The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 9

of the Forest Inn, Lake Tahoe, has opened their new dining place in Sunnyvale Serving their same delicious dinners Specializing in: CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS PAN FRIED CHICKEN BAKED HAM ROAST DUCKLING PRAWN CURRY Our Banquet Room is available for small or elaborate parties. Call for particulars. Enjoy the finest Cocktails in our Cocktail Lounge El Comino Real at Cherry Chase SUNNYVALE (Closed Mondays, except Holidays) REgent 9-1715 SAN MATEO TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Final Exams At Burlingame By JON McKENNEY The second marking period in Burlingame High school came to a close last week when 1199 students wound up the week with final examinations. The excitement of this semester came to an end when Burlingame defeated San Mateo on Thanksgiving day. But despite the Burlingame-San Mateo game and despite last week's final exams, student activities have fallen into a new calm.

Senior Work Day Last week members the senior class scoured the neighborhoods between Ray Park and San Mateo for jobs on senior work day, last Saturday. The seniors are trying to raise money through various projects to aid in the financing of grad night and the senior bail. They hope to cut the costs of the two events in half by raising the money. The senior ball will be held on May 3 at the Villa. Senior work day funds will help defray the expense of the evening.

There will be free parking, a buffer supper and dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Junior King Sale The juniors are selling their class rings to members who want them. Police Intensify Search For 4 Mad Bomber of Gotham' NEW YORK (UP)--The "Mad Bomber of Gotham," a past-middle-age skilled mechanic who has turned his crazed hatred of a private utility company into a 16- year reign of terror in public places, is the object of a redoubled police search. The police are working to beat death.

They know time is running out--for in 16 years during which this psychopath has placed 28, and 23, homemade "pipe bombs," no one has been killed, although many have been injured. The man is intelligent. He has a desire to kill and maim. And he craves publicity, apparently to publicize his feelings against the Consolidated Edison a utility Juniors who didn't get their rings last week may contact Gary Lachman, class president, and place their orders with him. The sophonrore class has set the date of their class assembly forward to February according to Mrs.

Margaret Wade, sophomore faculty advisor. Try-outs and auditioning for parts will begin nn December 11. THIS GIVE the FAMILY an Model 85 and let MOTHER have a Holiday from hand ironing drudgery for the REST of her life! Only Ironrite has two usable open ends which enable Mother to iron anything she can wash shirts, dresses, ruffles, blouses, skirts just anything. And what is more, she can do it easily and beautifully in less than half the time she does it by hand. With an Ironrite she can do all her ironing sitting down, relaxed.

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2287 El Camino Real Fireside 5-7935 For your protection, sold only through factory authorized Ironrite stores STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 9 P.M. serving the metropolitan area. These facets of his character police know through his many to them and to others both before and after placement of bombs--and through several hundred thousand man-hours of search into every suspected angle of the case. Many Targets Low-power bombs--made of a small section of pipe with steel plugs at each end and triggered by a flashlight battery and bulb connected to a common wristwatch--have exploded in telephone booths, lockers, and men's rooms, in railroad terminals, the public library, a subway train, department stores, and seats of movie theaters. Last Sunday night, one of his time bombs injured seven persons in a Brooklyn theater.

Police have consulted psychiatrists and psychologists. They've gone over nearly 60,000 Supreme Court cases and the case files in five mental institutions, looking for clues, comparing handwriting. They know almost everything about their man except his name and address. fix his age at over 50. They believe he might once have worked for the utility company, or had a dispute with it as a customer.

They know his educational background, his social stratum. They even know the type of lathe or drill press he uses to make his bombs. Letter Writer They believe he is a bachelor, and of German origin. He is an egomaniac and a prolific letter writer. He has written many letters to newspapers.

At the start, he taunted police by writing them where the bombs would explode. After the explosions, he wrote letters reviling Consolidated Edison for its dastardly conduct. His letters are printed. About GO per cent of them have been postmarked from White Plains, in Westchester County, just north of New York City. Others have been postmarked in various New York City stations, and one was postmarked Pittsfield, Mass.

In a 13-state alarm sent out last spring, the police warned that "this person might be residing within your territory." It described him as a skilled mechanic with a "deep-seated hatred" of the utility company. Members of Burlingame cham- )er of commerce will elect their 1957 board of directors at a luncheon meeting December 17 at the larden cafe, Burlingame. The nominating i headed by Joseph O'Brien, has submitted the following list of nom.natiotas: Robert Thompson, attorney-at- James Wood, publisher; Bruce Kirkbride, insurance; Robert Rudd, Rudd-Buick, AubreV Glang, realtor; Wilbur Smith, manager of Bordens Dairy Delivery; Fred Quandt, painting contractor; John Mack, assistant manager, American Trust Burlingame; William Crosby Crosby-N- Gray Hugh Wayne, advertising and public relations; John Broderick, Burlingame postmaster; John Cockcroft realtor; Merle A. Larson, co-owner, U.S. Tire Supply John Ball, manager, Safeway stores; Robert Harper, district sales manager, Sylvania Electric Products Lecma Clark, owner Leona Clark Children's shop; Ned Yerington, manager Bekins Van Storage; George Robson, manager, Burlingame CC To Elect Board Bank of America, Broadway; Bichard Hearst, assistant vice president, First Western bank; Lawrence Plagmann, owner Burlingame Drug Beatrice Goodman, manager Patio shop, and Granvitte Browning, executive sec- son.

San Mateo Timet--9 Friday, Dec. 7, 1956 retary. Members of the nominating committee in addition to O'Brien are: Beatrice Goodman, Aubrey Glang, Lawrence Plagmann, Robert Rudd, James Wood, and Robert Thomp- AUCTION MONDAY and TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10 and 11. 7:30 P.M.

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Wis. OP)-- A concert a the Al Ringling Theatre here had just begun when a rainstorm disrupted power lines, plunging that portion of the city into darkness for over an hour. But no one left the theatre and the artist played on as though completely unaware of the difficulty. He was Alec Templeton, famed blind pianist. NEW CAR BUYERS TRAVELING CAN LEAD TO TROUBLE DON TAKE CHANCES! PLAY IT SAFE! BUY AT HOME! Here are 5 sound reasons it's smart to buy your new car at HOME from your FRANCHISED BURLINGAME SAN MATEO AUTOMOBILE DEALER, listed below: HE USES NO WILD OR GIMMICK ADVERTISING 2.

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1021 Burlingame Dr. Surlingomc 4100 El Camino, San Mateo CHEVROLET DICK BULLIS CHEVROLET 100 California Drive, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH JAMES MOTORS 790 San Mateo Drive, fan Mateo DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH PERIAT AND SONS 1320 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo DODGE COLUMBUS DODGE Lorton Burlingame FORD CAMINO MOTORS CO. 101 California Drive, MERCtiRY-LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL METCALF-MAYER 2 California Drive, Burlingame PACKARD CALIFORNIA DRIVE PACKARD 200 California Drive, Burlingame PONTIAC BURLINGAME MOTOR CO. 1215 California Drive, Burlingame VOLKSWAGEN DAVE RASMUSSEN VOLKSWAGEN 123 California Drive, Burlingame OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Make this Christmas a Practical One Take advantage of this Outstanding Value Event All Weather Raincoats IF only An interesting -collection of unusual weather-proofed coats.

Fabrics from materials used in coats selling to 22.98. They're young back-belted styles, all with smart youthful adjustable hats. Choose from checks, tapestry tweeds, bold plaids, of plain tweeds. Sizes- 8 to 18. Both San Mateo and Burlingame Stores open Tonight until 9 p.nu.