Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 9

Snftrpftthfttf-lmmtal, Monday, June 9, 1952 Committee Appointed To Study Curfew Law Around 50 law enforcement officers, students, Parent-Teacher Association representatives and county officials met Saturday to discuss the proposed county curfew ordinance. A committee was appointed to study items to be included in the ordinance and make recommendations to the board of supervisors. Supervisor William D. Fusselman was present and said the board is waiting for the recommendations before taking action. The group noted that no mention of curfew is made in the proposed ordinance and is therefore a loitering ordinance.

The committee will study the interpretation of loitering and decide what changes, if any should be made. Members of the committee are Mrs. Samuel Levin, Mrs. John Ehf- en, the Rev. Joseph Easter, Robert Royie, Mrs.

Vera Schultz, the Rev. Thomas Kennedy, Brad Bayliss, Mrs. H. P. Schwertfeger, the Rev.

Charles Shrewsbury, Robert J. Mc- Keay and Mrs. George Alpers. Students on the committee are Dan Caldwell, Sir Francis Drake High school; Zina Craig, San Rafael High; John Ryan, Marin Catholic; Robert Sapp, Tamalpais; Nancy Purdy, College of Marin; and Richard Simondi, High. Justice Carter Wed Two Months Ago, His Son Reveals REDDING Jesse W.

Carter of the California Supreme court was married two months ago in Del Norte county, his son reported today. Harlan Carter, athletic coach at Shasta Union High school here, identified the bride as Jean Woodward, a member of the California State bar and an employe of the Supreme aourt. Carter, whose home is in San Antelmo, has been married twice previously, his son said. It was the second marriage for his bride. The Jurist was to hold court in Los Angeles today.

Gardiner Riede, Attorneys Success Claimed For '49 Fiesta The Larkspur-Corte Madera Fiesta held weekend, was wonderful success, escpeciaily considering weather Murray Fox general chairman, said today. The fashion show, held Thursday, opening day of the fiesta, was termed by several present as of most beautiful and best organized ever held in Fox reported. It was presented by department store under the of Irving Chapman, merchandising manager. The fiesta was sponsored by the Larkspur and Corte Madera Lions clubs. share of the receipts will go toward a recreation program and Corte receipts will go toward the recreation building fund.

Names of parade Vinners were not made available. Woman Claims Two Soldiers Attacked Her Two Fort Barry servicemen were arrested and taken to Marin county Jail early today after a San Francisco woman accused them of criminally attacking her in an isolated section of the county. The soldiers, Pfc. Jack Litteral, 23. and Pfc.

Thomas L. Vaughn, 20, are both members of the 718 Anti- Aircraft Artillery gun battalion at Fort Barry. They were booked on suspicion of criminal attack. Bail has been set at $5,000 each. Both servicemen have denied the charges.

They were arrested at about 5 a.m. by California Highway patrolmen at Golden Gate bridge toll plaza. Patrolmen said the had become hysterical, said the pair picked her up in a San Francisco bar and had promised to drive her home. Instead, she added, they drove her to Marin and attacked her. The servicemen, however, told patrolmen they picked up the woman at Sausalito and voluntarily took her to the Highway Patrol office on the bridge.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Matter of the Estate ol! HANNAH HUNTER SAWYER, Deceased. No. 10161. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned K. D.

COPLE, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of HANNAH HUNTER SAWYER, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent file them, with the necessary vouchers Within six months, after the first mblication of this notice, in the of- ice of the clerk of the Superior 'ourt of the State of California in md for the County of Marin, or to them, with the necessary vouchers, within six months after he first publication of this notice to he said executor at the law offices if GARDINER RIEDE. 418 Albert Suilding, San Rafael, California, the lame being his place of business in 111 matters connected with said estate of HANNAH HUNTER SAWYER, deceased. Dated May 23, 1952. K. D.

COPLE Executor of the Estate of Hannah Hunter Sawyer, deceased. RIEDE 418 Albert Building Ban Rafael, California Attorneys for Executor GEO. S. JONES, County Clerk o. 26, June 2, 9, 16, 23, Gardiner Riede, Attorneys fo: HA NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of fcAUD M.

DAVIES, Deceased. No. 10146. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by undersigned FRANK J. KEA- 3N, administrator of the estate of AUD M.

DAVIES, deceased, to the editors of and all persons having aims against the said decedent, to le them, with the necessary vouches, within six months, after the Irst publication of this notice, in the fffice of the clerk of the Superior of the State of California in md for the County of Marin, or to iresent them, with the necessary touchers, within six months after he first publication of this notice the said Administrator at 418 Al- Building, San Rafael, California, the same being his place of in all matters connected ith said of MAUD M. A VIES, deceased. Dated: May 9, 1952, FRANK J. KEATON, Administrator of the Estate of MAUD M. DAVIES.

lARDINER RIEDE 418 Albert San Rafael. Attorneys for Administrator. GEO. S. JONES, County Clerk No.

12, 19, 26, June 2, 1952. bj Richmond Ferry Company Official Dies Of Wound RICHMOND, E. Baker, 57, office manager of the Richmond San Rafael Ferry Company, died yesterday from a bullet wound in his head. An aunt, Mrs. L.

W. Mark of Oakland, said he telephoned her he had suffered a heart attack. She hurried to his home and found him unconscious on the floor. A pistol lay beside him. He died two hours later In a Richmond hospital without regaining consciousness.

Police said relatives told them Baker had been ill. BIRTHS LUND San Rafael General, June 3, 1952, to the wife (Beverly Michael) of Clifford Lund, San Rafael, a son. SPADINI San Rafael General. June 5, 1952, to the wife (Cecilia Legault) of Armando Spadint, San Rafael, a daughter. San Rafael General, June 6, 1952, to the wife (Elizabeth Alberelli) of George Gnoss, Novato, a son.

Rosa General, June 4, 1952, to the wife (Betty Sheppard) of Charles Madden, Larkspur, a son. Ross General, June 7, 1952, to the wife (Patricia Esmond) of Jack Underwood, Kentfield, a daughter. Marin eral, June 5, 1952, to the wife (Vera Pecota) of Eugene Kloppenburg, Larkspur, twin daughters. Marin General, June 5, 1952, to the wife (Ruth Walldin) of Lloyd Nicolaisen, San Rafael, a daughter. Marin General, June 6, 1952, to the wife (Frances Shupe) of Stanley Giffin, Santa Venetia, a son.

PAGE Marin General. June 7, 1952, to the wife (Janet Sillers) of Wesley Page, Fairfax, a son. Marin General, June 6, 1952, to the wife (Lois Lotz) of Benjamin Wdlfe, Mill Valley, a daughter. Marin General, June 9, 1952, to the wife (Dorothea Mitchell) of Vernon Anderson, San Rafael, a daughter. or vom EXTRA PROTECTION FOR YOUR SAVINGS! Savings here are invested in first mortgage loans on homes, U.

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3 Marin County Mutual Building Loan Association Per Annum9 fourth St. San Rafael Current Rate Motion Picture Unit Meets Tomorrow In S.R. Mrs. Louise Hudson will speak on of a Motion at a meeting of the Marin Motion Picture Council tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the San Rafael city hall, according to Mrs.

John Lewis of San Rafael, president. Mrs. Hudson will tell of experiences during her association with Warner Brothers where she was employed as an artist in the production of Bugs Bunny animated cartoons. Schedules for Film Library films to be shown during the summer will be distributed to representatives. The annual roll call of the 50 organizations represented on the council will be a feature of the meeting.

Novato Man Arrested In 101 Crash Franklin Powers of Novato has been released from Marin County jail on $500 bail after California Highway patrolmen arrested him Saturday when they said his car made a wide sweep on UJ5. 101 and collided with a house trailer. In the collision, just north of San Rafael, Mrs. Martha Franklin, 33, and her 11-year-old daughter, Bren da Joyce, riding In the trailer, were treated at San Rafael General hospital for leg injuries. They were treated and released immediately.

They were injured as the trailer jackknifed, turning the car which was pulling it, on its side. Powers was booked at Marin County jail on a charge of drunk driving involving an injury. Highway patrolmen said the accident occurred at 6:30 p.m. as Melvin Franklin, 39, was driving the auto south on the highway. The man and his wife and four children were driving from Crosset, to Crescent City where they were to make their home.

Just north of San Rafael officers said Powers was driving north and all over the The crash came as patrolmen said the Novato man was making one of his wide sweeps on the road. Powers lives at 1542 Olive avenue, Novato. In a crash Friday, Aileen Grey, 39, of San Francisco, and Charles Green, 40, of 480 Irving court, Mill Valley, received minor injuries when carp they were driving were involved in a two car rear-end crash just south of Alto wye. The drivers were treated by personal physicians. Greene was cited for speeding without due caution, officers said.

Charles Duncan William Ross Charles Stafford Duncan, 59, former Sausalito artist, died In New York City Saturday. He lived In Sausalito several years ago and was given his first Job by another Charles Duncan, an artist now living in Sausalito. Similarity of names was an influencing factor in the association, the Sausalito resident said. The deceased artist had his work exhibited at the Corcoran Art gallery in Washington, at the Pennsylvania Academy, -Whitney Museum of Modern Art in New York and at other galleries and museums throughout the United States. He is survived by his wife, Doro thy; daughter, Jane Back; and granddaughters, Nicole and Miche Back, all of New York City.

Funeral services will be held in New York City tomorrow and interment will be in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Coima. Dixon Heading Panel On Newspaper Production Problems of newspaper production are being discussed in San Francisco at a three-day conference called by the American Newspaper Publishers association. Gordon Dixon, mechanical superintendent of the Independent-Journal, was scheduled to be co-chairman of a on problems of smaller newspapers. Bandwagon 'Collects Presidential 'Ballots' Strawballots for the presidential election were collected in three Marin cities Saturday by the Gold Label bandwagon. The bandwagon, sponsored by Breweries, of San Francisco, was In Mill Valley, San Anseimo and San Rafael.

Results will be broadcast on the Wednesday KPIK round table program at 8:30 jun. as well as through newspaper advertisements. Selling ILLOGICAL MARKET is an ECONOMIC WASTE Write in George S. ay Company Wattarn Story Stroof, 2, CeW. Established If S3 Inverness Plants To Be On TV Show A preview of the in the Exhibit of the Inverness Garden club for the Marin Art and Garden Fair will be presented over the Day With program on TV from 11:30 a.

m. to noon tomorrow. Mrs. Thomas Drew and Mrs. Jessie Lovell of Inversness will exhibit several plants and discuss their display on the program.

Valley Commuter Group Will Meet om Valley Commuters club will meet in the Fairfax city council chambers at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow and will elect a board of directors If the four areas are represented, according to L. Clark Billups, vice president, who will conduct the meeting. Details of organization are to be worked out at the meeting and the group will dscuss the Increase in service at Greenbrae. All commuters of Fairfax, San Anselmo, Ross, and Kentfield are invited.

Scudder Votes Against Foreign Aid Measure Rep, Hubert B. Scudder Sebastopol) voted last week against a compromise foreign aid bill which would allot $6,447,730, 750. The bill was sent to the House floor after a Senate-House conference committee met to iron out differences between the two versions of the foreign aid bill. The measure wbuld provide for military, economic, and technical assistance. Funeral services were held today from Russell 'and Gooch Memorial chapel for William Ross, oldest member of the Mill Valley volunteer fire department.

He died at his home 22 Amicita avenue, yesterday at the age of 72. A native of Scotland, Ross had lived in Mill Valley for 46 years. He was a retired school custodian. He is survived by his widow Mae Belle Elizabeth and two sons, William Harrington of Walnut Creek, and James Alexander of the U. S.

Army. Mrs. Bessie Holt Mrs. Bessie C. Holt, 80, of San Geronimo died Friday night In a local hospital after a long illness.

Born in Rhode Island, she had lived in San Franeiseo before moving to Maxin. She was the wife of the late Irving Holt and the mother ofr the late Dorothy Radabaugh. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Maye C. Comstock; brother, Henry Card; and a nephew, Robert C.

Comstock. Private funeral services were held today at the Harry M. Williams mortuary, San Rafael. DIVORCES FILED vs. Russell extreme cruelty.

DEATHS San Rafael, June 6, 1952, Bessie C. Holt, beloved wife of the late Irving Holt, loving mother of the late Dorothy Radabaugh, loving sister of Mrs. Maye C. Comstock and Henry Card, loving aunt of Robert C. Comstock.

A native of Rhode Island. Aged 80 years. Private family services were held Monday, June 9, 1952, at the Harry M. Williams Mortuary, San Rafael. ROSS In Mill Valley June 8 1952, William, dearly beloved husband of May Belle Elizabeth Ross, loving father of William Harrington Ross of Walnut Creek, James Alexander Rom of the U.

S. Army, two grandchildren, Victoria Helen Ross and Leslie Elizabeth Rom. A native of Scotland. Age 72. A member of Mill Valley Association of Volunteer Point Aggregates Application Delayed Marin Supervisors today put off for two weeks consideration of the Black Point request for further development in the area.

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Tamalpais Cemetery. 6 9 DOYLE in Barcelona, Spain, June 4, 1952. Richard beloved husband of Agnes F. Doyle, loving father of Richard E. Jr.

and Cyril Doyle, Mrs. Richard H. McKannay, Mrs. William p. Mahoney of Phoenix, Arizona, Mrs.

Brenda Ferrari, Mrs. Waiter J. Coyne, Rosaleen A. and Sergeant Peter E. UB.M.C.R., loving son of the late Francis Thomas and Ellen M.

Doyle, loving brother of Mrs. George Schmitt, Mrs. Julian A. McPhee, Sister Mary Fidelis of the of Mercy, Mrs. Edward M.

Slevin, Frank Aloysius Paul V. and Norbet F. Doyle; a native of San Francisco. A member of the Society of California Pioneers, California Council No. 880.

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