The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 22

Page B2 Monday November 131972 THE SACRAMENTO BEE amiwtortwmtnemktmomemaimmommommyrzzammtmsttanactImumwsusamitattraimagamk xammzegolawszAmazimuswmammammeammataiim ii: Blaze Guts Oki Depot i-t 'F') t41'1r) -4 fli: -'1 l'i ill 11 ::11 11'1 1 'I ''''''''''4' fatk4 0 i't'" 'I tt -7: A 1: 4v1iAwya s' fi 04''''' ::::1110: i8 09 'is i 1'41' 44' 1 '4 tf 4 ii 1111:7::::::) ii 1 it'' 4' il" 4' '44 'It: IA i (iL 0 44' I Firemen attempt to control three-alarm fire that swept the old Sacramento Northern Railway depot at 12th and Streets From the mid-20s to 1940 the building was the site of operations of the railroad which ran electric trains to San Francisco Chico Woodland and Stockton Twelve pieces of equipment and 52 firemen battled the blaze which broke out at 3:10 am today There were no injuries and no other buildings were endangered The cause of the fire is under investigation 0 -4) I ke I stow oi mmonnwaldit Bee Photos ann moogai ariM4 Bock fence Gossip' us Court Curbs Sheriff on Hiring Of Women Capital City Woman Gets NAACP Honor re :1 ri4 11 cii''' 4'fo $:1:: 4:1 Better Than 11 A federal court restraining order has banned the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department from hiring any women deputies from a list of eligible women established by a Civil Service examination held in July US Dist Judge Philip Wilkins signed a temporary restraining order )4 i 0 i -'N- iiii 1 By Tom Arden maintenance for the rehabilitation center for handicapped for the mentally handicapped of high school seniors to a business and state government seminar Keller and Stanley say the fruitcakes are priced at $150 apiece or $4 for three They can be ordered by calling Keller at 447-7351 or Stanley at 391-6403 HURRAH for the advancements in technology One of the latest will be cheered mightily by those who have (and who hasn't?) been caught at a parking meter with only a dime or a quarter and no place to get them changed into pennies or nickels The Sacramento City Council has authorized Lester AI Frink the city's new traffic engineer to buy equip ment to make the meters accept the 10-cent and 25-cent pieces The present meters will take a Moss Will Back O'Neill's Try For Majority Leader banning hiring from the list Friday after the filing of a complaint which charged the recruitment effort discriminated against blacks and Mexican-Americans The class action suit was filed by Atty David Blieker on behalf of four black and Mexican-American women and all other persons in similar circumstances who took the examination In effect Judge Wilkins' temporary restraining order bans any further hiring from the eligible list pending a hearing on Jan 22 The July examination was invalidated by the Civil Service Commis sion after it heard complaints of discriminatory testing procedures How ever the test was reinstated several weeks later after the commission eliminated 27 questions and reweighted and rescored the examination According to the complaint the sheriff's department hired two women deputies earlier this month and planned to hire two or four more The complaint charged that the hiring of additional white women would "aggravate and perpetuate the racially disproportionate composition of the sheriff's department" The National Association for the Advancbment of Colored People (NAACP) has presented its national community achievement award to Mrs James Carney who has been a leader in minority and youth affairs in the Sacramento area for years The native Alabaman first became involved in community affairs by serving on the Sacramento City Unified School District's citizens' advisory committee after moving to the city in 1949 She has served as a volunteer counselor in the Grant Union High School District and she has held many offices in the Oak Park Community Council including the presidency The Sacramento High School graduate has served as chairman of Outward Bound an educational opportunity program at the University of California at Davis She also has been a member of the advisory group of Operation Breakthrough and she hai been active in YWCA affairs A number of years ago she helped form the Oak Park Project Area Cornmittee (PAC) which now works with the Sacramento Redevelopment Agen I I 3 L- Mrs James Carney Bee Photo A QUICK MIND has always been one of Legislative Analyst A Alan Post's distinctive traits as he proved again when a newsman grabbed him for a question after a long tough legislative hearing "Say Mr Post I just want to ask you a rather parochial question" said the reporter who wanted a piece of information about a city's share of federal money "Well then I'll give you a catholic answer" smiled Post using the term in its universal rather than sectarian sense As usual the Post quickness was tempered with good humor cy in revitalizing parts of Oak Park Mrs Carney the mother of seven children also has been involved in the founding of the Sacramento Ara Economic Opportunity Councils training program She has served as chairman for an eight-state area to develop training material for community programs under the federal Office of Economic Opportunity BUDDQCioski YOU SPARE A DIME7 OR A QUARTER PI 8 1111 'tr I 1 i1AY1' et-l' 4 Ici( 4 lb IN lv ft twig- I soap 436-- lit Rep John Moss D-Sacramento today announced he will support Rep Thomas "Tip" O'Neill Jr of Massa- chusetts as majority leader in the House of Representatives when Congress convenes Jan 3 In giving his pledge to O'Neill Rep Moss is taking himself out of consideration for the job to replace Rep Hale Boggs of Louisiana missing and presumed dead since the airplane in which he was a passenger disappeared in Alaska several weeks ago Various Washington and other eastern newspapers have speculated that Moss might be a candidate for majori ty leader "I had no interest in the job" Moss said He had given O'Neill assurance of his support by telephone from Sacramento Moss said O'Neill is highly qualified for the majority leadership having been majority whip and having served 20 years in the House O'Neill is a member of the powerful House Rules Committee If he is named majority leader he will have to give up his seat on Rules The Sacramento House member who was re-elected to his llth two year term last Tuesday said it will be necessary to replace Boggs either permanently or temporarily pending the outcome of an intensive search for his missing plane Special Sale On vial 1 to 1 carpet EVE-11115 Ple 9 I For 1 ilikk an kitT 4' 1 i 7 NNige g) 1S58fitgis :4: 17AVOI i IA OPERATION Santa Claus started at the Sacramento Army Depot many years ago by Jim Nelson goes on despite Nelsons retirtment from the government agency earlier this year According to Lt Michael O'Connor who fell heir to the job of masterminding the project money toys food and clothing are all needed in this year's efforts Last year Operation Santa Claus resulted in providing a five-day supply of food for 1500 families and toys for 6000 children in the Sacramento area Persons who can help this year should call Lt O'Connor at 388-2208 or 388-2209 "I AM STILL pinching' myself to see if I am really awake" writes Mrs Nan Dixon of Grass Valley in a letter to Dale Drayer Gaylord Walker and other members of the KPSC radio staff in Sacramento Mrs Dixon for the second-time had won 100 steaks offered by KPSC to its listeners What does one do with so many steaks? Mrs Dixon replies: "It is more than appreciated as my husband and I are both retired and not on huge incomes However I still believe in helping others so when I picked up the first order I gave to a couple less fortunate than I I shall do the same with the second order when It arrives" 1 I dime but it doesn't buy any parking time And the slots are not big enough for a quarter The modifications Frink told the council will make the meters provide parking time for the dimes and quarters The one drawback is that in a one-hour meter a dime or quarter will provide only one hour of parking time The two-hour meters will give you a full two-hours for a dime and the same time for a quarter But it is reasoned the new system will avoid the frustrations often experienced and eliminate the risk of get- tirr a $2 fine while seeking a place to get change FRUITCAKES sold by the Civitan Club of Sacramento do a lot of good things besides satisfying the appetites of discriminating eaters The club according to President Eddie Keller and James Stanley publicity chairman will use profits from the fruitcake sale for these worthwhile projects: and recreational programs for mentally handicapped children in the Sacramento area Gunshot Kills Man In Bed With Wife 1 ptir 1' dli: 4c ''At'z' :7 't '4 41 'SA4Ple i 7 71 'II' i 7 A 1 IV tt AP C' 'P -1 46 1 dr -hi 1 1 Ic AP-- i'L-'i-: 'i 1' '1 e1t 11 4 2' 0440414i Jo l'isfieiE'r 1'41 404 2 21 i 0 tit)1 Iii: 1 7 c) Capital Man Faces Slaying Charge After Money Dispute Sheriffs detectives are investigating the slaying of John Herbert Darby 27 who was shot in the head as he lay in bed beside his wife in their four-plex apartment at 938 Carro Drive His wife Gloria Jean told the police she Jumped from the bed grabbed their 5-year-old daughter in another bedroom and ran to a neigh boring apartment for help She informed the officers she was awakened by a noise about 3:15 am She said when she saw a man in the doorway of their bedroom which is at the head of a stairway she said to her husband who was asleep "John John" She reported her husband sat up and called "who's there?" The intruder turned on a flashlight She said a shot rang out and her husband was struck in his face Ile died instantly The gunman disappeared Dd Inspector Mel Mapes said Darby appeared to have been hit by a rifle bullet He also said the apartment apparently was entered through a window Mrs Darby reported they had gone to bed shortly after returning from a movie at 11 pm Saturday Buy NOW Isuy NUW IOW and have your carpeting installed before the rush! your rush! installed Dwight Estes 60 of 511 8th St was arrested on a murder charge ear ly today shortly after he went to the sheriff's office and reported he hurt someone At Give the gift die whole family will Vft 41 enjoy for a lifetime! 4 and imagination a gift of real value gift that brings comfort and pleasure for years ahead! Give Evans Black Carpets! will At Give the gift dit rItP ib 1434- en whole family oy for a el fetimel on his head and stabbed in the back Estes informed investigators he got into 'a dispute over his money with Grigsby and a woman who was with him lie said he and Grigsby fought and Grigsby was too strong for him so he hit Grigsby on the head with a pipe several times and knifed him Estes told the detectives he then walked to the sheriff's office four blocks away Meanwhile the woman disappeared Why waste your hard-earned cash on baubles and fandangos that lose their lustre and appeal as soon as the Holidays are over? Give a gift of consummate taste Since his apartment is in the city deputies notified the police Patrolmen who went to his residence said they found Victor Grigsby 38 dead The officers reported Grigsby address undetermined had been struck Phone 4832488 today for an appointment with our carpet experts Order from the comfort of your own home CHARGE IT! ARMSTRONG'S HEAVIEST I ARMSTRONG Bread Strike Spurs Home Baking in Capital ARMSTRONG NYLON SHAG 34" thick Heat Set 100 Nylon fiber pile super bright lustrous yarn for extra sparkle test Reg 895 C95 NOW sq yd 10 LUXURIOUS THICK SHAG with high pile styled In triplesone tweed Made with 100 heattet nylon fibre for lestingwear carefree Rag 995 L95 Rag 995 NYLON SHAG Thick Tightly twisted for long lasting beauty Twelve sophis floated three color combinations to lea from Reg 1195 295 NOW sq yd 6" NOW sq yd In THESE ROLLIND BUYS WILL FLOOR YOU TON SAVE 50 Choose from over 70 roll-ends from 9x121 to 12'40' in shagplushembossed representative was relatively tightlipped about possible bread shortages "We have sandwiches and we're still providing service" she said "We have our bread that's all I can say" Meanwhile Sacramento area residents are apparently taking no chances As one local grocery store manager put it: "Everyone who comes in buys a bag of flour and a pack of yeast" companies which provide vending and lunch services In the Sacramento area They report the shortage of bread and pastries could become acute by the end of the week Tom Salo route supervisor for Servomation Inc said the firm is "starting to develop problems right now" and already has limited vending machine supplies to "our lowvolume ac Continued From Page 131 deliveries of other grocery items Stores other than Safeway and those not supplied by United Grocers say they are still receiving most supplies from their distribution centers As a resift of the bakers' strike however bread supplies are limited or nonexistot in all stores The bakers' strike also is beginning to affect some counts" "Hopefully we will have enough until the end of this week" he said "Then we'll have to shut down some of our equipment We have notices typed up 'already" A representative of Can teen Food and Vending Service said the firm has not yet experienced any shortages but "If it keeps up I don't know" A Camellia Lunch Service tb eff 3133 AltiRtDerEioNrs by AARYAM's are nepviieroarNdiEnarslye! 1 i Located Between Fulton and Waft PHONE 4832488 0 I.