San Bernardino Sun, Volume 55, Number 135, 3 February 1949 — Page 4

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judicial Council Proposes Only Two Varieties of Courts SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2 UP) California's six types of courts ."telow the superior court should "be reduced to two, the judicial "council said today. The recommendation for reor"ganization was contained in the "council's biennial report to the governor and the state legislature. California's six types of inferior 'courts the two types of municipal courts, the city court, the police court, the city justice court, "and the township justice court Ztiqw number 767. The council recommended that they be reorganized into two types, the municipal court and the justice court. " The present system, the council .said, is cumbersome, wastes judicial man power, and results in ; duplications of functions. Together with the report, Chief "Justice Phil S. Gibson announced ihe HnDointment of 10 new mem--bers of the judicial council. They I will serve for two years. - The new members are: - John W. Shenk, associate justice of the state supreme court; -Raymond E. Peters, presiding justice of the state district court REX'S KIXC of QUALITY Off of the Farm, Hack Into the City! Yes sirree, by gum! After many a moon done riz an' set, that contractor feller got 'er done. Laid down sura cement around our store (where street remodeljn' hez been gotn' on since the memory o' the oldest inhabitant) an" now the ladies don't hev to hist theer skirts no more when approachin our grocery emporium. We done sold off the hogs thet was usin' the mud wallow on the corner, and hev dropped them plans fer plantin the west forty o' soil thet wuz accumulatin' out in front. Come one, come all! We air celebratin' this ocazion with sum mighty peart bargains! PORK ROAST Picnic Cut . . ,, 39' SLICED CQc BACON .... lb. UU Veal Shoulder CHOPS .... GROUND BEEF ..49 ,45 Picrsweet Mixed AO. Vegetables 406 Picrsweet Cora 07ft and Peppers LI Birdseye Cut QQfi Asparagus Ow Blue Label KARO SYRUP ... 1 lb. 19 Borden's Instant Hot CHOCOLATE 8-oz. 24' 19' TREND DEAL Save 6c Swanson's CHICKEN FRICASSEE U-oi. UO MEXICORN 12-or .19' NEW SUDS DISCOVERY

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U, S. Official Seeks 'Start' On Sea Water Distillation

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (IP) Undersecretary of Interior Oscar Chapman believes the government should "at least start" trying to distill sea water to solve California's water shortages. He proposed to the senate Interior committee that such experiments be conducted with low-cost heat. The object should be, he said, to "find out what it will cost and what the returns In common salt, magnesium, potassium

CRIPPLED BOAT FOUND OFF FLORIDA, TOWED IN

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Feb. 2 (IP) A crippled 38-foot cabin cruiser was towed into Anclote key early today with all persons aboard reported in good condition, climaxing a night-long search spurred by steady S.O.S. signals picked up by installations from Miami to New Orleans. James L. Pippin, lighthouse keeper at the key which lies 3 of appeal, first district, San Francisco; Marshall F. McComb, associate justice, state district court of appeal, Los Angeles; Paul Peek, associate justice, state district court of appeal, Sacramento; Superior Judges W. Turney Fox, Los Angeles county, O. D. Hamlin Jr., Alameda county, Benjamin C. Jones, Lake county, and 0. K. Morton, Riverside county; Municipal Judge Clarence W. Morris, of San Francisco; and Justice of the Peace John L. Webster, Los Angeles county. Are You Embarrassed PIMPLES Acne, Edema, Warts, Boils, Sashes er Other DisfHurinq Skin Trouble? CONSULT DR. H. V. BOLING, a Newest Methods l.oweit Fiei Sunday by Appointment Closed Saturday Hours 9-12, 1-6 Von., Wed., Frl. -12: 1-5 Tuet., Thuri. Phone 81-0579 418 7th Street San Bernardino, California

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and other by-products could be." Discussing possible solutions to the California shortage, he .mentioned the possibility . of tunnelling water down from the Columbia river as well as the distilling experiments. "I do not know whethep they would be cheaper than hundreds of miles of pumping and tunnel systems," he said, "but California ought to know one way or the other ..."

miles off shore here, said the boat, "Mary III," was "full of folks," but that all were safe. He reported that the boat's motor was out of order and rescue operations were carried on in "rough" seas. The cabin cruiser had been located earlier 16 miles off the key by an amphibious plane from the Fifth Air Rescue squadron at Mo Dill field. The plane was sent out in response to distress signals after they were heard at regular intervals throughout the night Defendant to Tenney Charges Has Trial Set SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2 VP) Trial date for William Patrick Brandhove, ex-seaman from San Francisco, has been set for Feb. 28. Brandhove appeared in municipal court here in answer to contempt charges sworn out against him by State Senator Jack B. Tenney. The contempt charge arose when Brandhove refused to answer questions before Senator Tenney's un-American activities committee. Survey of Mineral Resources Proposed WASHINGTON. Feb. 2 UP) -Undersecretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman today proposed a 20-year government survey to determine the extent of this country's untapped mineral resources. SPRINGS FIELD

Forrestal Says Nation's Air Power to Lead Combination of Armed Services Needed in Meantime WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 UP)

Secretary of Defense Forrestal said yesterday this nation's air power may become In the "next five or six years" what the British navy once was the strongest military force in the world. But until it has been built up to that strength, he said In a talk to the National Press club, "we will still need the combination of an Air Force, Navy and Army" in the event of war. Forrestal said he has been "spe cifically in favor" of legislation to set the statutory size of the Air Force at 70 groups. He said he had also recommended legislation to fix by law the size of the Army. NAVY STRENGTH Navy strength now is prescribed by law and Forrestal said that to provide similar law for the Air Force and Army would be In line with the "orderly process for planning the strength" of all the armed services. He said, however, that the size of the armed forces at any one time is determined, not by a statutory ceiling, but by the amount of money which congress provides. , The proposed military budget (which President Truman has sub mitted for next year, and which Forrestal backs would allow for an Air Force of 48 groups during the fiscal year beginning next July i 1. The present authorized strength ' is 39 groups. (Groups vary In size heavy bombers: 18, fighters 75, for instance.) The defense chief referred to charges that the military branch1 dominates the government Noting that President Truman fixed a $15,000,000,000 ceiling on spending for the armed forces in the next fiscal year, Forrestal said: "I have seen the most rock-like example of civilian control thatj the world has ever seen." CLUB THESE and Many More Events Trick Riding Trick Roping Bulldogging Calf Roping Brahma Bull Riding MAN KILLERS Bucking Horses Clowns and Fun THRILL EVERY SECOND NOT A DULL MOMENT o THIS RODEO WILL EQUAL ANY IN THE WORLD!

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$2,000,000 Plant For Weaving Colfon Planned in North SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2 UP) President W. E. Clayton said today the International Ramie Co. of San Francisco will begin soon construction of a $2,000,000 plant at Fowler, 10 miles south of Fresno. The plant will weave cotton and ramie fiber into broadcloth, sheeting and dress goods, he said, for sale within the state. Ramie, a tough fiber once handwoven by ancient Egyptians, now is grown near Fowler and can be

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of tne top cotton producers. (Its cotton goes east for processing.) uayton sam tne new mm will be the basis of an industry which should save Caluornlans some $200,000,000 a year. Pulitzer Prize Winner Remarries Former Wife CARMEL, Cal., Feb. 2 (IBMartin Flavin, 65-year-old Pulitzer prize winning novelist, and his former wife, Cornelia Clampett Flavin, 51, were remarried here today. It was the fourth marriage for both. Dr. Remsen Bird, former presi dent of Occidental college, performed the ceremony. A BUGS BUNNY CLUB U "CHEYENNE" 6 NOW! First Time! REGULAR PRICES! TZZ? AM Reads tearf U. THEATRE Hny 60

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