anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-09

A-8—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Thursday, April 9, 1959 Interstate welcomes... ORANGE COUNTY BOARD CLUB SEE PLANT OPERATION — President of the Orange County Bond Club Jack Triplett has ID card pinned to his suit by hostess Helen Miller as he is welcomed to Interstate Engineering Co., 522 E. Vermont, in anticipation of a plant tour. Others in picture are (from left) L. B. Federman, chairman of the Board of Interstate; J. Koster, vice president and secretary, and F. Booth, president. (Bulletin Ph) BAD SEEDS CARML III. (UPI) — Thieves shovelled about 3,500 pounds of sun is so huge that although only 1/100th of 1 per cent of its mass will be used up in the next TENDERFOOT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Richards tied up a calf during SEE PLANT OPERATION — President of the Orange County Bond Club Jack Triplett has ID card pinned to his suit by hostess Helen Miller as he is welcomed to Interstate Engineering Co., 522 E. Vermont, in anticipation of a plant tour. Others in picture are (from left) L. B. Federman, chairman of the Board of Interstate; J. Koster, vice president and secretary; and F. Booth, president. BAD SEEDS CARMI, Ill. (UPI) — Thieves shovelled about 3,500 pounds of uncleaned lespedeza seed through a window into a truck, and also hauled off 1,500 pounds of cleaned lespedeza seed and 1,400 pounds of maize seed in bags. The sun is so huge that although only 1/100th of 1 per cent of its mass will be used up in the next 1,500,000,000 years, it would still take 57,000 freight cars to haul away the mass that the sun consumes in one second. TENDERFOOT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Richards tied up a calf during filming of "Born Reckless" Warner Bros. only, to find he finished that he had tie of his own hands to the anhooves. THERE'S an excite of glamour speci A. "Little B boning, B. "Conver cups, 1. C. "Finesse cups . D. "Little embroid E. "Add-aembroid F. "Lace lastex SHOP ALL DAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND MONDAY 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Drug Possession Case Scheduled for Superior Court By Orange County News Service The kind of criminal case that gives proponents of strict search and seizure restrictions on law enforcement agencies added fuel is scheduled to come before the Orange County Superior Court April 16. Scheduled to appear on this date is John Louis Aceguera, 21, of 629 Adams, Santa Ana, charged by the District Attorney's office with possession of marijuana. He was picked up by police in Santa Ana Feb. 20. Three judges have already voiced their displeasure with methods used by police in bringing the case to trial. Judge Howard Cameron of the Santa Ana-Orange Municipal Court tossed the case out because it lacked sufficient evidence. Officials of the District Attorney's office were able to get a change of venue. The case was introduced at the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court on the grounds that new evidence was found. Judge Claude Owens described the charge as a dangerous precedent. He also voiced the opinion that officers had been "shopping" when they made the arrest. The judge felt the case should have gone back to Judge Cameron. District Attorney officials explained that they felt Judge Cameron had gotten a certain impression of the case as first presented. It was best to present the case as a new one and before a different judge. Judge Owens reviewed the new evidence and reluctantly ordered the case to the Superior Court. Judge Robert Gardner of the Superior Court, concurred with the opinion of Judge Cameron. He cited changes in testimony between the two proceedings. He described it as a case that is a he was obligated to allow the case to continue. "It will be an interesting case to follow in the court, an interesting case indeed," he remarked. The defendant this week appeared in court again, denied the charges, and requested a court trial April 16. According to testimony by police, the defendant was picked up at his place of employment on the tip of an informant, a man now serving a prison term. Police had no warrant for his arrest nor a search warrant. They were reportedly looking for an adding machine and shotgun that had been stolen from an industrial firm in Santa Ana. Police arrested the man on the burglary charge, noticed a mark on his arm and took him to police headquarters. A picture was reportedly taken of the man's arm. Still contending they were looking for the items taken in the burglary, they obtained the man's permission to search his home. Making a complete search of the home, the officers located a 28 sticks of marijuana. In the second court proceeding, the officers recalled that also ported missing in the burglary he been an electric shaver and a checker. Under questioning admitted having a vague description of the shaver and were sure what a fuse checker wore. These new items, however, justified their search of the box. A complaint charging the defendant with burglary was not filed. He was later charged with narcotic possession. Nothing was found in the home that linked him to the glary. Elvis' Stint In Army Doesn't Hurt Standing HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — B Presley is still the favorite amateur - agers even though he is the Army, according to a poll conducted by Teen Magazine. The magazine says that more than one million votes were cast in the poll. Trailing Presley was Ricky Nelson and David Severson (from left) L. B. Fedder-the Board of Interstate; John Kent and secretary, and Frank (Bulletin Photo) TENDERFOOT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Jeff Hardis tied up a calf during the are (from left) L. B. 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The magazine says that more one million votes were cast in poll. Trailing Presley were by Nelson and David Seville. Utt Praised for Stand On Loyalty Oath Law Congressman James B. Utt was commended by Coalson Morris, Orange County Republican Chairman, for his introduction in the House of Representatives of a bill requiring Federal Judges to take an oath of office. Referring to the recent Fresno convention of the California Democratic Council which advocated the repeal of loyalty oaths, Morris declared that "at a time when ultra-liberal elements now dominating the Democratic party are badgering the Legislature, it is gratifying to see our Congressman insisting that public officials stand up as Americans and openly declare their allegiance to the Constitution." "The legislative courage of Jimmie Utt is in striking contrast to the recent action of Assemblyman Dick Hanna who voted in the California Legislature to repeal the loyalty oath from state law." 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