Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 32

LEGAL If OTIC LEGAL 2VOTICB lgal jrbnciB rLn-jj-rinnj nT 32 Oakfamj Tribiuie, Friday, August 12, 1949 4. TV 4 Boys fromv the Filbert Street Clubhouse, Oakland Boys Club, learn what makes an airplane fly from James Hennessy, instructor at the Transocean Air Lines Academy of Aeronautics. Lett to right are: Donald Floyd, 11. L. R.

Hill, 12, Carl Smith, II, Al Barros, manager of the club, and Roger 15, group leader. Aerial Events, to Be Featured At Buchanan Field Anniversary it US' 'A which dramatically rescued an, injured youth in Yosemite recently, will be demonstrated. Rides in the aircraft will be available to the visitors. Exhibits will be placed by the U.S. Navy, U.S.

Army and Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, Civil 'Air Patrol, California National Guard and air Hnes companies. A feature of the program will be the finish of -the annual Reno to Buchanan Field race, sponsored by the Contra Costa County Development Association. The winner of the race will be presented with a perpetual "trophy by William J. Buchanan veteran chairman of the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors for whom the field was named.

ATTACK BY PLANES A mock attack on the field will be staged by National Guard planes during the afternoon. The field was used as a training base by the U.S. Army during the war. It was turned over to the county in 1946 and has been oper ated as a county airport since that time. ADVERTISEMENT iinim gam fiamp At last I A cientific new cream -in tube holds dental plate xs TIGHT you'll be amazed STAZE lets thousand chew steak, corn, apples without fear of plates alippinci No spilling with messy powders.

Economics ooly JS at all drug counters. Oct STAZE today on money-back guurantee. state uusjhusmmt ill unless thejhris specified tb wage scale. fThe per diem rate shall oe tne nouriy rsisnvuipuca vj number of ihours Sn the working day. When less than the number oi hours constituting me worum as' herein stated, lis worked, the wags to be aid shill be the hourly Hits number OI hours actually worjked.

ah overtime inajwors on. v-lowing days shall be at the rate of not less thaln time land a half Saturdays, Sundays, Sew Year's Day, Decoration! Day, Fourth otv July, Labor Day.l Admisjion Day, Armistice Day, iThanksgiving Day, and Christmas. IFor legal holidays not mentioned all worlfe may be at the rate of single It shall Be mandatory upon contractors ttf whorr a contract is awarded, aad uponj any subcontractor under them, to bay not less than the said sSecilied rates to all laborers, workmen, and mechanics employed hly them in the'execution of contracts. I Properly! indentured apprentices may be employed tipon this work in accordance! with th state law. Such apprentices! shall be properly indentured all called? for by law and 1 11 v.

AmtA Uia lhan tht BUBil VTS BrfltlU standard wage-paid to apprentices under the regulations oi me uc at which fthey ate employed. An apprentice! shall be employed only at the wofk of th trade to which he is indentured. IThe initial' wage to be paid kn apprentice shall be not less than! twenty-five per cent (25) of the journeymen's wage being paif and shall be increased each six rponths ih an amount not less than. fifteen pr cent (15 -it a i A th, Bfnnriarn wage for fielpera fstabiished under tne regulations oi cue UV 4Va a a nlnVArl Ther Board resef ves the right to reject any? ana am oiasf or anjr uu all items such lids. By order of thes Board of Education Auguit 9, 194.

D. B. RICE. "Acting: Secretary of the fioard of Education of 3the Cityjof Oakland and pt Oakland School District of Alameda County, ICalifornia. No.

lUl AugJ 12. 19 (2t) NOTTdE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Boar of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland School District oi Alameda County hereby calls fori sealed I bids to be delivered t9 the Secretarw of said Board at! his office in the Administration Building of said District, 102 Second A venue, Oakland, California, until Tuesday, the 6th day of September, 11949, at 4 p.m. at which tinie and place said bids will be opened for thel furnishing of all labor, I equipment, mechanical jrworkmailship, transportation and services io be used in the reconstruction artd completion of the existing- bricii building known as the Burbank School, including the erection and Completion of an additional unit thereto, located at 3550 Majdstie Avenue, Oakland. California, fcr' the Oakland School District of Alameda County. These jpids shall be presented in accordance with plans and specifications for said wJork which are on file at tlfe said office of the Secretary of the said Board of Education located fts above mentioned, and in the officfe of the Director of Archi-tecturalsand Engineering1 Services, locatedjg in said Administration Building? as abov mentioned.

On Dejfosit of Twenty-five Dollars (325.00), said plans and specifications mar be had by any prospective bidder far the work above listed, on applies tip to the Director of Architectural fand Engineering Services, at his office hereinabove mentioned, and in eta eh casejshall be returned within five (5) days after securing same to said Director of Architectural ansd Engineering Services if no bid is submitted in the bidder's name f(fr the construction of the work, or not laer than two (2) days frofn and after the date of submitting fthe bid. I if a bid is submitted i the bidder's name. If the rlans and specifications are not returned to She office of said Director! of Architectural and Engineering Service of said Board of Education withiii the time above specified or are Returned in a mutilated or iiamagediconditlon, the id deposit jshall befretained by. said Oakland! School District as agreed and liquidated damages for sad mutilation or detention and will be immediately usedi for the purchase of a new set of plans and speclfica- tions. I Each bidder for said work shall agree irt his bid fo purchase and to remove from saidjschool grounds all old materials required by the plans andor specifications for the work hereinbefore described to be removed firom said 'building or buildings as fthe result of the work of said contract and! not needed in the execution of thelcontract proposed to be lit, exceptl such articles and.

materials as are! required by the specifications to be delivered to the Board, ind shall state in his bid the amounts which will deduct from the pri4e bid for the work as the purchase price of isaid old materials, and the.5 contract Will be awarded to the bidder whose jnet bid is the low est anegr aeaucting tne amount oia for the purchase! of said old materials, provided I said bidder is a responsible bidder. Bids must be made on forms obtained fat the said office of the Director of Architectural and Engineering. Services and must be signed by the bidder and accompanied by a bid fbond in the form from said office, duly executed by the bidder as principal and a Corporation authorized to do businesfs in the State of California as surety naming the Oakland School District of Alameda County as obliferee. or bv a cnxhir' check or certified cheeps, certified with out drawn on a solvent bafnk of the State of California or on a national! bank doing busi ness in the State of California, in the amount of Ten Thousand and No1001 Dollars (10.000.00)C and made payable to he Oakland SHhool District of Alameda County. ShdVld the narty or parties to whom contract should be awarded fail enter into the contract after th award and to file the required bonds LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

tne MARTINEZ, Aug. 12, More than 5000 aviation; enthusiasts are expected to at Buchanan Field, Contra Costa County airport, Sunday to celebrate the third anni versary of the field. A program, featuring aerial events and displays by military units, has been arranged ty Noble tBuck) Newsom, airport manager. 250 PLANES ENTERED The celebration program will open with a breakfast flight with 250 visiting planes from Western states expected to participate. i Landings for the flight are sched uled from 7 a on.

until 10 a.m. Breakfast will be served the visiting fliers on picnic tables in front of the administration building. Balloon bursting, paper cutting and" bomb dropping events will be held immediately following the breakfast. I Visiting pilots are eligible to participate, A helicopter, similar to the one Sergeant Taking Refresher Course Sgt G. Bertotti of Oakland is among 35 Highway Patrol sergeants taking a three-week' refresher course co? ering the fields of traffic enforcement and accident prevention at the Patrol Academy in Sacramento, 3 -vj The course covers new legislation, communications, i physicial I education, firsts aid, photography, and other subjects.

i Commissioner Clifford El Peter- 4son reports that in-service refresher training is being given to all members of the patrol this year. ths proceeds of aald certified of cashier's check or the amount paid by the bidder or his surety pursuant to the terms of said bid bond either voluntarily or pursuant to the Judgment rendered by the court in anf action brought thereon will be retained by said Oakland School Dls-, trict as agreed and liquidated damages. The contractor and all subcontractors under him must pay all-laborers, workmen and mechanics on said work, or any part thereof, not less than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and not less than the general prevailing rate per diem wages for legal holiday and overtime work, -for-work of similar character in the locality in which the work is performed, to-wit: Oakland School District of Alameda County, which per -diem wages shall not be less than the stipulated rates contained in a schedule thereof, which has been ascertained and determined by said Board of Education, and which is now on file with the Secretary of said. Board of. Education and by reference incorporated and specified herein and made a part hereof, and which eaid general prevailing rate of psr diem wages, as hereinabove referred' to and adopted for each craft or type of" workman or mechanic to, execute i this contract.

Is herein specified as follows: ALL FOR AN 8 -HOUR DAY EXCEPT AS NOTED Crafts or Types Hourly of workmen Wage Rate Asbestos Workers Bricklayers 2.84 4 Bricklayers Hodcarriers Z.25 Carpet Linoleum Layers Carpenters Carpenters Floor Layers Cement Finishers Electrical Workers Engineers: Blade Grader Operator (finished work) Compressor Concrete Mixer 2.1 2.28 2.20 2.50 2.U 1.S4 1.94 2.24 2. 19 1.94 2.29 (up to one yard) Concrete Mixer (over one yard) Hoisting on Building (material) Oilers- and Firemen Roller Operators Shovel Oncratora (ur to inc. one yard) 2.59 Shovel Operators (over one yard) Truck Crane Engineers Tractor Operators Trenching Machine Operators Glaciers Building Construction 2.69 2 44 2.Z9 2.84! 2.00 1.824' 1.40 2.40 Housemovers Iron Workers: Welders Structural Housesmiths, Relnf. Con crete or Rodmen Ornamental Laborers: Concrete and General Laborers 2.15 2.25 1.55 Concrete Pan Installing lt67H' jacunammer operators (and handlers of pneu- matic tools) 1.674 Vibrators 1.67 V4 Vitrified Concrete Pipe Laying 1.80 Lathers (6 hours) 3.00 2.15 Painters (7 hours) Plasterers (6 hours) a e- 3.00 2.651 2.S0 Plasterers' Hodcarriers Plumbers Refrigeration Installation (pipe) Roofers Sheet Metal Workers Steamfitters Stone Masons 2.50 2.25 2.25 2.60 2.81 Terrazzo and Marble Workers 225 Terrazzo Workers Helpers. 1.78 Tile Setters 2.67 Tile Setters" Helpers 1.97 Truck Drivers Dump Under 4 yds.

(water level) 1.604 4 yds. and under 6 (water level) 1.72 6 yds. and under 8 (water level) 1.82 8 yds. and over (water level) 2.20 skilled labor not otherwise' mentioned shall be paid at the rate of at least 31.55 per hour. The working day shall be 8 'hours unless otherwise specified in the wage scale.

The per diem rate shall be the hourly rate multiplied by the number of hours in the working day. When less than the number of hours constituting the working day. as herein stated, is worked, the wage to be paid shall be. the hourly rate multiplied by the number of hours actually Worked. All overtime and work on the fol-" lowing days shall be at the rate of not less than time and a half: Saturdays, Sundays, New Year's Day.

Decoration Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Admission Day, Arm istice Dav. Thanksgiving Day. and Christmas. For legal holidays not mentioned ail work may be at tne rate of single time. It shall be mandatory upon eon-tractors to whom a contract is awarded, and upon any subcontractor under them, to pay not less than the said specified rates to all laborers, workmen, and mechanics employed by them in the execution of contracts.

Properly indentured apprentices may be employed upon this work in accordance with the state law. Such, aDurentices shall be properly in dentured as called for by law and Ha Ttafrf Tint 1., than th. standard, wage paid to apprentices under the regulations of the trade at which they are employed. An apprentice shall be employed only at the work of the trade to which he is indentured. The Initial wage to be paid an apprentice shall be not less than twenty-five per- cent (25) of the journeymen's wage being paid and shall be increased each six months in an amount not less than fifteen per cent (16).

i Helpers shall be. paid ths standard wage for helpers established under the regulations of the trade at which they are employed. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, or any and all items of such bids. By order of the Board of Education August 9, 1949. D.

B. RICE, Acting Secretary of ths Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland School Dis trict of Alameda County, California. No. 142 Aug. 12, 19 2t STREET That on the hi day of August, of Intention ity vierx ot tne uity or Oakland.

WALTER N. FRICKSTAD. NOTICJU BIDS FOR FURNISHING ONB GASOLINE MOTOR AND ONE TRANSMISSION UNIT TO THE F1RB -DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. The City Cleric will receive sealed bids or proposal in his office In the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 12:30 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, the 16th day of August, 1949, for furnishing one gasoline motor and one transmission unit to the Fire Department of the City of Oakland.

California. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include all applicable State taxes. The City is exempt from City of Oakland Sales Tax and Federal Excise Tax. All proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not leas than ten per cent (10 of the aggregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Chas.

M. Don. City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein specified shall be forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland if the successful bidder fails to execute the eon-tract in the required form and furnish the bond required. Bond in an amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price to be given by successful bidder as a guarantee for faithful performance of the contract. Contract to be entered into within ten (10) days after award thereof.

Delivery" to be made within two (2) weeks after date of Auditor's certificate tq the contract. Said gasoline motor and transmission unit to be furnished In accordance with specifications therefor adopted August 4. 1949. CHAS. M.

DON, City Clerk. No. 132 Aug. 9 6t) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland School District of Alameda County hereby calls for sealed bids to be delivered to the Secretary of said Board at his office in the Administration Building of said District, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland, California, until Tuesday, the 30th day of August, 1949, at 4 p.m., at which time and place said bids will be opened for the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, mechanical workmanship, transportation and services to be used for the construction and completion of a one-story cafeteria building on the site of the Cole School, 1011 Union Street, OakUnd, California, and certain alterations in the academic building thereto, for the Oakland School District of Alameda County. These bids shall be presented in accordance with plans and specifications for said work which are on file at the said office of the Secretary of said Board of Education located as above mentioned, and inj me oriice or ine JJirecior or Arcni-tectural and Engineering Services, located in said Administration Building as above mentioned.

On deposit of Twenty-five Dollars (325.00), said plans and specifications may be hal by any prospective bidder for the work above listed, on application to the Director of Architectural and Engineering Services, at his office hereinabove mentioned, and in each case shall be returned within five (5) days after securing same to said Director of Architectural and Engineering if no bid is submitted in the bidder's name for the completion of the work, or not later than two (2) days from and after the- date of submitting the bid, if a bid is submitted in the bidder's name. If the plans and specifications are not returned to the office of said Director of Architectural and Engineering Services of said Board of Education within the time above specified, or are returned in a mutilated or damaged condition, the said deposit shall be retained by said Oakland School District as agreed and liauidated damages for said mutilation or detention and will be Immediately used for the purchase of a new set of plans and specifications. Bids must be made on forms obtained at the said office of the Director of Architectural and En gineering Services and must he siarned by the bidder and accompanied by a bid bond In the form procured from said office, duly executed by the bidder as principal and a corporation authorized to do business in the State of California as surety the Oakland School District of Alameda County as oblie-ee, or by a cashier's check or certified check, certified without qualification, drawn on a solvent bank of the State of California or on a national bank doing: business in the State of California, in the amount of Three Thousand and No100 Dollars and made payable to the Oakland School District of Alameda County. Should the party or parties to whom the contract should be awarded fail to enter into the contract- after the award and to file the required bonds the proceeds of said certified or cash ier's check or the amount paid by the bidder Or his surety pursuant to the terms of said bid bond either voluntarily or pursuant to the Judgment rendered by the court in any action brought thereon will be retained by said Oakland School District as agreed and liquidated damages. The contractor and all subcontractors under him must paiy all laborers, workmen and mechanics on said work, or any part thereof, not less than the ereneral prevailing; rate of per diem wages and not less than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for legal holiday and overtime work, for work of a similar character in the locality in Which the work is performed, to-wit: Oakland School District of Alameda County, which per diem wages shall not be less than the stipulated rates contained in a schedule thereof, which has been ascertained and determined by said Board of Education, and which is now on file with the Secretary of said Board of Education and by reference incorporated and specified herein and made a part hereof, and which said general prevailing rate of per diem wages, as hereinabove referred to and adopted for each craft or type of workman or mechanic needed to execute this contract, is herein specified as follows: EXCEPT AS NOTED Crafts or Types Hourly of Workmen Wage Rate Asbestos Workers 32.16 Bricklayers 2.81 Bricklayers Hodcarriers 2.25 Carpet Linoleum Layers 2.25 Carpenters z.is Carpenters' Floor Layers 2.28 Cement Finishers ,...2.20 Electrical Workers Engineers: 2.50 Blade Grader operator (finished work) Compressor Concrete Mixer (up to one yard) Concrete Mixer (over one yard) Hoisting on Building 2.44 1.94 1.94 2.24 (material) 2.19 Oilers and Firemen 1.94 Roller Operators 2.29 Shovel Operators (up to inc.

one yard) $hovei Operators (over one yard Truck Crane Engineers Tractor Operators Trenching Machine-, Operators 2.59 2.69 2.44 2.29 2.34 2.00 1-62 2.40 2.40 2.15 2.25 Glaciers Building Construc tion Housemovers Iron Workers: Welders Structural Housesmithf. Reinf. Concrete or Rod men Ornamental Concrete and General Laborers 1.55 Concrete Pan Installing 1.67 Jack hammer Operators (and handlers of pneumatic tools) 1.67 Vi Vibrators 1.67 vitrified Concrete Pipe Laying Lathers (6 hours) Painters (7 hours) Plasterers (6 hours) Plasterers' 'Hodcarriers Plumbers Refrigeration Installation fntnel 1.80 3.00 2.15 2:65 2.50 2.50 Roofers i yp. 2.25 Sheet Metal Workers 2.25 Steamfitters 2.50 Stone Masons 2.81 Terrazzo and Marble Workers 2.25 TerrazzoVWorkers' Helpers 1.784 Tile Setters 2 7 Tile Setters' Helpers 1.97 Truck Drivers Dump Under 4 yds. (Water level 1.60 yds and under (water level) 1.73 6 yds.

and under 8 (water level) 1.8H yds. and over (water level) JSO All skilled labor not otherwise mentioned shall be paid at the rate of at least 31.55 per hourj. The working day shall be hours nt i D0V5 UUD U085 Oh Airport Tour ''Members of the- Oakland pSoys Cliib, who are learning febout itheir city the pleasant way, could tnake like an airplane today, swoosh and all." I Twenty-five of the Youngsters took over the Municipal 'Airport yesterday and by the time they had seeif everything sjnd everything there was to rJp, each of the boys knew exactly hW the air-planes landed and took! off and yhat-kept them in the Mr, i The tour was part of JCnow Your City" program vhich? has taken the boys througbj the tOak land City Hall. Police Department, regional parks and indus-ties in the area. I lr At the airport, the ibofiratiglng in age fro m8 to 14, witche the airplanes landing and a.ktn& off.

toured the different airliue offices. wereJnstructed in the vjfflous functions at the field land were gjiests Vat a Transocean Air. lUnes il I jjThe youngsters, who ame firom thd Filbert Street CJubriwse, kViot-HoH around tha it field by frerfiy Davis, fhief airpcjrjt aervice-(Sfian. 'who conducts suchj itours. As suchj i Inspect a lDC-4.

IP. 'CASCADE GETS i IDINING-LOUNGj CAR SJ17S.O0O streamlined triole- tjnit for the Southern. Pf iific if'Cas- oade," night train uetweea oaxiana and Portland, will go ihto service tonight from Oakland Pif the; railroad announced. 1 1 bTwin of the new unit, which; contains dining, lounge aid. kitchen facilities, has: left the PuBman- Standard plant in Chicaii and will join its mate on the Shsusta Jloute within a few days.

i Known as the "Cascad pulil the new triple unit is 200 fetf long and contains a spacious 135oot froom for dining and lounging! There is also roomy kitchen afiii gantry space. Colors of the unit are tan, blue and cedar. -'Addition of the new tars marks another step in the gradnil streamlining of the train, whiih will be completely modernized I by next summer, the railroad sast Guilty Pled Made on Brass Knuckle Charge BERKELEY. Aug12.l4-Ben O. Knightfen, 22, 1040I Ath Street, ene of five young men cently during a police' ested re- aid which uncovered a tniall pleaded guilty possessing brass knuckles." uviucs.

tv at -v Judge Oliver Ybunlsf; certified Knighten over tollithf Alameda County Superior Court fch a felony charge and revoked his 1000 IbaiL Judge Youngs assessed $200 fines 'against two of the otheM yesterday after they "pleaded guilty to mis ieaeanor charges. They tare Charley Hill 22, of 1131-A Ninthf Street, and HusseU I Lee, 18, of l3l-B "Tenth Street, bothof Albany, Another -of the grouf ha been released and the liftli over to juvenile authorities.tl Jj 1 4 CALL OF THREEIISSUES OF TREASURY ifbNDS Two i Treasury Bonds of 1949-51 (Dated July 15, 1842) Notice of Call or Redemptfon To- Holders of 3 preat Triisury. Bondi of 1948-51 (dated JsJy If. 1943), and Others Concerned: A x. jrnoiia soue is rejr nm all onUtsndinr 2 percent TrfMory Bonds of 1949-51, dated July 15.

43. de De Cember 15, 1951, are krebycUed for redemption on December 15, 1949, en whiek date interest on suck hands rill cease. 2. Holders of theselbondi tansy, in ad-snce of tbe redsmption dai4 he effsred she privilege of xehmngiag siller any part ef their called bonds for c4e? interest- bearing; obligations of the If 4 ited, tatee, in which event publis notice rill hereafter be given and an official circular g-OYeminf the exchange offering will beiined. S.

Full information teraryng tke presentation and surrender ef bonds fjr cash 'redemption under thief call irill teend in Department iCircar K. 660, 'i' dated July 21, 1941. I i V- fit JOHIT T5 SITDER. Secretary eftke Trsasnry. TRCA6TJRT DEPABTlIXSnf 2: '-Washington, August 12, if 49.

Three and One-Etghtj Percent i Treasury Bonds of 1949-52 Paed December 1, 1934) Notice of Call for Redemption Holders 3 percent Treasury Bends of 1949-52 (dated Decemfer 15, 1934), and Otberr Concerned: 1. Pnblie notice is her-iy given that of 1949-52, dated December15, 1934, dae December 15, 1952, are heif by called for redemption on December 15, 1949, W1.W m. 1... a.ik. Vla will cm.

2. Holders of these honfs may. In advance of the redemption date, be offered the privilege of exchanging fell or any part of their called bonds for ether interest-bearlng obligations of the fJnited Sutes. in which event public netieelwill hereafter be given and an oficiai eircflar governing the axchnnee offerinr will bi I 8. Full Information rersfdlng tse pres- eniiHOB ana luraraw cash redemption uader thif call will be found in Department Cireglar Ke.

656, dated July 21, 1941. JQKS V. SNTDER, Secretsry the Treasury. i Washington, Angust 12. If 49 i Two and One-TTalf ercent Treasnry Bonds of 194953 I (Dated December 1,1936) 'Notice of Call for Redemption Holders of 8 percent Treasury Bonds of 1949-53 (dated Seeemger 15, 1935), and Others Concerned: 1.

Public netiee I hery given that 'all outstanding 8 percent Treasury Bonds of 1949-53, dated Deenaber15. 36, due December 15, 1953, are heraby called for redemption oa December 5,1949, on which date interest suih bonds wiU v-m -'f' vl I i 2. Holders of these' honf nay, In ad-vsnee of the redemption dgte, he effered the privilege of exchanging all or any part ef their called bonds i for ether e-bearing cbligsUonc fthe Snited Ststea, In which event public noticeSwill hereafter be given and an official circular governing tbe esehaage offering' will ba issued- t. Full information rersidlng the pree-entation and surrender of ahe ho: cask redemption under tk call wUl be found in Depsrtmentr Clrcilsr o. coo, dated July 21, 1941.

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"EOPAw 75 Tablets" Homeopsthieally Formulated LEGAL NOTICE -ORDINANCE NO. C.M.S. AN ORDINANCE ABANDONING THOSE CERTAIN PUBLIC EASEMENTS AND RIGHT OP WATS. HERETOFORE DEDICATED TO THE CITY OF OAKLAND, EXTENDING SOUTHWESTERLY AND SOUTHEASTERLY FROM EL-VESSA STREET AND LYING WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OP LOTS 3, 4 AND 5. IN BLOCK OP THE "DURANT PARK HIGHLANDS" TRACT: AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO HAVE A CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS ORDINANCE RECORDED.

WHEREAS, certain public easements and right of ways extending southwesterly and southeasterly from Elvessa Street, and lying within the boundaries of Lots 3, 4 una 5, in Block of the "Durant Park Highlands" tract, hereinafter men tioned, were dedicated to the City of Oakland by the tiling: or the map of said tract; and WHEREAS, the said easements and right of ways described as follows, to wit: PARCEL 1: The northwestern 3.50 feet of Lot 5, in Block as aald lot and block are ahownon the map of "Durant Park Highlands, Oakland. filed December 23, 1926 in Map Book No. 10. at pages 95 and 96, in the offica of the Recorder of Alameda County, California. PARCEL 2: The southwestern 2.60 feet of the southeastern 45.60 feet of Lot 6.

in Block O. aa said lot and black are shown on the map of "Durant Park Highlands, Oakland, filed December 23. 1926 in Man Book jso. 10. at pases so and 96, In the offica of the Recorder of Alameda County.

California. PARCEL 8: The southeastern 2.50 feet of Lots 3 and 4, in Block as said lots and block are shown on the map of "Durant Park Highlands, Oakland, filed December 23, 1926 in Map Book No. 10. at pa.ges 95 and 96. In the office of the Recorder of Alameda County, Cali fornia.

will interfere with a proposed use of the property they were Intended to serve: and WHEREAS, the owners of the land over which said easements and right of ways extend have granted and dedicated to the City of Oakland a new easement and right of way which fulfills all the needs and purposes which the hereinabove mentioned easements and right of ways were intended to serve; sad WHEREAS. he aforedescribed public easements and right of ways are not now needed for the purposes for which they wera dedicated and the abandonment thereof will be in the public interest; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland as follows: SECTION 1. The hereinbefore described public easements and right of ways extending southwesterly and southeasterly from Elvessa Street, and lying within the boundaries of Lots 3, 4 and 6, In Block of the -Durant Park Highlands'1 tract are hereby abandoned. SECTION 2. The City Clerk and Clerk of this Council is hereby directed to have a certified copy of this ordinance recorded in the office of the Recorder of Alameda County, California, immediately upon its final passage.

SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect sixty (60) days after the passage thereof. In Council, Oakland, August 9. 1949. Passed to print for two days by the following Ayes: Councilmen Fletcher, Morcom, Pease, Shattuck, Sweeney, Weakley, Youell, and President Rishell 8.

Noes None. Absent: Councilman Smith -1. CHAS. M. DON, City Clerk No.

137 Aug. 12 2t) NOTICE CALL FOR BIDS FOR FURNISHING CHLORINE TO THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND. The Board of Playground Directors of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids at Its office in the Municipal Auditorium 21 12 th. Street, Oakland, prior to the hour of 4 p.m.' on Wednesday, August 17, 1949. for furnishing to the Oakland Recreation Department Commercial Chlorine for the balance of the fiscal year, ending June 30.

1950, in accordance with specification adopted therefor and on file In the office of the ttecreation Department. Specifications and forms of proposals will be furnished bidders by the secretary of the board upon application. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a check certified by a responsible bank payable to the order of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland for an amount not less than ten per cent of the aggregate of the amount bid, based 'on estimated quantities. No proposal shall be considered unless accompanied by such check. No cash or currency will be received.

The successful bidder shall pre- sent a faithful performance bona, or certified check, in the amount of Two Hundred Dollars at the time of execution of the contract. Contract to be awarded within twenty days, and to be entered into within twenty days after award. Delivery to be mad as ordered. ROBERT W. CRAWFORD, Secretary, Board of Play- ground Directors.

No 136 Aug. 9 5t) POSTPONED PUBLIC HEARING ON PUBLIC HOUSING Notice Is hereby given that the Special Meeting: called by the Oakland City Council-for a hearing on Public Housing and Urban Development for Friday evening. August 12, 1949, is hereby CANCELLED, and a special hearing on the above matter will be held Tuesday evening, September 13, 1949. at 7:3 o'clock p.m. CHAS, M.

DON. City Clerk. No. 43 Ausb Ot fri Engineer Named To Stanford Staff STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. 12.

Maurice E. Mills, former elec tronic technician at the University of California, has been appointed to the technical staff of the depart ment of electronic engineering, Stan ford Research Institute. During the war he was employed at an Oakland shiDvard. He will assist with the Institute's program for the development of miniature electronic devices, vacuum tubes and aircraft radio systems. He lives with h'is wife, the for mer Eve Thornton of Oakland at Menlo Park.

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1401 MMdt.NarW Brf. FMt iUlallne Sr Oakland, Calif. PkvfWrltaWln Ur Catae 133 Sent. Ar Us Aiteeiea 31 Ttinity 567s Tlinlry 94U HNfsr tvprMm Milton J. Warshow-David Wslu lw Wbistenv AwcHser 14 pa mi PARKi Li Uvil La La SUNDAY, AUGUST at the OAIILAfJD COAST LEAGUE 1949.

the Council; of the City of Oakland passed No. 23394 C.M.S., tto order the following street work to be done in said City inj accordance with the provisions of Division 8 (The Street Improvement Act of of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, to-wif: 1 P.M. POLICE LEAGUE ALL STAR GAME 3 P.M. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME OF I TRIBUNE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Special Attractions That La Salle- Avenue, from the southwestern line of Mountain Boulevard tto the northeastern line of Moraga Avenue, and portions of the southwestern half of Mountain Boulevard and the northeastern half of Moragk- Avenue, mdjaeent to La Salle Avenue, be graded, guttered and also Tliat drainage structures a conduit aftd two storm water inlets) be constructed is. and adjacent to, the northern quarter of the intersection of La Salle Avenue with Moraga Avenue.

Excepting, hbwever. from the afore-described work, the grading of that piortion of the roadway area of La Salle Avenue that lies between the gTjtters proposed to be constructed. Tie aforesaid improvement shall be done to the curb grades (which are n4t official furb grades) that are shown on the hereinafter mentioned; plans. 1 i All of the aforesaid improvement is to be made in accordance With the plans and Specifications adopted said improvement by thhs Council by Resolution No. 23392 C.M.S.

to which said plans and specif i-catians reference is made for the full and detailed description; Of said proposed improvement. i And said Cquncil does hereby determine and declare that. In Its opinio, damage jto private property will result from the afore-described improvement and that, therefore, the district of land to be benefited by said- Improvement shall be specially assessed to pay the costs, jand expenses thereof! and the damages caused by said improvement, which district of land ifhall be known as the' assessment, district, and is particularly delineated and bounded as shown on that Certain map entitled "Plat fshowing the district proposed to be assessed for the improvement of LaliSalle Avepue between Mountain Boulevard and Moraga Avenue-and portions of! Mountain Boulevard and Moraga Avenue adjacent to La, Salle Avenue filed August 2, 1949 in the office of the City Clerk, i Council? hereby determines that serial bonds shall be issued to represent assessments of twenty-five dollars or more for the costs and- expenses of the lafore-described Improvement and that a bond will issue to represent eafh such assessment remaining unpaid at the expiration of thilrty days after the first publication of the notice of the recording of the assessment by the Superintendent of Streets; said serial bonds shall lextend over a period ending nine years from the second' day of Januafry next succeeding the issuance of said bonds, and an even annual proportion of the principal sum thereof shall be payable by coupon on the second day 4f January every year after their date until the whole is pafd. The interest on said bonds shall be payable semi-annually by coupojh on the second day ot January and July respectively, of each year, at the rate of five per cent per annum on all sums unpaid; until the wholes of said principal and interest is paid. Said bonds shall be issued in accordance with the provisions of Part 4 of the aforesaid Division of th Streets ahd Highways Code of the State of NOTICE IS IHEREBY GIVEN that Thursday, the ISth day of September A.D..

1949, at SO minutes after 7 o'clock p.m., is hereby fixed as the day and hour, and the Council Chamber in the City Hall, Oakland California, as the place when and where any and all persons having any objections to the aforedescribed proposed street improvement may appeajr before skid Council and show cause why said proposed improve tnentlshould not be done in accordance with this resolution; time and place is also fixed as the time and place for the hearing, in accordance with Resolution No. 23393 C.M.S. ef preliminary determination, iu to theipublic convenience and necessity of the construction of the aforesaid improvements- in accordance with the provialons of Division 8 of he Streets and Highways Code and without compliance with. th Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act 1931. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, reference is hereby made to said Resolution.

of Intention No. 23394 C.M.S., and to the plans and specific- 1 ofr World-famous Hamilton Air Force Base Precision Drill Team Will put on its spectacular routine between games. "A- 1000 gardenias will be presented to the first 1000 ladies to enter the Park, through the etfurtesy of Mr. T. E.

Louis of Fairway Storesl ir 1500 miniature bat and ball keychains will be given to boys andjgirls by the Oakland Junior Chamber of Commerce. Two brand new Schwinn bicycles will be given away to lucky ticket holders by Rose Andersen Sporting Goods Store. -k Music and entertainment will be provided oil afternoon by: ie V.FAV. Post 1010 Drum Cr Bugle and Auxiliary Drill XT Kris i Knudson's Brass Band Tr Brookficld Village Cub Pack No. 67 Drum Corps Bagpipe Band COhh OAnLY.e.GATES OPEN AT 12 MOON ttonssau on riijin tne oince ox tne b.

OAKLAND COAST LEAGUE Superintendent of Streets and Ex-officlo City Engineer of the City of Oakland. No. 189 Aug. 11 2t).