The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 19

I THE SACRAMENTO BEE THURSDAY JUNE 9 1938 Pr 19 Spreading The News A Labor Terror Probe Results In Indictment Of 14 Grasshoppers By Billions Menace Six State Area Amateur Radio Operators Will Aid Centennial Employers On Coast See End Of Labor Rows SAN FRANCISCO June 9 Pacific Coast manufacturers returned home today with new hopes I that emplo) er-emptoye relations In I waterfront matters 're becoming smoother becanne Dougla Aircraft Firm Loiei NLRB Appeal SAN FRANCISCO Jun ft-(UP) The United States Circuit Court of Appeal baa dismissed a petition of tha Donald Douglas Aircraft Corporation of Santa Monica which asked the court to review and set aside a National Labor Relations Board order Instructing th company to reinstate forty nine striking employes with hack pay John Jennings NLRB counsel told the court the board previously-had withdrawn th order to prevent It from being possibly overruled because of procedural errora Donald Douglas president of the James Donlan 49 Film Actor Dies HOLLYWOOD June 9-W-FU neral services for James Donlan 49 vetetan Broadway and Hollywood actor will he conducted today Donlan who died of a heart attack Tuesday had hi laat rnla in Harold Lloyd' Professor Beware yet unreleased A AS rSSOK KNOWS CIIKKFNS SAUGUS -A poul try owner Insisted there were only twenty seven hen In his flock A douhtlng assessor let out a lusty and forty aeven fowl obeyed the summons The tax hill was made out for forty seven Chief Deputy State Fire Marshal Is Charged With Extortion Soldiers Frmr CCC there sre no pay) pgf niecf Southwest Rocky Mojntein Region session of the convention Post Cards Carrying Story ginning to uiu Of Exposition Will Ba Used To Answer Queries ta no cargo checks" The closing two SPRINGER June 9 -i Grasshoppers by the billion ace on rVv in Ik anr of the NLRB order had the march In the deep southwest g0UKpt to prevent the board from aircraft company who contested withdrawing the order so the rase might he tried on Its own merits Annual June Sale Manufacturers day yesterday was told by Almon Roth president of the Waterfront Employer Association: "The time la here to atop coddling labor unions Why should they not be subject to the same restraints as employ era Why Should they be exempt from Injunction proceeding? Why should they not he te-quired to fulfill their contract?" Hope la Seen He asserted he secs hop In the increasing puhlic Interest In labor problems Including the growing belief of many that government liability depends on the solution of labor troubles "so that we can afford to put men back to work Roth declared aelf Interest of the water front worker Is making them more eooperatlve with the employer He said the raelftc Coast shipping Industry has made great progress through collective bargaining with well organised employer and employe groups "It Is encoutaging to note the admission of Harry Bridges the CIO leader that there ts a celling as well as a floor to wage" Roth told the manufacturer Costa Cut Down Joha He aaid wage costs have kept employers from hit Ing more workers and that economic condltiona Indicate wage should be lowered not Increased Dr Taul Cadman of San Francisco president of the American Research Foundation declared social security rannot work without government solvency and that security rannot rente from taking The story of the Sacramento Golden Empire Centennial will go to the far corners of the globe through a plan adopted by the local amateur radio operators and the two Sacta-mento stations KFBK and KROY The amateurs as well as the commercial stations receive requests from short wave listeners throughout the world for verification of reports of reception Reply By Cards The replies from Sacramento will be made by post cards supplied by the centennial conmittee The cards will contain an illustrated invitation to attend the centennial Feature events of the celebraSlon will be described A committee of amateur operators composed of Howard Vogeli John Mates and Barton Car-rick has arranged for the cooperation of the amateur operators In the plan The cards known as QSL cards also will have a printed list of the names and addresses of the individual operators In Sacramento Many Queries Expected eentennial will get widespread attention as a result of the plan" said Vogeli will bring inquiries shout the centennial and will gie the amateur operators here an opportunity to tell about it In their conversations Sacramento amateur operators are in touch with every section of every state In the United States LOS ANGELES June Fourteen men Including one city end one etate official today itood Indicted by the county grand Jury on conspiracy extortion and aaaault chargea reeultlng from a terroristic campaign In the cleaning and dye Ing Industry Those Indicted are: Frank Soovel chief deputy state fire marshal Alfred Lushing city water and power commissioner Samuel Blumenherg Harry Dan-sky Thomas Porter and Lewis Black described as business agents of the CIO cleaners and union Joseph Engler attorney for the union Fred Moody Robert Cowan Benn Keller Ben Torlcl and George Rubin Lushing Is the former head of an association of wholesale cleaning plant owners while Seovel Is said to have harassed retail cleaners with unfair Inspections when they refused to raise prices upon Lushing's orders District Attorney Buron Fitts said: These Indictments are the answer of the grand jury to labor terrorism In Los Angeles County Disabled Veterans Are To Install Officers Officers will be Installed by Sacramento Chapter No 6 Disabled American Veterans of the World War at a meeting Saturday night Hector Maffel of Stockton the department senior vice commander will be the Installing officer The new officers are: Leslie Ilulen commander Ernest Faton senior vice commander Dr Harvey Veon Junior vice command dh onion toveueer COMBINATIONS and OIIUILES By h'Tt ume me stage and by post cayis amateur radio operators in Sacramento and tactmfy mil tell the world alxut the Sacramento Golden Empire Centennial of 1933 A commit' tee of operators Howard Vogeli at the microphone and John 8 Hayes left and Barton Carrkk id working out a plan to publicize the centennial Bee rhoto and virtually every foreign country" The radio plan will cover a period of more than a year beginning now from the rich and giving to the and continuing through the cele-j poor Such division of wealth he said would destroy employing power of Industry and bring increased hration next year Amateur listed The amateurs who will send the and Rocky Mountain region threatening farmer and stockman with ruin Fitted against a fantastic Insect menace to millions of acres of farm and grazing land are hundred of men and machines waging desperate war against seemingly relentless hordes National Guard Movea National guard detachments moved Into Infested areas In northeastern New Ktx and the Texas Panhandle today while Colorado Oklahoma Montana and Wyoming farmers anil government agenctea mobilised tnetr resources against the pest In Wyoming Montana Utah and Idaho live giasshopper threat is ovt shadowed by the Mormon cricket nexi motive and equally voracious cousin of the In New Mexico where scores of poison mi' ing plant have been working uay and night for two weeks the dreaded migratory movement of the la under way In Union Counts e-td northern Colfax County tr-wllng Insect armies are on th 'ove ovtHand at crews of weary CCC enroll farmer and stockmen dumped pot-son by th ton to check migration Appeal For Aid Fighting forces nmvt! at top apeed agan-'t the Impending sero hour when the grasshoppers cease to crawl and take wing One in the air their destructive attack on range and crops cannot he checked "If we lick them thts week lick us" declared Governor Cly Tlngley of New Mexico ap pea mg for $100000 federal aid Tli current Infestation is the fruit of last unchecked Inva-s' to when winging clouds of laid egsx in countless numbers A repetition this '-rsr all authorities agree might seriously en-dvnger the entire state of New Mexico and crtppla financially ranchers and farro-rs Checked At Ciacea New Mexico's giaxxhopper coordinator Albert Mitchell covering the by airplane reported the menace che kd In some spots but described a serious a nearly 100 per cent Infestation of a 2S000 acre tract In Harding Countv where migration Is In progress A Texas control committee set up headquarter at Dnlhait In the Panhandle to wn Governor James Allied dispatched trucks and national guard Ted Houghton Fanhandl rancher and grasshopper inordlnator i tlmated damage In four Texas 'sn ties between V00000 and ftiVOtrs) with potential damage aa much aa $15000000 In Colorado 4000000 acre In twenty eight counties-rerlv all eastern Colorado Is thns'ened with Infes'atton and lfiOO farmer are at wore spreading poison halt They were reinforced there as elsewhere hv CCC workers and crev ft mo the SCS forest servlr and WPA Licenw Of Sacramanto I Audit RcVCals Contractor Is Suspended State Registrar of Contractor Aithur Alher today announced a six month license sus- Credit Union Is rards are- A PtmNi of XJ4fl Mamhnll Wav Vlflof Raltsnpnurt of 1120 HfHt Oor VUnhart of 9T34 Ktrat Avnu HKrt La riant of Rout 3 Ro 12ftO Pl Bn HtlfthU John pt1y 2M0 fttrrat Io Ptokl of 1390 Forty Fifth Htroat Rhrl Brown of 17 2 1 Forty Firt fttrrat 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Brton rlrh of into ltrat Howard VH of 4ft 2 Fvnth Avtnim John 9 Maa of 200 Tntv Fifth Rrt Jhn of 2001 11 Rtrra Knnrth Blnv of 172 Thirty Eighth 8trt Hildebrand 1012 Framnnt Wav Clara nr ft Cwmra of 9ft 1 2 Brat Hart Court Rlwood Mof fltt of 9501 Ntnth A vnu Richard Oandv of Rout 3 Bov 551 Ruael ft Morgan of Bog 94 tRad Convr of 4ft 12 Ht root Jam AHn of Rout 4 Bo 907 Crawford ftpurr of 3WM fttraet flaor ftpfndtr of 727 fttra Mathew Cneknmaaoff rf 104 Water (It reel Brvt nd Rudolph Tartl of 301 Twtnly fourth fttr( Frank Hamilton treasurer Chait pension has been imposed on the Plnia officer of the day Joseph jMartinelll Construction Company Madelros sergeant at arms Edgar of Sacramento which is headed by 1 Mayo chaplain: Dr Porter Nick Martinelll The suspension wa-ssL fa-si ss-rNssr su-sysr zan In Good Shape An audit conducted by Mc-Caleh an accountant for the state historian Ray Lewli has been the hooks and fund of the Beffato Laatiqwa aaguUrV tfM Spun Sftt Laa Lftatiqua ragviftrty (1210 Sacra- appointed adjutant Alex Marr member of the Chapter will be candidate for fgtate commander at the convention In San Jose June 19th to 22nd The Hindus believe the Ganges River rises from the feet of Brahma failed to keep record of hi con- on demand'0" Iroduoe ton have not been tampered I The order Alher aaid will e-ntaMahrd interfere with Martinelll completing Jh udit hSfhhe current contracts hut will prevent Krh him from accepting or bidding upon I ssr durtn! ssss aion period week was aqjitenced to Folsom State Prison may have used the funds of the union to cover shortage in th county treasury Hughe pleaded guilty to emhes-- zlm $4 SIX) from the county warrant fund McCaleb completed the audit last night and declared th rredlt union fund and accounts are "entirely correct" While asking thst the audit be made Kitchen last Monday issued a statement In which he pointed out the rredlt union funds entirely are under his rontrol sntl It would have been Impossible for Hughes to have used any of the money ACT CIUNCr SOUGHT SAN FRANCISCO June 9-(UP Th West Coat industrial leaders closed a two day convention here last night with the adopt lor rf a resolution urging the revision the Wagner Ibor Art The resolution held that the "one sided" law I unfair and fails to give due regard to sound principle of employment relation The convention No Included In the resolution a condemnation of sit down and at i Ikes Other resolution adopted alrurk at government competition with Industry praised the enactment of the ldtft revenue art and urged the "need of stability In tax policy" demanded relaxation of rerlaln pro visions of the securities set of 1DT3 nd the Securities Exchange Act of urged congress to "put the fedeisl old age annuity system qn a pav as'-you go basis" expressed accord with the fundamental of federal anti (nut law and favored the continued cooperation between agriculture and Industry Action Print Of Boat Wins First Place In Photographic Contest A salon print by Wllllnm Gibson showing a sailing yacht In action on Lake Washington has been awarded first place In a photographic contest sponsored by the Sacramento Junior Chamber of Commerce Second and third place awards went to Noiman Marks and Fred Roth There wi twenty five entries all from the Sleria Camera Club The pictures were taken during th Spring regatta of the Small Boat Racing Association of Northern California held last month William A Meyers Jr a member of the Junior river and harbor committee said the winning pictures will be used In a publicity program to acquaint the state with sallboating Tba mU you for ovary yaar if you know Fiasaas tbo parted opportunity to got oequaintod if you aon't Whatever you typo of figuro there'i 0 Flex designed to make you youngar loveliar mo eomfort-a bio than you're avar baan ba-fore and H'l waiting for you now at about lass than you'd utuolty pay tor it But shop aorty to bo assured Corset Shop Next te Hippodrome Theater 1015 STREET Liberal Win Again In Saskatchewan REGINA (Saskatchewan' June 9 (Canadian Pres) Hope of the Social Credit Party were dashed a the Liberal provincial government of Premier Palteraon wa swept hack to power today In election for the fifty two seat In the Saskatchewan Legislature It will he the second successive legislature without Conservative representation The liberals held fifty of the last fifty five seats Bon ini WI SIVI CASH CHECKS Further Reductions in Effect Tomorrow! 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