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a 1 of let AUTOS FORD, 1040 Tudor, 00 horsepower, radio, $260. HU 3-5362. FORD 1049, convertible: top: excellent condition. LO 2-3162. FORD 1951 udor, special interior, all extras, $1505.

PI 5-6762. FORD, 1935 phaeton; 1195. 3-2725. FORD, 1938 lack convertible; good tires, radio: $150. LO 2-2678.

32 FORD 1947 Vi super Tudor, radio, extras, 8900. AN 1-5957. FORD, 1929 thodel 2 door, good condition, $50, LO 8-5826. FRAZER, 195, 4-door sedan; radio, heater, overdrive, other accessories, very low milgage, new car guaran91895, 06480 East 14th, Leandro. GRAHAM, 1941, Hollywood custom built.

TH 3-10892, after 5. HILLMAN Minx. 1951 sedan, 4000 miles, $575 cash, balance due $725. Owner, KE 2-6296. HUDSON 1951 Commodore door.

Hydramatic, radio, heater: new. not demonstrator. Bargain $2695. 10125 East 14th. LO 8-7227.

HUDSON Super 6, late 1947; engine overhauled, new clutch, brakes, linins. shocks, fuel pump, extra heavy tires: newly painted; cheap, $885. GL 1-8178. HUDSON, 1948 Commodore sedan; fully equipped; run 21,600 miles only: private owner: $1250, terms. LA 3-1021; LA 3-2678.

HUDSON, 1951 Commodore 6 sedan. Extras: 3300 intles; must sell. Ct. My OL loss, your Kelton 2-2533. 194.

Very condition. almost new motor: $435. 831 East 14th St. KAISER, 1950 Traveler: beautiful condition throughout; radio, heater, overdrive: $1445. Motors 6528 East 14th, LO 8-4426; evenings LO 9-2948.

KAISER 1946 original owner, low mileage, excellent condition, accept trade for down payment. Easy terms, balance $995. Walnut Creek 4066. LAT Salle, club coupe, 12,006 miles. Must to appreciate.

Mobile service station, 4395 Piedmont Ave. Lincoln 1949 Coupe (6-passenger) beautifully maintained by professional French gray; 22.000 miles; overdrive and all accessories; $1895, Bank America finaneing. 2555 Shattuck. Berkeley. LINCOLN 199 Cosmopolitan.

beautiful metallic blue. All extras including overdrive. A real buy at $1795. Pulvei Motor Mart, 3510 Broadway, HW 3-5414. LINCOLN, Tate 1949, Hydramatic, low mileage, beautiful throughout, reasonable.

AN 1-9571. LINCOLN 1951. 4-door, hydramatic, radio, heater, month old, $700 discount. Going in service. LO 8-3041.

LINCOLN Zephyr 1940 3-window coupe; overdrive, $175. Walnut Creek 6383. MERCURY, 6 passenger coupe, miles, excellent tires. Most accessories. Never out of Oakland.

$1575. OL 2-0808. MERCURY 1961 Fordor sedan. Jet black; sidewall tires; overdrive, radio. heater, 9000 miles.

$2450. Call or see "Mike. BE 7-5270. MERCURY, 1940 convertible sedan, 1946 Mercury motor, new Carson top, new paint radio, heater, good tires. KE 2-7701.

MERCURY 1919 station wagon with radio and heater; excellent condition. $1800, L. Learner, 3800 San Pablo OL 2-9182 M.G.. T.D. 1951; red; radio, heater; reasonable.

BE 7-9055. Nash 8 1940 Sedan New General fires; radio; exceptionilly solid, $195, terms, 2555 Shattuck, Berkeley. NASH 1951 Ambassador custom door: hydramatic; fully equipped; extras; need cash, will take good old car as part payment. TE 5-2864. NASH: 1950 -door sedan; private party; excellent condition? $1495.

help finance. GL. 2-3411. NASH 1951 custom: due to separation, I am forced to sell or trade my equity. LO 9-4390.

NASH. 1951 Statesman, low mileage; will take trade. KE 3-3141. NASH 1942 sedan, excellent throughout. $425.

Accept trade. LA 3-4102. Oldsmobile 1949 Club Coupe Reflects care from original owner; low mileage: automatic shift, fully equipped; $1795: bank financing available. 2555 Shattuck, Berkeley. Oldsmobile 88 1949 Sedan Hydramatic drive; original 2-tone gray; low mileage: $1750.

Bank America terms. 2555 Shattuck, Berkeley. OLDSMOBILE: 1947 78, hydromatic, radio, heater, toglights, white sidewalls: exceptionally clean; one owner. car; $200 for equity; take over payments. L.O 9-5062.

OLDSMOBILE: 1948 2-doof sedan, model 68. Original owner 37,000 miles. Plenty: of accessories. Very clean. KE 3-1183 after 5:30.

OLDSMOBILE, 1940 Torpedo sedan, completely overhauled, still in garage, 30-day warranty; body spotless, trade, terms. PI 5-8737. OLDSMOBILE 98, 1946 4-door sedan; hydramatic, radio, heater, new white wall tires, excellent condition; original owner. HU 3-9328. OLDSMOBILE 1947 convertible, good condition, radio, heater; sacrifice.

KE OLDSMOBILE 1951 Rocket, de luxe, holiday coupe: tully equipped, low mileage. TE C-9629. OLDSMOBILE? 1949 2-door Rocket, all accessories, very clean condition, $1750. LO 9-7696. OLDSMOBILE 1941 sedan, "76," new tires; radio, heater; $400.

4155 Foothill. OLDSMOBILE 1948 convertible, excellent, completely equipped, new top, owner, $1600, HU 3-8685. OLDSMOBIL3 1946 76" sedanette, $995. Sell or trade. LO 8-5381.

Packard 1949 De Luxe Touring Sedan; radio, heater; a beautiful car respect; well taken care owner; buy this car today, big saving. Prices Are Up But Not Here Bud Ray's Motor Co. 9089 East.14th San Leandro; Th 2-9314. Packard 1950 Club Overdrive: white sidewalls, visor, seat covers, heater: 9700 miles. $1795- -Terms Raleigh R.

Leach 14th PACKARD. super convertible: metallic blue, white wall tires, overradio, and all extras; this car excellent condition throughout; private party. HU 3-8819. PACKARD. 160 overdrive, radio and heater, defroster, tires, chains; good condition; $550.

BE 7-1206J PACKARD Ultra matic drive, radio, heater. 10.000 miles. Call PACKARD, (cream); excellent condition; $1395. GL 2-0111. PACKARD club coupe; inder.

$350. 2-5963. PLYMOUTH special, distinctive, 1942 town sedan; motor: new brakes, wiring; heater, other accessories; tip-top shape: $535: 10'8 a steal. Orinda 2041. PLYMOUTH, 1950 convertible, perfeet, 7000 leaving.

Must sacrifice. Best reasonable offer: principals only. TE 6-0249, 2900 Park Boulevard. PLYMOUTH Excellent: condition, radio, seat cover and new tires. $1195.

Call: Diana Wu, RE 7-0226 or Melvin Wu, BE 7-9567. 1048: very clean, low mileage, original owner; make offer, evenings, Saturday, Sunday. 1-6033. AUTOS PLYMOUTE 1940 convertible: radio, heater: one owner: excellent condition. LA PLYMOUTH coupe, 1933, reconditoned motor; transportation; $65.

4155 Foothill. PLYMOUTH 193. coupe, good transportation; alter 5. TH 3-4401. PLYMOUTH, 1940 doors skirt, visorie spotlight; clean.

BE 1-13493. PON 1940 4 accesexcellent mechanical condition; paint, appearance; onable; trade considered; can finance. 527 58th OL 2-3803, nings: and Sunday. PONTIAC, 1947 Streamliner; 4-door sedan radio, heater, sun visor, back up Wight, windshield washer; excellent condition, 10,000 miles, $1065. LA 5-3457.

PONTIAC 1950 Chieftain de luxe, club sedan; dramatic, radio, heater. white wall tires: $1805, down, 18 months on balance. This won't last. 6329 Toothill: LO 8-8820. PONTIAC 1946 2-door de luxe sedan; motor and body top condition; (radio, heater; family car: has had excellent care; real value, $1095, HU 3-79074 Pontiac 1940 Sedan Four door, clean and solid throughout: $445, bank terms, 2555 Shattuck, Berkeley.

Pontiac 1935 Sedan New tires; radio; exceptionally solid $145, 2555. Shattuck, Berkeley. 1940 door; new paint: radio; heater; immaculate throughout. Upstairs apartment 1629 11th Ave. PONTIAC, 1947 club coupe; has everything: absolutely perfect; saCe rifice, $1095; call for complete description, owner Beacon 3-2142.

PONTIAC 6: 1920 sedan, reconditioned throughout: 30-day warranty, go. $115 down, monthly. OL 2-3296. PONTIAC, 1951. 8, 2-door sedan; hydramatic, radio, heater, extras.

months old. real buy. LO 9-5288 PONTIAC. 1942 convertible, new top, tires, complete engine overhaul, original paint; after 6. 5444 Bond St.

PONTIAC 1942 sedanette, perfect condition, $150 for equity. 1Q 8-7734 LA 2-6877 evenings. PONTIAC 1940, door sedan, cylinder, excellent condition, with radio. LA: 3-5953. PONTIAC 1947 convertible, radio, heater: excellent condition; owner.

LO 9.2136. PONTIAC 1942 4-door; radio, excellent excellent condition, $475. LA 6-48034 PONTIAC 1947 door: perfect con dition: all accessories. LA 6-8062. PONTIAC, 1936, clean, good condition.

Must sacrifice. $100. PI 5-8737. STUDEBAKER, 1948 Regal Champion convertible beautiful maroon, new black top; battery, carburetor, fuel pump, brakes and motor completely: re-done: positively, teed: overdrive, radio, heater, foglights, 2 spotlights, windshield washers. Motors 6528 Cast 14th, 8-4426; evenings LO-9-3948.

Studebaker 1948 Sedan Regal Commander model; low mileage; original finish: excellent tires, radio, heater, overdrive: sacrifice $1295, terms available. 2555 Shattuck. STUDEBAKER 1951 Statesman V-8, Hydramatic, radio, heater, custom STUDEBAKER 1951 Statesman V-8, Hydramatic, radio, heater, custom made seat covers, $2195. H. B.

Grentell, 1828 Park Alameda, LA 3-6527: LA 8-1406. STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander. club coupe: perfect; radio, heater. hillholder: overdrive. Private.

KE 3-4679, STUB BAKER, 1041 4-door commander: $495; paint; tires good. LA 4-46180 STUDEBAKER, 1939 Commander: good rubber; radio, overdrive; $300. 4155 Foothill. STUDEBAKER Commander, 1941, $500 cash; good condition; new tires. LA 3-8205 STUDEBAKER Champion 1941; door sedan, $395 2343 Broadway, TE 6-4944 WILLYS 1942 4-door; nice, economical, dependable: $295.

Walnut 7413. WILLYS 1941 station wagon; good transportation: fair condition; $160. Lucerne 1-1309. Big Sale On Late Models 1951 FORD 6 SEDAN 1951 PONTIAC SEDAN 1951 DODGE SEDAN 1951 KAISER SEDAN 1950 CADILLAC 12 SEDAN 1950 PONTIAC Club Coupe 1950 FORD CLUB Coupe $1350 1948 FORD CONVERTIBLE 995 1949 FORD SEDAN $1195 1948 CADILLAC 63 Convertible All the above cars priced under O.P.S.f ceiling. 1951 STUDEBAKER ton pickup, $100 down.

1950 Ford ton pickup, $95 down. Your old ear will make down ment most cases. See Joe 6186 Broadway. Brand New 1951 Studebakers IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Terrific Tradeiln ALLOWANCE Fred R. Nichols YOUR NEW ALAMEDA Studebaker 1711 Webster Alameda, LA Lima 1950 Mercurys Save $1000 Most: of the following are employee cars which have been driven by the staff of our organization.

These automobiles have been serviced every 1000 miles and are consistently kept in top condition. These cars have dios, overdrives, and are immaculate in appearance. Remember all these cars carry new car warranty or 4000 miles. If you are in the market at all, if your car runs or not, come in or call and we will show you how. to get down payment out of your 1941 or 1942 automobile at low monthly payments.

You honestly can't afford to miss this October sale! Call KE 4-8544- Ask for MR. VOELL OR MR. WILLIAMS For This Stupendous Deal Bob Philippi, Inc. 4200 East 14th Your Largest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer AUTOS New Cars 1951 DODGES Few left at old price. head.

Biggest allowance in Your friendly neighborhood Don Marquis Dodge Claremont at College NOW you getting taster transportation you out-of-town home See Hayward, Lafayette, Owner Going Overseas 'Has to leave beautiful 1947 Parkard Clipper 4 behind; personal regards for this car are very high and owner will sell only to people who feel likewise. Overdrive, heater, radio. custom upholstery. Wonderful buy for party, For information call 3-5047 after 6 p.m. We Wheel Out A Better Buy 1946 Oldsmobile 98 sedan: excellent radio, heater, twin spots.

Only $350 down. 1941 Buick sedanette, sharp, radio; heater, whitewall tires. Only $210 down. 1930 Olds 4-door, excellent, dio. Only $365 full price.

1048 Plymouth sedan: radio, heater excellent mechanically, full price. 18 MONTHS TO PAY ON ALL CARE JACK WHEELS 8163 SW 8-6523. PER AUTOS WANTED ALAMEDA new car dealer wants 1941 to 1951 used cars. Top prices paid. Call or see Garland Chevrolet Co.

2424 Santa Clara Alameda. AA Do your part Scrap iron needed now! Paying to $15 old, junk cars. Towing free. H0 4-9126. A- Autos for scrapping: pay up $15; will tow.

LO 8-8074, LO TR 2-0965, AA- For the most dough, any make any model; try Oakland Car 2222 East 14th St. A- -Clean 1946 to 1951 must have quick from private have cash. George, GL 2-4389. CHEVROLET 1951 Styleline 4-door sedan oz equivalent in Ford of Plymouth with radio, heater, covers. Will pay approximately $1800 cash.

Private party, Lafayette 3797. Cash for Your Car Any make: out-of-state cars cepted. R. McNeil, 3077 Broadway, TW 3-4420. Crosleys Wanted A.

L. Learner, Distributors. 3800 Pablo. Cash Bonus For Kaisers, any model. See Joe Donham 5186 Broadway.

CHEVROLETS, Fords, Plymouths: cash to $200 ever wholesale; any year, model. See Joe Donham 5186 Broadway. Clean. pre-war cars Will pay up to $500. 2360 Berkeley.

TH 3-3300. CARS wanted for scrapping. Top prices. Wil pick up. LO AN 1-9015: KE 3-2910.

CALL Bin to. your car; have all cash (HU 3-6063; 3500 Broadway. CARS for scraping, $12,50. and up. Call, anytime.

BE 7-1047R. CLEAN older car. 1988 to for cash. 5103 East 14th. AN 1-9371.

Spot Cash For Your Car will buy your car outright take it on our let and sell it for you free. BONDED DEALERS. Open 9 to Daily, Except Sunday HU 8-0568 or 8-1163. 3799 Broadway' Spot Cash for Clean Cars Your car bought from you or sold for you. Don't be satisfied with less than the mast cash.

Registered, bonded dealer, 4410 PI 5-6318. Top Prices For good, clean cars. Ask for Stan Braghetla, Cochran Celli "California's Oldest Dealer" 12th and Harrison, Oakland HI 4-0055 We Buy, We Sell, We Trade Stop 45th and Broadway At the Big Sign For Top Prices on Your Car UPTOWN MOTORS 45th Broadway, TW 3-7282 LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER 86-House Trailers FOR SALE AMERICAN- house trailer, 1950, foot tandem, two-tone; toilet. shower. No sales tax.

East Oakland Trailer Park, 13801 East 14th St. San Leandro. AIRFLOAT 1941, sleeps 4, $600. San Pablo, Space 37, E1 Cerrito. BEAUTIFUL 33-foot, used 3 months furnished, twin beds.

GL 2-1461 evenings. COZY Cruiser, 19517 14-foot. excellent condition; $850. 15273 Clark San Lorenzo. For a Fine Trailer It's Terra Cruiser! Kimball Trailer Sales Trailer insurance.

1600 San Pablo, Cerrite: 6-5825. 15900 Cast 14th Leandro: LO 2-1714 ROLLAWAY 1949 28-foot tandem; bedrooms, refrigerator, water heater awning. excellent condition, $16503 15209 Kent, San Lorenzo, Space 11, ROLL AWAY, 1950, 30-foot, 2-bed room. See space 116 or 119 at East 14th. SUPERIOR, 1947, 25-foot.

Fully equipped, including oil heater, frigerator, gas stove, toilet, over stuffed chair and ottoman, love seat, carpeting; Warner Electric brakes, awning, ete. KE 4-4052, fore 2:00 p.m. Sunday. SEE our new 1951 models, all alumi num trailers Also used models. Moody Brothers 8500 MacArthur LO SW 8-6313.

SLEEPING trailer, safety glass dows, good tires, $140. LA 3-6291. WESTCRAFT Coronado, all alum In birchwood interior. brakes, dolly, electric: apartment range, all in beautiful condition. Must sell See at 1585 MacArthur Blvd.

Call AN 1-5672. foot tandem wheel 1945; Moon, good condition. equity, low payments. 15263 perian Space Lorenzo, $350 for my 18-foot Glider; 1 must sell. 14820 East 14th St.

LO 22-foot sleeps refrig erator: will finance: Trailers WANTED ATTENTION cash for your San Pablo, Cerrito, LA TRAILERS FOR RENT A Better vacation; house, teardrop oat, utility trailers: 3151 Pablos BE riceles 1-6236. Sold, PIPER 7-3 Cub, relicented August 7th: engine 40 hours since engine overhanled: fabric 68 4350. SW Oakland Tribune, Saturday, Oct. 6, 1951 17 BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS etc Oakland Births WUESTHOFF, Charles, girl. GUERRERO, Henry sirl.

GEORGE, Charles boy. TOMANOVICH, Lewis, girl. SHERTZER, Francis boy. SERAFINO, Augusto boy. REDMOND, Thomas girl.

MORIEKO. Richard A. girl. McCLOSKEY, George girl. HANSEN, Robert girl.

GASKILL, Raymond boy. FOSTER, Leonard C. girl. COLEMAN, Keith girl. CAMPBELL, Donald girl.

BRENT. Gerald AGUZIN. Nicholas girl. VIGIL, Gene girl. CORRY, Augustus boy.

BUCKINGHAM, Sharon boy. RODRIGUES, Miguel, girl. CUMMINGS, Orban girl. HORNER, John V. girl.

DRUMELLER, Stanley boy. ZICKEFOOSE, Robert girl. HOGAN, Jerry boy. CAMPBELL, James boy. BURGER, Francis girl.

COOK, Donald girl. BAYHI, Willard boy. ATKINSON, Howard R. boy. De PACE, Frank, girl.

FERRELL, Edward boy. CURTIS. James boy. PETERS. Henry girl.

SABANAL, Albert, girl. BICKLEY, Forrest girl. De MANTI, Anthony girl. LADD, Willie girl. WHITE, Jimmie bay.

CAMPBELL, Meril 0., boy. SANTO, Don, boy. RYAN, Joseph girl. RANIERI, Lido girl. Alameda Births Born to the wife of: MATSUURA, Perry, boy.

ROBERTS, Vernon, girl. BROWN, Avon, boy. BRADY, Edmund, girl, -Airplanes, Sold, Rented Alameda Flying Club, Inc. memberships available, cash or time payment; 2, aircraft, pilots, students. Bill Lawson, 8-8673; AI Nie, LO 9-5722.

RADIO, aircraft engine, 65 horsepower and complete air frame: cheap. OL 3-0661. CARS FOR RENT You Drive Cars and Trucks For rent low $5 per day. Continental Auto Leasing, 1619 Webster: TE 9-0208. 89-TRUCKS FOR MIRE TRUCK and driver for hire.

Studebaker. AN 1-5915. -LOST BLACK and gray long-haired male dog, mixed breed, resembles small setter: name Butch: liberal reward for return dead or alive or definite information. PI 5-8387. CAT, black, full grown, short hair, white spot under stomach, between San Leandro-Hayward.

Reward. Lucerne 1-5144. CARTON of merchandise between Airport and 237 East 18th: addressed to Owl Drug liberal reward for return. CAT. young, gray male, 5 months old: reward.

KE 6-1075. evenings. CAT, small light Siamese: vicinity upper Piedmont: reward. HU 3-4647. GREAT Dane.

in vicinity Walnut and Walden, Walnut Ceek, answers to name reward. TW 3-4970 or Walnut Creek 2575. GLASSES, in case, childs: vicinity Grand Lake district: Mrs. Garavaglia. AN 1-6400.

IRISH terrier, male; tan with black spot on back, vicinity 102nd Ave. License 73. Answers to "Mac." Reword. SW 8-4878. KEYS, ring with several keys; gold ring keepsake; reward.

Box P115373, Tribune. LUST articles are not always advertised until some day: later. tf you do not see what you found watch this column for several days NECKLACE, matching earrings, pearl, rhinestone; blue box in' white paper; vicinity Broadway-20th; reward. SW 8-2142. PURSE, brown leather, on 15A bus, Monday 6 p.m.

Keep money. Valuab'e. KE 3-7470. RING set with one large and baguette diamonds; lost Oakland, October liberal reward. Garfield 1-1277.

WATCH, lady's Hamilton, square, yellow gold; Tuesday; reward. KE WATCH. lady's Hamilton: initials "V.G.V." 6th Webster. Reward. LA 2-7060, evenings.

Saturday's ACROSS ACROSS 1 "School: Go cane. 20 Persons left Llama's as surety. habitat. 21 Asch, 10 Does sums. 23 Proves to be Listen.

human. The French 25 Tantalize. soldier. Athens' 16 One weapon ancient rival. of commu- 28 Relating to nism.

medicine. 17 On the oppo: $1 Sorority site side of shindig. the globe. Google's 19 It's between horse, stiff breeze Plug. and a hurri- DOWN DOWN Ruler of Ireland.

Iran. What "confiFabric for dence game" window customers get. curtains. 28 Very steep. Treat for Turkish govCount Turt.

emment. Calling of 27 Student of 21-Across. honeybees. Transcript: Annoyed. copy.

Lingo. Complica- Toast of 1927. tions in Men on dramas. Ridgway's His committee staff. investigated Wind flowers.

un-American Its birthstone activities 1938. is the ruby. Anything Pitcher for the Braves. When Sol Eisenhower' retires. command.

10 Fleets of A Met vessels. soprano. Art of Messenger's disputation, trip. Hawaii's first 50 Arkansas, the President State. 13 Part of a Postal goblet.

Union headRoles. quarters, Symbol of Buttalo's lake. Divorces Filed CHAMBERS, Peter M. vs. LaVerne.

PERATA, Joseph G. vs. Margaret E. YORK, Albert L. vs.

Naomi M. ROTHMAN, Priscilla F. vs. Henry. DARBY, Tennie Ree vs.

Elmer, ROGERS, Jean C. vs. Daniel N. FERNANDEZ. Uvada vs.

Joseph P. MARLOWE, Phyllis C. vs. Bruce. HAWLEY, Charles E.

vs. Mary M. KOLO. Ruth E. vs.

Cass D. HORNE. Geraldine vs. Ivan. SABATINI, Helen Herbert H.

Jr. CUMMER, Roy F. vs. Joy A. McKIDDY, Patricia vs.

Cecil. SOLTER. Maxine vs. Lloyd C. GALENA, Phyllis N.

vs. Anthony, HARRIS, SOARES, Myrtle Geraldine M. vs. vs. Gilbert Roscoe DOW.

Helen vs. Herman. JENNEY. George B. vs.

Helen C. MARQUARDSEN, Otto J. vs. Helen. GRANGER, Lucille vs.

Harold. SCHUBERT, Geraldine vs. Thomas. ENSEY, Jewel vs. Charles C.

BRYANT. Katherine C. vs. Thomas. ROBINSON, Tom vs.

Lillie Belle. KLIEWER, Mary E. vs. John B. JONES, Clemmie vs.

L. T. CARROLL, Irene vs. Emmett J. FELAN, Barbara vs.

Joseph. SOUZA, Ernest VA Maxine Martha. MARSHALL. Cecilia A. vs.

James. MARSHALL, Maurine vs. George. Solano County Born to the wife of: WILSON, Starr, Vallejo, girl. FLORES, Merced, Vallejo, boy.

BRAY, Harold, Vallejo, girl. DAVIS, William, Vallejo, girl. Vallejo, BRAMMER, Vernon, Vallejo, boy. FUTINI. 'John, Crockett, girl.

SHRIVER. John, Vallejo, LANGTON. Lieut. (j.g.) Charles, USN. Mare Island, boy.

WHITE, Ralph Richmond. boy, QUISENBERRY. Richmond, boy. PHILLIPS, Oman, Vallejo, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED William Gulde, 22, Park City, and Loretta Young, 19, Vallejo.

DEATHS ALEXANDER- Richmond, September 29, 1951, Marguerite Adaline Alexander, wife of William Dale Alexander of Anchorage, Alaska: mother of Daleen Delacruz of Oakland. daughter of Warren Rice of Pleasanton, sister of Miss Daisy Finnley of Oakland, Calif A native of Wyoming, aged years. Private services were conducted from the downtown chapel of the Wilson Kratzer Mortuaries, Bissell at 7th Richmond, Calif. Private committal followed at Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Calif. For further information please telephone Beacon 2-4383.

CORPE-In Oakland, October 1951. Edmund beloved husband of Marie A. Corpe; loving father of Elbert and Edmund R. Corpe and Mrs. Charles Hubert; grandfather of Mrs.

Oscar Dean, Carol and Michael Hubert: brother of Adolph Corpe: aged 79 years. member of Modern Woodmen of America. Friends are invited to attend the of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2372 East 14th Oakland. Monday, services at the East 14th St. chapel October 8, 1951.

at 10:30 o'clock a.m. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes. DIXON of Oakland, October 1951, June Eleanor Dixon, beloved daughter of Lester O. and Bernice A. Dixon; grandaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank G. Rule of Oakland and Lee 0. Dixon of Oakland and Mrs. Claudia E.

Duxbury of Walnut Creek. A native of Oakland, aged 20 years, A member of Grace Community Methodist Church of Oakland. Theta Rho Girls Club No. 2, 100F. Friends are invited to attend the services Monday, October 8, 1951, at 2:30 p.m., at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th land.

Rev. Robert B. Sanford officiating. (Abundant private parking.) FOWLER-In Oakland, October 5, 1951. Hiram.

Fowler, beloved husband of Della Fowler; loving father of Mrs. Hazel Rothganger and Mrs. Helen Neilson; son of Mrs. Charlotte Fowler and the late Larkin Fowler; brother of Donald Fowler, Mrs. Amy Howcroft, Mrs.

May Herold, Mrs. Dorothy Bradley and the late Chester and Harold Fowler; grandfather of Mary and Faye Rothganger and Nancy Neilson; native of Lincoln, aged 69 vears. A member of Fruitvale Lodge No. 336, F. and A.

M. Friends are invited to attend services Sunday, October 7, 1951, at 2 p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Ave. at 30th Oakland, Dr. Robert Gordon officiating.

FOWLES-In Alameda, October 6, 1951, Mary Margaret Fowles, beloved wife of the late Frank Fowles; loving sister of Mrs. Nellie Tracey of Bermingham, England, and Frederick H. Johnson of Alameda: a native of Bermingham, England: aged 61 years. Friends are invited to attend the Crossword Puzzle ACROSS ACROSS 34 1 Egon SO Teddy German 51 Scram! pianist. 53 Include: cover.

Silkworm. 57 James Joyce's "Hoofed it." homeland. 39 Billboard. 58 Intimidated. 40 Short jackets.

Miss Stevens, Low sand soprano. hills: Eng. 61 Like a ghost 44 Symbol of story. Boston. 82 Requisite.

Set free. 63 Trawler 47 Puffed up with equipment. self-pride. 64 Garden Leaves worker. tioned.

55 Grand Coulee, Gatun etc. 10-6-61 DOWN DOWN 53 County in 55 Look. Ireland. Foldberg and 54 Virginia McColl. willow.

59 A condiment, Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle GAVEL TOGA S000 CONTE EMOR 0000 ROGUE NE MEND MEN MART DEROT 00s 009 CLOSET DEVEL TORER ENDS ROVER COVE EASED SON GOS DECORT DOD 000 MADAM ELEVEN CAN READ RODE DENS COTTA ENOS OLEOS DE0O DEATHS funeral services Monday, October 8, 1951, at 11 o'clock am. in the Gothic Chapel of the Hagy Keenan Mortuary, Central Ave. st 9th Alameda, under the auspices of the Home of Truth Mrs. Deering officiating. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes GARIBOTTO Suddenly in Oakland, October 5, 1951, Richard dearly beloved husband of Elvira C.

Garibotto; loving brother of Mrs. Jessie L. Torre, Mrs. Louise Merz, Mrs. Edythe Murray, Mrs.

Florence Demichelli, Miss Gertrude Garibotto and Bernard and Peter Garibotto. member of Oakland Lodge No, 171, Oakland Aerie No. 7, FOE and West of Market Boys. Stockton, papers please copy. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, October 8, 1951, at 9 o'clocki a.m.

from the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel 3630 Telegraph Ave, and 37th Oakland, thence to the Church of St. Teresa, there mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul, at 9:30 o'clock a.m. Recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, St. Mary's Cemetery. GERARD--In Los Gatos, October 1951, Marie Ada, beloved sister of Roy H.

Gerard of Los Gator. A native of New York, aged 71 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, October 8, 1951, at 3 p.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Ave. (KE 3-4114.) -Of 1500 150th San Goveia, Leandro, October 5, 1951, beloved husband off the late Julia Goveia; loving father Albert and George Goveia and of Mrs.

George Bernice Marciel; grandfather Goveia Jr. and Jeanne Marie Goveia, Leonore Goveial and Gale Marciel. A native of Madeira, ber Portugal, of aged Bartenders' 67 years. A themUnion, Local 52, and Circle the Santa Maria Magdalena No. 1.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new Mortuady of C. P. Bannon, 6800 East 14th Oakland, Monday, October at 8:30 Christians a.m., thence to Mary Help of Church for a requiem high maSs commencing o'clock. Interment, St. Mary's Sunday Cemetery, Recitation of the rosary evening at 8 For further information call TR 2.1011.

HARMON--In Oakland. October 5, 1951, Margaret, wife of the late of Charles R. Harmon; loving mother Edward D. and Kenneth T. Harmon; sister of Sara Young of England; a native of San Frangisco; aged 78 years.

Friends are invited to attend the services Monday, October 8. 1951, at 11 o'clock a.m. at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Ave. HOCHSTETTER--In Alameda. October 4, 1951, John Hochstetter of 4020 Fullington beloved husband of Lydia Hockstetter: loving father of Edwin.

Theodore, John, Violet and Virginia Hochstetter; brother of Theodore Hochstetter: a native of Macintosh County, North Dakota; aged 55 years. A member of Carpenters Union, Local 1149. Friends are invited to attend the services at the East 14th St. chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, Monday, October 8, 1951. 2 o'clock p.m.

Closing services at Mountain View Cemetery, KERSHAW--In Oakland, October 5. 1951. Robert beloved husband of Nan Kershaw: dear father of Mrs. Virgil Condron and Lieut. R.

W. Kershaw grandfather of Carolyn, Michael and Kelly Condron and Robert Kershaw Ill. A native of England, aged 68 years. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph lAve. Chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Sunday, October 7, 1951, at 2 o'clock p.m.

(Ample off-street parking.) Inurnment private. KUHN- 6706 Laird Oakland, October 5, 1951. 'John M. Kuhn, beloved husband of Emma Kuhn: loving father of Mrs. Rita Bender, Mrs.

lone Johnson, Mrs. Helen Osburn of Wisconsin Rapids, and Harold W. Kuhn of Minneapolis; loving grandfather of Phillip Bender. A native of Minneapolis, aged 72 years, Funeral services pending. For further information call C.

P. Bannon, Mortuary, TR 2-1011. -In Saratoga, Verna May LeVee, devoted wife of the late John C. LeVee, beloved mother of Mr. Karsner LeVee of Saratoga; dear sister of Mrs.

Ida Millner of Sacramento; loving of Barbara and Janice LeVee; native of Dutch Flat, jaged 76 years. A member of Placer Chapter No. 49, O.E.S. of Dutch Flat Funeral services Monday, October B. 1951.

at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Memories of the Santa Clara Funeral Home (Ted Keech Directori, 1098 Jackson Santa Clara. Private inurnment, Oak Hill Memorial Park, San Jose. LOWELL-In Auburn. October 8, 1951, at 2.

p.m. in the Chapel loved husband of the late Flora B. Lowell; loving father of Marshall Z. Lowell Jr. of Auburn; brother of Mrs.

Dorothy L. Green of Walnut Creek; uncle of Alice E. Morrison of Berkeley; native of Auburn, aged 74 years. A practicing attorney until death. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Sunday, October 7, 1951, at the West and Hite Chapel of the Hills in Calif.

LYNN In October 1951, Henry beloved husband. of Frieda Lynn; loving brother of Earl F. Lynn. A native of Dakland, Calif. Friends are invited to attend the services Monday, October 8, (1951, at 2 o'clock p.m., at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Ave.

Contributions acceptable to the Heart MARSHALL In Oakland, October 4, 1951, Herbert Marshall, beloved husband of Gertrude Marshall; loving father of Kenneth and Harold Marshall, Mrs. Esther Rady; brother of Mrs. Mabel Kline; native of New York: aged 68 years. Retired member pf the Key Transit System. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, October 8, at 11:30 a.m.

at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Ave. at 30th Oakland. Dr. George A. Warmer officiating.

(Abundant private Interment, California Crematory. MURPHY-In Alameda, October 5, 1951, Frank James Murphy, loving brother of Mrs. Catherine C. Stromberg and Margaret A. Bell and the late Edward J.

and Harry C. Murphy; a native of Healdsburg, past president of the Alameda Parlor No. 47, N.S.G.W Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, October 8. (1951, at 8:30 a.m. from the Gothic Chapel of the Hagy-Keenan Mortuary, Central Ave.

at Ninth Alameda, thence to St. Joseph's Church, Chestnut St. San Antonio, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at o'clock. The rosary. will be recited Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. STEWARD In Richmond, October 5. -1951, Charles Morris Steward of 2121 San Mateo Richmond, husband of Mabel Steward of Richmond; father of Richard Steward of Oakland and Mrs. Joyce Haas of Berkeley; brother of Lee Steward of Selma, Bill Steward of Santa Cruz and Mrs.

Lilly Berry of Selma, Calif. member of Evangelical United Brethren Church of Oakland: native of Stromsburg, aged 70 years. Services will be conducted Monday, October 8, 1951, at 1 p.m. by The Rev. RI Harlowe at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Oakland.

The El Cerrito Chapel of the Wilson and Kratzer Mortuaries, 616 San Pablo El Cerrito, in charge off arrangements. For further information telephone LA 5-1155. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully Acknowledges Memorial gifts toward against heart ilisease. 2142 Broad was Oakland LOW US WEATHER BUREAU MAN of Commence 35 COOL coLL HIGH 50. LOW cooL LOW LOW COLD 20.77 low Temperatures end Areas ef Expected Tonight 50 Figures Shew Averagi fer Danete Wind Flew 60 Weather Conditions off and an Inches 1:30 A.M.

EST Oct 6 Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast for tonight in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. Fair weather will prevail throughout the rest of country- Wirephoto. A Northern California--Fair today, tonight terday, .20. Normal July 1 to midnight and Sunday, Warmer over interior today, Variable wind 8-15 mph off coast. San Francisco Bay Region---Fair today, tonight and Sunday.

Continued warm. Gentle variable wind becoming westerly in the afternoons. High today 80-86. Low tonight 48-52. Sacramento Valley--Fair today, tonight and Sunday.

Warmer today. High today 85-90, High Sunday 86-92. Low tonight 48-58. Sierra Nevada-Fair today, tonight and Sunday. Warmer today.

San Joaquin-Fair today, tonight and Sunday, Warmer today. High today 85-90. High Sunday 86-92. Low tonight 48-58. Salinas Valley--Fair today, tonight and Sunday.

Continued warm. High both days 84-92. Low tonight 43-52. Light wind, Santa Clara Valley Fair today, night and Sunday. Warmer today.

High both days 84-90. Low tonight 47-52. Livermore Valley--Fair today, tonight and Sunday. Warmer today. Monterey Bay Area today.

tonight and Sunday. Continue warm. Gentle variable wind. High both days 76-86. Low tonight 47-52.

Los Angeles and Vicinty-Slear todaytonight and Sunday; slightly warmer. High today near 90. Dry northeasterly wind near the foothills at times today and tonight. California- National Summaries National--Heat records were broken yesterday from Texas to the Ohio Valley and into the East. Temperatures generally were 85 to 95, but last night's low in Fort Worth was 77 and Galveston 80.

It is turning cooler, however, in western Texas and the cool air mass also has moved into Missouri, the Ohio Valley and into the East. A few showers of thunderstorms have occurred along the advancing edge of this cool air mass which continues to flow down from Canada. The coolest weather, with temperatures last night in their thirties, stretched from northern Nevada and eastern Oregon to Minnesota: however, in northern Nevada most night readings were in the twenties. Aside from some rain and snow. in the northern Rockies yesterday the weather remains fair over: the western part of the country.

Cheyenne bald three inches of snow this morning. Some rainfall exceeded one inch from the east slope of the Rockies to Kansas City. There has been rain also in western Washington. California Clear skies covered the entire state this morning and no fog was reported anywhere, along the Coast. Temperatures rose mainly in the central coastal area to 5 to 10 degrees above the yearly October average, but no unusual readings were recorded.

Yesterday afternoon, high readings ranged from 78 for San Francisco to 82 for Sacramento, 83 for Fresno, 85 for Los Angeles. A large high pressure system over the plateau states extends across California and is expected to continue to dominate the weather in Norhern California over the Skies will be fair and the temperatures above normal everywhere except along the extreme north coast. Precipitations Cheyenne 1.14, Denver 1.13, Grand Junction .03, Lander 1.08, Pocatello 02, Seattle .05, Sheridan .02. Boston .01. Brownsville .09, Buffalo trace.

Chicago .07. Des Moines .09, Detroit trace, Kansas City 1.63, North Platte, 41. Oklahoma City .06, St. Louis Wichita .49. Special Oakland Report Precipitation July 1 to midnight yes- Last Rites Held For C.

F. Bryan Last rites for Carleton F. Bryan, president of the Maxwell Hardware store here, were held today at the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Bryan, 57, died at Thursday his.

home, 11 Bellevue Avenue, Piedmont, following a long illness. A native of San Francisco and graduate of the Stanford University Law School, he was also a director of the Central Bank, the Alameda County Title Insurance Company, Hale Brothers Stores and the Actico Building Co. He had been with the hardware firm since 1925. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Kathryn Bryan; Live sons, John Maxwell Bryan Carleton F.

Bryan and his mother, Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale. The Albert Brown Mortuary was in charge of services with the Rev. Thomas Franklyn Hudson conducting the rites. Hiram Fowler Last rites for Hiram Fowler, re-! tired Key System signalman died at his home yesterday after a year's illness, are set for 2 p.m.

tomorrow. He was 69. A native of Lincoln, he had lived in the Oakland area years. He was a member of Fruitvale Masonic fore Lodge No. 336.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Della Fowler, 720 Gaskill Street; two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Rothganger and Mrs. Helen Neilson; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Fowler, and a brother, Dr.

Donald Fowler. Mr. Fowler was also a brother of the late Chester' Fowler, one of the founders of the Oakland Boys Club. Services will be held at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue and 30th Street. Dr.

Robert Gordon officiating. Cremation at the California Crematory will follow. New Store Burns Down VISALIA, Oct. 6 A downtown $550,000 blaze levelled the new Sears Roebuck branch store here early today despite frantic efforts of Visalia firemen and Forestry Department crews to bring the flames under control terday, .20. Normal July 1 to midnight yesterday.

.590 Precipitation for some perind last year, .01. Precipitation midnight to 8 a.mi today, .00. Total precipitation for current storm. .00. Maximum temperature yesterday, Airport 84, Downtown 85.

Minimum: temperature yesterday! Airport 50, Downtown 60. Highest temperature this yeat. 96. on May 27. Lowest temperature, this season, 31, on January 31.

Western Reports High Low! High Low Albuquerque 42 Phoenix Bakersfield 50 Pocatello Canyon 50 Portland Blythe 88 67 Red Bluff 82 Boise 41 Reno Cheyenne 31 Riverside Denver Coalinga 48 Sacramento 34 Salinas Donner Sumt. 34 Salt Lake Citq El Paso 61 San Diego 73 Eureka 49 San Jose Fresno 48 San Francisco 78 Grand Junct. 42 S. Airport Havre 62 37 Santa Barbara Helena 34 Santa Maria Indio Rosa 86 Lander 31 Seattle Las Vegas 52 Sheridan 53 Los Angeles L. Airport 56 Stockton Mt.

Shasta 39 Susanville Medford 3 Needles 81 65 Tonopah Oak. Airport 84 49 Williams 83 Robles 42 Winnemucca 61 Yuma 91 Eastern Reporti High Lowl High Low Atlanta 88 69 Miami 85 Boston 66 60 Minneapolis 53 Brownsville 92 77 New Orleans 87 Buffalo 51 New York Charleston 72 North Platte Chicago 75 50 Okla. City Des Moines 48 Omaha Fort Houston Worth 77 Pittsburgh Kansas City 51 San Antonio Detroit 54 Pensacola Memphis Vicksburg Jacksonville 71 St. Louis 72 Rapid re City Washington Wichita Williston SUN, MOON AND TIDE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 Sun rises.

6:098 Sunsets 5:460 Moon rises. Moon New Moon 1st Qtr. Full Moon Last Qtt. Oct. $0 Oct.

7 Oct. 14 Oct. 22 OCTOBER 6 TO OCTOBER 10 TIDE' TABLE H. W. W.

H.W. L.W. 4.8 3,8 6.8 0.6 4.9 6.6 W. H.W. L.

W. 9 8 12.01a 4.1 1:10 5.5. 3.7 10 9illa 5,9. 3.0 6. The tme and heights of tides In the above U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Surveys table. a1e given for the foot of Park Street. Oakland for. Fort Point subtract 40 minutes tides Notice- -In the above tabulatiop of the the daily tides: are in the order: the of their occurrence. commencing with early morning tides in the lefthand i column.

columns of heights give the eleva. dion of each tide -in feet above or below the level on Coast Survey chart soundIngs. The numbers are always. additive to the chart depth, unles preceded by mined sign then the numbers subtracted. 20 10 24 50 22 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISHING ONE THOUSAND (1,000) FEET OF DOUBLE JACKETED RUBBER LINED INTERNAL DIAMEFIRE HOSE AND ONE THOUSAND (1,000) FEET OF- DOUBLE JACKETED RUBBER LINED INTERNAL DIAMETER FIRE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT CITY OF OAKLAND.

CALIFORNIA. The City Clerk will receive sealed bids or proposals in his office in the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 12:30 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday. the 16th day of October, 1951, for furnishing one thousand (1,000) feet of double jacketed rubber lined internal diameter fire hose and one thousand (1.000) feet of double Jacketed rubber lined internal diameter fire Those to the Fire Department of the Gity of Oakland. California.

Specifications and blank proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk: on application. Price, bid shall include delivery and California State Sales Tax. The City is exempt from City of Oakland Sales and Federal Excise Tax. All proposals check shall amount accompanied by than a in an not less ten per dent of the gregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank. paythe order of Chas.

M. Don. City Clerk of the City of Oakland. which specified check shall and be the forfeited amount and therein retained by the City of Oakland if the successful contract bidder the fails to execute required form and furnish. the bond required.

Bond in ad amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price to be given by successful bidder guarantee for faithful performance of the contract. Contract. to be entered award into within ten (10) days after thereof; Delivery to be completed within thirty (30) days after date of the City Auditor's cer tificate to the contract. Said hose to be furnished in accordance with specifications therefor adopted 0c- 2. 1951.

CHAS. DON, City Clerk. No. 277 Oct. 5 (5t) TION NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICA TO OPERATE A USED CAR SALESROOM AND GARAGE.

is hereby given that Shepard Cadillac Oldsmobile Co. have, filed an 'application for permission to operate Used Car Sales and Garage at 280 Bay Street. Oakland. that hearing hereby on said further application given is will he held by the City Manager at land. office.

City Hall, Oak Calitornia, on Wednesday. the 10th of day of o'clock October, 1951, at the time 10:00 a.m.. at which and place persons interested may appear and file their objections if any the have. CHAS. 283 M.

DON. City Clerk. No. Oct. 6 (at) TION TO in OPERATE A CABARET NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICA Notice hereby given that Pearl Kershaw and Ann Domes have tiled an operate application tor permission of "Pearl's" a at Cabaret 166 under the name to land.

12th Street, Oak that Notice bearing hereby further given will held by on thee application at his office. 309, City City Manager Hall. Oakland, day California, October, on Wednesday, hour br 10:00 o'clock 1951, at at which the time ested and may place appear any interjections of any they and have. file their obNo. CHAS.

DON, City Clerk, 282 Oct (30) 62.