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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY i2, 1933 5r EASTBAY HIKES 1 UTILE FULL MS Legion of Honor Picks Oakldnder Oakland Girl's Paintings Shown MILLS ALUMNAE NAME OFFICERS SoPDEUE HIKERS PATIENTS FEW Three paintings on exhibit at the TO BE FETED Alden Glaze, past commander of Aahmes Temple Legion of Honor, today was elected vice commander of the National Association of Oakland Art Gallery, Twelfth and Fallon Streets, this week are the work of Miss Geraldean Anderson, PROF. J.WALKI The fall ot the Bastlle wUl be 834 Man-' the Legion, Mrs. Hugh H. Brown of Palo Alto, whose mother, Mrs. Grace Roberts Moore of Berkeley, was the Thr nf the nrincinal hiking or-.

celebrated Friday In the Eastbay 'i Kov inn nrillT MOSCOW; July Mot Levanovsky of the Sea rout expects to Anadyr, Friday evening and 'to land gailA441liUU3 Ul lire ib.w. ordinf to news dispatch 13. Elevation, 2000 feet Fare, round trip to Kentfield, 60 cents: Berkeley Hikinf Clnb. first president of the Alumnae As-, Mayor W. J.

McCracken agreed with former Mayor Fred N. Mor-com today that a Mayor's private business dwindles almost to nothing when he takes this public office. Mayor Morcom was a merchant, and frequently declared that his store saw a sudden decline in business immediately when he took hike in the vicinity or Mt. lamai-pais while the fourth club plans a trek to Round Top back of Oakland when the French colony of Alameda County and Maison Francaise of Mills College hold a program and ball at the Hotel Leamington, 19th from At 111 sociauon at Mills Col- leee. in 1879.

in Nome, Alaska, with Jimmie Mat-tern 24 hours later.1"; ric Round Top, the eminence almost midway between Redwood Peak and Grizzly Peak, directly back of dana Boulevard, who was graduated from the College of the Holy Names last June. The paint- I lantic City, where the annual next Sunday. and Franklin Streets. This information was contained Oakland, will be visited by the The program for the evening' I t. i i i Berkeley Hiking Club next Sunday was elected president of the associa-tion for 1933-35 at the fifty-fourth an office as Mayor, although his store was crowded with people who wanted jobs or everything else.

president of the French colony? Mayor McCracken, a proiessional jr A Yves Meric de Bellefon, the French consul general, and Dr. Aurelia in advices from Khabarovsk, Siberia, whence' the American aviator, tookj off on June 14 for on hia projected world flight Alter being missing for IS days, Mattern ings are nil all tf iS Meet at Claremont end of Ashby bus line at 9 a. m. Hike via ridge to camp at Round Top. Return via Thorn Road to bus line.

Distance, 10 miles. Ivan Dickson will lead. nual meet- man, declared that his practice has fallen off tremendously during the convention of the or-g animation is under a in with the National Shrine California Alpine Clnb Broemmels Camp is the objective of the California Alpine Club Sunday. Take the 7:45 a. m.

Sausalito boat and train to walk via road and Azalea Springs to ridge, thence to Broemmels Camp. Return via ridge and Cascade Canyon to Fairfax. The distance of hike is 14 miles. Fare, round trip from San Francisco to Fairfax, 60 cents. M.

F. O'Brien and John Parry will lead. them being landscapes, Reinhardt, president of Mills College. Patriotic singing of French and American songs, a recitation by Andre Ferrier, a member of the Ing held at Milli College recent-ly. Mrs.

few days he has been Mayor, principally because his patients believed that he had gone out of and ire' done in the faculty at Mills College, and operatic business when he took his part-time technique of reached. Anadyr. (. i Levanovsky's 1 departure from Khabarovsk was not mentioned in the reports, but, he it, under orders to. pick up Mattern at Anadyr and Brown will be with Ml roe 4 I municipal job.

McCracken said that many of 'his old patients express surprise when they learn that he a ban i ran-cisco artist, Norman Keith. Ruth Col- liM on Fri- I 1 Glaze VN I has long A A been orom- Sierra Clob. Jesse Brown and Henry Man- is still trying to practice nis pro fession. heim will lead next Sunday's hike Contra Costa Hills Club Warm Springs Beach will be the objective of the Contra Costa Hills Club next Sunday. Take the 8:15 a.

m. Sausalito boat and train to Mill Valley. Hike via Cascade Drive, Ziz Zag Fire and Troop 80 trails to Rattlesnake Camp, thence to Tam-alpais Conservation Club and Line Tree trails to Warm Springs Beach. There will be swimming. Return via Dipsea trail to Mill Valley.

Distance, 15 miles. Fare, round trip to Mill Valley, 48 cents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scheerer will lead.

whose work vast gehaldeam. i ANDERSON. art Colemn shoto. Like Morcom, McCracken said LlJ oey aiier-noon at a tea to be given by Dr. Aurelia of the Sierra Club to Potrero Mead that his offices are thronged by a new type of persons, who wish to school at the College of the Holy Names has been studying.

The titles of the paintings are "Blossoms," an numbers by Mile. Blanche Mauclair, hostess of the Maison Francaise, are other numbers on the program. The guests will be entertained at a wing, this program, for which Charles bring and his orchestra will play. PASTOR IS DEPUTY SHERIFF SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Rev.

E. W. Potter, St Paul's Methodist Church pastor, was recently made honorary deputy sheriff by Sheriff Scott Curtis for Potter's efforts in catching a man entering his own home. alden glaze. i in the work of the local Legion of Honor.

Last year he held the post of National Sixth vice commander, embracing the western department Among its officers are Dr. Benjamin Black, director of Alameda County medical institutions; Cap Henry Rein- avou H. beown, consult him about city business, but ows. Take the 8:15 a. m.

Sausalito boat and train to Kentfield. Walk via Hoo-Koo-E-Koo and North Side trails to Potrero Meadows for lunch. Return via Altura Trail and West nun ro nuzne. 1 NOME, Alaska, July U-H-iOn the east shores of the Bering Sea, 350 miles Mattern In Anadyr, Siberia, the Mattern- relief expedition "stood by" today, held here because official permission to land in Soviet Russia has not yet been obtained by the expedition's 1 1 1 they can not be classified as paying customers. orchard scene; "Clouds," a portrait of storm clouds, and "Point Lobos at Monterey.

Point to Mill Valley. Miles of hike, The paintings, although they are done in a new technique, are not tain Albert Waddell, Colonel Ralph Faneuf, B. A. Forsterer, and Sam to be considered as modern art, Jackson. oacners in new xorK.

i according to Miss Anderson. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Or Oakland Airport Looks Good To Mrs. Thaden on Landing ville Fallis Anderson of Piedmont "Something must be done," said Dr.

McCracken, "to inform the public that a man, acting as Mayor under the council-manager form of government, where he is not very often at the city hall, is entitled to practice his profession or conduct his business just as before." FACES DEPORTATION SAN FRANCISCO, July 12. Germano del Sarto, alleged gunman' and racketeer, arrested yesterday of the schoolroom to become an narcu, president of the college, at her. home. Miss Collins, who has been a member of the faculty at Bryn Mawr, will marry Kenneth Arthur Rob-bins, of Hounslow, England, on August 5, and will make her home in England. Mrs.

Brown has given dramatic reading in the past before the Oakland Forum, among them being "The Letter" by Somerset Maugham, and "Behold the Bridegroom" by George Kelley. Mrs. Brown is the niece of the late Theodore Roberts, stage and screen actor. Other officers who have been elected to serve with Mrs. Brown in the Alumnae Association are: Mrs.

Elery Reed Baxter of Berkeley, vice-president; Mrs. E. A. Breyman, Mrs. Lloyd W.

Dinkel-piel, and Miss Katherine Simon, of San Francisco; and Mrs. Charles W. Hoover of Oakland as board members. The first official meeting of the new officers will take place in September. POSTAL WORKER INDICTED.

aviator, declares she will be doing Dr. W. B. Puterbaugh Willow Glen Mayor WILLOW GLEN, July 12. Dr.

W. B. Puterbaugh, member of the City Council, today was Willow Glen' new Mayor, elected by the council to succeed Dr. R. A.

'Ahiffen, wno declined to seek re-eiection. The council has fixed the city tax rate at 77 cents, the rate being the same as that of last year. a lot more flying as soon as her son, now three, Is old enough to be released from his mother's apron- with two others, is being held pending investigation by immigration authorities, with a view to his deportation as a "public enemy." Arrested witha Del Sarto were Guido del Molte and Annibale Guisti, suspects. Oakland Airport looked good to Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden, one-time "flying school ma'am" and now co-holder of the world's endurance record for women, when she landed here yesterday on a "flyiing visit" aboard a T.

W. A. plane from Los Angeles. Oakland should look good to Mrs. Thaden, for it was here she learned to fly and also met and married Herbert Von Thaden, aviation executive.

Mrs. Thaden was a visitor at the National Air Races in Los Angeles, but took no active part in the races. Less than a year ago, with Mrs. Frances Marsalis, in their "flying boudior" plane, the two women won the world's endurance record for women. Mrs.

Thaden, who walked out strings. During her visit in Los Angeles, Mrs. Thaden met two other of her flying women friends both famous names in aviation Amelia Earhart, the Atlantic flyer, and Ruth Nichols, transcontinental flyer. WOMAN SHOOTS SELF SAN FRANCISCO. July 12.

Miss Annie Jackson, 41, 84 Exeter Street, is at Mission Emergency Hospital in a critical condition with a bullet wound near the heart, following a suicide attempt last night at her home during a fit of despondency over ill health. SAtf 'FRANCISCO, July 12 Paris Cacciari, 57, a -postal employee for 27 years, has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury. He was dis missed some time ago for removing postage stamps from packages tha passed through his hands, w- Values to s30 i) Sla li OAKLAND STORE ROOS BROS 7 i To make way for the famous line of WALK-OVER SHOES for men, women and children We Are Disposing of Every Single Pair of hoes in Our Entire Stock ai Brastic Reductions Credit Terms 75c weekly A clearance sale of more than usual importance! To you it means a chance to buy a guaranteed watch of recognized excellence, at a great saving. To us it means an opportunity to reduce pur stock to a minimum. The featured group goes pn sale at $14.75, but there1 are also slashing reductions among our highly jeweled timepieces.

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