The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 7

Police Called In Garment Firm Picketing LOS ANGELES, Feb 19 Police reserves were ordered to duty today in the garment district nhere violence during maft picket- Ing by AFL ladies" garment workers' union mulled in seven arrests. One woman was injured yesterday in disorders which biought arrests of three women and jour men. They were booked on tujpicion of assault. The garment workers union be- fan mass demonstrations Tuesday In a campaign- to organize non union shops Louis Levy, Pacific coast director ef the International Workers. Union, picketing would continue indejinitely at 160 non-contract shops.

He- said 2,635 of 6,000 unaffiliated workers had joined the union since Tuesday, 42 shops had signed contracts and operators of 25 others had agreed to negotiate. Levy asserted that non-union firms were operating at '-5 per cent of normal. However, Mrs Audrey Noren, secretary of the Pacific Coast Garment Manufacturers' association, said a sifrvey of 15 major non-contract shops showed "production is either 95 or 100 per cent efficient" Two Injured in Freeway Accident Two persons were injured, one seriously, in a collision on the new Bayshore freeway at Millbrae road yesterday afternoon. Receiving emergency treatment at Mills hospital were Ted Johnston, 45, construction engineer of 147 Avondel road, San Carlos. He incurred head and chest injuries.

Johnston was going south on the freeway when he was rammed by a northbound car driven by Earl P. Kurtz, 63, a visitor from Hazelton, N. who was trying to make a left turn into Millbrae road. Mrs. Olga Kurtz, 57, his wife, incurred a rib injury.

Investigating officer was California Highway'Patrolman Roy Edwards. slMtirm Ix.riy eledion by Mtealh and eighth grade students at Kurlingane's school in a sweeping victor)' for girl candidates, as the student officers today are all girls. They will be inducted into 0ffie.lomorr*«. The elect ion yesterday afternoon followed a spirited campaign, including parades and use of banners. The election was carried on with Rurlingame city's official voting booths.

Elected were: Barbara Klint, president; Jill M'akemann, vice president; Lorale Taylor, seereiarj; Xaney Burrows, treasurer. Pictured jut before started, and seated in the lower ram', left to right, are: Da Dalt, Rkbard Gates, Pat Sichtner, Cowrie Carter, Marian Tovenner, Gordon Thorpe, Carla Phil- lipc. Richard La Pier. Back raw, standing: Sne Smith, Harold Harrison, Nancy Burrows, Barbara Klint, Janet Burns, Jill Wakeman. Taylor, and Lloyd Bamblatt.

Jaysee to Vote on Student Croup Whether or not the college wil become a member of the newly formed National Student associa tion is the question to be decidet by the Sail Mateo Junior college students Tuesday when they par titipate in a special election. Voting will be conducted in some classrooms and in voting booths sta tioned on all three campuses. San Mateo Junior college was the first in the California-Hawaii-Ne vada region of NSA to ratify the group's constitution last year anc provisionally agreed to join the or ganization. The voters now wil either ratify or reject the decision Heading the San Mateo NSA com mittee are Jinx Southard and John Spears. Other members of the NSA committee are John Park, Heler Davis, Carole Guido, Marge Schoorl and John Cartwright.

EGG CASUALTY About one egg out of every 20 iroduced on the farm never gets on the table. About 2,000,000 eggs annually spoil or are broken dur ng the trip from producer to customer. 77 Srd Avenue San Mateo WINES and LIQUORS Slere Hoirs 10:36 A. M. to 6:30 P.

M. Impeded Brandy 5t h.2.98 BiHock ft Lade Impelled Scotch 5th 5.35 MUM WtlkOr Straight Whiskey 6 vrs. old Grain Neutral Spirits 5th DRY MARTINI AMI) EQll London Dry Gin 5t 3.19 1 2 9ft 90 Proof 5th AM.I 9 mHIH Kentucky Straight QQ VII ill I DrOWH Bourbon Whiskey, yrs. OM Thomptoi Whiskey 3.49 Straight Whiskey 4 MHIGIiy UHOICe Neutral Spirits 5th ij. Straight Bourbon A 'JO mM Ol IHai9lla Whiskey, yrs.

old 5th OhettHil Imported Freieh If 2.19 Aiigal Pierte Rican Ram 5th 2.97 Reeavlt "75" Champagne 5tB 1.98 RON MARDIS" CARTA DE ORO New Low Prifce on Scotch Black White 5th 5.55 King William IV 5th 5.29 J. Walker, Red 5th 5.59 White Horse 5th 5.54 Gilbeys Spey 5th $.55 I. Walker Black 5th 180 PORCH PR There's way avoiding wear and tear on porches be they front or bark. You can keep them from nhowini conctant abuse by mini MORWEAR PORCH PAINT. simply wears and wears! The severest weather icuffl- in will meet their mateh when you uie Morwear Perch riedmai Fahri we.

212 2nd Avenue 14382 Geo. Roussel Will Gives Widow Estate iflmff Cl(? REDWOOD CITY, Feb. will of George 0. Roussel, 87-year- old Belmont pioneer who died February 8 within a few hours of the death of his newly born daughter, was filed today for probate here. The estate, valued in excess of $10,000 and consisting of real and personal property, was left entirely to his widow, Mrs.

Rose Gaffney Roussel of Belmont, formerly of New York. Roussel, member of an early family, had resided in Belmont for more than half a century. 16 Die in Crash Of Aussie Bomber BRISBANE, Feb. 19 UPi--A Royal Australian Air force Lincoln bomber crashed tonight at Amberly, Queensland, airport killing 16 RAAF crewmen. The ship was on a training flight from Laverton, near Melbourne.

It was attempting to make a landing at the airport, which is about 30 miles from Brisbane. IRISES Irises grow from a large fleshy root lying in a horizontal position. KSBR Moves to liters in ire Mount Diablo Sound Alarm SAN BRUNO, Feb. most powerful frequency modulation radio transmitter ia the world, KSBR, Radio Diablo, is moving its equipment today to a permanent site on Mount Diablo from where it will be operated starting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. station has been operating the laboratories at the Citel- MeCullough electronics plant in San Bruno for the last six months.

Orin H. Brown, president of Radio Diablo, said the transmitter would operate on low power for several weeks until final work could be done at the transmitter. He said, however, that even with its low power, tion will have a stronger signal and will cover more area than any other existing sta tion. When the station goes on its au thorized output it will have an "effective radiated power" (ERP of 250,000 watts, and will be easily heard from the Oregon border to Bakersfield. The transmitter equipment wa built by technicians of the Eitei McCullough company, with the as sistance of Dr.

Howard Armstrong inventor of FM, and is consideree by radio engineers as the greates advancement in transmitter con struction and design since the ad vent of the audio tube. A special FM transmission, from a special transmitter, will carry the programs from the San Bruno stu dips to Mount Diablo, when they wiii be broadcast. The special transmitter will broadcast on the 900 megacycle band (000,000 Idiocy cles) with a directed beam. Vaudeville comedians and columnists have used it as a vehicle on numerous occasions, but it really happened yesterday in Burlingame Fire box No. 1144 tapped in.

Almost at the same time the fire department received a telephone call from a bus driver telling them that somebody had mistaken the fire alarm box for a mail box. An engine and ladder truck, dashed to Box 1144 at Arundel and Burlingame avenue and found the letter in the box. There was no return address and the driver's de-' seriptiop of the man he reported he saw trying to cram the letter into the fire alarm box was meager. FEW VITAMIN'S Most apples furnish some minerals, a litle Vitamin B-l and C. THURSDAY, FEB 19, 1948 SAN MATEO TIMES-7 STEVEN ZLATUNICH, PH.

G. TIME ALONE-DECIDES DEKMUMUTY Serving the Community for 3 generational 1878 to 1948 YOUR DOCTOR---THEN BEE US. PIIARWn Peninsula Prescription Center PROMPT DELIVERY First and Street San Mateo Phone 34593 BUY AT THE SAN MATEO FARMER'S MARKET Twenty-second Avenue and El Camitto Real SAVE SAVE SAVE These Prices Are Effective Throughout the Week CLOSED MONDAY, FEBRUARY MASINI FARM Colma, California BEETS CHARD RADISHES TURNIPS bunch CABBAGE Colma Winter SPECIAL lb. 3c PARSNIPS CARROTS LEEK GREEN ONIONS 2 BUNCHES 15 CELERY, lOc SPROUTS lb. 15c BROCCOLI .2 25c GREEN KALE 2 Ibe.

ISc LETTUCE Head or 5c I A NEW WHITE ROSE POTATOES Lb Sc IM-lb. sack M.75 IDAHO RUSSET POTATOES IA (Me lOfl-lb. sack MONEZ BROS. RANCH Suiiun, California Rom Beauties, California Luf NewleR Pipping Winesapi I 6 lb CALIMYRNA WHITE FIGS Mb. Package Me 4 Ibs.

Sl.M 19 Ibs. 2.00 MISSION FIGS ZVi-lb. Paekafe 5 Ibs. $1.00 SAM MILLER RANCH Tttru BUa. Jimbe Oranges Per 50c 60c Beautiful, Large, Jiice Oraiges $2.25 GRAPEFRUIT Neh bo LEMONS CQAJt Fneli Lame Grub A dot, Spec.

Jiice Oraafes 5 SAN MATEO CUT RATE Liquor Store 262 STREET 7 Days a Week PHONE 3-4037 209 BALDWIN AVE. Candies Fresh Daily PHONE S. M. 4-0423 where we make our NaKeael Cherry Week February 15 to 22nd --SPECIALS-Red, and blue minli SI. lb.

Cream Hatchets lOc M. Cherry Hard 60c ib- Covtrcd OwniM S1.19 lb. Box and Stick! 2Jor5c Order your Washington Birthday Party Candy today! NEW STORE HOURS A. M. P.

SUNDAYS II A. M. TO 4 P.H. I A A I Benny's Market 154 THIRD AVE. PHONE SAN MATEO 4-2565 pleased to advertise lower on tome meata.

Ham and Bacon prices are down quite a Pork Chops are a lew cents lower Our choice corn-led Beef has come down a little So has our cream-fed Veal WE BELIEVE YOU SHOULD EAT THE BEST AT THESE NEW, LOWER PRICES. We know of no one on the Peninsula who has U. S. Choice Beef every Nor do we know of any other retail market that' sells U. S.

Choice BEEF EVERY DAY. Government figures nhow only 4 beef out of every 100 good enough to be graded THAT'S US Leg of Pork Our Own Cure -Or Fresh Sausage Link, Little Plot Benny's Best Try Them Once 'IB. PORK Shoulder--Our Own Lb. STEAKS Sirloin, T-Bone or Rib Lb. HAMS Large Eingan's World's Finest Shank end only Manteca Fed Beef -Beef Special-Manteca Fed Beef CHUCK ROAST iC STEAKS ROUND-Swiss, Flank, Rd.

Steak, ground OVEN ROAST Cross Rib or Rolled BONELESS BEEF STEW SHORT RIBS Lean BACON Sliced or in Piece Swift's Premium Armour's Star Kingan's Reliable Hormel Dairy Brand LEGS CUT FULL 59' LAMB SPECIAL SHOULDER RACKS BREAST Oven Roast 39' SHOULDER CHOPS Chicken Fricassee, fresh or frozen already drawn No waste--a real treat Clam Juice Fresh. A 15-oz. Real Treat Jar 15' BEEF Fresh Ground BEEF Tongues Fmhly Corned Lb. COLD CUTS Hormel Sliced FISH SFKCIAt EVERY DAY SALMON or HALIBUT Sliced LB. Fillet of Fresh White FISN A Real Treat FrMh Picked GRAB MEAT LR.

Fresh Sliced LIM GOD LI..