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wwwxwwvionnnr .1 i 't 7 7 i Mlf hw, fas 14, 19S4 THE IN DEPENDENT Pag Labor Guilty -Plea Enterti v. Defendant Sentenced '9 'gy- Gertrude Drummer, 19, MtlSt admitted conspiracy y6ount in June She I sentenced July 18. (6 43 on I i. An alleged member of a marijuana selling ring Monday pleaded guilty for; the second time to a conspiracy charge in Superior Court. Norman Sharp, California Ave fenced Thursday, the charge in June but later withdrew the plea, Jt Two other alleged members go on trial today on twpcouhts of selling marijuana and one of uan wgif jeers' Coveb, 1 un diets.

ag marijuana and one of Raymond Rameriz DeLeon, 39, of Los Angeles, Monday was sentenced by Superior Judge Richard B. Eaton to two consecutive 10-year-to-life terms -in state prison on armed -robbery charges. DeLeon, an unemployed laborer, also was given a concurrent 5-to-10-year term for assault wjth a deadly; weapon. The defendant declined coun alk marijuana' dgafets on-C. occasions to of-.

y. and female under agents who posed as-ad-j were arrested Mail They were arrested 7 flm' 'flif 1SalCiV A I j). 'iJ- AAw 7n sel. pleaded guilty; to all three1. conspiracy.

They are David counts, admitted a prior felony conviction and asked for immediate sentence. 1 The assault count stemmed I from the July 3 shooting of po- Wnmnn lice Sgt. Thomas Welch when tamui he stopped four men for questioning about a W. Wardlow Rd. liquor store holdup.

Sgt. Welch was hit in the ankle by a bullet which glanced, off a wheel of his patrol car. Of the other one acy. They are David Washington, 21, 01917 Ala- mitOs and James WashingtiC ton Jr 30. of 1342 Wesley Dri nan llurt in Jump From Moving Car wilma Marie Gariiott, 33, of Roswell Long Gov.

Goodwin J. Knight, principal speaker Monday at the California State Federation pf Labor convention, pledged three-point state program to reduce industrial' accidents, re- examine minimum wage aijd hour regulations and Instituted spare-time job program for teenagers. '( Other speakers warned means must be 'developed to. the shock to' workers displaced by automation and called fpr revisions of the Taft-Hartley Law artd the Davis-Bacon Act. In' the forefront of activity during the afternoon business session in Municipal Auditorium was the approval, by delegates of revisions in the federations constitution1 and of policy statements.

i Today delegates -will hear addresses by Edward F. Park, California Labor Commissioner; Richard A. director of the California Department of Corrections; and Daniel V. Flanagan, director of organisation, American Federation of Labor. Among resolutions expected to be brought to the convention either today or Wednesday is Proposition 4, the oil conservation measure on the Noj.

6 1 The State Building Traces Conference, representing 300.000 AFL-CIO union workers in California; by unanimous vote ofiits steering committee endorsed he proposition Monday. William G. Carroll, secretary of the SBTC, said his group will Ante solidly for" Proposition 4 when the issue comes before the convention delegates. The pro position has also been endorsed j. by the president of the.Loag Beach Natal Shipyard Dfriplriyees Assn, and the heads of three other local labor unions.

1 In return for his three-point program of aid to labor, uov. Knight asked organized, labor to help maintain CalifornUi's moderate climate of unifer-' sVanding and appreciation for the rightful aspiration of both labor, and management. CASTAIC of Highwaj-s Mondii startjMl Work on Zifety valveilV parking areas tot trucks pn five-mile gradeof the Rignfc 7f Route where six drivers Jor ru away trucks have since'. The drivers trucks, oh th section Highway 9Q 'are crest ftfie gradfr" three-quarters of a' yiiile They also will penriit 'drverstfa- i inspect the4 air V. I jliecOnneptiois before starting i dow-p the jteep grade' 1 trucks have (been kUleC-i Jan.

1 I he parking' areaMnn wnicffaX in can steer- a J- fl Beach, received majof injuries when she jumped front an automobile in San Diegpj The car, going or 30 miles an hour, the police report said, was, driven by Mrs.Garri-otts husband. Guy Kent'Garri-ott, 33 of 12302 22nd St Ar-tesia. Garriott told investigating officers, they said, that his wife had been arguing. officers, they said, that he and was sentenced to state prison last week in San Diego on ai other robbery charge, one is Bwaiting trial here Adg. 31 and one has not been 'captured.

talles i bearing placards the delegates here is George Roibieris, regional-, head of the AFL-CIO Pdlitical Action who flayed he termed -the income tax union prgan zati ns part jf the 3.500 delegates attending the. alifOrnia State Federation of Labor convention here overflow the'cAnfentioji hall floor 6 Municipal Auditorium. Addressing the riventi 6 Municipal Auditorium. lAddrci 3Iissouri Picnic Annual summer picnic pf the Missouri State Society wlll held Aug. 26 in Bixby Park.

I Hr 'i jmtmhetion is no jthp cause of freedopn; tlcorl iHe i hutbmition corltir uatioh ofdhe soicial justice, majee inapiifcq dojthc Of full employment, lie Id. "can improve! work policy statementj rxlstrnre of I maladjustments and I He said than trend to work of. moi peace iyment, said, serious, 'Automat give greatly atly the "The and In i he economy requires Immediate and positive action by. otb private! groups and gov-rnment if another, full-blown recession is to bej' averted. Of taxation the policy statement said, Federal action tc rbstore to full operation thd progressive character of the federal tax structural through the elimination: of loopholes, ero- ing conditions fnake higher rtal Magics a purchasing power.

But," he juiff. tion will hi for deve! cushion the i workers. rin con fldent, Webb sold, jthet let or and Management will -wo rk. but such means." 1 A second afternoon session sfions, and leakages in the tax The Governor said he will -ask; speaker, Brjanj P.j Deajers, gen-structure favoring the wealthy. enactment of 'for low and axpayers.

re legislature for a budget ral if the State 'ind through: the sari 11 substantially i 1 i and 'Construction immediate relief Council! of which will substantially crease the number of sajfety Trades Cou: hnmi ilifdrnia, ap- i(niddle income the u-hinh Imcnt i in two nains an imlnedi te goal of crating abor. tanized lalxVr." a' prc-hre: The statement ijncnt To the said the ration, "while opposing, all Ac'tj-. whiijh would tlicTTffl to sign Revenues through Jobs a -e begun. additional orts to obtain Fed-! irf-j iiicrrascd state the imposition consumer taxesi' vill continue to press for re4 ision of the stile's regressive ax structure, nj accordance vith the princip of ability to 1 i i Of the Taft-H rfley Act and abor legislation, the statement engineers assigned to. the son- pealed for; struction section' of the State federal actfc Dept, of Industrial Relations.

Dear: Studies are nndr way, he Mid, and. public hearings Will he held within the next year on minimum wages, hours and working conditions in 11 in- He also dustry and occupational of a section -) groups. jing to open Gov. Knight said he. plaits to 'work form an advisory' committed on I Dcaycrsi -teen-age employment as Jong; men ts to the as hard-won gains to prevent the-act whitfh abuses of child labor sacrificed and the- adu winner's position in the labor! struction proji market is not lie said; Ernest B.

Webb, directqr of.j Dearfrs jrallr contract flimer Taft-Hartley assurew-orkenj contracts biefogc yiry of Labor prevailing wagps Id i he el mination ti acl pertain-hop or right-to- urgedj amend-)a is-Bi conj Act. I lir cts ie, Sccre- to pre- etermine aid organized Jbpr renews it pn feqeral con-1 pledge to press fpr: the elimina- er tge ider the to all of the! evil! I of thv Taft Iartley ActJ andjjtije enactment a soundj anqj' fair national abor relatioris lajvv based on the principles of the WKntr i nnstruc-i i herever nvolved. federally assisted tion programs, or federal Money the California Department of Industrial Relations, told delegates to, the 54th annual convention the population the llion state will grow by four milli And ho ikidj 'the yet. should fiinge benefits rrice Station Give fi ly wi gem. poliejj approved ainci to inter- persons by the year 1966.

In his address, The Nex Ten Years, he said the increase in, by delegates population will necessitate! pro-national affairs viding a million and a half jmore ment. taxation provide i for along with hou ful andi and Scrv to to Girt id Coma Kenneth1 pi. Wehinger, owner of a Shell service station at Palo Verde and Spring; has his staff all set to ipump as mudi gasoline ais Impossible Wednesday during Susan Payette1 Benefit Day. Mill: actibns of thej. All proceed from! the days the lommuriistj.

sales above actual dost of tpr stila products and.iaxes will go into the the hegding the icy jobs, bringing the state's. 1. force, to 7li million W-orkc-s. Based studies of trrnda in vaflons' Industries, Webb Mid jobs will Increase In trade and service Industries In atorrs. public utilities, Iron-- that, despitn the struction' and public services.

Congress ol vief i ia 1 and ment, Orgapizi la' tor warns Ifriperi poac( i of ilism special fuhd for the 15-yedr- throughout the gountrj-, WelS) threatens the-said jobs will be affected now inventions, new processes The statcn)on: and by that development United State tc automation! 'Intensify its' aw I I old Susan; jhas lain neon-call upon thq scious sincq hpi heart stopped, i repa red'toi then was Start rv again, during a oifensive irt tonsilectomy Buffumi v-- Jf AAJULAA.Z.