Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1932 GOVERNMENT GETS NEW 'DRESS' Oakland's finest moderately priced Specialty Shop TO TAKE II! 111 FLEET TO MANEUVER THIS IEK-EN0 MANHEIM MAZOR Broadway at For your fiftiFall dress, Codkley and Band To Play In South A dinner dance at the Athens Athletic Club tomorrow "evening wlil mark the farewell appearance of Tom Coakley and his orchestra after an engagement of 18 months. Coakley and his entire group of musicians, Including Miss Virginia Haig, specialty singer, will open at the Hotel Roosevelt in Hollywood. The club orchestra will play every night at the Hollywood hotel and broadcast over a Pacific coa.l. network every evening, except Sun. day, from 11 to 12 p.

m. Coakley plans to add a tango orchestra ta his group for the southern Coakley's orchestra consists en. tirely of California, Stanford-an St. Mary's students or recent graduates. Many of the boys will con tinue-their studies at Southern California or U.

C. L. A. According to the club entertainment committee, more than 500 reservations have been made for the evening. Coakley's successor has not as yet been named.

GERMAN I i Private Concessions to Be Cancelled 'as Politic Lesson in Interruption of French Communications Incidental to Exercises Issue Broadcast Decree choose file of the nevo SHEERS Dresses with druses tcith 3A coats or hip length jackets and one piece styles. s''V By ROBERT 5IACK. Bv WALLACE R. DEUEL. GOLD MAN'S ROME.

Aug. 5. Subscribers in WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. (CPA) Upheaval ot Germany' pregen semi-public broadcasting system and Its conversion to full govern 4th, WAS MING TON Oakland-' II mi 1 ment operation for use largely as a political instrument, is planned by 19" the new Von Pa pen government The Increasingly Important role Big Redactions! For Quick radio has played in German cam-paignlng.

which reached a high pitch during the sanguinary na I'oiihi election for the Reichstag CLEfiRMJ t-lr Hn 1- I i ''eT'" feiw southern Italy and Sicily have re-reived polite requests from the telephone company that they excuse any poor service for the next tw8 weeks because the ftitHan avyi beginning Saturday. Is holding grand maneuvers off the southern coast, and as a consequence an extra strain will be put on the facilities of communication. Premier Benito Mussolini himself will observe the maneuvers from his yacht Aurora and will review the fleet In the Gulf, of Taranto when the exercises are over. About 100 surface ships. 30 submarines and 23 squadrons of airplanes will engage in the display.

The principal problem of the maneuvers consists of an attempt by one force to convoy ships from the Lybian ports to, the Oulf Taranto, and by another force fa prevent this. It is hoped to test thoroughly the co-ordination between the air and naval forces, the effectiveness of plane attacks on ships, services of communications, and the system of coast defense. Official announcements Indicate that the maneuvers will give training In the maintenance of communications between the Italian motherland and the colonics. Taking this view of the exercises, the con last week, motivated the plan. The nationalization fcbciirc, according to European report here, will be carried Into effect sortly.

Under it, nrnadcaMliix concessions now held bjr wini-public companies he with drawn and a state system In-Mailed under strict government supervision. Political broadcast would be con Sheer may be one of the gossamar wool or one of the silks so wool-like in appearance, you'd stake the ancestral plate on it. Styles are delightfully deceptive for they make one- appear taller and positively willowy and who in the feminine realm would object to that I Note the new shades: '---'j--' Black Rhum Brown Bordeau Beetroot 'French Navy DressesSecond Floor 110 SILK DRESSES trolled by the "Relchssender." the xuoernower station located nt Koenlgswusterhausen, near Berlin und supervised by government of ficials. Thl station would serve as the 'key for a state chain for political broadcast, a weH as all official news broadcasts. The plan was formulated by the ministries of Interior anil of posts 95 and telegraphs.

The broadcasting concession would be withdrawn voying forces would represent a from existing companies under a special clause In the existing eon hypothetical enemy. The importance of Italy's however. Is much less than Home Owned MANMEIM MAZOR Home Operated tract, which otherwise would run until 1938, A new government 1 he new-old Abrahamson building, at the south-east corner of Thirteenth and Washington streets, the remodeling and modernization of which has just been completed. The project was a part of the "dressing up" program worked out for the downtown shopping district by the Downtown Property Owners' association, co-operating with building owners. and 'that of Krance's North African Were lo $9.75 Odds and Ends To Clear at broadcasting company would bel llfllllCU mill .4 fci wvnk v.

tin ttal held by the Reich and the ie malning 49 per cent by th federal Stajea. AH present private owners $2.95 possession and the maneuvers obviously will provide experience in interrupting communications between Algiers and France, as well as in maintaining communication between Lybia and Italy. (Copyright. 1933. for lh TRIBUNE.) V.

of F. W. Council of broadcasting stock would be 'New Building Now Stands paid off In full. Broadway at f5th, Oakland You simply must look your very nicest for the approaching The scheme provides for nine new regional companies, each pre On Old Abrahamson Site sided over by a director of programs, responsible to a commission appointed by the governmen! of his The modernizing of the Abra- the program for the association. particular state.

E. T. Foulkes Is architect for the Now the 24 high and low power hamson building, located at the southeast corner of Thirteenth and program while the association committee is composed of Norman Washington streets, was pronounced officially complete today; Ogllvleschalrman; Martin Marks, Irving Jtlnns and King. station are under state control ly virtue of their government ownership. Hut there are nine broadcasting organizations, on for each state, whose programs are handled by concesHlonarles.

A tax of 69 cents per month on each of the The first project eomplete'dwas The project, second to be com Guest in Richmond RICHMOND, Aug. 5. Members of the California Central County council of Veterans of Foreign War auxiliaries met here last night as gUests of Honot auxiliary of Richmond. Mrs. Christine Newell, council president, presided at the meeting, which was held at.

the Memorial hall. Following the business session a banquet was served under the direction of Mrs. Kate Hhallenberger, Mrs. Ornce Blount, 'Mrs. Lillian Jones, Mrs.

Minnie Vickery, Mrs. Rhea- Hunt and Mrs. Pearl Outman. Here am some suggestions for your Back-to-Scnool list. pleted under the Downtown Prop tne remodeling' or the Jonas build Ing at the northwest coiner of erty Owncra association program of "dressing up" the main Oaklnnd some.4,lu,u(i set in tne country supports the system.

nuslness district, adds another Eleventh street and Rrondwny. The third will bo the ln'odcrnizHtloin of the II. K. Gluke building in the Print Tub Frocks (Copjrllt, loan, for Tin imuvai.) modern structure lo the city' list of business blocks. Dresses $3.95 Silks, prints.

Broken sizes. Dresses Zv $5.95 and evening. Broken sizes. Dresses $7.95 Better grades. Broken sizes.

Dresses $1 0.95 Better grades. Broken sizes. Goldman's Second Floor Colorful print on Modern vertical lines predomi newer dark lire to excite, Oh' Veterans to Hold Olympic Flag Rites BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5. Ca nate In the remodeled building, te-placlng.

the bay windows, cornices r. Jkm Ah'a ot admiration. Pi 7 to 14. for SM and ornamentation ot, the period during which it was originally con nadian and American war veteran American encaustic til organization will hold a massed southwest corner of Twelfth Washington streets. The contract (or the latter project Was signed this week by Roscoe Havens, president of the Blalte estate, and work is to be started Immediately, according to Harold Weber, secre-lary-manager-Of the property owners' group.

Many other store, and office buildings In the downtown shopping center are to be remodeled In accordance with plans of the association, Weber said. ing, green in color, has been used colors ceremony preceding RICHMOND RITES HELD RICHMOND, Aug. 6. Furteral rites for Domenlco Gobba, 63, of El Cerrlto, were held today at the St. John's Catholic church.

Rosary was held last night at the Ryan funeral rhapel. Gobba, who had lived in EI Cerrlto for the past 19 to cover the brick walls. British Empire vs. united states The building Is owned by Jules track and field contests at the pout Olympic Games to be held here at the Kezar stadium August 14, It was announced today by Bam snd Hugo Abrahamson, through whose cooperation the moderniza White Middies, 1.50 Navy Sweaters .2.25 Serge Skirts ..2.95 to 6.95 Midshipman Jackets .3.95 Tub Frocks. 3 to 12 ......1.00 Regulation Cym Suits .2.25 New Jersey Frocks .2.95, 4.95 tion project fras completed, ac years, died Wednesday at a hos Goodman, manuglng.

director. pital here. Following the funeral cording to J. H. King, In charge otj Approximately 160 stands of col services interment 'was in St.

Joseph's cemetery. ors, representfrlg flag of all na tions, will give the as tne Girl Novices Kill Deer But Teacher Draws Blank opening gesture of the contest, according to 8. II. Grant, commander of the California Canadian Legion, who la In charge of the ceremonies Columbia iark Boys and Crown colonics societies will also take part In the ceremonies. SESAME OIL School Goats 8 95 10" 13 Swanky style In smart tweed and polo for Miss 3 to 14.

CASTRO VALLHY, Aug. 6: for both, thti performances are creditable, Rowell admits, taking A pageant of notions, directed by dds a new tkliah Harry Howell, local sportsman, today is experienced quite a few era-harraxsing moments. solace for his own defeat through S. G. Manson, will be another feature, of the post Olympic Games.

Among the nations represented in native costume will be Hungary, Rowell at the opening of deer the accomplishment. Miss Rowell early yesterday accounted' for a three-point 126-pounder. The opening morning to uour Girls' Shop Second Floor season, offered to take his daugh- er, Elizabeth, and his niece, Grace Poland, Greece, Bavaria, America, Japan and Italy. Mlfs Bartram knocked over a big Bartram, on a deer hunting expedition Into the Llvermore hills near Sunol. "Watch me carefully, follow with her first shot.

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