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V4| V .-xA-v m HOUSE PAINT MARK PAN-AMERICAN WEEKStudent# and teacher# In the sphere. A Chilean folk dance and RAN PATUA April 17.--The Fed eral Government will be asked to construct a 500-unlt housing proj eel here to care for defense Indus as air raids, Including (with the co . ition of Stale and local au thorities) the recruiting and train*, ing of civilian auxiliaries. Oakland public school# are mark* a pageant of flags were given at try workers, according to Fire Chief MOBILIZE EFFORT Inf tho observance of Pan-American the assembly. Manuel Mntfo. Second, to mobilize, a maximum W*#k with s varied program itrail Whittier School highlighted their Chief Mello beads a committee civilian effort in the prosecution of keeps white ing hemispheric solidarity. There have been special assem blies and motion picture presentstloni exhibit*, potters and editor houses white ial# Jn tbe school newspapers. The observance, school leaders ssld- today, hut disclosed, that n Urge number of pupil* and teach Week's activity at a patriotic as sembly yesterday. Music departments, art depart ments, shops, social studies classes, and homo rooms of all schools Joined Jn making' Thm-Amerirnn Week a success in Oakland's 72 pub Uc schools. now compiling data for a report which will he sent to the Federal Housing Authority with the request. ^Three locutions have been sug gested for the project, Mcllos said. They are: Thirteenth Slrcfd exten sion near the Chemurgle plant; opposile the Catholic Church here, and on the east side of the highway the war, Including the enrollment, .gain in co-operntlon with State nnd local authorities, of volunteers to assist In carrying forward the total war programThe President's executive order said the OCD director was to keep! informed of State and local prob lems and In meeting emergency p* ers have visited countries In Central and South America. 100 Men NeededThey have returned home with thouiands of articles made In the For New Wor Plant"sister" republics, and many of these, ranging from everything from aerapes to native Jewelry and p( tery, have been Included in the exhibits. SAN LEANDRO. April 17.-- Ap|.Ucallous for work at nearby plant soon to be opened nnd operated by the l/S. Army arc rmw being ac cepted nt the office nf L. J. Freeman, m*rth of the San Pablo Creek Bridge. The following committee mem bers are working with Mcllo; Con stable M. 0. Moflnza, E. L. Orr, FriU Cnrlfield, Ernest Woodfeldt and E. A. Palmer. Warren Harold. Contra Costa County Housing Auhority member, is aiding with tic- needs of the States and communi ties in a manner to promote the war effort. Iamdis is to help State and local governments establish their own defense councils or other agencies co-ordinating civilian defense operations. ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS choirmnn of Draft Hoard No. M find ails, Pan-American assembly programs .seerclary-manager of the Chamber Pulp and Paper fe Schools Head Willhave been featured In the high of Commerce*. schools. The assembly at Technical Freeman was directed by Army Committee Formed Give K<iwanis ProgramHigh School Included n novel greet officials to accept the applications of ing by Ed Israel, student body pres. approximately 100 men. preferably Announcement of the formation of a WI*B pulp and paper industry: Idont, and a reply in Spanish by between the ages of 45 and 6fl. lo SAN L,EEAANNDORO, April IT.--A. J. advisory committee w h s announced Don Galindo, president of the Span cation of the plant anrl type of work Cartwright, superintendent of San today at Washington, DC `nfff'tHT-* ish Club. .. ers needed wore not announced. Leandro elemantwry u Ih t a>Ih , will sonnei is as follows: Walter A. Starr.' Songs were presented In Portu I'ny will bo 75 cents n hour, with present a program at next Tuesday's Soundview I'ulp Company. Everett,1 guese and Spanish. There also time and a half for overtime, Free meeting of the Kiwanis Club in ob Wash; D. H. Patterson. Fibreboard; were Mexican and American bugle man laid. Successful applicants rnny servance of National Education Products. Inr., San Francisco, and Jcalls, marimba numbers, a talk on be called in work within the next: Week. He will be introduced by A. Robert B. Wolf, Weyerhauser Tim-; Brazil and an Engllsh-.Spanlsh pre two or three weeks. . Mueller, chairman of the day. ber Company, I-ongview, Wash. l sentation of the Argentina National anthem. _ PAINT PROTICTION PAYS Fremont High School featured DU PONY Houm Paint give* you displays showing flags and pictures of South America. Talks and dis ths utmost in protection, be- cussions on Latln-Amvrlcan rela _atoseitIona* a touch, durable ftiilomnships were hcld.Jn history, Eng lij#'* which guards tbe surface against lish, and foreign language classes. rot and decay. And-it gives you lasting whiteness, too. Pan-American posters were dis played In the halls of McClymonds High School, and school rooms were .That's because Du Pont House decorated with the flags of various Paint Is "eil-cleaning''l Like all countries. Sound and color movie* paints, It collects dirt on exposure to tbe elements. As time goes on, on Argentina were shown at Uni versity High. A patriotic assembly yesterday featured a talk on Pim- however, a fine white powder forms AmerU-an relations by Kossidl K let so the surface, which is washed ting, a student. away by heavy rains. This powder The singing of La Golnmfrina, T.,a carries the dirt with ft, and ex Palntna, and Prlnceslt* opened to day's patriotic assembly at Castle- poses a fresh white surface. mont High School with the a Cup- * "process choir singing Juanita. . starts after a few months of sspo- SAN LEANDRO HIGH sttra under normal weather condi San Leandro High School offered - feioos. It may be delayed under un a week of patriotic activities In so ... asual climatic or dirt-collectipg clal studies classes. Spanish stu dents gave extra time to learning conditions in extremely sooty In- the names of countries, capitals, dtwtrial communities. Because this and product* of Central and .South "self-cleaning" process is gradual, American Countries. the wearing qualities of the are not abnormally affected. Aim Art classics of Roosevelt High .School made flags ot all Nation, of the Western Hemisphere which Du Pont "self-cleaning" House were displayed in a patrlollc assem Paint, In white and Tru-Tint col- bly yesterday. ' ora, costs you no more than other Oakland High School presented a good paints. speaker from Guatemala In today's assembly. M PONT HOUSE PAINT $A,35 Junior high schools of Oakland ( la g-fsllen lets 0 GAL. also did their part In the week of Pan-AmerJrn celebration. Lntln- Hi / limwW Amerlcan heroes were given recog . inn*. Rlnt U * vttel #* *** mat*) Dm pek*t ecrefvOy. Ceawlt * rellefet* petotsr H* knew* hew t* 4* Hi* |*b nition at Claremont Junior High School. A play in Spanish and two Span ish skits highlighted tho celebration HoM,ti*w mtMh or hawUttl* point t* *. at Ilrcl Kaitr Junior High School. HU *k|| weans savins* yo--*i4 Woodrow Wilson Junior High Htnt eenservaHan tor Aawrka. School honored tiie Philippines and DU PONT PAINT SERVICE Hawaii in its assembly activities. TAN-AMKUICAN DAY* A student sjtcakcr talked on 'Tan American Ilj| ami its Significance'* 425 15TII ST. / Sklwiti Hrnidwnr eaS Trinkllal nt uiiti* Msi ut the liiktnliloiT Junior High School assembly today. Frick Junior High School offered an exhibit In the library with Pan American materials supplied by teachers and students. Prescott Junior High School went completely `Tan-Amcrican" o daily six-hour schedule for the en tire week. Halls were decorated With flags ami students wove Latin- American costturn--**. COR PROTECTION THAT IftSTS Elementary schools of Oakland also Joined Jn the parade of activi TRY THE 'Rtrfyffickerlesf' ties. Markham School offered movies of Pan-Amt'rlonn countries SWANSON and a mural display made by pupils of the sixth grade. tither it makes Brown Derby Men out PAEVT CO. S44 12th Street Corner 12th and Webster ' n*M TlMttUr H44 ST OAKLAND ADING C0. . XS48 East 14th St. t MtaliteW Wwl IllMM ANdmr MIS ~ Tigris ii.wswif I. Morris Cox School offered a patriotic assembly in their dec orated auditorium and featured Latln-Amerlcun music. Movies were shown at Crocker Highlands School today after a week of classroom activity. MOVIES. SPECIAL STUDIES Piedmont Avenue School' also featured movies and a week of in tensive Pan-American study In all classrooms., , .' The halls of Santa j1** School dis played pictures of j'na-Amrrica with the llbeayy displaying books OB aouctfie* eg the .Western Hand- ofyou and your guests or--money back! Purchase four bottles of Brown Derby Pilsner and potato chips or sandwich makings. Invite friends over to join in this test. Fill a pitcher with the beer and serve. That's how old-time Pilsner tasted best ...served not too chilled... and enjoyed leisurely with a bite to eat... the soul stirring flavor of each swallow .lingered aver. 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