Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 12

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1942 NATURE PROVIDED THE BACKDROP The natural beauty of Lakeside California Spring Garden Show, to. right) Mrs. George C. Laden, Marshall, of the Garden Study Park will provide the setting for April 28 to May 3.

Working on Mrs. James MacGaregill, Mrs. Club of the Peninsula. -Tribune FREEDOM OF PRESS ON TRIAL Censor Warns Editors to Keep Faith NEW YORK, April serting that freedom of the was on trial through wartime tary censorship, Director of Censorship Byron Price told the Nation's newspaper editors today would be an unnappy day for of us" if it was found that President's confidence in them been misplaced. "I personally do not believe a day come.

Whether it is up to you," the former executive news editor of the Associated Press, on leave for the wartime post, at the 20th annual meeting of American Society of Newspaper Editors at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Briefly tracing the history of American press and pointing its survival of recurring crises as wars and depressions, he serted that "in spite of all have endured and all that. they the newspapers of the United States may well find the year 1942 a period of supreme trial and judgment." FRIENDLY, FIRM TONES Price's remarks to the editors they opened their three-day gathering, traditionally held in Washington but moved here this year because of wartime conditions the Capital, were delivered friendly but firm tones. He said the results of the expertment to make voluntary censorship work would not be determined Office of Censorship, but "by the publishers and editors who control lications." the policies of individual "We are engaged in a desperate war -a war not only for existence but for that better existence for which we have yearned during long years of doubt and apprehension," he declared. "No industry and no individual can expect escape the tribulations and the sacrifices of such a war.

I have faith that you as editors, and the newspapers you represent, will not flinch tain basic truths" regarding censorrhip, he outlined three: 1- Editors will never like censorship. "Because you are Americans an you resent this sort of 2- -Voluntary censorship will never be an exact science. "It hap- or whimper on the firing CITES BASIC TRUTHS Calling for a recognition of "cer- YOU CAN GET FINE IMPORTED SCOTCH AT A REASONABLE PRICE A BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY $500,000 Voted For St. Mary's New Buildings Will Go Up for Cadet Training Center More than $500,000 will be spent by the Navy in transforming St. Mary's College into an intensified training plant of aviation cadets, it was indicated here today.

Brother Lucius of St. Mary's said he understood from telegrams received from Brother 'Austin, president of the college, who is returning from Washington today, that the whole program will go through immediately. It was understood the Navy plans to call for expenditure of $547,000 on new buildings and other work necessary to prepare to the campus for the intense training of youths to become aviation cadets which begins in June. St. Mary's recently was selected by the Navy Department along with three other American college sites for the training of future pilots, which will include a physical fitness program.

Gerald "Tex" Oliver, until recently head football coach at the University of has been commissioned a lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve and will coach the football team at Navy's new air school at St. Mary's. Bride's Suit Asks $65 Monthly Alimony Alimony of $65 a month was asked today, bride by of Mrs. a year, Jeanne from E. McVicar, L.

Mc Vicar, 24, $260-a-month shipyard blacksmith. Mrs. Me Vicar, 1401 Carlton Street, Berkeley, brought suit for divorce in Alameda County Superior Court, charging cruelty. She also asks custody of their daughter, Linda Lee, 4 months, and $10 a month for her support. The McVicars were married in Reno on January 12, 1941, and separated, last February 20.

Post and Auxiliary To Install Officers An installation of newly elected officers for Astor Post and Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will take place tomorrow evening in. the Oakland Veterans' Memorial Building. Howard Cunning will be installed as commander: George Lee, as senior vice-commander; Charles Rakestraw, junior vice commander; Ralph Fullerton, chaplain; L. W. Gerke, quartermaster Dan B.

Schertle, adjutant; A. J. McGarry, post advocate, and Robert Osterero, officer of the day. New auxiliary -officers will include Josephine Cole, president; Mary Young, senior vice-president; Agnes Logsdon, junior vice-president; Nellie Williams, chaplain, and Bertha Behrn, treasurer. Wheel and Tire Stolen in Daylight ALAMEDA, April Theft of a rear wheel and tire from his automobile in broad daylight was reported to police by Charles Banta, shipyard worker of 1564 Pacitic Avenue, Banta told police he left his automobile in the parking lot of the United Engineering Company Shipyard, at north end of Main Street at- 7:30 a.m.

and found the rear wheel gone at 4:30 p.m. Not only had the thieves calmly jacked the car take the wheel, but they had "used Banta's jack, then took it and a tire pump with them, police found. 'Advertising Pays' 'Advertising Pays' That's what user 5964 Kieth Avenue said when called to rent advertised apartment flat. Vacancy filled, of course. TCH THE SCOTCH THAT'S LIGHT AT A PRICE THAT'S RIGHT King BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY- 86.8 IV PROOF SOMERSET IMPORTERS, LTD.I NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO to to -America Garden Theme Work Rushed at Lakeside Park for April 28-May 3 Show Oakland's Lakeside Park, known throughout the country for' its beauty, took on new splendor today as the time neared for opening of the California Spring Garden Show.

The garden show this year, continuing from April 28 through- May 3, will be held under two huge tents instead of in Oakland Ex-' position Building, the scene of past exhibitions. The natural beauty of Lakeside Park will provide a perfect backdrop for the outdoor section, where many garden clubs and other groups already are arranging their model gardens. The central theme of show will be "Pan-American Gardens Workmen now are engaged in the construction of replica of the famous "floating gardens" of Xochimileo. Under the 277-foot main tent bulldozers have carved a lagoon 176 feet long and varying in width from 11 to 47 feet, Tall poplar trees will rim the lake, which will be dotted with islands covered with flowering vegetation. Small boats, filled to the gunwhales with cut flowers, will be moored along the banks.

Warnings Given To Boat Owners Although no rain fell in the Metropolitan Oakland area yesterday and the district was treated to one of those fine Spring days with all the trimmings, Uncle Sam's weather experts saw fit to hang out a warning to small boat owners, who might be operating along the coastline. Here follows the official report of weather conditions in this section for yesterday, as released today by the United States Weather Bureau: RAINFALL TO 4:30 WEDNESDAY Last Seasl. Nrml. Seasl. Stations 24 hrs.

to date to date last yr. San Francisco .04 24.51 20.46 33.17 Oakl'd, 5:30 p.m. .00 23.15 15.89 26.87 TEMPERATURES High Lowl High Low Colusa 67 40 Soda Springs 32. 6 Del Monte 67 Chicago 72 55 Mt. Hamilton 48 35 Denver.

81 49 Oakland 62 44 Detroit 68 57 Sacramento 64 43 Fort Worth 73 57 Salinas 63 38 Kansas City 74 60 San Francisco 60 51 Miami 80 73 S.F. Airport 61 Minneapolis 79 58 Santa Rosa 65 43 Neva York 63 47 Soda Springs, 78 inches snow on ground. Father of Tribune Circulator Dies SAN DIEGO, April 16. (AP) Charles D. Chaffee, ,51, circulation director of the Southern California Associated Newspapers and circulation manager of the Union and the Tribune-Sun, died yesterday.

A native of Joliet, Chaffee had headed the circulation department of the newspaper group since 1929. Survivors include the widow and a son, Charles D. Chaffee district circulation manager of the Oakland Tribune. BAD CHECK PASSER, HARVARD GRAD MUST GO TO JAIL James B. Tailer, 39, reported to be a member of a prominent New York family and a Harvard University graduate, must serve one year in the San Francisco County Jail as part of the terms of five years' probation granted him after he pleaded guilty to a bad check charge.

Superior Judge Lyle T. also ordered Tailer to make restitution of the $1100 for which he wrote a check January on the Bank of New Yorks and Trust Company and gave to a San Francisco hotel after living there lavishly. Tailer told the court he thought his family in New York had placed sufficient funds in his account but he realized that possibly was behind on his funds when he wrote the check. John D. Kavanaugh, San Francisco probation officer, recommended probation, stating from his observations "it appears the defendant has been the object of indulgence in his early years and has never been subject to any hardships.

believe correctional treatment might be a deterrent." Federal Officer Impersonated, Charge The Federal Grand Jury San Francisco yesterday indicted Maury George Reich on charges of imI personating a Federal officer. Reich was accused of posing as a major in the Army Air Corps and obtaining personal loans totaling $1170 from Bank of America branches in Palo Redwood City, Burlingame, Salinas and San Francisco, the indictment said. ADVERTISEMENT BACKACHE. LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys It backache and leg pains are making you miserable, don't just complain and do nothing about them. Nature may be warning you that your kidneys need attention, The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood.

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Each unit will have. its commander, sergeants, corporals, mechanics, runners and dispatchers. Individual units will be established in San Francisco, Oakland, Marin County, Los Angeles and Portland. Services for Casey Conducted Yesterday Services for Thomas N. Casey, 76, retired deputy County Sealer of Weights and Measures, were conducted yesterday at the Chapel of the Oaks.

Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's Church with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Casey joined the county department in 1925 and retired about five years ago. Casey lived at 493 10th Street.

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