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   Hayward Semi-Weekly Review (Newspaper) - January 26, 1934, Hayward, California                               Country of The Dally Review Published Every Tuesday and Friday Morning VOL No 187 HAYWARD CALIFORNIA FRIDAY JANUARY 1934 II S ATTORNEY 18 TEACHERS END CLASSES Coal Miners Seeking To Enforce eral Walkout and Fair Sponsor 12 Women Arrested for Picketing in Pennsylvania Penn Tan 25 public school building was dynamited 12 women pickets were arrested and oilier disorders reported today in efforts of the United Anthracite Miners to en- force c general strike Tim school in over township damaged when dynamite tied to a nearby Iree was set off Every window in school was Mown No one was hurl but JS teachers were forced to suspend classes A second bomb damaged the home ol John a miner The explosion at the school is Bald to have been set by striking miners after the lima had elapsed 1 when they were ordered to report for work lo their coal mine or to get their tools Rioting of a minor order has taken place here and at Union town between ers and Cauliflower Prorate Shipping Pact HOUSE T Pushed Ahead at Farm Center Meet p y Kidnaping of Chief of Liberty Unit to Be Quizzed Miss Billee Yuill with Steve the English bulldog judged the best canine in a recent dog show staged on the beach at Venice Cal With the pretty exhibitors garbed in the latest 1934 beach styles the show took on the aspect or a fashion parade Japanese Relations Pointed to for Reminder FAMED AIRMAN CASE TO SPEAK IS HEARD HERE Retail Code Fees Now Being Sought Notices of assessment of j ward retail merchants of fens un- der the NRA code o[ tition for the trade are being mailed to by Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce ber of the local board on instructions from XRA iu Washington The retailors are expected to pay code foe or SI each em- ploye working BO per rent or more of the working week and In answer a questionnaire the notice The NRA soon will issue sively lo retailers who have paid their assessments the special re- j tail governmental that is to replace the present Blue Eagle the notices say This will be by the national rode authority through the local authority as soon as made able by lie XKA Pilot Will Fly to nnd Address Cant T Campbell one the United States will fly an plane lo day address tbe Ro- tary club at noon it was an- by John T Carren club secretary Wilh 17 years experience in I aviation Captain Campbell holds altitude record for flying in autogiro planes Tic was the first cadet to solo at field Ohio tile World war and later commanded the flying field at Dallas Texas al thai lime the best field in the ilis record was at iu June With piano which will land at the high school grounds day morning Captain Campbell has flown across the continent for his present Pacific coast tour He recently aided in the scientific observation of an eclipse of the sun from the cockpit of his plane Two Other Con- tractors Fnce State Proceeding Three men today faced a district supervisor of the slate tors license bureau held to de- termine whether or not they had violated provisions of the state license law Tbe hearing was held in the city hall wilh Orman Lntz dis- supervisor presiding The men accused in the are George A street general C L electrician and Ed snu plumber A n Hayward contractor as be prosecuting witness willi the rase being prosecuted by II K Schulz district inspector for Full Treaty Fleet Stronger Aerial Forces Sought WASHINGTON Jan Plans for bringing the United j navy to Full treaty strength and its air forces j ere advanced today when the house rules committee gave status to Hie Vinson tor i obstruction of more than 100 ships over a five-year period leaders planned to put il up for consideration tomorrow or early next week Chairman Vinson said the placement program ihas dent Roosevelt's approval Relations with Japan were brought to the fore yesterday ter passage by the house of the navy department piy This measure paved the way for greatest lime naval program in American history Proponents of the two measures pointed to the perilous in the as demanding Ihls full preparation against possible hostilities Owner Is The Rotary club's program for day is in charge of Alfred L gor and Orland Close Shippers Stock Rise Given Rafe Cut Hits Snag in N A major victory for squab of this vicinity in the form of a 25 per cent reduction in costs of squabs for eastern points was announced Secretary op Chamber of merre Ilo said Chamber j with M Hogg and C Hay I King loaders in the squab try here had succeeded in ing this concession from the roads following an filed several months War Vet Believed Dead Found Alive OKLAHOMA dead since the World war Soldier James found by old of finger prints In a naval hospital when his wife plied for war Insurance benefits aggregating THE WEATHER tonight aml cooler ny York sleeks bad a recession after an rise for til days Losses iu most instances were under a and volume sharply from yesterday's total of shares Volume eonlinuod larue on thr bond market in all but V S nt bonds Tin laller r the lisi eased off moderately The new times sold over the nt i premium The dollar firmer slightly in of were easier wilh down mole than a bushel Activity slackened ns prices on the San cisco stock exchange losses were chalked un market in the active Issues were bi- lo score small gains Pacific las wore up a I III common de- i al Ica at fold down lo 7 nud moved lo on turnover of Among witnesses was Louis of lower avenue for whom Mr Asmussen is said lo have built a house without possessing a state contractor cense Mr 711 A street is said lo have done tbe electrical wiring of the house and plumbing Tile state according to Mr seeks to prove that Mr Asmussen did the work without a license and in violation of the stale law thai Messrs nnm and aided and ted him in violation An- other was 10 Peterson who said be refused lo work en a basis tor Mr on Schnlz thai Mr had a license in but lo renew the license beh it expired Land Bank Loans Reach Huge Sum BERKELEY During i working week ending last night he Federal Land bank hero closed loans lo the total amount of f I This represented graining of 405 land hank loans in of and laud bank f Tbe achievement of six ing days in Ibis figure nets an all-time high for tile eral Laud bank in Us 17 years of existence It represents an in- crease over the week before of and lops by more lhan Hie total of loans ma do by ibe bank in lober applications for loans coming from California Nevada and Arizona during the I week amounted to I Wirin Names fn Suit Over Affray Jan Attorney today ordered of the kidnaping of A L Wirin Los Angeles attorney by vigilantes to prevent him addressing a ing of lei ture strikers night In lo U S Attorney Hall the attorney general's in Washington dered tbe r any federal laws been violated filed suit in superior court here Jr F bead ol he Los red of Hie slate nnd John Docs Wirin charged prior lo bis kidnaping Iho bad conspired lo break a strike of 5000 pickers in Imperial valley MILK WAH OVER SAN milk war Is over and the price lias re- turned to 10 aj quart at slores and 12 cents hag pone up and bultor commands higher prices Tho reason is Ibal Portland and lie which usually supply Ibis market are buying instead of selling at this Lime DEAD SAN nes well known businessman died aboard ship to Honolulu last night His body will be re- turned here for 5 YORK Pauline crick noted married her fifth husband Col J A U S A Sunday she announced v Jan impetus was furnished a movement lo organize cauliflower growers of southern Alameda county wilh a marketing menl under tlie California Prorate act during last ol the center of Alameda County Farm here A committee consisting of M P Williams of Lloyd of Alvarado Alden Oliver of KAi n and C Kennedy of slate tor is to continue circulation of petitions for a prorate agreement It is expected Ibi will completed and filed with stale prorate officials by Feb 1 The agreement calls for ol shipping of cauliflower to market conditions during coming season with and growers assigned nite shares of tho volume of ness There are more than SO s of cauliflower In southern Alameda county operating on more titan 2000 acres Annual of tiie crop is estimated at and a million I Willis secretary of the Production Credit corporation explained the eral farm credit operations The group of about SO farmers present also discussed proposed ing agreements In rhubarb and apricots Yearly all flower growers present expressed support of the proposed flower shipping agreement NEWS GALLERY TAX LOOP HOI Committee Provisions for Penalties Drive for Silver Senate Debate on Gold Move Dorothy former film star and her husband Hell Miller crooner whoso sudden decision to separate with divorce to follow has taken Hollywood by surprise Wed in 1931 in a romantic elopement they had beer thought Ideally happy Mr Miller is Miss ond husband WASHINGTON Jnn ways and means approved a series income Lax in a 270 j to close ion loopholes The which would place- a i por cent penalty on coriso returns and tax not income of pp holding corporations p< rent on which the committe is expected ported out next week NEW RACKET CHARGE FILED Two Men as Drunken Drivers In 3 Court a I Veneer robbed ol in in cash J inn in uid si 71 in money order blanks last Perfect Working Plane Model d thai Deputy Dis- iriel Attorney Stanley iad in December postponed i case on tlie thai Mr would job and fur a I license Mr added that j Mr had not fulfilled this condition and that today's is the Mr said thai if one or nil of men are found guilty of the he would decree their in the con- business Mr Schnlz Unit If that should he dune dr would be asked lo formal couri ings violation or Hie late law for which maximum 1 of fine nnd six In jail are provided wus I recess for lunch One more of the numerous com- iu the so-called raekel liy which many of county have allegedly fleeced was filed in Justin court of Jacob Hauler Jr yesterday Named defendant is K L whose arrest in Stockton as lie is by W 10 Elliott of ward of having committed theft in bavins 1 n as pre- fur a life insurance policy which alleged lo have been complaint uas filed by Stanley uty attorney Drivers Two men were convicted in yesterday afternoon's court of driving while under the influence or William Oakland business man fined on this charge fid Inirk mi- i r on O'Neill road was lo ihi next 00 in tin jail by Judge a sentence on lion of a iuni fall Homestead l Sunday following a wiMi Aim Silva a not guilty of h ill a Miy e on condition that Sonza i iy 1 to Silva and that ax anil con- Little Richard J Lewis III of Albany N Y six months old on January 21st has been formally inducted into office as a full-fledged deputy sheriff by hij Sheriff Richard J Lewis of Albany He is shown wearing his badge The reason given was for the protection of hir parents HEAD ASSAIL MEASURE WASHINGTON Jan 25 Republicans assailed the velt monetary In the senat today while Inflationists led to rally support to for mandatory wider use ver in American currency Senator Hastings of chairman of the Republican committee attacked V dollar revaluation as and tending toward central political system within the government seizure of afl Senator Wheeler Montana Dem ocrat was trying senators Into amendment to authorize I of silver and expansion of thi currency through issuance of vcr certificates Hope was expressed that thi may be voted on late toda or tomorrow HAYWARD FATHER i 200 Fee in as Engine Hits Cur c T 1 Snn Francisco and father of instructor at tin Harte here was but when was dra age ef bis which Wtt r Pacific k Arthur W Mr The late Alexander Sacha Stavisky head and founder of the French pawnshop which collapsed with a loss c f to French citizens rocking wuh one of the worst in its Stavisky sought on n ing charge committed suicide when trapped by police Bremer Kidnaping til il M to Witnesses Found in ach in comity Jail l IT lo i of lias hope 1 by Judge Harder f her o 1 from the ic arned today as the eighth before driving bis abduction arain il bout news i TO SAX i left a i in in here -T PAl I T bad ibr bis n lie Said to be tho most complete and accurate working model of an ever built miniature amphibian observation plane was built tij Ben Hammer shown holding a Pasadena CM youth Powered with a motor It la complote from controls and ment board lo machine guru and retractable landing scar lie r traffic cases and a- announced by Clerk Crews U 11 J p for il to Identity of i may help police Two youths arrested Tuesday Silil 2n mi In by Upward were tin car when aril 111 conn One was sent lo be was kidnaped and saw county detention the scuttle Laier Iho cur it her lo Join Iho navy found bloodstained READ Aow In tlic Hayward Review nnd Kaymond   

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