Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

TUESDAY EVENING Dakland Tribune MAY 6, 1930 THREE FILIPINO YOUTHS NABBED AS BURGLARS Trio Believed Responsible for More Than Score of Eastbay Robberies Belleved by Oakland police to be responabibay for more than score burglaries perpetrated during the last two months, three Filipino youths are under arhere today. They were arrested after police had watched the pawnop district for weeks Nadias for ace of them. mason are: 25, St. hotel, San Francisco, domestic; Joe Pantaiba, 28, 515 Oak street, a cook; and Vincent Tentosagko, alias WilFlores, 26, a chauffeur. Tentosagko is on probation in Angeles on grand theft large, according to police.

They were arrested by Police Tuspectors Clyde Crowell and John uston. They are believed to be sponsible for a list of burglaries hich include the robbery of the home of Ted Thompson, 133 Bay place, when clothing and jewelry worth $150 was taken; the theft clothing, valued at $65, from Mendsong, a roomer at 622 roadway, and the burglary of the dome of H. P. Henningsen, 805 Madison street, when clothing valad at $225 was taken. Tentosagko Is said also to have en employed at the home of A.

J. Russell, 541 Mandana dulevard, which later was robbed valuables worth $50. $500,000 FOR ANIMALS LONDON. The will of Mrs. Brah Martha Grove Grady, A Idow, gives nearly $500,000 to organizations that care for animals.

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Sings in Peasant Play Oakland Damenchor to Present Operetta, Ball The three-act operetta or "Vineyard Maiden," will be presented for the fourth time by the Oakland Damenchor, the local German women's singing 50- clety, Saturday evening. The forthcoming presentation will be In Jenny Lind hall, 2229 Telegraph avenue. The Damenchor will be assisted, as on previous occasions, by members of the Freundschaft Liedercrantz, the German men's singing society of Francisco. Arthur Luis, well known in German musical circles, and one of the two musical directors the coming Saengertest to be held in San Francisco in August, will WOMEN PLAN GARDEN CLUB NEWMAN, May -Spurted by the success of their recent flower show, members of the Newman Woman's Improvement club planned today to organize a garden club which will hold shows several times a year. More than 400 entries were received at the recent flower display, the biggest yet held on the west side.

Suggestion that a garden club be formed was made by Mrs. C. S. Woten, chairman of the show committee. Details of organization have been left with The 60 members of the improvement club have voted to the Individual savings bank method as means of raising a sum for the foundation fund.

A penny day will be deposited in specal club savings banks in homes of in-di vidual members, and they will be opened on Founders' day, 1931. of the sums deposited, $1.25 go from each bank to the general federation, and a similar sum to the state federation. The balance will remain in the treasury of the local organization. Merced Women to Give Big Card Party MERCED, May 6. Dally requests for reservations for the card party to be given at the Merced Women's clubhouse next Saturday are being received by Mra.

Harry Wiet, chairman of the Signa division of the club. The affair will close a series of annual card parties presided over by each of the eight sections of the club, Members of the Signa division who are in charge of this week's affair are Mrs. Wiet, Mrs. Maud Weldler, Mrs. George Voight, Mrs.

Zenia Wade, Mrs. W. Wagner, Mrs. W. A.

Warren, Mrs. Leroy Vatkins, Mrs. Chester Welsh; Mrs. F. E.

Wenham, Mrs. George H. Wenham, Mrs. D. P.

Wheeler, Mrs. William L. White, Mrs. Edward Wildt, Mrs. W.

L. Winston, Mra. M. D. Wood, Mrs.

C. H. Wright, Mrs. F. A.

Yokum, Mrs. M. B. Young, Mrs. D.

W. Zirker and Mre. Jesse D. Zirker, Little Theater Play Shows Big Success TRACY, May -The play "The Patsy," given by the Little theater of the Tarcy high school Friday and Saturday evenings was a huge success. Given under the direction of Mrs.

R. A. Baumgardner, instructor of dramatics in the school, the performances drew a large crowd on both evenings. Part of the proceeds will be given to the Commercial club to help finance the annual typing contest at the high school to be staged this month. The cast for the play consisted of Thelma Tachierschky, Inez Butler, Norene Pressey, Dorothy Murphy, Mildred Anderson, Genevieve, Herman, Edward Gilbert, Robert son, James Ryan, Noel Schnetter and Roger Duffy.

Moving of Parking Signs Suggested RICHMOND, May a letter to the city council, which met last night, J. T. Narbett, chairman of the community veterans mittee of the American Legion, suggested that parking signs be moved closer to the corners of streets. Narbett explained that the signs were so far from the corners that the parking space considerably shortened. The matter was referred to the street committee for Investigation.

OAKLAND FILM STAR BREAKS UNDER STRAIN Bernice Claire Jahnigen Has Nervous Collapse, and Influenza Feared. Bernice Claire Jahnigen, former Oakland high school girl, now a movie star, known to the stage and screen as Bernice Claire, was suffering a physical and nervous collapse today at her Hollywood home, according to dispatches received here. The condition of the Oakland actress, whose meteoric rise to stardom her featured in "No, No, and "The Desert Song," was described as serious by her physicians. Fear was expressed that her illness may develop into influenza. The strain of talking moving picture making, and the heat generated by studio lights illuminating her set, were blamed for her collapse.

She began her career as a member of The TRIBUNE Juveniles, later studied dramatics at the Oakland High school, and appeared in student musical comedy there. Additional study followed, and in 1927 she made her first appearance in Keith- Albee vaudeville, and had the distinction of "stopping the show" at the Palace in New York on her debut. Then came "The Desert Song" and now the talkles. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Jahnigan, of 829 Trestle Glen road, have gone to Hollywood to be at her bedside illness. FISHERMAN FINED. NEWMAN, May 6.

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duct the orchestra in this presentation. The setting of the production 18 a small village on the Rhine, in the vineyard country. The characters will appear in peasant costumes. Eugene Drollinger is the dramatic director, and Katherine Ebinger is in of the dancing. Thelma Arndt Delp, soprano, will appear as in previous presentations, in the title role.

Other members of the cast are Auguste Kuhn, Theodore Zahn, Katherine Ebinger, Eugene Drollinger, Paul Mickels, Teresa Ebinger, Charles Ehrhardt and Fritz Wurzbach. At the conclusion of the operetta ball will be held. The dancing is scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock. BOOSTERS GET FREE BANQUET STOCKTON, May of the losing Sacramento chamber of commerce membership team were hosts to the winning Stockton team last night at a banquet here. The Sacramento delegation of more than 25 made the trip here In a special car.

Heading the Sacramento delegation was President Carl Lamus, Gerald Johnson, president of the campaign committee; Attorney Fontaine Johnson, who issued the Sacramento challenge; and Secretary-Manager A. S. Dudley. Local luminaries included ident H. K.

Griffin, Curtis Robbins, membership campaign secretary; Attorney Warren Atherton, who issued the Stockton challenge; and Secretary-Manager A. N. Robertson. Taking A Hill on High It takes lots of power and a good start to climb a hill without shifting gears: Get a good start for the hills of the day's work by eating a breakfast of Shredded Wheat and milk. There is a quick "get-away" in this delicious, whole wheat food.

No need for gears in the middle of the hilljust go right on up with increased energy and power. And Shredded Wheat is in such a delicious, easily digestible form. SHREDDED SHREDDED WHEAL WHEAT WITH ALL THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT Talkie Victim BERNICE CLAIRE, film star and former Oakland girl, who collapsed in Hollywood from strain of talking moving picture work. CHURCH CLUB TO ENTERTAIN SAN LEANDRO, May Lucia," a collegiate farce comedy, will be featured tonight at San Leandro high school in a benefit program to be given by the Women's club of the First Presbyterian church. Numbers by the Rotary club Glee, the Kiwanis Flappers and a high school dancing chorus are included in the entertainment.

Those who will take part in the are: Herbert DeCou, Lester Sterner, Watt Bruner, Rev. H. F. Doran, Dorothea Brown, Dr. M.

S. Bush, Edwin Duck, Mayor J. W. DeCou, Mrs. H.

F. Judson, Ruth Lucille McParland, Louise Flewelling, Jack Bill, Al Wagner, Gordon Montfort, Delbert McFadden. Participating in the Kiwanis skit are: R. W. Heilig, L.

S. Pratt, J. R. Sutton, F. J.

Wuepper, Dr. A. W. Sweasney, C. R.

Moore, Lloyd Stagner, R. E. Neikirk, A. J. Moeller, C.

Jensen, K. N. Hyrup, Geo. F. Mino, William' Swift, H.

Bronstein, R. W. Gredel, A. M. Carden, A.

Esteves, E. G. Roche, M. Hink, J. H.

Begier, C. B. Fisher, Phinney, Dr. A V. H.

Langdon, lie R. M. Banta, Dr. L. Michael, W.

0. Davies, H. Trumbull, E. W. Weller, Dr.

P. A. Rooney and W. A. Richmond.

The dancing chorus includes: Helen Newman, Harriet Rose, Dorothea Nelson, Garnetta LeMesurier, Viola Stevenson, Thelma Avignone, Alma Van Dyke, Louise Turner, Janis Webster, Eileen Watson, Anona Edwards, Beatrice Durando, DIema Whitcomb, Gay Williams, Dorothy Miller, Eva Hoezel, Ellen Tolles, Phyllis Jasper, Dorothy Conner, Helen Pinney. Funeral Is Held for San Leandro Woman LEANDRO, May and final rites were held at Merced yesterday for Mrs. Julia E. Serjeant, 62, of San Leandro, who died in Oakland last Friday. Services were held in Oakland Sunday under the direction of the Women's Benefit association.

Surviving are her husband, James W. Serjeant; three sisters, Mrs. R. Mitchell, Mrs. A.

K. Elliot, Mrs. Laura Wade, and two brothers, Frank and Bert Chappell. Pastor, Wife Plan European Journey MONTEREY, May Ghe M. Cutting, accompanied by Mrs, Cutting, will leave Monterey sula route this to week for Europe, San where Francisco; they plan to remain at least enjoying a well earned vacation.

Dr. Cutting, who has been in charge of St. John's Episcopal chapel at Del Monte for more than ten years, has been ordered take a complete rest and it is for this reason that the European trip is being taken. Parker Idea in Dentistry Is to Serve Whole Public By DR. PAINLESS PARKER Founder of the E.

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