Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • 5

ar It's two for jne this time Chocolate for Lena County Heart nrainer was ptuuwu uwu poke and objected to the size and Quentin April 19 of last year and the Imperial valley I modti Says: a Vital Records 0 14 Arthur CORTNER 1 nd CHAPEL Service of Next to INLAND AUTO WORKS 120 CITRUS AVE REDLANDS Post Office Phone 4 5511 Phone 3 2323 415 Orange extend out of the east blood vessel the most seri of grand dm ng in Examinations for scholarships at the University of Redlands will be given in the inland area on ebru ary 23 Gilbert Brown driector of son Will Nicholas and and and extend the Eureka Located in a Quiet Residential District not necessary since he was in con tact with the parole officer The trial was scheduled to be concluded this afternoon Hubert Orton manager of the Wissahickon inn announced today the lights will be turned on the two signs on the inn grounds tonight so that people interested may see them also so that mem bers of the planning commission and the city council which will be in session tonight may see them parking large trucks on his prop erty at 1015 Central avenue the commission denied his request for a driveway and permission for such parking The commission approved two splits of lots revision of the map of a subdivision on ifth avenue between Yucaipa road and Morri son street and the tentative map of De Vlieger for a subdivision on Norwood between Clark street and ern avenue which would mean the extension of Norwood from Clark to ern LITTLE CHAPEL THE PALMS by re in of PASS NAVY EXAMINATION our Redlands High school seniors were informed yesterday that they had passed the Navy's NROTC aptitude exam The three are here discussing the program EMMERSON MORTUARY Redlands Daily acts REDLANDS CALIORNIA TUESDAY EBRUARY 5 1951 3 Dr Weaver chief emergency station Dr Mock chief district 2 Dr Cannon mobile unit Dr Harold Hill emergency station Dr 0 Roos chief district 3 Dr Ward mobile unit Dr White emergency station' Dr Ray II Duncan chief dis trict 4 Dr Hardy mobile unit Dr Dole emergency station The Community hospital would be staffed with key personnel of eight surgeons two dentists two anesthetists five registered nurses a casualty sorting team and a first aid screening team Emergency bed hospitals would also be set up so that as many as 500 patients could be cared for BROOKSIDE AVE AT CENTER ST PHONE 4 6161 members of the commission spoke 1 rankly and said they feel it is very unattractive Mr Orton said that he had sent out earns to sunuuuuuig pupcn ntvnnrg need of the signs He says he and i school students take the examina tions and about one out of 15 will ge a scholarship More than 35 are' available The examinations here will be gin at 9:30 in the morning and last through the day All contestants must have a grade or better Other areas slated for the scholarship exams on eb 16 are San Diego Ventura resno Phoe nix Sacramento Salinas and Oak land The Redlands exam is intended to include an area extending to and including Los Angeles Burial at Mortuary officers called and arrested him He testified that he had been un der medical treatment by the vet administration for the past 30 years and that he was subject to bronchitis attacks An Air Corps flyer from World War I he had been shot down by the Germans and had been hos pitalized for a long time He testified that the Veterans Administration doctors pre scribed cough syrup containing codine for his cough sechanol for his nerves and vitamin for injec BEST MAN KEEPS BUSY LINCOLN Neb piuuauij ao in capital city A depu ty clerk of Lancaster county court he has been best man at an aver age of two weddings a week for the past five years left to right Newton Swain Roger Crim and Garry Patterson The fourth Jack Melcher was not present when the photograph was taken acts staff photo The city council meeting tonight will receive a recom mendation from the planning commission that Orton Ponnay owners of the Wissahickon Inn be permitted to place directional signs at three street intersections in Red LIABILITY RATE INCREASE Rate increase announced this' week for higher than basic Liabil ity Limits is direct result of in flation plus tendency of juries to give excessively high judgments Rate increases are not the answer to crazy driving or jury verdicts Maybe when the public gets mad enough something will be done to correct the situation McLeod To Head Heart und Drive Jet Engine Test Building Planned At Norton Bids have been received for four cell jet engine test facility to be erected at Norton air force base Lindgren Swinerton were the low bidders at $1978625 A McNeil Co was second low at $1995015 Scherer Wilson en tered a bid of $2132017 YOU'RE INVITED TO SEE THE WORLD'S BPST HEATED DOLL HOUSE A miniature furnace actually circulates air in this novel Doll House which may be seen in action at me Hume ment Co demonstrating the new Coleman Blend Air Heating and Ventilating System for old or new homes The air blending tien and innova BIRTHS Born in San Antonio Texas eb 4 1952 to Mr and Mrs John oy of San Antonio twins a daughter Johnny Rebecca rederick Maternal grandmoth er is Mrs A Gardner 19 North Buena Vista street Don Daniels son of Mr and Mrs a 1 Daniels Nevada street reported yesterday to Camp Polk La: where he is assigned to the 322nd Tank Battalion Don graduated last month from the University of Arizona and receiv ed his commission as second lieu tenant soon after graduation He was a member of the 1947 grad uating 1 a at Redlands' High school McLeod manager of the Bank of America has been named Redlands chairman of the 1952 Heart und Mr McLeod is in charge of advance gifts for the Redlands section A total of $15000 is being sought during the month of ebruary by the San Bernardino association heart and diseases constituting ous threats to life and health in our county the Heart association must do its part in raising funds for research education and com munity service I feel confident ihat Redlands will give generously to this worthy Mr McLeod said This is the second Heart und Drive of the San Bernardino Coun ty Heart association Dr Espey Cannon of Redlands is this president of the association Contributions should be made payable to the' San Bernardino County Heart association and mail ed to Mr McLeod at the Bank oi America CHURCH MAKES TOWN PAXTON Mass This town owes its existence to the 134 year old irst (Congregational) church Early settlers who found it diffi cult to travel to distant commum ties to worship had to incorporate the town to get permission to build the church t2ft so 71 DEATHS ARREDONDO Died in Korea Oct 13 1951 Stanley Arre dondo of Mentone Calif aged 25 years native of Mentone Calif and resident of Mentone fbr 25 years Deceased is survived by the fol lowing brothers and sisters: Lola Alvarez of Los Angeles Maxine Luna of San Bernardino Nellie Gonzales of Mentone Joe Arre dondo of Mentone Otilio Arredon do of Redlands Nieve Arredondo of Mentone John Arredondo of Redlands Rosary will be recited Thursday cveninu at 8:30 pm from Enimer on ttle Chapel of the Palms Brookside at Center street funeral services will be held riday at 8:00 am from the St Catholic church Rev Rich ard Lynch officiating Interment in Hillside cemetery Emmerson's Mortuary in charge Civil defense plans for medical service in Redlands in the event of a war disaster are praised by Dr Byron Peters medical offi cer of the state office of Civil Defense in San rancisco is a most excellent Dr Peters says in a letter to the Redlands Civil Defense organization The plan was drawn up by the Redlands Disaster Council in co operation with the medical profes sion the American Red Cross and the city schools Work of prepar ing the plan was directed by Sid ney Conner assistant director of Redlands civil defense It is a comnlete organizational plan for providing efficient medi cal service here including caring for as many as 20000 refugees from other areas Under the plan aid stations clinics and hospitals would be es tablished These would be manned by all members of the medical and dental professions now practicing here and by nurses supply offi cers and wardens Schools dormitories of fices would all be used for the district emergency medical sta tions and headquarters Drug stores would be used as supply stations for the district units Assignments of the personnel have' been made but 'Mr Conner states that it will be necessaiy to revise the plan every' six months Key personnel are listed as fol nr naiourg cniei mecucai service a lucnarason executive Robert Nelson sup ply Miss Jean Canon administra tive secretary Dr orrest Young mutual aid team ranklin Pos tle administrative officer bed hospital The city is divided into four dis tricts with the following assigned to key posts: Dr Quinn chief district 1 Dr A Porter chief mobile unit lands The locations are Brookside ave nue and Center street where two signs will be placed Olive avenue and Center street where one will be placed and Cajon and Highland where one sign is to be placed all on regulation type sign posts giving directions to the location of the Inn The petitioners will bear the cost Dignity and Simplicity Isaac ord felt strongly that the directional signs should state the distance from the sign to the Inn as well as pointing the direction Moulton said the property owners are partly to blame for the Inn being hard to locate for the number is 535 Walnut avenue He said Walnut avenue is a little known street that the number should be listed on Center street and that would make it much easier to locate Mrs Barry Dibble said that when Center street is extended from Brookside avenue to Texas street and Highway 99 it is going to make it much easier to direct people to the Inn Councilman Martin Van Diest wanted to know why the signs were erected and then a permit askd for them Mr Orton said that he did not feel he could get a permit without the signs being up so they could be seen and evaluated HALES BREWSf ER SPEAK Chairman Ed Hales and Clifford Brewster both said frankly they did not feel the signs are attrac tive and that they detract from the Inn appearance After some discussion the commission sug gested that Mr Orton confer with property owners on signs that wiil not be objectionable and then re turn to the commission with a request When several surrounding prop erty owners objected to A Port roborated this In the subsequent testimony it was brought out that the needle marks were from the vitamin injections the other conditions which gave the impression that he may have been under the influ ence of drugs was brought on by nd aVMUe I le an c0USh syruP and Mrs (tip Hpniort mine narcotics It's two for jne this time for John oy passing out cigars again one at a time for his newly arrived twin son and daughter born yesterday in San Antonio Texas In lieu of cigars here a tele gram announced the news this morning as follows: father passes out cigars once again This time for twins Girl and boy weighing six pounds three and one half ounces and five pounds two and three quar ters ounces Names Will John ny Rebecca oy and Nicholas rederick oy Wife Helen Gar dener oy doing fine ather John oy condition doubtful Mrs A Gardner 19 North Buena Vista Redlands will have full particulars" The youngest oys have two sisters waiting for them at home in Sati Antonio Dale five years old and Jeannie three Mr and Mrs oy left 'Red lands for San Antonio last Sep tember when Mr oy was trans ferred by Universal Rundle Corp to their Texas plant our Pass NROTC Exams unattractiveness of the sign SIGN OPPOSED Sooy Jackson Win Niland School Bid Sooy Jackson Redlands epn tractors were low bidders for a nine classroom school building at Niland in Their bid was for $399450 other bidders were Construction Co $367900 and Daum Con struction Co $330000 EASY when you SAVE regularly! Redlands ederal Savings Loan Association ifth and Citrua Weather BelnZall Brooke Sawyer Students Visit Shrine This week groups of Colton elementary school children are being brought each day to the Lincoln Shrine to see the Barnard bust of Lincoln and other Lin colmana which is on display there It is planned to bring most of the elementary pupils here belore the week is over Television Policies 10c Each See classified Cash TV Service 9 Redlands Medical Service Civil Defense Plan Lauded Twins Arrive Condition Of ather Doubtful nn Hme Heating which does away with cold floors and wasted heat at the ceiling is made visible by the use of a dense white vapor That Doll House one fifth the size of an actual house is a feature attraction In the Home Equipment Co 16 West State St exhibit of modern home appliances Adv High School Students Report or Interviews Roger Crim Jack Melcher Gary Patterson and Newton Swain sen iors at Redlands High school have been notified that they passed the aptitude examination for the Naval College Training piogram accord ing to Garn Haycock high school principal Swain is the son of Mr and Mrs Swain 777 South Douglas street Yucaipa Crim is the son of Mr and Mrs Crim 785 Ne vada street Patterson is the son of Patterson Jr 100 Sunset drive and Melcher is the son of Mr and Mrs John Melcher 180 West Highland avenue Six other students' also took the examination in San Bernardino on December 6 but were informed that while they passed with a score higher than the national average they did not have a score high enough for the California cut oif The four successful students re ported to Los Angeles today to take a physical examination and have personal interviews with the Director of Naval Officer pro curement Their examinations and reports will be sent to the selection board which meets in San rancisco If they are selected by this board they will be informed about the middle of April The Naval Reserve Officers Training corps (NROTC) was estab lished in 1926 for the purpose of offering to certain college students the necessary Naval science courses required to qualify them for commissions in the Naval re serve upon graduation Students enrolled in the NROTC lead approximately the same life as their civilian contemporaries according to Haycock However they receive their books and tui tion for four years plus S50 a month (over a 12 month period) for four years ormer RHS students who have made the NROTC include Bill Wil son who graduated from Stan ford as battalion commander the highest man in his unit He is now a Marine second lieutenant in Korea John Mason is attending the University of California at Berke ley graduating this June Don Barber 49 is attending Oregon State Bronson King is attending the University of Colo rado while his fellow classmate David Tingler is attending Stan ford Last winner of the NROTC scholarship Russell De Graff is at tending the University of Colo rado About People William Grigsby Sr 1502 Cedar avenue is recovering in the Redlands Community hospital from a fall and a fractured pelvis He is doing very well it was reported to day Ray Paulus former resident of Redlands now living in Burbank' has been called into service the US Navy and is due to port ebruary 11 for training San Diego Ray is a graduate Redlands High school Register Now or City Election The city election is to be held on April 8 and registrations of voters closes on ebruary 11 If jou have moved since Nox ember 1950 or if you failed to vote in the general election then jou must register for your name has been stricken ftom the great register if you did not vote A change of address also requires a new registration Registration is taken at the city ball or the Arthur Commercial Press 23 East Citrus avenue Directional Signs or Wissahickon Approved 0 a i ly ffa cis 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 61st year Entered as second class matter October 23 1890 at the Post Office at Redlands California under act of March 3 1879 SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Advance) One Month Three Months Six Months to surrounding property and had told them of the EXaillS wCT need of the signs He says ne ana Mr Ponnay definitely feel 'that UK wCnOlQiSnipS Irvin Cline Dies In Oregon Mrs Cline 316 ourth street has received word of the sudden death of her son Irvin Harold Cline 51 in Portland Ore of a heart attack His home was in Lafayette and he was visiting friends in Portland He has lived in Oregon for many years and visited here last Sep tember He leaves his mother thiee sr ters Mrs Vivian Rasmus cn Loomis Calif Miss Get evievc Cline Glendale and Mrs Hazel Crabb Oxnard and two brothers Charles and Berley San Bernar dino uneral services will be in McMinnville Ore they are losing business because the Inn is somewhat difficult to locate He also said that for over a year the Inn has been losing monev at the rate of four figures each month and it can not go bri' public relations has announced On He also said that at one time re ebruary 16 there will be exarni cently the Inn had 17 guests and nations in California and Arizona Llovd Perry 19 employes me property is large mere win oe about ow top nign best man I enough to take care ot ou guests Arrested This Morning Edward Kaufman 32 rested by Redlands officers in a Union Ice compai tn ck at 3 a at the intersectio i I gl a 70 99 and Orange street ana today is being held on charfae theft automobile and dru Mary raser's Candies or Valentines Day heart boxes $lo5 lb Home made candy Always itc Hand packed to suit every taste 6 I ifth street Phone 3 2479 11 OAkarleAn Punaral uneral services for Mrs Marie grant this for the highway signs Robertson were held today at 9:30 1 me under the jurisdiction of the am from the Loma Linda Hill I state highway commission church Elder trmeyer of ficiated Pallbearers were I Dearborn Owen AV Hui 1 faker A Potr Horn i Brown Calif charge Douthitt Services uneral services Douthitt were held from the Emmerson Yucaipa funeral chapel Rev Ander 1 son pastor of the Yucaipa irst Baptist church officiated Pall bearers were II Blaylock Ulyuss Rose Clarence Work man Lee Baker Henry Isgar and LeRoy uller gjiriaJaat Hill side cemetery Yu caipa Mortuary whs' in "charge" Simpkins uneral uneral services for William Simpkins were held Monday at 4 from the Emmerson Yucaipa funeral chapel Officers and mem bers of Redlands Elks lodge No 589 officiated Montecito Memorial Park ceme jnfersection in Inn property but tery immerson xueuipu juvi tuary was in charge square feet ia(j withdrawal symptoms and that they were lacking He also tesu iied that from other symptoms he was of the opinion that Kramer was not a drug addict Attorney ick also showed that Kramer was naroled from San Bjy our PLYMOUTH rom GENE HUGHES Additional Parking 1 At PO Proposed Chamber Of Commerce Approves Plan A plan to provide additional parking at thes Redlands Post Of fice as reported by the Traffic and Public Safety committee was approved by the Redlands Cham ber of Commerce directors last night and offered to the city council for study and action The plan which would accom modate an additional dozen or more parked cars is offered mere ly as a suggestion to the council to solve the problem which has defied solution for a number of years Traffic converging at the inter section from five directions com bined with heavy parking by post office patrons has created what the directors termed very bad The plan as prepared by the committee suggests narrowing the dividing parkway of Brookside avenue to a it a two foot barrier by cutting it on the south side from the Grant street inter section east to its end mg the end on to street intersection A bulkhead would from the south curb traffic lane on Brookside avenue to permit angle parking there from Grant to Eureka streets The bulkhead would divert the east bound two lanes of traffic into and along the cut out portion of the center lane The added park ing space is front of the post office would then take care of 12 or more cars instead of five The extended portion of the Brookside avenue barrier would curb the indiscriminate driving around the open area at the inter section in front of the Post office i This would be further stopped by the extending of the triangle area in front of the drive in east to the intersection of Eureka This projected triangle would also pro vide parking space on the north side of the west bound Brookside avenue traffic land for at least five more cars The change would require re moval of several pepper trees in the present center island and mov ing of some power poles Assisting in the explanation of the proposed change and answer ing questions at the session was Traffic Lieutenant Robert son of the Redlands police depart ment Attending the session in which the committee formulated the pro posed plan were Paul Schaefer chairman of the traffic and public safety committee letcher Thomas fire chief Slaughter police chief Lt Robert son James Stone postmaster and Myers secretary manager of the Chamber of Commerce William Allen traveling freight and passenger agent and Gordon A Gould assistant general agent Southern Pacific railroad presented facts on the proposed St Lawrence Waterway and suggested that the Chamber of Commerce urged congressmen defeat it The matter was turned over to the na tional affairs committee for study and recommendation The board permitted action on the part of the executive commit tee in repairing the leaking roof on the of building They estimate the cost to be under $1500 The roof has been in use since the construction of the build ing in 1914 but recent storms caused it to leak Local Notes "Heritage of the Valley" San Bernardino' firsl century by George and Helen Pruitt Beattie now available at 9 East State street 296 5 Geir Speaks Milton Gair the Ro tary chib of San Bernardino today on Business and ree ebruary Special 15 discount on all upholster ing material ree estimates Pick up and deliveiy Redlands Rug and Upholstery 526 Orange Phone 4 5965 297 7 Soldier Arrested Here Raymond Ortega 21 soldier who recently returned from Ko rea and is home on leave was ar rested on charges of illegal posses sion of narcotics Redlands police announced today He said that he found the narcotics among debris in supplies thaUJiad been blown up in Korea and brought them back ree Written Estimates on BODY and ENDER WORK 9 TOPS GLASS SEAT COVERS All Work Done by Modem Equipment LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Brooke Sawyer Insoronce 11 So ifth St Phone 8 2 113 The petitioners also asked ap proval of two illuminated signs on the Inn grounds one at Walnut and Center and the other at High land avenue and Center The com mission decided to table this re quest because of protests from nearby property owners and be cause the members of the commis sion expressed their feeling that i changing his clothing when the the signs are not attractive tney are in place but electrical con nection has been denied Mr Orton who represented the firm was advised to have a con ference with property owners in that section and work out with them some signs which will not be objectionable He agreed to do this and then bring the matter before the planning commission later The firm also desires a direc tional sign at Highland avenue and TTicrhwav OO but Mr Orton said he understood the city could not tions A letter from the VA cor had fulfilled the requirements of his parole through his contacts There was no definite protest) with James Biddle parole officer from surrounding property owners I from Los Angeles Kramer said font cion that when he tried to resister with IMC 04 WM3 AVV Cremation was at i lacecj at the Walnut and Center the sheriff he was told tnat it was I LETTERS READ I Letters were read from Mr and I Mi Stewart and Mrs rances Lambert who live at the south easi corner oi ninianu avuuuc and Center street Mr ana Mrs He denjed using narcotics Paul Allen at the southwest cor Beck) his landlord testi ner of the intersection and Mr £aC( at Kramer was and Mrs Samuel Graham who sul) ject to violent coughing spells Mondav at 2 1 1Ive nounwesi cuiuei Dr Norman Marsn ot ban bign lu wiuvu liivjr liernaraino lesunea mat ne ex Inn property at the northeast cor amined Kramer in jail January 14 ner of the intersection three davs after his arrest when as Their objections are to the size an addic't he wouid normally have ot the sum aoout 12 and the fact that it is to be illumi nated They feel it detracts from the residential section There was no letter from Mr and Mrs rei! Rcams mt 53HWest Highland avenue but they both Kramer Puts Up Strong Defense in Drugs Case A strong defense was launched in the narcotics case ot rank Kramer this morning by his attor ney Winston rick in the hearing of two misdemeanor charges be fore Judge Harrawood judge of the court of the Red lands Judicial district Last week Deputy District At torney Arthwell Hayton presented a physician and officers on the witness stand who testified to the arrest to appearance as a drug addict and to the fact that he had not registered with the sheriff Hq was charged with fail ure to register and drug addiction both misdemeanors On the witness stand this morn ing Kramer testified that he had just finished working for 16 hours in his drive in and was home STATIONERY CO Adding Machines Bookkeeping iling Supplies 9 State Ph 4 3939 Jr WET 5 WA WTIy IHk I I wir Sr I RsS SIN1 1 "Ml i XL JI I rnTmirr HKLSi i i iirMii SCTfeK IX i JTsk the til a 111 1 a QOBMSXn MN TRC Temp 24 See Hours eon eb 1 74 42 eb 2 62 48 eb 3 74 47 eb 4 77 42 eb 3 79 40 (OS Mi Bay Your PLYMOUTH rom GENE HUGHES.