Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

r-w- (55. w. w-w OakUnd Tribune, Friday, Sept. 30, 1949 10 More Highway Patrolmen for Tvo 19171 Fire Engines to Be Auctioned by City Oct. 13 NURSERY SCHOOL PLEA FOR PERMIT IS REJECTED AGAIN auested Bay Bridqe Guard Rei COUNCIU GETS ORDINANCE! REVISING PLUMBING CODE; Assignment cf additional Highway Patrolmen to the San Councilman Two 1517 tr.cde! Ire engines, ar.d sieel.

eight three ambulances and a police tight gas stoves, a road roller, two patrol wagon are among the cast! sis gsji stoves, a road roller, two off equipment which will be sold aiUyjpe 7SG0 steel helcr.ets, 47 rifles Raymond E. Pease jrrancisco-ciasaana uay linage was asked who would determine; Oakland The Oakland City Council today bid again denied an application for ah exception to use permit for the establishment of a nursery school at 5711 Thornhill Drive. homes will want materials of better than rninimum standard. whether the much noise. the annual City el Oakland auction to be destroyed and two shotguns.

Jing better traffic control oatfa Robinson said that could be i Hassler suggested that second which will be held at the city cor-S r'SlTn wSfe?" '3 Neuhaus Joins policing 'ted enforcing traffic rega latioas on the bridge would, decrease the number of accidents oo curring on the bridge and thereby save many lives; now, therefore, be it that the Commissioner of the California Highway Patrol is urgently 7 requested to immediately nd sufficiently increase the force of the State. Highway patrol policing the San Frandsco-OairJand Bay Bridge to provide more ade-' quale bridge traffic controL" Only Councilman -Joseph EL cided br the Council requesi First complete revision land plumbing regulations in more than 23 years is contained in an ordinance which will come before the Oakland City Council lor second reading on November Z. The ordinance, adapted from the uniform plumbing code approved by the Western Plumbing officials. wwwrbi uttu fc -w Am ff parties ample time to study the 64- 1 -a -rTf fMMf 2 VilUVi Smith voted for a resolution grant- -pjw -AUord Peterson, commis- ing the permit last night. There COCncil "toner of the California Hgway Pa- were six negative votes.

'down the application by a three to trol, was adopted 'unanimously by The auction was authorized It VQiUana VtOllCCTC was authorized by page code. Prcf. rugen Neuhaus, retired in It was Smith who reopened the two vote. Granting cf the Cit Council last night the city council last night to dispose of an accumulation cf which no longer cf use to the city. Successful bidders must make a 10 per cent deposit; at the time cf the was uresentedr'to the council last i Improvement of June after 42 years of teaching at the University of California, has joined the faculty of the California case last Thursday night When! was recommended by the City Plan-? v-ounolman Scott Weakley sug-other councflmen pointed oat thattsins jested this action last Tuesday those interested in the matter! isx accidents on the bridge claimed by Dr.

Stanford F. Fams- worth, health officer, and given first! College of Arts and Crafts in Oak- six lives last Sunday 85th Avenue OK'd where he will conduct I councilman Fred a Morcom WM Czech Is Attorney, Bestor Robinson, rcpre- OJ-sentins the owner cf tho nrrrHr i JCIZCO DV KCCIS Illinois Governor told the council thai Police Chief Plans and specifieaUens for the. Lester J. Divine is in accord with! reading. Dr.

Farctiworth said the ordinance was drafted during the past eight months by a committee of architects, industrial engineers, contractors and aster plumbers appointed through the Oakland Chamber. Commerce. 4 as appealed to the council tn tmnt ih.f tt a ctn Vie request Zf.T.M v-Trviir r. lecturer and authtr as well i 7 rfieiPjtTmV contended that the only Gech Communist government to-f uc cncgeis about the SPRINGFIELD, EL, Sept SO.CP) a storage fee cf $1 a day. improvement of E5th Avenue, San' Leandro and Blaine Streets, were approved by the Oakland City Council last night for the work, which will include ue-wjecuai oi surrouncing property day confiscated the Czech Language eignway in me coun-came a naturalized fatizen in 131 owners to the nursery school was Bulletin, published by the official If7" but 1 there could be ad-He had been a mprr.hf-r rT tSafhs -fn.

ditiorsal Tvrr6r.ii -r Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson said to- day he and bis wife have separated i and that he will not contest a di- Harry Euno, Oakland architect. rrr fJ-s j-ifus xugosiav news agency i.anUg oe-; jwswhu wa. "cult since 1957.

would make too much noise. -'cause ft carried material -inciting toL Text the resohitioa adopted by was chairman of the group which vorce. In a statement issued by bis office i For the sale the city will hire a professional auctioneer; who will be empowered to dispose Of each item to the highest bidder, Other items which w01 go on- the auction block include: 20 automobiles of various Vintages, 23 trucks. 200 used tires, tractors. 150 functioned in co-operation with the vi-j jiiuiat Mesicena in ine revoit.

vuvu uukk th nw.1t a new grade crossing over; the Western Pacific Railroad tracks, will, be opened on October 13. City Engineer Charles Reed estimated ther A Tanju spokesman said the L. eas. recent accidents on the MJiiivai v-oiicge neignoornooo. suggest that city Health Department.

ut oaxi naiaei. me L-niyersity of i resolution be redrafted with a had published the 'Cisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Health and plumbing officials of all Bay Region cities and counties here, the Governor said: I am, deeply distressed that duo to the inccanpatibiliry of our lives Mrs. Stevenson feels a separation is me cosx at sibaam. i ana aaaroarg university strong -revocation clause in thcilengths of Belgrade radio transmis- i Eae rested in a heavy loss of life Germany, where he received and it is the belief of this Council building muij vu storage batteries; 43 tdns of scrap honorary Ph. 1 MVUtUfVil MIU.

i i i Ji i ywvmtmtaTij4 i -i'. i'- Vere consulted in the preparation eoJ the code. Several of these cities, including Alameda. Berkeley, and Piedmont, have indicated that they will adopt almost identical plumbing codes, according to Dr. Jams-worth.

All existing plumbing regulations will be repealed and the new code, if adopted, will be substituted. Dr. Famsworth said. However, there will be no change in the fee sched The Council awarded contracts for furnishing one automobile': the three, motorcycle servi to the Phil Davis submitted the low; bid of $2112.10 for the while the Claude Salmon Company, received the motorcycle contract with a bid of S1W124- each. 1 A license agreement for the rental of city-owned property on the Southwest side of Foothill Boulevard at the terminus of Courtiand Avenue was; awarded to George Jurko with a bid of $45 a month.

ules, inspection methods and licensing procedure now in effect. New provisions of the code involve recently developed construc- tion materials and building It permits the use of copper He was the only' tubing for plumbing installations and also longer lengths of sewer pipe than previously allowed. The code also establishes a five; man board to consider new mater 5 Requests for fends made by two groups which will hold conventions in Oakland were referred to City Jdanager John I F. Hassler, Northern California Lodges of I the Creation Fraternal Union: asked: for $300 and the Royal Neighbors of America asked for an tmspedfied amount 'si i ials and construction methods as they are developed with a view toward amenling the code to permit their use. City Manager John F.

Hosier will name board members. Members of the committee which drafted the code believe that home-builders will be able to effect a saving by meeting the minimum standards set up. However, Fred Wiron, Oakland Chamber of Commerce representative on the group, pointed out that those who wish quality Heatlh Check Upheld Local Ixardi 1 health are' wilhin their, authority in requiring teachers tq take X-ray examination fcr tuberculosis, I Atty. Gen Frederick N. Howser, ruled today in San Francisco.

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