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Vet Deprived
Of Climb Up
Capitol Dome
BOISE. Idaho. Dec. 26 -(JP)- A
professional steeplejack today
Henri vp-d an ex-Daratroooer of
the dubior- opportunity of
clambering over the lofty dome
of Idaho's capitol to replace
burned out electric lights.
Bank Clerk Garland Drewrey,
25, former paratrooper, volun
teered yesterday for the job after
Statehouse Custodian Martin
Garvin said members of his staff
from 60 to 77 years of age
were "too old" for the job.
Two hours before Drewrey
was to begin, state officials de
cided to let the task on a con
tract to Steeplejack Charles H.
Chambers and his helper, Cecil
V. Martin, jr., 22.
Officials explained they thought
it was advisable to employ Cham
bers in view of his professional
experience. He and Martin ex
pected to finish the job tomor
row. Two strings of lights that
encircle the dome like separate
necklaces were the object of their
attention.
On the upper string some seven
stories above ground the' steeple
jacks tip-toed along an 18-inch
ledge, utilizing a long pole to
reach the light sockets. For the
lower strand they manipulated
the pole from ladders lashed to
stone columns that support the
crest of the dome.
Long-Missing
Sardines Back
In Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26-Pi
-Succeeding where elaborate
scientific detection devices had
failed, the skipper of a recon
verted navy vessel brought Fish
erman's Wharf the glad news to
day: The sardines are coming.
But no matter how heavy the
long awaited run, this will still
be the worst season in Bay area
history, fishermen said. The run
usually starts in mid-July, and
the season will end on February
15.
John Mladinich, master of a
suiplus navy destroyer escort he
brought from Seattle for a Cali
fornia purchaser, spotted the
gieat schools off the Farallone
islands December 24. He said he
couldn't get a minute's rest un
til he had brought the good news
home.
Sound Detectors Failed
The purse seiner Pearl Harbor,
equipped with anti-submarine
sound detectors, sought without
success last April to locate the
elusive school i. Less than two
months ago a navy blimp tried
with no better luck.
Where the sardines have been
hiding all this time no one knows,
Dan Bohne, marine insurance
man who had aocompanied
Mladinich, reported. He said
somebody ought to do some scien-
"Why eouldal y have heea
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a steak. 9ackael like a jewel. Into the refrigerator at the
tier's mansion at Baton stooge, la. The steak la a perttoa the
grand champloai steer, T. O. Pride, sold at the Americas Btoyal
stoekshaw at an all tiaae record price f t4S.&0. The stoah weigiM
at at S3,00. accenting to Ed Williams, preside I f 4h WUIaajsts
Meat ('.. af Kansas City, who boaght the steer and sent the steak
to Gov. Darts. (AP Wlrephoto to Th SUtosaman).
Airlines to Ask
More Pay for
Flying Mails
By James J. Strebig,
WASHINGTON, De 26 (?)
Many of the nation's airlines were
reported ready today to ask the
government for a pay hike noon
to hHp meet rising cost in flying
the mail. i
One airline is aLo expected to
ask a 10 per cent boost fur pas
senger fares.
Airline officials pictured the
various companies' overall finan
cial situation as probably the
tific research and find out. j
Canneries Get Up Steam
San Francisco's small -era ft
fleet, which went south soane time
ago seeking larger catches, I
meanwhile headed for home for'
the kill. And -some 40 sardine '
canneries and reduction plants
are getting up stesun.
blackest since the civil aeronautics
act was passed in 1931, with oper-
atmg costs already exceeding ln-
rome for some carriers.
Tht' officials said labor and
material costs have rioen sharply
and heavy commitments have
ben made for surplus wartime
transports and new equipment, de
livery of which has been delayed
by labor difficulties and material
shortage. Meanwhile, pay load
have dropped below estimates fr
the usual seasonal decline.
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These axe the GOP veterans who hy vlrtae of seniorUy in committee are In Une to Uke orer ehalraaan-
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