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Hotel Strike
Postponed
LAS VEGAS, Nev. Ml A lsst-
minute postponement was an.
nounced today In a strike scheduled
against the seven lavish hotel'
casinos on the Las Vegas Strip.
Ernest J. Leupp. business agent
for the AFL International Union of
Operating Engineers, said the
group had acceded to a request by
the AFL Central Labor Council that
the strike set to start this morning
be put oft until Friday.
Leupp said he hoped negotiations
would continue. The gentral Labor
uouncu president, Kaiph Leigon,
said that if the 80 operating en
gineers strike, the 3,200 other AFL
hotel employes will observe picket
lines.
Leupp said present pay scales
tor the engineers average 12.30 an
hour, and the union is asking a
10 per cent boost plus a health and
weuare program.
Roy Flippln, representing the
luxury hotels, said this would
mean an increase of 15 per cent
and the hotels will shut down if
picket lines are established. He
said wages ranged from $2.17!4 to
n.tt an sour.
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Determined Youth Stows Aboard Ship
NEW YORK m Tot M-ycar-old
Peter Devlin Bnillh there Is no
pluce like home, even If this home
Is in hot, iiiuiiuy New York.
ills parents, however, tlimiiiltt It
would be a good Idea It lh boy
siienl . the summer In Norway,
where he goes lo school.
This Idea Pete didn't like at nil.
And the tail, blond boy had made
It quite clear, .
"If you don't send mo pabsuite
money to come home, I'll blow
away," he warned in a letter. But
Ms mother and stepfather, Nora
and Kendall Smith, apparently had
undersetlmnted this grim deter
ruination. Pete didn't get the
money.
LINDA AND BECKY AVERY walked off with first priie in the
annual Kids' Parade on June 26 when their Ground Observer
Corps theme won them the top spot, handsome trophy and
a spotted pup named "Freckles." Jhe pair, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Auss Avery, 4006 Bristol, wore matching uniforms de
signed like those 'of the GOC, an organixation with which
their parents have been associated since its inception her.
The dog was given as a prize by Red Bussman.
Money Problems
Face Haymes
T.OK ANGELES M Thr monx.
tsry blues of crooner Dick Haymes
had more sour notes today after a
second ex-wife obtalnxri a hnrh
warrant for his arrest.
Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes
charged the singer owed her $3,800
in alimony.
It was the second such warrant 1
for Hnvmps. whn ilui lc hnv.nn :
troubles with both the Immigration
and Internal revenue arm of lln.
cle Sam.
Last Friday in Santa Monica km. !
pe.-ior Court, Judge Orlando H.
Rhodes Issued a bench warrant lor 1
Haymes on charges of another ex
wife, Joanne Oru, that he Is In
arrears $4,800 In payments for sup
port of their three children.
Haymes Is reported at Lake Ta
hoe vacationing with Rita Hay
worth, wife No. 4.
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By Sandra Roe
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Treasure Hunt
Ends In Death
SANTA SUSANA, Calif. Mt-The
daughter and son-in-law of a ma
chmlst killed yesterday in his
search for burled treasure are con
vlnced he was about to find it.
Mr. and Mis. Jack Hooper o( Los
Anneles buid they will continue the
hunt.
Her father. Ronald Merton Full.
er, died yesterday at the bottom of
a U-foot shaft, one of many he
had dug searching for three chests
of gold he believed a Mexican ban
dit had burled more than 7$ years
aeo.
Fuller, 45. had searched In his
spare tune for eight years. He had
read widely about tie bandit, Tl
burclo Vnsqura, who was hanged
in 1873. The chests he sought sup
posedly were taken from an am
bushed stagecoach and burled un
der a huge rock shaped like a
lltard's head.
Guarding the shaft In which
Fuller lost his lifo was a huge
rock shaped like a reptile's head.
Recent entiles In his treasure
hunting ' log Indicate Fuller was
convinced he was nearlng hh goal.
Apparently lie met death when
dynamite fumes caused him to fall
from a ledge inside the ahalt lo
the bottom. Two sailors working
with him found the body.
LAWNS
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' IAKISHORI OAHOINI
NURSIRT
Yesterday, when they relumed
from a Fourth of July weekend
trip, tha telephone rang and Hie
stepfather picked up the receiver.
"Hallo, Papa," ha heard. "Papa,
bare I am."
It took some time for Papa to
figure out what was going on. Fin
ally an Immigration official got on
the phone and explained. Yea,
Pete was here waiting to be picked
up.
Later, at Ills Mniihallan home,
Pels explained everything.
He and 13-year-old Jon Kilo Jo
hamisen decided to come over. Bo
they walked aboard the Norwegian
American Line flagship Oalnfjord
on the crew gangplank, and that
was It,
"I (raveled on that ship before,
you know," Pete said.
He had with him 110 and a bag
containing pants, shirt, shoes,
socks and underwear.
The two spent nine days aboard
tho alilp, mixing witli the paying
passengers, playing deck games
and sleeping In shower rooms.
As for food II was simple, ex
plained Pete,
Tlie first day out when the ship
docked In Copenhagen (hey gut
landing cards like any other pas
senger mid hsd sandwiches ashore.
"The rest of the time we ate
cookies mostly," asld Pet, "We'd
ank tho cook fur aome and ha
thought wa were passengers."
The pnlr was discovered In Hie
luiignHO room, only live hours be
(oro the ship docked last Friday,
Jon, I'ete'a companion, was de
tained aboard to be relumed to
Norway,
Pete's parents, however, could
not be luoiited as they were out
of town, and Hie Immigration or.
vlco offered him a shelter at Kills
Island. He stayed there for flv
days compliments of the U.S.
government, of course,
i'ete'a parents know now that
when ho makes a promlsa he keeps
It. .
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