The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 27

THE SACRAMENTO BEE Sunday January 13 1963 Page B7 California Sketches Shivering Not Shoveling Icy Sierra Nevada Aivaits Snowfall Sonoma State Faculty Moves Against Probe COTATI Sonoma Co AP Chairman Dr Cheryl Peterson of the Sonoma State College faculty senate said the body has voted unanimously its "deep concern" for the investigation in Washington of By Paul Webster Bee staff writer QUINCY Plumas Res idents of the Ice locked Sierra Nevada where the temper 5 hv if ature plunged to 0 and below yesterday await the coming of the snow 4i L1Ti tne facitica foundation and Only a few of the highest ridges are white this year although in a normal year the snow lies several feet thick there by the middle of January None of the settled mountain valleys have any snow at all although at this til Fji3 time of the year shoveling of its Berkeley radio station KPFA Dr Petersen a political science professor and chairman of the faculty senate said the resolution has been sent to Senator Thomas Dodd (D) of Connecticut chairman of the senate subcommittee which has checked into the foundation's personnel in a closed hearing Dodd told newsmen Friday protests that the inquiry threatened freedom of speech and press were "based on misinforma i if driveways is usually routine Just 10 years ago today the main streets of Quincy were blocked by packed snow and it lay 5 feet deep on the 1 7 courthouse lawn before it quit falling But the last three Januaries have been dry like this one tion" it- indicating a cycle continues "In providing its listeners with all points of view KPFA stands as a bulwark of free Moisture from the torrential rains of mid October virtually has disappeared partly from the effect of repeated north winds On the back roads usually clogged by snow the occasional passing 7 -Aiij dom" read the faculty senate resolution "Any threat to its existence or freedom of programming is a threat to the preservation of democracy in this country" car blows up a cloud of dust THE MERRlTT CARPENTER HOME RESCUE ELDORADO COUNTY MORE THAN 100 YEARS OLD IT WAS AN EARLY DA WAYSIPE STOPPING PLACB ON THE GREEN VALLEY ROAO TO COLOMA AND HANGTOWN Random puddles are solid ice Small creeks are frozen over where they wind through the deeper canyons Even the crirt- large tributaries of the Feath er River are edged with thick ice and the main river itself Convict Wins Freedom But It May Be Short shows a thick line of white along the banks and clumps of frozen water where the ft' '''f spray flies Developer Sees Booming Future For South Shore Lake Tahoe Casino-Hotel At mid day on the smaller Spray from a pressure relief valve on the Greenville water system in Plumas County near Round Valley Dam contributed to the ice formations abounding in the Sierra Bee Photo CARSON CITY Nev Charles Carter 54 has won his freedom from the state prison after arguing he was PHOENIX Ariz A pre-unlawfully convicted of two diction that the south shore wouia De aaaea at some future date giving the facility a total of 1500 rooms Its parking lot would facilitate crimes in tne same intorma- streams the ice groans squeaks and sometimes cracks with the sound of a rifle as temperatures change where the sun strikes Cattle horses and sheep find open and unshaded places to stand in the fields and barnyards so do the people on the sidewalks Most days have been clear and cloudless and the sun radi surveying the Tahoe area potential and determined it woud be the best geographically tnd would contain the greatest possibility of success The Tahoe facility is to be Shastan Suggests Giving Litterers Clown Targets 1645 cars of Lake- Tahoe will be the most booming area in the future in Nevada has been cited by Jerry McLain public relations officer for the Del Webb organization as the reason the firm is plan McLain said the firm has not yet released a dollar tion but it appears he will not be free long District Judge Frank Gregory granted Carter's handwritten petition for a writ of habeas corpus but delayed his discharge from the prison for 20 days to give the attorney general's office an opportunity to appeal the decision Priest who argued virtually a copy of the LasLfigure on the project and will not do so until all the details ates pleasant warmth wherever it touches even when ning a huge new hotel and the thermometer in the shade REDDING Shasta Harry Hazeltine a Shasta County planning commissioner still thinks his idea of giving motorists something to throw litter at would reduce the problem casino on the lakeshore Vegas Sahara but more than twice as large It will contain a 24 lane bowling alley as well as a hotel and casino and will have a show room which will seat 1500 persons Five hundred more rooms The firm announced several Reno Brothers Give Sum For Italian Church SAN MARCO DURRI Italy Joe and Victor Satur-no of Reno Nev who donated $344293 to the residents of this little village in 1959 now have given another $10000 for the construction of a church The money came from the men whose father Leopold was born here They deposited it in the Bank of America in the name of the village hovers around the freezing point are completed The project will not be started until a solution is reached for the pressing sewage disposal problem in the south shore area days ago it plans' to erect a Animals and people seem $1000 room hotel and casino for the state indicated he would appeal Prison officials said if the appeal is not sue on a 400 acre site in State-line Lake Tahoe in order to be in on the early stages of to be enjoying the brief hours of sun and clear sky but they are waiting for the wind to swing around to the southwest for the thermometers to rise into the 30s for the cessful several other jurisdictions have placed holds the boom against Carter North State Offers Polio Protection Type III Sabin oral polio Plumas Boy 1 3 Leaps Into Car Saves Infants black clouds to form The inmate argued he had been convicted of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon McLain said the Webb company which has an interest in the Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas Nev spent a year The bare ridges and peaks as an outgrowth of Carter's seem unnatural ine £ierra Nevada awaits the coming of the snow QUINCY Plumas Co I "I saw there was only a priest vaccine will be given today in seven Superior California counties Mike Glover 13 jumped into baby in the front seat" Mike of clearing litter along the state's highways Hazeltine during a commission meeting last Thursday night suggested the state division of highways build plywood clowns with big mouths and place them at strategic locations along the highways He reasoned that if the state could not enforce laws against littering the highways perhaps it could control the motoring lit-literers by giving them something to throw at thus at least concentrating the litter Although the planning commission did not take any action on the suggestion Hazeltine still is hopeful it might catch on "Maybe the state division of highways or our legislators will carry the idea through" he said yesterday Hazeltine ruled out the possibility of caricta-tures of such anti American figures as Fidel Castro or Nikita Khrushchev "We probably would have the state department on our necks" he ex- i Bank Stock In November 1959 the Saturno brothers gave each threatening a Mineral County deputy sheriff after he had taken the officer's gun away from him Gregory agreed with Carter's contention while it is possible to charge two said "so I jumped in and a runaway automobile in which two small children were headed backward to grabbed for the brake" Yuba City Guardsmen Seek New Members Aide Pleads For Saving Of Buildings Burt Teas operator of the of the 284 inhabitants of this poor village $121250 worth of Bank of America stock ward a service station and stopped the car inches from YUBA CITY Sutter separate crimes in an information a person cannot be convicted of both of them The clinics will be in Amador El Dorado Nevada Placer Sutter Yolo and Yuba counties In each clinic the Type III vaccine will be dropped onto a sugar cube for the recipient to swallow Types I and II were offered last fall in most counties in Northern the gasoline pumps Witnesses said one of the Master Sergeant Ernest Gonzales of the Yuba City National Guard Armory has an SAN FRANCISCO children both under 2 years of age apparently turned on nounced plans to enlarge the Yuba City guard unit by 5 the key of a car registered to per cent within the next few Conforte Tax Trial Start Is Delayed 2 Days Jack Miles of Quincy as it was parked in reverse gear service station commended the boy for his quick action "I think he was pretty scared" Teas said "but he sure acted fast Another foot or two and we would have had some real trouble "I don't believe the woman (who left the children unattended) even said 'thank you' before she drove off" Mike is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Glover of Quincy The incident occured late Friday in front of a market They said they thought this might bring about better relations between Italy and the United States "in a small way" Many of the San Marco people cashed 'in their stock and nearly a dozen of the approximated 60 families of the village used the money to go somewhere else Others bought television sets and cars Some built new houses and some others put in bathrooms in their old houses Sponsoring agencies in the counties will be county medical societies A donation of weeks The increase would boost the strength of the unit from 80 to 88 men in the Second Battle Group 184th Infantry The engine started and the CARSON CITY Nev A plea for saving gold rush country historical buildings from destruction by freeways was voiced today by Donald Biggs director of the California Historical Society Biggs praised recent action of the Nevada City Nevada County council in asking the state to hire an impartial design consultant for a freeway car ran across busy US High Trial of Joe Conforte 36 for way 40A clipped an oncoming mer operator of a chain of vehicle and continued toward 25 cents for each dosage will be asked generally but no one will be denied the vaccine for lack of the sum Regiment Gonzales said there also will be organizational changes the pumps Mike was walking along the highway plained to be built through the center of the gold rush town 4I Biggs said present division of highway plans would wipe out several buildings of his 10RLOCK CAKE STATE PARK torical significance and the town's 98 year old sequoia Christmas tree "Careful scenic design of the freeway might save these things" Biggs insisted "and also save portions of Deer Creek and Manzanita Ravine Located 21 miles easTot mooessj on state route 131 Stanislaus coumtv tllrlock lake state park was added t3 the park in july by lease fr0ia the turlock irri6ati0m district consisting of 229 acres the park is sltuateo between tue hjolumwe rner and the man made LAKE AT PRESEMT "WERE ARE 65 CAMPINS SITES AND 20 PICNIC UNITS ALOMS "WE LAKE EDGE ARE CLUSTERS Of COTtoNWoOOS WESTERM SYCAMORES AMD klEEPlMS WILLOWS CAMP AMD PICNIC AREA NEAR "WE TUOLUMNE RtVEfc ARE lAl 6RCMES OF VALLEY 0AK5 WILLOWS COTToNWOOOS AMD ALDERS A MULTITUDE OF WILD FLOUJERS ADD To THE SETTIM6 THE LAKE AND THE RltfER AFFORD THE SPORTSMAM 4000 FiSHIAJG 1H6 VEAR AROUND LAR6E MOUTH BLACK BASS CATFISH LL TROUT AMD PEROHi Animal imhasitants include the opossum racoons rsskonks beaver COYOTES AND AN OCCASIONAL DEER Nevada bawdy houses on income tax charges will not get under way in the federal court until Wednesday The trial had been scheduled to start tomorrow but Federal Judge John Ross must go to Phoenix Ariz to sentence an Ogden Utah man convicted before him there of the slaying of a 14 year old girl Conforte presently is serving a three to five year term in the state prison He was convicted in Reno of attempting extortion of a Washoe County district attorney' The government charges Conforte evaded $28400 in income taxes from 1956 through 1958 He attempted to quash the indictment on the ground it based on evidence obtained through unlawful search and seizure but Ross ruled against the motion Con-forte's attorneys had contended the government's case is based on records seized when a brothel at the Triangle Ranch near Wadsworth was burned where miners punched 'coyote holes' as they dug for gold" Yolo Solano Junior College Will Be Aired DAVIS Yolo The pos Weaverville Timber Firm Loses Permit WEAVERVILLE Trinity Co The timber operator's permit of the Riffle Logging Company of Weaverville will be revoked effective February 1st DeWitt Nelson director of the state department of conservation announced revocation of the permit entitling the firm to conduct timber operations in California was the result of violations of forest practice rules for the coast range pine and fir forest district State forester Francis Raymond charged the company with failure and refusal to leave required seed trees for reforestation: to minimize soil erosion to fell snags and to lop slash as required Felling snags ic a forest fire prevention measure Lopping slash is the cutting of branches from the logging residue left in the woods This practice is for reduction of fire hazards and elimination of fa tw mmtmm CAMPINO I AEA SMlKAUtfrtolk I "7- LAKC DHW6 rf sibility of forming a junior college district to serve Yolo and Solano Counties will be aired January 30th at the meeting of the school district organization committees of both counties The meeting is set for 8 PM in the Davis Junior High School at 5th and Streets A similar meeting was held in Woodland Yolo County last November It was decided then' to hold the Davis meeting Obituaries Chico City School Unit Seeks Chief CHICO Butte Co Dr Thurston Hatch Chico city schools superintendent has announced that his successor is expected to be named by March 1st Hatch was named superintendent last year on the resignation of Dr Russell Esvelt and accepted the post conditionally for a one year interim period His term will end on July 1st A total of nearly 35 applications have been received including some from person vorable habitat from destruc COtoCtSbtOM 6106' tive forest insects Chester Hill Funeral services will be at 2 PM tomorrow in Jm TURUJCK LAKE IfaoKT 6 EACH AUD ARE 1 L- the Miller Funeral Home for Siskiyou Schools Meeting Is Planned McCLOL'D Siskiyou Co Paul Fisher Siskiyou County 21 Milt Chester Hill of Folsom who died Friday Hill was a native Cali-fornian and was 68 years old Survivors include his wife AT "WE WESTERN! EMTRAMCfD THE PARK 15 AM EXCEUANT BOAT LAUNCHING RAMP FOR THE CON0EMIENCE OF ENTHUSIASTS superintendent of schools said Fern son Louis of Gait daughter Betty Roberts of San Francisco sister Pearl nel within the school district The city board of education the second meeting of the augmented committee on school district organization to con-sonsider the unification of county schools will be held in the courthouse in Yreka at 8 PM Tuesday IV Pederson of Los Angeles and will review the applications 1 and next month begin inter five grandchildren Burial will be in the Lake side Memorial Lawn views with those qualified for the $15000 to $18000 post.