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at at 1 1. 1. Local Notes Fields Sells Shopping Carper Funeral ing at 10 o'clock from the F. Carper Funeral were held services Saturday for morn- Jesse Center Site To Sage's Arthur Cortner chapel, with Rev. W.

H. Bell, pastor of the Temple Baptist church, officiating. Pallbearers were Maxey M. Lott, Marshall 'W. Davis, Everett H.

Harold Hill, Louis J. Wilson, and Claud Davis. Interment was in Hillside cemetery. Community Thrift Shop, Receiving day, 10-12. 109 4th St.

Bromberger to Speak Prof. Fritz Bromberger, of the ing of the Redlands Table of the principal a speaker at the meetUniversity of Redlands, will bel Round Table International Tuesday noon at La Posada cafe. His subject.is "The Humanities." Oranges and Grapefrujt By box or half box. Redlands Foothill Groves, 9th Street. Ripe Peaches Buy direct.

Bring your box. San Gorgonio Packing House, 337 N. Sixth. Don't Take Chances! Ask for Resistall; delicious, which helps prevent 100 wafers, $1.79, at your favorite or food store. Made at Vita Fluor 409 N.

5th. Dial PY 2-3948. 7 Cahoon Services. Funeral for Mrs. Roberta M.

Cahoon were held Saturday morning at 11:30 o'clock from the. F. Arthur Cortner chapel, with Dr. Frank B. Fagerburg, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating.

Pallbearers were C. E. Tartt, Stuart Northrop. 0. L.

Baldwin, Walter M. Erickson, Albert O. Des Fouriers, John H. Shafer, and John T. Interment was in Hillside cemetery.

Reports Camera Theft John E. Burnside of Hollywood reported a $300 movie camera equipped with special lenses was taken from the rear of his car while it was parked here Sunday. Apprehends Shoplifters Policewoman Shirley Harlan arrested two 13-year-old girls caught shoplifting in the J.J. store. Arrests Man William 0.

Rome, 37, who resides at the Central Hotel, arrested on an indecent exposure charge by: Sergeant Edward 01- mos of. the Redlands Police department. LET GEORGE DO IT: PATERSON, N.J. (UP). Mrs.

Gloria Speropoulos divorce of Bergenfield sued for Thursday ing her husband with cruelty. Mrs. Speropoulos said that the cruelty started last year when her husband George took a male friend along on their honeymoon. Weather Rainfall Rainfall 24 SeaHours son 90 The Gordon Fields Shopping press and Palm on the west sold to Sage's Markets of escrow, Gordon Fields, told the Facts today. The entire 15-acre site, the first, in Redlands' history to be zoned a neighborhood hole shopping center, is involved sale, Mr.

Fields said. What use will be made of the site by. Sages' was unknown day although Mr. Fields said that Sages' plans are in an advanced stage. There was no confirmation of the transaction from Sages' Markets.

Milton M. Sage, who heads the firm, is out town for two weeks. No other official of the company was in a position to: comment on the transaction. The Fields shopping center was zoned for its use in April, 1956, but only after a bitter fight which eventually required an amendment to the zoning ordinance to clarify some of the wording pertaining to the so-called C-2 zone. The re zoning was good for just one year but Mr.

Fields asked, and received, an extension of one year as is provided by the zoning ordinance. This same extension was granted to the, Market Bassite at Brookside and San Mateo. Both these locations will revert back to residential in April, 1958, if construction of the intended is not underway Shopping The Fields shopping center site has been approved for 75,000 square feet of sales area plus an additional 210,000 square for parking. This is about park1.200 ling spaces. Readers Like Classified One Cent Sale The one-cent.

sale. idea. for classified advertisements 1 in the Facts caught on like forest fire and as a result' there are practically three pages of clas. sified ads in today's issue. a day's These paper ads at were the placed regular in rate tethen.

they. run in. tomorrew's paper for an additional we cent. Better turn to the classified pakes right now and leek' ever those bargains. You may find something that in just -for you.

Poor Hunting On Opening I Day Of Deer Season Hunters encountered a very poor opening day Saturday for the deer season in the mountains east of Redlands according to Forest Ranger Oliver Holmes who said only 20 deer tags were validated at the Mill Creek Ranger station. He said that reports indicated there were 7,100 visitors in the forest over the weekend. Of these about 3,800 were hunters. He had no reports of the bag of -bear but at least one bear was taken by a group of Fontana hunters yesterday. He termed opening day "a light hunter load with poor hunting and the deer not in good condition generally." He believes they are still at high altitudes.

For the most part the hunters were: well behaved and orderly with only a few citations issued for illegal camp fires and smoking in brush covered areas, Mr. Holmes said. The air fire prevention patrol was maintained and there were no forest fires. General Appraising Analytical values furnished on all classes of real property. It's wise to know real value before buying or selling.

Wm. E. Grigsby, 223 E. State. Phone PY 2-2188 -Evenings, PY 2-1079.

Prescriptions Delivered Dial 3-2804! SE 2,000 REASONS WHY Should we ever be required to prove our interest. in community health, we could cite 2,000 good reasons. Our prescription department stocks upwards of 2,000 medicinal ingredients. They come from every point of the compass. Some are prescribed daily, others only rare y.

These drugs ate brought together in our prescription department to help 1 us render competent professional service for the protection of your health. WINN'S DRUG STORE Corner Colton and Orange Daily 8-9 Sunday 9-5 FREE Parking S. Green Stamps Bell Withdraws, Leaves Shaw Only Democrat In Race Milton J. Bell, San Bernardino Democrat and the first person to declare himself in the race for the State Senate vacancy left by Judge James E. Cunningham, has now delcared himself completely out of the race.

This announcement came in the wake of the meeting of the County Democratic Central committee last. week when the committee made a surprise. endorsement of Stanford C. Shaw for the post. The vote for Shaw was a surprise because the leadership of the county's 23 Democratic clubs, along with some members of the central committee, had planned a nominating convention Sept.

29 with all candidates invited to express themselves. The convention will still be held but Democratic leaders generally are forced to agree the punch is lost. While this group could conceivably go along on the ment of some other candidate, this would nullify the big advantage they feel they have with two Republicans on the ballot. The special election Nov. 26 is a "winner-take-all" event with the candidate with the highest number of votes taking the important Senate seat regardless of party affiliation.

Mr. Bell reiterated his previous commitment to the Central Committee stating that he meant it when he said he woul in favor of the supported candidate. He noted that the Central mittee is the official party organization and as a member, feel there is a moral obligation, to carry out its wishes." Three Cars In Collision Motorists escaped injury in a three-car traffic collision at the intersection of Orange street and (Highway 99 at 4:30 p.m. day. Two cars southbound on OrLange street and a car on Highway 99, collided, ing to the report.

The one southbound car was driven by Patti A. Terry, 19, 508 Baldwin avenue, it had $200 damage. The other was driven by Rudy Roque, 23. 1255 Herald street, and sustained $50. The eastbound car which had damage to the extent of $350 from contact with the other two cars was driven by Raymond Hoagland, 52, 310 Myrtle street.

No Takers CORTLAND, N. Y. Merchant Howard Shaver has a notion his fellow townsmen aren't interested in bargains. He posted a sign that read, "Special today $1 bill reduced to. 77 cents." He had (takers.

Poultry and Eggs LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23 (UP)-Eggs: Wholesale uncandled producer graded for size 40 AA per medium cent grade AA large AA small Candled to retailers f.o.b. distributor plants delivered cents higher: AA extra large A extra large AA large A large large AA medium A medium. A small Prices to consumers in cartons: A.A large 55-69, A large 49-63, AA medium 49-59. A medium 45-46, A small 35-39.

Poultry: Fryers at ranch 19-21, fryers caponettes at ranch 26-27, hens cross 12-14, light type hens 10-12. EMMERSON FUNERAL CHAPEL FISHER, Peter Paul Body will lie in state Monday (today) 12:00 Noon to 3:00 p.m. Yucaipa Chapel HOOD, Infant Robin Renee Monday (today) Redlands Chapel GILLINGHAM, Albert 11:00 a.m. Tuesday Yucaipa Chapel ERWIN, Mrs. Pansy 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday Loma Linda Valley Chapel FROSSELL, Mrs. Carrie 10:00 a.m. Wednesday Graveside, Hillside Cemetery Redlands Chapel in charge Phone PY 2-2422 AVE. AT CENTER ACROSS FROM THE NEW DAILY FACTS BUILDING CORTNER FUNERAL CHAPEL F. Arthur Cortner 221 Brookside Ave.

PY 2-1411 There's a Cortner Funeral Service For Even the Most Modest Budget Daily Facts Monday, Sept. 23, 1957 5' Youth Fatally Stabbed In San Bernardino Gang War Center site between Cyside of Highway 99 has been San Bernardino and is now in president of Gordon Fields, Hearing Tuesday On Zone Change For State Office The public. hearing on a zone change for property just north of (or the Daily Facts buildling for use as a new branch office of the Department of Motor Vehicles will be held tomorrow the City Planning commission. The application, which is actually just for a change from mul-1 tiple family residential to administrative and professional at this point, is being 5 requested by Delbert Fowler. Assemblyman Jack Beaver won approval 'of a branch DMV office to serve Redlands and the entire east end of the valley more than a year ago but the department has been delayed because the lack of an appropriate site.

Other items on tomorrow's agenda starting at 3 p.m. John Hinkel requests arermission to split off one parcel from 1321 Fifth avenue to create an additional building site. Ora Cummins, in behalf of M.G. Cummins, has asked split property 1210 Texas street into four parcels." A. J.

Schott- requests permission to temporarily leave the woven wire fence now on the lot line 60 I property located at. the rear buildings facing Central avenue, west of Orange street to Fourth street. Joint resolution establishing an Area Planning commission. This commission has been functioning for 'several montlis with Joseph Prendergast. as the representative from the Redlands commission.

New York Stocks NEW YORK (UP)- approached their lows of the year today in the industrial sector with flosses ranging to more than 4 points. The industrial average made a new low since Feb. 12, the day the 1957 lows were set. Railroads touched a new low since Nov. 10, 1954, and the general average was at lowest since Oct.

11, 1955. Dozens. of stocks plumbed new lows the widest losers in the aircrafts, drugs, office equipments, farm implements, specialty steels, sulphurs, tires, and special issues. Blue chips fell by the wayside and were responsible for a wide decline in the industrial average. Oil shares declined consistently with several touching new lows: Motors lost fractions to more than a point with Ford at a new low for the year.

Steels were active and lower. Dow -Jones final stock averages: 30 industrials 458.96, off 9.46; 20 railroads 124.35, off 4.13; 15 utilities 66.85, off 0.79, and 65 stocks (157.29, off 3.43. Sales today were 000 shares compared with 000 shares Friday. Most Active Stocks (Dow-Jones Service, Company Lester, Ryons de Co.) Vals me Close chnr. 49,600 Mor.

Reth. General Steel Motors 4218 38,300 Daich 50 31,900 St. Oil N.J 33,800 Sperry 20 34,300 U.S. Steel 601 -1 34,000 Chrysler 13. -2.

Alleghany Cortiss Wright 32 Citrus Market ANGELES, Sept. 23 (UP)-Representative prices by size and grade all orange auction markets: 56s 72s 88s First 4.30 4.17 Second 3.45 3.45 113s 138s First 3.87 3.61 Second 3.29. 3.25 Trend: Steady. NEW YORK -Citrus: California Valencias: 3212 cars, best. opened lower, closed higher, others lower, half boxes $4.00.

Grapefruit: 2 cars, half boxes 76 cents. Money To Loan Citrus, farm land and ranches -20 years if wanted May be paid sooner if borrower wishes. Title charges are the only expense-No brokerage or appraisal fee is charged quick confidential service. Wm. E.

Grigsby, Correspondent for Equitable -office 223. E. State, Phone PY 2-2188 Res. Ph. PY 2-1079, evenings.

HARRIS FENCE CO. Chain Link PHONE Block PY 7-0565 Redwood For Tree Estimate 3 NEW BROOMS Mrs. Harry G. Wilson, wife of Redlands' mayor, purchases the first broom to kick off the Redlands Lions club's 'Broom Sale campaign which begins this evening to raise funds for its Sight Conservation project among needy' Redlands school children. First Vice-President John Cenkner is in the center flanked by Dr.

William Preston, chairman of the campaign. The drive will continue nightly through Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30. Vital Records BIRTHS BOGGS Born, in Redlands, Sept. 20, 1957, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Boggs, 1001 Clay street, a daughter. WEST--Born, in Redlands, Sept. 20, 1957, at Redlands! Community, John hospital, West, to 816 San Mr. Jacinto street, a son. SOUSA Born, Redlands, 1957, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr.

and Mrs. 'Kenneth Sousa, 453 Walnut avenue, a son. DORRES Born, in Redlands, Sept. 21, 1957, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Rudy Dorres, 871 Carlotta court, a daughter. DONAGHEY-Born, in Redlands. Sept. 21, 1957, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Donaghey, 15914 Rosemary drive, Fontana, a daughter. BAILEY Born, in Redlands, Sept. 21, 1957, at RedCommunity hospital, Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Bailey, 1711 Garden street, a son. HUNTER Born, in Redlands, Sept.

23, 1957, at Redlands 'hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Staten Hunter, 13845 Grant street, Edgemont, a son. in Thomas E. Henderson in Redlands PAINTING PAPERHANGING Dud4 Interior Exterior Why? Competent decorating when and how There Must Be A Keason you it Sincere and courteous workmen One year ruarantee on workmanship and materials Licensed 707 and insured All materials purchased lecally 3000 colors to cheese from E.

State Wallpaper books hrought to your hemi Financing Estimates to snit you without obligation Parking Phone he evening. striped by machine. Phone day PY 2-5727 DEATHS ERWIN-Died in Colton, Sept. 20, 1957, Mrs. Pansy D.

Erwin, 2310 Kansas avenue, Riverside, aged 63 years, native of San Diego, and resident of Redlands and San Bernardino for 47 years. Deceased is survived by her husband, James Erwin of Riverside; the following children: Arthur A. Erwin, Portland, Oregon: Mrs. Eldred Bliss, Manhattan Beach, Wendell Erwin, Colton, Marvin Erwin, Wildwood, Mrs. Bernadine Zigler, Colton, one sister, Mrs.

Myrtle Pitcher, Inglewood. Calif. Also 18 grandchildren and three greatFuneral services will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at the Emmerson's Valley Mortuary chapel, Barton road at Waterman avenue. Rev.

Lawrence Sellars, pastor of the Redlands State Street Christian church, officiating. Inter. ment in Montecito Memorial Park cemetery. Emmerson's Valley Mortuary in charge. HOOD Died in Rialto, Sept.

21, 1957, Miss Robin Renee street, aged Hood, 8 449 months, Primrose native a of Riverside, and resident of Rialto for life. Deceased is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Hood Rialto, two sisters, Phyllis Ann and Terri Lorraine Hood, Rialto, maternal grandmother, Mrs. Beth Cusick, Pacomia, maternal grandfather, Warren L.

Dugan, Ontario, paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Hood Fair Oaks, Calif. Funeral services will. be held Monday, 2:00 p.m., at the Redlands chapel.

Rev. Ronald Cameron, pastor of the University Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Hillside cemetery. Emmerson's Redlands Mortuary in charge. (HILLINGHAM-Died in San Bernardino, Sept.

20, 1957, Albert LeRoy Gillingham, 34861 Yucaipa boulevard, Yucaipa, aged 57 years, native of Iowa. A teenage gang war in San Bernardino Saturday night resulting in the stab-death of one 16-year-old, critical of another and the arrest of at least eight persons. One juvenile was the subiect of an intensified search. He was believed to be implicated in the slaying and officials feared rival gang' members would seek hjm out and kill him in retaliation. fatal stabbing occurred in the 1500 block of West 9th street in San Bernardino when members of the "Topo City" gang attemptcd to crash a party at the home of Jess Lenares, a member of the "Raiders." Heater Control Officer Here Next Month Orchard heater control officer Stuart M.

George will start his annual month-long stay Oct. 1, at the Redlands City Hall to assist Redlands area citrus growers in making their applications for orchard permits. During the entire month, he will be bers from 9 city a.m. to 12 noon each a in the hall Council chamTuesday and Thursday. Deadline for.

filing of orchard heater permits is Nov. 1. The main office in San Bernardino at 172. W. Court street is open daily- from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Monday 'through Friday. Woman Injured In Auto Crash One person suffered minor injuries. in a traffic collision Saturday afternoon according to police reports. Linda George, 47, of Pasadena, suffered minor injuries and was treated by her physician following a crash at 1:35 p.m.

Saturday at the intersection of Texas street and Highway 99 when a car in which she was riding with her husband, George George, 62, and another car collided. The George car had $200 damages. The other car was driven by Ronald R. Dent, 21, 1417 Orange street according to the report. It had $100 damages.

Adult Education Signup Tonight Classes in the Redlands Adult Education program open this evening with registration in the various class meeting places, accordto Jack Binkley, program coordinator. Registration is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. Registration fee will be $2.25 for all one-semester classes except those lasting only 10 weeks or less. The shorter classes will require registration fee of $1.25, Mr. Binkley Dead on arrival at the County hospital was Antonio Hidalgo, 16.

The coroner's office said he died of knife wounds in the chest and severe lacerations on the head. Inez Gallardo, 18, is in critical condition in the County hospital with knife wounds in the stomach. Although police said it is not known who actually' wielded the knives, Gallardo a suspect in the Hidalgo slaying. Some 50 members of the gangs battled with lengths of chain, timber, knives, and pieces of pipe which police found scattered in the intersection when the participants fled. Sylvan Park Section Closed The conversion of a portion of old Sylvan boulevard to new lawn got underway today in Sylvan park with a small section of the park to be closed for "about six weeks" while the lawn gets established.

Charles Dawson, park superintendent, stated that the section of Sylvan park between the plunge parking lot and University and between -the Zanja and Park avenue will be closed off to all public use during this "new lawn" period. Sylvan boulevard between Division street and University was officially closed last upon request of Mr. Dawson backed by the recommendation of the Park commission. The closure was based on the fear that growing use of the narrow, winding roadway was making it dangerous for children to walk from the south section of the park to the area of swings and slides. Since that time, a parking area has been constructed west of the plunge and Sylvan boulevard has been blocked off, torn up and graded to conform with adjacent grass areas.

The portion of the park being closed off while the new lawn gets established will have little effect on the average user, Mr. Dawson stated, because picnic tables and games are not located in this section. It mostly contains the plunge, lawn bowling greens and the park superintendent's house. Redlands Bus Line To Increase Fares 5 Cents Fares on the Redlands Transit Lines will be increased by 5 cents, effective October 1, according to Harry Johnson, owner and operator the local bus system. He stated that he regretted the rate hike but increased costs of operation made an increase in revenue imperative.

The new rates will affect all the routes. and will also include student fares. This will make the minimum adult fare 20 cents and student fare cents in town and 25 cents to Mentone. Mr. Johnson operates his transportation line from the Triangle at Citrus and Orange street in downtown Redlands.

The buses make sevente trips. daily on the Highland loop starting at 8:30 a.m. and four trips daily on what i is called the Mentone-Texas 10 starting at 8:50 a.m, The last Highland trip is 5:21. and final Mentone trip 4:50. The Highland loop, which goes as far south as Crescent avenue before returning, takes a total of 18 minutes while the northside route, which goes as far east as Wabash, takes 30 minutes.

The Highland loop goes from the Triangle 1 up Cajon to Cypress, Cypress to Center, Center to Chestnut, Chestnut to San Jacinto, San Jacinto to Palm, Palm to Ser(pentine, Serpentine to Highland, Highland to Monterey, Monterey to Crescent, Crescent to Center, Highland to Cajon and return to Triangle. The Mentone loop goes north from the Triangle on Orange to Colton, Colton to Wabash, Wabash to Lugonia, Lugonia to Church, Church to Mulvihill, Mulvihill to Orange, Orange to Lugonia, Lugonia to Clay to Western, Western to Texas, Texas to W. Colton, Colton to Orange and Orange to the Triangle. and resident of Yucaipa for four months. Deceased is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mary Gillingham of Yucaipa; and the following brothers and sister: Bessie Wilson, George, Gillingham. Reno, Nevada; Hasz, Oliver Hasz, Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at the Em(merson's Yucaipa Mortuary chapel. Rev.

Jack H. Mottweiler. pastor of the Redlands Free Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Fort Rosecrans, San Diego cemetery. Emmerson's YuMortuary in charge.

-Died in San Diego, Sept. 22, 1957, Mrs. Car. Frossell, San Diego, aged 94 years, native of Kragaro, Norway, and resident of Redlands for .60 years and San Diego for a year and a half. Deceased is survived by her brother, Knute Thompson, Norway; sister, Mrs.

Christine Thompson, San Diego; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ila Frossell, Redlands; I nieces, Mrs. Sidney Hockridge, Indio, Miss Lenore Thompson, San Diego; nephews, Irving Thompson, San Diego; Henry Thompson, Minn. Also several grandnieces and grandnephews, Graveside services will be held Wednesday, 10:00 a.m., at Hillside cemetery. Rev.

John D. Foerster, the First Evangelical Lutheran church, officiating. Interment in Hillside cemetery. Emmerson's Redlands in charge. SEEK NEW MEASURE WASHINGTON (UP) The Agriculture Department will discuss 25 a proposed shift from the bushel to a hundredweight measure in federal grain operations.

Similar proposals have been under discussion in trade circles for several years, and the Commodity Credit is currently considering use 'of the "'hundredweight measure for its 1958. grain programs. 55 96 56 95 58 96 55 97 56 ..105 97 92 87 91 12 13 87 56 14 58 84 16 78 17, 60 81 54 19 80 55 20 79 60 21 97. 52 56 23 ..101 59 Daily Facts WILLIAM G. MOORE, Publisher.

FRANK E. MOORE. Editor. Published every evening (except Sunday! at Facts building. 700 Brookaide at Center, Redlands.

is California Founded October 23, 1890-67th year Entered as second class matter October Redlands, 23. 1890, California, at the under Post Office act of March 3. 1878. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) One Month 1.35 Three Months 3.50 Six One Fear 14.00 WINN'S DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Service Open daily to 9. Sunday 9 to 5 Fountain Lunch Green Stamps Always Free Parking Corner Colton: and: Orange Sept.

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Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. It means money in the BANK When you buy a sparkling new '57 CHEVROLET At downright startling Late Summer Reductions LANGE RUNKEL Your Redlands' Chevrolet Dealer 101 W. CITRUS famous National Brands And Where To Find Them ARMSTRONG TIRES Custom Re-Capping-8 Bour Service Clapp's Tire Service 601 W.

State PY 3-5422 KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Engagement Rings, Interlocking Mountings. Harry G. Wilson Jeweler 212 Orange PY 3-4806 HEUSEN SHIRTS In a wide selection: of colors, collar styles and sleeve lengths. Fowler's Men's Wear 107 Orange PY Magnificent MAGNAVOX High Fidelity l'elevision, Radio-Phonographs Sliger's Music 109 E. State: PY 3-2827 REXALL DRUGS Willhite's Pharmacy We rive S.

H. Green Stamps Orange and State. PY 2-3221 KARASTAN CARPETS Fine Furniture Carpeting Decorative Service McEwen's W. State PY 3-4281 1.