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rijre D-S -THE SACRAMENTO BEE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 1958 wtiv V'ailAUXIlla MARRIAGE LICENSES The People Mother 23 Of Four Educational TV Onflp Wide VUIIGI IU On Fund Drive Free Eye Tests Are Slated iln FI9ht 0n Glaucoma I Free eye examinations will! The tests will be be given to county residents! under the auspices of Beach 20 and Joan Irani 17 both of Sacramento R-LI CKBo Dickie Leonard Kessler 19 and Rosemana Lucero IS both of Sacramento PHIPPvHKN DLKMiN Uovd Raymond Phipps 21 of Citrus Heights and Betty Sue Henderaon 18 of Sacra- the Lorraine Strong 23 year old gedkm sovi-stona Theodore George Geoigueon 22 of North Sacramento and Mary A LaTona 23 of Sacramento HARRLVMOKKOW Guy Eueens Warren 23 of Sacramento and caroun Linda Morrow 23 of North High- Edward Johnson 21 and Lois Leach 18 both of Brodcrck Yolo County CRAV VMoOKE Robert Clarence Craven 40 and Maytle Marie Moore 43 noth of Carmichael 1)1 l)1Ei- RAIG Earll Dewey Dudley 31 and Janet Crain 24 both of Sacramento VMM HhlL-HAl'GK Robert Eugene wtnchell Jr 26 and Grace Scott Hauce 20 both of Sacramento SKI NNER-A VAt ABE Merrill Lynn Skinner 35 and Helen Leone Ana-Cabe 45 both of Sacramento REDINOTON-M HN LIDFR Everett Angland Redington 49 of Rio Linda and Dorothv May Schneider 39 of Citms Heights CAN ADY-sHONTZ Vergil Canadv 51 of Sacramento and Mabel Rutn Snontz 49 of North Sacramento MOKKIS-LOM FRY In Woodland Yolo County January 30 1958 to Danny Wavne Morns 15 of 1038 Maryland Avenue West Sacramento Yolo Countv and Janice Darlene Lowery 15 of 1907 Pennsylvania Avenue west Sacramento Commits Suicide Strong said he was awakened by a noise and investigating found his wife sprawled on the bathroom floor the weapon beside her Roach 20 and Joan Dona Wackford Ik Society mother of four boys shot her-nasium of the Sacramento Medical Improvement theij High School in a concerted county health department the self t0 death last nght' community effort to diagnose 'California chapter of the Na- i a rnc mm 1 6laucoma- a maior cause optional Society for the Preven-rameito to 15 Northern in Uu eaHy Blindness and the Sac- fomia count es SbeontS 1 PhP'Tna who wil1 ParticH rament0 Lions Club chJnSllYbvSentem Pate in he ss tests urge all To expedite the examina- ber if a currenf fJnd drive ab0Ve the age of 40 tions officials have asked proves successful t0 take advantage of the serv- residents whose last names months ago However backers of Residents over 30 who Ifall in the A to range to She left a note addressed to Droiect concede their Dlans bave a amy h'story of (arrive between 9:30 AM and her husband Robert a blue-will be postponed indefinitely LT3 aIs0 are asked and those in the to printer but only the heading ifa Isa tna ova rr motion I i a i i joo uae lomnla tbe Foknmeu fitk Ust' --i was legible if the campaign falls short ofitak? axaminatl0- range between 1 and 4:30 its financial goals Medical statistics indicate 2 PM Hanging in the balance is cent the population In About 35 volunteers under a crucial contribution of $100- 40 bracket have the chairmanship of Mrs Ella 000 by the Fund for Adult Ed- disease If discovered early 'Stark president of the Sacra-' it can be controlled without mento Society of Medical As- further damage to the optical isistants will help administer the tests ucation for necessary broadcasting equipment However to receive this nerve structure grant Central California Edu-'ry 7 2K Rites Are Slated For Amelia Dyer ESSVMiiSrSjBoy Who Drowned latter date they also must' show proof of an additional Funeral services will be Capital Citizen 84 Years Dies Mrs Amelia Dyer 'Vfugee Problem Editor of The Bee The Arab League through its members has given the free world many false impressions of Israel and the Arab refugee problem I would like to give the facts about how these Arabs got into their present situation Part of the strategic plans for the Arab invasion of Palestine in early 1948 was an order for the Arab population there to be temporarily evacuated into the neighboring countries The purpose was to clear the villages and roads for the anticipated advance of the Arab armies and make it easier to exterminate the Jews The flight of Arabs from Israel was intensified by the rout of the Arab forces since the Palestine Arabs had been led to believe that Israel would be destroyed within a few weeks Neverthless over 100000 Arabs remained in Israel where they now enjoy full citizenship rights By natural increase and the admission of relatives the number has grown to over 200000 Israel has offered to pay compensation for the cultivated land abandoned by the refugees provided the assets sequestered by the Arab governments from their Jewish subjects prior to their immigration be taken into account It also has offered to cooperate in the resettlement of the refugees in Arab countries which have large reserves of cultivable land However the Arabs refuse to cooperate in any constructive manner The Arab nations want to keep the refugee problem an open sore as an affront against the United Nations and a weapon against Israel DAN JACOBSON 4110 Crestwood Way held at 1 PM Tuesday in the Morgan Jones Funeral Home for Erskine Hobbs 5 year old boy who tumbled into rain swollen Morrison Creek Thursday and drowned Burial will be in the Sacramento Memorial Lawn Cemetery The body was found yesterday near the Stockton Boulevard Bridge about a mile and a half downstream from the point where he fell in He was the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Newborn of 6201 Sun River Drive brother of a 1 and Jacquelyn nephew of Tenny Boykin Marcus Wilson and Jimmie Mae Musgrove Obituaries Jacob McCutchen Services were held today in the Nightingale Funeral Home in North Sacramento for Jacob Marshall McCutchen 72 a self employed gardener in the Sacramento area for 21 years until his retirement about five years ago McCutchen who resided at 217 25th Street died Thurs-t day in a hospital He was the father of Mrs Philena Warne-ke Mrs Martha Gillette Marshall and James McCutchen all of Sacramento 84 who was born on Street across from the Capitol while it was under construction died last night in a hospital Her parents the late Mr and Mrs George Jost settled in Sacramento in 1859 after a trip to California in a wagon train with five children One child a four month old baby was kidnaped by Indians in Utah Jost worked as a carpenter at the Capitol construction He brought his family from Nova Scotia The old family home was at 1327 Street His brother Jim had a livery stable at 13th and Streets Operated Grocery Mrs Dyer was educated in Sacramento schools She and her husband James Dyer operated a grocery store at 21st Street and 2nd Avenue for years He died in 1927 and she operated the business until 1935 Survivors Named Mrs Dyer made her home with her son Jack Frank Dyer at 5825 Raymond Way Also surviving are her granddaughters Donna Lee Dyer of Sacramento and Janice Lee Dyer of Jacksonville Fla A sister Mrs Hope Platt died last Year in Los Angeles at the age of 94 Services will be held at 2 PM Monday in the Culjis be $100000 in pledges $25000 Raised Attorney Ralph Dayton chairman of a fund raising group in this area announced today more than $25000 already has been obtained and stepped up fund raising efforts are proceeding satifactorily Community efforts to establish an educational TV station began in 1952 after the federal communications commission allocated channel 6 for this purpose as part of a nationwide policy to set aside 12 per cent of the telecasting band for education Channel 6 would reach an estimated 1250000 viewers with 366550 television sets in heartland Its range would extend from Butte to Merced Counties and from the bay area to the Sierra Television station KBET already will pn of year district the business pros-pects telecasting and significant benefit the choose BEAcH-WAl Charles TWlliam RENO MARRIAGE LICENSES HARB1XSOV-NKW BERRY In Rno Nev January 30 1958 to Jostah Harbinann over 21 of Sacramento and Kathryn Newberry 36 of Sausaltto Calif PAIMEK-BE MORALES In Reno Nev January 30 1958 to Fred Palrmr 22 and Deanna Mae De Morales 18 both of West Sacramento SIBlEl -TANNER In Reno Nev January 30 1958 to Terrill Lee Stblev 21 and Jantre Carol Tanner 18 both of Sacramento DIVORCE ACTIONS Divorwi Nourtit Gerald apamat Lana Pultz cruelty Richard apainsL Mary Seaton cruelty Bonnie Mae against Luther Dillard cruelty James Morriaon Jr from Margaret Currie cruelty Martha Jean from Frank Bays cruelty 41 Ann from Clarence Butler cruelty Annulments Sought Joyce against Rudolph A Bums fraud Richard against Mary Seaton fraud KcnarAte Maintenance Sought Margaret from Clarence Young cruelty Interlocutory Decrees Granted Lupe from Porfirio Duran crueltv Katherine from Robert Padget cruelty Lola from Walter Fells cruelty Mary Lou from Morn Elmer Me-Clurg crueltv Dorotly from Edwin Harder cruelty Elsie from Marshall Drennen cruelty Judy Lee from Paul William Sprague crueltv Evelyn from Frank Rosales cruelty Sally Jeanne from Watson Jr crueltv Amy from Everett Williams cruelty Annulment! Granted Leslie from Carol Baker fraud Final Decrees Granted Franklin from Icele Johnson crueltv Ravenna from William Wheat crueltv Elna from Walter Hansen crueltv Stanley WTayne from Myra Lee Ebe crueltv Patricia Anne from Jack Chappell crueltv Kazue from Harrv Tsuda cruelty RENO DIVORCES SCOTT In Reno Nev January 30 1958 to Clarence Scott of Reno against Wonured Scott of mento decree granted cruelty DEATHS BROOKS 1958 Elnora Brooks Cleveland Brooks of Del Paso Heights loving daughter of Mrs Mary Richardson of Idabel Okla sister of Mr Bertha Washington of Idabel Okla and Phillip Edmond of Oklahoma City aunt of Mr Quite Mae Spigner and Nodi Washington of Sacramento also survived by a host of relatives and friends: a native of Texas aged 39 years Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Monday February 3rd at 1 from St Baptist Church 4th and Streets Sacramento The Rev Griffin officiating Interment Odd Fellows Lawn i Service of Thompson Funeral Home 3601 5th Avenue) BROW N-r-Entered Into rest In this citv January 30 1958 Lela A Brown mother of Mrs Geraldine Kinmsh of Sacramento also leave four grandchildren a native of California aged 7i years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 1 from the Palm Cbapel of James Gar-lick corner of 20th and Streets Interment Masonic Cemetery Trt Folsom January 29 1958 Paul BurU beloved husband of Ruth Burt of Folsom father of Jeraldine Schlenvogt of North Dakota Peter Burt of Chico Georgia Ford of Watsonville Richard end Joyce Burt of Folsom he also leaves nine grandchildren three sisters and four brothers a native of Illinois aged 56 years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday February 3 1958 at 2 from the Miller Funeral Home In Folsom Interment Lakeside Memorial Lawn Folsom CHAFOULIA8 In this citv February i 1D58 Petros Chafoulias be-loved husband of the laie Marv Chafoulias loving father of Mrs Sally Petrides of Florida and Mrs Alice Anton of this citv loved brother of the late Paul Chafoulias grandfather of Conrad and Peter Petrides of Florida and Carole Anton of this city: a native of Greece aged 70 years Fu-neral notice hereafter Culjis Chapel of the Valley 28th and Streets In thl ctY January 31 1958 Egisto Ceragioli beloved husband of Vera Ceragioli lov-ing father of Mrs Nancy Horat grandfather of Gary Horat brother of Albert Ceragioli end Mrs Angelina Belli of Sacramento Paquale Ceragioli Mrs Pajuina Tozzi Mrs Natahna oiovan-nonl and Mrs Filomena Belumtni all of Italy: a native of Italv aged 60 years A member of Marsalla Lodge Giacomo Puccini Lodge No 1352 of Italy in America and the Dante Club Friends may call at Gormlev A Sons Chapel 2015 Capitoi 'Ave nnd are Invited to attend funeral services Monday at 10:30 A thence to 8t Marys Church where requiem high mass will he celebrated for the repose of his soul at 11:00 A Entombment 8t Mary's Mau- 8-00Tp 8unday venin at thl Plty Janu8rv 31 1968 Amelia Mav Dver beloved wife of the late James Dver loving mother of Jack Dver of this clLy mved grandmother of Jenice Lee Dver of Florida and Donna Lee Dver 'of this citv a native of California aged Fhmis are respectfully LnV MUend th funeral Mondav 2 from the CuIjI Chapel of the Valiev 2fith and Streets Interment Odd Fellows Lawn In Ihla city Januarr 31 1958 Susan Ellen Foster wife of the nif Foster beloved mother of nlvnr Harvey Cledith Donald Ce-cil and Donna Foeter survived bv eight grandchildren a native of Mis-pOUrl 72 varj Rerviw "30 Mondav at the George Klumpp Chnpl of Flowrs ROfi 6 etiry1' Intrment Malh'w Klljor Cm- Tn lhl citv Fehvuarv 1 lovin brother of Ro of Sacramento: a native of vteH Sl yir" Friend In at he Chapel of Miller 4 Skelton 20th and reel (parkin provided Monday Lan A' lntrnnt Felloue hl clv January 30 Hooke beloved hnt-banl of Cunia Hooke of North Sacramento father ot Jurtbh ltnn Hooke eon of Mr and Mre Noel ern ot Jamf end Rob-acedD'2o of California a ged ZO vears tnendg mav rail e4 Isorlh Sacramento Funeral Home and are invited to attend th services Mondav at 1:30 in terment East Lawn ln 8etamento January 81 blov hus-S-v Dallie Lamm of Klammh falls f5ret loving father of Richard w'arnmeft' son of Mrs Roberta Suhl of Kennewick wish brother of Albert Lamm of MrV "Kennewick Flame of Alien: More On Immmortality Editor of The Bee Sir: Although sure others will do the same I feel compelled to be among those persons answering David in The Bee a condition in which death is an Yes the soul of man is immortal and this is not without scriptural backing Death must indeed come to the body of every man I am sure our common sense will tell us this Even Christ experienced death in its most real form The immortality of soul is talked about in many ways and in many places in the Scriptures but to find them you will have to look for more than just the one word immortality We who speak the English language certainly should be aware there is always more than one way to state any given fact Of all these statements about our immortality a familiar one to us sums it up the John 3:16: God so loved the world that He gave His only i Like IV 10 Come begotten Son that whosoever i I has promised it offer studio and transmitter facilities for educational grams Yearly Contributions Once channel 6 is activated it will be run by a board directors elected by subscribers who will make individual contributions of $10 a Other financing possibilities include the use of school funds authorized by last legislature and continuing support by industry and national foundations Channel 6 boosters see of limitless opportunities for community betterment through educational art groups countless other organizations in this area could make contributions in Drayton said viewers would immediately by having for first time freedom to hSJn between commercial and educational DEATHS la Ion January 3 1Bg John Alvin Nichole beloved huaoanrt of Mary Nichols loving father nf Jack WUliam Halht and Elizabeth Nichols all of IoneL James Nichole of Colton Calif 8on of John iley of Pawnee Illtnoia brother of Irene Lawley and Mary Ridgeway of Pawnee Illinois also survived bv 4 grandchildren a native of Pawn Illinois aged 53 years Friends ara invited to attend the funeral servir at the Chapel of Daneri ft Son Jackson Monday February 3rd at 3 A Interment lone Citv Cemetery 1 In this citv January 3n 19o8 Michele iGobboi Parenti be loved husband of the late Pi Parenti loving father of Mrs Lillian Glovanl non! and Mrs Irene Micheli of RVde loving grandfather of Joyce and Fav Giavannoni Diane Jan and Martv Micheli a member of Antioch Aerie No 785 FOE a native of Dali aged 79 vears 9 monthe 22 davs Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Monday morning at 9:30 from the Cippa Nico-Ietti Funeral Home corner 28th and Streets thence to St Marys Church 58th and Streets where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 10:00 Entomb-ment St Marys Mausoleum The rosary will be recited tomorrow ffiun day) evening at 8:00 o'clock PHILLIP In Merced January 31 958 Edwin Phillips husband of Rose PhtlUpe of Sacramento father of Jennings Phillips of Sacramento and Mrs Dallas Ht of Pans France: brother of George Phillips of Sacramento and Homer Phillips of Portland a native of Kansas: aged 69 years Friends are resoecttullv thvited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 11 A from the chanel of Harrv A Nauman Son r021 28th Street Entombment East Lawn Mausoleum Services will be held under the auspices of Three Pillars Lodge No 613 A A SritOCK In this city February- 1958 Mary Sprock wife of the late Frank Sprock mother of Robert Snrock of Nevada Mrs Muriel Heller of Broderick Lowell Orval and Allen A Sprock of Point Pleasant sister of Mrs Ethel Bloom of Morro Bav Dr Howard Hollenbeck of placervUle Mrs Nella Garner of Los Angeles and Mrs Emily Sprock of Sacramento: a native of Madera Calif aged 62 vears Friends are welcome at the parlors of Harrv a Nauman A Son 2021 28th Street and are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 2 from the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Point Pleasant Interment Point Pleasant Cemetery ST8N1CH In this citv January 29 1958 Frank Stanich Delovea husband nf Jennie Stanich loving father of Mary Nell and Vincent 8tanich and Mrs Frances Vilardo loved brother of the late Dan A Rtamch loved uncle of Vincent Stanley Frank and John Stanich Pauline Ma-laki and Marv Rshirln loved nephew of Lucy Yutronich of Los Angeles loving grandfather of Richard and Ronald Vilardo and Teresa Stanich: a native of Yugoslavia nged 80 vears He was a member of Legion of Merit Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday at 9 A from the Culjis Chapel of the Valley 28th and Streets where services will be conducted by the Croatian Fraternal Union of America No 434 thence to the Holy Spirit Church Cordano and Land Park Drive where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 10 A Interment St Cemetery Recitation of the rosary tomorrow (Sunday) at 8 TAM 4NO In this city January 30 1958 Giichl dearly beloved husband of Yuku Tamano loving father of Kivoshi 'Masato Nobud Yo-shio and Kivoto Tamano Mrs Yuriko Tanaka Mrs Isevo Yoehimura and Mrs Hisako Hayakafa survived by 22 grandchildren a native of Japan aged 72 years Services 7:30 Mondav at the Buddhism Church 418 Street Cremation East Lawn (George Klumpp) VOrXKIN Tn this city January 28 1958 Merle Younkin' beloved father of the late Muriel Younkln: a native of Missouri aged 78 vears Friends mav call at Oormley A Sons Chapel 2015 Capitol Ave and are Invited to attend funeral services Mon-dav at 8:30 A thence to the Cathedral where Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his 'soul at 9:00 A Interment 8t Maxvs Cemetery Rosary Sunday evening at 8:15 C4IID OF THWXS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly assisted end for the words of sympathy end beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of mv husband MRS CORA yt DECKER And the RUGGS FAMILIES IX MEMOIIUM In loving memory of husband and father Lemuel Milton Webb who passed awav 9 years ago today Jiia memory is as dear todav -As in the hour he passed away Wife NELLIE WEBB Daughters HARRIET KNAPP ALMA SEVIER DIRECTORS OORMLEY SONS 2015 Capitol Avenue Dial GI 3-6513 FUNERAI HOME 3601 5th Ave OL 5-077T HARRY A NAUMAN SON 2021 28th Street Dial GL 6-3627 ANDREWS ft GREIUCH 2221 28th St Dial GL S-3987 MORGAN ft JONES MORTUARY 1200 Ot GI 3-9292 SIERRA VIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL 2701 No Fair Oalta Blvd IV 9-0271 CITIZENS MORTUARY HOME P-obert Tltua Funeral Director 2301 Street Dial GI 2-299 Morris Daggett 6100 Stcktn GL 2-2671 CULJIS -rUNERAL HOME rillPEI- OF THE VALLEY OL 2-6688 2200 28th St North Sacramento Funeral Home IIP Weat LI Camino Ava WA 6-3597 MILLER ft SKELTON Sacramento Since 1869" 1015 20th Street Dial GI 2-3824 CIPPA ft NICOLETTI FUNFRAL HOME Comer 88th ft Sti Dial OL 6-547 JAMES GARUCK Funeral Director 2001 Streat Dial GI 2-3296 CLARK BOOTH ft YARDLEI A HOLMES President Eat over 100 yra 917 St GI 3-1731 GEORGE KLUMPP Chapel Ot Flowera 08 Street Dial 6IS-7917 MONUMENTS MONUMENTSMaRKERS Carlaw Broa Since 1807 10 St Cor GI 3-4938 florists FLOWER SHOP 1223 2lat Street GI 1-0033 Sunehlne FlorleV Funeral Wreaths Ar-rangementa 6309 Franklin Bl QI 1-1188 GI 3-2547 SENATOR FLORISTS 907 8th GI 3-2548 tom RELJJIS FLORIST 221Q street qi 1-1478 NAVLET- FLOWER SHOP OL 2-6566 4430 Freeport Blv GL 1-0513 OKCH1P FARM Orchid plants and aunplle Ooen dallT Corsage weddinea eto Gl 3-6851 Etiquette Decrees BvmpathY Flowers Always! -3035 U1ST AND FOUND Cocker 6 Monthe Old Honey col Eastern Caatec Dr IV 9-6286 BOAT FOUND Owner Identify And claimDtal QL 1-9504 evening GRFFIN Tall Gates For Ford Truck 8ta a rack lost het Dixon auction yard Robla WY 1-2267 BEAGIK Hunting Dog Reddish 'Lot nr Brvte Gray eye cut tell limp j5rcward GI 8-4j 66 PALLET Brown Leather Loat Vlclnitr of 4th and 5th St on Contain valuable paper Reward Gl 8-3656 6MITj Pomeranian Lot Colonial Ht Name Pr Rew GL 6-2049- SIAMESE Kitten Lof Vir20th ft I 8 16 r-w Chatterton GI 2 3018 nr 01 1-1441 Ext 54 Hr 6-5400 Answers to "Brut" i Bov child's pet Lost vie fit 4th vVL 8n2646 2-0315 LOST Black Male Cocker Arden Park 'POt PeFsIAN Kitten Rlark Mala Limps Irhtly Found Arden area Owner Iv 7605 wiU lv t0 BLACK POODLE Lost Vlrftilty Dal Manor Reward IV 7-357fC FOUND In Undo Outboard Motor Owner Identify aerial number pav reward and ad Y336S-23 Lady Elgin 3 Diamonds each aide while downtown area Reward GI J-0633 GIFTS i Wddln Show-era ftnnber-rlea Birthdays Parties- tte TUXEDO ft ACCESS Rented Canto! Costuma8i 3 th dji 0J g-052 EFFECT SOCIAL ENGRAVING Welnatnck-Lubln Co at 12th redding oirr wrap i Ot Rrldal stationary ''I'Jf tamp ft Stationery Co SlorSI (i58thSjreetjuid 2929 Btrwt fr-6dlns announcement invitation imortnals proctsa embossing our Cemetery Gunman Gets S70 At Service Station A gunman pointed a revolver at Charles Lee an attendant at Jack and service station 44th Street and Fruitridge Road and escaped with $70 last night Another attendant Larry Faulkner chased a pickup truck from the area in his own car- But when I Letters From Vaulting Ideas Editor of The Bee Sir Ownership of the moon in-' deed! It would seem that f'uny man is taking an awful ot for granted One would think that all the great uni- verse was made for the sole purpose of providing new frontiers for man to conquer fight over Next to the ownership problem the first thought to enter the human cranium is the possibility of gaining vast mineral wealth Not only has man exploited the min- eral wealth of the earth but he must carry exploitations right on up to the moon And who really benefits? Could it be only a choice few? Not only does man expect to reach the moon in all his greediness but he fully in- tends td take his bloody wars 1 frith him What glorious "expectations! Men cannot get along on the earth with each other so they must fight over outer space too In the first place man was created out of the dust of the earth and was warned that if he failed to live in har- mony with his Creator's ways he surely would die and go right back to that very same dust But still man sets his ideas far above the Almighty I standards and goes merrily on his way to certain destruction Right now he has this earth in a mess and I wants to dash off into space and do his utmost to ruin all I he can out there Man is taking a lot to him- self to even entertain the 5 idea that he has any right to carry on his exploitations in I the outer reaches that do not 5 belong to him Or does man think he is so great that he can take away the soverpign- tv of the universe from Al-mighty God? MRS DOAK 5623 Manmar Way Sacramento Alley Paving Is Urged Editor of The Bee Sir: It is rumored that streets in heavenly cities are paved with pure gold This would be no inducement for me to leave this planet as long as our Ibcal streets are in the good shape our street department is maintaining now 5 When I started driving an i early model delivery car in I I91o there was only dirt or I gravel finish on all our city streets' As science and ma-! chinery progressed our city I fathers took advantage of every means of giving our citizens road comfort and longer wear for our tires Jhis continuing improvement I of our streets should be I treated as a contribution I cause for our marvel-J ous expansion As a delivery boy I found the alleys about as important as the streets as short cuts -in expediting delivery This Is much more the case today since there are so many one way streets Delivery trucks would save a lot of time if they could make normal speed through paved alleys rather than those full of the mud and chuck holes which still are to be found in about 20 per I cent of our alleys Much cursing could be avoided if I car owners in parking in al-I ley garages could be spared Stepping into water and mud pver their shoe tops By city orders I had to pave the alley in the rear of my property and found the cost I a good investment Now I I feel sorry for and not jealous I 0f the person who still main- tains winter fish ponds in the rear of his property HARRY MEE Sacramento I Trucking Difficulty Editor of The Bee Sir Motorist who wants trucks taken off the highways realty ly would start writing letters if all the trucks stopped run-! ning and he had to go to the I railroad depot for his clothes I gasoline food and newspaper Also there would not be any new roads for his car cause you could not get the material and equipment ncc- essary to build them trans- ported to the job I think what Motorist real-I ly meant was that all trucks ought to be put on rails ex-l cept those that serve him DON ROBINSON Auburn Surplus Disposal Editor of The Bee Sir: With all the surplus food stored in the United States such a detriment to our economy why not give it away? All over the world people are hungry If we sent grain butter and other farm products piling up in this country instead of arms to the poor countries our economy would be in a much better state I mean give with no thought of being repaid MRS HYDE Browns Valley William Hahn William Hahn employed as a tailor by Sacramento firms for many years until his retire- ss ment a number of years agojUYU UcHTipcIIGn died this morning in a rest I I i home following an extended OUflClQy IS 06T illness Until he went to the rest home six years ago he made Funeral Home Burial will in the Odd Fellows Lawn FOP Tomorrow Tomorrow CYO Campaign An autopsy is pending Surviving "also are her children from a previous marriage Joseph Danny and Richard Air Force Skins Maine By Eyeful Hot Potatoes PRESQUE ISLE Maine AP All the fuss about serving Idaho potatoes to airmen in the heart of spud growing Aroostook County stemmed from unfortunate Frank Hussey executive vice president of the Maine Potato Council said were Idaho potatoes there but only a small amount and those were a Senator Margaret Chase Smith (R) of Maine tossed the political hot potato last Saturday demanding to know why the air force was shipping Idaho spuds all the way to Lor-ing Air Force Base near Limestone After consultation with various procurement centers the army tossed the potatoes right back to Mrs Smith saying: thorough check reveals no instances in which other than Maine potatoes have been purchased for supply to armed forces installations in the State of Maine for troop Observers told the police the men argued about two women with whom Elliott was talking in the bar Eurekan Serves In Korea The army announces Sergeant James Black son of Ellis Black of Eureka Humboldt County is serving in Korea with the 7th 3rd Infantry Vital Statistics BIRTHS Sacramento Hospital January 31 1958 Bom to Mr ftiid Mm: COLU'IAN George ot 3610 44th Street a hoyw PAIMhU James of 2228 28th Street a girl IVlNMl John of 3925 Clay Street Del Paso Height a boy SOLOMON Marvyn of 3149 Street a bov SlLUAftD Hermit of 1402 South Avenue 1I Fato Heicnta a boy PLK William 5S91 Wallace Avenue boy MANNING William of Broderick Yolo Countv a girl ALiLK Wilnam of Elk Grove a boy Mercy Hospital Janurry 41 1958 Born to Mr and Mm: KLAtLNHLUG Patrick of 4051 li-vid Drive North Highland a girl rLKEA Raymonu ol Biyte Yolo Coun- PKOLItUNK Leonard of 4130 Plnelle P'reet Del Paso Heights a bov AKMtK Samuel ot 3708 El Camino Avenue a boy HIMHLK James of 4748 Madison Avenue a boy rtmfrLL Richard of 5611 Folsom Boule arri a bov WKKL1NULR Ludwig of Florin 4 boy r- February 1 1968 MlCHKTT( Anthonv ot 7350 Robin Road Fair Oaks a girl F1NKI4AM Httlfred of 3781 7th Avenue a gtrl SAM hFZ Frederick of Broderick Yolo County a boy Sutter Hospital January lift 1938 Bom to Mr and Mr: IU MKKKIlt Td ot 3349 Rubicon Wav bov JOHNSON William of 2201 Tevte Rond a girl 01(14 Larry of 4901 Lippett Lane girl HIILlKt Roy of 415 Alfae Avenue North SacrHrrnto boy January 31 1938 Jacob of Elk Grove a bov MMHP Archilhsld of 5311 Ortega Street a girl PFRIU Frank of 1330 60th Street a aAIVRMSV William of 4421 Rvn-wood Avenue a gtrl INGRIM Larry of West Sacraments Yolo County a girl BFMTU Sianlev of 1913 Oxford Street North Sacramento girl ROYUAV John of 2141 Jurrty font Nona Itcnmenio 4 bor Sunday will be the in the Catholic Youth annual associate membership campaign The Rev William Serado of Sacramento diocesan director of the CYO said youth directors will make special appeals f6r funds tomorrow in all churches of the Diocese of Free and Accepted Masons and Sacramento Scottish Rite Bodies I He stated the annual drivel tall big muscled man known Services will be held at on'y means of raising! only as Slim who is suspected shadow lAM Monday in the Miller money for the operation of of stabbing Richard Elliott 35 The weaTher forecasters be- Skelton Funeral Home orSanizatn Jhe Soal of 3U200 44tht Street five times cloudiness to Increase today! Imembershlp of more than 2 with rain tonight and to- Michele Parenti J500 in 40 units 22 of which Mass will be said at 10 AM are in the Sacramento-Yolo shows Out Under Cloud Will the groundhog see his morrow his home with his sister Mrs Rose Clause of 710 21st Street Born in Ohio he came to Sacramento more than 50 years ago He worked for Na- resemble the driver The truck driver who was not identified was released The CYO has a teenage the Vallejo Club 228 Street condition is not considered critical He is in the Sacramento Hospital According to legend it is supposed to mean six more weeks of wintry weather if the groundhog comes out of his hole and sees his shadow on February 2nd Rain Probable The probability of rain tonight and tomorrow the Monday in St Catholic Church for Michele (Gobbo) Parenti 79 a former Ryde grocery store operator who died Thursday in a local hos- pital Parenti a native of Italy operated the store from 1925 her of Antioch Aerie No 785( 1 Eg $to Ceragioli A requiem mass will be said at 11 AM Monday in the St believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life" How more clearly could it be stated? JOEL McKEAN 1300 Swanston Drive Sacramento Einstein And Bombs Editor of The Bee Sir: Regarding your editorial note anent Albert Einstein that great scientist recognized the potential destructive force which his theories had unleashed in the field of nuclear physics but he did not consider this to be the endtesuit Rather it was a stepping stone or sideline exhibition on the way to greater human understanding and control of our natural environment Einstein wrote a letter to President Roosevelt in August 1939 calling attention to atomic force and urging government support of research in nuclear physics Roosevelt acted on this advice and the atomic bomb resulted I believe the hydrogen bomb is an end result weathermen explained de-'until 1942 when retired pends on whether a storm they He formerly operated a tavern located 750 miles off theiand hotel in Antioch Contra Northern California coast can Costa County He was a mem- gain enough strength to batter down a high pressure barrier over the state The forecasters believe the storm can do this If the storm breaks through the forecasters expect moderate to locally heavy amounts of rain in the lower ends of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys Above Normal seasonal pre- Entombment will be in the cipitation totals 1148 inches! St Lawn Mausoleum! The Rev Charles A Myers of the Eagles Surviving are his daughters ramento County to pick up contribution for the rehabilita either but we surely are tak-1 which is 274 inches above nor ing a lot of time moving onmal Rainfall in Sacramento pi me Uau via Counties area Hit $20000 Partial returns indicate more than $20000 was collected last night during the annual Mothers March against polio About 3500 women combed neighborhoods throughout Sac I today became dean of the Trin- ity Episcopal Cathedral He was appointed to the post last year Princess Before Bith MONTE CARLO I UP Mrs John Kelly of Philadelphia mother of Princess Grace of Monaco was acw uiaue ui munauu was due here by plane from the United States today for the approaching birth of second child The birth is expected around the middle of March first child Princess Caroline celebrated her first birthday January 23rd from this result to a better one Have we not a right to be impatient? A BURNHAM Sacramento Marys Catholic Church for Egisto (Frank) Ceragioli 60 a Southern Pacific Company Episcopal Church in Burbank car builder since 1911 who' He is a graduate of the Sea-died yesterday in his home bury-Westem 1 i a 1 Seminary and the University of Washington He is married and has two children: 4123 Street Entombment will be in the St Marys Lawn Mausoleum A rosary will be said Before coming to Sacramento he was rector of St Judes Editor0 Bee sin Found Identified I read in The Bee that one of 1 WWIU' lUUIIIIICU The body of a man tentatively identified as that of the authors John McCloy of the Gaither report said it tomorrow night at 8 in the Gormley Sons Funer- Mother Goes To Visit al Home during January totaled 535 inches This is two and one half inches above normal Mangled Body Is dy was so badly mangled identification was difficult Tentative identification was made from a social security card found nearby The authorities believe he may have been on a freight train from Stockton and was killed when trying to jump off would be if Roque Riojas of Stockton that report were made public Sar Joaquin County Now if this report was pre- found -on the Southern Pa-pared with funds c'fc Company right of way it belongs to the public I Swanston Crossing at remember a war being fought Arden Way early today about taxation without rep- Coroner's deputies said the Mi-lon'Ch-cej ofndrew" Orelllehl narv 30 t958 Jcnh 'itphen dea-dv beloved "father of Philena VXarneke Martha Giiieit Marshall and Jnme McCutchen in Bncremento: native nf Indiana 2 vear Fnenda mav call at Nightingale a Chanel 1030 Def PaJo Boulevard until 9 nmofZ i Sundavi and are invited Ar8M81fM MrvctMJ N'wV 9 So Lawn Cemetery MIILfR Jn Oakland Janturv oe 1958 Frank Miller- Woodland aged 77 veara a oLV-i0 American War veteran FrtenJaTri Invited to attend military serJicJa It Monday at Suniet View Cem Sterv Berkeley Berkeley Mni 1602 Shattuch reservation This seems to be gobbledygook talk to hide the blun- ders I say hear the facts and know the worst Sacramento Additional letters ar on the editorial page Dental Technicians Elect Sacramentan Arthur Gillis of Sacramento has been named president of the recently formed California I spectively Dental Technicians Guild Two other capital members Leon Winters and Edward Evans were elected vice president and treasurer re-.