Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, TUNE 1933 111 COUNTY SENDS 924 TO TIN FES FEDERAL MPS STARS OF SHOW in California. The rest of the 330 camps allotted the Ninth Corps army area, under the reforestation plan of President Roosevelt are scattered throughout Oregon, Washington, Utah, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona. Specials for Friday June 2nd! Nine hundred and twenty-four yqjrng Alameda County men have been sent to the Presidio in San Francisco for training as members of the Civilian Conservation Corps, it was announced today Clifton E. Hickok, director of charities. Hickok said this number enrolled by last Friday, completes the present county quota.

An allotment of at least $20, and not over $25, of the $30 the men receive monthly must be made to dependents of the men. The men will receive two weeks training in reforestration, trail making, and similar tasks in army forts and camps under the direction of regular army officers, after which they will be sent to the camps. There are 127 conservation camps Bishop-Elect Here For Consecration SAN FRANCISCO, June 1. En route to New York, where he is to be consecrated by Cardinal Hayes June 18, Bishop-elect James T. Hayes, S.

of the newly-created Swagger coats Buy your Father's Day gifts at Birthday Savings! MEN'S SHIRTS diocese of Cagayen, Philippine suits Islands, is a guest of Very Rev. Wil- liam I. Lonergaii, president of the I Jesuit University of San Francisco. $16.75 to $25 vais. 1932 1933 9S aJk, 331310 $13.95 Swagger coats swagger In plain colors! All full shrunk! Collar attached! 2 collars to match! Occidental suits tiew sports cats and even untrimmed drefs coats in this exciting group! New mannish twe eds! Monotones! Nubjjy tweeds! Basket weave mixtures! Smola type fabrics! White! Sports colors! Str eet shades! And all beautifully tailored and silk lined Joyce Ford and Raymond Ham, members of Tlie Tribune Juveniles, arc two little stars of the vaudeville entertainment to be presented Fairfax Theater next Saturday afternoon.

immie Dickie, cartoonist is ajo featured on the program. Better quality broadcloth in these shirts every one guaranteed fast color and full shrunk! Collar-attacHed style! White basket weaves, too, in collar-attached or two-collars-to-match styles! Dad will like these! Famous McGregors, of brushed A (- WeaterS wool in plain colors. With or neck! Regularly Lisle socks LToned prs. $1.00 cloqued hose, from Saxony! Marls and plain colors. -pj Of sateen, with notch collar, fK raiamas slipon style or English collar S' style! And lounge coats.

Regularly priced $3.50 1 Schlesmg'er's, Store for Mtn, First Floor lv I' f-1 wA fa' Mm WyA' Cartoonist and Juveniles Again to Be Presented Life Insurance Go. owned by 225.000 Transamericans Year after year since it founding more than 25 years ago, Occidental Life prominent among the major subsidiaries of" Transamerica has forged steadily ahead. Through fat and lean years, Occidental's sales curve has gone ever upward. In it reached its highest record for written and paid volume of insurance. Other Tranaamcrica aet owned outright: Bank of America N.T.

A. Pacific Nat'l Fire Insurance Co. California Joint Stock Land BanJk Capital Co. (Real Estate) California Lands, Incorporated Transamerica has tubtttaritial holdings in: Union Oil Company, California Standard Oil California California Packing Corp. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.

General Foods, Incorporated Bethlehem Sleel Corporation and many other leading institutions THAN AMERICA fc A I 300 new dresses nies and others -of some of the in response to request from rtren, Jimmio Dickie, cartoonist, and I youngsters in the audience. He gives these cat toons away to the boys and girls. The Tribune Juveniles, coached by Miss Ivy Ford, will present, an entire new song and dance act and a nearly HOSIERY new troupe from those who ap peared last week will take part $6 In addition to these two acts to A be presented by The Tribune, Manager Bhimfeldt will offer his usual fine picture program, including The Tribun? Juveniles will again be presented in acts at the Fairfax Theater next Saturday afternoon. Dickie, entertaining with his cartoons, drawings and talks, and The Tribune Juveniles, were features of last Saturday's show at the Fairfax and so many requests have come in for their appearance asoin that Abe Blumfcldt, show manager, has completed arrangements for their appearance next Saturday. Hundreds of boys and girls who attended last, week's show (vere members of The Tribune's Aunt Klsie Club.

Dickie is working on his new act and promises something even better than his last, act as he is to do his cartoons in colors this time and explain each drawing as he works. Some of his cartoons will be characters taken from The Tribune fun cartoons, serials, comedies and fea ture picture! He has also arranged Service and chiffan! With picot top! With French heel! With cradle toe! New Summer shades! to give away to each boy and girl Sheen! Chiffons I Pure dye silks Frocks for vacation Frocks fw townweatL Ftocks for Summer days and evenings! attending the show a Jimmy Dickie candy bar. The Tribune will also present a Jimmie Dickie cartoon st I- to several children in the audience fchh 'esinger's, Apparel Shops, Second Floor absolutely free. There will be SO circus tickets to the Barnes circus given away by the Fairfax The nter. There win be no raise in price over the regular admission II II charge.

-s Luxite rayon undies SHERWOOD SWAN LTD wsvFf ii ar a DEATH TOES Bodice top vests Band knee yoke front panties Regulation bloomers Pink only 50 0' PAUL For better wear, the service weight has the lisle hem and lisle foot the chiffon has a silk hem and lisle plated foot. Be sure you have plenty of both types for Summer and vacation wear. buy a dozen pairs at this, special Birthday Sale price! Schlcs'mger't, Hosiery, First Floor WOODLAND. 1. Pnu First time at this low price 1 Special Birthday event! Schlesinger's, Underwear, First Floor O'Neil, 33, former assistant distric These Specials for Friday Free Auto Parking attorney of Sacamento County, and They SOUNW fir eat I JUST listen to Kellogg's Rice Krisiiics when you pour on milk or cream.

They actuajly crackle with crispness. Ami their wonderful flavor makes you want them again ami again. So nourishing. So easy to digest. FJne for children, particularly the evening meal, because they invite restful sleep.

Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. husband of Mrs. Betty Best O'Neil Sani Flush, fin 1 4c of Piedmont, widely known horse woman, society matron and daugh ter of C. L. Best, tractor magnate died last night at The Maples.

palatial Woodland estate of the Lastex form fitting girdle Bests. No. 1 tall tin Small Ripe Olives 8c No. i tin Grapefruit 8V2C No. 3'i dentrd tin Fruit Salad 15c lie jar California A nai Invit His death was attributed to a lung affection from which he had suffered during the past year.

His wife was at the bedside when the end Save! Drugs! Toiletries! mini Beef Tamales 5c No. 1 tall tin Loganberries 5c Apricots 5c I -lb. packavf Corn Starch 5c Kellocf 's Corn Flakes 5c Raw Sugar, lb. Leslie Shaker Salt No. 1 tall tin Del Tomato Juice $1 came.

"2Q for this smart girdle with the two-way stretch I 14-inch length. 81 $1.50 Citrocarbonate, special at Marriage of O'Neil. former Uni versity of California basketball star, and the former Miss Best, was social event of November, 1930. Home Mustard 7c Prepared Ginger, I -lb. jar, 15c O'Neil was the son of the late Thomas W.

O'Neil. former school Superintendent of Sacramento. He had attended the University of Bottle Gaps 25c $1.25 Absorbine 75c Bayers aspirin, 100's, $1.00 Bisodol, $1.00 Listerine, 50c Molle shaving cream, 25c Mennens talc, $1.50 Petrolagar, Wood shoe cabinets 3 drawer type for men, 1 29 rawer tyPe fr I women! Floral sateen covered. Jell Well 19c Santa Clara and, later, the Univcr sity of California, where he as cap tain of the basketball team. He graduated in 1923.

Besides his widow, he is survived iP KOSHER KILLED POULTRY C9 Ttnhbi Gnrfinklo will lip herr TYIdny until 2 p. in. by four brothers. Funeral arrangements are pending. Scottsboro Case Is AFRESH PORK Loin Chops, lb.

lie In Juvenile Court DECATUR, June 1. cases of Roy Wright an Eu Spareribs, lb. Ik Tufted chair pads, of gay1, colorful floral patterned fabric. Special 4 for 69c Modess sanitary napkins. Regular size, 1 2 in each box.

Limit 4 boxes at 4 boxes 50c Shower curtains of rubberized rayon, regular 6x6-foot size. $1.98 values, $1.55 Household aprons, large coverall style in gay prints, -guaranteed fast colors, 49c Schlesinger's, Notions, First Floor Armour's Hams, lb. 14 Eastern Bacon, lb. 15? Margarine. .2 lbs.

17? Mayonnaise, pint Klamath Cheese, lb. 16? 79? S7 47? 71 59 29 2 for 25 79 69 59 19? 291 291 .15 59 59 59 33 33? 73 43 29? $1.09 59 37 J59 1.09 2 for 35? $2.19 v29 29 $1.20 Sal Hepatica, $1.00 Upjohn's super cod liver oil, 50c witch hazel, 75c Milk of Magnesia, quarts, 75c Mineral oil, quarts, 25c Woodbury's facial soap, $1.00 Wildroot hair tonic, $1.00 Angelus lipsticks, $1.50 Jasmin bath salts, 50c Zip cream, 50c Unguentine, $1.25 Creomulsion, $1.00 Djer-Kiss Talc, 50c Everdry, $1.75 Floror, for blonde hair, $1.00 Italian Balm, 60c Mum, $1.00 Neet, Pigs' 5 lbs. 25c fork Stimd. Drnt. 110 Listen gene Williams, two of nine Negroes indicted in the "Scottsboro case" today were ordered traWsterred to the Juvenile courts of Morgan County for review.

The hearing on applications for writs of Habeas Corpus in behalf of the Negroes, who, defense counsel contended, were only 13 years of age at the time of their arrest on charges of attack, was brief and the transfer was not opposed by the state. The tvo were charged with seven other Negroes with attacking two white women on a freight train near Scottsboro, two years ago. Fresh JELLY DO' NUTS 20c Creamery Butter Pound 24c Dried APRICOTS 5 lbs. 15c Kaltrd Soda Crackers 3-lb. box 35c i Horwils Cookie Dept.

47 "Vassan Rnkerr, l)-n. 1 Snyder Son, Unit. 85 At Dept. 80 and 97 $1.75 Ponds cold cream, I lb $2.00 Reducoids, Linen -4 "Kerchiefs 1UC Fine sheer linen prints, with hand rolled hems Two-tone and monotone selections I Fast colors. 'Kerchiefs, First Floor Sample Vr Neckwear 3vc Silks, organdies and piques in smart collar and cuff sets! Also" pique revers, wide and narrow Neckwear, First Floor ii.iniflxi.flin.aiMrfl FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS 50c Cleansing tissues, $5.00 Military hair brushes, pair, 50c Ipana tooth paste, 50c Revelation tooth powder, Schlesinger't, Drugs, First Floor 3 25c Jar Mentholatum $1 HonMr and Almond Lotion Rainbow Eft Trout, lb.

DUG 25c RICE KRISPIES Barracuda, lb. 10c Tennis Club to Hold fteno Cabaret Dance A' Reno cabaret dance will be held Saturday evening at the Gray-stone Hotel, 2375 Fruitvale Avenue, ashe first Installation of the Lakeside Tennis Club, new group with nearly 100 charter members. Miss Bettty Frazier of Piedmont Will be hostess. f. At a recent meeting Alan Bab-cock was elected president, Edith Cross Schoonmaker, vice-president, and Geraldine Sulk, -an, secretary, PROGRESS SKe Facial Tissue 200 sheets 14? $1.00 Bon-Kora 59? $2.00 American ,4 YEARS of Salmon ffed I Oc Mineral On, gal ST Qmlie Ik inr Wllieiim IHI I m.r I a fTOjk We wwrv right; to limit owmrt.