Pasadena Independent (Newspaper) - November 25, 1959, Pasadena, California Sunny Patchy Clouds Weather News on Page 18 10 CENTS Teacher Pay Race Decried Competition Hit See Story Pg 18 TELEPHONE All PASADENA CAL WEDNESDAY NOV 25 The Reel Thing Governor Needs Trampolin 1 HE REPORTER said he understood Gov Edmund G Brown had a new fire escape in his bedroom on the sepond floor of the old executive mansion in Sacramento The governor with some effort shoved a heavy chest away from the bedroom window and You're right There it It's a reel with a long coil of rope At each end of the rope is a belt State Fire Marshal Joe Yockers ordered the gadget because the home is a firetrap It works like A person fits one belt around his midsection then opens the window and with a firm grasp on the rope eases over the sill and down to the ground As escapee No 1 goes down the other end of the rope complete with safety belt ascends to take care of escapee No who repeats the procedure Yockers said some shrubbery below the dow must be removed Mrs Brown said that would be a shame I was sort of counting on it to break the she remarked INTERNATIONAL DEBATE RAGES OVER AUTHENTICITY Public Showing Nears for Pasadena Art Find SQUAD RAIDS 5 Arrested Here on Dope Charges M Vice squad officers arrested mined narcotics had been used five persons on narcotics He later admitted to using charges yesterday following a heroin for the past two weeks 6 raid on a Pasadena house The suspects four men and a woman were in the dena jail last night Wright said Johnson's car was ered missing after the trio loot 11151.1 arrested Officers traced Lt Gerry said the jt to Los Angeles arrests culminated several weeks of investigation Investigators went to the house at 255 Del Monte St Pasadena and arrested seph Charles Ullery 39 after finding fresh needle marks on his arms and a heavy narcotic the opiate don in his room His roommate William Johnston 22 a male nurse was arrested following a search of the room which dis- closed 13 marijuana seeds in a metal vase in the closet Officers found Julian Rex Burnham 45 also a male nurse outside the door Burnham who claimed to have once been a doctor was given a Nalline test It AD MAKES HAPPY GIRL Some young girl is happy as a result of our dent and fied ad reports Jean erm 1615 Fair Oaks Sold complete ings for a young girl's room the first my dent and fied art says this pleased advertiser Read Independent and classified ads for profit use them for results Phone SYcamore or Zenith 2330 to place a fied ad RAINS SLACKEN Flood Waters Recede SEATTLE UPI Rivers swollen by heavy weekend rains and melting snows on he Cascade mountain range started to recede slowly yester day and officials hoped they lad passed the crisis in west ern Washington's worst flood n 27 years The flood inundated dreds of valleys in western Washington crippled east-west across the state and drove persons from their Cooperating with Los An- geles officers the vice squad raided a house at 545 Brittania St in Los Angeles Inside they arrested Rose Beverly Sunderman a old file clerk also of 255 Del Monte St Pasadena on charges of auto theft and cotics Rudy Eugene Acuna 33 of the Brittania address was booked after officers broke in the bathroom door and found him trying to dispose of eral empty caps A narcotics kit was found above the door sill The woman later told cers she had been using heroin since she was 14 She said she was now using about four caps a week Defense Cash Has New Guard WASHINGTON President Eisenhower day nominated Franklin B Lincoln a Wall Street lawyer and a former Navy counsel to ride herd on the nation's multi billion dollar defense spending programs The Lincoln who will have the title of Assistant Defense Secretary in his post as comptroller will succeed Wilfred J McNeil who left government to become dent of the Grace Steamship line in New York Civil defense workers said he Green River had dropped 7 feet during the day and the Snoqualmie River had gone down about one foot The lomish County sheriff's of said the Snohomish River iad dropped six to eight inches An amended weather fore cast called for decreasing rain with partial clearing later last night The weather bureau pre dieted it would be partly today As the waters started to re cede health workers moved in to prevent epidemics The County health department warned residents of the flooded areas to boil water before drinking it or using it for cooking At least one person was feared dead in the disaster Shaake of Ellensburg Wash was caught in a slide near the summit of Sno Pass northeast of Seattle His car was found empty and partly buried by debris Hot Issues Reported San Gabriel's City Council delays two burning issues an annexation and a street widening Page 2 Short Walk Sterling ex-wife cools anger by short walk from custody hearing room Page 3 Freed Former beer baron who battled Al pone ends quarter century in prison when paroled Page 7 Classified Comics 2 Finance 10 13 Obituaries 11 Opinion 8 Society 4 Sports 14 0 9 AP Crash victim's daughter Mrs Dorothy Morton is grief-stricken at LOOKING FOR A QUICK It may sound inviting but be suspicious and alert Countless Americans just like yourself are being bilked out of 500 million dollars a year in fraudulent earn at home schemes Fov how to tell the difference between the est and dishonest watch for a new series starting soon in the Independent A cargo plane racing in flames to make an emergency landing at Chicago's Midway Airport crashed into a neighborhood of sleeping ilies yesterday and killed 11 persons While workmen Earthquake Pushes 70 Into 3 Hospitals By DOUG An imaginary earthquake an imaginary building yesterday in Pasadena sending real persons to three hospitals with imaginary in juries It was probably the happi- est group of disaster victims ever admitted to local tals The dents and Pasadena City Col- ege student joked and feigned intense pain Some even exchanged telephone numbers But there was a purpose behind Officials of the Huntington St and Alia Vista were testing their ity to quickly treat large bers of emergency cases Caltech's Tournament Park was the site of the simulated disaster yesterday at p.m The group quietly began sembling shortly after The Caltech 55 to the silo in time to cheer the PCC girls as they gaily disembarked from a bus Hospital officials quickly began tagging the victims with an assortment of In- legs shock burns internal wounds The most serious however was a bespectacled student who was braided by his professor for cutting Five ambulances were loaded with the most seriously In lured and dispatched to the three hospitals Hospital of the impending disaster There will be no warning when we hold our next said Dr Robert Watson of the Huntington Hospital one of several doctors at the scene Meanwhile at the ton St Luke and AltaVista hospitals the wounded were quickly and efficiently received and sent to the proper place for simulated treatment See Page 2 Fiery Plane Crash Toll Mounts toll gent Rift A public viewing of Pasadena's Multi-million dollar art find within the next few days was virtually assured last night following of a between the owners of the paintings and their agent results of a meeting between Lester -01 son attorney for Alfonso a 40 and his sister Mrs Maria Folio and ee attorney for Di Renzo their agent were announced as ng and any differences which have existed are on their way an amicable solution Disputes over value of the From Wire Services were still digging in the rubble of two bungalows smashed by the jiant plane lor the and victim a second plane crash occurred last night near argo Fla when the left wheel of an Eastern Airlines Electra carrying 34 collapsed while landing and the plane skidded 200 feet across the runway None of those aboard however serious injuries The death toll in the Chicago crash included the three-man of the Trans- World Airlines Con- ed with two spewing flaming gas into homes It plowed through four and an apartment build mg showering debris and flames over an area of several Mocks Among the dead were the plane's crew pilot Claude W 40 D E Waters 36 first officer and L Auge Jr flight engineer all of Los Angeles One of the area's residents corge Binder 30 said the sound of the plane's engines awakened him He said the engines sputtered and died and then he heard a crash There was an explosion and his room was brightened by the reflection of flames through the windows had been alerted earlier Officials feared the search of blasted homes would raise the count to 15 The Federal Aviation Agency revealed the plane's left No 2 engine spouted flames as it took off from Midway yesterday with a cargo on the last stage of a New Angeles flight H Europe and the U.S but son and jointly an- their firm belief as o the authenticity of the piece collection Toward that they said we are making to the ings themselves physically prepared for a public ing- Their physical tion and arrangements for handling will take a few clays to work out The paintings will also be available for in- by properly fied art experts Olson was retained Friday when the owners of the lings became unhappy with the way the find was made ic in a press conference at Hollywood attorney Jerry er's office is an asso date of Giesler Even while arrangements for he public viewing were being made the authenticity dispute raged internationally In Rome Amadore Porcella Italian art writer and critic stood by his identification as masterpieces of seven of the 10 paintings now resting in a vault of the First Western Bank of Pasadena I am the only expert who lias seen the Pasadena ings so he said during a news conference and all those who have questioned my identifications have lone so on the basis of photos or still worse Porcella said he never claimed that all 30 of the Folio's paint Turn to Pg 2 LQS ANGELES Board of Supervisors yester Bowl Fund Faces Cut in Future day voted to promote his year's Rose Bowl in dena but ruled such tures will be cut out of future county budgets Supervisor Kenneth Hahn objected to the allocation to the Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce to pay for films of the Junior Bowl and parade Hahn said that local bers of commerce in his area were being denied county aid while Pasadena received ly for the Rose Bowl Tournament of Roses and its main chamber However Chairman Frank G opposed cancellation of the Jaycee contract at the last minute with the Junior Bowl game on Saturday Dec 12 Supervisor Ernest E Debbs said he had no objection to the to the main Rose Parade since it is seen all over the world On motion the Board voted 4 to 1 to instruct County Manager Lindon S to cut the Junior Rose Bowl money out of the budget Supervisor Warren M Dorn who represents the Pasadena area opposed the plan Science Trade OK'd WASHINGTON U.S and Soviet atomic leaders signed an agreement providing for East-West ex- changes of scientists and ideas to develop peaceful uses of nuclear energy With Her Eyes Wide Open In just four minutes the plane crashed and turned aj Said Dr H L Hatfield of Peaceful community of modest homes inlo an inferno The plane's gasoline tanks AMBASSADOR LEARNS DOG ISN'T DIPLOMAT A United States career diplomat from Altadena Is the center of a mild uproar in Lebanese official circles according to a newspaper in Beirut Lebanon The newspaper Al Anwar claimed yesterday that are hopping mad because U.S Ambassador Robert French poodle accompanied him in the Lebanese Independence Day parade Sunday However a Lebanese official promptly denied the newspaper's claim that a formal protest was planned The ambassador's pet poodle Golli was in a car riding to the parade when it suddenly ignored protocol leaped out and trotted alongside the McClintock car nnd U.S military attaches In the reviewing stand McClintock son of Mrs John M 1050 K St is a graduate of Pasadena School nnd Stanford and hits been in the diplomatic service since 1931 He has held numerous posts in a variety of countries It might be noted that In Moslem countries a dog is considered the lowest form of II fc MAYBE SHE'S it's more likely a Swedish lass is overcome by the wonder of it all as she clutches her fuline companion during the annual cat show in Stockholm
