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the controversy over distribution ,* the 1250 000,000 approved at o,.. November; 1049. special elec- election. Meanwhile preparations' Lawyers disagree on The original oath this point. proposed by are being made for public hear Governor Warren, provides for a ings in San Francisco and Los declaration of allegiance to the;com kewisc- guilty of a felony and ' to the same penalty. o administration measure ins an urgency clause and ,t one bill woutd'-glve'-'tijc State i.iiM-atlo.vs rwjnd an additional ' P5 000 non to meet current appM, r mons for a d from the $250,000,hino and the second would permit |?hf money to be apportioned as I is needed to meet actual prog- Angeles, for which witnesses *i ready are being summoned by the committee's staff. HEARINGS DUE The hearings `will open -shortly after the present special adjourns or recesses late next United States, and an oath onjwou d take effect immediately affirmation that the indlvldualjupoi its passage by the legist#does not advocate overthrow ofj'ture sa> nd approval by the tlovthe CRivernment by force; that hejernor. Thp public employ doS not belong to any politicalj footed by the blit would ha party so advocating; and that, he i thirty days in which to comply, will not so advocate or become a! The urgency clause, stating the i 'cs payments on construction, week. I The legislature prescribed that The four veteran upper house S'. F. Loyalty Oath Outlined;'ihe 1940 bond, money should be members serving with Swing erf !-w available in an initial block committee are Senators iof $50 000,000. and at the rate of Harry L, ParkmSn, San Mateo Hearing Set for Tuesday |t\ofln,'JO per month thereafter. County; William P, Rich, Marys ironet' 1 Although the monthly accruals ville; Clarence C. Hard. Santa fwt.re supposed to have begun Barbara, and Nelson S. Difworth The fu/i {ext of (he proposed Upon ratification of the bonds, a of Hemet. loyalty oa di ordinance for city h re*nf anorrey general's ruling Proposition*^, the- committee employe* ^as released yesterday fni means of tile Government of Che United States of Antorlca , , i BiPAI l )<* u<*Ul Uc)d they did not begin until June, found, presents "a bold attempt by Supervisor Edward. T.- Man- Failure to sign the affidavit oi , nd demands have stacked up- to tegaiite and obtain absolute cuso, sponsor of the measure. take the oath would constitute --- -\FUNDS LACKING 'The assembly education and arrogant control of universal The supervisors' judiciary, com "insubordination fed raisce com-; gambling in all of Its nefarious phases and corrupting influence." mittee will hold a hearing on .the ordinance r ext Tuesday at 8 p. m. duct." and subject to dismissal, the empi .3 vjttee was informed. 186 , ,ns 'have Ven received, appllcatotaling TERMED CZARS----- in Room 3!i8,<CUy liall. The Ml provides both an oath and-an Camp Roberr1180 000,000 and covering o 807 Bitterly denouncing the affidavit-fer 6ii city job holders, projects After apportioning the scheme's promoter# for designat elected or appointed. ,, $JVO,000.000, 136 applications ing themselves as;the gambling In the proposed oath, each city Head Namedotaimg $m0GG,G0G sMb are commission" to administer the employe would swear that; !pending with only $18,000,000 ,ct. the committee wains that JaviuUblc to meet them. these 'gambling wars" would Under Oilwcrtlv'k plan, all have unlimited and unrestricted w-ntl*t portions of current ap- powers. plvnt'ons could be approved by The mere fact that wide-opeB r He haii not within the last five year# "advised, advo cated or taught" the overthrow "falnl**meiit by force or Col. John C. But-ncr Jr. 1 been assigned as command 5 officer of Camp Roberta, 81*1 Army headquarters announ t allocation* board up to the gambling prevails, the committee limit of available bonds, rbat the added, SHH briiig to te <ddr OHS^Dprlng the five year period here yesterday, Camp Robe t closed since the end of W( rl nxsh would be paid out only step H the evil and corrdpttng '** 'M has tvoL been % memi&r War H,- has been reopened as a ivld be actually expended. Con- Influences which gamblers, gang of any organisation which infantsy and artillery trair ruction is under way on only sters, an* organ!*** criminals advocates c.h overthrow of the center. >f project which has received an exert. (Jovernmer t by violence, A veteran of thirty-thrse yt k r. Si ate-bond money. "Ait tlw police iR the wortd O-Htlj rot new* member of service. Colonel Butner liad beci RedTrade Ban eaanoC pssriMy protect thb^mcoming youth from these eritrt- "taal Influences" } O any sueh organization, rtbr artiilerj'' instructor with the Jor will he become ,a member while ty-eighth Infantry Division at. in the city service,' vannah,- Ga. -Ha fought thre gi Compromise $. F.Navy Man / The affidavit required ;by the France and-.Germany with Get ordinance woulg be a broader oral, Patton's tarried Third A n statement i t An-memberahip in during- World War. W. Gatt Special FlightHouse Adopts Miidef subversive -irganteationa. It* fib |lxfch Army -also anneim :c ers the-iame ground, but,;;eiijhj< the asf'-fhni'Mt of TdI. RolVm 1 Sill Than Senate The Navy announced yester nates_'th.e.^fiye 'yew.- period, ;Tt- Bauchsoie a a Sixth .ArmyMi geon oi h* Pi-e-'idio 0? fianKraj WASHINGTON, Sept, 2J.~ day ii was flying a. San Fw i lAP)--thl House voted today to cisco enlisted man home oi^enjelf- shut off United States economic gency leave from the Korean aid to any country whose trade flieater to e^tor his sfek-wife with the Soviet bloc is--in (the opinion of the National Security and three small.children, and CouncH--"eontrary to the seoor- make^ funeral arrangements i _________ Hj, interest* of the United his mother-in-law. Htt State*.' He is A. N. Trulfous. 333 Web MW This compromise action came ster Street, n chief' aviation Mimm after President Trviman protested structural machinist attached to : that a more rigid ban, adopted an aircraft carrier now off the l earlier by the Senate, would hurt coast of Korea. I western European countries more Trullous was given "on the [ than it would hurt Russia. Presi- spot" leave, flown by spma) | dent Truman said the Senate plan plane to a base in Japan and I might forte same countries into tranifarred to * MAH plarr ^ the Soviet sphere, - now en route to Ban Fianrisro The House vote in fa?or ot the f %h.% i compromise proposal was 2M to SO, It was up to the Senate to decide whether to Insist on Its fa Nm Valf^y CASTRO l us M an* r>i h-, fi^nr. r.K H-r ofnr aff'U'r I ri* the (4rtVtniiM. Party -f t * l rt|r~l a?*..*, ,f America of the Conummiat any ncmp or *> lrt> *lilh <n>DUi . . the nteilfirou Ii* force, vlole tre nr other unlaw- IKT If SUNSET YORK'S HARDWARE 114* UWfON ,M THIl). &*HS cisco, i- `ic icrt'^ti'y lie ad/iv c. 1"htrd.-A:rny ft ii'p*on. 'F If Df* frf: '-I, i-U'1; iii;K!l3L;. mswAn HARDWARE FREDERICKSEN IWIj w Sr e'c G. Ufl garira *t. 14th Ml. T-ATSli 3626 miner* O. 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