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84 AUTOS (Continued) WILLY'S 1937 sedan, $385; perfect; exceptionally clean; very economical. Jelton Motors, 4030 14th. 1934 sedan, $139; 25 per gallon; excellent. Hurry! $1 down. 5151 Broadway.

1936 FORD sedan, very trim; best mechanical condition; $110 cash will handle. 2016 Dwight Way; BE rkeley 7461M. $130 CREDIT on new Chevrolet for sale cheap. AN dover 6561. AUTOS WANTED ALL cash immediately, any make.

2354 Shattuck, Berkeley; THornwall 5550. "Bill" Lavigne for. days clean most cash cars and cleared. equities; 3043 out Broadway. of State TEmplebar cars 9544.

CASH for late model car if bargain. Box M172619, Tribune. CASH for late model car or equity. Hammond. 2221 Webster.

WANT 1932 or 1933 Plymouth convertible coupe: cash: be good condition. TRinidad 1021, 6-9 p.m. B5 COMMERCIAL TRAILERS TWO wheel trailer, cheap. 761 11th Street. TE mplebar 9551, mornings.

89 TRACTORS TRACTOR, G-M-C, 1936 and 18-ton Morrison trailer; bargain. HE m- lock 0817. HERBALISTS r'ong Wan "In God We Trust" The inscription on the United States silver dollar is "In God We Trust." How do people know that there is a God to be trusted? Because they see His marvelous works in nature and have learned of Him in the Holy Bible. Men seldom refuse to accept silver dollars bearing the r'ong Wan motto. "In God We Trust." Why.

the do they doubt the efficiency of God-created herbs? Possibly they have not read the Bible, or perhaps they do not realize that herbs are God-given. Fong Wan Oakland. 10th HI gate 3767 Book on at office. PoKwong Shew Herb Co. Forty Years Successful Business.

2321 Telegraph Avenue TEmplebar 3052 LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. C. M. S. AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF LIBRARY DIRECTORS TO ENTER INTO A LEASE FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY FOR LIBRARY PURPOSES.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. The Board of Library Directors is hereby authorized and empowered to enter into a certain lease with PATRICK KEARNEY and CLARA L. KEARNEY, his wife, for those certain premises situate in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at a point on the eastern line of San Pablo Avenue, distant thereon one hundred and eight (108) feet and six" (6) inches southerly from the point of intersection thefeof with the southern line of Thirty-fifth, formerly Walton Street; thence running southerly along said eastern line of San Pablo Avenue thirty-three (33) feet; thence easterly parallel with said Thirty-fifth Street one. hundred and ten (110) feet, more or less, to a point in the eastern boundary line of Lot No. 3, as per map hereinafter referred to, distant thirty (30) feet southerly from the northeast corner of said Lot No.

3: thence northerly along said eastern boundary line of said Lot No. 3 thirty (30) feet: thence at a right angle westerly parallel with said Street one hundred and twenty-seven (127) feet three and one-half inches to the point of commencement. Being a portion of Lot No. 3 as laid down and delineated upon a certain map entitled, "Map of the Cotter Tract, Oakland," filed April 17, 1876, in the office of the County Recorder of said Alameda County; for a period of one (1) year, upon such terms and conditions as it may determine, the rental' thereof to be. paid out of the Library Fund.

SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately, In Council, Oakland, June 30, 1939. Passed to print for two days by the following Ayes--Councilmen Beach, DePaoli, Fitzsimmons, Jacobsen, Peters, Quinn, Shattuck, Slavich and President McCracken-9. Noes--None. Absent-None.

W. W. CHAPPELL, City Clerk. No. 389-June 21st- NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING TOILET PAPER, PAPER TOWELS AND PAPER DRINKING CUPS TO THE CITY OF OAKLAND DURING FISCAL YEAR 1039-1940.

The Council of the City or Oak- land will receive sealed bids on Tuesday, June 27, 1939, between the hours of 1:00 and 2 p.m., for furnishing and delivering Toilet Paper, Paper Towels. and Paper Drinking Cups to the City of Oakland during the Fiscal year 1939-1940. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall Include all State and Federal taxes. All proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not less than 10 per cent of the aggregate amount of the proposals, certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of W.

W. Chappell, City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein specified shall. be forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland if the successful bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond. required. Bond In the sum of $500.00 to be given by successful bidder as a guarantee for faithful performance of contract.

Contract to be entered into within 5 days after award thereof and said supplies, to be furnished and delivered red in accordance with specifications. W. CHAPPELL, City Clerk of the City of Oakland. No. 386-June 21st (5t).

NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS FOR CONCESSION PRIVILEGES IN OAKLAND PARKS AND FOR SUPPLYING AND FURNISHING LOAM FILL MANURE. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Park Directors of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids in Room 1111, City Hall, on June 23, 1939, between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock p.m., for the concession privileges in Lakeside Park. Sequoia Park and Dimond Park for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1940. Also for the supplying and furnishing of approximately 500 yards of loam, 5000 yards of fill and 500 yards of manure to be delivered within the City of Oakland during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1940. Specifications and forms of proposal will be furnished by the Secretary of the Board of Park Directors upon application.

All proposals for concession privileges shall be accompanied by check certified by a responsible bank and payable to the City Clerk of the City of Oakland for the aggregate amount of the bid. A bond of $500.00 for loam, $200.00 for fill, and $400.00 for manure must be given by each successful bidder. Contract for furnishing loam. fill and manure must be entered into within ten days after award thereof and a certified check for ten per cent of the amount of the bid must accompany each proposal. The Board of Park Directors serves the right to reject any and all bids.

BOARD OF PARK DIRECTORS. By CYRUS W. ABBOTT. Secretary. No.

882- June 17- (5t). the the the the the the the the the the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1939 BI 4 25 (Continued) Bargains Galore Over 100 Used Cars H. L. McCoy 5 HUDSON Oakland's Oldest Dealer We are at present overstocked therefore we are trading and selling wide open. You will be surprised at the real bargains, several as low as $25.

Large stock of late Hudsons at very low prices. Seeing is believing. We carry the contract. 744 East 12th Street WORLD'S FAIRY Specials 193 De Soto 1937 de equipped luxe with sedan overdrive and radio. Desert tan finish.

Spotless interior. Fine tires. Engine thoroughly reconditioned by our expert mechanics. Fully guaranteed. unusual buy This is an $695 Jelton Motors De Soto Plymouth 4030 East 14th FORD, 1935, Fordor, radio, excellent condition: best buy in town, $275.

7788 evenings. FORD, 1934 tudor de 5-passenger; snappy. car; reduced to $235. 4027 East 14th. FORD 1934 Fordor sedan: AA1 condition; reasonable.

Garage. 2600 West Street. FORD 1932 roadster, $139; runs fine; $1 down. 5151 Broadway. FORD 1935 de luxe trunk sedan, $295, terms.

744 East 12th. HUDSON 1939 custom country club sedan; fully equipped; purchased June 10th, driven 500 miles; $265 discount. Moschetti Graham Distributors, 3300 Broadway; TE mplebar 4263. HUDSON 1931 de luxe sedan: one owner; $165, terms. 744 East 12th.

HUDSON 1936 custom 8 trunk sedan, $595, terms. 744 East 12th. LA Salle 1936 4-door touring sedan; thoroughly reconditioned by Cadillac craftsmen; radio equipped: excellent; a real value; $645. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. PONTIAC, miles.

1939 3043 de luxe sedan, $945; Broadway. LINCOLN, 1932-7-passenger Sedan; perfect condition; small mileage; "radio: new tires: reconditioned; $295.00. TE mplebar 1181. OLDSMOBILE 1935 de luxe 8-cylinder 4-door touring sedan; thoroughly reconditioned; radio, heater; we believe this to be the best value in town. Compare our price of $425.

Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. OLDSMOBILE 1937 de luxe 8-cylinder 4-door touring sedan: this car needs a little work, but has great possibilities at the very low price of $475. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. OLDSMOBILE 6, 1034 sedan, $275; a beauty: completely overhauled; worth $75 more. Hurry! $1 down.

5151 Broadway. OLDSMOBILE 6 Sedans, 1934. 1935; 1936. All in fine condition. John M.

Olney, 2620 Shattuck; BErkeley 2676. OLDSMOBILE touring sedan, 1935, with radio. Consider light car in trade. AL adema 4420. PACKARD 1933 6-wheel club sedan, will give years of fine very good condition throughout; our price; $395., Don Lee.

24th and Harrison. 290 26th. A. STROUGH VALUE (Pontiac 6 de luxe sport sedan 1938; radio; beautiful black finish like new. Run 20,000 miles, one owner.

OK Red Tag guarantee. 5 Down 3359 Broadway PACKARD 1938 6 -cylinder Coupe; original finish; exceptionally fine in every guaranteed respect; $795 Howard Automobile Co. 2700 Broadway tric shift; $295, terms. 744. East TERRAPLANE 1934 de luxe sedan, $245.

terms. 744 East 12th: WILLYS 1937 trunk sedan: mechanrally Al; only $345, terms. 744 East 12th. PLYMOUTH 1938 de luxe touring sedan; 17,000 miles; $70 Philco radio; heater; new tires; wonderful condition; cost $1082 new complete; sell for $675; no trades; private owner. Call HI gate 4981, Thursday evening.

PLYMOUTH, 1936. de luxe trunk sedan. Radio, heater; perfect upholstery, fine engine, tires. Low mileage. Sacrifice $435.

BErkeley 8981. Rooms 604, 617. PACKARD 1937 de luxe 8 4-door sedan; 6 wheels and radio: very luxurious; an amazing value at $995. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. PONTIAC 1936 4-door sedan; thoroughly reconditioned.

Hurry for this one; $495. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison. 290 26th. PLYMOUTH 1935 de luxe sedan: side mounts, trunk: refinished: $395. 3640 Broadway, Webb Motor Co.

PLYMOUTH 1935, $325; 4-door sedan, trunk; excellent tires: needs paint. 2354 Shattuck, Berkeley. PACKARD 1936 120: take car in trade. Room 736, Bank of America Building. PLYMOUTH 1937 de luxe coupe: exceptionally clean: cheap.

4027 East 14th: FRuitvale 6885. PLYMOUTH, 1933 sedan, good condition: sacrifice $195. Cox, BErkeley 4596. PACKARD 1930 sedan; good rubber, $85 today. 744 East 12th.

STUDEBAKER, 1938 de luxe commander 6 sedan; radio: overdrive; low mileage; $845. Ackerman, 3851 East 14th. STUDEBAKER 1936 Sedan; owner: cash; car down -payment. AN dover 3060. TERRAPLANE 1937 Model 72 de business coupe: electric hand.

You will be amazed at its fine condition. Clean as a whistle: $545. Don Lee, 24th and Harrison, 290 26th. TERRAPLANE 1937 2-door; 11 new: $550. 1931 50th Avenue, Saturdays or evenings.

FRuitvale 9239. TERRAPLANE 1936 de luxe brougham, $485, terms. 744 East 12th. FERRAPLANE 1935 brougham; elec- VITAL STATISTICS- DEATHS Divorces Granted INTERLOCUTORY DECREES MEDAGLIA. Josephtne from Victor.

SILVERA, Catherine from Elmer. CARDER, Ellen from JONES, Bessie May from Manvel E. KRAUTER, Katherine from William. O'DAY, Betty E. from Barney, DAILEY.

Thomas from Delia H. BAHNSEN, Idena from Broder. LISHMAN, Jean S. from John F. CALVIN, Leona from George.

SAUNDERS, Bernice from Wallace. MERRITT, Mildred, from Ellerd. MacMINN. Margaret Andrew. Alma from Fred R.

MIKKELSEN, Kathryn from Walter H. DAVIDSON, Alda M. from Allen J. FINAL DEGREE STELLA, Antoninette from Richard E. UDINA, Joseph from Vivian.

SMITH. Frances J. from Charles E. KISNER. Doris from Vernon L.

DOOLEY. Josephine from Paul. FARNSWORTH, Frank from Hattie M. MATTOS, Emma from John. Divorces Filed LONG.

Percy L. vs. Lucy B. LEARD. Mariel vs.

Howard. JORDAN. Helen vs. Horace B. GATES.

Toy vs. William. MIRANDA, Ilene vs. Richard O. ARKEDER.

Gertrude WILCOX, Marie G. Vs. George. HOWARD, Ava-Marie vs. Ralph F.

SEPARATE MAINTENANCE DE PAGO, Angelica vs. Giuseppe. S.F. Applications ANDERSEN. Robert Jr.

-29, 65 Cervantes. HANLEY, Margaret-'22, 1801 Beach Street. BINGTSSON, Alexander-30, Sausalito. BROWNLEE, 1119 Dolores Street. BRESLIN, William-36, 1550 Fillmore Street.

ALBERT, Dorothy---25, 1550 Fillmore Street. BROOKE, Chester-28, 460 Head Street, HYDE, Lucille-24, 460 Head Street. COLLA, Peter-32, 2403 23rd Street. LIRETTE. Juanita-21, 2403 23rd Street.

COONEY. James 38, 226 Cole Street. EGAN, Katherine-29, 720 Guerrero Street. DAHL. Clarence-22, 716 Ashbury Street, NIEMI, Sonia-21, 766 Joost Avenue.

FONG, Henry-39, 34 Salmon Street. GUMCHEW, Jang-24, 34 Salmon Street. FRISELLA, John, -33, 14 Arlington Street. HOLMGREN, Mildred-23, 106 Excelsior Street. GERLETTI, John 24, Richmond.

OBERT, Anna-22, Richmond. GRAZIANI, Alfred-21, 2072 Lombard Street. TORRE, Verna-21, 211 Leavenworth Street. HARTMAN, George-31, 1266 26th Avenue. REPP, Helen-25, 594 Moscow Street.

HAYES, Harry-22, 290 18th Avenue. BAWE, Virginia-20, 832 34th Avenue. HEINZI, Harry-22, 218 Lisbon Street, SWEENEY, Evelyn-20, 179 Paris Street. HERBERT, Frank-21, Wash. VAN VOLTINBERGH, Ruth-21, Seattle, Wash.

HOLLEY, Philip-31, 363 28th Avenue, HACHETTE, Marie-25, 3021 Baker Brussels Street. IVANETICH, Antone-26, 637 Street. RADICH, Mathilda-21, 156 Arlington Street. KIESENWETTER, Robert-25, 2917 14th Street. HERLIHY, Elizabeth-24, 910 Diamond Street.

KNISPEL, William-23. 1027 Hayes Street. HAMILL Elizabeth-18, 1027 Hayes Street. LABODIE. George-23, 1066 Filbert, Street.

WOODSON, Jeanne-21, 378 Golde en Gate Avenue, MAPES, Gordon-43, Palo Alto, DAHL, Ruth--35, San Jose. MARCOLLI. Joseph-21, 19 Clorinda Avenue. Lucy-21; 661 Greenwich Street. MORI, Allan-21, 21 Garden Lane.

CORKEY, Helene Maria-18, 344 Santa Ana Avenue. PABIS, Joseph-21, 32 Roosevelt Way. BERRY, Gladys-21, 1465 Ninth Avenue. PETERSON. Millard-23.

1510 Street. STEARNS, Helene-21, 1512 Union Street. REED. James-27, Oakland. PARKS, Mary-24, Oakland.

ROTTMAN, Harry-24, 355 Guerrero Street. KEMP, Myrtle-25, Oakland, SAINSBURY, Frank-27. Selby. WASMUND. Trankie-32, 1714 Clay Street.

SIKOLA, Elwin-32, Sacramento. MAGEE, Emily-29, 30 Lee Avenue, SILVA, Rudolph-32, Honolulu. RAY, Elva-28, 700 Jones Street. SOSA, Thomas-46, 48 Sanchez Street. CARRILLO, Carlotta-41, 2948 Morengo Strect.

STAGUE. Avenal. SPAIN, Azilla-18, 1340 Lombard Street. WAXMAN. Harry-23, 1395 Golden Gate Avenue.

COHEN, Frieda-20, 942 Hayes Street. WILSON. Woodrow-26, 221 Chicago Way. FRANSEN, Signe-20, 39 Sussex Street. Santa Clara County SAN JOSE, June following vital statistics were on file in this city today: MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED GLENN, Bryan-20, Byron.

JONES, Lois-18, Brentwood. CASALINO, Constantine-28, 'San Jose. ANTONACCI, Angelica-28, San Jose. MORGAN, Russell-21, San Jose. ODLUM, Alice-17, San Jose.

IDDINGS, Joseph-57, San Jose. WELLS, Sophie-34, San Jose. REYNOLDSON, Kenneth-22, Sunny vale. COCHRANE, Iola-20, Palo Alto. MARUCA, Joseph-28, Jose.

San Jose. CARUSO, Rose-26, San BARACE, Bernard-44, San Jose. RICE, George Palg Alto. ELLIS, SEWELL, Alta-26, San Jose. Lurt 18.

Palo Alto. TURTURICI, Campbell. MOQUIN, Agnes-23, San Jose. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS CLANCY, Clarence-33, Stanford University. BELKNAP, Eleanor--23, Stanford University.

JAMES, Frank-42, Boston, Mass, GIO VANNETTI, Robert-23, Amelia-45, Oakland, VAN BOURNE, Fresno. FLEET, Janet-21, Fresno. CLOKE, Gerald-32, San Jose. ROSS, MILLS, Cledis-28, San Jose. HENRY, Kathryn-23, San Jose.

Louise-16, San Jose. RICHMOND, Hobart-23, San Jose. PIERCE, Dovie-18, San Jose. LANDUCCI, Frank-29, San Jose. ARSLANIAN, Clara-28, San Jose.

SERAFIN, Louis-33, Salinas. CARLOTTA, Josephine-29, San Jose. GIFFORD, Arnold-48, San Jose. LUTES, Mabel-48, San Jose. DIED HOBACK--Near San: Jose, June 19, Charles M.

Hoback, husband of Mary Hoback, brother of L. D. Hoback and Mrs. Minnie Reed, a native of Nebraska, aged 78 years.PESCH-Near San Jose, June 19, Chris- Pesch, tian Pesch, husband of Marie father of John A. Pesch, Mrs.

Anna Bicknell, Mrs. Barbara Mattice and Mrs. Ruth Siegel, a native of France, aged 82 years. BIRTH PURA--To the wife of Francis Pura, June 15, a son. DEATHS BURGER In San Francisco, June 20, 1939, Francis William Burger, beloved son of Mary and the late Frank W.

Burger, brother of Lloyd B. and Harold L. Burger; a native of San Francisco. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursday, June 22, at 9 o'clock a.m. from the Funeral Home of Freeman CoxRoach Kenney, Telegraph Avenue at 27th Street, thence to Sacred Heart Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Interment, St, Mary's Cemetery, -In San Francisco, June 20, 1939, John F. beloved husband of the late Nellie Donohue, father of Mra. Florence Curtis and John E. Donohue, and grandfather of John and Patricia, and Ann, and Sue Curtis, brother of uel J. Cornelius and Mary Done- Alameda Children Offered Park Trip ALAMEDA, June nature field trip, sponsored by the Alameda Recreation Department, will leave from Washington and McKinley Parks at 9 a.m., Saturday, for Sequoia Park.

Alameda youngsters enjoying hiking and nature lore are invited to join the group. Those attending are asked to bring their lunch and two streetcar tokens. Dredge Off For Midway Exports of Canned Goods From Showing Big Drop By FRANK KESTER Towed by 1 the United States Navy supply ship Vega, the big. dredge Sacramento, which played such an important part in the construction of Treasure Island, was towed out through the Golden Gate yesterday for Midway Island Whereat will perform another feat of transportation. The dredge will be used there to cut a channel through the surrounding coral reef and heads to permit the passage of cargo craft to the wharves so as to do away with unloading shipments for the air base by lighter.

The Sacramento is carrying a crew of nine men and it is expected that she will be between 25 and 30 days on the long haul to Midway, JAPAN TRADE DROPS cording to the report. OAKLAND TRAFFIC CLUB Exports of canned goods from Japan to the United States decreased sharply in 1938 compared with preceding year, a report to the Department of Commerce from its Tokyo office shows. Combined shipments of such products to the United States and Hawaii decreased from 1,054,639 cases, in 1937 to 542,736 cases in 1938. Decreases were also recorded in shipments to the Philippine Islands, Southeastern Asia and in South American and European markets, it was said. In contrast to these widespread decreases, exports to Great Britain, Japan's best market for' canned foods, reached 2,979,708, cases last year, an increase per cent compared with 1937.

Shipments to the do countries totaled 1,787,761 cases in 1938, an increase of 286 per cent over the preceding year, statistics show. The sharp advance in the trade with the British market, coupled with the increased shipments to yen-bloc countries, more than offset the decreased trade with other areas and caused Japan's total export trade in canned foods in 1938 to reach the record total of 7,157,219 cases. Of this total, marine products, the outstanding item in this trade, accounted for 4,699,222 cases, or approximately 65 per cent, ac- The Oakland, Traffic Club will stage its the entertainment to the visiting delegates of the Associated Traffic Clubs Convention, Monday night, when it holds forth with a reception and dinner at the Athens Club. The speaker of the evening will be J. 'M.

Fitzgerald, chairman of the board of the Associated Traffic Clubs. T. F. Differding will preside at the dinner, while Lloyd is general chairman of the evening. Master of ceremonies will be Frank Chandler.

Eighteen graduates from the Oakland Traffic Club traffic school being conducted, at the Merritt Business receive their certificates of graduation at the dinner. Frank J. Salaba is scheduled, also, to present a reel of motion pictures taken at the last Associated Traffic Clubs convention held on this coast back in 1928. FROM PACIFIC COAST According to Harold DeGolia, Pacific Coast manager of Cunard White: Star line, a large response from travelers for passage from the Pacifie Coast to England on the new Mauretania is being received in his office. When the new liner departs from New York for Liverpool on the second leg of her maiden voyage, June 30, there will be aboard more than 80 passengers from the San Francisco Bay area and Central California.

IS PROUD PAPA James A. McFadeen, one of the marine boys who cover the waterfront, is passing out the cigars today. Jimmie became the proud father of a daughter born to Mrs. McFadeen at St. Mary's Hospital, yesterday, Both mother and lass are doing fine but.

Jimmie is still quite jittery as though he was standing on a heaving deck in a stormy sea. NEW CAPTAIN Capt. Albert Fontaine has been given the command of the French Line Ile De France succeeding Capt. Etinne Payen de la Garanderie, who has been given command of the Normandie. Captain Fontaine formerly commanded the Champlain.

He has been a commander in the French Line since 1936. He started his sea career at the age of 16 ands has been with the company since 1914. TWO SHIPS ARRIVE Two big liners nosed their way in from sea through the Golden Gate early this morning to dock with large passenger lists and considerable cargo. From New York and way ports came the Panama Pacific liner City of San Francisco in command of Capt. Wight.

From the Hawaiian Islands also arrived the Matson liner. Lurline with 660 passengers, 60 cases of Hawaiian papaya, 2559 bunches of bananas, 100 bags of coffee, 599 sacks of United States mail and 164 express packages. ARGENTINE IMPORTS DROP A sharp curtailment in Argentine import trade with the United States, Italy and Japan during the first four months of this year is shown in a report from Vice- -Consul W. F. Busser, Buenos Aires, made public by the Department of Commerce.

Official Argentine statistics, given for individual countries. in "tariff values," show that imports from the United States in the January-April period of 1939 were 35 per cent der the total recorded in the sponding 1938 period; imports Italy were down 70 per cent, while those from Japan fell off 69 per cent. Decreases of 11 per cent were recorded for the United Kingdom, 9 per cent for Germany per, cent for Brazil. On the other hand, substantial increases were registered in Argentine imports from France, Belgium Sweden Finland, Ship Movements To Arrive JUNE 21 Manila California Clipper Rotterdam Mostun Hawaii Lurline Boston I. Luckenbach New York City San Francisco Norfolk Hanley Columbia Coast Merchant THURSDAY, JUNE 22 New York President Monroe Buenos Aires West Ira Japan G.

C. Brovig New York Glancus Mobile Point Lobos Mobile Steel. Worker Seattle Californian Seattle Coast Banker Coos Bay Brandanger Angeles Kamakura Maru Los Angeles Point San Pablo FRIDAY, JUNE 23 Manila President Coolidge Singapore Roseville Hawaii Mauna Pennsylvanian Ala Boston Wind Rush New York Hunter Liggett Baltimore Chincha Seattle Heffron Columbia Moveria Columbia Europa Los Angeles Coast Miller To Depart WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 Manila China Clipper London Pacific Grove Buenos Aires West Camargo THURSDAY, JUNE 22 Honolulu Lurline Buenos Aires Brandanger Boston Missourian New York Sage Brush Baltimore San Vicente Savannah San Vicente New Orleans Jacob Luckenbach Seattle Coast Farmer Point. San Pablo Seattle Cadaretta FRIDAY, JUNE 23 London Birmingham City Glaucus Manila Wilmington Illinoian Jersey City Heffron A. M.

Baxter Seattle Columbia Coast Miller Coos Bay Willapa Coos Bay Bandon Sun, Moon, Tide By U. S. Coast and Geodetic' Survey, 307 Customhouse, San Francisco WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21 Sun rises. Moon Moon MOON. PHASES New First Full Last Moon Quarter Moon Quarter June 17 June 22 July 1 July 9 The time and height of tides in the following U.

S. Coast and Geodetic Webster Survey given for foot of Street, Oakland. Fort Point subtract 40 minutes. JUNE 21 TO JUNE 25 H.W. L.W.

H.W." L.W. 21 6.2 5.8 2.3 22 5.7 6.0 2.0 23 5,2 0.3 6.2 23 5,2 0.3 6.2 L.W. H.W. L.W, H.W. 24 1.6 0.9 6.4 -25 1.0 4.5 1.4 6.6 NOTICE-in the above tabulation of the tides the daily tides are commencing given in the with order the their occurrence.

early morning tide in the left-hand column, and the -succeeding tides as' they occur. On some days but three tides occur. The column of heights gives the elevation of each tide above or below the level on Coast Survey Chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depth, "unless preceded by a minus from (-) sign, then the number are subtracted the depth of the chart. COMMANDER R.

R. LUKENS, Inspector, Coastwise News SAN FRANCISCO, June Illinoisan, 11 from Seattle; Yacht Zaca, 11 a.m., from Honolulu; cruise; W. Mauna- S. 12:20 p.m., from Sailed: U.S.S. Vega, 11 a.m., for MidRheem, 3 p.m..

from El Segundo. wAy; Mariposa, 1 p.m., for Sydney; Maliko. 1 p.m., for Honolulu. PORTLAND, June 20. -(AP)-Arrived: A.

F. Lucas, 5:30 p.m.: from San Francisco; Cascade, 7 p.m., from Los AnCaptain geles. Sailed: Bosworth (Longview), 3:30 p.m., Taku Bar; Horace Luckenbach, 5 p.m.. for Seattle; Europa, 5:45 p.m., for Copenhagen; Moveria, 7 p.m., for Glasgow. ASTORIA, June 20.

(AP) Arrived: Barbara 8:50 a.m., from San Francisco; West Notus, 12:30 p.m., from Port Gamble. Salled: Knoxville City, 1:50 p.m.. for Seattle: Rothley, 1:50 p.m., for Shanghai. SEATTLE, June from (AP) Los Arrived: Angeles. Sailed: Josephine Lawrence, 7 p.m..

for Watsonville, 11 p.m., Los Angeles; Talthybius, 5 p.m., for Hong Kong; Point San Pedro, 4 p.m., for Sound ports; Mhikawa Maru, 4 p.m.. for Kobe; Bengkalis, 3 p.m., for Vancouver via Tacoma. ABERDEEN, June 20. (AP) Sailed: Flomar: 2 p.m., for Baltimore. (AP)- Arrived: RAYMOND, June 20.

Ryder Hanify, noon, from San Francisco. Sailed: Alamar, noon. for Baltimore; Charles Christenson, 12:30 p.m., for Baltimore. TACOMA, June 20. (AP) Arrived: Lancaster, 4 a.m., from Seattle; Jefferson Myers, 4 p.m., from Olympia.

Sailed: Coast Shipper, noon, for Port Angeles. SAN DIEGO, June -Arrived: Donau, 7:20 a.m., from Vancouver: H. T. Harper, 8:30 a.m.. from El Segundo: U.S.S.

Childs, 10:30 a.m.: from from Pearl San Harbor; San Diegan, 5 p.m., Pedro. No arrivals. PEDRO, June 20-(AP)-Arrived: Topila. 12:40 a.m., from San Francisco; Baldhill. 7:10 a.m..

from New York: Silverquava, 7:55 a.m., from Portland: Pennsylvanian, 10:30 a.m., from oBston; Agwiworld, 12:20 p.m., from Port San Luis. Sailed: Tai Ping, 1:45 a.m.. for Shanghai: Prince Rupert City, 4:10 a.m., for Japan; City of San Pericles. Francisco, 10:30 7:35 a.m.. for San Francisco: for Balboa: Baldhill.

10:25 a.m., for tura: Nissin Maru No. 2. 11:45 a.m.. for Moji: Huguenot, 1:50 p.m.. for Seattle: Steel Worker.

2:10 p.m.. for Seattle via San Francisco; Point Arena, 3:15 3:10 p.m., for Seattle Tampa; via San Francisco: K. I. LuckenPoint San Pablo, p.m.. bach, 3:20 p.m., for Tacoma via San Francisco.

Notice to Mariners Oregon -Columbia River Lightship 88 to be withdrawn and replaced by Relief Lightship 92 about June 21. Grays Harbor. Grays Harbor Lighted Whistle Buoy 9 moved to a position 2283 yards, from Point Chehalis Range Front Light into 30 feet. Washington Coast-Umatilla Reef Lightship 93 to resume station about June 20 and Relief Lightship 92 to be withdrawn. Suisun Bay- Bay Lighted Buoy 6, previously reported dragged out of position, was replaced in its correct posiTomales.

Bay Buoys establisher and moved June 16: Sand Point Middle Ground Lower End Buoy established in 12 feet, 450 yards, from the most southerly end of Sand Point. Buoy is painted red and black horizontal bands with the top band showing red. Tomales Point Whistle Buoy 2 moved into 75 feet. 460 vards, from its. charted position.

Buoy in its new posttion is 2750 yards, from the left tangent of Bird Island. No other change. California Seacoast-Humboldt Outside Bar Lighted Whistle Buoy HB. heretofore reported extinguished, was relighted on June 17. Peru and the British possessions in Africa.

The United States accounted for 14.9 per cent of aggregate Argentine imports in the first four months of 1939, compared with 18.7 per cent last year; the share of the United Kingdom rose to 21 per cent from 19.3 pet cent, while that of Germany declined to 10.5 per cent, compared with 11.7 per cent. Aggregate imports into Argentina from all countries during the first four months of 1939 amounted. to 416,372,000 pesos (real value), a decrease of 21.6 per cent compared with the corresponding period of 1938, according to the report. Sun Pauses In Journey Oakland Births 'GOOGINS -To the wife of John S. Googins, 1266 Bates Road, June 8, a daughter, Vivian Lee.

the wife of Russel Elhardt Hansen, 5464 Shafter Avenue, June 8, a daughter, Patricia Gayle. LIVANOS -To the wife of Peter Emmanuel Livanos, 1089 Street, Hayward', June 4, a daughter, Kathleen, Hilda, LYDON- To the wife of Michael Bernard Lydon, 970 39th Street, June 4, a daughter, Frances. MOFFAT-To the wife. of James Milne Moffat, 2436 Adeline Street, June a daughter, Sharon Kathleen. Mara, A 700 29th Street, June A 5, a son, John MARA To the wife of John Joseph Joseph Jr.

MOLLER Jr. -To the wife of Frederick Robert Moller 1513 Terrace Street, Albany, June 8, a daughter, Jeanette Rachel. Massie, 5317 Manila Avenue, June 5, a TO the wife of Lemuel Edward daughter, Judith Ann. PASQUINI To the wife of Herman John Pasquini, 594 47th Street, June 8, a son, Victor Herman. REDMAYNE -To the wife of Robert Edward Redmayne, 2325 Market Street, June 3, a son, Edward Robert.

ROM EY To the wife of Mitchell George Romley, 6507 Valley View Drive, June 6. a daughter, Dorothy Nadele. SILVA-To the wife of Frank Joseph 2742 East Eighth Street, June 3, a son, Ronald. Intentions to Wed BONA, Elwood 2526 84th Avenue, Oakland. CAIN, Iris 801 Rodney Drive, San Leandro.

COURTNEY, James 1805 Webster Street, Alameda. HUNT, Denova 16, 18805 Webster Street, Alameda. CUTTING, Theodore B. -22, 327 Polhemus Street, San Jose. STEIN, Leona 19, Mt.

Eden. GOLDSTROM, Ernest 1630 Blake Street, Berkeley. BENSON, LaVerne A. 1939 Rose Street, Berkeley, HEALY, John 163 13th Street, Richmond. BEGUHL, 139 13th Street.

Richmond. LEWIS, Arnold 3637 Fillmore Street, San Francisco. CLEMENTS, Alta 3038 San Pablo Avenue, Berkeley. JOHNSON, Leon Alturas, Modoc County. MILLIGAN, Evelyn 31, Alturos, Modoc County.

Te Dwight OAKLEY, Way, Alfred Berkeley. Jr. BURWELL. --26, Olive 2343 2404 Dana Street, Berkeley. O'REILEY, Charles 1566 California Street, San Francisco.

SUNDBERG, Jane 430 Clement Street, San Francisco. ROCHA, Anthony-25, 9503 Street, Oakland. FERNANDES, Lucille 215 Parrott Street, San Leandro. HERNANDE, Rudolph Hayward, POSADA, Isabel-24, Mountain View. LESH, Lawrence- Hayward.

BURNS, Weisar, Idaho. Patrick 380 62nd Street. Oakland. MONTANO, Mae Iris28. 6542 Whitney Street.

Oakland. LEMOS, William Martinez. OLIVER, Alice 1532 32nd Street, Oakland. WAITE, Malcolm 479 27th Street. Oakland.

BASHAM. Charlotte 395 Bellevue Avenue, Oakland. WATERS. Theodore 2523 Hillegass Avenue. Berkeley.

WATERS, Edith B. Hillegass Avenue, Berkeley, McCAIN, Theodore 1530 Alcatraz Avenue, Berkeley. O'NEIL, Dorothy Mae-22, 3049 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley. BURASTERO, Alfred 1654 16th Street, Oakland. GEMELLI, Lorraine 22, 1199 East Taylor Street.

San Jose. DOERING, Allen California Oakland. BROTHERS, Mildred R. -24. 2732 Humboldt Avenue.

Oakland. HOBART. Fred-62. 1537 22nd Avenue. Oakland.

VOGEL, Elsie-48, 1537 22nd Avenue. Oakland. RAINEY, Clyde-32, 2500 Kingsland Avenue, Oakland. MASASSERO, Margaret 2500 Kingsland Avenue, Oakland. WILLIAMS.

Gordon 946 Berry Avenue, Havward. RODRIGUES, Fanny22. 1592 Orchard Street, San Leandro. THOMAS, Leslie Hotel Esquire, San Francisco. ECKLUND.

Norma 33. 546 13th Avenue, San Francisco. WAID, Robert 1302 Park Street. Alameda. LYNN, Ivaleen 1059 47th Street, Oakland.

Solano County FAIRFIELD, June following vital statistics are of record here: MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS MARTIN. Joseph James-42. 8522 Street, Oakland. HOOVER, Lottie-47, 8522 Street, Oakland. HAYNES, Clarence 27, Vallejo.

LOCKWOOD. Helen-27, Eureka. RAAHAGUE; Lincoln-21, 709 Alameda Street, Vallejo. MOORE, Betty-22, 201 Wallace Avenue, Vallejo. GRAHAM, Robert-31, Exeter.

LOVELL, Lois-19, West Plains, MARTIN, Robert Earl-22, 222 Lemon Street, Vallejo. NISSEN, Arlene-22, 527 Grant Street, Vallejo. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE -BIDS FOR FURNISHING EIGHTEEN AUTOMOBILES AND ONE ONE- HALF TON TRUCK TO THE CITY OF OAKLAND. The Council of the City of Oak- land will receive sealed bids on Tuesday, June 27, 1939, between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m. and 2:00 o'clock p.m.

for furnishing Eighteen Automobiles and one one-half ton Truck to the city of Oakland. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include all State and Federal taxes. All proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not less than ten percent of the aggregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of W. W.

Chappell, City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein specified shall be forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland if the successful bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond required. Bond in an amount equal, to fifty per cent of the total amount of the contract to be given by successful bidder as a guarantee for faithful performance of contract, -Contract to be entered Into within 10 days after award thereof and automobiles and Truck to be delivered within' one week after execution of contracts. W. W. CHAPPELL, City Clerk of the City of Oakland.

No. 387-June 21st-(5t). ORDINANCE NO. C. M.

S. AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $1250.00 TO PAY FOR SERVICES OF ACTUARY RENDERED TO BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. There is hereby appropriated out of the General Fund, Board of Administration of the Retirement System Appropriation of the Fiscal Year 1938-1939, the sum of $1250.00, or as much thereof as may be necessary, to pay for the services of Ralph R. Nelson, Actuary, rendered to the Board of Administration of the Retirement System during said Fiscal Year.

SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. In Council, Oakland, June 20, 1939. Passed to -print for two days by the following Ayes -Councilmen Beach, DePaoll, Fitzsimmons, Jacobsen, Peters, Quinn, Shattuck, Slavich and President McCracken-9. Absent- -None.

W. W. CHAPPELL. City Clerk. No.

388-June 21st- -(2t). ORDINANCE NO. C. M. S.

AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING ADDITIONAL AMOUNT TO ASSIST IN DEFRAYING. EXPENSES OF CONSTITUTION SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. BE IT ORDAINED by the Councll of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. In addition to the amount heretofore appropriated, the sum of $14.96 is hereby appropriated out of the General Fund, Entertainment and Advertising Appropriation of the Fiscal Year 1938-1939, for the purpose of assisting in defraying the expenses of the sesquicentennial celebration the signing of the United States Constitution. SECTION 2.

This ordinance shall take effect immediately, In Council, Oakland, June 20. 1939. Passed to print for two days by the following vote: Aves- Councilmen Beach. DePaoli, Fitzsimmons, Jacobsen, Peters, Quinn, Shattuek, Slavich and President McCracken -9. Noes- None.

Absent None. W. W. CHAPPELL City Clerk. No.

300 -June 21st- (2t). DEATHS (Continued) hue. A member of the San Francisco Fire Department. Funeral will be held Thursday, June 22, at 9 a.m. from the funeral parlors' of Halsted and San Francisco, thence to St.

Dominic's Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his. soul. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. DUNCAN- Entered into rest in Oakland, June 19, 1939, Isabelle wife of the late James M. Duncan and loving mother of Fred and Aida M.

Duncan and Carolyn. A. Ramsay and the late. James E. Dunean; a native of Providence, R.I.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. HARDEN--In Oakland, June 19, 1989, Thomas Ross Harden, father of Mrs. J. B. De Witt and Mrs.

William J. Davis, brother of Mrs. Herbert Turner and Miss Katherine Ewing; a native of California, aged 57 years. Farewell service, to which friends are invited, will be held Thursday morning, June 22, at 11 o'clock from the Little Chapel of the Flowers. (Hull and Durgin), Adeline Street at Ashby Station, Berkeley.

Interment, Mountain Cemetery. HAVENS -In Piedmont, June late 20, the Frank C. Havens, and sister of Nellie Maxwell Osborne. Private services from Wildwood, Thursday, June 22, at o'clock. (Please, no flowers.) KLEY--In Berkeley, June 20, 1939, Minnie wife of the late Fred 10.

Kley, mother of Grace R. and Howard F. Kley; a native of Pennsylvania. Private services Thursday morning, June 22, at 10:30 o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, LUBIS (LJubisich) In Oakland, June 19, 1939, Michael, beloved husband of Theresa Lubis, loving father of Theresa and Mary Lou vich Lubis, of brother of Mrs. Mary VidoSan Francisco and Charles Lubis of New York, uncle of Mrs.

Clara Mihalek, Theresa and Matilda Vidovich and Tony Krainich, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Vincent Radovan; a native of Dalmatia, Jugoslavia. A member of and Tonislav Lodge C.F.V.. No.

121, D.D. Dalmacia Lodge of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, Jun'e 22, 9:30 a.m. from the of the Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue, thence to Our Lady of Lourdes Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 10. a.m.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. MARTIN--In Oakland, June 20, 1939, Frances, beloved wife of J. Floyd Martin, sister of Mrs. R. H.

Dumont of San Francisco, Mrs. Fred Ratliff of St. Josephs, Missouri, and James Edward of Flint, Michigan, daughter-in-law of Mrs. Flora Martin: a native of Missouri, aged 45 years. A member of Tuscan Chapter No.

35, of Kearney, Nebraska, and the Tenth Avenue Baptist Church. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Tenth Avenue Baptist Church, 10th Avenue and East 14th Street, Thursday, June 22, 1939, at 2 o'clock. (Andker-Petersen services.) MeNAMES In Oakland, June 20, 1939, Annie, loving wife of James M. McNames: a native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend the services Thursday, June 22, 1939, at 2 o'clock p.m.

at the Gothic Chapel of Mountain View Cemetery, of Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Friends may call at Truman's, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland, until noon Thursday. MECARTNEY-In Alameda, June 19, 1989, Mrs. wife of the late Mr. A.

Mecartney and mother of Pearl, Meda, Mrs. J. E. Hall, Mrs. W.

P. Willard and Mrs. Louis Aubert, a native of Pennsylvania. Funeral services, private, were held Tuesday, June 20, 1939, at o'clock P.M.. from her late residence.

1705 Central Avenue. George W. Murphy service. RED -In Berkeley, June 21, 1939, August brother of Mrs. E.

Grigsby and the late Henry W. Reddan uncle of Miss Matilda Grigsby, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Reddan a native of California.

A farewell service to which friends are invited, will be held Friday morning, June 23, at 9:30 o'clock from the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull and Durgin), Adeline Street at Ashby Station, Berkeley, thence to St. Joseph's Church where mass will be celebrated commencing at 10 o'clock. Rosary will be held Thursday ning at 8. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Mary SMITH--In Grey Smith, Oakland, 'beloved 21, wife 1939, of Carl C.

Smith, a mother to Margaret Samero, sister of Mrs. Grace Bernhard and W. C. Holli-' way; a native of A member of First Methodist Church of Oakland, Friends are alnvited to attend the services Chapel of Memories, Oakland Crematory, Howe and Mather Streets, Oakland, Friday, June 23, 1939, at 3 o'clock p.m. Friends may call at the Grant D.

Miller Mortuary, East 14th Street, corner 24th A venue, until 2 o'clock p.m. Friday, SMITH -In Oakland, June 20, 1939, Bessie, dearly beloved daughter of Stephen and Abbie Smith, loving sister of Mary M. Johnson of San Francisco, niece. of Mra. John E.

Riordan; a native of San Franelaco, aged 31 years. (Merced papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, June 22. 1939, at 8:30 o'clock a.m. from the chapel of Smiley. and Gallagher, 1415 Oak Street, Alameda, thence to St.

Philip Neri Church, Van Buren and High Streets, Alameda, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9 o'clock a.m. S.F. Deaths BURGER, Francis William BURGUESS, Josephine- 81 years DONOHUE, John F. DRESCHER, Helena EGAN, Clara A. EARNFRED, Fred EISENBERG, Benjamin GAGE, Louise E.

GLEIN, Charlotte GUNZELMANN, Henry-76 years KONRAD. Mary KORENKO, Anna MARSH, Walter T. McCUNE, Daniel E. MILLER, George Joseph NILAND, Mary E. PHELPS.

Ynez 0. ROLAND. Louis years SARNO, Ferdinando WATT, John MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM ESTABLISHED 1863 PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS CEED ONE MILLION DOLLARS Crematorium Within the Grounds Unlimited Parking Space The Best Costa No More Terminus Piedmont Avenue Oakland Phone PIedmont 2688 Tonight to Be Shortest One of Year as Summer Officially Arrives Boston 76 68 Oak. Airport Brownsville 88 76 Okla. City Buffalo 60 Omaha Calgary 62 44 Pearl Harbor Charleston 94 78 Phoenix Chicago 76 66 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 80 Pocatello Cleveland 78 66 Point Reyes Cordova 54 Dawson 72 50 Prince Albert 64 Denver Rupert 53 Des Moines 82 66 Quebec Detroit 86 60 Rapid City Dodge 64 Redding Duluth Reno Dutch Harbor 54 42 Roseburs Edmonton 42 Roswell El Paso 94 70 Sacramento Eureka 60 Louis Evansville 90 72 Salt Lake City Fairbanks 74 54 San Antonio Flagstaff 38 San Diego Fresno 96 70 San Francisco Galveston 86 74 Santa Fe Grand Junct.

78 54 Seattle Havre 48 Sheridan Helena 50 Spokane 'Huron Current Indianapolis 76 70 Tampa Jacksonville 94 76 Tatoosh Juneau 58 46 Tonopah Kalispell 62 48 Vancouver Kamloons 76 Vicksburg Kansas City 86 Kodiak 50 Walla Walla Lander 70 44 Washington Los Angeles 74 Madison 84 Winnemucca Memphis 90 Winnipeg Miami 86 Paul 82 Modena 80 PRECIPITATION Abilene .10, Amarillo .98, Baker Boston Brownsville. Buffalo Calgary .26. Charleston .70, Chicago Cincinnati .01. Cordova .24. Dawson Denver Des Moines .50, Dodee Dutch Harbor 12.

Edmonton Evansville Flagstaff Galveston .32, Grand Junction Havre T. Helena Huron .06, Indianapolis 1,12, Juneau :16. Kalispell .12, Kamloops .01, Kansas City ,84, Kodiak .26, Lander .02, Miami .02. Minneapolis New Orleans .04. New York North Head North Platte 1.18.

Oklahoma City .40, Omaha .60, Pittsburgh .08. Poratello Portland T. Prince Albert .08. Prince Rupert .26. Quehec .06.

Ranid City T. Roswell .04. St. Louis 1.06. San Antonio .02, Santa Fe T.

Seattle ,01. Sheridan .00, Spokane .02. Swift Current ,32, Tatoosh .01. Vicksburg .02. Washington Williston .24.

Winnipeg T. Today and tomorrow the sun takes a rest from its age-old travels through the Zodiac. As a result, tonight will be the shortest night of all the year and today and tomorrow the longest days by two minutes. Also Summer officially makes its bow onto the stage of time to play its three months role before Autumn it into the wings. The weather here, today and tomorrow, according to the weather bureau, will be.

warm and bright but mitigated by light westerly breezes in the Metropolitan Oakland--Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler Thursday; gentle west wind. Northern California -Fair tonight and Thursday with local morning fogs on coast; cooler on central coast Thursday: gentle, variable wind off the coast. day; mild temperature; gentle, end, variable Sierra Nevada-Fair tonight Thurswind. Sacramento, Santa Clara and San Joaquin Valleys-Fair and warm tonight and Thursday; light, variable wind. Salinas Valley--Fair tonight and Thursday; cooler in north portion Thursday; light northwest wind.

Southern California--Fair tonight and Thursday but considerable cloudiness In west portion; no change in temperatures gentle, variable wind off coast. Nevada Fair tonight and Thursdays warmer tonight in east and extreme north portion. Idaho -Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday; warmer in southwest and south portion tonight. Washington-Cloudy. probably showers in west portion tonight and Thursday; little change in temperature; gentle, variable wind off coast.

Orezon-Partly cloudy, probably show. ers in northwest portion tonight and Thursday; little change in temperature; gentle, variable wind off coast. Fire-Weather Forecast for CaliforniaGenerally fair but fogs on south coast: cooler near central coast Thursday with rising humidity; gentle north to east wind. WEATHER CONDITIONS The outlook is for partly cloudy weather in the Pacific Northwest, with showers probable in Western Washington and Northwestern Oregon, but for generally fair weather elsewhere in the Far West tonight and Thursday. It will be slightly warmer tonight in the Great Basin.

RAINFALL TO 4:30 A.M., WEDNESDAY Last Seasl. Nrml, Seasl. Stations 24 hrs. to date to date 1938 Eureka .00 30.78 39.54 56.55 Oakland .00 16.43 23.04 30.28 Redding .00 24.30 36.93 58.36 Sacramento .00 9.74 17.92 24.83 San Francisco 12.53 22.02 25.48 Stockton .00 10.21 13.78 17.78 Salinas .00 10.85 12.94 18.52 Fresno .00 9.08 9.39 15.85 S. Luis Obispo .00 10.50 21.02 30.97 Los Angeles .00 13.07 15.21 23.44 San Diego .00 9.79 10.29 9.72 METEOROLOGICAL DATA Noon 4:308 Barometer (sea level) 29.88 29.84 29.92 Temperature (dry bulb) 67,8 66.0 59.0 Temperature (wet bulb) 57.8 58.0 54.4 Humidity (per cent) 54 61 74 Wind direction W.

W. Wind velocity (m.p.h.) 16 13 Weather Clear Clear Clear TEMPERATURES High High Low Abilene 88 72 Needles 98 Albuquerque 88 54 Orleans 90 Amarillo 68 58 New York Atlanta 92 74 Nome Baker 64 40 North Head Barrow 52 38 North Platte, Boise 72 44 Oakland 80 Transpacitic Malls The following sailing dates and closing times of transpacific, mails at the main San Francisco postoffice are based on the latest information furnished by steamboat companies: ORIENTAL June 22, 4:40 p.m.. Empress of Asia. June 23, 1:10 p.m., Glaucus. June 24, 24, 8:10 a.m..

a.m.. President Kamakura Monroe Maru. June 26, 1:10 p.m., Tweedbank. June 27, 8:10 a.m., U. S.

Grant. June 21, 6:00 a.m., Taiyo Maru, 30, 8:10 a.m., President Coolidge, June 30, 1:10 p.m., Siamese Prince. HAWAIIAN ISLANDSJune 21, 1:30 p.m., China Clipper, June 22. 7:10 a.m., Lurline. June 24.

8:10 a.m.. Republic June 24, 8:10 a.m.. Kamakura Maru. June 27. 8:10 a.m., U.S.

Grant. June 27. 8:10 a.m., Manukai. June 30, 8:10 a.m., President Coolidee. July 18, 8:10 a.m., Monterey.

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND June 28, 1:10 p.m., Tolken. July 18, 7:10 a.m., Monterey. Eastern Ports NEW YORK- Arrived. June 20, Nebras. kan from BALTIMORE San Francisco.

June 20. Peter Kerr for Albany; Firmore for Pomona for San Francisco, 20, Maine NORFOLK-Sailed, June San Francisco. HAMPTON ROADS Sailed. June Emergency Aid for San Francisco. Canal Ports CRISTOBAL-Salled, Tune 20.

Ivaran New York: Santa Clena for New Yorki Tamorea BALBOA Sailed, June 20. for New York. vanian for San Francisco; Marchen Maeral: for San Pedro. Sailed, June 19. Corsten for Foreign Ports VICTORIA- Arrived, June 20v Damalen dyk from Seattle 2..