Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 9

JUNE 18, 1930 OaHanD Cfiburte WEDNESDAY EVENING Finiiir nivuiiD-nM San Leandro C. of C. to Mapear of Hard Work -luhi urn Gold QuartT POLICE FORCE IS INCREASED id llmnnirp mm mi CHURCH GROUPS TO GIVE DANGE Ledge Foul Dance Aide MISS VERA WOLP-. MAN, who is assisting in arrangements for a dance and June festival to be held Friday nipht. BEEDNOPEHT I I IJUIIS IW Ul Mill I UlllilvLJ Id I LH Under Street; ner, has expressed enthusiasm of TVTEVADA CITY, June 18 WoVk-L men, installing ornamental The annual rose festival SAN LEA'NDRO, June 18.

Increasing the force to ten. not ln- i .1 PVilfif lnawl DAralto BAN LEANDRO. June 18. Organization of officials of the San Leandro Chambes of Commerce for a fiscal year" that contains much promise will mark a session of the board of directors tomorrow noon, when. Charles newly appointed secretary-manager, tvill be present to discuss plans and prospects.

It was announoed today by President J. Allison Bruner. 1 i light standards at the principal corner of Nevada City, Pine and other mBmtr of Ban Leandro (. nlt-v cnnnrll It WAS A one-day-per-week 'campaign against defective brakes and glaring headlights was started today by Lieutenant Charles Hemphill of the police traffic bureau. A special squad has been organized under Motorcycle Patrolman Lester Manning.

The' squad will go on brake and headlight duty once each week. Brakes will be Inspected In the daytime. Headlights will be announced today by City Clerk Ed the future of the chamber and community, and although he will not assume his duties formally until after the first of the month, already is devoting many hours to his new Job. Hall managed the spring Community Chest drive here, which quickly went over the top. Actions and not words will be the aim of the chamber during the coming year, according to the president and his aides.

New industries, maintenance of a system of desirable publicity for. the community, stimulation of trade-at-home inducements and improvements in streets, lights and other facilities will be among the alms of the chamber, he said. Anyone in Oakland may erect gasoline station in this city without obtaining i. permit, according to a ruling of Superior Judge T. W.

Harris. He made the decision yesterday, afte stating that there is no ordinance here requiring such a permit, ie decision was given in tho case of Samuel Upright, whose application to erect a service station, at Lake Park ajid Rand averuea was rejected by the -city council. Bestor attorney for Up-rieht. took the case to euperiof gar t. MUtcninps, ioiirving a spe i Appointment of committees will cial meeting of- that body to con sider finances for the next fiscal year.

Broad streets, uncovered a wiue quarts ledpe, showing free gold, at a depth of four feeU The workmen blasted throuph a sheet of bedrock to locate the mine. As the locating of the vein is subsequent to the patent of llio city, no notices wil be posted recording the claim at the street intersection. Old timers believe that the vein is an offshoot of the old Nevada county ledge, which bisects Nevada City. dance of the St. JosephJa sodality nd the Young Ladles' sodality of ft.

Elizabeth's church will be held Friday night at St. Elizabeth's 1530 Thirty-fourth street, according to Miss Helen Knopft chairman of the event. Music for the dance will be arranged by John Ehrenfield, while tiUer-dahve entertainment is- being directed by Miss Carmel Leffman and Miss Helen Leffman. Assisting In general arrangements are Flora Weishaar, Vera Wolp-man, Perz. Anna Williams, Marie Sllverla, Mary Cherne, Anna Knopf.

Helen Cox, Tlllie Bold, Marie Dombrink, Henry Dombrink, Larry Menge, O'idfrey Weimer, Henry Koch and Edward Rom. The new patrolman will assume hU duties at the start of the year in July and probably will bt placed he delayed until a- later session, as the more important duty of clearly eurveylng the resources, prospects and accomplishments of the business men's organization Is paramount at present, the president explained. Hall, according to President Bru checked at Hemphill said that the campaign en the night beat, with one of the will be continued all summer, at least. court for a decision. regulars switched over to dayllgut hours, the city clerk said.

Apportionment of funds for thJ new officer followed request of the police rhief, who pointed out that I s-A -f I Pittsburg Players ness and residential sections of Sah Leandro cailea tor aaaitionai protection. Minor reorganlzatlonof the police department, including principally a shift of schedules, will take place lust before the end of the Will Produce Play PITTSBURG, June 18. "Cyclone Sally" has been selected as the first play to be presented by the recently organized Delta Players, according to announcement to-dav bv John X. Bruce arfd William Hue ANOTHER SENSATIONATJ BREUNER RADIO OFFER! Dresent fiscal year, (according to Chief Peralta. Courder, directors.

Rehearsals will get under way Immediately, ana the date soon will be set for offering the production. Eugene G. Hafer wrote the play. Veterans to Plan Flag Pole Dedication ALAMEDA, June 18. Represen-tntivp.

nt Alnmeda veterans' or The following have been chosen In the cast: Lillian William Vlera Jack Young, Morris Wrench, Irene Johnson, Kathdyn ganizations will meet Rrlday night Tin the city council chambers to HP Mabey, Norma Pierano, Al.Law rence and Miss Tillltson. Starting ip-morrow. Fire Chiefs Will Pour milk or cream in a brimming bowl of these toasted rice- bubbles then listen while they sing a on' of crispness! Snap I map plans for a patriotic eeremony to feature the dedication ota new flagpole at Washington parkin July 4, it was announced today by Acting Mayor W. R. Calcutt.

E. J. Angwin, president of the Alameda Veterans' Service club, has. been named chairman of a committee Meet iti Alameda ALAMEDA. June 18.

Plans for Crackle Pop I This great -J the annual convention of the Pa at 8:30 A. M. in charge of arrangements, Calcutt clflo Coast Association of Fire announcea Chiefs to be held In Oakland Sep Berkeley Woman's tember 1 to 4, were being mapped Glider Students to today by a local committee Funeral Rites Held which Fire Chief Walter T. Stein new cereal is tening you how filled with wonder flavor every mouthful is it Children love it for breakfast, lunch or supper. At your grocer's.

Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. metz of Alameda is a member Steinmeti Is head of the finance BERKELEY, June 18. Funeral services' were held this afternoon at the Little Chapel of the for Mrs. Alia C. Titus.

71. wife committee In charge of provldln funds for the entertainment of Plan Seriesrof Flights ALAMEPA, June 18. To plan a series of glider flights, members of the Hat in the Ring Glider club, composed of aviation students at Alameda High school, will meet tonight at 2320 Alameda avenue. Rnurred bv the success of a series delegates. of Nelson C.

Titus and resident 193 Students Will of Berkeley and Oakland for the nn.t 1 It VMri. NEW 1930 SCREEN GRID Mrs. Titus, who swas an active. of flights made with their new Be Given Diplomas BAN JOSE. June 18.

A class of member of Trinity M. E. church, AloA at Alt Bates hOBDital after 193 students will receive diplomas a short Illness of pneumonia. She of graduation at commencemen exercises of Woodrow Wilson Jun glider in the hills near Warm Springs last week, the club members expect now to do some glider flying In Alameda. A committee Is searching for a suitable site.

6TOCKINOS CAUSE ARREST. tjpi MIIa HnrtensA Ilelnolre lor HlKh school tomorrow nlcht Miss Nell O'Brien, principal, will presont the diplomas. Speakers resided at Z6U0 uurani avenue. Mrs. Titus was born In Ohio and came to the Eaatbay from Seattle.

She was the motor of Leo Titus, assistant cashier in the First Berkeley branch of the American Trust, and of William I. Titus, attorney, of Pasadena. will be Albert Petersen, class pres Ident: Caesar Tanda and Arthui caused so great excitement by wearing one white and one black stocking that a gendarne arrested her. Trussell. A musical program1 will 6e presented.

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