The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 3

with Dempsey of the Baer-Uheudun fight lu Rena -July 4 198L It was brought out yesterday Ummug ftwi Of Bank Holdup Complaint By Mr 8 McAdoo Irks Capital Explosions along tha California' political front this week ranged an the way from General Hugh Johnson's cries of civil war In San Frandaeo to the discordant outbursts of Mr Voter trying to reed Fred Just before week-end adjournment that in addition to vast gambling enterprises they owned hlgh-ylsld-Ing shares In Reno-8 stockade district NEGRQ MASONS CHOOSE CHIEF SAN JOSE July 21-U Theodora Moss was elected grand master ef the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons at the statewide convention of the order which dosed yesterday HELD NEED FOB DEFENSE Woodring Tells Senator John' son Southern California Needs Met At Present MINNEAPOLIS' Jdy An insane convict' escaped'- St Fetor Stats Hospital waa 3 captured at the Union City Mia-" 3'C sion hero today and identified by police as tha bomb" wha walked Into the Stockyards Na toinal Bank In South St Paul July 18th with ten pounds ef dynamite and threatened to blow up the la-NO 5 etltutlon in his demand for 'a-V'W' IS DIE PUBLIC Modified Ruljngs Provide For Overtime Payment For Seasonal Labor Better Dentistry for Less campaign cards printed in Chinese Lend your ear: -Monday Acting Governor Merriam denounces the Communists ea the militia takes over the protection of the food markets in strike-ridden San Frandaeo John Quinn Progressiva Republican candidate for governor says he stands for sound land utilization but oondamns Upton Sinclair's EPIC plan of stats forma for the Jobless as a phantasy" And he declares it can not bo financed Morgan Keaton announces ha quit hie poet as deputy public works director rather than accept Instructions to go out and campaign for Merriam Hb will support Quinn "I have seen foe representatives of predatory interests of public utilities descend upon the Capitol" Merriam issues this strike ultimatum: Parsons attempting to interfere with the transpartatioh of the necessities of life or with tha maintenance of law and order will do so at their own risk and peril THBRSISAl WITHIN THE UNITE? STATES Former Pugilist Expected To Testify To Support McKay Alibi NEW YORK July t-V-Jack Dempsey and saga hens may figure Monday in the trial ef James CL McKay and William Graham Reno Nev gambling and dance hall sportsmen who era charged with misusing the mails ia a scheme to defraud The former heavyweight champion ia expected to testify If he takes the stand that ha visited McKay in tha general hospital at Vallejo Calif late in July 1931 and took him a sage hen for a gift Tha defense already has used tha testimony of a bacteriologist end a navy doctor to prove that McKay wee in the hospital during tha time that one of the victims of an international swindling ring was defrauded at Rena McKay and Graham are accused a a backers and political protectors of tha fnil ring taking 15 per cent of the loot The two men were co-promoters Wear Comfortable Shoes Why discard a pair of comfortable shoos Just because their soles are getting thin? Good leathers applied by skilled craftsmen can maka these shoes look and wear Ilka now It cods so Vttlo to your fooos so bring foam now and 1st us repair them for yon 1940 Mariposa Street THE TERM WAFER' AA PLATE does not apply to i I tha material or teeth from 1 1 which your plate ia made We use only the finest arti- dee offered by American -dental manufacturers and you may have your choico of these teeth and materials Wafer Plate means tedious painstaking method of construction resulting in a thin yet strong plate' One that ie comfort-'' able in your mouth allowing freedom for your tongue and muscles and PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY Tuesday Young strikes at hie opponents for tha CL governorship nomination He recalls vote aa a legisla against the famous King Tax Bill of 1921 fought by the so-called $1000000000 lobby of the privately-owned public utility "Acting Governor Merriam obviously obeyed the dictates 000000 lobby since he worked and voted against tha bill and tha Interests of the The bill boosted tha utility tax rates Senator Inman of Sacramento scores a point In hie fight for congress when Homer ChaUlaux state American Legion commander denies tha legion has endorsed Congressman Frank Buck At Porterville 10000 San Joaquin Valley citizens celebrate John forty-fifth birthday George Creel and Justus Wgrdell Upton Bourbon gubernatorial rivals claim hie economic Ideas would to Calif be disastrous to California Supporters of Raymond Haight norshlp aspirant asserts he is leading the candidates south of the TehachapL Quinn launch ea a drive for votes in the northern counties He stresses his attack upon the Power Trust in politics And he declares for the expeditious construction of the Central Valleya Water Project and for sound marketing of California farm roducts Merriam seeks federal aid to deport alien radicals leers tary of State Frank Jordan predicts nearly 8300300 Californians will qualify to vote at the primary More attacks on Sinclair Creel calls his platform and impudent" Backers of Richard Collins forecast his return to the state board of equalisn- lo tne state hoard of Wafer Plaits for as little aa tan dellan See these See how they are made and you will ho satisfied with nothing lscfe DR FRED SCHADER P- Better Dentistry For Loss COR FULTON AND FRESNO STS PHONE 9-6S21 ENTRANCE 141 FRESNO STREET HOURS TO 5:89 WASHINGTON July Mrs- William Gibbs Mo-what aha husband it whan aha criticized tha climate ths Washington Chamber at Commerce objects 1 When Mrs McAdoo charged that tha senator was guilty of mental cruelty that waa all right with Curtis Hodges director of tha board of trade's tourist-building committee But when Mix McAdoo mentioned "that unbearable Washington climate" as another reason why she should have a' divorce Hodges objected "Whet's the matter with this climate?" he demanded "Thera ars scores of cities hotter than this I can show statistics" CivicrLeaders Praise Action By Teamsters SAN FRANCISCO July (V) of Ban Frandaeo business leaden who saw In tha return of the teamsters to waterfront work an and to strike conditions follows: Mallllard Jr president of the chamber of commerce: "The resumption of normal trucking operations on tha waterfront lx ae Important to tha merchants of Sah Francisco aa waa tha collapse of the general strike" Vlxxard president of the draymens association: than 70 per cent of the teamsters' work Is on the waterfront This vote is a blow at Harry Bridges chairmen of the maritime strike committee He had been the fly in the ointment and now he la fly in the Is xrssldant 0 John Faitosa president ef the dees Industrial Association: "Aa soon aa normal track operations are resumed an the Sen Francisco waterfront ths Industrial association of San Francisco will withdraw its (non-union) trucks and cease operations which it has carried cm since July 3rd to relieve the congestion of thj port" EL Dalton secretary or the retail merchants association: "This action of tha teamsters should remove once and for all tbs troubled situation along tha waterfront" STRAIGHT aot the equalisation General Hugh Johnson arrives to help settle the bay district general strike takes one look and dedans: It Is a menace to government -It is civil war Thursday Candldatee begin bloseoming out with denunciations of this and that "again as steps an taken to call off the general strike For nearly a fortnight a trike news in the prese has crowded the Mlitieians back among tne want ada State School Superindendent Herllng Kersey assails thoee urging repeal of the sales tax Quinn tells Sacramento Valley audiences America need not look to Russia Germany or Italy for a new form of government to solve her economic crisis believe there is power in the Constitution of the United States to cure our Fred Stewart cam' In the 8acramento and San Joaquin Valleys to hold his poet on the board of equalisation introduces a new electioneering trick to capture the native-born Orieti in Chlnesa FROM OWNERS OF FORD V8 CARS WASHINGTON July Ths NRA tiHUy announced three pew pollclee concerning maximum 'work bourn classification of customers and valuation of material! In coet formulae of code The pollclee are not to 1m bltrarity applied to approved codec In codes awaiting approval provision not conformlnr to new pollclee will be stayed to give industry an opportunity to show the necessity for variation Practice of averaging maximum work hours over periods of weeks months is modified drastically Coda attempts to provide flexibility for peak demands and labor shortages has proved unsatisfactory in operation the announcement said 1 Such provisions were frequently misinterpreted have- caused trove riles and proved difficult to enforce Penalty Provided The new policy: the extent that it is impracticable to provide an inflexible maximum hours limitation In view of peculiar seasonal or other needs of an Industry stated maximum with proviso for a definite tolerance on a weekly or dally basis msv be provided penalise abuse the payment of overtime for hours worked In excess of the stated maximum but Within the tolerance should be required Where a definite tolerance is not sufficient particular defined circumstances (such as emergency maintenance and repair) may Justify unlimited tolerance with payment of overtime for all time in excess of the maximum" The provisions for customer classification would require code authorities to keep a current classifies ion of all types of customers of their industries with complete definition of each class in terms ef functions or as purchasers of defined quantities Full Informer tlon must be made available to all Industry members twenty days after submission to the administrator Violation Explained Intimidation coercion or other Use of influence to affect a exclusion or inclusion would be a code violation Prevision for uniform prices discounts or differentials is not permitted A special commission appointed by Administrator Hugh -8 Johnson to study code effects upon em ployment of workers mentally or physically handicapped to-day reported that employers must hire a proper proportion" of such workers to prevent them from basing to be pensioned and kept In idleness enormous cost to foe oSnperheadng Of Steam Redaces Its Efficiency By HOWARD BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Editor) STATE COLLEGE (Pa) July If heat Is what you want don't get the (team too hot A teat heater set up in the mechanical engineering laboratory of the Pennsylvania State College showed that superheated steam Is leas efficient than ordinary steam The difference is due to the dry-Uese of the superheated steam The lower temperature steam contains more moisture As explained by Steawrt associate professor of mechanical engfoeerlng the water vapor in the ordinary steam condenses readily agalnrt the side of foe steam pipe As each particle condenses it contracts and pulls new particles Into contact with the pipe From this water the neat paases readily through the metal and outside the In superheated steam every bit of water has been heated well beyond Its condensation point It flows through the pipe like any other gas a layer of slowly moving gas held back by the drag on the surface next to the pipe and then more rapidly -moving-gas toward the center The gas In the outer layers not only tends to give up Its heat more slowly than does the water vapor but acting like a layer of sir It len serves to Insulate the Inner The Penn State heater measure the difference exactly and makes It possible to compare the efficiencies of superheated and ordinary pteam as actually used In Industry Because It does not lore Its heat so readily superheated steam Is hast for transporting heat as Is done from a central power house Per this transmission super-bested steam Is around 15 per cent superior But in transfer of best that Is In giving up Its heat the superheated stuff Is about 1 per cent less efficient than ordinary Steam State Controller Ray I Riley announces the state's first steps to redeem the $19000000 batch of warrants leaned against the hard-pressed general treasury Louis Drapeau takes office as tha state building and loan commissioner The initiative to strengthen the civil service lew qualifies for a place on the ballot In November Keaton takes over the directorship of the Quinn carols ign in tha North Albert Sherman southern candidate for lleu-enant governor offers this: "Sherman's march to tha sea was nothing compared to inarch to Judge Emmet Seawell wins strong endorsements for re-election to the suprr ce court Thomas Cochran Democratic candidate for lleutenan governor urges state censorship of the movies And Wallace Bejty of Viva Villa fame promptly endorsee Georgs Hatfield Republican for the oh Beery's new slogan Hatfield i chairmen are coming January with demands for tax reform end economy He promises they will cut from $5000000 to $10000000 out of the state budget State finance officials warn that large cuts will mean curtailment of state services Politicians figure the Merriam camp has turned the strike developments to political advantage But opponents maintain emphatically that hie corporation reactionary background would endanger prograssivism In California if ha were elected John Stevens McGroarty California's poet laureate Is reported making an active Los Angeles battle for congress A few verses era all this campaign needs Because believe it or not Los Angeles already ia reporting that concealed pocket dictographs fastened to the coat lapel ars being adopted In at least one campaign to pick up political secrets from careless talkers A new menace to politicians! Beware of the dark sinister city slicker with the iepel microphone! By WILLIAM WARNS WASHINGTON July Harry Woodring' acting secretary of War said to-day in a letter to Senator Hiram Johnson an increase in army forces both ground and air was the Immediate requirement for defense of the mainland "Until this Is he added "Southern California defenses can not he strengthened The letter was In reply to a gestion made by Mayor to forwarded to th to a eng-Paddock of Long Beach to the senator and rued to the wee that an air base ha established at Long Beach to defend important oil reserves and storage tanka In that vicinity Woodring said the army has four air fields in California one at San Diego and another at Rlversldi which ia in reserve status an one under construction at Baa Re-tad fields" he said sufficient to meet the present army requirements in California note that Mayor Paddock specifically states that the oil storage situation in the vicinity of Long Beach makea the establishment of a naval air base adjacent to that city a matter of first importance While I have no control over such naval establishments the defense of this area Is primarily a duty of the war department defense will be made with air and ground forces end the addition of an army air field at Long Beach would not materially strengthen foie defense An increase In the forces both ground and nir for tha defense of our mainland la tha Immediate requirement of the war department and tha defenses of Southern California can not be materially strengthened until this is done" WASHINGTON July A alow upward turn from economic depression wee reported by government agencies today to be cone tlnuing despite spread of strikes and Industrial unrest Reports on the state of the nation were received ae the administration's strongest conciliation force was directed at removing basic causes of difference in the Pacific Coast dispute Efforts to solve tha Minneapolis trucking strike marked by new outbreaks continued Half a doxen sets of figures wera cited by governmeht departments showing tha brighter aide of the picture The American Railway Association reported carloadings of revenue freight for the week ending July 14th totaled can an increase of 82971 cars above the preceding week Increased loadings of miscellaneous freight grain forest products ore coke coal and likeatock wera listed The census bureau advised Sir 002964 cotton spindles wera operating on June 80th compared with $35549974 in the same elate in 1933 and 25391368 in May The labor department revealed the wholesale commodity price index rose In June to the highest level since April 1931 The figure was 13 above that in May The general price level was given at 748 per cent of the 1928 aveisge Farm products showed the widest gain with a 8 per cent rise Grain prices wera up IS per cent and increases wera marked in hogs cotton fresh milk and other farm commodities Chief reflection of the strike situation was found in a decline of 17 per cent In June factory employment from May and a 31 drop in nayrolls It was pointed out the New York Stock Exchange considered by some an index of economic conditions remained stagnant Action of San Francisco labor leaders in ending the general strike there won prates from President William Green of the American Federation of Labor Green said sympathetic walkouts of this type could not win but he felt the coast walkout was terminated early enough to prevent serious damage to the labor movement Will Reds Strike Warning Cited MINNEAPOLIS July The employers advisory committee charged to-day that Communist leaders of striking truck drivers In Minneapolis had set up a of domination A newspaper advertisement headed do you like to have our Minneapolis streets in ths control of Communists?" called attention to a magaaine article by Matthew Woll vice president of the American Federation of Labor in which employers quoted him aa saying that in April there' was broadcast to Communists an order for weeks of inten-rive demonstration and strike agitation to culminate in a general strike on August 16th' San Francisco's SENATOR HOTEL 819 Ellis Street Near Leavenworth Single Double Special Rates Te Families sad Granpa All Outside Rooms with Tub and Shower Baths Coffee- op Garage Levaggl Estate Cc Owners EL Paul Jones Manager 6oy there in Nf Only Car Under $2500 with a V-8 Engine Maps State Fight Against Marijuana and saved 2 a Tha weed wee dramatised recently by Hugh 8 Johnson in a speech in which ho referred to violent acts by "savagea half-drunk" on marijuana Marijuana la obtained from Indian nemp which grows wild throughout the country It la more commonly referred to In the United States as and ia called dangerous and habit forming Cigareta made of It ars peddled throughout the West Southwest and In large eastern cities at prices as low aa cents apiece It Is called impossible to control through federal legislation or International treaty The traffic in It has so increased as to bring complaints from Mexico and Canada which eald peddlers wera carrying it into those countries Long common to Mexico It has been attacked there by vigorous federal control mala with tha capacity for a beard has one Municipal budgets often lack enough money to finance a 4th ef July or Labor Day celebration but not a colony or outpost of the church would fall to do something spectacular about "the twenty-fourth" Ogden this year called its celebrants to begin July 22nd but others reserve one day for the Job A church leader by custom speaks on the travails of the Mormons as they followed rugged trails Into the valley of the taitlest of lakes Baltimore Man Offers To Send Food To Fresno Eastern accounts of conditions in California as a result of the general strike In San Francisco were exaggerated" Buys Major William Smith of the Fresno Volunteers of America Smith received a letter from his brother Fred Smith of Baitl-Md offering to send him food by parcel post to prevent him like foe rest of tha people in California are doing" Labor Board General Counsel Resigns Post WASHINGTON July Milton Handler resigned to-day at general counsel to the National labor Relatione Board to return to his position on the Columbia Law School faculty in Now York fAURIN AVANT of Andalusia Alabama tells a dramatic story of the value of Ford quality and Ford performance in time of stress December 23" he -writer my youngest boy was sitting before the fire cracking nuts He cracked one in his mouth and aa tha nut burst part of the hull went into hie windpipe and almost completely stopped his breathing uWe rushed him to our doctor lie said he couldn't get it out and the nearest place was Birmingham 220 miles away No train no airplane My doctor telephoned to Birmingham and told them that if we could get there in three or four hours we might save him They said it waa impossible to make it in that time unless we had an airplane But the Ford made it in 220 minutes drove my Ford V- 8 lots of the way at a speed of 80 miles an hour I was compelled to drive that fast to We invite you to drive the Ford V- 8 and let It tell its own story of per formance comfort safety and economy It is the only car undar a V-8 eylinder engine sells at a remarkably low Check up price wheelbase equipment and see how much get in a Ford V- 8 MOTOR COMPANY WASHINGTON July The government la seeking to rally the states to a fight against newest narcotic menace which lurks in a common roadside weed The smoking of which officials say breeds Insanity and is on tha increase the federal bureau of narcotics disclosed to-day Tha bureau fears that If it ia not curbed it may arrest the striking progress made in recent years against the blight of Illicit narcotics No federal laws prohibit its use Smokers are found especially among younger and poor people to whom it is readily accessible The narcotics bureau's annual retort now being printed outline hat departments policy to urge states to adopt uniform legislation outlawing the weed Cultivation now is prohibited only In seven states while sixteen prohibit its possession or sale FETED TUESDAY Utah Men Raise Beards Preparation For Big Celebration In SALT LAKE CITY July The big celebration next Tuesday commemorating tha day Brigham Young brought hie trail-worn colonists Into foe Belt Lake Valley July 24 1547 already has produced more beards than wera worn by tha hardy ox drivers of the original party The 4th of July or for that matter any other Summer holiday In Utah Is smothered under the sentiment that makes Pioneer Day July 24th the big day among tha Latter Dev Saints Rarely is it called "Pioneer Instead it la called 24th" and this year as in other years tha Summers biggest festivities have been planned for It Ogden second largest city has made it almoat treason to fan to grow a beard The hirsute accessories range from the long white Santa Claus heard worn by a postman to ornate designs int would make a Mexican dandy pull his sombrero over his eyes mfult ult with envy Virtually vary average a mile a minute The Ford got the boy 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