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LEONARD SHANE SUES The Times Recommends 4 lot flnjtlf 3 Zlmti 2 Port NOV. 1957' Supervisors to 1 Study Duties of (This may be clipped and taken to the polls for reference) CUSANOVICH, FINCH Below Is a marked ballot showing The Times recom Brown Makes Bid for CIO Aid in Campaign Frankly Asks Union Convention to Help Him in Election Contest Against Knowland Leonard Shane, advertis vich is a Van Nuys lumber yard manager. mendation for State Assemblyman in today's special election In the 64th Assembly District The district, .5 "i ing executive and radio-tele Finch made the following vision announcer, filed suit which runs roughly from Coldwater Canyon to the Ven Manager Post comment: in Superior Court yesterday "As of this time I have tura County line and from Roscoe Blvd. to the Los Angeles dry limits, includes the communities of Van Nuys, for $300,000 libel-slander damages against each of two heard absolutely nothing Up for consideration the Board of Supervis IVIivM By Dick Kidson from either Mr. Shane.

Mr. to accept their responsibilities to be fully accountable Sherman Oaks, Encino, Reseda, Tarzana, Canoga Park, defendants, Lou Cusanovich DeSilva or their counsel re- and Robert H. Finch. to their members. ors today will be an official eardinz the position which The complaint charges job description of the County a 1 1 the convention heard from State Controller I have taken with respect Woodland Hills, Calabasas and Agoura.

The Times is recommending the election of Lou Cusanovich, the officially endorsed Republican candidate. There are. one other Republican and three Democrats in the race. that Cusanovich, Republican candidate for btate Assem Robert C. Kirkwood and to their participation in ine 64th District special election Atty.

Gen. Brown made a frankly political pitch yesterday for the backing of the CIO segment of organized labor for his campaign for the California Governorship next year. Addressing the second session of the eighth annual California CIO convention in bly in today's special eleo from Alan Cranston, presi campaign. Until I have been tion in the 64th Assembly dent of the California Demo Manager's post, to be vacated by retirement of Arthur J. Will, present incumbent, next Dec.

1. The Supervisors have the right to either accept the District, and Finch, chair served formally 1 can only assume that this Is a fran Thanksgiving is a pretty wonderful time of the year. Particularly for those who don't hold a grudge against cratic Council, who said he expects to be a Democratic candidate for Controller next man of the County Repub LEGISLATIVE tic last-minute propaganda lican Central Committee, last Friday issued false and de effort on the part of Shane year. food. famatory statements about and tne Democrat- canaiaaie in the 64th District For en thing, it a day that krinnx Isaithu llfai family Kirkwood said organized labor now faces a double Vote for One Shane, a backer of Paul MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY SIXTY-FOURTH DISTRICT (Short term, ending January 5, "In anv event I would Civil Service Commission's specifications for the position or to make any changes deemed advisable by a board Long Beach, Brown asked 500 delegates to help him defeat Sen.

Knowland on the right-to-work and democra- danger: first, from a loss of Roest, Democratic candidate for the post. like to have it known that I will stand by my earlier confidence by the member LOU CUSANOVICH, Republican Lumber Business Manager (statements and that as an at ship and by the general public in labor leaders; second, Shane's Charges Shane asserts that Cusano groups, which seldom happens in hamlalt ai sprawled out Lot Angolet where it it frequent-ly a sleeper jump to the homo of the noaroit rolativo. The one who is chosen to provide the festive board fnr the annual reunion is ij torney I am hardly intimi from the possible passage of vich libeled him in a letter cy-in-unions issues. Praise for Action Brown praised organized labor foe taking the lead in dated by any threats of le-Val action of this kind and CHARLES C. MORRISON, Democratic Attorney that I believe that the ef written to Joseph T.

DeSilva, secretary-treasurer of Local 770, Retail Clerks Union. Cusanovich, the suit says, com overly restrictive legislation. "There is a way out ior labor," Kirkwood advised. "It must put forward its own positive program to assure majority. Separate Division In general, the description fits the present requirements of the county's chief administrative berth with the exception that the property management division, once a part of the County Mana faced, however, with a fact forts of Shane and DeSilva in suDtiort of the Democrat PAUL ROEST, Democratic Attorney that can be rather shatter in a Seems that evervone plained about Shane activi candidate have not been in putting its own house in order following disclosures before the Senate Labor Rackets Investigating Com the American public that ties in behalf of Roest and who shows up has sworn off the best interests of our two- ALBERT E.

SAUNDERS, Republican Accountant further abuse of power will identified Shane falsely as an employee of the union. eating for three days prior to Thankseivinsr and is out party system or of our democratic processes." not occur. ger's staff activities, is now mittee of venality on the part of some union leaders. to make ud for it all at The same day, the suit Convention delegates re JESS WASSERMAN, Democratic Advertising Executive adds, Finch published re elected without opposition "I believe organized labor marks to the effect that if Nuclear Ship Order PITTSBURGH, Nov. 18 UP) President Manuel Dias, Oak once.

This is th typo of table ath- imtm wit. wMak havoc an is to be commended for its Roest, a San Fernando Val land, and Secretary-Treasur vigor in spelling out and en fWestinghouse Electric Corp. any turkey smaller than a water er John A. Despol, Los An forcing a code of high ethical ley attorney, were elected, he would be "little more a separate department under Robert Heuer. Previously, recommendations for removal of budgetary functions from the jurisdiction of the County Manager and also those of the safety division were voted down by a board majority.

geles. standards for itself," Brownj commented. "I do not con announced today it has received a $2,000,000 order to build turbine generator units than an Instrument of De Speakers for today's third session are scheduled to be Silva and Shane." VOTE done the kind of abuses charged against a relative for the Navy first nuclear- The suit was filed through Al Barkan, deputy director buffalo. Getting a bird big enough Is a tough proposition. Getting one, that is, that doesn't taste like a roasted flamingo and it twice as tough.

You can find one that's a dandy, though, at any of the famous poultry palaces powered surfaceship Atty. Harold Lovell. Cusano-1 Continued from Second Page handful of officials among or of the AFL-CIO Council of Political Education, and the two top officers of the State Plan to Open Nevada Hotel Accepted ganized labor. trict, including 50,544 Re Brown launched a full- AFL, President Thomas L. publicans and 55,406 Democrats, Registrar of Voters in THE FARMERS MAR Pitts and Secretary-Treasur scale attack upon Knowland and the latter's advocacy of voluntary unionism as op er C.

J. Haggerty. Final ses Benjamin S. Hite is predict sions will be held tomorrow. By a Times Correspondent posed to compulsory union ing a turnout of only about KET at West Third and Fairfax.

Have to order the big ones now, however, because it takes some doing LAS VEGAS, Nov. 18 ism. 35. Terms of a plan for the com 'Calculated Call' He pointed out that in an to come up with a jumbo NLRB Hearing on Firings Opens The National Labor Rela The Democratic Attorney turkey that will meet pletion and opening of the late Tony Cornero Stralla's FARMERS MARKET high other recent Assembly special election, which was hotly contested, only 38 of the General described right-to-work legislation as "danger Stardust Hotel were accept standards of quality. ed nere today by U.S.

Dis ous and destructive and said he opposes it because "it voters exercised their fran trict judge John Koss. Mrs. Rella Factor, wife of chise. is a calculated call to class tions Board opened a hearing in the Los Angeles district office yesterday before Examiner J. R.

Hemingway on back-pay claims of 79 per That is why we are bringing the matter up at this seemingly early date, since Thanksgiving is still a week away from next Thursday. But if your dinner set warfare. John (Jake the Barber) Fac The 64th Assembly Dis Win jamas- "I for one am for the pres trict comprises an area tor, promised to put up $1,500,000 of a $4,300,000 in sons discharged in July, 1951. up requires a king-sized bird it behooves you to get on the ball. The best idea, of course, bounded roughly by Cold-water Canyon and the Ven vestment by Jan.

15. Under by the Knickerbocker Plas Is to come over to West ent right the present free-don-of an employer and his employees, the latter acting by a free democratic majority vote, to agree that anyone who is hired shall tic 11501 Hart North Hollywood. the plan, the remaining debt would be paid off at $75,000 tura County line and Roscoe Blvd. and the Los Angeles Third and Fairfax and a month beginning eieht Henry W. Becker, district city limits.

It includes the to place your order while taking advantage of the tre director, said specifications communities of Van Nuys, months thereafter. Mrs. Factor said the opening date will be about April then pay his fair share of getting the benefits he receives," Brown asserted. allege 79 claimants are owed in excess of $235,000 because of alleged unlawful discrimination against them. Sherman Oaks, Encino, Reseda, Tarzana, Canoga Park, Woodland Hills, Calabasas and Agoura.

mendous shopping facilities at Mr. Earl B. Gilmore's iabulous trading post. But 1. The Stardust contains 1061 rooms.

The speaker urged unions if you are busy at the mo ment a telephone call will turn the trick. Don't even bother to go to nylon safari set! incomparable as travel companions and an impressive 'Christmas package'! tailored pajamas, button-down robe and matching scuffs in dip-dry-don tricot nylon, coral, aqua, navy, peacock work on the telephone directory. We'll give you the names and the numbers right now. Wenger's is WEbster 6-4672, Puritan is WEbster 8-0312, Saunders is WEbster 3-5004 and Weeks is I i WEbster 6-8093. They can get you a big, juicy 35-pound turkey that will feed the whole crew.

As a matter of fact, all turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner can be ordered over the telephone if that is more convenient for you. All these are local birds from the Antelope Valley and the surrounding foothill areas. They are dressed daily and brought fresh from the ranches to the poultry palaces in THE FARMERS MARKET. These particular feathered friends are the big, broad-breasted Bronze turkeys that were developed strictly for eating purposes. Lots of white meat on them.

or raspberry. 32 to 33 sizes in tricot lingerie, set shown, just 11.95 also, set with quilted robe, 15.95 If there are only couple of members in the family, or the i III I jK a I 1 i choice of light or dark meat ''CV wf come 1 A I i i i' runs pretty heavy in one direction or the other, it is possible to get only breasts or drumsticks, whichever you prefer. Only the finest birds from the flock are selected by the poultry shops in THE FARMERS MARKET at West Third and Fairfax. You can enter negotiations for yours 1 A. at any time between a.m.

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