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PAGE SIX THS DAILY TIMES, SANTA MARIA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1940 Another Installment of Selective Service Registrants in S. M. Area FLOOD SURVEY PROGRAM BEGINS Kennedy Ready To Quil Post JUNIOR CHAMBER WILL HONOR ATHLETE Members of (he Junior Chamber of Commerce have completed plans to award a trophy to the most loyal athlete in the Santa Maria junior college a dinner is also being planned honoring the Jaysee football team after the season is completed. The Junior group has also tentatively set. next Friday evening as the date for a public forum, at which time the various propositions on the Novemoer ballot will be discussed by local attorneys.

(POLITICAL ADVERTISING) Edw. E. Robinson Called by Death Los Alamos Rites Held for Tognazzi Edward Ezra Robinson, a resi-j dent of Orcutt for the last three years, passed away in a local i hospital last night after a long 1 illness. He had been a resident of Santa Maria for 33 years be-. lore moving to Orcutt.

He was born in Ontario, Can-I ada, March 15, 1853, and is sur-I vived by his widow, two step-! daughters, Mrs. Lillie Norris of Bakersfield and MrS. Jessie Clark I of and five grandchildren, i Two sisters Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs. Eliza Jackson of Ontario, also survive him.

I Funeral services, which are in charge of Dudley Mortuary, will he held in the chapel at 10 oclock Saturday morning with the Rev. Clyde E. Ruckman officiating. Interment will be in Santa Maria cemet ery. Tognazzi Rites- The funeral of Victor Tognazzi, aged 79, who died Tuesday morning following a heart atatek in the home of his son, Dante Tognazzi of Santa Maria, was held this morning when a requiem mass was celebrated in the Los Alamos Catholic church at 10 o'clock with the Rev.

Father Albert Duggen of Santa Maria, officiating. Interment followed in Los Alamos cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred J. De-Martin. Attorney Thos.

P. Weldon, Chas. Ferini, Ernest Righetti, Robt. Wickenden, Ernest Robbins, Henry Confaglia and William Grisingher. Resents Action Of Roosevelt NEW YORK The New York Post says that Joseph P.

Ken-i nedy, United States ambassador to Great Britain who now is en route home by clipper, has in formed President Roosevelt that, under no circumstances will he return to his post and that he in ends to make public the reasons for his decision. His action, the article continues, is due to what he con siders persistent disregard for his views by the president. The Post states, has resented the sending to Great Britain of special army and navy missions and of spe cial envoys such as Col. William Donovan to deal with special chases of Anglo-American affairs. He was described as resentful of the tendency of the president to give less weight to his views on European matters than to those of William C.

Bullitt, ambassador to France. The article states that, aware of Kennedys attitude, the presi-Hnt has done everything possible to keep Jiim at least until after the election, but that Kennedy evidently is determined to have his say while it still may hve some influence on the vote hence his return at this time. Wagner Explains Claims Court No Attorneys in Cases It Handles The email claims court is a court where, in California, claims amounting to noi more than $50 may be collected in an informal fashion without attorneys or delays, sometimes necesary in high courts, said Judge Ernest Wagner to Kiwanians today at their luncheon in the Santa Ma- 1 ria club. Donald Taylor was chairman of (he day. Judge Wagner traced the ori- gin of the court from its inception in London in 1605 to all of England in 1741, to the United States in Illinois, in '1010; to Kansas in 1915.

and to California, in 1921. The maximum amounts considered in this type of court vary wtih the states, but generally are under $50, the maximum in California. The speaker explained that the court does not permit attorneys in such claims and that in many cases the parties to the action are not aware of necessary evidence, the justice does service as attorney lor both sides in addition to acting at judge. In California there is such a court to each township, 525 in ail. the justice of the peace acting as judge, but i tire court being a separate institution.

The Procedure The procedure in this court begins with the swearing to a paper by the plaintiff tnat tne defendant owes him a debt, setting forth facts pertinent to the case. 1 The law then provides that the court may have the defendant served personally by anyone not interested in the action who is over 18 years of age or by reg- I istered letter with return receipt signed by the defendant. At first the court could only hear claims for money debts but high court decisions have broadened that to include tort or damage actions, he explained. The law also provides tiiat the action must be filed against the defendant in his own township. or in the township where the alleged debt was contracted.

The hearings are informal and witnesses may be sworn to support evidence. Once the judgment is rendered the judge may determine the capacity of the defendant to pay, and may arrange payments over a period of time. Sires 1923 counter claims may be filed in small claims court. The defendant in a small claims action may appeal his case upon paying certain filing charges and posting bonds fur attorney fees. If he loses his care, the fees ore forfeited.

1730 John Susumu Ura. 1737 Ellas Moreno. 1741 Louie Nonella. 1742 Albert Perona. 1750 Charles Hiramat.su.

1788 Juan Macabante Lozada. 1789 Antonio Hernandez. 1790 John Casillas. 1793 Pedro Rosas. 1794 Mucio Juarequi.

1798 Conrad Grijalva. 1800 Ler.poldo Torres. 1803 Antonio Agualyo. 1885 Pablo Acosta. 1824 Fostunato 1835 Demetrio E.

Ortiz. 1836 Julio Rodrigues Saucedo. 1837 Sho Saito. 11.41 Mieilau Talaugon. 1842 Frank Sanchez Ruiz.

1843 Ralph Paul Somerset. 1851 Oneeimo Benabidez Conzalez. 1868 Benito R. Betita. RURAL SANTA MARIA 1C71 Benjamin Howard Webster.

1111 Smiley Hisao Mizusawa. 1112 Yukiharu Niji. 1226 Henry Lester Souza. 1247 Earl Washington Mullin. 1317 Jose Suan Sejera.

1319 Wyatt Adolph Simon. 332G Edward L.ouis Simas. 1357 Glicerio Ikaliia. 1605 Clarence Robert Gorzell. 3613 Glen Oliver Schroeder.

176G lsabelo N. Esperitu. 1772 Harry John Ward. 1773 Eugene Wayland Rhyne. 1797 Herman Henry Maulhardt.

1862 Joko Dick Kamtn. 1874 Alvin Edwin Melville. LOS ALAMOS 1139 Clarence Henry Drum. 194 Clifford Littleton Grisingher. 1595 Knud Anderson.

1396 Albino V. Barca. 1597 Orville Cleve Baldwin. 1598 Henry Sandoval. 1606 Tony Albert Medeiros.

16C8 James Robert Rickard. 3619 Joseph James Tosta. 1C20 George Arthur Eddy. 1621 William Leland Evans. 162 2 Hildo Peter Guidotto.

1632 Oscar Henry Pfiitzner. 1634 Charles Walter Shoemaker. 1635 Charlie Wilson Valiance. 3641 Alvin William Robbins. 1715 Pete George Martinez.

1646 Emmett Julius Wickenden. 1847 Karl Adam Gettman. ORCUTT 1094 Juan Perres Gonzales. 1503 Lorin Guy Morgan. 1531 William Wayne Crew.

1543 Gilbert Lemmenes. 1544 Charles Francis Manlove. 354a Gilbert James Meadows. 1562 Joe Nightingale. 1579 David William Huntington.

1d84 Alexander Paul Parker. 1637 Howard Archie Dingwall. 1642 Edwin Dixon Hammond. 1643 Chester Leo Helms. 1650 Russell Edward Gerlach.

1651 Doloras Eames. 1698 Beverly S. Holmes. 1709 Thomas Chalmers Hubble. 1710 Albert James Hudson.

1711 Harry Blaine Hughes. L18 Clifford William W. Jenkins. 1720 Basil Pocock Kantzer. 1729 Lester La Graffe.

1732 Stanley William Lane. 1844 Roy Lester Miller. 1845 David Burton Bowser. CASMALIA 1663 Lucio Ayudan Arde. 1664 Don Cavalli Van Trees.

1666 Oval Hayes. 1667 James Albert Gibson. 1668 Clyde Hoon. 1669 Mario Moses Veglia. 1670 Juan Centeno.

1676 Benjamin Constantino. 1751 Paul Frederick Jones. 1752 Clinton Glen Illenstine. 1753 Romeo James Caligari. 1755 William Reuben Illenstine.

1762 Frank F. Gomez. 1764 William Thomas Tognetti. (Continued From Page One) tions, the department was placed under a single flood-surveys unit which comprises the Soil Conservation Service, the Bureau of Agricultural Economy and the Forest Service. This was then broken down into regional coordinating committees to administer the work, with a member of each bureau on -the committees.

Headquarters in Berkeley The regional committee in charge of administering, the survey here has its offices in Berkeley, of which E. I. Kotok of the Forest Service, is chairman. H. E.

Reddick of the Soil Conservation Service, and H. E. Selby of the Bureau of Agricultural Economy, are the other two members of the committee. The Field Working committee members for the Santa Maria survey, all direct technical advisors on the project, are also located in Berkeley. This committee is composed of C.

J. Krae-bel of the Forest Servi.ee, J. F. Johnston of the Soil Conservation Service, and L. M.

Hill of the Bureau of Agricultural Economy. It is under their direction that the survey here is operated. Ilch is the project leader and has charge of the Santa Maria offices and with him are three senior representatives, one each from uie three bureaus. Marinas Coney Island Sandwich Shop and Fountain. No better food at any price.

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Get Doan's, rills. (POLITICAL ADVERTISING) UNITE THIS DEMOCRACY WITH A MAN PLEDGED TO THESE VITAL PRINCIPLES Geologists Find Vast Upheaval Evidence DENVER (U.R) A great sea once rolled over that part of America where the majestic Rocky mountains now tower thousands of feet above sea level. Then came a mighty volcanic action that literally turned the earth inside out. This happened one and one-half billion years ago, University of Denver geologists decided after an extensive study of the rocks and formations in the Rocky mountain region along the Continental Divide. Good Printing S.

M. Times. (POLITICAL ADVERTISING) SANTA MARIA INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Buy What You Need in Santa Maria (Continued From Page One) 'V 1747 Monel John Waller. 1743 Earl Gilbert Christensen. 1749 Robert Anderson Puryear.

1754 Harry Robert Seal Jr. 1753 Robert Woodrow Knowles. 1730 Juan Reton Relis. 17C1 Raymond Lee Green. 1703 Ben Fulgencio Salazer.

1700 lsabelo N. Espiritu. 1707 A. G. Wilkinson.

1708 Ira Janies Spittler. 1709 Roy Lofton. 1770 Lawrence Rosario Salgado. 1771 Teotilo Ayonayon Tiri. 1772 Harry John Ward.

1773 Eugene Wayland Rhyne. 1775 Joe Archie Houser. 1770 Maashi Sato. 1783 Robert James McLaughlin. 1734 William John Carroll.

1785 Koon Wah Lim. 1780' I Moan Loy. 1787 Donald Dolby Tibbils. 1791 Clem Albert Ruskauff. 1792 Arthur Melvin Leal.

1795 William John Hopkins. i 1790 Albert Frank Martinez. 1799 Myron Gilbert Stanley. 1801 Arthur Torston Erieson, 1002 Repinald Samuel Patterson. 1804 Dominick John Ardantz.

1807 Andy Fernando Taha. 1814 Clarence James Mahan. 1815 Edward Leigh Clarke. 1810 Harrison R. Belden Jr.

1817 Albert Paul Bettiga. 13)8 Ray Dobson Wood. 1822 John Valentin Breneiscr. 1823 Gos William Pitcairn. 1825 Andy Louis Nonella.

132G Allen Janies Correll. 1880 Harold Loran "Twyford. 1831 Kenneth Flavel Dunham. 1834 Earl Eisner. 1888 Tom Dias Oliver Jr.

1839 Joaquin Horrtega Baeza. 1840 Thomas Edison Lynn. 1848 Elton Winseott Hunt. 1849 Orvil! Manning Gowen. 1852 James Lawrence Lackey.

1853 William Dudley Painter. 1834 Ernest Souza. 1858 Claude LeRoy Tresidder. 1859 Byron Keith Lawson. 1800 Reynold Hendricksen Lonborg.

18C1 Irving Harry Gregory. 18C3 Teotilo Guevarra. 1884 Gregorio Rapanan. 1885 William John Siliznoff. 1880 Carl Joseph Gonsalves.

1867 Robert E. George. 1869 Manuel A. Brass. 1870 Yoshigi Kenneth Ikeda.

1871 Tsutomu Thomas Nakamoto. 1872 Clifford Clinton Gardner. 1873 Santos N. Hernandez. 1874 Alvin Edwin Melville.

1875 Gordon Stephen Lindsay. 1876 John Rudametkin. GUADALUPE 1063 Ambrosio S. Simbe. 1151 Tatsuo Nakase.

1132 Domir.go Penida. 12C8 Juan Ruiz. 1209 Lester Robert Chiari. 1215 Mar.uel Solano. 1282 Trinidad Oma Vea.

1284 Frootouso Rocio Rapio. 1308 Comtancio Alimenia. 1310 Minoru Tsusi. 1322 Toshio Kimura. 1222 Franciscoo S.

Magdait. 1325 Frank Yoshito Sakamoto. 1227 Rafael B. Quiroga. 1335 Matias L.

Miguel. 1337 Takayoshi Hora. 1333 Deoneso Daberau. 1343 Tsurio Mori. 1349 Vito Lanini.

1350 Cipriano Q. Quedado. 1385 Concepcion Rodriguez. 1386 Baudelio P. Real, 1387 George G.

Perry. 1388 Lucio P. Pallet. 1392 Manuel Sepeda Santos. 1393 Paul Ortoga.

1394 Tsutomu Tabata. 1238 Par.taleon Vellason Tapat. 1413 Shigeo Shimizu. 1427 Jasweil Wetta. 1432 Vincente Rivas.

1435 Jack Masasni Fujino. 1508 Katsuji Ogura. 1509 Astancion John Nunez. 1212 Harry Tadao Kodama. 1514 Loo Elmo Acquistapace.

1524 Frank G. Ruiz. 1526 Isamu Ito. 1523 Delmas Prestridge. 1529 Angeio Souza.

1530 Joe Decera. 1537 Edward Donald Silvera. 1540 George Sakamoto. 1541 Masato Sakamoto. 1542 Fiiemon Buli Balaga.

1547 James Masuji Nishino. 1548 Masasuke Oishi. 1549 Yasuo Jack Okano. 1563 Julio Trujillo. 1564 Max Martinez.

1586 Maximo San Juan Carfgo. 1601 Matsuo Shigeta. 1629 Joe Torrez Cedillos. 1630 Louis Dante Cossa. 1631 Secondo Stornetta.

1633 Encarnaeion D. Castillo. 1639 Hidco Taira. 1647 Camilo Bravo Sanchez. 1661 Juan Luna Cabacungan.

1677 Sidney Frazier. 1678 Eugene Albert Silva. 1679 Joe Francis Motta. 1682 Fred Tolentino Calumpit. 1683 William Benjamin Bondietti.

1684 Alvin Bonetti. 1692 Frank Bonetti. 1693 Luciano Passion Bias. 1694 Clemente Versola Balangue. 1695 Geronimo Alquiza Area.

1701 Yoshio Thomas Sakcda. 1704 Mario Bontantini. 1705 Alfonso Herodias Cespcdes. 1706 Albino Grossini. 1721 Cecil Chacon.

1722 Manuel Dutra Valenti Jr. 1723 Miguel Buentiempo. 1724 Clarence Clilford Kelley. 1726 Frank Tiboni. 727 Arthur ltomolo Tognazzini.

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Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of die American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 25 MILLION jars of Arrid bave been sold. Try a jar today I j. At all llnm M'lling toilrt pnmli (Imi in lor anl 50 j.i-. i 1146 Peter Gomez.

1150 Lester Barry Hayes. 11C1 Jorfie Valdciiepfr Honrcdo. 3 181 Isamu Yamamoto, 1182 Gilbert Calzada. 318G Pacilico Castannres. 1137 Masami Sam Kusaka.

1191 John Alfred Hart. 1199 Cecil Floyd Georpe. 1210 Ozie Arno Worthan. 1215 Ycneji Matsumoto. 1218 Suke Sakaguchi.

1220 Victor Mendinotc Valmorcs. 1221 John Rose. 122C Henry Newton Swindell. 1227 Kenji Nukaya. 1228 Henry Lester Souza.

1225 Yoshizumt Tamura. 1239 Peter Johan Mortensen. 1240 Jack William Stuard. 1244 Guillermo C. Asiatin.

1247 Earl Washington MuJlin. 1254 Myron Howard 1255 Ccciiio Pacheco Aguilnr. 1256 Her men eg i Ido Leornas Pantoja 1270 FauKtino Soto. 1271 Yoshimasa Uno. 1279 Toshiaki Ryu jin.

12R0 Bernardo Secolle Salvador. 1213 Marvin Dan tele Tognazzini. 1294 Vincente Escobedo. lo(K Stanworth Charles Hancock. Joseph Francis 13:, Carl Cox.

IMiT Edmond Horace Brickcv. 1511 Edgar Lafayette Carpenter. 1315 Albert liaiold Mtsquit. 1510 Charles Jesse Pacheco. 1513 Winston David Pennington.

1320 Edward Simas. 1525 James Francis 1256 Louis Alvin Taiiman. 1357 Glicerio Ikaliia. 1358 Joseph Dewey Silva. 1259 Charles William Inman.

1560 William Henry Lambert. 1562 Henry Untee Brewer. 15C5 James Marlin Williams. 1264 ra-Tal Staniev Kurtz. 1565 George Shinehara.

1378 Robert John Hanen. 1579 Gilbert Beecher Waue. 1531 Preston Vat: Shell 1554 Ernes: Danieli. 1399 Louis A. Larsen.

140v Julian Marlines Vasqucz. 14t-C Ernest Harvey Lar.gdon. 1458 Samuel Kmttel. 1411 Gri-ostomo San Jose. 1412 Robert Caul Lee.

1414 Harlow Woodrow Watson. 1416 Jrry Haideman Mad-on. 1417 l.cuiu Drenon. 1456 Pacundo Tar.awan. 1459 Nathan Hoy Wtginton.

1459 George Pontes. 1460 Manuel Amador. 1461 Everett George Stinchficld. 1462 Ladislado Martinez Vasquez. 1463 Ken Utsunomiya.

1464 Willard Eugene Ramey. 14(25 Leroy Eolex. 1476 Frank Bob CKtini. 1477 Henry Richard Hamilton. 1478 Louis Chester Braafladt.

1479 Coy Lafayette Hall. 14S2 William Lee Harrison. 1483 Ryan Eisner. 1487 Claude Arthur Cheney. 1438 Ramon Berdin Puente.

1490 Robert Logrant Hazen. 1492 James Alvin McDonald. 1493 Pedro G. LTloa. 1496 Charles Nunes Silva.

1497 Samuel S. Kinsey. 1498 Harry Dale Cline. 1459 Fiiemon Recendez Meza. 1590 Joseph Richard Silvena.

1802 Antonio Valladolid. 1504 Edmund Joseph Williams. 1565 Steve Soriano Adolfo. 1307 Charles Forest Jones. 1511 Henry Donald Hibier.

1513 Frederick Henry Filippor.i. 1516 Elmer Jacobsen. 1517 Kenoldo John Na jar. 1527 Jack Sullivan. 1532 Paul Ernest Smith.

1533 Orville Louis Dappen. 15J4 Ralph Leslie Hughes. 1550 Frank Eugene Merideth. 1551 Ivan Charles Timons. 1553 Luther William Knight.

1556 Tufrosino Balanon Balcita. 1557 Jesse Albert Ralph Coin. 1553 John Leo Kieran. 1559 Melvin William Leal. 1360 Patrick James McLean.

1 69 James Conrad Cooper. 1570 David Hubert Quijada. 13)71 Donald Holland Taylor. 1572 Louis Herman Witt. 1573 George William Rockwell.

1574 William Francis Meidroth Jr. 1575 Ted Frederick Baun. 1.577 Anthon Clyde Wynn. 1578 Leslie Elmer Otto. 13x37 Richard Duane Anderson.

1588 Manuel Torres Almaguer. 13)89 Orvin Ocie Roberts. 13)90 Vern Thornton. 1.591 Robert E. Hurley.

1592 Robert Lockwood Packard. 1593 Glen Richard Deleissegues. 1602 Fausto Tacadena Tagupa. 1603 Clarence Robert Gorzell. 1604 Ralph Harry Adams.

1607 Ysabel Cortes Pasillas. 1609 Joseph G. Darnell. 1610 Darwin Dean Reaser. 1611 Charley Naylor.

1612 Ernest Streetman. 1613 Glen Oliver Schroder. 1614 Jose Refugio Ponce. 1615 James Otto Beck. 1616 Ruins David Morris.

1617 Hughey J. Bacon. 1618 Genaro Sevilla Relampagos. 1623 Eldean Wright Harmon. 1624 Evansto Oreiro.

1625 Jack J. Carmichael. 1626 Leo Stracner. 1627 Woodrow Elmore Stracner. 1628 Frank Feikcrna.

1636 Ralph Thomas Ruiz. 1640 Arthur James Simas. 1644 Jack Clyde McNeil. 1 645 Bo Dow ning Thomas, 1648 Primo Resuresian. 1649 Edwin Arthur Heck.

Basiho Mapaio Doetoloro. 1658 ictorino Siador Baybayan. 1659 Bevley Cargill. 1662 Alvin Roland Williams. 1663 Louis Anderson Miller.

1671 Ygnacio Ramirez. 1672 Russel! Phillip Saverv. 1673 Arthur George Ainscough. 1681 Ressurreccicn Perez Buenaventura. 1635 Bill James Fiercy.

1686 Edgar Newton Gillhnni. 1687 James Thomas Williams. 1688 Lonso Stracner. 1689 Venancio F. Valdez.

1690 David John Eisner. 1691 Charles Alvin Wildman. 1696 Joe Lawrence Aequistapacc. 1697 Angelo Wallace Novo. 1699 Lester Armijo.

1702 Moises Relampagos Mangnron. 1703 Samuel Lee Pei kins. 1707 Samuel Emery Watson. 1708 Valentin Salorio. 1731 Isador Edward Siberia.

1733 John Edward Kahl. 1724 Owen Stewart Rice. 1735 Morris Earl Chandler. 1736 Coiner Bernard Froom. 1739 Carl Christian Anton Nisson, 1740 Miguel Lucero Sapien.

1743 Lester Dan Sloane. 1744 Gin Gam Ngong. 1745 Rosalio Marina Avila. 1746 Jose Lesandro Ontiveros. Insist on GR4VY M4STER works woft'derswitlifll (GRAVIESjSOUPS'andSTEWs UNOBLIGATED Financially Politically ELECT JUDGE ERNEST D.

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE Tel. 297 Tel. 168 Tel. 249 Tel. 1101 Tel.

1066 Phone 1032 Appliances Saladin's Complete Home Furnishings, GE Appliances. Bendlx Home Laundry, ABC Washers and Ironers, Typewriter. Adding Machine Sales and Service EGA Victor, Zer.ith Radios. Knabe, Gulbransen, Wurlitzer Pianos. Saladl Music Furniture Store.

708 South Auto Electric Broadway Battery Electric Shop. Factory service on hi! Lelco-Remy and Auo Lite equipped cars. Complete brake and radiator service. Batteries Gas, oil and lubrication. Valve grinding and motor overhaul at 628 So Broadway.

Auto Paris-Universal Auto Parts Tel. 63 WAKE UP HALF DEAD motors by installing new PERFECT CIRCLE TRIPLE ACTION piston rings. Ask about these scientifically engineered rings that are the perfect Installation set for any motor. A.C. Spark Plugs and Kleer Kleen oil filters, Exide Batteries, etc at ZOO West Main Street Blacksmiths-'Novo Bros.

Blacksmiths, Auto Spring Works, Truck Body Works, Acetylene Welding, Electric Welding. We Specialize in Difficult Jobs. No Order too Small to Receive Our Careful Attention, None too Large For Our Talents. Novo West Main St National Defense A defense system so strong that no nation will dare to strike at us to build for America an army, a navy and above all, an air force that will safeguard our safety. Cafe REX Cafe Production The place to eat in Santa Maria.

Headquarters fortravelers who appreciate fine foods properly cooked and tastefully served at moderate prices Private room for parties and meetings. Fine liquors served at the Flagpole, corner of Main and Broadway. It is Americas first duty supremely necessary to prove the productive superiority of the American system to serve Democracy, that totalitarianism does not dominate the world. Drugs-Economy Cut Rate PRESCRIPTION SERVICE KODAK FINISHING ASK ABOUT OUR FREE ENLARGEMENT OFFER. TOBACCOS LIQUORS STATIONERY.

ECONOMY DRUG 114 SOUTH BROADWAY. (Political Advertising) When Employing A High-Priced Man, What Do You Require? EXPERIENCE? ABILITY? HONESTY? LOYALTY? Your superior judge is to be hired at the next election He is your employee How he does his work is vital to every citizen of Santa Barbara County. YOU ARE AFFECTED BY COURT ACTION Consider these qualifications of PERCY HECKENDORF 14 years In practice in every type of court. 081 separate criminal cases. 8431 misdemeanor cases.

430 days of actual courtroom participation in trials. $35,000,000 land values in various title cases. $10 000,000 value in tax litigation. Handling of vital water litigation for more than one-half dozen districts in Santa Barbara County. WRESTLER FREED BY COURT FROM 'PRINCESS' HOLLYWOOD U.P The story book marriage tff Princess Baba, daughter of the white rajah of Sarawak, and Bob Gregory, wrestler, ended today when Gregory received a divorce on grounds of abandonment.

His testimony was confined to answering just two questions. i His wife, who is in England, let the case go by default. The wife, the Hon. Valerie Brooke, daughter of Sir Charles Brooke who rules half a million Borneo natives as a monarch under the British crown, was never a princess, though the American press gave her that title. Their marriage in London Nov.

20, 1937, shocked British social circles. Sir Charles cut off her allowance. The two came to America, where the wife became an ardent ringside rooter at Gregorys wrestling matches. The break-up occurred after thev came to Hollywood and the wife had a brief career in pictures. Daily Summary Water connections: Marriner Swensen, 405 West Ilcrmosu; Leila Stovall, 411-A West Church; Carl Weber, 512 East Mill; O.

J. Reiner, 131 East Feslcr; C. A. Coover, 613 North Lincoln. Papers filed; F.

E. Stone vs. E. J. Stone, summons, Goble, Twitchell Stephan, attorneys for plaintiff; estate E.

Roemer, first and final accounting, petition for final distribution, Thomas P. Weldon and Goble, Twitchell Stephan, attorneys for petitioner. Deeds: H. Mallory et ux to G. G.

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The Best Style and Kind that has ever been offered to tl public. 118 South Broadway. Relief a continuation of relief so long as any man in America is out of a job. In many sections, relief workers are coerced to vote. We will not exchange bread for votes.

Labor full support of employed labor in every social gain made through the past decades of labor movements. Social Security for social security and social security benefits and they should be extended to other groups who do not yet enjoy them that we insure against unemployment, and that our old-age be protected with adequate pensions. Foreign Relations The American People do not want war we have no idea of joining any conflict. It is our determination to keep America at peace with adequate defense and unity not dictatorship in our own country. The Third Term heads away from Democracy and Peace and moves toward Dictatorship end War Preserve America F.

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