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Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1954 DAY SHIFT By Frank Adams Private Yards Broke as Army Goelitz Rites To Be Held Tomorrow id el and Plan Up Before Commission ALAMEDA, Feb. 10. Plans Commuters Hap Greyhound Bus Strategy Woman Shoots Into Cafe Crowd a few minutes later brandishing a pistol. Louis Green, the counterman, of 1724 Seventh St, grabbed her and she fell to the floor firing.

Hirahez was standing a few feet away and was hit as the bullets bounced off a Juke box. Other customers ducked lor cover at the sight of the gun. WALNUT CREEK, Feb. 10 for development of Alameda Final rites for Herman Goelitz, An innocent bystander was the Repairs Ships Oakland Army Base does worth of ship repair south shore tidelands, revived at victim of violence when an en ORimiA. Fh.

16. Contra raged woman opened up witn a intervals since 1946, were to be filed with the Alameda City .45 caliber pistol in a crowded CosU and Marin County company. wUl be held tomorrow muter, will form united front at 11:30 a m- ln to Llttle cafe early today. The victim, Bill Hirahez, 28, business a year while Commission again to shipyards on the West Coast are i night. dealing with Pacific Grey-, of the Flowers nere of 1679 14th was struck in going broke, a witness told the' Tne Aiameda South Shore hound Lines' proposal to form a wno "va rnanv to serve Bav Jnette Court, reUred from ac-; WE RENT HAMILTON WASHERS DRYERS House.

Small Business Subcom-j Land Company proposes a I uve dusuicss iiuvut jcus su. mittee at a one-dav hearing iniuuu.uuu development, 10 mciuae 1,500 homes to sell at $16,000 San Francisco. earh a chnnninw riietrirt the hip and finger by ricocheting bullets. Witnesses identified the gun wielder to police as Louise Dennis, 25, of 873 Willow St. She fled the cafe following the shooting and is being sought According to the cafe owner, Mrs.

Irma Johnson, Miss Dennis BRAND NEW Cnflfl T-11 1 ri 1 r. He is survived by his wife. Directors of the Contra Costa AHce GoeUtz. daughter Commuters Association decided jMrs Aioyse Rowland: a brother, last night to meet with the Marin Carl Goelitz of New Jersey; and inc wimess, nimam i. churches, Per of the Triple A Machine Shop, Rental AppllM aa Parch Month Small taaaraaea Chart organization sisters, Mrs.

Johanna Kelly, Illi- County -commuters nois: Mrs. A. G. Rich and Mrs. as soon as possible to decide on HAVE1ISC0URT HOME SERVICE FREE DELIVERY LO 2-25 2J started an argument with an unidentified customer in the cafe at 1726 Seventh St.

shortly before 5 a.m. She left the cafe and returned Frieda Walker, New Jersey. Mrs. Queenie L. Schwake BERKELEY.

Feb. 10 Funeral services will be held Friday for joint action. Officials of the two organizations fear the company's plan may lead to higher fares, reduced service and eventual "junking" Schwake, wife Schwake, former of commute operations which Mrs. Queenie Crevhound has maintained are of Charles Feasibility of the project is said to depend on the proposed construction of a south shore freeway, in conjunction with thje Army St. southern crossing plan.

The freeway, to be paid for by tolls from Bay Bridge commuters, would provide a seawall at no cost to the developers. The project was first proposed in 1946 as an industrial development. When Alameda residents objected, plans were changed to make it a residential project. When no action developed, the land company changed its program, announcing plans in 1950 for a $60,000,000 development of Bay Farm Island. This project also failed to make headway.

unprdfitable. El Cerrito constable. She died last night in a 'local hospital. A native of San Fran- ncrn Mrs. Krhwake lived in El TO SEE ATTORNEY The directors also appointed "It's Jul a fthot hi thT dark bat Td ay this wire oe to this one John E.

McKirahan, president, 'r-ppit tnr 40 Vparsbefore mov- San Francisco, said yesterday the work done at Oakland Army Base for the Military Sea Transportation Service could go to private shipyards. He recommended congressional action to allocate more ship building and repair-work to West Coast yards, periodic overhaul of mothball fleets, a -reduction of Panama Canal tolls and restrictions on the work done in Navy yards. Another shipping witness was M. J. Cremer, manager of the Marine Exchange, who complained that Navy vessels here are often supplied from a Navy warehouse ir.

Mechanicsburg, although materials could be obtained locally at lower cost George Christo, president of the Northern Packing urged that the Small Business Administration grant loans to sardine packers to help them pay off their wartime borrowings from and Arthur R. Weatherbe, serv 'ine to Berkeley two years ago. ice committee chairmen, to con- She made ner home here -at 394 fer with the association's attor-'ocean View Ave. ney. bpurgeon Avasian.

she was a member of Beacon Laing Honored on Retirement As Agricultural Commissioner Gordon B. Laine. Alameda meeting at Villa de la Paix were: The directors were apprehen-lchaDter of the Order of Eastern siVe that Greyhound's application star, Richmond, and American to the Interstate Commerce Com-Legion Auxiliary 340 of El Cer-mission to divorce its. long andjrito. short line operations "might! Survivors also include a daugh- County Agricultural Commu-' Harry Shepherd, professor of( mmm a 1 -1 Ia Kit 1 A 4.

1 1 1 1 i aa 1 tin at Tnivr. m- 1 hnn. i xfa TonarH i bring higher rates and deteriora- ter. Frances Schwake at the fa ered by the Central Chapter of representing county agricultural romuLe "ce- the Califorma Aociation of commissioners in this area; Cliff, McKirahan added the com- The services wi 1 be held I.urerymn last night. Alameda County super-Wers have decided against 11 a Friday at the Richmond The principal speaker.

Arthur visor; C. H. Kinsley and A. opening a battle now because Funeral Home 332 1 1th St Navlet. Oakland nurseryman and Messenger of the State Depart- neither the Bay area office of Richmond.

The Rev. K. BWaN the Reconstruction Finance Corp. Christo said the sardine industry is facing catastrophe $13.00 thm rsl A.riMr- Rav Hart- the ICC nor tne ilDllC Utilities lace, pdMor intr ihuumiiuwiu Berkeley offi-! oecause 01 me disappearance 01 cKnv 1 an4 risrrnr Commission has been able to Baptist Church, plu tax 50C a Week the pro- ciating. Burial will be at bunset 113,1 11U1" "1C lu1' 45-year career in isncuiture and Perkins.

Pleasanton. supply information on view Lemeterv. 1 i new procedures developed dur- A camellia plant sprouting an posal. inz hu service a agricultural estimated S200 in So bills was: He said Contra Costa com- Contra Costa com- $150,000 limit on small business loans be raised and that the' Small Business Administration i 1 w. ild watch develop- LOChiel M.

Mng eomrrussioner. i presented to Lame by James wou Exquisite heart-shaped necklace. Brilliant Austrian crystals in a setting 14 Karat white gold overlay. ALAMEDA, Feb. 10.

Private Health LAMP trine loathing, oty-t-brwnW air inM yowr room. May vwi all nigh witnout dttiwAtng be given more power to procure Other speakers, representatives in and official Crombie. past president of both the group of the chapter and state organiz- funeral services were held today 1 1 11 1 for Lochiel M. King, 78, 111" 150 who attended the dinner tion. rx a ments to prevent loss of improved service and other gains won over the years.

"It is possible the plan may benefit the commuters," McKirahan added. "We'll have to wait and see." The Grevhound aDDlication to iu. Rep. Craig Hosmer of Long RENTS $10 M0H Posey Tube. SCUS SS9J0 Mr.

King died suddenly yester- Beach, presiding over the hearing, said that "go betweens" who offer to help businessmen obtain loans for a percentage are not needed because technical aid is (tint month' mttml may ha ICC suggested establishment of day at his home, 3224 Bayo Vista A VIA lanaa aa pyrenum prnw ia subsiaiary corporation Known as ooiaen aaie iransii iines 10 nmviHprf at th Small hanrfl Rav Area commute serv- tne Alameda city Planning wm-:" ice would be more feasible from mission and traffic manager for an administrative and viewpoint. One of Ihe original proponents Highest Honor 01 an unaerwaicr crossing 01 me WASHINGTON Fph. 10. i i 1 Estuary between Alameda and Th. rnnprpssional MpHai 2315 Broadway HI 4--8181 San Francisco Oakland, Mr.

King was super- Honori highest of all the Ameri-visor of construction for the Po- fnr hpm wa Sentence Stayed For Youths in Brawl 856 Market St. (oppotit Emporium) Oakland Broadway at Seventeenth Phone T. 26443 sey Tube, completed in 1928. Phone GA. 1-8383 established officially in Decem- Four youths arrested in a Jan.1 A native of San Francisco, he Klr iftfii mm I 1 I i "CI, iOOl.

in piiy orawi were ucc wuuy aiienaea ine university 01 ian fomia. He lived in Alameda under suspended sentences. Municipal Court Judge Edward J. Smith yesterday dismissed disturbing the peace charges on recommendation of the district attorney's office, and suspended sentence on drunk charges after since 1902. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Anna King, and two daughters, Mrs. Allan F. Crockett of Alameda and Mrs. Ralph Hofer of Menlo Park. How To Every "Valentine 'the four changed their pleas from innocent to guity.

The defendants were: Jimmie Gordon B. Laing (second from left) never taw 0 camellia plant Eke the one presented him last night at a dinner honoring him on his retirement aa Alameda County Agricultural Commissioner. Its blooms included SS bills. With him ere Qeit to right) td Strobridge. his successor as commissioner; Dave Colder on.

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