The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 7

Legislature Ends Session SACRAMENTO UP--The Legislature ended its 1953 session eariy today, a little overtime and scrapping almost to the last second. Its last big job was to approve a bulky bill spelling out how the record 1953-54 school fund of $367,000,000 is to be split among California's school districts. Judges Salaries Weary after nearly six months of lawmaking, the senate wrangled over judges' salaries in the feverish closing hours and ran a few minutes beyond the midnight deadline for adjournment. Robert McKay of the California Teachers' association said that the school bill provides the best equalization formula in the state's history. Meet Next March The legislature is not scheduled to meet again until next March.

Before adjourning late last night, the lawmakers: 1. Voted to place before the voters in the 1954 general election a proposition that would give assemblymen four-year terms instead of their present two and senators six years instead of four and limit future governors to two four-year terms. 2. Completed action on the special appropriation bills that total about $10,000,000. The biggest one is $5,400,000 for support of child care centers.

3. Passed two bills channeling up to $2,500,000 of state highway funds into grade separations and bells and gates at railroad crossings. 4. Saw the death of a bill passed by both houses to create a department of water resources. Warren said he would veto the measure.

San Mateo lodge 1112 of Elks today a credit of 100 pints of blood at the San Mateo county blood bank as the result of a months campaign by officers of the lodge to recruit volunteers and re-establish the almost depleted Elk's lodge supply at the bank. Pictured above are members of (Times Photo) the lodge ready to make their blood donations. From left to right are Mrs. B. Morrison, aide at the bank; Bradford Welsh, Larry Sweitzer; seated, Miss Lola Smith, nurse; R.

I. Daba, Harvey Boutin, Charles Thomas, Jack Martinelli and Earl Johnson. INDUSTRIAL ROAD CONTRACT LET SAN CARLOS, June 11. San Carlos city council last night awarded a contract for the industrial road street improvements to the S. A.

E. company of Redwood City on a low bid of $377,411. The industrial plan, will provide a network of service roads in the city's industrial area to be linked witfi West San Carlos over ihe controversiril Howard avenue crossing of the Southern Pacific right-of-way. Construction is scheduled to commence sometime in the next three weeks. It is due to be completed in 200 working days.

In other action, the council: Accepted a permit to operate a dog training school at 1028 Washington street, this city was granted to Charles Wunderling, well-known Peninsula dog trainer. Accepted a permit to build a church at Arroyo and Woodland avenue was granted to The First Church of Christ, Scientist, who required a variance to comply with the city's off-street parking requirements. Accepted resignation of Miss Ann Giaya, assistant to tax collector Louis Vargas. Russians Drop Claim on Turks PARIS OP)--Soviet Russia, in a major bid for better relations with Turkey, has given up its claim to Turkish frontier areas and its demand for military bases along the strategic Dardanelles strait, reported today. Reliable diplomatic sources said a note was delivered to Turkey about one week ago and its contents were made known to the United Great Britain, and France.

The Kremlin said it would welcome 1 improvement in the hitherto strained Turkish-Soviet relations. Trial Ordered In Man's Death REDWOOD CITY, June 11 -Jacques Priest, 42, Redwood City construction superintendent, today had been held to answer to superior court on a charge of manslaughter in the death of a fellow worker, Crandall A. Mackey. Following an all-day preliminary hearing in municipal court here yesterday, Judge Edward Ryan ordered the defendant bound over. Mackey died of a heart attack April 28 a few minutes after he had been in an argument and fist fight with Priest at a construction job at Goodwin elementary school.

Mackey died at the wheel of his auto as he reportedly was en rou to district attorney's office to port a beating at hands of Pries Judge Ryan said that the que tion of whether the fight cause the death is SL matter for the si perior court to decide. Dr. Arthur Lack, county pathol gist, testified that he could not termine whether or not blows i flicted on Mackey contributed i the cause of death. He said Macke suffered a precarious heart cond tion and that a blow might hav hastened the attack or it migh have had nothing to do with it Other witnesses heard during th preliminary hearing were Dr. Stan ley T.

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