The Californian from Salinas, California • 13

SALINAS CALIFORNIAN 1 3 Wednesday, August 31, 1949 Swimming Lessons for Women Scheduled to Start Sept. 12 intendent of recreutlon and director of the pool, wlD be the Instructor for this darns which is planned primarily for beginners. There is no charge for the lessons. Multiple swim tickets for 10 admissions can be purchased at the pool at the regular fee of $4.50 for an women over 21 years ef age. Registratioa win begla al 10 .00 am.

Tuesday, Sept. 6. at the office of Hie Recreation center oa Lincoln avenue. No registrations will be takes before this date aad the class, which win be limited to 40 women, win be filled on a first comt first served Adult swim lesaons for women only conducted by the City Recreation department win begin Monday, Sept. 12, at the municipal swimming pool la Sherwood park.

It was announced today by Snpt. Bob Amyx. Claeses will be held Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 2:00 to aad will consist of a series of 12 lessons, three sessions a week for four weeks. Richard Coxe, assistant super- AFL Delegates Hear Keenan tomorrow morning, instead of Friday as originally scheduled. Keenans talk follows yesterdays address by James Roosevelt, who took issue with statements made by Gov.

Earl Warren at a convention meeting the day LOS ANGELES (HE) Joseph D. Keenan, national director of the American Federation of labors political branch, addresses the 47th annual state AFL convention Convention officials announced that National President William Green will speak to the delegates He traded his home in San Lucas to Art Pance for the property. Donald Fultz arrived home Saturday from the South Pacific. After visting his parents here, he will go to Los Angeles. Beejt harvesting is in full swing in this district, having commenced the first of last week.

Ed Johnson and Ira Hudgpn were the first growers tp haul to the beet dumps. There were 1,600 acres planted to beets in the King City-San Ardo krea this year and an av-erageu of 2,200 tons is being shipped daily to the Union plant at Betters via. About 1,800 acres will be harvested for shipment to the Spreckels plant. The Rotarians held their weekly meeting Wednesday evening instead of at noon last week and had their wives as dinner guests. Guest speaker was John Caldwell, recent graduate of the Santa Barbara branch of the University of California.

He was introduced by Ree C. Grim. Members of the Optimist club enjoyed a venison dinner at the El Camino Real hotel Thursday evening. KING CITY Among King City residents who attended the fair in Monterey Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Eade and daughter, Mrs. Robert Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. S. Gregory and two sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Burchard, Mrs. Anna Jessen, Roy Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bengard, Mr.

and Mrs. George Bridges, Mr. and Mra Les Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reich, and Eva MacKay.

Exhibitors from here were Donna Reynolds, who won ribbons on her dairy stock, and Tommy Bengard, who exhibited sheep. Shoppers Saturday include Mrs. Ellen Melindy, Mrs. Peter Duckworth and Eddie Aikens, San Benito; Jack Sherman, San Ardo; Ben Huntly, San Lucas; Mr. and Mrs.

Chum Earl, Lockwood; and Mrs. William Blair, Long Valley. Mrs. Cip Avila accompanied her daughter, Mrs. William Barrington, to San Luis Obispo Saturday to spend the week-end with relatives.

Jay Martin, who has been visiting with his mother, Mrs. Thomas Brinan, on the Brinan ranch out of San Ardo, spent the weekend with relatives. He is leaving for Europe, where he will continue his studies at the Pontifical university of Comillas, Santander, Span. He is studying for the priesthood, having completed two years at the Jesuit seminary in Boston. Mrs.

Martha Pura of Long Valley was a visitor here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buckland, Mrs. Josephine Hill and Miss Eva MacKay attended two days of the San Luis Obispo county fair in Paso Robles last week.

Mr. Buck-land was a judge in the swine division. Patricia Lumley, who has been vacationing with relatives in Sun nyvale, spent the week-end at the Lumley home here, bringing with her Lucille Terry. They will return to Sunnyvale this week. After a two weeks visit to Arkansas, Ben Huntley returned home last week to pack his house hold furniture.

He will move to a 43-acre ranch in Berryville, Ark. (NEA Telephoto HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA Scene along Flagler Drive, one of the leading boulevards of West Palm Beach, as hurricane winds up to 150 miles-an-hoor drove water over the street and screamed through palm trees. The hurricane has taken at least three lives, caused 58 hi Juries and millions of dollars of damage. "Never found bettor fishing better east or west! "Good thing I brought along a whole case! OU AND OUR FRIENDS WINS FIGHT HOLLYWOOD 0111) Film Actress Olivia De Havilland, con fined to her bed for almost months, has won her battle to save her unborn child, doctors said today. The child, her first, will be bom normally in about 30 days, x-rays revealed.

Miss De Havilland is the wife of Writer Marcus Goodrich. New 'Starlight' Train To Be Inaugurated by Southern Pacific Oct. 2 A new streamlined train each way nightly between San Francisco and Los Angeles, counterpart of the famojus Daylight trains, will be inaugurated Oct. 2 under name of Starlight, the Southern Pacific announced today. It will be a fast all-coach economy train, leaving its terminals after dinner time and arriving-- 'MI HIT EEC! Sjwjbretvad for Finer Flavor COPPER NICKS CHROME -BRASS -UN Haiti md family Silvarwirt Phone SALINAS 4901 SALINAS PLATING AND POLISHING WORKS IT (antral in Help is on the way for the home painter.

A Cleveland, Ohio, inventor has perfected a new drip-less paint brush which is expected to go a long way toward taking the drip out of amateur work. Its not on the market just yet, but should be at an early date. ACME iREWEfttCS John A. Dron, Ojai engineer, was a visitor in Salinas yesterday for a brief time. Charles L.

Clark, who will instruct in English and social studies at the now-being-completed El Sausal junior high school on East Alisal street, was in Salinas yesterday to make last minute arrangements for becoming a permanent resident of this community. Among local residents who attended the Monterey county fair its final phases last night were Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Paul, Miss Gladys Stone, Mr.

and Mrs. Scanley Milford and children, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs.

Bud Glikbarg, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dayton, "Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. McAdams, Mr. and Mrs.

B. L. Welton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtice and daughter, Mrs.

Bernice Tweedt, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Mignola, William Howe, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Smith, Homer M. Hayward and Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge B.

Lyman and sons Ted and Rigi. winter passenger load. The Shas-to Daylight recently placed in service on the Shasta Route permits a more expedited handling of through passengers between Portland and Sacramento, and points south of Sacramento to and including Los Angeles. A number of departure and ar rival times on all routes will be altered Oct. 2 as explained in public timetables soon to be issued, it was stated.

before breakfast, specifically 8:15 p.m. and 6:45 a.m., making stops at Burlingame, Palo Alto, San Jose, Watsonville Junction, Salinas, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Oxnard and Glendale. The Starlight' will have Daylight type streamlined cars with reclining seats, and a lounge snack ear which will serve all night long. Seat reservations will be required in advance, as on the Daylight. The new Starlight makes possible a streamlined overnight coach service, similar to the daytime Daylight service, at the low cost Daylight fares, according to railroad officials.

Simultaneously the Noon Daylight will be temporarily withdrawn and the Coaster overnight sleeping car-coach train will be discontinued to fit the service better to the winter demand, the railroad explained. The Morning Daylight and San Joaquin Daylight will not be affected. On the Shasta Route the West Coast train between Sacramento and Portland will be temporarily discontinued, as the new Shasta Daylight and the Cascade are expected to prove adequate for the ARRAIGNED Harold Rogel, 38, of 105 Main street, was arraigned in Justice of the Peace J. A. Jefferys court this morning on a charge of issuing checks without sufficient funds to cover them.

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