The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 13

April 20, 1945 SAN BERNARDINO Divorce Actions Before Court In the Shadows JAMES M. SPENCE Herthel Honored on Birthday in Philippines CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Herthel of 963 West Base Line have received a letter from their son, Sgt. Clifton Herthel, from "somewhere in the Philippines," telling of the twenty-fifth birthday celebration given for him by the family with which he is billeted. He has been overseas 28 months. Sergeant Herthel, who said he had passed "four Christmases and New Years and birthdays in the Army," formerly was employed as a Sun carrier. He graduated from San Bernardino High school in 1939 and services as a company dispatcher.

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Brock was taken into custody by Deputies L. J. Liess and H. E. Mo-gle in connection with the asserted offenses, which, they said, occurred last Sunday.

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Send 20c in coins for this pattern to San Bernardino Sun-Tele gram, Pattern department, 16 First street, San Francisco, Cali fornia, Zone 5. Write plainly size, name, address, style number. The new Spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book is now available! Send fifteen cents more for your copy. Printed in the book is a free pattern for four aprons. Funeral services for James M.

Spence were conducted yesterday at 11 a.m. from the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev. S. W.

Bartlett officiating. Songs were "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." Acting as pallbearers were N. R. Lee, G. R.

Kas-tel, T. H. Rowe, Ray Knuckles, Jack Dexter and William R. Cogswell. Interment was in City cemetery.

MRS. HARRIET GIBSON Funeral services for Mrs. Har riet Gibson will be held today at 2:30 p.m. from the Stephens Bobbitt chapel. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery.

LEEMAN GUINN Leeman (Mc) Guinn, retired Santa Fe electrician, died yester day in the Ramona Community hospital. He was 81 years old, a native of Benton county, Iowa and has resided in San Bernardino 23 years and California for 33 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Effie Guinn; three sons, Claude R. Guinn of Colton, Warren B.

Guinn of San Bernardino and Marion L. Guinn of the Marine Corps and one daughter, Mrs. Bernice E. More of Colton. Six grandchildren, a sister and two brothers also survive.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Stephens Bobbitt chapel. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. MICHAEL H. RYAN Michael H.

Ryan, 78 years old, a native of Illinois and formerly a resident of San Bernardino, died Wednesday in the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles. He was a retired Santa Fe brakeman and resided in San Bernardino for many years until moving to Los Angeles several years ago. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Two daughters, Mrs. Ted Smith and Miss Catherine Ryan, both of Los Angeles, and a son, William C.

Ryan of Portland, survive. Rosary will be recited tonight at 7:30 at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel and funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from the St. Bernardine Catholic church. Skin cancer is comparatively rare in the Negro and American Indian.

mm XL HOLLYWOOD'S A jTllI a)0A HLL1 1 Ik 0 2 ElJ I ITE TRAPS ILK LJl31a.2r 2 IB IS. A I IER "Ti I (EN US JSAD A JTe AH Kt 0 At ARIES OPE 1A1 3 RLJaTr I A I. Jl J. HEOI0I tIeIe) at al I OPEH GREAT STARS and STORIES OF HOLLYWOOD with ENRIC MADRIGUIRA and kit orchestra BYRD Gladys Marie vs. Clarence W.

BOGA Sarah Annie vs Gua W. LEINHEARDT Frances T. vs. Milton, kuaho Mannella vs. Jesus J.

NORBERTS June S. vs. Levi. DUFFIELD Anna G. vs.

Russell A. O'Neill Thomas P. vs. Rose. COFFELT Lee A.

vs. Fannie Lee. ANNULMENTS FILED: McCRORY Bernlce vs. Aubrey. LOZANO Anna vs Eugenio B.

GOODWIN Eva H. vs. Howard B. DIVORCES GRANTED: MERRILL Geraldine from Frank. McKINNEY John E.

from Doris Alleen. AGUILAR Josephine from Frank. CARSON Jessie from Curtis. MAXIE Carl from Jewel. GENT Jeanne Godshall from Thomas Joseph Jr.

HENDRICKS Janie Alice from Cecil kugene. BROOKS Inez from James D. PALMER Alice Elizabeth from Roy uuia. DORANGRECHIRA Luantlna Fran ciera from George. TILLEY Gertrude Williams from Martin J.

BOSTON Lula M. from William J. MOORE Berniece from Donald K. GILMOrlE Dorothy M. from William w.

ANNULMENTS GRANTED: McKEE Edward L. from Dorothy. GARELLO Battista from Elsie Larsen McDaniel, Fighter Pilot, Promoted Ralph D. McDaniel of San Ber nardino, a fighter-bomber pilot with a P-47 Thunderbolt group, has been promoted to first lieutenant, according to information received from a Twelfth Air force base in Italy. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph L. McDaniel of 726 Virginia street. Lieutenant McDaniel, who has been overseas since November of 1944, has flown 54 combat mis sions in direct support of the allied ground forces in northern Italy. He holds the Air Medal, awarded for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial combat.

He enlisted in the Army air forces Oct. 18, 1942, receiving his wings and commission April 15, 1944, at Foster field in Texas. His group holds three war department distinguished unit citations awarded for outstanding performance of duty. Moscow, Washington Flight Record Set WASHINGTON, April 19 (IP) The crew of the C-87 Army transport palne which brought the American and British ambassadors from Moscow claims to have set a new record for the Moscow-to-Washington flight. They reported that the trip was made in 49 hours and 20 minutes, compared to the old record of about 56 hours.

The party flew from Moscow way of Cairo. a nie.it bitii tn nri ruFFOF I A A DIME DATU Tf DCI SATURDAYS street was fined $50 or 25 days in Jail for drunk driving. was arrested Monday afternoon. SAN FRANCISCO. April 19 UP) Frank Laurent, 42, free oh a $10,000 appeal bond after convic tion on conspiracy in a gasoline ration stamp case, was rearrested today for what O.P.A.

said was subsequent illegal sale of coupons. JIM SIIERLE Specializing on Chrysler and Plymouth Ssrvioe. Now Located at 529 10th St. Ph. 365-60 Fourteen divorce decrees and two annulments were granted in San Bernardino county superior court, while 35 new actions were filed.

Divorce Suits Filed: DIVORCE SUITS FILED: SPEARMAN ThPlma vs. Barton. ROBY Ola Elizabeth vs. Harold Ellis. REYNOLDS Faye Bolinger vs.

Frank lin. FERrtY Guinevere Cary vs. Clarke AMMOINS Kutn M. vs. rreston u.

SEKERAK Mary Jane vs. Steve. ENRIQUEZ Rose vs. Senion F. STOUT Mildred E.

vs. Elmer A. HACKNEY Albert vs. Ethel. SANCHEZ Severlana vs.

Pedro. LEITCH Marion Elizabeth vs. Lloyd Russell. CONNER Lial J. vs.

Elsie. SPOHN Arnold E. vs. Ruth Frances. BROWN Edna M.

vs. Robert B. Jr. WHITE Florence Davis vs. Thomas Everett.

VOUCHER Edith Belle vs. Earl. HICKS Vera Mae vs. Stanley Ernest, FALLIS Estle O. vs.

Maude E. SOTO Cole vs. Joe P. MITCHELL Ollie Williams vs. J.

B. BAILEY Margaret vs. H. B. OSUNA Sue vs.

Mark Anthony. SANDERS Lena B. vs. Doyle S. GRAY Frances vs.

Kenneth O. HOUSE 11:30 A.M.: Homogenized Quarts 10 lb. Bags RAIN DROPS Water Cleaner Pkg. 23 ha domestic ryr hfe Bottles I wr Quar i KHJKFX LEAVE NEAR END Earl E. Wilshire, Navy carpen ter's mate 3c, who it home on leave after 18 months in south Pa cific.

Wilshire Will Return to Duty Sailor's 30-Day Leave Nearly Over Carpenter's Mate 3c Earl E. Wilshire, is winding up a 30-day leave at home, where he got his first glimpse of his 11-months-old daughter, Earlene. He has recent ly returned from 18 months of active service in the South Pacific. Wilshire, who was a southpaw pitcher during the days when he attended high school, is the son of Mrs. Delia Wilshire, who formerly resided in San Bernardino, now a resident of Pacific Beach.

His wife is the former Faye Duncombe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Duncombe, 3055 Stoddard street After graduating from San Ber nardino High school in 1941, he signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers, and played professional baseball until going into the Navy.

He had just signed with Montreal of the International league when he went into the service. He is now stationed at Thermal Naval Air base, Thermal. WASHINGTON, April 19 CSV- President Truman today proclaimed Sunday, May 13 as Moth er's day in acknowledgement of the nation's "gratitude, love and devotion" to the nation's mothers. vmm i HORIZONTAL 1 So. African fox Tattered cloth 8 African tree 12 A list 13 A blackbird 14 Pile 15 An essay 17 To lament 19 Painful spot! 20 Command 21 Island of Napoleon'! exile Proportion 24 Aeriform fluid 26 Zeal 28 To obstruct 31 Indefinite article 52 A flap 33 Symbol tellurium 34 Indian moccasin Spanish title 38 To wager 3 Adam's brother 41 porous rock deposit Irom atreame 43 Part of Joint 45 Roadside eat- Ing place 48 Property 50 Sp.

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