Times, The (Newspaper) - May 27, 1941, San Mateo, California CANYON SANITARIUM PURCHASE ORDERED Behind The News t Syndicate WASHINGTON Dy Tucker British tives in ton are passing out private word that England will seek a ed with Germany within three months unless the United declares war In tho time That 5s the ultimatum which President Roosevelt will have in the back ot hit mind id- dresses the nation tonight England is at the end of her rope According to private from London The people of the Island are holding up magnificently under bomb raids But they demand that Uie fame sort of punishment bt ad- ministered to German centers The RAF is trying to comply hut k ia balked by tho distances between Hi airfield and Nazi industrial ters Hitler to lie on to conquest of tht East and the Mediterranean If Japan and Russia should join him in aggressive warfare in the Middle and Far Kast plight of Britain and the United States would become Cold turkey Churchill has told our people that he and tha British will hold oat if we declare war on the Axis powers Such a move in the Prime opinion would buck up British morale and lower that of the enemy It would be in Churchill's estimate the turning point of the war But unless we go in and quickly there is every prob- ability Hint England like Vichy will to collaborate with Der Fuehrer the establishment of n new European Weathe Unsettled tonight and Wednesday light drizzle tonight change in temperature moderate westerly wind TQ THi DMT Today's News it in many of I he you be on the air FULL LEASED UNITED PRESS DIRECT WIRE AND FEATURES 35 No 149 YEAH PAGES SAN MATED CALIFORNIA TUESDAY 1041 PEll MONTH Bismarck Caught as it Neared French Haven W B W Stalked Over Miles S J Departmental threaten to the health of the i soldier in the draft and regu v Unless President s intervenes epidemics of sickness those of 1917 may result The army and navy have ired tha National Research council first founded during the Civil war to study diseases and to provide a cure for them The prevalent are the common cold flu and malaria The which consists of the hest physicians in the United States recommended an appropriation of for re They pointed out that dis- made for the army ant navy eventually would redound tc the benefit of the civilian tion Hut Paul social ity office apparently of the health agencies cut thr figure to Tha reduction that specialized re search into soldiers diseases wil be prevented In view of Mr Me angle of interest in the prob lem believe tha the question has not been presenter to him in the proper light or tha perhaps he allowed subordinates to becloud his judgment Transfusions ed funds and army medico and scientists are remark able experiments and discoveries Their findings eventually will be come a boon to mankind Detail cannot be given JOT fear that the might tip off the Germans but hen are a few Research by navy and John Hop scientists has developed an ap cure for cholera a may become more of a prob lem to our armed forces in view o the decision to fortify tropica bases It 11 known as The navy has not suf funds to buy this druff Jo experimental purposes But n pri vale company contributed 150 pounds to Uncle Sam This suppl has been shipped lo Shanghai where naval doctors will try th on the native population view of successful preliminar tests the British have bought 200 rounds for use in Egypt and th Middle Kast scientists have also a new kind of blood bank for transfusions on and off the battlefield And ibis must re- main a secret for it is an Turn to Page 7 Column S Says NEW YORK May 1016 General retain made himself mous by saying They shall not pass In he not only lets the Germans pass but permits Darlan to slip the loaded dice of France free It is so free in fact that you can tell it from the other 20 per cent The Ankara communique didn't whether Premier Inonu packing the minute Ambassador Von Papen assured him Hitler had positively no designs on Turkey Kven though the Nazis spread out over Europe as thin as wallpaper Adolf naturally figures has such a situation in hand the old davs of and 1910 when the used n proof why they simply had In out of County Board Orders Canyon Sanitarium Buy Hickey Votes No Opposition by Executive Others Overridden REDWOOD May the face of preponderant public opposition four members of the board of supervisors today voted to purchase Canyon sanitarium in the next fiscal year for use as a county tuberculosis hospital Supervisor Thomas L Hickey voted against the purchase after announcing lie abide by the report of three experts who recently advised the county it was not a good deal Authority The decision followed a sharp argument between Executive Peterson and the board over the question of authority The executive contended propositions for acquiring county facilities must originate with him Assistant District Attorney ruled against executive Sullivan said the charter provision referred to Peterson gives the latter power to for adequate county facilities only by and with consent of the board and added There is nothing which says the board cannot buy the property without consent of tha executive Supervisor Jack Lynch then moved that the chairman bo authorized to negotiate and sign the contract It was seconded by to Page 2 Column FROM S M TO REGISTER ON JULY 1 a thousand young men ot San county 4 Green Disowns Strike in S F Bay Shipyards Riot Threat in Oakland as Electricians Go Back to Posts WASHINGTON May President William Green of the American Federation of Labor today denounced and disavowed the strike of 1700 machinists in San Francisco shipyards and declared it placed the name and reputation of the AFL in jeopardy The strike which has tied up worth of defense shipbuilding contracts in the area called in violation of the pledged of the of Machinists which has jurisdiction over 1200 of the strikers told the senate committee national defense Pledged Honor They pledged their honor and their good name to carry out this agreement seel Green exclaimed in the air n cony of the master negotiated for shipbuilding workers on the Pacific coast The agreement to which Green referred contained provisions and specified that labor disputes be referred to arbitration said it was signed by every union involved SAN FRANCISCO Slay 27 Oakland police put in a call for n riot squad from the company today when a clash threatened between AFL workers pickets in AFL-CIO machinists strike 11 San Francisco bay area The threat of trouble via lo Pace 2 Column 4 3 Billion for More Planes WASHINGTON stay President Roosevelt today congress for in new appropriations lo provide more planes for Ihi arvl navy Tho request in a Speaker Sam Texas for for for the army for naval planes The request reflected an imminent tremendous expansion of aircraft production schedules Luf pave no details on the number and type of planes to be produced It the army request included an item for thousand heavy by President Roosevelt Only the roughest are possible at this time It vras stressed but based on of slate draft officials t is that the number of youths who will register with each of this county will vary between 150 and Registration will be required on July 1 according to executive order President of all who lavo become 21 years nld the first draft registration October 16 Other developments in the draft picture today were released Hy Menlo Park board of of men selected for induction June 3 on the tenth call and announcement from Snn Francisco of ninth corps area quota in the twelfth call Call Issued The Tiew call will take in 2158 from June 23 to June 26 divided as California Washington 232 Idaho 107 officials estimated 177 Utah 71 and Nevada 43 On the eleventh call for 1372 California youths three San Mateo county boards will furnish 20 The call period is June 10 17 and 18 Three volunteers Robert E Garcia anil Eugene Hill both of Menlo Pork and Raymond Lee of Salinas top Menlo Park tenth call list expects to come from Salinas to be inducted with others With the volunteers will go William Daseking of Menlo Park Nathaniel Johnson of Half Moon Bay Charles Green of lied wood City and Joe of San They will leave by train next Tuesday at a m Draft officials have estimated that California youths will be affected by the July 1 order Over the it ia expected will compared to signed up nst October HOPKINS TO TAKE WITNESS STAND AGAIN Times Redwood City Bureau REDWOOD CITY May Miss Hopkins in barking dog abatement cnse will return fo Hie witness stand tomorrow morning further lo refute Huddart Park With Son Francisco planning to abandon its claim to the Wood side park site deeded to the city by late James M Huddart pioneer lumberman possibility was scon today that the state will take over property f First Claim will provided that San Francisco should have first claim to the property for development Direct examination will be resumed by Defense attorney Joseph J Bullock Whether Miss Hopkins will he submitted to cross examination by Edmund Scott counsel for the complainants Jlr and Mrs F A Cookc was a matter of inasmuch as lie bail previously licr when she was called as an adverse witness at the outset of the trial last week Tt is possible that the case concluded Thursday Superior Judge Cotton may decide from the bench whether Hiss Hopkins -15 pedigreed dog constitute a nuisance or he may take it under submission sold he has several more to testify for Miss Hopkins and if time he may produce sound recordings in court of the noises made at the kennels ami nt varying Turn In Page 2 Column COUNCI ON MANKINI Application of Mankind Uu survived several investigations pictures in San license bureau to the aly council We want to find out what this group ia trying to disseminate before we grant it permission to operate in San Mayor Kmnk P Simmen n member of the license gureau explained He said the council at Us TO PASS UNITED itcd mysterious group which has to show its propaganda today referred by the the site it should then go to the state and if the state did not want Turn U Page 3 Column Hamilton Ordered Into 5 Representative Hamilton Fish R N outspoken critic of the ministration today was ordered to e active duty by the army He holds n the rank of colonel in the specialists reserve Fish will go on active duty with his consent on July 1 reporting to Fort BrapE Carolina for training He will be on active duty one month Vichy Renews Pledge Not to Give Up Navy r WASHINGTON Muy 1 French Ambassador Gaston delivered to the state department today a note from the Vichy e government renewing pledges that 3 France would not surrender her 3 licet or her colonial empire to the Monday will decide when it wishes a private showing of the two films United and Dealers in Death B Ingersoll who represented the city attorney's office Turn fo Page 2 Column Guard Saves 39 From Torpedoed Ship May The coast culler Greene ay up survivors of a torpedoed merchant ship in the Atlantic and for 60 more The announcement was mndo by tic treasury refused in the nationality name or location of tho lifeboat loads of survivors were up first M f a m with Ihr officer ard almard and the it S a- m CITY J City county community lo be tlie county housing authority tary announced today hy and F E Hoffman authority's legal the 11 aly City council passed consent ami co-operation freeing the authority from axes o approved by tho councils of San Mateo and NEW B PROGRAM c MIC Mini under the current program of Johnson executive sec the present the authority feels that the needs at these three will consume all of Ihc which is earmark for this county in We have i chosen in purls nf he county I Turn o 7 Column f LOSES d CHICAGO May Don y Budce today was dethroned as na r professional tennis chant pion when he to John fn na lional pro tournament WASHINGTON Jla Roosevelt today railed in congressional lenders of holh parties for fin eleventh hour review of tlie fireside chat he will deliver to he nation and the world anight at o'clock Pacific time Crete Situation Serious BATTLESHIP TRAPPED BY BRITISH FLOTILLA ADMIRAL DIE World to Tune In Tonight on Lengthens Speech Will End All Doubt on For- eign Policy Early WASHINGTON May Roosevelt today lengthened the momentous for- eign policy address that he will deliver tonight while isolationists urged him to On Air Tonight President speech will he heard at C o'clock nn tions KPO KGO KYA and give renewed assurances that you will take no step likely to involve this country in Announcing that the address last -15 instead of the 30 planned White House Secretary Stephen T Early Will M Doubts 1 you can say that by Wednesday morning there will no longer he any RS lo what the policy of this government As if to bolster previous tions that address Turn lo 2 Column 5 to Fly to U S This Week LONDON May ed States Ambassador John G Wil nant iiy lo the Staler the end of the week to dis- cuss the war situation with dent Roosevelt it was Baseball Results BERLIN Mny Germany today admitted the low of her new battleship Bismarck but the high mand asserted Nazi air forces are attacking the British naval unit which sank the German dread naught A special communique of the Nazi high command revealed the German air force had been hurled into action in an attempt to retaliate n gainst the British sea forces which brought the marck to bay LONDON May British aerial torpedoes and naval shells sank the pride of the Nazi navy Bismarck today after a pack hunt in which at least half of Brit- ain's battleship force turned loose seeking vengeance upon the which sank the great warship Hood Details of the three-day sea drama which started in the Denmark straits between Greenland and Iceland last Friday night and ended at 11 a m today 400 miles or so off Brest were made public by the admiralty and rime ter Winston Churchill The admiralty revealed gency orders had mobilized a huge nval force to run down and kill the Bismarck after word crackled through wireless the Hood had been sunk in the first encounter wtih the Saturday ing de Grace The coup rie grace was delivered upon the Bismarck the admiralty revealed by the cruiser Dorsetshire this morning which was ordered to close in and pink the Nazi battleship torpedoes after blic crippled and tually put out n f action by heavy ships of the royal navy and aerial attacks The revealed the was run down and sunk by BRITISH NAVAL STRENGTH AT CRETE GROWS May Fierce fighting was reported in progress in ho urea of ern Crete tonight hy well who described ihc as LONDON May Great Britain mid Germany both arc nj into the buttle of it authoritatively the loss of tw and British cruisers ami four the outcome of conflict now hangs in the balance Bitter Fighting Fighting on the island ia most bitter as a result Turn to I 2 Column 2 NATIONAL Brooklyn 102 003 S 0 000 7 1 Casey and Phelps and Warren Wings ton 001 7 Boston Hartley and Hayes Wagner and 12 1 ooo i n i and II Bridges Witness on His Own Behalf SAN FRANCISCO May Bridges CIO loader testified in his own defense today in deportation proceedings instituted to Fend him back to tralia RS undesirable H ex- Bridges would be on the stamt several In his 1030 hearing he testified three days but much of testimony already has been into the record of the present proceedings I km an York nd 101 412 Ruffing and Kosar Chase and Karl Si Louis 002 II 010 000 Mun and Ill 12 Drizzle Due For County Tonight A drizzle to the one JJI of LUI inch rain Kim will to the wrath The heie the seasonal total to inches compared to 22.71 inches last year Mills had hut a trace and wood City no vain MATK HOLLYWOOD of Actings RMh probably the heaviest naval force Turn lo Page 2 Column 1 i of I eland 110 002 tj and oj and i black a tar in uly February WE CAN HELP YOU gel that I down ment toward a home of your own And then We Can Help You Finance The Purchase or of the home The monthly loan will ha considerably less than renl and n a ingly shorl period of lime you will have tho 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