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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1935 DANCED TO FAME S. F. 001, Gil. BLACK CITE Barbara and Count Will ill 7 17 in u. o.

uespue i me WIN 5TACE NOTE RED I If MIS RUSE in FOR JUDGES IS TURNED DOM NEW YORK, May 21. Bar-, gine and Curleyhut returned, on Epic News Control Passed to Sinclair LOS ANGELES, May 21. (ffj Entire control of the Epic News, A newspaper and official organ of the "End Poverty in California" movement, rested today with Upton Sinclair, its founder. Luther Bailey, member of the board of Epic directors, disclosed today that at the State convention which closed Sunday, the delegates relinquished control of the news-1 paper, giving it and its $2000 debts to Sinclair. Delegates later contributed ev- bara Hutton and her new bridegroom, Count Haugwitz-Reventlow, arrived from the West today, and, with the support of the Pennsylvania Railroad, put on a little three-act drama -entitled "Intrigue in the Railroad Yards." another track.

Crowds still were gathered, but once more the private car, curtains drawn, disappeared. There was another strange interlude, and finally the elusive engine with its coach came back again, on yet another track. This time, the couple got off. and was whisked to the Button's apartment in a large hlack town car. SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.

(Pi The latest Cinderella story concerns a brother and a sister who have danced their way. to international attention half a year. Tfiev are Billy. 17, and Beverly, 16, children of K. E.

Bemis, an Frnncifco rcstauranteur and manufacturer, who is not a dancer, but who wrote a book on how to dance the Charleston. When gathering data for the book ho became inter Stanislaus Assemblyman Says Supervisors Did Not Join Dr. Benjamin W. Black, medical director of Alameda County, told delegates to the Kiwanis International Convention in San Antonio, Texas, today that "Communism is spreading," according to Associated Press dispatches. Dr.

"Black, who is chairman of the United States Committee of Public Affairs, declared that "uprisings which today harass indus The finale took place in the Fifth Avenue apartment of the Countess' With Grand Jury in Pica eral hundred dollars to the father, Franklyn Hutton, where the couple spoke briefly of their plans for the future. ested in dancing for his children, Swim Suit Special HMMMMMEBMMMF A and began paying for dancing les trial communities in the nation are New 1935 Formal model of Ladies' Misses' sons, Eventually. Bill and Beverly went to1" a professional school in Holly "Will you live abroad and become a Danish citizen?" the Countess was asked. Count Haugwitz-Reventlow is a member of Danish nobility. "No We'll live in America," said Barbara.

"You like America well enough to live in it?" the Count was asked. "I love it," replied the Count. REPLY LESS PROMPT its and Mis Sizes 34 to 44 $1.95 and wood. Having mastered a modern pure worsted wool, styled with adjustable shoulder straps that form belt. Newest solid shades with contrasting straps.

not, in a sense, strikes at all. "They are pjanned Communistic revolutions, directed by radicals in in the name of labor, and working from within the unions," he said-. "The Communistic movement Js spreading, continually gaining a stronger foothold." Wmm ml Am mm mm BEL Mm a Jmm kx TURLOCK, May of the county Grand Jury that salaries of Stanislaus' superior judges, L. J. Maddux and Roy B.

Maxey, be increased from $5400 to $6000 annually, each, today was formally turned down. Declaring the Board of Supervisor had made no recommendation for any such pay increase, as is the usual policy regarding salary of county public officials, Assemblyman Hugh P. Donnelly announced he would not introduce a Mil calling for any change from the present chedules. In addition, Donnelly declared, the temper of the taxpayers, as evidenced by the turnout at meet tap routine, they reported to Leroy Prinz, dance director at a large std-dio, to try out for "College Rhythm." "They did it themselves," chuckled Bemis today, telling about it. "They've found all their jobs by Men's and Boys' swim: P1 themselves." Prune Tipple Sends Convict to Dungeon Ho was not so prompt in replying to the next query which was: "Will you give up your Danish citizenship to become an American citizen?" The Count paused and considered, SAN QUENTIN, May 21.

Two LI. ill All wool 1 a i ted style; complete With belt, supporter and smart side stripes. All sizes. Doing the dance which gave the picture Its name started the youngsters their way. They were engaged briefly at a Hollywood theater, thCn at a Los Angeles hotel.

Clifford Whjtely of Dorchester House, London, saw them and bid 1733 TelegraglHUt. jjgg the answered: "Well I don't know about that." The Countess, heiress to five-and- FREE Su im Tickets to Forrest l'ool with swim suit purchases I 'IISPHr mm for their services. In between they danced for a time at A San Francisco hotel, then left with their mother for London. A week after their arrival they grabbed a chance to "double" in "Stop Press," the London edition of "As Thousands Cheer," and since Billy and Beverly Bemis, San Francisco youngsters, who learned to dance because their father, who could not dance, had written a book on dancing. They have just signed for- film work in Hollywood after having starred on dance floors in San Francisco and London.

A. P. photo. ings regarding public expenditures, is not to increase the cost of government. Members of the Board of Supervisors today declared they never had been Informed ty the Grand Jury that it had urged an increase In pay for the two judges.

"It is all news to us," said Supervisor Leo Hammett. Grand Jurors declared that their convicts were sent to the San Quen-tin Prison dungeon today one for making a brew of prune juice, and the other for possessing a watch, property of a physician who was recently transferred from here. They Were George Weaver, Los Angeles County robber, serving a six-year term, and who is occupied as a prison gardener outside the gas-house. Guards found a half-gallon jar of ferrhented prune juice, made from fruit taken from the mess-hall, in Weaver's quarters. John S.

Pasquay, 30, serving a similar term from Los Angeles as a forger, was found, in possession of a watch which belonged to Dr. Elmer Breck. iWlNDbWSHAbll Cr.ck.proof 36 THIS WEEK ONLY have been dancing at the hotel and t- a Put on the theater. Whltely meanwhile has ten cents store millions, said she and the Count would remain at her father's apartment until May 29 when they would embark on the liner Bremen. They will spend the Summer abroad and return to the United States in the fall, said Barbara.

CURIOUS CROWD ELUDED Before this, down in the railroad -yards, the Hutton party executed two well conceived finesses calculated to baffle curious folk. Shortly after the Manhattan Limited arrived at the Pennsylvania Station with the Hutton private car, the Curleyhut, bringing up the rear, a switch engine took the car to parts unknown. About 20 minutes later, the en- hJ im ilea oy reel. Reckless Driver jruur own I unci In tan, I green 3 for $1 earlier recommendations for various changes in the pay schedule of county officers was "entirely disregarded" by the supervisors. offered them another contract for an additional quarter year on the continent, dancing in capital cities from Stockholm to Paris.

But they wqn't accept the offer for the present, Bemis said today. Police Disperse Greek Monarchists ATHENS, Mny 21. (T) Police today dispersed monarchists who attempted to hold a memorial religious aervie for the late King Constantine simultaneously with the Orthodox Church feast of St. Con-stantine. I Gets $100 Fine WOODLAND, May 21.

William Olson, 22-year-old theater employee here, yesterday afternoon pleaded guilty before City Judge J. W. Hamilton to a charge of reckless driving and was fined $100 or given 90 days In jail. HUGE EAGLE KILLED MONTREAL (U.R) -An eagle with a wing spread of six feet seven Inches was shot in the woods near GIANT GERANIUM CONNEAUT, O. A pink geranium measuring 16 Inches in circumference was grown here by L.

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