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ANOTHER ACTRESS ENTERS , Rainbow Order SCHENCK TAX 'FRAUD' CASE Opens-Assembly . ' mw - tom,' April' the salt* of Schfjtck'y Agua Callente Intlrmiicd today *t the properties and household expenses. ' ThoVsand PeSegWj - -: tel*] of Joseph M. Schcm-kon in* Cartier, MoskowiD was examined oom tax evasion' charges that an - .netrei* war put on Schem'k'ip *<Hh in regard to Sehenck'* monthly bar ber shop exjx'nses. Galhr for Smsipn Of Girl** Soi*fy. CsyuturyTYA payroll oil the recom- . Iltry were classified in nme ijaandatinn-. of * Treasury agent who .Usd examined Sthenek's tax returns '-Jtt-MW.:' ; ' :: ; - ; Joseph Moskowiti, Schenck's c<> digsmcUnt spd his Eastern represen vouchers with group insurance prc mituus,telegrams and miscellaneous items, Alt these items and other in cidental expenses amounted to from $dl to $475 a month, . " With approximately . thousand delegates regisiefe<b Urc tith Grand Assembly at. ihe OrdiU1 of the Rein, bow for Cuds, .opened today at the tative, wax asked -by Mathias F, .Cor Scottish Rite. Temple. : under the ' i*m' U,S, ' attorney, during cross*. Lost. Rhe*.Held'- : leadership of; ;Mrs; Cornelia P. ' *ntnaUon; whether 'he had. ever bawtd of "'Nixie Valentine." . . . For Alamo Man MdekoWita *id tie had heard Cooper, Mipreino deputy in Califor nia to the Supreme1 Assembly of aornet.hing about her, ' '. . .ALAMO, April 8.--Last rites for Oklahoma'. . . ` ' : ' Correa .asked , whether-'he .heard ; Valentine's lal.erH /hud "been' discovered by 2()th Century" Henry Hdward Deane were held this morning at /the Guy - <& Blackwell Mortuary in "Walnut Creek with in Kighfy-scvmrt subordinate asserabltes thtoughntft psilift>mi o/e CFo-xin the Foli o? 1936 when Kadis terment following at Alamo Cem resented at the,' two-day session ''' OJwry Kadis,/ then : tb Tnymury etery. - ' " - ' ' - ' ' . .. which concludes thmrtrrow night ;'/agent) had exaroined Schneck's: re- tern,. . .;' . When Correa asked. 1? the actress had not been recommended by Kadis, . M.oskowitasaid - he" imdet-*- /F.itrooodducsht-er :h'Eada.rJb/eCeanmreiict;om ' me nde- dv'.b-y Rev, James"Tb Trotter at the final seswice, . ; officiated W'ith tmtaUqtirm 'of graiid officers ThVri deceased had been, retired, and a grand bull.at the Temple, about two or three ycr$ and lived, Following, this'ujorhuig's call to a-small. ranch near here, ftp order by (Inmrt' Lecturer Janice formerly . worked, with rm automo Rail,, there yyiis iptroduClion of the tive firm in San .E'r.aneisco. Hevwns. grand Offieers, atuiounct'iiscrst of Miss Vaienttne, Correa said, was burn in Oakland. .. .'-'- Grand Cross' of Cohn- ctbsiftrmt plsceri on. .tbc/payndl,-' ' - Surviving Dm. deceased are a with Mrs, Eyelyn R^ubingcr ; Correa reviewed various items in hroiher, John F. Deane of Mount dViU'gc. luidrcsaeS of wclrome and : bentk' tax return, tnchidm*! car lliuiiiltim; and a sister,Mav)1' Hose regfHiti.'st'S, M t;.K ! rUifi'niH'e.H dal teiStifance /or Cree Foggi, a dimeer,' Disme of Danville. Phrfo. )f Tracy, RnilHf worthy 4 vuor, presided.. . . . ... , ...RICHARD- CARL-TON ' . J%ttliytPiMul and -Sun. rriiniiscn . Unimyli.'t Two lunche/nx were held at nor the patrol luncheon at the Oakland binatlmuse on Luke Merritt, and tH* -.''.' . . ..' . . '- mothers advisors' luncheon ami con SATb; "lh> you tcruw /if '/DTOS or.ifo( nuVm/e in I'O! by bring- (h* first, MA . .GHlNFLFSR permanent . intriulucrd tv the | publiy the tenrlii i-er?" - . . . ' , '- - .' - .' .. XO'fOS in still trmting miraeles by .mnUug hyir beautiful uhere'itbers fail. An a ./.(>'!'OS . Um a/M'iiolist siprn 1932, J jumtimly yuiifAnte* inane *tr very ligliI milpun *4 rath, .}>* get ivhnt ruu n*nt ftam. G/UU.TON!- . Shampooing---AVufjfrfMre Curling--Cutting Styling ' ' : .' " ST. MARK llOTRL SAl.DK 12th *d FriuikUd Sts, '.- ' ' ' . TK-4M1WL - 'FRK*. VARIUNtt : HTH AKU rRANHlJN '. ference at the Lake Merritt Hotel- I. There wore norrssious during .the uiftcriioivn. Tonight a: hanquel will be fea-turwl.. at the. Temple at 6 'O'clock- Tomorrow looming si 7:45 o'clock n .GriiiKt C'l'o!. of Gntof breakfast Jmn'es D. Halm, efmiraicra oi the comsiRt aa arran^m-#nt* lor tb tribute Simm. to Jft r-;. Cliarle* Tee' Tffden, W resisted bf Mlsi' Betlf Webb arief MIm Ittlf VawItf la -prepc for Die event-April 23 at The Hh!el;Clar@mQRt ' .- w)i) bo held at the, City. Club. Hotel, with Mrs, Ksthcp. I,ce as chairman Ifusmetss nkatters will occupy the Many Reservationsmorning Sunns with final announce- 4-H ALL-STARS HEAR U.C.immt Of Hie 1t>t2 Gi;nid Assembly For Men Dinner DEAN AT ANNUAL CONFEREE S'meeting place' At 12:30 there w'ilj be a eoUOjto girly' iuncluu-n at the Oakland boat house on lui.ke Mmuitt.' The after The tribute dinner for. Muj. noon wilhhe. occupied wilh reports, Chm'h'S 1 Thden, Oakland civic T,: school.of. instruction, and exeniplifi- artioii of,the ballot, , . .. , Ristailation; of gram! nfftcers will be held at 7:30, followed by .closing of the Grand Asaernhly and grand lewdCL wilt bo: a bigger affair than r f r k e t k y , April B.-.'nte 78 4-H first ptauncsi, James Pi Halm, chair man of the arrimfiements committee, Tub "AW Star1' membtus stlcnd' rcjxu'tcfl today. ... . .: J icif second annual conference Hahn , said Mat rescrvalions for here ieonied last night thst they Tiicre. is snmcQrlng wrwig the e trijubie lies, F tfiiitk; 1 dehio! to youth in . Unities tu partictpivbi th#a}ball . - : . Mrs. 14*. Tieriematm, sub-deputy of Alameda County, is general chair man of activities. During her term at office Mrs. Tiedemanu. has or the dinu.cr,ii.to be held. April 2.1 t Ihc Hotel. CUirenuml, "are cxccrvl- ing all (mbciiMiaus.'' . .. . Groups from, civic organizations, service dubs, d>ei<t!b fraternal and re being trained for * "fuller sat work isfaction of life1' than their etty . '' - i.U!Wt cousmx- . Ifrum . This, statement was made -by Dr.jsu<)u of Uie world. We against yny mrl t>! until they : have gt scEuxil ur college, at tly dump tticm into riw iganlxtrd severg! assembhes* in th'. Ray. district;.:. . Sunday marked the ;liHh anni versary of the fouiutim: of the Orde of. (hfi Jhitnhow for (..'ic';;, Ap/ii fl, 1922. The National session of, the .Supreme Assembly will be held 'Cleveland, O,, June 2145, There arc how TfifS iur-embltey of the ord id the. United. Sinter, .... recrcjftiormi orgimi.valipns are gantfing. to take tables nt the dhi Grmi[>s that Hircady have made- rCRttrvatlims. inciudr: Mills Cq IKt c , Oakland Fonun. Delia. Kapixi. Kpsilnn. Golden Gate. Cricket. Club, Cimtrti.Costu .Hills-Club; Berkeley Hikers.; Chii)'; .California: Ahmt.nl -Association and Tildci't Golf Club. Halm;.said timt tickets still i Joel H. Hiklchi'and, dean .of. the Col - j to - m ke. a.living by works lege of Letters'nd 'Mclcnce it thrT^T favc been brought up University of Califurui/v, who said S P'^T The .'shock - Is too . $ ibiit mrai hoyi ami guis. hw.-e j*tiDimy head cities start :over the-youth ..because they learn, of t the find; both fria sfhtfftj work ihieffcstmg . ami ' m pleasure in .working while . city youth' fire largely "brought up. to encourage yo-u to-elm fiirimuhe cirmtinstmici; Into ptuy,". . ' . Doctor .Hildehrund, ' .who ' spoke- at xcioiw ph'llpfcophy of life, T, people drudge for wages t bo .secured' through the Oak 1 . dmner meeting, lit the Hot.G for fun Mfitu- - huiu's,1' . KfirUnt, jhYh't Ckit'otnotii, Oidiforniii WAiicehttop, de.ciiu'cd Unit rural COVIt-DAT. Mt:FTIN<3 .Alumni. Association and indivicluala youth' iite more Zo'rtt . FrofiWsor Hildebrand'* ' Tfot-h of Anfioch .. . part ut your, wducfttiun i; ended-tin* first day af .a f(r iu-piitred' in : the .-t'crmomfcally lift that will contiuut! through fnillful. life of selioot, day under aporum-shlp: id i Gif! Announced UljN IN VyOUIUNt? - ' ' .yvraity of Gailfyrnia Agf ANTKtCH, . April . . -AtmuiUic.;ent. of. She engagement ut Miss .Alice Ibuihne hitcock U, I'md Tutly was made by Miss Fitenck's par ts, .Mr. and Mrs, J, D, PUcwk at tt - "Work and play usually arc re garded ns idfogeeher cUtfei'i-al activ ities, l claim, however, that it 1* possible to :have fun while do .something slghific*id end : useful: Extc.nslon Service,.' -.- . TbC 78 dflegatcs include . and cute gh'l from each at | foriiia couriUeg, J7u.*y yvert us Urn-outstanding xerilor clt ber* .of' their . yuspective' dinner at-the family, hiune nh.Vic WIFE ASKS HUNT. .tory. Highway Sunday. . .: Miss'{'itent'k is.ft graduate bf-Au- iioeft liUdi ticluiiil uJtd C eun<ha:U'pf> ,nd were tscnl to pm'Uwpotr Usxfot'iS on important - uiri. Units shd ' lb; hear' Iccjnri'S... Tiitj'uhnt' educators. ..-'. '- FOR MISSING MANif Maspiia <.'ha|;ti'r,. O-F-S., at iit cnl- wood- Mho has been employed at a pastry Whop here. ; Spcokcr.s tins morn.mg i. Nur.maii K. 'A. thmi.s, a^s u c U if geology, and Cha s i-:k : w eakest - a j e a i-i r ^ I'Nbpfl :County GeHTuTly is' h mu i :of Mr, imd Mrs. Altyu B. Tully of Berkeley sud i* griiduffto of. Hie college of chem istry, University of California. H? emplnyed by t Hiftsburg cheitih f.firm; ' .; SdHFtCPuaalcoirfPtyttnjtnucKsltTcrboredairuphrtaatteir;huyCgBnnoAemUpeSsd,otHotRrAlrieGaHcnfseeta,lhetSn.,laleriU,fCnwrBidauf8hef5lsomi-,fw.t e,or:if.odimafpfefiAiblcee.ep.Idt.hDr.or.su.Syi.lnt..ooo.tt.Ffo.h.Auwtrfol'ccn-:nd-)!ji/C:,tidcitiuTThunaiDth.mhic''inrecuehl'M,iWifg?uwinn.,-r!.:um-i:sm-l'*l*eei'-cHwtniei;-ytniitnuioil.dhf-u'a*Jgwr.tcwim:wwotUihttfeihetbrh.S.e.epflimtr`..roire-dlfcagseieIcmmsDfc'c;; Mrs.' Julia HaU, his wife, Whnj JilEf; iGa%l:Mn:d ;j;;}as: sAt. v'*-Tit' frs'ft ;Clty-.-Aiiintstfari.;Kas': ; IlilfCI.i 0aWaiia?i Tat Rati; 2l!d, $9095 Liquor Fees naked the police ncarclt, ru<l her | hip.baud Ipft cailv Satunlov wwii- NAHA, April ft,- - Aim.m'nrcftU'i mg to purchase groceries, Winn h- wax trdc her e this, week iltfit Nap failed it? return, yesfeniiiy, she Udv- County Tins b<n xUottcd $.!iiiU5.fiO phoned the F.l.tDb.urg Folic ih'pat'.t- * /ts,/here ;of the Semhimnual di*- UlCIlt. .......... '. .- '. ' MrlbuUun at Bleohullc bi-vviuge fees, She describes the missing-mam m niriuu-d K. CplUrsk Uth'd district being *.buu'l $ feet / inch In height, m.embcrr.of Hie St*/* Board weight, 200 pouftds; partially bald, Kqujsfiztition, said . that ; of the Arid has.a wooden 'leg,' She told tnj cmiiity.'i total share, $3403 will go tb thoHtiM* she did not know wlilch leg the; ur)hK'orp<iret.<'d ar#ft, while the ws artlffcUd. HaHTisd In his po- city of Napa has been allotted scs'shm. Mrs, Hall told police, "be TmL5ij . . ' - ". ; ' " tween; $20 and $50." ' .. St. HHemi will receive. *n xlloca- $fh53u(!). of. 'IlitSi i.uKi: Cnlislftgs ia iti gut -Heidup. Rcftorhid'..' - 0y,Ssii.:PaJ>lcMdn:-..v.-:i:'.i Alum' Rock -Park ' (AN PAiX>,,Awll Wrth g.| Smith, at Rout*-No, 2, Box H53, re-i ' - SHORTAGE'.- Of --: SKILLED LAB(. - : BAY-AREA'' Shipyard* aye Saying keebl ductiem on large scaie v, | underway wlUiiu lbs. m>x f weeka. -. - ` I Frcpfti'S yr>ursclf now o:;| ready Tor employment, at f .wages, ' J- - '. -f --.DON'T. DH LAY, Inver j . this opportunity fat a gon.| future: security, |. " MASTER^SCHOcI , OF WELDING