The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 7

Railroad News mm OFF L. Li Steam Locomotive Again Used By Santa Fe for Service From San Bernardino, Daily The Santa Fe has replaced its motor car, running between San Bernardino and Los Angeles twice dally, with a steam train, it was announced yesterday. Increased demands on passenger service between the two cities dur ing the Christmas holiday period has made the replacement advls able, officials stated. The motor car was formerly operated on the "loop" line. Schedule for the steam train fol lows: Leaves San Bernardino, 7 a.m returning at 12:15 p.m.; leaves San Bernardino at 1:20 p.m., returning at 7:30 p.m.

A special train carrying 150 naval recruits from the Great Lakes sta tion to San Diego arrived In San Bernardino at 5 a.m. yesterday. W. C. Rogers, engine Inspector at the roundhouse, Is confined to the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles by Illness.

Mr. Rogers Is a mem ber of the city park commission, Bedroom service has been in augurated on Nos. 3 and 4, the California limited, with both the first eastbound and westbound trains arriving in San Bernardino Friday. Bedroom service was pre viously available on only the Chief and Super Chief. Albert K.

Gray, Santa Fe fire man, returned to San Bernardino yesterday following his first visit to his former home, Hugo, In 20 years. Mr. Gray was accom panied on the trip by his wife and three children. Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Sheets and son and two daughters are planning a trip to Oklahoma City. Mr Sheets is a bridge and building helper. R.

F. Jergens, night general yard master, and Mrs. Jergens are plan ning a trip to Phoenix, Ariz. Elmer R. Lisle, traveling passen ger agent for the Burlington line, and C.

W. Hoefener, general agent, were visitors at the office of the division freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe In San Ber nardino Thursday. Both men are from Los Angeles. Suspect Bound Over On Check Charges Eugene Kritz, 26 years old, was bound over for trial in superior court on charges of issuing a check without sufficient funds following a preliminary hearing in the San Bernardino township court yesterday. Kritz, who appeared in Justice Russell F.

WIcklzer's court for the hearing, Is alleged to have passed a $10 check to Kenneth West of San Bernardino on Nov. 18. The bank refused to cash the check for lack of funds in Kritz' account. Deputy District Attorney John L. King appeared for the state.

Mate Cruel, Says Wife, Asks Decree A divorce suit was filed in superior court by Golda Lockwood against Rufus Lockwood on allegiances of cruelty. Married Aug. 26, 1934 In Yuma, the couple separated recently. Mrs. Lockwood Is represented by Attorney Karl F.

King. NEW LOW PRICE UPPER or LOWER Plates on Credit EdD Easy Payments 'New' Qarbo Plays 'Ninotchka' at Fox "Ninotchka," which brings a "new" Garbo to the screen, opens at the Fox theater today on a double program with "Bad Lltste Angel," starring Virginia Weldler. The featured film gives the renowned Swedish star her first opportunity for smart, sophisticated, comedy. It presents her as a Russian commissar, reared in the stern code of the Bolsheviks, who visits Paris on a mission and has her first contact with civilization outside her home country. Her metamorphosis into a glamorous charmer in gay Paree is unfolded in clever lines and situations, comical scenes and dramatic moments.

Melvyn Douglas plays opposite Miss Garbo; Ina Claire, recently re week-end entertainment at the West Coast theater, presenting Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland as a "song and dance" team. Rogers and Hart provide the melodies. "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," with Basil Rathbone as Sherlock, and Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson, is the other film. Mickey Rooney appears in ''Babes in Arms" as the son of a famous vaudeville team.

Born backstage, he inherits all his father's talent, plus a modern viewpoint. He is the guid' ing light of a group of go-getting youngsters and the central figure of a "puppy love" story that in volves July Garland, songbird of the radio and screen, and June Preiss- er, an ex-baby star, who has the looks and the money needed to stage his show. After numerous difficulties the show finally becomes a success, with Mickey not only acting but dancing, singing, playing the piano giving imitations and offering vir tually everything else in the book DON'T SUFFER gJJ iAoAteim Impetigo Ringworm Athlete's Foot Poison Oak-Poison Ivy and all other skin fungi. You'll find R-Q their deadliest enemy. The most stubborn cases yield to R-Q.

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10, 1919) Raise in salaries for city police men cannot occur until about March 1, the city council decided last night. By that time the new busi ness license ordinance will be in effect and additional revenues will be available. It is generally agreed at the city hall that the policemen are entitled to more than $100 a month. Arrangements for an elaborate New Year's eve ball to be given at the Odd Fellows temple by the members of the Order of Railway Carmen are being made. William Llttlehale is in charge of the com mittee.

H. S. Wall, mechanical superin tendent of the Santa Fe, was a bus iness visitor to the shops yesterday, coming out from Los Angeles. 'Babes in Arms' Stars Garland, Mickey Rooney "Babes In Arms" features the Final figures were reported yesterday by the Eagles on the benefit dance which the lodge sponsored for the Child Welfare center and Soup Kitchen. Proceeds were $1,18.89.

Members of the Los Angeles Elks lodge will visit the San Bernardino lodge next Monday night, it was announced yesterday by Exalted Ruler Leo A. Stromee. Singers and musical people interested met Sunday afternoon and organized the Oratorio Society of Red-lands. The Rev. H.

C. Ide was elected president of the new society. That Kern county may place an exhibit at the Tenth National Orange Show was indicated yesterday in a communication from the secretary of the Kern county chamber of commerce. of entertainment. Charles Wlnnln-ger, Guy Kibbee, Grace Hayes and many former vaudeville headliners are In the cast Foresters Will Run Camp at Kenworthy A WPA camp which will be operated this winter by the U.

S. forest service at Kenworthy camp, a forest service guard station east of Hernet on the "Pines to Palms" highway, was established this week by seven men directed by Rex. Rarick, forest service foreman. The camp will employ 29 men on general maintenance work. They will be assigned by the WPA Tuesday.

Li BROKERS REGULATED 81 10 NEW ACTS Interest Rate on Small Amounts Limited, Other Rulings to Be Enforced by State Small loan brokers In San Bernardino yesterday began operating under new regulations ratified by referendum measures at the Nov. 7 elections. The two small loan acts approved by the voters place personal property brokers under close super vision of the division of High Interest rates formerly charged will be eliminated, with a top limit set at 2H per cent per month on loans under $100 and 2 per cent per month on loans from $100 to $300. NO ADVANCE CHARGES Fred A. Weller, chief assistant corporations commissioner, of Sac ramento, said that "common sense" would show that loans above $300 need not carry more than 2 per cent interest.

Weller also said that the pro visions of the act provide for the following regulations: The lender cannot require any charges in advance. No charge may be exacted unless a loan is made. If illegal charges are made, the borrower need not repay any part of the loan or interest. FULL AMOUNT OF LOAN The borrower Is enttlled to the full amount of loan and note he signs. Forcing frequent renewals for purpose of exacting additional charges is prohibited.

The borrower must receive a full signed disclosure of all charges. All companies making small loans must be licensed. Cruelty Charged as Divorce Suit Filed Alleging cruelty, Orlie F. Mar-tinell filed suit in superior court for a divorce from France E. Mar-tinell.

The couple was married July 1, 1938, and separated last Nov. 4. Attorney Karl F. King represents Martinell. YOU ENJOY ALL THESE ADVANTAGES Modern Convenience and Permanent Silence No Moving Parts to Wear Continued Low Operating Cost Fullest Food Protection Plenty of Ice Cubes More Years of Service Savings That Pay for It MR.

AND MRS. JOHN AZVEDO TO OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY For John Azvedo who came to California 61 years ago from Portugal, and Mrs. Azvedo, who was born 69 years ago in Riverside, today will mark another milestone their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Azvedo, a farmer, has resided in the San Bernardino valley for 55 years.

The past 28 years Mr. and Mrs. Azvedo have lived on a farm east of San Bernardino, between Tippecanoe and Sterling avenues on Mill street, where they will hold open house on the anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Azvedo were married Dec. 10, 1889, In St. Bernardino's Catholic church in San Bernardino. They are the parents of nine children, all but one of whom make their homes In San Bernardino. There are one greatgrandchild and 11 grandchildren, Mrs.

Azvedo was the daughter of Joe Moya, who came from New Mexico as one of the first settlers of this area. He and his family resided in Riverside for years. Mr. Azvedo arrived In San Francisco in 1878 after 'a voyage from Portugal that required 30 days in an old sailing vessel. Twenty-eight years ago he returned to Portugal on a visit, and the trip at that time required six days.

Mr. Azvedo resided first in San Rafael, then In Salinas. In 1889 he came to San Bernardino, and since that time has engaged in freight hauling and ranching. He worked for Robert W. Waterman when Waterman was governor of California in 1887, and in the 1886-1889 period he drove one of the six-horse freight wagons that plied between Redlands and Big Bear over the Clark grade.

Later Mr. Azvedo engaged In lumber hauling between San Bernardino and the mountains, and then hauled rock and building materials in Redlands for Bert Taylor. Mr. Azvedo turned his interests to farming, however, and for six years ran the Brown ranch in Mill creek canyon. This was about 36 years ago.

Subsequently, he farmed 100 acres on Cardiff avenue in San Bernardino, where he also operated a dairy, and in 1911 he purchased his present farm. ROOFING JOHN SUVERKRUP LUMBER CO. 237 Street Phone 4744 1940 fi.f Only Servel Electrolux freezes silently with NO MOVING PARTS! NOW-ra refrigerator that combines the famous silence and savings of Servel's different freezing system with the last word in modern convenience and adaptability! The 1940 Servel Electrolux lets you store what you want-when you want it. Lets you keep food as you like it! MOIST COLO, DRY COLD You gat BOTH I Dw-AHoa Fr.ih.n.r Dry or Molit Mm! Storage, keep! Tegtteblee ad whichever you desire. fruits always molit and limplr by tdjujtin the full of flavor.

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John Azvedo 8r. today will observe the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage in San Bernardino. Mr. Azvedo, a farmer, came to California 61 years ago from Portugal, and Mrs. Azvedo was born in Riverside, the daughter of Joe Moya, pioneer resident and member of a prominent early family In New Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. Azvedo have five sons, George, Joe, John Frank and Manuel, all of San Bernardino, and four daughters, Mrs. Josephine Barnicle, Mrs. Katherine Azvedo, Mrs.

Beatrice Leng, all of San Bernardino, and Mrs. Rose Craig, of Alhambra. The great-grandchild, born Sept. 2 of this year, is Gregory Ralph Gobby, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Gobby. Mrs. Gobby is the daughter of George Azvedo. The grandchildren are: Duane, George and John LeRoy, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

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