The Desert Sun from Palm Springs, California • 2

-r Quotations Mr and Mrs Citizen Can Give Thoughts on City Council Pay New York Stock Exchange Discuss 'Vitality' 2 Mnn Aatwr 4 1944 row hnrTSyo CobiMMi eadi nanairifag couadlmae S3M per Couadlnua new get per diem expense when trsvdiageet if the city Csoadlmai Ed McCeubrey who moved for tho qeastbe an the ballet eeateads tha not salary Ha ays it far expaases" Bat CasuicOaaa Matt Drag ieevkh takaa tha paaitiaa it salary aid that when income tax mica am applied it could mala it coat me meaey te get paid delegations matters and hear from the Rev Martin Luther King Jr Californians have been urged to beck the seating of a challenging mainly Negro Freedom Delegation from Misiisaippi in placa of the regular'party'i all-white delegation Brown Mid Sunday tha sympathy of the Californians was with tha Freedom delegation but that a legal question remained Oow-Jonps AvernqM By United Fries lateral tiesal High Low Close Chags ind Mi ll 83483 83731 off 111 rrs 31137 31088 31871 off 887 II uU lMlll4IISMMofilM 85 itk 8M43 38747 3MMofflSl Sales today wore about 171 million sham eompred with 113 million shares Friday I American Exchange 1 NEW YORK (UPI) Stocki (k4 bit from their best lev-di near the cloee today Pricei opened narrowly mixed and only alight pragma vai made before they began drift ing backward in the final 39 minutes Steels were mostly fractions higher but Jones Laughiin Youngstown Sheet and Copper weld Steel posted point-iiud gains Lukens retreated from its earlier high and shaded a bit Chrysler moved ahead smart ly in an otherwise duU motor section Hack Trucks made fractional progress NSW YORK lUPD-OTtocM tea NSW Yark Stock Enhanga a IrtMlkOTl Htok Lew CMn CHg Demos Open Meet (Coatinaod from Page 1) Mrs Long is a member of the credentials oommittee But a statement issued by the rival Freedom group as seated that a compromise plan was winning support and might be brought to the convention floor if necessary Freedom party officials said Rep Edith Green of Oregon had proposed the compromise Under it each member of boti delegations who pledged party loyalty would be seated and Mississippi votes in the convention would bo divided proportionally between the two groups Seeks Another Compromise Irving Kaler of Georgia another member of the credentials committee also indicated a compromise wai being sought in the Hiiiisiippi fight He said the problem was to respect the legal foundation of the regular delegation while at the same time be sympathetic to the moral basis on which the Mississippi Freedom delegation have couched their appeal The Freedom party contends the regular delegation gacri ficed its right to bo seated by barring Negroes from partidpa turn' in Mississippi politics' Delegations of states not directly involved in the issue were caught between 'dictates of the emotions and those of practical politics California leaders for examplo sympathized with the Mississippi Freedom delegation but fearad a party division which would hurt Jdhneon and help Goldwater in the South In the meantime the Indiana delegation unanimously adopted a resolution demanding that la all contests the Mated delegation should bo required first to pledge support for tha ticket nominated by the convention Predicts Setflemeat Gov Carl Sanders of Georgia predicted the Alabama and Mississippi disputa would be worked out within the credentials committee without erupting into a fight on tha convention floor Sanders alio forecast that tha party plank on civil rights would be one that Southern delegations could support haring to apologise to anyone" lbs plank as drafted by a platform subcommittee would promiM "fair and effective enforcement" of the new civil rights law with the federal government stepping in only when local governments failed to act In a pre-convsntion statement Speaker John McCormack who will be the permanent chairman expressed confidence that the Democrats would dose ranks despite any conflicts hers and support tilt national ticket in November akau S- hi vr OTWBVwVmm 818 tWan In IaAb mA na asitg la Ml DlVlDINDS: (a) aua antra Ik) SMSaaSi Ikl caaiM Slatiikuttoni (1)4 gar ant In ttodll (kl ptr ant In ttock gets tort ytari 11 aaStoMwiS to MnOti (I) Mlcatia taHaaang Haora to fracton Mftgi rl prtltata MOT tog toort radian Hlkai () krtlealaa trttoailng (Igura to traefton In Hul bAbalaa 3Mnla BMin fno ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) -Gov Edmund Brown and Assembly Speaker Jesse Un-ruh turned from talk of death" to a discussion of political campaign vitality today at a friendly breakfast Brown's press secretary Jack Busby firmly dented reports of a dispute between Brown and Unruh over their roles in the California Democratic campaign organization Burby uid Unruh had accepted tha position of Southern California co chairman which was offered to him by Brown head of tha campaign organization He said Unruh also would head an executive campaign committM in tha South He Mid Unruh came to the breakfast in that capacity and that campaign plans were discussed in a friendly atmosphere Burby nid he was ipeaking on behalf of both Brown and Unruh Talk of new feuding between the two broke out thia weekend when Unruh flew into this convention city and told reporters he was unsure what his role would be in Hu California campaigns Then Sunday Brown arrived and repeated on a national trip evision show (CBS' The that tha struggle between himself and Unruh did concern him Asked when it might end Brown uid "well you can never predict them things In politics sometimes they end in the death of one or the death of both Political death I'm talking about" Burby said the breakfast to-in room also was attended by National Coat mitteeman Eugene Wyman who will bo Southern California co chairman with Unruh and by Don Bradley who will professionally manage the campaigns statewide The delegation postponed until late today a caucus to discuss Typhoon Hits Jap Island TOKYO (UPI) Japan's first typhoon of the fall season slashed across the southernmost island of Kyushu today and killed 34 persons in drown-Inga and landslides The typhoon hit Kyushu with center winds up to 95 mites an hour Sunday By this morning it was moving onto the main island of Honshu and toward tha thickly populated district west of Osski but with winds down to 68 milei an hour and diminishing Ham on th Way ISTANBUL The Olympic flame leaves aboard a chartered Japanese jet plane for Beirut today on the second teg of its journey to Tokyo The flame arrived by plane in Istanbul Sunday and was borne through the city to the Municipal Palace by 31 Turkish athletes Awards Announced WASHINGTON (UPI) The Carnegie Institution Sunday announced the award of 18 fellowships worth 813130 to American and foreign scientists WILSON JEWELERS CXPIRT WATCH RDAIKI Dom or PraiRiiot 41 Haar Sarvica Daatef lag OiMfa Watcfeoi 199 PmCninDi Three Injured In Accidents Throe persons were injured in traffic accidents ever the weekend none seriously the California Highway Patrol reported In a two-car accident near the intersection of the Blythe highway with Interstate 18 Barbara Clark Kenny 39 of Orange and Della Elaina Griffiths 38 of PaM Del Bey suffered injuries They were taken to Valley Memorial Hospital in Indio where they were treated and rleaMd In a one-car rollover at 1:15 am Sunday Kermit Hart Bonner of 83-088 Stone Canyon Drive Indio suffered minor injuries Ho wu treated at the Valley Memorial Hospital in Indio and released Local Man Held For Possession Kim Joseph Brooke 30 315 Debby Drive ii being held today in city jail on a Los Angeles warrant charging him with illegal posMssion of a hypodermic needle or syringe Police Sgt John Herrera reported Herrera said Brooks was arrested by Det James Wall on a Los Angelea Municipal Court warrant at the Palm Springs a a a a Wall also arrested Brooks on a disorderly conduct count aa Brooks waa of alcohol orparcotica unable to control' hia person" a a i Herrera Brooks willbe transported to Los Angeles for a court appear ance Herrera said Hansen Service Set Tomorrow Privat crematorium aervices for Mrs Margie Hansen 53 580 Warm Sands Drive will be conducted tomorrow at 18 am at Montecito Memorial Park Cemetery San Bernardino with the Desert Mortuary Desert Hot Springs in charge of ar rangements Mrs Hansen died Wednesday at the Derort Hocptial A native of Tacoma Wash she had lived in California since 1959 and in Palm Springs for tha past year She ii survived by her mother Mr Inez Pritchard of Seattle Wash BokrackW 1 BaMLH 8 BaN 4 OUto BangrA Ms Kmtclnc 8 BaHiliM kaolFd US Backman BaachAc BaacM 1W BanSta 1-S Banin BKvKi 141 BIImEW Baaing Ca I SarOTwCt I trgWnir I BaatES 1J4 Brtggi Mt IrHIal My I City electon have astil Sept 18 to submit argameata fer ar gaiast tha dfy prr pasal that pay itself City Clark Shirley Heary aaaoaaced yesterday Ska said state atatatea permit electara to file arguments agaiaet the proposition to appear aa the ballot Tha prop sittoa states: city cwaiilma ra-eeive compematiaa other thaa reimbarsemeat far actaal a ad neceudiy expeaaSca aa blows S4N per month vies mayor 8344 per month and Virgil Pinkley's Papers Bought Majority interest and control of tho Coachella Valley Publishing Co publisher of the Indio Jfewe has been purchased by the South Bend (Indians) Tribune The announcement confirmed rumors which had been circulated in Indio sad in profession- Sweeten Hearing Slated A preliminary hearing for Odie Lo Sweeten charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death Friday of a Palm Springs woman wu set thia morning for Aug SI at 3 pm by Judge Wallace Rouse Judge Bouse also set bail at 83301 when Sweeten appeared in Desert Municipal Court He remained in city jail early today Sore (ten is accused of failure to Tinder aid to Mrs Maria Alice Pelham 48 383 Ash Road who Sweeten Mid jumped from his jeep early Thursday in Indian Avenue -Police uid Sweeten a Palm Desert gardener took tho woman to hie residence for some 18 hours before he sought medical attention or reported the incident' She was dead on arrival at Desert Hospital after Sweeten called sheriffs dauties who summoned an ambulance Meanwhile a Wiefela Sons Mortuary official said non of Mr a Pelham's family hai claimed the body Police have aid she has a son Michael 30 living here Other kin are unknown police report The mortuary spokesman Mid the eounty coroner may make funderal arrangements if family members do not Stakeout Nets Suspect Here An alleged prowler suprised by a Palm Springs resident early Sunday morning is being held in city jail today on suspicion of burglary Police Sgt John Herrera said Tho man was identified by Herrera as Wayne Scott Workman 33 4033 Calls San San-tonio The officer added that David McKinney 1571 San Lucas Road spotted Workman's ear his residence about 3 am Sunday and jjave chase Losing Workman Kinney called police and Sgt Pete Callan staked out tha suspect's car Herrera said Some two hours later Workman returned to his car parked nearby and Callan arrested him Hanera said Marriage Licenses INDIO (CNS) Marriage li-censea have been issued this week to the following couples: James Edward Bannon 34 of 585 Call Palo Fierro Palm Springs and Patricia Ann Meeks 17 of 30674 San Gabriel Circle Palm Springs George Games Pacheco S3 of 784 St Cathedral City and Sara Montano Gonialei 17 of 1331 Almond Way Banning Km home maitciic? 6 INTEREST CALL F8ANK WISKOWSKI CANYON MORTGAGE CO 136 loofh Patel Canyw 324-4159 ar 124-4171 Desert by Schurz al newspaper circles for months Abo included in the transaction wu the sab of the Orange Daily News and Anaheim Gazette part of tho Virgil Pmkley group of newspaers to Freedom New-paperi publishers of tho Santa Ana Register Other Pinkley newspapers affected by the change in control include The Imperial Valley Press and Morning Post in El Centro the Brawby News in Brawley and a newspaper in Calexico Publishing ventures of the group in Palm Springe and Beaumont and Banning were unsuccessful and had bean suspended The Saturday announcement of the sale wu made jointly by editor and pubhiher Virgil Pinktey of tha Indio News and Franklin Schurx editor and publisher of the South Bend Tribune Palm Desert Man Found Dead in Chair PALM DESERT A local carpenter was found dead Sunday in his chair at his home at 44-831 San Juan Circle the sheriffs department reported The carpenter Thomas Albert O'Keefe II wee discovered sitting in front of his television set by a deputy sheriff The deputy reported O'Keefo had been dead several days judging from the condition of the body Jewel Irickion 73-844 Catal-ena Palm Deeert owner of the house rented by O'Keefe told the sheriffs department she made frequent trips to tha place to water the lawn and she had not seen him since Aug II She said she became worried because the television was playing continually and a peculiar odor came from the house O'Keefe was a member of the Indio Carpenters Union and was formerly manager of the Deslrt Magazine Apartments at 71-151 El Paseo His wife Rene has been a patient at Patton State Hospital for several weeks Fret Library Pact Gets County Okay RIVERSIDE (CNS) The county hoard of supervisors approved today a 8387804 free library agreement that includes services for Banning Beaumont Palo Verde Valley Diitrict Corona Coachella Elsinore Hemet Indio Palm Springs Perris and San Jacinto with branchei nr stations at Midland RUer Cathedral City Thermal Norco Desert Hot Springs Valli Vista Aguanga Deiert Center Eagle Nuview Oasis and Palm Desert Hal Wells assistant to the administrative officer advised the aupenrieori that tha agreement with the board of library trus-ten of the City of Riverside would extend to Juno SO 1885 Geronimo Kin Dies HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Veteran character actor Chutes Stevens 71 a grandson of Gcr-onimo died Saturday at his home Drnrrt Ora I Camrai Jr Pnnim rtB Mf IjAuu wi Wi muii rOTMUnr Part ONla aa in PaM Spring! 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