The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 35

L. POP 71 20 Baddie SUN Sitrentone SAN BERNARDINO OPENS ITS HEART-Help in the fornia got under way Monday morning. The drive, during form of canned food, other groceries and clothing piled up in which members of San Bernardino Junior Chamber of Comfire stations throughout San Bernardino as intensive one-day merce and Civil Air Patrol cadet squadrons volunteered their drive to aid victims of catastrophic floods in Northern Cali- day-after-Christmas holiday, began with jaycee men telephon- TV -DIAL-O-LOGUE KNXT-Ch. 2 KTLA-Ch. 5 KFMB- 8 -Ch.

11 KRCA-Ch. 4 KABC-Ch. 7 KHJ Ch. 9 -Ch. 13 7:00 Pan Pacific Today Brigade 11 8:00 Top Morning .11 Today 4 9:00 Tenn.

Valiant Lady.2-8 9:15 Father Tr'ble .11 Love of 9:30 Feather Search 9:45 Guiding Light 2-8 10:00 Heart of City 11 Jack D. D. School ..4 TV University.8 10:30 Love Story Playhouse ....11 Ernie Kovacs ..4 11:00 School House 11 Home .........4 Rbt. Lewis 2-8 Romper Rm. .7 11:30 Sheriff John .11 House Party Health .........7 Bill Ballance 13 12:00 Big Drama ....4 Tufeld at 12 ..7 12:15 M.

Younger ....7 12:30 Bob Beulah .7 12:45 Drama 11 1:00 Brighter Woman's W'rid 8 Date with Life.4 Name the Song 7 1:15 Secret Storm First Love' .....4 1:30 Lou Linda .13 On Account Mr. Sweeney ..4 Movie 7 1:45 News: Police ..5 Romances .....4 2:00 Florian ZaBach 2 Film 5 News 9 Film 13 Pinky Lee .....4 Garry Moore ..8 2:15 Drama 11 Mama Weiss ..9 2:30 Howdy 7:30 Waterfront ...11 Joe Jeff Jones ....13 Red Rowe .....2 People in News 8 2:55 News 9 D. Shore .....4 3:00 Major Domo ..4 Fav. Husband .2 Queen f'r Day 8-9 Conspiracy .5 Cartoons ......7 Playhouse .....7 Garry Moore 2 7:45 3:20 Film ...........4 8:00 Phil Silvers 3:30 Art Godfrey Headline ......5 Glamor Girl ..7 The Hunter Milady .5 Science Fict'n 11 Bill Stulla .....9 Hank Penny ..9 Theater ......11 Bob Hope .....4 4:00 Cartoons ......5 8:30 George Raft ...5 Ballroom .7 Navy Log Town Hall ....13 Liberace .....11 4:30 Strike it Rich 2-8 W. Earp ......7 Mark Saber ..9 Film .........13 4:40 M.

Bennett ...4 9:00 Ken Murray ..11 4:45 Film .4 Finley .........5 ......11 Meet Millie Mystery Dan Thomas ..7 5:00 Western .......2 7-8 Theater ........4 Mickey Mouse Movie .........9 Campus Club .9 .11 9:30 Pub. Defender 11 5:30 China Smith Play .7 Western .......5 Jet ....2 Project 20 .....4 Captain Red Skelton 6:00 News 10:00 Police Files ...7 Cartoons ......9 Cantor .......11 Bill Hickok ...8 Story 11 Rackets .......8 Century Cisco Kid ....7 Playhouse 10:30 Lombardo ....11 6:05 News Film ..........7 6:15 Comedy .......4 Big Town ......4 Sports ........13 News 6:30 Handy Fidler .5 Hints ..5 News ..........8 Got Secret ....8 Name Tune ...2 10:45 News Western .......7 Criswell ......13 Drama .......13 11:00 News Elizabeth .....11 Topper .8 6:45 News Drama .......13 Patti Page ...8 Les Paul ......2 6:55 Weather .......5 Weather .......9 7:00 Backstage ....13 11:05 News ..9 $64,000 Drama .2 John Otis .....11 11:15 Racket Squad 11 Newsreel ......5 Sports .........4 Film ..........7 Film ..........7 Western .......9 11:30 Tonight Capt. Gallant Intrigue ......4 7:15 Eye Witness .5 11:45 Theater VITAL RECORDS BORN San Bernardino, Dec. 23. 1955, at St.

Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Robert R. Ball 1147 E. 18th St. San Bernardino.

a daughter. GONZALES-In San Bernardino. Dec. 24. 1955.

at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Jose R. Gonzales. 521 Sycamore Circle, San Bernardino, a sOM.

San Bernardino. Dec. 24. 1955. at St.

Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Tames H. Nickles, 18743 San Bernardino Bloomington. a daughtep HACKLEMAN-In San Bernardino. Dec.

23. 1955. at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of James W.

Hackleman. 715 F. Niles San Bernardino, a son. OPANT -In San Bernardino. Calif Dec.

25. 1955. at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of David A Orand.

160 S. Arrowhead San Bernardino. a son. LAHTT-In San Bernardino. Dec.

21. 1955. at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Lawrence I.

Lahti. 3544 Lugo Ave San Bernardino. a son. San Bernardino. Dec.

24. 1955. at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of William C.

McGivern. 17812 Seville Fontana. a daughter. WATSON -In San Dec. 24.

1955. at St. Bernardine's Hosnital. to the wife of Jack A. Watson.

7107 San Francisco Highland. a son. In San Bernardino, Dec. 26. St.

Bernardine's Hospital. to the 1955. at wife of Milton Fiala. 1124 W. 2nd San Bernardino, a daughter.

CARTY- In San Bernardino. Dec. 25. 1955. at St.

Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Duane A. Carty. 807 W. 26th San Bernardino.

a daughter. MYERS-In San Bernardino. Dec. 25. 1955.

at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Leroy Myers. 836 Shasta Dr. Colton.

a daughter. COT EMAN- In San Bernardino. Dec. 26. 1055.

at St Bernardine's Hosnital. to the wife of Nee Coleman. 745 41st St. San Bernardino, a son. DIED San Bernardino.

Dec. 26. 1955. Mrs. Adeline Elmira Bartholomew.

91, native of Ohio. resident of San Bernardino. Glendale and California one vear Services at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Stephens Bohhitt Chapel with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. LUNA-In Los Angeles, Dec.

24. 1955. Ygnacio Luna. 53, native of Mexico, resident of San Bernardino and California 33 years. Rosary at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in Kremer Funeral Home Chapel. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery. WOODRUFF--In San Bernardino.

Dec. 26. 1955. Mrs. Julia A.

Woodruff, 80. native of Ohio. resident of San Bernardino and California 46 years. Private services at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Kremer Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Mountain View Cemetery.

BELL--In Redlands, Dec. 25. 1955. Harry J. Bell.

41. native of Texas. resident of Redlands five years. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Temple Baptist Church.

Emmerson's Redlands Mortuin ary charge of burial at Hillside Cemetery, FLORISTS ALWAYS SEND FLOWERS SAN BERNARDINO FLORAL CO. 1807 "E' ST. PA. 83-7217 STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS "When Heart Has a Message" 409 Street Phone 3-4123 JUICE SN Tuesday, December 27, 1955 THE DAILY SUN-35 a Snow mar Crop me 31018 08 81 NINTH A3 MONRI LOA DO A KIN AL 1 WORE ing residents for donations and cadet squadron teenagers picture at right, fireman Robert Spilsbury (left) and Capt. making a house-to-house canvass.

In picture at left, Firemen Walter Crane examine packages at 26th and Sts. fire staMarlin Offerdahl (left) and Roland Moseley inspect aid tion. Packages were taken to Norton Air Force Base for depackages in Gilbert St. and Waterman Ave. fire station.

In livery to flood areas. Ten other communities also took part. IN THE SHADOWS IGNACIO LUNA 32 great-grandchildren and three Ygnacio Luna, 788 Davidson died Saturday in a Los Angeles hospital. A native of. Mexi-1 co, he was a resident of San Bernardino and California 33 years.

He was a member of the Santa Fe Friendship Club in San nardino, the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers and the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. Survivors are his widow, Carolina; four daughters, Aurora, Gloria, Victoria and Enedina Luna of San Bernardino; five sons, Ygnacio Ysabel, Frank, Freddie and Danny Luna of San Bernardino; two brothers, Crespin of San Bernardino and Rosalio of Mexico; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Villalobos and Mrs. Juventina Mejia, both of San Bernardino. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in Kremer Funeral Home Chapel. Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery. ADELINE E.

BARTHOLOMEW Mrs. Adeline Elmira Bartholomew, 91, of 515 South Glendale, died Monday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of South Hampton, Ohio, she was a resident of Glendale, San Bernardino and California one year. She had lived in Traverse City, for 86 years before coming to California in 1954. In that city she was a member of the Royal Neighbors Lodge and the Ashbury Methodist Church.

Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. Gladys Witkop of San Bernardino, Mrs. Goldie Knight and Mrs. James Brady, both of Michigan; a son, P. L.

Howard of Glendale; a step-son, Harvey Howard of Minnesota; nine grandchildren, Forest Fires Still Big U.S. Problem WASHINGTON (UP)-The problem of forest fire control is still far from solution, according to Ernest F. Swift, director of the National Wildlife Federation. Writing in the federation's Conservation News, Swift said sportsmen in many parts of the nation have placed more emphasis on "promoting their favorite recreation" than the "greater civic responsibility" of preventing fire in our forests. Too few sportsmen are aware of the danger of fire to wildlife and other forest resources, he said.

Community prosperity is based on protection of watershed areas, the timber resources themselves and wildlife, he added. Timber is the economic backhone 'of many communities, "the difference between ghost towns and prosperity," he pointed out. Swift suggested that sportsmen's group urge enactment of legislation to perpetuate proper forest management which would involve continued fire protection, insect control, and tree-harvesting and farming. Such action, he concluded will result in healthier forests and, consequently, less need for woodland owners to post "no trespassing" signs. 24 Killed, 130 Hurt In Brazil Accidents RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UP) -At least 24 persons were killed and more than 130 injured in truck and train accidents in Brazil Sunday night and early Monday.

Eighteen were killed and 100 injured when a freight train crashed into the rear of a passenger train on a steep downgrade near Guarema Sunday night. Another six were killed and 30 others were injured when a truck loaded with migrant workers' families fell into a ravine near the town of Mossoro, in the state lof Rio Grande do Norte, 10 10 YOUR RADIO DIAL KFI 640 KFXM- 590 KITO -1290 KCSB1350 KNX-1070 KRNO-1240 KCAL-1410 7:30 -News. Sports KNX-News KITO Sports Weather News -Cy Smith 7:35 KITO-News 7:40 KITO-Coffee Cuptime 7:45 KFI-News Babbitt -Valley News 7:55 KITO -Bulletins A.M. Engle KITO -Breakfast Club -Cy Smith -Music KNX- Story KFI--John Murray KCSB--News. Weather 8:05 KCAL-Music Time 8:15 KCSB-Morning Varieties KNX- News KITO- Club KNX-Make Up Mind -News KCSB -Morning Varities -Haven 8:35 KRNO- 0-Market Reports 8:45 -Just for You KFI-Andy and Virginia KNX-Howard Miller KITO Breakfast Club KRNO-Christ's Gospel 8:55 KCSB -News A.M.

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TOPS be able to return the boys to "Nightmare in Red," a newsreel history of Russia, will make its television debut on Channel 4 at 9:30 p.m. Much of the film footage has never been seen publicly. There are scenes with Czar Nicholas and his family rollerskating on the decks of the royal yacht, the Czar taking snapshots lot his wife and children playing tag in the snow and many other informal moods. DRAMA-Pat O'Brien will star as a noted astronomer who successfully disproves a flying saucer report until confronted with an unbelievable photograph, on "Science) Fiction Theater" over Channel at 8 p.m. Rugged Victor McLaglen, as an underworld leader who tries to take again after 25 years in jail, portrays the title role in "Big Joe's Comin' Home" on Channel 4 at 9 p.m.

"Postmark: Danger" is the story of swindlers who have been ap-5 proaching the parents of boys great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at p.m. Wednesday in Stephens Bobbitt Chapel with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. JULIA A. WOODRUFF Mrs.

Julia A. Woodruff, 80, of 2315 Mt. View died Monday at her home. A native of Ohio, she was a resident of San Bernardino and California 46 years. Survivors are two daughters, Frieda B.

of San Bernardino and Mrs. Lura Cohn of Los Angeles. Private services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Kremer Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Mountain View Cemetery. ROBERT N.

FITZPATRICK Funeral services for Robert NoIan Fitzpatrick, who died Sunday in a San Bernardino hospital, are pending at Mark B. Shaw Co. He a native of Bradley, He is survived by his widow, Lois of San Bernardino; a son, Robert S. of San Bernardino; a daughter, Mrs. C.

F. Pease, Billings, three brothers, Emmitt of San Bernardino, William of Los Angeles and John of Texas, and three grandchildren. JIMMIE D. JACQUES Graveside services for Jimmie D. Jacques will be held at 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Pioneer Memorial Cemetery with Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home in charge. TIMOTHY R. HUNT Graveside services for Timothy R. Hunt will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Mountain View Cemetery with Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home in charge.

ETHEL M. CHANDLER services for Mrs. Ethel M. Chandler will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Stephens Bobbitt Funeral Home Chapel.

Cremation will be at Mountain View Cemetery. CLAUDE T. BROWN Funeral services for Claude T. Brown will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Mark B.

Shaw Co. Interment will be in Green Acres Memorial Park, Bloomington. The body will lie in state at the Shaw slumber room until services. DELOSS CRAWFORD Funeral services for Deloss Crawford will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Grove Colonial Chapel, after, Paso which Robles, the body will for be inter- sent ment in San Miguel Cemetery.

KEPUBLIC'S "Easy Moving" Will Save You EASY All Moving Rates Are Not the Same Specially Trained Personnel The Finest Equipment on the Highways and Finest Service Yours at Low Low Rates We are Direct Carriers not Agents or Brokers No transfers enroute same van goes all the way. Call the man from Republic Van Storage Inc. 120 So. Ph. 9-1093 FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer 1 I AM THE BOSS FINANCIAL STOCKS CRASH SUGGESTED BY NEW YORK DENNEY CITY U.

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Your Amalgamated stock went down 10 points and 1 didn't want you to know it." Telephone Regarded Essential in 1955 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UP) Judge Patrick Curran of superior court is something of a champion of modern-day women's rights. At least her right to a telephone. During a recent case in which a woman was being questioned about her living expenses, Judge Curran interrupted when the woman was asked why she had to have a telephone in the house. "You may skip that," the judge admonished.

"This is 1955." 22 NEW Christmas Christmas aftermath note: A pet shop in a bus terminal sold 22 2 baby boa constrictors, gift-wrapped to go under Christmas trees. Touro synagogue, built in 1763 at Newport, R.I., is the oldest synagogue in America. Wouldn't You Rather Listen to KFXM? Hughes Loma Linda Mortuary MEMORY CHAPEL Loma Linda Phone 6-5942 FUNERAL DIRECTORS RALPH WM ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 130 Willow. Rialto Phone TRiangle 5-1123 San Bernardino Phone Dial 85-3164 KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted Services 1446 MT. VERNON AVE.

PH. 5119. Lord's Funeral Chapel Roy Carlson Owners Fred Lord 1356 Mt Vernon Ave. Phone 9-2721 STANLEY. L.

DICKEY MORTUARY 8030 Mango Fontana VA 2-2285 MARK SHAW INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member National Selected Morticians Regardless of Your Circumstances Our Services Are Available Serving San Bernardino Since 1911 MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1525 Waterman Ave. S.B Ph. 2131 STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME 1156 Street Phone 8-2281 GROVE COLONIAL MORTUARY 738 Highland S.B. Ph.

9-1151 INGOLD CHAPEL (Funeral Home) 16716 Upland Ave. Fontana. Ph. VA 2-8083 TILLIES FUNERAL HOME 351 No. Mt Vernon Phone 2-9149 EMMERSON'S Valley Mortuary Loma Linda Phone PYramid 6-0131 South End Waterman Ave at Barton Rd.

Adjacent to Montecito Memorial Park P.O. Box 745. San Bernardino. Calif. CEMETERIES MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots.

Mausoleum Crematory Ph. San Bernardino 6-2590 South End Waterman Ave. GREEN ACRES MEMORIAL PARK Serving the Inland Empire 19050 7th Bloomington TRinity 7-0725 OVerland 4-0842 MOUNTAIN, VIEW Highland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardino Ph. 5-6188 Memorial Contributions Gratefully Acknowledged SAN BERNARDING COUNTY HEART ASSN. 962 Street, San Bernardino SCHooL'S AT DISNEYLAND MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY COMPLETE! CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL? NOEL Take the whole family to Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom for a wonderful day of fun in a fabulous Christmas setting you'll never forget.

MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CIRCUS WALT 200 Performing Animals Big HEATED Tent Mouseketeers in Person A Real 3-Ring Circus Daring Aerial Acts One Thrill-Jammed Hour Weekdays 3:30 to 5 P.M. Sun. Holidays, 3 5 P. M. General Section 50c Reserved Section $1.00 SPECIAL December December 25-Open 26-Monday-Open 12 Noon to 10 10 to 10.

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The drama will be seen on Channel 7 at 9:30 p.m. "Times Square Playhouse," -on Channel 13 at 10 p.m., will "'The Perfect Mrs. Chesney," starring Martha Vickers and Pat O'Moore. A wealthy woman falls in with a young American. Tuesday's feature films are: 1:30 (7) "Long Voyage Home" 2:00 5) "Eagle Squadron" 2:00 (13) "Great John 3:20 (4) "I'll Reach a Star" 4:45 4) "Doorway to Suspicion" 5:30 5) "Gun Packer" 7:00 9) "Under Blue Skies" 8:30 (13) "Crash of Silence" 9:00 9) "Movie Crazy" 11:15 (7) "Ginger" 12:05 (2) "Melody Club" 12:15 (11) "Female Eugitive" missing in Korea.

They claim to Chet Forte, Hackensack, N.J., junior, is Columbia's key basketball player on offense. Though only feet he led the Ivy League scorers last season..