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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland, California
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BRAZILIANS PROTEST RECALL OF ENVOY ICulberfson Attacked by Soviet Writer 8 Ok Ojklirtd THbuiit, FHday, Dec. 20, Antioch to Install Parking Refers ANTIOCH, Dec 20. Parking meters will be installed soon on local streets. Members of the city council today are considering bids submitted for the installation of the parking devices. Cpuncilmen voted to install parking meters several weeks ago.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. i t. ii i imernw rtPf 2n cause is not oniy mat me tfoisne- of anti-Communist demon-WanJao in Moscow had agreed to "2 PS? rSiSSrf AS J1 confiscated stde i. CJ j1 "9 tSi.SS::" He should for--' A series strations last night during which uu writer? uu vnuxc ouu give the Bolsheviks this guilt te mobs stoned the party's headquarters, burned a Russian flag, wrecked election billboards and beat a guardsman followed an announcement that Bf azil was withdrawing the second secretary from her Mos- cow. EmbassyY at request.

Foreign Minister Raul Femandes Batista Soares De Pina, but said tional affairs; for a savage attack In I he believed the secretary was not pravda. Communist party organ, cause cards have brought him responsible for a street fight in( culbt56rii captured Zaslavskjfs fbatraks (peasants who slave for wljich he was reported to have been attention because of a pamphlet he landlords) in Czarlst -s. intolved. had writteH Gained as "Should We The Russian publicist began by The foreign minister said he had Fight denouncing professionalcard clubs asked for an official report on the "Ely hateS the Soviet tfnion, SCsp- and card circles as a Kingdom of incident. slavsky said "He has reasons.

The jRascals," headed by Culbertson. 1 irit of Qhristmas inspires 1 TheSp i 1 No on was seriously injured when this British airliner crashed into a house and remained in this position near Norholt Airport, Middlese x. England. The plane crashed while taking oil in tit blinding snowstorm. It struck four other houses, setting them afire, before coming tor resL AP Wlrephoto -ria icadlo transmission from London.

traditionally at Christmas time wise men. yomen the holiday with bountiful gifts of silvef gold, plat-inum and precious gems. Thus, from the very beginning, jewelry has provided the most symbolic gifts for the holiday. Davidson Lieut's great stocks, which contains the choibes pieces from the world's treasures of jewelry, provide gifdi with spe-cial symbolism for every presentation. There is anfectra symbolism at Chistmas in the store's liberal gift plti of 'credit which opens its tremendous assortments to all orihi cHHRcjE- account tp yoii Reynolds Funeral Scheduled Monday Funeral services Ifor Williafti B.

Reynolds, 70, former wholesale paper business representative in the GENEROUS perfect diamond, ceouine onyx rings for, Jfar $85.00 PAY FROM WEEKLY xrZ ZD JL VTVID contrasts la large genuine cjrx, perf. dlas.1 ft let. nat gld. as low as U.U PAY FROM $1.25 WEEKLY AVID Police Arrest Driver Too for Trial The rn 3ay on which his atlor-ney presented a medical certificate stating hkf eljent wai "too ill" to appear in eout on a drunk driving charge, Aubiiey P. Wright, BO, of 486 S5th Street, ias arrested on in identical charge, the latest in! a series of arrests dating back to 1929, polite reported, I Wright rai arrested last night by Patrolmen Rytnond Pierce and Cal- vin Clayton irhile drivinf I truck at Slst and San Pablo in what they termed a 'Waving manner." With him fend arrested as was jAfthur Fisher, 39, of the aame addrsa a Earlier juif the da Wright's attorney, osejih Rankin, presented a -medical certiificate to Judge; Chris B.

stating that Wright was tod ill to appear fotj a jury traL He wili bp arraigned by Judge, on thj latest Charge Monday, a BERCOVICH SON PLAN NEW HOME Removal of E. Bercovich and Son, pioneer furniture store, from 13th and Clay Streets to a new location at 1714 Franklin Street was in prospect toddy as the result of a lease agreement negotiated by the Lionel Company. The lease transaction and a renovation program planned by the firm will approximate an Investment of $200,000. The-firm-will take possession of its new location, a three-story building with mezzanine floor and basement, on April .1. Extensive remodeling, along modernistic lines with emphasis on a glass front design, will precede opening of the new store', planned for July i Tbe firm, in business here for the past -40 years, Is headed by Albert Bercovich as president It was originally established at Eighth and Bay area who died "Wednesday in Hollywood Hospital following a heart attack, will be held at 10:30 ijm.

Monday amhe Truman Company 'M a ry, 1935 Telegraph Avenue. Reynolds was a native of Oakland and lived here until he moved to Los Angeles IS years ago to- become secretary of the Southern California Paper Trades Association; In recent years he had been engaged as a business counsellor for various trade associations. He was a member of COMPANY. Sequoia Lodge No. 349, F.

A. and Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies. Surviving are his widow, Lena; PHOTOGRAPHIC GIFTS TO RECORD THOMAS SPIRIT four sons, Lewas and Wallace Reynolds, both of Berkeley: Mai- 1.10 $3j0O Hickok 7 i 26.75 col mfteynolds, Oakland Architect, and Duncan B. Reynolds, of San 297 ALBUMS a I BOOKS foremost authorities CHEMICALS EAmtn, Edw.l DARK ROOM EQUIPMENT Clay Streets, moved to 11th and Clay Print toaga Safe lights where it remained 10 years and then to the present location which it has occupied for nine years. Included in the lease is an acU joining lot which will be used for customer parking.

The property is owned by Judge T. W. Harris. LENSES, 6U F4.5 WolItsaj 113X5 Leitx 90mm, Leica F4.5 -i: 115.50 Leiu 127 mm, Leica F4. 171.50 RANGE FINDERS Kalariiii de Luxe Prism for S.

G. 3850 Hugo Meyer, for S. G. I 34.50 Pocket range finder, H. tS 12.50 SLXD'E PR7'CTRS, 2x2.VokW 13.90 2)5 Act resi Ma tc Sa In Forced Landing SUN VALLEY, Idaho, DectO.

(JP) Apparently uninjured when their private plane was forced jdown at Contact, Nev, Actress Norma Shearer and her husband, Marty Arrouge, finished their jotirney to 4Ms wihteiresorby car. The management said tii FJ Cl a F. av HI 65 2.50 1.00 1.10 795 46.13 20.29 76.55 26.93 Thermometer Yankee trays ENLARGERS, Solar 120, F4.5 Federal, 219 with lens Precise Jr with lens Solar, "EXPOSURE METERS, G-E LIBERAL perfect blue white diamond rings for men as $100 PAY FROM $1.50 WEEKLY, 3 dimenM coated leni, cm: EXCITING genuine stones :a.vari-ety of colors; smartly fashioned 14 karat PAY FROM $1.25 WEEKLY 1 1 Out of 100 U.S. Workers in Capital WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.

WV- Francisco, and two brothers, Guy Reynolds of Oakland, and Spalding Reynolds of Compton, Calif. Boy Recovers After Kitchen Operation EAST ORANGE, NJ Dec. 20. (Sy Tommy Stanley, 4, was recovering today after an emergency operation performed at home by his physician uncle who used a nine-inch kitchen carving knife to relieve the boy from choking to death on orange seed and pulp. Tommy's uncle, Dr.

Thomas A. Stanley, slit the boy's windpipe to permit respiration while the father, Charles P. Stanley held Tommy on the living room couch. The boy had swallowed the seed and pulp from half an orange his mother' was preparing for SUN SHADES, all mod. cm L50 43 Note quantities limited the couple, tfho first met here when Only 11 out of every 100 Federal Arrouge wqs a resident I kl in keri are in Washington, corn- structor, called from Contact last 1 red with about 14 before the war.

night i to saj they had been fore The Civil Service Commission MHBSaMaKBJBMSHBMSlllBaaBIIBSBIlSBIIiaiMMiMiBH to land ther instead of at Gooding, as anticipated. I A car waiting at Gooding was dispatched t6 Contact to bring them here. cited these figures today as an example, of the government's decentralization program. It said that of the 2,119.000 Federal workers In this country last October, 224,700 were in the Washington area, i No I rtasoii was given ifor thai forced landing. i 1 i i i i i ENCHANTING Elgin, Vol-upte, Wadsworth (illus.

5.50), from 1.00 NOBLE watch attachments: filledjhdavy expansion, 11. 50; basksjt weave 1 12.50 FASCINATING Richelieu, Marvella, Lamina and other famous brands, price 7.50 up 'I: 7T SINCERE, dainty: Helbros wrist LOYAL, sturdy: Helbros scrap ji filled; Ann 7c priced from pZ 3 PAY ONLY $1.25 WEEKLY filled; from $3e50 PAY FROM WEEKLY -f -t I ii i im -n i i ffl s4i VIVACIOUS Wklacer. gen-, uine birthstontsj 14 kt. gold; from 19.00 INVITING cigarette cases by famous makers; plate $7 XX) iUlus. Sterling $280) REFINED Krementz and Swank sets and single pieces: clip shown 3.20 i it HONEST, smart: Elgins de Luxe; 17 natural and rose gold filled; limited supply "at popular PAY ONLY $1.25 WEEKLY t)EPEND ABLE, beautiful Bulova wrist watches; 17 Tjr jewels; from 4) PAY ONLY 1.25 WEEKLY I THOUGHTFUL: Sterling identification bracelets for GAY colored earrings in gold filled: painty designs; prices start ij .1 6.75 INTELLIGENT style for all time: Sterling identification bands 12'50 up her 2.50 up i i i I Ml La 1 Ui VJ llWUn I i i I 1 1 i i i i i I I CONSCIENTIOUS, exquisite: Lady Elgins 19).

filled and 14 kt very limited PAY FROM $1.25 WEEKLY RESPECTED Bui ova strap watches; 17 and 21 jewels filled; numerous modeb PAY FROM $1.25 WEEKLY INSPIRED han4arved cam-eos set in solid gold: priced ATTRACTIVE watch brace lets: filled expansion, 9.00 GENUINE leathern varied grains, colors, styles; some gold mounted; from 4.90 24.50 basket from 8.93 weave Also Saturday and Monday Higk! i i LL I fl cp ap ANY prices always Include Federal tax 6 lUtail Store E. Uth St. at 29th Ave. 20th AND BROAD WAY OAKLAND i.

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