Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 12

Rep. Younger, 74, Dies Of Leukemia WASHINGTON Rep. J. Arthur Younger. R-llth District.

who represented San Mateo County in Congress for 15 died of leukemia last night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He was 74 Younger's illness was diagnosed after he entered the hospital last April 18. He as able to leave the hospital and appeared briefly in the House last month. He announced June 1 that he would not seek re-election in 1968 but hoped to serve out his eighth term in the House. Two Republicans have publicly announced they would seek election to Younger's seat.

They are Sheriff Earl Whitmore and Paul N. McCloskey. a Palo Alto lawyer Gov. Ronald Reagan has authority to call a special election to fill the vacancy. In Congress.

Younger, of San Mateo. was4he second-ranking Republican on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Younger first was elected in 1952 after he had served 15 years as executive vice president of a San Francisco savings and loan firm. Younger is survived by his widow. Norma.

Funeral arrangements are pending. Marin Bills State $2,700 13 Marinites For Mountain Happening REP. YOUNGER House veteran Summer begins in Formosa in May. Marin County hopefully billed the State of California yesterday for $2,700 in overtime paid officers to patrol the giant music festival atop Mount Tamalpais June 9-10 County Administrator Alan Bruee said yesterday the claim for overtime amassed by a 25- man force was sought in a letter to Frank Nichols, director of the Department of State Beaches and Parks, which issued the permit for the festival in the state park. If the claim is rejected.

Bruce said. San Francisco radio station KFRC, which sponsored the benefit show, may get the bill. The board of supervisors, acting at a budget hearing day. asked an investigation by Bruce into sheriff's men accumulating county-paid overtime while augmenting state law enforcement authorities in Marin. The bill sent to Nichols also asked that the county be consulted in the future before permits are issued fur events which may draw huge crowds to Mount Tamalpais.

Window Vandalism Two windows were broken, apparently by someone throwing rocks, at Neil Cummins School on Mohawk Avenue. Corte Madera. police reported today. Displaying Art Paintings and sculpture by 13 Marin County artists are part of a showing of Bay Area art being held this week at Dominican College. The exhibit is located in Gix- man Hall.

Archbishop Alemany Library, and the Caleruega dining hall at the college. The local artists are; Peter Saul. Richard Etel Aunan. David Alba. Harry Crot.

tv. Rodger Jacobsen. Russell Chatham. Doris Chatham. Art Holman.

Raymond Rice. Miriam Rice. Mary Perry, and Richard Van Wingerden. The exhibit, open to the oub- I he between 9 am and 5 p.m. 1 daily, is running concurrently with the week-long symposium on Bay Area problems sponsored by Dominican College.

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