The Californian du lieu suivant : Salinas, California • 17

Monday, Sept. 13, 1965 SAUNAS CALIFORNIAN-17 Freckled Kansan Wins Coveted Miss America' Rosary Scheduled For Bobby Jordan HOLLYWOOD (UPI) A rosary will be recited tomorrow night for Bobby Jordan, 42, the dead end kid who made a fortune, but slipped from the pinnacle of success as he grew older. Jordan died last Friday of an apparent liver ailment in the Sepulveda Veterans Hospital, where he had been undergoing treatment since Aug. 25, when he collapsed at the home of a friend. William C.

Bullitt was the first United States ambassador to the Soviet Union. Examination Set For Mel Torme LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Singer Mel Torme was scheduled today to undergo a psychiatric examination to help a judge decide whether he or his wife Arlene, should have custody of their son, 6 year-old Tracy. Torme, 40, was to be examined in County General Hospital. His 35 year old wife was to take the same tests Wednesday. MOVIE CLOCK TODAY EL REY "Harlow, 8 00; Bother to Knock?" 6 30, 10:05.

FOX "Russia With Love," 11:10, out Dr. No," 9.07. GLOBE "Goldfinger," 6.35, "Pink Panther," 8 30. (Parent Teacher Association reviews available in a cArd index file at the Salinas Public Library, or may be obtained by calling the library, NEW FIELD Sandy Black, who with her father, Scotty, appeared as a trick rider at many California Rodeos, has branched out into the show business. She is the organizer of the Coralettes, a three-girl singing and dancing group, now appearing at Gormans Gay Nineties in San Francisco.

Sandy began riding at the age of three years and continued for 17 years at rodoes and horse shows throughout California. Her fathers recent injury has prevented their appearance for some time. Revenge Eyed In Slaying oi Truck Driver City suburb to a gold and satin throne. The sharply featured, blue eyed charmer from Overland Park, Kansas, who wants to become a pediatrician, also said she hopes to devote part of her medical career to volunteer work in Southeast Asia, teaching medical skills to the natives. It would be a very worthwhile type of work, she said.

She confided that her aversion to ants when a 12-year-old girl living in Europe marked the start of her climb to the summit of the nations most glorified beauty contest. I was a little chubby and had freckles. It was something that seemed a little impossible something I could work for, she said. We used to have a lot of picnic lunches in Italy and I couldnt stand the ants. Because of them, I couldnt eat.

Since then, Debbie smiled, Ive had no weight trouble. But I still have the freckles. She described her mother, Mrs. Hurley Bryant, whom she closely resembles, as the greatest help Ive had. I give her most of the credit for all Ive achieved.

Gods role in her victory, she said, was playing the only part there was. She said that she thought in the brief moment when the 50 contestants awaited the naming of 10 semi-finalists for Saturday night, if I make the final ten, it will be because it is Gods will. And I guess it was, she grinned. MISS AMERICA Deborah Irene Bryant, of Overland Park, starts her walk down the runway at Convention Hall Saturday night just after being crowned Mis America of 1966 at Atlantic City, N.J. (UPI Telephoto) COULDNT COMMUNICATE NEWARK N.J.

(UPI) -James Farmer, executive director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) said yes- terday he decided against trying to control the rioters in Los Angeles this summer because he couldnt communicate with those people. Need back'tO'School money? SAN LEANDRO (UPI) -Law enforcement officers said today that revenge could have been the motive in the slaying of a former Bridgeport, Police Chief. Lyle Edward Prothero, 49, a truck driver, was gunned down in front of his house trailer Saturday. The Alameda County sheriffs office said Prothero served in the Bridgeport post in 1953 and had also been a patrolman with the Marysville, police department. The killer fired three shots from a .38 caliber pistol before fleeing.

Prothero was shot twice in the body and once in the head. A witness said he saw the killer w'alk up to Prothero as he arrived home from work. He said the two talked for a few seconds and then the killer pulled the gun and shot Prothero. Wallet Stolen While Owner Takes Shower A brazen burglar broke into a Salinas house early this morning and stole a wallet containing $76.96 from the trousers pocket of the owner of the house, who was taking a shower when the theft occurred. Victim of the burglary was Dane Smith of 22 Rincon St.

He said that he saw the burglar, a man dressed in light-colored clothes, fleeing from the house. The burglar apparently entered the house by raising an unlocked window in a back room, where Smiths trousers were. CHESS CHAMP LOSES NEW YORK (UPI) -American chess champion Bobby Fischer lost a key match yesterday in the Navana based Casablanca Memorial chess tournament and fell to third place in the standings. WiH nt a A FOX WEST COAST TMFATRf 339 Moin St. Hi.

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"SKY KING" TV STAR ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPD-Captivating Deborah Bryant, 19, a 36-23-36 freckled and once-chubby bookworm Sunday credited God, her mother and some ants at a picnic with transforming her into Kansas first Miss America. The 1966 Miss America radiant after five hours sleep, met newsmen on the morning after her triumph and disclosed the story behind the story of her ascent from a small Kansas Council Sets Hearing on Weed Work The Salinas City Council tackles what appears to be a fairly routine agenda when it meets tonight at 7:30 oclock in the Rotunda. Councilmen are scheduled to hold a public hearing on charges for weed abatement work, execute an agreement with the Monterey County Housing Authority on the Front Street Extension project, adopt a resolution initiating annexation proceedings for the North Salinas library site and consider various recommendations from the planning and traffic safety commissions. The Council will also meet as an Urban Renewal Agency directly after the regular meeting to confirm the appointment of Charles W.

Copeland as Urban Renewal Director and to discuss formation of a redevelopment plan review committee. Father, Son Injured in Big Sur Fight Two persons, a father and son, were treated at the Monterey County Hospital early yesterday for injuries they said they received in a fight with some beatnicks near Big Sur. Injured were Herman E. Evans, 35, of 643 John who complained of a knee injury and two teeth knocked out, and his son, Ronald E. Evans, 15, who had a possible broken arm.

They said they had stopped their car near a creek, were hailed by the beatniks, went to their camp and later a fight resulted. The sheriffs office is investigating. San Joaquin Valley Crashes Claim Three FRESNO (UPI) Traffic accidents in San Joaqdin Valley during the weekend killed at least three persons. Ivan Evans Scott Jrl, 21, Kerman, was killed Sunday night when his northbound car ran off rural road near San Joaquin and overturned. A passenger, Roy Bullard, 17, Tranquility suffered minor injuries.

Thomas Treadway, 45, Orosi, died Saturday night when he lost control of his car while he was passing another vehicle and it crashed into a palm tree in Orosi. Franklin Delano Osborne, 28, Oilfield, was killed Friday night when his speeding car missed a hairpin curve on Stockdale Highway near Bakersfield and crashed in a field. Heavy Equipment Apprenticeships Being Offered The Califoma State Peronnel Board now is issuing applica tions for an Oct. 23 open competitive examination for heavy equipment mechanic apprentices with the Division of Highways, it was announced to day by Charles F. Hanna, chief of the Division of Apprentice' ship Standards, Department of Industrial Relations.

Hanna said applicants must be a resident of the state for at least one year, and must possess an education equivalent to completion of the twelfth grade. In Monterey County application forms are available at local offices of the California Department of Employment. Information also is available at the local office of the Division of Apprenticeship Standars, REPORT ON BEATLES -Sharon Roddick of Soledad, No. 1 Beatle supporter in this area, naturally attended the recent appearance of the singers in San Francisco. She reports that I met a Beatlemaniac from Salinas and I also saw some kids with a sign saying Salinas Is for the Beatles.

Besides these Beatle-maniacs there were some others (Beatlemaniacs Ltd. of Salinas) in the front part of the Cow Palace. Alltogether Id say Sal-! inas was well represented for they were all well behaved. Im proud to be a Beatlemaniac and I think Salinas should be proud of their Beatlemaniacs. Salinas Resident Held for Prowling Russell Raymond Auger, 27, Salinas hotel resident, was arrested and jailed yesterday morning by Salinas police on a prowling charge.

According to a police depart-! ment report. Auger was traced to the hotel by a room key he left behind in the back yard of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton of 620 South Main who reported the prowler. LooKE'lSP GO-GO-SWIM GIRLS Featuring TONITE The FLAMES QUINTET Direct From Les Veqas! The Hottest group to hit the eoest Versatile end different, dont miss them! APPEARING NITELY MON.

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Market St. Ph. 422-1107 Two Vehicle Thefts Reported Two vehicle thefts reported Sunday now are being investigated by the Salinas Police Department. A green, 1965 model Chevrolet was stolen at the 921 University Ave. home of Tina Mon-do Bethel.

She told police that the car was locked and that someone must have forced his way into it in order to be able to drive it away. And a black and silver Yamaha motorcycle owned by Arlen Fred Browii of Soledad was stolen Sunday evening from a parking space at Main and San Luis Streets by a thief who apparently hot wired it. Held on Beer Count Four teen-aged Salinas boys were arrested yesterday afternoon by Salinas police for being minors in possession of alcoholic beverages. Arrested were John Paul Colon and David John Mendoza, both 19, and Richard Cruz and Danny Gonzales, both 18. They were arrested in Colon's car on the 300 block of East Market Street and.

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