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rvtce 'letters of discharge, due 'ay Charles F ulosank Jr Sl-ycar- onterey Police]d career man sent here from basis llih iJ,c 4 n ln,h All the suspended nd Ilalj I SACRAMENTO picbaring answers c Lenn Doubek' lector James C Sm dcnliol appoinitece nnntl Mvi-iI rtifliec Franchise Tax Board--Isold .is turning the heat on tax avoders J Fun i,TM , ,nhM r r u .. . U imo QUtJit( staffs have tado deputy ! o c Ilic Weapon. m , Jm?boH cxecunve boon checking the books of m- charge* of emibbceZz.ZzleC/M flruig dutil:ncirrirkrt ^, hl; bonrcl soid the Uonwlde corporations in Chicago quoias to determine their location tnd price Many of the trees already In park boundaries The save-the-Scquola plan contusplptes that, eventually, the best Of the Sequoias will be pur chased trom private owners and Disperse Milling KhSLWL TllUURRSSDD,F Scrfpnnl Dou Jcmckrtown Is aimed a, and New York for taxes they made public forest preserves Meanwhile feeddccirij?0 ^ntli \vl xempt non-profit cor owe In California The study was directed by a Mob of Youngsters laved ns t h c he single one hit.porntions which are in reality Op to July Campbell said this resolution^. intu>ducci___by State utand jurv which 0 \nrds dumm; fronts Ini gambling 0rjProffram has recovered n net of Senator Hugh Burns (D-Fres"no) milling crowd of agers at Alvarodi Inquiry/ In their < 15191 075 for California this f state chain companies and adopted by the Legislature earlier this year argumg )h< game was dispci >TM, n,, br""a" Cal(Ior-|French Clam, Massacre The resolution referred to the trees as `the oldest largest and} School In Mon * c mK'Icri nnd gamblers who SAiC0V Indochina (/F) -- most imprcsslvi of all living fi v u ,u. nKe business tux deductions on,'r'`ni-n arfny headquarters saidi things w-hich j cut woill pr!soa | todAy 500 Communlsl-led Viet- brbb y ivemore be seen by hfln If/ft000 Cali/or 'mlnh guerrilla,, werr, h --,1 wild have noyed Staten .nn , killed and, Newton B Drury chief of the] ` hut failed to do so Jrtr-vt ohnl?'!.') ,d " .R thE,Stale Division oi Beaches and1' nine Ir ( i | G'HL FRIEVD , he center of me mob cra< Fitriad** clelm^ ZS menbers of the Outline Highjipnrlment for a Schon1 football team ` ' coach Robert Brlon who n at tempt ng Ineffectual; v. ha appeared to be gang fight Police said the' had been un- i t able to determine the cou=c of I the 'rouble but tbn 11,5 r u\s Boys Report Car Hit by Bullets K alrcndv paying 0(f Ci/npheft *,lf( j,, ftn interview 50 miles sombeasi '-ompJcled the results wlJ! be givcafl Out of the 100 D00 Individual*, * > the Legislature whose income tnx returns hovel hoop checked the State has col tected about $347 805 in back taxes and penallies Some of the 45 D00 tax exempt Brakes MISSION chorinble and non-protit corpor ations in ihe State ore suspected of being fronts or big proflteeing Campbell declared Adjusted RANCH ***** One such non profit orgonlzolon he went on was a social club in him Francl'ccn organized for the purpose of Improving the Intel-) 1 Per wheel Rchned S14 95 ap NEW Facilities Groups mf 14 t 400 ***** factual moral and social welfare! United Auto Service of Its members ill Webster fit. Mnntrrc. walked Into the placej Carmel 7-3124 D. NIX, M,r. frightened 'ecn ported to Mnnterev she ltfs depu-| ties late last night thif omeone|s^iU chlldrcn In Carmel Galley had shot at them I 550 Bhortaac a. they drove along the VB``cyUip,vRS CAB road In hetr car Smyth and si Deputies inspected found thrcclwere acclised bullet holes In the cor and they! The ip-and In'ormed tho bovs Louis Wolterly,eflr^ tcstli Jr had gepo-ted to the same dep- the suspended title* shortly before that he hadlhcnr{j Edward taken several shots at two men|sj,npiro who had stolen a case of beer sUrnably from the fruit stand operated byl|ncome tax rotum\ his father He fired as they drove The colorful away in a ear, he said spent lust five No beer was found In the boys Jury and emerged possession however and they talkotlv were released pending outcome of on Investigation of the appar New York ranks t ent coincidence largest coffee Importing -TWo Smarted WlA. Bacramento-cnd-ihe t,corr~ -in_the.Philippine. After thrf tr. ing went out of control and ov hirad nn HI.U r 1 -- V measures Invoked, which he ` made such a tax unneces- Economy mindcdncss in govit must start at tne local famous dBth march he was con fined in enemy prisons, hi* weight dropping from 180 pound, tn nn pounds In oddilion to his widow wham north of Ord Village high-? pa'rol officers reported. - -They-tvero-Mkh&aUr -CoLa driver of the car and George Phillips, 21 ttls passenger- he said He told how_lhe.sales_tax Si icted by the city council he married a' the time he moved to Turlock, Mr Nestor is survived by six daughters Mrs. NeiUe Injured In a second aecid early__this mominjf was R. Rogers, 345 LaureL avenue J*ac eranjemo in 1940 how initiative d-relerendnm actlonr-weTe de M the citizens of the city by the Aquino Mdtiterey Clough,-oi Vermont, Gray Pasadena Sue Mrs Mary Mrs --Hazel Bonnie and Grove Hla car struck an t bankmenbon the Sallnas-Monte highway one mile east of the J icll and the courts and how' Jaije Nestor, of Turlock Four sons inti sales tax ticket was elect- are Rober1 L Nestor Fort Sheri n November 1940 dan 111 Sam Nestor Modesto said a study of city govero- Frank Nestor Camp Roberts and moot street intersection Also "the car was James Jackson t gave a Monterey hotel as addre_______________ ital costs by a newly appolnt- Robert E Nestor oi Saciamento Tnvestlgatlng hlgnway pair Edward Austin"y finance committee showed les tax no lorger was neces- en said it had not been de mined who was driving the cai desplte administrative ob[ctlons, and that it was appealed ,TE CUT Through strict economy y lax rote wns maintained LQ4 per $100_asseased valuation ! fiscal yeor following repeal of } sales tax and was cu* to $1 99 the present fiscal year During :se periods, the city has record- surpluses, he said [Speaking of economy in cily lendltures he mentioned budcuts made In entertainment, &. fJra deportment, auTjort, et Jighllng- r?creaf!5n~stfeef library funds among t the outset of the n m told briefly 'he events Jeadup to adoption of a sales tax the three cl'ies and declared the $800 given ns cost o the native election a good investit for all the people In 'his we will obtain die will of all people he said The highway patrol also Charles Edsrd iuslin a native por~ed a m'nor Intersection i of Monterey and descendem of lislon crash at Anita street pioneers succumbed to a heart Sixth tn Seaside early yester attack Sept 27 In Merced Mr evening In-wiving a car driven Autla.had made his home in Mer Marvin J t Walton 618 Spr ced for the past 15 years follow street and a truck driven by ing hi6 retirement as superintend bin Rodriquez. 502 Spruce stri ent of roads in the Yosemite Na-: Meantime Monterey police- Uonal Perk vestiaated three minor traffic He was 82 years of age the son cldents of Gerge Austin who accom Angelo Marie Bruscas, 904 F panied Commodore John Drake t avenue Pacific Grove Sloat to Monterey and assisted at backing out o a parking io* ihc-raising of tho-United States Calle Principal when his car Rag at the Customs House Involved Ln a collision v Mr .Austin grew up tn early nickup truck driv. by EuL i fellow Esqulval of 1401 Presco" member with Joseph Duckworth Monterey There and o'hers in a band which ptaved hots and damage v .requently here 'Ice said He leaves a s o t Raymond Another collisior v,appene<3 v. Austin of Newman tuo grand Catherine S Collier 1179 E'g sons, Ray and Gene Austin of was puUtng out of a pa Sacramento and a niece Mrs place on Webster stree" i ther speakers included !els Pedersen president of the iterey Peninsula Central La- Counctl who reiterated the ;d of his organization against es and use tax a* detrurien- all labor , Workman Geor&anna Granola of Alonterey iu car CQl!lderi whb He was an uncle of he la'e vtrs j b> e-5uabet>' J ^>coL 948 Pori Louis Trenner o' Monterey and W8V DeI Rey Woods There v great uncle of Lt Gene Trennerlno CUatlons of the County Sheriffs office and!- A Cltatl0n *a$ recommer/c Sgt Robert 1 tenner of the Mon- bowever ,Qr Richard HJckz, terey Police Depariment. j`-'race street Monterey wnose Rosary *11' be said at g pjn I struck a parked car on AJvsr -ho In a prepared statement offTceVs he wJ lOTkmtfor^a -,j good ___ .... Jiied their adoptu will be celebrated at 9 a m. Tues-.111 h18 car when be struck sales day in Church the Merced Catholic by Charles H Fisher , Monterey Naval School ilstake m judgment 'people who pay have a right y it they are to bo taxed ' he Graveside rite* will be held at) B'3Lb eara uere dathaged " -- Tuesday in the Monterey' __ Catholic Cemetery Friends may|Woman Wrestler Hurt rnon Hurd general manager '"fj?1t0 B/RSTOW UP) _ Wres iolmans Department Store *TMm. 1 3? } 30 Tuesday Mddred Burke 36, is recover 'branded the tax as unfair.," V n ^' uaiT Monte- today from serious tnjune* j '-discriminatory |^ jfered when her auto blew a I jinnceits Whitaker leader of the _ . . Ion US Highway 66 east of h tax opposition in Carmel (Boidwin F/les for jyesterdi '^icdheamrgaendd tohnemtyaxfreweadsomn faunrd-1l Ac.-f.r-rcvIAc.0.. /^ "onvlc*len Smaff Piano 1 there was no al'e-native to , iALIJ''i _ Notice of appeal nltiative \ClDm, 3 conv)cUoo on a ilctll oos You Can Buy' llowing the hourJong mee'i. e,eck chafBe was 'tied yes'erday, W R Holman p-esiden o/ 3fte2]a'w-^-^Tpcrlor Cour-TieTL] department store Pedersen,1^ Theodore Baldwin of Carmel Workman-signed the first pe-lf"*w"t,s 15 *cug as his Informed-tources ex* pect a shortage of new cars and another price raise _Beatfle Motors will continue their long established practice of building customer good will' by fair dealing regardless of circum stances A few Lincolns an^J Mercurys just ar rived, and are avail able for delivery now a u t h o r iz e d Lincoln Mercury DcoJcrj 6 PHONE 5 4151 Franklin at Washington Monterey -tV-oOKcTCiijilty of 90 Dusted Cadets Trust Violation Drive Opens An all-out membership ___ u^ - own attorney in the case Baldwin1 3 Sph Biacow of the afqtRttw U be!og heId tbe eounVjail- .1 isuia College served as 3m-- V* heu of $2500 bond wpc seci--1 -li*l cha'irmd'n far t-he meeting. icntftt t0 6o_daV m Jail foUo'wtng YQJiK Me (U.R> -- Congress paign.to strengthen the ranks of the c"n>lctlon. h August Statisticswill bej risked to pass legislation NEW YORK (UP) --E I Du disabled veterans against a dan nppoSnting all 00 ousted cadets Pont Dc Nemours and Co Inc, gerous -onslaught now being Show Rise in Birthto Weil Polnl, it was disclosed Ujc Imperial Chemical Industries, threatened by-groups who would today I Ltd of London and New York destroy the rights and benefits of Man Asks for Meal, Gets If m Jail Lillawing areas Afonterej Meza Dei Monte Golf Courze Oak Knoll Exqumiciy styled, with the graceful flowing line and satiny finish typical of French Provincial furni ture. See ft today INANTE MUSIC STOZE The announcement was node by And Death RateRobert Dnru general counsel of committee on iustice of the New York - Crlmlnol--and--Civil Courts Dnr Association which has been conducting an investigation of the West Point dismissals Duru snid ihat as a result of an Army ruling making the dis charged cadets eligible to return J. Nickeleto West Pomt his committee `will now seek the Intorduction of an omnibus bill In Congress appoint ing all DO' to the-milltary acad emy He said It would entail too much delay-anti red tape if the indi vidual endets were required to seek separate appointments Dau said the proposed legisla tion also will contain `adequate 2-7351safeguards against any. possible reprisals by the academic "board1 Remington Arms Co Inc, and five Individual officers were ruled tfUilty by a federal court yester day of conspiring to violate the Sheraan-AnU-Tnisj Act in agree ments dating back to 1920 Federal Judge Sylvester J Ryan ruled that the four corporations and five officers were guilty of conspiring to divide world mar kets and eliminate competition In trade and commerce of chemical products, sporting arms and munition An entire page of the decision listed products Involved In the agreements, including nylon, the synthetic rubber products neo prene and plylhene, paints pig ments, fertilizers Insecticides ex plosives for other than military uses, plastics, film and disinfec tants disabled veterans was launched here today by the Gen Joseph W Stillwell Chapter 85 of the Dis abled American Veterans Monterey Femnsula Commander Claude Berqufst of the DAV Chapter said that only through a strong organization can the disabled vete ans protect the hard-earned benefits they now receive Board of Supervisors Slate Meeting Monday The Monterey Cqunty Board of Supervisors"will-meet ia reguljir session Monday Matters on the agenda are routine dealing with zoning orders permits, transfers of funds and a'report from the county boundry commission ..The. Jonn Myle* address unknowc ' p cited the wrong man las* n-ht While the month of August when he sough- the v. herewithall showed an inc-ease in both the to buy a mea' T-e man ho ac birth and-death rates in Moate- ' costed was dressed la civilian rey County over a corresponding clothes but he urned out to be' period last year the cumulative Officer Tom Collier of the Monte- totals to date are slightly under rF Rohce Department 0f duty those of 3950 Births registered for' 3951 are 2 262 as against 2 290 1950, deaths 595 as against 573 Collier escorted Myler who sa.d he had just arrived in Monterey Gonorrhea, with 24 cases re by freight to the city }au where, ported in August, led the list of he was booked as a vagrant--and' communicable diseases reported given a meal Other disease* included Tuber culosis 15 cases,- measles 30 pollomjelitis, 8 mumps and syphilis-7 -c3ilckenpdx, 4, jmeumonla and - whooping cough, 3, MONTEREY COUNTY I -HEART-ASSOCIATION- 114 Webster'SC, Mouterej j and one case of diphtheria Ger- Gratefalir Aeknowledges ! measles hepatitis infection malarla- | Heart Research Memorial Gifts I 1I tfonte Rrjrlo JHo-'e ,ru d > i .c ic*' yur rasjfe-tial prop erty 'ctmp' tr the e areas REALTOR S49 Abrefto Monierey On the Monterey Carmel Hill Road -near Fremont PHONE FtAfsO SALON I In passing on the appointments board will convene at 10 am for 18_|iaiav MonUreyl Carmel Fender Crash the morning session and again at 2 Taylor, Vsnturr Ahead Carmel police were called at| for the afternoon mooting VIKING PAINT CO 127 CENTRAL AVI TEL 5 3416 PACIFIC GROVE Under New Management Only Fuller can give you any color in Rubber Base Paint --AUhe end of. the first i8-holes SS5 pm yesterday to an accident In the 38 hole semi-final rounds on 8th avenue between Dolores the newly decorated of the California State Amateur and Lincoln streets A cor driven mPrt Col. Tournament at Pebble Beach Dr F M Taylor Jr , Pomona, was by Danna Wentworth Carmel pulled out of a parking place had andl l-up ever Bruce McCormick, Los bumped fenders with another ve-[ ^UfL under NeVr hlanagement Angeles and Ken Venturi, San hide belonging to Pauline Walsh wo l-up over Cepe Carmel LitUer South Dakota Featuring Reasonable Weekly RenUb Minor Car Flre- fwC J,0iV 0PEN F0B YOUR The Seaside Fire Department fSs INSPECTION -3- . was called at 3 24 pm yesterday lo the Seaside Auto Wreckers when a cutting torch set lire to a car on which mochpnics were working No damage resulted . - ituaty. 4S0 CAM1NO ILESTERO PHONE 5 4120 Gdv Pki. ^ I 603 Lighthouse Faclflo Grove Phone 2 778(r MOTEL FOR SALE FOR RENT OR LEASE m 0PININ6 M0MBAY. PCI I Cafe Del Mar PACIFIC GROVE 60S LIGHTHOUSE A?E UNDER MANACE -greTM^ Extension G iimt_umiahd-MotI-w,thgarages Incomo of $485 pcr month, plus a nice wpl'ttly /,,rnbhcd 2 h,J,,om homo Priced for TerTM Th.s K-,he-0UlJlihd- Just Completed ' ------ ~ 4 Branl!l"wAPQrtments ^urntshed-or-UnfurmsKed- [i & Investor! Mntnal Ml INVESTORS __ g DIVERSIFIED SERVICES ^ OTHJUlHio RAY and JANET BAUGH, Man, gmg Owner* BREAKFAST -