The Napa Valley Register from Napa, California • 14

vr PAGE FOURTEEN. THE NAPA REGISTER, NAPA, CALIFORNIA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1953. 1ST STORE HOURS: 9:15 A. M.

to 6 P. M. Fiberglass CURTAINS Job's Daughters Attend Services Some 40 members of Jobs Daughters attended Sunday morning services of the Napa Methodist Church in a group. Sermon topic of Dr. Warren A.

Bonner was on Job, 13, 15, Though he slay me, yet will I trust Him. In his address, he said: While Job considered the problem of human suffering and came to a tremendous expression of faith in God, we need to go on to the teach ings of Jesus to get the final answer of why men suffer. Suffering is the lot of all sooner or later and if we do not have a Christian philosophy of evil, we may become bitter and resentful. While other religions sidestep the problem of evil, Christianity faces it and uses it for higher ends. It would be a peculiar world if the righteous were protected from the operation of universal laws such as the law of gravity and experienc ed no pain.

Rather if we remove all, preventable suffering then we may accept what life brings, develop in character and make of our pain something useful and even redemptive. The group was led by Eleanor Knudsen, honored queen. Mrs. Ralph Ruggles is Jobs Daughters guardian and J. C.ICnudsen associate guardian.

NAMED IN MURDER Flying to Fairbanks, Alaska from Seattle to clear my name and my sons name, Mrs. Dianna Wells, 31, indicted for murder of her husband, l-efuses answer to accusations of secret relationship with jazz drummer Johnny Warren. King, Queen In 5. F. Tomorrow CHICAGO (U.R) King Paul and Queen Fredenka of Greece were en-route to San Francisco today after a royad three-day visit in Chicago where happy crowds cheered their every appearance.

An overflow crowd of 8500 attended their last Chicago appearance yesterday at the Civic Opera House. Adlai E. Stevenson told them then, that their gallant people deserve most of the ciedit for Greeces progress since World War II. Stevenson, defeated candidate in the 1952 presidential elections, said this country was prone to take unto itself credit for the post-war achievements of Greece. He said that as an American I am proud that President Truman had the vision and courage to come to the rescue of Greece and Turkey at a dark and decisive moment.

But it was the historic fortitude and rugged determination of a gallant people that decided the result, he said. King Paul, addressing the audience for the most part in Greek, said he and the queen were deeply moved by your warm-hearted and heart-warming welcome. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Before the public reception, the couple entertained the George Smith family of Oswego, 111., their hotel suite. King Paul had visited the Smith farm Saturday.

The king and queen aie expected to anive by train in San Fiancisco at 5:20 p. m. tomorrow. no more i curtain drudgery! no starching stretching or ironing! 35 Flee As Fire Hits Hotel Cafe SAN DIEGO (JP) Fire broke out in the Marine Roof Garden on top of the Hotel San Diego last night, forcing 35 persons on the sixth floor to flee their rooms. Vital Statistics HAPPY TO GET BACK TO OCEAN Taking wrong turn where Bal-lona Creek emptied into ocean near Culver City, 350-pound sea lion gets bogged dow'n 3i miles up the creek.

Rescuers lasso him and take him back to sea wheie he tells the gang humans aint so bad. Yes! In seven short minutes you can wash and hang these miracle curtains and even the ruffled kind need no ironing. They're shrink-proof, rot proof and mildew proof. Youve never seen such curtains. Come in today and order yours.

ANNULMENTS RAMSEL Alien Dean vs. Jean Helen. Judgment entered. DIVORCES CARROLL Hermalne Max W. Intel locutory decree, grounds, extreme cruelty.

Samish Denies Asking Commissions SAMPSON Eva vs. Lucian. Inteilocu-tory decree; grounds, extreme cruelty. Mt. George Farm Meet Wednesday James Lider of the local Extension Service office, will describe winter care of trees at the regular meeting of the Mt.

George Farm Center Wednesday at 8 p. according to Rey W. Knight, director. The pot luck supper is slated to begin at 7 p. m.

with the business session opening at 8. Two films will be shown, Sierra Fish and Game and Snow. PARCELL Norma vs. Goidon L. Interlocutory decree; grounds, extreme cruelty.

McKEE Minnaleigh vs Donald Interlocutory decree, grounds, extreme cruelty. other than Samish. The government charges the 250-pound lobbyist evaded more than $70,000 in federal income taxes on commissions running around Samish took the stand today to atack the credibility of key government witnesses. SAN FRANCISCO (yF Liquor lobbyist Arthur H. (Artie) Samish denied emphatically today he ever asked for commissions from a New York advertising firm.

He said the company president suggested such commissions, and that the company treasurer directed the checks be made out to persons Size 41x36 $1,98 Size 41x45 2.49 C. SI Briles SURVEYING LICENSED SURVEYOR Residence 2023 Montirello Road Phone 4-0506 Size 41x63 $2,98 Size 41x81 3.49 MASS ARI Modesto F. vs Doiothy Mae final deciee. KUJAWKA Dorothy A. vs Edmund F.

Interlocutory deciee; grounds, extreme cruelty. LOMONACO Doris vs. Pete. Final decree. NYLON PANELS .98 Ea.

These nylon panels will give a lift to your windows during damp days ahead. A non-wilt fabric, resistant to sunlight Launders like a hanky Sizes 42x81 and 42x90 DE THS HIGHTON In Napa. Monday. Nov. 0, 1953 Harold Barnes Highton, husband of Pauline V.

Highton of Napa; father of Sgt. Bruce B. Highton of Fort Ord: grandfather of Bruce Highton II, brother of Hilda Russ of Oakland and Ruth Lewis of Mill Valley. A native of Bedford. Mass.

Aged 53 years Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday. Nov. 11, at 2 o'clock p. at the Treadway Garden Chapel, interment, Tulocay Cemetery. CAMPBELL In Napa.

Sunday, Nov. 8. 1953. Nettle Belle Campbell, beloved wife of Finlay Campbell of Napa, loving mother of Mrs Jennie Hansen Watsonville Percy F. Grigsby of Chow-chilla, Mrs.

Irene Kelly of Oakland, Mrs Ida Harris of Vallejo, John Grigsby of Napa. Mrs Malvina Jouvnal of Oakland. Mis Helen Galbraith of Sacramento and the late Lottie McCallum; loving sister of John Edlngton of Everett. Wash George Edlngton of Lake Countv. Four brothers and one sister preceded her In death.

Twenty grandchildren survive. A nati've of Oakville, California Aged 86 yeais. A member of the Christian Church. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 2 oclock p.

at the chapel of Cuff fc Pierce Funeral Service. Interment, St. Helena Public Cemetery. DUFFY In Napa, Saturday, November 7th, 1953, Owen Duffy, beloved husband of Mary Ellen Duffy of Yount-! vllle. Loving father of Owen Duffy Jr.

of Napa and Philip Duffy of Stanford University. Brother of the late Philip, Dennis and Agnes Duffy, and Ella Malloy. Devoted grandfather of Patricia, Maureen and Timothy Duffy of Stanford University. Dennis Michael and Patricia Ann Duffy of Napa A native of Austin, Nevada. Aged 68 years.

A member of the California State Employees Association. The funeral will take place Tuesday, No-, vember 10th, at 9 45 a. m. from the 'chapel of Cuff Pierce Funeral Service thence to St John Catholic Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a. m.

Recitation of the Rosary. Monday evening at 8 p. m. Entombment Tulocay Cemetery. Miniature Oil Paintings TREADWAY Funeral Chapel 623 Coombs DEPENDABLE SERVICE The simple issue of the OFF STREET PARKING PROPOSAL is whether you, your family and your friends are to continue to be harrassed by the critical and hazardous parking situation as it exists in Napa today or whether Napa joins with scores of other progressive and rapidly growing communities in solving the problem logically, effectively and economically.

Yes, cities in every part of the United States have learned that the ONLY permanent solution is to park automobiles OFF the street. Unbiased traffic, safety and municipal experts have agreed unanimously that the parking problem can never be solved at the curb. A YES vote for this charter amendment will result in less congestion, better safety, greater convenience to the motorist, more trade, more jobs and a healthier, progressive economy for the entire city AT NO COST TO THE TAXPAYER. Two professionally made surveys have disclosed the fact that is obvious to most Napans: There isnt enough parking in the business districts. The lack of parking drives customers from our city with those customers goes business.

If sufficient parking were available these customers and their business would be recaptured and with them more jobs in the retail field, and additional sales tax collected from these customers would ease the tax burden on present Napa taxpayers. After three years of study, the City Council has placed before the voters of Napa in the November 10 election, a charter amendment which will permit the city to acquire and operate adequate parking lots to correct these conditions AT NO COST TO THE TAXPAYER. Imported From Belgium SHADOW BOX FRAMES FIVE SCENIC VIEWS GOLD OR BROWN FRAMES GENUINE OIL PAINTINGS BUY FOR BRIDGE PRIZES Phone 6-9262 Cuff and Pierce Funeral Service 1143 THIRD ST. LOTS WILL BE FINANCED BY REVENUE BONDS. BOND AND OTHER COSTS WILL BE REPAID ONLY FROM INCOME FROM THE LOTS AND FROM PARKING METER REVENUES.

THEY CANNOT BE CHARGED AGAINST TAXES. THESE ARE THE CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE ENDORSED THE CITY CHAR- TER AMENDMENT AS A SOUND PROPOSAL AND URGE YOU TO VOTE "YES" LI RICHARD J. CUFF R. J. FIERCE Each City of Napa Charter Amendment NAPA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND BARTENDERS' UNION KIWANIS CLUB CALIFORNIA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OPTIMIST CLUB NAPA CREDIT WOMEN'S BREAKFAST CLUB -20-30 CLUB BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB INTERNATIONAL HOD CARRIERS, CONSTRUCTION AND GENERAL LABORERS' UNION -EXCHANGE CLUB CALIFORNIA BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL.

YES TELEPHONE 6-7445.