Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 46

'46-A Oakland Tribung Sunday, Aug. 19; 1951 WEATHER Tribune Honors Top Boy Dealers New winners of top honors as Rast PranaftM Bay" Rcri Morning high fog but fair otherwise except near coast Sunday and Monday. Little change in Low Sunday morning 50-55, hiph. Sunday, San Francisco 60, Oakland fc8, Ban Mateo 74, Saa Rafael 78. Westerly wind 10-20 mph in afternoons.

Northera, California Fair Sunday and Monday except scattered thunderstorms in mountains. Coastal fog. Little change in Northwesterly wind 12-25 mph' offshore. Nevada Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms Sunday and, Monday. Little change In temperature.

Expected temperatures central and north portions. High Sunday 87-87, low Sunday night above 43. Mt. RiiastaSlskiyaa Ares, Sierra Na-ada-Partlv cloudy Sunday and Monday Oakland Tribune' dealers' are Gary Bjamson of 5745 Holway Court and Bill Sanders of 1617 Fifth Stteet, Both tw Ui-WlAtHtlUUIUAU MAP i PncipitMtivn Ctctt) i0df I aysssy ir iwooo fo Awmm yt j.j of wnll ill Wtm4 Wow -t 0ll til AS It Kfct hiri youths have exceptional records of achievement, according to A. H.

Stone, Tribune circulation Under the Oakland Tnbune Dealers Yardstick Advancement program, Gary piled up a new all-time high of 613 points in July, Shipping in S.F. Bay Ports it was announced. This score reflects perfect service, prompt bill payment, full deposit savings, and with scattered afternoon thunder storms. Little change In temperature. SaeraaseBte and 8a Jvasjaisi Valley Fair Sunday and Monday, Little change tn temperature.

High Sunday 92-103, low Sunday night 70. i Saliaaa Valley Fair Sunday and Monday fog night and! moming north and. Low Sunday 50-58. Northwest tot west wind 10-20 mph ia afternoons. Baala Clara Fair Sunday and Monday except morning high fog.

Little change in temperature, i High Sunday 78-85, low Sunday night $0-55. M.nUrtr Bay Area Fog night and morning but fair otherwise Sunday and Monday. Little change in temperature. High. Sunday 65-75.

low Sunday night 50-55. Westerly wind 7-1 mph in Fort Bragg and Vicinity Fog night and morning but fair otherwise Sunday and Monday. Little change In temperature. Northwesterly wind 10-20 mph offshore. Central Ceast Csaaties Fair Sunday and Monday except coastal fog extending inland mornings.

Little change in temperature. Higft Sunday and low Sunday at Santa Rosa 78-50, San Jose 80-53. Hol-1 later 80-50, Napa 75-52. Nerthwesterm California Fair Sunday and Monday except coastal fog extending into coastal valleys locally mornings. Little change in temperature.

High Sunday 55-65 on coast, 72-82 coastal valleys and' 89-95 elsewhere. Low Sunday night 46-56. Soathera California Variable high cloudiness Sunday and Monday. Considerable night and early morning low clouds and local fog along coast. Scattered afternoon and evening thunder-showers likely over higher mountains.

Littlechange in temperatures. Cestal Valleys Variable high clouds and sunny Sunday and Monday but with early morning low clouds and local fog lower coastal portions. Little change in "temperatures. Interiar and Desert Rerlons Variable high clouds Sunday and; Monday. Few widely scattered thundershowers afternoons near mountains.

Little change in High Sunday 98 to 105 upper valleys, 105 to 113 lower valleys. Feist Ceneepeion to Sana Diege West to southwest winds 12 to 20 ph. in afternoons Sunday and Monday but generally light variable night and mornings. Low clouds night and mornings clearing along coast by noon Sunday and Monday. Little change in temperatures.

WESTERN TEMPERATURES 262 new subscriptions. A dealer the Seminary dis trict, Gary was highly praised by John his district advisor. The son of Mrs. M. C.

Biarnson. Gary is a Diamond Showers and thunderstorms are expected today orer most of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast States, with another precipitation area covering the central Mississippi Valley and central Great Lakes section. Scattered thundershowers also are -expected in the Sierra Nevadas, Southwest desert and Great Basin areas. Generally fair weather is forecast In the remainder of the Nation, with wanner temperatures anticipated in the upper Mississippi and upper Ohio Valleys and New England. AP Wirephoto.

Master Dealer. Young Sanders a University of California student attained ARRIVED IN S. F. BAY THURSDAY, AUGUST f6 PACIFIC TRANSPORT: Holth: from Los Aneles, 5:10 p.m.. Pacific Transport Line, Pier 33.

COSTIS Christoforidis; from sea. 6:45 p.m., Olympic Steamship Todds, Alameda. ANCHORAGE VICTORY; Schwarzbach; from Los Angeles, 7:39 p.m., American President Line, ier 42. THOR -Mark-; from Vancouver, 11:10 p.rrr.. General Steamship Pier 41.

FRA BERLANGA; Stark; from Gol-fito. 11:53 p.m.. United Fruit Pier 6a FRIDAY, APOCST 17 ALASKA BEAR; Noble; from sea, 2:35 a.m.. Pacific Far East Line, EI Dorado, Oakland. i.

H. TUTTLE; Kriken: from Istero Bay, 9:10 a.m.. Standard Oil Richmond: SHOOTING STAR; ReiA from sea, 6:40 A tvi T.fn Sti the top spot 'under the advancement' program when he became a 5ix-Lnamona master jjeaier last month, This is the highest rank ever attained during the is; 16 years of the achievement system. Sanders' work was lauded Two youths who arned top Honors as Oaldand Tribuno dealers tr congratulated byIA. Hi Stono (canter), drculatton manager.

They are Bui Sanders of Alameda tleft) and Gcay Bjamson ol Oakland (right), who were feted at a dinner for dealers. Looking on are Dal noma City. Pittsburgh, Shreve-; Seasonal temperatures predominated port, Washington, trace; Wichita, elsewhere In the Nation. WiUiston. .15.

NATIONAL SUMMAKT 'CALIFORNIA SUMMARY: Temperatures were again close to 100 Scattered thunder storms appeared to 1 be most active today in the West Gulfjor above the central valley of Calif or. States and the Southern Rockies, al-nia as Red Bluff recorded 103; Sacra- Jt'L a.l? fcu.rred?.tn the mento 99 and Fresno 103. In the coastal Gulf anis- South Atlantic States and in, areas seasonal weather was predominant. Vi eIon- Albuquerque, although some of the coastal valleys were. N.M., had .80 Inch of rain and moderate hotter than normal with 98 at Paso amounts were reported locally in Texas Robles and Ukiah.

San Francisco had 62. and Arizona. A few showers developed I Oakland 74. San Jns 74. and Salinas 7L.

ASSOCIATED i. Bengston: front Ven by his district advisor, oale Downing. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R.

Sanders. Both youths and their parents Downing (second from iefU and Jonn Hutcninson, aistnci aa-rxsors inoune pnoto. tura, 8:30 a.m., Associated Oil Avon. NEVADAN; Roberts; from New York. 11:40 a.m.; American-Hawaiian Steamship Pier 28.

SILVERBRIAR; Leask; from Portland, 1:05 P.m., Perr Steamship Pier 23. SAILED FROM S. F. BAY were honored during an Oakland Tribune Dealers Advancement What's Up Thunder storms were scattered through H. L.

106 841 91 S3 86 53 103 70 96 53 99 64 H. Albuquerque 96 Bakersfield 106 Blue Canyon 87 69iPortland Blythe 111 8fi Red Bluff Boise 91 58, Reno Cheyenne 81 50 Sacramento Coalinea 104 70 Salinas dinner at Hotel Leamington. in the North Atlantic States and in the Northern Plains. There was no let-up in the hot weather over a large segment of the Far West and the Texas heat wave continued unabated. The m.mm wa Oakland Couple Celebrate 62nd Wedding Anniversary out the high mountain areas and sprinkles occurred at a few low land points this morning.

No significant changes are indicated for the next two days. 71 55 generally above the 100 mark in Texas. a AMERICAN LEGION SERVICE CLUB will meet tomorrow noon Calendar THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 MANKATO VICTORY; Nichot. for sea, 4:10 p.m., Olympic Steamship Co. MARINE ARROW; Martens: for Los Angeles, 5:25 p.m., Luckenbach Line.

ANCHOR HITCH; Engberg; for sea, 6:30 p.m., Grace Line. PINE BLUFF VICTORY; Eckhart; for Portland, 7:45 p.m., Luckenbach Steam- Mr. and Mrs. GusCohn of 1530 started here, but later became Denver 88 57j Salt Lake City 97 63 Donner Smt 77 60 San Diego 76 65 El Paso 98 70; San Jose 84 58 Eureka 60 51 San Francisco 62 53 Fresno 103 671 S.F. Airport 71 55 Grand Junct 94 61! Saata Barbara 72 6 Havre 83 50 Santa Maria 73 56 Dr.

Genser Dentist Dr. Hoagland Dentist manager of the old Bell Theater. Mrs. Conn is 7ft. Harrison Street quietly celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary at their home yesterday.

Three children are visiting 52 TO 47 TODAY Trfbune radio broadcast over KLX. Philosopher! Club, 3 p.m., 11th and Crov Streets. TOMORROW them for the occasion: Albert 85 571 The Cohns have lived in Oak Cohn of Carmel, Irving of Lafayette, and Mrs. Robert fried- Hetch Hetchy 62! Santa Rosa Indio 112 82 i Seattle Lander 90 55; Sheridan Las Vegas 110 77: Spokane L.A. Airport 75 631 Stockton Med ford 94 Sunnyvale Mt.

Shasta 92 57! Susanville Needles 106 86Tonopah Oak. Airport 74 58i Williams Paso Robles 90 541 Winnemucca I Yuma EASTERN TEMPERATURES Oakland Chew and Checker Club, 263 land for most of the time since their wedding in San Francisco in 1889. Cohn, now 82, was in man of Vancouver, Wash, "piere 92 54 96 87 75 59 95 34 93 70 102 67 96 89 110 82 12th. Street. American Legion Service Club, noon, are also three grandchildren and stlttl P11 LOY.LAND; Abrahamson; for Vancouver, 7:45 p.m., Canadian Gulf Line.

RUTGERS VICTORY; Schutt; in sea. 8:20 p.m.. State Line. FRIDAY. AUGUST 17 TICONDEROGA; Davidson; 2:10 a.m., Thornley Pitt.

COUNA; Tosh; for Los Angeles, 3:05 a.m.. General Petroleum Corp. P. 4c T. VOYAGER; Carson: for Los Angeles, 6:45 a.m..

Pope Sc Talbot. Ps T. SEAFARER; Petterson; for Los Angeles, 6:50 a.m., Pope Ac Talbot. F. S.

feRYANT; Engs; for sea. 7:50 Standard Oil Co. BUNKER HILL; Taylor; for Los pm Thornley Pitt. fAUf'J5Houp: Wynne; for Los An-geles. 1 :20 p.m..

Associated Oil Co. Alhanv Rotary Club, noon. Veteran the tailoring business when he be Venial H. L. H.

L. a great-grandson. is' A 5 jj a "Vi 1. v. 94 91 -73 for nrovai 01 73 62! New York 78 64 Memorial Building, Portland and Bamona Avenues, Albany.

Hish Twelve Club, noon. Moose Club. Leasu ot Women Voters of Oakland, p.m.. Lake View Branch. Library.

Merritt Toastmasters Club No. S39, 6:5 510 17th Street. Square Dancing, Santa Fe Clodhoppers, to 10:30 p.m., Santa School, Mth and Market Streets. Manzanita Improvement Club, 7:30 p.m., Manvnft fu-hnnl And i tnritlm. it the Moose Club.

Art Loner- rgan will speak on "What Will Your Dollar Buy?" AMERICAN LEGION' AUXILIARY, Unit No. 5 will hold a pre-conyention meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial Building. Delegates to the convention which will be held at San Diego are Mildred Markle, Elsie Mattos, secretary, Helen Hemphill and Lillian Smith. Alternates are Lucille Du Yore, Margaret Below, Ruth Clendenin and Anne Barney.

A program, presented at-the meeting by Mrs. Esther England, will include an old hit parade with prizes. BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN, Ladies Auxiliary to Oakland Lodge No. 63 will celebrate its 58th anniversary, tomorrow, -after regular 8:30 p.m. meeting at the Key System- Employees Building.

Mary Seaver will be acting president. SUN, MOON AND TIDE Atlanta Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Chicago Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Houston Jacksonville Kansas City Memphis Miami Minneapolis 3 96 76 North Platte 85 54 78 City 94 73 93 79i Omaha 83 59 75 95 78 81 58; Pittsburgh 78 69 77 5B Rapid City f4 56 107. 78! St. Louis 83 65 94 San Antonio 102 75 96 75! Shreveport 93 75 8566! Washington 84 70 87 65; Wichita 88 68 87 82i WiUiston 79 58 72 52 Folk Dancing. San Leandro Folk Dancers, i to 10:30 p.m..

Bancroft Junior SUNDAY. AUGUST 19 -Deformti v. MOUTH Sun rises I Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets 9.20a QDS New Moon 1st Qtr. Full Moon Last Otr. Sept.

1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Aug. 24 AUGUST 19 TO AUGUST 23 1 PRECIPITATION Was tern Albuquerque Cheyenne, Can Be Caused Eastern Brownsville. .01: Detroit, Fort Worth, Houston, Memphis, Miami, New Orleans, Okla- High School, San Leandro.

Cutter Bear Chapter, United States Coast Guard League, 8 p.m., Alameda Veterans Memorial Building. Bock ridge Improvement Club. 8 p.m.. Bockridge Woman's Clubhouse, 5632 Keith Avenue. Hamlet Circle, Companions of the Forest.

p.m., Alameda Odd Fellows Hall. East Oakland Post No. 89, Regular Veterans Association. 5117 Keith Avenue. Oakland Orpheus Club, p.m., Piedmont Avenue School.

Folk Dancing, H-M Steppers, intermediate Folk dancing, to 10:30 p.m.. Horace Mann School, 52nd Avenue and Ycnacio Street. Folk Dancers. Hilltop Swingers Be 1 TIDE TABLE by Ill-Fitting Dentures. Consult a dentist regularly X-BAY DIAGNOSIS COLON THERAPY H.W.

L.W. H.W. L.W. 7.8 8 6 6 1.6 6 2 0.7 6.7 1.2 5.5 1.6 6.7 1.1 4.9 2.4 6.6 1.0 4.6 3.1 6.4 properly th facial NS. muscles.

Vs ginning Class, to 10:30 p.m., Burkhalter East Oakland Post No. 471, American CALIFORNIA SOCIETY OF BEDUCING WHY ALTER DENTAL PLATES? Legion, 8:13 p.m.. Legion Hall, ill Havenseourt Boulevard. TOWNSEND CLUBS TODAY Free Consultation PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, East Bay Chapter will hear The Smog Problem in Los Angeles" discussed tomorrow at the regular meeting at.7:30 p.m. at the Lakeview Branch Li The Uma and heights of tides in the above U.S.

Coast and Geodetie Surveys table are given for the foot of Park Street. Oakland: for Fort Point subtract 40 minutes. Notice In the above tabulation of the odes the daily tides are given In the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early-morning tides to the left-hand column. The columns of heights give the elevation of each tide in feet above or below levl 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.

Mast Meeting, p.m.. Sixth District Clubs, 3038 East 16th Street. Mass Meeting, 2 p.m., Seventh District Dr.FOXD.c. SYSTEM 8724 East 14tb OAKLAND LO ft-542 2435 Sbattnck BERKELEY TH S-860 20019 East 14th HATWABD LU t-2ICi8 brary, 550 El Embarcadero, fJupst-srvpnkpr Will hp Dr. Vrer! Clubs, St.

ceorge nail, 2430 urove street. TOMORROW Dewey Club, 2:30 p.m., 3038 East 16th Street. Coombs System Trained Narses Alameda Club No. 1, 7:30 p.m., Pythian Too few plate wearers know that changes in the gum tissue under dental plates make it necessary to alter these plates so that WEARING THE PLATES WILL NOT HARM THE PLATE WEARER. 1.

By causing uneven pressure which causes soreness and absorbtion of tissue and bone. 2. By cutting into muscles as the plates settle. (Possible causa of cancer). 3.

By causing UNDUE NERVOUSNESS, because of continual irritation. 4. By CAUSING DEAFNESS, WHOLE OR PART, BECAUSE OF IRRITATION. 5. By CAUSING INEFFICIENCY OF THE SUBSTITUTES FOR THE NATURAL TEETH, SO THAT -PLATE WEARER CANNOT EAT IN COMFORT.

6. By MAKING PLATE WEARERS LOOK OLDER THAN THEY SHOULD, CHANGING THEIR APPEARANCE. Hall. 1510 Oak Street, Alameda. 3038 East 16th Fairfax Club, 7:45 p.m Street.

erick G. Sawyer, director of the air and water pollution research program at Stanford Research Institute. EAST BAY ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE WOMEN will hold its' annual picnic tomorrow at the home of Helen Rumet- 0 REDUCE And still mtt all yen want of som foods! Msnv have lost 10 to 23 lbs. a month FREE TRIAL TREATMENT 26 TREATMENTS $20 BAUER SYSTEM S34 E. 15th St.

KE l-MTJ sch, corresponding secretary, atj Starting their 63rd year of married life today are Mr. jrid Mrs. Gus Cohn of 1520 Harrison Street. Relatives- and Charge Accounts friends Joined the couple, long-time Oaklcmders, in cplm-' 3046 Delaware Street. The barbecue will be supplemented by art auction, with proceeds going to the blind children's "En brating their 62nd wedding imniversary yesterday.

Ul llUVf UVU I I- able for sufferers of on J' Approved chanted Hills," a summer camp Sinus, Catarrh, Stomach, In Napa County, Credit Bladder, Kidney, Liver, Rheuma 'OAKLAND HI-12 CLUB will hear Sol Gilberg, Oakland real estate broker, at tomorrow's noon tism, Arthritis, Blood, Constipation, i meeting at the Moose Club. He will speak on "Call to Free dom," deajing with taxation. Repaired and Relined tn Multipurpose MAfERPIECES f- Fl By belli: x7 Rsrcb "Architect! of Yom plumed VSv Automatic Posture PlJcrnent Xx. patented OAKLAND KIWANIS CLUB Ulcer, Poison Oak, and other Skin Troubles. Secure them from your dealer, Drug, Health Store.

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11, Ladies Auxiliary will neet at 8 p.m. tomorrow -at the IOOF Hall, 1252 East 14th Street, San Leandro. Hazelmae Spainhower will preside. Drill practice for inspection? will be held. May Renoud will be chairman.

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH will hold its vacation Bible School from 9 a.m. until noon beginning tomorrow and lasting through August 31. Children from 3 years through junior high school age will be accepted. Further information may be obtained from the pastor, P.

W. Bergstresser, at the church, 1820 55th Avenue VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS East Bay Navy Auxiliary No. 3765 will hold a regular business meeting at 8 pjn. tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial 1 Building. Fannie I Fredericks will preside.

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