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I A A A OAKLAND TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1941 Rain Due Tonight Today Should Be and Cooler "Reports Forecaster over Montana and Minnesota but meters are high over the southern of the country with fair weather vailing in most sections of the country. Temperatures are above normal in el western States. The outlook: The outlook is for sional rein in the Pacific Northwest night and Sunday spreading into de weather California will on Sunday prevail but elsewhere, partly in Far West. There will be a slight c1 In temperature over interior valleys Northern California Sunday. RAINFALL TO 4:30 A.M..

SATURDAY Last Seasl. Nrml: Stations 24 hrs. to date to date Eureka .26 5.49 Onl. land .00 2.35 1.45 Redding T. 3.70 4.90 .00 1.59 1.95 Rosa 3.29 San Francisco 2.20 2.49 .00 1.53 1.43 .00 1.28 1.31 Fresno .00 ,84 1.10 Luis Obispo .00 1.18 1.54 Los Angeles .00 1.61 1.27 San Diego .00 5.49 1.01 precipitation to 4 a.mm.

Observations taken at airport. 00 METEOROLOGICAL DATA Noon. Barometer (sea level), in. 30,25 30.20 Temperature (dry bull) 65.9 63.0 Temperature (wet bulb) 61.0 60.7 Humidity (ner cent) 74 R3 99 Wind direction WNW. WNW.

ESE. wind velocity (m.p.h.) 10 5 Weather Cidy. Clear Fogey TEMPERATURES High Lowt High Abilene 71 48 Medford 63 Albuquerque 68 41, Memphis 67 Amarillo 67 40 Miami 83 Atlanta 72 Minneapolis 48 Biter 46 Mobile 75 Pete 56 47 New Orleans Boston 42 New York 66 neville 75 Nome 14 51 43 North Head 55 54 271 North Platte 62 Charleston 70 60 Okla, City 64 Cravenne 60 50 Omaha 52 Chicago 58 66 Cincinnati 63. 30 Phoenix 80 Cleveland 54 42 Pittsburgh 60 Denver 89 46 Portland 54 Des. Moines 53 Albert 44 Detroit 52 Rupert 45 Dodge R4 30 Reno 69 Duluth 40 35 Coseburg 54 Dutch Harb.

39 36 Salt Lake City 65. Edmonton 54 23 St. Louis 56 El Paso 71 45 San Antonio 75 Fairbanks 10 Seattle. 54 Font Worth 73 47 Spokane 49- Griverton 6R Cur. And.

Havre "enolulu Canyon 81 64 58 26 45 Tampa Tatoosh Vancouver 3433 Huron 52 Victoria 55 Indianapolis 35 Washington 70 Tackronville 71 Williston- 61 Jensenu An Winnemucca AR Vallepell Winnipes 48 Kansas City 43 81 Kodiak 40 CALIFORNIA TEMPERATURES -High Low! Bakersfield 76 48 Oakland 68 Furreka 64 60 Redding 64 Fresno 72 Sacramento 75 Independence 79. 40. San Francisco 68 Los Angeles 80 62 Susanville 61p Mt. Shasta 52 50 Williams 75 PRECIPITATION Baker .39. Boise .17.

Charleston .12, Daltith .01, Dutch Harbor .19, Fairbanks T. Huron T. Jacksonville 1.72. Juneau .01 Kalispell .04. Medford .30.

Minneabolis T. North Head ,36, Portland 1.27, Prince Albert .01. Prince Rupert 1.06, Roseburn 2.02, Seattle .26, Spokane .04, Tampa 2.64, Tatoosh .17, Vancouver Victoria .09. Winnipeg T. Light rain is in' store for the Metropoliten Oakland area beginning late tonight or tomorrow, according to the Weather Bureau.

Today will be cloudy and cooler with gentle westerly wind. The complete forecast follows: Metropolitan Oakland? Cloudy and cooler today with light rain beginning late tonight. or Sunday; gentle westerly Northern California: Cloudy cacional rain in Sunday extreme north portion tonight and spreading cenfrat portion Sunday. Cooler over the interior Sunday. Moderate variable wind oft the coast mostly southerly above San Francisco.

Sierra Nevada: Increasing cloudiness tonight, and Sunday light night; rain over northern Sunday little change in temperature; gentle westerly wind. Sacramento Valley: Cloudy with light rail Sunday and in extreme pertion tonight. Cooler Sunday; light variable wind. Salinas and San Joaquin Valleys: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; cooler Sunday: light variable wind. Santa Clara and Livermore Valleys: Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; cooler light variable wind.

Nevada: Partly cloudy tonight and Sinday: little change in temperature de little temperature change, Idaho: rain. tonight and Sunchinaton and Oregon: Occasional 14 De tonight and Sunday: little tempcrature change: moderate changeable wind off coast and gentle over inland waters of Washington. Wind and weather off the Pacific Coast: North of Cape Blanco: Moderate changeable wind and occasional light today, tonight and Sunday. Between Cape Blanco and Point ConceScion: Moderate changeable' wind todas tonight and Sunday mostly southcris above San Francisco. Increasing clotidiness with rain north of San Francisco Storm warnings: Weather conditions: A small disturbance 18 charted on the Oregon coast this morning with A trough extending southwest to Hawaiian I ands and rain has fallen over extreme northern.

California into Washington and Idaho, Disturbances are charted SHIP MOVEMENTS To Arrive SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Sinlepore China Clipper SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Auckland Pacific Clipper MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Hawail Permanente Philadelphia West Camarco Angeles Kingsley TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Singapore Philippine Clipper WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Hawaii Makaweli Norfolk Pomona "Tocopilla Point San Pedro Puerto Armuelles Toltec Columbia Edward LuckenbachTo Depart SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 15 (No: departures listed) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 (No departures listed.) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Honolulu California Clipper TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 Renolulu- China Clipper Honolulu Manulani Tonolulu Lahaina WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 New York Horace Luckenbach Central America Arcata Victoria Kingsley Island Ports HONOLULU-Salled, November 14, noon Matsonia for San Francisco, Canal Ports BALBOA- Sailed. November AF. Suckenbach from San Francisco, Eastern Ports IN November 11, Roads. NO MATTER THE OUTCOME, HE LOSES A SPOUSE It was up to Superior Judge T.W.

Harris today to rule on a motion to set an order setting aside a divorce. And upon his decision rests the marital status of Immigration Inspector James M. Haynes, 48, 529 North Street, Berkeley. The court took under submission the plea of Haynes' second wife, Elva Cano Haynes, 26, 2204 Sixth Street, Berkeley, to vacate an order made. by another Alameda County Superior Court judge last September.

That order set aside divorce obtained by Haynes first wife, Ruth and actually gave him two wives at one and the same time. It seems Haynes wed Wife No. 2 at Napa days after he thats divorced Wife No. 1. Not only is Wife 2 attacking the order which made Wife No.

1 still Hayne's spouse, but: she has filed a separate maintenance action seeking support for herself and four-months' old son, John. The complaint, filed with County Clerk G. E. Wade on August 25, says they separated June 30. Wife No.

1 had the divorce nullified on the grounds of fraud. She charged that Haynes lived with her up to the time the final decree was entered. And the second wife, represented by Attorney A. Q. Lomba, accuses the first Mrs.

Haynes of "rank and deliberate perjury." She described Haynes as a "weakling," who has been a "tool in the hands of this designing woman. and become frightened of his own shadow." S.F. Hotel Official Dies Suddenly John C. Newlands, 65, secretary of the Palace Hotel Company, died suddenly yesterday in his office at 74 New Montgomery Street. Newlands was also secretarytreasurer of Sharonk Company, managers of the vast estate of the late William Sharon, former United States senator from Nevada and partner of William Chapman Ralston, early financial figure in San Francisco.

A cousin, Mrs. Janet Newlands Johnston, 1s owner. of the Palace late Senator Francis G. Newlands Hotel. Newlands' uncle was the lot He is Nevada.

survived by his widow, Mrs. Ida Sies Newlands of Los Altos, and a sister, Miss Anna Newlands. Funeral -services will conducted Monday from 'Halsted Company Chapel, with Dr. Thomas W. Wright dean of Grace Cathedral, officiating.

Income Tax Claims For Two Settled Arthur L. Bell, a leader in, "Mankind has paid the Government $1200 in settlement of a $267,198 income tax claim. Notice of discharge of the tax filed against Bell was filed in Federal Court yesterday by the tax collector of internal revenue. Another notice filed disclosed A $9026 income tax claim against Mrs. Bell, also known as Ruby V.

Chapman, also had been settled. United" visualizes a new economic order and an end to all war through compliance with the Golden Rule. Bell has said he does not know the identity of the principal leaders. 38 45 43 43 29 Thank You 65 48 To the Editor: 43 Brig. Gen.

T. J. J. Christian. com42 34 manding general, Public Relations 42 Office, Morale Division, and 45 .31 (sonnel of Camp Roberts extends .60 given sincere by thanks your for: newspaper the publicity Roberts'.

Visitors' Day program, November 11. 54 55 Your cooperation helped make V. 50 Day a huge success. Twenty thousand 41 57 civilians visited Camp Roberts on 58 Armistice Day 4o see the inner workings of the largest replacement training center. Sincerely yours, CORP.

EUGENE V. GEAR, Editor, Dispatch Public Relations Office. .06, SUN, MOON AND TIDE By Coast and Geodetic Survey 307 Customhouse, San Francisco SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Sun Sun Moon rises. Moon MOON PHASES New Moon Last Qtr. Full Moon 1st Qtr.

Nov, 18 Dec. 11 Dec. 3 Nov. 25 4:04 p.m. 10:48 a.m.

12:51 p.m. 9:52 a.m. The time and height of tides in the following U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey table are riven for foot of Park Street, Oakland. For Ft.

Point subtract 40 minutes. NOVEMBER 15 TO NOVEMBER 20 L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W.

15 0.9 6.3 0,7 5:1 15 0.9 6.3 0,7 5:1 1.1 6.6 5.3 17- 1.4 6.9 5.4 18. 7.1 H.W. L.W H.W. 5.5 5.5-, 2.2 1.9.11:34a 7.1 7.1 NOTICE In the above tabulation of the tides the dally tides are given in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early morning tide in the left-hand column, and the succeeding tides as they occur. On some days but three tides The columns of heights give the elevaoceur.

tion 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 (-) sign, then the numbers are subtracted from the depth of the chart, LIEUT. L. S. HUBBARD.

Transpacitic Mails 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 November 25, 8:10 a.m., a vessel. November 18, 12:30 p.m.. Clippership, HAWAIIAN ISLANDSNovember 1C, 9:50 a.m., Clippership, 2.1.,. Clippership. Ir.

6:10 a me Manulant. Naves he 20. 8:10 a.m. a vessel. November 30.

1:30 p.m.. Clippership. November 21. 8:10 a.m., a vessel, AUSTRALIANovember 17, 8:30 a.M., Clippership. Dental Group Convenes Here Many Events Planned For Assistants Assn.

Mid- Year Conference The mid-year: conference of the Northern California Dental Assistants' Association opened today at the Hotel Leamington, and will continue tomorrow. This evenning there will be an informal banquet which will honor Bernice Christensen, the president; Evelyn Jotter and Meriam Medlin, who have just returned from a National convention at Houston, Texas. Official conference hostesses will be, Florence Hall and Evelyn sky. Frankie Carroll will be mistress of ceremonies. Entertainment, will by Frances Secord, a solo by Jeanne Eggleston and poems by Meriam Medlin.

The conference program will commence tomorrow with a 9 o'clock breakfast. Those attending will be seated in round table discussion groups. The members will take up various dental problems. Discussion leaders will be Kay Simpson Butcher, Leola White, Meriam Medlin, Ida K. Griner, Lotus Knowles and Lois Martin.

Oakland Pedestrian Is Robbed by Pair Two thugs set upon Louis Anderson, 55, of 1104 21st Street, last night and robbed him of his wallet and $138. Anderson told police that was walking west on 20th Street to toward his home, when the men sneaked up behind him in front of 736 20th. One of the men felled Anderson with blow and then stunned him with more blows, apparently from his fists. The two then searched him and took his wallet. He described one man as 5 ft.

11 in. tall, 170 pounds and wearing a brown suit. The second man, he said, was about 5 -ft. 10 in. tall and weighed 160 pounds.

Both were about 30 years of age. Anderson was treated at Highland Hospital for minor abrasions about his head. Solano Hospital Superintendent Dies FAIRFIELD, Nov. Ebbert McFall, 51, superintendent of the Solano County Hospital at field. died suddenly last night at his home on the hospital grounds.

Dr. Felix Rossi said death was due to a heart attack. McFall was a native of Winters and had been active in the work of the Sacramento Shrine and Sui. sun Lodge of Masons. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Claire McFall; a son, Silver, a flier with the United States and now stationed in Virginia; a Army, daughter employed in San Francisco. Funeral services are pending. S. F. Labor Council Ousts Brewery Units The San Francisco Labor Council night formally disassociated itself from locals affiliated with the Brewery Workers' International Union and ousted 13 brewery union delegates.

The action was taken on orders from William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, under authority granted at the 1941 National convention in Seattle. It is a part of a Nationwide ouster against the union for refusal to give Jurisdiction, of the brewery drivers to the A.F,L. Brotherhood of Teamsters. Guilty Plea in Lottery Charge ALAMEDA, Nov. Goon Tom, 26, of 816 Oak Street, Oakland, pleaded guilty to possession of lottery tickets yesterday, and was fined $50 by Judge Daniel H.

Knox. Tom, represented by Attorney Leo Sullivan, changed his former plea of not guilty when he appeared in court yesterday. He had been arrested several weeks ago when some 500 Chinese lottery tickets and all paraphernalia for their use was found in his car by Alameda police. U.C. Masonic Club Schedules Dance BERKELEY, Nov.

"snowball" semi-formal dance will be held by the University of California this evening at the U.C. Masonic Women's Masonic Club at 9 o'clock Clubhouse. "Ice-Ki, the Snow a Man," will be guest of honor. A "Sadie Hawkins" theme will feature the dance, with the co-eds issuing the invitations and escorting their dance partners. Marion McKay is general chairman, assisted by Natalie Beeson, Lorry Johnson, Margaret McKeehan, Evelyn Smith, Helen Bunten and Claire Christensen.

ARMY ORDERS Army orders: Randolph Major Field, General Texas Frank to P. Lahm, home. tired. Colonels George A. Sanford, PanL.

ama, to Whittaker, Vancouver. Barracks; Frank Camp Gordon, Francisco: Bernard Columbia, S.C., to Princeton, N.J. (revoked); Franc C. Scofield, Panama, to Fort Du Pont. Lieutenant Colonels Charles F.

F. Cooper, Birmingham, to, Fort. Sam Houston: Oliver IS. G. Trechter, Fort Leonard Wood, to Birmingham: Burton F.

Hood, Fort Sam Houston, to Fort Leonard Wood; Emil C. Kiel, Washington, to Riverside, T. Fenton, Jefferson Barracks, to Fort Leonard Wood; Floyd D. Jones, Fort Leonard Wood, to Jefferson Majors. John Barracks.

C. Pritchard, St. Paul, to Jacksonville, Norman W. Remley, St. Paul, to Louisiana, Mo.

Captains Robert L. Major, to Camp Polk; Albert M. Allison, Fort Sam Houston: to Midland, Herbert C. Gee, Milwaukee, to Jackconville: William 0. Hawaii: Darby, Charles Edgewood Arsenal, to S.

Allen. Omaha, to Minneapolis; John C. Mueller, Omaha, to Minneapalls: Kenneth R. Dyer, Fort Ord, to Fort Knox: Helsey H. Jewett.

Fort Dis. to Cochran Field (revoked) Work On Church Soon to Start Contract Signed for $40,000 Methodist Building at Richmond RICHMOND. Nov. will start here early next week on the large edifice of the Methodist Church of Richmond, to be located at the corner of 32nd Street and Barrett Avenue. Announcement of the signing of a contract for the work was made by Rev.

L. L. Loofbourow, pastor of the church. The contract was signed by E. E.

Phillips, chairman of the church board of trustees. Dybdahl Brothers of Richmond will do the work. Cost of the imposing new building will be about $40,000, according to Rev. Loofbourow. The architect's plans call for a Spanish type architecture, with the buildings constructed around twin patios.

Much of the interior decorations will be of tile. 'The was designed by Reginald F. Inwood, who also drew the plans for the new chapel at College of the Pacific and for the new church in Lafayette. Present contruction plans call for the erection of only two units of the structure--the church proper and a chapel, offices and permanent quarters for the beginners, primery and junior departments. A social hall will be added at a later date.

The church is being built on ten lots recently acquired by the church. The old building at Ninth Street and Nevin 'Avenue has been sold. FUNERAL MONDAY FOR HARRY A. MILLER Funeral services will be held Monday for Harry W. Miller, 73, of 672.

31st Street, veteran Oakland Post Office employee until his retirement eight years ago, who died yesterday, after native an of illness: Pine Grove, served as a route man and postal worker here from 1890 until 1933: He served the local postoffice under eight different postmasters, and was the oldest employee in point of service when he retired. He was a member of Oakland Lodge No. 118, I.0.0.F., and of the Retired Federal Employees Association. Surviving, are a a daughter, widow, Mrs. Ruth' Jane Albertson: 'two grandchildren, Bruce and Barbara Alberttwo nephews, Arthur and Clarence.

McPhail. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m., at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel oif the Grant D. "Miller Mortuaries, under the auspices of the 1.0.0.F. Alameda Child Swallows Lipstick ALAMEDA, Nov. 15.

Billy couldn't tell anybody what he had swallowed. He was only two years old and a guy hasn't -much of vocabulary that young. But it was a cinch he had swallowed something, because his mother, Mrs. William A. Maska, of 1106 Santa Clara Avenue, could feel a lump in his throat.

She took Billy to the first aid station, but there was no instrument there that could answer the puzzle. So she took him to Highland Hospital. Billy was 50 excited he coughed and coughed and out flew something and clicked on the floor and the lump was gone. And what do you suppose it was An inch and a half of his mother's lipstick! Billy is back home now and feeling much better, thank you. Officer Addresses Richmond Rotary RICHMOND.

Nov. Don Thompson, U.S.N.R., was the speaker yesterday at the weekly meeting of the Richmond Rotary Club in the Hotel Carquinez. Thompson, a well known West coast sports announcer, is now on shore duty with the Navy. The annual Thanksgiving message was delivered to the club by Rev. L.

L. Loofbourow, a new pastor of the Richmond Methodist Church. Les Lutz was chairman of the day. Financial Worries Blamed for Death Financial and family worries were blamed today for the suicide of Frank Vargaus, 41, of San Jose, who was found dead in a San Francisco hotel room by James Boccardo, attorney for Mrs. Vargaus.

Vargaus had written his wife he was "tired of it all." and the hotel stationery led to discovery of his body, an empty poison bottle beside it. Mrs. Vargaus said he had attempted suicide twice before. He had been missing 10 days. 10th District V.F.W.

To Be Post Guests ALAMEDA, Nov. 15. Corporal Leonard B. Hollywood post of Veterans -of Foreign Wars will be host to 17 other posts at the 10th district meeting of the organization tomorrow in Alameda. All posts in Alameda and Contra Costa counties will be represented at the meeting which starts at 10 a.m.

at the Veterans' Memorial. Hall. Frank O. Sanchez, district commander, will preside over the meetings, with Post Commander G. C.

Dickerson of Alameda as official host. Ministers to Trade Pulpits on Sunday SAN LEANDRO, Nov. for the first time in the city's history, ministers of the San Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches will exchange pulpits for morning services. The Rev. J.

Sherman Potter will preach at the Episcopal Church while Rev. Henry M. Shires will deliver the sermon at the Presbyterian Church. exchange is being made as an lobservance of Unity Sunday, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS REGULAR MEETING BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, The regular meeting of the of Supervisors was called to at 10:00 a.m. On call of the roll the were present: Supervisors Bartell, Hellwig, Wixson and Janssen-5.

MINUTES APPROVED On motion of Supervisor seconded by Supervisor Wixson, reading of the minutes of the meeting was waived and they approved as entered by the vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Hellwig, Wixson and Janssen-5. REPORT FILED The annual report of the County Planning Commission presented to the board and filed. INCREASE IN ASSESSMENT The request of the County for the Increase in assessment the sum N. of $2350.00 on property Vigo Smith by including the provements on tax Bill No. having been presented to the and the date of November 4, set for the date of hearing, again presented for said hearing.

Mr. Smith was of said hearing in accordance law. No protests were presented. On motion of Supervisor seconded by Supervisor Wizson, request of the assessor WAS proved and the increase in amount of $2350 was approved ordered by the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, cott, Hellwis, Wixson and Chairman Janssen-6. PERMITS GRANTED The following applications permits to move buildings was sented to the board under the sions of Ordinance No.

212 and provisions of L. the Vehicle Code: story frame dwelling 18 ft. weight tons, from the SS 12th Street, Decoto, about 500 East of St. to the south side 11th about 500 ft. east of St.

Building will be moved on rubber tired dollies along 12th J. and 11th Decoto, Permittee will provide flagmen and red necessary to safeguard traffic. n'ual Bond No. 178 for $1000 1m file with the 'county clerk. 2.

Frank L. Gonsalves -Move corrugated iron barn 20 80 Road weight ward-Niles about 3 2 tons, Road miles from west the of the Whipple to the Crow yon Hayward- about Dublin miles north Road. This mit does not include moving State Highways. Building will moved on solid rubber tired along Whipple Road and Crow yon Road. Permittee will provide flagmen and red lights necessary safeguard traffic.

Annual Bond 178 for $1000. Is on file with county, clerk. 3. Frank L. Gonsalves-Move wooden shed 20 ft.

26 weight tons, from the Whipple, Road miles west, of the Hayward Road to the Crow Canyon' about Road. mile north of the HaywardDublin This permit does include moving along State ways. Building will be moved solid rubber tired dollic3 Whipple Road and Crow Canyon Road. Permittee will provide men and red lights necessary safeguard traffic. Annual bond 178 for $1000 is on file with county clerk.

4. Frank L. -Move wooden bunk house 12 ft. 36 weight tons, from the Whipple Road about 2 miles west of Hay. ward.Niles Road to the Crow yon Road, about miles north Hayward Road.

This mit does not include moving along State highways. Building will on moved solid rubber tired dollies along Whipple Road and Crow Canyon Road. Permittee will provide flagmen and red lights necessary safegguard traffic. Annual bond No. 178 for $1000 18 on file the county elerk.

6. Frank L. wooden shed 14 ft. 16 weight tons, from the Whipple Road about 2 miles west of Hayward- Niles Road to the Crow Canyon Road about miles north of HaywardDublin Road. This permit does include moving along State highways.

Building will be moved solid rubber. tired dollies along Whipple Road and. Crow Canyon Road. Permittee will provide flagmen and red lights necessary safeguard traffic. Annual bond 178 for $1000.00 is on file with county clerk.

6. Frank I. Gonsalves-Move wooden shed 14 ft. 22 weight tons, from the Whipple Road about 2 miles west of Hayward- -Niles Road to the Crow Canyon Road, about miles north of Hayward-Dublin Road. This permit does not include moving along State highways.

Building will be moved on solid rubber and 1 Crow Canyon Road. Permittee tired dollies along Whipple Road will provide flagmen and. red lights necessary, to safeguard traffic. AnNo. 178 for $1000.00 is file with the county clerk.

On motion of Supervisor Hellwig. seconded by Supervisor Bartell, the applications were approved and the county surveyor authorized and directed to issue the permits by the following vote: Ayer: Supervisors Bartell, Callecott, Hellwix. Wixson and Chairman Janssen-5. Communications were received from the following: Lt. Colonel McRae of the Callfornia State Guard, request for an appropriation; referred to the district attorney, Bay City Iron -Submitting application for the rental of- old county garage.

The clerk was directed to Bay City Iron Works that the board. was not in position to rent said building at this time. Board of Trustees of Russell School District--Regarding conditron of roads; referred to Supervisor Janssen. Wray L. Bergstrom, manager, county fair- Advising the board that repairs to grandstand had not been made.

The was directed to advise Mr. Peterson that he would be held responsible for any damage which might accrue therefrom. J. B. Clifford, chief engineerPresented a copy of letter to Werner Minton, architects, regarding cerThe clerk was directed to advise De tain a defects In new County Luca Son, contractors, that these defects must be corrected.

The following resolutions were adopted: Granting leaves of absence without pay to various employees at the county institutions. Ratifying sales by purchasing agent. Directing the deposit of the following checks: City of Berkeley, care of prisoners, and Bank of America for care of Sylvanus Howell $40.00. Directing the cancellation of bond of Herbert M. Bradley, deceased.

Appointing Evelyn Wells, phone operator; Edmund Vogt, watchman, in department of Board of Supervisors. Approving changes of employees at the various county institutions. Accepting deed from Banta et al for right of way purposes for Valle Vista Avenue. Directing the clerk to publish Notice of Intention to purchase eertain real property. CLAIMS AND PAYROLL On motion of Supervisor Caldecott, seconded by Supervisor Wixson, the claims, also pay roll, as sub.

mitted by the Auditing and Finance Committee were approved and ordered paid to the respective claimin and out of the funds as designated by the following recapitulation: General Fund 1940-41 167.98 do 1941-42 11,917.85 do Child. Aid 1941-42 18.29 Good Roads 1941-43 et. Memorial 31. 1941-42 $42.91 do 1940.41 2.00 Advertising 1941-42 $48.48 941-49 66.16 1940-41 4.62 Indigent (0) 1941-43 ,582.19 General 1940-41 980.16 do 1941-42 7,771.12 Motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Caldecott, Hellwiz. Wixson and Chatirman Janssen-6.

No further business appearing the board recessed until Monday. Noverber 10th, 3961 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RECESS MEETING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1941 1941 The Board of Supervisors Board called to order at 10:00 a.m, order On call of the roll the following were present: following Supervisors Bartell, Caldecott, Hellwig, Wixson, and Chairman Caldecott, Janssen-5. Chairman AFFIDAVITS OF PUBLICATION The following affidavits of cation were presented to the Caldecott, and ordered filed: the Livermore Herald -Notice last Heating of Petition for Abandon-1 were Public Road. following nance Hayward No. 363.

a Daily Review-Ordi-7, Calde- REPORT FILED Chairman The report of the Institutions mission on colleetions for the of October, 1941, was presented Alameda the board and ordered filed. was DANCE PERMITS ordered The following applications permit to conduct dances in unincorporated territory of Alameda Assessor County were presented to the in S. Newark Pavilion, of November 22, 01041. im- E. S.

Corp. -Newark Pavilion, 55111, December 13, 1941. board Stove Mounters Union, Local 1941 November 15, 1941. Was On motion of Supervisor Hellwig, seconded by Supervisor Wixson, (notified clerk applications directed were to issue approved and with the permit the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Bartell, man cott, Hellwig, Wixson the Janssen-5. PAYMENT ORDERED the certificate was received and the county surveyor stating Mr.

E. T. Lesure, contractor for Calde- construction of the Bernal Avenue Bridge, was entitled to payment in the amount of $2,056.59. On motion of Supervisor Hellwig, for seconded by Supervisor Bartell, pre- certificate was approved provi- payment ordered by the following the vote: Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, cott, Hellwig. Wixson 24 man Janssen-5.

of ACCEPT WORK ft. certificate was received of the county surveyor stating that C. R. King had completed the solid in connection with the grading, facing and draining of Queen in Tract No, 576, and recommended lights the acceptance of said work. An.

On motion of Supervisor a a a Hellwig, on seconded by Supervisor Bartell, certificate was approved and work accepted by the following Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Caldecott, Hellwig, Wixson and ChairHay- man Janssen-5. Can- REDUCE ASSESSMENTS of Requests were received from per- following persons that their assessalong ment because be reduced in various amounts be of non -existent improvedollies ments: Panama Pacific Land Can- $1000 Tax Bill No. 78756: Marie Humphrevill. $1300.00, Tax Bill to 67387: Largenete, $875.00. Tax No.

No. 26088; Mary Serpa, $1000, the Bill 151444: Mrs. V. R. Lundberg, $1250, 80445.

Requests were referred to the district attorney. 2 INCREASE ASSESSMENTS about Requests were received from Niles following persons that their assessRoad ment be Increased due to the failure of the county assessor to include the assessment certain improvehigh- ments: C. Almon Spencer, $1800.00, on Tax Bill No. 74030; Mra. F.

Pavone, along $825.00, Tax Bill No. 26569; Annamay Worster, $1250.00. Tax Bill No. 86446; flag- Anest, $2600.00, Tax Bill to 14383. All requests were referred No.

to the district attorney. the CORRECTION OF ASSESSMENT Requests from the county assessor. a concurred in by the district ney, for the corrections of the lowing assessments were presented to the board: Can- Florence Facciola, No. 50091: Lucy C. Hughes, No.

56162; State of Caliper- fornia, No. 173446: On motion of Supervisor Wixson, be seconded by Supervisor Caldecott, the requests were approved and corrections ordered by the following vote: to Ayes: Supervisors Bartell, Caldecott, Hellwig, Wixson and Chairwith man Janssen-5. Communications were received A from the following: International Institute--Copy Resolution adopted in connection with WPA referrals. Referred to the Committee of the Whole. lease Joseph renewal iS.

Concannon -Regarding not on certain vineyard. The clerk WAS directed to advise on Mr. Concannon that it was agreeable with the board and the lease would be renewed for. another year. 16 Mack -International Motor Truck No.

Corp. -Regarding the purchase the fire apparatus; referred to the purchasing agent. Ernest R. Utley, referee in bank2 ruptcy--In the matter of Morrison Bond referred to the district attorney. Harris, insurance advisorOffering certain recommendations in connection with general liability policy.

The clerk was directed advise Mr. Harris of the board's approval and that the policies be placed as outlined. State of California Department of Social Welfare--Results of hearon ings on following appeals: Dryselius, Anna; McCarthy, Mary; Gaines, Clarence; Enge, Lorraine. Ordered filed. Spring Valley Company, Ltd.

-Regarding drainage ditch on east side of County Road No. 2961; referred to the county surveyor for investigamedical director of tion andoreport. Alameda County--In connection with certain items to be purchased. Clerk was directed 'to advise Dr. Black that the board's approval was given and his letter was referred to the purchasing agent.

Horace P. Ross, county auditorRegarding fines due to the Alameda from the City of Alameda; referred to the district attorney. B. W. Black, M.D., medal director of Alameda County Recommending return of overcharge to N.

Willis; referred to the district attorney. TRANSPORTATION ORDERED A recommendation from the Alameda County Charities Commission that charity rate transportation be granted to Mr. Fay Curtis from Oakland to Miami, Florida, was presented to the board. On motion of Supervisor Caldecott, seconded by Supervisor Bartell, the recommendation was approved and the transportation: ordered by the following vote: sott, Ayer: Hellwig, Supervisors Wixson Bartell, and Chair- Caldeman Janssen-5. The following resolutions were adopted: Appro-ring application to the Works Progress Administration in connection with Civilian Protective Identification.

Directing the deposit of following checks: State of California, Dept. of Public Health, $17,806.88 tubercular subsidy fo Arroyo Del Valle for half year ending June 30. 1941, and $5122.25 tubercular subsidy for the Fairmont Hospital for half year ending June 30, 1941; $1000 from Neal Harris being full settlement of total loss which occurred at Pomona covering exhibit; and $32.20 from City of San Leandro for of prisoners in County 1941. Jail during month of September, Appropriating approximately $1600 from advertising fund for certain conventions to be held in the City of Oakland. Authorizing the cancellation of assessment on property recently acquired by the United States Government.

No further business appearing the board adjourned. GEO. A. JANSSEN, Chairman Attest: G. HOLLAND, WADE, Clerk.

By J. C. Deputy. 30th Infantry to Go North Nov. 25 Army orders today set November 25 for the transfer of the 30th Intantry Regiment from the Presidio San Francisco to Fort Lewis, where "San Francisco's Own" become a part of the third division.

The 30th will be replaced here by the 53rd Infantry: of Fort. Ord as part of a series of transfers arising from plans for changing the 40th National Guard Division from a square to a triangular division, The 159th Infantry of the 40th division replaces the B8rd at Fort Ord. VITAL STATISTICS Oakland Births BREEN-To the wife of William J. Breen, 524 Montclara Avenue, November 5, a daughter. COLEMAN- To the wife of Denis J.

Coleman. 7321 Lynn Avenue, Cerrito. November 6, son. COMBS -To wife of Robert Combs, 931 A Street, Hayward, November a daughter. CARLSON-To the of Walter L.

Carlson, 5020 Doven -Street, November 5, a son. GRIFFIN--To the wife of John E. Griffin, 447 40th Street, November, a son. HORSTMAN-To the wife William F. Hortsman, 1815 Hearst Avenue, Berkeley, November 1, a son.

HOLLINGSHEAD-To the wife of Marion A. Hollingshead, 3958 El Monte Road, Richmond, November 3, a daughter. HILLS To the wife of Charles W. Hills, 1923 65th Avenue, October 31, a son. HANSEN--To the wife of Eugene D.

Hansen, 5477 Bond Street, November 8, a daughter. JONES To the wife of Whitney Jones, 317 Portland Avenue, November daughter. KIRKLAND-To the wife of Frederick W. Kirkland, 5919 Harmon Avenue, November 6, a daughter. LACK To the wife of Jerald A.

Lack 528 Suisun, Rodeo, November 5, daughter. MOORE-To the wife of John G. Moore, 500 El Camino Real, Lomita- Park, November 6, a son. MARKEY the wife of Frederick s. Markey 495 Elwood Avenue, November 4, a daughter, McCALLUM-To the wife of Robert G.

McCallum, 1509 Holly Street, Berkeley, November 4, a son, NIELSEN-To the wife of Nels P. Nielsen, 558 West Merle Court, San Leandro. November 8, a daughter. PHILLIPS- TO the wife of Chester Phillips, 335 Porter Avenue, San Jose, PHINNEY-To the wife of Loren E. November 6, son.

Phinney, 300 Altamont Avenue, November a daughter. ROOT-To the wife of Earl M. Root, 862 30th Street, November 6, a son. ANNOUNCEMENTS Street MARRIAGE Health Certificate and Test, complete $2.50. Charles Wright, M.D., and staff, located the San Francisco Laboratories.

Esvote: the tablished 26 years. 690 Market, Room 816, San Francisco: DO uglass 4926; hours to Saturday to 6. Intentions to Wed CODY, William Station Hospital, Fort Ord. DWYER, Betty Joy19, 3703 Foothill Boulevard, Oakland. HATCH, James Jefferson 25, Camp Roberts.

LINDLEY, Louise-22, 656 Santa Barbara Road, Berkeley. JOHNSON, Robert Hans Johnson-22, 3221 Encinal Avenue, Alameda. Lucille Theodore-18, 2025 Clement Avenue, Alameda: JONES, 'William Ernest-28. 297 Lenox Avenue, Oakland. CHAMBERS, Margery 118 Athol Avenue, Oakland.

TEMPLEMAN. Harold Henry -20. COLEMAN, Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. Donna Carrie-16, 519 Street, Oakland. KRUGER, Edward Martin-21.

520 Victoria Court. San Leandro. SWIFT, Elizabeth-19, 520 Victoria Court, San Leandro. BARDELLINI. Perry Emil-21.

2800 East 16th Street. Oakland. WATRY. Muriel Elaine-21, 2845 Seminary Avenue, Oak- land. Reno Licenses RENO, Nov.

following marriace licenses have been issued here: Karl H. Elze, 28, and Luella M. Elliott. 23, both Oakland; Manuel Ferreira, 55, Oakland, and Emily C. Ramos, 43, Hayward.

Divorces Granted INTERLOCUTORY DECREES GAY, Pauline from Don C. HARRINGTON, Rose C. from r. Leon" ard. JONES.

B. W. from Ethel E. MONIZE, Mamie M. from Joseph R.

NEDELEFF, Ruth S. from Theodore P. NICOLAISEN, Etta from Edward. PETERSON, Lucille M. from Kenneth.

PRYATEL, Margaret Elizabeth from Anthony Paul. STREET. Hazel from Horatio, SLUSHER, Lee R. from Blanche E. SWANSON, Inga A.

from Martin 6. WILLIAMS. Barbara Florence from Robert Edward. VERBRUGGE. Dorothy from Louis.

FINAL BAKER, Leota L. from Allen. DICKSON. Mary from Ernest Leon. LASSEN, Elizabeth from Svend T.

LOGAN, Minnie from Raymond T. LINSTEAD. Louise from Louis. RIVERA, Clyde Richard from Helen Genevieve. RADER, Vera from LeRoy Charles.

Divorces Filed COURTEMANCHE, Annie Tai vs. Orion Mathilda E. vs. Claude M. GJEDSTED, Karen vs.

Harry. HALL, Esther Lydia vs. Orville A. HOWDEN, Mary Eileen vs. William Robert.

JOHNSON, Sadah vs. John LAMBERGER, Edward Frank vs. Frances Freda. MACHADO. Helen vs.

John P. McLAUGHLIN, Harriet E. vs. Oswald R. MITCHELL.

John vs. Ada F. ROBBINS, June E. vs. Clifford J.

HANSEN, Aletta P. vs. Martin R. GILLICK, John Joseph. Jr.

vs. Gloria L. RALSTON, Velma vs. William C. S.

F. Applications Street. Santa Clara County BALDOCCHI. Archie- -28. 250 Sea Cliff venue.

DUENAS, Maria-25, 1000 Mason Street. BRAMANTE. Frank Jr. --25, Violet-19, 228 Fran- 1869 cisco Street. STARKEY, Stockton Street.

CAEN, Herbert-25, 955 -21, Lombard Street. MATHEWS, Beatrice- Bellevue Wilson B. -28. 2380 Vallejo Hotel. Street.

CAMP, HALL, Dorothy 839 Jones Street. EAGLE, Eugene-29, Oakland. SILVERGUIDOTTI, Joseph J. 24. 2621 LomSTEIN, Godeane-18, Oakland.

bard Street. MAGGIORA, Rina Della23. HAWLEY, Russell 2362 38th 1196 Broadway. Avenue. NOLTE, Helen 1437 38th Avenue.

LARKIN, Michael-40, 447 Page Street. KELSEY. Irma-30, Eldon 447 Page 645 Street. Baker RUNDLE. OTIS, Agnes 924 DivisaStreet, dero TULLIUS, John-31, 1488 Larkin Street.

Street. 1040 Sutter WEITRO Arnold- Glen Royal Street. Hotel, JACOBI, Jane-23, 625 Powell WESTERFIELD, John-33. San Diego. Street.

RAINES. Mary -29. Elwood San F. Diego. -25, 2833 ZIMMERLING.

Clay Street. MANN, Betty-20, 508 Scott SAN JOSE, Nov. following statistics were on file in this city vital MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Alma, BOBSTEVENSON, George-54, BITT. Lila-46, Albert-23, Jose. SOPER, MAITOZA, Melba-19, APPLICATIONS San Jose.

COX, MARRIAGE John-24. San Francisco. JAYET, Janice 24, San Jose. CRAIN, Charles-24: San Francisco. BOITANO, Barbara-20, San Jose.

STEVENS, Thomas-21. Fort Ord. BULL. TYLER, William--27, San Jose. WEAG Julia-19, Santa Clara.

LEY. Alta-21, San Jose. DIED CADY-Near San Jose. November 12. Mary E.

Cady, mother of Mrs. Frances McMurray, Mrs. Grace Cole, of Clyde and Clifford Cady; a native South kota, aged 61 years, KITTREDGE -In San Jose, of November Cali12. Ashbel Kittredge, native fornia, aged 55 years, MERZ -Near San Jose, November 12, Emile Merz, husband of Florence Merz. native of California, aged 65 years.

SMITH--Near San Jose. November 13. Mattie Smith, wife of Lawrence Smith. mother California. of Ormond Smith; native of WILLIAMS -In San Jose, November 13, Mrs.

Donna mother Williams, of Mrs. wife of May Charles Williams, Hams, Irving, and Monroe Williams: native California. Solano County FAIRFIELD, Nov. following vital statistics for Solano County were on file here today: BIRTHS STEVENS -To the wife of L. D.

Stevens of Vallejo, a son, November 18. PERKINS To the wife of Charles Perking of Vallejo, a November 18. Contra Costa County MARTINEZ, Nov. following vital statistics are on file here today: MARRIAGE INTENTIONS MERCER, Albert 1505 Gough Street, San Francisco. FISHER.

Jennie 4021 Redding Street, Oakland. DIVORCES FILED CLARK-Eathel Mattie VS. Oscar Joseph. extreme cruelty. TIEMAN-Mary VS.

Alvin, annulment, fraud. DEATHS JORGENSEN-In Oakland, Novemher 14,, 1941, Marie, wife of the late Jorgensen, loving mother of Kermit Jorgensen, sister of Mrs. Nels Rasmussen, Jens and Christian Thim of Washing1on: a native of Denmark; aged 59 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the home chapel of Andker-Petersen, 5th Avenue. corner of East 15th Street, Monday, November 17, 1941, at 10:30 o'clock.

McLeod) In Los Angeles, November 14, 1941, Leah, wife of the late Lloyd M. MacDonald, loving mother of Norman and Francis MacDonald, sister of Mrs. D. J. Murphy, grandmother of Linda MacDonald; native of Livermore, California.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, November 17, 1941, at 9:30 a.m. from J. C. Reimer's Mortuary, Livermore, thence to St. Michael's Church where requiem high mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.

Interment St. Michael's Cemetery, Livermore. SERPA Oakland. November 14, 1941, Catherine Serpa, beloved wife of the late Sylvester Serpa, mother of the late: May Everingham, grandmother of Clifford and Fred Everingham: a native of Azores Islands; aged 80 years. Friends are invited to attend services at the Grant D.

Miller Mortuarles. East 14th Street, corner 24th Avenue, Oakland, Monday, November 17, 1941, at 9 o'clock A.m., thence to St. Anthony's Church where mass will he celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing 9:30 o'clock a.m. Recitation of Rosary Sunday evening. Interment, St.

Mary's Cemetery. TRIGUEIRO-In Oakland, November 13, 1941, Louisa, wife of the late Manuel F. M. Trigueiro, devoted mother of Angela and Marie Trigneiro, Mrs. Louise Traynor and of Mrs.

Patricia Mabel Alford, grandmother and Bud Traynor and Patti Alford: sister of Ben and Joe Silveira: A member nf Oakland Council No. 89 S.P.R.S.T., and Council Maria Amelia No. 23, M.P.P.F.C.; native of Sulsun, California, Aged 67 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the Caporgno Company Mortuary, 1727 Grove Street, Monday, November 17 at 9 o'clock thence to St. Joseph Church where A requiem high MARS will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:80 o'clock. Recitation of the rosary evening at 8 o'clock.

St. Mary's Cemetery. WALTEN-T Oakland, November 14, 1941, Joseph Walten: native of France; aged 73 years. Friends are invited to attend services the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, East 14th Street, corner 24th Avenue, Oakland, Tuesday, November 18th, 1941, at 1 o'clock Interment, Evergreen Cemetery.

In Memoriam OLDAKER -In Memory of Ceell Oldaker: Deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered, Sweet, happy memories eling 'round your name; True hearts that loved you with deepest affection, Always will love you in death just the same. ROBERT AND ONA. Card of Thanks WE wish 10 extend out heartfelt thanks for the messages, gympathy and beautiful floral offerings given by the many friends, relatives and employer: of my beloved wife and mother. M. L.

Norton and son, Donald. San Francisco Deaths ABBOTT. William Martin BERNTSEN, Julia A. CARSIN. Rose A.

COOPER, William Alvord DOYLE, Mary Margaret FETTER, Frank C. FLYNN, Michael GALLAGHER. Lillian GREEN, Nathaniel H. GROSS. Morris-81 years HUTTON, William Leith-70 years KANTOR.

Louis McGOWAN, Gerald J. McKEON, Frank P. MORRILL, Ethelbert B. MUEGGE, Elizabeth-85 years MUELLER, Sister Mary Henita NEWLANDS, John C. PERADA, Sophia.

ROSS. Jesse Milton-36 years SMITH, Mary A. VAN HORN. Martin Francis WALSH, Philomine-77 years WATSON, Ella V. TONIGHT 10:05 SONGS in the NIGHT Berceuse from "Jocelyn" Godard Comin', Through the Rye DURING THE ORGAN CONCERT -1400kc.

Chapels 4 Chimes PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLAND SUNDAY VISITORS' CONCERT 4:05 to 4:30 P.M. Come and enjoy A FEAST OF ORGAN MUSIC in this lovely garden aisled chapel LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. C.M.S. AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF $1800.00 OUT OF: THE STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING A PORTION OF THE COST OF IMPROVING 26th STREET BETWEEN CYPRESS AND PERALTA STREETS. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1.

The sum of $1800.00, or as much thereof as may be necessary, 1s hereby appropriated out of the Street Improvement Fund for the purpose of paying a portion of the cost of improving 26th Street between Cypress Street and Peralta SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately. In Council, Oakland, November 12, 1941. Passed to print for two days by. the following vote: Ayes- Councilmen Beach, DePaoli, Haler, McCracken, Morcom, Peters, Quinn, Shattuck -None.

President None. Slavich-9. NoesFRANK COLBOURN, City Clerk. 172-Nov. 14th-8t OFFICES FOR RENT See, the outside fooms for, the PRESS Building.

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