The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 49

my im 6nw'a' i Page Cll THE SACRAMENTO BEE Thursday Nov 3 1960 1 2 Arrested In Underwood Heads Kern Are Capital Irrigation District Holdup Suspects Construction Work Nelson Wiley Thompson 18 'Sacramento has been general manager of thejn CoynV 1 and James Inston Fulkerson Carmichael Irrigation District effective November 1 5th I Jf $2200 In Gear Is Taken From Plant More than $2200 worth of equipment has been stolen from the Pacific Coast Aggregate Company plant in Fair Oaks Sergeant Oren Baker of the office reported today the loot includes two 500 pound air compressors one 400 pound air compressor a large generator 60 gallons of anti freeze in one gallon cans and large quantities of brass fittings spark plugs carburetors and sealed headlights He said someone apparently with a truck last night forced open doors to the plant 'W kd 9 I i appointment! was announced late yesterdayj following a meeting of the construction in the unincor-board of directors of the area of Sacramento rigation district I County continued last month Manager Resigns Roland Geyer chief He w'ill succeed the present! county building inspector fe ry 828 pemir financial and export manager lssued or projects valued at for the Producers The dollar volume Cotton Oil Company in Ciudad was down $4760161 from the Obregon Mexico I figure for the corresponding McAllister has been gener- month last year 20 of Bakersfield arrested today in Mojave Kern County are identified by the Sacramento police as suspects in a robbery Tuesday afternoon in Market at 6516 Elder Creek Road Detective Engelbrite reported the pair was arrested in a car stolen from Sacra-j mento Tuesday The detective stated the auto is owned by Herbert! Kilker of 574 Howe Avenue! and was taken from a parking lot near 28th and Streets Mrs Helen Wong a clerk in market copied thej license number when two youths left in it after taking an undetermined amount of cash from a till in the store County Welfare Head Favors Fluoridation John Corey county welfare director has urged a Yes vote on Proposition on Tuesday The measure would provide for fluoridation of the city water system Children Will Benefit our children will benefit from this progressive health measure now used in over 1500 cities in the United Corey said least able to afford dental care also will benefit by having their cavities reduced as much as 65 per cent with all its attendant benefits in both good health and economy county now spends $91000 a year on dental care for recipients of public assistance There Will be savings in tax funds as well as great benefits in health and public welfare with the adoption of a tested and proven method to reduce tooth Corey also noted that fluoridation of water supplies has the approval and endorsement of dental and medical societies throughout the country Made Lightly These recommendations are not made lightly by such organizations as the American Medical Association American Dental Association al manager of the irrigation district since 1957 and supervised a recently completed At the end of October the 10 month construction total for the year stood at $91613- 136 million modernization program of the wa ter facilities In Louisiana 472 a decline of $23254602 from the like period in 1959 Of the permits issued last month 384 were for dwellings For the last four years Un-j with an estimated value bf derwood has been general $4368039 The building inspector okehed 40 commercial build- Thomas Underwood Bee Photo Terry Hamley gets a warning from Knee Hi the safety dog about the danger of leaning on windows or glass doors Bee Photo Knee Hi Warns Against Pressing On Windows FCC Approves Sale Of Radio Station KROY The federal communications commission in Washington! DC yesterday approved the transfer of control of radio! station KROY Sacramento from John Carey of Chicago to Sacramento Broadcasters Inc Lincoln Dellar of Santa Barbara head of Sacramento Broadcasters purchased the station subject to commission approval in August for $427-500 Upon taking control of the i manager of the Monroe La Utilities Commission A registered professional ng valued at $l4(J9-! engineer who has devoted school project valued career to work in the utilities at $483000 and nine duplexes City Owned Site Is Being Worked Into Subdivision Public May Inspect Huge Radar Plane valued at $132070 Others included tvo churches $48281 23 private garages $20452 seven service stations $131000 alterations and additions to 246 dwellings $343403 alterations and additions to six commercial structures $16800 54 signs $52284 and 14 swiqi-ming pools $31957 field Underwood served as general manager of the Citizens Utilities California water operation for five years with headquarters in North Sacramento For two years prior to that time he was general manager of Citizens telephone division with headquarters in Red- ding Shasta County Recognize Danger And Avoid It is the basic theme of Assistant City Engi eer the safety program being presented to the Sacramento area p'arl JennmSs stated today school children by Knee Hi the little white safety dog Herprews are engaged in filling rci21D Super Constel-program is sponsored by The Bee and KFBK The seemingly iin low and leveling on secj for 04 hour radar simple act of pressing your four and one half acre Clty face or hands against a window pane is frought with danger The glass might con- that there are so many ways (owned site in the vicinity west coa8t by in which children can hurt20th Street and 60th Avenue I the 552nd Airborne Early themselves that it would beisouth of the Bing Maloney Warning and Control Wing at themselves that it would beGolf McClellan Air Force Base will Coursei for eventual sub-: division purposes on display Saturday tain a tiny flaw which would impossible to list them all station today Dellar an- the US Department of that W'illiam Weaver Health pediatric societies sales manager for ra allow it to break and shat-i This is why she stresses the kj Colonel Robert Loughry serious and' j-jg said there have been' face ancp of beinS alert t0 several inquiries as to what pew commander of the Professor Will windows alert you can recognize the! Jhedy owned HyiganizatioM t0 make a reserva Thp citv owned nronertv clubs and all other dio station KXOA would as sume the duties of vice presi-! painful cuts to your dent and general manager of hands KROY Tied in with the sale conditions was a clause which prevents Carey from competing with KROY for a period of five years Dellar has had former connections wiffr Sacramento ra- pi- resultin' in Kee Hi says use and glass doors for were a for through and keep cold Never play close of any kind is a good follow and he said Dr Benjamin Spock noted pediatrician and author is the national head of the Committee To Protect Our Teeth a public official and as a he said in a recent letter to the Sacramento committee urge our citizens to give their children and all danger of any kind By being'type of project is under way'nv'tes schools church groups 1 1 or- JPea un Israel Dr John Haupert Morse to walk through the giant! sistant professor of social School 1901 60th Avenue air defense plane (sciences at the Sacramento i are rprlaimino this un-1 He emphasized reservations State College will talk on i improved area by filling in1 are necessary He said groups low spots and leveling off the desiring to see the plane must entire Jennings ex-03 before 5 PM Friday The iplained are taking soil teIePHone number is WAbash ion Modern Israel at a meeting of the World Affairs Council of Sacramento Monday at 8 PM in the home of Mrs what they to see out the to glass rule to1 to keep out of dangeri Today Knee Hi visited the' Mother Companion Get Robbery Terms Dolly Joanne Garman 25 year old mother of three children and Delbert Adams 41 of 1316 I Street have been sentenced to state prison terms for strongarm robbery They pleaded guilty yesterday before Superior Judge Raymond Coughlin to charges of taking $140: in cash and $500 in travelers checks from a man they followed from a west end bar September 20th or Louise Robbins 1021 Swan-ston Drive re- Controller Alan children this excellent health dio and television stations He owned KCCC-TV extension 6106 owned2-1511 20240 chan- Washington and Theodore Ju-j State from adjacent city nel 40 now off the air which cchoo- Tomorrow st'e'r (Property where it can be Sf today announced iSpared Eventually it can be property where it can be Colonel Loughry said the! marks will be illustrated with plane will be on exhibitionjcolor slides The public is in-from 9 AM to 11 AM wited Parents Can Watch Students At Work A classroom demonstration KXOA period designed so parents Dellar currently has an inmay watch their children terest in KLYD AM FM and being taught under actual classroom conditions will be held from 1 PM to 3 PM Tuesday in the Woodlake School North Sacramento School officials said parents are invited to attend the class to observe teaching methods was the first television sta- was the first television sta tion in Sacramento He also formerly owned radio station TV in Bakersfield Kern County and KACY Port Hueneme Ventura County KROY has been sold for the second time in as many years Carey purchased the station from Robert Dumm of Sacramento in 1959 chikhSfofj530'9 million in highway developed into a subdivision primary and upper grades ofusers taxes was split with the American Legion School (the state cities and counties During her presentation during October Knee Hi shows the children The division included $205 the dangers of riding double (million to the state highway on bicycles playing around fund $74 million to the cars' playing with matches 'counties and $29 million to gasoline and other combus-Jthe cities tible material The total represents an in- Knee Hi and her teacher crease of $685002 over the George Brunson know figure for October 1959 to on 9th HI 4-6100 POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT PIOAL Get Set for the Holidays! 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