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25 OAKLAND TRIBUNE. OCTOBER 2.1939 AOTOS WMT SHIP MOVEMENTS Showers Are 14 Injured in" VITAL STATISTICS AUTOS 7 Big Howard Specials 1119 Plymouth I-door Touring Seaan; originiu inrougnoui; practically, a new car. DEATHS Greek Ships On the Coast Blue and White Banner Now Commoner Than Ever in Local Ports 1938 Fontiac i-door Touring Sedan; radio; original finish; first claaa In 474 every respect Spl 19t7 Chrysler Royal Touring Sedan; overdrive; thoroughly reconditioned; ftQ4 refinlshed jJ7J 1937 Buick Touring Sedan; radio; original finish; very low mileage; a car far better than 4771 average i 9l I 1926 Dodge Business Coupe; refinlshed; recondi- 449 tloned: ready to 1985 Buick Standard 4 door Sedan; your choice of I tlAOli all reconditioned 1988 Ponliao 2-door Touring Sedan; original black finish: tops in mechanical and general condition $J7J Howard Automobile Co. 2700 Broadway AUBURN 1936 Supercharger custom ledan, dual ratio; $445. 2441 Santa Clara, Alameda.

BUICK coupe, 1931; fine condition; 1175, TE mplebar 6514; owner. Chevrolet, 1937 De Lux Town Sedan; knee action; banjo steering wheel; other accessories; excellent tires tCAl and a splendid motor. 3359 Broadway "After we sell, We serve" CHEVROI.KT, 1937 master town sedan, $435; excellent throughout. Premier Private-Owner Car Agency. Telegraph Avenue, CHRYSLKK Imperial; registered July, 1938; In top condition; private owner; terms.

FR ultvale 9234, 4433 Park Boulevard. CHEVROLET, 1936 master coupe, mechanically good, excellent finish; private owner; sacrifice J343, terms. Premier, Telegraph. CHEVROLET master 1933's coupe, coach, sedan; excellent. 4027 East 14th.

CHEVROLET 1934 Master coupe, excellent condition; $245. Barggr, 2860 Broadway. CHEVR(ifiET -coupe 1934. excellent condition: nrrvate party. $275 ch.

ALamerta 1141W. DODGE, 1937 coup only 17.000 radio. Owner, miles; like new fil, encotirt 9139 DODGE 1929 DA sedan, good ditlon; $50. Kvenlngs, 4-6, 1667 Marin. Berkeley; TH ornwall 3301.

DODGE 1U311 coupe; rumble seat, 6 wheels; perfect condition; $465. Jelton Motors. 4030 East 14th. DODGE 1939 Luxury Liner sedan: custom radio, heater. FR ultvale 6888.

DE SOTO coupe, 1931; good condition: $150 cash. 3027 Telegraph, Apartment 301, evenings, FORD 60, 1938 Fordor sedan; trunk, radio; small mileage; sacrifice Immediately. 2354 Shattuck, Berkeley. FORD Tudor 1935; quick sale for I 1 ahOfW 1 i A-STHOUgHYfllHE Due Tonight October Is Starting Off To Give Metropolitan Ookland a Wetting As the weather in October th weather ot March, la an old country saying. If it be true then Marca promises to be both windy and rainy, for October started off ia th Metropolitan Oakland area with a good wetting down followed by strong wind.

Now the Weather Bur eau hold out the promise of mors) howara tonight Metropolitan Oakland Clouds' tecum t. probably with light showcrsj Tuesday; generally fair; mild temperature; aoedexw to fresh westerly wind. Northern CaUfomla Generally ssJr tag south and cloudy in north portion wtt showers tonight; Tuesday generally faia but showers or snow over high gooun tains; temperature slightly below nor- mal; fresh to strong northwest wind orj coast. iana Nevada Cloudy with shower over north and central ranges tonight anS Tueeday: snow at high elevstionst tem perature below normal; fresh westerly wind. flacramento Valley Cloudy tonight with local showers; Tuesday generally faui temperature below normal; variable wind.

Santa Clara, Salinas and San Joaquin Valleys Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday) temperature slightly below BormaU northwest wind. fl-n-T-allv fair 49B, night and Tuesday; slightly cooler in th Interior tonight; moderate to fresh northwest wind off coast. Havana Showers tonight and Tuesdays snow over the mountains; slightly celda tonight with frost or treeuna wswoa-ture locally In north portion. Idaho-Showers tonight an Tuesday! slightly colder tonight, wasningion uuuujr Colder In the Interior with light locaa frosts in esst portion! Tuesasy eiouos' with rein In west portion; moderate -4f fresh northwest wind oft coast. i Oregon Cloudy tonight with showers In n.ilh mnA east nortioni snow over mounUins; slightly colder In the in Wrier with frost or freezing iempermur in portion; Tuesday partly cloudy with raua in northwest portion; freih northwest wind oft cosst, at times strong.

v4. v.iw Tnrecait for California-. Cloudy In north with showers but snow" over high ranges; partly oloudy els' where with light showers or snow ove high southern Sierra; temperature below normal and humidity above normsh fresh westerly wina Deoorom shwo high northern ranges. Thg outlook Is for eonsidersbjg gloudl nesg in the Fsr West tonight with showers tonight over the PUtysu Region and probably north portion of California andr I nvar the high IWIun- tains. Tuesday will be partly eloudsl with local ahowers or snow over the Plateau Region and rain In western Washington and northwestern Oregon.

IS will be slightly colder tonight over the. Plateau Region gnd the Paeifle west end slightly cooler in southeraCali Trn.i. wiu occur locally over that northern Plateau. RAINFALL TO WI i Last Sessl. NrmL SeasU- istlona 14 hr.

to date to date 193 Osklsnd Eureka .71 1.3S .40 1 .1 .2 .01 .01. .0 JS .00 .40 1.17 ID A1 -41 .14 3 Jl 47 Redding Sacramento -Santa Rosa Ssn Francisco Stockton Salinas Trstann 1.80 .84 .31 1.0S .00 .00 .68 .00 .04 San Luis Obispo .00 Log Angeles .00 an Diego .00 .69 1.6S 1.14 IAN FRANCISCO METEOROLOGICAL Noon Raromgter (sea level), 18 S3 29 Temperature (dry bu b) B3.T Temperature (wet bulb) JJJ J7. 83.1 Humidity (per cent) '( 7 Wind Direction WNW WNW Wind Velocity 14 Weather Pt.Cl, vlW cicsp TVMPERATUREt I High Lowl High Low Ahll.ne 82 61 MOdeng 91 Albuaueraua 79 83 Needles I SO 7 55New Orleans 1 61 New York 17 SO ift 49 6 414 ta SO S8 32 58 SS 85 61 82 84 4 59 48 SI 73 69 4.1 Nome 29 North pea North Plgtte 79 Oakland 11 Oakl. Airport Okie. City Omaha fJ Pearl Hajhpi az Phoenix ,41 4 54 4A 44 "SD 5S 41 4S 54 SS SS 4 SS 4T '4 5I T74 47 44 4H '4T 4 4 -S" 4ft 5 Pittaburgb Poca telle Point Reyes Portland Pr.

Rupert Rspld City, Redding 8 I 18 II 15 44 79 7 Dutch Harb. 45 Reno Rosebur El Paso Eureka Evgnavllle Fairbanks, Flagstaff regno slvcston Gnd. Junct, Hsvre Helena Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Junesu Kalisoell BZiRosweii Loulg i 43 'Salt Lake 73 83 San Antone It Die 74 6.1 San Fran, 44 Santa Fg 14 7o 7 13 It 18 7 oyjcnerioan SrSpokana 1 ITsmpe i Tatoosh i. i Tonopah Vancouver Vlcksburi Victoria Kansas City 73 Kodisk SO Lander 37 Los Angeles 74 17 Walla Willi SI Washington SI Wllllston Madison 1 Mempnig Miami SO P. 77 5 MIYakima 14 Yuma to PRICIPrTATION i.

Bskgr T. Barrow .02. Bnstosi Charleston 1.42, Cordova 1.67, uttlt Harbor .13, Eureka .06, Filrbanki .01, f'-r 04. Havre T. Helena .23, Jacksonville -i-.

Juneau ,12. Kalispell T. Kodiak Al, under New York .64, North iii4 Pittsburgh .02, Pocstello .39, Portland .03. Rsnld City T. Redding Peng Bo -bur .11.

Sacramento .3. Salt Seattle Jl. Spokane .15. Tamaa T. Tor'- an victoria wans a ig WsihtngtOD J7, WlBnemuccg.

Yk. una mi. I LEGAL NOTICai OHniSJANCK yo. i AV ORDTNANCR APPROP Hi Iv an AUUlllUiNAL, fl.nnu.U' Ml ASSIST IN PKFRAYtN'1 F-PHNSES OF CONSTITITTIOK -OHirENTENNIAL CSUSKai TION. BI3 IT ORDAINED br tkeTouncif ef the City of Oakland aa fullons: Section i.

in gddition tha amount heretofore appropriate, t) aunt af $205 0 Is hereby gppropri- Jted out of the general fund of ti local year 1931-1939 for the pm po of assisting; lr. oerraymf tie pehses of th Sesqulcentennial of the slRnlnS of ths t'nii I States Cohatitution, whleh he I (a Oakland during; May, BsJCTION 2. This ordinance take effect Immediately. In Council, Oakland, Call'rn'i, Sertember 11, 1939. Passed to for two daya by th followlrr Ayes Councilman Beach.

Dions, Peterg, Shattuck, Plgvii i 1 President McCracken I. Men. Absent CouncilmeB, jaaebsen and Qulnn 3. FRANK COLBOURN, City 101 Oct. 21 tl.

ORDINANCE! NO. AN ORDINANCE TRAKSi -FTTNDS. IB IT OEDAINED by the ef the Pity of Oakland as SECTION 1. The sum of la herey transferred from oral fund of the fiscal 1919 to the Park Depart" for th purpose paving Certain W.P.A. projects.

SFCTTON ,1. ThU ordin' tgke -'I'l im feW. In id, M- 14. Ij.t. for to ov by tne fo, jlyan f'omicit p.oi lAtjrr I Amsriuo Atlanta Baker Barrow Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Chlcsgo Cincinnati Cleveland Cordova Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodge Diilnth ALL cash Immediately; any make.

2354 Shattuck. Berkeley: TH orn- wall 6550, "Dill" I payi most cash cars Win Loviyiic iOT clean and equities; out -of -State car cleared. 2041 Broadway. TE mplebar 9544, CASH for late model car equity. Hammond.

2ZZ1 wcostcr. WE pay more Spot cash lor cars or equities. McClaln A Fltspatrlek. 1071 Broadway iwvwwweeeweeeeeweeeeee HERBALIST! wwwwweweeeeee T.ni mood Presaur And Tumor Banished! March 16. 1939.

Albany. Calif. I was very discouraged when the physician told me after an examination that I had a turner and low blood pressure. To build me up enough te stand an operation would be very hard, as I had severe hemorrhages. I heard so much good the Fong Wan rONQ WAN 24 years in Oakland Herbs did that I decided to try them.

I took the Herbs for over five months. Now nearly seven years later I am In the best of health and more than thankful for what Fong Wan Herb's did for me. Mrs. Florence Askew. A book on herbs Is given upon request at.

the office. Pnm Ar, 576 10th Street i Oakland. HI gate 77 Open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday from 9 a.m.

to 12 noon Po-Kwong Shew Herb Co. Forty Tears Successful Business 2321 Telegraph Avenue TE mplebar 1051 official BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HKGILAH MEETING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. IMS The Board of Supervisors was called to order at 10:00 a.m. On call of the roll the following were present: Supervisors Bartell and Wlxson i. Absent: Supervisors Caldecott, Hellwlg and Chairman Janssen 3.

No quorum being present the Board recessed until Wednesday. September 20, 1939, at 10:00 a.m. RKCfcS FETING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. IMS The Board of Supervisors was called to order at 10:00 a.m. On call of the roll the following were present: Supervisors Bartell and Wlxson I.

Absent: Supervisors Caldecott, Hellwlg and Chairman Janssen 3. No orum being present the Board recessed until Thursday, Sep tember zi, 1939, at 10:00 a.m. RECEM MEETING THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21.1S8 The Board of Supervisors waa called to order at 10:00 a.m. On call of the roll the following were present: Supervisors Bartell, Wlxson and Chairman Janssen 2.

Absent: Supervisors Caldaeott and Hellwlg z. MINUTES APPROVED On motion of Supervisor Bartell. seconded by Supervisor Wlxson. the reading of the minutes of the last meeting was waivea ana tney were approved as entered by the follow ing vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell. Wlxson and Chairman Janssen 3.

Absent: supervisors caldaeott ana ricuwig KBfUKTH The following reports were pre sented to the Board and ordered filed: Public Defender Flsoal year H3J- 1939. Law Library Fiscal year 1911- 1939. Planning commission 1 a year 1938-1939. institutions commission Finan clal, August, 1939. Institutions Commission Collec tlons for August, 1939.

SAN LEAMDKO ANNEXATION Pursuant to Section 4. Act 5169 ueering ueneral Laws The see rstary of Stats filed his certificate of Annexation of Lealand Heights to ins i.uy vi sin iesnaro. The City Clerk of San Laandro also filed a Copy of the proceedings tnereoi. AOOUISITNON AND MFROVB-MENT DISTRICT No. ONE The County Surveyor filed the Affidavit of Mailing Notices of the Recording of the reassessment and diagram In the matter of the re funding of the Indebtedness of Ac qulsltlon and Improvement District no.

one or tne county or Alarneaa. CONTRACT ACCEPTED A Certificate was received from 3. J. Donovan. reeammand- ing the acceptance of the contract of H.

j. uhrtstenssn Co. and w. Lyons Construction Co. In connec tion with the construction of Coro ner's Office and Morgue Building.

On motion of Supervisor Wlxson seconded by Supervisor Bartell, the certificate was approved and the contract accepted by the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell. Wlxson and Chairman janssen a. Absent: Supervisors Caldecott and Meliwig z. ArrLlCATIUNB FOR UANCH PERMITS The following applications for per mlts to conduct dances In the un Incorporated territory ef Alameda county were presented te the Board y. l.

l. At i.u u.r. Han. Miles, on September 30. 1939.

Moulders' Union. No. 114 Swiss park, Newark, on September 10, 1939. On motion or Supervisor Bartell, seconded by Supervisor Wlxson, the applications were approved and the Clerk directed to issue the permit or ine following voie: Ayes: Buoarvlsosa WlxseB ana Chairman janssea I. Absent: Supervisors Caldaeott and aeuwig i.

CONTRACT APPROVED The agreement by and between the county of Alameda and the City of Piedmont In connection with the supplying of Cllnla Service In Tubercular Cases was presented to the cinera. On motion of Supervisor Bartell seconded by Supervisor Wlxson, the agreement was approved ana tne Chairman directed to ezeeute the same on behalf of the County of Alameda, by the following vote: Ayes: supervisors Bartell. wixson and Chairman Janssen 3. Absent: supervisors Caldecott and Hell wig z. OPENING OF BIDS The following proposals for the purchase of Tax Antioioatlen Was rants were presented te the Beard and referred to the Committee of the Whole: Alameda Unified School District, nanaasnerica company, par 2tt per pent, premium weeaen par per cent, mium 111.00.

Berkeley Unified School District. $500,000.00 Bankamerica Company, par if per cent, premium sts.uu weeaen co, par 1 pr mium 159.00. Oakland High School Dlstrlet, $1,000,000.09 Bankamerica 0 per sent, psemlum 96.0; Weeden A par I Pr cent. premium eiv.uu. Oakland School District, 1500, 000.00 Bankamerica Company, par 2 per cent.

Premium 14( 08: Wee den A Co, par 1 per cent, premium 159.00. Piedmont Unified Schoel Dlstrlet, esu.uyv.vv osnnmencs uompanf, par 1H per cent, premium mium East Bay Regions! Bark District, $80,000.00 Bankamerica Company, par ift per cent, premium sz.iu weeden per eeat, pre BLANNINf CflMMISSTOM The resort of the Planning Com mission recommending the approval af Petition ale. til deelarlnai West- ern Boulevard a Primary County Road was presented to the Board. On motion of Supervisor Wiason, report was approved and the Clerk directed te prepare resolution eonsummatinf th same ey tne isi twlnar vet: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Wlxson and Chairman JanSsen 1. Absent: Supervisors CaldeeOtt and Hellwlg i.

The report ef the Blsnnlnf Cent-mission recommending the denial of Petition No. 663. requesting th ac- To Arrive MONDAY, OCTOBE1 1 Hswsll Malama Kentucktan Forbes Hauptman Point Caleta San Vincente Walllnsford New York Philadelphia New Orleans Puget Sound Puget Sound Puget Sound Columbia Los Angeles Loe Angeles momanan Point San Pablo Cadaretta TUESDAY, OCTOBER I Melbourne Mariposa Yokohama Aiumg Maru Boston Lewis Luckenbaeh Philadelphia San Angelo Baltimore Columbia bnest H. Meyer Columbia Coast Banker Los Angeles President Pierce Los Angelas West Planter WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEKs 4 Manila Vladivostok New York Mobile Panama Seattle Los Angeles Philippine Clipper W.S. Miller Citr of Newport News Lens Luckenbaeh Peter Lessen Coast Merchant Coast Miller To Depart MONDAY, OCTOBER Antwerp Honolulu Brooklyn Aberdeen TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 Berganger Ludlngton Mlnneaotan Cadaretta Hong Kong Yokohama Honolulu New York Norfolk Seattle Canton Eidsvold Msllko Republic Capella Bllversde Stanley A.

Griffiths SeatUe WIDNEIDAY, OCTOBER 4 Manila China Clhmar Manila Columbia U.S. Grant west Planter Sun, Moon, Tide Br tJ. j. Coast and Oeedetle Surra, SOT Customhouse. 6an Pranelaea MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Sun rises.

Moon rises sets. MOON PHASES 0D Moon ttuarfcst Moon Quartet new Jirst ruii Last betrii" "OetT li 1 1 oSTfi 1 rWs' ui.i'ip.m. The time and halaht of IMu In lha soiiowing u.a. coast ana Geodetio survey table are given for toot ot Webater Street. Oakland.

Port Point subtract 40 minutes. OCTOBER 1 TO OCTOBER H.W. L.W. H.W. L.W.

41 I JBa 1 II Mlp 4 41 1.1 1.1 C. 4 4.T 1.1 l.i 0. I 4.1 10 l.f 0 NOTICE In the above tabulation nl the tides the daUy tides ere given In the order oi their occurrence, commencing with the earir morning woe in me len-nsna column, and the succeeding tides as they occur. un soma cava put tnree tides occur. The column ol heights (Ives the gleva uon oi eacn use gnove or Below the leva On CoSSt lirvav Chart MIlnHInn Th, numbers gre glwgrs additive to th chart umiu, unieae precedes, or a minus 1-1 sign, tnan ing numpsrs are gubtrgeted are th depth of the chart.

COMMANDER LVKINS. Inspector, Transpacific Mailt The following sailing datag and closing times or transpsclf ie mails at the main San rrsnclaco postoifice are based on the latest Information furnished by steamboat companies! ORIENTAL October 4. 11:10 p.m.. Chins Clipper. October 4,1:10 a.m., U.I.

Grant. October, 1:10 a.m., President Finos, October 1:10 p.m., Matsonla. October 1, 4:00 p.m., Toksl Maru, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS October 1, 1:10 a.m., MaUko. October 4,1:10 a.nu, U.S. Grant.

October 4. 1:10 p.m., China Clipper, Octobet (, 1:10 p.m., Matsonla. October 10, 1:10 a.m., Mariposa. AUSTRALIA- Ootober 4. 11:80 a.m..

Cgpg Horn. October 4, 13 p.m.. China Clipper. October 10, 7:10 a.m.. Mariposa.

Coastwise News SAN DIEGO. Oct. 1 rAPll Iv.rf W. R. Chambgrun 4:14 a Llnnton, sailed: San Dlegsn, 4:30 P.m..

San Pedro; uiamDeriin 1 p.m Llnnton. SAN PEDRO. Oct. l. AP) Arrival Cosst Miller, 1:20 g.m., Portland via San Francisco; Columbian, 1:50 a.m., Seattle vis Ban jrranciscoi oakworth, 6:30 a.m.

Benerara; Agwiworld, 4:21 a.m.. Oak isndl Peaaaua. a.m.. Antiuarn, vana Mam. 12'4H Maw Vn-lr.

tf.t. Nelson, 1:2 p.m, Oslo. Sailed: Pennsylvania, 11:01 a.m., Seattle -in dhi, rMficmco, jveniucKian, a.m. Portland via San Francisco; Maria Sts. thstos, 12:50 a.m., Balboa; George L.

Olnon, 1:10 Portland vlg Ssn Frgn. uwuu, viuar, gup a.m.,. eesuiei Bone Bakke, a.m., Portland; Wales Maru, 210 p.m., Kobe. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 1-AF)-Af rlved: New Zealand 11:11 a.m., Manila! Berganger, a.m., Seattle; H. M.

Storey, a.m., xstero say; T. Harper. 12:1 p.m.. El Segundo: Klnka Maru. 1:15 p.m,, aew York; W.

It. Rhaem, 1:10 p.m', Et igundn; Lumbertowni 1 p.m., tan Pedro. wasskl: Huguenot. 10:50 Ssn Pedro; Coast Shipper, lilfl p.m., Portland udqq, p.m., mnisnol MUnsmt, b.m., Ssn Pedro; Wind Rush, Ills p.m., Portland. PORTLAND.

Oct. 1. (AP) lived: Csmden. 7:50 a.m.. Laa Aneelei: West Shipper, 10:10 g.m., Ssn PrsneliMi Prank G.

Drum, 11:60 a.m., San Francisco. Sailed: Toplla, 11:15 a.m., Las Angelesi Coast Banker, 1:1 p.m.. Ian Pranslseoi Atlanta City, 1 p.m., flattie. ASTORIA, Ore." Oct" rived: West Madaket (Warrenten), 1:41 a.m.. Seattle.

sailed: Fvanger. g.m.. Seattle. TACOMA, Oct. API Arrived: Mexican.

3:11 a.m.. Seattlgi Djamhl. Segttlet Curaeg, 1:3 g.m.. Seattle, Bsnea: aggtriar. a.m., SH'tWi NSXh egn.

a.m., Olymplg, SEATTLI, Oct. J-(AP) Arrlvgd! Point Ssn Pedro, I g.m., Los Angeles; Jacob Luckenbsch, 11:11 g.m,, Houston; Oskmsr, 11:30 a.m., Taeomai Alabamsn, noon. Boston; Eureka, late p.m.. Tacoma, Sailed: Diamond Cement, 1:10 View Cove; Dlembl. 1:10 Teeemal Associated.

9:30 g.m.,. San Pranalseet Curaca, early afternoon, Chile; Nordvcst, eariy sTiemeem. ismgtaet Aisssmsn. isfg p.m... Bostnm Oaksaas.

lata p.m.. Balti more! Ls Purlsims, I p.m., Oleum. LEGAL NOTICE noticej mnsr ron ri'RMSHi'vn IN1 A Ni. CLIMB ABIFl PRNCW ALOfO THPI 'OI'THWKITKSS ini F.niTH PLAfP) SOVTHVAITERtY OF BROADWAY. The Council of the City of Oakland will receive sealed blda on Tuesday, October 10, 1199, bstween th hours of 1:00 o'cloek P.M.

end IiOtt o'clock P.M.. for furnishing; and installing a Non-Climbablg Feaoe along; the southwestern aide of Edith Place southeasterly of Broadway. Siiecl-flcationa and blank forma or pro-posslg will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall lnohrde alt State and Federal tazea. All proposals shall be accompanied a check in aa ameuat no less than ten per gent (15) af the aggregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank, nsvable to the order of Frank Col- bourn, City Clerk, of th City ef Oakland, which cheek an the amount therein specified Shall be forfeited and retained bp the City al Oakland if the successful hinder faila te execute the contract In the required form and furnish the bond required.

Bond la an amount eoual to fifty per cent of the aa-gregate amount of the contract to be given by gucceasful bidder aa a guarantee lor faithful performance of contract, aa4 a bead in aa equsl amount to guarantee payment ail elalms for labor and materials furnished. Con tract to be entered into within 10 daya after award thereof and shall be completed within 90 calendar lvg enar gi'e or. auuiuui sate te th City Clerk of tneC, lU-f t. i i-r ate BRACK In Oakland, October 1, 1939. Charles beloved husband of Anna H.

Braun, father of Anna Jane and Sally Braun, son of Mar garet Uraun; a native oi vania, aged riends are Invited to attend services Wednesday afternoon. Oc tober 4. at 1 clock at the Albert Brown Chapel, 1411 Piedmont Avenue. ARTSOCK In OakUnd, September 30, 13H, Albert beloved hus band of Catherine riartaocK. lov ing father of Ueorge, Frank and Leonard Hartsock and jonn sock of Phoenix, Arisona, brother or Dr.

w. T. waraaocK ot spoaane, washlnaton. and dward Hart- sock of Unionbrldge, Maryland: a native of Maryland. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, October 3, at 4 p.m.

at the Fruit-vale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Frultvale Avenue. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. HERKENHAM In Oakland. October Derma oeiovea wue ui Charles M.

Herkenham, loving mother of Charles Brill and Norman B. Herkenham; a native of Philadelphia. A member of take Merritt Chapter No. 410. O.E.S.

Friends are Invited to attend the services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of the Grant O. Miller Mortuaries, 18o0 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, Tuesday, Ooto-ber 1, 1819, at 1 clock p.m., under auspices ef Lake Merritt Chapter No. 410, O.E.S. Inurnment, lit.

View Crematorium. JORDAN In Fort Miley, September iu, ivas, jonn r. Jordan oi Finland, beloved husband of Lena Jordan: loving father of Yvonne Marie Jordan and dear brother of Anne Caton: a member of the Marine Engineer Beneficial. Association, No. 77, and the Maccabees, Tent No.

17; a native of San Francisco; aged 47 years. Friends are Invited te attend services Tuesday morning at 1:10 a.m. from the Chapelle Piedmont of Hill and Kammerar, 1479 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, thence to the Presidio Chapel at the National Cemetery in San Franolsco where mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 1:10 a.m. MeKAY -In Santa Rosa. Ootober 1.

1939. Sophie J. McKay, wife of th late josepn Artnur McKay, loving mother of Arthur E. McKay, aiatar of Mrs. Charles B.

Jenkins. Mrs. William H. Wiss, Edward J. and William Bryans, grandmother ot Barbara C.

and Arthur T. McKay; a native of California, aged 67 yearsA member of Yerba Buena Chapter No. 1,31, O.B.S.; Buena vista parlor No. N.u, G. and First Christian Church.

Friends are Invited to attend aervicea Tussday, October 1999, at 1:10 o'clock p.m. at Truman' Chapel, Telegra'ph Avenue at 10th Street, Oakland. Private inurn ment, an infvtmiu, 1989, William H. Moore, beloved husband ef Nina Moor; a native Of Portland. Oregon.

Friends are invited to attend the ssrvlcea at the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, East 14th Street corner I4th Avenue. Oakland Tuesday, Ootober 1, 1919, at 1:10 ociock p.m. inurnment, uaiuor-nla Crematory. uiiaanv t- n.i.i..j n.i.k..

1939. Patrick deariv beloved husband of Gertrude Murphy, devoted father of Margaret Murphy, loving aon of Patrick and the late Margaret M. Murphy, brother of Jack. James. Edward.

Emmet. Kathleen Murphy and Mrs. Eileen Hulllvan: a natlva or Ireland. A member of the Independent Order of Foresters and the Holy Name Society of St. Anthony's Parish.

Friends and acquaintances are -respectfully Invited to attond the funeral on Wednesday, October 4, 1919, at 1:10 a.m. from the East Lawn Chapel of Hanrahan ec Wadsworth, Pine Borba, East 14th Strest at 6th Avenue, thenoe te Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. RRNWICK In Oakland, September 30, 1939, Margaret, beloved wife of John Renwlck, and loving sister of Alice" Thompson, Andrew Wllllsms of Grass Valley and Gilbert Williams of Vancouver. B.C.

A native of Australia. (Grass Valley napera please copy.) Friend are Invited to attend th services at the 0rant Miller Mortuaries, East 14th Strget, corner 14th Avenue, Oakland, Tuesday, October 1, 1939, at 2 o'clock RICHARDSON In' Oakland. October 2. 1939, Norrls Hiram Richardson, deariv beloved husband of Vlvvlan Lindsay Richardson, devoted son te Mr. and Mrs.

A. 8. Llndnav, gen of Sylvia and the lal Norris A. Richardson, brother of Gsorg Richardson, loving brother of Hr- ld W. Lindsay and Margaret a.

Indsay: a native of Syracuse, new ork. (Syracuse, New Tork, an Morrlstown, St. Lawrence County, New York, pipers plesse topy.) Notice of funeral later, (Albert Brown Co SANDERS (nee Bredlow) In Oak land, October 1, Bernlce beloved wife of Kenneth Bandera, loving mother ef Hsrold F. Pal-ton, loving daughter of Mrs. Isabel Bradlow and the late Herman Bredlow, elster of Mrs.

Mildred Willis, Mre.Vera Good and Mrs. Jferme Hastaln; a native Cali-ornla, aged 35 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. Oe. tober 1, at 1:80 p.m.

at the Fruit-vale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1S80 FniltVgle Avenue. Entombment, Mt. Vltw Mausoleum. San Francisco Deaths ANDERSON, Charles P.

Ernest SI yesrs CARBERRY, Hugh J. CHASE, Jane Matilda EASTLING, Mary Louise S3 yesrg ELLIOT, Berths FERGUSON. Sbn w-FLEMING, Willlsia GORDON, Albina GRANQUIST, HUdln -i ouGiu imma HANNER, Co. Jeha 41 rars. HARRINGTON.

Charles KOCH, John W. 1CRONBBR6. laadaee LIDERMAN, Bells LEVY, Jane n. LUDWIGSEN, Suite Emily McKAY, Sophie J-47 year MAHOOD, Louise MANTEL, Henry Richard MILLER, Marie Resg Hear MOYNISAN. Norg NAGLR.

Catherln O'DEA, Mary t. O'NEILL. Joseph pr.pERSEN, Roy 1. SEA MENS, Msry Irene SHANNON, Molly-M yesrg CEKETERIII MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM BtTARUSHTO IMS rjEspiTUA. caw tunbs mo ok hiujon uoixari Crematorlam With! a the ere-.

3-Car Crash Traffic on Road Near San Mateo Delayed For Hour by Wreck SAN MATEO, Oct 2. Fourteen persons were injured in three-car crash on the Ocean Road near Sharp Park yesterday, and heavy Sunday traffic was hrld up for an hour while the wreckage was untangled. Most seriously injured was Glover Wallace, 26, of San Francisco, driver of one car, who suffered a brain concussion and a fractured rib. Rid ing with him and cut and bruised were three sailors from the U.S.S. Savannah, Lawrence Dial, 23; C.

A. Strohacker, 31, and Victor Mancino, 19, as well as Edward Taulhammer, 25, also of San Francisco. Riding In the second ear were Michael Buckley, 15, the driver; his mother, Mrs. Violet Buckley; a sis ter, Elsie, 14, and two brothers, Peter, 7, and Dewey, 9, all of San Francisco. They were all cut In the third car were Sam Kel- lerhak, SI, the driver; his wife, Gertrude, 27, and Harold March-banks and his wife, Alice, all of San Francisco.

All were cut and bruised. Highway patrolmen said that Wallace edged ever to the wrong side of a bridge and sideswiped the Buckley car, which hurtled into Kellehhak's. They said Wallace would be cited for reckless driving. Two Hurt, Motorist Arrested at Hayward HAYWARD. Oct 2.

A collision here yesterday led to the arrest of Jesse T. Neal 23, of Monrovia, Los Angeles County, after the auto mobile ha was driving was found to be stolen. Neal suffered head and face lacer ations when the car collided at Cas tro Valley Boulevard and Whelten Avenue with an automobile dr ven by Leo F. Foster, 36, of San Francisco. Foster escaped injury, but James Balsley, 16, riding with him, naa scaip lacerations.

The car Neal was driving was stolen from a San Francisco parking lot, police said. Oaklander's Back Broken in Crash ALBANY, Oct. 2. Abraham Swartz. 42, 437 Kirkham Street, Oak land, has a broken back, and two other drivers arc under citation for reckless driving 'after a three car collision that ended a wild race over the highways from Antioch here.

Chief of Police Lloyd Jester ordered citations issued against Ed mund Jonas, 20, Sacramento, and Calvin D. Baker, 24, San Francisco, after they assertedly admitted rac ing their cars from Antioch to the scene of the accident here, Castro Street and San Pablo Avenue. Swartz was making a turn into San Pablo Avenue, witnesses said, when Jones' car hit htm after being hit" itself by Baker's. 6 warts was the only one injured and was taken to Peralta Hospital. Lights Fail; Auto Plunges Into Canyon SAN RAMON, Oct 2.

Failure of his lights caused Francis Andrews, 63, to plunge through a fence and over an 80-foot embankment in Crow Canyon last night with In jury to Andrews and his wife, Mary, 7. He told officers that ha was driv ing through the csnyon when his battery caught fire and short-elr cuited the lights. In the darkness he missed a curve. Motorists who were following saw the accident and pulled Andrews and his wife from the wrecked car. Andrews, who lives at 6099 Arff Avenue, Hsyward, suffered a fvao' tured leg.

His wife had chest in juries. orncuii BOARD OF SUPERVISORS cepiance oi an roaas in mucresi Knolls, was presented to the Board On motion of Sunervlsor Wiason seconded by Supervisor Bartell, the report wag approved and tne FSti lion DINIBO by the following- vote Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Wlssop. and Chairman Janssen- 1. Absent; Supervisors Csldeeott in Hellwlg; 1. Communications war received irom tne following: State Relief Administration Enclosing form of agreement on R.

i-roiects. Filed. City of Oakland Reausstina can eellatlen of assessment on certain property. Referred to the Dlstrlet Attorney, Veteran s' Administration- Re ausstlnv permission to reloeate pipe tine. Kererred to tne county ai Pr, Raauaatina; oaf' mission to have certain cattle ex amlned for mastitis.

Permission cranted. Public Works Administration Notice of the denial of all annllca tlons of the County of Alameda for participation in projects. TRANSPORTATION GRANTED A recommendation from the Ala' meda Counts Charities Commission that charity-rate transportation be granted the following; persona was presented to the Board: Robert Miller From Oakland to Trout creeK, Bandera county, won tana: 117.00. Darlene Nyland From Oakland to Salt Lake Cltv. Utah: 110.00.

On motion of Supervisor Wljson seconded by Supervisor Bartell. thf recommendation was approved and the transportation granted br the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell. Wlisen ana cnairmap Janseen-a. Absent: Supervisors Caldecott and Heiiwig z. The following Resolutions were Worlgln.

the sale ef trtea County property. Granting a leave 'of absence, with permission to leave tne state California, te Horace P.Rss, Ceus) ty Auditor. Dirsctlnr the County Surveyor te Issue a requisition to Heafey-Moeta oompanr zap worst en -g-Qim. Avenue. Directing the District Attorns te orisi suit sssinsi rweniy-iwo responsible relatives In connection wiin Afea gtevuriiy.

Directing' the deooait ef the fel lowing cheeks: City of Alameda, 111.14; City pi Albany. t2l.H tor eare ef prisoners In County Jail Estate of Sit Til. 121.70 for hos Plttllsationl Federdal Government, grant for High Street fridge) rgoiiie uas gna ansirie ftis.es, raa refund: Granting; Junk Yard Vet salt te Harry sngae at i7eo East I4tn Street, between Hayward and San Lanriro. Appointing the fellewlng: Frank Rodrlgues, Bast-time earetaker, Mllea Memorial Buildtnsn Key 6. Day, part-time watehmaai Alvaie Carral, elevator operator all tern porary employees In the Departmen a Oakland Births PETERS To the wife of William Peters, HOI Paeifle Street.

September 14, a son. Jerome. RESTUCH To the wife of Rolsnd Holland Restuch. 1327 10th Street, September 11, a son, Robert Roland. REYNOLDS To the wife of Hsrold Everett Reynolds.

1M Eighth Street, September 10. son, Richard Zennis. TILLZY To the wife of Jess Frsnklln Tiller. 1533 24th Avenue. September IS, dauahter.

Barbers Ann. TAYLOR To the wife of I D. Taylor. Fresno. September 10, a son, Francis rsyette.

TEUSCHER To the wife of John Fred eric Teuseher, 30ST Semtosry Avenue, September IS, a dauahter, Judith Lee. SABA To the wife Oeorse Charles p.k. itmiim wu.k e.A CA.aMu 11.11 .7 w. son. l)ave George.

SALEDO To the wife of reilx ssiseao, SsS Ramos Avenue, Haywsrd, September 16. son, Andrew. SEMKE To the wife of Ralph Eemke, S377 Adeline Street, Berkeley, Auruit 29. dauKhter. Yvonne Carol.

SCHWERTFEGER To the wife of Hans Paul Schwertfeger. SIS 46th Street, Sep tember S. a son. Stephen Inc. SHIM AD A To the wife ot Koio oni- mada.

SOS Brush Street, September 18, a nn. Hicham Yu kin. VAN DUBEN To tne wue OI A lie Van Duen, 70S Excelsior Avenue. Sep tember 18. a daushter.

Elizabeth Nell. WEATHEHLY To the wife ot ueioen Floyd Weatherly. 9254 Gould Street, seotember 20. a aon. Errwln M.

WILLS To the wife of Thomas Amos Wills. 3714 Madrone Avenue, July 18 daushter, Mabel Anne. WILCOX To the wife of Albert Ever ett Wilcox. 1200 10th Street, September a dausnter, marine. WILKERSON To the wife of Joseph Wilkerson, 89m 34th Street, September a son.

Joseph Jr. -ZULAICA To the wife of Leonard Zulsics. 251S East Eleventh Street, Bep- tomhwr fl. a riaiihtr. Charlotte Frances.

CESENA To the wife of Artnur peter reiutna. 1ml Alabama street. Ban Fran cisco, September 14. a daushter, jualin Mav. CAHPENTFR TO the Wife Of JOM1 Allan Carpenter.

1811 Myrtle Street. Sep tember It, a daushter, Wallis Ann. Santa Clara County JSTk MARRIAGE LICENSES EWING, Paul 38. Dos Palos. ROCHA, Rosa 42.

Doa Paloa. SANFILIPPO. Carl 24. Santa Clara, MARTINELLI, Rose 28, Sen Joae. jef float.

Hrian h. 24. nan oiese, HITT. Eileen M. 28.

Los datoa. KIRCH NER. Peter Burnnsame. HALLAHAN, Msrlorie 23, San Mateo. DIED VARGAS In San Jose.

Sent, St, Frank P. Vsrass. husbsnd of Rita Vargas, father inf aiatar Marie Immaculota. a. N.D.I Mrs.

Mary Lemaa. nstlve of the Aiorss ased T4 years. BIRTHS ANDERSON To the wife of John V. Anderson. Sent.

22. daushter. Ohenhault To the wife of Austin Ohenhault, Sept. 18. a son.

LANG To the wife of Leuli K. una, eDt. 23. a aon. BOSCO To the wife of Borneo aoseo.

Sent. 19. a daushter. BEATY To the wife of Maurice sttty, Sept. 23, a daughter.

SALAS To the wife of Anthony Bans, Sant. 1ft. a riauBhter. walgren Tw the wife of Paul wai- gren, Sept. 29, a daughter.

Napa County MAEBIAOI INTENTION I.tTKKTN. Vadimlr 39. San haneiaW, ROCHON, Vslerl 31, Osklgna. Driver Remembers 'Sideswiping Cars'; Jailed in Berkeley MARTINEZ, Oct 2 The story told by Orman T. Kellogg, 84, to Berkeley police, who found him by his wrecked automobile there lsst night, led to his arrest at suspected hit-run drunken driver, Kellogg, who lives at 2032 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, was found by Berkeley Patrolman Walter Garratt Drove and Derby Streets.

The car was out of gasoline and showed signs of having been in an accident. Upon questioning, Garratt said, Kellogg told of driving from Mr tines to Berkeley and sideswiping several cars on the way. Once, Gsr. ratt said Kellogg told him, the ear left the highway end overturned in field. He was taken to the Berkeley sta tion and held for California High way Patrolman George Cockerton who returned him here and held him for investigation of hit-run drlv ing and drunk driving.

The aeoi dent in which he was involved Cockerton said, fiappened Orinds Crossroads yesterday. Paper Is Sold NILES, Oct. 2. Sale of the Town hip Register, weekly paper pub lishtd at Niles, to Norman; Parks, former owner, hps been announced by J. Boyce Smith, publisher for the pt'twa years.

Smith will remain in Niles until business affairs are closed. OFFICIAL BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Buildings: Helen Gannaway, ju nior typipt, Department oi cngrities allowing additional stanoaranher li the Department of Surveyor and In the deoarament of Civil Service! Gertrude Reynolds, medical social worker) Ruth Thomas and Elisabeth soyers, senior meaicai social worK-rs: Joseph Machado. truck' driver, and five graduate nurses In the DeDartment of Institutions: Approving changes of employees In the various County Institutions! Approving an arreamsnt with County Superintendent of Schools for health supervision: Declaring the Intention of th Board of Supervisors to purchase piece of real property from the True less oi ine Mission roan Lioage. 114. I.O.O.F..

fon burial Burnosesi Dsolaring Palm Avenue and West ern Boulevard a part pf the County ystem or ttignways; Accepting the Bid ft Weeds I Co. for the safe offljit.oos.og tss Htigipaiion noica. CLAIMS AND PAT HOLT. On motion of, supervisor Bartell, elalms, also pay roll, aa submitted by the Auditing and Finance Cenw mittee we approved and ordered raid te the respective claimants In he sum and out ef the funds as designated by th following Ulntjon: Ijene era Fun! jfV 46.TB 1118 1111 De De. Chilian's jioeef Reads Veterans Masse rial Bid Advertising Do.

JStlOB shlgnd Co. fir gro, put Villi Bla nun mil SSI-11 M-40 llitie Ifiif iiii-i: PreTDlaV" 1111-4 Redwood Co. Tire Pro. Diet. 1131-4 1.00 and M.

Indl gent (O.) Pq. Genera! De. General 1915-49 1111-11 l8-4i 10,41511 sis. Motion tarried ty tk following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Wlssoa and Chairman Janssen 1. Absent: Supervisors Caldecott and HellwiB .1.

ale further Business appearing tk 6E6. A. jak'mbh. ehalrssssv Attest: O. M.

WADKiJCIerk. C. Deputy. By FRANK KESTER Just as happened at the beginning of the last World War, neutral flag ships are beginning to gain the benefit of being out of conflict For the first time in years a large fleet of ships flying the flag of Greece is on the coast One, the Lilv. is in San Francisco to load a cargo for Japanese delivery.

Two more, the Eksterinl Coumaterin and th Themoni, are at Seattle, one loading 'for Japan and the other scheduled for the United Kingdom. In San Pedro, three Greek flag ships are in port while the fourth, the Marie Stathatos, took bunkers and sailed yesterday for Balboa to load scrap for Japan. Crew war-zone demands have kept the Nieolaou Zogfari, bound for Xngland, tied up for a week. Meanwhile her chief engineer was taken to hospital with a ruptured appendix. Th Pegasus limped into Ban pwro yesterday from Antwerp, several days late, and went to anchor with a crippled engine.

Sh had aboard, as potential food, two live pigs, which were forbidden by healtn authorities her. Th ship will daughter the animals and put them on ice. Meanwhll th Pegasus' original charter, for a trip from British Columbia to London, has been canceled and ah will await orders. Th Michael' J. Goulandris will go to Long Beach tomorrow to take a full cargo of scrap for Japan.

SPEAKS ON OEIENT Richard S. Turner, export manager of the Associated Oil Company, who has just returned from almost a year and a halt in the Far East will be the speaker at th Oakland For eign Trade and Harbor Club dinner meeting In the Hot! Colt, Thursday evening. His subject will be "Th Orient Today." Discussions will also be held on neutrality and its effect on foreign trad as well as war risk Insurance. Cliff Buell will preside. FULL PASSENGER LIST When the Panama Pacific liner City of Baltimore pulls out Into th stream today and heads for New York by way of th Panama Canal and Havana, she will hav every one of her staterooms booked, In addition the trim liner, commanded by Capt.

Francis Cross; will hav practically a full cargo hold, of gen eral freight including much in canned goods and fruits. GLASGOW SHIPBUILDING Th sharply increased activity in th shipyards of Glasgow, Scot land, resulting from Government orders for war craft has notably improved the economic situation in that city, according to a report from the American consulate general, Glasgow, mad public by th Department of Commerce. Th number of warships now being built in th Glasgow district' constitutes a record for any shipbuilding district in Great Britain, the report said. The most important contract recorded in recent years has just been placed by the British Admiralty with John Brown and Sons, Limited, for a battleship -of 40,000 tons displacement, This is one of the largest order that has ever com to the Clyde and one which will furnish employment for a large number of persons for approxi mately tnree years. Other contracts placed recently with Clyd shipyards war for one merchant vessel of 8000 ton dead weight and 20 vessels of th "minor warship" classes, compriiing boom- deftns vessels, trawlers, and patrol vessels of th whale-catchr type.

Thes contracts, it is pointed out, will greatly improv th position of th'os yards en th Clyd which specialise in th construction of vessel! of moderate and small iiz as there has lately been scarcity of such contract. WASHINGTON, Oct. Navy announced today that th Mof-fctt Memorial trophy for th 1839 flsoal year was won by th aviation Unit of th battleship I Tennessee. The trophy is award4 annually to th aviation unit bated on a battleship or cruiser which ha th pst rcori for ifty. Notice to Mariners Csllfarals, peitMnsment, Pled'si Ilia.

esa light to be Improved about October 10.1039,, TrWa Btht wtt lthen show flash 0.8 second, eclipse 1 seconds, flash 0.8 second, ecllpie 10A seconds. Intensity of the light wiU be Incresaed to 250,000 candlepower. Ssn Psblo Bsy, Ssn Psblo Bsy lighted buoy 1 characteristic chanted September 28 to quick flash white oi 70 camWepower. No ether change. Point Reyes light stgtion Improved September 10, 1939.

The light shews Hash l.f seconds', eclipse 1.1 seconds. Intensity ot the light IneressH to 170,60 esndle-aawtr. Pt. Arena light gtatloa characteristic .01 llgni caanfaa grnui acianer au, te flain. Bl aaaoad.

acllnse 4.1 sesends, tlaiK el iseond, eUs 14 geeonds, lo insn swansv Island Porti HONOLULU Arrl wed. Octolier 1, I Tstuts Msru from aan rrsnaiseoi PsatUent eievelgnd Sreas San Tatuta Maru for Voko-hsmsi toldslgkt, Presldsat ClevelaM er YekoMia. Air Distance! Appeserhnste el snfl)1 srB Baklapd ISI Cheveaae, Vvoaata 1041 IMS Tin 168 GHAP6L0FTHG INPQOsV NICHI OAOINI 4449 PlUMONf cash; owner going abroad, caul, ton, Harrison Hotel Apartments, evenings. FORD, 1937 Tudor deluxe. Owner, Olscn, 1109 Oaks; evenings, Sundays.

FORD 1U3G dtf luxe coupe, excellent condition; a real buy. ME rrltt 0909 after 5. Principals only. FDRD 1932 V8 coupe, rebuilt en-glne; special wheels: $140; private party, BE rkeley 2166W. 1 FORD "1936 coupe, beautiful condition: fog lights; radio.

1224 Dwlght. FORD. 1936 Tudor, new rings, ex-esllent condition; $310. Box BU031I, Tribune, FORD 1929 cut-down roadster; top; dependable: $60. PI edmont 2480J, FORD 1939 convertible; sale at loss: 4000 miles, OLymplo 504 ffORD.

1933 coupe. $195: Ford, 1934 caupe, $245. FR ultvale 6885. GRAHAM 1934 6-wheel sedan; prac- tlcally new tires; (275. 1441 Santa Clara, Alameda.

LA Salle 1932 four-door sedan, good condition; $225. 914 44th Street, evenings, tA 'Salle 1937 coupe, like pew; $665. Owner, AN dnver 7751, evenings. NASH 1936 series 400 6-'cyllnder 4-door touring sedan, radio; this car shows the very best of ears; clean as a whistle: a great value; only $496. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th, KA3H 1929 special sedan, good motor, body: $60.

HU mholdt 7407. OLDSMOBILE 1938 6-cylinder 4-door touring sedan; radio, heater, built-in trunk; driven (very carefully) only 11,000 miles; this car will speak for Itself; reduced to $796. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 OLDSMOBILE 1939 8-cyllnder 4-door touring sedan; Juneau gray finish: complete de luxe equipment, Including radio and heater; new-car guarantee; hurry for this, one; reduced to $1095. Don Lee, 14th and Harrison, 290 26th. OLDSMOBILE 8.

1937 touring coupe: radio, completely reconditioned. $615. Ackerman Bros, 1891 Esst 14th. OLDSMOBILE 1937 club coupe, 5-psosenger: very clean; new paint: ok. otherwise; special price and $150 down.

3640 Broadway. OLDS "6" de luxe touring sedan; ixadlo, clnek: a very good car; 1545. 1441 Alameda. 5.ACICARD 1936 8-cylinder de luxe i5caupe: radio; 8 wheels; thoroughly reconditioned. We do not believe this value can be duplicated at the prtee at which we now offer this iar for sale.

-Reduced from $695 te 595. Don Lee, 24th and Harrl-son, 290 26th. PLYMOUTH 1936 de luxe 4-door touring sedan; built-in trunk; new fluco: as nice a little car as yoa would want: we Invite your In-peetlon; only $475. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. PACKARD.

1936 convertible sedan: wheels, de luxe equipment: like aw. John M. Olney, 2620 Shat tuck: BE rkelev 2675 frLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe sedan: owner must sacrifice: Just put In $90 for new rebuilt motor. GR ay-stone 9524, FONTIAC. 1936 de luxe coupe: ex- eellent sacrifice, $300.

Piedmont Sm-' PLTMbuH Ml e-door sedan; built-in trunk: In splendid condi tion throughout; 1431 Har-rlson. PLYMOUTH, 1936 de luxe coupe, beautiful black finish; $425. Dahl Chevrolet Co. 1680 Broadway 8025 Broadway PLYMOUTH 1938 town sedan, model P-6 de luxe: sacrifice, $591; $95 down. 8850 San Pab PLYMOUTH 1934' sedan, 2-doer: 'ra, ilo and other extras: special, $295.

1640 Broadway. Webb Motor Co. PLYMOUTH 1934 coupe de luxe; excellent; trade, fjt ttvtf 1885. PLYMOUTH 936 de luxe coupe, one owner: 10, terme. perry anv.

riuuuiti i coupe; syvw nuiii HV IS95: bargain. 4wzi msi mo. PONTIAC 1939 coupe with radio; $T45. Paeifle- Wash. ST4B Brosaway.

ttERTZ Continental motor, pickup body; good tires; $29, Squire, $311 Yaldex street. TRAILERS FOR RENT IMyyAfwrtrWrVArt TKAILCHIt moving, hanltng, sasip- in a. rrrauer teniori no iv 9 Cnllmlte4 FrklR Reel Cost llore Tria mi Pheae PI edmont Itll Oakland ill: tb inidaa i I.