Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 36

Red Chinese Women Have Vote at Commune Level This is the second of two dispatches on the life of women in red China. YOUNG GOP SET FOR PARTY A no-host party with a chance for free admission-will be staged by Oakland Young Republicans at the Hotel Leamington from 7:30 to 11 p.m. tomorrow. Anyone who registers to vote at the party will be admitted free. Robert C.

Lamborn, vice president in charge of the program, said there will be dancing and entertainment, and several candidates for GOP nominations will attend. apartment at 2609 Mathewi Berkeley last May 20. By JANE IIUCKVALE PEKING, March 31 UPD In the internal affairs of a commune, factory, or other enterprise in red China, women have a vote just as the men do. Although, to all intents and purposes there is only one party and no franchise such as we know it, there are factory and commune committees, chosen by workers or peasants as the case may be. In the choice of such committees, women have an equal vote with men, and many of Wife Slayer Awaits Death Sentence Here Raymond M.

Hamilton, 37, convicted of slaying his estranged wife and her boyfriend, will be sentenced at 9:15 a.m., Monday by Superior Judge James R. Agee to death in the gas chamber, the penalty fixed by the trial jury. Defense Atty. John Nunes argued a motion for a new trial yesterday grounds of error by the court in instructions to the jury, admission of certain evidence, points of law, misconduct on the part of the deputy district attorney, and verdict contrary to the evidence. Prosecutor Frank Vukota will answer the argument and a ruling is expected immediately thereafter.

Hamilton shot and killed Estelle Hamilton and Lorenzo J. Bernard in Mrs. Hamilton's 36 Oakland Tribune 'Thursday, March 31,1960 Ford Named Arts, Crafts College Head Harry X. Ford, acting head of the California College of Arts and Crafts here, has Wn named its president on a permanent basis. Announcement of the appointment was made by James S.

Moulton, chairman of the college board of trustees, who is vice president and executive engineer of 4 in San Francisco. Ford will be the fifth president in the college's 53-year history. This year the institution has an enrollment of more than 700 students on its four-acre campus on Broadway at College Ave. Joining the CCAC faculty in i 1 ir" and lines of garments hang from every wlndr.w. Clothing not only Is rationed, but very high-priced in comparison with wages.

I did see some "Western-style" woolen suits in a Peking shop window. They were of very inferior quality, poor workmanship, and quite beyond the budget of a Chinese worker-housewife, so I concluded that they must be for visitors only. Cosmetics are considered a bourgeois evil, or perhaps the women don't cave. There were a few on the counter of the 'Friendship Department Store' in Shanghai, but most faces are unadorned except with perspiration. Certainly no Chinese woman has to worry about her figure.

Hard work and meager rations take care of that problem. There is not enough cloth foi' diapers. Thus many untrained babies go without any clothing at all in the summer, or wear a kind of sun suit split up the rear for convenience sake. This garment may not be purchased without a coupon. Women in the cities still wear oriental trousers and loose jackets, but a great many of them are also clad in cheap Western-style cotton skirts and shirtwaists.

They are very clean, but it must be a great deal of the washing is done in wooden tubs on the streets, the wash water dumped over the curbstone. In the summer the family washing is done every day them hold executive positions of this kind. All clothing is rationed and in very short supply. This, I JASS FREDDIE GAMBRELL, Piano NANCE MILLER, Vocalist JURHtlSt GUIST SOLOIST Stew Den 3440 BancraH Way, rkttay No Alcohol Fina Food Pop. Prleat discovered inadvertently when I tried to purchase a pair of what members of our party called 'ventilated' baby pants, which are still popular in China.

PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN Harry X. Ford deft), newly appointed president of Oaldand's California College of Arts and Crafts, looks over plans for the 53-year-old college with James S. Moulton, chairman of trustees. nn 1958 as chairman of the department of teacher education, he served as director of the college's summer session in 1959. Before coming to CCAC, he spent five years in Europe where he taught at the Stuttgart American school, Germany, and served as edu Va7 mm also is an active artist and has participated in exhibits in this country and Europe.

He lives with his wife, Celeste, and two sons at 2637 San art from UCLA, an M.A. in art from Sacramento State College, and studied at the John Herron Art Institute. In addition to being a teacher and administrator, Ford cation specialist with the 12th Benito Drive, Walnut Creek. Air Force. He holds a B.A.

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