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Supervisors Oppose To Bills in Congress SANTA ANA, (OCNS) — Orange County Board of Supervisors yesterday adopted a resolution opposing two bills before congress which it feels would be a detriment to county residents. Bills would allow certain developments in the upper basin of the Colorado River and thus jeopardize Orange County's water supply it was pointed out by Glen P. Allen, president of the Orange County Municipal Water District and member of the Metropolitan Water District board of directors. Allen also charged the Bureau of Reclamation undertaking is infeasible. He pointed out that it will be a federally subsidy of lands which will be irrigated from reservoirs to be setup. 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(P)—Here's a small craft owners from Shock, associate profes- mechanical engineering at University of Rhode Island: "While boats should be painted every year, they shouldn't carry more than four coats of paint at a time. Paint is what you take off a boat." Murder Suspect Held For Superior Gourt Greek Officers Visit Seal Beach BOAT ADVICE ON, R. I. (P)—Here’s a small craft owners from Shock, associate profes- mechanical engineering at University of Rhode Island: "While boats should be painted every year, they shouldn’t carry more than four coats of paint at a time. Paint is what you take off a boat." YOU SICK? Chinese Herbs Are Nature's Greatest Aid to Health! Hundreds of sufferers have been restored to health and happiness with our herbs when other methods have failed. Thousands of imported herbs specifically for the different ailments of mankind. Get quick relief in a natural way. A trial will convince. HARRY CHAN CHINESE HERBALIST 1701 Bush St.—Ph. KImberly 3-2529 SANTA ANA Murder Suspect Held For Superior Court SANTA ANA (OCNS)—A smiling apparently unconcerned Santa Ana murder suspect has been bound over to Superior Court at 9:30 a.m. June 25. Samuel Cavozos, 24, 604½ Fruit St., will face arraignment on charge of knife-slaying his girl friend, Lola O. Mosqueda, 29, in an alleged love quarrel June 4. The girl lived at Cavozos' address. Cavozos appeared in Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court for preliminary hearing Tuesday afternoon. He is held without bail. Results Are th. Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Greek Officers Visit Seal Beach Naval Net Depot SEAL BEACH. (OCNS) —lowing a pre-arranged scheme study various Naval ordnance vities LT. Apostoios Vardacan and Chief Warrant Officer H. Kiapekakis of the Royal H Navy will be guests of the Beach Naval Net a n d An tion Depot for about two m They are accompanied by the terpeter, AK3 M. A. Dele USN. During their stay in Beach, they will be studying methods of handling Naval munitions. LT. Vardacastanis is from eus, Greece. He was former member of the Army for two and has been in the Navy for two years. He is a graduate Athens University and holds is equivalent to a Masters' in chemistry. He speaks some lish having studied it for time at the university. He bachelor. CWO Kiapekakis is from Greece. He is a Navy career began his Naval career so years-ago. During World War he served at an ammunition in Egypt and has sailed the Sea. He is married and has children back home in Greek speaks no English. During their visit to the they will visit the 20th O Fox studios and many m turing firms in the Southland are especially interested in producing and aviation or facilities. 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Los Angeles St. We are and have been the FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEPOT in Ors Co. the past 4 years for DU MONT MENZIE TELE-SO KI 2-7680 401 Frui 'Borrowing' Car Brings Jail Term Operating a vehicle without the owner's consent today cost Ivan Cash, 26, of Los Alamitos, 30 days in the Orange County jail in addition to a suspended sentence of 60 days. California Highway Patrol officers nabbed Cash early today while in possession of a car belonging to Lawrence E. Ritter, also of Los Alamitos. Appearing in the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal court, Cash pleaded guilty before Judge Ronald L. Tiday and was given jail term, plus summary probation for a period of three years. During this time, he is not to violate any laws and to refrain from the use of liquor. Petty theft of nine pairs of socks from a local grocery store and a wrist watch from a local drug store today brought a straight 30-day jail sentence for Eledore Moreno Urias, resident of Vermont Ave. National Camp who was arrested by Anaheim officers Sunday. A jury in the local Municipal court will continue the case today of William John Long, 72-year-old Whittier resident charged with drunk driving. He had been arrested Mar. 28 by La Habra officers. Report Crime, Arrests Up In Los Angeles City LOS ANGELES (UP) — A sharp increase in major crime in Los Angeles last year was accompanied by a jump in the number of arrests of criminals, the Police Department disclosed today in its annual report. Felonies reported throughout the city in 1953 totaled 63,516, with a DR. S. ROBERT NYSTROM ... new radiologist Name Dr. Nystrom New Radiologist At Hospital ORANGE (OCNS) — Dr. S. Robert Nystrom, 34-year-old Santa Ana physician and specialist in atomic medicine, has been named radiologist at Community hospital to succeed Dr. Kenneth W. Taber, who announced his resignation several weeks ago. The appointment, it was learned, will be confirmed tonight by the hospital's board of directors and will become effective Aug. 1. Dr. Taber, radiologist at Community the last six years, plans to return with his family of Maryland, where he will go into private practice. He is one of the few physicians licensed by the Federal government to use radioactive isotopes. Greek Officers Visit Seal Beach Naval Net Depot REAL BEACH, (OCNS) — Following a pre-arranged schedule to vary various Naval ordnance activities LT. Apostoios Vardacastanis Chief Warrant Officer Panogy Peekakis of the Royal Hellenic Navy will be guests of the Seal Beach Naval Net and d Ammunition Depot for about two months. They are accompanied by their inspector, AK3 M. A. Delegeane, N. During their stay in Seal Beach, they will be studying our methods of handling Naval type ammunition. T. Vardacastanis is from Piraeus, Greece. He was formerly a member of the Army for two years and has been in the Navy for about 2 years. He is a graduate ofENS University and holds what equivalent to a Masters' degree in chemistry. He speaks some English, having studied it for a short time at the university. He is a philologist. WO Kiapekakis is from Kymi, Greece. He is a Navy careerist and has his Naval career some 26 years ago. During World War II he served at an ammunition depot in Egypt and has sailed the Red Sea. He is married and has three children back home in Greece. He speaks no English. During their visit to the depot they will visit the 20th Century rock studios and many manufacturing firms in the Southland. They are especially interested in power-producing and aviation ordnance facilities. Both officers have been greatly impressed with our Southland. Our soil, beautiful homes, roads and transportation facilities and manufacturing capabilities astonish them, and the fact that you visit the beach in the morning and enjoy snow sports in the mountains that afternoon is a source of excitement. LOS ANGELES (P) — A sharp increase in major crime in Los Angeles last year was accompanied by a jump in the number of arrests of criminals, the Police Department disclosed today in its annual report. Felonies reported throughout the city in 1953 totaled 63,516, with a citywide average crime rate of 3.019 per 100,000 population. Felony arrests during the same period totaled 24,134, an increase of 14.7 per cent over the 21,033 arrests in 1952. Assaults increased 17 per cent, robbery 15 per cent, rape 11 per cent, homicide 1 per cent, larceny 10 per cent and auto theft 7 per cent. The intensity of crime ranged from the relatively peaceful San Fernando Valley where 1,479 crimes per 100,000 population were committed, to hot spots like the Newton Street District with 7,219, and downtown Los Angeles, with 7,219 crimes per 100,000 population. Narcotics arrests were up 32 per cent over 1952, according to the report, and convictions up 37 per cent. Part-Time Pathologist Protests Dismissal SANTA ANA, (OCNS) — Dr. John Montanus, part-time pathologist in Orange County General Hospital since 1933. Tuesday afternoon asked the Board of Supervisors to reconsider its move to hire another man to full-time duty. He contended a "great injustice" will be done by naming another man to a $1000-a-month job. Montanus' salary was $420 as a part-timer. He was due to jump to $440 a month under a new pay scale. Montanus pointed out that he informed the board in January that the Pathologist post should be made full time. He said he was willing to take the task. He claimed he was notified last Friday he was no longer beheaded. Dismissal action by Hospital Director R. D. Powell has caused resentment among hospital staff members, Montanus claimed. Supervisors took Montanus' plea under submission who announced his resignation several weeks ago. The appointment, it was learned, will be confirmed tonight by the hospital's board of directors and will become effective Aug. 1. Dr. Taber, radiologist at Community, the last six years, plans to return with his family of Maryland, where he will go into private practice. He is one of the few physicians licensed by the Federal government to use radioactive isotopes in human beings for the treatment of cancer and Allied diseases. The new radiologist received his medical degree from the College of Medical Evangelists in 1944. He took his radiological residency training at Wadsworth General VA center, at West Los Angeles. Dr. Nystrom, a member of the radiological Society of North America, practiced at Chico for one year and in Santa Ana the last three years. During the war, he was a captain in the medical corps, stationed at Battle Creek Mich. He also is a member of the Orange County Medical Association, California Medical Association and the American Medical Association. Dr. and Mrs. Nystrom live at 1024 Westward, Santa Ana. They have three sons, John, Jimmy, and Jerry. Local Man Promoted By Bank and Trust Co. Harvey R. Walk, a resident of 2151 Catalpa Ave., has been elected to the post of assistant cashier at the Union Bank and Trust Co., Los Angeles, it was learned today. Beginning as a messenger in the bank in 1938, Walk has risen to his present post in the operations department. Walk resides in the La Palma Ranchos section with his wife Katherine and daughter Christine. Both officers have been greatly impressed with our Southland. Our soil, beautiful homes, roads and transportation facilities and manufacturing capabilities astonish them, and the fact that you visit the beach in the morning and enjoy snow sports in the mountains that afternoon is a source wonder and amazement. The sight of two ladies walking down the street, one in shorts and the other in a fur coat also brought much comment. Upon completion of their visit they will return to Washing-onia via other installations previous-scheduled and then on to their live land late in the fall. ROMANIAN SHAKESPEARE VIENNA NP—The Romanian state soon will begin publication in Romanian of Shakespeare's collect-works, according to official re-prints from Bucharest. The trans-ron, first of its kind in Romanian, was done by a "writers" collec-er and is to be published in volume. Michigan ranks seventh in population in the country, but is third the number of students enrolled institutions of higher learning. 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