Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 23

Oakland Tribune; Wednesday, Sept. 7, 1949 23 ROB SON Rl OTING IS BLAMED Tehama County school teacher tov Airplane Enters Search for Two Missing Ghico Teenagers stale teachers' retirement funds warrants made out to her mother. OllllSj AGERS BY DISTRICT ATTY; The mother currently is a patient la the county hospital. YOUTH DRAWS YEAR JAIL TERM $250 FINE IN ASSAULT CASE possibility the youths may have reached one of the widely-scattered Veterans Absolved in Report to Dewey; Attacks by Police Denied by Of ficial caDins in tne area. Although bears inhabit the region, the boys are Mrs.

F.R. Calls fori. Justice lo Minorities Costa authorities' since Criner and Rogers were captured. believed to be safe as both are armed with rifles. Their oarents WILLOWS, Sept 7, An airplane was used today in the search for two teen-age Chico boys missing, since Sunday in a rugged section of the Mendocino National Forest The youths, Gary Waters, 14, and Leland Carder, disappeared Sunday afternoon while on a deer hunting triD with their father.

said neither was carrying food nox Margaret E. Baker, 32, of 113 Elm Street Antioch, was granted until September 19 to enter a plea to a forgery She is accused of forging the name of her mother. water when they left camp. 1 peach basket which apparently had contained inflammable material was found, on the scene. Tferee of the dozen men- arrested in Sunday's disorders nleaded euiltv NEW: YORK.

Sept 1 7flV Ma. rranluin i D. Roosevelt said last Riis. Josephine Eaton, C7 retired night before Justice the Two Boys Admit1 Seven Burglaries VATX.TUO Sprit 7 A 19.varr1(1 They! left their camp at the Burrows ranger station, 50 miles west of here, just after the noon meal and have not been, seen Peace Herbert M. Chase in Croton-on-Hudaon and received suspended sentences.

and 14-vear-old hov have sHmitt.d Harold Davis. of Moheran. night that developing full justice for minorities in this country is a key to victory in the ideological battle with Russia. She spoke at Columbia University to a conference of American and foreign educators meeting to seek means of. improving education for Negroes and other special cultural groups.

A 50 ralruj MARTINEZ, Sept 7. Thomas Everett Senkevech, 1 of Oakland, was sentenced to one year in the Contra Costa County JaiL fined $250 and placed on probation for three years when he appeared before Superior Judge Homer Patterson on a rape charge. Senkevech' is charged with criminally assaulting a 17-year-old Berkeley girl in the San Pablo hills- on July 31 of 1948. He is accused of participating in the attack with two other Oakland youths, Kenneth Criner, 18, Oakland, was sentenced to San Quentin Prison last November for his part in the attack, while the second member of the trio, Edgar Rogers, It, is serving a year sentence in the county jail- on his guilty plea. Criner and Rogers were taken Into custody shortly after the attack while Senkevech was arrested last month by Oakland police.

He had seven major burglaries in Vallej charged with third degree assault pouce announced toaay. Glenn County Sheriff Hal Singleton conducted an air search, over the wild mountainous area in which the boys are lost keeping radio contact with a ground search party of some 50 cersona. The ntan Police announced the arrest after they anDrehended the two iuventiea was, given a suspended 30-day term. Police. Chief Arthur Johnson of Briarcliff Mast said Davis, who rode horse at the head of the in the J.

B. Rice store, 1015 TennesV WKcocrr "The cold war Is not to be won flown by Earl Ijarrabee, Butte Cityl see street yesterday. Police said the boys had admitted stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchant rancner. The boys': rarents and othi dise in recent break-ins. 1 THl ONlYAtXUNi WITH A COMPISTiLY MODEM VeTO-7HI'MINWt mtj.

volunteers are in the search party veterans' parade, struck him while being restrained in an attempt to charge the line of Robeson supporters. Meanwhile, a Corttandt town 'official indicated the" town council -may seek to limit mass meetings such as Robeson's Sunday concert' wnicn js Being led by deputy sheriffs and forest Service The boys, police said, admitted breaking into Kirk's Liquor Store; two service stations, Harold and Paul's Jewelry Store and Steffan's A. Ml i i just because we are prepared in a military way or because we are strong in, an economic way. We must develop spiritual conviction and enthusiasm toward minorities equal to that professed by the Russians in the propaganda," she said. "There is no surer "way to kill democracy than for a country to be so self-satisfied as to believe there is no reason for a change in that country." "fi The conference which includes delegates from Africa, England, the Sheriffs! officers said there is a opons anop.

been the object of search by Contra ALBANY, N.Y, Sjepfc 7 -The "Westchester County jdistrict attorney today blAmed teenagers for rnost of the violence that followed the Paul Robeson concert neat Peekskill Sun. day, At the, game time the prosecutor, George M. FanelU, in a preliminary report to- Governorf Dewey, infer-entlally. denied1 the) contention of Negro baritone Hobeson that state and Westchester County police had attacked concert-goers. Fanelli all the law enforcement official assigned to the concert 'area.

He said "they accom plished an insuperable job of pre venting fatalities." FanelU told the Governor his investigation Indicated that "most of the damage and trouble came from teenagers who had no connection with veteran group that paraded near the concert area in protest against what Dewey himself had termed' "pro-Communist" meeting, j--. ivrnmoLDs comment Dewey released the report without comment James C. Hagerty, the Governor's pres; secretary, said the Governor would not have a statement until i full reports were in, including one-flrom the Westchester sheriff, Fred W. Ruscoe, and from John -A. Gaffney, state police superintendent Fanelli said "that approximately three automobiles were overturned and that about 70, persons were injured after the concert Sunday afternoon.

Unofficial reports had placed the number of injured at more than 130. Most of these sre victims of attacks upon automobiles and busses carrying the Robeson concert-goers away from the grounds near Peek-skill. Earlier, a large griup of war veterans had paraded the vicinity in protest against he concert by the left-wing Robesdn. West Indies and the Southern United States, ends today after several weeks of sessions. -1 VA Sponsored by Columbia University Teachers College, the confer Santa Fe Wrecking Attempts Thwarted LOS ANGELES, Sept." 7 Two attempts to sabotage Santa Fe trains were made at nearby railroad officials said today, but no was done to any trao.

They said Santa Fe's special service department the FBI and Monrovia police are Investigating, "There is no question In our minis that it was sabotage," a company spokesman said, "but we do not think it was 1 directed at any particular train." A heavy steel obstacle was found on the track Saturday, and yesterday a broken switch lock was found. ence was planned with the aid of the Council of Stat Directors of Negro IF op SfpiS WilLIL, Education and the Institute of Education of the University of London. ALL VA Matches Given Away More than a. million books of matches are given away with tobacco purchases every hour lri the U.S. -S'lhiJZiM- "k-fM.

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