Pasadena Independent (Newspaper) - October 13, 1959, Pasadena, California Wife Held Man Quizzed in Pasadena Kidnaping Hazy Sunshine Weather News On Page 22 Boy's Kill Plans Told See Slory On Page 6 10 CENTS TELEPHONE AIL PASADENA CAl TUESDAY OO Clean Spells Queen At 17 Kathy Witt Reign Over By ARTHUR HERMAN How do you get to be queen of the Junior Rose I wash my face at night That's about was the only explanation Kathy Kersh could give yesterday for the good looks which helped her win the title The haired green-eyed beauty from Montebello High School admitted she doesn't always her diet But her love for pizza has not kept her from attaining a figure Daughter of Mr and Mrs Euel O Kersh of N 18th St Montebello Kathy was chosen late yesterday over four other finalists in the contest conducted by the Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce The first high school coed ever picked to reign over the post season grid classic will have her big day Dec 12 when the 14th annual Junior bowl is played I'm just so excited I don't know what so the high school senior said repeatedly My parents are so excited My friends are so excited Everybody's been calling to congratulate me Oh she squealed suddenly as a TV set ered I'm on television I'm supposed to be on the radio later too A native who hopes to study at Pasadena City College Kathy was from five finalists She pointed out crown was not only for her SLUGGED INDEPENDENT SPORTS AWE BACKED Grid Writers Vote Protest on Hayes VICTIM RELEASED Taken at Station By JOHN CHAMBERS Wielding a 32 caliber automatic a red-haired mama and her armed boyfriend held up a Pasadena service station and kidnaped the at- tendant last night Strike End Possible Next Week MISS Turn to Vage 6 Kathy Kersh photo by for Junior Rose Bow benefit Ambassador Warns Japan of Red Aims Am Douglas II warned Japan yesterday would be exposed to the ful weight of Communist power if she abandoned her securit treaty with the United States MacArthur addressing thr Yokohama Rotary Club Moscow and Peiping havi recently aimed sharp at the cooperative arrange ments between Japan ani America Could it the American envoy asked that the RUF slim Communist leaders wisl Japan to sever its security tie with the United States an adopt the so-called policy o neutralism so that Japan wi be isolated and alone and thu exposed to the full weight o Communist power without th benefit of the protective man tie of the security With the United PRETTY Local Poll Taps TV Views Quiz We feel they stink This reaction was not un- usual as the Independent last night sounded out Pasadena area people about the current into so called fixed TV shows If there are any quiz show fans left a number of phone calls failed to detect calls did detect No one was happy about the TV scandal Most people said they never watched quiz shows or viewed only a few of them All said they didn't think watch future quiz programs I think the whole thing is pretty said Sharon of 3269 E VUla Half Century Hailed Pasadena Post Office workers surprise Uncle Millie Lewis on anniversary of his service Page 17 Manager of the Year Los Angeles Dodger manager Walt ston yesterday icas chosen manager of the year in the major leagues Sports page 18 Deadlock in UN prestige is at slake as the UN de- between Poland and Turkey for Council seats Classified Comics 27 Finance Opinion 12 Society 8 Sports 18 Theater 20 21 I used to watch them g one of the many Ible American the High School senior candidly admitted The quiz shows were nice ir older people My grand lother was quite lipset aming they w e liss Girot said Some persons were more than the teen-ager Carlton Everson of the rear f 58 Arlington Dr Pasadena TV in general with ic statement used to open lis report And Mrs Peter K Farley of 774 Sierra Madre Villa ena said she finds quiz pro rams all for the birds They me cold and they should e I'm quite irate aid Mrs Cyde Campbell of 720 Lpma Vista Pasadena Whoever is responsible for lis had no right it Mrs R N Anderson of 1830 an Gabriel St San Gabriel quiz shows fo phony wrestling matches and aid I don't watch either be- ause I don't care to be fooled A hunch of was the label Mrs C Berg of 3662 Del Mar Pasadena applied to the exhibitions Mrs Mack Jordan of the ear of 1445 Sunset Ave dena said there should be a aw against such shows but erry Hall of 856 Roxbury Dr didn't think ion was necessary even hough he doesn't approve of a dishonest show Probably the person least bothered by TV chicanery was Mrs Warren D Dahl of 177 S Ave Pasadena We don't have a Mrs Dahl said Less than four hours later while a of a man to run woman in an automobile Pasadena Police Investigator Ronald Sheehan nabbed celia Lander 23 of 150 N Greenwood Ave Pasadena Police booked her in the dena jail on suspicion of robbery and kidnaping She re told officers that she had an argument with her hus band and that he was trying to their car r Throwing a dragnet the Lauder home police soon spotted her husband Donald J Lauder 35 a sewing ma chine salesman He was stopped at Del Mar and Cata lina Aves by Officer Vern Faulstich The suspect was taken to his home where detectives were questioning him earlj this morning Frightened but unhurt the attendant Jet W Childers 34 was dumped by the pair in front of the new Pasadena High School building abou mile and a half from the robbery scene Childers of 1515 E Hunt Dr Duarte related thi story to He was working alone at th GAL: Turn to Page 6 BUT IT WAS SUCH A LOVELY DAY When Robert Norman Haag went out for a walk in Pasadena yesterday morn ing he caused a furor among residents and landed in jail The No pants Officers said Haag's scanty walking attire consisted of a sports shirt and a pair of else The unem ployed laborer who gave no home address was found in Central Park by police who were helped in their search for the stroller by startled citizens Haag was covered by ccrs who rushed him to the city jail where he was booked on suspicion of inde cent exposure WASHINGTON el Steel workers President id J McDonald suggested last ight that the eel strike ended next week if e automobile industry would ring pressure on steel firms o accept a union offer McDonald made the ion in a discussion with Fred rlc G Donner board man of General Motors Corp nd L C Goad executive vice resident of GM at a reception the White House cor- dinner for ent Eisenhower The development came after the President's steel disclosed that they had started private dles with union and com- pany officials in hopes of a negotiated settle- ment of the strike Fact-finding board chairman W Taylor reported the private talks as the panel vound up the first day of pub ic hearings They amounted to a union yarning that the strike he resumed after the Taft lartley ion expired In his discussion with Don r and Goad urged them to call Roger M Blough board chairman of U S Steel and ask him to an offer the union has cook ing If they did this McDonald said the steel mills could be back in production next that close A reporter then asked Me Donald to disclose the of the union proposal McDon aid declined to discuss it pri vately with Donner and Goad The three men then went into an adjoining hotel room fo their talk At the fact-finding hoard hearing McDonald said there may be a truce enforced law but there will be no per manent peace in the strife torn industry Vaino Kilpinen sits out two wars in hayloft FINN RIP EMERGES Hone Hater Lives 37 Years in Finn who deserted from the cavalry in 1921 because fell of worses emerged this weekend family barn where he had been hiding for 37 years a lonely Kilpinen conceded yesterday it's just as strange to be back among peo pie again Kilpinen who never saw an automobile or listened to a radio during nearly years in the came out of the barn a free man He Bald he quit be- cause he learned that a statute of tions had come into effect making him Immune to deserting 3 Official Groups to Be Informed Head coach Woody Hayes Ohio Slate University yesterday became the get of a formal protest by members of the Southern California chapter of the ball Writers Assn of America The group voted yesterday in Los Angeles to relay to grid officials a report legedly hitting or sportswriter aide and missing another outside the Ohio Blessing room following the Buckeye loss to Southern here Oct 2 Hayes has denied that he struck anyone nick covering dressing room stories for his Shafer tive sports editor of the In dependent says Hayes struck him in the back knocking him against wail He said there was iio provocation Al Bine of the Los Angeles Examiner said at the time that Hayes punch at him but missed No one Bine said had spoken to Hayes Paul Zimmerman sports editor of the Los Angeles Times and president of the Football Writers Assn moved yesterday to have a er of protest be sent to Wally Jutts Georgia coach and dent of the Football Coaches Assn of America Copies will be sent to the and faculty State and neth L Wilson Big Ten com An incident of this serious nature should not be allowed to drop or be merman declared GIMME KISS AND PASS THE HEROIN HOUSTON Tex IP Dopey kisses landed a frail teen-ager and his mom in the pokey yesterday The boy 13 admitted smuggling of heroin to his father who is in jail awaiting trial on dope charges The narcotics were wrapped tightly in placed in the boy's mouth and transferred to dear old dad in a loving kiss each Sunday on visiting day The happy filial scene had been going on six weeks Police broke it up Sunday While he out Finland went through two wars Russia Adolf Hitler rose and fell and the world went into age Kilpinen said his troubles started April 20 1921 when he Turn to Page 6 Algerian Solution Seen Tibet Debate Voted UNITED NATIONS N United Nations cral Assembly voted last night to hold a full-scale debate on the Chinese Communist bath In Tibet The vote was In favor and 11 against with 25 abstentions By ARNOLD COLLINS The conflict between the rebels and the French in Algeria is closer to a solution now then at any time before the Foothill World was told in last night Dr Robert G Neumann professor of political science at the University of fornia added however that the situation in the North African country Is ly fragile with terrorism and dally occurrence If peace is to be said Neumann it not be a peace that ignores the existence of the anti- French organization known as the the con- according to Dr mann is that the French strong the rebels by about four to one As a he said the war is fought with cruelty on ian side ambush cutting and indiscriminate acts violence The sor who recently returned from B diplomatic mission to tho Middle East for the United Slates government went on to say that the French Army had adopted a doctrine of combatting ter- by winning the pathy of the populace Three solutions are pre- 1 to destroy the re- bellion 2 to offer complete independence and 3 the most desirable to give the country an autonomy near independence tied to France Dr Neumann said that advent of the De- Gaulle regime the first ray of light has entered the con- It's possible to con- a solution where a year ago it was impossible In time Dr Neumann con- cluded Algeria may become a bridge to Africa to the greatest future that nent has ever known Dr Neumann's talk was the first in a Fall series of programs scheduled by the Foothill World Affairs cil to take place at the dena School The council was formed under the presidency of Dr Clarence H to quaint interested people with the need for technical and economic assistance in un- countries Some 60 persons attended last night's meeting Doctors Hit Med School Counseling LOS hundred California ly doctors think the nation's medical schools have become too interested in turning out and specialists A joint statement by the in- coming and outgoing dents of the California emy of General Practice Many of the medical dents who now go into tics would make better general if they had been properly counselled by the ulty of their medical schools Dr Carroll B Andrews of Sonoma Calif is the outgoing president and Leon O imone of Los Angeles is the incoming president of the academy now holding its an- assembly here A resolution offered fo the academy Stanford University's exclusion of family doctors in its recent reorganization of its medical school as un- wise It urges the sity to recognize practice In tho and use general practice In in- the leaching staff wherever possible The California group A chapter of the American emy v of General Practice which says it Is the only cal organization which re- quires members to continue their medical studies with pre- scribed postgraduate courses year by year
