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SLIGHTLY FABULOUS—Mrs. John Madigan, right, of Akron, O., and two friends, Mrs. Betty Cliff, left, and Mrs. Ruth Wileman, finders, will share in a uranium find in the wilds of Canada described as "fabulous." Mine is near Bancroft, Canada. LOGICAL GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Juvenile officials, questioning two eight-year-old girls who ransacked four rooms in their elementary school, asked why they hadn't entered their own classroom. "Well," one of the girls replied, "we thought if Miss VanDaalen (their teacher) found out about it, she'd scold us." Question Legality Of Naming SA Police Chief SANTA ANA (OCNS) Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles detailing a close look-seek to the Santa Ana Police department. After length probing, OCNS found several things which it felt should be brought to the attention of the people of Orange County. By PAT MICHAELS Five prominent Santa Ana attorneys agree—Santa Ana's lice Chief Edward J. Allen, his post illegally! It is no len's fault, but more of a uling of authority, according the attorneys, on the part Santa Ana City Manager Thornton. The attorneys were asked opinion by Radio KWIZ in ta Ana. The spark that touched off probe of the police department was Superior Court Judge Shea's ruling last month that four members of the police department could not be promo because the City Manager no authority to make such motion, under the present charter. The case raised a tion then, of whether or Thornton could appoint a chief. Outlines Power Thornton bases his app ment of Allen on Paragraph Section 501 of the charter. paragraph outlines appoi power of the City Manager states "Subject to the Civil ice provisions of this ch a(the City Manager can) app and remove all depart TYPEWRITERS Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 1600 N. Palm (South of Orangetherpe) KE 5-7020 LOGICAL GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Juvenile officials, questioning two eight-year-old girls who ransacked four rooms in their elementary school, asked why they hadn't entered their own classroom. "Well," one of the girls replied, "we thought if Miss VanDaalen (their teacher) found out about it, she'd scold us." If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin frosty white coolers make light of Summer the new Enna Jetticks The Shoes You Love To Live In Bandit $10.95 Our lighter-look Summer coolers are ready... in pure white, wide-open white, and white with trims and contrasts. Their soft designing, gentle fit, give you everything you want for a comfortable Summer in fashion-wise white. Come early for this exciting section! Tattoo $10.95 Other Styles at $9.95 and $10.95 Outlines Power Thornton bases his appointment of Allen on Paragraph Section 501 of the charter. paragraph outlines appoints power of the City Manager states "Subject to the Civil Ice provisions of this chapter (the City Manager can) apply and remove all depart heads and officers of the except those officers the p of appointment of whom is ed in the City Council and otherwise provided in this ter ..." However, under Section of the Civil Service state which outlines appointm the charter states "Civil Se rules and regulations as pr ed for in this article shall the force and effect of law after having been adopted ordinance or ordinances by City Council." The Civil Service statute on to explain that the Manager will have no auth over the individual offices by all elective officers." Points Out Actually, the city has not passed an enabling ordinance change the Police Chief's from on elective position to appointive one! As a matter of fact, the Charter points out that per can be removed from ele office only by a majority of City Council. The late Police Chief Hershey was pulled out of office by Thornton, and Allen appointed—but there was no thority, say the attorneys either of the acts by the Manager! What effect on the Police partment does this knowl have? Is it unknown at the ment. However it is known several criminal attorneys saving the information to in prominent local cases—ing to have charges thrown off court on the technicality Santa Ana's police force is legally constituted and there cannot bring criminal plaints! If this theory is up in court, it could well prove astrous to Santa Ana law forcement. What's the answer? E the City Council will have pass an enabling ordinance in pure white, wide-open white, and white with trims and contrasts. Their soft designing, gentle fit, give you everything you want for a comfortable Summer in fashion-wise white. Come early for this exciting event! Fri. 'til 9:00 ANAHEIM 119 W. CENTER STREET schilling's SHOES KE. 5-4609 SANTA ANA Get that "Sunny Brook smile! enjoy the whiskey that's "Cheerful as its Name" Ask for Old Sunny Brook at your favorite tavern! BOTH_86_PROOF. KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 65% ORAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY QUESTION Legality IN Naming SA Police Chief SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Litor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles detailing a close look-see into the Santa Ana Police Department. After lengthy probing, OCNS found several things which it felt should be brought to the attention of the people of Orange County. BY PAT MICHAELS We prominent Santa Ana at-eys agree—Santa Ana's Po-Chief Edward J. Allen, holds post illegally! It is not Al-fault, but more of a usurp- of authority, according to attorneys, on the part of Santa Ana City Manager Carl Kenton. The attorneys were asked for motion by Radio KWIZ in San-na. The spark that touched off the case of the police department Superior Court Judge John Kenton's ruling last month that members of the police de-ment could not be promoted because the City Manager had authority to make such pro-pon, under the present city order. The case raised a ques-then, of whether or not Kenton could appoint a police officer. Outlines Power Kenton bases his appoint-nt of Allen on Paragraph A, Section 501 of the charter. The paragraph outlines appointive order of the City Manager and its "Subject to the Civil Serv-provisions of this charter," (City Manager can) appoint remove all department SURE A NICE BIRDIE — Scott Mallonee, 2½, seems fascinated by a parakeet in a cage w-Horton, 3½, watches Scott at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Community Fair that e-day in La Palma Park. Brought to the fair by their parents, the Lowell Mallonees, East street, and Dale Hortons, 229 North Stevens, Orange, the two small children were by the large crowd and many rides and exhibits. 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Bulletin — 3 Knight Uses Veto on Nine Bills SACRAMENTO (UP) — Bills pocket vetoed by Gov. Goodwin J. Knight included: AB731 Fleury: Authorized attorney general to appoint 25 special agents in the Bureau of Criminal Identification. AB2220 Masterson: Made it public policy to permit all public school employees to organize into associations or unions. AB2807 D. Doyle: Increased salary of district attorney of Contra Costa County from $12,000 to $13,-500. SB1913 Sutton: $40,000 to acquire lands for Colusa-Sacramento River State Park. SB1523 Cobey: Exempts livestock and logging trucks from axle weight limits. SB1981 Coombs: Provided for a study of need for state college in Napa-Solano County areas. AB2334-2327 Smith: Sets up California Commission on Drug Addiction and appropriates $20,000 for treatment and care of addicts. AB2252 Dolwig: Authorized school authorities to purchase school plants on a lease-purchase deal by a majority instead of two-thirds vote of the people. AB2710 D. 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