Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 29

EL OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1942 (ONLY CENT TO PAY, Disaster Corps VITAL STATISTICS City in Drive To, Save Tires Employees Warned Not to Use Cars Reno Licenses Oakland Birtns ADAMS To the wife of Robert M. AUTOS We absolutely have the best buys in town You Be the Judge Excellent Tires Perfect Condition Lowest Prices We Carry the Contract H. L. McCoy Pioneer Hudson Pealer 744 East 12th Street AUTOS WANTED (Continued) Wanted Fasseneor Cars Trucks Chevrolets Preferred All Years Top Prices Jerry Bailey F. H.

Dailey Motor Co. Oakland's Oldest Dealer East 14th Street at 41st AN dover 1-OfiO 1940-11141 Chevrolet or Plymouth Oluh coupe; principals only: cash atlcr p.m. HU mboldt 3505. COMMERCIAL TRAILERS BOX trailer: 6x4 seat? 600x16 tires, with fenders. 1156 61st Avenue.

2-wheel trailer, 600x16 tires. 440 Amman Court, LA kehurst $-1552, HOUSE TRAILERS ALA.yKDA County's leading; consignment dealer offers Airfloat, Dixie Flyer, Mainllners, Palace Coach. Anderson's. fi6'J2 Foothill. A.VIklnK 2a foot long, double divan for $1125.

Oakland Trailer Es-chanye, 1127 ttsst 12th Street. ALWAYS! good buys; new, used. Brookside Trailer Court, S519 Foothill. HOI'SK trailer, sleeps 4: modern; $350. TRlnldad 0670; 108th Avenue and Hollywood.

LKATHKKETTK trailer house, fully equipped, for $350. Little- Bohemia Auto Court, San Pablo Avenue, Highway 40, foot of tank- farm hill. Like a palai-e ALL Accessories; 23-foot; 1 SCO (Stress. $1795. New Trailers Used Trailers Trades, Terms See them now at Brookside Trailer Court Knot hi II (on lllirluvav TRA VKLKKKS, Mainllners, Admirals.

Masterhilts, others, also used. 190S San Pablo. NI Cerrito. I.FC.AI, JVOTICK ORD1NANCK NO. and mm a to RiNn.

Anril 3 The following couples from the Metropolflan Oakland area have obtained marriage licenses: Elwood Caseday. an, Aiamena, i Mary Sollman. 34, of Berkeley; Frank O. Fepley, 13, and Doris Cummings, 30, both Henry D. Batey, 34, and Kath-ln Onft.

18. both Oakland: Jack Hend- rick. Hose Sch avo. each il. USKiana; James F.

Heese. 34, end Opal Westhausen, over 31. both Oakland: Harold A. Cunha. 25.

Berkeley, and The me Moelra. Oakland: Lvle H. Sargent. 19. Martinez.

and Lola Wanda Bates, 30. Rigby, Ida George B. Nielsen. 28, vsliejo, ana uer trude Burchfield, 23, Los Angeles. Solano County FAIRFIELD.

Anril 3 The following vital statistics for Solano County were on file here today: MARRIAGE DECLARATION CAPLES, Johh Jr. 30, Vallejo. MIL- WARD, Joyce 38, Los Angeles. SMITH, Warren 37, Sacramento, McGRANS, Dorothy E. 33.

Vallejo. FONDER. Fred 30, Vallejo. ECK-HABT Murearet S2 VsMelO. FOSTER.

Stanley P. 37, Vltllejo. CA- HILL, Marie 21, Vallejo. ROBERT. Maurice 36.

Vgllejo. ROMMEL. Lorna 21. Vallejo. OSTBOM.

Wallts 37. Vallejo. GRF.ENHALGH. Armitta 31, Vallejo. LINDSTROM.

Julian E. 35, San Ten-cisco. KANANSEN. Kathryn 31, Vallejo. O'HARA.

Harold J. 37. Westwood, BRUNICK. Patricia F. 32, South Bos ton.

Mass. COLL, James B. 32, Vallejo. JOHN SON. Margaret E.

32. Vallejo. MASCHBANK. Donnl 47. Sen Fran- Cisco.

BURN ESS, Mary A M. San Francisco. BRUNO. Nick 25, GRAHAM, Eleanor W. 38.

Vallejo. NELSON, Lester G. 81. Vallejo. CAR-LEN.

Alpha 23. Vallejo. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED McGUIRE. Christian 40. Vellejo, HOWEY.

Mary M. 46. Vellejo. DIVORCE RlilT FILFD MILLER, Hulh M. vs.

Allan cruelty. BIR'lHS GRAY To the. wife ot William Gry of Vallejo. Anril 1. son PRUETTE To the wile 'of Wilson Pruette of Vallejo.

Anril 1. a daughter. SHURTLEFF To the wife Harold Shurtleff of Vallejo. Anril 1. a daughter.

TRANQUILLY To the wile of Arnold Trsnouiile of Vallejo. Arril 1. a daughter. To tne wilt of i nomas Heed lev of Vallejo. Aoell 1.

a son. KRAMER To the wife of Leslie Kramer of Vallejo. Anril 3. a daughter. KARR To thai wiie of Albert Kerr of Vallejo.

Anril 2. e. daughter. BENOIT To the wife of Joseph BenoH of Vallejo, April 2, a son. SCHNEIDER To the wile of Lester Schneider of Vallejo, April 2, a daughter.

Santa Clara County SAN JOSE. April 3 The following vital statistics were on file- In this city today MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BAKER. Russell 20, Los Gstos. HOYLE Mildred 23, Los Gatos. LUHDORFF.

Robert 22. San Jose. MORRISON. Velma 20, Santa Clara. RBGAN, William 93, San Jose.

TRAUB, Mary 23, San Jose. BRAY, Boy 20. San Jose. DUFFANY, May 19, San Jose. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS EVANS.

Arnold 33, San Franelsco. LAKE. Delia 33. San Francisco. SHADEL, Vernon 32.

Fairview, Kan. UNTERMEYER, Phyllis 13, Fairvlew. Kan. D1EP IZOR in San Jose. March 31.

Alice lzor, widow of tlie lale Richard Uor, a native of Mississippi, aged 78 years. JOHNSTON In San Joie. March 31. Minnie Johnston, widow of the lste Frank Johnston, mother of Harriet and Alice Johnston and Mrs. Frances Rus sell, a native of aged 60 years.

MOORE In San Jose. March 31, Dorothy Moore, wife of Ed Moore, mother of Renne Moore, i native of California. aged 26 years, REDFIELD In San Jose. March 31 Angeline Redfield, widow of the late Abraham Redfield. mother of Mrs.

Julia Gunlher, Mrs. Pearl Pad Ilia. Mrs. Edna Conway, Mrs. Ida Manusko.

Mrs. Maude Robbing end Mrs. F. George, a native of Illinois, aged 77 years. CHOCI-In Sen Jose.

April 1. Mrs. Mary Croci. wife of Agadtt Crocl, mother of Ben Crocl years. BIRTHS MYERS To tlie wis of Fred Myers.

Murrh 27, a son. BEER To liie wife of I.ee Beer, March 29, a daughter. OLSON- To the wife of Chester Olson, March 27. a son. SIMPSON To Ihe wife of Eugene Simpson, March 311, a daughter.

Contra Costa County MARTINEZ. April 3. The following vital statistics are on file here today; MARRIAGE INTENTIONS HASTINGS, C.rsnt, 22. Tulsa. Okls.

BAKER, Virginia 18. Norman, Okls. AUTOS Easter Sale Packard 1941clippr: 2200 rJCKdlU miles; 5 months oll; radio: color dark gray. Oldsmobile 1940 1 s.edranJ rltan; i excellent' tires. Fnrf 1 Q4 1 SuperPeLuxe rora I Ttl Sedan coupe; neat, covers.

radio. Packard 1 937 ,7." than 15, AOS miles; hu radio P-'tJ WilluelQ41 Luxe Sedan; on this one; like new $895 Packard 1940" Coupe: radio; light array finish; perfect ahape $995 Every Oar Guaranteed Reynold r. Johnson Co. Packard Dealer lira M-arriaon TW Inoaks S80 Open Kvening-s PLYMOUTH (Continued) PLYMOUTH sedan, rndlo, heater, 5 new recap tires, $325. Hammond, ana Broadway.

PLYMOUTH, 1933 de radio; clean; good luxe coupe; tlrea, 1576. Fl eamont K7I5J. PLYMOUTH. 133fi coupe; excellent tlrea, $325. Cooper-Nash, 2740 Broadway.

FliYMOUTH, 1936 four door sedan; 4 new tlrea: $285. TE mplebar 0686. isni Trestle Olcn Road. PLYMOUTH, 1H.18 l.usinesr-T)oui (tood tires. 5436 Looksloy.

Ol. yt pic tsin, Plymouth, $115. 1111) Ave. Plymouth. $r5.

A1. 1221 14th Avenue, PACKARD Packard 1938 Sedan (-cylinder with radio $695.00 Oa owner, original finish, if yon don't buy this on we both lose. 11 Broadway TWinoaks 2S1 1 Dahl Chevrolet Co. PACKARD Clipper, 111 de luxe ae- umi, ii wneei oae, excenenr tires; 7000 actual miles; must he aold Immediately. Phone Richmond 4416.1 after 6 p.m.

I'ACKAKU $600; 1938 ii-uassen- grer touring; sedan: radio; very clean: Rood tires. 2106 California, Berkeley. PACKARD, 1936, 120 convertible coupe, rumble seat, radio, two new tires, good condition. $385. HU m.

holdt 7268 or TR Inidad STUDEBAKER btudehaker 1941 Deluxtnne Commander 6 Cruiser Sedan; overdrive, underseat heater, radio. I efc I i invite you In com In and look our r.H nvrr Ht 23 Broadway TWinoaka '2611 Dah! Chevrolet Co. Studebaker IVJ.fS'T- door Tourlflff Sedan. Exceptionally good tires: radio; air condition healer; 41Q7C ly finish like new J7 Howard Automobile Co. 270 Broadway TE mplehar 3149 I i 10 l.i AK Kit Champion i ti I -1 ti I one fjprla with econoniat ic tra mission 2-tonp Fad dock grorn finish wllh contraflinK nn- holyftrry; ipflccta muh oxcpptional carp that yonr wiln1 think it is now; Motor St ml eh a or lirtth nistrihu-i tor.

Mn llrnadway; i i tn i mi 1 1 1 STI 1 1 A I mill Ciniitaniler 6 sedans; thrie lo choose from; overdrive, radio, heater; excellent tires, vour civ-ice while Ihev last; 'Murphy- Motor SUicle-haker IMstriontor, 37n llroadwav; OI, yniplc open ev ening's until m. STUilKLAK KK m.lH ChHHimoii aedfln. ftconoinafic ovordrivr. lPfl- lnftdp and out; almoni nf: tirps; Ifififl. Murphy Moinr I Studphakpr fist rihntor.

7 ho Broa wa ni. ym plr ni. i pvenlprr' HI 8TVlk, I1I4II Ci HIMler -de luxe Kedan; beautiful oiiKinal rtpcu finish excellcnl i r'-sr ov er drive, for economy and hill holder; onlv V. I. WriKlit.

Last 12th SI reel. K-K 4-U'7. STI Kli, Cliainpion, 2-' door Sedan; iniles; 6 nood! tires, radio, heater. Owner East; only I Ml cash foi TH ornwall Pijll'i 1 iMiel.a ker, I 'J2l rli. i 2 Spares i2th.

Includer 111 laalc' 1 m4i sedan; overdrive: thitiK tops; J1195. Clara. larneda. STt'PKBAKLCU. CUa-inpon, t-tih 14 AX of I lion land )n I iiVi the tidp of be 'j ers Coniniandei fii(w radio; very- line Santa ys i Ready for Work Test Mobilisation Shows Berkeley's.

Machinery Prepared BERKELEY, April 3. Machinery set up by the Berkeley Deferne Council for the relief of bombing and disaster victims is ready for action, Dr. Harry T. Cassidy, chairman of the welfare service com mittee, declared today following test mobilization. The entire staff of 216 volunteers responded to the test call at 11 welfare centers, where operations of each of five units were Inspected and teted for efficiency, Dr.

Cassidy said. Manuals showing medical aid centers, welfare service posts, fire, police and hospital locations and air-raid warden areas were distributed at a eeneral meeting. Particioatine divisions, directed by Dr. Cassidy, Miss Margery Car- Denter. vice cnairman, ana mrs, Mary Ellen Washburn, secretary, are headed bv the following cnair- men: Mrs.

sally severance, cnua welfare: Miss Jane Ward, perswmej Howell Williams, resources; Miss Ruth Cooper, medical tocial serv ice, and Milton Chernin, communi cations. All members of the welfare serv ice committee have been finger nrinted and issued identification cards and are being trained for their assignments in a course con ducted bv Dr. Caswdy. Information MnteVtfoj-egi8ter ing and identifying disaster victims have been established at Berkeley High School. Btlnbank Junior High, Craffmont.

Hillside. Jefferson, John Mir, Longfellow, Thousand Oeks, Whittier and Willard Junior Hign Schools, in addition to loeal hospitals the Police Department and morgue. Labor Shortage In Non-War Work Worries Portland PORTLAND, April 3. W) Portland's labor shortage in non- war industries seomed today to be brewine the grandfather of all heed- aches for this shipyard-Dooming town. The shiDvards.

already employ ing thousands of workers who jam th busses and streetcars and fill all available housing, are expand ing. More yards are under con struction A. Johnson, of the V.S. Employment Service, has appealed tor 15,000 men to take specialty train ing to be ready for the yards production peak in September. Maurice Fischer, of the Long shoremen's Union, said 400 of the 1200 longshoremen were at work in the shipyards and men on the docks were swamped.

He appealed for at least W0 to return from the ways. jy addition of new men failed to meet IMC MCclUJ shore work. Mildred Ginnini, of the Laundry Workers' Union, said one-third of the membership had transferred to other work. She appealed to women hplwpcn the aees of 18 and 45 to register for laundry work. Alice Westing, of the waitresses' Union, said 300 withdrawal cards had been issued in recent months and that the shortage was acute, She.

too, asked women to register. In arocerv stores and markets, 1 1. 1 1 Berkeley Names Group to Study All Appeals for BERKELEY, April 3. A committee to atudv all foreign and local reijef appeals to be made in this city was named today Dy mayor Frank F. Gaines.

The group will DEATHS (Continuftd) KATO In Oakland, April 1, 1012, Katie Kston, sister of Miss 'Mary L. Marsh and Mrs. Liilie ison. Friends are invited lo attend the services at the Chapel of the Chinics. 4 199 Piedmont Avenue.

Oakland. Saturday, April 4, 1912, at oiclnck p.m. Friends may call at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel nf the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, 2S.M' Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, until Saturday noon.

I'leasa, omit flowers. KI1Y- In Oakland, April 1, 1912, Frances Kdlth F.hv. sister of Stella A. Kbv. Mrs.

A. L. Bawson of Napa, and L. It. Kby of San Francisco, a native of Santa Kosa, -all f.

Napa, papers please copv Private services will be held at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of The Orant I). Miller 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, Saturday. April 4th, 1942, at four clock p.m. FKItKAR! In Oakland April 1012.

carmela. wife of the late Kmanuele Ferrari, loving mother or Mrs. Assunta Kasteto, Louis ana Matia Ferrari, sister of (iluseppe Risso and Asstinla Bottino of Italy, grandmother of' Dolores-Ferrari. Clanhattista and Emanuel P. Itazeto, mnthor-in-iaw of Mrs.

LIU a Ferrari and 1' Hil Ka.eto A native of Bogltasco, Italy, aged S2 vears months 18 days. Requieni high mass Monday, April 6, 1942, at St. Joseph's Church, 7th and Chestnut Streets at 9:30 o'clock a.m. Recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at ii o'clock at the chape! of Albert KiikcI Company, Telegraph Avenue anil Street, inter tncnt. St.

Marj-'s Cemetery. Klll.i:ll At 1 0 a Santa Clara Avenue. A April 1. J942 beloved wile of tl. 'Kd- win iii-ehiiii, inolher of Oordon F.

Lueas of Alameda, sister of Lawrence Oordon of Hlackfoot, Idaho; Cecil Uordon of Salt l.ake City, Karl Cordon of Chico, Jesse U. anil Francis N. tiordun of Berkeley; grandmother of Kobert Juras and niece of Mrs. Harry of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend the services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of the tJrant U.

Aimer Mortuaries, Telegraph Avenue. Oakland. Saturday April 4, 1.942, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. CAKlimiiV In Oakland, April 1, flrniur riaroio t.arrlson, beloved husband of Joyce i la rrison loving sou of Kva (inrrlson rimes, anri the late Sidnev brother of tlessle Shores and la-ster (larrison, the lale Albert end Mary lainey; uncle of (lladys ftllles, llattle Morris. Mariheth Carney, Kvanne, Lloyd, and Le- siclle (larrisi.ti; a nmmlor of leamsiers ion Loral TO A F.

of Redding, California papers mease riinv. Friends ere Invited to altend services Saliiiday. April 4, at p.m. from the Chapel of the ames layior ro l.ilh and rlef-ferson Streels, Oakland. Jnter-nient.

Ml. View Cemetery. KKOWLTOV In Oakland, April I1H2, Benjamin beloved hus-hand of Minnie A. Knnwlton and father of Frank B. Knowlton; a nativa of New Tork; a charter member of New Tork Local No.

1, International Thoto Kngravers Union. Friends are lnvlled to attend services Saturday morninir, April 4. nt 11 o'clock, al Ihe Albert Brown Chapel, 3478 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. II In Alameda. April t.

1942, Minnie dear wife of the late Jean Lafleur, dear mother of Mrs. Mnrle Alhnwe, Lawrence and Ocorre Lafleur; a native of N'ew Jersey. Friends are invited to altend the funeral Saturday, Apr I- 4. at 2 p.m. from the Rose Oarden i hapel or the K.

W. Seramur Company, 407 KstiMllllo Avenue. n-iirnmeiil Chapel of Chimes. IHIIIIl AMIlll II llnilovleh In San April 2, 1912, John, beloved brother of liie Peler Radovich, loviny. uncle of An-Ihoiiv Railovi.

h. Bulat. Anloiie llosden: I'eleranil John Mela novleli a native of Jh I -metla, eced 91 yea rs. l-'riends are Invited to allend liie funeral from the New Moriu. -iry of ('.

r. Bannon. BKOO Fasl Fiuirleeiilh Hlreel, Oakland, April 1912. al 2 p.m. Interment, Holy Cemetery; for further information call TR Iniilad 101 II.

IlimH In Oakland. April James beloved father of Mrs, I'alh-ciine Ie, II and Rowe; lovhiK of Mrs: niis Rriwr: brother of F.l ly.a bet ll Nelson, nietiiber of Scatlle Aerie No. F.n.K. and International llrolherhooil of Klei I rica I Worli- rs I'lilon of Scnltle. Washlnptnn, nalie nf New York.

Seattle pa-I pleave i opy. f-'rienils al I cspecl ully ln ileil 'i alteni'l the fuiici-al Monday. pr i I Sth at a.m. from the l-'ruilvate Chapel of thp Clarence Cooper -Mortuary, I-'rult-ale Aenue, Iheiice to St. Fliz-alirlh's I'hureh where a reoulem high mass will be for the repose of his soul, i-ommeiiciiiif el 9 "a.m.

rtecilHllon of tlie rosary Slllnlay eelilnr at i in. Services under the niiNtilecs of Knst Oak-land Aerie FO.K. Sun-day evening at i m. Interment, lloiv Sepulcliie Cemetery. Berkeley, April 1, 1912; Arlliur lnnband of Jennie Shell, brolher of Mrs.

Oia rie Sleu-ari of Kwrf! ton, and Jiinies srhell ir Clinion, Minnesota; a native of Wisconsin, aged 77 yearH; a rnenrWr lif Mel-J rose MethodlsK iiurcli nf Oak-iatifl and Lodge. i.O. O. I'v. of .1 a noyi ville, Minnesota, Friends are invited to attend services Saturday.

April 4, 1942, at 1 o'clock p.m. Truman's Chapel, TeleRraph Avenue, at Streef, Oakland. KMlTfl In Jla.vward, April 2, 1912. Walter beloved husband of the lale Stella Smith. loving father of Dr.

Wilfred K. Smith of Oak fund, lier.nf it. rtmiin or nouioer reea, vii-fred K. Smith of Chlcaco, Mrs, Nellie Twist and Mrs. Lillus Rob erts of Hayward; a member of ffcikland Lodge Number lis I (i.d.F.

of Oakland; a native of (anndn, need 7(1 vears. Friends are. to altend the funeral- from the him Chapel ot Ihe California. tory, 4499 Pledm-ont Avenue. Oak land, Saturday.

April 4 at 2 p.m Please omit flowers. Inurnment. California Crematory. (Sorensoti Brothers Service.) ATIWIIH.VKH In Cenlervllle. April 2, 1942, Oeorge Klmer St i nil i I ver.

cued 71. husband of Matilda, loving- father ot Klmer Day Stlne hilver of Centervllle. Howard Irs Stinhilver, Cenlervllle. Funeral Saturday. April 4, 1943, at 2 p.m.

from his lale residence, tan Fremont Avenue, Cenlervllle. Services by No. 7, Can tervllle. Interment. 1.0 O.F.

Cem etery, Irvlngton. (Funeral under the direction of Chapel ef tile Palms. Centeryille.) In Orovllle. April 1 Vernon Waldron. hnsbHiul of the late Bessie (i.

Waldron, father of Mrs. Kennelh O'Brien, grandfather of Kenneth and Marjbrle Brlen. brother of Mrs. Helen Whiting and Wlnfleld Waldron; a native of Iowa City. Iowa, aged 77 years Funeral services Friday at 4 p.m.

at Hamltton and Blley In Orovllle, followed by cremation at jnffrysvillex CEMETERIES neJv HfOUNG LOVE HOPES TO FIND A WAY By JAMES T. CARTEK- NEW YORK, April 3 flV-Today we continue New York's one-cent love story, Synopsis: Rudolph Mayer, 17, and his sweetheart, also 17, whos love blinded them to the law, set up housekeeping without benefit of clergy. The girl's parents caused Rudy's arrest. A kindly judge set bail at a penny and paid it himself. (Now he wants it back to give to the young couple as; a wedding present.) A Grand Jury refused to indict Ruby and the case was dismissed.

All looks rosy for the lovers. STERN PARENTS ENTER Now go on with the story: Chapter II At last! Rudy is free and he and his love plan to get married. Joy reigns supreme in the chambers of Chief Magistrate Henry H. Curran, who contributed the penny. But wait! There go, the girl's parents into wayward minors' court.

They sign a complaint against their daughter. Magistrate Thomas Au- relio tries to stop them. 'There is bo escape from love. he pleads. "Love will find a way.

It will be sinful to separate these two worldly-wise lovers." For an hour and a half he begs the girl's parents to have a heart for theit daughter and Rudy. Now the girl cries: "I earn $18 a week and. Rudy earns $35. We could live on that But my -who are on home relief, take $16 of jr-y money and they -won't evea bay cne a pair of silk stockinge. MORE IN OUR NEXT As the parents refuse to withda-wwi their complamt, Judge Aurelio mi forced to commit the a)irl to a home, pending another heavmg April 13 Magistrate Curran also sag tried to talk the parents out of their stand, unavailmgly.

The future looks black tmtil Judge Aureliocasts out a ray of hope: "Well, he says with a meaningful glance at Rudy, "in about two months he and the girl wfil be of legal age and nothing ean prevent them from spending 10 cents ear- fare and getting married in New Jersey. Don miss the next installment of this engrossing love tale. Will the girl's parents relent? Will Rudy get the girl? Cat Salutes To Earn Meal Feline May Hove Hod Army Mascot Among Ancestors, Is Rumor You've heard of human gourmets who sit up and take notice at the odor or the very thought of tasty dish. Wimpy, the eat, does them one better. When he wants a meal, he salutes.

There's no limit to Wimpy's ps-triotism to food. Any time that he's hungry he sets himself on his hind legs and lifts his right paw tver his right eye. And the gesture would pass as a crisp salute in any company. It's a trick that Wimpy learned as a kitten. He's more than just an ordinary cat, say his master and mistress, Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Johnson, because mixed in with that alley cat blood is a strain of FersAtn.i At least it took no great effort. to make the cat "entch os" that dinner was just around the eorner for a salutation. There's a rumor, too, that Wimpy may have had an Army mascot among his ancestors. Wimpy now is about six years old.

He's been a member pt the Johnson family circle at 10923 Foefel hill Boulevard since his infancy. Civil Relief Act ii i i gi i pn I II IT flT An attempt by a civilian employee of the Navy to Invoke the soldiers and sailors' civil relief set in a di vorce case in Alameda County waaJ overruled today by superior JMgefi John J. Allen. Thf divorce was granted to Mrs. Josephine Oakes Myers, 32, of 2080 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, from Glen Myers SO, any accountant employed by the Navy at Rooaevstt Base, Terminal Island, San Pedro.

Myers claimed he was covered by the act, which automatically stalls all court proceedings against soldiers, sailors or marines until 90 days after' their discharge from service. Donald Quayle, who represented Mrs. Myers, pointed out that a per son in the Army Navy could wot resignbut that Myers could wit his position any time he desired. Judge T. W.

Harris had previously ordered temporary support of (60 per month for the couple dawohter. Sylvia. 9, and in effect had rulecM the act was not applicable. When the ease came to trial today. neither Myers nor his representative was in court and Judge Karris assigned it to "Judge Allen.

Allen granted Mrs. Myers tne jou per month for support of the child, on dollar a mdhth alimony and eoaa-J munity property eonsisting of stow and SSOO in postal Savings. Myers aad originally sck4 change of venue to a Los afmkwm court but tiiis was also dewe-V London Boosts Rcta On Ship. Insurance LONDON. Anril 3.

underwriters announced today alw-increases In war risk if rates for shipping in li-n i ts 6 sea. PORT ORPIN A NO. 397. OROTXAXPF T.OrATINO THK T.OW TTDK 7 I FJ HKTWKKN' HA Fi T-SDN A I AUK STKKKTS K. K.

1 I AM P(H 1 1 IM KOTf A rOAIPUOMISK ACKKKAIKNT IN CU.WKfTKiN TIIKKKWrpf- II IT 1 1 1 I A I ly tlie Council of llif City of Oaklanr! and UK IT 1 1 A I Kf hv the Jioard of Fort id inn i on pih of the City Oakland, joitiliy and res r' 1 1 vp ly an follow': Section 1. It in hr'hv found and del crm nd Adarnn 1.139 TresUe Glen Road, Oak land, March 27, a son. ARELLANES To the wife of Vananeio Arellanes, Kit East 23rd Street, Oak land, March 27, a son. BUTLF.R To the wi(e of Karllon P. Butler, 867 31st Street, Oakland, March 26.

a son. BROWN the wife of Ernest H. Brown. 212S East 23rd Street, Oakland. March 26, a son.

BROWN To the wife of Hugh V. Brown, 232 Colgate Avenue. Berkeley, March 26, a daughter. BORGMAN To the wife of John R. Boreman, 569 32nd Street, Oakland, March 25, a daughter.

BARS ANTE To the wife of Orlando L. Bursante, 32 Main Street, Vallejo, March 26, a son. CANTANDO To the wife of James V. Cantando, 2510 Sacramento, Berkeley, March 26, a daughter. CUTBERTH To the wife of William R.

Cutberth, 1621 Seventh Avenue, Oakland, March 28, a son. CASALINA To the wife of Casper St. Casalina, 3457 High Street, Oakland, March 24, a son. COATES To the wife of Norman F. Coates, 137 El Toyonal Road.

Orinda, Mirrch 24, a son. CALLAHAN To the wife of Robert J. Callahan, 1541 67th Avenue, Oakland. Marcti a son, DE CRISTINA-To the wife of Merrill P. De Cristina.

934 Grayson Street, Berkeley, March 26, a son. ELLIS To the wife of Everett C. Ellis, 6584 Chabot Road, Oakland, March 24, a daughter. FURINO To the wife of Herman N. Furlno.

9910 East Street, Oakland, March 26, a son, FRANKLIN To the wife of Joel A. Franklin. 417 Market Street, Oakland, February 14, a daughter. GIBSON To the wife of Gordon Gibson. 2831 Nevin Avenue.

Richmond, March 27. a dauKhtcr. GLENN To the wife of Ralph W. Glenn, 235 Ridtiway Oakland. March 27.

a son. HUTH To the wife of Austin R. Hulh. 3024 Prince Sheet, Berkeley, March 27. a son HENRY To the wife of John B.

Henry. 1325 Burhank Street, Alameda, March 25. a daughter. Announcements MARRIACE Ifenlth Certificate with Tests, complete, JJ.50. Charles R.

Wright, M.D., and Staff, located San Francisco Laboratories. Established tl years. Market, Room UK. San Franelsco; DO it-las hours to 7, Saturday 7 to 4. Intentions to Wed AYRES.

Clarence Elacn-30. 2V7 121h Street. Oakland- KELLY, Mildred Corlez 32. 715 Fifth Street, Decoto. RRAOfS: Arthur es M.

Hodeo. Henrietta. Texas. PILCHER, IkMth Irene 25. Henrietta, Texas.

DUGGER. Pete 21. 1321 Filbert Street, Oakland. PETERSON. Evelyn VlrKinla 19.

Sonuel. ENDF.RLE. Richard Joseph 30. 5528 Foothill Boulevard, Oakland. FOSTER.

Mary Louise. 3154 Fruitvale Avenue. Oak land. LOGAN, Jamee Patrick 22, 5511) Dover Street. Oakland.

WFRRING. Nell Marie 23, 245 Perkins Street, Oakland. DELA ROSA. Herbert 21. 2157 hurg Avenue, Oakland.

GII.KEY. Kathryn Aileen 21, 2717 Benvenue-A venue, Berkeley. SCHMIDT, Howard Adolnh 24. 415 Staten Avenue. Oakland.

WOODS, Marcia Z2. 2375 Frmtvale Avenue, Oakland-SH1BUTANI. Tamotsu 21, 2119 Chn- nlna Way. Berkeley. HARANO.

Tomlka 21, 2152 Dwieht Way, Berkeley. SMITH. Bourne 25. International House, Berkeley. HALL, Dorothy 24.

International House. Berkeley. WINSOR. A en Phil in 2.1. 2301 Courl- land Avenue.

Oakland. DOItNAN, Nellie Jane 17. 1B05 72nd Avenue, Oakland. MARKS. Fred Mortimer, Jr.

2fl, 1408 Central Avenue. Alameda. STEFFNER, Evelyn Sarah 28, 1010 Walker Avenue, Oakland. Reaent Street. Alameda.

SARGENT. Lila Jean 18, 5141 Bond Street, Oakland. Divorces Filed WILLIS, Kalherlne v. Homer B. MYERSON.

Marie vs. Julius. COOK. Marjorle M. vs.

Harry SCftULTE. George Lee vs. Emma I. SIMS, Mattie vs. Thomas.

AG A. Donald vs. Florayne. SEPARATE MAINTENANCE PERRY, Beatrice vi. Eucene.

Divorces Granted INTERLOCUTORY DECREES CIIMMINCS. Malvina from Oscar. PERRY. Brrnire C. from William T.

SEARS. Paul from Vera. WAITE. Qhnrlotte from Malcolm. FINAL DEGREES McGlNNIS, Cecilia from Neal Mervin.

S. F. Applications A1CARDI. 28, 22 Edllh. CAM-OI1IANI, Rita- 28.

530 Filbert Street. AMBLER, Arthur 35. U.S. Navy. MA-HAN.

HspI 34. Terre Haute, lnd. BARNES. Rlchard---2n, U.S. Navy.

POPOV, Anastasia 21, 898 Carolina Slrrrt. I BELIXiWS. John 24. SI. Minn.

MF.NCKE. Genevieve 20, SI. Paul, Mmn. COX. William 24, Ft.

Scott. FKBt.Y. Mary 19. 1215 Bay Strrel. 1 CUSTER, Henry 28, 127.V Elli.

HALL, Marcel In 22. New Dalt Hold. OODDS. Gilbert T. 22.

3005, Clay Street. JOHNSTON, Margaret M. 24, 2170 Hayes Street. EVANS, Richard 25, 46 Mallorca Way. PORTER.

jEMnor 21, 379 29th Avenue. I FASEN. Jack-23, Y.M.C.A. STRAWN, Dons I GOODALL. Allen 23, Mare Island.

City. I fiKNKTT. Orvllle M. 21, U.S. Navy.

BAIII1. Lorraine 22 34 Turk Ml eel. i GIULIANI. Joseph--24. 1 7(17 Palace lAvenue.

MAUI.K, Josepliine 24. Sr.7 So Ness- HARLAN. John 30. 3500 Fulton SI reel RAXENDELL. Cariniic .33.

iiOd J-'ullon iStrcpl I JOHNSON, Robert L- 30, iTIBBITTS, Anlonia A. 26, I Street. JOHNSON, Erimond-48. Laura 53. TJ.S Navy.

GOFFNKY, DEATHS KOHSON I Oakland, April 4. IrH'-', ILaynionil linhson, falher of i a I lolu-on iielovei -iin of the -liiti treajtl-ir-a- TlicCerf iirot her of Slieiiio Trai-v -tl. anil lioiflon N. Iiolismi, Cora S. Hill mtd Flora A I'aync.

A uiilivp of San Kran-ciseo, HKi-ii 3li yearn. lrieniiK are invited lo Httetid funeral Keriees from the Horwo Chapel of Andker-PeterKcn, ath Avenue, corner 13th Slrect, Sitturilay, April 4, at o'clock. I.BBAI. riOTI IE NOTIf'K KTIlH FOP. KC 11NISI 1 1 NO KOl'l: (4), GAKOLI.VK TO THK KIUK DKI'AHTWKNT OF TI1K CITY OK OAKLAND.

Tlie Council of the City of Oakland will receive Hejileil ImiIh on Tuexday; April 7, 1942, between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m. and 2:00 o'ojock p.m. for furnishing four (4) (rasoline motora to the Fire Department of the City of Oakland. Specifications and blank forms of pro posals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid ahall jncniae an male ana eaerat raxes.

A 11 'proposals, shall be accompanied Uy a check in an amount not lean than ten per cent 10 the aggregate' amount of the -proposal by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Frank C'ol-bourn, City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein specified Khali be forfeited and retained by the city of Oakland If the. successful bidder rails to execute tee contract in tne required form and furnish the bond reoul-ert. Bond in an amount equal to one-Quarter of the total amount of. the eontract to he (riven by etro- cessful bidder as a srusranteo for raithrul performance or contract. Contract to be Into within 10 davs.

award thereof and said ertiilnment tor he delivered In accordance with (cneclficsllona there for adopted March 31, 1942 and riled In the office of the City Clerk and within 90 days after date of City Auditor's certificate to contract. FRANK OOUBOURN, City CKurk Wl-AprU l.tt On Personal Business A drive to conserve tires for city-owned automobiles was. started today by City Manager John F. Haas-ler iii an- order to all city em ployees who drive the cars. Hassler warned against the use of the cars for personal business.

The communication which he sent to all department heads follows: "The tire rationing board investi gators inform me that they have observed the use of city cars, and trucks conveying employees to their homes at lunch time or on other er rands of a personal nature. "Obviously city equipment, tires and gasoline cannot be used for such purposes. I feel that this prac tice is not general, but the few who are using tne city cars oring criticism on the city administration. "Will you please inform those in vour department that such prac tice must cease immediately, and that cars, trucks and other equip ment of the city are to be used only on official The Tire Rationing Board and our own in vestigators have been instructed to report to this office the number of city cars that in their opinion are being used for other tnan ousiness of the city. r- Building in Vallejo For March $725,054 VAT.T.Tf.Tci Anril 3.

Building con struction in the Greater Vallejo area for March amounted to Siza.uae., bringing the total for the first three months of 1942 to JZ.Uoo.WH. figures released yesterday reveal. Permits issued by the oiano County Planning Commission amounted to $483,205 as compared with $391,900 for March of last year, gain of $91,305. Permits issued inside the city limits by City Building Ispector Carl TJocWnairpl amounted to $242,849. a gain of $131,895 over the same month last year when permits totaled $10,954.

The new permits Included mi new homes. Mule, Train Combine When torrential a i recently caused landslides on the Transan-dine Railway, a combination of train and mule transportation conveyed passengers and freight Chile Argentina until the entire line could be repaired. HOUSE TRAILERS WANTED ALL cash Immediately for your trailer. Brookside Trailer, Foothill. LRGAL NOTICR C.M.S.

4 1 Chftpler 7lMi-, thp Staff a I i font ia Ciis't-mt'iit for harbor purpose 1 inr'if'ii. of January, th Siiftlnr Conrl inr i ontiiy in if rn cm hihiic mi root a nd Ihr imrl wes I riy line or rminlv of Alameda. of Cali- jiul men said City wa.H th Wiitorward ofaaid low lido hn owned properties. not srillod, will continue to Interfere in said Jinimneni loas'Hiahle and and ad a I a of the pnbl as well and that th' a rra uk men as agreed iulo eflct. det.

rminod that the irye Kicaiion 7 i'i flbovo referred to, provided, hi takp feet until the due ex or lit ion ffosran, and any other persous who pros in or lion on ho proper io, ho -Cit of On In ml, pro vid i sub a reemen I and conveyance sniisi-a-n iHy tn -ttir 'foTMrn frf 1 and so vera I a tree thai said described, wax and is the true line line fhaH be forever jiff reed upon the (it v. Its and a ss iff ns reversion and re versions, remainder tirofits thereof. eveeptinK- therefrom City. ana mat ine city nan no ciaim, to said parcel, or any part thereof. to the.

benefit of and binding1 tne re.spei-iive parnee. executed in uiiadrupllcate and one recordation of such documents as Bhattuck and. President Slavich 9. FRANK OOUOL'nK. Ctif Clark.

That I'V virtue of Statutes of I rJtnvfW'fl to th t'jty of Oakland a those cfrtain lands lyiri waterward of the low tldlm1 as ram hv ii I causes luMween I la rrison and A I icp ex 1 end ed, Ml" Fow IX or ahout the I'Tth day the NtHt oi aiuornia, in aim ioi cntfid iff cpitain judmiicnl.iy a procrrdini; thMi ponding In jnid Court, rnHtlrd "Cllv of Oakland, He, plaintllf vs. Thoman F. IF-unn, pi tlrfcnda a nd rmnihrrcd 1 1 7 7 in Iho rrcords of aid Court, hy which jndifinfnl tho Conrl anions thiriRH, ffiiirul and dctrrminfd thp Ioi-h-. of thf I'mp rf ordinary low tide of Wry it cahif to mat natural ratisfn atid as it itoi-am' fixrd hy artificial red i filllnir. that is to nay, Insofar aw naid low tid line rxlcndcrl hetwern ho soul hoat rl 1 1 of Ha rrlnnn SI Allcf Stropf In thp City nf Oakland, jfornia; and that at Hip timo of aid nf Hi lanH.i I i koiM ho rl or GEORGE.

Bernice-33. Lafayette. counters. Operators abandoned hope Mcculloch. Robert p.

34. Csnliole. rrrlliHne m.n fryr the jobs. VICKERS. Rubv Chlro.

01 recruiting men irrr mk price. Robert 31. I74H s. Lincoln! Numerous small Bnviline service Street, Denver, Colo. FRITSCH.

Dorothy! (hrniichout the city are L-211. 77 S. Washington Street. mpn t(J work MARRL' OK It 'KNKKS 1 them. JONES.

Wilbur Antlocb. IIA-; That prior to said judgment tho ordinary low tld lUm hoinidinn said ,,,1 iwf-v had hcn sotllod and i 1 location Im nrnrrtain; lhal thcif haa hnMi arfificial fillinp'and drpdgtnu- In Its vie i 1 1 hat iho prrnoni lino ordinarv tidp diffora tnaicrlallv from sin lino aw nhowit on ancient ft nna charts. That hpcanso of iho ff-royolriK matters, snhs a nl hi I uncertainty and controvorsy cvists hot m-ii ip City and this Uoaru on ilio hup iiann, aim mviiors of Iho littoral propprty adjacent In such low I ido line, hir-h linp marks tho honndarv hotween tho jmhlic Ha 1 ma is tide and sithtru rued lands and theadjn nini; That tho nncortainty has and. If with Iho of thp areas affected hy tho public and by private land claimants; that It to tho host Interests of Iho public and city and smth private owners that said uneorta irity bo settled and said tide, line del ormitied a nd ae roed upon. i i.n, I 1 it I I ii Till." iri'n oy of early and nnbHeii'hen c.oiid it ion a of he.

tide line a nd other idencf 'obtainable have boon pxa i nod. and no cot ia ions ca i 'id off on with tho own of the adjacent property, all for and on behalf of tho 'Hv, for ho detorniinat ion and fixing- of thp true location of said line; and an agree-m-ont for Hip location lhrrof has been reached. Ttia I s.i a result of such st nd Ips and net ot ia I ions It appears I hat said tidp lino as fixpd by Hip Court t(, np nterpst, con von ie me the City and Iho private owners, upon and herein set forth he carried examine the quotas assigned Berke- ley and consider the combination of TX" UftrA appeals for the best interests of thelVUlC VeQC I4CIC pcrtan Overdrive: run only Tiiat. portion ot tne nno oi orninary inn uoe exieiiuio; imt mllps: tK75. MKrrltt Mj7.T.

southeastorly line of Harrison street and thp northwesterly lino of Alice Section Tf horoby Is found and rftP' HM IM'' n1 I NM dpscrlbe.d as such in Inriermpnt aoetion of this ord i na ncp shall riot, and recordation the Kreement hereinafter provided for. Section 3. The Mayor and President of tho Hoard hereby are author ized or and on bo ha I of the CM and in it na me, to enter into an a roe merit atid conveyance with ThoniHS V. have or claim any title. riR ht or In hereby- conveyed or con I i rtned to slantlally as follow, to-wlt: (r Kach of the parlies nmnini; hflH.

fnllowlnir roei tuloX I be uuUUirH '1TC Seel'ftrh'" "niii ord I na nee. mi 1 ordinary low llde, line, as herein before, hf ordinary low tide, and that ald const it nt i cr such lino for al (h) Fy unch a preomen 'mn id TltoniHs P. Jfnj-an and olhor Inlorested nernona shall forever on it claim to all their riuht. title, claim and Interest in and to those certain lands in the Cltv Ivinir between the aout heasterl line of Harrison Street extended WORTH. Kvel.vn May 33.

Anlloch. CIABATTARI. Paul A. 35. SO Tel- race Avenue.

Richmond. LOCKE. Bar bara Ann 17, iiOJ Pennsylvania Avenue, Richmond. ALTON, Charles Ray 19. 3.12 19lh Street, Richmond.

Jennlei Anette 19. 127 W. Richmond Avenue. Richmond f'INK. Normnn W.

33. 7.1D Thompson Street, Martinez TURIN. Claire A. 19, 1 100 Palm Avenue, Martinez. DIVORCES (JRANTKD SPITTLtR.

Alice M. vs. Francis extreme cruelty, interlocutory. LIEHE, Anna vs. Henry extreme cruelty, Interlocutory ORR.

Doris Ekalne from William Thomas, annulment. LEE, Evelyn from Emery, annulment, San Francisco Deaths BERRY, Harry Mayme H. BRUCK, Trances RYRON, May A. ALB AN, Alvln L. CAMBRE, Harry DIEKER, George W.

PIMITRIOU. Athansslos ELVIDC.E. Elizabeth FINN, James J. FORBES. Theodore H.

HADDOCK. Virgin H1CKR. Wilhrltn- fiti years -MCGBSONv "Anna" Cr 6 years KASANIN, I.ianc LF.VISON. Thcodosla V. LINDKHSMITH.

Alva J. LUCAS. Jarouclyn 4 MATHESON. Anita Bell MORRIS. William C.

O'ROIIRKE, MHry SIMON. Wllhelmlnn 78 years TAYLOR, Gus Elwood 49 yearn Young Widow Wins $8000 Judgment MARTINEZ, April 3. Mrs. Ona; Willis, 20, will receive $8000 for the death of her husband, Jack, in an automobile motorcycle accident at Richmond, January 9, according to terms of a compromise settlement approved by Superior Court. Willis suffered fatal injuries when hii motorcycle was struck by a car operated by Fay P.

Gooch, 37, in the Macdonald Avenue underpass at 19th Street. Suit for settlement was filed by the young widow's guardian, Avis Dasher. Superior Judge Harold Jacoby approved the settlement. Dr. J.

L. Pcast of Old Family Dies Di. Joseph Loren Pease, 18. of 10th Avenue, member of an old Frultvale district family, died yesterday at a local hospital after a lingering illness, Dr. Pease was a leading Oakland dentist for more than 20 years and at one time -war a member of the Oakland Board of Education, lor v4lrvg i a an, Iyrv and the northwesterly line of Alice Street, expended, and southerly, or waterward of nueh atreel low tide line, toffether with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances belontrinff STUD HA Kli, con pe b.od I cnnditifn: drafted.

TW Inoaks i 411 Newton. TERRAPLANE III32 feet I ires; real ha terms. 744 Kasl IL'lh. upe; Jaiii: per WILLYS Wll.LYS 1 1 ii do luxe 4-don- mr? original dark hliie finish; spot less interior; excellent tires; that economy ea hat, voti ha ve been lookirijr $K4'5'. Murphy Mntor Sfudobaker TUstrihutor, .1740 RroHdway; OLymptc 75u3; evenings until ft p.m.

opn ViLLVvS Americar 1941 sedan. A-l eoiidit ion, cash and 14 pa y-monts -of monthly fnoludea all intet-eat and inatiranoe, Hun-day 10-2; week duva 0-8; 3136 Pe'-kele-v. AShberrv Willys 1937 $179 Run ii fine; new paint; deep rubber tires. oirl Broadway. Willys, 95; radio.

1221 14th Avenue. HA AUTOS WANTED At. WATS mora money for late model cars: shoo the town, then come here. We specialize In Fords and convertibles. See Mr.

Byers at John Olney. Shattuck at Blake, Berkeley. DONT Sell your car until you shoo It at 4224 Kauri 4th or rail AN dover 1600 for home '-cervlce. or In anvwiso appertainJuff, and the nr ndors and rents, issues ami those rights He(uired hy and secured to Thomas 1. lloean in accordance with the terms of and subject to the conditions set forth in that certain franchise xranted lo said Thomas P.

lioyan hy the City of Oakland on Kehruary 3, 1IMI hy Port Ordinance 3C3, adopted by the i UnarA nf Port Commissioners of said citv. Mayor Gaines said the committee's recommendations would be enforced thrnuffh nubile oolnion cnly. The growlne multiplicity of appeals ere atp a need for combination, he stated. wiU be: Richard W. Voiinc.

general routi ne I for the Credit Admlnlsira Hon. i-hiilrnwn. nro .1. Harry Mrs. Benjamin W.

Bliicli, A Ii. I'liinphell. Hr. Milton Chernin cnn-oid linuuln. Ocorse.

Puns- r-onib. Mrs; Km-nhain Griffiths. Frank flarrlH, I'rof. HeprV Mnirteio, sirs 11 N. Merrick, Lester W.

Illuk i'rof Charles fl Hvde. William Mrs. Frank L. Kleebergrer, .1 LIvliiRStnn, Mrs. Robert L.

LiP- innii. Or. Vere X. Loier, Mrs. J.

A. Martin Mrs Albert M. Mends, William Morrlsh. William II. J'ark, u.

fyinlu Itcvnolds. Miss Lucy Stelililns. Dr. Herman V. Swartz, the Rev.

.1 Henrv Thomas. Mrs. Hiinnri K. AMckerv, August Volltner, frank W. Wantworth, C.

C. Young- and Raymond Young-. Alameda Resident, S.P. Accountant, Dies ALAMEDA. April Jack' Llnd- sntl.

50. husband of Mrs. Mary-Gay Lindsay, prominent in Alameda club work, died suddenly last nigm at his home, U88Broadway. Strictly private funeral services will be ield from the George Murohv Mortuary, 2312 Central Avenue. Lindsay, an accountant for tne Southern Pacific Company in San Francisco, was.

a direct descendant of Henry Clay atid Robert I. Lee, his widow said. He was bom in St. Louis, Missouri, and had lived in Alameda for 25 years He was a-member of the Brother hood nf Bnilrodmen and -the Tla-sons. Besides his widow, he is sur vived by two nieces, Mrs.

Nelsnn Niece and Mrs, Oliver Gerlund (c) By such instrument the City shall acknowledge, and confirm that no portion of the land lyinif northerly of auch agreed low tide line and between the southeasterly line of Harrison Street and the northwesterly lln of Alice Street Ilea waterward of the line of ordinary low tide as It cme to rest through natural causes, j-lirht title nr interest whatsoever In or (d) Said agreement anal! entire unrni th. enecessors ana assiens oi Section 4 The Cltv Clerk and the Secretary of the Board are authorised to attest the sltrnlnp of such agreement hy Ihe Mayor and the President of the Board of Port Commissioners, respectively. Such signing: and attesting, when nuiy acKtiowieoKf-n aim scmea wnn inririnnm of the City and the Board shall constitute due execution thereof by iald Section t. Said aftreement shall be rnv ih.r.nf shell he furnished to sa a -rnomns r. Jiojfan ana the others shall be retained hy sald'Clty of Oakland.

Said agreement shall be prepared In form approved hv the city Attorney ana tne t-nrt Attorney, nifth. Council and Board ahall take such further proceedings In the premises and eauHe the execution and JSRAFTEE8 attention! Top cash may be required to carry out ana complete me maiion ore in jjiohuou fori Section Thl ftrdlnanee shall take effect a provided by Section 171 of the City Charter. In Ronrd nf Port Commissioner, Oakland, California, March M. 194S. Passed to print for one dav hv the following vote: Ayes Commissioners Cor.dwln, Roland, Smith, Kdwarn Smith, Stanley and President McElroy 5.

Noes None. Absent None. A. H. Secretary Board of Port l'nirimlsloner.

-April 2nd tlT) In Council, Oakland, California, March 81. 1942. Passed to print for two davs hv thm fnllowlnir vote' A ves I'onncirmen Beach. I'ePaoll, Hler nrioes: free annralsal. BrosdWayr GLencourt 6HT, CPA cash for best 193II-1940 Dodne da laxe aeflan offered by private nwnr.

cexwoon mn. iTMcNeil' paya. most cash cash or clean cars. tqulties o'i'-of-Stata ears cleared. 304" Brondtvpv na belora yuu hhIL youj' car wasc.

Lloyd A. Wise 4044 Hut 14th. AN dover 464K Tw aksan "OMamebUn MOUNTAIN VIEW CRrMA'TORrUM. COLUMBARItfM VAVIOIIIIH, CtMITISIT sttbllshe im lergsJems FHedmoat Aveaae 6ehlaa4 jseTmTf ilLI y'iiifr4 WHorcom, Peters, Quinn, oes none. Absent ivone.

MM. landes is aenewttv thelwertt intense iey a if iisn ii iii i. i iii imie.