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NAPA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1936. PPirr.Five cento per copy. cents mommy, delivered MX. ST. HELENA WILL ERUPT SOON! But Dont Be Alarmed! It Will Only Be a Part Of Calistoga July 4 Fete CALISTOGA, May 27.

Mount St. Helena, considered an extinct volcano will scon fling a plume of smoke high above its summit, fire and steam belching forth with a glow that will attract the attention cf the countryside for miles around. Then amidst rumblings and heavy explosions reverberating thunderously among neighboring peaks, what was a peaceful mountain will be transformed into a seething furnace, with an eruption 500 feet high and several hundred feet along the mountain top. Tins extraordinary prophecy can safely be made with full confidence that its prediction will be fulfilled to the letter for final arrangements have just been completed by the Calistoga Fair Association with the Pacific States Fireworks Company to stage the spectacular display as a part of the Silverado Trail Festival. Mount St.

Helena, a familiar landmark to all Napans is soon to be the scene of the strangest eruption ever witnessed in this vicinity. A manmade eruption on the day in the year when pyrotechnics of various kinds are a favorite form of celebrating, July 4th. The Pacific States Fireworks Company, a California owned and operated plant had a similar order at the dedication of the Lassen Volcanic Park in 1931 and thrilled thousands of spectators with a realistic reproduction of the Mt. Lassen eruption of 1915. This startling demonstration was the subject of an article in the Popular Science monthly magazine, issue of November, 1931, entitled "Electrical Key-Fires Old Volcano" and the cover of this periodical depicted the scene, in color, with the engineer at the control board which released tons of pyrotechnic material from the crater.

The Pacific States Fireworks Company are inventors and manufacturers of fireworks that are original and daring. Their Hollywood branch is responsible for many of the scenes, smoke screens and other types of pyrotechnics used the movie industry. Weeks of patient preparation by factory trained experts and special designs for each ei-ent and locality are necessary for the successful production of some of the brilliant and novel displays which have made this company famous. The eruption of Mt. St.

Helena cannot fail to attract visitors from all parts of the country. It should prove a valuable adjunct to the publicity and advertising already given Napa county and the Silverado Trail Festival and, once here, the beautiful valley that nestles at the foot of the aged peak that had furnished them with such spectacu-lai entertainment, will be indelibly imprinted in their memories as one of nature's beauty spots. S. F. Italian Colony Is Proud of Yankee Stars H.

J. Soldati Pays Official Visit to Napa Council Tomorrow Night A high mark will be checked on the calendar of events for the Napa Council No. 21, Young Mens Institute, tomorrow night, when more than 70 members of the organization will greet State Grand President Henry J. Soldati on his official visit here. Arrangeme for the occasion, having occupied I the group during! past week have been completed' with details of the reception andj neeting worked out by committeemen under the direction of Chairman Angelo Gat-tavara.

The speakers roster, released by' chairman, lists names of promi-oent figures in the organization. Among those slated to address the soman gathering here are: Grand Second Vice-President William Murphy of San Francisco and Grand Directors David Mahoney of San Francisco and Francis Rodgers of San Rafael. Council Deputy Clifford Riordan and District Deputy Gattavara will also speak. Charles Baracco, president of the local Institute, will preside at the meeting, which will be followed by a banquet. With Gattavara, the following have been aotive in arranging for the event: Lawrence Dalciet, Peter Travis, Thomas A.

Donohoe, Wood Grinsell, Charles Palendini, George Perry, John Almada, George Ihorn, Louis Ezettie, Biff Freitas and Fred Caffo. Workmen Slain On Hoover Ranch STOCKTON, May 27. (INS) A mess hall shooting on. an Empire tract island ranch operated by Allan Hoover, son of former President Herbert Hoover, today found Pat-rolillo Pacren, 46, lodged in jail here charged with the slaying of two Filipino brothers, Isadore and Jose Aquino, in a row over profits from Aquin, in a row over profits from beet raising. Young Hoover and Orlo Hayes own the ranch.

Neither witnessed the shooting, it was reported. sudden conflagration, several ships were periled. The vessel above is shewn enguiied in flame and smoke from blazing lumber piled on the ravaged dock. Origin of the destructive fire was still undetermined today, EIGHT firemen were injured battling San Francisco's most serious waterfront blaze in five years, as racing flames, spread by burning oil on the waters of the inner harbor, did damage estimated at $300,690 along a half mile front. Trapped without steam up by the Efficiency of Post Office Employees Is Increased SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.

(INS) Mussolini, Badoglio and Ciano heroes of Italys conquest of Ethiopia have three new rivals for popularity in Californias enthusiastic Italian colony of some 250,000 men, women and children. North Beach, picturesque section of San Francisco and "capital" of Italo-Califomia, today buzzed with praise for three boys of the colony. The new heroes are noo warrors of the East African campaign they are the members of the New York Yankees new murderers' row Joe DiMaggio, Tony Lazzerl and Frank Crosetti, all "North Beach boys. Pocketbooks in North Beach are pinched these days because the local Italians have contributed heavily to Mussolinis war chest, but everybody in the district including merchants, wine-makers, shoe-shiners and housewives is willing to bet the American equivalent of a lira or two that the three boys will out-hit other members of the Yankees. Perhaps the three proudest men in the colony are a retired crab fisherman, a molder and a former manager of a scanvenger route.

Tne ex-fisherman is Joe DiMag-glo. the molder is Agostini Lazzeri, and the ex-garbage route boss is Doinmic Crosetti, they are the fathers of the three Yankee stars. Frequently the fathers Lazzeri and Crosetti, who are from Genoa, and DiMaggio, Sr who is from Sicilia meet, sit down and drink some of their home-made wine, and discuss the sensational diamond exploits of their sons. Like other Italo-Callfomians, A1 Santoro, the Latin sports editor of Oakland, across the bay from San Francisco, is flushed with pride over the recent slugging exhibitions of DiMag Co. Determination real Italian determination is behind their successes," Signori Santoro explains.

Without much urging, Santoro will tell you that Italian athletes excell in many branches of sport. "Soccer, track, rowing, bicycle riding are sports that find Italians doing splendidly," Santoro said. "Italians are magnificent athletes." Then, there is a drip in Santoros voice Italians dont do so well in heavyweight boxing," he lamented. Look at Primo Camera, phooey! But then boxing is relatively a new sport in Italy. While Italians dont shine today in the heavyweight ranks, there are many good fighters in the lighter divisions.

FACTOGRAPHS It requires at least a year to tram carrier pigeons for the work of tiansporting news photographs. ARTICLES FILED WITH CLERK Articles of Incorporation of the Lenholt Securities Corporation of San Francisco were filed today in the office of County Clerk Ralph Dollarhide. The purpose of tha corporation is to deal in real estate, according to the articles filed, and directors are: George Leonard, B. G. Feist, B.

C. Blanchley and E. A. Recks of San Francisco and C. B.

Hold of Redwood City. The corporation is empowered to issue stock to the amount of $75,000. FACTOGRAPHS Iodine State is one of the nicknames of South Carolina. The regular Latin alphabet contains 22 letters. FDR VETS Rites at Yount Cemetery And Home Grounds Are Slated Two Memorial Day services both under the direction of Chaplain Charles S.

Vail and Col. Nelson M. Holderman will he held late this week for members of the Veterans Home at Yountville. On Friday, home members will participate a service at the Yountville cemetery. The rites, in which the citizens of Yountville are urged to participate, will begin at 2:30 p.

m. More elaborate services are planned for the home on Saturday, which will be observed as a holiday at the home grounds, with a complete program outlined for the day. AT GROVE The special program will get under way at 9 a. m. with assembly of home members and employees at headquarters, from which point all organizations, with colors flying and led by the Veterans Home band, will march to Memorial Grove, where the rites will be observed.

The service will open with selections by the band, led by William Falconer, after which Chaplain Charles Vail will give the invocation. Following further musical selections, Chaplain Vail will read the Gettysburg address. The speaker of the day will be the Honorable F. Dickey. DECORATE GRAVES Presentation of floral pieces by patriotic organizations will precede the firing of the squad salute, after which taps will be sounded.

Decoration of graves in the cemetery will follow with members of the Boy Scouts assisting the placing of flowers by service groups. The rites for the day will be concluded at high noon with the firing of the twenty-one gun National Salute. STATE HOSPITAL DEPT JUS PLACE All Footwear Manufactured at Hospital Plant for Patients Contributing to the independence of the Napa State Hospital as a self-contained unit, the shoe and brush department occupies an important place among other divisions, it is noted from reports released recently by Harry Keck, who supervises the manufacture of all footwear used by the hospital patients. During the month of April, in illustration of the department's activity, 108 pairs of mens shoes and 53 pairs of womens shoes were manufactured, In addition to hundreds of shoe laces and assorted brushes. All shoes and slippers worn by the patients are built from the last up in the department, which also handles the shoe repair work.

More than 6,000 pairs are repaired annually. Shoe laces number over 52,000 pairs each year. In the brush department, the report says, more than 500 brushes for all purposes are manufactured1. The work Is done by eight patients and one paid employee, all under Kecks direction. Flaming Plane Landed Safely CHICAGO, May 27.

R) American Airlines tn-motored plane leaving for Detroit burst into flames a few minutes after taking the air late yesterday but the pilot turned about for a safe landing. Both the pilot, Ed, Coates, and a Mr. Altalo of Detroit, only passenger, escaped, it was reported to the airport. The plane was destroyed. FACTOGRAPHS The girls of Bonda Porjas, In southern India, takes her chosen man into the Jungle, where she applies fire to his bare back; if the pain draws a yell from him, he is rejected.

The highest wind speed ever registered in the British Isles -was in January, 1920, when 112 miles an hour was recorded at Quilty, County Chase, Ireland. Hogs frequently are seen to kill and eat snakes even rattlesnakes. In some sections where snakes are pests, a few hogs will clean them out In a short time, Green gold is generally an alloy of gold and silver. Thru. 50 Tfears 1886 to T936 It reveals the tremendous contribution made by the employes to the efficiency and economy of the biggest business in the world.

Knowledge of this fact, for the first time put into cold figures, is the explanation of the consideration shown them by Congress. But the cold figures also reveal that only a small portion of the results of this devotion to service have been returned to the employes improved conditions. For example, in the procession of this pyramiding efficiency, they have absorbed the eight hour day, the 44 hour week and now the five day week. They still work longer hours than other callings of comparable skill, training and high morale." SB-300-60 Minister Held On Girl Charge CHICAGO, May 27. (INS) Rev.

Fmis Jennings Dake, minister of the Zion Penticostal Church at Zion City, was held under $2,003 bond by United States Commissioner Edwin K. Walker today on a charge of violating the Mann act. Rev. Dake was arrested shortly before by federal agents on the I complaint of Emma Barelli, 16. The warrant charges him with transporting the girl from Kenosha, to St.

Louis in April, 1935. E. W. Churchill Has Recovered Completely recovered from a recent serious operation, E. Wilder Churchill has returned to his home at Oakville, where he will spend the summer months with Mrs.

Churchill and William C. Ames. Wellesley Prexy MILDRED HELEN McAFEE, recently selected as president of Wellesley college, Wellesley, Mass, is pictured Informally strolling in the garden of her home at Oberlin, where she has been dean of women at Oberlin college. Mbs McAlee, 36, is the second youngest person ever to hold the piesidcntial ottivf at W'ellesley. your home on a single mortgage law-xxxrf basis through, The efficiency of postal employes has increased 135.8 per cent from 1908 to 1930.

This means that, should the man-hour output of 1908 have continued, it would now be necessary to employ nearly twice as many workers as is now the case. In other words, 521.836 would be needed instead of 270,012 as in 1930. This amazing showing was not the result of mechanization as in the case with other industries afflicted with technological unemployment. On the contrary, according to the evidence collected the use of motor vehicles and notably airplanes for the transpoi tation of mail has greatly acoeleiated the rate of postal output. But the increased mechanization of the Postal Service in many instances furrher mcieased the demand for this service placing, as a result, a greatly added burden upon every employe in the service.

It is further said that the m-ciease in total output during the 22 years under consideration was truly staggering. While in 1908 the entire postal service handled 14,567,706,216 units by 1930 the volume of output rose to 38 632,716,968 units. This meant an increase in the total output oi 165 2 per cent. These facts aie of peculiarly impartial origin. They were placed in the Congressional Record by Representative D.

C. Dobbins of Illinois, at the request of Chairman James M. Mead of the House Post Office and Po-t Roars Committee. In this connection, Ml. Dobbins made the following statement: "This summary of statistical data has been piepaied in response to a lequeit made by the Honorable James M.

Mead, Chairman of the Office and Post Roads Committee cf the House of Representatives to Gilbert E. Hyatt, Legislative Repiesentative of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks, "The entire summary and the accompanying chaits aie based exclusively on Government date derived from a special survey made by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics and published by the United States Department of Labor as Bulletin 574 in 1932. The estimates and graph presentation based on these Government statistics have been prepared by the research staff of the American Federation of Labor, All estimates and conclusions have been caietully examined and verified by Mr. Gilbert E. Hyatt, Legislative Representative of the National Fed-eiation of Post Office Clerks.

In support of these statements, Mr. Dobbins exhibited to the House cf Representatives four graphs showing the lines of increased postal business, of increase in output and the relative inciease in the number of postal employes. "Tills splendid showing was made during a period In which the hours 1 cf postal employes were slowly following the trend toward shorter hours of labor In private industry, said Gilbert E. Hyatt, Legislative Representative of the National Fed-eiation of Post Office Clerks. Simplify your present obligation and save money.

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