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H'. MASONS! No meeting tonight. ra a I7nJo Pa State Eastern lie tnds Tonight aT- iPETALUMAtARCUSCOURIER i rf Pttalvmt, California -Evening Edition PageSii Thursday, October 17, 1946 SACRAMENTO. Oct. 17, -MP) i i i -1 in I Mac's Column TtonNnuad from P( 1 1 pro-Russian.

Iranians. did of Azerbaijan, would that be aggression? Or should there be merely an accomplished fact, with northern Epirus, Thrace and Macedonia moving into autonomous conjunction with Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria In much the same way that: Mongolia moved from the Chinese into the Russian spheres? It is quite probable that no answer will be.provlded on these, points. The British can -be expected to put. down the trouble, since, if the insurgents do get outside- epr4fc3imi8t re)mitt outside help, it must remain clandestine and therefore insufficient unless the Slav blo.c is willing to take chances which hardly seem reasonable. It Is true that northeastern Greece and her adjacent islands control, under proper military conditions; the western approach the Dardanelles.

But there is every indication that Russia doesn't want even the Dardanelles itself bad enough to take a chance on war over it, much-less over its GFBF Sighs For Group Health Insurance' -Th California Farm -Bureau- federation announces it has signed a contract with three California Insurance nvp a i making available a group-heaJth-frograni 1 thAJMgani2ation's 40.000 their fanUUeaV-and their employes. President R. B. Wiser said the proRraBssftvers-hesjvUaliia-tlon and surgical and medical The program wilU) e- wated through the federation and its 46 county farm bureaus. of the service.

Wiser said, are the Associated Indemnity San Francisco; California-Western States Life Insurance Sacramento, and Occidental Life-insurance Co. of California, -Los Angeles. Gifts for Soldiers OtfB. Jack LaRue as Laramie, and Lionel Stander as Eddie Dodge, as Sarah Perolini Death claimed Sarah L. Perolini at he'r home In San Rafael on Wednesday at the age of 64.

Born in Switzerland, she had long been a resident of Marin county, and had relatives residing here. She was 'ttie widow of Joseph Perolini and mother of Paul P. and Charles Perolini, Mrs. Mary Soldavlnl, and sister of Oen-tila G-Ianlni, Mrs. Adele Day, and Rimolda LaFranchi; grandmother of Barbara and Pauline, Pero ifhliKei'nTfitpoldaviniT The funeral will take place at 8:30 m.

on Friday, October the Harry M. Williams San Rafael, thence to st. Kapnaei church iwhere a mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m. The Rosary will be held at 8 o'clock Thursday night.

In terment will be in Mt. Olivet cem etery, San Rafael. Propf, co-pilot, and Capt. Jos. Berberich The 4-star general died; Saturday In Letterman General hos pital after an operation for can cer of the liver.

At the time of his death he commanded the 6th army, with headquarters at the Presidio in San Francisco Private services were held in Llanfair, with only members of the family and close friends at tending. Carmel and nearby communi ties suspended business for 1 5 Schools observed a minute of silence THIS AD EFFECTIVE the appear in an exciting seen from "In Old Sacramento," thrilling action romance starring illiani the California, sown Friday and with Jinx Falkenburg, Forrest and his orchestra, will be. presented on the' same program. Never Run tQi (Z CAMMED FOODS STARTS TODAY ENDS NEXT WEDNESDAY! 1 Elliott ana onstance Moore at Saturday. "Talk About A Lady," Tucker, Joe Besser, Stan Kenton 13Killed (Continued from Pe 11 both of Chicago were waiting to take the ill-fated plane from Cheyenne to Chicago.

Capt. Honsinger said the air service has been flying three trips a week each way between Newark, N. and Oakland. OAKLAND, October 17. (VP) NATS Air transport Service whose Chicago-bound 1 a crashed today at Laramie, is a post-war commercial airline operating out of Oakland on a non-scheduled basis.

It uses a fleet of 2-engine DC3's. It was originally formed by a group -of former navy pilots flying navy air transport service planes and from which it part of its name. It is one of two outfits operated by farmer servicemen out of Oakland, the other being Continental Sky Van. run former army pilots. Both operate non-scheduled and charter freight and passenger flights.

NATS is not to be confused with the naVy's transport system. Wire Briefs (Continued from Page 1) been the scene of an amphibious landing last May if Japan, had not surrendered earlier. Soldiers of the 187th regimental combat teamjaf the airborne division and the 1 st "dismounted- cavalry swept ashore at 9 m. and quickly dug -in -Japanese pillboxes were grim reminders of what they might have encountered. A spokesman for Tanjung, official Yugoslav news agency, said today a Belgrade radio broadcast quoted Premiet-Marshal Tito -as- denying allegation his government planned' to seize the disputed city of Trieste by force.

SACRAMENTO The division of highways announced the low bids received today on road prdj ec(s included: Mendocino coun ty, grading and pavin? 4.6 miles of U. 101 between Red Moun tain creek and Piercv, Oil Field Trucking and Phoenix Con struction Bakersfteld, 234. CARD PARTY Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Thursday, October 9 p. m. Dania JIall.

Re freshments 35c. QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FreeBookTellsofHomeTreatnwntthat Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing Over two million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for relief of symptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Duodmal Ulcars due to besss Acid rear Digestion, taur or Upsat Stomach, GassJnoM, Heartburn, SUapiiumt, tta due to beass Add. Sold on 15 days' trial Ask for "Wlllard's Massaga" which fully xploioa this treatment irae at Aatlera Pharmacy Paylraa Drnar Store 1 Couple Neglect Child, Fined For Drunk John 48. soldier, residing at Route 2, Box 71 A. "and ffisTreTKtft hgrfiTaTl v-were booked at the cily prison Tuesday night on haroes of drunkenness and neglect of their minor child, according to Police Chief Robert E.

Peters. The couple faced Police; Judge John Keller on Wednesday morning and they were- each fined $10 for. drunkenness, the court reported. Chief Peters said that Investigation of complaints revealed that the couple had left their 2-moiith-old child alone in a car on Kentucky street and that it had been crying out loudly for attention fdr two hours. Police took the babe to the Petakima General hospital for temporary care as they had no facilities for its care at the police station and the father and mother remained in jail for the night, the chief stated.

Death Claims RoseKagan rs Rose -Kaga nr-fornwly' of this city, died in San Francisco on Tuesday, according to word received here. She was the devoted mother of Dr. Victor Kagan and grandmother of Kathryn and Carolyn Kagan. The funeral will take place on Friday at 12:30 m. at the Sinai Memorial a Dlvisadero street, San Francisco.

The inurn ment will be In the Portals of Eternity. Drama In Front Of Theatre NEW YORK, Oct. 17 P) Drama was not confined to Times Square movie theater Out In front Arthur Gross-Polesiuk, 46, a fzech who had spent years in a concentration camp and came here on a visitors permit to demonstrate an invention, was looking up at the bright lights when a man seized bis arm. He was Irving Gray, a brother-in-law who had thought him dead. They embraced and wept.

'Tf nnlv PMUa vara nllvo tnn reross-Polesiuk said, recalling his pretty blonde daughter whom he thought the nazis killed In 1937. "She came to America lyith me 3ix years Gray exclaimed. "She's meeting me here." Just then Erika, 19, came out of the crowd. New stationery In the leading colors, trends and fashions of todayStudio Gift Shop. Fiesta Days At San Rafael Oct.

24-27 SAN 1. Once asrain. trom octoDer- 24-i. aois vesta trays. coniHiumiy celebration which had its origin marjfcJ.hatuA, JtuMito4ir before the pish thp Feast, of- Archangel Rafael on October 24 was the datef.OP which the pioneer California Jamilies gathered together for the first day of a carefree week- of barbecues, dancing and bull and bear fights.

in 1934 under the sponsorship of -Marinita Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, the Fiesta. Days celebration has been the annual occasion of "a lively celebration that has attracted visitors from, al' parts of the Redwood Empire and northern California. With a Spanish fair, street dancing, parades, exhibits of Ma nn products, horse shews, a queen and a nhiskerino contest scheduled, the four days will be packed with amusement and ex citement. The thirteenth annual fiesta will open the evening of October- 24 with Father. O'Meara.

of St. Raphael -church gmngijis'-Wess- ing on the celebration, the queen of the entire fiesta crowned by St. Rafael's Mayor Wm. S. Nock, and the whlskerino contestants being judged.

Public dancing will 'f i lo Principal. event Friday the 23th will be a "parade of the horribles" and a folk dancing "festival on the streets near the courthouse. The famous Spanish market will open Saturday for two days and the Sunday events will be a huge parade of marching units, drum and bugle corps, bands, floats and horseman organizations, followed by a horse-show and gymkhana with awards and gate prizesr The fiesta is again under the directorship cf Mrs. Max Brice with, Walt Mazza as co-chairman. Street Problem Solution For Novato Offered SAN feAFAEL, Oct.

17. Dis trict Attorney Al Bagshaw Monday "solved a problem that has been hanging heavily over th heads of Novato residents for many months how to acquire land to bring roads up to the required county minimum of, 40 feet. Bagshaw said that he would prepare a form to.be used for each undersize street, on which property owners can signify their granting of -an easement to the county. By? widening the roads to 40 feet county maintenance crews can work on them. The county cannot legally maintain any road under that width, it was pointed out.

Prior to Bagshaw's suggestion, Lester Knr.ttei secretary of the Novato Chamber of Commerce asked that the county hire a man to act as liaison between the district attorney and County Engineer Carl Clow in working out -the details of property descrip tion berore- deeding the strips. When Bagshaw told him that only an easement is necessary, he abandoned his plan Knutte said all persons owning property which will be affected are willing to grant the neces-sary easements. Poultry Leg Bands McNeara. PeUltuna Post No. 1929 V.

F. W. MEETS TONIGHT DanLi Hall 8:00 O'clock -i lmmwm ki lls Person In Hants Koka'm beautiful Melody Bowl KE.VT TUESDAY 9 P. M. Delegates to the 73rd Order of Eastern Star state conven tion will install Mrs.

Birdie Bas set, Gridley, as worthy grand mttron tonight. Other officers. named are: ar son Hubbard. Huntington Park, worvhy grand patron', iheima Bailey. Los Angeles, associate grand maton Geo.

Harlon, Sacramento, associate grand patron: Elveita Grohl. Knights Fer ry," grand conductress rMargarfcll Lawitzen, issociate grand and McWilliams Smith, San francisco, grand sec retary. PETALUMA SASOXIC IiODGE DEGREE IS POSTPONED Tho deerne nrldnnllv Whed uled for tonlehi at the Masonic hall by Petalunu Lodge No. 180, F. A.

has been postponed due to the fact tiat Grand Lodge Is- convening in San Francisco this week, For Good Foods and Service-City Limits Market fttmovt Stains, add Now Sparllt to DENTAL PLATES brushing: KlMnit nib lin. fill brushing. Juit pat yaar plate ar kridf in a glut af water, add a little Klcenite. Prettot Staim diaealaratiea and dentare edort diiappear. Year leela sparkle like new.

Ask rear draegbt today far Kleenite. Get KI.EKXITE todav Antler. Drue; Com Dnhlirrrn'a Payieaa Prug niore ana an good druKglnta. THURSDAY. OCT.

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sack 99c 2 lbs. 21c Delicious Girdles. Main. Musa'8 Store, 114 THEATRE NOW PLAYING BP ITftUCr.ITOUE, IwMkUM Last Shoeing Tcaight HMStinSe BALI 9 i Ml www fjry i SSIH PAG ANO MODUaiON ruiMtc unyuiiircD SUrts at 8:15: 7:00 and 0:48 ALSO "hot ennco" 1 i WILLIAM GARGAN Jean Rogers' Philip Reed Starts at 2:18 and 8:51 Friday ssd Saturday gold was nnd love was queen SUtini WIUAM CONSTANCE ELLIOTT MOORED Mb HAIOt DAfQOS BUTH DOHtSELLY Starts at 3:20 7:00 10:03 ALSO "TALK ABOUT A LADY" With Jinx Falkenburg, Joe Beer, Stan Kenton and "Hu Band of the Year." Start at 2: 15 i 8:52 ri7Pr In J. Lr 4 PMkm Gen Stilwell's Ashes Scattered In Pacific CARMEL, Oct.

11. (JP) Gen. Jos. W. Stilwell's ashes were scattered today in the Pacific ocean in accordance with the soldier-bero'-gwis4i8T-m His personal plane, carrying the same three crew members who flew him on countless missions in China and Burma, carried the ashes out to sea after dipping low and circling theStil-well family home, Llanfair, at Carmel.

The crew members were Maj. E. Thelsen, pilot; Lt. Robt. A.

Four Petalumans At Horse Conclave Four Petalumans are delegates from the PetalumasRIdlng and Driving club to the Sixth Annual Convention of the California State Horsemen's association that bezan Thursday at Santa Barbara. The delegates are Mr. and Mrs. David King, the former of whom is the president of the Petaluma club, end Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Mitchell, The convention terminates Sunday. Mr and Mrs. King who have been on vacation in the southern part of the state for thepasj; few 1 days are spending the rer mainder of their vacation at the -conclave. Polo Shirts, Musa's Store, 114 Main.

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