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Qaklind Tribune, Friby, Aug. 20, 1954 9 group responsible Fannie Hall Home and special committee named tofwork with the Chest Cancels Funds for Nursery Girl Tells Story Nixon home have been made en a ten to Attend GOP Meeting in Richmond Of Trailer Blast Nevada authorities today accepted the story of Donna Mae Smith, 24, that the trailer explosion in which she and San Francisco Principal Alvin accidental and not a suicide Recovering in South San Xhiselers on Run Club Told "Dunn the first eight months e-f 1354, four times as many in urance claimants and employ ere were convicted as were con victed during 1953 in conneo nn with unemployment claims Peter president "efi the Oakland Area Community Chest, today disclosed a unani mous vote by the chest board of directors to discontinue monthly payments of $1,000 to the Fannie Wall Children's Home and Day Nursery, 815 Linden St He said, however, the action does not terminate the membership of the Fannie Wall Home as a Community Chest agency. Howard reported the chest board recommended that pay ments to the agency should not be resumed until the organiza tion indicates it is meeting some of the recommendations of study made earlier this year by the Community Welfare Council with the assistance of the Child Welfare League of America. Chest payments to the children's 39.95 ELECTRIC ZBSHMBh sX it i Jl William A. BurkettMred aocidenUL state director of employment tnld the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco today.

"Everyone in this room," he said, "works four months each year to pay for his federal, state and local taxes. Burkett said that his depart ment is attempting to combat chiseling and costs, with economy and enforcement programs. "Our new enforcement program Is returning $2 to the unem ployment fund for every SI he said. He said that the department rad increased "employment ia California for American workers by forcing Mexican aliens out of nb which should be held by the working people of this state." He said that reduction of the public information section of his department has saved $48,000 annually. Travel costs, he said, have been cut by $60,000.

Reassignment of personnel saved $.100,000 a year, he said, and changes in scheduling had saved aether $200,000 annually. Pow Wow to Open With Drill Contest CONCORD. Aug. 20- Colorful state championship open drill competition here tomorrow night will kickoff the annual Tow Wn-Wctk" in Concord un-nr sponsorship of Wahoe Tribe Fannie Hall board and staff in attempting to resolve the situa tion. The chest stands ready to continue its efforts to assist the agency in reaching a satisfactory solution to its current prob- Conferee Balks On Topic With Ike WASHINGTON, Aug.

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Morse were injured was pact. Francisco from burns she suf fefed, the girl told San Fran cisco Police Inspector Tom Cahill the blast came at the end of a "very happy day." Cahill said Miss Smith described Morse as a "wonderful man" and added that the will stand by and help him. OFFICIAL DECISION Dist Atty. Jack Streeter of Washoe County. Nevada, after conferring with DisL Atty.

rover Knck of Douglas County, said the case would be con ii couia nappen to anyone and we are through with it, Streeter said. The suicide pact s.tory was one of several that Morse told after he was found to be a patient in a Carson City, Nev hospital. He later retracted it The 44-year-old principal of San Francisco Mission High School now is in the Livermore Sanitarium where doctors said he is in low spirits and mentally depressed. HAS PSYCHIATRIST The psychiatrist on the case said he had no idea how long it would take to get Morse emo tionally adjusted. Cahill said Miss Smith, at the home of friends, still is bed with a frame to keep bed covers from her burned legs and feet He described the girl, a Uni versity of California graduate student in architecture, as "very sensible, inendly, not a scatter- brain a person of intelligence and class." DESCRIBES ACCIDENT He said tears filled her eyes several times as she described how she and Morse went for a walk along the Carson River and returned to the trailer to prepare an evening snack.

She said they put some rolls in the oven to heat and that Morse started to light the gasoline lantern when she heard a loud noise and looked up to see Morse engulfed in flames. She denied reports of other campers at the site that she and Morse had been there for three days, insisting they had arrived at the river site onlv that after- p.jrrl, vjr rurcnases DETROIT, Aug 20. Almost 130 million motor vehicles have been produced and purchased in the U.S. since 1900. two million mor than all the rrst or the world.

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Judgrs avsined by the All-American Judge Association will evaluate the entries to select nine team and four individual champions, to be announced at the conclusion of tomorrow night's event Lancaster said that more than $1,425 in trophies and cash award) will go to the winners. Northern California's most outstanding drum and bugle corps, men's and women's drum corprs. mixed drum corps, women's and men's drill teams, junior drum corps and drill teams and military units will compete. Medais will be awarded to first place winners in competition among majorettes, male drill captains, female drill captains and drum majors, the chairman added. Concord's own Martinctte Junior Drum Corps and Junior Drill Team will compete early in the evening.

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