The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 15

15 FrU.y.juii, exec Korda Art Sold For $1,300,516 LONDON. June Name Is Ahglih' Still No Action on Gate Span Arches auctioneer's hammer Thursday night. A Van Gogh still life painting of lemons and a pair of blue gloves brought the sale's highest price, $224,000. lllEnsign Leaps Off Gate Span A young Naval Reserve of A treasure-trove of impressionist paintings collected by the late Sir Alexander Korda A Mysterious Caller brought $1,300,319 under the thing, we'll have to take all day to study it" surrender to you. I want my Five weeks have now passed since the Golden Gate Bridge directors said they would look for alternatives to their a aan rrancisco woman toraey received a phone call ROADWAY LIGHTS "The Finch thing" Is a sug km ficer, relieved of duty in one of the three Alcatrai es- much-criticized plan for traffic-control arches.

gestion by Prof. Daniel M. Long Beach because of ill health, jumped to his death from mid-span of the Golden day In court. A I don't know you. Read your paper! (Hangs up) Mrs.

MacGowan, puzzled, got a copy of The Examiner for Wednesday morning to Smirnoff But no meetings have been Finch, research engineer at held on the matter and as of Gate Bridge early yesterday the University of California, yesterday none was even that a system of roadway Two motorists witnessed the leap of Ensign Ronald Milligan, 23, of Oroville. lights be installed on the OUIiLWUIUVtil read about Anglin's escape with his brother, Clarence. scheduled. "We'll have a meeting as oon a I ret time." said Dan bridge. OVER EAST RAIL They said he stopped his The purpose of either the and Frank Morris.

"I called the U. S. Mar iel Del Carlo, chairman of arches or the lights would be the directors building and shal'i office and they gave the report to the FBI, and the operating committee. to provide a fourth lane for capen, offering to lurrender himself to the U.S. Marshal, The Examiner learned The call was received at 11 a.m.

Wednesday, and the FBI sent two agents who spent the rest of the day at the attorney's office. NO FOLLOW UP But, as of last night, no second phone call was made. Mrs. Eugenia MacGowan, who with her attorney husband, Leslie, has an office at 2245 Irving told The Examiner about the mysterious call yesterday. "The mart called and talked to Mrs.

(Carolyn) Moore (the car, got out, trotted to the east rail and vaulted it He was clad in a walking shorts, tennis shoes and a sweat shirt. iTiFAvrcvnu rush-hour traffic. But at two agents spent all day out TOO BUSY' But Del Carlo, who is sec public hearing five weeks retary-treasurer of the San at our office," Mrs. Mac Gowan said. TRIPS TO PRISON ri I BREATHLESS The Highway Patrol said ago, some 33 speakers criticized the arches as not only Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council, said 1 ugly but Inefficient Her husband, it was noted, had made several trips to he has been so busy with ne rm Milligan and his wife were on their way home and had stopped overnight in San Mateo.

The wife said he was gotiations to end the con Alcatraz in the past years to consult with prisoners there "I never met the Anglins or drtmm depressed and they had quarreled. Mrs. Milligan became concerned when she awoke yes A Morris," he said. "But I guess BROADLOOM ALLtN'S OPEN SUNDAY 21 SS JealaeraSemi struction strike he's had time for little else. "Besides that," Del Carlo added, "some of the directors have been on vacation." He said too that "when we get around to the Finch Maceowans' receptionist).

"He asked for my husband they have a good grapevine there and they probably know who's coming onto the island terday morning to find her but Mrs. Moore said he was WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING VODKA rm. mm mm cm. not mm m. maw) NWM.IM1 In court, so the man asked if EUGENIA MacGOWAN husband gone.

PAPERS IN CAR before they even arrive." there was anybody else there, and she transferred the call Mrs. MacGowan said the This was about the same shop 1 nights: FBI had instructed her to tell CALLER: Mrs. MacGowan? Yes. My name is John I want you to call the U. S.

the caller should he call to me." DAY IN COURr The following conversation ensued: back that he "certainly You Can Count on Us. Costs No More at Soars would get his day in court." Marshal and tell him I will 'Not Very Pardonable Lowrey Pushes Canyon Dam The three men who made to be released Sept. 18, 1970, SACRAMENTO, June the break from Alcatraz had after 14 years in jail. John Anglin and Morris to 12H years to go on their sentences. already had passed their first time that a tentative identification of him had been made from papers in his car.

Residents of Oroville. Butte County, remembered Milligan as a popular high school student and an outstanding scholar and athlete. He was a star forward on the Oroville High School basketball team of 1955-56 when it was con-siderec the best in northern California, winning 29 consecutive games. He entered the University of California in 1956 as a business administration major, graduating in 1960. He was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, Skull and Keys Club.

Winged Helmet Club and the Rugby Club. A Coast Guard boat searched the area under the bridge for several hoars, but did not find the body. It was the 228th known suicide from the span. If caught, however, each possible parole date and had (UPD Assemblyman Lloyd W. Lowrey, today called for State and Federal authorities to speed up their investigations into the feasibility of constructing Iron Canyon can expect up to five more years to be tacked on.

been turned down. Brothet Clarence was scheduled for his first review Feb. 9, 1963 dam on the Sacramento River After each parole refusal, there is an annual review until parole is granted or the John W. Anglin, 32, had the least time to serve. He could have been released Feb.

9, 1968, at the end of his 10 year sentence. His brother, Clarence, 31, was due to be released Feb. 9, 1979, to end a 15 year sentence. (mm -LJsU uaim-lu' SiJIiyMdllkS) near Red Bluff. "The early construction of Iron Canyon is the only acceptable method of preventing floods in Butte basin and in reclaiming the large area man completes his sentence, In the case of the three escapees, Alcatraz Warden Olin D.

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