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FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer JHsAlUL51Util IN THE SHADOWS Rail Brotherhoods Dispute Beaver, Bell Endorsements TV-DIAL-O-LOGU Chapel, Fontana. The Rev. J. J. Van Ryan of the Fontana Church of the Nazarene will officiate.

ALBERT L. KIZER Mass of the Angels for Albert KTTV Ch. kcop ch. KFMB CJa. KHJ Ch.

KNXT Cfc. 2 KNBH Ch. 4 KTLA Ch. KABC Ch. 7 (Continued from City Page) lowing statement repeating the en-Idorsement of Beaver: Lee Kizer was celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

Thursday in Holy Rosary did endorse Milton J. Bell and are "All political endorsements by Catholic Church. The Rev. Thom Perry Como ..2 Handy Hints ..5 Capt. Video ...9 6:55 Weather .......5 supporting him for the Assembly of the 73rd District.

as Briody, pastor of St. Francis the Railroad Brotherhoods Cali- "The Santa Fe Local Federationl fornia Legislative Board were Xavier Cabrini Church in Crestline officiated. 7:00 Story Teller .13 Amos Andy .2 DONALD M. BARKER Donald M. Barker, 82, 2237 Se-pulveda, San Bernardino, died Wednesday at his home.

A native of Canada, he had lived in California and San Bernardino 56 years. He was a retired health inspector and a life member of Phoenix Lodge 178, AM, and San Bernardino Elks Lodge 836. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Donald Montague, Long Beach, and two granddaughters, Mrs. Franklin Rohner of Palo Alto and Miss Jean Montague, Long Beach.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Stephens Bobbitt Chapel, with members of Phoenix Lodge and Elks Lodge officiating. Interment will follow in Pioneer Memorial Cemetery. made after full consultations with local representatives in every part of the state. We constitute the only body that is authorized Newsreel Mrs.

Marilyn Harmon Fitzgerald sang "Ave Maria," "Jesus Keep Me Close to Thee" and Paradise," accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Veronica Nadeau. Interment followed at Mountain Cowboy G-Men 7 The Ruggles ..9 7:00 Wide Pacific ..2 7 to 8 4 8:00 L.A. Today 8:55 Prayer 7 9:00 M. Bates 2 Uncle Archie ..4 Breakfast Club.7 9:30 Garry Moore ..2 Santa's Review 4 9:45 Kartoons 11 10:00 The Norths ..11 D.D.

School ...4 10:30 Star Shopper .11 Time to Live .4 Travelers 2 10:45 Three Steps ..4 Lie Detector ..9: Beat Record ..7 1 Man's Family 4 Nancy Dixon .11 Strike It Rich .2 3:45 Film 11 Miss Marlowe .4 4:00 Valiant Lady ..2 Hawkins Falls .4 Playcrafters .5 Kukla Fran 7 Stulla Show ...9 Film 13 4:15 First Love ....4 Dusty Walker .7 Toymaker 5 Secret Storm 4:30 Film 5 No. 115, which includes the, seven shop crafts. Sheet Metal Workers Local No. 472, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Local No. 842, Machinists Lodge No.

214, Brotherhood of Workers local No. 848, Brotherhood of Boiler Makers, Iron Ship Builders and Helpers of America and Brotherhood of Firemen, Oilers, Helpers, Round House and Railway Shop Laborers View Cemetery under direction of to make recommendations and endorsements of candidates in all state offices. We are fully satisfied that the majority of our local members in the 73rd Assembly District want Jack Beaver for their assemblyman. Otherwise his selection would not have been Kremer Funeral Home. Friends served as pallbearers.

MARY B. JENKINS Success Story 11 Theater 8 Boxing 4 7:15 Science Film ..5 7:30 Rin-Tin-Tin ...7 Playhouse 5 Abott-Cost'lo .11 Chance 9 Person-Person .2 Film 13 7:43 News 4-8 endorsed the following candidates Graveside services for former San Bernardinan Mrs. Mary B. for office in the coming general election, Nov. 2, 1954: Ballard said his board represents "toJne, 51, 8n.

-re held Oct 9 in Moun- Highland San Bernardino. taf tT -a tca' of vw who was buried alongside her hus- "Graves for Governor, Roybal the following railroad brotherhoods for Lieutenant Governor, Raeburn in statewide political matters: Al Jarvis 7 8:00 Ozie Harriet Tomorrow Uicu muij. A lf TV. TTnoH Tan. A native of Minnesota, she had for Secretary of State, George E.

Johnson for Treasurer, Wm. G. Bonelli for member State Board of Equalization 4th District, Yorty Chapel services were held ear 11:00 School House 11 Robt. Q. Lewis 2 Home 4 11:30 Sheriff Linkletter 2 12:00 Big Payoff ....2 Betty White ...4 12:30 Bob Crosby Feather Nest ..4 Movie .........7 Buffalo Billy.

.11 12:43 Martin's Dramas 2 Brighter Day ..2 Film 4 lier the same day in Belmont Shore Congregational Church. The graveside services were conducted for U. S. Senator, Sheppard for Representative in Congress 27th Four Hurt When Car-Truck Crash Near Snow Valley District, Nisbet for Member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, Order of Railroad Telegraphers Sheet Metal Workers'. International Association, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Order of Railway Conductors, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America.

lived in San Bernardino 39 years. She was a housewife and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. She is survived by the widower, James a son, James a daughter, Margaret all of San Bernardino, and a sister, Mrs. J. Eustice Guest, Dallas, Tex.

Services are pending at the Mark B. Shaw Co. Assembly 72nd District, Milton J. Bell for Member of Assembly 73rd District." Red Buttons ..4 Lawrence Welk 5 Mama 2 Rosebowl Race 9 C. of America 8 Political 13 Racket Squad 11 8:30 Film 13 Topper Eddie Fisher .4 Lone Wolf ....11 Ray Bolger ...7 8:45 Sports 4 9:00 West.

Varieties 5 Quiz 7 Playhouse 2 Ballard, as charman of the U. S. Highway 18 a short distance west of Snow Valley was Railroad Brotherhoods California 1:15 Love of Life ...2 blocked 20 minutes at 11 a.m. Legislative Board, issued the fol- by the Rev. George W.

Haskell, pastor of the Congregational Church of San Bernardino, where the Jenkins resided for many years. Mrs. Jenkins was living in Long Beach at the time of her death. She is survived by two sons, Frederick M. and Paul D.

Jenkins, and eight grandchildren, all of Holtville, CaliL JOHN L. KXOTTS Graveside services in Mountain Thursday when a semi-truck and Sweeney 4i 4:45 Guiding Light .2 Romance 4 5:00 Pinky Lee ....4 Startime 9 Assignment .11 Cartoon 2 .5:15 Space Funnies .2 5:30 Howdy Doody 4 Little Rascals 2 Cowboy Thrills 5 Sheriff John ..11 Webfoot 13 J. Owens 7 6:00 Thunderbolt ..11 Western 9 Destiny ......13 McElroy 4 Comedies 2 6:15 Chet Huntley .7 Ramar 11 6:20 Weather 2 6:30 News 2 Beany 11-8 Animal Time ..9 Football 4 Drama 7 a 2-door sedan side-swiped each 1:30 On Account ....2 1:45 Suspects 9 2:00 Garry Moore ..2 Film 11 WILLIAM J. HANSLEY William James Hansley, 51, of 1563 S. Paim Canyon Palm other, resulting in injuries to four VITAL RECORDS occupants in the car.

Film' 9 died Tuesday night in Keepsake Diamond Wedding Rings wife of Robert S. Roddick. 2S8 Stoddard Chef Milani ..13 Crosby's Calling 9 Sparks Fly in 73 rd Assembly Election Race (Continued from City Page) state senator from San Bernardino city, one assemblyman from Red-lands or Highland, and one assemblyman from Ontario or Upland. "We think it only fair our community continue to be honored by the selection of one of our citizens as assemblyman," reiterated the Redlands citizen committee, which made the appeal to the people of San Bernardino. The 73rd assembly district includes that part of San Bernardino city north of Base Line, as well as Redlands, the East End of the valley, and the mountains and desert regions.

san cernaraino. California Highway Patrolman William Bloomer said the only WILSON JEWELERS 493 Street San Bernardino, a daughter. A native of Tennessee and resi 2:30 Mama Weiss ..9 DIED BORN other occupant of the car, an in View Cemetery for John L. Knotts HERNANDEZ In San Bernardino. CULLINANE In San Bernardino, Oct 28.

1954. Mrs. Mae J. CuU inane. 51, native of Minnesota, resident of San Ber- fant boy, escaped injury when the two vehicles collided on a sharp Oct 14, 1954, at Community Hospital, to the wife ol Alfonso Hernandez, 63 Gar-j dena San Bernardino, a son.

dent of Palm Springs 10 years and California 33, he was a salesman. He was a member of the Elks Club for 30 years. Portia's Life ..2 Life 2 Mike Roy 4 2:45 Seeking Heart .2 tiardino 39 years. Services pending at GUTIERREZ In San Bernardino. Mark B.

Shaw Co. curve. will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Friday by Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home. ROSE O.

EDWARDS BARKER In San Bernardino, Oct The injured were the car Oct 21. 1954. at Community Hospital, to the wife of Phillip Gutierrez. 159 W. Colton.

a son. Big Story 4 Whistler 11 9:30 Dear Phoebe ..4 Miss Brooks ..2 if Paris Precinct 11 Film 7 10:00 Film 5 Strike Rich ...8 Intrigue ..4 Musical, Chrs. 11 Theater' 13 The Line-up ...2 Theater 7 3:00 Terrea Lea 13 Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Cleo Hansley of Palm driver, Harold Fred Short, 31, AMADOR In San Bernardino, Oct. News 2 Services for Mrs.

Rose Olive Ed 10166 Del Mar Ontario; his Springs, and four sisters, Mrs. IS, 1954, at Community Hospital, to tne wife of John Amador. 208 a 3rd SL, Cnlton. a daughter. wards will be conducted at 11 a.m wife, Catherine, 33, a 6-year-old John Heck of Mentone, Mrs.

H. DIAZ In San Bernardino. Oct 27. son, Harold and Short's fath M. Marshall and Mrs.

E. L. Pur Saturday in Mark B. Shaw Memorial Chapel with interment to 27, 1954, Donald M. Barker.

82. native of Canada, resident of California and San Bernardino 56 years. Services at 11 a.m. Saturday in Stephens Bobbitt Chapel, followed by interment in Pioneer Memorial Cemetery. HANSLEY In San Bernardino.

Oct 26, 1954. William J. Hansley. 51, native of Tennessee and resident of Palm Springs 10 years. Funeral services at 2 p.m.

Friday at Winbigler Mortuary In Santa Ana and interment at Westminster Memorial Park. Santa Ana. Kremer Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Big Picture ...5 Greatest 4 Queen for Day 9 3:15 Gold Windows .4 3:30 Tricks-Treats .5 Easy Life 5 1954. at Community Hospital, to the wae of Fidel Diaz, 885 E.

SL. Colton, a daughter. er, R. C. Short, 68, visiting with his son's family from his home in 6:45 News 11 follow in Montecito Memorial Park MARRILL In San Bernardino, Oct Jack Latham ..4 Missouri.

vis of Santa Ana and Mrs. N. H. Glover of Troy, Tenn. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Winbigler Mor The body will lie in state in the 28, 1954, at Community Hospital, to me wife of John F. Marrill, 7925 Leslie Lane, Hiphlnnri. rianetalpr. The truck driver, Clyde Tan Shaw reposing room until time of DAVIS In San Bernardino, Oct. 27, ner, 37, of Whittier, was uninjured tuary, Santa Ana with Kremer Bloomer said the eastbound car YOUH JtADEO DIAL service.

AXTOXIA N. ORTEGA Rosary for Mrs. Antonia N. Or CARD OF THANKS Funeral Home in charge of ar nosed into the big tandem wheels rangements. Interment will follow 1954, at Community Hospital, to tne wue of Robert Davis, Ml EdgehiU Colton.

a son. SPURRIER In San Bernardino. Oct 27. 1954. at Community Hospital, to the wife of Bill Spurrier.

620 46th SL. San Bernardino, a daughter. SHI'FY In San Bernardino. Oct. 27, of the truck, and was pitched Rabbi Feldheym Will at Westminster Memorial Park, tega will be recited at 8 p.m.

KFI 640 KNX1070 WE WISH to express our thanks to the many friends for kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement in the loss St our beloved John Jr. THE CASTER FAMILY. KFXM 590 KCSB 1350 KRIM 01240 KITO 1290 KCAL 1410 KVCR-FM 91.9 Friday in Tillie's Chapel. Mass Santa Ana. backward across the highway while the semi jackknifed on down the road a short distance.

Talk on Noah on Friday i will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Satur 1954, at Community Hospital, to the wife FRANK LE METJR day in Our Lady of Guadalupe FLORISTS 5:15 Both Short and his wife received Services for Frank Le Meur catholic church. Interment will be KCSB FTank Sinatra Rabbi Norman F. Feldheym ill deliver the sermon entitled "And KNX LuA. Today were held lhursday the Mark! at Pioneer Memorial Cemetery.

only minor injuries, but their son and the elder Short sustained more STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS "When Your Heart Has a Message" 409 Street Phone 3-4123 KITO Bill Stern KFI New jNoah Walked With God" at tha KVCR Popular Favorites EVERETT E. LAYTON of Floyd K. Shuev, 958 Home oan Bernardino, a son. DANIELS In San Bernardino, Oct 26. 1954.

at Community Hospital, to the wife of Alva C. Daniels, 748 I San Bernardino, a daughter. MAXWELL In San Bernardino, Calif- OcL 26. 1954. at Community Hospital.

the wife of Joe C. Maxwell. 230 E. 21st San Bernardino, a daughter. MORALES In Loma Linda.

Oct. 26, 1954. at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Candelario Morales, 1071 S. Archibald serious injuries. The boy received Funeral services for Everett SOTHERLIN'S FLOWERS 1354 Mt Vernon.

Colton. Ph. 714-J San Bernardino Ph. 84-8463 5:30 KKI Bakers Notebook KCAL Local News Temple Emanu El Sabbath service at 8:15 p.m. Friday.

Emmanuel R. Heifetz will direct E. Layton, under direction of Stan KITO Chet Huntley head injuries and a broken jaw, possibly in several places. The elder Short received a concussion, according to Bloomer who talked SAN BERNARDINO FLORAL CO PH 83-72X7 1807 ST ley L. Dickey Mortuary, Fontana, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in the the volunteer choir. Mrs. Rubin KCSB Melody Cafe KNX Tom Harmon KRNO Yodellng Bob KFXM-Wild Bill Hickok Ava Curamonea. a son. FUNERAL DIRECTORS GARCIA In Loma Linda.

Oct. 26. Elks Lodge, Victorville. Interment with a doctor at a Big Bear clinic 5:35 will be at Mountain View 1954. at Loma Linda Hospital, to ine wue of Andres S.

Garcia. 605 2nd Red- lnnrle HmichtCT Keyser, Mrs. Sadie Robbins, Mrs. Arnold Robbins and Mrs. Arnold Schepiro will serve the oneg shab-bat following the service.

KCAL Local Sports News 5:45 where all four were taken for emergency treatment before being transferred to Kaiser-Fontana Hos ts. bnaw Memorial cnapei witn tne Rev. Roy Anderson of the Montrose First Baptist Church officiating. Baritone Austin Noble sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "The Lord's Prayer." Friends of the family who served as pallbearers were R. Darrell Cox, Fred C.

Appleton, J. E. Shelly. H. O.

Nolan, Frank J. McCabe and H. S. Littlefield. Interment followed in Montecito Memorial Park.

JOHANNA HIGGINS Graveside services for Mrs. Jo CARMAN In Fontana. Oct 26, 1S54 KITO Bob Garred KFI E. Peterson KNX News 12:15 KITO Paul Hn-i-ev KRNO-Tradlng Post KFXM News KCSB Kuss M.irgan KFI Mary Hickox KNX Mclninch 12130 KITO Sam Hayes KCAL. Mid-Day News KFXM Date KCSB lips ft Tunes KFI Pepper Young KN Art Linkletter 12:35 KCAL-Life Begins 12:45 KRNO Fishing News KCAL Music News KF! Rite to Happiness KITO Bell Ringer 12:55 KRNO Sport Litet 1 P.M.

KITO News KHNO- Open KFXM Cedric Foster KCSB- -News --KFI Backstage Wife KNX A. Godfrey 1:05 KCSB Platter Party KITO Sharps Shopping 1:15 KFXM Kenny Baker ivl'i Stella Dallas 1:20 Lord's Funeral Chapel Roy G. Carlson Fred Lord Distinctive Funeral Service Lady attendants provided A.M. KITO Breakfast Club KCAlr-Know Redlands KCSB Mews. Weather KFXM Cecil Brown KRNO Cy Smith KKI Jotin Murray KNX Ralph Story KCAL Music rime KCSB Morning Varieties KITO-Br'kfst Club KXM-Nevn KNX Newa KKXM Happens Every Day 8:35 KKXM News KKXM Bible InsUtute Hour KHNO News KFI Pat Bishop KNX Make Up Mind 8:35 KHNO Stock Market 8:40 KRNO Cy Smith 8:45 I Andv Vlretnla, KITO Br' kf st Club KNX Rosemary 8:55 KCSB News KCSB Herald of Hope at Kaiser Hospital, to tne wue oi Arnold J.

Carman. 8344 Calabash lTnnlnnn. Hon KCSB- Sports I esk pital KNX News BALES In Fontana. Oct. 26.

1954, KVCR Dorsey" Orch. 5:55 Car Burglarized 1356 Mt Vernon Ph. 9-2721 KKXM Cecil Brown at Kaiser Hospital, to tne wue oi r.u-ftene O. Bales, 206 E. Olive SL, San UomnrHinn.

a daughter. KCSB News 8 P.M. WEAVER In Fontana, Oct. 27. 1954, TILLIE'S FUNERAL HOME Saturday tit 7:30 p.m.

Templa members will begin the fifth annual Builder's Ball on the theme of "A Night in Arabia" with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Birnkrant, 3840 El Camino and end with a dinner dance at the Temple. 551 No Mt Vernon Ph. 2-9149 Trojan Alumni Begin Jubilee (Continued from City Page) president of the university, sub- KKXM Gaonel Heater KRNO News KITO News at Kaiser Hospital, to tne wiie oi i.in-wood Weaver.

319 W. Arrow Upland, a snn. Glasses and small tools valued at $45 were reported stolen from the glove compartment of a car parked on S. San Ber HOLTS In Fontana. Oct 27.

1954. KFI News KNX Perry Como KVCR Ravel MARK SHAW INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member National Selected Morticians Regardless of Your Circumstances Our Servic-s Are Available. Serving San Bernardino Since 191X MEMORIAL CHAPEL at Kaiser Hospital, to tne wue or Malcolm Houts. 15376 Pine St, -Fontana.

a dmlhtpr hanna Higgins were held Thursday in Mountain View Cemetery nardino. Owner of the car is listed as KRUEGER In Loma Linda. Oct. A under direction of the Mark B. Barbara Lynch of 1235 Hermosa 168 Fifth St San Bernardino Ph.

2131 25. 1954. at Loma Unas Hospuai. ro me wife of Harold Krueger, 488 W. I SL.

Colton. a son. Shaw Co. The Rev. F.fren Neri oflstituted for Dr.

Rufus von Colton, a sheriff's report showed. AMES In Loma Linda, Oct 2a, KITO Do It Yourself RALPH WM ALLEN Funeral Home 130 S. Willow. Rialto Phone 11 San Bernardino Phone Dial 85-3164 Foster's Gifts and CONTOUR CHAIRS Select Now (m Our Layatcay Plan 348 Highland Ph. 86-737 1:30 KITO Matinee Melodies Christ the King Church officiated.

KleinSmid, university chancellor, who was taken ill 'at the last MAE ELIZABETH SMITH moment. Services for Mrs. Mae Elizabeth Earlier in the day, 150 Valley Smith were held Thursday in Mark, college students and San Bernar- KRNO Open House KFI-Widder Brown KFXM Date NOW EASY TERMS cyclohe KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted Services 1448 MT. VERNON AVE PH. 5119 1954.

at Loma Linda Hospital, to ine wife of Charles Ames. 688 N. Anderson. Loma Linda, a son. ANDREWS In Loma Linda.

Oct 25. 1954, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Fred Andrews. 1048 Brookside Redlands. a daughter. GLORIA In Loma Linda.

Oct 25. 1954, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Gonzalo D. Gloria. 1143 Columbia Redlands, a son. RODDICK In Loma Linda, Oct 25, 1954, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the 1:45 KKI Woman in House 8 P.M.

B. haw Memorial Chapel with Hi no wnmpn hpard Dr. James the Rev. Gerard C. Gardner of KCSB News.

Weather Peterson, USC sociologist and mar STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME 1156 Street Phone 8-2281 KFXM Stomping With NO DOWN PAYMENT Stuart the Colton Episcopal Grace Church officiating. riage counselor, decry the current Los Angeles trend of one divorce -Ooen House Kl-1 -sports KFXM In the Mood KITO Revolving Bandstand KCAL Sinn Oft KRNO Serenade In Blue KNX Choraliers KCSB Jackont lima 6:30 KFXM Virgil Pinkley KRNO KRNO Organ Music KNX Amos 'n' Andy KFI Sound Stage KCSB Hit lunes KITO Around the Valley 8:35 KITO Sportslanta 6:45 KCSB Latin Rhythms KITO Ebony Ivory KFXM Sam Hayes 6:55 KFXM Bill Henry KITO Bob Garred KVCR-Billboard 1 P.M. KRNO Mua Cone. Hall KCSB News KNX Godfrey's Digest KITO News KKXM Counter Spy KKI Boxing 7:05 KCSB-Valley Swing Session KITO Big Five 7:30 KITO News Vocalists Alice Stiles and Thel- GROVE COLONIAL MORTUARY 738 Highland S.B. Ph.

9-1151 KITO Betty Crocker KKI Just Plain Bill 2:05 TV CONSOLE SPAR TON 199! 338 Highland Ph. 8-2283 for every two marriages. He spoke during a special program in the EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ma Cunningham sang "The Old KCSB Platter Party KITO-Hlghland Fling Valley College auditorium. STANLEY L. DICKEY MORTUARY 8030 Mango Fontana VA Rugged Cross" and "Rock of Ages." 2:15 "o- KHNO Calling KFXM Got Your Number K.v -Wendy Warren KITO News KCSB Just For You KITO Merry-Go-Round :15 KKXM Cap Commentatlei KITO Chet Huntlev KCSB Organ Music KFI Ladies Book KNX Aunt Jenny KKXM Guy Lombardo KITO lrue Story KNX Helen Trent KFXM Bake's Place KCSB Latin-Am.

Home Hour KNX -Gal Sunoav KKXM M. M. Moody KK1 News :55 KITO Whispering Streets KCSB Spanish News KRNO News 10 V.M. KRNO KRNO Calling KCSB Latin-American Home Hour KKI Art Baker KFXM Newspaper of Air Ki -Road 01 i-Jfe 10:15 You can fsncej KKI Lorenzo Jones yard for a few Pallbearers were Ira Bracken, Committee Will Helo Kirkwood (Continued from City Page) NEW HELICOPTER 2:30 KKI Pet Hotel KITO Martin Block cent a dayl Make INGOLD CHAPEL (Funeral Home) 16716 Upland Fon. Ph.

VA 2-8083 A. E. Billingsley, Glenn Pryor KNX Hilltop House and John Cunningham. CEMETERIES Interment followed in Mountain SERVICE TO START KFXM Date 2:45 KKI I'nvs KITO Martin Block your awn yard a aafe playground. Protect your peta, lawn, flowers.

Cyclone le made of heavy galvanized eteel laste longer than fence of other materiala. Sand for illustrated booklet. Just phone and aay "Please send me the free booklet that tells me how I can fence my home." SAN BERNARDINO 86-7115 View Cemetery. KNX Aunt Mary wm- IMBED VdTIk rN MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots. Mausoleum.

Crematory Ph. San Bernardino 6-2590 South End Waterman Ave. 2:55 ANNA MILLER and select the best man for pub News Services for Mrs. Anna Mill KITO News KFXM News 3 P.M. 381 8th STREET SAN BERNARDINO.

CALIF. ll lic office," Batchelor said. "Kirkwood has run the important office of state controller in a KFXM Cisco Kid KCAL TBA GREEN ACRES MEMORIAL PARK Beautiful New Development Serving the Inland Empire Ph. Colton 963 Bloomington. CaliL KNX Crime Photog: News er were held at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the New Hope Baptist Church, with the Rev. David Campbell Helicopter service which will eventually link San Bernardino to Los Angeles International Airport will be inaugurated Nov. 22 between Los Angeles and Long Beach it was announced Thursday by Clarence M. Belinn, founder and president of Los Angeles Airways, Inc. KCSB News, weathei hH Eisenhower 7:35 KNX Ashton: Norman KKI News non-political and non-partisan manner.

It was gratifying to note the Kl to -Ladies in the News KITO Big Five 1:55 KCSB- News KITO BlocK KRNO open "hi MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY Highland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardino Phone 5-6188 Mrs. Mary Pollard led the con KFXM Story Time KITO-Bob Garred gregation in singing "A Fountain willingness of San Bernardino County voters, representing both parties, to join our committee and 3:05 KCSB- -Guss Grebe P.M KTTO Npws KFXM -25th Ann. Show Filled With Blood," "I Must Tell KITO Martin Block The country's first mail. and air 3:15 KRNO Music on Air KNX Hall ot Fame KITO Martin Block Show 3:25 KFI News Jesus" and "God Will Take Care of You." Mrs. Cora Gibson was pianist.

Obituary was read by Miss Billie M. Casey. express carrier, the company is, recognize the fine service Kirk-putting seven-passenger helicopters! wood has rendered our state, into service on schedules which by "Earl Warren thought Kirk-next summer will include service was the ideal man for the KKXM News 8:115 3-30 KITO Big Five 8:15 KITO Rex Coury KKXM Behind the Story Pallbearers were T. W. An KH One Man's Family :30 KKI Dinah Shore KKi Hi Paul to San Bernardino, Riverside and job on the basis of his special 3:45 ized training and experience and Pomona, Belinn said.

KITO News KKXM li-io lest drews, Truitt Spigney, McKinley Moore, Henry Wright, H. Coleman TV TUNE-UP SPECIAL We'll Lean Yen- a New PHILCO FREE While We Put Your TV i Tip-Top Condition KNX Matinee KNX Lowell Thomas Kt I woman's Secret and A. O. Jackson. predicted he would be an outstanding controller.

Two short years lhave proven the former governor KITO Big Five KITO Ronnie Kemper P.M. DO-IT YOURSELF Fix Your Own Set or Bring If With You To Our Shop. Tubes Checked Free We Will Repair the Tough Ones for You Tillie's Mortuary will forward Champion Recovering From Crash Injuries KNX The Norths the body to Laurel, for right. Kirkwood has done a great job and we feel that he should Raymond M. Champion, division be retained to continue his ex- HARRIET E.

HALL KKXM Tello Test KKI Second Chanca KNX Ma Perkins 10:30 KITO Modern Romance KKI Strike It Rich KCAL News KKXM Ladies Aide k. Or Malone 10:35 KcALr Music 10:45 KITO When Girl Marries KRNO B. Trading Post KNX Guiding Light 10:55 KCiB News. Weather KliNO News 11 A.M. KKI -Phrase Pays KNX i Mrs Rurton KFXM Florida Calling KITi Do It Yourself 1 1 KRNO KRNO Calling KITO Ever Since Eve KCSB -Recorded Music 11:15 KCSB Public Service KKI News KNX Perry Mason K1IO today on KiTO KFXM News KITO News KirSB Vocal Show Casa KKI Serenade KNX Nora Drake KFXM Queen for a Day KITO Ted Malone 11:45 KITO Hammond Organ Time KRNO Walk ot Town r'ninoo fime KNX-Brighter Day 11:55 KITO Lord Prayer IS NOON KITO -Noon News KFI Frank Sinatra 8:55 KITO Bob Garred P.M.

KRNO- Fishing News KNX News KITO Big Five KCSB Evening Serenade KFI Town Hall Party 9:115 KITO Big Five 8:10 Services for Mrs. Harriet Ethel superintendent of Santa Fe at San 'nent administration of this com-Bernardino, has been moved to thejpiex railroad's hospital in Los Angeles "Farm, labor, veterans and busi- where ne is reponea getting groups have joined in the en- KFXM Fulton Lewis Jr. KCSB News. Weatner KITO News KRNO Old Age Pension KFI News 1:05 KCSB Gus Brebe K.iTO--Bing Sings 4:15 KKXM KranK Hemingway KFI B. Wheeler KRNO F.I Sni Alegre KITO Campus By-Lines 4:25 KITO News 4:30 KCSB Matinee Musical KFXM Here's the Answer KITO Disc Jockey Jr.

4:45 KKXM Sam Hayes 4:65 KKI K. Manning 5 P.M. Hall will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Mark B. Shaw Memorial Chapel, with the Rev.

James H. Parrott of the First Christian Church officiating. Pri KRNO Robin With Records dorsement of Kirkwood. They urge that he be returned to the office of state controller next vate interment will follow in Mon along nicely. The superintendent was injured recently when a rail car on which he was traveling with other Santa Fe officials was hit by an auto at an intersection in Fontana.

He was first taken to St. Bernardine's Hos Tuesday to continue his program for the advancement of tecito Memorial Park. SUSAX HARP Graveside services for Mrs. Su pital where he received treatment san Harp will be conducted at 2 KFXM Something to Think KFXM Mutual Newsreel KNX Mr. Keen :30 KFI Vice Pres.

Nixon KITO-News KCSB Musical Nitecapa KFXM News KNX Music Box 0:35 KITO Bie Five KFXM Music 9:45 KFXM Serenade in Blue 8:55 KCSB News. Weather 10 P.M. K.NX 10 o'clock Wire KFXM 10 O'clock Final KKI -News KITO News p.m. Friday in Rialto Park Ceme-'for nose injuries and three frac- MEMBER tery under direction of Ingold's jtures of the leg. AOOUl KCSB Five Star Final KFI Pat Bishop KITO Qulncy Howe KNX Ed.

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