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1 OANBAND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1942 11 Hoyt to Address Forum on Defense ALAMEDA, Jan. Attorney Ralph Hoyt will speak on Civilian Defense at tomorrow's dinner meeting of the Alameda Forum at 6:30 p.m. in Hotel Alameda. Hoyt heads the civilian defense program in Alameda County.

HO will tell of the work completed and that still to be done in the county. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary choral will render patria otic selections during the evening The public is invited listen to Hoyt's talk, which will start at 8 p.m. Sherwood Jones will preside. TH ST. FOOD MART FIFTH SIXTH WASHINGTON CLAY STREETS TWO DAYS A WEEK WEDNESDAY SATURDAY FREE PARKING BIG FAMILY BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21ST Join the Victory Parade March alongside the "Boys" by buying Defense Stamps and Bonds.

Invest in America's future as well as insuring our way of life. The greatest and best way in the world -the American way! Start buying today! American Freedom Bonds will break the Axis Slavery Bonds! TOMATO SUN-MAID Large 12 oz. bottle 15-oz. CATSUP Fancy RAISINS Seedless 2 ARMOUR'S ARMOUR'S PIONEER PORK and TREET 12-oz. Minced BEANS ARMOUR'S CLAMS No.

tin CORNED BEEF Flat tin Corned ARMOUR'S Beef Hash 1-1b. ALL GOOD WHOLE RED FREESTONE BEETS PEACHES No.21 SOLID PACK FAMILY STYLE TOMATOES No. 1244 APRICOTS No. 156 SWEET ROSEDALE PEAS No. 300 STRING VERTICAL PACK BEANS No.

1219 Green Giant GOLDEN CORN Whole Kernel VAN CAMP'S PORK BEANS 1-lb. 78 20-os. tall tin. WESSON Half gallon SNOWDRIFT Shortening 8-lb. 628 Fancy GARDEN No.1 SPINACH 3 tine 25 Dainty Pak FANCY KIDNEY BEANS 11 as FANCY TOMATO PASTE JUICE tall Loganberry 12-oz.

TOMATO JUICE No. 46-oz. tin Laura PEAS tin No. 308 KRAUT JUICE. 76 Florida Gold HEARTS DELIGHT Dessert Sweet BLENDED Apricot Nectar 159 New Pack JUICE HEARTS DELIGHT Grapefruit No.

2 Prune Juice 12-oz. JUICE tins TEA GARDEN tin 3 No. Hos 8 254 194 Grape Juice Quart 276 V.D. TOMATO HOT SAUCE 3 tins 8-oz. Sunsweet Medium PRUNES 2-1b.

carton 15 Saliva FANCY SAUER Long Shred tin No. 119 DAINTY MIX Fruit Cocktail tall No. 1 tin. All Good KADOTA FIGS tall No. 1.

Del Monte DE LUXE PLUMS No. SUPER WHITE SUDS Paper Napkins Concentrated OLD DUTCH CLEANSER OLD ENGLISH Giant. 614 DOG FOOD ZEE WHITE ECONOMICAL ROLLS LARGE MUSSELMAN'S APPLE SAUCE No. 308 94 OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Sauce 126 DEL MONTE PEACHES No. 21 214 80-count TOWNSEND NOTES Allendale Club, No.

23, will give a whist at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at 1328 Fruitvale Avenue. Melrose Club, No. 2, formerly scheduled to give on Wednesday evenings, will sponsor them hereafter on Thursday afternoons only. NEW ENGLAND Brick Oven BAKED BEANS WITH PORK AND SAUCE THEY EAT 'EM FAS IN NEW ENGLAND: BAKED IN OPEN POTS MORRILL COMPANY Four Eastbay Men SAN LEANDRO Named New Ensigns CHAIRMEN Three Oaklanders and a Berkeley man have been commissioned ensigns in the Naval Reserve following graduation from the midschool at Northwestern University.

They are George Monheit, 26, son Mrs. R. Monheit, 557 El Dorado Avenue: Leonard Morton Wade whose parents live here at 4512 Edgewood Avenue; Arthur Adolph 25, whose parents live at Virginia Street, Berkeley, and Lowry Wyatt, 23, son of Mr. Mrs. Fred S.

Wyatt, 12 Downey Place. Three other Oaklanders will be commissioned as Naval Reserve enthis week at. the Navy's "University the Air," at Corpus Christi, Tex. They are Edwin ColeSindel, son of Mrs. Evelyn Sinof Oakland; William N.

Holmes, of Mrs. A. G. Holmes, 320 62nd Street, and Ira Collin Oveland, son Mrs. Myrtle Gruenhagen, 3668 Avenue.

Materials Available SAN LEANDRO, Jan. for the making of articles for the American Red Cross, will be distributed at a meeting the Roosevelt unit's homemaking department Thursday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. G. D.

Rounds, 987 Dowling Boulevord, DO SAVE YOU SAN LEANDRO, Jan. as term committee chairmen San Leandro Chamber were appointed today Neish, president. They are: Merle W. nance and budget; Carl industrial development: Daughtrey, merchants' Mrs. Mildred Grasmoen, division; E.

Coolidge, dising; Sam J. Vlahos, Leandro; Michael Molony, terment; Clarence A. membership; Leigh H. club relations; A. J.

relations; Dr. John M. professional standards; Neall, educational; John rich, highways and Judge A. W. Bruner, Anthony J.

Oliveira, fense; Mrs. Catherine K. group meetings, conventions; Derry, realty development; Cooper, civic programs; Gannon, publicity; Peter Arthur Odgers and pert, auditing committee. Results Galore! Results Galore! Not only did the Ellis 11th and Fallon rent the advertised but they sold besides. It all happened I days, also.

MONEY WE CASH YOUR PAY. CHECKS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING EAST BAY SHERWOOD 10th Store FOOD STAMP Hours Street HEADQUARTERS 8 a.m. MARKET 6 to p.m. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE HOME OF "ONE STOP" SHOPPING GROCETERIA SPECIALS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Tastewell Success JUMBO Prem. Fancy KADOTA CORN tin.

No. 2 PEAS No. tin. 303 FIGS tin No. (dents).

(White or Golden Cream Style) KLEK SOAP PALMOLIVE TOILET Luxus STRING No. 2 POWDER Large Reg. BEANS Reg. pkg. 9c SO KLEEN Need-Mor TOMATO Black MISSION BLEACHING CATSUP 16 14-oz.

bottle 4 FIGS 1-lb. WATER 159 WAXED Tomorrow's Dainty Red (Double PAPER Break SPAM NOANCAKES Kidney For Strength) 40-foot SPAM Beans roll. 125 ft. SPAM 2 for 25cl THE' MEAT OF MANY USES tins 3502 10c For-All TOMATO Vita Happyvale PINK SAUCE Buffet No. tin.

tin. No. 1 164 PILLSBURY MEAT tin. Snowdrift SHORTENING Banner DEVILED SNOWDRIFT No. BEST FLOUR California Leader No Change in Color, No.

10 47c APRICOTS No. 118 tin. Contains VITAMINS and IRON Halves Natural 3-1b. .62 Taste, Baking Qualities. bag GIVE GENEROUSLY MARKET MEAT CO.

Shoulder BEEF ROAST. 276 TENDERLOIN STEAKS 336 Seasoned MEAT LOAF 2 lbs. YEARLING STEW YEARLING 2 lbs. DEFENSE STAMPS HAM STEAK, Dept. Fancy EASTERN SALT PORK lb.

MISSOURI BOYS Dept. 25 LARGE WHITE ENGLISH WALNUT HALVES Half Pound 30c 1 lb. 59c CUT-RATE TO THE RED THESE Thrift, MEATS PARAMOUNT MEAT CO. Moffat's MANTECA-FED Shoulder Pot Roast 1b. Moffat's GENUINE FED Rib Lamb Chops lb.

UNION MEAT CO. VEAL Jb. SHOULDER VEAL lb. BREAST VEAL SHOULDER ROAST lb. FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER lb.

ON SALE ON OUR 116 Strictly LARGE EGGS RILEY'S DELICATESSEN Large Variety Luncheon Meats Fresh Sliced lb. 35c Champs Delicatessen JELLY Currant, Raspberry, Strawberry, BA DRUGS Bottle DROPS 236 tube 25cl 1 Prophylactic Tooth Powder 2 for 39c 4. for JERGENS Bouquet 4 for quantities only. RIGHT TO LIMIT C.C. NAMED Commerce by M.

E. Carden, fiM. Friden, Keller E. division; women's merchanbuy-in-San civic betHavercroft, Smith, interSilva, public Simpkin, Frances M. A.

Deadtransportation; legislative; National H. Marsh, Earl Earl William J. J. Leonard, William Hum- Realty at apartment two flats in two CROSS RELIEF FUND CORN BEEF RILEY DEPT. 119 Fresh Cut Eastern Pork SPARE RIBS Lb.

DEPTS. 101, 128 Riley's Famous Corned Beef HASH LOAF Lb. DEPT. 110 CORNED BEEF PLATE, Lb. SECOND FLOOR REGGIE'S, Dept.

90 Fresh Ranch Eggs in carton GRADE A doz. 440 LEWIS, Dept. 76 Large New SOFT-SHELL WALNUTS 2 Ibs. 39c WEDNESDAY HOSIERY SPECIAL Famous KISMET HOSIERY All to the Pure rouSe Fine Gauge Lovely New Shades While Stocks Last! pr. HOSIERY Main Floor QUANTITIES New Housing Project to Open Lockwood Gardens Will Be Completed By Early August Another of Oakland's three lowrent housing projects Lockwood Gardens on East 14th Street between 62nd and 66th Avenues--will.

be opened to low salaried defense workers on its completion about August 1. This was disclosed today by nard J. Abbrott, secretary of the Oakland Housing Authority. The East Oakland project is about 30 per cent complete at this time, A Abbrott declared. Completed, it will house 372 defense worker families in 53 multiple dwelling buildings.

Sounded Peralta Village, by Eighth, 12th, Union and Streets, has already been partially taken over by defense family tenants. Fifty families have moved in thus far and when completed, the project will house 396 families. "Originally," Abrott explained, "these projects were designed for regardless of employment, familles, response to insistent demands of the Federal government they are being converted to of families in defense industries." Only the Campbell Village project bounded by Eighth, 10th, Campbell and Willow Streets is bein. reserved for non-defense workers. ALAMEDA BOARDS READY FOR DRAFT ALAMEDA, Jan.

Board No. 62 of Alameda will register all men 20 to years old, not previously registered, at Haight School. Registration dates will be February 14, 15 and 16, according to Stanley D. Whitney, board chairman. All men who reached their 20th birthday before December 31, 1941, and those who have not reached their 45th birthday by February 16 of this year, will be included, except those registered for selective service in 1940 and 1941.

All who live east- of -Sherman Street in Alameda are under jurisdiction of Board No. 62. Those living west of Sherman Street are included in Board No. 63, which will register them Washington School and the Woodstock Village Community Center in Alameda. Volunteers to aid with registrations from 7 a.m.

to 9 p.m., for the three days, are wanted by Board No. 62. War Clinic to Open Way for Contracts San Francisco's "war clinic," scheduled to open at the Whitcomb Hotel February 2, is expected to develop millions of dollars of new business in Northern California, cording to Colonel F. Smith, State director of the Division of Contract Distribution. As a result of the National defense clinic held in San Francisco last November, negotiations were started that are expected to result in more $2,000.000 worth of business, Colonel Smith said.

Smith reported that his office had been advised that nearly $400,000 in subcontracts have already been placed as the result of the previous twoday meeting of prime and subcontractors. Approximately 60 major exhibits will be open for inspection six days a week to those who have manufacturing facilities, Smith said, in urging all manufacturers to visit the clinic. A staff of engineers, headed by R. W. Hawksley, clinic manager, will be on hand to advise potential subcontractors seeking war contracts.

Miss Anderson to Sing on February 6 BERKELEY, Jan. 20. The program for a recital by Marian Anderson, contralto, which will open in the men's gymnasium at the University of California at 8:30 p.m. February 6, was announced today by the committee on music and drama. Selections are as follows: Begrussung G.

F. Handel So wie die Taube. Handel Agnus Dei G. Bizet Fragment aus dem Aeschylus F. Shubert Der Tod und das Madchen.

Auf dem Wasser zu singen. Ave Maria Schubert Pleurez mes yeux--Aria from "Le Cid" Jules Massenet INTERMISSION Songs My Mother Taught Anton Dvorak The Christ is Risen S. Mistress Minion Winter R. Quilter Blow, Blow, Wind, Quilter Negro Folk Go Down Moses. by Burleigh Let Us Break Bread Together Arr.

by Lawrence Tramping Arr. by Boatner Honor, Honor by Johnson Miss Anderson will be accompanied at the piano by Franz Rupp. Driver Found Not Guilty by Jury SAN LEANDRO, Jan. the first jury trial held here in more than a year, Howard C. Ashton, 27, of 22394 Princeton Street, Hayward, was found "not guilty" of a misdemeanor drunk driving charge.

Ashton, arrested November 28 by an officer of the California Highway Patrol, appeared in the San Leandro- Justice Court of Judge A. W. Bruner. 'Radio English' to Be Theme of Talk "Radio English" will be the subject of Noyes MeKay, public speaking consultant, when he addresses the e. San Francisco Advertising Club's luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Palace Hotel.

William B. Ryan, club president, will preside, AAHMES TEMPLE TO ELECT OFFICERS Officers of the Aahmes Shrine Temple who will serve throughout 1942 will be elected tomorrow night, according to Bob The new officers will be installed immediately following their election with Alden E. Glaze, retiring potentate, presiding. Glaze will be presented with the Past Potentate's jewel by Past. Potentate, B.

A. Forsterer. A life membership in Aahmes Temple will be presented to Glaze by Past Potentate Kenneth C. Gillis. Four representatives to the Imperial Council and one trustee will be elected at the meeting also, Abernethy said.

William Wells present Glaze with the "Memoirs of 1941." Officers assisting Glaze in the installation ceremonies will include Thomas J. Ledwich, chief rabban; Herman L. Engelhardt, assistant rabban; William E. Wood, high priest and prophet Jerry T. Cord, Oriental guide; Fred C.

Wells, treasurer; and Abernethy. Dads Club to Hear Piedmont Mayor Mayor Lawrence F. Moore of Piedmont will address a dinner meeting of the Oakland District of Dads Clubs on Thursday evening at the Robin Hood Inn. In addition, officers of the Oakland Police Department will describe the organization of the Junior Traffic Boys. Al Emmrich will preside, and Lionel Benas will be program chairman.

Announced For Berkeley Singer 2, on CAN MONEY: SAVE DO 08 CAN WE of 23, Poat 2536 Fred and signs man del son of 38th 1-lb. Jar KRANK'S 1-oz. LATHER Ephedrine KREEM 319 NOSE Box of 50 $25c 1-oz. SANITARY ANALGESIC NAPKINS 396 13-oz. KOTEX 12's Orange Blossom Talcum Tc KOTEX 1-lb.

Internal EPSOM SALTS 94 WOODBURY Cakes Extra Heavy SOAP MINERAL OIL $1.29 Cakes 100 5 Grain TOILET ASPIRIN SOAP current retail lists used to denote size and WE RESERVE THE Funeral services for John Virgil Sweetser, 70, well known Berkeley singer, were scheduled for this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Grant D. Miller Cathedral Sweetser, died a Sunday prolonged at a illness. local The family home is at 2605 Ashby Avenue, Berkeley. He operated a bank equipment and fixtures business. After living for many years in Pasadena, Sweetser moved to Berkeley five years ago.

He was formerly a member of the Orpheus Club's men's chorus and the choir of St. John's Presbyterian Church in Befkeley. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Sutherland Sweetser, a sister of the late Dr. Hester M.

Sutherland, for many years resident physician at the old Fabiola Hospital; a daughter, Mrs. Melvin Wood, whose husband is the son of the late Superior Judge Fred V. Wood: and a son, J. Russell Sweetser of Santa Ana. Mistake Rectified! DELICIOUS -alone or with other of Get foods! Recipes book MUSHROOMS HI gate 5455 had a leather zipper case taken by mistake from their car so quick like in a hurry they placed an ad and in one day it was returned.

of dinner FRIENDLY Hagstrom' Specials BUY -DEFENSE U.8. WE RESERVE THE for Tuesday Wednesday BONDS STAMPS AND RIGHT to LIMIT. NO Jan. 20th and 21st NOW! SALES to DEALERS Grapefruit Desert Chief. 2 46-oz.

can PEAS STOKELY'S HONEY POD No. 2 cans 2 tor CORN SAW Golden Baby Kernel. QUALITY Juice 2 for 1 cans BEANS STOKELY'S KIDNEY No. 2 cans 2 tor 2 cans Bantam or HAGSTROM'S -PIONEERS OF QUALITY MEATS ROUND STEAK Tender and juicy PORK CHOPS Large Loin and LAMB CHOPS Shoulder Rib LAMB CHOPS Rib and Large Loin. LB.

TANG AKO-No. CRAB BORAX BORAX Boraxo POWDER CHIPS 20 Mule Team Mule Team 20 Mule Team 10-oz. cans 2-lb. Large package. 2 for Large LAVA Bar SOAP 94 APRICOTS COFFEE King's Delight--Whole Unpeeled MJB or Chase and No.

2 for 2-lb. Sanborn-1-lb. can PASHA -No. can PEACH TIDBITS for Rio Del Mar Sardines Filet 8-oz. 2 for KRAUT 2 can Vitamin Fresh FRUITS Land VEGETABLES ORANGES Sunkist.

Large. doz. LEMONS doz. CALAVOS 2 tor LETTUCE Extra Imperial large. 2 for TOASTIES pkg.

Golden 8 Pint CREAM of WHEAT GLOBE AI BISCUIT CEREAL FLOUR Quick or reg. Lg. pkg. Small pkg. 146 Pancake, 21-lb.

pkg. SALAD Globe FLOUR No. 10 bag DRESSING bag $1.08 Miracle Whip. Quart pint Krispy SODA CRACKERS 1-lh. pkg.

2-Ib. pkg. PINEAPPLE tins tall No. tins 196 No. 196 White PURE STRAWBERRY Sun Prest Snow MILK Large 20-oz.

25c FANCY Tomato Tall tins Hills Bros. RED CAN JUICE 4 for. 319 COFFEE 1-Ih. tin 2-lb. tin 12-oz.

tall tin SHORT-END SEMOLINA BAG BEAN SPAGHETTI 200 STAND 5 1. PURE PEACH JAM 2 1bs. 224 Carnation MALTED PURE MILK lb. 226 Hand DATES California lb. CRANBERRY 3 lbs.

BEANS RED DOG HEART FOOD 3 276 JACKS VEGETERIA SWEET, JUICY each ORANGES RIPE AVOCADOS each 56 FANCY FRESH CARROTS 2 bunches 56 SALAD OIL STATION Your jug, gallon. LUCA'S SPECIAL OIL $1,30 HAYWARD DAIRY Fresh 2nd Quality BUTTER lb. California MILD CHEESE lb. CHEESE MONTEREY 1b. 276 FOOD MART Strictly Fresh, Large GRADE EGGS don.

Armour's BUTTER Clover 1st Er Bloom 1b. 426 quality FRESH SLICED COLD MEATS 1b. MALONE'S Malone's 1st Quality BUTTER lb. 426 Fresh Large GRADE EGGS dos. 416 SLICED Boiled Ham Ibe PURE PRIMROSE SALAD OIL tin.

Gallon $130 Day-old Bread, 2 loaves Tillamook lb. Sunlight Oleo lb. 160 HAM LOAF Cottage Rolls EASTERN BACON Piece lb. SMOKE MART MODEL tin. Large 696 DILLS tin Large 726 OUR Advertiser 50 3 tor 106 SINGLE-EDGE Razor Blades 25 for DAVIDSON'S DELICATESSEN EASTERN TENDER'D HAMS Butts Shanks, or 296 EASTERN BACON Sliced, or CANADIAN STYLE BACON 396 TO LINER.