The Napa Valley Register du lieu suivant : Napa, California • 3

TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1955. THE NAPA REGISTER, NAPA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE Show off your IN AS. MAY ADVERTISED MAGAZINES: pretty figure See LIFE the "Catalina" (May wide styles range 23rd) in of SEVENTEEN GROSSMAN, a MADEMOISELLE in COSMOPOLITAN fashions are Catalina Cotton CHARM PHOTOPLAY MODERN SCREEN BEST '10' and appear and in others. GLAMOUR June Also issues. ON THE BEACH to Fuller encourage Catalina handsome, belittle figure.

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Umbrella print with deep bow-tied back, $10.95 598 And Many, Many More Original ideas like brilliant prints that REVERSE to show white lining gay stripes of red, blue, yellow or green and white pretty pastels, blue or pink or black with white loose belted styles in terry cloth with handy 10 pockets. to 20. Perfect over swim suits. Sizes with beautify Featuring special the Small styles Glamour Bust, especially Large Guide Bust, designed Models Heavy to Catalina Legs, Long Torso. Women's TOPS in TOGS for SHIMMING and SUNNING Cotton and Rayon is Children's LASTEX SUITS "REGAL" SWIMWEAR by "Elon of California" By America's largest manufacturer of Tots-through-Teens ing values.

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JR." Extra size zelan Stewart red Also or Brightly patterned cottons and July Brown, Blue Natural zelan poplin (to 48) MacPherson with firm built-in support. poplin boxer. blue Sizes L. $3.95 $5.95 $4.95 money values. USE ALBERT'S LIBERALIZED BUDGET -UP TO 1 YEAR TO PAY Youth In Lewd Movies Blasted NEW YORK (AP) Sen.

Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) said today that teen-agers are being used nowadays in making lewd motion pictures, and to peddle filthy material to other children. Kefauver heads a judiciary subcommittee investigating juvenile delinquency, which opened a threeday session here. "Not only do children see movies made by the pornographers," declared the senator, "but we have examples of the obvious use of children ranging from 14 to 18 years of age as participants in the making of pornographic films. "Youngsters are used a great deal to peddle the filth to other children." Kefauver asserted there was "widespread distribution of this insidious filth the traffic in pornography has been growing by hundreds of thousands of dollars annually." He coupled this with what he termed an almost unbelievable rapidity in the growth of sex crimes. Kefauver said the federal government must halt the flow into this country of foreign-produced material, as well as all transported by any means between states.

"On the state level," continuS ed, "there is desperate need for improved state statutes law enforcement and the public interest in this problem still tends to be spasmodic and insufficient." The subcommittee's probe will deal with such other items as illustrated playing cards, phonograph records, books and other materials of salacious nature. Cancer Fund Tallied At Veterans Home VETERANS HOME A total of $499.30 was contributed by Home members during the recent Cancer Crusade here, according to Hope McDade, R. chairman. Broken down the contributions came in as follows: coin cans, benefit, other contributions, $83.83. The total amount has been forwarded to Napa branch of the American Cancer Society.

Mrs. McDade has expressed appreciation for aid in the Crusade by Col. Stanley F. Dunmire; Lt. Col.

G. L. Evans; Major O. K. Andrews; Mrs.

Sarah Moore; Barbara Dulinsky, and many others. SKEETS GALLAGHER RITES HOLLYWOOD (U.P.) Requiem mass will be conducted tomorrow for veteran stage and screen comedy star Richard (Skeets) Gallagher, 64, known mainly for his portrayals of newspaper reporters. HOW HARD IS YOUR WORK? If Too Hard Bring your Garden Equipment to Lund's Nursery for Service and Repair. We specialise in hand and power lawn mower sharpening and repairs. We service and sell Tore, King 0' Lawn and Foley Mowers.

Rototillers, Roto Hoe Tillers, also other makes. See Ken "THE MOWERMAN" at LUND'S NURSERY 1272 Hayes St. Dial 6-7306 GUILTY OF TREASON- A U.S. Army Court Martial in Berlin found Pvt. William Marchuk (above) of Norristown, guilty of betraying American secrets to the Russians.

The 38-year-old soldier had been a prisoner of the Soviets for six years but was freed several months ago. (NEA) Public Notices NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified 'electors of NAPA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NAPA COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, in accordance with the provisions of the Education Code of the State of California, election will be held on the 7th day of June, 1955, at the polling places named in the hereinafter described and designated precincts in this the hours of seven o'clock (7:00) a. m. Union Ca High A School District, between and seven o'clock (7:00) p.

m. of said day (during which period and between which hours the polls shall remain open), at which election the question of issuing bonds of this Union High School district of the amount of Four million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($4,500,000.00) for purpose of raising money for: (a) The purchasing of school lots; (b) The building or purchasing of school buildings; (c) The making of alterations or additions to the school building or buildings other than such as may be necessary for current maintenance, operation, or repairs; (d) The repairing, restoring, or rebutlding of any school building damaged, injured, or destroyed by fire or other public calamity; (e) The supplying of school buildings with furniture or necessary apparatus of a permanent nature; (f) The permanent improvement of school grounds; (g) The carrying out of the projects or purposes authorized in Section 18,010 of the Education Code. shall be submitted to the qualified electors of said School District and be united and voted upon as one single proposition. Said bonds proposed to be issued and sold shall be of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each and shall bear interest at the rate of not to exceed Five Per Cent per payable annually for the first year and semi-annually thereafter. The number of years the bonds or any series thereof are to run shall not exceed twenty-five (25) years from date thereof or date of such series thereof.

For the purpose of holding said election, the said Union High School District shall be and it is hereby divided Into seventeen (17) bond election precincts, numbered from one (1) to seventeen (17) consecutively, and the persons hereinafter named being competent and qualified electors of said Union High School District, and of their bond election precinct are hereby appointed officers of election as hereinafter designated to serve 1n their respective bond election precinct as hereinafter set forth, and said officers of election shall conduct said election and make returns thereof pursuant to law. The said bond election precincts shall be numbered and described as follows, and the territory of the several school districts comprising and HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NAPA included within said NAPA UNION COUNTY. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, which said school districts are as follows, to wit: NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT, BROWNS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT, CARNEROS-LOS AMIGOS UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT. MT. VEEDER SCHOOL DISTRICT, YOUNTVILLE UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT, SALVADOR UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.

SODA CANYON SCHOOL DISTRICT. SHURTLEFF SCHOOL DISTRICT, MT. GEORGE UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT, AMERICAN CANYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT and WOODEN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT, shall be and are hereby constituted as election precincts for the purpose of said election, saving and excepting that said NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT shall be divided into and constitute six (6) bond election precincts as follows: Bond Election Precinct No. 1 All of the territory of said NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying easterly of the center line of Napa River; Bond Election Precinct No. 2 All of the territory of NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying east of the center line of State Highway No.

49-D (Freeway), south of the center line of I'm warning all Ford owners to stop at Mobilgas stations and get entirely new grade Mobilgas 7 out of 10 owners of pre-1955 Fords and many other cars get smooth, knock-free mileage with new grade Mobilgas which sells in the price range of regular. Just look for this sign. RE Santa Rosan Held On Narcotics Find HONG KONG (U.P.) A crew member of the American President Lines President Cleveland was charged with possession of 390 grams of heroin today. Francis Edward Soares, Santa Rosa, was arrested last night and placed in police custody for three days pending further investigation. He made no plea.

Buy, sell, swap the easy way by Register Classified Ads. Public Notices Napa Creek and west of the center line of Napa River; Bond Election Precinct No. 3 All of the territory of NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying east of the center line of State Highway No. 49-D (Freeway), west of the center line of Napa River. south of the center line of Lincoln Avenue and north of the center line of Napa Creek; Bond Election Precinct No.

4 All of the territory of NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying east of the center line of State Highway No. 49-D (Freeway), west of the center line of Napa River and north of the center line of Lincoln Avenue; Bond Election Precinct No. 5. All of the territory of NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying west of the center line of and State north Highway of the No. center 49-D (Freeway) line of Napa Creek; Bond Election Precinct No.

6 All of the territory of NAPA SCHOOL DISTRICT lying west of the center line of the State Highway No. 49-D (Freeway) and south of the center line of Napa Creek; Further saving and excepting that said SHURTLEFF SCHOOL DISTRICT two (2) bond election precincts as shall be divided into and constitute follows: Bond Election Precinct No. 7 All of the territory of said SHURTLEFF SCHOOL DISTRICT lying westerly of the center line of State Highway No. 29; Bond Election Precinct No. All of the territory said SHURTLEFF SCHOOL DISTRICT lying easterly of the center line of State Highway No.

29; Bond Election Precinct No. The territory of BROWNS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No. 10 territory of CARNEROS LOS AMIGOS UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No. 11 The territory of MT. VEEDER SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No.

12 The territory of YOUNTVILLE UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No. 13 territory of SALVADOR UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No. 14 The territory of SODA CANYON SCHOOL DISTRICT; Bond Election Precinct No. 15 The territory of MT. GEORGE UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT; Bond Election Precinct No.

16 The territory of AMERICAN CANYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT: Bond Election Precinct No. 17 The territory WOODEN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT; The polling places and officers of election designated for the purpose of holding sald election are as follows: Bond Election Precinct No. 1 Polling Place: Alta Heights School, Montecito Boulevard, Napa, California; Officers cf Election: Inspector-Mrs. Barbara Jessiman Judge- Mrs. Janice Zanardi Mary Reis Bond Election Precinct No.

2 Polling Place: Shearer School, Pine Street, Napa, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Alice Keig Judge Mrs. Florence Casassa Judge Mrs. David L. Barry Bond Election Precinct No.

3 Polling Place: Lincoln School, Main Street, Napa, California; Officers of Election: Mrs. Tom Prescott Judge Mrs. Earl Wallis Judge- Winston Young Bond Election Precinct No. 4 Polling Place: Dee T. Davis School, 1600 Myrtle Avenue, Napa, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs.

Joe McConnell Judge-Mrs. Willard Love Judge-Mrs. Andrew Kratzer Bond Election Precinct No. 5 Polling Place: West Park School, West Park Avenue, Napa, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Ed Whitmer Irwin Krenke Judge-Mrs.

W. C. Wigington Bond Election Precinct No. Polling Place: Westwood School, Kilburn Avenue, Napa, California; Officers of Election: Inspector- -Mrs. Van Hoppe Sidney Steele Judge- Mrs.

Clifford Sanders Bond Election Precinct No. 7 Polling Place: Shurtleff Victory School, Shipyard Acres, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector- Mrs. Viola Smith Judge-Mrs. Mary Soloman Judge-Mrs. Myrtle Duncan Bond Election Precinct No.

Polling Place: Phillips Elementary School, Shurtleff Avenue, Napa County, California: Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Pearl Hudgins Judge-Mrs. Olga Young Judge- -Mrs. Kathryn Burt Bond Election Precinct No. 9 Polling Place: Browns Valley School, Browns Valley Road, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs.

Ila Matzen Judge-Mrs. Effie Pillard Judge-Mrs. Jaunice Milton Bond Election Precinct No. 10 Polling Place: Carneros-Los Amigos School, Sonoma Highway, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Vera Judge-Mrs.

Richard Shouse Judge-Mrs. Frank Lorenz Bond Precinct No. 11 Polling Place: Mt. Veeder School, Mt. Veeder Road, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs.

Marie Pieratt Judge- Mrs. Marion Hart -Mrs. Wilma B. Schultz Pond Election Precinct No. 12 Polling Place: Yountville School, Yountville, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs.

Sophie Murbach Judge-Mrs. Catherine Horne Judge- Gertrude Halter Bond Election Precinct No. 13 Polling Place: Salvador School, Helena Highway, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector- Marie Linder Judge-Mrs. Natalie Avanzino Judge -Miss Edith 'Imrie Bond Election Precinct No. 14.

Polling Place: Soda Canyon School, Soda Canyon Road, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector- Fern Jackson Judge-Mrs. Bernice Blodgett Judge-Mrs. Dorothy Rossi Bond Election Precinct No. 15 Polling Place: Mt. George School, Coombsville Road and Second Avenue, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs.

Ruth Butisbauch Judge-Mrs. Mildred Dunkelberger Judge- -Mrs. Caroline Olmstead Bond Election Precinct No. 16 Polling Place: Napa Junction School, Napa-Vallejo Highway, County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Pat Gondola Judge-Mrs.

Dolly Barrios Judge Mrs. Sterina Clark Polling Place: Wooden Valley School, Bond Election Precinct No. 17 Wooden Valley Road, Napa County, California; Officers of Election: Inspector-Mrs. Dorice Johnson -Mrs. Sadie Hill Judge-Mrs.

Sue Hauck Each qualified elector of said Union High School District shall be entitled to vote only in the bond election precinct in which he or she is a resident. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have hereunto set our hands this 29th day of March. 1955. RICHARD PIERCE THOMAS KONGSGAARD D.

E. ALEXANDER the Constituting a Majority Board of Governing NAPA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NAPA COUNTY, OF CALIFORNIA. (5-10, 17, 24) Catalina $2' 95 Including "Brief treme left) and "The sizes 8 to 18. Also 8 to 18, and "Cuban," and latest colors. Lastex" (as shown man's figure exClansman" (next figure) "Batik" printed boxer trunks, 14 to 18.

All with full support "Oriental Lantern -print on cotton. Very striking. Sizes 14 to 18.