Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 17

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1933 17! V. C. 'Co-op' Store Goes on Cash Basis U. C. Military Drill Periods Are Altered BERKELEY.

April 14. "Rookies" At the sigar Mill Eifry Daj SUGAR BERKELEY, April 14 "Cash and Dept. lirt N. Lnchettl BROILERS at the University of California will carry" policies, with no rebates on i returned goods, were announced now drill once a week instead of SINAI AVOIDS PART IN CONTROVERSY tnHav Vw the "cn-nn" nf iha An. twice.

The other period will be ciate'd students at the University 16c made up in lectures on military of California as a means of reduc Fresh Killed, pound Pure Cane Limit 8 lbs. None sold to Children. 4 lbs 25c science and tactics, according to an announcement today by Colonel R. ing prices. Action was taken last night by the student body executive com O.

Van Horn, head of the military mittee, effective next semester. It Dept. 233 Mike Michel! DP AQ I department. He acted on a recom- was declared that the student store mendation of the war department, has been losing money. 19th and Telegraph Ave.

Vt Hours Free Parking. Parcels Checked FreeAT brti' i Dept. 112 Central ronltry Co. FRYERS Fresh Killed. Avg.

mm Wt. 1', lbs. nc 3 for $1.25. Each. 1 'Directors Eschew Political Stand; Rabbi Coffee Acts In Role of Private Citizen Sweet.

(Limit 5 lbs. while 1500 lbs. last) Lb 4c EASTER FOODS-EASTER DELICACIES-EASTER NOVELTIES All at economical prices to help you celebrate a happy Eastertide Dept. 427 Batter Step I Dept. 0 Thorsted Co, Florists 15c LILIES EflsBUDS 75c Specials for Friday, April 14 and Saturday, April 15 HARES 20c I CRABS 25c CHEESE Wh0'e 15c PORK LOINS ST: 18c SWIFT PREMIUM HAM 16 I Dept.

823 Hob Fralt t. Dept. 1S1 The Butter and Egg Depot Navel Siie 176 3 Doz UTTER 22c 25c 11 Brookfield, 92 Score, 2 lbs. 43 LARGE U. S.

EXTRAS EGGS Dzen ID Dept. 1 rmtk' Home Hakery Dept. 34:1 Unaket llrrad Shoppe Dept. 2441 Hulk K.Mi Dept. Dept.

Hurrt. nn ft II AH Crackers. HHtfC riain Long Grain or Large or IJ 2 Ib. 39c I RICE PURE CANE He SNAILS rIvh 6 I UnHllHIil UHIt Fresh. Pound Pound Small Lima Beans, lb.

Dept. 207 Robert I.euelonl Dept. B27 Nelaon Ment Co. Forequarters Genuine Spring; Also Shoulders of Veal and Legs of Pork (Whole or half) lb. 10c POTATOES 1 5c LAM Dept.

lol leraon'a Counter rtera' Coffee Co, TM llarth'a resh. Dept. AIM M. .1. Murkel Dept.

2 FRYERS 3 ltw Potato Chips Dept. I5c I MALTED MILK ZST 33c I PEANUT BUTTER 10c Lb. 29c lb. aaaaaaaaaUaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal Temple Sinai will take no part in politics and Dr. Rudolph I.

Coffee, rabbi of the temple, may express himself as a private citizen in any manner he sees fit on political questions. This position was taken by 1he Board of Directors of the temple, in a formal statement issued today, following declarations of Dr. Coffee that he would resign if he were not permitted to express himself as a citizen on political matters. At the same time. Rev.

Edgar F. Ge, of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, issued a statement declaring he no longer subscribed to statements bearing his name, issued by opponents of Amendments 5, 6 and 7. REED WITHDRAWS Rev. Clarence Reed of the First Unitarian Church, whose name also appeared in signed advertisements attacking the amendments, declared he had requested that his name be withdrawn from any future propaganda against the amendments.

The matter came to a head yesterday before a meeting of the Citizens' Committee of 21. where Dr. Coffee appeared to discuss his opposition to the amendments providing for salary reductions for police and firemen, to be voted on April 18. The Temple Sinai position was outlined by Lionel Wachs, president of the Temple Board, after Dr. Coffee had discussed the subject of his political activity as a citizens with the board members.

Wachs' statement follows: TAKES NO SIDES "Temple Sinai is not taking part In this political controversy, nor has it ever taken sides in controversial political matters. Dr. Coffee as individual and every member of Temple Sinai as a private citi-len has a perfect right to their own opinion in this or any other political question." Declaring he had permitted the Use of his name in the advertising "letter" under a mistaken impression, the Rev. Dr. Gee issued this statement: "I signed the letter under the impression (which I feel the police and firemen also at that time believed to be true) that a voluntary reduction in salary was legally possible.

"1 understand now that the charter would not permit such voluntary reduction, and, therefore, no longer subscribe to the statements contained in the letter, and particularly to those portions of it which in any way reflect upon the fairness, integrity and motives of the Citizens' Committee of 21." 'IMPOSED UPON' Dept. Schneider A Felilinan Dept. 417 Central Supply a. 6 Varieties, in ALT SYRUP M49c OOLD MEAT cluding Boiled Ham Vi lb. Dept.

41M ltnlfnit Jmportlna: Co. 414 The Coffee Mnn ie. ftljnijnUICC ImPrted- plain or Rolled with SUGAR 10 lbs. 35c WITH A DOLLAR PURCHASE BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES l()c TASTY BRAND BUTTER 19c GOLD COIN BACON p.ck.s lUc LIBBY'S PEARS c.n 1 OC KLAMATH f. CHEESE ljc NAPA ROCK ft.

GINGER ALE 4 tor ZDC rejerre tlie right to limit auantitirs 1th each 1-ln. purchase lbs. Cane Sugar Dept. Central Fruit Stand gtgiw'f'mm'y ARTICHOKES, medium size. Doz.

10c I Lone Dept. ItiU HI1UIIW I ISW Capers. Coffer, Ib. 19c Long's Best, lb. 28c 1-oz.

Cans Dept. 327 Milk Chocolate Shop Dept. .110 Run Dried rrnorl Co 15c CLAIRS -18c EASTER Light or Dark Chocolate EGGS, Ib. Mnrslimnllow, Crrnm Jelly Easter Baskets 15c and up Dept. 100 liar City Meat Co.

Dept. 407 Ham Tree Cudahy's Puritan. By the whole ham, lb HAMS LOIHSofPOREMIc Dept. 4.17 Plajclf Corned Beef 10c 15c 10c 65c Eastern IVd. Whole or Half.

Cudahy's. fj-lb. Package Pierce's Solid Pack. (Limit BACON picnics for 6) No. 2S Can.

Cudahy's Shankless. Avg. Wt. 4 to 5 lbs. Each Dept.

407 Ham Tree. Dept. 3311 Fat Boj'a Corned Beet Stand LAMB ROAST 8c SIlouldt'i'N Sprliif; Imlllll. BEEF ROAST 9c Dept. Joe Monrea af a a a WW puli.j al afl LtUS 0T vunw iic A.A Rockwood's.

(Limit IC. UOCOa 21b. can loc String Beans ETon 0 No. 2 Cans for nCOC Millr 1 A I ly lilllK 4) xall Cans or I Wlf Prrn Golden I A- UOrn Bantam. No.

2 Can. I UU PICNICS 8c Swift's Premium. 1 Crt Whole or Half. CORNED BEEF 5c Swlffa Premium. Whole or Half Side, lb aCUU BACON Dept.

340 Central Feed aad Seed Depot HHBBeHaHMHaHHnBBI Another New Department Dept. 322 Cut-Rate Drue 50c 75c EASTER BUNNIES 1 WANT My If your dog could speak he would tell you of his preference for CALO. It is the only complete balanced diet for your dog. Open a can and note its appearance and sweet odor. Solid-pack of meat, vegetables, cereals and other essential elements necces-ary for your dog's health.

Your dog will ihow his preference for CALO 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 134 25c Squibbs Tooth Paste 3 for 594 PICNICS 59c 50c Probak Blades 254 50c Rubbing Alcohol 3 for 504 PAINTED CHICKS, 4 Colors WHITE CHICKS. Each 75c Genuine Aspirin Tablets, 100's 294 20c 10c 30c Dept. IW and I t. I riink a Meat Shopa The Rev. Dr.

Reed's statement asserted he had been "imposed upon" and it forbade the use of his name again by the opponents of the amendments. His statement follows: "I did not sign and I do not approve the statement published in the political advertisements in the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner, and also in a circular widely disseminated entitled, 'Prominent Clergymen of Oakland oppose Charter Amendments Nos. 5, 8, which reads as follows: 'The document about which these questions can be fairly asked is unfair, unjust, un-American and full of deceit." "I feel that I have been imposed upon and I have requested that my name be withdrawn from the letter I signed, and that my name be not used in any further publicity matter put out under the direction of the headquarters opposed to charter amendments 5, 6, 7." The meeting of the Citizens' Committee of 21 was called to determine the basis for advertisements attacking the amendments as being "unfair, unjust, un-American and full of deceit." The advertisements bore the names of Dr. Coffee, the Rv. Dr.

Gee, the Rev. Dr. Reed, Rev. Walter John Sherman of the First Methodist Church and Rev. T.

J. O'Connell of St. Augustine's Church. 50c Jereens Lotion 254 35c Woodbury's Shaving Cream 144 8c Shoulder, fien-ii i ne SprliiK. lb.

LAMB ROAST MUSCOVY DUCKS. Each $1.00 Max Factor's Face Powder 794 $1.00 Honey Almond Lotion 334 35c Ponds Cold Cream 184 (Genuine SpiillK. II) RACKS of LAMB 75c Russian Mineral Oil 294 60c 17-Volume Peroxide 234 Dept. SIB llaraaln Spot PAINT SALE! (emilne Spring, lb 75c Hexol Antiseptic 50c Witch Hazel, triple distilled 194 LEGS of LAMB LEGS of VEAL PAINT. All Purpose.

16 Colors. Gallon. $11.00 oz. Shalimar Perfume, dram .894 $4.00 oz. Ouelques Fleurs Perfume, dram 334 "His Master's Milk Fel.

Whole or half, Ib 13c 20c 15c 18c 17c $3.30 oz. Coty's L'Aimant Perfume, dram 394 Choice" ft t--. All Failmjin Knrlak films. 20 reduction $1.48 88c nn n.Wan'a now ENAMEL. Heavy, 12 Colors.

Gallon STAIN. Shingle. Green Only. Gallon Rump A Loin, Milk I od, Ib. 35c Freezone 194 25c Blueiav Corn Plasters 2 for 254 DOG CAT FOOD VEAL ROAST BEEF ROAST 35c Wishart's Corn Eradicator 234 Floor.

8 Colors. JQ ENAMEL. Gallon Romp A Bottom Ronad, In. F.nd ut A I Steer. $1.00 Joan Madison Cleansing Cream .394 Dept.

401 White C'roaa llnkery Dept. 137 Pon Hnnftr-Puhlle Fnoda 4Ri E3 Ilaspherry Ea. CMES Dill Monte. I Limit 3). No.

1 Tall Can FRUIT SALAD San Leandro Church To Present Cantata SAN LEANDRO, April 14. The Easter cantata, "From Olivet to Calvary," will be presented as a feature of the Sunday evening services at San Leandro Methodist church by the church choir, the Rev. H. F. Doran announced today.

The cantata, originally planned for last Sunday's service, was held over because of illness of several choristers. Rev. Doran will preach on "Love and Life" at the morning service, he said, and S. R. Yates will direct the choir in a special program of sacred music.

Bif Value Snrar. (Limit 4.) No. 2 Can CORN Dept. 17 ftnallty Food Shop Amour's STAR Armour's Star, Whole or Half, lb. 16c HAMS CATSUP Del Monte.

(Limit 2.) Large Bottle SOUP Campbell's All Varieties. (Limit 6.) Can California Giant Ripe, Pint 15c OLIVES MAN KILLS THREE, SELF SOUTH RIVER, N. April Joseph Kencek, 50, released a few months ago from the state hospital for the insane, today shot to death his wife and two of his children, and then took poison from which he died. Bi( Value Florida. (Limit 4.) No, Can GRAPEFRUIT PRESSED HAM 23c Aristocrat Full Pint MAYONNAISE CHEESE 19c 12c 8c 10c 7c 10c 25c 10c 16c 20c 49c 5 1 0c good-bye Winter Fannlnr's Bread and Batter.

(Limit 2.) 15-oa. Jar PICKLES Lifebuoy. (Limit 6.) Bars SOAP 2 Dept. 8 Verhu Buena Meat Co. We feature quality meat at economical price.

Take home one of roast of spring lamb for your Easter Dinner, LEGS of LAMB 20c LOINS of LAMB 2M i GOOD-BYE heavy clothes and heavy It's time to change to crispness. Start the day with delicious, fresh Kellogg's Corn Flakes. You'll delight in the refreshing flavor and feel keener, better. Give the children a change at supper by serving bowls of Kellogg's and milk. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Swansdown. (Limit 1.) 2i-lb. Fackar CAKE FLOUR CORN FLAKES i-evm-miH-t WA Save efoffar. in expensive "main- 8. W.

2-lb. Can COFFEE 7 RACKS of LAMB u. i 3g Royal. All Flavors. (Limit 4.) Package Huh foods by (pending pennies for Fontana'i Egg Noodles, Mae-aroni, or Spaghetti.

7rf on MONTANA'S MACMOM i( SPAGHETTI EGG NOODLES ant yur grocers GELATINE CRACKERS LAMB ROAST ShcJJcr, Lb. (Edcemont Batter. (Limit 1.) 1-Ib. Package RICHIS RESERVED JO UMIT QUA.NIIIII5.