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t31A TRAILERS, Rust WaittJ Oakland Tribune, Tuesday, Aug. 5, 1952 31 U3-AUT0S FOR SALE BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS DEATHS San Francisco Licensei EDGMON-P ARRIS Charles Edgmon, 80. San Francisco, and Delia arris. 62. Oakland.

GLINDERMAN-NEILL Henry GHnder-man, 66, Coeur d'Alene. and Hazel Neill. 66. Sacramento: HAINES-BJAGINt Thornton Raines. 10, Berkeley, and Beverly Riaglnl, 19, San Francisco.

MARKER McKTNNEY Floyd Marker: 23. and Betty McKinney, 22. San Rafael. Berkeley Births Born to the wife of: BAKER, Joseph, girl. BAUMUOFT, Martin girL BICKUM, Malcum boy.

BIELSKI, Caslmer, girL BROOKS. Rudolph Valentino. girL CHRISTOPHE, Armand girl. COLEMAN. Horace boy.

DANIELS, 8. girL FISCHER. Robert girt. GUTIERREZ, Tony, twin boys. -JACKSON.

Richard I. girL JONES, W. girL JONES, Andrew, girL KIEFER, H. boy. MAHOOD, H.

girL McCARTHER, Alonzo, girL MELLO, Paul boy. MENTON, Ivar, girL MOORE. James boy. MORITA, Noboru, boy. ROSENBLTJM.

Martin. girL PIONA. William, girL SAMPSON, George boy. STINGLEY, Richard, girL TALLEY. J.

boy. THOMAS. W. boy. TRIPLETT, 3.

Jr, boy. WALKER. Eddie, boy. WHITTLE. Edward.

girL AINSWORTH. J. C. boy. BENEDICT.

A. SlrL BILLING. girL i HARRISON. R. boy.

LOGAN, J. girt. MELNICOE. W. BOF.

NEMETZ. S. girL PETERSON, J. boy. SAMUELSON, M.

girL CARRINGTON. D. girL BURGESS, P. girL CHESSUM. G.

S. boy. COMPAS. G. boy.

HOEY. R. D. boy. KINDT.

Carl girL MIDDLEKAUTT, R. girL NOWICKI. N. girL BALLACHEY, W. boy.

BECHTOLD, R. boy. carter, o. GLENN, H. boy.

haynes, c. boy. MORSE, R. Al. girl.

NEVEU, W. boy. i SOUSA. girl. -STUBBINS, W.

boy. URHAUSEN, D. boy. AM MEN, P. boy.

APENES. H. boy. FONG, boy. HOLCOMBE, K.

girL KOCH, Nathan E-, girL MORESKINE, girl. HOWE. E. slrL i 8CHOENBEIN, P. girL BTAriit, 8.

girL I I TURKOVICH. boy. ANDERSON, O. girL BAGBY. G.

8.. boy. BAKER. R. boy.

ELLEDGE, P. R. boy. FAULKNER, R. boy.

PELTON. C. C. girL POSTER, boy. Garcia.

Albert, girt; HOFFMANN, L. C. girL JOHNSON, A. girL LEWIS. girL LISTER.

D. boy. MEDINA. S. rl.

NAEGLE. B. boy. NEWELL. R.

eirL NTDEVER, H. B. boy. PARKER. W.

girl. PePPeRDINE, boy. ROBERTSON. Otha, boy. ewJC'TT.

T. girL i SMITH, J. 8., girL Licenses Issued1 O'CONNELL-PAHEY Henry Francis unuwii, zn, ana semaaetto Muriel Pahey. 25. both Oakland.

BELL-GREER Kenneth Ray Bell, moiine, iijinois, ana Dciores Col- jn ureer, au, oraova. Illinois. CALLOWAY-ANDREWS Percy Lee Cal- RIGGLE-SLATER William Harry Slg- Be, -w. ana irace Biater, 23. both Berkeley.

PZNEDA-MOYA Joe Perez Pineda. 84. ana (jatairna tones Moya, 82. both Mountain Vlewi POST-ORCUTT George William Post, -ewrj-on, ana Mane Dorothy Orcutt. 35.

Oakland. HILL-CURRAN Ernest Rudolph Hill, 19, Aurexa, ana jose prune Marie Curran, 14. San Francisco. Divorces Filed SMITH. Glatlva T.

Tr.V.-r4 KELLER. Angelene R. vs. Robert E. Duin iun, Constance vs.

Albert H. MARKS. Alalr O. vs. Arthur L.

STEWART, Jack Waltemar vs. Ruth L. BOULDIN, Louise Benjamin P. Jr. Alameda Births Born to the wife of: HIEMENGA, John; boy.

BROWN. Robert: girL KNIGHT, Joe; NIPNECKER. David: girL MIGUEL, Charles; boy. COUSINEAU. John: boy.

CHILD E. Edward; girL HEITMAN, John; boy. SILVA, Norman; boy. SANDS. Melvln: girL REYNOLDS, girt.

ahlmahk, Rhangnar; boy. JOHNSON, Raymond: boy. MESQUTTA. Toneyj boy. VICKERSON, Henry; boy.

SCHREIBER. Gerard. girL BOOYER, Dennie: boy. FREITAS, Daniel; boy. NELSON-REUSCHER Edward Nelson.

in. uaxiana. ana ienora Keuscner, X3. Sacramento. ROGERS-BRIGGEMAN Walter Rogers 24.

Carmichact. and Sally Briggeman, 37, Oakland. Contra Costa County MA8UAGI LICENSES ISSUED GRAZIANI PUCCTNELLI Dominic Joseph Graciana, 37. Antloch, and Marian Barbara Puccinelli, 34, San Francisco. TROXELL-WEATHERBY William Thurlow TroxelL 21, Antioch, and Oleta Mao Weatherby, 18, Brentwood.

MAYBEE-BAKER Joe Thomas Maybee. 29, Yelm, and Ruth Lyons Baker. 39, Yakima, Wash. MINGES-DRAPER Donald' Joe Mlnges 18, and Elizabeth Anne Draper. 18.

both Concord. ANTHONY Of 840 Blossom Way, San Leandro, August 3. 1992. Clair, beloved wife of Thomas Arthur Anthony, loving mother of: Lawrence (Bud), and Earl Anthony, Mrs. Hazel Gibbons and Mrs.

Myrtle Slmpkin, loving grandmother of Audrey, Douglas and Kenneth Gibbons and Donald Simpkin, loving great grandmother of two great-grandchildren, loving sister of Mrs. A. Fisher of Vancouver, B.C.. Mrs. Annabell Aulthouse, Mrs.

J. A. La Pointe, Mrs. Jess Melrose; a native of Winnipeg, Canada, aged 77 years. -Friends are invited to attend services from the New Mortuary of Bannon.

6800 East 14th Street. Oakland', on Wednesday afternoon, August 6. IBM at 8:30 o'clock p.m. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. (For further information call TRlnldad 1-1011).

AZEVEDO In Modesto, August 1. 1952. Helen Finley Azevedo, beloved wife of Dr. Joseph L. Azevedo, mother of Warren and Donald Azevedo.

daughter of Mrs. 8. E. Finley, sister of Arthur and Raymond Finley, Genevieve Hodts and Edith Dunstan. A native of California.

Private services were held Tuesday afternoon, August S. (Favored charity. Cancer Fund.) Entombment. Mountain View Mausoleum. (Albert Brown Mortuaries.) BELL In Oakland.

August 4, 1951, Owen, beloved husband of Alice Bell; loving father of Ralph Bell, Mrs. Lula Rosenboom, Mrs. Emmaline Ditmars, Mrs. Ethyl Smart, and Mrs. Bernice Boyles: also leaves 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; a native of Eikhom, Wisconsin; aged 84 years.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services August 6, 1952, at 1 p.m. at the Fruitvale chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery (phono KEllog 3-4114). CHILDS In Richmond, August 4, 1951, Edward Horace Childs of 5311 Burlingame Avenue, Richmond, husband of Mrs.

Estelle Childs of Richmond, father of Miss Paye Childs of Richmond, Raoul Le Roy Childs of Berkeley, grandfather of Warren Childs of Portland, and Raoul Le Roy Childs Jr. of Lebarmon, Ore. A member of the Typo graphical union. Local 21, of San rrancisco, a native of Illinois Services will be conducted Wednesday, August 6. 1952, at 1 p.m.

by the Rev. Laurance L. Cross of the North- brae Community Church from' the El Cerrito Chapel of the Wilson Kratzer Mortuaries, 616 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, Calif. A private parking area adjacent to the building is provided for your convenience. Private committal will follow at Sunset View.

For further information please telephone LA ndscape CHRIST In Oakland. August 8. 1951, Mary ranees (jnnst, beloved wife, of Joseph Christ; sister of the late John Hollenstine of Butte, Montana, and May- nard and Joseph; Hollenstine: cousin of Mrs. Johanna Eonner; aunt of Ida Saunders, Lena Elliott and Joseph and William Hollenstine; a member of the Rosarian Society, the Third Order of St Francis, the C.L.A.S.. the Alter Society and the Neighbors of Woodcraft No.

166; a native of Switzerland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday. August 6. 1952, at 9 a.m. from the: East Lawn Chapel of Wadsworth-Pine Be Borba East 14th Street, corner of Fifth Ave nue.

Oakland; thence to St. Anthony's Church, where a mass of requiem will be sung for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a-m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Officers and members of the above named societies are requested to assemble for the Rosary at 8 o'clock for our late member, Mary Frances Christ (For further Information, please call GL encourt 16941.) Butte, Mont, papers please FABIAN In Oakland. August S. 1953, William Fabian, husband of the late May Davis Fabian; brother of Mrs. Emma Russell; uncle of Eugene and ACROSS fables. 38 Famous Cincinnati folk.

41 Fret away. 41 Meaning of 44 Topples. 46 English leader. 47 Leaver of valid will. 49 Brand new.

i 51 Revolve i mentally. 81 First victim of fratricide, ACROSS S3 In football formation. 58 Teeser: colloq. 60 Cover a house. 61 Watered silk.

63 Removed by force. 84 Commotion. 65 More experienced. 66 Alcohol lamp. 67 Projecting tooth 66 Section of orchestra.

69 Roll up film. DOWN IS Existing inherently. DOWW 63 Diminutive 9uiiix, Selattea to Testerday'a Passle DEATHS A private party wants a Sparton house trailer. TE mplebar S-3143. CSS TRAILER PARTS PARTS replaced: bunk beds; 1 repairs: recovering; your location: I terms.

Trailer re Da Irs. SW eetwood 9-0860. 554 TRACTORS FOR SALE T.D9 loader. 185L 160 hours, will oeTJ equity, concord 7399, LA ndscape 8-2789. 800 AIRPLANES FOR SALE LATE 1948 Cessna 140: rood: shape: wheel pants with landing lights, motor recently topped, metal prop, almost new tires ana brakes, l-way $1500.

roiiette, Lucerne 1-9108 after 4 p.m. 1 109 LOST AIREDALE terrier, female, black; saddle; tan legs, muzzle and ears; not collar; rewira, tw inoaita s-soto. BOXER, female; fawn and black; vi cinity lostn ana san Leandro i Boule vard. LO ckhaven 9-8843. CHILD'S blue serge coat, 1 year size.

between 61st and Oregon on HUlegass, August ist. reward, hu mboiatt 3-5634. COLLIE, sable, white. re ward for any information or return; cniKrs pet. LO ckhaven COCKER, wire hair black male, eld doe, Fairfax district.

Reward! ANdover 1-9943 DOG, Schnauzer female, "Christy' gray; vicinity uasuana Airport. Jtewara. lu eerne 1-4999. I GOLD and rhineatone bracelet, down. town Oakland, August 2nd.

AShberry 3-9Z39. LOST: keys: between 26th-51st. on Tele- graph, Saturday. Reward. HU mboldt 3-5107.

1 I AV0, UUIIM1 VUVAVC ff WWJb. male, child a pet; i near a Btroet-ssna Avenue. LO ckhaven 8-12SI. I LADY'S gold wrist watch. 10th Street- Clay; reward.

LA ndscape 6-2776. LOWER plate. Reward, Box P107934, Tribune, i I PURSE, white. 5th Avenue-East 12th; return valuable, papers. Patricia IO Keli ly, TE mplebar 4-8539.

PARAKEET, green, red band on leg. number reward. Lucerne 1-4672. Castro Valley. PACKAGE, by blind lady, containing nylon blouse; near Telegraph-21st.

Re-ward. TE mplebar 6-3037. PARAKEET, light blue, lost July list. TWlnoaks 1-1875. 1 REWARD; will man who picked up stainless steel link Bracelet ana wno conversed with shoe shine man at cor ner Washington and San Pablo Avenue between 11-12 a.m.

last Thursday call TW lnoaks 3-8273. SILVER candy dish; lost on Stanton Avenue; sentimental value; aza rewara. Return to 18761 Stanton, or -phone Lucerne 2-4344. SMALL all black, i short hairedj Fox Terrier type, male dos: vicinity Fair mont Terrace. Reward.

LO ckhaven 9-7139 TRAVELING bag, 2 suiter; containing clothes, personal papers, initials K.r.s. Poplar street near itn. uDerai rewara. Richard P. Stovroff, TE mplebar 2-7507; eveninrs.

HI chcate 4-0182. WATCH, lady's gold Elgin; vicinity, Mac Arthur-High Street. San Leaadrq; re ward. TR lnldad 3-4695. 1 WATCH, ladv's Loncine.

bleck band. Highland Avenue; i rewara. eamoni 8-0802. WALLET, lady's, green, containing no loenuncauon oapenw, i money i reward. KEllog 4-3865.

I WALLET, valuable papers; Herxog Street: keep money, return wanet. TR tnidad 1-6741. I WRIST watch, mtn'i Bulova, vicinity 23rd Avenue; reward, -wu. 1110 FOUND -jrvs'rtfxxmi'mm'' a ah- an aaaa FOUND, colli, male; owner pay adL Lu cerne 1-4002: Lucerne 1-2053. FOUND: aged Scotty dog.

Fairfax: dii tnct. East oaKiano. ri wmm g-ctj. FOUND: dog, old. gray and white, part PUPPY.

male. Foothill and High, eve- nines KI Hoc 4-5457. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY OR RENT $53, including utilities; S-room front. xurnianea; suitaDie woraung coupie. convenient transportation.

29th Street near West; white. GLencourt a-Q69. ALTA Case, 3500 35th Avenue; 2 rooms. furnished; excellent transportation, Vinnnlne adults. I EAST 17th Street, i '3328; modern rooms, unfurnished; lease, wmie, Xversreen 8-4708.

4 FOR SALE HYDROPLANE, not for racing but pleasure; 979 or 9130 wltn new trailer. 6927 Donal. El Cerrito. BE rkeley 7-2600. davs.

i I DINING set, 8 chairs, buffet; walnut; excellent, 975. 6927 ponai, El tern to. BKrkelev 7-2800 davs. i HUDSON, 1851 aedan, clean; aeUj or trade equity; principals oniy. Aitew IJt tiriarana 4-848.

aMWVwwwwwaAaaw' EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE machinists (1) auto me chanic (1) experienced. Apply wir. Agrilla. Simas Bros, engine rebuilding. 1430 14th Avenue, YOU can place Wants Ads tn the Oakland Tribune at: Berkeley, 2040 Addison.

Havward. 158 SmaUey. Richmond, Macdonald. Walnut Creek. 1534 Bonanza.

NOTICE BIDS FOR PAINTING AND REPAIRING 100,000 GALLON ELEVATED WATER STORAGE TANK AT OUTER HARBOR TERMINAL. The Board of Port Commissioners of the ntv of Oakland, at Jta offices. Room 71, Grove Street Pier, will receive aeaiea bias on atonamy, A 11 1 tt 4 ti.tn.ii th. hnnra of 1:00 ani 1.00 p.m. for PAINTING AND REPAIRING 100,000 GALLON ELEVATED WATER STORAGE TANK AT OUTER HARBOR TERMINAL.

Oakland, California. Form of proposal and affidavit thereon, together with apeelficatione, will be furnished by the anderalraed gratuitously. Specif icatlona will be available in Room 71 on Monday. August 4, 1951. certined cnecK in the amount of tea per cent (10T4) of bid to accompany bid.

Bond in full amount of contract to bo furnished by auoceasful bidder. Contract time shall begin on date of written notice from Chief Engineer that contract ia in effect and shall be completed within aixty (60) calendar days from date of said notice. The Board reserves the rlghti to reject any and all bida. V. v.

ltU3i. of Port Commissioners No. 71 Aug. 1 (9t NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISH ING GASOLINE ENGINE DRIVEN WARNING SIREN EQUIPMENT TO THE CITY OF OAKLAND CIVIL DEFSNSa AND DISASTER COUNCIL. The City cierk win receive aeaiea bida or propoaala In hla office in the City Hall at any time prtot to the hour of o'clock p.m.i en Tuesday, tho 11th day of August, 19S2.

for furnlahinr arasolino engine driven warning siren equipment to the City of Oakland Civil Defenae and DIaaater Council. Specifications and blank forms or proposals win be furniahed by the City Clerk on anolication. Price bid shall include delivery and California State Salea Tax. Tho City ia exempt from City of Oakland Sales Tax and Federal Exclao Tax, All propoaala snail bo accompanied by a check la an amount not Iaaa than ten per eent (19) of tho aggregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Chae. M.

Don. City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which cheek and the therein aneeiflaid ahaJI be forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland if tho successful Didder falls to execute tho contract in the required form and furnish tho bond required. BondJn an amount oqual to one-fourth tho total contract Srlco to bo rivon by successful bid-er as a ajuarantee for faithful per formance or the contract, uoatract to be entered into within tea (10) days after award thereof. Said equipment to bo furnished andi delivered in accordance with specifl-cations therefor adopted 19, mi. i CHAS.

1C DON, City Clonk. No. 71 An. (St) i 9 Technicians To Aid Police In Crime Probes Oakland Police Chief Lester J. Divine today announced appointment of the first nine officers to the newly created Technicians Detail.

The' duties of the police technicians will be to assist beat officers in criminal investigation and to search for, evaluate and preserve physical evidence. Each technician's car will carry a fingerprint kit, camera, plaster for taking footprint impressions, infra-red illuminators, and other criminalogical equipment Although working' out of the Central Division, they will be dispatched to any section of the city when needed. I Twenty veteran officers out of 150 who applied were given an intensive two week course, conducted by FBI agents, in scientific detection methods. Those appointed yesterday were Patrolmen Dominic Di Fraia, Rex Smith, Frank Stein-brenner, Walter Parker, Richard Verwer, W. W.

Werner, Clarence Lucas, R. K. Forte and Mathew Roehl. i Mrs. Grace Pope Awarded $115,786 SAN JOSE, Aug.

5. Mrs. Grace Shields I Pope, divorced wife of the late William Kenneth Pope, was awarded a $115,786 settlement the former steamship company executive's estate. i Mrs. Pope, 52, filed suit in March for $684,360 against the estate of Pope, vice-president of Pope Talbot Lines, who died last October at his: Los Gatos home.

The bulk of his estate, valued at more than a million dollars, was willed to his widow, Mrs. Mattie Harvey Pope, 31, of Los Gatos. A divorce settlement in 1948 gave the first Mrs. Pope $100,000 in cash in lieu of community property, and $2000 a month alimony for life. She filed against the estate to collect alimony which would be I due her under life expectancy.

S.F. Will Vote on Forest Purchase The question of whether San Francisco spends $100,000. to help purchase Butano Forest for a state park today was referred to the city voters in November, Eight members of the city and county Board jof Supervisors signed a declaration of policy putting on the ballot an appro pnation of $100,000 in the 1952 53 budget The city had! been asked to join with San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties! and private groups to raise money to match state funds for purchase of the U040-acre forest lying in the other two counties. The request Came after the private owners of the tract an' nounced they planned to log the last sizable virgin stand of redwoods in the Bay area if it were not bought as a park. Sari Leandro Sales Taxi Boosted SAN LEANDRO, Aug.

5. The City Council here last night passed an ordinance increasing the city's sales tax from to 1 per cent The increase was" voted to help finance a recently adopted six-year, $2,383,300 capital im provements program of a 24-man citizen advisory I committee. The vote on the issue, made at the close of the; longest counci session on record, was 4-3. Op posing the measure were Coun- cilmen Antone Cannizzaro, Richard H. Musson and Sam J.

Via hos. The increase will bring the city an estimated $140,000 annually. The meeting I opened in i jammed council: chamber at 8 pjn. and ended at 1 ajn. A lively audience punctuated the session with applause for various pro and con speakers.

LEGAL Nomcn NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED SALE. OF CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE CITT OF- OAK LAND AND BELONGING TO JOINT HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO. 26 OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. RESOLUTION WHEREAS that certain herein after described property ts the property of Joint Highway JMstrict no. is or tne ttaie or, aiizornia: anil' i WHEREAS said property is not required tor purposes or said Lis UU WHEREAS in the opinion of this Beard of Directors, said property snouid do removed irora toe respec tive premises on which It is lo csted to order that said premises may he used for.

District: and 1 purposes the WHEREAS said property Is designated, described and located as follows, all in the City af Oakland. r.lifiirnl, Item i'S. A two-story, sis-room, frarr; resldenee building, with' at'aehed two-ear garage. (Located oa premises known as Sit LA ES 10 AVSHU9.1 Item 111. A two-story, eight- reem.

frame atuoeo residence build ing. (Located on premises known as 65SS Mora.g;a. Avenue.) Item 2-1. A one-atory. five-room.

frame stucco realdenoe with rumpus room la basement: and a separate two-car garage. (Located on premises known as 46 Palo Seco Circle.) Item 2-11. A one-story, three- room, clapboard cottage, (Located on premises known as SI Palo Seco Circle.) NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE-I SOLVED that said buildings be severed from the respective parcels of real property on which they are located and be sold as personal property; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the District Engineer be and ho la hereby authorised and di- Rain Fails to Aid By The Associated Press Light rain fell in parts of ths Nation's Southern 'and Eastern drought areas today but it was mostly a case of too little and too late. Parched Maine gotfthe biggest break. Light rain dampened most of the state.

Showers also sprin kled parts of drought-singed Ten nessee and Kentucky. The drought that began in mid- June already has destroyed more than a half billion dollars worth of pastures and corn, tobacco, cotton and vegetable crops. Farmers, faced with burnt-out grazing lands, have dumped cattle on the' market by the. thou-. sands.

Nearly' an inch of rain fell in the Nashville, Tenn, area when a cold front moved, in. The mois- tirVo Txr a ffonArfll avaf 4Via YrAAm portion of the state. Western Tennessee remained dry with no prospect of immediate relief. Farmers there said rains now would be too late to do crops much good, anyway. Prnfpssional rainirialreri werat ready to try their hand at bring-- nig iwuiauuic iu uic drying iu-bacco and vegetable crops of Connecticut but they had to wait for moisture bearing clouds.

Fire Protection Contract Studied EL CERRITO, Aug. 5. El Cerrito officials are considering a possible contract with the newly formed Bay View County Fire Protection District to furnish fire protection for the small unincorporated area generally known as" "No Man's Land." The district, inquired as to the city's price for providing the protection. In addition it sought to find out what would be reauired in fire hydrants and how the cost would be allocated. The district was formed to seek a contract after El Cerrito re-, fused to continue a fee-per-fire arrangement iontra tosta county visors also announced a policy of requiring all unincorporated areas of the county to become a part of some fire district or incorporated city.

Richmond Official To Tour Germany RICHMOND, Aug. 5. City Manager Wayne Thompson today was named one of 100 Americans invited to tour the German Federal Republic and West Berlin. The 30-day, expense-paid tour was offered by the German Bundestag at Bonn, tor acquaint the 100 Americans in public, scientific and cultural life of conditions in the new Republic. The tour starts September-18.

LEGAL NOTICE rected to provide for examination of the buildings by bidders by having' said buildings open for inspection on Sunday, August 1. 1952. and on Sunday, August 10, 1961. between the hours of 1:00 o'clock p.m. and 6:00 o'clock p.m.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Board of Directors will until Thursday. August 14, 1951. at 2:30 o'clock p.m. at the counter in Room 203, which room la the regular meeting; room of this Board of Directors, situate on the second floor of tho Alameda County Court House, 1225 Fallon Street, Oakland, California, receive aealed proposals to- purchase said buildings herein above described; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that at said time at the reculax meeting room of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Alameda, which room is adjacent to said regular meeting- room of this Board of Directors, situate on said second, floor of the Alameda County Court House, 1225 Fallon Street. Oakland.

California, the aealed proposals which have been received, snail, in. firiKli aaaalAti Vi ah Afkalta AVsiVrllnArl ruviiu sitivfiivut aa vjsvuw assi a and declared oy this Board of Directors and that at said time and nlace this Board of Directors win sell to the highest bidder for caah said hereinabove described buildings; provided, however, that if upon a can tor oral at sucn session, any responsible person shaU offer to purchase such ouild- lnsrs. upon tne conditions soecmea in this Resolution and in the Specifications and Conditions for tho removal thereof, for a price exceeding the highest of the said written proposals submitted to ssld Board. then the highest of any of the oral bids may be iinaiiy accepted, pro--vldsd said bidder hae delivered to this Board cash, cashier's check, or a certified check certified without qualification on a solvent bank Eayable at sight to Joint Highway iatrlct No. 26, In the total amount of One Hundred Dollars (2100.00).

for each Item bid upon, subject to tho conditions hereinafter set forth and has executed a proposal, in accordance with said oral bid. in the. form on file with the Secretary of this Board, -and provided further that all ich bids have not been rejected; and BE IT UHlHtK KtSOLVJSO that all -such bids must be made oa forms furnished, on application therefor, at said counter in Room 209 at the address riven above, ana all bids, whether written or oral, must be accompanied by cash, cashier's check, or a certified check certified without qualification on a solvent bank payable at sight to Joint Highway District No. 26, in tho total amount of On Hundred Dollars to be retained by said District as arreed and liquidated damages should tho party whose bid is accepted tail to execute the contract mentioned in subparagraph A of tho Specifies-' tlons and Conditions hereinafter re- erred to; end HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that making a bid for the purchase ef any such building-, each bidder shall acre te remove the same from the premlaes ef said iatrlct In accordance with the Specifications and Conditions for- said work, which Specifications and-Conditions are hereby adopted and approved; and HE IT FURTHER KESuuVW that the Secretary of this Board be and ha is hereby directed to forthwith publish this resolution at least twice prior to the date of saia meeting-, at which said prop erly is to be sold, in the Oakland Tribune, a newspaper of aeneral erty ts to be sold, in the Oakland circulation, printed ana puouanea In the County of Alameda, State of vsmornia. I certify that the forego-Ins: is a correct copy of a resolution adopted by tho Boara oi ui rectors oi joint Highway District No.

26 ef the State of California on July 10, 1952. ATTEST: EMIL KALESCHKE Assistant Secretary of tho Board of Directors of Joint illghway District No. 26 oi the State of California. Drought Area Brand New h952 STUDEBAKERS IMMTO1ATK D1XXVXK1 Terrific Trade-in ALLOWANCE Up-to 36 Months to Pay Fred R. Nichols th roux NKW ALAMEDA Stiitktkir OmIw 1711 WEBSTER STREET ALAMEDA LAKEHURST 3-7472 6 MINUTES FXOM OAKLAND THROUGH TBS POSH TUBS FORCED to ccU equity in 1852 Kaiser business coup for 9480; 4000 mile only; radio, heater: payments 671 per month now.

Call Rodeo 2059 or PI edmont 5-7993 after 6:30. MODEL A. clean, 1830, rum good, ex-cellent transportation, 8125. 1442 17th Avenue. Notice of Sato 1 Please take notice, that on August 1952.

at 10 a.m. at the place of business of Jack' Auto Round-up, 4429 Broadway, the underlined will sell at public suc- Ik. 1BUI b-n MAI A-Annr motor number H22-8952, serial Dumber 1 18385, tax which Richard T. Webb has an Interest. SUA AUTOS WANTED Absolute Tops Needed at Once 100 Cars 1941 to 1951 Models 1 Check with ua before saning, Pearce Byron Motors T4U Vast 14th.

SW eetwood 6-655L ABSOLUTS top price for clean cara We win meet or beat any bid. Bonus to sei nocincn; out -of -state ears cleared. Al Quintal. 10307 East 14th Street. LO ckbaren 8-3636; evenings LO ck haven 8-7040.

A Tod Cash Par clean automobile or win give cheaper ear for tout equity. Motors IBth and Broadway, TI mplebar 1-S800. AA Junk cars or trucks for scrapping and wrecking; paying 920 to 929. call any time, LA ndscape 4-9089; bona fide wreciters. AA Junk" cars or trucks for scrapping and wrecking: paying $17.50 to 925.

Call anytime, LA ndscape 4-6089; bona- nae wreckers. Attention Need i 1938-1941 coupe, club coupe, cash. LO ck' haven 9-8700: LO ckhaven 9-8089. AUTOMOBILE wanted Immediately, clean, lata model preferred. KXllog 9-1186; 1424 East 14th.

days. A car. 1940-195L from private party. Have cash. CL 401001111 9-S862.

Ks Dog 1-7381. AA Need 100 pre-war cars; call at once for best price, pi edmont B-8Q4X ALL cash for any model cars. 2327 Linden. Piedmont 8-4230. BRYANT Ford Dealer will "buy your car.

3033 East 14th. CASH FOR CADILLACS 1950 and 1951 an models. EB WELLS PONTI AC 2820 Broadway GLencourt 1-3425 CARS wanted nowt We are paying more cash than ever before, new or old models. Why take less? Or will sell your, car free. Motor City 300 East 12th Street (corner of Third Avenue.

Oakland. CARS wanted; if your car is clean and re-war model you can get more money driving out to Lafayette lor the best cash offer through Lee Daviess Motors S650 Mount Diablo Boulevard; Lafayette 1048 for a bid. Cash! Will Pay Top price or will sell your automobile Free Any make or model. See Joe Donham, 9188 Broadway. Cash, Immediately Tor dean 1946 to 1951 tan; paid for or not; or will give older car for equity.

Dick Anderson. 1043 Broadway. TSm-plebar 9-2949. Cash for Your Car Any make, aut-f-etate ears accepted. R.

McNeil. 987T Broadway. TW tnoaks 9-4420 CAR wanted. Prefer late model. Have several beautiful lota and acreage In Orlnda and Lafayette or will pay cash.

Lafayette 3553. evenings. tHEVBOLET coupe 1940-1941; reason-able: cash; private party. KJEllog 1-6340. CASH for sharp late Hudson; private party, no dealers.

After p.m., LA ke- CARS for scrapping. 817.90 up. Call any time, quick service. BErkeley T-1047R. CASH for any clean car 13 to 1944.

ANdover tlT that top dollar for your car at "the El Cern to Auto Auction. 900 Saa Pablo. LA ndscape 9-790. Need 200 Cars Quick! Pay highest prices for good clean prewar or peat. i.

Out of state licensee our specialty. TWinoaka 1-2611. Dahl Chevrolet Co. 2703-2735-3033 Broadway fLVU6uTH. i Suburban; pay cash.

KElloC 9-2149. WILL sell your car; top price, no cost Arnault Auto Sales. LO ckhaven 9-384 WANTED; cars for wrecking, $29 and up. lq ckhaven HS7oa. 151 Trailtrs, Hoist for Salt AMERICAN, 1953.

Eastern built, never used; all extras, bathroom, shower; beautifully furnished; save money, priced well below cost. Lucerne 3-4162. ALJOA and Terry Rambler; new, 15 to 11 foot; quality vacation trailers with electric brakes. United, 8500 Foothill; lu exnaven BUDGER, 18aJ, like 11 foot; sell for equity, reasonable, leaving state. Castro Trailer Corral, 9189 Castro Valley Boulevard.

HOME made. 10-foot. $335, sleeps 4. LA nurt 1-9438. SACKiilCE equity, 1951 14-foot Crown trailer, must sell auick.

"Brewer." 918S Castro Valley, aiter 9: all day Saturday. Sunday. i SEE the terrific 13 15-foot Roll-Away; bedrooms, dinette, 8 cubla foot refrigerator, tub and shower; all seems electrte welded; also authorized dealer for Roadmaster, i Ideal and Yindale. Open from e-aa, to 8:20 pan, dally. Moody Bros.

asoo MaeArthur Boulevard, LOtkanrat 94131 aVHULTZ. 1944V M-root; redecorated: ru-sonable. 1449 Waabingtop, Space 91. Saa Lcendro. TAKAO? tracer; sleeper and kitchen, good tiros, paint, $185.

LA kehurrt 3-9750. WILL trade 17-foot. 1 rooms, for smaller trailer. LO ckhaven s-TOM. ll-ioot, aieepe reasonable, $4w0, terms, i PI edmont 9-1443, 9-7.

wsMwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaa T31A TRAILERS, tttist ffaittl ATTXffTIONI Caah for trailer. 938 Fable, S3 cormo. LA ndscape DEATHS funeral on Thursday. August 7. 1952.

at 9:30 a.m., from the Castso Valley Mortuary, 20359 Lake Chabot Road, thence to Our Lady of Grace Church. Castro Valley, where a mass of requiem will be sung for the repose of his soul com. mencing at 9 a.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock.

(East Lawn Chapel services. For further information GL encourt MAYS In Oakland. August 3, 1952, Belle Mays of Oakland; a native of Thomas William, beloved husband of Washington. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesdsy, August 6, 1952, st 11:45 o'clock ajn. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N.

Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Oakland. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. (Phone KEllog 2-4114). MeCOLLUM In Oakland, August 4.

1952. Josephine M. McCollum, wife of the late William L. McCollum, beloved sister of Henry C. Schneider, loving sister-in-law of Alice Schneider, aunt of Rita and Carol Schneider.

A native of San Francisco. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Thursday morning. August 7, at 8:30 o'clock from the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, thence to St Leo's Church, Ridgeway and Piedmont Avenue. Oakland, where a requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Recitation of the Rosary. Wednesday evening at o'clock. MTNCHER In Oakland, August S. Burton L. Mincher, beloved husband of Ella C.

Mincher; loving father of Doris E. Mincher; loving brother of Amy Mincher Parish; a native of California. A member of Oakland Lodge No. 188. F.

and A. 32nd Degree member of Oakland Bodies Scottish Rite. of Free Masonry; a veteran member of Shrine Patrol and Aahmes Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. Friends are invited to attend services at Telegraph Avenue chapel of Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. Wednesday, August 6, 1952.

at 1 o'clock p.m. under the auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 188, F. and' A. M.

Memorial gifts may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in San Francisco. (Ample off-street parking.) Inurnment private. MOTT In Oakland, August 4. 1952, Percy beloved husband of Zoe Mott; loving father of Jorrington Mott and Grace Eleanor Myer; brother of Mr Ethel Herman of San Francisco and Mrs. Ada Stillwell of Spokane.

Washington; grandfather of David and Robert Mott and Bonnie. Robert and Bruce Ayer. A native of England. A member of Piedmont Lodge No. 851.

F. 8c A.M. i Private services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Wednesday morning. (Memorial gifts may be made to Children's Home Society, Oakland.) MURRAY In Berkeley; August 1952, Irving beloved husband of Lucille M. Murray, loving son of Mrs.

T. F. Murray of Buffalo, New York; brother of Mrs. Calvin Reynard. Mrs.

Christy CastigUa, Arnold W. and Arthur W. Murray, all of Buffalo, New York. A native of New York. A member of the East Bay Electrical Club, the East Bay Electrical Engineers Chib, past president of the San Leandro Boys' Club and the Holy Names Society of St Augustine's Church.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday. August 7. at 9 a.m. from the Chapel. of the Oaks.

Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue, thence to St Augustine's Church, Where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation Of the Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. CHAIR In San Francisco, August 3. 1952, Catherine O'Hair, beloved wife of the late John O'Hair; loving mother of Leslie and Robert O'Hair: sister of Mary Oyarzo and the late Margaret Seanlon and Dora Canavan.

The funeral will take place Wednesday, August 6. 1952. at 8:30 a.m. from the Memorial Chapel of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate Avenue, thence to St Paul's Church. Valley and Church San Francisco, where a requiem high, mass will be offered for the renose of her -soul, commenc ing at 9 o'clock.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. EAVES In Oakland, August I. 1952. Samuel Alexander, beloved father of Edith Bunch and Earl Reaves of Oakland, loving grandfather of William and Richard Bunch, uncle of Paul and Darrell Reaves; brother of Dell and Rov Reaves of Chowchille and Mrs. Grace Nltteberg of Seattle; a native of Missouri; aged 74 years.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, August 6, 1952, at 9 a.m.. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment. Madera Cemetery, Madera.

Calif. Friends are Invited to attend graveside services et Madera at 2 O'clock p.m. Wednesday. (Phone KE t-log 3-4114). SCHULEE In an Oakland hospital August 2, 1952, Helen Schulzo of 17598 Reamer Road, Castro Valley, beloved wife of the late Desere Henry Schulze; loving mother of Mrs.

Velraa S. Howard of Castro Valley. Mrs. Edith A. Barber of Walnut Creek and Harry D.

Schulze of Berkeley; dear grandmother' of John Edward Barber a native of San Francisco. i A I farewell service was held this morning, August 5, 1952. at 10 o'clock in the Little Chape! of the Flowers (Hull at Sons), Adeline Street at Asnoy Station, Berkeley. Concluding prayer, Coloma. El Dorado County, California.

SIMMONS Tn Oakland. August 4, 1953, Alice May Simmons, beloved motner oi Mrs. Elise McQuaid; sister of Dr. W. A.

Colburn and Dr. Raymond Colburn of San Francisco; loving grandmother of Mrs. Doris Hutchinson of Alameda: great-grandmother of Diana "Marie Hutchinson; a native of Noyo Mendocino County; aged 77 years. Friends sre invited to attend services at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, Thursday, August 7, 1952, at 2:30 ciocx p.m. Friends may call at the.

Telegraph Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2850 Teiegrapn Avenue, Oakland, until noon, Thursday. STAHLKE In Oakland. August 5, 1952. Herman Fl (Dutcni BtanlKe.

Deioveu husband of Kathleen Stahlke, father of the late William E. Stahlke; stepfather of Jack and Sally Gloden; brother of Lillian Stahlke, Mrs. Scott Hammond and Mrs, James Johnson. A member of Woodstock Lodge No. 491, r.

and A-oa. a nauve oi uiuonui. Trlmiii are Invited to attend services Thursday morning. August 7, 1952 at 11 o'clock in the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3m i-ieamont Avenue, under auspices of Woodstock Lodge. F.

A.M. STEWART In Oakland. August 4, 1952. Gretchen Lins Stewart, beloved wire of Allen F. Stewart, loving daughter of Mrs.

Edith Wilkerson Lins; beloved sister of Mary Lins. A native of Can ada. Private services Wednesday morning, August 6, 1953 at Albert Brown Mortuary. THOMPSON In Oakland, August 4, 1952. Raye V.

Thompson, oeiovea nus-band of Helen B. Thompson: father of Mrs. June T. Heyn; grandfather of Da via ana aaaryi jaeyn; r.iann ThamniaB and Mrs. Edith Rehmke; a native of Ohio; aged 60 years.

A -member of Mentclair Post No. 638 American Legion and Standard Lodce No. 440. F. and A.

M. A vtrMi VnrlaY War I and IL Friends are invited to attend the services at the East 14th Street eh pel of Grant Miller Mortuaries. 1372 East 14th Street Oakland. Thursday, August 7. 1952.

at 3:30 o'elock p.m., under auspices of Standard Ledge No. 448. F. and A. M.

(Funeral parking In enjoining garsgs.) Cremstioa private. Card of Thanks lUMtlA COUNT bAAaf A880OAT1OH Gratefully AtaaiaaliB'gee Memorial gifts lowaiO the fight a gains heart dlasaaa, tl49 Broadway. Oakland, tn Cheat -O401 9 1 SEsLlCHA. 2938 Telegraph Areas -1 ghgate 6-16M Phono orders i so ares pedal attention i i DEATHS Dr. Alfred Russell and Roy Carrlng-ton; a native of Pennsylvania.

Servicer Wednesday afternoon, August 6. 1651 at 3 o'clock in the chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. FERGUSON In Santa Cruz. August 4, 1952, lone Scott Ferguson, beloved wife of Ernest Ferguson, loving mother of Bruce Howard Ferguson: a native of a member of the Women's Athletic Club. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller 28S0 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Thursday, August 7, 1952, at 1 o'clock p.m.

(ample off-street parking). Inurnment, Mountain View j. GAMBLE In Oakland, August 4, 1952, Victorine P. Gamble, beloved wife of the late Robert Gamble: loving mother of Mrs. Emma Held of Oakland, and Alfred Bonnett of Douglas; Alaska, and of the late Henry Bonnett and Josie Gamble; also survived by five grandchildren and one great-grandchild; a native of Oroville, Calif, aged 94 years.

Friends are invited to 'attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, Thursday. August 7, 1952, at 3 o'clock p.m. (Ample off-street Interment, Mountain View Cemetery.

GARCIA Of 2161 40th Avenue, Oakland, formerly of 1723 Fifth Street, Oakland, August 4, 1952. Carolina, beloved wife of the late Manuel De Mello Garcia; loving mother of Mrs. Mary Enoe, Mrs. Lillie Miller. Mrs.

Amelia Lema, Mrs. Elsie Fereria. Mrs. Alvera Luich, Tony, Manuel, Frank and Lawrence Garcia: loving sister of Vsngle Gomes and the late Mary Gomez; loving grandmother of 33 27 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren: a native of Ribeira Grande. Sao Miguel, Azores.

A member of Conselho Santo Antonio No. 24. da U.P.P.E.C. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of C. P.

Bannon. 6800 East 14th Street Oakland, on Wednesday morning. Au gust 6. 1952, at 8:30, thence to St Jo seph's Church, Chestnut Street oak' land for a requiem mass, commencing at 9 St Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary Tuesday evening at o'clock.

(For further information please call TR tni dad 2-1011.) GABOUTTE In Oakland. August 8. 1953. CUre B. Garoutte, beloved sister of Daisy M.

Garoutte of Oakland. Anna L. Logan of Los Gatos and the late Alpha E. Head. Giles J.

Garoutte and William H. Garoutte a native of Montana: a member of Zontias Business and Professional Women's Club; owner of Hotel Avondale, formerly a teacher in Oakland schools (time of service later) Truman's, HI ghgate 4-5700. GATENBY Suddenly in Mono County June 28, 1952, Dorothy Ann Gatenby of Fresno, beloved wife of William Gatenby of Fresno, dear daughter of Arthur Brady of San Francisco, and Mrs, Laura Lenning of Albany, dear sister of Mrs. Harriett Bradrock of San Francisco and Jodean Lenning of Albany; a native of California, aged 25 years; a member of Rosina Chapter O.E.S. of Fresno, calif.

A- memorial service to which all friends are welcome will be held Wednesday afternoon. August 6. 1952, at 1:30 o'clock in the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull 8c Sons), Adeline Street at Ashby Station. Berkeley. Services under auspices of Rosina Chapter O.E.S.

GEHRIG In Oakland. August 3, 1952, Dr. Frederick W. Gehrig, beloved hus band of Ida May Gehrig; brother of Wil liam F. Gehrig of Palo Alto, Mrs.

Anna B. True of San Francisco; a native of Nevada City, California; a member of Fruitvale Parlor No. 252. N.S.G.W.. Fruitvala Lodge No.

69. I.O.O.F. Ne-' vada City papers please copy. Friends are Invited to attend the services at the East 14th Street Chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2372 East 14th Street.

Wednesday. August 6, 1952, at 12 o'clock noon, under the auspices of tho Fruitvale Lodge No. 69, I.O.O.F.; also Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock under the auspices of Frultvsle Parlor No. 252. N.S.G.W.

Inurnment private. GESKEN Of 5726 Holway Court, Oakland, accidentally, on August 3, 1952. Pvt Donald Merritt Gerken. U.S.A., beloved son of John and Esther Gerken loving grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Miller; loving great-grandson of Mrs. Etta Waring Finch; loving nephew of John and- Mary Ellen McCormick: also survived by other aunts and uncles; a' native of Oakland: agea si years. Friends are Invited to attend serv ices from the new mortuary of C. P. Bannon.

6800 East 14th Street Oak' land, on Wednesday afternoon, August 6, 1952. at 12:30. Interment uoiaen Gate National Cemetery. San Bruno. (For further information please call TRlnldad 1-1011.) HXCGLER In Vallejo.

August 4, 1952, Elizabeth E. Heegler, dearly beloved wife of the late Fred beloved mother of Dr. Fred H. Heegler of Napa, and Mrs. Gladys Doerr of Piedmont devoted sister of Mrs.

Joseph Leal of Nana. Mrs. Clara Castro of San Dleso, and Mrs. Edward Booth of Long Island, New York; fona granamoiner of Mrs. Edcil Fitzgerald oiler, of Los Gatos, Mrs.

Rosebeth Briggs of Berkeley, Mrs. Eleanor D'Agistlno and Mrs, Lani Stearns, both of Napa, Donn Doerr of Oakland and CnL Rodney Doerr. U.S.M.C.t a native of Illinois and a rest- dent of Vallejo for 59 years; a member ana past matron ox ine Oliver star Chapter No. S. O.E.S..

an active member or i Ascension episcopal uiurcn. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday -afternoon. Auxust 6. 1952, at 2 o'clock at Cyril McDonald' twin chapeis, lioo Tennessee Street, Vallejo. Services will be officiated by officers of Silver Star Chapter No.

3, o.e.s. ana Rev. rather Miller M. B. Sale of tho Ascension EDlsconal Church.

Inurnment in The Abbey pf the, Chimes, vauejo. KENDALL In Berkeley. August 4. 1952, aiauae M. Kenaaii, loving aunt of Forrest; K.

Tregea of Berkeley and John R. Treses of Seattle. a native of Wisconsin; aged 81 years. member of Calvary Presbyterian Church of Berkeley. Friends sre invited to attend services at the Telegraph' Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries, 1850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Thursday, August 7.

1932, at 11 o'clock a.m. Dr, Herman Allen officiating. (Ample off-street parking.) Inurnment private. KNUDSEN (Pewers) In Oakland. Au gust 9, 1832, Mary Powers Knudsen, dearly beloved wife of Conrad N.

Knudsen: dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Cecelia Lucas; a native of Ban Francisco. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 1850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Wednesday, August 6, 1952, at o'clock p.m. (Ample off-street parking.) Entombment private at Chapel of the Chimes Mausoleum. LOCATEIXI In a Santa Rosa hospital.

August 4. 1932. Joseph John Locate 111, beloved husband of Mrs. May Elizabeth Locatelli of Monte Rio, formerly of Berkeley; loving father of Albert Locatelli of Walnut Joseph Locatelli of 1 Cerrito. Robert Locatelli of San Diego and the late Walter Locatelli; brother of Peter Locatelli of Redwood City and two sisters In Italy; stepfather of Mrs.

Ruth Trestler of Oakland- and Mrs. Maceario of Berkeley: also survived by 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, nephews and one niece; a native of Italy; aged 69 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, August 7, 1952. at 10 o'clock- a.m. at McNary-Berg Chapel, 1936 University Avenue, near Urove street Berkeley.

(Ample parking adjacent to chapel.) Inurnment Berkeley Crematory. Lt'C Aft In Oakland. July 29, 1952. George dearly beloved husband of the late Nora Lucas; loving brother of Mrs, J. Harper of Martin, B.C., and P.

Lucaa of Fentseola, Fla. a native of Georgia; aged 78 yean. Friends are invited to attend services Wednesday. August 6. 1151.

at 8:86 a.m. from the Mission Chapel of Robinson Bros. Mortuary, 1901 Fruitvale Avenue near Foothill Boulevard; thence -to St Margaret Mary's Church, where a requiem mass wffl be celebrated, for the repose of his soul at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. (For.

Information, phono XS llog 4-307L) MABTLV, suddenly near Myrtle Creek, Oregon. August 3, 1952. Donald Martin, beloved son of Tony and Anna Martin, loving brother of Helen McFbee, Fran- I ces Miller. Margaret Weeks, WU- pert. Martin, grandson, of Anna Roman i and the late Eliza Roman.

Manuel and i Mary Martin, nephew of Frank Roman, Carmen De Mello, Mary Vargas- and Mary -Martin; a student of the Hayward High School: age 16 years: a native of Oakland. t- Friends ere invited to attend the i Tuesday's Crossword! Puzzle ACROSS 1 Butts violently. To the ore. -10 Hindu princess. 14 Mining entrance shaft 13 Wool-colored.

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