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OaJnilribWe. Wmiifr Sept 95QlJ3 THE STORY OF YOUR TOWN Sheffield Village School to Be Handlns Vcterort Re-EIecfed by Anyeti Sep Ur-dh-l vTm handless Veteran, I wboso motion picture acting won two Dedicated at Rites Tomorrow ass era yeswrasy re TALE OF TALKING MONKEYS SEVERE CASE OF LARYNGITIS elected Harold Russell, SO, was unopposed in, his bid for second one-year term. Prentice G. Smith of Long Beachg only other candidate, withdrew. Watertown, Mask, as' their pa The community will accept the Otto H.

Hieb, president of the school from Hieb through Mrs, J. wni cwiwnwiucr. '-V Ryan, president of the Sheffield Oakland Board of Education, tomorrow night will officially present the new Sheffield Village By JACK BURROUCHS and K. J. Shomber, presi I dent of the Sheffield Village School to the community fat dedication ceremonies to be held in stared coldly Praise always at the stranger.

puts, him on his the new building at 291 Marlow guard. "The affable stranger ignored Drive. Home Owners Association. Greetings will be extended to visitors by Charles rover, assistant superintendent in charge of elementary schools. Demmy's unfriendly attitude and i The program will open at He Vu an old and accomplished thimble-rier.

He could calculate to a mathematical nicety and at split-second glance hit chance of persuading a ttranger to risk a tenner on hia ability to point out the cup under which the elusive pea was reposing. He know his pellet and shells as Pa-ganini knew his violin, Rembrandt hit palette and Napoleon his sword, But as sometimes ft p.m. with the presentation of the colon by three pupils Dickey ACROBATS, MUSIC Daggett Virginia Smiley and Entertainment will include tn CI Carol IfcQovcrn followed by acrobatic number by Judy and community ainging led by Mrs. Joany Ayres. a Hawaiian guitar Norma Wkkman.

happens with great specialists, solo by Kathryn Paulson and a gypsy dance by Carols Hodder, The- Invocation wiu pe pro The school faculty will act as the old thimble-rigger was a babe In, arms outside his own particular pitch. nounced by the Rev. Henry Praed of the All Saints Episcopal hostesses in an open house pro-1 1 i Church of San Leandro. That was how it came about gram which, will follow the dedi INTRODUCK GUESTS cation. Refreshments will be LL took me into his confidence.

Said I impressed him as being an honest man who wouldn't mind turning an honest penny. He explained to me that the bridge building syndicate he represented was anxious to get rid of the old Bay Bridge before assuming the responsibility of building a new Bay Bridge. He said that one big bridge is a fine thing to have for a rainy day, but that a man with two bridges on his hands is so busy he can't call his life his own. Easy Installments "He offered to seH me a SI per cent interest the old Bay Bridge dirt cheap $1100 dollars. All he asked was $50 down and he said I could pay the rest in easy installments.

"At the mention of that word Demmy blew his top. 'Don't you do it, he chat km served by the under the Miss Nello Lewis, Sheffield principal, will introduce honored chairmanship of Mrs. Morris that he was touched in, more ways than one by the sad story of the worried looking gentleman who approached him last Saturday as he was waiting at 12th and Broadway for his A-train. The unhappy looking gentle guests headed by Charles W. Fisher and David S.

Tucker of the The Frocks," a dome act presented bj BeVedf lUciard-son deft). It and Joan Scanlon. 17, was ana of (he featnrM el the Eastmonl-Ccatlaxnont third animal School Data Festlvol'' held last wsk-nd to mark school opening. Oakland Board of Education. Gladstein.

The new Sheffield School provides six bungalows which house three classrooms, a kindergarten, and an auditorium-library in a 36S0 square foot area. The new school has a capacity of 140 Get More Virile Hair in Just .30 Day, man was carrying a capuchin monkey in hia arms a weeper Selmer H. Berg, superintendent of schools, will present the school to faculty and students with the acceptance to be made by Miss Lewis." tapajou with muttonchop whiskers and a crew hair cut He looked even sadder than his master. His restless paws toyed in FRANttWILLIAMS TO TAKE OVER NAACP POST SEPT. 15 tered.

'Installment buying on such easy terms as that is unpatriotic in times like "Well, Sir, the change that came over the stranger was something fearful to behold. 'Okay, Franklin Williams, newly- San Francisco. His appointment appointed West Coast regional wu announced recently by secretary-counsel of the National Water NAACP Amwislion for the Advancement wr)h you second-rate Edgar he snarled at me. and with that pMni, win mime his he stomps away from there, mad Once you notice excessive hair in your combings, itchy scalp, excessive dryness or oiliness, then don't delay, or you're headed for baldness Most bald people could have saved their hair and looks, had they acted in timet Frommes are nationaHy-famoua for their success with "difficult" hair and scalp conditions. So resultful are Frommes modern, scienco-based treatments, that you'll tnji i Mr 'ilp mors virile hair within 30 days Gome in today or tonight for a free, comprehensive hair and scalp exsminstion.

Hopeless eases never accepted. Privatt Ftcililiet for Women. Owr Ut4 Ym Offices Caa to Cart Free hamtaitisa Ksis sfcla Hates Private Offices HOURS: DAILY 11 AM. TO 1:00 11:00 TO PM. duties September 19, it was announced today.

Williams will make his head PERMANENT tht PIN-CURL quarters st the associations regional office, 910 Kearny Street cessantly with a red silk scarf that was wound around his neck. The unhappy looking gentle-man stepped up to the old thimble-rigger and said, "Excuse me. Sir, but my talking monkey has laryngitis. I was wondering If you could" he hesitated as if loath to go on. The old thimble-rigger looked the monkey and said, "A talking monkey, did you say? Something like Viki, that Florida chimp that's been getting her name in the papers, eh?" "Oh no," the sad looking gentleman pretested "Viki only whispers.

This monkey talks out loud. Talks sense, too. He's so eloquent I call him "Demmy?" "Short for Demosthenes. He's not just another talking monkey. He's got good head on his shoulders, Demmy has, and he takes a as a "For three straight hours Demmy lectured me on the evils of indiscriminate installment buying.

He talked so long and so eloquently his voice gave out completely Could you let me The new regional official has been assistant special counsel with the NAACP Legal Defense snd Educational Fund Inc. since 1945 An honor graduate of Fordham University School of Law, Wil-uns is a member of the New ork County Lawyers Associa have a dollar or fraction thereof i At EAST AND 'AST MMio irMr klr et aleMt The Hawse Umr. imt fm ym Mr Is pis) wVtfe Wlaai Jaw )Wsi fcsllBBjaB allpaV The Pn WSHM fey Nmlratw, iim, md VlMt PtftlMQt sw (VfllaJC A MMaMi Maf 0 aw i mmmx mA 11 PSaw ssry SSS ajMV afsssssj tion, former associate editor of the Fordham Law Review, and a member of the bar of the State THIS OFFICE IS A MEAABER OF Thi IATI0MAL THICH0L08ICAL ASlOeiiTIOl loos roa Tsns skblkm fob toes raoTsevton of New York, the U.S. District Courts of New York and Pennsyl MMWMMitisttrflaitAMNT Has baa ihmhIwI IhiMl to buy him some rum and rock candy? It's the only thing that seems to do him any good." The old thimble-rigger, deeply moved, handed the sad looking gentleman a dollar bill. But as he wu getting on the train his faith in human nature received a rude jolt.

He saw the sad looking gentleman approach a kind-faced old woman and heard him say, vania, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court vewa pry A World War veteran, he is IliMPgHDBtlT a former member of the American Veterans Committee National a Excuse me, Madam, but my talk Planning Board and former ing monkey has H24 FRANKLIN, 314 FRANKLIN I LOG. Phone: Tf (-1121 Isryngitis. chairman of the New York Area was wondering if- AVC Council.

Red Cross to Start 2 First Aid Classes BERKELEY, Sept 11 To meet increased demand for civilian first aid training, two classes in Red personal interest in my welfare. That's what brought on this at-i tack of laryngitis. Emotional strain and overtaxing his vocal chords, you know. Twos Good Thing "It was all on account of a good thing that came my way this morning." He leaned forward and whispered in the old thimble-rigger! ear: "I still think it was a good thing, but Demmy doesn't agree with me." Resuming his ordinary tone, he went en; "A really big deal it was, toolt would have put me en Easy Street far the rest of my life. It happened while I was strolling along near the shoreline the By, admiring the Bay Bridge.

A prosperous looking stranger of extremely affable mien, who was also admiring the turned to me and said: "That's a fine looking member of the monkey family you have there, my dear sir." I thrilled with whst you might rtll parental pride, but Demmy Cross first aid will be started this week. r. H. WllUams wDl take, ever his duties ail NAACP regional official in San Francisco an Septembor IS. Calvin Wise, chairman of first aid and accident prevention for the Berkeley Red Cross, announces a 12-hour advance course starting at 7:30 p.

m. tomorrow and an 10-hour 'standard course holding its first session at 2 m. Wednesday. George C. Kirby will instruct the advanced course and Mrs.

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