Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1937 5-A DUAL RULERS WILL SPEAK Oakland Father denies Guilt in ul: A Traffic' Signal Bells Studied Decision Due Nov. 22 On Restoration of Audible Warnings Track' Driver Dies Wen Hit by Train I FRESNO, Nov. 13. (U.R) Paul rrthur Mcintosh, 23, at Exeter, was filled today when his truck and a Southern Pacific freight train coined north of Fresno. Mcintosh was dead upon arrival at tjie Fresno General Hospital.

His jsath resulted from a skull fracture, it was reported. i Poet to Lecture Before Forum1 Anspacher to Talk On 'Democracy' And Irresponsibility' Three outstanding events for the corriing two weeks were announced yesterday by the Oakland Forum. Dr. Louis K. Anspacher, poet, philosopher and dramatist will Theologians to Meet Monday Pacific Coast- Pastors To Hold Parley at Berkeley School BERKELEY, Nov.

13. Representatives of nine theological seminaries of the Pacific Coast will gather in Berkeley on Monday to launch a program for coordination of work and standards of institutions training ministers and church workers. Sessions, starting at 9:30 o'clock in hi -V vvt TO SPEAK Dr. Louis K. Anspacher, who will lecture on social and political themes beiore a forum audience at the City Club Theater Tuesday evening.

Gets Good Car Car, "like new," sold to one of eight Tribune readers calling Tem-plebar 6034. FREE" a complete X-Ray and physical examl-nation, Including tests of heart, lungs, liver, stomach, kidneys, bowels, ap- Rendix, etc. obligation! No red tape! If I can-I not help yon, I will tell yoa so. Simply present the coupon below. COUPON This coupon entitles bearer to a complete X-ray examination and report of his alckness.

absolutely without cost or obligation. If presented within 10 days from date. 11-14-37 Dr. M. F.

Shepherd, D.C Ph.C. Palmar Graduate Chiropractor Oakland Oriieei 821)9 Telegraph At. Phono Piedmont 1207 Hours! 10 a. m. to 1 p.

m. 1 to p. and 1 to I p. m. if ft the morning and continuing through tne aiternoon and evening, will be held at the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School.

Dwieht Wav anrl Hillo. gass Avenue, and will be limited to faculties and administrative officers of participating institutions. INSTITUTIONS NAMED Pacific region institutions to be represented are: American Theo logical College and Union College of British Columbia, both of Van couver, B. Iliff School of Theol ogy, Denver, University of Southern California Graduate School of Religion, Los Angeles: San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo; Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Pacific School of Religion, and Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry, all of Berkeley. Dean Lewis J.

Sherrell, Presbyte rian Theological Seminary, Louis ville, representing the Amerl can Association of Theological Schools, of which he is executive secretary, will address the meeting in behalf of the National body, in cooperation with which the initial Pacific Coast gathering is being held. President Sanford Fleming of Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, President Herman F. Swartz of the Pacific School of Religion and President Jesse H. Baird of San Francisco Theological Seminary will preside at morning, afternoon, and evening sessions, respectively. SPEAKERS LISTED Ofher speakers will include: Principal J.

G. Brown of Union College, British Columbia; President Charles E. Schofield, lliff School of Theology, Denver; Prof. Lynn White, Prof. Gurdon Oxtoby and Prof.

Edward A. Wicher, San Francisco Theological Seminary; Prof. John Wright Buckham, Prof. Chester C. McCown, and Prof.

James Muilen-berg, Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley; Prof. Randolph C. Miller and Dean Henry H. Shires, Church Divinity School of the Pacific, Berkeley; Prof. John W.

Bailey, Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, Berkeley, and President William S. Morgan, Pacific Unitarian School for the Ministry, Berkeley. Principal Brown of Union College, Vancouver, will speak at the 5 o'clock vesper service of St. John's Presbyterian Church, College Avenue and Derby Street, tomorrow on "The Everliving Christ." He heads a seminary supported by Methodists, Congregationalists and Presbyterians under the United Church of Canada. Rented Rooms Housekeenlne rooms.

4288 Howe. rented to 1 of 9 Tribune readers answering want ad. Dr. Frank McCoy DEUGLISS PHYSICIAN tnf Floor Foi Oakland Theater Bldl Telearaph at IDIta Oakland, Calif. GL tnrourt tRM tt-Hnor SerrlM Si-Hoar Hoait Call Serrlca vt nipp my ui juii Manuel Tavares, 35, Oakland tugboat captain, pleaded not guilty In Police Court' yesterday to charge that he whipped his son, Emanuel, 6, with a heavy strap.

Judge Chris B. Fox set November 23 for Tavares' preliminary examination on the two charges against him, battery and assault with Intent to do great bodily harm. mm BEAUTY CULTURE is an interesting vocation Be an Eastbay Trained Beauty Expert We have a daily demand from better shops because they know that the EASTBAY SYSTEM is a balanced, scientific course, founded by practical hairdressers of international renown. ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN Call for Full Information DXE CLINIC Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday INECTO, INECTINT, ROUX DYE, ROUX SHAM-POO TINT and CLAIR0L used exclusively In our ellnio A School Second to Nonl Post Graduats Courses The School Beautiful East Bay School oi Beauty Culture 1608 San Pablo Avenue TEmplebar 9304 BUY THEM ON New Easier CREDIT PLAN NO MONEY DOWN ate phon tnT I0 Roofless Plates Charge Extra for Plates Mads "Roofless Style" OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS Mid speak before a Forum audience for the second consecutive year when he appears Tuesday evening at the Oakland City Club Theater to lec ture on the subject, "Democracy and Irresponsibility." The lecture will consider issues Involved in recent social and political changes, according to advance reports. The following Tuesday the Hon.

Ruth Bryan Owen will lecture on her trip to Greenland. Tomorrow afternoon Forum members will see Emma Knox and Baldwin McGaw interpret "Peer Gynt," by Henrik Ibsen, in costume and with a musical background provided by Greig's suite of the same name: Dr. Thomas T. Giffen will introduce the pair and Mrs. Giffen will serve as chairman of sponsors, ilify District's Accidents Reduced Automobile and occupational accidents of the East Bay Municipal Utility District decreased during the past month, according to a report issued yesterday by John S.

Long-well, chief engineer and. general manager. Long well's report showed only 13 accidents during the month for his organization, bringing the total, for the calendar year to 168, as compared to 214 for the same 10-month period a year ago, an improvement of 21 per cent. The number of lost-time accidents this year so far is 39, as compared with 60 in the previous year. A total of only 296 days was lost in accidents this year as against 949 for the first 10 months nf 101ft J(fhn H.

Kimball, secretary, said tnis decrease in accidents results in a substantial money-saving to the district. The district received a dividend of $10,000 on its compensation insurance policy because of the safety showing of last year. Dr. Campbell says: G1 sVtV art. Ml WW tie Meet Florence Dr.

rampkall i Oakland's traffic signal problem, involving the question of silent sig nals or signals with bells, will be decided November 22, after a complete study of the merits of each it was announced yesterday by City Manager John F. Hassler. Lieut. Charles Hemphill, head of the traffic department of the Oak land police, and members of the Eastbay Safety Council, headed by Bestor Robinson, are making inde pendent studies of the problem. The decision will be made at a conference of Hassler, Hemphill and Robinson.

Bells were removed from the traffic signals on September 20 as an experiment in line with similar changes which have been made in other cities, Hassler declared. But complaints have been received that automobile traffic has been slowed down and pedestrians have devel ooed a habit of disregarding the light signals. Complaints have also been regis tered with Hemphill from the In dustrial Home for Adult Blind in Oakland that blind persons are put at a serious disadvantage in their attempts to cross streets without the aid of the warning bell. On the other hand, many mer- chants and hotels in the downtown district have expressed a preference for the silent signals and believe that a few months more trial will show them to be just as efficient as the bell system. The present experiment will result in one change, even if the bell svstem is readoDted.

Hassler de clared yesterday. The vibrating bell will never be installed. A single stroke, soft-toned bell will be substituted if any bell at all is attached to the signals. SOROPTIMIST CLUB 10 FETE BIRTHDAY SAN LEANDRO, Nov. 13.

Members of the San Leandro Soroptimist Club will celebrate the seventh anniversary of their organization with a birthday dinner party in the Alta Mira Club House next xnursaay evening. Rabbi William Stern of Oakland, will be guest speaker for the affair, which will feature a musical and vocal program, according to Mrs. Anita Herrick. general chairman. Committee members assisting Mrs.

Herrick in completing arrangements for the affair are Mrs. Stephana Klarman, Mrs. Belle Hopper, Mrs. Mary Harper, and members of Girl Scout Troor No. 35.

who will act as ushers for the evening. Mrs. Grace Deadrich, club president, is in charge of the reception, assisted by Mrs. Eloise Coolidge, vice-president; Mrs. A.

C. Jensen, Mrs. Alice Eldridge, Miss Mary Jor dan, Mrs. Lenora Mantzurani, Mrs. Flora Retzer, Mrs.

Matilda Neish and Mrs. Olga Hirschmann. Light Earthquake Felt in Berkeley BERKELEY, Nov. 13. A "very light" earthquake, centering within three miles of Berkeley, was recorded at 11:30 o'clock last night on the University of California seismograph.

Its duration was 20 seconds. Prof. Perry Byerly, seismologist, said a few persons had reported feeling the shock. A trace of distant earthquake was recorded on the seismograph for 40 minutes, beginning at 2:25 o'clock this morning. Professor By-erly said the quake probably was intense at the center, which he conjectured may have been in the ocean.

Auto Victim Asks Damages for Hurts Police Sergt. E. O. Steinbach and his son, Jack Steinbach, were named defendants yesterday in a $20,000 damage suit in the Superior Court here growing out of an automobile accident last October 14. Plaintiff in the action is Ferdinand Westling, 72, of 2967 Madeline Street He alleges that young Steinbach ran him down as he was walking across Laurel Street at Hopkins Street, and that he suffered a fractured pelvis and other injuries.

The complaint, filed by the law firm of Gillis and Edwards, also asks the court to award additional damages for medical expenses. Sergt. Steinbach and Angelo Tanassi, are named as owners of the car. U. S.

Maritime Board Rejects Ship Bids WASHINGTON, Nov. The U. S. Maritime Commission to-, day rejected as "unsatisfactory" bids for the purchase of the steel cargo vessels Pacific Redwood and Pacific Spruce, which the commission offered for sale for scrap. Bidders were the Pacific Coast Shipwrecking and Salvage Com pany, Oakland, and the Dulien Steel Products Corporation.

New York. The Dulien Company was the high Didder on both vessels, at 134,444. J. G. Brown, principal oi Union College, British Columbia, will speak tomorrow at the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School as part oi a program to co-ordinate the work and standards oi ministerial schools.

Baby Show Seeks Perfect Child Registration will open tomorrow in the San Francisco Lions Club quest for San Francisco's "most perfect" baby, according to Frank A. Gibson, president. Babies between the ages of 1 and 3, whose parents believe them to be physically perfect in every respect, are eligible for registration. "Mothers must bring their babies to registration headquarters in the Sharon Building, 61 Montgomery Street," Gibsdh said. "Trained attendants will fill out necessary records.

Within the week we expect to fill the quota of 1000 registrations." The campaign has been approved by the San Francisco County Medical Society and by Mayor Angelo J. Rossi, City administrator Alfred J. Cleary and Dr. J. C.

Geiger, public health director. Winner of the competition will be announced at a community dance and stage show at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium, December 15. Proceeds from the affair will be used to create a fund for the benefit of San Francisco's underprivileged children and the blind. Two Pups Left There were seven Spaniel puppies at 2125 East 28th Street, but now there are two. A Tribune Want Ad disposed of.five.

STOP LOOK LISTEN This is a message to people who have been turn-ing their backs on a very good friend. That friend is a tymptom EXAMINATION (. Full Bet Dental X-ray. 7. Temperature readings, t.

Fluoroscopic examination the emptying time the stomach. I. Fluoroscople examination the chest with particular reference to the heart and lungs. N. Complete physical examination.

Including the cheat, heart and lunga, abdomen, pelvic organa, extremities and spinal column. Examination of th eyes, noa and throat. Including transillumination of th accessory nasal sinuses EXAMINATION (1) Basal Metabolic Test (2) Schillings Hamograra. (3) Blood Bedlmentatlon Tim. (4) Blood Chemistry Determination.

(6) Icterus Index. (6) Washerman Re a a 1 1 a. (7) Kidney Function Test. (8) rt Examination. (9) a a I Analysis.

(10) Fecal Analysis. (11) Smear from Cutna (12) Examination of any Exudates. I. Berks of X-ray examination of th Kidneys or Gall Bladder, using special dyes whn Indicated. t.

Summation and diagnosis with explanation of the findings to you by th Diagnostician. Consultation with advice as diet and treatment. I. Written dietetic Instruction are made for yoa following your xamtnatlcaL 1 "Dr. Campbell Offers His Finest Dental Plates" ON CREDIT AT LOW PRICES DR.

CAMPBELL, will make ANY ONE of his FINE, EXPENSIVE, BEAUTIFUL ALL PINK. ODORLESS. RUBBER natural appearing dental PLATES for EXACTLY the SAME LOW PRICE1 that he FORMERLY CHARGED for INEXPENSIVE, ORDINARY RUBBER PLATES. NO MONEY DOWN WORK COMPLETED IMMEDIATELt YOTJR FIRST PAYMENT STARTS 30 DAYS AFTER Your Plates Art Completed (Very easy payments over long time) This stotlal slfar applies to platoi onlr J7 ADVRRTISEMEIVT 2 Years' Arthritic pains, Lameness End in 6 Weeks AMELIA OLSEN, TODAY Two years of suffering from sharp rthritic pains in her back and leg lauiu one was annual ivilcu Llt emit her iob Unable to sleep nights from the pain and soreness nowafter taking the famous Unipathic treatment for only Six weeks she is without pain or lameness. She sleeps soundly again.

She is able to work again without firing. That is the report, in brief, made by Mrs. Amelia Olsen. 3436 Eight eenth San Francisco. She is em ployed at a local hotel and has been resident of this city for thirteen rars.

bhe said: JABBING PAINS For two years before taking the unipathic medicines 1 began to feel sharp pdns in my back. They Were like a dagger being jabbed in again and again. And my left leg ached constantly just like a tooth- ie day and night. feet swelled up at times, my ers were, enlarged and there Was a small, hard deposit on one finger. At times my hands hurt and pained making it difficult for me to Work with them.

'The pain in my left leg kept me from getting a good night's sleep for over two years. And sore! I never could lie on my left side lways had to lie on the right, feme nights the pain was so great In would get up and try to exercise the leg by walking around a bit-but this often failed. TIRED EASILY worst of all was that I as getting very lame in my left leg. And I seemed to tire so easily. When I was through my work I would be so tired I could hardly stand up.

"But now thanks to this Unl-rQuc treatment, my pains have all IsJJppeared! It seems wonderful to be able to walk and sleep again without that terrible pain nagging tae. From the results I have had so tar I feel that by faithfully continuing the medicines I will soon be completely reo6vered. "When I come home at night I do not have to "flop" down on the bed as I did before. I feel full of ambition ready to cook dinner and do other household tasks. "I feel that I caught my trouble Just in time.

I am so thankful to have found this treatment that I want to tell others about it because I know how other people afflicted with this dreadful ailment are suffering as I was. Interested persons may call at my home in the evenings to see meor I will answer any letters addressed to me." OTHERS BENEFITED Among others who have recently Inade reports of remarkable progress after Use of the Unipathic medicines are the following: MRS. GUS HELMROSE, 8772 2fl(h San Francisco. (Phone AT water cue. GEORGE HUGHES, SS83 17th SU Ian Francisco.

(Phone MA rkrt 5820.) MRS. ANNA MAY BRANDT, 837 Cepp San Francisco. (Phone VA leneln 8284.) I MARGARET KEMPE, 1406 Guerrero Apt. 6. San Francisco.

(Phone AT water 2816.) GEORGE BERG. OS- Hnlckt Saa Pranclaco. (Phone UN derhlll T33.) MRS. FRANCES EXI.EY, 805 Cor. I aelt Albany.

(Phone ASh-errr 1281.) fc MRS. LAURA AT WOOD, B24 Guerrero St Apt. San Francisco. HRmlock 9217.) I PETER MELCHIORI, 14.15 Shafter Saa Francises. (Phone Mia-slon 8:174.) MRS.

EMILY MARCUS, 2264 15th gt Saa Francisco. (Phone UN derhlll 4601.) HENRY 8CH0LTKN, 133 MrCop-jri San Francisco. (Phone rrsjrirrhill 1:121.) S.1KJ".. PLUMB, 1.110 Brod-crlrk St San Kranrlneo. (No phone.) MRS.

C. M. NIELSEN, 7H6 F.lahth Street, Oakland. (No phone). NO FAIN-KILLING DRUGS The astonishing things about the Unipathic treatment, to physicians who have Investigated it, is that it contains no narcotics, hypnotics nor other direct pain-killing drugs, the symptomatic medicines being hom-eopathically The allopathic medicines are systemic, designed to aid elimination of toxins and restore the lowered "index of resistance." NOT SOLD IN DRUG STORES Th TJnlpathlo Treatment tor certain farms of arthritis, neuritis, rheumatism and kindred Involvementi consists o( a achate containing an Initial lix weeka aapply et seven separate formulae (home-epathle and allopathic) to be taken ac-aMinc te directions.

The price of the V3tment la 110.00 per Packard plaa Me infi tax In California. The Unipathic Treatment li net Bold In Imr atorea. It can onlr be bourht by pertonallr ealllnf at one of the Unipathle Co. afficea listed below, er by mail after lint Inquiring br letter addressed throat" S. r.

office. SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY SAN FRANCISCO Rolte Sit, Antle Bank 8XS Market opposite the Emporium. Boors: Sunday. 10 a. m.

te 6 a. m. Week days, a. m. te p.

m. Telephone SU tter 8512. OAKLAND Snite Syndicate 144 Broadway. Hoars: 10 a. m.

to p. at. Phone HI late 7WS. Clued SuaAara, 5 IPS W.i Miss Matina G. Kokoris (top), and Miss Dimitra G.

Lekas (lower), who will reign over the annual benefit ball to be sponsored by Grecian-American societies at the Pacific Building, 16th and Jefferson Streets, this evening. Grecian-American Queens Selected Two queens instead of one will reign over the annual benefit ball to be held by Grecian-American Societies at the Pacific Building, 16th and Jefferson Streets, this evening. Miss Matina G. Kokoris and MisH Dimitra G. Lekas, who received an identical number of votes in a recent contest, will be crowned as queens by Elias Piheon, general consul of Greece at San Francisco, at coronation ceremonies to feature tonight's event.

Attendants to the two queens include Anna and Mary Vlahos, Elsie Singaris, Gorifalia Elioloulos, Elene M. Kassaoumi, Kaliope J. Pappade-las, Anna Kokoris and Anna M. Lekas. More than 2000 persons are expected to attend the ball, which is being jointly sponsored by the Ky-parissioton and Haraciotan Societies of Metropolitan Oakland and San Francisco.

Sam Vlahos of San Leandro, will act as master of ceremonies for a program that will feature addresses by President James Singaris of the Kyparissioton Society and President Michael Lekas of the Haraciotan Society. Funds derived from the annual affair will benefit a fund to aid needy Grecian American families throughout the Eastbay. $5614 Damages Asked For Truck Seizure Suit for $5614.54 damages for the asserted illegal seizutje of an automobile truck by the sheriff's office for execution of a judgment, was filed yesterday in the Alameda County Superior Court by Everett F. Gainer, 2500 Dana. Berkeley.

Named as defendants were Sheriff M. B. Driver, the Retailers' Credit Association of Alameda County and the Excelsior Laundry Company. Gainor's complaint alleged that the sheriff ordered the seizure and sale of his truck on an execution obtained by the Credit Association as (assignee of a $65.58 judgment obtained by the laundry company last July. He contended that the seizure was illegal because he had assertedly never been served With proper notification of the execution.

HI gate 1740 We Reupholster and Redesign your chesterfields and chairs to blend with color scheme of your rugs and drapes. High-grade work, Formerly with' Hollywood decorator. FIDGETING May Mean Worms! Nervous or delicate children often hiva Worms very common in city and country. Other tlgnu Uroken sleep, bad drranis, Du'ii, grinding of teeth it nlgbt, lost of weight, appetite or color. La in Uvea don't help.

Get Jayne's Vermifuge. Children like lb 45 million sold, some sign of disturbance within your body, perhaps a pain or some other vague warning, that has been trying to say to your "There's something wrong. May be trouble ahead. Do something about it." Why let the neglect of the past throw a shadow over your hopes, and plans, and resolutions for the future. Do something about that warning.

HAVE AN EXAMINATION. The following two-day examination procedure is submitted for your approval and comparison: (katno duAot CO AND Cw Ob MxdrrUL lOTMrUU mat zntnv owv oAmo couidnotmau uou ft. rv'. FIRST DAY OF 1 History. Symp-toma.

BloQd Pressure, pulat Rata and Respiratory Rata takon by Diagnoitlclan, 1 Barium Heal and Fluoroacoplo examination of the atnieturo and filling time of the stomach. I Laboratory teata: (a) Completo Blood Count (red cell, whit cell and differential count with hem ORlobln determination.) (b) Complete Chemical and Mlcroicopio Urlnalyala. 4. Hearing teat. a.

Electrocardioirrapkie aura fetation of the heart. SECOND DAY OF Fluoroacoplo examination of the Intestinal tract 1 X-ray of the Cotoa when filled by barium meal, X-ray picture of any part of the body as Indicated by ab-normalitiea found during th fluoroscopic examination or aa Indicated from the history or ymptoma such aa cheat, ainus, head, spine, pelvic region or any joint auch aa ahoulder, knee, hip, wrist or any bone structure. 4. Ocular examination by an Optometrist with explanation and recommendations. Laboratory teata: Any tt th following teata are made as requested oy the examining Doc-- tore, depending upon history and symptoms or physical fladlngs.

aom.of which are rvutln. y1 We Do Not ONE DAY SERVICE FOR 1 Ritchie PLATE REPAIRS There's no need of buying a new plate when your old plate can be made to fit tight and look new. Use DR. CAMPBELL'S dental laboratories for your next plate repair. Florence Ritchie, a former patient, will be in the downtown office all this week to show you the Beautiful Plates Dr.

Campbell made for her. THERE IS NO LIMIT ON THE NUMBER OF X-ltATS TAKEN 01 ON THE AMOUNT OF LABORATORY tVOBK DONE. THE TOTAL CObT OF THE ABOVE EXAMINATION IS I2S (Ml. 1 HOSE CASES NOT REQUIRING ALL THE ABOVE EXTENHIVE LABORATORY TESTS MAY RECEIVE AN ADEQUATE EXAMINATION FOR FEES RANGING FROM tS.OO TO 110.00. EXAMINATION OR TREATMENTS MAT BE PAID FOR IN INbTALL.

MLNT8. NO CHARGE OR OBLIGATION FOB CONSULTATION SERVICE. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL O'CLOCK, WED AND FBI FOR CONSULTATION. EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT. Reveals Cause of 111 Health We will advise you of your true condition and locate the cause of your illness; tell you now severe it is, and what to do to regain health.

This special 'examination will be given all this week. OAKLAND HEALTH INSTITUTE OR. C. O. HUNT, D.C, Director rv: 8920.Eost 14th St pours to 5.

Phone TRlnidad Hit Evenings, Monday. Wednesday and Friday, to I P. M. East New Locstlosi Krleg Bide 3334 E. 14th SI.

Phona FR-7777 PARKING CONVENIENCE Member of Merchants FarMnf Association DR. FIIA1VK McCOY LC 610 KILOCYCLES-S AN FRANCISCO lr 1 Vav Each Monday and Friday Morning, 8:45 to 9:00 MUTUAL DOS 1.ER NETWORK ') "PACES FROM EXPERIENCE" EACH WEDNESDAY EVENING. 8t4B TO Corner Thirteenth and Washington 490 THIRTEENTH ST. Open Ejvenings Till 8:00 M. Closed Sundays Saturdays, 6:00 P.

M. Phone TE-491 5 BRANCH OFFICE STOCKTON: 31 NOETH SUTira STTT.