14 Capita Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1949
Gaekwar Has
Labor Trouble
Open Every Nite Until Christmas Eve
WE GIVE AND REDEEM GREEN STAMPS
Bombay, India, Dec. 20 W)
The lavish - spending Gaekwar
. of Earoda is having labor
;. trouble in his palace. His 250
J( servants have organized a
. union and are striking for high
i! er pay.
The Gaekwar, whose state le
gislature once accused him of
squandering $10,000,000 in
six-week spree, returned from
Europe last week to find his
' servants out on strike. About
100 have been arrested.
j Saturday 4000 municipal
workers in Baroda, a city of
more than 100,000 people, also
. went on strike in support of the
.-, Gaekwar's servants. The city
was in darkness for an hour.
The Bombay government,
which now administers the state
., of Baroda for India, would like
. io Intervene, but can't under
the law. When the Gaekwar
turned his princely state and its
8,500,000 persons over to the
Dominion of India last May he
' i became a private citizen. His
' servant troubles are outside the
government's jurisdiction now.
' Legislative charges that the
: Gaekwar misused $10,000,000 in
; state funds were dropped and
he bowed to the legislature s de-
, mand last May that he cede his
state to the central Indian gov
Ul ernment.
? In the shakeup, however, the
,c Gaekwar kept his personal for
tune, most of It in jewels, and
" got a pension from the Indian
government. He also kept his
servants.
-Young Shoplifters
'Grabbed by Police
Portland, Ore., Dec. 20 (U.B
Roundup of a gang of alleged
'teen-age shoplifters was an
nounced by police Monday fol
lowing a "tipoff" by two girl
members of the group.
Boys and girls In the gang
ranged in ages from 14 to 18,
police said.
The two girls told officers the
gang had stolen a number of
cars for joyrides and had en
gaged in shoplifting tours down
town. The girls said they had
orders to steal hand-painted silk
neckties, which they were told
J they could sell to their boy
4 friends $2.50 each. The girls
said their friends were to sell
I the ties for $5 each,
s Shopping bags full of costume
" Jewelry, women's clothing and
other objects were turned over
to police by the girls.
Wednesday Afternoon
Will Start Vacation
Albany Albany schools will
be dismissed Wednesday at 3:30
o'clock, to resume Tuesday,
January S, it was announced
Thursday by City School Super
intendent I. R. Halseth.
Resumption of classwork
. Tuesday instead of Monday, Jan
, uary 2, is due, the superintend
t nt explained, to the fact that
January 2 is a legal holiday.
r Acoused of Batter Stealing
L Oakland, Calif., Dec. 20 "
An 88-year-old partially deaf
; and blind widow was bailed out
, of jail Monday by her son after
f spending four days in a cell be
cause she was assused of steal
ing half a pound of butter.
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