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DU PONT PRODUCTS SOID AT bAILEY PAINT CO. S70T Ocory. MS Mli.los. good reasons for painting with DU PONT Warren today signed n bill by to cause a collision with a sta Assemblyman Dari D. Desmond tion wagon driven by Mrs. Leo- of Sacramento which permits "for ndre S. Gershwin, wife of the hire" vehicle operators to w- jlyfkist. elude from taxable gross receipt* i The crash, in which Mrs. Gersh* any bridge, ferry or other tolls, | win and her negro maid, Miss Warren also approved a bill lApne Jones, were Injured, oe- permitting chauffeurs' licenses to IctWred last, March 11 in th<f POO be issued immediately to youths ||block on Benedict Canyon Road, of seventeen years and over n-1! Beverly Hills, abling them to drive urh >ol buses 1I -Police testified at the trial that until six months after th< war JiMankiewic?,' car was on the wrong A third measure appim-ed w jjside of the street and that in their day p r o h i b i t "chAMnc'' fuej(opinion he was intoxicated. Man- t nicks closer than 300 feet and jikiewicz admitted he had con;operation of a vehicle within the ij sumed two "high balls" shortly 'block where fue apparatus h is jj before the crash, but denied in- lanswcred a call, jjtoxieaUon. ^ ^ self-cleaning iBullock Agrees to [Oakland Airman Defend On+iveros Missing in Crash HOUSE PAINT I Joseph J. Bullock, vetetnn i criminal lawyer, announced yes terday that he will defend Frank Ensign Byron L. Though of Oakland was listed among two officers and three enlisted men believed dead as the result of the Ontiveros, young Redwood City shipyard worker charged with the murder of his wife, Martha, trash of a navy plane in the high Olympics on May 14, Seattle naval headquarters announced Bullock recently emerged from yesterday. . retirement to defend Frank Al ^Official notification had been calde, who was found guilty of sfept to Ensign Lough's wife, Pa the murder of Bernice Curtis tricia Bateman Ixjugh, 4000 El Ontiveros' preliminary hearing, ston Avenue, Oakland, the anc scheduled to take place today Tiduncement said, J before Justice of the Peace Hugh tears PointMuhin in San Mateo, was post poned indefinitely on Bullock's j plea yesterday that his sor, Jo seph Jr., was home on Ar y leave, and "I want to spend all Road Closed | iiiy time with him." Guards the surface Luer, 78, Packer, Theas day* when conservation Section West of Highway 1` 40 Out of Use for means bo much, it's ad the more Important to use the bent houw paint you can buy--all the more reason for uiting Du Pont Hoxw* Paint, For Du Pont House Paint givoft more than lasting, good ap pearance--it give* long-lasting protection, # Keeps white houses white. Du Pont House Paint is probably whiter than any paint you've ever seen. It's made with ti tanium dioxide, the pigment that *s actuallywhiter than mow! Further more, thiswhiteness last*, because-- Weds Clubwomen 4 Repair Work DOS ANOKLKfs, May i A P t -~-A Ihert O. Duet, ?S. pm k -Ex a min e r b u r e a u , s a c mg company president, and Mrs p.AMENTO, May 26.--The State Ksteia Roftth, Ies Angeles clubvinman, were lmneymoning in division of highways announced northern California today. today a portion of the Sears Point] Their manage last Thmsday In rpd will be closed to traffic to-j "anla Barbara was made known, morrow, remaining closed until] .here yesterday bv Albert T. Lurry{repair work on a 3.1 miles stretch ; son of the packer. The elder jis completed, j Luer's ago. first wife died four years ! j Closed stretch will run from thej Sears Point Junction with U. S. j {highway 40 to a point four miles j Four Rescued | west. j :' 'The division said motorists] SAN PEDRO, May 5*fi -INB) [gashing to use western portions! Four men were reamed late |of the Sears Point road may go! It's self-cleaning AU paints collect dirt on exposure. But, with Du Pont House Paint, "setf-elatming" atari* after a f**w months,undernormal weather con- today from the hold of a tanker | through Vallejo by turning off j under n pair at the lx>s AngeVs highway R) or using the old j Shipbuilding Corporation ntu-r i||ute from the Napa Y to Vallejo, j they had been overcome by gas I (Hence following Tennessee Street] fumes. *rtpHh. | riitiom. A fine white powder forms < i ass^ss^s Jewish We fare Workers! face clean and white again! (Un usual climaticordirt-collcctmg con ditions in extremely sooty indus To Get Reports Today trial communities may, of course, delay this process.) Because this "mVIft-<d.e..s.n..i.n..g."...is..g..r.a..d..u.a..l.,.t.he wear Workers In the 1943 annual ap-^ concerned with relief and re- ing qualities of the paint 61m are pea` *l o*f t"he J*ewish National Wei not abnormally affected. tare Fund will hold their first 0-.pl*. fci, (report meeting this afternoon at ,.>, 0 ]th(, Concordia-Argonaut Club. habllltation work In behalf of suffering Jews In war tom J?oufries of Europe. They must *fn`l "H*u* .fw...ln..l....I.t.......> it* mr- fhn fhsr Cell In m rail* bla paiirto* tT year jb, mt *polity D* tent Hww fWnt. tfn vallaM* la watts, **d -j-ppy will receive report the first three and a half days I of the campaign, and plan for a] continued effort. Robert M. Levi-j recognize that they are bain* called upon only once In behal) of forty-five agencies anid The.y should respond accordingly.* i | son, campaign director, will; A single Hem in the huge relief' preside, ' funds needed, he pointed out,} "Returns thus far bulimic a concerns $1,200,000 required to Tharc't a Du Pont Paint dealer generous response to owr ap care for thousands of Jewish nor yon. Par hit name tee yaw Clattlfled Telephone Dl rnetery, ar call Dn Pont Co. SXbraok SIX. peal,*' Lftvlson said yesterday, "but. far more must come In before we can even approach otir tremendous needs. Givers must realign that this Is a united campaign for forty-five refugees who have fled into Spain from France and now are desti tute. The Joint Distribution Com mtttee, financed locally by the Welfare Fund, has pledged Itself to the Spanish Government that emteiiAt and meisens ag*eb tfepse refugees., shall not become us for all -U.;: Wardens oh public funds, 'Contributors in the current 4rtve are urged fo send their sul>- ^dptions directly to the fund's Ipces In the Mills Building and dift wait to be solicited person- fil * WAU WliAnilAff-^ co. `Mbi Ifiy. Calls on individuals are r*<*S",r urtaUed to evmflci-ve man for esscntinl war nervicer.