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I it it it it it it it it it it OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1938 'MIRACLE MAN' IS WELCOMED Max Reinhardt (left), summer Night's Dream to San Francisco from "Faust" opens tomorrow remembered for his productions and The Miracle, receives Mayor Angelo J. Rossi. for a week's run. -Haas-Schreiner Reinhardt's 'Faust' Pageant To Open in S.F. Tomorrow Max Reinhard't pageant, "Faust," based on the text by Goethe, will open tomorrow evening at San Francisco's Civic Auditorium, for a one week engagement.

Described as a spectacular cavalcade of drama, comedy, ballet, song and orchestral splendor, the show comes from Hollywood, where it enjoyed a four-week run at the Pilgrimage Theater. Stars of the screen take major roles, include George Houston as Mephistopheles, Conrad Nagel as Faust, Margo as Marguerite, and Lenore Ulrich as Marthe, with 150 supporting players. Reinhardt follows the original Goethe text, which differs in many ways from the opera by Gounod's Boito and Bertoiions The entire performance is given in English. The translation, by Alice Raphael, is in a prologue, 18 scenes and epilogue. Nicolai Remisoff, art director, has transformed the Civic Auditorium First White Child Of Murphys Dies John W.

Shepherd, 84, justice of the peace Murphys Township. Calaveras County, yesterday at the Calaveras County Hospital, nccording to an Associated Press dispatch from San Andreas. Shepherd, reputed to be the first white child born at Murnhys, nad been a justice of the peace and notary since 1914. He was a member of the Native Sons for many years and was reputedly an authority on early California history. In a fire which destroyed his home six years ago many priceless relics and souvenirs of early history were lost.

Chicago Subway O.K.'d WASHINGTON, Sept. Works Administrator Ickes' special engineering board today recommended approval of a 000,000 subway project for Chicago. Hastings BUDGET SHOP Men it's the "buy" of the WEEK! SLACKS COVERT $5,95 You'll not find them anywhere at this price. Browns, greys and greens with pleats, self belts and Talon closures. Shop Special A Budget 1 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES IN SWING ON CAMPAIGN Bancroft Tours North, Dr.

Franklin Opens Progress Here; Democrats Seek Harmony By WESLEY The Republican campaign for the election of Philip Bancroft to the United States Senate, re-election of Gov. Frank F. Merriam and the election of Dr. Walter Scott Franklin as lieutenant governor, is in full swing this week, while Democrats are still 1 trying to perfect a Statewide organization pledged to harmony. Bancroft opened his campaign in Humboldt County with speeches at Eureka and Crescent City, and has already started a campaign schedule which will carry him into every county before the November 8 election.

Dr. Franklin opened his campaign in Alameda also embarked upon unchedule which will take him into every district. Governor Merriam has made no formal campaign speeches, but his organization has been perfected in most of the districts and is already functioning. BANCROFT BY 2811 A complete check of the primary election vote by Secretary of State Frank Jordan reveals that Bancroft captured the Republican nomination by a margin of 2811 votes Ray L. Riley.

The nominee polled 295,751 votes to Riley's 292.940. The same compilation revealed Earl Warren the winner of the Democratic nomination for attorney eral by a margin of 28,181 votes over Carl S. Kegley, the total vote being 308,590 for Warren and 280,409 for Kegley. The Republican nomination was won by Warren by a tremendous margin. The Alameda County campaign in behalf of Republicans on the State ticket hit full stride at the Republican headquarters at 360 14th Street.

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The seventh district congressional campaign in Alameda County is also under way with Charles Wade Snook, Republican nominee, receiving the help of Republican group members of the Coordinating Council headed by Leroy R. Goodrich. Precinct workers in support of Snook have volunteered during the past week, and large numbers are expected to be brought into the campaign this week. Democratic leaders in various parts of the State are still trying to unscramble the plan by which the Bourbon campaign is to be conducted this Fall. CONFLICTING REPORTS Conflicting stories have come out of the South where John Gee Clark, State chairman, conferences with party leaders to impose the will of Culbert L.

Olson and Ellis Patterson, party, nominees on the State ticket, reorganization program. First came the announcement in Sacramento when State Central Committee was organized, that the campaign will be conducted by congressional district leaders supervised by Clark. And in conformity with that plan, Thomas McDonough and Laura O'Donohoe were named to head the drive in the sixth district while dA Assemblyman Henry Dannenbrink and Anga Bjornson were conduct the campaign in the seventh. Then came the announcement that Clifton Hildebrand and Robert McWilliams were to take charge in the sixth and seventh district. BOURQUIN IN NORTH Last reports have it that M.

Mitchell Bourquin has been appointed campaign manager for Northern California and will act as chairman of a committee of eight State Central Committee vice-chairmen who will divide the Northern territory under his direction. Besides Borquin, the committee comprises Mrs. Margate Robinson of Fresno, Mrs. George Knox and James McSheehy of San Francisco, Clifton and Edward Patterson Hildebrand, Mrs. Grace McDonald of San Jose and Mrs.

McWilliams of San Francisco. Under the last arrangement, if it holds together over the week-end, Borquin will have complete charge in the North and will be responsible only to Clark and Olson, whose campaign he managed in the primaries. Borquin's leadership sented ins some quarters, it is reported, on the ground that he will over -emphasize the Olson-Patterson and leave Sheridan Downey to conduct his U.S. Senate campaign with the help of the $30 every Thursday pension group. $7200 FROM PETE The Olson group was given a blow yesterday when it discovered that a secret contribution of $7200 to the primary campaign fund for Olson had been received from Peter McDonough, San Francisco bail bond broker, in substantiation of charges made by Justus Craemer, retiring chairman of the Republican State Central committee of the Republican State convention in Sacramento Olson, enroute to Washington to confer with President Roosevelt, said he learned of the donation after an investigation occasioned by Craemer's charge that McDonough had contributed at least $5000.

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Mrs. Renshaw was naked. Her husband was fully clothed. It was believed possible that one of and the other had fallen accidentally them might have fallen jumped while trying to seize the first. They left no notes in the apartment and none of the doctor's friends or colleagues could suggest a reason for his suicide.

He was professor of chemistry at New York University and formerly was president of the New York section of the American Chemical Society. At the A.C.S. convention in Rochester, N. in September, 1937. Dr.

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the High Holy Day services of Congregation Beth Abraham, 327 Perry Street, Rabbi David Cohen announces Rosh Hashana Eve ceremonies at 6:30 tonight. Tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock Rabbi Cohen will preach on "The Day of Remembrance." Tomorrow evening at 6:30, Rabbi Cohen will conduct the service and Tuesday morning at 7:30 he will preach on "The Source of Minnesota College President Is Dead MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. services were being, arranged today for Lotus Delta Coffman, 63, president of the University of Minnesota since 1920. He died at his home of a heart attack. He collapsed after he returned from his office Thursday.

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stage into a vast 16th century Bavarian mountain village as the setting for "Faust." Included in the scene are the church, Faust's study, the winding streets, Marguerite's home, Marthe's garden, Auerbach's cellar tavern, the prison and the houses of the villagers. Remisoff also designed all the costumes. He is best remembered here for creating the sets and costumes for the San Francisco Opera production of "Le Coq D'Or." Gregory Stone, distinguished Russian American composer whose "perpetual Motion" symphony scored a brilliant success in the Hollywood Bowl in 1936, wrote the incidental music for "Faust." score will be interpreted by an stage symphony orchestra own baton. Einar Nilson, noted "Midsummer Night's "The Miracle," trained ensembles. and OAK LAND 1530 BROADWAY ARROW SHIRTS MODESTO, Sept.

-After delving far back into legal fundamentals as set down by Blackstone, Superior Judge B. C. Hawkins decreed today that a child not yet born -even though it is in the process of being brought into the world--is a part of its mother and has no separate legal entity until actually independent of its mother. By applying this common law principle for the first time in a California case, Judge Hawkins ruled the minor child of Mrs. Kathryn V.

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