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I>er worker must go up, more people million in the U.M.W. must be hired and held in the `hot. stuffy, unglumorous, disagreeable Edward Schmidt, 83,and relatively less-paid Jobs'." More women workers must be obtained, Named Berkeley'sand withholding of contracts from tight labor areas needs to be ac Oldest Residentcepted and understood. MILLIONS NEEDED With th# water system blasted by retreating'Germans, the drinking water from the city sewers. Here women and < McNutt said that in overall terms "we must have 11.3 million people at work in munitions production by July of next year. Despite cutbacks BERKELEY, Oct. 11.--Edward Schmidt, born 83 years sgo on a ranch which was part of an old Spanish grant, was named yester SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BUS SYSTEM TIED UP AS 200 MEN. -- about which thtTfc' is'Jols'of talk, day as Berkeley's oldest resident at hut relatively little cutting- llw ral the 10th annual Old Timers' 4paYly' fof increase in war employment re <fmiuored by the Veleran Volunteer % <pfired in the next six nmnlhs i Firemen's Association in the Hotel. QUIT WORK OVER FIRING OF ONE OF UNION MEMBERSabout three tunes as great as tha Claremont. I $mhieved during the past months." Schmidt, 1720 .Stuart Street, was1 American Army entering Naples found civilians taking dren fill buckets from the main sewer.--A.P. Wirephotol Total value of farm s of March, 1942. was c More than .16 billion dull.,r. I Israel Mercminski. representing, hiv-en from nlher conlcslimts lifter Dixie Truck LineHistaditiC, the general federation of Arthur Higgs, president of the host Drivers Deny'StOppage Is Strike; .Parley Jewish labor in Palestine, told the association, called the roll of Berke Strike Spreadingdelegates that his organization was leyanx who have seen the city grow Fails Fo Settle Issue; Second Meet Called WARDS grateful to the A.F.L. for continuous from a farming community. assistance in building Palestine, and William J. Acheson, chairman of * labor movement of 136,000 trade the board of directors of the assort NASIIV1U.K. Ton.. Ort. ll.-tJ'i T.OS ANGELES, Ort. 11- bp- I including one of submitting the i: unionists who. together with their alien, was in charge of the event, An unauthorized truck drivers' Atinlher parley was railed for tod. sues to an arbitration board of three families, constitute a quarter mil ium persons, or rnofe than 40 per cent of the Jewish population. assisted by 75 surviving members of the fire company which served be fore Berkeley had a paid depart, strike spread , west across sissippi River today ^fter ihe Mis clamping <2 pm.. P.W.Ti m an effort to settle a drivers' work stoppage that diMfiicrrstcd persons, but that atJ were rejected. General Manager W. A. Gammer Mast of the convention's business ment. tight grip on motor freight traf has halted Santa fe J r.ul wavsj (lf tjK, jin*, .said he would stand was still ahead of the delegates. More than 1000 persons were fic in four major Southeastern busses in California, Arizona, New) by a previous statement Members of the resolutions com present at the parly. mittee have discussed the U.W.W. application extensively, -and well lies. Mexico- and Utah. With more than 4300 driver* and says ihe dn The o>in pans i ' ; discharge ' 1 Mlllll- nt rea'nn. king. hut ]______ and fui Two Local Menplaced sources say there is virtual helpers refusing to work if Nash-[the latter say (hey nr only i cll O.E.S. Gives $7500unanimity for rc-admission of the Win Kiwanis Postsminers provided their president. I For 3 AmbulancesJohn L Ivcwis, first makes a definite commitment on the dismemberment Four Northern California men including two from the Metropoli tan Oakland area, were elected to executive posts in the Californi, Me. Memphis. Birmmgha i and Atlanta, a union spokesmai at St Louis said mmiy member of a teamsters' muon there went >n an "unauthorized walkout" this morn ing. ing with Interstate C innuu ( mission rules, A Brotherhood of R.dl\v men '.rt.i i.i! MH4 III., men ore Plirt'l,,,r' of three ambulance, for eh. !, ever .h. e dheh. eree ..,I Ii. iJ ii use in Vallemjoll.6eLo^ng Reach,asnud.rSdailny I uy Mere WAR BONOS Nevada district of the Kiwanis In Some St.' Louis firms said men Pierce and that an Interstate (`orn-Lvhen the California Grand Clup- ternational at their district 1943 n automobiles were halting trucks morre Commission ruling states n|ter the Order of Eastern Star convention In Santa Cruz. nd ordering drivers to return then- driver shall lake equipment nut "njp|.,.s(.llU.d the American Nation,,] I WITH THE MONET YOU SAVE I miuitnm uiioi Fred Kistcman of Oakland was loads. Union officials said they ariintflic isiml in Ihf |)iH|..;i im'ii-j|(e(| Cross with a check for $7501). re-elected district treasurer and attempting to Ret the - men (al or physical condition. |a . I. Schafer, Pacific ,.rca manager Jess Stafford of Emeryville wi back \o work. A 2',-hhoouur meeting of ci ompany I fnr Uu, Hrd Crov,t a(.t.vl,ed the named a lieutenant governor for Various union and company and union officials yestrnla . hcclt for Mrs. Kathrvn F.irwcll. District 2. spoketmep said the strike was a Russell B. Stevens of Hcal<Jsbnrg protest against delay by TFT ~W!U" gel the 200 dm t'j.s hack n th prYTXTmwtely----Yrrp--sc cT.uul'/nation, in s..n >TaH-' succeeded Thomas E. Gore as gov Labor Board in aiding on a t quest The tie-up slaricd Friday in protest ernor and Paul Crabb of Vallejo for higher pay and longer v.uviiions, against the discharge of Pierce, becomes a lieutenant governor for but Business Manager P. fH. Hall chairman of the grievance commit Gophers in your VictoryDistrict 8. of the Atlanta locai of the Interna tee of Don McKenzie Lodge No. 817. The Kiwanians stressed a pro gram to combat juvenile delin Garden? Well,somebodyquency as their main 1944 objective. The 1944 convention will be held has to feed 'em.in Los Angeles. tional Brotherhood of Teamsters. Chauffers, Warehousemen and Help ers, asserted the 130(1 members (here wore "striking against the operators." The company accused him of insub ordination. I., C. Charles, union spokesman, said the brotherhood made several proposals for .settling the stoppage. MAKE C.r , wv. Price Control Over WILDCAT STRIKE' Warren Given NewThis i strictly, a wildcat fdrike." How much worse if they I Luggage Revised Hall said, "but the boys in Atkmla are striking against the operators Support for Ticket expected to share your WASHINGTON. Ocl. 11--Wl -- light and mellowThe Office of Price Administration, describing priqe increases for cer and not against the WLB. We made the Atlanta operators a proposal last Tuesday that would have raised s a n mEcio. Piego Republic Ocl. Ii--The S.m' County Central] O tain types of luggage as unjustifi the, weekly wage of the drivers from Cunoamnmimitoteuesly h.advocating that Gov- RCjETlll PillC l2CeJTi OMIT TO PAINT T AVIIACI I0OMI able, today announced a method of uniform price control for the indus try. $30.24 to $39.20 and they turned it down without explanation. When told the men their proposal had ernor Warren head the Slate Repuh-[ lican delegation at the May primary. Under the revision, effective next Saturday, manufacturers will be re quired to attach retail ceiling price tags to all luggage, giving the top been rejected, they struck." There was ho sign'of a break in the tie-up at Memphas where the O --'t,f' *ff--" Ow c o m rovers 298mot weUpfcpwrt, ^ piitltd walls j ad ceilings, wtNbeifd, btie- CAL legal price for each item. These ceil ings will be based on a fixed union men yesterday voted to re turn to work if drivers in other mark-up over, their own maxlmutns. cities did. Business Agent H. O. Harrison at Birmingham, Ala., said Can Factory Planned between 500 and 800 drivers and helpers were on strike then'. Dir Ttiis is no time SALEM, Ore.. Oct. 11--(UP)--The mmgham operators estimated 300 PASH FOAM CpISJ A American Can Company, following to 500 tons of. freight wore tied up the purchase of a 28 acre tract, to there with about 200 trucks idle. day was working on plans to estab Jacksonville, Fla., truck lines said lish a Pacific Coast plant here which incoming freight from Atlanta had will supply cans to Northern Cali virtually halted nrt that shipments fo slow down / fornia and nearly all of Oregon. It to Atlanta Hint points beyond were ink, iSts to4 city wk understood that the company beginning lo pile up, would invest at least $1,000,000 in the West of the Mi.vsi.s.tippi. three Si plant, which would employ regu Louis firms reported approximately larly 200 to 300 workers. 120 of their trucks tied up m south ern cities. AH three quit receiving l)on*t Pay Over $2 To Learii the Truth hipments when the strike was' called. 1 Army officers watched Ihe situa tion closely, as approximately 751 per cent of ihe jdnkr bound freight consisted war materials and Army Mipphcs. Ahout Your Ail men t! WAR GOODS MAY MOVE Robert IDord'f n, international Tor 29 years the McCoy Health System has been practiced in the West. No other comparable health sendee can approach this record. Thousand* of people -- hun dreds of differ'- representative.. of; the A F.(... ad 7. Complete physical examfnstie* vised Fo u i Ri , Service Command --chest, heart, lungs, abdomen, headquarters in Atlantic that drivers would be ajiked l<> move Ihe war extremities and spinal column material. I. Examination of eyes, tan, nose, threat. . . H. O. Harrison, 'union busir agnit,\ said ; in ; Birmingham hist night the strikers had voted again 'uM;iti|moif-|>`' rehirmnx to ant diseases-- 9. Translllumloatlen of nasal sin work until the WLIJ on. wag. have been suc cessfully treat ed by means of the McCoy Drugiess Meth ods. McCoy Methods sue-____________ ceed because d . j . o . Brttw, d .c . they are thor ough, They are based on a pene trating scries of tests that examine your entire body with fine mod ern equipment and facilities. .You fch*ve to know why you're sick-- ^before you can g%t well. McCoy Trained Doctors tell jrou what's wrong with you and how to regain the health you uses. 18. Flooroscoplc X-Ray examina tion ef Intestinal tract. and vacjtiojv j;rquc^ts. Harrison said pc feared the strike might bring a "sympathy walkout" of drivers, m other jndustries, such as dairies. 11. Laboratory tests -- hemefrua. and blood chemistry. Remains .of several of its orig inal Spanish !forts are still visible 12. Sammatlen. diagnosis and ex in Tuerto Riep. planation to ye. , C A TAR R IK13. Advtee on diet or treatment. Asthma, Colds,. Hay Fever 14. Written Instruction based on Genuine Antotfe, >ompounded with leu examination end consultation lusredlents. ofttn relieve the -J comfort of n) coiu(e(loii due to vr< tn m l<*y revfcr, Lejvy heed in N Catarrh or wheejfiic in Asthma. No matter how many War Bonds you bought during the Third War Loan drive, it's time to buy more NOW, Our boys on the Fighting Front haven't slowed down, and neither can we who are serving on the Dollar Front. The more we support them now, the quicLer they will complete their job and return ,. home again.