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Vntu.u wvtwUi tft mi JUL FOUND SLAIN. Bible Expert to Speak CONCORD, Dec. Harry Leonard, State chairman of Bible Soldier Held on Robbery Charge HOYUEEKS LAW MAKING FALSE ALARM-FELONY Two Livermoreans to Aid Church Meet IJYERMORE, Dec. 16. Two Livermoreans will be prominent in the annual- -corfference of young people of Presbyterian Churches of Southern Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, to be held at Hay-ward, December 28 to Rev.

E. Clawson, pastor of the Livermore Presbyterian Church, will be dean of the conference. Serving on his staff will be Miss Tressie Richards, home economics teacher at the Livermore High School. Berkeleyan Is Slain by Gang i Body Found in Auto In S.F. Parking Lot; Vengeance Hinted literature, will address the Mt.

Diablo Women's Club at its stated meeting in the Veterans Memorial Building here tomorrow afternoon on "Christmas traditions." Relax, Mayor Urges Citizens Go About Your Normal Affairs Calmly, Is Plea Of City Executive District Attorney Ralph E. Hoyt, head of the Alameda County Council for Civilian Defense, announced Colonel Still Mum, But Court Speaks Up; Army Truck. Involved today that his organization will re1 I 1 quest the State Legislature to make it a felony to turn In any false fire alarms during the present war Sylvester Roosevelt the An appeal that the people of Oak Breuner's Store Hours: 8:45 to 'A land continue their normal activl colonel Phillips today was held to answer in Superior Court fin A fin emergency. Hoyt said that proposed law would govern all fire alarms, ties calmly and Confidently was on a robbery charge. voiced today by Mayor John F.

Sin- Phillip, at if you didn't know, is vich, chairman of the Oakland De Gangland vengeance Is believed to have overtaken Ronald J. Meyer, 39, Berkeley printer and ex-convict, whose bullet-pierced body was found on the rear seat of a car in a San Francisco parking lot early today. Meyer, who was refeased from the Alameda County Jail September 17 after serving a term for attempted burglary, is believed to whether they be turned in during a blackout or broad daylight. It is a misdemeanor now to ring a fense Council. the 22-year-old Negro soldier who weift A.W.O.L.

in a Army false fire alarm. At the same time, a uniform Give a Philco Radio for Years of Continuous Pleasure truck, assertedly robbed an Oak blackout ordinance form is being land service station operator, and "It is absolutely essential for the welfare and prosperity of the people and business institutions of Oakland that we go about all ordinary activities of life, and preserve a calm, sane attitude toward the problems pre drawn by Attorney General Earl wrecked the truck and three private have been a member of San Fran Warren and copies were expected Cisco's "blackout safecracking gang." automobiles in Sari" When the evening was over, ac to be on their way to all Call' fornia cities by evening. And it was the considered opinion sented by present world conditions. of Robbery Detail Inspector William he Baid. Mayor Sla-Wch said it is not neces McMahon that Meyer was "rubbed cording to the official report, police dragged a one-third filled gin bottle from the shattered truck along with Plays Records on a Beam of Light! out" by other members of the gang, spry to suspend any essential activi' ties if instructions are followed care Meyer, brother of Romayne Probation Office To Work at Night New night office hours for the Alameda County probation office fully.

He urged that people of the Phillips. Meyery20, who was slalh by Oak' land police in 1925 when he at' tempted-lo flee while being queS' city go ahead with plans for Christ The complaining witness in Police mas parties and other observances Court today was Fred Malfetti, pro. of the holiday season. "Go ahead with your shopping. prietor of the service station at 620 tioned about an abortive candy store burglary, lived at 1611 62nd Street, Berkeley.

He had worked as a bollermaker's helper, Homicide Business must continue normally were announced today by waiter Stone, deputy county probation officer. Until further notice, the office, in the basement of the Courthouse, will be open from 5 to 7 o'clock $177 Ronald J. Meyer, 39, Berkeley printer and ex-convict whose 23-year record oi crime was cut short by gunfire. Police believe lie was the victim oi gangland vengeance. Tribune photo.

or It will suffer a severe reverse, the Mayor stated. Detail Inspector George Engler said. "Relax. Amusement is necessary SCOFFS AT SUICIDE each evening, in addition to its regular daytime hours. day Street Phillips, after "tanking up" the Army truck, was said to have leveled his service revolver at Malfetti and ordered: "Get me a $10 bill from the cash register." Malfetti said he complied, hand-; ing over currency and silver.

But to maintain our morale. Go to the theaters and other amusement places. Engler scoffed at a suicide theory. Stone said that there are more They will be coriductedyin strict con formity with defense regulations." thaw 1000 persons who report regularly-to the office, and he urged He said Meyer had probably been shot while outside the car and then his body had been placed on the rear seat The parking lot is across those who work during the day to "Go about your" work as usual. We have a big job to perform.

A calm, Woman Hangs Self -f- stop at the office immediately after the stueet from 212 Stevenson Street. confident frame of mind will do the completion of their day's work. The blanket-shrouded body was discovered by Albert Andrews, 278 much to accomplish that job effec tively," Mayor Slavich said. At Boarding House Psychiatrist Dies Precita Avenue, the lot attendant. Phillips, he said, handed back all but one bill, explaining: "I only want the $10.

You keep the Change yourself." Judge Chris Fox held Phillips to answer in the higher court. And still it's a mystery what the colonel said. But, then, it probably couldn't have been printed. WASHINGTON. Dec.

15. (A5) The Oakland Defense Council and the civil authorities are working in close co-operation with the United Easy Terms Philco's famous beam of light reproduction is further improved this Christmas! Their new exclusive. Stroboscope pitch and tempo plays your records with such accuracy they seem like actual perform ancesl Far-reaching radio reception keeps yon eon stantly in touch with tht news, too. BERKELEY, Dec. IS.

While other McMahon exhibited a sledge hammer and crow bars tools of the safe cracker's trade found in Dr. Loren Bascom Taber Johnson, 68, widely known psychiatrist and former president of the Clinico States authorities, and, the situation occupants of the boarding house at is well in hand, according to the Meyer's car. ivjo J- Koy Avenue chatted ani Pathological Society, died last sight Mayor. Discovery of clav. which is not native to the San Francisco area, on the man's shoes, gave rise to -He urged all persons to observe all precautions as ordered by the Defense Council and co-operate with the theory that Meyer might have matedly upstairs, Mrs.

Catherine Reed, 81, made her way to the basement, stood on a box, looped a rope around her neck and over a rafter and then kicked the box away. A Fire Department inhalator crew which worked over her for 20 mi the Fire and Police Departments. Saboteurs in U.S. Starred lor a Practical Christmas UOME GIFTS! You Are Invited to Shop Direct and Save at utes was unable to revive her. Face Death Penalty The body was discovered by Amos WASHINGTON, Dec.

15. (U.R) The House today passed and sent to the Senate legislation providing M. Gamble, husband of the landlady. Mrs. Gamble said the woman had been in ill health for some time and had threatened to take her life.

She leaves a widower who is a patient at the Younsville Veterans Horned 1 9 -Tube Radio Short Automatic Changer Push Button tuning an optional death penalty for sabO' tage that exposes any person to se rlous injury. been taken for a gangland "ride before being slain. Meyers had been dead for about eight hours when Andrews made the grisly find. He had been shot through the chest. The gunman fired the shots from some distance said Coroner J.

J. Kingston in bolstering the murder theory. Authorities also found significant the statement of Meyer's widowed mother, Mrs. Evelyn I. Meyers, that enmity existed between her son and Tomas Walsh, 48, an alleged accomplice, who was released from the county jail on September 17.

ENMITY EXISTED "They were mad at each other," the mother admitted, although discounting any theory that her son WILTON'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Everything New Warehouse-Priced 1815 E. 12th Street No fancy display to pay for here. Just come to this rough warehouse for your home gifts of furniture, rugs, lamps, toves, as fine as you'll find anywhere. Terms. JflKSh Maple Gift Pieces.

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yesterday say ev a ing he would be away for three days. She supposed he was looking for employment as a printer, she said. Meyer was placed on a year's pro bation when his brother was fatally shot by then Corporal Fred Barbeau, In 1926 he was sentenced to San Quentin from Modesto for forgery alter' he and four others were ar aflL h' ittW Easy Tune in stations far and near with this powerful new radio. It brings in European short wave easily' on its "band spread" dial. Ready, too, for the static free Frequency Modulation broadcasts of the near future.

Trade-in your old radio and treat the whole family with this magnificent gift PLYWOOD VALLBOARD SISALKRAFT AND OTHER MATERIALS rested in a Nob Hill apartment in connection the alleged opera tions of a State-wide bogus check ring. DYNAMITE CACHE His, last brush with the law came in December of 1940 when he, Walsh and Edward Van, 48, were trapped Dy snenri deputies as they kept a midnight rendezvous at a dynamite E. K. WOOD LUMBER CO. cache near the Carauinez Bridge.

They were arrested as suspects in IB Metropolitan Oakland safe bur Frederick King Sti. glaries in which $10,000 was taken, Van was sentenced to Folsom for Telephone FRuitval 0112 for Prompt Service of the law forbidiing ex-T Push Button Tuning Built-in Aerial Tone Controls Short Wave Band convicts to possess guns. Walsn and Meyer were returned to Oakland where they pleaded guilty on April 18 to attempted burglary charges in connection with the attempted loot ing of a market at 1918 Park Boule vard. They drew six-month jail terms although they faced possible life imprisonment as habitual crim ihals. Sheriff Swears in Additional Deputies Con Travel, Tool $41.50 Easy Ttrtnt Take this Philco wherever you go, by car, train or and keep up with history as it's being made.

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T' 9 the act. Wait not for RAIN to It is time to call for our beautiful 1942 free calendar Gleason explained that the men were needed because he and the 89 deputies previously in service have been working for 12 to 18 hours a by WEST "ONE-DRESS BEULAH" day since the emergency became loeaue riiu CLOAK acute. Also, four patrols will be added in lr1 the Hayward area, and two at Liv- ermore. The new men, taken from the county civil service lists, are George Weekes Clarence W. Mason- heimer, Charles R.

Casaurang. Robert E. Wilson, Henry A. Marks, Ralph M. Condit, Lloyd E.

Ziegler, Robert L. Moore, Wesley C. Wil 0 liams, Oscar J. Watson, Stanjey N. Petersen, Oscar K.

Parks, A. Morris, Hugo B. Cavalli, John W. Welch, Wilbert W. Coulter, George H.

Dennett, James E. Allen and Leslie T. Thompson. Breuner'i Has Complete Gift Selection of COLUMBIA RECORDS Songs from Daughter of the Regiment, sung by Lily Pons, complete in pictured albums. Six Song's from Chocolate Soldier, sung by Nelson Eddy and Rise Stevens, in album $2.80 Love Music from Tristan and Isolde, played by Stokowtki and the All-American Youth Orch.

Six1 Strauss Waltzes, played by Andre Kostelanetz and Orchestra. Overture 1812 by Tschaikowiky, played by Cleveland Orchestra, Rodiinski conducting. Peer Cynt Suite by Grieg, played by ths London Philharmonic Orchestra. Sir Thomas Beecham. Workman Wounded By Soldier's Pistol SACRAMENTO, Dec.

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This year they will make easier the troubles of six million men and women and children, who will receive benefits because onMone to whom they were dear practiced 1 thrift and did not wait for rain to weave i cloak. INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE 60 East 42nd Street New York, N. Y. Formed by 100 leading life insurance companies as a eUapng house of information for the public about lift insurance. Questions art weUtmt.

Clellan Air Depot, was shot and seriously wounded in the abdomen today when a pistol that Pvt. John Automatic record player J. Connolly was cleaning in his and dependable radio, plus tent was accidentally discharged, room for a large record li- brary. All that inside a neat walnut or -mahogany com THAT 2-DROP mode for just. $69.95 COLD Album Extra Prices Include Excise Tax Hats by the doi our Beulah possesses and ease snifSy gneezy miseries.

Just two drops Penetro Nose Drops in each nostril aa directed, help give that cold the air. Healing aid of air rushes in an 0) Cloves in the triors her fashiomst stresses rT 1 It'll JR Pounds of junk Jewelry to tone tip and step np cold-clogged noes passages openMip. 25c buys long lasting supply of genuine Thai same dark dress she is trying to pep up. i Broadway HI gale 4343 Frrz A DONT BE A BEULAHI THEM'S A NEW YORK a Twenty-first PEfJETnOSal? CREATION FOR IVIRY OCCASION-IDENTIFIED BY THIS I ABEL PS.

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