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THE INDEPENDENT Lone Beach, Call, Wed, My 14. 1948 Proof of the Pudding "I see you managed to get the car I got with an Independent Classified Ad in the garage but how'd you do it?" Local Police To Attend Meet Three -Long Beach officials will attend portions of the first annual California traffic engineering conference at the Automobile Club of Southern California, Los Angeles, tomorrow, Thursday and Friday, Capt. William Kummer, head of the police traffic bureau, announced yesterday. Alex Napier, city traffic engineer, and Lt. Harold B.

McDonald, in charge of motorcycle officers, will attend those sessions dealing with their particular problems, Kummer said. City Denies $15,351 Claim For burns received when he pulled a light switch exploding leaking city gas at 620 East Anaheim street on December 4 last year, Charles Plummer filed a claim with the city for $15,351.50. The city council yesterday denied the claim on recommendation of City Atty. Irving M. Smith.

His recourse is now a lawsuit. The council also denied a $2418.48 claim by Reinhold von Wetter, former assistant to city planning director, Werner Ruchti, for injuries to his wife Elizabeth in a collision with a city car March 16 at Ocean boulevard and Bay Shore avenue. The attorney ruled it was the wife's fault. 82, He's Pop 13th Time ANDERSON, July 13. (INS Eighty-two-year-old William Foland has become a father for the 13th time.

His wife, Mrs. Beulah Foland, 38, gave birth to a son at St. John's hospital. Mother and baby are reported as "doing fine." Foland has been married twice and is the father of 10 children by the first marriage and three by the second. Pick 'Horror' Jury SANTA MONICA, July 13.

(INS A jury of six women and six men was selected today to hear evidence against two elderly spinsters accused of operating 8 "house of horror" in which human beings were kept captive. Testimony against Miss Marie Clavey, 60, and Miss Josephine Vella, 58, will begin tomorrow. $65 $145 $365 CHRISTENSEN I VINO MORTUARY 244 REDONDO AVE DIAL Movers Can't Be Made Keep Vows The city council cannot amend the house moving ordinance to force people to live up to promises made while applying for moving permits. This was the opinion of Asst. City Atty.

Nowland M. Reid yesterday. The opinion had been requested by the council in an attempt to strengthen its hand in setting up requirements for improvement and repair when issuing moving permits. Possibility that the planning commission might be able to estab-lish zones into which buildings could not be moved was suggested by Reid. Council Adjourns The city council yesterday adjourned to 8 a.

m. Friday to give final approval to the 1948-49 budget, in time to pass the appropriation ordinance before the July 21 legal deadline. Tentative approval already has been given to the complete budget, which must be redrafted in final form for Friday's action. DEATHS JOSEPHINE GALE Mrs. Josephine Gale, 48, -2342 nolia died yesterday in a Mag.

local hospital. Born in Gardner, she came to Long Beach from Paola, seven years ago. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in Paola. Surviving are the widower, Arne Gale; two daughters, Barbara and Sandra Stevenson a two son. Morty Stevenson, all E.

of Long Beach; sisters, Mrs. Mary Parker of Dallas. Texas, and Mrs. Myra Greer, of Long Beach: two brothers, Frank W. Sponable Seal Beach and John W.

Sponable of Paola. at services Wendell in the W. chapel Greenlee of will Dilday officiate the tuary 3 p. m. Friday, Litterment will be in Sunnyside Memorial park.

CLARENCE E. SANDERSON. Clarence Edwin 51, of 332 East 19th street, died yesterday at his home. Born in Junction City, the came to Long Beach from a year ago. He was a member of the Episcopal church.

the American Legion and He the Fraternal Order of Word Eagles in Puyallup. was a veteran of war I. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Rose Sanderson: a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Rose Oberg; a son.

Edwin brothers, Sanderson, all of Long Beach; two Harry of Kansas City, and Alfred Sanderson of Junction City. Rev. F. Augustus Martyr will officiate at services in 11 the chapel of the Dilday mortuary at a. m.

Friday. Interment will be in Sunnyside Memorial park. WRIGHT N. GARVIN Wright Nelson Garvin, 75. of San Diego, died Monday in a local sanitarium.

He was born in Boone county, lowa, and had lived in California 40 years He was visiting a- daughter here at the time of his death. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mary Howe Garvin of San Diego; four daughters, Mrs. Donald Davenport of Long Beach, with whom he was visiting; Mrs. Shirley Davison of Glendale: Mrs.

Edward St. Pierre of San Diego, and Mrs. Edward Miller of Los Angeles; two Alden of Washington state and Garvin of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Viola Bird of Idaho; 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Elder Dan Dirksen will officiate at servIces in the chapel of the Lewis Colonial mortuary, San Diego, at 2 p.

m. Saturday, Interment will be in Greenwood cem etery there. The Hunter mortuary of North Long Beach is in charge of local arrange: ments. ADELINE STOCK Mrs. Adeline Stock, 54.

of 2714 Covina avenue. died Monday at her home. Born in Bonsall. San Diego county, she spent her entire life in Southern Canfornia, coming to Long Beach from Compton two thur Stock: two sons, Charles Featheringill years ago. Surviving are the widower, Arand Lester A.

McRea, all of Long Beach; a daughter, Mis. Ruth Hodjohn of San Diego. and five Services will be conducted in Mottell's chapel at 2 p. m. Thursday.

FRANCES M. GREIG Mrs. Frances M. Greig, 50, of Porterville, a former resident of Long Beach, died yesterday in a local hospital. Born in Whittier, she had lived in the state all her life and in Long Beach from 1940 to 1945.

She had been visiting here. Surviving are the widower, William H. Greig of Porterville; two daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth Meemich of Van Nuys and Mrs.

Helen Wilson of Beach Long Beach; two William sons. James W. of Long and B. Greig of Chicago; four sisters. Mrs.

Evangeline White and Mrs. Dolores McLuskey, both of San Pedro, and Mrs. Caroline Larragoitiy of Long Beach and Mrs. Ruth Romero of Whittier. Rosary will be recited at Mottell's chapel mass will be offered at.

church at 9 a. m. Friday. be in Calvary cemetery, Los Angeles. ALBERT LUCERO Albert Lucero, 24, of Wilmington, died Sunday in a local hospital.

Born in Longmont. he came to Long Beach four years ago from Denver. and moved to Wilmington short time ago. He was employed as shipping clerk by the North American Aircraft was a veteran of World war Il and a member of the Baptist church. Surviving are his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Lucero sr. of Wilmington: four sisters.

Mrs. Rosalle Surdyk, Mrs. Delia Roberts, both of Long Beach; Mrs. Doris Flack and Mrs. Lacy Vigil.

both of Wilmington; three brothers. Ernest dr. of Wilmington. Henry of Mississippi, and Alex Lucero of Hayward. Calif.

Services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday in Mottell's chapel, Funeral Notices -Samuel of 1246 West Esther. Patterson Services Snively Wednesday chapel. 10:30 555 a.

Locust avenue, with Rev. William Harrison Myers officiating. MERRIAM-Mrs. Frank of 20 Lindero avenue. Services will announced later by Mottell's.

THORSEN- Oliver of 1055 East Ocean boulevard. Services Thursday, 11 at Mottell's chapel, with Rev. Melvin Andrews officiating. LOESCH- Maurice of 700 Sapphire street, Redondo Beach. Calif.

Services and interment in Hammond. Ind, Mottell's in charge of local arrangements. TAYLOR- Alfred of 515 East Fifth street. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m.

at Mottell's chapel, with Dr. John Hefferlin officiating Hazel Myrtelle. of 807 Ter: raine avenue. Services Wednesday, 10 Stuart' at LeRoy Anderson officiating. Mottell's chapel, Dr.

OFFICIAL CITY PRINTING Legal Notices NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT Notice la hereby given by the City Clerk of the City of Long Beach, California, that the Directer of Public Service of City did. on the 9th day of July. 1948, file with said City Clerk the assessment with attached diagram for the work or improvement of the Alley East of Rose Avenue, between Thirty-sixth Street and Thirtyseventh Street, including all intersections streets and alleys, in the City of Long Beach, by constructing connecting sewers and gas service by doing necessary grading. as laterals, by, paving the roadway and described in Resolution of Intention No. C-11045, adopted by the City Council of said City on the 25th day November, 1947, to which Resolution of Intention reference is hereby made for a description of said work or improvement.

Notice is further given that said City Clerk does hereby fix the 3rd day August, 1948, at 11:00 o'clock A. of said day, at the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City, as the time and place when and where all persons interested in said work. or improvement done under Resolution of Intention No. C-11045 or in said assessment will be heard by said City Council. persons desiring to be heard shall, prior to the day fixed herein for the hearing upon the assessment, appeal to the City Council by briefly stating in writing the grounds of (SEAL) C.

G. ROSEBERRY City Clerk of the City of Long Beach. Pub. July 14 and 15--(20) L.B.I, NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby given City Clerk of the City of Long Beach, California, that the Director of Public Service of said City did. on the day of July, 1948.

file said City Clerk the assessment with attached diagram for the work or improvement of the Alley East of Rose Avenue, between Thirty-sixth Street and Thirtytions of streets and alleys, in the City seventh Streets, including all intersecof or Long Beach, by constructing connecting sewers and gas service laterals, by paving the roadway and by doing all necessary grading. as described in Resolution of Intention No. C-11045, adopted by the City Council of said City on the 25th day of November, 1947, to which Resolution of Intention reference is hereby made for a description of said work or Notice is further given that said City Clerk does hereby fix the 3rd day of August, 1948, at 11:00 o'clock A. of said day, at the Council Chamber of the City Hall of said City, as the time and place when and where all persons interested in said work or improvement done under Resolution of Intention No, C-11045 or in said assessment will be heard by said City Council. All persons desiring to be heard shall, prior to Spoon day fixed herein for the hearing assessment, appeal to the City Council by briefly stating in writing the grounds of appeal.

(SEAL) C. ROSEBERRY, City Clerk of the City of Long Beach, Pub. July 14, 15- (20) L.B.L, Legal Notice PUBLIC AUCTION Notice is hereby given that 1931 Packard convertible coupe, license No. 15-E-628. engine No.

CO 287558, will be sold at public auction for service and storage charges on July 17, 1948, at 1000 East Artesia street, Long Beach, (signed): C. P. BROWN. Pub. July 7-16-(10t) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education of the Long Beach Unified School District, County of Los Angeles, California, will receive sealed bids in the office of the Assistant Secretary, Room 217, Administration 715 Locust Avenue, Long Beach 13.

California, up to 11:00 clock A. July 28, 1948, for the following: Schedule No. 2230-B-Standard Classroom Furniture Schedule No. 2213-Reat Mats and Covers Schedule: No. -Legal Advertising Specifications and bid forms for the first two schedules may be obtained in the office of the Assistant Secretary, and for the last schedule in the office of the Business Manager, Room 202, Administration Building.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informality on any bid received. LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT By BERTHA PARSONS, Assistant Secretary Pub. July 14, 21-(20)-L. NOTICE OF APPLICATION. FOR "CUT AND REFUSE DISPOSAL PERMIT BY THE CITY OF LONG BEACH LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA Application has been made by the City of Long Beach for a permit to construct, operate, and maintain a disposal to receive and dispose of refuse from the City of Long Beach, consisting of: incombustible rubbish, combustible rubbish, trimmings, and trash.

Those materials that will not be received are: acids, paints, turpentine, and other similar liquids, industrial wastes as defined by County Ordinance 614 NS, and garbage. The disposal site consisting of 23 acres is located, in Long Beach 3 miles east of Lakewood Village adjacent to Carson Street on the north and San Gabriel Flood Control Channel on the west. Method of disposal will be by the cut-and-fill operation. A trench will be dug from 6 to 8 feet deep, 15 feet wide, then filled with refuse to about 6 feet above the original ground. The refuse will then be covered with feet of dirt from the trench.

Maps showing site location, detailed description of methods of operation, together with a detailed statement on materials to be received and disposed of at this disposal may be seen at the office of the City Manager, City of Long Beach, City Hall, Long Beach, or at the office of the State Department of Public Health, Bureau of Sanitary Engineering. 703 State Building, 217 West First Street, Los Angeles, California. Interested persona are invited to obtain the desired information from either of these sources and to file with the State Department of Publie Health at 668 Phelan Building. San Francisco, within two weeks from the date of the final appearance of this Notice any objections based on grounds of public health or public nuisance. Objections based on other than tation or public health interests cannot be considered by this Department.

WILTON L. HALVERSON, M.D. Director of Public Health. Dated: July 12, 1948 Pub. July 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,.

19, 20, 21, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR "CUT-AND-FILL" REFUSE DISPOSAL PERMIT BY THE CITY OF LONG BEACH 000 LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA Application has been made by the City of Long Beach for a permit to construct, operate, and maintain a disposal to receive and dispose of refuse from the City of Long Beach, consisting of: incombustible rubbish, rubbish, trimmings, and trash. Those materials that will not be received are: acids, paints, turpentine, and other similar liquids, industrial wastes as defined by County Ordinance 614 NS, and garbage. The disposal site consists of 134.26 acres outside the City of Long Beach, of which 125 acres lie within Los Angeles County and 9.26 acres in Orange County and are joined by a common boundary. The site location is miles east of the City of Long Beach boundary on the south side of Garden Grove Avenue (continuation of 7th Street) and adjacent to San Gabriel River Flood Control Channel on the west. Method of disposal will be by the cut -and-fill operation.

A trench will be dug from 6 to 8 feet deep, 15 feet wide, then filled with refuse to about 6 Teet above the original ground, including 4 feet cover of dirt from the trench, Maps showing site location, detailed description of methods of operation, together with detailed statement on materials to be received and disposed of at this disposal may be seen at the office of the City Manager, City of Long Beach, City Hall, Long Beach, or at the office the State Department of Public Health, Bureau of Sanitary Engineering, 703 State Building, 217 West First Street, Los Angeles, California. Interested persons are Invited to obtain the desired information from either of these sources and to file with the State Department of Public Health at 668 Phelan Building, San Francisco, within two weeks from the date of the final appearance of this Notice any objections based on greunds of public health or public. nuisance. based on other than sanitation or public health interests cannot be considered by this Department. WILTON L.

HALVERSON, M.D. Director of Public Health. Dated: July 12, 1948 Pub. July 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, Salaries by Check Toenforce the 70 cent minimum daily wage, Haiti has ordered such businesses as pharmacies, service stations and garages to -pay all salaries by check, subjectto government inspection.

BIRTHS Santa Fe, girl. July 12. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford, 3520 Greenbrier drive, boy, July 11.

and Mrs. Ralph, 1142 Salt Lake, girl, July 11, HOLMES -Mr. and Mrs. William. 2482 Linden.

girl, July 10. RAVEN- and Mrs. Murray, 3733 Easy avenue, girl. July 11. LOS CERRITOS HOSPITAL and Mra, M.

2441 American, girl, July 5. BRICKER-Mr. and Mrs. L. 848 West 20th.

girl, July 5. CANADA Mr. and Mrs. P. Via Wanda, boy.

July DRYNAX-Mr. and Mrs. D. 336 West Walnut, girl, July 5. JULIAN-Mr.

and Mrs. M. 414 West 21st, July 2. LINDSAY-Mr. and Mrs.

A. 842 Freeman, boy, July 8. MAHAFFIE Mr. and Mrs. R.

3910-A East 11th. girl, July 6. Martha. PAYNE Artesia, Mr. and Mrs.

7. H. 1416 boy, July RODGERS- Mr. and Mrs. R.

1426 Warren avenue, girl, July 4. RUSSELL-Mr. and Mrs. E. 5581 Campo walk.

girl, July -Mr. and Mrs. R. 5807 COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BARKER--Mr. and Mrs.

George, 6295 Orange, girl, July 10. BARNES-Mn and Mrs. Jack, 920 East Hill street, girl, July 11, BURSICK- -Mr. and Mrs. Ray 3301 East Second, boy, July 9.

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL ALLEN-Mr. and Mrs. F. 1220 Olive, boy.

July 3. BELL- Mr. and Mrs. J. 3921 Lime, boy, July 6.

BENNETT-Mr. and Mos. J. 135, West 16th. girl.

July 2176 West Willard, Mr. and Mrs. B. 900 Terrace drive, girl, July 6. and Mrs.

J. 937 Magnolia, boy, CLEVELAND-Mr. and Mrs. J. 2039 East Fourth, girl, July 2.

CULLEN-Mr. and Mrs. J. 128 East Coolidge, girl, July. 1.

DAVEY Mr. and Mrs. A. 2421 Fashion, July 2. GARFIELD Mr.

and Mrs. L. 415-D East 20th. girl, July 9. GRANT- -Mr.

and Mrs. H. 1020 East Fourth, boy, July 1. GREEN-Mr. and Mrs.

2507 East 15th, girl. July GREENHILL and Mrs. 830 Wash Anseline, girl, July 2. IRELAND Mr. and Mrs.

R. 1242. East Either, boy, July 2 KERMODE Mr. and Mrs. N.

6039 Myrtle, girl. July 7. and Mrs. K. 3068 Oregon, boy, July 10, MARTIN-Mr.

and Mrs. G. Tremont, boy, July 2. MARTIN Mr. and Mrs.

L. 2510 East 14th, girl, July 3. McINTURFF-Mr. and Mrs. T.

0., 2065 Fidier, girl, July 2. McLEAN-Mr. and Mrs. F. 1511 Sunshine court, boy, July MILLER-Mr.

and E. 4716 Blackthorne, boy, July and Mrs. A. 2133 Chestnut. girl, July clid.

REESE-Mr. and Mrs. D. -2241 Euboy. July 6, SCHNELLER-Mr.

and Mrs. J. 2337 East Fourth, SCHROEDER- girl, July and 10. Mrs. J.

4814 boy, July 9, THATCHER- and Mrs. T. 4341 Falcon. girl, July TRAVIS -Mr. and Mrs.

1772 Gaviota. boy. July 10. VERNE- Mr. and Mrs.

C. 5346 Brittain. boy, July 3. WARD- -Mr. and Mrs.

B. 4724 Gaviota, 9. WAINNER-Mr. and Mrs. J.

3121 Theresa, girl. July 7. Mr. and Mrs. J.

2608 East girl, July and Mrs. P. 38 Roswell, boy, July 4. FLOWERS Claire Conway 4924 E. SECOND Phone 8-9880 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Fictitious Firm Name THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that I am conducting an Ice Vending business at 818 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach, California, under the fictitious firm name of Bennett Ice Vending Company, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are follows, -to-wit: Wallace E.

Bennett, 818 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach, California. WITNESS my hand this 22nd day of June, 1948. WALLACE E. BENNETT. State of California, County of Los Angeles, On this 22nd day of June, A.

1948. before me, Robert Slayton Carin. a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared Wallace E. Bennett, known to me to be person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF.

I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. ROBERT SLAYTON CAVIN. Notary Public in and for said County and State. My Com-. mission expires November 15, 1948.

Pub. June 23-30-July MOTTELL'S. MORTUARY COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES FROM $70 More for Less and Most Graciously Serving Long Beach Nearly 40 Years Telephone 6-2284 W. COON Funeral More a Real Home Atmosphere" 1017 Obispo Ave. Ph.

8-5008 Abundant Parking DILDAY MORTUARY AND FUNERAL- CHAPEL 1242 Pacific Ave. Ph. 6-3987 PATTERSON SNIVELY 555 LOCUST AVENUE PHONE 6-6201 CHRISTENSEN PINO MORTUARY (Huddle Bonwell) 244 REDONDO AVE Ph. 8-1145 Loper Funeral Service 638 Atlantic Ave. Ph.

6-3723 HOLTON SON, ESTAB. 1910 Sixth and Locust Phone 6-9679 Business Guide FURS. Faded Furs Dyed as New Restyled Repaired SPECIAL OFFER Cleaned and AND glazed. or stored $3 THIS AD Surtas Furriers 811 Pine Ave Ph. 7-3748 JUKE BOX Rentals for All Occasions LAWRENCE BROS.

2644 E. Anaheim Ph. 2-5201 Personals HUMANE SOCIETY Phone 8-5818 PROFESSIONAL LISTENER CALL..