Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - July 10, 1956, Corona, California sunny 86; 57. 85. this 9.70. This time last 9.18. 66 7 CENTS CALiF. PHONE 1234 Malicious Windows Dent Cars Will at Vandals Who Are are for a group of Corona believed members of a local car who have been vandalizing automobiles here past few And when they find they will the at most recent outrage was at 1 today when a of the youths broke windows of four The instrument used was a gnarled length of wood normally used as a walking It was utilized as a by the malicious youths who broke car windows and dented cars with it. Part club was recovered by police who said the stick broke of it landed inside one of the cars Two cars were attacked near Pepper and two others on Cota Railroad Use said one man whose car had been attacked told them he had a and if the vandals appeared he would shoot them without any hesitation The detective bureau said the destruction would have to stop and as a deterrent will the at the vandals The addition of a second patrol car for night use Is expected to decrease such acts of * Iff 42 Yi JULY 10, 1956. Ten Talk At Hearing On City 40 persons attended the Planning Commission hearing in the Mann appeared as attorney in the interest of James regarding Wash Charles Jameson and Dr. Glenn Joseph protested zoning of Grand Boulevard south of Sixth street as an residential Frank Pinkerton protested the requirement that one parking space would be required for each dwelling unit for each further report on the zoning ordinance hearing will be published BASS DRUM TO ADVERTISE CORONA BAND PLACES bass of the Corona Chamber of Commerce drew Fifth Award honors at Southern California Exposition and San Diego county fair in Del announced C. C. exhibit committee for the second time in this Southland the display effectively publicized to thousands the community of Corona and the colorful Corona Invitational Band Jamboree which is slated for December 1. Davis thanked the city council and street department without whose cooperation transportation of the exhibit to Del Mar and other fairs would have been 39, Feature Section 465 the Corona exhibit competed with the of Riverside and Los the closing qf this explained display will be returned to Corona for storage and repair prior to its entry in the Farmers Fair at the Hemet fair grounds on 22." TRAINING Allen spent five days with his Mr. and Mrs. W. R. of 1057 West Seventh last week after completing basic training as an air cadet at Lackland Field in San He had been stationed at Lackland since April 3. He now is in Georgia where he will take flight A graduate of Corona high school in 1953, attended college three semesters where he Jook He also worked ai the Exchange Lemon the state branch in and Sut Fulton's service station on West Sixth Baby's Mother Files Complaint against mother of kidnaped Peter Weinberger has gone to court to make a formal complaint against two men who allegedly lured her to a lonely street in an attempt to steal in Morris Weinberger was in court for the arraignment of Robert Giebler and Thomas Rowell on charges of extortion and giving about a wreck many trees in but they do not go at one i na furious When Sports Afield magazine sent artist W. J. Wilwerding to Africa on a sketching he reported that they slowly walk up to a slowly put their huge heads against it and putting their full weight of many tons behind the they slowly walk the to the It somes up by the roots as it storm bad it Retire at Total 84 R. Whose son Works Oldest According to employes of the th 84 years of were honored at recent retirement of the oldest employee by age at is Charles R. His R. C. assistant plant was present at the Honored with Sullivant the afternoon of June 29 were Walter Greer and Clifford Fellow with representatives of the in the surprise afternoon which included gifts as well as expressions of good Foreman Give Scrolls George director of industrial and public presented Sullivant and Rossiter company service for 25 and 15 years service Department foremen for the three presented scrolls of Making the presentations were Alfred Brown to Isom Hall to and W. O. Anderson to F. P. plant served as master of ceremonies at the afternoon fourth employee to be honored was Claude B. retiring after 30 years with A department Gist belonged to the and was honored by a dinner July 2 at the restaurant in Climax of the evening was the presentation of a garden tractor to presented for the club by O. K. assistant general Tn he received a 30-year service a scroll and plaque denoting appreciation lor his long and faithful Club President Ed foreman of the pressing presided at the dinner Homer H. chief served as master of Others present included Wilson personnel office who is the retiring Charles J. assistant foreman of the citric acid and Industrial and Public Relations Director than 50 persons attended each of the Citrus to Bum Reporter to Make Recording for Nelson the Sunkist noon farm will make a recording of a broadcast from the Corona Citrus Association packing house as. a feature for the open on July 26, of the The on the packing house was acquired when the plant was burned to the ground December 15, 1945. The final payment on the mortgage note was not due until January of 1957. result means that the Corona Citrus Association will be clear and free of debt six months earlier than It is to have the packing house open in operation during the time of thp open house so tbat members and others invited to attend may see the fruit being Corona Citrus Association has had nearly 63 years of proud service to its hav ing been incorporated in of 1893. The Corona Citrus Association was one of the original packing houses of the Citrus industry in members are Arthur Edwin vice and Edwin Frank Edward and Glenn J. C. Harmony is board of directors of the Corona Citrus Association at the regular meeting June 14 decided to pay off the indebtedness incurred in 1946 due to the necessity of rebuilding the packing house after the disastrous fire of December 15, 1945. association will then be in a long awaited by growers both within and out of the to again start to pay back to due This will be started as soon as possible in the year of 1957. League Director Here in Public director of Little League from San will speak before the League board of directors here in a meeting open public Wednesday of San will address the directors and interested citizens on Little League activities and The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. in the Panther's Den Recreation Center and will be open to all interested in League Of Schools to Speak to C of L. new superintendent of the Corona Unified School will speak before the general Chamber of Commerce membership July 11, at the Hickory Barbecue at J. president of the has extended an invitation to ther school PTA and other school to attend this important meeting and join with the chamber members and the at large in cordially welcoming Mr. Merrihaw to also reminded chamber members that reservations were highly important and could be obtained by calling 330, the chamber Will of of the Coronia Gun out one of the many holes cut in fence at the club grounds on Cota street north of Juvenile youths have been clipping the fence with cutters to admit themselves to the club's fishing ahd grounds where the vandals either take unlimited numbers of the fish or wreak destruction on the The pond fs maintained by the club for Sunday public outings and supervised fishing for An annual fishing contest is held children up to and including 12 years with fishing Club members are beginning to take an not attitude when they vandals destroying facilities the A general membership meeting will bo held in the clubhouse at 8 p.m. to favOr of disbanding the would of the a few inconsiderate YOU MISS YOUR PAPER CALL BETWEEN 5:30^ circulation man is at the Daily Independent office from 5:30 to 6 P.M. to deliver missed phone that half FEATURE AS NATIONALS WIN BIG ALL-STAR GAME 7 TO 3 National League has won the Annual All-Star 7-3, in a slugfest at There were four home runs by Willie Mays and Stan Musial of the National League and Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle of the Friend of the Pirates was the winning Billy Pierce of the White the They were the starting Almost 29,000 fans in Griffith Stadium watched the National League sluggers tee off on six American League Ihe American League scored all three runs in the sixth inning on two homers off Warren They put together five straight hits off Spahn and Johnny Antonelli before a man was retired that but Antonelli finally put out the addition to the home the National League runs scored on Johnny Temple's single in the Ken single in the Tom Brewer's wild pitch in the sixth and Ted double in the Stan of the was shaken up after making a diving catch in the eighth inning and left the game play by BY PLAY STORY ON PAGE WOMAN INJURED IN Zola V. 32, of 3677 Hillside miraculously suffered only minor injuries last night when the pickup ttuck in which she rode overturned and landed on top of pinning her beneath the State Division of Forestry workers aided ambulance attendants in removing Mrs. Griffis from beneath the She was released after receiving emergency first aid treatment at the Corona The accident occurred about 9:35 p.m. yesterday on Hillside between Fourth and Fifth streets in The driver of the Donald L. 30, Mrs. told California Patrol officer the truck overturned Griffis swerved to avoid striking an animal in the couple was driving north en when the accident The front bumper dug in tho highway truck suffered minor in Not Bee Independent carried a story yesterday about housewives haying trouble with thirsty bees in the Canyon but it incorrectly stated that Mrs. M. W. Barger said she was stung Mrs. Barger called this newspaper to report that she had not been that no bees were bothering that they have no complaints about the and that they are not a major She said the article caused her personal by leading numbers of people to stop and question her about the condition Of the bees in that When if anyone had been stung on property which might have fo the individual's mistake Mrs. she replied none of their housewives in the area de finitely had trouble with bees Washing on clotheslines attracted thirsty bees to suck out the water and several were but Mrs Barger said none bothered Injuries Claimed In Three Collisions Here Last Two auto accidents in Corona yesterday and today Involved five two by local None of the ac caused any police said occupants of one car were fortunate to escape out injuries when the car in they rode rolled into a coming to rest on one The accident occurred at 10:52 m. when C. of 909 Santa driv ing south on Lincoln ped for the traffic sign at Sixth car's engine died and before she could restart the cur rolled backward out of control down decline and Into the five-foot deep drainage coming to rest on its right About a month ago another car in the same drainage Driving that car entered the ditch front Only minor injuries were suffered by passengers in the earlier End rear end collisions rounded out the remainder of the accident both occurring at West Sixth street and Grand At 8:1.0 p.m. yesterday a car driven by W. 19, of 0846 East ran into the rear of a car driven by Talmadge 22. of 4058 Wood ward had stopped for a vehicle ahead which was making a left when after leav ing 33 feet of struck in the Both cars were being driven west on Sixth Lewis was cited by Corona police for at a speed greater than reasonable or for traffic Mis speed was estimated at 40 par hour in a 25 mile officer who Ihe accident and the citation driving nearby and 7:28 a.m. a car driven by Jay of Turner into the rear of a Barbula Ann Bakery truck driven by H. of 359 San had stopped for a traffic signal when Tate's after leaving IR feet of collided with the Doth vehicles were west on Sixth Police said they will Tate for driving faster than conditions Models Fly Tomorrow Night at New City Park Gas Model Airplane club will fly tomorrow night at their new flying field in the city city of Corona installed lights at the field which will allow the modelers to see craft better and increase enjoyment oi the The new field is located between miniature racing track on Grand and the The flies every iron 7:30 to 9 word has come out of Gettysburg that President to Republican Leader William Knowland gave reporters ttM news casually in contrast to the hoop-la attending the term announcement last five after his heart called newsmen into a temporary office Mr. Eisenhower opened at college The had just loft for his after with Republican leaders of asked Knowland whether the President you he Is going to keep his hdt In the telling you precisely that he's in the The confirmation he during a discussion of the President s foreign aid the President told him he feels better than he was his Intestinal Knowland said did not discuss whether he still wants Vice President Nixon for his says he feels better than he did when he made the announcement that ho would run That was following hill about the President's followed his intestinal Said 8|d Mr. Eisenhower mode it clear that he is going to plake a vigorous fight for the foreign aid program during the Presidential election remarks made said the Senate Republican no doubt that the President will be a candidate in President tanned and rested when he arrived for his legislative conference this better than he looked when he left the 10 ago after an Intestinal climbed the six steps to his temporary office cautiously and There he talked with his congressional leaders about priority legislation hopes to get through Congress before It possibly later this Mr. drove buck to his leaving Knowland to the to HEAR IKE TO Joe the Joseph a landslide victory in ' Ralph f am Sen. Margaret Chase thought he made that announcement very clear Brown of meMS Wt ticket again and that we will Oh President Truman said it wasn't fi he delighted to hear the President feels in good health to rp Estes Kefuaver of Tennessee said he reached the second term a political pressure play a Truman had breakfast with Stevenson in and later said he still is neutral about the race for the Democratic Presidential Mr. Truman told a news conference that he and Stevenson agreed Democrats will win a walk this SEHING UP EISENHOWER FARM have opened a nationwide drive to turn 1,000 farmers and ranchers into precinct party set up a national farm campaign headquarters in headed by former Colorado Governor Dan Ht planned to meet today with Republican state chairman from a half dozen wo said for the farmers to elect a Republican Congress to curry out the President's farm FE'S HIGH LEVEL TRAIN IN ACCIDENT Fc Railway's new El Capitan train involved m its first accident yesterday just a few hours after it was Said the train clipped the back of a car driven by Edward 63. who escaped serious The train was on its way to Los Angeles from New where it had been christened as part of the city's 2S0th anniversary GIVING FRIENDLY TIP TO MOTORIST ON FACES DISARMS Angeles Police Officer J. R. attempt to offer some friendly advice to a driver parked In a red lone ended in of a holdup found himself facing a 38-callber pistol when leaned over to tell Roy 52, he had befter move his car The officer disarmed Martin who was booked on suspicion of holding up H Los Angeles bar a year Police said he was also wanted in Ariz for jumping HUBBY IS CITED FOR House committee on un-American activities voted today to cite Playwright Arthur Miller for contempt of He is the new husband of Actress AND AIDE PLAN 10-DAY SOVIET Minister has announced he will visit Russia next The Prime Minister told the House of Commons today that under present plans he and foreign secretary Lloyd will leave May 5, 1957, for a 10-day visit to the Soviet TO INVADE COAST AGAIN arc scheduled to make another invasion of lornia beaches starting early slippery fish arc due at 12:15 a.m. to 1:15 a m. Then they will bit from 12:45 to 1:45 a Thursday from 1:15 a.m. to 2:15 BANDITS ROB KIDNAP armed bandits held up a branch of the National 5s Los Angeles kidnaped a woman as a and then dropped they had stolen as they escaped in a said a deputy sheriff in the bank fired at tba woman identified as Mrs. Delia and tlM were abandoned several miles Mrs. Harris WU UkW headquarters ki
