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Frl. Sit. I 2 3 i 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 A NFWSfAfEK FOK SAH 1ERNARDINO COUNTY Telephone TUrner 9-9666 VOL. XIV 120 PAGES, 6 SECTIONS (API Aiiociottd Prtsi fUPI 1 Unittd Pru International 15c Per Copy iSSCTION A) SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1960 am 1 ESE ISLES will FAR FROM KNOWN COMMUNIST BASES Mystery Submarine Is Hunted Off West Coast Defense Part Of Protection For Formosa Aimed as Boost for Nixon, Serves as Reminder to Reds WASHINGTON (AP) want to play the chess game as well as we can. "This is not a war scare.

This contact is in an area where it has cxery right to be." That referred to international waters. The Sox let I'nimi and China hae been estimated to have about loo submarine operating in the Pacific. Thach said if the object sought is sighted or contacted by the Kearsarge group, "they will look for a reasonable amount of time." Farlier a Xavy source a said: "If it's a Russian sub, it has a rigid to be there; we would only keep it under surveillance." A siiokesinaii at VcClcllan Air Force Base near Sacramento, said an unidentified submarine definitely was sighted more than toil miles west of Fort Bragg on the Northern California coast on Oct. 1. siderable ii h'hush atmosphere.

Tliaeh said the ay may not announce if and when the hear-sargn makes contact. He indicated there might not be any further information on the operation. Thach said the reported location "does not particularly indicate Hie object has nuclear capabilities." He said (lie Air Force plane crew which made the contact reported only one object was sighted. Ho declined when asked to comment on speculation the contact was a Communist submarine. He said there hae been previous sightings of unidentified objects In the same general area of the raeific.

In explaining why he would not go into more detail on the location, the admiral said: "We HONOI.l HI (AP) A mysterious underwater object which (he Pacific Antisubmarine Force commander said "is a long way from known submarine bases" drew a swift search yesterday by a aircralt carrier and four destroyers between Hawaii and the mainland. The -III, HOil ton attack carrier Kearsiirge, carrying three squadrons of antisubmarine warfare planes, rushed into search on such a sudden emergency basis from Long Beach Friday that it left some crewmen in port. Vice Adin. J. S.

Tliaeh, Pacific; Antisubmarine Force Commander, said the object "is a long way from known submarine bases and is In an area under my command, and I want to know what It is." The Nay maintained a con Kennedy Sees Nixon Retreat In Isles Fight WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. John F. Kennedy con tended last night that Vice! President Richard M. Nixon has retreated to what he called the Eisenhower ad ministration position on Quemoy and Matsu. And Kennedy, the Democratic presidential nominee, said he thinks this "is in the best interests of national security." Kennedy, campaigning in Penn- sylvania, fired his latest blast in the running debate over the two CAR REFLECTS FAMILY DIVISION IN POLITICS MIAMI, Fla.

(AP) A South Miami man's (ar puzzled his neighbors. It: had a Kennedy slicker on the front bumper and a Nixon sticker on the back. The man explained he was for the Democratic presidential candidate and his ife votes itwwiwri i i. sfW Tr wisest SI! AUK TOO CLOSE A. B.

Powell of 3 128 St. fierce winds that lashed San Bernardino and the South-looks out from beneath a large tree which crashed land. See story on City Page and other wind damage over the porch and roof of his house when downed by photos on U-G. (Sun-Telegram photo by Reggie Sellas) NIXON ASSAILS KENNEDY'S 'FOOLISHNESS' ON QUEMOY 2 Americans to Be Shot Bv KKIA I I) SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) Vice President Richard t- tut- M.

Nixon said yesterday that every day Sen. John CUBAN TRIBUNAL REJECTS APPEALS FOR CLEMENCY Fire Ravages Oakland Hills little islands off Red China in aQuemoy and Matsu "he increases the risk of war. statement issued through his He also took a crack at what hef STho Eisenhower administra-jtion reasserted yesterday its determination to defend the Chinese islands of Quemoy and Matsu against any Communist, attack directed beyond them at For-Imosa. In sneaking out Ihrnuch the presidential press secretary, C. llagerty, the White House thus apparently sought to ive a domestic political boost ti President Richard M.

NKon Jin his campaign dispute with Sen. I John F. Kenned)'. At the same time, the action served as a to Red Chi na that despite tile argument between the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees, basic U.S. policy on Quemoy and Matsu stands.

The policy affirmation is good until the Eisenhower administration leaves office nrt January. Nixon sas that if elected he will continue the same line. Kennedy has sharply assailed the present U.S. stand on Quemoy and Matsu and declared it should be revised. AS STATH)' The Quemoy Matsu argument bus developed the only sharply defined foreign policy disagreement between the presidential contenders so far in the campaign.

The White House stepped intfj the deflate over Quemoy and Matsu after the contenders had stated clashing views in their television-radio debates and in campaign speeches. I ill It I I reponeis ins 'p ndnni and the president on this matter is Eisenhower sent to Sen. c. nn in October Green was then chairman of (lie Senate Foreign 1 umiiuiiii. I 1 or Quemoy and Matsu.

SKMKXI 01 (II i) Kennedy in his dehate with Nixon Tliui'sday night quoted a sentence from the President's letter, "'at Quemoy and Matsu are not important enough to justify U.S. military involvement. He noted Eisenhower had ritten to Green: nor any ower Amcr- nrrfl that the United (Continued on A'-', Column 4) COMPLKTK LINK OF Catholic Missals Bibles, Medals, Rosaries RLAKE'S 373 St. TU 9-3103 Puihhnn a An Homrf WK CAN ROOf IT VK CAN INSULATE IT We Can Weatherstrip It limit In Your Plnn MORRISON'- IOPK, Inc. S.

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"Tim m-mi- Son ICennerlv mlkesl is to advocate a change in Amci i the fact it is a Hilicy which has worked time and again these past eiiiht years," Nixon declared in a statement read at the fairurounds f. HAVANA (AP) A military tribunal last night sentenced two Americans to die at Santiago, a superior tribunal rejected their appeals for clemency, and they OAKLAND (AP) A general alarm fire racing on gusty winds destroyed two homes, threatened scores of others and sent residents and wildlife fleeing into the Eastiwere ordered to be shot early today. Washington headquarters. U'onnnrlti clutnmnnl onmo a 1 iHL i. INI.

Ml' til VK'Ol- few hours after the White House (Continued on A 2, Column 2) Kennedy Flails Away at Nixon Bv JOIIV CHADWK'K WITH KENNEDY IN PENN Nixon was creeled hv a s''l'Po1 his contention Oakland hills yesterday. I The two are Robert O. Fulleri The raging flames were brought'0' iam' 'a an Thorn p- from him. I lis father, William O. under control by the entire Oak-lson Quecn cit' Tex- members: Fuller, now lives in Miami.

He land fire department and off-duty! a fl'om Mi-j formerly operated a large farm firemen manning 40 pieces of ami' nat 'andpd lflSt week: near San German in eastern Ori-equipment on Mountain Blvd. from1 on the northeast coast of Cuba, ente Province. Icons Heights Park to the out-i Tlius Prime Minister Fidel Cas- Thompson refused to testify. of about 6.IXV) at the Springfieklj airport on his arrival from He said Kennedy had spoken of his Moscow encounter with Khrushchev "in a sort of ridicul-! Kh. nsheliev "in a sort of ridicul 1 SYLVANIA (AP) Sen.

John V.i;nn mi om(MTOW. San ing way. Well, I II tell you what''tes will be involved in military skirts of Oakland Naval Hospital i uu Kennedy last night pictured Vice President Richard Nixon! as "brandishing his fist." over! happened. "I was there as a guest, not to start li'ouble, Then this man tried to insult our count rv, to run Whipped by gusts up to 4.) miles Trees Felled By Wind Kill 2 in Yosemiie YOSKMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) A fierce wind whooshed Into Yosemiie Valley from the east early yesterday, felling trees and killing two person. The heavy wind pushedjyi 80-foot length of a 100-foot tree across several tent cabins at Yosemiie Lodge.

Margaret Ga-nail, 41, Koselle Park, N.J., was crushed to death. Mrs. Carolyn Henry, Miss ia-naif companion, wan hurt lightly. kenneth C. Miner, J9, Fresno, died when a tree top fell and rnished his tent In a campground.

Trees fell on sevpral building In th valley. Several mora were reMrted down between Crane Flat and Tuolumne Meadows. Ranger said several unoccupied tent house were blown over. Campground were evacuated quickly to precnt any other from getting hurt. GoTf Cart Robbery KNOXVILLK.

Tenn. (UPI) -Thieves stole $5,000 in bills and coins from the Beaver Brook Country Club, then loaded it onto rh electric golf cart and drove it down a hill to their waiting car. an hour, the flames spread Mass. a quarry area behind Mills Col-'picKKO VP FRIDAY lege and spread quickly over ai Thompson who also cave a lcgisla-i 011 (ni'r l'R" Nixon's(AMnsEMFNTS do-! ANN landers jus down, to say he was stronger than we are. "He had gotten away wiih this (Continued on A 2, Column 1) i i nominee's supporters point to as evidence of his ex yuemoy ana iviaisu wnue Manning against progress on social tion.

He also heaped scorn on widely publicized "kitchen bate" with Soviet l.uwj-acre hrusti and residential area, the flames leaped as men as 80 feet, driving before them deer, rabbits and grazing horses. Residents uncoiled garden hoses to wet their homes and help fight the fire. Civil Defense workers in three cars with loudspeakers directed evacuation of some of the area. Most of the homes there are in the $.0,000 bracket. Destroyed were those of Charles Suggs and William Crecque both on Mountain Blvd.

The fire was controlled after: Kennody "persists in this ailed his Democratic opponent's: I lllll Ulr Wl JI.WMIO IMI.I.1I 'bate" with Soviet Premier Nikila "I stood up for the United States1 of America," Nixon declared as; an Illinois Slate Eaiicround crowd SUN-TELEGRAM Features Index Th- bus strike anA was settled vesterdav and opera Boinctdino city schools however, wiJj sjn pvp service as tnf, r.tiinment See MS 'cyiKn'. county nkws heard be grew for a film part here. Rarryniore vsas accused of cursing the police, resisting arrest, and trying to break open a jail cell door where his fiancee's two brothers were confined. Rarrymore testified all he did was demand an interpreter lie-cause nobody (here could understand English, lie scoffed at the accusation that he tried to break open the cell dfxr. 101 WV till (Jill A woman's idea of keep-inn a secret is refusing to tell who told it to her.

i 'aU A-ifi c-n-15; C-15: DATK HOOK C-l to 1 The Democratic presidential kaki, k. huik R-i candidate, speaking at a -ia': Dw rally in the Johnstown War Mc- hahky goldkn n-7 morial Auditorium, kept up the in iim making d-r steady bombardment of criticism hoi.i.ywood hkat A-4 he had aimed at Nixon throughout JP0NmYGminu "c-r! a day of motorcading thi-otigh nkws 11-in western Pennsylvania. During the fast-paced day, Ken- stamps in thk nkws n-15 nedy also predicted a Democratic 'STAH victory in the Nov. 8 election and -jhi-; wind iii.ows d- in his address in Johnstown out-to your good iikalth VITAL HKCOHDS D-10 iVOH'K OK THK PKOPI.K D-IO (Continued on A 6, Column 1) Iwkathkr A-11 BRAWLING BARRYMORE ENDS 8-DAY JAIL STAY burning more than an Itmir. bereaving come with the expedition, were unconfirmed reports that two: asserting that land his father had boys playing with matches in the' acquired and owned "honorably" quarry area started the blaze, in eastern Cuba had been taken 5 Min.

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W. CLINE 3'J9 Itlshlam! Av. 1'U 611 Lamps Ralph's 812 E. Highland TU 3-8612 J'10 5 military courts handed out! 'Uhe same swift sentences they; 01t wpck ,0 a American member of the expedi (ion. Anthony Zarba of Somer Mooringsport, address, and Fri Fuller were picked up only day in the hills of eastern Cuba, birthplace of Castro's own revolution, army sources reported.

The court found them guilty of armed revolt against the state. Seven Cuban members of the band were shot Thursday with Zarba. Two Cuban members of the ex pedition captured with Fuller and Thompson were given 30-year terms. They are Juan Gonzalez and Angel Rivero Sanchez. During the trial Fuller admitted SC Beats Cal kimsas TcXHS' a 'hat had boon threatening to (break into the top 10, 21-23; Ten inessee upended Alabama 20-7 (Ve SmuH, Section I)) Harvey Summ, U.S.

consul in Santiago, attended the trial. MpanwhiIp anotnpr miHiary tri bunal at Havana's La Cabana military fortress eomnleted hear ings in a case involving another (American, Leslie Bradley of Min- neapolis. SKXTKXCKS MONDAY Bradley and 12 others are ac cused of collaborating in a fake plot to invade Nicaragua from Cuba with official sanction of the United Slates in order to embarrass the Cuban regime. The prosecution in the closing argument reiterated a demand for 16-year terms for Bradley and Nicaraguan exile Chester Lacayo. The Havana military tribunal said the sentences would be an mouncod at 6 p.m.

Monday. Modifying his original demands, (Continued on A 2, Column 7) WEATHER (Kull weather rexrt, A ll) San Bernardino County a H-ahl high cliMidlncm hut mostly Kiinny today and tomorrow; local strong gutty north to north-east ulnd in WcIron, paste and below canyons decreeing afternoon and night; slightly warmer; high fire danger. San Bernardino rnnge yesterday: year ago: 103 49. Relative humidity at p.m. yesterday: 10 per rent.

Air Pollution Control District report allowable burning permitted Unlay. (Hourly temperature are taken atop The Sim Telegram building. Figure may ary from official one.) SM KI)V fi M.lll, 7 a.m. a. ni a 111 Ill a II Noon fi S7 tin I p.m.

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71 73 71 71 70 OHIO STATE, CIEMSON FALL; KANSAS TIED Edges UCLA, 10 sas is ranked No. 9. in the Big Ten scramble, outlasted Washington edged UCLA, 10-8, Wisconsin, 24-21, while Syracuse and became an odds-on favorite edged Penn Slate, 21-15, and Min-to go to the Rose Bowl again. But nesota came from behind to de-the Huskies lost their top quarter- feat Illinois 21-10. back, Bob Sehloredt, who received Navy, No.

5, and Missouri, No. a broken collar hone in the game.jfi, got away with routine victories. Southern California Middies trounced the Air California, 27-10, and San Jose Force Academy, 3.V3, and Misstate upset Stanford, 31-20. another pretender to the spilled Washington State, 21-12. Big Eight throne, clobbered Kan-Mississippi, top team in the land, sas beat Tulane.

2(5-13. in niM.t In maior reversals, Ar- Washington ly ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio State and Clemson toppled, Kansas could do no better than a tie and life in general for the top football teams in the country was uncomfortable yesterday. Purdue dealt Ohio State, third-ranked team in last week's Associated Press poll, its first defeat, 21-21, but the way the Big Ten race changes complexion from week to week, it prohably won't be fatal. Clemson, No. 8, and the favorite in the Atlantic.

Coast Conference, fell before thi'ice-beaten Maryland 1D-17, while Kansas nut to unseat perennial champion Oklahoma In the Pig Kight was held to a 13-13 tie by the Sooner. Kan ROME (AP)-An Italian court yesterday gave John Ranymore Jr. a suspended sentence of eight months for insulting and resisting Italian police afler a brawl that started over his beard. The suspended sentence means the son of the late American actor will not have to stay in jail. He had sweated out eight days in Rome's Regina Coeli (Queen of Heaven! jail awaiting trial.

He got into the trouble when he and his fiancee and her father and mother went to a police station' to argue for the release of hisj fiancee's two brothers. They had' got into a street, coiner brawl with' three youths who taunted them about Barrymore and the bushy. game. Bavlor, No. 7, defeated 11.7 in Tou Vn s.

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10 'all unn'nd Auburn stopped Ceorgia Tech cliff hangcis to remain unhealen.1' The Hawkeyes, current favorites.