Objection to Place
Of Engine Voiced
Bv Area Residents
. (Continued from Page 1)
The three . McAndrews rd.
'residents who objected to the
locomotive's placement were
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson,
Mrs. Earl Pitcock, and Mrs.
Charles Clark.
r The women, who said they
reDresented the residents in
the neighborhood, not only
mentioned the lackof view
due to the engine's location,
but stressed the noise from
the children playing on it.
Commission "members ex
plained that a fence is to be
erected next week along Mc
Andrews rd. near the locomo
tive to keep children,--who
play on the engine, from run
ning toward and into the road.
Dislike Location
The women asked if the
v locomotive could be moved
farther into the park. They
said that the residents it the
area did not object to the
engine, but did not like where
it was.
The commission decided to
refer .the matter to the city
council.
The commission approved,
on the recommendation of
Haworth, that a sprinkler
system be installed in Union
park as well as seeding the
area. The group pledged their
help to the project.
" The possibility of having
13th st. vacated in the park
area was dropped temporarily
until more definite plans were
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known regarding the Wash
ington school playground.
Saturday Program
Haworth announced that
barring any unforseen
changes, the Saturday recrea
tion program of the departr
ment would go into effect
Saturday, Nov. 21', in the ma
loritv of the elementary
school gymnasiums. He said"
that the program would in
clude both individual and
competitive athletics.
The teen-age dance program
for the fall was postponed
pending a meeting with
YMCA officials.
Colored slides showing the
moving of the locomotive
from the Southern Pacific
tracks at McAndrews rd. to
Jackson st. park were shown.
The next meeting of the
commission will be Dec. 7
when a joint . session of the
city and county park groups
meet with representatives of
the bureau xt Tand manage
ment, forest service, state
highway department, and oth
er interested persons in the
county courthouse.
Object of the meeting will
be to see what other 'groups'
are doing in the . area, Russ
Jamison, commission"-, chair
man, reported.
Indictments in -Elkins
Case Dropped
Portland - (LTD - The district
attorneys' office moved Tues
day to dismiss indictments
against six men who had been
charged along with James B.
Elkins, local night-life figure,
with burglary conspiracy.'
. Elkins . last week won a
judgment ' of acquittal after
Circuit Judge Eugene Oppen
heimer said there was not
enough evidence -to link him
with the charge. Julian Hern
don, deputy district attorney,
moved for dismissal of the
charges against the others.
S.f. Philharmonic
Misses Engagement
San Francisco -(WD- The
Vienna Philharmonic Orches-'
tra, directed by Herbert Von
Karajan, started its American
and Canadian tour on a sour
hote Tiere Tuesday night.
! ' T h e group's instruments
and 47 of its musicians were
delayed in Honolulu when a
plane developed mechanical
difficulties and its San Fran
cisco concert was cancelled.
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FCC Plans Sweeping
New Investigation
Of TV Practices
Washington-flJPD - The Fed
eral Communications commis
sion set in motion today a
sweeping new investigation
which could bring a crack
down on rigged TV quiz
shows, offensive commercials
and other broadcast practices
"contrary to the public in
terest." - ... - - - -
The commission will sur
vey just what powers it has
to police radio and TV pro
gramming. It said Tuesday
the inquiry might lead to
Stocks Continue
To Be Mixed In
Light Trading
New York -(DPD- Stocks con
tinued mixed in light trading
today. .
. For most of Wall Street it
was a holiday, with banks
closed for Veterans Day and
no dealings done in foreign
exchanges. Some of the com
modity markets and many
financial district offices also
were closed.
Brokers said disappoint
ment over the market's fail
ure to make any headway on
Monday resulted in further
liquidation Tuesday. How
ever, they point out, the list
suffered more from a lack of
support than any substantial
selling pressure.,
Trend Evident Again
This trend w a s evident
again in today's- session. Like
Tuesday the electronics got a
good deal of . the play with
gains running to more than
3 in Motorola, 2 or more in
Arripex and Litton, and 1 or
better in Texas Instruments,
Beckman, General Time and
IBM.
Steels and motors were
trendless for the most part.
U. S. Steel and 'Bethlehem
eased, Youngstown firmed. In
the autos, Ford and GM gave
up fractions, Chrysler was un
changed and Studebaker rose
around a half.
Rails firmed on average
with gains of a half or more
in Southern - Railway and
Southern Pacific.
proposals for new legislation.
by Congress.
To Look at Licenses
The FCC also will take a
hard new look at its policies
on granting radio and tele
vision station licenses to make
sure they are "adequate in
view of the changed and
changing - conditions in the
broadcast industry."
The commission said this
phase of the investigation
would involve development of
"more detailed and precise
standards for the guidance of
broadcasters in the evercise
of their responsibility."
The agency will hire addi
tional staff members and
otherwise expediate the in
quiry, which stemmed from
the recent congressional in
vestigation of rigged quiz pro
grams. This is the fourth investiga
tion of radio-TV practices. In
addition to the congressional
hearings, which next will con
sider alleged bribes to disc
jockeys, the Federal Trade
commission has started a
crackdown on false and mis
leading commercials and the
Justice Department is looking
into the legal . questions in
volved in rigged quiz pro
grams and other fraudulent
practices.
Prisoner Watches
Inmate Hang Self
San Fernando, Calif. - (UPD -
Police reported today a city
jail prisoner sat idly by and
watched his jailmate hang
himself.
"If that's what he wants to
do it's up to. him," police
quoted Gregory J& Rivera, 28.
Rivera watched Tuesday
while William L. Ortiz, 52,
cut up his mattress into strips,
tied them to the cell door and
hanged himself, police said.'
Both men were serving 10
day jail sentences imposed for
plain drunk arrests.
Police, who said the pwo
men apparently did not know
each other before being jailed
together, planned to discuss
the case with the city attorney
to see if Rivera could be
prosecuted for not trying to
prevent the suicide.
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CLEAN ... ALWAYS JUST RIGHT," says
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The DeChiaras, a family of 14, came here from Naples,
Italy, seven years ago. Mr.. DeChiara is an automobile
mechanic; Mrs. DeChiara, according to family and friends,
is the best cook of old-style Italian dishes in town! (All of
'em prepared on modern electric appliances, of course.)
In addition to its cleanliness and warmth, the DeChiaras
also like the economy of their baseboard electric heating
systom. So will you when you go electric.
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Ft. Leonard Wood Fires Controlled
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.-IUPD-More
than 500 acres were des
troyed by a chain of five for
est fires here Tuesday night.
High winds which fanned
the flames died down late in
the night and the fires, which
at one time threatened trailer
courts and businesses, were
brought under control. .
At one time five fires were
one on the grounds of Ft.
Leonard Wood, were ouickly
extinguished.
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