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MORNING. Los Angeles Times JULY 17, 1.) News of San Joaquin Valley KIDNAPING CHARGE PLACED F. N. Blanchard Swears to Complaint Against Former Wife and Her Sister; Child Stealing Asserted LATON, July 16. (Exclusive)sister had removed his two children F.

N. Blanchard secured complaints ing today against Mrs. F. N. Blanchard of Los Angeles.

San Joaquin Valley INTERVENER IN FAMILY ROW KILLED Negro Stops Another from Abusing Wife; Husband Then Uses Revolver BAKERSFIELD, July interference, in a family quarrel last night cost Roderick Railback, young Negro, his life. He was shot to death, by Earl Williams, another Negro, his friend, after Railback forced Williams to cease beatbeing his deputy wife, sheriffs. according Williams to a is report beheld at the County Jail. anTher, wife quarrel occurred between yesterday Williams afternoon at the family home southeast of this city. Railback, according to the deputies, found Williams beating his wife and, after stopping the attack, told Williams never to attempt the act again.

Railback then left the Williams home. Deputies said that Williams brooded over. the interference and last night took a revolver went searching for Raiiback, found him and fired at close range. The bullet entered Railback's abdomen. EVIDENCE BACKS UP Color Given Story of Armed Attack on Egialeo Home by Bullet-hole Find FRESNO, July 16.

(AP)-A bullet hole through the north wall of the Egialeo home in Sanger, and the finding of a pistol bullet lodged in a mattress, today added color to the assertion of William Maglio, 27 years of age, and Joseph Egialeo, 23, that they shot at a group of grape campaign workers last Friday night in self -defense. The two men, step-brothers, are in the County Jail facing capital charges in connection with the slaying of A. R. Matignon, and wounding of Mrs. Angela Egialeo, their mother, and Wilbur Perry, 33, campaign worker.

The bullet hole, running through a thick wall, was discovered Monday morning by Mrs. Everett Crane of Modesto, sister of Maglio, and reported to the District Attorney's office. An investigation was conducted by Asst. Richard A. Stewart, Deputy Sheriff Albert Bacon, and County Investigator Jerry Mohler, with the result that a caliber revolver bullet was found lodged in mattress on the bed near the north wall of the Egialeo residence.

step-brothers said they opened fire upon the campaigners after one of them appeared in front of a window with a pistol in his hand in a threatening manner. This was vigorously denied by all in the campaigning, the party bullet and "Monday, there was no evidence of coercion or violenc. Two Suicides at Fresno Laid to Poor Health FRESNO, July health and despondency were the reasons assigned by investigators when two aged Fresno district residents took their own lives today. Ole Nelson, 68 years of age, of this city, slashed his throat with a razor and was dead when neighbors found his body. He left a note directing that two sisters in Norway share in his estate.

Penning a note that "He could not stand the strain any Eli E. Rosebraugh, 59, Easton rancher, placed the muzzle of a shotgun to his chest and pulled the trigger in a barn at his home. Death was believed to have been instantaneous. THE EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND Is Most Comfortably Reached by Boat H. F.

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Grand Avenue, Los Angeles Telephone TRinity 5751 FUN in the Redwood Empire of HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FISHING HUNTING SWIMMING BOATING GOLFING CAMPING A beetles en Board of Ecade PROSPERITYFACT ON HUMBOLDT COUNTY: This ie a successfal region. Write for detaila on opportunities. ITALY: SPAIN RIVIERA BY THE LUXURIOUS LINERS CONTE GRANDE CONTE BIANCAMANO Genoa July 19 August 9 August 30 September 18 LLOYD SABAUDO LINE. Columbus San Francisco, Local Authorized Agento. Resorts ACREAGE STILL MAY BE SIGNED Contracts to be Accepted as Count Progresses Whirlwind Canvass Goes on While Auditors Work Last Effort Being Made to Secure Signatures FRESNO, July the arrival here today of two members of the audling committee of the Farm Board who will examine rec-1 ords to determine if the grapeplan sign-up reached the 85 per State tonnage goal, it was believed probable that several more days were left to the sign-up committee in which to secure contracts needed to erase the present deficit.

The Farm Board announced that will accept contracts secured during the time the audit is in progress, and, seeing this as their only hope, leaders under Chairman Wylie M. Giffen were conducting a whirlwind canvass to attempt to secure nearly 35,000 acres declared to needed. E. E. Kaufmann, State Agricultural Statistician, and H.

R. Tolley of the University of California were the members of the committee who arrived here. Alonzo E. Taylor of Stanford University is on his way here from the East. Kaufmann said it would take several days to determine the result and that it was possible that the State acreage estimate might be reduced slightly, but that he did not believe this reduction would be large enough to make any material difference in drive situation.

Leaders of the drive were emphatic in statements today that calling of a meeting of the Grape Control Board in San Francisco on Friday does not mean that the drive is successfully over, They said that this machinery is to be placed in readiness to operate if the succeeds. but that there must derive false hope raised through the mere of calling the meeting. drive situation is only slightly improved over the huge deficit we faced Monday, when the drive came to an official close," said M. J. Newhouse, representative of the Federal Farm Board.

"Everybody has got to get busy and work as they never worked before or the drive is going to fail." KERN COUNTY SIGHTS AT 100 PER CENT GOAL has BAKERSFIELD, July -Kern county proved its belief grape-control plan. Reports received today from campaign headquarters in Fresno indicated this county as one of seven in the State which has signed 85 per cent or more of its total grape acreage. Local workers now are striving to put this county in that exclusive 100 per cent class which has been attained by only two counties, Riverside and Contra Costa. HARPER HEADS DINUBA SAVE-THE-DAY CLUB DINUBA, July A. Harper has been selected as chairman of Save-the-Day Club here, organized to continue the grape-control signup in this section.

Dinuba has now signed 86 per cent of the acreage here. Several growers, who had consistently held out, have been induced. to sign. Efforts will be get 100 per cent. This goal is said to have been almost reached in neighboring communities of Orosi and Orange Cove.

BUSINESS MEN-GROWERS SOUGHT ON CONTRACTS VISALIA, July "If the grape sign-up campaign fails in this district it will be due to lack of interest manifested by Visalia business men-growers," A. Etter of Porterville, field man for Tulare and Kings counties in the grape control campaign, declared here. Many growers are said to be awaiting action of group of local business men who have not signed 110. DINUBA CROP WILL BE READY THIS MONTH DINUBA, July Shipping of early Thompson seedless grapes is expected to start from this district about the 25th inst. Fruit in some vineyards is already showing sugar content as high as 16 per cent.

GRAPE CONTROL BOARD MEETS IN BAY CITY TODAY SAN FRANCISCO, July 16. (Exclusive) In hope that the vinevardists of California will sign up 85 per cent of State's grape acreage to the Federal Farm Board control plan, a meeting of the board of directors of the grape control board has been called for tomorrow afternoon, it was announced today by William A. Boekel, secretary of the board. The directors will meet in Boekel's office at 2 p.m. "The sign-up is now about 80 per cent and workers are bending their last efforts to get the last 30.000 acres that are needed," said Boekel.

KINGS COUNTY GRAPE MEN SIGNED UP 95 PER CENT HANFORD, July the basis of figures obtained from County Assessor George C. Murray, Kings county vineyardists have signed the grape-control plan of the Federal Farm Board to the extent of 95 per cent of their acreage. The assessed vineyard acres are 12,088 acres and 11,494 acres have been signed by the drive committee. MAYOR ROLPH PLANS SEVERAL ADDRESSES PORTERVILLE, July James Rolph, of San Francisco, one of the three Republican candidates for Governor at the primary election in August, will arrive the inst. and make a luncheon talk at Tony's Cafe, according to announcement.

Mayor Rolph will reach here early in the morning and make brief talks at Tulare, Tipton. Pixley, Earlimart, Delano, Rich Grove, Ducor, Terra Bella and this city. From here he will go to Strathmore, Lindsay, Exeter, Woodtake. Cutler, Orost, Dinuba and then so Visalia for dinner and an eveping mass meeting. TRUCKMEN KILLED IN ACCIDENT When Car Goes Over Cliff on Grapevine, G.

C. Baker and David Unruh Succumb BAKERSFIELD, July C. Baker, Selma Trucking Company owner, and David Unruh, 23-yearold Dos Palos youth, were killed today when their truck and trailer plunged over a steep roadside cliff on the Grapevine south of this city. Unruh died instantly when he leaped from the truck just before it slipped over the canyon wall. He fractured his skull, when he struck the pavement head foremost.

Baker died a short time after being brought the Bakersfield Emergency Hospital. He suffered a fractured skull also as he leaped from the wildly careening truck immediately after it started its mad plunge down the side of the rocky gorge five miles this side of Lebec. OCTOGENARIAN DIES BAKERSFIELD, July Paul Smith, 86 years of age, native of Ontario, resident here for more than "twenty years, died here today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Effie M. Pesante.

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LA. 58 ONE WAY FARES Slashed! BACK EAST Charging that his former wife and her from his home during his absence, charging kidnaping and child-stealand Mrs. Wallace Maurer, both officers are attempting to locate A year ago, Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard were divorced and Mrs.

Blanchard was awarded custody of the children, a boy, 14 years of age. and a girl, 11, it being stipulated that Blanchard was have the children from July 10 to the opening of school each year. Blanchard went to Los Angeles, told the District Attorney's of- fice, and brought the children back with him the specified date. Today he charged that Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs.

Maurer appeared when he was absent' and took the children away with them. Hanford Mayor Sets National Guard Day Now HANFORD, July a proc: lamation issued from his office, Mayor G. M. Wilson of this city has declared Friday "National Guard Day." This is incident to the departure of Company One Hundred and Eighty-fifth Infantry, California National Guard, for the annual maneuvers at San Luis Obispo. The proclamation urges due observance with the flying of the national colors, the inspection of the guard equipment by all who and the attendance of all citizens at the farewell, program arranged to take Lacey Park preceding the weekly concert by the Hanford Municipal Band.

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