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t4 -Part I FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949 More Cruisers Go to Moth Ball Fleet Second Child Dies of Burns Suffered in Bathtub Accident OAKLAND, June 30 (JP) Three more light cruisers the Oakland, Gora, with a neighbor girl, Joan Farrell. She said she had tested the water with her elbow, but left the children unattended to get their pajamas. HAMMOND, June 30 (U.R) Robert Gora, 18 months, whose twin sister had died in the same accident, died today of burns suffered when a 9-year-old baby sitter left them in a bath tub. The children had been left by their parents," Mr, and Mrs. Joseph MAKES Astoria and Atlanta were consigned today' to the reserve fleet at' Mar Island Naval Shipyard.

After the usual imoth ball" treatment, they will be tied up at Hunters Point Mm nia.t.w Authorities, who planned no ac DRINKS tion, said one of the babies apparently turned on the hot water. (Sirs.) Deck ay onday (July -flffli) for Sj TODAY i the First of July. If evsrvthicar work. nnt' nil 4 I. GonuenianGGofourout-of-toivnsIioppor right, we may be reasonably ure mat The Fourth of July will come up next and we shall all join in hailing The Spirit of Independence, Bowron Plans Slum Riddance Move at Once Mayor Bowron yesterday said he will move Immediately to set up a sweeping plan for slum clearance and low-rent housing in the downtown area with Federal assistance, The Mayor said he will call a joint meeting of members of the Planning, Redevelopment and Housing commissions to aid in getting up a comprehensive plan for a unified program, made possible by passage of the Ellender-Taf t-Spence, General Housing Bill.

Under the bill, Mayor Bowron said Los Angeles may apply for urban redevelopment loans to clear "blighted areas" which definition, he said, applies to 'Virtually the entire downtown area. The city's Housing Authority also may, under the bill, apply for loans to build public housing projects. These provisions, he declared, will help relocate low-income families who face loss of housing under any slum-clearance program, and also will open the way to provide "adequate, permanent housing for our low-income veterans." The Mayor said the bill's provision restricting public housing tenancies to families with incomes at least 20 under those paying private rents, will protect the building industry from "socialization," as feared by some builders and real estate men. Ths chromatic theme of Fourth of July parties is Red, vv rate and Blue. PW.9JisdilfiJir-..vi 7' -1 j'-f Bis Jt i s.

The Farmers Market is A piled high with g-ood things to eat. We have lots of red Etrawberrie3. lota of white powdered sugar but blue foodstuffs are somewhat rare, blueberries being just about 0 the only thing we have, and u-nic they are purplish. VICTIM Leslie Lewis, right, 3, shows her sister Lynn Lewis, 5, where she was bitten on thumb by Times photo RADIO PRODUCER'S DAUGHTER Of course, there is always the blue of the sky and the blue of the ocean. However, when you isolate a glass of blue water, it somehow Isn't 3-sectIon htadbesrd 2 commodes 1 Mr.

Mrs. chott blue In the glass and a close up inspection of a bag of sky raveals that our California Snake Bites Girl, 3, Res i a i I in Ya rd climate fades, when isolated. the Farmers Market strives to supply its patrons with things for JURY DISAGREES IN TARANTINO TRIAL FOR LIBEL Three-year-old Lesli Lwts wasn't afraid of snakes. $165 VALUE1 Terrifically reduced, to selll Distinctively Modeml Blonde, ebony or 2-tonel Expensive shadow-box design. Enjoy the luxury of the 3-section headboard Ideal for radio, books, magazines, etc.1 You won't believe it until you see it Extra chests AkO I Not until yesterday.

Leslie, daughter of Warren Fourth of July entertaining, In the red, white and blue theme. 24 months pay! Lewis, radio producer and writer, was playing with her sister Lynn, The flower stalls come through with delphinium and 5, in the back yard of their home at 3982 Orange Drive. next door to get- neighbor to kill the snake. But when Mrs. Lewis returned, she found that Leslie had tried to rescue the beach ball.

Her thumb had been bitten. Leslie was taken to Georgia Street Receiving Hospital for treatment. But even that wasn't new. The child had been to the receiving hospital two other times in the past six months both times for head injuries. When the reptile, a 3-foot king After nearly seven hours of deliberation, a jury In Municipal Court reported last night to Judge Lewis Drucker that it was hopelessly dead- i locked in the trial of Jimmy Tarantino, Hollywood writer, 1 charged with criminal libel, "i Judge Drucker ruled a mis- trial and ordered Tarantino i to appear In Division 7 at 9:30 this morning for setting of a new trial date.

bachelors buttons. Mary Dodge, the lady who raised pop corn to the upper snake, invaded their yard, the girls left their beach ball and ran to the house. Their mother, Mrs. Lillian Lewis, told tha girls to stay in the house while she went levels of the confectioner art, offers packaged candied I pop corn in red, white and blue. BILLY WILDER MARRIES SINGER AUDREY YOUNG The Fanners Market's bake I shops may be depended on to trade in your old furniture Ho red tcpe! Easy terms! Deal direct with the owner! Tarantino was represented by Atty.

Herbert Pearlson and the case was prosecuted by Dep. City Atty. Roland Wilson. The charge against Tarantino grew out of a complaint issued by the City Attorney's office and signed by Columnist Florabel Muir. would wed.

Miss Young recently IK-. r' 5025 W. PiCS (nar La Bra-We. 5221) 815 N. WlttSril (nMrM.IroM-CR.

0218) Aihambrt 00 Mils -(cu. 3-27i) completed an engagement in Mexico City's El Reforma Hotel and had been with Tommy Dorsey's band. Billy Wilder, 43-year-old producer-director, and Singer Audrey Young, 25, were married yesterday in Linden, according to a telephone message from Miss Young to her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Stratton Young, 1449 Redondo Blvd. Young said his daughter "wouldn't even tell her father" where she and her husband will honeymoon or when they will be back in Los Angeles.

Wilder, Academy Award-winning director, had earlier denied reports that he and Miss Young Heiress Divorces San Franciscan RENO, June 30 (Dorothy Ledyard Knight KnifSn, socially prominent heiress of the late Lew is Cass Ledyard of New York, di vorced Reville Kniffin of San Fran cisco here today. Mrs. Kniffin previously was married to the late Richard Knight, New York attorney whom she divorced several years ago. Cook Acquitted of Murder Charge Arzell B. Oliver, 27-year-old She married Kniffin here Aug.

28, 1944. Her complaint today charged have interesting and delicious specialties reflecting something of the spirit of the holi-1 day. On the fruit-and-produce eide we offer beautiful water-. melons ripe and ready and patriotically red centers surrounded by a stratum of ipure white. The rind, however, is some-; thing else again but in that the outer shell of a watermel-'on isn't eaten anyway, why -not paint your watermelons (Sorry.

It's the home econ-; omist in ne. I must strive to overcome it.) The Fourth of July calls for outdoor entertaining and Ah! That's where paper shop comes in for nod. The shop presents a remarkably complete collection paper specialties including plates and drinking cups '-paper utensils table cov-I era and napkins. These and interesting decorative -table novelties are available I in red, white and blue and you're shopping today or tomorrow for a Glorious Fourth party be sure to drop mental cruelty. cook who said he had used only iustifiable force to protect his wife from an intoxicated and per sistent admirer, was acquitted Daziques Arrive WASHINGTON, June 30 Two giant daziques, claimed to be the first born in captivity, have yesterday on a charge of murder by a jury in Superior Judge W.

Turney Fox's court The prosecution had charged arrived at the Washington that Oliver had dealt the blows which in the early morning hours In case you don't know, they're oversize orioles native to the tropics, Zoo Director William M. Mann said. of last March 31 caused the death of Donald L. Bechtelheimer, 35, also a cook, at the Oliver apart ment, 131 Ave. 63.

wi 'XV (W I I 'II WHY GAMBLE ON FF.ISES? CoitI's, will guarantee the manufacturer's retail sell- ing price on any Camera, Projector or Enlarger purchased in our store up to November 15, 1949. 4. 5iiould such prices decline. Castle's, will issue credit on the difference price cn presentation of your sales slip. Buy in confidence enjoy the use of your photographic equipment without thought cf financial loss.

F8 PARKING IN REAR by The Paper Shop Farm- ers store section farmers I Market, 3rd at Fairfax. Retiring Librarian Honored at Dinner Retiring after 35 years of service, Mi3S Prances Halsey Spining, librarian at the California Institute of Technology was honored at a dinner last night in the Athenaeum by her associates on the library staff. She was presented with a watch and other gifts. She has been a resident of Pasadena since 1914 and is a member of the American Library Association; the Conference of College and University Librarians, and served for two P.S. 0a tk tilivlslon I taw Hit GuofoM, till wringing, sponga map, I I nidi a bta-liaa for THE 3RUSH SHOP" FARMERS MARKET WEtutef S40U i .1 i years as secretary-treasurer of to I WK IVINIMat Till IO VK SUNOiYI-MOOM Till 1 the Pasadena Library Club.

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