Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • 5

Lf Governor Powers 'Visits Redlands Tracks Removed Vital Records 4 advertising resident WEEKDAYS Weather Outgoing 136 ARTHUR SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS CORTNER CHAPEL All Points a All Points 1 Announcement Of Services Emmersons Mortuary Center Street Brookside at (No service 'Cortner Chapel 221 Brookside Ave Sea son 1342 Agate yesterday She had for some 'Mercury dropped to 29 Vz key station of the ruit be held Emmcr 2 Orange St Ph: 4 6491 We give Gold Bond Stamps I DUTCH BOY PAINTS Points Points Coast Points" Points Points a Cortner uneral Sendee or Even the Most Modest Budget 5:45 10:45 2:45 7:30 Sunday and holidays Sunday and holidays VISITS CITY COUNCIL California's Lt Gov Harold Powers of Eagleville poses for a photo graph with the Redlands City council on a visit here yesterday Shown here left to right are Mayor Hugh olkins Donald Anderson Lt Gov Powers Putnam John Elkins and Martin Van Diest acts staff photo a a a Mrs Annetta Main 73 Dies S' Mrs Nora Pittullo Services 11 AM? Saturday at Cortner Chapel Complete Dignified Services Within the Means of Every amily A Nicholas "county highway commissioner told the board of supervisors Tuesday that the Pa cific Electric Railway company has started removing the tracks between San Bernardino and High land long sought by the board and the county highway department Creative Writing Class 9 To 12 AM Yucaipa Bank Has Record Year Duncan Arraigned or Murder Out going 6:15 a 2:30 a OPEN 10:30 AM TO 9 PM DAILY PHONE 4 1970 15 STATE ST closed Sundays rnuim 7w Daily exceptDaily except is vacationing in the Mexican at the Hotel EXTRA CURRICULAR LAAYETTE Ind Teach ers at Jefferson High school understand why so many students suddenly began arriving late for class until they looked outside the school building Stu dents were getting bctwecn class instruction from a novelty sales man on manipulation of the yo yo Long Time Citrus Loans Equitable Life wants loans on good improved citrus farm land and stock ranches Long time low interest Title charges the only expense Wm Grigsby corre spondent' State St Phone 2 6010 Res Phone 2 2079 evenings A 187 16 Mrs Annetta Main 93 Eureka stieet a resident of Redlands for 4G years died suddenly yesterday She had been in failing health for some time A native of Ohio she was 73 years old uneral services will be at 9:30 Saturday morning from I Little Chapel of the Palms She leaves one son James Main San Bernardino four' grandchil dren and a sister Mrs Albert Judd Redlands Church Plans District Meeting The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints which holds services in the Redlands IOO hall will hold a Southern California district conference here January 16 and 17 Pastor Murray announces the services as follows: Saturday classes from 3 to 5 pm Dinner will be served in the dining room from 5:30 to 7:30 pm with a busi ness meeting to begin at 7:30 Sunday prayer service from 9 to 10:30 am At 10:45 a sermon will be given by Apostle Glcazci from Independence Mo the head quarters of the church Lunch will be at noon Visitors are wel come to attend the services The annual report of the Yucai pa Valley National Bank shows that the bank had a record year according to Herbert W' Morrison president Total assets at the close of the year were $2532759 The bank loaned out in excess of SI 000 000 during the year The biggest day in the history of the bank was on January 4 of this year when total deposits for the day reached $180178 The bank bought land for a parking lot near the bank' build ing The bank paid a dividend of $3 a share also a record The bank has 33 stockholders The bank has approximately 75 per cent of its deposit liability in cash and government securities Officers are Herbert Morri son president Donald Houston cashier Barnett vice presi dent and secretary Ethel Lang assistant cashier and assistant secretary Directors are Barnett Gordon Greenslade IT Morri son and Silverwood James Edward Duncam 29 was arraigned in Rialto court yester day on a murder charge He is the man officers say bludgeoned his wife to death then tried to take his own life' Preliminary hearing was set for 10 am eb 2 The defendant is accused of beating his wife Mrs Alma Louise Duncan 27 to death last Jan 4 at their modest home located at 2G1 South Palm avenue Rialto Investigating officers assert that following the killing Duncan at tempted to kill himself by slashing his throat and right wrists a razor He ran from the house and collapsed outside where he was discovered by a passing motorist Incoming 8:00 The Creative Writing class un der the direction of Vesta Liikei has joined other Adult Education classes meeting during the day The new meeting time will be Tuesdays from 9 am to 12 noon in the residence hall of the YWCA Many phases of creative writing as desired by the class will be covered: including article writing and selling techniqucsi of light verse poems contemporary maga zine demands marketing outlets and adult fiction Classes begin January 1'9 when additional stu dents may register Other davtime classes being of fered at the YWCA are painting (water colors and oils) on Tues days rug craft on Tuesday and sewing on Thursday Upholstery is offered on Mondays and Wednes days from 9 am to 12 noon and 2 pm to 5 pm at the old Safeway building at the corner of Orange street arid Colton avenue Registration for daytime classes will' be taken in class on the day and' hour of meeting or further information call the Evening High School office 3 2306 at the rost service near Orangedale packing house this morning but there was no lighting of' orchard heaters in that area Some few heaters were lit in the area farther west And south Wind machines which are 'gen erally set to turn on at 31 were going for several hours Ed Legg said that lowest tem perature tomorrow morning should be about 28 He does not expect any firing in this district 15c 25c 100 100 100 100 175 All mail must be in the Post Office at least 45 minutes before dispatch time Schedule effective October 16 1953 officiating Interment in Hillside cemetery Mortuary in charge MAIN Died in Redlands Cal January 13 1954 Mrs Annetta Main 96 Eureka street aged 73 years native of Ohio and rcsi dent of Redlands for 46 years uneral services will be held Saturday 9:30 am at the Emmer Little Chapel of the Palms Brookside avenue at Center street Rev Roy Ruth pastor of the irst Methodist church officiating Interment in Mountain View ceme tery San Bernardino Mortuary in charge JONES Died in Mentone Cal January 13 1954 Imajean Jones 1342 Agate avenue aged 17 yqars native of Mentone and of Mentone for life uneral services will Mondav at 1:30 pm from Little Chapel of the Palms Brookside avenue at Center street Rev Dr Harry Spiller pastor of the Mentone Baptist church of ficiating Interment in Montecito Memorial Park cemetery Emmer Mortuary In charge Redlands Daily acts REDLANDS CALIORNIA THURSDAY JANUARY 14 1954 Key Station 7 Low Was 29 5 Burnett Gets 60 Days or Assault Burnett 42 508 East Stuart avenue received a 60 day jaiE sen tence in superior court yesterday when he was found guilty on a charge of simple assault He had been charged with as sault with a deadly weapon follow ing his arrest after an altercation with Lewis Cooper a reserve deputy sheriff on Cajon street August 2 which resulted in Coop being wounded with his own gun following a scuffle The case was heard before Judge Carl Hilliard who allowed jBur nett the time that he had previous ly served to apply on the sentence He directed that gun be impounded and his 'use of same bei investigated BIRTHS GRUVER Born in Redlands Calif Jan 13 1954 at the Red lands Community hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Gruver 589 Amapolis street a son SOUKUP Born in Redlands Calif Jan 14 1954 at the Red lands Community hospital to Mr and Mrs abian Soukup 907 Campus avenuea son Born in Redlands Calif Jan 14 1954 at the Redlands Community hospital to Mr and Mrs Eugene Poe 710 West Colton avenue a daughter DEATHS Died in San Bernardino Cal January 12 1954 Samuel Phelps 125 North California street Yucaipa aged 87 years na tive of Missouri and resident of Yucaipa for four years Deceased is survived by his wife Mrs Ione Phelps Yucaipa and one daughter Mrs Nina Whitaker El Monte also two grandchildren and four great grandchildren uneral services will be held Saturday at 11 am1 at the Emmer Yucaipa Mortuary Interment in Inglewood Park cemetery Los Angeles Yucaipa Mortuary in charge PITTULLO Died in Redlands Calif Jan 13 1954 Mrs Nora Pittullo 1023 Herald street aged 68 years native of Arkansas and resident of Redlands for 47 years uneral services will be held Saturday morning at 11 from the Arthur Cortner chapel Allen pastor of the our square church officiating Inter ment in Montecito cemetery HUIZING Died in Los Angeles Calif Jan 13 1954 Garrett Huizing aged 75 years native of Holland resident of South Pasadena for 15 years and for merly of Redlands for 35 years uneral services will be held Monday at 11 am from Emmer Litle Chapel the Palms Brookside avenue at Center street Rev Wendell Beck pastor of the irst Presbyterian church All ZZ" All (Connects with Helicopter) Pacific Coast Daily except Sunday and holidays1 except Sunday and holidays' Hazel Nell riday 2:00 Emmerson's Little of the Palms Monday 11:00 a Emmerson's Little Garrett Huizing former we)l known building contractor ofVRed lands resident here fox 35 Zears and of South Pasadena4 for 15 years died in Los Angeles yester day He had been in failing health for many years When he was a contractor in Redlands he built many of the fine homes here and developed the Huizing tract on South Buena Vista street The tract was from North Place south to Palm avenue Mr: Huizing was 75 years and a native of Holland uneral Serv ices will be Monday at ll am from Little Chapel Of the Palms Deceased is survived by the fol lowing children: Mrs Jennette Phelps Read Redlands Mrs' Dor othy Olin Salt Lake City Utah Mrs Kaye Teasdale Hollywood Mrs Markaret Spyksma Mentone Mrs La Verne Hosea Whittier the following brothers: Al Huizing Paterson' Abe Huizing La Habra Calif John Huizing New Brunswick also six grand children and two great grandchil dren (Air a a Incoming (Air Mail received on all incoming mails) 5:15 7:50 2:15 Better Used Cars BERT HATIELD 4 Buick Sales and Servlca 112 State St Ph 3 2347 125 8 Gil 710 itee SPECIALS CHANGED DAILY riday January 15 Coney Island ish Chowder ried Eastern Oysters sauce tartare Steamed Smoked Salmon egg sauce Imported Sardines potato salad chilled tomato ried Pastrami and Corn Beef Pattic Roast Prime Ribs of Eastern Beef au jus Saturday January 16 Mexican Red Bean 15c 25c Baked Vienna Roast cream sauce 10(1 Pastrami Omelette 100 Ground Round Steak smothered with onions 00 Potted Beef Jardinerrc 100 Soup or Salad Bread Butter Coffee and Dessert Included with All $100 Daily Specials On reeway Robert Henry Wilson 35 530 Cen ter street was treated for minor injuries at Redlands Community hospital Tuesday as the result of a collision on the freeway between Cotion and Ontario The collision resulted from Mer rill Luther 54 Los Angeles be coming confused and for half a mile east in the west bound lane of the freeway The accident occurred near the intersection of Highway 99 and' Rancho street 4 Luther was taken to the St Ber nardine hospital in San Bernardino and is expected to recover from chest injuries Luther said he notunderstand he was on a freeway and could travel east only in the south lane Outgoing 2:45 Laborer Accused Of Slaying Man Bernavie Martinez 63 Monrovia a farm laborer in Apple Valley was killed Tuesday night and his father in law Margarito Bretado 70 of Azusa is being held on suspicion of murder The two men were in a group of six men who had gone to the big Augustine Reallon ranch to top onions The storm delayed the work and the men were drinking accord ing to officers There was an argument and then the shooting our Blocks West of Post Office Phone 4 6161 Mrs Pittullo Passes Away Mrs Nora Pittullo 1023 Herald street a resident of Redlands for 47 years died yesterday after an illness She was a native of Ar kansas 4 uneral services will he at 11 am Saturday morning from the Arthur Sortncr chapel Deceased is survived by her hus band Pittullo a daughter Mrs A Atkins Redlands a sis ter Mrs lora Young Redlands four grandchildren and five great grandchildren "or the Best In Delicatessen Type ood" Com Palace Specializing in Eastern Corn Beef and Pastrami 1 Imajean Jones Taken By Death Imajean Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Jones avenue Mentone died from a heart ailment been in failing health time She was 17 years old and I had in Mentone all her life uneral services will be Monday at 1:30 pm from Little Chapel of the Palms Deceased is survived by her par ents Mr and Mrs Walter Jones Mentone one brother Bob Jones Mentone one sister Mrs Thelma Mallory Salina Ohio paternal grandfather AW Jones Mentone and maternal grandfather Campfield Tri City Cal Local Notes We Give Green Stamps Drug Store 10 West Colton avenue 177 16 riday and Saturday Applesauce donuts Merimac Donut Shop 14 New House Garrod has been given a permit for a new house at 1329 La Loma street to cost $10 700 I'm Wanted by the army You might want my Plymouth! club coupe Perfect $700 maybe 2 5496 186 15 Planetarium Demonstration A Spitz planetarium demonstra tion will be presented in Watchorn hall at the University of Redlands at 8 tonight Dr Lulu Bech tel sc he im "will identify the stars and planets in the heavens and will tell about the eclipses of the current year Mountain Trout Eastern oysters swordfish salmon halibut deep sea bass shrimp scallops Market 18 State 195 14 Mrs Bolen Dies Mrs "Harrison Bolen 88 sister of Mrs Rosa Hoffmann 1026 Col lege avenue' and former resident of Redlands died yesterday aUhcr home in Hollywood Her husband was a jeweler here for many years Capps uneral uneral services for Eugene Capps fwere held Tuesday morning at 11 from the Arthur CortnerChapel with Rev Samuel Wright pastor of the Mentone Community church officiating Cope Services uneral services for Edward Cope were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 from Trinity Episco pal church with Rev Henry Clark Smith of Riverside officiating Pallbearers were Dr Miller John Branigan Volney Kincaid Johnson David Poston and Ji Prendergast Interment was in Hillside cemetery Ar thur Cortner was in charge Lynn uneral 7 uneral services for Walter Lynn" were held this morning at 11 from the Arthur Cortner chapel with Rev Wendell Beck pastor of the irst Presby terian church and Rev Adam Rager of Artesia officiating Pall bearers were Levering Thom as Tanner Lawrence Lytle Chapman Martin Van Diest and William Peake Burial was in Hill side cemetery Beaman On Inspection Board Prof Beaman head of the University of Redlands art depart ement hasbeen invited tojsrvc on Western College Association committee to inspect the Choinard Art Institute in Los Angeles His appointment was made by Presi dent Leonard of' San rancisco State College it Like other prominent profession al art schools Chouinard is apply ing for accreditation so that de grees' may be granted to students who combine some college train ing with the professional art school work Serving with Prof Beaman arc college art department heads from UCL A' Los Angeles State Col lege and the Oakland College of Arts and Crafts Hone Injured In Spectacular Crash Car Overturns Jumps Off Bank In Collision The' occupants of two automo biles escaped injury today when they collided at the intersection of Yucaipa boulevard and ifteenth street rom the nature of the crash it appeared that those in the car which overturned as it jumped off a bank were crushed but they were all able to crawl out unharmed A young mother and her two children from Modesto who had been visiting in Yucaipa with rela tives was the driver of the car and a Yucaipa rancher was operating the other car Both cars were westbound when the accident occurred witnesses told Venton Eidt California high way patrolman who investigated the crash It occurred at 11:12 am He identified the driver of the overturned car a Cadillac sedan as being Mrs Wanda Marie Sims 21 of Modesto and the driver of the other car as Edward Bohy 74 of Route 2 Box 608 Yucaipa Mrs aunt Mrs Rogers was accompanying her Also in the car were her two children Lewis Sims 4 and Virginia Lee Sims 2 Mrs Rogers resides' at 438 South Douglas street She told Patrolman Eidt that the car was registered to her son rank Rogers paving contractor The Rogers car was considerably damaged as it swerved clipped off a post with several mailboxes a fruit tree went over the eight foot bank and turned over car appeared to have minor damages to the left front wheel and fender Scott of Bernardino told Patrolman Eidt that he was following the two cars at the time of the crash He said Mr Bohy was attempting to make a left turn onto ifteenth at the time that Mrs Sims was about to pass him Only 50 for 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No interest or carrying charges Howard Smith Jeweler 20 State St 1 Across from The Harris Co' I Garrett Huizing Taken By Death Building Contractor Here or 35 Years BALSLEY Chapel HUIZING Mr Garrett Chapel of the Palms JONES Imajean Monday 1:30 pm Emmerson's Little Chapel of the Palms MAIN Mrs Mary Annetta Saturday 9:30 a Emmerson's Little Chapel of the Palms PHELPS Samuel Saturday 11:00 a Emmerson's Yucaipa Chapel WALDRON Joseph Charles Remains forwarded do Port Town send Washington 1 4 Mail dispatched on all mails) Pacific (Connects with Helicopter)j vAII (Connects with Helicopter) All All Incoming 7:40 3:45 About People Miss Julia Lederer 826 Brook side avenue Mexico City While in capital she is residing Monte Cassino deV Ditwiler manager of the Daily acts left by plane last night for Ohio where he was called by the serious ill ness of his sister Chuck rye und Committee Setup A permanent committee to super vise the annual award of a scholar ship under the Chuck rye Me morial und is being formed at the University of Redlands under the leadership of Dr Marc Jack Smith rye a senior student at the uni versity died suddenly December 16 IIe was the son of Mr and Mrs rank rye 437 Summit avenue The fund being estab lished memorial to him' provide an annual award to junior psychology major at the uni versity for his senior year'of study according to present plans The business at the university will serve as custodian of the fund Contributions are still being re ceived and may be taken to Clothing store or sent to the busi ness office at 7 the university Checks should be made payable to the Chuck rye Memorial und Navel Orange Harvest Picking Up Slowly Picking of navel oranges is being stepped up slowly in the Redlands district because of the small amount of the early maturity prorate orange packers and shippers reported Most of the picking now is being done on the red soil where the fruit is testing out well for maturity The sizes on the red soil are small generally speaking There is not so much picking on the sandy soil where tests show maturity is slow The sizes on the sandy soil are much better than on red soil surveys show The packers and growers are showing some concern regarding labor when the peak of the harvest ing is reached The contracts with the Mexican Nationals expire on ebruary 11 and so far they have not been renewed Concern About Labor The concern about sufficient labor to handle the crop is not too great as yet because it is believed something will be worked out to insure the labor supply needed Ed Earl jn charge of the Red lands Highland Labor camp the old cone camp east of East High lands says there are about 120 Mexican Nationals in the camp now and a few are drifting in from the north each day Last year at the peak of the harvest there were over 500 in the camp and it is expected there will be that many again There is suf ficient labor available now and it is hoped there will be plenty later California legislators in Wash ington are well informed of rth? needs and have written to citrus men they are doing everything pos sible to insure sufficient labor to handle the multi million dollar cit rus crop in California The San Antonio labor camp has about 180 Mexican Nationals at the present time and there are about 225 in the camp in Riverside John Earl is the director of both the Redlands and the Riverside camps MENTONE YUCAIPA CALIMESA OREST HOME SEVEN OAKS ALLSVALE on Sundays and Holidays) Redlands Post Office MAIL SCHEDULES Pj Luther Larry9urr a imt emo HOSIERS i zin tf WILLfAM MOORE Publisher RANK MOORE Editor Published every (except Sun Jay) at acts building East Citrus ave iue at ifth street Redlands California ounded Oct 23 64th year Entered as second class matter October 1890 at the Post Office at Redland California under act of March 3 1870 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) One Three Months Six Months: One Art Display At Kingsbury A very unusual display in com parative art is now open in the cafeteria auditorium at Kingsbury school and it is attracting much attention and comment Mrs Delores Poore first grade teacher and Miss Harriet Barr art consultant for the schools have collaborated on a show of nine pairs of pictures One of each pair is a pointing by a first grader the other is a reproduction of a painting by a adult artist Parallels between the two arc pointed out in typed captions A lettered heading explains that it is since the development of the color camera Avith its ability to reproduce 'nature exactly that artists are widely painting as they feel rather than as they see This relates their paintings the nat ural expression of young children QSK i a 7 3' 1 a 'A At 'iff Il I 'aC 77 'I "iHllIrV I 7 I 'di $3 'I Rainfall i Temp 24 Hours January 1 63 30 January 2 64 27 January 3 ii 64 26 January 4 75 31 January 5 79 37 January 6 73 47 January 7 63 37 January 8 54 41 January 9 65 34 January JO 68 31 January 11 61 32 January 12 47 41 18 January 13 57 31 January14 59 31 Mt 4.