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OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY; APRIL 21, 1940 Girl Scouts Aid Refugees Dolls to Scotland, Scrap Books for Evacuated Children Oakland Girl Scouts are doing their best to cheer a few of Great Britain's evacuees. The girls of Troop 11, ct Sequoia School, sent a number of dolls to Scotland, where they distributed to children evacuated from metropolitan areas, and they send now are making scrapbooks to abroad. The dolls were distributed by Mrs. David Ritchie the' Leith, founder and director Scottish Newhaven Fisherwomen's Choir, which is famous in Britain for its singing Scottish National songs. She is of the mother of Mrs.

J. A. Turner of Oakland. A letter of thanks from Mrs. Ritchie to Girl Scouts told of the attention the dolls attracted, and said: "Our children here have to be extra entertained, as they live insuch exciting times and must have their thoughts taken away from the terrible stories we hear every DISTINCTIVE MIMEOGRAPHING PROMPT -ACCURATE HELEN A.

FREEMAN PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 536 16TH GLEN. 4566 PIONEER HOTEL BUILDING YIELDS WAY TO PROGRESS AYMON BROS. MIL 50.. a let 10 St. MARKET Act Th ST.

MARKET and DO Although it looks as if the old Vendome Hotel, at Ninth and being wrecked in the' interests of business progress. The Washington streets, had been hit by a bomb, actually it is Tenth Street Market will expand on the site of the building. NEGLECT is the thief of teeth! Combat decay, the enemy of sound, healthy teeth, by having your mouth looked over by a dentist at frequent intervals and the necessary repairs made to Missing Teeth Mean your teeth. Loss of Health. 1 DR.

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Telephone GL encourt 3017 Telephone AN dover 0267. Four Offices in San Francisco 1028 Market St. 2519 Mission St. 767 Market St. 1802 Geary.

St. Other Offices in San Jose, Sacramento, Stockton, Fresno, Bakersfield and in All Leading Pacific Coast Cities Many Features At Sports Show Exposition in Final Day; Girl Revolver Hope Stars Two appearances of Bob Hope, radio and screen comedian; the second round of the tug-of-war championships; some sensational shooting by Gloria Jacobs, world's revolver champion, and the appearance of Monte Blue, screen actor, and Chief Sky beam, Eagle featured and his the second daughter, day Sunil the seventh annual Sportsmen's Exposition at the Oakland Auditorium yesterday. Hope flew from Los Angeles, attended a reception at the Hotel Oakland, dashed to the Auditorium for the afternoon show, was escorted to the golf links for a round of golf before dark, held court over dinner at the hotel, appeared at the evening Exposition show and left for Los Angeles again in his chartered plane. Leading the entertainment from a fishing and hunting standpoint was the revolver shooting of Miss Jacobs, 17-year-old Woodland High School girl. Shooting with guns of both .38 and .22 caliber, the girl went through a routine of right and left hand, upside down with both hands and with mirrors without missing Pone target.

Casting outside of the Auditorium and a full stage show will be held this afternoon and evening. Widow of Admiral Dies in S.F. Hospital Mrs. Harriet S. Milton, widow of the first commander of the United States Hydrographic Bureau in San Francisco, died last night.

She was the widow of Rear-Ad miral John D. Milton and had been' a patient at St. Francis Hospital. She lived at 735 Taylor Street, San Francisco. Admiral Milton opened the San Francisco hydrographic office in 1887 in the old Merchants Exchange Building and saw it grow into one of the most important local Federal institutions.

He died in 1931. Survivors include a son, Maxwell C. Milton, broker and yachtsman of 424 Monte Vista Avenue, Piedmont, and a daughter, Mrs. George F. Neal, 'wife of a naval officer.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Trinity Church, Mother Asks Court To Return Child Seeking to regain custody of her 2-month-old child, Patricia Ann Jenkins, Mrs. Phelyn Jenkins, 26 842 Fifth Aver de, resorted to habeas corpus proceedings in Alameda County Superior Court yesterday. 1 Defendants in the action are Stanley and Clara Stumph, of 1024 14th Street, who are alleged to be holding the child Superior Judge Edward J. Tyrrell issued the writ and made it returnable at 9:30 a.m.

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AT CAR WHEEL, An apparent heart attack, suffered. while driving his automobile in East Oakland, proved fatal yesterday for William Miller Holm, 54, cementcompany executive of 1506 Versailles Avenue; Alameda. Holm collapsed at wheel of his car on Fruitvale Avenue, near East Seventh Street. The car careened down the street for a distance of 120 feet, jumped the curb and came to a stop-against a hedge in the front yard of the home of Frank W. Mendoes, 676 Fruitvale Avenue.

Holm, assistant sales manager for the Yosemite-Portland Cement Company, was pronounced dead on arrival at Alameda County Hospital. Radio? When 1924 41st Avenue had vacant room, with board, she used want ads, and had a tenant in no time. SACRO- ILIAC conditions that cause arthritis neuritis rheumatism headaches backaches general letdown etc. can be corrected by correct, manipulation. These adjustments make you mechanically.

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TOWER D.C. 3819 Piedmont Avenue OL ympic 4136 Oakland Being for Market Expansion Workmen this week took brick after brick from one of Oakland's oldest historical landmarks, the old Vendome Hotel, at Ninth and Washington Streets, being wrecked to permit enlargement of the Tenth Street Market. The razing, which is expected to be finished in less than a month has been a piece task becate hotel almost entirely brick, the type of construction popular vin its day. The expansion of the market will start as the ground has been cleared. It will give the market a block of frontage on Insurance Head Will Speak Here A.

N. Kemp, former Oaklander who is president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, will give two addresses here tomorrow. He will speak at noon at a meeting of the Oakland-East Bay. Life Underwriters Association, at the City Club Hotel, and in the evening at a banquet at the Sequoyah Country Club. The banquet is in honor of the Oakland agency of Kemp's com- PRISONER SEARCHED, THREE- -FOOT SNAKE FOUND IN POCKET Street, from Ninth to Tenth.

Symon Brothers Have the razing contract. Sherwood Swan, co of the market. enlargement W. of R. his firm Whitthorne, has been said made nedessary "by.

the pressure of It is the market's fifth expansion since 1924. The new market will extend over an. area of 90,000 square feet. Business 'is being carried on as usual during the work. "This improvement," Swan said, "is in line, with out general confidence in the downtown Oakland area as one of the most important business sections of the city." Last Rites Tomorrow For Berkeley Resident BERKELEY, April 20.

Masonic services will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Little Chapel of the Flowers for Patrick Gaudie, 72, Berkeley resident for 29 years and former Pullman Company employee in Richmond. Born in Scotland, Gaudie came to the United States 48 years ago. He was a member of Kensington Lodge of Masons, Chicago. Surviving are a widow, Mrs.

Lizzie Gaudie, and two children, Hugh H. Gaudie and Mrs. Frank M. Adams. When 'a person is arrested, police empty his pockets and seal the contents into a property clerk's envelope before locking him up.

Mynes Carlo, 68, a laborer, was arrested for drunkenness last night by Patrolman Chester S. Holtz at Eighth and Center Streets. So, according to reguiations, Carlo went to the police station to be searched. Officer Holtz pulled out of Carlo's pocket a. three-foot bull shake.

"Where did you get that?" the officer demanded. "Where do you suppose?" the Negro replied. "He's my trained snake, and you had better take good care of him. I want him back in justeas good condition as he now when I get out of jail." So the make was sealed in a large manila envelope, but instead of goling to the property clerk's room he went to the city pound. "One live bull snake, the property of Mynes Carlo," was written on the envelope.

Poundmaster Richard Trotter was more surprised than Officer Holtz. "I have had lots of calls to destroy, have snakes, ever but been this asked is the to keep first lone," he said. "I suppose I will have to appoint a deputy to catch flies to feed him." Annual Warehouse Auction Sale of Unclaimed Household Goods Consisting of Pianos, Boxes, Barrels, All Kinds of Furniture, Includ. ing Rugs, Chesterfields, etc. Thursday, April 25 9:30 a.m.

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