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Z-PASADINA INPIKNDINT. SATURDAY, NOVIMIIR If. 1UO Crackdown on Bookies Continues TONY ACCARDO parallels Capone Gang Lord Accardo Gets 6-Year Term CHICAGO Chicago gang lord Tony Accardo was sentenced to six years in prison yesterday on the same charge that nailed Al Capone income tax evasion. He was also ordered to pay 515,000 in fines for trying to get away with a two-bit tax dodge. Accardo, who had been untouchable as far as the law was concerned throughout long life in the rackets, was LOS ANGELES-CNS--Law enforcement officers continued their war on organized book making in the southland as they arrested six men late yesterday.

All of the suspects, taken into custody by U.S. Treasury service agents and sheriff's vice squad officers, were described as "very active" bookmakers. They were jailed on suspi cion of falling to purchase the 550 federal "bookie tax stamp. 1 Arrested were: Arthur Archie Elsenberg, of QUEENIY 1690 Fulton Monterey Park; Elmer Palmer, 61, of 1215 S. Hoover Los Angeles.

Joseph Stutbcr. 34, of 1341 N. Crescent Heights Hollywood. Jamrs Jordan, 37, of Cleveland, 0. Chuck Kaldeck.

35, of 2560 Iris Way, Laguna Beach. Leo Cooper. 60. of 1609 N. Hollywood.

Eisenberg, Pahner, Kaldeck ind Cooper were taken i custody at their homes. PORTRAIT-Martha Sissel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sissel, 790 San Rafael Pasadena, reigned as Red and White Queen in Pasadena High School's homecoming activities. A senior, Martha is a member of the Drill Team and Auroras, honorary girls' group, and maintains a plus scholastic record.

convicted of writing off $3,995 in expenses for his red sports car as business deductions. Accardo claimed he used the flashy Mercedes-Benz auto in his role as an honest salesman. The government argued Accardo never sold an honest bottle of beer in his life, but used the salesman's job as a coverup for huge illegal profits. In imposing sentence, federal Judge Julius J. Hoffman de- Jiounced Accardo as a kingpin in organized gambling "an industry managed in secret by the underworld, powered by bribery and annually yielding an enormous and intolerable national product of dcgreda tion, misery and violence." Accardo rocked on his heels and chewed gum.

The sentencing was history repeating itself. Just across the corridor, 29 years ago, another federal wrecked the Chicago crime empire of Al Capone by sentencing him to 11 years for income tax evasion. Capone came out of prison a sick and broken man. Accardo, a trusted lieutenant, muscled his way into Ca'pone's seat of power. Today, "tough Tony" faced Capone's fate.

Pasadena School Menu 3IENU MONDAY --Toasted cheese sandwich, string beans, tomato juice, mixed fruit, peanut butter cookie, milk. TUESDAY Hamburgers with cheese, peas, cart wheels, apple sauce, milk. WEDNESDAY Creamed turkey on mashed potatoes, spinach, mince meat upside down cake or fruit cup, bread and butter, milk. A la carte items available. a and Friday Thanksgiving holidays.) Sheriff's officers said the; found two cigar boxes con taininpr all of Eisenberjr' betting- record buried neath a bush In the yard his residence.

Stutbcr was arrested in pool hall at 4537 E. Whitti. East Los Angeles, whi Jordan, described as a time" operator in Clevelan was taken into custody in motel at 5601 Hollywood Blv Jordan was carrying 57,65 cash. T-Men Launch Wide Gambling Dragnet WASHINGTON--UPI--Trea ury agents launched raids' 1 45 cities across the countrj yesterday against gambler who have failed to pay federa taxes. The Internal Revenue ice said agents of its intell gence division moved in gamblers in 80 places in the 4 cities at 3:15 p.m.

(EST). The coordinated sweep wa the second in about seve weeks. A federal dragne Sept. 28 resulted in 123 ar rests. Agents were looking fo gamblers suspected of failing to pay one or more of thre taxes: A $50 occupational taj all gamblers must pay; a S25C levy on coin-operated gambling as slot machines and a tax of 10 per cent on gross gambling revenue.

Students Surprise Dr. Wiley Dr. H. Orton Wiley, presi dent emeritus of Pasadena College, was honored on his this week by at a surprise MD Drive Opens SOUTH PASADENA Collection cans for support of the Muscular Dystrophy Association arc being placed in South Pasadena stores this week by the Women's Club Juniors. 83rd birthday 1,100 assembly.

Oscar J. Finch, president of the college, presented Dr Wiley with a new hat anc transistor- portable radio. Dr. Wiley, who served for two terms as president of Pas adena College, is considered one of the outstanding evan gelical theologians in America. Me is author of scores of books of sermons and expositions on Scripture as well as theological books.

He spends several hours a da; on writing assignments for publishing houses, working on new books and theological articles for professional journals. He also teaches one class a week in Christian theology. Ad Club to Examine Advertising Dilemma Military Rites for Gable Today HOLLYWOOD The GOP to Sift Vote Results in 8 States WASHINGTON -UPJ-- Th Republican National Commi tec announced yesterday It 1 sending int eight states to take a "close hard look" at presidential elec tion results about which com plaints have been made. The announcement came as three top strate gists met 'in Washington tc map recount efforts in the slim hope' of reversing Sen John F. Kennedy's close Whit House victory.

The GOP committee said its would go to Jlinois, Texas, Missouri, Ne' Hexico, Nevada, South Caro ina, New Jersey and Pennsyl vania. It said full-scale inves igations might be made in still other states if informa. ion warrants. The Nixon victory in Cali- ornia makes the electoral col- ege margin so close," the committee said in a statement, that we believe we owe it to he electorate to take every egitimate and reasonable step insure that the will of the jeople has in fact been cor- ectly recorded." The committee said its in- estigators would confer with arty leaders in the eight tales "where the results were lose and where complaints of widespread irregularities and lection frauds have been most rcquent." A spokesman said the corn- Air Force will conduct private mittee representatives probably would be attorneys familiar with election laws and procedures. Their names will be announced later, he said.

The spokesman said decision to make, the eight-state investigation grew out of the meeting at which top leaders of the Nixon-Lodge campaign ca.ivassed recount efforts in the close vote states. funeral services with full mil! tary honors for Clark Gable today, his studio announcec yesterday. Pallbearers will i Spencer Tracy, James Stewart and Robert Taylor. The screen's top star, who died Wednesday night at 59 of a second within 10 days, served in the Army Air Corps in World War II. Quietly i i as private, Gable attended officer's candidate school, earned lis wings as a gunner, and in Europe won the Air 'Medal for exceptionally 'meritorious achievement in five combat )omber missions.

He was discharged a major. Air Force Secretary Dudley Sharp lias appointed Lt. Col. James D. Hunter to represent him at the funeral at 9 oday, M-G-M said.

The rites vill be in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial Park at Glendale, with Chaplain Johnson E. West of darch Air Force Base official- ng. There will be a troop escort ncluding a three-man color guard, 10 airmen and a troop ommander from the air base ear Riverside. Cable's body SHOW TIMES 7 IVui from luMonn larry ra 3:88, 8:1 jtrklo'nx of Iho kerretf il I'urplB 8:30. K.I.

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Gable's widow, the ay Williams Spreckles, who five months pregnant with is first child, approved Ian for entombment. Another rypt adjoining Gable's een reserved for her. Nixon's State Margin Now 17,975 Votes SACRAMENTO-- UPI --Vice President Richard M. Nixon's ead in California yesterday expanded to 17,975 votes. With about 15,000 absentee votes still uncounted in three counties--Riverside, San Diego and Placer--Nixon had 143,869 absentee- votes and President- elect John F.

Kennedy had 91,592. The overall statewide totals vere: Nixon, 3,233,858. Kennedy, 3,215,883. The absentee tally was com- )lete in 55 counties. Secretary State Frank M.

Jordan wiil ertify the official election re- Dr. Prince, Noted Scientist, Dies of Cancer at 58 A prominent scientist, Dr. Martin Prince, 58, of 1119 Aradia A a i a died hursday of cancer at the luntington Memorial -Hos- itai. The Austrian-born nuclear xpert is survived by his wife, lizabeth, and his brother, rich Prince, Vienna. Until his death, Dr.

Prince dited articles on the develop- ent of classified 'Stem for undersea warfare the U.S. Naval Ordinance est Station, Pasadena. Since 1954 he belonged to ie board of directors of the echnlcal Publishing Society nd in 1959 presided over the os Angeles chapter. No services will be held. The emains were willed to the CLA Medical Foundation.

01. XXVIII--No. 233 A morning dally newspaper pub- hed at Pasadena. California. Home delivery daily and Sunday .00 per month.

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Phone: SY Places to Go Today PasadeluV AKT 'Art Museum -Jackson and Ellamarie Woo ley, contemporary enamels sculpture by Blanche Dpmbecl to 5 p.m. Sunday! Monday, 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. daily until 9 p.m. Tuesday. 46 N.

Lo Robles Pasadena. Himtington Art Rembrandt and Goya an exhibition of fine prints English and French decoratlv rare books and manu scripts. 1 to 4:30 p.m. daily ex cept Monday, 1151 Oxford Rd "an -Marino. DescnnSo Gardens, i Desert Artist," exhibit by Jane Pinheird.

1418 Descanso Dr. La Canada. Los Angeles County Museun American Folk Arts; 40th annual exhibition of the Call ornia Water Color Society extiles of antiquity. Tuesday hrough Sunday 10 a.m. to i.ra.

Exposition Park. EXHIBITS LECTURES Car Show-- Custom and hot ods, racing movies, music 1 a.m. to 11 p.m.) Pasadena Civic Auditorium. (Through Jov. 20.) Griffith Observatory "The i Planets," planetarium how and lecture, 8:30 p.m ally; Saturday, Sunday mati- ees at 1:30 and 4:30 p.m., losed Monday.

Griffith Park, IDS Angeles. Pasadena Public Library-- ine nation, under God Calif. ress Photographers' exhibit; 'urray for Books! exhibit ob- erving National Book Week, a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except unday.

285 E. Walnut St, asadena. MUSIC L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra, eorge Solti conducting, 8:30 m. San Gabriel Civic Audi- irium.

"The Three Penny Opera," 30 p.m., Music" Box Theater, ollywood at La Brea, L.A. Koyal Ballet, "The Sleeping eauty," 2:30 and 8:36. p.m. hrine Auditorium. Bach Festival, Cantata night, pm.

First Congregational hurch, 535 S. Hoover Los ngeles. THEATER "A dirt' In Greek film at'PCC, 8:15 p.m. "A Lovely light," 8:30 p.m. Huntlngton Hartford (Theater, Hollywood.

One week only. "Time Remembered," starring Fay Bainter; 8:30 p.m. except Monday, 2:30 p.m. Saturday, a a a Playhouse. (Last week.) "Nude with a Violin," 8:30 p.m., Huntingtori School San Marino (through Saturday), "Once Upon A Mtttress, 1 Dody Goodman and Buster Keaton, 8:30 p.m'., Blltmore Theater, (Last week.) "A Few Buttons Missing," 8:30 p.m.

Glendale Center Theater, 418 E. Colorado Glendale. "Las Posadas," Padua Hills MSTS Company Wins for Efficiency The excellence in overall efflclegty was presented to Military Transportation Service pany 11-07 during the annual inspection this wee! The award is presented year only to those units in top 15 per cent of the 85 i pay specialist reserve com' nies in the llth Naval Pistr Capt. Cliffoid C. Polio USNR, commanding the MSTS, "company, receiveay the presentation from district program officer, Lt.

(jg) Natelsop. Capt. Jqhn R. USNR, of Arcadia, headed thfyS annual inspection party. Tea International student? Pasadena City College Will'' Theater.

Wednesday through Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Satur-1 day, Claremont, COMING EVENTS Sunday, Steve Allen speaks at Jewish Center, Pasadena. lold a Thanksgiving Tea in rlarbeson Hall, Nov. 29, from p.m. State Officer Visits Club Here a i Slocan, grand gray- iack of the California Cooti- tte Club, made an official isit to the Rose Bowl Club 'To.

267 of Pasadena at its meeting this week. Other highlights of the meet- ng were the introduction of fficers, community singing nd a social, planned by Peggy lishop. The Cootiette com- osed of women war veterans, meets the third Wednesday of ach month at 810 E. Walnut Pasadena. 8Y 6-3191 MU 1-6508 1003 E.

Colorado SMOKING PERMITTED OFFICE OPENS 12 NOON -els Scholarship TEMPLE CITY Mostafa ajai, who has been doing re- arch work here for City Ad- inistrator William Woollett has been granted a full holarship to Syrapuse Unl rsity. He will receive his aster's Degree frvm L.A. ate College In January. PASADENA'S'''FlfjEST 3-6149 MU 1-6527--HELD OVER 4th Seniationil Week! In TQDD-AO--3 Pertornuncti Dally All Color Show DORIS DAY REX HARRISON JULIET PBOWSE bj mm MOO VMM by EDW BEtdllf PLUS COLOR CO-FEATURE and Audle Murphy lorry Sullivan '7 Ways From Sundown' ALHAMBRA I GINA LOLLOBRIGID YVES MONTAND "The ArtvcrlisiiiR of Adv li.sinR" will ho the subject of a special panel report to hr prpsonlrd at a noon mccliiiR of Advertising Clnh of Pasa- flrna Tuesday, at Gwinn's Restaurant. This informative discussion will examine in detail the position advertising as a sion currently holds in public eye-- with its shortcomings the subject of popular criticism and its vital benefits overlooked.

Members of the panel will include Doug McMann of Me- Mann Publications. Dick Wood of Wood and Jones Printers, Stewart Hayward of the Pasadena Independent, Star-News, and Jim Christopher of the J. Christopher Advertising Agency. All of these men are Liiv the Life of Rilcy at HUMflNOTON HOTEL IMO K. OCEAN nt.vn.

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2:43. student Cant) Accepted--Inoulri bout Special Ratei tor Theatre Parties. Host to Workers Important Studio Sneak Preview Tonight 8:30 in Color volunteer workers on the White Cane Drive will be All Seiti 50o Anytlmi Kirk Dougtii Kim Novtlc "STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET" Dim Andrewt Rhonda Flemlnl "THE CROWDED SKY" guests of the East Pasadena Lions Club at its meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at the Eldorado Inn in Altadena. A board meet- follow, according IT'S DAFr, IT'S A DILLY The Danoo'it Spring Comedy Scream Concerts Present I I MOZART Snbepenbent 1023 Fair Oaks--So.

Pasadena Smoking Permitted In Balcony B.O. Show 1 P.M. TOCH Played by SHAPIRO-SCHONBACH- GOTTLIEB MAT. Special Kids Show Regular Shew 5:00 NOV. 20, 3:30 Pasadena Playhouse A MOTION PICTURE YOU MUST Manajcment EXPLOSIVELY FUNNY!" HUMTIMGTOH HARTFORD Theatre 3 WEEKS ONLY- NOV.21 thru DEC.

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Opcni Daily 6:45 Sun. 1:00 P.M. Leslie Maurice Louis Caron Chevalier Jourdan Experience) committee. Stnrlife E1 DRIVE-IN G1 '-'831 Rosemead So. of Garvey throughout the Southern Cali- Try a Delicious Family Silt at Our Snack Bart Moderator of the 1 0 0 5 0 0 7 1 0 and -Judy Dean Holiday Martin "BELLS ARE panel will be current Ad Club OCEAN'S I I ELMER GANTRY president Paul Krueger.

DORIS DAY-REX HARRISON TODAY'S YOUNG SAVAGES! MARILYN MONROE YVES MONTAND DRIVI-IN THIATRI BIG SKY DRIVE-IN E. Huntlnuton BOX Olllrt Opens Now 6:30 Sat. 11:00 Sun. 1:00 'Til 8 P.M. MONROVIA All SHI, 65(; and Sidney Poilier tfmgt nnrf mmir thf magical wi-uin ticnnt ntH? Hu former Ad Club presidents and therefore are members of the N.S.F.E.

xperie In additio bers of the Ad Club Speakers Bureau, sponsored "Virgin Island" GANTRY.