Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 18

16 Oakland Tribune, Fridjy, June 21; 1957 NEW PLAN Jury Jo Review Study Warns Lewis on On Part-Time Students Tight Union Curbs Seidel said there is no inten Action Urged To End State Water Split SANTA BARBARA IW HAYWARD June 21 -The WASHINGTON, June 21 IH told the subcommittee:" tion to upset labor rules, provide newly-formed Alameda County Grand Jury committee on edu "I'm completely Impatient With" a hefty sideswipe at fel extra profit for employers or violate child labor laws. How with the. attitude of leaders of low union leaders, John cation will review a study of, Lewis told Congress today fed American labor at this time who are asking Congress: 'Please ever, he said, many students the need for high school programs which would allow stu eral regimentation of unions County counsel Harold W. Kennedy today proposed an' "action hurry up and. enact a statute dents to jwork part time.

could lead to "a police state." Meeting with the Alameda that will compel our leaders to be honest and stem thievinc program" to get the Feather River Project under Lewis, president of the Inde 1" would probably profit more from part-time work than full-time compulsory school attend ance if problem areas can be solved. The committee is headetl by. from our County Board of Education here last night, the grand jurors pendent United Mine Workers, They are saying. Lewis went way. and Robert C.

Tyson, chairman asked for copies of the study on, that they want funds man of United States Steel CorpVc In a speech the Los Angeles report when it is completed (1 finance committee, spoke Ttffed by employers regulated, C. Graham Nissem of Livermort County Supervisors Ken June 30. too, but if Congress' wont do before a Senate Labor Subcom Dr. Max Berg is surveying the part-time school proposals for that, "regulate us anyway but mittee against legislation to require reports and disclosure of and includes Mrs. H.

Cava, naugh, Alameda; Homer Bern is, former executive director of the Boy Scout Council; Mrs. Mr-jorie MacNeur of Oakland, and nedy urged that a legislative interim committee begin work immediately so that the State water rights issue can be settled this year. the Alameda County Schools De do it quick. It must be stopped and it must be made impossible financial operations by employee partment The federal govern tor us to rob our own members." ment has provided $3,975 tor the health, welfare, pension and in urance funds. said U.S.

Steel feels Winfleld Benner of Oakland. Kennedy said a joint commit study and the county schools 1,987. "there is no evidence of any Lewis conceded tnere have need of public supervision of Dr. Vaughn Seidel, county been some scandals in the han TWINKLER TILE welfare funds," although a minority-may require some dling of welfare funds. But he schools superintendent, said there are three major phases of said there are laws to deal with dishonesty, and that dishonesty tee made up of nine assemblymen and nine senators "carefully chosen to give a fair of all sections' and from both political parties" should study all constitutional amendments on the water question, and agree on specific language by Sept 15.

the study. Can and will indus R.l.tM- FtrfMt. If there is to be supervision. try cooperate; will local high isn't confined to a few individ schools put the proposals in ef uals in the labor movement. he said it should be through extension of that already begun by the states.

HOUSTON'S M1 At. OL S-4SM fect and will labor unions co I'm deeply concerned," said 1 operate? 1 the shaggy-browed boss of the miners union, "about the en croachment of the state into the! field of the voluntary associa i i 1 tions of citizens. I do not believe that the republic can regi t- ment these associations, either in whole or in part, without of necessity expanding its to a point where it will become a police state in truth and in fact "The labor unions must be Telffree Without naming anyone, Lgwis Trtkua mktU jjlFTER 53 YEARS Wrecking crewi smash waQi oi Allen L-T i jJale School on Pennimaa At. nar 38th ArM an Oakland landmark Bine 1904. Modem school will replace it.

Allendale School Falls 0 ef ore Wrecking Crews Oakland school, in con built in 1921 and another four rooms -costing 149,458 were DBdDMJS VALUJES tifiuoue use for more than haU added in 1928. a Jsentury, has sheltered its last youngsters. Miss Alice V. Baxley served as the first principal from 1904 jjffo ceremony will mark the passing of Allendale School, a to 1913. William- F.

Ewing, an other early principal, later be landmark on renniman Ave netfr 38th Ave. since 1904. Work came -superintendent of" schools for Oakland in 1940. Other principals were Clar men are quickly smashing it to thhkj ground to clear the way for ence B. Crane, Benjamin F.

Al replacement. small addition already has lison, Mrs. Alice M. Heydorn, M. E.

Hurley, N. Shane, Max ORANGE JUICE Hamm, Eugene Hilton, F. B. 4-oi. tin Zimmerman, Donald H.

Madsen and Curtis O. Blose, principal -K t.A i since 1951. Been razea. rne main Duucung, iwo-story wooden structure wfi a full basement in which tlflmsands of East Oakland boys ait!" girls received first creation, will be 'gone next welc'i uld-timers will remember the school as Fruityale School No. 3, FLORIDA COLD.

JSWIFTIIKIG IE! This summer 17 portable till classroom buildings will be placed on the site to house students until a new school is com as it was known until 1913 when pleted in the fall of 1958. Vl.il i Vac Pah MAID RITE tin Architects George E. Ellineer the name was changed to Allen dale. The site was bought in and Roland Gibbs are finishing plans for the new school, which isvu, wnn aaamonai parcels PRESERVES STRAWBERRY 20-oz. jar will have 13 classrooms, a kin purchased in 1912 and 1914.

dergarten, library, multipurpose A 1 9-room schoor was built in room and administrative office. 1904 for $107,437. The first Joseph Ballinger Co. of Oak- year enrollment was bus. a Is.

I (At ARl lit- 303 ti land is razing the old buildings. four-room, $27,900 addition was SLICED THREE SISTERS 303 tin I BEETS isiBiBir Mmmsmmssmm-- OLD TIMI Na. Vt lie VIEW A SAUSAGE Escaped Santa Rifa Prisoner Captured by Berkeley Police WITH ILUt MAGIC fCIIEER BERKELEY, June 21 Albert house at 1529 Russell Mc WHITENE Ct. 3 McNeil, 23, escaped yesterday from the Alameda County Neil, admitted stealing three autos yesterday in he Richmond-Berkeley area, according to police. These included the a i nnjiy peej onup Sheriffs Rehibilitation Center Slnta.

Rita, but is back in one in which he was stopped for questioning. His companions were not held. ruiiU LUlU iiUAol 4 LOIN OR RIB McNeil, of 1545 Dwight Way, Berkeley, was serving a seven custody today after stealing three cars and fleeing a Berke- 1 ley policeman who stopped him for questioning. Patrolman John X. Ragle spotted.

McNeil and two companions in an automobile at Sacramento and Russell Streets at 1 a.m. todav. Raele said he months term for traffic violations when he walked away 1 Steer Beef Shop from a work party yesterday II ft II VvS near Parks Air Force Base. Sheriffs deputies said he stole GR0UIID BEEF FRESH a car belonging to a civilian employee at Parks. However, McNeil has denied this.

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