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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 FRENCH FEAR HITLER THRUST AT AUSTRIA Ministers Confer Over Rumored German Threat Against Independence PARIS, April uneasiness in French official circles over rumors of a German threat to Austrian independence was reflected today in a conference between Pierre-Etienne Flandin, the foreign minister, and Louis Felix Maurin, minister of war. The visit of the war minister to Flandin's office followed a talk of hours between the foreign minister and Andre Francois-Poncet, French ambassador to Berlin. Informed sources said the ambassador reported on the Reich's military preparations. Francois-Poncet's absence from Berlin leaves both France and Germany without- official representatives at the other's Capital since Count Jean de Welczeck, who was named by the Hitler Government to succed the late Roland Koester, has not yet presented his creden- tials. PERIL IS DETECTED Fear of a sudden thrust by Hitler toward Austria in the near future increased in Paris as France's "iron chain" around Germany appeared weakening.

This feeling was inspired in part by Reich military demonstrations and reported war preparations, including the priming of the aircorps and the rushing of Rhineland fortifications. German press predictions of "sensational events" in Austria led persons in 1 official circles to the opinion it was increasingly likely Germany may strike in the direction of Austria, while Italy still is occupied with its Ethiopian campaign. In informed quarters it was believed the "anschluss," or annexation of Austria, if attempted, will start as a coup by Austrian Nazis, with the support of Chancellor Hitler and German troops. 'ANSCHLUSS' FORESEEN The newspaper Ere Nouvelle that "everybody at the League of Nations Council meeting thought the remilitarization of the Rhineland and other preparations being actively pushed have for their object the early realization of an anschluss." Mme. Genevieve Tabouis, widelyknown expert on European affairs, writing in the newspaper Louevre, reported some foreign diplomats in Berlin were disquieted over German military preparations.

She said they "believe it possible the anschluss may come any day in the form of a small interior putsch at Linz, followed by the entry of several National (Nazis) into the cabinet of Chancellor Schuschnigg, which then would impose a plebiscite to determine the future status of Austria." REVOLT PLOT CHARGED French leftists also have 'raised the charge that Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, German minister of propaganda, was interfering in the French elections campaign by "inciting Alsation peasants to revolt against the regime and country." STUDENTS STAGE OWN G. O. P. CONVENTION VA.

ARK DC. WAIL IDAHO when the Republicans hold procedure is followed to give the candidate for the Presidency political procedure. The nominees a preview of the party rally All the regular nominating Piedmont G. High P. Students Convention By NANCY Republican nomination for thee next President of the United States will 1 be settled tomorrow.

Under Anna Lee Guest, head of the social science department of Piedmont High School, the entire student body. today began a twoday exact replica of a National Republican Convention, even to casting their State ballots. To one who has actually attended a national convention, the resemblance was, startlingly accurate. Bands played, flags waved from the ceiling, State delegates held their banners aloft, crowds tried to "crash the gate," a long press and telegraph table was in evidence. Even the political oratory ran according to form, except that it was more eloquent and more factual than most elder politicians delivering nominating speeches manage.

EVERYTHING IN ORDER Nevertheless, had the "favorite sons," and "the man who," according to schedule. In fact, SO perfect was the stage setting that the presence of a number of pretty girls in white middies seemed the only strange--or propheticnote. Allen Barbour, president of the student body, as "mayor" gave the Marion convention welcome to the city. Morcum, after. delivering the "keynote speech," was made Daughters and Sons To Sponsor Dance SAN FRANCISCO, April Members of both the Native Daughters and Native Sons of the Golden West will sponsor a dance for the benefit of the organizations' Homeless Children's Fund at the Palace Hotel next Monday night.

Plans for affair are in charge of a then committee comprised of Mrs. Alice Lane, Mrs. May MacDonald, Albert Thuesen, Dr. George Gillespie, Bernice Monahan, Miss Mary Hart, Thomas M. Foley and John T.

Regan. Funeral Tomorrow For Jos. H. Hamner RICHMOND, April 22. Funeral rites for Joseph H.

Hamner, 75. 3825 Barrett Avenue, will be held tomorrow morning at Wilson and Kratzer Chapel. Rev. Chester the. White of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate.

Hamner was a native of West Virginia and lived here for 26 years. This is how it will look in Cleveland their National convention to nominate their and 1 to formulate a platform, according to held today at Piedmont: High School. Z00 SOCIETY INCORPORATES With the establishment of a new zoological park in the Eastbay as an objective, the newly-formed Alameda County Zoological Society today has on file articles of incorporation with the secretary of State, according to dispatches. Seven men, representing seven businesses and professions, make up the board of directors. They are: Owen C.

Carr, Oakland banker; Edward C. "Slip" Madigan, St. Mary's College football coach; Prof. Earle C. Linsley, astronomer at Chabot Observatory, Oakland; Howard O.

Welty, principal Oakland Technical High School; Edward A. Martin, Berkeley attorney and city councilman; Dr. Leonard Bernard, and George H. Hagy, past district governor of the Exchange Club. The new society is seeking to bring about the transfer of animals from the present zoo to a 500-acre tract known as the Durant Park, a project actively sponsored by Sidney Snow, Oakland big game hunterin explained the organization is a non-profit body.

Junior B'nai B'rith Girls Plan Dance The Oakland Junior B'nai B'rith Girls Auxiliary will hold a dance Sunday evening at Abraham, 327 Perry Street, Wilma Brown, chairman; announced today. There will be a novelty orchestra and entertainment. When We Say CHRYSLER GIVES EXTRA VALUE We mean exactly that HERE'S PROOF: ALL ONLY THESE CHRYSLER FEATURES OFFERS NO EXTRA AT Genuine Hydraulic COST! Cylinders each wheel) Brakes Cast Iron Braking Sway Eliminator Surfaces Scientific Weight Hydraulic Shock Distribution Safety Steel Body, Absorbers with steel reinforced Floating Safety Glass, All Power Engine Around Mola Steel Springs Mountings Leaves and Metal Spring with Tapered Valve Seat Covers Inserts Oil Filter All Automatic Choke Body and Silent Transmission FOR Fenders Rust-Proofed ONLY 760 AND UP Factory list Before You' Buy Any Car Let Us Chrysler Six, $760 to DeLuxe Eight, $925 Show You How Much Mose Value, Airflow Eight Airflow Imperial Dollar for Dollar, Chrysler Offerst Special prices list at Equipment factory Extra Detroit CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. DEALERS FORMAN MOTOR CO. PHIL DAVIS 3020 BROADWAY 2547 East 14th Street GLencourt 1080 ANdover 0171 SEE US Plymouth WE MAKE ABOUT A BETTER DEALS DAUGHTER OF PIONEER DIES Miss Isabella Beaudry, 67, daughter of pioneer Eastbay settlers president of the Renaissance Literary Club, died at Providence Hospital yesterday.

Her home was at 3616 Lakeshore Avenue. She was also a cousin of Brother Leo, former president of St. Mary's College. Her father was Louis M. Beaudry, came to Oakland in 1854 and died in 1895.

was successively a stage driver, livery stable operator and owner of an undertaking establishment in the Oakland of 80 years ago. In Emeryville, where he owned a ranch, a street is named after him. He erected the Beaudry and Peledeau block at Washington and Eighth Streets. Miss Beaudry was born here in 1869. She received her education at the Holy Names Convent.

Surviving her besides Brother Leo are her sister, Mrs. Florence Calderwood, of the Lakeshore Avenue address, and another Mrs. J. J. Brennan, of Berkeley." Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a.

m. from Leo's Church on Piedmont Avenue. Interment will be at St. Mary's Ceme-. tery.

Arrangements are in charge of Freeman Cox-Roach Kenney, 2630 Telegraph Avenue. Woman Has Common Law Mate Arrested FRANCISCO, April 22. 4 M.SAN Judy Van Arsdale doesn't want her head "pushed through a wall." So today she had Joseph Martini, 31, her common-law husband of seven years, put away in the county jail overnight. This, she explained to Municipal Judge Frank Dunn, would give her an opportunity to "pack and get out of town." She had Martini arrested for voicing threats against her life. "He he'd push my head through a wall.

I'm scared of him," Miss Van Arsdale said. Svea Glee Club Plans Program for Outing A. musical program, swimming, races, and dancing will feature the annual outing of the Svea Glee Club of Oakland, to be held next Sunday at Bjornson Park, Crow Canyon. Rueben Anderson, head of the committee in charge, is being aided by Miss Marget Match Your Coat and Vest with new Trousers OVER 100,000 PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM Bring or mail vest of Sample: Low Priced $3.50 PANTS MATCHING COMPANY 830 MARKET ST. 2nd Fl.

Anglo Bank Bids. Scout Camporee Opens Saturday RICHMOND, April 22-Boy Scouts of Western Contra Costa County will hold their first divisional camporee Saturday and Sunday at Nicholl Park here: The Scouts will pitch their tents at the park Saturday morning and, will hold various demonstrations throughout the two-day camp. The event will be held in preparation for. the Berkeley Contra Costa Areal Council camporee to be held in May at Crockett. Patrols will be judged in camping and camp equipment on the same basis as at the council camporee, according to Donald Seaman, Scout executive.

George Miller, chairman of the executive board camp committee. in charge, while Chris Gatter will be in charge of contests and activities; Harold Garrard, camp fire programs; Lewis Hall and B. C. McBryde, physical arrangements: FORUM WILL HEAR BOTANIST -ON S. F.

Fare Is Cut For WPA Workers SAN FRANISCO, April State Railroad Commission today authorized the Market Street Railway Co. to reduce its one-way fare between here and San Francisco Municipal Airport, San Mateo County, from 15 cents to 10 cents for' WPA workers employed on the airport project. Hills Club to Visit Wildcat Canyon Members of the Contra County Hills Club- will make a hike to Wild Cat Canyon CCC. camp Sunday for luncheon, according to Harvey Mielenz, club president. Reservations may be made at the club's office, 1629 Telegraph Avenue.

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BEER. WINE TAX INCOME GROWS SACRAMENTO, April Beer and wine taxes registered a season increase in March and turned $152,826 into the State Treasury, Ray Edgar, member of the State Board of Equalization, disclosed today. over. the same month a year ago. This, was an increase of $40.250 "Gradual elimination of ed bootlegger from the liquor business is undoubtedly responsible for much of the increase in these taxes," Edgar said.

"Contrary to. public belief, evasion of the State tax on wine has been more prevalent than similar evasion of the spirits tax. "Better business conditions have contributed part to this tax increase." The total represents a tax of two cents a gallon on 5,675,387 gallons of beer and 1,845,434 gallons of still wines, with a tax of three cents a pint on 76,673 pints of champagne act like Democrats just as hard." and sparkling RUGS CARPETS LINOLEUM AWNINGS FROM TERRACES OVERLOOKING THE Blue Mediterranean Sophisticated French Riviera originals furnished the inspiration for the exclusive collection of GARDEN FURNITURE and AWNINGS now on display at Higgins'. The showing includes swings cart lounges cocktail wagons umbrella tables, and other swaggerish suggestions. See the display tomorrow.

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Goodspeed will describe how many of the botanical treasures of South America have been brought to California gardens, His talk is one in a series on nature and gardens sponsored jointly by The Oakland Forum and The Piedmont Garden Club. It will be given at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the ballroom at Hotel Oak- BARR MAVITY chairman. Betty Perkins presented the Republican. platform, opposing government in business and interference in public utilities, advocating strict neutrality in war, strict enforcement of. deportation, disarmament combined with national which her elders doubtless subdefense, and similar, policies to scribe when their turn comes.

At today's session, Charles Rowe of "Idaho" nominated William E. Borah; Sid Roberts of "New York" nominated Theodore Roosevelt and Janet Pugh of "California" nominated 'Herbert Hoover. BALLOTING TOMORROW Further nominations, switching of delegations, final balloting will take place tomorrow. Incidentally, according to Miss Guest, the delegates are not all bona fide Republicans. "All of them are just acting like real Republicans as hard as they can," she said.

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