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II<br />
10<br />
SAN FRANCISCO EDITION<br />
HOST TO CONVENTION<br />
Chief of <strong>Police</strong> Francis Ahern of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Entertains Fellow <strong>Officers</strong>.<br />
(Story on page 3)<br />
APRIL -MAY, 1957
ANDY'S<br />
Beverage Co.<br />
Distributor<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
WATSON VILLE<br />
GArden 3-2281<br />
Home: GArden 3-5453<br />
316 MAY AVENUE<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz, Calif.<br />
Vetterle & Reinelt<br />
Hybridizing Gardens<br />
BEGONIAS • DELPHINIUMS<br />
PRIMROSES<br />
Phone <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz 2067-1<br />
Capitola, Calif.<br />
Poll ICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
- - --.--- p<br />
Walti, Schilling<br />
& Company<br />
I<br />
Wholesale Butchers<br />
EL DORADO BRAND<br />
Telephone 538 Aggregates Co.<br />
P. 0. Box 495<br />
COAST ROAD<br />
SANTA CRUZ. CALIF<br />
Freeman's<br />
Shell Service<br />
DICK FREEMAN, Prop.<br />
Phone GA 3-9719<br />
LAUREL & MISSION<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
GRANT'S<br />
Cacti Succulents<br />
Phone GA 3-7450<br />
5311 Los GATos HIWAY<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Standard Lumber<br />
Mills<br />
Douglas Fir<br />
Redwood<br />
Ponderosa<br />
SCOTTS VALLEY<br />
RURAL STATION<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Phone: EDison 5-4672<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz<br />
—Felton Silver <strong>San</strong>d"—<br />
SAND - GRAVEL - BUILDING<br />
MATERIALS<br />
Box 646<br />
LOCKHART GULCH ROAD<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz, Calif.<br />
Phone: GArden 6-1505<br />
Bissell Mortuary<br />
Owner and Director<br />
WILLIAM C. BISSELL<br />
212 LAUREL STREET<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz, Calif.
April -May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 1<br />
The EDITOR is always pleased to consider articles suitable for publication. Contributions<br />
should preferably be typewritten, but where this is not possible, copy<br />
should be clearly written. Contributions may be signed with a "nom de plume,"<br />
but all articles must bear the name and address of the sender, which will be<br />
treated with the strictest confidence. The E prioa will also be pleased to consider<br />
photographs of officers and of interesting events. Letters should be addressed to<br />
the EDITOR.<br />
DIRECTORY<br />
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT<br />
Hall of Justice, Kearny and Washington Streets<br />
Telephone SUtter 1-2020<br />
Radio Short Wave Call KMA-438<br />
Mayor, HON. GEORGE CHRISTOPHER<br />
POLICE COMMISSIONERS<br />
Regular Meetings ---- .----- Tuesday, 2:00 p.m., Hall of Justice<br />
HAROLD R. MCKINNON, President------------------------------------Mills Tower<br />
THOMAS J . MELLON ----------------- ___ .... ------------------- ------ 390 First Street<br />
PAUL A. BISSINGER --------- ------------------- ------------- -.... Davis & Pacific Ave.<br />
Sergeant William J. O'Brien, Secretary<br />
Room 104, Hall of Justice<br />
CHIEF OF POLICE--------------------------------FRANCIS J . AHERN<br />
DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE----------------------------THOMAS J . CAHILL<br />
CHIEF OF INSPECTORS--------------------------------------------DANIEL MCKLEM<br />
DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC--------------------------------------------DANIEL MCKLEM<br />
DEPT. SEc'Y ----- ------------- SGT. JOHN BUTLER------------------Hall of Justice<br />
DISTRICT CAPTAINS<br />
CENTRAL—CHARLES BORLAND----------------------635 Washington Street<br />
SOUTHERN—AUGUST G. STEFFEN................Fourth and Clara Streets<br />
MISSION—JOHN ENGLER ------------------------- ---------- -1240 Valencia Street<br />
NORTHERN—HARRY NELSON------------------------------------941 Ellis Street<br />
RICHMOND—WALTER S. AMES ---- -- ---------------------- ---451 Sixth Avenue<br />
INGLESIDE—EDWARD P. DONAHUE- ---------- ----------------------- Balboa Park<br />
TARAVAL—JAMES ENGLISH--------------------2348 Twenty-fourth Avenue<br />
P0TRERO—EDWARD GREENE ---------------------------------- 2300 Third Street<br />
GOLDEN GATE PARK—TED J . TERLAU -------------- Stanyan opp. Wailer<br />
TRAFFIC—DANIEL KIELY ---------------------------------------- .--- Hall of Justice<br />
CITY PRISON—LT. WALTER THOMPSON -------------------- Hall of Justice<br />
BUREAU OF INSPECTORS—MARTIN LEE ------------ .----------- Hall of Justice<br />
DIRECTOR—BUR. OF PERSONNEL—JOHN MEBHAN .... Hall of Justice<br />
DIRECTOR OF CRIMINOLOGY—<br />
LEONARD WIEBE (Acting)......................................Hall of Justice<br />
DIRECTOR — BUREAU OF SPECIAL SERVICES—<br />
CAPTAIN CORNELIUS P. MURPHY ------------- .-------------- Hall of Justice<br />
DIRECTOR OF JUVENILE BUREAU —<br />
WILLIAM HANRAHAN.. -------------- .------------------------------- Hall of Justice<br />
DIRECTOR—BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INFORMATION—<br />
LT. EDWARD COMBER_ --------------------------------------------- Hall of Justice<br />
INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS TRAFFIC CONTROL—<br />
INSPECTOR THOMAS B. TRACY ---- .----------------------------- Hall of Justice<br />
SUPERVISING CAPTAIN OF DISTRICTS—<br />
PHILIP KIELY ------------------------------- .. ----------------------------- Hall of Justice<br />
CHINATOWN DETAIL—LT. H. C. ATKINSON -------------- Hall of Justice<br />
RANGE MASTER—ROBERT ABERNETHY ---- Pistol Range, Lake Merced<br />
When In Trouble Call S Litter 1-2020<br />
When In Doubt Always At Your Service
Page 2 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 197<br />
Always A Friendly Welcome<br />
Teresa's Tavern<br />
Where Good People Meet<br />
BEER AND WINE<br />
SPANISH AND AMERICAN<br />
FOOD<br />
Phone GA 6-0406<br />
126 WATER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
EL VIEW LODGE<br />
MOTEL<br />
ROOMS - APARTMENTS<br />
GARAGES<br />
Honeymoon Suites - TV<br />
New - Clean - Quiet - Restful<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert S. Heywood,<br />
Manager-Owner<br />
GARDEN 3-2166<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Milano Manor<br />
Apartment Court<br />
Summer - Winter - Commercial<br />
Rates<br />
Managing Owners<br />
G. WAITE & SALLY E. CuRTIs<br />
Telephone GA 3-0957<br />
350-354 OCEAN STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Mamboo Gardens<br />
Leo, Joe & Vic Mandelelia<br />
Dancing - Entertainment<br />
Cocktails<br />
523 BEACH STREET<br />
Across from Boardwalk<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Jones Motor<br />
Company<br />
C. E. JONES, Owner<br />
Business Phone GA 3-9156<br />
Residence Phone GA 6-0791<br />
2429 MISSION STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Earl's Laurel Inn<br />
Cocktails - Dancing<br />
EARL TOM LINSON<br />
Phone GA 3-3259<br />
803 LAUREL STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
GArden 6-1117<br />
Ye Old Danish Inn<br />
TINNA AND TED LUND<br />
SCANDINAVIAN HOME<br />
COOKING<br />
Scotts Valley—Highway 17-<br />
6 Miles North of <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz<br />
1 HACIENDA DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Phone GArden 3-1792<br />
STOP AT OUR MOTEL<br />
Del Mar<br />
Apartments<br />
Reasonable Rates. . . Parking<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Fenna,<br />
Owners and Operators<br />
Half Block to Beach Amusement<br />
Zone<br />
126 LEIBBRANDT AVE.<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Robert E.<br />
McDonald III<br />
Partner<br />
MONTEREY SAND Co.<br />
P. 0. Box 928<br />
Monterey, Calif.<br />
Monterey 5-4766<br />
Del Monte<br />
Lumber Company<br />
A Board or A<br />
Carload<br />
Paul F. Horton<br />
2340 Del Monte<br />
Frontier 2-4279<br />
Monterey, Calif.
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 3<br />
"Efficient <strong>Police</strong><br />
Make a Land of<br />
Peace"<br />
(Established 1922)<br />
VOL. XXVIII APRIL - MAY, 1957 No. 3<br />
S. F. HOSTS PEACE OFFICERS<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> will entertain law enforcement<br />
officers from all over California<br />
upon the occasion of the 37th Annual<br />
Conference of the Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' <strong>Association</strong><br />
of the State of California.<br />
Chief Frank Ahern is official host to his<br />
brother officers who will meet May 27th,<br />
28th and 29th with the St. Francis Hotel<br />
as headquarters and engage in three days<br />
of constructive sesions interspersed with<br />
sightseeing trips and entertainment fashioned<br />
upon the usual warm hospitality of<br />
the city by the Golden Gate.<br />
Pre-convention activities include registration<br />
at the St. Francis on May 26th,<br />
and a reception at the Press and Union<br />
League Club hosted by the Chief Special<br />
Agents' <strong>Association</strong> of Northern California.<br />
Simultaneously, the Women Peace <strong>Officers</strong>'<br />
<strong>Association</strong> of California will convene<br />
for its 13th Annual conference.<br />
The first men's geenral session on Monday,<br />
May 27th, in the Colonial Room of<br />
the Hotel, will feature an address of wel -<br />
come by Mayor George Christopher of<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> and the introduction of distinguished<br />
guests by the convention host,<br />
Chief Ahern.<br />
Following is the program:<br />
10:00 A.M.-<br />
Call to Order—President A. E. Jansen,<br />
Chief of <strong>Police</strong>, <strong>San</strong> Diego.<br />
Invocation—Rev. James A. McGee, St.<br />
Joseph's Church, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>.<br />
Presentation of Colors—<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
<strong>Police</strong> Department.<br />
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the<br />
Uni d States of America.<br />
10:15 A.M.-<br />
Address of welcome—Mayor George<br />
Christopher.<br />
10:30 A.M.-<br />
Introduction of Distinguished Guests<br />
by Host, Chief of <strong>Police</strong> Frank Ahern.<br />
10:45 A.M.-<br />
Response by President Jansen.<br />
11:00 A.M.-<br />
Address—Honorable Harold J . Powers,<br />
Lieutenant Governor of California.<br />
11:30 A.M.-<br />
President's address and report.<br />
11:45 A.M.-<br />
Appointment of Conference Committees:<br />
Credentials, Auditing, Resolutions,<br />
Memorial, Nominating, Conference<br />
City Selection.<br />
2:00 P.M.—<br />
Invocation, Rabbi Elliot M. Burstein,<br />
Congregation Beth Israel, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>.<br />
Report of Secretary Treasurer—James<br />
V. Hicks, Chief of <strong>Police</strong>, Sacramento.<br />
2:15 P.M.-<br />
Address—Quinn Tamm, Assistant Director,<br />
Federal Buerau of Investigation,<br />
Washington, D.C.<br />
2:45 P.M.—<br />
"A Formula to Determine Basic Policing<br />
Needs of a City' '—William H. Parker,<br />
Chief of <strong>Police</strong>, Los Angeles.<br />
TUESDAY<br />
7:30 A.M.-<br />
Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' Training and Education<br />
Committee Breakfast. Italian Room, St.<br />
Francis Hotel. Chairman, William E.<br />
South, Chief Special Agent, Southern<br />
California Edison Company. All <strong>Association</strong><br />
members invited.<br />
THIRD GENERAL SESSION<br />
Colonial Room, St. Francis Hotel<br />
9:00 A.M.-<br />
Invocation—Rev. John A. Collins, St.<br />
Peter's Episcopal Church, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>.<br />
Address—Honorable Edmund G.<br />
Brown, Attorney General of the State<br />
of California.<br />
9:30 A.M.-<br />
Panel Discussion, "What's Wrong<br />
With Probation and Parole?"—Moderator,<br />
Joseph M. Gaalken, Sheriff's<br />
Office, Los Angeles.<br />
11:00 A.M.-<br />
Panel Discussion, "Juvenile Problems."<br />
Moderator, Captain Robert Summers,<br />
Sheriff's Office, Los Angeles.<br />
TUESDAY AFTERNOON<br />
No formal session. Transportation to<br />
Mann Town and Country Club may be<br />
arranged through Information Desk on<br />
Mezzanine of St. Francis Hotel. Facilities<br />
of Club, including swimming, are available<br />
after 2 p.m.<br />
4:45 P.M.—<br />
Buses leave Post Street entrance of St.<br />
Francis Hotel.<br />
5:30 P.M.—<br />
Reception, Mann Town and Country<br />
Club; Host, Ford Motor Company.<br />
6:30 P.M.—<br />
Barbecue, Mann Town and Country<br />
Club.<br />
(Continued on page 18)<br />
THE JOURNAL EXTENDS GREETINGS TO ALL
Page 4 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April-May, 1957<br />
RULES OF EVIDENCE — QUESTIONS, ANSWERS<br />
Herein is contained another of a series of questions and answers pertinent to <strong>Police</strong> training and helpful in promotional<br />
examinations. These questions and answers are supplied to the JOURNAL, as a service to law enforcement officers throughout<br />
the state, by E. D. Kerkhoven, director of the Peace Officer Training Service in Oakland. The questions are based on<br />
the 1955 revised edition of the Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' Handbook. They are selected to test the reader's knowledge of First Aid,<br />
Narcotics and the Rules of Evidence. Each question has a number of suggested answers, labeled 1, 2, 3, etc. You decide which<br />
is the best answer to the question asked and then encircle the number. When you have completed the test, compare your<br />
answers with the KEY on Page 28.<br />
1. A tourniquet should be loosened<br />
every (1) five minutes; (2) 10 minutes;<br />
(3) 15 minutes; (4) 20 minutes; ) 30<br />
minutes.<br />
2. BleedinA from a vein should be<br />
treated by (1) applying a tourniquet between<br />
the wound and heart; (2) protecting<br />
from air; (3) applying a tourniquet<br />
at a point where the wound is between the<br />
tourniquet and the heart; (4) place firm<br />
compress over the wound.<br />
3. A severe burn should be (1 )acked<br />
in ice; (2) covered with iodine; 3) protected<br />
from air with a burn dressing; (4)<br />
covered with dry gauze; (5) washed with<br />
peroxide.<br />
4. In treatment for fainting, one of the<br />
{M.-u-st important principles of treatment is<br />
\(l lower the head; (2) raise the head;<br />
"(-3-) support the back; (4) keep clothing<br />
tight; (5) keep patient cool.<br />
5. In the treatment of frostbite (1)<br />
warm water should be appJ,ed; (2) cold<br />
water should be applied; () a warm hot<br />
water bag should be used; (3) dry heat<br />
should be applied; (5) none of these.<br />
6. If a child should swallow lye, the<br />
proper treatment would be to give him<br />
some(?r baking soda; (2) lime water;<br />
(3) vinegar; (4) dish water; (5) peroxide.<br />
7. In the treatment of sunstroke, an important<br />
part of the treatment is to (T<br />
lower head; (2) keep body cool; (3) kp<br />
body warm; (4) give stimulant.<br />
8. In the treatment of shock, one of<br />
the following should not be done: j)<br />
give stimulants; (2) keep patient comfortable<br />
with pillow under head; (3) keep<br />
FRontier 2-3393<br />
Nick's Place<br />
Nick Machado, Prop.<br />
BEER AND WINE<br />
BAR - B - Q<br />
Saturday and Sunday<br />
Corner Virgin Street<br />
2440 DEL MONTE<br />
MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA<br />
body warm with blankets; (4) rub limbs;<br />
(5) keep head lowered.<br />
9. Artificial respiration shoul ot be<br />
given for (1) gas poisoning; t2); sunstroke;<br />
(3) electric shock; (4) drowning;<br />
(5) asphyxiation.<br />
10. In giving artificial respiration, each<br />
cycle should be com0 in (1) 3 seconds;<br />
(2) 5 seconds (3,.d 6 seconds; (4)<br />
8 seconds (5) 12 sec<br />
NARCOTICS<br />
11. Which of the following is known<br />
as an "exc ait" drug: (1) heroin; (2)<br />
morphine; ( ) cocaine; (4) opium?<br />
12. Morp me is a derivative of (.1)<br />
heroin; (2) cocaine; (3) marihuana;<br />
opium?<br />
13. Heroin ca es the pupils of the eyes<br />
to (1) dilate; (2 contract; (3) undergo<br />
no change?<br />
14. A Federal law pertaining to narcotics<br />
is (1) Harris Act; (2) Smith Act;<br />
BUD, INC.<br />
Packer and Shipper<br />
California Fruits and<br />
Vegetables<br />
P. 0. Box 759<br />
Watsonville, California<br />
Harrison Act; (4) Jones-Smith Act;<br />
Miller Act?<br />
15. A partially smoked marihuana cigarette<br />
is known as (1) a crutch; (2) a<br />
(Continued on page 26)<br />
Boyer Fertilizer<br />
Service<br />
Exclusive Manufacturers<br />
Phone 4-9351<br />
FIRST & VAN NESS<br />
Watsonville, Calif.<br />
Dean & Jay's<br />
UNION SERVICE<br />
"Pick-Up and Delivery"<br />
Open 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.<br />
Phone 4-7600<br />
676 EAST LAKE AVENUE<br />
Watsonville, California<br />
N. G. Papac & Sons<br />
Fine S Pak<br />
Fresh & Frozen Apples<br />
Strawberries<br />
Melon Balls<br />
Phone 4-4695<br />
P. 0. Box 541<br />
Watsonville, Calif.
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 5<br />
"Mad Bomber" Lesson Learned<br />
ANTICS OF THE MAD BOMBER who recently terrorized New York, have had SOME beneficial results in that they have led to the setting<br />
up of classes in the proper handling of explosives by law enforcement officers. Lt. Delwyn Albrecht of the Presidio, is shown here giving<br />
Captain John P. Meehan and Captain Philip G. Kiely, (right) basic instructions. Fifty selected <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> policemen received lessons<br />
from officers of the Sixth U. S. Army.<br />
In an effort to be fully prepared against<br />
the possible appearance in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
of a "Mad Bomber" such as terrorized<br />
the City of New York, or the work of an<br />
outright saboteur bent on destroying some<br />
important local manufacturing or shipping<br />
facility, the <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> <strong>Police</strong> Department<br />
completed in March a special<br />
training program at the Presidio of <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Francisco</strong> for fifty selected members of its<br />
police force.<br />
The three-day course included such subjects<br />
as the identification of military and<br />
commercial-type explosives, instruction on<br />
the various types of detonating devices,<br />
safety precautions in the handling of explosives<br />
and explosive devices, and recommended<br />
techniques. for disposal of<br />
bombs and other devices. A highlight of<br />
the course was a demonstration of the<br />
power of various types of explosives conducted<br />
at nearby Fort Cronkhite.<br />
This training was conducted as a corn-<br />
STU BEN DORFF'S<br />
HOME OF THE BEST TAMALES<br />
Retail and Table Service<br />
Phone GA 3-9930<br />
1013 RIVER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
munity service through the cooperation of<br />
Lt. Gen. Robert N. Young, Sixth U. S.<br />
Army Commander, and Francis J . Ahern,<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Chief of <strong>Police</strong>. General<br />
Young designated Col. Bruce D. Mooring,<br />
Sixth Army Ordinance Officer, to establish<br />
a course at the Presidio for the purpose of<br />
training civil law enforcement officers in<br />
the recognition, handling and disposal of<br />
bombs and other explosive devices.<br />
The training program was prepared by<br />
Major Forrest P. Spiva, Sixth Army Explosive<br />
Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Officer,<br />
in conjunction with Captain John P.<br />
LAMS MARKET<br />
1521 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Veterans of Foreign Wars<br />
SALVAGE<br />
Please Aid Us in Securing Clothing,<br />
Furniture, Etc., For Our<br />
Worthy Cause<br />
E. W. TUCKER, Manager<br />
Phone GA 3-7946 509 PACIFIC<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Meehan, Director of Personnel for the<br />
S. F. <strong>Police</strong> Department, and Captain<br />
Robert J . Pearcy, Operations officer for<br />
the 548th Ordnance Detachment.<br />
(Continued on next page)
Page 6 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April-May, 1957<br />
(Continued from page 5)<br />
All instruction was conducted by the<br />
Army's 49th EOD squad with Lt. Delwyn<br />
Albrecht, instructor-in-charge. To insure<br />
both safety and thoroughness of the instruction,<br />
the course was limited to a maximum<br />
of 25 police officers. The first group<br />
of 25 completed the course on March 14<br />
and the second group of the same size was<br />
graduated on March 21.<br />
<strong>Police</strong> Chief Ahern, in selecting the<br />
police officers to receive this training,<br />
chose one representative from each police<br />
precinct so that in an emergency, all areas<br />
would have at least one available officer<br />
who was trained in the handling of explosives<br />
and explosive devices.<br />
General comment of those taking the<br />
course offered by the Sixth U. S. Army,<br />
praised the quality of the instruction, the<br />
comprehensiveness of the course, and the<br />
value of the training they received.<br />
"It's just what we needed! " said more<br />
than one upon receiving his certificate.<br />
The Sixth Army is currently conducting<br />
similar courses at other urban centers in<br />
its area, utilizing Ordnance units and personnel<br />
at nearby Army installations to assist<br />
civil authorities with this highly specilalized<br />
training.<br />
"In a real emergency," Colonel Mooring<br />
pointed out to the first class of police<br />
officers, "Army personnel may not be<br />
readily available to assist local law enforcement<br />
officers in safely disposing of an explosive<br />
device. It is necessary, therefore,<br />
that city police departments have trained<br />
men of their own. This is the purpose of<br />
our course.''<br />
TERRACE COURT<br />
RUSSELL E. HALL, Manager<br />
Ultra-Modern Housekeeping Apartments<br />
PRIVATE SUN DECKS<br />
Overlooking <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz Beach and<br />
Monterey Bay<br />
Phone GArden 3-3031<br />
125 BEACH STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
GEES SERVICE<br />
41ST AND PORTOLA DRIVE<br />
CR 5-0284<br />
Opal Cliffs<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
WE FEATURE "CYRUS NOBLE"<br />
TONY DAYS LIQUORS<br />
NORMAN DAY<br />
Phone GArden 3-4289<br />
415 SEABRIGHT AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Summer Courses In June<br />
Dr. Douglas M. Kelley, Professor of<br />
Criminology, School of Criminology, University<br />
of California at Berkeley, recently<br />
announced three summer courses in the<br />
field of interrogation and the detection of<br />
deception.<br />
"Interrogation is a basic police technique<br />
found useful but at the same time<br />
difficult to learn. Mechanical detection of<br />
deception is also of great value but, again,<br />
opportunities to learn these methods are<br />
few." he declared.<br />
"Two years ago the School of Criminology<br />
offered courses in both these areas<br />
as a summer session institute. The material<br />
was designed primarily for law enforcement<br />
officers. The courses were quite popular,<br />
and we have decided to present them<br />
again," Dr. Kelley added.<br />
The complete program—three courses<br />
of two units—will include a survey of the<br />
mental factors important to an understanding<br />
of criminal behavior and a study<br />
of their application to interrogation. Special<br />
techniques of questioning will be considered,<br />
and a survey of polygraph operation<br />
will be presented. This will include<br />
actual experience with the machines.<br />
Dr. Kelley will give two of the courses,<br />
Psychological Basis of Criminology and<br />
Interview Technique in Criminology,<br />
while the third, Instrumental Detection of<br />
Deception, will be given by Albert E. Riedel,<br />
Lecturer in Criminology at the university.<br />
University credits of two units will<br />
be given for each course satisfactorily completed.<br />
LUTHER'S SEA BREEZE<br />
SNACK BAR<br />
"GOOD FOOD IS OUR BUSINESS"<br />
Phone GArden 3-9942<br />
542 SEABRIGHT AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
THE GROG SHOP<br />
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC<br />
LIQUORS • WINES • WHISKIES<br />
H. C. GRAHAM - H. F. SMITH<br />
Phone <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz 1537<br />
CORNER OCEAN AND HUBBARD<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
- CLIFF DRIVE COURT<br />
MR. AND MRS. J. J. CAPENER<br />
Nicely Decorated Apartments and Rooms<br />
Day, Week or Month - Private Bath<br />
WONDERFUL VIEW OF BEACH<br />
1 Block to Beach and Boardwalk<br />
Telephone GArden 3-9602<br />
10,03 EAST CLIFF DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Registration for the summer session<br />
begins on June 15. Instruction begins on<br />
the 17th for a six-week period, ending<br />
July 27. Courses will be given from 8:00<br />
A.M. to 12:00 noon, five days a week.<br />
Tuition fee for the six-week session, irrespective<br />
of the number of courses taken,<br />
is $60.00 for both residents and nonresidents<br />
of California. Fees must be paid at<br />
time of registration.<br />
Housing, including board, can be secured<br />
through the university housing<br />
supervisor.<br />
For further information write to Dean<br />
0. W. Wilson, School of Criminology,<br />
University of California, Berkeley 4, California,<br />
for a summer session bulletin containing<br />
details.<br />
Farmers<br />
Cooperative<br />
Exchange<br />
P. 0. Box 720<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA<br />
Farmers<br />
Cooperative<br />
Exchange<br />
P. 0. Box 878<br />
WATSONVILLE, CALIF.<br />
ACE IRON & METAL YARD<br />
IRON AND METALS<br />
PIPE AND FITTINGS<br />
DIAL CR 5-2359<br />
1260 - 17TH AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 7<br />
WHAT HAPPENED TO THOSE ARMS?<br />
'II<br />
p p<br />
Lt. G. R. Wagner<br />
Traffic Safety Director<br />
Bell, California<br />
$5,000 GRANT<br />
The Esso Safety Foundation, New York<br />
City, has made a grant of $5,000 to the<br />
Traffic Division of the International <strong>Association</strong><br />
of Chiefs of <strong>Police</strong>, Evanston, Ill.<br />
The Traffic Division has been providing<br />
field assistance to law enforcement<br />
agencies since 1936. In that time its staff<br />
has assisted the police departments of more<br />
than 100 cities, counties, and states in their<br />
traffic supervision functions.<br />
Headquarters office of the JACP is in<br />
Washington, D. C.<br />
LICENSED DRIVERS<br />
A record 77,000,000 United States citizens<br />
are licensed drivers, according to the<br />
National Automobile Club. One-third of<br />
the total are women.<br />
RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
FRED J. DEVINS, Agent<br />
Phone: GA 3-2121<br />
139 ENCINAL STREET<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
PETE AND CLARA'S GARDEN<br />
ITALIAN DINNERS BY RESERVATION<br />
12 A.M. AND 6 P.M.<br />
BOCCIE BALL<br />
Pete Baudo, Prop.<br />
C.Arden 3-5792<br />
140 ENCINAL STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
By LIEUTENANT G. R. WAGNER<br />
Bell <strong>Police</strong> Department<br />
Gestures have been a form of con icjunication<br />
since the beginning of man. Long<br />
before man learned to communicate<br />
through the spoken word, gestures signified<br />
his intentions to his fellow man. As<br />
man progressed, speech and writing became<br />
shortcuts in communicating his ideas<br />
and intentions to others and they were augmented<br />
by gestures, expressions of the<br />
face, movements of the hands and arms.<br />
Even today modern man realizes the<br />
value of gestures . . . or does he?<br />
Traffic laws require certain gestures of<br />
motorists who operate vehicles upon our<br />
highways: We are required to signal our<br />
intention to turn right or left by producing<br />
our left arm, and in a conspicuous and<br />
significant manner, signal to others following,<br />
or approaching, (which brings up a<br />
point!).<br />
"What happened to those arms? " How<br />
often do you drive down the street and<br />
see an arm signal? It is, indeed, an unusual<br />
occurrence which we might even regard<br />
an as oddity! True, mechanical engineers<br />
have given the motorist a "helping<br />
hand" in the form of signal devices;<br />
turning indicators and brake lights, however,<br />
these are not substitutes for the required<br />
signals. First let us understand that<br />
signal devices are only legal when applied<br />
under certain cinditions:<br />
1. Turning indicators are legal as such<br />
only when they give a clear indication of<br />
the intention of the driver to turn right or<br />
left, and when they are clearly visible and<br />
discernible in normal sunlight or, at nighttime,<br />
for at least three hundred feet to the<br />
front and rear.<br />
Too many times the motorist relies<br />
solely on the turning lights to signify his<br />
intention to turn when, actually, the lights<br />
may not be working at all, or at least not<br />
at both the front and rear, or many times<br />
he employs his turn indicators during daylight<br />
hours when they are not discernible<br />
to others from one hundred feet, much<br />
less three hundred. This, of course, is illegal.<br />
Turn indicators at night are legal<br />
and even preferred when they meet all of<br />
these requirements.<br />
2. Brake, or "Stop lights" have been the<br />
cause of many accidents, although a brake<br />
light, when functioning, suffices as a signal<br />
for the intention of a motorist to slow<br />
down or stop his vehicle, stop lights have<br />
a nasty habit of failing to light up and,<br />
numerous times, this malfunction goes undetected<br />
for days or months until another<br />
Raymond H. Sparks<br />
Chief of <strong>Police</strong><br />
Bell, California<br />
vehicle plays piggy-back at a sudden stop.<br />
Here again we have certain requirements<br />
which govern the use of the brake light:<br />
1. The brake light must be clearly visible<br />
and understandable from a distance of<br />
three hundred feet to the rear both during<br />
normal sunlight and at nighttime.<br />
Even though exercise is a luxury that<br />
many of us cannot afford, let's play it safe,<br />
whenever in doubt, use the arm signal and,<br />
in any case, put your arm out during daylight<br />
driving. It's a real attention getter,<br />
try it!<br />
WOOD'S RADIO AND TV<br />
COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE<br />
RADIO TELEVISION<br />
SPARTON • HOFFMAN • AND OTHERS<br />
E. H. WOOD, Owner<br />
Phone GA 3-5381<br />
623 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
IVORY LAUNDRY<br />
LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS<br />
CALL AND DELIVER<br />
Phone GA 3-1819<br />
705 NORTH BRANCIFORTE AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA
Page 8 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957<br />
Arrest Not Always Best Course<br />
When does a policeman issue a warning or give a piece of advice rather than make an arrest? That's the burning question<br />
in far-off Australia. It seems the <strong>Police</strong> Commissioner urges "go slow" to the force but that his admonition is being<br />
"undermined" by "<strong>Officers</strong>-in-charge of Divisions" in the state of New South Wales. Read it as it appeared in the <strong>Police</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> News. Then figure if it has happened to you! Here's the Editorial:<br />
The <strong>Police</strong> Commissioner has often<br />
gone on record as saying that <strong>Police</strong><br />
should exercise a great deal of discretion<br />
and common sense in their dealings with<br />
the public. He has counselled young <strong>Police</strong><br />
that frequently a warning graciously<br />
given to a motorist and perhaps to others,<br />
could have the desirable result. That the<br />
good record of a <strong>Police</strong>man is not earned<br />
by penalising the public for trivial offences,<br />
but to the contrary could be harmful<br />
and could adversely affect public relations.<br />
The <strong>Police</strong> <strong>Association</strong> backs the Commissioner's<br />
viewpoint and congratulates<br />
him for endeavouring to foster goodwill<br />
and good relations. However, there is a<br />
fear that the Commissioner's policy is<br />
being undermined.<br />
It has become a practice for <strong>Officers</strong>-incharge<br />
of Divisions to call upon all <strong>Police</strong><br />
to submit reports, setting out the number<br />
of breach reports that they had submitted<br />
and also the number of arrests made during<br />
the previous month.<br />
Young <strong>Police</strong>, especially, who have<br />
heard their Commissioner tender advice<br />
as stated, must be bewildered with the<br />
set-up.<br />
It appears that, as has happened in the<br />
past, a form of intimidation is being used<br />
to boost UIJ the numbers of arrests made<br />
and breach reports submitted. Naturally,<br />
a <strong>Police</strong>man who is asked for the above<br />
details would feel that his O.I.C. was<br />
looking for breaches. That his Officer was<br />
warning him to get busy with his pencil<br />
Knight Motor Co.<br />
HUDSON - Sales and Service<br />
E. C. KNIGHT<br />
GARDEN 3-1490<br />
503 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Compliments of a<br />
FRIEND<br />
and notebook.<br />
<strong>Police</strong> are also resentful of the <strong>Officers</strong>'<br />
instructions to submit reports.<br />
<strong>Police</strong> are already overburdened with<br />
duties, mainly because of a SEVERE<br />
SHORTAGE OF STAFF. They can ill<br />
afford time to submit USELESS RE-<br />
PORTS AND, PERHAPS, FURTHER<br />
REPORTS, as to why they had not submitted<br />
a quota of breaches of the Traffic<br />
Act and Regulations, etc.<br />
It would appear, however, that there<br />
may be too many Inspectors in the Force<br />
and that jobs just have to be found for<br />
them. They would, indeed, require a great<br />
deal of time to peruse and otherwise deal<br />
with reports rendered by each member of<br />
their staffs.<br />
<strong>Police</strong> should not be expected to wage<br />
war on motorists and others by taking action<br />
when a word of advice would suffice.<br />
The public rave enough restrictions without<br />
a "get tough" policy.<br />
Individual members of the Service are<br />
JIM WATKINS<br />
COMPANY<br />
Cauliflower<br />
Growers and Shippers<br />
- Brands -<br />
JUST-UP - TRIM-RITE<br />
Phone 4-6325<br />
P. 0. BOX 838<br />
WATSON VILLE,<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
sworn to do their duty as Constables and<br />
will do so according to their own judgment.<br />
They need no spurring and there should<br />
be none.<br />
If the Commissioner's policy stands he<br />
will surely prevent a repetition of the foregoing<br />
practice.<br />
Universal Canning<br />
Machinery Co.<br />
Exhaust Boxes, Coolers, Sterilizers,<br />
Blanchers, Conveyors<br />
Complete Fish Canning<br />
Lines<br />
R. B. BENTLEY<br />
Canning Engineer - Fisheries<br />
Consultant<br />
Shop Phone: FR 5-5476<br />
119 Dewey Avenue<br />
Pacific Grove, California<br />
Mail Address:<br />
762 BAYVIEW AVENUE<br />
Telegraph Code: "Universal"<br />
PACIFIC GROVE, CALIF.<br />
Pioneer Bakery<br />
Birthday and Wedding Cakes<br />
Best French and Italian Bread<br />
500 POLK STREET<br />
MONTEREY, CALIF.
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 9<br />
Civil Service<br />
Employees<br />
Insurance Union<br />
<strong>Police</strong> <strong>Officers</strong> Save $ $ on<br />
Auto Insurance. You Are<br />
Eligible for the Benefits of<br />
Membership.<br />
YUKON 2-0448<br />
571 Market Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
THE SHERATON-<br />
PALACE HOTEL<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>'s Most Conveniently<br />
Located Fine Hotel . . . Enjoy<br />
Living in the Heart of the City.<br />
Business Centers, Shops, Theaters,<br />
All Within a Few Minutes Walk.<br />
ED. J . CROWLEY, Gen. Mgr.<br />
AUTO MANUFACTURE<br />
It takes only 28 hours to transform raw<br />
materials into a finished automobile at one<br />
automotive company, reports the National<br />
Automobile Club.<br />
LIFE LINE<br />
The double line that runs down the<br />
center of the highway is a life line, says<br />
the California State Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
Stay on your own side of it or you<br />
may reach the end of the line.<br />
NEW CHIEF OF SANTA CRUZ<br />
Another young officer has been rewarded<br />
for keen and faithful service.<br />
He is Gino J . Pini, known to his friends<br />
as Gene, who is the next Chief of <strong>Police</strong><br />
of the popular California Beach resort of<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz.<br />
Chief Pini advanced to his new position<br />
from the rank of Lieutenant, gained<br />
during ten years service with the beach<br />
town force.<br />
He replaces the veteran retiring Chief<br />
Al Huntsman who occupied the head job<br />
for 23 years.<br />
Chief Pini is married and the father of<br />
two children. He is intensely interested in<br />
the juvenile problem which could become<br />
a serious one in <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz, a popular<br />
weekend mecca for youngsters as well as<br />
one of the finest beach resorts in Northern<br />
California.<br />
But Chief Pini has a personal know!edge<br />
of the problems confronting his community.<br />
He was born in the area and attended<br />
local schools, graduating from<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz High School.<br />
His appointment at the first of the year<br />
followed an intensive examination participated<br />
in by four candidates.<br />
Pickering Lumber<br />
Corp.<br />
Sugar Pine<br />
White Pine<br />
Ponderosa Pine<br />
Incense Cedar<br />
STANDARD, CALIFORNIA<br />
—4<br />
REGISTRATIONS<br />
During 1956 the figure for truck and<br />
bus registrations stood at almost 11 million,<br />
according to the National Automobile<br />
Club.<br />
...it's the most talked-about<br />
train in the country!<br />
THE VISTA-DOME<br />
69A1011plia9<br />
leph<br />
Daily to all the East<br />
via Salt Lake City, Denver,<br />
Omaha and Chicago<br />
PAqfl<br />
For information and reservations, call or write<br />
Western Pacific Ticket Offices in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>,<br />
526 M;ss;on St., (YU 2 .2100) or in Oakland.<br />
7 920 Broadway, (TE 2.2604)
Page 10 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957<br />
Big Tree Cafe<br />
GOOD FOOD<br />
Car and Truck Stop<br />
4111 LOS GATOS HIGHWAY<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Colonial Hotel<br />
Mns, SADIE WIRTH, MGR.<br />
1114 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Bud's U S Auto<br />
Wrecking<br />
I. E. PORTER, Prop.<br />
Autos Bought, Sold and Repaired<br />
Used Auto Parts<br />
GA 3-4371<br />
110 LINDBERG STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz Feed<br />
& Fuel<br />
Feeds, Grains, Seeds and<br />
Farm Supplies<br />
ALBERS QUALITY CONTROLLED<br />
FEEDS<br />
Phone GR 5-0660<br />
2280 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
TRAILER SPEEDING<br />
Violations of speed regulations by<br />
drivers of passenger cars towing trailers or<br />
other vehicles, and light trucks towing<br />
trailers are increasing according to information<br />
released today by the California<br />
Highway Patrol.<br />
"During 1956 the Patrol issued 6,056<br />
citations for violations of the speed laws<br />
governing the towing of trailers by drivers<br />
of passenger cars and trucks weighing under<br />
4,000 pounds," declared Patrol Commissioner<br />
B. R. Caldwell. "This represents<br />
an increase of 29 per cent as compared<br />
to 1955.<br />
"Motorists must remember that whenever<br />
a passenger motor vehicle ragardless<br />
of weight or commercial motor vehicle<br />
weighing less than 4,000 pounds is drawing<br />
a trailer coach, trailer, semitrailer, or<br />
other type of vehicle, the maximum speed<br />
shall not at any time exceed 45 miles per<br />
hour subject to other and more restrictive<br />
limits as established by law," Caldwell<br />
stated.<br />
"The Patrol is always ready to answer<br />
questions concerning traffic laws and regulations,"<br />
he concluded. "Stop by any of<br />
our field offices for further information on<br />
the use of trailers."<br />
DRIVERS' LICENSES<br />
A total of 6,887,046 drivers' licenses<br />
were outstanding in California as of December<br />
31, 1956, reports the National<br />
Automobile Club. Of this total, 6,494,416<br />
were operators' licenses and 392,630 were<br />
chauffeurs' licenses.<br />
GAMBLER<br />
There probably isn't one man in a thousand<br />
who would risk every penny he owns<br />
on one roll of the dice, but there are lots<br />
of people who risk the only life they have<br />
by the careless way they cross the street.<br />
Always wait for the green light, says the<br />
California State Automobile <strong>Association</strong>,<br />
a-id never cross the street in the middle of<br />
the block.<br />
Enterprise Service<br />
GMC TRUCKS<br />
Gasoline & Diesel<br />
Sales and Service<br />
C. F. CY ENEBOE<br />
L. L. BUD FORD<br />
Phone GA 3-4152<br />
110 RIVER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Ted's Motorcycle<br />
Shop<br />
BSA - AJS - Matchless<br />
Sales and Serivce on all Makes<br />
BICYCLES - Sales and Repairs<br />
Parts and Accessories<br />
GREENWOOD 5-2632<br />
3912 SOQUEL DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Riverside Hotel<br />
AND COLONIAL DINING ROOM<br />
Peter J . Marchese<br />
Telephone GArden 3-5730<br />
RIVERSIDE AVENUE AND<br />
BARSON STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Hannah's<br />
Cottages and Apartments<br />
Free Parking to Patrons<br />
Phone GA 3-9809<br />
312 RAYMOND STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Douglass Nursery<br />
WHOLESALE - RETAIL<br />
• FUCHSIAS<br />
• PELARGONIUMS<br />
• IVY GERANIUMS<br />
R. B. DOUGLASS<br />
Phone GARDEN 3-3197<br />
1414 WEST CLIFF DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.
April-May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 11<br />
MECCA FOR VA(ATIONISTS<br />
BEAUTIFUL SANTA CRUZ—Here are just a few scenes that entice hundreds of thousands yearly to this glorious beach<br />
in Northern California. Scene at top left: The trail through the magnificent grove of redwood trees in Henry Cowell Redwoods<br />
State Park in Felton, six miles from <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz. Right: Beach, Casino and Boardwalk at <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz. Lower left: View<br />
from Fisherman's Wharf toward the beach. Right: Speedboating on Monterey Bay from Pleasure Pier. Fishing in the bay<br />
is superb and charter and rent boats are available. Now is the time to make vacation reservations at the many hotels,<br />
motels and camping spots in the area.<br />
FREEWAYS AID MOTORISTS<br />
Earlier use by California motorists of enue," McCoy continues, but the addinew<br />
freeways and other modern highways tional amount now available is making<br />
is one of the most gratifying effects of the possible the consolidation of projects that<br />
increase of California state highway funds, in former years were undertaken by stage<br />
State Engineer G. T. McCoy points out in construction. The program as now func-<br />
a report submitted by the Department of tioning is advancing completion of these<br />
Public Works to Governor Goodwin J . improved facilities for early use by the<br />
Knight. traveling public.<br />
"The increased cost of highway con- The additional funds referred to by<br />
struction has absorbed a part of this rev- McCoy were the highway users taxes en-<br />
acted by the State Legislature in 1953 and<br />
retained in 1955, exclusive of the augmented<br />
federal highway funds the State<br />
is now receiving as a result of the Federal<br />
Highway Act of 1956.<br />
The State Highway Engineer's report<br />
covers the 1955-56 Fiscal Year which<br />
ended June 30, 1956, and is the Tenth<br />
Annual Report of the Division of Highways<br />
since the Collier-Burns Highway Act<br />
of 1947.
Page 12<br />
Opal Cliffs Rest<br />
Home<br />
Ambulatory Male Patients<br />
GOOD FOOD -TELEVISION<br />
REGISTERED NURSE<br />
R. PARSH_J. SULLIVAN<br />
GR 5-0823<br />
950 - 41sT AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF<br />
Bernzott Feed &<br />
Supply<br />
1523 SOQUEL DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
C. - P. Trucking<br />
C. A. CARRIKER<br />
L. D. PUTNEY<br />
Phone <strong>San</strong>ta Cruz GR 5-3982<br />
P. 0. BOX 116<br />
SOQUEL, CALIFORNIA<br />
Maddocks Bakery<br />
P. o. BOX 117<br />
4628 SOQUEL DRIVE<br />
SOQUEL, CALIFORNIA<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
BIKE SAFETY PLAN<br />
Three out of every four American<br />
youngsters between the ages of six and<br />
15 ride a bicycle; every 19 minutes one<br />
of these youngsters is injured—and at<br />
least once a day one is killed—in collisions<br />
with automobiles.<br />
To protect these youthful users of the<br />
public streets and highways, the <strong>Association</strong><br />
of Casualty and Surety Companies,<br />
at the request of state and municipal government<br />
officials throughout the nation,<br />
has announced the completion of a model<br />
plan for the organization and operation<br />
of a bicycle safety program on a community<br />
level. According to Thomas N. Boate,<br />
manager of the <strong>Association</strong>'s Accident<br />
Prevention Department, the program provides<br />
for the proper education, training,<br />
and testing of bicycle riders and the inspection<br />
of bicycles to detect unsafe conditions.<br />
The plan is explained in a<br />
booklet entitled "A Community Bicycle<br />
Safety Program." After describing how<br />
such a program can be established and<br />
maintained, the booklet explains the roles<br />
played by city legislators, traffic engineers,<br />
police, schools, students, parent groups,<br />
civic and business organizations, public<br />
information media and others. It also<br />
gives information on testing, registering,<br />
and licensing cycles and cyclists—and reprints<br />
in full the model bicycle ordinance<br />
suggested for municipal use by the National<br />
Committee on Uniform Traffic<br />
Laws and Ordinances.<br />
"There are more than 20,000,000 bicycles<br />
on American streets and highways<br />
today," Mr. Boates said. "As a result,<br />
every community, large or small, is faced<br />
with a bicycle safety problem. The best<br />
way of solving it is through a communitywide<br />
bicycle safety program. Such programs<br />
not only reduce bicycle accidents<br />
and control the problem of lost or stolen<br />
bicycles, but they also help develop constructive<br />
attitudes in youngsters which will<br />
make them better automobile drivers later<br />
On.<br />
The booklet is not available in quantity,<br />
but single copies may be obtained at no<br />
cost for use in establishing community<br />
programs. Requests should be addressed<br />
to the Accident Prevention Department,<br />
<strong>Association</strong> of Casualty and Surety Companies,<br />
60 John Street, New York 38,<br />
New York.<br />
BAY CITY HOTEL<br />
EXCELLENT BEDS • HOT AND COLD WATER<br />
REASONABLE RATES<br />
DEAS AND DEAS, Proprietors<br />
GA 3-0609<br />
1003 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
April - May, 1957<br />
Mission Furniture<br />
Lawn and Patio Furniture<br />
Gifts - Fire Screens<br />
Phone GA 3-9463<br />
1723 MISSION STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz Glass<br />
Co.<br />
HOME - AUTO - COMMERCIAL<br />
Agents for Libby-Owens-Ford<br />
GA 3.2311<br />
810 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Joseph Tosto<br />
Fine Wines and Liquors<br />
Phone 3-3029<br />
311 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
Opal Cliff Food<br />
Center<br />
4125 PORTOLA DRIVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 13<br />
RIGHTS OF PRESS DURING RIOTS<br />
The first opinion in the history of the<br />
city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, clarifying<br />
the relations between police officers<br />
and news photographers and reporters during<br />
emergency situations, was recently<br />
issued by City Solicitor David Berger.<br />
In essence, it holds that the freedom of<br />
the press provision in the Federal Constitution<br />
guarantees newsmen their newsgathering<br />
rights even during emergencies.<br />
"Meaningful freedom of the press includes<br />
the right to photograph and disseminate<br />
pictures of public events occurring in<br />
public places," the opinion states. It adds<br />
that physical abuse of news personnel by<br />
a police official can constitute "an extreme<br />
form of censorship."<br />
On the other hand, it holds that the<br />
police are under no compulsion to assist<br />
news personnel to secure news when such<br />
help hampers them in performing their<br />
duty.<br />
NEAR-RIOT<br />
The opinion stems from an incident involving<br />
a press photographer during an<br />
Adlai Stevenson speech at the University<br />
of Pennsylvania Palestra during the recent<br />
presidential campaign.<br />
While helping to restore order during<br />
a demonstration or near-riot, a police of-<br />
Coast Counties<br />
Land Title<br />
Company<br />
L. L. DEWAR<br />
Executive Vice President<br />
Monterey<br />
Salinas<br />
ficer accidentally or deliberately shoved<br />
the photographer, a staff member of a<br />
Philadelphia daily paper, against a wall.<br />
The incident prompted <strong>Police</strong> Commissioner<br />
Thomas J . Gibbons to ask for legal<br />
advice to clarify the respective rights of<br />
the police and the press during riots, demonstrations,<br />
arrests, and like circumstances.<br />
The City Solicitor replied in a threepage<br />
opinion, believed to be the first of its<br />
type ever issued in any major American<br />
city, as follows:<br />
FORMAL OPINION No. 196<br />
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,<br />
LAW DEPARTMENT<br />
You have asked coy opinion regarding<br />
the respective rights of the police of the<br />
city of Philadelphia in maintaining law<br />
and order and of press photographers performing<br />
their work with complete freedom<br />
of the press. This request was precipitated<br />
by an incident occurring on October 31,<br />
1956, at the Palestra of the University of<br />
Pennsylvania during a political rally of the<br />
Democratic Party.<br />
HECKLERS Busy<br />
It appears that during the televised<br />
speech of Adlai Stevenson, Democratic<br />
candidate for President of the United<br />
States, a vociferous group of hecklers attempted<br />
to interrupt the proceedings by<br />
displaying a banner, shouting and other<br />
wise creating a loud disturbance. Especially<br />
since great sums of money were spent for<br />
the national television program, the rude<br />
and inexcusable interference with Mr. Ste-<br />
Tampico Kitchen<br />
JULIO AND OTILA GOMEZ<br />
Mexican Food<br />
In Real Mexican Style<br />
MEXICAN FOOD - BEER<br />
Eat Here or Take Out<br />
Phone GA 3-2651<br />
107 RIVERSIDE AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.<br />
SWISS - AMERICAN<br />
FINE WINES & FINE LIQUORS<br />
Guido Borradori, Prop.<br />
venson's speech was hotly resented by the<br />
large and partisan audience in the Palestra.<br />
This created a condition threatening to<br />
incite violence or even possibly riot in an<br />
overcrowded hail.<br />
It was only natural, therefore, that police<br />
were called to quell the disturbance.<br />
<strong>Police</strong> intervention was opposed and a certain<br />
amount of force became necessary to<br />
remove the demonstrators from the hall.<br />
Whether inadvertently or not, one of the<br />
photographers of a city newspaper was included<br />
in the group and in the ensuing<br />
On the Beach and River<br />
Venetian Court<br />
Apartments<br />
Comfortable - Cozy - Convenient<br />
Reasonable Rates - Open All Year<br />
Steam Heated Apartments<br />
Telephone GREENWOOD 5-0724<br />
P. 0. BOX 417<br />
CAPITOLA-BY-THE-SEA<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
Telephone GArden 3-5432<br />
REID NEWS AGENCY<br />
WHOLESALE MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTORS<br />
ALL INDEPENDENT PUBLICATIONS<br />
346 YOUNGLOVE AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Phone 1628W<br />
WALT'S QUALITY MEATS<br />
Walter E. Bertuccelli, Owner Mgr.<br />
Retail and Wholesale<br />
SMOKED AND FRESH MEATS<br />
HOME-MADE VARIETY SAUSAGE<br />
POULTRY - CHEESE<br />
Corner MISSION and YOUNGLOVE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
MELLIS MARKET<br />
1204 MISSION STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Telephone 4-4105<br />
FRED L. WRGHT<br />
Distributor<br />
MOHAWK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS<br />
121 WATER STREET<br />
601 EAST LAKE STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA WATSON VILLE CALIFORNIA
Page 14<br />
J . J . Crosetti<br />
Company<br />
Growers - Packers - Shippers<br />
Fruits - Vegetables<br />
WATSONVILLE, CALIF.<br />
Hamm' s Fountain<br />
STOCKED WITH ONLY<br />
THE BEST<br />
Service a Specialty<br />
4616 SOQUEL DRIVE<br />
SOQUEL, CALIFORNIA<br />
Wayside Garage<br />
Jasper F. Hendricks, Owner<br />
COMPLETE MECHANICAL<br />
REPAIRS<br />
Fender and Body Work<br />
Auto Painting - Towing Service<br />
Phone 5-9534 Res. Phone 5-5841<br />
645 DEL MONTE AVENUE<br />
P. 0. Box J<br />
SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA<br />
Green Door<br />
7<br />
Phone 5-0880<br />
806 ANITA STREET<br />
SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
melee was shoved and thrown against a<br />
wall by a police officer.<br />
It is to be highly regretted that a member<br />
of the press was so treated. There is<br />
no more important constitutional gurantee<br />
to be observed by governmental law enforcement<br />
officers than freedom of the<br />
press.<br />
PERSONAL LIBERTY<br />
The First Amendment to the Federal<br />
Constitution provides that Congress shall<br />
make no law abridging the freedom of<br />
speech or press. Protection against the infringement<br />
of these freedoms by state or<br />
city agencies is guaranteed by the Fourteenth<br />
Amendment of the United States<br />
Constitution.<br />
The freedoms of speech and of press are<br />
fundamental personal liberties. The rights<br />
to speak freely and promote diversity of<br />
ideas constitute the foundation of free government.<br />
The continued enforcement and<br />
protection of these rights distinguish the<br />
United States from totalitarian nations.<br />
The vitality of our civil and political institutions<br />
depends upon the right of our<br />
society freely to discuss social, economic<br />
and political problems of local, national<br />
and international import. Truth depends<br />
upon freedom to speak, write, think and<br />
differ. Hence the widest latitude in the<br />
dissemination of information is essential.<br />
PHYSICAL ABUSE<br />
Meaningful freedom of the press includes<br />
the right to photograph and disseminate<br />
pictures of public events occurring in<br />
public places. It is intolerable that police<br />
officials who are not vested with discretion<br />
to permit or forbid the exercise of this<br />
right should perpetrate the most extreme<br />
form of censorship: physical abuse of the<br />
photographer. No more tolerable is police<br />
action reaching the same result by threat<br />
or intimidation rather than by bodily contact.<br />
Adherence to these fundamental precepts<br />
in no way impedes the police power.<br />
This was clearly an occasion for its exercise.<br />
In promptly quelling the disturbance<br />
by removing the demonstrators so that<br />
the speaker could continue with his nationally<br />
televised speech the police acted<br />
properly. Only the interference with the<br />
press was incorrect.<br />
This is not to say the press must be present<br />
every time an arrest is made. Nor does<br />
this mean that the police must first inform<br />
the press that an arrest is planned before<br />
apprehending a law violator. The police<br />
have full freedom to carry out lawful police<br />
action regardless of whether press representatives<br />
are present or have prior<br />
knowledge thereof.<br />
But where police action is taken in a<br />
public place during a public event which<br />
is being covered by the newspapers, radio<br />
April- May, 1957<br />
Ragghianti Shoe<br />
Repair Shop<br />
312 ALVARADO STREET<br />
MONTEREY, CALIF.<br />
Del Mar French<br />
Laundry<br />
JULIE HREPICH<br />
508 DEL MONTE AVE.<br />
MONTEREY, CALIF.<br />
Monterey Garage<br />
CHEVRON GAS STATION<br />
Complete Automotive Service<br />
Towing - 24-Hours<br />
Phone FRONTIER 5-4175<br />
MUNRAS, FREMONT AND<br />
ABREGO STREETS<br />
MONTEREY, CALIF.<br />
JOE MOSSOLO<br />
Trucking Company<br />
337 ROSSI STREET<br />
SALINAS, CALIF.<br />
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April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 15<br />
and television, the press plainly has the<br />
right to report such public occurrence with<br />
or without photographs.<br />
No INTERFERENCE<br />
The exercise of this right by the press<br />
may not be the occasion for interference<br />
with proper police action. Photographers<br />
in their zeal to make a pictorial report may<br />
not hamper the police. The cry for "just<br />
one more" picture may have to give way<br />
to the exigencies of the emergency. The<br />
police are there to arrest, not to pose for<br />
pictures.<br />
And it goes without saying, if a press<br />
representative himself violates the law he<br />
is subject to police action. Exercise of freedom<br />
of the press gives no immunity from<br />
the application of general laws. Associated<br />
Press v. N. L. R. B., 301 U. S. 103, 57S.<br />
Ct. 650 (1937). Moreover, the right of<br />
peaceable assembly was here being protected<br />
by the police action directed against<br />
those creating the disturbance. This is a<br />
right cognate to the rights of free speech<br />
and free press. It is equally fundamental.<br />
De Jonge v. Oregon, 299 U. S. 353, 57S.<br />
Ct. 255 (1937).<br />
Accordingly, you are advised that the<br />
police have the duty to take all measures<br />
reasonably necessary, including the use of<br />
force, to protect the public, especially when<br />
its peaceable assemblage is violated or<br />
threatened. Performance of this duty is<br />
clearly a proper subject of news reporting.<br />
Photographs of the police action may be<br />
taken. There may be no interference with<br />
the exercise of the freedom of the press<br />
by force or threats. By the same token,<br />
press representatives may not hamper the<br />
police in the exercise of the police power.<br />
The public interest in the maintenance<br />
of law and order exists side by side with<br />
the public interest in the protection of our<br />
basic and fundamental liberties. Neither<br />
justifies suppression by the other.<br />
The <strong>Police</strong> Chief<br />
McCOY'S TEXACO STATION<br />
Phone GReenwood 5-3278<br />
CALIFORNIA LEADS THE U. S.<br />
California leads all other states in passenger car and motor truck registrations<br />
with 5,641,408 passenger cars and 853,910 trucks, for a total of 6,495,-<br />
318 vehicles.<br />
New York, with 4,131,794 cars and a total motor vehicle tally of 4,819,000,<br />
ranks second in passenger car and total vehicle registrations. Texas, with<br />
some 834,000 trucks plying its streets and highways, has the second highest<br />
motor truck total, reports the National Automobile Club.<br />
Rounding out the top ten in total registrations are: Texas, 3,959,000;<br />
Pennsylvania, 3,890,000; Ohio, 3,628,000; Illinois, 3,419,000; Michigan,<br />
3,197,000; New Jersey, 2,131,000; Indiana, 1,828,000, and Florida, 1,756,000.<br />
MOTORING IS BIG BUSINESS<br />
The motoring public that takes to the<br />
nation's highway for vacation trips, business<br />
or week-end jaunts probably doesn't<br />
realize just how much of a factor it has<br />
become in the Nation's economy. For that<br />
matter Mr. Motorist and his family content<br />
themselves with knowing how much<br />
DICK'S FINE FOOD<br />
DICK H. STAMPOLIS<br />
Phone GArden 3-8733<br />
1116 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
LOUS LIQUORS<br />
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS<br />
LOU FONTANA<br />
GArden 3-3477<br />
2330 MISSION STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
SANTA CRUZ RADIO & TV<br />
R. C. "BOB" DODSON<br />
GArden 3-6028<br />
123 WATER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
Unique and Exclusive Tailoring<br />
for<br />
Ladies and Gentlemen<br />
money they have to spend. But the National<br />
Automobile Club reports that roadside<br />
business was very much in the big<br />
leagues during 1956, amounting in the<br />
aggregate to more than $25 billion.<br />
Catering to Mr. Motorist and all other<br />
highway users were these five group3<br />
whose combined volume of business makes<br />
up the enormous total: hotels—two billion<br />
dollars; motels—one and one-half billion<br />
dollars; restaurants—more than five<br />
billion dollars; service stations—$12.4; all<br />
others, such as amusement parks, sightseeing<br />
locations, and rural highway stores,<br />
—more than $4 billion dollars.<br />
With more cars slated for the highways<br />
this year, with more highways being built<br />
in California and throughout the country,<br />
it is difficult even to guess at what the roadside<br />
business picture will be like in another<br />
ten years. But as long as we continue<br />
to be gregarious people and like to<br />
get around, we are developing a new segment<br />
in the U. S. economic pattern of<br />
growth and expansion through integration.<br />
DRIVER EDUCATION<br />
More than 10,000 high schools in the<br />
United States now offer driver training,<br />
according to the National Automobile<br />
Club.<br />
AL'S PLACE<br />
COCKTAILS<br />
3801 PORTOLA DRIVE<br />
L. GARCIA Phone FR 2-9981<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA 603 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
685 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA MONTEREY CALIFORNIA<br />
CLUB HIGH HAT<br />
BEER & WINE<br />
DANCING - DINNERS<br />
Phone CR 3-9661<br />
801 BEACH STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
BALL BIKE SHOP<br />
SALES & SERVICE<br />
Phone GArden 6-2243<br />
630 WATER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
CABRILLO CAFE<br />
BEER - WINE<br />
HENRY AND MARY<br />
Phone FR 2-4881<br />
554 LIGHTHOUSE<br />
NEW MONTEREY CALIFORNIA
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SANTA CRUZ<br />
SELECT CLEANERS<br />
We Give S & H Green Stamps<br />
GA 3-1161<br />
1370 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
Dial GA 3-6724<br />
120 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
KING'S SERVICE<br />
720 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
BIBBINS HOME AND AUTO<br />
SUPPLY<br />
TIRES • BATTERIES • GASOLINE<br />
APPLIANCES • TELEVISION • RECAPPING<br />
We Give S & H Green Stamps<br />
MABRY S. BIBBINS - GArden 3-7905<br />
GA 3-7904<br />
2015 TO 2023 NORTH PACIFIC<br />
SANTA CRUZ<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
CATHAY CARE<br />
CHINESE AND AMERICAN DINNERS<br />
ORDERS TO TAKE OUT<br />
II am, to 12 m. - Closed on Wednesday<br />
ii am, to 3 am. Saturday<br />
J. H. CHIN, Prop.<br />
Phone GA 3-6877<br />
112 SOQUEL AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
fONESIO LIQUORS<br />
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS<br />
VICTOR BONESIO<br />
Phone GA 3-4537<br />
713 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
SANITARY PLUMBING AND<br />
HEATING CO.<br />
CACACE, VICTORINO AND CACACE<br />
PLUMBING • HEATING<br />
SHEET METAL WORK<br />
FREE ESTIMATES<br />
Phone GA 3-0972<br />
413 PACIFIC AVENUE<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
WARD MOTOR SALES<br />
AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT AND SOLD<br />
BANK TERMS<br />
DIM YOUR LIGHTS<br />
Drivers who fail to dim their car headlights<br />
for other drivers as required by law<br />
are a menace on the highways, according<br />
to the California Highway Patrol.<br />
"The law required that when a driver<br />
approaches within 500 feet of an oncoming<br />
vehicle, he shall use a distribution of<br />
light so aimed that the glaring rays are<br />
not projected into the eyes of the oncoming<br />
driver," states Patrol Commissioner<br />
B. R. Caldwell. "This also applies to traffic<br />
on divided highways.<br />
"In addition to this requirement it is<br />
necessary for the driver of a vehicle following<br />
within 200 feet of another vehicle<br />
to use the low beam distribution of light.<br />
Courteous drivers will always dim the<br />
headlights when meeting or following<br />
another vehicle.<br />
"The Patrol asks every driver to be more<br />
courteous in the use of headlights," Caldwell<br />
concluded. "Cooperate and help assure<br />
safety for yourself and the drivers<br />
you meet or follow in the darkness."<br />
"OUT OF FRYING PAN"<br />
In an attempt to get away from the pursuing<br />
highway patrolman, the boy darted<br />
down a side street, spotted an empty garage,<br />
roared into the garage, turned off the<br />
motor, and slid down in the seat. The<br />
patrolman went roaring on by.<br />
Then, reports the National Automobile<br />
Club, the housewife came down to the<br />
garage, gave the boy a spirited lecture, and<br />
called her husband to take the proper action.<br />
Her husband just happened to be a<br />
sergeant in the California Highway Patrol!<br />
GORDITOS<br />
TORTILLA FACTORY<br />
Distributors of<br />
Mexican Candy - Bread - Spices<br />
Phone HA 4-2011<br />
48 PAJARO STREET<br />
SALINAS CALIFORNIA<br />
THOMPSON PAINT CO.<br />
Distributors of<br />
MORWEAR PAINT PRODUCTS<br />
Chas. J. Thompson, Manager<br />
Phone 3985<br />
831 SOUTH MAIN STREET<br />
SALINAS CALIFORNIA<br />
AMERICAN MEAT MARKET<br />
CHOICE MEATS<br />
MAURICE WARD<br />
Phone 2-7067<br />
Phone GArden 3-1614<br />
1303 OCEAN STREET<br />
40 EAST MARKET STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA SALINAS CALIFORNIA<br />
GLENN-ROWE SERVICE CO., INC.<br />
CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINES<br />
JACK MALLOCH, Manager<br />
Home Phone GA 3-6641<br />
Business Phone GA 3-5353<br />
1305 WATER STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ CALIFORNIA<br />
C. GARCIA & SONS<br />
DRIVE IN MARKET<br />
GROCERIES - MEATS<br />
FRUITS - VEGETABLES<br />
Phone 87<br />
GONZALES CALIFORNIA<br />
ORDWAY PHARMACY<br />
WATSON AND DOW<br />
Phone FR 2-8085<br />
398 ALVARADO STREET<br />
MONTEREY CALIFORNIA<br />
SEASIDE AUTO WRECKERS<br />
AND GARAGE<br />
ERNIE GRAVELLE, Prop.<br />
Phone 2-2455 P. 0. BOX 957<br />
538 DEL MONTE AVENUE<br />
SEASIDE CALIFORNIA<br />
Del Monte Auto Repairs<br />
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING<br />
OPEN SEVEN DAYS<br />
'BILL AND BOB'<br />
1144 'DEL MONTE BOULEVARD<br />
SEASIDE CALIFORNIA<br />
HERMAN S. NIELSEN<br />
PLUMBING - HEATING<br />
MERCHANDISING AND CONTRACTING<br />
Agent<br />
JACUZZI WATER PUMPS<br />
DAY & NIGHT WATER HEATERS<br />
Monterey Phone FR 5.3797<br />
ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE<br />
P. 0. BOX 1125 SEASIDE CALIFORNIA<br />
MARY'S MEXICAN FOOD<br />
Enchiladas - Tamales - Tacos - Dinners<br />
ORDERS TO TAKE OUT<br />
John & Angela Zuniga<br />
Phone 4.5788<br />
1047 MAIN STREET<br />
WATSONVILLE CALIFORNIA<br />
Gene Cokley's Friendly<br />
526 CLUB<br />
CARD ROOM - COCKTAILS<br />
Enjoy all Sports on our Television<br />
526 EAST ALISAL STREET<br />
SALINAS CALIFORNIA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS JOURNAL Page 17<br />
THIS CHIEF IS ONLY 25 YEARS OLD!<br />
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SMALL, YOUNG AND EFFICIENT is the <strong>Police</strong> Department of Huron, California, whose Chief, Frank J. Ferguson (on the left) may be<br />
the youngest holding that post in California. The rest of the department are, reading from left to right: Sgt. Homer J . Worth, Patrolman<br />
John Saarloos, <strong>Police</strong>woman Tobie A. Bybee and Patrolman Floyd Runion.<br />
Young, young Chiefs of <strong>Police</strong> are bobbing<br />
up all over the place since we found<br />
one in Sausalito recently. This latest one,<br />
though, may really cop the first prize. He's<br />
only 25 years old.<br />
Frank J. Ferguson became Chief of <strong>Police</strong><br />
of Huron, California, last December<br />
when he was but 24 years old.<br />
When Tobie A. Bybee, policewoman of<br />
Huron, read in a recent issue of the Po-<br />
LICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL,<br />
the claim of his friends that Louis Peter<br />
Mountanos, Chief of Sausalito was the<br />
youngest holding that post in California,<br />
loyalty to her own boss prompted her to<br />
send along the story of Chief Ferguson<br />
and a picture of the personnel of his department.<br />
Huron was incorporated in 1951 and<br />
Glenn T. Clark was appointed the first<br />
Chief. He passed away in May, 1956, and<br />
Ferguson, then a patrolman, was named<br />
Acting Chief which position which posi-<br />
tion he held for six months. Last December<br />
he was named Chief.<br />
The youthful police boss is realistic in<br />
his thinking and decisive in his actions.<br />
Four others make up the department: Sgt.<br />
Homer J . Worth, Patrolman John Saarloos<br />
and Floyd Runion and <strong>Police</strong>woman<br />
Bybee.<br />
The JOURNAL salutes the Huron <strong>Police</strong><br />
Department.<br />
RESPONSIBILITY<br />
Under the terms of the strengthened<br />
financial security law, if a motor vehicle<br />
is involved in an accident resulting in personal<br />
injury to any one or damage to the<br />
property of any one person in excess of<br />
$100, and the owner or driver is unable<br />
to show financial responsibility, the registration<br />
certificate and the license plates<br />
will be suspended and the car must be put<br />
into storage at the owner's expense, warns<br />
the California State Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
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ENGINE TESTING<br />
One new V-8 engine on the market today<br />
was tested more than three million<br />
miles under all conditions before being<br />
put into production, according to the National<br />
Automobile Club.<br />
Akiyoshi Bros.<br />
Growers and Shippers<br />
FANCY STRAWBERRIES<br />
Phone 2-1193<br />
1450 SALINAS ROAD<br />
WATSONVILLE, CALIF.
Page 18 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 1957<br />
S. F. CONVENTION<br />
(Contniued from page 3)<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
FOURTH GENERAL SESSION<br />
9:00 A.M.-<br />
Invocation - Rev. Anthony Kosturos,<br />
Holy Trinity Church, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>.<br />
Address—Arthur H. Sherry, Professor<br />
of Law, University of California, Berkeley.<br />
9:30 A.M.-<br />
Address—Thomas C. Lynch, District<br />
Attorney, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> County.<br />
10:00 A.M.-<br />
Report by President of California State<br />
Sheriff's <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
10:15 A.M.-<br />
Panel Discussion, 'Traffic Problems."<br />
Moderator, Commissioner B. R. Caldwell,<br />
California Highway Patrol.<br />
11:15 A.M.-<br />
"1957 Legislation"—J. Frank Coakley,<br />
District Attorney, Alameda County; Attorney<br />
Robert 0. Ford, Legislative Advocate,<br />
Sacramento.<br />
11:45 A.M.-<br />
Report of Women Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' <strong>Association</strong><br />
of California—President, Delora<br />
Sutter, Sacramento <strong>Police</strong> Department.<br />
12:00 NOON—<br />
Recess to attend annual luncheon of<br />
Women Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON<br />
FIFTH GENERAL SESSION<br />
2:00 P.M.-<br />
Address—Russell H. Munro, Director,<br />
Department of Alcoholic Beverage<br />
Control, Sacramento.<br />
2:30 P.M.—<br />
Filing of <strong>Association</strong> Committee Reports<br />
by Chairmen.<br />
2:45 P.M.—<br />
Reports of Conference Committee -<br />
Credentials, Membership, Auditing,<br />
Resolutions and Memorial.<br />
3:00 P.M.—<br />
Unfinished business—Amendments to<br />
By-laws.<br />
3:30 P.M.—<br />
Report of Nominating Committee.<br />
3:45 P.M.—<br />
Election of <strong>Officers</strong>.<br />
4:00 P.M.—<br />
Report of Conference City Selection<br />
Committee.<br />
4:15 P.M.—<br />
Selection of next Conference City.<br />
4:30 P.M.—<br />
Retiring of Colors—<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> <strong>Police</strong><br />
Department.<br />
4:45 P.M.—<br />
Adjournment.<br />
EVENING<br />
7:00 P.M.—<br />
Reception, Italian Room, St. Francis<br />
Hotel.<br />
8:00 P.M.—<br />
Banquet, Colonial Room, St. Francis<br />
Hotel.<br />
Introduction of Distinguished Guests<br />
and Host, Chief Frank Ahern.<br />
Introduction of officers of Women<br />
Peace <strong>Officers</strong>' <strong>Association</strong> of California.<br />
Installation of <strong>Officers</strong> by U. S. Marshal<br />
Robert W. Ware, Los Angeles, and<br />
response by President-elect.<br />
Presentation of Past-President's emblem<br />
and Life Membership card to Retiring<br />
President Jansen.<br />
Presentation of Life Membership cards<br />
to members of <strong>Association</strong> whose continuous<br />
membership exceeds twenty<br />
years.<br />
Entertainment.<br />
TAKE IT EASY<br />
If you're trying to get your car out of<br />
mud or sand, avoid having the wheels spin<br />
and dig you in more deeply. National<br />
Automobile Club advises you to use low<br />
or second gear and to open that throttle<br />
no more than is absolutely necessary.<br />
Spanish Kitchen<br />
Orders to Take Out<br />
PANCHO AND LITA<br />
HARRISON 2-4919<br />
700 W. MARKET STREET<br />
SALINAS, CALIF.<br />
E. B. Stone & Son<br />
GREENALL FERTILIZER<br />
Everything For the Soil at<br />
Your Local Garden Supply<br />
Dealers<br />
SALINAS, CALIF.<br />
Phone: FRontier 5-998 7<br />
H and H Lumber<br />
Company<br />
T. H. HANDLEY<br />
Del Monte Avenue and<br />
Del Rey Boulevard<br />
Seaside, Calif.<br />
FRANK RAITER<br />
CANNING CO.<br />
Division of<br />
SAN XAVIER FISH<br />
PACKING COMPANY<br />
A California Corporation<br />
Quality Packers of<br />
CALIFORNIA'S CANNED<br />
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES<br />
SALINAS, CALIF.
April-May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 19<br />
GOSSIP OF THE PISTOL RANGES<br />
Far be it from me to say a word against<br />
any of my fellow pistol shooters but I'm<br />
sure that on Sunday, March 3, 1957, the<br />
asylum at Napa was denuded of male patrons<br />
as they were all down at the Oakland<br />
Pistol Range for the opening of the<br />
1957 season. It was a mass exodus from<br />
the sanctuary at Napa. Wot a mob!! Over<br />
320 cwazy people standing out in the rain<br />
all day long shootin' holes in a piece of<br />
paper and having one hell of a time a<br />
doin' it!!<br />
Six relays, too, with each relay holding<br />
52 nuts that gives with a figure of 312<br />
plus a few odds and ends making a total<br />
of 320 demented, maniac and moonstruck<br />
humans (?). It's just too horrible to contemplate.<br />
The little men in the white coats<br />
must have done a thriving business Sunday<br />
taking them all back home to their<br />
nice padded cells.<br />
Ran into "Dragrace" Rhul, of the Burlingame<br />
<strong>Police</strong> Department who is now<br />
known as "Doc" Rhul having earned the<br />
sobriquet when he had to play midwife<br />
to one of the ladies on his beat. No medic<br />
around so "Dragrace' '—no, I mean Doc—<br />
delivered the baby by himself and, according<br />
to medical authorities who arrived<br />
later, the job was as neat as could be—<br />
tied cord and all. The mother and the<br />
Bonesio Bros.<br />
Winery<br />
Producers of Fine Wine<br />
By J Ross DUNNIGAN<br />
baby are doing first rate but ole Doc is<br />
still having the jitters. Maybe that will<br />
wipe out the drag-race episode.<br />
HE WILL BE MISSED<br />
Learned that our eager-beaver hot-shot<br />
Captain Davidson of the Fort Ord team<br />
E. REYES<br />
Telephone VINEw00D 2-2601 Labor Camp<br />
ROUTE 1, BOX 105<br />
GILR0Y, CALIFORNIA GOOD FOOD<br />
Beacon Garage<br />
Phone OR 5-2282<br />
540 ALTA STREET<br />
GONZALES, CALIFORNIA<br />
Phone 8139<br />
30 SUN STREET<br />
Salinas, California<br />
/<br />
L<br />
has been transferred to Fort Monmouth,<br />
Va. The Fort Ord team will sore miss the<br />
good captain and are hoping that their<br />
next mentor is as good.<br />
I note in the last issue of the California<br />
Fish and Game Commission Bulletin that<br />
Les Lahr, one of the deputies, was given<br />
an award by the Central California Op-tometric Society for his outstanding work<br />
in conducting a series of color tests and<br />
visibility charts (mostly for hunters) and<br />
other safety devices. Les informed me that<br />
they have been experimenting with red,<br />
yellow, green and other colors and came<br />
up with the theory that red is the worst<br />
color to wear—especially for nimrods. Les<br />
also confides, strictly top-secret, that he is<br />
now working on a new target with a purple<br />
bulls-eye on a field of pink. That I<br />
gotta see.<br />
I see that Ed Preston, SFPD, was elected<br />
President of the SF <strong>Police</strong> Revolver<br />
Club; G. Elliott Murphy, vice-president<br />
and the perennial Jerry Gallagher as secretary.<br />
Jerry hasn't been shooting for quite<br />
a spell having fallen by the wayside some<br />
six years ago.<br />
SPECIAL TROPHIES<br />
The Olympic Club is offering three special<br />
trophies this year to the three clubs<br />
Mike N. Matulich<br />
Dry Pack Lettuce<br />
SALINAS, CALIFORNIA<br />
Solis Winery<br />
Dry Wines<br />
Rosa Rossi<br />
ROUTE 1, BOX 110<br />
GILROY, CALIFORNIA
Page 20<br />
Italian California<br />
Wine Co.<br />
Wholesale Wine<br />
ANGELO BERTERO<br />
VINEw00D 2-3032<br />
ROUTE 1, BOX 53<br />
GILROY, CALIFORNIA<br />
Miguel Aboytes<br />
Licensed Labor Contractor<br />
Phone OS 5-3919<br />
P. 0. BOX 886<br />
GONZALES, CALIFORNIA<br />
Westcott Motor<br />
Company<br />
Chevrolet<br />
JOSEPH WESTCOTT, Owner<br />
Phone: ORIOLE 8-2621<br />
SOLEDAD, CALIF.<br />
EL CAMINO<br />
Auto Court and<br />
Gas Station<br />
SOLEDAD, CALIF.<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
or organizations whose teams earn the<br />
greatest number of credit points during<br />
the season. There will be no registration<br />
fee—all for free, sez the Olympic Club.<br />
The credit point system, as I understand<br />
it, is based on the point system used in<br />
yachting race circles. Don't get the system<br />
at all but am studying up on my nautical<br />
terms to see if it will help my shooting<br />
any. Heave-ho, my hearties, man the jib<br />
spanker and all that there stuff of the sea.<br />
Anyhow, it's a nice gesture for the Olympic<br />
Club and has created a lot of intrest.<br />
est.<br />
And, boy, was it nice to pick up the<br />
results of the matches on Sunday and find<br />
that a new shooter walked off with the<br />
top aggregate score. Yep, Colonel Leon<br />
Rouge, of the SF Presidio, was the gent.<br />
See the photo along with this article for<br />
more information on the colonel.<br />
How ABOUT THIS?<br />
There is a muchly controversial Assembly<br />
Bill proposed, to be added to the Penal<br />
Code AB No. 3842. It briefly states that<br />
every erson who possesses a fire arm capable<br />
of being concealed must, within 72<br />
hours after he acquires the weapon, or if<br />
he possesses a weapon on the effective date<br />
of this section, register the fact of such<br />
possession with the Chief of <strong>Police</strong> of his<br />
city. Failure to comply with this section is<br />
a misdemeanor. Did I say controversial?<br />
Think of the gun collectors' plight. Well,<br />
you take it from there.<br />
Randy McDermott was back on the<br />
lines, after a four-year layoff, with a kit<br />
full of new guns, gadgets and 'scopes.<br />
Randy ran into a lot of tuff competition<br />
and a lot of hard luck for his first day out<br />
but he sez it was a lot of fun and is sure<br />
glad he is back at the game again.<br />
I see that Fred Plough, taken right out<br />
from the City College Criminology class,<br />
is taking a job over in the Mann County<br />
Sheriff's office under our old friend Sheriff<br />
Dave Menary. Dave hasn't been with<br />
us since he took over the sheriff's job in<br />
Mann. Guess he has been too busy to do<br />
much shooting.<br />
As I walk along the lines during the<br />
.45 matches I notice that quite a few of<br />
the shooters are using .45 revolvers now<br />
instead of the automatic. Wonder wot<br />
hoppen and why. Maybe it's a good thing<br />
to look into some day.<br />
Several inquiries have been made of me<br />
about the rumor that the new freeway is<br />
going right smack thru the Oakland Pistol<br />
Club range. Relax, boys and gals, it's just<br />
a rumor as the freeway will go thru the<br />
west end of the zoo which is about threequarters<br />
of a mile away from the pistol<br />
range.<br />
April - May, 19)7<br />
Virginio Pappani &<br />
Sons Winery<br />
Phones<br />
VINEWOOD 2-3814 - 2-3457<br />
ROUTE 1, BOX 149<br />
MOREY AVENUE<br />
GILR0Y, CALIFORNIA<br />
HAZEL'S BAR<br />
BOX 771<br />
Phone OR 8-2403<br />
SOLEDAD, CALIF.<br />
THE PALACE<br />
BAR-B-CUE STEAK AND SANDWICHES<br />
ITALIAN DINNERS<br />
Phone OSborne 5.3401<br />
GONZALES CALIFORNIA<br />
MARY AROZ RANCHITO BAR<br />
GONZALES CALIFORNIA<br />
ARCADIA LODGE<br />
GOOD FOOD AND DRINKS<br />
ROUTE I, BOX 111<br />
SOLEDAD CALIFORNIA<br />
BOULDER BURGER DRIVE INN<br />
DINNERS • BREAKFAST • LUNCH<br />
Dot & Al Morehouse<br />
BOULDER CREEK CALIFORNIA
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 21<br />
1957 INDOOR PISTOL CHAMPS<br />
By J. Ross DUNNIGAN<br />
Took a flying trip to the 1957 NRA<br />
Indoor Pistol Championship matches held<br />
last month at the U. S. Naval Base range<br />
in <strong>San</strong> Bruno. This was one of the thirty<br />
such matches held all over the United<br />
States during the month of March to determine<br />
the champs of the teams and<br />
individuals.<br />
There was just the one match held in<br />
California. Some 85 shooters from all<br />
over the state showed up for the matches<br />
in <strong>San</strong> Bruno where the marines have a<br />
very fine 23 firing point range for the .22<br />
gun only. The matches at <strong>San</strong> Bruno were<br />
sponsored by the Mainliner Rifle-Pistol<br />
Club (the United Airlines) under the<br />
secretaryship of John Low—and a swell<br />
Job the Mainliners turned out. Ray Felton,<br />
from the Oakland Club, acted as referee.<br />
This match, or these matches, are for the<br />
US indoor .22 caliber championships, both<br />
teams and individuals and are shot under<br />
NRA rules. The matches are the slow<br />
timed and rapid strings of 20 shots, one<br />
short national plus the aggregate of<br />
matches 1, 2, 3 and 4. For good measure<br />
they threw in an extra match for the NRA<br />
building Fund made up of the aggregate<br />
of matches 2 and 3. Colonel Leon Rouge,<br />
SF Presidio, won the high aggregate<br />
match and the building fund aggregate<br />
match. Scores received too late for publication.<br />
We had one of the pistol shooting cclebraties<br />
with us on Sunday when Ofutt<br />
Pinion showed up with the group from<br />
LOS GATOS WASHETTE<br />
ELgato 4-4361<br />
467 NORTH SANTA CRUZ AVENUE<br />
LOS GATOS CALIFORNIA<br />
THE PALMS REST HOME<br />
AMBULATORY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN<br />
ANNA C. DUNCAN. R.N.<br />
Telephone ELgato 4-4105<br />
15049 SAN JOSE-LOS GATOS ROAD<br />
LOS GATOS CALIFORNIA<br />
KALER PLUMBING & HEATING<br />
Plumbing Fixtures - Heating Equipment<br />
Sold, Installed and Repaired<br />
CONTRACTING<br />
LOUIS P. SOUCEY, Owner<br />
Telephone 5-4580 or 5-4143<br />
P. 0. BOX 56<br />
FELTON CALIFORNIA<br />
THERE ARE SMILES that won't wear off on<br />
G. Elliott Murphy who has just been elected<br />
vice-president of the <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> <strong>Police</strong><br />
Revolver Club. Ed Preston was chosen as<br />
President.<br />
the 12th Naval District team. Who dat?<br />
Well, to make a long story longer, Ofutt<br />
was one of the 1956 Olympic team shooters<br />
who boated it to Melbourne for the<br />
RED RYDER CAFE<br />
4988 EL CAMINO<br />
LOS ALTOS CALIFORNIA<br />
EL CAMNO AUTO SERVICE<br />
"Our Complete Auto Service Keeps You Rolling"<br />
W. H. (BILL) SHERMAN<br />
WHitecliff 8-2535<br />
4580 EL CAMINO<br />
LOS ALTOS CALIFORNIA<br />
Bill and Tom's<br />
TOWN CLUB<br />
Not the Best - But Hard to Beat<br />
Phone RE 6-8839<br />
246 W. EVELYN<br />
SUNNYVALE CALIFORNIA<br />
LEIDIGS TEXACO<br />
Complete Automotive Service & Repair<br />
FRED NELSEN, Service Manager<br />
Office Phone 7-7027<br />
Residence Phone 8-0193<br />
SEVENTH AND SAN CARLOS<br />
CARMEL CALIFORNIA<br />
U.S.A. Now do you know who dat?<br />
Was just wondering if you had the<br />
same trouble in finding the back entrance<br />
to the shooting grounds on account of<br />
because the main entrance is being repaved?<br />
And speaking along those lines I<br />
might add that there is no need to worry<br />
about the freeway going thru the middle<br />
of the shooting range as it will be down<br />
at the west end of the zoo which end is<br />
some mile or so away from the shooting<br />
area.<br />
It's very amusing to see the new shoot-<br />
-<br />
HIGHLANDS INN<br />
Carmel, California<br />
New Lanai rooms or cottages in<br />
the pines with fireplaces.<br />
Swimming in the heated pool.<br />
Cocktails in the Sunset Room with<br />
view over the ocean and rugged<br />
coastline.<br />
Excellent facilities for meetings<br />
and conventions.<br />
Wedding Chapel.<br />
FRITZ HARTUNG, Manager<br />
Carmel . . . Mayfair 4-6496<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>. . . EXbrook 2-4330<br />
Oakland. . . TWinoaks 3-8424<br />
Los Angeles . . . Vandyke 2937<br />
SARATOGA DRUG STORE<br />
S & H Green Stamps<br />
Phone UN 7-5423<br />
SARATOGA CALIFORNIA<br />
AITREH EROS. SARATOGA<br />
GARAGE<br />
A.A.A. SERVICE<br />
TOWING - REPAIRS<br />
Phone UN 7-3427<br />
SARATOGA CALIFORNIA
Page 22<br />
Griffiths & Powers<br />
Real Estate & Insurance<br />
HARRY POWERS<br />
Office: REGENT 6-5477<br />
Home: REGENT 6-6297<br />
300 SOUTH MURPHY AVENUE<br />
SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA<br />
Sunnyvale Garage<br />
24 Hour Tow Service<br />
Wheel Aligning & Balancing<br />
Expert Brake Work & Tuneup<br />
General Auto Repair<br />
Body Work & Painting<br />
Official Service<br />
P. 0. Box 376<br />
101 HIGHWAY AND<br />
SARATOGA ROAD<br />
SUNNYVALE, CALIF.<br />
POZA BROS.<br />
Trucking Company<br />
General Trucking and<br />
Hauling<br />
P. 0. BOX 298<br />
249 NORTH FAIR OAK<br />
SUNNYVALE, CALIF.<br />
SHERMAN FITCH<br />
Representing<br />
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES<br />
AUTO LIFE - FIRE<br />
BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS<br />
Phone: REgent 6-4204<br />
559 SOUTH TAAFFE STREET<br />
SUNNYVALE CALIFORNIA<br />
Ray or Gladys Morris<br />
HOT DOG INN<br />
151 1/2 SOUTH MURPHY AVENUE<br />
SUNNYVALE CALIFORNIA<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
ers walking around the place all decked<br />
out with a new gun, holster and boots to<br />
match. The belt is hung low over the right<br />
hip, the very latest fast draw holster<br />
hooked onto the belt and the belt loaded<br />
down with cartridges. Looks as though the<br />
old west has been revived and any minute<br />
one might see young Wyatt Earp suddenly<br />
draw and fire on the modern version<br />
of Billy the Kid. After a couple of<br />
matches the guns arrive in a neat shooting<br />
box and the belt is forever hidden away<br />
in the back recesss of the attic closet.<br />
NEW TARGET<br />
But to get back to the draw and fire<br />
stuff you should get a copy of the March<br />
issue of "GUNS" (one of the newer<br />
shooting magazines) and read the article<br />
"The Target That Shoots Back" - it's<br />
interesting to say the least. This target is<br />
built like a man and is electrically controlled<br />
to shoot back at you (with blanks,<br />
my dear fellow) if'n you don't beat him<br />
to the draw in 3/10's of a second. Try<br />
drawing and firing from the hip without<br />
live ammo and see how you'd make out<br />
if you were in front of the dummy<br />
shooter.<br />
Henry Bowes ups last month and marries<br />
Lois McElhany and for their honeymoon<br />
they tripsey to Florida in their new<br />
Henry J . While there they had nothing<br />
to do (2) so Lois enters the Midwinter<br />
Pistol Shoot in Tampa and wins the<br />
Sharpshooter aggregate medal. There<br />
must be something funny to be said about<br />
that but I'm darned if I can think of<br />
anything—maybe you can.<br />
RANGE Is SOLD<br />
Joe Dc Cola (no relation to Coke) informs<br />
me that the <strong>San</strong> Jose Pistol Club is<br />
now a golf course. Sounds like a trick<br />
Houdini would use in his act. It seems the<br />
Board of Directors at one of their night<br />
sessions voted to sell the grounds to a<br />
buyer who wanted to make the place into<br />
a golf hounds' haven. I understand that<br />
there were two negative votes for the sale<br />
but the "Ayes" have it—and so ordered.<br />
Does anyone know of a place the <strong>San</strong> Jose<br />
Club could obtain?<br />
I have been noticing of late that many<br />
shooting clubs have been trying to hold<br />
matches but for some reason or other they<br />
do not get the interest nor the crowds<br />
they should. There is plenty of shooting<br />
going on around our way, <strong>San</strong> Jose, Monterey,<br />
Sacramento and the likes but the<br />
shooters just don't patronize them. Take<br />
the case of John Bellera and the shoot he<br />
held a few months ago at Fort Ord. About<br />
40 shooters turned out leaving John with<br />
a few dozen medals that he still has yet to<br />
dispose of.<br />
Hank Crossfleld had a narrow escape<br />
Sunday when his gun blew up tearing<br />
p<br />
April - May, 1957<br />
The Antlers...<br />
Call or Write for Reservations<br />
for Parties or Banquets<br />
GERRY AND ANN DRUHN<br />
Phone WHITECL1FF 8-9038<br />
4700 EL CAMINO REAL<br />
LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA<br />
Frankie & Jonnie<br />
& Luigi<br />
Restaurant and Pizzeria<br />
939 EL CAMINO REAL<br />
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF.<br />
P & E<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
COMPANY<br />
General Engineering<br />
Contractors<br />
CY 7-1031<br />
1620 So. SEVENTH ST.<br />
SAN JOSE, CALIF.
April -May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 23<br />
HILL VIE W<br />
PLUMBING Co.<br />
WHITECLIFF 8-7154<br />
193 S. SAN ANTONIO RD.<br />
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF.<br />
E. H. BEAN<br />
Crane Truck Service<br />
Machinery Moving & Placing<br />
Steel Erection - Trucking<br />
Rigging Certified Welders &<br />
Millwrights - Radio Equipped<br />
MAIN STREET AT BRADFORD<br />
Near Bayshore Highway<br />
REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.<br />
J unipero Serra<br />
Hospital<br />
PL 5-7755<br />
BRIGGS STREET<br />
COLMA, CALIF.<br />
McCammon-<br />
Wunderlich<br />
Company<br />
General Contractors<br />
DA 5-5691<br />
P. 0. Box 359<br />
PALO ALTO, CALIF.<br />
apart the cylinder and scattering same all<br />
over the landscape. Parts were picked up<br />
at least 150 yards away from the place of<br />
the blow and most fortunately no one was<br />
hurt at the time. Hank is now thinking of<br />
using bows and arrows for the rest of the<br />
season until his jangled nerves quiet<br />
down. THEY HAVE TROUBLES<br />
Jake Cook, one of the newer shooters,<br />
was having a tuff time of it trying to get<br />
all his shots on the paper and was extremely<br />
happy in having found six out of<br />
ten on his timed fire string. Jake explains<br />
that he has been shooting for possibles all<br />
day and unless he gets the possibles he<br />
just don't want anything. In that he was<br />
not disappointed.<br />
Bill Dennis also had his troubles but<br />
in another way. Bill was having difficulties<br />
in getting them in the black and stated<br />
that this was caused because he cleaned his<br />
gun the night before the matches and as<br />
the gun hadn't been cleaned in many,<br />
many years he wasn't quite used to the<br />
action. So-o-o-o he vowed never to clean<br />
the gun again. SCORES<br />
CF Camp Perry Match<br />
Open_ ..................N. Lincoln. ... ___ ... 296<br />
ExpertC. Webb ...... .----------- 287<br />
D. Wright--------------284<br />
Marksman 1st ------ J . Keane------------------273<br />
Marksman 2nd-----L. Phelps----------------266<br />
Marksman 3rd-----E. Hatfield--------------273<br />
CF National Match<br />
Open ----- ----------- ---- -N. Lincoln -------- .----- 287<br />
Expert-------------------C. Webb------------------276<br />
Sharpshooter---------C. Gritzmacher ----- ---277<br />
Marksman 1st- ----- P. Clark.... ...... .------- 264<br />
Marksman 2nd-- --- H. Mitchell ---- .--------- 265<br />
Marksman 3rd-----E. Hatfield--------------261<br />
.22 National Match<br />
Open ----------- - ---- ---- M. Klipfel--------------293<br />
Expert ---- --- ------- ---- M. Dillie--- ------------- 288<br />
Sharpshooter--------R. Hirsch... ------------- 288<br />
Marksman 1st------C. Bertus. ............ ...283<br />
Marksman 2nd-----L. Phelps----------------270<br />
Marksman 3rd-----E. Garson--------- ------- 269<br />
Water Heaters Furnished and Installed<br />
FRANCIS D. MORRIS<br />
MASTER PLUMBER<br />
Plumbing and Repairs—Stoves Connected<br />
PHONE JUno 8-6028<br />
112 CLAREMONT AVENUE<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
TO GREET YOU<br />
KITTY ALEXANDRE, BERT<br />
AND DOROTHY MIORADELLI<br />
BOULDER CREEK CALIFORNIA<br />
Wells P.<br />
Goodenough, Inc.<br />
Contractors<br />
*<br />
Palo Alto, Calif.<br />
CHEZ YVONNE<br />
YO 7-9709<br />
1854 EL CAMINO REAL<br />
5 Miles South of Stanford<br />
MOUNTAIN VIEW CALIFORNIA<br />
VISTA GRANDE MARKET<br />
6350 MISSION STREET<br />
DALY CITY CALIFORNIA<br />
PIPER AND RANDY<br />
TEXACO SERVICE<br />
YOUR CARS BEST FRIEND<br />
We Give S & H Green Stamps<br />
Pick UP and Deliver<br />
JU 8-9966<br />
209 EL CAMINO REAL<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
CHAS. CALDERONI MARKET<br />
JU 3-2340<br />
875 HUNTINGTON AVENUE<br />
SAN BUNO CALIFORNIA
Page 24 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 1957<br />
TEmplebar 6-0107<br />
Oakland Bridge<br />
Tournament<br />
Tournament Every Day<br />
and Evening<br />
Large Turniabout<br />
421 STATEN AVENUE<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
LAKE5S GARAGE<br />
General Repairing - All Makes<br />
Cars and Light Trucks<br />
JUST NORTH OF CITY HALL<br />
Phone LA 3-5366<br />
2264 LINCOLN AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA CALIFORNIA<br />
BEN REIMERS NURSERY<br />
Home of "Number 52" Tomato<br />
Telephone LAkehurst 2-3265<br />
1113 LINCOLN AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA CALIFORNIA<br />
DR. J. A. CAMPBELL<br />
DENTIST<br />
TE 2.4916<br />
1629 TELEGRAPH AVENUE<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
Phone PL 5-9350<br />
OTTOS PLACE<br />
OTTO and DUDE<br />
FINE FOODS AND DRINKS - TAP BEE-11,<br />
1141 STANFORD AVENUE<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
COMPLIMENTS OF<br />
ABE P. LEACH<br />
2225 HARRISON STREET<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
George Ushijirna LAkehurst 2-0812<br />
- GROWERS PRODUCE<br />
WHOLESALE FRUITS & VEGETABLES<br />
Bus. Phones: TEmplebar 2-1965<br />
TEmplehar 2-7897<br />
380 THIRD STREET<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
.22 Rapid-fire Match<br />
Open M. Klipfel ......... .....198<br />
Expert ...... ............. G. Evenden ....... .... --- 196<br />
Sharpshooter .... .....R. Hirsch .... ......---- ..196<br />
Marksman 1st ...... R. Kuechie... ----------- 192<br />
Marksman 2nd.....M. Pimentel ............ 186<br />
Marksman 3rd.. ... T. Plummer -------- .... 186<br />
.45 National Match<br />
Open_ ---------- ....... L. Rouge ------ .------- .... 291<br />
Expert ------------- ......J. Davis ------- .-------- ....273<br />
Sharpshooter - --------C. Bertus --- ---------- ----- 270<br />
Marksman 1st ------ J. Reynolds--------------273<br />
Marksman 2nd.....M. Fell--------------------281<br />
Marksman 3rd-----E. Hatfield--------------255<br />
Aggregate Match<br />
Open--------------------L. Rouge------------------862<br />
Expert-------------------A. Crow------------------817<br />
Sharpshooter -- - ------C. Gritzmacher--------830<br />
Marksman 1st ------ P. Clark------------------777<br />
Marksman 2nd-- ... H. Mitchell.. ............ 768<br />
Marksman 3rd .... -E. Hatfield.. ------ ...... 253<br />
TEAM SCORES<br />
Open Class<br />
Presidio of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> #1------------1132<br />
California Highway Patrol----------------1115<br />
Expert Class<br />
Presidio of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> #2------------1052<br />
Oakland Pistol Club--------------------------1043<br />
Sharpshooter Class<br />
Presidio of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> #3------------1051<br />
Olympic Club #2------------------------------1041<br />
Marksman Class<br />
Vallejo <strong>Police</strong> Department----------------1027<br />
Oakland Pistol Club #2--------------------997<br />
Cap and Ball Match<br />
50 yards—Ken Eastman------------------------85<br />
25 yards—Sim Reinhard------------------------98<br />
OAKLAND MATCHES<br />
It's no wonder that on the brassards of<br />
the Oakland Pistol Club they have "The<br />
Biggest Pistol Club In America"—.boy,<br />
oh boy, you should see the ever growing<br />
crowds that flock to the monthly matches<br />
as witnessed in March where some 330<br />
shooters were running all over the place,<br />
arid this does not take in the women and<br />
children that come along for the outing<br />
and a nice picnic lunch. That's a lot of<br />
people to handle in a one day's shoot and<br />
the Club is praying they get that long<br />
promised bulldozer to enlarge the firing<br />
points to make 104 on the 50 and 104 on<br />
the 25 yard lines. Then the whole darned<br />
army can come out to the matches and will<br />
be handled con mucho mucho. As it is<br />
now there are 6 relays in each match<br />
which all goes for making a long, long day<br />
for Mr. Shooter yet the Club officials do<br />
not wish to cut the number of entries nor<br />
the number of relays but, if the crowds<br />
continue on the increase sumpins gotta be<br />
LEAMINGTON<br />
Oakland's Leading Hotel<br />
In the Heart of the City<br />
POPULAR PRICE MEALS<br />
TERRACE DINING ROOM<br />
HIGHGATE 4-2525<br />
19TH AND FRANKLIN STS.<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
J . E. FRENCH CO.<br />
The Alameda County Volume<br />
DODGE-PLYMOUTH<br />
DEALERSHIP<br />
35 Years of Continuous<br />
Fine Service<br />
2740 BROADWAY<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
STANDARD TRAILER CO.<br />
415 SAN LEANDRO BOULEVARD<br />
SAN LEANDRO CALIFORNIA<br />
NORTHRUP. KING & CO.<br />
WHOLESALE SEEDMEN<br />
BERKELEY CALIFORNIA<br />
English Built Ford Products<br />
Servicing 100 E, 300 E Series<br />
SALES - SERVICE<br />
Specialists in Body Work and Painting<br />
LEN GALLAGHER<br />
ANdover 1-6269<br />
4647 FOOTHILL BOULEVARD<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
LAkehurst 2-7980<br />
RENARD CATERING SERVICE<br />
Bob Renard<br />
CATERING SERVICE<br />
Wedding Receptions - Banquets<br />
Service Clubs<br />
Private Dining Room<br />
2431 CENTRAL AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA CALIFORNIA
April - May, 195<br />
Transocean<br />
Engineering Corp.<br />
General Construction<br />
LU 1-2742<br />
7807 RUSSELL CITY RD.<br />
FIAYWARD, CALIF.<br />
Dalzell Rigging Co.<br />
Formerly THOMAS RIGGING Co.<br />
General Praying • Truck Cranes<br />
Special Attention Given to<br />
Hoisting and Placing Heavy<br />
Machinery, Safes, Vaults,<br />
Smokestacks, Boilers<br />
Phone HUmboldt 3-2913<br />
1506 SIXTY-SECOND STREET<br />
EMERYVILLE 8, CALIFORNIA<br />
FORE<br />
Trucking Company<br />
P. 0. BOX 397<br />
Alameda, California<br />
SINCE 1927<br />
Christianson Bros.<br />
Hardwood Floors<br />
Residential and Commercial<br />
LAKEHURST 3-8023<br />
2144 ENCINAL AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIF.<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS JOURNAL<br />
dood about it or else the shooters will<br />
have to stay for dinner, too. Oh well,<br />
guess it will work out OK in the long run.<br />
Colonel Rouge again took away the top<br />
aggregate prize followed by another army<br />
shooter, Nelson Lincoln, from the SF<br />
Presidio, who placed 2nd in the aggregate<br />
match. The third open winner was Braithwaite<br />
and as you might know he was from<br />
the armed forces. It's quite refreshing to<br />
see new names heading the lists all which<br />
keeps up the old spirit—and makes the<br />
boys buckle down if they want to stay in<br />
the top spots.<br />
USE REVOLVERS<br />
I have been noticing lately that many of<br />
the shooters in the .45 match are using<br />
revolvers and also in the .22 matches I<br />
see many revolvers. There could be a good<br />
story someplace there about that but for<br />
the nonce it escapes me.<br />
The Sacramento matches opened last<br />
month on the 3rd Sundays of the month<br />
thru October so will have to get up there<br />
some Sunday and give my guns the heat<br />
treatment—and I don't mean from the<br />
powder either. The last match I shot there<br />
I thought the sun was gonna melt the gun<br />
barrel but I won 45 cents and that made<br />
up for the heat.<br />
Jim Spang, just retired from the Navy<br />
and claims he hadn't pulled a trigger in<br />
six years, arrived on the lot with new<br />
shooting equipment and anxiously awaited<br />
his first match. I noted his first string and<br />
didn't have the heart to follow the rest of<br />
his shooting for the day. I hope Jim<br />
wasn't so discouraged he didn't toss his<br />
gun kit over the side of the bridge on the<br />
way home. -<br />
If you know how to plan your driving<br />
so you're always in the proper lane for<br />
turning or for moving straight ahead, you<br />
have learned an important part of good<br />
driving, says the California State Automobile<br />
<strong>Association</strong>. Planning makes driving<br />
easier, not only for yourself, but for everyone<br />
else as well.<br />
YEllowstone 4-9526<br />
Fred Kelleway<br />
HARDWARE - PAINTS<br />
HOMEWARE - GIFTS<br />
2721 North Main Street<br />
WALNUT CREEK, CALIF.<br />
VINCENT<br />
RODRIGUES<br />
Page 25<br />
General Engineering<br />
Contractor<br />
Pipeline Construction<br />
226 JACKSON STREET<br />
Hayward, Calif.<br />
Lizardo Brothers<br />
Phone 8-1467<br />
SANTOS ROAD<br />
CENTERYILLE, CALIFORNIA<br />
Airport Auto<br />
Wrecking<br />
S. C. SCOTT, PROP.<br />
LO 9-6852<br />
841 DOOLITTLE DRIVE<br />
<strong>San</strong> Leandro, Calif.<br />
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Page 26 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April- May, 1957<br />
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS<br />
(Continued from page 4)<br />
crippleIS) a bridge; (4) a stick; (5) a ulative evidence; (5) Corroborative evijoint?<br />
deuce.<br />
16. Marihuana is known as kD black 29. A witness proves an admission of<br />
stuff; (2) Birdseye; (3) jive; (4) mud; the party to the fact in dispute. This proves<br />
(5) a bang? a fact, from which the fact in dispute is in-<br />
17. A 'spike" is (1) marihuana ciga- ferred. This is: (1) Direct evidence; (2)<br />
rette; (2) a police officer; (3) an injec- Partial evidence; (3) Satisfactory evion<br />
of cocaine; (4) 1 ounce of morphine; dence;( Indirect evidence; (5) Indisneedle?<br />
pensab1'evidence.<br />
"Pen Yan," "Yen Shee," 'No. 5 " 30. The record of a coi .qf competent<br />
and "rooster" refer to (1) heroin;) jurisdiction is known as( \ (fl) Direct eviopium;<br />
(3) marihuana; (4) cocaine;'(1') dence; (2) Indirect evidence; (3) Cummorphine.<br />
ulative evidence; (4) Indispensable evi-<br />
19. Cocaine is sometimes known as (1) dence; (5) Conclusive evidence.<br />
Goriga (2) Cecil; (3) Greefo; (4) Cot- 31. A written instrument which affords<br />
ton; () Skam?<br />
the best possible evidence f, its existence<br />
20.—One of the following is not a term and contents is known as: Direct evifor<br />
marihuana 1) Yesca; (2) weed; (3) deuce; (2) Primary evidence; (3) Prima<br />
tea; (4) gage; ) geyser. facie evidence; (4) Partial evidence; (5)<br />
21. "Head," "hygelo," "friend" and Satisfactory evidence.<br />
"cube," refer to (1) morphine; he- 32. Evidence without which a particuroin;<br />
(3) cocaine; (4) opium; (5) man- lar fact cannot be proved is known as: (1)<br />
huana.<br />
Conclusive evidence; (2) Indispensle<br />
22.<br />
When a person is "ringing the evidence; (3) Cumulative evidence;((<br />
gong" he is<br />
Corroborative evidence; (5) Primary'e'ci-<br />
(1) buying narcotics; (2) deuce.<br />
smoking opium; ,N offering narcotics for<br />
sale; (4) breakthe habit; (5) smok-<br />
33. Additional evidence of the same<br />
ing marihuana.<br />
racter, to the same point is known as<br />
Corroborative evidence; (2) Second -<br />
23. To smoke a large marihuana ciga- ary evidence; (3) Cumulative evidence;<br />
rette is to (1) blow a stick; (2) blow a (4) Prima facie evidence; (5) Indirect<br />
shot; (f') blast a bomb; (4) cook a pill; evidence.<br />
(5) bea gong.<br />
34. A witness is uresumed to sneak the<br />
RULES OF EVIDENCE (rum, out tnis presumption may ne repelled<br />
by<br />
2A copy of an instrument is known<br />
(1) hs-pianner of speech; (2)<br />
as Primary evidence; (2) Direct evi-<br />
by his dress; ()by contradictory evidence;<br />
(4) by his religious beliefs; (5)<br />
denc (3) Prima facie evidence; (4) Sec-<br />
by personal knowledge of a juror.<br />
ondary evidence; (5) Satisfactory evidence.<br />
35. Only one allegation need be proven.<br />
25. If the fact in dispute be an agree-<br />
(1) Allegans contraria non est audiendus;<br />
(2)<br />
ment, the evidence of a witness who was<br />
Primary; (3) Allegans suam turpi-<br />
present and witnessed the/making<br />
tudinem non est audiendus; (4) Material;<br />
of it is<br />
(1) Primary evidence<br />
Secondary.<br />
;/(j Direct evidence;<br />
(3) Indispensable evidence; (4) 36. Three witnesses give evidence which<br />
Indirect evidence; (5) Conclusive evi- is of the same character to the same point.<br />
dence.<br />
Such additional evidence is called:<br />
26. Evidence which under every possi-<br />
a. corroborative evidence<br />
ble circumstance affords the greatest cer- '? cumulative evidence<br />
tainty of the fact in question is (1) Pri- c. indirect evidence<br />
mary evidence;-2J Direct evidence; (3)<br />
d. secondary evidence<br />
Secondary evideiIt'; (4) Conclusive evidence;<br />
(5) Partial evidence.<br />
37. Courts take judicial notice of all<br />
but one of the following facts: (1) What-<br />
27. The certificate of a County Clerk ever is established by laws; (2) The seal<br />
is what type of evidenEç in regard to the of every state of the union; (3) Private<br />
evidence of a record: -1)) Direct evidence; official acts ,f'he judicial departments of<br />
(2) Primary evidence; t3) Satisfactory this state; 7(4)) Political history of the<br />
evidence; (4) Partial evidence; (5) Prima world; (5)The testimony of alienists.<br />
facie evidence.<br />
28. Evidence which the law does not Newly renovated and open to the public<br />
allow to be contradicted is known as (1) is the Fort Dalles Historical Museum at<br />
Direct evidence; ( onclusive evidence; The Dalles in Oregon, reports the Na-<br />
(3) Indispensable vidence; (4) Cum- tional Automobile Club.<br />
Snow White<br />
DONUTS AND SANDWICHES<br />
Phone FR 8-3976<br />
116 EAST CAMPBELL<br />
CAMPBELL, CALIFORNIA<br />
A&W Drive ln<br />
When You Drive Drink<br />
A & W Root Beer<br />
10 oz. Mug For Five Cents<br />
185 S. WINCHESTER RD.<br />
CAMPBELL, CALIF.<br />
Kenney's Auto<br />
Repairs<br />
Wreck Rebuilding and Painting<br />
If We Do Your Repair Work<br />
FREE TOWING SERVICE<br />
All Work Guaranteed<br />
TOWING AND STORAGE<br />
DAY OR NITE FR 8-3186<br />
496 E. CENTRAL AVE.<br />
CAMPBELL, CALIF.<br />
TED'S "FLYING A" SERVICE<br />
Phone FRanklin 8-2661<br />
521 NORTH WINCHESTER ROAD<br />
At Hamilton Avenue<br />
CAMPBELL CALIFORNIA<br />
SUTHERLAND PHARMACY<br />
LA 2-1422<br />
1500 ENCINAL AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA CALl FORNiA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 27<br />
JINKS AT THE PRESS CLUB when Lord Mayor Briscoe was the guest of honor during his recent tour of the United States. From left to<br />
right: Chief of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> <strong>Police</strong>, Francis Ahern; Pulitzer prize winner Ed. Montgomery, president of the Press and Union League Club;<br />
the distinguished Jewish Mayor of Dublin; Sam Mullins and Grant Robbins, Press Clubbers in charge of arrangements for the gala dinner<br />
and Mayor of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, George Christopher.<br />
GREAT BUSINESS PERIOD<br />
California experienced the greatest activity<br />
on record during the last quarter of<br />
1956, it was announced today by George<br />
R. Reilly, First District Member of the<br />
State Board of Equalization. The volume<br />
of transactions subject to state sales and<br />
use taxes between October 1 and December<br />
31 amounted to $5,356,626,000__71/2<br />
per cent more than the comparable figure<br />
for the last quarter of 1955. In no preceding<br />
quarter has the $5-billion mark been<br />
reached.<br />
Fourth-quarter taxable business activity<br />
brought to more than $ 191/4 billion the<br />
volume of self-assessed taxable transactions<br />
during the calendar year 1956. This<br />
activity exceeded by more than $1 1/4 billion,<br />
or over 7 per cent, the previous yearly<br />
record set in 1955. Each of the four<br />
quarters of 1956 produced a greater dollar-volume<br />
of taxable transactions than<br />
did the comparable period in any previous<br />
year.<br />
The 3 per cent state sales and use tax<br />
yielded $160,698,780 of self-assessed revenue<br />
for the fourth quarter. Additionally,<br />
Board-assessed taxes and interest and penalties<br />
on unreported or underreported taxable<br />
transactions amounted to $2,646,659,<br />
bringing the total quarterly revenues from<br />
these sources to $ 163 1/3 million.<br />
The most notable feature of the fourthquarter<br />
taxable sales pattern was the 5.3<br />
per cent increase in total retail sales as<br />
compared with the same quarter of 1955.<br />
With the exception of sales by new automobile<br />
dealers, most major classes of business<br />
reported notable gains. Spearheading<br />
the advance was a group of specialty<br />
stores. Photographic equipment and supplies<br />
dealers and sellers of trailers, boats,<br />
motorcycles, and planes, continuing to<br />
show the relative strength which they have<br />
evidenced for more than a year, registered<br />
gains of about 22 per cent.<br />
Wills Trucking<br />
Service<br />
WA 4-2228<br />
19219 HOUSTON<br />
LEMOORE, CALIF.<br />
J. A. Nevis Trucking, Inc.<br />
Common Carrier - Contract Hauling<br />
Member American Trucking <strong>Association</strong>, Inc.<br />
BOX 910<br />
PITTSBURG CALIFORNIA
Page 28 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 1957<br />
Pine's Truck Service<br />
Trucking - General Hauling<br />
Heavy and Long Distance<br />
Hoisting Boom<br />
Phone 4432<br />
R. F. D. BOX 108<br />
WALNUT WAY<br />
NILES, CALIFORNIA<br />
BENS AUTO BODY SHOP<br />
CUSTOM WORK AND COLLISION REPAIRS<br />
Shop BR 6-2291<br />
Residence BR 6-0634<br />
908 LEWELLING BOULEVARD<br />
SAN LORENZO CALIFORNIA<br />
SPEND A COZY HOUR AT THE<br />
KAT AND KITTEN<br />
Cocktail Lounge<br />
1107 MACARTHUR BOULEVARD<br />
SAN LEANDRO CALIFORNIA<br />
CORNED BEEF RILEY'S<br />
SINCE 1903<br />
FRESH AND CURED PORK<br />
SAUSAGE - CORNED BEEF<br />
TENTH STREET MARKET<br />
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
SPROUSE = REITZ<br />
3820 ROSE STREET<br />
DEL PASO HEIGHTS CALIFORNIA<br />
CLUB PHEASANT<br />
Italian Dinners<br />
RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE<br />
FINE FOOD & COCKTAILS<br />
Served Daily - Closed Mondays<br />
Two Miles South of El Rancho on<br />
Jefferson Boulevard<br />
John Rivera and Fred Andretti, Managers<br />
Telephone Frontier 1-9977<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA<br />
GREAT WESTERN TRAILER SALES<br />
Sales Division of<br />
YOLO CAR AND TRAILER EXCHANGE, INC.<br />
We Buy, Sell and Trade<br />
NEW AND USED TRAILERS<br />
Distributor for<br />
FLEETWOOD - ROLLAWAY - SCOTSMAN<br />
BEACON - TOWNHOUSE<br />
0. OGLE, Manager<br />
Frontier 1-7356 P. 0. BOX 486<br />
1300 WEST CAPITOL AVENUE<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA<br />
KEY TO TEST<br />
ON PAGE 4<br />
Ques. Ans.<br />
1-------------------------4<br />
2-------------------------4<br />
3-------------------------3<br />
4-------------------------1<br />
5-------------------------2<br />
6-------------------------3<br />
7-------------------------2<br />
8 -------------------------2<br />
9------------------------- 2<br />
10-------------------------2<br />
11-------------------------3<br />
12-------------------------4<br />
13-------------------------2<br />
14-------------------------3<br />
15-------------------------2<br />
16-------------------------3<br />
17-------------------------5<br />
18-------------------------2<br />
19-------------------------2<br />
20-------------------------5<br />
21-------------------------1<br />
22-------------------------2<br />
23-------------------------3<br />
24-------------------------4<br />
25-------------------------2<br />
26-------------------------1<br />
27-------------------------5<br />
28-------------------------2<br />
29-------------------------4<br />
30-------------------------5<br />
31-------------------------2<br />
32-------------------------2<br />
33-------------------------3<br />
34-------------------------3<br />
35-------------------------4<br />
36-------------------------b<br />
37------------------------5<br />
STATE BOX COMPANY<br />
Manufacturers of<br />
PINE BOX SHOOK<br />
Statewide Service<br />
Phone Frontier 1-5296<br />
P. 0. BOX 647<br />
Factory: WEST SACRAMENTO<br />
SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA<br />
MILLER BROS.<br />
Furniture Manufacturing Co.<br />
IT'S QUALITY THAT COUNTS<br />
Frontier 1-6196<br />
BEST WISHES!<br />
WESTERN HYWAY<br />
OIL COMPANY<br />
Telephone Frontier 1-6771<br />
P. 0. BOX 199<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA<br />
California Market<br />
Equipment<br />
Company<br />
Sales and Service<br />
Friedrich Floating Air<br />
Refrigerators - Air Conditioning<br />
Adjustable Gondolas<br />
JAMES C. ROERDEN, Dealer<br />
Telephone HU 4-9311<br />
217 North Sixteenth St.<br />
SACRAMENTO, CALIF.<br />
Farmer's Markets<br />
The Big One-Stop Food Centers!<br />
• 5040 Franklin Boulevard at<br />
26th Avenue<br />
• 1271 West Capitol Avenue<br />
West Sacramento<br />
• 3810 Marysville Road<br />
East Del Paso Heights<br />
SACRAMENTO, CALIF.<br />
AAA Approved<br />
PLAZA MOTEL<br />
By Day or Week<br />
Showers and Tubs<br />
Refrigerators in All Units<br />
With or Without Kitchens<br />
DAY FR 1-9886<br />
NITE FR 1-5989<br />
2701 W. CAPITOL AVE.<br />
West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
J. H. MENDENHALL<br />
SHEET METAL, INC.<br />
INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL<br />
SHEET METAL WORK A SPECIALTY<br />
Frontier 2-3641 - Res.: Frontier 1-1709<br />
ROUTE I, BOX 29<br />
321 NORTH TWELFTH STREET<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA<br />
A. W. SWEET & CO.<br />
Plumbing and Heating Contractors<br />
"For Service All that the Name Implies"<br />
SWEET SATISFACTION<br />
Dial WA 5-1497 or IV 9-1460<br />
NOW - 279 ARDEN WAY<br />
NORTH SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 29<br />
By WALTER SEYMOUR<br />
Member, Detroit Bar <strong>Association</strong><br />
A traffic ticket rattles around in a man's<br />
hand. He gets more worked up about it<br />
than if he'd shot his wife in the stomach.<br />
The violator who walks into your office<br />
with an earned $5.00 ticket, to demand<br />
that something be done, is more difficult<br />
to deal with than a client who has been<br />
slightly sued. He's going to take up a lot<br />
of time you can't bill him for, due to the<br />
microscopic nature of the transaction. And<br />
there isn't much you can do for him anyway<br />
except hold his hand and sympathize<br />
with him in his sorrow.<br />
The guy's got that please-pass-the-revol -<br />
vers attitude, and sings a song that sounds<br />
like the 3rd strain from Hernia. The officer<br />
said he did it when he didn't do it. His<br />
wife was in the car, and she says he didn't<br />
do it either, and will so testify. He displays<br />
a passion for detail about circumstances<br />
surrounding the alleged violation,<br />
together with a description of the way he<br />
drives, has always driven and did drive on<br />
this occasion, plus the way other people<br />
were driving all around him, frequently<br />
going off into tangents about previous<br />
violations he was accused of, their outcome<br />
and disposition, mostly unsatisfactory,<br />
and "he's not going to let them get<br />
away with it this time." So help him<br />
Hannah.<br />
STARTS CRUSADE<br />
A ticket seems to generate within his<br />
soul the immediate desire to crusade for<br />
intelligent enforcement of all traffic laws.<br />
George Afade Motor Co.<br />
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE<br />
TOWING - 24-HOUR SERVICE<br />
BRowning 6-5606 - LUcerne 1-1154<br />
16265 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET<br />
SAN LEANDRO CALIFORNIA<br />
SPORTS & GAMES. INC.<br />
ALL SPORTS EQUIPMENT<br />
JUNIOR BASEBALL HEADQUARTERS<br />
Phone YE 5-1017<br />
1604 LOCUST STREET<br />
WALNUT CREEK CALIFORNIA<br />
A BARGAIN AWAITS YOU AT<br />
PALMER'S DRUG STORE<br />
Saga of the Traffic Ticket<br />
He is the eager messiah. You become, by<br />
his special dispensation, a one-man grievance<br />
committee. Together the twain will<br />
reform existing regulations in the police<br />
department and re-codify the ordinance.<br />
Not only that, but, with his enlightened<br />
advice and help, it'll be just like shooting<br />
a fish in a bathtub.<br />
In the old days you might have helped.<br />
You'd pick up the phone, call the judge,<br />
tell him you had a guy in your office that<br />
had been good to his mother all his life,<br />
had never received a previous ticket, who<br />
was insulted by the officer, charged with<br />
a questionable, borderline violation, the<br />
total importance of which was nothing,<br />
and that this man insists on taking a day<br />
off from work and hiring you as his attorney<br />
to take up a lot of the judge's time in<br />
court, and that all in all for the common<br />
benefit the whole thing should be forgotten,<br />
adding a few judicious expressions<br />
about votes and elections. Oh yes, the old<br />
days. A lot of water has flowed under your<br />
bridge since then.<br />
For the benefit of the brothers who<br />
haven't the time or inclination to read<br />
further, we can offer some quick, practical<br />
advice. You want to make the client happy,<br />
PETROLEUM<br />
TANK<br />
LINE<br />
George Gray<br />
Telephone..<br />
FRONTIER 1-5211; 1-5212<br />
SACRAMENTO<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
P. 0. Box 577<br />
West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
Safety" Is Our<br />
Watch-Word!<br />
don't you? OK. Just say to him, "Look,<br />
Joe, leave this thing here with me and<br />
forget it." You shake hands, he goes out,<br />
you put it in the mail with a $5.00 bill.<br />
In this way you save approximately $25.00,<br />
figuring the time involved in chewing up<br />
a bunch of language about the ticket, the<br />
net result of which would only have been<br />
a recommendation that he pay the thing.<br />
The alternative? Ordinarily we advise<br />
just sitting it out. And sympathy. Lots of<br />
sympathy. Don't try to justify the issuance<br />
DARKEN WALD<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
CO., INC.<br />
General Contractors<br />
IV 9-3653<br />
2131 FULTON AVE.<br />
Sacramento, Calif.<br />
PACIFIC METAL AWNING CO.<br />
Manufacturers of<br />
FLEXALUM AWNINGS<br />
RYLOCK ALUMINUM SCREEN DOORS<br />
AND SCREENS<br />
PRE-KUT ORNAMENTAL IRON<br />
Telephones: MI 6-9345, HI 6-3764<br />
5050 PERRY AVE., off STOCKTON BLVD.<br />
SACRAMENTO CCALIFORNIA<br />
Telephone MO 2.4637<br />
WEAVER TRACTOR CO.<br />
FARMING • LOGGING • CONTRACTING<br />
926 B STREET I always! EQUIPMENT • CATERPILLAR<br />
JOHN DEERE<br />
HAYWARD CALIFORNIA<br />
SACRAMENTO & WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
Allied
Page 30<br />
Imperial Beverage<br />
Company<br />
Distributors<br />
Heidelberg-Blatz-Goebel<br />
and White Rock Beverages<br />
JOE DA PRATO, Manager<br />
Telephone FRontier 1-7116<br />
P. 0. Box 25<br />
West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
JERRY DOWER<br />
Cocktails - Breakfast - Luncheon<br />
Dinner<br />
On and Off Sale Liquors<br />
Telephone Sherwood 2-9862<br />
315 SUMNER STREET<br />
YUBA CITY, CALIF.<br />
BREMER HARDWARE, INC.<br />
IMPLEMENTS - SPORTING GOODS<br />
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - PLUMBING<br />
Phone SH 3-6514<br />
546 SECOND STREET<br />
GRIDLEY & YUBA CITY CALIFORNIA<br />
HOTEL MARYSYILLE<br />
AIR CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT<br />
Convenient Downtown Location<br />
FREE PARKING<br />
Every Convenience for the Traveling Public<br />
DINING ROOM - COCKTAIL LOUNGE<br />
MARYSVILLE CALIFORNIA<br />
Pepsi - Cola Bottling Company<br />
OF YUBA CITY<br />
THE LIGHT REFRESHMENT!<br />
Telephone SH 3-9205<br />
750 SUTTER STREET<br />
YUBA CITY CALIFORNIA<br />
CHILES & FIELD OIL CO.<br />
Distributors for<br />
NORWALK GASOLINE and LUBRICANTS<br />
MACMILLAN OILS and LUBRICANTS<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
of the ticket. Tell him he's been wronged.<br />
Agree with him. Say to him that the facts<br />
as presented by him show clearly that there<br />
was no violation. Of the police officer who<br />
issued the summons you can simply say,<br />
"How stupid can you get?" The man was<br />
there. He knows what happened doesn't<br />
he? All right. You're sitting there nodding,<br />
holding his hand in sorrow over the injustice<br />
of it all. Good. Now we come to<br />
the meat of the thing, the reason for his<br />
entre, so to speak. He wants the ticket<br />
dismissed. The unseen handle up in the<br />
sky is supposed to be pulled, by you, his<br />
attorney.<br />
Don't alarm the man by saying right<br />
off that nothing can be done. You've got<br />
to let him down easy. So your face is full<br />
of maybe. By no two-way stretch of the<br />
imagination should he be allowed to feel<br />
that the mission can be accomplished, understand.<br />
But don't come right out and<br />
say that if you could get him out of this<br />
it would be the most sensational thing<br />
that's happened since Dr. Dafoe held up<br />
a hand instead of a finger to Mr. Dionne.<br />
You've got to time yourself, first by letting<br />
him know that it's improbable, then unlikely,<br />
then impossible. Finally like unscrewing<br />
the inscrutable. Mix in a little<br />
Pei, se, personna non grata and ipso facto<br />
if he seems intelligent.<br />
IT'S THE PRINCIPLE<br />
We haven't discussed the little matter<br />
of the fee. We aren't going to let you<br />
down easy. Right here we're going to let<br />
you have it. There ain't going to be any.<br />
He has already told you that he don't care<br />
what it costs, but you can take that with<br />
a dose of salts. He has said too, that "it<br />
isn't the $5.00, you know, it's the principle<br />
of the thing." $5.00 means no more<br />
to him than an arm or an eye. The quickest<br />
way of all to get rid of him would be<br />
to tell him you will have to charge him<br />
$50.00 to represent him in court. Don't<br />
do it. The loss of a client who may be<br />
getting a divorce or calling you from the<br />
jailhouse next week is serious.<br />
Now, why is it that the ordinary traffic<br />
ticket can be such a mad and marvelous<br />
thing? The answer is, that outside of sending<br />
a check whereby you not only pay<br />
through the nose but automatically admit<br />
guilt, the only thing you can do is appear<br />
in court on the court date. The officer has<br />
GEO. BEALE ENTERPRISES<br />
SUPER MARKET • MEATS<br />
Hardware and Variety Store<br />
RENDEZVOUS CAFE<br />
P. 0. BOX 547<br />
YUBA CITY CALIFORNIA BRODERICK CALIFORNIA<br />
April- May, 1957<br />
John S. Hocking<br />
Logging<br />
Phone 631<br />
61 HOCKING<br />
PLACERVILLE, CALIF.<br />
WOODLAND<br />
TRACTOR COMPANY<br />
SALES AND SERVICE<br />
Ford Tractor<br />
Dearborn Farm Equipment<br />
Phone MO 2-5669<br />
WEST MAIN STREET<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
WOODLAND TRANSIT CONCRETE<br />
KING LINDALE<br />
ROBERT McCOY • TOM McCOY<br />
Phone MO 2-6765<br />
KENTUCKY ROAD AVENUE<br />
At the Railroad<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
HOOVER TRACTOR AND<br />
ENGINE CO.<br />
LINCOLN WELDERS AND ROD<br />
GENERAL MOTORS DIESELS<br />
A-C AND GM SALES AND SERVICE<br />
GUY L. HOOVER<br />
MO 2-2864 Res. 2-9069<br />
BOX 726 KNIGHTS LANDING HIGHWAY<br />
WOODLAND<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
FRENCHYS LIQUOR SHOP<br />
George L. Carrere, Prop.<br />
SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS<br />
Bar Accessories Party Snacks<br />
Imported and Domestic Liquor • Beer<br />
WINES AND CORDIALS<br />
The Place With the Parking Place<br />
FREE DELIVERY<br />
909 EAST STREET<br />
WOODLAND<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
WOODLAND TITLE GUARANTY<br />
COMPANY<br />
H. I. SHEARER, President<br />
Phone MOhawk 2-5439<br />
834 Jefferson Blvd. - West Sacramento<br />
519 MAIN STREET<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
TRACY MOTOR CO.<br />
FORD - SALES AND SERVICE<br />
A good Place to Know— A Better Place to Go!<br />
Telephone MO 2-2849<br />
346 MAIN STREET<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA
April -May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 31<br />
Jay Bailey<br />
Construction Co.<br />
BOX 127<br />
Woodland, Calif.<br />
Woodland Florist and Nursery<br />
Ernest and Bea Manhart<br />
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS<br />
Phone MOhawk 2-2843<br />
115 WALNUT STREET<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
VAUGHAN MANUFACTURING<br />
COMPANY, INC.<br />
Don Vaughan and Tom Gorman, Proprietors<br />
General Machine Work • Almond Equipment<br />
HYDRAULICS<br />
Phone MO 2-8669<br />
433 COMMUNITY LANE<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
WARFORD'S AUTO SALES<br />
LEONARD WARFORD, Owner<br />
LATE MODEL USED CARS<br />
USED PARTS • USED TIRES<br />
Phone MO 2-7661 - MO 2-8579<br />
1240 EAST MAIN<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
CHICKEN IN THE BASKET OUR SPECIALTY<br />
PEGGY'S KITCHEN<br />
HARRY AND ESTHER EATON, Props.<br />
BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNERS<br />
Good Coffee • Home Made Pies • Choice Steaks<br />
Telephone MOhawk 2-9913<br />
KNIGHTS LANDING HIGHWAY<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
BRADSON<br />
"International Tractors & Farm Machinery"<br />
Phone MO 2.7373<br />
told you to tell it to the judge. You can<br />
have a fair and impartial trial. All you<br />
lose, of course, is a day's work, and the<br />
punishment for that is three or four times<br />
the value of the ticket. Aye, there's the<br />
rub. You don't have to be a keen student<br />
of the dollar to figure it out. This creates<br />
that frustrating and hopeless feeling in<br />
the defendant's soul.<br />
Another thing. If he goes to court he<br />
knows in his heart that the odds out of<br />
one hundred of winning the case could<br />
be counted on the fingers of a careless sawmill<br />
hand. His mind tells him he is going<br />
to be found not guilty, but his heart tells<br />
him differently. He hasn't heard from his<br />
liver. The last time we checked, the percentage<br />
of convictions for the entire State<br />
of traffic arrests was 97.4 per cent. That<br />
was years ago. We haven't bothered to<br />
inquire again. A generous sample can be<br />
obtained by listening to a group of traffic<br />
cases being tried anywhere. How often<br />
does the judge turn to the officer and tell<br />
him he made a mistake? "The man wasn't<br />
speeding, officer. He says so himself."<br />
"You must be colorblind, officer. I don't<br />
believe the light was red." Then the little<br />
fairy prince tapped her on the shoulder<br />
and said, "Shall we dance?"<br />
SELDOM WRONG<br />
Why is the defendant found guilty?<br />
Frankly, because he should be. That's a<br />
shocking and arbitrary answer, but true.<br />
There are exceptional cases where the<br />
traffic cop is wrong, there will be and continue<br />
to be illegal tickets issued, but we<br />
can't soak up your valuable time discussing<br />
rare instances. Let's stick to the general.<br />
The misdemeanor has been witnessed, not<br />
only by an eyewitness, but a trained eyewitness<br />
who is fulfilling the duty of a<br />
public servant. When your client says to<br />
you, "The judge won't take my word, he'll<br />
take the police officer's word," he has indeed<br />
said a mouthful.<br />
We come now to that expressive connotation,<br />
the "speed trap." A speed trap<br />
is any small community where the motor-<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
HANNAGAN MUSIC<br />
460 NORTH EAST STREET<br />
MOhawk 2-41I5<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
ALDERSON HOSPITAL<br />
QUIET . COMFORTABLE<br />
BEST WISHES TO ALL<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS FROM<br />
REASONABLE RATES MARVIN LANDPLANE COMPANY<br />
Telephone MOhawk 2-6375<br />
"Tops in Field Equipment"<br />
124 WALNUT STREET<br />
P. 0. BOX 209<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
BOWLER'S MODERN FURNITURE<br />
DU 8-0883<br />
1052 HIGHWAY 101<br />
at Mill Valley Overpass<br />
MILL VALLEY CALIFORNIA<br />
FORSYTH REALTY<br />
RESIDENTIAL HOMES<br />
BUSINESS PROPERTIES<br />
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT<br />
DU 8-5772<br />
90 EAST BLITHEDALE AVENUE<br />
MILL VALLEY CALIFORNIA<br />
HOCKETT-FINN<br />
INSURANCE AGENCY<br />
DUnlap 8-3285<br />
11 THROCKMORTON AVENUE<br />
MILL VALLEY CALIFORNIA<br />
P' JyftI CHERNE141<br />
1)4 242a Tamolpois Jun Pun<br />
Mill ValleyS<br />
DUnlop 8-6553<br />
I IIiIJ4I<br />
EL PASEO<br />
Restaurant<br />
—A "Ron-D-Voo" of The Elite—<br />
Where Business and Professional Men<br />
and Women Meet and Eat<br />
UNIQUE-COZY<br />
COMFORTABLE<br />
Featuring<br />
Char-Broiled Steaks-Chops-Fish<br />
Private Banquet Room Available<br />
Telephone DU 8-0741<br />
15 THROCKMORTON<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIF.<br />
Bob Anderson's<br />
Richfield Service<br />
"Tops in Lube Jobs"<br />
PLUS<br />
Service With A Smile!<br />
TIRES - ACCESSORIES, ETC.<br />
789 REDWOOD HIGHWAY<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIF.
Page 32 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 1957<br />
Jules DeBeaubien<br />
PONTIAC COMPANY<br />
Tel. 8-6112<br />
374 MILLER AVE.<br />
PONTIAC<br />
SALES &<br />
SERVICE<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIF.<br />
The Quality One-Stop<br />
Food Center -<br />
MEATS - GROCERIES - LIQUORS<br />
"Where Personality<br />
Predominates in Service"<br />
JOLLY Stores, Inc.<br />
KENTFIELD - MILL VALLEY<br />
R & R Motors<br />
DODGE PLYMOUTH<br />
Sales and Service<br />
Business Phone: DUnlap 8-7022<br />
352 MILLER AVENUE<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIF.<br />
CRYSTAL FREEZER<br />
Ice Cream - Farm Fresh Eggs - Frozen Foods<br />
Quantity Discounts to Freezer Owners<br />
One half Gallon ice Cream - 84c<br />
10 half Gallons - 74c ea.<br />
Ice Cream Bars for Kiddies 50c per dozen<br />
VERN DAHLQUIST<br />
Phone 2760<br />
1230 MENDOCINO AVENUE<br />
Across from High School<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
NOVELLIS RADIO & TV<br />
Distributor of<br />
PHILCO AND TRAVELER<br />
SALES - SERVICE<br />
H. F. STRAUB, Owner<br />
Phone 4461<br />
409 THIRD STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
ist receives a traffic ticket. You don't ever<br />
hear of big cities like Detroit being speed<br />
traps. It's the cross-roads village, always.<br />
The delightful defense, which in the mind<br />
of the defendant seems to bind the case<br />
with hoops of steel, is that he was "just<br />
going along with traffic." This is sometimes<br />
varied by the equally entrancing<br />
legalistic hypothesis that the officer was<br />
hiding behind a billboard. The latter is<br />
fascinating because it's the story of America.<br />
Everybody should be given a sporting<br />
chance, even when violating the law,<br />
and if the weather eye in the rear view<br />
mirror reveals nothing, our man has been<br />
euchered out of the square deal. It's like<br />
a body blow below the motorist's belt.<br />
DIFFERENT TERM<br />
The police do not call this sort of thing<br />
hiding around the corner, they call it "offstreet<br />
observation," but whatever they call<br />
it, the traffic ticket addict compares it<br />
favorably with the secret police of red<br />
Russia.<br />
Other "defenses," the total of which<br />
mean nothing but are bothersome and<br />
time consuming to explain, are the following;<br />
the defendant wasn't hurting nobody;<br />
he didn't have a thing to drink; he didn't<br />
do it deliberately; he has a good traffic<br />
record; this is his first ticket; the policeman<br />
wasn't wearing a coat; his car wasn't<br />
identified with "police" in big letters;<br />
the policeman misspelled one letter of his<br />
name ("and if he made one mistake, he<br />
could make another, couldn't he, Counsel?");<br />
the signs were hidden by trees; he<br />
didn't see the sign; the community is trying<br />
to raise revenue to build a new city<br />
hail; the cop was "hard up for a ticket"<br />
because he "hadn't filled his quota for<br />
the day;" and then again, repeat, the<br />
defendant wasn't hurting nobody.<br />
The above repeated phrase strikes right<br />
at the heart of the traffic ticket problem.<br />
What puzzles so many defendants is why<br />
they can't make their own laws. If there's<br />
no traffic on the street and it's 3 in the<br />
morning, why in the world shouldn't he<br />
be allowed to go 10 or 15 miles over the<br />
limit? If he rolls up to a stop sign and<br />
there's nothing within a block in either<br />
direction, why should the wheels of his<br />
Chevy cease their motion, when he can<br />
safely shift gears and mosey on across?<br />
What if the light did change to red before<br />
he completed the crossing? Crosstraffic<br />
didn't have time to start up yet?<br />
There was no possible danger of harming<br />
anyone.<br />
LAWS IMPORTANT<br />
The conclusion is, the traffic misdemeanor<br />
is technical by nature, almost in<br />
every case. Traffic laws are by their very<br />
nature arbitrary laws. You don't have to<br />
be a hazard on the street to deserve a<br />
ticket, you don't have to have an accident<br />
Phone 2862<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Savings<br />
and<br />
Loan <strong>Association</strong><br />
Since 1888<br />
INSURED SAVINGS<br />
HOME LOANS<br />
835 FOURTH STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA, CALIF.<br />
Everything for Boating"<br />
the boat shop<br />
HORACE & DORIS GRIFFITH,<br />
Owners<br />
Telephone 5359-W<br />
80 SEBASTOPOL ROAD<br />
SANTA ROSA, CALIF.<br />
LONDONSIDE<br />
CABINS • BAR • CAFE<br />
SWIMMING • DANCING<br />
Sylvia DeChene, Owner<br />
Phone: WEbster 8.9949<br />
4700 WARM SPRINGS ROAD<br />
GLEN ELLEN CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
"CATERPILLAR" • JOHN DEERE<br />
BERGLUND TRACTOR AND<br />
EQUIPMENT CO.<br />
Business Phone 8440<br />
410 THIRD STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA, NAPA AND WILLITS<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
Laundrette—on Fourth Street<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa's Largest and Most Complete<br />
"You'll Enjoy Doing It Here!"<br />
852 FOURTH STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
THE GOOD SPOT<br />
Cockfails.<br />
HAMBURGERS -. HOME MADE CHILI<br />
DRAUGHT BEER - WINE<br />
Eddie & Helen Maitz<br />
Phone 9732<br />
1410 SEBASTOPOL ROAD<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA
April -May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 33<br />
or come close to one. You've been stopped<br />
only on a technicality. That's what most<br />
people find it so hard to understand. The<br />
client says, "I wasn't driving reckless."<br />
Your ready answer should be, 'You are<br />
not charged with reckless driving, my<br />
good fellow."<br />
Traffic laws are important. They must<br />
be enforced. The enforcement should be<br />
rigorous and uniform. Otherwise they'll<br />
be shoveling the bodies into trucks instead<br />
of picking them up one at a time in<br />
an ambulance. The public can't be allowed<br />
when and where to comply with a law and<br />
when to ignore it. There are many drivers<br />
who aren't equal to such an occasion. All<br />
drivers should be able to drive on the<br />
theory that all other drivers are going to<br />
do the correct thing. We must be able to<br />
rely on compliance with the laws by everybody<br />
else on the street. Should enforcement<br />
cease, traffic would be a terrible mess.<br />
Even good drivers would slip into careless<br />
ways.<br />
So while you sit there listening to his<br />
tale of woe, rolling you eyeballs toward<br />
the ceiling, and occasionally looking at the<br />
inside of your eyelids as though immersed<br />
in deep thought, keep in mind that the<br />
common traffic ticket, like the common<br />
cold, is a necessary evil and one about<br />
which little can be done.<br />
—Traffic Digest and Review<br />
Phone 2128<br />
DONS LUMBER YARD<br />
All Kinds of Lumber for All Purposes<br />
Quality at the Right Price<br />
PLUMBING • ROOFING<br />
DOORS • WINDOWS<br />
SEBASTOPOL AND ROBERTS AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
Phone 3020<br />
OLSEN CONSTRUCTION CO.<br />
Builder "In the Redwood Empire Since 1922"<br />
Home of "SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION"<br />
125 BROOKWOOD AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
RAPP, CHRISTENSEN & FOSTER<br />
GENERAL CONTRACTORS<br />
We Specialize in Commercial, Public and<br />
Industrial Buildings<br />
Underground Construction and Excavating<br />
Equipment Rentals<br />
705 BENNETT AVENUE Telephone 1492<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
NILES MOTOR COMPANY<br />
BUICK SALES AND SERVICE<br />
Our 20th Year in Sonoma County<br />
965 SANTA ROSA AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA & PETALUMA<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
HE'S YOUNGER, TOO, than Sausalito's <strong>Police</strong><br />
Chief Mountanos. He's Chief of <strong>Police</strong><br />
Leroy B. Cunningham of Ceres, California,<br />
and is 28 years old. He has a young department,<br />
the ages of the sergeant and four<br />
patrolmen ranging from 22 to 34 years.<br />
Phone 194<br />
MARK HAINES WELDING<br />
Wesley Temple, Owner<br />
Iron and Steel • Light and Heavy Welding<br />
Automatic Rebuilding for Tractor Parts<br />
FIRST AND B STREETS<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
STEVENSON EQUIPMENT CO., Inc.<br />
Since 1912<br />
CONTRACTORS' HEAVY EQUIPMENT<br />
HEADQUARTERS<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
Telephone 5350 J. J. Bussiere<br />
KLEIN'S LIQUOR STORE<br />
CHOICE WINES - LIQUORS AND CORDIALS<br />
22 SANTA ROSA AVENUE<br />
(Across From the Courthouse Plaza)<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES<br />
STORE<br />
Headquarters of the Redwood Empire<br />
AUTO, HOME AND RANCH SUPPLIES<br />
432 FOURTH STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
MILL'S PATIO<br />
Jimmie and Dot Mills, Your Hosts<br />
HOUSE OF BARBECUE<br />
Dinners-4:30 to Midnight<br />
Cocktails-2 P.M. to 2 A.M.<br />
Phone 3481 CLOSED TUESDAYS<br />
2755 MENDOCINO AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
"GOOD OLD DAYS"<br />
Depressed by the bumper-to bumper<br />
blues, you might some day find yourself<br />
wishing for the good old days when cars<br />
were fewer and farther between. Don't<br />
do it, advises the National Automobile<br />
Club. Like most good old days, the good<br />
old days of motoring just weren't very<br />
good at all.<br />
Suppose you did find yourself back in<br />
the noisy nineties, clutching your money<br />
in your wet little palm, and eager to buy<br />
yourself one of those newfangled horseless<br />
carriages. About all you could buy then<br />
would be a steam carriage, which amounted<br />
to an old buckboard with the shafts cut<br />
off, four rubber-tired wheels, and a power<br />
plant under the seat. And that power plant<br />
seemed to have a strange propensity for<br />
either soaking you with vapor from time<br />
to time or blowing you higher than the<br />
proverbial kite.<br />
And the car you got would be little<br />
more than a stripped-down chassis. If you<br />
wanted a top, windshield, side curtains,<br />
battery, or tires, you'd have to go out and<br />
buy these on your own.<br />
Then you were ready to go, almost, If<br />
your trip was going to be more than 20<br />
miles, you had to get out your tools, your<br />
kit of spare parts, and your maps, and lay<br />
your plans like an attacking general. Then<br />
you put on your fur-lined overcoat, hauled<br />
on your heavy woolen gloves, tight-fitting<br />
rubber-lined cap, and oversize goggles.<br />
Away you went, and so did most of the<br />
loosely fitting parts of your new car. Junk<br />
dealers followed you at a respectable distance<br />
to pick up the bolts, bars, and broken<br />
axles, that bounced right off.<br />
If you wanted to warn that junk dealer<br />
that you were about to stop, there were no<br />
signals. A lot of the time there were no<br />
brakes, so you just headed for the nearest<br />
bank, tree, or other solid obstacle and<br />
brought your journey to a crashing conclusion.<br />
If a tire went flat, there was no demountable<br />
rim, no spare. You just took<br />
that tire off, repaired it, then blew it up<br />
with a wheezy pump that got about one<br />
pound of pressure to one hour of pumping.<br />
Had enough? Probably. But don't forget<br />
the charm of those flickering gasoline<br />
headlights that hardly let you see where<br />
you were going but did offer some feeble<br />
warning to pedestrians and cows that you<br />
were thundering towards them at your top<br />
speed of fifteen miles per hour.<br />
Back to those bumper-to-bumper blues?<br />
Alameda, in Spanish, means a "grove<br />
of poplars." The California State Automobile<br />
<strong>Association</strong> states that the name first<br />
appeared in a report of exploration made<br />
by Sergeant Pedro Amador in 1795.
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BEST WISHES<br />
to All Sonoma County <strong>Officers</strong><br />
PETE MAFFEI—Realtor<br />
608 MENDOCINO AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
SANTA ROSA REALTY<br />
ETHEL C. DUNN—Realtor<br />
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE<br />
Homes • Ranches • Income Properties<br />
ACREAGE - COMMERCIAL<br />
INDUSTRIAL RENTALS<br />
Telephone S. A. 7652<br />
2658 MENDOCINO AVENUE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
HARRY B. TREMBLEY<br />
AUTO PARTS PLUS REAL SERVICE!<br />
Telephone <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa 95<br />
444 THIRD STREET<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
CHARLES A. CARNIGLIA<br />
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE<br />
Homes, Ranches and Business Property<br />
Phone 671 or 6668<br />
461 COLLEGE AVENUE at MENDOCINO<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
Ruth Cullen<br />
RINCON NURSERY<br />
ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS<br />
Telephone 1988<br />
4050 SONOMA HIGHWAY<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
M. J. PEDROTTI<br />
Multiple Listing Realtor<br />
HOMES - FARMS - INCOME<br />
Phones 5505 or 8544<br />
Residence Phone 5551-M<br />
205 MONTGOMERY DRIVE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
MARCHANT CALCULATORS<br />
SALES - SERVICE<br />
Phone: <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa 6230<br />
4934 SONOMA HIGHWAY<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
THE WHITE HOUSE<br />
W. R. Carithers & Sons, Inc.<br />
THE LEADER IN ALL FOUR CITIES<br />
CORNER FOURTH AND B STREETS<br />
SANTA ROSA<br />
NAPA VALLEJO PETALUMA<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
DROP IN DEATHS<br />
The American motorist in January<br />
shifted the traffic death toll into reverse<br />
for only the second time in the last two<br />
years, according to the National Safety<br />
Council.<br />
Traffic deaths in the first month of 1957<br />
dropped 3 per cent-2,860 as compared<br />
with 2,950 in January last year. The Council<br />
said October, 1956, was the only other<br />
month in two years to show a death reduction,<br />
although the December, 1956,<br />
toll was unchanged from the previous<br />
December. Travel figures for January are<br />
not yet available, so the Council said it<br />
could not relate the decrease to any change<br />
in mileage.<br />
Ned H. Dearborn, Council president,<br />
said he is confident the "Back the Attack"<br />
campaign launched by the Council in December<br />
and still continuing is having a<br />
favorable effect.<br />
Although the January decrease was not<br />
large, its geographical spread was interpreted<br />
by the Council as minimizing the<br />
effect of weather. Improvement was reported<br />
in 26 of 45 reporting states. Two<br />
states had no change, and only 17 reported<br />
increases.<br />
The decrease in January apparently came<br />
chiefly in urban areas. Among 562 reporting<br />
cities, deaths showed a sharp 15 per<br />
cent drop, the Council said.<br />
Of the 562 cities, 420 had perfect records<br />
in January. Decreases in deaths were<br />
reported by 118 cities. Only 85 cities had<br />
more deaths than a year earlier.<br />
In 1937 there were some 15 traffic<br />
deaths per 100 million miles of travel.<br />
Today there are 6.4 deaths per 100 million<br />
miles, reports the California State<br />
Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
The average motorist pays $34 a year<br />
in state gasoline taxes, according to the<br />
California State Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
t-<br />
Groskopf-Weider<br />
Trucking Co.<br />
WE 8-4793<br />
1761 DENMARK STREET<br />
SONOMA, CALIF.<br />
April - May, 1957<br />
Redwood Empire<br />
Title Co.<br />
For Fast Efficient 24-Hour Service<br />
TITLE INSURANCE<br />
Escrows-Complete Title Service<br />
Telephone Liberty 5-5130<br />
(In Montgomery Village)<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
Petaluma - Ukiah<br />
G A L L I ' S<br />
A PLACE TO EAT<br />
Not a Cabaret<br />
Quality Is Our Motto<br />
S. GALL!, Prop.<br />
Phone Tucker 3-9911<br />
20 Miles North of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
HIGHWAY 101<br />
IGNACIO, CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS<br />
OF MARIN COUNTY<br />
NORTH MARIN COUNTY<br />
WATER DISTRICT<br />
834 VALLEJO AVENUE<br />
Telephone TWinbrook 2-9022<br />
NOVATO CALIFORNIA<br />
THE PINK ELEPHANT<br />
EE THE ELEPHANT IN PINK<br />
WITHOUT A DRINK<br />
On Your Vacation up the Russian River<br />
MONTE RIO CALIFORNIA<br />
BOB'S MARKET<br />
MEAT-VEGETABLES-FRUITS-GROCERIES<br />
Orean A. & Robert D. Warman<br />
PHONE 9<br />
MONTE RIO CALIFORNIA<br />
HIGHWAY GARAGE<br />
CHEVROLET<br />
H. J. NORRBOM, Proprietor<br />
Telephone: WEbster 8-2041<br />
WEST NAPA STREET<br />
SONOMA CALIFORNIA
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 35<br />
Sturgeons Mill, Inc.<br />
VA 3-3519<br />
2160 GREEN HILL ROAD<br />
SEBASTOPOL, CALIF.<br />
THE MART BUILDING<br />
MARINCURE<br />
Growth<br />
- Services for Business - Studios for Personnel<br />
FRED H. FIDLER<br />
3030 BRIDGEWAY BOULEVARD<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
THOMSEN RESEARCH CO.. INC.<br />
P. 0. BOX 246<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
E. D. BULLARD COMPANY<br />
Manufacturers and Distributors of<br />
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT<br />
Phone 1960<br />
2680 BRIDGEWAY<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
SERVICE LUMBER COMPANY<br />
Telephone 18 11 —P. 0. Box 18f,<br />
Foot of Gate 5 Road - Marinhip<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
CASA MADRONE<br />
DINING • LODGING<br />
We Specialize in Draught Beer and Pizza!<br />
MAURICE, Proprietor<br />
Phone Sausalito 1841<br />
166 BULKLEY<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
SAUSALITO SAVINGS AND<br />
LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />
SINCE 1887<br />
675 BRIDGEWAY<br />
SAUSAL1TO CALIFORNIA<br />
S. F. STUDENTS WIN AWARDS<br />
A third prize, three honorable mentions<br />
and 25 commendations were won by <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Francisco</strong> art students in the 1957 nationwide<br />
School Safety Poster Contest conducted<br />
by the American Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
The contest had a record-breaking<br />
11,103 entries from the United States<br />
and Canada.<br />
The names of the top <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
winners were announced by the California<br />
State Automobile <strong>Association</strong> as follows:<br />
Richard Cerruti, Balboa High School, a<br />
third prize. Art instructor, Tryphon<br />
Nichols.<br />
Donald Lam and Jack Fong, Galileo<br />
High School, and Kim Morgan, Luther<br />
Burbank School, honorable mentions. Art<br />
instructor at Galileo High is Nicolas<br />
Vogulkin and at Luther Burbank School is<br />
Arthur St. Peter.<br />
Lam and Fong also took two commendations<br />
and Morgan one commendation in<br />
the contest.<br />
Other commendation winners were:<br />
Galileo High School—Julio Comavd ran,<br />
Arnold Chung, Donald Lee, James C.<br />
Morena and Teodora Coquilla (who won<br />
three commendations).<br />
Mission High School—Ewald Brever.<br />
Presidio Jr. High—Lynn Moeskav, Bill<br />
Hay, Sharon Quirk, Helen Laflarb, Patricia<br />
Phipps, Michael D. Long and Kathleen<br />
Connelly.<br />
Herbert Hoover Jr. High - Patricia<br />
Day, Eileen Delos and Art Elvin.<br />
St. Anthony's School - John W.<br />
Hickey.<br />
St. James School—John Nady.<br />
The traffic slogans illustrated by the<br />
BEST WISHES<br />
MARIN • E PRODUCTS<br />
Manufacturers of<br />
POWER SKI • MOTOR TOTOR<br />
and other marine products<br />
MARINCORE BUILDING<br />
3030 BRIDGEWAY<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
BRING YOUR AUTOMOBILE PROBLEMS TO<br />
Art Boafes and Associates<br />
AUTOMOTIVE CONSULTANTS<br />
Complete Automotive Service<br />
Serving Southern Mann Motorists for<br />
Over 30 Years<br />
AAA Emergency Road Service<br />
TOWING PHONE SAUSALITO 1101<br />
26 EL PORTAL<br />
(Next to Sausalito Post Office)<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
C A R U SO'S<br />
FISHING PARTIES ARRANGED<br />
Bait and Tackle and Coffee Shop<br />
Sausalito 133-W - Lombard 4-2328<br />
FOOT OF GATE 5 SPORT FISHING DOCK<br />
SAUSALITO CALIFORNIA<br />
young artists were "Be Extra Careful in<br />
Bad Weather," "Help Your School Patrol"<br />
and Drive Carefully, School's Open."<br />
The contest is approved by the National<br />
Education <strong>Association</strong> and is conducted by<br />
the AAA to obtain designs for posters<br />
graphically presenting specific traffic safety<br />
rules, which are used for hallway and<br />
classroom reminders to school children.<br />
Each school year the CSAA furnishes<br />
upwards or 300,000 of these posters and<br />
other instruction material dealing with<br />
traffic safety to more than 2,500 in central<br />
and northern California and Nevada as a<br />
public service.<br />
A total of 66,875,000 motor vehicles,<br />
with a wholesale value of $95,800,000,-<br />
000,have been produced and sold in the<br />
United States during the 10 years since<br />
1947, reports the National Automobile<br />
Club.<br />
S I •<br />
The weekly energy output of petroleum<br />
in the United States has been estimated to<br />
exceed 40 hours' work or 22 billion people.<br />
That, according to the National Automobile<br />
Club, is ten times the total population<br />
of the world.<br />
Village Fair<br />
Distinctive Shops<br />
Overlooking<br />
YACHT HARBOR<br />
in<br />
SAUSALITO, CALIF.<br />
Best Wishes<br />
A. G. SCHOONMAKER<br />
COMPANY, INC.<br />
Sausalito 1600<br />
FOOT OF SPRING STREET<br />
SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA
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Crow-Garrick<br />
Company<br />
Welding Supplies<br />
Distributor<br />
LINDE AIR PRODUCTS<br />
THE LINCOLN<br />
ELECTRIC Co.<br />
MI 3-9991<br />
1885 No. Ventura Ave.<br />
VENTURA, CALIF.<br />
GARY CORE<br />
DRILLING CO.<br />
EX 9-3910<br />
215 N. CHESTER AVE.<br />
Bakersfield, California<br />
"Roxie's"<br />
BELMONT CLEANERS & DYERS<br />
BEST CLEANING AND HAND FINISHING<br />
HEmlock 8-4941<br />
5325 EAST SECOND STREET<br />
LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA<br />
MAYV!TT GEAR MFG. CO .<br />
CH 5-5164<br />
666 WEST BROADWAY<br />
GLENDALE CALIFORNIA<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
BIG AUTO YEAR<br />
The year 1956 has been a big one for<br />
the American motorist, according to the<br />
California State Automobile <strong>Association</strong>.<br />
Major milestones were passed in virtually<br />
every phase of motor transportation -<br />
road building, safety, vehicle registration<br />
and travel.<br />
The single development that over-shadowed<br />
all others in the motor world was<br />
passage of the huge Federal highway bill.<br />
Although no direct benefits were noticeable<br />
during 1956, the $33 billion Federal program<br />
will eventually provide a 41,000mile<br />
system of interstate highways and<br />
also make more funds available for the<br />
improvement of many more thousands of<br />
miles of state roads and city streets.<br />
The AAA motorists' organization said<br />
the only black mark on the 1956 record<br />
was the increase in the number of highway<br />
deaths. Final figures are not yet tabulated,<br />
but it seems certain that a new high<br />
of over 40,000 deaths will be recorded.<br />
"On the other hand, a significant gain<br />
was made in the growth of high school<br />
driver and traffic education classes. For<br />
the first time, student enrollment in classes<br />
offering both classroom study and driver<br />
training exceeded 500,000 during the<br />
1955-56 school year. This is a major step<br />
forward because studies prove that complete<br />
driver education courses can reduce<br />
accidents and traffic violations by as much<br />
as 50 per cent for those taking the Course,"<br />
the CSAA said.<br />
Two record marks of near astronomical<br />
proportions were established in vehicle<br />
registrations and miles traveled in the<br />
United States during the past year. The<br />
total number of cars, trucks and buses now<br />
on American streets and highways passed<br />
the 65,000,000 point late in the year, and<br />
it is estimated that these vehicles rolled<br />
up over 600 billion miles. The previous<br />
high mileage figure was achieved in 1955,<br />
when Americans drove 583 billion miles.<br />
The CSAA also pointed out that recreational<br />
travel by automobile also continued<br />
to spiral upward. More than 80,000,000<br />
Americans, roughly half the population,<br />
took at least one vacation trip during the<br />
year. About 85 per cent of these trips<br />
were made by car.<br />
"What did you bid no trumps on."<br />
"If you must know, one jack, two<br />
queens and four gins."<br />
DWIGHT BREINER<br />
American Baptist Publication<br />
Society<br />
"MASONIC BIBLES"<br />
352 SOUTH SPRING STREET<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
April - May, 1957<br />
Chase, Rotchford,<br />
Downen & Drukker<br />
Attorneys at Law<br />
411 WEST FIFTH STREET<br />
SUITE 910<br />
Los ANGELES 13, CALIF.<br />
Capri Sportswear<br />
Only the Finest<br />
1048 S. Los ANGELES ST.<br />
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.<br />
Roy Jameson & Son<br />
Contract Carriers<br />
225 SECOND STREET<br />
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA<br />
1938 EAST VERNON<br />
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA<br />
Ray Schneyer Transportation Co.<br />
AN 9-0555<br />
4344 SHELIA STREET<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
FRED L. LESTOE CO.<br />
Representing Manufacturers in California<br />
712 OLIVE STREET<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA
April - May, 195 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 37<br />
SEX DEVIATION AND CRIME!<br />
Predicating his article on the contention that sexual deviates present an ever perplexing problem to law enforcement<br />
officers, Alan Canty, executive director of the Psychopathic Clinic of the Recorder's Court in Detroit, makes several pertinent<br />
observations for the benefit of police departments the country over. Describing the various forms that sex deviation<br />
takes, Mr Canty, in The <strong>Police</strong> Chief, gives this advice: "As a law enforcement officer, you do not round up all known pickpockets<br />
when you are investigating a safe robbery . . . (so) when investigating a sadistic rape or murder concentrate your<br />
fire. Don't waste time bringing in all known homosexuals or exhibitionists. If the investigation leads nowhere, those people<br />
can be brought in later." His article, in full:<br />
Sex crimes and sexual criminals are a<br />
problem to all of us in the field of law<br />
enforcement. Following one well-publicized<br />
sex crime, the citizen is alarmed,<br />
frightened and aroused. He has a desire<br />
for protection and, in some cases, for<br />
revenge.<br />
When the public is aroused, more offenses<br />
are reported and the citizen's apprehension<br />
is further reflected by his<br />
alertness to suspicious persons or circumstances<br />
which he considers threatening<br />
in the sexual area. This means more arrests,<br />
more investigations, the classification<br />
of suspects as to their possible involvement<br />
in the case under investigation, or<br />
the realization that there is no evidence to<br />
connect the suspect with this particular<br />
crime.<br />
NEED SPECIALISTS<br />
Whenever a vicious sex crime occurs,<br />
perhaps the rape and murder of a little<br />
girl, hundreds of suspects may be brought<br />
in for study. All known sex deviates in<br />
your area are certain to come under investigation.<br />
You are then faced with the<br />
problem of deciding which of your suspects,<br />
though not involved in the crime<br />
under investigation, might nevertheless be<br />
reacting to dangerous symptons or might<br />
well be considered suspects in other unsolved<br />
sex crimes.<br />
In this situation, the police investigator<br />
feels insecure and welcomes the advice and<br />
assistance of the skilled psychologist or<br />
psychiatrist, particularly if this specialist<br />
in the field of human behavior has had<br />
experience in working with criminal of-<br />
BEL VISTA<br />
Convalescent Hospital<br />
HILARY E. POYATTO<br />
HEMLOCK 4-0167 AND 4-0168<br />
5001 E. ANAHEIM<br />
LONG BEACH, CALIF.<br />
fenders. Fortunate indeed is the police<br />
department which has ready access to consultants<br />
of this type.<br />
In the city of Detroit, the writer, as<br />
director of the Psychiatric Clinic of the<br />
Recorder's Court, has had occasion to<br />
study convicted criminal offenders during<br />
the past 36 years in collaboration with a<br />
staff of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists.<br />
Since the ten judges in this court<br />
have the responsibility for trying cases involving<br />
all criminal offenses committed<br />
in the city of Detroit, all types of criminal<br />
offenders may be referred to the clinic by<br />
the trial judge interested in the clinic's<br />
advisory services.<br />
SEX OFFENDERS<br />
In the average year, the clinic studies<br />
over 2,500 convicted criminal offenders.<br />
About 500 of these, or approximately 30<br />
per cent, are sex offenders. Each subject<br />
is studied physically, psychiatrically, psychologically<br />
and sociologically for a period<br />
of five hours. This 2,500 hours each year,<br />
devoted to the study of sexually maladjusted<br />
criminal offenders, has given us<br />
some understanding of sexual problems in<br />
their relationship to crime. As a result, we<br />
WORRALL CAMERA COMPANY<br />
5659 SELMARAINE DRIVE<br />
CULVER CITY CALIFORNIA<br />
FRED VAILE<br />
VA 1834<br />
699 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE<br />
Los ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
SELWYN-PACIFIC COMPANY<br />
340 WEST AVENUE 26<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
have found it possible, in some cases, to<br />
offer helpful advice to our associates in<br />
the field of law enforcement.<br />
SPECIAL COURSES<br />
The desire for such assistance was first<br />
brought to the writer's attention 21 years<br />
ago when he was asked to discuss sex offenders<br />
before a class of student patrolmen<br />
and policewomen in the Detroit <strong>Police</strong><br />
Academy. Since that time, every class<br />
of trainees has been given this instruction.<br />
GLOBE<br />
WIRELESS,<br />
Ltd.<br />
EX 2-6181<br />
141 BATTERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
California Motor<br />
Express, Ltd.<br />
GA 1-8454<br />
50 BRANNAN<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
SPENCER B. BAGGE<br />
CONTRACTOR<br />
YU 2-5076<br />
465 GREEN STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
Page 38 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957<br />
Carew& English,<br />
Inc.<br />
Funeral Directors<br />
Lao J. CAREW, JR., President<br />
CHAPELS<br />
MASONIC AT<br />
GOLDEN GATE AVE.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
FILLMORE 6-2414<br />
PACIFIC FELT CO.<br />
MI 7-0111<br />
710 YORK<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
SOUTHER WAREHOUSE<br />
COMPANY<br />
CAR UNLOADING & WAREHOUSING<br />
1006 NORTH POINT STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
PARAMOUNT OPTICAL CO.<br />
YUkon 2-4255<br />
240 STOCKTON STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
A SALUTE TO THE POLICE AND<br />
PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
FROM A FRIEND<br />
PAUL G. De ALVA<br />
& ASSOCIATES<br />
260 KEARNY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
SCHIRMER STEVEDORING<br />
CO., LTD.<br />
55 SACRAMENTO STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
This material has been analyzed in more<br />
detail as a part of the Detroit <strong>Police</strong> Department<br />
in-service training programs and<br />
in special courses for police officers developed<br />
by Wayne State University.<br />
While working with these law enforcement<br />
officers, we have learned something<br />
about their problems; they, in turn, have<br />
acquired valuable knowledge in the area<br />
of human behavior. Today there is a very<br />
close working relationship between these<br />
two units of our city government, the<br />
Psychopathic Clinic of the Recorder's<br />
Court and the Detroit <strong>Police</strong> Department.<br />
This relationship is based on our mutual<br />
interest in a common problem—the protection<br />
of the citizens in our community<br />
from the offenses committed by the sexually<br />
deviated criminal.<br />
It is not within the scope of this paper<br />
to discuss sexual maladjustment in all its<br />
possible criminal ramifications. You will<br />
realize that over the years we had occasion<br />
to study individuals who were expressing<br />
their sexual maladjustment by committing<br />
every conceivable kind of unsocial and<br />
antisocial criminal sexual act. A few of the<br />
sex offenders of particular interest to the<br />
law enforcement officer will be considered<br />
briefly.<br />
MARK OF SADIST<br />
From time to time, law enforcement<br />
officers in every community are called upon<br />
to investigate the rape and brutal assault<br />
of a woman or a young girl. There may<br />
be evidence of strangulation, or perhaps<br />
knife wounds, skull fractures or other indications<br />
of violence are observed. Not<br />
uncommonly, the victim has met the result<br />
of such mistreatment. This behavior is the<br />
hallmark of the sadist.<br />
A sadist is an individual who experiences<br />
sexual excitement or derives sexual<br />
pleasure from hurting someone. If he becomes<br />
sexually aroused because of the suffering<br />
of his victim, or more particularly<br />
if he finds it necessary to injure or torture<br />
his victim in order to achieve sexual gratification,<br />
he is a true sexual sadist. This<br />
PINKERTON'S NATIONAL<br />
DETECTIVE AGENCY, INC.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
CONSUL GENERAL OF<br />
COLOMBIA<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
ENGINEERS<br />
LIMITED<br />
PIPELINE Co.<br />
Pipeline Construction<br />
Engineering<br />
0!'11%<br />
200 BUSH STREET<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>,<br />
California<br />
JULIUS' CASTLE<br />
302 GREENWICH STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
AA-DAY AND NIGHT<br />
STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE<br />
220 MONTGOMERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
T. GALT ATWOOD, D.D.S.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT<br />
ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES<br />
RUSS BUILDING<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 39<br />
A. M. DEVINCENZI co.<br />
DRAYING - FLOUR HAULING A SPECIALTY<br />
Phone Mission 7-0260<br />
1598 CARROLL AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
DI SALVO TRUCKING CO.<br />
CITY AND STATEWIDE SERVICE<br />
GENERAL FREIGHT<br />
Russ Di Salvo<br />
LOS ANGELES<br />
PRospect 6153<br />
FIFTH & ALAMEDA<br />
JERROLD & QUINT<br />
VAlencia 4-6434<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
L. H. WINGETT<br />
American Indemnity Co.<br />
EXbrook 2-3276<br />
400 MONTGOMERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
MAURICE L. ROSANO<br />
GENERAL CONTRACTOR - BUILDER<br />
595 GIRARD STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
Mission Prescription Pharmacy<br />
598 GUERRERO STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
57 POWELL CLUB<br />
57 POWELL STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
CAREW & ENGLISH<br />
FUNERAL DIRECTORS<br />
Established 1890<br />
LEO J. CAREW, President<br />
Telephone Fillmore 6-2414<br />
Memorial Chapels<br />
MASONIC AT GOLDEN GATE AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
JOHN T. BEVANS—Typeseffer<br />
532 SANSOME STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
deviate is by far the most dangerous of all<br />
the sexual criminals with whom the law<br />
enforcement officer must contend.<br />
SEX INFERIORITY<br />
Another very common sex offense is<br />
that involving the male who has sex relations<br />
with a girl below the statutory age.<br />
This is, in some instances, merely a situation<br />
where a young man is taking advantage<br />
of an opportunity for sex relations<br />
with a young girl who is herself cooperative.<br />
At other times, we find the man who<br />
is bored, jaded, surfeited with normal sex<br />
activities, and who looks forward to a new<br />
or unusual sex experience with a minor<br />
girl.<br />
In the majority of these cases, however,<br />
we are dealing with a man who is reacting<br />
to feelings of sexual inferiority. This is<br />
the psychological condition referred to by<br />
the Freudian psychologists and psychiatrists<br />
as the castration complex. These castration<br />
ideas or feelings of sexual inferiority<br />
can develop for a number of reasons,<br />
some of which will be discussed later. In<br />
studying the cases of sex relations with<br />
minor girls, we often find that the inferiority<br />
feelings are related to some organic<br />
defect of the sex organs. This may be a<br />
feeling of misgiving as to the small size<br />
of the penis or concern because of an undescended<br />
testicle. Premature ejaculation,<br />
with its attendant dissatisfaction on the<br />
part of the sexually experienced female<br />
and embarrassment on the part of the male,<br />
can lead to similar feelings of inadequacy.<br />
FEARS RIDICULE<br />
Most important in this connection is the<br />
fact that the sexually insecure male avoids<br />
contact with sexually experienced adult<br />
females in fear of embarrassment or because<br />
he has been held up to ridicule as the<br />
result of his organic or functional problem.<br />
He then turns to young, sexually in -<br />
experienced girls, feeling that they will<br />
not detect his peculiarities or inadequacies.<br />
In this case, he feels emotionally more<br />
comfortable in his relationship with girls<br />
CALIFORNIA STEVEDORE AND<br />
BALLAST CO.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
160 FOLSOM STREET<br />
JACK PHILES<br />
AUTO WHOLESALE HOUSE<br />
PR 5-1460<br />
850 VAN NESS AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
Ashley & McMullen<br />
Funeral Directors<br />
SK 1-8403<br />
4200 Geary Blvd.<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
NEIL H. PETERSON COMPANY<br />
HEATING - VENTILATING<br />
AIR CONDITIONING<br />
Telephone JUniper 6-3751<br />
1485 BAYSHORE BOULEVARD<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
CERCIAT FRENCH LAUNDRY<br />
& DRY CLEANERS<br />
317 EL CAMINO REAL - MILLBRAE<br />
WA 1-4141<br />
1025 McALLISTER<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN<br />
IN<br />
Beautiful Golden Gate Park<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
PROSPERITY MARKET<br />
JU 7-8137<br />
199 GENNESSE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
LOMBARD LIQUOR STORE<br />
GR 4-4212<br />
1418 LOMBARD<br />
CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
THE SAN FRANCISCO<br />
STEVEDORING CO.<br />
35 BRANNAN STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
Page 40 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April -May, 1957<br />
THE LETTER SHOP<br />
67 BEALE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
THE FRANCIS WOOD COMPANY<br />
Industrial Engineers<br />
465 CALIFORNIA STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
RAY RADLIFF<br />
AUTO PAINTS • SUPPLIES<br />
1005 FRANKLIN STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
Dorothy Filgafe Beauty Salon<br />
1156 TAYLOR STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
LOMBARD LIQUOR STORE<br />
1418 LOMBARD STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
Lynch Carrier Systems, Inc.<br />
695 BRYANT STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
JOHN'S "FLYING A" SERVICE<br />
JOHN BLACKBERN<br />
Tires-Batteries - Washing & Polishing<br />
SAFETY CHECK LUBRICATION<br />
S & H GREEN STAMPS<br />
SKyline 1-1656<br />
4501 CALIFORNIA STREET<br />
At Fifth Avenue<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
WOLFF & DOLAN<br />
SKyline -6630<br />
198 - 18TH AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
of limited or no previous sexual experience.<br />
Closely allied to this offense is the sexual<br />
molestation of young girls, not involving<br />
actual sexual intercourse or attempts<br />
at intercourse. This is an offense committed<br />
by the very old man who is impotent and<br />
incapable of experiencing normal sexual<br />
intercourse. His feelings of frustration<br />
and embarrassment increase with each sexual<br />
failure. He then engages in sex play<br />
with very young girls, thus avoiding criticism<br />
for his lack of adult sexual prowess<br />
and entertaining the vain hope that his<br />
impotence will accordingly disappear.<br />
INDECENT EXPOSURE<br />
The crime of indecent exposure, or exhibitionism,<br />
leads all others in numerical<br />
frequency. Nearly 20 per cent of the sex<br />
crimes studied in the Recorder's Court<br />
each year are cases of indecent exposure.<br />
This offense is usually committed by the<br />
young man with feelings of sexual insecurity<br />
resulting from guilt feelings associated<br />
with masturbation, an inability to<br />
work out a satisfactory marital sexual adjustment,<br />
or because of an organic sexual<br />
problem such as those previously described.<br />
These subjects are reacting to what is<br />
virtually a neurotic compulsion to expose<br />
their privates. In an attempt to compensate<br />
for their inferiority feelings, they seek to<br />
demonstrate—to prove—their masculinity<br />
by the overt display of the privates. The<br />
exhibitionist is not aware of how causeand-effect<br />
is operating; he only knows that<br />
periodically he feels these driving urges to<br />
expose his privates. Psychologically, we<br />
understand his exposure as his way of denying<br />
or escaping' from his deep-seated<br />
feelings of sexual inferiority.<br />
HOMOSEXUALITY<br />
Homosexuality is widely recognized today<br />
as resulting from an inability to resolve<br />
childhood emotional problems or as<br />
developing through contact with older<br />
homosexuals during childhood or early<br />
adult life. Latent or mild homosexual<br />
tendencies are present in large numbers of<br />
people and manifest themselves in many<br />
El Cielito Resort<br />
"Little Heaven"<br />
2 1/2 Miles South of Middletown<br />
Phone 111-W<br />
MIRABEL SPRINGS<br />
Cocktail Lounge & Restaurant<br />
Phone Middletown 38-Y-4<br />
Scrappy & Lillian McNeece,<br />
Owners<br />
12 Miles North of Calistoga<br />
4 Miles South of<br />
MIDDLETOWN, CALIF.<br />
RUPLEY BROS.<br />
LOGGING CO.<br />
Contract Logging<br />
Timber Products<br />
01<br />
Camino, California<br />
SOLDIER MT.<br />
SAWMILL<br />
BOX 548<br />
Hayfork, California<br />
F. WILLS<br />
Contractor & Industrial<br />
Concrete Co.<br />
Excavating - Paving - Grading<br />
To Rent:<br />
Dump Trucks, Bulldozers<br />
Cat Loaders, Rollers, Low-Bed,<br />
Blades<br />
For Sale: Asphalt <strong>San</strong>d, Fill Dirt,<br />
Fill <strong>San</strong>d, Gravel, Loam<br />
OAKLEY HIGHWAY<br />
ANTIOCH, CALIF.
April - May, 1957<br />
Jas. E. O'Connell<br />
Co., Inc.<br />
Apples & Apple<br />
Products<br />
.<br />
Sebastopol, Calif.<br />
0<br />
Simonson Logging<br />
Co.<br />
REDWOOD<br />
SMITH RIVER, CALIF.<br />
Royal Hinkle<br />
Lumber Hauling<br />
Phone 781<br />
525 WILTSEY AVENUE<br />
RED BLUFF, CALIF.<br />
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL<br />
short of overt sexual relationships.<br />
The law enforcement officer is chiefly<br />
concerned with the adult homosexual who<br />
may be found accosting strangers in a public<br />
place or who is engaged in an occupation<br />
which furnishes opportunities for sexual<br />
advances to children. These people are,<br />
by and large, an unhappy group. They may<br />
hide their emotional distress by displaying<br />
a superficial facade of joviality and<br />
contentment, but basically they are severely<br />
discontented because of their maladjustment.<br />
Our society is built around the home<br />
and the desire for parenthood. The homosexual<br />
cannot fit himself into this social<br />
structure. Sometimes, in a desire to escape<br />
from—or perhaps merely to hide—his<br />
real desires, the homosexual retreats into<br />
marriage. In some instances, he is able to<br />
conceal his basic problem from his marital<br />
partner for a period of time; but, in any<br />
case, marriage proves to be no cure" for<br />
his homosexuality.<br />
(Continued in next issue)<br />
J . G. BOSWELL<br />
COMPANY<br />
Grain - Cotton<br />
El<br />
Corcoran, Calif.<br />
*<br />
SPRECKELS SUGAR<br />
THE LEADER<br />
FOR OVER 52 YEARS<br />
ELMCO<br />
VINEYARDS,<br />
INC.<br />
Page 41<br />
Growers - Shippers<br />
Fancy Table Grapes<br />
1409 Beverly Drive<br />
Phone REDWOOD 2-0695<br />
VISALIA, CALIF.<br />
ELMCO<br />
COLD STORAGE<br />
COMPANY<br />
California Pacific<br />
Redwood Co., Inc.<br />
ARCATA, CALIFORNIA<br />
ORICK, CALIFORNIA<br />
Baker Machinery<br />
& Bulk Grain<br />
Transportation<br />
Ship by Truck<br />
WILLOWS, CALIFORNIA
Page 42 POLICE AND ftACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957<br />
Ukiah Pine Lumber<br />
Company<br />
Manufacturers of<br />
Douglas Fir<br />
Ponderosa Pine<br />
Sugar Pine<br />
White Fir<br />
POTTER VALLEY, CALIF.<br />
INTO WIRTA<br />
LOGGING CO<br />
Contract Logging<br />
GARBERVILLE, CALIF.<br />
Richmond - Chase<br />
Company<br />
Main Office<br />
817 THE ALAMEDA<br />
Phone: CYpress 2=3032<br />
P. 0. Box 1030<br />
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA<br />
HOLM TIMBER<br />
INDUSTRIES<br />
Douglas Fir<br />
Redwood<br />
1500 OCEAN WAY<br />
GUALALA, CALIF.<br />
LEO F. PIAZZA<br />
Paving Company<br />
Route 1, Box 800<br />
DOWNER AVENUE NEAR<br />
ALMADEN ROAD<br />
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA<br />
GEORGE LICO<br />
TRUCKING CO.<br />
Let George Do It"<br />
P. 0. Box 135<br />
SAN MARTIN, CALIF.<br />
CAPUTO AND<br />
CHAPMAN<br />
BRICK AND STONE<br />
CONTRACTORS<br />
Phone EMerson 6-0783<br />
164 ATHERWOOD<br />
REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.<br />
HOLMAN'S<br />
Pacific Grove<br />
65 Years the Peninsula's Shopping<br />
Center-46 Departments<br />
Charge Accounts - S & H Green<br />
Stamps - Daily Delivery<br />
Free Parking<br />
542 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE<br />
PACIFIC GROVE, CALIF.<br />
ST 0 K ELY -<br />
VAN CAMP,<br />
INC.<br />
General Offices<br />
Indianapolis 6,<br />
Indiana<br />
Oakland Office<br />
5625 East 14th St.<br />
VILLAGE BOTTLE<br />
SHOPS<br />
Retail Package Liquor<br />
Stores<br />
Felton Shopping Center<br />
SAN LEANDRO, CALIF.<br />
PX Market<br />
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA<br />
Hyampom Lumber<br />
Co.<br />
HYAMPOM<br />
CALIFORNIA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 43<br />
Roe Picker Service<br />
Cotton Picker Repairing<br />
Portable Arc & Acetylene<br />
Welding<br />
"System, Speed, Service"<br />
HANFORD, CALIF.<br />
Sutro & Company<br />
SINCE 1858<br />
Investment Dealers and Brokers<br />
Underwriters, Industrial Brokers<br />
Members<br />
New York Stock Exchange<br />
EXbrook 2-0900<br />
460 MONTGOMERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
FINER GAS RANGES<br />
O'Keefe and<br />
Merritt Ranges<br />
A Model for Every Home<br />
Call Your Appliance Dealer<br />
962 BATTERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
SUN VALLEY<br />
DAIRY<br />
2240 SAN BRUNE AVE.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
Oregon - Nevada-<br />
California Fast<br />
Freight<br />
675 BRANNAN STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.<br />
PISANO<br />
BROTHERS<br />
General Contractors & Engineers<br />
FRANK E. PISANO<br />
Res. Phone AXminster 6-1950<br />
ANTHONY F. P1SANO<br />
Res. Phone CYpress 5-6593<br />
NICHOLAS J . PISANO<br />
Res. Phone AXminster 6-2680<br />
P. 0. Box 182 - AXminster 6-5467<br />
1800 De La Cruz Boulevard<br />
SANTA CLARA, CALIF.<br />
CARDOX<br />
CORPORATION<br />
Liquid CO2 and Dry Ice<br />
151 NORTH AVENUE 19<br />
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.<br />
MATSON NAVIGATION CO.<br />
Telephone DOuglas 2-5233<br />
215 MARKET STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
SHELL OIL COMPANY<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
Al Scannavino<br />
Trucking Company<br />
General Freight<br />
Hauling<br />
Weather Proof Vans<br />
Statewide Service<br />
Bonded - insured<br />
HO 3-4906<br />
5463 CHEROKEE LANE<br />
STOCKTON, CALIF.<br />
COLOR-TONE REPRODUCTIONS<br />
James A. McVey, President<br />
SUtter 1-1556<br />
—4<br />
134 BATTERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA<br />
GUILD, BASCOM and BONFIGLI<br />
ADVERTISING<br />
130 KEARNY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
M. Lee<br />
CALIFORNIA WATER &<br />
TELEPHONE COMPANY<br />
300 MONTGOMERY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
GEORGE W. CASWELL CO.<br />
Delicious Caswell Coffee Available<br />
at Your Favorite Grocers<br />
SUtter 1-6654<br />
642 HARRISON STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Page 44 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April - May, 1957<br />
* * * THE<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
HILL CORPORATION<br />
725 Second Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
HAIG'S AUTO RECONSTRUCTION<br />
Fender and Body Works<br />
640 Golden Gate Ave. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
CHARLES F. GILMORE<br />
Tax and Management Consultant<br />
Shreve Bldg., 210 Post Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
CRANDALL-WRIGHT SALE CO.<br />
82 Ringold Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
N & T TERMITE COMPANY, Incorporated<br />
Licensed Termite Operators<br />
149 Gough St., Underhill 1-7213, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
SHIMA TRANSFER CO.<br />
1734 Sutter Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
SAM'S GRILL<br />
374 Bush Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
BRIZARD & YOUNG<br />
72 Tehama Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
INGERSOLL - RAND<br />
350 Brannan Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
EDWARD E. ETCHECOPAR<br />
Commercial Gardener<br />
2646 Clement Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
"A" AND "K" BODY AND FENDER SHOP<br />
375 O'Farrell Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
Compliments of<br />
SS. PETER AND PAUL CHURCH<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
PAUL G. de ALVA & ASSOCIATES<br />
Property Insurance of All Kinds<br />
260 Kearny St., EX. 2-0729 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
M. D. GREEN RICE MILLING COMPANY<br />
149 California Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
THE SUNNY SIDE TAVERN<br />
135 Sixth Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
THE AUNGER ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO.<br />
1633 Market Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
C. N. BATES - DRAYAGE<br />
445 Fulton Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Lighting & Supply Co.<br />
1 14 7 Howard Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
Compliments of<br />
JOHN R. UPTON<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
GENERAL CABLE COMPANY<br />
185 Industrial Avenue<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
Compliments of<br />
JOSEPH A. BROWN<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
GEORGE A. KAAS—Mfrs. Representative<br />
Paper Mills and Converters<br />
420 Market Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
PARKER WATER HEATING SERVICE<br />
741 Monterey Boulevard<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
PIKE AND COMPANY<br />
155 <strong>San</strong>some Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
FAMBROUGH'S<br />
3259 Pierce Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
LOMBARD LIQUOR STORE<br />
1418 Lombard Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
BUYER'S GUIDE * * *<br />
PATRONIZE<br />
the<br />
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ADVERTSERS<br />
*<br />
They are RELIABLE PEOPLE<br />
They are FRIENDLY PEOPLE<br />
Interested in<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT<br />
FRANK'S LIQUOR STORE<br />
859 Kearny Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY<br />
Apparatus Sales Division<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
BELL TYPEWRITER CO.<br />
131 - Eighth Street UNderhill 3-2261<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
MARK RODMAN—Effective Direct Mail<br />
96 Jessie Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
A - 1 DELICATESSEN<br />
1430 Height Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
La Grande and White's Dry Cleaning<br />
250 Twelfth Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
WESTERN LOOSE LEAF CO.<br />
1045 <strong>San</strong>some Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
ANSCO PHOTO SERVICE<br />
640 Second Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
HOUGHTELEN PAPER COMPANY<br />
Paper - Twine<br />
257 Natoma Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
COURTESY BODY SHOP<br />
4733 Geary Boulevard<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
PROVIDENT FURNITURE—Bechier & Schwab<br />
4614 Mission Street JU 5-7979<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
AMERICAN JESUITS IN CHINA<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
A & C UPHOLSTERY<br />
3547 Twenty-Fourth Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
NORMAN HUBBERT<br />
Industrial Design - Store Fronts and Interiors<br />
414 Jackson Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
A. M. BLUMER—Fertilizers and Minerals<br />
465 California Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
PALACE - New Montgomery - GARAGE, Inc.<br />
74 New Montgomery Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
MENIDO CORPORATION—REAL ESTATE<br />
24 California Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
PINKERTON'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE<br />
AGENCY<br />
Monadnock Building, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
"RUSSIAN LIFE" NEWSPAPER<br />
2458 Sutter Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> California<br />
OLIVER'S SAN CARLO LIQUORS<br />
"Buzz and Muriel"<br />
1920 Irving Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
SCANNELL BROS.—DRAYAGE<br />
2599 Ingalls Street at Carroll Avenue<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
California<br />
N. CHERNOFF CO.—HAIR GOODS<br />
Room 208-150 Powell St,—EXbrook 2-4682<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
California<br />
ANDREASSEN & COMPANY, INC.<br />
205 DRUMM STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
MINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL<br />
REGULATOR COMPANY<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
CONSTRUCTION AGGREGATES, INC.<br />
503 MARKET STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
A. E. KNOWLES CORPORATION<br />
3330 SAN BRUNO AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
- WEST COAST WASHING MACHINE CO.<br />
Maytag Washers and Ironers<br />
487 Valencia Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif<br />
GARARDEN'S CHURCH FURNISHERS<br />
1026 Mission Street .- MArket 1-2185<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
CLYDE BENTLEY<br />
CONSULTING ENGINEER<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
COMPLIMENTS OF THE<br />
CONSULATE OF HAITI<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
Marshall-Newell Supply Company<br />
SPEAR AND MISSION STREETS<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -<br />
ROYAL PARK CUSTOM TAILORS<br />
175 O'FARRELL STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
TRAVENS EQUIPMENT RENTAL, INC.<br />
717 DIVISADERO STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
WILLIAM H. ROSS—Industrial Equipment<br />
24 California Street - EXbrook 2-4490<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY<br />
251 SECOND STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
IVY'S HAIR SALON<br />
1812 1/ Eddy Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
TRACY H. ALLEN PRINTING<br />
440 <strong>San</strong>some Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
SIMONDS SAW AND STEEL CO.<br />
228 First Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
CALIFORNIA BEER WHOLESALERS<br />
ASSOCIATION, INC.<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
VETERAN'S THRIFT SHOP<br />
3372 MISSION STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
BUFFALO FORGE COMPANY<br />
1415 MAPLE AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
WIENER & ROTHCHILD<br />
2512 NORIEGA STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
MANDARIN FASHIONS<br />
512 GRANT AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
GREGORY LENDARIS<br />
WHOLESALE CITRUS FRUITS<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
T. Z. SHIOTA—Oriental Objects of Art -<br />
402 Sutter Street - Phone SUtter 1-6059<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
H. V. CARTER COMPANY<br />
52 BEALE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
4pril - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 45<br />
* * * THE B-U YE R'S GUIDE * * *<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Alameda Oakland<br />
F. M. RAMOS—Wood Works<br />
5731 Mission Street JUniper 5-5838<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
ASSOCIATION FILMS, INC.<br />
799 STEVENSON STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
ST. GERMAIN & Co.<br />
Real Estate - WAlnut 1-1236<br />
2022 Chestnut Street - <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Calif.<br />
THE LAUNDERETTE.<br />
339 OCEAN AVENUE<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
A. E. Staley Manufacturing Company<br />
NUMBER TWO PINE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
LACROUTS FRENCH LAUNDRY<br />
3359-26TH STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
CABALLEROS DE LIMA—ALANG, INC. -<br />
443 BROADWAY<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
COBB'S BAIL BOND SERVICE<br />
847 FILLMORE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
DEANS AND HOMER<br />
340 PINE STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
ARCADE BEAUTY SALON<br />
760 MISSION STREET ROOM 262<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
VICTORIA MIRON - Clothing<br />
1750 GEARY STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
HESS REPRODUCTION SERVICE<br />
381 BUSH STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
THOMAS E. LUNDY<br />
Public Accountant and Tax Consultant<br />
503 Market Street - <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, California<br />
MAYNARD SUPPLY, INC.<br />
371 FIFTH STREET<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE<br />
COMPANY<br />
126 New Montgomery Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
HOTEL DWAINE<br />
242 Turk Street - OR 3-7642<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
STONESTOWN<br />
MEDICAL-DENTAL ASSOCIATION<br />
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
South <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
JENNINGS PHARMACY<br />
231 GRAND AVENUE - JU 8-7744<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO<br />
LOUIS P. BALDINI - Architect<br />
405 GRAND AVENUE JUno 8-4730<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
B. J. RODONDI & SONS<br />
Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service<br />
336 Grand Ave. - JU 8-3849 - So. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
SILVAS MOTORS<br />
110 LINDEN - jU 8-7867<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
TED & ARCHIE'S GROCERY<br />
615 LINDEN - JU 8-9990<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
MARIO VOLONTE<br />
Authorized Dealer—D eSoto -Plymouth<br />
616 Linden Ave. . JU 8-6797 -So. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
THE HUB<br />
382 GRAND AVENUE - JU 8-7926<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
FERKO SHEET METAL WORKS<br />
58 A STREET - JU 8.3045<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO<br />
ENCINAL SERVICE<br />
2268 ENCINAL AVENUE - LA 2.9673<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
L U C I L E ' S - For the Unusual in Flowers<br />
2416 CENTRAL AVENUE - LA 2.0188<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
MARY'S COFFEE SHOP<br />
HOMEMADE PIES AND CAKES<br />
2410 <strong>San</strong>ta Clara Ave. - Alameda, California<br />
LIL'S PANTRY<br />
Burgers, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks,<br />
1320 Oak Street - Alameda, California<br />
S. C. ROPER - Richfield Service<br />
Oak at <strong>San</strong>ta Clara - LA 3.9862<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
GRAND MARKET<br />
1702 Lincoln Avenue - LA 2-9890<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
MARY LOU BEAUTY SALON<br />
231 I-A <strong>San</strong>ta Clara Avenue — LA 2.4818<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
DR. G. A. DONATELLO, D.C.<br />
"Your Family Chiropractor" - LA 3-3977<br />
2214 <strong>San</strong>ta Clara Ave. - Alameda, California<br />
JOHN B. HENRY<br />
New and Used Cars Bought and Sold<br />
1814 Park St. -LA 3-5206 - Alameda, Calif.<br />
JUSTIN REALTY—Real Estate—Insurance<br />
1526 PARK STREET— LAkehurst 2.3567<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
HOME TV & RADIO SERVICE<br />
1631 PARK STREET - LA 3-4488<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
ALAMEDA MOTORS<br />
Lincoln - Mercury - Harry Swanker, Owner<br />
1825 Park Street - LA 2-4617 - Alameda, Calif,<br />
KONIGSHOFER'S<br />
Women's and Children's Wear<br />
1343 Park Street - LA 2-1922 - Alameda, Calif.<br />
Lloyd & Pete's "Flying A" Service<br />
426 WEBSTER STREET - LA 2-9916<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
VEGAS SMOKE SHOP<br />
1402 WEBSTER STREET<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
PAT'S SHOE REPAIR - Quick Service<br />
1447 WEBSTER STREET - LA 2-1445<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
SAM WO LAUNDRY<br />
2035 LINCOLN AVENUE<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
WILTON'S DRUGS<br />
Prescription Pharmacists<br />
1901 Encinal Ave. at Lafayette—Alameda, Calif<br />
P. ROYAL HAULMAN—Contractor & Builder<br />
1243-A Broadway - LAkehurst 2-3797<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
SPEEDY'S<br />
Palace Fountain Lunch<br />
1207 LINCOLN - ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
MAAS & ARMSTRONG - Painting<br />
1164 BROADWAY - LA 3-9242<br />
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Cruz<br />
VETTERLE & HOUGHTON<br />
John Azevedo - Elwin J. Loofbourrow<br />
GReenwood 5-1375 - SOQUEL, CALIF.<br />
N I N 0 - Hair Stylist<br />
2409 MISSION STREET<br />
SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA<br />
TWIN LAKES FARM MARKET<br />
Phone GR 5-1911 - JIM LABATO, Prop.<br />
2-1400 EAST CLIFF DRIVE - SANTA CRUZ<br />
BILL'S BARBER SHOP<br />
I Need Your Head in MY Business<br />
6105 Foothill Blvd. . LO 9-4411 - Oakland, Calif.<br />
CARRERE CURTAIN CLEANERS<br />
1337 FIFTIETH AVENUE— KEllog 2.1830<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
BLACK AND WHITE LIQUOR STORE<br />
FREE DELIVERY - SW 8-3834<br />
7431 MacArthur Blvd. - Oakland, California<br />
PEG & JIMS - Fountain Lunch<br />
7427 MacArthur Boulevard - LO 8.5976<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
ULIANA NURSERY<br />
Masut Bros., Props. - TR 2-1107<br />
0263 MacArthur Blvd. - Oakland, California<br />
JORY MOTORS<br />
Oakland's Cleanest Used Cars - AN 1-8500<br />
5201 E. 14th Street - Oakland, California<br />
JAMES CLOCK MANUFACTURING CO.<br />
Manufacturers of "James Remind -O.Clock"<br />
5307 E. 14th Street - KE 2.7836 . Oakland, Calif.<br />
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.<br />
405 FOURTEENTH STREET<br />
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
Yuba City<br />
General Mills, Inc.—Farm Service Store<br />
Feeds Farm Supplies - Seeds<br />
320 A St. SH 3.9271 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
ED WILSON PAINTING & DECORATING<br />
Paints-Wallpaper-Glass-Venetian Blinds<br />
454 Bridge St. SH 2.0752 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
H OW ARD'S<br />
Key, Lock, Saw Filing & Lawnmower Service<br />
462 Bridge St. SH 2.1746 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
SUTTER COUNTY TIRE SERVICE<br />
Largest Stock, Finest Equipment in the County<br />
511 Second St. SH 3-3109 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
SUTTER MOTEL<br />
A Home Away From Home"—SH 3-4345<br />
34 Miles North of Yuba City on Highway 99E<br />
EARL R. HUFFMASTER<br />
Oldsmobile- Cadillac—SH 3-6575<br />
226-228 Bridge Street Yuba City, California<br />
GARDEN WAY NURSERY<br />
Trees-Shrubs-Bedding Plants-Seeds and Pottery<br />
2nd & Bridge Sts. SH 2.1558 Yuba City, Cal.<br />
BEE HIVE MARKET<br />
THE BIG ONE-STOP MARKET<br />
301 Percy Ave. SH 2-1711 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
WHEN IN LOW SPIRITS VISIT<br />
DELUXE LIQUOR STORE<br />
449 Bridge St. SH 2-0460 Yuba City, Calif.<br />
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.—Nash Sales & Service<br />
You Will Be Ahead With Nash" SH 2-6912<br />
College & Bush Streets Yuba City, Calif.<br />
EL RANCHERO RESTAURANT<br />
Spanish Dishes—Enchiladas—Tortillas<br />
440 Garden Hiway SH 2-7076 Yuba City<br />
COOPER AVENUE LIQUOR STORE<br />
Liquor-Wine-Beer - Phone 2-1241<br />
938 Cooper Avenue Yuba City, Calif.<br />
WILBUR A. BROWN<br />
General Building Contractor - SH 2.4403<br />
831 OLIVE STREET - YUBA CITY, CALIF.<br />
EASTSIDE HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLY HOWARD CLEANERS<br />
E. M. GIUBBINI —GA 3-7400 236 Bridge St. - SH 2-1046 - Yuba City, Calif.<br />
1817 SOQUEL AVENUE - SANTA CRUZ 113 E. 12th St. - SH 3-4971 - Marysville, Calif.<br />
KEEN FREEZE - Hamburger Headquarters<br />
Biggest and Best Malts in Town!<br />
291 Percy Avenue - Yuba City, California<br />
STAR WELL DRILLING & PUMP COMPANY<br />
Universal Pressure Systems & A. 0. Smith<br />
Live Oak Highway SH 3.7890 Yuba City<br />
MONTEREY AUTO SALES<br />
Used Cars Bought, Sold & Traded<br />
199 Lighthouse Ave. Phone 5-4901 Monterey
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* * * THE<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
EISENHOOD'S VILLAGE DELICATESSEN<br />
Hot Foods to Take Out. Also Hot Snack Bar<br />
2324 Montgomery Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
PHIL ANDHAROLD'S BARBER SHOP<br />
"Where It's a Pleasure to Serve You"<br />
2310 Midway Drive, Tel, 2207-J <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
THE VILLAGE PET SHOP<br />
Veterinary Foods and Supplies—Unusual Pets<br />
2308 Montgomery Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
W I L L S 0 N ' S—Village Clothes Rack<br />
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
AL'S VILLAGE REPAIR SHOP<br />
Chevrolet Specialists in Montgomery Village<br />
2310 Claremont Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
VILLAGESIDE - REALTY<br />
Personalized Service—William Jaynes<br />
2410 Montgomery Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
THRIFTY DRUGS—Bonded Prescription Service<br />
727 Village Court—Montgomery Village<br />
SANTA ROSA Tel. 1.0460 CALIF.<br />
KRAFT BROS. BAKERIES<br />
In Town and Country—The Dutch Girl<br />
In Montgomery Village—Village Pastry Shop<br />
SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA<br />
UNZELMAN'S MOTEL—Member A.A.A.<br />
One and One-Quarter Miles South of <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
2245 Redwood Highway South, on U. S. 101<br />
THE PICK-UP—Hamburger Kings . . . 19c<br />
Corner Sonoma at Hahnan—Montgomery Village<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
HENDERSON'S PHARMACY<br />
"The Village Druggist"—Phone 6071<br />
2330 Montgomery Drive—Montgomery Village<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
LA ROSEA HOTEL<br />
SANTA ROSA,<br />
CALIFORNIA<br />
ORCHARD INN<br />
<strong>San</strong>dwiches • Milk Shakes • Leer and Wines<br />
4404 Redwood Highway North - SANTA ROSA<br />
VILLAGE SHELL GARAG<br />
Motor Rebuilding and Overhaul<br />
2430 Sonoma Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
SINGER SEWING CENTER<br />
Headquarters for the Redwood Empire!<br />
735 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
THE LITTLE DINER<br />
A Good Place to Eat - Always!<br />
408-A Mendocino Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
GALLENKAMP'S<br />
Shoes for the Family<br />
480 Mendocino Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
HOLLAND'S RED AND WHITE STATIONS<br />
401 Main St., Petaluma-420 "B" St., <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
1680 Mendocino, <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
ROGERS EXPERT SHOE REPAIR SHOP<br />
Quality Work—Reasonable Prices<br />
At the Bus Station on "B" St. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
SANTA ROSA FURNITURE CO.<br />
Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive<br />
Cor. 4th at "A" Sts. Phone 372 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
ACME WINDOW SHADE and VENETIAN<br />
BLIND CO.<br />
310 D St. Phone 1130-W <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
WALTER SCHEFER<br />
PLUMBING AND HEATING<br />
640 5th St. Phone 3922 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
BALDI & SON - GROCERS<br />
Groceries - Meats - Farm Supplies<br />
4875 Sonoma Hi-ay, Rincon Valley, <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
LAWSON'S CORNER COCKTAIL LOUNGE<br />
Groceries, Beers & Wines—Filling Station<br />
6001 Sonoma Hiway <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
UNZELMAN'S MOTEL<br />
I 1/ Miles South of <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa on U. S.<br />
Highway 101 - <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
BUYER'S GUIDE * * *<br />
T. V. SERICENTER<br />
40 West College Aenue<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
California<br />
HALL'S SPORTSMAN SHOP<br />
55 MENDOCINO AVENUE - Telephone 1593<br />
SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA<br />
- PELISSIER MOTEL<br />
1875 MENDOCINO AVENUE - Phone 8619<br />
SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA<br />
REED REALTY<br />
Specialists in Sonoma County Properties<br />
4344 Sonoma Highway - <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
P. M. SCHMIDT AGENCY<br />
INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS<br />
375 "A" STREET - SANTA ROSA, CALIF.<br />
BERNICE M. WILSON - Realtor<br />
Town, Country and Income Properties<br />
1619 FOURTH STREET - SANTA ROSA<br />
OSTEN & NELLIGAN - Insurance Specialists<br />
105 Montgomery Drive- Telephone 2490<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa California<br />
STUART'S SEWING MACHINE CENTER<br />
New and Used Machines—Service and Parts<br />
731 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
CHARLES C. WARREN - Realtor<br />
Office Phone: 3065 Home Phone: 335-W<br />
524 Fifth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
BEAL AND BEAL - Realtors<br />
Real Estate - Insurance - Loans<br />
589 Mendocino . Phones 1345.5503 . <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
HOWARD RADIO SHOP—Hi-Fi TV Service<br />
Tops in Service—All Makes<br />
524 Sebastopol Road Phone 3763 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
WILLIAMS & O'NEIL<br />
Real Estate Brokers - General Insurance<br />
638 5th St. Phone 1916 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
GIROLO'S PAINT STORE<br />
Painter's Headquarters—Paints and Wallpaper<br />
309 4th St., Phone S. R. 3603, <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
MARSH'S HANDY GROCERY<br />
Convenience Plus Courtesy - Always!<br />
884 SECOND STREET - SANTA ROSA<br />
West Sacramento<br />
BALDY'S CAFE—Real Home Style Meals<br />
Women Cooks! - Tel. 1-4796<br />
1701 W. Capitol Ave—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
FLAGSTONE MOTEL<br />
Catering to Commercial Men and<br />
Law Enforcement <strong>Officers</strong>! - GI 1-6461<br />
1530W. Capitol Ave—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
TRAVELODGE MOTEL<br />
8 1 West Capitol Avenue - Frontier 1-6983<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA<br />
SILVEY'S MOTEL<br />
1030 West Capitol Avenue - Frontier 1-4601<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO MARKET<br />
Qualify--Meats—Groceries—Candies<br />
109 Fifteenth Street—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO PHARMACY<br />
Prescription Druggists - FRontier 1-4091<br />
1109 W. Capitol Ave.—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
TAHOE MOTEL<br />
Mrs. Mae G. Blain, Mgr., Owner—FR 1.6033<br />
1100 W. Capitol Ave,—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
ACTION TRAILER SALES, INC.<br />
ROADCRAFT - America's Best—FR 1-6062<br />
1401 W. Capitol Ave—West Sacramento, Calif.<br />
CARGILL, INC. - Grains-Storage<br />
FRONTIER 1.4051<br />
WEST SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA<br />
<strong>San</strong> Rafael<br />
HIG'S CHAR -BROILER<br />
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner—Steaks and Chops<br />
101 Highway North <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
J. L. ROBINSON—TRAILER SALES<br />
Largest Display in Mann County<br />
2078 - 101 Hiway So, <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
SAN RAFAEL PLATING WORKS<br />
High Grade Electro Plating—R. D. Dalton<br />
724 <strong>Francisco</strong> Blvd. <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
MARCUS . .. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING<br />
Marcus W. Took—Phone GL, 4-0670<br />
726 <strong>Francisco</strong> Blvd. I<strong>San</strong> Rafael, California<br />
U. S. SOFT WATER SERVICE<br />
Tom Mirabito - Bob Vance, Owners<br />
724-A <strong>Francisco</strong> Blvd. <strong>San</strong> Rafael, California<br />
AAERO HEATING & SHEET METAL, INC.<br />
Telephone Bus. GL 3-1555 - Res. GL 4-5373<br />
805 <strong>Francisco</strong> Boulevard <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
SAN RAFAEL SERVICE STATION<br />
E. F. Monti - W. Canessa - GL 3-9998<br />
4th and Irwin Sts, <strong>San</strong> Rafael, California<br />
E. H. SELTNER COMPANY<br />
Restaurant and Bar Supply—Tel. GL 4-8060<br />
3 LrveII & Irwin Sts, <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
EDWARDS AND FRAME<br />
Automotive Repairing—GL 4-1410<br />
815 Third Street <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
FRANK T. PERACHIOTTI REALTY<br />
Two Offices to Serve You<br />
01 Hiway & Grant Ave. 509 4th St., <strong>San</strong> Rafael<br />
JIMMY AND VAN'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE<br />
Dodge, Plymouth - Prompt, Satisfactory Service<br />
2222 Fourth St., GL 3-2954 <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
J. B. RICE CO.<br />
carpets—Linoleum—Westinghouse Appliances<br />
430 <strong>Francisco</strong> Blvd., CL 3-5025 <strong>San</strong> Rafael<br />
FREDERICK'S STUDIO—PHOTOGRAPHERS<br />
H G. Frederick, Prop.—GLenwood 3-8282<br />
1326 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
MARVELOUS MARIN REALTY CO.<br />
Homes - Ranches - Income Properties<br />
1314 - 4th St., CL 4-0674 <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
MODERNTREND—DISTINCTIVE GIFTS<br />
Grace and Bill Starck—GL 3.4042<br />
1027 C Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
JOHNSON HARDWARE CO.<br />
Household Supplies - Dutch Boy Paints - Tools<br />
1137 Fourth St., CL 3-1844 <strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
Best Wishes From<br />
MARIN DRIVE-IN LIQUOR STORE<br />
1556 Fourth Street<br />
<strong>San</strong> Rafael, Calif.<br />
PAUL BISSOLA<br />
Italian-American Sausage Factory<br />
1569 Fourth St., CL. 3-3161 <strong>San</strong> Rafael ,Calif.<br />
ALOUETTE NURSERY SCHOOL<br />
Fun with crafts and music<br />
in a relaxed and happy atmosphere<br />
408 BELLE AVE.—GL 3-5842--SAN RAFAEL<br />
Los Angeles<br />
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING SALES<br />
8216 W. 3rd St - OL 3-4960<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
Los Angeles<br />
MARTIN OF CALIFORNIA<br />
1339 SOUTH FLOWER STREET<br />
Los Angeles 15, California<br />
J. MICHLIN<br />
8211 Melrose Avenue<br />
California<br />
TROJAN METAL PRODUCTS<br />
735 East Gage Avenue - ADams 3-4396<br />
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA<br />
BRODERICK MARKET C, M. CRAWFORD—Dominguez Water Corp.<br />
Top Quality—Always --. Frontier 3-6473 5410 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD<br />
714 Third Street Broderick, Calif. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 47<br />
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<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
MARSH'S GROCERY<br />
"Your Friendly Neighborhood Store"<br />
884 Second St., Phone 7164 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
EL DORADO PRODUCTS CO.<br />
"We Serve the Redwood Empire"<br />
3333 Mendocino Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
THE B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY<br />
First in Rubber—Compare the Cost<br />
415 Fifth St. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
Best Wishes—<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Lodge No. 458<br />
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE<br />
Why Not Join Today? <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
SELVAGE CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.<br />
Concrete Septic Tanks—Tel. 5855-J<br />
Stoney Point Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
VOLKSWAGEN—VEALE MOTOR CO.<br />
"Ask An Owner—They're Our Best Salesmen"<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
Greetings From<br />
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
BRANDLIN'S AUTO SERVICE<br />
Complete Overhaul - Tune-Up & Wheel Service<br />
000 West College Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
NOVELLI'S RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE<br />
Sparton - Arvin - G. E.—Phone 4461<br />
409 Third Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
BROWN'S LIQUOR STORE<br />
Norm Capitan, Prop—Phone 1189<br />
215 "D" Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
REDWOOD PHOTO SALES<br />
Developing - Printing - Copying - Photostats<br />
211 B St., Phone 2235 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
LUND'S GROCERY—The Handy Shopping Spot<br />
Grocery - Dairy Products - School Supplies<br />
1057 College Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
EMPIRE FARM EQUIPMENT CO.<br />
Industrial - Farm - Construction Equipment<br />
1470 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif<br />
CRESCENT JEWELERS<br />
Ray Pollack, Manager—Phone 1-0400<br />
609 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
EMPIRE DRUG CO.<br />
625 Fourth Street—Phone 12<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa California<br />
NOONAN AGENCY<br />
General Insurance<br />
509 - 7th St., Tel. 863 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
EARL'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE<br />
Countywide Coverage - Installation - Service<br />
938 W. College Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
FRENCHIE'S SERVICE STATION<br />
We Treat Your Car Right—We Treat You Right<br />
Corner Fifth & Wilson Sts. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
MEDICO DRUG CO.—Prescription Druggist<br />
Your Wallgren Agency<br />
Mendocino at Fifth <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
C. W. HALL<br />
Plumbing and Heating Contractor<br />
1665 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
JOHN SLOSS CO.<br />
Machinery—Sales and Rentals<br />
3035 Redwood Hiway So. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
SANTA ROSA STEAM LAUNDRY<br />
Dry Cleaners and Linen Service<br />
352 First Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
PAYNE CORPORATION<br />
Homes Appliances—Maytag—Frigidaire<br />
2688 Mendocino Ave., Tel. 1884 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
HALL'S SPORTSMAN SHOP<br />
Boats - Sporting Goods - Guns - Ammunition<br />
555 Mendocino Ave., Tel. 1593 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
HAL - CAL FEED AND SEED<br />
Home of Purina Chows & <strong>San</strong>itation Products<br />
533 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
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Interested in<br />
LAW ENFORCEMENT<br />
FOOD CITY MARKET<br />
Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Liquors<br />
180 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
TOSCHI'S PHARMACY<br />
"The Family Doctor's Drug Store"<br />
646 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
CHESTER'S JEWELERS<br />
Watch Repair Specialists<br />
504 Fourth St., Tel. 375 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
J. V. "Jud" CUMMINS<br />
Body, Fender and Glass Shop<br />
639 Second St., Phone 136 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
TATE'S SHOE SERVICE<br />
Modern Shoe Repairing<br />
3 15 D Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
U-SAVE SUPER MARKET<br />
The Busy Quality Market—Telephone 2150<br />
1680 Petaluma Hill Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
MARY'S BEST SERVICE CLEANERS<br />
Suits, Coats & Dresses . . . Skirts, Slacks<br />
800 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
WESTERN FRENCH BAKERY<br />
Third and Davis Street Phone 5497-W<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa California<br />
HARRY B. TREMBLEY<br />
Wholesale Distr. Automotive Elec. Equipment<br />
3rd and 'B' Streets <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
GENERAL MILLS FEED STORE<br />
Larro and Gold Medal Poultry and Dairy Feeds<br />
511 Wilson St., Phone 2041 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
AL NICHOLSON, INC.<br />
Toledo Scales and Food Machines—Tel. 1116<br />
3 0 Sebastopol Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
THE WASHING MACHINE MAN<br />
Maytag Dealers—New - Used and Repairing<br />
308 - 4th St., Tel. 3942 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
HALL BROS. DRUG COMPANY<br />
Elizabeth Arden Toiletries—Telephone 100<br />
529 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
DOKE'S "TOOT-N-TOTE" MARKET<br />
Curb Service - Liquors .. Grocers<br />
1117 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
THE GOOD SPOT—COCKTAILS<br />
Draught Beer - Wine - Hamburgers - Lunches<br />
410 Sebastopol Road <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
LOWE'S MARKET-4TH AND A STREETS<br />
Where Families Shop and Save $ $ Daily<br />
Telephone 9714 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
PERSHING MARKET<br />
Quality Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables<br />
421 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
THE LITTLE DINER<br />
Home Cooked Meals—Home Made Pies, Cakes<br />
408-A Mendocino Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
HADLEY TIRE COMPANY<br />
Tire Rebuilders for the Trade—Phone 120<br />
1 12 North Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa. Calif.<br />
INGRAM'S CHILI BOWL—<strong>San</strong>dwiches & Chili<br />
One Quarter Mile No. of Freeway on 101<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa California<br />
LING'S HOME FURNISHINGS<br />
Complete Furnishers—Phone 1236<br />
1044 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
SQUARE DEAL AUTO AND WRECKING<br />
Where We Sell the Best and Wreckthe Rest<br />
214 Roberts Ave., Tel. 3355, <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.<br />
Sewing Center Headquarters of Sonoma County<br />
735 Fourth Street, Tel. 1381 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
SAARE RADIO TV APPLIANCE SHOP<br />
Since 1922 We Have Been Serving You<br />
512 - 5th St., Phone 1206 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
THE YARDAGE SHOP—Stitch and Save<br />
Montgomery Village—Doris Vesgaard, Owner<br />
2417 Magowan Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
SILVA'S QUALITY MEATS<br />
Retail Market and Locker Plant<br />
2324 Magowan Drive <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
ARCHIE KASH—MONTGOMERY VILLAGE<br />
Finest in Men's and Boys' Wear<br />
SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA<br />
"TOPS FOR TOTS" SHOP—Toys and Crafts<br />
510 Farmers Lane Phone 751W<br />
Montgomery Village <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
Best Wishes to Sonoma County Peace <strong>Officers</strong><br />
FLOUR PRODUCTS COMPANY<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa California<br />
LOU EVANS TEXACO SERVICE<br />
Goodrich Tires, Tubes & Batteries, Washing<br />
171 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Avenue <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
BRITTAIN'S PET SHOP<br />
Complete Line of Pets and Pet Supplies<br />
430 Fifth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
The Flower Shop • The Flower Basket<br />
ISO <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Ave., <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
Apple Blossom Florist - Sebastopol, Calif.<br />
Jackson Appliance and Refrigerating<br />
"Your Refrigerator Dealer"<br />
413 B Street <strong>San</strong> Rosa, Calif.<br />
SANTA ROSA EMPORIUM<br />
Television Appliances - Home Furnishings<br />
413 B Street, Phone 7 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
EISENHOOD'S<br />
Famous for Fine Foods - Cocktail Lounge<br />
Courthouse Square <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
DIAMOND MARKET<br />
Quality Plus Low Prices—Always<br />
317 4th St., Tel, S. R. 466 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
MISSION LUNCH<br />
"Best Pie and Coffee in <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa<br />
958 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa Ave. <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
FARMER'S DRUG STORE<br />
"The Home of Guaranteed Prescriptions"<br />
647 4th St., Tel. S. R. 50 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
A. R. HEWITT—LABORATORIES<br />
Wholesale Medical and Veterinary Supplies<br />
420 Riley St., Tel. S. R. 312W <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Cal.<br />
ZERINTCHEFF AGENCY<br />
All Forms of Insurance—Phone 3701<br />
220 B Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
FLOOD'S MARKET<br />
Just Off the Freeway—Open 9 a.m.-I0 p.m.<br />
201 Fourth Street <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
B A L D I & SONS<br />
Grocery and Meat Markets - Grains, Mill Feeds<br />
4875 Sonoma Highway <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, California<br />
CLAYT'S OLD TRAIL INN<br />
Unique to Say the Least I<br />
C. 4th St., at Farmer's Lane <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
REED REALTY<br />
Homes, Ranches and Income Property<br />
4910 Sonoma Hiway <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Calif.<br />
VILLAGE FIRE-CHIEF STATION<br />
Texaco Service in Beautiful Montgomery Village<br />
2300 Sonoma Ave., Tel. 7516 <strong>San</strong>ta Rosa, Cal.
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Novato<br />
COX RADIO & TV SERVICE<br />
Sales and Service<br />
5369 Redwood Hiway Ignacio (Novato, Calif.)<br />
BUNTING'S QUALITY MEATS<br />
"Where Quality and Low Price Are Twins"<br />
830 Grant Ave., TW 2-2502 Novato, Calif.<br />
BELLUCCI REALTY COMPANY<br />
"Results You Can Bank On"<br />
7464 Redwood Hiway, Novato, Calif.<br />
LIQUOR MART OF NOVATO<br />
Retail Wines and Liquors—Open 7 Days a Week<br />
1403 Grant Ave., Tw 2-3 722 Novato, Calif.<br />
MARIN AIR REPAIR<br />
Complete Service—Aircraft and Engine<br />
Mann Co. Airport Novato, California<br />
HILLER'S SHOES, INC.<br />
Good Shoes for the Entire Family<br />
1431 Grant Ave. Novato, Calif.<br />
WOODY'S TV & APPLIANCE CO.<br />
Expert Radio Service . Any Make<br />
1133 Grant Avenue Novato, California<br />
EL NOVATO MOTEL AND TRAILER PARK<br />
Kitchen Accommodations<br />
Phone TWinbrook 2-2991 Novato, California<br />
101 GARAGE—RICHFIELD SERVICE<br />
Electric - Acetylene Welding—Phone TW 2-5330<br />
7377 Redwood Highway Novato, Calif.<br />
COOK'S AUTO REPAIR—GENERAL REPAIR<br />
Radiator Repair and Recoring<br />
867 Vallejo St., TW 2-3810 Novato, California<br />
TOBIN'S APPLIANCES<br />
Dairy Equipment—Pumps—Sales and Service<br />
872 Grant Ave., TW 2.2681 Novato, Calif.<br />
PINI HARDWARE<br />
Housewares—Appliances—Farm Supplies<br />
1107 Grant Avenue Novato, California<br />
M. C. JENSEN—PLUMBING<br />
Contracting - Repairing—Estimating - Jobbing<br />
1214 Grant Ave., TW 2-9109 Novato, Calif.<br />
KEELE'S TEXACO SERVICE<br />
"Best Lube Jobs in Town"<br />
915 Diablo Avenue Novato, California<br />
BUD'S CAR TOWN<br />
New and Used Cars—All Makes and Models<br />
7445 Redwood Hiway Novato, Calif.<br />
CONKLING—Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal<br />
Sales—"STANDARD"—Service<br />
872 Vallejo Ave., TW 2-2043 Novato, Calif.<br />
A & R BODY SHOP<br />
Auto Painting and Glass Installing<br />
862 Vallejo Ave., TW. 2.2977 Novato, Calif.<br />
BEN FRANKLIN 5c & lOc STORE<br />
"The Complete Shopping Spot of Novato"<br />
871 Grant Avenue Novato, California<br />
GEORGE G. PEARCE—Multiple Realtor<br />
Homes - Ranches - Notary<br />
1070 Machin Ave. Novato, California<br />
SMITH & SJOBLOW—Chevron Gas Station<br />
Best Lube Jobs in Town—Tires, Batteries<br />
101 Highway Novato, California<br />
RIPLEY'S GARAGE<br />
General Automotive Repairing<br />
5353 Redwood Highway Novato, California<br />
SMITH SERVICE<br />
Motor Cleaning & Lubrication—Tires<br />
5363 Redwood Highway (Near Hamilton Field)<br />
JIM'S "FLYING A" SERVICE<br />
Lube Jobs—Washing and Polishing—Tires<br />
5778 Redwood Hiway Novato, Calif.<br />
CREAMY CORNER DELICATESSEN<br />
"Top Quality Ice Cream"—Phone Novato 428-J<br />
1401 Grant Avenue Novato, Calif.<br />
ENYEART MOTEL & TRAILER COURT<br />
27 Miles North of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
101 Highway Novato, California<br />
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1101 Grant Avenue Novato, California<br />
NOVATO TV AND MUSIC<br />
Sales and Service—Phone: TW. 2-3886<br />
4 Front Street Novato, California<br />
TOLLEFSON FLYING SERVICE<br />
Charters, Flight Instruction, Rentals<br />
Mario County Airport Novato, California<br />
CIELO RANCHO MOTEL<br />
Phone TUcker 3-6226<br />
5613 Redwood Highway Novato, Calif.<br />
NORTH MARIN REALTY<br />
Multiple Realtors—Insurors—Rentals—Leases<br />
1212 Grant Ave.—NOVATO--TW 2-9826<br />
Sonoma<br />
S H E R M A N ' S - Furnishers of Homes<br />
Complete Decorating Service<br />
4 CORNERS - WE 8.5223 - Sonoma, California<br />
BANCROFT'S FLOWERS<br />
Cut Flowers, Plants, Funeral Designs<br />
786 Broadway- WE 8.2902 . Sonoma, Calif.<br />
ADOBE DRUG<br />
Ray S. Doer - Phon WE 8-2971<br />
417 FIRST STREET WEST—SONOMA, CALIF.<br />
HAROLD'S SHOE STORE<br />
A family Shoe Store serving Sonoma Valley<br />
519 Broadway— SONOMA, CALIFORNIA<br />
VELLAS FOUNTAIN<br />
HOME MADE ICE CREAM<br />
SONOMA, CALIFORNIA<br />
BATES AND EVANS - Funeral Directors<br />
691 BROADWAY - WEBSTER 8-2686<br />
SONOMA, CALIFORNIA<br />
Ignacio<br />
AL'S LIQUOR STORE -<br />
For the Finest in Liquors and Service<br />
5939 Redwood Highway Ignacio, Calif.<br />
Handy Dandy Delicatessen and Market<br />
Quality Groceries and Meats<br />
5941 Redwood Hiway Ignacio, Calif.<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
JOHN E. DeVRIES. . Draperies<br />
Interiors - Upholstery<br />
190 Bon Air Shopping Center Greenbrae, Calif.<br />
RIVERS AND JACKMAN—REALTORS<br />
Residential and Commercial, Professional Service<br />
14 Redhill Road, CL 3-3158 <strong>San</strong> Anselmo<br />
TWIN OAKS TAVERN<br />
"The Friendly Spot to Stop"<br />
Redwood Highway (101) Penngrove, Calif.<br />
H E C H T ' S<br />
Misses' and Women's Apparel<br />
419 Fremont Street Las Vegas, Nevada<br />
Best Wishes<br />
CHIC HECI-IT<br />
413 Fremont Street Las Vegas, Nevada<br />
Mill Valley<br />
MULLER'S GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY<br />
35 THROCKMORTON AVENUE - DU 8-2236<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA<br />
SEQUOIA PAINT STORE<br />
QUALITY PAINTS AND WALLPAPER<br />
II E. Blithedale Ave.—DU 8.3584—Mill Valley<br />
WM. E. DOUD & CO.<br />
Realtors and Insurance—Our 50th Anniversary<br />
25 E. BLITHEDALE AVENUE— DU 8.3691<br />
ANDY'S AUTO REPAIR<br />
"I take the Dent out of Accident"<br />
487 Miller Ave.—DU 8-1003—MILL VALLEY<br />
EL ROY GARAGE<br />
Machine Work :-: General Repairing<br />
Phone DUnlap &3743 - MILL VALLEY<br />
BEST WISHES FROM<br />
THE WASHERETTE<br />
226 E. BLITHEDALE - MILL VALLEY<br />
DAN'S SHELL SERVICE<br />
Phone DU 8-5 392 - - S & H Green Stamps<br />
Blithedale and Sunnyside -- MILL VALLEY<br />
MILL VALLEY AUTO RADIATOR<br />
COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE<br />
39 Corte Madera Ave.-DU 8 . 4924-Mill Valley<br />
NELLO'S "MARIN KING" PIZZA<br />
Worth Traveling Miles to Enjoy!<br />
777 REDWOOD HIGHWAY - MILL VALEY<br />
EMIL POHLI<br />
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE<br />
8 Corte Madera Ave—Mill Valley—DU 8.7272<br />
TAMAL TREASURE CHEST<br />
Gifts, Papers, Cards for all Occasions<br />
206 Blithedale Ave. - Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
BEST WISHES FROM<br />
MAYER'S - Men's Wear<br />
2 Miller Ave. - Mill Valley - DUnlap 8-4676<br />
TAMALPAIS LUMBER COMPANY<br />
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER<br />
241 Shoreline Highway—DU 8-1759—Mill Valley<br />
LYNN BARR REALTY<br />
104 Tiburon Highway - DU 8-2452<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA<br />
GOODMAN BUILDING SUPPLY CO.<br />
Everything for the Builder!<br />
775 Redwood Highway Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
BENNETT'S VARIETY STORE<br />
Everything for the Home—DU 8-7437<br />
19 Throckmorton Avenue Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
JACQUE'S RESTAURANT<br />
Featuring Breakfast, Lunch, Dinners<br />
52 Thnockmorton Avenue Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
MILL VALLEY FRENCH LAUNDRY<br />
Carl and Lois Lerst, Props.—DU 8-1774<br />
138 E. Blithedale Mill Valley, California<br />
THE MEDLEY SHOP<br />
Antiques-Unique Gifts—DU 8-5855<br />
228 East Blithedale Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
BILL'S RICHFIELD STATION<br />
Tops in Lube Jobs and Service<br />
551 Miller Avenue Mill Valley, California<br />
THE PINK SHUTTER<br />
House and Garden Shop - DU B-4721<br />
Tiburon Highway at Blackfield Drive-Mill Valley<br />
BURRIS LUMBER CO., INC<br />
36 Tiburon Blvd. at Tiburon "Y"—DU 8-5270<br />
MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA<br />
J. HANNAN—Foreign Cars<br />
Specializing in First Class Repairs<br />
375 Miller Ave. DU 8-0853 Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
2-A.M. CLUB<br />
"The Pleasant Popular Spot"<br />
Con. Miller at Montford Sts, Mill Valley, Calif.<br />
MILL VALLEY PAINT STORE<br />
Distributors of Morwear Paint Products<br />
12 Locust Ave. DU8. 1086 MIII Valley, Calif.
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* * * THE<br />
Petaluma<br />
SOUTH CITY GARAGE<br />
Gasoline - Diesel - Butane - Tires - Batteries<br />
Highway 101 at South City Limits Petaluma<br />
HORN PHARMACY<br />
Prescription Druggists—Fountain Service<br />
434 E. Washington St. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
OTT'S STATIONERY<br />
Everything in Office Supplies<br />
Main Street Petaluma, California<br />
Best Wishes from<br />
THE J. P. McNEAR COMPANY<br />
2 Main Street Petaluma, California<br />
ROSE PIEZZI - FLORIST<br />
Flowers for All Occasions—Phone 2-4749<br />
108 Washington Street Petaluma, California<br />
TOMASINI HARDWARE COMPANY<br />
The House That Service Built<br />
120 Kentucky Street Petaluma, California<br />
THE RHYTHM CLUB<br />
Entertainment & Dancing Fri. & Sat. Nights<br />
354 Main Street Petaluma, Calif.<br />
WESTERN AVENUE LIQUOR STORE<br />
Cigars—Cigarettes—Candy<br />
107 Western Avenue Petaluma, California<br />
WEIS FLORAL SHOP<br />
Flowers for All Occasions<br />
311 Washington Street Petaluma, Calif.<br />
PETALUMA FRENCH BAKERY<br />
We Make the Original French Bread<br />
444 Main Street Petaluma, California<br />
CAVANAGH LUMBER CO.<br />
Lumber and Millwork<br />
200 East Washington St. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
GILARDI'S—COCKTAIL LOUNGE<br />
Petaluma's Finest Phone 1612<br />
42 Washington Street Petaluma, California<br />
DREES—FLORIST<br />
Seeds, Plants, Cut Flowers, Floral Work<br />
207 Western Ave., Phone 947, Petaluma, Calif.<br />
HEROLD MAHONEY & CO.<br />
Recaps a Specialty—Goodyear - Richfield<br />
Dial 2-2761 - 2-8455. Petaluma, Calif<br />
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE<br />
Everything for the Home & Auto—Phone 2-2884<br />
38 Main Street Petaluma, California<br />
FRED HOPKINS—MEN'S & BOYS' SHOES<br />
Phone 2-4074<br />
126 Kentucky Street Petaluma, California<br />
VILLA FONTES<br />
For the Best in Cocktails and Entertainment<br />
401 East Washington Street Petaluma, Calif.<br />
PETALUMA PRINTING COMPANY<br />
"Everything in Printing—Porter 2-4836<br />
212 Second Street Petaluma, California<br />
WESTERN DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.<br />
Butter, Milk Products—Tel. Porter 2-2701<br />
East 0 & Hopper Sts. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
PAT FARRELL TIRE SERVICE<br />
Kelly Springfield s—New, Used and Recapping<br />
841 N. Main St., Phone 2.87 15, Petaluma, Calif.<br />
R. 0. SHELLING, INC.—Grain and Feed<br />
Phones: Res. 2-4392—Office 2-2779<br />
P. 0. Box 1018, No. Main St. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
THE PENNGROVE HATCHERY<br />
Austra-Whites - Colonial White Leghorns<br />
5701 Redwood Highway No. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
FRIEDMAN BROS.<br />
If We Don't Have It You Don't Need It!<br />
PETALUMA CALIFORNIA<br />
SILVA'S APPLIANCE—Sales and Service<br />
Freezers, Ranges, Refrigerators, Auto, Washers<br />
402 Main Street Phone 2-2714 Petaluma Calif.<br />
BOUTZ—RADIO AND TELEVISION<br />
Sales and Service—Telephone Porter 2-2903<br />
224 Washington Street Petaluma, California<br />
SAN ANTONIO CAFE & BAR<br />
Family Style Dinners 5 p.m. till 8 p.m.<br />
5495 Redwood Highway So. Petaluma, Calif.<br />
Fairfax<br />
FAIRFAXMARKET<br />
Groceries - Meat - Fruit - Vegetables<br />
14 Bolinas Road, CL 4.2921 Fairfax, Calif.<br />
NAVE'S LOUNGE<br />
Paul . Lou - Art—GLenwood 3.9938<br />
20-22 Bolinas Road Fairfax, Calif.<br />
FAIRFAX PHARMACY<br />
Arthur K. Lear, Ph.G.—Phone CL 4.0422<br />
28 Bolinas Road Fairfax, Calif.<br />
R U B N I ' S<br />
Dinners and Cocktails -<br />
Fairfax California<br />
FAIRFAX LUMBER COMPANY<br />
Lumber - Millwork - Building Materials<br />
Fairfax, Mann County, California<br />
BIG BEAR MARKET<br />
Groceries, Vegetables, Liquors, Quality Meats<br />
1966 Sir Francis Drake Hiway Fairfax, Calif.<br />
-DON'S MEAT MARKET<br />
GLenwood 4-1734<br />
1589 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Fairfax, Calif.<br />
Corte Madera<br />
B. V. PINGREE—REALTOR<br />
Real Estate and Insurance<br />
206 Tamalpais Drive Corte Madera, Calif.<br />
PADGETT SHELL SERVICE<br />
Luba Jobs—Tires and Accessories<br />
Corner Highway 101 and Corte Madera Junction<br />
"IN THE HEART OF TOWN"<br />
WM. E. DOUD & CO.<br />
215 Corte Madera Ave. Corte Madera, Calif.<br />
TRETTEN'S UNION SERVICE STATION<br />
Good Products and Good Service<br />
Tamalpais Drive & Madera Blvd. Corte Madera<br />
GABEL'S LITHO<br />
Offset Printing—Direct Reproductions<br />
134 Redwood Avenue Corte Madera, Calif.<br />
JOE'S VILLAGE PATIO<br />
Mann's Unique Chinese-American Restaurant<br />
Corte Madera & Redwood Ayes. Corte Madera<br />
MEADOWSWEET MOTEL<br />
One of Mann's Newest—Reasonable Rates<br />
Carte Madera California<br />
CORTE MADERA PET SHOP<br />
Phone: Corte Madera 521<br />
40 Tamalpais Drive Corte Madera, Calif.<br />
FRED W. BULLOCK'S NURSERY<br />
Medowsweet Road at 101 Hiway, Corte Madera<br />
Telephone Garfield 1-5084—Day or Nite<br />
Sacramento Zone<br />
FARMERS MARKET<br />
"The Quality Spot of the District"<br />
3810 Marysville Road—Del Paso Heights, Calif.<br />
MARIE'S DO-NUTS AND RESTAURANT<br />
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT<br />
3828 Willow St—Del Paso Heights, California<br />
THE HEIGHTS PHARMACY<br />
3759 Rio Linda Boulevard - WAbash 5-5527<br />
DEL PASO HEIGHTS, CALIFORNIA<br />
BRODERICK AUTO SERVICE<br />
Parts and Accessories—General Repair<br />
427 "C" St. Frontier 2-4676 Broderick, Calif.<br />
EYE STREET BRIDGE MARKET<br />
The Big Super Market of Broderick<br />
Foot of Eye Street Bridge Broderick, Calif.<br />
CAPITOL PLATING<br />
310 Third Street - Gilbert 8-8571<br />
BRODERICK, CALIFORNIA<br />
DEL PASO—Department Store<br />
Clothing for the Entire Family<br />
3728 Marysville Road—Del Paso Heights, Calif.<br />
POOL CAFE & BAR-The Popular, Friendly Spot<br />
Wines-Liquors-Beers-Breakfast-Lunch-Dinners<br />
ROBB1NS (P. 0. BOX 63) California<br />
GUIDE ii L1<br />
Napa<br />
THE 'WRIGHT" STOP DRIVE-IN<br />
Restaurant - . - -Curb Service<br />
1019 Soscol Avenue Napa, California<br />
NAPA FOOD CENTER<br />
Quality Groceries—Meats and Vegetables<br />
2565 Kilburn Napa, California<br />
YATES AND COCHEANE<br />
Boats, Motors & Guns in Napa Rio Grande 01st.<br />
1517 Third St., Tel. 6-8494 Napa, Calif.<br />
LINCOLN MARKET<br />
Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables<br />
1027 Lincoln Ave., Tel. 6-2438 Napa, Calif.<br />
LYERLA BROS. MARKET<br />
Always Quality Foods! . . - We Deliver<br />
Jefferson at Lincoln Ave. Napa, Calif.<br />
ROLAND CLARK'S TEXACO STATION<br />
Firestone Tires and Batteries—Motor Tune-Up<br />
591 S. Jefferson St., Phone 4-3617, Napa, Calif.<br />
THE HAGUE<br />
Jewelry - Watch Repairing—Phone 6-3891<br />
820 Main Street Napa, California<br />
NAPA RECREATION<br />
Billiards and Fountain<br />
821 Coombs Street Napa, California<br />
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.<br />
"The Family Store"<br />
NAPA CALIFORNIA<br />
SAMPSON-ROSSI HARDWARE CO.<br />
Tools - Paints - Housewares<br />
1015 Main Street Napa, California<br />
P. M. QUIEN—Automotive Parts and Supplies<br />
Tools - Shop Equipment—Phones 6-7463<br />
822 Main Street Napa, California<br />
FAMILY DRUG STORE at Food Center Square<br />
Prescriptiin Pharmacy—Telephone 4-0330<br />
825 Sonoma Highway Napa, California<br />
LARRY'S HICKORY PIT—NAPA, CALIFORNIA<br />
Barbecued Spareribs - We Wrap Them to Go<br />
1855 Sonoma Road Phone Napa 4-2951<br />
NATIONAL RUG CO.<br />
Wall to Wall Carpet Laying<br />
523 Brown Street Napa, California<br />
J. H. VIENOP—BUILDING CONTRACTOR<br />
Office: Baldwin 4-1549 Res.: Baldwin 6-33013<br />
2400 OAK ST. NAPA, CALIF.<br />
MODERN PLUMBING CO.<br />
Sales - Service - Installation—Baldwin 4-0891<br />
622 FIRST ST. NAPA, CALIFORNIA<br />
NAPA MILLING & WAREHOUSE CO.<br />
Hay, Grain, Poultry and Stock Foods<br />
Main & Fifth Sts., Phone 6-3747 Napa, Calif.<br />
ryfe<br />
THE MECCA CLUB<br />
Where Good Friends Meet<br />
River Road 1-11 8-4046 Bryte, California<br />
BRYTE SPOT CAFE<br />
Where the Home Folks Meet and Relax<br />
P. 0. BOX 501 BRYTE, CALIF.<br />
A. COTE . . . Groceries<br />
Quality Meats—Beer—Wine—Groceries<br />
BRYTE, CALIFORNIA<br />
PEG & BOB'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE<br />
The Complete One-Stop Service Station<br />
338 Sacramento Avenue Bryte, Calif.<br />
JOH-NNIE'S -CHEVRON SERVICE<br />
Best Luba Jobs in Broderick<br />
800 Sacramento Avenue Broderick, Calif.<br />
WAYNE'S BRODERICK PHARMACY<br />
Where Your Patronage Is Most Appreciated<br />
328 3rd St. Frontier 2-5883 Broderick, Calif.
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* * * THE<br />
Woodland<br />
BARBER-ROWLAND CO.<br />
Fertilizers- Insecticides-Seeds- Feeds<br />
1231 Alice St. Phone 2-6611 Woodland, Calif.<br />
JACK LOHSE CO.<br />
Dealer for Ortho Scientific Pest Control<br />
West Main Street MO 2.8687 Woodland, Cal.<br />
A. W. HAYS TRUCKING INC.<br />
Phone 2-2831 —519 East Street<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
WOODLAND OLIVE PRODUCTS<br />
Olives and Olive Oil<br />
P. 0. Box 51 MO 2.6604 Woodland, Calif.<br />
PACIFIC OILSEEDS, INC.<br />
97 WEST MAIN STREET - Phone 2-7503<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
AMOS METZ—Boats -Moto rs-Hardware<br />
Rental Service - Welding Supplies<br />
Brown's Corner MO 2 . 5001 Woodland, Cal.<br />
INDUSTRIAL MOTOR ELECTRIC<br />
Motor Rewinding and Repairing<br />
431 Community Lane MO 2-6774 Woodland<br />
ORRICK OIL CO.<br />
Distributors of Petroleum Products<br />
183 West Main MO 2-5165 Woodland, Calif.<br />
MIDDLETON IMPLEMENT CO.<br />
Woodland—MO 2-4833 - Williams Phone 2971<br />
Marysville—SH 2-6468<br />
BEN BARROW CO.<br />
Byron Jackson Pumps-Ames Irrigation Systems<br />
220 No. East Street MO 2-4091 Woodland<br />
GLANTZ WELDING SHOP<br />
Knights Landing Highway—MO 2-4874<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
FORTNA'S TIRE STOP & TRUCK TERMINAL<br />
Diesel Fuel-Tires-Batteries-Tire Repairs<br />
P. 0. Box 239 MO 2.9307.08 Woodland<br />
CITY TRANSFER AND STORAGE<br />
UNITED—Moving With Care Everywhere<br />
715 Main Street MO 2-4729 Woodland, Calif.<br />
FOY'S CYCLERY<br />
Headquarters for Schwinn Bikes & Toys<br />
705 Main Street Woodland, California<br />
Garcelon's Upholstery & Drapery Shop<br />
Custom Furniture—Free Estimates<br />
605 Main Street MO 2-6419 Woodland, Calif.<br />
ELEFANT'S STORE FOR MEN<br />
We feature nationally advertised brands<br />
601 Main St. Phone 2-8505 Woodland, Calif.<br />
NONPAREIL CLEANERS<br />
"All That the Name Implies"<br />
419 Main Street Woodland, Calif.<br />
HOLVERSTOTT ELECTRIC<br />
530 MAIN - MO 2-2995<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
T. V. CHRISTISON & SONS<br />
General Machine Work and Welding Jobs<br />
456 Fifth Street - MO 2-6067 - Woodland, Calif.<br />
E. W. "BUD" LAWRENCE<br />
Refrigeration Experts<br />
325 Lincoln Ave. - MO 24801 - Woodland, Calif.<br />
SUNSET FEED AND FARM SUPPLY<br />
Headquarters for the Woodland Areal<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
L. E. WRAITH & ASSOCIATES<br />
"If It's Insurance, We Write It"<br />
430 Lincoln Ave—MO 2-5491—Woodland, Cal.<br />
KRAFT BROS.—Funeral Service<br />
Second and North Streets - MO 2-4658<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
CHARLEY EDDY - Grain Buyer<br />
Office MO 2-6938, Residence MO 2-4307<br />
95 West Main Street Woodland, Calif.<br />
HERTEL'S CLOTHING<br />
New & Reconditioned Clothing<br />
318 COLLEGE AVENUE - WOODLAND<br />
ERKENBRECHER MOTORS<br />
Lincoln- Mercury—Sales- Service<br />
3 West Main Street MO 2-5474 Woodland<br />
BUYER'S GUIDE * * *<br />
JIM'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY C R U T C H E R ' S<br />
Seat Covers and Convertible Tops Television - Radio - Electronics<br />
403 Court Stree MO 2-5364 Woodland, Calif. 318 Elm St. MO 2-2649 Woodland, Calif.<br />
TAFOYA'S DRIVE-IN MARKET MEMORIAL FLORISTS<br />
Groceries & Fresh Meats - Beer & Wine C. L. Pugh and Sons—Woodland's Finest"<br />
Rt. 2 Box 103 MO 2-2137 Woodland, Calif. Main and West Streets Woodland, Calif.<br />
DANA MOTEL EL RANCHO CHICO<br />
Housekeeping Cabins-Trailer Space-MO 2-9943 Mexican and American Food—Andy Garrido<br />
Highway 99 South of Main Woodland, Calif. 928 Main St. MO 2-7029 Woodland, Calif.<br />
NICK'S TIP TOP CAFE & BAR<br />
Popular Spot for Hunters, Truckers & Tourists<br />
721 East St. Davis Highway Woodland, Calif.<br />
KENTUCKY VILLAGE MEAT MARKET<br />
Roy G. "Smokey" Mulcahy —MO 2-4715<br />
Box 337 North College Woodland, Calif.<br />
RACE TRACK ROAD AUTO WRECKERS<br />
USED CARS AND PARTS<br />
Out Kentucky Ave. MO 2-5216 Woodland<br />
DAVIS & JULL<br />
Plumbing - Heating - Cooling - Sheet Metal<br />
West Main Street MO 2-5101 Woodlaad<br />
GARRETT'S RESTAURANT<br />
Home Cooking. Bring the Family<br />
West Main Street MO 2-9945 Woodland<br />
K. E. LUHDORFF - For Pumps<br />
A. & M. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS<br />
West Main Street MD 2-2827 Woodland<br />
CORK 'N BOTTLE<br />
Woodland's Leading Liquor Mart<br />
93 W. Main Street MO 2-5072 Woodland<br />
JODY'S CAFE<br />
Chicken Dinners Our Specialty - $1.25<br />
1226 East Main Street Woodland, Calif.<br />
ACME FURNITURE EXCHANGE<br />
New and Used - Bought - Sold. Exchanged<br />
917 Main Street MO 2-7491 Woodland, Calif.<br />
ROUNDHOUSE DRIVE-IN<br />
Chicken-Steaks—Fountain Service<br />
41 Main Street Woodland, California<br />
EAGLE CLUB—For the Beat In Drinks<br />
Where the Boys & Girls All Meet<br />
808 Main Street Woodland, California<br />
WOODLAND AWNING AND CANVAS SHOP<br />
"The House of Shade"—Tarps & Boat Covers<br />
405 Court St. - MO 2-4973 - Woodland, Calif.<br />
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.<br />
Home and Rancher Headquarters<br />
324 Main Street—MO 2-3285—Woodland, Calif.<br />
OWEN NEWS AGENCY<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Examiner—Sacramento Bee<br />
422 First Street MO 2-7075 Woodland, Calif.<br />
CRANSTON BROTHERS—Hardware<br />
Garden Store—Sporting Goods—Appliances<br />
612-620 Main St. MO 2.4626 Woodland, Cal.<br />
B R E IT'S<br />
Woodland's Leading Department Store<br />
607 Main Street MO 2-2845 Woodland, Calif.<br />
THE LEITHOLD DRUG CO.<br />
"Dependable Since 1890"<br />
621 Main Street MO 2-4676 Woodland, Calif.<br />
LAURENCE'S STATIONERY<br />
Gifts-Office Supplies-Office Equipment<br />
527 Main Street MO 2-7192 Woodland, Calif.<br />
UNITED MARKET<br />
Quality and Low Price Headquarters<br />
338 Main Street MO 2-4447 Woodland, Calif.<br />
Helen's Cub Cafe—All Women Cooks and HOW<br />
Knight's Landing at Kentucky Ave.<br />
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA<br />
SUNSET FEED AND FARM SUPPLY<br />
Knight's Landing Hiway at Kentucky Ave.<br />
MO 2-5405 Woodland, California<br />
BEACON SERVICE STATION<br />
Where You Save and Get the Best<br />
Corner Main at Walnut Woodland, California<br />
BOB'S AUTO SERVICE<br />
General Repairing and Welding<br />
1215 Armfield Ave. MO 2-7208 Woodland<br />
C. M. NELSON—Insurance of All Kinds<br />
90 West Main Street - MO 2-2267<br />
WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA<br />
DAN McGREW'S AUTO SERVICE<br />
General Repairing-Complete Automotive Service<br />
450 West Street MO 2-6665 Woodland, Calif.<br />
Peninsula<br />
ZOLA'S BEAUTY SALON<br />
436% SAN MATEO AVENUE — J Uno 8-7844<br />
SAN BRUNO, CALIFORNIA<br />
MARGARET'S DRESS SHOPS<br />
105 Park Blvd. - JO 8-0983 - Millbrae, Calif.<br />
1129 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Blvd. - FL 5-6649<br />
Sharp Park, California<br />
BOB AND BILL'S MELODY HOUSE<br />
FOOD - COCKTAILS - DANCING<br />
1200 El Camino Real - JO 8.8444 - Millbrae<br />
BILL GREEN'S RADIO AND TV REPAIR<br />
SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP - JO 8-8493<br />
489. Huntington Ave. - <strong>San</strong> Bruno, Calif.<br />
JACK'S HARDWARE<br />
1625 EL CAMINO REAL - JO 8-9129<br />
MILLBRAE, CALIFORNIA<br />
PAUL B. NIEHOFF<br />
Farmers; Truck Fire Insurance Exchange<br />
441 <strong>San</strong> Mateo Ave.. JO 8-7171 - <strong>San</strong> Bruno<br />
HART'S USED CARS<br />
7420 Mission Street - PLaza 5-9050<br />
DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA<br />
DILLS AND GOODWAY<br />
General Building Contractors—Lloyd Bills<br />
416 Garden Ave. - JO 8-3177 - <strong>San</strong> Bruno, Calif.<br />
A. W. DICKER<br />
Painter and Decorator - Paperhanging<br />
734 West Orange-JU 3-6899'So. <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
QUINN'S BODY & FENDER SHOP<br />
34 South Linden Avenue - JO 3.2695<br />
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA<br />
Belvedere<br />
TIBURON-BELVEDERE LAUNDRY<br />
Quality Work, Plus Prompt Service Since 1892<br />
Phone GEneva 5-4545 - Belvedere, California<br />
COVE NURSERY<br />
Complete Garden & Landscaping Supplies<br />
GE 5-0041 - On the Boardwalk, Belvedere<br />
CORINTHIAN PHARMACY<br />
PHONE GENEVA 5-4503<br />
THE BOARDWALK, BELVEDERE<br />
CARL'S OF BELVEDERE<br />
Casual Wear For Mann Men<br />
GE 5-1260 —On the Boardwalk, Belvedere<br />
Frances Styles of IMPORTS<br />
Stoles-Shawls-Woolens from IRELAND<br />
GE 5 -102 7 - The Boardwalk Court, Belvedere<br />
HERBERT'S SHERBET SHOPPE<br />
Fillmore & Lombard-WE 1-9934-<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
On the Boardwalk - Belvedere<br />
THE STANDARD S AND 10 CENT STORE<br />
Headquarters for Many Wanted Things<br />
On the Boardwalk at Belvedere, California<br />
TREASURE CHEST—Gift & Camera Shop<br />
Your Photographic and Gift Headquarters<br />
On the Boardwalk. Belvedere, California<br />
SYBELL'S BIB'N TUCKER<br />
Exclusive Childrens Clothing<br />
On the Boardwalk . Belvedere, California
April - May, 1957 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 51<br />
***THE BUYER'S GUIDE * * *<br />
Sausalito<br />
LARSON & SUTTER - SAILMAKERS<br />
Sails Made to Order and Repaired<br />
Gate 5 Marinship - Sausalito - Sausalito 1267<br />
AL'S USED FURNITURE<br />
WE BUY-TRADE & SELL ANYTHING<br />
Mold Loft Bldg.—SAUSALITO—Tel I I 8-M<br />
JUANITA'S GALLEY<br />
"OUR FOOD & SERVICE LOUSY"<br />
Gate 5 Marinship - Sausalito<br />
THE 'CAN-DO' SHOP<br />
Gifts, Hose, Notions, Yarn & Greeting Cards<br />
687 BRIDGEWAY - SAUSALITO<br />
THE "GINGERBREAD HOUSE"<br />
INTERIORS - ANTIQUES - GIFTS<br />
2001 Bridgeway Sausalito 409-i Sausalito<br />
SUNSET PLASTICS<br />
Custom Built Drainboards—Formica Covered<br />
Gate 5 Bldg. 27 Marinship - SAUSALITO<br />
ARANT AND COMPANY<br />
PLASTIC INJECTION MOULDING<br />
410 Gate 5 (Box 295) 'Sausalito 1985-Sausalito<br />
CLIPPER YACHT COMPANY<br />
Developers of Richardson Bay Marina<br />
Tel. Sausalito 1086 - SAUSALITO<br />
SAD SAMS SURPLUS SHIP SUPPLIES<br />
P. 0. BOX 51 - Phone 353-M<br />
SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA<br />
INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURERS<br />
Redwood Patio Furniture<br />
Road 5 Marinship - Sausalito, California<br />
PORT HOLE SPORTSWEAR<br />
Cleaners -Pressers-Tailors -Cash Loans on Pledges<br />
753 Bridgeway - Sausalito - Phone 1828<br />
EVERETT'S QUALITY MEATS<br />
Price Constantly Low—Service Constantly High<br />
40 Caledonia Street - Tel. 903 - Sausalito<br />
SAUSALITO DRY CLEANERS<br />
218 CALEDONIA STREET - PHONE 700<br />
SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA<br />
ERNIE'S WATERFRONT<br />
"If You Come Once—Bet You'll Come Again!"<br />
815 Bridgeway—Phone 1820—Sausalito<br />
THE FOUR WINDS<br />
Tops in Highballs and Service!<br />
688 Bridgeway—Phone 1848—Sausalito<br />
MARIN FRUIT & GROCERY CO.<br />
Fruit, Vegetables & Groceries—Wines-Liquors<br />
605 Bridgeway—Phones 888 '889—Sausalito<br />
BOB'S MARKET<br />
Groceries & Liquors—Delivery Service<br />
625 Bridgeway - Phone 202 - Sausalito<br />
EUREKA MEAT MARKET<br />
TOPS IN QUALITY & SERVICE<br />
PHOI,E 87 - SAUSALITO, CALIFORNIA<br />
NUNES JET<br />
distributed through dealers by NUNES BROS.<br />
Car. Second & Main Sts.-Phone I08-Sausalito<br />
THE DECK COFFEE SHOP<br />
Tops in Food and Service—Always!<br />
Mart Building Hiway 101 - Sausalito, Calif.<br />
CHRISTENSEN MILL & MFG. CO .<br />
Custom Cabinets - Full Mill Bids<br />
Gate 5, Marinship—Sausalito 1788'J—Sausalito<br />
THE FIRESIDE<br />
Motel—Bar and Dining Room<br />
4 Miles No. Golden Gate Bridge - Sausalito<br />
BAY AUTO WRECKERS<br />
South End of Richardson Bay Bridge on 101<br />
Phone Sausalito 1924 Sausalito, Calif.<br />
SAUSAUTO HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO.<br />
"Everything for the Builder"—Phone 185<br />
721 Bridgeway Sausalito, Calif.<br />
SALLY HETTRICH—Realtor<br />
Notary Public—EDgewater 2-0264<br />
745 Bridgeway Sausalito, California<br />
Best Wishes from<br />
WARNICK REALTY OF CALIFORNIA<br />
Call 777 Sausalito, California<br />
Tiburon<br />
JOHN'S RADIO SERVICE<br />
TV - RADIO SERVICE - Geneva 5.0792<br />
SI MAIN STREET TIBURON, CALIF.<br />
THE SEA CHEST<br />
Marine Antiques—Old Prints—Books<br />
32 MAIN STREET TIBURON, CALIF.<br />
THE HARBOR LIGHT—Cocktails at their Best<br />
The Freindly Spot to Stop<br />
20 MAIN STREET TIBURON, CALIF.<br />
LOU & ROY'S SERVICE<br />
Washing , Lubrication & Polishing<br />
Tiburon Hi-Way GE 5-0640 Tiburon, Cal.<br />
BEST WISHES FROM<br />
GEORGE AND FRED MARTEGANI<br />
Corner Market Super Tiburon, California<br />
Varney's Tiburon Hardware and Plumbing<br />
Bud and Dick Varney<br />
9 Main Street GE 5-4547 Tiburon, Calif.<br />
MUSSO'S BAKERY<br />
French Pastries Our Specialty<br />
Main Street GE 5-4648 Tiburon, California<br />
NORAVINO GIFT SHOP<br />
FEATURING DISTINCTIVE IMPORTS<br />
52 Main Street—Geneva 5-0349—Tiburon<br />
East Bay<br />
FOOD CENTER<br />
216 Main Street Phone GL 8-2765<br />
Port Chicago California<br />
C. H. UTTLEFIELD<br />
GARAGE<br />
Port Chicago California<br />
VALLEY CAFE—TRUCK STOP<br />
Wayne & Nadine<br />
278 Hartz Avenue Danville, California<br />
POPCORN AND DONUT SHOP<br />
James Siegert<br />
Box 696 Danville, California<br />
GEORGE AND RICK'S SERVICE<br />
Phone Niles 4468<br />
95 East Niles Road Niles, California<br />
BERT'S<br />
WINE - FOOD - CLUB ROOM<br />
Concord Ave. at Market - Concord, Calif.<br />
Along the Highway<br />
NIELSEN'S TRAILER PARK<br />
P. 0. BOX 744<br />
SOLEDAD, CALIFORNIA<br />
CHECKERBOARD COFFEE SHOP<br />
Eat Here and Diet Home<br />
112 F. Main St. Tallent 9-2595 - Ripon, Calif.<br />
MEACHAM PATTERSON & SON TIRE CO.<br />
3 Generations of Tire Men<br />
3989 N. Blackstone - BA 7-6964 - Fresno, Calif.<br />
MAGIC SHOE SERVICE<br />
Repairing While You Wait—Phone 4-2972<br />
21 McHenry Village Modesto, California<br />
LIBERTY POOL HALL<br />
540 "F' STREET<br />
Los Banns California<br />
PEOPLE'S MARKET<br />
Salvadore Torres, Prop.<br />
4TH & GLEN WOOD, DELANO, CALIF.<br />
Roy "Bullet" Baker—Liquors<br />
When You Want Liquor - - - Call Bake<br />
DELIVERY SERVICE<br />
HEmlock 9-4512<br />
GE 9-4512<br />
4003 EAST OCEAN BOULEVARD<br />
LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA<br />
All but 23 miles of Oregon's coastline<br />
is public property, according to the National<br />
Automobile Club.<br />
AUTO THEFTS<br />
Director J. Edgar Hoover has announced<br />
that 13,530 persons, representing some<br />
4,600 organizations, attended the 178 law<br />
enforcement conferences on the automobile<br />
theft problem which the FBI sponsored<br />
throughout the United States during<br />
1956.<br />
Stating that the regional conferences met<br />
with an enthusiastic response in all parts<br />
of the nation, Mr. Hoover said that the<br />
participants agreed that automobile thefts<br />
can be substantially reduced only through<br />
the cooperative efforts of law enforcement<br />
agencies and car owners. Particular attention<br />
was devoted to the problem created<br />
by negligent motorists, such as those who<br />
leave the keys in the ignition or forget to<br />
lock the doors and windows of their<br />
vehicles.<br />
In addition to discussing methods of<br />
preventing auto thefts, the participants<br />
also devoted attention to measures which<br />
can be employed to make it more difficult<br />
to use or sell a stolen motor vehicle without<br />
its stolen character being detected. Included<br />
were many suggestions involving<br />
more thorough inspection of automobiles,<br />
greater uniformity of state title and registration<br />
requirements, and closer supervision<br />
of automobile salvage.<br />
The FBI Director stated that in addition<br />
to municipal, county, state and Federal<br />
law enforcement officers, those attending<br />
the conferences included representatives<br />
of the National Automobile Theft<br />
Bureau, insurance firms, motor vehicle<br />
bureaus and other interested groups.<br />
M. B. FOWLER<br />
Concrete Pipe<br />
Irrigation Systems<br />
MELVIN B. FOWLER<br />
OSBORN 5-3436<br />
P. 0. Box 838<br />
GONZALES, CALIFORNIA<br />
THE ORIENT<br />
IMPORTER - WHOLESALER - RETAILER<br />
Pajamas-Robes-India Brass-Siamese Jewelry<br />
Fancy China<br />
HEmlock 6-8623<br />
146-152 WEST PIKE<br />
LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA
Page 52 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL April- May, 1957<br />
Gentlemen:<br />
We are interested in securing a new<br />
Chief of <strong>Police</strong> and thought you might<br />
assist.<br />
If you have a place for ads for police<br />
personnel, kindly place the following ad:<br />
POLICE CHIEF—Delano, California,<br />
(pop. 10,328) invites applications from<br />
qualified persons with minimum of ten<br />
years experience in California law enforcement<br />
agency, including at least three years<br />
as sergeant or above with progressively<br />
increasing responsibility. Salary range—<br />
$590.00 to $660.00. Submit applications<br />
to City Clerk, 1118 Jefferson Street, Delano,<br />
California.<br />
Thank you. Yours very truly,<br />
Fay C. Short, City Clerk<br />
Delano, California<br />
Editor:<br />
As an old buddy of the now Sheriff,<br />
when he was in the California Highway<br />
Patrol, I sure was tickled to see your magazine<br />
do him honor in the issue before<br />
me. He's a great guy.<br />
(Sgd.) Sgt. J.S.C.<br />
Sacramento<br />
Name withheld on request<br />
(EDITOR'S NOTE: He's referring to the<br />
man on the front cover of the current<br />
issue, Sheriff Dave Menary of Mann<br />
County.)<br />
WILLIAM F.<br />
PETERS<br />
458 SOUTH SPRING STREET<br />
Los Angeles, California<br />
E. E. B.<br />
DRIVE CAUTIOUSLY AND SAVE A LIFE<br />
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA<br />
LETTERSa4fr EDITOR<br />
TO THE<br />
The Editor:<br />
Please send me a copy of your magazine<br />
containing the handwriting story by Dr.<br />
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<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong><br />
Dear Sir:<br />
Kindly send me a copy of the March<br />
issue. I like the steam auto races story on<br />
Page 38. Paul R. Douglas<br />
Vancouver, Wash.<br />
Editor:<br />
You sure rang the bell in your description<br />
of the way "Dutch" Flohr runs the<br />
<strong>San</strong>ta Rosa <strong>Police</strong> Department. I think we<br />
people up here have one of the best in<br />
the business. Maxwell MacMillan<br />
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Hey Editor:<br />
Too bad you didn't print the names and<br />
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proves that Petaluma grows a lot<br />
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<strong>San</strong> Bernardino<br />
Oscar Hedlund<br />
Lumber Co.<br />
Douglas Fir<br />
Western Hemlock<br />
Sugar Pine<br />
Ponderosa Pine<br />
Oroville, Calif.<br />
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Miles Ahead in Motor<br />
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