The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

Page 6 SAN BERNARDINO VITAL RECORDS MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED WHEATLEY-TUNKS George Howard Wheatley, 25. Missouri, resident of San Diego, and Kathryn M. Tunks, 24. Missouri, resident of Ontario. DIMMITT-KARR Robert Earl Dim-mitt, 23, California, and Patricia Lou Karr.

18, Oklahoma, both residents of San Bernardino. 6MITH-HUGHES Herschel Howard Smith, 37, Iowa, and Frances Mar-jorie Hughes, 25, Missouri, both residents of San Bernardino. GRANGAARD- WALZ DarreH Mar-eton Grangaard, 22, South Dakota, and Mary Adele Walz, 21, South Dakota, both residents of South Gate. GONZALES-FERNANDEZ John G. Gomales, 18, California, ana trances Fernandez, 17, Texas, both residents of San Bernardino.

CROSSMA.X-K A iI Norman Wavne Crossman, 24, Illinois, and Evelyn Mae Kramer, 22, California, both residents of Ontario. SANDERS-SINGLETON Clarence Raymond Sanders. 22, California, resident of Corona, and Florine Lenora Singleton, 22, California, resident of San Bernardino. MINOR-WILDE Charles Harrison Minor, 54, Kansas, resident of Los Angeles, and Marie Bernadette Wilde. 25, Nebraska, resident of Hollywood.

JONES-RUST Lloyd Lewis Jones, 42, Iowa, and Elizabeth Dee Rust, 42, Arkansas, both residents of Long Beach. WEDDING RINGS AT VONDEY'S Wedding Chapelt BIG BEAR WEDDING CHAPEL At Atchley'a Camp, Big Bear Lake Mrs. B. H. Atchley, ordained minister.

Fhone BORN CHRISTY In San Bernardino, California, March 12, ly44, at St. Bernardino's hospital, to the wife of Capt. Robert H. Christy, 2664 street, ban Bernardino, a daugnter. SURR In San Bernardino.

'California, March 22. 1944, fct St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of John Surr, 2850 Valencia avenue, San Bernardino, a daughter. HAY In San Bernardino, California, March 12, 1944, at St. Bernardine's hospital, to the widow of John Shay, 8056 I street, San Bernardino, a daughter.

ADAMS In San Bernardino, California, March 12, 1944. at St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Lowell Adams, Box 304, Rialto, a son. BURGESS In San Bernardino, California, March 12. 1944, at St.

Ber-nardine's hospital, to the wife of George W. Burgee, 22 North Emerald street, Fontana, a son. BAlrvBRIDGE In San Bernardino, California, March 12. 1944, at Ramona Community hospital, to the wife of H. Bainbridge, 422 North Riverside drive, Rialto, a daughter.

CANO In San Bernardino, California, Marsh 12, 1944, at Ramona Community hospital, to the wife of Frank Cano, 626 Mt. Vernon avenue, San Bernardino, a daughter. OLENN In San Bernardino, Cali fornia, March 11, 1944, at Ramona Community hospital, to the wife of Pfe. William L. Glenn, Route 1, Box 365 Colton.

a daughter. OHNSON In Loma Linda, California, March 11, 1944, at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of Glen Johnson, rural route, San Bernardino, a son. SMITH In San Bernardino. California, March 10, 1944, at St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of John C.

Smith. 1106 Scenic drive, San Bernardino, a daughter. BENNETT In Loma Linda. California, March 9. 1944, at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of Seth Bennett, 1603 Ohio street, Redlands, a son.

RILEY In Loma Linda. California, March 9, 1944, at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of William M. Riley, general delivery, Redlands, a daughter. 8COTT In Loma Linda, California, March 8, 1944, at Loma Linda hospital, tot he wife of Ray Scott, 618 Monterey street, Redlands, a daughter. PAYNE In Loma Linda.

California, March 8, 1944, at Loma Linda hospital, to the wife of J. Payne, Coachella, a son. HOLLAND In Loma Linda, California, March 6, 1944. at Loma Linda hos pital, to the wife of Pvt. brnest Carl Holland.

1145 Belvan street. San Bernardino, a daughter. DIED MORTENSEN Near San Bernardino, California, March 12, 1944, Mrs. Emma Clara Mortensen, 70. native of Jonesville, Indiana; resident of California 24 years: at Devore 10 years.

Funeral arrangements pending with Mark B. Shaw Co. in charge. CASEY In San Bernardino, California, March 12, 1944. James H.

Casey. 81, native of Webster county, Missouri; resident of California two and a half years; in San Bernardino one year. Funeral arrangements pending with Mark B. Shaw Co. in charge.

ROBERSON In San Bernardino, California, March 10, 1944. Mrs. Ella Roberson. 83 years old. native of Illinois.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from Tillie Funeral home with interment in the Titv rerneterv WILKINSON In Riverside, California. March 12. 1944. Crystal Wilkinson.

29, native of Indiana, resident of Blythe, California. Funeral arrangements pending with Stephens Bobbin in charge. DAILY SUN HARDMAN In Long Beach. California, March 11, 1944, James Hardman, 60. native of England, resident of Redlands 21 years.

Funeral to be held Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the Little Chapel of the Palms, Redlands. Service at mausoleum in Montecito Memorial park to be conducted by American Legion, Emmerson mor tuary in charge. CEMETERIES MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY Highland Avenua at Waterman San Bernardino r'hone 561-88 Mausoleum Perpetual Care MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Phone San Bdno. 625-90. Cemetery ion Crematory FUNERAL DIRECTORS MARK B.

SHAW CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Regardless of your circumstances, our services are available. Staff licensed Association Members. Your guar antee of superior workmanship. MEMORIAL CHAPEL 458 Fifth San Bernardino.

Ph. 2131, F. ARTHUR CORTNER Funeral Chapel. Redlands. Next to Postoffice.

Phone 8511. KREMER FUNERAL HOMB Formerly Woodhouse Mortuary SERVICE THAT SATISFIES 1356 MT. VERNON AVE. PH. 5119 EMMERSON'S MORTUARY REDLANDS BROOKSIDE AVE.

PHONE 6161. I. M. Knopsnyder Son Mortuary, Expense A Matter of Your Own Desire Colton, calif. n.

44-j. Firestone Hour Soloist Coming Margaret Speaks, star soloist of "The Voice of Firestone," and three San Bernardino girls, who recently auditioned for the "Hour of Charm," will appear on the program of the San Bernardino Ar gonaut club's breakfast-meeting Thursday at 7 a.m. in the Califor nia hotel. The three sopranos, who have not yet learned the results of their auditions for the national radio broadcast, are Pauline Brown of 1761 Genevieve street, Barbara Wright of 848 Olive street and Emogene Hobbs of 426 Fifth street James K. Guthrie will serve as program chairman for the meet' ing, while President Charles E.

Marcy of the Argonauts will conduct the business portion of the meeting. Miss Speaks, who is also a soprano and noted on the radio, may sing during the program. Each of the San Bernardino girls will sing the number she used in the radio audition, as well as one other selection. The audition num bers are: Miss Hobbs, "Kiss In the Miss Brown, "My Miss Wright, "L'amour Toujours L'amour." Argonauts to Hold Annuel Spring Ball hi iiiuiiiauu inuar San Bernardino Argonaut club's annual spring dance will be held Friday night at the Highland Woman's clubhouse, with the St. Patrick's motif to be carried out.

Dancing will be held from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m., with Al Thome's orchestra furnishing the music. A buffet lunch will be served at midnight. Floyd H. Wells Is general chairman of the affair.

His committee members include Chet Crain, Robert Bostwick, Harvey Olds, Homer Parham, Charles Lasher and their wives. Only Argonauts and their friends will be admitted. Only Argonauts and their 1 tiiiii 4 i iikmn i n'fc rtii "i TiWWr" iliMMl' iiUrt itf I'liTw'ii'ii'Mi'tl'iliy Hi real estate loan arranged through this bank affords prompt, friendly service, highly experienced counsel, arrangements to fit your personal re fllP quirements, and a bank credit relationship of valua for future financial needs. This bank makes real estate loans (including those Insured by FHA) on all types of improved property homes, flats, apartments, stores, industrial and other buildings, and on farm and range lands. If you are buying a home or wish to refinance an existing mortgage, first see Bank of America.

ISmtk tt( America NATIONAL JtffiVcs ASSOCIATION Mr mh Frderil Drpoiit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Tuesday, March 14, 1944 Few Signed for Army and Navy Training Tests Educators Urge Boys' Parents to Study Advantages The armed services will sample the aptitude and general know ledge of San Bernardino's pre-ifr duction age youths Wednesday when examinations arp conducted at both the senior higl school and junior college to determine who are best fitted for the specialized training programs of the Army and Navy. Officially, the examinations are designated as the Army-Navy col lege qualifying tests. Actually, they provide a general measure of ability to learn and the armed services use the results to earmark certain young men au candidates for special training in skilled fields. NO OBLIGATION On the other hand, the fact that youth takes the examination obligates him in 'io way. Successful completion of the test is not tantamount to enlistment -in the armed forces and a student is not required to enter the program unless he desires.

In addition, even if accepted for training, the youth must obtain the consent of his parents. San Bernardino educators hailed the program as an excellent oppor tunity for youths, al. of whom are certain to enter one branch or an other of the armed forces when they are 18, to obtain college training. 200 BOYS ELIGIBLE Despite the apparent advantages of the program, Webster Hall, dean of boys at the senior high school and director of the exami-ntion there, said only 30 out of 200 eiligible students at the high school had signed up for the test. Applications are available at the high school he He urged parents to have their sons take the examination.

He said applications to take the test will be accepted right up until the hour it is given. At the senior high school the examination will be given in the library starting at 9 a.m. Students taking the test are instructed to be on hand at 8:30 a.m. and to bring with them two soft lead pencils and an eraser. Registrar J.

H. Walters, who will direct the examination at the junior college, said the test there will be held in room 19 of the Administration building. There was no immediate count as to the number expected to take the test at the junior college. YOUTHS 17 ELIGIBLE The examinations, which are being given throughout the nation at the same time, are open to those who have applied or who appear at the place of examination before 9 m. Wednesday.

In addition, eligible youths are those who will be less than 17 years and nine months of age on next July 1, and who will be high school graduates on that date. The test will take two hours. It I Ration Calendar Today's ration calendar follows: Meats, Fats Book three brown stamps and valid through March 20. Book four 10-point red stamps A8, B8, C8, D8, E8 and F8 good through May 20. Red tokens and brown one-point stamps good as change.

Processed Foods Book four green stamps and valid through March 20; 10-point blue stamps A8, B8, C8, D8 and E8 good through May 20. Blue tokens and green one-point stamps good as change. Sugar Book four stamp 30 valid indefinitely for five pounds; stamp 40 good for five pounds for home canning through Feb. 28, 1945. Shoes Book onj stamp 18 valid through April 20.

Book three air plane stamp 1. good indefinitely, A new stamp becomes valid May 1, Gasoline 10-A coupons good for three gallons through March 21. Lawrence Cox Suffers Stroke, Gravely III W. Lawrence Cox, city water commissioner and member or a widely-known San Bernardino val ley family, is critically ill at his home at 3196 Arrowhead avenue. Mr.

Cox, in ailing health for some time, suffered a stroke last week and his condition has been grave since then. will be divided into the following three parts: (1) testing knowledge of the meaning and use of words, (2) questions about scientific mat ters which are of general know ledge, and (3) problems of mathe matics. IS YOUR MOTHER DEPENDENT ON YOU? If so, have you considered this? If something should happen to you, would she have to pay your funeral bills would she have to go through the ordeal of deciding how much to spend for casket, cemetery and incidentals? You can pare her this burden. Under the Forest Lawn Protection Plan, cash to pay funeral bills Is made available immediately. You decide in advance the exact amount you wish spent.

The Plan costs only a few cent a day. Anyone between twenty and ninety-six may apply, with or without medical examination. There are cash and loan values just as in any life insurance policy. There can be no assessments. You may choose your own undertaker, anywhere.

Investigate the Forest Lawn Protection Plan. See how it protects those you love. Enjoy the freedom from worry it will bring. Write TODAY for free booklet. No obligation.

FOUEST LAWN LIFE INSURANCE CO. An Old-Lin; Ltgal Rtn Company 1600 Glendale Dept.10-C OtENDALE 5, CALIFORNIA Santa Fe Meeds Help Many attractive jobs, at RECENTLY INCREASED RATES OF PAY, are now available with Santa Fe Ry. Some of these jobs are MACHINISTS BOILERMAKERS ELECTRICIANS SHEETMETAL WORKERS CARMEN, their APPRENTICES and HELPERS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS and FIREMEN ROAD and YARD BRAKEMEN TRAIN DISPATCHERS MORSE TELEGRAPHERS TRAIN ORDER TELE-PHONERS SIGNALMEN, their ASSISTANTS and HELPERS CARPENTERS PAINTERS and their HELPERS TICKET CLERKS STATION CLERKS. Santa Fe Ry. is also hiring men up to 40 yean of age for training for service at road and yard brakemen.

In California reasonable expenses will be allowed for time spent in training. Apply li person er write SANTA FE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Superintendent, Santa Fe Station Son Boraardiao, California Six S. B. Students Register at U. of R.

For New Semester Six San Bernardino students registered at the University of Redlands for the spring semester. All except one are graduates of San Bernardino High school and several also completed junior col lege courses before enrolling at Redlands. In the group are Virginia Engel-berg, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. J.

Engelberg, 54C Nineteenth street; Rosemary Kerz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Herz, 824 Twentieth street; Clegg Hosea, son of Mr. and Mrs. K.

Hosea, 872 Twenty-eighth street; Eugenie Omberg, daughter of Mrs. Nell B. Omberg, 284 Twenty-first street, and Marian Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A.

Stewart, 340 Fortieth street. Miss Engelberg is a graduate of George Washington High school at Alexander, Va. Miss Herz gradu ated from San Bernardino High school and junior college, where she was active in journalism and was a member of Beta Phi Gamma, and Miss Stewart also was active in journalism and music at high school, later attending San! Diego State college. Play safe! You can't afford to let your car deteriorate. U's wise to figure you may have to drs it aeveral more yean.

This ii Spring Tune-up Time. Ask your Plymouth, Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler dealer to check your car's engine, brakes, steering and lights. fl AceiMoiniil oaf" Ill) If you -p. Soto-- jnyoUt Chrytler Corporation Porf Let's All Divorce Suits Filed On Cruelty Charges Two divorce suits and a petition for annulment of marriage were filed in superior court. Both the divorce actions were based on cruelty allegations and were filed by Nellie W.

Todd vs. 4IJi dmt mlmt it Don't wait till the last minute. Under the pressure of wartime work, dealers'' shops are often filled early in the day. Why not phone and make an appointment for a time when your dealer can give your car the prompt and thorough attention it deserves? You may need things like these: Because of wartime restrictions, many items such as hoods, chrome mouldings, bumpers, sheet metal body parts, hardware, are not being made today. Yet replacements from stock may still be available for those damaged beyond repair.

New Brake Don't neglect braltM. Quirk itopt arc itill neceasary to protect your car. New Muffler In place of the worn one that hai become noiiy and inefficient. New Grille because the old one wat "baehed in" by collision. New Oil Filter To keep lubricant clean and protect your car's engine.

Sf. Bin Chry'" VOt 1 co-- Mam in Tune In Maor Bowel every Thursday, 9 P.M., E. W.T., ovtr CBS Network Divition Factory Engineered Back the Attack Buy Mere War Bends Robert M. Todd, and Edith Lassl- ter vs. Larry W.

Lassiter. Attor ney Alden Reid represents Mrs Todd, and the complaint f6r Mrs. Lassiter was drawn by Attorneys William Guthrie and Donald Jordan. The petition for annulment of marriage was filed by Mary Mcintosh vs. Ray A.

Mcintosh. and Inspected Partt for Motorist Fined $50 For Drunken Driving Arrested after he assertedly failed to heed a police warning not to drive, Pat Oliver, -62, of Lake Arrowhead, was sentenced by Police Judge Donald E. Van Luven in the city police court yesterday to pay a fine of $50. Oliver was taken into custody at Third and streets. Police Officers Joe Lamb and J.

S. Mad-dock said that they had previously warned Oliver not to drive his car because he appeared to be too Quintuplets Use Musteroehx Chest Colds! To Promptly Relieve Coughing and Make Breathing Easier Whenever the Dionne Quintuplets catch cold their chests, throats and backs are) immediately rubbed with Musterole a product made especially to promptly relieve coughing, sore throat and tight, Musterole actually helps break up local congestion in the upper bronchial tract, nose and throat. Musterole gives such wonderful result Ibecause it's what so many Doctors and Nurses call a modem counter irritant. Since it's used on the famous "Quints' you can be sure it's just about the BEST cold-relief you can buyl IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild Musterole for children and people with tender skin; Regular for ordinary caoa and Extra Strong for stubborn cases. STOP Suffering A BETTER TRUSS MEANS Better HEALTH WE FIT ALL KINDS AND TYPES PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 508 STREET For 11.00 Credit on Truss Bring Ad art xm COLOH FS.S&E33 urn cuts COPPER PLATES STEREOTYPES GEHTSFSE0 FIATS RIALTO ST.

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