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Tho Wcarti'or A NOWS PAPER FOR THE HOME SALINAS VALLEY Fair today. tonight and Tuaaday; ttttla temperature ehanaa. taih today 70 ha tha north gnd la tha aouth; low toniyht Yaatardaya Hih 71.T This Mornings Lear 4 Rainfall: Trace. Consolidation Solium Index-Journal, Establish ed 1871 and Salinm Morning Post, Established 1983 For Every Hsmhsr mi THE FAMILY 16 PAGES CENTS SAUNAS, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1948 VOL LXXVII, NO. 237 Pilot Killed Playoff Soviets Threaten To Boycott UN on Berlin Question PARIS (UP) -Russia threatened to boycott the United Nations security council on the Berlin question today, but a United States delegate calmly replied that the Western Powers would press their charges that Russian actions threaten the peace anyway, miter Series Manager Boudreau Slams Pair of Homers And Keltner Gets One With Two Aboard To Capture Playoff in American League Cleveland 100 410 Oil 8 13 1 Boston 100 002 000 5 1 Bearden Hegan; Galehouse, Kinder (4) Tebbetts.

BOSTON (UP) Manager Lou Boudreau led hi Cleveland Indians to the American league pennant today with a rousing 8 to 3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. The victory in an unprecedented playoff game put the Indians in the World Series where they meet the Boston Braves, National league cham Wreckage of the two-seater airplane in which pilot Raymond Bobo, 23, was killed this morning, is shown above. Sheriffs deputies and garage attendants worked two hours to remove the body. The crash occurred at 6:30 a.m., west of the San Juan road, less than one-fourth mile from where the plane took off from near the family home at 384 San Juan road. Raymond Bobo, 23, Killed When Plane Stalls on Takeoff Crash of a light, two-seater Cessna plane claimed the life of Pilot Raymond Bobo, 23, of 384 San Juan road at 6:30 oclock this morning, according to Coroner Elmer Machado.

The small plane crashed into a stubble field a quarter of a mile from the take-off strip near the family home. According: to Charles Bobo, father of 4- Looks Over Washington Fred Enjoys Hit, Wonderful Kitchen Widgets-Except- By FREDERICK O. OTHMAN WASHINGTON A year ago today the Othmans ordered their super dooper, world-of -tomorrow kitchen, where colored lights in Crash Here the crash victim, the plane stalled while gaining altitude on the takeoff. Sheriffs deputies and Civil Aeronautics Authority Inspector Ray Bucklin stated that the plane was a total loss. According to the light oraft barely cleared power lines on the San Juan road and nose-dived into the stubble field.

Deputies and garage attendants worked for two hours cutting young Bobo from the wreckage. Preliminary Investigation Indicated that he was killed Instantly. Deputies reported that the crash victim was on his way to Oakland to be examined at a veterans hospital. Investigating offiesrs stated that he worked in Gonzales or Soledad and had piloted the plane to his familys home yesterday before continuing on to Oakland. In Heavy Fog The crash was attributed to inexperience by Inspector Bucklin.

He stated that visibility was less than one-sixteenth of a mile at the time of take-off. Fog was heavy throughout the Area, with less than a 100-foot ceiling. Inspector Bucklin stated. Preliminary Investigation re- vealed that the plane was owned by the Prop-Twisters club in Soledad. Young Bobo and four companions purchased the plane a few weeks ago, according to deputies.

Sheriffs deputies were notified of the crash by the victims mother, Mrs. Charles Bobo. She told deputies that her husband helped ready the plane for the easly morning flight. He watched the take-off, witnessing the crash. Mr.

Bobo was unable to answer questions because of shock, deputies stated. CAA technicians from Palo Alto were reported en route to Salinas to complete the investigation of the crash. Funeral Wednesday The crash victim was bom in Grimes, Sept. 23, 1925. He served in the U.

S. Navy during the late war, coming to Salinas to reside with his parents after being discharged. He la survived by his father and mother, brother, Lyle L. Bobo, of San Diego, and a sister, Nancy Ann Bobo of Salinas. He was a member, of Cecil M.

Anderson post 581 of the American Legion. Funeral seryices will be held from the Muller mortuary at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in the Garden of Memories cemetery. Lawson Filos Appeal With Supreme Court WASHINGTON (UJ! John Howard Lawson, Hollywood screen writer, today appealed directly to the supreme court to set aside his conviction for.

contempt of Early Today Soldier Is 101 Crash James Piercefield, 36, Fort Ord soldier, was seriously at 7:45 p.m. Saturday when the car in which he was a passenger was struck by a truck nine and one-half miles north of Salinas on U. S. highway 101, according to highway patrolmen. He was taken to the Monterey county hospital for emergency treatment and transferred to the Fort Ord hospital.

The nature of his injuries was not disclosed. 1 i He was riding in a sedan driven by Randall Phelps, 28, another Fort Ord soldier, at the time of the crash. According to patrolmen, Phelps attempted a U-tum in the pathway of the oncoming truck and was cited for making an unsafe turn. Neither Phelps nor Domingo D. Chambra, 26, of Sunnyvale, driver of the truck, were injured in the collision, according to 8 Care Collide A three-car crash on the Cas-troville highway, one mile north of Salinas, at 11 :30 oclock last night resulted in no injuries, according to the patrol report.

Artie R. Polston, 23, of Pinedale, was cited for driving on the wrong side of the highway following the collision. According to Investigating officers, Polston sideswlped a car driven by Jessie G. Robles, 27, of Castroville. A third car, operated by Donald E.

Fairfield, 16, of. Moss Landing, which was following the Polston car, crashed into Its rear, patrolmen stated. All three cars were badly damaged. Truman Eastern Tour WASHINGTON (EE) President Truman and his political advisers went to work today on details, of two mors campaign trips that will take him Into the Northeast and Midwest, i Seemingly fit and fresh despite his strenuous two-week barnstorming tour of the West, the President was to confer with Democratic National Chairman J. Howard McGrath and other party leaders.

Mr. Truman starts out again Wednesday to stump Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and up-state New. York. MONOPOLY CHARGED WASHINGTON (EE) Federal reserve board disclosed today a complaint charging the giant Transamerica corporation of San Francisco with conducting a monopoly had been filed and public hearings on the charge will be held Oct. 12.

Plane With 21 Aboard Disappears MIAMI, Fla. (EE) A chartered passenger plane missing since midnight In the Atlantic ocean with 28 persons aboard was found today on the beach at Great Harbor bay In the Bahama islands. The coast guard search plane reported people were walking around on the beach and personnel injury apparently slight. MIAMI, Fla. (U.E) A chartered DC-3 passenger plane carrying 17 passengers and a crew of four reported Itself lost and out of gas early today and disappeared somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.

Coast guard rescue control here sent out 10 military planes to search tha area around -the 'Bahamas Islahds, where the aircraft's first distress signal was heard. Gae running out; need bearings, was the last blear signal heard from the plane at 12:19 a.m. by the Nassau, Bahamas, airport tower. Gout guard rescue officers said they believed the pilot became lost on a night flight from Teterboro, N. and called the Nassau tower in the belief it was in that area.

Headed for Miami The plane, a New England air express charter piloted by D. Olivere, took off from the Bendix airport at Teterboro at 7:35 pm. with 700 gallons of gas. Its destination was listed as Miami and eventually San Juan, Puerto Rico. Weather officials reported the night was ideal for the visual flight plan of the aircraft and could not explain why he was so far out at sea and off course on a flight -down the Eastern coastline to Miami.

Hurricane on Way To South Florida MIAMI, Fla. (U.E) A hurricane boiled up out of the Caribbean sea today and was expected to turn toward Southern Florida which still had not recovered from a bruising, 825,000,000 hurricane of only two weeks ago. Stampede Enjoyed by Big Crowd Windup of rodeo season in this area drew a capacity crowd to the grandstands at the 13th annual King City Stampede yesterday. Top cowboys in the rodeo circuit were on hand, not only to compete in the Stampede events but to be on hand for the big-money jackpot roping still in progress in the King City arena. Latest reports indicate that 24 teams are competing for the top prize which is made possible by an entry fee of 500 each team.

Arena director, Chet Behen, assisted by G. F. (Shorty) Williamson and K1 Sllaccl, produced one of the fastest shows to be seen in the area. At 4 oclock all the arena events had been ran off. In the team roping alone there were more than 40 1 contestants.

A new-comer to the area in the person of announcer Jack Schrade of El Cajon shared honors for fast-moving show. Track and racing events also were prompt In getting under way. i Cuff Burrells stock, some of which has been seen at other local rodeos, was particularly ornery. However, clowns Okie Vernon and Jim Slade had difficulty in steering the Brahmans to the barrel in which Oke rested peacefully, The parade was led by King City union high school band and Monterey county sheriffs possb. fCaces were featured by two match events between horses which had run dead-heat races recently.

In the quarter-mile, Yuma, owned by Dr. G. L. Coates took Neil Townsends Wonder In stride. The reverse was true when Townsends Cameo Bobby won-- nO Dr.

Coates Touch-o-Texas in the 220 yard go. Arena Events Bareback Riding; 1) John Lof-tus, 2) Frank Schnider, 3). Jim Gaunt, 4) Cotton Rosser. Single Steer Stopping: 1) Manuel (4.5 2nd place split, Marion Vincent and John Bowman (5.1 3rd Stan Gomes (5.2 Bronc Riding: 1) Cotton Rosser, 2) Frank Schnider, 3) Dick Pascoe, 4) Byrle Mulkey. Calf Roping: 1) Leonard Block, (16.6 2nd and 3rd place split.

Clay Carr and E. V. Dorsey (18.5 -Ben Johnson (21 sec. flat). Team.

Steer Stopping: 1) Bill Erickson and E. Muzio (12 sec. fiat) 2) John Bowman and Vic Castro (12.7 3) Doad Hex and Murph Chaney (12.8 4) Ray Kohrs and Led Engelsman (14.8 Brahqian Bull Riding: 1) Cotton Jtosser, 2) Frank Schnider, 3) Don Koester, 4) Don Pascoe. STAMPEDE Turn to Page 2 i sc v. j' Revolt in Peru Is Put Down LIMA, Peru (EE) A Moody volt against tha Peruvian government ended today when the rebel fleet surrendered formally hi nearby Callao, the port of Rear Admiral.

Heriberto Ma-guina Soero boarded the eruiser Grau and accepted the formal surrender. The. revolt already had been crushed by navy forces and civilians. An unconfirmed report circulated that Cept. Enrique A gulls Pardo, leader of the seaborne revolt, committed suicide aboard the Grau.

Two officers and two seamen who had been wounded were removed from the vessel. Watsonville Man Killed Near Fresno 'FRESNO (EE Highway patrol today reported the death of two pedestrians on highway 99 near here over the Gabriel N. Santana, 45, of Watsonville died last night in a Fresno hospital after being struck by a car on highway 99 south of here. Highway patrolmen said the driver of the car, GeorgoD. Silva, 38, of Centerville, told them he did not see the man crossing the road.

He was not held. An unidentified woman, about 35-years-old, was killed last night when she was ran over by a car driven by Roes J. Streva, 32 of Southgate. Streva told Investigating patrolmen he could not stop his car in time when he saw the woman' lying in the middle of the highway. 1 LOOK OUT BELOW We now are observing October and will do so for the next 27 The month has many distinguishing features For instance, tha opal is the gem of the month and the flower of the month is the hop.

People born in October are under the influence of libra and Scorpio. Libra people are organizers and managers and dont pinch their children; Scorpio people are planners and so fore sighted as to bo psychic. People under the influence of hops are likely to be unstable and tend to be hop toed on occasion. Strangely enough in the month famous for October ale, national wine week will be celebrated. Other important dates this month are Oct.

24 national honey week, national apple week and better parenthood week. It -Would Bo A Good Idea To Write A Letter To Look Out Below Week Starts Today. WALO. The Senator. The council adjourned its first meeting on the Berlin crisis without deciding whether to put the complaint by the Western Powers on its agenda.

Soviet Delegate Andrei the stage for a Russian boycott possibly even another dramatic walkout such as that of 1946 over the Iranian Issue In a table-pounding, arm-w a 1 speech in which he asserted the security council has no right to intervene. American Delegate Philip Jessup quietly replied that: The Soviet government still refused to lift the blockade (of Berlin). The Berlin issue Is still a threat to peace. Vishinsky charged the Western Powers with raising war fears, with trying to junk the Big Four foreign ministers council, with attempting illegally to bring the Berlin dispute before the council, with violating the UN charter and the Potsdam and Yalta agreements. Jessup calmly answered that the latest- note of the Soviet government Aaggesting a new meeting of the council of foreign ministers on the whole German question had not changed anything.

In effect, he rejected the Russian note, and he made clear that the Western Powers had no intention of dropping their case against the Soviet Union in the security council. Reds Issue Warning Even as the two men spoke, Secretary of State George C. Marshall was with -the British and French foreign ministers at the French foreign off ice, to confirm their rejection of the Russian proposal, unless the Soviet blockade -of Berlin is lifted unconditionally. In two passages "of his speech a 22-minute tirade repeating all the now familiar Russian charges against the Western Powers Vishinsky made clear that he was warning the security council that Russia would boycott its consideration of the dispute. Asserting that inclusion of the Issue on the agenda would violate international agreements, he shouted: We shall not be a party to such violations.

TWO PEARLS FOUND NEW HAVEN, Conn. (EE) Two pea-sized pearls found in a can of sardines were offered for. sale today by Thomas Parker. King City. ty 5 5 'VW flash, bussers buss, and push buttons do all the work accept maybe mop the floor.

This was expensive. Ws about to ten the man to skip the whole business when he said we looked like aloe people and he liked ns and not to worry abont the cost because he was going to knock SO per cent off the nationally advertised list prices of 11 the widgets we bought. He did, too, and we grateful. The amounted to several hundred dollars. So the machinery was Installed, piece by piece; the cabinets with the aluminum drawers were bolted to the walls, and heavier wires to carry the extra load caused by all the electric motors were strung through the rafters.

The place has been a joy ever since, or at least it was until yesterday. Really Lights Up Every morning the stove gets up early, washes its teeth, and has the coffee percolating when I get downstairs. It also boils the eggs by itself for exactly four minutes. If I could figure out how to set the. dials on the instrument board for really complicated stuff I have no doubt it also would balance my check book, sweep the front porch and water the cow.

This stove furthermore is pretty. When it is cooking on all burners It lights up like the juke box in a high-class saloon. Open the oven door to see how the hamburgers are getting along and automatically a spotlight shines on em. As stoves go, it is the ultimate. In the comer purrs the deep freezeroo.

We keep it fulL of strawberry ice cream, fish, congealed orange juice, roster bread and other unlikely items which turn out fine when thawed. But our real pride is the sink. Or was, until 24 hours ago. This sink Is a stainless steel Job with a trick sprayer to get the sand ont of the spinach. Open a door at one end, staff In the dirty dishes, fill a small receptacle with granulated de-tergent, and push a button.

The dishes are washed and to my everlasting amazement also dried. Weve had no trouble with this dishwasher either. except onoe when we put In soap powder by mistake and filled the kitchen with bubbles. These came out the vents and the machine was about to conquer the Othmans smother- OTHMAN. Turn to Page 2 a It Has Been; 19 Days Since Salinas Had a raff ic Death pions, hers Wednesday.

Boudreau swarmed all over the field in pacing hla team to victory in this money game. The Indians had blown a three-game lead in the last week of the season and ended in a first place tie with the Red Sox after the final game yesterday. He hit two home runs. He batted in two runs. He got four hits in four official times at bat.

And hi fielding was little short of sensational. 4 Buns In Fourth The -Indians actually won tbf game, with a four-run rally ln the fourth inning. Before that the score waa tied at -1-1 After that, the Red Sox were chasing their rivals and they never did catch up. Young Gene Bearden, with only one days rest after he beat Detroit Saturday, pitched all the way in winning the game for Cleveland allowing Boston only five scattered hits. Homers Do It It was Boudreaus homer in tha first which gavs Cleveland a 1-0 lead.

And it was Boudreaus singlt in the fourth which started the four-run rally after the Bo sox had tied the count in their first. After Boudreau singled, Gordon singled and Ken Keltner homered over the left field wall. Larry Doby then doubled, went to third on a sacrifice and scored when Jim Hegan grounded out. From then on it was duck soup. 3 Oil Firms Reject Offer LOS ANGELES "(EE) Three struck oil firms today rejected an offer by the CIO oil refinery workers to submit' their wage differences to arbitration.

The union, still hoped that one of the three other firms struck by the workers would agree to the settlement plan. Union Oil first indicated the employers stand yesterday in a four-point rejection by President Reese Taylor. Later local Shell Oil officials and San Francisco Standard Oil spokesmen also rejected the. union offer to return to work for a 12 4 -cent hourly increase with an additional 8H-cent increase subject to arbitration. Dewey to Go To Midwest ALBANY, N.

(EE) Gov. Thomas E. Dewey rested from one campaign trip today and prepared for another. The Republican presidential nominee returned last night from a 15-day swing to the Weit coast which his friends called highly He is expected to leave next Sunday on a week-long trip to the Midwest, winding up at Minneapolis Oct. .18, WALLACE IN FRESNO FRESNO (EE Henry A.

Wallace today invited Freeno State college students to hear him at a public rally because tha school cancelled his invitation to speak on the campus. Stampede Is Colorful Affair rv 4 A With the King City high school band In front, backed up by tha horsa paradars In tha arana, this was tha pietura in tha Stampada arana yastarday aftamoon as tha annual show aot undor way bafora a capacity crowd. Thara'was plenty of colar and an unusually fast program. Jackpot roping was on today's schedule with 24 teams competing. Ri to National Newspaper Week Oct.

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