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1 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1942 AUTOS Easter Sale Packard 1941 miles; Clipper; 5 months 2200 radio: color dark gray. Oldsmobile 1940 5 Sedan; clean; 5 excellent $895 Ford 1941 Sedan Super Deluxe has Coupe; heater, radio, $1025 Packard 1937 model: Sedan. "120" than miles; has $545 Willys 1941 De only Luxe 5000 Sedan: miles on this one; like $895 Packard 1940 Club Coupe: radio: light gray finish; perfect $995 Every Oar Guaranteed Reynold C. Johnson Co. Packard Dealer 12th Harrison TWinoaks 3880 Open Evenings PLYMOUTH (Continued) PLYMOUTH sedan, radio, heater, 5 new recap tires, $325.

Hammond, 3068 Broadway. PLYMOUTH, 1939 de luxe coupe; radio; clean; good tires, $575. PI edmont 6715J. PLYMOUTH. 1936 coupe: excellent tires, $325.

Cooper-Nash, 2740 Broadway. PLYMOUTH, 1936 four door sedan: 4 new $285. TE mplebar 0685. 1501 Trestle Glen Road. PLYMOUTH.

1938 business Doupe; good tires. 5436 Locksley. OLym4615. Plymouth. $145.

1221 14th Ave. Plymouth. $95, A1. 1221 14th Avenue. PACKARD Packard 1938 Sedan 6-cylinder with radio $695.00 One owner, original finish.

If you don't buy this one we both 3630 Broadway TWinoaks 2611 Dahl Chevrolet Co. dan; 127" wheel base: 5 excellent PACKARD Clipper, 191 de luxe, sesold immediately. Phone Richmond tires: 7000 actual miles; must be 4416.J after 6 p.m. PACKARD $600; 1938 5-passenger touring sedan: radio; very clean: good tires. 2106 California, Berkeley.

PACKARD. 1936, 120 convertible coupe, rumble seat, radio, two new tires, good condition, $385. HU m. holdt 7268 or TRinidad 5802. STUDEBAKER studebaker 1941.

Deluxtone: Commander 6 Cruiser Sedan; overdrive, underseat heater, radio. $1245.00 We invite you to come in and look our cars at 2630 Broadway TWinoaks 2611 Dahl Chevrolet Co. Studebaker 1940 mander Com- 4- door Touring Sedan. Exceptionally good tires; radio; air condition heater; gray finish like $975 Howard Automobile Co. 2700 Broadway TE mplebar 3149 STUDEBAKER Champion 1940 Deluxtone sedan with economatic tran mission: 2-tone Paddock green finish with contrasting uphols fry: reflects such exceptional care that your neighbors will think it is new: $895.

Murphy Motor Studebaker Distributor. 3710 Broadway: Olympic! until p.m. 1910 Commander sedans: three to choose from; overdrive. radio, heater: excellent tires, your choice while they last: $993. Murphy Motor Studebaker Distributor, 3740 Broadway: OLympic 7333: open evenings 9 p.m.

STUDEBAKER 1939 Champion club sedan, economatic overdrive: spot. less- inside and out; almost new fires: $695. Murphy Motor Co. Studebaker Distributor. Broadway: Olympic 7333: open evenings until 9 STUDE.

1940 6 Commander del luxe Sedan: beautiful original green finish; excellent tires? overdrive for economy and hill holder: only $895. W. D. Wright, 1750 East 12th Street. K-E 110g 4-4270.

STUDEBAKER, 1939 Champion. 2- door sedan: 32,000 miles: 6 good tires, radio, heater. Owner going East; only $150 cash for equity. TH ornwall 2302. Stud baker, 1929 sedan.

2 Spares Included 330 Last 12th. HI gate STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander sedan; overdrive: radio: everything tops; $1195. 2136 Santa Clara. Alameda. STUDEBAKER.

Champion, 1941- sedan-Overdrive: run only 3000 miles: $875. ME rritt 0973. STUDERAKER, 1935 coupe Good condition: drafted. TW inoaks 3147. 411 Newton.

TERRAPLANE TERRAPLANE 1932 coupe: 5 feet tires: real bargain: terms. 744 East 12th. WILLYS WILLYS 1910 de luxe 4-door sedaTe original dark blue finish: spotless interior: excellent tires; that economy car that you have been looking for: $645. Murphy Motor Studebaker Distributor, 3740 Broadway; OLympic 1533; open evenings until 9 p.m, WILLYS Americar 1941 sedan, A-1 condition, $350 cash and 14 payments of $31.74 monthly includes all interest and insurance. Sundav 10-2: week dave 9-6; 3136 Berkeley.

AS hherry 2428. Willys 1937 $179 Runs fine: new paint; deep rubber tires. 5151 Broadway. Willys, $95; radio. 1221 14th Avenue.

84A AUTOS WANTED AT. WAYS more money. for late model cars; shop the town, then come here. We specialize in Fords and convertibles. See Mr.

Byers at John Olney, Shattuck at Blake, Berkeley. DON'T Sell shop it your at car 4224 until East 14th you or. call AN dover 8500 for home service. RAFTEES attention! Top cash prices; free appraisal. 8077 Broadway: GL encourt.

5167. PAY cash for best 1939-1940 Dodge de luxe sedan offered by private owner. SW eetwood 8414. R. McNeil pays.

clean most cars, cash equities; for -of-State cars cleared. 2043 Broadway 118 before you well your -car for Cash. Lloyd A. Wise 4064 Mast 14th. AN dover 4545, a Oakland AUTOS HUDSON 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 Dealer 744 East 12th Street 84A AUTOS WANTED (Continued) Wanted Passenger Cars and TrucksChevrolets Preferred All Years Top Prices See Jerry Dailey F. H. Dailey Motor Co. Oakland's Oldest Dealer East 14th Street at 41st AN dover 1060 1940-1941 Chevrolet or Plymouth Club coupe: principals only; cash; after 6 p.m.

HU mboldt 3505. 85 COMMERCIAL TRAILERS BOX trailer; 6x4 seat, 600x16 tires, with fenders. 1156 61st Avenue. 2-wheel trailer, 600x16 tires. 440 Ammen Court, LA kehurst 2-1552.

86 HOUSE TRAILERS ALAMEDA County's leading consignment dealer offers Airfloat, Dixie Flyer, Mainliners, Palace Coach. Anderson's, 6622 Foothill. A. Viking 20 foot long. double divan for $1125.

Oakland Trailer Exchange, 1127 East 12th Street. ALWAYS good buys; new, used. Brookside Trailer Court, 8519 Foothill. HOUSE trailer, sleeps 4: modern; $350. TRinidad 0670: 108th Avenue and Hollywood.

LEATHERETTE trailer house, fully equipped, for $350. Little Bohemia. Auto Court, San Pablo a Avenue, Highway 40, foot of tank farm hill. Like A palace AlT, accessories: 23-foot; $1795. 1800 Cypress.

New Trailers Used Trailers Trades, Terms See them now at Brookside Trailer Court 8519 Foothill (on Highway 50) City in Drive To Save Tires Employees Warned Not to Use Cars On Personal Business A drive to conserve tires for cityowned automobiles was. started today by City Manager John F. Hassler in an order to all city employees who drive the cars. Hassler warned against the use the cars for personal business. The communication which he sent to all department heads follows: "The tire rationing board 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 errands of personal nature.

"Obviously city equipment, tires and gasoline cannot be used for such purposes. I feel that this practice is not general, but the few who are using the city cars bring criticism 'on the city administration. "Will you please inform those in your department that such practice must cease immediately, and that cars, trucks and other equipment of city are to be used only on official The Tire Rationing Board and our own investigators have been instructed to report to this office the number of city cars that in their opinion are being used for other than business of the city." Building in Vallejo For March $725,054 VALLEJO, April construction in the Greater Vallejo area for March amounted to $725,054, bringing the total for the first three months of 1942 to $2,055,569, figures released yesterday reveal. Permits issued by the Solano County Plannings Commission amounted as compared with $391.900 for March of last year, a gain of $91,305. Permits issued inside the city limits by City Building Ispector Carl Recknagel amounted to $242.849, a gain of $131,895 over the same month year when permits totaled new permits included 101 $10.954.

new homes. Mule, Train Combine When torrential rains recently caused landslides on the Transandine Railway, a combination of train and mule transportation conveyed passengers and freight from. Chile to Argentina until the entire line could be repaired. 86 HOUSE TRAILERS WANTED TRAVELEERS. Mainliners, Admir- ALL cash immediately for your Als.

Masterbilts, others, also trailer. Brookside Trailer, 8519 1908 San Pablo, El Cerrito. Foothill. LEGAL. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO.

C.M.S. and PORT ORDINANCE NO. 397. AN ORDINANCE LOCATING THE LOW TIDE LINE BETWEEN HARRISON AND ALIVE STREETS EXTENDED AND PROVIDING FOR A COMPROMISE AGREEMENT IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland and BE IP ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners of the City of Oakland, jointly and respectively as follows: Section 1.

It is hereby found and determined: That by virtue of Statutes of 1941, Chapter 720, the State of California conveyed to the t'ity of Oakland a surface easement for harbor purposes over those certain lands lying waterward of the low tide line as it came to rest by natural causes between Harrison and Alice Streets extended, with full power to settle and fix the boundaries thereof. That 01 about the 27th day of January, 1941, the Superior Court of the State of in and for the County of Alameda, made and entered its certain judgment, in a proceeding then pending in said Court, entitled "City of Oakland, plaintiff vs. Thomas Hogan. et and numbered 118977 in the records of said Court. by which judgment the Court among other things, found and determined the loration of the line of ordinary low tide of 1, 1852 AM it came to real through natural causes and AM it became fixed by artificial dredging land filling, that is to insofar ax said low tide line extended between the southeasterly line of Harrison Street and the northwesterly line of Alice Street in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California; and that at the time of said judgment, said WALK rot the owner of the lands lying southerly or waterward of paid low tide line.

That prior to said judgment the ordinary low tide line bounding said lands never had been settled and is location is uncertain: that there has been artificial filling and dredging in its vicinity that the present line hof ordinary low tide differs materially from such line ax shown on ancient maps and charts. That because of the foregoing matters, a substantial uncertainty and controversy exists between the City and this Board on the one hand, and the owners of the littoral property adjacent to such low tide line, which tide line marks the boundary between the public salt marsh, tide and submerged lands the adjoining privately owned properties. That the uncertainty has and, if not settled, will continue to Interfere with the development of the areas affected by the public and by private land claimants; that it is to the best interests of the public and city and of such private owners that said uncertainty he settled and said tide line be determined and agreed upon. That 10 this end, public records, monuments, available maps and surrevs of early and subsequent conditions of the tide Une and other evidence obtainable have been examined, and negotiations carried on with the owners of the adjacent property, all for and on behalf of the city. for the determination and fixing of the true location of said line, and an agreement for the location thereof has been reached.

That as a result of such studies and negotiations it appears that said low tide line AN fixed by the Court in said judgment Ps reasonable and fair, and. to the interest, convenience and advantage of the public as well as the City and the private owners, and that the arrangement A8 agreed upon and herein set forth be carried jato effort. Section 7. TE hereby is and determined that the true location of that portion of the line of ordinary low tide extending between the southeasterly line of Harrison Street and the northwesterly line of Alice Street, as said line came to rest hv natural causes following erosion and accretion. but prior to artificial changes by filling and dredging, is forever located, determined.

fixed and agreed upon as being the line described A.8 such in the judgment above referred to, provided, this section of this ordinance shall not take effect until the due exceution and recordation of the agreement hereinafter provided for. Section 3. The Mavor and President of the Board hereby are authorized for and on behalf of the City, and in -its name, to enter into an agreement and conveyance with Thomas P. Hogan, and any other persogs who have or claim any title, right or interest in or lien on the properties thereby conveyed or confirmed to the City of Oakland, providing as follows, to- -wit: "(a) Each of the parties signing suck agreement and conveyance shall, following recital of the matters, Torth Section Tor This ordinance. and severally agree that said ordinary low tide line, as hereinbefore described, was and is the true line of ordinary low tide.

and that said lie shall be forever agreed upon as constituting such line for all purposes. (b) By such agreement maid Thomas P. Hogan and other interested persons shall forever quitclaim to the City, its successors and assigns. all their right, title, claim and interest in and to those certain lands extended in the City lying between the southeasterly line of Harrison Street and the northwesterly line of Alice Street extended. and southerly or waterward of such agreed low tide line, together with all and singular the hereditamenta and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion and reversions, remainder or remainders, and rents, issues and profits thereof, excepting therefrom, those rights acquired by and secured to Thomas P.

Hogan in however, accordance with the terms of and subject to the conditions set forth in that certain franchise granted to said Thomas P. Hogan by the City of Oakland on February 3, 1941 by Port Ordinance No. 353, adopted by the Board of Port Commissioners of said City. (c) By such instrument the ('ity shall acknowledge and confirm that no portion of the land lying northerly of such agreed low tide line and between the southeasterly line of Harrison Street and the northwesterly line of Alice Street lies 'waterward of the line of ordinary low tide as it came to rest through natural causes, and that the City has no claim, right, title or interest whatsoever in or to said parcel. or any part thereof.

(d) Said agreement shall enure to the benefit of and be binding upon the successors and Clerk assigns of the Secretary respective of the parties. Board authorSection 4. The City and the are ized to attest the signing of such agreement by The Mayor and the President of the Board of Port Commissioners, respectively. Such aigning and attesting, when duly acknowledged and sealed with the official seal the City and the Board shall constitute due execution thereof by said City, Section 5. Said agreement shall be executed in quadruplicate and one executed copy thereof shall be furnished to said Thomas P.

Hogan and the others shall be retained by said' City of Oakland. Said agreement shall be prepared in form approved by the City Attorney and the Port Attorney, and the Council and Board shall take such further proceedings in the premises and cause the execution and recordation of such documents as may be required to carry out and complete the matters herein provided for. Section 6, This ordinance shall take effect as provided by Section 178 of the City Charter. In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, California, March 30, 1942. Passed to print for one day by the following vote: Ayes Commissioners Goodwin.

Roland, Smith, Edward Smith, Stanley and McElroy-5. Noes--None. Absent-None. A. H.

ABEL, Secretary Board of Port Commissioners. April 2nd (1T) In Council, Oakland, California, March 31, 1942. Passed to print for two days by the following vote: Ayes- Councilmen Beach, DePaol, Haler Morcom, McCracken, Peters, Quinn, Shattuck and President Slavich-9. Noes- None. Absent- None.

FRANK COLBOURN, City Clerk, And No. VITAL STATISTICS DEATHS (Continued) BATON -In Oakland, April 1, 1942, Mary and Mrs. Lillie Katie Marsha Eaton, sister of Miss Mattison. Friends are invited to attend the services at Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, Saturday, April 4, 1942, at 2:30 p.m. Friends may call at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of the Grant D.

Miller Mortuaries. 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, until Saturday noon. Please omit flowers. ERY-In Oakland, April 2, 1942, Frances Edith Eby, sister of Stella A.

Eby, Mrs. A. L. Rawson of Napa, and L. R.

Eby of San Francisco, a native of Santa Rosa, Calif. Napa, papers please copy. Private services will be held at Telegraph Avenue Chapel of thee Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Saturday, April 4th, 1942, at four o'clock p.m. FERRARI-In Oakland April 1, 1942, Carmela, wife of the late Emanuele Ferrari, loving mother of Mrs.

Assunta Razeto, Louis and Maria Ferrari, sister of a Giuseppe Risso and Assunta Bottino of Italy, grandmother of: Dolores Ferrari, Gianbattista and Emanuel P. Razeto, mother-in-law of Mrs. Lillian Ferrari and Emil Razeto. A native of Bogliasco, Italy, aged 82 years 8 months 18 days. Requiem 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 8 o'clock at the chapel of Albert Engel Company, 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street. Interment. St.

Mary's Cemetery. FREEHAN--At 1039 Santa Clara Avenue. Alameda, April 1, 1942, Mabel beloved wife of G. Edwin Freehan, mother of Gordon k. Lucas of Alameda, sister of Lawrence Gordon of Blackfoot, Idaho; Cecil Gordon of Salt Lake City, Earl Gordon of Chico, Jesse R.

and Francis N. Gordon of Berkeley; grandmother of Robert Lucas and niece of Mra. Harry Stearman of Oakland. the Friends services are invited to attend at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, Ine, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Saturday, April 4, 1942, at 2:30 o'clock p.m.

GARRISON -In Oakland, April 1, 1942, Arthur Harold Garrison, beloved husband of Joyce Garrison, loving ROM of Eva. Garrison Grimes, and the late Sidney Garrison: brother ol Bessie Shores. and Lester Garrison, the late James Albert and Mary Estella Carney; uncle of Gladys Miles, Hattie Morris. Maribeth Carney, Evanne, Lloyd, and Lestelle Garrison: a member of Teamsters Union Local No. 70.

A. F. of L. Redding, California papers please copy. Friends Ale invited to attend services Saturday, April 4, 1942.

at 3 p.m. from the ('hapel of the James Taylor lath and defferson Streets, Oakland. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery. 1942, Benjamin beloved hus-In Oakland, April 2, band of Minnie A.

(nowlton and father of Frank B. Knowlton: a native of New York; charter member of New York Local No. 1. International Photo Engravers Union. Friends are invited to attend services Saturday morning, April 4, at 11 o'clock.

A1 the Albert Brown pel, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. LAPLEUR--In Alameda, April 1942, Minnie dear wife of the late Jean Lafleur, dear mother of Mrs. Marie Athowe, Lawrence and George Lafleur; A native of New Jersey. Friends are Invited to altend the funeral Saturday, April 4, at p.m. from the Rose Garden C'hapel of the H.

W. Seramur Company, 407 Estuditio Avenue. Inurument Chapel of Chimes. RADOVANOVICH (Radovich), In San Jose. April 2, 1912, John, beloved brother of the late Peter Radovich, loving uncle of AnThen J.

Radovich, Mark Bulat, Antone Gosden: Antone, Peter and John Melanovich: a native of Dalmatia, aged 91 yea Te. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the New Mortu. HEN of P. Bannon, 6800 East Fourteenth Street. Oakland, Monday.

April 6, 1912, al 2 p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery: (for further information call TR inidad 1011). ROWE-In Oakland, April 2. James beloved father of Mr. Cathcrine J.

Dye, James H. and Annaboth loving 801 of Mrs: Anna Rowe: brother of Elizabeth Nelson; 4 member of Seattle Aerie 1. F.0.5. ANd International Brotherhood 'of Electrical Work18 Union of Seattle. Washington.

native of Now York. DA please copy. Friends are respectfully Invited attend the funeral Monday. April 6th at 8:30 a.m. from the Pruitvale Chapel of the Clarence Cooper Mortuary, 1380 Fruit vale Avenue, thence to St.

abeth's Church where a requiem high 10848 will be sung for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at 8 Services under the auspices of Last Oakland Aerie No. 1375 FOE. Sundas evening at 8:30 p.m. Interment, Holv Sepulchre Cemetery.

SHELL -In Berkeley, April 1, 1942: Arthur beloved husband of Jennie Shell, brother Everett of Mrs. Wat la rie Stewart of ton, and James Shell of Clinton, Minnesota: a native of Wisconsin. aged 77 vears: a member br Melrose Methodist, Church of Oakland and Janesville Lodge. 1.0.0. F.

of Jangeville, Minnesota. Friends are invited to attend services Saturday, April 4, 1942, at 1 o'clock p.m. At Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. MITH-In Hayward, April 2, 1912. Walter.

beloved husband of the late Stella Smith. loving father Dr. Wilfred Smith of Oakland, brother. of. Franklyn -14, Smith or Boulder Greek, Wilfred E.

Smith of 'hirago, Mrs. Nellie Twist and 1 Mra. Lillus Rober1.8 of Hayward; a member of Oakland Lodge Number 118 LO.O.F. of Oakland: A native of Canada, aged 76 year. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Chimes Chapel of the California, Crematory.

4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, Saturday, April 4 at 2 p.m. Please omit flowers. Inurnment, California Crematory. (Sorenson Brothers Service.) STINHILVER--In Centerville, April George Elmer Stinhilver, aged 71. husband of Matilda, loving father of Elmer Day Stint hilver of Centerville, Howard Ira Stinhilver, Centerville.

Funeral Saturday, April 4, 1942.1 at 2 from his late residence, 133 Fremont Avenue, Centerville. Services by No. 67, Centerville. Interment, 1.0.0.F. Cemthe etery, direction Irvington.

of Chapel of the (Funeral under Palms, Centerville.) WALDRON- Oroville, April 1, Vernon Waldron, husband of the Inte Bessie G. Waldron, father of Mra. Kenneth O'Brien, grandfather of Kenneth and Marjorie O'Brien. brother of Mrs. Helen Whiting and Winfield Waldron; a native of Iowa City, Iowa, aged 77 years.

Funeral services Friday 'at p.m. at Hamitton and Riley in Oroville, followed by cremation MArysville. CEMETERIES MOUNTAIN VIEW CREMATORIUM. COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM. CEMETERY Metablished 1808 Terminus Avenue Calciand Then a Disaster Corps Ready for Work Test Mobilization Shows Berkeley's Machinery Prepared BERKELEY, April set up by the Berkeley Defense Council for the relief of bombing and disaster victims is ready for action, Dr.

Harry T. Cassidy, chairman of the welfare service committee, declared today following a 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 tested 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 general meeting.

Participating divisions, directed by Dr. Cassidy, Miss Margery Carpenter, vice -chairman, and Mrs. are headed by the following chairMary Ellen Washburn, secretary, men: Mrs. Sally Severance, child welfare; Miss Jane Ward, personnel: Howell Williams, resources; Miss Ruth Cooper, medical social service, and Milton Chernin, communications. All members of the welfare service committee have printed and issued identification their assignments course concards and are being, trained for ducted by Dr.

Cassidy. Information centers for registerling and identifying disaster Berkeley victims have been established at High School, Burbank Junior High, Cragmont, Hillside, Jefferson, John Muir, Longfellow, Thousand Oaks, Whittier and Willard Junior, High in addition to hosSchools, pitals the Police Department and morgue. Labor Shortage In Non-War Work Worries Portland PORTLAND, April Portland's labor shortage in nonwar industries seemed today to be brewing the grandfather of all headaches for this shipyard-booming town. The shipyards, already employing thousands of workers who jam the busses and streetcars and fill all available housing, are expanding. More yards are under construction.

A. G. Johnson, of the U.S. Employment Service, has appealed for 15,000 men to take specialty training to be ready for the yards' production peak in September. Maurice Fischer, of the Longshoremen's Union, said 400 of the 1200 longshoremen were at work in the shipyards and men the docks were swamped.

He appealed for at least 100 to return from the ways. Daily addition of new men failed meet the steady increase of longshore work. Mildred Gianini, of the Laundry Workers' Union, said one-third of the membership had transferred to other work. She appealed to women between the ages of 18 and 45 to register laundry Alice Wesling, 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 grocery stores and markets, women began appearing behind counters. Operators abandoned hope of recruiting men for the jobs. Numerous small gasoline service stations throughout the city are closed. There are no men to work them. Berkeley Names Group to Study All Appeals for Relief BERKELEY, April committee to study all foreign and local relief appeals to be made in this city was named today by Frank F.

Gaines. The group will examine the quotas assigned Berkeley and consider the combination of appeals for the best interests of the city. Mayor Gaines said the committee's recommendations would be enforced throuch, public multiplicity opinion of appeals only. creel lates a need for combination, he stated. of the committee will be: Richard W.

Young. general counMel for the Farm Credit AdministraHon, chairman, pro J. Harry Baker. Mrs. Benjamin W.

Black, A. Campbell. Dr. Milton Chernin. Clifford T.

Douglas, George Dunscomb, Mrs. Farnham Griffitha, Frank Harris, Prof. Henry Hatfield, Mrs. IT. N.

Herrick, Lester W. Hink, Prof. Charles G. Hyde, William T. Jenkins, Mra.

Frank L. Kleeberger, J. Livingston, Mra. Robert L. Lip1119 11, Dr.

Vere V. Loper, Mrs. J. A. Martin.

Mrs. Albert M. Meads, William F. Morrish, William H. Park, Mrs.

Louis E. Reynolds, Miss Lucy Stebbing, Dr. Herman F. Swartz, the Rev. J.

Henry Thomas, Mrs. Robert K. Vickery, August Vollmer, Frank W. Wentworth, C. C.

Young and Raymond Young. Alameda Resident, Accountant, Dies ALAMEDA, April Lindsay, 50, husband of Mrs. Mary-Gay work, Lindsay, died prominent suddenly last Alameda night' at in club his home, 1188Broadway. Strictly, private funeral services will 'be held from the Murphy Mortuary, 2312 Central Avenue. Lindsay, an accountant for the Southern Pacific Company in San Francisco, was.

a direct, descendent of Henry Clay and E. Lee, his widow said. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and had lived in Alameda for 25 years. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroadmen and the Masons.

Besides his widow, he is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Nelson Niece and Mrs. Oliver Gerlund. Mya. Lindesy is in of the ONLY CENT TO PAY, YOUNG LOVE HOPES TO FIND A WAY By JAMES T.

CARTERNEW YORK, April Oakland Births ADAMS--To the wife of Robert M. Adams 1339 Trestle Glen Road, Oakland, March 27, a son. ARELLANES- To the wife of Vanancio Arellanes, 2628 East 23rd Street, Oakland, March 27, a son. BUTLER--To the wife of Karlton P. Butler, 867 31st Street, Oakland, March 26, a son.

BROWN--To the wife of Ernest H. Brown, 2125 East 23rd Street, Oakland. March 26, a son. BROWN-To To the wife of Hugh V. Brown, 232 Colgate Avenue, Berkeley, March 26, a daughter.

BORGMAN-To the wife of John R. Borgman, 569 32nd Street, Oakland, March 25, a daughter. BARSANTE- To the wife of Orlando Barsante, 32 Main Street, Vallejo, March 26, a son. CANTANDO-To the wife of James V. Cantando, 2510 Sacramento, Berkeley, 26, a daughter.

CUTBERTH-To the wife William R. Cutberth, 1621 Seventh Avenue, Oakland, March' 28, a son. CASALINA-To the wife Casper St. Casalina, 3457 High Street, Oakland. March 24, a son.

-To the wife of Norman F. Coates, 137 El Toyonal Road, Orinda, March 24, a son. CALLAHAN-To the wife of Robert J. Callahan, 1541 67th Avenue, Oakland. March 26, a son.

DE CRISTINA- To the wife of Merrill P. De Cristina, 934 Grayson Street, Berkeley, March 126. a son. ELLIS -To the wife of Everett C. Ellis, 6584 Chabot Road, Oakland, March 24, a daughter.

FURINO -To the wife Herman N. Furino, 9910 East Street, Oakland, March 26, FRANKLIN To the wife of Joel A. Franklin, 417 Market Street, Oakland, February 14, a daughter. -To the wife of Gordon Gibson. 2831 Nevin Avenue, Richmond, March 27.

a daughter. GLENN--To the wife of Ralph W. Glenn. 235 Ridsway Avenue, Oakland. March 27.

a son. the wife of Austin R. Huth, 2024 Prince Street, Berkeley, March 27, a son. HENRY- the wife of John B. Henry, 1325 Burbank Street, Alameda, March 25.

a daughter. Announcements Announcements MARRIAGE Health Certificate with Tests, complete, $2.50. Charles R. Wright, M.D., and Staff, located San Francisco Laboratories. Established 27 years.

690 Market, Room 816, San Franeisco; DO uglas 4926; hours 9 to 7, Saturday 7 to 4. Intentions to Wed AYRES. Clarence Elgen-30, 277 12th Street. Oakland. KELLY; Mildred Cortez -32.

715 Fifth Street, Decoto. BRAGG, Arthur Miles- -28. Rodeo. Texas. PILCHER, Edith Irene -25.

Henrietta, Texas. DUGGER, Pete-21, 1321 Filbert Street, Oakland. PETERSON, Evelyn Virginia19. Soquel. ENDERLE.

Richard Joseph-30. 5528 Foothill Boulevard, Oakland. FOSTER, Mary Louise, 3154 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland. LOGAN. James Patrick-22, 5510 Dover Street.

Oakland. WERRING, Nell Marie23, 245 Perkins Street, Oakland. DELA ROSA, Herbert-21, 2157 -Vicksburg Avenue, Oakland. GILKEY. Kathryn Aileen-21, 2717 Benvenue Avenue, Berkelev.

SCHMIDT, Howard Adolph-24, 415 Staten Avenue, Oakland. WOODS. Marcia -22, 2375 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland. SHIBUTANI, Tamotsu-21, 2419 Channing Way. Berkeley.

HARANO, Tomika21, 2152 Dwight Way, Berkeley. SMITH, Bourne-25, International House, Berkeley. HALL, Dorothy-24, International House. Berkeley. WINSOR.

Allen Phillip-23, 2301 Courtland Avenue. Oakland. DORNAN, Nellie 1605 72nd Avenue, Oakland. MARKS. Fred Mortimer, Jr.

---26, 1406 Central Avenue, Alameda. STEFFNER, Evelyn Sarah-28, 1010 Walker Avenue, Oakland. WEHE. Joseph Walter, ---24, 1021 Regent Street, Alameda. SARGENT, Lila Jean-19, 5148 Bond Street, Oakland.

Divorces Filed WILLIS. Katherine vs. Homer B. MYERSON. Marie vs.

Julius. COOK. Marjorie M. vs. Harry Bernardt.

SCHULTE. George Lee. vs. Emma 1. SIMS, Mattie vs.

Thomas. AGA, Donald vs. Florayne. SEPARATE MAINTENANCE PERRY, Beatrice vs. Eugene.

Divorces Granted INTERLOCUTORY DECREES CUMMINGS, Malvina from Oscar. PERRY. Bernice C. from Wililam T. SEARS.

Paul J. from Vera. WAITE. Charlotte from Malcolm. FINAL DEGREES McGINNIS, Cecilia from Neal Mervin.

S. F. Applications AICARDI. Joseph-28, 22 Edith. CAMORIANI.

Rita- 28. 530 Filbert Street. AMBLER, Arthur-35, U.S. Navy. MAHAN.

Hazel- --34. Terre Haute, Ind. BARNES, Richard --20, (T.S. Navy. POPOV.

Anastasia-21, 898 Carolina Street. BELLOWS. John St. Paul. Minn.

MENCKE. Genevieve-20, St. Paul, Minn. COX, William-24, Ft. Scott.

FEELY. Mary-19, 1215 Bay Street. CUSTER. Henry-26, 127.7 Ellis. HALL, Marcella-22.

New Dalt Hotel. DODDS, Gilbert 3005 Clay Street. JOHNSTON, Margaret M. -24, 2170 Haves Street. EVANS, Richard-25, 40 Mallorca Way.

PORTER. Elinor-21, 379 29th Avenue. FASEN. Jack- 23, Y.M.C.A. STRAWN, 19.

Y.M.C.A. GOODALL, Allen N. -23, Mare Island. City. GENETT.

Orville M. --21, U.S. Navy. BAUR. Lorraine 22.

34 Turk Street. GUILIANI. Joseph- 24. 1767 Palace Avenue. MAULE.

Josephine 24. 557 So. Van Ness HARLAN. John 30. 3500 Fulton Street BAXENDELL.

Carinne 33. 3500 Fulton Street. JOHNSON. Robert L. 30, U.S Navy, TIBBITTS, Antonia A.

26, 2033 Lake Street. JOHNSON, Edmond 48. GOFFNEY. Laura --53. 'DEATHS DOBSON- Oakland, April 4.

1912, Raymond I. Dobson, father of NoDobson; beloved son of ale date TirRor: brother of Sherrie E. Tracy M. and Gordon N. Dobson, Cora S.

Hill and Floral A Payne. A native of San Francisco, aged 36 years. Friends are invited 10 attend funeral services from the Home Chapel of Andker 5th Avenue, corner East 15th Street, Saturday, April 4, at 2 o'clock. LEGAL, NOTICE NOTICE -BIDS FOR FURNISHING FOUR (4) GASOLINE MOTORS TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND. The Council of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids on Tuesday, April 7, 1942, between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.in.

and 2:00 o'elock p.m. for furnishing four (4) gasoline motors to the Fire Department of the City of Oakland. Spectfications 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 Jess than ten.

per cent of the aggregate amount of the -proposal certified by a responsible bank, payable the order of Frank Colbourn, City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein specified shall be forfeited and retained successful by the City of Oakland if the bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond required. Bond in an amount equal to one-quarter of the total amount of. the contract to be given by suocessful bidder A8 a guarantee for faithful performance of contract. Contract to be entered into within 10 days, after award thereof and said equipment to be delivered in accordance with specifications therefor adopted March 31, 1942 and filed in the office of the City Clerk and within 90 days after date of City Auditor's certificate to contract. FRANK COLBOURN, City Clerk.

801- April 2-5t Reno Licenses RENO. April The 'following couples from the Metropolitan Oakland area have obtained marriage licenses: Elwood Casaday, 35, Alameda, and Mary Spilman, 34, of Berkeley; Frank O. Fenley, 23, and Doris Cummings, 20, both Berkeley; Henry D. Batey, 24, and Kathleen Croft. 18, both Oakland; Jack Hendricks, Rose Schiavo, Oakland; James F.

Reese, and Opal Westhausen, over 21, both Oakland: Harold A. Cunha, 25. Berkeley, and, Thelma Moeira, 24. Oakland: Lyle H. Sargent.

19, Rigby, Martinez. and Lola Wanda Bates, 20. George E. Nielsen, 28, Vallejo, and Gertrude Burchfield, 23, Los Angeles. Solano County April following vital statistics for Solano County were on file here today: MARRIAGE DECLARATION CAPLES, John J.

Jr. --30, Vallejo. MILWARD, Joyce Los Angeles. SMITH, Warren S. Sacramento.

McGRANE, Dorothy Vallejo. FONDER, Fred-20, Vallejo. ECKHART, Margaret-22, Vallejo. FOSTER, Stanley Vallejo. CAHILL, Marie Vallejo.

ROBERT, Maurice-26, Vallejo. ROMMEL, Lorna-21, Vallejo. Wallis R. --27, Vallejo. LINDSTROM, Julian San FranGREENHALGH, Armitta cisco.

KANANSEN, Kathryn-31, Vallejo. O'HARA, Harold J. ---27, Westwood, BRUNICK, Patricia South Boston, Mass. COLL, James Vallejo. JOHNSON, Margaret Vallejo.

MARCHBANK. Donni-47, San -99, Francisco. BURNESS, Mary Francisco. BRUNO, Nick-25, GRAHAM, Eleanor W. --25, Vallejo.

NELSON, Lester Vallejo. CARLEN, Alpha Vallejo. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED' McGUIRE. Christian Vallejo. HOWEY, Mary Vallejo.

DIVORCE SUIT FILED MILLER, Ruth M. vs. Allan cruelty. BIRTHS -To the. wife of William Gray of Vallejo, April 1, a son.

PRUETTE of Vallejo, To the April wife 1, of daughter. Wilson Pruette a the wife of Harold Shurtleff of Vallejo, April wife 1, a daughter. TRANQUILLE To the of Arnold Tranquille of Vallejo, April 1, a daushter. Thomas HEADLEY-TO the wife of Headley Vallejo, April 1, a son. KRAMER the wife Kramer of Vallejo, April 2, a daughter.

KARR-To the wife of Albert Karr of Vallejo, April 2, a daughter. BENOIT-To the wife of Joseph Benoit of Vallejo, April 2, a son. SCHNEIDER-To the wife of Lester Schneider of Vallejo, April 2, a daughter. Santa Clara County SAN JOSE. April following vital statistics were on file in this city today: MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BAKER, Russell-26, Los Gatos.

HOYLE. Mildred-23, Los Gatos. LUHDORFF. Robert-22. San Jose.

REGAN, MORRISON, William-23, Velma-20, San Santa Jose. TRAUB. Mary-23, San Jose. BRAY, Roy-20, San Jose. DUFFANY.

May-19, San Jose. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS EVANS, Arnold-32, San Francisco. LAKE, Della-33. San Francisco. SHADEL, Vernon-22.

Fairview, UNTERMEYER, Phyllis -23, Fairview. Kan. DIED IZOR-In San Jose, March 31, Alice Izor, widow of the late Richard Izor, a native of Mississippi, aged 79 years. JOHNSTON-In San Jose, March 31. Minnie Johnston, widow of of Harriet the late Frank Johnston, mother Alice Johnston and MPs.

Frances Russell. A native of aged 60 years. -In San Jose, March 31, Dorothy Moore, wife of Ed Moore, mother of Renne Moore, a native of California, aged 26 years. REDFIELD-In San Jose, March 31, Angeline Redfield, widow of the late Abraham Redfield, mother of Mrs. Julia Gunther, Mrs.

Pearl Padilla, Mrs. Edna Conway, Mrs. Ida Manusko, Mrs. Maude Robbins and Mrs. F.

George, a native Illinois, aged 77 years. CROCI-In San Jose. April 1. Mrs. Mary Croci, wife of Asado Croci, mother of Ben Croci, a native of Italy, aged 36 years.

BIRTHS MYERS- To the wife of Fred Myers, March 27, a son. BEER--To the wife of Lee Beer, March 29, daughter. OLSON- To the wife of Chester Olson, March 27, a son. SIMPSON- To the wife of Eugene Simpson, March 26, a daughter. Contra Costa County MARTINEZ, April following vital statistics are on file here today: MARRIAGE INTENTIONS HASTINGS, Grant, Jr-22.

Tulsa. Okla. BAKER, Virginia-18, Norman, Lafayette. Okla. HOYT.

John W. --22. GEORGE. Bernice-23, Lafayette. McCULLOCH.

Robert Chico. Capitola. VICKERS. Ruby PRICE. Robert 1746 S.

Lincoln Street, Denver, Colo. FRITSCH. L. -20, 77 S. Washington Street.

Denver, Colo. GE LICENSES JONES, Wilbur W. 26. Antioch. HAWORTH.

Evelyn May-22. Antioch. CIABATTARI, Paul --25, 50 Terrace Avenue. LOCKE. Barbara Ann-17, 501 Pennsylvania Avenue, Richmond.

ALTON, Charles Ray-19, 332 19th Street, Richmond. ZERMENO, Jennie Anette-19, 127 W. Richmond Avenue, Richmond. FINK, Norman 739 Thompson Street, Martinez. TURIN.

Claire A. --19, 1100 Palm Avenue, Martinez. DIVORCES GRANTED SPITTLER, Alice M. VS. Francis extreme cruelty, interlocutory.

LICHE, Anna vs. Henry extreme cruelty, interlocutory. ORR. Doris Ekaine from William Thomas, annulment. LEE, Evelyn from Emery, annulment.

San Francisco Deaths BERRY. Harry BLAC. MAN. Mayme H. BRUCK.

Frances BYRON, May A. CALHAN, Alvin L. CAMBRE, Harry DIEKER, George W. DIMITRIOU, Athanasios ELVIDGE. Elizabeth James FORBES.

Theodore H. HADDOCK. Virgina HICKE. Wilhelm- 66 years JACOBSON: Anna years KASANIN, Isaac LEVISON. Theodosia V.

LINDERSMITH, Alva J. LUCAS. Jacquelyn Mary-4 year MATHESON, Anita Bell MORRIS, William C. O'ROURKE. Mary SIMON, Wilhelmina years TAYLOR.

Gus Elwood-49 years Young Widow Wins $8000 Judgment MARTINEZ, April Mrs. Willis, 20, will receive $8000 for the death of her husband, Jack, in an automobile motorcycle accident at terms Richmond, of a January compromise 9, settlement approved by Superior Court. Willis suffered fatal injuries his 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. Pease of Old Family Dies Dr.

Joseph Loren Pease, 68, of 2201 10th Avenue, member of an old Fruitvale district family. 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 was a member of the Oakland Board of Education. Sura son we continue New York's love story. Synopsis: Rudolph Mayer, 17, and his sweetheart, also 17, whose 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 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 Aurelio tries to stop them.

"There is no escape from love," he pleads. "Love will find a way. It will be sinful to separate these two worldly hour lovers." and a half he begs the girl's parents to have a heart for their daughter and Rudy. Now the girl cries: "I earn $18 a week and Rudy earns $35. We could live on that.

But my parents, who are on' home relief, take $16 of my money and they won't even buy me a pair of silk stockings." MORE IN OUR NEXT As the parents refuse to withdraw their complaint, Judge Aurelio forced to commit the girl to a home, pending another hearing April 93, Magistrate Curran also has tried to talk the parents out of their stand, unavailingly. The future looks black until Judge Aurelio casts out a ray of hope: "Well," he says with a meaningful glance at Rudy, "in two months he and will be of legal age and nothing can them from spending 10 cents earfare and getting married in Newl Jersey." Don't 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 Have Had 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 patriotism to food. Any time that he's hungry he sets himself on his hind legs and lifts his right paw over 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 Persian. At least it took no great effort to make the cat "catch on" that dinner was just around the corner 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 of the Johnson family circle at 10923 Foote hill Boulevard since his infancy. Civil Relief Act Is Ruled Out of Divorce Case Here An attempt by a civilian employee of the Navy to invoke the and sailors' civil relief act in a divorce case in Alameda County overruled today by Superior Judge; John J. Allen. The divorce was granted to Mrs. Josephine Oakes Myers, 32, of 2060 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, from Glen Myers 30, an accountant employed by the Navy at Roosevelt 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 person in the Army or Navy could not resign but that Myers could on it his position any time he desired. Judge T. W.

Harris had previously ordered temporary support of 860 per month for the couple's daughter, Sylvia, 9, and in effect had ruled the act was not applicable. When the case came to trial today, neither Myers nor his representative was in court and Judge Harris assigned it to Judge Allen. Allen granted Mrs. Myers the $60 per month for support of the child, one dollar a month alimony and community property consisting of stocke and $500 in postal savings. Myers had originally sought change of venue to a also Los court but this was London Boosts Rate On Ship Insurance LONDON, April 3.

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