The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 16

1 Lifting assorted articles from jersey dresses to headlights kept, thieves busy Wednesday night in Bakersfield and are being investigated today by police. Greatest loss reported was that of Howard Baldwin of Vallejo and Walter Button of Chico who left their car near the Kuftee Kup Cafe, 123 Golden State Highway, midnight and returned to find a $45 topcoat belonging to Mr. Baldwin, and suit, valued at and woman's $20' coat, belonging to Mrs Button, miBsing. The pair told investigating officers other clothes and-an-electric iron were ignored by the thieves. Jersey dresses and other woman's apparel, valued at $24, a $30 pair of glasses and sealed-beam headlights were reported taken from the auto of Jewell Luker of Lament 'while it was parked near Twentieth and streets Tuesday night.

The home of Lester Burgemeyery 731 Oregon street, was entered Tues- day he reported- to police; and a. $30 table radio and: sun tan trousers and valued at $10, stolen. Officers arrested a 15-year-old boy at, 9 p. "Wednesday in the 2000 block on street arid reported he was discovered 'taking eye glasses and cartridges from parked, car. He is being held' at Kern 'County Detention Home.

Larry Thornton, 1403 Fourth street, told police Windsor gold-plated trumpet and its case, was taken about 4 p. m. Tuesday from a bench at Emerson. school. Two bicycles reported stolen are a black wheel, valued at $40 and belonging to Gordon Downs, 321 Oleander avenue, which disappeared some time Wednesday from the rack at Roosevelt" School, and a blue $15 machine, reported stolen from; the front porch of 800 Twenty-fifth street early Wednesday morning by James Me- Whcrter.

Atomic Rays JAPS KILLED WEEKS AFTER BLASTS, MORRISON TELLS COMMITTEE ming of Quezon Street 135 Deiano Citizens File Petition With Council Changing wife of V. Soto, i a son, Cecil Jchn, October wife of Freddie Lee. Stiiles. a daughter. Mary Ann, Octu- ber 31.

wire of Lynn L.PO Tay- "lor. a son, Allen Lee, October 2::. wife of Don Taylor, a TEHACHAPI wife of M. C. Ary, a son, James Cart us, CVtobor L'f.

wife of Kenneth Bonstein, a son. Kenneth Cleveland, October S. wife of Earl Bryant, a Sharon Sue, Ociober 1. Last-M Keeos Tax City, County Offices Receive Final'Payments i wife ot Lloyd -vr- thur Thompson, a daughter, Eileen name of Glemvood street to Quezon! THORNTON To wife of James was defeated when city ordinance Citv and oounty tux 1 1 Makes 89 KATIGK POINTS mm t'L f- ille Library County Libarian Eleanor Wilson today announced the appointment of Mrs. Erina Hackle'y as custodian of the Kernvllle library, following recent examination for the position.

Tije library is in the process of being moved into the Stangardt building next to the post office and should be open by the first of the year, Mrs. Wilson said. After Army Service Pr. S. Gale, director of venereal disease control for' the Kern countytdepartment of public health, Has returned to his civilian position after three years as a captain in the army medical corps.

Doctor Gale served two years in the southwest Pacific as a medical officer for an air service squadron. He was discharged three weeks ago. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. scientist described today how fantastic effects of rays given off by i atomic bombs killed Japanese weeks after the blasts which flattened Hiroshima and.

Nagasaki. Dr. Philip Morrison, who helped assemble those bombs, said the rays strangely affected the blood and made the victims a prey to fata) infection. In a statement prepared for the special Senate atomic energy committee he told of the gruesome findings of a party which inspected the devastated cities after the Japanese surrendered. He said most persons within a mile of the bombs 'died from the great heat ot the blast or injuries suffered in demolished buildings.

Many who escaped death by blast or burn, said, "died from the effects radium-like rays emitted in great number from the bomb at the instant the explosion." "This radiation affects the blood- tissues in the bone morrow, and the whole function of-the blood is impaired," the former University of Illinois physics Instructor related. "The blood does not coagulate, but oozes in many spots through the unbroken skin, and Internally seeps into the cavities of the body. The white corpuscles which fight infec-. tion disappear." FIST FIGHT SUSPECTS Henry R. Sinmer, 47, and Kenneth D.

Sinmer, 24 were released on bail following their arrest "Wednesday night at Strelich Stadium on charges of inciting and engaging in a fist fight during the wrestling matches. 217 failed to pass its first reading before the City Council Monday eve- daughter, Georgia plan, October 2C. wife of Hughes Chandler, a daughter, Patricia Ann, i CrRTlV-lTo wife of Murvin Curtis sJffs aiv hard at work todr.y^l x- a son. Allen, October i i irp last-iminuo mini Thornton, a son. Randall James, wife of Alva Goodwin, a daughter.

Hilia May. November 6. To xnfe of Arthur Henry, vember 1. 's tleruHine on TOWERY To wife of Herman nng ery a daughter, Sharon Yvonne, October 22. A petition opposing renaming lODer of the avenue after the-late Filipinoj wife of I 1 president, carrying 135 names, was! Venable, a daughter.

Emma ue i presented by Attorney Wiley C. October 21. I Dorris of Bakersfield, R. C. Florence asked permission to erect a temporary structure on the back of his property in Green Acres, as a temporary home, not more than four months, of a new Free Will Baptist congregation.

The matter was held in abeyance for two weeks. The sum of SGOOO was transferred from the water works fund i to the general fund for operating penses, and 51500 of state gas.inoney I was transferred to the street improvement fund. Police Chief H. Lee Martin an! nounced employment of Curl Holland I to replace Russell Stamps as of De- i cember 1. i Councilman Harry O.

Scott ported that the new garbage truck is about ready and it was voted to have it painted, which it was decided to do. City Engineer Irwin Althouse advised the council on the recently drilled city water well. i wife of Roy Dolph Wathen. a daughter, Lillian Janssen, November 1. m- EL -To wife of Curl a son, Billy Ray.

November wife of Thomas Cherry Houston, a son, Thomas, October 23. wife oC Arrhie Lambert, a daughter, Gael Ann, October 26. wife or: Floyil ner. a daughter, Judy Carolyn, Although be available from a son. Terry James.

October 3 0. veme 3. wife of Eflwarrt PAGE-To wife of Carroll n.i -L -i- -i-tvi-i." either OL'UCH i next wek. City Collector It- Smith estimated today that ii the 7000 statements muilod huv returned and -iproximately S400.000 has-been in received J. Pag-e, total of S6.00JU36 will ho ruiid EdWSrd P-pen; owner, ft.r lh yea, -1 wife of Forrest Wjtcher.

a son. Bennie Forrest. Oc- ker. a son, ber 13. riiomas Harold, County Tax Collector 'reported this morning mat tober 2o.

wire ot Bill a son. Bill Raymond, Ociobe TAFT I wife of John Lawrence Berkey. a son, Leslie Charles, October 20. wife of Joe Oteaque Biby, a daughter. Gloria Jean, October 11.

wife of Thomas klnier Brown, a son. Michael Lee, October 27. wife or Gilbert Brown, a son, Terry Wayne, Octu- 31 To wife of John David Coke, David Lee. November a. kici JU- -wife of John Henry Pool.

QQ ju have IHH-M rotunu-il a son. Robert Dale, November 1. nf fi r(k More than L'O. wife of Bono Rioro- U1 tn vV 1 mini, a daughter, Carol Ann, Octo- out, totaling hpr 20. 'the entire year.

Oi ih.n ber 20. wife of Alfred Charles Ross, a son. Charles Dwight, October 29, wife of Louis R. Ruiz, a son. Joe Eclward, October 1M.

wife of Mitchell Satterfield. a daughter, MU-key Ann, October 31. Clair wife of Tommy Smith, a Larry Tommy, Ortober wife of Clyde Kussel Stotts, a daughter, Marilyn Kay, October 22, entire year. Of ihat auu.ni S5.000.Od-J luti collecteiJ. he said.

MA.SHES TOK TAFT, Det'. North street, er.UMvd iht- munity Hospiial ar ni, day. suffering from received -in un industrial at Tullis is a carpenter's hHnpr fm Lee. November October 22, Tullis is a carpenter's lit 1 wife of Walter Eliffla wife of Clarence ou i ou 4 rt rt 1 fc lv ifJV4 11 -j I Cruse a daughter, Vina-Anne Cruse, i Thomas, a son, Antonio Clarence, I A plump juicy b'alce8 apple that calls for a glass of Port wine. Taste them together and relish how the wine perks up the apple's flavor, 'enhances its sweet- ness.

Try this real apples anH California Port Wing Advisory Board, 85 Second San Francisco California, Hold your Victory Bonds until maturity Wasco F. F. A. Youths Win Prizes at Show Joe Streiff and Bob Gafner, Wasco Future Farmers, won awards at the annual banquet "Wednesday in Los Angeles, following showings at the Great Western Livestock Show. The Streiff youth was adjudged the best all-around Future Farmer showman at the twentieth annual livestock-exhibit.

Gafner won a wrist watch, a plaque and a $25 war bond given by the Cudahy Packing Company, Bank of America and Citizens Na- October 15, wife of Grady tnds- ley, a daughter, Patricia Louise, November 2. wife of Eugene Lnos, a son, Lawrance £ugene, October 22. wife of Edwjn Milton Fitzpatrick, a son, James Edward. October 27. wife of James Stillie Hawthorn, a son, Bobby Den.

October 31. wife of Chanes Edward Johnson, a son, Teddy Charles, October 1U. wife of Charles William Jones, a daughter. Jacqueline Wilhi Jones, Oc-tohpr 2H. wife of Robert Juarez, a daughter, Carole Linda, Octo- of Edward ber October 2D.

WASCO wife of Alplions Holterman. a son, Richard Anthony, October 22. wife of Laurence Chester Lacy, a daughter, Suzanne October 21. wife of Albert Lequieu, a son, Ragenald Koss, October 25. wife of Elislja Lewis, a daughter, Alyce Esther, October 31.

wife of John a daughter, Mary Jane, October wife of Wendell Schaeffer, a son, Thomas Leslie, October 22. wife of Clarence Tom- Jin, a daughter, Karyn Jo, November 5. Kenipken, a son, Gary Eugene, Oc- wife of Fred: rnrneliup. to "Pinn Tin i (1 wife of Kaymond Paul Mefferd, a son. Paul Eugene, VJ J- i tional Trust and Savings Bank, re- wife of Joseph apectively.

He had the grand chain- Frank Mesaenlehner. a son, TMiiiam pion individual and pen of hogs tober 12. i a son, Duane Fredrick. Oi-tober wife of Bf-n W. La- I wife of Burlin West- i verty.

a William 111, fall. October 26. the Future Farmer division Children Children playing with matches almost burned themselves out of a home when flames dwelling at 1517 Tenth street at 5:05 p. m. Wednesday and partially destroyed the structure, Bakersfield fire department reported today.

Damage to the roof arid part of the inside of the house is estimated at $900 with $200 lost in contents, reports stated. The structure is owned a daughter, Donna Juan, No vemher 5. wife of Mariano Vala- dez, a son, Ralph Martin, Octo-; ber 24. I wife of Frank G. tia, a daughter, Raquel.

October t.i;^« the John Bradford family, reports wife of William B. Gil- Marmalade Syrup Grape Juice i a son Wi iani i- ovem TEA GARDEN mokes Preserves JeHy i by C. Deschwanden and occupied Joseph, October 2ft. wife of Donald Milton Peter, a son, Donald Milton, October wife of Harry Paul Sattler, a son, Douglas Wayne, November 3. wife of Frank Schimanclle, a son, Frank Joseph, October 21.

wife of Rodney Thatcher Trask, a son, Richard Thatcher, Oc- i tober 17. wife of Thomas Garland White, 1 a son, Jennie Douglas White, November 1. wife of Chester Kyle Wylie, a son, William Chester, October 20. TAFT wife of James W. Cort reil, a daughter, Lois Marie, October 19.

wife of Martin Escalante, a daughter. Rafael, October 25. DTE wife of r.mlwie: Di son, Vincent tfteplu-n, Ono- ber -20 wife of Robert Everette Gallagher, a son, Ronald. November 2. state.

len, a son, William, November 7. wife of Pedro F. Lugo, a daughter, Gregoria, October 15. wife of Frank B. Meraz, a daughter, Esther October Makes LEAVES MERICA A-.

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Anna Bryson. GS, who died "Wednesday at a local hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday at Hopson Mortuary with the Reverend L. J.

'Fi'j'e officiating-. Interment be in Eakersfield Memorial Park. Surviving Mrs. Bryson are her son, Robert Strieker, Bakersfield daughter, Mercecia McCHntock, Bakersfield; grandchildren, Jerry "Wayne and Michael Strieker, Carl and Everett McClintock, Bakersfield. IDA services for Mrs.

Ida Petz, 79, who died Monday at home, will be held at 2 p. in. Friday at Payne tfc Son Chapel with tjie Reverend John Murdoch officiating. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Surviving -Mrs.

Petz is her George Pctz, Bakersfield. SCHMIDT, services for Wayne Schmidt, 2 who died Tuesday at home, will be held at 3 p. m. Frifluy at the- Mennonite Church Reverend John Kliewer officiating. Interment will be in Greenlawn- Memorial Greenlawn Chapel in charge.

Surviving: the ho3- are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Schmidt, xVasco; brother, Robert Schmidt, Wasco: sister, Yvonne" Schmidt. Wasco; grandparents, ifr. find, Mrs.

Schmidt. Bakersfield Mn--. Carr, Bakersfield. TKIGUEIR.O, ANTONIO Funeral services for Antonio Trigueiro, 77. who died Wednesday at home, will be -held at" S.

a. m. Friday at St. Joseph's. Church with rosary at 7:30 m.

-today at Hopson Mortuary. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Surviving are his sons, Louis, Francis and Joseph Bakersfield daughter. Mrs. W.

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