Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

sstlssassMiT It 1W I) Rail Removal BRITISH 'EAGLE' SUNK BY NAZI 'SHARK' Mercy Ship to Boys Suspected To Ijtmft'hf HAYWARD. AtUL gree rites will be oondncted tyti Filed tn bank slill 1b ptocjmg la Wevtsm MaflUmuiguu wldi Gtnsii4faiicn cdr cuid ees fatcee, widest cdksdtsMi Ic BrifiaaccttToy out of Gftrahcnr. Th British. AdrnJrcdty claims) mom lotsM for tbe cdtaddaa; Ads fore, and a Waits F. ruati a hsgfcl Be Loaded Free Of Setting Fires! ugnt or wmignrs meeuaf at California Commiision Doctors Norttibraa Steal Is Not Vita! noancod a lara number of ship force" of 741 wet swred, JLP.

Wbvphota. (Story on Pago 1). Stovodores fa Pay Rod Cross Firnu Contribute Throa I lasts Coat $5000; AH Within Radius of Six Hocks It Bsoond do-1 Protest In support of their contentions Costs of loading the Swedish ALAMEDA, Aug. that young boys started three fires motorshlp Kanangoora for its mercy Oat the raili in the Northbrae tun nel in Berkeley need not be re trip from San Francisco to the Far yesterday, in which total damage was figured around $5000, was under last will be covered by donations moved to supply the new Key System line to Richmond, the Call fornia Railroad Commission today of labor, facilities and equipment investigation today. from four organisations.

The fires broke out within a six-' block radius during a 10-hour pe The San Francisco local of the forwarded to 'Washington an engi beer's report of available supplies. riod. Justus F. Craemer. president of Tire Chief Thomas M.

Lane was CXO. Longshoremen's Union has offered to reimburse that American Red Cross for the estimated $20,000 cost of stevedore hire. the Commission, wired Thomas M. Woodward, United States Maritime burned slightly on the face in the first fire at 639-641 Taylor Avenue V. In this way, every one of the Commission official an earnest re as he laid down the first hose Una 6000 members win participate per quest that "nothing be done at this Robert S.

Hoffman, 46, of 1509 time to remove the Northbrae tun Encinal Avenue, a hoseman, was nel rails." 1 severely bruised in the second fire ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssVssssaasaasjssBBaaVslssaW when a piece of burning timber fell sonally in tne project rawer than have only those working on the ship volunteer their time," Germain Bulcke, local vice-president, informed A. L. Schafer, Pacific Area manager for the Red Cross. Tito Amorkon Co, 39 ftM on his left shoulder- Hundreds of spectators witnessed The amount of rail which the Maritime Commission proposes to remove is equivalent to -85 mile of ingle track, Craemer said. He added that the Railroad Commission survey of available rail here shows the Taylor Avenue blaze which, according to Lane, might have started OTHERS CONTkUBtTTK from a rubbish fire In a that titer Is the equivalent of 10 Schafer annormred the Schirmer Stevedoring Company will provide services and eguipment, furnishing burner almost leaning against one of the garages at the rear of tbe miles of unused single track on pt upeity abandoned by the Inter- apartment house.

its own gasoline; the Waterfront employers Association will waive Four engine companies answered urban Railway. OTHZB UNUSED TRACK In addition, Craemer wired Wood the two-alarm summons. Four ga da ci unnnonncio assessments for dockage and cargo, and H. B. Thomas and Company, rages and adjoining storage sheds a-iimi rbuuiiuuuuriu custom house brokers, will contrib were destroyed and the rear wall ute services.

of the apartment was badly scorched. there is the equivalent of 8.7 miles of unused single track on the Key System. All this track could The apartment is owned by Mrs. DI0I10PA1K1 Three hundred thousand food packages and other supplies will be J. C.

Spence of 2983 Johnson be made available in a very short transported by the Kanangoora to Avenue. time, he said. "Under these circumstances, American and Allied prisoners of A car belonging to Clarence Cabal Ext slxrtlti Kill ttw til Gea tfYTfKi war in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Japan and garage were completely burned in the fire at 1439 Fifth Street, start- Craemer informed Woodward, "this commission cannot understand why it is necessary for the Maritime and possibly the Philippines. She is expected to sail within a few days. ing af pm, CabaL shipyard Without asking you a singla question regardmg asTMSTif HM4M FROM SALINAS Commission to requisition an in worker on th graveyard shift, asleep in the house, was awakened significant amouat of rail extending -we ponuveiF win saow you at cause eg jn our modern and tcrfantifM evemrnstlon of Sinuses.

Liver. Gall Bladder. Kidnars. Itomae Meanwhile from through the Northbrae tunnel, in by crackling names. word that its Bataan mercy shl drive ended yesterday with the turn He tried to gtt his ear out ot the turn, Prostate, Famela organs.

Glands and Mscreya We will taUjrou your trouble, where ft ittil wll what to da Xsnt fiat what you wantT To be eertsdn view of the fact that it might be used to conserve vitsJtf nieded rubber withotrftnterf erlng with the garage, but the tire beat him back, unofficially estimated at $100,000 wtatVfi A house at 1437 Fifth Street, owned four tunes the goal set. by S. C. DeLap, suffered consider' Lettuce auctions throughout the Richmond shipyard extension." The Railroad Commission was in causing your troubler Facte not opinions. For tbe Matt this COatTLKK EXAMINATION tK OXUt 9 No obligations, able damage and flying sparks Nation netted in excess of $83,000 formed yesterday by Woodward that ignited small roof tires on two and individuals, organisations and hough in the neighborhood.

benefits added more than $10,000. it was too late in protesting the removal of the rails because the MaritisM. Commission already had BASIC SCIENCE INSTITUT The third alarm came at 11:20 p.m. from D. M.

Staricco of 917 San Ragultg! 443 Shartuck Aranst TaJtstas OLynpk instituted proceedings. backing Commission It only took the advertiser at 140ft Antonio Avenue. He told firemen he had heard a noise in the back of the house 10 minutes earlier, but could find nothing suspicious. Mn. UOt I I tTM.

HON. WD, FBL HI fkU ML 1st Avenue 2 days to sell all his Dodge Heir Falls Here Is Mondays Berkeley's City Council is backing Or. 3. n. StrOa, D.O.

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I UM office equipment and a truck. Re the position of the Railroad Commi sults through Tribune want Ad. Damage was aught sion. This support was passed yes 4TH AIR FORCE TO SEEK REDUCTION IN ACCIDENT RATE Unconscious When terday by a 7 to 1 vote. Weather; Remember? ft- Pending before the Railroad Com mission is a request of the Thousand If Metropolitan Oaklanders want Taken to City Jail to see what the weather is, or is Oaks improvement Association ana the City, of Berkeley that an early hearing be held on re -establishment of Key System train service through likely to be, they will have to cast a weather eye out of the window, DETROIT, Aug.

11 John A reduction of 25 per cent in the accident rate of Army flying al the tunnel, to eliminate the use of kor Uncle Sam these days is allow Duval Dodge, 43, son of the late ready the lowest in the world was automotive manufacturer John ing no predictions. However, he is willing to let us in on the secret sought today in a program of edu lvDuses io ptcx up passengers in we fThousand Oaks district The Key System continued to re Dodge, collapsed and was taken to cation and supervision ordered for the Receiving Hospital in an un. all units of the Fourth Air Force! as to what the weather waa two days ago. Here it is as released this flffrnlng by his experts in the conscious condition, after his arrest Closer supervision and stricter main in ine Dacxgrouna, going aneaa with the extension to Richmond and awaiting a ruling from the Railroad Commission on the use of trains today for investigation. After an examination, Dr.

Donald Weath-Bureau: TEMPIBATUMS discipline in the handling of pilots and ground crews, a constant watch against sabotage and a thorough through the tunnel. XASTHtM M. Morrill, hospital superintendent, said Dodce was suffering from a High Low I nitn low Colun fl UAUante cerebral hemorrhage and "may not When the Key System started the Richmond line, it said it had plenty of rails on hand for the Job and Del Monte TO SS ST vv i live through the day." pilot education system based on standardized procedure, was -called for by Brig. Gen. Barney M.

Giles, Fourth Air Force commander. At a meeting of group command Mt. Hamilton TO Oakland OS TS Chief Assistant Prosecutor Julian would not have to tap other sources, Sacramento SS Chicago Denver MDttrott SO Fort Worth MKanaajClty SS afiniMapolis ST (Saw York Mlj-lRiburih SS Tampa Si T4 Sallnaa SS San Franelaca 44 ST. Airport 79 G. Mcintosh who investigated Dodge's arrest said he was informed that Dodge, while sitting on the floor of a district police station, ers in San Francisco yesterday, he 1 Santa Roal SO TV.

said that "every plane cracked up, Stockton SS SS 77 Missing Woman Is Found Here RPFCIAL OAKLAND BSPOBT suddenly threw himself backward his head striking the floor. every pilot put out of action here means one less for the combat zone and so indirectly constitutes a victory for the Axis as surely as Precipitation tor 14 hours endlnc at 1:90 a.m.. (r.w.T.J, Patrolmen Alfred Arman and Lee Brown said they took Dodge into Seasonal to data, trace. Normal to data, .01. Staaonal to data test year, tract.

though he had been shot down. V- "Records show that 56 per cent Object of two-State search for the past two weeks, Mrs. Dorothy Brown, 27, was located last night at an Oakland dance hall, where she custody after answering call from a woman on Detroit's East side, near Belle Isle, who reported she- saw a man pry a screen from the window of all airplane accidents occur in landing, take-off and taxiing," Gen J-1 aT eral uues said, or these, 10 per is employed, local police reported of a nearby residence. Dodae' eldest son of the million' cent are in taxiing, or in other words, while the plane is a land 1.1 MM i in ieieiy menage to aneriu aire auto magnate, was left only $150 a month for life in the will of carrier, and not a flying instrument' ra 'William J. Emig of Santa Clara The American Army plane is no County, they informed him of the John F.

Dodge, who died in He waived this monthly provision girl's address and said she had con place for the old-time hell-for-leather pilot, according to Brig. tacted ber mother, Mrs. Clyde Dick, by accepting a $1,700,000 settlement Gen. William E. Kepner, commander of San Jose, by telephone yesterday.

of the Fourth Fighter Command. Mrs. Brown, also known as offered by tne otner neirs. xears later he sought by court action to obtain a larger share ot the Dodge "The American pilot is the finest Dorothy Heider and Dorothy Daw Sh Andrew's Vicar It Called to LA. The Rev.

Gilbert P. Prince, vicar of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church since 1939, has accepted a call to St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Los Angeles. He will conduct his usual services at St.

Andrew's- next Sunday. Since assuming his first pastorate in the Oakland church, the Rev. Mr. Prince has served as Episcopal chaplain to the Episcopal students at Mills College. He received the A.

B. degree from Occidental College, Los Angeles, and a B. D. degree from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific. Berkeley.

He attended the University of Southern California and the graduate School of Teology at the University of the South, Sewanee, Term. in the world because he has daring and initiative and we foster these son, told police she had sent her clothes to her mother from Las millions, his latest attempt being rejected by the Michigan Supreme Vegas, and then come to Oak qualities," General Kepner said, "But we are going to cut acci Court last February. land. When Mrs. Dick received the dent rates by eliminating careless clothes, they were bloodstained.

ness. Hayward Cadet Killed in Crash Body of Man It Found Undtr Dock Railroad Worktrs Pay Raisa Approved The body of a short, bald-headed man was found today lodged be HAYWARD. Aug. 12 A father and mother who expected to attend NEW YORK, Aug. Wages of between 35,000 and 50,000 workers in the railroad carrier Industry will tween rocks under the pier of the graduation exercises of their son, Hogan Lumber Company at the foot be increased under an order estab of Alice Street Donald F.

Angus, 24, from an Army flying; school learned of the youth's 1 tin ing a minimum rate of 40 cents Part of theater floor had to be 1 death today in a crash of his train an hour, L. Metcalfe Walling, ad removed pciorc coroners aepuuea, ministrator of tbe Wage and Hour aided by coastguardmen, could ex HERDS Fit All Ailsuntt Oar aatai Cklaaaa harbs saretr will ktle yea resala haalth ealeblr! Hsw Ntig Hirfc Co. 8 ing plane. The telegram to Mr. and Mrs.

Hal P. Angus Of 3034 Queen Street said only that Angus was killed Instantly Division of the Department of Labor, announced today. tricate the body, which apparently had been In the water about two There are approximately 1,350,000 weeks. ft Uiyotiti ImMlm and that his body would be returned The body was found by August 2000 uarma. OaklaaS workers in the industry.

The wage order will become fective August 31, Walling said. to Hayward for burial. An Associated Press dispatch dis Xnr Slat St. TX-SM1 Furtado, caretaker for the lumber company. In the man's pockets were found a notebook bearing a list of odd jobs he apparently had closed that the plane crashed near the Roswell Army Flying School in New Mexico after Angus had once done in the last three years, a 10' cent piece, a knite and a ring of keys.

There was no other Identification found in his pockets. The man was dressed in work clothes. overshot the field in an attempted landing. The cause wss not immediately determined. Mr.

and Mrs. Angus had begun preparations for their trip to Roswell a week ago and had already purchased train tickets. Angus is secretary ot the Canning Workers' Union. Local No. 20843, andis well known throughout Southern Alameda County.

The flier enlisted in the U.S. Air Forces less than a year ago. He also leaves a brother, Jem Angus, commercial photographer in Hayward. Greyhound Granted Bock Poy Delay IMPARTIAL TESTS DY 'S DIGI Pacific Greyhound was granted a month's delay in Federal Court today to complete details for paying thousands of dollars in back wages to station employees throughout its system. Attorneys for both the company LpfJHd the A.F.L.

Amalsamated Elec- lc Railway and Motor Coach Em ployees of America said they had July Readerg Digest Ogives cigarette saiokerssyaudatkk to compare their brand withoew Old Gold. Reader's Digest employed sdeadftc tswdag bbocaV tory to fiod out about 7 leading biiadsof dpfrmtt You are entitled to know the resultsl On two vital, major counts Old Gold fttfiWlH reached an agreement on a test suit brought last March by station employees in San Francisco seeking time and a half for overtime already worked. Grant Store Building Sold for $200,000 Sale of the southwest corner of 13th and Washington Streets at a price In excess of $200,000 was reported today. The property was purchased by Louis Kramer, of Los Angeles, from Felix Kahn, of MacDonald and Kahn, San Francisco. Fronting 25 feet on Washington Street and 130 feet on 13th Street, the property includes a two-story and basement brick building now under a long-term lease to the W.

T. Grant in connection with adjoining properties. Kramer's plans were not announced. The purchaser was represented by Herman Sims, of Los Angeles, while George Block, of the F. Bruce Maiden CO, acted for Kahn.

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