The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 5

DAILY SUN BAN BERNARDINO Aug. IT, 1943 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL a A. M. KFXM Mexican Popular Hour. 6:1.1 KFXM Songi of West.

1 A. M. KFXM News. KFI Graeme Fletcher. KNX Variety.

KECA News. MS KFXM Top of Morning. KFI News Comments. Permits for Three Dwellings Are Issued Three permits for the construe tion of dwellings at a total cost of $8,000 were issued yesterday by H. C.

Wallace, city building in spector. Permits were granted to R. IX, Wilson, 1375 Base Line, for tha building of a $2,000 structure; to M. L. Gray, 1506 Belle street, foil a $2,000 dwelling, and to A.

Phillips. 1262 Mill street, for $4,000 dwelling. Read the classified. Marion Pickens, Long In Army Discharged T4 Marion Pickens, who served 38 months overseas with the American forces, participating in both the African and European theaters, has been discharged. Pickens wears five battle stars, service bars of the Tunisia, Naples, Foggia, Arno and Po valley campaigns and the Purple Heart with an Oak Leaf cluster.

He entered the Army Oct. 23, 1911. He is at the home of his brother in Riverside. Sgt. John Snyder Awarded Medal Army Radio Operator Gets Bronze Star Sgt.

John William Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Snyder of 820 street, who is now stationed with the Army of Occupation, on duty at Kassel, Germany, recently was awarded a Bronze Star medal and citation for ''meritorious service," his parents have been advised.

The citation, presented for service in connection with military operations against the enemy in France, Belgium and Germany, read, in part: "T4 John W. Snyder, Cavalry, rendered outstanding service in performance of his duties as radio operator. Through his tireless efforts, radio communi UNDER KEW filAIIAGEMEfJT Son Bernardino's Newest, Most Luxurious Dining Establishment ENTIRELY REMODELED AND DECORATED J. Tex McCoy Invites You to a Sumptuous Dinner The Best Food at Prices Ranging From $1.00 and Up for a Complete Dinner Dinner Served From 5 P.M. to II P.M.

Closed Mondays Enjoy Dinner Music by "Dick" Dickson at the Hammond Organ McGOY'S ELITE SUPPER HOUSE MARSHALL BOULEVARD AT STREET SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA BASEBALL SATURDAY PERRIS HILL PARK AMERICAN JUNIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE DOUBLE HEADER TWILIGHT GAME, 6:45 YANKEES vs. ARGONAUTS NIGHT GAME. 8:45 YELLOW JACKETS vs. LIONS KFI War Telescope. 18:30 KFXM Sonny Dunham Orch.

KFI Orchestra. KNX Talk. 12:45 KECA Ten From Tokyo. KNX Ten From Tokyo. 1 P.

M. KFI Music. KFXM Speak for Democracy. KECA Roth Quartet KNX Ted Husing. 1:15 KFXM Hert Comes the Bride.

KNX Music. KECA News. KFI Travers Stakes. 1:30 KNX Welcome Home FXM Music tor ij Hour. 1:45 KFI Melody.

KNX Races. 2 P. M. KFI Grand Hotel. KNX Deliver Goods.

KECA News. KFXM Sports Parade. 2:15 KECA Mass. Handicap. 1 :30 KFXM News.

KECA Date With Duke. KFI J. W. Vandercook. KNX Moonev Orch.

2:45 KFXM Fun With Music. 3 P. M. KFXM Prayer, Halls of Montezuma. KFI Saturdav Session.

3:15 KFI Rhapsody of Rockies. 3:30 KECA Canary Pets. KFI Unseen Enemv. KFXM Hawaii Calls. 3:45 KFI Art of Living.

KECA Labor. KNX World Today. 4 P. M. KECA After Victory.

KFI Foreign Policy. KNX Dance. KFXM Music for Remembrance. 4 1 A KECA Concert. KFXM Opinion Requested.

KFI Traffic Tribunal KNX Todds. KECA Land of Lost. 4:45 KNX Ona Munson. KFI Band Tarade. 6 P.

M. KFXM Nancy's Book Cornei KNX Twelve Players. KFI News. KECA News. 5:15 KFI News.

KECA Orchestra. KFXM Let's Dance. 4 :3 KECA Tanglewood Festival. KFI Everybody's Favorite. KNX H.

Flannery. 5:45 KFI News Comment KNX News. KFXM Canary Pet Shop. I P. KFXM Symphony of Americas.

KFI Nat Barn Dane. KNX Hit Parade. 6:30 KFI Can Yon Top This? KECA Pacific Flight KFXM Your American Music. 6:45 KNX Sat Serenade. I P.

M. KFI Sustain Wings. KFXM News. KECA Swing. 7 1 5 KNX Assignment Home.

KFXM Dinner Music. 7:30 KFXM Red Ryder. KFI Grand Ole Opry. KECA Symposium. 7:45 KNX Story Teller.

8 r. m. KFXM Chicago Theater. KFI Favorites. KNX America In Air.

KECA Orch. 8:30 KNX 12 Players. KFI Younger Generation. KECA Roundup Time. 8 :45 KECA News.

9 P. M. KNX My Story. KECA Hayloft Hoedown. KFI American Forum.

KFXM News. 9:15 KFXM Treasury Salute. KECA Martin Orchestra. 9:30 KNX That's Good Idea. KECA Orch.

KFXM Ed Oliver Orch. 9:45 KNX Don't Believe It. KFI My Country. 9 :55 KFXM News. 10 P.

M. KFXM Woody Franks KFI News. KNX Huntley. KECA Show Case. 10:15 KNX Barn Dance.

KFI Cited for Valor. KECA Orchestra. 10:30 KFI Ixjndon Letter. KECA Martin Orch. KFXM To Be Announced.

10:45 KFI News. KNX Talks. II P. M. KFXM News, Hoot Owl Jamboree.

KFI Orchestra. KNX Jim Wyatt. KECA Jamboree. 1 1 :15 KECA Jamboree. KFI Cavallero's Orch.

KFXM Carmen Cavallere OiThestra. 11 :30 KNX Auld Orch. KFI Orchestra. KECA Music. 1 1 :45 ECA Organ.

KFXM News. 12 MIDNIGHT KFXM Sign Off. KMXSwing Shift to 6 a.m. Admission 30c. Including Fenril rax Pay th Amu'gment Tax DECORATED Sgt.

John Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. cations were maintained at a high J. C. Snyder of 820 street.

KNX Songs. 7 :30 KNX News. KECA War Digest KFI Platter Party. 7:45 KFXM News. KNX News.

KECA Collins Calling. 8 A. St. KFXM Front Line Report. KNX Let's Pretend.

8 1 KFXM Morning Melodies. KFI Jamboree. 8:30 KFI Ed McConneO. KNX Bllile Burke. KFXM Sunshine Servlc.

9 A. M. KFXM Hello Mom. KECA What's Cookln KFI News. KNX Theater Today.

0:15 KFI Consumer Tips. KECA Breakfast Club. 9 :30 KFXM Virginia Spencer. KNX "Stars Over Hollywood. KECA Farm.

Home. 9 15 KFI Songs. KECA Vagabonds. 10 A. M.

KNX Grand Central Station KECA News. KFXM News. 10:15 KFXM Al Williams. KFI Treasury Salute. KECA Profiles.

10:30 KFXM What's New. KKI G.I.'s Abroad. KNX Rollv Langley. KECA Mirandy. 1 0:45 KFI News.

KFXM Your Singing Pastor. 11 A. M. KFXM Junior Baseball Stars. KFI Musicians.

KECA Fitzgeralds. KNX Marv Tavlor. 11:15 KFXM Hal Aloma Orchestra. 11 :30 KFXM Bud Waples Oreh. KNX Easy Does It.

KFI Skv High. KECA News. 12 NOON KNX Marine Corps. KFI Farm Reporter. KECA Music.

KFXM Hawaiian Harmonies 12 :15 KFXM News. DANCE TONIGHT In Person level, T4 Snyder working long hours under severe adverse conditions, with complete disregard for his personal welfare." Sergeant Snyder has been in the armed forces since November of 1911 and served two years in Alaska as a telegraph operator with a railroad battalion. He was then transferred to the European theater, where he spent nine months as radio operator with the 69th Cavalry Reconnaissance troop, and wears four campaign stars on his E. T. O.

ribbon. It was the 69th division, with 1 if Examinations Called For Agricultural Post Examinations for county agricultural inspectors, to create an eligibility list, have been called by the state department of agriculture for Aug. 29, it was announced yesterday by George E. Woodhams, county agriculture commissioner. San Bernardino candidates will take the examination at Riverside.

The examinations apply to all counties, except charter counties, which have their own civil service tests, Mr. Woodhams said. Applications may be filled out on the day of the examination, between 8 and 9 a. and candidates will be assigned time for oral examinations the same day. Certificates of eligibility will be issued successful candidates.

BOBBY BROWNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA Direct From Hollywood "DANCE IN TOWN With BOBBY BROWNE" DANCING EYERY other units of the First Army, which first crossed the Rhine last 1 March, and it was the 69th Cavalry group which first met the HE'S BACK By Popular Demand HORACE MOORE Former 535 Club Sensation and HIS NEW 6 PIECE JIVE COMBO Russians at Torgau April 26. Sergeant Snyder sent home snapshots of both historic events. Af ter V-E day he was assigned to A. O. duty at Leipzig.

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT MILAN, Aug. 10 UP) Canteen Workers Ask Funds to Finance Service in Hospitals Four persons were killed and 15 EAGLES HALL others injured in an explosion at the Milan ordnance plant here Read the Classified. FINE DRINKS BEER WINE FOOD 535 CL1U1B 535 THIRD STREET men's 48 GAUGE SHEER The morale-building work of giving each wounded soldier returning from overseas a free telephone call to any place in the United States is being done by the Volunteer Army Canteen service, which this week appealed to San Bernardino valley citizens for contributions with which to carry on their project. Since the idea of giving returning servicemen free phone calls originated last year, the canteen corps, more commonly known as the Vacs, has spent $40,000 on calls. In addition to private contributions, the Vacs sponsor motion picture premiers, plays and raffles, and have recently established a candy bar in the Hollywood canteen, to obtain funds.

A convoy of wounded soldiers returning from Okinawa was met Wednesday afternoon by Camp Haan by a contingent of the Vacs from Hollywood, including Miss Anita Louise, motion-picture ac DEES Sheer 48 gauge- rayon hosiery In full Fashioned with cotton reinforced toe and rayon top. Sizes 82 to 10. Newest shades. Limit one pair to customer. S4l 03 Crisp, cool printed summery dresses for all occasion afternoon, street and home wear.

Come in all sizes. t. $5.98 jLFj men arrive and hava everything ready for the soldiers when they reach the hospital. San Bernardino residents who would like to contribute to the telephone call fund may send their money to the Volunteer Army Canteen service in Beverly Hills, or contact Capt. Stanley Myers at the debarkation office, Camp Haan.

The corps was organized in February, 1942, at Ft. MacArthur and since then has grown to include 350 active members, many ol whom are film notables. Mary Livingston, wife of comedian Jack Benny, is vice-president of the organization. Other prominent members are Claudette Colbert, Anita Louise, Barbara Stanwyck, Mrs. Hoagy Carmichael, Mrs.

Howard Hawks, Mrs. Gary Cooper, Mrs. Charles Boyer, and Mrs. Adolph Menjou. Burglary Suspect to Face Trial by Court Accused of two counts of burglary, Claxton D.

Irwin was bound over to San Bernardino county superior court yesterday by Justice of the Peace C. O. Thompson. Irwin was assertedly caught in an attempt to enter a storeroom owned by Irving Remes at 1037 Third street. He is charged with twice burglarizing the same establishment.

The defendant was without counsel at the preliminary examination, while Deputy District Attorney Dan C. A. Smith prosecuted. Irwin is held under $3,000 bail. PHOTOS HALF-PRICE All This Week 6 PHOTOS IN FOLDERS 9.00 I LARGE PHOTO IN OIL COLORS.

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A White for tress. The women gave the servicemen fresh milk, in many cases, the first they had tasted in many years, and saw that their telephone calls were completed. Mrs. Alexander Hall, president of the corps, said that most servicemen reported the call to their parents, or wife, or sweetheart, is more of a morale builder than the best meal or softest mattress. The telephone calls average around $6 a message, Mrs.

Hall said. The majority of calls are put through at night because the wires are less crowded, although the Vacs have obtained priority for the veterans' calls. Predicting that the work of the Vacs will become more important after the war ends, Mrs. Hall said additional funds will be needed to continue giving free phone calls to the wounded man as they return from the Pacific battlefield. The Volunteer Army canteen service offers its services to four hospitals in the southland, the Birmingham General hospital, Pasadena areas station, Tornay hospital in Palm Springs, and the Santa Ana receiving station, and regular trips are made weekly.

Women from the corps come to Camp Haan each time a convoy arrives, Mrs. Hall said. They are slerted several hours before the summer, col- I or for a I I. Rj it- 1 nice collection of pini colorful floral patterns, necklace and bracelet endearing charm pins and many others. Attractive.

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