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1 "tif ko Wor voDloolt- ISPOZ '4' et" 3 4., 4 ..:,..4 A A if 11 Isflom" 11, 0 ::4404 4 4 is-Al, 1 444' 7 fl ,4 BAR ASSOCIATION SPEAKER Raymond R. Roberts, left, president of San Fernando Valley Bar Association, looks over text of speech delivered by Herbert J. Mann, right, building cost engineer, at Bar Association meeting at Hody's North Hollywood.Valley Times photo. Police officer Jack R. Tugwell and Van Nuys car salesman Patrick M.

Baner 'each has been officially reprimanded for the May 1 combination drag race and shoot. ing that resulted in one of the most widely publicized cases in recent police department history. A police board of rights' yester. day suspended the 21-year-old Ilicer from the force for 120 deys after he pleaded guilty, to filing false reports about the incident In Van Nuys, Municipal Judge 1Parks Stillwell suspended Bane. driver's license for 30 days and fined him $100 for 'participating in a drag race, It was after the race that Tugwell shot the 21-year-old salesman in the back.

Ramifications of the Incident brought wide- spread publicity when alleged that Tugwell and Officer R. G. Hess "spread eagled" him on the hood of his car and that 'rugwell then shot him in the back. Tugwell denied that the shooting was deliberate, and the county grand jury later refused to indict him on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. Neither Tugwell nor Baner were officially reprimanded for a marl-Juana cigaret which was found under the front seat of Baner's car.

The district attorney's office refused to issue a complaint citing Baner for narcotics possession. and the Grand Jury said there Wag insufficient evidence to back Baner's contentions that the rigsret was "planted" in the car by police. The judge ordered Baner to pay the $100 tine, basing the stiff sentence on one traffic citation in 1953 and four in 1954. Records showed Baner was driving with a probationary driver's license when he was arrested. By HARRY J.

FRAWLEY. Valley Times City Hall Bureau Another battle of the budget over the rubbish collec tion controversy was presaged today following final City Council approval of the record $172,808,521 budget and its transmission for a certain veto by Mayor Norris Poulson. The mayor has made no secret of the fact he intends to veto the council action in blocking proposed KUFF-NOTES collection -plan and limiting expansion of the municipal trash the program to a continuation of the By WILLIE 1008EI.EAF Harbor pick-up experiment. By an 8 to 6 vote the council last Monday authorized expendiDopes Dictionary ture of $117,311 to continue the Harbor test, but froze $3,263,602 A STUFFED SHIRT Often sought by Poulson to expand the has an empty head sticking out. munclpal collection to the south Josh Penn Says and north central districts.

This action prohibits expenditure of There's joy in our cup when this multi-million dollar allot'sthe speaker stands up, but it tion without specific council perrunoeth over when we stand up mission. to go. a man gains affection Disposal Question and honor when he does not lie in A veto by Poulson of this pro-wait for them. hibition will require 10 votes in the council to override the may-Have You Heard or's disapproval, and unless foes According to "Cap" Hardy a of the muncipal plan Can muster split-second is the Interval of that number the city collection, time between the change of a of combustible rubbish will be ex-stop light to green and the motor- 1st behind you blowing his horn. Most of the opposition to the mayor's program was based on Wife: "Deares theres a ped- the contention that plan was not dler at the door with a PIUS- complete because no definite pro- (ache vision had been made for disposal lUBBY: "Tell him I don't of the millions of tons of refuse I which would be collected.

want one." During the rubbish debate Adm. Cushing Phillips of the Board of FRIEND: "I hear your rich Public Works told the council the uncle was dangerously ill last city had 18 dumps it could, use. week." Councilman Robert Wilkinson BENEFICIARY: "Yes. But he's called this "phony" and declared well this week and I'm dangerous- most of the sites referred to were ly near bankruptcy." for disposal of street sweepings, not rubbish. "Don't leave me," sobbed a wife In this connection the council In her dying husband.

Don't leave requested Admiral Phillips to at-me alone. Please don't go." range a tour of the 18 dump sites "All right, come with me," he by interested councilmen before said. the budget is returned by the FRIEND: "I hear your rich uncle was dangerously ill last week." BENEFICIARY: "Yes. But he's well thin week and I'm dangerously near bankruptcy." 'Don't leave me." sobbed a wife to her dytng husband. Don't leave me alone.

Please don't go." "All right, come with me," he said. JUNKED CARS TELL OF SPEED'S DANGER Wrecked cars in junkyard are mute testimony to disastrous results of too much speed on streets and highways. Not shown are graveyards for people, another adjunct to too much speed. Police stat istics show that 50 per cent of all traffic fatalities are caused by excessive speed.Valley Times photo. JUNKED CARS OF SPEED'S DAN1 Wrecked cars in junkyard are mute testimony to disastrous results speed on streets and highways.

Not shown are graveyards for peop adjunct to too much speed. Police stat istics show that 50 per cent fatalities are caused by excessive Times photo. Iti To Pay 304 Moll Natives ARKANSAN, 82, WEDS GIRL, 16 POTEALI, Okla. VIWilliam Barnes, 82, has taken Jean Hayes, 16, for his bride. Both are from Hartford, Ark.

Justice of the Peace Lewis C. Peck performed the marriage ceremony svith Mrs. Della Jones, mother of the bride, looking on. She accompanied her daughter and gave her tip. proval The bridegroom sported a handlebar mustache.

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. 0-- The United States says It Is finally going to pay 3111 Pacific islanders fot the land on the Bikini and Eniwetok atolls it uses for nuclear bomb tests. De 'mai H. Nucker of Terre' Haute, acting high commissioner for U.S. trust territories in the Pacific, told the U.N.

Trusteeship Council that "administrative problems in obtaining the necessary have been settled and the debt will be paid as soon as possible. His statement followed a report by a U.N. visiting mission to the Pacific Island trust territories saying payment to the displaced islanders is urgent. One hundred Continued from Page One lived. guess you'd call her one of the lucky ones." Ile moved over to another hulk, this one a black, substantial looking automobile.

"An engineer was driving this ono," he said. "Had a good job, ire and three kids. Ile tried to pass a truck on a three-lane portion of Sepulveda. Went across It double line and never got back. Met another truck coming headon and was probably dead before the noke plied." Ile picked up a stick and pointed to the crushed front end of the black car.

"Notice how the front Is pushed in he said. "I figure the combined speeds of the two vehicles must have been over a hundred miles an hour to build up that much impact." Ile shook his head slowly. "I'm glad I just run a junkyard for wrecked cars. Think of the guy who runs a cemetery for drivers." Continued lived. guess yot of the lucky ones lie moved over this one a black, ing automobile.

"An engineer one," he said. "I vile and three Id itarivaoh i ersui n. ei pkeu lavnne and Met another trues and was probably noise mopped." lie picked ur pointed to the cr the black ear. "Notice how Ito in there' he sal, combined speeds hides must havi hundred miles at UP that much in Ile shook his "I'm glad I ju yard for wrecked the guy who run, drivers." Facts Of Life We hear that Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson has a sense of humor. Seems like he was addresaing a group of farmers and among these assembled dleirntopeht heckler.

nVe must raise wheat," said Mr. Benson. "What about hay?" asked the heckler. Benson: Right ow we're discussing food for hu- ound toyou and sixty-seven Bikinese were moved out in 1946 and 137 from Eniwetok the next year to neighboring islands. The mission report said they could not return to their old homes.

U.S. officials said this is because of extensive concrete construction not because of radiation danger. More Aid To So. Korea SEOUL South Korea im The United States and South Korea signed an agreement today providing another 25 million dollars In American economic aid. The latest grant brings the total U.S.

aid to South Korea for the 1956 fiscal year to 329 million dollars. Tire 17 i 4r Ili r- mayor. Letters Oppose Plan Councilmanliarold Ilarby, one 1 of the eight voting against the rubbish program, said he had received 140 letters on the subject I and that only 34 favored the municipal collection plan. The mayor has five days to act on the budget after it is received' from the council, assuring a showdown on the rubbish issue, early next week. In August a phase of the budg-! et cost of bond redemption and interest will be reflected when the council established the tax, rate for the next fiscal year, which apparently may be increased 8 cents or more per WO of assessed valuation.

Inter." CRASHE RASF SUMMER'S THE TIME TO BE SLIM ,0 2 VALLEY TIMES, JUNE 20, 1956 Granada Organizes Drill Protests Protest against proposed oil drilling in the Granada Hills area became an organized movement after a meeting sponsored by the Granada Bills Home Owners Association. More than 100 residents gathaed at the Tulsa Street School last night to protest against a lease granted for 114 acres. 1.000 feet north of Tttnatdt street between Haven. ho rst and oodley avenue's. The tense was approved by the valley Crime City Planning CAnnotission, May 21, after the nessly formed Gra- nada Hills Home Owners Assoek ation had as7 letters er protest pKinsting on file.

The group will appear at a pub- 'Crime in San Fernando Val. Pe hearing of the City Planning Committee at 2 July 18, in ley is up fil per cent for the first the Los Angeles City Hall. quarter of the year." This was the report that Cap, Dave Wilson, president of the H. Kinsling. commander ot newly organized association, was chosen as speaker for the group.

th Valley Pace Division gavt members Of the Sherman Oak The people of the area have Lion's Club in a noon meeting ad been aware for the past 35 years of the fart that oil might be pre- dres yesterday. ent in Granada Hills." liana There were 338 crimes corn said as he stated he believed they milted in the Valley during IN had waltea too long and let the first three months of the yea area develop too much to begin compared to 2,350 during th drilling now. same period last year. he said. Mrs.

Bernard Labovitz organ. The poliee esecutise stated ths he'd a transportation committee one of the for the trim to aid residents to attend the hike is the behavior of yowl mooting and other eitirens vol. People. During the first quart( unteeted to print 5.000 handbills ot police arrested Nice to be distributed telling the pet). llinnY teenagers as 10'444 pie about the dispute and what during the corresponding perii they could do about IL I1 11155.

he sivri. The figuree a Permanent Job SHERIDAN, Wyo. i41--A1 Diefenderfer has a habit of winning MI twige election lip svas lected treasurer of Stub Sheridan Ellis lodge Nov. 15, iSTI, and has been reelected annually ever tint 4 kJ0 I ED MD RD RD MD wt av 0 o' 4IP4' er 'Crime In San Fernando Valley is up fit per rent for the first quarter of the This was the report that Capt. John H.

Kitts ling. commander of the Valley Pace Division gave members of the. Sherman Oaks Lion's Cluh in a noon meeting address yesterday. There were 338t erimes eornmilted In the Valley during the first three months of the year compared to 2,350 during the Siti HP period last year, he said. The poliee esecultse stated that one of the tPavAMM for the crime hike Is the behavior of young people.

During the first quarter police arrested Nice RA many teenagers aitested during the corresponding period In he stmt. The figures are based on monthly averages. lie urged emmtitintliel to unite and establish a program beneficial to the younger set so that they won't have two much time on their hands. More than ru'l business leaders And Lion members heard the titteech. 0 a Loot shone' et 01ml Somotiamel Savkitt.

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The lease was approved hy the valley rime City Planning CAmmtission, May 21. after the neuly formed Gra- I fe nada Hills Home Owners Association had an letters or protest 1 p--Kins mg on file. The group will appear at a pub- lic hearing of the City Planning 1 Crime in San Fernando Val- Committee at 2 p.m.. July III, in 13 up 6 I per rent for the first quarter of the the Los Angeles City Hall. This kV MI the report that Capt.

Devi Wilson, president of the John II. Kinsling eommender of newly organized association, was llee Division gave chosen as spenker for the group. the Volley Po The people of the area have members of the Shertnan Oaks been aware for th past 35 years Lion's Club in a noon meeting ad. dress' yesterday. of the fact that oil might be prep.

ent in Granada Hills." Ikon There were 3,781 crimes corn- said as he elated he believed they milted in the Valley during the had weitea too long and let the first three monthe of the year area develop too much to begin compared to 2,37,0 during the drilling now. sitine period last year. he said. Mrs. Bernard Labovitz organ- The pollee etiecull.e stated that a transportation committee one of the reasons for the crime to aid residents to attend the hike is the behavior of young mooting and other eitizens vol.

People. During the first quarter unteered to print 5.000 handbills ot 196. polke arrested tie ea to be distributcd telling the peo- nianY teenagers aswere allcsted rte shout the dispute and what (luring the entIvironding period they mould do about IL in Iti53, he sied. The figuree are based on monthly averages. Permanent Job lie urged etimmunities to unite SHERIDAN.

Wyo. i41VAl Did- and establish a program bene- enderfee has a habit of winning brie! to the younger set so thid Ms lodge electIons. lir vvas they won't have so much time on elected treasurer of the Sheridan their hand s. Elks lodge Nov- 15. 1Sllri, and has More than NO besiness leaders been reelected annually ever and Lien members beard the since.

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Contract For Jessup Park Job Continued front Page Onelllifes Tomorrow juries when Banner's car hit al truck driven by Claud Jackson of For Lester Lee Van Wert. Ohio. Jeanette Orijel, 4. of 8002 De Funeral services for Lester Lee. 'Gamin, Sun Valley, died yitsterday 51, of Van Nuys.

Broadway and at Sun Valley Hospital of injuries Hollywood composer, will be con-received Monday when the car in ducted at noon tomorrow in Mali-huh she was riding was struck now and Simons Mortuary. by the Santa re Owl at Van Nuys Mr, Lee composed the song hit boulevard. t' "Pennsylvania Polka," the music Also injured in Out crnsh were the nowle "Sadie Thompson," OHM. 32. tier father, and ((Jr which he won a 1954 Academy her mister, Jennie.

5. Award nomination. and songs for Mrs. Bessie Liebodieh, 63, of Los several editions Of the Ziegfeld Angeles, tiled yesterday of injuries Follies. received in a traffic accident Ile died yesterday.

2. continue lurica when Me truck driven by Viin Wert. Ohio. Jeanette Ortie Como, Sun Vall at Sun Valley II Ni(intill) rum foie waft 4 the Santa re boulevard. Al" initired i Mu's" 3: her mister, Jentsi Mrs.

Li Angeles, died ye received in a line 2' A $12000 improvement pro. gram today la underway at Roger, V. Jessup Park In Pacoima with award of a contract by county' Ilupervisors. The, board commimioned Wil-! benison Bros. of Pacoima.

to work on an extensive program of Mt development. The firm's bid' was $40,179 Wow original county. estimates. 1 Ile urvived by his widow, Mrs. Elpha Lee and two sons, William, 20, and Jay, 10, of 1024 Chandler 'CENTER IV.

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SAT. I a.m. to 1 p.m. Continued from Page One: Auditorium and music and art center for thP Valleys. Establishment and purposes of such a committee would be to make recommendations on site location.

financing of auch a project. and what buildings and WI lilies should constitute such nn undertaking. Jessup WPM on. The people of both valleys are entitled and deserving of such a renter. Jesgup added.

The very geographical make-up of Los Angeles County is butt that detentralization is becoming more And more a factor every day, the Supervisor mid. The San Fernando Valley to now An area 4)1, almost three-quarter million people and auditorium fmeilities for contentions. porting event and meetings are virely needed. Jessup asserted. Itrnitin 1 ItIdder S4nithiand publisher.

was appointcd chairman of the comniittee. Prior to the unanimous 'Won of the supervisors. who ordered Count) MAtinger Arthur J. Win Anil County Counsel Harold W. KPntietly to espectite the project.

itHIII told they board the downtown undertaking could be financed by private capital Thy, auditorium will be able to accomtnodate the biggest conentiona and trade shows in the country." J1 said. We believe non-residents attraetted to Loa Angeles the new facilities will spend $00,500.000 mote than the f1.7(1n,000 now 'pent annually by vkilort" Continit Auditorium and center for the Establishment a commit make reeommt finer project. and wl an undertaInellit tee should g. kin The people ell entitled and dei center. Jessup geographical Mil geles County I I vitt ralization II And more a fail Supervise(' said.

The San Fri now an area quarter million whim ferilitlei sporting events virely needed. Iternitid IL Smit hiend publi id chairman of Prior to the 4 tho sopervk County Manage end County C4 Kennedy to esr Jones told Um town undertelt minced by privt "The auditorl to aceommodalt kelltiores and tr count ry." Jones nonresident A i Angeles the wend $6,500,011 lkftw isitort" Von Nuys 4453 Van Nuys Blvd. ST4-6185 Northridge Burbank Hodh tiollpved 8823 Reseda Blvd. 4402 Riverside Dr. DI-47822 P0-63985 in electric service.

Increaried coots were attributed to expansion of the electric ay'. tern to nivel the larger demand for power and a COntilitled Inns. lion in the cost of construction and operation. A moiler factor also to the change over front hydroelectric power generation to Mewl plant generation. Rate adjustments are Intended to pduce a 5.9 NT rent increase in reenuea, or an estimated $1.100,000 during the nest fiscal year.

the ettoets the suggested increases might have on the Industrial Nture and general employment level of the city: The resolution ai referied In Councilman Charles Navarro's triter anti power committee for cansiileration at its hearing toniotrow on M. rate incerasea dived by lb. floatd of Water anti linaer Comniissionerk The 1(1(1141k MO would be the first in 36 years, would vary from 3n cents to AO centa per month for shout 23 per cent or the customers. an4 Increases of 7 to 30 cents per month fur about 70 per ctrit of ail itoniegiie earn. tomers.

Commissioners said the tole as required because ot Summer Special low In Effect I 14 1 Egg.M2, 44Obp11. 44abbu bocauso It's easy! bocaul srepF: 1-1771- Happy the homemaker whose kitchen housrm an electric range. It makes meal preparation a miracle of ease, speed and It gives perfect results every time. Who wouldn't be happy with a combination like that? Eapecially when it coats so littleelectric ranges rate high in economy, too. MOPI people tell is that their favorite feature is the rage of dectric fact that an electric range is simplicity in operation.

You prepare the put them on, and let completely automatic controls do the work and the watching. You can have cooking like right now. It's easy your dealer. riric se, tate tion trie the Inge Os: do easy SO klikolRo Valley Ford Center FERMAN MIT Rd. Elpire 1-6266 klikolRoTz, wi7iti- (922) Valley Ford Center FERI1AIDO clilt Rd.

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