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LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICES ASSOCIATED PRESS Exclusive 6 Alameda County UNITED PRESS- CHICAGO DAILY NEW FOREIGN SERVICE CONSOLIDATED (More than all other newspapers Exclusive a Associated Oakland Press Service Tribune United Press Consolidaled Press Association VOL. CXII- OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1930 NO. 44 No, gentle reader, you're not seeing double. There are really two of them, MARGARET and MARIAN WALLIN, twin girls who were born Monday night at East Oakland hospital. If you look closely you'll, note that MARGARET, or maybe it's MARIAN, has one eye open while her sister is entirely disinterested in the "birdie." -TRIBUNE photo.

Marian and Margaret Twin Girls Born Here Are Like Two Proverbial Peas Mike and Ike have nothing on Margaret and Marion when it comes to resemblance to each other. Of course Margaret and Marion may change but right now they Girl Is Vallejo Honored at Party VALLEJO, Feb. Alice Kirkland, whose wedding to Midshipman John Corbus, U. S. is expected to be an event of June, was honored here at a dinner party and shower at the home of Dr.

and Mrs. R. I. Longabaugh in York street. coording to present plans, the CON a nuptials will take place at St.

Peter's chapel, Mare Island, following Corbus' return from the naval academy at napolis. VETERINARIAN DIES. SANTA ROSA, Feb. J. J.

Summerfield, widely known veterinarian, died at his home here yesterday after an illness of but a day. Born in England, the veterinarian, who was 70 years old, came to America as a young man and had resided here for. 35 years. Having amassed a fortune in real estate, he had practiced very little in late years. So far as is known his only relatives are a sister and two nieces living in England.

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New. pumps were being installed at the station, and kerosene flares had been placed nearby to warn motorists of the excavations. One of these is believed -to have started fire which reached the pumps, causing the triple blast. COAL Healthful HEAT BANNER Coal possesses the qualities that good fuel should have. Use it and your will be warm and comfortable.

$20.00 Per Ton Sold only by P. C. FREDERICKSON FUEL FEED 1025 Fruitvole Avenue FRuitvale 0400 MAN'S SUICIDE BLUFF FAILS: WIFE LEAVES Husband Admits He Turned On Gas 'Just to Scare as He'd Often Done, Says Departing Spouse BERKELEY, Feb. wife was 'cold" to him, so he turned on the gas, "just to scare her." The bluff didn't work for he'd done it once too often. And today all that Joseph Ferreira, 711 Hearst avenue, has to remind him of his spouse is a picture postcard.

Mrs. Ferreira left the family home last night after Patrolman C. Ipsen had been sent to investigate a "sutcide' 'attempt. "I'm dying," moaned the husband. "He's bluffing," declared the wife.

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0 0 0 U. of C. Girls Lack Beauty, Writer Wails Feminine Students Brainy, but--Says Critic in Campus Paper. BERKELEY, Fef. students at the University of California are not beautiful and do not even approach prettiness, a writer in the Daily Californian, student paper, declared today.

"Anybody can stand on Fourteenth and Broadway in Oakland and in one hour find more good looking women than that person could find all day on the campus," the anonymous article said. "The girls try to dress well but when it comes to the fact, it is either unashamedly homely or half- an inch thick with cream and powder. Either is supposed to be beautiful to the wearer but to the onlooker they are hideous." The reason for the lack of feminine pulchitrude on the university campus, the writer declared, is because "the good looking babes get married when they leave high school and only the homely but intelligent ones reach college. Nobody else would have anything to do with them." ROSENBERG IN SAN QUENTIN SAN QUENTIN, Feb. of the outstanding figures in the Julian Petroleum company scandal in Los Angeles, Ed H.

Rosenberg, convicted of criminal conspiracy, arrived at San Quentin yesterday. He was escorted from Los Angeles by Deputy Sheriff F. P. Cochran. Rosenberg spent a year in the county jail in the Southland, but it does not count on his sentence of from one to 14 years, pri- DEATH GLAMS BAY PUBLISHER Charles Tripler Hutchinson, 54, member of a pioneer bay region family, clubman and publisher, died last night following a brief illness.

Hutchinson had been indisposed since Christmas. Last Sunday throat infection. developed which caused Hutchinsin, son of pioneer parents and grandson of Charles Tripler, former surgeon-general of the army, was born in San Francisco in 1876 He formerly held positions as manager of the mining divisions of the Union Iron Works and the Hendy Iron Works in San Francisco. Since 1907 he has engaged in the publishing business, at time of his death being president of the McGraw Hill Company of California. Hutchinson was a member of the American.

Society of Mechanical Engineers. He was prominent in Masonic curcles, and was a mem- Offense Taken As Somebody Takes a Fence JOSE, Feb. -Miss SAN Marjorie Wheeler, 2801 Alum Rock avenue, isn't "hedging" when she says she took offense when some one stole her fence. And Sheriff George W. Lyle's deputies are seeking a possible fence who would buy the fence.

The fence is a 50- foot hedge of privet. Somebody pulled it all up and hauled it away in a truck. Reports didn't reyeal whether the robbers got the gate. Deputy Sheriffs J. E.

Bean and L. E. Hardy are investigating. ber of the Bohemian club and Mount Diablo and Claremont country clubs. of recent years he had made his home at the latter club.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Gertrude A. Hutchinson, and a brother, Ely C. Hutchinson of New York. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

NEW TEXTBOOK REVISES SELF BERKELEY, Feb. -A "perpetual" testbook on psychology, which scholars say is designed so that it may never go out of date, is the latest thing in books offered by Prof. E. Jones of the University or California department of psychology. The new book, designed to be used in conjunction with other standard texts, cannot go out of date because it is printed in loose leaf form, so that new pages or new chapters may be added or substituted whenever later scientific research reveals their need, according to the author.

"So rapid is the present day development of psychology that it is difficult for a text to keep up-todate unless it is revised from time to time, incorporating the results of current research," Professor Jones says. are less than 48 hours old and as alike as the proverbial two peas. Margaret and Marion are the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Folke Wallin, 2429 Thirteenth avenue, and are temporarily quartered at the East Oakland hospital, 2648 East Fourteenth street, where where they were left by Old Doc Stork Monday night.

Margaret, who is officially desIgnated No. 1 at the hospital, rived at 8:18 p. m. and tipped the scales at pounds and 9 ounces. Just 34 minutes later Marian appeared.

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