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For Record 53,000 Two Plqns Proposed 's Private Car Sold Congress Gears Up for Budget Control At a Scottsdale Auction ByUlLL ROBERTS Associated Press Writer SCOTTSDALE (AP) Qneof Die prize spoils of World War II, Adolph HiUer's private car, has been sold for record $153,000. Inside a large tent at (he cattle-style auction Saturday, the former Tom Barrett, sat behind the steering wheel and blared a siren each time the bid climbed higher. "It was a fair price," a smfling Barrett said later. "But in five years it wiH be $250.000." Sources said Barrett had $77,000 invested in the car. The car, a long, sleek Mercedes-Benz, was purchased by Earl dark of the-Duteh Won- dcrland Museum in Lancaster, Penn.

"It was more than I expected to pay for it," Clark said. "But I never doubted that it would be mine." Clark said he would ship the tar back to Lancaster and construct a -special building to wihibk the black Mercedes, "1 guess 111 have to charge a UtHe to see it," he said, laughing. Barrett, who bought the car in 19(59, also sold another Hitler car for $93,000 to Bill Tanner, former campaign manager of "presidential hopeful George Wallace of Alabama. That auto, Barrett said, was specially built for Hitler in 1941 but was never considered his personal car. Auctioneers said the two cars cost more than $2 million in engineering and research and $60,000 in actual.material cost.

The bidding Saturday opened at $40,000 and took just a few minutes to break the old world record of $90,000. Auctioneer Dean Kruze said that was the price paid last Labor Day for Greta Garbo's 1933 Duescnberg in Auburn, Ind. When the bidding reached $120,000, the contest focused on. Clark and Dick Randall, an exhibitor from New Jersey. Clark, dressed in a brown, diamond-checked suit, slowly shook his head and huddled with associates each time the bid went up.

With several hundred persons cheering inside the crowded tent, Clark finally bid $153,000. few moments later, the NEWS BRIEFS AROUND THE WORLD Ban on Kiddie Program Commercials Hit WASHINGTON and major advertising agencies opposed today a proposal before the Federal Communications Commission to ban all commercials from children's television programs a move endorsed by citizens' groups. Action for Children's Television ACT filed the petition about two years ago, and its president and executive director told a commission hearing it is possible for a commercial TV station to run children's programming without commercials. Philadelphia School Teachers Strike PHILADELPHIA lie city's 18,000 public-school teachers struck today for the second time in four months after last-ditch talks failed to reach a contract agreement, The strike, which came after the teachers' union said an offer of binding arbitration came too late, officially began at midnight Sunday. Court Accepts Nude Dancing Appeal Supreme Court today agreed to rule on power of Wisconsin officials to shut down bars that feature nude dancers, A three-judge court in Milwaukee last August held state officials could not dose the toars without giving the owners an ad- ersary hearing "to disprove damagingcharges and demonstrate that they are deserving of being licensed." Newest Quintuplets Reported Doing Weff KVAXSTtW, HI.

The Baer quintuplets are "doing One and the father is calming down." says a spokesman at Evanston Hospital. The three girls and two boys were born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. James Baer of North brook. Thomas Allen, Elizabeth, Douglas Ktward, Leslie and Vickie moved from Highland Park to Evanston Hospital, a referral center for premature and high-risk babies.

Their mother had been taking a fertility drug. UFW Pickets Released From Jail EL CENTRO, Calif. United Farm Workers Union Bikers who were arrested while picketing in a broccoli field Saturday have been released on their OWE recognizance and will If tried during the next few weeks, Most of the strikers had been released soon after their arrest t-ut 26 had elected to remain in jail overnight rather than sign promises to appear in court. iucsons inQ Pbces ol the Community Center Jan, 11-20 Jan. 19-20 Jan.

20 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Jan. 27-28 Jan. 31 "Stop the World" Square Dance Festival Folkorico de Mexico Curtis Mayfield "Sleuth- Eddie Arnold Harlam Globetrotters BOX OFFICE OPEN Mon-fri.

AM-67M Saturday 10 AM-2 PM or right up 'HI performance on ihow dales For Ticket 791-4266 (bmmunftu Center auctioneer began what he billed as the "60-second countdown." "I have $153,000, do I hear the auctioneer asked. There was no response. Barrett, driving the limousine from the tent with his children in the back and new owner at his side, said: "No second thoughts about selling it at all." Clark admitted he had never seen the car before Friday, when it went on public display in the tent. Besides exhibiting it, Clark said he plans to show it at fairs around the eastern United States. For Kruse, and his three auctioneer brothers who conducted the safe, Hitler's car was a dream come true.

Shortly after the auction began, he had received only $65 for an early 1950 model Chrysler. The Kruse brothers work on commission. During the auction, some owners refused to sell when bids stopped at a few hundred dollars. But Kruse realized before he came here that Hitler's car would be the top prize. Hitler transported himself, Mussolini, Baron Mannerheim and other notables in it on state occasions during the early years of World War II.

When the war began to sour, he gave it to Mannerheim, who shipped it from Finland to Sweden to keep the Russians from getting it. Later, the Swedish government seized it for taxes and traded the car to an American importing firm for an undisclosed-quantity of ball bearings. WASHINGTON (AP) Congress is preparing to begin its organized effort to get better control of the budget and in the process to regain some of the power which, its members contend, has slipped over the years to the White House. The 16 House members of a special committee created fay the last Congress to devise effective legislative budget machinery have set their first meeting; for Wednesday, Rep Al Ullman, said. Ullrruin is author of the provision creating the committee, enacted when Congress turned down President Nixon's request for sweeping authority to cut back funds the legislators had already authorised.

Ullman said he will propose establishment of permanent budget committees in both House and Senate, composed of senior members, of the two taxing and spending committees in body. These committees would be charged, he said, with examining the president's spending proposals and developing, within 60 days, a congressional budget that would set limits orratKapproprtetions. The regular congressional committees then would Rake over and produce the money biljs for the various government activities. At the end of the appropriating process, the budget committees would make a final review, recommending cutbacks and adjustments or, if the state of the economy required it, modifying the original budget ceiling. Ullman acknowledged, in an interview, that the last attempt to establish an effective congressional budget, in the 1940s, failed.

But, lie said: New Board Member Swearing Is Planned Swearing a new member and for the group also was and election of new officers are to he made at the session, along on the agenda for a Central with presentation of new policy changes and adoption of policy "This year, I think we can do it. We have a lot of support both in Congress and in the country Members are finally faring xip to the realization that we have to provide a mechanism for responsibility UHman said he hopes the full special committee, including the 16 Senate members, can meet by the end of the week and begin work on its recommendations. It has all year to develop them, but a preliminary report is due Feb. 15, Meanwhile, Rep. Henry Reuss, another member of the committee, circulated a draft of s.

proposal somewhat similar to Uliroan's Reuss, however, would bring the Joint Economic Committee, which studies the over-all economic condition of the into the budget-making process, and would call for recommendations on taxation as well as spending. Arizona College Governing Board meeting tonight. Bradley Sizer Coolidge, former president, did not seek re-election this past fall and Dr. James Boyd. was chosen to replace him.

The oath of office is to be administered to the Coolidge physician at the 6 p.m. meeting at the Signal Peak Campus, Woodruff and Overfield roads. Selection of a new president proposals brought up at an earlier meeting. Duane Vild who directs the CAC educational program at the Arizona State Prison in Florence, was scheduled in give a report on what was being done there. CAC board meetings, in the administration building at the campus, are open to the public and anyone may attend.

TV HIGHLIGHTS Assault Charge Dropped ROOKIES Crime Drama. Mercy killing: Gillis is being investigated by internal affairs division for shooting a boy who was trapped in a flaming police car. Giilis: Michael Ontkean. Terry: Georg Stanford Brown. Ryker: Gerald S.

O'Loughlin. Jill: Kate'Jackson. p.m, Ch. 3. MOVIE Drama.

A seven- year-old manslaughter trial provides the conflict in "Set" This Town on Fire." (1969) Carl Betz stars as a newspaper publisher questioning his own judgment: his eyewitness testimony put a man behind bars, now the identity of a colleague to discover the role he was to play in an enemy scheme. (90 min. 8:30 Ch. 10. AMERICA Documentary.

Special: "Gone West" traces the growth of America inland and westward. Alistair Cooke details the events of the mid- 1800s, using historical photos, paintings and newspapers. Included: the trails of early pathfinders through "the first frontier," the Appalachians; Thomas Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase of 1803; Lewis and Clark's expeditions to the Pacific; the rush for gold in Adventure Is an everyday occurrence for rugged outdoorsman Jeff Graham. The new Rainbuw Adventure Films release. North Country, which presents Graham's exciting real life adventures in the majestic Alaskan back country, wilt open Wednesday at the Paramount Theatre.

North Country, filmed in Alaska, presents a one-year period of woodsman Graham's life as he lives hi and experiences the remote Alaskan wflderneM. A solitary figure. Graham lives off the land he loves; hunting only out of necessity and trapping just enough beaver, fox aijd muskrat to pay for what little he from civilization. Also serving as an occasional guide, he treks through spectacular back country which displays wildlife seldom seen or photographed by man. THESE PROGRAMS BROUGHT TO YOU THROUGH THE COURTESY Of THE FRIENDLY PEOPLE AT A charge of assault with a deadly weapon has been dropped against Manuel Seone Christmas Day.

Florence Justice of the Peace, Roy Nowlin said today he felt there was insufficient evidence to hold Iglesias for a trial in Superior Court. Nowlin heard arguments during a preliminary hearing Wednesday before taking the case under advisement. Iglesias was arrested by Pinal County sheriff's deputies after Rudy Echeverria, 36, of 1144 E. McMurray signed a complaint accusing him of pulling a knife and stabbing him in the back during a scuffle at Manterola Camp, on Seima Road a quarter mile east of Interstate 10. Investigators said Iglesias, who holds a U.S.

visa, resides and is employed at Manterola Camp as a sheepherder. p.m. town drunk has secretly con- J8 49; one of the most shameful fessedtothecrime Cast: Andy chapters in American history. Carl Betz. Buddy Bates, Chuck "The-Ttail of Tears," in which Connors.

8 p.m. 30,000 Cherokees were forced to Cn 12 march from their Georgia home "6 CARD STUD" Oklahoma-, and the birth of a Spanish alien who hmges on an unknown ktller Abraham Lincoln. Filmed on had been accused of stabbing a methodically eliminating location.Telecasl without inter- Casa Grande man during a fight former members of a lynch ruptions. (60 min 9 mob. Director Henry Hathaway Ch.

12. and screenwriter Marguerite Roberts later teamed for "True Grit." Filmed in Mexico. Cast: Van Morgan, Dean Martin The Rev. Rudd, Robert Mitchum. (Repeat; 2 hrsJ.

8 p.m. Ch. 3. ''THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER," a grisly tale about a woman hounded by a Satanic cull determined to possess her soul. Shelley Winters portrays the cult's leader.

Locations include Monterey and Carmel, Cal. (90 7:30 p.m. Ch, 3. MOVIE Drama. Brain- so illusory." washing, germ warfare and "Fortunately," enemy agents are key ingredients in "Hunter" (1971), an unsold pilot about a chameleon working MONDAY-FRIDAY Daytime SCHEDULE 1 KTAR 12 KOOL 10.

KPHO 5, KTVK 3 KPAZ 21. Government security agency. His mission: assume the On Pope's Mind VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope Paul VI says that a peace settlement in Vietnam still weighs on his mind. Speaking from his studio window Sunday to a crowd of 4,000 persons gathered in St. Peter's Square, the pontiff described a peace "which seemed so close and proved to the Pope added, "the new negotiations, which ail nope will be con- human elusive, still keep alive the hope for a.

tna a sincere meeting between justice and peace may finally take place." TOWER FRANCJSCO GRANDE SKY COCKTAIL LOUNGE Open Sat. Sun: 4 p.m. to 1 a Mon. Thurs. 4 p.m.

to 1 a.m. ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY at the piano ROBERTO COPIA Saturday, Sunday. Monday Tuesday Wednesday 9p.m.'to 1:00 a.m. at the piano SYLVIA ROSS Thursday Friday 9p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

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