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PENINSULA SECTION SECOND FRONTPAGE SECOND MAIN NEWS Bonnie, Clyde Duo Want To Wed in Jail SAN MATEO TIMLS AND DAILY NEWS LEADER SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1968 Section II, Page 27 A young man and his girl friend, facing long prison terms for armed robbery, have asked Beach, and Cynthia Harrison, 15, from South Carolina, pleaded guilty jn Superior Court in Redwood City today to a charge of robbing Andy's Liquor Store, 212 East Hillsdale Boulevard, San Mateo, last June 2. Additional charges of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and kidnaping were dismissed by Judge Louis B. De matteis. Their attorney, Allan J. Bollhoffer.

applied for probation COTTON CANDY PROVED A DELIGHTFUL experience last night for Miss Millbrae Sue Lustenberger and Miss Burlingame Pam Meuser as they strolled about the fair grounds. (Times Photo) QUEEN IS CROWNED Diana King, Miss San Carlos, is crowned queen of the San Mateo County Fair and, Floral Fiesta by Guido' Rozzi, fair president, and Supervisor T. Louis Chess. (Times Photo) Tf FIESTA 1 JH 1 permission to be married in county jail. Local authorities have no ob jection and the wedding will apparently take place if the couple can get clearance from officials in Orange County, where they must face additional robbery charges.

The defendants, Alan M. 21, of Newport D.C. Man Is Arrested On Theft Charge A Daly City man, 21 year old Josepr Robertson, was arrested by police Monday on a grand theft complaint by Carl P. Kunstorff. 24, of 401 Darien Way, who alleged Robertson failed to deliver :0 kilos of marijuana, for which Kunstorff assertedly paid SS50.

According to a police spokes 1 man, Kunstorff said he had ar ranged to place the money in the visor of a parked car at the Mayfair Market on Junipero Serra Boulevard. He did deliver the money Kunstorff said, and left the immediate vicinity, so that the money could be picked up. Instead, Kunstorff alleged man lie did not know went to the car. cot in and drove off. with Kunstorff and another man, not identified, chasing on loot, but in vain.

Kunstorff then reported the Incident as a theft to the Baly Citv police department four blocks away. Kunstorff gave Robertson's name, but was unable to furnish an address, police said. However, a policeman on patrol saw an unoccupied car "hung up" on a curb at San Pedro Road and Washington, and later spotted a man and woman arguing in the 70D0 block of Mission Street. This couple, the officer said, told him that they had been with the suspect for "a couple of hours" earlier and knew his address. determining the couple was not implicated in the case, the pobce wen: to the Robertson home at 56 Garibaldi, where they took the suspect into custody." Wheelchair Employe Sets $35,000 Suit A wheelchair employe of Dal mo Victory electronics plant in Belmont, claiming he was as saulted bv a picket during the machinists' strike May 24, has filed suit in Superior Court for $35,000 damages.

The plaintiff is Wyatt Sonny Boswell, 31, of Oakland, a components sngineer. Named defendants are the picket, Michael Thomas Foley, 46, of Fremont, and Lodge No. 1327 of the machinists' union. Boswell, a paraplegic, charges in the suit that he was "assaulted without justification nr provocation" and that Foley "in a rude, malicious, violent and insolent manner yelled at, menaced, intimidated, maligned, and threatened to physically injure plaintiff." Boswell asks $10,000 general damages and $25,000 exemplary and punitive damages. At the time of the incident Boswell complained to sheriff's deputies that Foley had jumped on the hood of his car as he tried to drive through the picket line and that whe he tried to shake him off Foley walked around to the' driver's side and punched him in the face.

on their behalf and sentencing was scheduled for August 13. Bollhoffer said a Redwood City minister is attempting to obtain the necessary c.carar.ces for the wedding. The jail commander, Lt. Leonard Cordoza, said he told Greenberg that there would be no objection. to he marriage permission ot Orange County authorities can be obtained.

First degree robbery, to which the Bonnie and Clyde" team, pleaded guilty, is punishable by not less than five years in state orison. The defendants were arrested after a wild chase down Bay shore Freeway during which several shots were fired at police cars. Recreation Easement Provided The state highway commission today made public to city officials in San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties an offer approved last week to provide easements of the Junipers Serra route for recreation and park lands. The letter was sent to Federal Highway Administrator Lowell Bridwell. to Mayor Joseph Ali oto, to William McDonnell chairman of the P.U.C.

and to James Fitzgerald, chairman of the board of supervisors and to various mayors. The resolution notes that "whereas the federal highway! bcautification act of 1965 provides acquisition of scenic 'strips I adjacent to teuerat nignways and whereas the city of San Francisco has expressed desire that city owned watershed lanes in the vicinity of Crystal Springs remain natural and whereas San Francisco has ex pressed concern that watershed lanas lymn eosLu. my protected from urban encroach. 1 ment the offer is made that sce nic easements will be granted from easterly freeway right of wav and the easterly boundary of watershed lands; ease ments to provide in perpetuity the preservation on natural scenic and outdoor recreational values." Two Rescued AtRCPort Two unidentified men "were pulled from the water at the Redwood City port shortly before 3 p.m. yesterday after their 18 foot sailboat capsized near the main port pier.

Redwood City Harbormaster John Mackenhausen said tiho men were rescued by fee crew of an oil refinery tug which happened to be in the area. The sailboat was not from the Redwood City Marina, the harbormaster reported. He said that after the tag crew had helped to right the boat, the two men get back in and sailed off toward the bay. In another rescue operation, three members of a Menlo Park family were towed to safety by the Redwood City police boat after the motor of their 15 foot outboard craft failed at the mouth of Redwood 'Creek about 4:30 p.m. Policeman H.

J. Johnson said Ronald H. Shim 24, his wife, Annette, and their daughter were aboard the boat dr1662 SAIE 2162" PRICE 1617 SALE PRICE s2482" 1896 SALE 264T 3598" PRICE 0985 SAIE PRICE with Credit Approval 344 7611 BURLINGAME mm mm, vw MISS CONGENIALITY, Pam Meuser of Burlin PUSHMI PULYU EXHIBIT in the Hall of Flowers is duplicated bv young Karen Currie, 3, and Mike. Currie, 3. of San Bruno.

(Times Photo) Atberton Pair Are Recovering Two Atherton attorneys and their wives, injured in a Colorado plane Cfash.Friday, are reported recovering and in satisfactory condition today in St. Joseph's Hospital, Denver. Yale RohlEf, law partner of the victims. "William Owen and Richard Meibye, in Redwood City, flew to Denver yesterday irljm.pri He reported today that Owen has fractures of the jaw and check, plus the loss of some teeth. Mrs.

Owen has a cut over one eye and small fractures of both ankles. Mrs. Meibye remains in the hospital's intensive care unit under treatment for a back injury. Meibye has only bruises and probably will return home in a couple of days, while the others probably will have to remain in the' hospital for 8 to 10 days, Rohlff said. The four were hurt when the engine of their single engine plane suddenly quit.

The plane crashed in a cemetery aoout one fourth of a mile short of the airport at Creede, Colo. The couples were en route to a weekend holiday at Aspen, Colo. Carlmont Hi Windows Shattered Somebody had a little target practice on the windows and glass at Carlmont High School over the weekend, Belmont police learned yesterday. Damage was estimated at about $1,000. "Windows in the multi purpose room, metal and wood shops, the music room and a classroom were shot out, as was the glass in a snack bar display case and a light and the night light in the music room, police were told.

Belmont To Hold Meet Belmont City Council will meet in executive session, closed to the public, at city hall at 8 tomorrow night to consider hiring of a new planning consultant. The person or firm given the job would replace Harold B. Atkinson, who resigned the post last month. 11 Mil 1 Killer Whale Bonnie Succumbs ame is crowned by Gui Rozzi at the fair cere monies last nighl (Times Photo) Court Sues Rosselli, Wife Redwood City Councilman John S. Rosselli and his wife, Mary, are named defendants in a 561,500 breach of contract suit filed in Superior Court.

The suit alleges that Mr. and Mrs. Rosselli backed out of a real estate deal, depriving the plaintiffs of their commission. Plaintiffs are real estate brokers Lester A. Heaiy doing business as Pan pac Realty Edward NacGurn, and Kojel schatz doing business as Redwood Hills Co.

According to the suit the two parlies entered into a contract June 21 for the exchange of Ko gelschati; property at El Camino Real and Center Street, which includes a Deacon Jones International Restaurant, for tha Corinthian Apartments on Gordon' Street. It is alleged that the Rossellis breached the contract on July 22 by refusing to convey their property in accordance with the agreement. highest interest rate permitted by federal regulation: 5.13 when oltSVo current annual rate is compounded daily on funds held one year. Why not come in arid put your money to work for you two ways 2 SAN MATECX" MUTUAL SAVINGS I AND LOAW ASSOCIATION FOUNDED 1M Burlinpme: 1841 EFQrmno SS Wrj sume feeding, but to no avail. Other oeeanariums have had similar experiences after mammals such as dolphins, gave birth, said Baruh.

An autopsy will be conducted on Bonnie. Because of the extensive laboratory tests which will be necessary, results will not be known for several weeks, Baruh said. Marine World's other killer whale, Clyde, remains in apparent good health. Willy, a one ton pilot whale, died at Marine World in June prior to opening of the park. Bonnie, a 7,500 pound killer whale at ABC Marine World, died in the early evening hours last night.

The 20 foot long mammal had not resumed normal feeding after giving birth to a still barn calf July 14, said Bradford G. Baruh, Marine World vice presi dent and general manager. The birth was believed by Ma rine World officials to be the first involving a killer whale in captivity. Baruh said Micnaei atanora, the park's curator of mammals, and a team of veterinarians experienced with marine mammals had done 'everything passible" to induce Bonnie fo re S.M. School Directory List The Times today will publish its annual school directory for every age.

The special page may be kept as a directory and guide for those interested in the educational opportunities offered. The directory appears on Pages 32 and 33. Build your savings and your community DICK BULLIS CHEVROLET EVERY 'B TRUCK MUST GO MOST MODELS EVERY ONE SALE PRICED WITH 5 YEAR WARRANTY Vi Tons 127" W.6. Vans El Caminos Many Extrai C.Ui.Lw Pasienger juuuiuaii Siva 5900 Preferred Bank Trm; ly three quarters of a tenluty, we have provided the community with a steady Supply of money for residential bjilding. At the "Oid your dollars help maintain properly vsues while they earn the Sin Mxteo: 7 South Street 17S5 UP, UP, AND AWAY goes County Manager Stallings as he mounts this elephant.

in upper photo and then dismounts precariously in lower photo. Elephant was part of ing ceremonies at the Fair. (Times photos by Jim Irvine) OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY 100 CALIFORNIA DR..