The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 45

A SUN-lELtSRAM fi SAN IEXNAI0INO CALIF. Friday, July 1, 1960 WtATHIR tUftf AU OO PM IK Jon 30,1960 Data from "HIGH Money in Bank As Stale Ends Fiscal Year SANDBURG TO COLLABORATE ON MOVIE STORY OF CHRIST FLAT ROCK, N.C. (LTD jhim to do something in the way Carl Sandburg, America's "Mr. of a biography an Christ. Liierature," yesterday signed a "I have written in more diversi-contract to collaborate on a mo-jfied fields than any American au-tion picture biography of Christ, jthor," he said.

"Why ain't I got a The 82-year-old twice-recipient right to write for movies?" of Pulitzer Prize signed, his Stevens said he considered Sand-contract with Producer-Director burg a natural to do the work on George Stevens on the porch of the film, his home on the top of a hill in I "I looked through his library. Sun-Telegram Classified Ads PHONE TUr 9-9666 He has a large accumulation of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The motion picture will be an: adaptation of Fulton Oursler'sl best-selling book "The Greatest he's to be my assistant and sec-Story Ever Told." Iretary and I'm to be his assistant MILLION EPIC and secretary," Stevens said. TuenHeth-Cpnturv will' Sandburg said the picture would High Tempiotur Ei parted For DayCim Friday For Do 1 1 me id a fsH80 rM.nri nna v0ar nH timated $15 million in filming the spectacular. One of Sandburg's Pulitzer prizes was for his outstanding hiocrnnhv nf Ahrnham hirh rpnniro1 18 voare nm i so 70, Ocrfo from us- wtAlHt ut pile The author said the film would The author and Stevens t0 a11 re" newnmpn Kanrihura' hnm.

I'g'ons, although he himself had material on the subject. "In his new role at the studio compassion, more wisdom than most of us can live up to, and great mystery. "There has never been a more mysterious stranger than Christ," ne sa' COMPATIBLE TO ALL been raised a Swedish Lutheran Stevens added that the film would noi De siantea toward any one sect. "It will leave considerable room for Catholics, The Salvation Army and all Protestant faiths and sects." Mevens said Sandburg was scheduled to arrive in Hollywood July 18. Pest Control Done By Defendant, Judge FORT WORTH, Tex.

(UPI) When Raymond Hctzer of Dallas pleaded guilty to writing a rub bor check for $197, County Crim inal Judge J. C. Duvall asked him what his line of work was. "I'm in pest control," Hctzer "I'm in the same business. One! year in jail," Duvall replied.

I The white-haired Sandburg, still retaining his sense of humor, said he was making his first plunge into the motion picture business "because I want to." He said that since his Abraham Lincoln biography he had received many letters from readers asking Safecrackers 'Milk' Supermarkets Safe DENVER (UPI) Safecrackers cut into a thick steel safe in a supermarket Wednesday night and escaped with $60,000 in cash. Police Capt. Fred Zarnow said the burglars used a carborundum wheel cooled with milk to slice an eight-inch hole through two inches of steel in order to trip the lock and open the safe in a Safeway supermarket. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Department of Public Works, Division of Architecture. Notice to Contractors: Sealed proposals will be received by the Division of Architecture, Room 101.

1100 South Grand Avenue. Los Anueles, California, until 2:00 P.M., t''ThViriVBubnclrned and read In the Hearing Room 1 in WEATHER FORECAST Showers and thundershovers are expected today in Cen an(i Virginias. Warm eather will continue in Northeast. It will be cooler in Great Lakes region. (AP wirephoto) YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Weather Report By ASSOCIATED PRESS lover outer channel waters, otherwise Southern California Mostly sun-l light variable winds becoming west ny Friday and Saturday.

Continued; to southwest 10 to 20 knots in after- Campaign by Many Firms May Hike Voting Average SVLVIA PoRR in tne next 30 days, just about eioca i on of si a Tubs Am a Of those having a time-off pol-Ward Buildings, Patton state a newspaper, listen to the'icy, 19 per cent are eivine a full of cent doing this in 19j6 11 per cent are giving one hour radio or look at TV will be talk-jday off with pay, 17 per cent ing about the national eonven-jare giving pay for time that is tions but if the record of past needed, 11 per cent are giving presidential elections is two hours off with pay, another pital, Patton, San Bernardino Coun ty, California, (W.O. 3774GC); in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor and such addenda thereto as may be issued prior to bid opening date. In general, this focluon TtwobZTn ech'nfl3 Mi. nnllvn Illinois, resident Red laniU seven years. Memorial ueiv-iri's 11 a.m.

Kndny. mverwiy Church. Kmmerson Hollands Mortuary directing. KKLI.KY In Los Aimelcs. June 3d.

l(i. lialiy Ut-tavla L. Kfllcv. 14 months native San Her- nartlnnp Giaveside a.m. Saturday.

Ml. View Cemetery. Tillie Funcial Home direc- tll'K HARE Li San Bemardino, June IStiii. James E. Hare.

Mi. nailve Kansa. resident San Bernar dino years, services a Saturday. Mark It. Shaw Chapel.

Interment. Et Hosenans Cemeiery PI. Loma. San Diego. WILSON -In Tucson, June 2.

Mary lorn VAils.ai. a4. na tive Texas, resident liertlar- dmo County 14 yeais. Si-rMces 10 a in. Saiurday.

Inaold liawl, fonlana lnlermimt, iwiulinx. DAVIS In San Reniarduio, Calif, June 30. liaiil, Claude Davis, native Kenlilik'. resldi'nl HiBhland five ymt. Services a in Saiurday.

Mark B. Shaw Chapel Interment, Ml. View Ce metery. CHANEY -In San Bernaixlmo, Calif. June 30.

1WI. Mrs. Nellie I. Eiskine Chanev 77. native Neliras ka.

resident San Bernardino 37 vears Services 11 a.m. saiurday. Stephen. Bohhitt Chanel. Cre mation.

Ml. View Cemetery. WINTER In San Bernardino. Calif. June 30, 1M0.

Mrs. Lettie R. Win-i ler. 76 native Missouri, resident San Bernardino 17 years. Services 1 p.m.

Saiurday. Mark B. Shaw Chanel. Interment. Ml.

Virw Ce nielet-v VI A -In San Bernardino, Call' June Mrs. lew W. Via. native Clintnn resident San! Bernardino II years. Services lll a in.

Saturday, urove uinniai Mortuary Interment, imton. Ky. RYAN In San Bernardino, Calif June 30. 1'6U, Geortie A. Ryan, 711.

native Indiana, resident San Bernardino 34 years. Services 1 m. Saliniljiy. Stenhetis it Hohllitt Ku- neral Home. Cremation.

AH. View emeterv. BEN, In San Bemardino. Calif, June 2. V.m Haiiy R-ecr Benz.

Infant sun of Mr. and Mrs. (ieoiiie W. Riverside. Giave- side services 2 pm Saturday.

Acres Memor at Gardens. BliHimiiinton. Stanley L. Dickey Moiluary, rontana. DoRSCH -In Sun Hernaiilino.

Calif. June 19t. William R. Dorsch 77. native Illinois, resident San Bemardino five years.

Set vices 2: ltd m. Saiurday. Mark B. Shaw Chapel, lnlerment Mt. View te meti'i-i' BI'RTiiN-In Rcdlands.

Calif. June 2S. 1WI. Dawn Eliene Huitoii. In-faiil ilaiiLrhler of Mr anil Mrs.

IV I.ile Redlands. STvices II a m. Friday, F. Arthur Conner I Impel. Kedlands.

tntermrsii inn side Memorial lark. Redlands. R1IYNES In Sun Bernardino. Calif. June 31), lii.

Baby Shlela Ann Rhynes. 4 days old. Graveside services 11:30 a Saturday Mon tecito Memorial Park. Knopsnyder Moriuan'. Loiiipn.

oireriHiii. In San Bernardino. Calf. June SO. Baliv Jar oueline Lee Wistdhall, 1H hours pp'd Craves'de rues 4 om tod Bennosa Cemetery.

Knopsnyder ivionuHry, oirperinii. AGI tlJVR- In Snn Beniardino, Calif. June 2(1, Baby Anullar. dauxh of Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Anutlar, Graveside services 3 todav, Bennosa Cemetery Knopsnyderl Mortuary, roiion. directum, CLARK In San Bernardino. Calif June 29. Walter Baniey lark, Is), native of Missouri, resr dent of Bloom in fit on 30 years. Service.

II) a m. Saiurday Knop-snvder Mortuarv ClmiNd. Collon lnlerment, (Jreen A res Memorial BlrsmiltiKton. FLOMSTS ABC FLOWERS WHEN IT'S FLOWERS LET THEM RE Ol'RS We Sell for lss 233 South Waterman Open dalnr a m. to nl Day I'll Tllr S-0ii(S TWr 8-0909 Nlltllt Ph.

TUX 44-4132 STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS Phone Orders May Be Churned 417 St Tl'x 43-4123 Since 1923 I I XKRAL DIRKCTOKS Lord's Funeral Chapel Distinctive Funeral Servle. TIT 9-2721 STEPHENS A ROBHITT FUNERAL HOME 1158 Street Phone Tl'r K02K1 MARK B. SHAW Memorial Chanel Kremer Chanel 1525 Waterman 1446 Ml Vemnn Tl'r 4-2131 Tl'r 4-lllil INOOI.D CHAPEL iKuneial Homei 167H I'nland Ave. Fonlana Ph. va 2-nia GROVE COlyONIAL MORTUARY 73 E.

Highland Ave. TUr H2W STANLEY DICKEY MORTUARY J030 Manaw Fonlana. VA 2-22K5 Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home Phone TRianole 5-1123 130 Willow Ave TILLIE'S FUNERAL HOME SSI Mt Vernon TUr 6-Sfi CEMETEUIES MON TECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots Mausoleum. Crematory Ph.

TA 5-31124 South End Waterman Ave. MT VIEW CEMETERY Highland Avenue al Waterman San Bernardino Ph TUr 2-29H SUNRISE-SUNSET (Pacific Dayltiiht TImel Saturday. July 1 I960 Sunrise a Sunset 8 03 u.m TEMPERATURE June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June 94 97 93 Kl HO 05 9 91 95 95 ...1110 kx 95 9S ...1116 ...304 99 97 97 9k 9K ...1112 ...104 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IX 19 2H 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3U 56 RAINFALL 9TpS 59 season total 7 66 jmi-isi season total 11 91 8. Travel Opportunities KIPPEK wife of elexant Vea Koiiix auxiliary sinlln vachi ,111 consider dinner Km (or siimmi aailiiij: amonx California nff-shor lalaiiiM A roves. Can ai'cnmmodal 2 eylra couple, us i-nw ahoai 1 wk.

pit wtson plu stores. Can no anywhere. Hi -ily: Box Redliuids Sun Offlci Ride or ridera for vicinity 745 So. 'lowr, l.os Anucles, 8 lo p.m. shift O.du-,? I(lN(i to Miih.

rider Wanted, leave .1 ipr o. VA (tVaitlnued no Next CARMtCHAEL L05t iVj HEAP IT THAT PAY I 5R0E 100 the 4 bathrooms each Ward Build-'01 lnose eugmie to vote will both-'off with pay. A provocative work-'remova? and to translate tneir political is that on time-off al-some' oiid "piaster" action by casting their! lowances and pay for time off, of-crete floors, tile floors and wainscots; ballots on Nov, 8. Ifice employes are being treated We the lading democracy in'more leniently than plant work-only. Plans and specifications, and the world, have one of the worst ers.

mav on voting of any democ- Other moves being made are: discourae'ngly lw percentage in the world, and that in- jcludes 41 me cravens oi many warm. Ariiona Sunny Friday and Saturday, Continued warm. Los Angeles and vicinity Simny Friday and Saturday. Continued warm. High Friday 87.

Coastal and Intermediate valleys, mountain areas Sunny Friday and Saturday. Cqntinued warm. Interior and desert regions Sun-1 ny Friday and Saturday. Continued warm, tiign rriday as to los upper valleys, 108 to 118 lower valleys. Point Conception to Mexican BorderNorthwest winds 15 to 30 knots Stevenson Likened To De Gaulle by His Draft Leader LOS ANGELES fAP) Thp CtiM i- i 4 4 wimr-u oiaiirs la irciuy iv luiii iu Aiai tv.Mrtrt turned to Charles de Gaulle, the director of a national draft-Stev enson drive said vesterdav.

James E. Doyle of Madison. i predicted the two-time Democrat-! ic presidential nominee will re-' bulletin board announcements. 22 per cent oi the comoanies sur- in writing jrom the Division of cniieciure, runue works Building, Mliu Hicjr IlldV OrCIl at the offices of the Division of Architecture. Public Works Building, Sacramento: and 1100 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, and the Build-1 ropean nations who live in thejveyed; house-organ special fea-shadow of communism.

jtures, 25 per cent; general letters In 1948'S presidenti.il election to emDloves. 6 ner rpnt: suner. 51 nt of Ameri required. No bid will be considered cans eligible to vote went to. the rinfi'hji l9r2.

when President visory discussions, 5 per cent; posters and reading-rack special or booklets, 8 per cent. i. SACRAMENTO (AP) California ended the fiscal year yester day with money in the bank and money coming in. It was the end of the July-June fiscal year on which the state op erates. "We're ending in the black with a 73-million dollar surplus," said Robert L.

Harkness, assistant director of finance. "We're financing capital outlay from current income, instead of borrowing money, and we are not using up our credit, which makes a healthy situation." $88 MILLION TO GOOD The state controller's report on the general fund for the first 11 montlis of the fiscal year showed $1,380,449,317, compared with ex penditures of $1,292,323,694. That's to the good. Some bills still have to be paid, however, 19tS0-61 fiscal year opens today with an all-time high st'aftc budget of $2,476,819,137. That includes 43' million dollars for a 5 per cent pay raise for most of the state's 115,000 employes.

Stale college and University of California faculties will get a 7'z per cent boost. Some bottom-of the-scale workers such as clerks janitors and messengers will get 10 per cent more. Also included are funds to start operations at new state colleges in Alameda and Stanislaus Coun ties, a new auto smog control board and several advisory com missions. Win Pay Raise NEW YORK (UPI) Trans World Airlines hostesses and pursers won retroactive wage increases of 8 per cent across the board and a reduction in monthly flying hours. Vital Records MlKKIMiti I.K'KNKI AMMAZZAI.OKSO AMMAVVLOR.

Su Aniuiuo, 64; Chrmtina, 64, Ixiih Oniaim. BAItMIAK I' Mark Craft, 'y. Mm Ilia Cauo, 34; both San Bi'i -imrdino. iVIMlREKN STREET William Austin, III. I- rnncico, Kay Lynn.

17, san Kernaitlino. Bl lKORlllAHMS llnnvll Roll crl. Kontana; Vclma Jane. 18. I'aniirama t'ii).

BIIRU1N WKSi.EY-Simny. 60; VI nia. 46: loth Little Hock. Bl TCHKIt MAXWKU. JanM Hanih'll.

23; Janice Marie, 16. both Ki'Uiumn. CAHI.son PLATT Ernest 27; Rulh Joanne. 24; Imlli Kuntana. CI.AKK Ralph Lum ne.

19. Upland; Samlia Lee, 17. Ontario. DAVIS MUHI-HY William 31; Marilyn Diana, J8; both Vth land. PKXiKR ECKMAN -Rniwrt Manies -n uioria Juan.

1H; hoth Unland GATES MATIHEWS -Kenneth Mi 1-hnel. 21; Runrue Kay, lh, both San Bernardino. GOiHMHl) ('HELPS William frcdericK, Viruinla Lee. JU. bnth San Remardino.

HAMPSHIRE LAM'Z Ralph Al (len. 20. Ohio; Cecille Evelyn, 2fl, Yucaipa. HA.NSDN-WHEEI.ER Gerald Warner. 21; Sandra June, 18; both Red limrls.

HARVEY RI.OIX1ETT Brad ford, a): Janice Lorraine, 19; both rtcuiami. HAI.L-.IOSEI'II Peter Whltlaker 23, Pennsylvania; Sun Martrlce 27. Nmv York. HARMON CAR VER Burton Harcld IS, Reilondo Beach; Helen Louise, 17. Lennox.

H'UlBS tarjTERO Oarv Brian, 25 La Verne; Diana Patricia, 2(1, Cu HI Raymond Sailors! m. i-omona; trmyi Vee, 31 Ontario IMIiHIANI -ROfiKRS Rnlwrf I lie, 111; Juan Allene, Is, bolh San eni.iniiny. JENKINS SMITH Thoman Leo, I-'W Alleles; Royal Lumyne, IK. Miinlf Inir. JtlNES-IHiNRAR David Lewis, 21 KAH.R Mi OY Han.

Karl, 4' China Ijikr; Dornlle Mar'. 4 Ruluecrent. KKMMI.l. WIYMNHER A. Du ane, 21; Eileen Ruth, 20; both Col tun.

JkliEWSOVROYr) Oeo, 20. i iiV Vn I'mano Ll'MMlAHDY RdIumi Cm). 25 24, Eontnim' Thomas Wit 24. (ieorae Air K.ice Base: Hemarilino MII.LKR WPLNNH Kennelh IMn is. niKcoy; June Lois, 1, San i I In I lllllll, MORRIS KNIGHT William Ray Kl Centro.

NIEI.SEN.SCOTT Niel. 25: Lee. 21; hnth San Reinar CKSTERRLAD-KIXB Denny Lew iMenmne; Ann, 16. San i i PKNACilo FREDU'ND Phil iiinn. in.

Menlnne; Joyce Ann. 16, PKimY.VtAV.HENRY-Vlr-t.pr Thorn a. jh: Mareella, 16; holh I Il'i Mil 11111(1. 1 29: Gin- i iiiniir, DOlfl vcrsmp PRl'ITT-MADIXiX ci.nnm Oliver. .14: Mflrt'ni'nt I Ait K- tti.

PI RDY MACIA.S MAYS l.vnn Rue, jii; Heverly Martin, 17; hoth Ontario, RANDOLPH WHITE Raymond i. ni'minginn; hailene i. inline, in PfiailO. Edward IV Sandra Sue. 16.

Imth Virtnr Vll T1' RolJerlo, pipi Kernanlino. IIONKMAN ANDERSON Earl iV uiroie Jean, 'I, Claremnnl. SMITH Kl'GER Koser, IS; Mary Dean, 17; Gary 7IIIUI JU. "wwhkI; Dipiiplhy Jean, 26 8TKVKNS.KEt.I.F.V Forest Air Kiiri-i- I'jtse; Jean SrMiN.SR.soN Omar 67: Mnlple. lioth CYeek warren Menlord, 2.V Mary Ceellia, 211; both un ih.1 innii TYMCIIBK-DI'MIAM Rolieit En "'ne.

(arolyn Sue, IN; both i V'i William ..,.,.,11,1,, r.womniio; Koiieriii un. n-iir. a. UP), ailO. IMIKV to Mr" Rupert.

747 Rwiaidinn. June I'M) at San Hernardlno Com-miimty HiKpltal, to Mrs. Cnrydnn. 1.1(1 "i'p in wrnaniino, Bernardino Com- NORTIJVP-Sun to Mr. Daniel.

3038 Rpmarriiwi. June 2 1 '16(1 Bemardino Com- CI.AKK -Daughter to Mr. WIS Ilu Ul f.l... William i J(, Community to Waller, I M. IHitifelt, 27.

vmi "ilal "Pnmrlm" Community Hns- iwiT 1 Mrr W-IW. "73 Tiiar.lin... June mim ii M-rnrtlln Coin- June 27. RARCIA-Son In Mrs Paul ner ''I ln. M4n Peo I'lfiii.

at Mm HPrnardino (oirimiujiu nilal. Gi'KGORY -DmiKhler to Mrs tier, aid. 321 cnrfurd Rialhi. June Bernardino Com-miinlH ii ni Dautchli-r lo Mis eli. 7ii IPuvh i Renmr rltnip.

vmii. At sn Rrrnar- "ipimipiuiy iiuspilal r.r. I P'tlUitiliM. lit wkiiI. 1MKPI Owen SI Mrs Ed iMilflfa 2V.

iii sri rVlTlHl'llli' iT-muni'v Moslittal KoWl.ER Dauuhtrr lo' Mrs Mll Tiksv St I Rlllv June 26. en inuie to San Bcinaidlnii I'Mnmunipy mipsohsi. JKNklN'S In RotUnds Calif, lime lecture and ii made in accordnnr jumpe(? to 0 714 forth under section i of the Specifi-m best since the lSSOs but it Ttn.Mxafvt As Avatrega Fef AtM 1 noons Friday and Saturday. Mostly sunny both days but patchy niKht and early morning low clouds and fog. Little change in temperatures.

Santa Barbara and vicinity Sunny Friday and Saturday, Continued warm. High Friday 80. Santa Monica Bay Area Mostly sunny Friday and Saturday but some early morning low clouds. Little change in temperatures. High Friday 75.

Imperial and Coachella valleys Sunny Friday and Saturday. Continued warm. High Friday near 115. San Bernardino Valley Sunnv Friday and Saturday. Continued warm.

High Friday near 100. San Fernando Valley Sunny Friday and Saturday. Continued warm. High Friday near 90. COASTAL WEATHER Santa Monica Wind 7 knots, clear, visibility 12 miles.

Pressures 1011 millibars. Redondo-Hermosa Wind knots, clear, visibility 7 miles. 10 Newport Beach Wind SW 4 knots. 'clear, visibility 15 miles. 1011 milli- oars.

Avalon Harbor clear, visibility 10 bars. Wind NE 4 knots, miles, 1013 milli Diego Wind NW 8 knots, visibility 10 miles. 1010 milli- dear, bars. t-antorma- 102 til 112 nlrii mulh 1,,,., Friday night 38 to 48 except 66 to 76 extreme south. Around the nat ion Thursday; High Low Prec Albany, cloudy 65 Ancliorage, ram 85 Atlanta, clear iBakersfield 94 65 71 6.1 51 76 64 69 60 70 58 59 65 65 75 5 72 70 73 71 66 66 75 81 56 57 72 71 52 64 68 72 6.1 58 64 54 67 54 56 82 51 57 74 7.1 3 77 01 75 75 84 82 81 71 88 SS 15 84 80 95 .20 cimidv T.

.47 Fort Worth, clear rresno Honolulu, misting Indianapolis, cloudy Jacksonville cloudy .02 Kansas City, cloudy Las Vegas KM Los Angeles, clear Memphis, clear H4 Miami, clear 87 Milwaukee, rain 6I Paul, cloudy 65 PhiiadHphiacioudy Si! .9 Phoenix, clear 107 .44 .51 Ul 'Thermal .04 Ill Eton, cloudy R(J .02 Winnipeg, cloudy 62 log to comply with California's 65 000-pound weight limit. William Schofield, representing the logging industry, said: "This shifting of the load ad- jacent to tne nignway is a very dangerous procedure. "If an overload is discovered at one of the weighing in stations there should be a place with the proper equipment for reducing the amount of the load." uuiii-hj minu sum uai soint! times the exact weight of a load cannot be determined until is on the highway the t'nd reaches a weighing station Assemhlyman Ice Backstrand of Riverside, chairman of the committee, said that forcing over- loaded trucks to return to their 'home yards might cure the d.f- ficiilty. iniuwfr idn ior me nrs i ume. slipped asain in 195G.

iiwh tfllv Br' 'K fcl Ev contrast, in Enp-lnnrl the .1 "ml per cen; una Sunday. I Holiday. Call TUx 41-2555 Your Ad Will Be Electronically R.cord.d 4th 0 San Ida. Daily I A to I M. SATURDAY I to 4 Cloiad Sunday, Holiday deadline daily 4.00 1 m.

Saturday 3:00 M. Day Preceding Publicatio CLASSIFIED DISPLAY DEADLINE 3:00 P. M. I Day. PRECEDING Publicatio 12 NOON FRIDAY FOR SUNDAY COPY Cloiiifiad Roto.

I dy ptr lint par d.y 35e 3 day. par lint par day lit 7 dayi par line par day 21c 10 day. par Una par day 17c Minimum Linai Count avar.qa wordi par Una. Commarcial ratal en rsquait. Clan Display Rat to 10" par column inch 13.01 Ovar 10" par column inch 12.24 the aun Co.

raiarvai ttia right I rajact advartiiamtnti, adit copy and coiractly classify all advartiiamtnti. (port errori immadlattly. the Sua Co. will not bt raipontiblt tor mora than ono incorrtet miartion. INDEX To ClassificotioiH Announctmtnt.

l-ll Employmnt 13-2 OA Furnitur Applianct. 52-6 1 For Rant 21-36 Financial 37-42 Psti, Livestock, 43-50 Mutical 611-62 Swap 64 Building Supplit. 67-69 Miscellaneous 71 Auto, ale 711-77 ate 71-7 Trailtrt 10 Real Ettat 14-104 CLASSIFIED Tea may piact your aa at order your lubscrlp.Mo wit Hiti aamty gtnt.i Adtianta Htiptrlo Mri Nordica McFara 14200 Walnut, P.O. loi 774 Maiparia, haiparia I-S7I7 lorsttur Sun Oifict 123 S. Fint St.

lantow 4bSI For Subicriptionn Jamt. E. Kno, 112 Virginia Way lantow. Ph. 1117 tanning ttoumont John ft.

luchinan 1030 Waitwani fanning, Ph. Victor t-2134 lloonungtoa William D. Payna, 10074 Ctdar Av. IRinity 7-0511 leroa Mri. Haiti Smith 27072 Jtromt, Ph.

loron SOU China W. I. Halltt 4807 Lincoln P. O. loi 14 NAtional 1-2021 Ctlto D.

Edwardi 124 I. M. TAIbot S-2I2I Cucomong Alto Lena Don Qutichnick S70I N. Hallmat Upland YU 7-24Jt P.O. lo.

130. Altt Loma Dtvtr Ingar Olian, Jr. oi 240. loult I. San larnardino, TUr f-44(7 tttwando Jack L.

Hull 0 1 4 Eait Avanut or rontana VA 2-1 7SI Etiwanda Ph. 4221 Fonlana Sun Ollict, 1477 Sierra VAlitv 2-H37 or TK S-0751 Highland W. H. la, lay, 2.441 H.ghla.d wLtnvitw l-IOII Lome Linda H. E.

Stont, 10243 I. Mpptctno San larnardino. Ph. Loma Linda PYramid 4 0431 lytl Crttk Wnbtr A. Swaenty 141-20 Foothill llvd.

Fontana, Ph. VAIlay 2-55M Nttdl. Ntal Spragut lit Slrtat, Keadlt. EAitgatt 4-215? EAitgatt 4-315 Ontario Sun Ollict, 201 Far Yukon 4-453 Rtdlaad. Sun Ollict, 20 E.

Stat Ptramid 1-2171 llort S. J. Iradbury 111 S. TRiangl t-3411 Rldgtcrtit-Trona For Subicriptioni T. W.

Harm P. O. loi 557 Call Ridgacrait 1-1121 troatl Mn, Oorii Iray P.O. los 443 124 llth St. Pionaar Point Ph.

Illl fwefltynln Palm. lob Sauari 74411 Sarrano, FO 7-2111 Upland ill truibiood 114 Eait St. Upland YU 2-Oill yiclorvllla i lib Jacobi, i4974 Cirdt Drlvt Viclorvilla. Ph. 4 For Subicriptionn John Moora 14474 Circlt Drivt-Ph, J.7137 YUCAIPA Uwranrt Looy 12110 Ctlilornla St.

Yweatpa, PY 7-t30S Each bidder must be li- censed, and also prequalilied when required. (See Bidding Hequire ments and Conditions, Section 1. Part The Department of Publicl Works reserves the right to reject ny or au oias, ana to waive any m- lorinaiuy in any nia receivea. fur suant to the provisions of Section irequeniiy rises alwve 80 Der.nnt.tho.vnU ni 1770 of the Labor Code of the Stateiper Cent Usually ceive SU to b0 Votes 011 the first coastal fog and low cloudiness. Little ballot and the convention here temperature.

will start gaining strength on the Nevadi Fair Friday and Satur- tl.j I day but scattered afternoon clouds lima DailOt. I north portion. Little change in tem- rwlo o.4 4 perature. High Friday 84 to 94 ex- Pubhc WoX the'. SiSly enforces general prevailing rale of wages and penalties for non-voting, absten- empioyer paymeuis lor neaiin and welfare, vacation, pension and simi- lar purposes in the County in which ine worn is to nt none to De as here- inafter set forth in this notice.

Cop-I ies of all collective bargaining! j1-1- 111 uermany more man in tsel- i0ns haven't bppn liiclipr ndven 1 Deen "lgpr -7: per cent Since 1893. than Pens tips fnr tinn vntinr a a renailies I0.r non-voting a also maintained high election sucn countries as Austria, New Zea- IS Widely accented that Amwnn fnrnnpntinnc hoo I 80016 responsibility to encourage: 18 Being "One indUStl-y; j.c, a FirHainj BUUl-mflll issued on his arrival, said Stevenson has no connection with the draft movement but "has said he will accept a draft." "A distinguished America ii will nominate Stevenson, Doyle said, wilhnut identifvinir tho wofk set forth in the aforementioned Labor Code are on file and are able for inspection in the offices of land Holland ui uittntr AiuTisucs ana Research of the Denartment of In. ousiriai Relations, fcirmloyer pav mnt h.n 41 1 itemized, as defined in Section 1773.1 'MHismarck. clear Adlai Stevenson is the candi-1 Brownsville date of millions of Americans," uoyie snia, ana we are 10 vote, wnat.lcially impressive and reports, "It dent that when his overwhelming dry-support is demonstrated at the! Denver, clear this year to better our record? 'presidential election year." It A study just made of election'! mmi innaaA offn.io r. convention he will emerge as UwlBStrTSudv0" ioiuKu unconcerns lust nav lm service to pay the collective bargaining nieni appncaDie to the type or classification of the workmen or mechanics employed on the proiert eertimeWan5 Sunday0" HohdaS or Holid work: overtime work- -not less than one and one-half times the bas day work not less than one and one-half (l.a, times the basic hour ly rate plus applicable employer payments, me nonnavs upon which Chicago indicates that the major-lthp idea of American companies will! perhaPs, Ana some comDanios are runnini? voting essay contests, passing outj literature with paychecks, send-! itig special letters, etc.

SHARP DISAGKKKMKXT There is considerable disagree" cuhmuci ui.saf ment about how effective the get 44 w.r CPtlt 0 those sui-veyed think thev are. There is sharp disagreement on time-off policy. As an illustration, a Cleveland. Ohio, corporation executive says, "The paid time off will definitely 1 be an vol aid to getting out the while an Omaha. executive says it's "just another device employed to get an extra hour pay without working for it.

results, wwili: Ut-L IIS Mil PV Dartnell doesn't find them espe- looks likp 'hnsinpss as usual' thi get out the vote, also notes many though, this rprtnrt :4. uu ul Deing aone in your own OI fice or plant to get out the vote. Perhaps it will remind you that you'll be mocking all the excite ment and meaning of the July conventions and election cam paign you aon get to the pons Novemlier. (C) The Hall Syndicate was rushed to St. Clare's was commander of the marine contingent of the! providing comic relief dtirine a demonstration of commando tactics for descending a cliff.

Six days a week since the show; opened on June 17, Eslerbrookj dart in a traditional British bowler nominee. Communist Infiltration Of Thailand Reported BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Prune Minister Marshal Sarit Thanarat said yesterday Commu-'E be makini? some effort tn trot urn. J.u. nu. t1 cent oi tne comDanies surveyed anu on Per Cent oi we, icompanies are Eivilie some kind; uch rates shall be paid shall beare Joine "nothimr" to snur vnt-all holidays recognized lit the nuining to spur vol- lective bargaining agreement sppli- 'IK a fat minority but Still a mi-cable to the particular craft, olassi-iriurity fication or type of workmen em-i ployed on the project.

The basic! most important Step being r2' ir allowing time off to vote, hall be not less than $2 60 per hour! nist agents who have been ping into Thailand illegally have set up 12 outposts for subversive; activities ill this country. He told Portland, cloudy 84 newsmen the Red agents were Portland, ore 71 mostly Chinese but expressed be- lief some Russians were involved. Richmond, cloudy 2 He said Thai police were keep. 'aSdnudy ing close Watch but have decided Bernardino, clear 104 against rounding up the agents cloudy now. cloudy 65 1 4 Spokane 84 MARINE FALLS 85 FT.

AT NEW YORK SHOW NEW YORK (UPI) A British.brook, 31, of London, before 41 llllll UriLfl IU Wrtll II them and find what contacts they make," Sarit said. marine caplain fell 85 feet while performing an aerialist act before an audience of some 10,000 per- sons at Madison Square Garden British Military Tournament and last night. jTattoo which has been perform- Last rites were administered to ing at the Garden, the injured man, identified as; His performance was nimnH nt Inspection of Heavy Duty Trucks to Be Accelerated plus employer payments set forth in the collective bargaining igrce iu.a vi cation of the workman or mechanic involved, as defined in Section liT.l.l of the Labor Code. Basic Hate Per Hour: Classification: Employer Pa y-nienH for W. Vacation, Pen-inn: $4,075, Ironworker Ornamental, 12i2c phw 111, none, lOcphwd); 2 88.

Laborer, 10c phw, none, none: 4 Lather, 9c ph, none, none; 3 65, Painter Brush, 11c ph. none, mine: 4.00, Plasterer, phw, 10c phw, none; 4.08, Plumber, 12c phw. gw, 2Vi gw; 4 00, Tile Setter, none, none, none; 3 365, Truck Driver Under 4 cu. vd. water lev.

10c phwpi2i, none, Done. (1) included is travel time us hours worked. (2i may become 12' phwp in which event the basic rate per hour will be re duced 2'ac. ph per hour, phw i mini nmncu. mv4 IHUII worked or paid, gw gross wage.

Department of Public Works, Divi-sinn of Architecture, Anson Bnvd, State Archhrt.July 1, 8, 15, 11160 NOTICE0r-NTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES To Whom It May Concern: Subject to issuance of the license pplied for, notice is hereby given that the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beveraiies at the premises, described as follows: 175H4 Foothill Fonlana tn Kllph intutitinn fh undersigned Is applying to the De panmeiu oi niconouc neveram loii- trnl for issuanc on cation of an alroholic beverage II- cenne for those prpmines as follows1 WLR ana dark suit and clutching anfpalu''es on heavy duty trucks! umoreiia wun one wnite glovedt nana, wouia slide down a stretched at a 45-degree angle to the arena floor. There he would be served a whisky and and nonchalantly walk away, Last night r.sterbrook, who was 1m -1 inr. Capt. Anthony Laurence Ester- No Petitions Filed On Death Penally SACRAMENTO (UPI) The deadline for filing an initiative pe tition to abolish capital punish- 'ment in California passed jester- lday with nolxxly filing. Several KiiH aft 1 K'U SilIU 811 er tlie execution of Carvl Chessman Mav 1 nm i' h'lllot i mc ftovember MIIT 41.

ul ir any inuia- passed 5 p.m. atwl nat no word had come to his of andlhe SAM FRANCISCO (AP)-A Cal ifornia Highway Patrol captain; saia ycsieraay mat tne patrol win stcP llP ls inspection of safety traveling ainornia long naui niglmays. Capt. H. K.

Jacobs of the Sac- ramento Office told an Assembly Interim Committee on Transorta- tiun hearing that although the de- tails have not been fully worked i inspection centers on long grades; Tlie problem of overloaded log ging trucks also came up for dis- pinf 1 nick is aUn rnmp un fur rlis cussion. Present procedure calls for an overloaded truck nearest safe spot load a log or saw overloaded truck to stop at the! and either un enough off a 1 mui mi'a HinunK.uin, unr pauui yitun iu rM.tiniMi; he W. Ml sV. ft i nuance of license mv 'nf ct. twi, T.

1, verified nrote.1 with th "VJ al)out ,0 hls slide. 'such as the (lraK'vine near Bak- Tlie reason for the wjisrsfu.d. 1 A Sacramento, r.iifnrnia. t.ti .7.. i 'i grounds tor denial provided by, provided bv, he oMa.ned from any of the Department The premise, are nnl Zub 01 FtiwAnn h.

MAHJORIE L. BAUDKR not determined immediately. Ai not determined 'Ppokesman lor the producer said' 'Spokesman for the Droducer said' nonr ol 'nP used in (ie act bmkP. The HCt called fori down 'mpe by holding onto a metal hook1 over Ihe rope. down pi marine to slide (he marine to slide Mi.

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