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16 Port i-f sept. 2 8 950 Joe Venuti Used ECONOMICAL PERMANENT HEATl with HANDCUFF BROKE WRIST, MAN CHARGES IN SUIT CLOW GASTEAM RADIATORS Horrible Words, STtAM that his injury will prevent him' from working for about six months. He was convicted later on the drunk-driving charge. His suit includes as defendants Sheriff Biscailuz and the two; deputies. Wife Charges mm ill Demand for $24,000 damages was made yesterday against the county by John O.

Dial. 37, who complained that Sheriff's deputies broke his left wrist in applying handcuffs to him. Dial, a truck driver, asserts the incident occurred June 3 when two deputies, Otto F. Burk-hardt and Vincent A. Soto, picked him up at the Lancaster City Jail, for transfer to the County Jail on a drunk-driving charge.

The petitioner contends he im Clow Gostcom Radiotor wak thtr ttaam heat with gat. NO BASEMENT nacessory. Each unit I tompleta STEAM HEAT plont. Simply cn-naet to ga outlet. Moda in wony tiz for imallatt foomi or lorgat building-Clow Unit ora giving jotisfaetion in thousands of HOMES SCHOOLS SHOPS OFFICES all ovar tha SoutKland with natural, butona and propana flov James B.

Clow Sons Joe Venuti, bandleader and violinist, yesterday was divorced by Dorothy Venuti, who testified he "used horrible words" and "threw things" when he was "in a temper." Noted Doctor Dies JERSEY CITY, Sept. 27 () Dr. James F. Norton, 57, former; vice-president of the American! Medical Association, died sudden-: ly today. 1930 W.

Olvmoie Blvd. DU. 7-3351 Paaw ThM-mafltiit Optional mediately told the deputies his wrist had been broken but that During their two-year marriagei he threw an ash tray at one time and a kitchen stool at another; time. Once her arm was cut andi once her leg was bruised, she; told Superior Judge Paul Nourse.i he was denied medical attention until he was released on bail three days later. He complains FREED Dorothy Venuti, wife of Bandleader Joe Ven uti, got divorce yesterday, Times photo AciD0GF00DiS Am xcluftv' boHmd-rhe-Headltn Expos: THE KOREAN SEDUCTRESS WHO BETRAYED AMERICA Nehru Tells China of Views on Korea NEW DELHI, Sept.

27 UP) Prime- Minister Jawaharlal Neh who granted the decree. Witness "Weeps Her witness, Mrs. Lucille Som-ner, longtime friend, wept as she told the court of "horrible bruises" fhe had seen on Mrs. Venuti's leg. The musician's wife, she, said, had sought refuge in her home "many times 30 to 50 times" when he had frightened her with his temper.

"Even while she was at my home," Mrs. Somner said, "he would not let her alone. He'd telephone over and over." Judge Nourse granted Mrs. Venuti a restraining order to keep her husband from "molesting her by telephone or in person." Her attorney, Maxwell Sturges, introduced for the court's approval a property settlement agreement under which the bandleader will pay $150 a month for his wife's sup ru has told Communist China the Korean war must be localized and has expressed the desirability of a peaceful solution, an au WED 50 YEARS Mr. and Mrs.

Leigh Fuller of North Hollywood, who celebrated golden wedding anniversary. Times photo thoritative source said today. Many are good bat only on is best for dogs and cM. Ideal, th Meal," feeds in 11 7 ways for Strait mtMdM mI growth 4. Strong bonat and taath T.

Enargy. Try Idaol. Watch yaw or 1 BEGINNING NEW CYCLE 3. Vitomia bolonca S. Vitolrty and itarvaa am tar a rn Coronet NOW OM SAU 1.

Qaor aya and gUtty toaf The source denied reports, however, that India had threatened to withdraw her support of Red China if the regime there sent its troops to Korea or Formosa. 6. Strang alnawa and tanaont WWt IMtyrfratorf fitmtnl l(vw North Hoi ly wood Pa i port urml S1800 has been paid. Ma fk 50th An i versa ry 1 still living in Denver, he founded the Hotel Greeters of America. He has served continuously as a leader in the organization and was the founder of the Greeters' Home at Denver for aged and indigent members.

Since 1932 he has been honorary life president. The Fullers came to Los Angeles to live in 1913. For the. past 12 years he has managed the Universal Hotel Service, and prior to that time he was manager at various local hotels. Yesterday the Leigh Fullers of 11126 Burbank North Hollywood, were beginning their second half-century of married life.

And they were especially happy about it, too. They were married Sept. 26, 1900,. in Denver. He is now 75 and his wife Josephine is 67.

They celebrated Tuesday night by going out to dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Byron W. Kays, and their two In 1910, while the Fullers were Truman's Marine Note Draws Bids WASHINGTON, Sept 27 Rep. McDonough (R) said today he has received "several bids" for President Truman's famous letter describing the Marine Corps as "the Navy's police force" with "a propaganda machine that is almost equal to Stalin's." He said, he is willing to sell it, but not to "just anyone." and he, intends to give the proceeds to the Marine Corps League. McDonough estimates the letter is worth $10,000 as a historic He has insured it for that amount.

TRIMMED WASTE-FREE All MEATS MUST SATISFY YOU OR DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK U.S. GOV'T. GRADED 'GOOD' STEER BEEF STEAKS EEF 1 OAS IS ROUND BONE Divorcee Gets Probation in 1948 Theft Conviction RUMP ROAST CENTER CUT CHUCK OR 7-BONE T-BOHE, SIRLOIN CLUB, BONELESS ROUND Lb. Lb. J' If to ton, kti ot ist But before the court could pass sentence Mrs.

Stacey, twice a divorcee, was found to EASTERN SUGAR CURE0 HICKORY SMOKED iryou EASTERN CORN FED SLICED BACON HATE ARMOUR'S ClOVfRBlOOM EVISCERATED HEN TURKEYS LAMB BREAST MAT! TO ITtW BOILING BEEF have suffered a mental break 494 1 lATERi PORK CHOPS Vfo scrub floors MfSH. MINNISOt EXTRA SELECT BEEF LIVER Lb. SHANK RIB-END CUTS Lb. SKINLESS CATFISH WISH BlllTS. NO(THIM DOVER SOLE OVEN READY M4 POUNDS Mrs.

Zona B. Stacey, 26, facing sentence on a grand theft conviction recorded against her nearly two years ago. won leniency yesterday in Superior Judge William R. McKay's court. The judge, on Oct.

22, 1948, found her guilty of the theft of SS700. from Ralph Jacobs, 44, El Centro cantaloupe grower. At the time the court was told that Jacobs, who used to call Mrs. Stacey Pumpkins, had placed the money in a safe deposit box held jointly with Mrs. Stacey to keep it from his then estranged wife.

69' SUCED END ISy! VOM'S BEST FRESH GROUND AS YOU WANT IT down and she was committed to the State Hospital at Norwalk. Now recovered, Mrs. Stacey returned to court yesterday for the sentence. Judge McKay expressed the belief that she had been punished sufficiently already through confinement in the hospital and placed her on probation for five years. Mrs.

Stacey, a cosmetics demonstrator, was arrested in Missouri on Jacobs' complaint and later was extradited from that State. 36 MB. BAG COFFEE SUNTVAUEY YELIOVV SUM Vohio Gum 354 3V SNOWDRIFT tN lie CM lit- CHALLENGE GRADE AA FIRST QUALITY IONG, SHCINO CUCUMBERS 7k UstUtrs four Uh PINEJf. TENOEt SWEET CORN IN 1 18. CTN.

69 BUTTER M0t er FOR SWIFT'S BROOKFI ELD GRADE A FIRST QUALITY KiMU EANCY WASHINGTON JONATHAN BUTTER f. AND P. HALVES UNPEELEO APRICOTS Coarsegold Inn Still Standing COARSEGOLD, Sept 27 (IP) The modern Coarsegold Inn was not destroyed by fire last week, but flames did destroy the old landmark of the same name. The structure which was de: stroyed by fire was located approximately five miles from the LARGE NO. J'l CAN COEEH GIANT FcftS -IB lrf" DENNISON'S NEW PACK TOR3 ATO GATS 14 or.

BOTTLE 40 Newspapermen on Press Preview Flight to Europe NEW TORK, Sept. 27 U.R) Forty newspapermen took off late today, aboard the Constellation Star of Ohio on a press preview flight of Trans World Airline's new London-Frankfurt route. TWA will inaugurate the London-Frankfurt service Saturday on a daily-except-Sunday basis to London and a daily-except-Tiiesday basis to New York. The newspapermen will visit London, Berlin, Zurich, Geneva, Athens, Rome and Paris, returning to the United States Oct. 14.

Those on board included Stan Delaplane, San Francisco Chronicle; CoL Kenneth Fox, Kansas City Star; Edwin P. Hoyt, Denver Post, and Gene Sherman, Los Angeles Times. GLOBE A-1 BISCUIT MIX SAVE 4c SAVE mm lOjFVERj KOoRiol UJLKESDEUC10US 17 OX. CANS 20 ss 35 existing, Coarsegold Inn and, at the time of the fire, was being used as a private residence. The old structure, once a stopping place for stage coaches en route to Yosemite National Park, was built about 1855.

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