The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 26

THE DMVr EUll IN THE SHADOWS VITAL RECORDS the wife of Stephen Tometich, 14610 mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m LOGU follow in Mountain View Cemetery. MRS. ALICE WESTPHAL Private interment for Mrs. Alice Westphal was made Monday in Montecito Memorial Park, with her husband, Dr. E.

P. Westphal, saying services. NILS T. HAGE Funeral services for Nils T. Hage will be held at 2 p.m.

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Dibble gave a rundown on the MWD. Among other things, he pointed KFMB ehan. KHI Chan. KTTV Chan. 11 LAC Chan.

It 9 Baseball Hall .13 6:55 Weather 7:00 Film 13 for Day. .9 Smith 4 Crossroads 9 13 The Pirates ...11 Range Rider .2 Cavalcade 7 Paul 11 3:30 Lucky 9 5 Newsreel 5 Harry Babbitt 4 11 9:25 Film 7 9:30 News 2 9:40 Film 2 9:45 Industry 8 Garry 3:45 Film 10:00 School 4 Your School ...8 News, Records Photoquiz Police ..5 4:00 Travelers 4 Moore ...2 2 Cisco Kid 8 7:15 Film Short ....5 Little Theater ..9 7:30 Theater 11 Norman ....9 Talent Show ...9 Dinah Shore ...4 Roberta Linn ...5 Name's Same ..7 Sports .13 LaRoy ...11 Playcrafters 5 2 Jarvis 7 10:30 Glamour Girl ..4 Quiz 8 G. 10:45 M. Bates 2 11:00 Hawkins Falls .4 Cooking 8 Film Shoppers 11 11:15 The Bennetts ..4 4:15 Film 4:30 Film Quiz 11:30 Art Linkletter ..2 Three Steps ....4 N. Gilchrist ...11 4:45 Dusty Rita Al 5 4 See It Now ....2 7:45 News 4 8:00 World Wonders .9 Amos n' Andy 2 Milton Berle ..4 Wild Bill 8 Playhouse 7 Squad ...4 Funnies .2 13 Walker ..2 4:50 For Today 13 Lady ....8 Spotlight 5 Hayes ..4 Theater 11 8 8:15 Sports 9 Doody .4 Caravan ......13 Garry Moore ..8 11:45 Follow Heart ..4 12:00 Big Payoff 2 Jack McElroy .4 Sheriff John ...11 12:15 Short Film 8 5:00 Atom Story 5:15 Gabby 12:30 Bob Crosby Corral 12:45 News, Suspects .9, P.

Price 7 1:00 Chef Milani ...11 5:30 Howdy Carol Leonetti .4 Crosbys Calling 9 Strike It Rich ..2 1:15 Search 8 6:00 Nutsy Film Space 1:30 Valiant Lady ..2 Westmore 7 Kitchen 4 Western Space Webfoot Cowboy Televentare Cartoons Ladies Thunderbolt Thrills 5 ...13 11 Mat. ....7 8:30 Boxing 13 Theater 11 Red Skelton ...2 Orient 7 4 Football Film ..8 News 9 2 Patrol ...7 9:00 Film 11 Show Business .2 ...11 Love of Life ...8 Dick 1:45 Search 2 6:15 Cmdr. Guiding Light ..8 Jack 2:00 Film 11 Ramar Mike Roy 13 Bill Stulla 4 6:25 Weather 6:30 D. Ina Ray Hutton 5 Haynes ..13 Theater 4 Danny Thomas .7 Comet ..4 Owens ....7 Life of Riley ...8 Wrestling 9 9:30 Theater 4 Drama ..7 Suspense 2 Edwards ...2 5 Tuesday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Pioneer Park Ceme tery.

GEORGE THOMPSON Funeral services for George Thompson conducted Sunday at the Church of God in Christ. Victorville, with Elder E. Blake officiating. The church choir sang several se lections including "King Jesus Rolls All Burdens Away" and "Jesus Is Mine." Pallbearers were William John son, C. C.

Cook, Albert Brashear, Alfred Thomas, A. B. Hightower and Gus Barrow Interment followed at Victorville Memorial Cemetery with Tillie's Funeral Home in charge of ar rangements. MATHILE J. HILL Funeral services for Mrs.

Mathile J. Hill will be conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Kremer Fu neral Chapel with the Rev. Dr. Boyce Van Osdel, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, officiat ing.

Private interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. MRS. SIDNEY JANE PATRICK Funeral services for Mrs. Sidney J. Patrick were held Monday in the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel, with interment in Hillside Ceme tery, Redlands.

The Rev. Dr. Boyce Van Osdel of the Calvary Baptist Church of San Bernardino officiated. The songs, "Beautiful Isle" and "The Lord's Prayer" were sung by Mrs. Jean Van Osdel, accompanied by Mary K.

Parrott, organist. Pallbearers were Leland Cor-poron, H. N. McGarvey, Adam Boutte, Jack Harris, Fred Covington and Fred Mack. MRS.

LUE C. CARSON Funeral services for Mrs. Lue C. Carson were held Monday in the Mark B. Shaw Chapel, with the Rev.

Arthur Aim of the First Lutheran Church officiating. Organist Seward Brush played "Lead Kindly Light" and "Twilight." Pallbearers were friends of Mrs. Carson. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery. EDWARD H.

NEULS Funeral services for Edward H. Neuls will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Stephens Bobbitt Chapel, with interment to imow 2 HENRY K. BRUTSCHE Henry K. Brutsche, 86, of 264 E.

46th died Monday in a San Bernardino A native of Germany, he had lived here for 20 years. He was a retired jeweler, and a member of the Catholic He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Leutitia Brutsche of San Bernardino. Mass will be read in the Holy Rosary Church at 10 ajn. Thursday.

There will be no rosary. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. The body will lie in state in the reposing room of the Mark B. Shaw Mortuary from Wednesday morning until time of mass. THOMAS J.

WOMBLE Thomas J. Womble, 76, a resident here for 18 years, died Sunday in a San Bernardino hospital. Womble, who lived at 161 S. Waterman was a resident of the state for 23 years. He was a native of Tennessee.

He is survived by one sister, Mrs. F. B. 'Cudworth of Nashville, and one brother, Ernest A. Womble of Ligonier, Ind.

Graveside services in Mountain View Cemetery will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with the Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home in charge. JOHN MARTIN John L. Martin, 97, of 1117 S. Whittier Montebello, died Sunday in Los Angeles.

He was the father of Mrs. Norma Cruzen of San Bernardino. In addition to Mrs. Cruzen, he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Winona Kottke of Montebello: one son, Lawrance Martin of Monrovia, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Montecito Memorial Park, with Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home in charge. MRS. WINIFRED S. HILL Funeral services for Mrs.

Winifred S. Hill will be held in the Mark B. Shaw Chapel at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Dr.

H. P. Nicholls officiating. The body will lie in state in the reposing room of the mortuary until time of service. Interment will in Mountain View Cemetery.

LAZARO T. ALVIZO Rosary for Lazaro T. Alvizo was recited at 8 p.m. Monday at Tillie's Funeral Home. Requiem YOURS MAY THE LUCKY Got A Secret ..8 11 10:00 Marine Show ..5 11 Hints ...5 Playhouse 8 Danger 2 Jarvis Kitchen .7 Smokey Rogers 8 Flyboy Mama 9 Beany Love of Life ....2 6:45 News Handy 2:15 Guiding Light ..2 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 2 2:45 Film 7j Telepaper J.

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Oct. 22, 1953. at the Red lands Community Hospital, to the wife of James Davis. 104 Texonia Village, Redlands, a son. I FOWLER In Redlands.

Oct. 20, 1953. at the Redlands Community Hospital, to the wife or Carl B. Fowler, 376 Sterling San Bernardino, a daughter. SULLIVAN In Redlands.

Oct 22. 1953. at the Redlands Community Hospital, to the wire of Robert J. Sullivan, 3033 Lomas Verdes Redlands, a daughter. PATE In Redlands.

Oct. 25. 1953. at the Redlands Community Hospital, to the wife of William Pate. aza coiumma Redlands.

a son. HERSHBERGER In Redlands. Calif. Oct. 24, 1953.

at the Redlands Com-munitv Hospital, to the wife of Ralph HershberRer. 1031 Herald Red- lands, a son. CASTRO In Loma Linda. Oct 22, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Vincent Castro, 858 S. 6th colton.

a son. BOCANEGRA In Loma Linda. Oct. 22, 1953, at Loma Linda Hospi tal, to the wife of Roberto Boca negra. 1071 Archibald Cucamon- era.

a son. VANDERVEEN In Loma Linda, Oct. 23. 1953. at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Andy VanderVeen, 1347 Sapphire Mentone, a daughter.

DELANET In San Bernardino. Oct. 21. 1953, at Norton Air Force Base Hospital, to the wife of sgt. Burlin R.

Delaney, E. Mill San Bernardino, a son. SPINKS In San Bernardino. Oct 23, 1953. at Norton Air Force Base Hostntal.

to the wire of S. ssrt Thomas P. Spinks, 213 St, San Bernardino, a son. WALLACE In San Bernardino. Calif.

Oct. 25. 1953. at Norton Air Force Base HosDital. to the wife of bet.

James L. Wallace. 147S Fairfax San Bernardino, a daughter. GANOE In San Bernardino. Calif.

Oct 25. 1953. at Norton Air Force Base Hospital, to the wife of Sgt Eugene W. Ganoe, S. 3rd St, Xu-caipa.

a daughter. FABORITE In San Bernardino. Oct. 22. 1953.

at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Eugene Jo seph aborite, zuaz tirawooa San Bernardino, a son. WARING In San Bernardino. Calif. Oct.

22. 1953. at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of L. Joseph Waring, 16317 El Menio Fon- tflns son LARSON In' San Bernardino.

Oct. 22. 1953. at St. Bernardine's Hos pital, to the wife of Darren u.

Box 351. Adelanto, a son. GLOEGE In San Bernardino. Calif. Oct.

23. 1953. at St Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Wilton W. Gloege, 1849 San Gabriel St, San Bernardino, a son. McDONALD In San Bernardino, Oct 23, 1953.

at St. Bernar- dine Hospital, to tne wue ot James A. McDonald, 7301 Sierra Fon-tana. a son. SHIVLEY In San Bernardino, Oct.

24, 1953, at St Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Clair L. Shively. 1183 Magnolia San Bernardino, tnn. LUNA In San Bernardino. Oct 26.

1953. at St. Bernardme a Hospital, to the wife and Angel Luna, 691 E. Rth Colton. a son.

MARTIN In San Bernardino. Oct. 26. 1953. at St.

Bernardine Hospital, to the wife of Frank K. Martin, 118 Kent San Bernardino, a daughter. PEDVIN In San Bernardino. Oct. 24.

1953. at St Bernardine's Hosnital. to the wife of Fred M. Pedvin. 1090 E.

17th St, San Ber nardino, a son. WHEATLEY In San Bernardino. Oct. 24. 1953.

at St. Bernar dine Hospital, to tne wire or virgu S. Wheatley. 2979 Lugo San Bernardino, a daughter. DAPPEN In San Bernardino, Oct.

24. 1953. at St. Bernardine's Hos pital, to the wife of Robert L. Dap- pen, 1163 JSjng Ban tsernaraino, a daughter.

HENDERSON In San Bernardino. Oct. 23. 1953, at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Rus sell A.

Henderson. 653 S. Juniper Fontana. a daughter. HARRIS In San Bernardino.

Oct 24. 1953. at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Wendell V. Harris, 10973 Catawba Fontana, a son.

CUMMINGS In San Bernardino, Oct. 24. 1953. at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Vancp W.

Cummings, Box 324 Victorville, a son. BITTKE In San Bernardino, Oct. 25. 1953. at St.

Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Carl F. Bittke. 3317 San Bernardino, a son. AT.F In Fontana. Oct.

21. 1953. at the Kaiser Hospital, to the wire or Walter S. All, 607 Olive upland, a dauehter. CHAVEZ In Fontana, Oct 21.

1953, at tne Kaiser Hospital, to Tne wife of Perfecto Chavez. 17481 E. Ivy Itw Fnntnna. twin daughters. CHACON In Fontana, Oct 22, 1953, at the Kaiser Hospital, to ine wife of Raymond Chacon.

962 Hansen Sf Pnmnnn. a dauehter. HURRELL In Fontana. Oct. 23.

1953. at tne raiser riospuai, io the wife of Leonard Hurrell. 483 53rd San Bernardino, a son. VAN FLEET In Fontana, Oct 23. 1953, at the Kaiser Hospital.

10 the wife of Sherman Van Fleet. 16771 Fnntlpe Lane. Fontana. a dauehter. TOMETICH In Fontana.

Oct. 23, 1953. at the Kaiser Hospital, xo 'KISSING' MUSCLES HELP TO CONFINE TOOTH INFECTION (Continued From City Page) Tougher muscle fiber offers resistance through which they often cannot move. Thus, he said, the infection area of an abscessed molar or bicuspid is frequently prevented from spreading outward to the skin of the face because it cannot get through what he termed the "muscles of expression." Confined In this manner, the infection is more easily treated by medication and the body's natural defenses, he said. The often-discussed question of whether diseased teeth can be blamed for infections and ailments in other parts of the body was given forthright treatment by Dr.

Hamilton B. G. Robinson, professor of dentistry at Ohio State University. DENTISTS' DUTY A specialist in oral diseases and diagnosis, Dr. Robinson said it was the duty of every dentist to eliminate disease he discovered in any mouth.

However, he added no patient should be led to believe that cure of other ailments is certain to result from the elimination of infection in the mouth. There is, he said, no accurate "measuring meter" for determining whether bad teeth can be blamed specifically for other bodily ills. "All oral infection is a detriment to health and should be eliminated for that reason," he said, "but local infections are also potential foci of infection. "Restore the mouth to health in all patients. Do not remove teeth from patients referred to you by physicians unless you would remove the teeth in the same state from other patients." ahso Montana, a daughter.

HOWELL In Fontana. Oct. 23 1953, at the Kaiser Hospital, to the wue oi jj. a. Howell, SoVU 51st MARSH In Fontana.

Oct 23. 1953, at the Kaiser Hospital, to the wife of Richard. Marsh, 815 ilst san Bernardino, a son. SAABEDRE In San Bernardino. Calif.

Oct. 19. 1953. at Community Hospital. to the wife of Paul Saabedre.

948 Muscott San Bernardino, a daughter. GALVAN In San Bernardino. Calif. Oct. 20.

1953. at Community Hospital. to the wife of David G. Gal van. 1384 Victoria San Bernardino, daughter.

GRID A 3 In San Bernardino. Calif. Oct. 20. 1953.

at Community Hospital. to the wife of James Gridas. 1960 Brent San Bernardino, a son. MCGREGOR In San Bernardino. Oct.

21. 1953. at Community Hospital, to tne -wire of Leon A. McGregor, 257 Mt. Vernon San Bernardino, a daughter.

BRELAND In San Bernardino. Oct. 21. 1953, at Community Hospital, to the wife of Winifred D. Breland.

684 Concord St, San Bernardino, son. HUDSON' In San Bernardino. Oct. 21. 1953.

at Community Hospital, to the wife of Gradv E. Hudson. 1157 San Francisco St, Highland, a son. MERKISAN In San Bernardino. Oct.

21. 1953. at Community Hospital, to the wife of George M. Merkisan, 530 E. -olton, a dauehter.

JOHNSON In Loma Linda. Oct Zl, 1953. at Loma Linda Hospital, tor the wife of Charles K. Johnson, 3529 Vine Riverside, a daughter. DIED SPERRING In Bloominetnn.

oct. 20. 1353. tdwin j. SDerrine.

82. native of England, resident of Bloom-ington 10 vears. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Knopsnyder Chapel, with interment in vrpen Acres cemetery. HILL In Twin Falls.

Oct. 23 1953. Mrs. Winifred W. Hill.

63. a native of Michigan and resident of ban Bernardino for three vears. Services in Mark B. Shaw Chapel at 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Interment in Moun tain view cemeterv. BRUTSCHE In San Bernardino. Oct. 26. 1953.

Henry K. Bmtsche. 86. native of Germany and resident of San Bernardino for 20 vears. There will be no rosarv Mass at 10 a.m.

Thursday In Holv Rosarv Church. Interment In Mountain View Cemeterv. with Mark B. Shaw Co. in pharee.

WOMBLE In San Bernardino. Oct. 25. 1953 Thomas J. Womble.

76. nativp of Tennessee and resident of San Bernardino for 18 vears. Grave side services in Mountain View Ceme terv at 10 b.ttv Tnpsdav with Stenh ens Bobbitt Funeral Home In charee. RUSH Tn Ran Bprnardino. Oct.

25. 1953. Clifford W. Bud Rush. 52.

native of Kansas and rpsident of San Bernardino for 28 vea's. Services in Stephpns Bobbitt Chanel at 3:30 n.m. Tuesday. Interment in Mountain Vipw fempterv. M.A HT In Montebello.

Oct. 25. 1953. John L. Martin.

97. the father of Mrs. Cruzen of San Bernardino. Graveside services at 11 a.m. Wednesdav in Montecito Memorial Park, with Stephens Bob-hitt FiinP'-al Home in charee.

WHITCOMB In San Dieeo. Oct. 24. 1953. Mrs.

Clarissa ri. -wnil- comb. 93. native of Placer County. resident of San Bernardino 38 years and San Dleeo 7.

Services at 2 p.m Tupsday at Mark B. Shaw Co. Inter, ment at Pioneer Memorial Park. CARD OF THANKS IT IS with sincere gratitude. I thank my manv mentis ror ine Deauiuui iiowers.

letters, cards, and the many loving acts of kindness bestowed on me at the pass ing or mv dear sister Mary (Mayme) Marcella Moore. M. ISABELLE MOORE. FLORISTS STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS Teleohona Orders Accepted 409 St Ph. S-4123 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MARK B.

SHAW INC FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member National Selected Morticians Regardless of Your Circumstances Our Services Are Available. Serving San Bernardino Sin 1911 MEMORIAL CHAPEL 168 Fifth St. San Bernardino. Ph. 2131 KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted Services 135S MT.

VERNON AVE. PH. 5119 RALPH WM. ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 130 S. WILLOW.

RIALTO, PHONE 11 When Calling on San Bernardino Phone Dial 85-3164 STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME 1156 Street Phone 8-2281 GROVE KIRCHER COLONIAL MORTUARY 738 E. Highland S. B. Ph. 84-1513 CEMETERIES MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots.

Mausoleum. Crematory Ph. San Bernardino 6-2590 South End of Waterqpan Ave. MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY San Bernardino Phone 5-6188 Highland Avenue at Waterman GREEN ACRES MEMORIAL PARK Beautiful New Development Serving the Inland Empire Ph. Colton 963 Bloomlngton.

Calif. CRESTLAWN MEMORIAL PARK Overlooking the Valley of Paradise 11500 Arlington Riverside fit) SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY HEART 'ASSN. 962 Street, San lereardine. Board Discusses Wafer Problems (Continued From City Page) on water district affairs, the su pervisors managed to squeeze in a few items of regular business. A $51,411.70 check was received from the State Department of Public Health as a subsidy payment for County Hospital tuberculosis patients for the first six months of the calendar year.

Personnel Director Sam R. Wy land appeared to report on his new series of monthly meetings nvith Robert E. Brannegan, president of the San Bernardino County Em ployes and D. M. "Doug" Davis, business manager of Local 122, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes.

Davis stated the supervisors have been open-minded in dealing with county employes, adding that the meetings with Wyland are an even better way of avoiding hard feelings and misinformation. He also renewed an employe re quest to make the salary survey a "live, functioning thing," citing the fact that the county is 10 or 15 per cent behind other counties in its wage scales. Dance permits were approved for; the Valley Ballroom; St. Jo seph's Catholic Church, Fontana, for the Orange Show Cafeteria; and the Camp Baldy Co. for the Wagon Wheel Lodge.

KFXM Bible Treasury Hour Ki'iO Kusselllng Records KFXM Lucky Ranch KFI Widder Brown pel, with the Rev. Clarence A. M. Benson, pastor of the Highland Avenue Lutheran Church, officia ting. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery.

MRS. MABEL F. HOLMIN The body of Mrs. Mabel F. Holmin will be forwarded Wednesday to Rockford, 111., for services and interment from the Grove-Kircher Mortuary.

HERBERT P. JONES Mass for Herbert P. Jones was read Monday in the St. Anthony's Catholic Church, by the Rev. Fr.

Edward Creighton. Interment followed in" Mountain View Cemetery. Rosary had been recited Sunday night in the Kre mer runerai Chapel. Pallbearers were Marlin O. Offerdahl, Harold L.

Simpson. Wil-' nam a. Carlson, Roy E. Johnson, Lewis Mathers and William Smith. Woman Injured as Car Goes Oyer Embankment Ida Mae Mallatt.

44. of 1045 W. Olive Colton. was iniured when the car she was driving went out or control, knocked down a wood en barricade and went over an em bankment into the Lytle Creek Wash on Base Line near California St. at 2:06 a.m.

Sunday. The lmured woman was not hos- pitalized, officers reported. 0 iiKe There should be a special window wherever tickets are sold to which women handbag searchers can go and delay only one another, says Everett True. get rno SUPREME MODEL Yours for as low a woekty ues so KRNO KRNO Calling KNX Wendy Warren KJSB News and Weather KITO Coffee Club KCSB Morning Varieties :15 1:45 KFI Woman KFXM Lucky P.M. out the valley district, if annexed, will have a 1 per cent increase in interest on its back taxes if it waits until after Mar.

1 to begin negotiations with MWD. The back taxes stand at $8,800,000 now, with 3 per cent interest and 30 years to pay. After Mar. 1, the interest will jump to 4 per cent for newcomers, he said. MAYOR SPEAKS San Bernardino Mayor George C.

Blair, who sat in on the morning session, said: I have seen the situation in the Midwest where they have a water shortage. It is serious. I hope we won't delay until we find ouselves in that position." He said he saw no objections to the five districts Jiscussed by Asst. County Clerk Walter V. Combs.

Combs had told the board the division lines had been drawn to con form as closely as possible to ex isting city limits, judicial district boundaries and voting boundaries, with one eye on a fair distribution of population. DIVISIONS APPROVED The divisions approved by the board are: Div. 1 Colton and Rialto Judi cial Districts, part of Bloomington and the Muscoy district. Div. 2 City of San Bernardino Wards 1, 2, 3, and 5, including unincorporated territory within the city limits.

Div. 3 San Bernardino City Ward 4 and the area north and east of the city extending to Victoria avenue. Div. 4 City of Redlands and the Mission and Highland districts. Div.

5 The Yucaipa, Mentone and Crafton districts. PETITION WORKERS At the end of the morning's dis- cusion, A. B. Drake, chairman of the Santa Ana committee, intro duced Junior Chamber of Com merce officials from San Bernardino and Redlands who worked to obtain the necessary signatures on petitions asking for the municipal district. Introduced were President Robert E.

Branch and campaign chairman W. C. Blanton of the San Bernardino organization, and Pres ident Reuben Williams and campaign chairman Robert Van Roekel of the Redlands group. C. J.

Clark, executive secretary of the Santa Ana committee, joined Dibble in clearing up many points during the debate. DUNCAN TESTIFIES AT SHOOTING TRIAL (Continued From City Page) I can't fight you." Duncan related how both he and Swanson got off their bar stools and how Swanson danced around him "like a boxer." He then related how Swanson threatened him and how he (Dun can) feared for his life. "He lunged for me, his left hand raised in front of him, his right hand reaching into his shirt at his belt," said Duncan. "I fired one shot to his left and another to his right, the third shot I fired to hit him," Duncan stated. CALLED POLICE Duncan then told how he put his gun in his pocket' and left the cafe and went to his home where he called Needles Police Chief Frank Bland and told Bland he had shot Swanson.

Duncan said he waited for Bland to drive up for him and when Bland came he handed over the pistol and Bland took him to jail Upon direct examination by Chief Trial Dep. Dist. Arty. Thorn as M. Haldorsen, Duncan related of having several "vodka water- balls" earlier in the afternoon and evening and of going home, taking a nap and then getting up and coming back to the Needles shop ping area.

Haldorsen frequently referred to Duncan's statements taken at the inquest in Needles the day follow ing the shooting and brought forth the admission -Duncan had said Swanson was a good fireman and a "wonderful boy." INQUEST STATEMENT At the inquest Duncan had stated there never had been any difficulty between him and Swan son. Duncan testified Monday of an incident between him and Swan son in April, 1951 at the Red Ball Cafe when Swanson is said to have threatened Duncan. Following the cross examination of Duncan, the trial was adjourned until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Other witnesses called by King behalf of Duncan were Johnny Daniels and Danny Mclntyre, who had been in the Red Ball just be fore the fatal shooting and Lewis Shipman, who told of the previous altercation in 1951.

All are from Needles. Clerk-Stenographers Needed at Norton AFB Qualified clerk-stenographers are urgently needed at Norton Air Force Base, San Bernardino, ac cording to Mrs. Katherine Nagel, Applicants who successfully pass the examination may be placed immediately. Those interested are requested to call Mrs. Nagely at the base for further information.

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when he must figure out how the same girl can be in two places at once, during "Out of the Shadows." Joe E. Brown portrays a man with a double life in the amusing musical film, "Casanova in Burlesque," on "Big Night Movies" on Channel 11 at 9 p.m. Gene Raymond stars in a poign ant story about a television newscaster's search for justice for one of the "little people" featured on "Fireside Theater" on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. Four Hubcaps Stolen Harry Beauford, 940 Palm Colton, told San Bernardino police four hubcaps valued at 520 were stolen from his car while the ve hicle was parked in the 400 block on Fifth Street. Kirkwood Lombardo Show Wm I Garroway weather Lewis Jr.

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Gas omd aiextrk models. -KFI Bishop -tusk) Harmon Crosby TO BE SEEN AND HEARD By T. V. TOPS After years in a concentration camp, beautiful Else Olsen man ages to come to America, only to be deceived into believing life here is little better than in' the prisons she had left, in "Road Block," on 'Theater" on Channel 11 at 7:30 p.m. A young girl's striving to 'break free of a choking, smoke-covered miUtown and the bonds that keep her chained there is dramatized in "Julie's Castle" on "Circle Theater" on Channel 4 at 9:30 pjn.

A miracle wrought by a piece of stained glass window the hand of St. Pierre brings two lovers together in the drama, Hand of St. Pierre," to be presented on Channel 11 at 8:30 p.m. Steve Randall faces a problem in space and time on Channel 11 at Agnatic freneit euro iSMMl mmm.