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4 Monday, May 6, 1957 Redlands Daily Facts ummer Bowl Series eatures Top Artists Five completely staged opera or light opera productions will highlight the 34th season of Redlands Bowl concerts for which the entire schedule was announced today by Mrs. George E. Mullen, founder-president of the Community Music Association. The season will open July 2 Eulogies In Church And Senate Rites Sen. in) 'milimii'ri from I 'ayc One Kchun C.

D-Colo. 1 inrniixT dl the i commilk'e which ided ei'iisure with another lavish production of Shakespeare's "A Midsumm'er 1 Dream," staged by Albert, and Bertha Johnson, with Edward Trill directing the University 'Community Symphony orchestra I he playing of the familiar iMendelssohn score. Many favorite artists will re- jtiirn to 1 he Bowl this-year, among ithem popular John Raitt, Broati- way singing star and University Redlands graduate. Raitt is scheduled to appear July 30. Nan Merriman.

firmly established one of the world's greatest Admission By Ticket mezzo-sopranos, last heard at the On desk was in 1952. returns from fresh nt gladioli, carnations in Europe where she is a.illnnuin Irum ben. Karl L. QW a vvUh (hc rcal La lUimdl Against the cas Sca a company in Ita i ket a spray ot white glatii- Mjss Mcn iman De heard oil and white carnations Irom tliC: 07 Semite. Ballet Star Admission 10 the galleries was.

srcat 0 lc ballet world, by ticket Tncy were Tamani Toumanova is slated for 1-allnr Await began his prayersj August 2 appearance. Other wiili. "(lo linth upon ihy jouni-; ianciiis groups include Lola Christian soul." Cunlimiing.iMonies and her Spanish dancers soul the oriesl said "be merciful, be spare him. Lord. Spare linn Ironi the sins that arc we commend to thee.

Lord, the sou! (ii ihev servanl, Joseph. Father Await said that in the mass at the cathedral, "The church has given the laic senator the greatest honors she can be- lie said McCarthy often went to the cathedral and "sought the help and solace there he needed." At 11 a.m. E.D.T., less than an hour aller his body was brought into the Senate, the hearse rolled av. ay. The cathedral services were attended by nearly 2.000 friends and lornicr associates.

ice President Kichard Nixon led the oificial mourners. He arrived at the chatedral behind the luneral cortege with his wile. Pal. and Alice Roosevelt I.ongv.oi'lh. daughter of former President Theodore Roosevelt.

Represents Eisenhower While House Aide 1. Jack -Martin, lornicr assistant lo the late Sen. Robert A. Talt iR-Ohioi, rep resented President Eisenhower at the S'-i vices. Martin was accompanied by former Republican National Chairman Leonard Vv.

Hall. Among McCarthy's colleagues present were Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland and Sens. Everett M. Dirkscn 1R -III .1 11.

Alexander Smith 1R .1, LeuTcit Saltonstall IR -Massi. William Punch George Malone Edward Martin and Alexander Wilev iR Two key figures in the 1954 Ar investigation also were present: Roy M. Cohn, Me Carthy's I 0 111 subcommittee counsel, and Frank Carr, former stall director. Three Jailed For Drunk Three motorists, charged with drunk driving, were apprehended by police and lodged in the Redlands cily jail over Hie weekend. were: Dodd D.

is. Sacramento, apprehended at p.m. Saturday on Church street near Colton avenue. John Tcnvordc. 3J.

Paramount apprehended at a.m. Sunday al Texas street and Highway Willie G. Garcia. 50, San Bernardino, apprehended at 2:3." a.m. loday aller police followed his car around on streets in Red lands.

He was also held on several nlher charges ul motor vehicle code violations. Citrus Market LOS ANGELES. May fi (UP) representative prices by size and grade all orange auction markets: 50s 63s 75s 88s First crnde H.17 3.2ti 3.40 Second grade 2.42 2.47 2.112 2.78 ICOs 126s 144s First grade 3.25 3.2f, Second grade 2.K3 2.70 2.1)7 'Trend: About steady. NEW YORK California navels: 2lj cars, mostly lower, half boxes $3.25. Lemons: f2 cars, higher in spots, half boxes S3.82.

in July, and the delightful Ballet Celeste from San Francisco, the latter featuring talented young dancers in August. Ballet Celeste, last here in 1952. has proved particularly popular with Bowl audiences in the past. Camilla Wicks, one of America's finest violin virtuosos who has played several times at the Redlands Bowl, has been en gaged tor a special "Scandinavian Night" program. Miss Wicks has captured the people of Scandk navia on her concert tours dur ing the past few years.

The entire season is announced as July Midsummer Night's Dream." July Street Workshop orchestra with Adrian Ruiz, sen sational young pianist, as soloist Thomas Night luly Charles Thomas conducting the Apple Valley Ro manics chorus. July 12 Lola Montes and Spanish dancers, returning from third coast-to-coast tour. Thad Jacobs, pianist, and Carlos Allen, guitarist and folk singer, assist- July Night: Camilla Wicks, violinist, and Eva Gustafson, noted Norwegian con tralto. discovery of the late Ar ttiro Toscanini. July lovely comic opera "Cosi fan Tutte" (in En, lish).

staged by Glynn Ross with Francisco Vega conducting. Gilbert and Sullivan July nights of the Gilbert and Sullivan "Pirates of Penzance." Albert and Bertha Johnson, directors; Edward Tritt, musical director. July 30 James K. Guthrie night, honoring the musical director, prominent in Redlands Bowl orchestral concerts from 1.930-56. John Raitt.

Broadway star, soloist, and Robert La Mar- ehina conducting the symphony orchestra. August Toumanova, world's greatest ballerina." star of the prize-winning motion picture, "Invitation to the Dance." August Koshetz, soprano of concert, opera, motion pictures and television. George Sementovsky. pianist. August Francisco Opera ensemble.

Maestro Nino Cornel conducting, returning for third summer by popular request. Young Dancers August Celeste. Merriam Lanova director of the 36 young dancers from San Francisco. Fourth appearance at Bowl August Arts Cello en semble, Wendell Hoss directing An evening of exceptional music Vera Jean Vary, attractive young soprano, assisting. August Kerr, world- lamed pianist, and Louis Sudler.

distinguished Chicago baritone who recently sang a "command performance" for President and Mrs. Eisenhower at the White House. August 23 Strauss beautiful and exciting "Die Fled- ermaus" (in English). Music Academy of the West Santa Barbara. Mine.

Lnlte Lehmann directing, and Maurice Abravanel orchestral conductor. August 27 Nan Mcrriman. mezzo-soprano, who has appeared 14 times under Toscanini's baton. Ralph Linsley at the piano. August (in English), with cast of over 100.

Starring west coast's leading singers. Staged by Glynn Ross, with Cur- itiss Stearns conducting the or chestra. Mouns, Stanley Second In State Speech Tourney Albert Mouns and Tom Stanley, Redlands high school debate team, placed second in the state speech tournament at the University of California at Santa Bar- 1 bara over the week-end. Redlands was one of the 16, California schools, eight from the north and eight from the south, entering the debate section of the tournament by qualifying from 1 league and district tournaments. Redlands represented the Citrus Belt Speech league.

In six rounds of debate, Red lands lost in the finals by a close three to (wo decision, giving the team of Hoover high school, San Diego, the to represent California at the National Forensic tournament in Lexington. in June. Redlands had drawn the affirmative of the propositionResolved: That the federal gov eminent should sustain the prices of major agricultural products at' not less than 90 per cent parity, Mouns also competed in ex tempo, rating ninth in state com petition, and Ron Chrisman rated welfth in impromptu. Danny McCall, grandson of the Melvin Hoopers, Redlands, senting Modesto high school, won first place in extempe and also won the Alexander Hamilton award, a new event in the state tournaments giving students the opportunity to assemble in a national congress. Mouns is ending three years of debate competition, while Stanley has a two-year record.

The team has lost but two decisions in its last 20 debates. Both are seniors and will graduate in June with degrees of distinction on NFL records. The Santa Barbara tournament closes the year's activities in interscholastic speaking. Two local contests, the 1910 oratorical and the 1912 extempe, will be held on the high school campus Wednesday evening at 7:30. Visitors are welcome, and a special invitation is extended to the members of the graduating classes of 1910 and 1912 who provided the class gifts for the cash awards.

Wesley Brown Appeals Superior Court Decision A continuation of Hie year-long hassle over the dismissal of Wesley Brown, Jr. as Redlands chief of police was foreseen today when Brown's attorney filed a notice of appeal from the Superior Court decision April 16. This decision, rendered Judge Martin J. Coughlin, said that Brown was legally dismissed and further stated that the petition for restoring him to duty could not be amended to include any additional information. The action today is an appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals seeking relief from "the whole judgement" and particularly that portion halting any amendments.

City Attorney Edward F. Taylor, who received the notice of appeal in the mail this morning, said what it actually means is that the case will remain open for from six months to a year before anv additional decision is rendered by the appeal court. The court, now sitting in Fresno, will not be back to San Bernardino until next fall and Mr, Taylor said it would probably take that long to complete the five le gal steps necessary plus obtaining a date on the court calendar. About People Douglas Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Carlson, 556 Centei street, was one of seven University of Kansas graduate students in chemistry presented awards at a recent recognition banquet. He was given a Cady award for S100. uiiding Trades Court Of Appeals Proposed A court of appeals for the building trades will be up for City Council consideration tomorrow night with five names recommended for the board. Submitted by Raymond Phelps, building official, are Clare Henry Day, architect; Gordon Donald, building contractor; Rufus Gaugh, master plumber; Harold Grandy, civil engineer, and Wil liam E. Nance, electrical engineer.

All the men recommended have said they would serve. The board is being created to conform with provisions of the uniform build ing, electric and plumbing codes The purpose of the appeal board is to give contractors a place to appeal decisions of the city inspectors in the various fields. Also being submitted at the same time, is a Board of Plumbing Examiners who are Norman S. Parker, certified plumber; George Von Tungeln, licensed plumber and Steve Ordos, plumb ing inspector. More Parking Meters Also up for tomorrow's Coun cil action starting at 7 p.m.

will be installation of parking meters on North Orange street. The traffic committee, at the request of the Council, reported that 58 meters will be required and further that 1 they recommend no meters hould be removed from fringe areas after the parking district's lots are in operation. The appointment of a dog pound site committee will also be acted upon, according to the agenda. Other agenda items are: Receipt of bids on a turbine pump for the water department. Request by Council of Churches for the Bowl for joint union services during the summer.

Notice of application for rate increase by California Electric Power company. Public heaving and adoption of the Uniform Plumbing code Revision of Redlands Ordinance code and the introduction of new overall traffic ordinance. Co-Feature Judy Holliday Rich. Conte "FULL OF LIFE" News and C'Scope Short The Wrong Man NEW1NGTON. Conn.

Jose Gonsalcs volunteered when a judge asked if there was anyone avail- iahlc who could speak Spanish but lie had to be relieved as an interpreter because of a technicality couldn't speak English. Show Starts at Dusk First Run San Bernardino Is Stalin Alive? See Zsa Zsa Gabor "GIRL IN THE KREMLIN" Also Shocking! Horrific! "Deadly Mantis" Show Starts at Dusk First Run San Bernardino Hot Rods and Rock and Roll Teenages Gone Wild "DRAGSTRIP GIRL" Plus- See "The Platters" "Rock All Night" Redlanders At Insurance Meet Gerald B. Cox, John C. Gorman and Erie E. Parkes, Redlands life underwriters for the Prudential Insurance are attending the Western Leaders' Business Conference a't the Empress Hotel in Victoria, B.

Canada. May 5-8. according to Ernest J. Bcrbevieh, district manager. The Redlands delegates, who qualified for the conference on the basis of outstanding sales accomplishment and policyholder service during 1956.

will meet With 350 leading Prudential rep resentatives in the West. rffads WILLIAM G. MOORE. Publisher FRANK E. MOORE.

Editor Published every evening lexcepl Sunday! at Facts building. 700 Brook side at Center. Redlands. California Pounded October 23. year, Entered as second class matt October 23.

1890. at the Post Office lit Redlands. California, under act of March 3. 1870. SUBSCRIPTION RATES lln Advance) One icontk Three i ll.M Want New Furniture? Sell Your Old Furniture Thru Facts Classified Ada After the appeal court hears the case, he said they have three months to render their verdict.

Brown was initially dismissed by the city manager almost exactly one year ago and was formally and finally dismissed by action of the city council on June 15. Judge Coughlin handed down a decision last September cssen tially the same as his April decision but later gave permission to amend which ied to his final April decision. This court decision followed a 2-1 rejection by, Redlands voters April 'i ot a Better Government League-sponsored initiative ordin ance to institute civil service in city government which also would have restored Brown to' his former position. Mexican Dinner To Aid Hospital Expansion Fund A tasty Mexican dinner plus the opportunity to contribute to the Community Hospital Expansion fund drive will be offered May 15 when the Divine Saviour Presbyterian church sponsors the event at the House of Neighborly Service. Colorful entertainment to go along with the dinner is in the planning stage with provisions being made to serve some 200 people Mrs.

Manuel Villegas is serving as chairman. The menu will contain items as tostados, tacos. enchil ladas, beans and rice, salad and A Privilege To Remember Mother on May 12th A Pleasure To Assist You in Selection GIFTS DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES CARDS always different' Vawter 14 West State Street La Posada Hotel Building THEY WERE NO ANGELS ST. ALBANS. England (UP) Parishioners of a local church have asked the vicar to make the church boys club members stop taking surplices from the vestry to play ghosts in the churchyard.

coffee. Dinner will be served from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Proceeds will go toward the Expansion fund which is still some S50.00O shy of its goal. The church committee announced that reservations may be made by calling PY 2-5638. Fishing, But No Licenses Two fishermen were cited into Redlands Judicial court to answer charges of fishing without a license.

David L. Pickett and Don C. Hughea, both ot South Gate arrested at Jenks Lake, fishing without a license April 28. They were apprehended by L. Sampson, reserve warden.

DEPOSIT by the TENTH earn INTEREST from the FIRST at C0ACHELLA VALLEY Riverside County's LARGEST savings and loan association, providing complete service in ESCROW, home loans, travellers checks, collections, and Insured Savings at High Interest QUARTERLY W. H. "Bill" Smith, Pres. Redlands representative: ED BENZEL, 16 North Sixth 3-3277 She wants lo know what we did with the $401,518,000 ENEE REITEL is a secretary- in the marketing department of Union Oil. She is also through our Employees' Incentive Plan one of our 5,906 employees who hold shares in the firm.

This entitles her (along with over 65,000 other people who own shares in Union Oil) to a report on the 66th year of business of the 47th largest industrial company in the country. How we spent it In 1956 our customers paid us the record amount of 5401.518,000. We spent 72.1% of 5289,481,000 over sixteen thousand other companies and individuals with whom we do business. The more than 1000 tax collecting cies took another 3.7% or SI4.830.000. This does not include the S74.120.000 we collected from our customers as fuel taxes and turned over to governmental agencies.

Wages and other benefits for workers and their families amounted to 562,966,000 of our income. 15.7%, The iiel profit This left 8.5% 534,241,000 net profit. Slightly more than half of these paid in cash dividends to Rcncc Rcifel and our other 65,000 share owners. that our share owners received only about three and a half million dollars more than the various tax agencies, which contributed nothing to the business.) The balance of our net to 4.0% of our customers' dollars we re-invested in the business to expand and modernize facilities. It seems to us that this report does more, than give an account of our stewardship to Rcncc Reifcl and our other share owners.

It points up the broader base of ownership of American business. In the last four years, for example, the shareholders of all companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange increased by Union Oil did even This could happen only in a freely competitive economy that encourages and rewards individual effort. YOUR COMMENTS ARE INVITED. Write: The Chairman of the Board, Union Oil Company, L'mon Oil Building, 617 West 7th Street, Los Angeles 17, Calif. Union Oil Company OF CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURERS OF ROYAL TRITON, THE AMAZING PURPLE MOTOR OIL.