands In their own pockets and NEWS-TIMES
give nioney to meet the needs of a . _
hungry world ? "No" to each ques-
tion; no, no . no.
The circular says that food is
In such short supply that 260 mil-
lions of the world's children are on
"the very border of starvation." It
suggests tha tAmerica is morally
committed to shar e Its available
surplus. It says this means an all-
out program of saving and pro-
ducing food.
I t says """ had 18 million Vic-
-November 26
Newpori Harbor Publishing Co.
Dear Frtend of the Children:
", . ·I 'Twas the night before
Christm .... "
What
with th
hristm
world,
for the
tingle of excitemen t goes
words! The night before
. . . and all over the
tor y GardC'ns. at the peak, during a patte
hildren will be listening
sound of jingle-bells and
of tiny reindeer hooves.
lht' \\'ar. but that "'e should try Thf' l.ildren here at St. Cloud,
I t says that every Scout should Jimmy. ··\Von't he drop my fire
When You Need
1-N-S .. U-R-A-N-C-E
PBOOwllD
JOHN E.. SADLEIR
""-... -llOI ud .i ODMt....., ft1111 ~ 111 a MIS
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the year·round with this GIFT
.
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... attathed or unattathed. Adjustable from "loucb·
to-ton· of DIRECT holdina power. No twistin1 .
·tendency of ordinary screw-type vise. Own I
LEVERLOK and KNOW all its uses. With every
order, leaflet tells how LEVERLOK converts Ill
clamp with jaw·optning< up Ill 68'. Ideal, useful
GIFT. SatJSfaction Guaranteed. $6.90 postpa id,
. Check or Money Order. (In Calif. add J 7c sales tu)
Immediate Delivery. Write direct to •.•
There's an economi c, as well as a practical, reason
for early shopping. As one California banker puts it:
___ _;A,:;OOO==UNT.:.:.:c."':.:NT.:.:.----, PllTSICIA1f8 A 8UR01r-ONS. ll.D.
Income Tax CoDsultaat.
A-•U•s . Aadltl•11 . llleollwolas A. V. Andrews, M.D.
for 20 million now. It tells the too, gro ·more thrilled and excited
Scouts to plant gardens. to work as Chr· tmas dra,.,.Js near. "How
in the family gardens. or to work ..,.,,ill Sandy Claws know I 'm here?"
in ~chool aod community gardens. "'orries I small, ne..,.,•ly orphaned
sa\e a bus hel or grain. How? Well, enjun df wn the \o,·rong chimbley?" ----r---------------------that is intl'resting: 11) by eating
grain substitutes. mor e potatoes, "Oh ~anta knows those things,"
1 ; "The wider the seaso n of heavy buying can be spread,
the better the merchants can cope with it, the wider
the choice for the shoppers, and the less the inflation-
ary influence of concentrated buying."
If you haven't yet joined the big parade to the
stores, you can still give Santa a hand, and yourself
a break, by shopping now. It's the smart thing to do!
Big Stories of '47 .
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS
Businen Manage.meot
Con.sultan ta
omce: Co•ta Meu Bank Bldr.
Bea. 5639-.1 COAla Meu.. Callt.
Bookkeeping
Service
t..:OLIN F. BROWN
(Rarbur 16«)
BALBOA YACHT CLU B
B1oy •lde Or., Newport &e1oct'I
Alth ough J947 is still with us the United Press .----------,
h'as already picked the 10 news stories which it con-Armand 1"1onaco
ARCJOTECT siders to be th e most important events of the year ._ ,., Ba A n -n-.. 814 .. y ,-e., ow~
Heading the li st is a story which could also be llorbor ""
the Number One item in 1948-the hi gh cost of living. .... "2:;~ •• ~-:·~~·;;::,:,;;; MOS
Next is th e "cold war," and that presumably includes , __________ __,
the Mar<hall Plan, the Truman Doctrine and all other ~---n_E:_s_T_1s_T>1_. ____ ,
such develo pme nts co nnect ed with our pol itical and
economic struggle with Russia.
Foll owing these are the Taft-H artley .Law, the
Hughs-Meyers investigation, Texas C it y disaster,
Princess Elizabeth's romance, partition of India, the
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTIST
%20!YJ \\1• Central. lluber 1'80
?\'"E\\'l'ORT BEACH
series of airplane disasters, the Palestine problem and ~=========~
the World Seri es. ' . I
One~ notable difference between this list and the GORDON E. RAPP, D.D.8.
one for last year is the absence of stories on labor !llSS w .. i cmtn1
troubl es. In 194 6 the series of strikes involving steel,
motors, rails; the req uest of President Truman for Pbooe Harbor di..,,
extraordinary powers to break the rail strike ; and the L-----N_._....,... ___ =--~
$3 V2 million fine levied against John L. Lewis for P11vs1c1ANs.suRoroNs. o.o.
contempt of co urt-these were among the big news 1
events. Dr. W. T. Mooney
PHY8!01Al(
""4
8UR~EON
411 Co.at Blsbway. Harbor 161
Corona del Ma.r
.lohll K. O. Choq. M.D.
Pll>'alctan ~ Surcec-.
2-4 7 -8:30
and by appol.ntment
Beacon 5075
1%0 Eut. 18th Street;
Co.la Meaa. Callforula,
Gordon M. Grundy, M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Balboa lnn Arcade
Office Hn.: 10-12 a.m.; 3-5 p.m.
Phone Harbor 37
H. R. Hall, M. D.
Ph.yslc-lan 11..od SW'CeoG
Houn; 2-5, by Appointment
T elephont.· &aeon 5848
131 Broad\\•ay Ca.ta Heu
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1801 Ooa.at Wway
Corona del Har
Office Hour" J()-12; 2-5
Pboae Ha.rbor 108!
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay AV8-Bal'-
Harbor nu
otnce Bonn:
!t.oGp.m.
llond&7 t1uoacb Frtda7
frtlits, vegetables and other per· I assurfd him, and then, seeing
ishilblP. roods. A bushel of grain that hi~anxious pucker remained, I whis red, "he kno,vs, because couJd be re presented by 30 loaves I write im, Jimmy."
or bread: by 15 pounds or meat; by 120 fr>"'er eggs. (2l by destroy-Of c9urse you and I know the Santa to '''horn I givr> J immy's ne\v
ing a r at! One rat will eat or ruin addr ess But how about t hose toi·s more than one bushel o r stored gr ain. Ra ts causC'"d the loss of 200 and ca dies, a ne\v cap or a pair
million bushels last year. Control of mitt ns ... it's fifteen degrees bclo\v utside ! ... \Vhat v.lill mea.,ures arc practiced in only 5% of farm stor age a reas. Cl ) by Christ as Day really mean t o
feeding livestock lci=:s ; more pas-these l ~rt llc tykes?
turing ; mor e hay, or table or gar-You fnO''' ... a nd I know ...
the ai\\.·er , and together we'll d<'n lea\'ings. or grai n substitutes.
4 11 hy reducini;: \va ste; by glean-"'Ork i out, and it '''ill ta ke sor-
ing : both are les!'ons still to be prising little to make the little IC'~rnf'd hr :\mer ic<1. Jimmy , fl.larys and Janes r adiant·
The '"s hare a bushel" is the only Jy hap y.
plaC't' ,,·here money is mentioned. A If r \viii just slip an offering:
packaJ:" from "C,\RE :'·' a con· in the nclosl'd. cn\·C'Jopc and send
tribution to n Iocnl relief program: it to u TODAY. "'e"ll use it, oh.
•.Before You Build or Remodel
• LUDLUM
Sample and Display R<lOm•'
Color guides. plan-
ning aid•. comp!\'hen,.
ive stock of 1_--::t r1 )(tt ....
i'lnrt linolewn.
Ru~"
Carpei.
Cleaned,
Repaired
Carpet Works
18%2 Booth l\olaln St. Pbone Sant& ,ua ?80ff SA..'l"T . .\ .~A
a basket of foOO . or A Christmas so c~r fully, to fill the stockings
gift for a !('SS fortunatt· family, of thes . little tots '''ho have lost •------------------------•'
th('<te could require money. but the so mu
cnl[Jhasis is on n1easures a nd sug-\Von' you also enclose your pe-tition t be included in our Solemn '.:;:r'$1in~., into ,,·hi ch the Scout puts
hinu::C'lr. h is efforts,. his interest. Noven ,,·hich begins o n Chrst-
his hcarl. and not just his money. mas D~y? 1'he ('\'Cr gr atC'ful pray-
In., fc\\' dnys Congress '''ill vote er_s of.;e Sisters and the children
\viii r1 Hc·av0 n••·ard for i•our 1·n -lhC' tcmnorary relief bill for E ur o-'" " tc ntion , a nd I , too, shall r cmcn1-IX'an Aid. It \\'ill probably auth-
orizr 5:'90.000.000, for Austria. bcr yo in e\'cry I-Joly J-t ass.
France, Jtaly, China. Food ,viii be 1'1ay the Infant of Bcthlchem
purchasC'd and !1cnt to parts or the bless d rc,,·ard rou, my friend.
,,·orld '''hC'rc men have decided to and m }' your Christmas be filled
go on strike, rathC'r than dig or \\'it h i Y a nd happincss.
distribute coal in the face of a Si cer('ly yours in Christ.
severe winier ; it \viii go 10 nations ATl·IER BIELEJESKI
which have planted less farm land F the children at St. Cloud
November Total
Building Permit
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The year 1946 also recorded such stories as the
atom bomb tests at Bikini, the expiration of OPA,
its temporary revival and final abandonment, Philip-
T. P. Reeder, M. U. A. M. Nelson, building Inspector,
H E S kl M said building perm.it fees for the
· e -Pr09tate trouble,
-lnte1Unal Conditions
h Blood Pressure -
Tf'Ouble -Low Blood Wm.P. Mealey pine independence, the loan to Britain, the ousting of
1
L_,,_ __ ,_-_. ____ • ____ .. _ . . tic er' . D. month of Nove mber totalled
....,...i .... ""4 !lurCo'•oo $1.297.
Henry Wallace from the cabinet after his pro-Russian ____ "_e_•_R_o_PRA_cro __ • __ ~ 1409 w. Central Other fees Usted by Nelson in-
otnce: Barbor 80t elude for November : plumbing per· speech, the hanging of the former Nazi bigwigs at
Nuremburg, and the selection of New York City as Dr. Totn E. Barton
CHIROPRACI'OR
~rftt-Phnrw-ff,.,.+v.,. ,.,.._,, ;....~----------~I mils, $566.80; electrical permits. $296.20; plaste ring permits, $41.00;
the home of th e United Nations.
On the whole, it would appear that while the news
in 1941 was no less important than that in 1946 it
was not so highly spectacular.
· Atomic Fact and Fable
Ul 1 Cout tnsbwaJ
Oo.-dellhr
(In Kendell's Patlo)
-..aanorlMI
8TENOORAJ'MO 8ERV1CE
Georgia Taylor
Pul>Uc: Steno 8e""'9
A few weeks ago Comrade Molotov of the Moscow Notary PubU.
Molotovs told the Russian people and the world that ~c-••111•• Se....,. di E. Ceiatral Ave.. Balboa Soviet scientists know the atomic sec.rets. Not long Ba.Mr H••-· 5%85-W
Conrad Richter, M. D.
Pt?sent Hours:
t :IO L 11L a l! M ..
Z:SG p. m. • •:so pr. m.
1-.C w. Ceatnl
Newport -P'taoee Barbor !40S
Chas. A.-Wylie, M.D.
Infants and Chlldren
Cout mpway and .laamtne
Corona del Har
Hours: 1 to 5 p. m. Har. 1015 after that came news which supposedly leaked out of '---VET-ERIN--ARIAN----'
Russia that a 13-pound atom bomb had been tested m:WPORT RARBOB 1"----0 -PT_o_MET __ rus_T __ .....J
in Siberia. VJ:Tr:RL'«U<Y uosP•TAL
· Now, the general impression among scinentists in Dr. u....,. Parker
this country is that the Kremlin is trying to cover up Dr. P•BI o. Butc-
its atomic void with words and rumors. T his -effort 1111 IL IL .. _ Drt"
indicates quite clearly that Moscow is _deeply con-Ooota •-Plu --
E.. T. Butterworth. 0. D.
OptonH!!trlat
lllYU EXAMlNm)
Lltllfilll:s DUPUCA TED
...._.,, .. _,M.,nt
lllt•.~• ................ J
JIS1ffOt&T .... .. cemed about our atomic know how. There can be no 1 ___ _,D:::A:=.Y,_,,8CB=::::OO=L'---
dou_bt that scientists in Ru.."l!ia -including t h o s e Mortimer Sch-I 1 :----------:
brought lh from Germany-are working night and .,,., COAST OPTICIANS
day to overtake the United States in this race which -0o..i "'... ••-bl. 101• ..... ...:, ... ...._ ~ ... -
could prove to be a very deadly one. 0!!w~~L ,.,_..,pttoaa Ftllod Acean1e17
But unle!!ll the Soviets are moving a lot faster than .. &. ~.::O..L &. -
01 •r~'!!:.~'• ~r"""
it seems pOllSible for them to do they are not catching ........ -E. a TillELE. Optician
up with us in this field. The recent announcement by ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~;-;-~ the United States Atomic Energy Commission that
a speclal lei!ting grounds ~ot atomic "weapon~" (note
the pltiral) and the "P,eaceful aJ>plication of atomic
energy" hu been l!!tablished on Eniwetok Atoll in
the remote Pacific makes it clear that we are not let-
ting abt grass grow lilider our feet in this matter.
MODERN MARINE SERVICE
SHELL DdCK ............ -
In the ~ears since the first successful oi>erar
tlcm of an· ' chain read.or was achieved in ChiC4-
~ waa U.. actual Mtri~ GI the Atomie Age · Mat ptcgr • lilade al6ng thla UM IUli bffn enorm, -. a •.lo be lioved that~JMD'• m«a1 ~will
II& atdi with hia eci~ b6wt~ 1114 aiml'====~========~ •.• l!_llJlt~~~'I: ~~f..,~ into c••J1u1•va,I· ...,..--* Sen a Tbrougb ,ci-'neci lciveitwne .
tile perm.its, $30.75; chmney per·
mils, $8.00; sale of co.pies of zon-
ing ordinance. $10.00; plumber e x·
aminations. $5.00.
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THURSDAY 'Newport ......... Calif. Doc. 11, l.Bf._1 -age __
, .... T TEAM SECOND T EAM .. H II -,...,.... a ... tU>Iton Beach .• .En4---·--···-··-··-o.ne Coda ~,...., I elm, Orre DmlD Koomaw. ~ta Ana --··-··EncL ..... -------·····-Fred Moxley ( wney) lack .t.dalu. :Fullerton -----T&cklL---.--Roldon Rodrl~ (8&.Dta Au) Dlcll Hoyt, OnDP ·-·--·-·-······--Tac.Id&-.---·-·-·--·· Ray aa {Anahelm)
5000 Hunting Knives
To Go Up for Spot
Bid at Maywood Dick Shook. Jl'Ulfe.rton _ · Guard.. .... __ ,_ ______ Dick J ohnaon (J'ullerton)
Bill Ctarll. Ninrport HarbOr ___ Guan:!--. Gene J ohneon tHunUnaton Beach}
Pete Nounllt. Newport Harbor -Cuter ....... -·----·--··-.. lkrt Snow C0ran~) -Johnny Pouch. Santa Ana -------8ack._ .... Eddie Dow1y (Huatlnstoa Beach) Bob Bou. :Fullerton .......... ____ ,,_.,_.Back.--..... Bob Glbbollll {Ne~rt Harbor)
Bob McKee. Orange ·····-····---·-·----Back ... -.......... Loula Armendarls (Saata Ana) Bob Huba. RUnllD$ton Beach -··-····B&ck _______ . T ommy Thompaon (Fullerton)
l.Jayd Tbomu.,Babt& Ana --. .....BlocktngBack._.Boyd Horttll {Newport BMc.h)
HONORABLE MENTION ENDS: lack C&mpbeJI {Santa Ana): Dave Witherspoon <lluntlngton Beach):
·Carlton Moore (Fullerton); Jim Efam (Ana.b"lm): Tom Powers <Oran1e); TACKLES: BfU Weatherwax tNe'Wl>Ort Harbor): Jim Blair (Downey): Fred Denny <Orange); GUARDS; Stowel"'S (Downey): Bob Finnegan {Santa Ana);
Hetb HUI (Santa Ana); ~ Wluel (Orange): Juk Guler (A.nahelml:
CENTERS: Charlu Richard.a {Huntington BeachJ : R onaldo Rodriques (funl&
Anal : BACKS: George Blake (Orange): Don Ames (Anaheim); Don Webster (HunUnatoa Beach): Rod Deacamp• (Santa Ana): Tom Roaend&b.l <Downey): Jlm Aahen (Ne'IVpOrt Harbor).
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WE SU GGES T
Hand Made Indian Jewelry
Navajo Rug s • Moccasins
S 0 ()I F F ER 'ENT ,I.I!
Kachina Dolls
Papago Baskets
Finest Indian Arts and Crafts
Captain Pete Noune and BUI
Clark were selected for berths on
the All~Sunset League Football
Team for 1947, according to 'the
Santa Ana Register which makes
the selectlOn each year with the
coope.r ation of coaches of the con-
ference.
Nourse at center and Oark at
guard. Giving the mythical team
solid Sanor strength in the center
of the line. And that's: where New·
port had the most of It this year.
Before going on with a recap of
the rest of the first team, it should
be pointed out for the benefit of
Tar fans that Bob Gibbons and I
Boyd Horrell clinched back as·
signments on the second team. A 1
remembE>r. the Sunset league real-,
ly bulged. at the seams with back-
fi eld talent this year.
On the first team, Fullerton
and Santa Ana. who finished all
even at the end of the season.
placed three pl ayers each. Newport
Beach, Orange and Huntington
Beach f'ach landf'd t\VO mf'n.
According to the Rf'gistcr there
\vas little di spute over the first
~tri ng tackles. ~uards or backs.
J-[o\vever. the judgrs \V£'rc \Vldely
divld£'d o,·cr thr ends. They final-
ly SC'tt!C'd on GC'orgc Rohrig of
l·luntington Beach, latest of the
notrd Oi lC'r football fa mily. and
Donn JVIooma'\'. the 190-pound
Santa Anan. Oran~e's Gene Coda I
and Do\\Tley's Fred Moxley were
\\·e ll supported as \V e r e Santa
Ana's Jack Campbrll and Fuller·
ton's Carlton Moore.
Jack Adams of Fullerton and
Dick Hoyt of Orange were vir-
tually unanimous selections at
tackle and Dick Shood of Fuller-
ton and Bill Clark of Newport
Harbor were well out in front ·
when the guard votes were
counted.
Pete Nourse of Newport led at
center with Bert Snow of Orange
nosing out Ronalda Rodriquez of
Santa Ana for the No. 2 berth.
The backfield were led by John-
ny Fouch, Santa Ana's all·CIF
quarterback who made the team
tor the second time. Fouch's run-
ning average was eight yards and
he completed 46 per cent of his
passf'S. Another repeater was big
Bob Huhn, Huntington Beach
fullback who not only plunged for
big yardage but blocked up the
f[untingtol"l: line resolutely.
At the beginning of the 19th
century 14 to 19 hours of work
a day were common for women
and children as well as men.
The mines of Ohio produce large
quantities and varieties of min-
erals, including oil, coal, natural
gas, salt, potash and pyrite.
Halfback assignments went to
Bob Boaz, star of Fullerton's
.champion~. and Bobby McKee, thP
fast breaking little Orangeman
wh o was always breaking loose on
quick-openers.
Lloyd Thomas, three-year Santa
Ana veteran. was rated the
league's foremost blocking back.
Coaches participating In the an-
nual poll w,ere Dick Spaulding of
Fullerton, Bill Cole of Santa Ana,
L . E. f Pat l Bryan of Orange. Al
Rcboin of Huntington &:>ach. Wt>n-
d('l\ Picke ns of Ncv.rport Harbor
Dick Clover of Anaheim and \V.
JI. Smitheran of Do\vnC'y.
Squadron Cruise
To Attract 100
To Catalina
By 808 RUSKAUFF
One of the greatC's t h('g'i ras of
vachls, both in PCl\VCr and sail. t hat r
t'VC'r sailC'd from one Southern
California port to anothC'r in
squadron formation -more tha n
100 of th<•m-nr<' <'Xp<'ctcd to mo\·,_.
out of Nr•\vport f.larbor on a
"strictly in fo rmat" cruise, announc·
ed for this \\'CC'k end.
Start v.·il\ be from t he jetty en-
trance at 9 :30 .f\.m., Dec. 14. Des-
tina tion is A\·alon, \\'hose harbor·
master. \\lil son said, has assured
ample moor ing space !here and at
other lcC covc-s of Catalina. A
sn1all orchestra will be takC'n along
for an inrormal shore party and
nc-xt day the Occt "'ill point home-
ward.
Sa.ilors aboard the grounded
brigantJnt' General Arnold outside
Plymouth Bay in 1 ns survived by
pourini{ rum Into thr ir water -filled
boots. The rum had a lower freez-
ing point than the water .. that was
soaking them.
'
('t·nm <"i pt:Un Prtr ~ou r!«'. Cf'n ·
11 r of !ht• 1947 Tar rootball lt·am
{'l'lhn'''" nho\·f' rt•('t-iviol:" his lf't-
11•r 11\\"ord rrorn Co:u·h \Vr ndell
l'i1'k•·ns) nod Bill (·lark, stf'lllll'
r-uard \\"ho"f' outstanding l ine
p l11y for ,S('\\.IKlrl \\'ft" h~lletl by
l'it·k•·ns, ,,·er1• torl<'rtt'd on the
~ a n t a A n :L fi«g-lster·Suns('t
L 1·;1i;11f' "o a,. hr.;;' • .\ll·Lf'tt.Klte
t1·am. • • • :Sour sl'I and Clark
l\"l'rf' ll hul\\·n.r1, or !il r~ngth in
t hf' :-O:lllor ror,,·ard ,,.ull a ll sea-
~un.
-photo ltop) B('ckner ; l lo\vcr)
Gerhardt.
PINK 'S DRUG STILL
SHOW WAY IN 800
Keglers from PinkJey's Drugs
continue to sho\v the Ylay in the
800 league men's bowling compe-
1.ition at M('sa Recreation flail on
the hill.
Standings:
Won Lo1t
Pink's Qrugs .............. 22 8
Alpha Beta ..................... 17 13
Sympson's . 12 18
Crawford Drug .............. 9 21
North Dakota is one Of thC' lead-
ing wheat growing states, usually
ranking second in production. Its
butter, flou r and me: t packing
production is large.
. F. officials have revei.Ied
an Diego and Santa Monica
lay each other in the finals
C.I .F . southern section foot·
lay-off. The game has been
led for the Coliseum .on Sat-
e , Dec. 13, and kick-off time
II 2:15.
Los Angeles <;ity School
rtment business agent is han-
the tickets for Dec. 13.
ters have been sent to schools
e C.l .F., Southern Section
ing them that if they call
a t e Office of the Board of Edu-
c ti n in L . A. and tickets will be
f n shed for advance sale.
e prices of tickets are as fol -
. 50c admission and lOc tax
t u d e n t s from competing
Is : 50c admission and 20c tax
Five thousand hunting knives,
A Good Glft for GradaaUoa
Our Llfe Insurance programs tor
graduates make thrifty gifts
W ARREN I. WEISER
ideal for knife throwing acts, skin· 391' 33rlllll St., Nto•.-& •• .. PL u.. 1M'I'
ning deer. or as tootpicks for very x .. WopGUta• Ute i..11.....-c..
tough characters ~'ill go on spot I:::============
bid sale at the Maywood air force
de)Xlt at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Dec.
17, War Assets said today.
Along with these knives, other
bargains as paint brush<>s, anti·
aircraft kites, swivel chairs, fil-
ing cabinets, and hair tonic are
among the $75,000 worth of sur-
plus property listed for disposal.
Of particular interest, the w AA • 1201
spokesman said, are a large quan-
tity of colanders, such as used
COAST ()()UL(VMD
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art supp!les
in army mess halls for \•lashing
vegC'tables, draining dishes, and
performing other rites of kitchen
police.
craft materials f!lm and r&rneras ~all·rommel'l1al JjM(ogr11jptl§ · bartllr2'J2w
t udc n ts from non ·competing i=::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;;;;.. ____ ..;;;,,
ls: $1 .00 admission and 20c
or adults.
i kct offi ces Rt the Coliseum
\\' 11 open at 10 :00 a.m. on Satur·
d· y, Dec. 13.
ms \·s. Nev.: \'ork Glsnt~
Play Golf w· ~ .
at the new 1llow1ck Publ ic
Course c Rams and the New York
G a ts pla y 1hcir finaJ L . A. game
in t e Coliseum on Dec. 14. For
1. is game .thc-R a ms \Vill admit
S u hcrn California hi gh school
p p· s free of c hari::;c. Regular re·
s ,_. d seats may be gotten from
t e ·Ram's office at 273 South
B .,. rly Driv(', Beverly H ills.
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Stock Market
At a Glance
Stocktons to Head
COM Dog an~ Cat
Hospital, Announcement
1 •50~ Dr. Albert E. Siockton, veter-Am Tel a. Te -·-···~ ~ unced k canadlan Patific ·--10~ narlan. l\u anno thla -
Dupant ········--·-··--······-·.183 '1i that he and Mn. Stoc~n Man
General Motors ···-·-··-· 55% taking over the Corona ar
Goodyear ----·----·····-··-4214 Dog " Cat lloopltal wtlh"
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which
Kennecott ····-···········-······ 45% they have been associated or the
Sears .................... --------·-36% past six months.
So C.aJ Edison ···-··-··-······ 28~ Dr. Stockton, who lives 1n New-
Standard Oil ···············--60~ port Heights, is a graduate of the
U S Steel ····-··········-····--743.4 University of Pennsylvania and
'-----------~ practiced his profession In AUa ntlc
Th · f families in Oty for ten years, having his owt1 e ~oney savmgs-o hospital and later served f o ur
t he Uruted States I a s t Ye a r with th u S Army Vet-
amounted to $12,600,000,000. ~:~Y corps :'n the China-Burma-
Sixty ,pe:r cent of all d ucks pro-_In_di_·a-,-t h_e_at_er_. ___ -:--:;-::;-
duced commercially ln the Unit~ :seu that unwanted uticl•
S tates are raised on Long Island. througb Ne"NS-7':.!Tlel ads.
Help Save Meat and Eggs
... Eat More Sea Foods
·~--They Are R ic h
In Iodine
LOBSTERS
FRESH DAILY
Alive or
Cooked
Fllet of Deep Sea Trout • Filet of Rock Cod
• Eastern Scallops • Silrimp • Abalone Slesln
• Oyste rs, Eastern & Western -• Filet of Sheep Bead
BAYSIDE FISH MARKET
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NEWPORT BEACH
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GRA NDMA WENT A-HUNTING-Mrs. Helen Carey. 43-rear -old gran<lrnot her and rancher\
'o t Niies. Callt ,. s tartles pa.ssers·bY on her return trom a seven-day h un ting trip In El-\
dorado County. Accompan1ea only by her dog, Ru.ty, Mrs. Carey brings back a !ema.Ie bear.
_ weighing 350 pounda clea ned. a nd a 130-pound cub.
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Dog-of-the-Week
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solu t c-ly rr1•1\ ((Ml. Thi~ fine little
n1alt• LloJ.;", pn..rt fo x ll'rrll'r and
pa.rt toy shf'llht'td, Is currl'ntly
)lnr Dos:-und Ca t hospltaJ. ll e's
J)ure ,,·h.ttr• excl'pt for f")'e and
cnr n1 a..r kin gK, ha.' a. \\'Onderful
disposition and la quiet a lntelll-
g•'n t.
-photo by Gerhardt.
Santa Claus Wil~ Be Here With Free Gifts
For Boys and Girls
Sunday, Dec. 14 and Sunday, Dec. 21
1:00 -5:00 P. M.
SAVE UP TO 50%
THE LARGE ST P 011 E 8. y ON THE
STO CK OF • . . . PACIFIC COAST
GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
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Collncll Says: 'Von't let Death Take Your Holiday"
CHICAGO, Dec. U~''Ilon't Let they leek to ...... te in the public Ibo .. ..., ot reunion. ot JaF la
Death Take Your Holiday!" mind an awueneu ot the special -·• chlldren. ol drawtnc ..-
With that lloean u a keynote, holiday hazards, and to enlist vol-clooer the moot !undamental U..
the National Safety Council an-untary cooperation on the part ot that bind ua toeether-truly a ---·"
nounced today a nationwide cam-every Individual -to hold accidents 1011 to be merry," aald Ned H.
paign to check tM huge Ouilt· to a minimwn this Christmaa. Dearborn, preaident of the com>
mu holiday toll. 'nlE' council emphasized that the d1.
The Ouistmas-New Year holi-carnpa.ien ii the final effort of "But it ii a season to be waiy1 day season is the most hazardous the year to hold the 1947 traffic as well. The tragedy of an acdo
single period of the year. according death toll below the 1946 total of de nt becomes even more paignanl ·
to Council statistics. In traffic ac-33,700. At the end of the tint nine during the Yule season. It taka
ciden ts alone, three times as many months of this year, ther e was only a little forethought, a little
persons are killed during a Christ· a small reduction in traffic <ieaths extra care and, often, just a little
mas holiday period than on the --4 per cent-from the same per-e11::tra courtesy to make certain 1
same da)"S of the preceding two iod of 1946. But the final quarter Christmas celebration of joy and
weeks. of the year always is one with the festivi ty unshadowed by accidents.
Heavier travel and the festive most traffic deaths. "Remember -don't let deatll
spirit of the holiday season In-"Oui.stmastime is family time, take your holiday!"
crease the normal winter hazards,
such as bad weather , slippery
roads and more hours of darknl"Ss.
More than 130 national orginiza-
tions, city and state officials, safe-
ty cou ncils and civic leaders have
joined forces with the count'il ln
the year-end campaign. Together
College Heads
To Tell Plans
Orange Coast Junior college
spokesman announced. today that
~NNOUHCEMENT
SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL
and LABORATORY <(_,,--.J
OORONA DEL MAR
Now Under Direction and Supervision of
' ALBERT E. STOCKTON, V.M.D.
prelim inary plans had been com-l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ pl eted for a meeting wi th repre-
sentative lay peopl e about progress
of the Orange Coast Junior col·
lege.
At the meeting, to be held at the
Huntington BE'ach High school on
Jan. 12. results of the survey of
('ducational n~ of this district
\~till be summarized .
~ a groundwork for the curri·
culum of the college three separate
investigations have bc<>n carried
on in the past thTee months. A
study has been made of the needs
and interests of present hig-h
school students. Recent high schoo!
Boorey & Poirier
100 PER CENT FL'1A."ICED • F .H.A. TER'.\tS
• Add Room1 &: Baths • Garages converted to living quarters
• Free eaUmatea &: ske tches. • Ault1t ln planning l m11rovemeni.
REMODEL: Increase Income
60'7 Coast mrhway
COROSA DEL l\IAR
llarbor 2422 or 2291.,J
BU ILD.ERS
graduates have been questioned ~;;;~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ about their training exP.erienccs --
since graduation. Business men
Spurxeon B ide.
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Phone 76.'lS
and employers throughout the
J unior college district have been
riuizzed about C'mployment possi-
bilities and training needs in their
respective fields.
As a result of these investiga-
tions. tentative plans for a course
of study have been drawn up.
These wil l be submitted to the rep ·
resentative committee on Jan. 12
ror their help in further refin ing
the pl ans.
School Boards. Parent-Teacher
Associations. service clubs, cham-
bers of commerce, a nd business
and labor groups have been asked
to send represen tatives to the
m{'('ting.
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CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
in NEWPORT
HARBOR .
We Are Pleased · t o Announce
Our Appoin tmen t
as
An Authorized Dealer
F OR THE NEW
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Immediate Deli ve ry for Christmas
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Balboa Island, California
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WINFIELD CHINA
BAUER
CALIFORNIA RUSTIC • ~--Kiddies' Pictures
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MALAY BAMBU
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will be taken
by Walt~r Gerh~rdt
Open Evenings noted ch ildren's 1212 South Cout Blvd. -Lqana Beach I un til s.·30 • photographer
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