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

DAILY SUN 7 June 6, 1947 SAN BERNARDINO PARENTS REWARD GIRL WHO KEPT SON'S GRAVE Emeralds ware credited by aages' of ancient times with the power of strengthening the sight of those who wore the beautiful stones every day. ST. LOUIS, June 5 (IP) Fred-! cupped behind his ear today to erlck Neustadt, 86, a greatgrand- hear a 41-year-old mother of four father and wealthy retired farmer, jchildren testify that he had bro sat In circuit court with his hand ken a promise to marry her. if h.tx Bruck, Germany, in December, 1944, before he could use the fund. He was buried in Margraten ceme TAKE MOVIES tery, Holland, seven miles from Civilian Gasoline Supplies May Be Curtailed Increased Needs Of Armed Forces Discussed at Parley SAN FRANCISCO, June 5 (TP) American motorists were warned HOUSE CLEANING DRUDGERY ENDED Coorie's home.

Coorie adopted his grave and WITH frequently walked the seven miles INDIANAPOLIS, June 5 (TP) A shy, flaxen-haired Dutch girl who cared for an Army private's grave in her native land was rewarded today with a six-month vacation in the United States. Coorie Koort, 20, of Heerler-heide, Limburg, Netherlands, said she didn't "have eyes enough to see it all" when she arrived here to visit Mr. and Mrs. George A. Moore, the parents of the soldier killed in the war.

The Moores saved for years to to keep it covered with flowers. She sent his parents snap-shots Parents Blamed For Child's Lack Of Discipline No. 1 Teacher in Nation Declares Home Degenerated CHICAGO, June 5 (IP) The only thing wrong with children today is their parents, the nation's No. 1 teacher said today. "They just won't discipline their youngsters," she said.

Miss Aline Neal, Jackson, selected by a group of educators as the "best teacher of 1947," said the major problem in education today is the lack of discipline in the home. She said children were much better-trained when she started 0UIGK WAY PASTE HOUSEHOLD CLEANER Judged America's Finest All-Purpose Household Cleaner and weekly letters. The Moores decided something should be done about their son's, college fund. They talked it over and decided that Coorie should fly to America and spend six months with them. "Such a big reward for so little," Coorie said today.

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Use Want Ads For Profit Pliant 381-12 do. Home is just a place to sleep 1947 "tlowlde con--and the teacher gets the job ofitMt and awarded 2- Prlw. training the children. indirectly today that civilian gasoline and oil consumption may be curtailed by the first of the month unless Pacific coast stocks prove sufficient to meet the increased needs of the armed forces. The critical fuel situation was disclosed at a meeting yesterday attended by officials of west coast oil companies and members of the Army-Navy petroleum board.

Officials brought out these facts: 1. The Navy will be about 50 per cent short of its requirements for gasoline, oil, lubricating oil and similar products by July 1. The Navy needs nearly 500,000 more barrels of aviation gasoline and 60 per cent more Diesel oil. 2. The Army also Is about 50 per cent short.

An Army Air forces representative told the board that the A.A.F. would, need 2,513,600 barrels of 100 to 300 octane gasoline in the 1948 fiscal year. Only one-fourth of this amount has been committed. MAY MEET NEEDS 3. Another Army board member said he "hoped" bids to be opened June 10 would meet requirements for the Army ground forces.

The board made no direct threats to curtail civilian consumption. It left no doubt, however, that arbitrary action might be taken If the oil companies do not cooperate. "We certainly hope It won't become a national emergency so we'll have to go out and requisition," one board member said. DO DISCIP.LING FOR "The funny part of it is that FUR I the parents want us to do the dis-cipling. I guess they are just re STORAGE REFRIGERATED acting against all the discipline they got when they were young." 1 The time parents spent 24 years ago training their children now is fl mmI V2i urvi iUm Lj Vm spent at the movies, attending I clubs and listening to radio pro-j" grams, she said.

i SHOP AT MARKELL'S "And where are the children?" I IN OUR OWN VAULTS JOE GROSS FURS Cleaning Remodeling Repairing Frompt Pickup and Delivery Service she asked. "Why, they're doing the same thing." CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH PROMPT SERVICE Hav your fluid drlvn ehtck.d By your Chryilor dealer, only factory authorized orvlc In San Bernar. ditto. We utt genuine Chrytlef parte. Motor Overhaul, Tune-Up Wheel Aligning a net Balancing Expert Lubrication lody and Fender Repairs nd Painting BUTLER MOTORS Chryiler Plymouth Dealer S71 I Street Phono 21 4T Miss Neal said in the old days CASH LAYAW AY OR CREDIT 1 the school was the center of interest for everyone.

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Now, pr. case is the teachers. Wt4 Ills! Only important city in the south to experience a decrease in colored population is Richmond, Va. ELECTRIC IRONS Non automatic. Complete with cord.

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Fancy weaves and flat knit. Values to 1.69. Now 8)9)' I00 Ideal for up-brown, red Now, Yd. Our reg. 1.19 value, holstering.

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69c yd Now Yd. rtuffw MO-ir 14.10, 7.00-11 If TICKING Our Reg. 49c yd. value. 32" width.

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00 TIRES 43" width in pastel colors and navy. Ideal for skirts, dresses, slacks or suiting. Reg. 1.47- yd. Now, Yd.

Women's 7.90 to 10.89 Nev DRESSES Just Deduct ''A From Our Usual Low Price New Garments Arriv ing Daily Are Being Included Reg. 12.89 Garments. 9.67 Reg. 15.85 Garments. 11.89 Reg.

19.89 Garments. 17.17 Reg. 24.75 Garments. Now. .18.56 VALLEY AUTO SUPPLY BRANCHES IN VICTORVIILE BARSTOW 441 Fifth St.

Ph. 5878 00 Sheer Bemberg's, French Crepes, Printed Luanas and others are included in this group. Sizes 14 Vi 16V4, 46 to 52 Now 152 D0WIM2 A WEEK Putt rhs 6.0Q.16 tin 5 en your cor Slightly Used ARMY COMBAT BOOTS Itugct Terms Now Available. 3 Months to Pajr. 1 No Carrying Charges.

Lay Away Plan Also SAN BERNARDINO TIRE AND APPLIANCE CO. 2. $395 863 Street Phone 6802 I IJ v.i. ana Manner $295 All Slzai HOFFMAN'S Shoe Store and Shoe Repair 423 THIRD STREET OPPOSITE CITY HALL. PHONE 231-43 and FOURTH STREETS Mmm.

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