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THE FRESNO BEE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 27 1941 Pag A Is Injured is mil Autoist FORTKRVILLK (Tulare Co) Nov Orville Rayburn Exeter la In the Porterville lloapital will) barkj and ahotilder Injuriea Buffered wheri the rar be was drlvinr turned over several timea on tho Oranfe Belt Highway aouth of Ducor I Sea the beautiful MODEL HOME 5702 PALM AVE In the Kir Garden (Ipn In I to Furnished and Decorated by Fresnan Is Selected Member Of Citizenship Education Aid Board John Brown Mason associate professor of social science at tho Fresno State College was notified today nf hla appointment as a member of the rounsellng committee nf the Ameriran Political Setenre Association a group formed to serve as an advisory body on the 11000000 national citizenship education project The appointment was made by A Ogg association president who also railed the first meeilng for the Christmas vacation period In New York City The eduratlon proj eet ia sponsored by the immigration and naturalisation service of the United Slates Department of Justice The Fresnan will serve aa secretary at the-New York parley 9 Argentina Sells Tungsten To US BUENOS AIRES Nov An authorized source announced today a three year agreement under whirh Argentina will sell her entire production of tungsten to the United S'ates haa been ronrluded The agreed price Is 21 a ton Tungsten oie or wolfrsmlle most nf which comes from China haa been selling at 24 to 26 a ton In New York Tungsien is essential for the production of siepls used In manufacture of munitions Argentina the world's seventh tungsten producer Increased production from 1187 tons In 1939 to L700 tons In 194a World production has been eatl-maird at 28 OK) torn The accord eliminates tungsten from the list of products Japan haa been trying to buy from Argentina New Charge Is Faced (By Ex Fresno Woman Who Posed As Man Influence Of Women Is Town Hall Topic Of Erskine Lecture The Influence Of Women And Its Cure will he the subject of John Erskine auihpr musician and lecturer when he speaks to the Fresno Town Hall membership Monday at 10:30 A tn Hardy's Fresno Theater Eraklne's appearance formerly was scheduled for Dereniher 81 The speaker born in New York City in 1879 was graduated from Cctumhia Univectkty with a master's and doctor's degrees Heb-gan his career aa an educator and writer first producing educational and scholarly books Later he branrhed into diversified fields In 192A Erskine demonstrating his versatility toured aa soloist with the New York Symphony under the direction of Walter Dam-roach lie was president of the Juilliard School of Music from 1328 to 1936 and also chairman of the Metropolitan Opera Association A luncheon in The Californian It planned for Town Hall members after Erskine'a talk Reservations should he made at the hotel or with Mrs George Anderson Town Hall secretary Lassen County May Join In Secession Move RUSANVJLLK Nov A secession movement begun recently by Curry County Ore and taken up by Siskiyou Del Norte and Modoc Counties In California threatened to spread to a fourth discontented California county today George McDow secretary of the Susanville Chamber of Cnmmeire said he spoke for many Lassen County business men In saying Ijis-aen County la not rerelvlng the proper amount of attention from California thirty years" McDow said 'Tjtssen County has been trying get the stale of California to build a highway from the Nevada atate line to Susanville and aa yet it has nol been completed" McDow said many Laxsenlte have nut forgotten tliist Lassen County residents onee fought a civil war with California residents in protest to Lassen County being Included aa part of California He said he haa asked leaders of the secessionist counties for a complete report on the proposed movement to set up a new state between Oregon and California State Board Curbs Industry Fuel Gas SAN FRANCISCO Nov An order wan laaued by the 'state railroad commission today requesting all large induxrial gas sera In Calfforn to obtain standby service within twenty dayt The noliliratlon wti tent to the stale's four big ga companies the Parific ('ax and Electric Company Coaat Coitntiea Co Company Soutnein Countie Cn Company and the Southern California Gas Compnnlea It wai anticipated that the Winter niunlhi demand added to Ihe increased demand rrsulliny from defense need would reault in shortage of ga Under present provision aiirplu ga hat been furnlahed large Industrial user at one quarter the price paid hy commercial and domestic rualomera with Ihe understanding that it can lie aliut off In times of shortage A rommloion report ahowa that there are 27S large Industrial consumer In Callfornin who now have stanrihy service and that there-are 2-h) of the largest Industrial uiera -rinclpalty In Southern California who do not hive the standby irrv-lee The railroad commission told the gas companies that in the event the Industrial concerns fail to supply themselve with standby service and demand uninterrupted gas service from the pan companies their nhligatinn to furnish gas to such rusiomera would terminate immediately Strike Threat Ends At Shasta Dam REDDING Nov 27-Operating engineers went hack to work on Shasta and Keswick Psma today ending threats of a complete tieup on the two important units oFThe 1250000 OHO Central Valleys Project Sixty five members nf the op' crating engineers union walked off the job at the sand and gravel plant which la Ihe sole source of aggregates for both Shasta Dam and Its hack hay control unit Keswick Dam forcing temporary shutdown not only of that plant but the fabric conveyor belt that rarrlea the material nearly ten miles over the mountains The walkout was called against the Columbia Construction Company for allegedly Ignoring Job classifications aa prescribed by contract with resultant to life and of men at the plant Soldier Bails Ouf Over New York In Mistake NEW YORK Nov "Orders Is with that curt army explanation and a shrug nf hii shoulders Corporal At Mox-ley today explained how he happened to leap out nf a training ship over New York City last night The 24 year old corporal who par-arhuted to safety In a crowded residential section of Brooklyn said he went over the side when the motor went desd and when his pilot Lieutenant John A Keliing pointed downward In a "leap" signal But A disconcerted Keltlng gave a different explanation Ha said he was Intrigued by the lights of New York City and I shut off the engine so the corporal could hear me and then I pointed down and told him to look" "The next thing I knew" he Coming to San Francisco? qCHECK what you prefer in rate and location at the ll FRITZ HOTELS CORTEZ Raisin City Club Plans Stage Program RAISIN CITY (Fresno Co) Nov The ways and means rommlt lee of Ihe Women Community Club will sponsor a stage show tomorrow evening al 8 o'clock The program will consist of dancing hy pupil of the Elite School of Dancing and a group of accor-(lion numbers by pupils of Jessie Miller Including Jessie and James SACRAMENTO Nov Frances Orlando 31 year old woman who worked like a man was held today for trial in superior court on a charge of contributing lo the delinquency of Elizabeth Nunea 18 her recent "hrlde" Tn a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Percy Weat Mias Orlando a former resident of Fresno testified she eloped to Reno with Ihe girl last September because she was sorry for her She denied she conducted herself mproperly with Elizabeth during the four weeka they lived aa mail and wife In Culver City where Miss Orlando was employed as a motion picture studio rarpenter Miss Orlando was acquitted earlier ihlx month of a charge of false personation growing out of the elopement Judge Bruton of Woodland ruled the law did nol apply In the rase In that ahe impersonated no specific person but only posed aa another character Geeey Stieei between Terkr Tde ihewf Fripdaim ladi I hniw Corknil lenege and Dining DmUp Gang Single MR DenMi 4 Twine MR SUTTER Hotel Gnrof fatter end ylfPivlnGoig CncfciMl Lnnagt Caffe Mnp fc4le20klig IMDenbkmH04M CECIL Hotel Os Sin Sirsti -fis-iiu Olyasli Club SIS Isjliln ML DmMs MS 4Ji TVxe MS is SPAULDING Hotel OVunil St sSfslsia AJnur lliasm WiHl MlSingl LMt MOlDssMs 1MIM IS A HERALD Hotel i GaissJsasssSlMrSsCfasMisfiGsM MSlsissWakSM(LWLlVsUslm Wsfcow UXDnkblM Mr Mariana Ferrero Dies Age Of 95 HANFORD (Kings Co) Nov 27 Mariana Ferrero 95 a native of Italy and a resident of Hanford forty years died late yesterday in ihe home of a son Barney Ferrero near Exeter She had lived with her son for two years Surviving Mrs Ferrero are two sons Joseph Fetrero of Lincoln and rney Ferrero: three daughters Mrs Mary Bracco and Mrs Anna Kllena of Hanford and Mrs Nina Gallo of land and ten grandchildren The rosary will be recited in the Sullivan Funeral Service Chapel at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening and funeral services will he conducted in St Brlgld's Church at It) o'rlnrk Saturday morning Burial will he in Calvary Cemetery San Sebastian Verna Lee Viau Doris Uriarle Madeline Solomon Gilbert Axt and Shannon Harris added Moxley had hailed out Moxley who is from Bristol Tenn and is attached in the 60lh Fursult Squadron at Mltehel Field rams in a landing when hi Raterto'Suit very Purse parachute caught In the cnrnlre of a two story house ROOS SWEATER SHOP One Killed 20 Hurt In Wrecks Of 2 Train (Ry The Aisoeiated rreso) Two fast Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains southbound from New York to Florida derailed within the same hour early today near iiortenae Ga and Dover Fla killing one person and injuring twenty A middle aged man tentatively identified by a social security card as John Carroll address undetermined was crushed to death when the streamlined Tamiaml Champion left the trark aouth of Hortense spilling seven earn into marshy land near the Sattlla River Doctors from Way-cross and Jes-up Ga waded knee deep tn roadbed ditches to reach twelve Injured passengers in the Champion for emergency treatment then rushed them tn a Waycrosa hospital Shortly before the 6 AM Champion wreck the Havana Special was derailed just after leaving Dover near Tampa Fla Injuring eight persons only two of whom required hospitalization The locomotive and all seven cars left the rails hut only three cars overturned Scenes of Ihe two wrecks are approximately 300 mile apart 0rt (-A BARRETT-HICKS COMPANY FOR 0 PET i the fluffy sweater like this cardigan of wool and angora White pastel 795 A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Scecfion Better Quality Last Longer Give The Children More Fun Wheel toys give those children mors fun and excitement It' the gift they really want Get wheel toys here and you are certain of quality-all 100 per cent American smart speedy end strong and durable the best you can buy Male your selection now We ll lay it away and deliver it at the time you say i Speedy Scooters STREAM I INF I) MOOTER AU sl eel Disc wheels rubber tires kirk 8495 stand ((iii A SCOOTER with kirk stand All steel Disc wheels 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