Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 64

APRIL 7, 1929 ablantt r. SUNDAY LATEST CMENDAR AiRpanT pun IS ABANDONED OFFICE Finances S. Apartments Under iu first deed of trust note plan, the Oakland Mortgage- and Finaneecompanj; financed the Yacht Club apartments, shown above, in the Marina, section in San Francisco. Albert Kroll isthe owner and builder. SPARK RANGES HEAK TODAY IN APARTMENTS NOTED GERMAN WAR Vlf 0 5AJ5 President of Reiclistag Declares Nation Most Friendly With America.

PiwHder.t of the German Reichstag; (Written lor ine uniiea BERLirf. April 6. Painful memories are awakened In the hearts of adherents or tne new nn VonnllAAflnat that -12 VJtJl llltntj r- years ago today the great North American republic Joined the ranks of our country's military advere-ai-iaa ami thus with flnalitv decided the outcome of the war against us. "pia nr.r In Woodrnw Wilson's opinion, was to be the ultimate struggle leading to the lasting pacification of civilized Tjeoples and to a triumph of the right of self-determination for nations. Unfortunately, the war achieved these nn1 In Tha tlcht of self-determination was granted to many, DUt not 10 an, ana notaDiy not to the vanquished.

Even today armaments for new wars are being plied up everywhere. A cneering ngni nas Deen iiaen-ed on this disheartening, disappointing scene by the past ten years V. 1 aVi h.vA aiifflnarl tft rllnnal nil bitter reminiscences and misunder standings Detween tne uerman ana North American republics. Today ams fan. natlnn.

tha ralnttnna LJIVl at a l. V. w.wvt...ut whlAli a pa Iasim nrAliiiitcedj mnrM rarienaiy ana neipiui uiwi vnuo. uo- tween the two Dig repumics on op- nnutf. alAaa nf thf AlMUtl: The honest efforts of statesmen in both countries, coupled with the assistance of many humanitarians in have contributed much tn hvinir tnia about: DUt so.

too. have the splendid sporting and TOMORROW fruT-RTTTMH? radio broadcast. Oakland 'Forum, Hotel Oakland. Meeting of board of directors; 10 a. m.

Reception Dy Doara ai-rectors to new members of Ffglim, 2 p. m. Business meeung, p. m. Report oi nominating com-lftaa Anil talk bv JOhn Henry KnHh on "The Making of Fine Books." String Ensemble of Etude club, meeting, afternoon.

Berkeley Council 1:80 P- a At i John Muir X. Tl-, ot uti j. cle, 1 p. m. Ebell society, morning session Rock Ridge dramatic section, Women's TVt club, bridge party, 2 Lakeview Women's club, garden nrne-rnm.

1 O. m. CIVICS and current events section, p. iiiA Mlra club of San Leandro a. 1 a tv aftarnnon.

ousmtsoo -VTa-mrall ParK' Riiiuv. auditorium, p. m. Toler Heights executive board meeting, 9120 Thermal, 1 p. ITHEATERS Capitol "Across the Atlantic, nantnrv "Fieures Don't Lie and "Youth's Gamble." Dlmond "The Perfect Crlrne.

Dufwln "New Brooms." Eastmont "Lilac Time." Fairfax "Marquis Preferred; Fox-Oakland 'Speakeasy. Fulton Song Golden State "Hit of the Show." Granada "Fortune Grand-Lake "The Great White North Hippodrome "Accursed" and Vaudeville. Lincoln "The Glorious Trail. New Fruitvale "King Cowboy. Orphum Will and WT IU a vauuevmp.

T-WTTtTTWjn rniHn hron.dr.ast Athena Athletic club concert by Arlon trio, -evening. Music lovers' program, women City club theater, 1p.m. Eastbay Men's Bible class, Aah-mes temple, 9:40 a. m. California Alpine annual meeting.

Liberty camp. Contra Costa Hills club hike to Little Carson Falls. ck.ln, TTIVIna--lllh. hike tO Telegraph Hill and to Cliff House. CLUBS TOMORROW.

Oakland Electric club, Hotel Oakland, luncheon. Harrison Rob inson, "Major Hlgnway x-ian iui City of Oakland." Amsl-an T.Bo-Inn Rervlc Club. Athens club building, Juncheon. West Oakland Boosters, -p. Cole school.

Boroptimist club, Hotel Oakland, luncheon. KiwanMe club, Hotel Oakland, luncheon. High Twelve club, Pig Whistle, 1UMitb.Rite club, 4928 -Telegraph East' 88Id'e Consolidated Civic clubs, Melrose public library, 8 p. m. i technical achievements in which Germans and Americans have met big achievements which led to the ovations accorded -the courageous ocean flyers in America and nt.m.n AiikA and to that pioneer UVlttmttf of airshlD travel.

Dr. Hugo TD1.nAff i .1.. Everywhere. In the field of iMuinAH tp.phnolocrv ana sports, both countries are facing each other as friends, nowhere as opponents. It is thus that the a tv.a trnr nnca lnflict- wuuuuB invit nan moat readily and swiftly be healed and forgotten, I.

7. ha nnn riricti lltiii VALLEJO, April 6. It ta declared here that the plan to develop -a new aviation field Just north or Vallejo has been abandoned ror the time being at least, because tne promoters of the Vallejo airport have decided to make improvements to the field that will meet the requirements of local as well as visiting plane owners. The Vallejo airport at the Three Mile House has been in use for two years, ana has been used on a number of occasions by flyers from the naval ships that base at Mare Island. At one time it was believed the port would be transferred to the reclaimed land between North and South Vallejo.

That plan was dropped because the navy yard officials do not, want planes to fly over the magazines. REPORTS CONVENTION' MANTECA, April 6. Mrs. Margaret Schafer, who attended the) state convention of Royal Nelgh- bors of America, held at Fresno, recently, gave a report of -ber trip at a meeting of Boni Foi Camp No. 8672, recently.

The members voted to holda cara party on thet afternoon April 80; Mrs. C. C. Hitchcock and Mrs. Margaret Schafer being appointed to handle the arrangements.

i Parkway "Brass "Michigan Kid." Plaza "The Whip." Senator "Man, Woman ana Wife." "Close "Conquest." BERKELEY. Campus "Cohens and Kelly In'Atlantio City. Lorin "Avalanche Oaks "Water Hole." jtivoli "King of the U. C. 'The Bellamy Trial." SAN LEANDRO.

dn Paris. lrivii'4nTl Hayward 'Rlnty of the Desert." IN Big Investment Made Locally By Oakland Mortgage, Finance Co. Palace "Morgan's Last itaia. palace Morgan xjo-bi ADVERTISING BROUGHT THEM Thp Announcement of tHe new Marmon- built Roosevelt was printed exclusively in the Sunday Automotive Section of The OAKLAND TRIBUNE, March 31, 1929 Easter Sunday. JEDEF IS inrn1tlnn of the East' ny as a territory that is forging head rapidly is evidenced by the establishing of a direct home of ,7 rialrland bv The i agevj- Suitable Life Assurance Society the United States, one ot the argent institutions of Its kind in he world.

For fifteen years the suitable has been represented in his territory but now with a view rendering more complete service Its policyholder and to the hud-la, it has separated the Eastbay nnd adjacent country territory from the San Rrancisco agency. Hereafter activities of the com. iany will be under the direction of Peter Murman. who has been associated with the society for twenty years and during the past pisrht years has been assistant man-user. For the past two years, Mur-wan has been In charge of the tastbay branch.

The announcement was made by vr ht DAthaiMmi MinArlntendent I 1U( ilUk.mvi.i.-., I of agencies, at a meeting held at the Hotel Oakland. Among speakers were E. B. Field, president of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce, and Arthur Moore, vice-president of the American Trust company. Murman outlined comprehensive plans' for the enlargement of the agency force.

MD FOR HUH Tlire new men have been added in the directorate of the Pacific Mope Dairy Show as i result of action taken at the annual meeting held at Riverside, California. The new directors are: O. I). Turnbow, Oakland, president of the California Ice Cream insti-nte: A. S.

Ooode, Bakeraf leld, j.rident of the State of California til Dealers association, and Oeorge Melster, Sacramento, man-egr of the Capital Dairy. Directors re-elected ares A. Jensen, Los Angeles; J. W. Copplni, 1 Davis, Petaluma; 0.

O. Hagen, los Angeles and F. Mowdeni Dr. C. Ij.

ftoadhouse, head of the Dairy Industry, University ot California. Davis was eleet-r, president! W. B. Haley, San Francisco, R. A.

Condee, Chlnoj Geo. W. prising, Oakland; M. H. Adamson, Los Angeles and JV N.

Oilman, San Francisco were elected as vice presidents; Robert B. Jones was re-elected as secretary-manager. A resolution offered by director D. M. Dorman of Los Angeles congratulated the Oakland City Council upon Its determination to erect a building adjoining the Oakland Municipal Auditorium to care for the growing needs of the Dairy show.

In offering the. resolution Dorman stated: "We In Southern California promise the biggest delegation on record at the Pacific Blope Dairy show this year, provided the new building Is ready for us." The report of the secretary-manager indicated the most satisfactory year on record. It was decided that the Ninth annual show should be held In Oakland either week of November nth-16th Inclusive or that of November 18th-23rd inclusive, the actual dates to be decided a little later by the executive committee. fainting and decorating art is eeon JPlerre Fontaine residence at amt)ion ana inaian roaus in riou- moni. A van Hecacn uompany well known painters and decorators lire responsible for all painting, mont.

A Van Hecdcn Company tuuiiitlful Piedmont home aim mvin.nt.tft i Plamnnf ImmA I In order to assist thoir clients order to aslHt thoir clients making eelectlons of interior in wall treatments, A. VHeer-5en CoVnpany are displaying dif ferent textures and wall treat ments in distinctive show rooms. The firm Is also prepared to eug-Itest novel ideas on treating furniture, thUB saving many pieces that, Instead of being discarded, may bo brought to the shop, where by a conveniently equipped spraying outfit the pieces are made to look like new. This firm also does exterior painting. 11 Windsor House In Oak Knoll Draws Crowds The "Windsor house in Oak Knoll continues to lie a magnet for admirers of the English type of architecture, according to'the JQ.

B. Field company, which ia -handling this ecenic subdivision. architecture Is constantly finding an increasing number of admirers," K. B. Field said, "nnrt in hnnnminir more and more popular.

Many felt that English architecture could not be successfully Hilantr-rl to hillside locations. nniT our choicest property In this 1. nn nut hlllftldftfl. When architects began making adaptions from the lor our oeuei-view- property, it was found that Fniriiah tvnfi hniiie. in order to be JJleasing, did not huve to be set I DIRECTORS HOW DISPLAY ROOMS OPEN TO VIEW I This Letter Tells the Results! a feature of the' Hill Crescent nartments open for Inspection at 77 Glen avenue today is the lateet type of Spark ranges proauoea the local factory of the Hammer Bray company.

These ranges ere of the full-enamel type In green and canary colors, with the oven linings also In baked enamel. In addition, the ranges have the Spark linn tViA ovAn heat con trol and the automatic lighters. Hammer ray omciais siaie mm. this is the finest etove turned out by Amerioan etove manufacturers that thla 1m tha hest anartment Installation of gas ranges eyer made in the Eastbay. TEXAS GO.

PILOT WILE TBI FDR NEW RECORDS i tn ahattar several exist ing altitude records soon are to be made oy.uapt. nwm wnu in February oroKe ine uua-awv i- Ti. inffulAH and main- uoiwou "'-o i New York, according to word just received here. An announcement states: "Captain Hawks, Texaco pilot and aeronautical advisor for the Texaa Company, was expectea shortly in Loe Angeles to have AAv.nl.,l anclnaerlnsr A (1 4t.m.nt. matla tn 111 flhln at the nlant of the Lockhead Aircraft Corporation Deiore au.emp1.11u5 testa.

He will use the same plane 4knf ha iiciarl nrt fn.mmis trahs- lis-tit. a. LoCkhead Wasn Air Express model. Since. the Los Angeles-New York hop, i.in hua VtAan mirp.hased bv the Texas Company, the concern that sponeorea -me uisu, (Tt lM itnnratond that the alti tude tests will be made at Houston, Texas, where it is believed air aiiirVitlv more desir able at this time of the year.

That the daring aviator has an excel- tthnnt. aVio 1 1 flri 11 fl.t least some of the records is Indicated in the statement vice president and general mfnager ti 1, Anl.1t..tl. AnmnMTIV. Jl thfl 1. V-" 1 plane to be uaed to 18,000 leet Without special preparauuiiu and in only a few minutes during nrtaiirnlnnrir tootn after it had been comnleted.

It could easily have beeh taken much higher, Hunte lmri tha itllnt been- eaulnnei i. tyiD.lr nrnji 1 1 Dill, UltllUua planes Is approximately 80,000 feet while the record for all ships is ap proximately ieei. "Captain Howks' transcontinental flight was considered unique in that both Texoca gasoline and oil were used by the flyer, two brands being used on virtually all other record flights. "For some time, it has been rumored in New York that Captain rar bo nlannln- flfc-ht fn.m T)nHt. nn4 Vi I.

Vt It lllUVfc UiJ- LU J. Ill in, it It va tttttt ma port te founded is indicated in the statement oy iiunter tnai facilities for carrying 700 gallons of rrttunllni) iita tf hA Irifitnlled In the Texaco aviator's plan while he to in J-iOS Angeies. cieven nunareu gallons would be sufficient to take r.ne nnin a consiueraoie uiblutiub tUnit -Man. Vii-lf In Tntla under ordinary conditions. Hunter added.

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-nrll-Vi a afncrlo mnlnp nf 4Firt Vinrna power and Is said to be the fastest commercial enip existence, we made the Los Angeles-New York nop in loss man nineteen nours. Fageol Co. Represented In Alberta TPam-amI AT a i-m a Xyv tiw rial lilO A' UflCl, 1 -Inuf nnnnhifo BA tllftll dlAt.l'ihlltor for the province of Alberta, Norton Farm Equipment, 01 Calgary; Canada, according to word received from- F. J. Reld, dlretor of foreign salfi for the Fageol Motors company.

"Charles T. Russell, sales manager of H. P. Norton Farm Equipment, Held says, "completed arrangements for the distributorship and ordered models while visiting the FflReol factory at V.Oakland last wiok. Russell said that trucks of from one to three ton capacity are in greatest demand for hauling wheat, the principal product of Alberta farms to market centers.

"The new distributor," says Reid, "Is to carry a complete line of trucks and take orders for coaches which are ado to order. The coache business is developing rapidly in Alberta under the- impetus of an extenslvo highway program. "While at the factory, Russell ex. pressed the belief that the increased1 demand for trucks is largely due to a tremenduous trend toward nower farming. The old methods hauling were reasonably satisfactory when farmers were operating on a binder and threshing machine basis, but now tliof Vtrt roA nnil nllYlhtnn hfl.Vfi come into such general use the tviiAlr lea tivn ntlrna 11 llArpAl.

slty. Vowey farmers find motor t.it. nimtiel 1 ,11 urtori a In keeping pace with the more rapid Harvesting, 01 power uung machinery and in keeping grain mov- AlA.tAtAt. "Motor truck transportation has reacneu a cowiHtruxivwiy iiigii uiagf nf ilevelonment in Ilia ores thev serve, Russell reported. A number of farmers In that district keep accurate recorfls Of transportation costs.

They realize that the farm truck gets more use than any other lntt.1nni.nl a4 tltn .1 LttA tiitd a XII 'vlUCUt V.t .110 11, U4IU H.at. profit from farming, as from any uuiei niuuttLij, 10 1110 uiiicrtjiiuc mo- tween production costs and selling "Russell said they had negotiated for the distributorship ot FageolA In order to supply their customers with trucks 60 economical in maintenance and onerations ns to sub stantially lower transportation costs. Grain farmers require tttiiitlf. ltut- -tallahUr Dltlt uj l. uv.no stand up for long time hrfreight-.

ing capacny puytuuus ac tup Bpeeua over zuuku rvtiuB wavia- tvyvLH hops are lew ana far Deweea." itVveei CO. Via va flnannoil a-half doz en of these apartments both here and Yaoht Club "Apartments on the Marina In D.n ITennntwin nWTIAd fl Tl (1 built na.it 1 by Albert Kroll, are paying a hand some return Wltn every niraruiwiu occupied. Monte Cresta apart-4n fioWnn owned bv Kroll is another example or itne earning power 01 apunuiBuv uuuoo ownership. i "At present the company is of-fariiut first deed of trust notes nnaitii ttin A.etm'V r.lnRH A 'Grand view apartments at uienview mu Warfield, commanding a panora-im of Ijake Merrltt and downtown l.Oakland. The Gratfd view repre sents an appraisad value or The Gier Apartments at Eat Sixteenth street and Twenty-eighth avenue is also being financed under our first deed of trust note plan." H.

A. Craig General sales manager of the Rheem Manufacturing company who has returned ffbm an extended business tour of the east. $219,580,000, or 3.8 per cent more than last year's total for the same period. Based on the rccoj-d made by this factor the amount of money spent by chock tho largest statistical organisation in the world has repeatedly proclaimed Oakland the most prosperous city In tho United Wales. HCnra than flvi million dollars." has been lnyested by the Oakland Mortgage and Finance, company in the development of Oakland and the Eastbay since the company was organized several years ago, ac cording to Horace IV wrown, president.

"Thla nnnn 4a fnrtnv dnlncr Its part In building up the community," said Brown. "Back of the Investment stand first deeds of trust, Mklnli n.a 4h. annrinrri jin1 nl- ways have been the standard for first eiass investments. During the past year we have developed what we term split first cent fcnd which are issued against apartment nouse construction which the Oikland Mortgage and, Finance company Is specially In terested In. These notes may be had In denominations of $C0O ana siuuu.

MFG. PLANT Construction of a large addition to their model barrel and service station equipment manufacturing plant, was recently announced by D. L. and R. S.

Rheem, executives of the Itheem Manufacturing com pany. The addition, it is stated, will add approximately 25,000 sauare feet to the present plant, and will Increase the output of barrels to 8500 per flay, and will make this the largest and best equipped plant of its kind on the Pacific Coast. Tremendous strides, have been made by the Rheem Manufactur- D. L. and R.

S. Rfieoin until it now ranks as one ot the leading manu funi-nrlni- nlnnta i Inrt unil'ln 1 On lr facturing plants In industrial Oak- lflml. Ivlnsr emnlovment to manv. ne nrm proauct pnippeu. throughout the country and abroad, Not only docs this firm mnnu- i t.mikiirtt citut (u.vi.

tttitvut't" nvirl (rnhtnnlva.l' mnin l-tiii' thcttr V'A. and galvanizeiV ware, but they re oontly started production of a gear caee cleaner that has hern trlven national recognition, and On which, it is stated, the Khoom Manufactjirlng Company controls all priority claim. Offices will be moved "from thoir present location to the new building which is being rushed to com pletion by ii. J. um-lstensen, industrial unRlneor and contractor.

nvo tlinTi unvmittr-f i vt mpn will lift ciMoil trt iirfyrnll nr ine iirm upon completion 01 me au- (inion, a x-epreseijiauvo 01 ine iirm states. BANK DF.HITS. Approximately seven tiitd one half million more dollars were spent in February this year than In February. .1828. rlfilnc tne total for February, up to NEW ADDITION FOR RHEEM 0 tl ear i toux 5P0' Vibutti? ixuna w-- Vie Mian The Best Medium in Durant Manor Home A Durant Manor home where -flic two-car garage is a feature besides many, modern innovations -within the, To be open for inspection next week.

5 i 3 1 i 111 u( iWiiWi'iiiriiiiMViTOmiiiVi'i'LtiJiiliMU lf i is Oakland's Trading Aea. on a level lot. i "The Windsor house is pure liah in design, and Is a splendid example of how a real English home can be built for a modest investment and in a view lot. Tha AVJnd-' sor house is fuaiishcd in keeping with Its architecture." The Windsor house la situated at the corner of Cabrillo and Granada avenues and Is open for public in-" taction from 10 o'clock in the morning until 7 o'clock in the eve-wing daily and Sunday. E.

Bf Field also stated that work was well under way in Fairway Es: tates, a new section of Oak Knoll, which will shortly, be opened lor ale. i.