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CPSB Trustees Receive Report on June Hiring By JEFF DLF FIELD but only three remain omio the board of trustees. Sami' ive minority group members payroll today. CPSB revealed that 83 appli- out of 110 who applied for em- Mgr. 0. Somniprs said of Mexican descent and 27 ployment with the City Public day, of Negro descent applied for po- Board during June were! In a written report other than unclassified HemisFair Marks Utah Pioneer Day Eichard L.

Evans, former president of Rotary International, a member of the University of Utah Board of Regents, and a member of the quorum of 12 Mormon Apostles will represent Gov. Calvin Ram pton of Utah in ceremonies at the San Antonio World's Fair commemorating Utah Pioneer Day. Gov. Hampton is unable to at tend because of the conference in Cincinnati. Evans will be master of cere monies at the two perform a nces of the Salt Lake Mormon Taber nacle Choir at the HemisFair Arena at 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday and Wednesday, The date of July 24 marks the 121 st anniversary of the en trance of the pioneers into the Great Salt Lake Valley in 1847 under guidance of the famous Mormon leader Brigham Young, after a 1400-mile trek from the midwest. As a feature of Pioneer Day, the Mormon Pavilion will give away cook books containing favorite Mormon pioneer reel pes to the first 500 women to visit the Pavilion Wednesday. Pioneer Day will begin at Hc- misFair at 10:45 a.m. in the office of the commissioner general with a presentation to Evans of a Distinguished Guest citation by HemisFair President Marshall Steves. At 1:30 p.m.

a parade will start from the Mormon Pavilion to Gate 5, featuring 200 Mormon children dressed in pioneer clothing and pulling covered wagons and small handcarts in memory of Brigham long pilgrimage. Welcoming ceremonies will be held at the U.S. Pavilion at 2 p.m., where the Salt Lake Mor mon Tabernacle Choir will be heard briefly preceding a pro gram in which dignitaries will be introduced. Pharmacists Set HemisFair Visit Twelve hours of sightseeing at HemisFair just what the doctor ordered and hundreds of pharmacists are going to see to it that the prescription is filled. The pharmacists in this case are the delegates to the 89th an nual convention of the 3,300 member Texas Pharmaceutical Association which began Mon day at the San Antonio Con vention Center.

Main item on agenda was the scheduled noon to midnight visit to the fair just next to the convention center. An admission ticket was included In each packet. Many of the delegates Judge Orders Appraisement Of Estate II.IV. Extends Mideast Mission UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Gunnar N.

mission for settlement of the Arab-Israeli dispute has been extended another months from th 3 end of August to the end of December, diplomatic sources said Monday. Jarring has been working since the beginning of December as Secretary-General special representative to the Middle East. Elton Schroeder, president of the San Antonio Building Trades Council and business agent for the San Antonio Plumbers and Pipefitters union, Monday was ordered to file a sworn inventory and appraisement of his estate in connection with a divorce suit he brought against his wife. Fifty-seventh Dist, Judge Solomon Casseb Jr ordered the inventory and appraisement filed at the request of Mrs. Schroeder, who also asked that she be permitted to audit books and records The inventory and appraisement is to filed by 9 a m.

July 30. at which time Casseb will hear Mrs. application for temporary alimony iind child suppirt. In her original answer to petition for divorce, filed last May 16, Mrs. Schroeder said that Schroeder gave her $800 monthly for the monthly obligations and living expenses for herself and the children.

She also alleges that Schroe- dcr has certain real estate holdings and interests, together with expense accounts and I'unds, plus other benefits and insurance. In the answer, Mrs. Schroeder asks that Schroeder be required to replead his grounds to apprise her of his grounds for vorce. She denies his allegations of cruel and harsh conduct on lor part. She also asks custody of the two children still under 18 years of age.

I nhcr pleadings, Mrs Schroeder asks that petition be denied. The Fair On Your Doorstep By MAVIS BRYANT THE ORCHESTRA backing up Henry Mancini at Monday concert is an interesting mixture of University of Indiana music teachers gray around the temples and very young musicians wearing beads and tee shirts around the HemisFair site Monday. Most of the 40 orchestra members come from Indianapolis, according to Marv Tabolsky, who visited HemisFair once before as company manager for Andy accompanists, a position similar to that he has with the current group. Three, however, are from Angeles. One, 18 year old Dennis Karmazyn, is a cellist plans to go on with his studies at i the Pans Conservatory after his Mavis which lastjs 10 Though he hopes t0 be a symphony cellist someday, Karmazyn feels there is nothing contradictory about playing popular and classical music both.

are accompanied by their wives and chJdren. The morning session consisted primarily of four half hour addresses in the Mission Room of the convention complex, Spea kcrs were Joe E. McScoley, president of the Indiana Phar maceutical Association; F. Regis McKenna, assistant superintendent, University of Chi tago hospitals and clinics; David Mahler, editor, Store and Harold Pratt, director of professional rela tions, Walgreen Drug Stores. The convention will continue through Wednesday, although a board of meeting will be held in the Hilton Palacio del Rio Hotel Thursday morning.

The first activities Monday were topped by a costume ball in Uhc convention banquet hall, featuring an orchestra, mariachis, and other entertainment. The convention keynote address was delivered at noon by Dr. Joseph B. Sprowls, dean of the University of Texas College of Pharmacy. Sprowls declared that the public image of the pharmacist as a drugstore figure does not give the public opportunity to view him in a strictly professional setting in which he can dearly be identified as a member of the public health team Referring to the fact that the TP A does not recognize hospital pharmacy as a segment of their profession, Sprowls said he favors a unified organization lie told the delegates that no hospital pharmacist may serve on the state board of pharmacy in spite of the fact that this may soon become the segment of the profession which handles the largest volume of prescription Also speaking during the meeting was Ralph M.

Krieger. Abilene, outgoing president of the TPA, who said that an increasing number of college students are making pharmacy a career. He also said that an organization called Assist has been formed to aid the TPA to help those legislators, in whatever way possible, who are friendly to pharmacy laborer and that three of Mexican descent were employed and two of Negro descent were given jobs. The applicants of Mexican descent were hired for the positions of porter, stenographer, and clerk. One Negro was employed as a helper and another for employment in the junior engineering technician program, but neither are now working for the CPSB.

Sommers said that the Negro helper failed to report to work after being hired, while the other Negro withdrew his application after to stay in his present Trustee Albert Steves asked Sommers if the utility tried to find out why the helper failed to report. Assistant Gen. Mgr Tom Dee-. ley answered, telephoned the number he gave us and the persons at the residence said! they had never heard of 1 Steves then asked, vou try any other method of reaching Deeley said he report good Steves continued. out why he show up where we will have complete The CPSB is now keeping re- cords on emplovment of ity group members since the' Community Relations Commission found the utility! guilty of employment dis- crimiation last January.

The City Council then ordered the public service board to keep records on the number of mi- Page 6-D Tuesday, July 23, 1968 Mancini, Mendez Fans Pack Arena By GERALD ASHFORD Two musical groups of widely different types Henry Mancini and his orchestra and Sergio Mendez and Brasil made a pleasantly variegated musical evening at the Fair Arena Monday. It was only a one-night stand, which probably accounts for the fact that the arena was packed to the rafters with loyal fans of one or the other or both of these aggregations, many of whom applauded mightily at the very first notes of tunes that they recognized from recordings. In contra.st to in ON THE AISLE OLD TRAIL DRIVERS Celebrating Old Trail Drivers Day at HemisFair Monday was this entire family, Nancy Kam, left, her father, Douglas Kain, and her mother, Grace Kam, of Bay City. Both women are in old time costume and carry parasols. Kam's father was Thomas Kain, an Old Trail Driver, and Mrs.

Kam's grandfather was Philip Yeamans, a trail driver. Divorce Granted To Mrs. Casseb not neglect others, including a half dozen foreign composers of movie themes and not forgetting John Philip Stars and Stripes other musical never sounded better, event, in the arena, the stage SAN Leopold La was placed at the outer edge Fosse, associate concertmaster the circle instead of in the cen-jof the San Ant 0 flj 0 symphony ter. This did not interfere a wncert violini5-t of hearing but it did interfere withjsat in with the Mancmi or. viewing for at least half of as audience and may account some deficiencies in this review.

iciajjv (Blame parking and 0 j0' parts problems, crowding the dead -1 line, for other deficiencies). I Road its concertmaster appearing to espe- advanage in the of of and for the nority group applicants and how Mrs. Solomon Casseb, wife of, The homestead, the largest many have been hired. the 57th judicial district under community proper- Trustees also were told by was granted a divorce and cus- ty, is set aside for her use untii Sommers that gas and electric itody of their three children June 1 1970, with a provison revenues during June were I Monday after 20 years of mar-j that she made the payments and about 3.7 per cent above IT WOULD APPEAR that the Brasil group of four male musicians and two girl singers has the stronger appeal to younger members of the audience, while the Mancini orchestra, playing airs mostly composed by Mancini himself, is the ticket for those of a more sedate age, though from the distribution of applause there was evidently no sharp cleavage. Brasil 66 came to fame in that year and intends, as Mendez announced from the Mancini, besides taking over the piano several times, played the piccolo in Stars and Stripes after recalling that this had been his first instrument when he was enrolled in a high school band.

This was second professional appearance in San Antonio. He was here in 1946 as pianist with the Tex Beneke Orchestra when it played in the Municipal Auditorium. form, to continue using that de- signation for quite a while. cast, totaling $5.950,540. Electric sales amounted to $5.236,285, four per cent above estimates, while gas sales totaled $714,255, near forecast.

Total income for the year to date amounts to $2.5 million higher in the judgment the taxes paid 131st Dist. keep the property insured and Freed the At issue granted by 131st Dist. judges Dn June 1, 1970, the familiar on its earliest! MEXICO CITY (AP) A Cu- Eugene Williams was the divi- will Put UP for syle and the American discs is still verv evi- ban-born American held Drison- sion of community divided equally minus dent American, neia prison recording, but on than anticipated, mainly of the Bexar County dis- cause of HemisFair, according trict courts, was ordered to pay to Sommers. $400 a month child support from In other action, trustees were The divorce itself was not con- debts against the property and tested. cost of sale.

Judge Williams or- Judge Casseb, the presiding i furniture and utensils S.A. Man Shot to Death Shots fired from a passing car left one San Antonian dead and another wounded Monday night. Dead on arrival at the Green Hospital was Oscar Reyna, 23, of 110 Sabinas who was shot in the chest. Wounded was Roland Caldera, 18, of 2917 W. Martin who was shot in the groin.

He was in fair condition at the Green Hospital. Caldera told homicide Det. Steve. Salas he and Reyna were standing in the rear of his home chatting when a car occupied by three or four youths in their late teens went by and someone fired two shots. Caldera could not give police a reason for the shooting.

Police said the ear from where the bullets were fired was found near the scene shortly after the incident occurred about 9:30 p.m. Witnesses told wlice three or four youths ran from the auto. Police were questioning relatives of the owner of the car ate Monday night. told that during June about 480 junior and senior high school students and teachers attended the demonstrations on cooking and nutrition, utilizing large and small appliances Sommers said the demonstrations were held in cooperation with local school districts having 10 -month vocational homemaking programs. During July and August, CPSB home economists will teach over 600 girls from 9 to 11 vears of age the basics of cooking, safe use of electricity and gas.

and proper lighting for study. A construction report revealed that recent rains caused a loss of three wurking days on the Calaveras plant and dam site. The foundation for the 6.000 foot earthen dam, which will be 70 feet high, and 526 feet wide at the base, has been completed. Sommers said despite the delays, the dam project is on schedule. Installation of a third generating unit of 417.000 kilowatt capacity at the Braunig Power Plant, is also under way and the basic foundation competed.

Steel framework for the iO-story boiler building is now being erected. The unit is due for completion in the spring of 1970. in the home shall become her property, except the carpeting, mwiii which will be sold with the Aug. 1 1 0 excePt for throw nigs a month from Jan. 1, 1969, the youngest child reaches 18.

Gets Bank Deposits One Child 18 Properties and holdings sub- One of the children is already I dividual inventories, 18, the second reaches that age a officially filed, in October of this year, and theiwere alloweci t0 remain as sepa- youngest is 16. rate properties by Judge Wil- With the signing of the judg-! Included is $16.000 in ment, which is still to be drawn, Judge Casseb will pay $5.500 to cover the period since the divorce was filed in February, 196 $1,650.25 that has held in trust by his attorney, Bernard Ladon; and $600 in fees to Mrs lawyer, Frank Green. bank deposits which go to Mrs Casseb. Deposits of $11.125 in name of the children will the be- Blending elements of jazz, rock, pop. bossa nova and Brazilian folk themes, the group sounds alternately Brazilian with an American accent or a Brazilian ac- ers in Havana since the U.S.

airliner he was piloting was hijacked to Cuba on June 29, arrived here Monday after his release from jail. the American with a Brazilian ac- is very cent. The two girl singers, who isaid Olga Prellezo, wife of are tops in catalog of George Prellezo, 36. popular music, are Karen Miller Fm from Kansas and Lani Hall Prellezo was pilot of a South- from Chicago, neither of them east Airlines DC3 hijacked on a looking anv more Brazilian than fllghl Miami to Key West, their name's. At least two of the He was the only person musicians are respectively from tained.

His wife, 33, flew to Ha- Israel and Arabia, if Mendezjvana later to plead with Prime can be believed, though Fidel Castro for his re- might have been kidding about jease. this. The couple arrived on a regu- larlu Usvons. MOST OF THE TIME they come the property of the chil- produce good straight music, dren. Judge Williams ruled.

though they also indulge in gim- Tcstimony in the suit began micks like a unique noisemaker v- Casseb's and ended Monday Only Mrs. Casseb and U.S. Com. Frank J. Baskin, a former law partner of Judge Casseb.

testified before Judge Williams. Mrs. Casseb testified she had no knowledge of the extent of holdings by the Mrs. Casseb filed the suit al Heging cruel and harsh treat- iment as grounds. She testified that she and the judge The owner of Mi Tierra res-; consulted wilh a psychiatrist taurant alleged Monday that a and a priest efforts to save Cafe Owner Files Suit Over Menu SWEET SHERRY, dry sherry, jerez fino, jerez oloroso, manzaniila, amontiilado.

These words ended up in the vocabulary (or at least somewhere floating in the vague recollections of the night before) of all who attended the sherry tasting party at the Spanish pavilion Monday. So did the colorful costumes of pretty hostesses from the pavilions of other countries and the dancing of Victoria Salcedo and her troupe. IF THE PACE set this weekend for Project new outdoor cabaret program keeps up, San Antonio night life will get a shot in the hip. The Sweet Smoke, a psychedelic rock four man band reportedly bumped recently from a big- name national tour for stealing the show, is this fixture. Complementing it Saturday was the Afro Caravan, Sunday the Mora Arriaga Family of Monterrey, and Monday Bongo Joe of Alamo Plaza fame.

Sunday night the Mora 12 children and papa gave their usual sensational performance, close to the end of which the youngest Mora got a little carried away with his tamborine near the edge of the stage and tumbled into the audience. Brought back with tears in his eyes by ovation after ovation, the little boy belted out one of his healthiest versions of on el Rancho Grande" yet heard, tdtmg head so far back ZKZS that his huge sombrero fell off twice. and released Crash Kills S.A. Youth CAMPBELLTON EX-ESSGary Ross, 21 of 2439 WL Magnolia San Antonio, was dead on arrival Sunday night at Baptist Memorial Hospital after his car collided with a bridge two miles north of here on U.S. Highway 281.

3 According to Texas Highway Patrolman J. P. Bumhardt, the side of the car in which Ross, Larry Simmons, 20 of 122 Colebrook Drive and Louie Nickles, 22, of 512 Bonham were riding was tom off as a result of the crash Both Simmons, who was iden- Partv Honors AF Officers The Air Force Logistics Command commanders were honored at a river party and dinner Monday at La Posada Motor Hotel sponsored by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. Thirty-six commanders of AFLC units arrived at Kelly rival is nibbling away at his profits by fraudulent means a pirated menu. Pete Cortez, in a damage suit filed in district court, made the charge against Rosendo Gonzales, owner of Los Apaches Cafe, 712 W.

Commerce St. Cortez asked for a $10.000 judgment and an injunction against Gonzalez to prohibit use of the menu. A hearing on a temporary injunction will be held at 9 a.m District Court. The beef concerns Cortez's menu, which he says he and his cooks have developed over the past 15 years at the cost of nu- the Charges Mistreatment She continued, women have taken the abuse and mistreatment I took in those 20 Mrs. Casseb pointed out she had not been able to obtain employment and added.

Casseb participated in a malicious attack upon me with Mr. Lamoine Holland to keep me from getting employment in the Holland is an incumbent state Aug. 22 in 45 th representative who successfully his post against Mrs. Casseb in the Democratic party primary this year. Baskin was called in to testify regarding ownership larly scheduled Havana-Mexico City flight at 9:30 a.m., quickly cleared immigration and customs and checked into a hotel.

that sounds like a demented horn Uamera, Kecords Incidentally both the Brasil and the Mancini played several tunes composed I air for the Beatles by John and Paul McCartney. The The Mora Arriaga Family Ar- were not too far re- tists- a falher and his 12 singing moved from the Beatles them-iand playing children, are appar- selves in these performances, but the big orchestra gave the music a new dimension which made it sound almost symphonic but at the same time brought out the basic strength of the best music. Mancini spent part of his time at the piano and part of the time standing up to conduct the orchestra with small gestures. While he played a good selection of his own music, he did ently gaining in poularity. Twenty-one of their records, along with a polaroid camera, were reported stolen at Fair Monday by a woman identified as Margarita Bowser, 26, of 1422 Santa Monica St.

The Bowser woman said she left the camera and records in front of the Humble Pavilion, and when she discovered she had left them and returned they were gone. merous hours untold sums of Avn 4 suit says that the itemsICasseb does have a Ar ts Monday, the site of the on the menu become sy- share of the stocks owned AFLC Commanders Conference nonymous with quality food ini Baskin. U.S. Pavilion Boasts Painting of Early S.A. An oil painting of early dayja corner of one of San San Antonio from the privateimost historic squares as it collection of U.S.

Commerce might have appeared on a busy Secretary C. R. Smith is on ex-afternoon in the early hibit at the U.S. Pavilion of the davs. Meadow brook Theater in For? Sa" Fair- a i by eontemporary Worth He testified that he The Part of an American painter Ogden Pleiss- the owner and owos of art worksiner, the canvas is part of Secre- tified as the driver of the car, of activities.

Tuesday and Wednesday. Leading the two-day conference is Gen. Jack G. Merrill, AFLC commander. He is accompanied by his advisory board of directors, Lt.

Gen. Ira C. Eaker (USAF, Robert S. Gelman and Lewis F. Polk Sr.

Host for the conference is Maj. Gen. Frank E. Rouse, San Antonio Materiel Area commander. Commanders of the other four air materiel areas comprising AFLC are also attending along with commanders and Nickles were treated at the TI ia The Sweet final number was worth the price of io-m nissinn tn thp fair AFLC is considered management group i the the admission to the fair.

An eerie electric organ built tension with drum and electric guitar accompaniment, while singers wailed and a couple of dancers mixing rock with modem dance portrayed in more graphic form the ache of the music Black lights salvaged from the Confluence Cosmos exhibit added to the effect crash occurred at about m. Witnesses of the crash and the minds of the public generally who have patronized the plaintiff over the past 15 The defendant, the suit charges, recently opened Los Apaches Cafe with a menu that identical and the numerous items offered are not only identical in price, but the design of the menu is identical with that of the in every minute What it all boils down to, Cortez charges in the suit, is that his rival has the design, item and the price of plaintiffs menu and illegally appropriated the same without the consent of the plaintiff, that the defendant ton has Pirated thc menu The suit charges Gonzalez in- of the stock although from various museumsltary collection of paint- Casseb for with the history :ZrSpla.y the Pavihon during the and culture of the American D5 Fair, is entitled Day West. The secretary is a native Military and depicts of Texas. were quoted by Patrolman Burnhardt as saying the side as ripped off when the vehicle struck a bridge railing and that Ross was sitting in the front seat. Force confusion and decepuon trolling and aimed at making customers of inventory of more than 8.3 bil- Tierra Apaches is The primary purpose of believe that Los part of the same Cortez said he has conference is to solve any suffered damages lems concerned with the flow of land loss of business in excess of material to Southeast Asia.

MARKET PLACE This painting from ie private collection of U.S.. Commerce Secretary C. R. Smith is on exhibit at the U.S. Pavilion at the San Antonio World's Fair.

The painting, by American painter Ogden Pleissner, of New York, is entitled Day Military and depicts an old San Antonio street scene..