The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 17

THE FRESNO BEE THfc REPUBLICAN Commission May Get Rose Garden Plan On Monday FRESNO CALIFORNIA TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 17 1952 Enrolments For Summer Study Classes Top 2440 The enrolment in the Fresno city schools Summer session has ant manager of the San Joaquin topped the 2440 mark and school Valley district of the redama-offiritls predict several hundred hoard testified today In the more students will enrol before federal court 1530182' acre feet the signup la completed tomor- of water has been released into row jthe San Joaquin River from Erwin A Dann the assistant 'Friant Dam since January 1st superintendent of schools for sec- 'Sullivan was called as a wit-ondary education reported 1140 nes by the plaintiffs in a law-students have signed up foruit started by several landown-rnurses in the junior and senior- along the river to obtain the high school division being con- rel of more water from the ducted In the Alexander Dam than the ton Junior High School and the'Pl1 called for Roosevelt High School The enrolment of more than' The witness declared there la 1300 pupils for the elementary question Friant Dam ha classes lit the Heaton or nrol that roin and Chester Rowell Schools JJJf can demonstrated was announced by Hattie May nl Witness Tells Of Friant Dam Value In Flood Control Edwin Sullivan the assist- City Will Send Seven Youths To Boys State Seven Fresno youths will he among 32 delegates who will represent Fresno Madera and Kings Counties at the American Legion's 1932 California Boys State in Sacramento next week This has been announced by Myron Frane of Hanford the Boys State chairman for the fourteenth district The Fresno boys are Joseph Deaton Robert Doig Thomas Ganiats Norman Gauss Paul Johnson Richard Kossman and Clifford Nugent All will be high school seniors next Fall Ganiats attends the Fresno High School Johnson and Koss-man are Edison High School students and the others attend the Roosevelt High School Eight Day Program Boys State is an eight day program of instruction and practice In California's system of state county and municipal governments The affair is conducted at the state fairground in Sacramento About 700 boys between their junior and senior years in high school attend from all over the state Their expenses are paid by local sponsoring Legion posts and civic organizations The 1932 Boys State is scheduled through Saturday June 28th A chartered bus will take the delegates from this district to Sacramento on Saturday Sponsors Are Listed Deaton 17 a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Deaton of 3852 Kerckhoff Avenue He will he sponsored by the George Van Fleet Post No 594 and the East Fresno Lions Club Doig a son of Mr and Mrs Arden Doig of 4893 Illinois To refute Sullivan's statement the plaintiffs counsel questioned him about a 1931 document pur porting to show the army corps engineers considered the dam to have no value for flood con- trol The defendants objected to the questioning saying the document referred to a 400000 acre foot dam at Friant proposed by the State of California but had no relation to the 520000 arre foot structure erected there by the interior department Charges Incompetence The plaintiffs' attorney also charged the bureau personnel Hammat the director Registration Will Continue Dann reported registration will continue Hamilton urged those planning to register to do so immediately The rlasses still open in addition to the regular academic courses In English mathematics and foreign languages include: Art rrafts woodwork metal shop auto shop radio music photography swimming minor sports and homemaking "In many rases it is advisable in the Summer program for InF nlSLJft "7 fl! the Summer program for IN MOUNTAIN Nurse Lynne Miura tucks a pillow under the head of Graydon Ross 44 of Fresno who lay 34 hours on a ledge in a creek above Bass Lake after dislocating his hip while fishing Story on Page 1-A Bee Photo Mr and Mrs Irvin Johnston of 3313 Madison Avenue admire one of the many roses they grow in the yard of the four room home which Johnston built Bee Photo Pair Spends 50th Anniversary In New Home Built By Husband By William Patterson Few men have the distinction of having built their homes with their own two hands these days and even fewer can Join Irvin Johnston in saying they accomplished such a feat after their seventieth birthday with' incompetence for estimating student to register for one of the Feburary 6th that only 399-regular arademie classes and one 200 arre feet of water would he of the courses In art crafts orftpihed Into the San Joaquin this Dann said Figures presented by Sul- Of the 1140 registered In the livan showed the bureau's esti-secondary division 588 are en- mate of April 9th was 1156000 rolled In the Roosevelt school 'acre feet and 552 In Hamilton Sullivan said the bureau began The registration for the secflood control releases from Friant ondary division last year was 'this year on January 31st In an-960 and the elementary total wssticipation of the heavy snowmelt less than 1000 runoff from the Sierra and on Misa Hammat reported a lim- May 1st had drained the reserved number of additional pupils voir down to 1500(i0 acre feet will he permitted to enrol in the leaving 370000 acre fret avail-Rowell and Lincoln Schools The'able for storsge Heaton School with a signup ofi 700 is operating at rapacity The registration thus far the Rowell School is 289 and i isjCollege Summer FSS' SstoP17ipper 1 basic necessity of life eaerai lost no wj ite is Jf-read every membPr ot the Registration Falls As 1438 Sign Up Johnston and his wife Ada are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary today in the four room house which he recently completed at 3313 Madison Avenue Johnston 72 a retired farmer and school custodian began building the house when he first moved to Fresno four and a half yeara ago Twenty nine female nursing at "We always have said we tendants at starting salaries of would have a new house some $185 a month and a $700 a month day" he remarked I al- anesthetist are among new per- 'SP' 2K Minrt autlwrfewl tor the Fresno sen I figure wnat one man cani do can he done by another" Genwal Hospital Although he had no training in I he hoard of supervisors near- carpentry or house construction nd of its deliberations Johnston constructed a modern 6 1902-193 salary ordinance home complete with a basement tentatively authorized the River Is Searched For Bodies Of Drowning Victims Deputy sheriffs are searching in the1 the San Joaquin River officiate Legion will and the American an rites Barnett's body was recovered I yesterday near the 'Dam A eearrh for the bodies of Ganiats win be sent by the': Ioj the Paralysis Stricken Fresno Post No 4 and the Fra- Wilton Floyd Ayers 31 of I temal Order of the Eagles Fres- Van Sant-of San Iowa Avenue and Vernon UOCiOr IS uflCK ho Aerie No 39 He Is a son of cisco the assistant Pacific Coast Lambert 16 of 3212 College Ave- A I I A JfiSr? SE in IK manaSJLr Lhe American News- nue who were drowned while on! At VJakland TOSt or 1272 Echo Avenue and is 16 paper Publishers Association bu-' uki i cnH9 1 tv- nii winku nh years old Teau of advertising today trip late unna Pr Ralph Inkier the phy Gauss 16 also will be spon-stressed this in a talk below! Funeral services for a thlrdw who wat stricken Lby polio gored by Post No 4 He is a son Fresno school teachers attendin Mrs Fred Gauss Jr a seminar in the Washington Jun- 0I ww Avenue win nefas tr-rlay JonsonJ-mhesponred by issn wrtheFwoAd inducted in the chapel of the Win the3 Highland Hospital in' Oakland the State Center Post No 511 vertising and Sales Club He is 16 -and a son of Mr and "To meet the basic need to: morrow Lisle Funeral Home at 3 TM to- Rev Duncan will Dr Winkler made the trip to the School 300 Oakland yesterday in an iron Iunj? in movinc 9n ftir hav ing been confined in the Fresno SSK'I sician will read lays and fielpj jn analyzing chest ailments while Under tentative plans the Mrs John Johnson of 1453 Fget the news and advertising of Street 'products for sale newspapers to hiring of eight new nursing at US Newspapers Are Called Basic Life Necessity Americans find the daily news- day will manufact nd sell 5VXX)000 manufacture distribute copies of the Van Sant said Different Model "Tomorrow sell another we shall create and 53000000 copies an IV VJn sJnt falrt hurveys on nationwide basis iw id W'ant newspspers with ja WBni newsppers 80 per cent cent of and landscaping The basemenTwas dug with a shovel and wheelbarrow and Johnston did all of the construction work except the plumbing and electric wiring Csmple Like Fresno month Kossman' 16 will he sent by Post No 4 and the Fresno Lodge No 439 Benevolent and rrotec-1 live Order of Elks He is a son' Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Koss-I man of 2183 Lotus Avenue Nugent 16 is a son of Mr and I jajw Mrs A master plan on the proposed municipal rose garden for the recently annexed portion pt Roeding Park is expected to be presented to the Fresno City Commission by Mayor Gordon Dunn next Monday The plan was given Mayor Dunn yesterday by Mrs Alice Tavares of the San Joaquin Valley Rose Society plan is just a preview of what the possibilities Mrs Tavares told Mayor Dunn Site Mapped The garden site located between the proposed FYesno Freeway and West Avenue is a five acre triangle measuring 958 feet along its longest side and 500 feet and 213 feet on the remaining aides Only a small portion of the garden is expected to be developed this year but the master lan offers a design featuring our 150 foot diameter circles elevated one above the other which would be seen tar motorists entering the city from the Golden State Highway on the north The northern side of the garden would be lined with coast redwoods and deodars The other two sides would be bordered with nearly 100 climbing rose bushes Visitors entering the garden on the West Avenue side w'ould find a key to the various sections just inside the entrance Plantings Planned Under the plan no less than 25 roses of any one variety would be planted In any one section and planting could be done in such a manner that the colored blooms would blend Each area would be marked with the name of the rose variety' The circle to be planted in January would be located in the center of the plot It would be sunken and contain 1524 rose hushes It w'ould have a lawn border and two lawn crosswalks A number of walks also would be woven among the planted rose bushes and possibly a fountain w'ould be placed as a center The Fig Garden Woman's Club donated funds for 25 hybrid teas at a recertt meeting The plan was developed by a steering committee of 14 rose society members including President Dutchcr Pine Flat Storage Boost Offsets Runoff Increase Rising temperatures brought increased flow in the snow fed rivers of the San Joaquin Valley today but a new layer of concrete on the Pine Flat Dam raised the available storage in that reservoir on the Kings River A Carnefix of the Corps of Engineers said the usable dam crest now is five fee higher and the storage capacity is increased by 12300 acre feet The unfilled storage space this morning was at 79700 acre feet after inflow of 1030 acre feet Carnefix reported the rate of flow into the dam this morning was 12120 second feet compared with 11040 yesterday On the lower river 1560 second feet were being diverted north toward the San Joaquin this morning and 795 second feet south Into Tulare Lake On the San Joaquin River the Inflow above Friant Dam was up from 7043 to 7421 second feet Releases this morning were 8001 second feet into the river 840 into the Friant-Kern Canal and 541 into the Madera Canal The comparable figure 24 hours earlier were 7710 806 and 515 Star Spangled Manner By Mrs A Ksresh All of Oklahoma except her Knhandie was a part of the uisiana Purchase (1803) but until President Rutherford Hayes opened the land lor settlement under the national homestead laws Oklahoma was occupied legally only by Indians At noon on April 22 1889 white settlers were admitted to the territory and by nightfall 10000 homesteaders kept in order since the previous day by government troops were settled under tents on the present site of Oklahoma City Wear ee No Hifeh Prices Easy Credit Comfort Glasses Comfort GUgteg the others is being made in that area Clifford Nugent of 4047 dy production said lie has not yet disease 'in the Oakland hospital Jor the decreased veteran McKenzie Avenue He will bei Van Sant said newspaper ad- talked to anyone who witnessed Dr Higgins and other 'revjstrption sponsored by the Fresno Worn- vertising is tiic final link in the the tragedy He reported that attendant who accompanied him Gordon Wilson the line of distribution from manu-'they all drowned after the 16 year isa id the trip went off without 'tnr of veteran affairs said about I1" LX-'0d Rto thp 100 vc! "rans nv in plained that with advertising the Lambert would have been 1 Dr Winkler seemed quite summer program The figure merchant has a faster turnover years old today He was an cm- happy to return to the hospital wju jy romewhat higher with of his goods snd the ronsumer ploye In the tire department of where he was a resident physi- it campus arrivals but it Is not I henefits by the economies ef- Montgomery Ward i Company1 dan" said Dr Higgins 1 expect cdto hitlastyeaV -all Hparinn I Fresno 'Hie youth was Dr Winkler was stricken last time high in veteran enrolment Wallace Pension Date Is entirely different Hm paImo4Iam prent model of to- Chief Deputy Coronpr Ben 'store In Fresno The youth was Dr Winkler was stricken last 'ey indicate horn in Hanford attended' November while visiting his receiving treatment for his under the Biilw were cited as of 595 students Salaries Are To Be Set The supervisors expect to wind up work on salaries tomorrow Th Johhatonx think Freno I Ia The new nursing attendants the anesthetist will add $96-ofThef SitTS2r540 t0 the annual pay- siatM ro11- This exclusive of the in- lo rrtire o-arao proposed budget of "Anything will grow here" he Up 53321695 Irom this hs CardP" PPortaj Dr Walter II Rohlfing the 'th tatment In addition to a hospital director explained there vegetable plot the Johnstons jhas been no anesthetist on the have several fruit trees a grape staff heretofore arbor and more than 40 varieties Health Unit Get Five More 1 I The supervisors also author- Rose growing is Johnston ized the county health officer hobby and he expects to have at Dr William Stein to hire five I least 7a varieties before his gar-j new employes when a new tuber- complete 'culosis chest' clinic Is opened in TRr Johnstons both natives of the county health center which Illinois were married in Sterling is nearing completion on the hos-l HI- after a two year courtship pit I site They met while Mrs Johnston The new personnel authorized (was teaching school They found are three public health nurses their hirthdav's were on the same at starting salaries of $305 a day December 31st nd they month an ray technician start-were the same age iing at $273 and one registered Forgets Circumstance nurse starting at $338 Johnston does not recall the par-i Wink-per ImotheMrsf Annie' CookSfjTaypm FlflhtprC Fresno two brothers Frank' of lUfUlll I lUlllul Fresno and Eldon Lambert of Angeles a half brother Wil- -1 ltl BHmr Cook of Fresno and his MPT IhII I PriTlV wVl Ull I Vl 1 1 IJ 'schools Occano and Arroyo ents Mr and Mrs Elmore Grande and moved to Fresno lastiler of 535 Terrace Avenue rrrsnn state College Summer Irwin AddiroUthe dean of the Summer school declared the represents a decrease flCin from 1 5 nlment at he dia IHIU1 'he said Graduation frnrn fh t-mlnatloriof Cited C-ourne college and entitlement Wilson warned that teachers who wish to retain their GI benefits must enrol in a five week Summer session and must take courses leading to an advanced degree A large number of elementary and secondary school teachers and administrators registered in the FSC program lo do graduate 18th The play Dirty Work At The Crossroads will he directed by Edwin Lombard an association professor of speech and 1 radio Voters In approximately one Work of a portion of Fig Garden Heights will ballot June 24th on annexation to the eitv The area is bounded by Moroa and College Avenues and Lansing and Saginaw Way The polling place will he open fwm Yam to PM In the home nf Gladyg Mickel 1004 Sag- eik El wood Rough-ton wiinpatrnal grandparents Mr and iMrs George Lambert of Sac- i sJTi retire tMThcni resno Boy 9 Hurt Belf'f lectures the teachers natprnal erandnarents Mr and Set By Court Fresno city officials must ap- pear July 9th in the superior court to show why they should not be prohibited from termlnat inir tha XI VI mnnih niinmni Ing a month retirement pension of former Fresno Police Chief Raymond Wallace when he completes an 18 month fed- eral prison term Wallace and his wife Clara' ZXdZ fir- city commission and the city fire and police pension hoard directing that payment cf the pension to Mrs Wallace be revoked after Wallace la released The hearing date was 'set by Superior Judge Strother Walton Wallace retired in April 1949 after serving 28 years in the police department He maintains the citv Is reaulred hv ordinance s-jsl-3-J payments through his lifetime and to his wife after his death Wallace was sentenced to prison snd fined $10000 after pleading guilty of two counts of an Indictment charging Income tax evasion I pUnT ThJDufin9 Scuffle- will close tomorrow Leslie Daggett Is the general Four men who pleaded guilty work and to study for various lo disturbing the peace follow- credentials Addicott said ing a fight in a bar in the 1100 Course offering in 20 depart-block of Street on June llthjments of the college will enpha-received Jail term from Munici- size varied projects field trips pal Judge Cecil Edgai nd public performances Thev are Donald Ray Bird- Excursion rianned well 22 of the Collin Hotel! The first of five excursions to and scenic regions of the be taken Saturday student faruity and vV "it? tenred to five days and Leonard their families visit Kings Canyon 2:30 AM today in the Fresno Johnson 31 a transient who re-and Sequoia National Park County General Hospital i reived a 15 day term Students in rehearsal and per- A $30 fine was levied on Henry formance stagecraft and stage Julian Reyes was admitted to Wijam- nr gim! management rlasses of the ih viu nun wuiunu oi ozi rurm I Ill fry olj id fash-will he tic Kudfipnly taken ill Deputy Coroner A Collins he pleaded guilty to assault! rtntwilltr iin nnuiri vavinp nf 217 onntH 'tonight for parts In an old "eioned melodrama which pihon1 hof Pal tuberculosis Attacker Clues Hunt Is Futile No new rlues have been uncovered in the search for the unidentified man who kidnaped and criminally attacked an 11 year old Calwa district girl Saturday Deputy Sheriffs Joseph Pier-etti and Mark Kann said tips they have investigated so far have proved valueless "We still are hopeful two men who talked to the kidnaper will communicate with said Pier-etti "Of rourse neither of them had any way of knowing there was a kidnaped' girl in the One of the men talked to the assailant while the the station attack- North Mariposa and North An gus Streets The action was initialed by the hoard after school officials had protested the present 40 foot width creates a traffic hazard near the Jefferson School eircumstancea under which he asked his wife to become his bride was just a matter of course when I popped the question" he explained The Johnstons farmed in Illinois until 1928 and moved to California 10 years ago They formerly lived in Alameda where Johnston worked as a school custodian for five years He does not feel like a newcomer to California because his father rame West during the Gold Rush days of 1849 His family visited Fresno in 1910 The Johnstons have a daughter Mrs Lucille Harrison who is a playground director in Alameda Their only celebration' today consisted of receiving friends in their new home 1fllh sssssr ssw- driver living 4136 Florodora AvfRc Pladmg PJy disturbing the Mapl nd Butler Ave- nu on Jun S11- A 4A 4all A 30 day jail term was ordered for Allan Johnson Franklin School last Friday Collins said the boy complained of a headache when he arrived Ihome after school but at the time Ithe injury was not believed se- 1 nous Cou4L PrptnoMalaaa 1 Lions Club Will Hold i II n' Installation Dinner chairman Charge Is Filed In Fatal Accident automobile accident in whim Pablo Mavorga 67 and his wife Jovita 60 of Parlier were killed The accident ocurred Thursday a on Manning Avenue near the Kings River Highway patrol- The maximum penalty on each count is one year In the county jail Sherwoods Win First Bridge Session Mr and Mrs Sherwood srored 619 to win the first se- play In the Fresno County Mixed Pair Bridge Championship last night in the Hotel Fresno night In the Hotel Fresno guilty to disturbing the peace! Annexation Ballot and committing battery on Mar-I 1 ill garet Johnson at 4641 Florodora OChedUled Avenue on June 12th The plea of guilty to the men reported Magana's car hit charges was the basis on whirhthe Mayorga vehicle headon the city commissioners snd the while Magana was trying to pass pension board voted to terminate 'another ear nmiirr ir The south Fresno -Malaga Testimony Continues Lions Club will hold its annual tai ill i Installation dinner in the Desert In 5UIT Inn at 7:15 o'clock tonight Uflni RUrmt Firm John 'Agbashian will DCUI nrm Forier Hackney as the president! Superior Judge Arthur Nine Valley Men Are -Aboard Ship Due In SF Tomorrow Morning I Nine San Joaquin Valley men are among the Korean veterans bought gasoline 'returning to the United Ststes Pri id a report a sus aboard 1 the transport General William Weigel which is due to dock tomorrow at 8 AM at Fort Mason They are Corporal Raymond Bane of Route Jl Box 223 Fresno Corporal Setback Hearing Set The city planning board conduct a public hearing Feir andoiPM Friday on establishing car was parked near a haystack in a field near Fresno where attack occurred late Saturday afternoon The other is a service attendant from whom the retcstimonyJn the trial of a suit by Vincent and of the group The other new Ralph Heflin first vice presi- dent Orville Schulenherg second ffi officers brought wav Jura of Fresno against Sunshine i citv £r' Biscuits Inc of New York City said will at 2 a 60 Adame and Staff Sergeant A bra- foot setback line on the north ham Shelton Madera: Corpo-iside of Nevada Avenue between vice president The tournament will close vice president: Ted Weiner sec Monday in the hotel The sweep-jretary: Paul Egbert treasurer stakea winners will be deter-'Z A Bump lion tamer Lou mined by adding the seorea ofDorsey tail twister snd Frank both nights I Gordo and Jack Cartwright di The other high scorers are Alrectors Smith and Mrs Vida Wil-j District Governor Frank Wil kie 6L8 per cent A White-! kins of Dinuba will he the In- heed and Mrs John Huneke 597 stalling officer Entertainment ner cent and A Millen and will he provided by Ed Hennessy Mrs A Smith 595 per cent1 and Flora Fiese vice president Ted Kaden third for $82432 The Juras who own the Jurs Farms say they have been paidj CftP Smokina only $121t68 of an agreed pur-Vaiiea ror jmosmg ehase price of $204nno for 800 Smoking a cigar in Rj'ans The- tons of figs bought in 1948 forater on June 12th resulted in a use in fig rookie three day lail tenn for Booker The biscuit firm claims the sale Wheeler 25 who lives in the 1200 prie was reduced by verbal ock of Street Wheeler 2reement after the contract was guilty before Municipal igned 'Judge Cecil Edgar there are 28 eligible voters the pension Like to Window Shop? We have 14 Windows Decorator Designed With the Newest and Finest in Contemporary and Traditional Furnishings 1021 Flta Near Oliva ral Jesse Wisdom Merced Corporal Albert Neil Caruth-ers Corporal Perry Rome Lein onre Private First Class Joe Oaks and Sergeant Ricnmond Coulter Baaersfield and Sergeant Thome Ozbum of Taft TRUCK PARTS Children Playing In Street Are Termed Driver Hazard For Most All ivllion and Army Trucks Front Each Rear Ends Transmissions Eaton and Timken Rear Ends Main Springs with Overloads for Dodge Chevrolet end GM's Money Refund Guarantee 2 Offices I Dr Eugene Laisne Op to me trier 1 1 3 1 7 Fulton Street Floor 505 No Fulton at Belmont I Free Parking 1 The school vsestion means extra traffic hazards for Fresno youngsters and drivers alike This warning was given today by City Traffic Engineer Lynn Stewart who pointed out motorists are not accustomed to children playing In the streets Stewart especially urged children to keep to the yards snd sidewalks while playing Stewart also noted many children leave home by bicycle during the daylight hours for the playgrounds or to visit friends and return after dark It is illegal to ride a bicycle dark without lights he explained and added persons on bi-i cycles also must obey all thej 'traffic regulations including stop' signs and traffic signals He cautioned it is illegal to 'cross in the middle of a block that children and adults alike must cross at intersections to be' both safe and within the law Younger children especially he observed are in the habit of hav-1 ing school crossing guards watch nut for them during the school year snd that now they will have to care for themselves FRESNO AUTO PARTS CO.