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Adlv my IF YOU DONT RECEIVE YOUR PAPER BY 5:45 OCLOCK PLEASE PHONE SH 5-541 1 Paperi Can Be Delivered Only If Calls Are Made before 6 p.m Price 5 Cents Serves More Subscribers thruout Northern San Diego County Than Any Other Newspaper Pkest SH 5-661 1 VOLUME XLVI, NUMBER 247 FOUNDED IN 1912 (Weekly In 1814) ESCONDIDO. Harmony Grove Hosts 'Flying Saucer' Convention New Locate for Several Escondido Businesses Planned Escondidos downtown business section in the next few months will experience a re-shuffling of several locations. It was announced Thursday by Jack McMahan, president of McMahan Furniture Stores, that the Escondido stores location will be moved in the Fall from 128 East Grand to 224 East Grand, presently occupied by Escondido Tire Supply Company. Escondido Tire Supply will soon be moving into a new building being constructed for it at 133 North Escondido Boulevard. In another business development, it was announced that the former Post Office building, located at the northeast corner of Grand and Ivy, has been purchased by the San Diego Paint Glass company which plans to open a branch here in about six weeks.

The San Diego firm purchased the building from Henry Joor. The property is reported to have been sold for a sum in excess of $50,000. Crow Realty Company handled the sale. Extensive remodeling of the building is expected to begin as soon as escrow is cleared in about two weeks. In making his announcement THAT'S NOT THE SUN nor the moon, but it's an "unidentified flying object" in the sky, according to Robert E.

Short, whose wife took this picture at Highland Park in 1956. Short says close examination shows the object is much brighter at the top than it is at the bottom. LEADERS in the "flying saucer" convention currently being held at Harmony Grove near here are, left to right, Robert E. Short, editor of Inter-Gallaxy News; Carl Anderson, Fullerton, who tells of chatting with a Martian; Reverend Robert Anderson, president of the Long Beach Cosmic Research Society, and Mrs. Anderson.

Times-Advocete Photograph. 800,000 People From Other Planets Now On Earth, Saucerites Told By FRED W. SPEERS Editor Daily Tunes-Advocate Don't look now, but a Martian may be watching you! He may be that fellow who smiled and gave you a quizzical look as you passed his on the street this afternoon. Think that's silly? Well, there are a lot of people who don and some of them are holding a three-day comention this weekend at Harmony Grove a few miles northwest of Escondido city limits. w.v.vAv.VimviVW, I LATE WIRE BULLETINS By United Piesi International rMV.SV.VVVtVAVVAWi To Try For Release- HAVANA (UPI) US Consul Park Wollam was expected to return Saturday to the mountain hideout of rebel leader Raul Cas tro hu another effort to free 45 Americans and Canadians kidnaped last week.

Wollam flew Into rebel territory by helicopter and won the freedom of four Americans and one Canadian, but arrangements for release of the others collapsed mysteriously and further helicopter flights were bartned. Beirut Bombardment BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) Government batteries bombarded rebel positions in the port city of Tripoli for the third straight day Saturday in an effort to flush out Syrians the army said were hiding in mans land. In Beirut, the government angered by United Nations reports denying 'massive Syrian infiltration retaliated by expelling seven United Arab Republic Embassy officials and employes. Long Drill Begins- REDONDO BEACH (UPI) The 12-ton raft Lehi IV will be towed out to sea Saturday to begin a drifting voyage to Hawaii In an attempt to prove that the earths ocean currents carried people to the Western hemisphere. Captain Devere Baker, 42.

hopes to glide to the islands three months time on a "shake-down cruise as a preliminary to a dream of riding his raft from the Persian Gulf to Central America. Ike Fires A 79 GETTYSBURG, Pa (UPI) President Eisenhower shot a 79 Saturday, a new low score for him over the local par-70 golf course. He obviously was delighted with the round. He wore a big grin as he came off the 18th green where he carded ai birdie three. He also had two two other birdies.

GENEVA (UPI) The Soviet Union Saturday unveiled some of the previously secret methods it uses to detect nuclear plosions. The were made by Russian scientists in a new report presented to Western scientists at the eight-nation East-West technical conference. The methods were not made public immediately. SPECIAL VINYL LINOLEUM SI. 50 per sq.

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The French were reported a.sk ing US support in becoming a member of the exclusive "nuclear club" of nations who have exploded atomic bombs. Frst Contact The lengthy meeting was the first direct contact between the US Government and de Gaulle since he became Premier June 2. The talks continued informally thru an official lunch. Saturday afternoon Dulles had a date to confer with French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville. De Gaulle and Dulles met with a small group of other French and US officials.

There was no official information about the meeting but informed sources said these main points were raised: "Nuclear Club France's determination to be accepted as an equal in the nu-'clear club" of which Britain, Rus fsia and the United States now are the only members I France's internal political situation. East-West relations Quadruplets Born To Couple Living In House Trailer MANKATO, Minn. (UPI) Quadruplet girls were born to Mr. nd Mrs, Gerald Hansen, Mankato, at Immanuel Hospi tal fcere Saturday. The mother and girls all are satisfactory condition a hospital spokesman said.

The babies, Rebecca, Christine, Penelope and Deborah, were born between 2:55 and 4:37 a.m. (PDT). Each weighed about two pounds. Hansen, 28, is an elementary school teacher. The couple, who also have a 10-month-old son, live in a trailer.

State Leads In Holiday Road Deaths Bv United Press International The Nations holiday death toll on the highways rose to 188 Saturday. In addition, 72 persons drowned, three died in plane crashes and 43 died in other accidents for a total of 306. California led the nation in traffic deaths with 20. New York was next with 11, and Ohio and Texas each counted 10. "Slowing a Bit "Huge as the traffic death list is, the toll is slowing down a bit," Ned H.

Dearborn. Safety Council President, said. "We appeal to every driver to continue the utmost caution in an all-out effort to hold down the toll." fThe council has predicted that 410 persons will die in automobile accidents by midnight Sunday. Multiple-death accidents were not unusual in the lengthening list of the dead. 5 Die in Kansas Five persons were killed Satur-lay near Junction City, and wo others critically injured in a lead-on crash on US 40.

The Kansas Highway Patrol said a speeding automoble occupied by four servicemen struck a reflee-torizcd post and skidded across the road into the path of the oncoming car. At Noel. four Tulsa. teenagers wrere killed when their speeding car failed to make a curve, crashed into a bridge and overturned. Hoover Honored BfUSSClS F0f Role In Relief BRUSSELS (UPI) Foimer Piesident Hoover returned Saturday to the scene of past triumphs and sadness and recalled with deep emotion the work of his World War I iehef commission that saved Belgium from famine.

It was the second time in 40 vears Hoover had entered the room in the Sonete Generale, a Brussels bank, where millions of persons found life or health and where the world learned how to feed and to rehabilitate the human debris of its wars. The former president came heie 20 years ago to attend a (Symbolic meeting of the Belgian 'Relief Fund which he founded. 'Theie were two main items on the agenda then: Call the roll. Honor the dead The agenda was the same to-day and Hoover commented sad 1: "Theie are scarcely a dozen of the old guard in this audience. YOUNGSTERS, TOO, are interested in reports of flying saucers.

Youthful Timothy here held by his mother, is one of a score or more' youngsters at the Harmony "flying saucer" convention. His mother is Mrs. June of Hollywood, wife of a motion picture producer. shown are Mrs. ana Howard, Palm Springs, and Kelvin Rowe, San Jacinto.

Times-Advocate Photograph. One of the people who sinceie-ly believes Martians and people from other planets are walking the face of the Earth today is Carl Anderson of Fullerton. He says that he met and talked with a Martian just a few days ago on the evening of June 27. to be exact. Look Like Us Let him tell it in his own words: have talked with a man from Mars.

I was walking thru a park in Fullerton. It was dark, but when this man appeared before me I could see that he looked like any ordinary Earth man. He was wearing a dark suit, either black or blue, but just like our business suits. As he wore no hat. I could see that his hair was dark, either brown or black.

He greeted me and identified himself as being a Martian. He told there are about 800,000 people from other planets Mars, isPent-Clarion and Venus at present Grove Ormond Also Death To Of Searchers of the The Red Toll Rises 19 In Wake Iowa Floods AUDOBON, Iowa (UPD plodded thru mud-covered floods debris Saturday looking for the lone remaining body 19 known dead in southwest Iowas worst floods in history. floods appeared to tempted unsuccessfully to persuade de Gaulle to drop his plans Cross officials said a first jfor making Fiance the worlds Round Town With fhe PROWLER July Fourth is usually one of the busiest days of the year for Tom Colby of the Lazy Sky Ranch because thats when the exclusive club in Pauma Valley holds a big party for members and friends. Tom was there all right Friday, but he couldnt participate because of doctors orders which kept him confined to bed all day. However, his attractive wife, Midge, handled the serving of some 223 members and guests in smooth manner.

Friday may have been the last July Fourth on which Escondido's streets were decked with 48-star flags, because by next Independence Day Alaskas admission as a state is expected to be completed. In line with this prospect, the American Legion announced Saturday that no more 48-star flags will be sold (unless as collector's items! The Legion detail which posted the several hundred flags downtown Friday included Boh Sutliff, Bob Houser, Henry Shebley, Paul Callan, Harold Petersen. John Vosefski. Bar- (Continued on Page 2) DON DELLE and his Texas Rebels Opening At OAKVALE LODGE Starting TONIGHT From 9:00 til 1 :30 SUNDAY From 3:00 'til 6:00 on Earth who dress and act just like the people of Earth" Asked where the planet Clarion is, Anderson said he had asked the same question of the Martian and was told that Clarion is a planet on the far side of the sun which cant be seen thru Earths telescopes. "The Martian even gave me a of the impending relocation of his furniture store, McMahan said that it is estimated about $30,000 will be spent in remodeling the new location, which for many years had been the site of the Homer Heller Ford agency.

Tentative occupancy is set for Oct. 1. In addition to the front at 224 East Grand, McMahan's store will occupy the large floor space of the same building behind Bartlett Jewelry and Gaileys Photo store. "This will give us double the floor space of the present location, McMahan pointed out. The store has been situated at 128 East Grand for 13 years.

No announcement has been made as 'to what Will become of the location being left vacant by McMahans. McMahan pointed out thbt while there -are more than 100 McMahan furniture stores thruout Southern California, they are not one big chain. Rather, the total is broken up into individual groups, each independently owned and managed by various members of the McMahan family. The San Diego County group, with headquarters in El Cajon, operates stores in La Mesa, Lemon Grove, Imperial Beach, Pacific Beach, and Vista in addition El Cajon and Escondido. Two stores outside San Diego County dso are operated by the local groups, one in Torrance and the other in San Pedro.

President Continues Relaxing Weekend At Gettysburg Farm GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UPI) President Eisenhower laid out another take-it-easy holiday schedule for Saturday golf, bridge and relaxing with three grandchildren. He planned to get in another early round of golf before the worst of the heat set in, as he did Friday. A favorite bridge partner General Alfred Gruenther, president of the American Red Cross joined the President Friday afternoon. Gruenther has been mentioned prominently as a possible suces-sor to embattled Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams should Adams resign.

Eisenhower was expected to return to the White House, probably by helicopter, late Sunday or early Monday. 0 Fair WaeHicr Noon Forecast: Mostly sunny Saturday thru Sunday but night and morning low clouds near the coast. Not much change in temperature. T-A Thermometer Reading At Noon: 82 Rain since June 30 0.000 in. Ram since January 1 17.34 in.

Sunrise Sunset Sat. 5:46 a.m. 7:59 p.m. Sun. 5:47 a.m.

7:59 p.m, Mon. 5:47 a.m. 7:59 p.m. Los Angeles County is the largest milk producer in the Nation. Kemper Says His Group Well Treated BERLIN (UPI) The EjWt German news agency ADN has quoted American servicemen Jield in the Soviet zone as saying they were being well-treated by the communists.

ADN said East German authorities permitted the Americans to 9 talk at a news conference Thursday in a house in Dresden where the nine servicemen have been held since their Army helicopter was forced down in the Soviet zone June 7. The agency said Major George Kemper, 43, Escondido, who acted as the spokesman for the group, said th emen had been treated well. We were treated politely and correctly, ADN quoted Kemper, We are well taken care of. As to clothing, we have been given all that is necessary since we had nothing more than we were wearing. The food is good and we have been given cigarettes and sweets.

ADN said the men have three bedrooms, a dining room and a sunroom used as a club room set aside for them in Dresden. They can also use the garden of the house where there is opportunity for exercising sports, ADN said. For their entertainment, the servicemen have a television aet and newspapers, the agency said. The men have seen several movies, including the Soviet film The Cranes Fly, it added. ADN said Kemper replied in the negative to a question as to whether the communists tried to brainwash the helicopter crew.

Major Kemper clearly said no when he was asked whether attempts had been made to influence the men by propaganda, ADN said. Traffic Accidents Total 12 In June Traffic accidents last month in the City of Escondido totaled 12, the sume number as recorded in June of last year. The 1958 total here was raised to 97 as compared with 85 for the same period of 1957. Included among last months accidents were two accidents involving two injuries. Following is a breakdown of the location of last months accidents: INJURY Grand and Hickory, 100 block of East Grand.

NON-INJURY Juniper and Pennsylvania, Grand and Ash, Ninth and Highway 395, Washington and 395, 300 block of South Escondido, Broadway and Washington, Escondido and Fifth, 500 block of Valley, Escondido and Third, Ninth and 395. HAROLD F. HUTCHINSON Subsoiling Bulldozing Leveling Roads Tractor Work 710 Twin Oaks Rd.v Esc PHONE SH 5-4602 PLUMBING SUPPLIES Hot Water Heater Time Payments Hiway 78, Rte, 2, Boi 135? Phone SH 5-555? cigaret and lighted it for me with an ordinary cigaret lighter," Anderson continued. This surprised me and I asked him about I with the carcasses of livestock, it. He explained that he and the flowed swiftly past the barriead- jed town of Hamburg into the Missouri River.

Sandbags and flash boards lined up to protect and 31 dwellings destroyed. In addition. 120 dwellings suf feied major damage, 355 others were less severely damaged and 71 farm buildings were destroyed. In all. the floods inflicted loss es on at least 971 Iowa families.

At least two possible flood Escondido Escrows Homer Wishek, Owner BONDED FOR $1,000,000 Open 9 to 5:30 Sat. 9 to 1 :30 633 Valley Blvd. SH 5-5546 jsurvey damage showed 19 dead. 59 injured, one seriouslv. the town proved to be eight feet higher than the rivers crest.

A second flood threat diminished when the Raccoon River crested at 18 feet at Des Momes. then began fa llmg. on. East. North Africa and the Middle! inexorable passage of time probably makes this our last jmeeting Only a few voices answered the roll call today.

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