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A-5. OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SUNDAY JANUARY 19, 1941 Eagles to Honor Beautiful Graduation Pernanents 238 FLU CASES IN ALAMEDA COUNTY LIMITED SPECIAL BUS LINE TAKES COMMUTERS ACROSS BAY BRIDGE AS ELECTRIC LINE QUITS Judge Quinn A REAL VALUE MONTH SAN 'LEANDRO, Jan. 18 Two hundred and thirty-eight cases of influenza were reported in Alameda A VALUE THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED $145 County, of which 21 were in the city of San Leandro, during December, Be sure you look New Service Saves 15 to 20 Minutes your loveliest for graduation and 200 New Members WW Be Inducted Tomorrcw Night Superior Judge James G. Quinn will be honored by Oakland Aerie No. 7, Fraternal Order of Eagles, tomorrow night in the lodge rooms whena class of 200 new members will be Inducted.

Judge Quinn served as president 1940, Dr. I. O. Church, county health, officer, reported today. There were 289 cases of All com for months afterward, with this special coiffure.

Complete municable diseases reported for the county during the month, report showed, including 11 cases of chicken pox and 14 venereal disease cases. if Licensed Operators Not a School We also offer another group of outstanding permanent wave values Yz OFF ALAMEDA, Jan. 18. Direct motor bus service eonnectlng Alameda and San Francisco during peak tatton rushes was established today of the a'erie in 1918. His son, James OIL SHAMPOO HAIRSTYLE RINSE 50c following; the Interurban Electric G.

Quinn is now, president of the aerie. Assisting in the initiation will be Harry Douglas, vice-president; Harry M. Gross, chap Railway's, abandonment of Its local line. Reporting on activities of the department in general, Dr. Church stressed the research being carried on in the field of tuberculosis, particularly stressing the importance of the control program carried on the various health departments and the county clinics.

A compilation of an annual county's work, in prevention and cure of tuberculosis is now in preparation. DOLORES BEAUTY SALON lain and Eugene F. Murphy, The first bus left the Alameda terminal at 5:50 a.m. today for a run inspector. Serving on the refreshments com 477 15th Street Next to KahnV Mezzanine TE-9657 Bring This Ad Appointment Not Necessary 1 i3i rough this city and to Spiv Fran mittee J.Brpwni JCaJ.

cisco- the iiay ariage. Key System officials estimate that the bus service will save com mille Calou, Louis Kennedy, Harry W. Pulcifer, Dudley Nebeker, Victor S. Wagler, Edward J. Tyrrell, Chris B.

Joseph Kennedy, Morris Penter, William F. E. Hoyt, Dr. Thomas Fitzsimmons, Dr. H.

B. Mehrmann, Frank J. muters from 15 to 20 minutes' travel time. Trains, they point out, had to travel the length of Alameda, to the Youell, Vincent Spooner, Robert 4 1 fP liiilllllll Block, Harold Hansen, Joseph Gomez, Fred Anderson, Leo Baum, Edward DeMello, Dave Minney and Dan Murphy. Entertainment will conclude the program.

Plans will be completed for the official visit of Charles P. McCann, National grand worthy president, a "1 Vwi i of will" visit ATEMAL COHDIIJED VJITI1 THE HEVJ i i i 1 Oakland, February 3. E. N. Wynn, first passenger on the newly established Alameda-San Francisco direct motor Fruitvale Bridge, before heading for San The Key System has allotted 45 busses to the run.

During the rush hours they will leave their stations on a three to five-minute headway. During the slack hours Alameda-San Francisco travel will be on an Oakland transfer basis. All coaches will unload their passengers at the Fremont portal of the San Francisco Bay Bridge Terminal. Fernside Boulevard and High Street is the local terminal. The first passenger to board the new service was E.

N. Wynn of 2320 Fairview Avenue. 'An early riser, he purchased his ticket from Or-ville Lynch, 1929 East Twenty-ninth Street, Oakland, at 5:50 a.m. Members of the Alameda Commuters' Club, which for 40 years has a sponsor for the annual commuters' Christmas parties, made their first trip on a special bus which left here at 7 a.m. Walter Meracle, club president, and William P.

St. Sure, Key System gen-, eral manager, were in. charge, of bus line, is shown here as he bought his ticket from Operator Orville Lynch, yesterday, at 5:50 a.m. Key System officials estimate the new line will save commuters from 15 to 20 minutes travel time. Tribune photo.

New Trade School Term Opens Jan. 27 Eastbay Unit of Greek Relief With National defense contracts in the Metropolitan Oakland area expected to require ell available trained workers, Trade TRAFFIC JUSTICE BY MAIL SOUGHT School is anticipating a heavy en Assn. to Hold Parley Wednesday rollment with the opening of Spring classes January 27. The school, a unit of the Oakland IN STATE BILLS the campaign to aid war stricken The Eastbay unit of the Greek public school system, will hold advance registration tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m to 4 p.m., and Thursday morning. War Relief Association will stage a civilians in Greece.

Following are some of the Amer arrangements. MERRITT SCHOOL SIGNUP TOMORROW ican business and professional men rally at the local headquarters, 916 Brush Street, next Wednesday eve Alfred E. Baker, principal, an who have accepted sponsorship of the local chapter, according to ning to hear a progress report of the drive by Chairman James Athens: nounced that 142 new students had enrolled at the school during the week of January 6, representing an increase of 210 per cent over the same week last year. With $18,795.77 already collected, it is -expected that the drive in Metropolitan Oakland will have netted Advance registration for Spring Among training preferences of new students, welding is listed first, more than $20,000 before the rallyJ classes at Merritt Business School, a unit of the Oakland public school system, will open tomorrow Classes AT NO; EXTRA COST! with machine shop, sheet metal and electric shop following in that rder, i ii i i a i Charles A. Beardsley, Mayor William J.

McCracken, President Robert Gordon Sproul of the University of California, William F. Knowland, Morris A. Penter, Michael Grodin, James K. Taylor, Charles R. Schwan-berg, City Manager of Alameda.

Elmer P. Zollner, Charles Real, James H. Quinn, Thomas Carter, Lionel Wachs, P. L. Merrick, C.

M. Walters, Judge D. H. Knox of Alameda and Supervisor Harry Bartell. re to start January 27.

Senior students in Oakland high SACRAMENTO, Jan. court on the mail order plan is provided in a series of three bills introduced by Assemblyman James Phillips of Oakland, who seeks simplification of procedure in cases of traffic violations. Phillips points put traffic violators who live at considerable distances from the courts in which they cited to appear are put to a lot of inconvenience and expense, and the officers of those courts now have to issue a lot of formal complaints and warrants in order to maintain records which are for the most part useless. In addition to simplifying paper work of the courts, the bills prpvide that a traffic violator may plead guilty by mail, and may subsequently pay his fine by mail after the judge ha notified him of the schools will register tomorrow. En is held, according to trie treasurer, Basil Christopoulos.

Dr. A. H. Wilkinson will, be the principal English speaker of the evening, while Constantine Chenes, president of the Hellenic Community of Oakland, will address the meeting in Greek on the need for pressing GEMSERbr. HOASLAND BH! rollment of the general public is set for Thursday.

Job placement of Merritt students is running about 30 per cent higher Physical Education Class to Be Given ARTIFICIAL EYES In Stock or Made to Order by Appointment G. DANZ and SONS 1615 Broadway HI gate 8172 "Eyemakers for 3 Generations" Piedmont Schools To Open New Term than last year, it was announced by Spencer D. Benbow, principal. "The average training period of students before employment now is only three quarter terms, whereas five years ago students had to expect to stay in school twice that long before we could place them," said Benbow. SAN LEANDRO, Jan.

18. A free judgment and sentence. I PTirnMONT 1R Classes for class in physical education for men will be sponsored by the WPA adult education program, beginning Monday at 7:30 p.m., in' the San Of A'tU ADVKRTISBMENT nearly 2400 elementary, junior high and high school pupils will convene for the Spring semester in four Piedmont schools tomorrow. Veterans' Auxiliary Leader Succumbs Leandro High School. Say "Come in This a asx- a Drs.

Censer and HoaglancJ will show I I A you the ATTRACTIVE features of LMVa TT these NEW dentil plates "Who is GOLD LEAF material combined with TRANSPAR ENT plate material?" You must SEE these materials In finished sample plate to appreciate their attractive and natural appearance. The fumsOf these plates arep made with transparent materials alone in natural, tissue-like tint as near like your own gums as dental science can make them. The roof of the plate is of a crystal-clear transparent material with little flecks of (told leaf material visible throughout the transparent area'. the gold leaf material ENHANCES the benefits of transparency. The dental profession Is constantly active in scientific research for the benefit of plate wearers and the use of the combination of these materials by the dental profession is held forth as another step forward.

COME IN AND INVESTIGATE! If You Get Uo Hiohit At the combined junior and senior high school, Superintendent of Schools Harry W. 'Jones will welcome the students in a morning BERKELEY, Jan. 18. Mrs. Edna A TIMELY GRADUATION GIFT assembly.

Frances Wynns, 63, past president Officers who will guide student Can'f Feel Right of Susan Lincoln Mills Auxiliary activities for me term are: Newell For Him For Her If TOU tlftV la ttt tin 91 nr mn tlma a No. 11, U.S.W.V., died at a local hos-pilal today after a year's illness. Bight your nit li broken and lt'a no wonder If you feel old and run down before your Mitchell, president; Louise Stevens, vice-president; Phyllis Strand, secretary; Frank Pollard, entertain I ime. functional racner tnan organic or sys- Mrs. Wynns, a resident of Berke DR.

GENSER ley for more than 20 years, served at head of the auxiliary in 1935. She a)so was a member of the White. may bo the ceuaa of many pains and symptoms simply because the Kidneys may be tired and not working fast enough in filtering and removing Irritating excess acids, poisons and wastes from your blood. Bo If ment; Peter Wells, organization; Bob Rowe, publicity; Mary Lou Hall, girls' cafeteria commissioner; Bill Afinew. boys' cafeteria commis Shrine of Berkeley.

sioner; Robert Chamberjain, junior OKEYlffm She was a native of Illinois. Her home was at 1518 Delaware Street. Hi mi high entertainment; and Bod Lltli yell leader. jim set up mgnis or suner from burning, canty or frequent passages, leg pains, backache, or swollen ankles, due to non-organlo or non-systemio Kidney and Bladder troubles, you'll make no mistake In trying the prescription called Cystex. Because It has given such joyous, happy relief In so high a percentage of auch case.

CvitAK i irf n. Surviving is a son, Dr. Harlin L. Wynns of Berkeley. Some 1200 children, from kinder garten to the sixth grade, will be Services will be held Monday at der a guarantee of money back on return of A Year to Pay on Approved Credit divided among Beach, Havens ana 11:30 a.m.

at the Little Chapel of empty package unless completely satlsfac. tory to you. Cystex costs only 36o at drug' gists and the guarantee protects you. Wildwood elementary schools. the Flowers under auspices of the auxiliary.

Dr. E. W. Strieker, tias ADVERTISEMENT tor of Trinity M.E. Church, will Oakland Artists Given officiate.

Textile Merit Awards TSsar KdBBBaafSSasa L- Haskalah Club To Install Officers Merit awards for textile design work have been given to three local students at the California College of Arts and Crafts, according Canada Fights COUGHS This New Amazing Way Acts Like a Flash PHI-111 I Jnne. A short sissss 7 DRAWK MSKl Formal installation of officers and dinner dance will be held by the to an announcement Dy rreaericic n. Mever. college president. Eastbay Haskalah Club at the Bal when you semi.m0nin.,,w- Philio Gunn and Dawn Guichard, Tabarin this evening.

sophomore students from Fremont Officers to be inducted include: By far the largest gelling cough in all Canada is Buckley's CANADIOL William Miller, president; Mrs. and Oakland nign scnoois, respec tively. and Gertrude Morse, Pied' Mixture. Compounded from rare cana- George Horenstein, vice-president; -KirrilMJ Ti -dtan Pine Balsam by a secret process; BiicklM'a la entirely different from any mont High School graduate and a Mrs. Dave Heskin, secretary, and Sydney Levenson, treasurer.

Mel special student at the College, were winners in the sixth annual Na thing else you ever tried. Get a bottle today take a teaspocmful, let it lie On your tongue a moment, then swallow bourne Blum will be installing of ficer. tion-wide competition sponsored by th Fairchild Publications. The evening's program opens with Gunn won a $150 cash award for his "Prints for Sportswear," SAVE MONEY By having the teeth lnyour old plate reset In NEW TRANSPARENT MATERIALS you can SAVE on the cost of new plates. See samples.

a cocktail party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Horenstein. Arrangements are being made by the social committee Mrs. Herman Instantly you feel Its powerful effective action spread thru throat, head and bronchial tubes.

Coughing spasm ceases. Right away it loosens up thick choking phlegm opens up clogged bronchial tubes makes breathing easier. Now you'll know why over 10 million bottles of Buckley's famous cough mixture have been sold In cold, wintry Canada. Guy's Drug Store. Del Rey Pharmacy, Swan Cut Bate, Walgreen Company, and most good druggists now have this great Canadian discovery.

I Miss Guichard's honorable mention award was $25 for her "PrinU for while Miss Morse" re Boyarsky, chairman, assisted by Mrs. ceived a similar amount for her entry in the same classification. Benjamin Rosenberg and Mrs. Hy- man Katz. Greyhound Seeks MUCH LOWER COST than you would expect! DESK and CHAIR GROUP Sale Price of only New Bus Routes HEALTH EXAMINATION See a SAMPLE set with TRANSLUCENT TEETH and feel the difference from older type- plates PLATE REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT fTTi oc There was no protest at a hearing by a joint board of the State Railroad Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday on the application of Pacific Greyhound for new bus routes on the east side of the Sacramento Valley.

The routes Include service between Chico and San Francisco via Cans of yonr trouble. How bad It la. Where located. TELLS EXACT PRICES What to do for It. Hera's a student's combination group of really exceptional value that wUl make-a very attractive grift for the graduate.

The group includes a 7-drawer walnut fln-' lshed desk with Old English drawer pulls walnut finished chair with white leatherette seat fountain pen, Inkwell and tray study lamp and metal corner blotter. Bee this croup tomorrow at Gross Bros. I Elll Q-cfed in Advsr.ca (2) Tor All-Branches of Dentistry Call and Consult DR. HOACLAND Oroville and Knights Landing, and seasonal service on the Feather River between Oroville and San Francisco via Portola. -The railroad commission already 7-Pieces Complete Small Deposit Delivers i NO QUESTIONS? ASKEDt.

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