Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 4

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939 INSPECTOR IS NOW SANTA -I Worthless Check Brings Jail Term A worthless check passed two years ago by Carl Raymond Russell, with passing a check without sulfii cient funds. A second count tn volving a $28.75 check was dls missed. In 1633 Russell was placed on pe bation here for burglary. He e4 mitted the conviction. 34, started him today on a 10-monthi' jail term.

He was sentenced by Superior Judge Edward Tyrrell on his plea of guilty to Issuing a check for $33.50 to a Broadway loan office in October, 137. Kussell was charged t. Bookie Service Plan Blocked Streetcar Inspector Finds Santa Claus Job Is a Charge I BERKELEY, Dec. 21. It's fun transferring from streetcars to Attorney Genera! Earl Warren said today that plana to establish a busses at Ashby and San Pablo Avenue these busy days before Christ "dosed shop service" (or an cisctr bookies had been blocked mas.

simultaneously with the closing ti Fun for the customers and fun for Nick Alevizos, 39, inspector for the major horse race bookmaklng the East Bay Transit Co. For In for the transit company four years and for three of fhose he's been combining duties of with the joys of Kris Kringle at holiday time. There's a gaily decorated Christmas tree in the Ashby Avenue terminal and a goodly supply of candy and balloons hidden in its branches. No children of his own, Alevizos gathers to himself an "adopted" family at Christmas. Off duty he drives his decorated automobile to advertise the East-West football game, funds from which go to aid of crippled children under direction of the Mystic Shrine.

mJWM yL, If I 1 Ha -fii; I agency ia Angeles. Warren aaid the attempt to or ganlze a wire service for San Fran- spector "Nick," as everyone calls him, has donned his Santa's uniform again and he's dispensing token-holders to the grown-ups and bal dsco bookmakers had been made by Kussell Bropby and Leonard loons to the children who come his way. Nevins. both of Los Angeles, but Alevizos, who resides at 808 5Srd that through cooperation of the Pa Street, Oakland, has been working elfic Telephone and Telegraph Com pany with the attorney general's of Hce, telephone facilities had been denied the nem. Drastic Political Changes in Europe Forecast by U.C.

Savant The attorney general raid the Los Angeles men sought to organize the service here quickly and had told bookmakers, former clients of the Drastic changes in the internal economy ana political institutions disbanded Nationwide news Serv-ire, that the new service would be -closed to a maximum of 200 clients. Brophy, Nevins and a companion, Patrick Bums, were detained on technical charges. Warren said, but later won freedom through habeas corpus proceedings In Superior Court Warren said a conference with telephone officials led to a promise of the Nations of Europe upon the close of the present war is forecast by Dr. Robert J. Kerner, professor of history at the University of In an address before the Oakland For the third consecutive year, Nick Alevizos, inspector for the East Bay Transit Company, has donned his Santa Claus uniform to pursue novel Christmas activities in Berkeley.

"Santa" Is shown here greeting Evelyn Gai with a premature Yule jift a token-holder. Tribune photo. Rotary Club, Dr. Kerner predicted the entire continent would be either Nazi or Bolshevik, on the one hand, or a federation of free states stripped of customs barriers and ag- that all telephone service to the establishment allegedly operated in Los Angeles by Brophy and Kevins would be withdrawn. OPEN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY UNTIL 9:30 P.

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Kerner pointed out that the stumbling block in the latter case will be the lack of sufficient experience with political democracy on the part of Germany and Russia. And, as in the past two decades, failure again of democracy in these countries would lead to new wars and internal purges. Important as Russia is in any consideration of the future of Europe and Asia, Germany is the dominant factor, whether defeated or victorious, Dr. Kerner stated. For Germany or any other industrialized nation, the only adequate leben-sraum or living space is the entire world that is the opportunity to buy and sell throughout the world, he said, stressing that autarchy or war economy can never accomplish this.

Annulment Asked After Six Years She was married six years before she learned her husband had a wife living, Mrs. Ann Marshall testified today to obtain an annulment from Vancll I. Marshall. They separated on October 9, 1630, when she discovered that Marshall was not divorced from Mrs. Marguerite Marshall, she told Superior Judge John J.

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He filed suit November 11, 1938, citing that they were married in Yuma on February 20, 1930, and separated March 18, 1933. Judge Allen restored to Mrs. Ann Marshall her maiden name of Peter- man. She became Marshall's bride at Los Gatos on September 23, 1933. Man Acquitted on Bad Check Charge Testimony that he expected money Why muit men, who want new clothes for the holidays, put-up with the season's left-overs? We don't think they should.

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