The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 52

r- t- wy -v ir w15 Chamberlain Oil Funds for Power, ill Make's 1 Part SEPT. 30, 1956 2l0g flngtltg CilTlCg Gift'to Garden Water Projects Urged Petroleum the One Great Resource Ceing Depleted, Brown Tells Supervisors' Parley SAN DIEGO, Sept. 29 State Atty. Gen. Brown said today that California's tidcland revenues should ba used to develop its power and water resources and its recreational beaches and parks.

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 29 The will of Ellen Perkins Chamberlain, who died earlier this week, in Superior San Joaquin Land Sale Totals 86,000 Acres Second Big Volley Transaction in Week "Transfers Southlake Farms to Quandrs I FRESNO, Sept. 29 The second major San Joaquin Valley land transaction within a week was announced to- In his address at the clos-l Court today, leaves $25,000 to the Botanic Gardens and numerous bequests to rela tives and friends. care of all California's needs on. a State-wide and pay-as-you-go basis," he said.

In speaking of -the "great California water 'plan," Brown cautioned against 1 It stipulates that $20,000 will be given to State Sen day with sale of Southlake to Carl Quandt and Mrs. John J. Hollister Jr. to be held in trust for their and his son Kenneth, of Caruthers. "dog-in-the-manger" attitudes daughter Cynthia and their The sale includes about 86, son John III.

ing session of the annual convention of the California Supervisors 'Association Brown (t "Oil is the ona great resource that is being depleted. You, as trustees for the next generation, should watch with great care legislation in regard to what is done with the great revenue potential of tideland oil. 'T believe that money should be used to develop MATH SHARKS Mrs. Joseph S. Hollister is to receive $10,000 for her 000 acres in Kings, Tulare and Kern Counties.

The price was not disclosed. The sale of 100,000 acres of land to the daughter Elisabeth. San Nicolas Additional Legacies J. G. Boswell Co.

of Los Angeles earlier this week in The will further bequeaths $5000 each to H. New- volved more than $10,000,000. sland Gets lands Viola K. Smith, areas that do not need water immediately. 1 Brown said he does, not expect a final judgment in" tha Arizona vs.

California suit over Colorado River water for two years. Exeter judge Speaks Judge Halden C. Broaders of Exeter, president of tha Judges, Marshals and Constables Association of California deplored any tendency to consolidate or abolish Justice Courts because they ara not "self-supporting. He characterized justica The Boswell company bought another great resource wa land and leases from Mr. and Augusta Thorn, Vesper Wallace Bell and Jane Newlands.

Mrs. A. Crocket of Fresno. Miss Chamberlain's god Hill Family Property College Class t.VENTTJRA, Sept. 29 Di The proceeds from the son, Harold A.

Hollister is to receive $10,000, as is Mary O'Connor. Her goddaughter, ter and power. Some should be used for our recreational beaches and parks, because they are equally important to good living." Water Major Concern Brown termed the water Tony Haller receive $1000. Southlake. Farms sale go to the.

members of the family which founded the J. B. Hill a Fresno feed and seed firm. Members of the family Andrew Stewart, George courts as a "father-confessor versity in locale, as. well as subject -matter, marks the hew year for Ventura College eyening division.

With 125 classes now under way at the problem "the major, concern O'Brien and Akleigh Adams Lof all of us." include Grover B. Hill, Es are to receive $500 to the people, ready to handle minor disputes, between neighbors on a grass-roots 'There is enough money ther M. Hill, L.B. Hill, Joseph Weirick, Roland F. Hill new college campus, the eve and enough water to take Hollister Gets Property The will' bequeaths Miss and Gerald B.

Hill. ning division is expanding to number of off-campus lo Chamberlain's interest in the Southlake owned 33,000 cations, Arroyo 'Honda real property WHO PAYS MORE OR PAYS MORE OFTEN? 7" acres of the 86,000 acres outright. It included 50 deep The extension service will to Sen. Hollister. Include classes at Point Mu-i One-third of the remainder wells, a cotton gin, a grain ru Naval Air Missile' Test of the estate will go to Robert L.

Chamberlain Jr. for elevator and other buildings. The other land in the transac Center in mathematics, chemistry, electronics, slide rule, WOMAN'S FINAL WORD Mrs. Alyce Lowrie, one of the notion's few women livestock judges, official dairy xottle judge at San Bernardino County Fair, inspects a registered Jersey dairy heifer shown by one of many 4-H members to exhibit cattle. education of Robert L.

Cham 111 mechanical drawing, and berlain III. The remaining CURRENT INTERE5T aCCOunIS OHMO maii IMVUU II0.M0 two-thifds will, go to Edith INTf REST PAtD I Oft COMPOUNDED tion was leased, and farmed in barley, cotton and alfalfa. Some cattle, also were raised. The Quandts have extensive farming interests in Southern- California. They' AT THE RATE Of ItDflM UviNGf 4 iNI CO.

Chamberlain Field, 1 a first College of Agriculture properties of water mechanics. At Port Hueneme Naval Construction Battalion Cen Chamberlain Joseph Per. of COMMONWEALTH student at the University of California to be admitted to kins Chamberlain II and El Woman to Judge Cattle atVictorville Fair len Chamberlain Martin. will operate their newly ac Phi Beta Kappa. ter, courses will include mathematics, techniques of OHWII1UO lOM AStOClAItOI quired property under the name of South Valley Farms.

LI' reading and advanced engi tteering drawing, Course for 5115 Lankershim i A tAR VICTORVILLE, Sept. 29! was high individual judge at the a i i International North Hollywood, California I A city-born woman with an inherited love for "cow crit HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE EXPLAINED IN FREE. BROCHURE Knew ilim MiH Vi trui It Mom hlf ilNi nmrttd. Un4 today Itr FrH Bookltt (lu Mb Mf diMtwy "M.D.t." tw nduelni klMd truin. BR.

JOHN T. AYDELOTTE'A ASSOC. P.O. 7, North HollywMd. Calif.

ON AU ACCOUNTS 'POplar 6-3831 STonl.y 7-812) Navy men stationed at Sari Livestock Exposition in Port' ters" will bring a new' con Nicolas Island off the Ven land. Gen. Ridgway's Mother Dies AS NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR NEAREST MAILBOX cept in livestock judging to the San Bernardino County Mrs. Lowrie became the tura coast will be able to enroll in an elementary algebra course, supervised by the Fair opening here Wednes day. rmnt Mugu staff.

Sewing and women's tailor Mrs. Alyce Lbwne, director of information for the Agri ing classes are held in Oak View and at the May Hen- cultural Council of California, nmg acnooi, ventura. SAN DIEGO, Sept. '29 Private funeral services were being arranged today for Ruth Bunker Ridg-way, mother of Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway, retired Army Chief of Staff who is now has been named official dairy cattle judge for the five-day fair.

She is one of the nation few women livestock judges. chairman of the Mellon In Career Mapped While a' senior' in Miss Head's School in Berkeley, Bakersfield Doctor Dies on Golf Links BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 29 TJiHiW IMI BBlPflF fill? II i Wu 9JlM i 1 Myyillif 6 toy li Mm i Mrs. Lowrie was successful stitute in Pittsburgh. Mrs.

Ridgway, who lived in San Diego- for 34 years, died yesterday in a local rest home after a three months illness. She will be buried in Ft. in persuading her parents to let her enter the College of Agriculture at Davis. She wanted a career in animal Rosecrans National Cemetery beside the grave of her husbandry. The unive-sity opened her husband, Col.

Thomas Ridg Dr. Sydney W. Iseminger, 41, radiologist, collapsed and died today on the golf course at-Bakersfield Country Club. was president of the Kern Qounty Heart Association eyes to a new world of agri culture and created dreams way, who died In 1939. Besides her son, Mrs.

Ridgway leaves a daughter, Mrs of a career in animal hus bandry. She outclassed male Ruth R. Beerdslee of Chula and a member of Kern Coun students to become a member of the livestock judging Vista, four granddaughters and one grandson. ty Medical Association teams. For two years she Torrance Orders Special Census New Highway Link Scheduled TORRANCE, Sept.

29 A Try All-Bran and Milk nature's great foot! combination for constipation due to insufficient hulk special census, expected to A graduate of SC and of the Medical and Radiological School of the University of California' in Berkeley, he had been practicing here for 11 years. I Dr. Iseminger leaves "his widow Virginia; a daughter, Joan son, James Willis, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iseminger of Eoseville, i Funeral services are pend show a population count of approximately has been ordered by the City REDLANDS, Sept.

29 Council. The U.S. Bureau of Public Roads has confirmed that It City a George Stevens said estimates place thm train at arntind 1X OHO ni'Pi" plans to begin construction next spring on a new road linking, Barton Flaf.i, in the ing at iJoughty-calhoun v. Mean Funeral Home here ago, NATION'S TOP PRICE Delicious, appetizing-solid nutritional fc mountains east of Redhtnd where so many youth camps are located, with Bear Valley. i When completed, (he ex tension of Routs J0U from the existing dead end at the June tion of South Fork nl the Santa Ana Iliver would provide a continuous tsaved Lamb at Kern Fair Nets $21 Per Pound BAKERSFIELD, 20.

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