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Treads in News--'Aduei'titing--Circulation Burlingame--THE TIMES AND DAILY NEWS LEADER--San Mateo, Colli "Telephone WOO TUESDAT, NOYBMDKR 23,1937 F. Holdup Man Identified as San Mateo County Gas Station Bandit Two Victims Pick Erickson Let's Explore Your Mind ALBERT A I A D. Sc. Author of "The Marks of iv Ctcnr i Zoning Held-Up Itcclwniiil i llurcau REDWOOD CITY, Nov. Erickson, 10, held by San Francisco police on several charges of robbery, was yesterday identified by two San Mateo county service attendants as the man held them up within a day of each other, Vnrice Hilt, attendant at the Richfield Oil station on Bayshore highway at Belmo nt, pos i lively identifier! young Erickson as the man who on the night of Wcdnes- day, took from his till and $11 from his wallet at the poinfof a gun, according to Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Nieri, in charge j- of the case.

San Bruno police reported that Charles Jose, attendant at the Primrose Service station at the corner of San Bruno avenue anil El Camino real, a identi- fied Erickson as the man who, at the point of a revolver, relieved him of the night of Nov. II. Nieri told The Times today tfmt the San Francisco police were hold- ing Erickson on several charges of robbery, imd the sheriff's fice of this county also has a hold on him for robb ies omm it te here. France Jails German Spies PARIS, Nov. ar- 1 rest ot six spies on the northeast ern frontier near France's famous Jlnginot line of defenses was linked by; authorities today i the al- 1 leged plot of the mysterious Cagou- lards (hooded ones) to- overthrow the popular front 'govnrjnnent, I The spies confessed that they i gave information concerning forti: ficntions and troops on the French tide of the River Rhine to Nazi 1 agents in Freiburg, Germany.

1 The alleged lender of the spy i ring, a German named Dengter, was arrested at Huningue just ns he was about to flee across the frontier. Two were arrested at a meeting of Colonel Francois Do La Rocque's French social party which reported- ly is an outgrowth of the outlawed Fascist organization Croix De Feu (croas of fire). The spies belonged to a group from which the Cagou- larrts had many members. The six spies were locked up in 1 the military prison nt Beaancon. 3 The arrests followed months of shadowing by agents of Rationale of numerous spies inves- tigallng the strength and disposi- a i i French military defenses along-the Rhine.

jg Mluningue is the "Achilles" hee! a of the. French defenses since it is h'Qfc "fortified in accordance with treaty, stipulations following the 3 Franco-Prussian war which the Versailles treaty neglected to erase France has scrupulously respectec -IthaTirea. A'nirmy passing through Switz- at the only point where nat- 1 do not protect the the lowlands about Balse drive through unfortified Hu- -jningifc and arrive behind the line. LI WPJN6 AMD i in Xmas 5 Funds Distributed San Mateo merchants will share in the 35 per cent increase in funds ich will be released to Ban! America Christmas club members throughout California on Decemhei Manager Fred Marianetti an jnounced today. Approximately an in Jcrease of $2,500,000 over 1936, wii Jibe distributed to 155,000 members ithrough Bank of America tranche 5n 304 California communities, ac I to President L.

M. i a i i In San Slateo the total distribu Jion will be $33,500 to 527 members 5 $ob'-8 Daughters to if Go Skating Tonite A joint skating party will be by Bethel No. 7, Order JJob's Bethel G8 of Sout Francisco and Bethel 37 of Sa at the Peninsula rin Monight. Members are i i I escorts, A meeting of Bethe will be held Friday night in th temple, Burlingamc, fo rhe election of officers. DOGS A SHERIFF O---(IP)--J Sight, while Ashtabula conn 1 -Sleeps, Deputy Sheriff W.

E. Sodi guard. By day, white vic'eepa, his 12 bulldogs watch ov Soden raises liuildogs for He has won more than 1 Sa-wards with exhibits at dog ciituring trip last decide- i (ho i just as big end strong "acquired characters" Answer to Question No. 1 1. I judge Larry is not a biol- ist.

If his Dad had kept hot stand all his life Larry would as he is. in this nse---that is, if the effects of excise, such as playing the piano, oveling, i i singing, incmg, thinking hard, by the irents, cause these characteristics be stronger in the children, sci- re has been unable to discover In the famous saying of biol- gist ConkHn, "Wooden legs are tt inherited, but wooden heads Larry evidently inherited ith good legs and a good head but ey probably came from his an- stors prior to his a and other. Parents merely carry on 'ine but cannot alter their germ 11s. Answer to Queslion No. 2 2.

So the Freudians claim and icre is probably some truth in it. icy clnim that you often forget engagement because you have some sort of. antagonism toward, the person. It may be the person ia Hke some mother-in-law or grandmother that you disliked or some boy or girl friend who jilted you and you transfer this wish not to meet them again over to this present person. No doubt these old and repressions do play art important part in our daily lives.

Answer to Question 3 3. No. Dr. Frank Gilbreth, founder of motion economy study--the greatest labor saving device ever invented--s that natural walking and natural use of the arms, hands, are always rhythmical. A person compelled to limp from accident or to use his hands or arms after an injury soon de- vnlops rhythm in nil his movements.

Motion pictures, however, chow that the fakers cannot swing their limbs in rhythm. They catch the fakers every time. Tomorrow: Do most people know hou- to stand straight? The Hiltsborough town board of trustees last night passed the proposed Pacific Gas and Electric company franchise but held over a new zoning ordinance until the meeting to be held December 13. The P. G.

and E. Co. franchise provides a revenue to the city of one per cent of the local gns revenue, one-half per cent oC the electricity revenue and a cash payment of $2200. Thu zoning ordinance, which was held over for further investigation, according to City Manager Earl P. WLIsey, restricts aH property to residential use, provides for a 12f.

foot minimum lot frontage, 17,600 minimum lot nren and requires buildings to have minimum front setback of 25 feet, 20-foot side setback ami 15-foot rear set-back. The ordinance setting meeting dates of the board from Tuesdays to the second and fourth Mondays in the month was adopted, Thomas C. Gorrie of East Palo Alto Dies Tlrurs City llurenu CITY, Nov. services for Thomas C. Gorrie, 35, of East Palo Alto, will be 1 tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church Hay ward, with inurnment at California cemetery.

Gome, member of Pheta Delta Uhi fraternity of University of is survived by bis widow Gorrie, his mother, Maria EL Gorrie, and two Harvard H. and John M. Gorrie. Gorrie died Saturday. nnis Estate Goes to Family jirl Suit Against Sisson Dismissed The suit of Celeste Scttelle, maid, have Sisson, son of a so- ialite Burlingame family, declared TC father of her child, was dis- lissed in San Francisco yesterday.

The dismissal was ordered he- ause she failed to pay the'fees or ake the steps to trans- er the action to San Matco super- ir court. Superior Judge J. J. Van 'ostrand made the order. Sisson is the son of Dr.

and Mrs. Sisson, 146 West Bellevue venue, Burlingame. He is a broker San Francisco. The girL who aiied him was a aid in trie Sisson home for six cars. The child in the suit, now 3 ears old, was named Brucine Ce- este, and, prior, to its birth, the Lother kept diary which purport- to show relations between her nd Sisson.

BALDWIN AVENUE CRASH Cars driven by Albert Doughty, 45 Elm street, San Mateo, and Phillip Casford, 439 Jones street, an Francisco, were damaged erday Casford machine ailed to stop at an arterial aign at Ian Mateo drive and Baldwin "ave- iue. Following the. impact, the Cas- ord car crashed into and damaged post box on the corner. None was njured. TAPE PADLOCKS JAIL week after ic" had been granted probation on i larceny charge, Edward Szmania till sab uneasily in county jail wondering what it was all about probation order signed by tVie udge had reached the court clerk's office, but issuance of forma release was overlooked.

Opening December 1st CAFETERIA Street San Mateo SptclaHiiag la STEAKS CHOPS HOME COOKING Mcnida Hovnemon larrymore Wins N. Acclaim YORK, Nov. gray-haired actress, 58 ears old, came out of permanent etirement again last night. She i Ethel Barrymore, returned to roadway again for a "last" last jpearance; Miss Barrymore achieved a per- inal triumph, exuberantly clcomcd on her first entrance, and boisterously applauded at the llcilivooil CHjr lliiremi REDWOOD CITY, Nov. Anna H.

Ennis, widow of Scott F. Ennis of Burlingnme, nnd a daughter, Mildred, each will receive 30 per cent of the income from a created by the late president of the Pacific Fruit Exchange according to provisions of his will on file here today. Another daughter, Susanne-, and a son, Scott, each will receive 20 per cent of the trust created after provision is made for bequests amounting to When the son reaches 25 years. the widow and three children will share equally in the principal, Ennis, who died early this month frnm injuries received in a San Francisco automobile accident, cut off his stepson, Gilbert C. Richards, from the estate "as he has proved beyond a doubt by his conduct and iiis actions that he is not entitled to any'consideration from mo." Value of the estate was listed ns "more than The will, dated October 1035, bequeothcd each to two aunts mid an uncle, Alice Love, Mrs.

D. H. Wot kins and -W. Coates; each to two cousins, tone Love and Fred Monnell, and 20(10 to a business associate, Mrs, "'red Richards, nil of San Franisco. Destroyer Launched at S.

F. Jealous Wife Kills Red-Haired Rival CHICAGO, Nov. Ada Sczytkowski, 31, owner of a bakery and mother three children, summoned her red-haired counter girl, Irene Kerstein, 26, night nnil accused her of accepting "diamonds and an accordion" from her husband, Rudolph Sczytkowski, 31. When the girl made no answer, Mrs, Szcytkowski shot and killed her. DOG-UAC1NG PLANT RAZED ARLINGTON, Cities Park, a $32,000 dog-racing plant between Fort Worth and Dallas, is being dismantled after only one year's operation.

'When the state legislature outlawed that, the races were discontinued. final curtain, despite the concensus of play reviewers that "The Ghost of Yankee Doodle" was at best only fair drama. The play, written by Sydney Howard, who has had several Broadway successes, deals with the plight of liberal thinkers in a "world of chaos" and places its action "18 months a the commencement of the next World war." Bakers judge bread by its texture, and so can you! Just compare a slice of Kilpatrick's Bread with any see how smooth, fine-grained and even it is. It's light, not porous; tender, not stringy; toasts beautifully, tastes better and makes more delicious sandwiches. That's texture 1 That proves it's good! Take home a loaf Today! Kilpatricks foead LOOK FOR THE I GINGHAM A 'imatenr Flier Near Death After Crash I I Nov.

Howard, 30-year-old Ked- ands service station owner and imateur flier, was near death to- lay in Community hospitnl from njuries late yesterday vhen his airplane crashed into the ijanta- Ann river bottoms. Hath aws were broken. also suffered a fractured skiill and a 'ractured right lesr. The injured iian's wife, Theresa, at his icdsidc. Six Day Bicycle Race Starts Sunday in N.Y.

XKW YORK, Nov. teams composed of outstanding riders from the United States, Canada, Europe and South America will compete in the six- day bicycle race slatting- Sunday in Madi.son Square garden. Favorites are Gustav Kilian ind Heinz Vopel of Germany who fiave won their last six starts. Tile other teams include: Henry 1 Bnen, San Francisco, and Russell Allen, Hollywood. Harrison Call Buys Swart Home Willi a lottlc of champagne smashed how, the United Stales' newest destroyer, the U.

S. S. Me Call, was recently christened at San Francisco by Miss Eleanor The destroyer was' privately built for tlie U. S. Navy and will carry 5-inch and 38-caliber guns.

She measures 334 feet on Ihe water line and wns namctl Lieutenant Edward Rulldge McCall, hero of the Boxer-Entcrjirisc sea battle in the war of 1812. Miss is the daughter of Hear A i a Clareiice commandant' of the Twelfth Naval i i vH SAN KANCISCO, Nov. San Francisco's most prominent citizen, Assemblyman Harrison W. Call, has an- loimced purchase of a new home west of Kedwood City, and about January 1 ivjll move to liis new residence, i a i ten years' lesldence here. The has purchased the Svvart.honie on Laurel avenue, of Redwood Cily.

He expects niovc to the hrc e- acre es a te with liis wife and two children about the first of the year. The property, including a nine- room house formerly owned by Judge Franklin Swart. It Is located icar the new country estate of Judge Maxwell McNutt. to a cup of flour for BAKING POWDER Some price today as 47 years ago SS xse fcjr BakiBl ni bat ILIIONS OF POUNDS I USED BY OUfi GOVI AUTO TWICE A DEATH CAH NOVELTY, O. tLP) --Injuries suffered by Floyd Chi Id a in an accident in the same automobile in which his brother, Basil, was killed a year ago, were fatal.

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2 20c Pabst-ett Cheese nt0 2 pkgs, 31 OS 6Tc 49 lb $1.33 A LAilGE SIZE Mb.20c-2ibs.39c I SIZK Mb.l7c-2ibs.33c We Reserve the Right lo i i a i i BUY-LOW FOOD STORE 136 Street Telephone 1579 Specials for Tuesday a Wednesday, November 23 and 2-1 WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR LOWEST BUTTER AND SUGAR PRICES TURKEYS Fancy Grain Fed Roasters--Fryers--Fricassee PUMPKIN Libby'a or Shurcfiae Surcfine 2 No, 21 cans 19c POTATOES Taylor Brand Virginia Sweets 2 No. 3 cans Fruit Cocktail Surefire 2 No. 1 TallCa PICKLES C. H. B.

Sweet Mixed Quart jar Clicquot Club GINGER ALE 2 bottles 23c Grapefruit Juicy for gST Lb.25c I CELERY Large Utah Each 5c Fancy Red Eating Apples Sweet Potatoes Medium size Ibs. 15c HAMS Corned Legs Pork Lb. PORK ROAST Loins, Tender, Grain Fed Lb. 29 Steak 29H PORK SAUSAGE eat--Pu re rk Lb. 27c Large--Fresh Dozen 20e.