Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

OAKLAND WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1937 WED SECRETLY Oakland Couple Rabbi Named Lesson in Safety Injures Teacher ADVANCE CHEST CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED IN RICHMOND Alameda Scouts Bring Home Honors ALAMEDA. Sept -Alameda Sea Chandler, Red Cross: Mrs. 3. T.

Ma loney. Catholic Ladies' Aid; Mrs. Lois Llttlejohn, Camp Fire Girls; Mrs. W. W.

Hosklns. Richmond Traffic Safety Council: Mrs. Ruth Parker, V. M. C.

Mrs. T. Calfee, Girl Scouts; Mrs. H. L.

Naedau, Salvation Army; Mrs. J. Johnson. Girl Reserves; Mrs. John Bell.

Boy Scouts. Other divisions are to be organized at meetings this week at Community Chest headquarters on 10th Street near Macdonald Avenue. Program Planned HAYWARD, Sept 8. A program consisting of films, games, singing and dancing will be given at the Valle Vista Grammar School Thurs day night under auspices of the County Recreation Leadership Project gbbh i Scouts won ilrnal honors at the I anual u-a rmalla held at Redwood i wj City Saturday, Sunday and Monday. I Aiameaa snip, -narciay won one of the cyiea traae a efficiency flags, while the -Comber 1 1 en" lnh I 7h.

hi.hest honor's of the regatta went to Boatswain's Mate Donald Hempson of the "Barclay in on.niw.tmnn with reo- resentatives from each of the attend Ing 43 Scout ships, the Alameda boy was chosen by a committee of the Sons of the American Revolution to be decorated with the "Good Citizenship Medal." Sea Scout Commissioner 11. L. Mathewson of Alameda was registrar at the Regatta, which was headed by Ivy Fredenberg. Sea Scout director of the Berkeley Coun cil. Newt Rogers was skipper of the Comber, while Jack Peters, second mate, commanded the Barclay Ste phens, Among those.

from Alameda at tending the regatta were Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Thomss, George W. Skells. Mr. snd Mrs. Alan Hudson, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Bedlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Comber, Sam Jackson and Dick Jackson.

Motion picture shows, a formal dance and a big parade were among the social features enjoyed during the three-day regatta. Want Collies? Two Tribune readers have found collies and wish to return them. They and a third answered lost ads, TRinldad 4584. 1 RICHMOND. Sept.

actual work in Richmond's Community Chet tUrtei today wUh of the advance lift com contributions. The main drive will not open unUI September 15. when c.m.pain workers will meet for a "kick-off oanquei a nuio u.rqun.c 1 ceive nnai insiruruuna. By that time the advance gift committee hopes to have its portion of the budnet nearly raised, according to Clarence A. Bullwinke! chairman.

A goal of 17500 has been set for the advance gift committee while the Chest has set a goal of $24,000 for the 1937-38 drive to support the nine agencies during the year. The 25 members of the advance gift committee who opened their drive under Bullwlnkel's direction today are L. T. Sterner, Robert Washburn, George Johnston, F. H.

Smith. A. J. Furrer. Joseph A.

Green way, George Calvert T. Em-mett Wars. Thomas Carlson, J. Galvln, Fred S. Newsom, Joseph Perrelli, P.

M. Sanford, Walter T. Helms. A. C.

Farls. E. B. Bull, Dr. George A.

Boehmer, Leo G. Marco lo, Dr. A Hinkley, Jamas A. McVlttie, A. E.

Hoffman, J. H. Mil ler. C. S.

Renwick and Fred Parr. Leo Marcollo, general chairman of the drive, announced that organiza tion of the women's division has been completed, with the captains representing the different Chest agencies. The captains are to select their lieutenants. The captains are Mrs. Mattie A.

Secrefly After a secret wedding in a small lowed a week of "hide and seek" with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Linton Lainer were back in Oakland today. Lainer, who is 22, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Lainer ot 2055 I Eagle Avenue, Alameda. lis and Miss Dorothy Lease, 18. of 8801 Thermal Aveouc. Oakland, disappeared together a week ago. While their parents, suspecting aq elopement which they wished to discourage, tried to intercept them at Reno and other possible Gretna Greens, the couple remained in hid ing at the home of friends in Santa Crux County.

Last Tuerday, filing of their application to wed In Santa Cruz localized the quest, but the couple foiled intervention-and obtained their li cense and were married at the First Congregational Church in Felton. They then returned home and received the forgiveness and blessings of their parents. Lainer is a graduate of Alameda High School and is employed by the Southern Pacific Company in Oakland. Kiwanis, Lions to Hold Joint Session RICHMOND, Sept A joint meeting of the Richmond Kiwanis Club and the El Cernto Lions Club will be held tonight at the Roundup Barbecue, El Cerrito. The Lions Club will be In charge of the program of entertainment.

Clarence Cain, Kiwanis Club presi dent, and Manuel Marcos, Lions Club president will divide honors in pre siding. TWICE THE Safes Sure. Instant Relief I r7 No waiting! The instant you apply Dr. I Scholl's Zino-pads, pain stops! These thin, I soothing, healing, cushioning pada end shoe friction and pressure, prevent corns, tore toes Jos. ana diistctb.

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Bunion. Soft HEADS CAMPAIGN I Rabbi William My Stem. appointment as chairman of the 1938 Com munity Cheat campaign was announced today. Review Granted Racing Official PROVIDENCE, R. Sept 7.

CP) The Thorde Island Supreme Court today granted to Walter E. O'Hara, a review of the action of the State racing division to oust him from the post of managing director of Narragansett Park. Thurs day was set for a hearing. The review was granted In the form of a writ of certiorari which will permit the calling up of the records of the Racing Commission, which ruled O'Hara no longer was managing director of the track. The commission charged lie had "intimi dated" a steward at the track.

San Francisco Youths Named by Roosevelt President Roosevelt has desig nated the following Callfornians to take the March 1, 1938, entrance examinations for admission to the United States Military Academy, July 1938: John Wlnthrop Barnes, West Point Preparatory School, San Francisco; Carl B. Nerdahl, Southern California Military Academy, Long Beach; Patrick O. War- dell, West Point Preparatory School, San Francisco. I i I :1 verae. von out a trine, bom i 1 everywhere.

Campaign William H. Srern Accepts Chairmanship Of Community Chest Rabbi ViUinrn M. Stern of Temple SInal, has accepted the post of cam palgn chairman for the 1938 Oakland Community Chest drive to be held October 18 to November 4. It announced today by Charles P. Howard, Chest president Tha new chairman succeeds A.

T. Shine, who will be vice-chairman of tha eomlni drive. Kabbl Stern wai president of tha South Bend, Ind, Community Chest frorrt 1929 to 1931 during period that that city broke a record of years' standing In tha amount raise Howard announced, and has been active In Community Chest work aince com-inf to Oakland four years ago. He has been member of the Chest study committee and has given serv- Ict with the srers Bureau. FXPERIENCE RECOUNTED Howard stated that Rabl Stern had considerable experience with various of tht Chert agencies, hav served as vice-president of the Travelers Aid Society and on ooaras of directors of the Oakland Council of Boy Scouts, Campfirt Olrls, Pacific Protective Society and Oakland Jewish Federntlon.

He Is president-elect of the Eastbay Religious Fellowship. "Knowledge that both the chairmanship and the vlee-chalrmanshlp are so ably filled gives ma high confidence in the success of our coming appeal," Howard said. "Service as chairman taxes so heavily the time and anergy of tha volunteer who assumes it that It Is hardly fair to ask any man to undertake it twice in one year. I am indeed happy that civic leader of Mr. Shine's proven calibre is willing to assist our new chairman in hla responsible and in deed arduous task." KEYNOTE BOUNDED A broader vision of the Commu nity Chest as benefit to all citizens not at all confined to those who need help from welfare agencies- will be stressed as the Inspirational keynote of the campaign.

Rabbi Stern declared. "In thinking of the Community Chest," he said, Word 'commu-'nity' la emphasized in my mind. Support of the Community Chest is a common civic and Chest benefit! spread over the entire population. It Is not enough for the superior and strong to be self-sufficient If we neglect our youth, to cite a single Instance, the penalties of delinquency and crime may be visited upon any of us at any time. "Realizing these truths, we will go ever the top in this campaign.

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