The Evening Press and Santa Rosa Republican from Santa Rosa, California • 2

2-- Evening Press Santa Rosa Calif Tues July 12 1949 2-- Evening Press Santa Rosa Calif Tues July 12 19491 1 I 1 14 US Newspapermen Die -I- --I- 14 Newspapermen Dip California Crash Follows Mid-Air Fight Crash Follows Mid-Air Fight California Assault Charge Added to Counts Against Susp3tt riaalatill Ilt311111V kilLit3Util EU i 110 A Ai OfiinSt 3)115133ti lIcen1110 tillincnn neltIna on OUR HOME TOWN PI se to o5ud HOME TOWN Items to 54 I Phone Your 2 Plead Guilty Jack Pool 49 and John 0- Henderson 54 both of Ukiah pleaded guilty to being drunk in and about a car yesterday and will be sentenced by Justice of the Peace Darby- Sebastopol July 15 They were arrested by Sebastopol police yesterday in 0- Hen-al pleaded and about ill be senthe Peace 1 July 15 Sebastopol 2 Plead Guilty 1 tru le MEMMIMER 1161111116111111116 As Plane Hits Mountain (Continued from Page 1) served Bombay and its pilots were lean newspapers radio stations unfamiliar with the Bombay air-and news agencies to send report- port area ers On a tour of Indonesia visiting The Hague en route AGADIR French Morocco (AP) French military plane crashed INDONESIA has been torn by here yesterday killing 18 persons war between the Dutch govern- the French news agency reported ment and the Indonesian republic today "Complete freedom of action" had The wreckage of a Junkers 52 been promised those accepting the flying from Agadir to Dakar with invitation 12 passengers and six crewmen Two Americans originally in the was found on a beach south of Dorothy Brandon of here It had plunged into the sea the New York Herald Tribune just offshore (Continued from Page 1) lean newspapers radio stations and news agencies to send reporters On a tour of Indonesia visiting The Hague en route INDONESIA has been torn by war between the Dutch government and the Indonesian republic "Complete freedom of action" had been promised those accepting the invitation Two Americans originally in the Dorothy Brandon of the New York Herald Tribune As Plane Hits Mountain (Continued from Page 1) served Bombay and its pilots werl lean newspapers a i stations here with the Bombay air and news agencies to send report- port area ers On a tour of Indonesia visiting The Hague en route INDONESIA has been torn by re yesterday killing 18 person! Is ar ween the Dutch bet govern the French news agency reporte ment and the Indonesian republic today "Cinviomtaptiloente freedom of had The wreckage of a Junkers 5 promised those accepting the flying from Agadir to Dakar wit 12 passengers and six crewmet Two Americans originally in was found on a beach south Dorothy Brandon of here It had plunged into the se the New York Herald Tribune just offshore sicians Joyce Hov-lar and Helen Collins Guests were Mrs Leona Kiberoy Mrs Paul Maddex Mrs Carl Sharp and Mrs Howard Howlar I sicians Joyce Hov-lar and Helen LOUlliS Collins Guests were mrs- 1eona 1Ciberoy Mrs Paul Maddex Mrs Carl Sharp and Mrs Howard Howlar 1:4 HIGH SCHOOL 11 A STADIUM AT ii FRI and SAL 16 HA JULY 15 16 2:15 PM 8:15 PM-If you missed it list May in Santa Rosa or want to see it again here's your chance 8:15 PMt May In to see It nee and William Mathews Tucson Ariz decided not to return aboard the ill-fated Constellation Mathews said on his arrival at Manila that Mrs Brandon had refused to fly on the KLM aircraft because she feared it would be sabotaged He quoted her as saying the plane would be "sabotaged as sure as your life" No evidence that the plane was sabotaged has been uncovered thus far (SEE MRS BRANDON'S statement on page 3 The plane was due in Cairo tonight and Amsterdam tomorrow KIM officials in New Delhi pointed out that the line never had anti Willityl no Mg211t MI I "0 Peri America's Finest BERLIN (AP) An American C-54 airlift plane with three crewmen aboard crashed in flames today in the Russian zone some 53 miles northwest of Berlin US Air Force headquarters reported All aboard were feared dead (Continued from Page 1) San Fernando valley They roared at breakneck speed up the tortuous dirt road to the scene quickly loaded aboard the injured who had walked or been carried the 300 yards from the burning airliner and headed back down the one-way road Two hours after the accident ambulances still were coming back making return trips but this time to carry out the dead which searchers said included two infants Bodies were sprawled grotesquely in clumps of sagebrush and over rocks One survivor was carried out with a broken back A bizarre touch was given to rescue operations by the presence of 30 bearded robed followers of Religious Leader Krishna Venta who calls himself "The Voice" They live in a stone house not far away In their bare feet they paddled up and down the rocky slopes bearing stretchers One of them identifying himself only as Brother Paul said he heard the plane circling low over the hills a few minutes before the crash The engine seemed to be performing perfectly he said (Continued from Page 1) They San Fernando valley roared at breakneck spee thd up the tortuous dirt road to scene quickly loaded aboard the injured who had or been carried the 300 yards from the burning airliner and headed back down the one-way road Two hours after the accident ambulances still were coming back making return trips but this time to carry 10 tiasti wiliph qP2rehferC gniti ing Mr Guldbrandsen impatiently waived the reading of the complaint and declined to question the witnesses He looked steadily at the floor while testimony brought out the events of July 4 Coroner Vernon Silvershield described the cabin in which officers found the two znen dead the barbecue scene in the yard where Mrs Paget had been trussed to a tree by a pair of trousers and green twine Dr Owen Thomas added details to Mr Silvershield's account of the autopsy California Highway Patrol Officer John Cooney told how two women picnickers brought lkIrs Paget to Warne Id station on Sonoma highway She was bleeding from head wounds and dressed only in a T-shirt Deputy District Attorney Dennis Keegan under questioning by Mr McGoldrick revealed the story of the murders told by Mr Guldbrandsen in two interviews with the sheriff district attorney Dr A A Thurlow Dr William Rappoport and other officials after he was brought to the county jail from Eureka where he gave himself up July 5 init Mr Guldbrandsen impatient- IY waived the reading of the corn- th plaint and declined to qustion witnesses He looked steadily at the fl oor NV hue tes imony 'I brought out the vents of July 4 ner Vernon Silvershield described the cabin in which of ficers found the two men dead the barbecue scene in the yard where Mrs Paget had been trussed to a tree by a pair of (Continued from Page I) Ralphine district On tomorrow's Evening Press sports page Howard Smith will report on Mr Phillips' appraisal of the layout MILS A JACOBI AND MRS EARL GIBSON who returned yesterday from taking three local Junior Red Cross members to San Francisco report that the youngsters made a good start on their trip to Junior Red Cross training camp 1 The three Harold Darling1 Santa Rosa Bill Coops Sonoma and Nancy Baird Guerneville boarded the noon daylight for the camp at Asia 'mar But before their departure they were met by six Junior Red Cross members from Hawaii who presented them with leis They were also joined by six members from San Francisco and three from Mann county They also learned that they will be joined for their ten day stay in camp by four Navajo Indian members TURN ABOUT is fair play Last week the employes of the Travelers Hotel and 399 club gave Inez Coats owner of the hotel and night spot a party to celebrate her 25 years there Last night Inez gave a party for the employes at Mark West Springs Those present were Bartenders Benny Weiss Lloyd McCann Chuck Anderson and their wives Auditor and Frank Diperno Mu ued from Page 1) trict On tomorrow's ess sports page How Till report on Mr phi) the 5al of layout JACOBI AND I GIBSON who re- terday from taking unior Red Cross mem- Francisco report that ers made a good start to Junior Red Cross op NAPA 4 SMAE 4 -)( CIRCUS PtO CACICIEI ROS ONE DAY OLD babies at Sane ta Rosa General are for Mr and Mrs Frederick Hall 4324 Sebastopol road and Mr and Mrs Clarence Owen Windsor Both are girls The Hall baby weighed pounds 2 ounces when delivered by Dr Alexis Maximov while the Owen baby was ounces lighter when greeted by Dr Robert Bulman The birth of this pair brought the month's' baby production at General up to 19 said Mrs Gladys Kay hospital superintendent SPEAKING OF and Mrs Andrew Hass 608 LaVerne avenue have just been informed that they became grandparents twice within a week A son was born to their son Robert and the former Virginia Boyd of 'Oklahoma in New Milford on June 25 A daughter was born to their son Jimmy and the former Barbara Price of Santa Rosa on July 4 at Greenville Calif Robert and Jimmy were born in Santa Rosa attended schools here and both saw service in the South Pacific during the war The grandparents plan to visit both sons and their families next month first going to Greenville and then East where they will also tour the New England states ONE DAY OLD babies at Sane ta Rosa General are for Mr and Mrs Frederick Hall 4324 Sebas- topol road and Mr and Mrs Clarence Owen Windsor Both are gins The Hall baby weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces when deliv- ere by Dr Alexis Maximov 141 rl )1 2 Small Grass Fire Licked by Fireman A small grass fire at 1920 Mendocino avenue was extinguished at 11:15 a in today by the Santa Rosa fire department No loss was reported in the fire which burned briskly for about 10 minutes at the Veterans Village housing Henry Brun Buldbrtmtisen' 34 is back in the county jail today with a fourth felony count added to the double murder and rape charges he will face in superior court No date has been set for his appearance in superior court to answer for the murders of Peter Flint and Peter Jensen whom he killed while he was a guest in Mr Jensen's cabin Candelight Lodge July 4 At the end of the preliminary hearing yesterday the confessed slayer was also charged with assault to commit murder on the person of Mrs Eva Paget raped and beaten by the killer Mr Guldbrandsen who fought stubbornly against a preliminary hearing when he was arraigned last Friday in justice court again resisted it yesterday Asked by Justice of the Peace Fulwider if he was ready to proceed he said: "No sir" He wore dark glasses in the courtroom which was crowded beyond the doorway with spec tators and held a straw hat over 'the manacles on his hands He spoke in a weak faltering manner and his voice broke on several occasions He said he has no funds to hirel an attorney and has told his family and friends to "entirely disregard me" According to statements he has made to District Attorney Charles McGoldrick he has a wife Margaret in Philadelphia or New Jersey He said he had been married once before and was divorced MR McGOLDRICK told the defendant the law requires a preliminary examination unless he hires an attorney and pleads guilty in the lower court The justice of the peace cannot appoint an attorney but the judge of the superior court can do so after he is regularly certified to his court Pursuaded to continue the hear Henry Brun Buldbrtmti sen 34 is back in the county jail today with a fourth felony count added to the double murder and rape charges arges ill face in superior urt CO No date has been set for his ap- Pearance in superior court to an- swer for the murders of Peter Flint and Peter Jensen whom he killed while he was a guest in TRANSCENDINGLY OPULENT NEW EMMY BY ALL ODDS THE BEST TIT GEN ADM SEATS MOO Inc Tax Res Seats $180 $240 Inc Tax MEW NEW EDMON THE REST TIT kTS MOO Inc Tax 0 $240 Inc Tax I I 4 took at the ROOMIfy the RIDE compare the YALU he VALUE Closing Stocks Dow Jones Averages July 12 1949 Furnished by Davies la Members New York Stock Exchange High Low Close Chg Ind 17196 17052 17178 97 4333 4286 4330 38 3522 3494 3515 07 65 stocks 6100 6046 6094 35 Volume 870000 shares Passenger List of Plane That Crashed Near Burbank "On mountain roads I keno averaged 253 miles per gallon" EGarria Trinidad Colo its roads I ham iles per gallon" rinitiad Colo mi roads I kavs gallon' miles per Cole 161A 2234 2734 311 1214 21 1411'8 69 27 277'8 5 6 FINAL STOCKS Admiral Corp Air Reduction Allis Chalmers ----Amer Amer Brake Shoe Am Radiator Armco Am Smelting Ref Am Tel Tel Am Tobacco Am Woolen Anaconda Armour Baldwin Loco II pr 4 eor cgsr- VIIIM ir 44'7 aidrai 114 I ei :1 0 il 1' 4111 r141' Ill' 10101 mill ali 01001 4e 411 IIIIIIIW lit 9 1 '4 LONG BEACH Calif Standard Airlines today released the following list of passengers of a plane that crashed as it came In for a landing at Burbank: Mrs Rita Kellinski 132 Schuyler avenue Kearney NJ Ida McSween 447 West 14th street NY Irving Levin 781 Cretona parkway the Bronx NY Mrs Robert Barret 13 West 54th street NY Nathan Lavine 410 East 93rd street Brooklyn NY Mrs Nathan Lavine same address Miss Theresa Grey 758 East 166th street the Bronx Karen Marsh 353 West 56th street Normal North 4 East 8th street NY Mr Schute Burbank Statue Near Completion Itf hoy Fire Levels Ranch House In Penngrove AS Boeing 19 Bethlehem Steel 2518 Canadian Pac 11114 Hotel Biltmore NY Miss Sedders 1319 West 8th street Los Angeles: Mrs A Cunningham 317 West 79th street Los Angeles: Mr Fredat 514 East 82nd street NY Miss Griffith 1745 Sharon San Marino Calif: Harold Schwartz 39 Colin place NY Miss Arnold Hotel Dorset NY A Miller 737 Butterfield road Los Angeles Steinweg Route 2 Box 267 Petaluma Calif Jack Levy 1745 50th street Brooklyn Mrs Jack Levy same address Ed Wahl 179 Chatanooga street San Francisco Mr Frank Conway 1314 Broadway Albany NY: A Bartscheck US Naval Air Station Imperial Calif Bartscheck same address Palamini 31 Cottage street Bayonne NJ A Cohn 921 South Beacon San Pedro Calif Mrs Frese and infant 3933 East 15th Long Beach Calif Miss Frese same address Baker 4322 West 137th Cleveland Ohio Miss Petrie 633 South Bifel Los Angeless Joel Freeman 829 South Ogden drive Los Angeles Ziman 1330 South Main street Los Angeles Harris 7260 Be lair avenue North Hollywood Calif Mrs Harris same addresss Diana Harris same address Mr and Mrs Don Hart (address unavailable) Lois Tucker (address unavailable) Lawrence Bettis 731 Pacific avenue Long Beach Calif Mrs Lawrence Bettis Long Beach Calif Crew: Capt-Roy White 23637 Ronan avenue Wilmington Calif First Officer Harold Tucker 839 Carson street Long Beach Calif Stewardess Marianne Roae 5105 Gardenia Long Beach Calif Stewardess Charlotte Grenader 5439 Sorrento drive Long Beach Calif I I ing ner IN THE FIRST Interview Mr Guldbrandsen told the events which led up to the killing "sometime between 8 and 10 a Tn" on July 4 He said he was invited to spend the weekend at the cabin by Peter Flint his roommate at Alameda Maritime Academy (The defendant 'released from Chino State Prison 17 days before was taking a refresher course there) They drove to Candlelight Lodge the home of Peter Jensen in Mr Flint's 1941 Buick convertible on Friday July 1 On the night of July 3 Mr Flint left his guest in a Sonoma tavern while he took Mrs Paget to dinner About 10:30 me the two men took her to the resort at which she was vacationing with her two children Then they went to the Rustic Inn and stayed there until it closed about 2 a They drove home and went to bed about 2:30 He said he slept with Mr Flint The remainder of his story was told in a second interview The next morning he got up sometime between 8 and 10 o'clock and took the stone and Indian pestle and killed first Flint then Jensen (He has never revealed a motive for the double slaying) He brought Mrs Paget to the cabin by a ruse and struck her down with a pestle as they went up the stone steps of the cabin When she begged for mercy he went into the house to get towels to wipe -the blood from her face and heard the motor of the Buick start He ran down the steps got her out of the car and 'pulled and dragged' her to the backyard near the barbecue pit ACCORDING to his statement they "talked awhile" and Mrs Paget went Into the cabin and washed the blood from her head and face He contends that she consented to the criminal attack which followed and agreed to be tied to the tree before he fled in Mr Flint's car At the conclusion of the testimony by Mr Keegan Justice Futwider asked the defendant if he had anything to say "Not a thing" he answered in a voice so low that Leo Prescott of Richmond: court reporter asked him to repeat his statement Mr McGoldrick asked that as a result of the testimony given he be bound over to superior court I on the two charges of murder and I one of rape already filed and the additional charge of attempting to murder Mrs Paget a violation of Sec 217 of the penal code In Sonoma Valley Community hospital yesterday Mrs Paget was said to be much improved No plans have yet been made to remove her to a hospital in Berkeley where her mother her husband and two children are awaiting her recovery hospital author ing her recovery hospital author- Case I 35! Celanese 27 Chesapeake Ohio 30 Chrysler 48 Colo Fuel Iron Corn Southern 418 Consolidated Edison -2278 Curtiss-Wright Deere 36 Du Pont 47 General Electric 36 General Motors Glidden 18 Goodrich 5674 Goodyear 39 Gt Northern pfd 3434 Greyhound 111 Hudson 14i Lockheed 171i Loews 17 Montgomery Ward 51114 Nash Rely 12 Ve National Distillers 181i National Supply 1614 Central 10 Ohio Oil 2634 32 Packard Pepsi-Cola 9 26 Radio Corp 1014 Richfield Oil 36 Safeway Stores 231i Sears Roebuck 3814 Sinclair Oil 2114 Socony Vacuum 1514 Southern Pacific 351 Sperry 24 Std Oil of Cal 6078 Std Oil of 86 Studebaker 19 Sunray Oil 10 Texas Co 54 Transamerica 10i 20th Cent Fox 22:1 United Aircraft 201' Steel 2134 Westing Elec 2318 Woolworth 48 Kaiser-Frazer (a) York Curb- Case I 351 Celanese 27 Chesapeake Ohio 30 Chrysler 48 Colo Fuel Iron Corn Southern 418 Consolidated Edison -2278 Curtiss-Wright 8Nit Deere 36 Du Pont 47 General Electric 36 General Motors 59! '8 Glidden 18 Goodrich 5674 Gocdyear 39 Gt Northern pfd 34 Greyhound 11 Hudson Lockheed 171A Loews 17 Montgomery Ward 51114 Nash Rely 12 Ve National Distillers 181i National Supply 1614 Central 10 Ohio Oil 32 Packard Pepsi-Cola 9 Philco 26 Radio Corp 1014 Richfield Oil 36 Safeway Stores 231i Sears Roebuck 3814 Sinclair Oil 2114 Socony Vacuum 1514 Southern Pacific 351 Sperry 24 (Continued from Page I) development from the "Gold Rush Days" to the present in Sonoma county as a whole Base of the hexagon on which the statue will rest will house the fair's first comprehensive feature wine display the historic Sebastopol Gravenstein Apple Show which in past years was always featured by an exhibit of Mr Burbank's plant and fruit creations and the countywide competitive agricultural displays FLANKING the central display at the north end of the exhibit hall will be 16 community agricultural 'organization displays seven 4-H Club five Future Farmer five Juvenile Grange and thre one family farm displays Yes look try Nash Airflyte has set new standards by which automobile value must be measured Look at tho room! Here are seats so wide they can become Twin Beds in an Interior a foot longer than most plus a 28-toot lug gage compartment Try the ride! You'll appreciate coil springs cushioning all four wheels the smoothness of Urn floJet Carburetion the freedom from wind noise you get with wheel enclosed streamlining Compare the value! Here is the only car with the Weather Eye with economy of more than 25 miles per gallon in the Nash "600'1 at average highway speed with Unitized Body-and-frame with curved undivided windshield on all models with Cockpit Control See your Nash dealer for a demons stration of a Nash Airflyte "600" or Ambassador Look try buy Nash! 4ash by be ats ds er Only Nash can UM IEUJII "ill Here is the only car scientifically de- build this Value! signe4 ith scientifically de- VI signed with Girder 0 0 Fire leveled the Phillips' ranch house in the Penngrove district early today while the house was unoccupied A neighbor Mrs Gus smelled stnoke at 3:15 a ni and called the Coital and Penngrove fire departments Flames had licked through the roof of the one-story frame building before the fire trucks arrived The house was beyond saving Penngrove Fire Chief A Sinclair said Fog-dampened grass kept the fire from spreading The two fire crews fought the flames or an hour Mr Phillips had built the Lau avenue property two years ago The building site was purchased from Brookover of Highland avenue and is situated in back of the Brookover farm builtUnitized Body andframe It's one solid welded low slung unit- Expands room adds 50 greater rigidity ends body squeaks and you a bigger safer ear 'Alv0Vh it' nr NW 111 -omen a ZN Driver Faces Hit-Run Charge To the south the spectacular Flower Show always an outstanding event with the fair will occupy a space 120 by 150 feet Central feature will be a giant rustic garden with a lily pool and spouting water geyser and myriad displays of exotic blooms and flowering plants A unique feature of the Flower Show will be a Luther Burbank Garden being installed by Joe Badger Santa Rosa nurseryman for the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce A non competitive display this will feature plant originations of Mr Burbank 7 Orli Air Force Pioneer Dies in Arizona COTTONWOOD Ariz (UP) One of the pioneers of the modern Air Force Lt' Gen Barton wartime commanding general of the air force training command died here early yesterday of heart failure NEW ANALY TIKEATIMIE GREAT CARS SINCE 1902 Nosh Motors ttvision Nosto-Koivinotor Corporation Derek Mich) AT CARS SINCE 1902 mida Jesus Candeleria 21 of Healdsburg faces a charge of hit-run driving and four other violations of the state vehicle code today He was arrested in Healdsburg yesterday afternoon by the California Highway Patrol and was to appear before Justice of the Peace John A Condit today In addition to the hit-run charge he was cited for driving on the wrong side of the road reckless driving speeding and overtaking another car without due caution overtaking another car without due caution LAST TIMES TODAY NASH SALES SERVICE VITAL STATISTICS Santa Rosa Calif Santa Rosa Calif 518 Third Street 518 Third Street 9-064t44 Bilk KIRIN CIES BPI IMO WM-GOLDWYN -OWEN roam Also DAUGHTER OF THE WEST IN NATURAL COLOR EnsrLv ItAIIITTE Ell Continuou Front 2 pm LAST DAY ri3OVE1 HATE! INTlIGIIIII DRIVE-IN THEATRE 4 Miles South on Highway 101 First Show 8:00 A GREAT COMEDY I Funnier than "THE EGG AND 11 1 E77- MARRIAGE LICENSES Hiram Roberts 78 903 College avenue and Edit Olsen 66 526 street BIRTHS VAN Mr and Mrs William Van Aalst 2095 Corby avenue at the Santa Rosa General hospital July 8 1949 a boy weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces Dr William Rudee attending Mr and Mrs Jack Brewer 2018 North Orchard street at the Santa Rosa General hosptial July 9 1949 a boy weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces Dr Leonard Hines attending Mr and Mrs Glen Ballard 2363 Hardies lane at the Santa Rosa General hospital July 9 1949 a girl weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces Dr Martin Hutchinson attending Mr and Mrs Sheldon Whiting 1063 Sunset avenue at the Santa Rosa General hospital July finw DOORS 145 will OPEN I IT'S THRILLING 1 to watch a woman fight when her man's in troubles' 9 1949 a boy weighliv 8 pounds 10 ounces: Dr Elmer troall attending ities said Mr and Mrs Dale Axthelrn 1180 Heicetn avenue at the Santa Rosa General hospital on July1 10 1949 a girl weighing I pounds 6 ounces: Dr Martin Hutchinson attending Mr and Mrs Ted Burnett 1012 Lincoln street at the Santa Rosa Geenral hospital July Mt 1949 a girl weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces Dr Martin Hutchinson attending VAN Mr and Mrs Wal- Ian Van Gandy 210 Hewitt street at the Santa Rosa General-hospital July IL 1949 a girl weighing 5 pounds 13' ounces: Dr Ernest West attending 1 Mr and Mrs Kenneth Morris 612 Maple street at the Santa! Rosa Geenral hospital July 11 1949 a girl weighing 5 pounds Dr Harding Clegg attending Mr and Mrs Walter Marlar 184 Baker St at a local hospital July 7 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds In ounces Drs Bloedau and Harr attending Mr and Mrs Charles David Azlin 722 Orchard St at a local hospital July 8 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds 31i ounces Dr Gordon attending Mr and Mrs Sol Elsie Herd Milton Brant ranch Healdsburg at a local hospital July 8 1949 a girl weighing 7 pounds 71i ounces Dr Gordon attending Mr and Mrs Fred Watson general delivery Sebastopol at a local hospital July 8 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces Dr Richard Derby attending Mr and Mrs Elwyn Gilardi 501 Western street Petaluma at Petaluma General hospital July 10 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds 416 -ounces Mr and Mrs Orval Fa-gin Star Route Box 90 Petaluma at Petaluma General hospital July 11 1949 a girl weighing 6 pounds! 8 ounces 1 DEATHS Healdsburg July 9 Mrs Calvert Gibson wife of On Gibson: mother of Mrs George Crawford Winfield Kan: sister of Mrs Botkins Mead Kan: a native of Kansas City aged 61 years Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday afternoon July 13 at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Fred Young and Co Healdsburg Inurnmerit in Chapel of the Chimes Santa Rosa TOVIER LAST NIGHT OPENS 6:45 FLYNN I SANTA ROSA SAVINGS LOAM ASSOCIATION ASSETS Cash on hand and in Banks 42392430 In addition to the cash on hand advances may be obtained from the Federal Home Loan Bank at low interest rates repayable over a ten year period This furnishes the Association a credit reservoir which may be used for making loans or paying withdrawals Govt Securities 41540312 Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank 350000C Membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System eatitles the Association to the use of the credit facilities of the Bank for this district Mortgage Loans 400991829 The Association holds about 1000 Loans on homes and other improved properties in Sonoma County These loans are all secured by First Deeds of Trust and are repaid in equal rnonthly installments Other' Loans 1885185 Other secured loans and Title 1 FHA Loans Interest Earned and Uncollected 307043 Interest is not taken into earnings until collected Furniture Fixtures and Office -Improvements 811239 Less depredation TOTAL ASSETS $491428038 FINANCIAL STATEMENT As of June 30 1949 Savings Accounts $419787079 The savings of investors plus intct accumulations Each account is in- sured lip to $500000 by the Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corporation Alembership Shares 1600000 Issued only to directors Incomplete Loans 28014813 Loan funds not yet disbursed Other Liabilities 235052 Accounts Payable and Advance Payments by Borrowers for Taxes and Insurance Premiums LIABILITIES 1885185 Capital Surplus and 41791094 The margin of safety for the protec tion of the investors in the Association 307043 This is ten per cent of our savings -accotmts and is a substantial protective cushion against any possible loss to our investors TOTAL LIABILITIES P011 Member Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corporation $491428038 '''i MARRIAGE LICENSES 9 1949 a boy weighing 8 pounds 10 I 14 Hiram Roberts 78 903 College ounces Dr Elmer troall attending ities said 411Da avenue and Edith Olsen 66 526 Mr and Mrs Dale 1111 aliitS P11 1: DRIVIE IN VAN Mr and Mrs wit- ounces Dr Martin Hutchinson at-1 street liam Van Aalst 2095 Corby avenue Axthelrn 1180 Heicetn avenue at the Santa Rosa General hospital on July1 1 ltI BIRTHS 10 1949 a girl weighing I pounds 6 tending 11 i Mr and Mrs Ted at the Santa Rosa General hossital July 8 1949 a boy weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces Dr William Rudee attending Burnett 1012 Lincoln street at the Santa Rosa Geenral hospital July 112! sANT'A RosA sAv'INGs LoAll ASSOCIATION THEATRE Mr and Mrs Jack 1949 a girl weighing 6 pounds 131! -tw: 4 Miles South on Hi Highway 101 Brew 2018 North Orchard street at ounces Dr Martin Hutchinson attend-it 'Cg -) the Santa Rosa General hosptial July inti a Mrs Wal FINANCIAL STATEMENT I I 1 i 1 s'r First Show 8:00 A GREAT COMEDY the Santa Rosa General hospital July 9 1949 a boy weighing 7 pounds 4 lais ounces Dr Leonard Hines attending an andy ewi street a Mr and Mrs Glen Mr nd AN 210 Htt i (i bi 1 sc 7 Funnier than "THE EGG AN Ballard 2363 HardieS lane at the IL 1949 a girl Weighing 5 pounds 13 7 Santa Rosa General hospital July 9 LI I 1949 a girl weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces: ounces: Dr Ernest West attending MORRIS--To Mr and Mrs Kennett) As of June 30 1949 iilmT Dr Martin Hutchinson attending Morris 612 Maple street at the Santa! Mr and Mrs Rosa Geenral hospital July 11 1949 don whiting 1063 Sunset avenue at a girl weighing 5 pounds Dr Harding LIABILITIES the Santa Rosa General hospital July Clegg attending Mr and Mrs Walter ASSETS Marlar 184 Baker St at a local hoe- Cash on hand and in Bank 42392430 ina 11i0taiu dsjurr Dborsy i-vetriiig 6 Savings Accounts $419787079 In addition to the cash on hand ad- a It 1 rA 4114 kk dau and Harr attending 2o il AA Ko Mr and Mrs Charles vances may be obtained from the Fed- The savings of investors plus accumulations Each account is in- 1 DOORS 115 David Arlin 722 Orchard St at a 01 cal hospital July 8 1949 a hoY1 weighing 6 pounds 31i ounces Dr eral Home Loan Bank at low interest rates repayable over a ten year period sured up to $500000 by the Federal This furnishes the Association a credit aplassepas ---'''e I How Gordon attending 4 --4 OPEN Mr and Mrs Sol Elsie reservoir which may be used for mak- Savings ilz Loan Insurance Corpora- Herd Milton Brant ranch Healdsburg ing loans or paying withdrawals on i--- i- rowpm0p0wmemNumwwwmommomp at a local hospital July 8 1949 a girl weighing 7 pounds Iq Scurities 4 15 4031 2 IT' ounces Dr Govt THRILLING Gordon attending I dembership Shares 1600000 ISsued only to 014 11110f416 11 i liar1114 Mk li) idol 'serf atjtSitl to watch a woman Mr and Mrs Fred Watson general delivery Sebastopol at a local hospital July 8 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces Dr fight when her a Richard Derby attending Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank 350000 Membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System eatitles the Asso- Incomplete Loans 28014813 i 0 too man ill trouble! Mr and Mrs Elwyn dation to the use of the credit fadlities Gilardi 501 Western street Petaluma of the Bank for this district Conuou ntis 1 A egr A it Loan funds not yet disbursed 'From 2 yam LAJ I IJA IICHALD ICMG i1r 1- 4 Of i at Petaluma General hospital July 10 1949 a boy weighing 6 pounds MEG RANDALL '1111a 412 ounces Mortgage Loans 400991829 4-c- Mr and Mrs Orval Fa- The Association holds about 1000 Other Liabilities 235052 111111101111111111rassitommoomen Second Feature Star Route Box 90 Petaluma Loans on homes and other improved nOVEI HAT I INTRIGUE! 1 at Petaluma girl eig General hospital July 1 1949 a whing pounds proprties in Sono 6 ema County These loans are all secured by Fir- st Deeds Accounts Payable and Advance Pay- ments by Borrowers for Taxes and In- iii K1-ii IDARcfla lills a ounce -''-6 -44-c $14e: 1 of Trust and are repaid in equal DEATHS 1 surance Premiums 44 Healdsburg July 9 Mrs' monthly installments Mal a son Calvert Gibson wife of On Gib- 'iiil'oil-- '7" 6 i s' mother of Mrs George Craw ford Winfield Kan: sister of Mrs Other Other secured loans and Title 1 FHA 185 8185 Capital Surplus and Reserves 41791094 lk C----------150E-40A1 m-0-11 'resew of Kansas City aged 61 years Friends Botkins Mead Kan: a native i Leans The margin of safety for the protec- 4irc- tion of the investors in the Association JAI ES JUIIE are invited to attend funeral serv- I ices Wednesday afternoon July 13 Interest Earned and Uncollected 307043 This is ten per cent of our savings 1 0 x- at 2 o'clock in the chapel of Fred Young and Co Healdsburg haunt- Interest is not taken into earnings -accous and is a substantial prote OA leak imir merit in Chapel of the Chirnes Santa until collected- ntc i 1 i eau RAYMOND kr SIB ADIS011 Rosa 1 tive cushion against any possible loss 81611D GIMME Furniture Fixtures and to our invostors I I N- 2 LAST NIGHT 1 Office -Improvements 811239 TO1 ER OPENS 6:45 Less depreciation TOTAL LIABILITIES $491428038 SCOT ow a Bilk KIRIN CIES ItslEltAl Tht Jialvostatigt i- $491428038 CRIE 1 P1 'c'1-----4 Billittin3 A TAO- GOLDWIA -SAYER roam rk dr KA 1 Also EFRLyRNONL: II TOTAL Ass7 DAUGHTER OF dr I I Member Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corporation THE WEST Pius HEDY LAMARM 1 -e-- IN NATURAL COLOR esalio in EILS111V ItAIIITTEtil A it'.