The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 21

THE DAILY SUN B-S Friday, Sept. 18, 1964 CHe 'Confession Ruling1 Prisoners Bid Boys Remake Bicycles on Assembly Line "It's easy to join our club. for Freedom The decision is Impossible viction for the murder of an in-. (Continued from City Page) mate. He claimed he wasn't ad to administer because police the Supreme Court held that confessions are inadmissible at trials if they were obtained without notifying the suspect during All you've got to do is steal a study the merits of individual writs.

vised of his legal rights before nimi i mi umii. i i iii jj yyiwmiinww miiinywwiij 1 '-itri iJ v' if A 1 ft' -'A v. I have no way of determining bike." when an investigation "focuses" This was the watchword of a An unidentified deputy district on the suspect. attorney has been assigned full- group ot youngsters wno mis making a confession. Although evidence was obtained clearly linking the prisoner with the murder, much of the case revolved around his ad week reluctantly met Detective time to the task in anticipa Reversal was ordered hy A.

L. Ward of the San Bernar tion of the flood of petitions. upsetting the traditional "harm Forecasting the outcome of dino Police Department. mission of the crime to the in It was a busy summer for the questioning of his rights to an attorney and his right to remain silent. Law officers charged the decision drastically upset long-established police investigation practices.

In his petition for rehearing, now pending before the Supreme Court, Lynch cites these vestigating officers. Two weeks ago, the state Su the task ahead, Turner warned that: "It is quite possible the Dorado case might result in youngsters. They would pick up stray bikes, dismantle them, re preme Court ruled his confes emptying prisons of some of assemble unidentifiable parts sion was illegally obtained and reversed the conviction. our most vicious criminals. less error rule." Convictions already carried to the high court and upheld on appeal should not be reopened because police Involved acted under the law in effect at the time.

Dorado did not object to ad into new bikes and paint them. They had a regular assembly The assistant district attor Larlier this week, Atty. oen. grounds: ney said the case left a cloud line going. At their supply depot in the ed question in everyone's mind The issue of rights to counsel and remain silent as to whether the decision lim wash behind California Gardens, in the area west of Muscott during questioning was not mission of his confession at his ited the "confession ruling" to Street and south of Base Line, future cases or whether, in gen raised at any point in the trial and appeal, but is of such sig Det.

Ward found a number of rnomas u. uyncn auacKea tne Dorado decision and a second case involved, and urged law officers throughout the state to join in a petition to battle the high court's ruling. Dist. Atty. Lathrop, Sheriff Frank Bland and San Bernardino County's 11 police chiefs backed Lynch's proposal.

eral terms, all confessions are nificance that it should be sub buried bicycle frames dis illegal. trial on grounds of being denied counsel during questioning at the prison. Since the Dorado ruling is based on a federal constitutional rule, people of California The high court decision on jected to "full-scale brief and oral argument." carded because they could be identified by numbers stamped confessions is one in a series of rulings in the past decade which are generally interpreted The California cases do not coincide with the one ruled on on the frame. Also discovered was a bike-still operable reported stolen in 1962. to have added new protection to accused criminals.

These" include decisions regarding the Two youngsters have been admissibility of evidence, ar turned over to juvenile authori (Sun-Telegram photo) will rise like these ALT balloons. From the left are Clyde O. (Ollie) Dresser, Ed Conrady, Percy I). Mitchell and Robert P. Howe.

in Illinois because in the latter "officers literally slammed the door of the interrogation room in the face of the defendant's attorney." There is no constitutional GOING UP The Arrowhead United Fund's Medium Commerce and Industry Division launched its campaign with hopes that contributions In the ruling being challenged, House Mover Charged Wilh ties. Investigation is continuing into the activities of at least have no remedy. Dorado's status as a life term prisoner denied him certain civil rights. The state high court left unresolved several issues which it should rule upon to provide guidance for a retrial. In arguing there is no constitutional right to be provided rest procedures and confessions.

In a precedent-setting case that prompted the current sit five more. uation, a San Quentin life term The youngsters range in age from 13 to 16 years. right to be provided with counsel nor to remain silent during So far 15 bikes have been recovered, and the total will prob er, won a reversal of his con- Two S.B. Girls a police investigation. Medium Commerce Section Of AUF Opens Campaign The Dorado decision will ably exceed 30, Ward said.

make law enforcement "an im 4 Violations County planning may have gotten what they Future bike thieves will find the going hard, Ward said. The possibility in many instances," counsel during a police investigation, Lynch contends that the "settled iaw" in California has tested a confession for admissibility only on whether or not it was given voluntarily. particularly in homicides where nolice will no longer follow Are Injured in Traffic Collision all they become members of thei The Medium Commerce and dustry Division comprises wanted when they set up information can often be obtained only from the suspect. Industry Division of Arrowhead employing more than five a hearing yesterday to revoke United unas ism campaign and ess than 20 persons. a variance granted H.

E. Snod-grass for his house moving policy with first offenders of turning the youths back to their parents with the stipulation that restitution be made. "We're going to file petitions on all of them," Ward said. Two San Bernardino girls his divi Smith, in orienting were injured shortly before 4 operations on the west ban it! V1UU. In his kick-off address 1o the division, AUF Campaign Chairman G.

David Ackley noted that AUF would hold only two report meetings during the 1964 campaign, the first to take p.m. yesterday in a traffic col Bernardino city limits. Penthouse of Santa Fe Federal; sion solicitors, pointed out that Savines and Loan Building at! there will be no house-to-house lision at Del Rosa Avenue and As Michael R. Fagin. the de "We're going to ask for court Pumalo Street, the California partment's enforcement officer action." Highway Patrol reported.

place on October 5, at the Or read off a list of alleged vio 7th and Streets, according to Harry C. Smith division chairman. Medium Commerce and In- campaign this year and that the only opportunity an employe will have to participate in AUF is through his employment. As busy as the boys have been, since Sept. 1 Det.

Ward ange Show Blossom Room. Cynthia Louise West, of 1047 E. Pumalo, and Karen Lucille Dubbin, of 1124 E. 27th St WEEKEND SPECIALS "This year," Smith pointed were taken to Norton Air Force Base Hospital. Miss West was "All campaign personnel should be present at the luncheon in order that progress of each division will be reported up-to-date," Ackley said.

Smith covered the potential, I out. "Loaned Executives will jbe assisting in the soliciation ACCESSORIES Street Floor in cood condition at the hos has been busier. More than two truck loads of bikes have been picked up, he said. Ward bitterly blames parents "for not checking up on their children" when they come home with strange bikes. "We hauled in a whole pick- nn lrvart at nnp Vinnsp hn said pital last night, officials said.

of medium sized businesses. They will help in the employe rally, stressing the need for Miss Dubbin was treated and WOOL BLEND SLIPOVERS Req. 7.98 S.B. Counly Faces Great Growth --Dyal released. 2.99 responsibility and time schedule lations he had seen during an Aug.

28 inspection trip. Snod-grass attempted to break in. "I'd like to interrupt and save a lot of time," Snodgrass said. But commissioners, who have been listening to Snodgrass for a long time now, decided to hear Fagin out. He went on to say that four conditions of the variance had been violated.

When Fagin finished, Snodgrass said: "The conditions have been met, possibly not the way we talked about in the first place." the payroll deduction plan, and of the solicitor. Verne F. Pot- Choosa from turtle and nack itylai. wool. 25 Mohair, Soft bulkia tlaavalasi Baiga, powdar, pink for win urge emploves to aim ter, Vice Chairman in The girls were passengers in a car, driven by Nelda June Long of 1130 E.

27th San ovari 75 Lamb's lilac. Si7s 36-40. chargelunrwp wprp 4ureP hike that an AUF plaque award. of Divisions II, and Bernardino, that collided with talked on the chapter plan, and Solicitors in Medium A1IP fjm vmD a car driven by Christian HOSIERY CLOSE-OUT Reg. 1.00 79c, 32.30 Taka adva'ntaqa of this ipacial offar and gat two or thraa boxai of this famous Una hosiary.

Fashion colors. Charles Burkholder, 16. of 25456 bunch, and the parents said they didn't know they were at the house. "The bikes were in their garage. They had seen kids come Las Flores.

San Bernardino San Bernardino County merce and Industry were was sho'wn to members stands on the threshold of its, minded that their own pledges 0f Medium Commerce and In-greatest period of growth, Ken Should be made first, that the cjustrv W. Dval told members of the corporate gift may be obtained Investigating for the CHP 2.99 99c was Officer Charles B. Angell and work on the bikes, but they Reg. 5.98 Casual Reg. 2.00 Head SPORTSWEAR Handbags Scarves Street Floor Snodgrass said a fence had Rotary Club of North San Ber- from the local manager or dir-narriino vesterdav.

'tor or from a home office Fontana Land Sold didn't know they were -1 -a ii been put up, potted plants put out, landscaping stones put in He reiterated his frequent ap awav from the AUK area ancr me ju acres oi iana tying The Democratic nominee to that it should be raised in ac-i south of Marygold Avenue and! peal that bikes be brought in Congress said: "San Fernando Vallev cordance with the goal increase east of Palmetto Avenue in thejfor licensing New Column About Bridge (Continued from City Page) Fall Scoop SWEATERS, SKIRTS, PANTS 10.98-15.98 4.99-6.99 Ihe cost is 50 cents a year, ui 1U JJcl tclil. 1 1 uiiiana aica nave Liiancu priced itself out of the Reg. and houses lowered, just about like the commission had ordered. He presented pictures to support his statements. "I was by there Monday and I didn't see anything like that," said Commissioner John T.

Tomlinson Sr. trial real estate market; lie ouiiv-liaiiuii ui lilt: Uliciniitijuni, aLwiuuifi hi 'executives would then take placejments filed with County Re- Sweaters in all wool, wool and mohair blandi and orlon. Pants In wool, wool blends, cotton lycra blands. Pants in regular caprl or stretch styles. Your choice of many colors end styles.

Sizes I to 18. he said, and it acts as a deterrent to theft as well as making it possible to locate the owner when a stolen bike is Orance County has priced it with the recommendation thaticorder Ted R. Carpenter. self out of the residential sub division market. Buie They Tell Me "Well, it's there today," Reg.

5.98 Fortrel and Cotton Blouses, 4 Stylei 3.99 Reg. to 11.98 Stretch Pants and Capris 5.99 Reg. 19.98 2-pc. Transitional Suits 10.99 MEN'S WEAR Street Floor Last year 6,000 bikes were licensed less than half the esti Snodgrass said. The commission continued mated number in the city, he the hearing until 2:15 p.m.

said. Three out of four bikes recov Sept. 24. In the meantime, they "So bore is the new frontier and here is where the growth is coming." Dyal supported his forecast of 24 decades of unprecedented economic and population growth with comparative figures between San Bernardino and other Southland counties. ered trom DiKe tnieves are un WHITE DRESS SHIRT SCOOP Four Styles to Choose Reg.

4.50 to 5.00 2.99 Box of 4 for 10.00 Imported 100 pure combed cotton, single needle. Your choice of tab collar or medium spread in either short or long sleeves, all sizes. licensed, he said, and many of hastily disclaimed any pretensions to being an "expert." He isn't a life master, although he hopes some day to be. "I approach writing a bridge column as a reporter and in a lighthearted manner," he explained. "I try to pass on to the reader the spirit and fun of duplicate bridge as a hobby.

Bridge is fun, and so should a bridge column be." But what about those bridge fans who take it very seriously? Who seem (to the layman at least) to get riled up about it? Columnist Castro chuckled. "They're having fun, too," he said. "It's just kind of hard to recognize it." them are never identified. Window Smashed in Theft of Watches Thieves smashed a San Ber Touching only lightly on pol-! intend to drive out and see for themselves. $348,677 Contract For Interchange The state Division of Highways has awarded a $348,677 contract for construction of an interchange on Interstate 15 at Townsend Street near Lenwood to Paul V.

Pollock and Son of Ventura, the United Press International reported. Reg. to 4.98 Swimwear, Beachwear Clearance 1.99 BOrS' WE4R Street Floor Reg. 2.98-3.98 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 1.99 FASHIONS Second Floor pital where employes are required to work on holidays, the accumulated days off due these workers are added to their vacation periods. In the case of 10-year employes in this classification vacations can extend to a month or more.

Add vacations, running throughout the year, to the problem of turnover and extra work like elections, tax collection and other periodical programs, and the employment of personnel can become a whale of a job. And if the women workers, bless 'em, didn't get married, follow their husbands or have children, the task could be simpler. But that won't nardino jewelry display window in a midnight burglary and fled with an undetermined number of watches after carefully re moving any signs of fingerprints, police reported yesterday. Patrolman Frank Alvarez dis COTTON KNIT TWO-PIECE Special 8.99 Valus- packed two-piece dress. Trimly tailored slim line skirt with over blouse style top.

Choose from stripes or checks. Hark with red blue and m.ralq Siies 8-14 CASUAL DRESSES Reg. 19.98-39.98 V2 OFF Limited group of street dresses. So shop early for best selection. Some silk knits, also travel type fabrics.

Sizes 8-14. covered the break-in at Grand Jewelers, 435 N. when he arrived at the scene to in 'v vestigate a ringing burglar alarm. ltics, Dyal listed a number of his activities during a lifetime in the county as being among his qualifications to represent it. He also read excerpts from statement by Rep.

Harry R. Shcppard, Democratic incumbent who is retiring at the end of this, his 28th year of service. Sheppard was quoted as saying he will return Oct. 16 "to campaign for Ken Dyal and the rest of the (Democratic) ticket." If elected, Dyal promised the office of congressman would be used in part to encourage industrial development of the county. "I propose," he said, "to spend a great deal of my time inducing industrial leaders to look into prospects in our county.

If I can see five or six a CHILDREN'S WORLD Second Floor 4 KIDS! -TV'S BOZO THE CLOWN Can you name the 6 reasons Martini devotees prefer the glorious Gordon's Martini? GIRLS' STRETCH PANTS Reg. 4.98 3.59 Of stretch denim these ankle capris are machine washable end are) ideal for after school hours. Marine blue only in sizes 7 to 14. INFANTS' CLEARANCE Reg. Values 1.50 to 6.98 NOW V3 OFF Selection of styles in dresses, diaper sets, topper sets, crawler sets, and ma-ny other items.

Come early as these are sura to sell out fasti (Continued from City Page) land lists in this order: (A) The high marriage rate among the younger office employes; (b) women resigning to follow their husbands to other locations of residence and, le) childbirth. Because of the comparatively high percentage of women workers, the county is, Wyland believes, the largest employer of young girls in the area. Among his other assignments, Wyland is called upon to hire as many as 2.000 workers a year, most of them temporary employes. Overall, the turnover of county employes averages 600 a year, that is workers leaving county service. Of the 600 quitting their jobs.

400 or more are women. The county hires roughly 800 permanent employes a year, what with personnel requirements climbing with growth. And there is another problem in maintaining county personnel forces. It is vacation. In many businesses the vacation season is nearing its end.

But not so in county government. In the various departments vacations continue throughout the year with an estimated 10 per cent, or 400, of the 4,000 workers on leave throughout every month, Wyland said. In some departments, notably that of the sheriff and the county hospital, officers and nurses must be replaced while on vacation, increasing the total number of workers. In his own department, Wyland maintains that additional workers must be carried to compensate for the loss of personnel on vacations. In many instances, Wyland is frank to admit, county employes disagree with his findings, contending that work can be held back or picked up again during and after vacations.

The policy of replacing workers, if this is followed, is determined by the various divisions of the county government charged with handling the volume of work. In some instances, again like the sheriff's office and the county hos i month, the percentages will! AC, (B To this day, trie ancient pot still method LINGERIE Second Floor Reg. 15.98 Fleece Robes, 4 Colors to Choose 10.99 Reg. to 9.98 Dusters, Shifts, Robes 3.99 Reg. to 10.00 Famous Makers Girdles and Bras Save Vj to Vj Reg.

2.98-3.98 Half Slips, Nylon 1.99 LOWER LEVEL is used in distilling Gordon's Gin. Only gin from the heart of the run is bottled for Gordon's. HI Gordon's uses only juniper ,4 take care of development of this area. "This is a radar-laser-moon-shot world, and this is the type of developments we need in our county." Dyal further declared that additional water supplies for berries and other choice botanicals aged to the peak of maturity. Gordon's is extraordinarily dry.

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Deeo puff quilt. Royal, peacock, gold, white or fie it. an estimated Southland popula tion of 20 million in the next 25 years must be secured. til 4 While agreeing in principle Reg. 8.98 100 Virgin Acrylic Blankets 6.99 i GORDON with Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall's Southwest Water Plan, Dyal said there must be a number of changes be 5 Gordon's has a distinctively delicate flavour.

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which Is now getting on its way.".