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

i SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934 PAGE SEVEN 'Tom' Anderson, Oldest Exhibitor in Motorists are required to be licensed In 28 states and the District of Columbia. The horn will prove more effective If It Is occasionally treated to a few drops of very light oil. parallel with Highland avenue, about 300 feet back from the street, to allow space for landscaping of the foreground. CITY ABANDONS GDNSTRUCTION BEGINS TODAY Show, Again Displays Choice Fruit PLAN TOTS' POOL At the deep end there will be Z. All These PROPOSAL FOR IDOjpi eight and one-half feet of water, and the plunge floor will slope upward, to provide a minimum depth of two and one-half feet of water at the shallow end.

The dimensions of the pool are 80 by 164 feet, making It of ample size for holding official water sports events. CITT PODL II VTn mm e. nasv Included in the plunge project Sixth Street Project Will Serve will be a tots wading pool, to be Pouring of Concrete Starts on Perris Hill Park Plunge With Civil Works Funds To Divert Flood Waters, Engineer Tells Mayor exi tu res 'for Never before lwt than $109.50 located at one end of the- main swimming pool. This supplemental tank will be 20 by 80 feet In size, with a maximum water depth of three feet at the center. Completion of the plunge project well within the time of the present CWA program, that expires May 1, is assured, according to the city engineer.

The bowl is nearing completion of excavations, and will be ready for pouring of concrete by Pouring of concrete will be begun this morning on the municipal plunge under construction in Perris Hill park on Highland avenue, according to City Engineer Gordon Stewart, The job is one of San Bernardino's principal Federal civil works projects. The same force of about 50 men the time that phase of the swim ming pool job is finished. working on the swimming pool, is being used to build the bowl, that is taking shape adjacent to the plunge in a cove at the foot of the north slope of Perris hill. Most of these men are skilled laborers, Injured in Truck Crash, Asks Damages Stating he was seriously injured when a truck overturned 16 miles south of Bakersfleld while he was riding as a passenger Dec. 27, Jesus Munoz yesterday filed an action in superior court to collect $5,500 damages.

The suit is directed against Juan Enclsco, owner of a mercantile chain business and a fleet of trucks. The San Bernardino employe is represented by Attorneys Harold King and H. E. Thompson. 1.

A nationally advertised quality wringer 2. Chassis greatly increases life of washer 3. New tub increases water action 4. Super Agitator makes 936 water currents per minute Mr. Stewart said.

Forms were finished yesterday for the pouring of reinforced concrete footings, to be followed by construction of the floor slab and side walls. The work is directed by Roy Corneilson, as foreman, INSTALL LIGHTS Assurance that submarine lighting will be provided, as a safety measure and to add to the attractiveness of the plunge at night, was given by Engineer Stewart. Installation of about 40 of the special under water lighting units has been decided upon he said. The walls of the plunge will be 10 Inches thick and the floor slab will be six Inches, with seel reinforcing bars to strengthen the structure. The pool Is being built $5.00 Down Balance in Small Monthly Payments T.

E. (Tulare Tom) Anderson photographed beside a section of his rack display of prize fruit at the Twenty-fourth National Orange Show which, by the way, it the twenty-third exposition In which he has been an exhibitor. He captured prizes for navels, lemons and grapefruit, all of which were grown in the Tulare district. A For Home Demonstration Visit or Phone Fsfie Furniture Cto. MORRISON P.

HELLING InHrnatloml Ltcturtr ind Tnchr of Metaphyiict ind PhlloMphy WILL OIVE A SERIES OF 3 LECTURES On tho Sreti of Health, Suocm ind Haoplnm BEGINNING. THURSDAY, FEB. 22, I P.M. At 229 So. Mt.

Vtrnon San Bernardino Offering were entered under the banner of the American Fruit Growers. The disastrous blaze which razed the packing house was a costly thing, but Tulare Tom says he feels as badly about the fact that his collection of pictures of past Orange Leaves Sickbed to Continue His Record as Veteran of City's Fruit Expositions Even a severe illness which almost cost his life couldn't keep T. E. (Tulare Tom) Anderson, veteran Lindsay citrus man, from exhibiting his prize fruit In the Twenty-fourth National Orange Show. The current exposition is Anderson's twenty-third.

Every year with Plans for construction of a storm drain on Base Line, to supplement the cross-town drain nearing completion on Sixth street, were abandoned yesterday by Mayor Ormonde W. Seccombe. The decision to forego the secondary drainage project was made upon advice of City Engineer Gordon Stewart. The big Sixth street drain will be sufficient to divert flood waters from the central business district, according to a report made by the city engineer. He has studied the storm water situation, and concluded that the large conduit will be ample, without incurring the additional cost of a secondary line.

CWA PROGRAM The $160,000 Sixth street storm drain is part of Ran Bernardino's Federal civil works program, and Is being built without cost to the city. The original program of control of storm waters to protect the downtown called for two parallel drains of large diameter, both of them extending from I street ea.ct to Town creek. Installation of the conduit of the Sixth street line will be finished this week, according to City Engineer Stewart. The conduit will range in diameter from 36 inches at its I street terminal, to a maximum bore of 52 inches, where the drain taps the Town creek culvert under Sixth street, between Arrowhead and Mountain View avenues. PROJECT PUSHED Crews of CWA employes are working on the final spun of trench between and I streets, while other men are laying pipe near street, on the line that is finished west to that point from Town creek.

Another crew is keeping the trench filled in behind the pipe, as fast as it is placed. Construction of catch-basins to convey the flood waters from intersecting streets down into the big drain, will begin as soon as the pipe-line is laid, Mr. Stewart said. Man-holes leading Into the drain Bre being built as the installation Df pipe progresses. -4 Former Official Says Congress Just Stamp (Bv Associated Press) BOSTON, Feb.

21. William R. Castle, undersecretary of state during the Hoover administration, declared last night that President Boosevclt's administration had moved as had Hitler and Mussolini, and had "wiped out" personal liberty. Congress, he charged, was a mere rubber stamp for the Roosevelt administration and was not living up to its oath, and predicted defeat for Republican office holders "who have blindly followed the President In radical departures from constitutional Government." Shows was destroyed. He kept a complete pictorial history of the 22 shows in which he had entered In his office, but all were lost In the blaze.

This year he is starting over again, and at the same time trying to replace some of his former pictures from negatives held by San Bernardino photographers. the exception of the 1911 show, first 4u J-Jgaaaib -(- In the long and brilliant series, Tu lare Tom has been very much in evi dence when the prizes were passed around. He literally rose from a hospital Mr. Anderson also captured first prize of $16.25 for the beBt commercial pack of one box of Washington navels; second for the best 12 boxes of Washington navels entered by a packing house under a commercial brand and thirds for the best tray of 12 lemons and in sugar content tests. His prize awards totaled $83.20.

The prize grapefruit rack is located midway In the long row of Sunkist displays entered by the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, on the west side of the exhibit section of the building on the north side of the middle entrance. Attractively done in keeping with the "Winter Palace" motif of the exposition, the rack shows yellow grapefruit, surrounded by green, white and blue shavings of paper for the background. Superimposed are the red and white clad figure of a girl, pointing to a golden orange which she holds in one hand; with snow-white deer on either side. In the center Is a boiling pot, with concealed lighting reflecting red paper blown by a fan beneath the rack giving a perfect picture of a miniature roaring fire. A dozen or more trees complete the effective exhibit Anderson is now a member of the Central California Citrus Exchange, although for years his products bed to arrange this year's rack dis Special! Studio Couch The Smart Way to Add an Extra Sleeping Room to Your Home! plays, but as usual he came off with his quota of awards, two firsts, UNITED STATES Wants Your GOLD WE PAY CASH lc to $1,000.00 For Your Discarded Jewelry, Dental Gold, Etc.

Gold Watch Cases Worth $2 to $50 Cleveland Smelters 479 3RD ST. We Operate Under Government License and second and two thirds, Including the highly-coveted first prize for the most artistic display of 40 boxes or more of seedling grapefruit. Last July the veteran grower was stricken with a rare malady. For weeks he battled It, and finally came out on top. The Illness fol lowed another visit of misfortune, when his large packing house was destroyed by fire.

RESTS AT HOTEL Although he was forced back to bed for several days only a few Has a bouyant, restful innerspring mattress top. Soft, hand upholstered base. Opens to double or two twin beds. Complete with 3 Kapok filled pillows. Choice green or rust fabrics.

weeks ago, and was required to cancel some of the space he had planned, he wasn't willing to break SHORT his long record and, after a week of Colds That Hang On Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creo-mulsion combines 7 major helps in one. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take.

No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved crease rest at Arrowhead Springs hotel, was able to enter a portion of his fruit. In addition to the artistic display award, which brought him a beautiful cup and a cash prize of $48.75, PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS by Creomulsion. Adv. Useil Day Beds New Used Ilressers Link Coil Springs New Used Iluffets Link and 95 Some with New and used.

All in walnut fin- Older and newer styles new and used. Oak, cal tie, single and double The BIGGEST Car in the low price field! TERRAPLANE 6 Up to $18.50 ish some pads. All in Up t0 usable con- 13'96 dition. Up lo Up to $14.75 taken from Walnut and enamel finishes. deck.

Some shop-worn, as good as new. expensive suites. New Used Vanities Used Dining Suites Used 3fetal Tleds Reconditioned Gas Ranges $05 me5 a1 Most of them in Walnut finishes. Wing and French I00 IF YOU WANT a BIG Car The new Terra-plane 6 is the BIGGEST Car in the Low Price Field 15 10 bumper to bumper! PERFORMANCE The 8 5 H.P. Terraplane 6 is the most powerful Six in the lowprice field.

Even more powerful than the Terra-planes that broke 72 Official A.A.A. records. Real ECONOMY Owners' sworn statements prove Terraplane economy in gas, oil, tire, and upkeep expense. STREAMLINING Tht new Terraplane is the only car in the low price field to give you fully advanced streamlining. Independent Springing gives it to you with full front axle safety, full non-skid tire protection.

CONVENIENCE You'll like the Terra-plane Baggage Compartment, or Luggage Vestibule, hidden in the sweeping rear, accessible outside without disturbing passengers. Wicker, Oak and Walnut finishes. Oblong and round types. 8-piece sets. All full size most in ivory finish.

This price to clear them out. Up to $14.95 Up to $39.50 5-, 7- and Up to $4.95 mirror All in excellent condition. Up to $50 wife CAR Used Chairs Roekers Ice Ilefrlgeraiors a CAR CAR 14 MODELS TWO WHEELBASES 80 AND 85 H.P. ENGINES New Used Wood Beds Full and twin sizes. fT9S Enameled if-and wralnut.

Up t0 Straight $12.75 and bow end types. Twin beds. Taktn From Expenilvi Sultei. JUL a tries, mohairs, leather and vel Top and side icers. Oak finishes.

All in usable 1 A FLANK 15 FEET 10 INCHES FROM BUMPER TO BUMPER One of the best assortments we've offered In months most of them 4-burner models with right or left side oven. All semi-white and black. Each one thoroughly reconditioned and carefully tested. Many famed makes. Up to TR $10.85 Up to $12.85 ours.

Also wicker. Many styles. 1 44- A i 4 'I! WW Who's the First Manufacturer Yot Think of for Expensive INNERSPRING MATTRESSES It's a Deep Dark Secret But This is His Mattress He's only the world's i i -n KTwr fl1 wi n-- i 4 i largest mattress maker. And he's asked us not to advertise any inner-spring mattress of bis as low as this. So this bil Buy Payments! Jvf lO) o.

I Fui Size I TRY PERFORMANCE THAT'S REALLY A THRILL-TIIAT'S TERRAPLANING! The E. G. PRICE MOTOR COMPANY 216-222 STREET the Terraplane and Hudson Program every Saturday, Only. I padding must an't cruess the I lowy mattress with its flood of coil springs and fluffy be advertised incognito. If you inl 1 name, we'll tell you when you come jmFfviVtVKti'm ntnw wis.