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"9 mm mm 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS SUN-TELEGRAM al Chapel; Rev. John Reynolds, First Congregational Church of A Cemeterv. PHILLIPS In Fontana. Calif Seot. 17, 1968, Battel M.

Phillips. 59. Mt W. Grove Rialto Native Michigan, resident Rialto nine SAN BERNARDINO years, services 10:30 am. Thurs ficiating; burial, Mt.

View Cemetery; pallbearers, Sgt. Gabriel Willasinor, SP4 Sunnie Under 1 Lord's Funeral Chapel Distinctive Funeral Service fred Rete Lord. Owners 13.S N. Mt. Vernon Ave TU -J7J1 MARK B.

SHAW INC Memnria ThnAl kVAm rkai PHONE TU 8-0181 18, 1963 day Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home. Burial. Green Acre Memo (Edltor'i Note: Information Included In the following death tired fire department captain. Survivors: widow.

Hazel rial Laraens. LYBOLT In Riverside, Sent. 17, 1968. William Lvholt. S3.

3017 Foothill Rialto. Native Pennsylvania, resident Rialto eight wood, SP 4 John Gallo, SP4 Michael Shear, PFC Louis R. Vega, Pvt. Albert Espinoza. notices is provided by the mor Jones, San Bernardino; daugh Waterman 1446 Mt.

Vernon TUr 4-2131 TUr 4-1U1 Grove Colonial Mortuary SAN BERNARDINO RIALTO TU MJM. 175-MM years. California 24 veers Bodv WOMEN: tuaries. If any details, names, dates or hours are Incorrect, this newspaper would appreciate MANUEL M. CAMPOS Mass for Manuel M.

Campos. CEMETERIES 440 COURT ST. (Arcade Entrance) SAN BERNARDINO Classified Ads INFORMATION and INDEX HOURS PHONE TUrncr 8-0181 Nights, Saturday Afternoon, Sundays and Holidays Call TUrner 8-0188 Your Ad Will Be Recorded todav. Immaculate Conception Immediate notification.) -iced At PUIII1PC mil' ter, Mrs. Bonnie Oss, Blythe; son, Fred Haun, Port Hueneme; nine grandchildren; one great-grandchild.

Services: 3 p.m. today, Mark B. Shaw Chapel; burial, Mt. View Cemetery. WILLIAM D.

LYBOLT William Douglas Lybolt, 53, wm oe rorwaroen pv Mar Shaw Co. to Scranton. Pa tor services and burial. JONES In Hamhura. Iowa.

Sept. 14 1968. Raymond Taylor Jones, AS. 1501 77th St. Pnrt Hueneme.

Native Pennsylvania, resident California A3 years. Services 3pm todav. Mark B. Shaw Chapel, Burial. Vf.

View Cemeterv STOUGHTON-ln Redlands. Calif Seot. 16. 1968. James H.

Stounhton, 86, native Iowa, resident Yucama three years. Services 1 m. todav. Emmerson-Bartlett Memorial Chanel, Yucaioa. Burial.

Ml. Hone Cemetery. Manuoketa low Catholic Church, Colton; burial, MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lets Mausoleums Crematorium Ph. TA i.1A?4 South End of Waterman Ave. Hermosa Cemetery.

IBassel M. Phillips, 59, 644 ei i PIONEER MEMORIAL CEMETERY Choice Lots Available Peroetual Care 7th St. Sierra Wav TU 5 618S urove xviouu, uieu lues- day, Fontana hospital. Native Michigan, resident Rialto and California nine years. Maintenance mechanic, Kaiser MT, VIEW CEMETERY Hlohland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardina Phone TU 7 Wii 3017 Fool hill Rialto, died FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bobbitt Memorial Chapel 1299 E.

Highland Ava TU 2-3761 CEMETERY LOTS CUttifitd dt ere eccepteO ubct to th publtihmg rqu-ltioni ol Th Sun Co THI SUN CO. WILL NOT SI RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS AFTER THE FIRST INSERTION. R.port rrort immediately. The Sun Co. rirvt right ta rict advtrtitamtnti, adit copy and corractly clauify all di.

DEADLINES I lanifieA Aril Daily 3:00 rVM Day Pracadlna. Publication, Saturday, 12 Noon, Clantififd Dtiplay Dally 5:00 P.M., 2 Dayi Pr. eadinq Publication, Noo Friday tor Sunday. Oft'M ClftMO Noon A 0 tundui Mlit Member: Congregational Tuesday, Riverside County Native of Pennsylvania, resident Rialto eight years, California 24 years. General manager, National Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

2 lots. Garden of the Cross Value $690. Sell $590. Phone 822-0894. Raloh Wm.

Allen Funeral Home Phone 87S-U23 130 S. Willow Rialto Pr0At vnurfll NOW for art fx-niiinq. rewarding, fllnmrnu rrpfr RECEPTIONIST with T.I, RiiMrifM Srhrtnl, th APPROVED rarrr trmninq nti tut. You will rrfivo fiuiilifM, omiilattd on.ths.job training In the following: Cord Switchboard Opnrattnq Instruction! Long Dittanrn Cull Emfrqinry Operation! AniiwArinq Servir it i nv and InriPK. record control Cordless Switchboard and Procpdurpt Special CnlU Multiply OiaI Board i Typing YOU run tw th EMPLOYER'S "CHOICE'1 iut a ttw short weeks Frr Consultation and Clan Tour Air-Conditioned Climroortu Fnw StudNit Parking TU 6-4835 Survivors: widow, Arlowine, 8 Travel Opportunities Chemical Company.

Former member Buena Park Lions Sail Jjci ucu ujiiw ntu- vey, Michigan, daughter, Mrs. RATES MAN driving to Ohio about 2Sth Sept. Take 1 rider. Share exoens- rs RpfTenres. TU yvoune nui, xviauu, oiaiei, Mrs.

Blanche Young, Clnntified Pitplay Por 1 0 Lost and Found 1" 10" Column Inch OClVll-ta. m.u" a.m. inula day, Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral fH Por Ovor 10" Column Inek Paoo It Column Wido Clnanjird Ads I Dy 45c Par Lino Doyt 41c Por Lino Por Day 4 Day 32c Por Lino Por Day 7 Doyi 2ic Por Lino Por Day 30 Doyi 22c Por Lmo Por Day MINIMUM LINES Count I Axrait Word! Por Lino DON! Store SELL IT for CASH! A SUN Telegram NOTICE TO TINDERS The penal code of California provides that on vho finds a lost article under circumstances which gives him means to inquiry as to the true owner and who appropriates sucfi property to his own ue without first making reasonahU efforts ro find the owner is guilty of larceny. Home, Duriai, ursen rtues Memorial Garden.

50s It Si Mailod I Boi No. Sorv. Charqo BE A LEGAL OR MEDICAL SECRETARY JESSE T. CRUTCHFIELD Club, MANA of Riverside. Survivors: daughters.

Rouie McClure, Williamsport, Edith P. BoHart, Troutrum, mother, Mrs. Charlotte Newkirk, Rialto; father Raymond Lybolt, New York; brothers, Raymond and A. Fred, both of Tunk, Han-nock, Pa. Body to be forwarded by Mark Shaw Co.

to Scranton. Pa. for services and burial at Sunnyside Cemetery, Tunk Han-nock, Pa. ALMA HANNA PRIOR Rosary for Alma Hanna Prior 7 p.m. today, Stanley L.

INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS 1700 North Street Corner 17th and Classifications to Fill Your Every Nod Jesse T. Crutchfield, 86, 1965 Wall San Bernardino, Hied Tuesday. San Bernardino LOST: Yount) female Siamese, vicinity N. Stater's Mkt Fontana. Reward.

822-3612. Found: Brown white doq. Call 783 0394 or 382 59T. Found: male Cnlhe. Positive Identification.

Reolv Sun Box No. 149, hospital. Native Tennessee, res Almanac UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Today is Wednesday, Sept. 18, the 262nd day of 1968, with 104 to follow. Moon is between its last quarter and new phase.

Morning star is Venus. Evening stars are Venus and Saturn. On this day in history: In 1850, Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act, allowing a slaveowner with a certificate to reclaim any slave who escaped into another state. In 1851, the New York Times was published for the first time. In 1966, Valerie Percy, 21, twin daughter of Illinois Republican senatorial candidate Charles Percy, was found stabbed to death in the Percy suburban home north of Chicago.

A thought for the day-Walt Whitman said: "Once fully enslaved, no nation, state, city of this earth, ever afterward resumes its liberty." Suurise-Sunsct Thursday, Seot. 19, 1968 Sunrise a.m. Sunset :50 o.m. Rainfall 1967-68 Season total 11.33 1967- 68 Season to date 39 1968- 69 Season to date 39 July 27 August 12 Temperatures Ovtr 100 DiHoront Anneuncomontt Emptaymont Far Ront Financial Pots it livMtock, etc. Furniture Appliances Musical Ottlco Equipment Swop Supplies ident San Bernardino and California lfi years.

Retired peace officer, Jackson, 4(1 1-12 13-20 A 21-3 37-42 43-50 S51-l rl.2 fie3 4 67-f Enqines, Pumps, Machinery 70 Miscellaneous 71 Autos, trucks, etc. 7111-77 Tractors, Farm Equipment 71-7 Mobile Homes, Trailers, etc. BO Lumber ond Buildmq Boots, Alrptanes, Motorcycles CR1-M Real Estate SB4-I04 COURT REPORTING years. Survivors: widow. May Belle, San Bernardina; brother, Blake Tenn.

Services: Thursday, Bobbitt A REWARDING PROFESSION NEEDS REPORTERS! Mpmorial Chanel, San Bernar dino; burial, Mt. View Ceme-terv. Friends may call at the Chapel after 10 a.m. today. COUNTY OFFICES Yea may ploee your classified ad at the county office nearest you.

BARSTOW 123 S. First St. CLintsn BANNING-BEAUMONT I6SI W. Gilman 849-2134 COLTON 451 East St. TAlbot 5-2121.

OVerland 4-2344 DEVORE 18730 Cajon Blvd. TUrner 7-3757 FONTANA-ETIWANDA 8477 Sierra VA 2-1137. TR 5-0753 HIGHLAND TU 8-0181 LYTLE CREEK P.O. Box II TU 7 3971 LOMA LINDA PYramid 3-2174, TU 8-0181 RAYMOND T. JONES Raymond Taylor Jones, 65, 1503 77th Port Hueneme, died Sunday, Hamburg, Iowa.

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Fern RIALTO 133 S. Riverside RIDGECREST P.O. Box 557 REDLANDS 209 E. Stat TRONA P.O. Box 426 TWENTYNINE PALMS 5960 Bagley UPLAND 114 E.

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Seot. SCHOOLS GENTLEMEN: Please send me a free catalog of Court I 5 Name It Pays TO GO TO A GOOD BUSINESS SCHOOL PRIVATE TUTORING IN 6-Weelc E-Z Shorthand PBX 8 Typing Courses Bookkeeping Accounting Office Machines Vitals ANNULMENTS GRANTED: BUCKALEW Lenna from lenn HALL Sally P. from Gilbert C. DIVORCES GRANTED: SAUL Carolyn J. from Terry L.

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POSTEAL Albert from Oatlee. MORRIS Leora J. from Billy J. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED: HARTMAN.RENEDICT Neil Address City Zip Phone Aqe Reporting Courses. I NAME ADDRESS I CITY i AGE PHONE rPJPJPfJiJJ aigtn ra mmm mm Bttm jb niflitiEieVstBiv Hen-Women-Couples Secure Your Future Cash in on Motel Boom Mountains-Beach-Deiert Motels are golna up ot the rate ot one every 0 minutes.

Owners look to us to turnlsh troined people. 18 years devoted ta motel man aqers1 troininq. AUTHORIZED by State Dept. at Public Instruction to award diplomas. PLACEMENT ass t.

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92104 Approved for VETS Dickey Mortuary, Fontana; mass 9 a.m. Thursday St. Joseph's Catholic Church; burial, Her-mosa Cemetery. ALPHA M. CAMP Services for Mrs.

Alpha M. Camp 10 a.m. today, Bobbitt Memorial Chapel; burial, Mt. View Cemetery. FLOYD W.

CROSBY Services for Floyd W. Crosby, 3:30 p.m. today, Bobbitt Memorial Chapel; burial, Mt. View Cemetery. RICHARD J.

MOYER Services for Richard J. Moy-er, 1:30 p.m. today, Mark B. Shaw Chapel; burial, Montecito Memorial Park. BOYD P.

SIFFORD Services for Boyd P. Sifford, 11 a.m. today, Mark B. Shaw Chapel; burial, Mt. View Cemetery.

VIOLETTE E. BENNETT Services for Violette E. Bennett, 10 a.m. today, Ingold Chapel, Fontana; cremation, Montecito Memorial Park. WALTER COPELAND Services for Walter Cope-land, 11 a.m.

today, Grove Colonial Mortuary; cremation, Montecito Memorial Park. MARY E. STRUM Services for Mary E. Strum, 2 p.m. today, Bobbitt Memorial Chapel, burial, Mt.

View Cemetery. DAVID L. GLASS Graveside services for David Lee Glass held Tuesday, Pioneer Memorial Cemetery; Rev. James D. Bartsch, First English Church officiating; Mark B.

Shaw Co. in charge. RITA K. LA KIN Services for Rita K. Lakin, held Tuesday, Grove Colonial Mortuary, Rev.

David Ellisor, St. Paul's Methodist Church officiating; burial, Mt. View Cemetery; pallbearers, Samuel Parker, Warren Cobine, Willi-iam Gambill, Paul Bucknell, Irving Babbitt, Ted Angermil-ler; honorary pallbearers, Lt. Gen. John O'Neill, Brig.

Gen. Robert Duffy, Col. Charles Ur-quhart, Col. Richard Gingland, Col. Leon Bogan, Col.

Don Nunn, Brig. Gen. Kenneth Schultz. ZEFFRINO LOPEZ Mass for Zeffrino Lopez celebrated 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Col-ton Funeral Chapel, Father Michael Keane officiating, burial, Hermosa Cemetery; pallbearers, Zeffrino Lopez, Ernest Lopez, Elin Lopez, Elbert Dela-Rosa, Ronald Young, Vincent Allen, Oscar Gonzalez.

CARL N. HORNER Services for Carl N. Horner held Tuesday. Bohhitt Memori- Ask About Our 3 DAY TRIAL OFFER GH JiS 21, Fort Irwin; Nadine Afton, N.Y. I CHAGOYA-ROJAS Charles 22, Riverside; Serafina.

21. Fontana. KAISER-GIVERSON Richard 2.5. Fontana; Kay 21, Yucalpa. i CLIFFORD-MOORE John 24; I Delores 18, both Fontana.

LINDBERG-KIDDER Kenwood' California 63 years. Member: Baptist Church. Re- Russ Space Shot Around Moon Told JORDELL BANK, England (UPI) The Jnrdell Bank Observatory reported today that a Russian space vehicle had passed within 1,000 miles of the moon and was now believed on its way back to earth. The announcement said the shot could represent the first of a final series of Russian lunar probes leading to the landing of a man on the moon. The observatory's director, Sir Bernard Lovell, said the probe passed its nearest point to the moon at 12:55 A.M.

EDT today. The Jodrell Bank scientists had been picking up signals from the moon probe in 40-minute bursts throughout the night, a spokesman said. The Russians were thought to be trying to achieve another first in space by looping a space probe around the moon and then to have it land back on earth again. If they succeed, the Jodrell spokesman said, if would be an important step forward for putting a man on the moon. Food Group To In stall New Chief Installation of new officers of the Food Industries Sales Club of San Bernardino and Riverside Counties will be held Friday night, Oct.

11, at Indian Wells Hotel, Palm Desert. The new officers are William Dougherty of Armour and president; John Kerr of Mark Food first vice president; William Langdon of Morton Salt. second vice president; Gene Westlake of Standard Brands, secretary; William Rowland of Lindenberger and Adams, corresponding secretary; Jim Grady of MJB Coffee Phone TU 2-3366 Call or Write CALIFORNIA BUSINESS SCHOOL 133 Street Son Bernardino PAYING FOR R.U. GRADUATES OF Stenotype Accounting 0 Legal Secretary IBM Keypunch Secretarial PBX Receptionist Bookkeeping Court Reporting Hotel Clerk Stenographer Speedwriting Shorthand Medical Secretary Master Draftsman Technical Engineer A I I AD will quickly and economic' ally find a cash buyer FOR YOUR 0000 UNHEEDED ITEMS Dial TUr 8-0181 and ask for Classified 9 Full Employment Assistance 9 Thousands of Highly Paid Graduates Throughout San Bernardino and Riverside Counties 9 FINANCIAL AID and grants for students who need it with no red tape. 27; Judith 2.1, coin Loma Linda.

GEIERMAN HOMRICH Joseph 20; Barbara 18, both San Bernardino. NOON-ELKINS Dennis 22; Linda 19, both Rialto. Y-MAC K- TtNGL Y-MACK -CUB TINGLEY-MACK Russell C. 18, Inglewood; Patricia 15, Mont- VELDM AN-LITTLE WOOD A 1 1 a. "legal aqe," Sonora; Hermina "leoal age," Redlands, HAMMOND-FAIRCLOTH Ronald 23; Edna 17, both Red-lands.

WALKER-HOOVER Tomothv 19; Billie 17, both Beaumont, mont. CON LAN-DAN I ELSON John 37, Scoftsdale, Irene 32, Phoenix, Ariz. SACKVILLE-WEST KJOLSRUD Arthur 24, Spokane, Martha C. 19, San Bernardino. FARRIS-MOSES James 21, Reddinq; Gerry 20, Yucaipa.

ELMORE GERVASONI William 19; Dolores 17, both Rialto. WADE-BITTNER Richard 22; Michelle 16, both San Bernardino. HERNANDEZ-BAN ALES Raymond 18, Colton; Florence 19, San Rernardono. SHAFFER-PETERSON Hugh 22; Sharon 19, both San Bernardino, FLINN-THOMAS Randell 18; Rhonda 17, both San Bernar. dino.

CLEGG-KAETZEL James 27, Ontario; Diane 22, West Co-vlna. MZA-MARTINEZ Vidal L. 19. Cncamonna: Petra, 21. Fontana.

PARAKER-REID George 26; Jean 25. both Ontario. OCDEN-POSEY Norman 30, Ontario; Audrey 23. Montclair. Henrv 21: CAN'T AFFORD JOB TRAINING? 0hf YES you can! with 5 registration fee TOTAL TRAINING COST FINANCED 75th FALL CLASS NOW FORMING DON'T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER NOW IS THE TIME FOR SELF IMPROVEMENT It's EASY to Enroll Riverside University Business College ALSO OFFERING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS IN ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE MECHANICAL DESIGN COURT REPORTING ECONOMICS DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.

If you really have a sincere desire to learn a high-paying skill, hsck of money or bad credit can't stop you now. IBM Programming Color TV IBM Operator Typing IBM Keypunch Electronic Assem. Industrial Drafting Auto Mechanics a PBX Receptionist Grocery Checking Linda, 19, both Ontario. CFCI DAPNIS John 34; Jo, 24, both Twin Peaks. BORN; GUNDERSEN Son to Mrs Peter 25866 Pumalo St San Bernardino, Sent, 12.

1968. at Com- munitv Hospital. i BURCHARD Son to Mrs. Walter 547 E. McKinlev Rialto.

Seot. 12, 1968, at Community Hos- RINGHOFER Daughter to Mrs.j Louis 636 North Park San Bernardino, Sept. 12, 1968, at Community Hospital. RAMIREZ Son to Mrs. Salvador 1193 Vine San Bernardino, Sept.

12, 1968, at Com-j munity Hospital. KARRMAN Daughter to Mrs. Ml-I chael 1450 E. Date Sanl Bernardino. Seot.

13. 1968. at Community Hospital. i REEVES Son to Mrs. James LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1034.

AS AMEND -pV Attention ED NOTICE IS ME.Kt.tir uivr.ii THAT KFXM BROADCASTING, Approved lor Veterans COMPANY, LlCENSt.t; ur si-TION KFXM, SAN BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA. HAS FILED AN APPLICATION WITH THE FEDERAL treasurer; and Elmer Stone of Buck Vaughan assistant treasurer. The "Salesman of the Year" award will be made at the meeting, which will be the 22nd annual "bosses' "night. Reservations or information are available from the club at P.O.

Box 2711, Riverside 92502. Firm Opens Tax Service School and Block, a firm that says it is the nation's largest tax service, has opened a school at 1575 E. Highland San Bernardino one of 300 such GI'S COMMUNICATIUNh L.uiviivu.-,siliv irnn T3 FVFWAI OF ITS LICENSE TO OPERATE STATION KFXM, ON WEST 9032 HemiocK roniana, xv 13, 1968, at Community Hospital. MARQUEZ Daughter to Mrs. Manuel 1189 W.

17th San Bernardino. Seot. 13, 1968. at Community Hospital. FIEGENBUTZ Daughter to Mrs.

Warren 6785 Brampton Rialto, Seot. 14, 1968, at Community Hospital. CRANE Daughter to Mrs. Hue 572 Sycamore, San Bernardino, Sept. 14, 1968, at Community Hos- MOnVoE Daughter to Mrs.

James 1785 W. Vine San Bernardino. Seot. 14, 1968. at Community Hospital.

WHITE Daughter to Mrs. Addly, 6605 Newcomb San Bernardino, Seot. 14, 1968, at Community NO TUITION TO PAY UNTIL AFTER You Graduate RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY BUSINESS COLLEGE ACCREDITED By A C.B.S. ir R.U. Courses Approved for Veterans ic No Red Tape ir We Do AH Paper Work ic Days, Evenings -k Spend Spare Time In Self Improvement and Be Paid for It Too.

schools on the preparation of federal income tax returns Deing conducted in 300 U.S. and Canadian cities. 590 KILOCYCLES. THE urriutKa, DIRECTORS AND OWNERS OF 10r-f. OR MORE OF THE STOCK ARE HOWARD L.

TULLIS, JOHN P. HEARNE, RUTH TULLIS, GENEVIEVE HEARNE AND CHARLES R. BUNNELL. THE APPLICATION OF THIS STATION FOR RENEWAL OF ITS LICENSE TO OPERATE THIS STATION IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST WAS TENDERED FOR FILING WITH THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION ON SEPTEMBER 3. 19fi8.

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO DESIRE TO BRING TO THE COMMISSION'S ATTENTION FACTS CONCERNING THE OPERATION OF THE STATION SHOULD WRITE TO THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. WASHINGTON. DC. 20554, NOT LATER THAN OCTOBER 4, 1968. LETTERS SHOULD SET FORTH IN DETAIL THE SPECIFIC FACTS WHICH THE WRITER WISHES THE COMMISSION TO CONSIDER IN PASSING ON THIS APPLICA-TTON.

A COPY OF THE APPLICATION AND RELATED MATERIAL ARE ON FILE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AT 666 FAIRWAY SAN BERNARDINO, TRADE SCHOOLS DIVISION COMPUTING SOFTWARE INC. SAN BERNARDINO 886-5141 1932 North St. (pkerhdtxa) Riverside 684-8404 3701 Merrill (n) Letters indicate cleis loco I'M Courses call for a minimum of two 3-hour sessions per week for 12 weeks for a total of 72 hours. Hospital. DIED: WILSON In San Bernardino.

i Seot. 14. 1968. infant girl Wilson, 447' W. 18th San Bernardino.

Private services. Bobbitt Memorial Chapel. Cremation. Mt. View Ceme-i terv, WRIGHT In Fontana.

14, 1968. James Talton Wright. 13. 1568 Home San Bernardino. Native and lifetime resident San Bprnardino.

Services 10 a.m. Saturday. New Hnpe Baptist Church. Burial. Pioneer Memorial Cemetery.

Tillie's Mortuary Riverside, directing. CRUTCHFIELD In San Bernardino. Seot. 17, 1968. Jesse T.

Crutchfield. 86. 1965 Wall Ave San Bernardino. Nativ resident San Bernardino 16 vears. Services 1 o.m Thursday.

Bobbitt I Memorial Chaoe). Burial. Mt, View1 DAYS EVENINGS FOR INFORMATION GENTLEMEN: PLEASE SEND ME A FREE CATALOG II L1Lf OF R- U- C0URSES AND TUITION RATES. tail 003-OZOU MAME I ADDRESS 3819 7th St I city zip i OOI III Jl. 5 pHQNE AGE SB.

5 Riverside, Calif. tj- Beginning in 1820 with Maria Hester Monroe, seven daughters of Presidents have been married in the White House. Grover Cleveland was the only President to marry there. 31.