Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 16

I I OAKLAND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1935 LAST RITES FOR C.N. COOPERSET Simple Frites will mark funeral services for Clarence N. Cooper, 54, Oakland undertaker and prominent member of numerous Eastbay fraternal and business organizations, who died at his home, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Saturday morning. The services will be held at the Cooper Fruitvale Chapel, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.

James B. Orr, pastor of Fruitvale Congregational Church, will officiate at the hites and members of Fruitvale Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will chant a lodge prayer for the dead. Six close personal friends of Cooper will serve as pallbearers. They include Arthur Schaffer, Kirk Taylor, Cyril Rossi, Patrick Gallagher, James Holland and Robert Grant. Burial will take place in Mountain View Cemetery following the services.

Cooper succumbed to a heart attack after an illness which lasted for several months. A native of Canada, he came to California in 1910 and established a business as funeral director two years later. He subsequently became widely known throughout the bay region. He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Rae J.

Cooper, and a nephew, Winston Cooper of Chicago. A director of the Oakland Chamher of Commerce, Cooper was also a member of the Fremont Lodge of Masons, Scottish Rite Bodies of Aahmes Temple, Sciots, 'Fruitvale Chapter of Eastern Star, Fruitvale Camp, Woodmen of the World, B. P. O. Elks Lodge No.

171; Moose Lodge, No. Sons of St. George, Club and Fruitvale Aerie of Eagles, of which he was a past president. He was also a director of the Lake Merritt Breakfast Club and held honorary memberships in the Canadian and American Legions. Bar to Consider Raise in Standard 'Appointment of a new committee "to study better educational qualifications for admission to the bar," was announced today by T.

P. Wittschen, of Oakland, president of the board of governors of the State Bar of California. Members of the new committee are: Alfred L. Bartlett, Los Angeles, chairman; Charles A. Beardsley, Oakland, vice- R.

L. McNitt, Los Angeles; P. Rich, Marysville; Ralph L. Wallace, San Diego; Edwin J. Owens, Santa Clara; Augustin Donovan, Oakland; James E.

Brenner, Stanford University; Robert L. McWilliams, San Francisco; A. M. Kidd, Berkeley; William G. Hale and Henry G.

Bodkin, Los Angeles; Clyde Doyle, Long Beach; John T. Pigott and Joseph J. Webb, San Francisco. U. S.

to Hold Tests For Electroplaters SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Persons qualified for work as electroplaters were urged to file applications for appointment with the district civil service office here today. Open competitive examinations for selection of an electroplater to fill a vacancy at the walian Air Depot at Luke Field, T. have been announced, and the Civil Service Commission desires to create a waiting list for future appointments. Townsend Club Will Hear Tolan Congressman John F.

Tolan will be the principal speaker at the reguJar meeting of Harmony Townsend Club tomorrow evening in their hall at 645 22nd Street. SOLOIST Lorna Lachmund, San Francisco singer, who will take soprano lead for Alameda Choral Society's "Messiah" Tuesday, December 3. WIFE OF SHIP MAN DIES IN S. F. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

Rose Marie Cronan, 42, wife of J. G. Cronan, associated. with the Luckenbach Steamship Company, San Francisco, died at Dante Sanitarium here at midnight yesterday. She was the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Callaghan, of 252 Acton Place, Oakland, Mrs. Cronan, who resided at 1337 Francisco Street, was a native of San Francisco.

She graduated from St. Elizabeth's School and the College of Holy Names, Oakland. Besides her parents, Mrs. Cronan is survived by her husband two sons, John Robert, 3, and James William Cronan, three months old. Three brothers and a sister also survive.

They are Commander Daniel Callaghan, of the United States Naval Reserve unit at the University of California; Lieutenant-Commander William Callaghan, staff attache at the United State Naval Academy, Annapolis, Charles Callaghan, Oakland business man, and Miss Jane Callaghan, also of Oakland, Funeral services will be conducted at St. Bridget's Church, San Francisco, Wednesday morning. Interment at Santa Clara will follow. 46 Jailed in S. F.

Gambling Raids SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25. Forty-six, persons were arrested in three raids on alleged San Francisco gambling establishments yesterday. Nick Nukos, asserted proprietor, and 32 patrons were arrested at 262 Third Street. Police confiscated dice game paraphernalia at the place.

Six men were charged with gambling after a raid at 64 Third Street. Six patrons and Conrad Odenthal, alleged proprietor, were arrested in a similar raid at 600 Hayes Street. H. C. CAPWELL'S Complete Music Store (Sherman, Clay Co.) Fourth, Floor Broadway TE mplebar 1-1-1-1.

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C. Capwell's, backed by the experience of Sherman, Clay Co. Buy on H. C. Capwell's edsy BUDGET TERMS -small amount down, balance monthly, plus usual 0 small carrying charge.

Sherman. play Co. LACHMUND INSOCIETY TO MESSIAH ROLE SPONSOR WHIST Lorna Lachmund, San Francisco soprano and formerly an opera singer in Europe, will take one of the leading roles in the Alameda Choral Society's presentation of the Tuesday evening, December 3, in the Oakland Auditorium Theater. Miss Lachmund has appeared as soloist with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and the San Francisco Municipal Chorus. Other soloists, James will Isherwood, bass- Marlow, baritone, and Eva Gruninger, soprano.

The 150-voice choral group will be conducted by Dr. David Unruh, with Caroline Unruh at the piano. Marjorie Sommers will play the electric organ. Six Reputed Master Cracksmen Nabbed NEW YORK, Nov. men, said by police to be among the country's master cracksmen, were arrested yesterday while attumpting to loot the Jewelers' Exchange on the Bowery.

Between $1,500,000 and $2,000,000 in jewelry lies hidden in safes in the group of offices comprising the exchange, police estimated. Detectives characterized the burglary attempt as one of most ambitious crime plots in the city's history. The prisoners were: Charles Cohn (Charlie Cole), 29; Philip (Crooked Neck) Ziegler, 38; Peter (Petey) Kobac, 46; Max (Mockey) Price, 43; Jack (The Ox) Finkel, 33, and William (Dummy) Taylor, 46. All gave metropolitan addresses. S.

F. Moose Ball To Be Held Tonight SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. arrangements for the annual public charity ball of San Francisco Lodge, No. 26, Loyal Order of Moose, have been completed, according to announcements Dictator Stanley Leavell. The Affair is to be held tonight.

Serving on the honorary committee are Mayor Angelo J. Rossi, Sheriff-Elect Daniel Murphy and Judges I. Harris, George W. Schonfeld, Elmer Robinson, George Steiger, C. J.

Goodell, James Conlan, J. J. Van Nostrand, Alfred Fritz, Alden Ames and Frank T. Deasy. Proceeds from the ball go to the Christmas fund for Mooseheart.

H. C. CAPWELL'S Broadway 20ih Telegraph 1.1.1 4. Tinsel Boucle Dresses 10.95 You'll wear them through the day under your dark: coat, and you'll wear them to formal parties--because they've the you like. Like all of Capwell's knitted things, they're nicely detailed: Sizes 14 to 20 in red, green, blue or black.

Sports ShopSecond Floor Oakland's Finer Store Stolen Is Returned Home Baby, PHOENIX, Nov. There was a. happy reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Fox here today when "Jimmy" their son, stolen five months ago, was returned from Oakland, Calif.

Brought here with the infant with was Mrs. Stella Cutting, 17, charged child stealing. It has not been determined, however, whether she will be prosecuted. The parents said they wouldn't press the charges. She was turned over to juvenile authorities.

Cal Boles, sheriff's deputy, who returned them, said Mrs. Cutting expressed sorrow at having to give the boy. She said she had inup tended rearing him as her own. OFFICER'S SON SHOT AT PLAY SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Driver 26, son of Officer Nels Driver of Mission police station, accidentally shot himself through the chest yesterday when toying with his father's revolver.

He was taken to Alemany Hospital where physicians said he would recover. Okolona, has a "Progress Chart" in its city square. Each square on the chart represents a goal and when the goal is reached, the Mayor paints the square red. Debs Complain Of Hard Life ATLANTA, Nov. plans the party, dad pays the bill, and the Atlanta deb complains of "debutante's feet." "It must be something like housemaid's knee," said Frances Austin.

"We get debutante's feet from standing in receiving lines for hours. can be done about Nothing, have to 'stand' it." TORRES MAKES COLLEGE GIFT BELOIT, Wis--A set of handcarved furniture to harmonize with the new southwestern Indian rals in Beloit College's Logan museum of anthropology is being prepared by Jesus Torres, Mexican artist. The furniture is made of 1200 SCOUTS IN HUNT FOR TRIO BERKELDEY, Nov. of the Holy Name Society will have charge of the annual Thanksgiving whist party at Saint Mary Magdalen Hall, Milvia a and Berryman Streets, on Tuesday, beginning at 8:15 sharp. E.

N. McGowan, chairman, has the assistance of. sub-committees under John A. Grennan George S. Tait, Arthur A.

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C. cordially invites you to see the smartly-appointed table settings on the third floor in front of the elevators. Upon them H. C. Capwell's has lavished much care, to assist you in making your dining room ready for the holidays.

Hear the Thanksgiving TALKS Every day Miss McCaslin in our Model Kitchen, third floor, talks on various kitchen ideas for Thanksgiving. Talks are every hour from 11 to 4 p. m. Come tomorrow. or Wednesday.

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