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SAM
PRESSURES. A r a the r
startling, but true, state-
ment was injected into a ser-
mon the other day that
should give pause to all of us.
Rev. Perry Schrock told of a
service club meeting he at-
tended in which a university
professor said: "Congress is
no longer under a democracy
but is dominated by three
pressure groups -organized
business, organized labor and
organized farmers." In addi-
tion he stated that white
supremacy no longer existed;
that so many methods and
ideas had been given to
other races that to d a y
those peoples outnumbered
the Caucasian race. Mr.
Schrock then pointed out
that this professor declared
that we must place our faith
in God and Christianity if
we would survive. The pas-
tor then pointed out we must
maintain a living Christian-
ity to face our probl<'ms to-
day.
• • •
City BuildinJt. We've come
a long way with building for
1946 passing the four-million
mark. Can remember when
we m ade quite an ado over
the first time it topped a mil-
lion. There used to be wide
stretches of sand as you
traversed the city; now many
of these stretches are rapidly
closing up. And back in the
early thirties when we se-
cured government harbor aid
and pleaded with the county
to meet its share. 'twas quite
a battle to convince voters of
the value. Assessed valua-
tions have long since paid the
bill. While the war gave
Newport Harbor its real im-
petus. yet the past post-war
year reveals growth is forg-
ing ahead because people like
these shores.
• • • Damon Runyan. As one
''who knew him when--"
want to pay tribute to Da-
mon Runyan, always a news-
paperman. In 1908 or -9. Al-
fred Damon Runyan was on
the Denver Tllnes with a
lotta other harurn-scarurn
reporters. He was irre-
pressible, carfree and happy.
!lnd even then had a fl air for
11ews writing that speedily
gave him a by-line. Denver
·ln those days was full of
writers and papers, with the
screaming. blatant Denver
Post. getting most of them.
Runyan, Martin Dunn. Nell
Brinkley and a few others
hit the trail fo r New York.
All were successful, but Da-
mon. who dropped his first
name. Alfred. t o shorten it,
llecame famous and was de-
clared by Brisbane as the
greatest reporter in the
world.
• • •
"Ev" Morris. Note by the
public prints that Everett
M orris is OO\V commodore of
the Nl'\vport Harbor Yacht
club. being the second Lido
Islander (Jimmy Rubel was
the first) to win that honor .•
During the war years Morris
was in charge of publicity for
the South Coast Co .. and is
still active in that line as
head of a couple of L. A.
advertising agencies and a
big print shop. He has some
definite ideas on what is
needed to pep up a yacht
clul;j. which will gain much
more than Morris in achieve-
ment. • • • Shorts. Sign reads:
''Bachelor Mending." Which
prompts one married gal to
remark that many bachelors
could mend their ways also.
... Christmas shopping get-
ting more hectic and as us-
ual must visit many stores to
find common -every -day
items .... Wonder why the
government expeditor could
not add the Los Angeles
Smog to his housing duties!
That's a joke, son.
1,411,341 in YMCA
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YU TREE RESCUES CREW OF HALCYON .
SKIPPER . STEIN REPORTS Hapes Gives Evidence to Grand Jury CRUISER LATER SAVES
VESSEL IN UNEVENTFUL In Alleged Pro Football Fix Attempt NAVY SEAME ADRIFT r
TRIP UP PACIFIC OCEAN D. Thornton G~:!:~r:'k:~th Road Users OFF HUNTING ON PORT -
Believed On N ~~;;:~ .. _ Out to Beat First Indication That Paragon Was Safe Came
Saturday When Cargo Ship Reported
Radio Conversation Between 'Skipper and
Another Craft; Rumors Rife for Week
A subject of \4-1ld rumor and speculation u to lta actual where~
about. du.rlng the put week. the Newport Harbor banana boat,
Lost Plane ~~~~-~k~!~~·~ Gas Lev·1es
aJJeced attempt to 'fl..:' la• t
Peninsula Resident Tells H w His Christmas
Tree Guided Halcyon to Safe Harbor
During Deep Fog; Cre .Remained Over
Night and Left Here S day
George Bert.bonnenc\ *"3per and Crewj of the Los Ancelea callln
crulser Halcyon. who liftnt f'MPOmlble tori the rescue of !l ma.rtnM
and sailors In tbelr dfeaNed Uherty ~ off San Peclro, at nooll
Sunday. wel't'I tbermelva •ftd by a lmas b"ee here 8atu.rda7
night.
Pan.ion, ulled leisurely up Balboa unde r cove-r or dar-k:new and Marine Private Duane Thorn-
moored at the home port on Coast hlcbway Monday nlC'ht.. ton, 18, who resided with Mr. and The vew.sel, according to Capt. Peter Stein, It.a aklpper, had an une "'entful trip, and he and the c~"· "'·ere au,,.ued to bear that their l\lrs. Ray Nielsen of 215 East
NUp bad been reported Mink In lfexican "'ale" orr Macdaletia r olnt. Bay avenue, BaJboa, "'hile attend·
Jut TUeMlay night. ing school in Santa Ana. 'vas be·
"It mu.st ha\'c been some other Ann 11\M • lieved to be aboard a f.larinc
boat," said the skipper. ··w e had Ua ·1arJfie Corps l\\i n-engined transport
a n unevt"ntful trip." Sh J Pl which is being sought in the
First indication that the ves-OW S an mountains near Eaton\'ille. Wash.,
set .,..·as safe came to The Ne\vs-Of LA' Boatmen today. Times on Saturday when the Private Thornton "·as planning
"Dorian B," en route to l\1exican to spend th e Christmas hoHda ys . Plans for a fabulous boat show in the Ne"-nnrt i-l a rbor district. waters, r eported overhearing a ,...,
C S . and ma.r ine exposition to be HO\\'ever, he \\'as shipped to Wash· conversation lk•tween apt. te1n aboard the Paragon and another staged annually in the vast Los ington in lut minufe orders after
Angeles coliseum \vere completed his completion of boot can1p trRin-fi5hing boat at sea. here today by 8 group of lead-·
Captain Stein was overheard to ing marine builders and distribut-an~aj. Robert v. Reilly, pilot. and
sRy, "Everything is okeh. We ex-ors banded together as California Lt. Col. AJ bcn c. Robertscn, co-
plet to arrive in Newport Harbor National Boat ShoY..~. Inc., a non-pilot, both of El Toro, "'ere two
on Monday." profit .corporation. Charter mem-other local men aboard the plant'
The "Dorian B" reported the hers include Joseph Fellows jr .. which has not definitely been lo-
conversation to H. F . Sampson of l;iubbard Howe, John Rados, Geo.: cated by searching parties 0 :
Ri verside. O\\'tler of the Paragon, Ketten ~urg, John Angus and I Coast Guard, Army and State
by radio Saturday afternoon. Don Hill. l Patrol groups in. the snow an'd S&mpson experienced difficulty getting a flash through to the The Los Angeles Junior Cham-timbered country.
ber of Commerce unanimously Coast Guard officers in charge
l
__ <_Con __ Un_u_ed_0_0_Pa_g_e_s_1x_i __ 1 voted to sponsor the show and of the search operation, in the
planned to make it the outatand-Mt. Rainier area arrived at Eaton-
Ing event of the year, empha.slz-ville today with a party to a.Mist Boyd Named
Commodore
ing the tact that the Pacifi c Coast In the hunt after reparts of the
has become the nation's foremost sig,ht of the wreckage were made
marine market, with one-fifth of by Harry Co01ber, Eatonville po-
the motor craft and one-third of lice chief.
all the documented yachts. Powerful searchlights are being
Novel and lavish methods of sent into the area to facilitate
designing and installing exhibits. ground crews thrashing their way
Robert L . Boyd, sr .• steps for-impossible in an indoor show, \\'i ll through the timber.
Sunday's g a m e bet""·een the
Chica.co Bear11 and the Ne"'
\'ork Glanta, "''hlch f'nded ln
fa"·or of the Bears, 24-lt.
"°"'ever , the Californian '-''BS
smpended "1thout prejudice by
National F ootball League Com-
mlMJoo.er Bert Bell and "'U
declared lneUg1ble to compete
ln the cam@. Although both he
an d Frank Fllcbock. st a r
quarterback, \\' e r e exeron·
e r a t e d , t. h e commls.8looer
st at e d that llapett cut of
$1296.51 (1081.n& player'• share)
'A'IW Mtnc held up pendlns fur-
ther hearln1.
(Special to The News-Times)
NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-A New
York county grand jury on Mon-
day indicted Alvin Paris, alleged
front man for a northern New
Jer1ey gambling syndicate on two
counts of attempted bribery after
tw o New York Giants' pro-
lea.4onaJ football players, one a
Garaen Grovf', Calif., native, testi-
fied agabut him.
ward to th£' position of com-fill the coliseum's grN'n acres
mod.ore of Balboa Yacht club and with row after row of the proud
other offi cers were named at the products of the post-war marine
annual meeting h c Id Saturday cra. Highli ghting the dally
e\'ening 'Vi.th 130 mt'mbers pres-schc>dule of demonstrations will be
ent. an evening entertainment hour
The Garden Grove man, Merle
Hapes, former star quarterback
for the Garden Grove High school
and Santa Ana Junior College
footbalJ teams. and Frank Fil·
chok, also of the Giants, were
named in a district attorney's
presentment to the grand jury as
having admitted that they were I I d approached by Paris in an alleged S a n er S attempt to fix Sunday's Chicago-
New York pro football game.
P I F Tapped telephone '"ires led to
a n et e -the _clues-tha-t bro___:ught:__inlo-lhe
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Lobbies r epresenting the power-
ful oil and trucking combine v.ere
pictured r-·tonday as prepared to
thwart any concerted movement
by cities to get the California
State legislature to approve a plan
to impose JeviC's on gasoline a nd
motor trucks.
John F. Vogel, --....-.nt, dhd today that the oldpper
and crew of the Balcyoo were maroo ln the bea\'Y fog which
engulfed BaJboa Bay about A p.m.. Saturday and but for an ll1umlnat.ed
Chris as tree which Vogel had
Orange School placed n his landing pier a t 2294
Chann r oad, Balboa peninsula,
G d t Ch the · r would have run intd
Issuing the warning was Her-ra Ua e 08efl trouble
.bcrt F. Kenny, vice president of Pasadena Queen "I w~ sitting in the libra ry ot
the Coast association and chair-my hf'c r eading the evening
man of the high"·ay committee paper," said Vogel, recalling the
of the Newport Harbor Chamber PASADENA, Dec. 17. -A indden . "when I heard someone
of Commerce. The 'A'arning came graduate of the Orange, Calif., shout outside, "Ahoy, Santa
in a report made by the Balboa High school and a former resi-Oaus!' I went outside and saw
poastm aster to members of the dent of that city was chosen '----d h .
board of directors of the chamber Queen of the 1947 Tom-nament of ~ UUdl-a yac t ""avmg hil
at a meeting in White's cafe, Bal-Roses here Moo4ay. onnaud explained that the
boa. She is Miss Norma Christopher, cruiser ad come all the way from
Mr. Kenny was maki ng a re-18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. San D go without seeing a light
port to the board on the results He~ Christopher, now of 5501 anywl on the shore to guide
of the meeting with the Collier Non;nch av~nue, Los Angeles. them on their way. ''Your
legislative committee at Long Miss Christopher was elected Chris . as tree gave us our first
Beach lut week when he remark-from a field o! Pasadena J~or sight qt land," he told Vogel.
ed that the great oil and truck· college contestants. She JS a Voge1 said he aided the seamen
in& companies were out to beat gossamer blonde with large gray· in fasqenlng their vessel to hlJ
the communities to the punch in blue _eyes and her 118 ~ are pier ~ then invited them into
the play to win the sentiment of distributed perfectly aver her ~ his ho to get warm. "They were
the legislators on the levy bill. foot, four-inch he!Pt. almost 1 frozen," V<>iel added.
Kenny warned that if the com· She will be crowned qoee:n at Late11 the skipper and his crew
munities of Orange county are in-the queen's ball on December 26. re~ to their boat and spent
~~~~ ~:n~~esth~ythae ;~.a;~ Warner w·111 a.ThenJ:li]rtaJ:n~~ide~theedrog. pg(.~t~o· ~:J:Z share of the cost of building the
r oads and improving the same,
they must send a strong repre-and ra 'o reports reaching here,
sentation to Sacramento to en· Res·1gn Post came n the disabled LibeftY force their demands on the tegis-boat f m the USS Cfuiser ~
lature \\'hen it meets in Jariuary. lumbwi and the 21 m3.rines and
Mayor O. B. Reed and City En-sailors hortly before noon Sun-
gineer J . B. Webb were present HUNTINGTON BEACH. Dec. day.
h The avy ••am•n had been at t e meeting. Neither commit-17 Th al tin of the -'
d h --e annu mee g maroon for 18 hours-from 6 te t emselves as to what the City Southern Empire usociation of
of Nelvport Beach had in mind boards of supervisors will be held p.m. Spturday until noon Sun-
about sending a representation to in . Los Angeles on Wednesday. day. '91ey were drifting aimleu-
Richard Fenton ,,·ill be the ne\\" l t~at only llollY'''ood co~ld pro-
vice-commodore and Dr. Castleton ,·1de. The 1947 show \\.'all open
Smith "-'ill be rear rommod0!-e o:1nd 1'1ay 30 for a ten-day run.
chairman or the membcrs!1ip com-
mittee. Harry Blodgett \\'a."
named st'Cretary-trt"asurer.
the state capitol. A h h wife a~ the Halcyon, which
I S -h mong t ose w 0 will attend is the scepe and went to thC'ir re.-
The Rotary club's annual com· Mrs. Inez • m1t Willis H . Warner, chairman of cue, ~o miles off Huntington
Ne\\' directors are J . L ~1un
son and Ray Loomis. Holdover
dirt"Ctors are A. L . Gramm. James
C. Ken1p, Gerald r-.YcFarlin and
Kenneth Morgan. Craig Doyle is
chair'hlan of the race committee.
Other appointn1ents \\·ill b~ made
at the meeting of Ja n. 11 .
Newport Harbor
Community Chest
Fund Needs $1050
munHy Christmas program is to Dies in Hemet Home,· Hospital Drive the Orange County board. Beach:{d towed them into Loo be held Saturday, Dec. 21, a t 6 :30 Warner said Saturday that he Angel harbor.
p.m . at the corner of Park and was Postal Employe W1.th1·n $10,000 plans to resign as president of Exce t for hunger a nd rold the l\1ar ine avenues, Balboa Island. the association as well as presi-(Cbntinued on Page ?)
mas tree r eaches to the sky at day a l her home in Hemet. She Chamber of Commerce and to de-O'H nlon Case Set There "·here the giant Christ· Inez Irene Smith, 49. died Sun~ Of Newport Goal dent of the Huntington Beach ---~+----------
the end of an avenue gay \'-'ith had lived there for 15 years but vote his full time to the office
The i'e\\-port Harbor Com-colorC"d lights a nd red Christmas I spent the summers at her Ne'A'-The danger of optimism at the of supervisor in Or~ county. Do for Saturday
munity Chest campai~n "'as $1050 ~lls. people of the rommunity j port Beach home, 2008 \Vest Cen-present time is stressed by Braden His new term as supervisor be--Gardner's Court
short of cli maxing its 1946 drive will gather, adults and children I tral avenue. In the years from Finch. gener al chairman for this gins in January.
at noon today and 1-larry \Velch. alike>. to join in the old "·ell-loved 1924 to 1930 she \\.'as employt'Cl at area of the Presbyterian hospital Oty Judge Bob Gardner hu
Break Ground secrctary or the chan1her of carols. There will a1so ~ sonp J the local post office, where Mrs. fund and "·hile at present the Magazi·neS Ask continu until S aturday the case
conimcr C'<', made a plea for com-by a chorus led by i1r5. A. J . Ida Naylor ...,,as postmaster. prospects are good that Newpor t of the ewpor t H arbor master's
F N Ch h munit)"''ide cooperation to put Rutter and · th M E Beach 'A'ill reach her quota of Art On Harbor office tainst H. C. and Joseph Or ew Ure h r d . w 1 rs. ...valyn Mrs. Smith \vas born in Charles o~•an1 f th C di l e un O\'C'r the top before the Rider at the pia $75,000 it means that all persons C1 n, owners o e ana an
• l f h n. 0 · c1·1y. Iowa and was a member ot 106 r h Dwyn W c ose o t c year . Santa ha sed t \\'ho have stated their intention 00 SC ooner, en. Ground "'as broken for the erec4 • s promz 0 come and the ~tethodist chw"11 of Bradley, Pacific Motor Boat magazine The 'Hanlons are accused of
tion of the chan.oJ and parsonage "If lOOO persohs "'ould send th~re "'11 be goodies for all the South Dakota. She is survi\'ed by of filling out pledge cards mwt do and Wes~· .. '"' mag .. ""-have violatinl: ordinance 543 of Section
r-one dollar each t o our campaign children It's the "Ni'ght •·~r e so to their full ability. ~--~
Or th• N· .. ~rt Harbor Lutheran Chri·stm.as·· 1 d~ _or her husband. Howard. of Hemet ·, •· ki ·~---• inf 0 H h~ l h. h .. ~-,.. r-headquarters this '''eek , I'n1 sure --or 8 most an 1 The final report will be made U\:en see ng pi .... ~ ..... .:» ILi.JU er-o-• r aws. w ic states church on c 11·rr drive at the end . · Jus three sisters Mrs. Isabel Otey motion about .........r.-••--from th t 't '· nJ Wf l f ...,.e'd be able to find one other the thing to get everyo Int .. ' ' on December Z1 and at present ~t"'· o.&.14&......_... · a 1 ui u a u or anyone to of El !\·todena avenue, NC\\-por t . . ne 0 lr:C' Ne"rport Heights:• Mrs. Doris Newpor t Harbor for presentatioo ti t · Heights at 4 o'clock on Sunday person y.·ho "'·o uld be glad to real sp1r1t of the occasion so come Powers. Balboa Island and 1'trs. there is left $10,000 to be raised. in issues in the near futun!. e u.p .a a f m:ri~g,=pt by
afternoon. clinch the campaign with a $50 one, come all and make ye merry. Gail Sullivan. West Los Angeles ·. Every worker is this week making pe~on o t e ar aster-.
check." said a Chest fund ¥.'orker. an extra effor t and the renewed The picture file of the Spart-Acro~ng to the> char&e filed
Some 25 members including the M d H • two brother~. Burtdl Paln1er of interest is heartening, with dona-fishing Association of Newport with e Newport J-larbor diatrict R~v. Her bert Roth, pastor, and 350w ehlch ~~~d Sl~.300ed ofdt hell Stlh4·t· an ate earm~ Newport Beach and Morr i s tions coming in from o'W?lers of Harbor was examined b)' Cinton police tation. the O'Hanlons are
Mrs. Roth. br .'·ed the ch•'ll•'ng as ""'"n rais an a a p -•-·r of Youn~. R Hull f ral · be 'd ed h · t be · ed · •1050 Set f M 4"'"" •-boats end swnmer homes and · or seve piCtUres to sat to ave mov into t e moor-'A'Cather to attend the cer emonies rema.ins o ralS now 15 .;o · or on ay Funeral services will be held "--~ Wl0th his -•~-on marlin k F l "Of co"-e the · 1· ·1 l non-resident property owners. ~ 51 ~ ing e~for Errol ynn's Zacca "'hich we~ held on the heights ........ • re• no imi 0 Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Har-fl h' '< th• -t'ns· f th' · dri Doctors of the city have raised s 1ng to appear in Westwa)'I: withou first obtaining permiulon overlooking Coast high"•ay and '" e...... ion ° 18 years ,.(', SANTA ANA, Dec. 16 "u-old Grauel chan.ol, Costa Mesa, · from R II but •ve~·on• wo Id •-h ·f "--..:) ...-ap~oximately $10,000 and only magazme. , nnaster usse Cra.lc.. Ne'A·port Bay. · J ~ u I.A" appy l perior Court Judge Kenneth E. with the Rev. E . D. GoodeJI of. --------------~--+-----------..: ld l · th. ·· this week one business man came
A religious service preceded the we rou c ose it is year. Morrison has continued the hear· ficiating and interment will be in in and duplicated his original gift s II p • A B t
actual ceremonial program. The in~ on the petition of Robert M. I Westminster Memorial Park. of $500. In this one last effort, ma er apers es
usual order •of service was fol-Alert Mesa Woman Hixson of Los Angeles until Mon-iI every man. woman and child
lowl.'d w\th Mr. Roth leading and Al F • Id day. Dec. 23. M •d Art In the city would give only $1 --"
the congregation responding. This most oils Ho up Hruon ;., seeking a writ" of orgn ge each we would definitely be OVl!f Ad Medi b Sa
was followed with • prayer and In Santa Ana Store mandate to compel the Oty of w k n· I d the top and be absolutely usured v 1um· son then this "'as followed with the Newport Beach to Krant him a or ISP aye of the hospital which will mean ys
ground-breaking program. Mrs. R. Rasmuuen of 2281 building permit for a home at so much to the county as a whole • f
"We brt>ak ground for this neY.' Santa Ana avenue. Costa l!.1:esa, Corona del Mar. An art display at 214 Marine and to the Harbor area in par. CHICAGO -Small ••4""1""'• "'talk much about the circul
building in the Name ot the was being complimented today for Hixo~ contends he was granted avenue, Balboa illand, Ls continu-ticular. are more thoroughly re.I tblln lion o the new.papen fn •·
F ather, and of the Son. and of her alertness in foiling wh at a penrut which subsequently, on ing to attract ronsjderable atten-large me tropolitan dames m.:! are they ce their advertiling ~
the Holy Ghost," said Mr. Roth looked like an attempted holdup. Oct. y. wu revoked b}· action of tion. MiIJands Arrive therefore .mare V1daable • .twr--ot it · ·
as he turned the first spadetull in a Santa Ana A........ store on the oty C'OUncil. Among exhibitors for the tint tising media In t1Je •Gia..,... rl. 11 very much
r U th t h _._ ~-H I·'-~ th "-'ay of --ka are ~-JOIUl o-W Ba-~ easier or an agency to bill ........ o so on e spo w ere uto::" Sunday afternoon. e c au•.K.-u e action was .....,..,.. ...... u.u11o. H f T ........ ~ . ._..... ...c:ed ~ JD012tb ..._.... 1 ....... e a ·ty -
edili"" will be built. . . wrongful and unlawful. 1~ he Irving Brandt, noted fm-her Qffie rom Qllf omlst. tJwi bW 20~ new.pal><f
The pastor lilted up ti\•o other . Seemg 8 man hol.ding ~ black, prevtously had complied With aug-water colon; Rex Brandt. cur-In a reoerrt jDacQ•km al .Amer-a drculatlo -to Pl
spadefulls of earth and then he ~;:1 C:.~ m~'·er:.;a~in~ ~~ ~ gestions by the city engineer as renUy exhibiting his palntinp in Ray Milland. the internationally lean business trends, U.te. pre. ""' . . n.
turned the spade over to a mem-. •· e a .~ in e cas to structural chanees. Riverside and showing only one famous tum star, and Mrs. Mill· dieted: "' uwst. however, U.
be!' of the church council, who ~alked"· 1."°15. ,':_1·Y · · t ~ .. ~~ entry in the Balboa Island ex· and, have returned .to their rest-More emphufs en atftt•' · 4 ~ la ~,~ .. _!he adve:ru....
also dug up three spadefulls of _, ou ~~ ~--.FIDO Hu lb Da hiblt: Howard Morgridge, an dence on Lido Isle, from a two-in smalJ. newspopen. and ._ cm -~ en"""'!" .. the oa.....,._
di.rt. Five other council mem· police. Y architect With water colors 81 his months-sojourn abroad. metropolitan m aaa -di• I tlwm TWa small City ~ lnl:J be
hen rei--ated the gesture, sign.i. Two squad can of armed of-LONDON <Reuters)-Devel~ hobby; Bert Proctor;"-fonner art Milland was presented with an dallies. 1PfU'th an advertiaer far ~
tytng that they, too, had some-Ocers ans"·ered the call. They ment work on FIDO-the war--director for an adVertiailJ&' agency International Fl1m Festival award Increased md-1 and "****iliie than Iarse dty paper wttb the
thing to do with ~ building of found that a clerk. FTank Rawle, time system of toe dispersal at and diYidin& his fancy between at Paris for his characterization Importance foe small papa:L Fed-~ ~tion." ...
Reclstered membership of l.345 their first church buiJ~. an employe of th• .,,,.... bad airdromes-llu been stopped. u deoert oils and marine water col-of the prlndple figure ID tbe erally aided ~aft•••.._ of -It Is lJetUr tar
YMCAs in this country was placed The proceedings w..-. followed picked up one of the toy plstolJ ls ls unlllcely to hu-. much use on; Mrs. Mattia ~ Jones, motion picture, "The Lost w-, _.iat1cm and the " p • to dlstrlbute bla .,.::.
a t l .4ll.34l, the National Council wltb the c<lilll""Ption Joinlna In and Jokingly made the remark to In peace. It wu nated ln the daughter ot 'lbeJma Paddodc end." t-dldioe up of small lntzriar -uc:D a larse nllmbor or d-
ot YMCA.I ttvealed today. This ls the llnzlng of the hymn. "N"" another clerk. House of Ccmmons. Hope, who ls ~ oc:ulpture, W b 11 e abroad tbe MID-munllleo. U.. _,,trate an a., -::. =:: ~ ~ ~ n.a-r:;: ';';,..~ °"'conc1~ W!lb ~· .!:,,, -:e~ ::: ..!:di~ ~d.:~ ~::-t.: =. ~~ -~~ ~.!::r. ~:.: =~ ~ ~~ ""'J:. ~ ;":''!I -; d!· the .....n papon .. ~ '
Jn91<>ta1T. bonedl<tlon. ,.,.,tb for caualn& the trouble. tho ~ olla. oell and Stockholm ·--ertllbc • ' ,;, ( .,. ....... ) ,
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l'OB•-EBLY SANDY'S DRIVE -IN
Waffles -Dagwood Hamburgers -Steaks
I ·Sing for Your .Supper I Lack of facilifies Blamed
L...--=--------'--for LB Afr Shipment Loss
Ham .....
6S2 c-t High...., Oil the Jllracle Jllle
Watch Us Grow e
VENETIAN BLINDS
SALES and SERVICE
Pan-Coast Venetian Blind Co.
Laguna Beach Community Players
LAGUNA BUCH
MR. CHARLES DICKENS' PLAY
'The Cricket on the Hearth'
DIRECTED BY MR WESS DENSMDR F.
December 18, 19, 20, 21
Re&erve Seate 15c a '1.00 Plus Tax
CU RTAIN AT 8:30 PHO?\'"E LAGUNA 191
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Arrow
Ties
Unusual Patterns
Others $1.00
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Gaberdine
Sport Shirts
$15 00
218 Mariae Avenue
BAI.BOA ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
$/SGT. CHARLES D. HALL, 444 NIM Stt"tet, San Francl•co, was ons ~f
437 aervlcemen who 1warmed Into the USO Club on San FtJ1ncl1c:o •
Market Street for t urkey and all the flxln'1 on Thankliglvtng Day.
Whll1 the turk•)'• were cooking, the gang ut around and ung old-time
aonga and Hall liked It ao. well he kept on alnglng even after he had
eaten' The Market Street USO la one of aeven In San Francl.co 1tJll
on th~ Job, providing sp iritual, mora le and welfa re facllitle• for aervlce-
men. USO wlll cont inue through 1947, supported by fund• now being
collected In the national fund drive.
Boyce Has Reason
To Strut on Campus
The regal ai r with wh ich Di-
rector W . T . Boyce or F ullerton
Junior College is presently grac-
ing the campus scene can mean
only one thing-that he h as be-
come a gra nd.lather .
And that. in tact, ls Y.'ha t has
happened.
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William Thomas Boyce Il, eight
pounds and 14 ounces, was born
Wednesday, December 4, in P o-
mona, to Dudley and Mary Boyce.
Mary is the daughter o fDr. and
Mrs. Tomlinson of Ardmore, Okla-
homa. Dudley, Doctor Boyce's son,
is a gradua te of Fullerton Junior
College, and was editor of the An-
nual T orch in 1941-42. I Christmas Sale I
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Baby, mother rafher, and grand-
father are doing fine.
Swift Began Business
At 16 With Only $20
Take Christmas Bulbs
Start Your
Sterling
Service
Now
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! To acquaint Laguna Beach and neighboring folks with the J I' fact that they have a Fur Store in their m idst we are happy t o J
#.: present sensational offerings. Every item in our store _is :'1
•. marked down for this sale. A gi ft from the follow1ng list will "iJ:
Gustavus Fran k 11 n Swift,
founder o! Swift & Company. left
!lchool when he was 14 years old
to work for his brother. a butcher,
ror $1 a week. At 16 he entered
the business world with S20 bor-
rowed capital. When he died a t
63. Swi.ft y,•as head of the m eat-
packing firm 'A'hich had a capitali-
zation or $25.000,000.
F ifteen Chr istmas bulbs were
t aken from a Christmas tree at
t h e Newport Beach grammar
school. according to a report filed
with the Newport Harbor district
police. for good grooming
!, be a gift supreme: COATS :':
a J Hore 'nMa IO Yous ot 8en1co to ll>e -· :P, 75 .• IOl M&lN Flneot Cllenlele B&LBO&, CA.LIF. a Russian Persian Lamb --·----------·-···---··$6 '4:i r""'""""'"";;;;;;;;;,...,......,.,...,......,....,....,....,..;.,;.ii;ii~iiii l :P.. Russian Persian Broadtail _________ ........... $640 J
i ' American Persian Lamb --------------·---· ... $595 :. f Gray Persian Lamb ···-·-··-------------···-·----··-·$565 '# :t, Natural Russian Squirrel ..................... $565 ,~
9· Sable Dyed Northern Muskrat ............... $300 '#
{: Russian Wolf ................. -................... __ ... $225 J
,,. Rich Beaver Mouton ................................ $145 .a ,, Russian Belly Squirrel ____________________________ $191 '# f ' !ADD ~ FEDERAL TAX! J
#. we will procure for you Lifetime Karakul auto .a
SHAW'S UPHOLSTERING
A Complete Upholstering Service
We speclallu in Jnarine up-
holstery, canvas break ta st
nooks and bar booths. F'n!e
estimates pick up and delivery 1: any avaUable FUr <not In robes and bed blankets '# I ==EE;:~ ~~:. ~~:~; for this I F~~~~~~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~ .. ~ ... ~-.r~ .. ~ ... ~~~~~~
f Fur Muffs and Purses, Jabots, Scarfs Reduced J Fresh Daily
service.
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Beautiful
Lucite Lamps, fish
aquarium base. cs,,_J Shop I HoR.~1°~~
' ll43 Cout Blvd. Sonth J
ON CENTllAL AVENUE, NEWPOllT •EACH
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For gifts that foster the easy grace es-
sential to good grooming JACK PRICE
STORE FOR MEN presents an unus-
ually wide variety of
Sport Shirts
Neckwear and Mufflers
Hosiery, Sweaters
Belts and Braces
Robes ·(Rayon or Wool)
Jewelry and Leather
Shoes and Slippers
Here you will find a sure fire answer
to your gift problem.
JACK PRICE
Macre's Patio
Store for Men
490 Coast Blvd. So. $25.00 LAGUNA BEACH. CiALIF. J
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Wec'znemfa7 Um& l!Uluda7 ~ a& 8:.:1 II 9:00 LAGUNA BEACH, Dec. 17""
O>vles D!d<ens' '"The Crid<et en
the Hearth" opens at the play·
house here . on W...._.ay. Tbe
play Is to be produced by the
Community Players a nd carols
will be aunc by the Laguna Beach
Oioral Sod•ty.
SHE f....i .. semnd dml hr hlppiness ••• ill HIS nsl
-r.u. ~ 6'id. °" -r----, Dorothy McGuire and Guy Madison Wess Densmore, the director,
has made several changes in the
script necessitated by local pro-
duction problems but they in no
W83 detract from Mr. Brown's
adaptation or from the mood ot
the novel. Clare McCUiiough man·
ages stage, and the sets are de-
Robert Mitchum · Bill Williams
.trll ,_ full) · WUM• Go~.-· ,.._ ,_..,
..-..,. s-.11. . ..__ r.w
A o-S<e:Hry ,,.tl""';oa · Ow.<'•" lior ldw..J 0.,lry6' ..... ,.,,,.. ... __
Watch for Darryl F. Zanuck's "THE RAWR'S EDGE"
, . Coming Soon I I ! ! signed and executed by Barry M~
Gee.
F rom BAYSIDE PLATING CO .
We send CHRISTMAS GREETINGS to the people
of the Harbor Area and wish to thank our customers for
past patronage.
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SILVER and GOLD PLATING .. .. ..... -,, .. ____ .,........,._.
C. C. (Chuck) Wirth
Phone: Beacon 5118 Days;
1914 Harbor Blvd. •
C.R. (Bob) Hand
Beacon ~R Nights
Costa Mesa
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CHRISTMAS ALBUMS
MR. PICKWICK'S CHRISTMAS, told by Cha.A.
Liiu1hton.
TEMP<> TREASURES-Hammond Orp.n & Nov ..
cbord-Pl&ytnc 8 Funou• Ca.rob
BEST BELOVED CHRISTMAS MUSIC -RAY
BLOCK-Hts Cbolr and Orehestra-10 Hymns
and Carol• Included tn tht• Album
CHIUSTM.AS at the ORGAN-& croup of 8 Cllrbt-
maa B7!DAS Played on Muter CatbedraJ. Orca.n
with CblmM.
·~AROLS., -JZ BeautlfuJ Carola and Hymn.a
On S Reeord• -Full Choir \\1th Orp.n
SHOW ALBUMS
DESERT SONG
Kltty CarU&le -Wilbur !:vans -Felix Kntcht.
O KLAHOMA -OrFctnaJ New York Cut
ON THE TOWN -(Benlateln)
Robert Sb.aw, Victor <Jborale and Orcbettra
or Ol'llfaal New York Cut
THE RED llOLL -Wilbur EnlU and Follx Knlp•
o.-A1 Goodmea•s Orcltfttra with Donald Dane
ANNI]'; GET YOUB GUN -ETHEL MERMAN
and Memben ol QrlstDa1 Ne\\' York: <Jut
LATIN-AMERICAN
XAVIER CUGAT
Taal(OI -Bambu -Concu -1-!-S 1Uck
MABEK lll'l'!BEB -(P1"""c TaneooJ
AL SACll -(Latta Moods)
"-''RIC MADIUOUERA -(Latin -Muale)
CAil.LOS MOLINA -(&umbe Favorite.)
SAY · · ·
Merry
Christmas
with
Record
Albums
from
TURNER'S
CHILDREN 'S RECORDS
PETER AND T HE WOLF -(l'TolOtfeUf)
Fra.nk L utht'r and D rcca Symphony Orcbe11tra
THE HAPPY P R INCE
Blnc CrOAby and Orson W f'l les
"GRIMM'S F AIRY T AI.1:8"
"AESOP'S F ABLES"
.. T UBBY THE TUBA"
"RIP VAN WINKLE"
"'UNCLE DON'S NURSERY RHYMES"
Three V plumH
PERSONALITIES
MILLS BROTHERS ALBUM
of Famous Barber Shop Ballads
INK S POTS A.LBUM
Include "'If I Didn't Care"
aad Many Othu F avor ite.
ANDREWS S ISTERS -(illmrny Dorsey'• Orch.)
10 Marv~oua Tune. that OrlatnaJ17
Made Tbem Famoua
HAZEL SCO'M' -(A Plano Seuatloo)
Playlnc a Blt of Jau aad cta..la1
ANDY RUSSELL FAVORITES
Features Latta America.a Favorit •
In Eqlbtl & Spanlall
DANCE ALBUMS
TOMMY DORSEY -("8_..)
JIMMY DOR8EY -(Latta AmeriQD Favoritea") BILLY B1J'lTEllFIELD -(PlaJtac __ ,
TED STRAJ:TER-(Pia,.. A...,.,_-)
MUSICAL BOUQUET -(•.f -S tuley)
VELVET MOODS -(&I -)
BLUll:S BY BA.SU:
Count Bate aed Ille AD Amerl.C!Mi KIQtlua 8ecUom
LIONEL llAllPTON
LOUIS AJllllSTllONG
BED NICHOLS
IELLY ROLL lllOllTON
IDNG 01.JVEa
EDDIS BEIWOOD
1%" , ... Cl..iie
001.QIA.Jlf DAWKINS
GEO&oE AULD
IOBN IUllBY
50 lUela to ..... b'w..
Larae ·-ol _ .... Ao-
wl'tM -Neelllee, a· rm. EDDIE CONDON
CAPITOL Blll'IOaY OF IAZZ
Foar Volame1
IAZZ AT THE PIUl.llAAMONIO
(1-•>
ESQUDll! ALL &lllJ:llICA.N
JAZ7--(l.MI .&wvd WlaaH')
c.blDota, -............
TURNER'S
y_. nect.iml App'? ee DMler Sbulll ln8 ·
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l 1il::'u~ ~J:g
Beach City Route
Are Yoa plannfnc to Remodel?
IA$U. ......
Sere are the Hftll Prl"""l"I ch··-to rel.an ... the SIU. &an..i Tolll'll&lllent of Bow: Para.le &o be held tn h•dea• New Y-.r"a 1M7.
One of tb-•OY<D 1 .. e17 Joane ladks wllJ alllmate!J be eh-Q-.
The stria. •ho were cbwn from the ll&adeat bod.J' of P.•den•'• two
J ulor ColJeceo. PJC and Mair, wllJ ride al tbe bMd of tbe ,._
nee parade and will 9CC1ZPJ the re1al boz at tbe Boee llowL Fl'om left
&o rfshi are Jo,.ee Eribea and Beftrlr Lober. Center row left &.o rtP.t art Jean Boren. Barban Jo1M11 and Loabe Campbell. ID tbe boUom
rrir from left to richt an Norma Chrtnoither a.ad Dawn Bu Olson
Register Scribe
Cited for Speed
In 25-Mile Zone
In tercollegiate
Race on Sunday
Pacific Coast universities have
indicated an interest in the I nter-
collegiate r aces to be held at
Donald Lewis Johnson, 30, a Newport Harbor starting next
reparter for the Santa Ana Regis-Sunday, according to Robert M.
ter, was nabbed for exceeding the Allen of the Pacific Coast I nter-
speed limit here last Thursday collegiate Racing Association .
evening. The racing this year will be in
J ohnson , according to Patrol-dingbya and skippers will include
man McManigal of the Newport several co-eds who are known as
Harbor district police, was d.riv-yachting enthusiasts in Southern
ing his automobile west on Cen-California waters.
tral avenue, from 12th to 18th A series of trophies is being of-
street, at the rate of 45 miles an fered by the Newport Harbor
hour. The area is defignated u Chamber of Commerce for the
a 25-mile zone. race series. Representing the local
Johnson. who gave Box 114; chamber in helping to plan the
TUstin, as his adress, was cited event are Sandy MacKay, we 11
to appear befon City Judge Bob known u a former Star skipper,
Gardner this Thursday to answer John R. Daniell now back from
the charge. the Navy, and Robert M. Allen
The newspaperman previously abo ret1.n"Tled from oversea& with
to the incident was tn Balboa the Anny.
soliciting subscriptions for his em--------
ployer's newspaper.
LONG BEACH, Dec. 17-Resi·
dents ol Garden Gn!Ye, Loo Al-
mltoa, Anaheim. Fullerton and A:r-
teoia. who prefer to lbop In Long
Beam but are Jwnpettd by the
lack of • direct bus route to this
cit;y, ·ID&)' have to use the present
~ route for ·some time yet.
We carry i nJoe stock ot Aa0 1 r;:• m for that waDr • patio.. JI l"l'l med a -11 ....,.., or sand for that patda JOl>&IMI• e •-tomlift._._ ..... _
BSA.CON ... iJW> UJll+±+ llUCON 4-
I OQN(]BM,iW =UNG AND I
~~~~~SAND~-~Bl-AB~-*l_~_G~s-g_s_VJCE~~~~~-J
Contractors Eqlllpllleat & Supply
lllD NwjWt A-1 Ba. W -' et Newport Blvd.
-of IM 11&.. --._-... ll09t
Bill Barbee as chairman of a
sub-committee of the Olamber of
Commerce on auburban tranapor-
tatton aervice, recently made a
comprehensive report to the or-
ganimtlon'• 1'-afflc and Tr-ans-*----------------------~ portatbi Oimmlttee.
His S\rVey, which covered the ~M ···,,., 7 7 u s ,,, FCC ,, •• ,., zp ··-··--..:.. ••
area fr o m Redondo Beach to i ~ ~~~z~ 1 ce11srMAS SPEc1aLs 1 ~~~:~tl~t=. G= ~ . Closing Oat BOX SPRINGS l
Grove, Anaheim and Fullerton. ' CUU.DREN'S rn:il8 ud lmlenprlngs •
Most of these cities and towns • Melt.-
may be reached by more or lea SCOOTEBS ~~Ni
convenient connecting services. s4111 lie& _ _._. . v-1'
It b the opinion of Barbee's ~ S-PDXZ
committee that while dire<:t serv· f TRICl'.CLl!:s
Ice Is desirable It IA not yet fees-• $1ft9!i $1095 Chrome Ible unless It can be worked out v--and v --
ln connectlon with • bus route Table a Chair 8elll Dinette Sets
to serve Anaheim, Fuller ton and ;f s.!-95 M!-~ 19 Long Beach business interests. ' .... a -V'll"
Barbee's committee is making a ~ Pla#orm Bnaker
further 1tucly of this matter . ' s1p
Underpri\:?eged Will f
Be Yule Party Guests ~
Two Ful,lerton J unior College '
groups, the Veter ans' Oub and ~
the social sorority Kappa Lambda '
S igma. are holding a toy drive to :' ~ c.-. __ ,..
Bunk Beds •'>G85
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Tables •r
• O'--Top • EM .
• ci.tfM • IAMp
be culminated by a Chrlstmaa ' FLOOR COVERINGS
Chenille Rugs
6x9 ·--·-···--·----Sl-l.00
9x12 ··-·····-----$25.00
ton Union High School gym for
party. December 23, in the Fuller-1. Square J'ard _$S.10
t he underprivileged children o! IRONING BOARDS AND PADS ·-·-············--·$4.25
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~~'!'::-1s of the college are con-1 Costa Mesa Furniture Co. .
tributing toys both old and new. ~. 17th and Newport BJ-.d. o-ta Meea Bea.con~M8S
Broken toys are being repaired by
th~ 1tudenta in the cabinet shop. ~~~ •. :: .. • .• • J. 1 .. o ., .. ,~,,_, • • •
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"If wor ld order Ls wor th strug-
gling for, we do not advance the
Savings Bond$ :~!:.· predl~:!~ta .::;: ::'. .
Sales 5309,815 -::::=•w= .. ·----
New and Reconditioned
MOTORS
ONE· DAY SERVICE
REPAIRS Orange county citizens invested
$531.815 in U. S. Savtngs bonds
during November. according to
figures for the 11 Southern Cali-
fornia counties released today.
Of the total, $309,815 were "E"
bonds. $222.000 .. F .. and .. G ..
The Novemlx>r sales raised the
county's t otal to da te in 1946 to
$7.257.355.40 the !ourth highest
county figure.
Sales in the entire Southern
California area in November ag-
g r eg a t e d $19.816.220. Which
brought the grand total since Jan.
1 to $260.442.993.
DDDD'S
d n war o r in peace-year in,
year out -Eastside is true to its
traditions. Quality fir st-always.
Eastside
9Ae~mdd
ON ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PAY NEXT YEAR
·corner Second & Sycamore
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Santa Ana Ph.6036
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Corona del Mar
1'1MI• e JlutNw '19
Gifts of Disdnct•on * TROPICAL IMPORTS
Mahogany Bowls
Handblocked Prints
*CERAMICS
Lamps
Smoke Stuff
Salt and Peppers
Figurines
Cookie Jars, Plates, Bowls * BAR and BARBECUE GROUPS
Tom and Jerry Sets
Bar Boys
Wrought Steel Knives
SOS RADIO ELECTRIC &llSlAND
RECORD SHOP
WE MAKE HOME SERVICE CALLS
Limited Supply of Radio
Available for Christmas
Immediate Delivery Now
• On Radios •
Radios
• PHILCO e ADMIRAL
• ROFFHAN e PACK.AIU> BELL
• GENERAL ELECJ'RIC
VISIT OUR
RECORD
DEPARTMENT
FOR CHRISI'MAS
SUGGESTIONS • WJLCJOX-GAY RECORDIO
• UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES
G For Your Shopping Convenlenee
We will be open until 9 p. m.
ry night until Christmas, except Sunday
APPLIANCE AND RADIO SPECIALISTS
DENBY 'IV. BRAINEBD
SOO MarlDe Aft.
BALBOA ISLAND
Jb.rbor 780
W hen oomebody aays to you, "Good jobo
arc lu&rd to find "-DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT-if you're
a physically and mentally 6t young man from 18 to 34
inclusive!
In your new Regular Army, 40,000 good jobs a month are opening up ..• interesting jobs that pay well ..• that
offer advancement, career opportunities and training and
experience in many uoeful skilla and tradco.
New bi&her Army pay • -• food, clothing, quartcn,
travel, at no extra coot ••. GI Bill of Rights educational
benefits for thooe who enliot before the oflicial termination
of the war and wrve at leaat 90 dayl ... and the oppor-
tunity for eulY retinment with a life income •• ·• add up
a ~ you can't afrord to miae. ·
A 3-year eat;.tment permits you tn cbocee any branch
cj( oervfoe and "'1et-theater which atill have openinp.
V Go after one of~ aood jobo now! You can &et all
the facta at your neareet U.S. Army Reauitina Station
and ENLIST NOW!
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T..t.nQI S..--US.00 87.7S Uta
Seal s.\ .. . • 115.00 ,..,, 12!1..M s---. . . . 100.00 U.00 J~
Cucponl • • • • -SL» 10~
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•WI -NAllOll -M•"""1D •· WAii A41D -Cl
_U.S. Postoffice Bull~, Santa An*
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Seattle Idea Picked Up to Boost
Presbyterian Hospital Campaign
(!lqristmas
rsLIPPERS
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Woman Enriched
As Purse Found
MAKE THIS A FRAGRANT CHRISTMAS
Men's .t Women's
Shearlings
Men's ............ $495
Women's ...... $395
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Rabbit Scuffs
Blllle, Blad! w1 Wlalte
$395
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RAYON HOSE
98c
MAnoGN'S
11911 Newpwt Jllftl.
C....llea
OPEN EVENINGS
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Fourth Street and Sycamore
Santa Ana
DOES HE LIKE YOUt
1
p1.4,,,,. '"°'"'
PLAY SCHOOL
SOLVES PROBl.EMS FOR BUSY MOn1ERS. • • •
A FUILY EQUIPPED, SUPERVISED, FENCED-IN
1 PLAY YARD AND ROOK FOR
YOUR CHUDREN WHILE YOU
SHOP, WORK OR PLAY.' • • •
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION.
SPECIAL MORNING S•sSrON
FOR 2-AND 3-YEAR-OLDS
Ope• Moaday Through Saturday
9 .. m. to 5 p. m. • • • Fall Day $LOO
B•srJ7 aa4 Weekl7 Bat:ea
WESr END OP PARK AVENIJJI:, BAI.BOA ISLAND
For lafcu:z rt'•• o..n ...._, •
114 W. 4th St.
PASADENA
SffiA Ph. 6688
LONG BEACH
22 N. Eucllll Ph_-Sy. 2-%498 M8 Pine Ave.
Practical Gifts
for the
Handy Man
About Home
from I
Bayview Builders
Supply
818 Coast Highway
DISSTON D 8-pt. SAW ...................... $3.25
JA;;f PLANE .......... $5.98 BLOCK PLANE ... -... $1.95
2' OOD LEVEL ...... $1.45 HACKSAW ·----·-·-···-··· .89
DISSTON DOCKING SAW ---·--·-·---·---·---·--·-···--·$2.98
Bit Brace ................ $3.65
with rachet.
Auger Bits .... $8.95
Set of 13 (in hdwd. box)
Expansive Bits ...... $2.15
screw adjust. %" to 1 ~"
Estwig Hatchets $2.25
Leather sheath. For the Boy Scout. Camper or Engineer.
SINGLE BIT AXE -· ___________ ....$1.35
POSI' HOLE DIGGER (Gibbs) _ $2$ _,,,, •<('"o--'" ......... _ .. __
GARDEN RAKE, Ti:ue Temper ····---·$1.29
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Long Handle Shovels, light weight __ .95
Long Handle Shovels, strap shank ---·--$1.45
• Exterior Paints
• Enamels
• Interior Wall Painta
NatimaI Paint
and Vapdtb Co.
~andWeecoIJra,
1110 .... _. sq SUPPLY r ri1.:w •••*'
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DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WITH
O/WlfE on·
They Say···
''Democracy means not 'I am
u good u you are•. but 'You . . are u good as I am' .-'l'lleodGre
Parker.
. ' 'hett'lt Dlw: a'• 11, 1Nt
Wmter Mail Sdtedole
N&wron a.&c11 Po«ro••a:a
8:00 a.m.
11 :30 a.m.
4:50 p.m.
frost Bites
. 1-<> "' -Qt;y MITCHELL, S. Dak.-'lbe Jure
ot the dty and--Of all placeo a
fur store-brought disaster to a
COYote that &trayed !nm h1a rural
haunts.
When discovered. the anhna)
was jumping excitedly at a Mit-
chell store window in which fUr
HANSEN'S-1100 o.-a .., ••
Collfectlo•ery & ~llCll ·
NOW Ol'ICN EVENINGS
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Malts • s&ndwiches • Hambmgera
FLORENCE BAKERY
"'We f00&ht for freedom aide by
side (with our allies) without re.
crtmination. Can't we fight for
peace side aide Without recrimi-
nation?'' -Warren B.. A•tta.
United States delegate to United
Nttions.
Cosing time for AIR MAD
Santa Ana
nme as aboYe for Los AnaeJes.
7:45 a.m. 5:45 a..m.
12:30 p.m.
10:40 a.m.
2 :45 p.m.
I coats were display~
A bullet from policeman Art ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Newman's pistol made one more -
Not to Post Office -Balboa
Complete Variety of
Novelty Christmas Cookies
Of Your Childhood Days -·-Fruit Cakes, and the Usual Line
JADE 'fREE
. 397 South Coast Blvd.
SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS ...... 50c UP
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS ...... 55c UP
CHINESE JASMINE TEA --... --------·--58c
MEN 'S ROBES ................................ $17 .so
LADIES ' PAJAMAS --·--·--·--···········$20.00
and a Wide Selection of
CHINESE MERCHANDISE
Coming in Daily
"'Honest labor no longer pays.
We don't want to wait until we
become skeletons. We are two
honest Frenchmen whom injust-
ices of a directed economy have
forced into gangsterism."-Note
left behind by two armed train-
robbers or Parts.
''No . man can be required to
labor ... (but) if men desire to
perform their services and to
maintain their incomes they
should be permitted and en-
couraged to do so."-Sen. ~
man ltevercomb, R W. Va. ,
"The people are &e ttlng damned
tired of having to tune in on the
radio every mornin& to see
whether or not to leave for work."
-Walter B. Webenburser. execu-
tive vice-president of National
Manufacturers' Association.
"Labor's right to bargain collec-
tively must remain u a funda-
mental principle or our unwrit ten
rights and the corollary r ight to
strike must not be infringed.''-
Oswald D. Httk, Republican As-
sembly Speaker New York As-
sembly.
Costa Mesa
Balboa Island
Corona del Mar
Laguna Beach
Balboa
Huntington Beech
Los Angeles
7 :45 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
5:30 a.m.
2 :30 p.m.
5 :30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
ll:""l a.m..
8:00 a.m.
11 :30 a.m.
2:45 p.m.
AIB MAD D*'9"tdt W M aboT&.
8&a.t.a An• 9HOe .. dally 9C'bed:uJe.
Costa Mesa 7 :45 a.m.
Balboa Island
Corona del Mar
12:30 p.m.
5 :30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
._ 11Beoc_:n,.. ..... s.. ....... .,, .... dally -
Balboa 12 :30 p.m.
Buntmcton Bead>-No l6n1oe on Saturda,.. .. SUNDA.Y-No 8en1ae.
HOLIDAYS-Los Angeles 9:00 a.m.
\
2:45 p.m.
8:<l5 a.m. 4:45 p.m.
8:<l5 a.m.
12:55 p.m.
8:45 p.m.
3:()() p.m.
5 :40 a.m.
12:55 p.m.
None
8:<l5 a.m.
12:55 p.m.
8:45 a.m.
3:()() p.m.
8:57 a.m.
SCBEDUU:S---bject to ~without noUC6.
Send important mail Spec. DeOvery OI" Spec. Delivery-Air Mali
New Air Mall Rate-5 cents per ounce or fraction.
Effective October 1st, 1946
Lido Assn. Pays Rent -----------------·
City Treasurer Gant reported
the recipt or a check for $750
from the Lido Isle CommunitY
assn., as rent for the property it
leases from the city.
Water Revenue Told
Newport Beach city water de-
partment revenue for November
reached a totaJ of $7584.38. J ohn
J . McMillan, water superintend-
ent, told the city council on Mon~
day.
Cancer ·Project Gets Green Light
The establishment of a Cancer
Clinic in Orange County was as-
sured today as physicians a n d
health officers of this area began
a surve}' of hospital racilities for
such a project.
Funds for a cancer cllnic were
pledged by Dr. William McCarthy,
the Director or the Cancer Com-
mission of the California Medical
Association. at the monthly meet-
ing of the Orange County Medi-
cal Association.
Dr. I\1cCarthy, recently released
from the Navy where he directed
cancer research. revealed th a t
there are 35,000 cases of cancer
in this State. and that a 1.000
neY.• cases a month are being
added to this number.
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Funds for a social worker,
nurses, derical help, and for the
rental of radium, and the instal-
lation of equipment for the diag-
nosis and treatment of cancer will
be supplied the County from the
$750,000 fund recently raised in
the State of California for the
fight on cancer. ' ''\. f ~-9-f ~o ~ c0 0 f -e ~~o~ ~ Co~ \.~ I ~-a.~ ~~~
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Gay Patlan, "Exquisite Toiletries"
Debussy'• conc:cno ttu11latcd
into sccot ... soft, deep, and long-
lasting, lilcc 1 moon-6ltered garden.
T al<cs you back to the magic
moment wbco you 6nt
discovered each other
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It is expected that St. Joseph's
Hospital will be selected to house
this clinic.
Dr. McCarthy will return to the
county within four week!, and will
a gain meet with the C.ounty Med-
ical As.sociation. At that time, i
ls anticipated that a complete plan
for the establishment of the clinic
will be submitted to him.
Dr. Mildred Wehrly, the resi·
dent in T"adiology at the C.ounty
Hospital, together with a com~
mittee appointed by the County
Medical Association, is drafting
the plan for the Clinic.
Diagnosis and treatme nt will be
available to everyone.
Eventually a separate building
to house cancer patients will be
erected.
Park Fees Reported
Merchant Patrolman Durl ni;
ping reported an income of $30.50
for the parking of aut06 in the
Balboa parking lot for November
to the city treasurer.
Court Fines Reported
Oty Judge Robert Gardne r re-
ported to the city hall that traffic
fines for November reached $1832
while fines collected totaled $325.
Speeder Given Ticket
Elizabeth R. Ball of 1701 East
Central avenue. Balboa. was
tagged by police for doing 46 miles
an hour in a 25 mile zone at 18th
and Central avenue, Wednesday.
Tells Tax Revenue
Tax Collector R. R. Hodgkin-
son reported to the city coundl on
Monday that current receipts for
a.s.sessments and tax.es total $129,-
266.29.
:~ OPEN LAMP SHOP 'I: Mrs. Lynn Hughes and Mn. :1. Bonnie Gough have opened a lamp "# shop at 1507 Coast highway,
.• Corona del Mar. '# r======;I
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REFRIGERATION
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' : Open Spturdays
Till 8:30 P.M.
Edythe Davidson Phone
1486
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fur available for the disp1-y.
"A psychiatrist says t h a t by
1960 half the population of tbe
world will be in insane asylums."
We wonder from which side of
the wall he was speaking.
''There is no excuse for a girl
to say sh~ can't get married. as
the woods are full of single men,"
asserts a Censu. Bureau ottidal.
C.otne ·out of hiding in those woods,
you cowards. and give the preda~
tory females a sporting chance
to co Id> )'OU.
,
WllO IAYll
XMAS •JfTJ.
MllSf ff
l~,IHSIVl7
JUST LOOIC
. At Ted W. Brown's
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• A bi1 •ariety 0£
1martl7 . styl ed,
modern · compacts.. Prom
' Fri~ndly
Crtdit s21s
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Eltqu111tdy carved :':'"~:
Cross, complete
·with· fine diain.
Eur
Cttd~
Diamaed· -Heart
Lockiit cotuplet~
w ith. <bain, 1911.
1old. .• Frr~nd/1
Crfdit
Lu.th~ Wallets:_ A
A stand .. 1eci1.,.
of lint qaaliry. Prbtn.
~'!'~.,,.. •au
Ted Brown
171'1 N.,,pori-.
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For Christmas Jewelry
Exquislb!ly Mdgrlt!d
cocktail ring.
Beautiful pink
g o Id cocktail
watcll
"A ""'" When ~ Meet"
STARCK'S CAFE
Beer
Mixed Drillka -Short Orders
'°SPUD 1Wws, ~}om!PHINl! OQUJST, Ownn
10'7 !h& Plllee Newpan BeMll
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Furbelow
fabulow fur boot with a cbunq Cold braid plat.
tonn. The tu> Is I~
bwui7 tur, Jn red or black.
f!0.95 plUI federal adao
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Hap_es Furnishes
EvideMe in Quiz
(Ccntlnuod """' Poee 1)
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WE WELCOME YOU
~ADE T'REE
bank.a ot tog on Friday and Sat-Sldppen aa!d they would wait rrr s ed B
unlQ nllh'" In the Newport Hu· hotter ..... tber. tart Y bor district oonfUsed motorlsta Despite the huudoul drlvlnc
en route home. condltloos. dty and blghw..,. Police
Numben reported that \hey bad reported row serious acddenb. E • Bd open tbe attempt~ bribing of the
two Giant players, and also in-
dicated that tbe gambling lnvestl-
cation Which has been in progress
for some time may spread to Cali-
!ornla and F1orida.
ro OPBN A
LAGUNA BEACH dlfflculty trying to find the right Four Riverside yootha w...., in-xc·1se . roads and the rlg)\t turns. One Jun!d when their car was In col·
motorist who thought he wu U.lon with one driven by Hugh
SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS 50c up
MEN 'S HANDKERCHIEFS 55c up
CHINESE JASMINE TEA 58c
MEN 'S ROBES $17.50
LADIES' PAJAMAS $20.00
• J~Ofi TREE
397 So. Coast Blvd. Laguna Beach
making the right tum ran lnto E. Watson of U5 Rlvenlde
a bank alongside the highway. avenue, Newport Beach.
Another torlst plained At Westminster, five autom~
mo com biles piled up n the fog. Among
that he ran tUa machine between the cars Involved WU one driven
a guy-ltiw: and. a . telephone pole. b Walter w . Sanford, 21 Udo
the guy-line npp1ng ott the tap ~e •
of his car and doing $100 worth · or damage.
Police reported that Jack Os-
good ot 214 Apolena avenue. Bal-
boa laland, ran his motorcycle
into a house owned and occupied
by Mrs. A. L. Blum of 126 Col-
lins avenue. Os&ood was not hurt.
One husband who wu marooned
in Santa Ana because of the heavy
tog engulfing the area from
Deihl to the end of the Santa
Ana Army Air base which was
impau.ab1e, telephoned police
headquarters to notify his wife
that he could not get home Fri-
day night.
Banana Boat
Arrives Here
Paragon skipper earlier in the
day.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~J Smaller Papers
ffJ1~~f3 ~<~~~~~T~~.:.ge
Here in the Newport Harbor
district fuhing boats continued to
On Sunday, Sampson was able
to reach the Paragon by radio
and was told that the ship expect-
ed to arrive in San Pedro for
customs check Monday morning.
On Monday, Capt. Stein reported.
from San Pedro that they had
arrived safely.
Broad.cut Contused.
It is believed that someone
o verheard a r £>port from a radio
broadcast station to the effect
tha t t\.1.-'0 othe r ships were ~
ported lost in Mexican waters last
Monday night, confused them
v.:ilh the Paragon and spread the
rumor about it.
~~z large cit y newspaper has so many
2 P • L" • Roo S "te pages tha t the reade r g oe s -tece IVJng m UI through them hurriedly. and does
Cocktail Tablea. End Ta.blea t.o Match not give sufficient consider a tion
In natural Onbh. to the advertisements.
Beautiful Floor Lamps
China 8w Table I Amps
Boudoir L&m119
llEADQUABTEB8 FOK 1JNTIN18HED FUKNtTlnll:
All licensed on-sale premises iD The New York district attar·
Southern California. required to ney's office pttsented to the grand
. jury a 40-pa.ge confession said to operate on booa tide cafes., are have been signed by Paris, who
being carefully inspected and ts a 26-year-old offioer in a tay
c:hecited to make certain they are company, with an interest ~ ln
complying with the recent state a florist shop.
supreme court decision upholding A! he was held in bail set at
$28,300, New York detectives
the Board of Equalization's con-started a search tor four higher·
tention such premises must be ups in the alleged gambling
genuine cafes, accordlng to Wm. racket. who until Monday were
G. Bonelli, board member from hanging out in their haunts in
the Fourth district, which in·
eludes the eight southern coun-
ties.
A comprehensive questionnaire
CO\'ering every phase o! cafe op-
eration, has been prepared by the
board, Bonelli explained. and is
tilled out on the premises by the
liquor control officer charged with
the inspection.
"Kitchen, dining room and bar
equipment, supplies and employes
are carefully checked with par-
ticular attention being given to
food supplies, its condition and
facilit ies for preparing and serv·
lng it." Bonelli said. "We are
learning such details as the nwn-
ber of knives, forks and spoons
on hand, \lo'hether the cooking
equipme nt shows regular use and
the amount of the monthly fuel
Hudson and Passaic counties.
They have since disappeared from
there.
Huge Fish Caught
By Costa Mesan
A jew fish weighing over 350
pounds was brought into Ne'WpOrt
Harbor Tuesday aboard the boat,
In EEEE. The fish was caught
off Point Conception by Jack Tay-
lor, 224 E . 18th street, Costa
Mesa, assisted &y Frank Windle,
405 Club House Ave ., Newport
Beach.
The huge fish was unloaded by
the crane at the Va n Camp dock
at the foot of 20th street in New-
part, to be taken to Larry's Fish
Market in Santa Ana.
f?ill.
"Where any deficie ncy is found, Roosevelt Statue
the licensee is warned by the in-The Franklin D. Roosevelt stat-
spector and give n a brief time to ue to be er£>cted in Grosvenor Sq. correct it. Failure to do so will London ,will represe nt the late l.'.a use the t;>oard to take steps President as standing, leaning on
to r evoke or suspend the license."
CHARGE ACCOUNT
(IO -80 -80 Da;p)
-.--looamt ·----...-1. e.ir -... ._..,i.w wltll
tlllo la-lt1leo of ·-.,..~
Na"'ee'ly .ld>e.rtiled
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mARBROJ
cl~ CJ,,ia,
111 Wliilt '11> ST. PHONE l&GI
Stan Boan: Dally laelladlnc Satarday
9:SO A. .M. to 5:llO P • .M.
WILL BE CWSED
Jan. thru Feb. for Alterations
Re-Open March 1st -·-Se as on' s Greetings -·-Cottage Do-Nut & Waffle Shop
BALBOA ISLAND
One Table of Small Qlft Items
SPECIAL-Good, used, small Saxophone
"Advertising agencies and news-
papers have performed wonderful
feats, but they ha ve not increased
by one small secorid the avaliable
time each day \.\'hich readen h ave.
Statistics show tha t the r eader of
small city papers has mor e time
a nd gives more consideration to
So ma ny people called the New-
port Harbormaster's office and
headquarte rs of the Coast Guard
a nd of the Ne v.'POrt Harbor dis-
tric t police and local newspapers
offices t o ascertain the truth of
the unfounded rumor tha t port
authorities even today were try-
ing to trace the source of the or·
iginal rumor .
The check:up applies to on-sale a cane. A committee raising $160,-
000 for the memorial said -that ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ general and on-sale beer and wine premises, but not to on-sale beer the bronze statue by Sir William
premises, Bonelli said, explaining }\eir Dick would be flanked by ..-
Ideal Gitt for Mmlcal Cblld
A Store Full of All Klnda of - - -Whatever You W\sh
ArrENTION ! BOUSE TRAILER OR HOUSEBOAT OWNDtS:
S·Burner, Lo-Oven. Coleman 0.. Range
A-l Sbape, 9S'Jll5
HARBOR FURNITURE
196! Barbor Blvd.
IF1TzPATR1CINI
Established in 1914
Newport Beach Store 2120 Ocean Front-Harbor 185
the advertisements. It was later ascertained. that
"I will say that W£>ekly papers two o ther boats had been in
are seven times as valuable as troubJe ln Mexican waters. These
daily papers of the Simle circula-were the "Huntington" and the
tion, and surely they have some ~'Piasco," but as Capt. Ste in said,
advantages. No one reads a daily 'it was not the Paragon, as you
paper the day after it is issued. can see."
but the weeklies are read during Today it looks like a very happy
seven days. Christmas for the men and their
"Small town papers will become families.
more and more important. Many
large cities have r eached a maxi-
mum in population. Whether or
not the re is a World War Ill, the
federal government m ust prepare
for it by e ncouraging decentralize·
tio n and the building up of sma ll
interior communities.
Boy Scouts to Cheer
Disabled Veterans
F eeling that public sympathy
for the appreciation of the dis-
a bled \.\'ar vetera.ns has lessened,
Boy Scouts of Troop 6, Costa
Mesa, have included in the ir pro-
gr a m of spreading Christmas
c heer one project that is fo re most
in thl'ir enthusiasm-the role of
playing "Santa" for the disabled
veterans a t the Sawte lle hospital.
lily ponds and flower beds. ~
the Alcoholic Beverage Control ::============; ivll ~ g·~ Act does not require food on this • (!>
latter type of premises. SELECT HOLIDAY c">i
Sailors Trounce
Boys in Khaki
Boy Scout Troop 6 of Costa
Mesa is thoroughly satisfied that
the Harbor Dis trict S£'a Scouts
have a good football club. Last
Sunday Skipper Mohler sent his
squad, spa rked by l\tike Balch and
Bodenhoeffer, against the lighter
team of Troop 6.
The "S ailors" left the high
school field wit h a decisive win
of 21 to 0. Bob Nettles and
Dick Dodd, who generaled the
boys in khaki, found their razzle--
dazzle plays complete ly ineffective
against the brawn of the white-
caps.
GIFTS
BOOKS
for all agtML
STATIONEBY
PARIS CHOCOLATES
CHRISTMAS CARDS
ne Blue Sails
S06 Mala St.. Balboa
701 E. Central, Balboa B&rbor 1S8
-Emma V. Hughes -
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SPRING ---1947
Caltex Bathing Suits
AND PLAY CLOTHES ................... --...... --_........ ...... _._ ................. -------_____ ,._ ................... ,,,._
WELL KNOWN -· -
MARJORIE MONTGOMERY Crome
Plating
M Ue Tha.t Old Car sr>a'.r1r.1e Like a
BtaM New 11Hi7 )(ode}, RE· CHROME T our Bumpen, B eMI·
ll•bta, t'k'. ~peda.JJet. Ln A.ttl<Kilo-
U•e Mid MllriDC! Plalh11.
Knowing tha t a great many or ;===========:::::;
the war heroes will have no mem-
ber of their family near them and
that some may even be forgotten
entirely, the boys are proffering
their own youthful gl"atitude and
Faille Silk Pedal Pushers
Q9.lell: 9en.__a-•• u1e ""-
National Plating Co.
lMe .... lt$h M.
Loac 9-dt-Pbe• 811-318
IDILLEY'r REFRIGERllTlOO
JERVICE COIDPIUIY
--Encl-.-~ e:zo Oout Bl'"'-. Oonma c1e1 Mar
Piao.. -!"T8' l<!pt, Lapna UIC
good will.
Each Scout of the troop will
have a Christmas package con-
taining several gifts, to be deliv~
ered to the hospital on Christrttu
eve. Greetings on the gifts will
read "Merry Christmas, Buddy !
From your younger buddies, the
Scouts."
Hotel From Shelter
CLOTH Es -
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
s~
S~Sk,p
!07 MarlDe Aft.
Balboa laland
fl'bone Barbor 1578
IN BLACK, RED AND AQUA, $7.95 ,,..-... -................. ._w-... .. ..-· .. _ _.......,....__....,.w __ , __ _
JOYCE ---
Persian Garden Slippers
$3 .95 ............................. .,,._.-----------......... .._._---------.
w. nG-'"°" --"'.'-~·-~---. . Afa5fe1:
TESTED *** Robes and Negligee Sets
- - -AND OTHER GIFTS
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IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING!
LONDON (Reuters)-A hotel
With 40 electrica lly heated rooms
has been made out of one of the
large air r aid she lters built by
the Nazis in the British Zone dur-
ing the war. R adio Hamburg said.
Thia lcientilic !natrumenl
tells us what's wrong when
you bring your watch In.
and It tella you !t"a right
when you take It away.
Faster, more economical
repai.n, with printed proof
of accuracy.
IN THE MEN'S SHOP
Engagement Ring
with 3 diamonds.
$175
Ladles' 14-K gold
Cocktail Ring with
briJJlant zircon.
$52.50
Budget Payments.
No Extra Cost
Man's Classic Dia-
mond Ring in 14K
gold setting. $275
A pair with 5 Dia-
monds! 14K yellow
gold setting.
$200
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~:~ Associated , ... ----.. ,,,_ Station
at 1936 Harbor Blvd.
Featu.rlng
• Expert lu brication
• Best quality gas and oil
• \Vashing and polishing
• Batteries and accessories -·-Pt.ckup and Dell~·ery --J. F. THOMPSON
Call: Bes.con 6652 19SI Barbor Bl..,d. COST A MESA
SHEER
HOSE
Nylon
and
Rayon
· JAY'S
213 E. 4th
SPORTSWEAR
Santa Ana
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Ted Brown brings a watch
and jewelry repair depart-
ment to Costa Mesa that is
the finest. We have the best
workmen and equipment for
expert repairing of watches,
clocks and jewelry repairs.
Prices are Beuonable
Prompt, Courteoua Semoe
Ted Brown •zwc•n
1791 Newport Blvd.
C-Oota M-
INSURANCE
• PROTECTS •
Print Shirts . .. $4.95
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Sweaters *: T-Shirts *: Woo l Soc ks
and Other Gifts Too Numerous
to Mention.
NEWPORT BEVERAGE CO.
R.. A. Ormiston, Prop. !112 Ooean Front Phone lla.rbor 6S8
Newport ee.ch, Calllornla
No Better Selection Anywhere at Anytime
Bottled In $7571 Bottled ln Bolld Bond.
Montieello J. W.
Rye. Fifth HARPER
$8.34/f!rr! $3~0 .
JOSE CUERVO 5195 TEQUILA FIFl'll
~~ $1951:~08
Prf. Res· ! I Stralpt n.u. Pint · Wldab7
$&~1::r=.. • GIN
' 90 proof
Windward 5195 Rum
P'UIB
$195! (lh:-$3051 ~ $348
)(-I F-len.d I -' . nta ' Fifth ' nftll
M~Aiiattan Cocktail .-. ~95 ... .....
BlJN'IU waw•• $426!=""'~ $4251=~ !:' a-rr . .w. . .. ._
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Pen • • • Pen & Pencil Sets ·
Eversharp
Parker "51"
I IALLMARJC.
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GREETING CARDS
Stationery
The Very Smartest
Reasonably Priced
• Accent on colors. Vanity ---Pris-
cilla ---Diagonal stripes ---Remein-
brance ---Repillon
Loucks' Stationery
• Clyde R, Loucks
Temporary Location + 1n Dennis Hogland Bldg.
1760 Newport Blvd. and Texaco Station . . .
Watch for Our Signs
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1 G f S 1
1 i t uggestions 1
• FOR THE HOME I • l 1 Occasional Table J 1 Occasional Chai rs J, f Floor ·Lamp's J,
~ Table Lamps I
J Hassocks ,
• MIRRORS 1:f PICTURES J, • l
:J a complete selection awaits you l i 11
1 SflNTfl flNfl rtmNITUR£ CO. l
• 426 ...... Tl< nacn {!f. SANTA AM. CALl~OlllllA l
• l 1 qt/i ~ ~ ~ MakM J
W I •• 22 J." .. 2 ~~~~~.,..,~~,,..,~·
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SpOrifishing AssociatiQn Cracks Down
On Operators , of Unlicensed Sea Craft
Yule Tree
Saves Crew
Fly-by-Night Owner
Gives Port Bad
Name, They Say
Something Different for Your Cbristma& Dinner
PHEASANTS
876 E. 18th St.
CostaM...,.
( Dr....00)
Telephone
Hllrbor 56Slhl
{( Here's Wishing You a Merry Christmas!
••
1-ti.ss Lorna Mills, 19th street.
who has been at home recuperat-
ing tro.m a recent appendectomy,
\\'BS honored last \Veek et the Fed-
eral Savings and Loan association,
Laguna Beach. in honor of her
tenth year of service.
Members of the staff gathered
for cake and coffee and presented
Miss Mills \\.ith a handsome
F'rench gilt dr6ser set of morror,
comb and brush. perfwne bottle
and je\\'e l case .. \\ith which she
was surprised and delighted.
Firemen Meet;
Wives Plan Party
Nomination of officers featured
the Tuesday evening meeting of
the Firemen's club. held in Am-
erican Legion hall with ele<'tion
slated for the January meeting .
This coming year the club will
meet each month instead of every
two months, with planned Pnter·
tainrnent.
Ladies of the Fittmen's Auxil·
iary are holding their Christmas
party Tuesday evening. Dec. 17 at
the Newport Heights home of Mrs.
F.~ther John.son.
For Children of All Ages
'
1MEN-WOMEN
at Cost
Complete Stock
to Choose From
Free
GIFT
Wrapping
Avoid:
v City Crowds
v 'rnlffic Jams
v Dented Fenders
ID~ded
City Parking Lola
Plenty of
Free Parking
The Bobby Sltop's New Toy Store
1U O..lnl Aft. Formerly Vu de Kaxnp'1 Bake Shep
BUY FOR LESS WITH LEISURE IN BALBOA
Clpml0a.m.to9p.m. ......... uu.:w ••••••
Prostate ---Pelvis
IT'S YOUR
GLANDS
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Interlocking Block Co.
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TAMPA CIGARS--<:lev Ha-
panetela shape, ~ "2 fir
1llc, box of 50. Sl.!50. Hermul
H. Brille. 223 W. Ola-Aw., o.-ang.., Callt. Open 10
LDl. to 3 p.m.; So~ to 10
p.m. . 96,ttc
Z O;R IC
DRY CLEANING
In Our Own Plot • PICKUP AND I
.DELIVER
Phone
J!EACON 51118-J
BEAUTY AIDS
MACHINE and MACHINELESS
Permanent Waves
Harbor ~w 'nntlJIK and Man!~
87-Uc Evening Appt. Ph. Harbor 179-W
FORMED Wlndshlelda "' Hatch Vi's Beautv Shop
Covers made to order ..... , __ Plex: 1103 Cout mway, &>rona del Mar ~ 75-tfc lgU... & Ludte Sheet.I for sale. -------------,.,
Nu-World Product.I Company, LOST AND FOUND n
303 Third St., Huntinaton Beach. LOST-Black patent purse in Bal·
Phone Huntington Beac.h 178. boa, Saturday evening. Finder
~tf,t keep money; extra reward for
FIREWOOD-$18.00 cord. Phone return of all papers. Call Har-
Santa Ana 6079-R. 90-tfc bor 13. 97-ltp
No. 4691S
ALIAS SUMMONS
In the Superior Court ot the State
ot Calltornla ID and For the
County or Orange
HERBERT L. SHOEMAKER
and MARIAN L SHOEMAKER,
his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. J . W. PAT·
TON.R.0.PATTON,T.A.PAT-
TON. C. P. PATI'ON,C.P.PAT-
TON. trustee, J. A. PATTON,
MAGGIE B. CLIF'J'ON, T . M.
PATION. MILTON A. T. Mil.r
LER, WILLIAM L MILLER, EM-
MA E. LAIR, MAGGIE HUM-
PHREYS. and also all other per·
sons unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in
the real property described in
Plaiotiffs" Complaint adverse to
Plaintiffs' O\\'Tiership. or any cloud
upon Plaintiffs' title thereto, De-
fendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETINGS'
To: J . W. Patton, R . O. Patton,
T. A. Patton. C. P. Patton, C. P .
Patton, Trustee, J. A. Patton
Maggie B. Clifton, T. M. Patton,
Milton A. T . Miller. William L.
Miller, Emma E . Lair, Maggie
Humphreys (and to all other per-
sons unknov•n claiming any right,
PAINTING
12 Years Service 1n Newport
H.rbor Area
Harry Hall
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
-Phones--
Beacon 5413
274 E. 19th Street
Order Now!
FRUIT TREES
-FOR.-
Winter Planting
Hollister Bros.
NURSERY
Landlcaplng
1959 Harbor Boulevard
CootaMeu &aeon 5200
SG-tfc
CESS POOLS and
CEPTIC TANKS
Installed Anywhere ln
Orange County
Contract Drilling
Sewer C.Onnection
(All Work Guaranteed)
Full Insurance Carried
J. R. McCORMICK
340 Victoria St. Costa Mesa
Beacon 5069-J
93-tfc
title, estate. lien or interest in the AL LACHMEYER real property described in the
complaint to plaintiffs' owner-S I G N S
ship, of any cloud upon plailltitfs' title thereto): Trucks, Boats, Walls, Windows, etc.
You are hereby directed to ap-Beacon 5178-W
pear and answer the complaint 348 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa
llMPLOYllENT WANTD> II
CARPENTER and jobbing want-
ed; inside or outside. if you have
materials. Jacob Geidux, 117
46th St., Newport Beach. 96-6tp
WILL MAKE doll clothes any
time before Xmas. Bring your
O\•ln material. Also care for
child ren. Phone ~R. 700
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar
97-tfc
WANTED-Hand ironing to take
in. Mrs. Smith 305 34th St.
96-4tc
JAPANESE AMERICAN wished
housework by the hour. C a 11
after 7 p.m. Huntington Beach
5542, Mary. 97·2tp
WOULD LIKE to do flat lronJna
only, at home. Please call Bea·
con 5566--J. 97·2tc
GARDENER -Tall, .personable,
middle aged, white. Expert on
lawn, flowers, tree1, ahrut.,
greenhouse, lath house and U:·
pert propagator. Good, clean
work. Rates $1.25 hour. Write
Box "V" c/o News-Times. 93-6tp ,
DIPLOTID:NT[ Orn:u:D D
WANTED-Office assistant, male
or fema1e. Must write short·
hand and be good typist and
have experience at bookkeeping.
Permanent position, good salary.
Dave Wilson, 902 Main, Hunt-
ington Beach. Phone 159. 97·tfc
W OMAN for housework full or
part time.. Live in or out. Good
wages. Harbor 1992. 93-ttc
WELL PAID JOBS
with
Real Futures
for Young Women as
Telephone Operators
on an action entitled as above, ____________ !J6._tt_c_ 1 [n moat communities beclnnen re--
brought against you in the Super· celve baae pay of $30 tar a ftY1
lor Court of the said County of RADIO SALES & SERVICE clay week, with extra pay for °"""
Orange, State of Ca.lUornia, with· Sped&llz:lng 1n repalring. time or duty at certa.ln houn ~
tn io c1a,,. atter 1ervtce on you TRONART, INC. t11e c1ay. of this alias summons. if served on you within said County; or within Rad1o, electronics, aound--Sales Seven wage lntteaset the tint nro
30 days, if served elsewhere. and ~e and domesUc. yean.-paid vacatloDI.
This action is brought to de-. Pb.. H. 1252--M
tennine the adverse claims to and 2901 W. Central, Newport Beach, Learn lhll lnterestlna work at
clouds upon the title to the real . '19-tfc lood pay ln your own cammuntey.
property described In the Com------.-~-----
plaint herein and hereinafter de-MET· CLAD PRODUCl"S
soibed by the said plaibtitfs who --by-
claim that by themoelves, or by CLARK a: BATES
thermelves and their predecessors Metalllztnc
in interest, have for a long time
been owners of cer'_'lln real prop-Weldinc S~
<rty sltuaU<I In the County of 506 30th St. -Harbor 2S09
Orange/ State of California, and
desaibed as follows., to wit:
That Po<tton of Lot 63 of New-
Port Heights, u per map there-.
of recorded In Book 4, at page
83, of mllcellaneoua Mapo, ....,.
ords of said Orange County, de-
saibed u follows:
Beginning at the moot Southerly
oorner at &aid Lot 63, and run-
nlna thence Northeasterly along
the Southeasterly llile ot said
lot a dlatance al 157.57 feet;
tbeooe N-ty puaJleJ
With the ~ line al
-Jot a 6itaw al 'IOJJ ,_;
New}ktrt Beach 9'-tfc
HARBOR
Plumbing Service
1768 N""pxt Blvd., Beacon 504BW
REPAIRING OUR SPECIALT!
Cmtndinc and Supplleo 9'1Uc
·-
JAVES E. McKEE
General Contractor
&20 lllqoerl.te A'le.
ecr...do!IKar
~ ... . .
You work with friendly ~ In
pleasant offices.
APPLY
Southern California
Telephone Company
100· E. Bo7 A-, Ballloa
SU!i No. llllln Street, 8oata ""'
• Call a.w °'""9tor
111).a.
Additional Yant AG;
on Followf.ne 'Page
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.......... ·W•MWS -I --- -.11• 'b •1 >• . ..__ -·~ --• •~ ,.--,. ?""11'11111.J..._~--~~~R~:i=~=!::=-t.ll-l?ir..!"!!!~!.. ...... ~-......................................... .-...... ._.-,_,;;.. ._w ....... ,"'A":""d-:IS""'."_ ---:-:uui:':':::'":~::::::-:::=:::---:.:7 ....... :::.:":::_:~ll'Oll==-=~-• :&·;; . .;, -· .. PfL ...... ' -· Cl -•i.;;;.,. ., Dtf, ..... a' •• : ... a:. • . ant MACHINE SHOP TOOLS-FOR SALE--Refripntor, »lb. RADIO _......,_ portable, S25. '2ICIOO .... -..... ta -In WANT CAR In~ paysmnt far ~~:..!!~~:..___----~~~:..!!~~:..__ ____ ~
Lathes, lhapon. weldon, band capodty, c<JOd condition. Bar-:no Nardauo Ave .• c..cna c1e1 Coota M-or Newprt llea<b. ..,._ In Newprt. "" paved FRANK P. JOHNSON, Realty Broker
-. etc. Barpin. Pl..--491-M. 97-ltc )lar, 9T-2tc What bave )'OUf c. R. Wier-bicll""l'-H. M. Lane Real OWEN C. ANKING, .A"'Odate Broker ~~~~Oca~~·~-~-~,~~:!~I Barbor Ma.
91
-:itc roR SALE-Twin -with Electric arid Fire ::!_ EHndo Ttalkr, 97°":!! ~~ ~ Oaurt. N-97~1~ 1664 Newport mw. from ...... _, PIP ~-.. ttr -..... ~ -T'W..... n--c:~ .. w· "HO"""' Nigh ,.,__ 521n T WRIST WATCH. man'• Bulova: "ll"IDP ~ ""' _,., one ·Equipment Tests ~· .,.,..con __,.... -.. .....-t, ............ .,...
SllllPLOTIISNT o•w• egn n ladT• cllamond rills. mllellt double bed with bOx aprin& and ·
values: beauWW black coat wit, matn..: one crib, powttt All Qua1llled Pe-... 1 WANTED-An acoountant capal>Je
of bandllna; acoounting of aport-
ln& aooda dlvlaldo ~ a plutlc
CODl"8JIY In Ille Harbor area.
Apply at 1015 Coat Blvd., Ccr-
ona clel Mar. 97-tfc
tlilver fox collar; black tur cara-p1ece1 end m1-n-ltm>L co-Two, i>).1-AF.,.... re1111o, Three-Bedroom Stuc~
cul .,.,.t. Sizes 14. San Ce-Harbor 1191N. 96-2tp a> lbed .,wtelll and Pl:lrtahioo Back Bay. Nicely tumisbed.
mente 21.M. 9T-ltp DOW anO.bJe ctn500
llOATll, B1lPrUSll .. ETS HOKIN .. GALVAN R E A L v AL u E s ~ Auto Batteries 30 tt. Fe11mn "' Stewart sport iooo o-t Hllh""l'
Rubber Sepuatsw fllhel' cru1ott for Nie. Racllo, Ph. Beaoon 5407 91-tfc Newport Blvd. Motel Sit~
J&.a>oath -$6.'15 El:. Oil bait tank·, .i~ four. WW take ~ OATS • PSl'8 .. five rooms; 'nx600 lot. Easy terms-W ANTED--GeneTal help far Cor-
ona de-1 Mar Grammar School
Cafeteria. -Phone Harb<lr 2100.
96-4tc
Co111pounded Motor property 1n t;:;-c1e. 1nqu1re 345 ~ lack _._
Gallon. 70c Marine, Balboa bland, Apt. No. THOROBRED b ~"' Pill>' HOMES -INOOME -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $17,500 -_ ll 97_2tp pies, alx weeks old. F emales, _ INSURANCE
LU.I: IDJMlSIJ.lllfEOUll •
FUU.. LENG;H black skunk coat,
all matched •kins; custom made;
beautifully lined with lkinneT
satin, antelopie strapping be-
tween pelts; e:ood style and
shows no wear. Call at 403 E.
19th St., Coota Mesa. 97-2tp
FOR SALE-Semi console eas
stove, cheap; ai.o coil springs
and two rolla new chic.ken wire.
Call at 1823 C..ntral Ave., Apt.
4, Newport Beach. 97-2tp
FOR SAJ..E-One hand made
violin, one aolld Philippine ma-
hogany bedroom set. Call Har·
-140i. 97-ltt
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
WESTERN HOLLY
GAS RANGE $166
Santa Ana Furniture
Western Auto Supply $25; males, $35. 125 E. Bay Au.~~-~ DM!er FOR SALE -New champion, 4 Front. Balboa laland. Harbor
~~ b.p. outboard motor. McCallum 4502. 97-2tc
1836 Newport B~ Coota Mou and H"""'Y· 2814 Lafayette, =,--.,--.--,,,--=,---=~--,--.., 41 tfc FOR SALE-BeauWul pure bttd
-------------N..._t Beach. Phone Harbor Gennan Shepheard puppies.
Immediate Delivery
Western Holly
Gu Ranges ······-··-··-$166.00
Philco Freezer
5 CU-ft. -···-··--··-..$209.50
Duo-Therm
Oil Heaten -···-·····-.$ 79.95
Oirome Dlnettr Sets
Red, Blue, Tan -·---S 66.95
Santa Ana Furniture
t26 w .. t 4th Santa Ana
95-.ttt
VENETIAN BLINDS-Alumtrarm.
a.teeJ. wood. Call .. for tne •ti-
mate. Renovatbl It reftnkhtnc
So. Clout Venetian Bllad Cp.
Wmt 18th and Newport Ave.,
Coota Meaa. Ph: Be°""" 5762-W.
38-tf•
813. 97-ltp Imagine beJn& able to give u a
FOR SALE-17 ft. skiff, new
cedar bottom. $95. Inqulre Wm.
Hanawalt, C.bln 25, Bay Shore
Camp. 97-2tc
WANTED-Slip !or 25 ft. sloop.
Ouistmu alft a parcel of affec-
tloo, companlomhlp and lite-long
loyalty! 11119 W. Maple, 0.-
ange, Calli. Phooe Orange 68ihl.
97-2tp
Bonus. P . 0 . Box 531, Balboa. 8l'llCIAL ANNOllN<mMIDITll •
!16-:ltp Carpenters A vailabhl
tor 1enera1 maJ.ntm•nc-
and npelr
o. Z. llOllKa'!llON
Call Harbor 83
FOR SALE-Boat moorlns ao-
comodate '5 ft. boat. Excellent
conclltlon, South &Ide Lido lal-
and. Owner Loo An&<Jes 01...
68711. 95-.ttc. M-tf• BARGAIN -2 • cycle, 2-cyllnder ----=-=-=-,------
Callie, like new, $195. 3311 Fin-K E Y 8
ley Ave., Newport Beach. ~ttc -Wlllle You Watt
VOOJII/8 SACRIFICE -~ Wine Marine 100 llaln St., IJolbo&
Ena;lne. Excellent conclltlon, 4 :IOI! Kutne Balboa Island
cylladu built tn reverse $395. '
(26 West 4th Santa Ana 1b"e PlaCI"' and JQndJtna
97-2tc W 0 0 D
Includes tachometer prop. 1hatt "1Ht ~'--"'---------bearings. ~ar Hans Dickman All kinda typewriter riblxxw In
Wt.YI. 95tfc stock a t the News-'n.mes.
FOR YOUR NEW Hlcks' MarW For onla! supplies, see the
"Jim" V NeW"S-1lmes.
MAN'S white cllamond rtns, 'SI K., Deilv-
14 K. gold mounting, $285. Can't H. W . WRIGHT
be duplicated under $400 In Ph. Beacon 6666
store. Evenings, 220 Agate in 17114 N~ Blvd. 3-tf<
rear, Balboa Island. 97-2tc _:~:...;..-=-------
POOL TABLE % size, 36" Sin-
cock batooe, hammered shaft,
1 small desk for boy's room, 1
black onyx Ma.sonic rlng with
10 point diamond never been
worn. Also 2 114 h.p. outboards,
new-. All in very good condition.
Call at 413 Edgewater, after 4
p.m. 97-4tc
Steel Kitchens
GLASS ENCLOSURES
SHOWER DOORS
Southern Counties
Supply Co.
STORE CLOSED
DEC. 25 to JAN. 1 INCLUSIVE
CO MPLETE
HOUSE CLEANING
SERVICE
Free Estimates
Kitchen and wan Wuhlns
Floor Cleaning and Waxlns
Window 0.anlng C.ulldna;
Painting
All Work Guaranteed
Harbor 379-J
Al's House & Window
Cleaning Service
R,E-OPEN JAN. 2 SS-tfc
Pb. M52 Lasuna Beach -----------
5'8 Forest Ave. 97lltc ~IV:...ANTED==:::....;'l'0:..:....:11:...UT::...:... ____ a_
Will Pay Cash 60 Bicycles for Sale F or your furnltuno or what have
from EqJand, France and Amer-you. Phon< Beacon ?i6S&.
lea -New and Used. Crawley Furniture Co.
enPne or parts, see an ------------neet. factory distributor, 33ll FOa BENT '1
F1nJey Ave., Newport Beach. PROFESSIONAL offjces for rent.
Order now for mid-winter de-345 Marine St., Balboa Ul.and.
livery u prices are sure to Apt. No. 5. 97-2tp
advance. ~tfc -----------
Balboa Canvas Shop
Salli -Boat Covtn
Marine Upholstering
Harbor 207 -224 ~ 21st St.
Newport Beach TI-tfc
Dyer "D" Dinghies
Colored Ratsey Sails
Nine Ft. Dyer Dhows
Dyer Dhow Midget
-Now Available---
lmmediate Delivery
SOUTH COAST CO.
23rd at Central Ave.
NEWPORT BEACH
Harbor 2600 96-4tc
FOR RENT-Storage space 18 fl.
by 32 ft. in Newport: Suitable
for boat, equipment, etc. Write
Box 896, Balboa Wand. 97-2tp
ROOM FOR RENT-Prefer work-
ing couple. Harbor 1551-W.
!16-2tp
STORE SPACE for rent-345 Ma-
rine, Balboa Island. Apt. No. 5.
Ideal for drug, paint store up-
holstering. 97-2tp
FOR RENT-3 shops fast growing
community. Prefer spec. food
shop; Beauty parlor, shores,
children toggery, men·s access-
ories. 310 El Camino Real (101
Hi.) San Oemente. Phone 411 .
97-3tp
VOGEL'S , 100 Main St., Balboa 1812 Newport Blvd., Coots MMa
Phone Harbor 145 95--4t.:1 __________ sz._tf_c MU!llCilA.L a RADIO N
FOR RENT-N~ Deluxe Hotel
room and pr1vate bath, tile
shower stall. Twin or double
beds, box 1prlng and innter-
1pring mattresses. Unit heat.
Sped.al rates !or permanent
guesta, as low u $2 per day
t o r 2 people. No k1 tchens.
Miracle Mile Motel, 706 Cout
Highway, Newport Beach. Ph.
Beacon 5229-J. !16-tfc O'Keefe -Merritt
Gas Range
Pl<!-War
Oven Control
BARKER BROS.
FURNITURE
SACRIFICED
TO EXCHANGE SIA FOR SALE-Steinway piano, 54-
-'-----------In., perfect cond. $400. See at TRADE -Has bicycle excellent 1205 Cypress Ave., Santa Ana
condition, large basket. What or phone Beacon 5712. 94-tfc WANTmD TO BENT u
have you? Can use furniture, DANZ-S CHMIDT ====-=---,----=-,, appliance, etc. Harbor 1223-J, WANTED-House for :i~t. Will
!16-2tc PIANO CO. pay year's rent In advance. Can
FUB.NlTURE FOR SALE n 520 No. Main St. Santa Ana give references. Write Box l,
c/o News-Times. 97-6tp
PRE-WAR HOTPOINT, 7 cu. ft. ZENn'H console, 7 tubes, attrac-RESPONSIBLE executive desires
refrigerator, like new; twin live cabinet. Perfect cond Low furnished home or apartment
IN EXCELLENT CONDmON beds, upholstered heads; dresser price. 928 W. Myrtle. until June 1. Rent no object.
chest; co1l501e table ; mirror; BABY grand. High grade make. 0 . L. Richard, La Jolla Beach
By Piece (or entitt lot subject to chairs; patio furniture; 1Wing. Used. Now only $485. Terms. and Tennis Club, La Jolla, Calif. offer I San Clemente 2134. 97-ltp STEINWAY grand, style B. The Phone Glencove 5-4557. 95-4tp
Light modern dining table, buffet, FOR SALE-Electric refrigerator world's most wonderful piano. WANTED-Tkree-bedroom house
chalrs, 9x9 rug and pad. three 4 ~ cu. ft. size; good condition. Used. Save one-third now from for winter ental or one year
pair drapes. Also two used vacuwn cleaners new today'a price. lease. References can be given.
9X.17 rug. Servtstan mothproofed. cheap. 329 lt'larine, Balboa GOOD used practice piano. Only Call, collec::t, Otrus 33831. 95-tfc
l maple lamp table. Island. 97-ltp $69. Or will rent. WANTED TO RENT-3-bedroom
l wing chair. FOR SALE-Davenport and chair, GRAND pianos. Weber, Stein-house near Bay for next swn-
1 striped w . J . Sloane chair. $45. l38 Topaz, Balboa Island way, Kimball, Raworth, Mehlln mer. Posch.in, 1234 Alma St.,
!16-2tp and many others. Priced from Glendale. 96-Ztc
2 light blue sectional chairs or ------------'-ul bl I h $585 up. WANT TO RENT • -3 bedrm. loveseat, · s ta e or ome or FOR SALE-100 lb. ice refrigera---. .....
ti offl REPOSSESSED spinet type mlr-unturnlah-• ho .. ••. WW le·•·. recep on ce. tor in aood rondi ti on, $35.00. ~ ..-... .....:;c
ID ror piano. A beauty. Full r ich Call Sam Porter at Harbor 7'fJ7 1 small desk and secretary chair, 11951 Sunset Road, Costa Mesa. tone. Now only $295. Terms. 13. .._tf
adjustable back. Betw~n 17th and 18th off mon-or .-w--C
1 brass fireplace set, complete. rovia. 95-4tc GORGEOUS new ·~~~-uphoLlt-A.Pr or SMALL HOUSE wanted
ered piano with mu=r 1plnet by and wit w do :Pt!onterey bedroom suite, double CHRISTMAS GIFT ~ type patent. Wu exchanged drlJJ.k man. mnok e. ~dren not
bed with pre-war Beauty Rest QUARTERS! McM.AH.AN'S in-for large grand Will 1ell for or e, 00 • or
mattress, chest. dreuing table. vite you to shop for your gifui bal. $288 peta. P~ Santa Ana 0991~W
2 Bailey Schmidt Mt. Vernon box here and suggest card tables, DANZ-~ PIANO 00 ::;. "';::12 ~· Newpur~-
spings and mattress on legs, bridge sets. table and floor · ew.. · c
NEW. lamps, mirrors, pictures, hamir 520 No.. ?.fain., Santa Ana ~tfc
Patio furniture-<0vered wagon, 2 ers, bed spreads, pi.llo'W"I, has,.. RADIO HOUSE CALI..S-
chairs, picnic table with 2 sicks rockers, boudoir chairs, Now that additional compe-
HOUSING NEEDED FOR
bencbes-Oregon pine. chaise tongues bookcases, living tent technJdans are available,
room tables and many other we are able to make suvtce calla
VETER A NS
Ust YOW' Vacancies With
AMERICAN LEGION 2 if~n bamboo ahades With roll-iterrl.1 useful and appreciated at on tara:e console&. All work
en, S ft. by 7 ft. long-NEW. Yuletide. McMahan Furniture cuaranteed.
Minon , odds and ends. Co., Second and Broadway, HENRY W. BRAINERD Harbor 452 90-t!c
WANT TO RENT-Furnlsbed or
unfurnJsbed boule. 2 or 3 bed-
roma will lease. Phone Harbor
707 81-tfc
1 tuxedo. black, alze 36--beauWul Santa Ana. 97-ltc New Owner S.O.S. Racllo
-<ould be tailored for woman-MONTEREY style bed divan, 2 300 MarW Ave. Harbor 780
chairs, 1 tabl•, 1 l11111e O'Keefe 81-tfc 425 Holly St., Laguna
Phone 11312 96-ltp
KE NT
COFFEE BREWER
PRESENTATION srrs
$9.60 to $16:60
MODERN HO ME WARE
1763 N~ Blvd.
Colla M-Coll!. 97-2tc
& Merritt heater. Complete
$100. Call Harbor 7167-J. alter
5:30 p.m. ~tfc
Under New Manage ment
Clearance on Uving
Room SultH
Harbor Furniture
1962 Harbor Bl...,d.., Costa Mesa
E. B. Smlth ~t!c
Portable Heavy Duty Flood Lights
Ideel for Beach Jlgr,_ Marine T)'pe
Course Correctors for Yachts
Azimuth Circles
Yacht Cannons and Lyle Guns
Rosewood Lumber
Very BeauUflJi for Yacht Trtmmin& and P\aqun
Al90 aae -11 YACa' DINGHY Uc! two RUBBER Lin: RAFI'S, . -.$50 -
SAMPSON !IACIDNE WORKS 1A!Oi Newport Blvd. Costa MNa, Ph. Beacon 5801 95-2tc
Radio Re airs
All makes; = etc.
Beacon 6763
BURT NORTON
91!5 o-t 11!1hw87, N.,ew.,pcw1<1rtn
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MAL mr.&..'l'S t1
FOR SALE--Corma de! Mar, ~
ft. lot. 1 block tnim -. -~ Blvd.. c<JOd location for ln-
cane. Owner. Ph. H-2139-W.
BALBOA : ISLAND
RecenUy r<duced In poice-two-
bedlom> home, oonvenlenUy lo-
cated. on corner lot. UVbl&' room
with flttpla~. dinette, turnilbed.
-d-ofeoaow-
$13,000
LINWOOD VICK
Broker
312 Marine An.
IJolboa Island Harbor 548-M
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SPECIAi:
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE ON If.! ACRE--
Another two-room l'l!!ltal In rear; two-car
garage; lots of tile; outdoor barbecue and
enclosed patio. Needs fixing, but has wonder-
ful possibilities. Near country club. Full price
only-
$5850
B. A. NERESON
REAL ESI'ATE BROKER AND .ASSOCTATES
Phil D. Soleman -SALESMEN -John Bondnl
Phone Beacon 5225
1972 Newport Blvd.
97-ltc
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A. R. Ebrite and Associates J . W. Doak
1936 Newport Blvd. 1435 Coast Hlway
Costa Mesa Corona del Mar
Beacon 5857-W Harbor 1271
Bring Your Buying and Selling Problems to Us
Corona Del Mar
One-bedroom home on two lots, 30x118 each;
garage. Price $6930. Terms. Vacant, move In.
Corona Del Mar Special
Brand new, vacant, ooe bedroom, modem, beam
ceiling, corner sink, bar in kitchen , floors hd. pine
can>eted to wall, lrnotty pine and plaster Interior.
Priced $7250 -:rerms.
Corona Del Mar
Cute new, completely tumlshed home of knotty
pine Interior, high beam ceiling, hd. pine floors,
Callfomla fireplace, new table top stove with grill
l 'f.? garages. Price $10,500 -Tenns.
Corona Del Mar
Ultra modem 2 bedroom, large living room with
huge fireplace, modem kitchen with snack bar
to dining room ; 1100 sq. feet. Price $'10,500 -Terms.
RELY ON
RELIANCE
Corona Del Mar
2 homes on corner with dbl. garages. Brand ne\v-
vacant. One Is a 2 bedroom home, other Is 1 bedroom
home. Both partly newly furnished. Very modem .
Ready to move Into. Fenced and landscaped. Lot
65x120 comer. Price $21,500 -Terms.
Coro n~ Del Mar Lots
Residential on Marguerite ---·---·---..$1800
Residential on Narcissus -·-----------$1750 2 Resldentials on Heliotrope-make offer
Newport Beach Home
Nearly new two-bedroom home; very modem; com-
pletely furnished; four-room Apt over large double
garage. Both homes being vacated immediately.
Price $15,850-terms.
Lot 100x240 ft. at 1833 Harbor, close to Alpha Beta
Mkt., $15,000-tenns. Z.0000 for wholesale or retail
business. Store now under coost:ructlon on next lot.
Half Acre Ranch
Near Back Bay; three-bedroom stucco home; com-
pletely tumlshed; recently redecorated; hardwood
floors; Jong living-room with flreplsce. Price $8950 or $8500 unfumlsbed_ Tenns. .
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A. R. lllrite and.Aw>datel J. w. Doek
1936 Newport Blvd. 1435 Cout H1wsy
Costa Mesa 0.'0lla del lfar
Beacon 5857·W Harbor 1271
97-ltc
Coast Site or Motel_:._
Harbor Blvd., clOSl> in down town; 60i<300. Good
terms. Total prlce-
$5000
10 Acres-
'lbree blocks from Newport Blvd.-
$10,500
Several Five-Acre Tracts-
-$2000 i;>er Acre
Good Lot for G. I. Hom~
Splendid location-
G. I. Home-
Ready to move
$1300
!n--
$10,500
O ose to heart of Costa Mesa. Well paved sbl!et.
Balboa Two-Bedroom Home--
Ocean Blvd. Patio, beautiful ocean view. Tile,
hardwood fl oors-
$17,500
Five-Room Hom~
1\vo bedrooms. Furnished or unfumished-
$15, 750
Hardwood floors, tile, washing machine, 7 ft. Ice-
box. Patio and barbecue pit
FRANK P. JOHNSON , Realty Broker
OWEN C. ANKING, Associate Broker
1664 Newport Blvd.
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96-ltc
BEAL ESTATE WANTED 114 llO:NU ro LO.AN •
::...:....:::....:::....::...:...-------LO~~-~BUIU>.~,::aaJfNftl WAN'Tf:D TO BUY-Uirt<rdate mode~ w nttn•ne»..
house near Bay. Three bed-N . _.boa~ 8Mtz9
roomB, not inflated. Poschin, &Dd Lo&D A.NnC•iUcm
1234 Alma St., Glendale. !16-2tc , 3333 Via Udo Pb. llariJar 1D
WILL 'raADE-Lots on Udo Iali
llllo lota on Penlnsula OD pur-
chaae of 2 OT 3 bedroom house
In Harbor dlstllct. Phone Harbor
1(11 81·tfC
AUTOllOTIVE a TmJ:8 ..
1941 Cadilllc for 11ale. Radio,
hea ted; excellent condition: like
new. Inquire 345 Marine, Bal-
boa Island, Apt. No. 5, 97·2tp
FOR SALE-1941 Oldsmoblle.
Radio, heater, two new tires.
Good mechanical condi lion.
Harbor 1027-R. 973tp
FOR SALE-Motor scooter, cheap.
Excellent condition. New motor.
Harbor 2289-J. 97-ltc
FOR SALE-1939 Mercury club
coupe. Radio heater, good
shape. $1200. Can be seen at
1206 .East Central or Phone
Harbor 1395-R. 95-4tp
Hereafter 1f we r ecap Your
TIRES
We guarantee our "Caps" to laat
20,000 MILES
and that'• not all-
WE WILL GIVE YOU
$20.00
IF ONE OOMES OFF
Regarclleu of Speed.
ONE TIRE RECAPPED
IN 5 HOURS.
for a ocmplete aet we will call
for your car In tbe mornln&
and deliver ame day. Aho a
'2-00 Mobllltatic balance job
When we l<!Call your t1reo, !or
Sl-00. No lead wela;hts · or
'"e:rtru.H
Costa Mesa Tire Co.
In Rear at
1760 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Ph. ae..... 5743
ARforAlorHank.
NEED MONEY?
See Us for Quick, Helpful
Service on Youi Flnanc:lal
Needs -Loans '!"
Furniture -Salary
Car or Other Security
Phone Ftnt tor Quicker SerYloe
Hours: 10 to 1 and 3 to 5
(Closed Saturdays) '
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1814~ Newport Blvd., Coots Ma&
Beacon 5220
(Across from Alpha Beta Market)
l 97-ltc
AUTO SEBVICB
NOWHERE
Your authorized Chryallr-
.Plymoutb Dealer.
Authorized parts
COmplete Lubrication and
Maintenance
Expert Mecliania
Kendall and Quaker State o111
NEWPORT
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2616'W. Central AYe.
Phone Harbor fl38
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WE NEED LATE MODEL CARS
and Will Pay Top Prices ·
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YllM 0. ' 11 wit I 111117..,11 ,.. ... "'•I , 1814•••
Colar 11dds, plim-
nfnc aldl. a••....,...
hie lltock d cupeCs
and llnokQm.
LUDLUM Carpet Works UD--... __ ..__ U!ID-A
ROSE QUEST OF BEAUTY
ANNOUN~.
That Mr. Bal, fom....ty of Antom.. Salon,
San Franclooo a,nd New York b&8 joined
OW' lltaff
Mr. Ball speciallles in Cutting, Styling and
Permanent Waving.
'M.&rlska, fonnerly of Balboa bland Is beck
with m to help you with yoW' beauty
problmm.
537 South Coast Blvd.
LAGUNA BEACH
Phone: ~572
PUJJIBINO J. H. ESTUS BAJP>WAU
GENERAL EI.F£1'1UC
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Cd• zt1w 1•11 for ,
....... Mp''·dr ta TM to a Mt ol -0.: 11 k:Nn7 R:uJa-MJW) ftlONB~ QAMJfrwM_&
ma:teHe= l!lil!IJFM ...._ tar their ftnt pme.
The !Int Ba-rard-Yole -Yale 1111-' to play with a~ man t-u Harvard .-
-pla1'td In 18'15. lt ml&ht haw And Hamn! .eoop!ec! the Foot-
talten place nm earllor bad Rlr-ball Aw>clatlon rule that the aide
vud been ~ co-open.tiw.. In maldnc a tcMK+dlMn couJd not
October, lB73, Yale lnVlted Har· "brine or punt the ba,!I out to be
vard, Columbia. ftutstn, a D d CObftrUd Into & -1-' The rogu-
Jatlcln ball dedded -W a I Princeton to a tmetlna at the leather...,.,__ ao lncbel In dr-
ruth Awnue Hotd In New York cunit...-, and "!-pointed at
C\7 to form an lnterco11'81ate the ends" than the ball .-4 to-
Football AllOd1tlcln. The main cloy, ac:eordlnc to an --·
pu11Qe wu to draw up 1tlndard The 1ame wu plll"d on Nov.
ru1 .. tor ool)op football, but the 13, 1875, at Now Haven. The Yale
Harvard Unlveni\7 Football Cub t..m "'°"" dark trouaen. blue
would have no part of IL shlrtl, and )'Ollow capa; the Har-
lhrvlJ'd'1 captain wrote: " .•. van! p1ayeh wore ~ breec11s
You muat aee that lhrvard stands and O'im1oo llhlrta. It wu Har-
entlrely cllotlnct by benelf In the vard'1 cloy: her IA!am ICOnd four
game of football, and bu In fact toucbdowns and four goalo wblle
hanlly any rules in common with Yale went polnU-.
others ... You perbapa wonder The Harvard Advocate wrote:
on yoor tide at our rules: but I '"'lbe overwbelmlnc defeat of
assure you that we consider the Yale tJ; to be attributed ln a creat
game here to admit ot much more measure to the comparative new-
acience. according to our rules ... neu of the niles to them." Yale's
The feeling In the collese wu "football" wu eaaentiailY nothing
unanimous ln maintaining our but soccer; what she was forced
rules at the expense of matches to play on that November after..
with other colleges ... " He added: noon was essentially rugby, which
"l would send you a copy of our the Harvard team had learned
rules but we do not have a spa.re the previous spring ln a game
copy." with McGill University at Mont-
The Yale football secretary re-real. An epitaph on the rugby
plied: "It seems a little strange field at Oxford explains the funda-
that any college priding itself on me ntal difference:
football should refuse to send del-mis STONE
egatea ... " COMMEMORATES THE EX-
In 1875, Harvard and Yale made PLOIT OF Wil..Ll.AM WEBB
peace because of what one Har-ELUS
vard graduate called an "irresbt-WHO WlTii A FINE DJSRE-
able (sic) desire" to play each GARD FOR 'M:IE RULES OF
other. In October. two delegates FOOTBALL. AS PLAYED IN
from Harvard met two from Yale HIS TIME FIRST TOOK TI-IE
on the neutral ground of Spring-BALL IN HIS ARMS AND
field, Mas.sachusetta, and agreed, RAN WTI1-I IT,
"by making mutual concessiorui," THUS ORGINATING THE
GBl 1 Ml1l\IE
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& SERVICE
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A MODERN PEGASUS, one of atx lrf•h thoroughbred• flown atf
th• way from Shannon. Ireland, to Lot Angel ... Callf .. ahown being
lowered from an American Alrllnea plane by portable elevator at a lflo
port. H• la "Gr.at Faith,• $28,000 arWmal Imported by E. B. Johnston
ot MtntOh9y Callf., who wHI ra.ce him at Santa A.n it&. It wu the flrwt
.Ume In blatory that hotSM had bffn flown oveneu.. "'--.. + •--'
DISTINCI'NE FEATURE OF
THE RUGBY GAME.
A. D. 1823.
Ah! woe betide the luckless time
When manly sports decay,
And football, stigmatized as crime,
Must sadly pass away.
Later Harvard faculties have
been closer to the somewhat plati-
tudinous thought of Sir Walter
Scott:
Then strip, lads, and lo it, though
sharp be the weather,
And If. by mischance, you should
hai>Pen to fall,
There are worse things in life
than a tumble on the heather,
And life ls Itself but a game of
football
While They Last!
• Bl<JY<JLES
•TBIOYOLES
• S (J 0 0 T.E B S
•Bonnie <Jhalr1
•STROLLERS
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FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
Radiophone
Prices Going
Up!
Order Now for
Christmas
and Save
Kaar Eng. Co.
Radiaphone, Inc.
Jefferson, Travis
J. K. Brown Co.
1219 Coast Highway
Beacon 5263-W
Fine Cravats
by Franks.
Brand ot New . York._ __
Santa Hangs His Hat
on Our Peg •••
Announcing
the RE-OPENING
under NEW MANAGEMENT
of the ISLAND PATIO
TUESDAY, DEC. 17
7a.m.tol0p.m.
FOOD SERVED THE WAY
YOU LIKE IT
807 Marine Ave. Bilbo& lsl&ad
New Owners: Bill Harvey, Dean Bower
• . . And Many Other Gift ltems
to Select from
MESA
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Frost. Bites rr 7 ·~' • 5 •• • 7 "a ··m•m. -n.. -WQ' to die ...... mai ___ -;, PIEi 1-rwe •C .. dw-otlhefUemltipllllo
• I , ••• Pq Ne Iii .t.dv.www>--G:llD ,_. .,.. la Qi r 0 'I -Ir to mal<r It a ....,._..,.
..... --to ftll-, f&.00 ... -to .. -atnet f or '"•h PC -main labor
O,' td • SmaniJ.aw mau.r at tta. Plat•lfttw ID l'lcwpwt B *• tn th e dochO'• ... •••ut I .
Calltcmla, under die M:t tit -I. 18'19 w.u, AFI:; labcr lea5or.
. "As a nmn tMnfttb Ill 1119 i..rt, 80 ii be."
'lblnk -o. and omlles llbaD be· $ • ' 'lblnk do\lbt. 'and hope wm nee;
'lblnk 1ove, and 1ove wm grow;
'lblnk bate, and bate yoo'll know.
'lblnk good, and good Is here;
'lb!Pkv ke-Us jaws appear!
'lblnk joy, and joy ne'er ends;
'lblnk doom, and dusk desoeuds.
'I11lnk faith, and faith's at band;
'I11lnk Ill, It stalks the land.
Thlnk peace, sublime and sweet
And yoo that peace will meet
Thlnk fear, with brooding mind
And fallure's close behind,
Think this, 'Tm going to win!"
'lbink not of what has been.
Think ''Victory," think ''I can!''
,
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Joazophlne Hull. stage •tar, -ata-:
"Di.ccntmted people don't ~
fv,
•A dlscmtented orator banged
an Ida eoepbox and yelled one
ol&bt:
"Why don't you guys revolt
against the black market! You're
afraid to revolt asalnst it, You're
...,...., than the Prodigal Son. All
you get to eat ls t.be husks the
IWlne won't tooch. But soon the
husks will be gone. What'll you •
do then!"
" 'Why,' yelled « young work-
man. 'We'll eat the awine, of
course.' .. -Phila. Bulletin.
United We Stand 'I1len you're a Winning Man! s--...1 "It LI clear that If the United MURRAY. Utah -Ernest Hill,
Nations organization LI to be used -David V, Bush. SS-year-old blind rotlttd barber,
"As citlz.ens, the miners and I stand upon the rights guar-u a forum r~ clebatln& 1«1og1. bad trout for breakfast, part of
anteed In the caistltution." So said J ohn I.. Lewis, as the cal dlffettnces It will fail." -his catch of five beauties with
"guilty" verdict was banded down in court. 11r111M ..,._ -u.. .&w... Howe May Attend N. Y, Marina Show ~ ~~::i;.9:6 ..:o~
''We, the people of the United States, In order to form a ·-nie ~once of ~he put · been blind for 20 years, explained
rfect uni · dOmestlc tranquility rovlde for must be taken with a serious el-The !Int Annual Marina Fo~ Al8o u Chalrman of the Small his system: "My stick locat .. the more pe on, msure ' P fort toward Improvement In pub-will be held In New York Oty, on Harbor Committee of the C&llfor-trail and the bush .. and the bank
the common defense, promote the general welfare, and se-Ile understanding of the problems Wedneeday, January 15, at the nla State Oiamber of Commerce, of the creek. My ears tell me
cure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do of lnduatry."--T. Weir, Shelton Hotel, In connection with Mr. Howe, hopes to lntettat that when my wonn hits deep water.
ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States chalrman Na tional Steel Corpora· th • 3'!th Annual Motor Boat lmPo<tant State body In the Patience does the rest.•
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p.a. palsn•r lllCOIPOtATC•
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tel•phane newpon beoch, harbor 1500
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So reads the preamble of the Constitution, "The uaumption that all peor An Invitation to have repreaen· ranging to hold a limllar .... ion of seven or eight men an entire ----------------------
Since •'rights guaranteed in the Consti:b.Jtion" have been ple who do not wish to return to tation r.nsent has been received on the Pad.fie Coast if it would day to install a llngle telephone.
raised 1 t f t consider some of them in the the countries because the.Ir count-by the Newport Harbor Chamber prove beneficial to Marina Opera-Now one man installs a telephone
• e US. or 8 mom.en • ries are now under what ls called of Commerce and Hubbard C. ton and others interested. completely in 90 minutes.
light of today's situation. a democratic form of government Howe, Olairman ot the Harbor ;======================.! Coal miners, In the main, like btmdreds of thousands of does not seem to allow for oer-Committee of the Oiamber of
Other WOrkers In the United States of America are unionized taln differences In the understand-Co~, is expected to reire-
' · f th d elem " sent u wi. area. · to "cl--' sh " Goin step further we find that many ing 0 e wor ocracy. -m Vt::iCU ops · g a · Mn. Eleanor Rooeevelt. -----------
industries are wholly "closed" to free and independent work· No More w o1v ..
ers-not the Individual ability of a man or woman deter· "U solemn pledges amo,;g na-The dispute over the last wolf
mines whether or not he may engage in radio work, automo--tions. are not to be broken and lf killed in Wyoming apparently has
bile manufacture, steel production, coal ~ing-but whether =~tl': ~~n~e!,0 :; ~~~: bee.::.O~~.ed~ll u . s . F~h and
or not he holds a 11card''. truce of countries, then religion Wild Life Service assistant dis·
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ntls is the Constitutional ''blessings of liberty'' (of ac-must play its part in prepilring trict agent In Kemmerer, reports
. l hich th J hn L Lewises # th country have forced human beings ror world citiun· that the last wolf of record was Burt R. Norton 915 Coast Highway tion W · e O • Oi e sh.Ip t.oday."-Dr. Louil <J. Ger-killed in th~ state in 19Z7. So
upon American workers. Withholding of union dues is the •Wn In the Spanlsh and Portu far as Is known there has been Pbone: -· 11111 Newport-
type of democratic unionism that is practilled· today. guese Synagogue. New York. no wolf evidence since that time. ~~~~~iii:ii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"You cannot mine coal with bayonets ... a man cannot ~
be foroed to work against his will," True, Agreed But how
about the equally important opposite: A man cannot be
forced not to work against his will? Mr. Lewis did not men·
tion that side because he knows that in his, and in many
other unloos, a man can be forced into id!~ against his
will.
E. J. (Bud) Jacklin
OONTBAO!'Oa
CEMENT WORK .
Flagstone Work -Cement Block Fences
Slat Wolfl or .._.. ......
GORDON a~ FINDLAY
OONftAOIOa .&ND B'lllU>D
Otlloe: Nl• ~ llml. --'1J
CABINNI' SHOP SERVICE
OABINEl'8 AND IOJ.l,WOBK
T, C. JOHNSON, Supt, ---
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
B.ookkeeping
Service
OOLIN r . llllOWN
(-llH) IU_A __ JoL
l'BY8JCIAN8 & 8UllOl!lON8, ILll
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
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The mlnenl are reported to be backing up Mr. Lewis-
sure they are. If they did not he would take from them that
an Important union card and then these free Americans would
have to leave the work in which they have always earned
their living and look elsewhere for employment-for with-
out that card a closed shop is really "closed". ;====================if 1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1r The Constitution says that American citizens will be and N G I 1
are protected against "lnvoltmtary servitude." Servitude Im-D R A f T I
•wc••HKA
Armand Monaco
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Gonlaa ... Grwt,. .. D.
PH'ISICIAN -SURGJICI( -Inn-Offtce Hn.: 10-U a,m.; 8-11 p.a plies absolute and enforoed subjugation to another-and we
contend that the closed shop, as it stands today, gives to the s E R v I c E Labor Czars of America the weapons to enforce subjugation
of worken. 'Ibe present coal crisis is a clear example of this
-the power of one man who for years has been supreme dic-
tator of a "closed shop" union to force his will upon others.
There is no questioo that the events of the past year will
brlng forth in the 80th Congress an insi.sWlt demand for
strong labor curbs. But we must not act in anger nor in
ROY M. WATKINS
and Associates
Barbor 111
haste. 'lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~miii--iiiiiiiiiiii~ 'Ibe folly of hasty and inappropriate action on the part of t I
legislators was evident in the recent Petrillo case. All labor
is not bad-all unionism Is not bad, All union leadership is
not bad In fact any thinking person will agree that Mr.
Lewis has materially aided the COB] miners of America and
union labor as a whole. But there must be a law-and Con-
gress Is determined that there will be a law.
Let us hope then that at last the entire system of free en-
terprise will be advanced to a point where "the blessings of
liberty" will be assured to ourselves and to our posterity In
the "truest" sense of such a concept.
Edison f,entennial
Next February 11th, the centennial of Thomas ~·s
birthday will be celebrated throughout the country. Maga-
zines, newspapers, radios and the motion pictures will devote
space and time to the life and achievements of the man who
made the electric age possible.
In this country, where industrial, farm and home electri-
fication have progressed far beyond the rest of the world, our
debt to Thomas Edison is Immeasurable, Nothing ever de-
vi91!<1 or discoYered by man has done so much for all the pe<>r
5 Day
LAUNDRY SERVICE
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Balb0a Cleaners
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Balboa
pie as electric power. It Is both the most efficient and the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~ ~ of servants. It has enormously Increased the pro-iii
ductlvlty and the earning power ol the worker. It has re-
volutionized the tedmiques ol agriculture.
Thomas ElllS<W1's living monwnent Is found in the great
Industry wblch his work brought into being. Courageous
individuals ptooeered electrical development in the days when
tnany a skeptic thought It an impractical fad They prlwided
electric aervlce for every section of the country. Year In and
Yl!llr out, the Industry they fow1ded gave us more and m0tt
pav...,r fOI' lelS and less money. It created enormous taxable
assets for all units ol government, It became a great civllla-
iag agency as well as a great economic agency. And today,
lnst,,ad at resting on pest laurels. It Is looking forward to new
horizons. to more and greater achievements. As an example,
it rtoontly announced a $300,000,000 rural electrification pro-
IP'8lll designed Ix> bring practically all farms within easy
reach or power llneS.
The Edl8oll Centemlal Is fully deserving of the elaborate
~It Is to mieive, It memorializes the most amazing
era ol. OCOO<Blc Jil\411!118 and human bettenoent In the Jon&
sweep of wortd )detnry.
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Santa Anita
Turf Opens
On Dec. 28
Beautltul Santa Anita pork bas
everythlnc In readlneu to apen
its greatest winter season of
racing on Sanmlay, Dec. 28. and
extending 50 d4)'W through Man:h
8. It will be the tenth annivtt-
sary meeting with the richest
program in the 500-odd years' his-
tory of the sport to be offered.
The opening feature presents
the California Breeden' Olampion
Stakes at a mile for an estimated
purse of $72.000. greatest value
ever recorded for stake hpnes.
The $7500 Monrovia CUp race is
also billed the same day. There
will be a lhJ'ee.day lay-off until
Wednesday, Jan. l , when the
$50.000 San Carlos Handicap will
be ataged be.fore t he banner ht>ll-
day crowd.
Each Saturday thereafter until
the Santa Anita Handicap, $100.-
000 guaranteed the winner on
March 1. and the $100,00Q..added
Santa Anita Derby on March 8. a n
outstanding $50.000 stakes will be
orfered. Racing .after the rirst
week, will be on Tuesdays thru
Saturdays, starting at 1 p.m
Horses rrom all parts or the
""'orld are now at Santa Anita
park and others are being flown
in. The Santa Anita Handicap
attracted 125 nominations.
Included were 20 star hones
imported. rrom Europe and South
America; Champions Assault and
Armed with the winners of 88
stakes th.ls season ; and filly queen
Busher with 17 stakes-winners in
1945 and 1944. It represents a
great international turf line-up.
The Derby drew 96 eligibles with
six British stars and American
juvenile champions.
Many nationally known sports-
men from out of state have reser-
vations along with Southern Cali-
fornia sport-lovers to take in the
races at Santa Anita.
here's to you
here's to us all
n
at
Say ''here's lo you" to all at home, to all your
friends with Merry Christmas tidings. So visit
STAG UQUORS now to choose your hottdoy tr&ot,
We're stodted with fine champagnes, vinlage w1-,
delightful liqueun. And we have Yuletide "toasts"
In every kind of blended brand, Ryes and bourbons too.
For generaus giYing select from our special gift
cmomnents, But whatever you dioose, you'll bring
ch.. lo al~ fot \hey've seen !ft... gifts In &quint
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~ £OGE Of tONTAMINATIOH
I CftlTICAL POINT.
1131-32.
1143-44 --PROJ!LEM FACDt'G COtJHTT-SCZ.::ty contamlnatton ot wu1crg:-rciu.nd fresh miter sources along the
Orange eounty coast ls a aerlotu: problem brouqbt ab~t as water s upplies haTe been used up
laster th.an the-y bcne been replaC'ed. The situation I.I diagrammed Clbo" by 0 .-:mqe County
Wotu District from data ln a se•en-year study just eompleted by J. F. Poland of the 11, S. C.O-
loglc Suney. The lhadod area between (4) the lllle ol contaminatton 1D 1931·32 mad (S) the llDe
In 19'3·4'. shows that the aea (l) pushed contamln.ated water (2) lnlm:ad m much m Mftn·tentha
of a mile at one polllt in 12 years. Should the fresh water table (3) drop hutber and permit
co,tam.lnatton to extend Inland beyond a crlttcaJ po!Jlt (6), mixed water wW spreed rapidly
d own-dip under •alua.b1e Orange county cropland.I. Poland apoke on Ht:ulta of hla study. at a
co'.!nty·wlde meethtq of water uaen in Hunllnqton Beach Oct. 21. Cr.rnict:t•e mea:tulea, HTeral
of w1Ucb me now under C01lllderatton,. abould be underto.ken en SOOJl as poulble, the wa1er dlat-
rlc1 f~la.
Warn Ships Must Stay Out
San Clemente Defense Area
Operating or anchoring any ves~
sel in the te.rritoriaJ waters sur-
rounding San Oemen te Island is
prohibited within a distance of
300 yards from low water mark,
or within that part of Pyramid
Cove lying north of a line be-
tween a point 1000 yards south of
China Point and a point 300 yards
south of \Vhitewashed Rock, or
Within a distance of 100 yards
from low water mark in Wilson
sea area defined except as are
a uthorized by the Secretary of
the Navy.
Violation of restricted area ord-
ers subject thE-offending vessel
to forfeiture and the person
guilty of interference may be
punished by imprisonment of not
more than ten years and may, at
the discretion of the court, be
fined not more than $10,000.
Under the provisions of Federal
Law. it is the duly of the U. S.
Coast Guard to enforce the pro-
HANSON'S
Shade and
linoleum Shop
A N-BnDcllng
N-FadllUee
Venetian Blinds
Window Shades
Delivery •.• Installation
Free Estimates
For Qnlck Serwlce
<JaB Beacon 5004-l
1012 2Snl St, Costa 111-
Cove.
Such states a nu11etin received
by the Sportfishing association of
Newport Harbor , from the U. S.
visions of this order and patrolling '============= vessels have been instructed to
seize and bring into port any ves·
sel found in violation of same.
Coast Guard, 11th Coast Guard I;::===========:;
district, in Long Beach. At no
time shall vessels or other craft
be navigated within the defensive
Your friends and mine
Mn. Sherrill Osborne of Balboa
IJland entertained recently with
a bridge luncheon honoring her
daughter. Mrs. Bevin Johnson,
who ls spending the winter on the
Island.
l'OB INSllJl.ANCS !1131:
Howard W. Gerrish
1-Newpmt-
OOSTA MU.A
PlilclM Berooa nn
Carr's F.eed Store
Hay and Grain
Qual!ty Feeds
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Dall7 Delhw7~ee,.a 044
llln N-l't Bl-..L
COSTA JO!lllA
Quality Lumber
and
Buildin1 Material•
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LUMBER CO,
Bo l_,,, .• ;.._.,-n,
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SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Roast TURKEY
lm..n CHICKE"
$150
NEW YORK CUT STEAK. ----·--·-·-$%.511 WHOLE BBOUJ!D l.OBSTER .. ___ ... ______ .. _ $%.511
with drawn butter. "
BBOU.ED SWORDns& STEAi[ ... -·--· .. ------.-$1.llO
FRIED COMBINATION SEA FOOD ·-··-·-.. $1 !iO
FRIED SHRIMP ·---$1.50 RAINBOW TBOUT-$1.'75
Hot Mince Pie with Brandy &as-
8oup1 • Salada • »e.erta
Sam's Sea Food Spa
and Fish Market
Pllones' Lonr; llMcll -l9, 8Q%.OO and -iso1 Coast Blgbwa7 (Near s..I 8-la)
A-sug98Stion ahout
Long Distance
holiday calls
Our long distance lines are still carrying peak
load!. Even though we have been adding to
our long distance facilities all year long, the
huge volume of everyd•y calls keeps oat
equipment working at top capacity. So delayw
in completing those friendly holiday greeting
calls will be unavoidable. We suggest di.t if
you call, you do ao oa days ather dwi Decem-
b« 24 or 25. Thtntlt :1'Jll.
Sertlatra C.liforaia Tetep!'.o_nt ~P,!1'1'
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Automobile • Fire
Accident • Life
Ucenoo and Contract
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Suggeslions
f41r holiday lra~elen
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to avoid the nllh durinc am-. week.
.• Make~. IOClll • pollible.
e Be lllre to «ac your lUCPCe wilh proper
indentiliad1X1:
• Clieck .n mrpl111 lugace for hnllinc via
bewce~
By following thc.e friendly •uescioDI you will ildp
u ...,.,,,,, • ...,_ as maay aa.ckn as poaible dU.
holiday_....., aacl euble u "' do ov best co -
yoa wida die eqaipmea& cba& ~ ani11 Wr. Tllallk1 foe
fOV coopctariOG:
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The Perfect Gift
for the Mother-to-Be
A Donna-Marie Dress
With Persooality of Individuality
CVonnM!5"t[arie Shoppe
515 N. MalJo 111. AJ'Cade Bide· Saata Alla .._ -
WO Wldttler Blvd, Eut Loo A'.npie.
Diamond Rings
the gift she wants
the most.
* Wrist Watches * Silverware * Costume Jewelry
• RINGS
D inner
Birthstones
Cocktail
Novelties
* Earrings * Brooches * Pearls * Bracelets * Bracelet Charms
WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE WATt:B AND
.JEWELRY BEPAIB DEPABTMENT
Special Jewelry
Made to Your Own Order
Diamond Setting &n d Engr&vlng
Jewelry Van's • M. Van Drimlen
Temporary Location ~ In Dennis Hogland Bldg.
1760 Newport Blvd. and Texaco Station _. . .
Watch for Our Signs
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Harbor Feminine Activities St. James Auxiliary
Hears Reports of
Church in China .
Watch Repairing
'8 8-aa M..& WIW'rn wn.c w....._ a 9peo1a11y
Pnl..._ Pbllm 1637-R ''Even more important than IOBN R. SClBICK
nllroads and communlcatlcm In wa <Joeot 11w7, o.ro... o1e1 -
Cub Scouts of Pack 110 Give Xmas. Program ; Sixth Grade Girls
New Webelos Den to Be Led by Dr. Vierling Decorate Library
Pilot Class Names ~ ~a:a'.!1~ "":r-'i!"'~:~I ;::=========::;
New Officers at speaker at the meeting ot the
Ch P Women's Aux!llary of St. James
A new Weblelos den for 11-year-"Christmas," and skits were given Girls of Miss Butler's sixth ristmaS arty Episcopal church, held Thursday
olds \tjll be Conned in OJb Scout by De:M 1 and 2, each gtvina an gn..de room at thr Newport Beach The Christmas party and annual at the home of Mrs. C. L Trom,
Pack 110 according to the an-interpretation of the old ~ Grammar school ananged the Udo Isle: nouncement made by Cubmaster ,.......... ... Christmas decorations in the election and installation ot offi. Teachers in the church schools,
Les Perry at the pack meeting .. The Night Before Ouiltmas." children's department at the cers ot the Pilot class of Olrist Mrs. Allen and her husband went
held Friday evening in the Cor-Afterward. "Den 13"' made up ot public library and achieved re-Church by the Sea was held" Fri-by sea from east China to Burma
ona deJ Mar Grammar school men of the troop committee. gave markably lovely results. day evening at the home of Rev. &nd drove for five days by truck
auditorium _.Y..ith 140 present. their own venion to the hilarious They chose three books and over the Burma Road to join their
Leader of the new den will be approval of the Cubs. and Mrs. E. D. Goodell With 27 5Chool. A danifi .... _nt fact '" -arranged the scenes to represent __. __ ""°' u• • ...-
Dr. Vier ling, C.Or ona del Mar Den 1 received the attendance the three CO\'er pjctllr'es. For A members present. gard to the church universities
GIVE BOOKS
• FOR A.LL AGES •
'!be Most Oimple1e Selectlnn
In Onnge C<Juncy o-u.. ean.. _,,,,_,.,
Cbrlstmu Wnpp!np
Seals, Ribbons nes, Etc. • Estrellita's
dentist. award and Den 5 the handicraft Child's Story of the Nativity they Harold Glass presided at the and schools in Oiina i& that many
Planned by the Scout commit-award A silver collection was chose Kay Finch's madonna and business session. New officers of them are under the joint span-115 No. M&ln. Ph. 531S
tee, a new award was given out taken up, adding some $22 to the angels, with the Babe in the elected and installed were Fred sorshlp of churches of different I :~===SANT==A=AN=' A===~
for the flnt time. It consisU treThasury. p ck tin will be aadle. Wood.worth, president; Herbert denominations and countries.
of a tie clip with a star. with e next a mee g c::hoir boys, blue candles and a !ttcDonald. · vice president, and The creat ·aim of the National
additional st.an to be added it its January l O with the theme 'The background of green boughs illus-Genevieve Barnes, 9eCretary, Epiecopal Claurcb of Ollna la that
wearer . again receives the nom-New World," and skits will be trated a 01.ild'a Book of Christ-Gifts were presented to Harold it may become lndi&enous and
!nation of best all around Cub put on by Dens 4, 5 and 6. mas Caroll while a Woods S tory Gius, retiring J;ftSldent, and to already there are eight Orlneae
through popular acclaim and ap-was inspiration for a little fawn the teacher, William Mawson. bi.shopl in the 14 dioceses witll the
proval of the Den Mother and Island Girl Honored against a backcround of green. Afterward there was a general ex-churches hoping In the future to
Chief. The librarian. Mrs.. Harriet chfllge of gifts. be aelf..supportine.
These new awards were re--Miss Mary Borchsenius of BaJ-Mar~n and her irtaf·f have Games were played with Mrs. Mrs. Keller turned the meet-
ceived by Ha1l Seeley, Oen 1 ; boa Island, who ls attendinJ: the arranged a Qu-istmas tree so that Ross Owen taking the prize in one ing over to Mn. Otarles Deven·
Buddy Dutton. Den 3 ; Jon Bar-University of Wyoming at Lara-the holiday spirit prevails game and awards for a second lsh, who will act as president as
stad, Den 4; Robert Cunningham, mie, was pledged into Phi S igma throughout the building, giving a game going to Mr. and Mrs. Maw-Jong as she 1nmiains in the area.
Den 5, and Freddy Shannon, Iota. national honorary language warm greeting to vacation read-son and Mr. and Mrs. Edward The annual parish meeting will
Den 6. fraternity, on December 8. ers. Fruehan. be held Jan. 6 at the Ebell club
Following the pledging cere-d dlnne tick ·11 be saJ Other awards were, Den 1, Bob-• an r ets WI on e mony mem~rs and new pled&es FAC B 'd S 0 ••0 n• GUESTS b th d f cats to Bill Ring, Bill Bacon, Bill rt ge eC. D<U.4KI"' Y e en o this Week. Mrs. T . were entertained at a supper at Mabelle and Gene Debra and W ~arke H bo 1041 R · Eastman and Stroller White; Ch D · .._.., • ar r -~ gen-Denner stripe to Sonny c.oane. the home of Dr. A. J . Dickman, anges ate children of Inglewood are to be eral chairman and assisting her
head of the school's de ...... -+-.ent gu ts f th · k t Mrs o · Sml h H bo Den 3. Bobcat to Ned Davis, Wolf .,..,. ..._.. es or e conung wee a are . ixon t , ar r of modem languages. A change of date has been made the home of Mr. and Mrs. J . K. 1757-W·, Mrs. Frank P . CUnning-to Alan Sawtelle. Denner stripe to i th ti f F id Aft n e mee ng o r ay er-Elliott 900 E .. t n--an Front ham, Harbor l"~M and Mrs. Mike Henshaw and keeper of the I b' b ·dg ti hi h ' \A.'1:' ' uv.r
b "·k' ... k H d Your Fn'ends & M1'ne noon cu s r> e sec on, w c Balboa. Harry Welch, Harbor 388. ucruo in to ,~,1 c ey en erson. will convene this coming Satur--------------------------
Den 4. Lee Hambrook, Denner Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan, day, Dec. 14 in conjunction with
stripe ; Tommy Holtz. two.year who have been residing wtth Mn. the bazaar at American Legion
gold star : Russell Westman, one-McMillan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. hall, Costa Mesa.
Harbor Hi Parent-Teacher Association
Enjoys Program of Music and Drama
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year gold star; Jon Barstad, Lion Oscar Moe o! Balboa. moved this There will be a dessert luncheon
badge ; Bill Kelter. one-year gold week into their new home at 523 at 12:30 p.m . and hostesses are
st a r a nd keeper of the buckskin ; \Vestminister avenue, Newport 1\<trs. Bertha Tillotson and Miss
llicky Williams, Bobcat pi n. Heights. Fra nces Damoth.
Sammy Kauffman of Den 5 -------------------------
The Christmas program of the Westerman the famous one act
Newport Harbor High School Par-play, "Dust of the Road," by Ken·
ent Teacher Association was given neth Sawyer Goodman was "'MoR Uldqllile and Artlatle r.&$-
December 10th, at 7 ;30 p.m. in pre-lD.C Plaae on tbe Wed CloMr'
received his Denner stripe. In
Den 6. Bobby Diehl received a
Wolf gold arrow. J ohn Vultee
had second-year gold star and
Bear badge "'hile second-year gold
stars went to Don Thomas and
Freddy Shannon.
Santa Brings Gifts to Assistance Leaguers;
N ew Junior Group Attends First Meeting
the high sch o 0 I auditorium. sented. In the cast were Kip
··underst anding True Values" was Nicol, Joy Jane Robinson, Ted ~
the them e of the month. Lehman, and Bob Slaughter. Delld.oa.
T .h e president, Mrs. Wesley The Harbor Choristers, consist-Combination
Theme of thl' evening wa.s
Mrs. William White of Corona
del Mar "'as hostess Tuesday for
the Christmas party of Newport
Harbor bra nch of the Assistance
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League. Cohostesses were Mrs. E. Fowler, called the meeting to ing ot the Girl's Sextet, together Dinners
M . Ha rvey, Mrs. Everett Gardi-order. The Girl Scouts of Ameri-with Barbara Bonson, Shirley Fid·
ner and Mrs. Arthur Best. ca, Troop 3, Jed the flag salu..te, ler, Lincoln Clark, Brian Hanz.al, ~
to.faster Billy White, dressed 85 while the invocation which fol-Sid Davidson, LeRoy Christenson. New and Unuoal
Santa Claus, brought in a big lowed was given by the Reverend F. Inman, J . Snyder, L. Lionbar-Seafood Specialties
pack of gifts and others were piled Ardys T . Dean, of St. James Epis-ger. and P. Inman closed the pro-A
about the Christmu tree. Mem-copal church. gram. &.lo.
bers had drawn names and re~ New dishes purchased by the Refreshments were served in For BMenaUoaa
ceived gilts both practical and P .T.A. for special school functions, the school cafeteria with Mrs. BE AC 0 N
pretty. Donations were brought it was announced, had arrived Otis Weatherwax as chairman of 5 4 6 5
for the proposed Presbyterian hos-during the afternoon. A nominat-the social hour, assisted by mem-OPEN ~ NIGBTS
pital 8 n d t h e chairman, Mrs. ing conunittee consisting of Mrs. bers from Costa Mesa and New-5 tO 12
George Yardley, urged members Virginia H . Castle, Mrs. Donald ·ripo~r~t~H~e~i~gh~ts~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g to redouble their eforts in solicit-McCallum. Mrs. Clyde Otto and
ing funds for the drive, which has Mrs. 0 . Z. Robertson was ap-
but a little over two weeks to go. pointed.
Some of the members of the Under the direction of Mi 5 s
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newly organized. junior section M a r i e Hiebsch, a program of
were present for the tint time, in-Christmas music was given by the
eluding the chairman, Mn. Jon Girl's Sextet. Members compris-
Allen; others were the Milles Ing the group were Ray J ones,
Dorothy Westover. Alice Best and Grace Howland, Marjorie Gibbs,
Ann Osburn; the Mesdames Rob-Margaret Kipp, Margaret Nelson, ';;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ert Gardner, Wall, George Hol-and Marlene Jacobson, with PauJa ~ stein m and Frances Sherriffs. Castle as accompanist .
Members present were the Mes· A panel discussion, "Problems
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of Grading Pupils" was given by :~e~.H~ H~~~~e~ ;~ ~~ ~hree members of the faculty,
Henry Niemeyer, Porter Durkee, oseph Hamblet, vice principal;
Florence Heifetz, E. E. Bud.inot, Mrs. Roscine Feele y, of the Eng-
Polly Walker . Braden Finch, H. lish department and Ashby Powell
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