Hanford Morning Journal from Hanford, California • 10

SUNDAY. AUGUST 19. 195f Pr.F TF. nANFOBD JIOR.V1VG JOURNAL. HANFORD CALIFORNLA Highway Engineer Denies He 'Sabotages' Vacationers Boy Rejects Operation To Save Life Danish Exchange Student Visits Local Dairy Farm Senator Proposes Plan To End Russ Dictatorship WASHINGTON, Aug.

18(lP) Sen. Pat McCarran, has proposed that the United States set up the "equivalent of the Com-inform to help overthrow the Russian dictatorship. In a television interview over L. Barkdull OS RELIABLE FIRMS bf r.M CWW, 144 A OTIS SALES YARD Visalia Highway, Mila East of Hai.ford LIYESTOCK AUCTIONS EVERY WEDNESDAY FARM SALES ANYWHERE ANYTIME AUTO BODY WkT PH7417 ALS CAR PAINTING 110 South Douty 1 LOSLI UPHOLSTERING R. E.

(DICK) PACI REASONABLE RATES PAINTING SINCE 1925 ROSE PATTON SERVICE STATION GARAGE 101 Tenth Avenue COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR STEAM CLEANING DOUGLAS GAS LUBRICATION TIRES PARTS and ACCESSORIES the DuMont network last night, McCarran also suggested that America arm refugees from Communist nations to promote revolution and to support "underground insurgent groups" behind the iron curtain. Obituary PVT. TRINIDAD HERNANDEZ Pvt. Trinidad Hernandez of Hanford died July 27, 1350, in Korea at the age of 18 years. He was a native of Hanford.

Pvt. Trinidad Hernandez is survived by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ramos of Hanford. There will be a wake service Sunday evening starting at 7 o'clock at the Assembly of God church with Rev.

B. NT. Cortez officiating. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 oclock at the Assembly of God church. Military services will be conducted at the Hanford cemetery by the Hanford post No.

3 American Legion. Interment will be in the Hanford cemetery under the direction of the Sullivan Funeral Home. SARAH MORAN Sarah Moran in Ilanfcrd died Aug. 17 at a local hospital at the age of 51 years. She was a natie of Mexico.

Mrs. Moran is survived by her husband, Eusebio Moran; ono daughter, Francis Resendez of Hanford, and two sons, Jess and Henry, both of Hanford. Three MARYS BEAUTY 212 North Douty HAIR SHAPING SPECIALISTS MARY SEAMAN, THOMASON-JULIE LEWIS-MURIEl PITTS FRANCES HCLMES-LAURA LEWIS, OPERATORS BEAUTY SHOP H. 463 some must warm. Only One Time OK ou Cant build roads in the mud.

and neither asphalt nor cement will work right if its too cold or wot, licllesoe said. That leaves us just July and August, when vacation is at its peak, to pet the work done. And licllesoe secs hope for future improvement. Ho said that so far scienh-Ws have iound no suitable replacements for cement or asphalt The problem has been complicated. lie said, by the vast growth of traffic in both volume and weight.

That means more and more maintenance is needed and more and more traffic is delayed. Ten yea's ago, a 15-nunute delay in trrllic might hold up a dozen or so cart. licllesoe said. But now 1 has counted more than 109 cars piled up by a 12-nnnute ficlov. But Helirsoe thinks some of the about tcaiing up vacation io.hH am a little too loud.

He rnrted that londuoik totaling eight miles in a 29 mile stretch of ri 1 mound Lake Tahoe recently toon just two weeks. Must I It Now "For me," s.ud ITellcsoc, "the cmchcr is simply this: If you do net co the r.ceessnv work during July an) August, vou won't have an next spnng. IIe.lt soe has most of his trouble the them part of the state. Mice, he said, heavy logging bucks u-iO roads designed for light recreation iraiiic. The 100 inch mins nd heavy snowfall finish the cfosti action.

To ac cnrrrhsh lha job for which the Gate spends $20 000,000 a veer, the mam-pcnance division has a stalf of persons. Their jobs from washing toad signs to do complicated task of keeping blovcr systems running in tunnels. 2.C0J miles cf roadwork be done in cadi year in drv v. eathcr. Ko-'sc Overrides Veto Of Pension Hike BiiiLBiKG SUPPLIES SYRACUSE.

N. Agu .18 (UP) A 15-ear-old boy, who decided hed rather spend his last days talking with his family than undergo an operation that might save his life, was under treatment at Memorial hospital today after being promised there would be no operation. Donald "Skippy Beds, Jr, one of seven chilnren, is suffering from facial cancer He was given about thiee weeks to live when he visited a New York cancer dime iast month unless 1m underwent an operation that would leave him unable to Skippy turned it down flatly. The light haued youngster was brought to the hospital a few days ago after a specialist found him drugging himself with patent "pain killing pills and leading comic books to forget his miseries. Skippy was persuaded to enter the hospital after the doctor promised there would be no operation.

Arrangements were made to pay for the boys treatments through public funds Doctors said the treatments might improve his condition and would at least case the pain. Corcsrcn Hires Man To Develop h'sw Well CORCORAN The first step in expanding Corcorans water facilities was taken this week when Don Wilson, pump man, was employed to develop the new city-well which has been drilled northeast of town. Located several hundred yards southwest of the citys old wells, the new hole has indicated sever al strata of good sand in clcctri cal tests. As soon as the ne.v well is developed and its prrducP.on is known, steps be taken to brine the water into town am! to enlarge the pv-ms to is inches aerr-s he city to men am water prt- Stil'C. Sheriff Dscbres Hunger Strikers 'Can Starve1 VALLEY BUILDING SUPPLY 509 W.

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FRESH DRESSED DAILY YOUR FAVORITE PIECES ON WEEKENDS grandchildren also survive. The Rosary will be recited in the Sullivan Colonial Chapel on Monday evening at 8 oclock. Requiem mass for the repose of her soul will be held Tuesday ing at 9 o'clock at the immacu-! Highway Petrel Bsnefil late Heart of church with Father Gilbert Mover oifiuamg. Interment will be in Calvaiy cemetery under the direction of the Sullivan Funeral Home. legally.

Slanlev stated that all poisons of mature age will rot got the first warninc, hut will be sent directly to truffle court. BarbecueSot for Aug. The Kings County squad of the California Incliwav patrolmens ANS FURNISHINGS 100 East CUSTOM MADE DRAPES DRAPERY HARDWARE FURNITURE AND BEDDING MORE ABOUT Goverr.msnt Costs for Kings Citiss Revealed (Continued from Fage 1. Col. 3 $33,489 in 1950; health and sanitation $13,737 in 1949, and in 1950; debt service in 1949, and $31,137 in 1950.

Miscellaneous payments $42,133 in 1949, and $44,859 in 1950. These budget breakdowns ate made each year by the taxpayers organization Los Angeles. The Hanford tax rate for the 1951-52 fiscal year will be the same as it was last year. The budget for the coming year for local government is $468,505 while it was $452,255 in 1950-51. Thus it lias shown a solid decline from the $520,000 figure of two years ago.

Lemooies budget for government the past two years varies greatly from the iigurcs of the taxpayers group, too. In 1950-51 the Lemoore budget was $147,991 eompaied with the $67,092 reported by the taxpayer group. The coming year the budget will be $128,300. Top Comnrur.isroHJ. S.

Joins Others in Jail LOS ANGELES, Aug'. 18 -(UP) William Schneiderman, said to have taken over national leadership of the Communist party when the top Reds were jailed, indav joined 11 "second string party busses in county Schneiderman was ordered held in lieu of $50,000 bail after his arrival here from New York yesterday. The 45 year old Communist was 'Vleded more than two weeks ago in New York when the FBI rounded up a dozen tatitornia party leaders. The others have been held in jail on $50,000 bail, except for two women, whose bail was set at $25,000. None of them had been able to raise bond and all plan ned appeals on petitions for writs ot liaotas cot pus which were denied Wednesday.

Telephone Strike Eads fu Pacific Elorthwsst I ShATT I E. Wash, Aug 18 (( Pi A five day hit and run strike of Paul ic Telephone and Telegraph company employes in Wa and northern Idaho ended last night when company and union negotiators reached agreement cn new contracts The conlr.u ts. subicct to ratification by the unions 6,775 members. call for pay increases inng-mg from S3 per week lor the lowest raid to $.4 tor those in the upper bracket The ujntracts cover traffic and plant, and accounting employes. Douglas Chisholm, area president ot the communication workers of Amenta (tit)), said the two issues over which ttie strike was railed seruontvand arbitration of dismissals had been settled "satislartoi ily Corcoran Man Fined For Drunken Driving Eugene Victor Bachman, 39, orcorrm was sentence to a $239 fine in Cornu an justue court Friday lor drunk (hiving In Hanford two men were sentenced to 10 days in pul or a fine oi $20.

Raymond Walter Emerson. 41. Vtmionie hotel, was brought before (iy (ourt. and Ralph Gon-zalfs, 21, Route 4. lbmtord, was sentenced in test if court.

poor mmr.Rs PARIS, Aug. 18- (UP)- In suranee figures showed todav oitv out of every 11 French drivers kills a pedestrian or himself his lilctime. SiiPJGS Drive-In Theatre PHONE 2193-W ENDS TONIGHT "SMOKY And -FIGHTING COAST GUARD TIIFX WFr TMIIRS. Tug 18 (IT i -Sheriff John Babb said todav that 10 condemned kilims who staged a hunger strike at the Cook Cotin-! being ty jail can damn well starve to CmCAGOT Two held osts. WE HAVE MAINTAINED THE FOLLOWING: LAUNDRY PRICES! FOR OYER 3 YEARS WET WASH, 1-DAY SERVICE 5c Lb.

DRY WASH, 1-DAY SERVICE 7c Lb. SEMI-FINISH, DRIED, All Flat Pieces Ironed 2-DAY SERVICE 9c Lb. FLUFF. DRY Ail Flat Pieces Ironed, Wearing Apparel Folded 2-PAY SERVICE lCc Lb. IfoOL A AT CASH CARRY OFFICE 1W Wir 425 WEST SEVENTH death.

The men, all inmates of "murderers row," began the hunger strike to protest the loss of privileges and "lights that followed! Inge Schwensen, from Lolland, Denmark, was a visitor at the dairy farm of Wesley Clark Friday alternocn. The young Danish exchange student, who is about 18 years old, is being sponsored in her tour of the U. S. by the grange. She is primarily interested dairying and sugar beets.

Miss Schwensen pointed out some of the differences in dairy ing in her country. She stated, for example, that it is necessary to keep cattle in the barn six months out ol the year. She explained that she lives on an island off the Danish mainland and that her family owns about 60 Holstein- Friesian dairy cows. Most of the breeding, she said, is done by artificial insemination. It was the Danes who first developed (he practice.

Miss Schwensen, who has just completed a month working in a dany at Olema, has been in this country about a year. She recently spent a week in the high Sierras and is now on her way to Wisconsin. One of the things that most impressed her at Clarks was the drainage system the barn, where the refuse is piped directly onto the fields. ARRESTS Johnny L. Jackson, 31, 444 I) street.

Fresno, was arrested in Hanford Saturday morning and held on a charge of battery after he struck two women and fled the scene Jackson allegedly struck Ruth MeDunn.1 with his lists and chased her to a neighbor's house, breaking the lock there and foreng Jackson wits held on a Turner complaint of battery sworn out by Fay Carter. No now complaint has been signed as yet. Three men were arrested Saturday lor disturbing the peace. They weie Henry Lee, 30, Han-tcid. Geirit Riivensc.

44, Route 2, Trmooic, and John Fernandez, 53, Wilson hotel Ire Gardner 31. ancient. we: anested and bet 4 Frida for vert ig.it inn of a i barge qf pi el narcotics! soldiers were acre ted end for the army on charges of AWOL from their army Tliev ere Jehu Contreras I-lores, 38, 129 West Second street, and Kail WiLon Soloman, 24, company 129th AOMKN. Cutup Cyril R. Gen'iy, 218 MeNeil cit, Porterville, extradit- li'oin Oiegmi ami hel 1 to answer to a charge of clucks without funds in the bank.

Ben Hodge, 44, Route 4, Hanford, was ario-ted nn a charge of burglary. Riley Edward (Upper, Route Brawler, was arrested on a charge of failure to provide. Deaih in Texas Heat Wave Hits 36 DM. LAS, Aug. 18 -IUP) The death toll fiom a vicious Ilexas heal wave stood at 36 to-i dav, and no relief was in sight.

One bundled degree tempi ra-! tmes were the rule it was 108 vesterdny at College station, Tex. Dallas and Fort Worth record I ed 107, and Houston had a com-I paralivelv cool 100 I IVeiT in for another silcr to-! lay said forecaster John Ztm-nieiman "Theres no relief in It will take a ma-s of real tchl air to overcome I hi- heat Forest lues adtled to the trouble todav in southeast Texas, where flops already were wilted by heat and drouth The Texas forest service said between 20 and 45 tires have been reported daily since Aug 1. Let us design your Business forms for you. Our modern equipment i and type faces plus skilled crafts-I men assure you of good printing i at reasonable prices. Phone 15.

A C' viL.ITL' A a Bv Walter SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13 (UP) The man in charge of keeping the state's 14 0(jC m.les of highway in shape deued today that h's stalf sits around all ways to make ists miserable. On the contrary, we try to figure out ways to keep the traffic moving with a minimum of discomfort ar.d delay, said George F. Hellesoe. chi tf maintenance til-ginger for the state division cf highways But he complained the odds are against him and the vacationists The trouble is.

Hellcsoo explained. Chief Sounds Warning On Listless Bicycles Police Chief It. 0 St-mbv warned Hanford pa-rents today thev may held responsible for allowing their children to ride bicycles after nightfall without lights For the fust offense a letter i-sent to the parents telling them their child has. been fo ind minis a bicycle without the neifirv lights. The letter also po'iits o.t that this is a violation of the rah fornia vehicle cde.

The police ask cooperation of the parents. If there is a sec on 1 olfitisr Stanley said the parents of the of fender will he cited and pmscii' ed before traffic emu t. lie said is necessirv. both for the protection of the childien ruling In cycles and the driving pidil'c." Stanley's warning came just as the Hanford police started a got tough policy to cut down the number of juveniles riding bicycles il vull NiJ ks seventh annual bsihecue henef for the widows and orphans fund at 7 pm. Wednesday.

Aug 22, at Btu-ris pank. Barbecued steak'. I ran and salad will hr ofiernl or the fei.t and special entertainment Mill li-provided. It is a stag affair Patrolman Walter Woe dhuiv president of tile Kings County as sociafion. I 17ZIL Ar.lUIUM Funeral unices vr.c cal urday at in JO am tor Ehjbelh Gordon Ah.uham who p.med away ThuNnv.

Rrv Rrtnr Smith of Ihr First Itapti-t chinch officiated Music via-, 1 urn 'bed by Mrs. Helen Alcoin. "olopt accompanied In Mr. Donald un derveet at the organ Paitheirers were Chailts Beckman. Rucker, Harold Oriw.cid.

William Osborne. Aithur and Stanley Priiiiiarrl Interment lowed in the Uanloid coinrieiy under the diiocten of the People's Undertaking; Parlor. RONALD lVAlMi SOUZt Graveside fipcia! service- me held Saturdav at Dam for aid Wayne Souza who pi 1 awav Fridn 1'iaveis wci'- said the grave Gy Fuller Gdifit Mcver Pallbearer- fie Joe (5 -j fa. Jesse Costa, Fli'iioic Baez and 'Ernest Baez Internum foilo'e! the Calvaiy ccarrtitv undo the direction of the Peoples Unm i taking Pailor TOWN TO BUY TIRE5" Phone 849 Open Til S.00 m. the escape of fellow prisoner Har-! ry Williams.

20 Williams, a slaver who beat a tower guard to death in his escape, was recaptured on a Slate street streetcar Thursday night as he sat reading a Bible Another stnke was threatened by 17 guard- who demanded higher pay. Babb fired the croup's spokes- 1. CHARLES GLEN DIAL Charles Glen Dial of Arir.or.3 passed away Friday at a local hospital at the age of 56 year. He was a native of Arkansas and had lived in Armona for the past 13 years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Myrtle Dial of Armona; two daughters. Mrs. Virginia Williams of Armona and Mrs. Eette Freitas of Hanford; two brothers. Calvin Dial cf Armona and Sherman Dial of Oklahoma City.

two sisters Mrs. Fanny Stroud and Mis. Cpha Welle, both of Evening Snade, Ark, and three grandc.nl-j dren. lie was a member of the Iha-, Masonic bdre No. 279, the American Legion post No.

3, and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Springfield, Mo. Ma'cnic funeral services will be! held in the chapel of the Pennies' Undertaking Parlor on Monday, Aug. 20, 1951. at 10 a m. Inter-mint will follow in the Grangc-ville cemetery.

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Leo Kozin, yerterdav. The shrrdi said he was pathetic with the guard- demands tor higher pav, but added, I won't stand for mutiny. Dewey $3cs Conirfiunst Threat in Pacific HONOLULU. Aug 13 I rt'i Gov. Thoina- Dewey snvs tnat the small countries ot st utheust A-ta arc winning their fight against Communists working from within but their chances of a Commum-t invasion fiom without arc munis mg GLASS IIANTORD GLASS 1100 E.

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The bill would increase monthly pciiMs.is nr blind and disunit'd veterans from SG0 and S72 to $120 (ii.sdbilit.es rerv ice-mcurred or not. Delia' nn the veto was brief. The veterans committee, beaded hv Rep. (D) a long tore too if Mr. Truman, charged! that the Prc-Hicnt's e.timato tnat the ana cc-t of the legislation at the end nf hi- century mild total 400 nolhrs a year "is whether their a gue-s at best and treated as a uac--.

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