Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1935, Page 16

% Tou CANNOWE, /. - TALK- mw 4 NEW YORK FoR e engn LUMBERMEN BALK ATU.S.STRIKE AID Prepare to Open M|Ils wnh Troops Protection Before Mediators Meet. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg, June 27— Lumbermen turned-a cold shoulder on Government mediation in the two- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Jume 27.—Ten thousand students began matricu- lating today in perhaps the strangest school in the country. The pupils will be paid to attend classes and will be docked when they miss a day. The unique educational experiment, sponsored jointly by the Los Angeles County Relief Administration and the Department of Public Instruction, | calls for a total expenditure of $1,084,+ Classes in the 10-week training Los Angeles Will Pay 10,000 To Attend School as Relief Students to be accepted are persons on the county relief rolls. A three-hour class five days & week in a particular subject will be offered. The students will be paid a weekly wage at regular work relief rates, and, a5 on work projects, will lose a day's pay when they miss school. Courses in clerical and secretarial work, accounting, salesmanship, auto- motive, eléctrical, drafting, building trades, textile, foods, cosmetology, printing, horticulture, landscape gar- dening and animal husbandry are NOTICE! OUR WEEKLY AD WILL APPEAR IN MONDAY EVENING PAPER Merchants SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE /A~ T 1 Can Sundine ORANGE JUICE 1 Can Sundine GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 1 Quick and Easy can Opener 32c Value for.. month-old Pacific Northwest strike to- day and prepared to open more saw- mills under protection of National Guardsmen and police armed for riot duty. Even before a mediation board of three appointed by Secretary of Labor Perkins was called to meet, its effec- scheduled. DR. FREEMAN TO TALK Lee Biographer Will Deliver Ad- dress on Station WRC. INSTEAD OF THURSDAY DURING THE WEEK OF JULY 4TH project are to begin Monday. SAILS FOR PARIS Naval Observatory Head to At- tiveness was virtually nullified by pro: tend Astronomical Sessions. tests from the West Coast Lumber-| Capt. J. Frederick Hellweg, U. S. m?"flcm':,],;‘”se',? ,_:‘::: '.n': ‘:fi:h:: men’s Association and Portland oper- | N, superintendent of the Naval of & recend ook o the ']“e of Gen. ators. Observatory, will attend the cnnrcr-‘Rm’en E. Lee, will deliver a,radio The board's authority extends only | ence of the International Astronom- | address over Station WRC at 7:15 to voluntary settlement, and that|ical Union, July 10-17 in Paris, | giock’ tonight on “How s Great would be impossible without w-over-,'"'“"- | Leader Met Adversity.” ation of both employers and the 35-| This was announced today by Sec- | The talk has been arranged by the 000 striking workers. - A. W. Mulr, | retary Swanson, who said that the | Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation spokesman for the Sawmill and Tim- | superintendent will be accompanied|and will be broadcast over a 20-sta- ber Workers' Union, made no comment | by Dr. James Robertson and Paul Sol- | tion hook-up. on Miss Perkins’ action. lenberger of the observatory's stafl. STATION-TO STATION CALL . Dynamite Caps Mailed. The party is sailing today from Balti- A sinister note in the technical re- opening of five lumber yards here y | terday held attention of postal in | spectors as they investigated the m: | ing of letters containing dynamite caps and implied threats to the wives of two Portland lumbermen. After several days of limited opera- tion under protection of National Guard troops, sawmills of Tacoma, Wash., announced production would be speeded up. as more former em- ployes were declared ready to return | to work. All Bellingham, ;Wash., mills were in operation and five mills reopened here yesterday. 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