The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 9

COUNTY SECTION TWO COUNCIL FURTHERS PLAN TO WIDEN SOUTH MAIN STREET SANTA ANA, CAI.IFORNIA, TI TSDAY, DECEMBER ADVERTISING TO SIXTEEN TD LINES: FARES LBWEB In spite of Councilman Joe Smith, who continued resolufely to vote the city council last night pushed forward in plan for the widening of South Main street. Several more propsrty way, obtained throngh hy property and action by City Attorney L. W. Blodget, were presented to, and their acceptance was approved by the council, all hut Smith voting to accept. "As usual, I must Insist on vot- on the piece-moal accepting of these properties." Smith said.

"For all you know, Just buying a pin in a poka." City Engineer J. L. McBride declared that, with 122 parcels of property, held by 70 owners, and necessary to be taken for the widening, there are but 17 lots, held by 11 owners, to be condemned Condemnation Costs "Practically every one of the 11 owners Is willing to grant the easements to the city for the project and have failed to do so only because of complicated property titles," the city attorney added. "The cost of the condemnation, In eminent domain proceedings, is under $1000, yet we have available, $15,000 of the first quarter- cent state gas tax fund, for this court The state has ordered the city to proceed with the condemnation suits, McBride said. The council.

Smith still voting passed a resolution, ordering the city attorney to proceed with the court action. Councilman Layton moved adoption of the resolution. Smith voted again when the deeds offered by the property owners, were accepted. "You're not even putting these deeds through escrow," Smith said. "Just buying a pig in a poke." lie was told the deeds were only easements quit freely by the property owners, and therefore, It was a waste of time and money to put them through escrow proceedings.

Smith voted NEW CITY HALL IS DEDICATED TODAY sac Th. Smith, chairman of the dedication committee. The ded- 0f the Joseph P. FIRST MEETING OF COUNCIL IS HELD IN NEW CITY HALL Last night's initial meeting of the city councilman in their hamberi at new $150,000 city hall was a christening ceremony of the fad that hut 50 of th- 170 seats were filled by spectators. One of the st council rhamo and A romantic drama and a race track comedy are the feature films booked on the double bill at State theater Wednesday and Thursday.

They are "The Girl From Tenth and "Hot in the first, being cast as a shop 4girl who marries a famous society lawyer after he went to the dogs when the girl he loved Jilted turn for a rich old man. The cast includes Tan Hunter, Colin Clive. Katherine Alexander and Helen Jerome Eddy. James Gleason and Zasu Pitts are the stars of the comedy, which tells of the jams Into which ft restaurant owner gets because of his weakness for betting on the races. The current program, "Top with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire.

and "La Cucuracha," xica nmusieal in color, will be screened for the last times tonight. Immediate Institution of new and improved bus service at reduced fare, was promised today, following last meeting of the citv council. at which C. H. Ect-lea.

local bus owner-operatnr, was granted permission to carry out his program of extending ins bus lines and lopping two cents of the present scven-cent fare rate. In the same action, the council denied tho application of Albert Haxelhurst, former superintendent for Eccles, who had asked a permit to start a bus service of his own. However, Councilman Plummer Bruns explained that hurst now is in complete accord with the Eccles program since he learned that his application, if granted. would Interfere with plans. Application Withdrawn "Had 1 known previously of plan of expansion, I would not have put in my application," Bruns quoted llaxelhourst as stat ing.

do not wish to proceed with my application under the circumstances." Neither Eccles nor Hazelhurst appeared to speak at the meeting. A resolution, signed and presented by Councilmen Bruns and Smith and City Attorney L. W. Blodget, was adopted unanimously, approving plan. It granted Eccles exclusive right to continue with the bus franchise here, continuing a 90-day clnuse by which either Eccles or the city may cancel the agreement with 90 notice.

The agreement was ratified in October, 1929, and provides that the bus operator must establish any bus route demanded by the council over any particular gereets. No Criticism Made "Your committee has no criticism to make of Mr. Haxelhurst for his application but feels that in all fairness to Mr. Eccles, who lias some $10,000 invested in equipment here, his application should he granted," the resolu- It was also point- 11L INSTALL GEORGE ILLS UNIS HEAD A rut, wjtt lieutenant ir at the Junction m. Ion or ant govi ports are of business SHIPMENTS TO A total of carloads of oranges and grapefruit produced tion declared.

It was also poim- Arizona were ship ed out Eccles employs at least five Santa Ana men. and has ped to United State, and Canadian planned to purchase more equip- WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER. Dec. Mrs Francis J. 1 enn named at dinner Monday and Mrs.

Orion Bebermeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hardesty. Miss Elenore Charle left Monday evening by train for New York, her former home, to remain. Miss Annabel Day has returned to her school at San Jose.

rnent in Santa Ana, to aid the expansion. The new routings: From Fourth and Main, west on Fourth to Ross, north on Ross to Santa Clara, went on Santa Clara to Ureen- loaf, south on Greenleaf to Seventeenth, east on Seventeenth to Ross, south on Rosa to Fifth, east on Fifth to Main and back to Fourth and Main. From Fourth and Main, west on Fourth to Birch, south on Birch to Wtlsblre, east on Wilshire to Main, north on Main to markets under California- Arizona Citrus Marketing Agreement during the fiscal Just closed, the annual report of shipments submitted to the Growers Advisory Committee by C. Hon of the remainder of manager, discloses. Of this total and 78,238 carloads were oranges 5,317 grapefruit.

This entire volume was moved under weekly prorates established by the Distribution Committee and represents the largest yearly ship- consumed in these markets in the history of the industry. In addition to prorated shipments to Continental United States and SITE FOR NEW ARMORY IS PROMISED BY COUNCILMEN Another official step in cated at the north end ot the APnnnn and street. Council- iishment of an $80.000 armory and Smith drill grounds here was taken by gQn Winans of the national the city council last night when were in Los it adopted unanimously, a reso- week, conferring with state and lut.on assuring the state that WPA officials. Last Ana will provide a site foi olution was adopted at request the project which is to be foster- the state, which is anxious to proceed with plans. Next step in obtaining Santa proposed armory will be laying out of tho tentative site and obtaining property titles.

S. A. Students 1 In 11 olid ay Event At College FRA TILLO IN ILL BE ILOT EBB undemnatlon" quickly he resolution was at he meant to demn, Smith. Im- resolution the council had indemnatton proceed- Main street widening, nted a vigorous to his colleagues. ethers present it fling were Allison Honer, nplimented the councilmen dignified mien and told ill will be well." if they "that Chief Floyd Howard, City Clerk Ed Engineer J.

L. Mc- tride Purchasing Agent Lloyd City Attorney L. W. tlodcel Electrical Engineer Packard, lluildlng Inspector Preble, Jules Markei. Harry tall and Col.

H. H. Finley, coun- 30 years ago when the irst city was established. SPEAKS ON TREES HUNTINGTON BEACH, Dec. 3.

rfhearcr, authority on trees irul their care, addressed the chamber of at the er Winder, past district will he the program nd will conduct the ceremonies. Iran illerton, retiring will le. to be given by the club luring session, clubhouse will he open he afternoon when a train- ichooi for officers wilt Speakers will include ing past of the us clubs. SUNSET BEACH HUN HUT BF Dec. a A.

F. Misa ri in and Ghamt -re recent F. K. 1 Chamber lin in Anaheim. Mr.

and Mri i. Hunt and sons, 1 a aid Albert. of Mr. and Paul Lowry, Misa Ijowry 1 md Biff usd In ed and paid for through WPA The present site under consideration, but which must take in more lots to accommodate tho armory and drill grounds, to- their way Into consumption as fresh fruit in either domestic or foreign countries. A considerable the.

was donated to charity and relief, any approximately 8000 carloads went into byproducts, under the direction of the administrative committees operating the marketing agreement. BARBER CITY BUUC to LUmiUl'UUll LI Oxford, east on Oxford to Orange. movement by boat to for- north on Orange to McFadden. east on McFadden to Oak, north on Oak to Bishop, west on Bishop to Orange, north on Orange to First, thence north on Spurgeon to Fourth and west on Fourth to Fourth and Main. The new fare: Five cents.

elgn countries in the form of fresh fruit accounted for 6,894 carloads of and 787 carloads of grapefruit from the two States, a substantial Increase in export ship- entertained Mr. brother ments over recent years. and family of Long Beach, as guests Approximately 90 per cent of the Thursday, total oranges and grapefruit found Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kolburn, of I i CLAREMONT, Dec.

Three Banta Ana students at Pomona college will appear this Sunday on the Claremont campus In the holiday presentation of "We Beheld BARBER CITY, Dec. and Christmas ua Mrs. Richard Laden and faintly They are Marian Brownridi Betty snent Thursday aboard the U. 8- vir Dunton and Norman Watson. 8.

Maryland of which crew Mr. Laden is a member. Keneral public is to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caswell attend the oratorio which will open at 5 p.

m. in little Bridges Hall of Music on Pomona campus. Tho program Is tho first of a scries of Since the Emergency Relief voy project has shut down, Southern California office of Federal Housing Administration I using the of its field rep ntativcs to contact view applicants for ins for either modernization, of a home, or for new tion. Accordingly, James representative for this be for consultation tile tnd interred loans requisition from 10 a- nt. -anta Ana Hoi Berry invites terns new ce or modernizatl business or in meet him at i Contractors at are also ur I details ui conditional co i i i ismiod field will ulay, I at the mta Ana.

itaving prob- ction homes, liornes, farms, properties to ndl tted time, ratlve builders intact tnd learn of the meets ItOW and Brentwood recently. Miss Jeanne of Pomona college, spent several days with her parents, Mr. and S. Neii. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bound, of Bay view drive, were in Han Pedro recently, Mrs. Esther entertained her son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bronei, Thursday.

Mrs. Zada Hnyder spent several days with her mother, Mrs, Alles, of Compton, Mr, and Mrs. Van L. White and sons, Ilazen and Mark, were at Arrowhead for several days. Mrs, N.

J. McKinley, and Edna Snowden spent Thursday with Mr. md Mrs. Frank Matsushita, of I Venice. Mrs.

Edward Meier is convalescing from an attack of scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. George Hustorf en- rt Mr. nd Mrs.

ohn Nunes, Irene Nunes. Warren Dee and Harry Agustus recently, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan and Mrs. EPzabeth Duncan were recent dinner of Mrs.

brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cavett, in Orange. Mr, and Clarence Howard i were dinner guests in, the home of Mrs. Howards orents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ham Hi ton. Ht.anton Sun- tration. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Christmas activities held by students at oPmotia Final" of the series la the traditional Christmas supper and party to b- staged December 15 in Frary fiail.

More than 21 Han ta A nans, slud nts at Pomona College, will Her Long Beach, were dinner Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kolburn.

Mr and Mrs. Robert Berry have left for their former home In Texas to reside and the house they have occupied in Barber City has part th the parents and guest been taken by Mr. and Mrs L. Icox. Mrs.

A. N. Olson, who has ide an extended stay with relatives at Santa Monica, has returned to1 her home here. A MOTHER SAYS "When a prescription to be i filled I go straight to The service is quick and cour-1 teous, and learned to expect I perfect from every ore- 1 serlptlon they fill. Service of this kind Is Indispensable when children are sick, because they need immediate and safe relief." Spe- ctfy McCoy Drug and be sure.

Fourth and Broadway and Fourth and GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, OF MODERN DANCING PALMS BALLROOM 3rd and Ross Santa Ana MUSIC BY BILLIE BLAIKIE and His Orchestra WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS 8.39 to 12 P. M. L()Ok a Special! GET ITIIS: 12 Tailored Christmas Greeting Cards from lolly- wood, each card imprinted with YOUR NAME. Beautiful designs, sensational value, complete for Special! Limited Gift Specials! ilaa.

FREDPERLEV DlDFT WOW WHAT fODO WHEH, RETURN IN6 LATE EROM A PARfV HE DI5C0VERED THAT SOMETIME DURlHo TriE EVENIN6 HIS HDSY'S D06 HAD Gfff INTO THE CfiR IF HE TOOK HIM IN THERE VVOUED BE rouble wrfH his own and if he Took him back Thr OWNER W0UED BY "iHIS TIME BE SOUND ASLEEP DANCE Big Opening Wednesday, Dec. 4 AT AMERICAN LEGION HALL SANTA ANA (MOVING FROM THIRD AND ROSS) RAY GILBERT AM) ms OUCHESTKA Dancing Every Wednesday and Saturday AND THIS: Christmas une diffcicnt, a value at just rchment each unusual 43 All the littlo things that mak a Christmas package a festiv affair! A tremendous dioici greatest we ever had, moderate in price! Santa Ana Book Store 208 4th Robert L. Brown in our fine toys SHIRLEY TEMPLE dolts Tolls in the likeness of little Shirley Temple, reproducing her curls and lainty frocks! Choice of many different models, very moderate i at just 5 95 and S39 S495 Hnrsman Dolls, $2.95 i rich Horsniiin Dolls, $4.95 gorgeous 24-inch Horsman lulls with hair, now $4,95. Blackboards, 95c srtii only 9i ZU-Hiece Tea Set, 89c -2D-pieco aluminum tea and coffee set, special at 89c. 17-Fsece Agate Set.

S9c i-ate finish tea set of 17 mccus, special at Umon Skates, $1,00 -think ot it! Gvuuine Union roller skates, $1.00. Marble Game, 95c -the popular marble game, a fancy board, only 95e, Liouel Train, 95c 1 sc to think about Genuine Lumel! Book Series, 39c iho 01 Buy a and Tom series of books. Imagine, only 39c! Santa Ana Book Store VS at Dh mta Vua L. Brown.