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1 PAGE NINETEEN SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1933 ON THE AIR LANES Hundreds of Visitors Spend Holiday In City Tomorrow; Know Any of Them? PAGEANT WILL BE PRESENTED TRIS EVENING SILVER VALUE RAISE BOOSTS Ml ACTIVITY ITi WILL sBSERVE YULE 111 REUNIONS and Mrs. Minard of 339 Nineteenth street. IE SPIRIT TO PRE1LT0DA! (Continued from Page Eleven) and accompanied at the piano by Miss Hilda Rymer. The numbers will Include Lit tle Town of Bethlehem," three se lections from the cantana, "King of Christmas," "O'er Silent Eastern Hills, "Follow the Guiding Star" and "And There Were Shepherds," and 'Silent Night, Holy Night." Community singing will be led by Everton E. Stidham, popular San Bernardino baritone and National Broadcasting Co.

star, who also will be heard in two solos, one a Christ mas song, "Birthday of a King" by W. H. Neidlinger, arid the other a favorite with children, "The Green-Eyed Dragon." The Pastorale Players then will present the play, written by Virginia Sanderson. The first scene ia the audience chamber in the palace of Herod, in Judea. The next la a stable in Bethlehem before Christ's birth.

Stage effects have been devised by Paul Stoudt and the staff in charge of the production in cludes Lorena Dolg, director; John Bright and Stuart Lett, publicity; Paul Stoudt, stage manager; Esther Edwards, music; Monte Weeks, make-up. CAST OF PLAY Musical Interpretations will be by the Dhenin Vocal studio students, directed by Gustave Dhenin. The cast for the play Is as fol lows: Herod's slaves, Louis Barraza and Frank Weaver. Phares, Herod's favorite, Milford Roberts. Herod, king of Judea, Walter Har ford.

Herod's guards, Leon Cook and Jerome Allen. Darius, Heod's councilor, Jodl Lugo. Marius, chief spy, William Arbols. Wise men, Gaspar, Melchoir and Balthazar, Nathan Klrkpatrick, Louis Barraza (plays a double part) and Monte Weeks. Herod's good angel, John Bright.

Herod's bad angel, Bryson Amos. The Holy Family, Mary, Virginia Mason; Joseph, John Bright (dou ble part); an angel, Marguerite Clapp; Gabriel, Nathan Klrkpatrick. Between acts the Dhenin singers will sing Come All Ye Faithful" and Mr. Dhenin will sing as a solo, "A Christmas Song" at the end of the play, the chorus of 25 voices will sing "Silent Night," "Joy to the World" and Little Town of Bethlehem." Members of the chorus are Elizabeth Olbert, Gwen Burton, Lois Eakin, Virginia Keller, Elizabeth Hunt, Louise Olbert, Irene Reynolds, Virginia Hartshorn, Marcia Brown, Mildred Bresslin, Florence Sweeney, Wilma Underwood, Philip Kennedy, Dewey Underwood, Marion Jones, Harry LeBar, Lisle Bresslin, Glober Harrison, Clark Olbert, Gilbert Brown, Ellis Ross and Jack Stewart. Reva LaBar will be the piano accompanist and Gustave Dhenin will direct the choir.

1 Barstow Constable Defendant in Suit Constable Ed Harris of Barstow is the defendant in a $5,000 damage suit which will be tried in Superior Judge C. L. Allison's court Tues-day morning. Myrtle Inez Rouse and J. C.

Rouse are plaintiffs in the action. They charged that on April 20, 1931, the Barstow constable levied an attachment against Rouse in a Downey justice court action in Los Angeles county, when Rouse was sued by the Lancaster Feed Supply Co. The constable seized a hay baler as directed by the Lancaster firm, but Myrtle Inez Rouse now claims the baler as her own, separate property in which she fays J. C. Rouse holds no interest.

Because of the seizure of the hay barer, hay crops were ruined, to the plaintiffs' damage in the sum of $5,000, they assert. Attorney J. R. LeGallez of San Bernardino represents the Rouses, and Chief Deputy District Attorney James L. King will represent Constable Harris.

VITAL RECORDS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WED TERRELL-BATTEN Maverick Terrell, 49, Indiana, and Beaulah Grace Batten, 29, Michigan. Both of En-cinitas. STERLING-RODRIGUEZ Abraham Sterling, 36, California, and Joseph- ine Rodriguez, 38, California. Both of Escondido. RAT-MEDBY Herman Lamar Ray, 26.

Mississippi, stationed by the United States navy air service at Long Beach, and Mrs. Ruth Bayless Med-by, 24, Nebraska, resident of Sao Diego. ROSS-HTDE George Warren Ross, 25, California, and Martha Hyde, 25, Iowa. Both of Covins. GRAHAM-BOURIL John Johnston Graham, 36, Montana, resident of Delano, and Louise Rose Bouril, 28, Wisconsin, resident of Barstow.

GODWIN-HARMON Harry Guy Godwin, 39. Iowa, resident of Twenty-Nine Palms, and Mrs. Helen Jean Smart Harmon, 30, Colorado, resident of Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED CRAIG-FOLLOWELL Klrby Melvin Craig, 21. Arkansas, resident of Ontario, and Roberta Lee Followell, J7, California, resident of Pine Knot.

BORN CHENEY In San Bernardino, California. Dec. 23. 1933. at the community hospital, to the wife of A.

T. Cheney 872 Arrowhead avenue, a son. rETTIJOHN In Hanford, California," December 23, 1933. to the wife of Leroy Pettijohn, of Hanford, son, Hugh Feter. CEMETERIES "MONTECITO-MEMORIAL PARiTT The Modern Cemetery Beautiful But Not Kapensly FUNERAL DIRECTORS j.

W. WOODHOU8B CO, "Attention to Every Detail" 1354 Mt. Vernon Phone 441-01 Stpphena Bobbltt'Funf ral Home "Information Without OWltlon" 1156 Street Phone 171-TJ (R.) Records. (E.T.) Electrical transcription. 7 TO 8 A.

M. KNX Bill Sharpies' Gang to 9. KSL Cream of Wheat. 7:30, Ford V-8 Merrymakers. 8 TO 9 A.

M. KFSD Gruen and Hall. 8:15, Capitol Theater Orchestra. KHJ Talk. 8:30, Church of the Air.

KFWB KSL 8:30, Cathedral Madeleine, Sunday address by Mons. D. G. Hunt. I TO 10 A.

M. KFSD 9:15, Gordon String Quartet. 9:30, Radio City Concert. KFI Church Quarter Hour. 9:15, Dr.

Casselberry. 9:30, Radio City Symphony. KHJ Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir. 9:30, Madison Ensemble. KFWB KNX 9:30.

Organ. 9:45, Dr. King. KSL Program from the Mormon Tabernacle. 10 TO 11 A.

M. KFI 10:30, National Touth Radio Conference. KHJ Home Sweet Home concert. KFWB KNX Concert Quartet. KSL-Griff Williams' Orchestra.

RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 9:30 a.m.: KFI Radio City Symphony. Christmas music. 2 p.m.t KFI Sunday Players, "Birth of Christ." KNX Sunday park concert, Christmas music. KECA President Roosevelt. 2:30 p.m.! KHJ Pasadena Symphony Orchestra and 300 voices, Handel's "The Messiah." p.m.: KFI Pasadena Boys' Choir.

Christmas carols. 5 p.m.: KHJ Nathaniel Shil-kret's Orchestra. Claire Ma-jette, a cappella chorus. Christmas carols. 7:45 p.m.! KFI "Heigh-Ho, the Merry Holly," 16 voices from New York.

9 p.m.: KFI Mme. Schu-mann-Heink sings "Stills Nacht." At 9:03 Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra picks up program. 9:30 p.m.: KHJ Channon Collinge Cathedral Choir and orchestra. Christmas carols. 11 TO 12 NOON KFI Gene Arnold.

11:30, Grenadier Guards. KHJ Helen Morgan. 11:30, Islanders. KFWB Jean Leonard, piano. 11:30 (R).

KNX Organ. 11:30. Talk. 11:45: Lai Chand Nehra to 12:156. 12 NOON to 1 P.

M. KFSD 12:30, Jan Garber's Orchestra. KFI Wayne King's Orchestra. 12:30, Jan Garber orcnestra. KHJ New York Philharmonic Sym phony Orch.

icirWR (R.i. KNX 12:15. Organ. 12:30, Louise Johnson. 1 TO 2 P.

M. KFI Fiddlers Three. 1:15, Lee Lawnhurst. 1:30, Sentinels. KHJ Symphony continued.

KFWB 2 TO 3 P. M. KFSD National Vespers. 2:30, Popu lar nroeram. KFI Sunday Players.

2:30, "Grand Hotel." KHJ Modern Bridge Builder. 2:15 Rabbi Magnin. 2:30, "The Messiah, Pasadena Civic Orch. KNX Park concert to 4. 3 TO 4 P.

M. KFI TJ. S. C. music program.

3:30, Pasadena Bovs' Choir. KHJ "The Messiah," continued 3:45, Prof. Lindsley. 4 TO 5 P. M.

KFI Ted Weems' Orchestra. 4:30, Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra with Joe Pen ner. KHJ Ace Brigode's Orch. 4:30, Wil lard Robison. 4:45.

Orean. KFWB 4:30, Kay Kyser's Orchestra KNX (E.T.). 4:15, "Engusn as sne is Spoke." 4:30, Talk. 5 TO 6 P. M.

KFI Eddie Cantor. KHJ Claire Ma jette, Katherine Car-rlngton, Mtlstone Watson, Nat Shil- kret's Orchestra. 5:30, Dramatic Guild. KFWB Paul Kaln's Orchestra. 5:30, KNX Ethel Hubler.

5:15. (E.T.). 6:30. Dr. John Matthews' Radio Church.

6 TO 7 P. M. KFSD Morales' Hawaiians. 6:30, Dr. Strauss.

KFI Manhattan Merry-Go-Round 6:30, Album of Familiar Music, Frank Munn. KHJ Jane Froman, Nino Martini Ted Husing, Julian Tannen and Erno Kaoee. KFWB 6:10, 6:15, Jack Joy's Orcn. 6:45. Organ, piano, soloists.

KNX 6:30. Dr. Curtis Abel. 7 TO 8 P. M.

KFI Jack Benny. Mary Livingstone 7:30. Organ. 7:45, Heigh Ho the Merry wouy. KFI Your Child.

7:30, "Merrymakers." KFWB Kay Kyser's Orchestra. 7:30, String Ensemble. 7:45, Romance of Music. KNX Julie Kellar. 7:15.

Jaye Rub anoff. 7:30, Talk. 7:45, Guardsmen, 8 TO 9 P. M. KHJ "Merrymakers" continued, 8:30, Black Rhapsody.

KFWB Sunday Night Frolic. KNX First Presbyterian Church of liOllywooa. 9 TO 10 P. M. KFI Mme.

Schumann-Heink. 9:03, Minneapolis Symphony. 9:30, Singing Men. 9:45. Aller Trio.

KTM Charles Lierley. 9:15, (E.T.). 9:30. KTM Ensemble. KHJ All-Star Revue.

9:30, Arthur Jarrett et al. 9:30, Cathedral Choir and orchestra. KFWB Coronets: Events of Early History Dramatized. 9:30, "Tapestries of Life." 9:45, George Redman's rch KNX Talk. 9:15.

Judge Rutherford (E.T.). 9:30, Sol Hoopii. 10 TO 11 P. M. KFI 10:15, "Richelieu: Cardinal or King?" KHJ 10:10.

Griff Williams' Orchestra. KFWB 10:05, Organ. 10:10, Chauncey Haines' concert. KNX Range Riders. 11 TO 12 MIDNIGHT KHJ Gus Arnheim.

11:30, Bill Fleck's Orchestra. KFWB Paul Kaln's Orchestra. 11:30 George Redman's Orchestra. In the Shadows MICHAEL B. DILLON Funeral services for Michael B.

Dillon were held at 9 a.m. yesterday at St. Bernardine's Catholic church. The Rev. Fr.

John Powers officiated. Pallbearers were R. Terry, William Mespeit, Ernest Wade, Eunie Pryor, E. J. Harris and John Melchoir.

Interment in Mountain View cemetery, with Stephens Bobbitt in charge. State Director of Finance Rolland A. Vandcrgrlft is advocating the finger printing of all persons handling California state funds. (Continued from Page Eleven) Seventh street, have as their Christmas guest their daughter, Miss Dorothy Brill, of San Francisco. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. William Fear of Ventura are at the home or Mrs. Fear's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Fertig, 745 Pershing avenue. MERRY CHRISTMAS-MISS Helen Margaret Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen of 2018 Arrowhead avenue is home from Berkeley to spend the vacation with her parents.

Miss Hansen is a junior at the univer sity. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Oceanslde will be Christmas guests of their daughters, Misses Helen and Martha Johnson. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. Carl F.Linderoth Jr. of Los Angeles will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.

C. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Linderoth, parents of Mr. Linderoth, during the holidays. MERRY CHRISTMAS Leslie Maloche of Hollywood, a former resident of San Bernardino, will spend the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Camelia Maloche, 1344 Second street. Mr.

Maloche arrived in San Bernardino yesterday afternoon and expects to return to Hollywood Monday night. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wood of 1964 Sepulveda street have as their Christmas guests, Mrs.

Woods' parents, Judge and Mrs. John S. Dawson of Topeka, Kan. The visitors arrived at noon yesterday and will remain in San Bernardino for about a week. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Demaree of Victorville, and their sons, Clifford and Vernon, and Mrs. Hattie Fol-lette and daughter, Jane, will be among the guests at a dinner party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poppett of 1284 street.

Mrs. Demaree is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Poppett, and Mrs. Follette is a granddaughter.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Plate of 217 Nineteenth street, will have as their guests on Christmas day, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Stutz and their daughter, Dona Lee, of Long Beach. Mrs. Stutz is Mr. and Mrs.

Plate's daughter. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Herrin of 2048 Mountain View avenue, San Bernardino, will have a family reunion this Christmas, and will entertain their daughters and families at dinner. The guests are Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Jury and daughters, Barbara Lee and Carolyn Ann Jury, all of Redlands; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brookfield and son, David, of Indio, and the Misses Helen Collins and Ida M.

Collins, both of San Bernardino. MERRY CHRISTMAS A family gathering this Christmas is planned by Mr. and Mrs. A. B.

Mulvane at 2904 Pershing avenue, San Bernardino. The din ner party will include Mrs. Margaret McDonagh of Rialto and her four children, Margaret Ann, Rita, John and Mary Gertrude McDonagh, and also Mrs. Helen Reno, Miss Mary Mulvane, Miss Virgiline Mulvane, all of San Bernardino; Mrs. Mulvane's mother, Mrs.

Cecile Tissot, and brother, Jules Tissot, and their sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tissot from Grand Canyon, with their small son, Gene. MERRY CHRISTMAS Emery Barkow, clerk in Superior Judge B. F.

Warmer's court, Is spending the Christmas week-end in San Marino with his family. MERRY CHRISTMAS Donald Gillespie, a senior law student at the University of Arizona, is in San Bernardino from Tucson, to spend the Christmas holidays with his father, William Gillespie, deputy county clerk. MERRY CHRISTMAS Benjamin F. Warmer student at the University of California, is expected to arrive from Berkeley to spend the holidays with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Warmer, in Ontario.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. Gladys Potter of Sacramento, assistant state chief of rural school supervisors and former assistant superintendent of San Bernardino county schools, is spending the week-end with her sister, Miss Irene Lamb, deputy county school supervisor, at 440 Eureka street in Redlands. Mrs. Belle Nett of Beverly Hills is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Small-wood of 848 Seventeenth street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. David Coburn of Los Angeles, formerly of San Bernardino, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, of 1124 V4 street.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Pauline Abercrombie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Abercrombie of 1120 Bellview avenue, is visiting from Woodbury's college, Los Angeles.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Harry White of Spadra is visiting his mother, Mrs. John White of 1999 street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Horace Smallwood of Oakland, California, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank Smallwood of Tippecanoe avenue. MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Margaret Bradley, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Bradley of 3048 Serrano road, is visiting from the University of Arizona at Tucson. MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Betty Buxton from the University of Southern California is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs.

E. J. Atkinson in the Arrowhead Arms apartments. MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Lilian Minard of Los Ange- les ia visiting with her parents, Mr. mas dinner will be at the home of Mrs.

Hancock's mother, Mrs. Emma Arner in Rialto. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bloom of 982 Fifth street, will entertain a group of out-of-town guests at their home.

Among those attending dinner will be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and son, Marshall of Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Berman and children of Pasadena, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Corn-bleth and daughter, Royce, of Los Angeles. MERRY CHRISTMAS Three freshmen of the University of California returned to San Bernardino Tuesday for the Christmas holidays.

They are Marie Cline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cline; Anne Beeks, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. H. V. Beeks and Orville Grimes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Grimes. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Taylor are expecting as a Christmas holiday guest their son Vernon Taylor, of the Judson art studio in Log Angeles. The Taylors are with Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Thomas Hadden at 348 Seventh street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Wade and Miss Bertha Robertson are holiday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wade on Base Line. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs, C. L. LaBonte and baby daughter, Jo Anne of Long Beach, Mr.

and Mrs. Myron Lawyer and son, Donald of Hollywood, R. D. Jines of Los Angeles, will be holiday visitors with their mother, Mrs. E.

J. Rich and sister, Mrs. Madeleine Summers of 1050 East Ease Line. Mrs. LaBonte was formerly Lucile Jines; Mrs.

Lawyer, Buena Jines, and Mrs. Summers, Madeleine Jines. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. Clara Brazelton of Arrowhead avenue will preside as hostess on Christmas day at a turkey din ner, the out-of-town guests expect ed being Mr. and Mrs.

Potter Hunt (Geneva Peck) and baby son, James Douglas, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peck and daughters, Clara and Geneva Louise, of Vic torville. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. Maude Goyen and children, Mrs.

Mildred E. Greene, and Hubert Goyen, will entertain Upland rela tives, Including. Mrs. S. J.

Brooks Mr. and Mrs. James E. Goodban and family, Mr. and Mrs.

L. O. Bow man and family and Mr. and Mrs. D.

M. Thrash, at dinner on Christmas day. MERRY CHRISTMAS Guests from Victorville, Includ ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and family, Mr.

and Mrs. John Irwin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Oxne- vad and Mr. and Mrs.

William Hagerman and children, will spend Christmas day in San Bernardino with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Farley, MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Smith, Robert Smith and Dr. Georgiana Smith of Hemet are expected to be Christ mas guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D.

Harvey in Arrowhead avenue, Siegel Raymond of Palm Springs also joining the group. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. Mary A. Phillips of 566 street is entertaining her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

S. L. Phillips, of Williams, for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Phillips is a well known Santa Fe engineer.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Willis Jarrett of Barstow is visit ing over the holidays with his son, Elmer Jarrett, 1626 street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Karp Stockton, a junior at St. Mary's college, has forsaken the Moraga valley during the holidays and will visit in San Bernardino with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stockton at 444 Eighth street.

U.S. CHARGES (Continued from Page Eleven) joining structure on the Chauncey Wright ranch between Camp Cady and Newberry. The arrested men, Louis Farrzino, 50; Bill 'Jordan, 28; John Manes, 30, and Sam Firra, 41, were arraigned before Commissioner Cox on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States Government of internal revenue taxes and failing to file the required bond with the commissioner or internal revenue before engaging in.the business of distilling alcohol. Commissioner Cox released the men under $2,000 bail each, pending their preliminary hearing in his court Jan. 19.

The defendants are represented by Attorney R. E. Hodge of San Bernardino. On Friday the four men were convicted of manufacturing alcohol without paying the state license, for which they were fined $250 each. The Federal officials have confiscated not only the still, but about 4,000 gallons of alcohol and 200,000 gallons of mash.

Envoy to Britain Sees Business Gain (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. Robert W. Bingham, ambassador to Great Britain, who has just returned to this country on vacation, told newsmen today after a call of respect upon President Roosevelt that he had reported a sharp upturn in England's economic condition. "I am delighted to report," he said, "that conditions have improved tremendously in England and I am extremely happy to see how conditions have improved here.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Reese Young of Los Angeles Is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saulmon of 758 Virginia street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Barker of 3449 street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Worthington of San Bernardino and Mrs. Max Es-cher, formerly Miss Winifred Worthington, of Iowa, and also John Eklund. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Littleton, 2971 Sepulveda street, are hosts to Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Chandler, daughter Patricia and Grover of Redlands; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brandon, Mr. and Mrs.

A. D. Littleton and Elaine Phelps of San Bernardino and John Littleton of Los Angeles. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Magulre of 3032 Arrowhead avenue are entertaining Mrs. Maguire's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Bresar of Fresno, and also Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Bes- wick of Los Angeles. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mayor and Mrs. Ormonde W. Sec-combe will be hosts at the Sec-combe home to members of their family which includes Mr.

and Mrs, Harry Best of Santa Barbara, Mrs. Norma Bailey and Donald and Ju-anda Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson and Billie, Bernice, Ormonde Freida, Wilma and Don ald Seccombe, of San Bernardino. MERRY CHRISTMAS E.

M. Hausladen, supervisor of attendance and education in the public schools of San Bernardino county, is spending the Christmas holidays with his family in Los Angeles. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. Sally Ralphs, former San Bernardino county school nurse, has arrived from Napa to spend Christmas with friends in Redlands. MERRY CHRISTMAS Miss Helen Thomas, assistant county school superintendent, is enjoying her holidays in Santa Barbara, MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr.

and Mrs. Troy C. (Pat) Garrett and son, Jerry, of Needles, are expected to spend Christmas in San Bernardino at the homes of Mr. Garrett's sisters, Mrs. Stella Foley and Mrs.

A. R. (Benny) Powell. MERRY CHRISTMAS Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Tippin, 3376 North street, on Christmas day will include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey and Melva Bailey, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Baxter, mother and brother of Mr. Baxter; all of San Bernardino. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Jones and Miss Betty Jones of Victorville.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Raymond L. Blackwell is home for the holidays from the University of California and is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cuba Blackwell, 170 Eleventh street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Frank A.

Bradshaw of Los Angeles is visiting with his relatives at 566 Ninth street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs. M. B. Clary and son, Milner, of Los Angeles are visiting Mrs.

La Verna West and her son, Forrest and daughter, Myron, at their home, 1132 street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Leahman, 187 Tenth street, will entertain John Zitterman of Vista, California. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Weber of Houston, Texas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Duncanson at their home, 264 Eighth street.

Lowell Duncanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncanson, is home for the holidays from the University of California. All will be guests this afternoon at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Bobbitt, 609 Twenty-fifth street, which will also be attended by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bobbitt.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Harry Stephens of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs. Anna M. Buckley and son Jack, at their home, 1056 Base Line. MERRY CHRISTMAS Fire Chief L. O.

Newcombe and Mrs. Newcombe have as holiday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

La-more of Battle Creek, Mich. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. James S. Pruiksma will be hosts at a family reunion at their Seventh street home, at an annual Christmas event.

Those attending besides the host and hostess will be Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Pruiksma and family, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Jones, and Catherine rruiKS-ma. MERRY CHRISTMAS Mrs.

D. C. Brown, of Long Beach, a former San Bernardino resident, is spending the Christmas week with Mrs. Frank McGlnty and fami ly at their home in Verdemont MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs.

T. B. Krouskup of 2850 Mountain View avenue will entertain a number of relatives and friends today and tomorrow. Among their guests will be Mr. and Mrs.

F. F. Perry of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aldine and children, Charles and Donald, Mr.

and Mrs. Garmon K. Rogers and daughter, Shirley Ann of Riverside. Today the party will attend the Community Christmas tree party in Pioneer park of which Mr. Krouskup is chairman.

MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Hancock and son, John, arrived yesterday from their ranch home at Taylor, to spend the holidays with their relatives In San Bernardino and Rialto. They made the trip by automobile and will be here two weeks.

It is their first visit since they moved to Arizona over a year ago. There will be a family dinner today at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Hancock at 235 and Mondav tbo Christ- Needles Church Tells Plans for Christmas Observance; Other Services Are Arranged (Special Staff Correspondence) NEEDLES, Dec. 23. A pageant of outstanding beauty, "The Inn at Bethlehem," will be presented Sun day evening at the Community Methodist church. The pageant, which will be pre sented in costume, portrays the life of the people at Bethlehem on that first Christmas night. It pictures Joseph and Mary, the shepherds and the wise men and others who were led by the wondrous star.

The characters will be portrayed by Richard Huber, Lorraine Daven port, Vincent Burch, Lyman Tucker, Virginia Skaggs, Johanna All- red, Betty Tucker, John Williams, Mrs. A. E. Childs, Darrell Ailred, and Donald Raison. 8PECIAL MESSAGE Sunday at the 11 a.

hour of worship the congregation will join In singing from the new church hymnals a number of Christmas selections. The Rev. Fay H. Prince will deliver a special Christmas message, "The Greatest Event." The Sunday school will meet at the regular hour, 9:45 a. m.

Epworth league will meet at 6:30 Sunday eve ning. The young people of the community are cordially invited to attend. The Wednesday night club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Archie M.

Hall Wednesday evening. Bridge was the diversion of the evening, with high score going to Mrs. T. W. Andrews and second to J.

O. Downing. ANNUAL PARTY Present were Messrs. and Mes-dames Russell Schaffer, H. W.

Seig-er, J. O. Downing, T. W. Andrews, Mrs.

Kathryn Yoksh and Dr. D. E. Buckley. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the evening.

Wednesday evening the Needles Court of Amaranth held its annual Christmas party for the children of the members of the order. The affair was well attended and Santa Claus was very much in evidence with gifts for everyone. Games appropriate of the occasion were played and after the distribution of presents, refreshments were served. Mrs. L.

A. Boggs and Mrs. Helen Wooll were the committee in charge. At the meeting of the Woman's club Tuesday plans were completed for their Christmas dance to be held at the Masonic temple Christmas night. The dance is open to the public and tickets are on sale by members of the club.

Sprague's orchestra will furnish the music. (By Associated Press) FLORENCE, Dec. 23. One man was killed and a woman was injured seriously today when a roadster carrying members of a theatrical troupe enroute from Bis-bee to Phoenix, turned over on U. S.

highway 80, 22 miles from here today. J. D. Downey, San Francisco publicity man, father of the Downey sisters Yvonne, June and Jane radio and vaudeville performers, was crushed under the car. He died instantly.

Janet Morris, Hollywood, a member of the show chorus, was brought to the county hospital here. Physicians said superficial examination Indicated her back was fractured. They were unable to express an opinion at once as to her chances for recovery. Others in the car, slightly hurt, were June Parker, Los Angeles, also a chorus girl; Mrs. J.

D. Downey, E. W. Walter, member of the show band, and William Sanders, driver. Miss Parker and Mrs.

Downey were brought to the hospital here, but were released soon afterward. Downey, members of the troupe said, was not connected with the show company, but he and his wife had joined the members in Tucson to visit their daughters, who already were in Phoenix in prepara tion for the opening tonight of a yiree-day vaudeville run. Sanders said he did not know exactly how the accident happened. He, Walter, and the two girls were sitting In the front seat of the roadster, he said, and Mr. and Mrs.

Downey were in the rumble seat. A curtain began flapping and he reached to fix it. "Then it happened so fast," he said, "that I don't know just what it was. I think we hit a soft shoulder, but really am not sure of a thing. The first thing I knew we were upside down." Dismiss Assault Jury After Long Deadlock REDDING, Dec.

23 Unable to reach a verdict after 13 hours deliberation, the Jury which heard Charles Kuppinger, wealthy Lake-port contractor, go on trial on charges of assault with intent to commit murder, was discharged here early today. The jury did, however, find Kuppinger not guilty of a charge of robbery. ONE KILLED IN ARIZONA CRASH ny Out-of-Town Guests Will 3e Entertained; Several to Visit Distant Cities (Special Staft Correspondence) fARSTOW, Dec. 23. The Christ- holidays in Barstow are to be pplly celebrated with the enter- iiing of visitors or iournevine to ant towns to enjoy this day of s's with friends and relatives.

r. and Mrs. George Deskins will 'ertain the parents and brother Mrs. Deskins, Mr. and Mrs.

f'rge Leeny, John Leeny and lily, also Mr. and Mrs. H. G. ton, all of San Bernardino.

and Mrs. Frank Greer and Jghter plan to spend the holiday Needles. sir. and Mrs. Frank West will lit with their daughter and her O'band, Dr.

and Mrs. Leonard ish, of Inglewood, on Christmas I attend the Pasadena Rose par-Si on New Year's and spend the lik between the two holidays with and Mrs. Harvey Workman, of at Catalina. fhe Lubin J. Henderson home 1 be the scene of a Christmas ner attended by their two daugh- 3 and their husbands, the Rev.

jl Mrs. William Graves, of Los Dr. and Mrs. L. B.

Curtis, the two Curtis Chil ian, and also their son, lieorge, family, of Barstow. ENTERTAIN MOTHER jlr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace are venaining tne mouier 01 mr. war fe, Mrs.

N. E. Wallace, of Los Seles. Ir. and Mrs.

Julian Itter and son spending Christmas in Holly- vr. John A. Graham Is In Santa nica with his wife and daughter i the holidays. and Mrs. Walter Winfield are jLaVerne with their daughter and family.

sir. and Mrs. W. J. Neilson mo- to San Francisco for the accompanied by their brother, uben Neilsen.

jlr. and Mrs. Gordon Park are Jnding the vacation at their home Lido Isle. Ir. and Mrs.

Thomas Wilson are yitors in Los Angeles. ftaymond Bauer, of San Bcrnar- Kl rt, 1 is spending c-nrisimas wun father, Fred Bauer. GO TO L. A. he Reece Dillingham family is Los Angeles for the holiday, at home of Mrs.

Dillingham's par- is, Mr. and Mrs. Orner. Sirs. Elizabeth Forest, accom- hied by her grandson, LeRoy, ,1 spend the holidays In Los and San Diego.

Ir. and Mrs. John Belsher and ii daughters are visitors in San Ir. and Mrs. Carl Underwood and ldren will also be in San Diego, ithe home of Mrs.

Underwood's for the week-end. Irs. Marie Skilling and small will spend Christmas with Mrs. lling's sister in Pasadena, i VISIT SANTA ANA and Mrs. Ralph Haan are hneying to Santa Ana.

and Mrs. Edward Evans will It with Mr. Evans' parents in iig Beach. Irs. A.

A. True has been in Los 'eles with her daughter, Mrs. plyn Mudgett, for the past few Is, but expects to return to for Christmas. Postmaster iie has been ill with the flu for past week. jlr.

and Mrs. T. M. Phillips and motored to Phoenix to spend holidays. iTr.

rnd Mrs. James Kizzardini Saturday to spend Christmas tr. and Mrs. Harvey Rowe will in El Centro with Mrs. Rowe's ier, M.

Fitch. Agnes Powell and John Ken-li will spend the holidays with I Kenfree's parents in Bakers- underbill Friend Killed by Autoist (Bv Associated Press) ORMANIA, W. Dec. 23 ick By a speeding automobile ch failed to stop, John W. Bro il 52, was killed on a mountain id near here tonight while re-'ling from California with his ie friend, Cornelius Vandcrbilt the publisher.

he accident occurred in Mary-j, about a half-mile from the jit Virginia state border, he speeding car struck Brodix he stopped his own automobile walked toward Vanderbilt's wnicn nanea on Mtnuuiiu ntain to wait for Brodix. Bro- body was dragged more than feet, his clothing was torn and his body mangled. The er fled. kishhacker Again University Regent (By Associated Press) lN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.

Re-lintment of Mortimer as regent to the University alifornia for a 16-year term being March 21, 1934 was an-iccd by Governor Rolph today, governor appointed A. P. inni as a regent in San Fran- Friday. His term also is to next March and run for 16 uis Best won 17 medals and litle of "ace of the French in-ry" for his heroic exploits in IVorld war. Attention Is Turned to Several Rich Ledges Following Edict Issued by Roosevelt (Special Staff Correspondence) VICTORVILLE, Dec.

23 Silver's increase in value, caused by a recent order of the President, has given much encouragement to miners in this vicinity who have silver Preparations are being made to work a number of mines which have been Idle for years. There are extensive ledges rich in silver, often associated with lead, which will be developed at once. Some of the deposits are already developed and have been worked extensively when silver commanded a better price. There are several rich silver lodes in the mountains near Lucerne valley and extensive bodies of silver ore north of and in the Adelanto mountains. This group of hills is sometimes designated as the Shadow mountains, but there are several other ranges with the same appella tion.

At any rate the sliver ores there are very rich and of such magnitude that the mountains north of Adelanto may become one of the leading producers of the white metal. There is also renewed activity at Osdlck in the Rand district and at Calico, where some of the world's famous silver mines once were operated. Outfitting is going on for ac tive work and development in a number of Mojave locations. Silver mine owners regard it as only logi cal that the price of silver should rise commensurately with that of gold, wheat or cotton. The new values announced for silver has a far reaching effect in the Mojave region and will give employment to hundreds of people as soon as pre liminaries can be arranged and equipment brought to some of the mines.

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4 Chautemps Budget Program Approved (By Associated Press) PARIS, Dec. 24 (Sunday). Pre mier Camille Chautemps' budget balancing program to safeguard the franc was passed early today in par liament over the stormy protest of taxpayers and civil government employes at the end of a year of political fighting which has been fatal to three cabinets. The senate finally adopted, 196 against 46, Chautemps' measures cutting the pay of jobholders and increasing taxes, after the chamber had previously adopted the measure, 286 against 199. Certain reservations, however, were made in the senate.

The budget balancing measures were estimated to yield a total of 4.467,000,000 francs (more than Doll Baby' Gaining In Struggle to Live HOQUIAM, Dec. 23. The "doll baby" born to Mrs. Vean Gregg, wife of the former Cleveland and Coast league pitcher, was reported today to be gaining steadily in weight. The infant girl now weighs one pound, 15 ounces, a gain of almost seven ounces.

It was born 20 days ago. iST AM.