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Local Notes Universal Rundle Back On Full Employment Round Table Meeting Miss Edith Vedanayagam, graduate at the University of Redlands, and a' native of India will speak to the Knights of the Round Table at their weekly noon luncheon meeting Tuesday noon at La Posada. Miss nayagam will discuss the development of the educational system in India, and also, changes in the status and roles of women in India. To.stmastert To Mttt Clint Mitchell will be toastmaster Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the meeting of the Toastmasters at La Posada. Speakers: Dan Larsen, Roland Kavelaar, Chuck Clements, Fred Belcher and Bob Bellue.

Speakers are contestants in semi-final match to determine finaiists Feb. 25. Community Thrift Shop, Tuesday Sales day. 9-2. 109 4th St.

Museum Association Meeting San Bernardino County Museum Association will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Museum, 18890 Orange tsreet, Bloomington. The meeting is open to members and friends, according to Dr. Gerald Smith, director. The program will feature a new technicolor movie entitled "The Mojave Desert." Phil Capen, one of the stars of the show, will be present to discuss the making of the film and answer any questions from the audience.

Store, Dwelling Demolition John K. Hodgson, as owner- contractor, has been issued a permit by Building Official mond. C. Phelps to demolish a store and dwelling structure at U02 Alta street. Gwladyi Pugh, Teacher of Voice PY 2-2326.

New Home on Washington S. A. Tribune street, has taken out a building permit as owner-contractor for a four- room and garage residence at 1203'Washington street. It will consist of 822 square feet with a permit value of $7300. Realtors To Meet Kenneth Hurlbert, assistant superintendent of schools in charge of instruction, will be the featured speaker at Wednesday's regular 8 a.

m. breakfast, meeting of the Badlands Board of Realtors. He will speak on the YMCA capital funds drive. Gwladyt Pugh, Teacher of voice. PY 2-2326.

Scout Executive Board Members of the Executive Board, Grayback Council of Boy Scouts will meet at 7:30 tonight at Boy Scout headquarters. On the agenda will be summer camp operation, annual charter preview and Camp Hunt water supply. A special meeting of the Baseball for Boys committee and var- Donald E. Postlewaite, Universal Plant manager, said today that the company has already re-hired all employes affected.by the layoff last September. In addition, the company has employed an additional 20 persons.

This brings the total employment picture at Universal to 195, including supervisory and clerical help, according to Mr. Postlewaite. The report from Universal comes at a time when government and others have painted a gloomy picture of the current economic trend. That this is not shared, locally, at is evident in Universal's efforts to get back into full production of its vitreous china wares for household plumbing as rapidly as possible. Mr.

Postlewaite said-nearly all employes laid off last fall had chosen to return when the opportunity came. "This naturally pleased us very much," Mr. Postlewaite said. As part of its move to full production, the company completed new kiln recently which Mr. Postlewaite reports "is performing better at this stage than we had expected." Of slightly different and new design than the kiln it replaced, its operation "is very encouraging," Mr, Postlewaite said.

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13 15 IT 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 71 38 1 48 2 70 3 61 53 5 82 6 65 7 61 Temp. 24 Houri son 73 38 77 40 77 40 72 .38 68 41 66 38 60 35 65 33 67 32 57. 33 82 47 .07 59 51 .85 6.41 85 43 .25 6.66 68 44 42 60 48 .05 52 S3 S3 74 84 65 64 15 16 83 17 83 .23 1.62 .13 6.94 8.56 8.6!>: An optimistic view of future economic trends was reflected today by Universal-Rundlej Manufacturing company of Mentone in announcing that the company has returned to full scale employment and is rapidly gearing back to full production. Knight To Visit San Bernardino When Gov. Goodwin J.

Knight visits San he will have a full schedule. At 11 i.m: he will address an assembly of San Bernardino Valley College students, then hustle to the California Hotel for noon talk to. the San Bernardino Lions Club. At 2 p.m. the governor will be the guest of the Arrowhead Federated Republican Women's Clubs at a tea at 3793 Valencia avenue.

He also will attend a dinner meeting in the valley for which plans and place have not yet been completed. Between his public appearances, Knight is expected to discuss his candidacy for the U.S. Senate' with county campaign lleaders." Special Sermons At Univ. Church Commemorating a "Week of Dedication," a series of four sermons geared to the theme, "Committed to Become," begins this evening at 7 o'clock at the University Methodist church. To' be given by pastor of the church, the Rev.

Ronald Cameron, this evening's topic will be "The Consuming Commitment." All services will be held in the church Sanctuary and each will begin at 7 o'clock. Tomorrow's topic will be "The God Who Is Too Wednesday, "Our Insignificant Thursday, "Keys to the Commitment." ious Redlands youth leaders will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Elks club building. Patton Escapees Police returned two escapees to Patton State-hospital over the weekend. Ramos Castillo, 48, was apprehended walking along the highway at Texas street Saturday night. John Dennis 19, of Brawley- walked-into the station Sunday night at 7:45 and surrendered saying he "walked away." Three' Cars Collide Automobiles driven by Larry A.

McLaughlin, 17, Colton; Glenn Stratton, 40, West, Covina and Irving Schwartz, 47, Los Angeles, collided at 12:35 p. in. yesterday on Highway 99 at the reservoir. There were no injuries but dam ages were $10, $700 and $400. Martha Raye Stricken MAN HAS SET, N.

Y. (UP) Martha Raye underwent an emergency appendectomy late Sunday night. She was reported doing well today at North Shore Hospital, Miss Raye was stricken with violent pains at mid-day Sunday in her king's Point home, where she was snowbound. Police aid was needed to get the actress to the hospital and it was several hours before doctors determined she had a ruptured appendix. New County Office Building Plans Readied are expected within one month for the construction of the new San Bernardino county office building, another major step toward relieving the county office congestion, Donald" A.

Densel, county public works director, informed the board of supervisors. It will be located east of the court house block on recently acquired property oh both sides of Court street, which will be Inclosed. The supervisors formajly signing of a contract between the board and the architect brothers, Stiles and Robert Clements, of Los Angeles. The architects estimated the cost of the new county' office building at $1,200,000, Densel said. They set their fee at a mix- imum of 6 per cent of this amount.

At the same time the county public works director told the supervisors that bids on the projected "new county building at Twenty-nine Palms was $60,000 more than the architect's estimate prepared by Rack and De- Masirevich of Redlands. As a result, Densel said, all bids were being rejected and the architect has started work on revised plans for this county structure. He will have these revised plans ready in another two weeks, the county building chief said. The original plans called for precast, tilt-up construction of the office building for the desert community, Densel explained. But because all the wiring and other utilities would have to be installed in the walls in San Bernardino, the costs of transporting the precast segments of the building ran costs beyond any expectations, Densel said.

"It only goes to prove that tilt- up construction the best thing for every situation. Lots of, times other types of construction prove cheaper," he observed. Schools Close For Teacher Training Redlands elementary schools will be closed tomorrow to enable all elementary teachers to take part in an in-service training program. The junior and senior high be.closed on Wednesday to allow all junior and senior high school teachers to participate in a similar program according to Kenneth M. Hurbert, assistant superintendent in'-charge of (instruction.

Tomorrow the elementary teachers will spend the day visiting junior and senior high classes in Redlands and On Wednesday the'junior and senior high School teachers will visit elementary classrooms. In describing tfig value of visitations of between elementary and secondary schools, Mr. Hurlbert stated "Since we are faced with some real problems of curriculum which will involve teachers and teaching on all levels, there seemed to be a great deal of justification for providing a day of this kind." In former years, the state education code required all teachers to participate in six hours of in- Istitute training. The institute featured workshops on specific problems and outstanding speakers in the fields of education- and industry. Recent legislation giyes the- local board of trustees authority to hold an in-service training program.

About People Rodney L. Belt, fireman, USN, son Myrtle E. Belt of 1134, Sixth street, graduated January 31st, from the Boilerman School at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. During the 10- weekr course the students were trained to operate and maintain boilers and fireroom machinery aboard ships. Prtxrlpikns UMl IN THE LINE OF DUTY There was the case of the asthmatic little teen-ager who had an acute seizure at four o'clock'one morning.

In the excitement, the bottle containin'g her prescription fell to the floor and shattered. What was done? The pharmacist was called immediately. What would you do? Emergencies like this are not unusual It's part of our responsibility as pharmacists to help out when needed. It's all in the line of duty. For medical advice and treatment, see your physician; For prompt prescription service, call as? WINN'S DRUG STORE Corner Colton and, Orange Daily 8-9 Sunday fr- 5 Wl Perking S.

A H. Green Stomps EMMERSON FUNERAL CHAPEL SNEDECKER, Glenn A. Mass, 8:15 m. Monday (today) Holy Rosary Church San Bernardino, Calif. CHACE, Edward Martin 10:00 a.m.

Monday (today) Loma Linda Valley Chapel IVERS, Bert 1:00 p.m. Monday, (today) Yucaipa Chapel APLIN, Donald G. 2:00 p. m. Tuesday Redlands Chapel BELL, Mrs.

Helen Page 2:00 p. m- Wednesday Yucaipa Chapel MARKET, Joseph L. Services Pending Loma Linda Valley Chapel KELLER, Jeffrey Lemar Services pending Loma Linda Valley Chapel Phone PY 2-2422- ACROSS FROM THE NEW DAILY PACTS BUILDING BROOKSIPI AVI. AT CENTER Vital Records BIRTHS FERRERO Born, in Feb. 17, 1958, at Red-; lands Community hospital, toi Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Ferrero, Rt. 2, Box 527, San Bernar- 1 dino, a son. HODGE Born, in Redlands, Feb. 16, Red-' lands Community hospital, to Mr.

an'd Mrs. Robert Hodge, 1336 Karon street, a daughter. in Redlands, Feb. 16, 1958, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Darrell Wood, West Colton avenue, a son. BUCKLEY -r Born, in Redlands, Feb. 17, 1958, at Redlands Community hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buckley, 1330 Campus avenue, a daughter.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED FOSTER-O'DELL Dennis Graham Foster, 19, Redlands; and Tonita Gale O'Dell, 17, Mentone. James Kersey, 20, and Ann Charlene 18; both Redlands. Thomas O'Dell, 24, Boron; and Marjorie Eileen Keck, 21, Mentone. NITTERHOUSE-COOLEY William Mack Nitterhouse, 30, Redlands; and Lydia Grace Cooley 31, Los Angeles. DEATHS in Riverside, Feb.

16, 1958, Mrs. Helen Page Bell, 4074 Lincoln avenue. Cherry Valley, aged ,72 years, native of Belleview, HI. and resident of Cherry Valley for 11 months. Former resident of Yucaipa 13 years.

Deceased is survived by the following brothers, Gale Fisher; Minneapolis, Ned Fisher, Pekin, and many firends. Has lived with Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

Olson for 10 months. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 2:00 p.m. at the Emmerson's Yucaipa Mortuary chapel, Rev. Wendell E. Kent, pastor of the Cherry Valley Bre- thern church, officiating.

Interment in Montecito Memorial Park cemetery, Emmerson's Yucaipa Mortuary in charge. MONTGOMERY in Lake Arrowhead, Feb. 15, 1958, Mrs. Margaret Bott Mont gomery, native of England, and resident of Running Springs for two years. Deceased is survived by her husband.

Reed Montgomery; a son, Philip Miles Bott, Running Springs; and a brother, Edward Pitt, Pasadena. Funeral services will be announced later by the F. Arthur Cortner chapel. in San Bernardino, Feb. 15, 1958, Al- mon.J.

Foster, 1510 West Twen-, tieth street, San Bernardino, aged 78 years, native of Michigan and resident of Redlands for 30 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, at 10 o'clock at the Stephens and Bobbitt chapel, Interment in View cemetery, Stephens and Bobbitt in charge. LESLIE Died, in Redlands California, Feb. 15,1958, Miss Eight Injured In Series Of Weekend Crashes Eight persons were injured in a series of weekend traffic collisions according to reports of the California -Highway, patrol. Two persons were injured in a two-car crash at.

8:30 Saturday night when a speeding car smashed into a car. that had stopped due to a flat tire on Highway 70-99 and Singleton road a few miles east of Calimesa. According to California Highway Patrolmen, Morris Ewing 40, of Los Angeles was westbound and towing a four wheel trailer when a blowout of his rear tire caused his car to spin around and stop on the shoulder of his lane. The car, driven by Joe B. Burr, 22, Calabasas, came along in tie same direction.

but Burr, confused by the car on the roadside slammed.on his brakes, according to the CHP. His car skidded 161 ft. and smashed into the Ewing car demolishing both cars. Ewing and Burr were taken to Redlands Community hospital by Houghton's ambulance. Also taken to Redlands Commrin- ity hospital for treatment by passing motorists were George Burr, 46, also Calabsas, and three children from the Ewing Timothy and Eric Bingham, aged 16, 10 and 5, of Los Angeles.

woman was injured in a two- car head-on collision on. Avenue a short distance east of Fourth street at 4:45 p.m. Saturday, when the driver of the other car swerved to miss hitting a dog-in the road. Taken to the Norton Air Force Base hospital was Mrs. Nadine Belcher, 38, 12590 Second street, Yucaipa.

She was riding westbound in the car driven by her husband, Dewey M. Belcher, 30, when the other car swerved into-the path of their car, according to the California Highway Patrol. Driver of the other car was listed as Ethel. E. Montgomery, 68 35048 West Avenue Yucaipa.

Her car was eastbound at the time. She was uninjured. Harold E. 24, 251 La Salle street, when the car in which he was riding westbound on Highway 99 with Floyd Martin, 25, of Covina and another car collided at the.Waterman avenue intersection. Almon Foster Passes Away Almon J.

Foster, 78, long-time city employe for Redlands, passed away Saturday morning at San Bernardino. Mr. Foster, who had lived in San Bernardino for the past several years, was a resident in Redlands for 30 years before retiring in 1942. A native of Michigan, Mr. Foster had lived in California for 35 years.

He worked for the City of Redlands for about 20 years. He was a member of the Community church of San Bernardino Mr. Foster leaves: his wife, Mrs. Edith May Foster of San Bernardino; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy I Richardson of San Bernardino; two grandchildren; and two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning from the Chapel of Stephens and Bobbitt mortuary, San Bernardino Burial will take place at Moun tain View cemetery. Nelson Put On Probation Dean A. Nelson, 18, of San Bernardino and formerly Redlands, was sentenced to county jail for a term of one year for writing and passing checks in Redlands. Judge Carl B. Hilliard, who conducted his probation hearing in Superior Court in San Bernardino suspended the sentence, and placed him on probation for'aj period of two years.

Nelson had been discharged from the Navy last fall and used a former shipmate's name and identification card in passing the worthless checks, according to the police report. Announcement Of Services DAVID ARCHER Services pending MRS. MARGARET B. MONTGOMERY Services pending MISS LUCILLE ELLEN LESLIE Funeral services and burial will be lield at Van Alstyne, Texas. f.

ARTHUR CORTNER Lucille Ellen Leslie, West Virginia, Hollywood, aged 69 years, native of Savoy, Texas and resident of Redlands for 6 weeks. Deceased is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Cecil Cushman, Redlands; and Mrs. C. R.

Barry, Ft. Smith, one niece, Mrs. Maxine Delaney, Dallas, Texas; two nephews, Cecil A. Cushman, Riverside; and James A. Barry, Ft.

Smith, Ark. Memorial services and burial will be in Van Alstyne, Texas.F. Arthur Cortner Chapel in charge of local arrangements. Miss Leslie was a school teacher for many in Tulsa, Okla. in Los Angeles from 1942 to 1954, and in Covina for a number of years.

Miss Leslie was a member of.the Episcopal church, and Retired Teachers Ass'n. Council To Discuss Site For Rest Rooms At Bowl An anonymous donor has offered to construct a rest room facility for use of patrons of the Redlands Bowl during the summer concerts, it has been revealed by the city manager's office. Consideration of the anonymous gift as well as the proposed location will come up on the City Council agenda at tomorrow's 7 p.m. meeting. The city been struggling with the problem of a badly need ed rest room near the Bowl for several years but has been stymied both by lack of funds and a suitable location'.

The location which is expected to be considered tomorrow is directly west of the Prosellis on Air Patrol Cadets Briefed Civil Air Patrol cadets were given a well-rounded briefing on military ground operations Sunday when they met at the Na tional Guard Armory in Banning. A feature" of the afternoon was a ride in a tank plus actual group- to-headquarter use of radios. They were given instruction in correct radio procedure before splitting into two groups to con- radio conversations with a special headquarters set. Cadets also were given instruction in guns used in man-to-man combat. Two Norton Men Killed Two Norton Air Force Base Joseph L.

Market and Jeffery L. Keller, were killed in a two car collision Friday evening- on the Rim of the World Highway, according to Deputy Coroner' Edward Doyle. They were both 18 years old. Keller was injured and died yesterday but Market was killed They were attached to the air rescue squadron at Norton. Also seriously injured was a third Airman James R.

Oliver, 20. He is on the critical list at Norton hospital. Funeral arrangements are being made by Emmerson's Valley chapel in Loma Linda. TREASURE HOUSE Your unused furniture or appliances will find a ready market through. Classified Ads.

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Items on the published agenda include: Receiving bids for drilling an auxiliary well on the water department property at Texas and iLugonia. Planning recommendations adopted last Tuesday. Notice from the State Board of Equalization of an application 'by Sage's Market for an "Off-sale, General" license. Communication from J. W.

Register regarding an outside-city water service on Beaumont road in San Timoteo canyon. Second reading of an ordinance providing for sale of unclaimed property by the police department after it is held for a minimum qf six months. Sales would be by auction.after public notice lis given. 1 A resolution to initiate the icity's motion to annex the Carl Rundberg property, at' his request. Property is located just outsifle the city on the southwest corner of Tennessee and West Citrus.

C. of C. Board To Nominate Candidates Directors of the Redlands Chamber of Commerce will meet to nominate candidates tor the 1958-59 boaTd of directors at 7:30 in the C. of C. office, 347 Orange street.

The candidates will be for elections to replace 12 directors whose terms expire this year. Of the twelve remaining directors the terms of four expire next year and that of the other eight expires in two years. In the coming election there will be four elected for a one year term and eight for a three year term. After this year the directors will be serving for three year terms and every year eight directors will be according to A. T.

MacAlistaire, secretary-manager. He explained that, the new system of three year service and smaller turnover of directors' gives a better continuity and-is an overall improvement. Directors whose terms expire are President Howard Hayes, J'. Edward Harp, Clare Day, Delbert Fowler, Ed Gregory, Dr. H.

BYed Heisner. Richard Montgomery, Lewis Pierce; James Reedy, M. H- den, C. Croft Wright and Everett Helm. ftedfaadc Daily Facts Monday, Feb.

17, 1958 i Nurse Killed In 1500 Foot Fall Mt. Baldy Slopes A 1500-foot tumble down ths slopes of was fatal for a 21-year' old Los Angeles student nurse Saturday while her 22-year-old male companion vived a similar tumble with only minor hurts. Ruth Ann a 1 a student nurse at Good Samaritan hospital, was dead by the time rescuers could get to her. The office said the young woman died of severe head injuries. David C.

Edmohdson of Hollywood, the victim's hiking companion, made a vain grab for her as she started her fall and, in turn, lost his balance and toppled down the show-covered slope after her. Both Miss 1 Healy and Edmondson came to a halt some 300 feet from the beginning point of the ski-lift, 1500 feet below where they started.their falls. They were members of a four- party hiking group with Miss Healy third in line. The other two, Miss Janet E. Kyle, 19, and Barclay A.

Noble, 25, both of Hollywood, picked their way down to the ski-lift without mishap. The coroner's office said Miss Healy had apparently struck several sharp rocks during her fall but that Edmondson's similar course must have allowed him to miss the death-dealing rocks. Mrs. Cushmcm's Sister Dies Miss Lucille Ellen Leslie, 69, a resident of Redlands for the. past six weeks, passed away here Saturday.

She was sister of Mrs. Cecil A. Cushman, 957 Walnut avenue, wife of the University of Redlands coach. Mrs. Leslie was a native of Texas and a resident of Hollywood until coming to Redlands.

F. Arthur Cortner Chapel will be in charge of local arrangements. Memorial services and burial will take place in Van Alstyne, Texas, ANNUAL MEETING Redlands Community Music Association will hold its.annual meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Lyon Wing of A. K.

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