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4620 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1942 MARRIED FOR 51 YEARS After 51 years of happy married life, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wuerth received the congratulations of their friends yesterday at their home in photo. Berkeley Couple Celebrate 51st Wedding Anniversary BERKELEY, May Mrs.

Henry E. Wuerth, 527 San Luis Road, celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary yesterday with their family and friends. Residents of Berkeley since 1926, Mr. and Mrs. Wuerth were married at Doniphon, Kansas.

Before, they settled here they lived, for 14 years near Reedley. Unable because of the illness of Mrs. Wuerth to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary last year, they made this their golden wedding celebration. Among who conthem their four those, daughters: Mrs. Florence nith of Salinas, and Misses Eugenic.

Ruth and Emma Wuerth of Berkeley. Need Tires, Cars, Typewriters? See Oakland Rationing Board Rationed items certified for chase from May 15 to May 21 by the Oakland rationing board at 1430 Franklin Street included 39 new passenger car tires and 43 tubes; 99 new truck tires and 122 tubes; 251 recaps for auto tires, 156 recaps for truck tires, 22 automobiles and two typewriters. The list, released by R. A. McDonald, board chairman, follows: Automobile certificates: Pruitvale Canning D.

McDowell. Wm. T. Comerford, A. B.

Galland. H. M. Carrette, J. A.

Fazio, Kramer, 0. W. Struett, P. E. Fraser, J.

J. Stafford, W. T. Mc Whinney, Emmons Gallagher, J. N.

Larson, N. Higgins, E. M. Jorgenson Albers A. Soda Son, J.

E. Lynn, Milling Co. Typewriter purchase certificates: Ben C. Gerwick, and Per- manente Corp. TIRES AWARDED Applicants receiving purchase certificates for auto and truck tires.

tubes and recaps. together with their classification of eligibility are: Medical T. K. Dondna: West, R. D.

religious- McCradie, C. G. P. Prince: fire- fighting -Port of Oakland; police service--City Oakland: public health- California Sterilizing sanitation--College Laundry; service--O. Williams, G.

M. Farrell, D. W. Besoain, W. A.

Serpa. Ice and fuel--Independent Ice Acme Transportation, Texas United Air Lines. Construction and repair--J. Wagner Trucking Nat Lena, J. Cady, Goosen Bros.

Wholesale Lumber Distributors, Thomas Rigging T. B. Walsh, L. F. Madera A.

Soda Son, W. Bates, Ball Freight Lines. R. Mulloy, Califor- Bigge Drayage E. W.

Bowen, nia Refrigerator Repair A. H. McKown, G. A. Winan, Southern Pacific, Bay Cities Heating, American Drayage, Lowthian Freight, ArissKnapp.

R. P. Dunn, Clifford Electric V. W. Bates.

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Mrs. Ruth E. Bur38, "spiritual evangelist in the ris, Universal Church of the Masters, Inc." faced the alternative today of paying a $75 or serving a 25-day city jail term. The sentence by "Police Judge Chris B. Fox was upheld by Superior Judge Lincoln S.

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Native of Ohio, Ford opened a printing job plant in San Francisco before the turn of the century, started out in Alameda with a hand press after the fire and earthquake in wiped out his business. Survivors include the widow, Mary; and six children. Mrs. Hazel M. Strunz, Mrs.

Elizabeth G. WoodMrs. Loretta Kielberg, J. Russell Ford, Gilbert S. Ford and John Everett Ford, and five grandchildren.

Rev. Sumner Walters, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, officiated at the services, held in the SmileyGallagher chapel. Breakfast Club to Hold Nature Class The Lake Merritt Breakfast Club will precede its usual 7 a.m. meeting in the Lake Merritt Hotel tomorrow with an outdoor nature study under the leadership of "Bugs" Cain, Scout executive. Members will gather at 6:45 a.m.

at Parkview Terrace. At their morning meeting in the hotel, Dr. George F. Calvin will discuss "What of the Future of Socialized Medicine in America?" Sodality to Give Whist St. Benedict's Sodality will be host at a whist party to be held at 2073 Auseon Avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.

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charges of violating the Federal agents registration act and court attaches said the jury would probably start deliberations before nightfall. Williams testified in his own behalf, but Ryder did not go on the stand. The Government contends the two did not reveal their propaganda activities in behalf of Japan as required by the registration charges that Ryder failed to register and that Williams failed to supply full information. Williams told the jury yesterday that "no one dictated what I wrote -I wrote what I saw fit." He admitted, however, that he was paid his salary for work for the newspaper Times and Advertiser at the Japanese consulate general in Francisco. He also admitted signing radio contracts as representative of the Japanese Committee on Trade and Information in San Francisco, which the Government charges was the outlet of Japanese propaganda in this country.

The witness emphasized that he held different views now from those held prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He said that until the attack he had trusted the Japanese with whom he worked "implicitly." said he was working for "peace, not for war." MEN WANTED TO STUDY GLIDERS between 18 and 35 are being sought for the new glider training program of the Army Air Force, officials announced today. They are eligible for training if they can meet any one of these requirements: Hold a currently effective, or lapsed, C.A.A. certificate, private grade or higher; certify that they completed 200 or more glider flights; certify that they formerly were aviation cadets and completed the course of elementary instruetions: produce from C.A.A. district or regional flight inspector certifying that the applicant is professionally qualified and now meets the physical requirements under C.P.T.

regulations. An applicant also must certify that he never has been eliminated for flying deficiency from aerial course at C.P.T. or any service school. All will be given the regular physical examination for flying. Saturday Evening Post in New Dress The Saturday Evening Post surprised its old customers today when the May 30 issue appeared in new dress.

The Ben Franklin weekly had undergone a complete and radicalling typographical and makeup transformation. In place the familiar logotype was a compact, modernized name design. A color photograph of a soldier and girl substituted for the cover cartoon. Other changes were new inside type dress, heightened use of color in larger art layouts for fiction and articles. The new dress marks one of the rare physical changes in the publication which dates to early years of the United States.

Additional improvements in subsequent issues, including shorter articles, were announced by the Post. Cain to Seek Seat Held by Frank Buck SACRAMENTO, May Edward Cain, Sacramento, announced today he is a candidate for congressman from the third California district to succeed Rep. Frank Buck. Cain will file on both the Democratic and Republican tickets. He is registered as a Democrat.

MACARTHUR PARK? NO! IT'S AGAIN CALLED MOSSWOOD MacArthur Park will become Mosswood Park once more, the Oakland City Council informed indignant pioneer protestants yesterday. Mayor John F. Slavich gave that assurance after H. F. Deaner, 91, appeared before the council and protested the recent name change to MacArthur Park.

The Mayor said that he had been informed by the City Park Board that it was reversing its action of last month when it dropped the Mosswood title. Earlier, the council had re named Moss Avenue MacArthur Boulevard, in honor of the hero of the Pacific war. Deaner's was another in a series of protests raised by pioneers after the park name change. They argued that it should retain the name of its pioneer owner, Dr. J.

Mora Moss. Moss sold the land for the park to the city and it was named for him and his wife, whose maiden name was Wood. For Externally Caused ADOLESCENT PIMPLES Why Not Suggest CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT Cuticura Soap pure, and apply soothing, Cleanse with mildly medicated emollient Cuticura Ointment to help relieve unsightly, externally caused skin blemishes. Buy at your druggist's. 20 Areas Face Rent Control Failure to Reduce Charges Leads to U.S.

Action June 1 WASHINGTON, May Federal regulation of rents will be imposed June 1 in 20 war -congested areas which the Office of Price Administration said today had failed to take local action. The score of communities was the first group of defense rental areas designated by Price Administrator Leon Henderson on March 2 and given 60 days to cut rents voluntarily back to prescribed levels. "In no area was it found that the price administrator's recommendation as reduction of rents has been met for the community as a to, whole," the OPA said. "Since the areas have not met Mr. Henderson's recommendations in the 60 days provided by the (Price Control) statute, the price administrator was to make Federal control effective." The new levels become effective for every type of housing accommodation, even including trailers, with rents payable for the month of June.

The reductions will be automatic, OPA said, adding that the landlord's approval "is not necessary." "Beginning June 1, as a general principle with a few exceptions, tenants are to cut their rents back to what was being charged on the maximum rent date set for their respective areas," the OPA statement specified. No matter whether the tenant pays his rent daily, weekly or monthly, he is to pay only what the same accommodations were bringing on maximum rent date." Modesto, Ventura New Rent Control Districts WASHINGTON, May Office of Price Administration today named 18 communities as rent control areas and recommended rent reductions to levels prevailing March 1. Unless rents are stabilized within OPA is empowered to establish" rents at the permissible maximums. Among the areas a are: Modesto, including Stanislaus county, and Ventura, including Ventura County. Navy Will Train 10,000 More Officers WASHINGTON, May 27.

(AP) The Bureau of Naval Personnel yesterday authorized enlistment of 10,000 additional college juniors and seniors and college graduates for reserve midshipmen training. At the same time restrictions were modified to permit, for the first time, enlistment of qualified college graduates who are married. Age limits are 19 to 28. Successful applicants are enlisted as apprentice seamen, Class V-7. U.S.

Naval Reserve. After a month's indoctrination at Notre Dame University, they become reserve midshipmen and then undergo three months' training at Northwestern University, Columbia University or on the U.S.S. Prairie State, receivship at New York, upon completion of which they are commissioned ensigns in the Naval Reserve. Patriotic Program Set Tomorrow Night BERKELEY. May patriotic program will be staged at 8 p.m.

tomorrow at Westminster Church, Hearst Avenue and Eighth Street. Mrs. Edna Laurel Calhan, program drector of the church, will be in charge. Miss Martha Jones will represent Columbia while Marshall Craig, commander of Berkeley Post No. 7, American Legion, will be Uncle Sam for the evening.

Music will be furnished by members of the Burbank Junior High School orchestra, aecompanied by Mrs. Sandy, and Miss Zel Corley will sing "American Marseillaise." High school pupils in the Westminster Players will present a skit, "Out of the Picture Frame." Medical Rationing Hinted by A.M.A. BOSTON, May Nation's civilian population must expect rationing of medical care because of the number of doctors needed in the armed services, Dr. Frank H. Lahey, president of the American Medical Association, said last night.

Declaring that virtually all physically-fit doctors under the age of (45 were wanted in the services, and urging that they enlist at once, Dr. Lahey told the Massachusetts Medical Society: "As the situation becomes more acute and the endeavor more prolonged, there will be changes and modifications as to medical care, and the civilian population must without doubt adjust its lines as satisfactorily to these rationings as to the more tangible ones such as things to eat, wear an d-ide in." First One First day in the want ads and first caller brought an occupant to the vacant room, 5719 Oak Grove. Reported happy user when canceling her seven times order. New Medical Discovery KILLS FUNGUS SPORES, BACTERIA THAT BREEDATHLETES FOOT! At last, here's quick relief for Foot and unpleasant foot odors! RIDDthe new double-acting dusting powder-now being used by Doctors, Hospitals and Clinics. It won't burn, won't sting and won't irritate.

Sold with an unconditional moneyback guarantee! Stop fooling with your feet: get RIDD tomorrow for QUICK RELIEF OF ATHLETES FOOT' NOW AT YOUR DRUGGIST 8000 REGISTERING FOR FARM WORK IN BAY REGION Eight thousand workers men, women and youths will be soldiers in the land army of this area, their task to keep orchard and cannery production uninterrupted by the flow of regular labor into the armed forces and defense industries. The workers are being registered this week and next by members of the Eastbay unit of the American Women's Auxiliary Services. Women and girls over 18 and men and boys over 16 are signing for this important work at neighborhood fire stations or at the AWVS headquarters at 29 Grand Avenue. Registrations will be filed with the State Employment Agency which will notify workers as openings arise. Prevailing wages will be paid the land army, looked to per cent of the contributed cal to pick, cut, dry and can the fruit raised in the district.

Registrants will be assigned to work so as to permit living at home. The present intensive drive is expected to care for the early demand for workers. Registration will continue over an indefinite period. 56,575 Pledge To Buy Bonds Captains in Drive Report 24,621 New Purchasers Signed Precinct captains reported an additional 24,621 pledges last night in Oakland's War Bond campaign, Alan W. Davidson, chairman, announced today.

This brought to 56,575 the total number of pledges to purchase war certificates, Davidson said. However, he said no report was submitted last night by 279 of the 753 captains in the city-wide drive. Davidson said that he planned to continue the campaign until every man, woman and child in Oakland has been contacted. Some 8000 "Minute Men" and women have been enlisted for the canvass. Although the "Minute Men" are urging citizens to pledge to buy bonds in an amount approximating 10 per cent of their income, Davidson said, Oaklanders may, if they are financially unable to pledge that much, subscribe to a lesser amount.

Minute Men" are not collectinghmoney, he emphasized. They are merely taking pledges for the purchase of war certificates. Campaign headquarters are situated at 409 14th Street. Hit- Driver Put On Probation Found guilty of hit -run driving on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridge, James F. Linney, 40, Richmond shipyard worker, was placed on five years probation today by Superior Judge Lincoln S.

Church and his driver's license was suspended. In addition, he must make restitution to the accident victims when the exact sum is determined. According to police, Linney cut in and out of traffic on the Bay span on September 20 of last year colliding with a car driven by Charles Fries, 44, of 130 Palm Avenue, San Francisco and then speeding away. Fries' car, deflected by the impact, crashed head-on into another machinles suffered leg and knee injuries. The accident occurred about 16 miles west of the toll plaza.

Aid to Meet ALVARADO, May last meeting of the season will be held by the Ladies Aid of the Alvarado Presbyterian Church at the home Mrs. Walter Robie tomorrow. The afternoon will be spent in completing a quilt order. ADVERTISEMENT WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE Without Calomel- -And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour 2 pints of bile juice into your bowels every day. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest.

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Take as directed. Effective in making bile flow freely, Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. 104 and 25d. LISTEN, BIG EARS! LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT A SHELL NEW DOG FOOD! LOOK! IT'S MADE BY KELLOGG'S, WHEN ITS FED AS AND IT CONTAINS EVERY KNOWN DIRECTED WITH TABLE SCRAP MINERAL AND VITAMIN DOGS MEAT, WE DOGS GET A SPLENDID JUST GOT TO HAVE! NO NEED TO BUY EXTRA FOOD OR EXPENSIVE TONICS IT'S ECONOMICAL! ONE COX SENSATIONAL NEW FOOD FOR SUPPLIES AS MUCH FOOD AS ONE- GROWN DOGS AND PUPPIES! POUND CANS OF ORDINARY DOG FOOD. ME KELLOGG'S GRO-PUP, TOO! HALF- DON'T PINT.

BE MY SHOWING BOSS OFF, GIVES GRO PUP IT'S TOPS! DOG In Rilhas FOOD Form Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek System Kev Works. L. M. Clough Hoyt Heater Co. COMMON CARRIERS Common carrier--Merchants Express.

United Transfer, Railway Express. Blankenship Motors, T. W. Harding, Palace Van Storage. Raw materials, semi manufactured goods, finished goods and Oakland Central Creamery, products Miller Packing, Meat Freschi Box W.

A. Bechtel. Leon Hersh, California Citrus Welch. I. Laboratories, Ottorvich, C.

C. Coon. P. French R. Central Laundry, R.

B. McDonald, P. K. Welch, Birely'8 Pompeli roni, Safeway Stores, J. C.

Miller, Golden Mole. National Pure Drink, State United Food Products, White Dante Baking, J. F. Craig, Log Taverns. Construction and repair transportation--E.

S. Krantz, R. D. Nichols, A. J.

Vache. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES Army, Navy and essential Industry workers. W. Frank Kennedy. L.

G. Barnhart, Fred Hamilton. N. M. Delgado, A.

('. Abel, A. Nappetini. W. E.

Smith, E. A. Regiel, V. A. Hoffmann, M.

Murphy, W. L. Franklin. K. G.

Grant, Na. M. Daker. 0. Cromwell, C.

M. H. C. Teigland. Hinckley.

N. Louvas, B. J. Krelle, S. E.

Cozzo, A. Edwards. E. l'ecar, D. J.

Wilson. W. W. Johnson, A. Wilson, J.

R. V. H. Davis, M. A.

Glusing, R. Gonzales. A. Gonzales, L. A.

Rich, Nichols. A. Mihaly. Coursinoux, R. L.

Burch. F. G. Camarota, Morrell. P.

L. Hutchinson, Vinding. J. H. Turman.

William Moniz, R. Tessiman. H. L. McConkey.

E. W. Hansen. T. W.

Brown, E. DohrJ. mann, W. Caelho. A.

Peterson. L. M. Garcia, Dongallo, J. Carter.

R. G. Singer, A. R. Schwartz.

David Love. R. A. Weber, Olofaon, J. S.

McGuire. Jeskey, Y. Carby. L. L.

Payne. H. A. is. Martin.

H. T. P'arham, L. McMiller, C. A.

Muhlman. A. T. D. Collins.

A. A. Palkner. A. S.

Estrella, H. E. Peterson, T. H. Seslar.

Tom Albin. v. Stayton. E. L.

Swalles, E. D. McGee. C. bert W.

Fix. Dupree, A. H. -Barrette, Al- Essential Government employeesA. E.

Pine. R. M. Johnson: essential industry salesmen- Ray McDaniel. S.

A. Yancey, N. D. Richards, A. C.

Tarahini: newspapers for wholesale delivery--M. DeLauer. Dads Club to Hold Dinner Meeting Oakland District of Dads Clubs will hold a dinner and meeting in Central Trade School dining room tomorrow evening at 6:15, according to Charlie Clark, publicity chairman. New officers for the Oakland District will be installed by the members. Ted Carter will accept the presidency, Max Bechtle, will be the first vice-president; Dan Covington, the second vice-president; William Parsons, the third vice-president; Forrest Michell, Connolly, secretary and Charlie Clark, treasurer.

Following the installation, Dads will tour Central Trade Shops under the guidance of R. W. Kretsinger, the school principal. Dads will also discuss details of their coming annual convention of the California Council of Dads which will be held June 6 at 6:30 p.m. in Technical High School Auditorium.

Body of Captain's Wife to Be Exhumed SAN RAFAEL, May Coroner J. Ray Keaton of Marin County today asked William Crosby, San Mateo County, to exhume the body of Mrs. Frances E. Dooling. 40.

wife of a San Francisco Army captain. She was found dead in her home at Ross, March 11. Keaton requested an autopsy to determine the cause of death, originally ascribed by Dr. John J. Kingston, San Francisco coroner, to hemorrhage resulting from cirrhosis of the liver.

She was buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery, shortly after her death, without a post mortem having been performed to determine the cause of death. Keaton asked that Dr. Jesse Carr. of San Francisco, perform the autopsy and that Dr. Kingston, a friend of Mrs.

Dooling: be present. Mrs. Dooling was found dead within a week after her husband, former San Francisco shipping man, sailed for service abroad. Please start your railroad trip on Monday -or Tuesday, or Wednesday, or Thursday If you are planning a trip by train, we hope you will try to leave on a week-day, to relieve the week-end burden on our trains. It's a good idea from your own standpoint to leave on a week-day, as you will be more apt to get just the accommodations you want.

Also, we hope you will consider the advantages of trav. eling later in the year, instead of in June, July or August. Vacation places are less crowded after the summer season. And in this glorious West of ours, many regions are at their best in the fall or winter. Do you know the charm of Indian Summer at Lake Tahoe, or winter on the desert? The armed forces have first call on our trains.

We know you want it that way. So we will appreciate it if you do everything you can to cooperate with them, and with us. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED ON THE DAYLIGHTS All seats are reserved on the Morning Daylight (via Coast Line) and San Joaquin Daylight to Los Angeles and intermediate stations, Please reserve your The Friendly seat as early as possible. Southern Pacific PLEASE RESERVE YOUR PULLMAN SPACE ON OTHER TRAINS IN ADVANCE, TOO..