Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 17

1 0MWJ TriVtme Ctm'Jev Til? ICCP CCO 'A 19 3 uaKiana Area oiavers USvAds to Collect Finos Ci( Unpaid Denied Queriiin Paroles Unpaid federal fines which Francisco which, will also be re ures Martin vC Hartman and Patrick: J. Moonev. 13.000 each TOLSOM STATE PRISON. corded in various locations in may run into several hundred thousand dollars, including? a other transient who was bludgeoned to death. Bartlett ad clude those against Sam F.

Feb. S. Three Oakland area $13,644 judgment against Henry Morris Benetar, San Francisco chain druggist sentenced for. tax consoiracv. $20,000 and Ctax San Mateo" County it was in self-defense.

slayers have been denied paroles here by the California State Under a one-to-10-year sen gambler convicted of income tax for 1852 Internal Revenue scandal lig- Adult Authority. von Morpurgo, former Eastbay publicist imprisoned for robbing the Sister Kenny polio' fund, today are the Obiect of the soe- evaders Tony 3gatos and John Glynn, $5,000 and $20,000. tence for manslaughter, Bartlett Henry Coleman, 44, serving was denied a parole and told two life terms for killing an cial collection effort by the U.S. Oakland woman and her daugh that he would not receive con CUil SPESIAL CCXTIXUES Government ter in 1945, was told by the sideration for freedom for at Under a policy, announced Authority that he must wait least another year. another 10 years for further wearing.

Also denied parole was John Wesley Buckley, 43, one-time Coleman shot and killed Mrs. several months ago by U.S, Atty. Lloyd H. Burke, the government is moving to collect the unpaid penalties, some levied as long as 10 years ago, by filing liens against real property of approx railroad worker, who is serving iiites till Ethel Ray, 33, and her daughter, Dorothy, 17, hen they at a life term for the 1847 killing of Charles Thomas, 27, of 1114 tempted to -stop him from en Peralta St, during an argument imately 150 offenders. tering their home at 1493 Fifth St He was arrested in Arizona over his alleged friendship with Thomas' wife.

3 II31 CAHLOADS ADDED Se Cre Ike Denu4 fee These "LOW Reduce frUe. NIW, USED SPIN ITS, GRANDS, ORGANS. 3 Sferes ef Slock! more than two years' after the Buckley received his life term Abstracts of judgments, listing fines and other costs, are being filed with county recorders wherever it appears a defendant may own real property. murders. Ralph Bartlett, 53, a transient, possibly because of impa tience.

He decided while anxi was arrested in Modesto more ously awaiting the result of jury Asst. uS. Attorney. Robert En than six years after the 1946 This hew FrtmlUa School 1539 Ninth Are- looked years 090 before tie rtxrogta of cg mad it unsafe far pupils. It Is now being demolished.

The building was completed 1 I deliberations that he couldn sign, who is heading the col- TRADE-IN YOUR OLD PIANO, tV or RADIO! Ckaete from: Stemway, Matea A Hamfin, ICwabe, Chtcteriwo, Wwrlirser, BMwlm MM A Port Chicago hobo jungle mur der of Robert H. Cason, 46, an wait. Because he said he lecuon eiiorc, expiainea. at a cost of $231,343.45. The school was established in the 1870s.

la ISC The abstracts affect only real "wanted to find out what's going to happen," he immediately property, however, and other chanced his innocent plea to legal executions will be filed guilty. Superior Judge James R. Aeee let Buckley know soon later if it appears the defendants have other property or in "BEFORE MARCH In" EXPENSIVE SURPLUS to LIOtTIDATEOt IN BLOND. MAPLE. BBOWrT.

rluiTWOOD SAVE "NQW' AS HUNDREDS DID IN JANUARY! Franklin School Story Brings Back Memories after. He handed him a life come. term. The Von Morpurgo abstract. The parole board, however, has given Buckley another wait field with the Alameda County recorder, lists a $10,000 fine and $3,644 in court costs assessed in 7e will allow up "$300" cn ntany inr oeriod.

They told him to (Editor's Note: The Franklin School, 1530 Ninth is now being demolished to make xcay lor a new school 1 1 8 4 1 sf v. 1 a ft x' 7 7 i hi i.r nil 1 1 sea uur cssutiful Crcr.2s.;,V5475 1952 when the Piedmont public come back in a year. OTHERS NAMED relations man was convicted on rraetle ptaaes building. Wrecking crews went to work Wednesday and vieteeet 53 counts of using the mails to Utner convicts irom Aiameaa will have the job completed in 84 days. In August, 1353, brick structure was declared unsafe in the architec County who appeared before defraud the polio fund while serving as its charity director for Northern California.

the board, the counties in which they were tried, and board ac tural and engineering report submitted to the Oakland Board of Education. Since that time Franklin School stu OPIN SUNDAYS 12 TO P.M. 2124 IROADWAY GL l-t7S Other abstracts issued by tion included: BULK AlSXKlAUIOa ir HtKLlIZLK SMS LEAbLNO kikisS dents have been on halj-day sessions in the Bella Vista federal court clerks in San James Mosley, robbery and School.) assault with a deadly weapon, denied parole consideration The story of the Franklin TTTVrr-iT TT Til 111 building was a two-story wooden school house, constructed in Melvin Donner, deadly weapons School is part and parcel of the history of Oakland. It is the story 1863-64. at a cost of $5,000.

act and escape, denied parole; Scotty Marshall, grand theft, 10- of birth and rebirth, for the When Brooklyn was annexed school was born in the 1870s and to Oakland in 1872 schoo 1J06 WASHINGTON ST. OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 -7 i reborn in 1906. the year of the became a part of the Oakland year term reiixea at years with final 18 months on parole; Allen Philbrook, forgery and robbery, Los Angeles County, and robbery, Alameda County, School District and was given the name "Franklin Grammar great earthquake and San Fran Cisco fire. Perhaps rebirth of the school and Primary School." 1S73 FACULTY denied parole; Ray Valll, kid napping, robbery and auto theft, EJcipw nun In 1873, J. H.

Sumner was is more important today because the building of 1906 is now in the process of demolition declared unsafe in 1953 by reput term fixed at years, no pa 1 fto i jHW-wV role; Harold Pierrie, narcotics, made principal and the faculty included Mrs. E. R. Tucker, Miss term fixed at 5 years, no parole; able architects and engineers. Ec White, a Miss Watson, Mrs.

Fred Hawthorne, forgery, term In 1908. today's Franklin S. H. Richardson. Miss H.

Bon I I I fixed at 5 years, and Lum Har ner and a Miss Ellis. u. uuuu key ujJUfooo ris, forgery, denied parole. School house was in the process of construction and history records that the additional cost Sumner served as principal Johnnie Killgo, sent to prison until 1888, when Chandler was for a Contra Costa County bur and repair of earthquake dam appointed to the post. age and the changing of the glary, was denied a parole.

FOLSOM HEARINGS The old Franklin School has character of the building was often been referred to as the Folsom convicts who will ap $58.843.45 Penney's February CDTtttDim school house on the hilL" pear before the Adult Authority It is also recorded that in 1879 on parole hearings and for de At the time of the earthquake the brick and steel work was completed and the building was an addition to the scnool was termination of sentence in April started. The total cost was $3,217 Jr I-. if ui i-m include: ready for a slate roof. When In 1890 an evening school was Arthur Clar. Alameda County, rob bery; William Lee Claiborne.

Alameda finally completed, the Franklin School cost $204,343.45. The established at Franklin, and in 0 WwM HUM county, narcotics; itennetn n. uunuey. February of the same year it original cost of the building was Alameda County, burglary; Charlea was reported in a "flourishing condition." In October of that McNulty. Alameda County, grand theft; Trttaa pkt Arrows point to structural cracks around the door of the Franklin School gymnasium.

Engineers and architects condemned the bride and steel school in 1953. Walter Armstrong. Alameda County. rand- -theft- -and burglary: William Machburn. Alameda County.

roDDery; year evening school attendance was recorded as 23 persons. Alfred Corbett. Alameda County, narcotics; Samuel W. James. Contra Cost County, burglary; E.

Melvin Anderson. Alameda county, car wen; Leon Morton. Alameda County. Alexandra de Fremery Leaves burglary and attempt burglary; Bert Gibson, Alameda County, burglary; to have been $145,000. DESTROYED BY FIRE The Franklin School building of today was constructed as a result of a fire on Dec 29, 1902 which completely destroyed the old Franklin School.

Temporary housing of students was arranged until the new building was completed in 1906. Men and women who attended Franklin School at the turn of century may remember the school principal of the time J. John A. Esitmu, Aiameaa county, checks: Albert Turner. Aiameda Estate Valued at $148,224 County, forgery; Don Stener.

Contra Costa County and Alameda County. burglary, and John Varnum rrescott. Alameda County, eneexs. Miss Alexandra de Fremery, CH AMD RAYS! GINGHAMS! TAFFAPRINTS! 80-SQUARE COTTONS! EMBOSSED COTTONS! was the daughter of William C. B.

de Fremery, who came fo Oakland from Holland in 1854. Mr. de Fremery, who died in 1922, established an import business here and later became a bank executive and was a pioneer vigilante. Miss de Fremery also was the niece of another Oakland pioneer, James de Fremery, whose home still stands in de Fremery Park In West Oakland. Miss de Fremery was a native Airline Order WASHINGTON, Feb.

5 member of a pioneer Oakland family, left an estate of 224.55 when she died 'here last October, according to an appraisal filed in Alameda County Superior Court. ginia de Fremery, H. Louise de Fremery, A. Susan de Fremery and Grace H. de Fremery, all of the old de Fremery home, 77 Fainnount and Mrs.

Elea-nora de Fremery Minetti, 2615 California St, San Francisco. Mrs. Minetti on Dec. 12 filed a disclaimer to all interest in Sen. Edward J.

Thye said today President Eisenhower F. Chandler who served until 1912 when George E. Edgar be i I YAW has promised to modify nis or came principal and served until 2936. The bulk of the estate, in der refusing to renew the certificate of Northwest Airlines MANY, MANY OTHERS! A Sue IL Dunbar then took over cash, stocks and bonds, was left iff uirria ivirt to flv from Portland. Ore- and as head of the school and re- Seattle, to Hawaii.

in her post until 1945, in trust to five sisters, according to a will made by Miss de Fremery 13 days before her um ft fl when Roger Capri became prin-'cipal and served for one year. Edward E. Cockrum then took death. The will stipulated that Sleeveless multl striped chambray with a pltattsl Mica tni a triplltaraal waits, in sklrtf Vt huttm four, aalf- mm mnm her sisters estate. Also surviving Miss de Fremery are a brother, Donald de Fremery, of San Francisco, and Mrs.

Mary de Fremery Atkins of Pescadero. Miss de Fremery, who was SI, OPEN HOIIDAY MGUT -III 0 the residue of the estate is to go to nine nieces and nephews upon the death of the last mm mm ever for one year followed by Donald G. Anderson who served until 1939 when Helen S. Craft balt. Pina SanfariseJ anal litf i ft is 3 Marcarisaal fabric in aHraetiva The sister legatees are J.

Vir I It hit 1 11 1 S-itH celar cambinatioRa. Sites f-15, io.it. Afiii i ui St til became principal until 1953. In August, 1953. the Franklin School building was declared unsafe in an Architect and Engineering report to the Oakland Board of Education.

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