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The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 3

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MAY 19-11 Telephone 1906 Burlingamr-THE TIMES AMP OA1LY NEWS LEADER-San Maico, in News--'Advertising--Circulation Olson Brands Hot Cargo Bill as Class Legislation in 17 Page Veto Seeks To Override Governor Ban SACRAMENTO, May Governor Olson, in a 17-pnge veto message to trie California legislature, today said the bill outlawing hot cargo aiul secondary boycott wan class legislation." Sponsors of trie were ready to seek an override of Ihc veto in trip senate this afternoon. The senate passed the. bill. 31 to 5. Giles Decisions OlsLm citctl a court decisions in his veto of the hill xvhich have sheathed one of labor's most powerful strike weapons for the duration of the Tialiorml emergency.

He declared he could not approve the bill "without violntinjr my oath of office to support the Constitution." The governor said the supreme court of the United States had hold such Inwg violated the rrplits a anlceil by the first anil fourteenth amendments of the federal Constitution. of Congress constitutional rights are to be act aside for safety of the nation In war or in nny condition of national emergency, it is not for the legislature of any one -stale to do so," Olson said in his veto mes- pnpe. "Thai is the function of the congress of the United Stales." Ho assailed the bill as being "in its essence, the same measure as proposition No. 1, placed by certain employing 1 interests pti tlic 1938 ballot and overwhelmingly defeated by the people," At the same tinie Olson warned labor that "the citizens of California cannot be expected at this juncture in the nation's affairs to look rt.uth favor upon stoppages in de- preparedness work over dispute? between labor and management." Help Campaign Spokesmen for labor groups who opposed the hill the veto would help deliver tlie labor vote to Olson in flic 1942 gubernatorial cam- pa i.cn. The amended bill was set for a ppfcial order of business in the scnnte late today nnil Southern California members were expected to battle change; made in the assemWy-approvcil measure by the senate reapportion- menl committee.

S. Saves One The committee restored, at the expense of Kern.county, one of the two flsscmblymcn the lower house wanted to take from San.Francisco counts'. The senate faileil by six votes to override Governor Olson's-veto of the Imililing am loan reorganization bill, 20 per cent of Ihc certificate hold ers or the board of directors of a company -to initiate rcorjjatmatirm proceedings upon approval of the supreme court. The new free conference commit tec to study the $512,733,650 biennial budget bill, was scheduled tc start organizing today. The origi nnl committee disbanded ami an nounced it was unable to reach an agreement on the differences be twccn house and New Conference The new committee is of Senators Ed Tickle, II.

Del pa ami John Phillips ami Assembly men Roper A. Ffaff, Hugh and Fred jM The hot carRo-secomlary boycot Pull was drafted by Senators Wil 13am Rich of Marysville, Frank Gor don of Suisiin, and Ray Hays Fresno, It passed the senate cnsil; and was expected to receive etioug' votes to override the veto in th chamber, but its sponsor have a a task in the asscmblj where it was passed by a vote of 6 to 29, four votes short of the nurn bcr required to override. City Dump Fight Plea Continued Arraigned today before Munici pal Judge Arthur H. Stetson on battery, complaint growing out a quarrel at the San Mateo cit dump Sunday, William Solo ma Cullen, 44, colored attendant the was granted a continu ance for plea to next Wednesda; The complainant is Alexander i McGlnmery, 40, an embslmer, 73 Laurel avenue, Burl in game. HALF A LAMB Sold nt the RIGHT PRICE for This Type of Aleni Jack Olinghouse Bi-Rite Markets Scene of Historic Address MORE ABOUT-Soldiers for Friday Parade (Continued from Pajre 1) Legion, announced today that Assistant District Attorney Daniel Sullivan has been accused as the speaker of the day.

The elaborate Burlingame program will open with a parade to slart at 10 o'clock. A patriotic program will be s(Rged at the Washington park diamond following the Groups working with the llur- lingimc Legion post are Matalan post, Veterans of Wars and ft'irlingame, Bclmont, and Sat Carlos American Legion posts. Spain Reaffirms TieupWith Axis MADRID. May through its foreign office Ppokes man, today repeated assurances the government's complete politi cat and moral loyalty to German; and Italy. The spokesman added it would be "capricious" to conclude from hi statement tliat Spain wax a "lialf enemy" of any other countries.

Wiedemnnn Must Make Deposition SAN FRANCISCO, May --Mrs. A'ice Crockett. San Fran- divorcee, today obtained a fetter a I court order requiring Copt, h'ritz Wiedemann, Gentian consul in San Francisco, to innkc a deposition in Mrs. Crockett's suit anainst him for salary ntxl expense money she says is due her. Jake Ehrlich, attorney for Mrs.

Crockett, said the tic-position ivouhJ taken Wednesday, 4, in his of rice. In her suit Mrs. Crockett sai: Wicdermiim employed her to make a trip to Germany and sound oul German officials on his official ant personal ptandinfc. In statement; accompanying the suit she accused of dircclir.g Nazi operations in this country. has dcnieil her charges.

U. S. bakeries annually pro 7,218,813,000 pounds of white pan bread and 1,731,225,000 pounds whole wheat ami rye bread, accord ing to reports to (he Census Bu roau. Alamcda Defense Groups Formed A A May ncda County District Attorney Ralph A. Iloyt, regional civilian lefopso chief, today said organization of civilian ilefcnFC croups in the would be speeded in to President Roosevelt's emerconcy proclamation.

''Only two of the 10 incorporatci cities of county have organized a civilian itefense system," Iloyt said. "I have appointed Sheriff II. P. (Jlcason to complete the organization "of defense measures In the other cities." 'Our Gang' Comedy Star Succumbs HOLLYWOOD, May sen-ices will bo held Sat urday for Godfrey Craig, menibei of the rip in at "Our Gar.g" i comedy cast, who died at his home yesterday. He was 2(3 scars old.

Craig was a native of Canada and lived In Los Angeles for 1G years, He first played in pictures at the ape of 1 J. Surviving are his parents, a brother, and a sister. Statue Unveiled to' Late Joseph Strauss FRANCISCO. May honoringjhe late Joseph B. Strauss, designer of the Golden Gate bridge, was un- txlay in ceremonies at the bridge toll plaza.

John L. McN'ab, counsel for Uio bridge directors, made the dedicatory Fpocch, and Mrs. Strauss pulled llie strings lhat unveiled th monument to her husbami. The statue was ttic work of Frederick Scnuviganli, Han Francisco sculptor. 2.00 Tnn, Itliir, rirrrn, fiTii Kiinimrr niili Jrel i-ollnr.

Schneider's 220 St. Sjn Maleo Here i.s an unusual sound photo taken by International News last night as President Roosevelt in the historic east room -jf the i House delivered his address on U. S. war policy. Before him were members of Ins private and official a i and representatives of Ihe republics.

lurlinfjame Youth Granted Jury Trial Gilbert Pat Scott, 19-year-old iurlingamc youth charged with re- isting an officer and disturbing lie peace, today was granted a jury rial by Municipal Judge Allen J. Vard. The trial was set for June Young Scott, wlio lives on Hoo- er avenue, was arrested recently Officer Eilward Oliphant in ispute over the marking of parked ars on Burliiigaine avenue. British Bombers Raid French Coast May sh bombers roared across the Strait )f Dover today and attacked enemy argents on the French coast near Calais, despite one of the heav- anti-aircraft barrages of the war. Later Gorman fighter planes dashed over the South England coast, apparently trying to intercept the Hritisli bombers.

Ten Pal' Plan For Tommies Off LONDON (IP) Blitz-fighUng British Tommies haven't time to lonely. So 25,000 Vindly Britons who yearned to brighten the lives of lonely soldiers by being "Pen Pals" i a to put Iheir fountain pens away. The army coimcil approved the plan by which soldiers feeling blue would he adopted by letters-riling fairy godmothers. The troops were iaformed and the British Legion investigated the 25,000 would-be 'Ten' Pats" to see whether they were fit and proper people to cheer up their postal chums. Tommy Atkins just yawned -and forgot the plan.

Just a hundred asked for a letter and some of these didn't bother to reply svhei they did receive one. So the "Pen Hal" plan flopped. Longstreet Statue For Gettysburg A I Pn. tLPJ The first statue erected in honor of Gen. James Longsertet, second in command to Gen.

fiobert E. Lee during the Civil War, and a veteran of the Mexican campaigns, will bt unveiled at the Gettysburg National Military Park early in July, the Longs tree Memorial Association has announced. The military hero who led Confederate armies through Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Georgia and east Tennessee, will be honored near the snot where he reputedly advised not to order Pickett's charge on Cemetery Hill. CODY STAMPEDE WIIL ROAR CODY, Wo. LP)--Bill Uurnen, president of the 1041 Coily Stampede, naid the July 2-4 would furnish plenty of riy-snortin' entertainment for the most radened cow-poke.

"We don't intend to overlook a tingle he said. LEVY BROS. Fancy Foods and Beverages telephone orders call 2700 or 5000... FREE delivery Hunt's famous Strawberry Preserves Big 1-lb. jars, eidi 35n 3 ft $100 While Hose Consomme Madrilenne and Beef Articque 12-oz.

i each 20c 6 tins $113 HI i- Kose. Creimed, 4 oz ti nB each 20c Hushroo Sliced Green Tomatoes 29c Wild Siaekberry Ma a 3jars93c Orange Blossom Honey 1 5 03 Pjinn CifviiM Mandalay of fresh cocoanuts." JLQfi UOCO OyrUpFrom the Thilippines. 17-oz. jars Each Olive stu(fei a AH jar LIQUORS BEVERAGES (Prices quoted lie re include excise fax) Santa Lucia Vermouth sc qt.59c Sherry, Angelica and Muscatel Dessert Wines. California California Saulerne gal.

51.19 Grand MacNish 10-ycar-old SCOTCH Case, of 12 S33.J5 5th $298 Hillsboro, Straight Kentucky Bourbon -I old. Our lahd. Gal. SR.89, gal. ql.

J2.38 pl. Hillsboro Gin ir 98c 5th $1.49 Walker's Deluxe Bourbon qt. $2.38 Belfast Sparkling Water Gin qf. I DC Rhum Negrila 5th $3,60 Sunnybrook Bourbon pt. 1.39 Buy now, forrtorcow and Saturday before prices increase! I BLACK and WHITE JOHNNIE WALKER red label HAIG AND HAIG 5-3tar VAT 69 DEWARS TEACHERS WHITE HORSE Thursday and Saturday! Freshly Roasted Coffee PRIZE MEDAL COFFEE our own brand.

A 1 Tibs. KOXA COFFEE rich, grant, Hawaiian 3 grown. I Ib. 28c Ibs. MOCHA AND JAVA ANGOLA 3 nn ibs.

I COFFEE 1 Ih. 37c Delicatessen Specials for Thursday, Safimlay Fried Hali Chickens ea. Stuffed Peppers with sauce A for Pickled Feot large for I HOLIDAY SPECIALI POPULAR BRAND A ITormel's Dairy Brand srride Whole or half Artichoke Hearts Bordelaise pi Assorted Cold Cuts Frank's best Jones Dairy Farm Sausage Loai Chneso sliced thin for Colossal Size Ripe Oljves in bulk pL Hormel's HALF-CHICKENS Ccoked and packed in 1 70 fins. Average 2 Jbs I Bakery Specials for Thursday and Saturday Mrs. Miner's Special Pies Thursday and Saturday only ea.

Ruuell's Layer Calces Icesh, delicious 3 iayers. Choice of 6 llavois, ea. 142 THIRD AVE. SAN MATEO Load up with Agfa Plena- chrome, the film that's guaranteed. "Pictures that satisfy 2.

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