In a photo taken by guest Bob Profeta during a party at their Hollywood apartment, Florence Aadland, left, scuffles with her 17-year-old daughter, Beverly, during an argument over whether the television was too loud. You may recall that Beverly Aadland was in the news in 1959 as Errol Flynn’s “protege.” She was being held on charges of prostitution and lack of parental supervision after William Stanciu was shot to death while struggling with her over a gun.

Tijuana's Vigilantes Swing Into Action

    In Tijuana, the vigilantes have formed.

    They were no broad sombreros, no special uniforms, no shiny badges.  They pack no pistols.

    They are quiet, unobtrusive vigilantes.  And they're careful.

    When they step on the toes of the moneyed dealers in sin, they say "Excuse me."

    But they say it firmly, so as not to be misunderstood.

    They have no official commission, no legal authority.  But so far, they've been getting their own way.

    Why they have, they're not exactly sure themselves.

    Except for the fact that they've got right on their side.  And what they're doing could save the bawdy border city from self-destruction.