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IF YOU DON'T RECEIVE YOUR PAPER BY 5:45 O'CLOCK PLEASE PHONE SH 5-9955. Papers can be delivered only if calls are made before 6 p.m. PHONE NUMBERS: Paper Delivery: SH 5-995S News and Advertising: SH 5-6611 SERVES MORE SUBSCRIBERS THRUOUT NORTHERN SAN DIEGO COUNTY' THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER FOUNDED IN 1912 (Weekly In 1886) ESCONDIDO. CALIF, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1961 PRICE 5 CENTS VOLUME XLIX. NUMBER 6 Rio Demagogues Harangue Mob Lilians Hurl Grenades And Stones At US Embassy And Offices In Rio Leftist Dice President Returning From Red China To Assume Top Post RIO DE JANEIRO (UPI) Army garrisons thruout iniiimiiimiimiiiiiiHiiHiimiiiiiiimiminimiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii Coys' Clubs Youngsters See Chargers Football Team Practice Here By HARLON BARTLETT Times-Advocate Sports Editor A disappointingly small but en (blocking on end sweeps.

Stance, charge and were the pointers Noll thusiastic crowd of 1,000 was on A A. 1 11 1 -S defensive linemen work on and Brazil were alerted Saturday for possible trouble arising from LATE WIRE BULLETINS By United Free International Attorneys Accused BOSTON (UPI) Three attorney were arrested here Saturday and later held In $55,000 bail on charges of trying to bribe an Internal Revenue official with $10, 000. The three lawyers, identified as Nathaniel Bergman, 53, of Hartford, Saul Classman, 45. and Paul Gorin, 49, were ordered held In a total of $55,000 bail. They appeared before a US com missioner on the question of bail alone and did not enter pleas.

Girl Hunted In Hills TORRANCE (UPI) A house-to-house hunt and a search of nearby hills by a sheriff posse were the latest steps taken Saturday In an effort to find 11-year-old Karen Lynn Tompkins, missing for eigh days and feared to be a kidnap victim. At the same time, William Tompkins, the girl's father, issued a plea for the return of the child Tompkins, a Navy seaman, said someone did "restore Karen to us we want to assure that someone that we will do everything withir our power to understand and forgive. A sheriffs posse working out of the Lennox sheriffs station searched the Palos Verde hills south of here -Saturday. Clash With Teenagers LA PUENTE (UPI) Nine teenagers were jailed Saturday, two on felony charges, as a result of a fight with sheriffs deputies. San Dimas Deputies J.

K. Bruce and R. L. Mearns answered a call that a gang of eight or nine youths had broken a car window. As they questioned the suspects a crowd of 15 or 20 youths gathered.

The de puties feared they would be attacked and radioed for help. Three additional deputies arrived. Driver of the car in which the suspects sat, Andrew Espite 19 slugged Deputy Bruce, the officer said. Then a member of the crowd, Joseph Garcia, 19, hit Deputy J. S.

Mys-llcki. Espite and Garcia were booked on suspicion of felony assault. the unexpected resignation of President Jamo Quadros. fl Mobs protesting the resignation ran wild in Kio rriday night, attacking the US embassy and other American offices, There was no immediate report of disorders elsewhere in the country Police used tear 9as and shots fired in the air to disPcrse the Rio rioters. Vice President Joao Jango Goulart was hurrying home from thc Far East to assume the presidency.

It was not im- nriejiaey certain whether the army would permit his installa- 3 3 Goulart is regarded as the "political heir of ex-president Getulio Vargas, who was forced to resign by a group of generals in 1954. The vice president boarded a British jetliner in Singapore on the first leg of the long journey home. He expressed "confidence in the patriotism of all the forces responsible for Brazil's destinies' apparently meaning he anticipates no trouble with the hand at Memorial Field Saturday morning to watch the Ban Diego Chargers conduct a practice and 'clinic. I Tlie Chargers, who play their third exhibition tilt at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Balboa Stadium against Oakland, went thru an hour-long drill and then the clubs coaches put the players thru their specialties.

Youngsters from the Carlsbad and Oceanside Boys guests at the affair than 200 signing up for the Char ger Huddle Club. The practice was confined to'niej Wright, he related, loosening up, running plavs and P.M. Curfew drilling on kicking assign lents by the 43-man squad wearing T-shirts and shorts. Clinics Held The Chargers appearance in Escondido was only the second the team has made away from its training headquarters at the University of San Diego. The previous trek was to Camp Pendleton last Tuesday.

Defensive line coach Chuck Noll said the club always holds a light drill the day before a game, usually lasting about an hour. Head Coach Sid Gillman. along with assistants Joe Madro, A 133. DaVis, Jack Faulkner and Noli.j The champion Houston conducted the clinic with each one j0llergf whom the chargers hav. working the players at their re bten twice this year, dont wor1 VJk I 1 4k kftt A 1 A I itfkii on man-to-man and zone pass cov-, erage The present squad of 43 will have to be trimmed to 38 by.

Tuesday and by Sept. 10, the num hWere bgotng "to have a tough1 time cutting players," said Davis. And his squad of eight ends is going to be the hardest to cut. n. oflensie tackle spot will Clubs were be one of the strongest on the with more club, according to Noll.

I think we have the two best tackles ini the league in (Ron) Mix and tEr- made but the coaching ataff agreed that he will be an expen- sive luxury to keep around. Aga ident Joe Foss made a reoerft to Washington to check on what effect the Berlin crisis will have on calling up AFL players. Should the situation necessitate sending numerous players into the service, STANDING ON TOP of a bus, student demonstrators ltio de Janeiro Friday night whipped up a crowd into a fury resulting in the stoning of the nearby US Embassy building and later in tossing of gas grenades into I'S Information Agency offices. The sudden resignation of Brazils president touched off the violence and leftists blamed the lTS. UPI Telephoto.

army. Quadros, a 44-year-old former history professor who was in power less than seven months, quit Russians Showered With Notes Of Protest Against Berlin Acts Diplomatic Notes In Berlin LONDON (UPI) The big three pow-j BERLIN (UPI) The United States ers Saturday protested in sharp terms to the Saturday protested to the Soviets against com-Kremlin against any Soviet attempt to tamper munist restrictions on East-West Berlin travel with allied rights in the air corridors to West and Red harassment of American traffic across Injunction Against Newburgh Welfare Code Is Signed COLD SPRINGS, N.Y. (UPI) -Supreme Court Justice John P. Donohoe Friday signed an injuno tion blocking Newburgh from en mass demonstrations in Rio dej forcing 12 of its 13 stringent wei-Janeiro, where a huge crowd of fare code points. tripjabruply Friday, charging he had been defeated by the forces of reaction' in his efforts to lead Brazil in the direction of its true economic and political freedom Quadroa supporters demanded his return.

They staged a strike, demonstrated in the citys streets and stoned the American Embassy here. spective positions. Gillman was in charge of the backs portion of the clinic as Jack Kemp, Paul Lowe, Charlie Berlin, diplomatic sources said. In strongly worded notes delivered Moscow the' US Britain and France gave the Soviet a serious "hands-off-the-corridors" warning. They cautioned that any interference would be considered an "aggressive act The notes also warned Russial that it would bear the full respond France Differs The allied notes were in reply to an implied threat from Moscow last Wednesday that Russia I I might try to limit Western rights (Jfl Berlin ACTIOi! the air eorndors to the divided city.

WASHINGTON (UPI) The The Western powers reacted United States, Britain and West sharply to the communist threat Germany Saturday appeared un- the tense border. An American Albert went In East I Soviet Colonel Flowers and the rest of the SD backfield demonstrated hand offs and the execution of bucks, swreeps, and pitch-outs. Medero had his offensive lineman show pass protection methods and Davos had the ends run hotel, take in a movie all be back pi za and began halting automo-ning pass patterns, with Kemp at the training grounds before thejbile traffic. Police fired over the A crowd shouting Viva Janio, Janio! stormed the US Embassy State Btatf said the which had been submitted by Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz, will be effeo tive Monday, City Manager Joseph MifcchelL designer of the controversial code, currently is on vacation, but he said last week he would obey the injunction.

He also said it would appeal it and at the same time enforce other measures w'hich are showing promise of being just as effective as the code State Social Welfare Commissioner Raymond Houston said recently he had employed a three Railway workers In Rio stopped mar watchdog team to prevent Newburgh employes from infringing on state regulations, Houston threatened to "cut off state aid or remove the officials if they continue to nibble around outside of the code intimidating welfare recipients. Mitchells other measures included reorganizing the Welfare heads and then lobbed tear-gas bombs into the crowd to disperse mob. commuter trains and a mob of about 500 persons threw tear gas grenades into the US Information Service office. Several demonstra- invaded the IMS theater be police arrived and forced them out. Police reinforcements were rushed to the scene and more throwing, p.m.

curfew. and immediately let it be known they would not tolerate any inter- ference with the air corridors. Saturday they infoimed Russia formally of their stand. the tors fore than 100 ringed the embassy building to piotect it from another attack. At least eight persons were detained by police.

Red Sympathizer Goulart. who was in Red China arranging for a trade agreement, left Singapore hy plane for Kuala Lumpur en route to London and home. Despite rumors that some fac- ry the Charger coaches half as much as DallAs Texans. They are the class of the league and wrell have to beat them for the 1 Hodge. Of course the portion of the lake under the Highway 395 bridge is dry and, since hundred of calves are grazing there, it must be watered.

AN INFORMANT of the Prowler relates this story: She received a call from a telephone solicitor selling magazines who offered four magazines for the price of the postage alone' if she signed up for four years. She declined, but later phoned a local dealer to see what he would charge for the same, magazines. He gave her a price 55 cents beiow the dollar a month the solicitor had asked. ASSEMBLYMAN Jack rade, who has been representing the 80th district but who after the first of the year will be representing this district (now known as the 77th, but to be known as the 80ih), is moving spokesman said Major Generali Watson II, the US Berlin commandant, personally to Soviet headquarters Berlin to make the oral protest to A. Y.

Solovyev. The protest was made as West Berlin police sharply security guards along the sealed-off East-West city border to prevent a possible weekend clash between angry West Berliners and touchy communist sentries. A US spokesman said the American commandant spent 41 minutes in Soviet headquarters in East Berlin delivering the protest. He protested against illegal regulations issued by East German communist authorities in recent days and Incidents' artsing from them the spokesman Said. At the same time West Berlin police were ordered to dose down travel permit offices opened on the communist-operated elevated railway in West Berlin in defiance of a Western allied ban.

West Berlin police reported that the 'three communist travel pass offices were opened at two EL stations a. 8 a.m. and were closed at 1:30 p.m. Fifteen West Berlin policemen moved into one elevated station to disperse a crowd of several hundred West Berliners who outside" the pass office shouting and heckling. The communists Wednesday barred West Berliners without special passes announced they would open offices in Berlin to issue the passes.

The three Western commandants Friday approved a West Berlin city government ban on maintaining such offices in the West sectors. Crowds of up tq 1,000 persons Friday massed at some border points to heckle and boo the communist peoples police. France from its op- Berlin negotia- State Dean Rusk Secretary Robert S. reinforced Department, employing persons philosophical harmony wnth him, photographing welfare recipients and requiring them to re. port in person to collect welfare payments.

State Aid To Needy Children Fund Is Running into Red THE POLICE DEPARTMENT reports a series of bicycle thefts in Escondido the past few days, topped off by Friday when three bikes were stolen from their owners. And as you might have guessed, none of the bikes stolen Friday had city licenses. MRS. JAMES HOWARTT, a visitor in Escondido from the green upper peninsula of Michigan, tells us that one thing she finds interesting here is watching workmen set the sprinklers to irrigate the bottom of Lake Fair Weather T-A Thermometer Reading At Noon: 90 Ram Since January 1 3.41 in. Rain ames June 30 0.04 in.

Sunrise Sunset Sat. 7:21 p.m. Sun. 9:19 a.m. 7:20 p.m.

Mon. 9:20 a.m. p.m. Prefers Soviets WASHINGTON (UPI) Lloyd M. Hatch, 36-year-old ex-Marine who plans to go to Russia because he said he is dissatisfied with the United States, talked to FBI agents here Saturday about "a matter of internal security.

Hatch, arrived with his wife, six children and a dog in a green 1960 model car. He went first to the White House and told Secret Service agents he wanted to talk to the President. He was referred to the FBI. "I'm disappointed and horrified at the way the system is working in this country, Hatch said in announcing his decision to go to sia. Im destitute and desperate.

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The three allies have been urging France to join in a Western diplomatic probably in-the form of calling for a foreign ministers meeting with Russia in New York soon after the West German elections on Sept. 17. France has held back because of President Charles de Gaulles view that there is nothing to negotiate except Western concessions, and to do this would be a sign of allied weakness. French Ambassador Herve Al-phand, emerging from Saturdays meeting, told newsmen, You know our position. It has not changed The meeting also was held to deal with possible further a'llied steps in the immediate Berlin situation, and contingency plans in case tiie communists take new action.

US officials said the tactical dispute among the allies on negotiating strategy was not a major rift, but part of the routine process of arriving at an allied decision. Those attending for the allies France told Moscow that their rights in the air corridors have been subject to limitations or controls and that they stand by these rights. The texts of the notes are expected to be released shortly. Meanwhile, the Western Allies stppped up their consultations on next moves in the heightening Berlin crisis. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Lord Home, interrupting their holiday, scheduled a meeting in Scotland to confer on dev elopments of the Berlin situation.

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tions of the army might not ap prove of Goulart as Brazils new-California Aid to Needy Prwpnh no one questioned hisjdren (ANC) program faces a pos 'right to take over the top job sible deficit in its fund for medi-from Rameri Mazzilli, speaker of-cal and dental care, the Chamber of Deputies, who J. M. Wedemeyer, state dire, was sworn in as interim president 'tor of social welfare, said that Friday. one or both of these services may Goulart is nationalist leftw'ingaNe to be curtailed or abandon laborite and party organization man. He runs the Brazilian Labor party singlehanded and is sympathetic to the communists.

However, Brazil is mainly anticommunist and this would force Goulart to head a more moderate governent than his past would indicate. SAN FRANCISCO (LTD Wedemeyer said the ANC fund was depleted by 1.5 million dollars during the last year, and is currently going into the red at the rate of $100,000 a month. He attributed the large outlay record.to the addition, in July I960, of (dental services for children. able to budge position to early tions with Russia. Secretary of and Defense West Germany and Alphand.

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