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D-6 -SAN BERNARDINO SUN-TEIEGRAM IMS Oct 34. CARD OF THANKS 14 Situations Wanted Female Fire Captain Slain by Wife WOODLAND HILLS (AP)-A dt' fit T'l fr fire captain's wife was booked' on suspicion of murder yesterday after telling police she shot her husband in defense of her daughter. Investigators said they arrested Mrs. Robert Webb, 42, after she told of shooting her husband, Robert, 48, in their home here. Detectives said she told of shooting her husband with a re volver while he was struggling with their daughter over a rifle.

He was a captain with the Santa Monica Fire Department. Mrs. Webb said they had argued frequently over the past few years, and that her husband was drinking heavily, officers reported. SUNRISE-SUNSET MondiV, Oct. IS, 1U5 Sunrlst a.m.

Sunset $:03 o.m. RAINFALL 196445 season to date 12 1964-65 season total 12.65 196546 season to date 70 July io Auqust 08 September 58 TEMPERATURE Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 3 Oct.

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9 Oct. 10 100 46i 102 49 101 SO 4 49 fj lui 4y' 89 51' 84 55 75 58: 71 56' Johnson Will Ask Again for Rent Subsidies WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson sent Congress a message Friday night saying he will ask again in January for $30 million for rent subsidies for the poor and is confident that Congress will cut through the propaganda of fear and mistrust." Johnson said this at the end of a message transmitting the annual report of the Housing and Home Finance Agency. He said that he had asked Congress for authority to pro-1 vide rent supplements to aid low income families who couldn't obtain standard housing within their own means and that Congress accepted the proposal. But just before it adjourned, Congress turned down money to finance the subsidies, the innate and House had approved different amounts but wound up agreeing on none. In this process, Johnson said.

"The old voices and misunderstanding were raised once more. Allegations were made that had no basis in fact. Insinuations were raised that obscured the basic purposes of the act." It was understood that Johnson was irked particularly be cause Senate and House con-i ferees seeking a compromise on lunds for the rent supplements; wound up by cutting out all money without letting administration interests know they intended to. "The national interest," Johnson, "demands that the matter not stop there. Thousands of American families need this housing now today.

"Thousands of poor children who should grow up in a world of safety and decency and promise are being treated with indifference by an affluent nation. Elusive Comet p1 I VfafiAf nAU QUC) JMUfl 3 By HARRY MOSKOS HONOLULU (AP) ikivp ramet Ikeya-Seki redeemed self with scientists by staging a aazzung penormanee over we of 4 46! 98 Si! 86 59! 76 58 71 58 73 46. 76 40 81 43' 91 45' 99 48 96 58 99 51 i 9 49 04 AP wirephoto "exit" door opened by Fidel Catro make up a fair cross section of those permitted to leave homeland. FACES IX EXODUS These Cuban refugees who arrived in Key West, in small boats through the 'Muy Mai', Cubans Say Of Life Under Castro EDITOR'S NOTE Once when Castro announced all again the refugees are stream-certain those who wanted to could go to United States there was, for EMPLOYMENT 17 Help Wanted Male FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR PERSONNEL FOR UNITED AIR LINES FOR PLACEMENT IN DENVER, COLORADO FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS 25 Year Old Minimum 3000 Hours Minimum ATR Written Passed 2 Years College ilinimum; Degree Preferred. Prefer Command Time in Multi-engine Modern High Performance Equipment Starting Salary $1000 Per Month With Substantial Merit Progress in Equipment, Responsibility and Salary.

GROUND SCHOOL INSTRUCTORS Commercial Pilot License With Instrument Rating Flight Engineer Rating Preferred Multi-engine Experience Prefer 2 Years College With High School Minimum Starting Salary $650 Mo. SPECIAL San Bdno. Interviews NOVEMBER 3RD ONLY A.M. TO 4 P.M. CALIF.

DEPT. OF EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONAL OFFICE CALL TU 9-8341, EXT. 219 FOR APPOINTMENT (An Equal Opportunity Employe') RADAR SYSTEMS Technicians With a minimum of one year's experience on high power Long Range Radar Systems. Prefer specialists in the following areas: TRANSMITTERS S-Band Megawatt Power COMPUTERS Military digital rather than business type. APPLY E.

P. Gauthe 1055 W. 5th Azusa Phone 334-7871 INTERVIEWS 8 A.M. 4 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ITT GILFILLAN INCORPORATED U.S. Citizenship Required An Equal Opportunity Employer DESIGNERS MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL To prepare basic designs, engineering layouts detail drawings ot malor components assem-blvs of heavy metal forming 8, processing equipment.

Must have minimum applicable exDerience. These are permanent positions with fine advancement opportunities. Excellent employee benefits in-eluding retirement, profit sharing stock purchase plan. WRITE OR CALL DAVE BERRY OR MIKE CURTIS HUNTER ENGINEERING COMPANY, 1495 COLUMBIA AVE. RIVERSIDE 714 683-0140 An Equal Opportunity Employer Management TRAINEES Career.

minded young men, age 21-28. Hi-school graduate, some college preferred. All modern employee benefits, including profit sharing. Household Finance Corporation 461 North San Bdno. 8618 Sierra Fontana NOTICE OWNER-OPERATORS Applications Being Accepted AGE 21 TO 55 For our paid trainino program.

Long term income. Loads 8, trail-' er supplied. Paid communication Uniforms permits furnisheo Must be able to pass ICC physical 8, furnish or finance I960 or newer model tractor. Write Sun Box 815 giving Ilii personal qualifications. ing out of Cuba, this time the aged, the infirm, the young.

And it's a dismal picture they draw relatively free and happy life in Castro-land. Here sott the road and die tor lack of their poignant story of life un-'parts. conversation in the streets Cubans, by the thousands, were lining up before govenv ment offices seeking passports exit permits, said the refu gees Most refugees say that Castro in uo. on notit der communism Cuban style. They speak of a land where rm virtually all food is rationed and By SALL PETT the average Cuban seldom gets SPeil Correspondent MIAMI, Fla.

(AP) "Muy 'i-nol cqiH tha thin nlrl Pllhnn VIU finge ring his American PaPlTS tlie tare he Ps ne Cubans with nim AsHfor the rhRrs and aDDiause NYGAARO spect their notebooks to make! they are being properly indoctrinated; where the econo- my is wrecked, the services organized and the old cars roll, uic iiciii-yuuinj. vi. nicai a nttn has been Dromised: where i a. i i ne sireeis are aeserien many houses need paint and the television is dreary with uic tuvci uiiitiiL aim 0 This is the picture the refugees Daint of life in Cuba. How manv brushstrokes are colored personal prejudices, how that the and of can es.

to in TO ell Orvll Lee Adams' friends! 4V neighbors mine. I thank vou for everything. May God blessi you an. Mrs. Orvll Lee Adams.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lord's Funeral Chaoel Distinctive Funerel Service Fred 1 Seta Lord. Owners 13M No. Vt. Vernon Ave Tu 9 2721 Bobbitt Men.or.al Chapel 12 E. Highland Ave.

TU 2-3761 MARK B. SHAW INC. Memorial Cnapel Kremer Chepei 1525 Wa'ermn 1446 Mt. Verncn TUr 4-2111 TUr 4-1141 Grove Colonial Mortuary 711 E. Highland Ave.

rU 2-1288 S1EPHENS i 80odiTT r-uneral Home 115 St. TU 5-028 Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home Phone 875-1123 I JO $. Willow Ave. Rialto FLORISTS STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS Funeral Sprays So 50 up; TU 5-4453 753 North St LOVELY crosses, hearts, etc.

10. Wright's Florists. 825-0571 CEMETERIES MONTcC'IC Wfc-viUkUL P'Xin Cemetery Lots Cremaory Ph. A j-3024 Scum End ot j-Tan VI VIEW CEMETERv HignlanJ Avenue at Wjttrnun Sat. cternardino 'Ur 2-9.

PIONEER MEMORIAL CEMETERY moice Lots Available Perpetual Care 7th St. Sierra Way TU 5-4385! PIONEER MEMORIAL CEMETERY Choice Lots Available Perpetual Care 7th St. 8. Sierra Way TU 5-6385. 1 lots, Montecito Olive tract.

S500. TU 5-1426 aft. 5 or wkends. 85000 for 2nd TD from priv. party Sun Box 774.

Travel Oportunities LAS VEGAS MINT Roundtrip ticket 813.50, receive J14 retund value. Continental Trdil ways, 279 St. TU 8-510O. LOOKING for ride or drive to Mid west. Will share.

TR 5-0108. 10 Lost and Found NO 1 ICE TO FINDERS The penal code of California pra vides that one who finds a los article under circumstances mic1! give mm means ot inguiry ai io ine true owner ana wno such property to his own vsi without first making reasonahlt efforts to find the owner Is aul.tv ot larceny. LOST: Calico cat, orange, white black, short hair. Black spol below nose. Strayed from 17th Seoulveda.

Chain collar with ohonei address. TU 2-6118. LOST: AKC reg. German Shepherd, female. Tan with gray face.

An swers to name of Wearing chain choker. Childrens pet. Reward. TU 8-5582. LOST: Small black dog (Schip-perke).

Lost near Baker In July. Reward. Wayne Reynolds, 19430 victory Reseda. LOST: Golden Labrador Retriever Del Rosa-Arden area. Male.

Re ward. Ul-JJ3i. FOUND: Pekingese pup in wash near Third Highland. Call B6Z-2631 ana laentity. FOUND: Female German Shepherd puppy, piatK.

vicinny jist qi sts. TU 2-5655. FOUND: SORREL STUD. SAN BfcKNAKDINO. TU 9-4y66.

FOUND: German Shepherd, 2 mos Silver Gray. TU 9-8739. LOST: Lg. male white dog. De Rosa area.

TU 2-3133. FOUND: 1 girls bike. TU Describe pay for ad. 2-6045. LOST: Prescription glasses.

Downtown. Reward. TU 7-1742. 11 Special Notices AFTER this date I will not be re-sponsible for any debts other than my own. Alvin Glenn Thompson, 8276 Hemlock, Fontana.

Alter this date I will not be respon sible for any debts other than mv own. Raymond L. Henry. 7662 tim wood San Bernardino. GOING to be away? We will stay on premises till vour return.

Qualified ref. TU 5-8000. HALL for rent, weddings, parties, dances meetings. Dinners cat ered. Call TU 2-9127.

ATTENTION: Senior Citizens, Hal loween Dance, Fontana Woman's Club. Tuesdav Oct. 26. 8 o.m. GIVE a Baum Toy party get free Xmas toys.

823-2337 or YU 4-1394. PRIVATE TUTORING. All ages, Phonics, Math, English. TU 2-6502. IRONING WAN! ED 5c HOUR TU 9-252' PRIVATE tutoring.

Spanish, phonics, English All ages. TU 9-2069. 12 Personals RETIRED white aent, no smoke nor drink, desires marriage or com panionship. Lady in 60s, retired oreferred. aonri natureri.

kind good plain cook, neat about self house. Please state height weight, whether drink or smoke, etc. sun box PALMISTRY READINGS ADVICE ON ALL MATTERS 8 a.m. to II p.m. every day 117 W.

Main, Barstow CL 6-3220 TEMPORARY MONEY PROBLEMS' Solve It NOW by calling Bill Hub bard at Beneficial Mortgage, for! a maximum refinance of yourl Keai Estate. 15 w. 5tn. iu y-i06s AUTO Insurance canceled? We In. sure everybody.

No one refused. Dan Thaver. 1997 St. TU 2-3338 or 2-7940 CASH at your door for old Broken, discarded lewelrv, rings, watches, chains, dental gold. TU 4-0385 after 1 p.m.

RETIRED business executive to meet attractive, unencumbered, aae 48 to 55. Non-smoker. Sun Box 953 LADY would like to meet gentle man in early 70's, for companionship. Sun Box 952. If you have a drinking problem Call TU 8-4955 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS YOUNG couole, new In area, wishes to meet other modern-minded cou ples.

P.O. Box 55. Fontana. WE RENT FLOWERS, Wedding Equip, etc. Wright's.

825-0573. FORTUNE TELLER. This ad $1 2018 W. Foothill Blvd TU 5-9632 YOUNG man wishes to meet white girl, 18 to 20. Sun Box 953.

15 Situations Wanted Male URGENT-JOBS NEEDED 656 St. YARD WORK, PAINTING, HOUSE-CLEANING, GENERAL LABOR. TU 5-9495 TU 5-6216. COUPLE exp. resort, hotel, motel apt.

Managers. Wife front desk husband maintenance. Avail, tnr mountain, desert, vallev. No rets nor children. P.O.

Box 657, Cathe- oral city. LAWN SERVICE Compl. Gardening. Reas. rates.

CREE EST. TU 6-3124 POLICEMAN, 29 years old, from France, speaks Spanish, wants perm. work. 825-8584 or TU 2-5023. MAN, 29, with wife 8.

5 children, needs any evening work after 5:30, 823-3661, Fontana. RELIABLE, experienced lady wants work by the day or hr TU 9-1574. CARPENTER Reasonable TU 3-2180, YARD work, clean-up hauling. Painting re-modeling. TU 5-8494 FURNITURE movinq Haul anythina Janitorial work.

Reas. TU 6-3343, HOUSEPAINTING. Int. ext. By iob or hour.

Free est. TU 3-3081. YARD WORK 8. HAULING. VERY REASONABLE.

TU 2-6607. PAINTING, brush, roller or spray Work guaranteed. 862-6671 EXP. Accountant desires part-time or temporary work. 752-8016.

PIANO player wants work. Call TU 6-1570. YOUNG, DAY WORK. 81. 25 HR.

TU 4-2593. QUALITY IRONING. My home. Pick-up t. delivery.

825-9541. NURSE Exo. Any type case. Ref. TU 71074 CREDIT mgr.

with accounting background. Attractive lady, especially ujited for front office as ad ministrative work. 18 yrs. ini the area. Available immed.

Write Sun Box 957. YOUNG woman, 22 vears old, from France, speexs English 8t Spanish, Pharmaceutical wants permanent work. 825-8584 or TU 2-502J. GRADUATE of Lawton School for Dental Assisting desires employment. Call TU 2-3634 after 5.

FULL ctiarge bookkeeper desires bookkeeping, general office or payroll position Sun Box 950. IRONING WANTED, 81 HR. TU 8-1543 HUsECi EANiNG by nour or O' tk Own transportation TO TYPING, any kind, fast, accurate Form 57's. TU AVAILABLE babysitter. 588 E.

Gil- bert. TU 9-3135. TYPING: any kind. Fast, accurate. Form i s.

i iiMi. LIC. care lnfant-12 yrs. N. Rialto.

Good food. Ref. 875-7248. -i- Anna hu WtER.LT oay woriv, wen 1 white woman. Own transo.

TU 7-11501 IRONING, Fast Service. 671 G. TU 9-2329. 75c hr WANTED: Steady day work. Ex-perience reterences.

TU 9-8660. HSEWK. child care 4-5 hrs. morn-ings or aft. 2:30 eves.

TU 9-5409. DAY work. Experienced, with ref- erence. iu 5-244 nr coi LIC. Child In my home.

Inf, to 12 yrs. Nr. Kiano HOUSE cleaning, windows, walls, tl 25 hr. TU 4-554? CHILD CARE, 2 YEARS UP. RIALTO 875-9944 IRONING wanted 75c hr.

1593 21st. St. TU 7-5523. Day work ironing Experienced TU 2-3180 MATURE lady wishes child care-. your home.

Own transp. 22-uji4. IRONING. FXCELLENT SERVICE 1231 Pepper Tree TU 8-1938 15 Schools Educational LEARN BARBERING Day Eve. Classes for MEN WOMEN American Barber College SAN BERNARDINO 593 W.

3rd St. TU 5-9261 MEN-LEARN TO OPERATE Bulldozers, Graders, Cranes, etc. or Truck-Diesel Gas In Calif, to earn too pay (See our Sunday Mon. ad). Call TU 5-327', or write Associated Heavy equip School.

381 8th San Bdno. HIGH SCHOOL Registered with Calif State Deot of Education. Finish at home it. your spare time. Payment as low as 86 Per mo.

Write for free booklet: American School. Sun Box 204, or call TU 5-0971. Le RADIO ANNOUNCING Columbia School of Broadcastinq Call TU 4-0566 FOR BETTER JOB TRAINING. SFF SKADRON FIRST! 798 4th St. TU 5-3896 LEARN A TRADE NOW! Calif.

School of Automation TU 5-0961 813 North Suite 3 EMPLOYMENT 16 Salesmen Agents Wanted SELL EDUCATION! Leading Home Study School has opening for capable closer for this area. Wide-open opportunity to earn Qualified leads furnished Excellent com missions, liberal overwrite, oon us. Expandable territory. Splen did future with large established school. Answer only it you nave had successful experience in sale of education, books or intangibles.

Sun Box 833. TIRED OF LACK OF OPPORTUNITY IN SALES? Good attitude 8, desire to oet ahead mav aet vou the iob. Established AAAA nat'l mlg. now has opening for representative calling on Industrial, municipal commercial accounts. Xlnt training upgrading program for right man.

Drawing acct. comm. earnings discussed al interview. Call Mr. George Shulman, (213) DU 3-0825 or write Sun Box 556 for appointment.

CAREER Opportunity as manager of Life Agency serving Pomona Valley. Th man we seok is P' o-ably married, 25 to 45, doing well at present iob however impatient with progress. While applicant need not be experienced, he must be a salesman be capable of leading others. Wo offer group coverage, stock options, high commission contract, adequate financing the newest training recruiting methods. Leads furnished.

Reply to P.O. Box 43, Ontario. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN One of San Bernardino's oldest Real Estate tirms needs 3 aggressive people who are willing to learn a new concept in Real Estate handling Opportunities arei unlimited. 862-0452. Encyclopaedia Britannica EARN THE MOST SELL THE BEST Up to 33 commission.

Call on peo pie that have inquired ahrut our product. TU 5-1682 684-6020. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Must have local sales experience selling to Restaurants Hotels Will train. Salary plus commission Write or phone Cliff Duboff, El-gee Meats, 5735 W. Adams Los Angeles, Calif.

90016. Phone 213 WEbster 8-6171. Call week davs only. IF vou are Interested have Pro fessional selling experience, we can use you to sen tne Nation's No. 1 All New Car.

Apply in person, no phone cans. To Mr Norm Breedlove. HOLIDAY OLDSMOBILE 879 Street Local Food Route Ud to 825 tier day to start more later May advance to supervisor, will train and finance, write c. Hendricks, Box 4014, Oakland a. Lain, ACCOUNTANT Semi-senior, tor Indlo CPA firm.

Permane.it position, salary open. Reply Sun Box 191. ADVERTISING phone salesmen. Ra dio time sales. Also Yucaipa sales agents.

Phone Banning 849-7149 Eves. San Bdno. TU 3-6107. EXPERIENCED canvassers. Male or female.

Paid daily or weekly plus override. Air Kool Patio Co TU 8 5991. REAL ESTATE salesman: exp homes, commercial 8 exchange men needed. McCOWAN. TU 6-4631, Ext.

21 LICENSED Real Estate Salesman for Mortgage Loan Co. Call TU 4-7244 tor apo't. LICENSED real estate for Highland Ave. or Muscoy Office. Bob CARPET salesman, highest comm Must have own transp.

The Car pet Nook, 549 W. Base Line. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. PROVEN PROGRAM, $10,000 MIN ANNUALLY. TU 4-7919 FOR APP'T.

FURNITURE SALESMAN 238 N. 8TH, COLTON, 825-4939 17 Help Wanted, Male NO IT IS NOT TOO LATE Open meeting at 1620 North 8 p.m. sharp. We furnish the coffee. Y'all come and bring the spouse.

Management Trainee Young men to talk to young girls, advertising. 1 p.m. sharp. 1600 Arrowhead, Suite 3. FOOD SALES $5400 PLUS Sharp man, no exp.

Riverside, S. Bdno. area. Maior L. A.

firm. Mr. Stensby, (213 963-4131. Alosta Personnel Agency. PART-TIME 3 mechanically Inclined men for! sales service.

Age 19-29, to work evenings o.m. S2.50j per hr. to start can iu a-vra for aoo't Military welcomed I mia-raciuc eanv yesicraay i "1C aic -nacu aim Scientists aboard a and the housewlfe and the more than half the stores are scientists aboard a resea ch baR and th cab driver and down for lack of goods and jet plane were so elated with the La rofiroH nu oa rantain nnH ru uV i a II exhibition that they radioed and the truS the rennrt frnm the nianp Thpv eaiH mecnamc and rupk hotels are virtually empty report trom the plane They iver th cousin the except for Russian technicians the comet eave no indication of: -j rA rk. presiaem oi an oi mem iand 0ther Marxist visitors living cnpnkinft of life tndav in theUn ua --j .1 A .1 1 sixtn year ot a iaei casiro rev- olution. "Very bad" is tne way invariably begin, these newest Dy hrpnkintf nn uiedKuig up.

Later, Bob M. Cameron of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Ames Research Center reported the comet "finally has developed a spectacular tail about 10 giees in leugui. refugees who left theirimanv glimpses are seen mrougn a mirror aistonea oyiBnd the committee for the De cameron aaaed "some struc-And isiauu mu casuus pei iiuasiun. consistently mey paini me same picture oi a grim araD uie unaer a siaie uiai nues oy ier- ture can De seen in the tail and mere are lmensnv cnanees publicly announced picuawn tuKiiiwiicic UN.UHH aic niLUum6 Oct. 11 Oct.

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22 Oct. 23 Vital Records BORN: BROWNING Son to Mrs. Richard 5065 San Bernardino, Oct. 15. 1965 at Lome Linda University Hospital.

PORTER Son to Mrs. Ronald 1900 S. Campus, Ontario, Oct. 16, 1965 at Loma Linda University Hospital. SAV ELL Son to Mrs.

Jesse 1645 Alston Colton, Oct. 18, 1965 at Loma Linda University Hospital. BURCH Daughter to Mrs. Paul 24923 Coulston, San Bernardino, Oct. 19, 1965 at Loma Linda University Hospital.

ROBINSON Son to Mrs. Leonard 1040 E. Pioneer, Red-lands, Oct. 19, 1965 at Loma Linda University Hospital. MC FADDEN Son to Mrs.

James 234 Mth San B'-nardino, Oct. 19, 1965 at Loma Linda University Hospital. 'LOUM Son to Mrs. Lawrence H. 32209 Jane Riverside, Oct.

19. 1965 at Loma Ln.u University Hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUEO: BAKER-HARVATH Thomas 18; Stephanie, 19. both San Bernardino. HOF-PAP: Rodney 25, Corona; Anita 23, Ontario.

VILLA-GAMBOA Ruben 23, Ontario; Maria 21. Montclair.i CRAVE I RO-GOLOB Richard 24, Whittier; Joine 22, Anaheim. ANDERSON Lawrence 19. Victorville; 18, Fresno. CYPHERS-JONG John 24.

Upland; Virginia. 22. Cucamonr- i ELLIS-HALICKI Darrvl 24,1 East Alton, Linda D. Victorville. MUTH-SHELLY Freddy 51; Mary Jane 43, both Blue Jay.

OS o- 19; Pamela 16, both San Bernardino. NEWMAN-NEWMAN Georqe 74; Violet 69, both Pomona. COHEN-BACHE Aaron, 44, Los Angeles; Dorothy 45, Rialto. HOLMES-SMITH Peter 23; Olivia, 34, both Fontana. BOTHKE-HELGESON Timothy 18; Sandra 17, both San Bernardino.

WASHRURN-KARIHER Robert 20, Mentone; Patricia, 19, Red-lands. SAWYEP-roPELAND David 23; Judith 20, both Rialto. BRYANT-WOODS Andre 18; Meredith 18, both Fontana. DIVOPfFS GRANTED: COi BERT Margaret L. from Eugene S.

PARSER Catherine from Clifford WALLACE Anne C. from Richard SHIFIDS Reginald from Joanne M. KAPLAN Laura from Joseph DIVORCES FILED: ENGEL Dale A. vs. Wllma F.

R4DTrN Barbara A. vs. Clvde A. HAFNER Margaret vs. Glenn F.

DARLING Mary A. vs. Claude K. RonRlQUEZ Peggie A. vs.

John M. DIED: ANDRFSON In San Bernardino, Oct. 23, 1965, Mrs. Minnie; Andreson, 91, native Denver, resident San Bernardino 79 years. Services oendina, Bobbitt Memorial Chaoel.

ALVARADO In Redlands, Oct. 21, 1965. Maria Seiias Alvardo, 78. native Chihuahua. Mexico, resident Redlands 60 years.

Services were Saturday, F. Arthur Cortner Chaoel. Burial Hillside Memorial Park. GRANT In San Bernardino, Oct. 22, 1965, Thomas A.

Grant 75, native Ireland, resident Rialto two years. Services Deriding, Bobbitt Memorial Chaoel. THEEDE In San Bernardino. Cal Oct. 22.

1965, Elizabeth A. Theede. 83. native Soencer. Iowa.

resident San Bernardino 16 vears. Services 11 am. Tuesdav, Bobbitt Memorial Chaoel. Burial, Mt. View Cemetery.

ROGERS In San Bernardino, Calif Oct 11. 1965. Sue Rodoers. 85, native Tennessee, resident San Bernardino 46 years. Services 2 o.m.

Mondav, Mark B. Shaw Chao. el. Burial, Mt. View Cemetery.

LUBECK In San Bernardino, Mrs Rachel Lubeck. 53. native Wausaukee. resident Fontana 12 vears. Rosarv 7 o.m Mondav.

Stanley L. Dickev Mor tuary. Fontana. Mass 9 a.m. Tues dav.

St. JoseDh's Catholic Church. Fontana. Burial Green Acres Mem orial Gardens. Bloommoton.

Call TUrner 9-9666, and ask for a classified add taker. She will help you word your ad for quick results at low cost. Just say "charge it!" II PM HUH IU nas tu nuve Uffii UK lasl. DUl ii iiuuuii on uirii piucui. ami r.

Iiecau.se of the success of the'peop'e speak little and cautious-jsick people. Very few in the 15-mission, the 37-member team of ly in public. jto-27 age group, the primary scipniists anH iPftinirinne choH tv, 4n, i military age. are being re- uled another one today. "We also saw a very bright show up in the classrooms and hpyH rin the rnmet reponea.

Murder Sveepinq government men DerHxiicallv Communist cata-hisms and in. Rampage Burundi and some 50 troops the streels for departing Cu- bans, they point out that Castro stop that any time he choos His critics in Cuba have few weapons and little organized strength. The underground now, say the refugees, appears to be limited attempts to slow down work the factories and other mild forms of passive resistance. But Castro, thev sav. still has the military power, the Communist organizations the secret Dolice fense of the Revolution CDR The CDR claims a member hi n( miiiinn iho 'were suDDosed to inform on all "counterrevolutionary" activi ties among their fellow Cubans.

The CDR appears ubiquitous. They watch and make notes on visitors to a given home, time of arrival, how many came, in what kind of car, time of departure. The production chief of a fertilizing plant in Matanzas said CDR agents were watching his men all the time for inefficiency or sabotage. "The CDR even smells what you're cooking," said a housewife, "to make sure you haven't bought anything in the black market." The refugees reported that one sees more Russians in Cuba these days than Chinese, that the Russians live in the best hotels, eat and drink grandly and have whole beaches re served for their private use. The cab driver said that at one time the 38-story Havana Hilton, since renamed the Hava- na Libre, had only 20 rooms oc- runierl all hv Russians it heinf Fire Put Out At Disneyland mey saia.

No injuries were reported, and By DENNIS NEELD 'shot and seriously wounded initahkeno Wlthf JZ iiS BUJUMBURA, Burundi front of his house four doors SSfi Machete swinging Bahutuirom the residence of American t'SSS trihesmen upnt nn a ramnaoe! Amhaccarlnr TWM nmrt Say tnal DetOre Uiey leave CUDa Dersuna traeedv are matters of conjecture. i Y-ij Vocationally, the new lles no vue7 few engineers or other teenm- "In other words," said a U.S. State Department official, "Castro so far seems to be letting out the people he doesn't need the elderly, the unskilled, the dissidents, the ill, the people he no longer has to provide with scarce housing, food, medical supplies or pensions." The refugees are allowed to they must make an inventory of in ihpir hnmpc VJUiii.T, 111L1 aa uu ipuo. In describing life in Cuba, the i heavy majority of the refugees dui i leanieu wiei, sam uic father, "that Roberto was taken. I dim inuM u.

hi checked 5 denibpKement agent and then they go, the uprising was quelled B.ha leavi Bbehind their houes6or was the third prem.er to be shot. artnents all their furniture, since 1961. Appliances, cars and bank ac- a wave of arrests of Th iV ntni tsanuiu politicians tol Doliticians fnl-' lowed and 34 rphek uerp sum. marily executed Thursday. They of hut burning and murder in the 4h Their v.ctims were the tower ing aristocratic Vatuts.

w.th whom they share this little Afn can nation on tne eastern nor-, ii 1 uu Ul uit vuugu. All contact was lost with a 40- man gendarmarie patrol sent uui io reMore oruer. Lasi wora from the patrol reported a clash with Bahutu mobs near the vil- laee of Muramuya.25 miles from this lakeside capital, and the loss of several members of the party. i were shot batches of four by. asked tliat tneir names not Dei an armv firing squad in the.

used for fear of reprisals' floodlit Rwagasore soccer stadi-1 against relatives still on the is-! Um. named after a premier as-1 land. One exception was Nicolas, sassinated in 1961. Two other Hidalgo, a gray-faced: mutineers made a run for it and taut man of 60, whose first cous-j escaped. in is the mother of the president! i of Cuba.

Oswald Dorticos Torrarl iuim turning inio nuju.n-j Most of the arrested relationship did Nicolas! ANAHEIM (AP)-Fire broke dura trom outiung areas re-cians are Bahutus were mostjTorrado no good lout in a portion of the Swiss ported seeing scores of Watutsi of the executed mutineers. Fel- 'Family Treehouse at Disneyland dead strewn across the roads low tribesmen, shorter but more! He f'd that his son, njght whie a ivate party A Belgian doctor who returned nurnerous than the Watutsi, went to- who had fought originally. was going on in tne park-to the capital for fresh medical on the ath ,0 feve theith Castro, joined an anti-Cas- okesmen for the Disn or. supplies said he could not cope mutineers. underground in 1962.

reported. With all the wounded. to was wounded and taken pris-j officials said the fire discov- Burundi's king, the Mwame' Watutsi huts were burned' oner while fighting in the Santa ered at about 8 ni i was in tne Mwambutsa IV, went on the air Watutsi men. women and Clara mountains. Nicolas went crow's Nest section of the tree, to appeal for peace and calm, children slaughtered.

to the mother of the president to and was 0f undetermined origin. He warned that rebels would be! The fear of a tribal holacaust Plead for his son's life. She as-, The treehouse feature will prob-severelv dealt with. like that in neighboring Ruanda sured him the boy would live. iably remain closed for repairs.

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Business at the park and gendarmarie last week. like the heavy rainy season out and shot by a firing squad." was expected to continue to-Premier Leopold Biha was clouds. Many of the refugees reported day as usual. Jr.