Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • 7

DEDICATION CEREMONIESO SMILEY A large crowd gathered in Smiley School fo new 1954 Chrys Vita! Records Roasted Unshelkd Lemoits I Banana ALLSWEET DOG OOD Weather two Sea 46 46 Pkgs lb 14 oz oi 60 In AnAtmosphere of Assorted Candies Peace and Reverence fismc CORTNER CHAPEL Brookside at Center Street Phone 4 6161 4 118 Central a SKIPPY 44 47 42 Red two 1 2 I Phone 209 tf i nars on problems of incoming' stu dent body presidents leadership training student government with faculty cooperation student par ticipation in activities orientation of new students student govern ment and student court financial operation of student' government student body elections and faculty 75 76 78 360 710 1400 HERSHEY BARS 5 Box of 20 i i 7 i a Cortner uneral Service or Even the Most Modest Budget lb i 4 5 6 7 8 9 in I 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Mrs Landell Speaks On Navajo Problem McDORMAN Doyle Wes ley McDorman 22 Idaho resi dent of Idaho and Lucille Gloria i Sewell 24 California resident of Mentone QUESTION: Is my Comprehen sive Personal Liability in 'force if I and my family rent a cabin in the mountains this summer? Yes your Compre hensive Personal Liability policy protects you while you are living in a rented tempo rary location just as ifyou were at hoine Paving on ern tavenue from Highway 99 to Center street has broken up into innumerable chuckholes during the past few weeks and the city council took action last night to remedy fhe situation I A The council voted' a black top surface for street cost $11500 The work will be' done fls soon as approval is secured from the state of 'high ways for use of state gasoline tax funds SCHOOL IS PRESENTED Oscar Sedam president of the trustees of the Redlands School District presents Smiley school to Mrs Holmes Jr A president who accepts it on behalf of the com munity acts staff photo Heat That Cold Bedroom or bathjwith an inexpensive ray vented wall heater 4 3031 Sanitary Plumbing SAME OLD PROBLEMS CITY Kai(lP) Eighty three years ago when this Kansas town near the Oklahoma border was founded municipal rec ords showed there were three prin cipal problems: water supply mu nicipal revenue stray dogs? Com mission meetings in September had three too issues tot tackle: a $300000 expansion in the 'city water supply'increases in munici pal revenue through higher water rates stray dogs Wrigley UM BIRDSEYE PEAS October October October October October October October October October October October 1 1 October October October October October October October October October 20 October 21 October 22 October 23 October 24 October 25 October 26 October 27 October 28 7 52 61 60 58 58 57 43 52 With at least se'venty five more attending than anticipated the student government conference at the University of Redlands today was a great success Student government leaders who will later be local county state and national leaders were here over 325 strong from high schools and colleges of Southern Califor nia In welcoming the representa tives from the various schools Dr George Armacqst president of the university saicl that in dealing with government we are dealing with a philosophy of individuals Government is safe and democracy is secure only when our Christian inheritance is kept to the fore with its concepts of right and wrong Bill Moore president of the stu dent body presided and intro duced the leaders of various semi nars all former student body presidents now attending the Uni versity: of Redlands The commit tee is also former student body presidents and consists Richard Avery Exeter High School' Peter Bingly Citrus Jun ior College Walter Bruder? Holly High School ranklin Burk Ban ning High School red rancis Excelsior High School Richard reeman Chowchilla High School Charles Redlands High School uller Culver City High School Bunny Gillett Mon rovia Duarte High School Gorddn Harris Sherman Burroughs High School Irwin Leuzingdr High School George Jackson Hartnell Col lege' Arthur Lawson College of Sequoias Charles Molnar Lyceum for Boys Roumania Bill Moore Redlands High School Robert Or pinela Grant Technical College Robert Wallace North Phoenix High School Willis Wedel Aber deen High School Robert' Wiens Hemet' High School Student Government Builds Lasting' is the theme of the conference The opening session had to be moved from Watchorn Hall to the Memo and 1 student body' activi ties The closing session featured a talk by Dr 'Bernard Hyink for merly of the University now dean of students at USC on Challenge of Byrnes agerburg had charge of arrangements the conference BIRTHS RYMER Born in San Bernardino Calif Oct 25 1953 at Norton Air orce Base 'hospital to MM3 and Mrs Kenneth Rymer 1295 Agate street Men tone a daughter BELL Born in Loma Linda Calif Oct 25 1953 at the Loma Linda hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Samuel Bell 1034 South ourthstreet? Calimesa a son? MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED HAYES COSTELLO Thomas Pat rick Hayes 26 California and Mary Theresa Costello 22 Cali fornia both residents of Red lands KNAPP SHOE COUNSELOR George Webber Phone 4 66057 14 70 73 75 63 66 73 79 80 83 83 Complete Dignified Services Within the Means of Every amily to 10:30 Skate st 243 28 14 Down 6 to Go These cars must be sold by Satur day night October 31 Come on in for the deal of your life oh a years ahead new 1953 Mercury Redlands Motors 405 Central 3 CORN? MIXED YEGS BIRDSEYE RYERS Eisenhower In Tip Top Health WASHINGTON (UP) Presi dent Eisenhower said today that if he is not in'tip'tbp health his doctors have fooled him badly Mr Eisenhower told a news con ference the only thing that has been bothering him is a sore elbdw which had prevented him for more than a month from taking th exercise he loves apparently a reference to golf He said he had a comprehensive physical check up before leaving Denver at the end of his vacation last month and that the results were cheering to a man his age Mr Eisenhower is 63 KalnfaU Temo 24 Hours son 81 46 84 92 99 98 9795 93 93 '8774 71 66 Mrs Alice' Kingsbury Landell was the speaker yesterday for the combined meetings of the SantaMonrca'and Pacific Palisades chap ters Daughters of the AmericanRevolution held in Los Mrs Ladell who has made ah intensive study of the Navajo problems has concentrated for the past few years on a survey of seeds for better production of bad ly needed crops A donation to help carry on this program was given to Mrs Landell by the two DAR chapters yesterday follow ing her talk on the Navajos pheir life customs and problems Now in its third year the" seed experiment has proved 'most suc cessful Last year Mrs Landell took 350 pounds of seed mostly of Indian corn five' types of squash melons and Hopi drought resistant lima beans This year she has or dered seed for springy planting which she will take to the Monu ment Valley country in April has also had the 'gift of five reg istered young Nubian goat bucks which she will' take at the same time to help strengthen the strain One buck will go to each goat herd of five Indian families Mrs Landell started her pro gram on a five year basis in order to replenish the seed and estab lish the improved crops TRICK or TREAT me cnange results from action of the post office department and of the civil service commis sion board of appeals in San ran cisco Mr Rous had appealed charge made against him by the post office department and the civil service commission took the appeal last August 22 Mr Rous said he has received word from the commis sion that his appeal has been1 de nied He told the acts today that he does not plan a further appeal He said he would have a state ment tomorrow 5 Under civil service procedure Mr Rous is privileged to appeal the decision: of the San rancisco commission to the civil service commission board of appeals in Washington As postmaster Mr Rous was a civil servant and 'entitled to the benefits' of the civil service law and procedures The action today is the culmina tion of a case which started sev eral months ago Knowland Letter According to a letter from Sen' William Knowland to William Moore chairman of the San Ber nardino County Republican Central committee dated June 27 and pub lished in the press at that time Rous was charged with open ing first class mail and delivering it to the wrong person and failure to collect postage due which he Sen Knowland said at that time that the circumstances it is necessary that Mr Rous be re moved from the The incident under which Mr' Rous was charged concerned the handling of mail addressed to the March of Dimes co Postmas ter San Bernardino Mr Rous said he had taken the mail so ad dressed and in the presence of members of the March of Dimes committee in Yucaipa' had opened the mail accounted for its con tents and sent the contents to the March of Dimes county office This was done he said so that Yucaipa would have an accounting of the sums contributed to 'the drive by that community Explanation Asked In his June 27 letter Senator Knowland said? I noticed that several prominent citizens had protested against the removal of the postmaster I took this matter up with the post office department personally and requested that they make a public explanation as to why' they had taken this appar ently severe action 'over what seemed to be a viola The post office department stat ed that the inspection "service had conducted' an investigation and found that the March of Dimes mail had been handled improperly The said that complaint was made by the organ ization (March of Dimes) In view of the circumstances surrounding the case the department was pre cluded from taking any 'action oth er than ordering the removal of the postmaster at Sen Knowland stated that be cause of the firm position taken by the Post Office Department he and Sen Thomas Kuchel were recommending the appointment of Mr Cummings as acting postmas ter Mr Rous then appealed to the Civil Service Commission? A somewhat similar case involv ing the postmaster at Ontario has not reached a final conclusion It also was appealed to the Civil Service Commission Mr Cummings resides on Oak Glen road He is a Republican He was recommended to Sen Knowl and and Sen1 Kuchel by the Re publican county Central committee following a recommendation by Yucaipa Republican leaders head ed by John Munn member of the central committee' rialChapcl because of the large at tendance Mr Moore introduced State Senator James Cunningham of San Bernardino who said he be lieves a new eras in government has dawned in California' believe this because 'of the great number of fine men from campuses of colleges and high schools 'in our he said are taking the place of an element that' was' concerned only with its own selfish He said that two years ago the legislature with Assemblyman Stewart Hinckley Redlands as one of the leaders began the task of throwing jf the shackles of bad goverhmerifby lobbyists The move has progressed until today Artie Samish who boasled that as a lobbyist he ran the state of Cali fornia is now on trial in federal court for his activities He told of own experience with Samish He introduced a bill to create a state agency to handle the liquor problem Senator Cun ningham said he could not get the bill to the floor of the legislature could not get it out of committee and it was Samish who had the in fluence to block it is the second high est sphere of human Sen Cunningham said only to the During the day there were semi UNERAL DIRECTORS Brookside Ave at Grant 5511 Next to Post Office WHITE Vernon were held Wednesday SOMERS Ray Services to be announced COX Mrs Callie Saturday 1 a rm Little Chapel of the Palms HEADRICK Elton George' Services to be announced Redicxnds Daily acts REDLANDS CALIORNIA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28 1j3 49 29 These Specials or TMS fHIDAY and SATURDAY WILLIAM MOORE Publisher RANK MOORE Editor 'Published every evening (except Sun day) at acts building East Citrus ave nue at ifth street Redlands California ounded Oct 23 64th year Entered as second class matter October 23 1890 at the Post Office at Redlands California under act of March 3 1870 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) One Month Three Months Six Months One Year Britain Expected To Endorse US Torture Charges NATIONS (UP) today was expected to endorse American charges that Russia organized a reign of tor ture to extract phony germ war confessions from American fliers Selwyn Lloyd British minister of state was prepared to voice his of the Rus sian confession technique at a meeting of the United Main Political Committee China and Cuban representatives were scheduled to follow Britain to the floor and were expected to substantiate further the American charges Similar action was' possible by Australia and 'New Zealand rance was slated to renew the American chargestomorrow Most of Jhe other 15 nations that fought alongside the United States in Korea were believe dready to support this country in the clebate on germ warfare charges brought by Russia Russia has not asked to speak on the subject and Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky indicated to newsmen he had no intention of attempting to refute the charges against his country in the current debate session 325 Student Leaders rom' Southland Meet At IL DEATHS COX Died in Bakersfield Calif Oct 26 1953 Mrs Callie Coxaged 71 years native of Califor nia and resident of Bakersfield for three years and a former resident of Yucaipa Calif Deceased is survived by sisters Mrs Hazel Sturges' and Mrs Lena Short both of lands and four sisters and brothers in Northern California one granddaughter Mrs Evelyn Hamilton Bakersfield two great grandsons Ronnie and Glenn Ham ilton also one neph ew Willard Sturges Redlands uneral services Will be held Saturday at 11' a from Emmer Little Chapel of the' Palms Brookside avenue at Center street Rev Gerald Churchill pastor of the irst Congregational church officiating Interment in Hillside cemetery Mortuary in charge dedication yesterday acts staff photo THE HIGHEST GMLITY MEATS SWIT'S' IAMB OVER Council Votesf Surface or ern Avehfle Panel Phone Co 225 20 Halloween Masquerade? Skate Saturday Oct 31 Shoe skates to be awarded for best costume Skat ing nightly 7:30 land 15 Vine See Page 11 for the beautiful ler See it on display tomorrow at Van 'Dorin Motors 621 Orange st 233 28 43 43 49 39 04 39 42 46 43 46 MEMBER ORANGE EMPIRE STORES Tlotv Know The answers to everyday 5 insurance problems' By RUSSELL MORT A A Mrs Biair Dies In Pasadena Mrs William Blair wife of the associate editor of the Pasa dena Star News and a former Red lander died Sunday in Pasadena culminating an illness of several months She came to Redlands with her parents in her infancy and resided here for 25 years before her mar riage to Mr Blair Her maiden name was Caro airchild She graduated from Redlands High School in 1906 Mr Blair was formerly president of the Pasadena school board and is presently president of the Cali fornia State Board of Education She shared1 his interest in the pub lic schools and was a civic leader in her own right Surviving Mrs Blair besides her husband are one son and grandson Alan and Thomas Blair of alls Church Va and one brolher Paul airchild of Hay ward Calif Gebhardt's Wi th 'Beans (Deal) 15 os Can CHILl CON CARNE 23' Pillsbury (20e Coupon Inside) PIE COEE OldMaridKib Highway '419 yjv 1 Emmerson Mortuary our Blocks West of Post Office If address your own in surance questions to this office try to give you the cor rect answers and there will be no charge or obligation of any kind a THE MORT AGENCY Insurance Bond 107 Citrus Phone 4 5565 Silent Screen Star LOS ANGELES i 1 screen star Alice Lake 51 one time leading lady to Roscoe (at ty) Arbuckle was treated at Lin coln Heights receiving hospital af ter she fainted and fell in the kitch en of her home Miss Lake 'who earned $1200 a week during the 1920s said she is nearly penniless ill and unable to find employment She blamed her faipting spell yesterday on those conditions Doctors said she was nothurt seriously from the fall and re leased her" COUNTRY STYLE PORK SAUSAGE BABY BEE irand STEAK LEAN Ground BEE New Smilev Schoo! Tuesday Local Notes J'j Just Traded or 1950 Oldsmobile 4 dqor sedan with radio healer drive 33000 actual miles 1948 Pontiac 2 door sedanette with ra dio heater hydramatic drive ex cellent condition 1949 Oldsmobile Club sedan with radio heatef hydramatic drive really nice These cars are all local owned one owner cars Van Dorin Motors 621 Orange' Street 237 28 Organ Instructions ree practice time? Limited num ber Gollan 523 Cajon Phone 4 6426 168 Nov 20 Christian Science Reading Room in Masonic building 131 Cajon open to public weekdays 10 to ft Thursday evenings 7 to 9 111 tf Halloween Donuts Order Now! Merimae Donut Shop Ph: 2 6147 215 28 Cummings Takes Office 'ji nr As Yucaipa Postmaster 1 John Cummings is tojtakfc office at the close of busi ness today as acting postmaster of Yucaipa replacing Harold Rous who has been postmaster since 1936' RANK HUGHES 1 HU I CENTER Babys Beef SIRLOIN STEAK EQ lb r' 1 A 5 'f' ri I Ci'4 7' I the I 'JJlUra 'Its! 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