Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 17

IS OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1940 WHERE OAKLAND'S GOURM ETS ARE GOING -THIS WEEK PoHcguese Raise $400 Relief Fund -Jiff Colusa Co. Picnic The annual Colusa County picnie will be held in Mosswood Park on Sunday, June 16, according to W. A. Farris, publicity chairman. Former residents now in the Bay area are invited.

ttttf Mora titan $440, raised through donation and a series of whist par WW Km I A ties by a group of Metropolitan Oakland Portuguese-Americans, will txjfcaVir5 jew BILL be dispatched in the near future ISSISflllfSS NEVER. Day of Rest Law Warning Issued State Labor Commissioner H. C. Carrasco issued a general warning today for employers to beware of, violations of California's day of rest law. Carrasco, in San Francisco, said: "We have received many complaints recently of employees being required to work seven days a week.

The law makes it a misdemeanor for an employer to cause an employee to work more than six days in seven. Complaints have been received principally against apartment houses and hotels. "We find that many employers do not know about California's day of rest law and it is our intention to warn all those now violating this law before proceeding against them." EATS MY to families In the town of Madelena du Madeiras Islands, whose homes were swept away in floods I I- I i SALADS, sue last December. i All members of the fund-raising group, headed. by Alfred Delgardo of Oakland, are natives of the flooded town.

LOT CLIP THIS R1CIFI- my TANG, iwimnnaunriiniiiniiin 'mUnmill ''V Low-cost MYDEAR Spiced Ltebgers nans amp amtovaa bt th KaoonmcK comvmbv boaub I Ml kMH Art Teacher Visits NILES, June 6. Harry Green, art teacher at San Francisco State College, has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Fern Mitte, at. Niles. He is planning to take special art courses at Mills College this Summer.

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Barn at oaoa. -NATIt aat teat naittt with ear fa, aw taa bMt wIom MeCenalak'i. Hurt eool anaad piamu Um rick 4. taw taanaue aaa nam. nr'a a t1w of th slag of th Municipal Auditorium Theater and part of the aowd that attandad the oponlna setalon of the Happy Kitchens Cooking School yeaterday.

The" achool, sponsored by The Tribune, features Miss Nancy Baker, noted expert In the culinary art. Tribune photo. Attack Trial Faced Frank Castle was held to answer Happy Kitchens Cooking School RETIRING SCHOOL LEADERS FETED to the Superior Court on an at' tempted murder charge yesterday by Police Judge Joseph A. Kennedy. Attracting Large Audiences Oakland school principals and su Ha Is accused of a knue attack on his wife, Aquilla, at their home at 818 Seventh Street the night of pervisors last night honored Super intendent E.

W. Jacobsen and. retir April 24. Rounds of applause from a large and foundation garments play such ing school officials at a dinner at the Women's Athletic Club. an enthusiastic audience greeted an important part in the life of Miss Nancy Baker as she opened the homemaker during the intermission With Doctor i Jacobsen, who is leaving to, become dean of the school Martha Lee, director of the Home 1 7 at The V.

dancing, a tug-of-war and entertain- 22 TRIBUNE COOKING SCHOOL Ul I You'll Also Get Nel Ideas About a I MfQVUAJ Lund'y Service You Con Afford 'Vff JJiTK BUDGET BUNDLE IreCT I l9niA 18 for S1'69 10c each addl- lb. K-7 '(iiB) FREE DOOR PRICES FRIDAY alvS awfejtSm2eJ? VMr'JoTtV Six Jucky winners will receive TWO BUDGET 3CbSfiL 3n3eS3SSF BUNDLES each (Value Efc1 Wft si tytftts of education at the University of first of three afternoon sessions yesterday of the Happy Kitchens Cooking School, sponsored by the Oak. LATEST ARRIVALS IN 'POPPY TRAIL" Economics Department of the Oak land Tribune, welcomed the audi' Pittsburgh, were Mrs. Jacobsen and their daughter, Barbara. ence which had a goodly sprinkling land Tribune and held in the Oakland Municipal Auditorium Theater, Other honored guests included of men in it, and invited those present to return for the balance of George E.

FurbusK, Virgil H. Grim-sley, Miss Ida Herbert The second was held this afternoon and the final matinee will be to POTTERY the sessions and bring their friends morrow starting at 2 p.m. with them. N. Massey and John R.

Sutton, principals, and Mrs; Harriet Hawes, at on a platform well equipped with two certified performance ranees tendance supervisor, who are re Firemen Promoted tiring. irom Montgomery Ward, and two of their newest model electric re Also honored at the affair were BERKELEY, June 6. Lieut Robert E. Noble, member of the SET Beautiful pastel shades rhaf will worlds of color to your tabic i Regular $14.50 value, specially Dr. Richard E.

Rutledge, principal, who li leaving to become president of Sacramento Junior College, and Berkeley Fire Department since frigerators, together with other smart new kitchen equipment, Miss Baker ably demonstrated her belief that kitchens should be happy places, and cookery a pleasure. 1921 today was made a captain to Mrs. Blanche Verbeck, primary su who will be in Ohio next fill a vacancy caused by the death last month of Captain Edgar B. Stutt, found dead in bed at his Cakes blended altogether in one year. operation, raised rolls that take but Miss Laura president of home, 3014 Fulton Street.

7 LOW FlOVEn C0VLS Pastel shades and modern shapes to harmonize with meal lets, as low v. Fireman Alex T. Rinne. 2028 Fran the principals' club, and Mrs. Elizabeth.

Madison, president of the su- cisco Street, was given Lieutenant an hour, to complete and simple homey meals made on top of the stove convinced the audience that cookery need not be an all day task. Noble position. Chief John Eichel rpervisors' group, presided Jointly. ItBw Rex Turner, Fremont High berger said both men were promoted JJispiays in the lobby of the thea School principal was toastmaster. as a result of competitive examina tions.

ter attracted a great deal of attention. Generous market baskets in cluding numerous products used dur POTTEnY FIGUnillES nn Lovely sculptures that will add life to your I Irs 'OUl 4 A wide selection of epoit stock 'pieces in this famouf Motion Rottery td add to your present set or to use as gifts for any occasion. Veterans to Picnic Masons to Tour DaV on Ferryboat ing tne afternoon, as well as other prizes of worthwhile magnitude Union Labor Post No. 1917, Vet were awarded at the end of the erans of Foreign Wars, will hold its eighth annual picnic Sunday in Stonybrook Park, Niles Canyon. Miss Katherine Smith outlined i briefly to the women why corsets Featured events will include sports, Under the auspices of the 36th Masonic' District of Oakland, plans have been perfected for an excursion on San Francisco Bay next according to Roy H.

Lenthall, grand Inspector. A Key System ferryboat has been chartered by Brooklyn, Fellowship, Park J5pulevardV Plymouth and Standard, Masonic lodges for the outing. The boat will leave from the fpot of Grove Street at 11 a.m., arid return at 4 p.m. 0 0 a. I -Hi -YOUR LAST CHANCE TO ATTEND THE Irlbunt 1.

aT a aii aao.iM aiiaauna um ihiiaate Klilia In Cooperation With XX June 5-6-7 tvfTfMy' Auditorium Ml COOK SCHOOL Family Favorite! That's FONTANA'SI always welcome tops in quality and flavor made from pure durum semolina, nothing else Always insist on wholesome, delicious Fontana's! Fontana's MACARONI SPAGHETTI EGG NOODLES SEEN "GLASS Come, see Fonlana'n used by the Girl in the Glasi Home at the Exposition in Food Building. Interesting, educational, exciting! MONTGOMERY ind 6TH STREET. FOOD MART (Housewives Groceteria) The 'find eessi'oft 'of the' OoMdntl' Trlbtino Happy Kitchen Qasses will be held lomorrow. afternoon beginning at 2 p.m. qt the Oakland Auditorium Theater.

It will be complete. session with Miss Nancy noted home economist; in charge of The Tribune ft cooperation with 'Montgomery Ward and 6th 7, -rasBBs are run ot new deas in cookery, new appetite uw jwynui uim simple Becrets tnat makeneal preparation ziappier ana easier. Many valuable useful prizes will be awarded at tomorrow's closing session of the Oakland Tribune Happy Kitchen Classes. Pictured here are two of the major prize awards. i -if, I I ienically Are you getting all the help from your Gas Range that you should There are many little ways your Gas Range can help you make meal preparation easier and simpler.

There are many ways of preparing and cooking less expensive cuts of meat to taste like high-priced delicacies. Such are a few of the things that will be demonstrated at the Gas Cooking School which opens today. Come to the Gas Cooking School. Meet with' neigh-bors who are attending these cooking sessions. See how you can save time, energy and money in daily meal preparations.

You will enjoy the homey atmosphere of the Gas Cooking School meetings. Be our guest today. THE PACIFIp GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Oumal Optrltd MtiuigtdkyCtlifarnitmt vf 4. i' iy--v v' establishing greater home health security Clorox renders a vital service in millions of homes. For Clorox used in laundering and routine cleansing provides protective cleanliness.

Clorox bleaches white cottons and linens snowy-whita (brightens fast makes them fresh-smelling, sanitary, and is easy on fabrics. Clorox also provides protective cleanliness in kitchen and has many important personal Jlil5, SimPlv follow directions on the label. 25 BIG BASKETS OF GROCERIES Civn by 6th St. Food Mart (UouMwivu Groceteria) Sth, 6th, Waahlrtfton snd CUy rTOTE: The drawing for these baskets will -J GAS RANGE CP Crusader Major Prize Friday Afternoon, li 'June 7 Beautiful gas range with the latest features; equalator top burners, electric light in oven, handy cutlery drawer, uper-fas1 oven, btse-to-floor and flush-to-wall design, greater broiler area. Retail value 189.50.

Courtesy Montgomery Ward. CLCCTRIC REFRIGERATOR Da. Luxe Model No. 624 Major Prize Friday Afternoon, June 7 E'tr 6.45 cubic feet family-size new refrigerator, equipped with exclu cive double action door lock, 'sliding shelves, large vegetable, freshener features. Retail value Courtesy Montgomery be held at 6th St Food Mart, Saturday Night, June 8, at 6:15 p.nv NANCY BAKER RECOMMENDS ALL THREE SIZES OF CLOROX i Half Gallons for the Laundry, Quarts for the Kitchen and Pints for the Bathroom 'I if.