Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 9

RENO EVENING GAZETTE PAGE NINE FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1938 Football Practice Is Fatal to Youth RESCUE GUARDS Just as a firm in Finland announced it wanted to buy American snowplows, another in Egypt said it sought American oil burner. Postmen of Paris are discarding the wheelbarrows they trundled In gathering mail for they have just been supplied small automobiles. at Union College, died today from injuries suffered Wednesday in spring football practice. Jewish refugees from central Europe may be absorbed in Industries of Trinidad. IDAHO SHEARERS ARE ORDERED the effectiveness of the union's strike against wool growers.

Crawford denied reports that union sheep shearers were returning to work in Kern county, and said the union had been intensifying its strike in that area. He said also that a mutton and lamb boycott called by the union was affecting ARBOUR VILLE, April 15 UP) Steve Stamper, twenty year old star football and basketball player FISH IN LAKE I the sale of these products, particu girl whose baking Is' superb Has autos parked along her curb CRANBERRY SAUCE SIR KE T1 HOPEFULLY makes a delicious MERINGUE PIE The union is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. At Blackfoot, Idaho, George Cob-bley, former president of the Growers' Association, said that "to my knowledge a strike of beet workers Is not being conducted in Bingham county. My statement of yesterday was misunderstood. "I did say that Bingham county farmers are not dependent on outside assistance to work in their fields.

They have their own help. However, in rare instances, when extra help is needed, it has been imported and the most cordial relationships have always existed. "I cannot believe that the situation here will be serious. As I stated yesterday, the agitation started in other states and efforts have been made to include Idaho but to date the move has been unsuccessful." STOCKTON, April 15 (JP) Three hundred union sheep shearers gathered here last night for a meeting that John Crawford, president of the California branch of the AFL's Sheep Shearers' Union, said PASSAIC. N.

April 15 (IP) The trout season opened today with anglers defying an attempted ban on fishing in Hughes' lake, especially stocked with 1200 big trout for Mayor Benjamin F. Turner's kiddies' contest tomorrow. The fishermen came with the dawn to the lake in the heart of the residential section and found the fishing good. Came Mayor Turner, too, before 8 a. with pleas to fishermen to quit, and save the fun for the party tomorrow, but fishermen seemed more interested in the fishing than the mayor's arguments.

Park guards came to the mayor's rescue. Stones dropped into the larly in California. The union recently announced a nationwide strike call in a dispute with wool growers over the closed shop and the right to affix union labels to wool bags. 500,000 JOIN TREK More than 500,000 irvaded Hard-war, holy city on the banks of the to attend the "Kumgh Mela," one of India's 'ggest fairs, which is held only once twelve T- event la and the infl of i was so highways were crowded with pedestrians. Railways were so taxed that t- thousand e-.

were "--pt on BOISE, April 15 (JP) M. C. Claar, secretary of the Idaho Wool Growers' Association, said today a strike had been ordered among Idaho members of the Sheep Shearers' Union of North America. The strike order was issued by A. A.

Evans of Butte, president of the union. Three western Idaho shearing crews, composed of thirty men, were working when the strike was called, Claar said. It was ordered, he said, to exten4 to all corrals where the union label RECIPES ON CAM PILLSlBiyiBY'S BEST THE "BALANCED" FLOUR MAKES GOOD BAKING BETTER Try Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Cocktail! brook wherever a line was out. duty day and night. is not being placed on wool bags.

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