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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 25

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3 Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, Sept. 14, 1949 Powdered Rubber 25 a FETE TO UPSET KEY SCHEDULES BZRKZ1XY. Sept ItKey Sys- bound to 1 Cerrho. 8 Co-eds Seek-Queen Honors Tested in Paving 0 AKRON. Sept J4.W-CJJ3 Fire- stone, in conjunction with" the Ohie Department of Highways, has laid an experimental road to test a r.em.-$ tj-pe of asphalt Powdered, rubbcS has been added to- the regular phalt mixture iFirestbne cflicial? 1 said the mixture would net eau; as much wear on automobile tircv No.

S3, Market-Sacramento Street -Coaches will loop at University Avenue terminus via Sacramento Street to Allston Way, to Spaulding, tem service will be disrupted during the Fourth Annual Football Festival Parade Friday night as follows; Transbay Train Line The last train through to Solano Ave to Addison, to Sacramento instead BERKELEY, Sept. 14. Eight pretty co-edi, representing ss many dillererrt universities, are in Berkeley today awaiting word that win make one of them "Miss Football nue will leave San Francisco at of via University, California Street will allow quicker steps. and Addison Street 6:47 pjn. and will leave the Solano Avenue terminus at 7:41 p.m.

The pjn. train will turn back at University Avenue and all "other line schedules will turn back at Alcatraz Avenue until after the parade. No. XS Dwight Way Line The mm LiLifc'i-llii of 1943 Arriving- here yesterday from such far away places as Hawaii, Washington Oregon and Nevada were Pearl Iain i g. University of Hawaii; Sharon.

Lee Langdon, Ore gon State; ponna Wash-ingtoa State; Jackie Keenah," University of Nevada; Eosemary Doqo-hue, San Francisco State; iVickey Miller, College of the Pacific; De-loris Pederson, San Jose. State, st-nA Ton WTalAir TTni vpmH-v et IVbf is l.3 Ucl3 of Yc-r Here Arm Figure That Speak for NADA Official Used Car Guide, jcalifonua. Sept Oct. 1949 SUit The girls are all contestants for '48 Euiek 8-40 Special the "Miss Football title of Berke- eft annual Football Festival pa rade to be at 8:45 pjcul Friday. '48 EuUk 8-50 Super 1SSS.00 '48 Chrysrer 6 C38! Royal 1745.00 '48 De Sore 6 S1I De Uxe 1G35.00 Miss Football will be chosen to morrow night at coronation ball 1643.00 '48 Dodge Six D-24 De Luxe at ML Diablo Country Club.

1 1535.CO '48 Oazer Six After arrival in San Francisco No. 3 Dwight Way line will operate- between Warring and Fulton Streets, looping Dwight Way to Fulton, to Haste, to Ellsworth, to Dwight Way and return. No. 7, Coaches will operate between Grove and Oxford Streets east bound to Euclid via Berkeley Way and to Arlington via Hearst Avenue. No.

15, Grove Street Coaches will operate regular route to Grove and Allston Way, then loop via Allston Way to Milvia to 'Bancroft Way to Grove and return regular route. i- No. 40, Telegraph Avenue-Coaches will operate regular route. Nos. 43, 43A, Sha truck Avenue-Coaches will operate northbound via Sha thick to University Avenue, thence via University, to; Oxford, to Hearst Avenue to Sacramento.

Street and balance regular route. Southbound coaches will operate via Sacramento: Street to Berkeley Way to Oxford, to Fulton, to Ashby, to Shattuck and balance regular route. yesterday, the eight pretty co-eds were! feted at the Press Clubby '43 Hudoa Super Six 1945X0 '48 Hudson Commodore 8 2035.00 civic; leader: andl newspapermen. They are staying a.tStern-jHall at -4 the head of Hearst Avenue on the University of California Today, the queen, candidates. Special 6 V-12 876H V-8 89M 4860 Ambassador 8-98 De Luxe 2201-120 1 445.0 1745X0 1495XO 1635X0 1845.00 2045.00 1945X0 1775.00 1773.00 '48 Ku'sor '48 Lincoln '48 Mercury '48 Nash '48 OUsmobi'Te '48 Oldsmobile '48 Packard 8 '48 Pontile 8 '48 Sruaebaker more civic aigmtaries ana newspapermen will peer at the Bay Area from a Pan American Airways Thes lovelies ell ate candidates to become fMiss Football ol 1943 to reign orer the' University California's annual Football Festival in Berkeley this weelc-end.

From left to riant: Donna Jacohsen, representing Washington State; Sharon Lee Langdon, Oregon State; Barbara Jensen Santa Clara; Pearl Luniag. Hawaii; Bosemary Donohue, San Francisco State; Jackie Zee nan, Nevada; Vickie Miller, College of the Pacific and Delorls Pederscn. San Jose State. 28PB Streamliner Std, plane. It is part of a two-hour flight that is scheduled to tour imost of Northern California." 15 A Commander Tomorrow, the co-eds 'will be 1 further, feted at an A.

S. U. Nos. 51, 53, College Avenue- If IV 9 a Real Value Yea Want HUDSON HAS luncheon at Hotel Claremont, in Coaches will operate regular route to Shattuck and University Avenue addition to the coronation ball that 40 YEARS OF ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP thence via University i to Oxford, evening. Friday' they, will the university student-body kick-off rally in the Greek Theater fol to Hearst Avenue, to Sacramento f7 Street to University Avenue and lowing the festival paprade.

balance of regular route. On return trip to Oakland coaches will oper ate via University to Sacramento Chinese Entertainer Street to Berkeley Way to Oxford, Broadway af pieinelt Aft. to Fulton, to Durant and regular And $605 Sought 1 route. No. 67, Spruce El Cerrito Oakland police today had been asked to join in a state-wide search Coaches to operate between Shattuck Avenue and Oxford Street via Berkeley Way eastbound to Spruce for Roxae Lee, 45-year-old enter- tainer, disappeared September 0-2 Street via Hearst Avenue west- from the Chinese the San Francisco night club where he was master-of-ceremonies with what officers said? was $605 in receipts.

A felony warrant charging grand theft has been signed against Lee by Fong Wan, rnillionairei Oakland tote herbalist and night dub operator. Fong Wan claims to be a double- loser in the disappearance! since he signed Lee's bond with UJ5. Immt gration officials when he brought the entertainer to this country from Hong Kong. Lee, alias Lee Wong and Roxie Lee, is deseribed'as 5 ft 5 ins. tall, weighing 185 pounds.

i Warren Says Schools Will till Be Jammed SACRAMENTO. Sent1 Governor Warren doubts that Cali fornia's class rooms will be anv less MSh'fie rfa a i win an Crowded this year. I He told his tn-ess -conference to Newly-elected officers of the IDES supreme council are deft vice-president end E. A. Qaaresma director.

Installation to right) -J. J. Valira, secretary; M. D. Belle outgoing preii- ceremonies will be Held tonight as the three-day convention dent; M.

A. JVedIa, supreme president; J. IV Mendonca of the IDES comes to a dose. Tribune photo. day that steadily mounting school enrollments are off -setting state and local school building nroerams.

The governor said he favors passage of the proposed $250,000,000 Home Department Meets Tomorrow state bond Issue Proposition Noj 1 at next November snecdal elnrtion Named Officers to provide money for more class KEY SYSTEM EXPLAINS COACH SERVICE CUTS NOT DRASTIC LAFAYETTE, Sept. 14. "Budget rooms. ing will be discussed AtlDFSMeet for Lafayette Home Department Too Many Thefts; i Plaintiff Jailed I FORT WORTH, Tex- Sept K- members at their- first meeting of The Key System, in order to 595 or SL71 per cent: transbay season at 1 p.nv tomorrow-in Medina, of SaitaCruz, wis the residence of Mrs. H.

Hunt 524 miles or 6.41 per cent; local counteract what it says is a false president of the on Upper Happy Valley Road. coach, 1648 miles or 3.44 per cent impression on part of the public as to extent -of service reduction, today released a summary of miles Sunday Service Mileage prior; IMS; Portuguese-American fraternal organization, as annual supreme council convention entered transbay rail, 4753; transbay coach, The speaker will.be Miss Marian Nylen, county home demonstration agent Transportation for local depart (UJD A Fort -Worth man, 29r called police once too often in 'the early morning hours to report a 5 theft and to name: the suspect! On the third time, the man invited officers out to his house and then berated them- for not coming sooner. Officers, took the man to jail for imbibing too heavily. i served and miles reduced. its final day today.

4468; local coach, 32,335. Total, 41,616. According to the totals, the reduc Reduction Miles Transbay rail, ment members, will be provided Medina succeeds 1VT. Bello, of Santa Maria, as head of the Irman-dade do Divino Zspirito Santo tion on weekday service was placed at 2.01 per cent; on Saturday serv from the Community Church at 12:45 pjn. ice at 5.78 per cent and on Sunday (Brotherhood of the JDivine Holy service, at 2.71 per cent.

3 THURSDAY ONLY! Other! new officers, who will be Installed with Medina during a pro OPEN THUR. TIL 9 P.M. gram tonight at the iMoose Club, Copies of the figures were presented to the City Council and to the City Manager at a special council meeting last night TRAVEL DECLINES In a letter directed to the offi 1428 Alice Street, 17 nn J. Mendonca of Sacramento, vice-president; J. Valim of Oak-land.

awcreUrr: Anthcary J. Silva cials. Key System President F. W. UtlL-vlllU ef Oakland, Joe Victor Teasdel pointed out that travel declined during July, and August 10 Patterson.

-master ot ceremonies; 13S miles or 2.88 per cent; transbay coach, 121 miles, or 2.71 per cent; local coach, 870 miles or 2.69 per cent According to the totals, service has beep, reduced during the week by 1513 miles or 2.01 per cent; on Saturday, by 2765 miles of 5.78 per cent and on Sunday, by 1127 miles or 2.71 per. cent POOL RESERVE "Actual I mileage reductions are even somewhat less than stated by reason of the fact that a pool of additional equipment is held in reserve from which coaches are drawn to serve unexpected peak loads," Teasdel pointed out In addition, he said, 600 miles of service for school children was added on Monday. The letter also gave official notice that the Key System had. restored all mileage service cuts as directed by the Public Utilities Commission. per cent more than the seasonal W.

I SilVa ol Walnut Creek, rnatv shal: Jick E. Lewis ef Sacramenta pattern of last year. "Despite this drastic drop in traf inside knard. and P. Silva of aAvrla Atltctri tftlsirrf.

17' fie, the remaining service reductions rw.aw Valink and Silva were re-elected are nominal," Teasdel said. Only Pan American The reductions were summarized to their i nibb ijiuiii nuw Complete tcith attachments Last night c-e 406 members of as follows: it Weekday Service Mileage prior IDES and tiaeir guests attended to Sunday; transbay rail, 883 1 trans- banquet at the Moose uud. DQUDLE DECKED Clippers! Sir bay coach, local coach, Finsl business' sessions of the; Oakland convention were held today! total. 75,236, -Tr Reductiori Miles Transbay rail. at the IOOF Hall, 11th and Franklin Streets Tonight's installation at the hours 9 Moose Club.will be followed by a rrand ball final event the three- 507 miles of 5.74 per cent; transbay coach, 524 miles or 2.90 per cent; local coach, 482 miles or 0.93 per cent Saturday Service Mileage prior; transbay rail, 6182; transbay coach, 8171; local coach, 47,838.

Total, 02491. Reduction! Miles Transbay rail. r- Hens Really Give Out Sept Philip Gage averages 10 double- yolked eggs per day from the col-: lection of 110 eggs on his farm. day meeting. Selection of the 1931) convention city ws to be made today.

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