Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1932 AUTHOR'S State Streams Will Be Given Small Trout GEORGE GREEN WORK SPREAD FUNERAL REED DRIVE GROWS TODAY in the HIGH SCHOOLS Hi COUNTY UNIT ASSAILS iTTnniirw inrnn HE TODAY Glacier Padre to Lecture in Oakland Father Bernard R. Hubbard, S. "Padre of the Glaciers," will lecture under the auspiees of Old St. Mary's church in Oakland Auditorium "on the night of Sep- tember 15. Father Hubbard ref cently returned from exploratio of the volcanic regions in Alaska.

His lecture will he illustrated of. motion pictures taken in the volcano craters. PACT, AMFXTO. Aug. 31 The; stale fish and game commission will buy large quantities of rnteh-able trout raised at ihe Forest Home Hatchery, San Bernardino Ainu 31.

I a 1 1 today for 618 Santa ALAMEDA. Aug. iles were held be eorge P. Green. Castlemont high sophomore girls I will be welcomed to the school at the semi-annual girls' "Hi-Jinks'' Friday afternoon.

The program is given at the opening of each semester under I auspices of the Girls' league to SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. Si. Services will be held today for Miss Emma Wolf, noted author of a past day, who died yesterday at her home. CI no Pacific avenue, afier having been an invalid for the past 1 ri ears.

Her n-ime means little, perhaps, to the present generation, but to an older one, Emma Wolf was known and loved for her poems, short stories and hooks. She wrote "Other Things Being Eoual" In 1892; "Prodigal In Love. 1S91: "Joy of Life," 18911. and "Fulfillment'' in 191(1. Miss Wolf was born here June IS, 191S, daughter of Simon and Annette Wolf, and her first Story was printed hen she was 12 years old.

Clara avenue, pioneer Alameda resident, who died yesterday following an illness of one day. Green was stricken in his home Sunday and rushed to a local hospital where he died. His daughter. Mis. Mabel Green Osborn, before her marriage, won fame by swimming across San Francisco bay.

Among his survivors are a widow. Mrs. Annie Green, and two sons. Waller Green nnd George I'. Green Jr.

SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. San Francisco's Spread of Work campaign of the Employment Committee of the Chamber of Commerce Is going ahead rapidly, according to X. R. Powley, executive vice-chairman, who announced that calls on COOfl employers throughout the city are now being completed.

Plans to aid each employer, wherever desired, to adopt spread of work program are being outlined and results discussed today and tomorrow bv vice-chairmen meeting with captains and lieutenants of teams. Service club presidents, who have offered to present the campaign program and ihe importance of it to their club members, met last Monday preparatory to addressing their hundreds of members. Next week the presidents of Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Commonwealth and Commercial clubs will present the program at their weekly luncheon meetings. ADVEIITISF.MENT SORE STOMACHS DPE TO GASTRIO HYPERACIDITY Tndf snd InfUnwd. Scorched by Bitlnf acUi.

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county at prices lower than the cost of raising fish in state-owned halchenes and will distribute them to fishing streams, Ihe California Kish and (lame commission announced today. The commission also announced planting of ll.finn.noO small trout or fingerllngs from various state hatcheries in various streams during the past month with more than Il.nofi.noo remaining for later plantings. Plaining of 12. inn pheasants nnd shipment of more than pheasant eggs to sportsmen's organizations during July also was reported by the commission. Man Held as Passer Of Spurious Check BUFFALO, N.

Aug. 31. A man giving the name of Robert C. Hulme, San Francisco, reported to be an airplane mechanic, was given a suspended sentence In city court today when he pleaded guilty to petty lnrcency The charges were preferred by the V. M.

C. A which charged he had forged his name to a check and obtained H.f.O. According to Informal ion-here, Hulme is one lime mechanic for Ihe Spill of St. I.onls. Col.

Charles A. Lindbergh's plane, for the Southern Cross and other noted She Is survived by four sisters here. Mrs. Leon Kaufmann, Mrs. Louis J.

Goldman, Mrs. Gabriel Meyer and Mrs. Emmanuel Lewis. Lawyer Charged With 'Polities' in Pressing Prosecution of W. L.

Deysher BAN RAFAEL, Auer. 81. Robert A. Carey, attorney for Marvelous Marin, today fired a return volley at Attorney-General U. S.

"tVehb. It is all the aftermath of the action of Marvelous Marin in sending a resolution to the attorney-general urging him to drop the prosecution of William L. Deysher, chairman of the board of supervisors. Deysher was twice tried or. charges that he profited unlawfully from county contracts, and the Jury at each trial disagreed.

Marvelous Marin passed a resolution urging that the prosecution be dropped In the Interests of economy. Last Monday TTebh excoriated Marvelous Mario for Its action. Today Carey charged Wehh with doing politics. "It's strange." ho said, "that this statement should have rome out on the eve of election when Deysher is running for reelect inn. if the attorney-general Is not swayed by politics, someone In his Office is." give the sophomore girls an opportunity 1 to become acquainted with other girls of the school.

Committee members in charge of the entertainment follow: Entertainment Audrey Skeen, chairman: Elvira Norman, June L'nger. McComb, Audrey Eern. Shirley Malm, Bessie Obrad-ovitch, Margaret Cluston. Faculty sponsors. Miss Marjorie Harris, Miss Eugenia McCabe, Miss Kathleen Grady.

Decorations Agnes Parker, chairman; Alice Nelson. Dorothy Katcliffe, Anne Anderson, Jane Cluston, Fern King, Gwen Hud-zten, Phillis Miller, Marion Bullock, La Verne Wright, Clarlotte Ruille, Violetto Goldman. Poster and publicity Elaino Rosensranz and Helen Twigg, chairmen; Elizabeth Grabe, Dorothy Dunfee, Elaine Thomas, Mary Jane I.aughton, Margery Summers. Faculty sponsors. Miss Nellie Ja-cobson, Miss Pauline W'yeth.

Program Glonda Shepard, chairman; Helen (1 rn fining. Wills Mae Wade. Louise 1'assius, Louise Aldinger, Wilhelniina Xaro, Phyllis Crosby. Faculty sponsor, Miss Maude Allen. Reception Pvlvla Barnsteln, Alameda De Molay to Join in Safety Drive ALAMEDA, Aug.

31. Members of Alameda De Molay chapter today were preparing to participate with other Easthay De Molay chapters in a safety campaign to bo staged for cue week starting September 10. The Alameda unit will take charge of the iocnl phase of the campaign in conjunction with the Alameda Safety council, according rhairman; Frances Gould, Marie Helen Williams. Claire Myers, Dorothy rfefferie. Juaneta Olivera, Dorothy Stromherg, Mary Jane Hall.

Adabelle Simpson. Fon-nie Orr. Hilda Moniz, Margaret Craig. Vacuity sponsor. Miss Ella Law son.

Clean-up Sophie Weber, chairman; Grace Burch, Katherine Mil-hone. Alice May Levoy, Margaret Claujon, Anne Anderson. Hclene Frummett. Faculty sponsor, Miss Jean Eivart. Ticket and door Virginia Pay-son, chairman: YVilma Rockman, Betty Byrnes, Marian Bullock, Hatsumi Hirao.

Faculty sponsor, Miss Grace Harris. KDiTons announced. Slaff editors of the Scribe, weekly publication of Technical high, have been announced by Roger Anderson, editor-in-chief. The staff editors are Leonard Feldyhm, circulation manager; Gordon Callison, club editor; Arthur McQuillan, sports editor: Bruce McLeod, assistant sports editor; Blanchce Lavigne, girls' sports; Ed Ross and Joseph Ri-naldi, art editors; Betty Calterton, city publicity: Sanford Kahn, R. O.

T. June Misiin, exchanges; Robert Krlwards, humor, nnd t'lif-ford Bond and reter Staekpole. phol oc ra phers. other editors announced earlier are Dorothy O'Hanlon, assoeiate editor; Belly Conlisk, assistant editor; Jack Goins, neys editor, and Bonnie Bond, business manager. The econd fall term Issue of ths Scribe, which is one of the oldest papers In the Oakland public schools, will appear tomorrow-afternoon.

Copy for the Issue has gone to press at the McClymonds high print shop. FRESHMAN RECEPTION. High senior girls were hostesses to the freshmen girls of Berkeley high at the semi-annual freshman reception. 5. F.

U. Musicians to Be Guests of K. C. FAN FRANCISCO, Auf. II.

The band, glee club and faculty leaders of the University of Ssn Francisco will be guests of West of Twin Peaks council, NO. 2542, Knights of Colurrthus, at a "IT. S. F. programme hy the K.

esidenl of Shorr Will Give Half Hour of Music BERKELEY, Aug. 31. Froli Gotigh Shorr. only American 'cellist to win the premier prize of the Cans conservatory, and Lev Shorr, pianist, will present Ihe half hour of music in the Greek (heater, on the University of California campus, Sunday at 4 o'clock. will nal groups II.

Wedemr fely group. and irate ed lo coope ign and spi to I lie Civ be as ca 11 1 A liberal, plentiful diet may be used from the start. HUt BOOKLET describing tbla simple nut effective home treatment may be oo-nitned lo mailinif or bringing this ad to the San rranelaro Von Tlrpt. O. Suit Pacific San rranclacO.

Calif. on aale In Drug Storea. of c. council tomorrow night, in Ta ravel temple, Fourteenth avenue and Taravel slreel, George Y. Hardacre, grand knltht, will preside at the affair.

I he safety are lo be on safety deliver talks recruit ed subjects. pla nes. Now into Broarluay li ti t's li number out of the high rent district, jot a most completely appointed olfiee and laboratory In which IMiATKS are a niic-i in highly skilled lech-nlchiii. that's the stony and the ansncr to the HI(Y SAVINGS! Bv all means sec HiK S7.50 P1.ATK! Goodrich Sllvertowns THE SAFEST TIRES EVER BUILT! (waraffiWDENTISTRY lllllllli''l In keeping with the recent Olympic games, sn International motif was used for decorations in the auditorium, according to Janet Evans, president of the Girls' association. The auditorium program was under direction of Johnnie Rose Miller.

A dance In the school's social hall concluded the entertainment. OFFICERS NAMED. Clarence Haslam, recently appointed captain of the McClymonds hisrh junior traffic; reserve, today announced student oficers who will assist him in directing traffic at intersections near ths school during the semester. They are: First lieutenant, George Pfaff; second lieutenant, Elbert Desmangles; top sergeant, Herman Williams; sergeants, Henry Lesser, Vernon Jones, Lawrence Winstead, Jack Plunous and Joseph Lebetich. Horace Hsight, mathematics and shop instructor, has boon appointed faculty sponsor of I he f-ouad replacing Joseph E.

Jenkins, auto shop Instructor, who bus left the Hchool. ELEVEN WIN PIN. Eleven Westlake. Junior high My dentistry is backed up with a guarantee of satisfaction. My policy dictates that YOUR SATISFACTION is the most Vital part of my service.

That's why this is a busy office. Come in for FREE CONSULTATION. WHY PAY TWICE? No charge for X-Ray and PAINLESS EX-TRACTION with Plate or Hridgework GOODRICH IG SAVINGS HERE CREDIT I lnlte your In qnlry regarding the extension of EAKV A V-MENTS on Aour dental ntii'li. Painless Extractions as low as 50c 14-kt. Gold Crowns; finest workmanship $4 Bridgework; beautiful natural teeth for those missing ones; Only Guaranteed Fillings; Durable, Lasting Dentistry as low as students will be presented with the ccveted "Silver YV" pin during assembly tomorrow.

The pin Is presented to students who have won places on the scholarship honor roll for two consecutive years, according to Edgar E. Muller, principal. Students who will receive I be award at assembly tomorrow are: Helen Colt, Donald Ellis, William Hayes, Victor Moitoret, Margaret Nadon, Harriet O'Hara, Margaret Rutherford, Tom Takahashl, Inga Vaan I.nhen Sels, Ben it harm and Yamabe. Death Spurs Hunt CAVALIER TIRES l.M-2I ff.OO-l Oievrolel ord Chrraler Dodge Nash IHI each in pairs Br each -Basm in pairs II IW 47n I I per single tire p. single lire I 1.50-20 Wm Chevrolet Hub Olds Chrysler mBII A tB each In uH each In pairs 9K35 1 per sinfrlo lire per Binglr tire 1 Ford Chevrolet Studrbaker Ituirk Nash Pf curb in pair CCJ earlr in pairs 943 013 per (single lire per eingle tire 4.75-1 5.50-19 Ford Chevrolet I'lymouth Ituirk Dodge Durant TBI tp each in ear in pail's per single tire per single lire For Missing Man Through (he death of thejr falher, John F.

Sartaln, 4 1 1 Lighty-sixth avenue, hopes to locale, his brother, William C. Hardin, L'C, who has been missing Tor Ihe last year and a Tl ft I f. John Sartain hopes that his brother will hear of their father's death and return to Oakland. William Sartain moved from Fresno to Oakland a year and a half ago anrl disappeared shortly after his arrival hero. lie is unmarried.

His father. J. W. (BillvJ Sar-lain. was killed by a bull on a farm near Sedrili.i, fin August 23 and funeral services were held al Smithton, last GOODRICH HHKb COMMANDER TIRES WW taajJri 0 each in pair.

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Pound I'onrnJ 10c 15c 1c 10c Tompkins' BakerT Harry's, M. Douglas, Week's Meal Det. 11 oeat. ltm Dept. Tl Dept.

10 Church Women Plan Luncheon The monthly lumlieon of the Women's League of the First Congregations! church will be held at the church parlors, Harrison and Twenty-sixth streets, at 12:30 tomorrow noon. Mrs. Henry A. Dodge, president of the league, will be In the chair. A play entitled "Color-blind" will be given following the business session.

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