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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937 Final Rites Set Pastor to Sing mil dp i en Mr Japanese Give V. C. Finest Collection of Buddhist Lore For S. F. Pastor, 35 'HOT DOC 10' nmnrn mm unit.

imuuiiLii Song of South PARLEYS II ID MILK SUITS Funeral services for the Rev. 3 INT TO TUT Three San Francisco youths want "An Evening fsihe Sunny South" i ill iir i ui iiv Thomas Joseph Relihan, 35, assistant pastor of St. Patrick's Church in San Frimcisco, who died in Mary's Help Hospital after an illness of uiiulm I nuii BERKELEY, April 14. The love, the Buddhist pantheon. There are 015 plates illustrating these gods of a California Japanese for his will be presented by Hev.

and Mrs. Mahlon B. Young of the Eighth Avenue Methodist Church, at St. Stephens' ten days, will be held Friday at 10 I o'clock at St. Patrick's Church.

In- sat.t t.ak! rrrv A--ii ua! The collection was begun in 1921, and took 4500 days to complete. There were as many as 490,000 men wife now dead today had placed the University of California in possession of the world's best collection of terment will be in Holy Cross Cem- Harrv Olsen i-. Jrvina a -sear's to try the high dive from the San i ete yxj A 1 1 i Ordained at St. Patrick's Arm fnr maineiaiiaphtger Tripitka, canon law of the Buddhist employed at one time on the work Total cost of the collection was religion Seminary at Carlow, Ireland, in was detailed to work outside the 1928, Father Relihan had been as-i r.mmtv Jail h. wh immH hmtr broke the back of Ray Woods, professional high diver.

signed to St. Leandro's Church at later a half block from the jail. Setsua Aratania, of Guadalupe, California, provided money for the purchase of the collection, to be placed on the Berkeley campus in They are even willing to gamble 1 wa Just way sac rrrm BERKELEY, April 14. There isn't going to be any "hot dog king" at Berkeley's aquatic park if certain members of the City Council have anything to say about the matter. A request of the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce that exclusive rights to the sale of "hot dogs," sandwiches, peanuts, popcorn, ice cream, coffee and other food for a pageant planned May 7-9 be given to Clarence Delaney, who holds similar concessions at the University odist Church, Park Boulevard at 13th evening at 8 o'clock.

The Rev-e Young was a entertainer e- la Spring hike," he explained. nurca ai j'etaiuma. Negotiations for a settlement today had halted, at least temporarily, Injunction proceedings brought in the Superior Court here by A. A. Brock, State director of agriculture, against the Hooper Creameries, and Willow Brook Creamery, Metropolitan Oakland milk distributors.

Brock procured an order to show causa directing the two distributors to appear in court yesterday afternoon to show cause why they atiould not be enjoined from doing business Failure to comply with with the possibility or death, Woods 2,100,000 yen. 3 SCHOLARS DIRECT Three outstanding Buddhist fchol-ars, Dr. J. Takakusa, Dr. K.

Wata-nabe and Dr. G. Ono, were in charge of the compilation. The edition nowjias been distributed over all of Europe, China, India and the South Seas. The first collection of Buddhist works wag made about 20" years after the death of Gautama, the original Buddha.

It was written in Pali, sacred language of the older Buddhists. From it, three collec honor of his late wile, Yosmxo. The books, 100 volumes, contain 190,000,000 characters, and are regarded as the latest and best collection extant. They were purchased by Dr. Ferdinand D.

Lesstftg, chairman of the derajrtment of Oriental lanauaces at the University, with said. But Woods, who lies helpless in a bed at 425 Hyde Street, and who may never walk again, tried earnestly to discourage them. They had come to him seeking technical information, particularly with refer fore he be- of INDICATIONS EYESTRAIN ttmA-m 4U 4.1 4 nUcimKAfA litCT. 1 I the terras of. the Milk Control Act of 1935 is alleged.

He charged that UllUCi t-UC LCI IMS Ul tllC VI ft; i. bobby for arrangement, as outlined by Man aging Director Emery Stone, De they had failed to obtain licenses, deposit bonds or make monthly reports as required by the act. many years has been the i tions were made in Sanskrit. laney would pay the pageant corn- UA When Buddhism was introduced mjttee $300 for exclusive rights and The case was dropped from the into China, the collections were would be given police protection to poetry and hum or of translated in Chinese, the first Chi the money provided by Aratani. Dr.

Lessing bought the works in Japan a year ago. 1000 YEARS WOBK Known as the Tsisho edition of Tripitika, the collection contains all the Buddhist works which are considered important. It contains 2184 individual works, and represents 1000 years of literary effort. The works are divided into 13,920 chapters. There are three volumes of index and ll volumes of pictures showing the mythological deities of ence to padding and braces.

Woods said he told the boys only a diver with extraordinary strong abdominal muscles could hope to survive the 180-foot plunge into the bay. "You travel at 108 miles an hour When you hit from that height," Woods said. "The water is like concrete. Even the most expert diver can penetrate it but eight feet," he (aid. nese edition being about one-third Headache, Irritability, Nervousness as large as the one at the university.

This latest edition, made by the the South-arv. mahlon b. yocng ern Negro among whom be was raised. Young will give a whistling solo, accompanied by the guitar, and will also pla numbers on the old southern five-string banjo and tell stories of the old South. Mrs.

Young accompanies her husband on the piano. Japanese, would fill at least 400 calendar by Presiding Judge T. W. Karris without the court appear ance of either party. Deputy Attorney-General W.

B. Augustine later announced that offorts were under way to settle the controversy and the suit would not be pressed pending the outcome of the negotiations. Brock yesterday filed a similar action against trie Golden Jersey Dairy Company, another Metropolitan milk distributor, and obtained another order to show cause which la returnable at 2 p. on April 27 before Judge Harris. volumes of equal size if translated into English.

Young Republicans Of County to Rally Young Republicans of Alameda keep out all "poachers." A 20 per cent payment from gross receipts, if such amounted to more than $300, was also included in the proposed agreement. MONOPOLY OPPOSED "That's monopoly we can't sanction that," Interposed Councilman Edward A. Martin. "But the city wouldn't be doing it the pageant committee, which has charge of the dedication of our yacht harbor and aquatic park, Is the instigator," interposed City Manager Hollla R. Thompson.

"I assume the council wants to do everything possible to help make the pageant a success." "You can't force people off city streets with their wares provided they meet regulations," commented Councilman Prank Berg. PORTER GIVES VIEWS "Merchants are being asked to Alameda Plans Drive For Estuary Span ALAMEDA, April 14 All Bay region communities which have sup P. E.Power Rate To Undergo Study The California Railroad Commission agreed today to undertake a study of the cost of motive power service by the Pacific Gas Electric Company to 12 electric railway systems which it serves. This move followed in the wake of the Market Street Railway's petition to the commission for a rate County will hold a rally April 18 in Habitual Drunks On City Blacklist WOODLAND. April 14.

(Ph-A lilt of 11 habitual drunks was posted in Woodland liquor stores today by Police Chief Roy Hill-house. The chief said sale of liquor to a habitual drunkard constitutes preparation for their part in the 408 14th Street, Oakland, Calif. ported Alameda's drive for an Estuary span to provide access to the Bay Bridge will be asked to send a delegation to Sacramento next week when local officials confer with Earl Lee Kelly, Stat director of public worlts. A definite time for the meeting a misdemeanor and that he would reduction in power supplied them arrest dealers violating the law, by the P. O.

E. Rancher Fined $100 For Untaxed Liquor Albert Onward, 78, Ban Jose chicken rancher, pleaded guilty today to a charge of illegal possession of untaxed liquor under the Internal Revenue Act, and was ordered Jo pay a minimum fine of $100. The case was then continued for two weeks for determination of the amount of taxes which also must be paid on 100 gallons of spirits taken try officers In a raid on Drouard's ranch. The case was before Federal District Judge Michael i. Roche in San Francisco.

annual State convention. The rally will begin at 8 p. m. at the home of J. Phillip, president of the county organization, 27 Contra Costa Court.

The State convention will be held at Sonoma Mission Inn, In Sonoma County. Affairs arc scheduled to cover the week-end of May 1 and 2. Only delegates chosen by the various counties will be permitted to vote. Cottage, AN dover 2824, rented to on of Tribune reader "Phone rang steadily for two days," contribute funds to defray expenses of the pageant and then they are 1 expected to be set shortly, according to City Manager Charles Schwanenberg, H. C.

Capwell's, Fourth Floor told that they can't sell anything ft doesn't sem fight," contributed Councilman William A. Porter. It Is probable that a tentative financial plan for the project will be devised at that time, Schwanen Councilman Berg declared that he'd like to see. everybody on University Avenue in the vicinity of trie berg said. aquatic park "cash in on the three day celebration in view of the fact that "they've been paying taxes for many years." Hoover Approves Of Wagner Act O.

K. NEW YORK, April 14. WV- ROTATION 1 CJj A Cr from Prmnunt tk.atr 2006 BROADWAY HI oare 5520 Former President Herbert Hoover today issued this statement on the Supreme Court decisions on the SPECIAL! Anniversary Sale Corsets, Foundations Oakland's Greater Corset Sale 2000 High-grade Foundations at Ridiculously Low Prices. Ladies, do not miss this sale. Wagner act: "The whole country should be grateful for these decisions.

"Everyone who has dealt with these problem had long recognized we have had developed business activities beyond the reach of the States over which regulatory power must be lodged somewhere. "Whether we wholly agree or not with the merits of the specific regulations, we have had a great step in clarification of this twilight zone which now opens the way for constructive solution of, mari problem." 20 Sate on this new 193 SO-SO Too Literal So S.F. Wife Sues Her husband' Idea that marriage was a 50-50 proposition Included the belief that his wife should pay hr own way into theaters and concerts, Mrs. Helen Kills Brundage alleged today in a divorce complaint filed in Superior Court here against John Croucfc Brundage of I XI PHI I 0 ALL WAVE RADIO $5.00 Foundations Of Bsfiitt Jnd fancy Brocfisi with knit elastic or lastex 2-wiy stretch panels. .45 During this sale Special Purchase $8.00 Practical Front Corsets and Comfolettes Silk Brocades for medium 00 large figures.

During this sale Sale pf Silk Underwear Special Silk Slips and Panties reduced Special Silk Slips and Cowrw reduced te. Special Croup of Nightgowns reduced to. fS.65 san Francisoo. The couple were married in the Stanford chapel on February 8 last year, and separated a year later, the complaint specified. Brundage also refused to abide by a pre-nuptial agreement to buy a home, the complaint said.

Mrs. Brundage is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lisle E. Kitts, 1604 Bevelry Place, Berkeley, and is a graduate of the University of California.

Her husband i a Stanford graduate, 1030. Supervisors Vote Funds for Garage The Alameda County Board of 4Q CHOICE NICLICEES AND PAJAMAS NOW Off Supervisors today had appropriated $30,000 to finance the purchase of a site at the southwest corner of 13th and Madison Streets for a new county garage building to be constructed during the next fiscal year. Purchase of the property at a price of $28,500 Is to be consummated on April 27 under a recent resolution of the board. The balance of the $30,000 appropriation will go toward payment of the commission, title search and other costs of the transaction. NOW TRY VICEROYS with the NEW IMPROVED FILTER TIP! Maxwell Park Dads To Meet Tomorrow The monthly meeting of the Maxwell Park Dads Club will be held tomorrow night in the Mlxwell School Auditorium, Fleming and Monticello Avenues.

The nomination, election and installation of officers will be the principal business to come before the meeting of Maxwell School will present a program prior to the meeting. National Secretary lm Philco High Efficiency AerM SUPER FEATURES) Philco Balanced Superheterodyne with 14 Tuned Circuits. PHILCO FOREIGN TUNING SYSTEM. PHILCO COLOR DIAL name and locates foreign station for accurate, rapid tuning. 50 GREATER SEPARATION on American and Foreign short-wave stations! Oversiie Philco ttactra-Dynamlc Speaker.

Glowing loam. Tuning Range Indicator. THREE-POINT TONI CONTROL: Brilliant, Mellow, Deep. Brings out true tobacco AND keeps loose tobacco out of your mouth! of Doctors Visitor Dr. Olin West secretary of the American Medical Association, was visiting in San Francisco today, surveying the city's convention fa cllities.

Dr. West took his first ride across the Bay Bridge yesterday and late today he was to begin his return trip to Chicago, headquarters of the association. No date has hern ssm In saaaaHiiaan mmami hi Listen elan Station far oronation Hearst set for a convention in San Fran- cico, it wa pointed out. Dr. West was merely making a survey of the city's' facilities for such.

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Roosevelt High School Parent- (W1 H. C. CAPWELLS 2Vlh. Trlr trh Shoe 9:45 to 3SU TE-1111 Teacher Association, I wish to era-press our thanks and appreciation (of the generous publicity given to our activities during the past year. GRACE L.

WILLIFORD, Publicity Chairman. BaWKE COMES CLEAN tfJ0N MAVf.