Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 15

If. i i I Oiklmd Tribune, Wednesday, Jm. 19, 1955 13 He Dreamed Where idrFind Todd Shipyard Napa Council QIC's City Employee Health Plan Fise Blows and Man Dies Shutdown in when they found a .32 auto After Norman Thomas 31, if BUFFALO, N.Y., Jan; 19. A fuse blew today and snuffed out the life of a man who had been kept alive in an iron lung for five years. Henry Ciesla, 44, paralyzed by a nerve -i disease, died in Meyer Memorial Hospital.

matic in the pocket of the coat. valet to film star Humphrey NAPA, Jan. 19. The City Municipal Judge Alvin Wein Bog'art, missed his $225 over berger placed him on six months Second Day Council unanimously approved a group health insurance plan for city employees and agreed coat the "only one like it in the world" 4- he had a dream that he would find.it at Post probation. Thomas said he had his sus I In other actions, the on motion of Robert Dal ton, set deadline of Feb.

21 to complete a study of available water. Councilman Horace Craigie declared over half the city's water i tied up irt i long-term contracts and said only 10 per cent and. Fillmore Streets San low At 950 East 14th Street ALAMEDA. Jan. ,19.

The to contribute $3.50 a month for pidons as to who took his overcoat and backed them up with Francisco. shutdown of the Todd Shipyards each worker. the dream. Thomas has been hanging plant continued for. the second The contract will go to the He described the multicolored day today with a CIO ma coat especially tailored from a California Physicians Service around that corner since the weekend and.

well, you won't believe but today he special bolt of cloth as "just the chiaLsfi picket line effectively on a policy which covers hos prettiest thing I ever saw." exclaimed: haltinf ail incoming workers. pitalization, drugs, surgical fees, supplemental accident coverage, 4 ioaa oxxiciau naa no com 4 Dtath Takts Financier "There goes my overcoat! Police arrested its occupant. and $5,000 catastrophe coverage. mpnt to make pending a ruling MIAMI BEACH, Jan. 19.

used. Meetings will be held with the state, which purchases water for the Napa State Hospital, and with California-Pacific Utilities which serves Benicia and southern Napa i County, on the possibility of renegotiation of contracts. City Manager Lee M. Roberts on-a complaint filed in Federal PWIiK (TOOLS Set Large Ad on Page 17 UP) Louis J. Krensky, 56, Chi estimated the yearly cost to the Rico C.

Reveron, 24, of 930 Fillmore St, who said he boxes professionally as Rico Rivero: Diitrict Court yesterday. The city at $6,000. He said 24 health 're AP Wlrtykato plans were studied by a com cago financier and author of the Krensky plan of i banking, died yesterday. firm asked $25,000 damages Officers booked Reveron for mittee of employees. carrying a concealed weapon from the CIO East Bay Vnion of Machinists Local No.

1304, for Tit TBI ot Floyd Frtxtts. 23. former Oak-lander, has odmlttd $570 holdup oi tHay ward's Anglo Calliomla Bank. Hi's fctld la Phoenix. losses Todd said it has suffered in ihe strike.

The ship repair firm charged Guess Wtiat! lljust signed up for CREDIT COUPON BOOK the union with violating their 6 contract by demanding certain dt SWAN'S now we can changes last Dec 20 in matters Sets Hayward affecting foremen. MifJTHS io PAY Some ISO machinists walked out last Tuesday over grievances which Lloyd H. Ferber. union Hearing March! (including Carrying Charges) ihs FirstjPaymsnf Isn't dus until March 1st business agent, said involved seniority rights and contract in I I I CIVId WD dnbG TTEI.f Ml 11 VOf 1'' l'l: terpretations. The machinists established the On Swig Plea, ah wr ciam 1 1 r-r pick- line late Monday after vwwwa a awwiW y- rm jT2 noon and some SOU attier work.

HAYWARD, Jan. 18 Annex- ers stayed outside, closing down slip-on SWEATERS auon heanngs-on the on eight vessels. and an adjacent 60-acre residen- 13116 ViCulTI UI6S tul area, planned by Henry i Stoneson, will be held March 1 NedTing nOSpitdl try tne City COunoL ST. JOHN'S Jan. The hearing was set last nightly vounz woman who I lav for after the council instructed City paralyzed from the (tO YTifln fTA 4 Full cut sweateH with fancy vdfcV JI; ftO 1 UUi g5tfev yoke detail and full button J-vSooi-fr JS fronts.

Made df the finest il N-SkC JL-j I V- yf 100 wool fori service JLvi I lfrk 6-3 -1 I ncJ warmtn- Winei, Rose, Light VI J4 imported Cashme. 90 It TV I CM Blue, Green, Navy and Black. TT Wool and styled in California. pl Ws I 'v, 1 8 Button double breasted KC i I Ul, iy i "Shorties" that are fully lined. 0 1 I I JflJl Flap pockets and tunvback ll i 1 dt 1 1 7 cuffs.

Beige, light Grey, Oxford i yi Ht lMViv lTl 7 iJX Grey, Aqua and Blue. Size 8 lU li 1 Jlill- I ft tvJ fcCj to 16. AAanufacturer's Close- 'if lJzsT ZzJ 4' ,0 I out saves you money! 1 V)l 'frTyf 46 S3.97 rl Coats, 2tf riar JJ i I auaxer.Mu iwuin wn wiist down in the snow-covered Styles include: Long and short sleeves, turtle and classic necklines, GaucHo collars and jewel neck shp-on's. 100 Wools and 100o Orlons. Size 34 to 40 in Navy, Green, White, Pink, Blue and Rust.

Slight irregulars. 97 Volucs 1L $3.98 1st Flr both developers and mform wreckage of Ught plane them of the city's drainage, Lj route to a hospiul early sewage ana uuuues require-idav There was still a snark of The motion for the hearinf OVAXWACAA WtUAU wm ouerea oj wmacuowa Tomiinson, 22t of Denver, rurcmo aner wjuncuman xvoo- sheriff Irani Hamblin' of St ert O. Wright said he had heard John's said. But she was pro--nimors that Swig would not n0unced dead on arrival after ii in i i i srvs nave, xo pay any unnauan iing rushed to a hospital here. a "i it i i i 7 i xees or maice any improvement i Sne wu found a few hours erf the property.

after William Wilson, 33, also III nAYOfl HALF SLIPS I NYLON FULL SLIPS Values to $2.98 WANTS TO 5 EI lais 5 0f Denver, staggered on frost- Wright said that the San bitten feet to an Arizona ranch 18 $16 95 If. JTJLJ I CMfi, 2nd rioer I I Values to $2.00 TRIMS ARE THE STORY HERE! Francisco financier should sub-land said his secretary. Miss mit plans for the shopping cen- Tomiinson. was paralyzed and Lovely Nylon Tricot slips with generous, full flourtce bottom ruffles. Embroidery delicately fashioned, trim tori and bottom ruffle.

Pink arid White, size 32 to 40. Slight irregulars $P1 -JL ter. claimed on a C2-acre site (near death in their wrecked between Winton and Jackson! plane Imaeine fuit inches of Nylon Net or Lace, flouncy Cotton Lace, or embroidered Lace at the bottom vour slip! With ribbon bows toot Whit. Pink, Blue and Yellow with elastic waist band. Sizes L.

Lingerie 1st Flr TAef're Serrlce? Wetght Avenues and the Eastshorel Wilson said he had torn the Freeway. Iplane's fabric to try to keep Lingerie, 1st Flr NYLONS Stoneson's attorney, Marlin warm, He said they had ho Halev. asked for annexation of maicnes, iooa or water xney 3 ii i ii o. the 60-acre residential tract speni wree cays in tne plane without submitting a plan for before he started for help yes- BOYS LONG SLEl-VED CARDIGAN the development Iterday morning, We had only The shipment you've been waiting for just arrived. 45 gauge, 70 denier or 51 gauge, 30 den, ler with foot.

Size 8Ji t'll. Stock up now and save. Slight Irregulars ir Haslery, Jsf Flr firrf of two he jaid. Ti tried 2 PAIR t- mi4 i v. tol make iercomfortablJ allow the city to zone the prop-l tThe area wild, rugged coun-Aertr as it wishes.

I try is covered with 'about 12 TaNNEXATION HEARING of snow. The CAA said TlllS "REGAL" PnESEflTATIOrj 27 conon .11 mmmmm iuic icmpcriiurc we rea wu Imi4 IKeea Via atk earn i Size 6 to II. Mercerized i swm uuee vivv auw 4 -00J Cottons in Pastels and I ler SWEATERS Wonderfully warm and long wearing cotton Car. digans and some short sleeve slip-ons. Assorted colors and patterns.

Sizes 2 to 6X. Broken sizes 2 to 12. I 39 At $1.59 cJjO Boys Weur, 1st Flr White. 29 value. Closeouts always mean fine values at prices? This stort wants to save you; money therefore, we arie happy to offer you another famous name line of children's weir! development on the south side Restaurant FlfO Umttery, lit Flr ci jaexson near nauer Cft niwaee authorized condemna-l KO 3 Uin6fS tien proceedings against a one-1 A fire -that started in the COOTIE SETS Rei.

S3.97 KIDDIE CARDIGANS half acre parcel on the Zwissig kitchen routed some diners In Dairy on NUes Road as a loca- Sanford's restaurant, 2062 5107 Refl. $2.97. In Nylons and Wools. Sizes 1 to 3X and 3 to 6X. SAVE $1.00 Nylon Sweater, Cap and Booties.

Assorted colors. SAVE $1.00 tien for fluoridaUon equipment! Mountain BlvdL, in the Mont- voters approved the cuonaa- dair district last nirht and did tioa of city water lour years estimated $10,000 worth "of Style Rcj. $1.59 Weslcrn ago, ana ue council cas teiMimir Rcf. Sweaters 2nd Saqucs; SHAWLS aside to unance tne proj-i r-vf VA A.ifmit aW $2.97 ft' I i Sf07 "Wool and Nylon Coundlmen also were SAVE $1.00 formed that a delegation from I v. ..4 Reg.

Wools and eol-ors. SAVE 48 POLO SHIRTS $491 COTTON en's Dcttcr Quality SPORT SHIRTS Values mvx ywara uui ge Hentzel said tBe main dam Blue Denims in sizes piwunx M) cmna uifc me n.hn: the Mi. $fl 39 Creeper, Panlio Suits to 12. Double knee, ipper fly. Bar tacked Refl.

$2.97. Cottons! and $157 VidesiroTL and the root) 09 Size 1 toj3, 3 to 6X. Short sleeves in assorted stripes. SAVE 1 1 1 at points of strain. Sanforized.

anennmg5en. a wage ou- The restaurant is Nylons. Assorted colors. SAVE $1.31 operated by ciaL said the delegation probably will offer its services in $anford Conn. I Hoys' lear, 1st Flr Children's and Infants' Wear, 2nd Flomr solving the problem.

to $3.95 PIANOS SACRIFICED New Spinets Consoles: Nationally Famous Mjke jSc'ling Out Close to Cost! Quitting Business After 39 Years. 1 riimfrir vii trirttni 1 I I Ex-PirJe Pitcher Dead OWENSBORO. Ky, Jan. 19. UV Phillip M.

Morrison 37, former baseball pitcher with i ZrA IH11IT 1709 14tb St. TJt 2-4411 the Pittsbvrgh Pirates of the National League, died 'AJ. 3. n7v An n. A 1 I r-.

uur eguidr pritea un imuua juccu mIusuc kalnui ttinca rif ntkir ctnrc BUT AND SEE IT! COME IN they're even lower for this Sale! Have YOU group of high quality, long sleeve sport shirts with styles and colors that are all new and fresh. Kasha Cloth, Sanforized Twill, Cotton Butcher -Linen and Woven Cottons in Plaids and Checks. Complete size range, XL Men's Wear, lgt Flr taken advantage of thcte extra special prices yei? I. bfev ait- ALL 0IRDSEYE FLASH CAMERA PEQCALE WHITES Rift $3.68 $4.50 mmm zippers- 1.G5 2.16 Filled Twin Filled Doublo $28? Complete with eye level view finder and separate flash unit attachment THE REGULAR PRICE Takes 12 picture film, 20. nouxetcmret 1st Floor Fir "Trsokli Friin actios, Criwi Zippers wit IrliaU VOODDURY SOAP 7" Skirt Plackets.

2123 Reg. 23 1 ch CANNON iVsUSLISvi WHITES Cejlo wrapped. Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping. 130 thread count, ribbon tape selvage and special sixe tab. FITTED TVIll Bf.

ti I FLAT 72 by 108" MB FITTED DOUBLE M.75 I FLAT 01 by 103" M.85 I Res. C3 PILLOW CASES. 42 by ea. 30 CANNON PASTEL MUSLIN SHEETS Cello wrapped Rose, Blue, Green, Pink, Yellow, Lilac 130 thread count 17? FACIAL SIZI. 32 value 9" Drei Plackets.

Reg. 29 i each 2 29 jixii re wcum uictn nan cf wmtni-twvi ykjois TEE-VEE i ASH TRAYS 590 nousevrores, Sundries, 1st Flr i VIDE CHOICE FROM 24C3 ZIPPERS Strong, durable," Velvet $mobth land. bbndfast by Good Housekeeping! A member the and Clark family! Complete -color WOITS HOTOlt, iMUTe'Atf 1,0 S5 I Flat full. 81x $QI5 I Cases 42x36. JM Flat twin.

72x t08'f Reg. 2.29 range! KmlUns, 1st Flr j- Reg. 2.49 Re. m.yn..tfv."ry.' 3 JOITWSOW'FACTtfC SMI BlM4vr. OakU4 Kttaotaw Korea tAtts SUt Ml.

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