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Page 28 THE SACRAMENTO BEE SATURDAY APRIL 17 1954 Sacramento California DEATHS MONUMENTS BIRTHS Officially Recorded Yoto Chartibeis Unit Will Install Had lEisenhoiver Salutes Gallantr of Dien Bien Phu Defenders RUHKALA MONUMENT CO 1001 Broadway Sacramento Calif LUCIO MONUMENTAL WieBICS 1800 28th St RI 5-2457 CARLAW BROS 114E119RIALS 10th Bus State "1879' GI 3-4938 Army Answers Mtarthy Letter On Servicemen LODGE NOTICES OUTER CIRCLE No 37t of Regular meeting Monday April 19ttu Odd Fellows Hall 3741 34t11 Street Visitors welcome MADELINE ALLREA73 Mr and Mrs Egtfert Morse of Route 1 Box 1484 Elk Grove April 5 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs Ueorge' Stathos of 2307 25th Avenue April 5 1954 a daughter Sergeant and Mrs Robert Tolar of 615 28th Street April 5 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs George Dougherty of 2535 Arden Way April 6 1954 a son Mr anchMrs Robert Houtchens of 4223 Barbera Street Del Paso Heights April 6 1954 a Mr and Mrs' Robert Brock of 4989 Virginia Way April 7 1954 a laughter Mr and Mrs David A Lusk of 2008 Devon Avenue West Sacramentekt Yolo County April 7 1954 a son Mr and Mrs Joseph Pine of 130 Empress Street North Sacramento Aptti 7 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs John Ward of Route 2- Box '2169 Elle Grove April 7 1954 a daughter LOST itND FOUND commander of the French the Communists Phu is Christian just promoted to brigadier general came after El' a recent news conference if he were De Cas- the Frenchman been a general day yesterday De Castries colonel Sacramento April 15 1954 Edward Hudson Iusband of Laura Ft Hudson of Clarksburg father of George Hudson of Clarksburg and Mrs Edith ljammer of Sacramento brother of William and Henry Hudson both of Clarksburg six grandchildren survive: A native of Kankakee Ill aged 75 years Funeral services Monday April 19th at 11:00 A from the Chanel of the Lodi Funeral Home 225 South School Street Lodi Calif this city April 17 1954 Francis "Val" McGrath beloved son of Coleman tr and Erminia McGrath loving brother of Edward and Coleman McGrathIr a na tive of California aged 34 years Friends may eall at Gormley it Sons Chapel 2015 Capitol Avenue and are invited to funeral Tuesday at 9:30 A with reoulem masa at Immaculate Conception Church at 10:00 A Interment St Marys Lawn Rosary Monday at 8:00 Albany April 15 1954 Dorothy Edna Peacock dearly beloved wife of Clarence Peacock of Albany beloved daughter of Mary Kull! loving sister of Clarence Ruin and Christine Reed all of this city a native of Sacramento aged S4 years 9 months- 3' days Friends are tainted to attend the' funeral Monday afternoon at 3 :00 O'clock from the George Klumpp Chapel of Flowers 808 GI Street Interment Masonic Lawn this city April 16 1954 William A Sarum Jr dearly beloved son of William and Camille Sartore loving brother of Barbara Ann Sharon and Camille Sartore of this city: a native of Sacramento Friends are invited to attend graveside sera-ices Monday afternoon at 230 o'clock at St Mary's- 'Lawn (George Klumnp) Sacrotmento April 18! 1954 Le ma May Vahle beloved wife of the late John Ir Value loving mother of Mts Eima Louvau of San Francisco Ralph Valli of Downieville Mrs Helen of Sacramento sister in law of Mrs Anna Nichola of Sacramento aunt of Artrur Ferguson and Mrs Bertha Monez of Sacramento a native of Nicholaus Calif aged 83 years Friends are welcome at the Mission Chapel of Andrews A Grellich and are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 3:00 to be followed by cremation Proposed Nash Hudson Merger Runs Into Snag DETRorr AP The proposed merger of Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and the Hudson Motor Car Company faced a possible barrier today Owners of more than 40000 shares of 'Hudson stock haste demanded a fair cash value for their stockv The boards of directors and shareholders of both companies approved several weeks ago a consolidation of Nash and Hudson with combined assets of more than $350000000 into the American Motors Corporation But an escape clause provided that either company could withdraw from the deal if holders of more than 40000 Hudson shares demanded a cash settlement before midnight last Tuesday A Hudson spokesman eon- firmed yesterday this had happened He emphasized however that the action does not compel calling off the merger He said a decision will be up to boards of directors of both firms Nash directors will meet next Thursday The escape clause was put into the terms to prevent American Motors from becoming saddled at the outset with a prohibitive cash settlement for Hudscrn stock 1 YEAR Old Male Cat Gray While Bib and feet lost vicinity 60th St and 25th Ave HU 6-2354 PURSE Black Suede Lost Monday downtown Keep money please rattail conterts that HI 7-7V3 PART FOX Terrier Pup Black With Tan white markings About 18 in tall Lost in Carmichael park area Boys pet License No 7764 Reward Dial IV 9-5524 Philip Farley Identification Reward No questions asked Dial HU 4-4163 or GI 2-2200 Main Lost Down town on 3 st Thursday Reward Dial HI 6-3277 DROP EAR Ring lh In Purple Changeable stone lost Thursday vic 12tb to 6th Ste on or Please dial GI 3-7897 Small White Gold Gruen wrist watch between USO and Public' Market Reward GI 2-4921 RENO MARRIAGE LICENSES SUNDREHG-HAMLIN Reno Nev April 15 1954 to Randall Sundberg 31 of Salt Lake City and Marion I Hamlin 31 of Sacramento MARRIAGE LICENSES James Kennedy manager of Shell Oil Company's Sacramento district will be installed la president of the Asso-t rrr 7" ssrrr-6- elation of -------4 zn''K Chambers of 3 Commerce of -I Yolo County Thursday --cow' night A director 2- of West Sacramen "Ittle' Yolo County p- I District Chamber Ift-: 't Commerce Kennedy also has served on highway committee James Kennedy the Yolo association He will succeed Ed Gardner of Winters Yolo County as head of the chambers group Congressman John Moss Jr (D) of the third Sacramento Valley district will speak during the meeting which will begin at 7 o'clock in the Capitol Inn in West Sacramento His topic will be A Report To Yolo County A question period will follow the talk By Herbert Foster WASHINGTON UP The defense department today answered Senator -Joseph Mc- Carthy's letter asking how many other members of congress sought special treatment for servicemen A spokesnian said the department will not make its reply public but that if the Wisconsin Republican wants to do so "that's his business" The reply he stated consists of separate letters from the secretaries of army navy and air and a transmittal note by Defense Secretary Charles Wilson McCarthy requested the in formation a ter the army charged he and his investigat Ing subcommittee counsel Roy Cohn put pressure on the army to get special favors for Private David Schine former unpaid consultant to the subcommittee McCarthy specifically asked that Wilson list the number of requests for special treatment members of congress especially from members of congressional appropriations armed services and others dealing with military matters By Marvin Arrowsmith AUGUSTA Ga Presi- The comn dent Dwight Eisenhower- in a forces fight message to defenders of the at Dien Ble French fortress of Dien Bien de Castries Phu says they are demonstfat- the rank oi ing "qualities on which the sur The promti vival of the free world depends" senhower to The president's tribute was ference that made public today at his vaca- tries' superi tion headquarters here It was would have expressed in messages to Presi- before yest dent Rene Coty of France and was then a Bao Dai chief of state of Viet Bac Nam for relay to the Dien Bien Phu defenders In reply ti James Hagerty White sages Bao House press secretary told "The MON Bien Phu' s3 newsmen the Eisenhower mes sages were dispatched a week mination of ago and that replies from Coty pose its rule and Bao Dal have been received the sufferin Profound Admiration also opens a The president's message said: of force an "In common with millions of to befc my countrymen I salute the gal- 'sm" lantry and stamina of the corn- Bao Dal mander and soldiers who are de- message "a We' fending Dien Bien Phu We said the i are united have the most profound admira- against the tion for the brave and resource- his people ful fight being waged there by troops from France Viet Nam terested aid and other parts of the French great Ameni Union Con "Those soldiers true to their In his re own great traditions are defend- French forei ing the cause of human freedom associated and are demonstrating in the Indo-China a truest fashion qualities on which common ith the survival of the free world whole free depends I would be grateful if "Our sok you would convey to the corn- welcome thi mander of the gallant garrison former con of Dien Bien Phu this expres- (Eisenhower 1 sion of my admiration and best allied troop! wishes" fight agailfsi The forces fighting at Dien Bien 1 de Castries the rank of The promtion senhower told that tries' superior would have before was then a Bao In reply to Bao "The moving Bien Phu of its rule the suffering also opens of force and to bow before Bao Dal message "a and said the are united against the his people aid great American In his French forces associated Indo-China common ideal whole free "Our welcome this former (Eisenhower) allied troops fight against BOY'S Racer License No 17211 taken from Land Park area Reward HU 4-5435 Fluffy Brown White Female lost sic El Camino Ave No Sacto wearing red collar Answers to 'Snuffy" children's pet S5 REWARD Dial WA 2-1451 Foldastroller On Corner Of Please contact Harold Breit ke care of United Airlines HU 64274 after 3:30 Reward Richard Rowe 31 and Velma Christina Casey 28 both 1' if Sacramento BEAUDOIN-5101UNDAY Robert LeRoy Beaudoin 21 of McClellan Air Force Base and Carla Willana Mounday 18 of Sacramento 'STEWART-YHA1ER? John Donald Stewart 55 of San Francisco and Velda Iola Trabert 45 of North Sacramento RACCELLIA-GREEN Ernest Baccellia3L of Sacramento and Hat' tie Louise Green 31 of Vallejo County Leonard Presley 37 and Rita Gertrude Eldridge 31 both of Sacramento HAMPTON-WilliTNEY Charles 'Ray Hampton 23 and Mar Whitney 21 both of Sacramento Leon Denny 19 and Helen Louisa Waters 16 both of Sacramento I Lawrence Anthony Ortiz 22 and Teresa Marcella Duran 18 both of Sacramento 1 DatReply Eisenhower's messages Dal wrote: battle of Dien symbolizes the determination Commimism to impose without regard for of the people It all eyes to the reality wills which refuse the Red despotism" the president's precious comfort" Viet Namese people in determination Reds He also said recognize "the disinterested given them by the nation" Common Ideal reply Coty said the and those of the states fighting in are dedicated to "the adopted by the world' He added: soldiers will proudly testimony by the commander in chief who led the to victory in the oppression" 4 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WILL SELL FOR FIRST REASONABLE OFFER Kirby vacuum cleaner all attach -ments maple bedstead and springs wringer washer IV 7-0769 Ranchers Do you need some heavy bridge timbers? Miscellaneous lengths up Sx16x30 ft 12x12x30 ft HI 7-0092 Another First Town Country Area HARDWOOD floors 3 bedroom TAWM fence shrubs insulation FULL PRICE $8500 Easy FHA Ford chase EU 4-2546 GI 34919 Agent WP Sets Change In Passenger Schedule this city April 16 1984 George Washington White beloved busband of Kathleen White loving father of Mary Bridget White of this City loving brother of Phoebe Dodson White of Pennsylvania and Charles White of Florida a native of Pennsylvania aged 74 years 2 months 23 days Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock from the Cippa At Nicoletti Funeral Borne corner 28th and 0 Streets thence to St Francis Church 28th and Streets where reouiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 10 o'clock Interment St Mary 's Lawn The rosary will be recited tomorrow tSundayi evening at -8 o'clock IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM Greyhound Will Alter Times On April 25th For Weddings Showers Anniversaries Birthdays Parties TUXEDOS Accessories Rented CaPital Costumes 8131a St HIJ 4-0528 CORRECT SOCIAL ENGRAVINGS Weinstock-Lubin Co at 12th WEDDLNG CAKES Birthday Cakes Fancy Cookies and Pastries Our Specialte HAars 919 St CI 3-2521 THE BRIDE REGISTER Helps you select the gifts each bride to be herself has chosen as her preference SREUNER'S Sth 3-8061 For Sale By Owner 3 bedroom horn Large living room attractive fireplace patio bar becue fence lawn in: excellent condition Close to schools 2years old $10950 Weatmore WEST aCTO Dial MY 1-0577 In loving memory of my ear husband And our daddy Montague Milo who passed away three years aso Officials of the Pacific Greyhound Lines announced today bus schedules will operate on daylight saving time effective April 25th in those areas observing the time change Arrivals and departures listed In the company's time tables and clocks in depots will coincide with the new time schedule The Western Pacific Railroad today announced a change in passenger schedules effective with the beginning of Daylight Saving Time April 25th which will speed up service- between Sacramento and other California points and Salt Lake City Under the new pchedules the eastbound California Zephyr will leave Sacramento at 1:10 PM and westbound at 12:20 PM both Pacific Standard Time The Zephyrette self propelled diesel car will leave eastbound on Sundays Wednesdays and Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:30 PM and westbound on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays at 3:25 AM These times are also Pacific Standard WEDDING Girr WRAP AU Kinds of Bridal Stationery Sleeper Stamp Stationery Co Stores 1015 8tb Street and 2920 Street Announcements is Process embossing our specialty Also steel and copper plate engraving Sacramento's finest and oldest social Dial GI 3-1301 PROTZMAN'S 131T 3 Street 'City Planners Will Meet Tuesday Night The city planning commission Tuesday night will hold hearings on four rezoning and three variance applications and will consider requests for approval of plans for the development of six new subdivisions The rezoning applications at Trade for Small Home In Loomis Penryn or Auburn 2 homes on large lot close tn On sewers No Sacto Dial WA 5-957S Or WA 5-6414 Agt 3105 Ben Alt Ave NORTH SACTO 15 Calif By Owner say W111'1114 I County Rremens Group Plans 2nd Hose Cart Race The County Firemens Association composed of firemen on duty with departments north of the American River announced today plans are being made for a second annual hose cart race Cosmo Liberti president explained the executive board of the association will make new rules for the contest and discuss a date during a meeting May 3rd Last year14 six man teams from fire districts in various parts of Superior California participated in the race using an 1 ancient hose' cart drawn and operated by the men The cart is owned- by the Grass Valley Nevada County 1' I Department George Requa and John Bertagnini both Arcade firemen are cochairmen of this year's race committee During a meeting last night the association appointed Rob ert Mason of the Arcade Fire Department director of sports He was instructed to arrange a schedule of games for the organization's baseball league and report during the May executive board meeting r1 2 bedroom Arden Manor Corn pletely landscaped with roof trees shrubs ate Furnished with G-E appliances also included RCA 21" television Across atreet from beautiful park Full price $11250 Dial IV 70279 Dew Fresh Flowers for Easter MO Lilies Tulips Azaleas I feet the following property: SHOPSMITII For Sale $175 Good condition Dial HI 6-6617 HAVILAND CHINA Service For 12 for sale Dial HU 4-3360 SAW WANTED 1 HP De Walt Or Comet radial or bench saw 4150 23rd Ave i We love you Just as much today As we did before you went away Although you are not here Our love grows dearer every year Sadly missed by your loving wife ANN MILO AND CHILDREN 40 ACRES Hydrangea Plants Cut The Little Rower Shop 2330 Stockton Blvd Benjamin Pease HU 6-8'555 Level to grade Rich Nstomas row crop land cheap water 112 miles from $12000 down Let's maka an offer Dial WA 59575 Of WA 56414 Aid Forecast Points To Warm And Sunny Easter A warm sunny Easter Sunday with temperatures above normal is in prospect for Sacramento The mercury rose to 89 de-' grees yesterday the highest mark of the year in the capital region A similar high today would set a new record since the previous high for April 17th is 86 Ttle temperature tomorrow is expected to be between 83 and 83 Weather observers said the warm weather is causing an even melting of the Sierra snow pack at the high levels but therel Is no cause for concern on the rivers of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys Fair skies the weather casters said should continue over the valley next week 'Law Professor Defends Freedom From 'Coercion SAN FRANCISCO AP Samuel Thurber Jr a Stanford University law professor asserts that in order to think for himself a student "must be free from coercion indoctrination and propaganda" Thurman yesterday gave a rebuttal at the Commonwealth Club to a talk delivered to the club last January by William Buckley coauthor of McCarthy And His Enemies Buckley had said the doctrine of academic freedom has become an emotional symbol which some educators use to exercise dictatorial control over what shall be taught American youth -Buckley added it is the 'Citi- zens' duty "to seek out teachers who are sympathetic to our point of view" for positions in school and colleges Dr Thurman called this view a trend toward "collectivist indoctrination "I refuse to believe that we send our most outstanding young men and women to the institutions of higher learning to be itidoctrinated or propa- gandized in any one philosophy however popular or promising it may be at the moment" He declared he believes however that while an educator must remain openminded In any subject those who are Communist Party members or who adopt the party line should not be allowed to teach To that extent he said he agrees with Buckley In loving memory of my beloved on and our beloved brother Monte Milo who passed away three years ago tomorrow April tfith: Gone is the face we loved so dear Silent the voice we loved to hear: 'Tilt sad but true we wonder why The best are always the first to die Just when your life was brightest Just when your years were best You were 'called from this world of sorrow To a home of eternal rest Sadly missed by MATTE() MILO (MUSILLAMI) MARY MILO FRANK MILO GEORGE MILO DEATHS Lots two to eight inclusive of Colonial Vista and lots five to 20 inclusive of Colonial Vista Unit No 2 to reclassify from two family to one family All lots except one 13 and 24 In Gazemont Tract to reclassify from two family to one family All lots in Colonial Village No to establish a single family zone in the district presently unclassified Lots 176 178 and 179 of Smith Tract No 4 located on the north side of Folsom Boulevard between 55th and 56th to Ireclassify from two family to retail The variance applications fo1-1 I low: 1 A proposal to erect a single family1 dwelling at the rear of an existing dwelling at 2217-19 58th Street I A proposal to erect an addition to an existing accessory building at 2941 39th Street A proposal to reduce the setback on Property on the southeast corner of San Buena Ventura Wby and 9th Avenue to provide additional space for the erection of a detached single car garage The following areaes are pro posed for subdivisions: New Glendale 23rd Avenue and War-I wick Avenue Swanston Estates Ethan and Arden Ways Willow Rancho Florin and 24th Street Roads: Edwards property (Golf Course Terrace) Florin Road south of the Sacramento Airport: South 1 Land Park Terrace Unit No 4 35th Avenue and South Land Park brive and an unnamed subdivision 28th Avenue and 25tb Street Adak ma I a 0 Mir Man Is Charged With Aiding 16 Year Old Youth Sell Stolen Gun James Patrick 40 of 1907 28th Street late yesterday was booked in the city jail on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 16 year old Sacramento youth who was placed in the juvenile hall in connection with a 'burglary Patrick is accused of helping the boy sell a rifle which the police report the youth adfnitted taking from the living quarters of Ed Coomes operator of a service station at 2800 Street last Tuesday The boy told the authorities' he entered Coomes' living quarters when the station operator asked him to watch his business while he went on an errand The boy said he unlocked a trap door and reentered that night and took the rifle and $480 The rifle was sold to a local bartender According to the investigators Patrick knew the weapon was stolen and helped the boy sell it FOR smACtut TRADE 1 HP elect mtr 115 to 230 1 deep well pump (Myers): I Tres-sure tank 200 gal 712 HP Els In outboard motor: 1 set encyclopeAle 36 vols new: 1 set 12 vols World Scope Encyclopedia used Need wood working machines sewing machine Owner 4701 Del Norte Blvd betw 20th 23rd Avea Sacto Refrigerators $10 $75 $05 $195 and new Admiral $189 Auto washer like new695 Maytag 185 Accordion $65 Teievision sets with 11117 685 up Tables and chairs' Divan chair grey frieze 6125 Radio $1250 Radlephonographs $20 up HERB'S SALES 2402 28th at 2216 STREET-2 Room Furn apt 549 HU 6-6896 BY OWNER 2 bedroom home plus duplex apts 2 years old Income $110 mo on apts Very reasonable Due to il1 owner will sacrifice Dial WA 5-2393 IP In 10VinZ memory of Donald Gee Pride who passed away three years ago Easter Sunday: A silent thought a secret tear Keeps his memory ever dear Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf Sadly missed by him 'We' BEVERLEY RAIIPP Galt April 15 1954 John Gerald Baxter dearly beioved husband of LaVerne Baxter loving father of Gary Michael and Keith Baxter of this city- brother of Joseph and Gerry Baxter of Maryland a native of Maryland aged 29 years 2 months days Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock from the George Klumpp Chapel of Flowers 808 0 Street thence to St Francis Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:00 clock for the re- Lawn of ilittotttoln 1 not rrrheen Mary's' Rosary tomorrow (Sunday) evening at 8:00 o'clock CHIltIGOTES--In this city' April 9 1954 George Chirigotes brother of Mike Chirigotes son in law of Mrs Bessie Leach a native of Greece aged 53 years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 2:00 fromt the Sacramento Memorial Lawn Chapel (Daggett funeral service) DONG---In this city April 15 1954 I DONG---In this city April 15 1954 CARD OF THAINTKS Injured Woman Says She Leaped From Car Pauline Meadows of 1314 6th Street was treated in the emergency hospital and the Sacramento Hospital early today after she reportedly jumped from a -car near 4th and I Streets She and her husband Johnny said a stranger called to them at 3rd Street and Capitol Avenue and they entered his automobile A few minutes later Meadows saw a friend walk into a nearby club and got out Before Mrs Meadows had a chance to follow iim the driver started the car and drove away When he did not stop 'she said she jumped She suffered bruises and an injury to her right knee Hitchhiker Is 'Hurt I Bedroom Stucco We wish sincerely to thank friends for their kind exogessions of sftpathy and for their contributions to the Heart Fund in behalf of our baby daughter Cheri Purviance also for their beautiful floral offerings I DR AND MRS PURVIANCE with an attic room Large 2 family lot close in on sewers No Sam 25000 Will take a large housetrall er on equity Dial WA 5-9576 or WA 5-6414 Ministerial Body Sets Easter Sunrise Rites The Fundamental Ministerial Association of Sacramento will conduct its annual Easter sunrise service in Carmichael Park at 6 AM tomorrow Dr John Bain pastor of the Sacramento Bible Church will speak Music will be under the direction of Keith Korstjens of the Calvary Baptist Church Ellis Waggoner ehairman of the association will preside Special music will be furnished by the trombone quartet of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church under the direction of Don Meltzer Rodney Albert Dong dearly beloved 501I Of David and Renna Dong of this city a native of Sacramento Graveside services Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock East Lawn (George Iflumnp) this city April 16 1954 Beatrice A Edwards wife of Arthur I wish to thank our 'mane' friends for the expressions of sympathy beautiful floral tributes and his memory in the Shrine Hospital during 11 ly bereavement in the loss of my beloved husband Frank Edward Wade MRS RUTH A WADE AND FAMILY 5 ROOM Unfurl's Duplex Newly deco Living room fireplace dining room 2 tairms 112 baths TV aerial Garden eery GI 2-633R 2 AIR Compressors 4 Trailers 2 aviaries of parakeets for what have you? HI 5-4478 WILL TRADE Equity In New bedroom borne for new car or cash Dial 73911 friends and beautiful at the David Isbell HERBERT CHARLES Women Are Booked Peggy Everett 21 and-Peggy Sanchez 38 were booked in the city jail after they were arrested in west end hotels on charges of soliciting for prostitution Miss Everett was apprehended last night and Miss Sanchez early today 4 -017Nards Ioving mother of Raymond Edwards of this city Mrs Jean Dinkel- We wish to thank our ma berg of New Jersey and Penny Edwards for their kindness sympathy of this city grandmother of Donna tiful floral offerings extends Dinkelberg and Theresa Edwards: a death of our sone James Di native of New Jersey aged 47 years 8 and Glean William Shuts: months 22 days Friends are respect- MR AND MRS HE fully invited to attend the funeral COOK AND FAMILY Tuesday morning at 830 o'clock from MR AND MRS ciis the Cippa Nicoletti Funeral Home WILKINS AND FAMU corner 28th and 0 Streets thence to St Francis Church 26th and Streeta where requiem mass will be offered FUNEICAL DIRECI for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock Interment St Marys Lawn Rosary Monday evening at 8 o'clock Ir GORMLET SO Dial 1954 William Grayson beloved THOMPSON'S FUNERAL Sacramento April 15: 2015 Capitol Ave We wish to thank our many for their kindness gyMnathY floral offerings extended death of our song James and alerm Iltsm Shuts MR AND MRS COOK AND rAMILY MR AND MRS WILKINS AND FAMILY FUNEICAL DIRECTORS GORMLET 2013 Caeltoi Ave Dial THOMPSON'S FUNERAL 33 FORD V8 Coupe (1117107 Ft Al cond Will trade for motor cycle or motor scooter HU 1-1723 NO SACTO--2 Bdrma Onfurn Hardwood loom Garage rented yarn $75: HI 5-706n 300 Remington automatic rifle Vast! twice Cost $172 Sell $135 Light plant 2-7portable 181 GI 255 SONS GI 3-6313 HOME Vital StatiOics Girl 16 Boy 17 Are Arrested On Drinking Charges A 16 year old girl and a 17 year old boy were arrested last nightas deputy sheriffs cracked down on teenage drinking parties under the Sloughhouse Bridge The pair was booked in the juvenile hall on charges of drinking Deputy Louis Baroni stated he found an empty bottle of whisky near the car in which the couple and another boy and girl were sitting The second couple did not appear to have been drinking so he sent them home Baroni visited the area near the bridge last night as a result of several reports he has received from persons cornplaining of juvenile parties He warned he plans to make frequent checks About a month ago Baron' revealed he found 14 or 15 boys and girls under the bridge There were empty beer cans scattered on the ground However he was unable to determine if any of the boys or girls had been drinking He ordered all of tho participants to go home 'William A and CfeonGraYanp 1141 YCh 4-9 ion Wagon (D871- 14) Rde New motor Excellent condition $95 WA 541301 1 OAT HAY For Sale $22 Per ton Rent irrigated pasture Ph ELK GROVE 236F53 SELL Clean 20 Trallerhouse Rent al terms Beats paving rent Space Levee Project Bidders Can Get Drawings Tuesday Specifications and drawings for construction work on the east levee of the Sacramento River from Georgiana Slough to Freeport will be available to prospective bidders Tuesday at the army engineers office at 1209 8th Street Bids will be opened in May the corps reported for repairing eroded portions and setting rocks along banks of the present levee from one half mile south of Freeport to the vicinity of Walnut Grove The work also will include two minor setbacks on Randall Island The project is an extension of an east levee job between Sacramento and Freeport costing $818771 BIRTHS Officially Recorded Broadway Kiwanis Lists Three Speakers The regular noon luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Broadway will be held Monday fn the Tuesday Club with Ronald Pitcher in charge Speakers will be Leonard Baxter Norman Baldwin and Benjamin Brown When Auto Overturns Edward Ashley a hitchhiker from Fallon Nev is in fair condition in the Sacramento Hospital following an automobile accident on US Highway 40 near Canterbury Road He was a passenger in a car driven by Frank Charles Bell of the Hamilton Air Force Base Bell said the auto overturned late yesterday when he applied the brakes It skidded to the shoulder of the road He was bboked in the county jail and charged with possession of a concealed weapon after officials found a revolver in the glove compartment of the car Ashley suffered injuries to his chest and head 48 Del Paso Tra) ler Park ROUND TUB Maytag Washer $25 DaI RU 82175 Obituaries ITQUITY In 1952 33 lot- 2 Bdrm trailer Bathroom with tub Will consider small trailer George Skelton Orangevale Trailer Vit lace Rt 1 Box 55 FOLSOM Call wkdys aft 3 YU kon 52659 929 FORD Model A Roadster (Tex PR4428) New folding top rum- ble seat heater radio good seat covers Maroon body yellow wheels New clutch brake lining Shrpst mod A in town IV 7-3117 Furn Apt Near McClellan Field Refrig paid WA 5-3659 O1 3:1247 I CULDS FUNERAL HOME Friendly personal serv 2231 GI 3-2898 DAGGErt FUNEIttAL HOME Modern Reasonable Service GI 2-0755 HARRY A NAUMAN SON 2021 28th Street Dial HI 63827 ANDREWS GREILCH 2221 28th Street Dial HI 6-3987 JAMES GARLICK Funeral Director 2001 Street Dial GI 2-3296 CITIZENE MORTtiArtY HOME Robert Titus Funeral Director 2101 I Street Dial GI 2-2969 MORGAN 3oNts MORTUARY 1200 "Chapel of Mmes" GI 3-9292 CLARK BOOTH YARDLEY A HOLMES President Est Over 100 Yr 917 St 01 3-1731 MILLER SKELTON Sacramento Since 1869" 1015 20th Street Dial DI 2-3824 GEORGE KLUMPP Chapel of Flowers 808 0 Street Dial GI 3-7917 CIPPA NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME Corner 28th and 0 Dial HI 6-5478 SIERRA- VIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL Hugh Kennedy Funeral Director 2701 North Fair Oaks Blvd 1 CARMICHAEL IV 94271 of FOisc4P----6-i-Otlier -of Josephine Batley Nola Ruth Johnston Kenneth Larry Cherryl and Leroy Grayson all of Folsom and Delaine Bahr of Los Angeles grandson of Mrs ROXie Morgan of San Francisco: a native of Oklahoma aged 22 veers Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday Mani 19th at 2:30 from the Miller Funeral Home in Folsom Interment Citizens Cemetery Folsom into test In this city April 15 1954 Martha Ann Harris widow of the late Jerome Benjamin Harris loving mother of Arthur Harris of Stockton and Mrs Edith Lase II of Sacramento aged 89 years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 1:30 from the Palm Chapel of James Garlick corner of 20th and Streets Interment East Lawn (Stockton papers please copy) into rest in Stockton April 15 1954 William A Barris beloved husband of the late Emma Harris loving father of Mrs Pearl Matson Of Montana Mrs Marjorie Pullen of Sacramento also survived by four grandchildren and five great grandchildren a native of England aged 81 years Friends are welcome at the Mission Chapel of Andrews Greilich and are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 10:30 A Intermtnt Odd Fellows Lawn Please omit flowers Contributions may be made to the Sacramento County Heart Association HARROLD--Entered Into rest in this city April 16 1954 Irene Violet Her rold widow of the late Harrold loving mother of Jean A Harrold of Sacramento sister of Mrs Lulu Larsen of Baldwin Park Calif: a native of California aged 61 years Friends are invited to attend the fu rieral Monday at 10 A from the Palm Chapel of James corner of Twentieth and Streetsi Cremation East Lawn BI11C 4 Door Sedan (314440) $35 Dial IV 0-2310 1949 DODGE 12 Ton PirkuP cellent buy $495 By owner Dial HI 51395 Police Seize Woman In Street Argument The police arrested Dorothy Peters 31 of 4204 West Nichols last night and accused her of intoxication in the presence of her 4 year old daughter when taken into custody at 2nd and 1 Streets They said she was in an argument with a man and was using obscene language The child was taken to the receiving home Irene Harrold Final rites will be held 'Monday at 10 AM in the James Garlick Funeral Home for Mrs Irene Violet Harrold 61 a resident of Sacramento 37 years who died yesterday in her home at 3925 Street Cremation will be in the East Lawn Crematory She was born in Amador County and lived in Woodland Yolo County before coming to Sacramento Surviving are a son Jean A of Sacramento Band a sister Mrs Lulu Larsen of Baldwin Park Mrs Harrold was the widow of Arthur CREEKMORE-To Mr and Mrs Louis Creek more of Route 2 Box 3800 Folsom Boulevard April 1 1954 a daughter KEMP-To Mr and Mrs William Kemp of 4931 Frultridge Road April 1 1954 a ion RICE-To Mr and Mrs Loyal Rice of 2052 Auburn Boulevard April 1 1954 a son BODOH-To Mr and Mn Norman Bodoh of 2101 Whippoorwill Lana April 2 1954 a daughter FONTANA-To Mr and Mn Vincent Fontana Jr of 731 Street April 2 1954 a son JOHNSON-To Mr and Mrs: Rudolph Johnson of 438 Curran Avenue North Sacramento April 2 1954 a daughter WATSON-To Mr and Mn Flemen 14 Watson of 5600 Ca Avenue April 2 1954 a daughter FC A KEZ-To Mr and Mn Manuel Juarez of 235 Bannon Street April 3 1954 a son SAENZ-To Mr and Mrs Jose A Saenz of 2574 20th Street April 3 1954 a daughter 1 SLOAN-To Mr and Mrs Frank Sloan of 5317 scme Avenue Del Paso Heights April 3 1954 a Solt FA HRE-To Mr and Mn Jimmie of 1518 Wilton Way April 4 1954 a daughter FARMER-To 'Mr and Mrs William Farmer of 2562 Kit Carson Street April 4 1954 a daughter HA ISLET-To Mr and Mrs Will Halsiet of 448 Ban Miguel Way April 4 1954 a gon STLUKA-To Mr and Mrs Howard Stluka of 3014 'T Street April 4 1934 a son EARLE-To Mr and Mn William Earle Sr of 514 Eleanor Avenue North Sacramento April 3 1954 a son MUNOZ-To Mr and Mrs Filbert Munoz of 239 Street Bryte Yolo County April 5 1934 a Pon REUTER-To Mr and Mrs Walter Reuter of 5306 80th Street April 5 1954 a Sen Mr and Mrs Paul Sanders of 3539 Ketter Boulevard San Diego April 5 1954 a daughter TOVLSON-To Mr and Mrs Ok le Toulson of 2806 Cedar Avenue North SaeramOrtio- April 5 1954 a daaah CLEAN 4 Room -Furn Apt 853 Available approx May 1st Work ink eottple pref GI 3-6957 eves 48 BUICK Super Sedanatte (1A725: 44) 42000 miles Very elean will swap equal valua for late pickup that WA 5-2393 Guard In Nebraska Prison Is Slain LINCOLN Neb UP questioned 19 convicts today in an effort to find the murderer of John Oaussen 70 year old guard found with his head bashed in and his throat slit at the Nebraska state prison The body of Claussen was found syesterday in the prison print shop where he had been eating his lunch alone He died a half hour later in the prison hospital FLORISTS NAVLET THE FLORIST 14th St mrsG 3-39119 GI 3-2547 907 Sth GI 3-2548 MOREBECH'S FLOWER SHOP 123 21st Street HU 1-0033 VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Town Courtry Villas fV 9-5287 TOWN COUNTRY 1115 Hampton Road As low as $1250 DOWN buya this 2 bdrin home with complete 0-E kitchen You must see it Payments as low as $53 per met Ford Chase GI 3-1019 H114-2548 Alt 37 OLDSMOBILE 15A1S156) $65: 401 Gunther Way HI 7-847k CHESTERFIELD Matching Chair: large wing chair 2 mahogany on tastonal tables coffee table Ma hogany bookcase with adj shelves 2774 191h St Eves Sunday COLLIE Puppies Beaut Marked Sable white irk-color 5 wks AlCO reg Parader blood line 7824 38th Ave HI 5-1158 LOWER 3 Rai Apt Adjoining Show Pr etc Private entrafics 13250 Innuire 1724 Ft FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Disguise As Woman Brings Jail Booking Charles Linsey 24 was booked in the city jail early today on charges of wearing a disguise and vagrancy The police said he was dressed as a woman He was taken into custody near 3rd Street and Capitol Avenue when the authorities investigated a disturbance Sad Eyed Bunny Has New Reason WHY YOU NEED MIS FUNERAL PROTECTION PLAN 1 LARGE Rm A Kftehenette Bath turn 135 1724 Et GOING OVERSEAS Surviving Brodie Twin Takes Faltering Steps CHICAGO Smiling lit- tie Rodney Brodie survivor of a Siamese twin operation is learning how to walk' by himself For weeks the 2 year old boy has been pushing around a ward of the Illinois Medical Center in a trailer Now though he is taking his first stumbling steps by himself Doctors wanted him to learn to walk and to coordinate better before attempting to build him a skull Rodney was joined at birth to his twin Roger at the top of their skulls On December 17 1953 delicate surgery separated them Roger died 34 days later Man 'Shuns Math Uses Badge To Win Contest MILWAUKEE Some 45000 persons applied their best mathematics to guessing the number of bottle caps in a huge beer stein set up as a contest by a local brewery Joseph Varro Jr gave up on the math He simply wrote down the number of his work badge" It was not only close to the actual count it was correct down to the last bottle cap took home a boat outboard motor and trailer George White A requiem mass will be offered Monday for George Washington White 74 the iather of Mary Bridget White a deputy county probation officer The services will begin at lo An in St Francis catholic Church Burial will be in St Mary's Lawn Cemetery A rosary will be said tomorrow at 8 PM in the Cippa Nicoletti Funeral Home White died yesterday in his home at 2114 Street A retired Southern Pacific Company blacksmith he was born in Pennsylvania Surviving also are his wife Kathleen a sister Phoebe Dodson White of Pennsylvania and a brother Charles living in Florida The following funeral homes all members of the Sacramento Funeral Directors Association recommend the FOREST LAWN PROTECTION PLAN BECAUSE It actually eliminates funeral bills and enables you to spare your family financial hardship at time of sorrow BECAUSE It enables you to specify In advance how little or how much should be spent for the funeral service thereby acting as a guide to your family at time of need and protecting your other savings for their future needs Rabbi Will Lecfure In San Jose College Rabble Irving Hausman of Temple B'nal Israel in Sacramento will represent the Jewish Chautauqua Society as a lecturer at San Jose State College April 27th and 28th He will participate in an observance of Religious Erdphasis Week 133 Chevrolet 210 2 Dr (Ohio I17398'1 Radio heater powerglide Original owner Fine condition $1 800 2519 St 1951 DODGE Pickup condition Sacrifice $695 5081 Mendocino Blvd HI 5-7494 3 ROOM Partly Cottage Pri vote bath for colored lady little girl $10 week DUI paid Dial HI 7-7162 8 to 7 NEAR McClellan' $70 3 Bdrm unfurnished IV 7-0507 Marlin Rifle Very good cond $70 250-3000 Savage 570 Dial WA 5-4019' WALKING Distance To State Sidi: Clean quiet 3 rooms unfurn Fur niture for sale $70 1316 0 St GI 2-6709 HAVE Permanent Pasture For 1 saddle horse Near good traIL Also 1 god Western saddle IV 9-4664 MOVING Refrigerator Gas stove dishes miscellaneous 2210 at Cat! after 12 noon Cullis Funeral Home Home To Be Happier Bunny the sad eyed little pup who looked appealingly out of an Easter basket as the Dog of the Week in The Bee has a home Mre Fred Johnson of 3828 Laguna Way wife of a television serviceman played a lucky hunch and went to the Animal Shelter where her 5 year old daughter Sharon picked the winning number today in the drawing for Bunny About 20 families competed for the right to take Bunny home Although her daughter and her son Dickie 7 were equally excited about the prospect of owning a puppy Mrs Johnson confessed the whole think really was her Idea "I'm the real dog lover in our house" she declared "I' had a hunch we would be lucky enough 'to win this one and sure enough we did" The address of the Animal Shelter is 2117 Front Street' Each week The Bee publishes a story and a picture of the Dog of the Week ter Mr and Mrs Joe Ve lasouez of Route 2 Box 2028c April 5 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs Elmer Brewer of 1514 Street April 8 1954 a son Mr and Mrs: Donald IL Filcher of 2312 Morse Avenue April 6 1954 a daughter Colonel and Mrs Roy Santin of 4700 Street March 28 1954 a son Mr and Mrs William A Sartore of 2423 Roslyn Way March 27 1954 a son Mr and Mrs Thomas Walther of 2950 Calderwood Lane March 23 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs jamas A White Jr of 99 Coloma Way March 29 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs Anthony jr Machado of 4530 Summit Was March 31 1954 a eon -Mr and Mn Ritchie Banks of 3739 Fair Oaks Boulevard Carmichael April 4 1954 daughter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones of 5500 Camellia Avenue April 4 1954 a daughter Captain and Mrs Cedric Blake of 4112 41st Avenue Atilt 3 1954 a daughter GOORABIAN---i-To Mr and Mrs Matthew Goorablan of 4620 Santa Monica Avenue April 5 1954 a son Mr and Mrs William Heffington of Box 179 Jackson Amaslor County April 5 1954 4 daughter BAHL---To Mr and Mrs Leonard Kahl of 2804 Alamitos Way April 5 1954 a daughter Mr and Mrs Harry A Kirschanmann of 143 North Franklin 'Street North Sacramento April 5 1954 a son Andrews Greilich Cippa Nicoletti Citizens Mortuary Home Clark Booth Yardley Cippa Nicoletti 'Citizens Mortuary Home Clark Booth Yardley Knife Hurts Girl Carmen Meza 5 of 446 Jefferson Avenue North Sacramento was cut on her back during a scuffle with her sister over who would carry a knife to their mother Mrs Guadalupe Meza The mother told sheriff's deputies the knife was flipped into the air during the struggle and came down in Carmen's btck It penetrated about an inch JOILN FOX Sacramento Agent FOREST LAWN PROTECTION PLAN livenua Dial GI lbert 1S62 4th Avenue 2-2660 James Garlick Gormley Sons Miller Skelton tre-irIririre-iricirItnitfrirstr JOILN FOX Sacramento Agent FOREST LAWN PROTECTION PLAN 1862 4th Avenue Dial Gilbert 2-2660 William A Harris Last rites will be held Tuesday at 10:30 AM in the Andrews Greilich Funeral Home for William A Harris 81 a retired carpehter- who lived in Sacramento since 1923 Burial will be in the Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery Harris died Thursday in a hospital The family requests flowers be omitted and butions be made to the Sacramento County Heart A DEAL-150 For Equity And take payment -48 Olds gerlam ette 11A71390) Beautiful Ceti be seen 3500 Broadway gat Sun "---VOR BALE BY OWNER 3 bedroom furnished house 2 years old 750 down Dial HI 7-9933 )BEE Ittwr 3 Weeks To Man who 'will lay 1 room of hardwood flooring in GI 2-7556 cabin at Kyburs Dial wanted: Used Rotohoe Garden Trac tor Good saddle for sale IV 9-2713 KIRBY Vacuum AB Attachments Almost new Sacrtfics ILL 5-3506 Driver Is Arresfed Pinkney Saurbom of Folsom was booked in the county jail early today on charges of drunk and reckless driving He was arrested by the police in Folsom The Grey Pharmacy Open all night Dial GI 3-5034 401 St (adv I 1.