The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 2

THE FRESXO BEE MONDAY MAY 16 1938 ree A City News In Brief Megladdery Is Mentioned For Position Rains Halt Rebel Army Advancing In Teruel Area McClatchy Dies Of Heart Attack In 1 (Continued From Page One) Bodies Of Fire Victims Hunted In Hotel Ruins (Continued From rit One) Motorist Is George Neely 3a Route 2 Box 898 Sanger whose automobile struck Mrs Harriet Dexter 75 of 4644 Mono Street while she was crossin Ventura Avenue Saturday night today pleaded guilty to a careless driving charge and was fined 610 by Justice of the Peace George DeWolf The complaint was signed by State Highway Patrolman Joseph MasinL Mra Dexter suffered a brain concussion and scalp lacerations She is reported recovering in the Fresno County General Hospital Supreme Court Passes Action On Mooney Plea WASHINGTON May The supreme court today failed to take action on the petition of Thom-as' Mooney internationally known labor prisoner for review of a California supreme court decision denying him liberty from San Quentin Prison 'Mooney convicted of complicity in the San Francisco Preparedness Parade bombing outrage is fighting for freedom on the ground that he was convicted by perjured testimony The court may act on the petition next Monday HENDAYE (France at the Span' ish Frontier) May Heavy rains lashed the coastal Sierras today slowing the eastern Spanish offensive after It had made steady gains in the rugged mountain terrain east of Teruel Insurgent troops have captured Mount San Cristobal in the Sierra De Gudar Range-advancing Into position for an attack on the town of Mora De Rubielos twenty miles east of Teruel Mora De Rubielos dominates the Teruel-Sagunto Highway essential to the insurgents for transport and communications in their campaign against the Mediterranean port cities of Castellon and Valencia The highway reaches the sea midway between the two Second Road Sought A secondary mountain road links Mora De Rubielos with Albentrca junction town on the Sagunto Highway Just before it breaks through the Sierras onto the coastal plains While General Miguel Aranda's main body was pushing back government defenders from the Mount San Cristobal area other troops were attacking Corbalan on the western end of the battle line a few miles northeast of Teruel Weather Halts Drive To the east about half way between Teruel and the Mediterranean a force under command of General Garcia Valino was pushing down from the village of Iglesuela Del Cid center of a mountain network of secondary highways toward Mosqueruela HURRY JUST 5 DAYS LEFT! FILL OUT THE ENTRY FORM PRINTED BELOW ENDS Sat WIN A Wrist Wstrh Is Mrs Carl Knapp 450 Howard Avenue reported to the police her home was burglarized bsrly yesterday during the absence of the family She said a MO wrist watch was stolen from one of the bedrooms Detective Sergeant Wise said the thief entered the residence through a side window For All Types of Summer cooling see Ruerhhaupt's or Calif Fresno Oil Co Van Nesa and Fresno Sts tadv Suffers Sulphur Burns Theodore Hurst 34 of Route 1 Box 124 Sanger suffered painful burns to his fare and nose when sulphur he was using to spray a vineyard became ignited He was treated in the Frono County General Hospital and sent to his home Granted Charles King a WPA worker pleaded guilty in the police court to a charge of defrauding an innkeeper and was placed on probation for nix months He agreed to pay 620 In bark rent to Mrs Edna Allen 1914 Kern Street the complaining witness Suffers Lacerated Han Frank Gilio 16 of 527 Fresno Street was treated in the Fresno Emergency Hospital Saturday night for a lacerated left hand He was Injured when his hand was caught in an electric fan at home Dnart 212 deg thermostat machine used on all oil waves 6150 up La France Mariposa at Van Ness (adv Doaaert Luncheons FUnned The various groups of the Womens Council oT-the First Christian Church will meet for dessert luncheons tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock as follows: Nos 1 and 9 with Mrs Shadle 2045 Harvey Avenue Nos 3 and 5 Mrs Wade Lisle 1136 Poplar Avenue Nos' 4 and 7 Mrs Reetz 735 Home Avenue and Nos 6 and 8 Mrs Thomas 610 Bond Street Ambulance Call Dale Orr 2-5174 Colonial Funeral Home day or nite (adv rhyslrlan'a Car A bag containing surgical instruments and medicine valued at 5150 was reported stolen from the automobile of Dr Roscoe Wallace while parked in front of 3200 Ventura Avenue last night Blanche Stol-fenberg Route 3 Box 344 informed police her purse containing her license and 50 cents also was taken from the car Knighta Attend About 150 persons including members of the Fresno Knights of the Round Table their families and friends attended the annual picnic yesterday at Base Lake A barbecue picnic lunch was served at noon at the Watters Summer home followed by sports games and entertainment Condit was the general chairman of arrangements rabeo Coollte Aluminum on your roof protects beautifies and Insulates Faris-Osborne Co Ph 2-2827 (adv nrd On Probation George Nicholi 58 of 2221 Poppy Avenue today was placed on probation for ninety days after pleading guilty in the police court to a charge of disturbing the peach Mrs Anna Spate a neighbor told Police Judge Gibbs she was chased home by Nicholi who poked her and hurled a gatrien hoe at her She said she went to the Nicholi residence to deliver some crepe paper ordered by Mrs Nicholi Granted Gordon Warren San Francisco baker today pleaded guilty in the police court to a failure to provide charge and was placed on probation for one year Police Judge Gibbs permitted him to withdraw his original plea of not guilty and ordered Warren to contribute 625 monthly toward the support of a minor child The complaint for his arrest was signed by Mrs Melvins Jack 3536 McKenzie Avenue former wife of Warren Elka Plan Bridge Elks and their friends will meet tomorrow night at 6:30 in the club rooms for the last in a series of bridge parties and dinners Dinner will be 75 cents per person Mrs Victor Smith and Mra Jeffrey are in charge Prizes will be award ed In connection with the card games Jean Overstreet hi twin Jacquclin Overstreet 13 Knoxville Mrs Josephine Bacon Overstreet mother of the children Miss Esther Thomas Atlanta Mrs a Collar High Serine Fla Webster Columbus Ga railroad engineer Mark Wicker a clerk at the hotel Russell 44 Birmingham railroad engineer George Parker Atlanta jeweler A woman tentatively listed as Mrs Parker Kenneth Henry Knoxville Store manager A youth of about IS listed as the son of William Howard Snider of High Point Injured Am Named Ben Kerry 78 year old hotel clerk and Kimberly 54 a fireman were burned on the hands in rescue work Hospital attaches listed guests who were injured as: Mrs Guy Coleman of Atlanta overcome by smoke Delmous Ledbetter 29 Lythonla Ga scalp wound Clapp 39 Roundman body bums Mra George Jones 53 overcome by smoke Bcasly Vernon 58 hand injury Gillian Jones 65 hand injury -P Hooten injured hips -William Postons 47 body injuries Henry Thompson 37 overcome by smoke Federal Agent Wife Escape Gulley 48 special agent of the department of internal revenue and his wife were awakened by the smoke and heat and fled down a lire scape from the fourth floor -Two minutes more" Gulley said "and we would never have made it started to open the door into the ball It was hot Then I realized that would be the worst thing to do We went out through the bathroom to the fire Charlie Labon bellhop was on duty in the lobby when the fire broke out He said a mess boy in the basement kitchen screamed iawdy lire" and he felt a muffled blast from below Rescue Efforts Fail Almost Immediately he said smoke and flames streaked up ran to the elevator" he said "and tried to get to warn some of the guests but the flames spread so quick I had to jump from the elevator cage on the second floor and run man on the switchboard (Berry) got burned trying to ring the phones There wasn't any one who got out except those that jumped or got dowa the fire escapes" Firemen found Roberta dead half way across a window sill Family Die Firemen described the death of what was apparently a family father mother young son nnd daughter The woman was found sitting in a chair The little girl knelt by the bed The man and small boy were lying on the bed All were unidentified The hotel is about five blocks from Five Points the heart of the city Missing Ship Hatch Covers Are Siahted LONDON May 16 Owners of the mining British freighter Anglo Australian Informed Lloyds today that the hatch covers had been sighted off Panama by the steamer Dalhanna which ar-1 rived at Cristobal yesterday The Anglo Australian missing for two months with a crew of thirty eight officially has been given up for lost Some shipping men suggested she might have been a victim of a "pirate" submarine ranging far from Spanish waters The ship left Cardiff Wales March 8th for Vancouver CL and was last sighted off Tha Azores March 14th 200 OTHER PRIZES and entered the newspaper business He and the late Charles McClatchy hia younger brother soon thereafter acquired sole ownership of The Sacramento Bee and and CL Jointly published the paper until 1923 when sold hia Interest to In his later life said he learned much of the publishing end of the newspaper business through contacts with the American Newspaper Publishers Association The Bee having been one of the first papers on the Pacific Coast to affiliate with that organization Press Association Struggle McClatchy took an active part In the press association warfare which broke out in 1892 when a ten year working agreement between the New York Associated Press and the Western Associated Press terminated and the New York organization was absorbed by the United Press of that day As a result the western organization became national in scope and a bitter struggle lasted for four years before the United Press then controlled by a small group of New Yorkers was forced to quit It was McClatchy who early in this fight conceived the idea of a Pacific Associated Press to serve the interests of papers west of the Rockies He succeeded in interesting Hearst owner of the San Francisco Examiner deYoung owner of the San Francisco Chronicle and George Fitch of the San Francisco Bulletin to Join in an organization which finally Included twenty one of the leading newspapers of California Washington Oregon and Utah Was General Manager Fitch became president and McClatchy secretary and general manager Members agreed not to accept news services from other sources without the consent of two thirds of the members of the western group With the western group's organ! zation completed McClatchy went to Chicago where he negotiated with the Associated Press then a joint stock company organized under the laws of Illinois for a service that would meet the requirements of all the western papers In 1900 the Associated Press was changed to the present cooperative organization incorporated under the laws of New York VS served as director from 1910 until his retirement In 1923 Saw Japanese Threat It was for his work as an exponent of Oriental exclusion that he was best known McClatchy became convinced the interests of the Pacific Coast were jeopardized by the steady flow of Japanese to this country He feared the American stock would be crowded out by Oriental farmers with a lower standard of living and a higher birth rate Hit activities in this direction were so pronounced that when he went to Japan and Korea in 1919 to study conditions there two Japanese Government agents in civil ian attire were assigned to watch him devoted much of hia time to this campaign making speeches before congressional committees and writing voluminously He became a veritable watchdog for the California Joint Immigration Committee in his capacity as its executive secretary Opposed McClatchy was an active opponent of the agreement" made in 1907 with Japan He held this agreement was unsuccessful because delay in making it effective had let thousands of Japanese Into Hawaii and to tha main land and because thousands of additional picture brides were admitted under this agreement The Alien Land Law passed in 1913 by the California Legislature was given the active support of McClatchy This act still on the statute books prohibits the ownership of agricultural land by aliens not eligible to citizenship His work in this field reached its high point of success In 1924 when congress excluded from the United States all aliens Ineligible to citizenship Fights British Control Of News On his visit to the Orient in 1919 McClatchy was aroused to find all newt between the United States and her Philippine possessions was exchanged by way of London and controlled by British interests When he returned he went before the navy department and congress and declared American interests SEATTLE TACOMA YELLOWSTONE You have a good chance to win This is a local contest sponsored by tha firms listed below IIEIIE'Ji ALL YOU HAVE TO DO 1 2 3 Read the tea reasons Hated below Select the reason you like best Tell us In 6S words less why this reason appeals to you or bring your entry to one of the dealers Hated In thin ad before midnight May tlat Industrialists Plan Albert Paul of Fresno president of the California Products Company is one of approximately sixty Pacific Coast Industrialists who will participate In a conference at San Francisco June 7lh and 8th under auspices of the National Association of Manufacturers Major subjects which will be discussed include plant responsibility to a community employment relations and A watcr- Emory front labor troubles Wishon president of the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation also will attend the meetings Food Ravings pay for refer at Friendly Foss Boys Radiomart 3-9621 (adv Banker Will Julius Nielsen manager of the Fresno-Fulton branch of the Bank of America will speak a( the Tuesday luncheon meeting of the Fresno Insurance Association at the Commercial Club He will explain how banks cooperate with insurance agents and also will tell details of the Federal Housing Administration mortgage loan plan Delicious Home Cooked Meals fam style Palm Terrace 1810 Ful (adv Free nan Is Ben Drenlh of Fresno is named conciliation commissioner In a debtor's extension filed in the United States District Court at Los Angeles by Myrta Gould engaged in farming near Tranquillity The schedule lists 68000 in liabilities and assets worth 6532a Prison Aide WiU A talk by Florence Gillis member of the board of trustees of the Womens Prison at Tehachapi will be a feature of the program at the dinner meeting and installation of officers of the Fresno Legal Secretaries Association tonight at 7 at the Hotel Fresno Four new members also will be initiated Rave! New unlit and cotton In your Chesterfield cushions $135 (3 days only) Jones A Son 3-6523 (adv Credit Women Will The Credit Womens Club of Fresno will climax their first year of activities with a dinner meeting at 6:30 tonight at the Hotel Fresno Completion of plans for their first annual Spring dance May 21st at the Palomar Ballroom will be conducted during a business meeting Held On Theft Paul Garcia 17 Fresno laborer was arrested for the theft of a newspaper from a rack in front Vf a store conducted by Matsudo 1433 Kern Street He was certified to the Juvenile court by Police Judge Gibbs under 6100 ball The youth was captured by Patrolmen Mike Kleim and Lester LeFors following chase Saturday night that ended at 925 Street Fugate Tent and Awning Co Estimates free 1823 Kern Ph 3-0232 (adv Fresnan la J' Giese 29 of 3534 Grant Avenue suffered first and second degree burns to his right arm last night at the airport speedway when he was splashed with boiling water from an automobile radiator He was' treated in the Fresno Emergency Hospital I Never worry about getting my laundry dry just send it to Dodges and save money and worry (adv African Wild Life Is 'Topic Orin Denny will speak on the topic African Wild Life at the Fresno Lions Club meeting at noon tomorrow at the Hotel Fresno He win show colored motion pictures Sons and daughters of Lions will be guests at the meeting Kenneth Staniford is the chairman Pleads Not James Bellows Fresno laborer today pleaded not guilty in the police court to a charge of disturbing the peace His trial will be set June 6th at 2 Bellows was arrested Saturday night following an altercation with A Boyd 923 Princeton Avenue and CL Brooks Route 9 Box 90E employed as watchmen on a street repairing project at Belmont Avenue and Fulton Street The court fixed ball at 650a Gambling Ball Bail of 610 each posted by five men arrested by the police in a gambling raid at Place Broadway and Mariposa Street was forfeited today when they failed to appear before Police Judge Gibbs They gave the names of Yar-man Frank Martin Thomas Aloiaii Charles Rogers and Robert Bowen Detective Sergeant A Rose and Patrolman Howard Perry said the men were -playing draw poker and cited them Into court Phillips Will Hubert Phillips professor of social science at the Fresno Slate College will be the speaker at a weekly Fresno Evening High School Forum at 7:30 tonight at the Fresno City Schools Administration Building His subject is The Social Security Program In The United States David Metzler is the chairman Democrats Will Meet The Democratic Luncheon Table will meet tomorrow noon at the Hotel Fresno with Charles McCarthy presiding All Democrats are Invited to attend Norwegians Attend More than 200 persons of Norwegian birth or descent from all parts of the San Joaquin Valley gathered yesterday In Roeding Park for the annual picnle sponsored by the Solland No 4a Sons of Norway Lodge in commemoration of Norwegian Constitution Day May 17th Miss Faith Roessler and 'Mrs Laupsa appeared in Norwegian costume Speaker of the day was City Judge Louis Everson of Selma A feature of the lunch period that followed the entertainment program was the cutting of a cake with a Norwegian flag traced on the frosling Norwegian and American songs were sung Drill Team Plana The drill team of the Degree of Honor will sponsor a benefit card party tomorrow at 2 at the home of Grace Henderson 212 Inez Avenue Bridge and five hundred will be played and refreshments served Meeting la The Northeast Improvement Association will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Chester Rowell School AH residents of the district are invited to attend (McClatchy Newspapers Service? SACRAMENTO May 16 Governor Frank Merriam refused to commit himself today on possible successors to Wallace Ware president of the state railroad commission and Superior Judge Walter Perry Johnson of San Francisco both retiring Mark Lee Megladdery private secretary mentioned in gossip about road commissionership His name was discussed once before when commission vacancies were before the governor but the appointments went elsewhere Ware has resigned effective July 31st to reenter the private practice of law Judge Johnson is leaving tha bench on retirement salary Welsh's Suit Against City Set For June 1st The suit of Emory Welsh Fresno mechanic against Publio Works Commissioner Jean Vin-cenz and other city officials demanding appointment in the municipal shop today was set for trial on June 1st in Superior Judge 11 court A second suit filed by Welsh restraining the civil service commission from holding an examination to qualify a body and fender worker was tentatively set for trial the same date It will be consolidated for trial with the mandamus action in the event the city's demurrer is everruled Claude Rowe representing Welsh and City Attorney Christian Ozias today agreed on the trial date Jr thf" etary ut the rail-His name NORGE ONE OF- The Convenience art handy ravened containers and two useful and attractive water Kitties srtniNi hairy has-KET and BOTTIE RACK DOf-RIK HYDROVOIRA VT1IJTY BASKET Anjt'STARIK PRE-FERVIOH DESSERT SET i EASY TO KEEP CLEAN: One-ptere Interior with rounded nfrnrra make cleaning in easy matter QUICK ICE TRAY RELEASE: MnK Pteato Ire THUS Kkaae Ire rubes instantly 8 1 Bemuse the Rotlalnr unit pro dure so much so nulrkiv it runs for shorter perms and runs Ira often QUIET OPERATION: Suspended from a eushlnn of anrinrs and live rubber the XOKAg mechanism actus: I-fkmts In silenra 10 NORGE SPRING "GET ACQUAINTED BEST DATA Ik rt'LL of the Firms Below Edgar A Mcliols Furniture SANGER Conner lladio A Eleelrle REEDLEY lldwr Furnlfure Co SELMA Kynette Defense Lawyers Win Point LOS ANGELES May The defense won a point today in the trial of Earle Kynette former police "spy head and two of his aides charged with the Harry Raymond bombing when it succeeded in keeping from the jury certain testimony given before the grand jury The testimony was that given by Kynette end his assistant Fred Browne and a portion of that of Roy Allen Legal arguments over admisslbil ity of the evidence marked the early part of todays court session Judge Thomas Ambrose ruled out Allen's statement to the dis-trlck attorney but permitted statements of Kynette and Browne to be read Only two more prosecution witnesses were expected to testifyy before the state rests late today Friend Gets $500 In Van Valkenburgh Will Clara Booe 928 Ninth Street Alhambra worthy friend for forty years" will share In the estate of the late Charles Van Valkenburgh 88 familiarly known as the old man of Van Valkenburgh's will filed for probate today bequeaths 6500 to Clara Booe The residue of the estate was willed to his son Charles Van Valkenburgh Jr His son nominated In the will as executor filed a petition for letters of administration The value of the estate Is estimated at less than Siaooa consisting of real end personal property Clark Williams Dies In Fresno Hospital Clark Williams 66 Fresno salesman died today In a local hospital He was born near Sacramento and had resided in Fresno for the past twelve years He lived at the Ifughea Hotel Surviving Williams are his widow Mrs Clark Williams of and a brother Samuel Williams of Merced Falla The Sun Garden Lodge No 53a Free and Accepted Mason will officiate at funeral services scheduled for 2 tomorrow In the rhapel of the Lisle Funeral Home Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery were being prejudiced by this arrangement At a result congress directed the navy to open its transpacific radio circuits to news dispatches at a qpte low enough to compete with the British and Japanese charges As a native of Sacramento McClatchy took a keen interest in affairs of the Sacramento Valley While governor Hiram Johnson now United States senator named him to the state reclamation board He served as president of that body from 1912 to 1917 durinr which period most of the great valley flood control project was completed jointly by the state and federal governments Father Of Eight McClatchy married Miss Adaline Hanifin in Oakland in 1881 There were eight children: Edna (the lata Mrs Everett Johnson) Harold James Valentine (Mrs Ira Woodhouse) Ralph Claire Leo A and Marian (Mrs Butler Jack) McClatchy also leaves two sisters Fanny McClatchy Richardson of Sacramento and Emily McClatchy of San Francises Ha held the rank of lieutenant commander in the naval reserve was a thirty second degree Mason a member of the Shrine the Native Sons of the Golden West the Elks and the Sutter Club of Sacramento S) Mute Sc 1-Saa Francisco CoL Sermon Topic Announced The Wrong Door or What It Means To Be A Christian will be the topic of a sermon tonight by Rev Cutler Whitwell of the-Bible Institute of Los Angeles who is conducting revival services this week at the Sierra Vista Community Church under the sponsorship of the church young people's group Mrs Whitwell is conducting Bible classes every night at 6:30 o'clock and Don Allen musician and worker is holding special services for the children after achool each afternoon Rev topics for tomorrow night through Friday night are: A Mighty Man And A Little Maid Butterflies And Bees: Lollypops And Daniels Engineers Use A Factor Of What About Christians? and Counterfeits Manoogian Horn While members of the Harry Manoogian family 2144 Railroad Avenue slept burglars crept Into the house last night and stole trousers gold watch and two purses Detective Sergeant Brady said the trousers and purse were found in the back yard but 632 was missing from a small wallet belonging to Manoogian The watch was taken from a dresses Entrance was gained by pulling off a screen hoof on the back door Oregon Alumni Meet Oregon State College alumni and their friends gathered yesterday In Roed-ing Park for the Oregon State College Alumni Associations annual Spring picnic They made tentative arrangements for an annual Fall picnic and election of officers In October at the home of the president Charles Russell near Visalia Dockweller Unit Del Harter of Los Angeles vice president of the Young Voters Dockweiler Club will organize a Fresno unit tonight at 8 in the Hotel Fresno with Soderer as chairman Leo Allen district campaign manager for Dockweiler issued an invitation to all young people interested Headquarters will be maintained at 208 Mason Building Mother Sponsor St John's Mothers Club will sponsor a yard party at 2:15 tomorrow in St John's Hall Games of bridge! whist and five hundred will be played and prizes awarded Auxiliary Will Meet The auxiliary to the Electrical Workers Union will meet for potluck luncheon tomorrow noon at the home of Mrs Norman Breuillot 4701- Fillmore Avenue Card games will follow Dockweiler Oil Bill On Coastal -Lands Is Filed May Representative John Dockweiler Democrat California today introduced a bill to give California title to the submerged oil lands off Its coast The measure counters a resolution on which the house judiciary committee will act tomorrow to authorize the attorney general to sue to determine whether the states or the federal government owns the land beneath the sea An amendment presented to the committee by Representative Sam Hobbs Democrat Alabama would confine the action to California where he contends thousands of barrels of oil are being taken without authority daily The navy has indicated Its desire to make naval oil reserves of the off coast fields Texas Moore Retired Rail Employe Dies Texas A Moore 71 of 274 Ferger Avenue a retired employe of the Santa Fe Railroad died today In a Los Angeles hospital He formerly was section foreman and road-master for the railroad at River-bank Stanislaus County Moore is survived by his widow Mrs Cora Moore of Fresno three daughters Mrs Mary Nall of Fresno Mrs Florence Moody of Laton and Mrs Georgia Diamond of Boise Idaho and two brothers Frank and Elmer Moore both of Missouri A sister In Oaklahoma nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive Funeral services will be conduct ed at 2 Thursday in the chapel of the Usle Funeral Home Woman Is Urged For Moscow Post WASHINGTON May CV-Secretary Hull said today the name of Mra Charles Broy wife of a United States consul at Brussels had been suggested to the president among three or four others as a possible ambassador to Soviet Russia He did not say who had made the suggestion but It was believed at the- state department to have come from Chairman Pittman Democrat Nevada of the senate foreign relations committee DEAFNESS No Longer Handicap YOU BUT clearly and caiily with new invention that has helped thousands Less noticeable than glasses Medically accepted Write or 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