Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • 5

hi ej I 3 f3 jM 9 I a tnte 1 1 I I i 3 Local Notes Termmal Use sta cit announced last night is completed will be started late this summer Missing of Brooke Sawyer At pleted before fall at the earliest Weather Vital Records INCOME acts Classified ARTHUR CORTNER CHAPEL Services ry Phone 4 6161 PHONE 4 5511 MvmbvH EDERAL HOME LQAH SANK SYSTEM fcnc 2323 kslda Ave land The speaker will topic for an immediately composed of the course is found it will mark the scene of the crime and perhaps turn up new clues in tracking down the killer Cuffari Death Ruled Homicide a Cortner uneral Service or Even the Most Modest Budget the de of Andera Services pend ing SELL IT TOMORROW With an inexpensive Classified Ad some unusual bargains Hatfield Buick 112 c2 SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE BY THE 10th ANY MONTH EARN DIVIDENDS ROM THE THAT MONTH Mrs Esther Graves Services Wednesday 9 am from Sacred Heart church Miss Virginia Lee Services 10:30 a Wednesday from the Chapel 1 Death Tel! Rises To 103 McClintock 38 Cucamonga succumbed to injuries yesterday received in an automobile accident at ontana bringing the death toll in the county for the year to date to 103 There were 122 at this time last year The McClin tock Cur crashed broadside into a tanker truck GREEN RAIN PROVIDENCE I (UP) Patrolman Walter Wytrwal directed traffic in rain snow sleet hail and money More than $100 in bills of various denomina tions rained down on him No own er was in sight Announcement Of Services Redlands Daily acts REDLANDS CALIORNIA A JUNE orty were enrolled today when the workshop on current trends in education to last for two weeks opened at the University of Red lands This is the largest enroll ment at the workshop in recent years Each day a guest present a designated hour which will be followed by a panel students enrolled in They will discuss the problem in the light of the guest presentation previous readings re search and practical experience in the area under consideration The guest speaker will be available to answer questions The workshop will be held in room 307 administration building from 1:30 to 4:50 each afternoon The following is a schedule of workshop topics to be considered: June 29 inancing Our Public Schools June 30 The Responsibility of all Employes in the Public Rela tions Program July staff Responsibility in the Guidance Program July 2 Intercultural Education July 5 Lay Advisory Councils July 6 Educational Television in California July 7 Trends in Higher Educa tion July 8 Recent Trends in Teach er Education July 9 Moral and Spiritual Val ues in the Public Schools The workshop is in change of Dr rank Bishop pro fessor of education BIGGER CLUBHOUSE Architect's sketch prepared by Benjamin Rabe A I A shows Redlands Country Club as it wiil appear IT'S EASY when you SAVE regularly! Redlands ederal Savings Loan Association ifth and Citrus TUATARA RECORDING NAPIER (UP) The bark of the almost pre historic tuatara has been recorded for the first time on the Aidermen Islands The lizard like reptile sur vives only in limited numbers The bark of the tuatara is deep and throaty according to members of the scientific expedition to the is lands Complete Dignified Within the Means of Every amily determine fluctuations from the average As to 'the place of traffic flow patterns in the whole process of locating the future freeway Mr McCoy commented in an April let ter to the acts: service is indeed among the most heavily weighted factors in the selection of a highway route among vari ous alternate possibilities con sidered Others of course are economy in construction and right of way costs and minimum feasible disruption of the The Division of Highways has not set a specific targel date for the completion of its overall studies here However Mr Kane has previously indicated that the nroiect is not likely to be com when the expansion program Construction orobablv STH Work To Be Done Before If Completed Metropolitan Coach Lincs and Greyhound busses are now using the new bus terminal on the north side of Highway 99 between ourth and Orange streets The new terminal which pro vides a covered loading area by a tunnel through the Central hotel building from the Southern Pa cific property to the highway is in use but A Allenagent for the lines says there is some work yet to be done The incoming busses from the clubhouse on the triangle of bounded by the driveways pool would have dressing rooms There would also be a waning pool for children It is planned to pave a parking area at the corner of Garden street and Canyon road to accommodate members using the swimming pool Mr Putnam reviewed the finan cial condition of the club and said that the improvements would be paid for on a cash basis and no debt would be incurred Member ship will be expanded from the present 150 to 200 The CounVw club was founded in 1897 It has operated a golf course at the present location at the south end of Garden street since about 1900 A clubhouse that served for many years burned to the ground in 1942 It was re placed by the present structure in 1948 While the club is for members only the golf course is open to the public on a fee basis arid is popular with golfers throughout the San Bernardino valley Use Of Oriental Ave Plunge To Be Decided Soon The use' of the Oriental avenue plunge for the summer is expect ed to be determined in a day or so At the city hall this morning it was indicated that the plunge will be open for general use three days each week and that it will be leased to a private group for four days each The probabilities are that the city will operate the plunge on Sunday Monday and Tuesday of each week and that the private group is to have use of it on Wednesday Thursday riday and Saturday of each week There arc about 50 families in the group which is headed by Karp Stockton Delbert owler and Harold Winn No Eclipse in Wes The moon is going to blot out the sun Wednesday and everyone east of the Rockies can have a look but the eclipse will not be visible in the Redlands area or anywhere west of Nebraska MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ALTMAN Thomas Rich ard Altman 23 California resi dent of Yucaipa and Myrtle Mae Elizabeth Muller 29 Oklahoma resident of Calimesa GENTILE MARTIN Joseph Gentile 20 California resident of San Jose and Arietta Nelle Martin 19 West Virginia resi dent of Redlands LANGLEY DODSON a a 1 1 Dean Langley 19 Oklahoma resident of Redlands and Do lores Rochelle Dodson 17 Ten nessee resident of San Bernar dino THORNTON Eric Von Thornton Jr 22 Indiana resi dent of Louisiana and Dorothy June Hatcher 22 California resident of Redlands DEATHS SMITH Died in Loma Linda Calif June 27 1954 James A Smith 6926 North Palm High land Calif aged 96 years na tive of Missouri and resident of Highland for three months Deceased is survived by one son James Smith of Redlands two daughters Mrs 'Calla Rosen of Highland MrsV A Cockrell of Sherman Oaks Calif Also three grandchildren Graveside will be held Thursday 10 am at Hillside cemetery Rev IL Bell pastor of the Temple Baptist church offiat ing Interment in Hillside ceme tery Mortuary in west turn left They travel ourth street north of the highway for about half a block then turn into the ground back of the hotel build ing and into the terminal The outgoing busses heading west will go out on Highway 99 The outgoing busses' bound east turn right from the terminal io ourth street then left on ourth street to Citrus avenue then left on Citrus avenue to Highway 99 at Citrus avenue and the highway A Schott owner of the building had asked for a cut through the center island in front of the bus terminal to "perm it busses to enter the highway but the state refused this Schott plans to completely ren ovate the 31 rooin hotel building Adjoining the bus depot will be a modern cafe (in space formerly oc cupied 'by cocktail lounge) It has not yet been leased Space for the new terminal is taken from space formerly occu pied by Hudlows charcoal broiler dining room and banquet room Robert Mainous owner of Taxi service has leased of fice and loading space in the new depot local streets have been made in two ways One is to station man on the curb and to have him observe the passing vehicles and to tally his observations with pencil and paper The state calls these The other method employs a hose filled with air Ta principle it is like the one found by the gas pump in a service station the one that rings a bell when your car runs over it and noti fies the attendant of your arrival instead of ringing a bell this one actuates a counting machine When such a hose is stretched across a 40 Enrolled In IL Education Workshop Convert those financial leaks into PROITABLE SAVINGS CATER William Thursday 1 1 :30 a Emmerson's Little Chapel of the Palms COLLINS James Wednesday 2:00 Emmerson Yucaipa 11 cl GWYNNE Charles Thursday 10:00 a Emmerson's Little Chape) of the Palms MADRID Baby Maria Elissa Thursday 2:00 Graveside Hillside Cemetery SMITH James A Thursday 10:00 am Graveside Hillside jZemutary 7 VviicrLtK Geargs Tsday luituay i7imruri Liiiii? Chapel 7 rha Palms Brooke Sawyer Insurance and Real Estate Phone 3 2814 12 West State Country Club To Double Size Of Present Building i Redlands Country club plans to double the size of the preserit club house immediately at a cost of $25 000 and to build a swimming pool sometime in the future President HL Putnam told a meeting of 90 club members last night A master plan for improvements of club facilities has been agreed upon by the club board of direc tors irst step is the enlargement of the clubhouse and expansion of the golf pro shop Mr Putnam said that Architect Benjamin Rabe is now drawing plans and construction may start within 90 days Mr Rabe showed drawings the plan to the members and ex plained the expansion program It calls fcr a new lounge somewhat bigger than the present lounge This room will project as a wing from the present building on the east side It will have a porch on the north side The kitchen will be enlarged and a buffet room added west of the present lounge Both and locker rooms will be en larged and a new office for the secretary will be built at the south end of the building Mr Rabe said that the master plan includes a swimming pool about 30x70 feet in size This would be located northwest of the Rifle Stolen: "A Pomeroy East Central avenue complained to police yes terday that someone stole a 22 caliber six shot Winchester rifle brown canvas rifle case binoculars and brown leather binocular case from his bedroom closet He valued the rifleand case at $30 the binoc ulars and case at $50 The Mayor of Orange Street is back Pence will be glad to welcome all liis friends and customers at A Almind Studebaker 402 Orange street C28 3G Redlands MOD Ships Citrus To United Kingdom The first direct shipment of rus fruit to the United Kingdom in many years was made this month by the Mutual Orange Dis tributors here The fruit 1273 boxes of grape fruit was packed by Redlands oothill Groves rushed tot New York and then shipped to Great Britain The fruit sold quickly at 58 to 60 shillings and was widely dis tributed throughout the United Kingdom The shipment was the first one made under the new MSA program of the US Department of Agricul ture 4 Shipped in standard wooden boxes the grapefruit arrived In excellent condition Because it is the first direct shipment in many years it has' received widespread publicity in English newspapers and trade journals The fruit was shipped on the SS Georgic which sailed from New York June 1 bound for Southamp ton England It was consigned to Mack Ltd 44 loral street Covent Garden Market London England and the sale was made through the MOD Netherlands agent in Rotterdam Handelmaatschappij Meulenkamp 'k Buy Your 4 PLYMOUTH rom GENE HUGHES charge Died in San Bernardino Calif June 26 1954 Maria Elissa Madrid infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Ma drid of Highland Calif Deceased is survived by her par ents and the following brothers and sisters: five brothers Luther Stephen Michael John and An thony at the home in Highland two brothers Bill and Sherman in Arkansas One sister Kathleen at home and one sister Mrs Sue Christian of San Bernardino Graveside funeral services will be i held Thursday 2:00 pm at Hillside cemetery CATER Died in ontana Calif June 26 1954 William Cater 107 West Pennasylvania avenue Redlands Calif aged 28 years native of San Diego Calif and resident of Redlands for 20 years Deceased is survived by his wife Mrs Millie Cater his parents Mr and Mrs Verne Cater Redlands one daughter Miss Billie Jean Cater one brother Clyde Cater Sacramento Calif paternal grand parents Mr and Mrs A Cater Sacramento Calif uneral services will be held Thursday at 11:30 am from Em Little Chapel of the Palms Brookside avenue at Cen ter street Elder Irvin Lehman pastor of the Redlands Adventist church officiating Interment in Hillside cemetery with officers and members of the Redlands Post of the American Legion officiating GWYNNE Died in San Bernar dino Calif June 27 1954 Charles Clement Gwynne 415 Cajon street Redlands Calif aged 81 years native of Iowa and resident of Redlands for four months Deceased is survived by two daughters Mrs Madeline Kinney of LaPorte Ind Mrs Ruth Minni mer of Alexandria Virginip uneral services will be held Thursday 10 am at Little Chapel of the Palms Brook side at Center The body will be cremated and the remains for warded to LaPorte Ind for inter ment Mortuary in charge Current Dividend Rafe 3 Possibly you own some undeveloped land that has become a tax burden The REDLANDS JUNIOR CHAMBER of COMMERCE ir searching for just such a site for their new building They have plans for a club house of 2000 sq ft swimming pool park ing Io? and complete recreation facilities They will welcome your assistance in locating a site of from one to ten acres in the vicinity of Redlands If you can assist the Redlands Jaycees in thin project 21 35 please contact CHUCK NEAL af Route 1 Mentone or BOR VAN ROEKrt at 1077 West Cypress Ave Redlands Break To Attend State Meeting Chairman Wesley Break of the San Bernardino' County Board of Supervisors will attend sessions of the State Water Resources Board in Sacramento Thursday and ri day in the interest of flood control projects in this county Martin Nicholas county 1 control engineer will also attend California now makes a presen tation of all flood control projects in the state before the Congres sional budget committees The projects of particular concern in the county at this time are the San Antonio dam above Upland and Claremont and Twin Creeks above San Bernardino Santa Ana and Mill Creek above Redlands are of continuing concern but have not been active in federal con siderations for several years Rams Annual Scrimmage Set or July 24 At the meeting of the Redlands Associates at breakfast at the com mons today with James ox pre siding plans were made for the annual Los Angeles Rams scrim mage for the benefit of the scholar ship fund It was decided to have the scrim mage the evening of July 24 and A Drake will be in general charge of the annual affair Mulligan was named head of the employment committee and Ed Hales of the membership com mittee WATCH YOUR YOUTHUL DRIVERS! this time of year our teen age friends are afflicted with the disease of car itis' Generally with parents' consent they drive with out benefit of license A OUT PARENTS! By allowing your unlicensed offspring to drive you are not only violating the law yourselves you may be jeopardiz ing your insurance but you are condoning violation of law by your youngster and starting his record with the insurance companies on the wrong foot city street the impulse of each passing car is registered The state calls this a Numerous Counts During the past month the state has taken the following counts in and about Redlands: 1 Manual counts for 2 hour periotls at six locations 2 Manual counts for 1 hour periods at 65 locations 3 Pneumatic counts for 7 day periods nine locations 4 Pneumatic counts for 1 day periods 29 locations These counts are made in vary nnlv' tn determine 1X1 VVCXJO AAi ZV vxz IUa nntnnl frn fin AVV rillini? Lllv OVlLUU LLUAJ1V Emmerson Mortua our Blocks West of Post Office Brookside at Center Street State Studying reeway New Rdnds Bus Route In Redlands To provide facts for freeway planning the California Division of Highways is making an elaborate study of the traffic flows on the streets in and near the City of Redlands according to Kane district engineer Are You BURDENED With TAXES? 21 35 IS THE ANSWER Blue Monday Monday will really be blue for Mrs Joan Bolton because she may have to do her washing by hand She told police heir washing ma chine loaded with clothes and a blanket was stolen sometime Sun day morning while she was asleep Police found tire tracks where a truck apparently backed up to the Bolton front porch at 430 Texas I street and the machine was loaded on Mr Bolton said it was an ABC washer with a broken pump The value was set at $50 Recent Trade Ins on 1954 Buicks Due to heavysales this month we have a good £stock of hand picked better used cars Watch our ads and drive by to see State Rooster lorence Wright 606 East Stuart street wants to know what hap pened to her bantam rooster She said it disappeared between June 17 and 27 It was valued at $2 Dr A Welch vacation over Now back in his office clO Slaughter Returns Redlands Chief of Police Slaughter is back on the job again He returned riday from Texas where he attended his funeral Inspect Trailer ruit men and others inspected a new type of trailer for transport ing fruit at the Mutual Oranee Dis tributors office on Brookside ave nue this afternoon It is made by the Pacific Intermountain Express and features an air buffer to elimi nate sway on turns It is 54 feet long 4 Ashby uneral uneral services for Miss Vir ginia Ashby will be held at 10:30 tomorrow morning from the Arthur Cortner chapel Rev Gerald Churchill paster of the irst Congregational church will officiate Interment will be in Hill side cemetery riends are asked to please omit flowers or contrib ute to the building fund for the Congregational church iPowers uneral uneral Services for Jason Powers were held Monday at am from Little Chapel of the Palms Elder Hicks of Arlington Calif offici ated assisted by Elder Wm Risley and Elder Dickinson Pall bearers were Crosby James Nelson Hardt rank Mont gomery Reeves Reeves and Long rye Ray Rudson Served as honorary bearers Burial was at Montecito Memorial Park cemetery Emmer Mortuary in charge Sampson Services uneral services for Arnold Paul Samson were held at 2 Monday afternoon from the Arthur Cortner chapel Rev Ern est Wilson pastor Christ Unity church of Los Angeles officiated Interment was in Montecito Me morial Park Pallbearers were Innman Israel Myers Glenn Burgess Walter A Page Sampson Jerome Phegley and isher Architects Drawing Of Enlarged Redlands Country Club 419 The acts has received inquiries aboilt the traffic counts from vari ous citizens which indicate that many unfounded rumors about pos sible freeway locations stem from the study It appears that the commonest misapprehension is that if a traffic counter is seen on a street then that street has been chosen as the route for a freeway Actually more than 100 differ east turn right on ourth street ent traffic counts have been made and the incoming busses from the here during the past month Any one who wished to take the trouble could find one in any part of Redlands or in the immediate sur rounding territory The purpose of the counts can best be understood by reviewing the chronological development of the freeway subject In January the Redlands Plan ning Commission came to the reali zation that in developing a Master Plan for the City is needed to know where the freeway will be located when the state eventually extends it east from Colton At the request of the city gov ernment the state agreed to make a gtudy to determine the location of Highway 70 99 when in the indefinite future it is built to free way standards in this localityState Engineer McCoy said the Division would a San Timoteo canyon routing as well as one through Redlands In April the state began to make numerical studies of the traffic At that time Mr Kane explained: information makes it pos sible for the Division of High ways to locate and design roads that will best serve the need of both through and local traffic a Motorists Interviewed The traffic studies began with origin and destination counts on Highway 99 in and near Redlands Motorists' were stopped and in terviewers asked each driver: did this trip And is your If the answer to either or both ques tions was a location in Redlands the driver was asked to state the nearest street corner to the point of origin andor destination of his trip The analysis of the data obtained from the interviews is a compli cated job requiring the answers to be committed to a code the transfer of the coded data to punch cards and running the punch cards through IBM machines which classify and count The IBM ma chine work is being done at Sacra mento Traffic Pattern Having studied the traffic on Highway 99 the state engineers then proceeded to study the local streets They began collecting data to enable them to prepare a traffic flow diagram This will show the present average daily volumes of traffic on all major streets in the City of Redlands and county roads' in the surround ing areas Mr Kane explains the origin and destina tion survey he says determine where vehicles come from and where they are going and can thus determine what streets they now use If a freeway were constructed we can deter mine if they would use the freeway and where they would get on and off the freeway all of thisdata we are able to properly design our free ways to efficiently and safely carry traffic We are able to determine whether traffic volumes on city streets will increase or crease due to the influence traffic on the freeway Automatic Counters Traffic counts on the New Clues Police Continue Investigation Police today changed the Andrea rancesco Cuffari case from a rob bery assault investigation to homi cide" They said there would be no inquest Cuffari 80 year old Redlander was found dead at his home 403 East Stuart avenue June 20 the morning after he was savagely beaten and robbed of $15 to $20 He staggered into the home of Donald DeBlauw Beaumont road in San Timoteo canyon at about 9 pm on June 19 DeBlauw rushed him to the Com munity hospital where he was giv en emergency treatment and then released The attending doctor said he had sustained three broken ribs in the brutal attack Cuffari told police he was knocked to the ground beaten kicked and robbed by a man with a dark complexion 45 to 50 years of age five feet six inches tall and weighing about 160 pounds So far this description and a missine green hat are the only 1 1 1 4 vlr TV Clues I poiive nave iu wvin tne aciuai iraiiw uu when the hat enumeration period but also to i MMWHaa wmuf''wn 7 ti Elf rl tfi 2 A i rx i' 'Z' Szz "A 29 1954 yr 1 sjiy i Hl Says: I Salnfali Temp 24 Hours son June 1 83 51 June 2 84 51 June 3 75 53 June 4 73 54 June 5 74 50 June 6 84 44 June 7 84 45 June 8 76 46 June 9 67 50 June 10 77 43 June 11 83 46 June 12 79 46 June 13 67 52 June 14 83 52 June 15 7 51 June 16 78 55 June 17 77 56 June 18 78 50 June 19 92 56 June 20 104 55 June 21 92 56 June 22 90 56 June 23 90 57 June24 90 56 June 25 80 56 June 26 77 56 03 1327 June 27 80 57 June 28 87 49 June 29 83 51 SMALL BIG VALUE vw.