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nrrvr LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT D-tS THE SUN Nov. 18, 1964 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Conference Group Sets 440 COURT ST. (Arcad. Entranca) SAN IERNARDINO Classified Ads INFORMATION and INDEX raSSSk1 TUrner 9-9666 Night, Saturday Afternoon. Sundays and Holidays Cah TUrner B-005S Tour Will Be Recordett Cliitifitd tdi an accept.

ubitct to the publishing regulation! of The Sun Co. THE SUN CO. WILL NOT EE RESPONSIBLE FOft ERRORS AFTE THE FIRST INSERTION. Repert errors immediately. The Sun Co.

reiervas the right to reiact idvertiitmentt. edit copy end correctly classify all edt. DEADLINES Clarified Adi Doily 3:00 P.M., Ooy Preceding Publication, Sohirday, 12 Nmi. Inttified Diiplay Doily 5:00 P.M., 2 Days Pre ceding Publication, Noon Friday for Sunday, Ofllre RtetrC Ntxin Saturday, All Oiy Sundeyt and Holidlyi RATES 1 Clauifkd Ad I Day 42e For Lino 3 Days 38c Par Lin Far Day 4 Dayt 31c Par Lin Par Day 7 Dayt 25c Far L'ma Par Day 30 Dayt 21c Par Line Par Day MINIMUM LINES Count Artji( Wards Per Line AP Wirephoto map and showers are expected in New England and the Ohio Valley. It will be warmer in the Central Gulf region and also in the Northern and Central Plateaus.

Snow and rain are due today in the northern United States. The snow is expected over the Great Lakes and the northern Rockies. Rain is forecast for the central Pacific coast INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Oyr 100 Different Classifications to Fill Yew Every Need The enlher and You Your Biologic Clock Announcement 1.12 employment 13-20 A Financial 3 37-42 Pets Livestock, etc. 43-50 Furniture Appliances 51-61 Musical 1 B-62 Orlico Equipment 63 Engines, Fumpt, Machinery 70 Miscellaneous 71 Autos, Trucks, 71 1-77 We all live by two clocks the biologic clock in our bodies watch. His day's activity com-j iu i i.

AJmences at about the time his COUNTY OFFICES Yon moy plac your classified od ot th county oHie nearest yon. BARSTOW 123 S. First St. CLinton 6-6866 BANNING-BEAUMONT 1651 W. Gilman 849-2134 COLTON 451 East St.

TAIbot 5-2121. Overland 4-2344 DEVORE 18730 Cejon Blvd. TUrner 7-3675 FONTANA-ETI WANDA 8477 Sierra VA 2-1 137, TR 5-0753 HIGHLAND TU 9-9666 LYTLE CREEK P.O. Box II TU 7-3971 du example oi me way yuw mv logic clock works is the opera tion of your adrenal glands. They function in a cyclic manner across each 24 hours of the day and are at their maximum from 5 to about 7 in the morn ing and at their minimum in the evening from about 9 o'clock to midnight.

The body of a man living in his own home town month aft er month, adjusts itself so that Unc ohlt Ills, uiuiugll. liui.iv hhjo auvui, Programs Two programs on the liberal arts will be offered by the University of California Extension at Riverside during Thanksgiving week at the Lake Arrowhead U.C. Residential Confer ence Center. mi. i.mu i The Thanksgiving at Arrow head" programs will each last two days beginning Wednesday Nov.

23. "America Out of Time" is the title of the first lecture series on folk culture in 20th century America. Lectures are scheduled from Wednesday night to Friday afternoon Nov. 23-25. Lecturers are Wayland Hand, director of the Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology at UCLA, and historian Douglass Adair from the Claremont Graduate School.

Their speeches will examine the hill people of Appalachia, the "desert rats" of the west, religious sects and isolated family-social units, their cultural complexity and part in the contem porary scene. The second program from Fri day night to Sunday afternoon, Nov. 25-27, will include two lec tures on the "Theater of Cruel ty" and illustrations by actors of scenes from plays bv Ionesco, Albee, Durrenmatt, Pinter, Jones and Genet William Melnitz, professor of theater arts and dean of the Col lege of Fine Arts at UCLA, and psychiatrist Hilda Rollman Branch of UCLA will lecture on contemporary drama as a reflec tion and comment on contem porary behavior. Actors Karl Swenson and Joan Tempkins will present an evening of theater followed by an open discussion with the speakers and audience. Further information may be obtained from the University of California Extension, Riverside.

Tax Forms Available to 'Exemptees' Growers with vines or fruit and nut trees have been alerted to a state Board of Equalization hearing on a claim form pro posed for the use of growers in filing for tax exemptions on new plantings. The hearing is sched uled for 1:30 p.m., Nov. 22, at Si-, Sacramento. der to receive tax exemption for trees less than four yeard old and vines less than three years old. The new law puts the burden of reporting new plantings on the grower.

Heretofore the as sessor was required to register lilt Hi) TTIIIV-II cii gl Ulll- efj by the state constitution not including Sunday and Legal Holidays after being requeited to ao so vy ine ioumy. ine pians ana special provisions may be obtained by prospective bidders at the office of the County Engineer at the above address upon pa.vmeni as louows fians ana special provisions Received at County Road Department $2.50 per Set Plans and Special Provisions Mailed to Bidder $3.00 per Set The above prices include sales tax. With the purchase the return address must be furnished which the purchaser thereby agrees is sufficient to reach him. Please note that upon payment of the appropriate purchase price, the plans and special provisions become the prop erty ox ine purcnaser ana are not to be returned to the County for refund. BONDS: The successful bidder wiU be required to furnish a Labor and Materials Bond and Faithful Performance Bond, each in the penal sum equal to at least I tiny per cent (50) of the Coh iraci once.

Each bidder must be licensed as required by law. THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO RE JECT any or all bids, and to waive technical errors and discrepancies, andor waive any informalities of a bid not affected by law, if to do so will best serve the public interest. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days after ine aaie sei lor opening thereof, Pursuant to the provisions of Sec tion 1770 of the Labor Code of the State of California, the Board of Supervisors of the County of San Bernardino has ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages and employer payments for health and weitare, vacation, pension and Sim liar purposes in tne County in which the work is to be done to be as follows: A. LABORERS Group I $3.70 per hour: Flagrnan Laborer Group II $3.80 per hour: Asphalt Shoveler Group III $3.89 per hour: Concrete Curer, Impervious Membrane Form Oiler B. ELECTRICIAN Group I $5.88 per hour: Electrician In addition to the ahnve.

the Em ployer shall make payment for each Employee for each hour of straight iime or overtime worked, as fot lows To Health 4 Welfare Plan NONE To Pension Fund 1 of gw To Vacation-Holiday Fund NONE Overtime. Sundays and Holidays not less than one and one-half (H2) times the basic hourlv rate plus applicable employer navments. The holidays upon which such rates snail be paid shall be all holidays recognized in the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the particular craft classification or type ui wurnman empioyea on tne proi ect. M. A.

NICHOLAS COUNTY ENGINEER By D. MURDOCK D. MURDOCK Contracts Administrator Date Nov. 9, 1966 Almanac Bv Unted Pr5s International Today is Friday, Nov. 18, the 322nd day of 1966 with 43 to follow.

The moon is between its new phase and first quarter. The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening star is Saturn. The first American to rocket into space, astronaut Alan Shepard. was born on this day in 1923.

On this day in history: In 1836, Sir William Gilbert, dramatist and librettist of the Gilbert and Sullivan team, was born. In 1903, the United States and Panama reached agreement and signed a treaty on the proposed Panama Canal. In 1946, John L. Lewis defied the government and ordered his United Mine Workers to go out on strike in the soft coal mines. In 1964, Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announ ced plans to close 97 military bases.

A thought for the day American President Thomas Jefferson said: "Never buy what you do not want because it is cheap. It will be lear to you." Sunset-Sunrise Saturday, Nov. 19. 196 Sunrise 6:24 a.m. Sunset 4:43 o.m.

Rainfall LOMA LINDA PYramid 3-2174, TUrner 9-9666 Weather Report SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Some too and low clouds lata night and early morning hours otherwise mostly sunny Friday and Saturday. Slightly warmer afternoons. Highs Friday 70 to 75. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Some nioht and early morning low clouds and local foq coastal sections otherwise mostly sunny Friday and Saturday. Slightly warmer days inland areas.

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY -Some coastal low clouds and local fog nipht end early morning hours otherwise mostly sunny Friday and Saturday. High Friday 75. Slightly warmer Saturday. POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming westerly 10 to IB knots in afternoons Friday and Saturday. Some low clouds and local fog night and early morning hours otherwise mostly sunny days.

Little temperature, change. EXTREME SOUTHERN NEVADA Some high clouds with sunny days through Saturday. Slightly warmpr Saturday. Highs t-rioay 10 81. COASTAL AND INTERMEDIATE VAL LEYS Some low clouds and fog late nignt ana early morning nours otherwise mostly sunny Friday and Saturday.

Slight ly warmer aays. Migns f-riaay to 78. MOUNTAIN AREAS Some high clouds with sunny days through Saturday, Slightly warmer days. INTERIOR AND DESERT REGIONS Some high clouds with sunny days through Saturday. Slightly warmer days.

Highs Friday 65 to 75 upper valleys 75 to 85 lower valleys. IMPERIAL AND COACHEUA VALLEYS INCLUDING PALM SPRINGS Some high clouds with sunny days through Friday so to is. northern and central cAUFOR NIA Fair over most of Central Califor ma through Saturday except patches of nvimirui inn in ih. u.n.u. In the north through Friday, then in-' creasing cloudiness probably leading to i rain beginning on the coast Increasing southerly winds on North coast, continued mild temperatures.

COASTAL WEATHER MARINA DEL REY Wind west NEEDLES 1 19 Street ONTARIO 201 S. Fern RIALTO 133 S. Riverside RIDGECREST P.O. Box 557 REDLANDS 209 E. State TRONA P.O.

Box 426) TWENTYNINE PALMS 5960 Begloy UPLAND 114 E. Street YUCAIPA iRndlmds Office) VICTOR VALLEY 14976 Circle Dr. Attorneys, Critics Of Warren Tangle I the same time as his wrist biologic dock says to get up, it's 7 o'clock." And that's about when the alarm clock goes off. Both clocks agree with each other, But when a jet transport lands a man in Viet Nam, for example, his biologic clock has been jarred out of synchrony with the clock on the wall. The body that has been outraged by the fast flight will need from two days to two weeks to get back to normal operating time.

Medicus Famuius and that day I'll wait for, Mr. Lane." Lane, sitting next to Liebeler, said quietly, "You'll have them very soon." Epstein charged that Warren fYimmksinn attnrnpv! did not i vuilllilissiuii diiuuieys uiu nui resolve the contradiction posed hv the autonsv reDOrt and the d.Ul0P6,y 1 pgj verslon an(j (jlfJ not inc Ufje jng pgr statement in the final irepol.t Hritips nf thp Warrpn Com- examination ueoeier, criticizing ip- stein's book, said faulty re- I 7 i search and scholarship went into its preparation. "This book." he said, "has done more to impugn the integ rity of the Warren report than Mark Lane am. bpstein owes an obligation to the public to ex plain his work NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING, AND RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Of THE COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA On Monday, November 7, 1968, on motion of Supervisor Break, duly seconded by Supervisor Mikeself, and carried unanimously, the following resolution is adopted: The Board of Supervisors of the County of San Bernardino hereby resolves as follows: SECTION 1. The Board of Supervisors of the County of San Bernardino hereby finds: (a) That a proposal for the for- matlon Of a hnsnitnl riletvir.

tn known as SAN BERNAnnmn MOUNTAINS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL DISTRICT was filed with 1 ta "sency Formation Conv mis5lon in 'he county of san Ber- nardino and approved by said Com-missioiri under the control number vr rormation of San Bernardino Mountains Community Hospital (O) i hat thereafter, a petition was duly filed with this Board on October 4, 1966, requesting formation of the San Bernardino Mountains Community Hospital District, pursuant to the provisions of Section 32003 of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California, which petition may be inspected at the office of the Clerk to the Board of Supervisors, Fifth Floor, Court auHion, oan Bernardino, California; (c) That said petition is suffi-cient under the law; (d) That it appears that the ter- inuiy aescripea in said petition is in need of, and will be benefited by, granting the request made in said petition; le) That the tnrWtnru ilnmiUj said petition is all that land cn- wunin boundaries described aa iuiiuws Being all that property in the San Bernardino, State pf California, described as follows Beginning at the Northwest cor- W1" 7' T' 2 R' 3 Thence East, along the North Section 7 and the North line of Sections 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of said T. 2 R. 3 W. and continuing East along the North line of Sections 7, 8, 9, and 10 of T. 2 R.

2 S.B.M., to an intersection with the East line of Section 10, said township and range: Thence South along said East line and the East line of Sec-tion 15. said township and range, to an intersection with the North line of Section 23. said township and range; Thence East along said North line and the North line of Section 24, said township and range, to an intersection with the East line of said Section 24; Thence South along said East line and the East lines of Sections 25 and 36 of said township and range, to an intersection with the South line of said Section 36; Thence West along said South line and the South line of Section 35 of said township and range, to an intersection with the East line of Section 3, T. 1 R. 2 S.B.M.; Thence South along said East line, to an intersection with the South line of said Section Thence West along said South line, to an intersection with the East line of Section 9, of said township and range; Thence Southerly along said East line, following its various courses, to an intersection with the South line of said Section Thence West along said South line and the South line of Section R.

same township and range, to an intersection with the East line of Section 7, said township and range; Thence South along said East line, to an intersection with the South line of said Section 7: Thence West along said South line, and the South line of Section 12, T. 1 R. 3 S.B.M., tn an intersection with the West line of said Section 12; Thence North along said West line and the West line of Section 1, said township and range, and continuing North along the West line of Section 36, T. 2 R. 3 S.B.M..

to an intersection with the South line of Section 26, said township and range; Thence West along said South line, and the South line of Sections 27, 28, 29 and 30 of said township and range, to an intersection with the range line between township 3 and 4 West: Thence North along said range line, to the point of beginning, (fl That the estimated initial an nual special ad valorem tax rate to the taxable property within the proposed district as computed based on the verified information provided by the proponents is $.20 per $100 of assessed valuation of all taxable property in the proposed district. SECTION 2. The Board of Supervisors hereby resolves and orders as follows (al That a final public hearing shall be held on Monday, November 28. 1S66. at the hour of 2:45 o'clock P.M., at the Chambers nf the Board of Supervisors at the County Court House, San Bernardino, California, to consider said petition and to consider protests against the proposed formation and written requests for exclusion or inclusion of land within the proposed district; (b) That protests may be oral or written, but that written protests shall be filed with the Clerk to the Board of Supervisors on or before the time fixed for the final hearing: and further, that any protest to the regularity or sufficiency of the proceedings shall be written ieas in wmun (juieuiimi is iiihuu.

(c, Tnat requcst for exclusi-m from or inclusion of land in thn nrnnnsAfl riitript shall writtnn and shall clearly identify the land for which such request Is made; That tne Clerk tn tne Board snail ceriuy to ine passage oi mis resolution and cause the same to be published as a notice once each week for three successive weeks in the San Bernardino Daily Sun, Mountain News Mountaineer and newspapers of general circulation published in this County and circulated in said proposed district. STATE OF CALIFORNIA Countv of San Bernardino )ss. 1. V. DENNIS WARDLE, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of San Ber- nardino County.

California, hereby certify the foregoing to be a full true and correct copy of the rec- members present, as the same appears in the official Minutes nf said Board at its meeting of November 7, 1966. DATED: November 7. Wfi6 V. DENNIS WARDLE Countv Clerk and px-officio Clerk nf the Board nf Supervisors By Martin Sponsler, Deputy NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NflTirF. IS HEREBY GIVEN that 'the Board of Supervisors of San Ber nardino uouniy, oiaie in whiuhn" will receive sealed proposals until 10:00 A.M., Nov.

28, 1966, in the office of the County Engineer of said County. 825 East Third Street San Rm-narriinn California, at which time ithev will be publicly opened and Idec'lared in said office, for construction on highway in accordance with the cnertififatinnt: therefore, to which Avenue. Road no 7254O0AB. WorK Traffic Control. Th n.n-k in ccnera consists nt it' traffi.

sienals, anri liphtin? facilities on the inter section on San Bernardino Avenue' and the access road to oate no. 0f Kaiser Steel Company. bids shall be prepared on Public Works, Division of High ways, dated July, 1964, and the spe cial provisions. rr-u uj alcn nrrnm- hv a rprtified or Cashier's (Check, or Bidder's Bond executed; hv an admitted surety insurer made payable to San Bernardino in the amount of at least; cent of the amount of thei owg ed the work, or any part thereof. ter into a contract within 8 days SAN DIEGO (AP) Two attorneys for the Warren Commission which investigated the assassination of President John F.

Kennedy clashed yesterday with words and a challenge lin fjlp lihpl artinn with two rrilipi! nf the nnmmiinn ro nort Tospnh A Ball a Senior COlin J0.scPn A- call, a Senior LOU11 sei tor tne commission, ana law hrot. wesiey J. ueoeier, a com aUhnrr. ctntompnfs with nnthnrsl Sre "To! 7Mark Lane and Edward J. Ep-; mission have said Oswald could W.

K. Eilers of Linden, chair-redondo he rmosa -wsw 12 stein. At several points, not have fired three bullets man of the California Farm Bu- paniy cloudy, ie m.ies. author of "Rush to Judgment" quickly enough and, therefore, reau Edible Tree Nut advisory la harbor light -nnw io and the attorney for the mother there may have been more than committee, reminds growers cloudy, i miles. 'of accused assassin Lee Harvey one assassin, that a new state law requires Oswald, called the commission! Epstein urged that X-rays and! them to register new plantings avalon harbor ssw 3 knots report fraudulent.

i autopsy pictures be released for i with their county assessor in or- Clastified Display SQ70 Per 1" to 10" Column lack t)S2 For Over 10" Column leek Pen I Celamm Wide no. en Sarv. Cka. 1 ww Mailed Tractors, Farm Equipment 7t7f Mobile Homos, Trailers, etc. S0 For Rent 21-34 Lumber and Building Supplies 7- Swap 4 Boors, Airplanes, Motorcycles 81-83 Ral Estato 84.104 EAstgate 6-2159 YUkon 4-7505 TRiangle 5-3633 FRontier 8-3121 793-2174, 793-2175 FRranklin 2-5333 367-3215 YUkon 2-0615 793-2174 CHapel 5-8676 il Special Notices ft, Home repair Service.

Lie. Plumber Journeyman Carpenter. Comol. Plumbing Repair Service. Room addition cement work.

No Job too small, free estimates. TU 7-2974 or TU 2-1622. Call Day or Niaht. AFTER thlsdaterwHI not be re sponsible for any debts other than my own as of 17 November. 1966.

Harold E. Mitchell, 7137 Fairfax San Calif. 12 Personals GET OUT OF DEBT Do you ow banks, Loan stores, doctors personal friends, or any other type of bill? If so, we can set you up on a planned pioqram desiqned to get you out of debt to keep you out. We can help you even if vou have been turned down by everyone else. HOME OWNERS NOT NECESSARY.

NOT A LOAN COMPANY HOME APPOINTMENTS Universal Credit Consultant Deot. (714) 546-1946 FORTUNE TELLER PALM PSYCHIC Rradinos, If vou have a problem, first visit vour Church or see a close friend; If vou can't, then come to me. I will help vou advise you. Private readinas daily 9 to 9, no appointment necessarv. 20 vrs.

same location. 2018 W. Foothill, TU 5-9632. Aulo Insurance BEEN CANCEI ED I Invire Anyone Drunk Driver, vo.jra i-rivers. Over Ago Driven My lotclaity.

PAV AS "Oil CAN PLAN Jamt-s McGuire 7t lt. Phono TU 5-4711 AUTO INSURANCE LOW RATES" PAY BY THE MONTH Lie. Suspended, 502 canceled Lvles Inturarce 1048 Pumalo TU 3-5732 day TU 2-472 nioht. Alcoholics Anonymous If you have a drinkina problem, CALL TU 8-4955 Alcoholics Anonymous CENTRAL OFFICE SERVING ENTIRE INLAND EMPIRE TU 8-4708 AUTO INSURANCE "Instant Credit" Rrtnrdless of driving record or ape. PERC SNYDER, 1286 TU 5-3449 CINlVl Amu TC Call for recorded messaqe TU5-16j DAY or NIGHT WANTED to buy, reasonable, from oriv.

party, aood upright belt mas-saoer. TU 7-5496. EARN FREE TOYS 875-0298, 797-1273, TU K-2483 WHOEVER owns a "Fat Black Pus-sv Cat" call 862-8136. REAL Estate tutoring. Reas.

fee. Broker, Mr. Ford. TU 7-2880. ROOM in priv.

home with board, for working an. TU 3-0330. 13 Situations Wanted Male TjrTGENT-JOBS NEEDED 656 St. YARD WORK, PAINTING, HOUSE-CLEANING, GENERAL LABOR. TU 5-9495 TU 5-6214 HANDYMAN Carpentry, painting, home repairs.

52.50 hr. Call Joe, TU 7-5370. HEAVY duty Diesel truck driver. 'IRONING wanted. Bv hour or oieca I 1 day service.

TU 8-1652. EXP. ladv like day work. TU 4-2532 Wdnteo. 'be nr.

T.i. St 7 5573. J593 w. BABYSITTER available. 588 E.

Gilbert. TU 9-3135. FAST IRONING IN MY HOME. 2946 SIERRA WAY. Typing anv kind.

Fast. Accurate. Insurance. Legal. TU 2-7363.

riOUSElEANiNG Ov rour or by lob. Own transportation. TU 5-0075. LADY wants dav work, by hour. TU 9-2098.

IRONING wanted, 75c an hour. TU 6-3127. DESIRE BABYSITTING Hv 143 Ralston. Call TU 9-8917 WILL babvsit llqht work. Near Base Line.

TU 5-8725. IRONING, 15c PER PIECE. 339 Magnolia St. TU 4-0238. IRONING in mv home.

SI hr. 1 dav service TU 4-9W bet. i t. 7 m. (Continued on Next Paoe) Appearing on a panel at tncj Associated Press Managing "As long as the pho os are not Editors Association analyzed, he said the corn-Ball and Liebeler called the re-m has not hmshed l.

jll0b. CARD of THANKS WE wish to express our sincere aoDreciatlon to our many friends far the kindnesses expressions of sympathy extended to us in the loss of our Husband 8. Father. Mrs. Lola I.

Hiqhtower Mrs. Sandra J. Parsons AN expression of deeo gratitude to our relatives and many friends for kindness consideration shown toward us at the passing of our dear wifr 8, mother, Dovie M. Underwood. Bud underwood Family FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lord's hunoral ChaDe! DIsCnrMv mnerel Service Freo 8.

Peta Lord Owners 135 Nn Mt Verncn Ave TU 9 im MARK B. SHAW INC. Memorial Cecal Xremer Chepfl 1525 Waterman 1446 Mt. Vernon Tilr 4-2131 TUr 4.1K1 bobbitt Memorial Chapei 139 E. Hlohland Ave.

tU 2-3761 Grove Colonial Mortuary SAN BERNARDINO RIALTO TU 2-12H. I7SJB13 Rsiph Wm. Allen Funeral Hom Phone 875-1123 no S. Willow Ave. Riallo CKMETERIES MON I SCIIO MEMdRlA'.

PARK" Cemetery l.ols Mausoleums Cremator' Ph. TA 5 3024 outh End nt Wtrinen Ave Mi. VIEW tEMEIERV Hlohland Avenue at Waterman San Beriairlinn Phone 7-241 PIONEER MEMORIAL CEMETERY Choice Lots Available Perpetual Care 7th St. Sierra Way TU i tm CEMETERY LOTS 2 lots. Ml.

View Cemetery, $300' for both. 875-5048. FLORISTS STEI'HtfNSON'S FLOWERS SERVING YOU SINCE 1923 TU 5-4451 753 North St. 10 Lost and Found NOTICE TO FINDERS The penal code of California pro-vidrs that one who finds a lost a'ticle under circumstances which aives him means to inaulrv as to. tne true owner and who aooronri ates such oropertv to his own use without first makina reasonable efforts to find tie owner is oulltv of larceny.

LOST: Brown leather purse. 16th Mt. Vernon, Nov. 12. Contents very important REWARD for return No Questions asked.

Ph. TU 3-5582. LOST: Tan. female Poodle, Nov. 11.

nr. Hesoeria Airport. Answers to "Patsv." Generous REWARD. Contact Owens Hesoeria, or call collect 244-9719. LOST: Small Scottie-like pup, male.

Wearina blue collar. Missed by small boy. Vic. of 7664 Plunoe Creek E. Highlands.

TU 3-4223 eves. LOST: Small red Dachshund. Named Vic 40th Acre Lane. REWARD. Dau9hler's pel.

TU 2-0338 after 5:30. pun idir anu cuiitiuaive diiu criticized Lane and Epstein, UULIIUI UL 1IIUUVJL, Ball hinted the critics of the report ignored evidence in shap- ing their versions of the Kennedy slaying. The commission mne Board of Equalization hasiand snail clearly set forth the de- If our work is examined ia mnii.ii.ni.oj found that Oswald alone killed! President Kennedv. 1 At the core of the controversy was thp rlppisinn nf thp II fnu- I prnmpnt. and the Kpnnpdv fami ly to withhold from public re lease autopsy photos and X-rays! of the dead president's body.

Epstein said most theories! that the assassination was the! result of a conspiracy depend on the autopsy photos. He said the autopsy report! indicated one bullet went throuch Kennedy's throat and i 1965-66 season total 16 96 1965- 66 season to date 3.91 1966- 67 season to date Julv 01 Auaust 00 Seolember October 311 Nov. 7 1.00 Nov. II 43 Nov. 17 0' lthp true snirit of scholarship, I am confident that it will stand the test of history." Ball said the Warren Commis sion investigation "was the most intensive ever conducted in this nation." "If we had followed the same partly cloudy, 1 Mile, fog, 1021 millibars.

Pt. LOMA LIGHT-NW 10 knots, clear, 18 miles, 1019 miilioar. Around the nation Thursday: High Low Pr. Albany, rain 55 41 02 Albuquerque, cloudy fi8 Atlanta, clear 70 Eakeibtield 71 Bismarck, clear .10 Boise, cloudy 49 Boston, cloudy 62 Brownsville 81 Bulfalo, rain 57 Chicago, cloudy 65 Cincinnati, cloudy 66 Cleveland, cloudy 66 Denver, cloudy 61 Dps Moines, cloudy 57 Detroit, cloudy 55 Fairbanks, snow 1.1 Fresno 71 Honolulu, cloudy IW Indianapolis, cloudy 70 Jacksonville, clear 76 Juneau, clear 26 Kansas City, cloudy 71 Lbs Vegas 75 Los Angeles, cloudy 74 Louisville, cloudy 71 Memphis, cloudy 75 Miami, clear 76 Milwaukee, cloudy 62 New Orleans, cloudy fll New York, cloudy 61 Oakland fis Okla. City, cloudy 77 Omaha, cloudy 52 Philadelphia, cloudy 62 Phoenix, clear 76 Pittsburgh, cloudy 63 Portland.

cloudv 51 Portland. cloudy 54 Banid City, cloudy 43 Bluff neno Richmond, cloudy Sacramento St Louis, cloudy 71 Slt T.akc Cty, cloudy 56 San Bprnardino 67 San Dieeo. clear 70 44 51 IS 38 45 61 51 48 4fi 50 39 45 4fi 5 53 69 47 58 3 61 .50 49 48 66 44 49 47 52 53 42 44 47 42 36 39 34 48 28 37 56 56 34 55 58 53 39 30 62 59 43 12 .01 At 38 T. .17 .04 San Francisco, cloudy 64 Seattle, rain Snokane Tamna. dear rhprnMl Wishinrrton.

rlniidy Winnipeg, snow 53 .01 44 71 R4 66 3' Census Kureau Drops Question About Kcligion WACHTvr.mV (LTD The Bureau 15 UIUTJUIIIK to include a question T- i distortions as Lane did nis.aiM) requebieu. i prepared a tentative exeiiinuni pIqIiti fnrm (nr usp hv ornwprs. according to Eilers, and the li i on it at tne hearing The claim form calls for grow- ers to indicate the date of new plantings, pattern of planting, species, variety, 1 a per acre, total number of plants and i equivalent acres planted. A Isketch of the planting pattern is TTilorc cairl Farm Rnrpail iq, Concerned about Whether or not; the form can be completed by growers without undue burden, and if it could be improved or simplified by changes. Growers i ii.

mav contact me L-auiornia ied chanRes in the form, Eilers said. Brown Appoints 2 Judges, Plans For 50 3 lore i I hit Gov. John B. Connally of myself as a lawyer," Ball said. Texas.

But, he said, a report by; He said Lane drew conclu-two FBI agents who were sions which were not warranted present at the autopsy said only! by the evidence and called this book. 1 would be ashamed oi "the tecnnique ui piuyasa.mc Lane accused the press of failing in its duty following Bureau for further infor-asassination. Nation or if they have suggest- one bullet hit Kennedy back I and it fell oLt of the wound. I "The autopsy photos might resolve this mystery. Epstein said.

"In a nutshell, if these au i topsy photos reveal that the bullet exited the throat, the possi- bility there was a second assas sin will he virtually reduced to groomea. n-i5-6. vie. base Line Waterman. Owner identify and oav EXH ins.

An usler (.141 desires lull for ad. Sun Box 217. 'ima Position. VU 7-2079. LOST: Male Siamese, Sunday, vie.

PAINTING CLEAN UP WORK of the San Franciscan Steak REASONABLE RATES. TU 9-8254. House, Base Line, nr. Sterling. Rnuuarrf TU (.11111 alter 5 nm PAINTING, lenitor work, hau nq.

Kewara. iu am atier a orn. FuM or part time Tu s.0i50 LOST: reddish-brown German Sheo- oAiMTiur iu herd mixture. Devnre area. Chain our i lob.

Terms on neck. REWARD. 987-3281 Etl- JjJJM3S8. LoWsTdasiamese cat. Hind legs" in- 14 Situations Wanted iured.

Answers to "Sahya." Vic. Fpmalp 5th 8, Yucaipa. Reward. 1 797-1058, TU, 2-5862. Bookkeeping 8," tvoino In my FOUND: Brown puppy, near 600 home.

Christmas cards, W2 form. East Mill St. Identify pay for personal corresDondence. Free Dick-ad. Call Jim, TU 4-0411, ext.

5131. up 8, del. 825-0526. LOST: black male Cocker 8. Dach- IRONING wanted by hour or piece.

shund, yellow feet. 5 vrs old. 1 day service. TU 8-1652. Ans.

to Reward. 825-2085. MATURE, dependable woman de- LOST: Nov. 4, male Siamese cat, sires babysitting. TU 9-7322.

I nil. "If they reveal that the bullet) Lanc called for creation of a in question did not pass through new commission "composed of the body that would substan-Lprsons in whom the American 'tiallv reduce the probability! Dublic could have faith." 'Whcre was the press during itne investigation by the Warren Commission?" he asked. "The press miserably failed the American public by not de- hearings of the Lane saia ntprestS 01 USWaiU' Willi II lilt would be represented. io Rar Association nrofessor of law in i i. in ii Liu Liebeler IS a P.

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Nov. 96 93 81 69 74 64 59 54 60 67 6B 72 82 77 72 63 67 Vital Records DIED: I In Galveston, Nov 16, 1966, Thomas Parnell, 79, natve bngland, resiaenr aan oenwroinu 4J years, bervices pending, urove Colonial Mortuary. BEATTY In San Bernardino, Nov. 16, 1966, Pershing Scatty, 58, native Arkansas, resident San Bernardino one year, California 18 years. Services, 11:30 a.m.

Monday, Mark B. Shaw Chapel; burial Green Acres Memorial gardens, Bloomington. SEIBEL In San Bernardino, Nov. 17, 1966, Mrs. Lillian C.

sei-hL SI. native Colton, lite resident san derndrdino. services i a.m. oalurudy, ouuuni mcu'vr io, wiur i hnrial. Ml Viw Tempterv.

aMP In San Bernardino. Nov. 16, 1966. Haskell H. Stamo.

58. native rcioeni San Bernardino 32 ds.ys. Body to be forwarded bv Bobbitt Memorial Chaoel to Barberlon, Ohio, tor services and burial. FLeiCHcK In Sacramento, Nov. 17, 1966, Sareh E.

Fletcher, 85, native Texas, former resident San Bernardino 20 years, California 38 years. Services, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Sacramento Memorial Garden Chapel Mortuary; burial, Sacramento Memorial Garden. CRAIG In San Bernardino, Nov. 17, 1966, Lawrence fc.

Craig, 63, native Elmira, resident San Bernardino 36 years. Services, 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Bobbitt Memorial Chapel; burial, Monte-cilo Memorial Park. GRANT In San Bernardino, Nov. 16, 1966, Simon Grant, 34.

native Detroit, resident Al-buQueraue, N.M. Services pending. Bobbitt Memorial Chapel. LITTS In San Bernardino, Nov. 17.

1966, Robert E. Lilts, 1 vear, native Long Beach, life resident San Bernardino. Services. 11 a.m Monday. Bobbitt Memorial Chaoel; burial, Mt.

view SACRAMENTO (AP) Demo-(special reference is made as fol- cratic Gov. Brown appointedj10nstrut.tion n( San Bernardino ho Vnnnnrlir hoc L'illnfi ViV tt sincle assassin." i A tUnSiiuuiu two Southern California judges CMC I Ud ltd iuu sunie -iu turn i fill before leaving office uuuftc imjucii U. iiiiMiijjauu the Los Angeles Municipal! ei inviting me aumui iu me a Rii a Long tseacn religious preference in its suit against him. Ball i a Long Court bench was named to office and be prepared big 1970 head-count. rl A.

Ross en o-svp nn rrasnn for thp Lckler gave no reason ior uinn hut strong oDDOsiUon1 jor Court succeeding in accordance with the Provisions of i ip ITniverS tv Of CaiHO- Standard Specifications of the at aIiL lane and'Alfred D- Boone who resigned; of California. Highway Trans- at Los Angeles Lane anaiMriieP Mr vear Thomnson. 48. PortaUon Agency. Department of Reward.

825-2229. LOST: vr. old white Wire Hair Terrier, male, Fontana area. 822-1558. Reward.

HELP me find mv "Fat Black Pussy Cat." Call 862-8136. II Special Nnllces AFTER this date I will not be responsible for any debts other than mv own. Charles H. Jacobson, 7249 Coneio San Bdno. AFTER this date I will not be re.

sponsible for any debts other than mv own. cnanes k. covingion, 1248 San Bernardino, RETIRED Sciiool Teacher will tutor In reading, phonics spelling. Call TU 5-42J3. ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of my "Fat Black Pussy Cat" call 862-8136.

WIGS, lOCs human hair, $29. Close-outs. BONNIE'S 875-5020. PRIVATE Tutoring: Spanish, phonics, English. All ages.

TU 9-2069. icnuiur. vuamtfd 15c HOUR TU -25Kl uireaieiieu iu oue nun. from Congress plainly was -Tvc been waiting anxiously tr.i-wc datnmpnf 'for those Darjers ever live in PW Y01K. me anu nunc ucu u.c cno.i-CT ftvpnannn u' i.ii'iii.i i mnn f)T can nnnk' wmv a "tissue of distortion and he ila sdla wllen "du annum previouslv Lane had jUTfTi nf nrrtfpcc nP.

1 cause you know very well as soon as you do that, you're go ing to have to submit vourself to deposition under oath, and go through discovery proceedings, i i I. a Republican. That means Brown also could name Thomp- lower wij nraham S2. a San r- i Diego attorney and a Democrat, was a int San Dicg0 nicipal Court judge. It is a nrw judgeship created by the 1966 legislature.

hpr nf Dcrsons had expressed 4 renewed opposition to inclusion of (he question on grounds it would infringe on the 1st Amendment's guarantee of sep- aration of church and state. LONDON (UP1) OllCe are tlrlv ripars With seeking 300 tetiay Dears wuu black plastic noses, bells on their cars and glass ees. ine bears, worth $1,680. were stolen from a London warehouse..