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Survivors include a son, Troy Baker of Merced; a daughter, Mrs. Jean White of Fontana; a brother, Riley Bowers of Riverside; three sisters, Mrs. Mary LaMay and Mrs. Merle Dudgen, both of Riverside, and Mrs. Emily Roland of Elsinore.
Funeral services will be conducted at the Acheson and Graham Funeral Home in Riverside at 10 a.m. Saturday. Interment will follow in Olive Wood Cemetery. PETER L. VALIZAN ary and mass will be held at 8 a.m.
Monday at the Immaculate Conception Church of Colton. Interment will take place in Hermosa Cemetery. Peter L. Valizan, 52, native of California and lifelong resident of Colton and San Bernardino, died Thursday in a San Bernardino hospital. Valizan resided at 3076 Garden San Bernardino.
He formerly lived in Colton and was employed by the City. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Dora Valizan; a son, John, San Bernardino, and a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Earnest, Colton. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.
Sunday the Knopsnyder Mortuat" GEORGE L. SINCLAIR Funeral services for George L. Sinclair were held Thursday afternoon at Stephens Bobbitt Chapel: with Phoenix Lodge 178, officiating. Lee I. Robb, master, and Harry P.
Loy, senior warden, presided. Organist Mary K. Parrott played "In The Garden of Tomorrow," "I Love You Truly," "Dear Old Girl" and "The Old Rugged Pallbearers were Thomas F. LivRaymond W. Harmon, Charles F.
Warner, Albert Lee Jordan, Edward C. Smith and Howard Davis. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery. WILLIAM E. CASTLE Funeral services for William E.
Castle will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Stanley L. Dickey Mortuary Chapel, Fontana with the Rev. Leo K. Brown of the First Presbyterian Church officiating.
Interment will be at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, with graveside services at 12:30 p.m. Friends may call at the Dickey Mortuary Chapel from 6. p.m. Thursday until time of service. HELEN S.
HUTCHINSON Funeral services for Helen S. Hutchinson will be held at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Kiefer Eyerick Mortuary Chapel, Glendale, under direction of Lord's Funeral Chapel. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. HARRY E.
ASHTON Funeral services for Harry E. Ashton were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Lord's Funeral Chapel with the Rev. A. E.
Groeneveld of the Community Bible Church officiating. Organist Evelyn Kircher played "Going Home" and "Ave Maria." Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. Friends acted as pallbearers. LOUIS D. RIDDLE Funeral services for Louis D.
Riddle were held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Mark B. Shaw Funeral Chapel with the Rev. James Parrott of the First Christian Church of San Bernardino officiating. Ed Ewen sang "Beyond the Sunset" and "End of a Perfect Day" accompanied by organist Betty Henninger.
Pallbearers were C. J. Harris, C. H. Shorey, Elmer Mecham, Frank Splatt, Al Heckman and Wylie Perkle.
Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. FREDERICK W. FRENCH Funeral services for Frederick W. French were held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Mark B.
Shaw Chapel, with Dr. George Haskell of the First Congregational Church officiating. Organist Seward Brush played "Old Rugged Cross" and "Crossing the Bar." Pallbearers were C. H. Jones, Oscar Turk, Hollis Widmeyer, Ben Sommers, Jack Hosfield and Richard J.
Filanc. Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. BEULAH MARY JOHNSON Funeral services for Beulah Johnson were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mark B. Shaw Chapel' with Father Talmadge Glazier of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church officiating.
Organist. Seward Brush played, "Old Rugged dr Cross" and "Peace, Perfect Peace." Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. Friends acted as pallbearers. of JESUS RAMIREZ Graveside services for Jesus Ramirez were held Thursday with Father Paul Hatch, Catholic Chaplain of San Bernardino County Hospital presiding. in Mountain View Mark centerment, B.
Shaw Co. was in charge of MAY KEIR CLARK Funeral services Clark will be held day at Mark B. terment will be Cemetery. for May Keir at 1 p.m. SaturShaw Chapel.
Inin Mountain View JAMES ROBERTSON Graveside services for James Robertson, 72, were held Thursday at Pioneer Cemetery, with the Rev. Keith Kanaga of St. Paul's Methodist Church officiating. Grove Colonial Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. FRANK J.
ROSS Funeral services for Frank J. Ross will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home, Rialto, with the Rev. Keith Norris Rholl, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Rialto, officiating.
Interment will be in Rialto Park Cemetery. LELAND G. RIDDLE Funeral services for Leland G. Riddle are to be conducted Thursday night in Vallejo with the American Legion officiating. CHARLES T.
BRADY Private funeral services for Charles T. Brady will be held at 10 a.m.' Monday in Lord's Funeral Chapel. Interment will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery, San Diego.
JAMES CLINTON RICE Funeral services for James Clinton Rice will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Knopsnyder Mortuary, Colton, with interment in Hermosa Cemetery. HERBERT W. GRAPES Funeral services for Herbert Webster Grapes will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Lord's Funeral Chapel with interment in Montecito Memorial Park.
AUGUSTIN BORREGO Rosary for Augustin Borrego will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday in Tillie's Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Interment will be in Pioneer Memorial Cemetery.
Padlocks of Future May Thieves Some Slim Pickings CHICAGO (UP) Lock pickers may find slim pickings in the padlocks of the future. Engineers at Illinois Institute of Technology's Armour Research Foundation have come up with a device to test the wearing qualities and patterns of combinationtype padlocks. Foundation spokesmen said the research should enable padlock manufacturers to build better padlocks. The foundation already has recommended steps to reduce spring tension and distribute wear more uniformly. TO BE SEEN AND HEARD Two Celebrities Interviewed By T.V.
TOPS Musical comedy star Carol Channing and newsman, author and lecturer H. V. Kaltenborn will be visited by Edward R. Murrow "Person to Person," on Channel 2 at 7:30. -In the "Case of the Deadly Delicacy," Charles Bickford introduces a Food and Drugs Administrator whose assignment was to find the man with the cake made with arsenic.
It will be presented on Channel 11 at 8 p.m. The "Big Story" of reporter William Lambert of Portland, will be told on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. Running down rumors of police graft in the city, he discovers some pertinent information. John Ireland will be starred on "Playhouse of Stars," over Channels 2 and 8 at 9:30 p.m. He will play the owner of a pearling ship who looses the craft in a crooked poker game.
"A Matter of Courage" is the story of an American abroad who is unaware of the consequences of his brief conversation with the wife of a Spanish poet and swordsman, on "Star and the on Channel 11 at 10 p.m. Joan Lorring and Ralph Meeker will be seen in "Of Missing Persons," on Channel 4 at 9:30 p.m. It is the love story of two people who meet at a travel lency and plan a trip together VITAL RECORDS BORN NEGRETE- Loma Linda, Jan. 9, 1956, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Rufino Negrete, 455 S. 7th Colton, a son.
CLEMENTS In Loma Linda, Jan. 10, 1956, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Kenneth Eugene Clements, 8164 Tokay Fontana, a daughter. SAFFLE-In Loma Linda, Jan. 10, 1956, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of Eldon Saffle, 27735 3rd Highland, a son. SPEED In Loma Linda, Jan.
10, 1956, at Loma Linda Hospital, to the wife of James Robert Speed. 2163 Darby San Bernardino, a daughter. DANIELSON- Loma Linda Linda, Hospital, to Jan. the Loma wife of Wendell Kent Danielson, 696 Ohio Loma Linda, a son. DUKE In San Bernardino, Jan.
11, 1956, at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Ronald L. Duke, 1425 N. 10th Colton. a daughter.
FITZPATRICK-In -In San Bernardino, Jan. 10, 1956. at St. Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of John F.
Fitzpatrick, 648 W. Colton, a son. LANGARICA- In San Bernardino, Jan. 10, 1956, at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Gerald A.
Langarica, 684 21st Bernardino, a son. WILLIAMS -In San Bernardino, Jan. 9. 1956. at St.
Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Donald A. Williams, 1701 Jaryl Colton, a son. ROSS- In San Bernardino, Jan. 10, 1956, at St.
Bernardine's Hospital. to the wife of Donald F. Ross, 1278 Oakwood Bernardino, a daughter. In San Bernardino, Jan. 10, 1956.
at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Arthur E. Schaeffer. 1971 Mallory San Bernardino, a daughter. MUSOLINO- In San Bernardino, Jan.
10, 1956, at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Armand F. Musolino, 9377 Blanchard Fontana, a daughter. MEDINA-In San Bernardino, Jan. 11, 1956, at St.
Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Ralph Medina, 438 W. Colton, a son. PLUMMER-In San Bernardino, Jan. 10, 1956, at St. Bernardine's Hospital.
to the wife of Fay C. Plummer, 2864 Sepulveda San Bernardino, a daughter. PAGE In San Bernardino, Jan. 11, 1956, at St. Bernardine's Hospital, to the wife of Roy E.
Page, 262 E. 4th San Bernardino. a daughter. CLINE -In San Bernardino, Jan. 11, 1956, at Community Hospital, to the wife of Berley Cline, 2585 Leroy San Bernardino.
a son. -In San Bernardino, Jan. 11, 1956, at Community Hospital, to the wife of John Peeples, 745 N. Sycamore Rialto, a son. COLE-In San Bernardino, Jan.
11, 1956, at Community Hospital, to the wife of Kenneth Cole, 960 Cardiff San Bernardino, a daughter. BERRIAN-In San Bernardino, Jan. 11, 1956, at Community Hospital, to the wife of David G. Berrian. 7560 Guthrie San Bernardino, a daughter.
BROWNELL 1956, In San Bernardino, at Norton Air Force Base Hospital, to the wife of A.1.C. Tommy M. Brownell, 979 Home San Bernardino, a daughter. HARRIS. 1956, -In San Bernardino, Jan.
at Norton Air Force Base Hospital, to the wife of T.Sgt. Darrell Harris, 1992 Crestview San Bernardino, a son. DIED CONKLIN-In Yucaipa, Jan. 12, 1956, Mrs. Dorothy H.
Conklin, 55, native of Michigan, resident of Yucaipa one year. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Em- Don't Ignore Suicide Threats, Expert Says SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Dr. Karl Bowman, University of California psychiatrist, believes that suicide threats never should be disregarded as empty gestures. "Even those who do not seriousrly intend to commit suicide," he said, "often miscalculate." Some take an overdose of a drug, some turn the gas while anticipating an arrival of someone else, still others make a suicide threat that place them in a position where suicide is the only way of saving face.
merson's Yucaipa Chapel. Burial in Hillside Cemetery, CROUCH -In Ontario, Jan. 11, 1956, Mrs. Ola R. Crouch, 80, 8906 Carob Fontana, native of Jackson, resident of Fontana eight years, California 23 years.
Funeral services at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Ingold Chapel, Fontana. Body to be forwarded to Jackson, for further services and interment. GILBERT-In Loma Linda, Jan. 11, 1956.
Keith V. Gilbert, 45, native of South Dakota, resident of 'Colton three years. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Knopsnyder tuary morial with Park. interment in Montecito VALIZAN-In San Bernardino, Jan.
12, 1956, Peter L. Valizan, 52, native of California, lifelong resident of Colton and San Bernardino. Rosary will be recited at tuary. 8 p.m. Mass Sunday will at be the said Knopsnyder at 8 Mora.m., Monday at the Colton Immaculate Conception Church, and interment will be in Hermosa Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS I WISH to thank my relatives and many friends for their kindness and floral offerings. My thanks to Calfibe and all our fellow workers for their consideration and help in my bereavement. the loss of my beloved husband, Morris L. Starr. MARY STARR WE wish to thank everyone for their flowers.
cards and many courtesies shown to us in the recent loss of our loved one. MRS. GEORGE CASTER. CONNIE CATHERINE IRA CASTER CATHERINE DU BOIS WE wish to thank all our neighbors and friends who extended help, sympathy, cards and flowers to us in our recent sorrow in the loss of our beloved wife and mother. THE SCARLOTT FAMILY FLORISTS ALWAYS SEND FLOWERS SAN BERNARDINO FLORAL CO.
1807 ST. PH. 83-7217 STEPHENSON'S FLOWERS "When Your Heart Has Message" 409 Street Phone 3-4123 FUNERAL DIRECTORS RALPH WM. ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 130 S. Willow.
Rialto Phone TRiangle 5-1123 San Bernardino Phone Dial 85-3164 KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted Services 1446 MT. VERNON AVE. PH. 5119 Lord's Funeral Chapel Roy G. Carlson Owners Fred W.
Lord 1356 Mt. Vernon Ave. Phone 9-2721 STANLEY L. DICKEY MORTUARY 8030 Mango Fontana VA 2-2285 MARK B. SHAW INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member -National Selected Morticians Regardless of Your Circ*mstances Our Services Are Available Serving San Bernardino Since 1911 MEMORIAL CHAPEL 1525 Waterman S.B. Ph. 2131 ST STEPHENS FUNERAL HOME BOBBITT 1156 Street Phone 8-2281 GROVE COLONIAL MORTUARY 738 Highland S.B. Ph. 9-1151 INGOLD CHAPEL (Funeral Home) 16716 Upland Fontana, Ph.
VA 2-8083 551 No. Mt. Vernon Phone 2-9149 TILLIES FUNERAL HOME EMMERSON'S Valley Mortuary Loma Linda Phone PYramid 6-0131 South End Waterman Ave at Barton Rd. Adjacent to Montecito Memorial Park P.O. Box 745.
San Bernardino. Calit. CEMETERIES MONTECITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots. Mausoleum Crematory San Bernardino 6-2590 South End Waterman Ave, GREEN ACRES MEMORIAL PARK Serving the Inland Empire 19050 7th Bloomington TRinity 7-0725 OVerland 4-0842 MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY Highland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardino Ph. 5-6188 LENS, SHUTTER CLUB WILL HOLD PRINT COMPETITION The January print competition of the Lens and Shutter Club of San Bernardino will be held Friday at 7:30 p.m.
in Room T225, Technical Building, San Bernardino Valley College. Professor John Boylin, chairman of the art department, general studies and related arts, will be the guest judge. At 9 p.m., Richard M. Garrod, Fontana planning commissioner, will give a talk on the "Edward Weston-Ansel Adams Tradition in Photography." a Lynn E. Helbing, print chairman, requests that all winning prints from the 1955 competitions be turned in at the Friday meeting, and Howard H.
Palmer, color slide chairman, has asked that the winning slides from the past club season be turned over to him by Friday. These will constitute the annual competition which will be judged this weekend by a trio of judges in Pasadena. Reservations for the annual awards dinner meeting may be Chairmen of 1956 Orange Show Production Committees Named Chairmen of the various show Hand; citrus institute, Ralph G. production committees of the 1956 National Orange Show to be held in San Bernardino March 8-18 have been announced by Earl E. Buie, secretary-manager of the famous citrus exposition.
Committee chairmen are: Admissions and parking; Earnist M. McCook; American Legion day, Hugo W. Wilde; art exhibit department, Mrs. Theodore Wood; automobile show, Joe Lazar; cake pie baking contest, William P. Dog Show Entry Deadline Nears Deadline for entries in the Orange Empire Dog Club's Silver Anniversary Show Jan.
29 at the National Orange Show grounds is Jan. 16. The entry blanks may be obtained at any pet shop in the city. They must be mailed to Jack Bradshaw, 1412 W. 12th Los Angeles, by Monday.
Bradshaw is show superintendent. The show will feature all breeds judging and obedience competition. Special events of the show will be appearances by Roy' Rogers' Bullet, Wildfire, star of the film of the same name; sporting dogs will demonstrate retrieving with live birds; Jack Felton and' his dog, Jock, will demonstrate protection training, and many dogs will perform in drill teams and sled dog teams. Additional information may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Frances Olsen, 2795 I San Bernardino.
NAACP to Appoint Committee Heads Committee chairmen for 1956 will be appointed Friday night at first meeting of the year of the San Bernardino branch, National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People. President E. V. McIntosh urged all members to attend inasmuch as plans for the year also will be announced.
The meeting will start at 8 p.m. at the Meadowbrook Recreation Center. Truck Driver Finds Safety Belt Helpful CHICAGO (UP) A long-distance moving firm reports that a driver who tested a safety belt on 6,300 miles of cross-country driving gave it his approval as a help in accident prevention. Allied Van Lines, gave Gerald L. Byerly, Omaha, one of its drivers, a specially equipped truck to test the belt and other safety equipment.
Byerly reported to his company that the airline-type safety belt he used was comfortable, relieved driver fatigue by helping him sit correctly and by absorbing vibration and contributed to his feeling of safety in case of a mishap. LaRue. Community participation, Leslie I. Harris; commercial and industrial displays, Jean W. Lier; concessions, E.
L. Morgan; decorations and theme, I. N. Gilbert; entertainment of guests, Sen. James E.
Cunningham; feature exhibits, B. Dade Flower exhibits, J. P. Hertel; Four-H clubs exhibits, James C. Oliver; fruit rack displays, J.
M. Oakey; Future Farmers junior citrus judging, Max A. Kipf; governmental agencies, G. Leon Gregory; hobby show, Don Goodcell; midway, W. C.
Shay; music and attractions, Ken W. Dyal. Packing plant and orange juice bar, S. Wesley Break; photographic exhibit, Ellsworth Fiscel; publicity committee, George A. Herz; public relations, George W.
Savage; queen, contest, Fred J. Burmester; school days, F. E. Mueller; special days, Donald E. Van Luven; sportsman's show, Howard L.
Holcomb. President of the 41st National Orange Show is Milton R. Sage. Joshua Tree Votes Formation of Fire Protection District Another special tax district has been brought into existence when voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved formation of a Joshua Tree County Fire Protection District. According to Asst.
San Bernardino County Clerk Walter V. Combs, official vote cast was 105 yes and 11 no. There were no absentee ballots, he said. Official canvass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the County Elections Dept.
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