The Californian from Salinas, California • 2

2 SAUNAS CALIFORNIAN Thursday, Juno 24, 1949 Annual Doll Show Will Be Held at Central Park Tomorrow Afternoon 3 Marysville Brothers Win Chicken-of-Tomorrow Event 800 Clothing, Accessories Are Reported Stolen Clothing and accessories valued at 2800 were stolen from the home of Mrs. Betty Smith, 37 California street, early yesterday morning, Salinas police reported today, Mrs. Smith stated that she had packed Tuesday night for a trip. She believes that someone observed her through the window and entered the house after everyone was asleep. Among the items missing are five suits, a handmade set of silver spurs, two pairs of expend boots and the suitcases in which they were Registration blanks will be filled out by the playground directors as the children bring their dolls at 2 o'clock, and there will be no registration fee.

The show is open to anyone Interested, and those who have no entry are urged to come and see the collections that win be displayed. doll, biggest doll, oldest doll, most human doll, best home-dressed doll, most beautiful doll, best doll display of furniture and clothes, best character doll, best home-made doll, best foreign doll, best doll collection, and the most unusual novelty doll. In past years there has always been more than 100 In the show, and more are expected this year. Judges for -the show will be Mrs. Alma Chittlck, Mrs.

E. K. Gwynn and Mr. Belva Krafft. The different classifications that will be Judged are smallest Here Is Timetable for Nomination of 7 GOPs CONVENTION HALL, Philadelphia (CP) Timetable of demon-tratlons for the various candidates at the Republican national conventions nominating session last night: Two Hurt in 3 Accidents At One Place Two men were injured, one seriously, and Joseph Turcotte, 26, Blanco road, was cited for drunk driving as a result of three accidents within an hour and one-half last night at the intersection of the Watsonville-Castroville highway and Mud Flat road, according to the.

highway patrol. James Priest, 81, of Watsonville, received major injuries in the first accident which occurred at 9:30 oclock last night. Priest was taken to the Watsonville hospital by ambuance. Raymond Snow, 23, driver of one of the cars, received minor injuries. He was treated at the scene of the accident, the patrol reported Snow waa cited by the patrol for violating the-right of way.

Antonio Pini, 22, of Watsonville, driver of the second vehicle, was not Injured. According to the patrol, Snow failed to stop at the intersection turning into the highway from the Mud Flat road. Harry Edwards, 42, of Watsonville, stopped at the scene of the accident at 10:10 p.m., according to the patrol and was struck by a car driven by Charles Hall, 25, Fort Ord Soldier. Neither man was injured, patrolmen said. Joseph Turcotte, 26, of Blanco road, Salinas, was cited for drunk driving by the patrol after he reportedly struck two cars stopped at the site of the two previous accidents at 11 p.m.

The cars were driven by Adrian Gonzales, 18, and Joe Stevens, 27, both of Watsonville. No one was Injured in the last collision, according to the patrol. Turcotte waa cited for driving without an operators license. Candidate Started Dewey 10:15 p.m. 11:25 p.m.

Warren 12:51 am. Stas sen 1:50 am. Baldwin 2 :58 a.m. Vandenberg 8:20 a.m. MacArthur 4:00 a.m.

yQround Edited by Dorothy Vera Alisal Civic Improvement association will hold its reguar monthly meeting tonight at 8 oclock in its building on Beech and Acosta streets. Members plan to discuss building of a structure in the event a permanent supervisor is employed for the park. three-year search for chickens with broader breasts and more meat on the drumsticks. The Vaatresls brothers get the nod ever some 40 of the nation's top breeders, who qualified for the finals through state and regional contests la 44 states. The contest was sponsored by 'A food stores In connection with the department of and leaders of the poultry industry.

Santa Rosa Woman Investigated After Finding of Torso SACRAMENTO (HE) Sheriffs office today was investigating the possibility that the headless, legless and armless torso found in Steamboat Slough near Courtland Monday may be that of Mrs. Margaret Pratt, 24, of Santa Rosa. Local deputies said Mrs. Pratt, mother of a four-year-old girl, had worked at a local creamery last month. She was separated from- her husband They said her family had.

reported her missing since Mother's day. May 9, when she had promised to return home to see her daughter but failed to appear. The deputies, on the suggestion of Santa Rosa officials, also were looking for George Losch, 26, described as a psychoneurotic discharged from the navy, who recently served a jail term on a charge of assaulting Mrs. Pratt at Cloverdale. Sylvia Ashton Announces the Opening of Her MUSIC STUDIO 54 Willow St.

Phone 2-2168 PIANO and VOICE Beginners and Advanced Skilled instruction by trained student of Maestro Mario Chamlee, Ruth Miller, Clyde Lehmann, Chicago Musical College, and director of Antwerp. Belgium, Royal Opera. I a a a a I a I a 8986 I New Salinas Map To Be Ready Soon Promotion and publicity committee, Salinas chamber of commerce, met yesterday with its chairman, B. L. Welton, to discuss problems concerning phases of that groups work.

They announced that the map la ready to go to the printer as soon as final stamp of approval has been given by members of the board of Ended 11:47 p.m. 12:01 a.m. 1:18 a.m. 2:17 a.m. 8:06 a.m.

8:27 a.m. 4:02 a.m. Duration 82 minutes 86 minutes 22 minutes 27 minutes -8 minutes 7 minutes 2 minutes dlisai Phone 6451 Mrs. Bell Reynolds Passes Away In KC; Services Tomorrow Mrs. Bell B.

Reynolds, 75, passed away in a King City hospital yesterday following a long illness. She was the widow of the late Arthur E. Reynolds, former Lonoak road cattleman and rancher, who preceded her in death in 1942. Mrs. Reynolds was a native of Sioux City, Iowa, and came here with her parents, the pioneer Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Burdick, 68 years ago. Except for a few years in San Jose, she spent all of her life in Monterey county. Surviving are one son, Harold E.

Reynolds of the Lonoak ranch; one grandson, Eugene Reynolds; a granddaughter, Donna Reynolds; two brothers, George B. and Frank B. Burdick; and one sister, Mrs. Maude L. Kent, the latter three of San Jose.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Ree C. Grim funeral home, King City, tomorrow, by the Rev. Joseph O. Richmond. Interment will be In the family plot, King City cemetery.

Six nephews will act as pallbearers. iliCU" 4lt DC-6 PAGEMAKERS TO THE ORIENT Save 10 hours to the Orient American crews. Pressurized cabins. Luxurious berth accommodations. Also new type economical reclining chairs.

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MW YORK IOSANOMS CMCAOO SAN FRANCISCO QaTciasiSft Madera Man Is Sentenced Henry Bedolla, .22, of Madera, waa sentenced to San Quentin for hla pimping activities this morning by Judge Henry G. Jorgensen in superior court. Bedolla was arrested here by sheriffs deputies May 17 and charged on two counts of living off the earnings of two prostitutes. He pleaded guilty to one of the charges and the other charge was dismissed. He w.s denied probation at the time for passing judgment this morning.

Bedolla was represented by Atty. Raymond W. Shellooe. Deputy Dist. Atty.

John Burritt prosecuted for the state. Womans Death At San Miguel Is Investigated SAN MIGUEL 0IE) Police to-way investigated the possibility that 88-year-old Mrs. Mary Emma Stanley died from a beating and scalding at the hand of an insane woman. Mrs. Stanley was found in her home, unconscious, Friday, her head and chest battered and soald-ed from the waist down.

Earlier the same day, Lila Hola-day, 38-year-old paroled mental patient from Camarillo state hospital, was arrested for Irrational behavior and returned to the institution. She had been caring for Mrs. Stanley In the capacity of practical "nurse under the supervision of Mrs. Stanleys daughter, Justice of the Peace Margaret Stanley McGowan. 9 ear 1 6 6 9.

a 9 9 9 9 all 699 9 9 4 9 i 9 9 9 9 a I 4 9 I I I 9 I I I 9 9 9 9 9 19 8 998,,8 19 9 8 8-8 9 9 9 9 GEORGETOWN, DeL (HP) Three California brothers won top honors today In nationwide competition to produce meatier chicken for the nations dinner tables. Ira, Charles and Horace Van-trees of Marysville, popped the $5,000 first -prise In the chlcken-ef-tomorrow contest with 400 crossbred red Cornish, and New Hampshire birds. Their selection culminated a Joe Hootman Is Supervisor of 1 Howie 1 Counfy Joe Hootman of 217 Hawthorne street, who is representing the Salines post of the American Legion at the annual Boys' State at the state fairgrounds in Sacramento, has been elected to the board, of supervisors of Howie county. Boys State is an organization sponsored by the American Legion for the purpose of teaching the leaders of tomorrows California about their state government and its political system. This is the 11th annual weeklong encampment and 750 delegates sure attending from 550 cities.

Dickson Chairman Of Regents at UC LOS ANGELES (U.PJ Edward A. Dickson, Los Angeles financier, today assumed chairmanship of the University of California board of regents. Dickson, former editor and publisher of the old Los Angeles Evening Express, is the first Southern Californian to serve as chairman. (Paid Advertisement) PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief DONT DELAY ANY LONOEKI Now, a doctor's formula you can uoo at homo to rsllsro dlstraoalns discomfort of pain -itch Irritation dua to piles. Tondo to oof-ton and ahrlnk swelling.

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Salinas Alisal Lions club members will meet at the Birds Nest tonight to install new officers for the coming year. Ivin C. Merrill, zone chairman, will conduct the ceremonies. Cecil M. Anderson post No.

589, Alisal American Legion, will hold its regular meeting tonight. Commander H. C. Dennis has urged all members to attend. OTHMAN (Continued From Page 1) cast shadows that libeled her on every television set in America.

Panchromatic make-up would have helped, they added, while proper lighting (impossible to achieve in convention hall) would have done the rest. Disappear Like Ghosts The squashing of Mrs. Boltons face they couldnt explain to my satisfaction. Something to do with camera angles. The engineers added that they were learning as they went along and doing the best they could, and that if Gov.

Dewey kindly would submit to a deep tan powder puff they could get rid of his whiskers. Gov. Dwight Green of 111., they said, was ideal for their purpose because he seemed to have spent long hours under a sunlamp. The pink-faces of Senators Robert Taft and Arthur Vandenberg frightened em. When these two countenances get damp they tend to reflect the lights and disappear, like ghosts, on the television screens.

And when a famous man suddenly goes faceless, the television boys get the shudders. Children Blamed For Grass Fire Salinas firemen extinguished a grass fire on a lot at 1117 street at 4:11 p.m. According to the department report, the blaze was caused by children playing with matches. The property is owned by J. E.

Finch. STRIKE HEADED OFF NEW YORK (U.E) Actions of federal judges in New York and San Francisco today headed off a nationwide maritime strike by union members scheduled for midnight tonight. Dolls of all sizes and descriptions will be on display tomorrow afternoon at the annnal doll show, sponsored by the Salinas recreation department. The show, which will be held at Central park, will begin at 2 o'clock. Everyone, young and old allkf.

Is entitled to enter their dolls. Milk Formula Is Abandoned; Price Is Held SACRAMENTO (U.E State bureau of milk control today headed off a scheduled one-cent rise in the price of milk throughout California by abandoning temporarily the formula by which it sets milk price minimums in the various marketing areas. Bureau Chief W. B. YVoodburn said the step meant that after July- 1, all present minimum prices would continue in effect indefinitely.

The action followed a series of 27 public hearings held throughout the state, at which producers held almost unanimously that there should be no increase in the price of milk, and consumers made the same plea to the state. The bureaus automatic formula has been pegged largely to fluctuations in the cost of manufacturing milk. The bureau had served notice that the sharp advance In the price of this product would force an automatic one-cent rise in the price of a quart of milk throughout the state July 1. Woodbum said the formula has been abandoned "at least until milk marketing conditions are more stable. He said such factors as heavy government buying of manufacturing milk under the Marshall plan had thrown the formula out of -whack.

Roosevelt Is Asked Not to Seek Place On National Group LOS ANGELES (TIE) James Roosevelt was urged today not to seek a place on the Democratic national committee. Patrick J. Cooney, founder of the True Men for Truman association, made the request in an open letter mailed to the Democratic state chairman and to delegates and alternates to thfe Democratic national convention. They will meet at San Luis Obispo this week-end to select a national committeeman. Cooney said Roosevelt has "an overwhelming ambition to be President of the United States.

And he added: "Mr. Roosevelt, all and every move you have made and are making, has been directly aimed at stopping the nomination of President Truman. Pay Telephones' Are Burglarized At Motor Courts Pay telephones at the Salinas Motor Lodge, U. S. highway 101 South, and Lindys Motor Inn, 263 El Camino Real North, were broken into and the cash boxes burglarized last night, sheriffs deputies report.

Officials of the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company believe the robberies were committed by a gang which has looted a number of pay phones in this area during the last few weeks, deputies state. NLRB Examiner In Ruling Against Union Hiring Hall WASHINGTON (TIE) National labor relations board trial examiner ruled today the national maritime union (CIO) violated the Taft-Hartley act by Insisting on a union hiring hall in its dealings with four Great Lakes ship ping companies. It was the first ruling by i board agent on the legality of the union hiring hall the chief issue in the current coast-wise maritime dispute. From where They The ex-GI'a of our town entertained their wives the other night at one of their "feeds of hamburger sandwiches and ice cold beer. (The girls had hinted that theyd like to see what went on when their husbands got together!) Being wary, the boys provided chicken sandwiches and cake and cider for those wives who might have other tastes.

But though they were grateful for the choice, most of the wives agreed that hamburger sandwiches and beer wero a mighty pleasant combination. Copyright, Moose Leader Supreme Governor 'F. Roy Yoke of Parkersburg, W. is visiting the Salinas Moose lodge this afternoon and tonight. Mr.

Yoke will address a class of Moose initiates on community service. The supreme governor has been collector of infernal revenue for the last 10 years. Carmel Man Found Dead Milton A. Haagerson, 40, Carmel carpenter, was found dead in his convertible in the garage of his Carmel home last night. Coroner Elmer Machado said Haagerson died of carbon monoxide poisoning after clamping a hose to the exhaust of his car, feeding the other end into the interior.

An inquest into Haagersons death will be held Saturday morning, according to Coroner Macha' do. It was determined that he had been dead for some time when discovered. He is survived by his mother, Luella Haagerson, and son, Craig Haagerson, both ot Oakland. Funeral Service Is Conducted for H. M.

Stackhouse Private funeral services were held in Salinas yesterday for Harold H. Stackhouse, 49, former resident of Salinas. He passed away at his home in Santa Barbara Sunday. Mr. Stackhouse was a native of Beloit, and moved from this city three years ago.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Iona Stackhouse; three sons, Gerald Eldridge, Harold Salinas and Jessie Oregon; and four daughters, Mrs. Audrey Stevens, Salinas and the Misses Dorothy, Anita and Betty Lou Stackhouse, all of Santa Barbara. His mother, Mrs. W.

L. Day, Beloit also survives. Graveside rites were conducted by Struve and Laportes. MARINA CAR STOLEN John E. Parkley, Marina, reported the theft of his 1939 blue Chevrolet sedan to sheriffs dep uties last night.

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JtiVlbianl I sit ly Joe Marstf let the Wives ini After the "feed the husbands took their wives on at a game of darts, and later they played "Indications. The party broke up around ten, with the boys agreeing that it was mighty successful. From where I sit, its this companionship among young couples today, and their moderation in a sensible beverage like beer, thats won -the younger generation such a wholesome reputation. 1948, United State Brewers Feundstiom Effective July 1st Your Savings Account With Us Will Earn Interest at the INCREASED RATE OF Per Annum NOTE All-hew savings accounts opened before July I Oth, will earn interest from July 1st. Ml CM avings Loam Association 7 East Gcbilan C.

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