Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 16

Crib tine FEBRUARY 24, 1931 A TUESDAY EVENING OaklanD Kj 7 I i aaaaama By a new decree all tooth paste.) Sandino Offers New 'Peace must be analyzed, proved and reg Plans for hydro-electric development of the La Cascada Falls, of the Rio Queq'uen Grande, in Ar The present membership of the Socialist party in Great Britain is now about 2, lot), 000, whereas In 190 it was 4, 351), 000. FAKED CHECKS istered by the government befo AUG STATIC. they can be sow in Argentina, gentina, are being made. TermsrTo United States Held by Police MRS. HELEN BURKE, 25, and her husband, James Burke, arrested in Richmond, are being held by Federal au- 1510 JIIJI IE MEXICO CITY, Feb.

24. "If such is the case, It seems to me there is a good-chance to bring ijhQiitira.on,,,CQuntexfeit, check 1 I 11 11 11 1 1 11 about the pacification of the coun charges. i 54. SAX FRAXCISCO, Feb, FBESH HUB Federal authorities today were try. The fighting now ig growing more Intense and if It continues will mean the useless sacrifice of holding Mrs.

Helen Burke, 23. at tractive brunette, and her printer- to Nicaragua was advanced yesterday by pr. Pedro Jose Zepeda foreign representative of the insurgent leader Augustino Sandino. His proposal Saturday that the United State. Marine.

In Nicaragua withdraw Immediately, after which Sandino would cease his activities, met with a cold reception In Washington. The new proposal is to betrln many lives. husband. James Burke, while war "Would the United States anil rants sped across the continent the Moncada government agree to imii asm 1 11 nil 1 1 II imnreaiate witnarawal of the mar. fiot's the spirit that from New York, Miami.

nnd other eastesJu points, charging the couple with Issuing counterfeit Legislation Authorizes 000 to Enable Scientists To Tackle Problems 1 lne. if the Sandino faction laid down its arms and gave, adequate travelers' checks. will assure success assurance mat it. would remain peaceful? evacuation Immediately, or to agree to immediate evacuation, the Sandino faction to lay down its arms when notification Is given. Richmond, seems to be about the only phife where the couple stopped nnd didn't cash any "I assume that if this were done there would be assurance against By ROBEIlT MACK.

cu iVfiTO.N'i Feb 24. Sandino- giving guarantees against any future intervention of American troops that Is. any unjustified resuming; hostilities. failing those "A dispatch from Washington recep intervention. Such an assurance, IS which say.

that hostilities would of Jhe worthies paper money, police said. ft was a large automobile with Miami license plates, seen on the streets of Richmond, that led police to raid the room occupied by the couple In the Oarqulnez hotel there. of course, wouLehbe necessary." vi ill The doctor declared that the XTiTnctrpenetrate their mysteries. the bu- cease the moment the rebels abandoned their arms somewhat perplexed me." Zepeda aald. "I wonder If thl.

means the marines would be withdrawn so soon as verUable only cause of warfare now in Nicaragua is the- presence of the marines, and that their departure will be a signal for. Immediate peace. reau wmhlncton house of wonder in Sandino lays down his weapons. Ui a mote intensive cnfholeted nas ana iAnoi mi rue $250,000 'Shadowing' Suit Burke, said to be an expert printer, had a complete miniature printing plant with him, and enough bankers' bond paper to print checks sufficient to keep Mm for years If police hadn't ln. fered.

With Ms equipment. Burke -wan aide to counterfeit travelers' checks thnt successfully deceived bank cashiers nnd busineea men from the Atlantic to California police asserted. The couplflylJl be heJd-here by federal authorities untH warrants Declared Near Compromise Its iwalts only the algnature of Fresl M7.00 for two new experimental Nation, t. legislation 1 enable the KnatiBti tackle these problems with renewed vigor and with ample apparatus EVISOV. I 1 in our Community Chest Campaign.

Raising money for chafj itable purposes, emphatically is not a one-man or a one-organization jobits a city-wide, all- inclusive, individual re-sponsibility. Let's not expect "George" to do it let's do it, ourselves. Organized Telief work js, moTe than ever, necessary when conditions are sub-noTmdLLet's not shirk' our duty. Let's individually say.arei9II Eielp! CHICAGO. Feb.

24. (P) The $260,000 damage suit of Dr. John containing specific charge, aro ret Wtreeter Hldley against Wr Perkins And with thl. legislation, the tu-nu i to aid in the develop. who lies injured In a television, now so expeii' Toronto, Canada, hospital, may be settled out of.

court within the next ceivea. Both Burke and, hi. wife main-tain -absol-iito silence regarding their V-U awaited by the P.vf nnrt of its expansion of activities, the bureau'- radio laboratory pro-psProvde week. Jay Frederick Reeve, Bid-ley's attorney, revealed today. Dr.

Sidney in- suing Sldlev for day scheduled for the hearing of a petition for Injunction brought by Dr. Sidney to restrain Bull from having him trailed by detectives. Reliez Valley Site For Summer Home WALNUT CRKEK, Feb. 24. Mrs.

E. V. of Oakland, sister-in-law pf.Kdwc.-d R. Rowland, vice-president of the Greater Han Ramor. Valle.

Chamber of Commerce, has purchased two acre, of land In the Rcllez Valley near here, and plan, to build a summer home. damages suffered, it is alleged, be standard jrfqur.ui, illations on the air cause Bull has employed private I- fit II 1)11 1 tV. detectives to shadow the physician nn. of television', big problem for three years. Attorney Reeve nnrHlntinn of trans' snld hi.

client would receive a aet- Wf BM-X Jiff i.Ii racelvlntr auparatus, so Sufpect Bandit to tlement of between 1260,000 and S600.000. Forum to Sponsor Charter Study Meets The first of a series of four charter study group, sponsored by tahe departments of, municipal affair, and efficiency In government of the Oakland Forum and Kastbay League of Women Voters, Is scheduled for tomorrow, 10:30 a. Forum lecture room, Hotel Oakland. Alanson Sessions will be speaker at thl. first meeting, ac at the device, wilt be in absolute synchronism and that the imM win he Identical with Reeve felt reasonably sure that Be Brought Back MODESTO, Feb.

24. Police Th standard fre the settlement would take place before Wednesday, which I. the quenc-ervice-wlll permit precise calibration of television ail niher -4 nn naw Station. Will -reeled In Isolated areas, free from nnil disturbances. One will be of JO.000 watl.

and the other of 20.000 Besides onriinv nut the continuous stand ard frequency servlcefor all sta SZgf1 jmrrmraimi 'mjvwrrm mvwKaqif tion, on the air. iney win db Employed In studying fudlng and cording to K. Yoakum, churrman, and his subject will be 'The Mayor and His The course of study meetings, open to the public and slated for four consecutive Wednesday mornings, will culminate in an evening muss meeting In the Hotel Oakland ballroom on Wednesday, March 25, Mrs. Yoakum said, whdn a comprehensive resume of the situation will be made. The entire course will be devoted to a comparison of the proposed freeholder charter und the city manager charter.

Other speak iniln rYiiirnPterlHtlrs. a. well us Chief Lee E. Smith will leave tonight or tomorrow morning for St. Joseph, to return Russell ITU 86, ex-convlct, under arrest there as the bandit who held up the local branch of the American Trust company on February 6, to Modesto for trial.

The formalities connected with getting extradition papers are expected to be cleared up on Tuesday. Another officer probably will accompany Chief Hmlth. K. Mathews, police chief of St. Josepn, has notified Modesto authorities thnt Bill will not oppose extradition.

Hmlth, declaring that Hill "positively Is the Modesto bandit," will question the suspect In dotnll on his disposal of more than $1500, taken tn the holdup. Hill had about lUSO, mostly In onrrency, on his person WTien taken Into custody. After serving nine years in the the other ailment, and vugnrjes of CORNER 12" WASHINGTON radio. N. lADINO NEF.ftS STUDY.

Dr. George Hurgjc.s, dlrectdr of the Informed congress In seeking passage of the legislation that fading Is one of the most nerloua limitations In radio and ers at the morning metlngs-wlll be VOLUME BUYING Markell Bner, Bestor Koblnnon 'marl ainriv most urgently. and Wade Hnook. "fcfatlo chantre. in direction of radio waves, which he are of greut Importance In navigation of Women Honor Two i ships and aircraft, and the he slsle penitentiary it Nevada on a rliarge of 8Hault with Intent to Friends at Party had or of the short waves, also are Included." Accurate control of frequency to prevent "wobbling, Dr.

Burgess said. Is the key to efficient use of PITTSBURG, Feb. 24. Honor. Ing Mrs.

Anna Frnlm and Mrs. Al bert Teakle oi the occasion of their birthdays, Mrs. 'alph Lne the limited number of radio channels. The algnal. to be transmitted continuously, once the new stations are Installed, will be checked derlvh and Mrs.

Hchwnlholz murder, Hill wild released last No. vemher, Smith snid, and came to Modesto shortly thereafter Three Arrested On Driving Charge MAHTINEZ, Feb. Thre'e PLUS CASH SELLING PRODUCES THIS REMARKABLE VALUE A.new l6w-priced suit, hand-' tailored, Worsted. 2 pairs pants! against the bureau's master radio were joint hostesses at a party recently. The affair wns held at the Laederlch home on Kast Santa Fe avenue.

The rooms were decorated with tulips and daffodils. RHtdue was the dltyfalon of the frequency standurd, accurate to one part In a million, he nld. 0nrrl(ht, 1881. for Tha TKIBVNE.) persons wero arrusted bn Contra Costa county hlghwuy. ove the holiday period for reckless drlvfiilf.

evening four tables t-elng In play. High, scores were made by Mrs. John Lee Janes, 21, of 226 West Ninth' street, I'lttsburg, was cited by.Stiite Traffic Officer. M. Bar- Amy McAvoy and Mrs.

Irving Rlp- unp. scare went to Mrs, II. A. McVoy. bee and W.

II. Kennerley on the Pinole highway. He will before Justice of the Penno W. P. Those present Tvere Mrs.

W. K. Oil, fcTATIO.N JtOBBKB BEKKKMfiV, Kb. 24. Burglary of gasoline service station at Hearst avenue and Oxford street wa reported to police this morning by Wade Williams attend' ant The burglar, forced a door to the station and then lifted a trap, door leading to an air compressor and took a money bag containing (30.11, Williams told police.

1 11 Tliore are 94,000 fewer people living within the London city limit, than ton yen re ago, Terry at Pinole. Irwjn Role, 62, Wcstover, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. O. C.

Young, Mrs. Adrnlne 3011 East Sixth street, Pittsburg, Clement. Mrs. Mary McDonald. whs- arrested by Deputy Sheriff Mrs.

Belle Smith, Mi's. Cleore.i B. Page, and Edmund Drown was cited by" State Traffic Officer It, H. Trembath. Drown will face Murray, Mrs.

Ruby Zent, Mrs. Leonard Smith, Mrs. Oswald Rber. Mrs. Kd Boyler Mrs.

McAvoy. JrHilge George Duncan at Walnut Creek. Shades and styles to please all. McDonald and Mrs. McVny.

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tops. Largo Special variety. new solid shades. 1 recently received Special for price, 65o 20 Odd COATS Formerly to $45 $15.75 $19.75 EXTRA STAMPS With All Purchases If Accompanied By Coupon Wool Knickers Sl.D.U Knit Boltnin. 10 Extra St.mp.' wltk forch.i.

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Properties are conservatively appraised and loans are conservatively nude The company's records are auto-, matic and afford instant information on the condition' of any loan, as well as orf the condition of the company. Independent Certified Public Accountants audit these records fre- cjuently. Officers of seasoned judgjtieQt and unquestioned integrity manage the affairs of the company atid a well-known Is constantly actively vigUariivu These safeguards have attracted to the Mercantile Building-Loan Association the funds of many Banks, Insurance Com-panies, Corporations, Trustees, Guardians, Estate Managers and similar custodians of money. In times when general investments are uncertain, these safeguards that satisfy the experts are needed even more by individual investors. only Wtinaiay, FEB.

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OUC 40 Only Boy $1.50 CAPS 75c .95 13 200 Pain Boyi' Rayon Sox A 1712 who wea'long panta ir Pys I ATI ON BROADWAY, OAKLAND Ttltpbont Ghtncturt 9266 Exceptional vajue. deliveries, a C. O. no phettt urdrn, an thrt specials..