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4Dope Conspiracy'Hit As Two Are Nabbed On Marijuana Count SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1939 Culminating a search of possessing and trans- for many weeks by state narcotics I The arrest officers, Santa Ana, Anaheim and1 Fullerton police and an officer from the district office, Felisandro Lugo, 31, Santa Ana Mexican orange picker was arrested yesterday by Detective Lieut. Charles W. Wolford, Santa Ana, and Harold Boyce, district office investigator, on YOUR PORTRAIT TAKEN AND OIL TINTED $100 I each Complete in our modern 'Hollywood' mount (10 xW) Have your sitting until December 21st, and let the family select the pose they like best from your proofs on Christmas Day. be delighted! AUSTIN STUDIOS Come and Visit Our Beautiful New Studio Ultra Modern in Every Detail! North Main St. Santa Ana Phone 1463 Daily Hours: 8:30 a.

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m. to 8 p. m. was made at Fifth and Fairlawn. Another Jailed A short time after arrest, Officer Wolford and Boyce, on a tip, went to Indio, in Riverside county, and, assisted by Indio police, arrested Paul Go- moz, 34, Indio resident who formerly lived in Anaheim.

Lugo, who said the marijuana was found by him, was jailed here but Go- moz was jailed at Indio and will be prosecuted there. The officers found Lugo and Gomez in possession of three cans marijuana or marijuana seeds. Inspectors Harry Perry and A. V. Beckner, state narcotics officers, assisted in the investigation, vvhich included stakeouts by police of Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton.

Mrs. Clara Mae Holliday, 62, of Garden Grove Rt. 1, box 159, died at Orange county hospital Saturday following an extended illness. Born in Climax, she had resided in the Garden Grove district for the past nine years. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Roy Holliday; two daughters, Mrs.

Florence Paise of Garden Grove, and Mrs. William Lamb of Huntington Beach, and one son, Lee Holliday, of Garden Grove. Announcement of funeral services will be made later by Brown and Wagner Colonial chapel. Mrs. C.

R. Ball Dies at Her Home A. Mrs. Carrie R. Ball, 71, of Bolsa, passed away at her home yesterday as the result of a heart attack.

She had been a resident of the Bolsa district for the past 28 years. She was born in Ohio. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Smith and Tuthill chapel, with the Rev.

Richardson of Anaheim officiating. Interment will be in Westminster Memorial park. Survivors are four sons, M. W. and J.

J. Ball of Santa Ana, W. Ball of San Jose and Donald D. Ball of Los Angeles, and three daughters, Mrs. Marie Bachman of Santa Ana, Mrs.

Edith Lee of Long Beach and Mrs. Nelda Hamlyn of Laguna Beach. Five minor traffic mishaps, two of which involved alleged drunk driving, were reported for Santa Ana during the weekend, according to police records. One, at 17th and Broadway, Saturday afternoon, and reported elsewhere in this edition, involved a gasoline tank truck operated by John Rowe, 32, Corona, and cars driven by Levi Monroe Johnson, 49, Buena Park, and D. P.

Wiley, 43, Garden Grove. Wiley was ticketed for driving without license. Hit Rear of Car At 12:15 a. m. yesterday, First and Broadway, Paul Dunn, 24, of 60S West Second street, was driving east on First when his car ran into the rear of a car operated east on First by Donald Feather, 24, 308 North Sycamore.

Officers Francis Norton and Daniel M. Jones made the arrest. Dunn had been refused an license by state officials because of previous offenses, the officers said. Cars driven by Jean Debs Johnson, 33, Los Angeles, and Rollin Sheeley, 42, Santa Ana, at Fourth and Birch Saturday night, collided. Officers Paul Cozad, Francis Norton, Daniel M.

Jones and John L. Casey charged Sheeley with drunk driving. He posted $200 bail, agreeing to appear in city court December 29 at a. m. P.

H. Budd, 1511 Durant, told police last night, two boys on a bicycle, Norris Nutting, 1524 North Broadway, and Bill 2230 North Broadway, ran into I the side of his car as he was going south on Broadway and about to turn left onto 15th street. He! said the boys did not appear injured. James reported running over a dog at Sixth Birch. Officers called Poundmas- ter Harold Pickering.

SALVATION ARMY IN URGENT Garden Grove APPEAL FOR LOCAL CHILDREN Sentenced Pleading guilty to a charge of While realizing the necessity for assisting- those in 0 Mrs. Esther Berwar-torn Finland, Major John Naton, chairman of the Sal- den was vation Army-Register Christmas fund, today urged residents of Santa Ana and Orange county net to neglect those at home. of what is happening in Europe ought to bring home more forcibly than ever the privilege of being a citizen of this great land of Major Naton said. Remember S. A.

Children! this boon, we ought to be sure that no one in this country is in need, especially at Christmas time. It is to this end that FINAL TIUTE IS PAID TO MRS. STAPP Final rites for Mrs. Ida Stapp, who died December 14, were -v ducted at the Brown and Wag- the Salvation Army and The Reg- ner Colonial chapel Saturday af- ister are devoting energies to see ternoon, with the Rev. Harry that no child is neglected and Gwincre that the unfortunate people of our community have a Christmas of gladness.

year, as never before, the need is £reat. A drop in the Community Chest fund for the Salvation Army requires that we raise Owings, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating Interment was in Fairhaven cemetery. The pallbearers were her four sons, Olin, Othal, Ray and Tom. and two sons-in-law, Tom Harrison and Lynn Scott. Solos $1000 to properly take care of all were sung by Vera Walker Gwil- the applicants.

To date the total liam and Russell Crouse subscription is only $237. This, means that contributions, and 12 chiidren, was in perfect health a 90-day county jail term by Justice Howard C. Cameron today when she pleaded guilty. After serving 30 days, Mrs. Bernier may be released on condition she quit use of liquor for one year.

Her husband, Sam Bernier, pleaded guilty to a drunk charge and was given a five-day jail term. Their companions at time of arrest yesterday by Officer Horace Inge, highway patrol, John Fitzpatrick, 49, Garden Grove, and Mrs. Isadora Terhune, 37, Westminster, I are free on bond. They are charged with being drunk. Tires Scream In 3-Car Accident generous ones, must come in quickly if we are to succeed in our campaign.

Contributions may be made at the Salvation Army headquarters, 214 North Sycamore street, or at The Register business office, Sixth and Sycamore Additional donors whose names have not been published include: A. G. Flagg, C. D. Hayes, Salustino Sammena, Beet Sugar Workers Union, George Jeffrey, Mr.

until the short illness that pre ceded her death, and had been active in helping some of her neighbors who were in failing health. The many floral tributes showed the esteem in which Mrs. Stapp was held. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors lodge. and Mrs.

H. E. Leyden, and W. C. and Christina A.

Young. John Rowe, 32, San Bernardino, operator of an oil tanker and trailer, Levi Monroe 49, Buena Park, and D. P. Wiley, Garden Grove, both motorists, experienced traversing Santa Seventeenth and Broadway intersection early Saturday afternoon as their Jiree vehicles met in mutual Little damage resulted. Rowe, driving east on Seventeenth and Johnson, operating south on Broadway, collided at the intersecting streets and in turn crashed together with vehicle going north on Broadway amid the din of.

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