Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 15

it I Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, May 14, 1 952 15, Sayings of Murdered Hindi; 1. Prill Fete Plans Expand As More Entries Pour In I'tak Student Go to State Treasury Theme Song for I Br 5 City Centennial Released on TV 4 Oakland the Beautiful," theme songi for the Oakland Centennial observance, was released yester Due to the heavy entry list two more performance! have been added to the Oakland Centennial Drum and Drill Festival billed this week-end at the Oakland Moose Club, 1423 Alice Street Glenn Warner, chairman of the event, announced that more than 100 entries have, been received from throughout North ern California, necessitating matinee competition Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Originally the festival had been slated for Friday and Saturday nights only. day, 1 Leo Baum, special events chairman said. jE The author Is Mrs.

Adeline E. Hewitt, 4012 Lyon Avenue. The publisher, is Ray Meany. BERKELEY, May 14. Some time in July the meager savings account of Hindu student at the University of California will be turned over to -the State Treasurer under terms of California's abandoned property law.

The sum of $142.73, inactive in the main Berkeley branch of the American Trust Company since January, 1931, will be declared abandoned. That is the amount left by Sant Ram Pande, Hindu student whose body, nude and headless, was found lashed to a tractor wheel in March, 1931, in a creek bed near Rio Vista. EXPECTED DEATH Police at the time laid Pande's death to a Hindu murder ring which claimed 14 lives between 1927 and 1931. The student, of 1922 Oxford. Street, supplied his fingerprints to the State Bureau of Criminal Investigation a week before his authorities at the time related, because of his pro-British leanings in disturbances over the Ghandi movement in India.

Pande's education twas financed by a Hindu- merchant in Marys-ville. When an attempt was made on the life of the merchant's son, Pande pledged himself to run down the killers. i He withdrew from school, obtained a gun permit, and placed his fingerprints on file. FANATICS BLAMED Murders occurred periodically in California, committed, authorities said, by a fanatical group of supporters of the Ghandi liberation movement. i Pande, 27 at the time of his death, had been missing a month prior to discovery of his body.

When he was found, it was estimated he had been dead two weeks. i Since then, according to American Trust Company officials, there has been no valid claim for the savings account he left. aajL It is Mrs. Hewflt eighth song 3 that has been published. 'I ''V' 1 i Del.

Courtney. introduced the avK-- number on his television show. Mayor Clifford Rishell will of ficially open the competition over KPDC Friday at 8 p.m. Participating in He is also featuring the num the opening ceremonies will be ber currently at the Hotel Clare- I William Fermando, governor of mont where he is appearing with i the Oakland Moose: and Dons his orchestra. Mrs.

Hewitt wrote, Galleys Johnson, president of the Drum and Drill Association of North and Mountains out West, which ern California. was used in the California Cen tennial Pageant- in 1948. "Drum corps, drill, teams, Her first national record re majorettes and individual drummers will compete for lop prizes death. He expected to be killed, leased came out in February Trtaaaa Once Too Often" Intra State in the rhythmic thunderf Warner reported. Records with Redwood Rangers.

The Oakland Weldonians will Subway Attacker Scared Off by Train Th queen and four attendants for ths 76 Ih annual ball of University of California military students will be chosen from these five finalists deft to righO Joan SanforcU Kancy Wlckman, Janet Einneberc Nancy Rae and Lory Grossman. Annual affair, sponsored by Scabbard and Blade, will be held Friday at Mark Hopldns Hotel, Sen Francisco. Her first published song was Solon Now," a prize winner in 3 Executed for Robbery Slaying TRENTON, May 14 present an exhibition as one of the Friday night highlights. All events through Sunday after 1944 NBC competition in Holly NEW YORK, May 14. (B-S-A wood.

Three convicts walked calmly to purse snatcher dragged a 21 ft "Oakland the Beautiful" ap noon will be free of charge to the public. If Thnlmn Cnt-iefv Ross, Dolores Ferriter and Alleno' New Jersey's electric chair last year-old woman from a subway Judging for the competition Reggi0 in ieading roles peared in the July issue of -The Hit Parader," popular music magazine. platform early today and tried UY IT YOURSELF TILE SPECIALS will be under direction of the All-American Judges night and paid for the holdup-killing of a Newark tavern patron. PATSY SPEER Champion MaorU to attack her on the tracts, but Utters dartre rlay Tickets for the performances i BERKELEY, May 14. Jean mav be Purchased at the ASUC P.i 55 a ottice in Stephens Union or he was scared off by an incoming Dog Up Tree.

They were Clarence Smith, 41, train. Lat the door. BaHlatKi waigkt Liaelaun 9x9 til Raj ular 25c 15., MISSOULA, May 14. ile woman, Norma Doninger, (m -It might not be news when firemen rescue a cat that's FJ TT AAA ft yiL sented May 22, 23 and 24 by the University of California's and Frederick Bunk, 28, both of Newark, and Robert Jellison, 26, of Union Beach. Rubber Tile, 9x9 Alr A real value fcwtile attractive red haired student, police she scarcely had: time stranded in a tree hut when the S3 The three had been in the to press herself against a wall Thalian Society in California Hall on the Berkeley campus.

animal victim happens to be an 80-pound Labrador it is. Local With a a-performances set for of the tube as the train sped into the station. death house since March 8, 1949. They were convicted for the killing of Peter Newcomb, of Orange, during a 1948 holdup at the Penn 21 JOSEPH CXKRUTI TV CENTER firemen said the dog apparently had been carried to a tree house 20 feet in the air by some boys who huilt the Her attacker fled with her 8 p.m., thf directing honorary society's dramatic one-act production will be directed by Morgan Tavern In Newark. purse.

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Oh, We This crock drill team of the Berkeley Eagles Aerie No. 1423 auxiliary will take part in the Oakland Centennial 'drill team exhibition beginning Friday at the Oakland Moose Club. Team'members (from left) are Thelma Gerard Helen Boyd, Helen Minster, Ekdns Armstrong and Clara Greenwood. eek 1 1 Neutral, Reverse 1 Twlst-flrip Throttle, Spark 1 aSSL 8,11 Bearing 75 PINT 1.75 throughput! Old Friend No Friend QUALITY-BUILT i Jinn oirirn DAYTON, Ohio, May 14. (m When an old friend showed tip at the home ef Mr.

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