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18 Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1952 Demarest Michael RAM SALE TO BE HELD AT FAIRGROUNDS SATURDAY Hh A NflT A Daily Crossword Or Wnat Was Daniels' Address MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (UP) Police said today Daniel Chal-font, 29, admitted making it easy for them when he took a $56 check from a mail box, endorsed it with the payee's name, but absent-mindedly wrote his own address. 2.

AETNA EEupEL IK AP JmTa SIS AJS JHOH IP 7av ah qesr raENAOMI NOIR WlT DOBjA 6t-j ElMTsnPlAiU AIL lHANC bers up to date in the progress of the controlled brush burning and re-seeding program that is bringing new acreage into use for livestock gracing. Annual election of officers is also on the agenda, as are reports of committees on dog control, predator control and shearing practices. Rascals Employ Preventive Crime Harmonize Powdery earth Teeters Desire greatly Long-eared rodent Baking chamber Flower One of Israel's greatest kings Abandon Earth IENDSi 20. Make choice 21. Cook in fat 22.

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MOTOR REWINDING AND REPAIRS 9-30 The 1953 North Coast Ram Sale, biggest local event of the year for southern Redwood Empire area sheepmen, will be held Saturday when the Sonoma-Napa-Marin Wool Growers Association holds its yearly fall meeting at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds. The gathering, expected to bring sheepmen from the 3 counties, as well as technical men from the University of California College, of Agriculture and state association officials to Santa Rosa, will start at 10 a. Don Richardson of Stewarts tri-c un association president, said. The annual ram sale, held in Cloverdale Park is growing in importance each year, George E. Stanley, farm advisor and secretary of the organization, reported.

"We see the sale as one of the most important means of improving sheep flocks of the area," he said. "Quality of rams offered has been particularly good in recent years." Among speakers expected to address the group will be Dr. Gordon Schultz, sheep disease specialist of the California Department of Agriculture, Sacramento and W. P. (Chet) Wing, veteran secretary of the California Wool Growers Association, the "parent" body.

There will be a full report on the Government's non-recourse wool loan program, Mr. Stanley said. In addition, he will bring mem Yesterday's Answer 25. Contest of speed 36. Measure of land 38.

11. 18. Industrial, Commercial and Ranch "Eleetnecl Strvic. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCI Get Our Estimate First 422 2nd Santa Rosa Ph. 2344J If No Answer Ph 1362V as a goddess SAN FRANCISCO (UP) When patrolman John H.

Mon-son hopped into his patrol car to chase violators he discovered his book of traffic tags, a city street map, a flashlight and a night stick had been stolen. The American Tradition Lends Self to Varied Themes MAKE OURS CHOCOLATE One of the nicest things Uncle Sam has done lately and for some of his hardest-working nephews is to arrange for a special stamp issue honoring newspaperboys. It will go on sale Saturday in Philadelphia, where a youngster named Benjamin Franklin peddled the headlines long before he made them. This is in what is loosely known as The American Tradition. Although you don't have to be a newspaper carrier to have an exclusive on success.

No, sir. The Lily Tulip Corp. of Chicago informs us this day that many great Americans owe all they are to the lessons they learned as soda jerks. Lily-Tulip is so steamed up about this situation that it's sponsoring a meeting tomorrow to organize the Ancient and Honorable Guild of Former Soda Dispensers. It seems the organization will have 2 primary aims.

One will be to remove the word "soda jerk" or "squirt" from the American vocabulary. (The Guild regards the term as demeaning). The other will be to "bring back the old-fashioned chocolate soda as the American favorite." We're not quite sure how the chocolate soda figures, except possibly as a means of selling Lily-Tulip paper cups. We'd dearly like to claim charter membership in the Guild, but would probably be barred by a slight semantic difficulty. We worked briefly in our youth behind what the British choose to call a "milk bar." This seems to make us an ex-bartender, a line of endeavor Horatio Alger pointedly ignores.

THE GREAT PROFILE Denne Petitclerc dashed off a sketch of Arthur (Ace) Carnine during the latter's preliminary hearing oi murder charges. Much to the fascination of Carnine, who couldn't wait to see his portrait. When Reporter Petitclerc got it back, he found Carnine had carefully autographed the drawing Our spies report that "Goat Girl" pageant for youngsters at the Sonoma Vintage Festival was a roaring (or bleating) success. The only disturbing note was provided by a young girl who approached Louis Levinger at the piano and desperately demanded a glass of water. Seems the excitement had proved too much for ACROSS I.

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Neon (sym.) 20. To be in debt 21. Just 23. Ceases 26. Eminent 27.

Weight (colloq.) 28. Merry 29. Exclamation SO. Japanese festival 81. Awing? 34.

Savage 87. Type of architecture 89. Vestige 40. Summon forth 41. Sacred (Fr.) 42.

Levels to the ground (var.) 43. Require 44. Vehicle with runners DOWN if. Slender instrument urg.) Growing Demand Protects Your New? Car Investment! 'MW PACE I' 6 7 11 j5Z 13 ZZlil! ZZ 23 24 25 26 4 34 35 36 37 38 75 5 ZZ.Z.W mum $mm ADVANCED Mi mm my La Your Best Car Buy Today And Your Soundest Car Investment For The Future Is The Brilliant New Packard Picked By Value-Minded Buyers Everywhere For True Big-Car Luxury At Medium-Car Costt 1-30 the fish clutched in the youngster's palm. UP DOWN THE CREEK Wonderful moment came yesterday for Mrs.

Gladstone Gillette, who took part in a KSRO program at the Saddle 'n' Sirloin and was awarded (how did they guess?) a 10-pound sack of fertilizer. To scatter around her chicken farm Mrs. Charles Hall also won prizes galore on the Village Belle show, but says she will gladly part with her ticket to "one all-day bicycle ride." She figures anyone who wants the pedal deserves a medal Brutally succinct double bill at the Cal Theater: "One Minute to Zero" "Marciano vs. Waloott." Another Packard First Advanced Contour Styling mmrr -tx Dr. H.

N. Bundesen WSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Acne Common Complaint Of Adolescent Boys and Girls Now Setting The New Trend rz nk a In Automobile Design! 6 i 1 ininiirx llllllll irk THOUGHTS WHILE SHAVING The easiest-to-remember phone number in town belongs to Mrs. Gladys Ripley Santa Rosa One. And, believe it or not, she's no relation to the late, great Robert The simplest names we know: Arthur Re of our town and George Ng of Cloverdale And the most appropriate initials: Bud Hull, who "was christened M.P. years before he became the Merchant's Patrolman The Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce which has no purpose in proving we're farther from the state capital than we are says the distance to Sacra mento is exactly 100 miles.

Although the State Government Code Acne is one of the commonest disorders of adolescent boys and girls. It usuaDy calls for a careful diet, which is outlined in a general way. More serious cases may require treatment with drugs, hormones or vitamins. Adolescence is a time of stress and strain for the whole body, as the tissues and processes of the child change to those of an adult. Sometimes these changes fixes 90 miles as the "legal distance." All we can say is, the State Government Code should just try it Legally Moon Reflects Idol's Features BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ENGINEERED TO OUTPERFORM-BUI1T TO OUTLAST THEM ALL! (UP) The "Man in the Moon" has taken the appearance of a woman the late Eva Peron, the newspaper La Prensa reported yesterday.

eaten only once a day. Plenty of water is also important 6 to 8 glasses daily. The bowel should also be kept regular. THE FACE should be washed with a mild soap several times daily, but the person should not squeeze the pimples or blackheads. Ointments containing sulfonamide are sometimes of help in clearing up cases of acne.

Since this condition is so often due to an excess of male hormones, it has been found that small doses of female hormones may be of help. Careful tests have shown that patients who received small doses of hormones rarely failed to show some improvement. Large doses of vitamin A may also be of great help. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS H. I am marrying a girl one of whose uncles is a deaf-mute.

Is there any chance of any of our children having this disorder? Answer: If you and the girl are not related, and if there is no other case of this disorder in either family, the likelihood of any of your children being deaf-mutes is very slight. In only about half of the deaf-mutes is the disorder inherited. This deficiency in children BEFORE YOU SPEND For proof, see the Official Used-Car Guide of the National Automobile Dealers which shows that '51 Packards bring up to hundreds of dollars more than other cars of comparable original cost! 0) Packard alone offers Ultramatic, the smoothest, most dependable automatic drive and proved Packard Power Brakes for quicker, easier stops. WHEN ADDING UP things you want in your next car, remember that Packard's higher resale value is the best protection jor the future of your investment! 0) Dollar -wise buyers are switching to Packard for advanced contour styling and big-car luxury at medium-car cost, This growing demand creates an extra plus in Packard's higher resale value! 9 2500 Sonoma Home Contract Awarded A contract for $1,987,000 for construction of 6 ward buildings and a commissary building at Sonoma State Home. Eldridge, has been awarded to Williams and Burrows, and Carl N.

Swenson of Burlingame for general work. Electrical work on the project was aprded to Karl F. Stol-ting of Santa Rosa on a bid of $122,110. Announcement of the wards was made in Sacramento by the Bureau of Public Works and was reported by United Press. The bureau announced more than $4,000,000 in contracts for the San Francisco Bay area with the Eldridge job included.

HASTINGS, Mich. (UP) Residents figured that the clock on the county courthouse was so glad to be fixed and running again after a long idleness that it was just celebrating when it recently bonged 21 bongs for one o'clock and an hour later struck 8 times. FOR A CAR See How Much Packard Offers For Just A Little More Money PACIAIB ASK TEE MAN WHO OWNS ONE La Prensa said a "formation of clouds resembling a woman's face" had appeared on the moon's surface since Mrs. Peron, wife of Argentina's president, died Julv 26. This Mr.

Nixon Guards Tradition CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UP) Richard R. Nixon, president of the Young Democrats Club at the University of North Carolina, admitted today he was a "distant cousin" of Republican vice-presidential nominee Richard Nixon but added that he was a "longtime" Democrat. N-31-B White sidewall tires extra.

1OT Telephone 6242 Santa Rosa 1265 South A Street frequently results because the mother had German measles before the 3rd month of pregnancy. are a bit too suaaen or too rugged for an individual and lead to various upsets, both physical and mental. Doctors are quite familiar with these temporary disturbances. ACNE COMES from a disturbance of certain glands in the skin, known as the sebaceous or oil glands. It is seen more often in boys than girls, though it is quite frequent in both.

Its most usual location is on the face, shoulders, chest and back. After its onset in adolescence, the disease may continue for some years. Serious cases can be very disfiguring, and may even cause permanent scars. What are the changes that attack the skin gland in this way? It is thoughj; that the underlying ause is an overproduction of male hormones at this time. Remember that the body begins to produce more the sex hormones at adolescence, and women, as well as men, produce some of the male hormones.

These hormones cause the sebaceous glands to over-secrete a waxy substance that plugs up the gland and forms pimple. This type of plug or blackhead is present in all cases of acne. The boy or girl suffering from acne should eat a well-balanced diet of vegetables, fruit, milk, eggs and meat. Meat should be IBygiae HDays 10 Years Ago CAPTAIN HENRY LenclonI, veteran officer of the State Fish and Gams Commission was honored at a dinner at the Cotati Inn, marking his retirement from active service. FOOTBALL DAY will be fea Tte DssQinrsD fat citt te wpW --n f-jjjn r7 tured in the program of Thursday's luncheon of the Santa Rosa Kiwanis Crub.

GOV. OLSON today proclaimed Oct. 4-10 as Fire Prevention Week, warning Calif ornians of! the danger of fire, sabotage and arson. 20 Years Ago THE SANTA Rosa Chamber Commerce yesterday urged residents having clothes or money they wish to give to the needy to contribute to local relief agencies rather than "outsiders." PETS HAVE suffered from the economical depression as well as humans. County Humane Officer I.

H. Bright reported yesterday at a meeting of the Sonoma "''i County Humane Society. AL MEYERS, 32-year-old kiss bandit" of Salinas, was sentenced to a one to 14-year sentence in San Qutntin Prison today. Perfect Hands Any Other Time GRAND FORKS, N. D.

(UP) Four women who drew perfect bridge hands in the same deal never got a chance to play them. Alan a man con remember reading by kerosene lamp. For however fast time speeds by, it hasn't been very long since lamps played an important part in lighting the homes of the West and Standard Oil Company of California was a small company proud of Its ability to get from 5 to 10 gallons of its principal product, "coal oil," from a barrel of petroleum. Cewif a few of the hundreds of products made from oil today! i Almost every item in this picture, for example, comes directly or indirectly from oil: (1) the enamel on stove, refrigerator and cabinet, (2) the dryer in the wall paint, (3) the plastic in the clock cover, curtains, apron, (4) the linoleum, (5) the drainboard More than 1100 products are now being made from petroleum by Standard, and others are on the way. We have spent $35,000,000 in research and technical service in the last five years alone to make a barrel of oil truly "a barrel that can't be emptied" in terms of the good things it contributes to your daily living.

covering at the sink, (6) the detergents used in washing 7) the finish on the car and (8) the synthetic robber of its tires. 9 Add to these asphalt for paving and roofing, insecticides, cosmetics, dry cleaning solvents and, of coarse, steadily improving gasolines and motor oils and you begin to see how important oil has become. Mrs. Mark Hinderlie was the first to remark: "I've got a perfect hand." She had 13 diamonds Mrs. Homer Rovelstad had all clubs.

Mrs. Bernard MacDermott STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you better all hearts and Mrs. Bill Blair all spades. The hand was conceded to Mrs. Blair..