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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1946 SAL I AS CAL I FOR Is! I AN PAGE TWO Southern Pacific Noon Daylights Will Resume Service on April 14 CANNERIES (Continued from Page One) the problem. There is no jurisdiction in the state of California. Were there such, I would have acted long ago. "It would be most unfortunate frps11 9 lift If If 5 Nationals Held For Immigration Five Mexican nationals were booked at the sheriff's office yesterday for violation of the immigration laws. They were Jesus Garcia Alvarez, 26, and Antonio E.

Loperena, 23, both of San Juan Bautista; Rafael M. Gomez, 18, and Joaquin S. Jiminez, 21, both of Gilroy, and Brigido S. Palomares, 40, Hollister. POLITICAL ADVERTISKMENT WWWWW77 JOHN L.

"JACK" if after this lapse of time the public were led to believe that the state had jurisdiction when the interested parties themselves know that no such jurisdiction exists. "The world food situation, which you have so rightly called to the attention of the public, requires immediate settlement of this dis pute." Stimson Tells Of Agreement To Fight Japs WASHINGTON (U.E) The late President Roosevelt and his war cabinet agreed 10 days before Pearl Harbor that the United States should fight if Japan invaded Southeast Asia, it was revealed today. The decision was reached at a White House meeting Nov. 28, 1941. It-was described in a statement filed by former Secretary of War Henry L.

Stimson with congress' Pearl Harbor investigating committee. On Nov. 25 the war cabinet decided that responsibility for conflict if it came should be Japan's. Stimson said it was a matter of how Japan could be maneuvered into firing the first shot without too greatly endangering the United States. The cabinet ruled out both a do-nothing attitude or an attack without warning on the southward-advancing Japanese.

This country did not know that another Japanese force was then starting for Pearl Harbor. Hearing Set Monday On Driving Charge Complaints Issued SAN FRANCISCO (U.E) Dis life Contract Let For Bank in Alisal Area Contract has been let for the construction of a new Alisal branch bank, according to announcement made today by President A. C. Hughes of the Monterey County Trust and Savings bank. Sealed bids were opened yesterday by the board of directors at its regular meeting.

The new building, to be located on East Alisal street opposite the Felice street intersection, will be of reinforced concrete and modern design. The one-story 50 120 foot building, costing $75,000, will contain a fireproof safe deposit vault, customers conference rooms and complete operating equipment. Ample off street parking space has been provided for customers. In planning the size of the building, "which will handle a staff of 25, consideration was given for the rapid growth and excellent future of the Alisal district. The present staff of the Alisal branch, now operating at 639 East Alisal street, is composed of: Henry J.

Tanner, assistant cashier and manager; Herman Smith, assistant manager; Miss Elaine Cor-cniotis, Miss Beatrice Denton, Mrs. Maxine Petersen, Mrs. Reta Underwood, Bob Henderson, George Tetrault, and Vera Salas, trict national labor relations board office today prepared to issue com plaints against six Northern California canneries accused of signing contracts with the AFL, teamsters union in defiance of a national NLRB order. Police Get Two Reports of Man if? 1 I 4 I 'fx molesting Mr Is Salinas police have received Coastline Schedules Speed Up Southern Pacific today announced that effective April 14 the "Noon Daylight" will be reestablished between Los Angeles, Glen-dale, San Luis Obispo, Salinas, Watsonville San Jose and San Francisco. Leaving from Los Angeles and San Francisco at 12:15 p.m., the "Noon Daylight" will now supplement the service of its companion train, the "Morning Daylight." The same service with streamlined, de luxe chair and parlor cars, coffee shop, tavern car, passenger agent, porter maid service and radio as operated on the "Morning Daylight" will be offered on the "Noon Daylight." Coordinated bus connections from Pacific Grove, Monterey and Del Monte will connect with the Noon Daylight at Salinas; and bus service from Santa Cruz, Capi-tola, Aptos and Watsonville will meet the Noon Daylight at Watsonville Junction.

Faster Schedules On April 14, other Southern Pacific coast line trains will move on faster schedules. The Morning Daylight will arrive in the terminals of Los Angeles and San Francisco 15 minutes earlier than at the present time. Train 72, the Los Angeles local, will leave San Francisco at 8:20 a.m., arriving in Los Angeles 11:20 p.m. In the opposite direction, train 71 will leave Los Angeles at 6:30 a.m. arriving in San Francisco 9:30 p.m.

These trains will now give daytime local service to most poirts on the coast division. Train 70, "The Coaster" will leave San Francisco at 7 p.m. arriving in Los Angeles at 8 a.m. for connections with "The Sunset Limited" to New Orleans. Train 69, "The Coaster" from Los Angeles, will leave there at 7:45 p.m.

and arrive San Francisco at 8:45 a.m. Train 35, the "Del Monte," will leave Monterey at 8:30 a.m. arriving San Francisco as at present, 11:80 a.m. From San Francisco, the "Del Monte" still will leave at 4 p.m., arriving Monterey at 6:50 p.m. These changes are a part of a general speed-up of service on the whole Southern Pacific system.

Trains on the Cascade and Shasta routes to Portland and the North- two reports in the last two day's of a man molesting children. One incident occurred on Capitol street where the man molested a small girl and the other at the Greyhound bus depot. At the depot the man represented himself as a member of the school staff and asked a girl eating lunch there why she wasn't in school. He of John Souza Avila, 62, of Salinas, I iW 1 I INAUGURAL FLIGHT. Slick Airways, of San Antonio inaugurated transcontinental freight service with shipment of six tons of packaged asparagus for the Ralph E.

Myers company of Salinas. Shown above at the Salinas Army Air base before landing operations started Tuesday are crew members and officials of the company with Zalph Myers. In the plane, left to right, are Kenneth Harvey, flight engineer; Joe C. Hearn, superintendent of flight operations, and Fred Kuster, first officer. On the steps is Capt.

Bill Day. Mr. Myers, standing at left, shown conferring with Tom Bassett of Los Angeles, western regional -manager for the company, and Col. Sam Dunlap, III, executive vice-president of Slick airways. will enter plea to a drunk driving charge in Justice of Peace J.

A. Jeffery's court Monday. I 1 fered to take her back to school. Both these incidents are credited Driver Gets Jail Terms Jim Beasley, 31, of Salinas, west will be operated on improv Time was set by Judge Jeffery at a hearing this morning. Avila was arrested last night by the highway patrol.

He is being represented by Atty, Raymond Shellooe. (Paid Advestisement) CANDIDATE for to the same man. There also have been two cases Ciib Pack 62 to Hold Meeting ed, faster schedules, as will trains on the San Joaquin valley line. On June 2, Southern Pacific's Hansen, Giacomazzi File Nominations Nomination papers were filed in of where a man dressed only in a T-shirt molested two women. One "Overland Limited" and "Golden il Monterey County Clerk E.

G. Mc- occurred on Natividad road and the other on Clay street! State Limited" will take the lead in inaugurating through Pullman pleaded guilty to charges of driving on a suspended operator's licence and drunk driving before Justice of Peace J. A. Jeffery this morning and was sentenced to six months in jail on each charge. The sentences run consecutively.

of service to New York on a 48-hour schedule to Chicago, without extra fare. MONTEREY COUNTY Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousands of couples weak. worn-iut, exhausted solely because body lacks Iron. For new vim, vitality, try Oatrei Tonlo Tablets. Contains Iron you.

too, may need for pep: also supplies vitamin Bi. Get 3 So Introductory size now only iua. At a. i i.ij i i in at, tinas. at Economy Drug ann And Judge Jeffery remembered SGT HIRT RE-ENLISTS SAN FRANCISCO (U.E) SSgt.

Frank Hirt, recently aequitted of espionage conspiracy charges, re-enlisted today for a three-year period in the regular army. Menamin's office this morning by two more candidates. They are Jesse P. Hansen, constable of Sole-dad township, and Con J. Giacomazzi, justice of peace of Sole-dad township." Gordon R.

Daley of King- City, has filed papers for the democratic central committee in the third district. Friday Evening Cub pack 62 will meet Friday at the Willow street scout house under a new cubmaster, John Brockhorff. Jimmie Hitchcock, cubmaster of Pack 44, will introduce the new leader. Parents and friends have been invited to attend the meeting. Program will be built around the national historical theme with members appearing in costume or presenting a skit based on a literary character.

tnat jbseasiey owed irom a previous $200 fine imposed on a Primary Election, June i AAAAAAAAAAA drunk driving charge so gave him 51 days more to clear the record. KIDNAPER KILLED SAN FRANCISCO (U.E) Ben McMiller, 24 year old convicted kidnaper, died late last night in Hornibrook Passes Away at PG Home William B. Hornibrook, 61, former publisher of the Pacific Grove Tribune and retired career diplomat, passed away at his home in Pacific Grove last night. Mr. Hornibrook was a native of Cherokee, Iowa.

He held many diplomatic posts and once served as United States envoy to Persia. Private funeral services will be conducted tomorrow. Alcatraz prison hospital from a knife wound suffered in a cell- that woa Driver Sentenced To $200 or Jail Pasquale Pisa, 65, of 142 Harvest street, pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge before Police S. Sorensen this morning and was fined $200 or 100 days. He house brawl with two other con victs.

KEROSENE KILLS BABY Chinese Officials Quit, Reports Say CHUNGKING Four Chinese government officials, including two cabinet ministers, were reported unofficially today to have submitted their resignations to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. was given until tomorrow to pay poff'riSTmriossMfy FRESNO (U.E) Cecil Trotter, who would have been two years the fine. Pisa was arrested by Salinas police at 9 o'clock last night on Abbott street. old today, died late yesterday aft er drinking a cup of kerosene. $50 Fine Is Levied In Employment Case A.

K. Klokkevold, Crystal theater manager, was found guilty of a charge of employing a minor without keeping on file a permit, by Justice of Peace J. A. Jeffery this morning and paid a $50 fine. Charges were filed by the deputy labor commissioner.

Mr. Klokkevold was represented by Atty. Raymond Shellooe. WENT INTO BATTLE with smile H' and a wise crack he took every livable. Many a skilled craftsman in the building trades does a better job because of the refresh- A fast-growing West is planning thousands, yes, tens of thousands of new homes.

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We at home helped him keep his chin up. When he's back, proudly wearing the little gold eagle, emblem of an honorable discharge will that grin fade? Will that happy-go-lucky smile change to bitterness? The grin that won a global war can win a private one and the Red Cross is ready to help wherever need for its counsel and guidance exists. Through the long, gruelling years of war the Red Cross reached across the sea and extended a friendly hand to our fighting forces and those returning home can find in every local chapter the same symbol the same spirit of helpfulness. on two non-production workers who sought to enter the picketed plant. Several persons were slightly injured.

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