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7. ,.,4 w.4,.4,1 xi; 41110..111 rc-A (1' AI 4'V 4 A V74 4-Y1 t. LotV VII, 6 cP 44H' C.P INDIAN MUSEUMAntelope Valley Indian Museum, on Pinte Butte, 20 miles east oof Lancaster, opened this week for the winter season with a display of 30 desert Indian pictographs by Charles La Monk, loaned for weeks by Los Angeles County Museum. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Oliver, owners of the private repository for relics of Ancient Man in the Southwest, will end a series of coffee hours for teachers Sunday, 9 to 10:30 a.m. when A.V. High School faculty will be guests. The museum is also beadquarters for A.V. Archeological Associition.

Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown said today an investigation of liquor license issuances in San Diego County revealed evidence of payments of $138,500 in excess of state fees for licenses. The attorney general, In a report Finns Announce ttOionGoisv.

KnntIgnhutin, gsaiind ththee 4ilvtet; area and has been extended to Orange, San Bernardino and Riv- Start Of New erside counties. "Incident to this investigation," Brown said, "evidence was se- cured of laxity and irregularity in HungerStrike oAfe dAl coehstoill ec improper political campaign solid-The Finn twins say they're giv- laticms'" ng up food again, until they get License Probe jury trial of their suit against During the license issuance in- he government over title to a vestigation in the San Diego area, var surplus C46 plane. the report said, 1,069 persons were Some months ago George and interviewed and separate reports Merles Finn staged a 23-day bun- Prepared on 269 cases. 'er strike after their conviction Brown said ground work for the forcibly interfering with a fed. inquiry was laid at a meeting with cal officer, a charge which fol.

Dist Atty. James Keller of. San )wed their citizen's arrest of U.S. Diego County. Special attorney My.

Laughlin Waters. general's agents were assigned to work with Keller's office at his They were sentenced to serve a ear in jail. Their hunger strike oWn request. nded when they were admitted The investigation was carried bail pending an appeal. out from last January through Yesterday their demand for a September.

iry in their civil action was re- "The evidence secured," Brown ised because, U. S. Dist. Judge said, indicated such wide- 7illiam C. Mathes said, they failed spread criminal conduct in the issuance of liquor licenses through-4 file the request within the rescribed time.

out the 4th District Board of Equalization that in July the gov- Judge Mathes did empanel a iry, but he made it clear that emor made available special funds would not be bound by the the amount of $100,000 to enable lesmen, who are serving in an a more comprehensive investiga- i ivisory capacity. tion." The Finns' troubles began with Five Convicted leir purchase of the plane from "To date," Brown told the gov- ernor, 'five persons, including the school district near Bakersfield, transaction which the govern district liquor control adminis- ent contends was unlawful. It trator, have been convicted of asking and receiving bribes and as in connection with litigation conspiracy to ask and receive fer the plane that they sought to Test Waters, claiming he had bribes to secure the issuance of liquor licenses in this district. them of their civil rights. Other charges are pending." Brown said the Investigation of )eSapio Seen "Possible improper political cam- paign solicitation is being contin- i 1 ued by Keller and the San Diego I Possuble County Grand Jury.

This subject will not be reviewed at this time," I I I he said. Finns Announce Start Of New Hunger Strike The Finn twins say they're giving up food again, until they get jury trial of their suit against the government over title to a war surplus C46 plane. Some months ago George and Charles Finn staged a 23-day hunger strike after their conviction forcibly interfering with a federal officer, a charge which followed their citizen's arrest of U.S. Atty. Laughlin Waters.

They were sentenced to serve a year in jail. Their hunger strike ended when they were admitted bail pending an appeal. Yesterday their demand for al jury in their civil action was refused because, U. S. Dist.

Judge William C. Mathes said, they failed file the request within the prescribed time. Judge Mathes did empanel a jury, but he tpade it clear that would not be bound by the talesmen, who are serving in an advisory capacity. The Finns' troubles began with their purchase of the plane from school district near akersfield, transaction which the government contends was unlawful. It was in connection with litigation over the plane that they sought to arrest Waters, claiming he had deprived them of their civil DeSapio Seen As Possible BURBANK SCHOOL CHILDREN RECEIVE FLAG Congressman Edgar W.

Hiestand presents flag which waved over Capitol building in Washington, D.C., to representatives of Villa Cabrini Academy in Burbank. Shown from left, Mother Mary Benedetta, principal; Janet Hickey, student body president, and Mary Grandin, editor of sc hool paper.Valley Times Photo. New Talkathon Record Set TRUCKS CARRY COIN FORTUNE Poison Caused Von Elm Death a of to to he a a Ave Indicted On FHA Violations DENVER (IDMrs. Alma Schneider, director of the U.S. Mint here, announced about million dollars worth of silver coins were shipped out yesterday in a heavily guarded truck convoy.

The destination was secret because "we certainly don't want to take any chances on hijacking," she said. OLDHAM, England RI Kevin Sheehan claimed a world record for nonstop oratory today. Be has been talking continuously since Monday Rambling hoarsely toward his goal of 127 hours, the 25-year-old Irish babbler was already well beyond what he said was the previous mark of 36 hoursheld by some Russian." Sheehan is holding forth In a local ballroom. He reported to newsmen: "I am suffering from headaches and swollen glands but I am going to carry on until my record is unbeatable." His topic: "The Uncanny Things of Life." 30 Aid Capture Of Hit-Run Suspect Twelve policemen received aid from 30 irate citizens in capturing a hit-run suspect in Pacoima early today whose car allegedly collided with another auto, injuring a woman and three children, and zoomed away from the scene of the smash-up. Valley police booked the driver, Anse lmo Medrano, 22, 13272 Judd Si, Pacoima, on suspiCiOn of hit-run driving.

Officers said he has several prior arrests Ins Joined Including seven previous traffic citations. They reported Medrano rammed At omen a car driven by Mrs. Lorna Lon- Abd czyna, 30, of 9501 Urbana Pa- 3 coima, forcing It into a light ears standard at Amboy street and Van Old Nuys boulevard. DAMN, Ohio Naturel Nuys boulevard. DAYTON, Ohio trl Nature' Set Fete Seriqs For Children 'Nicotine poison killed Mary Von Elm, 46, wife of a former national amateur champion golfer, whose body was discovered in a pa.rked car near a Burbank tavern.

Police, who found the body early yesterday, booked the woman's Icompanion, a salesman Roy Arthur Ford, 29, on suspicion of homicide. Identification of the body was made by the victim's husband, George Von Elm, 10750 Magnolia North Hollywood, golf great of the 1920s and 1930s. Ford told police 3rs. Von Elm drank the contents of a bottle of insecticide while she sat in the parked car. Dr.

Frederick D. Newbarr, county autopsy surgeon, disclosed the cause of death following an examination late yesterday. An inquest is tentatively set for Mon-1 day. Ford, a protege of Von Elm's, had been living with the couple since October, 1953. Indictments charging five employes of a local construction company with Federal Housing Administration violations were disclosed yesterday by U.S.

Atty. Laughlin E. Waters. The Indictments, covering the years.1952-53, name John W. Morgan owner, and Alfred De Pasquale, Jonh Southall, Francis E.

Desinfants also known as Frank Dillon of North Hollywood, and George Aoch, employes of the John Morgan Construction Co. The defendants are accused of conspiring to defraud the government. Asst. U.S. Atty.

Howard Harris U.S. Leader OP Front-End Check Prevents Trouble Antelope Golf Course Work Starts Dec. I 11 do, Children of Lancaster will have plenty of entertainment to keep them out of mischief on Halloween night. Parties have been planned for all age groups by the County Recreation Department Ntith the co-operation of PTA groups, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, and Mothers' Guild of Sacred Heart Church. A party for kindergarten-age moppets will start in Monte Vista Schoolsafetorium at 2 p.m.

Saturday. A costume parade will be part of the entertainment. Jane Reynolds building In the County Park will be the locale for parties for third grade through sixth age groups, from 6:30 to 101 p.m.; with game and a carnival on the Older children of seventh and eighth grades, will be entertained at a Halloween dance in Park View School caletorium, from 7:30 to 10 p.m, 1' Tom Paine's Bust To Stay In Dank Cellar NEW YORK tillA youthful-appearing man who isn't running for office will emerge as a force on the national political scene if the Democrats win the governorship of New York 'rues-day. He Is Carmine G. DeSapio, 46, leader of the political machine known the nation over as Tammany Hall.

DeSapio spearheaded the nomination of Averell Harriman as the Democratic candidate. Should Harriman winand newspaper polls show him leading DeSapio will be in this position: His organization will have the prestige of breaking the 12-year Republican grip on the nation's most populous state. It will control the huge and influential New York delegation to the presidential nomination conil vention in 1956. That would mean it might well push Harriman for the presidency. sale tne aetencants convene a to Two witnesses to the accident winked at the little Galyon boys their own use payments made by nursued Medrano in their cars and and they came back smiling.

home owners for home Improve-were joined by police. and other For life is a cumbersome mentg 1 citizens, shift of taking turns walking back- at because Donnieand-Re reekc 1 Medrano's car overturned at Os- are Siamese twins, joined at the hiet borne street and Dronfield ave- nue. He was captured after police abdomen. Somebody has to sleep fired a warning bullet when he at- on the bottom when they get tucked I 0 tempted to escape on foot. in at night.

isaramanI i Boys Laughing Taken to Sun Valley 'Emergency But the boys were laughing to- Hospital were Mrs. Lenczyna, an Of Action day as they celebrated their third vho suffered a possible broken birthday with an ice cream and ankle; her Longin 12, cake party for the family. Cowboy 'ATHENS 3 a.m., one day bruised left knee; Stanley Knight, year ago, a handsome, well- shirts and cap guns brought grins a 15, possible broken left hip, and dressed man and a gang of la- to faces as clean and bright as Michael Burke, 3, head lacera- milk. borers watched a streetcar pound "They're just plain boy," ons. their dovvn its track in the heart of Athens, shattering the quiet of the mother, Mrs.

Wesley Galyon, says. Prince Charles started to walk last March and "Nowt" cried the leader. The blond, blue-eyed brothers night. carry themselves to the television The gang jumped Into the mid- die of the street, hooked up torches rs, Gal on said: Boxing Bout set "They raise an awful fuss if it's and started cutting the streetcar time to eat and a pet program is tracks along Patissia Boulevard. OffCai led OTT ann.c1 eat the epmrtlaant ewlyho olwednetdhis strraeiedt eoanr Surgery Fatal tracks was Constantine KaramanLONDON Uri Maybe Bucking- Physicians said last year sur- lis, minister Of public works.

He ham Palace figures Prince Charles gery would mean death for one of did the job when he grew tired needs a couple of warmup fights the boys because they share vital of the traction company's delays before they toss him in there with internal organs. Not enough vital in removing the tracks. He want-that fleaweight champion from organs for both have been detected ed to widen the street for vehicular America. yet to make separation advisable. traffic and substitute trolley buses.

Anyway, a scheduled boxing bout But their father said, "We'll rev- He got away with it; the tracat the palace today between the er separate them. We don't even tion company never followed up a prince, who is almost 6, and Ste- talk about it any more." threat to sue. LONDON RI Maybe Bucking- Physicians said last year su ham Palace figures Prince Charles gery would mean death for one needs a couple of warmup fights the boys because they share vit before they toss him in there with internal organs. Not enough vitl that fleaweight champion from organs for both have been detecte America. yet to make separation advisabk Anyway, a scheduled boxing bout But their father said, "We'll no at the palace today between the er separate them.

We don't eve prince, who is almost 6, and Ste- talk about it any more." said the defendants converted to their own use payments made by home owners for home Improve- ments. 3 one day a year ago, a handsome, well-dressed man and a gang of laborers watched a streetcar pound Idown its track in the heart of Athens, shattering the quiet of the night. "Nowt" cried the leader. The gang jumped Into the middle of the street, hooked up torches and started cutting the streetcar tracks along Patissia Boulevard. The man who led this raid on the privately owned streetear tracks was Constantine KaramanIts, minister of public works.

He did the job when he grew tired of the traction company's delays In removing the tracks. Ke wanted to widen the street for vehicular traffic and substitute trolley buses. lie got away with it; the traction company never followed up a threat to sue. Tirestone Front End Brake Special Construction on the new Antelope Valley golf course will start Dec. 1, according to Budd Aven, Lancaster, president of AV Country Club Improvement Co.

Aven said the required $350,000 In stock has been subscribed, which is adequate to complete the 9-hole all-grass course on 10th Avenue West between Lancaster and Palmdale, plus a pro shop. The construction date was set at a meeting this week of the hoard of directors and William Bell, Beverly Hills golf course architect, who designed the course. Bell said the site, a rolling terrain covered with large Joshua trees and elevated for a sight of mountains on all sides of the Valley, is "one of the finest golf course sites" he has ever seen. Plans for the new golf facility started two years ago, were accelerated when the Air Force bought the Flute Country Club north of Lancaster last winter, leaving Antelope Valley golfers with no place to play nearer than Apple Valley. I Here's What We Do 1Correct Caster 2Correct Camber 3Correct Toe-in or ToeOut PHILADELPHIA Tom Paine's marble bust has been given the brushoff, but the dust is still there.

The marble likeness of the early American patriot continues to sit in the dank cellar of historic old Independence Hall. Overruling the Philadelphia Art Commission, which voted on Sept. 22 to end a 78-year-old controversy by bringing the bust out of storage the National Park Service yesterday decided that it would be to put the statue on view. The decision was made, said M. O.

Anderson, superintendent of Inpendence National Historical Park, "after careful review of the National Park Service policy." The bust, completed in 1876, Is ineligible for Independence Hall proper because only art created in the period from 1776 to 1787 is permitted there, Anderson said. A $17.55 VALUE 95 Karamanlis, a man of action, is perhaps causing more changes in the face of Athens than any man since the days of Pericles, 2,350 years ago. The 46-year-old minister has 482 public works projects under way, including dams, irrigation, roads, bridges and ports. 'Carradine Carried From Courthouse By Husky Wife 4Inspect, Vtai Tighten, 0 Adjust Steering 5Balance 2 Front Wheels 6Adjust Brakes ANY- CAR IKE PLEDGE phen Rutter, who already is, has been canceled. "I had a call from the palace to Avowed Bachelor tell me that Stephen would not be needed," said the Yank battler's George J.

Nathan father, Peter, who Is second secretary at the U.S. Embassy. "I Will Marry At 72 don't know why." The Duke of Edinburgh, polo- NEW YORK Uri George Jea playing husband of Queen Eliza- Nathan, 72, noted drama critic an bet It and father of the prince, confirmed bachelor, has "four reportedly decided the future king the right girl at last" and wi should learn to box. TtIhs trnyyritsgs A Will Marry At 72 NEW YORK George Jean Nathan, 72, noted drama critic and confirmed bachelor, has "found the right girl at last" and will actress Julie Christmas BUDGET SKIMPY? GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS THIS YEAR AND SAVE MONEY Christmas BUDGET SKIMPY? GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS THIS YEAR AND SAVE MONEY 1 DIOS Tirestone Sentence Nov. 17 For Lynne Baggeff STORES Actress Sonia Sorel, celebrating the decision to reconcile, picked up actor John Carradine yesterday and carried him out of a courthouse building.

The display of exuberance occurred as the couple left a half-hour session with Superior Judge Elmer D. Doyle of the Domestic Relations Court. Carradine and his wife announced they would resume their marriage on a 90-days-or-longer basis. Carradine agreed to drop his charges of misconduct, but his divorce complaint alleging cruelty will not be withdrawn until the reconciliation period ends. The gaunt Shakespearean actor's exit line as he left the courtroom in the arms of his lithe and Strong-armed wife was, of courses "All's well that ends well." Rules Condemned School Cannot Be Used Again BURBANK 601 No.

San Fernando Blvd. TH-2-8165 Continued from Page One formation assistant and Hobert L. Chass, assistant director of APCD, told newsmen that they were in the office with Larson that night and did not hear the director use such words as "emergency" or "dangerous" in his conversation with the mayor. Hire Enforcer The County Board of Supervisors, having decided to retain Larson as director but hire a smog law enforcement chief with broad authority, asked County Manager Arthur J. Will to submit the name of a candidate next Tuesday.

Will said the new man will have "the toughest enforcement job in the nation today." The job would pay a reported $16,000 a year. Larson gets $17,500. marry tit, says the New York Daily News. Miss Haydon was quoted yesterday by the News as saying: "I worship him. It's darling of him." Nathan, who once wrote a book about the joys of single life, was quoted as saying that Miss Ithydon's mother, Mrs.

Donald Haydon of Hollywood, would formally announce the engagement in about two weeks but that no wedding date has been set. Nathan and Miss Ilaydon have been seen together at Broadway first nights for 17 years. She appeared in Tennessee Williams' book Nathan, who once wrote a about the joys of single life, was quoted as saying that Miss hay- don's mother, Mrs. Donald Ithydon of Hollywood, would formal- ly announce the engagement in about two weeks but that no wed- ding date has been set. Nathan and Miss Ilaydon have been seen together at Broadway first nights for 17 years.

She ap- peared Tennessee imams. i Airman Odom In Talk At FFA At Antelope School Actress Lynne Baggett faces a probation hearing and sentence Nov. 17 on a felony charge of hit. run driving in the death of a 9-year-old boy. A jury convicted her yesterday of that charge but acquitted her of a second felony count of manslaughter.

The hit-run charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The 27-year-old blonde testified she "blacked out" and fled after a collision in which Joel Watnick' died last July 6. NORTH HOLLYWOOD 4835 Lankershim ST-7-3686 SU-3-6261 an on a CB, ls 1:122) 013136 qaD tarp an on CE) 6-trO QUID 11 013 in a SAN FERNANDO EM.10175 104 So. Mac lay SAN FRANCISCO (ft A c0n-1 demned school, replaced by a new' facility, can't be used to meet the needs of increased school enroll- merit' Atty, Gen. Edmund B.

Brown SO held today in an opinion re quested by Dist. Atty. Keith C. Sorenson of San Mateo County, relative to the replaced Central School building in Belmont. After Central was condemned as "Glass Menagerie" in 1916, earthquake hazard, it was re-since then has been acting In tele-iPlaeed bY another school.

Adenauer In Capital Chats 0 Airman Bobby Odom, Edwards Air Force Ease, visited Future Farmers of America at Antelope Valley High School this week, and told them that as a Branford, FFA member he won the Florida State Farmer Degree after four years in chapter projects. Ills project was 10 acres of to. bacco and watermelons, and 20 head of livestock. Learning of profits in tobacco growing from SSG to $1.500 an acre, the AV freshman age class began to inquire about tobacco production In California. Marketing, Odom told, them, -xould be the problem since all to Diariteimg, yawn tom, mem! rould be the problem since all to- vision.

The attorney general said that! WASHINGTON IT, Chancellor' once having replaced an Adenauer of West building by constructing a newt 4 inher th it Fortune soothe governing board mayimany gets down to the work of his not exonerate itself from visit to Washington today. At Age Of Fiffy liability from the use of the dere- has an early appointment with lict building for classroom pur-'lle Secretary of State John Foster, LONDON Four tDuIles. 1 grandchildren of the late million-1TV Channel 34 Open Officials said the main topic' 'e is sold in the south and ne laire shipowr Sir James Cal rd would be general review of the Ew act 'ast. 0 0 (41 Four adult Dulles. I 1 II Other FFA news for the Valley hapter this week included a trip Fullerton to the Southern meeting of Future Farmers by Carbin Marriott, reporter.

learned yesterday they will in- KFWB, has withdrawn a Europe in the 1ight of the herit 250.000 pounds application for UHF TV thanneillnew defense arrangements that apiecewhen they are 50 years 31 at Hollywood. The make Germany a sovereign' old, The oldest is now 31. so advised the Communicationsland rearmed partner. i The will of Sir James, who was Commission yesterday. Two other After talking with Dulles.

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