in areas for and is 41, 12, 18 13, 16. 12. 1962. SCIENCE AT WORKUS Asks Inventors For Wireless Power System A want ad for inventors, al new help for bank tellers, a warning about termites, and a look at maneuvering in space are subjects for science at work. Wanted: Wireless Power The United States armed forces have a new entry for the "help, wanted" columns.
They are asking the nation's inventors to develop a way to transmit power without wires or cables. Vital Thursday, April 12, 1962 THE MODESTO BEEI By Associated Statistics BIRTHS Emanuel Hospital Turlock 10, 1962 Born to Mr. April, BADAL, Frank, of Turlock, a boy. April 11, 1962 MARSHALL, Kenneth, of Turlock, 8 boy, McCULLOUGH, Gary, Turlock, a girl. Sierra Hospital Sonora, Tuolumne County April 9, 1962 Born to Mr.
a and NAY, Chester, of Jamestown, Tuolumne PARSONS, County, a Winifred, of Sonora, a girl. Community Hospital Sonora, Tuolumne County April 6, 1962 Born to Mr. and HALE, J. of Twain Harte, Tuolumne County, girl. Oakdale Hospital April 10, 1962 Born to Mr.
and DYKZEUL, Ted, of Manteca, San Joaquin County, a boy. DEATHS ARMSTRONG In Hughson, April 12th, Marion Dillard Armstrong; husband of Mattie F. Armstrong of San Diego; father of Oscar Armstrong of Hughson, Mozelle Sampson of Oklahoma, W. Armstrong, Esther Grossman and Gladys Smart, all of San Diego, and Mary Agnes Armstrong of Michigan; brother of John Armstrong of Oklahoma. Six sons and daughters also survive, Funeral services will be announced by FRANKLIN DOWNS Funeral Home, 12th and Streets.
FRANKLIN DOWNS parking lot on 12th Street. BORBA -Funeral services for John Borba were conducted by SHANNON CARMODY Funeral Chapel on April 11th at 10 AM. Interment, St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Entrance to SHANNON CARMODY'S adiacent parking lot on 16th Street.
"A SHANNON CARMODY service. CUMMINGS In Modesto, April 3rd, Franklin Cummings. A native of Ireland, aged 78 years. Strictly private funeral services were conducted today Funeral at the Home, FRANKLIN DOWNS and Streets. Committal was in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery, FRANKLIN DOWNS parking lot on 12th Street. DUNHAM- in San Diego, April 11, 1962, Violet Frances Dunham; dearly beloved mother of Clifford N. Dunham and Lucile Dunham, both of Modesto, and Evelyn Cargile of Cotati, sister of Stella Reese of Michigan. Also survived by three grandchildren. A native of Michigan, aged 81 years.
Funeral arrangements are pending at the FRANKLIN DOWNS Funeral Home, 12th and Streets, where day and hour will be announced. FUDGE--Friends are invited to 14th, at 2 PM In the SALAS funeral services for the late William Edward Fudge on Saturday, April Funeral Chapel, 419 Heinrich Scenic officiating. Drive. Elder Interment, Waiter Mo: desto Cemetery. are invited to attend funeral services for the late Sarah HANKINS-Friends Priscilla Hankins on Friday, April 13th, at 10 AM in the MOORE Funeral Chapel, 419 Scenic Drive, Charles H.
Allen officiating. Inferment, Lakewood Memorial Park. JAMES--In Modesto, April 11th, Lida J. James: dearly beloved wife of Audrey G. James; beloved mother of Maxine Nusser: sister of J.
L. Drake and Jesse B. Cover: grandmother of Donnel Nusser and Joan Nusser, all of Modesto. A native of Pennsylvania, aged 68 years. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 11 AM at FRANKLIN DOWNS Funeral Home, 12th and Streets.
Committal will follow in Lakewood Memorial Park. JONES--In Modesto, April 11th, Nadine Jones: dearly beloved mother of Randall Dean Jones of Keyes; beloved daughter of Linord Darnell Jones and Avis A. Jones of Keyes; beloved sister of Irene Mercer of Brea, Norene Farrier of Newark. Colline Foster of Keyes and Gerlene Crow and Alvin H. Jones of Modesto: granddaughter of Bob Luther Lokey and Effie Jane Follin.
A native of Modesto, aged 17 years. Funeral arrangements are pending at the FRANKLIN DOWNS Funeral Home, 12fh and Streets, where and hour of services will be announced. FRANKLIN DOWNS parking lot on 12th StreetMASINO -Friends are invited to attend funeral services for the late Opal Irene Masino on Friday, April 13th, PM Funeral in the Chapel, SALAS BROTHERS Drive, Rev. Dale Sherwood officiating. Interment, Masonic Cemetery.
NUNES- -Friends are invited 10 attend funeral services for Nunes at SHANNON CARMODY. Funeral Chapel on Saturday, 141h, at o'clock. Interment, Lakewood Memorial Pork. Entrance to SHANNON CARMODY'S adiacent parking lot on 16th Street. A SHANNON CARMODY service.
REEVES Monuments-Markers BRONZE GRAVEMARKERS 61 Years of Service MODESTO MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS 712 Scenic Drive Phone LA 2-3562 HART FLORAL Howard L. Downing 926 12TH ST. Ph. LA 4-1401 Featuring "FLORAL-PIC" SERVICE We Give "Blue Chip" Stamps ADVERTIsem*nT FAT OVERWEIGHT Aveilable to you without a doctor's prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lose ugly fat 7 days or your money back.
No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massage or taking of so-called ing candies, crackers or cookies, or chewing gum. ODRINEX is tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat the foods you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra portions because ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, bee cause as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of excess fat and live longer, ODRINEX costs $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE: If not satisfied for any reason just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back.
No questions asked. ODRINEX is sold with this guarantee by: CENTRAL DERG STORE 901 10th MAIL ORDERS FILLED Federal Prison Volunteers Test Cold Vaccines WASHINGTON AP Federal prison volunteers are being used in tests aimed at the common cold. A spokesman for the public health service's national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says 200 prisoners have been used in the tests, conducted at the Washington clinical center of the national institutes of health. The prisoners have come from more than a dozen federal institutions. Some 15 to 25 usually are at the center at the same time.
Varying Number "It is a coming and going thing, with the number on hand often varying from day to day," the spokesman says. The prisoners receive some pay for the volunteer work and get a reduction of a few days in their sentences. They are kept under security guard but the spokesman said guarding them is not regarded as a problem. They are kept apart from other patients. The use of the prisonervolunteers is part of an intensified program announced last February by Surgeon General Luther L.
Terry to develop vaccines against respiratory infections grouped under the general term, common cold. Anti Bodies Growth The prisoners are exposed to viruses. After exposure studies through blood tests are made of the development of anti bodies to resist the viruses. "The use of such volunteers means the answers can be obtained months or years would be required from observation in the general popahead of the time which ulation," the spokesman said. "The aim is to develop a vaccine effective against several types and groups of which cause respiratory disease." High Energy Rocket Must Wait Again CAPE CANAVERAL, P--The Centaur high energy space rocket, already grounded nearly a year by a variety of problems, must wait at least eight more days for its maiden test flight.
The 105 foot rocket, the first utilizing powerful liquid hydrogen as fuel, came within 60 seconds of launching yesterday. But at that point a low pressure reading was received from a gauge in the liquid oxygen fuel tank in the Atlas first stage. Officials called off the launching until at least April 20th in order to correct the trouble. Jury Convicts Son Of Same Crime As Father MINEOLA, NY AP Joseph Leonti, 45, will be sentenced May 11th for the same type of crime that sent his father to the electric chair 27 years ago. A jury recommended mercy for the son.
The younger Leonti was the his state's chief witness against, father almost three decades ago. Then 17, he testified in the first der trial of his father, Guiseppe, for the slaying of the youth's sister, Mrs. Anna Natale, 19. An all male jury convicted Joseph Leonti yesterday of first degree murder in the stabbing of his landlady, Evelyn Williams, 63, last May 17th. Cuba-Brazil Trade MIAMI UPI Trade pact negotiations between last August, will resume Cuba and Brazil, interrupted shortly, according to an announcement yesterday by Cuba's official radio.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK IN BULK TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given to the provisions of Section pursuant 3440 of the Civil Code of the State of California, that The Richfield OIl Corporation of 417 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, State of California, intends to buy all that certain stock of merchandise consisting generally of Inventory and equipment inventory forms dated July 16, 1961 belonging to said James J. Thomason, and located at 1609 9th Street, Modesto, State of California, and that a transfer and assignment of the same will be made, and the purchase price! thereof will be paid, on Wednesday, the 18th dax of April, 1962, at the Richfield Oil Corporation bulk 1609 9th Street, Modesto, State of California, at 9:00 o'clock A.M. That the address of said vendor 18 Rt. Box 038-H, Modesto, State of California, and the address. said vendee is The Richfteld Off Corporation, 417 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, State of California.
Dated April 1962 1. LUCAS. for Richfield Oil Corp. Vender. April Nature BY C.M.
GOETHE Ghost Town Baker "Butcher, baker, stick maker." Thus ran the old nursery rhyme. A sugar pine trail passed this former baker's lonely cabin. No relatives, he We passed him working on his vegetables. He asked for help. At his fireplace he produced a box, stock certificates, bonds.
He said: "I invest through the county seat bank. Two items grow sour. I beg you, a banker, to see if anything more goes kaput." For some two hours he showed well selected holdings, properly diversified. The writer advised a few sales of probable future losses. He then said: "I never can repay you." The oversigned answered: "You can.
Whence all this wealth?" Thus came his history. His uncle was a German university's geology professor. This nephew detested school discipline and decided to run away. His uncle asked: "Where are you going?" "To Dollarika (German slang for the USA)." The uncle said: "Delay. Let me train you as a rockhound." He added: I came to California.
My father was a baker. Apprentices learned candy making. I tried California mining. No luck. WANT AD INFORMATION 3 Lines 3 Times $2.16 COPY DEADLINES Want ads accepted until 5 P.M.
day before publication. Sunday copy must be placed by 5 P.M. Friday. Classified Display ads must be in 48 hours before publication. CORRECTIONS Can be made up to 9 A.M.
day of publication. Sunday corrections must be by 10 A.M. Saturday, CANCELLATIONS Want ad cancellation must be made by 5 P.M. before next publication. Sunday cancellation must be made by 5 P.M.
Friday. ADJUSTMENTS Incorrect advertisem*nts must be corrected Immediately as The Modesto Bee accepts responsibility for only one Incorrect insertion. Claims for adjustments must be made within 30 days. The Modesto Bee reserves the right to revise or relect any advertisem*nt. PHONE LA 4-4041 OFFICE HOURS 8 A.M.
to 5 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TURLOCK 2-2394 OAKDALE-VI 7-0062 SONORA-JE 2-4453 21-Personals NOTICE: CANNERY MGRS. AND FIELD CONTRACTORS Have modern, de luxe 24' diner on wheels, submit menu of most reasonable prices for approval. SeekIng year around spot. Call Mr.
Peterson, LA 2-3514. BOOKKEEPING AND Income Tax service. Federal $5, state $2.50. Little extra charge for schedules, nite or day, Reed Land Co. office, 16th and Sts.
Ph. LA 3-3012 or LA 2-7192, Earl Adam. WILL NOT BE Responsible For any bills made by anyone other than myself on or after April 12, 1962, Ann Goodin, 1314 Eye Modesto. CONFIDENTIAL DAY OR NIGHT investigation service. Civil and criminal, typed reports.
Licensed and bonded. Phone LA 4-1539. West Coast Investgators, Modesto. INCOME TAX PREPARATION Cecil Walton and Ray Lema 514 McHenry, LA 3-9479 Eves. LA 3-8442 or LA 4-2819 Central Stamp And coin Co.
We buy and sell gold coins and old coins. 905 LA 3-2520. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (Port of Entry Group). Ph. LA 3-8943 or LA 2-8571.
TEACHERS AND Mothers, Attention: Paper given away, come and get It. 1111 5th St. BOOKKEEPING TAX SERVICE 2104 Blue Gum Ave. or Call LA 2-2935 day or evening. HAL'S TAX Service--Evenings And Weekends, your home or mine.
Call LA 4-0657. INCOME TAX FORMS Prepared, prompt attention. 429 Empire Modesto, LA 2-4460. INDIVIDUAL FED'L Income Tax, state income tax $2.50 extra. 2325 Whitcomb Way, LA 3-0418.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone LA 2-9978 or LA 2-1222 1 BUY Old Gold And Coins. Ed Reid, manufacturing jeweler, 1115 St. BOOKKEEPING AND Tax Service. 1601 Kazmir Ct. Ph.
LA 4-6927. 22-Services, Contractors LEE A. RODGERS LA 2-4971. NEW CONSTRUCTION And Remodeling or repair of any kind. No money down.
Licensed contractor. LA 4-3402. DRAFTING SERVICE, Home, Commercial or remodeling plans drawn. LA 3-4837. Trenching -Excavating-Backhoe Work NEW FORD HOE AND LOADER MODESTO KI 5-0876 REMODELING? Call Walt Dickason, gen.
contractor, LA 3-3312. DICK THIEL PLUMBING Heating, remodeling, repairs. LA 3-7608. GOOD TOP SOIL AND FILL DIRT. LA 3-6983.
TREE SERVICE Mistletoe Eradication Topping, trimming, shaping, removing, orchard and vineyard clearIng. Ph. LA 4-1537. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING And motor control serv. Installation, maintenance and repair.
Residental, commercial and agricultural. Free estimates. McCall and Associates, 225 McHenry. LA 2-1452. TREE TOPPING uprooting and moving.
Free estimates; fully insured. Geo. Bowne, 23. en Lost and Found LOST: Brown And White Leather purse. 11th and Sts.
Area. Contents important to owner. Reward, Call LA 2-0857. 32 PR With my remaining savings I bought out a baker, retiring because of illness. I sold bread, cake, cookies, candies, mostly on credit.
One customer had 17 children, always hungry. When that lazy father's bill reached $2501 said. 'No He countered: right, I will pay my debts. I will give you a deed to either my ranch or my mine. That hole is worth even less than my 160 acres of goat "I wanted no goat ranch.
He said: 'No gold in that vein but a strange, worthless I took samples. I could assay. That metal was a very rare member of the gold group, quoted at several times the price of gold. "I was honest. I said: 'Your mine is worth more than your goat.
ranch. If, however, you prefer to deed me that I'll cancel your $250 debt, will credit you $250 more for bread, cakes, cookies, That was exhausted as his wife died at the birth of their 18th child. The children went to orphanages. The man drifted away. I made a cleanup.
Moved away to live a hermit's life." A boy who becomes mineralogically literate may strike it rich. 24-Dogs, Cats and Pets AKC REG. French Poodles, AKC Dachshunds and many mixed dogs. Macaque monkey, tropical fish, co*ckatiels, finches, canaries, peach faced love birds and parakeets. Complete selection and accessories.
Try our fresh frozen meat. Ed J. Lyng No. Hwy. 99 and Coldweli, LA 2-1055.
FOR SALE: Fox Terrier Pups, 8 wks. old, out of registered stock. R1. 1, Box 382, Oakdale. On Pioneer mi.
no. of 120. Victoria 7-2175. SPECIAL SALE All pet supplies, cages and antmals, LOOMIS FLORAL, off 1006 regular 10th prices. Street.
BLACK AND BROWN Toy French poodle AKC, excellent pedigree for stud service, 9 inches tall. Ph. LA 3-5400. FOR SALE: Miniature French Poodie, going on vacation. Must sell, will take best offer.
Call LA 3- 0367 after 5 P.M. MALE LABRADOR Retrievers, mos. old. One female, 6 mos. old.
Mother, 2 yr. old. All registered. 1604 St Francis. KI 5-0536.
BEAUTIFUL Brown Miniature Poodie, 7 weeks old, registered. $35. 1 only, LA 2-4425. AKC White Poodle Pups, Reg. Pekes.
Stud Service. KE 7-3680 GERMAN Shepherd Puppies, AKC registered of Champion lines. Turlock ME 2-0330. REGISTERED Dachshund Puppies. 3 miles east of Oakdale on Sierra Rd.
Oakdale VI 7-0101. TOY POODLES, F. Silver, Extra small. AKC champ. sired: 10 champ.
bkgd. $150 up, LA 2-7179. MIN PIN PUPS, Registered. (Minlature Dobermans) 6 weeks old. LA 2-5064.
BOSTON TERRIER AT STUD FOR SALE OR TRADE LA 4-3217 HOUND DOG MAN Steam rolled wheat FRISKIES. Albers Feed, 320 7th, LA 2-7242. FOR THOSE Who Appreciate The finer things. Top quality. Top Poodies.
LA 4-3733. 3 MONTH OLD Poodle Puppy, Silver male. LA 3-7886 any time Thurs. or before 6:30 Fri. BOA CONSTRICTORS, Siamese Kittens, White Peks.
Poodles. Bow Wow Pet Shop, 316 Needham. MALE POMERANIAN Shots And papers. '1 year old. Loves children.
Ph. LA 2-1427. SHEPHERD Mixed Female, Spayed, has shots, needs good home. Ph. LA 3-2907.
POMERANIAN Females, Different ages, reasonable. AKC Reg. 1201 W. Roseburg. BRITTANY SPANIEL, 11 Mo.
Old, spayed, all shots. friendly, $35. Ph. LA 9-0430. BOXER Puppies, Call LA 4-1754 after 5, all day Sat and Sun, BLACK SMALL Miniature Poodle puppies, reasonable, LA 2-8084.
DACHSHUND Siamese Service. Imperial Kennels, LA 4-0325. BEAUTIFUL AKC Poodles. 1 Male and 1 female left. Ph.
KE 7-5744. 25-Swaps '54 MERC. HARDTOP, Will Trade for what have you. LA 3-7213. 31-Gardening CODONI LOAM Nursery proven river bottom loam.
Not sandy, does not pack hard, ideal for new lawns and planters. TRACTOR WORK, LOADING JIM'S EXCAVATING LA 3-1145 Night LA 2-1337 FRANK'S YARD And Garden Service-Roto-spading, pruning, planting, yard care, gardening a specialty, Also renovating. LA 4-3652. Free estimate. EXTRA RICH TOP SOIL Clean sandy fill.
Driveway gravel, trash hauling. Also tree topping and removing. LA 2-4971. TRACTOR WORK, Disking Fence holes dug. Free est.
LA 4-1675. LEVELLING, PLANTING, Lawns. sprinklers put in. KE 7-3411. TRACTOR WORK Wanted, Discing and leveling.
LA 2-4971. 32-Help WantedFemale AVON, WORLD'S Largest Cosmetic company, has openings for 20 women to start training immediately, Earnings excellent. even while training. Must act quickly. Ph.
LA 4-1120 or write P.O, Box 11, Modesto. NEED 4 LADIES For Our Spring rush of business. Part earn $35 a week, Full time can earn $70 a week. Car necessary. Call Stanley Home Products LA 3-3138.
PART Telephone Work At home calling volunteers for national philanthropy. Experience necessary. Write H. Evanson. 1329 18th Street, Sacramento.
TARY-RECEPTIONIST, shorthand, typing, able to meet the public, 25 to 40 yrs. 5-day week, Write Bee, Box 569. NEED RELIABLE Woman For Baby sitting, light housekeeping. 2 children. 'Own transportation.
Ph. LA 4-3390. BABY SITTER Wanted in My Home. Own transportation. Call after 5:30 Job filled.
BABY SITTER In My Home, Days. Must have own transportation. Call LA 4-3834. WANTED COMB. Fry Cook And waitress.
Quick Serve ber hind Greyhnd. Inq. before 11 A.M. SKILLED SILK Finisher, Full Time. Good producer, knits, shirts, skirts.
Write Bee, Box 570. INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS With NEAT EXPERIENCED Car time. Luzier Mildred Cosmetics. McCabe, a Full or partLA 3-1649. Hops.
Apply in person only, 2 P.M. Hendy's Drive In. Ceres. I EX PB. to LEI I TR.
GE the IBA BK I'll R. WO for STE Press So reports the national inventors council of the US Commerce Department. Prime requirements: A technique to transmit 1,000 watts of power for up to 50 miles in usable form. A transmitter would broadcast the electrical power and it would be picked up by a receiver many miles away. Experimental devices, hampered by low efficiency, already have been tested.
Account Or No Account Ever wait for a bank teller to look up your account so he would know whether you had enough money to cover your check? To solve this, computers have been put to work in a new system, that would be located right in front of the teller and would provide him the desired information in two fifths of a second. Dan M. Bowers of the Computer Control Company, Framingham, described, the system last week to the Institute of Radio Engineers. It he said, check the last transaction, even though it occurred only five seconds before. The first model, to handle eventually 250,000 accounts, has been designed for the Provident Institution for Savings, Boston.
Termite Time Again After spring rains, when temperature and moisture are right, termites signal their presence by rising in swarms. They search out wood, paper or anything containing cellulose. Other signs: Mud tunnels built along basem*nt walls as the termites migrate to wooden structures. They look a little like flying ants, says the National Pest Control Association. But they are different.
Termites have thick bodies, no waistline, and four wings of equal length, while flying ants have rear wing shorter than those in front. Finding Port In Space A new radar system that can help find a space station and guide a chaser rocket to a rendezvous with it was described last week. The radar system, by picking up signals broadcast from the target satellite, can spot it at a distance of 60 miles, and guide the chaser rocket in to dock at speed up to 1,000 feet a second. By increasing the power, the guidance system can cover still larger distances, Howard A. Reuter of Westinghouse Air Arm Division reported to the Institute of Radio Engineers.
Kennedy Installs Boy Of Year, Gets PT Model dent John F. Kennedy yesterday installed Stephen Lutz, 15, of Newark, NJ, as Boy Of The Year and in return got a scale model of PT Boat 109-the craft sunk from under Kennedy in World War Il. The model, built inside a bottle, was constructed by a hobby class at the Newark Boys Club and carries a message from 4,000 Newark Boys Clubs members. Honor student Lutz was chosen by the Boys Clubs of America for the honor. Weather MODESTO DATA April 12, 1962 TEMPERATURES Yesterday: Min.
46, max. 86, mean 66. PRECIPITATION IN INCHES 24 hours ended last midnight: 0, season 11.44, last year this date 7.22. RELATIVE HUMIDITY RANGE Yesterday: Min. 36, max.
93. FORECAST BY UPI San Joaquin Valley -Fair through Friday; high both days 68-78; low tonight 28-38. San Francisco Bay Friday with variable high Aree-Fair cloudiness, through cooler Friday; today's highs San Francisco 80. Oakland 82, San Rafael low tonight 48-54: west winds 10-20 MPH afternoons. Salinas Valley -Fair through Friday except some low cloudiness Friday morning: high today extreme 75-85; north tonight 43-53; high today and low tonight Salinas 85-50.
Paso Robles 85-451 northwest winds 8-15 MPH atternoons. Santa Clara Valley -Fair through Friday: high today 78-85: low tonight 47-53 high Friday 70-80; northwest winds 10-15 MPH afternoons. Monterey Bay Area- Fair through Friday except night and morning fog or low clouds; high today 70-78: low tonight 46-521 Friday 60-68: west winds 10-15 knots afternoons. "Livermore Valley -Fair today, and Friday. Cooler Friday, Westerly tonight winds 10 to 15 MPH In the afternoons.
Upper Sacramento Valley Fair through Friday. Slightly cooler Friday. today 82 to 88. Low tonight 48 to 54. High Friday 73 to 81.
Gentle wind. Lower Sacramento Valley. -Fair today through Friday. Slightly cooler Friday. High today 85.
Low tonight 50. High Friday 80, Light and variable winds becoming gentle southerly Friday. Sierra Nevada Fair today through Friday. Slightly cooler Friday. Summary Considerably warmer weather occurred in the San Joaquin Valley yesterday as temperatures south of Stockton increased by 10 degrees from the day before Afternoon readings over the entire valley were in the 80s and were much above normal for this time of year.
In the Sierra, Blue Canyon at the 5,000 foot level recorded a high of 67 which was 13 degrees above normal. degrees afternoon reading in Sacramento was 84, was only 3 degrees off the record for, that date. The warm weather elso was observed the bay region and other coastal spots. San compared Francisco to nad the a high of 80 of degrees for normal 62 early April. A high pressure Bree is drifting slowly eastward.
This may allow the southern portion of Pacific storm to move Northern California Friday, although into drastic change in weather is expected. A 568 breeze may develop and cause slight cooling in the delta and the nearby of Sacramento Stockton Friday. The outlook Saturday fair SEI TYI SE( GE INS L.V MA SEI STE ME TY NC R. DE as of a 122 AV INI LE Studies Lubricants In Space Sanford P. Drake, a Lockheed missiles and space laboratory analyst, observes the operation of electric motors in a vacuum to test the longevity of lubricants under space conditions.
One such Power Loan Applications Gag Is Dropped WASHINGTON -P- The rural electrification administration has reversed a 26 year old "secrecy" policy on loan applications for rural power projects. Congressman John E. Moss (D) of California, chairman of a house government information subcommittee, announced REA chief Norman Clapp ordered the switch after a series of discussions with the committee. The REA directive spells out procedures for making details of loan applications public, subject to financial business information restricting ed by law. Data Available It says from now on information will be available to the public on the name and address of loan applicants, date of application, amount of loan and the general response of it.
The REA, which is part of the agriculture department, makes loans to rural cooperatives for such purposes as expanding electric power and telephone service or modernequipment. 'The Clapp directive also lists a number of annual quarterly and monthly reports and publications which the REAl will issue to keep the public informed. 10 Per Center, Freed, Will Pay Back $40,000 LOS ANGELES-4-Leonlard B. Hart, 47, former president of a now defunct 10 per center mortgage firm, has been freed on 10 years probation after agreeing to make restitution of more than 000. Hart was the former head of the Crest Investment Company in Los Angeles and the American Loan Company San Bernardino.
The firms went out of business after he was accused of irregularities obtaining trust deeds. He was convicted last November on nine counts grand theft and two of filing false documents, Superior Judge Le Roy Dawson ordered Hart to make restitution at a rate of $500 month. Thornton Wilder Will Be Next In Capital WASHINGTON -UPI-Autho r-playwright Thornton Wilder will read from his works April 30th at the state department auditorium under sponsorship of the president's cabinet and Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy. Wilder, author of The Bridge of San Luis Rey, Our Town and 1 The Skin of Our Teeth, follows poet Robert Frost, author Carl Sandburg and singer Marian Anderson in the series of cabinet sponsored appearances.
ME AC BA motor at the Sunnyvale, Santa Clara County, plant has run continuously for 14 months without replenishment of lubricants. Ordinary lubricants tend to evaporate in a vacuum. AP Wirephoto City News Briefs Car Looted A radio, jacket and 22 blank checks were reported taken from the car of Garlen L. Holland of Hughson as it was parked in the alley between 10th and and I Streets, Modesto, between 10 and 11 PM last night. Rug and wall-to-wall carpets cleaned in your home or office.
Free estimates. Call House of Carpets. LA 3-5664. (adv) Income Tax and bookkeeping service. Ph.
evenings, Escalon TErrace 8-7789. R. Bavaro. (adv) Tackle Taken-Two fishing reels, valued at $40 were reported missing from an unlocked storage room belongto Elbernus W. Garke of 1403 La Loma Avenue, Modesto.
New I Eureka vacuum cleaners with tools $39.95. A 537 McHenry, LA 3-9487. (adv) Slendertone Dresses quality half sizes, $12.95 up. Kelly's. (adv) Honor Student-Paul W.1 Campbell of 1532.
Normandy Drive, Modesto, is listed on the winter term honor roll at Oregon State University. graduate student in the school of science, Campbell made better than a plus grade average for the term. Electric Shavers cleaned, oiled and sharpened. Irons, toasters and mixers repaired. Sam's Fixit Shop, 207 LA 2-2447.
(adv) Linoleum, Tile and CarpetBefore you buy floor covering check with Clyde Jarrell Floor Covering, 624 Kearney. Phone LA 9-0044. (adv) Marine Officer Marine Second Lieutenant Runston G. Maino, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Maino, 2532 Scenic Drive, Modesto, has completed the 26 week officers' basic course at the marine corps school in Quantico, Va. Announcing Ann Kidd now managing and operating Tully Beauty Salon, 1612-A Tully open daily 9 to 6. Eve. by appointments Monday through Friday.
Ph. LA 3-6573. (adv) Classified ads taken for all out of town newspapers. Modesto News 716 10th LA 4-6626. (adv) France Will Try To Pay Big Debt To US PARIS- -France is to repay the United States $58 million overdue on its long term debt, Finance Minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing said today.
The payments were due in 1958 and 1959 but were delayed because of France's unfavorable foreign exchange balance at that time. After the payment France will still owe the United States $1,6 billion. CO Music Festival The 10th annual elementary music festival sponsored by the office of the county superintendent of schools will be held Friday at 8 PM in the Downey High School auditorium. There is no admission charge. Upholster it now.
-Fine selection of Frieze, Matelasse, Tapestry. $2 to $4.50 a yard. and chair recovered $59.50, labor. Leo's, 910 Eye. LA 4-5633.
(adv) Modern Classics. Quality cotton dresses, $6.95. Kelly's. (adv) Bicycle Stolen-E. R.
Olson of 217 Colfax Avenue, Modesto, reported yesterday afternoon that his son's a 26 inch racing bicycle, valued at $40, was taken from La Loma School. Need a plumber? Call A Plumbing; also septic tanks pumped. 1210 Scenic Drive. LA 4-7431. (adv) Dick Thiel Plumbing, Motor Rooters for sinks and sewers.
Green stamps. Bankamericard. LA 3-7608. (adv) Modesto Sailor Bruce L. Whitney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Kutch, 1223 Encina Avenue, Modesto, is serving Ajaboard the aircraft carrier USS Hanco*ck with the 7th Fleet in the western Pacific. Ray's Meat Service, 227 Maze Blvd. Ph.
LA 3-7970, LA 3-7371. Cutting, wrapping, and quick freezing, curing, USDA good or choice beef, also ranch butchering. W. Ray Richardson, owner. (adv) Shoes Buy your Easter shoes at Marshall's Shoe Clothing, 1606 Crows Landing Rd.
(adv) USS Midway--Frederick F. Cox, son of Mrs. Edith M. Clift, 915 15th Street, Modesto, is serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Midway which recently left Alameda, Alameda County, for the Far East. Adult hair cuts $1.50.
Children 12 yrs, and under $1.25. Four barbers to serve you. Open Mondays. Roosevelt Center Barber Shop. (adv) OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL No.
77704 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE COUNTY OF STANISLAUS. Estate of LENA IHDE, Deceased. NOTICE 18 GIVEN that LEWIS D. MECKLENBURG has filed herein a petition for probate of the will of the above named decedent and for issuance of letters testamentary thereon to said petitioner, reference to which made for further particilars, and that the time and place of set for hearing April the 27, same 1962 has at 8:30 a. In the courtroom of Department No.
8 of waid court, at the Courthouse, in the City of Modesto, California. Dated April 10, 1962. L. W. BITHER.
Clerk. By STEVE R. NELSON, Assistant County Clerk. Law Offices FRANCIS R. RUGGIERI, 1115 Eye Black Building.
Modesto. California, Telephone: LAmbert 1-5608, Attorney for Petitioner. April 16, 17. PA AC IN S1 1962, a.
