Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 13

1 bre4 front vi fttrarx- kail sad c7tS4 li hcp.laliry ej itt rasrortcws ttTtrg rrona Tha Ch-aheU Krl Sr4 te ho.i tat ene 44 Kft l.l p4rtlU ha OikUftd Tribune, llundtj. Apnl 26 1951 13 Chabot Home, Noted City Landmark, to Be Razed and tU early fTft' Kki years it ik. 7" Qj.el Of th fiifVTl I 'J An old h-u It A jf-VS r. cusfccrr. it p.u trml Un 15th of Chi cf jjj -frutf" d.H Oakland.

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Uh hJ brn i fr- yl iied as a ror mirf hruM for r. I 1 1 i ut f'rTe t-5 turn ef th 1 3 XZ I tury whfn Anthony Chb-t and IMPCATED ESGUSH "IINCH CRAFT' jF SEE CM It VN SMCIS hU Utr it wu howptar- rf a pnvi! hrr.t E'n a.t a midt hm fr tU owr.rr a mihkjr.a.r. Of tm a.n Ill ronrr.i ih Xht.r hi(h cnUngt mere r. .4 by big rr.arb mn! and vtWet rr.bJid Ellm rVthm wj a bride ther wh-n sha wu marned to Htr.ry Bolhln, who dtM In 1123 larln a fortuna cf soma 5,050,000 It knew tV fsty cf her we-ddirif WINDSOR v5 :1 mm, IN RICH -MARTIN'S- SCOTCH 4 AQK GRAIN, FULLY LIATHIR LINED lJ An crchll ad from tH Bxux Aim In Pcrrii daiJgraai this has for Anthony Cnabol founder ef Oakland's water ayittm. mora than 70 yean crao.

One th mansion for ths man who car Ills nam to a laka. obarratorf. itr I and achool hara. tha hig old mansion Is blna torn down. It has b-een a rocmincj houaa for err.

own ed by Mr. EUm CThabot BoOitn. Trtbuna photo. I i. i THANK YOiJ.

fBllMDl I'l" fv fj "-i mv RUGS till WOOL SOCIAL t21fS Many Mors st Reduced Prices. Ssmplei ihen Carpet Sowing, Laying Clsaninf Crr.ver.t.-". Ha prr.ferr ot crr-i rr.uic at the Berkeley -h'v-'. Choir To Sing at Rally 41S 14k S. 241 Opera, Ballads On Double Bill t- A professor from Berkeley's Golden Gats Bsptut Theological "Jr Memorial ma-v- rrHurt SYDNEY Australia! World MAIL OtOtll 41S 14 3I IXTIA CAM CO 0 CARPET CO.

3807 TI 2-Jl 500-voice choir during tha youth War II memorial to the to be rally to be held San Francisco constructed in 1831, will h-a a Civic Auditorum oh June 23 as a 150 -foot haft cf aluminum feature at the Southern Baptist topped ith a bronze eagla JUNIOR HISSES' VOr.lEU'S 'k'M ((0)g ndl tv' I If High Fashion! Crepe Lined! Hand Detailed! UxxLluvJ LI VI 1 By CLIFFORD GESSLER A double bill featured Richmond Civ.c Music contribution last right to the opening week cf the new Richmond Memorial Auditorium. Cia-ramie Turner, contralto, the ballad team of Mara; ard Miranda were the contrasting ar-tist5. Miss Turner's sumptuous voice and her lively sense of ar.d tyle made her communicative in arias Handel, Mozart, Verdi and Menem and in miscellaneous sonjs of varied character. She had able of Nino Cornel at the piano. Her vnice came over carly in the huge auditorium, althnush in the more remote regions one was conscious of the distance and nme lost on the way.

The operatic arias projected more powerfuCy than the more intimate songs, FOLK SONGS The folk-singing of Marais and Miranda, accompanied by Marais' guitar, is a still more intimate srt. Although Joff Marais remarked optimistically, in a conversation, that intimacy is a matter of projection, rather than of size, he ar.d his photogenic partner reported to amplification the second cf their share of the program. This program wa s.mila- to those of their earlier Bay area appearances, including Suth African, French, Flemish and German material and the Australian "Waltz. ng Matilda." Mo. interesting.

a. of old. were two Chants of the Bantu tribe Theirs is a carefully paV.ernrd Set, not only the arrancment snd performance of the sonc, but Ln the interspersed spoken interchanges as well. With repeated hearings it lovs the illusion of ipontaneity it may had at tirst. The devices with hich the essential material is tricked out, however, don't altogether obscure the essential simplicity and of the GROUP TO EXPAND Both the opera star and the kalladeers were cordially received snd called upon for extra numbers.

The regular Civic Association I I i i 'Jvl (ie7X i Worsted Sheen Gabardines 4 i 1 lrp-: 0 3 Sharktics Checks Worsted Worsted SU MAURY FLORAL PRINTS I DOTTID AND DAISY FRJ NTS! MONOTONE PRINTS I BIMSltO SHIIRJt ROMJUNU AND TAJ FIT AS I A- sudience was augmented by guests of that gruup and of the municipal dedication committee. Leigh Smith, president of the' sssociation, announced for May 21-June 2 the membership drive In which the organization hops to expand its present membership of around 1500 to the 3700-odd capacity cf the new auditorium. In anticipation of such it has tentatively engaged ss one cf its srtists for next season the 1 A C-te a fcrtrf rfj at.iil awa a I 100 erfW Seie tts fr rnnl 2tm mtM04 tri ft" giee igai sWwijf I Z. Ke es1 Wir 4 WSt 1 1 a 4 rVi hp mM sW 9 Ml ALL LUSUQY SUITSI COSTLY HAND DETAILS! Famous maVsr lavish tht luifs with fine hand details. ImptccabU hand-piptd burton hoU, hand-fsllsd cufTt.

All jacktt fronts lintd with Hymo canvas to kp thtir ihaps lintis. All slimly taprsd skirts with ntat bound scams. Jht richtit wools ns went into thes suits. Tht finest rayon crspei win used for linings. Every style is ParisnipirecJ.

Ruth to Robert Hall right now we expect a seloutl In navy, red, do-cia, beige or grey. Misssrs' sixes 10 to 20. Or IN DAJIY A.M.T0 9F.M. tATVtDAT Av Mi tM eminent pianist, Artur Rubinstein. Revue Scheduled At Naval Hospital A group of volunteer Bay sres entertainers will present "Stsr-Spsngled Revue" for Oakland Nsval Hospital patients tomorrow evening in the hospital su-ditorium.

The show Is under the supervision of Helen Holub, who will be mistress of ceremonies, snd Terry Hertlein, pianist snd program director. Singers, dancers, snd musicians make up the cast, which includes Joyce Mittendorf, La Rene Crs-ersft, Bertie Wright, Diane Ber-man, Lee Blodgett, Maurice snd Miaelli, Anita Kellogg. Alice Williamson, Bunny snd Barbara Walker, and Don Victors and his Rhythm Rascals. 150 Tree Types AM. TO -t AC 4 M.

01M 0AILY 1ATUSOAT- 7 COAST- TO COAST 7 CHATTANOOGA About 150 different species of trees grow tn Great Smoky Mountains Ns- Hons! Park as contrasted with OAKLAND: lGth and JEFFERSON Sfs. sam ens .4 SIS tOVT1 Sr ITlirT AUO IM SJkCSJLMlKTO SAN FRANCISCO: 40 VAN NHS, Jest elf Maris U0O VAUNC1A ST- Near Missis OMLWlDs ICth JEFFEBSOn' Sirtcls1 aati Tailetis in sH of Euxcjw..