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5 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936 Star Gazers Plan cording to Margaret Walker, cor respondence seer -tary. The observa ary Chapel, with Rev. H. S. Mahood of the First Congregational Church officiating.

Candidate Wins Despite Ballot tory IS" at 4917 Mountain BoulevardJ Observatory Meet A.meeting, giving recognition to the "amateur will' be GKADE CROSSINGS FEWE3 WASHINGTON. Highway rail-. road grade crossings in existence on January 1, this year, totaled 234,231, a reduction of 857b ixro-pared with the record number on that day in 1930, the Association of American Railroads reports. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. B.

F. Brisac, and a son, J. H. Childers, both of. Santa Cruz, as well as son three grandchildren in Canada.

Funeral services were held this morning at the Wessendorf Mortu Mrs, Lula Teshara Dies in Santa Cruz SANTA CRUZ, Nov. -Mrs. Luu Teshara, a resident of this county for 40 years, died in a hospital here, following 'a paralytic stroke. She was 72 years of age. fheld hy the Eastbay Astronomical When is It "Sunday" want ad printed Saturday, sells all furniture at 522 Warwick, Saturday evening, from first of the Trihune.

J. B. Duryea, of San Francisco, will address meeting with "What I- Di, With My Telescope For Pleasure and Profit" as his subject Association 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at Chabot Observatory, ac SAN LEANDRO, Nov. Despite the fact that his name wasjn-advertently omitted from the- bal pIKSe lot mailed to the 140 members of 400 Members of Four Clubs Of Industrial Department To Act Hostesses at Affair we sing the praises of a noble Overcd at! am 100 members of four clubs of the Industrial Department of the Oakland Y. W.

A. as host esses, delegates from the corresponding departments at San Francisco, Fresno, San Jose, Sacramento and Watsonville will open a two- the organization. Cliff Swanson today became on of the 16 nominees for the office of director of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. Swanson and 15 other nominees were named yesterday afternoon, when the chamber met in the semi-final meeting of the year. Election of eight directors, to -replace eight going oui of office at the December meeting of the chamber, will be held December The 16 nominees are Earl Derry.

Paul A. Fox, Carl Friden, Leslie J. Freeman, W. J. Gannon, Don Lu-cot, William Lucio, E.

Lilley, A J. Moeller, John Mudge, Louis Peterson, George Santos William Schmidt, Fred' Smiley, L. C. Whitby and Swanson. The eight directors whossierms expire month are: J.

E. O'Brien, president; A. j. Oliveira, managing director; Robert Shannon and E. C.

Coolidge, vice-presidents; R. E. Glenn, D. S. Hamblet, Al Neish and A.

J. Silva. Hold-over directors whose terms will not expire until next year are Bartlett, Ray Billings, A. W. Bruner, John Deadrich, N.

Johnston. Manuel Lopes and Joseph F. Peralta. day conference at the Oakland tomorrow. 1r I Importance of the industdial de- partments of ail wortnern wamorma Y.

W. C. A.s is increasing rapidly, the swelling ranks of girls RO The obtaining employment in cennenes, factories, restaurants, beauty parlors and households, according to Miss Mildred E. Van Every, of the Oak land "A a Community Chest agency 'functioning in the fields I pir "jtual, educationad and welfare of 1 1 a voun women," Miss Van Every 1 "jt "'aid. "we fsel that an effective In dustrial program is a paramount feature of our work this year.

fibst or kind XT I 1 ARMISTICE 1 PLANS LAID 1 iThe conference will be the first of its type to be held on the Pacific fnnst. Program features were announced as follows: 1 Saturday Initial business ses-iion. to. "Trends in Labor," ft At a talk by -John F. Shelley, vice-oresident of San.

Francisco RICHMOND. Nov. 8. Plans are complete for the annual "Armistice Day ball to be held tonight at Memorial Hall under auspices of Rich ROOS 90-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT fkt l3 in WiMPSR PAY y3 IN JANUARY AYjjlN FB8RUARY i mond Post No. 10 of the American Legion.

Labor Council, p. dinner meeting, p. "Social Se-curity and the Workers," a talk by Dewey AnHerson of Stanford University; p. entertainment program, sponsored by f- si 7 Sijanish -Club p- m. Members of the.

post's" drill team will be in charge with L. O. Spires as -com, mittee members are R. E. Tillman, D.

M. Bradley, J. E. Davis, E. W.

Wiles, Harold Hall, J. E. Smith, I E. ParkT Braaten, G. Dickerson, It T.

WhitcombC. H. Dex ter and A. B. Kearney.

-1 7 The Sons of the Legion, Carl Stender is senior "chairman, will assist the drill team. 1 i Sunday Breakfast meeting, a. religious service, a. dicussion of household employment, by Bernipe Foley, and a talk on leadership by Helen Gifford, national industrial secretary, a. final business session, COMMITTEE ACTIVE The arrangements and program committee, of which Miss Mary Hreha is chairman, includes Miss Van Every, Miss Brownie Lee Jones, industrial department secretary of the San Francisco Y.

W. C. Miss Amy Miss Vera Sukovit-zen, Miss Nellie High, Miss Benigna Sotello, Miss Althea Clerk, and i OA Mrs Agnes Orestes. 6 Sergeant Takes Over R. O.

T. C. Command ALAMEDA, Nov. M. V.

Boyer today had assumed charge of the Higfi School R. O. C. unit in the absence of MaJ. Louis J.

Bowler, who let confined to Let-terman General Hospital, according to Dr. George Thompson, principal. MaJ. William I. Sherwood, in charge of Oakland R.

O. T. has been instructed to keep in contact with the school and lend any aerv-ice deemed necessary. Assigned to the local unit at the opening of the Fall semesterIajor Bowler suffered an attack of influenza several weeks ago. L.

A. RESIDENT DIES is1" LOS ANGELES, Nov. services were held today for Mrs. Anna R. Hayes, 78, a native of Steubenville, Ohio, and for 50 years a resident of Los Angeles.

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