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2 r\\ qSi \?>V S> I ?2 f/eJcnH. which died fighting when shells ripped open her body and ) torpedoes crashed into her sides. That early morning dive into cold oily water is something that even the Marines will never forget, Jack Son said. `I know that 1 couldn't explain how I felt through the explosions and when 1 hit the water, hut it sure was good to get out of there. "It sure was a /tinny feeling to have the Japs shoot at us in the water and having shrapnel falling all around us." . Hark in the United Stoles and Pic. Noel Lloyd Jackson of ready to irliifli to duty agamd the Jap'. Jackson said surv nans of the unking were picked up by other Oakland, who has beon washed in the waters of naval vessels as rapidly ns possible. Jackson and the Murine detach ment were praised for their action the Kula Gulf, smiles for the folks at home. He was during and after the hattle by Maj Bernard T. Kelly, of Chicago, cmn- on the cruiser U.S.S, Helena mmuicr r>t the detachment aboard the Helena. Warren"Tho.-e t>ov were magnificent." the major said "There is nothing Urges New that can happen to them that they r,,n'l meet with a laugh One of Unemploymenttheir favorite expressions was 'This ought to get us a .'10-day |.>;vr.' '' Jackson entivted in the Marine Fund InvestigationCorps in January, 1042. president of Mill- < ' .ti; 1 )i A Mi'Cloml, pie-ol. nt ..| S,o I- i . risen Junior College; Ur. t'nrli- Wairen, oi|vimU*iidcni of ; Francisco pul,to- olm,.!. Do Milhaud. Mills (',,11,-r ,,,.d A I. andcr Uol>< rtsl H.m h i ,,m , Slate College. William F. Fielder, pre-idi-nt the Huh. will pieside .uni ih.urrn f the day will lie Mu <h;o Kendrick, president of tin- boa of trustees of Mills Cnliige. I T. i T11 r Chnprl nf the Flown* n ie i rluir 11 M ,o i lie Sr ,<t N .1 Va ! fto-c 1 f 1 To Attend School | The Hu iii.'.ith" Alameda Shriners (;..]<>< 1 ' Nlt.KS, Sept. 'Jft Mis lUatieo Slate, 10 month. ,,t in,- ,,r-.id. .0 A Foiirruer ti<*l.lo giand r,f the Nde, . It, ,,ddlt,,.|, to I j c 11 `' ..nil' of [Will Hold Dinner , Ilebr-klths and -evet.,! ,,f t),r mein- i it 1 / cn, r.o.dide 1 e> m 1 i'l In le t w < 11 AI.AMKDA. S.pt I,,-,., Will attend the school of in- the ages of 17--I and 2-1 you'. muM Slmrers will gallrer [slriiclmn for lodges of De-lm-t No. meet Navy -landaiil jrf 1 y-ic.il qmdt- Hotel Alameda at h.30 p 1 if' 7 1., he held m Oakland to fieatmn. have chat.icier leion',- row after al'ei.ding tin iilmnif'nw A dinner n honor of meiidutioi)- and at least two years of of a new v n tnry ship m h|Mi>.. flena A. Trimble president of high `chord credit;, or lh< equn- Vaudeville and inu-i'.-l d the Hebekah Assembly of Caltfor- alent. ir.ent will be 11.chided ; `iii.i, will follow the meeting. The academy, e.-table-hcd in 1929. gram. # i u STATE WAGE LAW SACRAMENTO, Sept. 27. -- 1T1 An investigation of chiseling on the unemployment insurance fund, s VIOLATIONS SHOW as one that sent several persons to jail a few years ago, was recom mended today by Governor War (Jordon Garland, Slate Director GENERAL INCREASE nf Motor Vehicles, told Wanm and other members of the Govern council al their regular monthly SACRAMENTO. Sept. 2fl -(/(') -- Viohuionn <>( the Stale's minimum wage laws are being found ' in in creasing numbers'' j m occupations that give shelter as pari nf the wage, meeting lhat he had found n ranch hand, discharged from his farm at Wnodhike, working in a pmcev plant and rolled mg unemployment insurance al Ihe same time the State Department of Industrial WORKING, GETTING All) He lations reported to Governor .Warren today. The reasons, says Rena Brewster, chief of the Division nf Industrial WrJ/jrr, ere ihe acute housing short age and the fact that no rent ceilings re put on rooms or apartments that *rc part of the occupant's wage. "The terms of employment tepd to grow worse* if Ihe homeless appli cant has a child for whom the job will also offer .'heller.'' 'he says. Garland said that, after question ing the man, he found such prac tire was "very common" and Homer Buckley, chairman of the California Stabilization Commission, which ad ministers the unemployment insur ance act, added: "We have found that cannery worker' are the most flagrant viola tors and we arc trying to do some thing about It. When you ask some In s<*mc boarding houses no sal of the cannery workers how mm. *!> fdher than room and hoard, is j they make they figure their wage paid, .md one of tlx- wui st violation,. {llirit their unemployment msurance, \*found m one of the "beller'' land give vmi the answer " clubhouses v'luio.-a vi,man fie- It was brought col ,yj:*l tlyre u Onr ntly worked 75 hours per week no independent audit of Ihe unem and icreived only J.ao pei month.' plo.vment insurance department, and plus a basement loom, the report Warren commented that "it's almost J uVihelievahle that none of these un In the latter ra.-e the State col employment insurance funds over lected back wages for the woman. Oiher violators of thi' JiUlp mini mum wage Jaw recently have been the enunlry are audited." He said: "Well linvr to make a very &e- rious investigation. We'v been lib grocery store* and hotels who have eral in CaliforniH in paying these underpaid slock rteiks. bellhop*, funds to persons nut of work but and elcvabu opciaims, .iccording to if Ihe rackets continue then- o the repori bound to be a revulsion among the people against the entire act. Townsend Whist Parly Menvb< rs of the Sixth District Towns! nd Conned will sponsor n wtnst party at ! lift p in. loinoirovv at 1328 Fruitvale Avenue Atiit (flQp) Ho u s e Point KcefxA WUtc cMcuiici. 1IASSI.EK GIVES COST John Hassler, director of finance, said lhal it would cost $200 00(1 to audit the niirmplnymMit iiimiih hind up to dale, indicating the figure was. so high as to precludr audit, hut suggested some audit ol future funds be winked out Haul Schanenbct*:. Slate director of industrial relations, told the council that requests fur work pc mils for women and children are "appalling'' with the Slate's m power being diamed off by thr military. WHITER! VISIT OUR COMPUTt WALLPAPER DEPARTMENT OU PONT PAINT SERVICE STORE 42S 15th Street . HI<jote 0A34 Secretary Transferred CONCORD. Sept Nt - Mi.'-. N Lumbrecht haw been tianafeneil bv the Shell Chemical Company from Concord to Dumas. Texas, w ( she will he private serretarv the su|M'nnieii<1vnt nf the Cactus Orrtnanre Work* Speed Vic tory by leaps and Bonds