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A-6 THE DAILY SUN pT XO IferlVl April 21, 1953 a 4. JVv. USMm I I I I 11 Sr if a u-y I 4 CtwmtJ ttmmm0tr mmt 1 i JTt rXr7 1 4 OUR MEN IN THE ARMED SERVICES V.AVWjJVACWJA'JpaAmjAW WHOOPS AT PALM SPRINGS White hot modified Triumph nudges the Ferrari Mondial of Redlands' Bruce L. Danielson as it rounds Turn 1 at Palm Springs. Tooling the Italian racer here is Dr.

Robert White, visiting Honolulu champ, who plans to race the Mondial in Hawaiian Speed Week. (Photo by Dr. Jerome B. Kavanaugh) THROUGH THE GEARS YOUR CAR Is the Rear Axle Always Guilty Party? By EUGENE MBLMOE Car owners, who generally tend to fear the worst, think only in terms of serious rear axle trouble when tail end noise shows up. In some cases, rough roads are the real noisemakers.

More often tires are responsible. When unevenly worn, underin-flated tires, or those of a certain tread design, are setting up the racket, the noise wiE usually Mi'lle S. Air Force in Korea. Upon completing a' 30-day leave, he will report to March Air Force Base for reassignment. GERALD W.

Pickens, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and G. W. Pickens, 6721 Elm has graduated from Machinery Repairman School, Naval Training Center, San Diego. HE GOOFED! It's unlikely this fellow knows th Not Co Unmourne strategy for cooling seats.

He leave one. MALE POLISH Etiquette In Cycles Marine Sgt. Thomas F. Watson, whose wife, the former Betty J. Starr, lives at 1898 Del Rosa is serving with the 3rd Marine Air Wing at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana.

T1 E. ROBERTS CARLTON E. Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuellar (address not listed)' has been promoted to private first class.

He is serving at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, San ta Ana. ARMY PFC. Robert F. Den-kenberger, son of Mrs. Edna M.

Heath, 336 Shirley is scheduled to participate in exercise "Eagle Wing," a 101st Airborne Division maneuver at Ft. Campbell, Ky. MIDSHIP 31 EN Tec G. Krumm son of Mr. and Mrs.

T. G. Krumm, 3165 June St and Donald W. MacNeill, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl I MacNeill, 3396 Sierra Way, have been appointed to the superintendent's list at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. To be so honored, the midshipman must meet a minimum academic average of 82.5 per a mark no lower than 80 per cent in aptitude and possess a conduct standing satisfactory to the Commandant. HAROLD O. Bodenbammer, gunner's mate 2.C., USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. T. O. Boden-hammer, 970 Robert A. and William C.

Lawrence, storekeepers 3 USN, sons of Mr. arid Mrs. John M. Lawrence, 1277 Walnut and Henry J. Tagle, radioman seaman, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Tagle, 762 South are serving aboard the USS Navir-ro, operating with the U.S. 7th Fleet in the Western Pacific STEVEN Bottini airman, USN, son of Mrs.

Isabel Bottini, 1015 is serving with the Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 110 at North Island Naval Air Station, San Diego. ARMY PFC. Ronald A. Ortiz, son of Mrs. Grace R.

Veilma, 466 W. 48th is scheduled to participate in exercise "Eagle Wing," a 101st Airborne Division maneuver at Ft. Campbell, Ky. AIRMAN 2.C. Thomas A.

Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Miller, 224 VW.

8th has returned home after a year's tour of duty with the U. tL: T. F. WATSON iff Vv Will Studebaker in the Mexican capita winner circle. Pierre Soubille and Pasquale Simone will be in San Bernardino this week to visit the Renault agency, spreading service news.

The French team from the Renault factory is covering all Southland dealers with their, new courses. NASCAR has sanctioned the 500-mile late model race June 1 at Riverside where three days of half century events ignite over Memorial Day. As many European sedans as possible are to be lured, according to promoters who say three qualifying trial weekends for the runs beginning May 10. The Moran committee scores again as the Mobilgas Economy run earned listing on the FIA calendar. It joins for the year Daytona Beach trials, Sabring, and Trenton Speedway races for the FH blessed events out of Yankee land.

Bridgehampton obviously is on its way. Harry Brann, consultant in most anything from Asbury Park, N.J., has been named administrator of the Bridgehampton Road Races Corp. South Bend, cab company has all sorts of nice things to say about their use of the Mercedes Benz 180-D. Man, Bride Both Study Engineering WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND, N.M. A young couple from Oklahoma is starting life together in an all-exclusive way here at home, at work and at schooL Married early in February, Mary and Ernest Butler began Army work a week later in the ordnance 1 o-mechanical laboratories as student engineers' under the Cooperative Education Program.

They are enrolled at New Mexico College at Las Cruces, where they already attend a night class in statics. The concentration on college studies begins in six months, and will thereafter alternate with like periods of work at this tri-service missile testing center. As they progress to-, wards their degrees, their work will advance in difficulty along with advances in pay. Upon graduation, full-time civil service engineering jobs will be waiting for them. The Butlers attended high school and Cameron State Agricultural Junior College in Law-ton, Okla.

They heard of the "co-op" program from friends (six Lawtonites are in it, two have finished schooling under it). After a quick "look-see" trip to New Mexico, where Las Cruces and the post "exceeded our expectations," they too enrolled. Used to Drive Mule 'Bus' ROOSEVELT, Okla. Ward McFarland started driving kids to school 26 years ago in a wagon drawn by mules. He's still at it, but now he's driving a bus.

Audience Routed NOGALES, Ariz. Patrons at a Nogales theater ducked for cover as guns boomed on the screen during a showing of a British naval war picture. A water pipe in the ceiling had broken, sending a fine spray of water over the Miglia his wife, Virginia, enjoying the shade of their well-positioned truck on Turn 1. Merrill Hill, the Redlands collector of fine cars, sitting high behind his right hand drive Jaguar Mark sedan on a crowded Highway 99. Etiwanda's John Colombero missed greatly on the Southland courses telling his sparkling cousin, Virginia Wachel, how to act in her first lady's event with her Porsche.

A riotuous belly laugh as crafty Bill Love once San Bernardino's but now of El Monte pulled nearly half a dozen Corvettes too deep into Turn 1 then shot wildly ahead as they sloshed in the sand. The flock of Corvettes dropping like flies as Bill Love, the heat and the new Ferrari Ber- linetta swatted them down. Decorator Bruce L. Danielson of Redlands tells ns that half interest in his Ferrari Mondial has been purchased by Dr. Bob White, the Honolulu champ.

Dr. White, known from his part in the 20 seconds over Tokyo story, mastered the Italian speedster at Palm Springs-sharing driving tasks with Danielson. Bruce says' that the machine is now being packed for the Hawaiian Speed that ignites May 9 for seven days of fast fun on the islands. While Palm Springs overflowed with sports a i Porsche man Ken Miles bowed to a native countryman in the Avandaro go at Mexico City. Fabulous Ricardo Rodriguez, 1G, the remarkable youth whose only American appearance was at Riverside topped Miles and set a lap record.

Ricardo's 18-year-old brother, Pedro, captured his event in a Corvette, followed by an odd array of Porsche and Thunderbird. Oddly a race for specials saw a rv. rw atzTrsm GOB CAP of lightweight cotton comes in a white background with colorful naurical motifs, is washable (Adam). up his mind to keep his here!" -v is few doesn't even know when to Hop to whenever a woman enters a room where you're sitting. Remain standing until she sits or goes.

Technically, if 20 women enter a room, you must remain upright until all 20 sit, and technically you shouldn't sit then unless invited. Obvious, ly, however, at home and at most parties there has to be a -compromise between good manners and good sense. Hop to in restaurants when a woman stops at your table. Hop to in theaters when someone is squirming past you to the aisle. Hop to in public lobbies when any woman approaches you even your wife.

A ON P's Q's (Q) "A woman stops at my restaurant table. As I struggle to my feet, she says, "Please don't get up." Which is better to be rude and ignore her, or be rude and stay seated?" H.P., Houston, Texas (A) Your duty is to stand and stay standing until she sits or leaves. If she's serious about wanting you to sit, she'll do one or the other. (CopTight 1958, General Features Corp.) 1 See Hope For Robin Roberts CLEARWATER, Fla. (NEA) Teammates believe there is considerable hope for Robin Roberts, who in two seasons has slid from the winningest to the losingest pitcher in National League.

"Roberts now realizes that the old style won't do it," says a Phillio teammate. "He was strictly a fast ball pitcher with control. Now he isn't as fast. So he's working, on different speeds now and there's no reason, why he can't win. He still has more stuff than a lot of guys who are winning.

"Roberts gets mad now, too. He didn't use to. When he got beat he'd suffer in silence. He thought that was the way he should act, being a big star. Now he throws things around and loses his temper.

"I think that will help, too.l Duke Lists Three New Rivals DURHAM, N.C. Duke's 1958 football team will play three new opponents in Notre Dame. Illinois and Baylor. Other rivals will be South Carolina, Virginia, North Carolina State, Georgia Tech, Louisiana State, Wake Forest and North Carolina. The last three schools will be met on enemy soil.

Unusual Pattern HOLLIS, Okla. (n Mrs. G. D. Thomason came up with an unusual quilt that won a ribbon at the county fair here.

It was made of discarded men's neckties and pieces of an old captured Japanese parachute. MARKET FIXTURES REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT TURNER f-8577 By JIM REEVHOLD Because ot death, a great muscle in the world's automotive arm dies this year. It will not go unmourned. The Mille Miglia was loved too much. That's why it had become a Mt.

Everest to the racing faction. To some, it was the greatest challenge. And some that accepted the challenge lost. 30 PEOPLE DIE In the past two decades nearly 30 people fell victim to the Mille Miglia tour up and down Italy. Last year the sports car populace lost the Marquis de Port ago and 10 others.

This year the 1,000 miles becomes a mountain rally when run June 8. Out of all rules the Mille Miglia had built its reputation on, only the distance of 1,600 kilometers has been allowed by governmental order. The rally is expected to take 32 hours instead of the dozen needed by racers in the past years. In the past Ferraris and their brethren ripped over the roads at 175 mph. A 31-mile-an- hour average is needed this year.

SPEED GLORY As they say, road racing is dangerous. And so it was back in the days of the speed glory Mille Miglia. Watch May 11 for the Targo Floria. And as for the new season's threats look at the Lotus Elite. And for fun, watch for Russia's predicted entry of the Kharkov.

This may be surprising. Sputnik. A sunburn reminds us of: San Bernardino's Bering Monroe inching J. Kunstle's Porsche Spyder carefully through the Palm Springs pits. Attorney and onetime champion Mercedes pilot Lek von Kaesborg working pit for a Corvette attempt.

Dr. Jerome B. Kavanaugh and Fewer Pesfs Due To Egg Collectors PONOKA, Alta. (CP) Fish and game officials reported 834 pairs of magpie feet, 358 pairs of crows feet and 211 crow and magpie eggs were turned in this summer. Predator hunters are paid two cents for each egg and 10 cents for each pair of feet.

Dangerous Work More farm workers are killed by accident than in any other major occupation. These deaths numbered 3,700 in a recent single year, with another 310,000 farm workers suffering disabling injuries the same year. TODAY'S LAUGH a guy that's made job around Lt U.S.) D. A. Peak LL O.K.) J.

W. Be yd i LT. (J.G.) Douglas A. Peake, son of Mrs. Verna E.

Peake, 219 Arrowhead and LL (j.g.) Jack W. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

a 774 Macy have graduated from the Pacific Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Fopce Engineer School, San Diego. Lt. Peake is a graduate of University of Southern California. LL Boyd is a graduate of San Bernardino High SchooL MANUEL P. Flores, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mike Mendoza, 3143 Sanchez is serving aboard the heavy cruiser, USS St.

Paul, operating in the W7estern Pacific. DONALD L. Long, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira L.

Long, 816 Campus Way, and Leonard D. McKelvey, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff L. McKelvey, 25220 Base Line, are serving aboard the destroyer, USS Shelton, operating with the 7th Fleet in the Far East.

PVT. Richard D. Poole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

Poole, 616 W. 14th is scheduled to leave this month for Europe under "Operation Gyroscope' the Army's unit rotation plan. He is a graduate of San. Bernardino High School. ARMY MAJ.

Melvin R. Jones, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jones, 3297 Pershing recently arrived in Vietnam and is now a member of the Military Assistance Advisory Group in Saigon.

ARMY SGT. Martin W. Reed-er, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Reeder, 930 2nd participated in a field training exercise with the 11th Airborne Division in Germany. He attended San Bernardino High School. Man's World MILWAUKEE (NEA) The Wisconsin Boxing Commission denied Mrs. Mildred Sellers a license to manage a fighter. The board ruled that she lacked the necessary knowledge.

By DON GOODWIN -To hear, some women tell it, we are now deep in a recession in manners. You particularly hear them tell it in buses and subways. Some men, in fact, report finding it hard to concentrate on their papers, what with all the them grumbling about the death of Chivalry. CYCLES Etiquette, like business, has cycles. Whenever there is a slump, it's pretty certain some excess preceded it.

And 50 years ago etiquette had excesses aplenty. To give you some idea, consider this "rule" in an old etiquette book recently discovered by the Manchester Guardian: "When a Gentlemen offers a Lady his chair, he should engage her in conversation for a few moments, thus giving the seat time to cool." "Presumably," concludes the Guardian, "this would save the lady the trouble of using her fan." Hot seats are not considered a problem today. What bothers a modern man is whether to give up his seat, period. Etiquette takes a practical view of the matter: GIVE UP SEAT In public conveyances men should relinquish their seats for pregnant women, women burdened with children or bundles, old and infirm women but not for every frisky young thing who climbs aboard. Although the FYT may disagree, this is not a bad rule.

Why should a bushed businessman stand so Health Herself can sit? Better he give up his seat to an old or disabled man. Form may be going out of etiquette, but humanitarism is coming in. IN a social setting, of course, the, better part of polish is to offer your seat to any' standing "female, whether she's Gussie Moran or your grandmother. The other limes a man should get to his feet include: BARBS By HAL COCHRAN Some people search all over for happiness, while others find it easily by raising a flock of children. An Indiana judge sent a man to jail for being habitually lazy.

Come summer, they'd better make the jails larger. They say that late eating makes you stay awake. That's nothing compared to what'U happen when night baseball comes again. A lot of rock and roll songs are not merely popular, they're a howling success. HUSSMAH FOOD ALL TYPES NEW and USED vary on different road surfaces But if the rear axle is actually to blame, no change is evident.

On the other hand, there is a difference in rear axle noise when the car is pulling, decelerating and coasting, whereas tire noise will stay about the same. Rear axle troubles usually announce themselves via various sounds: a heavy pitched rumble noticeable when accelerating, a gear noise on deceleration, a hum while coasting or growling on turns. M. K. writes:" All four of my brakes drag.

Is it true that incorrect pedal operation is one of the possible causes? (A) Lack of free pedal play, a binding pedal shaft or a faulty pedal return spring can be responsible for brake drag at all wheels. G. Z. asks: "I'm planning to buy a new car this year. How much extra must I pay if I want power steering and power braking?" (A) On some models, both are standard equipment.

When listed as optional, power brakes cost approximately $40 extra. Power steering runs for approximately $75 to $110 additionaL From O. "The steering gear of my '51 sedan rattles. Can you tell me why?" (A) A reasonable guess would be too much play in the steering gear, or too little lubricant in the assembly. But there are several other possibilities.

For a safe and sure answer, let a good mechanic check it over. I. W. writes: "We bave always used regular gas in Our 1957 V-8 engine with satisfactory results. Yet, according to our service station man, all of the newer V-8's should be ran on premium gas only." (A) It isn't so.

Regular gas is right for your engine and it's also specified for at least a dozen of the 1958 V-8 models. SAFETY REMINDER On the highway, never crowd the car you're trying to pass. It obscures your vision, doesn't give you enough room to speed up and get around him quickly. A new 16-page booklet, "Your Car," by Milmoe, is available, answering 50 common oar problems. Send 25 cents in cob) (no stamps) to "Your Car," Sajn Bernardino Son-Telegram, Box 1672, Grand Central Sta.f N.Y.

17, N.Y. (Copyright 1953, General Features Corp.) Eagle Eye QUERETARO, Mex. Twelve years after a radio was stolen from the home of Mrs. Maria Juana Saldivar she noticed it in a radio repair shop. The discovery led to an investigation and the arrest of a man who finally admitted the old theft, police said.

22 Out of 33 EAST LANSING, Mich. Michigan State's Dave Kaiser was successful on 22 of 33 extra point attempts in 1957. The end ranked third in the nation among major college kickers. i lhw 1 JMvtfw' if TALKING BACK ALLOWED When Larry Goetz, left, was a National League umpire anybody giving him back-talk was put in place quickly. But Larry does radio work now so Fred Haney, the Milwaukee manager, finds his comments welcome for the first time in his experiences with the old umpire.

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