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Wil- sie Lampkin, secretary, the board was urged to "use every facility" to secure "safe, sanitary and adequate housing" for juveniles kept at the haU. Board Chairman S. Wesley Break ordered an answer be sent that a general survey of needs is already being made. Further action awaits its completion. S.B.

Uptown 20-30 to Meet Tuesday Night Members of the Uptown 20-30 Club of San Bernardino will hold their January business meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Mug, President Jack H. Mortensen an nounced, ..13 Lady ...8 12:30 12:45 1:00 Bob Crosby Suspects, News 9 5:15 Pinky Corral Chef Milani ..11 8 Dusty Walker ..7 Howdy Doody ..4 Cowboy Thrills 5 C. Leonetti 4 5:30 Crosbys Calling 9 Strike It Rich ..2 Turn to Friend 7 Search 8 Carnival Cartoons Ladies 11 Mat. ....7 1:15 1:30 Love of Life ...8 6:00 Nutsy Film Space Valiant Lady ..2, Ern Westmore .7 Key to Kitchen 4 Guiding Light ..8 Western 1:45 9 Thunderbolt ...11 Cmdr.

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With every breath, VapoRub's active medication penetrates all through the cold-stuffed nose and the throat deep into the large breathing passages. It helps break up congestion. It soothes and moistens dry. irritated membranes relieves the covgh, makes breathing easier! Mode by Ydks in and House Bell Youth Beaten Six Months Ago Dies Th victim of a July 25 beating. for which a Bloomington youth has already been convicted of assault, died at 1:30 p.m.

Monday in a San Bernardino hospital. According to DeD. Coroner Ar nold J. McCann, acting for Coro ner R. E.

Williams, William T. Guinn, 21, of 1089 Cunningham Highland, died from a fractured skull suffered in a fight at Guy's Place, 229 S. San Bernardino. Already convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in the beat ing is Denny Adams, 20, of 598 b. Church Bloomington, who is out on bond pending his sentencing in the assault case.

The sentencing is scheduled to take place on Jan. 8 before Superior Judge Carl B. Hilliara wtiose court Adams was convicted after a jury trial on Dec. 15. According to Dep.

Dist. Atty. Robert Castle, who prosecuted the assault case, further action against Adams is under consideration. Guinn is survived by his wife, Wilma. The body is at the Mark B.

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"We're not anxious to take it to court and get a writ of mandamus. but if we have to, we feel that the court will be influenced by this state election code and re quire the council to call an election within 30 to 60 days," said Chapman, his statement punctu ated by the applause of the audi ence. Wilson gave introductory re marks which stressed that 13,000 qualified electors, almost the en tire number cast in the last may oralty election, favored the wage standardization ordinance with its increase in salaries. He asked that the council give first reading on the ordinance at the Monday meeting. Later in the meeting, Harold E.

Hossom, secretary of the San Ber nardino Ministerial spoke on behalf of the firemen and police men giving again the association's five-point endorsement. The council threw out bids from Jack Coyle Chevrolet Agency; Mis sion Pontiac Co. and Bruce Jordan Inc. on eight of the 10 new vehicles and called for bids on the entire group, lumping trade-in allowances. The council's motion made by E.

C. Kremer expressed the opinion that the $1,000 trade-in allowance on six 1953 sedans was not enough. A contract was awarded to Jack Coyle Chevrolet Agency for cars for the building inspector and Engineering Department, totaling $3,780. Bids were also awarded for the following: Base Line Sheet Metal, low bidder. $28,535 for the heating and ventilating system of Municipal Auditorium, other bids being Wright's Sheet Metal Colton, Cook's Sheet Metal Fontana, $32,432 and Clark San Bernardino, $34,654.

Low bidder, George Here Co, $4,266, to install curbs, gutter and pave 35th between and streets, other bids being Matich Bros. and R- A. Erwin, $4,471. Low bidder, Seccombe Sec- combe Contractors, $2,817, for installing of sewers in Perris street between 16th and 17th street the other bid being Henry B. Stevens Riverside, $3,092.

Low bidder, Seccombe Seccombe, $3,901 for sewers in 41st street from the alley east of Sepul- veda avenue to Waterman avenue the other bid being Henry B. Stevens, $4,504. Low bidder. R. A.

Erwin, $8,503 for curbs, gutters and paving on street from 28th to 30th streets, other bids being Matich Bros. 778. and George Herz $8,610. The council also awarded the contract for the purchase of treat ed structural timber for a bridge to Warren Southwest sub mitting the only bid at the Dec 21 council meeting of $1,315 per lineal foot for piling and $196.25 per board foot for other types. In spite of Councilman Rex V.

Duncan's statements that the church proposed by the Rev. Thom as Ming (Bethel Temple Assembly of God) at Mill and Sts. pre sents traffic problems, the council concurred with the planning com mission in granting the conditioned exception. Theft Suspect Held Joy Lee Cheek, 29, of 1005 Elm wood was arrested by San Bernardino Police officers for in vestigation of petty theft in connection with the taking of four dresses, two pairs of pajamas and sheets from a downtown department store. Elementary School District.

A request was denied that the county should increase the parking area on private property at the end of the road leading to the Mt. Baldy Ski Lift. Can't do it for a private agency, ruled the board. FREE DEMONSTRATION CO. fi.

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Asst. Administrative Official Harold Zenz told the board escrow on the property was completed and occupancy set on or before March 1. The county had previously agreed to help the firm find an other spot for relocation. Asst. County Clerk Walter V.

Combs has been elected employes' representative to the San Bernar dino County Employes Retirement Board, it was announced in a letter from County Clerk Harry L. Alli son. After 'canvassing the ballots in the Dec. 29 election, Allison said, Combs was shown to have 844 votes, while 26 other votes went to a scattering of write-in candidates The question of paying other counties' high rates for hospitaliza tion of San Bernardino County residents moved toward a definite policy stage when Welfare Director George K. Wyman presented the board with a $231.50 bill from the Riverside County Hospital.

The bill covered five days' hospitalization and services for delivery of a baby to a San Bernardino woman. Wyman told the board the same treatment would have cost $95 at the San Bernardino County Hospital. The supervisors agreed he should offer the lower amount to the sister county's hospital as just compensation. TRAVEL TIME PROPOSAL Referred to Asst. County Counsel Harold M.

Manell for legal study was a proposal made by Nicholas and Personnel Director Sam R. Wyland on travel time for county highway employes. Based upon a fifty-fifty concept of time spent traveling to work sites from the 13 county highway yards, circles miles in radius, representing 15 minutes travel at 35 mph, would be drawn around each yard. Travel time within the first circle would be on the employes' time, with an extra 15 minutes on county time allowed for each additional area entered. Time allowed for traveling would be paid overtime or compensated by early quitting.

The supervisors took time out during their morning session to honor six employes who have given a total of 145 years' service to the county. Board Chairman Break and the other four supervisors presented service pins to Felix M. Mosso, surveyor's office, 30 years; Miss Ruth V. Johnson, county hospital, 30 years; James R. Austin, assessor's office, 25 years; Asst.

County Clerk Combs, 20 years; Miss Doris J. Sischo, county schools office, 20 years; and Howard V. Davis, surveyor's office, 20 years. ADOPTION URGED Filed after its reading before the board by Wardle was a letter from Clarence Reber, president of the Associated Sanitary Contractors, uring the county to adopt a sewage disposal contractors' license sys tem similar to Orange County's. Stating he feels in this manner the building and safety department's inspectors can "control and stop unethical procedures" in the sewage disposal business, Reber praised chief Plumbing Inspector W.

MacDonald (Cap) Smith for enforcing the present Uniform Plumbing Code in relation to water tight septic tanks. The benefits reaped by the public from good enforcemeit more than compensates for the difficulties it causes contractors, he said. Final acceptance was voted on the $19,951 nose dock built for Pacific Airmotive Corp, Chino, up on the recommendation of Asst. Purchasing Agent William E. Young Sr.

Work on the dock was started in October. W. W. Eastwood, secretary of the County Farm Bureau, and F. W.

Robbins of Kaiser Corp. were appointed to the Salary Survey Committee for county employes. APPOINTMENTS MADE Fred Eggers of Upland and Don Huntington of San Bernardino were appointed upon the recommendation of Chief Building Official Donald A. Densel to the County Board of Examinations and Appeals. Approval was given a license application made by Kelly Beck to operate the Green Valley Cabin Patrol, and for a dance license application for Kay and Bill's Cafe, 15735 Foothill Fontana.

Held over until next Monday was a request from the city that the county pave the extension of Rancho avenue lying north of Rialto avenue to Foothill boulevard. Approval was given the purchase from county surplus funds of $8,000 in bonds from the San Salvador ONLY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PH. 3-8536 SEWING MACHINE IM ST. SEWIHG MACHINES Or Other Popular Makes FULL a ua price i (Continued from City Page) mendous," protested Miss Lawson. "We've got to have protection for the people.

They demand it and they're entitled to it." Let's get that assessed valua tion up, then," commented Supervisor James W. Gerrard, who had previously pointed out that the greatest quota of new positions has been in Miss Lawson 's district. "Never mind," snapped the lady supervisor, "that assessed valua tion's going up. It isn't going to break the county to hire one more deputy." The supervisors maintained their stand of last week on the issue of closing RJill street to permit the extension of Norton Air Base's main runway. The federal government must make up for it by widening Tippecanoe and extending Central avenue, or resort to condemnation procedings.

Highway Corfimissioner M. A. Nicholas read a letter from the Los Angeles division office of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers repeating last week's statement there are no funds for work on the other roads and asking the county to vacate the stretch of east Mill where it approaches Mountain View avenge by Feb.

1. Nicholas received the board's ap proval to draft a reply stating condemnation must be started unless an adequate agreement is reached first. BID ACCEPTED The $5,052.90 bid by Pacific In demnity Co. representatives for the county employe blanket surety bond over the next three years was accepted upon a motion by Gerrard. Only other bidder remaining after two of the original -four bid ders had been disqualified on tech nicalities was the Indemnity Insurance Co.

of North America, bidding 56,875.87. The policy as stipulated by the board gives the county false ar rest coverage on law enforcement officers and $2,500 faithful perfor mance bond on its 1,979 employes Chairman S. Wesley Break was authorized to sign a request to the Federal Communications CommiS' sion that the state county radio frequency used for forestry conser vation and fire control be changed from 159.51 to a frequency of preferably 172.375 where there will be less interference. The frequency requested is the same as is used east of the Mis sissippi River and will not interfere with any other radios in the area, it is felt. The system, with the station at the State Forestry headquarters on North Sierra Way and a transmit ter on Little Mountain, has a re peating transmitter on Straw- berry Peak and serves 75 mobile funits throughout the county, the letter states.

LAUDS LATHROP Chairman Break complimented Dist. Atty. Lowell E. Lathrop on the newly printed compilation of the county penal ordinances, which Lathrop showed to the board. "It was your determination in the beginning that brought this about," said Break, after Lathrop himself had credited Dept.

Dist. Atty. Edward F. Taylor and others with work on the volume. The board designated 150 bound copies be sent to the judges, sheriff's substations and headquarters deputy district attorneys, and all constables and marshals.

Cost of the unbound copies, to be sold to attorneys, was set at $3. Lathrop will keep the county copies up-to-date and one of the board officials will distribute the copies of the changed ordinances in the future. TWO REAPPOINTED Reappointed to new terms on the County Planning Commission were Frank L. Allen, west end rep resentative, and Fred Lang, moun tain representative. Their terms expired Jan.

1, and they were re appointed upon a motion by Su perior Frank H. Mogle. A seventh member will be added to commission to give the desert areas direct representation, it was decided. Miss Lawson put through the motion calling for an amendment to the planning ordinance which will create the position. At present, six appointive mem bers represent the west end, mountains, Redlands-Yucaipa, San Ber- nardinft, Fontana and Colton areas.

Nicholas got his share of refer rals when the board turned over to his department a $100 and a $20 claim for damages against the county and a request to remove dead eucalyptus trees in the Fontana area. The $100 claim was filed by Mar-jorie H. Schaefer, 549 E. Mariposa Redlands for damage to four orange trees which occurred when a dead eucalyptus tree on county property was blown over into her grove on Dec. 11.

A $20 claim has been filed in behalf of the estate of Henry Laz-zini for damage down to a concrete irrigation pipe at Buckeye road and Arrow route, Fontana, last July. The request that dead eucalyptus trees on cpunty property along Salot avenue between Grace and Laurel avenues, Fontana, was made by Hugo Maeder, 8004 Grace Ave. He stated nearby buildings are danger if the trees fall and that children playing around them have already started small fires. APPROVE SITE- PURCHASE Final approval of county purchase of the Auto Top Shop site on Court street -for $15,750 was made upon a motion offered by Miss Magda Lawson. It is part of the supervisors current plan of acquiring property east of the chief stated.

The legion will support and continue to protect the program of hospitalization for vet erans, he said. The national commander said it is the organization's obligation to see that "young Americans are brought up to be good Amen cans He stated it is "our view" that educators should get communism out of the schools and Americanism in. Connell was introduced by William R. Burke, California Department The national legion chief said he is on a nation wide tour of legion posts and will speak at a civic luncheon in the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles, Tues day noon. He will depart for San Francisco Tuesday night where he will leave for the Philippine Is lands and the Territory of Hawaii.

GUESTS INCLUDE Other guests included S. Wesley Break, chairman of the County Board of Supervisors; R. Peter Os- trander, commander of the 5th area, and Max Brents, alternate national executive committeeman, both of El Centro; Lowell E. Lath-rop, district attorney. State Sen.

James E. Cunning ham, Mayor George C. Blair, Czer- ney Perringer, 21st District com mander; Kenneth W. Dyal, San Bernardino postmaster; Ted Carpenter, county recorder; Frank E. Voight, representing Maj.

Gen E. C. Langmead, Norton AFB. Edward Swan, 25th District com mander; Beverly Vaughn, 25th District Auxiliary commander, Red- lands; George Ferrio member of the legion's national legislative commission, Bridgeport, Conn. Neal Millane, national law and order committeeman.

Introducing the guests was John C. Pennington of Post 14 in place of Ben L. Bory. Conducting the meeting was Post 14 commander, Harold C. Murphy.

The luncheon was put on by members of Post 14 auxiliary. Man Slays Wife, Attempts Suicide (Continued from City Page) carried her unconscious form to the couch where he again hit her about the head with the wrench. An autopsy revealed Mrs. Duncan had not been cut with either of the two large butcher knives found on the floor of the living room. One blood-covered knife was found next to the couch along with the wrench while the other was found near the doorway to the According to police, Duncan apparently cut his throat and right wrist with a razor blade after beating his wife and then ran from the house by way of the rear door, collapsing on East Rialto avenue next to the north side of his home where he was found by passersby.

Taken to County Hospital in critical condition, hospital authorities say he is expected to live. The Duncans have Three small children, two boys and a girl. They are Shannon Guy, Michael Glenn, 5, and Candace Louise, 3. The girl was in the home at the time of her mother's death while the two boys were attending school Duncan had been employed as a roofer for a Los Angeles construction firm and had lived in Rialto for the past six weeks. According to Mrs.

Arnold Wind of 209 S. Palm Mrs. Dun-Can was employed -nights as a waitress in a Rialto cafe and had returned from work at 7:30 Monday morning. Mrs. Duncan is survived also by her father, Glenn Curry of Tulare and a sister, Mrs.

Gladys Dennis of Rialto. Rialto police along with Lt. Keene are continuing their investigation into the apparent murder and attempted suicide. Mrs. Duncan's body was taken to Ralph Wm.

Allen's Funeral Home in Rialto where an inquest Is pending. Police: Reserves to Hold Meetings on Jan. 5r 6 Members of the San Bernardino police reserve will hold their monthly meetings on Jan. 5 and 6 at the Hall of Justice. The meetings wHl start at 7:45 p.m.

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