Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

"'ksVi 11 Rites Set for $1 ,564,000 School IS POISON OAK WORTH Job Awarded Mrs? Graham How bad Is poison oak? poison oak last March tl William W. Noe. Portland. Ore. and still has It BERKELEY, Sept 11 A fare Noe's suit charges the SP.

with. BERKELEY, Sspt It. With wd of I1JM.00O eon tract. railroad brakeman, put a price on the head of the noxious bush yesterday $30,000. in sUowinc poison' well service will be held tomorrow afternoon for Mrs.

Elisabeth construction of new feulldin i The railroad man sued the B. Graham, prominent political to replaos old ftracturts st Southern Pacific for that much leader who died early yesterday oak to grow In its yards along the route between Oswega and WiltaminaOre, where bis duties), required him to result of jkhat claims, he hasnt been able to work iaJ in San Francisco Suoerior Court at Herrick Hospital. the Jcfefnoa snd FtsniJa Elementary schools is expected to start shortly, claiming his suffering was worth Twice a delegate to the Demo cratic National Convention, Mrs, tne mentioned sum and that it The Berkeley Board of Educa was the railroad's fault that he six! months end is still itching. Graham had been active in Bay area Democratic circles for many tion awarded the contract late yesterday to the San Francisco firm of Moore Roberts. The STRICKEN ON TRAIN action came after a second set of i bids had been opened on the project hospital shortly before pjm.

V' I RELEASE ASKED Monday after aha became ill on a Key System train and collapsed on the street while walking to a In original biddinf. the James Barnes Company of San Tran- bus at Akatras Avenue and Ade cisco submitted a low offer of $1,377,700, but asked to be re leased from the contract, because the firm had neglected to include an item for plumbing. line Street Sho bit her head on the pavement as she fell and died in the hospital early 'the next morning without regaining consciousness. An autopsy disclosed that death vi WXSkm Btas, taafawtr of the passenger feat which smashed Into a troop tram, testifies beiore a board of Inquiry in Pittsburgh. Pa.

(Story an Pag U. AP Wirephoto. The school board, refusing to release the firm entirely, still is holding a $29,000 bid bond uhile awaiting litigation to determine the amount of damage suffered. AUDITORIUM INCLUDED was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage and a basal fracture of the skull, probably doe to the fait HUSBAND SURVIVES Graham is survived by her husband, William S. Graham, Saa Francisco attorney; a daughter, Mrs.

Betty Graham Pickens of Washington, D.C, and a grand The contract awarded yesterday is for a building housing 23 classrooms, an auditorium, cafeteria and auxiliary roosss at Franklin U.C. WOMEN AT COPENHAGEN MEET Smoke or Gas won't discolor it, because if Fume-Proof Dion Soxnt t. recetres a cup of punch from Mrs. Jar Bros, president of tho Sheffield PTA. at kat night'! dedication of the new Sheffield Village School Building at 251 Mar-low Drtre, Looldng on is Selmer H.

Berg (left), superintendent of schools; Otto HUb. presl-dent of Oakland's Board of Education, and Wesley Dt CoDL 8. School, and a structure containing 19 class rooms, a combined audi daughter, Elizabeth Hopkins Pickens. The family home is at 3032 College Avenue. BERKELEY, Sept IS.

Two torium and cafeteria, and auxiliary units at Jefferson School, Services wilt be held ft 1:30 The school board had set aside Pittsburgh's new Fume-Proof, Sun-Proof House Paint produces film of unusual whiteness that reslly stays white! Coal smoke or industrial fumes will not darken or discolor it It's self -cleaning, too remores surface dire Fifteen durable colors. WW Xthf Pm1ii tm 'fcnHi. p.m. in the Little Chapel of the Flowers, Adeline Street at Ashby station. Interment will be private.

members of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service, Claribel Nye, State Leader in Home Economics, snd Ruby Flowers, home advisor in Napa County, are now in Denmark. They are attending a meeting in Copenhagen of the Associated 4 I $1,625,000 to cover cost of the two buildings, their furnishings and equipment, and architects' fees. In order to meet increased costs, the board diverted $138,000 from a special capital outlay fund, set up to purchase a site for proposed Undergarten-prhnary unit Jane Cowl Died in Debt, Report Shows NEW YORK. Sept Udl POTTS BOURSES PLATE GIASS COMPANY Jane CowL one of the country's in the western part of the city. Country Women of the World, accompanied by two other California women, Mrs, A.

J. Cliff, state chairman of the home department 1 fU foremost sctresses, was deeply in debt when she died last June. 1 1 It was disclosed in Surrogate's of the California Farm Bureau, Court yesterday that she left Polio Victim Is Flown From Germany HOUSTON, Tex, Sept I BERKELEY 2131 UilversHy An. Al 3 2461 IN OAKLAND 1121 Ctstrt IL 1-2381 3241 Ftstaill live. KE 3-7EM and Mrs.

Grace Casale of Tehama County. assets of only $3000 against debts of $13,000. Objectives of the A.C.W.W. Edward H. Rosenwasser, 22, of She had no known relatives.

convention, at which 500 women Fort Worth, stricken with polio in Europe this summer, arrived here last night by special plane from Open daily from 9:30 until 5 JO Oakland, 21st 4 Broadway, HI 4-4343 Frahkfun, Germany, from 23 countries meet are defined as "promoting better, understanding among the rural women of the world, and encouraging aH types of education, including health, nutrition, and housing." He was flown here by the Air Force and made the trip in an iron lung. 60 BWJMS does it again I A 1 t'cVW Headquarters for DACK-T0 -SCHOOL HEEDS Safe driving awards were given three Easttxry tadustrr pssntatrre last nlaht at an award dinner sponsored bj the Castbar Chapter of the National Safety CoandL Holding ffwoTd plaoies are rtoy M. SnxxndVXolsif Oef0 Tame X'Beatfr, Zlpptf Blslirt Ffflirraptr Sekul Ptnt It Pinillt Pemanente Cement Company: Paul Fisher, chairman of Safety Councfl. and Frank Codery, of the United Parcel Service. Tribune photo.

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