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i nyyn Tit Pregres. Bulletin, Pomona. Friday Evening, Sept. 14, 1956 CIQ 06C. a before U.

S. Commissioner Theodore Ilocke on charges of embezzlement of fund at the Given Employes Credit Union. He was remanded to the custody of the U. S. marshal.

Section North South Charles Walker, Ontario, and Hugh McLaughlin, Pomona, first; Mrs. James Williams, Pomona, and Jack Haviland, Claremont, second; fend Betty Blank, Pomona, and Mrs. D. D. Gross, Washington, D.

third. East-West Mrs. Thomas Esmond and Mrs. Robert Renni-son, Riverside, first Warren Beach and Mrs. Orissa Fritch.

Glendora, second; and Mrs. Alice Fox and Mrs. Jean Broz, Pomona, third. Myers, Claremont, tied for second and third. East-West Lester Lawrence and John Robert Jones, Pomona, first; Mr.

and Mrs. B. Dawson, Glendora, second; and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ingalls, Baldwin Park, third.

Section 'North-South Mrs. Elsie Johnston and Mrs. Walker Slack, Pomona, first; Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Herzberg, Ontario, second; and Mr. and Mrs.

C. Leon Agnew, Pomona, third. East-West Mrs. Stella R. Hapke and James Lowry, Riverside, first; Mrs.

T. J. Skiff ing-ton and Mrs. Rose Cohn, Riverside, second; and Mrs. Roy Amsbry and R.

W. Squier, Pomona, third. Winners Named In Bridge Game One hundred and two players joined in a master point game sponsored by Pomona Valley Bridge Club Thursday night at the Assistance League Center. Winners were: Section North -South J. E.

Maurer, Pomona, and Richard Roberts, Ontario, first; Mrs. John Coffman. Claremont, and Leon Garver, Pomona, and Juan Adrover, Pomona, and Ernest Suspect Charged With Embezzling Union Funds LOS ANGELES (U.R Sanford Victor St. John, 46, has been arrested on charges of embezzling $4,500 in funds from a federal credit union in Los Angeles, the FBI disclosed today. John F.

Malone, special agent in charge of the local FBI office, said St. John was arrested Thursday in his home where he lived with his wife and children. The suspect was arraigned Kitchen Sink Really Included HAMILTON, Ohio finally stole the kitchen sink and the drainboard, too. Brunner reported to poliee that someone broke into a house he was dismantling and stole the sink and the drain-boa fd. He valued them at $200.

Milan Cathedral is the third largest church in Europe, ranking next to St. Peters at Rome, Italy, and the cathedral at Seville, Spain. NOT WW OR NEW CARS FOR STUDENTS Harry Lindberg, right, business manager at Murphy Chevrolet presents keys for two new Chevrolets his firm is providing for the driver-training program at Pomona High School. Last year, the high school had only one car. Receiving keys are George Long (in car), a sophomofe, and Arthur Noyes, driver-training instructor.

(P-B photo) IT ft Collision Hurls Woman From Car BUT LOOK AT THE TREMENDOUS VALUES ON BRAND NEW 1957 THE WASHER RATED NO. 1 BY INDEPENDENT CONSUMER TESTING LABORATORIES! 0 1957 21 TABLE Veda Abbott, 48, of 1596 Ray-lene PL, was injured when she was thrown from a car in a collision with another at Riverside Dr, and Pipe Line Chino area, at 7:55 p.m, yesterday. The California Highway Patrol reported that Jack L. Abbott, 35, of 1596 Raylene PL, went thru a boulevard stop sign and his car was struck by one driven by Lynn A. Dudley, 16, of 4226 Riverside Chino.

The impact spun the Abbott car around, and Veda Abbott was thrown out. She was taken to Park Avenue Hospital. Patrick Mayfield. 6, of 2063 Arthur an Arroyo School student, was hurt slightly when he was struck by a car at Arroyo and Glen Sts. at 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday. TV It' the big buy of the new TV season! The Embassy 21 has top front tuning. Super 200 chassis. Grained Mahogany, Blond Oak or Charcoal Finishes. Price shown for Charcoal Finish.

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17, of 1729 Berkeley turned the corner and brushed the boy as he was walking along Arroyo. Patrick had a bump on his head and a skinned elbow. He's been hurt worse learning to ride his bike, said Mrs. Mayfield. Alexander A.

Castruita, 29, of 4639 Laurens Baldwin Park, making a left turn in a pickup truck drawing a trailer, was involved in a collision with Albert J. Falcone, 19, of Alhambra, on Arrow Hwy. near Armel Covina area, yesterday morning. Cars driven by Ramond V. Sanchez, 24, of 1516 2nd La Verne, and J.

Edward Sellers, 26, of 291 W. Phillips were involved in a collision at the main gate to the fairgrounds at 10 p.m. yesterday. Jury Denies Suit Of Vegas Gambler LOS ANGELES (UP) A Superior Court jury has ruled favor of Las Vegas hotelman Bel-don Katleman in a $3 million damage suit brought by a patron vho charged the hotelman held him prisoner for gambling debts. The jury took less than an hour in returning the verdict Thursday in favor of the director of the swank El Rancho Vegas.

The suit was brought by John D. Maher, 44, a contractor. Maher charged that Katleman held him prisoner for 12 hours and slapped him around Aug. 6, 1953, connection with some $400 in worthless checks he had written to cover gambling losses. Former San Diego Mayor Succumbs SAN DIEGO (UR Former San Diego M-ayor Harley E.

Knox died Thursday night following a brief illness. He was 57. Knox was stricken with a heart attack Sept. 6. At the time of his death, Knox was president of the state Fish and Game Commission and president of the Southern California Navy League Council.

He is survived by his widow and three daughters. H.S. To Train More Drivers This Year Pomona High School hopes to turn out twice as many competent drivers during this school year as it did in the 1955-56 session with the aid of two new driver-training cars. Murphy Chevrolet 301 N. Garey with the cooperation of General Motors is providing two new Chevrolets for the high school driver-training program which this year hopes to graduate more than 200 drivers compared with some 100 last year.

The high school had only one car last year. The Murphy Co. will also provide all the maintenance and services for the two cars. Instructors in the driver-training program are John Guzzo, Robert Eckhardt. Milton Mitchell.

and Arthur Noyes. Presenting the cars in behalf of Murphy Chevrolet was Harry Lindberg, business manager of the company. Witnesses Open Weekend Training School Tonight Jehovah's Witnesses today were ready to open their eekend 1 Bible education and ministry training program at 7 oclock to- night at Gardiner Spring Audi-i torium at Chaffey College. C. W.

Rieger of Brooklyn. N.Y., will give a welcome address before an expected crowd of 2.000. There will be a discourse on the i scriptural meaning of baptism Saturday at 1 :30 p.m. A critical examination of the churchs work for the past six months and formulation of plans for the next period will be held Saturday at 6:45 p.m. A film, The Happiness of the New World Society will be shown.

It depicts the uniform and friendly atmosphere of the New World Society of Jehovah's Witnesses in their world-wide association, a conference spokesman said. A final address will be given the group Sunday at 3 p.m. Arizona Prepares Anti-Smog Law PHOENIX (U.R) A bill to regulate smog-producing industries will be introduced at the next session of the Arizona Legislature. The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Metropolitan Planning Committee is drawing up the smog control bill, which would be in the form of an enabling act. 5 separate purifying actions loosen, flush-away everything from light lint to heavy sand! 5-Year Warranty For 8 Homes Victor Herbert Homes of Beverly Hills had been issued eight permits today by the city department of building and safety for construction of eight dwellings in the northeast part of Pomona having total valuation of $134,000.

This will be' the first housing pioject of the Beverly Hills concern in Pomona, and reports are it will build more houses here. The homes are to be four and five-room and of frame stucco construction. They will be built on Alexander Ave. and Cordova and Elmcroft Sts. The houses will be in four different types.

Other permits just issued here: Henry Erickson, six-room frame stucco dwelling, 1041 Lincoln $15,000. Vern Gray, swimming pool, 1803 San Bernardino John Gerbi, remodeling and addition, 620 E. 12th $800. Julia D. Myers, replace porch floor, 1748 S.

Reservoir $60. C. D. Goodman, fireplace, 1468 S. San Antonio $240.

Nettie L. Vasquez, move dwelling to 1445 S. Rebecca $1,276. Phillips D. Armstrong, move private garage to 1410 S.

Rebecca $175. William Short, repair front porch, 1023 W. 4th $125. Pomona Police Department, two partitions, 232 V. 5th $500.

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