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"I ployes who have borne a part of the would -ea d o .objection . . . to the cost of unemployment compensa "Ir.du try la coming to recognize employer'*', contribution. remaining tion." that the maintenance of a high wage as.it is,'b\it the employe should also Secy. of_Labor Franses--Perk-ins -and-a-a ort-week-is-impoctanhi!--------- ftyAWc^lcmrrApru-'io' c a.p .) piiirnp .-entry into Jeru sa1emj%#asp|coMmemBrat'^ . with TTattorata^Palw. iSundSyi'bererridftife# todaKiin^tme^cBpital'fqfvCatholicism. ifr[J: I At^St/PcUy^SMsar^Luigl Campa, !i one" fofii-theSyatic-an';' canons,ceiebrat^djhigh;inass.;ahci:waB the principalihiigureJm the-traditional pro- 9ty- cessilnv ofjilhe^palins through the ^ugdi bronzed doorways of the edi As'throughout the Catholic world,' Remains ' eagerly took-;!:'the palm leaves distributed in the churchea pr:l 10 and'hung them from balconies trmers -w'ai' ' TAlene, Pope Pius, sparing his strength for the arduous ceremonies of Holy w-i city Thursday, Good Friday;Und Easier ars^as- Sunday, said mass quietly in his ple,- of private chapel. getting 0if4ieIium-Wins-Medal - county NEW YORK, April 10 Dr. dairy* Frederick G. Cottrell, whose re ne or- search on an inexpensive process officer for recovering helium from oil well Igested gasesj made possible its commercial use, today was announced winner .ment's I of the 1S38 medal of the American I Institute of Chemists. rciL, :r v is o r s VN DIEGO i the part, oir the City and County re of the progress made by San ihru the establishment of Lindhanced the natural scenic setting [rouping' rif all City-County struche .Bay shoife. il development along sound lines In the best interest of the taxilJsC.ounty jails, police headquarice in the 1 Civic Center area in ts=a3 memberi^of the-Citizens- 000): 'ij G, A. Scott XJlayloti W. DEble lAuatln W. Cordta E: E. Derrendorf Forrest 14. .Raymond (ret.)* 'At T. Noonan i --Mti F.-Johnson W T Westbrook *u w:, iJ Of. M. Moore ?,;.{rel) i -H.L, Johnson L, Clendenon Ws R. Baker L.OaearSkorlund tX/Pollock "Ful Meyer c. Mhmle: E. Meyer :Jj Marvin'J.Herrman Kiel.): r7Annie J. Meyer iflt B Stillwell Helene. M.'Meyer J A. Dennison L L Maxey"''---' - > l ThomasAvDavis. . ^ *A.JA. Frotf b >.'-:* -'-I- J A. Novllle :: : , .... f i H. L. Jobhioni;:-;';. {, D E Noblea'*- rtiv, a HowardhCarroU .only. scj^tl5ts-of,;eacnicehturyoviJl: note the diffefeneefih?sh6relih'es.,'V In the meantimV-Dr; Shepard^hoa -grant^fcoin-the^eblQg'lciitSoclAtyof America, in coaperalionTwitti'the institution, to use the.-'ocear.ography- MayorJboat, "E. w. ScrippsADredglnga are being made to determirie^whav has happened to the land that :1s/nowocean floor, both when`it'.'Was and y:LOs;Ah wasn't updei water. - Ma yqr.ij c SANDSTONE FOUND ' seriotislyjo heart': ailir At a'distance of 50 mile* off shore, at depth of 2000 feet, big hunks of sandstone have- been hauled up hospital.'h cienllyict by the iron dredge. It mean's that a. to his hoh river deposited aand there when the territory wa* dry lar.d or under shallow water, from five to .10 tril lion years ago. Phoaphste rock has been found with pfidbles--pebbles ihat belong_ 'only. to nd or sh*a"llow' water The phosphate rock is a de- compos u.on of bones, with other materials Chunks of black lava have been brought up They were molten rock when earthqjakes were reshspmg ' earth near Sai Clemente island, Thai also was aboun0;000,000 years go. Shale brought to the surface by the dredge was mud tha: once washed cown a canyon, now under water. "The floor cf the ocean oft this coast,' said Er Shepard "would be some of tne most beautiful scenery on earlh. if we coujd see it. When it was dry land Ihe'rive-s cut-deep canyons and other foccjs.- ba*ttsaq> P'cturesque mounts.ns and slopes. The rocks have t}-<en on the lovely color.ng of algae deposits, shading from pale o;nk In rC'se"The brncKTa pods and coral are equally lriicresttng.'' Dr Shepard's prire find, however, Is a Jarge bone fossil He believes It Is the first ever to be fojnd or. an ocean floor Miriam Will Speak At Lakeside Event In a telephone call to O. E. Mark;, San D egan. yesterday, Gc-v. Mer- riarr. accepted Lakeside res dents' inv.ution to address the round-up celebration April 30 preceding the annual Lakeside rodeo April 30 and 31 A motorcade will accompany the overnnrs car from Inglewood, where he .s to speak at 11 o'clock, arriving at 2.30 for hu speaking appearance a*. Lindo Lake park. Lakeside t A delegation of Lakeside business men and women made up a party tn Los Angeles yesterday on the streamliner train publ.cize th> rodeo George White f) Direci Demo Stale Ca npaign 1 Tne Democratic pri -primary cam paign in southern lahfornia will be d .-ected by Gcorgi Wh.te, former San Diego WPA hes d. Argyll Campbell, s ate chairman, work in northeri d-stricts, The Associated Press r ipor'.ed from Santa Barbara yeste day after an executive committee - neetlng of the Democratic state central committee. White is vice cnairman He ceeded Herbert Legfj Los Angeles. Ciyde Redwine, San Jose, was chosen to succeed Campbell as ' chairman of the eighth congressional distr.ct, Headquarters |Will be estab lished in Los Angeles and San Fran* c.sco this week , ` Ohio Bishop Elected To Episcopal Office CHICAGO, April 10f(A.P.)~Elec: tic-n of Bishop Henry jW. Hobson of the Episcopal' diocese! of-southern! - Ohio..(Cincinnati)'-ui-prefident.ot:aj mov-ement' for ' world[_.Christianity; KSSS announced -at/th e;`6rganisa tioh's" fwi -t anriLttli meeting' toclayir^y^^^^ ilpfi7. ^'Bis-nop Kobsori succeedsiDrT*Dpug| Jas7H6rton-bf.tChicag^jivhiMsUo;be4 _- ti onaKGounU- of .neiGorigregation i