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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland, California
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"ITT "TinyniTiilt.iin-i ri I' Oakland Tribune; Wednesday, March 2, Tl, 10 Church Members fefe 'RIGHTISTS' WIN POINT HIM TRIAL OVER. FELLOWSHIP ELECTION ROW Bay Command Over the 'Bookmobile Has Birthday "1 yesterday denying cross, examina OAKLAND Rev. John E. Zoller The Rev. John E.

Zoller, minister of Grace Community Methodist Church and Church Editor of The Tribune, and Mrs. Zoller, were honored at a farewell nfntinn tion questions that he and his col defense counsel evidence of a so-called "rightist" rb- Cantain TTarrv Tt. TTorwov land's Fellowship of Humanity was leagues attempted to "stack" the membership roll in an effort to keep himself in office as president. Cor STORE land: Naval Air Station at a formal 4 following meeting, which' split Into two groups, Defense, Atty. D.

Erickson objected but was overruled. Miss Bjornson said that the general meeting became so disorderly that Corson announced the business would be conducted outside in a conducted the meeting and two resolutions were adoDted shi nairf. Alameda County "Bookmobile, iuu 'm me cnurcn group's trial of a contested election. The rightist fartinn v. son, did say that about 60 of the inspection.

He succeeds Capt. Henry F. MacComsev. who now is command names were written in the master OPEN held recently at the church." i E. O.

Corson, is trvi ice minister has been commissioned chaplain in the TTniferf Stat the roving library on wneeis, celebrated its first birthday wih a flourish today. Xhe big pink candle in its cake rortrd- Its noDiilaritv in the ing officer of the Alameda. Naval Superior Courth that the session Was Constitutional. TTnnrair. THURSDAYS roll "after the deadline" but held that the signatures were taken from membership cards, signed within the prescribed time before the Air Station.

Navy and is leavinsr to rota Rrm. Home was transferred to Oak "That made possible the election of election. unincorporated areas caused it to defense, led by A. Mueller, con tends the meeting at the FeUowship center, 411 28th Street, was "a rump session. land from the Naval Air Technical erton, Wash.

More than" 10a members and friends of the church attended the buffet supper and Drozram in which Training a Memphis, Tenn: where he was chief or stair. Miss Anea' Biomsnn NOON TILL is a no An way Mrs. Duane Bartholomew. Master i.vrt tt anti-submarine ser- cmcs teacher and president of the Corson siat. tnnV vii Arr9 World War H.

Horney Rex Kidd. Miss Nacy Martin. Mrs. Larry Williams. Miss Doris Brous.

Judge Ralph Hoyt to tell how she St. Martha's Guild SAN LEANDRO, March 2. A luncheon meetmg of St Marthas Guild of All Saints Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow at 12:30 with. Mrs. Fred Donlevy, Mrs.

Allen Haefer and Mrs. John Mrs. Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Mar. oiiicers.

i was cnosen president and a board of directors was picked," This action is attacked by the Mueller forces on the grounds it was "not a properly adjourned meeting, was not duly noticed and was a rump 'session On the other hand Corson accused Mueller's men with seizing power. He labeled that faction with "Red sympathies. Corson concluded his testimony wa iectea. graduated from the Naval Academy at Annapolis in the class of 1927 and was the first ensign assigned to the rarrier Saratoga. He became a vin Whetstone took part.

A previous meetinc in whivv, r. The Rev. Zoller has been, pastor of the church sinri Jim. lflfl. Un son was held in the church study by his opponents was described by her as an "organized-nnrna Naval aviator in 1930.

AIR BASES SURVEYED der his leadrshm th nw tinrhi. Hoover as co-hostesses. A -book review will be civen bv Mrs. A. 13 Rood Curtain Calls ry of the church was completed When she went Into details" of the Tn 1941.

as commanding officer 'if HartwelL ana consecration services held. a TTRS. he led sur vey expeditions for the establish ment of air bases the uaiapagos -J Islands and Ecuador ana surveyed has in the Caribbean, the Cana outstrip the door circulation oi any stationary branch. Mrs. Dorothy Roberts, county librarian, reported that mobile" issued more than 32,000 books for- home use since its start.

The largest branch, at Ttamona and avenues, in Albany, held the previous record of 30,123 circulation a year. 1 In hanging up its laurels, the Bookmobile," driven by William McDonald, traveled 000 miles. It established regular stops atyAsh-land, Fairmount, Sunset, HayVard -Highlands, Palomares, Dublin, Mur-. ray, Inman, May, Green, Vasco Road Altamont and Mountain House. The traveling unit has a stock of 3S00 books for adults and children and has 1900 registered borrowers.

"The value of the year's work is expressed feebly by these dry facts I in comparison with the countless personal' comments from 1 satisfied readers," Mrs. Roberts said. The greatest volume of fanmail came from children, the object of the library system's attack on off- setting comic hooks, dian Arctic and Greenland. LJ 77H JyOS OAIiXAND'S LEADING iT) sy cnLomiEns Fon We was oDerations officer for, Copt Harry R. Homey is the new commanding officer oi the Oakland Naval Air Station.

Navy photo. Fleet Air Wing Five, which carried nut anti-submarine warfare, from 1941 to 1943, after which he was made commanding officer oi ine Air Station. Areentia. New foundland, for anti-submarine oper-r ations in the Iforth Atlantic AIDE TO BYRD In 1945, he was commanding the Cumberland Sound; which was assigned to tne occupation forces; which entered Japan. The shin in Hornev's command.

was Alameda to Enter Key Franchise Talks "ALAMEDA, March 2. The City of Alameda, which has not pressed for a Key System franchise to date, has decided to join Berkeley and Oakland in negotiating with the transportation firm. The City Council last night passed a resolution authorizing City Manager Carl Froerer to enter the discussions. Froerer said the 2 per cent of gross revenue offered the City of Alameda by the Key System would amount to approximately $14,000 a year. used for the timing and laboratory group of scientists for Operation Crossroads at Bikini.

The 1 underwater bomb exploded in the Bikini tests was fired by remote control from Harney's ship. Then he was chief of staff for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd on the recent expedition to the South Pole. Surf Victim Idgntifigrl SANTA CRUZ. March 2.iU-A body found in the surf near her yesterday has been identified as that 1 of 31-year-old Otis Caswell Mahoney who drowned while fishing off ths rocks at Bank.

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