The Californian from Salinas, California • 35

3d SAUNAS CAUrOFN'lAN Miy 13J LA Suit Filed to Force Reapportionment of Senate iGcj. Tripp of Fori Mason Will Speak May 18 at Ord 'Little City-Salinas Valley Fair-Will Open Next Week fsr.g Gen Robert Trip, be 4 4 the Army Trafitporta-Uun erm.fial Command t4 the Pacific 1 fori Muus, wdl sprk at fori Or May It The tnc asiun W-11 pe-Cia) ptytus by the Monterey SlMlS rrprraedUUun. lad da present system skn-tatrs do Amendment uf 0e US. CunaututiuQ which guarantees (iuAi equal pro-1 lexicon S.itn noted Un Afigele 'cuuRty's (Bilteon residents harar no greater trutte ifi the than tha 1 4 Out) resident ta the district entering Alpine, Inyu and Mona roan- Ie4 He sad supirme court mently hnd city voter an entiUrd to a Urge ttne ill state (chapter uf the National TW frr.Mi Trafiq5aUoa asses iw Una The neat, er ta tie puhhc, 4.J he at a on Od UfTnera Mrs at Punfig World War tt, General Trqf as wuh supply and tt a nf station salt 4 IK uixenan IlieaieT uf I)r atn.i lutU W7 fca wa an amoiiate or 4 at the MJ.taty Academy i later attrnded ihe Armed te lad utl al Cul lege In IS55 be returned lo tu and be wS a- gned to I ct Maon Information a a I kK.e from Mia Center, ford Od. Larceny Was Compounded fOT HO Tit, Tes.

U1 DeterOve ham MrGe hea a pan anil lunwi in a petty laerewy raa. Inaaanai Mde lu hat Monday from a rrtmuul court isnihila whtla ha WM lest tfying at a ihett Irul Brown Swears OH Flection Year Predicting Sacramento -enta tm angius m-A son aimed freeing iwjijuniuB-meet of da Vat to gH fbuiO aipukju( air great (at prod-fig 1 uday kuitcTtuf court, Tba mi sat tuod MutHJajr by Any till (Jim It asked lb lOuf) ft afi ifijufiftire) (tfuhtbn Vy uf Vat rftk Jredan from iMutng (en-ft-Calcs ft ilrei lu any uf the 30 (rflaltaf lo lo rinttd Sottold SJtrli (Mod I a DUdiy deadl.ne fre leg. Mature lo act UB 4 IrVikrd (trfl) iJ Summer Site Fires Reported In Southland NACKAM1NTO IH I trawmatdy high and strung wind Suuihrtn 1 'California hae uutol far1 'uf (ummrf M-o at at. turd-fig lu Slat I ictcr ffanti Ray round small fiir raijad utiu Ih Cuasl Rang tbe Sartre and V-utla-rn California. he (ad Symington' Son Now Ktnnody Aid UASHINGTOS m-Atiy.

tm Ruhert Kennedy yesterday aptiunied James itmmgiun, deputy d-rrator uf llx fund fu peace jro gram, a his new aJmmi relit assistant Symifigt(), 34, sill replace hem Seigenthaler. who re- gnrd Iat month to tierume ed it uf the Nhvill Ten- Nuorj neeesean. The um of V-n lived to regret that rtate-and Mis Stuart Symington, ment eiouly piatttced law Two year ago. Bum pie-and wurknd in the foreign 'dieted that John Kennedy erite would cany California 7 1 Ldmund Rmwn iu uff rtedion year pnl-itnni ye. terday Aaknd at h-a firs outer if he taied to predict what percentage of th imr hed get in the June Sth primary elect), the go era- said Srief aga-n will ituse any predtetnma as to ps-t-Cal Campaigns I made my lat one I Sod in the and Tie Thrt Ciammtn foeftif $25 Soil CASTROVIUA Three prrvi changed Cattro-viKe Hiktice fik'l with po-krkkH) uf Under (ied ClatRS half forfeited CS ha each.

They are Anneij Walsh uf San Jo sited Ad I. John Msa nf Castle Air farce Bae. Ai and Victor fer-rente of mterey, Ajvj 21 Tripp than a million antes dual results found edging Krnnedy by se The a N.Xon 35 K21 oul Ituirau 4 A iK minor AN PA KINli Cl IV la Wrck, naumuil.ly WUl tie built wittu community tn My 10, the 1-itit 4 IdoddaifO Tail ry" trill oirukk ihe sky tut! wf King ty and lr tw da), li hurling area Oil mukt JkulattJ in tl-e Salinas Volley for tie Salma Volley loir uo it i way A 4 pm d.nion ihofli luiiiir, where met them oituoily ik thmr dm lu Run the roan her, will lead (traight to the foir ground ohm (hr floy Stout ond fair IhnlrM kailiy Par) will h-kd (if-fatal oja-fling cerrmome Immediately following the giond ojmm, on old fad)-toned King City pink bean feed will he held nn the fair "found, idled up with gar-j hired ond hn or cold dunk pot! the down wdl begin In regular ii of tnowt on opening night, ond will continue throughout the following Ihiee da) wtih mi meniu rontesi ond (turns Topping off the nenmg entertoinmenf during the first three night of the foir will he the omotrur talent footed. featuring fop entertain eit from Monterey county Top animal from the live-fttodt world will he in Ihe show rings each day, ranging from the best beef to fancy pigeons. flowers from three counties will be on exhibit in the spring fower show, which has been so popular with fairgo-ert that a new building soon will he erected.

Secial arrangements also will offer Diaz-Infante Denied Bail LOS ANGELLS U1 Mar-cantomo Diaz Infante, self-proclaimed Mexican revolutionist. remained in Jail after he was denied bail pending a hearing May II on a probation violation charge. Diaz-Infante, 39. a former Salinas resident and leader of the so-called Zapata movement to overthrow the Mexican government, was jailed last week when he appeared in court on another charge of grand theft. Superior Judge J.

Howard Zieman yesterday ordered Diaz-Infante to remain in county jail at least until the hearing on the charge. Diaz-Infante was on probation for a 1947 grand theft conviction and is charged with violation of the terms of probation by leaving the state without permission. a A IONNIE LASS -Barbara Joknifon, 12, of 126 Alton road, Salmat, will don lilt for Her lively Scotch tap danco, when iKo eimi for port of tKo moro ttion $100 in priio money of the Selinet Volley fair lolenf (ko. Tha foir I fort nm or. Out ontortoinment faahrat for young nd old.

ire Rodeo, featuring top nd' era under IS yearn of age from over the state. A big fireworks display will close the show Sunday night, air official hove crammed every minute of its four-day schedule with entertainment to please the entire family. A one-pay gale which admits visitors to all fair features without extra charge, with the exception of carnival nde. it a new feature this year. hundreds of kl-a lo violin lo take home with them.

Wonders of the horse world, Ihe fabulous culling horses, which literally work without directum, will be contesting on the Stampede grounds Saturday and Sunday. There also are numerous other horse show events, including stock horses, hncka-more and junior classes. Youngsters will scramble for greased pigs and lambs Sunday afternoon, one of the many attractions at the Jun- Gilliland Says TV-II Has as Much at Stake As 8 in Cable System Slim, Sleek, Easy PRINTED PATTERN er five years of cable TV operation, KSBW-Y Channel 8 can expect a loss of 5.9 per cent in homes. The expected loss of audience to KNTV is estimated at a total of 8.6 per cent. This loss should be more than overcome by the normal population growth of the area, he said.

Gilliland says his report to the city council and board of supervisors "has dealt with the true facts regarding the situation that exists in Sal-inas-Alisal and has not dealt with the broad subject or generalities of the relationship between local broadcasters and community antenna systems." Uncle of Salinas Man Succumbs At Age of 100 Funeral services for the Rev. John Robert, 100, uncle of Dan Mathews of 113 San Gabriel drive, were held yesterday in Burbank. The retired Lutheran minister had served parishes in Kansas and other Midwest sectors and also had worked as a missionary with the Indians. For the last several years, he had made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Dolce Gil-mour, in Burbank where he passed away suddenly Saturday.

Surviving relatives include a niece, Mrs. Arthur Jack, of Point Lobos. $5,600 Prizes Set In Crafts and Arts SACRAMENTO LPI North KNTV, Channel II of San Jose, and Jerrold Electronics have teamed together in the Central Coast TV Cable company in applying for franchise to operate a community antenna television system in Salinas and the unincorporated areas of Monterey county. Channel II has equally as much at stake as does KSBW, Channel 8, and its twin station, KSBY, at San Luis Obis-pe, according to Allen T. Gilliland, president of the new company, and Channel 11 has no fear of losing any network programs as a result of CATV.

We can see absolutely no reason to believe that the conditions for KSBW-Y Channel 8 should be any different, he said. According to Gilliland, KSBW-Y is a single broadcast facility utilizing two transmitters, thus making it impossible for a national advertiser or network to buy or place a program on anything but two transmitters. Gilliland says that 61 per cent of KNTV Channel lls viewing audience is in this area, and that only 54 per cent of KSBW-Y Channel 8s is in this area during the prime viewing time (which includes all of the important network programs). When the entire broadcast day (9 a.m. to midnight) is taken into ac-count, 52 per cent of KSBW-Y Channel 8s audience is in this area, with 50 per cent for KNTV Channel 11.

Gilliland supports his data with figures supplied by the Los Angeles office of the American Research Bureau based on November, 1961, ARB reports for each of the individual markets. Cited is a list of programs carried by KNTV Channel 11 from the CBS and NBC networks such as Chet Hunt-ley, Father Knows Best and Alfred Hitchcock. All of these programs were first offered to KSBW-Y and were refused by that station, according to Gilliland. KNTV is carrying them in addition to its ABC schedule. Gilliland contends that att 99 Million Consumers Read a Daily Newspaper Each Weekday These readers make up the largest audience available to any advertiser in any medium.

A recent study of this national newspaper audience shows that it includes 80 per cent of all men and women over 21 and S' 72 per cent of all teen-agers, age 15 and over. This huge and consistent readership can be depended upon by advertisers because the daily newspaper is a habit with most people an established part of their everyday lives. For the national advertiser, this amounts to almost the total market for any product. For the local advertiser, this massive readership symbolizes the local reach of his own local newspaper into almost 9 out of 10 homes every day. No matter what the product or service an advertiser wants to sell, more people can read about it in the pages of the daily newspaper.

The Daily Newspaper And Its Reading Public, Audits and Surveys Ina. H4 Printed in the interest of more effective advertising by ern California youngsters will compete for $5,600 in prizes and awards in crafts and manual arts at the industrial arts exposition of the California Spring Fair. According to a spokesman, 150 examples of the best craftsmanship of the youngsters will be selected for entry. A dinner will be held May 18 to honor the winners. The United States produced 1 4 million fine ounces of new gold in 1960.

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