Monrovia News-Post from Monrovia, California • 5

ii 1 TUESDAY JULY 13 1948 MONKUV IA NILWS-VW 1 5 mivoitt) MUDD By Ray Patin jUST THE $110HT SHADE T-CA A BIQD CAGE-A Loy 111104 I U111111 'JUST THE PI0HT SHADE 'RA A BIQD CAGE! LE OH-OH TOO BLUE! GOTTA ADD A Lirkli YELLOW! Jessup Takes Office Oath WOOPS! TOO MUCH VELLOW-NEEOS A TOUCH OF Buie aMseri stivsonquo WOOPS TOO MUCH Too SLUE COTTA A MIX IN MOQE YELLOW TOuCH OF Buie ca4t A LITTLE OP THIS BLUE MIXED wiTH YELLOW SHOULD eivE ME ME gic3HT ZtiADE OF OQEEN two to one actually does not be gin until Monday Dec 6 It will ex pire on the first Monday of Dec 1952 He first was elected in 1932 when he defeated Henry Wright sa6 visor Roger Jessup as he took his latest oath and posted bond with County Clerk Earl Id When Supervisor Jessup completes his fifth term to which he was elected last June 1 he will have been 20 years in the service of the Fifth District His fifth term to which he was elected by a majority of more than Pointers Union Meeting Painters Local 254 will hold a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the Aztec Hotel Distinction of having been elected to office for five successive terms of four years each was credited today to Loi Angeles County Super to7 loi 'al tic Lgl NS DIT 014 1 11901 lo lilt 443 11 1 irik 4040 605 4 4111m b))1 1 I 1111 11 amommilf loot 11111111111 (ir WW1 ti Ulm 111 LefotANNIN iLiS11 ra nob Ji 1PAr1h bracigste Cape tut Intim Owderld brk4o C10 104as ALL IN A LIFETIME ALL IN A LIFETIME IP 41 0 0 69ANA 80007Typslfr 49 mahhiardlole 7 LI' elm 410 I Pee 1 01 1 1 AN OH MOM! ITS STARTIN6 1r) RAN ON THE LAUNDRY YOU JUST HUNG OUT IA 1 i0 0 ae' obAn IT -4- allal 11 1 'Hill OH MOM 11 I 1 'S STARTINU 1 RAN ON THE t''-----4-7-- "1-'-7- BIRD tDmw YOU 4 Pi 1 LAUNDRY JUST HUNG coLum I OUT 1 11 ---72: I l'- 1 '24c I t- 7 )'' 6 0 iiit 4A 14 1 1 1 1 1 1 77L7f pf'71-- 41 70 i VP1 CtliDottrt17)E1 1 if T- 'el r''' II f-- t- II 1 a ir 11: z----47: I') i 6 -147 7 I 7 I) 11sto 1 1- -2 dt tikie v0 4 TA-- i1--4- 7 1 7-- 1 -0 Ik'4 1 I 1 1 4 7 1' -2 I ---4 f-- 1 I 1 PIO tr -------L 3 0 7- 1 -1 I z---L -----a-------- cl Ci 1 I lic '71- t3f ----z-z 7: 1: -7-------- 1 I Pitetp Arliti ------n-------- 0 I '13 -4f-Z- That's the number of revolu tions made by the parts in your Ford's water pump during just one week of average driving And that's just the beginning Think of the wear on all other parts of the cooling system and you'll see why it's just good sense to bring your Ford back "homet to your friendly Ford 11111111t1110 IMP 311137 That's the number of revolu tions made by the parts in your Ford's water pump during just one one week of average driving And that's just the beginning Think of the wear on all other parts of the cooling system and you'll see why it's just good sense to bring your Ford back i '''-lw- home to your friendly Ford GEN: LEONARD TOWNSEND GEROW born July 13 1888 commands the g'' 77 Second A He went to England in 1943 i-v-7'497 1 as chief of '4: i troops in Eu- I rope to prepare or Eisenhow- tlft er's later work 9 He led the Fifth 1f 1 Corps in the at- 79n1-7 tack on Omaha Beach and later organized the i 15th Army He was commissioned after graduating from Virginia Military Institute in 1911 He rose from captain to lieuenant colonel in World War I GEN: LEONARD TOWNSEND GEROW born July 13 1888 corn- mands the g'i'' ''''''77 Second Army He went to England in 1943 as chief of troops in Eu- 1 rope to prepare e-i: a a Eisenhow- kir ts'54- er's later work He led the Fifth 11 Corps in the at- tack on Omaha Beach and later organized the t- 15th Army He )3 000 11 A 4 1 "'W 4tE' 1-rj ifk11144 5 I Kens Sysena 0 0 41 itITI i 'i11 sk 0 "fike 0 0 1 A T'l I 1 1 Ili 1 sk 1 Ito it 6te --kgk Sardine Catches To Be Limited Local Family Recovering Dealer for a thorough cooling system check right now Your Ford Dealer has Ford-trained Mechanics who know how to check up on water pumps quickly and thoroughly They use Special Ford Equipment to clo the job and their Factory-approved Methods mean a better faster job too What's more if your Ford needs a new water pump or any other replacement part for the cooling system your Ford Dealer can supply an identical twin made right to fit right and last longer So keep cool bring your Ford back "home" for a time saving trouble-saving cooling system check today gh cooling has Ford- who know on water horoughly ord Equip and their Methods job too your Ford pump or part for your Ford identical to fit right bring your For a time rig cooling Dealer for a thorougl system check right no trained Mechanics to check up Your Ford Dealer I ow pumps quickly and th( They use Special Fol ment to do the job 1 Factoryapproved mean a hetter fafaer By HAL BOYLE PHILADELPHIA July 12 The golden voice Is gone That was the paramount fact as the Democratic convention opened like a football team starting a game with four men trying to play quarterback The great signal caller is dead There is no one to say "my friends" and melt the divergent animosities of the Democratic party in the brotherhood of political loyalty You have to have a several heroes And none has come here yet Party Badly Spent In the opening hour of its fifth straight quadrennial bid for power the historic Democratic party is as split apart as the quarreling would-be heirs to a rich man'S legacy What is missing here is the vast personality the unifying magic of the last purple Democrat Franklin Roosevelt There is no doubt among most delegates here that the Inheritor of his mantle Harry Truman will be nominated to lead the party But they lire preparing to nominate him in an unhappy atmosphere of revolt over an Internal problem affecting one-tenth of the American population the Negro citizens This subject outweighs in the attention of the delegates at this stage the high cost of living the world crisis or any other problem facing the nation It outweighs even the prospects of victory in November In two days here I have heard no delegate even bring up the topic in an optimistic vein Great Contrast There is a great contrast between this convention and the Republican convention here last month The GOP gathering was featured by an exciting clash of personalities Dewey Taft and Stassen were present and contending vigorously for the nomination So were a number of dark horses That convention was built around the competition of men This convention so far has been an angry conflict of principles and principles are never as colorful as people Ry HAL BOYLE PHILADELPHIA July 12 RI- rhe golden voice is gone That was the paramount fact Rs the Democratic convention open- ni like a football tea starting a ame with four men trying to play luarterback The great signal caller is dead There ere is no one to say 'Illy friends" tnd melt the divergent animosities DI the Democratic party in the brotherhood of political loyalty You have to have a hero-or sev- ral heroes And none has come here yet A Monrovia couple anil their twoyear-old daughter today were recovering at St Luke Hospital from serious injuries suffered Sunday night when their ear plunged 25 feet into a canyon off New York Drive in Pasadena Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of 920 Walnut both sustained ocaryk CP tatied 41 41 41 1 41 head injuries lacerations and shock when they were thrown to the back of the car by the impact which broke the front seat Their baby daughter Rita Louise received a compound fracture of the leg All were reported today to be doing well Summoned to the accident scene Altadena Sheriff's Deputies William Knezevich and Hogan found the child hanging on the bushes under a ledge seven feet from the car apparently thrown out through the windshield or an open window According to witnesses the Martin car was proceeding west on New York Drive when it crossed the center line jumped a dirt bank and plunged into a ravine SAN FRANCISCO July 13 (P)-- The California sardine industry said today it would establish voluntary regulations limiting its catch for the 1948-49 season Julian Burnette chairman of the sardine advisory committee working with the State Fish and Game Commission said conservation measures are necessary if the industry survives It normally handles a $65000000 annual catch Burnette said the industry may agree upon this program before the Northern California season opens Aug I Limit size to 8 inches instead of 7 2 Shorten season with Northern fishing from Aug 1 to Jan 15 Southern fishing from Oct 1 to Feb I 3 Limit fishing week to five days Monday through Friday There is no limitation now Bookies Fined More Than $200 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AND VICE ASDEOR YIWs MONROVIA PHONE 108 i 2att4II4It Moore Quits As 'Breakfast' KC 1 0 Bookmakers who have been fined more than $200 in any single case may file suit for the return of anything over that amount Assistant Attorney General Kenneth Lynch has expressed that opinion in a letter to all state district attorneys following a District Court of Appeal decision setting $200 as the maximum fine in a bookmaking case Lynch said scores of bookies have been fined more than the limit under the bookmaking section of the California penal code The Appeal Court decision came In the case of Helen Virginia Cabell who was convicted in Superior- Court in Los Angeles in 1947 and sentenced to six months in jail suspended on condition she pay $1000 fine HOLLYWOOD July 13 (W)--Garry Moore Is resigning as master of ceremonies of the "Breakfast in Hollywood" radio show as on as a replacement can be found A spokesman for Moore said yesterday the strain of five days a week on the "breakfast" show and Moore's Sunday emceeing of the "Take It or Leave It" program proved too much The radio stars doctors advised him to slow down a Adm Scary Will Succeed Spruance 111' Yowl say Cireezt laa limes a mimetic 477:: 1116719 limes a litiwilittyPit Son Succeeds Father Rear Adm Donald Bradford Seary commander of the I2th Naval District with headquarters at San Francisco was designated today as president of the Naval War College at Newport Admiral Seary will succeed Admiral Raymond A Spruance whose family resided in Monrovia during the war and now recently retired Planning Board Today With Chairman Yost presiding monthly meeting of the Monrovia Planning Commission was to be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the City Hall SANTA BARBARA July 13 al-- Albert Eaves Jr 37 has been appointed to succeed his father as Santa Barbara County auditor Eaves sr is retiring after nearly 30 years on the Job His son has been deputy auditor since 1946 tudebakeriy first with i -lit 41 "IMP 1 44 7-14 541 ''''17 a '''''''1444 'P tit ''v (s-: 'i 711 t' 4 ''ii4 e- 49 tracks new I I New design! 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