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JLL -ttcasAft '-Jwarigastev5sgi-' -iauv Wk liwt stf-W -K i -s- WHfWh! -tfie-ge- vk THE nuvo BEE WEDNESDAY JTKE UN 2-44 Zioncheck Labor Trouble Spreads In Port Of Stockton sugar ''resolution designed to extend the existing quota system and revive benefit payments to producer Written Into the proposed legislation wee the amendment suggested by President Roosevelt designed to limit payments to large sugar producing corporation The original draft was amended fo eliminate a provision to which Secretary Ickea objected on behalf of Hawaii and Puerto RIcol An appropriation which was authorized to finance benefit payments was reduced- by the committee from (30000000 to $20000000 Southern Pacific Diesel Train Breaks Recoil OAKLAND June Southern new deieel-m to red streamline train average seventy miles an hour on a tew run from Ogden Utah to Oaklen Mol bettering the steam train req oid by eight hours A maximum speed of 115 mile an hour wea reached near Irotr Mountain Nev by tha streenJX liner which will start lIH-hw: service to Chicago June 14th jt Poland Cheers President Elizabeth Foln Billie Frederick Karl French Dorothy File Dennis Friable Helen Fuller Marvla Fuller Betty Fulwlder Paul Gamb Betty Garwood James Ghan Dorothy Glguler Evelyn Gilmer Milford Gonsalves George Graham Mary Grant Iona Greene Willis Grosvenor Bill Hancock Milus Hancock Eleanor Hansen Leiand Hansen Nathan Haskell Maxine Harris Howard Henderson Bob Hee Jane Hick Robert Hill Wanda Hill Geraldine Hit-yard Dorothy HUtl Harold Home Howard Hopson Ruth Hughe Irwin Ingraham Alicia Jlng Caroline Jing Barbara Johnson Wesley Johnson Edward Jones Gerald Kent Lee Kincada Donald King Eddie Kludjlan Clarence Knlveton Everltt Knott Elva Kohmann Doris Krajian Elmer Kuhn Dorothy Lamm' Stanton STOCKTON June Labor difficulties which led to closing of the port of Stockton grain terminal spread to a new front to-day About 100 employee of the Letourneau Inc machinery manufacturing concern walked out last night and another 100 on the day shift followed to-day The workers' spokesmen declared the walkout came after the company refused to grant a demand for a forty-hour-week without pay reduction Forty employee were Involved its wage dispute which officials of the grain terminal said brought about the closing order yesterday Phil vice president asserted the company could not meet a demand for straight pay increases from (0 to 75 cents an hour and continue in business He said the employee had rejected an offer of GRADUATE CLASS IF 1JUNE12TH A music and speaking program will be presented at graduation exercises for 180 ninth grade students of the Washington Junior High School at 10:50 A June 12th In the school auditorium A reception for parents for the graduates will follow Mervyn Schwartz has been chosen to apeak for the class which will be introduced by Mrs Mildred Cowan the school counselor Homer Wilson the principal will epeak on High Points Of Safety Dr Luther Stein will give the invocation Drill Team To Escort The school drill team will escort the graduates in the processional for which Donald Card will play the piano and George Zenoviclr the violin Marjorie Anderson and Wanda Hill will play a violin duet accompanied by Mr Ralph Anderson The girla glee club directed by Mr Myrtle McLellan will ing The candidatea for graduation are: Charlotte Adam Frances Adame Marjorie Anderson Ruth Ander-eon Alfred Ansell Evelyn Ansell Billy Armstrong Doris Avakian Eddie Baloian Beulah Bernhard Louisa Bible Betty Boguchwel Elaine Boora Benny Braes Edward Brown Lodene Buckley Burton Burrows Elaine Calender Jack Campbell Beatrice Cardinal Melvin Carleton Robert Carroll Roy Carter Ruth Chamber Oren Lee Christensen Jack Clark Margaret Cline' Mildred Cline Leiand Colvin Everett Coyle Lucinda Craighead Bill Cruse Jack Cullen Barbara Cunning Alfred Davie Gladys Davis Jim Derdevanie Maxine Dudley Marjorie Dvorak Darrel Eglin Helen Elam Blaine Elll Evelyn Espiaese Vernal Falls Marcella Farri Irving Fine Violet Finley On Tenth Year In Offi WARSAW June PclarL celebrated the tenth anniversary Ignagy Moacicki'e presidency -to dav A solemn mass at Warsaw CstheJ" dral was followed by a colorful fr ception of government officiala-en diplomats at the executive mansioij where thousands cheered the scig enttst-nre-ident 6214 cents for inside and 75 cert for dock workers Annual Blue Pencil GETS OKEH OF SENATE GROUP Farm Committee Endorses Plan Cut Big Subsidies WASHINGTON June V-The senate agriculture committee to-day approved an amendment to the soil conservation act to restrict large benefit payment The committee authorized a subcommittee to report the amendment to the senate floor after receipt of a letter from Secretary Wallace recommending restrictions on Urge benefit payments WalUee's suggestion was simiUr to a recommendation yeaterday by President Roosevelt The amendment was included by the subcommittee in a bill by Sen' ator Hatch Democrat of New Mexico to extend the soil conservation act to the public domain It wiil make possible benefit payments for soil conservation agreements in connection with grazing of sheep and cattle on the public domain The graduated rate of benefit payments approved by the subcommittee will reduce benefits by 1 per cent on payments from (2000 to (3000 decreasing an additional 1 per cent for each 1000 up to (51-000 with a 50 per cent cut in payments above that The house agriculture committee voted approval of a revised Schilling Toasting: develops extra flavor in each tiny leaf-and ao multiplies the flavor in your cup Down And As Long As On Your New 1936 The many recent encounters Representative Marion Zioncheck linger Municipal Hospital In Washington for mental observation when a lunacy warrant waa sworn out by a police official to terminate the congressman's frantic hunt for hie vanished bride Shirtlesa and touseled Zioneheek is pictured struggling with a pollce-man who sought to end hie forty-eight-hour rampage Last Stand? witn the law that have headlined of Seattle brought him to the Gal- Gay Solon May Be Confined To Private Hospital WASHINGTON June (--Friends of Representative Marion A Zioncheck said to-day transfer of the Washington congressman from Gallinger Hospital to a private sanitarium in Maryland will besought How soon this step might be taken however was undetermined Dr Joseph Gilbert district alienist said two or more days will be required to complete (mental examination of Zioncheck Hospital authorities also said they had not been advised officially that a transfer la being contemplated Zioncheck awakened early and appearing in good spirit talked to a reporter from the window of bis room Tastes Food Again He said he was "able to taste food again" Glancing over a newspaper his attention was caught by an Item on the commitment to an' asylum of a murder trial witne Texa "Well" Zioneheek remarked "I see they have taken her to tha nut house Asked whether he Intends to run for re-election Zioncheck said "111 run "I know all the candidates for my they're my he mid He smiled and drew hie finger cross his throat in a knlfe-llke gesture docent make any difference whether there are five or 500 Zioncheck added "The more the bide Remains Loyal In or out of trouble Representative Marion Zioncheck will have his young brlds as his helpmate After twice visiting the Washington state congressman in his room at Gallinger Municipal Hos- olm tel where he is undergoing EDGEWODD- Aide Assures Completion Of Bay Shore Road JOSE June Monterey Road between Ban Jose and Coyote a distance of twelve miles will be Improved Immediately at a cost of (200000 in the event federal funds are made available This was the assurance here last night of Earl Lee Kelley driector of the department of public work at a meeting celled by the San Jose Chamber of Commerce of repre-sentativea of central coast countie Kelley also said allocation of federal fund now awaiting only White House approval will mean completion of the Bayshora Highway from Santa Clara to San Jose at a cost of (425000 and improvi ment of the San Francisco highway im Beresford to Redwood Ci a cost of $390000 Widening of the Monterey highway between Sen Jose and San Benito County a distance of thirty-five mile was sought by the group meeting here to-night and a permanent organization to press this objective was proposed State officials besides Kelly who spoke included Highway Commis-eloner Judah of Santa Crux John Skeggs highway commission district engineer and Timothy A Reardon former highway commission member and now director of the department of public relation Danzig Chief Denies Anti-Polish Statement FREE CITT OF DANZIG June 3 Dr Arthur Karl Greieer president of the Danzig senate suppressed the Socialist newspaper Volksstlmme to-day for quoting him as saying the Danzig-Poilsh friendship pact was merely temporary Poland protested at once whereupon Dr Greieer denied having madeeuch a statement DIVISION Nsdaosl Pirfitos YOU PAY NO SMOOTHER-BETTER Thursday Is- Towels by the thousands great stacks of for every towel specially bought and specially priced for our BLUE PENCIL SALE Levy Eva Lewi Virginia Llnjgla Mace Long Laverne Lowdon Clara Lynch June Maher John Maiti Leiand Malich Mary M- rashlan Joseph Markarian Eugene Marple Frank Mark Anna Mi ar- tin Betty Martin Raymond Mo-Gill Oliver McQuone Rex Mecar-tea Wallace Miller Vivienne Mouren Glenn Newton Clarkson Nichols Wayne Nygren Charles Palmer Mary Parret Jack Peeble Clyde Perrine John i Phillips Lewis Phillip James Poore Charlotte Pratt Dorothy Petersen Leiand Petersen Merilyn Petersen Meredith Rea Rey Rehn Florence Reich Anna Remus Doris Riege Robert Ritchie Eloiae Robb' Bruce Robertson June Routt Leta Rutherford Mildred Rylee Ernest Badoian John Sender Tommie Sayeg Doro- yn -8cnv thy Schlotthauer Mervyn Schwartz Mervyn Schwartz Francis Seaiey Albina Selling Joy Shaffer Joenet-1 tie Skelton Anna Mae Skenderian Aaron Smith Albert Smith Billy Smith Stanley Smith Chester Sohm Elaine Spagopulo Eerie ne Bteven June Stott Jacqueline Swain Mary Ann Tatum Bill Thoma Billy Topping Delta Townsend Jim Ulam Vivienne Walker Bill Wallace Jim Weughtal Thomas Welsh Ernest Weyrick Claude White Doris Whit Ralph Willbank Alice Wilson Ventta Wilson Bill Wren Forrest Wright and Ara Zakarian Annual Blue Pencil Turkish Towels 10c Good quality Turk ish towels with colored frosted border Size 1 4x2 7 inches An outstanding value Turkish Towelsi 25c An extra good grade of 2-ply Turkish towels with colored borders full 20x40-inch size Turkish Towels 50 size 50 1 00 Hindenhurg Returns From South America FRANKFORT-AM-MAIN (G r-miny) June -15 The German dirigible Hindenburg' completing Us second eastward trip from Southe America landed here today Sznffi Frorfsrt 8- WU- Ckf in pi lit I I is i 602 a For 36 (Lamp and The New Low Temperature Oven The New Aslogril Broiler The New Speed Plus Simmer Burners The whole talking boat this history-making vslncb Ask any man who knows the best hay in ryet" bound to say Town Terms os the only right answer 2 LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD STOVE Down And As Long As On Your New 1936 Martex Turkish Towels 3 for Superior grade of heavy Turkish towels 22x44-inch size with striped border A 1 QQ famous make and a regular 49c value 1 RldDMCSE mea-Ital Mrs Zioncheck let be known that ail was well between them Attendants said Mrs "Jalta appeared to have greatly cheered the congressman seems to be resting commented Dr Edgar A Bocock superintendent of the hospitaL still co-operating with Open Resignation Fight While the congressman under-went the mental tests news dispatches said a chain letter movement intended to induce him to resign was under way in Washington latet Residents in his home said they received postcards "Keep this chain un-I broken Please mail one to Con-ttreuman Marion Zioncheck asking him to resign Then mall five cards to five of your friends within tha state asking them to do likewise Do not fall" Guy Nadeau a brother of Zion-I brother-in-law told newsmen that Dr Joseph Gilbert District of Columbia alienist had ln- formed him that the congressmen I needed a complete rest Gilbert told me" said Nadeau who was not allowed to see the representative Zioncheck is In a bad way primarily as a result of lack of food and rest and too much Size Martex Month Months Clock Extra oJbr Press Action-Lazilatch Bottle and Dairy Rack "Sliding Utility Basket Adjustable Shelf Automatic Flood Light- Closely Spaced Shelf Bars' Rollator Compressor Per Month' For 36 Months Dundee Novelty Turkish Towels Big heavy water-soaking colored Turk- ish towelswith novelty key borders in varied! color They're 22x44-inch Imported Linen Huck Towels Fine quality pure linen huck towela with damask and colored borders' Ideal hand towela for your own home or for gift An extra good value 1 Leverette Is Made Manager 01 Hartf ields Leverette who has been as- seriated in an executive capacity 41 Ful with the Hartfleld Store 1041 ton Street since it wee opened here two months eg has been appoint- etabl: ed manager of the local Heavy Ribbed Towels 3 for All white extra heavy quality athletic ribbed towels that will give the best of service They're very specially priced at 3 for $1 -v establishment by Hartfleld tha company president I formerly was connected with ready-to-wear and other worn I PPrl concerns in Northern California for several year Other Towel Bargains: Boott Mills absorbent towela at each 12Vf0 Martex absorbent towela special at 180 Honeycomb towels on sale at each 12 V40 Fine buck towels extra good value at 12A0 Stgven's linen crash towels each 190 Checked glass towela special at 100 Appliqued linen guest towels each 500 Newspaper advertising is read at the time the prospect is consciously planning to make an immediate purchase Mahen 20 FROZEni sucifEHsrjll 'tmmam i it I 3-.