Ventura County Star from Ventura, California • 4

i First Section Page 4 The Ventura (Calif.) County Star-Free Prees Thursday, August 5, 1954 Evangelist Eattles Nudist Camp Guards v-SX X-j; Kirkwood Announces Committee Choices SACRAMENTO. (U.R) State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood said yesterday he was happy" to support Assemblyman fhom-as Caldecott of Berkeley and Howard Ahmanson of Los Angeles as chairman and vice chairman 'of the Republican state committee. Caldecott and Ahmanson also are supported by Gov. Goodwin J.

Knight and Sens. William F. Knowland and Thomas Kuchel. Another Republican party group is supporting Sen. John F.

McCarthy of San Rafael and Ray Arbuthnot of Los Angeles for the posts which are scheduled to be filled at a meeting here next week end. TxYW A BATTLE CREEK, Mich. OJ.PJ Evangelist Braxton B. Sawyer said today he will continue trying to -get the bare facts about a nudist- camp despite rough treatment by guards. Sawyer complained he was tromped on and thrown out by at least a dozen tnen When he invaded the Sunshine Gardens resort for the opening yesterday of the National Convention of the American Sunbathing association.

CHASED INTO FIELD Sawyer, who delivers daily radio sermons over 27 stations in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri, said he refused to disrobe as by an attendant and was chased into a nearby field -where he stood for nearly an hour, taking movies of the camp. He said camp operators called police and a compromise wras reached permitting him to take pictures within a limited area. All of a sudden a big station wagon rolled into camtp and they forgot all about me for a while, Sawyer said later in his hotel room here. They were all looking at the Evelyn chest ob west that show person who calls herself XX 0 Sforo-wida. vfiba pcctd tpcdols ter on day only Friday Want.

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Then at least 12 men walked toward me and told me to surrender my movie camera. TOOK HIS'CAMERA I told them if they took one more step Id let them have the camera right in the face and meant it. Then they jumped on me and dragged me in the dust. One man jumped on my back with his knees. They pushed my face in the dirt.

Then they took my camera. The minister who is associated with Evangelist Billy Graham, said the men returned the, camera after removing the film. Miss West, whose bosom is insured for $50,000 by Lloyds of London, delivered the keynote address at the convention. I used to think nudists were just a bunch of sincere nitwits, Sawyer said. Now I know theyre a bunch of thugs.

Lobster No Dope; Knows Way Around LOS ANGELES. (U.R) The primitive lobster has a mechanism that flashes tilt, tells him whether hes going up or down, and contains a built-in speedometer, according to Melvin Cohen, zoologist at the University of California at Los mechanism is known as a statocyst and functions somewhat like a humans inner ear, he explained. It consists of a sac containing grains of sand, fluid and tiny hairs. Pressure of sand and fluid against the hairs sets up nerve impulses that carry messages to the brain. The delicate mechanism sends out four types of messages.

One tells whether the lobster is moving "up or down, another furnishes direction (left or right, frontward or backward), a third signals tilt and rate of movement, and the fourth picks up vibrations from the ocean floor. Cohen said his studies were made primarily with eastern lobsters. They seem to be superior. at least in this respect, to the Pacific variety. Landlord Sues Tenant Over Apartment Fire A Ventura landlord has filed suit against a tenant over a fire in his apartment.

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(U.R) A suit for $3,000,000 battery and false imprisonment damages against owners and operators of the El Rancho Vegas hotel, Las Vegas, w-as on file here to day. John D. Maher, 42, a local contractor, said in the suit that he was held in a room at the plush nitery against his will from 12:30 pm. Aug. 6, to noon Aug.

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