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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 13

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2lQ32LriStlt3Zimt4 U.S. Warned to CombatiEdwin Stanton, 11 GOP Assembly Fights Ban on Endorsements 'Fools' Who Aid Reds Communism Is Modern Plague Spreading Over World, Freedoms Foundation Told Oil Cattle Man, Dies at Home Hats oES! Edwin Locksley The California Republican winning half hour show, "Destination Unknown," pro Americans must retool their thinking and work on 69, owner of Santa Cruz Is Assembly joined Thursday with the United Republicans land and widely known oil the 00I3 in our country who duced by Family Films fori the Missouri Synod. are willing to open the gates and cattle man, died of a heart attack at his home. 435 of California and the California Democratic Council in to communism, a seminar During the afternoon ses Windsor Wednes sion, Times cartoonist Bruce day night. jopposing Assembly Bill 2922, which they claim would Russell; Karl Hubenthal a-aa meeting of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley was told here Thursday.

Speaker at the meeting, Mr. Stanton was born in Herald-Examiner artist, and John J. Knudsen, cartoonist handcuff them in endorsing San Diego in 1893 and moved to Los Angeles with his family six years later. candidates. sponsored by the western for The Tidings, Catholic The measure by Assembly Newspaper, were given dis regional office of FFVF in the Union Oil Co.

auditorium, tinguished service awards. man Harvey Johnson (D-El He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley where he was a was Karl Baarslag, a former These are presented only Linda Edwards Robert Domingos Monte) would compel such when the recipient has pre track 6tar and a member of volunteer groups as CRA, naval intelligence officer. 1 "Communism is a modern black plague that is spread Delta Kappa Epsilon frater UROC and CDC because a viously been selected for an award In at least 10 of the Foundation's annual awards LOMPOC LAYINGS nity. ing over the world," Baar political party name is em Served in Franc programs. slag told his audience.

"Most Americans were startled Ibodied In their titles; to Continued from Firit Pag Leo Gnesa. Domingos found The Times also was pre During World War Mr. state in their literature that when congressional inquiries were engaged and planned sented a George Washington Stanton served In France as his locked car parked in a wooded median strip of the their endorsements are not Honor Medal for Its Student an officer In the field artil to marry in November. Sheriff's detectives learned Outlook public affairs pro (official party blessings. highway.

lery. His son, Edwin L. Stan revealed in 19o0 a vast Red underground was at work within their country." From Good Homes gram. Ten similar awards William J. Nelligan, CRA ton an army officer in Lee Gnesa said many of were made to individuals the young couple left Linda's home about noon Tuesday in the youngsters used the old president, said his organiza The scotch to cheer It's ths light 8 year old In the diamond don't keep ft under your hat; enjoy the mellow taste of Lang's Lightest Scotch.

Lantfs Lightest Scotch 100 Bl.nd.d Scotch Whiiky Blended Bottled by Ung Brother, Ltd, Glasgow, Scotland Inct 186186 ProofGolan Import Co, Lot Angela, California World War II, was killed in action in France. companies and schools. lean-to for shelter and sug tion 13 "unalterably opposed to the bill. A. C.

Rubel, chairman of Mr. Stanton leaves his the Domingos family car. It was senior "ditch day" gested they look there. How "They were further shocked to learn that of the 60 to 70 Soviet agents identified at the hearings or who at Lompoc High and a party ever, Domingos first flagged down a passing California wife, Evelyn Carey Stanton; a son, Dr. Carey Stanton: a "We believe our legislators should be representative of the western regions and president of Union Oil and Paul A.

Terry, vice pres had been scheduled for sen Highway Patrolman, Paul grandson, Edwin L. Stanton took the Fifth Amendment, the people," Nelligan stated. iors. But instead of attend ident of the group, presided most of them were Ameri Schultz, and he accompanied III, and a brother, Herbert over the meeting. ing the party, Linda and Robert decided to go to the Stanton.

them to the spot where the cans who came from good Today's principal speaker I Aeuigan also announced that Rep. Charles A. Halleck GOP minority leader, will address CRA's tmblic bodies were found. Mr. Stanton bought all but beach.

will be Capt. Nicholas Arti- homes, were educated in the top institutions, were top Linda told a friend, Shir minov, a Russian naval offi 8,000 acres of 30-mile-long Santa Cruz Island, largest of It was estimated that Linda and Robert were shot banquet Saturday night in graduates and had above-average incomes," he declared. cer who recently defected to late Tuesday. ban Tancisco. the free world.

The seminar the Channel Islands off the Southern California coast in ley Gnesa, where they were going. It is a spot favored by Lompoc youngsters for surfing and beach parties. "If people are going to do something about this prob will conclude Saturday. 1936 and operated the Island Some of Robert's clothing was found on the rear floor of the car, along with three as a cattle ranch. When the young couple lem, they must do some self-thinking.

That includes our In lieu of flowers the fam empty soft drink bottles. had not returned Wednesday morning, Mrs. Edwards and national leaders. They must ily requests donations to Linda purse was on the study Communists, not com Good Samaritan Hospital or front floor of the car. Dr.

John P. Blanchard, au Roberts father, George Domingos, filed missing-per munism." the Amencan Heart Assn. Funeral services will be sons reports with authorities Dr. Eugene Bertermann, chairman of the committee private with Pierce Bros. When Domingos learned of topsy surgeon, said there was no indication the girl was sexually molested.

Her right leg was shattered by one of on TV and radio presenta- Mortuary in charge. the beach trip, he drove there Pianist Susan Starr Mother of Daughter PHILADELPHIA Of) Mrs. Kenneth Amada, the former Susan Starr, 20-year-old internationally known concert pianist, became the mother of a daughter Thursday. She gave birth to a 5-lb. 4-oz.

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