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at. TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1932 TWO KILLERS FOUND GUILTY SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. death penalty will be imposed next Monday on Glen W. Johnson. exconvict, and a life sentence 011 Dominic Stanza, found guilty of first degree murder in separate courts.

Johnson is the bandit who shot it out with police on June 8 when he and Benjamin Moore were surprised in the attempted robbery of home at 256 Justin Drive. Moore was killed by police, and Patrolman, Harry Mervyn Darling, Reardon pri- tovate citizen, were killed by the bandits. Stanza was convicted of the murder of his former employer. Gordon George, borax plant superIntendent, who was shot from ambush on March 2. The jury that convicted him recommended life Imprisonment.

Hurled Brick Injures Youth Orville Miller, 20, 436 Fleming Avenue. is at Highland Hospital today with A possible fracture of the skull. caused, police believe. by a brick that somebody hurled through the windshield of his automobile as he was driving home last night. The vouth's father.

Leo, said that Orville, clerk in Son. Francisco office, got off the train at Melrose station last night and got into his automoble, which was parked nearby. He reached home semi -conscious and bleeding. the windshield of his machine shattered, and a brick lying beside him on the front seat. ENDS OWN LIFE S.IN FRANCISCO, Oct.

John Miller. 30. was found dead in his room at a hotel at 727 Howard Street. his throat And wrists slashed. P'olice said he committed suicide.

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STORES AUXILIARY OF ASSOCIATION TO CELEBRATE Eastbay Jewish Relief Workers to Give Charter Dav: Program on Sunday Night The fifteenth anniversary of the Eastbay auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Association will be celebrated with A charter day; program Sunday night at the Jewish Comm.unity Center, 732 Fourteenth Street. The association received a chartor 1: ago to work in behalf of the Duarte- Tubercular Sanatorium and Ex -patient Home of 1,05 Angeles, Louis F. Engelherg, president, said. The program will open at 8 o'clock. and J.

I. Flowerman, 60- cial worker of San Francisco, will be the guest speaker. A musical program also has been arranged. Violin selections will he given by Mias M. Richmond.

ac-1A companied by Miss Dora Schior. Piano numbers will be rendered by Miss Rose Mitchell and vocal 50- lections will he given by Paul Lieber. well known singer of the Easthay. Recitations will be peesented by M. Turbovsky and S.

Klein. A dance revue will be given by group of 40 children. The auxiliary headed by L. E. Engelberg, president; Mrs.

H. T. Bernstein, vice -president; Mrs. M. Fass, corresponding secretary; Miss Gladys Happ, recording secretary, and Mrs.

J. Gold, treasurer. The entertainment committee includes Joseph Frankel and Mrs. B. Feinstein, Beverly Ann Driscoll of Ashland.

Wis, high school, has been neither absent nor tardy in years of school attendance. Scout Head to Be Made Eagle Carl: V. Helmick. field executive of the Oakland Area Council. Boy Scouts of America.

will receive the highest award of the unit--the 4 Court Ho he hold 31 p. m. tonight the council chambers of the City Ball. Helmi 4 been ated with the 1929. 9 field tive.

first joined CARL N. HELMICK. Coleman photo. scout activities as a Lone Scout in Cedar Vale, Kansas, where he lived between November, 1916, and November, 1928. For two years he was a Scoutmaster in Paduca, Kentucky.

graduate of the twenty-first National Training School for Scout Executives, of Terry ow n. New York. Helmick is 26 years of age and married. The third person to reccive the Fable badge on the Oakland Area Council. Helmick will appear at the court with 12 other scouts to recoive the decoration.

They are A8 follows: Montie Alley Troop 10; Merton Boomer, Troop 2: Marion Boomer, Troop Bob Colyar, Troop 17: Bob Culver, Troop 76; Preston Hendrickson, Troop 95; Gus Kouloures, Troop 92; Everett Troop Niles; Ernest Merboth, Troop 85; Maurice Peterson, Troop 98: Henry Peters, Troop 57; Ridgeway Thomas, Troop 36. The Court of Honor will be headed by Superior Judge Frank Ogden. that my Ivory "Now so little, Soap costs it. for Mother uses too- and her all our skin, to best clothes." wash IVORY SOAP NOW AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN 17 YEARS! USE IT FOR FACE BATH NICE CLOTHES DISHES TWO COLLEGES TO PLAY GAME FOR SHRINERS Football to Be Feature of All State Ceremonial At Sacramento October 29 SACRAMENTO. Oct.

the thousands of members of the Mystic Shrine visit here on Saturday, October 29, to hold their all-state ceremonial. they will be entertained at a football game plaved between the Sacramento Junior College and California Aggies. A special train will convey the visitors to the athletic field. where the uniformed bodies of the Shrine temples will parade. Music will be furnished by visiting Shrine bands.

Heading. the Oakland aggregation will be the 80-piece band of Aahmes Tempe, directed by Lieut. Herman Trutner U. S. A.

(retired), other Oakland units in line will he the newly -organized Legion of Honor, Noble Alden Glaze, commander, and Capt. Albert G. Waddell, drill master: Noble Eugene Roland and his 40 singers, comprising Aahmes Chanters, the crack patrol in command of Capt. Henry Steinhach. Officers of Aahmes divan will ride in decorated cars headed by Roy S.

Milligan, illustrious potentate, and accompanied by Earl Warren, Dr. John L. Gresham, William Wells Raphael Polk, Fred Wells and Robert Abernethy. According 10 Herman Engelhardt, chairman of Aahmes out -oftown committee, more than 600 Oakland Shriners will' come to the capital city on a special train. This will be one of the largest out -oftown aggregations to arrive as the guests of Ben Ail Temple of this city.

In the evening preceding the ceremonial there will be two large banquets for the guests, one in the Masonic Temple and another in the civic auditorium. Besides the Oakland delegation the following Shrine temples will be represented by officers and uniform groups, Kerak, Reno, Nevada: Hillah, Ashland, Oregon; Islam, San Francisco; Al Malikah, Log Angeles and Al Bahr, San Diego. Radio Performer Goes on Honeymoon Frederick B. Thomas, "the man with a thousand voices," known on radio programs for his manyvoiced portravals of dramatic characters, is honeymooning today with his bride, the former Nina. Searles, University of Utah graduate, following their wedding here yesterday.

The couple were married at 3822 Harrison Street by Rev. Thomas T. Giffen of Plymouth Congregational Church, in the of A number of friends. is presence. the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Scarles of Stillwater, Minn. Thomas been "on the air" in dramatite broadcasts for the past ten years, frequently sustaining three and four characters in an evening.

Tender Spotless Full-Flavored STOKELY'S CORN is fragrantly garden-fresh and richly flavored. Tempting, too -because golden lined cans prevent specks or spots. Packed in whole grain or cream style. Stokely's protected vegetables cost no more. Demand them for extra quality--extra value.

Stokely's finest corn EN Stokelys LINED Bureau Fonda Approved Sanitation SWEET CORN Health PETE'S FASHION RES RESTAURANT FAMOUS CAFE WILL OPEN AT NEW LOCATION 73-Year Record in Fastbay Started in 1858. Under Old Name of Barnum's Pete's Fashion Restaurant known to the restaurant public of the Eastbay for more then 73 years, will open tomorrow in its new location at 416 Thirteenth Street. opposite The TRIBUNE Tower. Founded In 1858 by Tony Pagge, uncle of one of the two present owners, Pete Zavattero, Pete's Fashion WAS known in the early days as Barnum's. The name was given to the restaurant by Narine, an early partner who formerly had been associated with the Barnum Bailey circus.

The old Barnum's was located at Seventh and Broadway. In 1890 "Pete" joined his uncle in managing the restaurant. Then in 1916 the restaurant was moved to Twelfth and Franklin Streets and the name changed. The restaifrant continued at this location for three years and a half. Then "Pete" decided to take a.

vacation from the restaurant business and for nine years was a retired restaurant man and an active farmer on his Contra Costa County ranch. Five years ago Pete returned to Oakland and opened a restaurant at 517 Eleventh Street, the location up to the present time. At this time he took as a partner Joe Chialvo, an employee for 24 years. Forum Speaker Is Honor Guest Preceding The Forum's lecture on Russia last night, a dinner honoring the speaker, Dr. Walter Morritt, and Dr.

Aurelia H. Reinhardt, who introduced him, was held at the Hotel Oakland. Major and Mrs. Winfield Scott Overton of Piedmont, chairmen of the reception committee for the evening, arranged the dinner, which was attended by a number of prominent residents of the Eastbay. Those present were: Dr.

Mrs. Benjamin W. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

Burckand halter, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cooper, Mr.

and Mrs. Ezra Decoto, Mr. and Mra. F. L.

De Long, Col. Mra. Augustus Dunaway, Mr. and Mrs. Guy C.

Earl, Miss Helen Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. N. A.

Koser, Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Loomis, Miss Florence Minard, Miss Margaret Matthew, Mrs.

Thomas Mitchell Potter, Mrs. Frederick W. Potter, Mr. William F. Rose.

Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rowe, Dr. Walter B.

Scaife, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Streitmann, Dr.

and Mrs. George (. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Delger Trowbridge, Mrs.

F. C. Turner, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Von Adelung, Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Wellbye, Mr. and, Mra. Frank Wentworth, Mr.

Mr. Charles S. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Will C.

Wood. LAUNDRYMEN ELECT TORONTO, Oct. A. Lawrence, Minneapolis, was re-elected president of the American section of the Laundry owners' National Association at the closing session of the annual convention last night. The new directorate includes Lee C'athcart, Pomona, and H.

Ross Brown, Salt Lake City. Congratulations to PETE'S FASHION RESTAURANT A'. Levy J. Zentner Commission Merchants THIRD AND FRANKLIN HO lliday 8540 CONGRATULATIONS PETE G. Bonora Co.

WHOLESALE PRODUCE 400 FRANKLIN Pete's Fashion Buys only the BestThat's why He Serves ALTA COFFEE 'Just Taste That Flavor' MANUFACTURED BY Jones-Thierbach Co. For 25 Years Mr. Zampa Has Supplied PETE'S FASHION RESTAURANT With the Finest Salami GOLDEN STATE SALAMI FACTORY 601 Franklin St. Restaurant Moves 4 Times in 73 Years Four moves in 73 years. This is the record held by Pete's Fashion Restautant which tomorrow will he now location on Thirteenth Street, between Franklin Street and Broadway.

This restaurant which special izes in French and Italian dishes, was first located at Seventh and Broadway. in 1858. The next move 40 years later was to Twelfth and Franklin Streets. Located here only three and a half years, the restaurant WAS later at 317 Eleventh Street. Pete's Fashion Restaurant has consistently served Golden West Products since 1911 and now features the Famous Golden Glow "AMERICA'S FINEST LAGER BREW" PETE'S FASHION GRILL has used the products of the American Creamery for more than 30 years "that's a record I bespeaking QUALITY SERVICE" 14th and Poplar Sts.

HOlliday 0181 "A Mark of Service and Distinction" FOR 37 YEARS We Have Served PETE'S FASHION GRILL Union Pacific Laundry Linen and Towel Supply 834 28th St. Phone HI ghgate 3342 FOR 30 YEARS BAKERIES Genuine French Bread and French Rolls have been served at PETE'S FASHION RESTAURANT Announcing OF FASHION Restaurant In our new locationopposite the Tribune Tower Pete's Fashion Grill is probably Oakland's oldest restaurant, having been established in 1890. It has continually grown until its customers are counted in the thousands, who have come to know where the finest food in the. city is served. If you have never visited with us in our old location come in now, we invite you to join our host of friends who know the real thrill of genuine French and Italian food cooked in the inimitable way of our chef Merchants' Lunch from 11 to 2.

50c Dinner (weekly) 75c and Dinner-(Sundays $1.00 Al Choice of French or Italian, Delicacies in Season Oakland's Finest Restaurant 416 06 13th STREET OAK LAND.