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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, 'APRIL-30, 1936 RADIO NEWS AND PROGRAMS PHONES: -LAKESIDE 6015 BROADCAST 3 P.M. conducted Philadelphia by Orchestra, Stokow- KR0W-Italy, D. R. TurnKRE KLX Baseball: Oaks ski head list of guests. ex; Devotionals; (8:45) Los at KG0 Town Records.

L. A. Meeting. 9.P. M.

KPO Easy Acres: KFRC-Horace Heidt. (3:15) Back Seat KYA- Junior KLX-Dude Martin and Trobbe. His Nite Driver. Studio; Herders. KG0 -Edna Fischer: Tony Russell.

KROW Studio; Hollywood Talent PaSports, (9:15) -Feminine Fan- Dance. (6:15) rade: Ben Alexander, cles. KJBS- Studio; M. C. dance.

Lights." Fuller, KRE- Concert; (6:15) Magazine. KROW--Radio Kitchen; Charlie Tye on Base- KYA-Sports. Records. ball. nia Studio; CaliforKJBS- (3:15) 6:30 P.

M. Safety Council; Musical Styles. KLX-Arion Trio. KROW- (9:16) (9:15) Gypsy Orchestra. KRE Tea Dance, Hall.

Parade. KLX- KG0 KPO--Music 'Your Govern- KJRS -Varieties. 3:30 P. M. ment at Service" KRE- -Italian Program.

(6:45) Adventures of 9:30 P. M. KPO K1X-Baseball. Joseph Littau's Jimmy KFRC-March Allen. Flashes: (3:45) Rush (6.45) Vocational Guid- Nie.

(9:45) Masters of Muof Time; KG0-Modern ance Talk KP0-Hollywood PaHughes. Woman; rade; (9:45) Studio. "Music Is My Dance; KG0 -George Nickson, "Hobby; tenor. KPRC Wm. Van KROW Desert Bo KFRC-Buddy Fisher; Wyck; (3:45) KIBS Going Places.

(9:45) Musical Mopianist: Aubrey (6:45) 0 KSFO 'Pappy Brokaw, KRE Silent. City Dance. Silhouettes; JEROW Hartley; (3:45) Geraldin Tom. 447 P.M. -On Wings of Music.

KJBS- -King. Songs of Ro- KLX -New Flash KROW-Wrestling. (7:15) Rhythmic Re- KIBS -Varieties. mance; KRE-Tea (3:45) Dance. Dance, porters- A Quartet.

KRE-Dance; (9:45) 08 'n Andy: Amateur Boxing. 4 P.M. ring (7:15) Showboat, Ross: star- 10 KLX-Baseball. Bernie and Hearn; -Road InformaLanny KPO Rudy. Vallee's tion: (10:10) RecordSam guests.

Variety Hour. KG0- Russ Morgan's Inge: (10:15) Let's Go. K00 Polak: ford Rex- 16 (4116) Children'e Hour. Guy Political Tugwell Carl Ravazza'8 Orch. KFRC-Airshow.

KFRC Talk: KG0-Bob Meeker. Baseball. (7:15) Mounted. Renfrew of the -Studio: (10:15) KROW Tunes; (4:15) KYA- Dick Jurgens' OrchesMills College Program. Stage; (7:45) World's Lee A tra.

The KJBS Dance; (4:16) Roberts. KYA--Little Journeys. Bay Meadows Broad- KSF0 Elmer Goes -Organ: (10:15) cast. Hollywood; (7:15) Jess Stafford's Orch. KSFO- Organ.

Gene. KRE- Opera Echoes. KROW- Studio. Boxing; (10:15) 4:30 P. M.

-Music Salon. KRE-Masters. Dance. KLX High School 7:30 P. M.

P. M. News of the Air, Lloyd KLX Blue "Speed" Maddoek; porters: (7:45) On the with Alice Reflections (4:45) Health Talk. Sports Spot with Phil KP0-Veloz and YoKPO--Variety Hour, Ray, -Showboat. landa's Orchestra, KG0- Good Times So- Hamilton, conciety.

Sports. KG0-Ricardo; (7:45) ducting. KFRC Rep. Roy 0. KFRC Caravan.

KG0-Jimmy Grier. Woodritt, KYA-Sports: KFRC-Sterling Young. KYA-Baseball. "Murmuring Orchestra. KYA--Leon Mojica's (7:45) KSF0- KROW- -Keep Johnny Smiling.

Jump KSFO (7:45) Uptowners. -Jess Stafford; Up; (4:45) Concert. -Masters; (7:45) KROW Wrestling; (10.45) Hal -Dance. Portugal. (10:45) Dance.

KRE-Salon. Records. KRE -Dance. 5 P.M. 8 P.M.

KJBS- -Music Salon. ter of the Children's Air. Thea- from KLX-Amatenr Oakland Con Auditor KLX-Stuart Humblen's 11 P. M. KP0-Studio.

riam: Ken Stuart, Mas- KPO- Round-ap. Tom Brown's OrKURO -Crosscuts. At ter Showboat; (8:15) chestra. of Music. (5:15) Trails of Sundowns Yankee Symphony Hour, KG0-Tommy Harris; KPOKYA Trade.

(8:16) Frank Wata- KFRC-Dick Jurgens' Charles Runyan. Studio: (5:15) nabe, Orchestra. Parade. Goose Creek -Dance KSF0- Kearney Wal- Parson; (8:15) Abe KSFO- -Larry Orchestra. ton's Orch.

Lyman. chestra. KROW-Studio; (5:15) (8:15) W--Dance. Swing Stuff. "Ask Mr.

KJBS- Song Hits. KSFO- -Calling all Cars. KRE-All Nighter. KRE-All-Star Revue, KROW Portugal; 11:30 P. M.

5:30 P. M. (8:15) KRE-Organ. -Italy. -Stuart Hamblen's KLX Covered Wagon 8:30 P.

KPO-Ran Round-up. Wilde. Jubilee. KP0- Jack Meakin. -Dude Martin and KG0.

Charles Runyan. Harris; KG0 American Town Nevada Nite -Emil Baffa's Meeting, Herders. KPO--Symphony Hour. Orchestra. KFRC-Ed Wynn.

-Gene Sullivan: KYA-Dance Orchestra. KYA- Dane ee: (5:45) "Sportsman's KSF0-Pontrelli's Orch. Little Orphan Annie. (8:45) George Olsen's KROW -Dance; KROW-Health, Orchestra. Studio.

KJBS- ecords. KFRC- John Nesbitt: K.BS Studio: (11:35) KRE Chestnuts. (8:45) Henry King. Dance. -Bobby Nighter.

6 P.M. Orchestra: (8:45) Music 12. MIDNIGHT KP0-Music Trio. Week talk. KSFOKLX-Arion Hall "em- KNFO-Al1 Star Revue; KUBS-Midnight Midnight Club.

Vag: ceed" by Bing Crosby; (8:45) Jones Boys, KRE-All Nighter. ON AIR TOMORROW 1 KPO- -Girl Alone: (7:15) "Iolanthe." KG0 Honeymooners: (7:15) Gale Page. Rise and Shine: (7:25) Stocks. KYAT Musical Clock. Revue.

KNOW Vernon Morgan: (7:15) Calif. Farm program. Alarm Clock Club. KRE-Melodies. 7:30 A.

M. KP0KG0-Nation's Capitol. -Rise and Shine. KYA-Musical Clock. KROW- Rosie, Clock.

KJBS- -Clock. KRE-Melodies. 8A. M. KLX Records: (8:20) New York Stocks.

KPO- Ge Arnold's Ranch Boy (8:15) Honeyboy and Sassafras. KG0 Finance: (8:15) Larry Cotton, tenor. KFRC- Voice of Experience: (8:15) Musical Reveries. KYA-Christian Science reading: (8:15) Studio. (8:15) Sunrise Revue.

KROW- (8:15) Studio. (8:15) Studio, KRE-U. C. Cam pus: (8:15) Variety. 8:30 A.

M. KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee. KPO- Norman L. Cloutier. KG0-To the Ladies.

KFRC-M a Marlin: (8:45) Five-Star Jones. KYA-Words and music. KNF0-Studio. KJBS- Concert. KROW-Going Places; KING (8:45) Concert.

7 A. M. List. KP0-Joe White. tenor: (9:45) "As Woman to KG0-Joan Escorts: (9:15) Dot and Will.

KFRC-Studio: (9:10) Bess Bye; (9:15) Serenade. KYA- -Concert: (9:15) Women's Program. KSF0-Prayer. KROW- Concert: Studio: (9:15) Tunes. KJBS -Prayer.

9:30 A. M. Tunes: (9145) Records. KPO--S a.m (9:45) Studiayes KG0-Farm and Home KFRC- Serenade: (9:45) Records. KYA- -Studio: Waltzes.

KAF0-Studio. KROW-Health. Vocalist: (9445) Dance: 9 A.M. KLX-The Shopping KRE Concert. 10 A.

M. KLX -Oakland Police Talk: Inspector Powers: (10.10) Records: (10:13) S. F. Stocks: Weather Reports: (10:20) News Flashes. KP0-Magic of Speech.

KG0-Concert. KERC- The Goldbergs: (10:15) Mrs. Wiggs of the Patch. KYA- -Fashions: (10:15) Salon. KSF0-Helen Harvey.

KROW- Amigos: (10:15) Melodie Guild to Hold Rummage Sale Annual rummage sale of Corpus Christie held Church May 5 Guild and of 6 at Piedmont 491-93 19th Street, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, chairman, announced today. Clothing, fur ni- ture, brica-brae will be offered for sale on the two days- Proceeds will be turned into the general church fund. Assisting Mrs; Sullivan i in making arrange ments for the sale are Mrs. A.

T. Shine, Mrs. J. J. Cox, Mrs.

J. Moffatt, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs.

Edward Elliott, Mrs. A. E. Thorne. Mrs.

W. J. MRS. MeHENRY Winters, E. THORNE Mrs.

Ed McHenry, Mrs. J. Rossas, Mrs. S. Budd, Mrs.

E. J. Sweetland, Mrs. Catherine Case, Mrs. Alice Graham and Mrs.

Mary Maloney. The Corpus Christi Church is located at 4925 Park Boulevard. The Rev. E. J.

Keller is pastor and honorary member of the rummage sale committee, PRUNE MEN TO GET 5880,000 SAN FRANCISCO, April Directors of the California Prune Control Board at their closing meeting yesterday voted to distribute $330,000 to nearly 12,000 growers in final settlement for prunes in the 1934 crop reserve tonnage pool. Liquidation of the organization probobly will be completed next month, it was announced. E. W. Stillwell, secretary-manager of the pool, said a report on the closing business of the group must be sent to the secretary of agriculture for approval.

If -no untoward delay occurs in this matter, checks to growers should be sent out by May 20, he estimated. Stillwell reported all prunes now have been sold. About $1,507,000 previously had been distributed, he said. The further distribution in liquidation of the pool will be at an average of $9 per ton for standard prunes and about $2.80 for substandard grades, which have been sold for by-product uses. payments will be made direchese some 7500 growers non-members of the California Prune and Apricot Growers' Association.

The association anticipated the final standard fruit payment last Fall in payments to its membership of about 4000 growers, but will make the further payment on substandard deliveries. DR. PEERS TO SPEAK Dr. Robert Peers, president of the California State Medical, Association, former Mayor 'of Collax, and a member of the Warren uninstructed Republican delegation, will speak on behalf of the delegation tomorrow night. His talk will be heard over KPO from 9:30 to 9:45.

International KITCHEN 1 A.M. 10:30 tel LX DAILY ONCE PT SUNDAY! GLADYS CRONKHITE. Director Sunday Dinner Menu Cantaloupe filled with Fresh Strawberries Celery Olives Radishes Bouillon, Toasted Crackers Fillet Mignon Fresh Asparagus Bernaise Sauce Fresh Buttered Peas Baked Potato Hearts Lettuce, Rouquet Cheese Dressing Cracklin' Corn Pone Peach Melba Sunshine Cake. Coffee Bernaise Sauce: Place yolks of four eggs in top of double boiler and heat until thick and lemontinted. Add 4 tablespoons hot water and 4 tablespoons olive oil, blend; place 4 tablespoons hot water and beat constantly until eggs thicken.

Remove from fire, and add one tablespoon tarragon vinegar, season with salt and pepper and blend well. May be served hot or cold. Every word spelled out at 5 cents. each in Tribune Want Ads. LA.keside 6000.

5 P.M. -Humpty Dumpty Cireus. KP0-Emil Polak. KG0-NBC Music Guild. KFRC-Hollywood Hotel Bette Davis in "Dangerous." Studio: Parade.

KSF0 Kearney Walton's Orchestra. KROW Studio; (5:15) Hill Billy Hits. KJBS- Tunes. KRE-All Star Revue. MALE QUARTE WILL BE HEARD ON KLX TONIGHT Rhythmic Reporters to Give Own Interpretation of Popular Ballad Numbers The Rhythmic quartet, will this evening Mort Gleason, including "Wild.

Hon e'y and "One Hour: With You," will be on the air from 7:15 to 7:45 o'clock. the Tonight, fifth night of the General MotorsKLX Amateur Contest, will bring another group of aspirants to the Auditori um Arena stage from 8 to Reporters, male entertain KLX dialers under the direction of basso. This program, en FRANCES WIENER 8:45 o'clock to compete for the cash awards, The show opened attendance of 8000 and the attendance ha's been increasing steadily since. The winners to date are: Saturday night, Bill Pearson, of Richmond, acrobatic violinist; Sunday night, Joe Novelli of Santa Rosa, tenor; Monday night, J. F.

day night, of Oakland, Hensley, harmonica, player; Tuesimpersonator; last night's winner, Simon Argebitch of Oakland, whistler. Stuart flamblen's Round- Up. a program of all request numbers, will be presented tonight over KLX from 11 o'clock to midnight. The sports celebrities to be interviewed tonight during the "On the Sports Spot" program, 7:45 to 8 o'clock, are: Frankie Hammer, local heavyweight star who is scheduled to meet Dutch Weimer here Wednesday night, and Freddie Agabashian, three-time winner at the Oakland Speedway, who will discuss next Sunday's race. The interviews will be conducted by Phil Ray with the assistance of Alan Ward of The Tribune sports department.

The Arion Trio is heard over KLX every evening except Sunday from 6 to 7 o'clock. The members of the group are: Elizabeth Alexander, pianist; Frances Wiener, violinist, I Margaret Avery, 'cellist. Dude Martin and his Nevada Night Herders will entertain dialers tonight from 8:45 to 9:20 o'clock through the courtesy of the Buffum Cheese Company and the Star Outfitting Company. A wire story of the baseball game tomorrow between the Oaks and Los Angeles at Los Angeles will be broadcast over KLX with Otto Egenberger at the mike. This broadcast is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.

m. Who's Who What's What Rexford Guy Tugwell, undersecretary of agriculture and administrator of the Resettlement Administration, will be heard tonight over NBC Nationwide network at 7:15. The program is to be given in celebration of the first- birthday anni-of Resettlement Administration. (Spot: 7:15 to 7:30, KGO.) Ex-Officials of Alameda Sued Suit of the City of Alameda against former City Manager Ralph M. Bryant and former City Clerk D.

Elmer Dyer to recover salary paid to Mrs. Florence Cameron while she assertedly was illegally employed as a deputy clerk was to be resumed late today before Superior Judge Leon E. Gray. The city is seeking to recover $1,677.50 in salary and interest on the ground that Bryant and Dyer approved Mrs. Cameron's salary warrants while knowing that she was not a citizen of the United States and therefore was not elegible, to employment.

Mrs. was dismissed several months ago after an investigation launched by B. flay Fritz, present City Manager of Alameda. The taking of testimony was- be-gun yesterday, with City Clerk Sherman G. Blood and Bryant as the first witnesses.

Frank W. Creely, Oakland attorney, is acting as special counsel in the case for the City of Alameda. Three dynamite blasts set off in a charivari for a newly wedder couple shattered several windows in Portland, Ore. KIBS Dance: (4:15) Meadows. KRE Echoes.

4:30 P. M. KIN Dance Rhythmis; (4:45) Health Talk. KP0-Jack Me a (4:45) Studio," KG0 Lou: Breese and orchestra. KFRC-Varieties.

KNA-Acolian Strings. KSF0-Jack Hall. KROW Johnny Jump Up: (4:45) Records. -Dance. KRE-Studio.

5:30 P. M. KLX -Covered Wagon Jubilee, KPO--Sharps and Flats. KG0-Crosscuts. Hollywood Hotel.

KYA Dance: (5:40) Better Business Bureau; (5:45) Little Orphan Annie. KSF0KJBS-Dance; (5:45) Orchestra. KRE-Chestnuts: (5:4,50 Lloyd Maddock: "Baseball." SPRINGS Four MONTEREY hours' drive OPEN THE YEAR ROUND! Oakland true: vacation is yours Paraiso! Ideal -with climate, health-giving waters, baths, recreation. Reasonable rates food and service Write direct. or call Tribune Resort Bureau for folder! Health and Happiness at Paraiso! 0 the CARLSBAD OF AMERICA SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE TRIBUNE MOONEY FACES NEW WITNESSES COAST TO GET SPECIAL SHOW BOAT PROGRAM Far Western Dialers Will Hear Mythical Craft on Tour of Pacifie Ports K.

L. ECKSAN On behalf of Pacific Coast dialers, who appreciate a good turn as much as anyone, I hereby toss bouquet on the deck of the Show Boat. Here is the rea5.0 'Not only is the Show Boat pre a ing for a "cruise" the Pacific Coast, a.S was mentioned in this column recently, but beginning. tonight the Show Boat program will be broadcast twice out of consideration for Pa- SAM HEARN 6 to 7, KPO.) REPLY TO RADIO FAN citic Coast listeners. There will be the regular 9 p.

program for the and Middle West, and in addition, a special performance at 7:15 p. for the Pacific Coast. "This arrangement," the advance notice points out, "makes it possible for the mythical floating. theater to cruise, in the imagination of listeners, up the Pacific Coast for the first time in three and a half years the series has been on the air." Tonight there will be two skippers aboard. For the Eastern and Middle Western broadcast, Captain Henry and Captain Ben (Yowsah) Bernie will pilot the Show Boat into Richmond, Va.

At 7:15 they will pilot the same mythical craft Tito. San Diego, Guest stars aboard the boat will Include Sam (Schlepperman) Hearn who may possibly change his familiar greeting to "Ahoy, Stranger!" Walter Cassell will also be an honored passenger. Lanny Ross and others will have their usual roles, (Spot: 7:15 to 8:15, KPO.) STOKOWSKI ON KPO Leopold Stokowski and his Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, now touring the country in a 10-car special train, will be heard during the Music Hall program tonight. The broadcast originates in Hollywood. Owing to the size of the orchestra, which has 104 members, Stokowski and his organization will occupy special studio, while Master of Ceremonies Bing Crosby, and other artists on the program will occupy another studio.

(Spot: Replying to a post card from Stockton signed "A Radio NBC has wired New York for photo of Ned Wever, which I will run at the head of this column later on as you requested. In the meantime here is brief biography Wever admirers: (Edward Hooper) Wever was born in New York City 31- years ago this month. By the time he was graduated from Pawling School and ready to enter Princeton, Ned had determined on a stage career. At Princeton he joined Triangle Club, the college dramatic group. Was elected president of the club in his senior year and wrote book and lyrics for its show: "They Never Come Back," Though the theater is his metier he has written short stories, plays and a good many lyrics.

His most recent popular song is "Trouble in Paradise." He got his first professional stage experience acting in stock, with Stewart Walker's Indianapolis stock companies. His first Broadway job was in "The Fan" with Hilda Spong. Belasco's attention was attracted, and before long Ned was playing in the great producer's "Merchant of Venice," with David Warfield. He was given his first radio assignment in 1929. For the first few years over the air he played juvenile, romantic and comedy roles only, Of late years he has been give "heavy" parts.

He is and ready" hero and has been frequently cast in the role of thug in the Warden Lewis E. Lawes series. Currently he is heard in a different type of role. He is "Tony Howard," the young criminal torney who is both rival and suitor of "Lady Counsellor," in which Irene Rich plays the leading role, You will be able to dial the next installment of the "Lady Counsellor" series tomorrow. (Spot: 4 to 4:15 p.

KPO.) SYMPHONY HOUR Dr. Alfred Hertz returns to the podium tonight for the first of a special series of concerts on the Symphony Hour, The list of selections includes the overture to Tannhauser by Wagner, Allegretto, Symphony No. 2, by Brahms; Natoma by Herbert, Ave Maria by Schubert, Slavonic Dance No. 3 by Dvorak and the Fire Bird Suite by Stravinsky. (Spot: 8:15 to 9:15, KPO.) CARAVAN ON KFRC That Ship of the Desert Caravan will come to local dialers via the air lanes tonight with Walter O'Keefe at the head.

(7:35 to 8, KFRC.) A dramatic re-creation of the story of Joe Kristy and Alex Mackay, British subjects sentenced to die and given a 30-day reprieve by the Governor, will be one of the features of the "Magazine" broadcast tonight. (Spot: 9 to 9:30, KFRC.) The "Airshow," on the air too early for most of us dialers, will present Dorothea Brande, author of that much talked of best seller, Wake Up and Live." She will be Interviewed by Charles Hanson Towne. (Spot; 4 to 4:30 p. KFRC.) SAN FRANCISCO, April The State attorney-general's staff today prepared to call additional witnesses to support its opposition to Tom Mooney's habeas corpus application; following testimony. by an eye-witness to the 1916 Preparedness Day explosion that killed 10 persons and injured 40.

The witness, James W. McDougall, who was a 13-year-old Boy Scout (that the he time and of his the blast, comrades testified had escaped possible death by only 30 seconds. The Boy Scout troop, McDougall said, was lined up at Market and Steuart Streets, scene of the explosion, waiting to join the patriotic procession that was swinging down Market Street. PERILED BY BOMB defeat Mooney's case. BRENNAN TESTIFIED "We saw a suitcase on the sidewalk," testified before State Supreme Court Referee A.

E. Shaw. "Because we were expecting some additional paraphernalia, and thought the suitcase might contain it, we hung around the place it was lying. "Finally, alive we were ordered to March and had gone only 100 feet or so when the suitcase exploded." Before McDougall testified, George T. Davis, attorney for Mooney, charged the State attorney general's office was deliberately distorting the records in an effort to James F.

Brennan, former deputy district attorney, described the "frame of mind" of the prosecution at Mooney's trial. He told of conversations with Contra Costa officials who told of finding infernal machines on a boat which had been rented to Mooney: At Sacramento, he said, he learned Warren K. Billings, convicted with Mooney for the parade bombing, had been arrested on a charge of carrying a dynamite-loaded suitcase on the streets. got the impression," Brennan said, "that Mooney and Billings were dangerous dynamiters." Name Selected For Arroyo Viejo Recreation Center is the latest addition to Oakland's system of playgrounds, it became known today as Mrs. J.

Costello, of 4003 Park Boulevard, was announced as the winner of a naming contest following development of the Demoto Nurseries site in East Oakland. Second place honors went to Miss Lorraine Trowbridge, who submitted the name, "Anna Law Recreation Center." Albert E. Bartlett, of 2665 63rd Avenue, was third with his offering of the name "Eastside Playacres Recreation Center. Cash awards "will be presented the winners at ceremonies to be held at the playground site, 80th Avenue and Olive Street, on May 20. St.

Cyril's Minstrel Show Is Scheduled St. Cyril's Church will hold its minstrel, show tmorrow eveannual ing at o'clock in the parish hall, 62nd Avenue and Camden Street. Leading members of the minstrel troupe will be Joseph Rosborough, Jimmy Lynn, Frank Flynn and Leo Hanley. Soloists include Mrs. Alice Garcia, Mrs.

Lillian Bonato, Mrs. Betty Miller, Elmer- Bickert and Richard Pagendarn There will be a chorus of 50 selected voices. Norwegian Clubs To Picnic Sunday Spring festival celebration of San Francisco and Eastbay Norwegians will be held Sunday at Bjornson Park in Crow Canyon near Hayward. The Normana Glee Club of Oakland will sing Norwegian songs of the season. Arne H.

Arnesen will direct the ensemble. G. G. Astad will present a number of solo numbers. Folk dancing in National costume and a children's tableau will follow.

M. S. Sundby and Noe Gaustad are in charge of arrangements. Pound Committee to Give Bridge Party Members of the Eastbay division of the California Citizens' Pound Committee will hold a public benefit whist-bridge party at the Pacific Building, 16th and Jefferson Streets, next Saturday at 8:30 p. according to Mrs.

Fannie Andrean, chairman. An entertainment program will feature the affair. this is what DOCTORS DO FOR CONSTIPATION take WATER PLUTO Harbin Hot Springs A perfect spot for your vacation or week-end and only 90 miles from the Bay district. 300 clean, modern accommodations, excellent food, natural steam baths. hot and cold swimming tanks, hunting and fishing close by, dancing every night in an open-air pavilion and various other amusements.

Fine roads, beautiful scenery and rates are right. Why not try it? N. S. BOOTH, PrOD. Hital Statistics Deaths BENSON -In Oakland, April 29, 1936, John Thomas, beloved husband of Theresa E.

Benson, father of Mrs. Paul Lessard and Mrs. Ernest Hueter, brother of Forrest B. Benson of Erlanger, Kentucky, Hutchinson, and Kansas; Ed a Benson native of Kentucky. are invited attend services Saturday morning, do, May o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

DEASY-In Oakland, April 29, 1936, Thomas dearly beloved husband of Annie May Deasy, devoted father Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret's Shannon, Mrs. Boyd Anderson, Harry, George and Lewis Deasy, and loving brother of Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. Frank Riggle; a native of New York.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturthe day, East May 2, Lawn 1936, at Chapel 9 a. of m. Hanra- from han Wadsworth, 'Pine Borba, 510 East 14th Street, thence to St. Anthony's Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 9:30 o'clock. "Interment, St.

Mary's Cemetery, DEPOLO- -In Santa Clara, April 27, 1936, Vincent, beloved husband of Agnes Depolo, devoted father of Frances, and brother of Anthony Depolo of Oakland; a native of Yugoslavia, aged 46 years. A member of Croatian Fraternal Union of America. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Caporgna Company Mortuary, 1727 Grove Street, Friday, May 1, at 9 o'clock, thence to St. Bernard's Church where. a requiem mass will.

be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 o'clock. LEROND -In Oakland, April 29, 1936, Anna I. Lerond, beloved of mother Theodore. of Mrs. R.

Lerond, and loving Cruse, Mrs. H. D. Simpson and Mrs. J.

P. Crew, and sister of Mrs. Katherine Simpson and Richard Hammond; a native of San Francisco, California, aged Private 56 years, 9 months, 29 days. funeral services will be held from her late residence, 2940 High Street, Oakland, Friday, May 1, 1936, at 1 o'clock p. m.

WEEKS--In Oakland, April 29. 1936, William Henry, beloved husband of Maggie H. Weeks, loving father of Harold Henry, Foster William, Weeks Margaret and Arthur Edward and Alice Weeks Norris and dear brother of Jean Steinhauser, Ida B. Covell and Hammond Weeks: a native of Prince ward Island, aged 72 years. Watsonville papers please copy.

A member of the First Christian Church of Oakland; Piedmont Lodge No. 521, F. A.M. Knights Templar of Watsonville Commandry and the Woodmen of the World Friends are invited to attend services Friday, May 1, at 11 a. m.

at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue. Friends may call at the funeral home of Hill Kammerer, 3479 Piedmont Avenue near Moss Avenue until 10 a. m. Friday. WEYMOUTH-In Oakland, April 29,.

1936, Frank W. P. Weymouth, devoted husband of Mrs. Jessie A. Weymouth, loving brother of Mrs.

Dr. C. F. Kuhn and Mrs. William Strong of Port Townsend, Washington; a native of Washington, aged 52 years.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the Oakland Crematory, Friday, May 1936, at. 2 p. m. Friends may call at the Patter son Funeral Service, 620 East 14th Street, until noon Friday. San Francisco Deaths 211N years BELLES, Harry E.

48 years BERGER, Charles -79 years CAMPBELL, Alexander James DETWILER, Vincent F. DIVINY, Bridget Delia HUGHES, Leslie F. KAHNY. Emma Marie L'HEUREUX, Josephine -59 years MacMILLAN, Caroline F-73 years O'BRIEN, Michael J. O'KANE, John ROLANDO, Mary ROSSETER, John Henry STAEMMLER, Hugo AlfredTAYLOR, Felton VAN HORN (Doherty), Mabel M.

WARDEN, Sarah E. CEMETERIES Mountain View Cemetery Established Mausoleum-Columbarium. Crematorium. Terminus Piedmont Avenue, Oakland Phone PI edmont 2588. MORTICIANS SINCERITY Many years of experience have not detracted from the repeated sincerity which characterizes each detail of our service.

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