Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 9

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 TOOTLESS NGU IS New Courses on Emergency List Action Leaders in Alameda City Are Chosen RADIO WAGE PARLEY OPENS SEA CALL MAN JAILED FOR BOGUS BILL iliSFUT TDCDWTRDLS.F, LABOR COUNCIL DISTRESS ALAMEDA, 25. Declaring James H. Howard, Mrs. Irene Paden, Mrs'. Elsie Leith, Mrs.

Rena Baxter, Mrs. Nell ThomajLjnd Miss Jessie Cundall. that "there are sinister forces today working desperately to undermine the integrity of the city's life." SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. the new marine radio distress signal for use in cases where ship A meeting of the committee was Dr. Gail Cleland, pastor of the First called for next Monday night "to Congregational Church; today or masters need medical assistance, ganized a "Committee for Social Action," and named nine civic leaders Tfcyo new courses were announced today as part "of the Oakland public school emergency education program, i One' in general crafts, is held every Wednesday morning from 10 to 12 o'clock, and every Thursday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock at Park Boulevard clubhouse, Park Boulevard and Newton Avenue, with Miss Genevieve Miller as instructor.

Cover designs, drawing, basketry, weaving, textile printing, and leather craft are studied. At the Oakland Y. W. C. a class in string ensemble is meeting, with Margaret Vogel as instructor, and is open to all who play a string instrument and wish to study Representatives of 45,000 Workers Will Ballot for New Officers This Evening desire Someone taken off their vessel or wish to report derelicts or menaces to navigation.

the time honored international call for ships requiring immediate assistance, Tant. H. R. Searles. fimmanflpr Because Pietro Sgamba, 42, of 1708 Street, Hayward, presented a grocery store clerk with a genuine $10 bill not long after her suspicions had' been aroused when he allegedly tendered her a spurious bill, he is.

in the county jail today facing charges of the possession of counterfeit money. When Sgamba gave the allegedly counterfeit note to" Mary E. Pum-brey, clerk in a store at 159 Tenth Street late yesterday, she excused herself, and telephoned authorities. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. negotiations between coastwise ship owners and the American Radio Telegraphists' Association were begun today as union representatives announced operators have- been ordered to walk out on McCormick Line and E.

K. Wood Lumber Company ships. The association asks an increase in wages from $75 to $110 monthly. Pickets at the McCormick docks here last night were dispersed by police. McCormick officials revealed two ships, Forbes Haupt-mann and West Cactus, sailed Wednesday night without operators.

1 give immediate consideration to local conditions." Organization of I- the committee will be carried out under the broad plan of the general council and State conference of the church and will- study conditions and propose constructive action in relation to the socio-economic and civic life of the city, Dr. Cleland said. i to the new body. Dr. Cleland's request for authority to organize the committee was granted by the congregation' during nnminl mpptinff Ho immediate I ,1,1 i 1 San Francisco division; Commander ly appointed to the committee Wil liam H.

Hitcnings, lormer president of the Alameda board of education; K. w. jacK, cnier oi stall; and la. G. Wi McKean, division of communications officer represented the Coast Guard at the conference.

So simple, cents a word a day, David E. Graves, W. D. Meracle, for Tribune classified. further ensembte work.

Broadway, San Pablo, 16 th Holliday 1000 KAHN'S-JIMMIE DICKIE CARTOON CLASS in session again Saturday and all little girls and boys are invited to attend. Lets of fun for everybody, and you learn how to draw cartoons from an expert No charge, just he in the Little Theatejr, Fourth Floor, from 10 A. M. to 12 Noon. SAN rRANCISCO, Jan.

between radical and tlvt elements for control ol the San Francisco Labor Council will be cided tonight in balloting representatives of ,000 prkeri. The battle otNrotes it a direct aftermath of the maritime and general itriket of Hast Summer, when Harry BridflB, longshoremen's leftist leader, was in frequent disagreement with veteran conservative leaders of the union forces. 1 BRIDGES IN RACE Badges it opposing Edward deleur, conservative representative of the Carmen's Union, for presidency of the council; who steered the union organizations through the four-day general strike last year, also is president of the California Federation of Labor. Harry Hook, Machinists' Union member, who was affiliated with Bridges during the. maritime strike, is opposing.

Anthony L. Moreiga of the Motion Picture Projectionists' Union for the vice-presidency of the council. O'CONNELL OPrOSED John O'Connell, veteran secretary of the council, has opposition for re-election for the first time in years. The candidate opposing him Im John McKelvev of the Waiters' Oakand'i old-time fire whistle, which disturbed Eaitbay slumbers for pearly half a century, and which has now been added by Police Captain J. Frank Lynch to his "chamber of horrors" in the City FIRE WHISTLE GETS DESERTS The old fire whistle which ruined the sleep of two generations Oaklanders, was added today to Po Union, said to be friendly with the Bridges group.

In addition, there are twenty-seven candidates for thirteen places on the executive committee, which guides the council work. Eleven of these are as Bridges-sponsored "liberals." Accused of Stealing, Cook Files Action j-SATJ Jan. 2B.1 Aftermath lice Captain J. Frank Lynch's col lection of man-killers at police headquarters. tj Not a tear was Shed as the old nrhicfiA whirh was noted all over 4H ir.nsthnv for its mean disposition of.

the SERA "shakeup" here Jast took its place in Captain Lynch's private horror chamber to spend its declining years in the congenial nt hlnrkiacks. "Cats." sawed-off shotguns, poison vialsj murder brass knuckles, and hatchets. it11 was Vpw whistles in history. opnprallv agreed, had ever better -1 1 litf-i Say pleasingly r- J- pfellv 4ji plump, then deserved such a fate. From the time it was first installed on what was then Oakland's only firehouse, at Twenty-first and San Pablo, back in th imp 70'i it had maintained an aimnst unhroken record for bad temDer.

impoliteness, tactlessness boresomeness, brutality, and gen eral fiendishness YOU WERE A8LEEP You, Tiad. for example, Just Special purchase Boys' Sweater Sets $2-95 Regular $3.95 sweater sets, made by Carlisle; coat with full zipper front, matching sleeveless pullover. Heather shades, sizes 30-38. rirnnnid off to sleeDD. "Wnwwwwww" went the fire You were awake again.

No bro mide, no sleeping potion that was vpr known short of deadly poison could protect a sleeper against even one of those loud, deep, mourmui squawks. But it never stopped with on. It souawked out the number of the fire alarm box. As the city grew rail, a damage suiv nas dccii filed in Superior Court' today by Earl L. Pierce, discharged Federal shelter cook, who charges J.

W. Glover, director of Federal shelters for Northern California, with slander. Pierce alleges that on October 30 last Glover, in the presence of several persons, accused Pierce of stealing food from the shelter kitchen arid selling it to restaurants. In addition, Glover's statements were given to newspapers, and Pierce has been unable as a result of the asserted false accusations to find employment, the plaintiff alleges. Attorney William R.

Biaggi, representing Pierce, said that his client was not primarily interested in getting punitive damages, but filed the suit chiefly in an effort to have his reputation cleared by court records. Safety Council to Be Organized Thursday -RICHMOND, Jan. 25. Organization of the Richmond Safety Council will be completed at a meeting Thursday night, according to Dr. George A.

Bochmer, presi-- dent-of the Lions-Club The organization committee, appointed at a recent general meeting, will meet to elect officers and appoint permanent committees. Dr. Boehmef will preside at the session, which will be held at the city hall. The organization committee consists of Ivan Hill. Ralph Bergen, "William Forrest, Mrs.

W. S. Poage, Mrs. Mattle Chandler, Bert Tucker and City Manager James A. McVtftie.

First steps for organization of the safety body were taken by the Lions Club and all service, civic and fraternal organizations of the city were asked to join in sponsorship of the council. Physical Educators Meet in an Jose SAN JOSE, Jan. 25. The Santa Clara County Chapter, California Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, will hold its first meeting of the year in the th numbers became niener. ana th whistle became all the more in and terrible.

For a long time its favorite number was 9899. By the time it had finished that people were beginning to leave town, oth-r were nlanninff murders: suicides, and assaults and batteries, and no FaskionableHves body within hearing believed rje January Clearance' BoysTullovers $139 Mohair, brushed wool good rich colorings, splendid quality. Sizes 30-38. craild ovnr nlpen again. Th whistle took a special delight DRESSES.

in hlnwin? the curfew it 9 D. Ill Land whenever a child was left play Furthermore.jt's 1935 a fact tRat these new brims make very apparent! High time to have a ing anywhere in the otty its reieni ii unnawir mieht him out and ter bonnet, a flower-pot Breton, an ott-race cutr, rified until he ran indoors and hid in a closet Many an Oakland 0 in HALF SIZES phild erew un with the fierce ae Boys' Store, First Floor sire to take the whistle apart some Queen-o'-hearts hats that make you looleaj new as the itself i Kahns for Millinery, Second Floor say and fill it full of spinacn. MOVED TO ESTUARY After some years the whistle was mnvpH tn the foot of Jefferson Street; where it disorganized estuary Know the fun of slipping into a new spring dreti that's the right length, full enough in the armholes, short enough in the waist I Here ara new jacket, and dresses for little women and they're lovely. Navy, brown, black, peacock blue, grey. Prints, plains, com binations.

Sizes hVz to And only $12,951 KaWi for Drtisei, Second Floor shipping. Incited peaceaoie cmzens to waterfront brawls, and gave the seagulls that wild look in the eyes that thew still have. And it con I I Salei Iff MM tinued to awaken the whole city every time Sf-hanhouse caught fire. 1 c- i in my? (nttiff npnevoiem cuicti Jose inem www. wuiucu a gymnasium wi uau State College next Monday evening unscrewed he whistle and placed it I I I.

i alarm the fire alarm incommtmicado in at 8 clocK. jspeaKers win inciuae Mls Turnip Van Gelder of San station at Fourteenth and oak Streets, where it has remained ever since. All this time, however, Captain Lynch has felt that justice would never be served until it was in his horror chamber, and now, at Ipst, there it is. Francisco, Harlan Dykes of the University of Santa Clara basketball coaching staff and others. Dud DeGroot, football coach at San Jose State College, Is chapter president Short jabket, long coat, your SUIT will have the REEFER BACK Peters Bros Semi-Annual 1 New styles One of the youngest, smartest styles of many a spring I Slip into a reefer-back suit of soft flannel with window-pane overcheck, and you'll have that slim-as-a-whip feeling! Here they are straight skirts with short jackets or ths coats $22.50.

Brown, grey, navy, sizes 14-20. Kahn't for Suits, Second Floor Now in Progress i-CLEARANCE! to Women's fur trimmed COATS 1 1 Did you get in on the sale of MEN'S for Spring in Buster Brown SHOES $1-95 10 $4-45 Sturdy moccasin and saddle type oxfords, patent leather pumps and strap. Buy your children shoe on health Uttt Buster Browns! Priced a cording io size and style. First Floor ADLER ROCHESTER Suits 322-75 $30 Laird-Schober, $9.85 and $11.85 Re-Lax, $8.85 Regular $35 and $40 values with the hand details, the fine drape and cut of higher priced suits. But only $26.50.

mind s2650 Fox, squirrel, wolf, cross fox, Green, black; and brown coats in this black and brown woolens, at $22.75. groupiHmmed with beaver, fox, cara-Made to sell for more. Broken sizes 1 an(j tmml Broken sizes. r-M1-1- yon. Ask about the Ill-pay plan.

Store for Men, Ffat floor 1544 Broadway faWi for Coats, Second Floor,.