anaheim-gazette 1937-04-08

WEEK IN CONGRESS— WASHINGTON — The senate last week passed a bill providing for a $4,000,000 face-lifting operation on the national capitol, sent it to the house. To achieve architectural symmetry and uniformity of construction, the bill proposes to move the capitol's east facade, and famed portico forward from 12 to 32 feet and reface the white painted sandstone with white marble to match the senate and house wings. Although it has been altered, the main section of the building between the two wings is virtually all that remains of the capitol as it was planned in 1793. The senate also passed (64 to 11) and sent to the President the $522,847,808 Naval Appropriation bill for fiscal 1928, allocating $130,000,000 to start work on 8 new destroyers; 4 new submarines, Who’s Who? And Why? CHAMBERMAID’S DAY— WASHINGTON — Although she received only $12 a week working off and on from 1933 to 1935 as a chambermaid for the Cascadian Los Angeles 555 rooms with bath Whether it's business or pleasure that brings to continue work on 84 other vessels of all types; alloting $27,000,000 for new airplanes. The senate also exempted newly-appointed U.S. Maritime Commission Chief Joseph P. Kennedy from provisions of the Merchant Marine act of 1935 which would make him ineligible to serve on the commission because he had a "substantial" financial interest in a shipping line within the three years preceding his appointment. The house passed and sent to the Senate the Rankin bill to restore pension benefits to some 2,000 veterans suffering from the results of venereal diseases contracted during the world war; the Voorbies bill to permit some 48,000 world war veterans to extend expiring war insurance policies for five years; the Supply bill providing 1938 fiscal appropriations totaling $123,099,000 for the state, justice, commerce and labor departments. CHAMBERMAID’S DAY— WASHINGTON — Although she received only $12 a week working off and on from 1933 to 1935 as a chambermaid for the Cascadian YOUR MONEY'S WORTH IN Hotel in Wenatchee, Wash., under Washington's minimum wage law passed in 1913, about the same time as a similar law in Oregon approved by the U.S. supreme court in 1917. But six years later the supreme court nullified and or minimum wage law passed congress for the District of Columbia, and on this precedent validated subsequent laws passed by Arizona, Arkansas, New York. Hence legalists thought Elsie Parrish's chance of winning a preeminent court decision extremist slim. But they failed to reckon with Justice Owen J. Roberts, who voted on both sides of liberal conservative cases. Although had previously voted that New York's minimum wage law unconstitutional, he reversed himself to join four liberal colleagues in upholding (5-4) Chambermaid Parrish. Wrote Chief Justice Hughes in an amazingly lively majority opinion:— ... Economic conditions make it not only appropriate we think imperative that in ciding the present case the sub should receive fresh consideration ... In each (prior) case, the relation alleged by those attacking minimum wage regulation women is deprivation of freedom of contract. What is this fled dom? "The constitution does not speak of freedom of contract," speaks of liberty ... liberty social organization which requires the protection of low against evils which menace the health, morals and welfare of people ... 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Funeral services were held from the St. Boniface Catholic church Saturday morning for Ernest Blajos, 53, who died at this home in Stanton last Thursday evening. Interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery with Hilgenfeld's funeral home in charge of arrangements. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was at the Blajos hall in Stanton last Friday evening. Blajos was born in Greece, but came to California 22 years ago and lived in Stanton for the past 14 years. He is survived by three sons, Jim, George and Tom Blajos and three daughters, Margaret, Enga and Helen Blajos, all of Stanton. Senior Officers of School Take Outing The six graduating cadet officers from St. Catherine's Military school will leave next Thursday evening, April 15th, for Salt Lake City and other points in Utah. Two thousand or more miles will be covered before the cadets arrive home a week later. Plans include trips to the copper mines, Fort Douglas, Ogden, and Boulder Dam on the return trip. Those making the trip in addition to Lieut. C. A. Schmitt and Paul Grover are Cadet Major John McCafferty, Captains Jack Mueller and Joe Campbell, First Lieut. Richard Hayes, and Second Lieutenants George Torrey and Frank Fearon. Probation Hearings Set for Tomorrow Probation hearings will be held tomorrow in superior court for Bill Proctor. Anaheim youth who pleaded guilty to burglary, and Louis A. Johnston, who pleaded guilty to issuing a fraudulent check in Fullerton. Both pleaded guilty last Friday. Proctor admitted entering several homes in unincorporated area surrounding Anaheim, but police were unable to obtain a confession on several other burglaries which occurred in Anaheim and near this city. Johnson confessed to Anaheim police that he issued three worthless checks to merchants here. He was arrested in Fullerton and bound over to the superior court. Proctor admitted entering several homes in unincorporated area surrounding Anaheim, but police were unable to obtain a confession on several other burglaries which occurred in Anaheim and near this city. Johnson confessed to Anaheim police that he issued three worthless checks to merchants here. He was arrested in Fullerton and bound over to the superior court front the city court of that town. Fourth District P.-T. A. to Meet Thursday The Fourth District Parent-Teachers association meeting will be held at the Friends church in Yorba Linda all day Thursday, April 15, it was announced tdoay. A business meeting and a talk by Dr. Charles Ruby of Fullerton junior college on "Consumer Education" will feature the morning session. 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