Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 46

id A AUTOS WAITED 46 Oakland Tribune, Tuesday, June 10, 1952 Lutheran Group BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS Airport Sewer Contract Let Divorces Granted May Oppose Unity I des moines, June ko. ov The 93rd annual synddj of the Augustana Evangelical jjutheran Church will open herej tonight with a possibility that the group may not go along with a pending proposal zor cnurcn unity unless it includes all eight general bodies of the National Lutheran Council. A plan for merger ofj church bodies now i the five federated With the American Lutheran Conference will be one of the major subjects before the six-day synod. i One of these, the Evangelical Lutheran Church, approved the merger at Minneapolis last week. The Lutheran Free Chuirch will act this week at Fargo, NJ), and the United Evangelical Lutheran Church next week at Albert Lea, Minn.

The American Lutheran Church will consider the proposal next October. While leaders of the Augustana Synod were said to favor merger resolution the synod's committee on unity raised a question. It was that the embrace all bodies of prpposal the Na- tional Lutheran Council including the United Lutheran Church in America, which hasl 2,000,000 members and is the largest Lutheran group in the country; I The Augustana Church with 460,000 members, is largest group. the fifth TOO LATE TO CLASSIF EMPLOYMENT ROUTE salesman for local tivern trade; salary and commission. Tavern Products B16 Z3ra Avenue; r.c liog a-ojjo.

LAUNDRY; experienced mangle girl and shirt finisher; permanent; white. 1735 10th Street. Berkeley. BEAUTY operator, experienced only. Ap ply 2332 Park Boulevard; IE mpieoar 2-8368.

imnAfWVW)mi'ii 260 FOR HOME GARDEN nnn nnnrWMVWi'i CLEANING kitchens our specialty, win dows. Venetian bunas; iioors cieanea- polisnea. 1 1. mpieoar i-uuaov FOR RENT ALAMEDA; single; adults! private shower; refrigeration; transportation; $50. PI edmont 5-9518.

"BROADWAY, 1770; suitable ifor chiro-living 4-3320. praetor, osteopath, quarters; reasonable. HI gngate BOULDER Creek, cabin, week July 4th, $45. LA ndscape 4-2864. evenings.

FOR SALE STOVE, gas, Norge; right I hand oven, excellent condition. LO ckhaVen 2-2038. WANT eood homes for woolley bob- tailed shepherd puppies. I LA ndscape 5-4474. MERCURY 1949; sharp; radio, heater, white walls, all extras: custom uphol stery.

HUmboidt 3-0728. See, 3120 San Pablo. 8-6. I STUDEBAKER 1940 Commander 4 door. overdrive, heater; one owper.

SW eet- A $204,440.05 contract f6r con struction of a sewer system at Oakland Municipal Airport to Pans Brothers, low bidders, was approved by the Oakland Port Commission yesterday. The sewer will run along Ear-hart Road and tie into the East-bay Municipal Utility District disposal system, replacing septic tanks. CHANNEL LEASE OK'D Lease of 20,000 square feet of land on the airport channel to Fred C. Hallett, of Hallett Marine Supply for the manufacture, repair and servicing of small water craft adjacent to the speedboat clubhouse also was approved. The Port Commission granted the application of Pacific Gas and Ellectric Company to install an eight-inch high pressure gas main on Doolittle Drive and Ear-hart Road to supply Bay Farm Island.

The main will be available for airport connections. ISLE COVE CLOSED The Corps of Engineers notified the board that the cove between Yerba Buena Island and Treasure Island is now closed to civilian boats except upon authority of the Treasure Island commander. Dudley W. Frost, president. announced that the Coast Guard Organized Reserve will begin a four-day study of' the port on June 16.

Potluck Supper Slated FEW ARK, June 10. The Newark Women's Improvement Club will close the season's ae tivities with a potluck supper at the youth center today at 7 p.m Husbands are invited. Mrs. Lillian Costa, president, is being as sisted by a committee on ar rangements. LEG A NOTICE NOTICE BIDS FOR REDrtEDOTNO.

The Board of Port Commissioners or the City of Oakland, at its offices. Room 7.3, Grove Street Pier, Will fAnelvA k.flltfl hlri rn Unndav June 23, 1952 between the hours or 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. for KEDREDO-ING AT THE GROVE STREET TERMINAL. Oakland. California.

Form of proposal and affidavit thereon, with plans and specifications, will be furnished by the undersigned gratuitously. Spec ifications, will be available inJ nuurn i a on a uesoay. June ju, laoa. Certified check in the amount of ten per cent (10) of bid to accompany bid. Bond In full amount of contract to be furnished by successful bidder.

Contract time shall begin on date of written notice from Port Manager that contract is in effect and work shall be completed within sixty (60) calendar days from date of said notice. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. H. ABEL, Secretary.

Board of Port Commissioners, No. 767 June 9 (5t) NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A USED CAR SALES LOT. Notice is hereby given that John Kalberg, Saul Pearce and Albert Byron, doing business as "Pearce Byron Motors Lot 2." have filed an application for permission to operate a Used Car Sales Lot at 8145 East 14th Street. Oakland. Notice is hereby further given that a hearing on said application will be held by the City Manager at his office.

Room 309, City Hall, Oakland, California, on Friday, the 13th day of June, 1952, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m.. at which time and place any persons interested may appear and file their objections if any they have. CHAS. M. DON.

City Clerk. No. 772 June 10 (3t) NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A USED CAR SALES LOT. Notice is hereby given that Burton Pearce. Albert Byron, and Saul Pearce, doing business as "Burton Motors," have filed an application for permission to operate a Used Car Sales Lot at 7508 East 14th Street, Oakland.

Notice is hereby further given that a hearing on said applioation will be held by the City Manager at his office. Room 309, City Hall. Oakland, California, on Friday, the 13th day of June, 1952, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m., at which time and place any persons interested may appear and file their objections if any they have. No. 773 June 10 (3t) OLDSMOBILE 1951 98 4 door, light gray; under 6000 miles; $2785..

TR inidad 2-8901. I I CADILLAC 1949 "62" fyuopri, immacu- late; low mileage. LO ckhaven 9-8961. LEG .41, (WOTICF CARS for scrapping. $17.38 up.

Can any time, quick service. BE rxeley T-1P47H. CASH for any cieaai car; IMa 1M AN dover 1-9871. '4(4 1861 Victoria; rordomatic, radio heater; by Prtvata party. ML CXAavea S-7227.

LP ckhaven MHi. LATE model car in exchange for equity In flats. AJ OOVCT 1-5833: pog -4Z9, UOOU. A ford, good condiuon; private party; phone after 4 p.m. CL encourt 1-588.

i 1 Wanted $100,0001 I Worth of Late Model Used Cars We will pay a bonus for clean ready to sell. 1 harp cars UPTOWN UNCOLN-MEBCUBT DESXEB 45th to 49th on Brofedway WANTED. 10 Jeeps, military preferred. at once. See Woodie.

6322 PoothiU. LO ckhaven 8-8820. WILL sell your car; top price, no cost. Arnault Auto Sales. LO ckhaven 8-3841.

SI Trailers. Hanta iar ill 1 iaspaslsaaMss AFor sale. 1949 29-foot a i te Schooner; no reasonable offer refused; Eastern, aluminum, furnished; air conditioned: 2 bedroom. LA-kehtrst 3-0579. AUOA.

new la-21 loot. vaca- tion trailers. United Trailer i 9-4421. 54073. 6500 roothill, LO ckhaven AVALON; 14-foot; sleeps electric brakeaf $560.

LA ndscape 5-4073. BACHELOR cabin beauty, movable, fire proof; on roller. AN dover i-7015. i COLUMBIA. 19491 23 -foot, electric brakes, electric refrigcrstionj sleep 4.

excellent condition. $1500. 1 Mrs. i Cown, contact at Greyhound station in Con- cord. fir'1 CAMP trailer, Higgin; sieeps hardly used; .1350.

KE Uog 3-2292. I rLEETCRATT. 1849; 24-3oOt. sleeps 4, excellent condition, hnii Bancroft Avenue. San Leandro.

Ill GLIDER. 16-foot; reconditioned; sleeps four; butane stove and heater, electric brakes, $550. 540 Birch Road, Newark, California. Phone 3-3084. I HOUSETHAILER, mounted: on IVi-ton 31 Chevrolet truck chassis excellent condition, double bed, tftovei etc $450.

B. M. Gordon. East 12th at S9th. "feoiT SEE the terrUfe 195a 33-foot Away; 2 bedroom, dinette.

8 cttbio reftig erator. tub and shower, All! sesms electric welded. Also authorized deiler for Roadmaster. Ideal andi Terry Ramblers. Open from 9 a.rn.

td 8:30 p.m. Moody Bros. I'll: dally. 8500 MacArthur BoulevardJ LO ckhaven 8-4332. TRAVELO.

late 1851; toilet, shower; $2500. 2400 Humboldt Avenue at Lynde. it- 2iV, -fOOT 1951 Anderson, i toilet. shower, perfect LU cerne 1-8073. 27 -foot, good condition.

3 rooms; butane tank, S125Q. LA ndscape -ais. 1 Hnnit Waittd -r ATTENTION! Cash for burv trailer. 835 San Pablo. EJ Cerrtto.

LA ndwspe 6-0939. jt i EQUITY in 5-room home iaU 2324 East Street, Concord, for good house trailer. OL ympic 3-4771. li I FUKN1TURE dealer will trade; furniture. appliances, for house trailer.

Sox M340902. Tribune. 8 jt i 'RIVATE party wants U-16 foot house trailer. Sleep cash. LA kehurst 2-5813 evenings.

i $1000 cash for house trailer, 35-27 loot. sieep must oe ciean. in guaranteed rolling condition. Principals only. Phone, Martinez 2176 w.

i 851 TRAILER PARTI 1 ALL parts replaced; trailezs: repaired your Aocauun. omags, pcana, recov! ring. SW eetwood 8-06601 II I 654 TRACTORS FOR WVwsWwVw TRACTOR, Gravely, with! pi (w, iyele 900 AIRPLANES FOR SALE CESSNA 140, sell or 'trade for late car or housetrailer.i etc OL ympic 2-8824. i if 1100 LOST SWaAWWAMAaAaMIAWWWWW AGED small dog; no teeth! vidnity 34th Avenue and East 14th Streets KS Uog 4-5807. 4 1 1 I A diamond watch, May2Jth, iri Orinda; BRACELET, gold-pearl i downtown Oak- iana; reward.

L. Mpndricks, 614 Easton Building, 13-BrQadway; TE m-plebar 6-2411. I I I 4 BROOCH, downtown Oakland, June aia, marcasite, aesln swans: please- return; rewards I TH ornwall 3-8939. it- 1 4 BULLDOG, male, brindle.i white marje. oiq.

aim ooyer i-swTij COCKER spaniels, blond male female, years; rewara. ri eomoni '5-WSI1 DIAMOND wrist wedding and soutaire lines wrapped ml chamois bag. Please write Box No. M-3434Q2. Tribune or caU HI ehaate 4-8800.

A liberal reward, no questions -asked, keensake. oir Angus: lost May 31, Reward, TW in- wh j-ibio. uons rettyjs i if DOG, German shorthair nointer.i 3 vears: cnuo pet; vicinity jrifin Hoad. Ke- wira. a aover l-8yl.

i DIAMOND cross; platinun chain; liberal rewara. ix mpieoar r-6340 after 6, PUPPY, 1Q weeks oldf tan. white spot; unaer necK, nop ears; vicinity SZrMl and Market Monday, June 8th; answers to name Duke. Please phone BtJ mboldt 3-1960. Reward.

i i SMALL dog, long, light, brown "iu; rewara. nu mooiai SIAMESE kitten, June 1st; white rear toe. Reward. AS lilwm '3-97-7 WATCH, diamond encrusted Gruen pre cision laoy wrist watch; l- Initials K.J.A. on back of lost between 19th and 20th on Friday, June 6.

Reward for return to! Mrs. N. Alexander, 4536 Park Boulevard; KE Hog 2-1242. i i ii WRIST watch, woman's. Benrus Em- races oie.

ism-rtamson. 1 p.m.: Sun- day. Reward. LO ckhaven 8-5030 after 4:30. aui, ukk, containing di fund, uth and Washington Saturday afternoon.

Reward. OL encourt 2-3509. WRIST watch, lady's; yeUow gold; Omega rewara. LA fidscape 4-u41. LEGAL NOTICE: I NOTICE BIDS PATNTTNrt TOTERIOR OF- PARK I BOULEVARD BRANCH.

OAKLAND FREE TDTl ir i Tho Board of Library Directors of tho City of Oakland will receive sealed bids at the Office of the sec retary 125 Fourteenth Street, Oak- una is. any time prior: to me nour of 10:00 a.m. Tuesday. June 24, 1952. for furnishing; the material and labor for painttns the interior of the Park Boulevard Branch of the Oakland Free Library according to apecuicationa in tn; osiice I the secretary.

I I i Specifications and blank forms for bids will bo famished by the secretary of tho Board at the! above address on application. Price bid shall include all State and; Federal i i -r All bids shall be accompanied by a check in an amount i of less than tea per cent (10 of tho ar- g-reg-ato amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank. Bayabie to tho order or cnaa. M. ion.

City Cleric of tho City; of Oakland, which chock and the amount therein specified shall be forfeited and retained by the City 'of Oakland if tho successful bidder fails to execute tho contract In tho required form and furnish tho hood re attired A faithful perforrnance bond for $1,000 to bo given by the aUccessf ul bidder. if JIM Contract to bo entered Into within twenty (20) days after the award. Work must bo completed within twenty-one calendar idaya after commencement of job. I Board of Library! DlTectora of the City of Oakland, By PETER T. GONMT, Secretary and librarian.

No. Taw June i. St 140 AUTCS FC3 SALf STVDEBAKZR. 1851 Land Cruiser with everything from automatic transmission to whit wall tires; low mileage mad excellent care are reflected tn every detail, ror perfection la used car. this is Hi $2185.

i Webb Motor Co. Berkeley Packard Dealer Z471 Hhauaea Aveaae, sieraeiey STUDBAKH Commander, I860 4-door sedan; all extras; $1500; perfect condition. Weekdays, after 4, KX Uog 3-0244. STCDSAKB, 1844, Commander; radio, heater, overdrive; excelleat condition. KB llog 4-602Z 1851 VS; 2427 San Pablo.

WILLYS 1848 statioa wagon; clean. new paint. KE lTog 2-8466. eveninr Broadway's Finest Used Cars 1951 Packard "250" Convertible Turquoise blue, radio, heater, ultra-matic Save $1000 on This One 1851 Packard 200 de luxe sedan 1851 Ford oma tic convertible 1851 De Soto custom sedan 1851 Studebaker V- club coupe 1951 Mercury coupe; overdrive 1951 Mercury sedan: Mercomatie Save $750 on These 1950 Bulck Riviera Roadmaster sedan 1950 Chrysler Royal club coupe 1850 Oldsmoblle 91 club sedan 1950 Oldsmobile 98 aedan 1950 Oldsmobile 88 sedan 1950 Oldsmobile 88 club sedsn 1950 Pontiac Streamliner club All carry 60-day guarantee Bank terms up to 30 months 2321 Broadway Reynold Johnson Co. CLEAN late model station wagon, San Leandro Street, Oakland 7701 GRENFELL SPECIALS 1942 Plymouth sedan, very 395 1946 Hudson sedan 645 1946 Nash sedan 745 1948 Hudson sedan 995 1950 Hillman Minx $1045 1950 Hudson sedan 30 Cars From $95 Up H.

B. Grenfell 1828 Park Street Alameda LA ndscape 3-6527. LA kehurnt 3-1406. SAVE SAVE Don't Throw Your Money Away See These Bargains Before You Buy 1949 Ford Convertible Coupe; radio, heater; clean. 1946 Chrysler Windsor.

Sedan; radio, heater, fluid drive; clean. 1947 Chevrolet Aero i $1095 Sedan; radio, heater; sharp. 1948 Plymouth Club coupe; radio, neater; clean. 1946 Mercury $995 Convertible coupe; radio, heater; white wall tires; sharp. 1941 Chevrolet $395 Club coupe; radio, heater; good.

1941 Pontiac '6' Sedanette $395 Radio, heater; good. KAISER AUTO CENTER HOME OP THE GOLD CUP GUARANTEE 26th and Broadway Oakland Save Money At 4136 Broadway Bank Terms 1947 Chevrolet club coup 1846 Chevrolet sedan 1947 Packard Clipper sedsn 1946 Packard Clipper aedan 1946 Ford "6" tudor i 1946 Bulck Super sedan 1947 Frazier Manhattan sedan 1946 Nash sedan 1946 Pontiac club sedan 1942 Ford club coupe All Carry 60-Day Warranty Closeout. Sale Pre-War Cars Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, Fords, Bulcks. Full Price up Easy Terms on Balance. 4136 BROADWAY Reynold C.

Johnson Co. Downtown Packard Dealer SAVE csoa new Nash. 1852 Statesman sedan demonstrator. Fully loaded: $600 down, $86 month. TEmplebar 2-7100.

Mr. White. i 143 A AUTOS WANTED Attention; AH Sellersl 100 automobiles wanted immediately for new location. Any clean max or rooaei. Cash for eouitv.

It will pay you to aee Ted Tuite or V. H. Tuft. 11th Avenue Motors. 1051 East 12th Street.

Absolutely Tops ror used cars: any make or model. Check with us before selling. Pearce Bvron Motors 7412 East 14th Street. SW eetwood $-8551. ARSQLUTE ton once for clean cars.

We will meet or neat any dkj. wmui to servicemen; out-of-state ears cleared. Al Quintal. 10307 East 14th Street, LO ckhaven 8-3636. Cars for wrecking any condition call us last for top dollar; Immediate to win a.

Calif ornta Auto wrocmna. HUmboidt 3-1290. A a Ain Oakland: practically everybody ells their pre-war car to ah oen. 1221 14th Avenue, KE uog e-OJro. AUTOlOBILK wan tea immediately, clean, late model prererreo.

S-1166; 1424 East 14th. days. KB Uog A -Clean to ISSit must have quick from private party; nave casn. uoorgo. LA ndscapo o-Tiww.

a A unk cars or trucks for scrapping; paying $20 to. $23. la nascapo e-avos, Bonlfide wrecxers. a mr 184A.1951. from private party.

Have cash. GLeacourx a-ooz, sws.uos; 1-T361. AA Need 100 pre-war cars; call at once tor best price. PI eamont s-eosx. ALL cash for any model cars.

3327 Linden. Fl edmont $-4230. Cash for Your Car An maka Cat SCeDtd R. McNeil. SOW Broadway.

TW Inoaks S-4420. CHEVROLET. Plymouth. 1937 -1938 coupe: good condition; cash. GL en court 2-2088.

S49 AUTCS FCB SALE Oldsmobile "76" 1946 Sedanetto; radio, beater; original finish reflect owner's care; wonderful buy; only (TVS. ALWAYS A BETTER BUT AT MURPHY MOTOR CO. TOn BTtBEBAKEB DEALIB S784 Broadway (north of MacArthur) OL ympic J-7530 LLSMOBUX. 1W convertible; custom conversion. 194 erimoon Cadillac body style: extra! Excellent condition; equity $555, trade.

Days. KB Hog 4-3870. i QLDSfclOBILE, 1940 four door sedan; rulin h.tr excellent condition. John Paulson. Apartment 28, 400 26 tb.

Street. OLDSMOBILE 1946. sedan, hydramatic; radio, beater: good shape; eouttr 130. Evenings. HUmboidt 3-7063.

i Aflc-UAiiH ikxA U. Ma'1? radio. beater, recently overhauled, new paint eat coyer, gooa eonaiaoa. so 1.T 4U7 HK mmmi MJ1I OLDSMOBILE. 19J8; 2-door, radio, heater, very clean; rood tire, transmission, brakes, rear end.

$224 or best offer. AN dover 1-IZ13. CiLdsMOBUJE 1948 "98" four-door se- 1 1 nlt. Atie owner; 33.000 mile; $1450. OLympie I- OLDSMOBILE Rocket 83 convert-iblet good tire, top, radio, heater, riydromatic; grey with black tops fiiiw.

A A a 9-1S1B, 5LDSMOBILE, 1848 4-door; radio, heat- er and hyoramauc. sate pra ware" Meter Bale Sen Pablo. Albany. cSinsMfitttLE, a. 183a four door sedan; second owner, good tire, needs motor work.

437 Jefferson Avenue, Berkeley. peal otter; OLDSMOBILE, liHO now. best offer heater, good condition. $250. term.

1067 San; Leandro Boulevard, San ASittrlm OLDSMOBILE. 1 mil a "96" Tor- pedo body. See to appreciate. Your term, trade. PL rmpie t-acm.

6'LDSm6bILE. 1850 original own-er. 16.000; mile. Immaculate. KB Uog -102.

OLDSMOBILE 1838, good transportation; $80. Uog 4-8267. 2344 Humboldt Avenue. i ri ncufiRtl lata 1847. convertl- jle.

Radio, heater, hydramatic OLym pic 2-29S9i after OLDSMOBILE "6" -clean; radio, new "T-4335W. I 1938 sedan, very brake. BE rkeley OLDSMOBILE an" 1848 4-door sedan Awnar: extras: dw Piedmont; KE llo 4-7166. A ncMnruLfe, 1848 76 4-door sedan; hydramatic. radio, beater, other extras.

KE Uog OLDSMOBILE, 1848 "88" convertible: excellent condition, with new top and rubber, must sell sihws. vernrm OLDSMOBILE. 1848 "88" 3-door club sedan: radio, heater. hydramatic; good condition; n. us.

nog t-qoq. Packards One-Owner Trade-ins 'Fully Renovated and i Guaranteed ij I I 1950 Custom sedsn, ultramatle. 1850 Custom convertible, ultramatic. 1850 Da luxe club sedan, ultramatic. 1848 De luxe convertible, ultramatic.

1848 Super convertible, ultramatic 1848 Custom sedan. 1848 De luxe sedan. 1847 Clipper sedsn. 1846 Clipper 6 sedsn. feank Terms Up to 30 Months ZJZl proaaway Reynold C.

Johnson Co. Downtpvyn Packard Dealer PACKARD 1946 Clipper sedan; ha radio and heater; special price for quick sale, $793. UPTOWN MOTORS tINCOLN-MERCURT DEALER 45th to 49th on Broadway TWlnoaks 3-7282 I PACKARD, 1841 "126" sedan) excellent $385. Also 1837 Plymouth, $100. Walnut Creek 8503.

PLYMOUTH. 1951 club coupe. Cran-brook; private party; priced for Immediate sale; $445 down, 24 months. Lu- ceme 2-9850. PACKARD, 1939 sedan, rebuilt through-ouf, incliidnic motor, upholstery.

Paint; radio, heater; perfect shape; $1000. T.A kehumt 2-4748. EACKARD. 1939 convertible ring condition, -sacrifice. 7-8303.

TW inoaks 8-7138. good run- BE rkeley PLYMOUTH, 1948 de luxe four-doof sedan; extra clean, one owner car, $845; also 1848 Plymouth special de luxe two-door sedan. $895. Garland Chevrolet Co. 2439 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda.

LAkehurst 2-8221. PLYM6utlti. 1840 4-door sedan; excep- tionaUy good: new paint Job. 442B Buena Vista. Alameda.

PLYMOUTH. 1851 suburban, radio, heater, directional, good 'i condiUon. Beacon 4-7483. PLYMOUTH 1951 Cranbrook Belvedere 2-doort Nil green; mUeaga 7000. 2302 100th Avenue.

PLYMOUTH 1836 coupe; good condition; new 1847 motor. Cheap, i TR inidad 2-6772 PLYMOUTH coupe. 1941; de luxe; 1848 engine: hew paint, tires, brakes: $365. 'TEmplebar 2-8785, business hours. PLYMOUTH, 1834; good motor; con-verted delivery sedan: $75.

OL ympic 2-0285. PLYMOUTH 1849 convertible de luxe; $1395 original owner. TW Inoaks 2-8608 evening. PLYMOUTH 1840 4-door; radio, heater, jiew seat covers; $275. PI edmont 5-8693J.

I PONTIAC 1846 Streamliner sedan, fam-ily car, never abused. Immaculate, $875. Sea at Standard Station, 22nd and Tele-graph. Oakland; GL encourt 1-5711, Room 432. 'V PONTIAC 1849 Streamliner "8" sedan-coupe; radio, heater, new white walls; an immaculate, one-owner car $1495.

LA kehtirst 2-1658. PONTIAC. 1941 five passenger coupe; two-tone; excellent condition; 2427 San Psbio. good transportation; $80. TR inidad 3-6879.

i PONTIAC, 1842 4-door; radio, heater, mod tires, clean; good condition; $035. SWeetwood 8-5946. PONTIAC, 1848, 4-door; hydramatic; many extras. 81150. LA ndscape 5-2991.

PONTIAC 1936 four-door; good tires, motor: $95. BE rkeley 7-4658J. RILEY. 1831 sports sedan; radio, heater; perfect condition: $2650. Norwitt Brit-.

ish cars, 3068 Broadway, TE mplebar 6-2101. i Studebaker, Buyers, Attention! Why take 'chances? We are an author-Ued Studebaker dealer. We have the largest selection of reconditioned Studebaker tat town. 90-Day Warranty on All 1950-1951 Studebakers tec rs rntsr to be strst ALWAYS A BETTER BUI. AT MURPHY MOTOR CO.

TOtm STVJOEBAKE DEALER" 2784 Broadway utortb of MacArthur) OLympio 2-7530. STUDEBAKER Commander de luxe 1950 Starlite coupe: automatic transmission. radio, white sidewaiis; original owner bought larger car. must sell this week; 81 575. HI gheste a-1701.

concorq mm. ilULZaAKEH. sedan; radio, heater, overdrive: sacrifice equity. $175. LO ckhaven -6fe8.

DEATHS KCNZTLMAN At his homo tn Santa wus, June I. 1952. Herbert A. Kunsel-man, formerly of Berkeley, beloved husband of Marion E. Kunzelman of Santa Crux, loving father of Mrs.

Joan Sheldon and Mrs. Elaine Arp of Oak land, dear brother of Raymond Kun selman of Oakland and Elwin Kumel-man of Albany, dear grandfather of Edith Elaine Arp; a member of Master. -Mates and Pilots Union; a native of San Francisco, aged 51 years. Farewell services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock In tho Little Chapel of the Flowers i (Hull Sobs), Adeline and Ashby Station. Berkeley.

Dr. Vera V. Loper officiated. JONES In Oakland. June t.

1952, Walter Jones, beloved husband of May V. Jones; father of Marion J. Jensen of Oakland and Richard V. Jones of Denver. four grandchildren survive: a naUve of Columbus.

Ohio: aged 84 years. A member of Royal Arcanum of Salt Lake City, Utah. Friends are invited to attend tho services at the Telegraph Avenu chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, Wednesday.

June 11. 1952. at 3 o'clock pjn. (Ample off-street parking.) Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. i.r ust in Oakland.

June 8. 1952. Effie Nancy, loving mother of Mrs. Margaret i M. Meier and Maynard M.

Morris; grandmother of Martin Meier, Maynard Scott Morris, Yvonne and Rox-anne Morris; a native of Kansas. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services June 12, 1952. at 1:30 pjn. at the Fruitvale chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary.

1584 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment Moun. ain View Cemetery. Phone KE Uog 3-4114. LAMPING In Oakland.

June 1952. James Jn dearly beloved husband of Margaret Cecelia Lamping; loving father of Margaret Mary Lamping; son of the late James J. and Margaret L. Lamping: devoted brother of Mrs, Charles Green, Mrs. E.

A. Chamberlain. Raymond Lamping and the late Sister Mary Dolorita of the Sisters of tho Holy Names. Friends are Invited to attend tho funeral Wednesday. June II.

1052 at 8:30 o'clock a.m. from the East Lawn Chapel of Hanrahan and Wadsworth, Pine Borba. Fifth Avenue at East 14th Street; thence to Our Lady of Lourdes' Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a.m. Entombment: Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rosary Tuesday evening at 8) o'clock, LE JEITNE In Oakland.

June 19. 1952, uciuuuc Derma, Deiovea wife of Hang Jean Le Jeune; loving mother of Mrs. Irwin Somrr.ers and Mrs. Wm. O'Hara of Alameda.

Mrs. Walter Linggi of San Lorenzo; sister of Mrs. Martha Wester-noff of Guerneville: Mrs. Margaretha Von Berckefeld and Mrs. Hattie Berding of Alameda: sister-in-law of Mrs.

Alice Gober of Alameda; grandmother of six grandchildren. A native of Germany. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, June 11, 1S52 at o'clock p.m. in the Goethis Chapel of The Hagy-Krenan Mortuary, Central Avenue at Ninth Street, Alameda. Inurnment: Chapel of the Chimes, NUNES In Berkeley, June 9.

1952. Anna Rosario, beloved wife of the late John, Coelho Nunes: loving aunt of Mrs. Mary Sequeira. Frank Silva, Antono Silva; great-aunt of Capt. John Souza of Oakland; a native of Flores.

Azores Islands; aged 93 years. A member of Council No. 78, S.P.R.S.I.. the I.D.S.T. of Oakland and Club No.

5 of the Portuguese Program. Friends are invited to attend tho funeral from Caporgno Mortuary, 1727 Grove Street. Oakland, Thursday. June 12. 1952.

at ,9 a.m.. thence to St. Joseph's Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated for -the repose of her soulj commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of the rosary Wednesday evening. 8 o'clock.

Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. ROCKWOOD In Hayward, June 9, 1952. Lewis C. beloved husband of Georgia Rock wood; loving step-father of LaVada Leite of Hayward.

and LaVena Smith of Texas. A member of United Workmen's Lodge of North Dakota and a member of The Holy Name's Society. A native of Portage, Wisconsin; aged 80 years. I Friends sre Invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Brothers 1 Chapel. 1140 Street.

Hayward. Wednesday. June 11, 1952 at 8:45 o'clock a.mJ: thenco to St John's Church. San Lorenzo, where a mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:39 o'clock a.m. Rosary services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment: Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. LVD IN In Oakland. June 8. 1952, Harry Frank, beloved husband of Muriel E. Ludin; brother of Mrs.

Anna E. Corn-stock; uncle of Virginia Comstock. Mrs. Beverley Bufkin, Carmen, Donald. Richard.

Wayne and Delmer Wright; a native of San Francisco, aged 67 years; a member of Presidio Lodge No. 354. F. and A.M. of San Francisco.

4 Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, June 11, at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of tho Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Services under auspices of Presidio Lodge No. 354, F.

and A.M. KE Uog POSWA In Ant loch, June 8, 1952, James Poswa, beloved husband of Patricia C. Poswa: son of the late H. James and Katherine A. Poswa; brother of Mr.

Katherine A. White; a native of Oakland, Calif; aged 25 years. A veteran of World War II. i Friends are invited to attend servlcea Wednesday afternoon, June 11, 1952 at 1:30 o'clock at the Chapel of St Clement's Episcopal Church, Claremont Boulevard and RusseU Street, Berkeley. Inurnment private.

Chapel of tho Chimes. Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel Co. service. For further Information please call KE Uog 2-6068. SCHROETER In Oakland, June 8.

1952. Vera dearly beloved wife of Harry R. Schroeter, loving mother of Harry R. Schroeter rrter of Harold, Ralph and Andrew Krueckel and tho late Mrs. Anna Ruedy, Mrs.

Elsie Reese and William Krueckel; grandmother of Hazel and Harry R. Schroeter III; a native of Oakland, California, aged 64 years." Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Wednesday, Juno 11th at 2 o'clock p.m. in the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel St 3630 Telegrsph Avenue and 87th Street. Oakland. Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum.

8 PONG At rest. June 8. 1952, Charlotte S. Spong. dearly beloved wife of Carl Spong; loving mother of Joseph E.

Spong and Agnes M. grandmother of Mrs. A. R. Zylstra and Mrs.

Gordon Westlind and great-grandmother of Catherine and Leonard also survived by relatives in Sweden: a native of Sweden; aged 92 years. A member of Mission Covenant Church of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of, Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2850 TelegrapK Avenue, Oakland, Wednesday, June 11, -1952. at 1 o'clock p.m.

Rev. Westley W. Nelson officiating. (Ample off-street parking.) Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. STAHLKE In Anfioch.

June 9, 1952. William Stahlke. beloved son of Hazel Stahlke and Herman E. Stahlke: loving grandson of Mrs. W.

E. Castro; nephew of Mildred H. Francis and Esther Dean; a native of Oakland; aged 28 years. Friends are invited to attend service Thursday. June 12, 1952.

at 1 o'clock p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street. Oakland. (Abundant private parking.) Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully Acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the tight against heart disease, 2142 Broadway.

Oakland. HI ghgata 4-6401 San Francisco Deaths AUTAGNE. George I 77 BUCHHOLZ. Herman D. BURKE.

Anna. CAIRNS. Robert DENNISON. John J. JOHNSON, Jack H.

JOHNSON. Virgil T. MARTINEZ. Jessie Grace. McDONN'ELL.

Josephine. McQUADE. Adelaide G. MURPHY. Florence B.

4 year. NOMINNI. Esther 89 years. PETRILLI. Mary 7 year.

PRATT Frank Leo. i QUNIONEZ. Tiburcia. RUFER. Adele.

SPROUL, Dorothy E. STUMES. Bertha. TERRANOVA. Giuseppe 87 year.

4 W1LHITE. Myrtle 67 year. OaklanJ Birth? Born to the wife of: CHOW. Edwin boy. COMER, Jarold girt.

BAILEY. H. S. boy. WTJEPPER, Robert boy.

SMITH, Walter girl. i BOOT. Prank girt. REAGAN, Joseph K. boy.

PERKINS. Robert boy. MEDINA. Cesar, boy. MATTINGLY, Matthias girt LYTLE.

Robert boy. JAMES. Clarence girL ELDRIDGE. John irU WELCH. Robert girl.

VALENTINE. Donald L. girt UMLAND. Carl P. girl.

STURDEVANT. Joseph boy. SPARKS, Marcus girL SLIGER. Charles E-. boy.

REHE. Trank E. girl. -OERLTNE. Roney boy.

NOBLE. Robert girl. La BOYTEAUX. Lloyd girl. KUTZ.

John boy. HEWITT. Lloyd boy. HENSEL. Eugene, girl.

HALL. Edward girl. GARDNER. John boy. DRAPER, J.

boy. TINDER. William boy. SPANGLER. Robert ooy.

SNELL, Gordon twins, gin and boy MANN. Harry girl. La MUNYON. Cart HEEM. Arthur boy.

HOTTER. Harrold girt. FOSTER. William boy. MILLfcR.

Frank boy. HALL Robert girl. MILLIKEN. Donald girl. BRYNAERT.

Albert girl. NUNULEY. Lemuel boy. LEWIS, Robert boy. LAVERTY.

John F. boy. SEPULVEDA, Antonio girl. SMITH. Howard girt- SOMERTON.

Wilbur girl. DUMONT. Paul boy. LOPEZ. Edward boy, LARSH.

Marvin boy. FINCK. William boy. PIVER. Henry boy.

FIELDS. Alvin C. girl. LOPES, Matthew boy. KENDRICK.

Richard girl. MENDES. Daniel girl. NEWMAN. William girt.

RAND. Charles girt. DITTMAR, Richard boy. licenses Issued GR A YDON-BR ADLEY George Windsor Graydon, 26, and Kate Antnony orw Iav 5)1 hoth of Berkelev. INGLEMON-SIMPSON James Archie Inglemon, 47, and Lola Mae Simpson 41 hnlh r4 Oakland.

pnrifFT.t.A RSO Odel Earo Pucket, 24. Murray. and Joanne Carol I.nnn 17 CANOTZZO-BELICE Salvatore Antonio Cannizzo. 23. and Mane nose rieiice 10 both nf Berkeley.

GOMES-PAULIN Benjamin Richard Gomes, 54. Oakland, and Monie r-auiin 50. San Leandro. T.nTHIAN-MICKELSON Thomas Er skine Lothian. 26, Alameoa ana js.atn-leen Gwendolyn Mickelson, 25, Oakland.

COTFIN-BLICKLE Leonard Walter Coffin. 25. and Ella Blickle, 22, both of Oakland. LeBEAU-HEWITT i Vernon Joseph Le Beau, 31 and Constance Cynthia Hew itt, 19, both of Divorces Filed LAFFIN. Mary vs.

Richard. DUBOSE, Ladell vs. Willie BELLINO, Gloria vs. Angelo. SANCHEZ, John Torres vs.

Marina C. GOOD, Mary A. vs. Joseph M. SMITH.

Rita E. vs. Richard S. WALSEMANN, Elwin W. vs.

Schirrell L. FOX. Henrietta vs. Morris (annulment). WILLIAMS.

Eddie Jo vs. Charles. DAYTON. Gerald Allen vs. Jacqueline.

LYDIA, Sam D. vs. Willie Mae. Solano County DIVORCES FILED: DUNK1N, Joseph vs. Helen.

1 VICK, Violet vs. Haskell. WORTMAN. Frederick vs. Anna.

RHEAD, June-vs. Raymond. WILSON, Margaret vs. John. HAPKE, Marjorie vs.

Herbert. BLAIR. George vs. Shirley. DUCKUTT, J.

D. vs. Tva May. DUARTE. Marie vs.

Alfred. REX, George vs. Jewell. MORGAN, Nelda vs. James.

THATCHER. George vs. Janice. BELLINGER. Flossie v.

Lester. WOLFF, Mary Jane vs. Charles. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED: HAMMANN-TIMPNER Dean Hammann, 22, and Betty Ann Timpner, 21, both Pinckneyville, HI. WEBER-HIGGINS Raymond WeBfer.

28, and Ann Marie Higgins, 27, both Val- leio. CRAWFORD-DAVIS Donald Crawford, 27, Napa, and Janet Davis, 37. St. Helena. SILVERIA-SULLIVAN Norman Sllveria.

25, and Carole Jo Sullivan, 20, both Valleio. WEBB-GOLLADAY Robert Webb, 21. Lansing. ad Donna Jeanne Gol-laday. 17, Vallejo.

JOHNSON-WILLIAMS Richard Johnson, 29, and Ruby Williams, 24, both Vacaville. COLEMAN-DAVIS George Coleman, 24, Fresno, and Sharon Davis, 16, An-tioch. AARON-CHRISTIANSEN Ottle Aaron, 81. Suisun. and Patricia Christiansen, 24, Fairfield.

ACROSS 38 Time period. 39 Stellate. 41 Turn to left 42 SnarL 43 Polynesian isles. 44 Crimson. 45 Device for shaping metal.

46 Church holiday. ACROSS' 49 Hanged. 51 Germ. 55 Curse, 56 Fear of drafts. 58 Scotch hillside.

59 Harness lines. 60 Steps to the line. 61 Long fish. 62 Hazy. 63 Weird.

48 High peak. 671053 Selatlea Yesterday's Psssle ay iot rVTEaXOCTTOKT DECSEESi DeBERNARDL Mary from Tito. GREENE. Catherine from George T. Jr.

ccjx. Caroline from Jack L. GRIFFITH, Vu-ginia from Ernest R. DAVIS, Regina D. from Harold E.

CARNAHAN, Sarah McN. from Kenneth. MONTGOMERY, Be mice from Claude. WATERSON, Venus from Henry Ogden. PARKS, Thomas K.

from VioU S. ROPER. Lawton from Muriel. DeMAR. Adeane from Marcus.

FOX, Charles R. from Marian A. Napa County BIRTHS Born to the wife of: COOPER, Ivan. Napa. girl.

DAVIS, Albert. Napa, boy. GAMBILL, William. St. Helena, girl.

GIBBELLO. John. Napa. boy. HUNT, Alfred.

Napa. girL JINKS. George. Napa, KanM OKD, Milton, Napa. boy.

SLACK. Melvin. St: Helena. eirL SWARTOUT, Mervyn, Middletown. girL nuAnunu, nooen.

caustoga, boy. I MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSrcn 8TOHS.NER.-ORGENS Edward u. ana June Ore-ens. 20. bath of Nana WILSON-SOVIE George Wilson.

60. and Adelaide so vie. 6S, both of Vallejo. divorce srrrs filed CONLEY Dorothy vs. Harold.

Hudson John v. Nina. LEGG Edwin vs. Fay. MCDONALD Nina v.

Edgar. San Francisco Licenses i BOtTCHET-MOR AN Donald Bouchet. 21. 5iuonjr, ion oaroara Moran. 30.

Oakland. ELIA CHAR-LARSON Saby Eliachar. 28 ana Vivian Larson. 28. bath Berkeley.

HEANEY-MANNING- Sherman Heaney. i. I.i J' ana ranees Man- nlnS. 20 OalrlnnH Pa1," Uncord. Francisco M' VARNEY-THRONDSON Charle Var- AlamJTla- and Marilyn Trond-soni 20, San Franciscso.

ACKERMAN Of 1752 67th Avenue. Oakland. June 8. 1952, Sherman, beloved husband of Blanche Lillian Ackerman: loving father of Glenn Ackerman of Reno. Harold Ackerman, Mrs.

Rhea Green. Mrs. Irene Rodgers and Vernon Ackerman. all of Oakland: lovinc grandfather of Gary Lee and Cheryl Rodgers. Dixianna and George Djki Ackerman; loving brother of Minnie and Mary Fox and Clara West.

A native of Louden-vflle. Ohio; age 65 years. A member of The Melrose Baptist Church and Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks. Local 802. Friends are invited to attend the services i from the new mortuary of C.

Bannon. 6800 East 14th Street. Oakland, on Wednesday afternoon. June 11, 1952 at 2 o'clock. Interment: Evergreen Cemetery.

(For further information please TR Inidad ANDRADE In Hay ward. June fl. 1952. John Andrade. husband of the late Mary Andrade.

and father of Mrs. Mary Rcda: grandfather of Mrs. Irene Nunes of Salinas. Mrs. Lorraine Vargas and Edward V.

Roda of Hayward: four great-grandchildren: a native of the Madeira Lslands. A member of the I.D.E.S and U.P.E.C. No. 3 of Havward. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the! Hayward Mortuary.

297 Castro StreetJ Thursday. June 12. 1952, at 8:15 a.m.: thence to all Saints Church, where a mass will be said for the re poise of his soul, commencing at 8:45 a.m. Recitation of the rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

BAKER In Richmond. June 8. 1952, Rav E. Baker, formerly of Oakland, beloved husband of Kay Baker: loving nephew of Laura Wi" Marks and Mrs. Agnes Ree of Oakland: a native of San Francisco.

A member of San Pedro Lodge No. 966 B. P. O. Elks.

San Francisco- Society of, 'Port Engineer and International Association of Machinists Lodge No. 824 of Richmond. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries; 2850 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland. Wednesday, June 11.

1952, at 11 o'clock a.m. under the auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 171, B. P. O.

Elks. (Ample off-street parking.) Inurnment private. CATUCCI In Oakland. June 8. 1952, Clara, beloved wife of Mike Catucci; loving sister of Mrs.

Louise Fascilla, Mrs. Mary Longhurst of Boise, Idaho, Mrs. Carmelia Caccla of Poeatello, Idaho, Mrs. Anne Remund and Charles and Guy both of Poeatello, Idaho, and William Gates; sister-in-law of Anthony I and Grace Catucci: nieces and nepheWs living in California and; Idaho; a native of Idaho: aged 41 years. A member of Women of the Moose and thej Musicians' Union, Local 6.

I Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday. June 11, 1952, at 8:30 a.m. from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary. 3007 Telegraph Avenue, thence to St. Jarlath's Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m.

Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Recitation of the rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. ELDER In Berkeley. June 8. 1952.

Alie E. Elder, beloved wife of Russell Elder; loving mother of F. L. (Spike) Elder of Albany and B. (Buzri Elder of Oakland and the late Dorothea Reilly; sister of C.

C. Bunn of Gillespie, and Oliver Bunn Of Sailor Springs, BL; grandmother of Patricia McCauley, Barbara Gordon, Harry Francis Reilly and Thomas Valgean Reilly of San Diego: great-grandmother of Lois and Dennis McCauley and Veronica Gordon; loving aunt of W. W. Clan ton and great-aunt of Wesley Clan ton; a native of Illinois. 1 Friends are invited to attend services Wednesday.

June 11, 1952, at 10 o'clock a.m. at Truman' Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. (Abundant private parking.) Entombment Mountain View HAMMOND In Oakland. June 8, 1952, Rt. Rev.

Richard H. Hammond, dearly beloved son of the late Richard and Mary Hammond; brother of Josephine Hammond; devoted cousin of Mrs. Mary White of Albany, i N.Y. A member of Serra Club of N.S.G.W. Fruitvale Parlor No.

252. former Chaplain of the Oakland Fire Department and Serra Club of a native of Oakland. California. Solemn requiem: mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul on Wednesday, June 11. 1952.

at 10 a.m.; also a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated on Tuesday. June 10, 1952, at 9 a.m., at St Anthony's Church. Rt Rev. Richard Hammond will lie in state at St. Anthony's Church after 4 p.m.

Monday. Recitation of the rosary Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. East Lawn Chapel services. For further information please call GL encourt 1-5942.

Officers and members of the League of the Cross Cadets are respectfully requested to attend the recitation of the rosary, also the solemn requiem-mass for the repose of the soul of the late Rt Rev. Richard H. Hammond, a former lieutenant of Company N. tSigned) Royal Handlos, vice president Robert Steele. Secretary.

HACCK In Berkeley. June 8. 1952. Harry H. Hauk.

beloved father of Mrs. Harriett Hauk Steams of Los Angeles; brother of Walter Hauck. Mrs, Edns Ladd and Mrs. Bruno Denk; grandfather of Lawrence and Robert Stearns; a native of Colorado. Merced, papers please? copy.

A member of Pacific Lodge No. 138. F. land A. M.

Friends are Invited to attend service at the Chapel of Memories, Howe and Mather Streets, Oakland. Wednesday June 11. 1952. at 3 o'clock p.m., under Masonic auspices. I Friends may call at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries.

2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, until 1 O'clock p.m. Wednesday, KRAMER In San Carlos. June 8, 1952, Elmer CwKramer of Vallejo. -brother-in-law of Mrs. Drucilla Kramer; uncle of William E.

Kramer, both of Pittsburg, Calif. A member of Naval Lodge' No. 87. F. and A.

Washington Lodge No. 7,: Knights of Pythias and Lodge No. 252, International Association oft Machinists, all of Vallejo; a native of Ohio. Services Wednesday morning. June 11, 1952, at 11 o'clock in the Tower Chapel of Mountain View; Cemetery, Oakland, under Masonic auspice.

(Albert Brown Mortuary.) deaths! Tuesday's Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Seasoning. Diminish. ACROSS 23 Before. 24 Awe. 25 Expiate.

28 Mr. Murray, 29 Clothe. 32 Market 33 A legume. 34 Cossack chief. 35 Hostel.

36 Cried out. as 10 Moist lumps. 14 Freezer. 15 Laws. 16 School near Windsor.

17 Perfidious. 19 Portico. 20 21 Annoying. sneep. NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISHING CERTAIN MATERIALS.

SUPPLIES AND SERVICES! iTOi THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA. DURING THE FISCAL TEAR; 1952-1953. BEGINNING JULY IJ 1952 AND TERMINATING jJUNE 30, -t The City Clerk will receive sealed bids for proposals in hlsi office in the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 12:30 o'clojck p.m. pn Tuesday, the 17th day of June.

1952, for furnishing certain materials, supplies and services toithe various departments of the City Oakland, California, during the Fiscal Year 1952-1953, beginning July li 1952 and terminating Juno JOi 1953, as follows: i I Maintenance, Repairs jand Service of Harley Davidson Motorcycles; Maintenance, Repairs And Service of Indian Motorcycles; Overhauling Typewriters; Photocopy paper for Photostat Machines: i-iywooa; Printine "Oakland's Mag- asine; Rubber Type TW Insulated Copper Wire and Cable; Soap Powder; Tabulating CardajJToilet Tissue and Paper Towels; qwel Service; Typewriters; and wrought StA6utonio'lva Lubricating) Oil: Auto tc Truck Tires and Tubes; Automotive Tires Recap; Batteries; Gasoline; Ethyl Gasoline; Stakes (Surveyors'); White Traffic Line Paint; Repair of Asphalt 'Bituminous Pavement; Vitrified Clay iSewer Pipe and Fittings; Medium-curing Asphaltic Paving Mixtures; Repair or Construction of Concreto Sidewalks; Planing of Existing Pavements; Photocopy Specifications and blahkj forms of proposals will be fUrtUshed by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include delivery land California State Sales Tax.j The City is exempt from City of Oakland Sales To ,.4 B-eriera I Excise tax. AH proposals ahall be accompanied byj a check an amount noijiea ten per cent (10) of the aggregate amount of tho proposal! certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Chas. M. Don.

Cdty Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein I specified shall be forfeited and I retained by tho City of Oakland iftho successful bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond required.Bond in an amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price to beigtven by successful bidder as a guarantee for faithful performance of the contract. Contract to be entered into within-ten (10) days iafter. award thereof. Said materials. supplies and services to be furnished and delivered in accordance with specifications therefor adopted Juno 4.

1952. i CHAS. M. DON. City Clerk.

No. 764 June 10 (5t) ORDINANCE NO. (C.M.S.! AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF 19,575.00, OR AS MUCH THEREOF AS MAY BE NECESSARY, FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FEE TITLE TO CERTAIN rKurf.KX run HIGHWAY PURPOSES, AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 98TH AVENUE AND EiSTREET. NEEDED FOR TFLE; WIDENING OF STREET. i BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland, as follows: SECTION 1.

There is nereoy ap-riated out of the Special Gas Tax Street Improvement IFund the sum of $9,575.00, or as much thereof as may be necessary, for the acquisition of fee title to certain prop erty, for street and highway purposes, at the southeast torner of 9Stn Avenue ana jc eirrei, xftaca for the widening of Said property is situate in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, ana more particularly described In Resolution No. 28264 CM on file in the office of th ntv Clerk. I 1 i SECTION 2. The Right of "Way Agent is hereby authorized ana directed to take the necessary steps to complete said acquisition. SECTION 3.

This Ordinance ehall take effect sixty (60) days after its final passage. In Council. Oakland! Calif, Juno 5. 1952. 1 I Paased to vrint for two day by the following Ayess Councllmen Fletcher, Grant, Heisey, MacLeod.

Rilea, Youell and Vice4Presldent Maaaiora 7. Noes None. Absent: Councilman Morcom and (President CHAS. St DON City Clerk. No.

775 June 10 2t) lTTTTTTIs" 6 7" 9 9 10 11 12 13 22 TTjr IT" 33 34 IJ" 38" 35" TT" Ti 49 so 51 52 53 54 IT" 56 IS" "TT 59" DOWN i 27 Decorative. 28 A parrot 30 Mother of Isaac 31 Trap. 33 Pursue busily. 34 Chop. 36 Headlong.

37 Small boy. 40 Household pests. 42 Strangle. 44 Ransom. 45 Arm of the sea.

47 Rips. 48 Slishtly drunk. 49 Earappendage. 50 Manageable. 61 Friar.

52 Musical instrument 53 Coffin stand. 54 Facile. 87 River: Spanish. DOWV Rests on. 2 Land measure.

Spare. 43 Three-pronged spear, Solitarily. Woman golfer. -7 Past German. Ruhr city.

10 Final course. 11 Dress. 12 Blessing. 13 Projecting stump. 18 Weary.

22 Totaled. -24 Sail to windward. 23 Wrong. 36 Importnt town in Loft er Egypt j'l.