The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 12

2 San Bernardino DAILY SUN Jan. 17, 1949 In ihe Shadows HANS EBERT 60KKIN Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today for Hans Ebert Bokkin Bakker Begins Third Term as ON YOUR RADIO DIAL RADIO LOG Ticket Sale for Big January 20 Dinner Slated Numerous Groups of City Cooperating on U.S. Unity Gesture K8MT (FM) 99.J KFXht -590 KFI 640 NX 1070 KITO I NO Sunway Show. Builders' Head Construction Group Seats New Officers At Dinner Meeting C.

J. Bakker was installed to serve his third term as president KR NO 1240 KITO 1290 KCSB 1350 KFXM 1u Kid KFI Spelling Bee. KNX Bob Hawk. Arthur Gacth. Kl '0 Music From Hollywood.

KB.MT-KKi Uuslo front Itoilvwood. Kr'XAt Ueorxe Ou It. KRNO Piano pattern KITO Fr. Warnings, Rill road Hour. KFI Frost.

Supper Club KCSB Loll Lea. Stir Time P.M. KFXM Open House. RTO Voc.l Varieties. KITO Hollywood BrfsL KFI Backstage Wife.

KNX K. Manning. KCSB Music BRnristnnri KRNO -Hollywood Today KFI Stella Dallas. KNX H. Wlleman.

Reminiscent Rythms. Open House. KFI-Lorenw Jones. KRNO Among my Call lor Help. KFI World News.

Widder Brown. KNX Jack Smith. Jackpot Quit Ustelllnx lluiur, KFXM Sherlock Holmes. KITO Railroad Hour. When Girl Marries.

ku.no News Hint Aunt. VPtrnvall-arfe America Surpnse I'urka KNX Talent Scout. Valley Farm Hour. I A.M. ClTO Mexican Melodle.

K. M. KCSB Okl Bob. A.M. Nrtt KITO-Agronslry News KFI Time Newi.

KNX Newt, Brady. KllNO Musical Clock TtlS KF.M it. smm KITO Local Ntwi. KFI Law-ton. KNX Brooden Brady.

KRNO World! ot Lite. 1:1 liL.if Kiinrfi Hnrty KRNO R'chard DeYounj. KITO Zeke Manners. KFI Platter Party. KNX Bob Go-red.

KCSB Okie Bob. i.e.... KITO -Xekr KFI Sam Hayet. KNX Fred Beck. 1i5J KFXM Cltrui Reporter.

A.M. KFXM Coffee Time. KrlNO Bible institute. KITO Breakfast Club. KFI F.

Waring Show. KNX Songs. 8:15 KFXM Victor Llndlahr. KNX News. KFI Jack Berch.

KNX Grand Slam. KFXM Music lor Mrs. KRNO Organ Devotion. KITO Breakfast Club. KCSB Brkftt.

News. KRNO Musical Portrait KFI Lora Lawton. KITO KFXM KCSB KFI I M0 KFXM KFI KNX KRNO 1:45 KFI P.M. KFXM KRNO KITO KFI KNX KCSB 3:15 KFI KFXM KFXM KITO KFXM KNX KFI KITO KFI KNX Golden Hope Chest Magic of the Allied Construction industries at the monthly dinner meeting held at Arrowhead Springs hotel. George Thwing of the Triangle Certified 'Concrete Co.

served as the installing officer. New officers and directors who will serve under Mr. Bakker are the following: Louis Hansen, vice: president; C. F. Hippenstiel, sec-rotary; Melvin Levin, treasurer; and Andy H.

Anderson, William Allen, Byron Babel, Jack Carney, Elmer Doran, A. M. Herman, Wiley Howard, William Mellin, Harvey Stahl, Thomas Ware and Gene Vanouse, directors. HEAR SPEAKER Seventy-four members and guests who attended the meeting heard a special speaker, Harold Grjbbin, public relations man for the Paraffin makers of Pabco products. He was introduced by the Droeram chairman.

S. ipilSn i 11 Portia. Red Benson. KITO-- Bride, Unmrn. Just Plain Bill.

Meet Missus. Radio Auction. Front Page FarrelL KBMT-FM Melody Time. social security, News, Ladies father and three tone were Initiated Into tha membership of Richard recent meeting. The father, B.

D. Morrison, Is shown above at the right, are his three sons, Robert, Emmett and Bert D. Morrison, and Jones, the latter post commander. Road of Life. Arthur Godfrey.

Split Star. Brighter Day. Record Album. KBMT-FM Melody Tine. Library Corner.

Bandstand. 11:10 KRNO Min. Concert. KITO Henry Taylor. 8:54 KFXM Hy Gardner.

P.M. KBMT-FM New Hlllthtl. Frost Warulnts. KKXiU iMews. KRNO -Home Hour.

KFI Ezio Plnza. KNX Inner Sanctum. KITO Berlin Story. 1:05 KBMT-FM SI ra-Off. Matinee Met Be Seated.

KFXM Fleetwood Lawton, KFI News. 0:30 KFXM Inside Sports KFI Big Story. KNX Beulah. 0:45 KNX Nlte Editor. KFXM Fulton Lewis Jr.

10 P. M. KFXM News" KITO Reporter. KRNO Proudly Wo Hall. KFI News.

KNX News. KFXM Musical Moments. KFI Sports Edition. KNX Bob Elson. KITO Local News.

KITO Bargain Counter. KFXM Supper Club. KRNO Music Box. KFI Carveth Wells. KNX Symphonette.

KITO Key to Valley. KFI Melody Time. KRNO Blues in the Llnkletter. Marv. Night World War I Vet, Three Sons Initiated in Post No.

777 KNX Rosemary. KITO Art vrcu Mnrn fint Rnunrtun KFI Aunt A KRNO Matinee KRN'O-Sunshlne Mlaslon. CSB Teen Time. KFXM Heatter'i Mallbaf. KJTO Welnane Traveler.

nw- KFI Nora Drake. Scott. Following Mr. Gribbin's colored motion picture was shown describing the processes used in making linoleum. Elmer Hoien, city councilman, gave a short talk on the apprentice program which the Allied Construction industries is sponsoring.

New members introduced during the evening were the following: Dwight Arbuckle, Phillip Warren, Jack M. Wagman, Richard E. Wisehaupt, D. V. Mazzitelli and Paul Pestel.

at Ingold chapel in Fontana. Interment is to follow at Montecito Memorial park. MARY M. COSTELLO Rosary for Mrs. Mary Margaret Costello will be recited tomorrow at 8 p.m.

at Kremer chapel. Mass will be celebrated at Holy Rosary Catholic church, 10 a.m. Wednesday. Interment Is to follow at Calvary section, Mountain View cemetery. CLAY W.

T. FRITTER Clay Webster Taylor Fritter, 57, resident of San Bernardino at 1875 Del Rosa avenue, a gardener at Patton State hospital, died yester day while at work. He was a native of Chico, California, and had lived in San Bernardino 10 years. He was a member of the Phoe nix lodge ot Masons and the Knights of Phythias. Surviving are 'his widow, Mrs.i Maude Fritter; four daughters, Mrs.

Agile Bickford, Mrs. Betty Iverson, Mrs. Mattie Ransford and Mrs. Direl Rodormel, all of Napa, California; three sons, Shirley, Cecil, and Courtley, also of Napa; three sisters and one brother. Funeral services are pending with Kremer Funeral home in charge of arrangements.

HENRY E. HYDINGER Funeral services for Henry E. Hydinger, retired pharmacist who died Saturday, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Stephens Bob-bitt chapel. Interment is to follow at Mountain View cemetery.

TEOFILIA C. JAGUS Mrs. Teofilia C. Jagus, 55, resi dent of 375 '6 Tippecanoe avenue, San Bernardino, died yesterday at a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Poland, she had lived in San Bernardino and in California two years.

Surviving are her husband, An drew Jagus; a son Michael Belicki, San Bernardino; a grandson, Richard Belicki; 'two sisters, Mrs. Vir ginia Ruedzinski, Detroit, and Monica of Detroit, three brothers, Alex and Joseph Golembiewski of Detroit, and Louis Golembiewski of Ida.H Mich. She was a member of the Polish Congress organization. Funeral services will be Wednes- day at 2 p.m. at the Mark Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev.

Miles Dawson officiating. Burial will follow at City cemetery. JOHN HENRY NEWTON ruueiiu vires iur donn nenry uaj at iiic main J. ouaw 1 1UI ial chapel with Interment at City cemetery. DORA FRANCES NORTON Funeral services for Mrs.

Dora Frances Norton will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday. The body will be shipped to Byron, 111, by Mark B. Shaw for interment. ROSA PAGE Mrs.

Rosa Page, 68, of 811 Mon terey avenue, San Bernardino, aiea yesterday at a ban Bernar- dino hospital. She was a native Home Hour. KFI News. Ladies' Day. KNX Wendy Warren.

KOB Latin Home Hour. KNX Aunt Jenny. KFXM Kate Smith. 1:3 KFXM-Jewel Box. KRNO Market Crosby.

KRNO El 4 P.M. KBMT-FM KFXM Fulton KFI Woman's KN'X Your KITO 4:15 KFI Murphy EB.VT-rM Sol Alegre. World News Lewis Jr. Secret Stand In. Redlandi Hour.

Talks. Here's Veterans. KFXM. Hemmlngwajr. KBMT-FM Dance lime.

Parks are among other veterans to join the post recently. Jones announced that the organization's 172 members exceeds the quota set by state Legion executives by 22. The growing membership will be given larger quarters sometime this year with the purchase or erection of a new clubhouse, he said. Donations of clothing and bedding for the Gibbons family which was burned out of their Devore In one of the most unusual family initiations in its two-year history, the Richard O. Reed American Legion Ppst No.

777 welcomed a World war I veteran and his three sons as new members, Cmdr. Floyd R. Jones said. The new legionnaires arelhe father, B. D.

and Bert Emmet M. and Robert B. Morrison. A fourth son, Mark L. Morrison, is now on active duty with the Navy.

Kenneth Nagel and Arthur W. KFXM Passing Puaae. KRNO-Citiseni Committee. WTO-Starlight Roof. KFI Burr.

Committee chairmen of civic, service, social and veterans organ' izations are now selling tickets to the All-American Unity dinner to be held on the evening of Presi dent Truman's inauguration, Jan. 20, in San Bernardino. General Chairman Thomas E. Jones said only 500 tickets had been distributed for the affair, which will be held in the San Bernardino High school cafeteria, ac cording to present plans, with chairmen of each organization rep resented at the last committee meeting receiving 10. Chairmen will report on the re sults of the sale at a meeting Wednesday, he said, although many have already disposed of all of their tickets.

If the demand is sufficient, several hundred more tick ets will be sold, and the dinner will be held in the municipal auditorium, he disclosed. GROUPS HELPING Chairmen from organizations not previously mentioned who are handling ticket sales include: Ed ward L. Talbert, 20-30 club; Charles H. Hancock, San Bernardino County Escrow association; Joseph W. Snyder, chamber of commerce; Dr.

George E. Shafer, James Sullivan, county assessor's office; Mrs. Charles Cooper, Junior Women's club; Mrs. P. A.

Heln-felt, P.E.O.; Mrs. Gordon Fields, Pan-Hellenic; Charles Rogers, Air Reserve association; Mrs. Ottie Spradling, Mrs. Harry A. Cline, Y.W.C.A.; Mrs.

C. M. Burns, Wil-sonian club; A. A. Dickman, Pennsylvania society; Marie Bloom, B.

P. W. club; Mrs. Amy D. Rob erts, county welfare department; Mrs.

F. A. Davey, D.A.R. and Federated Council of Church Women; W. M.

Ryan, San Bernardino Garden club. H. E. Morrison, Carpenters Local 944; A. P.

Hunter, Arrowhead Restaurant association; Dr. H. H. Voss, Uptown Exchange club; Monte L. Weeks, Arrowhead hair stylists; Krista H.

Nelson, Red Cross and Zonta club; Mrs. Edith Eskesen, Camp Fire Girls and Quota club; James A. Gorman, Society of American Accountants. Ray M. McGarrigle, Knights of Columbus; Cecil Ladd, National Secretaries' association; Mrs.

Frank R. Marek, San Bernardino Bruin club; Mrs. Louis L. Isen- berg, Temple Emanu El; R. N.

Wickett, Exchange club; Mrs. Sam Isenberg, Pioneer club; Mrs. Winifred Erskine, Soroptimist club; Elder Gregory, U.S.W.V.; David Snookal, Base Line Commercial club; Ben Marti, Rotary club; George S. Kent, Downtown association; Herman Stelzer, B'nai B'rith; Mrs. J.

Owen Smith, Valley Women's club, and Mrs. James Savage, Assistance league. Yucca Seeking Fire District Issue to Be Decided At Polls Tuesday ALL IN THE FAMILY A O. Reed Atnerioan Legion pott at extreme left. Following, left to Don R.

Sturtevant and Floyd R. Impersonation Suspect Held Police Arrest Man in Officer's Uniform A man who identified himself as Connie M. Jordan, 30, of Miami, was arrested by San Bernar dino police In a Third street cafe on suspicion of impersonating an Army officer. Officers said the suspect, who they asserted failed to produce satisfactory identification papers, had been observation by them for several days since he allegedly was not conducting himself in the manner of an officer. Police said Jordan was dressed in a captain's uniform, wearing several campaign ribbons.

Officers are attempting to de termine whether the man is a member of the armed forces or a civilian. Applications for Merit Scholarships mm ws I Be Filed Soon Applications for Merit fund scholarships, awarded each semester to worthy students at the San Bernardino Valley college, must be filed by Friday, Feb. 4, William F. Bronizer, chairman of the scholarship committee, announced. a KITO Hollywood Breakfast KNX Helen Trent KFI All Around.

KNX Gal Sunday. KFXM Echoes Encores. KRNO News. IV A.M. KFXM News.

KRNO Trading Post KITO Ted Maion. KNX Biz Sister. KCSB Yii Ucarhart KFXAl Guxpcl Singers. KITO Galeu Drake. KNX Ma Perkins.

KFI You Listening. lf.it KFXM Mention Music. KFI News. KNX Dr. Malone.

KIU'JO Music workshop. KITO My True Story. 10:45 KNX Guiding Lite. KFI Life Beautiful II v.u. KFXM -Ladles First.

KRNO Music Workshop. KNX Club 13. KITO Diso Jockey Jr. KCSB Five Star Final. 4:40 KCSB What's Doing In Valley.

4:45 KNX E. R. Murrow. KRNO Kenn Davis. KFXM Bob Anderson News.

KCSB Sports Round-up. KITO Disc Jockey Jr. P. M. KBMT-FM- Dance Time.

KRNO Tennessee Ernie. KITO Challenge of Kukon. KFI Feature Wire. KNX News. KFXM Superman.

6:15 KFXM Chandu. Magician. KFI News. High School Publications to Sponsor Show, 'Follies Berdoo' By PEGGY SMITH (Marilyn Cram will share the spot- For the first time in history the in a dual-piano number. Car- three Senior High school publlca- ttnne TSrw Waalrlv tho TVrn I tha Rr-rtn.

1 Hi I Double or Nothing. KNX Sports. KNX Second Mrs. Burton. KRNO Western torian, are jointly producing a the production.

The last of the in-variety show, featuring school strumentals will be Buzzy Watson Miu ccuy t-rocaer. KCSB Val Gearhart KBMT-FM Danoe Time. KRNO Western Sundown. K.NX Perry Mason. News.

KITO Ladies in the News. KITO sky King 1 11 KFI Chris Lvnch. KFXM Juecn for a Day. KNX C. Collingwood KRNO Social Security KFXM Capt Midnight 0:45 KBMT-FM Valley News.

KFXM -Tom Mix. KNX News. 6 P.M. KBMT-FM motet Mosle. KFXM Gabriel Heatter.

KRNO Sons of Pioneers. KFI American Way. KNX Radio Theater. Seven From County To Be Inducted For Army Service Seven San Bernardino county youths will be inducted for 21- months Army service today, the selective service group office announced. Mrs.

Audrey Wilson, coordinator for the three county draft boards, said they would be taken into the new peaceMime Army at 8 a.m. at the Army and Air Force recruiting station. Four of the men are from the territory of Local Board 130 and three from Local Board 131. None are being Inducted this month from Board 132, she said. from Board 131 are: Cruz H.

Martinez, 25, of 1332 Eighth street," San Bernardino; Robert E. Skavich of Fontana, 23; and Cilff Hixon, 25, of Rialto. Those to be inducted from Board 130 are: Donald C. Land, 24, Ontario; Mike V. Esqiilvel, 23, Chino; Lee S.

Truman, 23, Chino; and Trino A. Gallardo, 23, Cucamonga. Marshall Elected President of Firemen's Group Lyman Marshall was recently elected president of the San Bernardino Fireman's association replacing the retiring president, Bud Mayer. Other newly elected officers of the benefit organization are Ernie Denham, vice-president, and Harry Wainwright, secretary-treasurer. Fire Chief D.

E. Littleton was chosen as fireworks committee chairman of the association which includes all 73 of San Bernardino's firemen. Wheeler. I P.M. KFI News.

KNX News. KFXM Requests at Random. KKNO- -Nite Owl. KITO Record Rendevous. 11:15 KFI Melodlana.

KFXM Kequest at Random KNX Merry-Go-Round. UVM KFI Supper Club. KRNO cap. 11:45 KFI For You. KNX You A Presidency.

KFXM isews. II M1D.MOHT KFXM Sign-off. KRNO Sign-ofL KITO Sign-off KFI Midnlte Flyer. KNX News, Music Sundown. TELEVISION KTSL Channel 2 6:15 Pattern Music.

6:30 Mr. Do-Good. 7:00 Program Hllltes. 7:05 Sleepy Joe. 7:20 "Big Meow." 7 Knitting Class.

7:55 Your America. 8:00 "Girls From Paradise." 8:20 Telenews. 8:30 Wrestling. 11:00 Final EdiUon. 11:05 Prog.

Review. KTLA Channel 5:30 Music, News. Splinters. 6:45 Cartoon. 6:55 Program Preview.

7 :00 Shopping. 7:10 My Hooby. 7:23 News Flashes. 7:30 Name the Star. 7:35 Music Scrapbook.

7:50 Newsreel. 8:00 What Do You Know. sv ins. Davis 8:30 This Is Hollywood. 9:00 Boxing.

KLAC-TV Channel 13 1:00 Test Pattern. 7:30 B. Worth. 7:45 Eddie Ev. 8:30 Fortnlte Charades.

8:30 Boxing. KFI-TV Channel 1:00 Test Pattern, ill. KT-TV Channel 11 3:00 Test. 7:00 Lucky Pup. 7:15 The Mcaklns.

7:30 News, Sports. 7.45 Make Mine Music. 8:00 Texcs Rangers. weswrn. timithrd by thf station it prignmi.

sratraau Hits mil be mitt without nati.) nesday at the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel. Interment will be In Cltjr cemetery. PAGr, In Ssn Bernardino, California, Jan. 18.

1049. Mrs. Rosa Page, 68. native of Illinois, resident of San Bernardino 27 yean and of California 40 years, rxineral services at 3:30 p.m. B- Shaw n-uiuiuu cnapei wun inierment to follow at Mountain View cemetery.

I P.L'OGLES In P.dlands, Modern. KITO Guest Star. KFI Today's Children. KNX Nora Drake. KRNO--Mouein Music KITO My Setc.iadc.

KFI Lit of World. KNX Makes You Tick? KNX Guiding Light 13 Kl i ews KFXM Songs of Our Tunes 0:15 KRNO News. Kl'i'O Elmei Kl'l'U--Kews KFI Farm Report. KNX Gordon Mason. KCSB Treasury Parade.

KFXM News. KRNO Stewart Hamblin. KITO Jamoiiree. KH-M Perkins. Co Treasury Parade.

KFXM Farm Front KRNO Saddl" Siesta. KITO Good News. KFI Pepper Young. KNX Don Ameche. KECA Treas.

Parade. KCSB Bdwy. Rhjthms. KITO Bargain Counter. KFI Rite to Happiness.

KFXM Chuck Wagun. KRNO Western Playboys. KRNO Sports KFXM Melody 0:30 KBMT-FM KFXM Pastels KRNO Dinner KFI Dr. Q. KITO Mr.

0:45 KRNO 0:55 KFXM Bill 1 P.M. KBMT-FM KITO Lone KFXM The KRNO Modem KFI Contented KNX Friend 7:15 KBMT-FM KBMT-FM A You. acnoiarsmps oi uoin anu ju talent of the show, consisting ot Day, Dona liutler, and Jane Cnnk-values are available to students home-spun acts from the high law, too, are busy checking scripts now enrolled in the college and In-; 3Ch0ol student body. Classical sing- and rehearsing acts, eomlnff students. Mr.

Brenizer 1 nnMinn win wind fin tho faruHv nri nf orividntr Show. Time. Dining Music. tn Music. Serenade.

President tor-timc. Henry. World News. Ranger. Falcon.

talent. To be presented on the nights of Jan. 27 and 29, the show will be called the "Follies Berdoo." As befits this type of produc tion, there will be included all sorts of variety, no less. 10 Degin with, there will be two masters of ceremonies. Jim Crawford and Dottie Grey will cooperate on that score, with the help of Kenneth Keener and his imitations.

I spotlighted will be the musical Lynell Wells, Dwaine Meek, Flora Tor, i'nA7Q otiH flnil rlmrifsnn Pnn- Dancers will set off the singers with Spanish, modern ballet, and tap being done by Celena Soffa, Corinne Mathews, and Evelyn Brill, respectively. The Downbeats, said The fund is made Dossible throueh the beauest of Mrs. LoUige M. Rogers, derjuiar sinecrs will also perform, Con'- Hour Irma. Dennis Day.

Song for uwuinuia nu nu uvea oan ceaaed. among them Colleen Howard, Bernardino 27 years and in Cali-i awards are made on the Mary Sadler, and Janice O'Don-fornia 40 years. oi six fact0rs: neu. Hill billies will be rcpre- Surviving are three sons, Alfred) The student's past record by Shirley Tournier, Bob C. Page, Valley Springs, Califor- scholarship and his promise of I Button, Martha Lochr, and Jim-nia; Manford Earl Page and Grant brilliant achievement in the fu-lmy Adams in an honest-to-gtsh W.

Page of San Bernardino; two ture; the significance or purpose hill-billy rendition of some popu-daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Wall, in continuing education; record In iar songs. Thi lAlonaitiM Mutinied In tnti hedU 0ii to sntMt ewilltMsi cktniet ttis nini. e'auui-iiiiuicji, VITAL RECORDS go to the polls tomorrow to brothers George Corle, lersh-ip and applicant's need of fi-on a proposed fire district which 1X ore" naneial assistance. would include the area within threo Tartluc of thA ronior rf I Bamsaall, UKla.

and communitv cltizenshiD: moral character: evidence or leaa- Class Organizations 'TOP If rnrmgn fll Y.t. Class organizations will be one ot the most popular Danas m.ri vi tv, onni ha inr-inHnrf fpn.itlects NewUtticers Ontario, and Mrs. Mildred Tucker, Ross Corle, be Wednes- Funeral services will Y'V monai wpei. is to follow at Mountain View crmotprv 1 BENJAMIN ROWE benjamin o. nowe, wno naa Z.

Rowe, who Iived in Rialto 20 years Prior t0 tn 'Z La home recently were delivered by rehabilitation Officer Dallas Gibb, L. wil1 Present their own compositions at and his already-popular accordian. Music isn't all the "Follies Berdoo" will have. Instructor Irving Asch's first period creative writing class has written several skits and farces for the show. The "drama" will also be handled by high school students, Plans for a super-big publicity campaign are in the making, with Dick Barnes and Peggy Smith in charge.

Student Managers Tex there are Mr. Asch, advisor for tho Turn Annual nnrl tho PnrHJnal Scriptorian, Clark Jones, adviser for the Tyro Weekly, Miss Verna L. Brown, drama director at the high school, and Charles Wood. The "Follies" is to be held in the high school auditorium, with tickets selling for 50 cents, and the curtain going up at 8:15 p.m. There will be box-office sales; however, tickets will also be sold at various points in -the city for the public's convenience.

1 Girl ScOUt TrOOD 1 1 Election of officers and work on scrap books were the order of business whpn flirl Srnnt Trnnn 11 hed its first of the new 4W cleared 540 on their sale of Christ mas cards. Pope Innocent III was elected by the Cardinals after the death of Celestine III, in 1198 and at tho time was not a priest. Roy and Mary from Bill and Mildred; sweaters to Jackie and Mike from Uncle Bill and Aunt Mildred. No. 110S.

Parcel sent by Potter, San Bernardino, addressed to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White, 3901 Locust, Riverside, and returned endorsed "removed left no address." No.

1107. One pound of dates to Mrs. A. Botes from the Rojewsk's of route 1, box 434, Prescott, Ariz. No 1108.

Large bundle of newspapers mailed to Young on Fifth street. No. 1109. One coaster wagon mailed from Scars, Roebuck, Chicago, to Craig Craig Schoibol of 735 Sycamore avenue. No.

1110. Parcel from Stamford, Conn. Contents appear to be a granding attachment for a lathe. 1111. Parcel mailed at La Mesa, California, containing a silk scarf for Auntie Lulie from Gary, Louise and Jeff.

No. 1112. Gold watch band from Chicago, mailed by Montgomery Ward Co. No. 1113.

One 50-foot magazine of exposed Kodachrome colorfllm. Mailed Jn gan Bernardino without sender's I formed at the beginning of theiWm have a regular field day at J. ia by of supervisors turing Connie Driussi on the drums and Carnelle Stacey's vocals. As to instrumcntals pianists the "Follies Eordoo." Mary Jo Robins and Patti Ingli will play classical selections, while Jimmy Adams will handle popular selec tions, and Rose Roberts will play her specialty boogie. In addition, Suzanne Jankey and To Meet at Breakfast The multiple listing division of the San Bernardino Real Estate board will hold its regular breakfast meeting tomorrow at 8 a.m.

in the Mclo-dce-lane cafe. The in-, elusion of exclusive listings with multiple listings will be discussed. Fourth street Pomona. He had lived in Pomona 15 years and In California 35 years. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow ai uiacKman u- tomorrow at Blackman's Fu- Did Your Christmas Package Go Astray? neral chapel in Pomona. Inter- das3 conscousncss and spirit be-ment is to follow at Rialto Park thn nnri tn a. Fun.rai 3 omorrw the Trinity Eoiscooai church. with iWnt to foi.ow an mortuary u' chaVge of sirange- TEMPLW-m San Bernardino. fornia.

Jan. 15, 1949. Mrs. Effie Ann i lempiin. 77, native of Ohio, resident i of San Bernardino three years and of California six years.

Gravesld's erv- ices at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Roonevplt Memorial park, Los AngMes. with the Mark B. Shaw Co. in charge of arrangement.

FLORISTS STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS Formerly Morton's Flower Shop NO CHANGE IN OWVFRSHTP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASION3 409 St. Phone 3-4123 ROBERTS FLOWER SHOP I THOUGHTFUL CARE li5LLStreel Phone 4-1142 SAGE'S FLOWER SHOP Vall. Dr John Lounsburv president Dr John i ixjunsoury, presiaem of the college, StudcnU having 29 units or more will be considered sophomores, whereas those having fewer than 29 units will be freshmen, Dr. Lounsbury said. The classes are tr flr-vnlrm more sist in planning certain important class functions.

Freshman advisers will be Erna children; and grandchildren. two great great Graveside funeral services will Observers believe that the crea- tion of the special district is prac- 'ticallv assured as no nrotests wore 7 voiced during a hearing on the 1 -InT 01 1 1 proposed district is $187,600. which means that a tax rate of SI MP 5100 would yield an annual 51,860 for iire fightinS Purposes. Warm Springs School Elects 14 Students To Safety Committee Fourteen students at Warm Snrin srVinnl unra rocnnllo elected to the Safety committee from the upper grades. The safety was administered Dy oer- ial(l Galloway, outgoing chairman.

iimuiee. New members are: Henry Reese, chairman; Nora Frances Roberts, secretary; Louise West, Russell iMcCormick, Sarah Anderson, Dale Mr'si, uuuin, "ivu.uk Blount, Bobby Burk, Barbara Ben ton, Loretta Peltier and Melvin cemetery. AMELYA ROY "Mrs Amelva Pnv fnrmor rpsl, SAN BERNARDINO POSTOFFICE LISTS REMAINING UNDELIVERABLE PARCELS dent of Muscoy for 18 years, died Malottke, Gordon Atkins, and Saturday in Alhambra. She had John Whitfield. Named for the lived there the past three years, sophomore advisers are Mrs.

Eea-Funeral services are to be con-itrice White and Arlce c- Butte1-ductcd tomorrow In Alhambra WEDDING RINGS AT VONDEY'S 309 ST. DIED FRITTER In San Bernardino, California, Jan. 16. 194. Clay Webfter Taylor Fritter.

57. native of California, resident Of San Bernardino 10 years. Funeral services ar pending with Kremer Funeral home In charge of arrangements. JAGCS In San Bernardino. California, Jan.

18. vnv. Mm. leoima 55. native of Poland, resident of San Eernardino and of California two years.

Funeral at 2 p.m. Wed Walmsley Retires As Manager of State Employment Service (Continued from Page Nine) al educational advisory committee and the Elephant club, San Bernardino County Republican assembly, of which he is a gold card member. Mr. Walmsley, who was absent from his desk during his last months as manager of the employ- ment service office because of illness, is still confined to his home at 1333 street but is receiving visitors. IN CANADA A native of Ontario, Canada, he vas reared and educated in De-roit, and Chicago, 111., business.

He was his own nnpyer until 1931, when he en- a ttvmA nnitn.nmonl.l CAimfno al fiui. ml, Stale ana COUnty ana City re 'let BdminiKtrator at Alhambra. In his capacity, Mr. Walmsley said, "ie cut unemployment rolls from 1,000 to 600 under a policy that hose who could work must work. He joined the state department employment In Los Angeles in 1935 in an advisory capacity.

He Vcame manager of the San Bernardino office in October, 1938, ind continued in that capacity uitil his retirement. During the time Mr. Walmsley If vtrt thA Ran P.prnnrriinn u. 1.4 iv.it "rom but 200 persons a month a peak of 7,000 at the height of "BAY IT with flowers" He also reviewed the assignments PHON6l58rP-GETBAlEBrRLDt responsibilities of the com- be conducted at Roosevelt Memor- cd by Drcx Magged, manager ial Park, P'Hf the claims department of the tomorrow with the Mark B. Shaw, graveside rites will follow at 2:30 p.m.

at Mountain View cemetery, Surviving is nor husband, Frank Roy, and a son, Wilford Roy, both of Alhambra. JOHN RTAIIFFACHC Funeral services for John David Stauffacher will be held at 10:30 a.m. today at Ingold chapel In Fontana. Interment is to follow at Belloview cemetery, Ontario. Surviving him are his parents Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Stauffacher of Glendale and a grandson, James w. aiamiacner. EFFIE ANN TEMPLIN Principal Doran W.

Tre- All persons who expected pack ages for Christmas which they did not get or who have been notified that packages they sent were not received are urged to check the following list, which has been com postonico. The number which appears at the end of the description of each parcel, Mr. Maggard explains, Is the number which that package 'has been given by tho postoffice anrt Bnould be referred to when a claim is presented at window three of the poatoffice. Insured parcel No. 463467 mailed in Chicago Dec.

11 containing Christmas packages for Marilyn IChrlstmaa packages for Marilyn and Wck.e from Ralph. John Kovac.ny of 3fS0 Arm tage avenue Five hundred sheets business forms. Appears to be daily Inventory blanks for chain store. No. 1104.

Minimum fee insured parcel ifrom Pueblo, contain- Ilnf set of pillow cases to name or address. No. 1114. The following list includes descriptions of packages which, Mr. Maggard notes, appear to have been in larger family parcels originally.

No. 1115, two cotton shirts to John from mom; No. 1116, three white cotton handkerchiefs to John from Tony and Angie; No. 1117, box of women's handkerchiefs to Mary from Tony and Ansle. No.

1118, book, "Little Men," to Donnie from the Larsons; No. 1119, View Master stereoscope and six reels of "Fairy Talcs" and "Christmas Story," purchased at Marshall Field's, Chicago; No. 1120, box of body powder to orand- mom Sally from Doanna; No. 1121, set or small socket wrenches to Dad from Newton; No. 1122, Mickey Mouse ball point pen.

No. 1123, one pair of nylon hose purchased from McCrory's, size i0'2; No. 1124, small album of post card scenes of Bad Elstcr, Germany; No. 1125, plastic horse filled with candy; No. 1126, two sot3 of four hard rubber casters; No.

1127, one roll of film rle- veloned bv Universal Phntn Tji Crosse, Wis. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Mark shaw funeral directors Regardless of your circumstances services are available, staff licensed Association Members Your Guaran- our te 0f Superior workmanshiD. MEMORIAL CHAPEL iwj x-iiui anu irriiaruuio. i. idB ITI.L.

I. 2131 Funeral Chapel, Redlands e.l ronomce KREMER FUNFRAT. HfiME Formerly Woodhoune Mortuary Pemonally Conducted Service! 56 MT. VERNON AVE. Ph.

6118 EMMERSON'B MORTUARY REDLANDS BROOKHIDE AVE. PHONE 6161 STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME U56F Street Phone 8-2281 I. M. Knopunyder Mortuary Expense A Matter of Your Own Lieiilre Colton. Calif.

Phong 44-J CEMETERIES MONTECITO MEMORIAtTPARK Cemetery Lota, Mausoleum, Crematory V-A 8ou'h Waterman Ave. rn, oan uernaraino 6-2590 MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY Highland Avenue at Waterman Kan Rprnp(nn pvpng S-6U Phone Mrs. Effie Ann Templin, riait who died Lo- ln cnar2 01 arrangements yviLLIAM F. WEST cnrvin fnr William F0Untajn West will be held today at 2 at' t)ie Mark B- shaw Memoria chapel. Interment is to folIow at Montecito Memorial park HUGH L.

WILSON Funeral services for Hugh L. Saturda wiI, fc(? held at 2 tnmnrrnw at Thm1d rhanel ln with the Retf. j. A. s)oan ofl'iclatin2, Cremation will follow a(.

jfontocto Memorial Park 1 mausoicum. The cornerstone was recently laid for the new University of Caen in France which Was founded garthen presided at the ceremony. Bartenders, Culinary Workers to Hold Dance The Culinary Workers and Bartenders union will hold its annual benefit dance at 8 p.m. Feb. 7 at Club Pago Pago in Colton, it was! announced veuterdav.

Two bands will play for the event, and during the evening a vaudeville show will be presented, An invitation to attend was ex- tended bv the eroun to restaurant and club owners and beverage dis-1 tributPM, died Saturday at a San Bernar. dino nospital. A native of Clinton, Ohio, 8he had cn living with ner oaugnier, mn. mc. Cardie, orape sireei, aan uer- nardino, for the past three years.

ne naa uvea in amornia six years, Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. McCardle, and Mrs. Egther.