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A-P Stores Withdraw Tuna Poisoned of rafe-lyp of food poisoning! Wcdricsdii prompted the 1 chain withdraw sine in 'a of its 4,400 stores. own bran of tuna fish. Two.Grosse. Isle. Neighbors wh ale the (ish as a snack Thursda night died' from -kind of fo(id poisoning found fish.

AiP headquarters In New Yor issued a statement al-noon toda in which it said the canned tun would he the shelve Highway Patrol In Mercy Race SAN MATED (UP1) A Cal fnrnia Highway Pnlrnl car nolle an auto driven by a distraugl mother aflcr 100 m.p.h. cha. nn Bayshore Freeway early ti (lay, and whisked-- her serious! ill 2-ycar-old son to Communil Hospital. Highway Patrolmen Art Kiltn and William Rcgunz slopped Hi car driven by Mrs. Cola Andcrsoi Palo Alto, in San Carlos.

She sai her had "quit breall ing." A hospital spokesman said Hi child was in "fair" condition; II: illness was not immediately di termincd. Tile spokesman said hi breathing had been restored 1 normal. Deny SP Request WASHINGTON (Ul'I)-Thc II Icrstatc Commerce Cornmissio today denied, an application the Southern Pacific Railroad abandon 6.3 miles of truck In twceii Alia Mesa nnd Simla, Cali 'Hie ICC said the line carrie two passenger trains on whic there were 170 daily commuter, or more. It.said the railroads ap plication failed lo show that an other passenger service would available 'commuters the abandonment was allowed. The ICC also said tile railroa failed to show lost mone on the run.

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testa by.at least separate agencies. Thomas-Yutzy, spokesman for the National Canners Association! said the suspect tuna was canned ty (he Washington Packing Corp. of San Fraiicisco, He said-an association representative would participate 'ns an observer in the investigation. The denth of Mrs. Margaret McCarthy, 3il, joint hunt by federal and local officials for the tuna, which bore iin AP label.

Mrs. Collctle Brown, Friday and a post mortem revealed the killer was botulism E. Injections of special, serum rushed in from Toronto failed to save Mrs. McCarthy. Her mother, Mrs.

Vivian Kebbe, 57, became after eating the tuna and was treated al a hospital. The O'A ounce cans contained chunk style, light meat tuna. They liave on the lid over "11BX." Annual Chcir Festival Sel On Saturday HUMBOLD'rSTATE COLLEGE --The annual Spring Choir and Vocal Festival for area high school students, is scheduled for Saturday al.IISC. The college music department' will host affair to be held in Sequoia'Theater from'10 a.m.'to 12:31) p.m. Dr.

Leon Wagner, associate professor 'of music and chairman of the Festival has announced the morning activities and vocal groups participating. Taking- part from Eureka Junior High school ivill be the mixed chorus and girls glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Ella Schalansky; George C. Jacobs Junior High school mixed chorus, Dean Eureka Senior-High school a cappella choir girls glee club, Conrad Walla, director; Arcala High 'school madrigal singers, Until director; McKinley- viile High school a cappella choir, Edward' Fish, director; '-FcHidalt High school mixed chorus, Beverly Carlson, director and For- Forluna High school a cappella choir and girls chorus, under the direction of Robert Maddalena. Professors I a Barlow James Mearns and Mrs.

Elaine I3ux will' provide critiques am suggestions for the various en rants. Because of the tremendous growth of the Festival within the ist few years the choral sections will be separated for the firsl ime this year from band anc orchestra performances. The lat- will be held one week latci at McKinlcyvillc ANSWERS YOUR PROBLEMS Hearing Held Here For Blind Man Seeking Position As County Welfare Worker We -have lour children- two hoys and and 17) have never.caused,Us any trouble. They go with the samq group of teenagers and get along well together. girls are IB and 15.

They got along jlthough not as well as Ihc boysrunlll about two years ago. Ginger who is. 16 Is full of fun and has greal many friends'. Debbie dues better in 'school. byt she's somewhat.

unsuccessful It is ironic lhal Debbie Is much-belter looking than her-older'sister but. not nearly so popular; with cither hoys or girls. Ginger has always recei.ve.d a great many more invitations than Debbie. thai site arrange to. have Debbie invited or she must slay homo, also.

Lately she has become rebellious over this. I say sisterly love is more.important than any Invitation'and thai Ginger sijoiild not go where Debbie is not We wanl your, opinion. REFEREE Dear Referee: This-. is no way lo encourage sisterly love, mother. You are creating resentment between these, sisters which may well last forever.

insist, lhal Debbie make her own friends. Ginger should not be placed in the unattractive position of begging for an invilalion lor her sister. You are not being fair lo either of these girls. Dear Ann Landers: 1 see uy uur newspaper thai you firmly believe prolonged mourning is unhealthy. You say it serves no useful purpose and long-time mourning is really "self-pity turned inside out." You usually make pretty good sense.

1 agree In this case that you are right. Now, I would like lo know your, views on prolonged courtship? What do.you think about couples who go together for years and somehow never seem to get around lo marriage? 1 know of a couple who have been dating for 15 years. Is tills unhealthy? My initials are the same as yours. A. L.

Dear A. It all depends on the I've said il before anil I'll say il again marriage is nol for everyone. Some' couples "go together" like salami and rye bread but they are unable (for a variety of reasons) lo function within the framework of marriage'. 'For them marriage is a disaster -and they are beticr off "going together." Dear-Ann Landers: I married loo young like a big fool and had Iwo boys before 1 was II). My husband (if you can'call him lhal) started to chase with an older woman.

After three, years of running around he asked for a divorce. 1 was sick of his cheating and lying, and was happy to be rid of him. I had a wonderful opportunity lo take a road job but it meant boarding out my buys. Mom and dad told me Ihey would lake the boys but only if they could adopt Iheirr legally. 1 agreed, seeing no oilier way out.

years have passed and I'm through with the road job and am now settled in town. My sons; I'm sorry to say, are growing up like a pair of savages. They talk back lo everybody and have no manners whatever. When I correct them my father says, "Shut up. These boys are mine." What can 1 do? HEARTACHES Dear Heartaches: Very litlle.

When you allowed your parents lo adopl Ihe children you signed away your riglils as a molher. Try to gel the point across lo your falher that the boys need discipline and must learn lo respect others or they will be a problem to themselves and to everyone else. If you can enlist your clergyman's help, I heartily recommend il. Laura Adams Armer Dies In Sacramento Adams Armer of- For- ics of more than 80 sand paintings Wesley D. Daley, 52, of Oakland who had lived in Eureka for six years prior 1 la leaving here in ia.i4, is seeking cmplsymenl, as a social worker with the Humboldl County Department of Welfare.

But Daley lias a problem. He is blind. Daley, whose application was rejected by' the Board of Supervisors iasl June, appeared at a special hearing of the, board yesterday, and brought state and local assistance with him. The board said that a blind person would nut be capable of meeting the demands of the job because he could not drive himself and could not ascertain the home conditions of welfare recip- cuts. On Daley's appeal, lie was granted a hearing yesterday al welfare office.

Represented at the hearing by Lawrence Marcclcino of Ihc California Council of the Blind, Daley denied his handicap would restrict him in his duties and charged that the county had not jivcn him fair consideration. Support Of He was supported in his contentions by Humboldt County Super- or Court Judge D. H. Wilkinson, who was called as a witness and who is also blind. Wilkinson was asked by Mar- cclcino, "In your opinion, do you 'eel a qualified blind social worker can function, as a field worker Humboldl County?" The judge's prompt answer was 'yes." The question's specific reference lo Humboldt County was included because Supervisor Melvin J.

Bareilles earlier in the hear- ng had emphasized the difficulty of field work in the county because of its size. and mountainous errain. Wilkinson said, that, "I have personally many blind peo- who have been social workers, nol in Humboldt County, 1 but on Saturday, March Woodland Clinic lios- on March 30 High school. Undercarriage pans for all type equipment See "Scotly" SCOTT'S WELDING WORKS 2nd Sit. HI 2-6775 ON SALE In Eureka BOB BRITT Retail Lumber 1800 Hubbard Lane HI 3-5451 READING LESSONS HI 2-1507 died 6, at the lilal.

She was 89 years old. Born in Sacramento, she spent her childhood in San Francisco. She attended the California School of Fine arts, where she nicf and married Sidney Armer. Mrs. Armcr's life included many achievements in varied fields.

As artist, writer and photographer she wrote several books on the Southwest, with the accent on the Navajo Indian. Her book most recently published was "In Navajo Land," published by the David McKay publishing company in 10G2. Al the and 'a documentary movie on The Mountain Chant, a Navajo religious ceremony, all the work Mrs. Armer. Mrs.

Armor's book. "Waterless Mountain" won Hie high distinction of being awarded the Newberry Medal for bcsl children's I books a number of years ngo. She assisted her laic husband in illustrating her works and arranged garden shows at which his famous flower paintings were shown. A permanent collection of the wildflower paintings of Sydner Armer (for Southwest Museum in Santa Fe, New are cop- LEGAL NOTICE many years known as The Audubon of tin Wildflowers') is on exhibit al' the Los Angeles County Museum at Los Angeles. Locally some of his work is hung at the Eureka Woman's clubhouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Armer were long time residents of Berkeley until No, Dcpt, 1 NOTICE OF HEARING Superior Court of the State of California lor the County of Humboldt. the Matter of Ihe Estate ofM ie lose 0 ve porUma ill CHRIS OLSEN, also known a CHRIS- TIAN OLSEN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal LEVIN S.

OLSEN as Executor of the. Will of Ihe above named decedent, has Hied herein a Petition lor Probata of Will reference to which is hereby made for further particulars, and that the place of hearing the same has been' set fo Monday, March 25, 1963 at 9:30 a. m. in the Court Room or Department No. 1 of said Court at Ihc Courthouse, Eureka, California.

Dated: 6, 1963. FRED J. MOORE. ClerK of said Court. By THELMA WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.

MATHEWS TRAVERSE Attorneys at Law 507 Street EurcKa, California Hillside 2-3759 Attorneys for Petitioner. 18, 21 (S) Shanghai Low A Taste of the Orient Chinese and American Food RESERVATIONS FOR SMALL PARTIES TAKEN Phono HI 3-3191 for Orders To Go Now hourl now In olfod: Fri. Sat. 11 to 2 a.m. Sunday 12 lo 12 a.m.

MONDAY thru THURSDAY 11 lo 12 i.m. 1 8 1 5 4 St. Between Streets Mrs. Armer is survived by her only son, Austin Armer of Davis, three grandchildren, 'Roi- lin Adams Armer and Elinor Armer of Berkeley and Mrs. Dwiglit Worsham of Lafayette, and three great-grandsons, Ronald, Keith and Gary Worsham.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Armer were generous in assisting groups working in art in literature and frc- fluently conferred with study sections of thn. American Association of University Women, offering advice and encouragement. They also provided opportunity for gardeners to visil their b'ortuna gardens and were gracious hosts to all visitors.

in Alameda County where 1 myself was rehabilitated. These" people have had to travel many miles to pc; form their. duties'." The problem of driving was in essence dismissed by hearing officer Harold A. Furst of San Francisco after the appellant slated in answer to a question from Furst that, "I'would naturally expect lo pay a driver and reader myself." Real QiiosticM Uy United Tress International High Low Prc. GO 71 74 Gil 35 .74 Albuquerque Atlanta Bakcrsfield Boise Boston Brownsville Chicago Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Fresno Helena Honolulu Kansas City Vegas Los Angeles Uiarni Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Portland Red Bluff leno Sacramento Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle ipokanc Thermal Washington 56 39 11 71 73 ill! 80 57 70 7R ill 34 75 30 69 6fi 83 4I 67 67 MS 71 54 72 Ofi 61 f)2 85 57 41 40 47 27 59 27 31 28 03 43 47 29 61) 31 44 SB .65 13 55 .33 49 35 51 25 44 44 45 40 41 56 33 .49 Furst said, "I am not 53 much concerned with, driving.

That's only one problem and 1 am sure it can be overcome. The real decision to be made is whether he (Daley) can perform his duty once he arrives at Ills job and, of course, whether the county was justified in rejecting him." County Counsel Thomas Montgomery asked Judge Wilkinson how he thought a blind man would be able to make observations of home cleanliness and other conditions. Wilkinson retorted that he "constantly makes decisions witliout being on the scene" and said that Daley's- chauffeur would be able lo assist him. Claims Ability In later testimony. Daley "I have the ability to even without sighted help, condition of a household and might even be -able to tell if a child is being properly cared for simply by his behavior." Harmony Harper Moreland, a long-time friend of the appellant, said thai Daley was aware of any disorder in a house.

James Joyce, Humboldl County welfare said that he believed Daley was capable qt scry- ing as a welfare worker. Questioned by Montgomery as to whether lie thought Daley could serve as efficiently as a non-blind person, Joyce said, "I on't there are certain ases where a blind person would ave an advantage." He said that if Daley were ircd, he would- probably be as- gned to work with blind persons with old-age assistance casi here "visual observation is not important." He said thai a blind ould likely encourage other blinc ersons with whom he was work- 'g- County's Privilege It was pointed out that the conn may reject' any welfare em ploye applicant witliout explanation. Among present at the hearing were Supervisors Elwyri Lindlcy and Norman Robertson and James McCormack, per- for the Slate De- partment'of Welfare. When a 'decision in the case will be handed down by the Social Welfare Board is not known. Daley said during an adjournment that Ilumboldl County was his first choice for employment "because I have lived and worked here, and like it and I feel I can: be of value lo Ihe counly." He said that he attended and graduated from Hie University of California aft2r he had gone blind, receiving a degree in social welfare.

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