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3i San Bernardino DAILY SUN 3 EL RANCHO VEGAS SOLD GIRL GETS LIFE TERM TO NEW CORPORATION AUTOMOBILE Emergency Service ZULCH AUTO WORKS Third and I Strttti Phone 401-62 LOS ANGELES, May 28 UP) Adler. Ed Scofield, a spokesman COLOJI X-RAY (Larg I a 1 1 (14x17 Film) Thla Weik, Without Charga, With Flrat Tox-Ellmlnator Colon Tharapy Treatment. Coniultatlon li Frea. DR. R.

E. HANSEN, D.C. 1224 Waterman Phone 2-0101 NORRIS V. CHOISNET INSURANCE ALL KINDS FIRI AUTOMOBILE IONDS Call or Writ for Rate 108 Elghtttnth St. Piion 4-5342 to receive a life sentence in this district.

Superior Judge Norman F. Main passed sentence after a hearing to determine the degree of Joyce's guilt. The girl pleaded guilty, to the slaying last Oct. 17 of Myretta Jones. 5.

BAKERSFIELD, May 28 UP) Fourteen-year-old Joyce Christine Nichols was sentenced today to life imprisonment for the play cave murder of a 5-year-old playmate. She is the youngest person ever for Adler, said Adler would va-j El Rancho Vegas, Las Vegas, Nov. cate the premises June 15 but! would start legal action to retain management. Congressman Finds Sabotage In Broadcasts ButN.B.C. Official Denies It, Takes Share of Blame WASHINGTON, May 28 UP) Use Want Ads For Profit resort hotel, has been leased to a new corporation which agrees to buy it for $3,000,000 after 10 years, Owner Joseph Drown said today.

The lease payment will continue at the present figure of $1,000 a day, he added. He named the purchaser as El Ranco with J. W. Katleman, Los Angeles, and Bernard Van der A congressional investigator charged today that Voice of Stcen, president of the Pig I Whistle Los Angeles, as of-! ficers. Other shareholders, Drown said, are Tudor Shearer, Chuck Addison, Farmer Page and Wil- i liam Curland, all of Las Vegas.

Drown said, "It's contemplated that Van dcr Stccn will run the hotel." The property is presently managed by El Rancho Hotel Village, headed by Sanford D. SAVINGS Bay City Police Ban Draw Poker SAN FRANCISCO. Mav 28 (IP) The end of an era drew near in San Francisco today as police an-' America "smear" broadcasts have "the earmarks of deliberate sabotage" but a radio official said no evidence of sabotage had been found. The accusation was hurled by Representative Chenowcth, Colorado Republican, during an investigation of broadcasts which, many legislators said, slandered American states and customs. Chenoweth proposed stopping further broadcasts, at least temporarily.

The National Broadcasting through Vice-President Charles Denny, took a share of the blame for the broadcasts. "We are not ducking responsibility," he said, and then declared that his company had no evidence of any sabotage attempt. 'BAD BLUNDER' Earlier an official of the state department, which is in over-all charge of the "Voice," said the broadcasts resulted from a "slipup" in N.B.C., although the state department also accepted partial blame and promised strict supervision in the future. "It was a blunder a bad blunder," said the official, Charles W. Thayer, acting chief of the state department's international broadcasting division In New York, "but it amounted to, only one-tenth of one per cent of our entire foreign program." SPRAYS ftKl MADE TO ORDER Ugll 200 4M mi CAMILUA JQHPUIE MMKEI 'J nounced a ban on draw and lo-ball poker, which have been played legally for money here for many years.

Police Chief Michael Mitchell Instructed his officers to visit approximately 200 "social clubs" to determine whether gambling Is going on. If it is, he said, operators will be arrested. Mitchell pointed out that under a recent interpretation by Superior Judge Edward Murphy both draw poker and lo-ball constitute gambling. Murphy's ruling was made in the case of Elmer (Bones) Remmer, Nevada gambling figure, whose Menlo Social club was raided twice. WW I I CORSAGES GARDEN SHOP each T-SHIRTS.

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