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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
8
The Post and Wave launches Open Forum letters to the people on page two. All letters must be signed with the writer's address. the newspaper may withhold names. Letters become the property of the paper and will not be returned. Send to Box 156 Seal Beach or bring to 221 Main Street.
Citizens urged to write to Lang Bus Co requesting better service to Seal Beach via the Termino Line. The note seeks support for less crowded buses and aims to establish more frequent future service.
The Navy Department urges more V Mail use to speed messages to sailors in the European theater. Air mail will be slow through winter, taking about two weeks for delivery, compared with one week in summer. flying routes over North Atlantic are curtailed during the season.
Officials said flying over northern Atlantic routes will be curtailed until spring weather improves. V Mail, prized for space saving, will still reach destinations in five to seven days normally. One small V Mail sack carries the equivalent of 25 sacks of letters, and much airmail will be shipped by sea in winter.
A 35 year old Long Beach man woke in a hospital after Navy guards found him at Bay boulevard and Electric avenue early Sunday. He claimed he just got drunk and had no serious injuries besides a head lump. Police suspect he boarded the wrong Seal Beach line bus and fell. His billfold held a large sum of money and valuables remained on him.
Frosty Felts was appointed this week by Chairman Jessie W. Reed to head the 1945 Red Cross War Fund Drive. The campaign will not get underway until March, Mrs. Reed said.
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