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THE SACRAMENTO BEE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1941 Pape 4 City News In Brie Action To Control Bay's Largest Department Store Is Picketed By AFL Witness Names German As Head Japanese Report Smashing Four Chinese Armies Boy I David Stein 7 of Capitaliie At The WrM-1SS14 Tenth Street was treated in ern Gear Wok of California $100-Ihe emergency hospital for a possi- 000 Los Angeles manufacturing oon-hle fracture of the right wrist suf- rern incorporated at the Capitol fered in a fall from a slide in the Heading the directors is Ean-Roosevelt Park nan Sr of San Francisco 1 Plan For Buildings apartments houses alterations Dial 6-6884 radv Church Is Thieves believed hy ihe police to have lieen neighborhood bos ransacked the loung Frie Chickens tender tasty Lota'i Poultry-- Sac Pub Mkt tadv Girt Is Injured June Dawn 14 of 800 Street was treated in the emergency hospital for a small SAN FRANCISCO Sept Sunday to perfect their rebelli-The Emporium San Francisco' ou organization largest department atore was Earl Magrum secretary treasur-' picketed before dawn today byjer of Local 192 had violated a closed American Federation of Labor re-! shop contract tail store unions which threatened! The dispute started when to spread their strike to twenty one 192 suspended five men and Local lot her major downtown stores to 818 suspended eleven member for gi i i Tm Nipponese Push Changsha enforce their demands for wage joining Local 1546 of the afl Asso-Machinist is ermea -eaaer increases and a union shop nation of Machinists Magnum said There was no indication from the company refused to abide by a union leaders as to which stores closed shop contract and dismiss will be picketed next or when the men Fickets Appear Early Paul St Sure attorney for the Pickets first appeared in front! Key System said the dispute is of the Emporium at A to jurisdictional between Amalgamat-mtercept janitors and other early ed and the machinists and that morning workers Jthe company had contracted with The Emporium opened on time the machinists to return the six-at 9 45 A SHANGHAI Sept 26 iTi Japanese dispatches said today the Japanese drive in Hunan Province has smashed four of seven defending Chinese armies and has Ill UClirt VII sum About fifty custom- teen men to work pending settle- Of Defense Spies NEW YORK Sept ter Nipken tool engineer at Air Associates Inc Bendix to dav identified Karl Reuper ma i chinlst in the plant which makes Christ Chun at 2828 Thirty Third Street hut took nothing encircled another leaving only two now guarding the provincial capital of er entered Immediately to the'ment by the AFL executive council in Seattle October 6th PY ring which sent Important Mangnum declared the Key Sy American defense secret to Ger attempted settlement was ini many itself a violation of the contract1 Nipken wa witness at the trial and that Amalgamated had not of Reuper and fifteen other charged with espionage conspiracy Sought Blueprints Nipken German born and naturalized in 1926 informed the Fed- been consulted on the agreement QIQ (J 7Of) Adoots 'shouts of "unfair" and a few the picket line of 100 Otherwise picket lines were orderly Clerks were not at all of the counters on the main floor of the store Two warehouses a carpenter's and a cactus garden belong- to the Emporium also were picketed Eight Unions Involved Eight union are involved In the dispute the largest of which is the clerks' union The other are elevator operators building' airplane equipment a the leader of eral Bureau of Investigation of Reuper's activities early in January day after Reuper asked him to give blueprints and drawings to Germany the witness testified "He promised me that I would be very well paid after returning to Germany and that at the same se- oermnT lna ln time any expenses involved in curinK (he informatlon and piani would be paid by another party I Nmken said Specially Trained Changsha The size of the Chinese forces was not disclosed but 300000 Chinese were declared to be retreating along a 180 mile front Delayed Japanese dispatches said -the main bodies of two Chinese di- ing visions were annihilated in hills south of the Milo River A Japanese force was declared to be within eighteen miles of Changsha Chinese sources admit Changsha is gravely endangered Matter Of Lieutenant Colonel Kunio Aki-yama Japanese Army spokesman Implying that the rapture of Changsha is a matter of for the Japanese declared the city will be taken "this When the Japanese made a simi- from shop retail the and shop and 'F trial Organizations Union of Mar- service employes and five culmaryMne and Shipbuilding Worker of waiters' unions America adopted after lively debate The clerks demand the union yesterday a resolution to "not con- and a general $4 weekly wage! done increase The other union sought ranks and to ex- straight ciosed shop agreement U1" of improvements in working con- embracing one of the Isms ditions Negotiations were broken The Congress of Indu- I I ATLANTIC CITY (N J) Sept Three Frenchmen Die On Guillotine (Continued From birth and Page One) in loyally to German their Croatian home SlX French Airmen Are Sentenced To Death lar attempt in September and Or- off Wednesday when the unions re-tober 1939 the Chinese dealt the jened an employer offer of a basic invaders their most disastrous de- wage increase of $2 weekly feat of the war and drove the at-j Present wage scales range up-lackers back 100 miles north to wards from $16 a week for appren-Yochow tii'es and $18 for salespersons More Raid Is Denied than 90 per cent of those involved Although a Japanese naval eom- In the dispute are affiliated with munique yesterday reported a the clerks union wound in her neck suffered she told the police when she was shot with an air rifle Affleck laboratories Chemical analysis lCMS lUth St Dial 3-3977 adv Money Is Mrs Kuoch of 207 Street reported a thief stole $230 from her house $300 Burglary Insurance on pet-sonal effects New low rates Dial 24i3o Pickett and Rothholz (adv Coffee Is Taken A Didat man ager of Black- Package Stole at 1831 Street reported to Ihe police a case of coffee an employe placed in front of the store was stolen Dreamland Danr Hall Fun and dancing every night You are in-! vited 913 6th Stieet Dial 2-7336 i (adv Five Termer Asks Clemeney Frank Pimenie who has spent1 thirty of his forty eight years In prison asked Governor Culbert Olson to take a chance on his good Intentions for the future and release him hy sentence commutation so he can take a national defense job He is in Folsom Piison on 1930 Alameda County robbery and burg- charges His past record of four other convictions includes an escape from Sacramento County authoii-1 ties in 1922 Isit Harding's new and 10c stole noyv located 3815 St School Supplies Gifts Household Articles (adv Charge ramie Violations The gnyernor's office requested the extraditions of While from Weldon Texas and Maurice O'Neil from Rawlins Wyo on California charges of parole violation White was paroled in 1934 on Bn Orange County burglary charge O'Neil paroled In 1939 had seryeri a term on a Siskiyou County foigery complaint Quince Cranberries Concord giapos jumbo Hale peaches papayas Chirkory oyster plant Kohl rahl uatrrripss okra The Market Basket 33rd Sis (adv LEARN TO DRIVE THROUGH TRAFFIC Sri'' JiO-oo Willi Our Car tenth ou dnv and niaht at vour convenience Our tar are all it model and are equipped with dual control We have an advanced coiirae for $5 for people who already have Ihelr llrenee but do not know how to back up or park on hiMV aireeta will open for bunine September JOlh EMPIRE AUTO SCHOOL 1427 12TH STKHKT Deposit Motor Vehicle Huientl I told him I couldn't promise any prints or diawmgs right now hut I would see what I could do 1 Reuper told me he had been especially trained in Germany for spy work In the United Stales and his position with Air Associate wa not his real position He said be was sent here four month after I Europe was at war "Reuper said his specific Job wa to secure defense secrets and create dissent and bad feeling in the whole defense industry" Radios eed William Sebold uncovered new Sammy Powell formerly of Sammy's 1119 Opening at Bunga-! low Cafe September 27th Featur-! mg Frank Davis master of ceremonies Everybody invited tadv' Dispenser Is Ixmted Thieves looted the soft drtnuk dispenser at the Del Paso Iron and Metal Company at Thirteenth and Streets and esraped with $2 and twelve bottles of soft drinks Sewing Machines of all kinds Sewing Machine Exch 1021 St (adv! Theft Is Cameron of 609 Street reported to the police a thief ransacked his establishment at that address and took $330 and a bicycle tne Ijdyp Mire Beaulv Salon Permanents $2 93 lip 1309 16 St 2-3787 (adv Bicycle Is Stolen Paymond Johnson of 628 Tenth Street reported to the polne the theft of his bicycle from his home Lucky Cafe A man size dinner for 25c up Open rules 1013 5th St! (advj Student Staff Tauko VVasluno daughter of Mr and Mr I Washino of 1016S Fifth Street has been elected lo Ihe slaff of The Knight student newspaper at' Armstrong Collegp Miss Washino is1 enroled in the secielaiial course I Fatso Alarm Is Turned Offi-j clais of the city fire department! are attempting to dcteiminp who isj responsible for turning in a false fire alarm from a box at Eleventh! and Streets Fur Hats made lo order to match your coat Melgrim'g Millinery 817 Street (adv Cafe Is looted Thiey ex broke into the Boulevard Coffee Shop at 1707 Stockton Boulevard Martin Kaesar manager told Ihe police ransacked the entire establishment and escaped with $2 from a cash register and an undelet mined I amount of money from a cigaret machine longshore's loatlier Goods 716 is the only exclusive Luggage Store (adv Fire Is Extinguished -The fire department exl mgiiished a fire in an old Ice house al the rear of the Buffalo Brewing Company's plant on Twenty First Street between and The fne was slailed hy sparks fiom a blow torch being used to temoye ammonia pipes from under the flooi mg Tito Fish Are Biting For flesh hRlt and tin kle of all kinds Capital Fish Co 1117 3rd or Broadway Fish Co 1609 Broadway (adv "devastating" raid by Japanese naval planes on Chungking the Chinese capital a dispatch from the Associated Press office there said there had been no such raid Chungking's last raid was August 31st and although there was an! alarm Wednesday no dropped Japanese Says Axis Aim Is World Peace TOKIO Sept on-A Japanese spokesman opened the empire's oh VICHY 26-o4--A Clermont-Ferrand he testified that two more short fourt sentenced four cap wave radios were operated by spies ains an(1 lieutenanls of the an(l au5Ppcls an? named a half i French Air Form tn Heath in hidden new figures ln the German 1 1 "lr forpp to aeat in an-' 'SPntla todaY on charges of treason sp spm nnrp- said pictures of aviation blu riPSPrt ion inH HiV'Artinn onmn 1 France) Phases espionage activity when pirlUTPS Of aviation Dill No More Pickets Today Officials of the clerks indicated their plan railed for no morej picket lines today They said they will follow rouglilv the same plan a adopted by AFL pickets in the1 current hotel strike gradually in-' creasing the number of picket lines The twenty two store "involved In Ihe dispute include 111 of the city's major department stores One store chain Weinstein withdrew Wednesday from the retailers' coun 1 reiaiiers coun- ci! which ts negotiating for the stores and Is bargaining independ- csp On0 Charlea de Gaulle i IL I VlChy I QAS IS rOpOSed (UnoccunioH Fr-moi "forized prints were shipped hy one spy to Germany through China Germany through Assigned By Geatapo Sehold the German born diesel engineer who was assigned by the German Gestapo to spy in the United States and who turned his assignment over to the Federal Bu-of Investigation named Axel reau servance of the first anniversary ofently with the clerks the Japanese signing of the axis The Emporium normally employs pact which will fall tomorrow by 2200 persons A Carver per- declaring today the alliance's pri- sonnel manager declined to estimate mary objective is world peace andlthe tiumher of employes who came that Japan will retain her ties to to work through the 100 man picket this end Ilines before the 945 A openmg tonight reported that Jacques Be-1 Wheeler-Hill one of those charged noist-Mechin one of chief with espionage conspiracy as one 1 collaborationists brought orelimi- of the operators of a forbidden spy nary proposals for "a marked re-radio and Reuper of Ficnch-German nego- aa'd that he made contact itiations when he returned lastith Reuper through a spy ring night from Pans in company with Pass word in December 1940 a ranking member of the German Here Arc Places In City To Go This Weekend The question of where to go in' Sacramento and vicinity during thej weekend is answered in a number! of ays Although not open to the general public the V'nited Service Organization dance in the memorial auditorium tomorrow night i expected to draw about 1000 Sacramento girls as "dates" for the service men at Mather Field and the Sacramento Army Air Depot The final cricket game of the season will be played at 1 1 Sunday in William Land Park Practice baseball games are scheduled to be played on every diamond in the city parks from 9 A to I PM and golt tennis and arrh-l ery are other recreational activities which may be found in local parks A match tournament between the Sacramento Golf Club arid the Reno Golf Club Is to be played at 10 A Sunday on the Sacramento course on Auburn Boulevard 1 The Greek War Relief bazar at Sunday In the Tuesday Clubhouse will be open to the public 1 Five fair and celebrations are scheduled Saturday and Sunday In various Superior California These Include the Ninth Agricultural District Fair In Eur- eka Humboldt County the Seven-' tpenth Agricultural District Fair in Grass Valley Nevada County the Colusa County Harvest Festival in' Colusa Ihe Redding Shasta Coun-j ty Roundup and Ihe fourth annual Vallejo Aquacade In Vallejo Solano County Officers Halt Student Row At St MORAGA Sept 26 Sheriff's deputies hailed an impending battle between students from the University of California and St College early today as hostilities flared over Ihe football game between the two schools tomorrow Meeting a horde of more than 150 California rooters at a bridge entrance to the college St Mary' students were preparing to defend their campus with evety available weapon when the sheriff posse ar-r i ed The deputies and Brother Patrick St Mary's dean of men persuaded the Californians to teturn to Berkeley The rRid followed the capture of seven California students eaily Thursday as they were attempting to paint California's blue and gold colors on the St Mary's buildings Their heads were shaved faces painted red and they were forced to waii on tables at the Moraga dining hall symbolic Big a giant conctcle Ictipr on a hill above Ihe Berkeley campus the night be-fore was painted flaming red the war color of St Mary's rtnn: Fhnlr Cr rr ONE COME ALL vice Premie Premier Nobubuml Ito who was named hour director of the cabinet information! hoard by Premier Prince Fumlmaro Oakland TieUP Konove a month before the signing last September made the statement MOV DC Averted in a broadcast Ito declared Japan regards the OAKLAND Sept pact as the foundation for the creation of a new world order wherein Japan Is to take the leading role for East Asia Observance Is Subdued The anniversary observance wa Picket line reappeared for subdued with only official time in two weeks lions scheduled and some proFascist Amid reports of open dissension leaders silenced by the ranks of the Amalgamated order Association of Streetcar Electric The Fnglish language publication Railway and Motor Coach Km-Japan News Week replying to enti- Division 818 railed out rism by the newspaper Chugai I wot kers in motorcnach and train Shogyo prepared an editorial for repair shops of the Key System publication tomorrow declaring thatjand East Bay Rapid Transit Com-it is just for the United Stales tolpanj A repair shop was picketed attempt to destroy Naziism while! but the company said a full crew A 1iup of metropolitan transportation system was averted at least (P-y' Jean Darlan conferred with German Embassy Secretary Rahn Rfhn is expected to dine with Chief of Stale Petain tonight Today's French-German talks ro-inrided with a crowded seven hour 1 isit hy General Henri Dentz who commanded the French forces against the British and Free French in Svria He was in conference almost the whole time some of It with Marshal Petain on the use 'he local office of the America First to which his idle Syrian veteran Committee in connection with the are to be put I justice department's grand Jury in- quirv into alleged violations of the America First Documents Are Seized In Quiz WASHINGTON Sept Government investigators revealed they have subppnaed materiel from Prices Is Urged (Continued Koun Page One! menu that eould be made would be longer hours in certain selected industries" Price Catalog' Henderson also declared he wished newspapers generally would "interest themselves in what are fair price" during discussion of a suggestion by Representative Dewey Republican of Illinois that the government isue a quarterly price catalog" to guide the buying public Dewey said the country' two leading mail order house issue about 107000000 price publications! annually and expressed a belief that if the public had some similar list of prices from the government it would do much of its own the price situation Newspaper Scry Ice Representative Ford Demociat of California asserting prices are going to be the country'! biggest news during the emergency asked whether newspaper could not render much the same service Dewey suggested Henderson responded: I wish papprs generally would Interest themselves In what are fair prices State AFL Again Elects Vandeleur (Continued Front Page One) chosen hy the convention was defeated Delay Scored President Haggerty of Los Angeles speaking for adoption of the two year office term amendment slated there was so much elect ioneci ing so far at this convention that "not a dollar's worth of work was until after Ihe election By voice vote convention went on record as favoring the recall of Slate Senator It Judah of Santa Ciuz Speakers supporting the resolution asserted Judah was elected by a margin of only fourteen voles and that on a recount he voted against everything that was of benefit to his constituents and he is to Governor Culheit Olson The following district yice presidents were elected: District 1 (San Edward Pierre Disit ict 3 (Ios Lehmann and Thomas Pitts District 5 (Hollywood) AI Speede Disliict 7 (Fresno) Engle District 8 (Modesto) A Green District 10 (San Fiancisco) Harry Lundehrrg Anthony Noi iega Charles May and George Kelly District 13 (Napa )-J rank Chesp-hro District 14 George Slokel More than 17000 persons are en- gaged in Canada's aircraft indus-1 1 ry COME Thr Dial 2-2643 1 1 5 4 i i I and 0 auftw 0cxFdcmD8 it unjust for Germany to at empt reported to work to destroy Democracy because Naziism would impose its will on other nations whereas Democracy seeks only to allow each nation lo choose It own form of government Adopls Foodstuff Program The cabinet adopted an emergency foodstuff progiam lodayianors ana street car operators aimed at Incieasing production and! said in an open revolt last night rutting down consumption after officers walked out of the Besides Japan's two crops of rice meeting some 300 rank and file annually the goemment hopes to members repudiated their officers i r- increase the planting of wheat bar- erIrd h(M nwn temporarv lead: 8 bpw ep Germans and Ital- ley and potaloe by utilizing land era art (apd WeUnJ for 2 a' Greprp anrt aa'rt i tneenng lor i a been necessary tn import four teen Italian divisions to occupy the now Idle Measure to reduce consumption Hensley international rep-j reinforce France's African gatri-resentalive said there will he hut it is said now they likely immediate attempt to disrupt to remain in France ire on interuroan and local lines hut the service will he Impaired hy! si the walkout within forty eight VOZ-fOnOfl UOSnSS Member of Division 192 bus' In Greece Are Reported dmer and sheet car operators LONDON Sept 26 VP Premier Emmanuel Tsourieros of the refugee Greek Government today declared he has received reports of frequent There were reports they would Hi ft open houHP jamboree Fun Munir Sourenirn iireeiinff a Xnr blfe iowiirlmta -J-ic Include mixing some slaich from potatoes and sweet potatoes with flour and the use of substitutes for riee and barley in making sake and soya auce Vichy Protests Arrests In French Indy-China southern part of the country he added "the Ital- Ians are somewhat better disci-j plined than the Speaking at a ptess conference he said Greek airmen and natal forces are operating with the Brit-1 ish in the Middle East and that no I part of the Greek Navy or mer-j chant fleet fell into axis hands Half the merchantment and a quar- ter of the navy he stated were! destroyed durin the evacuation Berlin Is Told Is Tagging Germans BERLIN Sept can In Berlin are busy these days knocking down with smiles a story going the rounds of the German capital that every German national! Thf city council Is expected to VICHY (Unoccupied France) dtciri flt ns meeting tomcht Sept It was announced whether it will Increase the mini-officially today I rench Indo-Chinti mum taxicab tale in Sacramento authorities have protested vigorous-! on prPSPn 7nnp hass or af) lv to Japan charging violation of a meter sstom I ndcr Submission The question was taken tinder submission hy the council last week following a session at which representatives of the majority of the rah companies urged a change in the present taxicab ordinance while one opera I or asked that the law-remain unchanged French sovereignty as a result of sudden widespread arrests hy Japanese troops in the French colony Mather Field Foreign Agents registration Art The material was enclosed In half a dozen mall sacks but William Maloney and Edward Hickey special assistants to the attorney general in charge of the inquiry refused to say what the paper and documents include- The investigation already has resulted in the indictment of Frank Burch Akron Ohio attorney for failure to register as an agent of the German Government Yesterday the giand jury heard fix witnesses among them Prrs-rott Dennett secretary of the Maka Europe Pay War Debts Committee and the Islands For War Debt Committee Too Late to Classify Hint A4 miv ptar4 tn (hi rnhimn late i 2 for inm riit ii paper It' iperlal oenlro for Ree reader (reritlnr rlannlfted clone at A MJ Remember ntM 2-ftOll tmv lime before 3 and tonr Hunt Ad will appear In (hot ume rioi'i paper RTYcTKTfo7 Bm7And OlrtnT vTapS up Rebuilt and euaranteed Cvderv AM neeftev for Schwinn Bi cvclen Easy term MABEL KAY8ER PRESS Prenee run coat Ltel Fall stylet 719 Street Room 211 new PM howeeu 117 am ymir work analyzed by I)ial 1-S7V9 inpBINO erma Dial VI 41 HAVE A Talent For Hav proteislonal room lt P-ItA hath AutnmuMf tfr $25 50 So pet Inquire 409 IPh S' reel WnfrcjraduaTK Nure wthe Work la pnvxte tmtiv Its week A-l reter- enf Diet 5-104 A ipntys Jn nothin Rew-nvtn Or Mended inynuiv Aiieratmnx 29m a-s40 WANT APARTMENT HOD8E hrtwin (w! mromt SI OAO to hv ilown Mr 8rhon 3-2027 dv of 0214 vntnt nr Aunlv Graduates 44 Under the proposed meter plan a minimum charge of 25 rents would be made for the first mile with 5 rents added for each one third mile thereafter An alternate plan under ronsid eration calls for an Increase from 25 to 35 cents In the minimum CPn' thP other zone charge May Act On Court The council also may dolermine whether to adopt an ordinance Kansas Lloyd Millar of KeNojuhieh would provide for ihe rrea- Wash Alton McClung of Kerens 0f A municipal court in the Texas Charles of She City of Sacramento thus consol- dan Wvo Jaik Oliver of Ocn-jjdatmK the two justices courts and (Continued From Page One) Ore Jesse Kelcher of Wichita 'Kansas Frederick Klopsenstem of Tacoma Wash: Karl Leabo of Alhany Ore Fredenck In'dehoer of Ukiah Mendocino County Edsel Lyon of Kilgore Texas Gene I Martin of Kansas Cily in the United States has been com-i bpkc-ial Pnes On t'nhonifrin s-ri i aw i mnto Chfulerfteld 2b04 Bt pelled to wear the swastika mg to orders that Jew in Germany! 15 Pii (Mtonn 004 hp'- must wear a Yellow Star of David1 Onn-y rn Purvtuv on their left breasts Jews have been wearing the star since September 19th and through-l kfhx wooDland cunt out the city one hears the people high type Experienced nemoneirxicr savmg: "ThP Jp" rTUSt "PBr hp JPlnW A NT omVe True vVr Fnp star heccuse America compels ouri iMvrv work On wk on Mo 'Germans over there to wear 4ftn Avenur I wavtkd sno tier oak wood The offices of American nrwpa- 31 per correspondents and the States Kmhassy hae received fre- quont inquiries whether the rumor based on fail NFWLY Decorated NicHy FumlnhM Council May Act On Taxicab Rate Tonight o)P police court Provided the council adopts such RI1 ordinance it must he approved kv electors at the November 4th election Two Are Arrested On Drunk Driving Charges By Highway Patrolmen Michael Scollan 32 of 2919 Street an employe In the county engineer's office was arrested early! i todny at Twenty First and Streels they itorped him 1 I county 1 ver Colo Homer Preston of Udall Kansas Gilbert Rhors of Ogden Utah Ralph Slater of llohart Okla Stephen Slater or A Stone Jr of Salem Ore: William Swartz Jr of Winfield Kansas Malcolm Syke of Spokane Wash: Cecil Tackett of Parsons Kansas Oscar Vordahl of Spokane Wash Robert Walton of Coffevville Kansas and Howard Weeks of Udall Kansas Die 109 I OUT 5 I I an ars lekes Reports Surplus Of The fut Inquiry to the Berlin bureau of the Annociated Pres came from someone who said he heard that Milwaukee Wis a regulation As three staff memhets hail from Milwaukee the first to enact such they were able to assure the inquirer they undnuhtdlv would have heard from home if the story wete true Official press officers said he government had nothing to do with the story and insisted they knew nothing aboltt It COME AMI HU US CELEBRATE the moat exciting piece of car new in veara The 1912 Nash has arrived! 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While Izow Summer Bate Ar ID Ffrect Lewis Furrier tsnt SirfK Dtst -iTTg Morirrn And Old Tim Pane At Mill I Mlla Oit Foom B'vd Fvenn Septemhee JTfh MUilC hr toHeartO Crcheatr rt WASHINGTON Sept hv State Highway Patrolman Harry Sei-roUty' Ickes the petroleum co- Starr on a charge of driving while ordinalor said today a "factual in- drunk ventory" has found a net surplus! Scollan the officer stated failed OSLO (German Occupied Nor- of only 5192 rati tank cars available to slop at the Sixteenth Street ar- way) Sept 26 '43 Norwegian lo haul petroleum to the Atlantic ferial and proceeded east on Citizens and stores must surrender Sr a boa Street driving from one side of their wool blankets for use by the This finding sharply disagreed the street to the other German Army In accordance with a with a contention by Policy Scollan was released from the decree issued today president of the Association of county jail on Ihe order of Justice The decree ordered everyone pn American Railroads that 20000 Idle of the Peace Gaddis who sessing hlRnkets to deliver them up tank cats are available for opera- signed a release which said suffi- before September 30th tion in the otl emergency jclent bond had been posted of whether or not he owns them1 The survey Ickes quoted was Stephen Garcia 23 of Sloikton Failure to do so or attempts to! made hy the East Coast Transpot-- San Joaquin County was ariested evade the decree were made pun- tallon Committee of the Oil Indus- on Ihe Stockton Road near Old Elk Ishable by a prtsort sentence up to trv i Grove hy State Highway Patrolmen three years or hy a heavy fine The senate committee which ln-Tltomas Birmingham and Lee Stein- Jte rovers are tn he paid for on vest igated the ntl situation in thejhetg on a charge of driving while the basis of appraisal by the Ger-Kast reported there was po short- drunk The officers said his ma- man Army It was stated In the de- age unnecessary alarm had hren rhine was weaving from ope side rree whirh excepts persons living created and suggested rextrlctionsjof the road to tha other before In the northernmost district of Norwegians Give Up Wool Blankets rsffardlpss Must 'Norway and area hil by ihe war DRYANDER MOTORS Niw Sirin el Fine Motor Con Hill AVI IIGITI SACRAMENTO 1621 Street on gasoline salts be lifted I.