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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 32

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or or 12 Porti-THmi. auo. i53 "Em angelgf Cimti i 4 A ivant to ANGELENO SETS OFF LAS VEGAS INQUIRY Grand Jury to Investigate Charges That Swank Hotel Kept Man Under Armed Guard Alleged of a Los Angeles contractor by the operator of one of Las Vegas opulent strip hostelries will be investigated by the Clark County grand jury, beginning Sept 15, it was revealed to The Times yesterday A A. Earn Uzn L'sssy? Hsvt Iters Uzt Escsri A Esttrr in the Nevada city. charged that Katleman acted Dist Atty.

Roger Foley said that not only will the grand "willfully and maliciously" in Com fe thit FREE DEMONSTRATION of lb RAY AUGER C0U.7SE Wednesday, Sept. 2nd, 8:00 p.m. EFFECTIVE SPEAKIX3 HUMAN RELATIOKS DEVELOPMENT Set address below jury study the contractor's case keeping him a prisoner. Reputation at Stake Maher complained that his reputation has been harmed both in Las Vegas and in the RAY ANGER Los Angeles area as a result of his imprisonment. but also will delve into the system under which the hotel owners employ special police who are deputized by the Sheriff's office.

Suit Filed The Loa Angeles contractor, John D. Maher, 42, of 10830 Lindbrook Drive, Westwood, already has filed a suit asking $172,000 damages against Bel- Ray Anger teaches all classes PERSONALLY! Katleman denied the suit's allegations and said he will fight it Dist. Atty. Foley said the OPULAR SPEAKER 21 YEARS SALES PROMOTION FUND-RAItINO PUBLIC SPEAKINI INSTRUCTOR 20 RESULTS YOU CAN GET from the RAY ANGER COURSE system of policing at the casinos is adequate in that the hotels i. It.

Spook HjMva aaToctivoly. 1 1. MOOO RFS 0FIOadS JA HUMAN RELATIONS AUTHORITY don Katleman, owner of the El hire and pay the officers who are deputized by the Sheriff's office. "In effect," he "said, "this makes them police their own Rancho Vegas; El Rancho, IS. Pitt wiHrati tmr ma It.

150 YEARS' SERVICE HONORED From left, Fred Kayser, Paul Jesberg ond William Innts are being congratulated by Marvin Varmice at dinner sponsored by Shoe Retailers Association honoring the three men for 150 years' total retail service. Hl mm aafflaa alaaa. whet aaaata. S. Oiwwi yamr fear ar fecinf aadiaata.

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Imi mw la yaw Ma. MM fcaaaiar mm, M. Altaia aaata af ariad. three special officers Thomas Thompson, Marcus Windham and Robert Lake and from bosses and, at the same time, "1 I I they are subject to two bosses the hotel owners and the Sher Better fear out this Ad now limit pilot one to five John Does. 17, 0 MijejinteJ with yevrseffi II.

Um fcejfeitt ewe ceii. 19, liprve) ywr rse witty. 10. lee awe fewttor iff." Maher's suit, filed by Atty. He said the idea probably George Franklin Jr.

of Las Ve Shoe Retailers Honor gas, accuses Katleman of keep would be for the Sheriff's office to hire and pay the deputies, ing himV'under armed guard" imprisoned in a room behind with the hotels being required M. ton BordMux, form.r rttidanl of TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL ioy, "To all ambltioui and altrt pMpi. I nthutiaitically rMtmnimd th Ray Angar Count in Effntiv. Sptokinf, Uadaribta Dnlopmil and Human Ralatiom." Three Pioneer Dealers to finance the system under the cashier's cage at the hotel from about noon Aug. 6 until some special levy.

Outgrowth of Case Mexico to Export 2,400,000 Sombreros MEXICO CITY, Aug. 26 (IP) Mexico expects to export about 2,400,000 straw sombreros this year, the government Statistical Bureau estimated today. The hand-made straw hats. are destined for the United States, Cuba, Venezuela, Belgium and Guatemala. approximately 1230 a.m.

Aug. Three pioneer Los Angeles 7 when he was released by shoe retailers were honored RAY ANGER INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RELATIONS DUnkirlc 2-7766 or WEbster 3-9128, Extension 50 450 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles 5, California i'oiey admitted tnat his re Sheriff's Capu Ralph Lamb. quest for a grand jury lnvestt last night at a banquet at the Kayser, a veteran of almost 40 years in the retail business, retired the first of this month and Jesberg, who spent 50 years in the shoe business retired this year. Maher also set forth that there had been no complaint issued for his arrest at the time Los Angeles Athletic Club, agtion of the special police system was an outgrowth of the Maher case. sponsored by the Los Angeles Shoe Retailer's Association.

and that there was no reason for keeping him imprisoned. He Shortly after Maher was "released" by Capt. Lamb, the The three men, William In- All other shopping days, 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.-Farlc PREN three officers Thorno SHOP AT SEARS: Mondays and Fridays 9:30 A.M. to 9:15 P.M.

nes, Wetherby Kayser and son, Windham and Lake were discharged, according to the Paul Jesberg, collectively represent about 150 years in the Clark County Sheriff's office. City, Police Sued Over Death Shot retail shoe business. Innes, who started in the Undersheriff Bob Owen then revoked commissions of all 12 of the special officers employed at the El Rancho Vegas. Thus for most of Aug. 7 the hotel was business as a $3 a week clerk when he was'l8, retired in 1951 after almost 60 years in the retail shoe business.

Damages of $105,000 over the fatal shooting of James without authorized special officers. By the following day. how- Scruggs, 72, restaurant main' ii in ii in ever, all 12, including the three who had been fired, were back tenance man, by two police officers were demanded yesterday in a suit filed in Superior ii IX XI at work, commissions restored by the Undersheriff. Court. "We had a little talk" with the The complaint was brought by the widow, Birdie management," Owen said, "but iii Scruggs, 64, who charged that we got it all straightened out, lney re all back on the job." the shooting occurred about 2 a.m.

last Nov. 28 at her home, 1132 57th St. At the time the two officers, R. W. Davis Rise to the and F.

A. "Knowles. were at mil vi occasion with tempting to serve a failure to provide warrant on her son, Booked in Jail At Maher's request, following his release from the hotel room, he was booked at the Las Vegas County Jail under protective custody until shortly before noon Aug. 7. Dist Atty.

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It II -l I ney and that the inquiring bodv oratory, on the roadl of his room with a loaded shotgun, and did not understand that the callers were police officers. Mrs. Scruggs directed her complaint, filed through Atty. Herbert W. Simmons against Davis, Knowles, the city, former Mayor Bowron, former members of the Police Commission, and Chief of Police Parker.

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