The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 9

She Will Become Auxiliary Army Pilot as the Yel- 1 I L- I i fE IV 1 Maurlno Brumvold, San Bernardino girl pilot, who has been accepted for training In the army's flight training program. She is the dispatcher of army planes at the air depot, a job for which she qualified because of her experience as an amateur pilot. The medical department oi the U. S. Army contlns more than medical officers.

Alabama is known lowhammer state. Only in parts of the southwest is the American climate suitable for the growing of olives. The apple blossom is the state flower of Arkansas. BUS? PHONE 4796 for best days and trips -for comfortable travel Avoid crowds and have a better trip by traveling Mondays, through Thursdays, instead of week-ends. Thus you make room for service men on precious week-end furloughs and make yourself more comfortable, too.

See your courteous bus agent well in advance for other helpful travel tips. Buy tickets early. Take only one suitcase. Be on time it's a patriotic duty, PACIFIC ELECTRIC DEPOT 549 Third Street Phone 4796 mm mm Arizona is a large producer of copper, gold, silver and lead. SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1943 Girl Dispatcher At Air Field to Fly Army Ships Pilot Grounded With Outbreak of War to Enter Ferry Service Attractive Maurine Brunsvold, San Bernardino pilot, wants to fly for Uncle Sam.

But she has been grounded since the attack on Pearl Harbor, when the west coast was designated as a combat zone. It takes more than a war to keep Miss Brunsvold away from planes, however. Since last September she has been an aircraft dispatcher at the San Bernardino Army Air field. She has scheduled the arrival and departure of hundreds of planes and helped chart courses for Visiting pilots. WINS APPOINTMENT But now Miss Brunsvold, a win some brunette, is about to fulfill her ambition.

She has been accepted schooling under the army's flight training program for women and soon will leave for Houston, Texas, to embark upon her new career. Upon completion of her training, she will be eligible for assignment to the women's ferry command, branch of the army air forces. With her brother, Miss Brunsvold owns a two-passenger cabin plane, which she had been flying since 1938. When the ban on private flying was ordered in December, 1941, she placed her ship in storage in Albuquerque, where it will remain until after the war. HOLDS PILOT'S LICENSE Miss Brunsvold learned to fly at the old Shandin Hills airport.

Her instructor was the late Guinn Cook. At present Miss Brunsvold is acting chairman of the Los Angeles section of the Women's fly ing club, known as the 99's, an organization of licensed women fliers founded several years ago by Amelia Earhart. "I like my work at the air field," Miss Brunsvold said yesterday in her glass-enclosed office in the depot's new operations building, "but NEARLY TWO MILLIONS FOR COUNTY'S REALTY PURPOSES ADVANCED IN FEBRUARY Construction Projects For Month Top 15 Southland Counties Reflecting a boom in real es tate business, lending institutions in San Bernardino county advanced a total of $1,982,536.07 in loans for realty developments during February. is more than double the amount loaned for this purpose in January and nearly three times as great as the amount loaned in February, 1942, according to Clyde V. Whitney, vice-president of the Security Title Insurance Guarantee who compiled the figures.

As a further comparison the to tal February real, estate loans in San Bernardino county were great er than the combined totals of Riverside and Orange counties. A summary of real estate lend ing activities in the county, as computed from county records, shows that a total of 728 separate loans were made during February. This is more than for any of the 15 counties exclusive of Los Angeles county on which lending rec ords were announced by Mr. Whit ney. In January, 1943, real estate loans in the county, 307 in number, totaled $962,388.03, while in Feb ruary, 1942, the figures were 255 loans for a total of $757,678.23.

Lending institutions making the principal February real estate loans in the county, together with the number of loans and the total amount of money involved, are as follows: Bank of America, Pomona branch, $395,600 (177 loans, mostly involving Larkman park housing tract) Pomona First Federal Savings Loan association, $259,850 flying has been my first love. I can't wait to get into the air again, especially now that the country needs every available flier for war duty. "If I succeed in winning an appointment in the women's ferry command, I will be able to relieve a flier for fighting duty. I think that is important." (77 loans, largely on Base Line sociation, $27,757.36 Gardens housing tract); Los An- Claremont Building geles Federal Savings Loan as sociation, $109,240 (40 loans, most of which were for defense houses in a tract near the junior college) Frank F. Pellissier Sons, $100,000 (one loan ona west-end ranch) Santa Fe Federal Savings Loan association, $49,418.04 (28 loans); Redlands Federal Savings Loan association, $39,045 (24 loans); Orange Belt Federal Savings Loan association, Col-ton, $36,800 (13 loans); Euclid Guarantee Building Loan as- Mormon Leader Hits At Selling of Liquor SALT LAKE CITY, April 6 (IP) A ban against "liquor stores which are disfiguring our mountain valleys" was sought today by Charles A.

Callis, member -of the council of 12 apostles of the L.D.S. church at the one hundred and thirteenth annual conference here. Addressing thousands of Mor mon leaders gathered here from throughout the intermountain re gion, cauls citea figures and statistics of liquor consumption in Utah which he said were a waste and a disgrace to the state, and asked abolishment of liquor stores. Army Cook Gets Medal For His Valorous Act FORT CRONKHITE, April 6 (IP) Corp. Ernest E.

Haack, 23, Ab- botsford, today was awarded the first soldier's medal for valor in the San Francisco harbor de fense area since the start of the war. Haack, a cook, risked his life to put out a burning stove at Fort Cronkhite. After warning the men in the building to clear out, he attempted to control the blaze. The stove blew up in his face and Haack was burned severely. CASH FOR USED CARS WE PAY MOREI BRUCE JORDAN Fourth and Sts.

Phone 5178 i a Lieut 'Guinea- Sicfc Vf A wm other ueve 1J? tW 1 1 Hl "Se; Press savs 30 'aduate to! 11 THE BYLINE OF DEPENDABILITY (18 loans) Loan as sociation, $23,250 (nine loans); First Federal Savings Loan association of San Bernardino, (14 loans); American National bank, $20,250 (five loans); and Bank of America, San Bernardino branch, $17,975 (eight loans). In the 15 counties listed in the report made by Mr. Whitney, San Bernardino county loan totals for February were topped only by those in San Diego county, which had 646 loans for a total of 210,502.96. Death Disclosed of Development Pioneer LOS ANGELES, April 6 CP) Death of Nathan Wilson Stowell, 91, who financed and installed many of the irrigation systems in arid districts of Southern Califor nia, became known today. He died Saturday.

Stowell was a leader in the development of one of the largest Ir rigation systems in the nation by harnessing Colorado river water for use in the Imperial valley. As a real estate developer he built and financed several business buildings here and for many years was vice-president of Pacific Clay Products Co. il 1,1 1 1 LHEj PAGE NINE 16 Stops on Bus Line Eliminated Council Approves Conservation Policy The Gate City' Bus Line wat granted permission by the mayor and city council to eliminate bus stops at 16 intersections along the company's San Bernardino routes. Gladys Porter and Elizabeth Schilling, operators of the line, asked that the 16 stops be eliminated upon the recommendation of the office of defense transportation in the interests of conserving rubber and equipment Their request to install "no stop" signs at the 16 crossings along th line was granted by the council. Following are the intersections at which the company's motor coaches will no longer stop: Sixth street at Harris and streets; Mt.

Vernon avenue at Victoria, Vine, Union, Olive, Orange, Nineteenth, Magnolia and Reece; Base Line at Davidson and Massachusetts; Perris street at Home and Magnolia; Seventeenth street at Massachusetts (west side), and Highland avenue at Terrill. a DISSOLVES DANDRUFF Th Hollywood Way To Hoir 8outy Sold at Darrah'i Pharmacy SAN BERNARDINO -INFORMATION DEPARTMENT t'lluij It in San Bernardino" Ambulance-Mark B. Shaw Co. Ph. 2131 "A distinctive service to (it every purse." Day and night ambulance service.

Funeral directors. Lady attendant An institution of friendly counsel, You are invited to visit us. 468 Fifth Street. Auto Repair Service-Strout's Ph. 5809 10 years in SAME location.

We maintain a completely equipped garage; we employ competent mechanics, give personal attention to every detail and guarantee every job. Genuine parts for all ears; batteries; electrical parts; carburetors and parte; brake lining, hydraullo brake parts, etc. 608 Arrowhead Avenue at Sixth Street Braces-Nolan Brace Shop Ph. 603-43 Our 36 years experience In making and fitting to your needs trusses, back braces, leg braces, belts, corsets, arch supporters, that fit right. Buy from a reliable local shop for less.

Lady attendant. Nolan Brace Shop, 371 Street Phone 603-43. Dairy-Knudsens Products At Grocers COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTERMILK HOMOGENIZED MILK HALF HALF FRESH MILK and CREAM HAMPSHIRE: CREAM KNUDSEN The Very Best Daily Products Dentistry Dr. H. Finley Improved methods and materials.

Transparent plates and translucent teeth help dentistry avoid many previous difficulties in plate work. Plates repaired while you wait Fuller Room 5. Phone 323-48. Hardware-Geo. M.

Cooley Co. Ph. 2107 PLUMBING, Tools, Electrical Appliances, Acme Paints, Varnishes, Builders' Hardware, Oil and Gas Heaters, Day Night Water Heaters, Lawn Mowers, Garden Supplies, Housewares, Glassware. Two convenient stores: 383 Third Street 1197 Street Phone 231-91. Jewelry-Vondey's 309'E'St.

Ph. 241-21 A complete Jewelry store offering you fine quality, good values and conscientious service, A registered jeweler and certified gemologlst to serve you. Established In 1920. Leather Goods-Schaff's Ph. 374-00 Saddles, Harness, Cowboy Boots and Hats, Blankets, Bits, Spurs, Holsters, Scabbards, Belts, Streamlined Luggage, Power Belting, General Leather Repairs.

Mall orders promptly filled. Schaff Leather Wholesale and Retail Free Parking at 408-10 Street Photo-Engraving Ph. 521-82 Copper and zlno cuts for every purpose. Color plates, stereos and mats. Whether it Is a book cover, a new design for your stationery or anything, our artists can give you help.

Inland Engraving Colortype.Co., Rialto Avenue and Street Printing Ph. 2121 Complete commercial printing service, Including direct mall, multi-graphing, mimeographing, mailing lists, addressing and multllith work. Sun Printing and Publishing House, 430 Court Street Refrigerated Fur Storage Ph. 561-92 JOE GROSS FURS 2921 ARROWHEAD AVE. REPAIRING, RESTYLING, CLEANING PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Termite Control-W.

L. Frazier Ph. 433-33 Specialists In Termite and Fungi control. Guaranteed methods and reasonable prices. Not an out-of-town man, has been here for 13 years doing Termite work.

Free Inspection and estimates. Easy terms. Res. phone 263-98; office address, 443 Fourth Street; residence address, 2978 Stoddard avenue. A bonded Termite operator.

Title Insurance-Pioneer Ph. 4791 A complete title insurance, escrow and trust service since Ample resources, modern facilities and adequate personnel. Pioneer Title Insurance Trust 440 Court St firancbea at 1 Csntro and Las Vegas, Nev..