The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 19

FOR SALE i For Sale Automobiles Sale Prices 6Plym. Coupe 8 Plym. 4-Dr. Touring Sedan 595 Chev. 4-Dr.

Sedan 325 6 Buick 4-Dr. Tour. Sedan 395 Garner MOTOR CO. ORD MERCURY ZEPHYR 532 St. OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS Chrysler DAILY SPECIAL 38 Chev.

Coupe eautlful green finish, In perfect con' tion turnout. $575 $40 Down 7 Packard 120 Tour. Sedan 575 $100 Down Clyde Lowell CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS San Bernardino County and Western Nevada PI St. Phone 2149 PACKARD 6 Dodge Dlx. Coupe, a beauty! Only 2 Chev.

2-Dr. Sedan. Sacrifice at 135 1 Ford 4-Dr. 125 Wm. Maloof Cor.

7th and Streets Large Discount 39 Pontiac Dlx. 4-Door Tour. Sedan, radio OW MILEAGE. PONTIAC BEST AUTOMOBILE. SEE IT TODAY, Bruce Jordan DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DIST.

LOT 1598 4TH ST. LOT 2351 5TH ST. Bargains 7 Dodge 4-Dr. Tr. Sed.

545 4 Plymouth Coupe 195 9 Pontiac 8 4-Door Touring Sedan 895 Buck Wright 35 St. Ph. 593-63 Good Running Cars 929, 30 31 for $35 up Ford, Chevrolet, -etc. Every Car a Bargain Whittemore Baer WILLYS DEALERS 24 Court St. Ph.

323-24 Today Only 38 Nash Lafayette 4-Dr. Touring Sedan artln. overdrive, ebonr finish, a good by. only $745 ti. nova crown Ji 4th Phone 811-66 Quality Used Cars Cadillac La Salle Agency 2nd St.

Ph. 431-16 38 Buick Special door tourinar sedan, lots of extras, kly $795 mherspoon Motors 939 ULOSfi OUT SAIjflJ BUICK SEDAN $35 BUICK SEDAN 45 FORD ROADSTER 20 SERPA 533 6TH Studebaker Cruising sedan, car in excellent condition, good tires. Must sell at once, can arrange some terms. 787 Mt. View.

Phone 281-48. 9 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe 4-dr. trunk uedan, push button radio, htr. snap. J650 terms.

Hl-Ho-inn, Kim or tne World near Lake Arrowneaa. FORD V-8. stake. 157 wheel base, new rear end. New motor.

New paint. excellent buy, private party. 428 or 401 street. ord 31 Town Sedan, $154 iOSTOKEK 4B Olds Touring sedan, automatic gear shirt, low mileage. Sell or trade.

Terms. A. C. Hauer, 888 3rd St. Car radio.

1 small trailer. 1 large trailer, air brakes. 1330 Pontiac se- dan, extra. good. 327 F.

Ph. 221-57, Door Chev. sedan, quick sale $335, Paint Sc rubber priv. party, k. ti.

iiezer, uro uranne. 36 Ford Coupe, Radio C. "BILL" SIEVERS. 4TH ft 1 Ford Cpe. V-8 Whls.

$135 J. "MIKE" MICKEL. 976 E. ILL sacrifice equity in 39 DeSoto coupe, rn. 381-71 or 413-43.

7 Plymouth DeLuxe Tr. sed. Fact. built-in radio, like new. 248 23rd.

TUDE. 1937 Diet. CuRt. driven mi. a Duy at J415.

Ph. 425-90. BA Wanted, Autos 0 Used cars, condition no object. 4th si. Auto wrecKing.

Ph. 451-35. Auto Tires, Accessories, etc KSTERN OIL, 2-gal. can $.98 uuar. oauenes, ih.bs less ex.

THRIFTY TIRE CO. 4TH ft EBUILT TIRES, ail sites, reasonable. incKerrs service, flth ft Mt. Vernon Trucks, Commercial Cars HERMAN C. LYNN TRUCK HEADQUARTERS SOUTH ST.

PH. 221-62 B4 Chevrolet truck. 1929 mod-H A 4-dr. sedan. Ed Wall, 1202 Stoddard.

Autos and Trucks for Hire Drive Trucks. Ph. 541-03. Arrow- fcead n-Drive 6th D. Opp.

P.O. FOR SALE 70 Autoa and Trucks for Hire U-DRIVE trucks for rant. Ph. 641-78. Worsham U-Drlve 0., 1001 73 Motorcycles and Bicycles 32 Harley 74.

Bargain. 35 Harley 74. Bargain. Rathbun'g Motorcycle 611 3rd MOTORCYCLE, 1937 Indian Junior Scout, equity for sal. 157 E.

Olive. REAL ESTATE 74 Listings Wanted BUSINESS IS GOOD Have cash buyer for good size lot. Zone for multiple dwellings. Must be less than $1,000. In good rental location.

Need 3 bedrm. homes, north end location. Pri. under $4,500. At from $500 to $1,000 dn.

Call Cluck, the man of action, The Thompson-Pearce 487 5th St. Ph. 271-96. LISTINGS WANTED Have buyers for homes, north end. Also we specialize In exchanges.

C. S. French. 1040 Base Line. Ph.

291-36. 75 Wanted Real Estate HAVE buyer for Apartment house and alfalfa ranch. Goldman Realty 423 Court. Ph. 571-44.

WANT Bungalow Court, have $1,000 cash. Owners only, Box 352, Bun. 76 For Exchange ATTENTION CONTRACTORS: Have F.H.A. loan and plans approved for building. Wish to exchange my $600 equity In 4 room house on lot 86x255, located at 5220 Arrowhead for clear lot with at least 65 ft.

frontage. Phone 527-06. HOME AND INCOME Buy a new duplex, live In one side free, let the other side pay the paymts. A real Investment. Call 271-96 for additional Information.

$1,100 Equity in practically new 2 bedrm. home, near J.C. for $450 cash or well loc. No. end lot.

1183 Arrowhead Real Estate Office. Ph. 562-02 Acre ranch, 5 rm. home, screened sleeping porch, shade, fruit, chicken equipment. Want home in town.

C. S. French, 1040 Base Line. Ph. 291-36.

FOR SALE 5 lrg. tile bath, 70 ft. lot. All Improvements in. Will trade for car.

2897 Serrano Rd. Ph. 565-08. HAVE choice Boulevard frontago, No. 66 Hiway clear, for fruit grove, business or residential.

Will assume. Write Box 351. Sun. San Bernardino. 6 New homes for lots, mountain cabins, ranches, or car.

A. O. Stout, 1071 St. Ph. 613-24.

2 Irrigated acres partly improved for city residence. Sun Box 353. 60 Suburban Property NEW DEAL NO INTEREST ON BAL. Acre land, new 2 bedrm. home, gas, water.

$150 move in. Arthur Johnson, 1050 St. Ph. 554-18. 85 Houses for Sale NEW 4 lot 109x200, small payment down, bal.

$25.00 per mo. 595 Cypress Colton. $3,500 Buys 6-R. modern home in No. end, $150 down: You can't beat it.

J. H. McGuire, 416 Court. Ph. 554-47.

MY own home, 446 29th a New Eng. 2 bedrm. ft den at 2929 Stoddard. Best const, ft loc. In city.

303-84. OWNER offers low price for quick sale. Fine 6 rm. home nr. H.

S. Arthur Johnson, 1050 St. NEW 6-rm. house near Country Club. Real bargain.

Owner Florence E. Townsend, 552 Mt. View, Apt. No. 11.

LARGE, modern 2 bdrm. home, tile bath, fireplace, furn. or unfurn. Bargain. Terms.

1540 Mt. View. MY equity in 5 rm. stucco Colton, $150. Terms.

H. E. Baker. Sun Box 343, Augustine Hotel, Mon. eve, only.

5 Rm. home, glassed in porch, shade, fruit. Will take lot as dn. paymt. C.

S. French, 1040 Base Line. Ph. 291-36. 7 Rm.

large house on good close in. priced for quick sale. $3,500. J. C.

Preston, 425 Court St. EXCHANGE 12 room house in Redlands for home nr. L. A. Call 414 Court St.

Room house at 981 5th only $1,350 Now rented. Call 414 Court St. BEAUT. 5 rm. frm.

hse. 2(4 yr. old. A. Holcomb, 989 E.

Base Line. 594-90. 5 Room house, 1055 Western Ave. T. M.

Holmes, 197 Monroe Pomona. VITAL RECORDS NOTICES OF INTENTION TO WED HASSELL-TODD James Randolph Hassell, 23, Texas, resident of March field and Dorothy Mae Todd, 18, California, resident of San Bernardino. RAIO-MARCHETTE Antonio J. Raio, 30, Colorado, resident of Los Angeles and Gilda Marchette, 40, Italy, resident of Hollywood. WEDDING RINGS AT VONDEY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED GIEBELER-DeVORT William Giebel- er 23, California and Martha Ruth DeVore, 20, Oklahoma, both residents of San Bernardino.

PRESTON-BLODGETT-John Michael Preston, 22, New York and Eleanor Blodgett, 18, Minnesota, both residents of Pasadena. BORN VARGAS In San Bernardino, Califor nia, eDruary 1, 194U, at St. Bernardino's hospital, to the wife of Dr. R. A.

Vargas, 3056 Mountain View avenue, a son. GROSS In San Bernardino, California, reoruary 1, i4U, at St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of W. P. Gross, 280 Eleventh street, San Bernardino, a son.

WILLIAMSON In San Bernardino, California, February 1, 1940, at St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Thomas Williamson, corner street and Mt. Vernon avenue, Colton, a son, McRAE In San Bernardino, California, February 1, 1940, at Kamona Community hospital, to the wife of Leslie McRae, 455 West Foothill boulevard, Fontana. a son. LYNCH In San Bernardino, Califor nia, January 31, 1940, at Ramona Community hospital, to the wife of Paris Lynch, 560 North Sixth street, Colton.

a daughter. HOPE In San Bernardino, California, January 31, 1940, at San BernaMino County hospital, to the wife of El-wood Hope, 101 North Virginia street. Ontario, a daughter. DITTUS In San Bernardino, Califor nia, January 31, 1940, at San Bernardino County hospital, to the wife of Delbert Dittus, 1185 Central street, San Bernardino, a daughter. ESPINOSA In San Bernardino, Cali fornia, January 31, 1940, at San Bernardino County hospital, to the wife of Henry Espinosa.

1104 Calhoun street. Redlands. a daughter. TIRRES In San Bernardino, Califor nia, January 30. 1940, at Kamona Community hospital, to the wife of Richard Tirres, 2966 Ladera Road, Snn Bernardino, a son.

TALLEY In Redlands, California, Jan uary 31, 1940, at the Community hospital to the wife of Carl L. Talley, of Yucalpa, a son. DIED WINN In Redlands, California. Feb ruary 1, 1940, Mrs. Susnn K.

Winn, 78 years old, native of Tennessee and resident of Redlands 26 years. Funeral services will be conducted at REAL ESTATE 11 I I I I in I HTM '( SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1940 PAGE NINETEEN I 1 1 I I 85 Houses fur Sale FOR SALE The Harry 8. Webster home place at 1248 Street, Just north of Base Line. Eight-room house, two baths, can be arranged for two separate apartments; also small garage apartment. Fine location for physician or dentist.

Can build addition for office without interfering with living quarters. Page ft Savage, Mercantile Court. Courtesy to all licensed brokers. CLUCK SAYS A STEAL A nicely furn. 5 rm.

home, 1 yr. young, dble. $3,600 unfurn. $3,250. Floors high grade carpeted, No.

end, $500 dn. Please do not ring up ft try to steal this house location. Clunk will show you this steal. Thompson-Pearce 487 5th. Ph.

271-96. PROFESSIONAL MEN ATTENTION 1172 7 newly decorated, suitable for offices ft home. First house south of Base Line. Sen or lease. Kirk Freeman.

Ph. 635-52. 415 St. COMP. 2 BEDRM.

HSE. PRI. $2,275 Small dn. small monthly paymts. Base Line Gardens district, Barton St.

Cheap water, no meter. Low taxes. Select your own paint, color ft tne, wiison, 1544 a st. rn. 235-68.

BUY A NEW HOUSE Let us show you a large 2 bedroom home In best north end location. Easy flown payment. per mo. J. M.

HOWSON. Exc. Agt. 537 St. Ph.

221-93 WE will take your equity as dn. payt. ft build you a new home. You select your plans ft lot, we pay lor tnem, Why not investigate. People's Exchange Realty, 461 Highland Ave, Ph.

691-33 or 591-31. 3 BEDRM. SPECIAL Located just north of J.C. Has beaut, rose garden, lawn ft shrubs, Badminton court, house perfect, $400 bal, like rent. 1183 Arrowhead Real Estate Of fice.

Ph. 562-02. 5 Rm. frame home sleeping porch basement, high comp. shingle roof.

Lot 68x289. Fruit ft shade trees, chicken equipment. No. end. Only $3,250, $325 bal.

1 mo, F. W. FRENCH. 1080 G. PH.

423-44. 5 ROOM HOME FOR $1,000 5 rm. home, newly painted, papered ft decorated, paved st. near car line ft school, $400 down, $10 mo. Arthur Johnson, 1050 E.

Ph. 554-18. $100 $25 $2,800 3 sprinkling system, nearly new. 1312 Holly Dr. open today, Hornibrook.

Ph. 382-02. HOMES The Home is the center of family life. Protect It by a policy of Title Insurance issued by Security Title ins. Gtee.

to. $250 Buys equity in Nearly new .5 rm home on pav. St. H. school.

Tile uaui oc urain, oai. 934. ou mo. Arthur Johnson, 1050 E. Ph.

554-18. WANT CAR OR CASH DOWN PYMT, 227 25th new, large nifty, nice, 5 double garage. Monthly pymts, $24.90. Owner. Ph.

635-52. 2 Mod. 1 1 6-rm. For quick sale or rens Inq. 645 So, I St, 87 Income Property FOR SALE The lovely Garfield 540 19th 16 16 garages, will take trade casn lor part Daiance, easy.

See manager for Information. 88 Residential Lots GOOD north end lot, near school, $195.00 terms. SILAS S. STANLEY 2188 Arrowhead Ave. Ph.

413-8! WANT residential lot. Will trade painting jobs for Crestline or city lot Collins, 1477 F. Ph, 203-38. 25TH lot near 10th St. near Sierra Way.

1 Acre out of city $300. Easy terms, Mackie, 443 4th St. 89 Ranches 10 1 ml. to town, plenty water. Pr.

$1,800, $400 bal. easy. 10 8 A. walnuts, 18 yr. old trees.

Irr. ft city water. $5,500, $3,000 bal. easy. Stevens, 1361 Ontario.

MUSCOY Mod. 2 bedrm. home, large screen porch, dble. lawn, sprinkling system, fruit, shade, chk. eqpt.

for 1,500. Sacrifice $1,500 cash will handle. H. R. Boone, 2160 Darby St.

$3,500 buys one of the best chicken ranches. 5 rm. mod. home, tile roof, sprink, system. $500 cash, bal.

easy. Colquhoun. Ph. 361-53. 90 Citrus Property 20 A.

orange grove with crop, heaters, ample water. H. A. Durrell, 527 S. Buena Vista, Redlands.

Phone 5607. the F. Arthur Cortner chapel at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. FLORISTS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Waycott'a 431-71 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MARK B.

SHAW CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Regardless of your circumstances, our services are available. Staff licensed ft Association Members, four guarantee of superior workmanship. 468 Fifth San Bernardino. Ph.

2131 MEMORIAL CHAPEL EMMERSON'S MORTUARY REDLANDS BROOKS IDE AVE. PH. 6161 F. ARTHUR CORTNER Funeral Chapel, Redlands Next to Fostoffice Ph. 6511 Stephens ft Bobbitt Funeral Home "Information Without Obligation" U56 Street Phone 371-72 I.

M. Knopsnyder ft Son, Mortuary Expense A Matter of Your Own Desire Culton Phone Belgian Army Staff Head Resigns Post (By United Press) BRUSSELS, Belgium, Feb. 1. Vandenbergen, chief of the Belgian army's general staff resigned last night and it was reported without confirmation that he had opposed recent demobilization of certain military classes. Lieut.

Gen. Henri Denis, minister of national defense, obtained the cabinet's consent to name Major General Mlchiels as chief of staff with approval of King Leopold It was announced. The official statement said that Vandenbergen had asked to be placed in command of an army group. WASHINGTON Merry-Co-Round (Continued from Page Eleven) was too busy with state affairs. Trick Bombshell S.E.C.

Chairman Jerry Frank caused a near riot among his utility listeners with one part of his speech before the American Management association in New York. I STATE INOUIRV INTO SCHOOLS SISTEM USED Board of Education Acts While Graves-Kelty Controversy Continues Unsettled (Continued from Page Eleven) organization's request, Dr. Huls declined to vote, stating that he felt he did not have sufficient information on Technocracy's views. Burner of San Bernardino appeared before the board in behalf of Technocracy. He denied that the organization was opposed to the constitution and offered evidence which he said proved it is not political in nature.

Another move In untangling the problem of repaying Nineteenth street was made. The board approved a plan, proposed by City Engineer Gordon E. Stewart, providing for paving the street in front of the property of owners willing to pay their share of the cost. TO DROP PROJECT This move, he said, will result in the resurfacing of the entire south side, of the street and all but three or four sections of the north side. The section of street in question forms the north boundary of the high school campus between and streets.

Because of a new regulation of the W.P.A., the school district will discontinue the museum project it now sponsors, members agreed. Mr. Graves reported that sponsors are now required to pay 25 per cent of the cost of such an undertaking, materially raising the district's expense. A contract with Long Beach city schools for the education of a boy legally residing in San Bernardino, but who is attending school there while visiting a relative was approved. The superintendent explained the contract would make no additional expense for the San Bernardino district.

The board agreed to send one high school principal and three Junior high school principals to the state high school principals' convention March 18-22; two elementary principals to another convention at the same time; the art supervisor to the Pacific Arts association meeting in Pasadena is April, and the music supervisor to the national music educator's convention March 30 to April 5 in Los Angeles. II ES GET DIPEOMS (Continued from Page Eleven) diction. In addition to the processional music, the orchestra will play "Melody of Peace," by Martin. H. C.

McMilMn, principal of the high school, will present the class of 1940, followed by greetings from Albert D. Graves, superintendent of schools. Presentation of diplomas will follow and singing of the school hymn and pronouncing of benediction will conclude the service. The program has been arranged by class officers and committees with the aid of Mrs. Virginia R.

Coffey, director of speech; Miss Martha Alice Mackenzie, director of vocal music, and Osman Ingra-ham, director of instrumental music. They are high school teachers. Class officers are Tony Martins, president; Jean Garrett, vice president, and Herbert Wessel, secretary. Miss Mary Etta Brookes is faculty adviser. Miss Dack is the daughter of Mrs.

J. A. Dack, 530 Twenty-first street; Miss Hancock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.

A. Hancock, 1996 Herring-ton street; Miss Garrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garrett, 216 Seventh street, and Tony Martins, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Tony Martins, Arrowhead Springs. School's Gymnasium Will Get Exit Signs Additional safeguards against panic in the event of fire in the San Bernardino senior high school gymnasium will be installed under recommendations of the buildings and grounds committee, approved last night by the school board. Following suggestions of H. A. Purden, City fire inspector, exit signs will be placed over the west doors of the gymnasium, similar signs over stairs in the balcony and panic devices over the west two doors.

The cost was estimated at $200. The committee also was instruct ed to study requests of parents for protecting Arrowview junior high and senior high school students from rain and muddy grounds. A petition signed by 35 persons asked that covered walks be placed between all buildings at Arrowview. High school parents asked that some sort of walk be laid between the gymnasium and the administration building. Marine Corps Will Close City Station The sub-district U.

S. marine corps recruiting station in San Bernardino will be closed Saturday on orders of the marine corps headquarters, Washington, D. accord ing to word received from district headquarters yesterday. CITY records I I I Nil SI PRECIPITATION Blanket of White in Mountains Pleases Resort Owners Who Look to Winter Sports (Continued from Page Eleven) peratures with gentle, changeable winds off the coast." Although the storm brought heavy rainfall to San Bernardino, no damage was reported. In Los Angeles yesterday, however, traffic was interrupted during the morning rush period by water overflowing from clogged gutters and drains.

Several transcontinental planes were forced to change departure schedules because of low-hanging fog. JOYOUS AT SNOW The rainfall total for San Bernardino is above that of last season to date, with 11.22 inches recorded this year. Last year the seasonal fall to date was 11.10 inches. Big Bear resort owners were joyous at the snowstorm, but expressed fears that not enough would fall to provide for the previously postponed winter sports carnival sponsored by the Los Angeles junior chamber of commerce. Flames Rage in Battery Shop of Santa Fe Line (Continued from Page Eleven) the blaze started from a short circuit in either the large Southern California Edison company transformers on poles above the structure, or in some of the electrical equipment In the shop.

No estimate of the damage could be made last night. The shops and yards were largely in darkness because the power supply to the transformers at the building, which furnished light for that section of the yard, was shut off soon after the blaze started. Santa Fe Fire Chief L. E. Moo- dy and his crew of 10 men arrived within a few minutes, and with two engines were able to prevent the fire from spreading.

The headquarters squad of the San Bernardino fire department also answered the alarm. IN THE SHADOWS JOHN CAPELL Funeral services for John Capell were held at 2 D.m. vesterdav at thp Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev. Jesse Smith officiating.

"Abide With Me" and "Lead Kindly Light" were sung. Pallbearers were L. B. Breeze, John C. Schul, Willis Hill, F.

E. Currier. Norman M. Bird, and Glenn E. Staffer.

Burial was in Mountain View cemetery. ANNIE GELSTON LEEKLEY Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Gelston Leekly were held Wednesday from the Rialto Congregational church with the Rev. George F. Mathis officiating.

Mrs. Lena Lash and Mrs. Beatrice Brimmer, accom panied by Mrs. Jacob Van Vliet, sang "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "Lead Kindly Light." Evelyn Ryan Kircher played several selections. Pallbearers were W.

S. Farner, W. A. Hargis, J. A.

Crowder, Jacob Van Vliet, James Mason, and W. T. Dnnn. remation followed at Montecito Memorial park, with Simpson Funeral home of Rialto in JAMES MILLER Funeral services for James Miller will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the chapel of J.

W. Wood-house mortuary. Burial will follow in Pioneer cemetery, LESTER J. LEWIS Funeral services for Lester J. Lewis will be held at 10 a.m.

Sat urday from the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel, with burial in Mountain View cemetery. mass No inconvenience. No griping. ESPOTABS token at bedtime work thoroughly in early morning.

Buy them al all druggists. 1 0c, 25c, 50c, 75c sizes. 'Espotabs 1 THE FORMULA FlttSH LAXATlVt LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Anderson Anderson, Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 13-365 In the Matter of the Estate of PEDRO HERNANDEZ, Deceased. NOTICE Is hereby Riven by the un dersigned VLADIMIR A.

CHERBAK as the Administrator of the estate of PEDRO HERNANDEZ, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of San Bernardino, or to pre sent tnem, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice to the said VLADIMIR A. CHERBAK at 960 East Arrow Highway, Upland, California, the same being his place of business in all mutters connected with said estate of PEDRO HERNANDEZ, deceased. VLADIMIR A. CHERBAK. As Administrator of the Eitnte of Pedro Deceased.

ANDERSON ft ANDERSON, -f Attorneys for said Administrator. Dated January 30, 1940. Text of Swing Liquor Reform Bill Received (Continued from Page Eleven) In violation of the provisions of such ordinance. This paragraph shall be applicable on and after the effective date of this section." Under the terms of the proposed bill, cities would have the power to determine whether liquor could or could not be sold within their cor porate limits. Counties would have the same power insofar as territory outside of Incorporated cities is concerned.

Individual townships in county territory, however, would be (Continued from Page Eleven) utive committee, school legislative body, are Bob Vautherot. president of the student body; Don Niemeyer, vice-president; Glenn Hosinger, secretary; John Williams, commissioner of finance; Jack Stearns, veil leader; Betty Reed, president of Girls' league; Pat Quarry, commis sioner of girls' athletics; Harold Brown, commissioner of boys ath letics; Winifred Taberv commission er of forensics: Kathleen Guthrie. commissioner of scholarship; Frank lin White, commissioner of music, Margaret Moran. senior commis sioner of publications; Carolyn Pat terson, junior commissioner of pub lications; Norma Jean Noblitt, commissioner of dramatics: Desmond Wedberg, commissioner of associat ed clubs; Winona Ames, commis sioner of social affairs; and Paula Jean Lyall, commissioner of welfare. Many of these students were also on the executive committee last semester.

Class presidents who am mem bers of the committee are Jack Vautherot. Senior Ronald Smith. Junior and Bill McMullen, Junior B. H. C.

McMillin, principal, ad ministered the oath of office to the new members. Retiring executive committee members are James Fox, president; Bob Vautherot, vice-president; Norma Dack, secretary; Don Niemeyer, commissioned of boys' athletics; Kathryn Gentry, commissioner of forensics: Gerald Knllv. mm. mlssioner of music; Glenn Holsing- er, junior commissioner of publications; Betty Ebert, commissioner of drama; and Frank Blnnev. commis sioner of associated clubs.

The William H. Harrison trnnhlna for the winners of the doubles tennis tournament were presented tn Ruth Penhale and Lloyd Cooper, by Barbara Morris, vice-president of the tennis club. If factory workers were deprived of their labor-saving machinery and had to rely entirely on hand tools, it is estimated the cost of making each car would amount to $17,850. PUP ES HONDFI 1 1 GRADUATES FORMAL announcements and Invitations to be socially correct should be copperplate printed or engraved. Let us help you with proper form and modern type styles.

Call 2121 SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE 430 Court Street, San Bernardino LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Civil Code Sec. 2466, 1468. 2470 STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of San Bernardino )ss. I hereby certify that I am transact ing business in the State of California, at 1186 San Bernardino, under a designation and name not showing the names of persons interested as partners in such business, to-wlt: H. H.

ELECTRICAL COMPANY. Name: Laurance A. Herkelrath. Place of residence: 118 No. Pepper San Bernardino, Calif.

STATE OP CALIFORNIA County of San Bernardino )ss. On the 1st day or. f'eoruary in tne year one thousand nine nunared ana forty, before me, personally appeared LAURANCE A. HERKELRATH, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged to me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand and the seal of my office this 1st day of February, 1940.

E. Li, FLEMING, Notary Public in and for the County of San Bernardino, State of California. (Seal) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MORT GAGE PERSONAL PROPERTY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Notice of Intention to Mortgage Personal Property, WITNESSETH That notice Is jre- by given that the underaigned intends to mortgage all that certain personal property consisting of: All fixtures ana equipment located in the Coffee Shop in the business known as the Fontana Motor Court and Coffee Shop, 244 East hill Boulevard, Fontana, California, belonging to MARY. BRACHT MAR TIN POWELL located at 244 East Foothill Boulevard, Fontana, California. That a mortgage of the same will be made and the consideration thereof will be paid on the 10th day of February, 1940, at the banking house of the Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company, 440 Court Street, San Bernardino.

California, at 9:00 o'clock A.M.: that the address of the Mort gagor is 244 East Foothill Boulevard, Fontana. California, and that the address of te Mortgagee Is 244 East Foothill Boulevard, Fontana, California. ADDA WILCOX MUZZY, D. W. MUZZY.

DONN W. MUZZY. MYRTLE WILCOX BOYD, MARGARET MUZZY, MORTGAGORS. DATED this 12th day of January, 1940. Swing Swing, Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS No.

13361 In the Matter ot the Estate of GEORGE S. MASON. Deceased. NOTICE is hereby by the undersigned NELLIE R. MASON as the Administratrix of the Estate of required to abide by the decision for the entire county.

Governor Olson included such a plan in his call for the special session. The Indications are, however, that the legislature may not regard the reform in the set-up as an emergency and will decline to consider it at the special session. The measure would go on the November ballot If two thirds of the members of each house of the legisalture voted approval. The constitutional amendment is necessary because it would alter provisions in the present constitutional provision voted by the people. 149 STUDENTS (Continued from Page Eleven) music by an ocarina duo of Joseph Colley and Robert Hamby.

The class history in song will be sung by Laurene Pearson, Shirley Graefe, Maxine Hoak, Barbara Heldt, and Rayle Palca. A jingled class will is to be recited by Donald Gilbert, June De Haan and Robert Hambly. "The Scoop," a prophesy in play form, will be enacted by Richard Costillo, Delia Lopez, and Donald Rouch-leau. The class will sing a new school song composed by Barbara Heldt and violin and piano selections will be played by Glenna Rouse and Louise Hallowell. The program will end as the 9A boys and girls march out of the auditorium for the last time as students of Sturges.

1 New York, Chicago Super-Road Sought (By United Press) CHICAGO, Feb. 1. A super-highway 200 feet wide stretching 865 miles between Chicago and New York without a corner, traffic signal or crossroad was proposed today by Walter A. Jones, chairman of the Pennsylvania Turnpike commission. Jones, addressing the American road builders convention, said such a highway would cut automobile traveling time between the two cit ies to 14V4 hours, faster than pres ent train schedules.

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MASON, de- NELLIE R. MASON, As Administratrix of the Estate ot George S. Mason, Deceased. SWING SWING Attorneys for said Administratrix. Dated January 17, 1940.

Fred A. Wilson, Attorney NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF TESTAMENTARY TRUSTEE No. 11669 In the Superior Court of the State of California In and For the County of San Bernardino. In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH ELIZABETH WEIDMAN, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the petition of JOHN A.

KERMOTT and KATHLEEN KERMOTT for the appointment of KATHLEEN KERMOTT as Trustee under the last will and testament of SARAH ELIZABETH WEIDMAN, deceased, will be heard at ten o'clock A.M., on the 5th day of February, 1940, at the court room of Department Two of the above entitled Court at the Court House in the Cltv of San Bernardino in the above desig- natea county ana state. HARRY L. ALLISON, Clerk. By Edith Campbell. Deputy Clerk, FRED A WILSON Attorney for Petitioner.

Dated January 25th, 1940. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that MARY BRACHT M. POWELL of 244 East Foothill Bouie-rd. Fontana, California, intends to sell ADDA WILCOX MUZZY. MYRTLE 'TLCOX BOYD.

DONN W. MUZZY and MAR GARET MUZZY, of 244 East Foothill Boulevard, Fontana, California, that certain business known as the Fontana Motor Court and Coffee Shoo, located 244 East Foothill Boulevard. Fon-tu.) California, and all stock and fix tures uDDurtenant to said business. The purchase price is to be paid at the office of the Pioneer Title Insur ance and Trust Company, 440 Court Street, San Bernardino, California, on February 10th. 194U, at a.ju.

o'clock. Any person or persons having ac cnimt. train at snld business are horo hi, nntlfirrl to nresent same to said Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust Company, on or before said riAl. MARY BRACHT MARTIN POWELL, OUIT STURGES VALLEV FIRM'S BID ON FOREST ROAD LI LOW Matich Brothers Submit Figure Of $57,150 for Crestline Project to State (Continued from Page Eleven) way office, the work will raise the highway to the standard of the high gear road from San Bernardino to the mountain crest. The roadway, now varying In width from 16 to 18 feet, will be widened to 22 and 23 feet and the curves will be lengthened.

Two large culverts will be installed to carry runoff water from Crestline road underneath the high gear road. FUNDS IN BUDGET The entire stretch of the highway will be repaved and parking space provided at several points along its length to take care of automobiles halted by snow or mechanical difficulty. The highway commission in its 1939-41 budget included ail allocation of $78,000 for the work. Businessmen's assocations and other civic groups in Crestline have long agitated for an improved highway to carry the traffic to the resort. Bloomington Man Operating Quarry H.

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CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis ZULCH AUTO WORKS Ph. 401-62 3rd and I Sts. WK LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Edward Everett, Attorney CERTIFICATE OF BUISINESS FICTITIOUS NAME (Pursuant to Seetioni 2466, 2468, 24(9. Civil Code of California) THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a Realty Subdivision Sales and Service business in the Town of 29 Palms, County of San Bernardino, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of JOSHUA PARK ESTATES, and that said firm is composed ot the following person, whose name and address is as follows, to-wit: Name: Walter Adam McConnell. Residence address: 2704 Liberty Boulevard, South Gate, Calif.

witness my nana wis 22a aay 01 December, 1939. WALTER ADAM McCONISKLLi. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Los Angeles )ss. On this 22d day of December in the year nineteen hundred and Thirty-Nine, before me, the undersigned, a Noiary Public in and for said County, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared WALTER ADAM McCONNELL, known to me to be the person whose name 11 suosennea to the within instrument and acknowl- m. Va avatfitAfl tha Mm WITNESS my nana ana otriciai aeai.

ANNA E. CLARKE, Notary Public In and for said County and State. My Commission expires March 81, 1940. (Seal) EDWARD EVERETT, Attorney, S300 Long Beach South Gate, California. Duckworth, Harrison Musssll, Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS kVl 1C1 In the Matter of the Estate of LENA 1XWS sometimes wruws LENA D.

McSHANE, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned J. M. McSHANE si the Administrator of the Estate of LENA DOSS McSHANE, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk ol the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Ban Bernardino, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication ot Tnii notice to the said Administrator tt the law ffiees of Duckworth, Harrison sV Musso'l 33 Cltlsens National Bank Building. Ji Bernardino, California, the same being the place of busings In all matters connected with said -late of LENA DOSS McSHANE, sometimes written LENA D.

McSHANE. deceese i. J. M. McSHANE, As Administrator of the Estate of Lena Doss McShsne, Dectsysed.

ptTKWORTH, HARRISON 'Attorneys fur said AdminUtrsfof, Dated January ttb, 1940..