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PEBJIANENCY. You old
timers who have homes
here that you use in the sum-
mer time and then roll up
the sidewalks in the winter-
well, as I say, you oldsters
have to revise your plan of
-life, because this old beach
is on its way to become a
permanent abode for hun-
dreds, yea thousands. who
are coming here to live for-
ever and a day. Why? Well ,
stop fil!d ponder a brief mo-
·ment and study the prices
being made "for realty; you
can readily agree that those
prices are from 20 to 50 per-
cent hig her than are being
paid for similar holdiligs
elsewhere. comparable areas
considered. That means pee;.
pie are buying stuff here be-
cause they intend to make
is delightful spot their
home of tomorrO\\',
To those of us who have
ttled through the lean
years it is a f)it ironic to fin<l
that places we sold a year or
o ago, now bring 100 or
200 per cent more. Assessed
alues put on by the city and
county indicate that such
values, made in the early
930's. were far too low and
e reassessment is more in
· e with today's quotations,
t because of the inflation
prosperity we have. but
use of the permanent
lity of this beach loca -
tion. Some of us claim New-
rt Harbor "ill be a second
ng Beach in a minia ture
rt of way. Huh~ I a m
"ll ing ·t o bet a lead nickle
at it '''ill eventually Sllf·
ss the Queen City. just as
tis hoped to pass Santa Ana
n population within the next
few years.
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Annexation. Quite delight·
to r.ote that the city Dads
re taking in some or our up-
d. To my mind they are
t a nnexi ng enough of it.
ere is the hillside above
'!'he Arches. the strip a long '
shore from the Arches to-ward Huntington Beach. and
that section to the east-all
of which is being discussed.
Why not go to 15th street
and be prepared for the
boom that is now under way
and is gaining and moving
faster than our offi cials im-
agine. Some of us don't
agree on the way it is being
brD11ght in. that is from a
back assessment standpoint.
but the main thing is to an-
nex and add t he values to
the taxable wealth. Do it to-
day ; not tomorrow. + + +
Downt.own L.A. You will
note that downtown Los An-
·geles is worrying about its
traffic problems. Just as _m
Its housing troubles. so m its
downtown efforts, it waited
too long before starting. Al-
ready the trend has been
from the congested metro-
politan sectors into the quiet-
er Janes of business. where
one can shop in peace. That
Is why stores are movmg
Into the smaller to\vns. why
the big merchants are op-
ening branches in less jam-
med towns. None of us like
to be tom asunder by c rowds
and wild shoppers. -• + •
\\'e Likr 't"m. Ne.,·:spapers
1t1:t p1111nro for their mis-
-takes. easily made in the
rush of \\'Ork. but when
someone takes the time to
give you a pat on the back.
you preen and expand like
g pouter pup. This one from
Lem Hammond of Redlands
and a home -owner here for
years. reads:
''I continue to follow your
• Sand Crab column with in-
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ol the News-Times the many
..;tlvities. and plans for more
allolrt the harbor area. I
~ contact with that sec-
~ and think you are doing
~I~ jol>-your publication Ir: 'epfng pace with the
~t:!n;ot the community-r• . + + +
'Ibat explosion
a La.Jolla of a munitions
~1Ck .• 1WU!,.1 reported to have here. Shlve!'y part
1:~ It WU that It passed ~ th& coast highway and It could have bap-M-1111 to this balllwlck. -\
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I ----the newspaper that goea home
NEWPORT BALBOA KEEP POSTED!
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA.. WEST NEWPORT. SEA SHORE COLONY. LIDO ISLE. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MF.SA
VOLUMIJ XXl'LVD NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFOllNIA. THUllSDAY, Dror:MBER ZO, 11145 NlJMBER 11'1
Over ~2,050,000 Building Permits for '45
Costa Mesa
Leads County
In Building
Homes Predominate in
$38,500 Permits in
Past 10 Days
Costa Mesa again Jed all
Orange county communities
in the number of building per-
mits issued during the lastllO
da vs. \\ri th 11 permits totalling
:538 .500 out of the county's
aggregate of $202.367 regis-
te red for this area.
· Permits for building ln Costa
Mesa \\"ere issued to W a rfield Co ..
Newport &ach, tor a d .. vellin~ and
garage at 20401 Birch St. $7000.
aod another dv.:elling and garage
at 2041 1 Birch St., $6000; to T. P .
Igo of Costa Mesa fo r a dwelling
on Uie east !Jide ot Thurin St .,
500 f eJ north of Bay St .. $6000.
To James V . Guthrie. 813 Bay
A..-e., Balboa, for ·addition of bed·
room and bath to a dwelling on I
the east side of 393 Del Mar St..
one bfock east of Santa Ana Ave.,
$4000: to Harriet Yount of Costa
1-fesa. for a d\~:elli ng et 2120 Or-
ange Ave., $3600.
To Edna M. Hutchinson. 18204 '
Harbor Blvd., Costa !.Iesa, for
dv,;elliog on the 90uth !1\de of Ber4 I
nard St.. 145 feet west of Harbor
Blvd., $3000 : to C'eorge A. C'. x,:
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December Permits to Exceed
$3.00,000 as Year's Total
Building May Be $2,000,00.0
Better Homes Seen; Mayor Hall Plans $18,000
Home at Beacon Bay; Another $20,000
House for Balboa; Trend Up
With December just past the half way mark building to-
tals have set a new all-time high. while the total for the year
is a n estimated $2,050.000. This week the number of permits
issued was 25 with two store buildings, 12 houses a nd 11 small
permits with a total of $155 ,150 which brought the month's
total to m ore than $285,000.
Most of the houses were of th"\ At Corona de! Mar Dr. Mala.by
better claae wit h c. c. Cra\A'fOrd 1 ls building a one-story frame
· of Glendale topping the list "'ith house to cost $6000 on the front
ARTIST'S COS CEPTIOS OF NEW CITY KALL. lttCI for tbe flnt Urue lfonday by the city councll, !lhows pleulnK r.iodem 11.rchltecture 8 S20 000 two.-story cement bl ock Of his lot at 510 Narcissus avenue
of approach from Central a\•enue, oou.ncll chamber on ricflt of lobby .,.d cl~ court at extreme right. The left "°init which ronm an obllqllf! house' and garage at 1310 West 1 an~ on the rear of the Jot ~l
angle l nclud~ t he enictneertnl( ornce, butldlnlf department. and tAx otnce, u well as drafttnr rooms acro11• the ba ll. S ot shown a re the Bay avenue. Next m· IUJ' e io a build a three-car garage with. other t'4·o wlnp., ene l>M'k of ea.ch wtnc In. ArChi'tect F1e"'·ellln~• I.k etch.. One of these house9 the jail &nd poUoe department, a.nd the
other \\1n'" Includes cltv vaults, water and bllUng" departmenl.A, &ll surrounded bv ll'lnd11CarHn l{. o ne-story stucco hou9e to be bu.Jlt apartment above at 8 cOl!l of
Many Developments Expected ·
To Make 1946 a ~ecord Year;1
Millions May Be pent Here
Annexation to City for Subdivisions; Better
Class Homes Planned, Realtors Say at In-
stallation of Maskey, Pres., Weiss, Sec'y
by Ma.yor Clyan Hall at Lot 5, $7500. Also under construction at
Beacon Bay, at 8 cost of $18.000. Corona de! Mar are a one-story
stucco house with 12 by 24 two..
Water Users
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R_eject Bid
·For Survey
• !Jt ory addition being built at 16()4.
Pacific drive by Arthur O. Havey
of Loe Angeles. cost belng $6000;
a one-story stucco houae at 308
Poinsettia avenue. c08l of which is
$3300, bein_e-built by M.1"'8. Martha
Knopp, and a one·story tra.me-
dwelling at 210 P oinsettia avenue-
to be built by ?.tr. Cartter of Mon-
rovia at a cost of $7000.
Another large cement block.
hou'se is the one being built at
1701 East Central avenue, Balboa.,.
by Elizabeth M . and Wayne K.
P . 0 . Box 453, Costa ~!esa , for
1 4:·!1tor-y garllge and storage room
on the north side ot Orange Ave .. j Anticipating a greater real estate year in 1946 tharl ever
south of Costa Mesa St.. $2800. bcfrre memhP•·< of the Newport Harbor Realty Board elected
Representatives of all the water Ball. It ig one-story 'With g~
inlere!ta in Orange county m et and VI.ill cost $12.000. On Jota
vesterday afternoon at the Orangf' 613. 615 and 617. Cliff drive, New-
O:Junty Farm . Bureau ball and poi·\ H eights. Mrs. Elsie Sabre or
voted unablmou81ly to reject the Huntington Beach is building a
i:roposa.I of the U . S . R eclamation one-storv house with detache:! gar.
"'ervlce to make a government sur-age and a room and bath above.
To J .E . Giddings. 257 Ba:,.· Sl.] BAI.PH MASKEY officer.: ;i'"'rl clir'!'''tr-,.,...,. ti...p ('r1n ir....,. ''r·1r r-t •'·pi.-~ ....... ,,~1
Coeta J\iesa. for a dwelling at the i ~·f'\V Rfoaltv Board President ffi{""•tir2: i t \\.'f1ite's Ilt1lho3 Islanrl care last \\1eek following a
same address. $2000: to George I · J h k I St d t H highlv su"'C('ssful ~'ea r·~ hitc:inr"" dt1rinP' 1~dS Tl." n i,1;:ic:-
L. King. 310 E . Center Ave., Bal-I u en s ope k"\. ·. prominent real tor of Ne\\"nn··t ,,., .. () hef'.4. ,,.rf thp lor~l r. ,_ boa, for a garage on the north ... 1 "·
·v of the water resources of the at a cost of $15,000. One new
Santa Ana River basin, accor ding home ,is schedule<! ror Lido Isle.
to Dion Gardner, secretary of Or-Dr. Tarver of Loe Angeles plan..
side ot Ogle St .. 200 feet east of To Organize t iO'l hori rrl rluring the \Var \\'3S elected president, succeeding Oran~• ,.,. .... s1120; to FM-d Loe-Gerald Ritchie. who autort)l\tit'llllv became vice president. l GEORGE \\"EJSS ange County Water district . nlng a one-st ory house and garage
S e\'' !'ko.rretar · of_KeaJt.y Bo~. The action came a.a an elJpshot at 228 Via Orvieto. the cost be:ng
enz, 1695 !.-vine Ave .. Cool• Mesa, Youth Center Ge 'rqe \\"ciS' of Balboa was
for a garage at the same address. ele":N't ~ecref i1 IJ'.
$1000. --J'r r1·v \\. lch. ···~..., t>a<1 cArr'<'·J
1688 Tu t . Hopin~ to found a youth center· To \Valter K . Loog. s tn nut lt°'" (1,,l;"'° 'aithfully for the
Ave., Costa 11esa. for a garage on !rt Nev.·pnrt Harbor, students or t 10 veae had asked to be the hJgh school will get together pe.s . s the sout h side of 17th St., west of 11 d f th j b d was re in a dance Friday night at the re eve o e o ao ·
Tustin Ave., $1000 ; to R . L. Lido Js'e Community club In "'hat placed by Wei!ls. EArl Rt11.nley
Haimes. 3572 Elden Ave .. 200 feet · t "d t t di t may be the bel>"innlng ot an or-was re-appotn e as s a e rec or. south of Del Mar' Ave., $1000. 0 • d " t · I d " th ganizt>d f'f' art to obtain a regular Other 1rec ors, inc u 1ng e
ff this gTOV.'th keeps up the w~eklv rr eeting place for social above, "·ere Le'""' \Valla.re and
Mesa may soon find itself a · 1 T H d of Newpoel activities. 1 om f'n erson · metropolis in !le arch of a city~ F ,.. .. \ th ...-a test develop-' While no orgar.l zatlon has b<'eo j 0 . ng e o·-.
establ'shed severa l s tudfnts at the ment 1n the hl!l'tory of the re~ion.
school t ee)' that they have n o ade-!!Or 't-rlev(ln.pere gR\'f' nn Inkling
quate.ly organized socia.1 activities of \•;hat might be tn etore for
in the harbor are&. They did not thf ~"T!"!il?' vear. The 49-acre Bll•
enlist the supervision of the teach-nexation to the. city immediately
ers or administration CJf the school. eouth ot Coron~ del Mar ii! p~e
but attured tlle adv1ce of Lynn ltminary to opening &n ~clus ve
Modest Clerk
Has Coveted
Bronze Star
Hughe•. teacher of social prob-
lems, who la acting &Jr iµlvieer.
They plan to have parent.a chap-
erone the party and help organize
a permanent uaoctaUon.
It 111 hoped to make the dance
such a 1ucee!a tha.t It will see the
Behind the modest efficiency of bf'g1n.ning of the permanent youth
s. c. Cappel, new bank clerk at center o rga.nl.zation. Lois Strunk
Ut e NeV1.1>0rt branch of the Bank ls chairman of the upper c1U8men
¢ America is a record of heroism committee in charge of the dance.
ln y,.·ar v.·hich merited the Bronxe Others active in It are Mary Car-
Star. one of the h ighly prt%.ed hon· roll, Bard Hov.·e. Velma Csss,
on-d:iatributed not too freely in the Jack Mc Klbben, Charlotte Finney,
lnfanlry, and especially in Gen· Quincey Cass and J ody Adams.
eral Patton's Third Army. Cap-What tht'y really want. an-
pel, a nati\'e of Texas, v.·a..s a fir.st other teacher at the school de-
lieutennnt in the 95th Division. clared. Is a regula r club room
tactical section. ';\'here they can get together Fri·
T he medal l.''as given by Major! day and Saturda)· nights for
General Harrv T. Tu·aclle. head of ! games and dances .
the tactical Planning under Gen--. ------. •
era! Gcoege Marshall foe • numbee I Planning Comm1ss1on
Of.feal• having ~do with the plan Meets on Anchorage of attack during the break-•
t hrough int o G<nnany. Proposal Tonight
Lt. Cappel was in the forward Whether the city should lease
wall that cracked the Siegfried the more than 2000 te.t ot water
line after the capture of Metz... frontage on CcMut. bJgb'"':ay for'
The 95th Division spearheaded the yacht anchorage and factlitle• tor
attack through the Maginot line a yachtamm'a rendezvous will
and then the suppo!ied!Y Invincible come before the city pl&nnlng
Siegfried 11.n~ eel up by the Nazi!I commla.llon t.t tta regular month·
in and around S&arlautem. ly meeting tonight. .
The quiet. un1LSSWD1ng bank A propoul hu bee:n pending
clerk h&d many tlme9 8eeD the tor several moot.ha from T. F .
famous comm1ncttng general who Kilkenny, yacht broker, a&id to
now lie1t in bed with broken neck be backed by a wealthy hotel
in Germany. He had only the chain, and tbe matter will prob-
blgbrst praloe for G<nenJ Geo~ ably be decided l<>nlgbL Al90
Patton. •ying that Ille tlgbtlng .. fiectad to be cono!den!d will be
leader alwa.ys wanted to be.. rie'ht ZOQing vari&ncec, tn apecttlM
up tn the thJck ot tL He knew .,..., and ~bly a aew _.tr
per90DAllJ that a..n...i Patton In-dt.talon In the ..... adjolDIDc
IUted on rotnr onto tbe bridle Corona. del Kar on 'the IOUlh. to °""' tho Saar wblcb they captured be annul!d to the city by .....iu-
lnt&ct eT~n "fhlle the memy had Uon ol. the city council lut Moo.
Insure Fire Boat
For $15,000, As
Govt. Value $25,000
\':. O . Buck oi P1.11l PP. 'mer's
offl " was successful h1dder to ln·
8\Jrc the fire boat tem porarily in
cit\' u~ until its dlspo<=ition is de.
terrT"lncd. The city counci l de-
c ided to insur e It for $15.000, as
it ,,·as cons idered likely the fed-
eral government \\'OU~d not hold
the f itv liable for a $25.000 valua·
tlon place<I on the craft "'ben
taken O\"e r from the U. S. {Asst
Guard.
T he cost to t he city annually
for ~is insurance "·ill amount to
nearly $1000. It was estimated un-
otfici.ally.
'This Will Be
Long Beach
In Miniature' •
.. Newport Hal"bol' are.a 11 des..
t ined to be .a miniature Long
Be.ach In the not too distant
futu"-" declared Tom Hendel'·
aon, prominent reattor and at-
torney, who heads tne Harbor
lnvatrnent com.pan:c Of New"-
port.
"'We have all the faclllt'-ex-
~pt the commen:Jallam of the
thi rd larigat city In the .tai..
but we want to kMp thi. •
NCf'Ntlonal .,,.. reskMfttia(
• ,..... " the-broker u'd In ,....
MIUftelng plaftl to bring • ._..
14 acnti Jato the cfty for .._
dlvllion..
s11hd ivislon of nearly 150 Iota L M ·~-CJf a meeting in Denver between $13,000. ,
OV('r]ooklng the ocenn next ~ri n 2. \ arge UI .. J representatives of local water in F.?rl C'. T ~-.,plsr"l or ' D11rb itnk is
This t.Pnt&tlve map gf a well n S t ,•.,.. i•r• ~.., j t erest,, and MesS'rs. Basore and planning-a 1.\\'0·Storv stuC'ca· hr use
rf' tr\('t1·d !'fllbdivision is to be pre-! '_, 'J es\,!_ e t~'. I J ._.,. , Warne, com.missioner and assist-ar:d garage t n coat $10.000 at 2209
S('t'tf'd to t~e planninl? cn'T'ml~-T G Sh • 1 Pnl ('ommissioner resp-clive ly of Channel road. Balboa, and E . s.
slon tonight. and is expP<'le-d tn 0 race fine , U1c U. S . Reclamation Service. at Evans of Los Angeles will build
e'·r ntuallv 9dd nearlv $3 O:>O nno • which Urne the proposal to make a t\\•o-story hou .. e and garage at
wo rth Of rew home8 t o "thl" citv. A 8 ·xteen -foot mu r:t.t ra •l""rl •--, the BUrvey \vas. fir.91. adva:"c<'rl 800 Balboa avenue. Balboa Island,.
,..;,i, Rn P~s·~C'd valuation of ~·frs. C'h:trl·-r . ••,.,,·ard \\"if{' of .At yesterday's D"eet lnf" nr .. r~ at a cost of $8500.
ab:-ut half that. a serviceman. w il l form the b3 ck. county representativrs dclivc r"d A. C. Ho'f'T'3n. ''lea! acC'ountA.,t,
Other Annexations irr und f flr tht' !!;·r:ne n.~:"'r the ci ty tt-e'r l'('port and recomr.-endation!!. took out ~ r r>rmit to bui'd an o"-
dC'< tc and r npoeite The Arche.a. resulting in the unanimous a r t inr. flee and store bu;ld~ with apart.-
which V'.'ill be the Ncv>port Beach by the group. Mr. Dion Gardiner.
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ment ab-:ve. Rt 523-525 31st street.
c:1try in the Christmas lighting secretary Of the Orange County the cost t o be $20,000. A sncaJl
program of the coa0 t c ities. In Water dhttrict declared that the store-, bu'lding wilt be erected at
the foreground will br a cara.vaoi delfgates felt that "we couldn't 2826 West Central avenue by Car.
"th<'r 'lnn ~xat;fll'I-": .,,.<' nls1 rl'l1·
rir 1 Tom Hender-n-i f'""'""ts t.-,
ht;n~ into the citv nr0u t 14 acr('~
nO\v ln the couct1· which re \\''II
suhdividc lm!T'edia te'v r orth of the
Archt 8, and bounded by Old
County road, Westminster and
Newport boulevard.a. Some 73
[ res'dential loUi are planned here.
r ";th poMl.bl.y some business Iota
I on Newport boulevard.
These will be reasonably re·
stri<.:ted. he ra.id . which he expecUI I tn "R' e solrt \\'ithin th""ee months
~ft1>r trrprovP,....r nts erP In . H is
office. the P l"rh<lr Tnvi>1t-nPnt Co .
has 9C'ld ·most of the t!\..11: lots thf"
cltv had In Ne\VT>Ort Hei~hta. and
sa··~ tht dems.nd for vacant prop·
erty is very heavy. A decid"'d
r1".,.,ge In the <'hara cter o• buv-
ers has b'P"l .. een .,rre-"''ithtn thf'
l e ~t fev.· VPi>rs Henr'e rson said
PT!rea nC'I\"' l>c ing paid for h ome.s
indicates t hat new buvers are t o
be permanent residen ts. For e:"t·
ample, their office sold one h ome
on Lldo Isle recently to \V. A
Snyder, a pack ing house owner ln
PoTona for $37.500. and another
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New Ordinance
Would Prohibit
Homes Under 600 ft.
' I of 42 pottery figur:n"s a nd a stable have federal money wit.bout fed-roll Greenleaf at a coat Of $4000.
and crib. designed and built by I en:l domln•tlan." Smaller joh8 include penntt• to
Herbert. Burkhart. aesociate d1-~ A.boat November 1. the t)"l"r'' N . J . Begg, worlulhop at 4"?1
rector of the Balboa USO. u,;r.t-.~ 9Cpervlsors of Ee.n Berna rdino Goldenrod avenue.. $750; South
ing effect.a were dcne by tfle city county. beaded by Mr. F'1ank Coai:t Construction company, ot-
electrical inspector , Dic k Wbilaoo. j llogte, got together with the peo-flee at 28tb street. $375; Bill
and the ronstn1ctlon by Supervitlor) pie of Rtvt'rside county and ls~ed Graham. g lassed-in oorch. 612
Irv.in George Cordon. a joint Invitation to the Recla.ma-Ocean boulf!'vard, $200: Gladya
The shrine v.111 be open to the I tlon Service to make a eurvey of Beverley. foundation for c.ornmeT-
ptlbllc on F'r:day and judging of 1 their resources. Following t heir cial building at 507 EfLl'lt Central
the civic disph~., ... and those or In-I lead the Orange county supervia-avenue, $3SO : E. B. Hillman, 315
divld•·'lJ hom f ~ \\·ill be on that ,onr eon9Ulted the water usel"'8 here Goldenrod ave!"ue, garage, $500;
iweoing. Charles Tutfree. 90'1' d 8.lld decided to poetpone action un-l Dr. H. M. Mitchell, garage at 402
S J ames Tu!free of Placentia and tiJ turther considen.tlon, at a I 39t.h street. $800: Herold B. Stew-
~r.lboa. 'ili.'ho has just returned I meeting b e.Id early in N ovember art. addittoo, 107 Eighth litree~
•rom Red Gross ~·ork ffl England, at the office of the Orange County $250; H . L. Smith, inclose por"t\.
"Uld other USO workers Wl11 be in Watrr district. At that time 2009 West Cectral avenue, S~:
harpe a nd \A•i ll keep it open 24 I arrangementa for the Denver con-1 Mi88 Marguerite McCotlocb, insWl
'•ours a day until after New fef't!nce were made. I counters and partitions and change
Y<'er's . serving coffee and dough-I T esterday"e vote look the form ' entrance at 113 Maia etreet, $175:
1uts-to servicemen and aiding I of a resolution strenuously oppos· M r . Gibson, reroot and cover si::'e
them with trangportation. accord-fng letting the Reclamation Serv. \\'all. 1007 East Central aver.ue.
Ing to Her bert Kenny, chainn.8.n or iCC" make such a survey aJong $800. and Eugl'nla Kock . garage at
"'e USO pro1CT&m committee.. {C".ootinued on Page Fivel 550 Hazel drive, $600.
:;eneral supervisor of the project ---------------------------
·s Clyde Ashe!'!. USO dirl!'Ctor.
Huntington Beach will have a
<;ma])('r repre!ll'ntation of their fa~
mous display of Santa and bia
reindeer s ln action with oilwell
rockerarms, this ti:me located tn
tront of the Pavalon .
Small one-room shack• w 'I\ "' [nternal Revenue
Har~r Churches Prepare
sacred Christmas Programs
n.-1 to lmpoaotblo to build f o• Deputy Due Jan. 4 nu..u.-the Harbor area gifts toe each child and the atng-
bom~ in the Oty Of Nf'Wl)Ort T .l __ • t T churches of the communitlea are ing of carol•.
"""h wben a new orolnanc• 0 "-""IS 3XlJ3VenJ ~ for a Olristmu joyful I Rev. Aroya Oes.t1 will read Ille
whlrh pused its flnrt reading at For the convenience of harbor with ..... Nlebf1ld peace, when sacred story Of the bl.rth ot. the
the Mooday 9e-.too CJf the city retldents a deputy collector 0( in-l.lg:tlU may 9P1U"kle OD treea and· ChrlM-.chlld and each clum wlll
co1·ncil become• law. tem&l revenue trom the Santa Ana c:a.ralem 111nc the old 900g9 with have a part ln tbe progtam, thoee
By the new ordln&Dce It wW office wUt !IJ>e!ld. the mtfte dlly a new Jo7 ln their beuta.. All of Kn. Hugh Sprtnger and Krs.
be mandatory tor any ctwelllng T a.nuary 4 from 9 a.m. until ' p.m. tm9e plazm for celebntian al. the Joeepb carver gtvtng "Why tbe
bOU8e to ban at leut 900 9qUft at lbe Newport Har'bor Chambe:t blrtla ti< tbe Prince ot Peace or Cb.Imes Rang," Kn. rtaderbi'u-
feet ot area aChutn or the Of Commerce. ,...,. .. ,., w 'llcea for an bour ot PD'• pre-.:boot cJw •ctnc a
pn.p. It wu preplftld b7" Qty 'nie deputy wW a.aist. residents 9llill m '•Km st c:::2uUtmutid.e. 900.C wtth pantomime. Kn. BcmL'a ~
AtlCll"MJ Roland Tbomp.an. &Dd maJdng out their inccae tu re-EPBOp•I lrlndergarteners mactfnc a Cl:IJ1ll..
,,.-,4 lta "ftnt. ...,... at tbe turn.a wbo may bave <p......,. cm CJUM 1 feltlt1tiea at St. mu ltory and K1l9 DoroUlea WD-
Jltmday r aS.oa ot u.. eomcO It whlcb tbey want omctal" wwwwa& Smm• .... ~ clmn:ll wm besfn 9t8'W lll'l1iDr claa itYtns a nett.a ..
... amt to the --c a. ...m ... at the -of -__ , • a:ao --wtlh • tloa, -KN. ...,....., Ball'•
wblcll ...m be the nat ~ .-.al4enta next trrtd&y for that_.. a.w _party for the _, .-la pla.,...•c a -1'111'-
it under abeU ftre. day. ' -------------"l of the ......,.,ii early In ,,.,......,. -. It -oald. , •• • -will be & troe and IO>a!lr Md ., ~ ~ ·
A Ve-ry Merry CbrJstmas1 To All Fro~_.Tbe -·New Times
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NEWPORT-BAI.BOA e I RISE TO REMARK r -•
N EWS-T·f MES HON. JOHN PHILLIPS j author or the bill. The President ti NEWS
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
&Cl ENT I ST
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PBO~...:S: NE\VPORT 1% a.ad II
hlll'-E-.ery ~1 and Ttwnday Att&moolia Volume X.~TI'D a.ta Ilea EdWoa PllWJ•hed ~-el'J' \Ved __ -' __ .,.:_ ______ Volwne D
La.st Wednead&y wu qulte a vt ry human..
dl\v In U-e Ccn~ulonal shop. To W hat ab nil I do with the pen!
"date" lhnit columns, you must IC mme Spa.o.l!h·\\'&r Veterana
keep ln mind that the copy ii writ. Poll ln the Dlatrict "-"OUld llke
of the
CHURCHES
Lido Theater, Central Avenue
~ anct Vil' L ido
A branc!l of The Mother Church,
The Filllt Church 6t Cbriat, Scl-
entlat. lD Bolton. h.la.uacbusette.
lublcrlP.tlon Payable in Advance:-$2.50 per year ln Oranze County; '$2 .. 75 per y ear to 4th zone: $3.00 per year to 8th zone ------~---' Entered as Second-class matter at the Postotfice in Newport Beach,
ten abol•t t ·n daye before you aee to have It, a.1 a souveii1r, I'll aend '-------------'
tt 1n print. Did you t.bl.nk at that it en. 11 more lb.an one Post te
when )'OU read what I aatd a bout Interested. you'll have to decide
lhe Stott> 0 "":l:-t....,ert a.od Ge:nernl betwe(.n you "':hJch , one hB.3 the
Hurley? That wu written on the moat members who will benefit by
4t h, \o re h• •i;ip on the l Sth. and the bill.
ST. JAME& EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH
515 Wnt central, Balb'oA
( Ebell Clubhou1e)
Sun.day School at 9 :30 a. m. Sun-
day Servlce at 11 a. m .. Wednesday
Teatimonial Meeting at 12 o'clock
noon.
C8llfomla, under the Act of Match 3, 1879
S. A. MEYER · Publisher
S.U.t D. PORTER General !\-tan ager
L B. MILLARD Editor
W. F. DIXON -Advertising Manager
lt we.a not until the 6th and 7th I Getting bac k to the H ill, I wa.s
that the 11tory broke wide op('O as •j wrt in time to hear Representative
the r e21ul t of the Senate hearlng. Clare Boothl' l.ur"e lake apart the
Rev. Ardy• T . Dean, Vlca.r
8 :30 a. m., H oly Communion.
9 :45 a .m ., Sunday School.
11 :00 a. m .. Morntng Prayer and
Sermon. (F1nt Sundaye: Holy
Reading Room located at 711
Eaat Central Ave-nue, Balboa, 18
open da.lly from 1 p. m. to ~ p. m.
u cept Sunday1 ud holidays na-
tionally obse rved.
F#l'rurpt1J-1-· l1 s-•SI-Y•
11. w. Cor. 4th & Sycamore IAN'l'A AHA
Prlntln&: Plant, 3011 W . Central Avenue, Newpon Beach, CalJforn.ia -----The "Wednesday" t'm talking sl:ot Cong-rc$S uen, three fr o m
about now mcana the 5th. At t en \Va.!Jhington and Ui rec from Call·
o'clock the Republican.! ·had a con-fornln. to v•to;u I referred in my
Commun.Joo.} ·
1'be public ls cordially Invited to
attend the church aervices and uBe
Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach
A Dependable Loca.I llUIUtuUoa for Over S'? Yean
the Reading Room. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~
fererce, and adoptrd a s tatement column o• the 13th, and \Vh~ SUP-.Oorona del Mar Community
o f pol icy, to eend to Chicago tor port or the commun~st faction !..n \ Chtll"'eb. CoacrecaUona.1
NATION~l EDITORIAL Active
MembeT
of
t he rrttting of the Natirnal Com-I Chinn s .. a.rlted the Hu rley resig-Perry Frederick 8cilrock, H1Jll9ter
JT'ittef'. t t13id in this column once nnt!on. 1 a:-yone read the refer-111 JleUotrope Avenue, lfl1'2~=:ASSOCIATION
.. I '-."!;'t'.-:..1~ ..• ~..,/TUW.:i.._
that t her e "'ere thrre good. plat-, e1K'e I g:lve IPngf' 11174 of the Corona del Mar
forms tiie Rrpubi:can f'l·~~onn of Congres .on'\I R£cord of M nday, Sunday, December 23, 1945
1856: 'the P.u11 ~1.ooae Plntform of l\"o\'. 26 ' I hope they 'IA'ill alAO 9 :30 a..m. Church. acboot .
1912, and the DemocrBtlc Platform r1 ad p::i.ee 11662 of the Record of 11 :00 a..m. Chn\lm&a service. ----------------·-------
A Business of Your: Own?
of 1932. and I remarked that It \Vedne~lny, Dec. 5. I Since then Progn.m. of ChrlaUP.aa muaic by
was 1 and still Isl a pity t hat the l\!rs. Lu~e and l\fr. D~ Lacy have the cbol r, Mary Batten Steffensen,
last named has lleen so little used. had another verbal sel-to In \VhJc h dlrec:tor . Brief Cb..rlelm.WI sermon
Th1 I f .• 1 •t 1 the Genllcv ... oman from Connectl-by Mr. Schrock : "Chri.stmas, a s new ''t> at orm an n p 1 ~-1 •• ed cut I :strd her opporent'1 past con-er90na ~per ence.
the clnes of the above-nam I n1?ction9: Pa e 11871 an
Thousands of veterans now being discharged are anxious
to get into a business of their own. Many of them. however.
are not aware of the problems they must solve both before
and after starting an enterprise.
three. Tl is encouraging 'howevr r ~ d again
t th t th t h•"t• blood la pnge 11875 of the Record for Fri· C HRIST CHVACH BY THE SEA osee a eeep ...... s la' Dec 7 !Jlartlng to circulate asratn. It Is ( ) ' . -' COmmuntty Methodlat
A pamphlet put out by the U. S. Department of Commerce
designed to acquaint them with some of these problems raises
questions such as these: Have you had previous experience
in this type of business? Do you like to deal with people?
Are you willing to work long hours' Have you considered
working for someone else to get more experience?
The pamphlet also points out the need for adequate finan·
dal backing. proper location of the business, especially if it is
a store. the danger of entering a field already over-crowded.
and the advisability of consulting local businessmen in non-
competing lines as to the need for the kind of enterprise con-
templated.
There is need for many new businesses in America today .
particula rly in the West. but veterans will be wise to study
thoroughly the fields they want to enter before launch ing out
on their own. •
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From thf're. I went to the Whit e ThC' \var is ovt'r, but there still
House while tht' President 11\gned is a den1and for movies for thous-
my b!IJ to reimbu rse volunt eeni of ands of SC'rvice men nn duty at iso-
the Spanlsb-American War, 'IA'ho .late~ posts. In the ln.9l. year, .ac.
enlisted under "General Order 40." cord1n1; to thC' USO mobile st'tv1ce,
for travel pay they were promlsec:t morC' than ~.000 film sho,"·i ngs
and nevrr got. It'11 a innall bill. but "'ere madi' ~·1th 225 electr1cal.ly·
I'm ple&st'd with it. Three time:s OJX>raled proJC'ClOrs 200 of which
before an errort was made to put are going strong in the field today.
a bill like this through , each t lme
un.succes.9fully. This time, band-An electronic popcorn popper
ling It as I learned t o ha ndle bllJs 1 has bc-c>n de\'C-loped.
at ·Sacramento. there was no ob-
iection and no question raltied In
the .Hou•• nor lo the Senate. nor Musical Pageant at
ln either committee.
. The President •igned wlth tour First 4-Square Church
pen11 , and gave one to each of us:
C'ongre99man E ifgle of CaJlfomla.,
c:halrman of the War Claims Com-I On Sunday night. Dee. 23, a
ll]lllee: ~enato r Ellender, chalr-mu~lcal pageant. "The Christ
man of the Senate Claim& Com-1 ChJld" v.'ill be held at the First
tnittee; Captain T ony Slminoft of Foursquare Church, Costa Mesa..
Lo! Angeles, president of the "G .o.
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· Rev. and Mrs. G. \Villard Stearns ,
40 A eeoclation ," and myself as the past.on .
1420 WHl Central Avenue
Rev. E. O. Goodell, Pa1tol"
Church School; 9 :60 a.. m .
Mornt.ng WorahJp, 11 a.. m .
Youth Fei1loweblp, 6 p. m.
EvenJ.n&' Worablp, 7 p . m.
Mid-week prayer eervice, Wed-
nead&x; covered diah dinlM!r, 6:30
p.m.
BALBOA ISLAND CHAPEL
I 218 A09te Avenue
Rev. Har,.y W. Whtt:e,
A~ate Pastor
Chun:h School. 9 :30 a. m.
Momlng Worabip , 11 a. m.
OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL
1423 Wut Central Avenue
Sunday M8.8aee: 8 and 10 a.m.
Conf easiona : Saturdaya from
4:00 lo !):30 a.nd trom 7:30 to
8:30 p.m.
ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH
Balboa Isla nd Careful forethought will aid success and prevent disil-
Jusiorunent.
Duel With Death
from
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 730 to 830
p.m. I, 1, •,,,,,,.,, 1 1 , 1
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.. Sunday Masa : 8:30 a .m .
Confesatone: Saturdays
\.-----------------------...J FULL GOSPEL CHURCH !2nd and &Iden, Costa Meu
The wa r is over . But the war on American hi ghways ACROSS
which, from Pearl Harbor to V-J Day accounted for more 1 Band acros1 escutcheoa than double the number of our war casualti es. still goes on. a A line
This senseless civilian war, thriving largely on careless-9 Veranda 10 Constellation ness and deliberate recklessness, produced an estimated toll 12 Debate
of 2,750,000 killed and injured from December 7, 1941 to Au-13 Mail !Fr.>
gust 14, 1945. During that time our armed forces sustained :~ :::;';;'
losses of 1,078.000 killed and wounded. 17 vent
.Since gasoline rationing ended the situation has become 18 Fresh
very much worse. California's director of motor vehicles 20 ~r~~e~~~ns
says that if the present pace continues our state will suffer 22 Bind
4000 traffic deaths in 1945-an all-time high. 23 Al•o 24 Abrupt
Yet the carnage on the road is largely avoidable. Thous-21 Beginning
ands of motorists drive for years \Vithout accident. And 31 Drinking . vessel many experie n ced truck drivers travel the hig h\V3}'S da~· in 33 Organ ot
lllld day out without mishap. \Vhy? Because they know th;lt j hearmg
a little courtesy and common sense on the road costs nothing ~ ~~0r\d:1
!llld saves life and liml>-including their own. 1 · ··to be ..
Comme rcial high\vay carriers have long made a practice 39 v o.lcanic r ock
f . . th . t k . l . . . . 40 Ch•ld o gtvtng err rue operators specta tra1nmg 1n safety dn\'· 42 sun god
Ing. Today they are putting even greater emphasis on it. At 43 Wi'Je-awake
the recent annual convention of the California High\\'ay Pa-45 To send as payment
trolmen the cooperation of the trucking industry towa rd mak-41 Min gle
Ing the highways safer was highly commended. • 48 Level• 49 Portico It is the duty of every motorist to do his pa rt in prevent-50 Hummed
Ing accidents. A little less haste on the road, a little more
concern for the safety of one's self and others will do much
to make driving more pleasant and tragedy less frequent .
Let's stop the war on the hig hways.
More Speed
DOWN
1 To give up
2 Unit of work
3 Short tail
4 Clips, as wool
5 Soak up
8 Act of
erod.in&
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tween seats
8 Main feature
9 Cnlora
11 Snare•
16 Damp
19 T iny
21 Game ot
chance
25 Stoppage
28 Tavern
(Eng.)
28 Body of
water
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No. 11
29 An ear
ornament
30 Cares ror
medically
320bt::1 in
34 Edible
moUusk
35 Chest sounds
38 Tum aside
37 Challenges
41 A god
<Hinduism)
44 Beverage
48 Male adults
C8mplete Fountain Service
• HANSEN'S
at
Sunday acbool, 9 :4.5; morning
worablp,~ 11 ; Evangellatic: aervice.
7 :30 p. m.; MJ.d-week prayer meet-
ing on Wedneeeay, 1 :~ p. m .;
young people'• evan.geliatlc aervtce
on Friday, 7 :4~ p. m.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Ch1pel, Co.ta Mesa
Rev. Herbert Roth, Pastor
Services: Sunday. 10:30 a .m .
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Corner Walnut •nel Church Stt.
Cosb MeN
~abbatb 9Chool, Saturday moro-
tng, 9:30 o'clock.
Pnach.lng aervice, 11 a.. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church <t.nd Walnut Streets
L.. Duane Canby, Min ister.
Services : Sunday, 10 a . m., Bible
Study; 11 a.. m .. Morning .,.,·orabJp.
FIRST FOURSQUARE CHURCH
OF COSTA MESA
Rev. and Mrs. G. Willard Stearns
Pastol"s
Phone 2671
Sunday School 8:30 a .m .
Morning worship service 10:4:i.
Crusader aervlce 6 :00 p .m.
Berean eervl.ce 6 :30 p.m.
Evenln.g evangell.Stic service at
7:30 p.m.
W edneaday evening prayer serv-
ice at 7 :30 p.m.
HEARING
REVOLUTION!
.......... -pooJOlo ..... ,,,. .l N..., Zea.Ida a.dioa.lc HMriq:
Chris~an Science Topic
On Atomic Force j
Tbls quotatl'ln from l Chronicles I
11 the Golden Text or the Sunday
Leeson-Sermon In all branches of I
The Mothet Church, The First
Church ot Christ. Scientist, In Bos·
ton : ''Sing unto t be Lord, a ll the
earth; ebew forth trom day to day
bis salvation. Declare his glory
among the heathen; hl11 marvellous
works au1ong all nations." Tbe
question "le the Universe, lnclud-
tog Man, EvolvPd by Atomic
Force'!" Ls the subject.
A Scriptural cilnllon In the Lea-
George D. Bassett
General and Tax Accounting
Fishermen's Bookkeeping
Notary Public
2602 W. Central Ave.
Newport Beach
Phone 1805·J
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son-Ser mon 11 from J t->eter: . ---------------------------
"Where rore gi rd up thi;o lo ins ot
your mind, be sober, and h•>i>e to
the end ror t he grace that Is to be.
brought un!o you at the• revelation
of J eeue Christ ; ... Because It
11 written, De ye holy; ror I am..
holy .... For ail n esh is as grass,
and all the glory of man as the
nowe r of grass. The grass wither·
etb, aod the fJ oy,•er thereof falletb
away: Dut the y,·ord of the Lord
endureth rore,·er."
• Before You Build or Remodel
vblt oW' lnurestlng
11ample and display
roolllll. Color guides,
planning aids, com-
prehensive stock of
rugs, carpet£ and
linoleum.
CIMDod,
Repaired
Mary Baker Eddy y,·rltes In "Sci-
ence and Health lll·ltb Key -to the
Scriptures :" "Every object ln ma-
terial though t .. -111 be destroyed,
but the eplrttual Idea, whose 11ub-
11tance 11 Jn Mlnd, Is eternal. The
offeprlug of God etart not from mat-
ter or ephemera l dust. They are In
and ot Spirit, divine Mind , and ao
rorever continue." LUDLUM Carpet Works
COSTA MESA COMMUNIT\'
CHURCH
112! Sooth l\laln 8t. Pb.one Santa An.a 2808 BANTA ANA
Carl B. Johnson, Minister
124 E.. 20th St. Ph. 2475-R
Church school. 9 :45 a . m.
Moming Worship, 11 o'clock .
Youth groups, H lgh school, ln-PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
termediate, Adult. 6 :30 p. m .
Evening eervtee, 7 :30 o'clock.
Mid-week fellowship and prayer,
Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m .
11 a.·m ., Pray~r and Sermon.
ACCOUNTANT
I. S. WHYTE
ISC91d Til C01'1'KfLTA.''T
AuUa.erbed bJ' the Ua.lted 8taLN Tre-
QJ"'J' Depart.meat \o repr.MUt cUent• lll ASSEMBLIES OF GOO rotwk'1.1ou .ttb iu('()me tu m<.en.
Henry and IOa Sande, Pastors •tmtTI . e:VSTl!MI
Goape.J meet.mp at AFL Maohln-900&.IKUINO 811:aVJCS I ornc. lMO llatbeo' Bl•• .. C.la ... lite Hall at 23rd and Ocea n..,Front. Piao• Ne....,rt ""°"" Newpo.t. l'------'------'
S'Ullday ecb~, 10 a . m , A&CBJTSCI'
Mom.lng eervlce, 11 a. m.
Evening evange111tic eervl<"e, al
7 :15 p.m .
Ml(j-week service, W ednesday e.t
7 :15 p.m. -------
Armand Monaco
ARCHITECT
814 W. Bay Ave., Balboa
Newport 1'724
!'721 L&kewood Ave.
Loe A.Peele. NOrmandy ,MOS
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
G. Edwin Osher, Pastor
Euclid 11-t Stanford, Garden Grove.
9:30 a..m. Church school tor all '-------------'I
ages. DAY 8CBOOL8
11 :00 a.m. Mornlni:' \\'orahlp: ~------------.,
Message: .. we Thack Thee... Mortimer School
11:00 a.m. Nursery tor all chil-SM Coral Balboa bland
dren during service. GradM: College. Pttparaiory
6 :00 p.m. Methodlet Youth Fel-DAY SCHOOL Now
lowab!p. Young Adult FellO\\'ahip. Ope•
7 :00 p.m. Evening Worship:-G.A. Mortimer, M.~, Oxford
Message: "Come Ye U ve." Prlndpal Pboce M!
lnt..rnatlonal Harvesrer
TRUCKS M'D TRACTOllS
FARM EQUll'MENT
M. Eltiste & Co .• Inc.
4t1 E. •th Ph. S!OO Santa Ana
Sl! No. L.A. 8t. Ph. Wl AneJuJm
Toys, Pictures
Oil Paintings
Mirrors
Table Top Glass
Picture Framing
Glass Glazing
What-Not Shop
S07 Palm Balboa
DENT18TS
DR. OBED LUCAS
Dentiat
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NEWPORT BEACH
MORTICIANS
HAROLD K . GRAUEL
CHAPEL
"We Ountelvu the Better Serve
By Serv~ Others Betit"
Phone Newport S81
Cost.a Mesa Call fornl"
OPTOMETBISTS
PHYSICIAN\! II SURGEONS. M.D
H. R. HALL, M: D.
Pbyalclan and Surgeon
Hrs.: 2·5, by appointment
T elephone 2620
131 Broadway Co•ta Mesa
Gordon M.Grundy, M.D.
Pl>Yoldan ad llurpoa
Nlnth and CMtnJ Ave.
Office Jin. :10·12 a..m.; S·I p.m.
Telephone S7
Conrad Richter, M.D.
Pby&lclaa and Surgeon
1.ZO E . I 8UI SL
Co-At& Me.a
B oun: 10· I 2 a .m . and S-..5 p.m.
Pboae IU
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHYSICIAN <t.nd SURGEON
2209 Coa•t Blvd .. Newp0rt a.adl
-Phone -
Office 286·W Ree. 281~R
It No Anl'wrr Call Newpurt 5
Gerald Rau&a, M.D.
2830 Weat Central Ave.
Newport Beact1
Ph. 1028·-No Answer c:all 301 ·M·
X 0 Ray Service
Milton M. MaIWell, M. D
1801 Coaat BJway
Corona de.I Mal"
<>f""I' Boun: 10 -U I to I
Pboile Newport 108!
The terrific pressure of relatives who are demanding that
their sons and brothers be sent home quickly from the Pa-
cific, plus the increasing pressure from thousands of Gl's out
there who want nothing more than to get home has resulted
in the announcement of an Army plan to switch more fast
transports from the Atlantic to the Pacific in early December.
December is expected to be a peak month for arrivals both
from Europe and the Pacific. About 423,000 will land from
Europe and 306,000 from the Pacific. Much of the delay in
2100 Ocean Front Newport
NOW PPEN EVENINGS
SANDWICHES • HAMBIJRGEBS
Aid an •rlaal T•oa1&Dd1 of
..,.... cu'c b9 wroaa 1 C.omc I&.
ll9ar Jot~ p,.. dm.,..,...
doa, DO "°b.lab ~., 'W• ~ ROOFS
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD I ..-~--~~~~~-.
Opt.,D. s R.M MD 0 p T 0 M E T R I 8 T • onaco, . .
MALTS •
bringing troops home, explains an Army spokesman, has been • foe Cream to Take Out
tbe tie up of transports by strikes on both the East and West1 :~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ coe.sts. Well, thank heaven the boys who did the fighting
didn't go on strike while the war was going on.
Jap Underground
RA!ports from the Orient declare that the Japs are going
underground-in China-in preparation for the revival of
1helr military power. One secret organization fomied ID
Shanghai about the time that Tokyo capitulated Is said to
bave a memb"ershlp ot 13,000 former Nip army officers and
'l!llllsled men. 'lbe purpose of at least one secret society is to
rwwnt further OllDese civil strife. American officers in
China AY they are bandicapped in irylng to stamp out these
adfvltles because they have not been given necessuy authoJ-.
tty tram Wubington. 'lbere seems little likelihood that the
I lW ~ could make any appreciable ptil&IESS
\ toward ft9toratioo« Jape"""" military power, but we should I . llllt be llldll'femt to the mllitaristlc lll!eds DOW beiDK plant.ed
b a pn=Oe future barYellt..
Your Christmas Shopping
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315 NORTH j{AIN ST.
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Frtt Estimates ct: Inspection
W. I. Benbow
3602 Marcus Ph. NwpL 1012-J
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Craft Greeting Carda
Stalloaery
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Brookings Variety
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MODERI MARllE SERVICE
SHELL DOCK
ISLAND
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Newport 1'1!4
1792 Newoort Boulevard Ml 8. m11 S~ t.o. ~
Phone 2430 COSTA MESA TUckeJ" 'flit
llUBVEYOB8
SIEGEL & RAUB
~a 1m+970n
U. Jllewport llh1L eo.1a ._
Neplootoo llll·l
KU W. o-tnl N--'r.la;h=-e UI
·PIANO TEACHER\ G. V.LINSENBARD
Graduate 8oJ'al Oonenatol'J, IMS lie
Pb. 1252-W
1!526 w. 0cean Front I
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PhyPd•• fl Sarpaa
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Wagner D..,P. Imtftute
Dr. WDbarC.W-
Chlropractlc, Dietetics,
Physlo &: Colonic 'Therapy
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I. \ ' . 1Mfl& .. wni-Oi4"'11~ •••an& lf&Wa • "•• Jfwpwt • • o as 2 , 'l'lulndq, December ze, tMI
Ball '-rlnp IO tiny that 321
cxwnplete .. ta can be held In a
thimble are used In preclalcn me-
chanhpna such as barometen and
electrical lnstrumen.ta tor alrcraft.
A wblte fiuol'elcmt lamp la '70
tJJms more ettlclent than the ftre-
!ly u a lillbt producer, '·and a
green fiuon?SCent lamp la 100
times more efflcienL
1Want Tires? Save Fat!
Newport-Balboa Tourist Bureau
All Modes of Travel to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii
Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See
Mn. Roy lieene. Pb. 591. 901 Palm, Dalbo&
Boun: 10 a. m. te 8 p. m.
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THE. al:VENTEENTM CONal:CUTIVE DIVI DEND AT THI: ltATE
D,. THREE PEA Cl:NT f:l'!ol PIEA ANNUM ,.OA THE a1EMl·AN ·
HUAL. PERI OD ENCI NO DECEMBER 31aT, 19<65, MAa BEIEN
01'.CLAREO BY THE OIAECTORB 0,. THla Aaa OCIATIOH ANO
W /L.L. eE PAID ~ECEMeER 31, 1945.
A88DL.UTE aA,.ETY ,.OR Y OUR, ,.UNOa
EACH ACCOUNT I NBUAEO UP TO es.ooo
TOTAL. REaOURCEa IN EXCE811 D,. e1.ooo.ooo
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NEWPORT BALBOA fiEDERAL
SAVll>JGS and LOAN ASSOC IATIO N ,
a:saa VIA LIDD TELl'.fl'H ONE 1900
NEWPORT BEACH , CALIFORNIA
D I AECTORS
J. A. BEEK 11 . A . MEYER W. A. M IAAMB
P .A. P ALMER WAL.TEAS SPICER
C . W . TEWINKLE W. A . WILGUS
! "" ' Expert Beauticians for Milady
ANN RUTH
CARMEN
• Permanents, Cold Wave, Hair Styling.
• Permanents ,· Hair Styling. Cold Wave.
• Hair Tinting ---Bleaching, Cold Wave.
Open Satu.rda)', All Day
Evening Appointment fo r Pennanent!Jo-Phone 811
SEASON'S GREETINGI
\\.E \\lLL BE CLOSED
Monday and Tuesda~·. Df>c. 24th and 25th
Also Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 31st and Jan. 1st
Synthetic t lr"el for c lvll lan u1e are 1tow being made •t the Detroit
plant of the Un ited State• Rubber Comp.any. Here, Thom;aa Hersh-
berger, preaa operator, ia taking a tire from the curing mold~ Since
fat• are uaed In t l't e manur;11cture of hundred• of other th Inga we want,
-nylo" 1tocking1, elect rical app1i.ance1 , aoap, upholatef'y, etc.-the
Uled fat that hou1ewive1 skim, scoop and 1cr;1pe can help to bring
larger Qu.1nt Jtles of ma,,y of those item1 back sooner. Evtl")' pound l•
now w orth four p'oint s and four ce .. •• ______ __JL__ __________ _
Says Santa Claus Is
Naturalized American
City Leases Balboa
Pier Concession
For Live Bait , LOS ANGELES.-Santa Claus ,.\n o fer of $100 p~r yenr for a , .... A • ic•-k hi 1 t . . . ....,, m r '"·"" now m s a na · llve bait concession at the end of 1 u•aii •d A ,·c ill d . . . z mer an c zen. an as
the Balboa p1~r . by George _Hiner, 1 s uch ls Amerl~'s greatest con.
\\·ho has a similar concession at ' tribut lon to the Christmas It en· I
1 Ne \1.-p<>rt '''as acted on favorably g by the city council ~londay after-So says Dr. Gustav 0 . Arlt. chair
h "t b th t mnn or the d epartment or Ger· noon v.· en t v.·a.s s own 8 a manic languages on the Los An· 1
pre,·ious prr posaJ to lie up boats geles cam pus of th-.= University Of
insic!e the T -shape of the pier by
another f irm might endanger the Califo mla.. 1 This ,,·as pointed out t o a Uni· I pter coostruction in e\'ent of a versity of California audiencf' of storm. alumn i and friends attendinJ! t hf' The councilmen reasoned that second of a series of scholarship kecpin~ up the pier house at lhe subSC"riplion lectures arr anged bv
end of the pier ,,·as an important G 1 ·
item. and felt that the proposal of 0 d Shield. a lumnae service group I
A1nS\\·orth to le.'lse lanctlng r ights an.~ Unl\'~rsity _ExtenRion.
on the pier might endanger the The N oriA·egians who settlc-d
strength of !t over a per iod or earl~ l.n Amrrlca brought the fir!rt
t iniP. They ngTeecl to lease tho ver!llOn of the modern Santa C'lau~.
t oncesslun to Hiner. . I '''ho Jn Europe had been known o.~
St. Nicholas but never adequatelv
, person111!.r tle~:-rihed," said D~.
Arlt. , Lt. Bruce Merikel
R t 4" D ty "\.Vh en thf' An1nrir:1n ("1,..-, , .. epor s ,..or u Clnrk(' l\l nn rr dc~~ribf>cl the jo11;·.
At Keesler Field '°'"n" oec·1· n-an in minute "•' ·
KEESLER F1ELD. Biloxi , l\liss. in h is r~r.:. "T \'.as thf' ~igtit '"'~··
First Lt . Bruce A. '-lerickel. Ai r forf' C'h r1rt m~a .•.1 . !.l" a...-n
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c ps repo rted to Keesler F ield pi·.·prrt 1c, n. i·.-1n.E:" rgcnd f'" •
f °'ct ·, . I thus b('C'"~e ::.·1 intl'gral p<rt ,.. or u \. ,..1 · 1 Lt. 1.lerickel. 50n of ~trs. Edyth '-. 11::~t ta~ ri::cnd ar.d folklorf' ... t'•"
Mt>rickel. 18 Uay Island. Balboa. L n !ve r~a.ty prof('.SS:nr told thC' <"····
aoJ hu!tband of ~1rs. Jayn~ ~ler· pus au1 . .hcnce .
Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
Balboa Inn Arcade • Ck-ean Front at the Pier
ickel 1325 \'rane. l\I enlo Park. has
a rriv'ed at the AAF Training Com-
! manll s tation frcm Big Spring
'---------------------------' Army Air F'ield . Texas.
Set $100 Bail for
Dumoing-Rubbish
Outside City Dump
• Open Every Evening U ntil Christmas
ehrisl111as Gifts
·:· tAJ itNH UWK,,Kim.~-~-~·Atutot ~
On nee 8 ~l r. T . B. Brinders ,~
of the El N ido Court, Costa ~te..-".
"''"" ar c used by Giles E . Wallace.
\O.'ho ha~ the contract for traSh
colle<:tion In the Costa h:fesa area.
or dwnping rt'fU !:ft! outs'ide the
dur-p g round on 19th street.
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* Ladies' Alligator, Corde and Hand-Tooled Bags
*·Diamond Wedding Rings, Bands and Dinner Rings. * Sterling Silver and gold-filled Compacts.
* Ziegfeld Vanity Cases.
* Beautiful Lavalieres: gold-
and gold-filled on Sterling ....
* Earrings for pierce a n d
screw-back. .
'k Gorgeous Pearls: 1-, 2-and
J.6trand. all pri.ees. ' ' .
"k Gold and Silver Charms ....
"k Men's 14-k. gold case, 17-jewel
\Va terproof \Va tches •. . . * Hand tooled Belts.
"k Tie Cla<ps. .
-k Key Oiains.
* \Vhite , rose and yellow 14-k
gold 17-jewel 5-Point I"recision
Watches.! (See note below) .
* Sterling Silver Belt Buckles
with watch bands to match. . . . • * Beautiful Alligator and Looth-
er Billfolds. . . . * Toilet Sets .... * Desk Sets and kindred items.
* Im!JOrted Glasses from France and
Czecho slovakia • -• Domestic Sets for
every home. Also Libby Sets.
llUNDBEDS OF GIF1'8 FOB EVERYONE
•ALL WAl\:HES GUARANTEED
-RIO SHOPPE
Tht' statement or violation read·
"T . B. Brinderson did wilfully a.nd
unlawfully place. deposit. a d
dump c-ans. bottlel!. paperl!, refU!'JC',
rubb\Ah, and traAh upon a ce rtn:,
public road. to-v.1t: 19tb e.trer l In
818 id town.9hlp. approxlmate1~,-600
feet \Jo'est of Monrovia street."
!..-!r. Brindenon has pleaded not
guilty and hu &.!!ked for a tr-'a l •
by jury. the tria l to tAXe, pla ce
at 10 l\·m .. J a.a:. 8. Bail was set
at $100.
Expert
Shoe Repairin g
\Vhile You Wait
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Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
Serl Door &o Palm Cate
9 a .m .to6p.m .
Hearty Jloliday
Greetings •••
TO ALL!
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Costa Mesa
Bird. Farm
Internal Revenue Some electrical measuring in-Dev<jlopment or the a!Dmic Heavy cream, prepared by a,_
Offl•....., to Be Closed strwnents are so delicate that Ibey bomb jwas, hastened by 30 days ethod utllizln& 11 rermldda1
"""0 require only a tenth of a millJonlh through use ot a new process ot For Holid -am11. will stay fresh at mom tem-ays of a watt of energy ror operation. electric arc welding, ratures for more than a year.
All offices ot the Internal Rev-~~~~~~~~;,;::;:;~~~~~~~~~~~~iiii~~~i~~~~~~~~~i~~~ enue Service wtJI be cloeed Satur· I ~1utn11110 •eul" '" ,. " ' ..,, •ti•••"i'"'"•·•••" " u..,.,,.,,.,,,~.,..,. '" "'"" •~•1<'"'"'"'"'' ,,,.,, '· ,,,,.,,.,,,.,' ""'"'"'"'• .. 111111ut>11;111111111US.lllllr
day, Sunday. Monday, and Tue.e-1 day, December 22, 23, 24 , and 25,
to obaerve the Chrlatma.s bolida.y11.
accordlng to an announcement
made today by Collector Harry
C. Weatover. Otflcea wtll reopen
oo Dec. 26 and 'A'ill maintain a
regular eight-hour working day on
Saturday, Ott. 29. Ordinarily,
revenue a .fices are closed on Sat-
urdaya.
New Years w111 be observed in
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a three-day holiday, '.iUnday , Moo-
day, and Tuesday, Dec. 30. 31, and
Jan. 1. All offices will reopen on 1.
Jan. 2 and \O.'ill obse rve an eight-I:
hour working day on Saturday, I;
Jan. :s.
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In announcing lhe holiday ached·
ulea, Collector \Veatover alAo urg·
ed. all to file income tax returns
early and stated that blank forms
had been malled to more than one
mllllon persons In Southern Call-
fom ia. Additional forms may be
secun:d at any ot the 24 revenue
offices In the ten southern coun-
ties and at many poat offices.
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BALBOA 'S
REN DEZ ous
BALLROO
Merry •
Christmas ANSELIJ HILL
DAN C ING
From 9 Until I
Coming December 29 •
and •tis O~chestra
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At the Ni'\\' York Auto S how of
1900 i'lcctric au t omobil('~ far out·
numbc>red slC'am a nd gasoline
cars. I I• I Ut ••f "fotf "l''f "l ""''"'"'",.f l•f t11"1"1"11ll Ul ll llll!lllllllfnl Ul ul I '' 'I I I I I f I I l _I l .'_I .. I I I Ii I .!_I~ f ·~ I I •I I Ol~lt•l!ltUl••llllUli!ll'l"t"~
sar1waY
,... c..i._... Oi••••••• c-. ... INLI
BOU ~":~ 2 58
A '""'" fettfn wtM. Fifth , ,,.VI Mia .... I •
FIDELIS WUfES
htt ..... ff!,., ff Jkry. c "-' ........ 1 Fifth'
Eastside Beer J2 ......... ...... ,,.,, ,,_Sc MttM .. ,..lt-4 "'" tnl
Schlitz Beer ~7~· 15•
c"" le Mm. ..,..It _.•'-tn.1
FRYERS
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Try kwlh"' trit4 cti.k•-· "'· 4gc snwlNG HENS
-T ........................ IL 42c
dkil• -4 ,_ ........ ..._A. ••
OYSTERS
Pec•H M ....... fry "'--i ..
... ltfy .. ,,.._ A '"'9ff pint
TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES
American Cheese ;:· 69-°"'ch Miii B•ond. l(conomlcol S·lb. plg., 1.691
Soda Crackers...,,..,. .. ,..._ 17• a.and ....
2·1b. POCllog.r, i0t.
Kellogg .::.= _. 21•
Oelic;o.... tlr«*tost c9"0is.
Red Hill Catsup ·~· 13•
Rinso ·::: 23•
3 ·..,20-
Toilet Soap ""'.:.,. ..... 2.., 13-
Glace Mixed Fruil ..._ ·11• ---
-.. -Toilet Soap Lii••· ... -
Miasiori Figs v-:,_-.. ,._ 38-
Georgia Pee< nus :; ~ 47-
Almonds ............. -'"" _. .... MM .... .... --· Mixed Salted Nuts 4\.-319 ..............
Cocktail Peanuts !: 219 ...... , ..... -: ......... .
Laxge Walnum i:,_ • • a-
CHECK THESE VALUES
Sliced Beans '""""'".. .. ... _.,. F re"d\ Style -A
·Tomato Juice "":::.., "°"" '!:· 9-
%-<iz. con, 20c..
Plum Preserves
l lbby Dekl.xe Brand.
Peaches, .. , .. ~-..
Slic.d 0t holw$
Highway Peas
Tomatoes ~
Pastry Flour c;;:::.:'
'Cake Flour •wo;,:,,..,0own
Kitchen Craft r;:;-o
110.lb.10Ck, 57tl
Mince Meat r=:
Sno-White Salt
Plolri or ledi1ed.
BROILERS ,., ....... ._ ..................
..._ A N._ Yerll ..,.,... M•
".;:· 23•
Z::-13•
··-it• -::-25•
...... 25• .... ....... _ -· .... -
...... ts• ...
1, .... &• ....
PORK SAUSAGE
........... ". ~"' ... --IL 3• f-.t "' '1!° M"t ... f. Tr,.1. U. ..-
FRUIT CAKE
Weklort "'"' •"d brofldy fl~. Z-ft:,. J 69 PMkHI lft henttetk•llr ... w c•11. con e
Mrs. WRIGHT'S ENRICHED
hrkhed white er whfft,
C24-oa. IMf, l~c l
B~!!~ ae
ioof
FANCY MIXED NUTS
T• ,_.,.,. ro11r holl4or table lb 4•
Of ,.. ill Ctirt1tM01 •tockl"•'· • ii -
UBBY PICKLES
H .. o.llM49ttylo~cld ... Flt11 l''h-os. 270
.., ren.h, MIMh, •P1t•nihh. l•r
SHREDDEb WHEAT
Nini.ce ,, ... , .,, .... , .. , cefffl. I Z-a•. I IC
l.aC4AIRt fer ,..~ry]-utfl"t . pk1.
mWARDS COFFEE
... ........ ri, ., '"'"'~•t4. 1-11.. z7c
l 2·•· ter. , .. 11i.r '"I'"'' SJ1 1 i•r
POULTRY STUFRNG
uin,...,... ,, ... ,.Try"'" • ..,.,o. 6-os. J2c
...,.,. &"-k11t1 .w. lt't lelkte111. ..... ••
CORN STARCH
klft9tfor4 lro"d. Melle'""" fwlly
ri,...94 coni. M•kn ,1,.~11tt•r•. ''-OS. pk1.
HOLIDAY SAVINGS
Nob Hill Cbffee
Ground lg Ol'"dEr.
Tea Bags Cont«rbury
Brot\d
T~l~f
Bra rid
Martinctl1
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2il• ...
Tea Bags
Cant~bury Tea
Apple Cider
Apple Juice N-WHf 31•
Brand ~.
Orange Juice [K;=c •:;:·· l&c
Cigarettes •.::"'..;: ...... 1.33
l ucky Strike , Phillip Morn5, Ctw5terf,.kf .
Ra!eog~. and 04d Gold. Nitc far C.t\t1ltmo1.
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A. ttpor1. en the audit of t.be
boolla Of former City Judge 0 . A.
Jc:>De9 wu read to the city council
1ut Mond&y, by a tlrm of certlfted
publlc account&n~ Tbe booU
were aaid to be tn . excellent COD.·
d.itlon, which included. records ot
police receipt& Fund• ln ezce•
Of $7000 were audited.
Bank Employes
Will Get Bonus
For Chrisbnas
A special Chrlstmas bonus to
employea and officers of Ba..nk of
America had today been author-
ized by the board of directors o~
the bank acccrding lo announce-
ment by L. M. Giannini, preei-
dent.
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"If I Ran the Drug Store"
Mrs. Jones said, "if I ran a drug store at Olristmas I would
wish ALL MY CUSTOMERS a Merry Ouist.rnu" ... a very
timely suggestion, Mrs. Jones ... so here goes:
MERRY CHRISTMAS
To Every Man, Woman and Child in the
Newport Harbor District
Mac ••• Verne ••• and the Girls
NEWPORT PHARMACY
JlOI 0-.. Froat
For employes with 12 monlb• or
mo re service t he special bOnu a Is
40 per cent of the first SOOO of
~ bulc November salary, and
35 per cent of any portion ln ex-
ceaa of that amounL Thciae with
a ehorter period of service will re-
cftve a proportionate credJt baaed
on t\e number ot' full months em..
play«!. '
This special Cbri9tm.u bonwi
brillga the total ot boowiea voted
the sta.!f during the 12 month.a
to approximately 90 per cent ot
one month'9 118.lary.
BolJU8 tunda are intended for
tnvstment in lll:Lart!9 or Bank of
America capital stock for the
benefit of employee. H owever, u
tn previoua ye&n. the Cbrletmu
ballua may be wlthdra wn ln cuh
by employu: whoae l>Ulc aala.ry la
lee. than •200 per month.
Make It an Old· Fashioned
11 6
22nd St.
Newport
'' Peace on Earth''
'Christmas
This Year
Which Calls for
GIFI'S OF JEWELRY
Let Us Help You Make
A SUITABLE GIFr
Jewelers and Watchmakers
Merry
Christmas
To All
Open
Evenings
Till 8:30
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Open SAAAB Immediately
1 To 5000 Returnees at Harbor • ~: ,.-... ,
:t · The 8anta Ana Army Air Bue
• l will .. be the t em porary home . 'for .., I thowsand~ of interneea al the Loe
"~ Angeleti por.t awaiting movement 1 to staging area•. It "-"U announced
11 today by Brigadier John I)eF.
MOD!:L HOME ON UDO ISLE which attracted considerable lnterMt durlnc the early daya of the
wa.r. Home• of thl• alze and l&J"(!lr are t o be part of a hul'& development throuch out the harbor area.
for whlcb priortUea ..,..,, expected to be INUed durlnK the comlnc year. Ud.o hie LI but one of the MIV·
eraJ tine borne dJ1trtcta .realton expect to be built up durt.ar IM&. ·
Balboa Islanders
To Gather Around
Christmas Tree ·
Alt.er four Christma.ae e dark·
ened by war, Balboa Ialanders are
happy to r esume their custom of
gather ing about a blg Chriatma.s
tree for an open a ir party where
the children look f orward to talk-
ing to Santa Claus and receiving
small present.a and everyone joins
in singing C&t'(l!s and old songa.
The twenty-five foot tree is all
Barker, the commanding general
ot the aJr baae. -
The tint batch of men are due
to arrive· &t Santa Ana lomon:ow
mo~g. with ~ troops ex-
pected the flnt day. The aJ r base
Is prepared, however, to handle
up to 10,000 men. Those men who
are slated for overcrowded. Bta..
tJorui at Camp Anza and Camp
Haan near Rlveralde are expected
to be. at Sant.a Ana for a brief
11ta.y unW room. la available at
regular staging ~u.
To provide trantportatlon froy:n
Wilmington to Santa. Ana, the a.Ir
base Is putUng all available tra.na-
portatlon to W1e, 30 buae11 and 14
trucka Will shuttle back and forth
over the entire route during the
day.
The air ba.ae will provide houa-
lng, food, and entertainment tor
the troops. tt was announced. Be-
Warns on Danger
Of Blinding Lights
In Night Driving
alight, having be·n erected at the Widespread disregard of the Ve-
corner of Marine and Park av-hicle Code section . requiring m o-
enues by the Rotai'y club and torists to dim their lights y.•h en I business men of the lo'lo'"D and a~proaching other vehicles a t
e\•eryone i9 invited t o join in an n ight "·as reported today by he
hour of happiness Sunday evening I California Highway patrol.
at 6 o'clock. The postmistress, Director of Motor Vehicles Gor-
Mrs. F.valyn Rider, wil l be at the don H. Gar land said a survey made
piano and 1Irs. A. J . Rutte r will recently indicated less than half
lead in the singing, Y>hile Santa of the night driver s are comply.
himself \.\"ill be present to dis-1 ing v.·ith this section. !
cauae Of the shortage of men
cooks a t the base, special planes
wilt be put to u se to n y them in
from campa in the San Fra.ncieco
area, ·to provide for the sudden
Influx of personnel.
General Barker declared, "We
are throwing open our servtoe
clubs, tbeJ:t.ters, Px'e, and recrea-
tional activities to them . We do
not e xpect them to be here for
m or e than a few days, but \l.'e are
anxlous to make their brief stay
u comfort.able a.a pos sible unW
such time u the transportation
bottleneck la broken."
Double Trouble In
Home of the Deuels
Twin Girls, Lee Rae: .and Lynne
Anne, weight 5 lbs. lS?i ounces
and 4 lbs., 7 ollnces, were born to
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L . Deuel Jr.
formerly of 1811 Harbor Blvd. in
Costa Mesa. at S t Josephs h06-
pital, Orange, Tuesday, Dec. 18.
The Deuels were formerly resi-
dents at l.Sll Harbor Blvd and
now reside in Santa Ana, where
Mr. Deuel is a m ember of the
Santa Ana Police department.
Mrs. Deuel is the fonner Peggy
Louise Pa rkinson.
Mother and daughters a re doing
very well. Condition of the father
will be ascen ained in t he near fu-
ture "'"·~n he gets back to ean.h.
Rev. Ardys Dean. vicar or St .
James Episcopal church, is spend·
ing t his week in San Francisco vis-
iting his mother . but is expected
baC'k today or Friday.
F or quick results use
Times classified C'Clumns.
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PREVIE"'LVG llttle cbJ ldreo In the harbor area to &ee If the y ha,·e
been good durtni the pat! year, Sant a IM •ho'4·n '4'1th llttle Lou 1-·a ·
bla.n ~d Melba Barnes al the South Cout company.
1 Landlord Plays
'Santa to Tenants
Jn this day of housing short·
age just to have a landlord i9
something to be thankful for. but
to have the landlord turn Santa
1 and ha r:d out gifts to his tenants ! is oe\.\·s indeed. o o .... ·n at the Bal·
boa Motel, 315 East Central. Vol-
ney Hay has done just that.
In the office a decorative winte r
Rubber Industry
Hard Hit, Report
scene has been \\'ork ed out with a
1 Schools EnJ.Oy beau tiful silvered tree centering
I the "White Christ mas" c rfe<:t or Holidays; High snowy cotton ; on a hill in the I-ear l
' Cl Fr"d is a lighthouse. flashing signals. I . oses ] ay l and in the foregrc11nd is a v illage
One out of every five and a half . . y:ith people on foot and in sleighs
rubber trees have. been destroyed. Grammar sc h~ls ar~ enJoymg and cutters \\'Ith tiny hor9es. small I
the major proportion of the equip-\ tw~ v•eeks vacation \\'hi.ch started houses and a church. . 1 me.nt lO!l. and one-ba.Jf of the Frtday. Dec. 14 a nd "''ti! end on About the tree are gift boxes
n.aU \•e labor population disperse<i l January 2. v•hile the .students of for aJJ the guests o r the m otel,
In t:ie far ea.stem plantation areM. l Harbor hi~h start thl"i r vacation filled \\1th f ruit , nuts. candie!J' and
SPIRIT OF Cl ·iillSTMAS
OUR FOREF ATHERS
•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·! Tlus ~loomy . picture .was de-1 this Frida~. Christmas programs bottles of soft drinks. literally fill· scribed Ln the f1 r!!lt offict&l infor -..,.,ere held tn both t he harbor gram-ing the room with Christmas ....----------------------------------------,I mat lon to be cabled from the East mar schools and in Costa 1-I esa cheer . Aiding t he genial landlord 1
celebrated Christmas s ometimes under the
greatest of difficulties, to say nothing of
danger. Today, in \Yann, lighted homes we
welcome the arrival of Yuletide, without
thought of those e a rly hardships. It might
make our Christmas a little happier, our
hearts a little more thankful, to take thought
of these things .
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i"'.:1i·ist mas to be added co your store of memo-
ri es. \Ve hope this Christmas of 1945 will be a
·:ei1' enjoyable one-a truly happy one-ful-
r •·· --all the fine traditions of Christmas. J
Accept our hearty thanks
for the pleasant business associations of the
past year. Once again we say
Merry Christmas!
Culbertson Chevrolet Co., Inc.
&UDIOSJZED CBEVROLEr AND OLDSllOBII.E DEAi.EB
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Of th e world's natural rubber. I Se,·eral teache rs plan to be out the house manager, ?i.1rs. Bess
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P(~CE' ON EAR.TH
of the city during the holidays.
accordi ng to Barba ra E hlen. who
succeeds Mr9. J une Fullen"•ider as
secretary to Horace Ensign. sup-
er intendent of grammar schools
here.
Mrs. H . S. Conover is expected
back soon after the holidays from
six weeks of illness. Mrs. W il-
helmina Nunan succeeded her a.s
kindergarten teacher during her
absence.
In th rew•r••f •plrlf ol tltl• gloriout ••a•Ofl
we now wi•li eoc" ! afNl •"'•'Y o .. •' y ..
tlie deep lcrt• wWc" only Christ ... , '41•
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Ford Sales and Service
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IS THE TIME
for friendliness, for the
open house and the
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us to greet our friends,
to thank them for their
consideration of us,
and to_ wish them all a
very Happy Christmas.
C'-1 aD day ChristmM
Johnny Vilelle
Tiie Arches
o-t·BJpway aa Newpcwt llhd.
Y.ULETIDE HAPP1NESS
At this time when Christmas trees are
beginning to glow in the windows ev-
efywhere, and the holly wreaths are
going up, we want to send Yfµ our best ,
wishes for a very Happy Chl' tmas. You
' . have made 1945 a very p l sant year
I for us, for which we are d y grateful.
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To One And All
CH ILDREN 190kinc out
of the window at a du-
olat~ land•cape try to eatch
a 1limpae of a mythical
alelch drawn by mythlc&l
reindeer. Bat there ia na.q.bt
that is mythical about the
spirit oJ Cbriatmaa that
tranafon:zu the commonplace.
That Christ.mu of 1945 mar
be for you die bappie•t
Chri.stmu of all is our .U...
c.ere wilh.
Earl W. Stanley
REALTOR
Balboa Island-Corona del Mar
Ch!lstmas Is alwlyi a w--.
mnt ·wul! us. for two INS8llS:
fint, bec.auu •• •njoy th•
ipirit of fri•ndlinftl th•t b .n.pr ...
••ilin9: 1•coitd. b.c•lff• It •.ff0Nt1
•• •ppropri•t. oppcwhlnify of ••·
pr•uin9 owr 1lnc.ff9 •pp"9Clatio11
for row .... !wad p•tf'Oft•9•·
It hat. iadMd, b••• • p!Mw'•
to MN• yow, ••d i• Mlldi•9 YOlll
owr b..t wi1k.t for • M•rry
Chrittina1 we do to with tlie hope
th•f th• Claristm•• 1••1011 of I "5
wiH h'anw:and all of ih pr•dKe .. '°" i• rMI h•ppit1•• for .,...
Don Wood
Shell Station
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BEACON BAY home of Walter Spicer, well kn.own local lumbenna.n. Tb.1a I• typical of the cban.cter of
homes which ue expected to be conatructed duriD~ the ounln& year In and around the harbor. Con -
tract. &re beln1 flKUred. tor a better rrade of home In Ulla aectlon u well u ln Corona del Mar. New-
port HdchLt. a.nd that will be bu.lit ln the newl1 annexed area aoutb Ot Corona del Mar.
Many Projects Churches Arrange
Seen for 1946; Xmas Programs
May Spend Millions In Harbor Area
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them by the teachers. Ml'i. Lu·
cille 0.arke and Mrs. J . Beardsley.
Ftiday evenlng wtll be the btg
Ch.r1stmu party at the church
with a &'Bily decorated tree and
Santa. to dtstrtbute g1rte and a
prog-ram ot t"eclt&Uons and m~lc
arranged by Mrs. Mary BennetL
the Santa Ana river. Mr. Gard-
iner stated: "The water situation
Is serious. If we have a aerie• of
dry years. we might run short.
We have got to do something.
But the water district has Its own
plans, and does not want the fed-
eral gOV,ernment In here. We can
do the job ourselves."
Tbe Reclamation Service, be-
sides the propoeed surveya in
Riverside and San Bernardino, is
already ma.king them in Santa
Barbara. county, and in the well
known Central Valley Water pro-
ject, from the Kern river up to
the Sacramento valiey. "I fear,"
said Mr. Gardiner, "that those sur-
veys are the tore-runner of creat-
ing a California Water Authority,
similar to the Tenneaaee Valley
Authority."
Edwin Pauley
For Cabinet? Sunday morning there will be
Balboa Island home tor $37,000. ents are invited to attend. a Juntor church at the Sunday
both buyers plannhlg to live here On Chr1atmaa eve ther& will be .cl'lool hour with Rev. Carl J ohn-
yea.r 'round. Both bomea were a m idnight cand1ellght eervtce aon pna.chlng a abort aermon aad Edwin w Pauley, President
tonn.er'f owned by peraona who wttb tbe aingln,g pf carob and at the 11 o'clock hour he will Truman's "~ovtng amb&.Mador"
came here tor vacatione only. celebration ot Chrlatmu com· preach a special sermon a.t the and a frequen t visitor &nd well ~-11 •o Chrietmu t1ervice. Homes which coet about $3000 munlon. Thia will bf: 1.1'UU.l :~ known f igure tn this a.tta, retum-
to build on B&Jboa Island some to midnight. Sunday RN.ernoon at 4 p.m . will ed from the Orient this week, but
years ago now selling tor $10,000 On O:u1atmu day the service be tbe last of the aeries ot after. sidestepped queries a.a to whether
bring a pe.rmanent cla.sa ot re.sl· with greetlngs and communion noon musical program.a which have o r not he had been offered or
dents, the r e.altar declared. They will be at 10 a.m. wtth &11 otter· been preaented each Sunday in ,,...0 utd acc ept a cabinet post.
rf'allze, as do other thoughtful peo. lngs to go to the building fund, December to appreciative audi· He ha.a been actlng as the
h U will encea. Thia one will feature pie, that the future higher gT&de and at 11 :1:5 t e congrega on . President's personal representative
beach development will take place proceed to the site of the new Christmrui music by the combined on the Allied Reparations com·
along the south co8..9'l, where It church for the ground-breaking junior and senior cholre directed mission. \Vhen asked about the
bl I h tt. ! 1 by Aini. Correne Boettcher. Ui hoped they will avoid the con· ceremony w ch s t e o 1c a <;abinet possibility, be replied , "I've
Merry
Christmas
Happy
New Year
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be th a P. k f u 1 for
this Ch qistmas and
we want to express
our that ks to you.
May th.e Yuletide
Season be an espe-
cially ilappy one
for all.
Bebe and Johnny Abel
Balboa Island Sporting Goods
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gest.lon and lack o f plannini;r st"en J start of the new c hurch building. On Christmas -eve there will be g ot a job t o do. I have to make
in other older cities like Venice Me1.hodlat 8: mediUttion service \Vith dirom~d an interim report now, and tbere·s l '-----------------------------~
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BALBOA ISLAND
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r'i our faces and lightens our hearts, we
turn our thoughts from ourselves to help
others. For this is the spirit that first saw the
light of day in a stable at Bethlehem. two
thousand years ago, and which has en-
dured ever since.
May God bless and protect you and your
dear ones and bring happiness to your
home this Christmas season.
Ida Naylor
BEACH TOGS
FROM EACH OF US
TO ALL OF YOU
There ·s no place like home when
Christmu comes around, ~d there'•
no time lilte right now to wUh all
JOU kindly home folb the mcrrieat
Chrismw ever.
It hu been a privilege and a pleu-
unto have aaved you in 194!, and
we look forward to your continued
frimdabip.
Boardman's Harbor Market
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· ft th 5 · 1 k , people may come and go at will, . 1 programs "'ere seen by Ralph , ntn~I a. etr •d totchoc h \espert stopping in tor a fe\\' moments o r l restrn~ at his Bever y H.Uls home ~la.."lkev. He said that the E . M. sen. ce. o en a e ome o and will leave for Washington as . -. . . Re\• and Mrs E D Goodell for as long &Jr they like. h. I C "4 t . Smith pro1ect on Newport Heights f · h 1 · · · I C. O. M. Community Church soon ~ IS Pane. a ·<> ians·
running east\\·ard from San Ber· re re.s men 8 · . port, is overhau.lc-d.
n.•d•·no ~un day morning the Sunday At hCorona dehl.1Mar Co mmth unS1ty , street and including a chucc d f . . . school Vl.'1 11 have R program at 9 :50 youn~ c I ren o e un· I ne\\ street tx-1ng put 1n from the . . 1 day s.chool \vill have a Christ.mas
1 Coast high\\'av north \\'ill Open and at the monung hnur or \\Or -. . . : . . ~hip Rev F:. o . Goodell \\·ill sprak party F'r1 dRy afternoon at 2 .30 1 about 60 reS'ldenttal and 1ncom e l .. r-.,.. .• l and in the evl'ning the oldl'r 'ones l ·d t . 1 1 t t 1 t th on ..... nstmas, 1945. ~ re.s1 en 1a o s or ~a e o e will present a pla,· donations ,__ Th.e . , I h A special musical prn,e-ram has .. vo:t ter type. } ''ill a so ave h • . . \1,:hleh they r<>ceive going tov.•ard some business lot 0 the hl ..... h· een prepared by the choir. \\'h1c b I 9 n ,.. \\"il l sing the anthem Jesu Bam-the purchase of a pe\\· for the
\\·ay. . , bino t Pietro A. Yon I v.·ith Ralph sanctuary in honor of the chil-l tr material can be secured a ne\\ .,.._ . l . h . 1 dren ot the Sunday school Vir· . . . .. 1e 1tag akin~ t e bantone solo. · lOO·foot commercial type bu1ld1ng Th .· gtnla Smith Is directing the play. is to '-~ started ~n by Go•don ey \\ 111 also sing the Sanctus I .
-~ "7'JV ' c .· w · · Fl Sunday m orrung Rev. Pe rry Findlay for Smith adjoining the ! f ounodl v.1th 1'[rs. tilts elds . . · · singing the soprano solo. Mrs. Schrock w ill give a .sho rt Cbr19t·
recently completed structure ln mas sermon and there will be a J
h t tr d . Edv.·ard Bums will sing the con· t a act. A new har \\are store 1 1 f H d 1. special program of music by the a d boat d"s Ia 1 t !Jt tra to so o rom an e s MeS-1 . 1 n 1.p . Y s o occupy mo sta.h ''He Shall Fe('d His F1ock" choir, directed by hfrs . J . Lealie l ot the bu1ld1ng, and a. yachtl · . Steffensen brokerage v.·\11 have a small space anti l\frs. Le1'1ie T eater will alng l · · the soprano solo trom "Come Unto On Christma.a eve the newly
The s.oule.\·~rd. Improvement Him:· while ladles Of t he choir formed young people"s group Of I
rompany 1s f1n1.sh1ng nlne houses .. 1 ; .. . th!"' chun:-b will go out singing on Newport Heights on San Ber. "1 l s .ng the trio If \V1th All Your Hearts" from Elijah I .:\!en· carols. l\lr. 81\d !!Irs. P O\\'ers are nardlno street and on Santa Ana d 1 h leaders of the voung people hav-avenue. which are for sale. e sso n). -·
Lido Section C. M. Community Church I ing had much e11:pcrience In USO
Unlls of the great development Prlr.nary children of the Costa and Y~tCA "·ork.
In the Lldo business section may !llE"sa Community church held
rise 900n after the first of lhe thf'ir Christmas party in the 90Cia1
''ear if materials are available. hall. bright v.tith Christmas de<'·
o ratloru. and pla;·ect games and 1
The city has agreed to vaC'ate eer-
tain alleys to enable the mor e than enjoyed the treats arranged for
$1 .000,000 v.·orth ot exclusively de-
signed and carefully planned large ns anything yet announced. I
buildings adjoining the new city but preparations are not fully
hall to get under v.·ay. The civic ready All In all. a.s Ala.!lkey said, I
development a.lone will add con-If materials are avaJlable. It may
slderabl y to the building permits presage a grelilt year for Ne\\.'J)Ort
ot the city \•:ith an expected cost Beach. As bead of the board for
of over $180,000. the com.Jog year he a.!lked a.II real
One builder bas indicated the estate men to join their group,
pos!fibility ot constructing 35 new a.nd become membets or the Cali-
homes on L ido Is le in the .$12,000 fornia Real Estate association a.a
to .$18 .000 class. They will be of well as members of the national
two, three and tour bedrooms, tt a.asoclatlon. The dfficers were Ln-
ls understood. stalled Wt Thursday at the N or-
Olher large developmenUt are ln mandle ca!e in Westmlnater by the
the wind, !IOme of \\•bich are aa 1 stale president, Artpur Voelker.
Prevent TB
Buy . Christm~ Seals
Santa Claus would never get
.down the chimney with our
load of good wishes for a
Merry Chris tmas to the
people of this community,
because he just c:ouldn't
squeeu through.
You've been mighty good
to us and we appreciate it
beyond words. We want you
to en joy Christmas this sea-
son of l'l-45 ts never before.
BAY DISTRICT
HARDWARE
Of THE SEASON
TOWERING ABOVE A CARE-BOUND WORLD IS THE
CAREFREE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. INDEPENDENT OF
TIME. INDEPENDENT OF PlACE. INDEPENDENT OF
CIRCUMSTANCE. IT EMBRACES AU. NONE CfAN
ESCAPE ITS MAGIC SPELL.
FOR YOUR MANY EVIDENCES OF GOOD WILL IN
1945 WE SINCERElY THANK YOU.
We will be clooed Monday, ~r 24 and Monday,
December 31.
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SOI Me+.e Aw....,
e.n-hhud -Pbmte um
Head to Toe Beauty Service
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sawyer
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Sawyer Sport Shop
Wish You All
A Very Merry Christmas
and a
Prosperous and Happy New Year
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CHRISTrllJIS
'ClTO onE JlnD JUL~
Unselfish interest in others is the key-
note of happiness at Christmastime.
May each gift you receive breathe love
and devotion and bind the ties of home
and friendship more securely.
As for ourselves, we desire to cxpreSll
our appreciation foe your loyalty to us in
1945,and wish you a Merry Christmas.
Allen Pharmacy
BALBOA ISLAND
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. 01te and aft
t.o our friend. and a big. hearty Chria
ma1 wiah to you all, thie merry, merry
Chrittma1 "'l"""n.
Looking ~ack over the year calla to
mind our gr~telt aource of pleuure ha
been our ;,.,~tact with folb lib you.
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The ershey's
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'Lit For Bettor Printing can 12 M 18. USO has established a lendln&
machines. From the USO olfice CORONA DEL MAR "NEWS • ;:l>:•:•;;••;;"OINfllll1~~~'-8p&ro;;;;~;;;;a;;;;;;e;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;, I library of portable electric sewing •
or club near a housing project, (By ee.te L. Benedict• re.ult wu laid up ln the hoeplt&L
Mr. and Ma. Dave U oyd, for -
ApRIY for '46 Plates
After Christmas White House
Cafe
PAINTING
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·Do you have proper heating In your home? 'h'.ould you
like to elliiilnate moisture forming on the wmdows-
do away with mildew In closets? Why not c8ll _us for
~ estimate. We can install a gas tumace within two
weeks.
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BASEMENT UNITS
house-to-house loans of machines
are made to service men's wives.
MARlNE WAYS
GENERAL BEPAIR8
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Mr. and Mra. Frank Power111. 601 mer owne:ra W the Texaco Ou Application.a for 1946 regtstra-
Marguerite avenue, have a.a hoU-atatlan here bought a bouae ln tlon renewal eent by m aJI by ve-
day gue11ta M1'1. Power's CQ\llln, Santa An& rec~Uy. Their eon, Or-bicle owners Of N ewport. Beach
Mtf!ll. Elliott W elJett and daughter, ville . ia an en,gtneer wlth the oc-wW be accepted by the Depart-
Elolse or TrentOn, Nebr. Saturday, cupatiooal forces ln Ne.ha. Oki-ment of Motor Vehicles any time
S/Sgt. and Mra. M. J . Amrtch and DaWL Tb.elr 111'.>D Lyle Uoyd, F1Jgbt after O:irt11tmaa day.
aon MJchael, Mr. and Mre. Merle otncer of the A.T.C. fllea from Director Cordon H. Garland an-
Twyman a.nd daughter June, Rtv-Cairo, Egypt to India.. nounced today applications eo re.-
erstde, a.rrtved to apend ChrUtmaa Mr. and Mrs. Art.bur Meyeni, cei"ed will be processed u rapidly
with the Powers. Mn. Amrich and Belvedere, ru., arrived Thursday a.a possible and l946 Registration Mrs. Twyman are daughlere of to spend the wtnter with their C&.rd1!1 malled to the local vehicle the Powers. daughter, Mrs. Herbert Jenka. 311 owners, together with the metallic ~Jrs. Powers said that their son Marigold avenue. Mr. and Mrs. tabs that are to be bolted to the
S/Sgt. Jack Powen baa been over-George Wheeler, pa.renl1!1 ot M ias 1945 plate .
Phone Sl.8%
LAgonA BMch, Calif.
HARRY HALL
P..uNTINO OONTl&At'TO&
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aeu a ye&r and ii now 9tatloned Marilyn Wheeler, 410 Coast High-To secure 1946 regiatratlon, the
In Austria. in a small town near way accompanied them. Miu applicant should send his 1945 1 ~~§~~~~~~~;;;;t;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Vienna. He ia wire chief in the Wheeler is employed by the Na-Registration Gard and t,he amount
C"'f/ _ 42nd Rainbow Dlvtalon o! the tJonal Researeb and Manufactur-ot hiB tee to the Department of
-./,.. American Armed Forcea. S/Sgt. Ing Co. of which Mr. J en.kl I• the Motor Vehicles at 3500 South Hope
Charter & Prestop
Installations Make Warm Friends 8 ,.J. __ aM ;?Ol#"Olf.'f Powers writes that the old people manager . street, Los Angeles. or 700 Ea.at"
...,. rr. -Ct ,~ are kind to the Americana but the Mn. aerlrude RJppey, 5 o 7 Broadway, Long Beach.
Z80 Forest Ave. young people are Mill overshad· Acacia avenue will spend the Over_ the _ counter applications
, 2995 901 Coast Hlchway owed by Nui underground rule. Christma.e holiday w ith Mr. and will be received at all branch of-Phone Laguna Beach 6484 or 9462 or Phones 2088 One ot hls men had been beaten Mrs. H erbert Fay, V1ieta. fices of the departmen t beginning
Laguna Beach • See Our Co , plete Selection of
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the holidays with their son Her-ing rules will govern mail appli ·
Cox and family. !{r. and Mrs. cations:
Newton Cox Jr., LOfll Angeles, will Persona \\"ho have moved should
attend the family gathering. cross out the old address on the
Maj. and Mrs. George Wolver-1945 registration card and print
ton. 434 Carnation avenue leave ln the new.
Saturday to spend Christmas with The amount due is indicat ed in
Mrs. \V olverton's mother , Mrs. the lower left.hand corner ot the
Edna Barrett, Santa Barbara. 1945 n>gistration card under "total
Af r. and ;\lrs. Rab1 nette, 217 fees. 1946." I
Lark.<ipur avenue \\'ill spend Do not send cut"rency or" coins!
Christmas day 'with their friends, Use postal. hank or t.'xpre"S money'
~·fr. and ?i.-trs. S. Martner, 1.,asa-orders. certifi('d or cashiers checks.
dena. The department Y.'ill not ncCC'pt re-
in honor of her husband's birth-gponsibility for cash lost in transit.
JEWELERS
311 \Vest Fourtb St.
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Santa Ana
day. ?-lrs. A rthur Kemp<!r. 900 If the ii.pplicant has complet ed
QC't'an boule\'ard, ~a\'e a dinner payments on h is car in 1945 and 1..--------------------------
Saturday evening. Those p r{'S("nt l has not made a formal transfe r. an 1---------------------------,
\.1;erc l i r . and ~1 rs. F'red l\.t arsau, additional feC' of $1 is required. If
BellfJoy.·er. and 11.lr. and 1io\1·s. ! his 1945 registration ca rd ha!' been
Ge orge Hatfield. Anaheim. ?.Ir. a nd lost. he should secure and fill out
:\1 rs. Frank Schy.·eitzer. 1'1r. and an application for a dupl icate and
~t rs . Frank SchY.'eitzer jr and son srenU an additional fee of 50 cents.
Phone 2346-\V
Charles. Brea, ~Ir. and ~1rs. Ralph
!.f cl....ean and son Robert, bofrs .
l\.f ary \Villiam, Brea. and the Kem-
pers' son, Lt. (jg ) William Kem-
per. Coronado. Mesdames 11.fa.rsau
an<t .Hatfield a re Mr. Kemper's
sis t ers and Frank Sch?:eitzer sr ..
hi~ neice.
l\.1rs. Juanita Fletcher, 600 Be-
gonia avenue, is home from Berk-
ley \vhere she has been teaching,
f1 r the holidays.
Boys Injured in
Costa Mesa Accident
At 5:45 p.m . ?.t onda,y night t\.\·o ·
Costa ?.1esa boys, Donnie Daniel,
11, and Eldon Hart jr .. 6. suffered
minor injuries y.·hen t he car driven
by Eldon Hart. 36. of 1972 NeY:-
port Bl\'d .. Costa 11.f esa struck the
\'ehicle of Alpheus \Vhitehead, 55.
y.·hich ~se rtedly had stalled after
I The eJ('('tric .stabilizer \\·hich 1n-backing out of t he tlriveY:a y of
SUrl'<i deadly ai~1ing of guns a5 ~lr. \\.hitehead's home at P. 0 .
hattl<' ta nks plunge>d ovf'r rough Box l OOG. Costa ~resa.
l (•r rain has IC'<l to developm ent of The accit.lent result ed in minor
a stahiilzer for ra ilroad coaches. damage, and both boys \Ver e taken
In test!' it has stepped up ricl ing-1 tu their hon1es by ll passerby. 1
con1fort h)' ns much a~ 200e;. I
One of the ncY.•est methods of
For Detter Printing Ca.JI l2 or 13.1 food freezing and preser:ation '''as I j learned from preserving blo<XI
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A splendid display of•
unusual Christmas G ift
f itC'ms awai ts your in-
spection.
For th o&r wh o wish to
ma~e Gif1 selections
early, our lay·away
plan will prove most
conven ient,
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508 No. !\Iain St.
Santa Ana, Calif. S A M P S 0 N 'Ille tinv filament in a 40-watt
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Machine Works
1604 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
• \Ve are n o\v throttgh
with war contracts a nd
open for general machine
\\'Ofk.
• All modern machinery.
All types of machine work.
• Marine engine parts du-
pli cated.
• Arc a nd acetylene weld-
ing.
CYLINDER HEADS
MU.I.EI>
SkMPSON
Machine Works
GIFTS···
for the FISHERMAN
Give Him New Equipment
You Will Find a Complete Stock
to Choose from
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(A glance proves the leadership of the News-Times) By Charles McManus Rods
TH ERE' IT IS· ENTITLE
•1 LOVE. EVER'( THIN(;
Al30UT -,.ou · 13llTfll FALTER. AT ;'1"00
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ACCEPTED 6E KNoWN A':>
ANYWHERE , SMITH.THE l .\..,'.~.!.,f~.::..,;,,:~_, c..._-,.---, PoE T-
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Horrocks -Ibbotson
Split Bamboo
$5 to $10
Grip-Lock Tackle Boxes $895 ; $945
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19 to 22 inches
SLEEPING BAGS-All \Vool
5 -Star Tennessee Lines
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For the Commercial Fisherman:
We have added to our sport line a
Complete Stock of the following:
BOOTS
BARREL SWIVELS
MUSTAD HOOKS
Genuine Norwegian
OIL SKINS .
LAID LINES
Hard and Medium
See Kerm Wma
NEWPORT TACKLE
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STORE
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~ 1500 ~R..t
3333 VIA LIDO CALIFOR.NIA
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Si-taJ
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Whiskey
Fifths
$3.45
Select your
tab!t!' beverage
from finest
grade of
whiskeys
• Get our suggestions on delightful Punch and Hot Drinks.
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St a g L i_q u or Store
Opposite ~fcFadden Square
2115 Coast Blvd. Newport
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Great Trek of Veterans to Calif omia
Indicates 500,000 Already Retuined
Wor-d from tbe U. S. Employ-log In different part. ot the state,.
ment Service tn Loa Angeles, tur-(2) exaggerated reporta about
n13bed by Selective Serv!ce lndi-wartime high aal&rtea and labor
cated that alreoady 600,000 veteran.s ahortagea which are onen prtt111um-
have returned to Callfomle., llSO.-ed. to be atlll tn eff~t; (8) llinlted
000 of whom were resldenta of out.look or experience with local
other states before enlUtment or economic condltlon9 gained while
draft took them Into service. tn locel training campe or veter-
Already figures trom every part ans' hospitals; ( 4) the Influence of
of the 9\ate indicate a huge mtgra..-v.·lvea who lived in callfomta and
lion of veterana and other families I liked it while awaltln.g their hua-
allke t o thls state. That ln part 11: band.II' return to civilian We.
responsible for the serious housing
shortage.
Military separation notices r~
celved In the state during the lut
year indicate that from 25 to 35
percent or the men inducted 1n
other elates intend to seek work
here. Local office contacts prove
that many wh06e aeparaUon no..
tlces did not specify a change of
residen ce are also coming to Cali-
fornia.
USO and Red Cross
Will .Sponsor Party
At Base Hospital
The Balboa USO ln cooperation
v.·ltb the Red Crou will sponsor
a party Thureday, Dec. 20 at the
Santa Ana Anny Air Base hos-
pital.
Ed. Heonessey. prognun direct or
Thia trek of veterans to the or the LOa Angeles area, "rill come
Southland started immediately to the air base to act 88 ma.ster-
after Worlj W a r I when 162.000 of-ceremonies. Mr. Hennessey hu men entered the armed se t-vices entertained many tlme., before at
from the state, but by 1940, an es-hospital partiee, and bls songs and
tlmated 500.000 veterans had es-jokes have alv1;ays been the life or
tabllshed residence here. the party.
According to Selective S'!rvlce During the evening, junior host-
sta.tislics. a total or 950.000 men
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SUCCESS in battle consists of I
r ettinr there first wit.b the most.
Thl1 proverb has been attributed
to more than one military hero
but it p:rotiably originated. with
that plctureaque cavalry g-eneral
of Americ.A'a Civil war, Nathan
B. Forrest. At any rate, it is
ctill true. The la.st war waa old
when America got in it, but each
individual conquest proved the
old formula sound.
Mechanical devices, in inflnite-
varie ty and uncomputed toOI, put
;-.n end to the oonftict. They were
made in America . Moreover the
shipa and can and planes that
Look them to far-flung points of
need wen likewise made in
America. If any .-0ther nation of
people had been able to do it,
they would have done it long be·
fore the Pearl Harbor raid. Only
America had what it took.
Made In
America
WHAT 'i!' this rare
and magic quality!
The ansv.·er is easy:
I it is average grco.111ci' An out·
standing genius here and -rhere I doea not make 'ti co mpetent na-
production. Tbey work on wbat
amount• to a.uembly lines. A\nd
the result brings to a war-wel.ey
world a breath of relief trOm
at.arvation and 1Wferina and
sorrow.
I Prec:lou TBlS high "avera~"
Posae&1ion greatne.aa" found in
America is the rve
quality which mu1t never be aac·
rifi~ed. U we keep it. thia CO'P.1·
try -need never come under ihe
heel of a foreign enemy or a 1
honte-grown despot. But it we
keep it our people mpst know
what it is and how it ia obtain'ed.
Without further a-do, average
greatness is a product of the kind
of liberty America enjoys.
The average American aoldier
is not a great general but he pos-
aeaaea e-eneral.ship, a human trait
apart from rank. From youth jhe
has known his r ight to O'o\'n any.
thing he could get honestly, bis
right to hold any office to which
he could be elected, his right to
compete. Where competition is
not open, learning is lavished on
the few and mediocrity parali1es
progress. \
I have aaid this before, but it
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CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leonard Marshall, Mana&er
' BalOO., California
DELICIOUS FOOD ... COCKTAIL BAR
Dif'<NERS ... BANQUETS
TURKEYS
Live, Dressed or Drawn Weight
A. Christen
17th and Tustin Ave. Costa Mesa
Phone 293·W
eases from this area will present
were inducted from California, In-gi fte and help the men decorate [
eluding the 200,000 registered ln the tree. Hot chocolate a nd home·
other states and living in Callfor-made coo kies will be served .•
tion. Such men are useful but
they are not the ~ople. A young
man to whom I banded a diploma
in June 1943 reported proudl y
last August that he had been one
of 6,500 obscure chentists who
helped develop the atomic bomb.
will bear repeatine-: The much !'----------------------------~
nla, but not an estimated S0,000
volunteers.
Explaining the mus migration Where, but in Ameri ca, is it
possible to find 6,500 ob5cure
chemists? Chemists of his skill
and ':raining are worthy of dis-tin~on in some countries, but in
A merica they engage in v~ume
maligned American system has
made thi!I nation great, prosper·
ous, enlightened and resourceful,
able to do big jobs in a hurry,
get there fi:rst with tbe most and
turn def eat into victory, Eco.
nomic independence and personal
self reliance are pillars of educa-
tion. America's most valuat,lc
resource ia resourcefulness.
to the Southland, Stockton listed Electric de-icers for livestock
four principal contribut ing rac· ! water . tanks are on the market.
tors: (1 ) the moderate climate They ins ure a constant supply of
frequently recommended by d~ drinking water for livestock , even
tors lJ.:ilhout noting the varloua 1 ?t temperatures far below freez·
and contra.sting conditions prevail-ing. Bird Show Roller --------1 Contest Dec. 30
'p I E R S 0 L ' S i At Long Beach
Profesalonal Pharmacy
I 'l "IHI HI OI l"I •ft< ll'l 'lf Ul ,,l •llUf " l "llOIU l "I HIUI H l "lf I• XMAS TREES •i
I EGGS I
Christmas
One icy December. 16 long cen-
turies ago. three young women
\•>ere v~ry unhappy, because their
fa ther 'A'as t oo poor lo provide
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i Cold Meats l ! Fruits and VegetablN l il'lk>De !818 Opeo s-.s.,.!
iDutton's Grocery j
i US& Nowpon Bt..a. Coota 11-• . . •11 .. 1111 l~I« l "l utUl "l utut >< IUl"f lll >UIOll Ul "I" l "f"l l ..
!92 FOREST A~NO:
LAGUNA BEACH
"In BuStnus fo,. 'YouT Health "'
8D".'-1l•lq "-P~tlptlo ..
0011 PUTW alOLOOICil a D&DO IT'OC•
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AtE REFRIGERATION SERVICE ,
Domestic Commercial Marine
Bird lovers 9.'lll see their favor. ile type of feathered friends al do"'ries for them. A kindly saint
the F:bcll club in Long Beach at n~med Nicholas filled three bags
the comer or 3rd and Cerritos .,.,:1th . gold and put them in the
d · th. . k Th 1 sisters rooms. Soon they were u nng 1s coming v.•ee . e h .1 rrl d ' Th t · t show is to be open to the public appi Y ma e · a . IS a. rue
only on Sunday, Dec. 30, the an· ~o~~to~a7~~~~~kr~~t ~~~~~ ;~~~
nouncement read, while l~e annual of pleasure from his good deed
open bi rd show roller song con· that he decided to give up all the
test is being held by tbe Golden other duties of being a saint, and
Strand Roller .canary club Dec devote hlmself to ma.klng people
• 1 happy with gifta. 27, 28, 29, and 30.
Special Notice
DR. BELL'S
OFFICES
At 107 22nd St.
Will Be Closed
From Saturday, Dec. 22
Until Monday, Dec. 31
He chose the birth date of the
Man who gave to men the great-
eat gift or all. the gift so pure and
prl"cious that the groping touch or
man 9Ullies it-the Golden Rule.
All year round Sa.int Nick work!!
at gift.making ln a factory bldden
beneath wb.ile 51ow . It is always
Christmas there, and so. he never
groy,·s old or aad.
It Ls the ma.gtc be brings with
bill invisible sleigh on Christma.s
eve that brings mankind near to
comprehensl.on ot the gift of gtl't..B.
For under the spell ot this magic
men and \\·omen and children give
PINI IATH OIL
at OS.. IOTTI.&•
pair BAIN .... em. pna
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Gunderson \Drug Co. PLEASE NOTE:
tha t office hours starting
Monday, December 31
will be-··
gifts, too-for the joy of giving. Ma.l.n &: Central Balboa
Pb. H. B. 462S 101!5 Ora.age Ave.
~T~GTOS BEACH
(Repair Work on All Household Electrical Equipment)
9:30 a. rn. to 7:30 p. m.
Each Mon. and Thurs.
instead of Tuesday and
Thursday as heretofore.
Men in .,.,·a r have-been known to I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; cease k illing each other on Chri.st-11
mas Day. Stern judges soften in
merc;y tov.•a rd the weak and vie·
ious. P eople V.'ho never speak to ! Pac h other through the year flnd
I themselves exchanging c heery Santa Ana
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Soon Saint Nick la gone-and the I
Golden Rule becomes dim in con-1
sclousness, and men are selfish
again. But for that day intolerance I
and hatred, v.·hlch are made up of
selfishness. can.not prevail. A man
cannot hate while the selfless
spirit ot giving is within him.
fUR~ITURE CO.
426 West Fourth St.-,Santa Ana
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The joy ot all the world at
Christmastime, the joy or men of
all creeds, Ls Of ltsel1' moving
evidence that the weary heart of
the world m oves, iJ ever so slowly,
toward acceptance ot the gift of
gift&----and with it banishment or
\lo.'&r and inju!ltice and fear from
the earth. And so, to a.U-
A joyou., CbrlBtm.as !
Wa tch the Clusi!ied Columna.
in the News· nme.1
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Y-for.., Lowa
PROTECTION PLAN
llepr•-•hr• lo
B. W. Ol:OaGI:
UllUISL
a-tmcto• 8eMlb
a a a."'°'
Have you heaid
"EASY ACES"'t
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EASY TER1'-IS!
Wfl Carry Our
Own Contract.
·I FREE PARKING~:~<: I
PtATFORM ROCKERS
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Choice of
Tapestry.
Covers -
Velours Da-
mas
Double Spring
Seat
Spring Back
Hair and cotton filler.
Cus~om Tailored
s599s
Gifts for Baby
~u,.,..s~A~ $21.95 High Chairs ., .. $5.45
ursery Chairs $5.45 Rocker ............ $5. 70
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M'&Wtv!r BA.LBOA JlfEW9. TU!!!, Nwwpwt ·-· Dec •• , lMI -
Mrs. Everett Gardlner Entertains With
' Harbor Feminine · Activities ·€hristmas Party for Assistance League
Kra S'Nt.U O&rdblw, Harbor 1"tDe will eut.ert&ln with a tea '
II'•..,, W!LI -... al the Cbrilt· al her home for all Aalstance Phones U and 208 + By Winifred Barbre mu party ot. the Newport Ha.rbor Lel;&ue me.mben and their bu.a-_ __;;..:.,.;.;;;.;,,;;,.=~--:;,.;;;,""'--------------"=-"-' --+
bnDcb ot the Aoo!otance League, banda, aru1 inany 1oca1 members Newport Circle Meets ·~a buitet luncheon al i 2 :so u• pl&nntna: to attend. With Mrs. Goeldner, p.m. UllJted by Kn. E.. Jl. Kar-Tho• present at the party ~re
n7 and Mn. WWlam White, co-the Mead.am ea E . K . Harvey,
ha.teaea. St&nley Cb.am.ber'S, John Parke,
~-Walto H bbard Jr p~ Victor Grace, Ja.Ck Hillmen, Db:oa ~·-n u · Smith, Don Mcc.J.lum, Rowland
:sided e.t a. short business aea.1.on Hodgk..lnaon Wil1A11! Kllllon. Geo. ~ appointed Mn. Arthur Best Yardley, W1111am White, C. L.
chalrman of the hospitality ~om-Thom, J . Addison Gurley, Walter
m.ittee and Mn. Ga:rdiDer as par-Franz. Walton Hubbard jr., Arthur
l.lam.e ntarla.o.. Mn. C. L. Thom, Beat. Robert Walker, George Hol-
former parUmenta.rW:, left the ac-stein jr., Roderick Burham, Ev-
tive Ii.st tor a time to become a erett Gardiner, Edgar Hill, F . E.
m.9ta.inlng member. Relnhold, Mary Addia Abbott,
It b announced that anyone Henry Neimeyer. P. A. Palmer,
wiahing to donate money to the Addie Haugh, Houston Wtther-
propoaed new Presbyterian hoe-spoon, Virginia Caa:Ue a.nd a spe-
pltal, of whlcb the Aaaiatance cial gueet, Mn. z . B. We.t. Jlulon
League 1a co-1pon90r with the officer of the Orange County
chamber of commerce, may do so league.
througb any member ol the league
or may call Mre. Arthur Best,
phone 1160, and someone will call
tor their donation.
Alter the business meeting Mrs.
Harvey, aa Sa.nta Claua, presided
at the big Christmas tree in the
end of the living.room a.nd dis-
tributed the gift! piled about the
branches.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, 'X11
l.sland avenue. Balboa, are parents
of a son born Dec. 16 in Santa Ana
Community hospital. He weighed
six pounds, nine ounces.
Watch the Clusi!ied columns.
The Newport Beach CtrcJe met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
o( Mn.' George GoeldnHr, 3Srd
street, with the vlce.prealdent.
Mrs. J. A. · Bodma,,n ln charge of
' the meeting.
Mrs. Goeldner led in devottooa,
her subject being Josepb'a 1oya.Ity.
and Mn. R. J . U'Ren gave an tn-
tere.eting talk on the life of Adjal.
African slave boy who became the
Bishop Sa.rbuel Crowther of West
Africa... great leader of hla
~ountrymen.
. The F aJth Jar and Sarah Legg
Memorial box were opened and
provided $14 and S6 respecuvely.
Christmas cards and greetlng8
\\'ere read from absent members
and former members. Mrs. R . H .
Hill, now ln Scotia; Mra. Minnie
Beakin, Costa Mesa: Mr8. Bir·
della Ball, Do,~rney, and Mrs. Stella
Ellsworth, Pomona. Carda were I
.sent to those named and to ?t.frs.
Ca;tierlne Stow, Rlver:!r:lde, and •
Miss Ethel Gossard. Yosemite. 1
On New Year's day Mrs. James F or Better Printing Call 12 or 13. The next meeting will be at the ----------------------------1 home Of Mrs. J . H. Redstone, JOO
Rialto street.
) At the social hour the hostess. 1
a~isted by little !\.'llss Dolores Bod·
man, served tea and a birthday
cake honoring A-'lrs. E. D. Goodell.
who celebrates her natal a.nniver·
sary this v.·eek.
Fidelis Class Plans
Xmas Dinner Party •
Holiday Top-Off I
"J couldn't eat anotbf!r bite!" ts Cut chocolate in pieees and place
the groan hl'ard 'rou nd . the with eofft'e and salt in top o~ double
festive board after a hearty h ohday boiler. Stir ocensionall y unti l C~OC?
dinner. And it's true t.hat a heavy IA.te melts. \\'hen mclte_d, 1t1r i n
dessert at this point may tax the sweetened eondensed milk. W~l'n
aloutest digestions! Instead, try thoroui;:hly blended. remove double
serv ing a light nrovocative sweet, boiler from heat, but keen top over
a ccomp!l.nied. of eourse. ov big. sat-hot '''aler. Dip fig s. dates and .0 '.lts
is!}·in5'?' cups of after-<linnt.>r coffee. one at a t ime and 1:-ii dozen rn1s1ns _, pr<'sse<l togt.>th<'r into chocola lc, us-These delteious chocolate-diooe-u ing fork for dionin~. Pl:i.c~ nn
f ruit..s. su btly coffce-flavorcd may De v.·a xcd nan.:i r. arran~ed on C"ako
the l!fn swer to this orf'blcm. The\· raek. I.('t !lt:ind until chO£olate cr>".t-
r enuire no sugnr. ,·et thC"y adrl the in.I!' sc>· s. Ser\'e \\'ith coffee ,as dc>s·
dc<:i red '"·eet tourh to the nl.'T'U.S sert. \';elrl: 12 srr,.;n2 s. ~.-ithout ad ded bulk. Here 'ii; the Note: ;·1i e recipe n1av be h:1 lvcJ
reeipe, and. of enurse. it's test1.:J: o.r C''1oueh fruit!! and nut" for one
Cltocolot• Cipp•d Fr•;h. m (>3 , ma\· be dipoe<.I and ?'l''llfllni'1'!'
·a ~u•rH ehocolat. rlrn3~J milk :o:iting stored in the re{r1~{·r:i.t"t
Residence Phone 1637·R
Balboa Spar Weds
Navy Man Saturday
OJlmina t!ng a romance which
began when she was a Spar at~
tending Columbia university, New
York, Miss Georgina Ellen Jones
was married at 4 p. m. Saturday
at the home of Rev. E. D. Goodell
to Richard Ellsworth McCune,
AOM2/c, USN. of Los Angeles,
who is on the aircraft carrier
Wake Island, now at :San Oil!go.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W . E. Jones. 1512 ~ East
Central avenue. Balboa and was
the first Spar in this Vicinity to
receive her discharge, which took
place Oct. 1. She was pharma-
cist's mate third class and met her
future husband while s tudying at
Columbia university, he being at
the Ensign school at Asbury park,
New York. -•
The n ew Mrs. Mccune served
for 22 months in Boston a nd Port
Angeles. Washington, while her
husband has served four years,
part of the time in the South Pa·
cific. They \\'ill make their home
here for a while.
1'-frs. Gladys Barr of Los ¥-
gelC'S w<1 s ma tron of honor nnd
Robert Cranf' was be!-! man. Oth-
ers present \\'C'N' thi"" brid e's par·
<'nt.s. l\fr. a nd Mrs. Jnnf's ilnd her
!'i~f f'r and brothe r. 1\·li.ss J ones and
Jack J on<'s. USN: the bride·
gToon1'!' m olhe r, l\1 rs. Alice l\1 c-
C\Jn<' of Lo-; An i::('Jcs. l\1r. a nd l\1 rs.
1-1. ~f . l ranl' of Lo~ An~f:'IC'!' and
Rfl bcrt Cr<lne.
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
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1'-'trs. Ve rna Anderso~. 18th St.. % cuv ~olf~ p ;i·~1 . F i1. .... natn , I nnd re11ea ted as n <'"ati:''.?" !or n1ore t., t,. .. p<>tin •alt J~.._·.,n1 •nd \\ lwl• . f f entertained members of the Fi· 1 (•n ••"t"n~con· N 11~ fruits or or use as rosling. }.frs. John Gillis of Corona del'
delis class of Costa ri.1C'S8. Com· Mar was honored v.•ith a bridal
I Mesa Paint and Hardware
munity church at her home last sho\\·er Tuesday evening at the
week wi th 20 present and plans Mi ss J ean Pollins Cubs o f Den 2 Have home of hoc sistec, MC'. Sam ox.
were made for the Christmas A t Christmas Party arart, at the-latter's home in
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Cub Scouts Bring To for Children,
Recei\'.e Awards at M 1 t of Pack 105
A pn>gram of motion pictures from the CUbs and every child was
took the place ot the usual ski~ given a toy turbine wheel made
at the meet of OJb Pack 105 helq. from airplane alloy. Each boy
Friday in the auditorium of the also received a Bob Hope blackout
Newport Beach Grammar· schooll game rrom Mr. and Mrs. John
Films shown were Man-eatlne Woods and there was a grab-bag
Sharks, Playground of the Mamt with gifts, and treats for all.
mals and Circus Capers. I Advancement awards wer e:
All dens entered the relay sacl{ ~ar Silver Arro~. Bruce Brown;
race with t he ribbon a'ward going Lion Badge and Gold Arrow,
to Den 3. Den 4 won the attendf Jack Roberts; Wolf bagde; Jack
ance award and Den 7 the handii McNcese: Wolf Gold Arrow, Bob
craft award, their display includf Briggs; Wolf Silver Arrow, Roger
ing hobby horses made for the Boyvey; Bear badge, Douglas
Red O'oss collection. Kimball; Denners stripes. Jack
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Keeler; Reed and Haskell Hinnant : Keeper
uniformed drivers for the Red I of the Buckskin stripes, Fred Nes·
Cross, were present to pick up th~ l bitt and Peter Morris: Bear badge,
large collection of toys which had Tom Perkins and Bob Hill; Den
been donated for children of the Chief cord to Nonnan Wyers, chief
county. Den Mothers met Thurs~ of Den 7.
day to wrap them and Dentters On the committee \\'ho made the
went with the Red Cross drivers evening such a successful affair
on Wednesday and Thursday delivJ were Jack Raub. chairman; Jack
ering them all over the county. McNeese. Mrs. M. P. Klick, Tex OJbmaster H . 0. Bovey pre·
_o;ented Rev. Oiarles Hand and A. Tunnell, Mrs. John Woods. IL 0.
J. Bodman, school custodians, gifts: Boyvey and Carl Gloege.
Happy Holiday
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The th ought we'd like to tuck into your
mail box this Christmas encompasses
a multitude o'f good wishes.
C(he Frances Norton Shop
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Mr. and 1'tn. F. A. W&l8h
Mn. L Ballmann
party and dinner at the Rossmore. Weds on nniversary Corona del Mar. Mrs. Gillis was
S..-m ta Ana, Saturday evening, Dec. Of Grandparents the former Mi.99 J acqueline Glyn n DOOKD
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! S d y ~ l\1r. and l\[rs. Rollins,·who "·ere ~chrepel l\l the piano. and the bridegroom ; ~Irs. Robert Gardnl'r I en S OU .. --~ celebrating their 53rd wedding nn· \Jen plans to go caroling on and ?t.1rs. Charles Oxarart, Ne\\.'·
!!!! ~' ni\'CN::t rv on that day and were Chrli1tmas e\'e. 1 port Bea.ch. I Greet1"ngs of the Season : pc~;:~~t ~·:ntt;;ol~~~:";~:maid o1 : .. ~~~~ ~~~~~!"101w~~d;:·~;~~. ·~1 , ni o_r_S_t_a_m_p_C_l-ub i ! honor a nd Gordon Ca~par of Costa drillk and candles ~ro.ught by'i JU • ~ ~ 1 r.lc!'a was bC'st man. Others pres-1 Oa\•is Kyle, by l<.Irs. Coane. 8.990-
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: bride's parent~. ?\tr. a n 1"1'. • a.s i ~so c~me n or . ~h., fuf'i.
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j. ! 'tr eC't , havf:' sold their home and ner, P4uJ F'ruehap and Don Saturdav afternoon. Trading oc-
f, ! are mo\'ing to Nev..ix>rt Island Schrepel. 1 cupied the time and present v.iilh i_~ • M b 't' th ; until their recent!)· purchasl'dl the children \\'ere ~Irs Coa.ne ~Irs -ay e I s your mo er-! new home at Cornna del Mar I• S HORTEST DA y !Ewen and ""'· Schcepel.. The I-· • Maybe it's your wife-: vaca1t"d, 1neXt meeting v.·ill be Dec. 29 irt.
~ • May,be it's your sweetheart-F'rom htre on ow t t,;e d;;i.ys will I the Mesa Radio and Electronics !-~·tiss Elsic> Nev.·Jand. 27th s treet, be getting IOnger. Tomorrow, Fri-I shop, Costa Mesa. • Th• Y L t H R -ii. y G•ft t H ; 1 \.\.'ill spend Chris.tmas ...,.C'ek in Los day, O~e. 21, ls the shortest d;;i.y • " IS ear e er ememuer our I 0 er ~I Angeles as guest of hec sister, Mrs. In the year. The sun will dae at! City Fog Horn ~ . ; P . L. Higgins. _ _ _ 7,55 ~.m . .nd will aet at 5 :48 p.m. Refuses to W am ! at the Hun~h Dinner House, 8th and Ocean Ave. .•I
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Our Dinner Menu Below '
WDI Be Prepared In a Way to Please the Palate of the
Most Critical Gourmand:
A delicious relish dish
Choice of two soups and fruit or shrimp cocktail or tomato juice
a special salad bowl with our own sauce
followed by
a dish of our own delicious Caruso spaghetti
and rnviolas
Our Entrees Include:
ROAST TOM TURKEY
WITH OYs~1~·ER~ DRESSING AND CRANBERRY SAUCE
DIXIE BAh'ED HAM
. CANDIED YAMS AND SOUTHERN SAUCE
SOUTHERN FRIED CJ-ITCKEN
WITH THAT DELICIOUS CffiCKEN GRAVY
THAT MELTS IN YOUR MOlITH
THOSE DELICIOUS BISCUITS
(that MCYI'HER tried to make)
CHOICE OF OUR HOME MADE PIES
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room sauce: or you can order from our regular menu.
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ud be aonvlneed , , , or ask one of our many satkfifld customen.
WE HAVE A DMITED NUMBER OF RESERVATIONS LDT
FOR THAT CHRISTMAS DINNER
To Be Sure of Yours:
TELEPHONE llUN'l1NGTON BEACH 4951
• w,, spedallzie in club luncheons and dinners in any language. . . . See
'CHUCK RUSSEIJ. our chef, for-those special international or continental
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AND PAY YOU WHILB YOU LBAllN . ' e IDcnuod ...,.._...,.,.in dl'ea.
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horn at the entrance to the harbor
ls not working when a fog rolls
In came to the city council Mon-
day. -I.Ack of care since the coast
guard station closed was suggest·
ed as the reaaon. Tbe assistant
city engineer was suggested as
the proper one to ascertain who
wouJd k eep it up for the clty.
Neww-'I'1nl8 ad'V~rtlsem!'ntl are
your guide to ettldent spendJna.
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"Let not qfie hl'art be sad loda.)',
?i-1ay e very child be glad and gay,
God bless thy children, great and
small,
In lowly hut or castle hall,
And may e&ch soul keep festival
At Ouistmastime."
We W1M AD of You
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Ledger Binders, sectional post type -(order only)
Legal Forms-all kinds
Letterheads, assorted stocks and colors printed
as per your instructions .
Loose Leaf Fillers
Merchandise Tags -Mucilage
Mimeograph Stencils -take 8 \1" x 14 sheet
Letter.Size File Letter-Size
Alphabet Manila
GUIDES FOLDERS
Best Press Board 11 Point; S Cut.
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Note Books, memo, etc., asstd. sizes, plain or ruled.
Paper-bonds, t!lin papers, colors or whlte-
all sizes, typewriter, mimeograph.
Paper Clips-Payroll Records-Paste.
Pen~lead, colored, china marking, indelible,
automatic, stenographic.
Pen Points-all kinds
Ready Master Carbon Forms
Reception Cards-printed to order I Receipts-Roll Memo Pads-Rulers.
' . SCOTCH TAPE
Large and Small Si zes
Postage Stamp Moistener-( chin~
Sales Books -Stamp Pads
Sales Tax Exemption Cards-Form No. 103
SigD.S -''For Rent", "For Sale", etc.
Stationery of all kinds -Statements, 8 ¥,,x5'f.i
Superdex Roll Labels -Thumb Tacks
Price Book Fillers, 8 ¥,,xll ,
Typewriter Ribbons, all makes
Typewriter Paper, white or canary second sheets
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:Ball:t for a wb-chuer ln the la.st the cap~ aa.ld. She la ln ·for
war, and con"Verted In 1924 into painting and minor repain.
la hand9ome power cruJ.eer, the 110.. The movie director owned the · toot Kd.lnda on whose deckl Hedy 1 4 varr uaed to tread when the Meli.Dda ln 1939 and had her here
•leek power boat belonged to her Thanksgiving day, 1942. Soon
hU8bancl, Gene .Markey, ls in port afterward she. was taken tnto
and looldn1r for a new owner. Sbe service. Sbe is a long dl.ltance
S. now under the ownership of craft, carrying 3000 galloM of fuel
Juan Perle, according t o Capt. for her twln diesel.a, and ta equip--
Stanley Jam.ea Barden, owner of ped with electrical refrigeration,
th air conditioner. windlau and other · e Wing Sane boatyard on Cout features. She has dark walnut hlghway.
The yacht bu only recently been rails, Cap\. Barden Mid. Her
releuecl from the u . s. Coast beam la 15 feet 1 inch and draft
Guard, and la in good condition, 8 feet 8 inches.
Christmas Dinner
Served from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Roast Turkey
With All the Trimmings
We Lead Southern California in the Serving of
-SEAFOODS-
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45,000 CroWd Orange
County Airport to See Jet Ship
rorty-ftve tbouaand epectators attention were the gt.ant B--29 and .,.,In..._ a thrill-packed exhlbl· the lateat jet.propelled P -80.
Ul>n ol aerial daring and air f~ Others that ran e, cloee eeccmd
power Sunday-~ at the Orange were the B--17 equipped wt.th a
County airport.. whefe the Santa small boat for dropping to flyen
Ana Army Air bue played bOlt forced down OYer water and the
ID the civilian community. P~l mack Widow night fighter.
Ko« spectacular event of the Also included 1n the ahiblt were
day wu the aerial demonltratlon -the B-24, two veralOD.11 ot tbe c-47,
at the jet-propelled P-~9 that. the L-~. the B-28, B-25. AT-7,
thundered acroa the field lD P-38, P-f7, P-51, AT~, BT-13, and
bontl of speed over 400 miles per1 a number of small tralnJ.ng planu.
hour before polpting skyward tori .Another bJg'b. Ught ot. the sb097
a Yertlcal climb while executing! was tbe dropping of a small bomb
llow rolla. Another. high point1 on the field by a B-2:5. The bomb
wu • lpiOt jump by 14 para~p-wu equipped with the amt type
ea who floated overhead in a per-of fuae ca.rrled by the atomic
feet eucution Of prevla1on Jump-bomb. It fell oa. t.he t.a.rget wtth-
IJaC. out exploding and did oot go ott
On the liJJe were 23 planes aera.il-untU t.he bomber paaed crnr the
able for public lnaipectlon. The field again and set lt off by a
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ARCHJTECT'S S K.ETCH OF ST. JA~"ES EPISCOPAL CHURCH on Vla Udo. for whJch ground "1.11 be broken on ,C hrlltmu cfa;y_ ~
signed by PhJlmer Ellerbroek, local architect, t he church "111 cost SS0,000 and will conflilst of three unllA, t he c hapel, the vtca.race ..s. a.
Guild hall. It wtll accommodate ISO worshlpperA and ~provt!llons ha\'e heen made to enlarge the edifice at tW>me future time.
wi th ch\mt'!I to give the call to
v.·ors.bip, a nd _a clo1 9t.er along the
right s ide of the church and ln
front of t he Guild ball. The
grounds ~rill be beaut ifully land-
scaped with formal plantings ln
front and gardens in t he N!&r.
Mem ber11 or the building cam-
mittl"i: are George Holstein J(:ra.
George Yardley, Mrs. Frank Q.m-
nlngba.m, Donald Hall. Mr. and
Mrs. Dixon Smith and Rowland
Hodgkinson. Builder wU[ be D<m
Ke mp of Whittier.
Plans Declared Ready for Rose
Tournament; 55 Floats, 18 Bands;
Admiral Halsey to Be Grand Marshal
Plana for the 57th Annual Tour-1 ing g a rdens of Xochimllco. The
namcnt of Roses are compl~te and Mexica n entry la the only entr7
except for last-minute details representing a foreign country lD
everythtng ia on ecbedule. The pa-the paraCe thi.a year and presiding
rade iii w orked out entirely on over the float will be l4a.rgaret.
paper beforehand, float.a being a.s-O'Brien, child film star.
signed their position. the colorful
marching bands placed' in the line
ot march, and the hundreds of
bone. that are ridden placed
throughout.
AJ ln the years past, the man-
agement dlvtsion of the parade
wW lead the way. Thls includes
llr. Harold Hines, Chief of Staff;
Taurnament of R08es Band ; Ad-
miral William F. Halsey, Grand
ll.anb..a1; Stanfey K Brown, Ad-
jutant; Charles A. Strutt. Presi-
dent ol. the Tournament of Roses
They Say···
Break Ground for Episcopal
Church on Christmas Day ,---------------------------. .Amoctation; T b e Tournament
The regional price director or
the OP A suggea:ted in a le\ter to
the chamber of commerce thai a
committee be added to tbe local
group Y.'hich would aid 1n price
control. They need a committee of.
three · local citizen.a to a.ct 8.3 a.
board advising the regional .olflce
on price conditions who would be
y,·illing to volunteer four hours &
week. The chamber, by m otioo ot
one of the directora, tabled the
matter .
Christma.s day this year will be committee, and the fourth by Mn. PORTRAIT of th 1i., k Qu~ and her Royal Court riding
one of special rejoicing for mem-Gt>orge Y&rdley, member of the I e ,.,, ee the Tournament of Roses float and
bees of st. J ames Episcopal church building committee and rep....,ent-by tile Theme Banner, "Victory, Unity
fo r on that morning the f irst ing 9,romen of the chureh lD. the BERN ARD of B oU,WMd and Peace."
slgnlfying the star t or building ham. chairman of the \\ro men'a marching band! and about 200 of F or quick results use News-
nrnes classified columns.
spadesfull of earth \\'U\ be tuTned. 1 absence of ~!rs Frank CUnnlng-1 ·---------------------------' 'lbere will be 55 floats. 18
operations on their ne" ed1f1ce on Auxiliary. The cerem ony \\'ill take California's finest riders and Sam's Sea Food Spa Y1a Lido near the Lido Isle bridge. place a.t 11 :15, immediately fol· r -=-i ~ horses participating in the parade
· The Rev. Ardys Dean, vicar of lo\\ing the Christmas day ii1ervice. on .January 19l. The Republic of The first television play, 'The and Fish Market the church, v.·HI turn the r1rn' The rre\\" building is of \:)ric k and. Ma:iC.o will lead the first division Queen's Messenger", by J. Jiartley
2501 Cout Hlgb\\•ay (Sea:r Seal Beacb) shovel of soil. the second \1:ill be st ucco construction and v.·a .a d~ • ~ . .\udrey Hall, d&upter or a naval wtth their !loat depleting the float-Manners, was broadcast in 1928.
t urned by Dixon Smit b, church .signed by Philmer Ellerbrock of 1 ofncer now on duty In the PscUle. ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::;::;::;:::::::::::::::::::;
One--Half Mile East of Old Location on Coast High~·a,l' v.·arden, the third by George Hol· Balboa Island and will be built on h.ae been enjoytnc Balboa ... __, " ~'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".'.""".~~s~t~fl~n':.. ~ch~a~i~rm~a."n___'.o~f__'.th~e"_~b"._uil~d~l."n~g four lots. g-i ft of Stephen Griffit h. w E L C Q 'E : It w ill be constructed in th ree " alnoe last May, altboll&"h Abe. ....
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Figurines
Ceramics
HALLMARK
Greeting
Cards
GIFTS ALWAYS
Desert Hue Ware
Cranberry Ware
Gift Wrapping
Stickers -String
Gift Tyes
LOUCKS
/ew<lry • S:orionery
1797 Newpuri llhd.
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Vases
Flower Bowls
Games -Dolls
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age and the Guild hall. the latter Au.dfty bas a busy future 00• ....
to be br·.it I ..1 h! <irr:-:ng t!1c out for henelf, whldr _..,.._
conne~t"r.~ Ink bet\\"ec:i tt-c ": it.r school at Sarah La"Tftleer a.t.
lY.'O \\"i ni:;:;, a:1<.1 \\';ll cos ~ SJC.000. hospital tralntng for ~'ark bl. • l
T he dnnb1~· ll rcul'l.r steps lt'ad neuro·pi8)'chlatrlc bosplt&.I. Ber j
to the church. \\'hich v.·\11 seat 130 mnslcal ta.'!ite ha.A a ftide· 'mlC"
pe< ple v.·ith prov'siors made tC'I from s.rmphoniei to Tommy Dor-
seat 180. There v.·ill be a tov.·er ~y and Glenn ~IOJe t. Avncadc>a
Lido Theatre
nre her fa\-orfte food and die
adores the more actl\'e sports. es-
pecially sa.llinc-and hone.back tld-
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GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE-:· MODERATE PRICES
FAMOUS COMPLETE DINNER
5 p. m. until 10 p. m . -SundaY"': 1! noon untJI 10 p. m.
Open 8 a. m. to 2 a. m. -Closed !'londaya
Dinner Dance Wednesdays and Saturdays
8 to 12 p. m.
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Our Kitchen Open fo r Inspection
Wm. E. Lu.dewig, Prop. l*hone '.?11-l -•'ree Parking
Sho"'!i Sla:htly -7 &: -9 :15
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GR.EAT " JOY
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will embraces us all during
this ioyous season. We. too,
want to extend to you per·
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wishes for an exceptionally
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
LOIS OTI'
Charlotte's
.Beauty Salon
Phone 1526
•.Jl'lea1u...d by the spen of
years, it has been a long, long
time since that 6nt Christmas
night, hut it nUght have bttn
but y"terday when we meas.-
ure the spirit of k.indncu which
Christmastime releuea.
Christmas means ba~
and Christmas happiaeu is to
be shared. We want to th.a.re
our 1945 am-.. b.appineoo
with y<>U.
T. J. Twist
REALTOR
'The Lights Are Not Yet Fully
Turned on All Over the World'
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WASHINGTON.-Tbe technical
din.loo ot the Civil Aeronautics
Autbortty are now using a. ''blrd
gun" to shoot ca.reuses of cblclc-
OR. H. TINER, Pres. Pepperdlne I
College, L. A.-''Tb.18 world will
never be one bit better than the
youth in tt!"
.. When the light.a go on aga.ln an over the world" . . .
Remember the ru;><>uae v.•e ·f elt
in our hearts when w e first heard
thoee words be.ck lp the d@.rk
CbriJ!Jtmas sea.son of '4..2? Remem-
ber the thoughts they brought to
mlnd-the bombing of London, our
aotlJI in the South Pacific. the car-
nage in North Africa ? Remember
bow they embodied everything Vl.'e
yearned for, &nd hoped for, and
prayed for-how everything that
matttted wu somehow caught up
in b at one symbol of the lights
returning onet more to a dark-
ened ·~,.a rid !-No Chriatm&s carol
ever expressed human hope more
universally. It wu the only war.
time expression of "Peace on
earth, good will tOW"ard men" that
we could bring ourselves to utter
in that bitter Ch.rlstm.e sea.son.
lt held less irony than "Peace on
earth, good will toward men."
en8 aga.jnat va.rtoua airplane wind-R. C. RICHARDSON, Callf. Vet·
ma& The words are aWI timely. shield eitructures. It ta .hoped to eran1 Commls. -'California can
For thie Jlghta are not yet fully on. c:evrlop a windshield that wtll 1 anticipate a World War II veteran
But with what light there ts, "''ilhstand collision w1tb large blrda population of more than a mJ l-
perhaps we can see to read our ln,,tllgbt. I lion."
history again, and perbape even ~---------..,----------------"';
N ow, for the first C'bril!ltmas ln
five yean, the lighta are on again.
They are on in our streeta and
a.long our coasts and amid the
the sermon on the mounL Perhaps
we can now read them more clear-
ly, with more vision.. with m ore
understanding.
Perhaps it we fuse our hope and
Joy In this Christmas seuon with
the dete-rminatlon to ~·ork for a
peaceful '\11.'0rld for ourselves and
all mankind instead of m"outhing
platitudes about It, w e might make
Christ's dream of a world living
In peace and harmony a reality
before atomic bombs, born of war
and l)ate, make an end to that
dream for all time.
City Installing
Parking Meters;
Not on Island
rubble of the continent ot Europe. Motori9ls mw:t divvy up a cent
It would seem that our prayer baa or more when they park in sev-
been answered. era! areas of Nev;port and Balboa
Now we would like to aay that alter Jan. 1. Parking meters are
there is pea.co on earth, good wlll being in.stalled in the business
toward men. area.a of both communities. but
Christmas Potted Plants ' and Cut flowers
Wire Out-of-Town
Orders Early
Phone 590
Season's Greetings
NORMAN'S
Flower Shop-Nursery
Corona del llar ISIS Coast Highway
not on Balboa Island lL!J at f!M !!..--------------------------' Hatrep-., Suaplclona
But. as always, the world is contemplated. It ~·u learned from --------------------------.,
bearing the terrible heritage of P olice Chief ROOA·land HodgklMon
war: the homelesa, tho-m&J.m.ed. yesterday.
the dbpoe.seased, lh08e who cannot There wilt ~ 250 meters ln-
eee the lights. And, u always, stalled, he said. A former member
hatreda and 9W1plcion and human of the matine corpa Is to collect the
greed _ the inevitable spawn at nickels and pennies they will re-'-------------1 J · to pl cetve. through an arrangement '--------------' -:-var-are wtth us ague ua. w1lb the Pacific Marvelite Com-
.:tiAfen., f
Hear that I Hear that horn!
excitement in the air, that
laughter! It's ChrishM1,
neighbor, the most hope·
ful Christmas in -years!
Imbued wrth thi1 buay.
•nt spirit of hope we ex.
preu our wisJ, for a genu-
ine Merry Chnstmos to an
-friends and patrons.
MRS. LEORA S. COFFEY
Coron del Mar
GIFf POTfERY
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This is the season of good
will, and. looking down the
Jong list of names of those
who have shown their
good will towards us In
1945, we come to yours.
\Ve want to thank you for
this good will on your part,
and to send Just the friend.
liest of wishes for your
happiness and cheer al
Christmastime.
Stanhope and
Moore
Corona del Mar
Service Station
o/~ ~
1lltt;rlb ~rutmnf
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Christmas Is All of These
Chriltmu ;. the good will Wm! at
the f;unily harth; the cuol 7Wlg to-
g<thu; the andle in the window, the
glowing faces githcm! """!nd the
festive board. And it is'much man:
-nu '° much morel
We ~ lqin to put into worda
all that Christnw is, nor b<gUi to
up,... bow udently we wish for '°"
the complete enjoyment of Christmu.
So. .U ,. .. an say to;-kind fri<ncla,
is Merry Christnw To You.
CoRONA DEL MAR CLEANERS
1SO'l Oout lllgh-y
Pick-Up and DellVR'y Carl Pb1lhart, Mana&er
Tbe light.a are not yet burning
brightly enough. The victory dld pany In Los Angeles. The city wilt
not bring peace, it did not deatroy share the profits of the meters,
the old moral isolatiooism that led a.nd purchase them out of the pr~
us l.nto this war; it did not teach ceeds.
many of us that thPre ls no dif-One hour's parking calls for five
ference between Jew or NegTO or cenl8, but a car can !JtOp for 12
minutes tor one cent, the chief Nisei when they are dying together
on a battlefield; lt dJd not prevent said. One cannot put In over four
some of us from putting oil rights pennies legally, he added. because
It a user decides to stay over a before human need ln the very sbOrt time he mu.st expect to ln· land of Christ's blrth; it dJd not sert a nickel. everywhere create the depth and Th hJ f Id h h d h ard breadth of Imagination ln buainess e c e sa e a e
and pollUcs and lo.div1duaJ. minds that Laguna Beach derived about
that can lead us toward that one I five dollars per machine ~r
world that Christ dreamed of, lo m onth. Newport Beach would also
before an atom.le OOmb made IJU:;: derive the full receipts after they
thinking Lmpe.ra.Uve. are paid for. They are not to be
Y ~"' _,_ ''Wb installed on Balboa Island 83 at es. we can ~ ou.ig en b
Lhe 11 hls go on .. <Pat ..... th1s Chrlat-first planned and agreed upon y
g ""'6 ....... ' the city council due to continued
Phone 87
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
opposition, lt was understood.
AIR CARGO SPACE RISING
WASHINGTON. -Plans of the
nineteen domestic airllnea call for
lncreaaing their cargo carrying
capacity mOl"e lha.n five fold above
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
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\Vllliam R. Hqlbqeh, D. V. M.
CORONA DEL MAR
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
The Sign Man
• BOAT lEITERING
A SPECIALTY ..
the 1944 level a ccording to the Air L-------------------------......: 1'ransport Association of Ametica .
BALil
MORTUARY'
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Lady Attendant _,_
410 Coast BJ'fd.
CORONA DEL MAR
~.J.p/.Ms fl.2.
DAY AND NIGHT
General Building ~
Merry· Christmas. to All
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Served From 2 P. M.
The Facade of the
Hurley Bell Inn
of Corona del Mar
Phone 8S
Choice of Entrees
Open
Holidays
and
Sunday
at 2 P. M.
la a copy of Ye Olde Bell Inn,
Hurleys()l}sthe-'Ibames,
England.
Other. Dar u 4 P. II. •
• The Hurley Bell, · Corona del Mar
Phone U'JI for Rt.stations
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'HARK THE HERALD
ANGELS SING'
Once 'more We auemble in
happy reunJon to C9!ob:ate
tho age-old tradition of Chria!-
m~. Short thouQh tho days,
lonq thouqh tho nJqhts, tho
Qlow1nq background of Christ·
mas makes all hoarta Uqh l
Recallinq now the happy
relation.ships oI 1945 w. wish
y ou the choicest ble:s:slnqs tba
h oly SEason can bestow,
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As the Sliadows
fall on the close 0 r an-
other year, y,•e desire
to express ou r deep
appreciation of your
good 'viii and friend-
ship, and to wish for
you during the Oirist-
mas season of 1945 all
the better things that
life affortis.
H. Cardoza Sloan
503 Coast Highway
Sid's Garage
920 Coast Wghw.y
CORONA DEL MAR
a
At Chrl1t.attl111e w. fMI ._.. ..... .,.
the charm of eoch othor'1 aocioty, oM
are drawa more cloHly t09ether llty .....
peMlonce on Heh other for eni•r••••·
-WASHINGTON II.VINO,
May this spirit of Christmas. which
Washinq1on Irving so ably wrote
aOOut. pervade your home this
Christmas saa'fn of 1945.
/.?,J/ wiJJ..•J /ro~ "'
/or a
me,.,.'! C/..,.;jim'"
Hogan's Grocery
and Hardware
A GOOD WAY to keep Chn.tmu
.tl. well ia lo bring joy to every·
one we cm. Thia, we believe, ii the
tpiril of this community . . . one
of the imponut reuona why li•·
ing here afl'orda aucb gemune
pleasure.
To you who have stood by ua so
failhfully daring they= I94.5 -
wiah a whole world of happineee
pressed into this dui.tma. "'490D.
Merry Chrilbnu lo you and lo
every member of your family.
CORONA DEL MAR CAFE
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I FllllT AlllBOUllNI!
l Mesa PACKING HO~SE .
LIQUOR SHOP SAUNAS, CALIF. -The tint
packing houM for the uctulive
Ult~ Newpwt 111'4. """ of pecl<qlng &1rtlonla perlBh· . Plenb' of WJmkey &blea will be built here tb.1a winter.
The bu!J4er, Ralph E. Myero baa
No -'° ""T ol been experlment.fng tor monthli in
' ....... 'a# e the abipplng of. treeh fnllta and -OOftA 1D:6A, CALIF. vegetables to atx Ea.stern market.a, l -N-n'4 New York, Bostoa. Philadelphia,
' Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago.
'
Orange County Trucking Co.
~UCKS FOR HIRE
General Trucking, Hauling, Transfer
Long and Short Hauls
229 W. Wilson St. -Costa Mesa
PHONE'!
Nwpt. 260, Days-or-Nwpt. 512-M, Nlgbbl
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Corona del Mar ~News
(117 B 'dt B !Bet)
Mn. Fred W&dley, 211 Marigold
avenue, entertained her mother,
M1'>. Sally Riley. Loe Angelu, tor
a week.
Puauc Nonca
llESOLUTION NO. S2M
RESOLUTION GIVING NOTICE
OF PRO-ED ANNEXATION
OF TERlllTORY TO THE CITY
OF NEWPORT •EACH.
Recen.Uy Kn. Robert O. Horn. WHEREAS, there bu been pre·
1408 Sea.view avenue, gave a group eented to the City Council ol the
or C'hrlatma.s readings for the CltY of Newport Beach, C&llfomta.
Matinee M.wilcal Club CJf Lo1t An-a petition requeetlng the annu-
gelea, which meeU at the Amba.9-atton of the territory hereinafter
sad.or Hotel. ~ttendlng from Co-deacribed to the City Of Newport
rona dd Mar waa Mra. Jam.ea Mor-Beach:
rls, 1404 Sea.view avenue. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS
Miss Clyde Maynard, 31• Sea· HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE
view avenue entertained at lunch-CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
eon Saturday three tr1enda from OF NEWPORT BEACH aa fol-
Hollywood, former amocia.tea ln lows:
the North Hollywood mgh och~I· 1. That It ta propoeed to aruiex
faculty. They were Mrs. Margaret to the City ot Newport Beach.
Van Winkle, Miss Marjorie Miller Callfomia, that certain ~tory
and M.laa Ell%a Estropp. Miss May-contiguous to the City boun.d&rlea
nard waa formerly the librarian at and described u follow•:
the htgh school. Beg1nnlng at the polnt Of. ln-
Mra. Harold Wll.90n, 300 Ocean tersection of the mean high
bOulevard, Mrs. Fra.nk Bates, 324 Ude line of the Pa.cine Ocean
Orchid avenue and Mn. Jay Dut· with the Southeuterly line of.
ter, 308 Ocean boulevard, wef.e Block "D" of "Tract No. 673, =WWW11ta1n1u1u11~111~•1t111t111n11111r1u1111 "'t 1111111111111r111111111111l •tl !>t 1111111r1n1111111111111111111111111111"11111111 •·~
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NAME IMPRINTEQ ON
ALLMARK
• . ChrJstmas Cards
• guest.a of houor at the White Corona del Mar," a.a shown on • • Shrine dinner given fn Santa Ana.. a Map recorded ln Book 20,
Friday nJgbt. 'They were made pages 17 and 18 of M~cella.ne-
members of the Order Of the White ous Maps, n corda of Orange
Shrine that evening. County. Callfomla, and run-
i • • • • • 1.fiss Margaret Scharte, 307 nlng thence North 21 deg. 24
Goldenrod avenue Miss Clyde min. 30 sec. EMt along the
Maynard, Seavl~ avenue and Ea.terly line ot said Tract No.
~ Mr9. B. Benedict. Marigold avenue 673. 200 feet. mo~e or ~e~a. to ! attended the aJU!ual Christmas an angle point in said line
~ program given at the Laguna. which Is South 7 deg. 47 min.
: Hotel. and Wassail Party after East 289.4 feel from the m O!lt
• • •• ~ •
Puauc P'llonca
wut 1eo.oe fee t : t11ence 8outh
9 detr. ta min. 80 lee. Weot
98.M teet; thence South 63
deg. 4'5 min. 4-0 9ee. Weat
165..'5 feet; thence South 0
deg. 53 min. so .... Eut
165..88 feet; thence South 60
deg. 39 min. Weat 66.40 feet;
thence South 27 deg. 10 min.
• 10 eec. We•t 61.9?i feet; thence
South 19 deJ'. OS min. We9t
• 106.80 feet: thence South 66
deg. 2!i min. West 156.00 feet,
more or lea, to mean high
Ude ot the Paclttc Ocean:
thence meandering I aald high
tide line ·Northwesterly a. ~
lance Of>.'."C300 tee~, more or
11!181, to the point of beginning,
cont&lnlng 49.32 acns, being a
portion of Block Ninety-five
(96} ol. Irvine'• SubdJv1stoo of
R&nch08 San Joaquin and
Lomu de SanUago and FJlnt
and Btxby's Allotment ln
Ra.ncho Santiago de Santa
Ana. a.a per map recorded in
Book l , page 88 o! :Mlscellane.
om Mapa, recor~ of Orange
County. C&ll!ornJa.
• The bearinga of tbia Mlrvey
are taken from the State
HJgbwa)'. Therefore there ls
' an equa.aion of courses. Tract
No. 673 first cOW"!!le North 21 deg. 2S min. Eaat equllls North
21 deg. 24 min .. 30 aec. Ea.at of
lhilf survey .
PUBLIC NOTICU
of OcOlln A-IUld Poppy A-
nue lMtall the nece••l'J" .ewap
pipeline to ccanect wttb the .._,.
Unea to be con.tructed by the pe..
UtJooer tn the .ubdivtaon. and di>
pooe of l&ld ....age lherufter
through the Clty'1 ....age oyoUm.
( d) Within & period of 4 montha
from the date Of annexation ex~
tend the CltY• water Une to the
boundary of the propoee<1 .annex~
j Freeu
1 Cabinets ~ Ft. and 14 Cubic Feet
aUoo, In order that COllllecUon may ~·3~5 to $595 be made therewith by the wb-
dlvtder for the .upplytng Of water
to said aubdlvUion.
( e) Said C'lty shall not levy or S E N, f S
a.uess any taxes aga.lut the g... (Pro need SY EK ~=nt te:1~c11~g "::n:.: :."J Home Applia';e & fH~;dware Store
on 11814 City ot"Newport Beach. now. 4Ul SL Phone Santai Ana 185' Santa .ha
(f) Zone eaid above dellCribedi ;;;;~~~~~~;;:;;:~~~~~~~~~;;:;;:~~~~~~ an.nexed property u indicated OD j1 the attached tentative map, I. e...
the Highway frenta.ge flJlr businea.
the balance for slngle.fam.Oy dwel-
lin&'".
The Oty CJerk sh&IJ cauae a
copy of this reeolutfon to be pobw
Ultbed at leut ooce a week for
two 8uccessive weeks ln the New-
port Balboa News·'nmes, a new&-
paper of general circulation pu~
llBhed In the City ot Newport
Beach, Callfornfa .
• Footballs
• Basketballs
qija
for the
Family •
•Skis
• Ice Skates .
• Baseball.hloves
~ ~ AND LEATHER GOODS ~ the concert at the Schwankowsky Southerly comer of Lot Sev-: I Studio. Ml88 Scharle was one of enty-three ( 73) in Block "A"
2. That said territory lies adja-
cent to and Easterly of that eec·
tlon of the City of Newport Beacb
knov.:n as Corona. de! Mar and be·
ty,•een the Goa.st High-way a.nd the
Ocean. and comprises approxi-
cill motion of Councllillan ADM,
seconded by CouncllJnan Stanley,
the foregoing resolution was in-
troduced and passed by the Coun-
cil of the City of Newport Beach
at a regular adjourned meeting
held on the 17th day of December,
1945. and adopted by the following
\'Ote:
• Volleyballs
• Soccer Balls • TennisAnd sadininton
Rackets ~ • ~ • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • ~ • ; • • ; • •
Distlncti\'e Costume, Indian and Shell J ewelry
Lamps • Vases • Figurines
Latest Burl Wood and Handmade Wood Trays
Bowls, Book Ends and Smoker Sets
C~yo Purses, Indian Blankets and other gifts
Newport Souvenir and Gift Shop
We Wrap Gifts 2102 Ocean Front
.. \the past presldenll!I Of the Music Of said Tract No. 673; thence
• Lovers club who• were hostesses foll owing the meander survey ~ presenting the Madrigal Singers of the Southyeasterly side or ; I from the University of Southern said Tract No. 673 North ~
; California. reaturtng Dr. Max deg. 47 min. West 289.40 feet, -i Krone, director. , thence North 52 deg. 28 min.
:_~ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hampton
expect to m ove into their ne'91.·
• house at 41 0 Marguerite avenue
by the first of January. Mr. Hamp-
~ ton \\'ill be associated ln business
• with Mr. Lonny Vincent, Balboa.
! \\'ho will open the new drug store
mately 49.32 acres .
A YES: Councilmen Allen, Stan-
ley. Isbell. Reed, Hall.
NOES: Councilmen. None.
ABSENT: Councilmen, None.
CLY.\N H. RALL,
3. That noti ce :s f urther here-
b)• given that U1f' 7th day of Janu-
arv. 1946, at the hour of 4 :00 o'~lc:x:k P. M . of said day, in the Mayor
Council Cbambf>rs in the City Hall f A rrEST:
in the City of Newport Beach. is I FR..ANK L. RINEHART,
the time and place when and City Clerk
,-.:here any person OONning real Pub.-Dec. 20. 27. 1945.
property y,·ithin said t erritory so
proposed t6 be annexed and having MORE AIR PASSENGERS
• Baseballs
• Tennis Balls
• Boxing Gloves /
• Fishing Rods and Reels
• Golf Balls
• Ping Pong Equipment
• Games for All
• Athletic Exercisers
• Punching Bags
• Hunting Supplies
' • Archery
~Jlllllll9Hlll lUl 11 1 tl UI l tl l 11 '1"1"11111111 tl•llll "l "l l!l ltl l.Jl"l 'ltlltl•I t"lllil ltl •t lll ll l 1tl,..!ll!•l llllll lll >ll 1tl lll lll l1:
• to be ldcated at the com er o f Mar.
guerite and the COast H ighway .
Mr. and A.frs. Ed Hackett. for-
merly o r Los Angeles, have moved * 1 Into the home ju.st completed at
30 sec. Eaat 269.89 feet; thence
South 80 deg. 51 min. 30 sec.
East 99.96 feet; thence North
55 deg. 08 min.. 30 sec. East
74.00 feet : thence North 2 deg.
08 min. 30 sec. W est 80.00
feet; thence North 58 deg. 26
min. West 126.96 !eet ; thence
North 1 deg. 45 min. Ea.st
49.10 feet: thence North 26
deg. 23 min. East 87.90 feet;
thence North 61 aeg. 25 min.
any objecll~ to the proposed The average plane load on the
annexation. may appear before the domestic a irlines dur ing June thi.9
City Council and show cause why year was 18.22 passengers u
such territory should not be so l against 17.7;i passengers over June
annexed. a year ago.
·Ir •
Ed;, • Th· on •l•ctri<i · 11 od"•rtia ---~ nor lived here v ly JS rnosrJy for •nienr ohour
The Ed· <ry long f><ople who h.a of ISOn Corn . vc •upplyin 1'any has bee ·
propessin g electricity for n •n. the busin , th g continuo / rnore than 50 ess
< science of el . us Y in all its d rears,
•
[ . «triCJty h ef>artnt
t u an indc,.. d as advanced •nts ., own. ,--n •nt "-•· .
'13 "'< 93 ' '-"'lforn; f><ople. Th ,()()(}, st0ckJio/d • COrnpany. ""' ere are 3 50() en, rnosrJ . • "'
The <ornpanv ~ ernploye., on j', Ca/1forrua
and <4Iri<> its . 28 dcctr;c • f>ayrol/.
to S.rve 360 •lectr;ciry ov., 22 OOogenerating plants
Sou h "11<s a d ' llti/ t <rn •nd "-n towns . "' of wire corn 1· '-<ntraJ "-•· 1n 10 co . . P Jcated <qui ""''Eornia. I\ l Unties of
!Jons •nd . Prn•nt goes . or of labor a d El . . purring th . into rnakin n
«tr1ciry is h • W1te to Work g thos,, sta-Edi.so c ••p . ' n '<rvcs Th . as Wei/ as pl .
biggest IJSen ~f i'' ['art of the coun em1fuj wher,
e «tr1eiry in th try JS one of tb P. S. Ed . . • World. e
ISOn IS a .
fact rnon h laJc-payuig I ... i.1.· cy dps c·f e CCtric S<rvi r"""c ~c., 1 1<s •nd towllS .c:c. Edison
. prQv1de other
SOI/THEI N CAI/
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BABDWABI: J.H.ESTUS PLUMBING
GENERAL EI.ECTRIC
&I.NW e llll:nll~ • W-
DlllBWA8RD8 • UDIOi:
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4. That upon such annexation );:::============;
the Cit)· eh.all:
I (a) At such time hereafter as 1
the final map of said 8Ubdiv!Sion
is approvl'd and filed accept the
II dedication of the streets contained
y,•\thin the area or said subdi\·ision.
c b) Approve said 9Ubdivision
O.L.CULLY
Certified Tu CoDAultant
PubUo Acco-
• Sweaters • Sport Shirts
• Ski J ackets • Toques
• Windbreakers • Sweat Sock•
• Ski Caps Shirts and Pan ts
Many Othe r lnt.ereAtlng Articles
For ChristmaA GUte '
30 sec. East 76.00 fet>t ; thence
South 79 deg. 21 min. East
199.92 feet: thence North 76
t1eg. ~7 min. 30 !fee. East 63.90
•ect; thence North .54 deg. 58
min. 30 sec. East 171.00 feet;
thence North 35 deg. 26 min.
East 1 26.~ feet t o center line
of State High\\'8)" Corona de!
lo.far to Laguna; thence South
58 deg. 36 mln. 30 see . EMt
1298.37 feet along said cc"ttt.l'r
line to Station 216 plus .63.37
and plan ol Jevelopment as set TALK to JOHNNY AT
I forth. 423 Spurgeon Bulldlng
Specializing on Income Tax
Your patronage appreciated.
r~' lc) \\'ithin a period of 6 months B lb 1 1 d s • G d
from th• date or the installation 206 w . 4th Santa Ana a oa s an porting 00 s
o r sanitary sewers in the vlcinity !.....-------------'
c ~f} \ of said high\vay; thence South -· I -----..,-::--:=-~-=-~=-==-= %22* Marine Balboa Island Pb. Nwpt. Bch. 2&11 't2~~~~~fe~fe~~~~~~~~~~fef;~r._ ~ OPEN EVERY ~tY TILL CHRlSTMAS 41 deg. 15 mln. 10 see. West ~ Vf;?.: . ·" '
' I. ' , j \;.? '-:0 " ~ . -
,
228.75 feet: th"""" ~'lut ' <'.{,
<'"!:'. 27 min. 20 sec. West
286.27 feet: thence South -43 ~ ~:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;~~ I ~ ~1
f .... 1,, ~·~ • . /" ,,1 I j ':ht:\...,~
.--...,. .. ...i. ~. I .' n.'-i.--!'''" ·.: .. !J ..,_ r _ ' L · -.: \ . . n re· ._. --.; r.... q~. r: . : . ·.::.· .• r · 't , -.\.,'.,; :.i.;' !•'' :1 :\' -:?°'.-·,, A ~ 11 l : ;• l •ils. 0
' -.-400 1 :' l 1ni1 ... n t l.13 ......_ .............. , t.is p 1 ·,1i:~. H~ Z.000
""-I J\11t'rc. .;;.n1"-and a p-
proximately l l\OC'J ;\'.i.-rol~ .• ':ns Xlco-
Unamlde. The reriuitl'--! r:'<; for
othP.r B Complex Vit.aru-3 u.ave no& yet been estabHshed.
Man,y people do not get enou.ch of
U>e9e earntial Vitamins. 00 "/OU?
Wh;r not play ale by tak.inc
ONE-A-DAY vin:,':f~~Lm
I Dach ONE-A-DAY Vitamin A and D Tablet contains 25,.. moi'e o1 tb9
eod liver oil vita.mini than the mini ..
IDWD dal(y recomm.nded quontilY.
EaCh ONE-A-DA~J Vitamin B
Complex Tablet oootairio tun mini-
mum dai1" requlrementai of. Vitamiu
Bl oncl BZ oncl 10,000 !Wcro..-. ..
NlcQ.tinamide top\her with a llUb-
ll&ntial amount ot other B Vltamlna. I Wbm ,.... buy Vltamim, eompore
»otende1 ·~ Note how OffE.. A -DAY conform to the ~~'bi: ~=·•qi•. See o.t1hom .. ,....,. __
deg. 40 min 4r. ~e". \\.f'st f.1 ., •
feet ; th<"1.ce Fnuth ~4 d~!.! .. 2"
rT'in. 20 se<'. \\·est 159 ~1 feet ;
t hence South 46 deg. 18 min .
30 sec. West 224 .7 l feet ;
t~e n ct> South 12 deg. 23 min.
20 see. East 142.37 feet ; thence
South 46 deg. 33 min. 40 sec .
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" ' -: 4 I • -., ""' --------\\.). '!'74i!
722 ~1 arigold sverue. ~1rs . Hae-"~ ~
kett •,:;; fat 'ler i~ 0 . B. Rel?'d. N'e\\'-'· -,· ~
port 8Pach. '.''r Har kett is an <'n-• ~
gtrt\'er and 1,1,·iit have an office at ( ~ -:J7
his hnme. I ~~ ! c y s ~ A ney.,· comm11nity (lrgan =.,.ation ~.: . ~
has brf'n formed bv a J:"~oup of ,. .~ '2!!..
yo1·:il? folks and they will meet at ] U ~--;;
thl' Community church each Sun-~ ~
day rv•ning for a couple of hours ~ c A N D L E s ~ of entertainme-nt and refresh-e...:,.: ~
mrnts. 1.1r. and Mrs. Gustave ~ '!'i~
Grupe and Mr. and Mrs. F. Pw.·-~~ ~
eGrs \\•ill be ,,there A:o help. I Mrs. i. . and Pla1·n ~ n1oe saict a cree...., are we come ~ Incense ~
as it 1,1.•ill not be a religious organ!-~ ~
~lion. but the Community church ~ MEXICAN IMPORTS ~ Is glad to ort•
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Merry Christmas
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Christm.as Day and New Year's Day
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With cnUtude for 7'01ll'
continued trtendahlp we
-durln&' w. -Cb.rlltmaa te&IOD to wbla
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Thirty Harbor and Costa Mesa Scouts
Receive Awards at Court of Hono P
The Boy Scout Harbor Di.Atrlct Trompeter, merit badge tn cook~
Davld W. Gogerty of A.gate Court of Honor wa.a beld Friday lng, llfe •vtng, 1wimmlng; patrol
11t.reet. Salb<>& hrl&Dd. wbo hu night. Dec. t• lo the Coata Meu leader bar; 2~ houra clvlc aervl.ce.
been serving a.a a chief boat.wain Union High school, reporU Ralph David Chambers, merit badge in
tor tour yea.n ln the Coa.at Guard, Deaver, dtatrict advancement athlellcl!I, f irst aJd, peraon&l health,
wu dlac.ba.rged lut week and bu chalrm1u·1. · There were 210 boya public health; 50 hours civic eerv·
returned to bJa home here, Mra. and parent9 present, with all the tee. J im.my Kimbrough, aaalatant
Gueet epeaker at the annual Gogerty, hla mother, announced. troop betng represented. patrol leader bar: flrst cl&..8!9 Scout
Rota.rtan Chrt1lmu party la.at Mr. Gogerty wu well known Scoutmaster Harry Lace, Troop award; merit badge in home re-
~y n ight at White's Pa.rk here, having served as assistant 5 from NeY.rport Beach wu there pair ; one--yea.r service star. Ray-
Avenue ca!e was Brig. ~neral ha.rborma.ster t or four yeani before with five boys; Troop 17, spons-mond Louvier. first class Scout
J ohn De F . Barker , new chiet at entering the afrvlce. He bas just ored by Newport Beac h Rotary award; merit badge in carpmtery,
the Santa A na Anny Bue. returned from eight months over'-club was represented by Mr. Dea-"'ood carving, home repair; one-
After a few droll atories on seas where he saw service ln the ver, and his son Dick ; Scoutmaster year service star: 10 houra civic
Local Men Seek Championship
Boat Races at Salton Sea
A bid le bein g made for holding
the 1046 w orld's championship
power boat races on Salton Sea
ln a communlc.atlon being addreaa-
ed t o the American Power Boat
Auociation tn Washington. D. C.,
by Kent H itchcock, commodore,
and well-known local phot ographer
who conducted the r aces a t the
desert community la.at m onth.
Hitchcock and hi.a associate
Fred Thatcher Jr. supervised the
running of the race.a which at-
tra.cUd 125 speed boats trom &ll
p&r'ta of the country, and set five
nt"W · world'• recorda. Th.la W&.9
done, Thatcher m id yeaterday in
spite of the fact that all were rac.
lng w ith equipm ent which baa not
been replaced since before the war.
A new record tor the 13!S cubic
inch inboard motors waa set at
the aurprislng speed of 80.178
mile. per hour, a.n increaae ot 7
over the previous rate. Ctue C
outboard hydroplane m otor& aet a
new mark of over 63 milea per
hour~ up three from the tormer
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'While Hitchcock said that no
conteatanta entered from here,
"Hi''. Jobnaon, a propeller expert
aerviced all contestants, a.n d LL
B. Collina, eon-in-law ot Tony
Plummer waa u lntereeted ob-•
server. If the world event la held
next tall, Hitch cock and Thatcher
believe that a larger contingent
Of local people would go. The site
for the racee is considered the
beat in the unJvenie because it l1t
250 feet below sea level, and givea
a 35-lnch ra.l.ae in the bar mercury
pressure, in addition to the ad·
vantage of Salton Sea being 16
times more salty than the ocean
itself, t or added bouyancy.
Newport Harbor
Publishing Co.
--A Sincere Wish For·--
L ____ .._ ____________________ _,) letting some of the other N?9J>OD-Philippine area. Pl'evloiu to going r Servl.s. Troop 20, sponsored by service.
•Ible people share the worry, the oversea.s, he w~ In charge or the Costa Mesa Grange had seven boys Robert Hancock, merit badge in
Genft1lJ who Is a sertou.a minded. sailing schooner, Klnkajou, which I out ; Scoutmaster Knighten, Troep v.•ood carving; 100 per cent duty
tough technlcia.n. invited assem-would leave Nt""A·port Harbor on 15, sponsored by Post 3536 VFW badge: 25 hours civic service.
bled Rotarians to come and In· v.·eek -long c ruises for patrol pur-1 had nine boys out: Scout.ma.sler David Gardner, merit badge In
spect some ot the stored up equip-poet's a nd for training C08..!lt Guard Hall. Troop 6. 9p0nsored by Cozii-cJimplng: 100 hours civic. service.
ment t hat had helped destroy the personnel In navigation and .sea-j munity ~1 ethcxllst church bad I() Richard Dodd, merit badge in
country's enemies in the greatest man.ship. He also saw duty on the boys ouL camping; 100 hourycivic service.
war of all history. "After all.'' said cruiser . Philadelphia. I Troop 6 had charge of the pro-Ronald Engle, a..tsistant patrol I
the general. "lhe American people Mr. Gogerty r:Qarried Eloise gram, and opened by bringing ln leader bar: firs"t.1 class Scout
own t.hl9 equipment. They should Marshall, a v.•ell-known local girl. the colors and g iving the Scout award: merit ba~ge in v.•ood carv-
A Merry
Christmas
PEACE ON EARTH ·GOOD WILL
···TOWARD ALL MEN···
EvERY holidc;:ry
has its significance, but none can
compare with Christmas. It is the
one time of the year when self-seek-
ing gives way to selflessness, and all
are united in one common attitude
of good will towards our fellowmen.
-Our entire personnel Joins in wish-
ing Christmas joy to those whom we
have served, and to others as well.
Accept our sincere thanks for the
·Rrlvilege of b eing of help in making
this Christmas of 1945 truly merry.
GEO. B. WEl3S
-L ELAINE WEISS
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MARLOE H. O'niMER
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know eomethlng of the wonder!i David's brother. Godfrey L. oath and laws. Les Steffeson, ing: 25 hours civic service. Wayne
of aclenoe and fire pov.·er." Gogerty, Naval Chief Warrant Qf.
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masters and their c6m.mittees. Corbin, fi rst class Scout award:
After stresslng the Important ticer, ls still ln the Paclflc serving Scouts in singing "America" a.nd merit badge in hiking ; 50 hours
fact tha.t we will not know it there on •the CVE. Fran.shaw Bay, and then Introduced each of the scout-civic service. Stephen Kru;iser. first
l.!i to be a.not.her war "a.a and l.f' he when la..9t beard from ""as in ma.&te rs and heir committees. class Scout av.·ard; merit badge in
urged that we be prepared and Tol(yo. He has been ln every major Troop 6 then took over v.1th a skit carpentry: one-year service star ;
g&ft. Mme highly illuminating Naval battle since the beginning on fire building by friction and 25 hours civic gervice.
fact.a on the propoeed merger of of the v.•a.r, Mre. Gogerty declared. flint and steel. al.so a first aid dem· 1 Robert Wells. first class Scout ·
the armed tor ces. The Oogertys ha.ve a.lJ been onstratiori. They ha.d a completely award: merit badge in reading.~
and a
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THE JOHN E. SADLEIR OFFICE
The office \\.ill be closed December
December 30. 31 and Januacy 1.
23, 24 and 25, as well as
The general's powerful plea t or newsparer people. David worked outfitted patrol of boys on a ~ike home repair, rabbit raising; one-
a me.rger was prefaced by the gt.. I for the Dally New8 ln Loe Angel ea. -giving exampte-s of bow they j year service star. J ack .. Woods, I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
ganUc .. if" of politics. He telt it Godfrey tor the Times, and Mrs. carried their food. and purified one-}'e-a?' service star. James N et-
c°'!1d be submerged. and lf It could Frances Gogerty was tor many tbeJr drinki ng water. ( t~es, senior pat:ol l ~ader ba~:
the men comprl.!ing an advisory years connected ":Ith the Sun and A moving pictu re "Scouting I first class Scout . merit ~adge 1.n
boa.rd (unde r the Prealdeut) of the Press-TelegTam in Long Beach. Trails to Citizenship•· "'as shov."n carpentT)': one-year, service star:
t,J. S. Navy, Army. Marine Corp.a About 1939. Godfrey Gogerty v.•on b)• Field Scout Executi\·e Robert 1 25 hours civic service . Richard
and Air Corps would have an the Norman Chandler award from B. Culbert.son. I Taylor, one.year service star. Gor-
executive Off icer as Its head. If the Times for the best salesman ot Awards presented v.•ere: I don Dye. second cJass Scout
the United State!., aa a nation, the year. s•·-ley Young . av.·ard: patr ol leader bar. Robert ~ad b ......,, . one.year service . •1 to do somet ing about any s•-r 100 h . . . . ~:fcCracken. one.year ser\'1ce star: <.o. ; ours c1v1c service; ment . matter In the v.•orld, the advisory badge in athletics. camping, first first class Scout award. J.ack
board would tell the executive of-aid, personal health . . Craft. merit badge lo pathf1 nd-
flcer to get tt done, whether lt public health· senior 'pai10~7r~g. ing, machinery; 50 hours civic
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t oOk seamen. landmen. marines or Sc t h T ' ro ea e r service Q C ape bar. Leonard Hall. one-year serv-. a.lrmen. The job would be done le star· 100 h . . . 1 Kenneth Walker. patrol leader
wlth n po d I .. d e . .ours c1v1c serv cc; b . 10 h . . 1 I re wer an ac ence an Now on Hand merit bad ... e 1 athlet'c . ar. ours c1v1c serv ce. Leroy aave 10l!ls of blood -American "' n 1 81' camping, ,..A _.er 10 b · · 1 blood." personal health , pioneering, public \,.,G.l L , ours CIVlC serv ce. Supply Ll'm1·ted health· 100 per c t d 1 •·• Richard Mobleyi patrol leader bar: The -neral ·-· lnt-• ed b · en u Y ..-.uge. 2• h I I 1 · La a -.... _ lvuUC y Roger Gordon, merit badge In ., our.s c v c . servii;:e. rry
Major Robert "Boots" MJller and -at-camping, reading. blacksmithing, Hd lnd•
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the meeting was arranged by T. carpentry metal k ·ood on ye, ours c1v c se?"Vlce. w~-J y f th South ~--1 Co NEWS TIMES . wor , w carv-J' M V 0 h .. Qlv.1u a o e "-'Uaa • • ing, angling, poultry, pigeon ra.is-1mmy c ay, 1 ours c1v1c
For quldt: result.s use
Time9 class~ cnlumns.
News-Ing. machinery: one-year service .service. Bob Nettles. 25 h ours
star· 100 hou 1 1 · civic service. Victor Kasser, . r.s ev e servi.ce. d 1 Sc t . Richard H inda, merit badge in secon ~ 8B!I ou award; ment
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SEASON
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THE QUEST OF HAPPINESS
bu ..... !-. the ultiawe pl of hWIWl bcinga.
Some find bappiDem in ooe way; aome in another;
· and many .,._ find it at ail. Whatcvtt road l""'
may i.. .. !-. taking in )'OUr pumJit of happineas,
may your foodat hopa be rnliud during thio
ChrUanu ....,,, of 194 f.
One otha thought: ... want CftrY ooe of you to
know that we deeply app~~ evuything J"lU haw
done foe m dwine the paa yeu.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verwey
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athletics: camping, swimming, badge 1ri ca~entry. home repair;
¥.·ood-carving hlki h air one·year service star. Elwood De-
rowing· 50 bou'r• 0°1vlg, ome. repT d• Pont, a.ssi.stant patrol leader bar. . c service. e Special Awards
PEACE ON EARTH
<Ct ~Joyous ~!)
Christmas
* Of far ~ value
than the moot~
jewd or the moot ooot-
ly gift ;. bappin ... and
peace of apirii. Could
we wUb more for you
thU Ouistmu .....,.,
lhan its anainmmt?
For your 6ne """
open<ioo. and 1oy.1ty
to us in 1945 1"" b.rve
Sta.nley Young, Life Scout
award; Leonard Hall. L ife Scout
award; Richard Hinds, Star Scout
award; Ted Trompeter. Star Scout
award; J ack Woods, Star Scout
award; Richard .Taylor, Star Scout
award.
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We Wish All Our
Friends a
MERRY, MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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P.AINTING -PAPl!lR HANGING
and Dl!lCORA TING
==~A: I know you ha: EV E R Y • N E
a long cold trtp and lota of calla
to make-, but don't forget to atop
at the MESA HOBBY SHOP tn
Coat& Mesa and get. me an Xacto
S-Tll\1ES CLASSIFIED AD IS.· AN OPPORTUI TY'
Read Them for Profit • • • Use Them for Results •
H. JC. :McDonald •
41' Old County Rd., Pb: lM-W ---It you <lon 't Mnd what you are looking for advertised In this Issue Phone Newport Beach 12 or 13 and place your own advertisement __ _
· Ooeta Mesa 86--tfc Kn ~eSet andeomeeuperd•uxe ~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:~;;:;:;;;;;;;---;;:~;:;;-;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;-;;----;;:-;;;;;;;;~;:-:;;--;~;;;:;--~~--;;;;;;::::::::;::::::;:::;:::::=:=:=:=:=:=:---:::::::::::::::::::::....:::-~~-~~~~...!.•~~~~ Paintin11: _ Decoratin11: model planea .,.. PT bdata. EMPWYMENT OFFERED n SALE MJSCELLANEOUS ao MlJSICAL & RADIO ----"-UAL ESTATE
Root Repair"' Pa1Dt1ng Thank•. pal. JUNIOR. 915-Ste _HE_L_P_W_ANTE--D--W-o_m_an--f-or Hosie_ry_ Me-n-din-g-Se-rv-ce
Svm:pson & Nollar TRANSPORTATION 11 general bouae work, 3 or • daya 3-day eervtce. Advl&e on the be1t
RADIO HOUSE CALLS -Now
that addltionlll competent tecb-
nJclan1 are available, we are able
to make 1ervtce calU on large
con.11oles. All work guaranteed.
HAROLD L HAMM., S. 0 . B.
Rad.Jo, 216 Marine. Pb: 780.
Ph. Nwpt. 1217-W 512 !8th St. ------------a week, $1.00 per hour. 105 Ma-hoaiery to buy.
l2-U'c WANTED -Transportation to rine Ave., Balboa Island. 96-2tc May Worley, 2:24. OU. Bldg.,
Santa Cru2, Salina.a, or vtclnJty. ------------llUllINEllll GUIDE 10 Dec. 21-22. Pay espenae.o, drtvf. SALJ1! ~OD!I IO <th A Main, Santa Ana. 94_.tp
GENBR.AL CONTRACTING, Re-Pbon.e Newport 1515. Hrs. 8 a.m. FOR S ALE -Nlce "Coney dyed"
pa.tr and Alterattona. See Frank to 5 :30 p.m.. H-4tp fur coat. Exe. cond. Slze 16-18.
Pellkofer, 3405' Ftnley ave., New-.BEAUTY AIDS ti Full length. 27}.0 W . Ocean
port Beach. Pb. 14:98-M. 4:3-ttc Front, Newport Beach. 96~3tc
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Repaired.
VOGEL'S
100 Main St., Balqoa
208 Manne, Balboa l~land.
94-tfc
COLD and MACHIN'ICLESB FOR SALE-Electrolux va cuum WAVES with all attachmenta. Almoot
' Tlntlng and M&ntcurtng new. 719 W . Centr&J, Balboa.
Evening Appointmenta Ph. 179--W · 97-ltp
Vi's Beauty Shop ,
1103 eout H lway , Corona del Mar FOR S~irl • sidewalk blk.e,
76-ttc S4.; boys blue wool eport jacket,
-P-AINTIN---0-00-NTRA---Cl'O--B---------------alze 14, $4. Ph. N. B . ~2i~
HEALTH AIDS -1 . •"'
$150 Will Paint Relieve eye atraln with VERDI-Fl hi. YOUR HOME RAY Light Bulba for reading. as 1ghts
SKY-SCOPES -A real apy.glau
!O?" Identifying a.trplanes. Useful 9'-t.tc
alao at 1POrte event.I. 69c. MESA ------------
HOBBY SHOP. 95-t1c BATTERIES
For P ortables WANTJ:D TO BUY 11
WILL PAY CASH tor your tur· Al8o large stock · of tubes.
95-ttc
-3Day-nJture or what kave you. Ptu:me Rad.Jo Repair Service
NwpL !OOI. 0 . R. Crawley, The MESA RADIO a. ELECTRONICS
Food Bu1"t, 1812 Newport 1711< Newport Blvd.
Blvd .. eo.t.a Me.a. ff.ttc Phone S~ Meaa.
IF YOU want to 'all your old ------------
pl&no -ua. We 'pay hlgbeot FOR SALE-Beautiful WUrlltzer
cub prtoe. 80 yeara ln Ora».p accordion. Uke new. Ph. 792-J.
county. ~ Pluo Co., 79-lte IS20 JC. --AM.. MtcD __ OO_!l_,_C_A_T8 ____ PE'J'S ______ aa
F __ v_M_._ .. _·u_• __ ro_•_SAU _____ a FOR SALE-Irillh Terrier puppy
and mother, trom Michal of Erin.
i"tve Umes champion. 902 W.
18th St .. Coe!& M...._ 97-ltp
Everything Furnished 27c a. <Sc. Photo Renector Flood Toys Games
I wW paint the average.alze f'or ~ Lampa, 85c. MESA RADIO "' Newport Pharmacy USED HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
room bOuse tor $1!W>. Best ma-ELif"'I'RONlCS CO. 95-ttc •-, 97·ltc TURE -Stove, radio, bed.I,
""rlals used. Work O'llllPAnteed. WST &..n.. POUND • -------------e--~·· aprlnp, mattreue•, cheat.I,
10 yrs. experience. Write for KAN'S BICYCLE, good cond1Uoo, chalra, daybed, wicker llving-
J . E. Barnes & Son
1806 Newport Blvd.
Coat& Mesa. Phone 516
3 Bedroom Home
On Broadway. Hardwood fioora,
large garage. Venetian blinds.
All la.rge rooms, and very well
arranged.
Price, $9750
Can be bought fu rnl8hed It d&-
slred. Terma.
New 2-bedroom Home ·
Cloae in. Large lot. This house is
not quite finished, ao can be
bought f or
$4750
aa owner muat sell soon.
Good Lot on Orange
Avenue
Near 18th St.
$1500
prompt eetJmate. LOST-Slame9e brown point kit-large delivery buket, kick FOR SAJ,.E -Adorable COCker
P. w. ANDERS w.. 4 moe. old, from 800 block, stand, $M •, tour-burner kitchen room •et. rug, .~-W cabinet. Spaniel puppies, 2 moa. old. Ph: Lot in Newport HeightS
bo REWARD a few toy•. ~ . Ocean 20l7 ~ 2tc Bo vie Of 274. E. 20th, Co8ta Mesa. 95-4tc Ocean Front, Bal a. ....... e, right-hand 'oven, h•t eves . ~-me w ocean.
f Call ., "eai -~ Front. Newport. 97-ltp 0 I ~s or return. -r. -ey, regulator, $15. 7208 Ocean ------------LIVEl!ITOCK ST n y., 50.00
lJM5 1~73-J. 96-4:.tp Front. Phone 8701·J -5. 97·ltc FOR SATE 8-plece dlning.room
TIDE TABLES LOOK YHAT"S HERE!-The beet ~n~ w•--FOR BALE-~--· ·-heted bed-aet tn good condlUon at 713 4 Good Bw.lding Lots ~---~-·-~--·-~--·-----~ ....... ~ Broad St., Newport Height.a. preeent you can buy hin:l--!-• One Cl In. D&CEMBER spread, Afghan, quilt, wardrobe DONKEY, broke genUe, well· oee Bllh 1-.. 1-WILL TAKE CARE Of chlldren. trunk, 3-burner kerooene cook-___________ 9_7_-l_tp ma.nnered. Saddle and bridle. See Priced at $.500 eaeh
Corona del :Mar. Ph: N. B. MO-Ji atove, am.all wood heater, round FOR SALE -O'Keele A Merritt at 514 San Bernardino Ave., 6:221 86-11 -.1.l ____________ < dining table, 2 chall'll, hand electric retrtgen.tor. $100. Call Costa Mee&. 94-<tc J. E. Barnes & Son
7 :18 EMPLOYJIDlT ~ It p&inted diabes, 10UVenlr apooo.e. Howe, N. B. 196. 96-2tp SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8 Real.tors
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7 313 E. 18th, Costa Mesa. 91-ltp ---------------0. FOR SALE-Zenith radio; living Typ 't R · d 1806 Newpart,mvd. a,09 WANTZO--HOTICLllU.ID. Balboa room aet · 1 pair drapes, desk ewn ers epa1re Coat& lol•P.. Phone ~i& --0.Z Inn. PbPoe MO. 6--tt'c FOR SALE-Pair Cit silver fox • 7 Day Service
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RU8Sl&n wolf, '4-lengtb fur coat, pad; brea.ltfut table and 4 171H Newport Blvd.
Tu 25 4::11 9 :57 3:00 9 ~,;~ IN T E RE ST IN G $12:1. 2294 E . Cent ral Ave., Bal-chain; mirror. ml8c. 29 Beacon Phone 345-Coota lc!eoa
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95-ttc
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1.2 Pleasant Working weight Schwinn hlcycl., uaed oprlng•, two mattress.•. $1 2.00; ·
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4.6 1.6 3.2 1.5
(New dayUK!)t -.nq t!DM)
T14M .re pl&ced tn order of occurrenc. •
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Conditions very lltUe. 2819 Central Ave., 5-ply Ping Pong Table, $18.00.
Newport Beach. 97-ltp Phone N . B. 1305-W. 96-4:tp
Made· While You Wait
VOGEL'S
100 Maln St., Balboa
208 Marine, Balboa Island FOR SALE-3-piece living room 94:-Uc
set. Good condition. Dining ------~----
Carpenters Available
FOR SALE
Lovely New Home
Unobstructed bay a.nd
channel view.
Hardwood floors.
One bedroom.
620 Clubhouse Ave.
Call at
0 11.EAL ESTATE
I
HARBOR INVESTMENT COMPANY
· Realtors
Newport Heights
(Cliff Drivel
Modem 2-bedroom home -furnished.
BAY and OCEAN VIEW. Hardwood floors, fireplace.
$10,500 -Excellent Value
Modem 2-bedroom home-eompletely furnished
$t3,500 .
Newport
CANAL FRONT HOME
with income unit furnished
$9500
Canal front lot, 30x100, on 39th St.
$4000, Inc. complete set of drawings and specifications
MODERN STIJCCO, 2-BEDROOM HOME
on 40th St. -Partly Furnished
$6500 for quick sale
Corona de! Mar
2 Bay Front Lots in Chinese Cove
$6000 Each
Balboa Island
, 2-BEDROOM HOME
... near bay, with 4-rm. apt. over. double prap,
Half cub. Fine location.
$15,000
Bay Front Home
5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Completely Furnished
. $35,000
Costa Mesa
Five Acres on Comer Facing Costa Mesa Park
$7500
Business Opportunities
"
Learn
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
FOR SA.LE-Good pre-war divan;
fl oun!scent desk lamp; elec.
band sander: various other small
ite ms. All good condition and
reasonable. P h. 2018. 97-2tc
set w itb china closet and serving
cart. 209 Via Dijon. Lldo Isl~.
96·2tp for general m.a.lntenance
and repair
3405 Finley Ave, N ewport
Beach 50'x462' highway frontage (Miracle Mile) Zone C.2 & Cl.
Increased wage rates
now in effect.
~-----------FOR SALE--9xl2 rug. $40; also BOATS, SUPPLIES
new Parker 51 pen. Phone N. B. ------------2290_M_ 97.ltc F OR SALE-New Balboa dinghy.
O. Z. ROBERnON
Call Newport 83 INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES
BOAT BUILDING PLANT
Completely equipped. Nets-
Apply
Southern California
Telephone Company
1bo E. Bay Ave ..
GOOD CRIB, springs
tresses; also ch!ld's
$35. Phone 682.
and mat-
wardrobe,
97-ltc
9· Units. 2 Lots. Complete \\'ith sails. Call New-1-------------
" port 1004. 97~1tc For Your
$ l 5, 000 yr. Large back log
The Balboa Methocli st Episcopal
church wu incorporated u nder the
trusttts~lp of May Coon, H. B.
Webster and Melvin S. Buck.
NEW ELECTROLUX CLEANER ML PLASTIC 12-Ct. 110-lb. T op.-Sales, Service & Supplies
$16,500 HARBOR INVESTMENT
CHILD"S TRICYCLE, age 2 to 4:. o.Car boat and carrier. Now on See R. BABCOK Vi ew Lot-$4000
Houses-$6500 Up
W . L. J ordan
700 East Central, Balboa
COMPANY
The Newport Harbor Marine Balboa Pb:• N . B. 550-M. 95-tfc display. Other models soon.. Authorized Agent
Dinghies, sail boats, runa bouts, •05 40tb SL, NeY.'port Beach Realtors
corpora.lion was formed of the or
former Wilson Brothers Commer. FOR SALE-American Flyer elec-paddleboards. Plastic W ater--96-4tc 30th at Central Ave. Telephone 1600
clal company, the Wilson brothers 614:'1: North Main Street tric train, $30. like new: extra ';~'. ~.tli:::.'.'ne 683. 703 Cent~~ --F-. -P-. -W-A-LD_R_O_N ___ ,
having retired, one to go into the ., Santa Ana track, bridge, manual switches.
movie&, the Other to enter coast or 600 Avocado. Co rona del MJLr. 71h ·ft. dingy ; plywood, good con-LOTS
sh1pplng. 96-2tp dition. $35. 312 Alvarado Place,
• . A.sk the Operator for the I
Building
Remodeling
Painting
Phone 153 96-tfc
Ocean Front Lota in
Dr. Al bert Soiland, director of Chief Operator FOR SALE-Toys, tricycles, wheel Balboa. Ph. 683. 97-ltc
Ne•.vpc..rt Harbor Yacht club, was 86-t!c gooQB, airplane models, dolls; FOR SALE _ JO-ft . Sportfl.ahing
At Corona del Mar
50 Ft. Highway
Frontage
Seaahore Colony , .......... $1250.0f\
elected president of the Radio-I--------------open evenings, 7-9. from now to Cruiser. Perfect condition. Com.
logical Society of North America HELP WANTED-Ja.nJtot. Call Chrl~lmas. The T oy Shop , 208 plet ely equipped. Ph : N . B. 961. Telephone 234-W.
2 good cor. view lots in
Ne\\'PQrt Hgts. {terms) $1500.00
Good view lot 50xl43 tn
at their annual meeting In Chi· I Li M il h.fanne Ave., Balboa ls land. 9~_410 cago. do Theat;e, ason S er or 94_4tc
Brayton Norton writer for naM Bank of Amer1ca, Newport ------------------------
Washing Machines
Repaired
Near Center of Business.
$5900 Newport Hgts. (terms) $1000.00
111 ft. on Court A ve., zoned
tlonal magazmeS.' and bis Y.'ife Beach, Roland Wright. 97-2tc FOR SALE-Binoculars Carl Zeiss Three Snowbirds
30 I M. h · 1 h Must be in good condition. Pa.rt.a For All Ma kes
Pick up and Delivery. W. J. Holcomb tor multiple ...................... $8000.00
50-ft. cor. on Central Ave. were visiting in the homes ot Mr. 6:< ens ; an·s S c Y.'tnn ig t-Dale Wat•-
and Mrs Lloyd Claire and Mr MAN or girl to pre~: will teach. y,•eight bicycle also balloon tire '"" SCHULER'S
Wuhing Machine Shop
J768 Ney.·port Blvd, Coeta Mea.e
1.517 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
'Wbere the Flags F1 y"
zoned for multiple -........ $4000.00
· · · Harbor Service Laundry and Phone 2088 and Mrs. Steve Henderson. Mrs. Cleaners. 113 Palm St .. Balboa. bicycle; trailer or boat 2-burner 93-t!c Lot in Lake Tract ····---~---····$900.00
\\'"est NeVl.·porl lot near ocea.n..$650
Lot on Court Ave., for mul-Pbone 2263 M-tfc
96-2tc
Norton ?.'as a former Ne~']>Ort 97-ltc gasol.lne s tove, like new; Grip.Iok LOST-S·ft. pl}'"'ood skiff, painted
gtrl, Miss E dna Wilson. sister ot ------------corklwer tackle box, $5: trailer ( \Vhite. Rey,·a.rd. P h: N . B. 162. At Corona del Mar
2 Story New Mrs. Claire and ~frs. Henderson. 1.IARINE ENGINE MECHANICS coal or Y.'OOd heating stove, SS ; 96-4tc ------------
"'f'hi.s ~·a.! the year that 1!iss "'anted at the Boatswain's old Royal type\ll'rlter, $10. Mrs. ------------''More For your Money''
t iple family .......................... $1300
30--ft. lot in El Bayo µ-act .... $2750
3 Bedroom Home
Fi.n.e View.
Crace Stoermer. charming titian-Locker. See Sam, 1003 Coast Davi.s. Helnz Bayahore Camp.! FOR SALE-Gray Marine Engine We have just lnataJled 3 new tac·
hR\red Native Daughter. replaced Highway, Newport Beach. 97.zt.c Nev.·port. 96-ltp 4-4-0 and propeller. F'ertect con-tory metllod Retread mold.a which
Tu·o view lots near the Bea.-
con in Newport H eightsi,
J oseph Beek. Balboa Islander, as, ____________ ------------diUo n. See it OJM"rating my-boat gtve a deeper tread than new $8500
tittrPtary of the state senate. a WIRE FENCES at SOl 36th St .. N ewport Beach tlree, meaning more mlleage. HO
ea.ch -·························-····--····-$1200
po•ltlon which Capt. Beek regain-NOW AVAILABLE SUNDAY. DEC. 23rd ONLY. Leave Urea In the morning and USES
eJ later and hu held ev~r tince. SOUTHERN 96-2tp have them recapped or repa.1.red W . J. H olcomb Dandy s easide cottage
The Nevvport Harbor Yacht club CALIFORNIA Metal posts set In concrete by evenlnl' or w e pick up your 151 7 Coe.st Highway and garage ....... -............. $5000.00
Galvanized cbaln link wire. H1'gcrins Boats Corona del Mar ' bedrm h L was urglng all and sundry to take TELEPHONE .,. car and deliver ..,.,e d&y. Free •-· ouse, gar. ~ gar,
out li(e member!.hips at $2tiO per COMPANY Budget Terms. 101,i to 55 Feet loanera tt dfflred.. Money b&ck 0 Where the Flags Fly" 96.-ztc apt .. turn .. on water front
--· tlie cha..o.ce ot a lifetime." Call Us Collect tor Priority orders taken now, guarantee 18 your aaaurance. ------------and near Lido Theatre $9500.00
Try working t<Xlay's crossword
puzzle.
l!All: MISCELLANEOUS so
MEN'S Coveralls. Work Shirts.
Pants, Blue Jeans. Raln Overalls.
· Pennsvl vania Oil
.. G&llon, 79c
Western Auto Supply
Authorized Dealer
1836 Newport Blvd., Costa M~sa
97-2tc
needs
Young W oman
to work in Balboa
business office
Pleasant working condlUons..
Opportunity for advancement.
Va.cations with pay.
'wage lncrea.a:es regularly.
Apply 115 Palm Street, Balboa
Monday, Wednesday, Ft1day p.In.
or call Newport 14:41 for
appointment.
9:>-tfe
EE E Grade A Truck Rubber Beautiful 3-bedrm. house. FR STIMATE Dale Watts Now Avalla~le. lge. living A ommg rooms,
C · 901 eo..t Highway Ph. 1088 CoOta Me .. T ire & Retread Shop HUB POWERS 85 rt. f rontage on Ocean 0mmun1ty 9S-tfc our new add.TUI ExclWlive Listing Ave. peninsula., patio k Builders Supply 1760 Newpo.t Blvd. landscaping, possession
2450 Orange Ave., FIRE EQUlPMENT TESTS -TeL N. B. 2!k2 M -t1c 3 Bedroom Home at end or escrow ............ $17,500.00
Long Beach C-0-Two, Pyrene & Foam rettlla. ------------Fine 6-rm. home fully turn.
Pb: Long Bea.ch 49513 94-4:tc CO• t b:ed sys~em and Portable• FOB BENT '1 One story. Near North Bay Front. tncT. 8-fL elec. re!rig.,
now av&Jl&ble. ETS HOKIN &; ------------In excellent condiUon. 2-car gar. Magic Chef range, M aytag
F or A GALVAN, 1000 Cout Highway. FOR RENT-Large room for two Sale Price washer on 9~x95 corner, , young men on Balboa Island. "Hobby" New Year Phon• 1384. 73-ttc Call 1479-R. 9~te $14,500 dbl. We pr., apL In rear,
and a Merry Xmu: '" garden plot, cement patio,
6 -~~ M~ •~ d 1 , __ ,.. BOATS-Bot, Sold and 'Traded FOR RENT-Good 3-room Apt. to brlck barbecue & brick oven,
QOOL. ......,.e"', ope, g ue, IU.LU&. Marine Engtnu and ParU B lb I I d Lots sandpa~r. decal&--all for $2.00. lady who will .... 1.t tn motel and a oa s an all encloeed by brick wall.
r-MARINE SALVAGE AND cat k art Um Good P I l Deluxe Models $1.00 up. Xacto · e w or P -e. Inside Jots. QUees on a end ot
Knife Seta $1 .00 and $2.oo. MFG. 00. WSlr... PermanenL Coutllne $4000 & $5000 escrow ........................... $20,000.00
FOR THE ST A.MP COLLECI'OR S090 W. Central Ave. Pb.. 2388-W Motel, 6600 Coast Hi.gbway, 4-rm. studio hou.se near
u. s. Mint Seta, Block.9, &. Sou-Newport Be.acb., caut. Newport Bea.ch.· Phone 1408-W. ocean, cape Cod style.-.$3000.00 26·tfC 96-2tc For these Special.I 2-story 7-rm. house on-.... , venlr Sbeeta. F orelgn Picture ------------w •-Seta. New Victory ilsUea. M.lxed FOR SALE--CCC Oa.sa Sloop, "'-w --ANTED----TO--BICNT-------U See 2 blka. from ocean.. ......... $8.500.00
Packet. A Packeta made to or-cyl. Grey. Ju.st overhauled. New HUB POWERS 3-bedroom hou.se, Apt. In WANT TO RENT furnlahed hou.s• rear, 50-fL ocean tront-der. canvas, rtggtng and boat in e:.r:cl. Agent
97-ltc
BROSE REALTY .
1307 Cout Highway
Corona. d.el Mar
Phone 2048 Houra 9 -~
Corona de! Jlfar Lots
North of Highway
30-ft. lot on Polnsettia.,
good location ....... -~ ......... $10M .
Adjoining eorne-r lot can
be bought tor .................... $1500
SOUTH OF ffiGHWAY
30.-ft, iot OD Da.hlla.. ....... $12~
Listings Wanted
of Corona de! Mar and
Balboa Wand Property.
97-lte
New
3-Bedroom Homes
Flower St. a.ad Santa Ana Av• ...
Coot& M-
Hardwood ftoot'!'-Tlle bath
Tll<o oink-Double prage
$2360 down-$56 p.:r m onth
--alao-
Duptex now buOdt.ng-ready
real eoon
Ralph P. Maskey auo eout m•c1.
Newport Beach,. Callfonila
Phone 402
71-~
HIS CHRISTMAS
Is Ne> Problem GIFT CERTIFICATES cood. Write or • call Jim Taylor, or apartment. Young couple, no age, near the Newport
For Models "' Stampe n to $11 2100 Westwood Blvd.. w .. twood, children or peta. Pllono <15. J . A. BEEK O FFICE pier .............................. $15,000.00 For Sale .t ;f; ;f;
IF HE OWNS
A BOAT
MESA HOBBY SHOP Calif. Phone ARlrona 3-7428. 97_.tp Ferry Landing -See -B ]
1711< Newport Blvd., Costa M .. a 95-4tcw --ANTED---TO--RE-NT--Tw-o-or Balboa Ial&nd FRED W. BRIGGS FUrnlah~.b~aa:dElectrlc
93-ttc ------------Pllone 62-W with a le!. LANE
.t :t :t
Ets -Hokin ·& Galvan ·
1000 Coan Blway Phone 1384
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD
811 Coast Highway 101
Phcme Newport 866
ttt -
• llootbip and space aftl'lable°
for no.a for &le
• Paddle Boardl for ..
bJ U. weell or -tla.
-------------FOR SALE--BeautttuJ 27-ft. Aux. three bedroom apt. or bou.ae 1n Retrigeration. Small rear cot·
Co d b Opposite City Hall ta Sloop "Windaong." Mower de-rona e-1 Mar y man•ger Of Ph ge for income. Poueuioo at Used Bicycles
and Tandems
Adult --$U Up
sign. Excellent condJ.Uon. FWJy cafeteria. Pbone N. B. 1736-W. 96-4tc I one 343 97-ltc cloae at eacrow.
equipped. Good dinghy. 4-cyl. 97-4tp ON CHtjrCE ocean lllde Of Cout (LltUe laland)
VOGEL -100 Main St., Balboa.
92-tfc
Unlverul. sta1n1... oteel rig-w ANTl!:D bY reeponlllble Tell>-AV'l'OK<TnV• & TUia Ill Hlghw;ay In beautl!ul Corona de! $8500 -Terms
gtng. All bronze t\tunga. Var-pbcm.e Employee, % or 3 bedroom FOR SALE-Two Ures, tubes and Mar, new 3-bednn. corner ltucco
ntahed dock. New army duck hoUM. Permanent. Pbcone s...ta wheels, 5.l!O by 17, almoet new. home, 1 blk. from lchool, ator.. Gertrude A. Waldron
JUl!t Arrived ~r. ~t Fir:::.. 8;'cBll~ro. Ana 6888. 80-ttc 2909 Weat Central Ave. 97-2tp and buau. $9,000. Owner, ~21 WM. w . SANFORD
Jl'reeb. B-....t ...... A.J.d Ol' e mey, Fernleaf. P . 0 . Box «O. 94.-4tc Pl'>.one 234-W. 96-tfC ~--. 717 14th St., Banta Moolca. WANT TO RENT -G..-.ge by 1942 eha!t drive 'martey," anly -:-::==-::.,..,.----------_:_ __ _:_ ________ _
BATTERIES 51595. " 95-4te year ID vicinity Of 60Q W . Surf, '12,000 mllea, $425. Call at 302 ADT08 WANTED 59 AUTOS WANTED II
G..n.s.r-Drug Co. Balboa, to accommodate Buick 8. Onyx, Balboa lalan<l 97-4tp -:-------------------------~
117 lola!n st. Ph. 510 HUlllCAL & RADIO 14 Mra. W. J . Twogood. 5823 Brock-
•ttc GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO for ale. ton Ave., Riverside. ~tp FOR SALE-One Cuebman aeooter •==-.,.,--..,-=-----~---1 7 37 s N -----------~ wtth 'aide-c&r. BnbmtJ1 Co., 901 w .. HA"°" goo<! oae<l pianos tor l th L, ewport Beach. WANTED TO RENT-Apartment Coaat Hlgh...,.y. 98-2te
$96, $125, $180. $l95 up. n.. • 94_.tp or bowie. Balboa. No chlldren, 2 ----'--'------
CT&lldo "96 up. Terma. Some • adulta. W ould ah&re with owner MOND /l'O WAN II
for renL so ,...,,, tn an.n,. Radio Repairs ------county. Da.os-Scbmldt Pt&no C"O..., All ma.k~•: tubes.. etc. Ph. 24.17. any time. Pb: 8· A. 257g..w or
520 N. Main, Santa Ana.. we Burt Norton. 916 Cout B l..,.y, Bee L.. Ba'alcena., Balboa Fun Zone. 96-2tp
FOR 8ALE-Oeona All for 8 M• N ewport Beacb 93--ttc
ter bo&t, perfect c:ood.' Trlplept FOR s~ -Uprigllt Plano tn llENT, IOIMJEIJ,&NE()tlll "
lube tooter. -t !><Jlldltlao. gooa condttfoa. L& Goad&, manu-OFFICE SP ACE to let tn t11e
LOANS TO BUILD, bu:J, impron,
modernloo or refinance.
Newpu.t Balboa Fodo<al •'"-
and Loan 4MOd•Hm..
-Via Lido Toi.,_ UO"
Pbooe N . B. 11138-W daJ9, or cell factund by,,_.._ 6-. bout Of tzi. boat bQ!ld!nc 419-------------
at 422 Acada st.. 0.-. dol Price '1911. -N. B. lm-J. trict. Pb<me Newpon 11eec1a ny worldnc
--...... --... 9'1-Ucpn+
tcldlT• aua u md
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WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top Prices
SELL YOUR CAR NOW
Wh\1e Prices are ljigh.
Phone for our courteous bUyer who will call and
advise you reganllng OP,A regulationa, celling
prices and arrange all detaµs
CULBERTSON CHEVROLET. CO., Inc.
Olrnolet and ()!cl~ DNlen .
IODl W'• <atnl, N&wP*t Pr• a ·o11-, R M .. • .... ....
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-----...a !Na pulfllcailcm -·-wllereln U.• author i. a .Cl&lltornlan and la rep-
ruentoct ... ...ucb•d .fO< by hla
pul>llaber. TWo gold med&lo and
tlve .Uver medall will be awarded.. Alarmed by the tn.creue 1n th•
' --an he!"I' tal<on by the ~th Cub Of San Frao·
number ot automobile acc:ldentl
and the Inability et un1nau.ttd
I cloco for the 13th Annual Call· J• a .,._ ..,,... N...-
fomla Literature Keclal Award Tlmeo Leaclerehipl
driven to pay dama,gea, the Cali-
fornia Farm Bureau Federation I.I
lnveettgating the feulbillty of
legialatlon which would cempel the
bolder ot an open.tor'• llcenee to
carry adequate penooal and llabll-
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IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP
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STEAM OIL
SHAMPOO
Hoon: 9 to 5
Open Evenings
By Appointment .r-,,1,,,,"\
MRS. IRENE TOUSLEY, -Owner
28%7 West Central Phone 1781..J
tty ineurance.
Officer Called
To Remove Cat
From Island Roof
It took but a few mlnutea f or
Officer McM.anlgal to retrieve a
cat from the root of a residence
at 118 Jade, Balboa Lsland, yes-
terday morning. The pet would
not come down ot its own accord,
and the own«r could not cou; It
down, It was reported.
Make Your Selection Wh~~e Our Stock Is Complet~
Brandy
Christian Bros $415
Fifths-
Imperiam $459
Fifths-
Padre 3-Star $375
Fifths-
Le Jon $415
Fifths-'
J. Bavet
Fifths-
$408
Remy Martin $997
Cogpac Cllampagne-Flfths-
Martell Cognac $832
Fifths-
Corgo $553
Fifths-
Whiskey
and Wines
A_D Popular B'f""ds
3 Star Hennes)'\ $799
Fifths-
Beer
Including Eastern
By Bottle or Case
EXTRA
SPECIALS
Romate Brandy
Fifths-s3 00
OPA. $t.75 -··-·-·-------· ..
· Cyprus Brandy
F1tt-• •3 00 OPA, $1,.51 ............ ·-··
Fonseca Brandy
Fifi-•400
OPA, 5.55 ...... ·-············
Croix Royale
F1fths-•3 00
OPA, $3.98 --·----·-----·---
Creme de Menthe
DuBouchett
Balzac
Bardinet
Dom Benedictine
LeRoux
Mar -Salle
Grand Marnies
Neyens
Garnier
Creme de Cacaos
Bardinet
Balzac
De Kuyper
Southern Comfort
LIQUERS
Southern Comfort
DuBouchett
Season's Grettings
I Mr. and Mrs. Roy ~eene
Rums
Goddard's
Puerto Rican
Fifths-OPA $4.14
Windward
Cuban-Fifths-OPA $4.43
Barcelona
lmported~fths--OPA $4 .24
Ron Cabilon $300
Puerto Rican-5ths--OPA $4.29
Bacardi $536
Cuban-Fifths-
Bacardi $413
Puerto Rican-Fifths
Ronrico $483
Puerto Rican-Quarts
Gins
• Gilbey's
• Gordon's
• Fleischmann's
• Walker's
• Calvert's
• Di xie Belle
• Kinsey
·()fllN XMAS EVE. CLOSED plAS DAY
Keene's Korner
Pvl Ray Hansen
Due Home Sunday
From West Point
GIFTS for ALL
Navajo Rugs .
'
Woven in beautiful desig n and
color by the Navajo Indians
Small and large size to please everyone.
For Women
Lovely
Crystal Sets
For Her Bedroom
FOR MEN
Belts
Suspenders
Billfolds
Dolls
Complete
Selection
ALL PRICES
Pearls
' 72-inch Strand
Silv~
Jewelry
Beautiful Indian,
Mexican and Peruvian
that every woman
wants.
FOR WOMEN
Costume Jewelry
Handkerchiefs
Envelope Bags
"flw. U.. llJ.u.eu'' fuu... U..
BALBOA Glf*I' SHOP
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Bowling Alley Fire Small.Fire Damage
W PaJse Ala • In Trash Box Window Glass
Fullers Paints
88 ..,; • rm, On Back Porch Numbers Mixed
YOU'LL ktrp dry in an , aD·
wellther coat of water.repellent
nyon bengaline. Thia one ha1 raglan
shoulders., club collar, fly front-and
a fetching hat to match I The nyoa
fabric in thi1 coat h.a.1 an informative
1 label telling you about the durability
, of the water.repellent finish, how to
have the coat cleaned, and other
fact.a aboot fabric anviceability. Be
sure. when you buy rainwear, that it
hu a label like thi1 telling you about
tbe MrriccabilitJ of the fabric.
JAMES MUSSATTI, Gen. Mgr.1
State C. of C.-"Plans submitted
thus far shov.• ~bat compulsory
health in!fllrance v.·ould cost far 1
more than the proposed 3« ta.x-
a.nd ';1.'0Uld oft er ir.complete cover-
age at best."
BOOKS
\\'e Have What You Need
ESTRELLITA'S
(Estelle Campbell, Owner1
Ph. Santa Ana S6'2S
615 North !\ta.In Street
Room 8 -. .\rcade RuJldJnK
Our Lending Library Contains
the Latest Books ..•
Hoon: 9:30 to 5:SO
Ex«pt ~Ion., 2 p.m . -5 :SO p .m .
,
--GLA.88 SET FREE
AT STOKE -·-
A atnall tire in a tf'8.8h box. on
the back porch ot the Dr. Ingra-
ham home, occupied by T . ·w.
Bunnell at 120 34 th street wu
extlnguiabed Sunday morning by
the fire department. Scorched
walls on the porch were the only
damage reported.
Burton's Paint Store
0 _ ~o pays for advertising f
oocy. It pays tor it.aelt!
M&polla and Weetmllal.1ter
OOSTA MESA
Phone 1119-J
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Headquarters
for Skiers ...
Featuring:
f( Groswold Skis
f( White Stag Clothing
f( Gerber Boots • "::'.~::=:::.,.
f( Steel Ski Poles
f( Waxes
and other quality
equipment.
•
Skis, Poles, and Boots for Rent
See JOHNNY ABELL at
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BATTERIES ·CHARGED
iA 30 Minutes
With Oar lust • lnat&Jled
New Super-QuJck Charger.
LUBRICATION
SPECIALIST ....... ,.;.G ~I'~·
con8tantly resdy and ~hie to gt\·e yo u the qnlckeat and
completest job of grea!llng and olllng
Augmented force of Expert 1'1 echanJcs now sen ·e you at
VIRG'S GARAGE
TEXA CO PRODUCTS • GAS STATIO~
2406 \\'est Central Avenue, Newport Beach •
Open Nightly Tiii 7 o'Clock Phones 129 and 1144 ·W
PUBLIC NOTICE
As of S_eptember 1. 1945'. we discontinued our Tract
Sales Representative for all properties located in Corona
del Mar for \Vhich \Ve \\·ere selling agents.
Since that date prospective purchasers could make
offers of purchase through their licensed real estate
broker, or direct t o us. We offered no protection to
'real estate brokers who secured offers of purchase, but
agreed to pay the NewJ)ort Realty Board real •estate
brokers commission to any broker who submitted a
bona fide offer of purchase irt writing, which offer so
submitte;:I 'yas accepted by the owners.
• In order to avoid misunderstandings, this is to
notify prospective purchasers and real estate brokers
that we .have no tract sales representative at Corona
del Mar, and request that both prospective purchaser
and broker§ deal direct with us in our Los Angeles
office.
PROPERTIES, Inc.
736 South tlill Street
Los Angeles 55. California
JOHN SHERROD HARRIS
L.A.
Vice President
Phone: Madison 7211
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_P,uaL1c NoT1cEs PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES :_::=::.::c_:_.:..::...c.:..:::-=--~~1 Fair Play r._P..~-Dim Hope Held
For Butter Supply
Increase Soon
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS !llOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
t llOJ>ERTV AT PRIVATE SALE · I No. P• .. P-4261 The Beard of Tn11tees ot New·
1 the SUperior Qourt of the State port Harbor Union High School
of California, In and for the offer for sale a 19-41 Mercury Sta-
,, tion Wagon (E 59625), in excel-·,Countv Of L, os Ang'l.le&.
lent condition and v.1tb good t lre1.
~ the Matter of the Guudlan· Bids muat be filed ln the office
elilp of ltbe penoo and E:i:tate of .0 f the high llChool by 10 a.m. Jan-
~an, Sue Ruuell, Incompetent. ua ry 3. 1946.
-~o'1ce la bereby given tbat tbi!' The Board reservea the right to
und~gned will ae.ll at private reject a.Dy and a11 bid9.
sale,
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(he hJgbeat and beet bid A. H. FITZt:'ATRlCK,
de.r, subjttcl to conflnnaUon of aerk.
aald *3uperlor Court. on or a!ter Pub.-Dec. 13, 20, 1945.
"t'\e 28th da.y of December. 194!'>.
NOTICE OF S ALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRI VATE SALE
No. 232534
the Superior Court of t he State
of Callfornla, In and fOI" t he
at the office of CHARLES M .
FUELLER. 26 North Marengo.
Puadjena 1, County of Los A.."l·
~ea, State of California, all the
right, 1 title and interest of said 1 In
Incompetent . in and to all the cer-
tain ~al property situate in Or-1 County of Lo• Ange le.,
ange ~ount Y, State ot Califcrgi:i.,
part~cu'larly described a.s folto\\'S,
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In the ~'faUer of the Estate of
to-wit: EDGAR B. McK.r.'JIGHT , Deceased.
Lot 12 in Block "B" of Tract ! '.':'otice Is hereby g iven that the
No. 335. Beverly Tract. as ! undersigned will !fell at private
Shown on map recc rded in sale. to t he highest and best bidder ,
Book 15 at page 11 of ~I iscel-I subject to confirmation ·of said
laneous Maps. record, of Or-Superior Cottrt. on or after the 20th
ange County. Unimprovb:!. day of December 1945, at the office
Terms of saJe cash in ht.wtul I of GARNER & GARDNER, Attor-
~Olle)I of the United States on oeys. 619 Title In91.ll'ance Building,
confirmation of sa.J.e. T en per cent 433 South Spring Street, ln the
c f amount bid to be depoaited \\•ith Ci ty of and County of Los Angelee.
bid. State of CalilomJa. all t he r ight,
Bida or often to be 1:1 v.·riting title and interest of said deceased
o.nd will be received a t th~ a!cre. at the time ot deat h a.nd aJl the
"31d office at any time after the right, title and Interest that the
first publication hereof and before estat'e of said deceased bu acqulr-
dat~ of sale. ed by operation. of law or other-
r>ated this 6th day of Oect?m()('r, wise. other than or in addition to
104.5, that of said deceased. at the time
LELLA ;.1. BROWN. Guardia11 of death, In and to all the certain
of the E.Jtate and person of I real property situate In the County
Deane Sue Ru.saell, an Incoru of Orange, State of California.
petent Peraoftl: particularly described a.a follows,
CHARLES M. FUELLEP. to-wit:
26 No. Marengo. Pasaden11 1, Calif.. All that cert.a.In land situated ln
Altorney for (';uardlan. the County of Orange. State of
CH-1'2~61 cali!ornla described a.a follows, to-
Pub.-Vec. 13, 20, 27 , 1945. wit:
N OTICE TO BIDDERS
1 Tb~ Board of Ttustees of New·
port Jiarbor Union H i_Jh School
~ill ~ceive birui oo the purchase
pt on~ 1946 Ford or Mercury 4-
dOOr sedan.
Bid• will ~ accepted tn the of·
flee ot the high school to 10 Lm..
Januuy 3, 1946.
Thel Boa.rd reserves the right to
reject a.ny and all blda.
A. H . FITZPATRICK.
Clerk.
Pub.-De<:. 13, 20, 19<5.
Parcel 1. A portion of Sectlqn
Six, T ownship Eight South, Range
Eight West, S. B. B. &: M., par·
tlcularly bounded and described &S'
folloWs: Beginning at a point in
the Northerly line of Tract No. 713,
as shown on a Map recorded in
Book 21. page 24 of ?tliecellaneous
Maps, records of, Orange County,
California, distant thereon North
89 .. 14 ' 45" West 93".32 tttt from
the Southeast comer of the ·North-
east quarte-r of the Northeast quar-
ter of said Section Six, as shown
on said Map of ad.id Tract; thence
:'-."orth 47• 04 ' '4..5" West a di.stance
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SINGE YOUR turk•y 1hi1 .a1y way.
Place some rubbing alcohol in a coffH
lid or small metal con-
tain• r. light with • \,,~,·
match then use flam• to '' ·
1in9e pi.II feathe rs and .
1uch. Th i1 method won1t -\,
black•n th• flHh. Emil ~~ ,,.._
HOUSEHOLD HINT
STRING grHn Mwing t~read through
your Christmas ornaments, then tie to
tree so they hang sev·
erol inches down from
branches. Thi s hidet
bald spots and makes
ornaments appear at
though th•y we,. float·
ing in space.
CHRISTMAS
APPLE AND WATERCRESS DRESSING
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Sprinkle baking powd•r ov•r b.....I
cNmbs, add m•ltlld short•ning. lro-
onions with sau1C19e m.crt, add to
btffd crumbs, then mi x balance of ln-
gredi•nh thorovghly. Stuff th. fowl.
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To •vHy fomily for ~nd near
i6't,. We Mnd
t ,~ a hearty Gnetlng.
~ May your Holidays
I be fvll of Cheer -
Good luck-and
Happy Eating I
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of SS.64. feet to a point: thence
Nortbweattrly along a curve con·
cave to the Northeast bavtng a
radtua of 253.97 feet and being
tangent to the last deacrtbed
coune, a diltance of 125.46 feet to
J,Ol!aGt·smisaf ~.,
,.1lf1M ellt 1t111C.ls.. _Iii~ ~----·-·-_ .. .-. .. _._·------1~
the t rue point of beginning; thence UNEQUAL lldnnla In &DJ
contlnulng along the lut deecribed kind of contelt spoil C l}>Ort for
curve '.i. dJstance of 60.00• f'et to ~I most A..mfticana. A 1eme of fair·
polnt ; thence North 86 30' 10 DHI ii MplJ' rooted ln our peo-
Eaat a distance of 113.14 feet to ple. AdullJ upoaint crooked-
a point; thence South 19• 00' East l n., In a profnalonal team ii all
a dl1'1t~ce of 30.00 feet to a point;! ft Uk• to benkrui4 the club. be-thence~ South 11 • 24 ' 4()• West a • came falmna la ~rdinal. Prac:-
dlsta.nce of 116.33 feet to the truel1 ticallT all fonDI ol copipetltion take oo the futuru of a pme
point of beginning. bi th1I countrJ'• bU1hlea and
Parcel 2. A portion of Section I polit:M:a are no Gc.ptiona.
Six, T ownship Eight Sout.b. Range
were kt out for •ok:ina' diacon-
tent o-loaa boma IDCI low w..... Jt WU ditrn.ceful. It wu al.o a tonr time aeo. It wu
not fair. The public .-.led It
aJld stopped It.
P11)>1Je' PEOPLE 1tlll remember
Fro1'M tboae daya. Nobody ca.rel
Butter supplies are only 30
cent of what ls considered normal
In 9range county, according to
OP A. officials, who see Httle hope
for addiUonu.l supplies before
spring.
current shortages a re due to
Jack of importation or butter from
middle western states. lt wu said.
Although Los Angeles county Is
one ol the largest mJlk producing
counties in the nation. m<>f!t Of it
is strictly fluid milk production,
and ts not being made Into butter.
Ch ri stnras Gifts.
Azaleas • Cyclamen • Saint Panlly
Heather • Peppen • Fel'llll • Begonlu.
Mixed Pobi and llanglllg Baskebi
Beaotlfnl Malden Hair Fel'llll
Fine quality plants at
Reasonable Prices
(Begonia Tubers Also)
Cardoza Gardens
5d3 Cout BJ\·d. Coro:aa. del Mar
Phone Nwpt. Bch. f.1
Eight West, S. B. B. It M .• par-The public hu taken a hand
tlcularly bounded and described occuionally in t1M bout betweel?-
as followa: Beginning at a point In tho•• bea3-we.irht coutatant.a,
the Northerly llne Of Tract N o. Capital • Labor. Untfl V!?1 recemU1, labor WU u. ·~
713, u shown on a Map recorded favorite. and the choice wt.a une.
In Book 21 , page: 24 of Mlscella.ne-The laborer bu been "the man
ous Maps, records of Orange Coun-on the bott.om" ln many landJ for
ty, Ca lifornia. distant thereon connUe11 yean and •ympathy for
North 89g 14 ' 45" West 720.27 feet the underdoc is a human trait.
from the Southeast corner of the But thi• ceneratlon of Americana
Northeast quarter of the N orth-bu seen the tables tarn.
much now if employers ,
have to hire whom the union u.11
hire, p&J "hit the union oap
p&J and blow the whl8tl1 by the
union otllclal'• watch.. But there
ls som•thlns that th• ~ublic doe11
care about, namely rtn:,\ca. When
a home owner'• family •hiven in
a cold bouae for want of fuel be
ia auioua to bu7, be 4ndli out
wh1.
Reasons for not considering
practical two suggested m rthods
of insuring more butter tor this
area are given In the report. I +~--------------------------~
One me-lhod, raising the ceiling price ot butter locally to induce I--,.----------------------------
In ftnd,iui out why -people &a..
cover Labor'• unequ~ advanta,re.
. John Q. Public m1gbt not frown
on a 1trike over ware. or hours,
but he get.a plenty huffy doin1
withouf necu1itie1 while tome·
body retaliates a crievanoe -or
while men ait idle, trying to force
a point that mi.rht better be
settled peaceably, aettled with
both ahifta workinc and buaintu
goill&' on u mual..
distant shippers t o seod their 9UP-
plie-s here, would fail because in-lr+...J.--------------------------.
east quarter of said Section Slx. Popular LABOR tn the United
aa show n on said Map of said Ve.rdkt State.a ia not the under-
tract ; thence N ortb\\•esterty along doc-far from it. Every
a curve concave to the N ortheaet mature penoa, who bu given the
ba.v-tng a r adius of 63.95 feet and 1ubject any tho~bt at all, Jmowa
whose radial line at the point of that Capital i• no match for Labor in this country now. IAbor
beginning bears North 55• 46' East bu a club that management can't
from the last mentioned polnl & ue, the •trike. What i. even Sttike1 are violenf and deatruc-
dtstance of 37.16 feet t o a polnt of more, manacement bu no wea-tive u anon. They hurt many
reverse curve; thence Northerly pon that will approximately people, not Ju.at one. 1 -.m • Ufo-
along a curve concave to thP West inatch it in force and violence, Ion& friend of Labor, and I pre-'
having a radius of 219.52 f~t and 8Dd bu no detenae from iL diet that ab'ikea will 'be outlawed 1 b7 po~ular dlaoppronl. Tbe, lock·
crease in t he ceiling here Y.'duld
bring on similar aaju!'ltments In
othe-r extre.me shortage areas.
thus causing a serious disloc ation
in distribution. the OP A contended.
The second plan, to direct the
m ilk industry as to how much of
their products should be diverted
to butter, would faJI because it
\\'OU)d '1nvolve re-instating r ation-
ing and other wartime restric-
tions. definitely unpopular ''"Ith the
public, the report maintains.
Christmas Dance
At Balboa USO
Scheduled Dec. 21
being tangent to the tut described There waa a time when an em-out and the blackllat we.re ao out-I
curve & distance of . 153.62 f eet to ployer could fire a competent lawed. Peaceful waya io HttJe
a polnt; thence North 41 • 02' W e9t workman for voting 1n'OJll'. A induatrial diaput.ea ext1t now.!
tangent to the la.st deacrtbed curve 1tn.w-bou once could dilml.N a Unlua they are u.ed voluntarily,·
a distance of 30.29 f eet t o a polnt: f emale subordinate fcir reaentinc we can look f o'i the public io
thence Northwesterly along a h1a overtuna. lDtellipnt penona create aome compulaoq-meth~
c urve concave to the Northeast The annual Christmas dance will
havtnr a ra.dl11.1 or :J.16.26 feet and PUBLIC NOTICES Blimp May Aid, be held Friday, De<. 21 , a l the
being tangent to the Jut de.cribe-d --Balboa USO club. The hall has
coursie a dl•tance of 29.71 f eet to and addresses are as follows, t~ Direct Auto Traffic been specially decorated with
the true paint o! beghmlng; thence wit: ChrUJ:tmu trim for the affair .
South 55• •5' Weat a distance of Nora S . Wade, 205 Westminster. At Rose Tourney Special recognition tor the.ir help
109.~l feet to"e-p6int; thence North Newport Beach. Cali£.; Sam D. in decor ating goes t o Mr. and 30 ~ 40' SO" W est a dl&tance of Porter. 1569 Miramar D r ive. Bal-It rted W d d b Mrs. Ralph Allen. !.ini. C. B. How-
12.00 teet to a point : thenc e North boa. Calif.: S . A. Meyer, Udo Isle, Lt ~a; re6° H G :rnnee ay Y 1ard. Miss Virginia Atkinson. Mr.
19 ° 00' West a distance or ~.00 Newport Beach, Calif. · r. · · r ger . oper~ Robert Doyle and se eral s ervl atlons officer at the Blimp Base . · v . ce feet to a point : thence North 10• W itness our hands this 4th day who reside-s at 7 Rudder Road. men whose names \\'ere not k nown.
15' 10" East a dlatanc• of 100.01 ol December, 1945.
feet to a point ; thence Soutbeut-NORA s . \VADE Beacon Bay, that It baa been pro-
erly along-a curve concave to the SM! o . PORTER J>06ed to have a bllmp aid in traf-
Northeast having a radius ot ,. s. A. MEYER flc control and di~ction at the
246.26 feet and wboee radial line STATE OF CALIFORN1A. ) Rose Bo\\'I game in 1Pa.sadena New
LONDON TO AUSTRALIA
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911 Coast Highway Phone 184
a.t the point of beglnnllli'. bears COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss. ·ye-ar's day.
North 57• 30' 44 " Ea.st a di.stance On this 4th d ay of o:.tcember, Plans are not yet completed, and
of 50.00 feet to the true point of A. D., 1945. before me T om \V. approval from t.Oe Chief of Naval
begin.ning. · llende~n a Notary Public in and Operatlon111 Ls now being sought ..
LONDON. -The Brtti.9h Over~
seas Corporation l.s now flying a
12,000 mile route to Australia onf'-----------------------------'
a 63 hours schedule. \
That certaJn property ln the C1tyl for the said county and state, re-A1r. Grainger a.s8Urned. however,
or Lagtlna Beach deisc!i.bed u fpl-siding therein. duly C'Ommissioned that the control would be done
lows: and sworn, personally appeared with the aid of a loud speaker sys-
Lot Thne in Block "B" of Mc-Nora S . \'tade. Sam D. Porter. S . ! lem. and that a member of the
Knight's Addition Section "A" to A. Meyer known to me to be the police f~rce .would be-aboe.rd to
Laguna Clltt$, u •hOWD on a Map per.;ons whose names are subscrib-do the directing ..
recorded in Book 8 , page 31 of ed. to the ' within instrument. and
Mtscella.neoua Mapa, recorda ot Or· acknowledged to me that they ex-
ange County, California. ecuted the same.
I en:o.s .J: SA.Je ca.an tn lawtuJ IN W1TNESS WEREOF, I havE
•1 the t.:oltt"d :itatee 00 h ereunto set my hand and affixf:"d
ro· t ·r"?~:t '\Pn .,, M.t~ ren Pt°' !'f'Ot my o fficial seal the day and year
t 1:.rv .1 t olc tc <>i" d'-t...J&:t t"c in this Certificate fi rst above writ-
ten. . ..,.It:. tllO.
Bt.Ja 'or tA'fen to be tn W'T1tln&
and will be received at the afore-
said otflte at any time after the
f ir!rt publlcatioo hereof and before
date of eale.
Dated thl.9 20th day of Novem-
ber, 1945.
MARGARET L. McKNIGHT,
a.a Admlntatratri.x of the
F.state of s&Jd Decedent.
GARNER It GARDNER.
Attorneys for eal.d Admlnl1tratrlx,
619 Title Insurance BuUdlng,
Loe Angelea 13, Calltomla.
CR-12550.
Pub.-Dec. 4, 11 . 18. 194.5.
CERTIF'ICATE OF BUSINESS:
F ICTITIOUS FIRM NAME
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they are conduct-
ing a printing and publishing busJ-
ness at 3011 West Central avenue,
Newport Beach, California, under
the fictitious firm name of New-
port Harbor Publishing Co., and
that said firm ls con1posed of the
following persons whose names
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TOM W . HENDERSON.
Notary Public in and for said
(Seal) County and Sta te.
fMy Commission expires March 7,
1949. !
Pub.-Dec. 6. 13, 20. 27, 1945.
No. 216755
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
In The Supe,.10,. Court Of The State
of California In and For The
County of Los Angele•.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF PAUL J ORDAN,
aleo known as Paul J ordan, Jr.,
DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned wl.11 aell at private
sale, to the highest and beltt bid-
der, subject to confinn&tion f1l
said Superior Court, on or after
the '4.th day of Janua,ry 1946. a t
the office of her attorney, H o...,·&rd
F. Shepherd. 625 Title Insurance
Bu11dlng, 433 South Spring Strut.
ln the City Of and County of Loe
Angeles, State of Callfornla, all
the right, title and Interest of a.aid
deceased at the time of death a.nd
all the right. tltle and intereBt that
the estate of se.td deceased has: ac-
quired by operation ot la.w or
otherwise, othe r than or in addition
to that of aald deceued at thei
tlme ot death, ln and to all the
certain real P1'"'9PCrty situated In
the County of Orange, State of
California. pe.rtlcularty ducribed
a.a follows:
Lot 22 ln Block 3. and Lots
17, 18, 19 and 20 ln Block "·
Laguna. Height.8, pa map re-
corded 1n Book .c. page e1· ot
M!scellalleowr Reeord9 In lhe
of'flce of th& eouiity Recorder
ot aid County.
Ten:n1 ot u.1~ ca.ah 1n Iawtul
money ot the United States on con-
tlrm&U~ of aale, or r part cub
and balance evidenced by note ee...
cured by mortpp or trust deed
on the property mo mid. Ten per
cent of amoun.t bld: to be depoeitecJ.
wllh bid.
Blda or otfef"I to be In writlng
&pd wUl be receiYed at the afore-
aJd ottloe at any tim& atttt tbe
ftnt pubHcaUon hereof and be-
fore elate ot sale .
.Dated thla Ulh clay ot Decem·
her, 1945.. !
MILDRED lL .JORDAN,
E,..cutrlx . Of the ..tau ot
a1d. deceued
HOWARD II'. SHEPHERD
Attorney at i.,.. •
-Tttle -""™'""· Loe Anrtl• 13, Caltf.
C-12570.
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Pub.-Dec. :IO, 27; Jan. S, 19".
People . • • Reversing the usual procedure. ~
F . Roy Greenleaf sr., \\1ell known ~ • local p roperty O\~tner, caught the •
flu in "'palm Springs and came here ~
to get rid of it. \Vith Mrs. Green-~
leaf. he Is e.nconeed at the Balboa !
Inn and while planning to spend ~ • the \1,:eeketfd at the de9ert city will ~
return Monday and Intends to •
start work on bis new offjce build-!
ing at 2826 West Ceotral a veoue. f
next door to the Medical building ]~
1\·hlc h he sold some time a.goto D r, ;
Rausa. ! ~ ~ ' • The family of Mr. George £_
Butcher, owner and manager of •
Bu tcher's Radio-Telephone Service ~
on the Coast H ighway announced ~
yeeterday the arrival of hi.a fam-!
11 y. his wit e Marlon a.od h1a 23-~ ~month-old daughter, Anne Loutse ~
"Butcher . They will m ove tnto their ~
new home al 303 Flower 1trttt. ~
Costa Mesa.
-HEADACHE
IS SUCH A 81-G
~1'11 ...
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Gifts of Jewelry
Yon will find a choice selection here for those
you want to give the best
-· DlsUnctlv&
Diamond
LOU.CKS
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.-.Your Friends · In Costa Mesa . Wish You
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,a Merry Christmas f
· C ever Window1>isplays Mark Notes from Merry Christmas
C sta Mesa Holiday Effort .The Balboa
eluding a church, barn. •tOre,
roofed-well, fences, and IJtCe cart.I.
Ceram.lc f igures complete t h e
scene, poeed u golng about their
chores and cattle-herding. The
buildings of the mlD.lature com-
munity are lighted at nighL The
set was d~lgned a.nd contributed
through the courteay of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Welm.er, 186 E . 18th
st.rfft, .Coeta MML
OrkiD.'11 hu a dis play represent-
ing a cozy Chrt..stmu comer in-
cluding a Chrlatmu tree lighted
and surrou.oded w1tb doU. and
Our Heartiest Greetings for a Happy
H oli day Seaso n . . .
ARNOLD PFISTER.
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PALM-PALM CAFE
1884 Ne~ Blvd.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
-FROM-
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT R. MOORE
Mandex Cleaners. and Pressers
Cor. Newport. and Palisades .•. by, SAAAB
Yacht Club
Commodore Don W. Kem' ot I
Whittier wu ~lecttd tor a 1ec-
ond tPrm at the annual meetlng of
the Balboa Yacht club Saturday
evenlng with about 200 member•
preaen.t, and two other oftlcen
were alao elected tor a aecond ...
tenn, Vice Commodore Ro~rt L
Boyd ot Corona del Mar and ~
Commodore Richard Fenton of San
Marino. ..~
El ta STREET sc~-.E IN OOST A MESA , one of the fut.Mt srowtnc ected u i ecre ry waa Ray H. communities la Orans-e County. This bmJness Metlon la the a.bop -
Loomil of Balboa Island. New d.1-pl.nc center of a.n area w bJcb b now oonaldertnc lneorporatlon.
?"e(:ton are Gerald H. McFarlin. I ~------------------,;_ _ _: ____ _
Arcadia; A. L. Gram, San Ma rino,
a.nd Kenneth F . Morgan, Los An-
geles. Hold -over d1rector9 are Earl
Stanley and A . s . Rlc.bardllon. Bal-
boa Island, and J . C1yde» Kemp,
Ing lewood.
Three staff commodorea were
among those pnsent. Ma rk Healy,
Dr. E. H . Riesen and Theodor e
Jobnaon, both of the latter belog
returned N avy lieutenant.a.
The next big affair for t he club
wtll be the annual formal New
Year's dl.nner dance on Moc.da y
evening, Dec. 31. fo r whlcb lnvt-
tatlons are nov.· being prepared. I
W lntel" Troptiy Serles 1 The PC's raced Sunday le the
''ffifuas tqe ~isfrt
~efore C!Iqristma~.
By Clemen t C. Moore
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through ~e house
Not a creature was st irring. not even a mou~:
The stockings were hung b;· lhe chimney with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there:
The childr<'n we re nestled all snug in their beds.
While visions of sugar plums danced in their heads;
And l\famma in ht'r kerchief, and I in my cap,
1-Jad just settled our brain~ for a long \\.'inter nap;
When out on the la\.\'ll there arose such t clatter ,
I sprang from my bed to see what wa5 the matter.
A\.\'ay to the window I flew like a fl ash.
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••• and on earth peace,
good will toward men."
Mrs. MacKenzie J oins Me
• DUNCAN C.
MacKENZIE
1808 Newport Blvd.
second event of the winter t r ophy \
!!lerles but wert-becalmed and had
to be towed back to their moorings I
and the race may be repeated. For
the first race Vw'heeler lead wl th I
% Of a point and others finJsblng ---------------------------.fin order were Haynes. Erickson .I
Lawhorn: Hill man and Hammond.
The Snipes had a warm.up race I
in preparation for the C'h rlslmaB
regatt a at the Newport Harbor j
c1ub. There '9.'ere three races and
Jimmy Lewis had three firsts. Bill 1
F'i cker three seconds and Ted Var-
alay three third.!!. Others racing
were Bob \\'a.lters, Lewis Kemp,
Alan Andre\\·s and J ack Ca.sh.
Tore open the shu tters and threw up the sash,
The moon. on the breast of the ne\.\-··fa1len snow,
Gave a lustre of mJdday to objects below ;
\Vhen . wha t to m y wonderi ng eyes should appear,
But a m iniature sleig and eight t iny reindeer.
\Vith. a little old driver, so lively and quick.
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noel! .Ade!J le :lidele!J !
.JJol'J ni'J~t!
Hark! The Hero ld Angels sing.
' Once again the a ir is filled with
song ond music ... the music of
the sphe res. Once aga in it's
· · Christmas with a ll that th is sacred
'holiday imp lies.
We hope that this Christmas
of 1945 will be a truly happy
Christmas for you end yours.
0 R KIN I s
DEPARTMENT
COSTA MESA
STORE
B RIN~IN<ri B EST
WIS HES F'OR A
ME RRY
CH RISTMAS
TO OLD FRI ENDS AND NEW
wn
We ant quite old-fashioned over
here -old-fashioned ellouqh to
know that to merit the c:onf!dence
of the antlre =munlty every
tranaac!fon we make must rast
lolllOll the aolld louzidatlon oi full
'tali. 9i'IWl.
May Qcod oJd.fmhJooad Cluiat-
...... c:baer brlqbtan ior ycu the
houm of !bi. qlcrlcNa Yulet!cl.
-.a:n. ..
AlPHA BETA .
MARKET
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The Snipe fl eet )leld its annu&l
election of officers recently v.1th
Alan Andrews earned fl eet cap-
tain and J im Lev.•is jr. secretary.
Mr. and 3.frs. O. S. Carmichael
of Carden Grove r ecently launched
thefr 32-foot yawl Seasharp which
they built themselves.
play.dogs, ancT in the com er, a
"'1ndow seat by a chintz-curtained
wi ndow, w ith a \\rhlte fur rug on
the noor.
One of ~uck's wtndo"'S is given
over to a gif t dJ.!play. The gifts.
.,,:hich include ceramics. vases.
china t rays, and figurines are
distributed on and about a simple
?.'h,ite what-not and set off by a
scattering of spiney icicles.
Davis and Gay's has a lure for
all utility-starved people by t heir
digplay o f 17 small Philco radios
spread extravagantly about on a
white mat back ground and set otr
agalnst a blue rug and a. scarf,
decorated with notes of the scale,
and carelessly thrown into the dls.
play.
The entire Costa Me!JQ business
district la indeed a colorful pla.ce
these nlgbta, With lighted tre"
lining both sides Of the avenue and
with lta bright shop w1.n dow9.
Hearty Holiday
Greetings ...
TO ALLI
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Costa Mesa
Bird _ Farm
!060 Newport Blvd.
Merry
Christmas
-end thanks ... for
)'tlUI' IOod will and pat--· • ..
I knew in a moment it m ust be St. Ni ck .
?\lore rapid than eagles his coursers !he)' came,
And he whistlC'd , a nd shouted, and called them by name.
"Now. Da ... hcr! now, Dancer! nn\v, Prancer and Vixen
On! Come t, on! OJpid. on! Dunder and Blixen-
To the top of the porch, to the top of the "'all~
NO\.\', dash a\.\'ay, dash a"'ay, dash a\vay all!"
As dn· leoves that befol"(' the \.\'ild hurricane fl)',
\\'hen thC'y meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky,
So. up to the hoUSC'·top the coursC'rs thC'~· Clew,
\Vi th !he sl~igh full of toys-and St. Nicholas, too.
And lhC'n in a (\\.'inkling 1 heard on the roof
The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around.
0o ... ~.-n the chimney St . Nicholas came \\1ith a bound .
He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot,
And his cl othes "'ere a ll tarnished wj th ashes a nd soot -
A bundle of toys he had fl ung on his back, '
And he looked like a peddler jus t opening his pack.
J.fis eyes ho"· tht:>y t""·inkled; his dimples how merry!
His Ch{'('ks "'C're lik~ rosc>s. hi s nose like a cherry;
His dro ll little mouth ...,.as drawn up like a bow.
And the beard on his chin "'as as "'hite as the snow.
The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth.
And the smoke. it e ncircled his head like a wreath.
l-le had a broad face and a little round belly
That shook. when he-laughed, like a OOwl full of jelly.
He was chubby and plum p-a right jolly old elf;
And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself ·
A wink of his eye, a nd a twjs t of his head,
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.
He spoke not a word, but went straight to h.is work,
And filled all the stockings; then turned with a jerk ,
And laying his finger aside ot his nose,
And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle;
And av.·ay they all n ew like the down of a thistle·
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight:
"Happy Oiristmas to aU, and to all a good n ight!"
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c:fIDlerrt? <tlftristmas to J\11
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(A.ddJtlona.1 Cepies May Be Had at Our Store)
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Hearty -and cheery
And ha ppy and true,
An e\'er so fen ·ent
' Merry Chrism.a.. to
.}'OU!
J.E. Barnes
and Son
l 806 Newport Blvd.
' Costa Mesa Phone 516
Time To Bang Up
Yoar Stocking * One of the h~t
ltem1 in yonr a.ri.-
1tocklng thH Yale -D
of 1945 ..w·Le onr note
of thanlta to yoa 1111d oar
wlab for the higg"'t,
merrieot, happiest Cbrlot-
mu you have e~er had.
DALLAS PALMER, Owne r
FRANK BOON
JAS. 0 . TALL~·lAN, Manager
MES A
Liquor Store
COSTA MESA
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Just about time for us to be
thinking of how much we are
indebted to you.
And just about time for us to call upon two
little words that carry more cheer and good
will than all the big words that have ever been
coined-
Merry Christmas ·
H. W. WRIGHT
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' ' Today's grownups are only yes-
terday'a children who once
1tood before a fireplace on the
Christmas E ves of the past, or
who, just before Christmas,
were as g'ood a1 they coUld be.
The hear.t of the Christmas
season is friendshi p a n d eternal
youth, and we co ul d not ask for
finer f riend s than ours. I t makes
us hap py to greet all our friends
this Christmas season of 1945
with the best of Yuletide
wishes.
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"EvtTyt hing in M usic and Sound"
1807 N ewp(>rt Blvd. Costa Mesa Phone 2310
Again may yoo know the fragrance
Of hemiock, pine and holly.
Again may friendly voices call
A greeting warm and jolly;
And again may the meaning of
Christmas,
Deep and still more II1le
Bring faith and hope and gladnea
To the hearts of yoUIJ and yon.
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QUALITY BAKERY
1888 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
MERRY
._ _ .... R/ ST MAf
I • The long ,waited occasion ;.
~e~HRIST~nd with it
the opportunity of renewing friend·
ohipo. We cannot 11111 YoU how much
tbeao friendahipa have meant to us.
We treasure them, sveey one.
Let ua celebrate the Yuletide with
. rejoicm, and •ood cheer. Let "" 1 1 b ' 'th. ' --" · oe e rallo it "" • •enume th.,... •
fulnen in our hearta for the hl-
inp that i....., "-oara to enjoy.
Bal'.l'ow's. Deparbnent Store
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