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

BUSINESS HOUSE TEAM WORKERS FOR CHEST CAMPAIGN APPOINTED Personnel Selected by Drive Leaders From Service Clubs Community Chest teams which Will conduct the 1941 fund campaign among business houses of the city were announced yesterday at a meeting called by General Chairman R. J. Doyle at the Y.M.C.A. Workers assembled for final instructions are members of service clubs, each club furnishing the personnel for one division. This is a new method at organizing the downtown divisions, Mr.

Doyle said. Members of the Woman's club, Zonta olub and Business Professional Woman's club also will assist in the downtown drive when the campaign opens officially next Monday. PALMER SPEAKS J. Clifford Lee, vice-president of the chest and chairman of teams, explained the programs and activities of the seven charitable and character building organizations which share in the chest fund. Suggestions for approaching prospective subscribers were given the team workers by James D.

Palmer, president of the chest, and Leslie I. Harris, member of its board of directors. Territories were assigned and quotas accepted by the various service club divisions, workers In which are: Division 1, Rotary club, Lyle Crinklaw, chairman; Team 1, Howard L. Holcomb, captain, and Dale Weber Frank Hunt, O. G.

Redman, William S. Hellyer, Joe Cheairs; Team 2, Dr. Raymond F. Tatro, captain, and A. W.

Mueller, Earnist M. McCook, Wynne A. Savage, Joseph W. Snyder, M. C.

Smith; Team 3, Creed S. Sheeran, captain, and John H. Williams, James E. O'Brien, Earl F. Truscott, R.

J. Struthers, John B. Gabriel; Team 4, George C. Perry, captain, and Gail Stockton, Cloyes Collins, David Goodrich, Halsey Lamme, Jack Hosfield. Division 2, Kiwanis club, John King, chairman; Team 5, Walter W.

Robinson, captain, and Herman R. Crile, Kenneth Moore, Harold V. Moore, Harry Smith; Team 6, William M. Fisher, captain, and Ben Cowan C. E.

Heaton, H. C. Lav-ton, Dwight H. Williams, C. 6.

Stephens; Team 7, the Rev. Boyce Van Osdel, captain, and Adolph G. Stoll, the Rev. Jesse Smith, Preston A. Sherrard; Team 8, Ralph H.

Binford, captain, and Joseph O. Eichenberg, Richard H. Neddersen, William Berry, Gordon W. Park, Guy F. Roebuck.

Division 3, Argonaut club, Leonard L. Coffee, chairman; Team 9, R. G. Trimm, captain, and Neil A. McDermott, D.

H. George, Hayes O. Scott, Thomas C. McLaughlin, Charles W. Mapes; Team 10, Merle A.

Rickert, captain, and Paul H. Yelto, David Snookal, James Williams, Cecil H. Brayley, Keith W. Davis; Team 11, Charles E. Marcy, captain, and George E.

Shields, jig R. J. Doyle, general chairman of the Community Chest drive, who yesterday announced personnel of service club teams in the fund campaign opening Monday. Fred O. Wolf, Clyde A.

Pierson, Howard S. Vandeman, Earl Van Slyke, Louis W. Hardenberg; Team 12, Fred W. Hughes, captain, and John P. Lowell, Everett Cisco, Jos- Movie Actor Keeps Wife Secret Years (By United Press) HOLLYWOOD, Sept.

17. Jack Buetel, who is being groomed for big things in the movies by Howard Hughes, the man who brought the late Jean Harlow into prominence, has established something of a record in Hollywood by keeping his marriage secret three years. His pretty young wife, the former Cereatha Browning of Dallas, Texas, joined the actor at his studio yesterday. Buetel was surprised that his marriage was not known. "I wasn't trying to keep it a secret," he said.

"I just took it for granted that they knew." SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1941 Doyle Presides When Instructions for Canvass Issued eph G. Lazar, Rudy Haas, F. E. Nicholson. Division 4, Exchange club, William H.

Meyer, chairman; Team 13, Hugh G. Holmes, captain, and Ross W. Farr, Roy L. Davis, M. Warde Lee, Edwin L.

Vieira; Team 14, W. H. Weddell, captain, and A. F. Kin-lock, the Rev.

W. A. Thomas, Thomas G. Wood, L. N.

Braithwaite; Team 15, Jack R. Palmer, captain, and Milton M. Pate, Harold R. Richmond, Forrest L. Cogswell, R.

M. Harris; Team 16, H. C. Teuber, captain, and Russell L. Stewart, J.

R. Monninger, Arthur W. Rutherford, Willis Rogers. Division 5, Lions club, Al J. Harmon, chairman; Team 17, Everton E.

Stidham, captain, and Clyde C. Whitney, William P. Hand, Avery L. Allen, F. Sigler; Team 18, Charles A.

Foletta, captain, and Thomas C. Bruff, Homer R. Scott, Kenneth K. Kelley, Dr. Elliott H.

Rowland, George C. Wiedeman; Team 19, Donald S. Gillespie, captain, and Robert N. McCook, Arthur O. Johnson, Gerald V.

Keller, Michael A. Remondino, Everett H. Swing; Team 20, Jean W. Lier, captain, and Joseph Araiza, Stephen Bedford, Floyd E. Looschen, K.

P. Wallace, Fred A. Chapin, J. F. Mc- Dill.

Law Business Hurt; Woman Sues Mate (By United Press) LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17. Mrs. Leola M. Kellogg, former Sacra mento attorney, today filed suit asking $15,250 damages from her husband, William V.

Kellogg of Sac' ramento, charging that he ruined her law business by causing her prosecution on grand theft charges Mrs. Kellogg said her husband swore to a complaint Sept. 12, 1940, which caused her arrest and trial in Sacramento. She said she was acquitted in a jury trial, but that her practice was destroyed. Read the Classified.

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Findlay said. Thus far nominated are: Harry Smith, president; John M. Oakey, treasurer; and the following candidates for the board of directors: Ralph H. Binford, William L. Cover, Ben Cowan Herman Criie, William M.

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Thoreson, J. Orville Wilkins and H. Dwight Williams. 1 Greek farmers can have their land plowed, by the government at a fixed charge per acre. 12-MONTH GUARANTEE WEAR RESISTANT Hitch-Hiker Steals From Benefactors A 20-year-old hitch-hiker befriended by a San Bernardino man was sought by police yesterday for the theft ofa watch belonging to the wife of his benefactor.

On his way home from work, W. B. McDonald, of 1758 West Seventh street, picked up the hitch-hiker, who said he was en route east and was without funds. McDonald gave the youth a place to sleep for the night, and Mrs. McDonald gave him breakfast the next morning.

McDonald then took him to Mt. Vernon avenue, to watch for a ride. A short time later Mrs. McDonald discovered that her wrist watch was missing. She told police she wanted only the return of her watch, and was not desirous of prosecuting the hiker.

Normally in England, restaurants serve the following regular meals: breakfast, lunch, midday dinner, tea, high tea, late dinner and TEAR RESISTANT SNAG RESISTANT IJ, fci A'' si I SHINE RESISTANT RED CROSS TD Dt With domestic and foreign need mounting daily to unprecedented heights, chapters of the American Red Cross are preparing to launch fall work programs on a vastly extended scale, it was announced last night by S. E. Bagley, chairman of the San Bernardino chapter. To provide accommodations for stores of supplies and the workers which will be needed to carry out the work program mapped out for the San Bernardino chapter, the Red Cross headquarters at 480 Fifth street is being enlarged to nearly twice its former size, Mr. Bagley said.

Mrs. Clara H. Brown, acting executive secretary of the chapter, is holding daily conferences with various division chairmen of the chapter mapping out the winter's work. One of the major phases of the work program is the garment making which is carried out by volunteer workers under the direction of Mrs. J.

Clarke Smith. With materials furnished by the national headquarters of the Red Cross, women meet daily at the Red Cross workshop at 480 Fifth street to knit, sew and otherwise prepare garments vitally needed in the war v) rv i 4 nil FADE RESISTANT PERSPIRATION RESISTANT WRINKLE RESISTANT centers of Europe. Thousands of articles of wearing apparel ranging from sweaters, stockings and dresses to complete layettes have been turned out by the volunteer workers since the establishment of the workshop more than a year ago. Soldier on Leave Will Visit Mother Private J. B.

Ryan, the son of Mrs. E. H. Hoerning, 315 Gilbert street, who enlisted in the army medical corps last February, is returning from a trip to Washington and New York made while on an assignment from his base, the Let-terman hospital, San Francisco. He will stop at El Dorado, his former home, and arrive In San Bernardino next week to visit his home.

He is on a 21-day leave, following the trip across the country, the second he has made while in the army service. An "air force" of more than a half million carrier pigeons for emergency purposes has been mobilized by Great Britain. IN CASE OF ACCIDENT DAY OR NIGHT EMERGENCY SERVICE CAR AND TOW CAR AT YOUR SERVICE ZULCH AUTO WORKS Third and I Streets Phona 401-62 EARL-GLO LINED Vi I Aisr-u YEAR ROUND WEIGHT PAGE SEVEN Baker Proves Poor Foreman for Jurors (By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17. Bakery Supervisor Martin Frank serv-ing as foreman of a quarter sessions court jury, announced acquittal of a Negro accused of carrying concealed weapons but a poll of the jury showed five voted for conviction.

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