Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 47

Oakland Tribune Friday, April 22, 1955 '45 tu-uxio cm rcn sale in-TftA6TfiRS rOR SALE County Turns Down Petition Violet Barnert Rebuiem Mass ta BAY COUNTIES VITAL To Suspend Hog Ranch Permit STATISTICS DEATHS -Ji 111 a Va iTvr vr Liymn "i crpmenoii, am Vjm 4'I VOIIipUin UTt Ljo4e No. 222, F. and A. M. of RoM.J I a i i iiii7i.

eiiam-rua cinpirr I-o. iu, rt. Aj. and Heber Chapter No. 11, of Roaeville.

srnnerai services win nelfl tn th Broyer Mortuary, Roaeville, at 3 Saturday. Aorll 23. under the iui. plcet of Roaeville Lodge N. 272.

r. andilA. M. Interment, ftoseville ems taryj (Hagy-Keenen service I LOFTOI In Kan I i.nl in 1H33L Mary Louise (a resident of Oak- Und. beloved wife of the late JirBh I teivin n.n Ka I apdj! the late Joseph Eekman: sister of H'llliam Shannon of Ran franclsm.

Alameda County, has refused demand that a permit be re voked for the operation of a San Lorenzo hog ranch because Dakland Scavenger Company is not abiding by regulations. The Board of Supervisors turned down a petition from the San Lorenzo Homes Association, which cited instances of the firm permitting the ranch to become a public nuisance. But at the same time the supervisors served notice that they don't intend to allow Oak land Scavenger to continue maintenance of the after a deadline of July 1. That is the deadline of an extension given the company during which it is to relocate the ranch. Oakland Scavenger has applied for a permit to operate a ranch on Vallecitos Roao, south of Sunol but strong opposition is growing there and from Pleasan-ton and Livcrmore residents.

M. L. Sanford, manager of the San Lorenzo association, said Church to Celebrate Ninth Anniversary Dr. Francis Bouquet of the San Franciico Theological Semi- fiun oi nan rrancisco, agea 68 yeats. Friends are respectfully Invited funeral services Saturdav, April 2fl IjBt 8:30 a.m.

i from the EJmhurst OhTel of the Clarence N. Mortuaries, 5(l r.at-t 14tn street. thence St. loill R.rtr.nH'i rhnrrh lflOtti Avenue and East 14th Street r-hfre a Requiem Mass will he cele-- braced for the repose of her until ri-irimencing at a.m. Interment Holy Oriiss Colma.

Rec itation of tliei Rosary Friday, 8 p.m. Phon TR nidad 2-4343 or KE Hog 3-4114.) LOOS In Oakland. April 20. 1933. Ed Aa(id Henry, beloved husband of noanie u.

uoos; loving orotner ofe Aldcrt Walter Charles and Genrsa l.oos. Mrs. Etnma M. Beoton. Ollie K.

(Williams and Mrs. Elue A. Siren- Mil 1. 1 Ho Hali-tead of Burbank; a native tlyennedy. III.

IS'iends are respectfully Invited 1 aitttfnd funeral services Saturday. April jt 1:30 p.m. at the FriJltva'c Chanel of jlie Clarence N. Cooper Mortuartet, ljiSj Fruitvale Avenue Oailand Crematory. (Thone KE U6 a-4 nary in San Anselmo will be.and supervisor of the Univer- LVfjAS Of 2407 Bartleif St.

Oakland. AP "I 2n- Augusta beloved 4'i'" of Jose Francisco Lueas. Loving tfio her of George and Lena A. Lura -tint i of Oakland and Daniel T. Lucas qf f'astro Valley.

Loving mother in law Mulietta R. Lucas. Loving sister of -lis Abreti of Ponta do Sol. Ma- nrna. anan pan 'l ei.veir or i iini'hai.

Jlai(ieira (and Francisco Gregnrii, Teijkeira of Coimbra. Portugal. A nattva ILugar de Baixn, Ponta do Spl, bJrKELEY, 'April 22. Re Iquicfr Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Monday at St.

Ambrose Church, Cornell Ave. and Gil for Mrs. Violet Cecilia Barrfett, 52, wife of Lt. Gerald Etarnett of the Berkeley Fire Department. 3 Mrs.

Harnett, born in New York? City, had been a Berkeley resiaent for 43 years, the daugh ter the late Mr, and Mrs Joseh E. Scarry. She died on weaaesaay at a local nospita af tec a Ions ulLross Her home was at 1361 Hopkins St A graduate of St. Joseph Convent, Berkeley, Mrs. Bar-nett had been active in Catholic circles, as well as in the P-TA child5 welfare work and the wtich Amoriar.

War Veterans Besides her husband she is survived by twin daughters Betty Moore, Albany, and Mrs. Barbara Beatty, Redwood City as well as four grandchil drcjirj. I Rotary will recietd at 8 p.m. Sunday at the McNary-Berg: Chapel, 1936 University Ave.j whence funeral services will 'start at 8:30 a. m.s Monday Intefment will be in Golden Gate! National Cemetery.

Gertrude Myers BERKELEY. April 22. Last rites; were held in Albany to day for Mrs. Gertrude G. Myers, 63, pead cook at the Garfield Junior High; School cafeteria, who; died in an Oakland hos pitat Wednesday.

A president of Berkeley since 1947, Mrs. Myers lived at 755 lNielson St. She had been em ployed by the school depart menj caietena service since 19481 Surviving are ithree sons and a daughter. Orlo L. Mvers of Los Altos, Ellis H.

Myers of Ber keley, Wayne I. Myers of San Francisco, and Mrs. Myrna West of San Mateo, five grandchil- arens, ana iwo sisters in L.anaaa She was a member of the Firs Baptist. Church of Albany and native of Ontario, Canada. The Rev.

A. O. Odegaard con ductpd services at the Ellis Olsojh Mortuary, 272 San Pablo Ave4 Albany. Burial took place in Gulden Gate National Cemetery! San Bruno. Robert P.

Hansen BERKELEY, April 22. Fu neral services for Robert P. Hanlen. 54. oO 1248 Carlotta Avei will held at 2:30 p.m.

ivionciay at lrumans Chapel, Telegraph Ave. and 30th Oakland. Mf. Hansen, who died Thurs day 1 in Sacramento, was- an official of the Anglo-California National Bank. A native of San Francisco, he had lived in Berkeley for more than 30 years.

Ilqwas a 'member of Excelsior Lodge 166, San Fran- ciscoj Mr. Hansen is survived by his wife Dorothy; a son, Robert P. Hansen Jr. of San Bruno; a daughter, Mrs. Phyllis N.

Mot- senbpeker of Berkeley; seven grandchildren, and two sisters, E. Louise Hansen and Mabel Hansen, both of Oakland. Birial will be in Mountain Vievy Cemetery. berfof Holy Rosary Society of Mary. ftefti nt a 3oHrph's Church.

I f-n-ieni'lc bi 1. mil lutw-ial from the new mortuary of C. Janp on Saturday morning. Annl 23," :30 thence to St. Jarloth's Church 101 ia rtequiem Mign eommenrmg it I o'elock.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre t'efietery. Recitation of the Rosarv t'njiay evening at 8 o'clock. For further jnffrmation call TR inidad 2-1011. tlorinHERr In San Francisco. April ku.j J33S; Annie J.

beloved wife of o-ph. lovine mother of Mrs. bht'e Hahn. Mrs. Nancy Brooker.

Mr. Paijricia O'Connor. Lorene and Walter it Maf.ii-een and Joseph Loughery; Jean pni Brooker and Steven Hahn. A na tiv of Cohirciveen County Kerry. Ire- iail.

Pat president of St. Mary's His icijool Mother's Club. t'nds are Invited to attend tha llileral ClnrHair A.i,l 4- -a ni'iii clock a.m. from the Chapel of lh Oaks. Oakland Mortuary.

3007 Teteffranh Iheni-e In i Weirt Church, where a Solemn Mas of Requiem will be offered for th4', fjei o.e of her soul at 9 a.m. Interment. fl. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Jlo ary Friday evening at 8 o'clock.

MA In Oakland. April1 21, 1J5. Giyce beloved wife of the late .1. Rrijs Malkim; loving mother of Viola' 1 1 Cll.l V. 1 I u.mhiiu, alarm hifthei- of 1 Kenneth M.

Keegan ii-fer of George A. Munro of San Fllnrilm A nativa at til years. A member of Older pfi Eastern. Star of San I'lanrisco. I riends are invited to attrnd services 4 tithe Ttl'graph Ave.

-Chanel of tha Giant Millsr Mortuaries. 2850 Tele gr-tiph Saturday. April 23. mI," di i iivmifi, a.m. mcmnriai Blli.3 maT k)f made 10 Children's HonUI of tha JEajst Bay.

Inurnment private. O'XEILL In Berkeley. April 21, Ji.VV lAhne Wade, daughter o( the lae Uudge Thomas J. and Mary Wade O'Neill; beloved sifter of Jeanne V. O'Neill; survived by nephews and Joieces.

Jamie, Patricia. Peggv and irt ll, I ii. a 100 CARS Write Your Own Terms NO DOWN If You Wish a ir --At or citom 1954 $2395 Mrfrir fr.T-l-e. A rerfect. Coit jr, new.

A 1953 Porfc Si 645 rtuf fcjdrsri-a'ie. -a-ho, 195VcHrt V-3 S2145 C. i3. jad o. tea's-, ly tr-iies.

1953 FercJ .1 195 C-ar-neMr- 4 tftr Ha- icp. 1953 Fer-J Victoria $1545 1951 Hudson $795 C'j? iw'a, A ret km 7. 1954 Pcnf.sc 8 Si 95 r-l. ne'er 1954 Sfyd-baler $1395 2 d-or 1953 Pfyncu'n $1245 4 kea 1952 Ocvre'ef $995 f'i''i! deb.ae door, 1953 Po-Mc 3 $S95 ar.d nr O' ral 1935 FfrrculH $1745 r--e- 1952 Hudson $745 195? CH-vrr'f r-! r.i'tr. RUNNELS-HERZOG 3 SCO 8cd4 enrrt 5-7331 $20 DOWN 1951 $jcV--i'' -1 VI a ir -a.

r4 a-d, 1923 Sj 1595 i. a- 1951 Fe'-i Cub I 1951 6 194? Couc- $495 er. Jory Motors 5201 East 14th -J l- 14ji-UU3 CABS WASUP ASsfltrritT a paid -t el aa-e r-l "'a I1 SJt ia-r. LOi A IV (a I rir nr it a. irl cr M- T-i-.

TW trc I ILY A-i en PtrH Mito' C1TT4TV. Ea 1.4 x.r --t'T AtX. cf 1-t nr. Fi 3 I "1 HiM IHern- i 1 TT I Ijrk Cars Wiirci i 4yj it rf iwt i-s "i Aitl f. r-MuM.

v. tor'at-aie" 4.471C; f.m. 7 7iv t-e cede'. it hjT o' trad 1 tt Jt)" ij-kj ee t'a let EE- 4.. 1- j-ear or uitjr.

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art cr4 uaerv 5a-i Pa Aje. ti 4- tA tfl-ra" (-1 teei. Ser. a- or at dmr f-fn I 2 bd- 3H Bo ard. 4w en i- ci- deca.

f- ia t. a r- iro-'em tra. er JSEACTtrtT. Rat Court or e-t rre rer ftJrt tt rW. lOmiuM Min.

tat I4t! rt. tP yi aV-aa final It her remember, ehrf raad t5ie-e da too. advertue 5 793 -5 79 I 1 i tr I rFD tr 5r with SJicrm Bck-rM tr'r' 34 with Leader iA Ford tractor 1S4 with l-Suitnl LoMfer. Fort! tractor ltSl Own icpr. Liberal term.

IX' 1-4 :73 nfjhu, LC cerri GS4Vf Li' ni 4J incn mower, J'j tractor with tiller. fconepower til'er. New rg jiriy 167 54. mark-! ei-j to 5. A5o for model 7l to M9 off.

1ST61 Foothiil Po i evad. Ocen Saturday and Sunday. S3ft-AlHnAllIS FOR SALE FLYING Cub TmSentp-a Airplane -ii I Vr irlv. I Aenca t-t LU eem INs Tr i. fcN i' Stiruon.

lerniic pnei. rTv re-l nr4. low time I YL mhts 1103 COST ELACK CocVr ra'l. 'le. rbafn "rir4 re'lc.

Feward. TO Pacific. FOXH purav. Aho. Ve ui.lv Sv-l t1vl, April JCth.

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B- h--nr wf.e r- i ret. iH IV(- rtt; CLiff-'id Orjr.ia. 4- AKtii. r-- e. -'t Keva-d KEHol 1 C1 tv Ere-n reed I K6 ft- t- Brit.ty.

Seward. AS h- -l 1. rt. ti -r-' -i or ltX A-. n.e.

LOcknavca i' tj.tc. Left 4 tt t'-rpirf on trree i. it; a i it. Tasi arcd ever 1-4 r- III. ri t- t'l i.

rr a Tl I 1-JUT ino-rcuHD I "-D Crtar 5 12 t'Ofi'l d. f'a iOCtA- f)i I.i"; it r.1 ierr.a.t It-' Air I I I rerre ttr.AI, NOT1CF. -rTI' TO rfiNTR T'r. 4.i -jra i tit "ty a 1 fijMt-l i- i ttrhv fr l-lflK I ft- iry I arl lt -ffi- in 1 1 ti anon I' ti'l'- r.f Il.tk. .1 turf! Ti- V.

lite at I ii at ii jti-'l t.i j.aid i I for 11 ftiriiihin r. iji jnr nt -r fir I. rt 1 1, tratt- I I- llrd i i in-ta aj-ni Pin r' I C'n-Link a 'id wn'n I- ih j. i 4 I i 4L Si. I'll i.jmj-i.I I j.

hi-l r-f AUiv. 'in i l-d ihj'1 rrewcrted in v. nuljuir ntti and riifi- 'r t'l ni'ik hi. are f.i.- io aid e.f the ('4' of id H.Trrl Krl'lr. mm -tt t'.

t.f'u f'1 I Iiir. i 'i-al aivl I in -'it. l' jki) in tJiitf, a. above-men --ii p'-ni and r- i la Ions bv nv ''T worV ltKed a ir a to til I'lrr-. tr r.f r.

tijral an'l I ismri-ritie rirv tt h'V li rr nubov and in taii witbin ft'e I dav am In ftid rf Ar- bMecl'sral r.nfl- rif-r tr bil is ftlb i ttrl in ih hiiidi 'n f'-r 1 iin of tj wfirV, Tifil 'rr tha-i Iko flavn frni anr IU' iate Mibntitt iric th 'd. i a "1 is submitted in the 'l'i-lr nam. mil! be tiiad fn f.rn ob- it at tl.e miI off ne tbe Xrclittii. I 'ir, I and 1 1. and mtift be bv I biibl-T dltd i.v a bid bi-i'd the f'-nn bv lb biil'I'r nrln- and a rr.rjoraUcn ithcrued in th S'a'e a nrnta finlv, narninz th r-jKUnd rnfid School Putrict of i ''otiritv phlitee.

or ny rashiar chck or certified s-'k certified 0'ialifica ir drawn on a injifnt rartK or i- of ra'ifornia or on a na-flr 4i hanK d-i-ifc bitnr in.tbe tit rf in th anmint "NC TIK'1 ANT' XOIM f. aJ rT- In tbr I'nifld School Coiintv firiy or nrMe to ie br.iibi aitai il'd fall nir i-ii. tbc "tr.i'l aftr I f'N r. 'i i'iod (. ihc i-- f-ai-l cern- or iieck or lb -i-iint r.it.

bv ti blddr or ht-'ii i the nrni if I.n! litl-ir 'iptri 1 i nt ren I. Ih' a-ion Ihirfi.rt i itl I. rlallifl -i'-f CmIjI'I I i ifird Si hii ii arecl and hquidaled i st 1 hi i a aM rifbcon- r.i. l-v ai' t--rjii-ii a nJ iii bit rrt'J- pri Ib.rerf t- the r-ai. i rf i naaTT.

and t- if -t tin irra! rr-a'i- I' -f rr d't, -is fir ad rtv'T'i't' aV a jf't't" 4 tr -t-- in work I a' t-. i O1 of Aii''di d- ni'il fiot he than iiia i t-i A i bn a rt a I rt -d ii'i'rrtii'l ati of af. a-hnh Hunt on IN r't-i of said of hv rfer-. ir- i-- a ai "rectfied ad -d a fart beroof. I V-.

pnuhiri lure ni. itiii 1 1 I and eft or tt-r-e firkman or f- li''M tb -tra -J. IT iTtfl i 1 I a I all -on n.T itt NOTLt iirnt.T A'it-KATL irna L' r' anJ Gnra! Laborers J-WraTr ir'retofj ad of attc i is Ati not otker-ntfe f-hl'l at the ef at leat rer boor "Ti. nr djv rta'I be ctbre f- ware Tb r' itlem -i. th hourly rt ijl-tr'ied by the rurr.ber of houm in div.

When tet than fiumber of hour coni-ttt'jttrte; -h. orkirr itiT. a harem aiated. worked. he wage to raid ai be the rate mutttpid the pijr of hour actuallr All certtme and work on tbe ing- day jhall be at the rate not than time and a jttirrl vi.

Suiida. New Tear' t'ecoralton Par. Fourth of JiiSv. Labor dr. AdmisKton Pay.

ArmiMice Day. Than ksgi vmff Dv. and rhrtntmn. For leaal holidays not mentioned all work may be at the rate for ainj-le time. it ehall be mandatory upon eon Bay Area Births Born to the wife of: MANN.

James girl OSEGUEDA. Eugene girl PRUYN. John boy VERCELLl. Anthony boy QUERIN. Guho girl SHEETS.

Kenneth girl WHITLEY. Robert rl FONS WORTH, Bennett girl SARINANA. Alfred, girl CLARK. Othel D. girl NELSON.

David girl FITZPATRICK, John boy WALLMANN. James boy OVERSTREET. Johnnie, boy VAN AMBURG. Fred boy WILLIAMS, Moses twin girls WILLIAMS. Virgil boy PAGE.

William 5., girl MARTIN, William T. girl BADGER, Ronald girl VEGA. Trinidad, boy CAPRA. Elmo boy MITCHELL. Jerry girl McKENNtE.

Thomas girl DIETDERtCH, Rex. boy i WEATHEROY. Leamon, gii-1 CHRISTIANSEN. Svcn. boy CARPENTER.

Forrest boy. GARRETT, Jack C-. boy V1LLAGRAN. Alfred, boy MONGER. James girl SCHAFFER.

Philip sir! JENKS. Arthur gill BROWN. Lloyd boy BUCK. Jack Sirl SEABROOK. Earl, girl KIRK, Ernest, boy BELL.

Vollie boy HARBUSTAN. George boy MURPHY. John girl GONSALVES. George C. boy HUIZAR.

John, hoy MAGNANO. Paul boy RFITF.R. F.dward bov ASTURIAS. Ralph. Eirl SWISHER.

Victor, boy DEV1NE. Michael boy DARIA. Dominic boy Leland girl RUDY. George boy SANCHEZ. Loiiis.

boy FRICKSON, Paul bo" HASTINGS. Flliot HtrnsON. Robert bov COPENHAGEN. Kenneth boy STAFFORD. Charles girl ANZTLOTTI.

Vincent J. girl LANDRUM, Earl boy boy HAMMER. Thomas J. girl MARTIN. Ressic boy CAHILL.

John bov MARTINEZ. Jose. Birl HUISH, Bruce bny Licenses Issued PECK-ROCKS William John Trek. 3. and Margaret Rocks, 21, rtotn san Francisco.

GALLOWAY GALLOWAY Wrnricil Colmatv Galloway, fin. and Dorothy Kelly Galloway. 4fi. both Modesto RANDOLPH -GREEN Don Everett Ran dolph, 19, Oakland, and DoroUiy.Mae Green. 15.

Berkeley. POLI-O'BERTO Joseph Anselmo .54. Oakland, and Doris Patricia O'Berto. 30, Albany. BUTI-B1ALE Fioravante Joseph Bull.

23. and Jacqueline Irene Biaie, z. both Niles. i SPICER -TURNER Raymond Leon Spi- cer, 21. and Gwendolyn taye Turner.

20. both Oakland. ENOS-H AMILTON Manuel Louie Enos. 24. and Mary Alice Hamilton, 31.

both Tulare. KEEFER -MORROW Noel Leon Keefer 21, Hayward. and Patricia Ann Morrow. 20, Mercer Island, VALENTINE THOMPSON Cleophus Waiter Valentine. 30.

and Wanda Lee Thompson. 30, both Berkeley. SCOTT-MOSLEY Willie Wilson Scott. 38. Oakland, and Annie Lee Mosley.

38. Berkeley. KOHLS VAN HOUSEN Winfrird Adolph Kohls. 2). and Alice Ruth Van Housen.

32, both Berkflry, PHILIS-COST A Robert Spiro Philis, 20 and Beverly June Costa, 17, both Hayward. SANTIAGO COMBER Clifford Loui Santiatro. and Patricia Ann Com ber. 18. both Oakland.

SATMARY RUSSELL William F.Ui Satmary, 20. Walnut Creek, and Adele Loraine Russell. 18. Berkeley. VAN DF.R WYK-DRAGONETTE Jack Alex Van der Wyk.

Pasadena, and Anne Bandel Dragonette, 19, Berkeley EGLI-P ARSONS Linden Paul and Ann Stewart Parsons. 19, boln Oakland. SMITH-KIRSCH Virgil Sterling Smith 40. and Rrrmce Amanda Kirsch, Ao both Oakland. CARLSON-OLSON -Leslie Allied Carl son.

3fl, Concord, and Betty Jane Oi son, 23, Oakland. FREAIS WOLFE William Clifford Freais. i'O. Oakland, and L013 Pauline Wolfe, 19, San Leandro. DEMING-YOUNG Don Deming 2.i.

El Cerrito. and Janet Lestine Young. 22, Albany. FOX-DUNCAN Peter York Fox 24. and Rose Marie Duncan, 20.

both Oak land, ACROSS 37 Little ring. ACROSS 53 Lament: 54 Unity. 56 Fattened on grain: 59 Mansion.fl 60 Antelope. 62 Caustic. 5 63 In a tricky manner.

64 Tropical plants. 65 Yearning. 39 Stingy. 40 Playground gear. 41 Intimation.

42 Diving bird. 43 Obliteration. 4-3 Leer, 46 Performs. 49 Govern. 50 Rood.

51 To: Scot. 52 Girl's name. 42293 DOWN gal abbr. 56 Vehicle. 57 Needle part.

53 Lair. 61 Fr. article. DOWN 43 Very, small. 50 Strings.

52 Spooky. 53 One: Prefix. 55 Le- Solution to Yeiterday's Puzzle 1 In Id Ii Id rjD Ii hi il mil Bp EI LL 3 i LLL M3s olio JT i ME I 101 0 Hit 'ttW ajaftcr the board voted tc deny his request lhat he was with drawing it until the supervisors had considered the Sunol application. Then he may or may not ask for a hearing. Vice Chairman Francis Bunn said the board should reaffirm its position that it expects the company to live up to the terms of the permit and vacate the Bockman site by July 1.

Assist. Dist. Atty. Douglas Dunning said if the ranch is not moved the company would be in violation of the law and subject to misdemeanor prosecution, should there be no second extension of time. Charles Ruegnitz, county san- ilrtliaw, itpwicu uioi in-- operators had followed most of the cleanup orders but still are not complying with provisions there be no odors offensive to the neighborhood.

Dunn ob-seived that there is nothing much can be done about the smell U.C. Students Cite Rifle Team Coach BERKELEY. Arril 22. MS3. William P.

Elliott, coach sity of California's men- and women's rifle trams, ha? received an award of merit from the university's student organization. Elliott was cited by the Associated Students for his guidance of the varsity rifle team, which this year took first and second places in a national collegiate tournament, and the university girls' team which placed secord in another national competition. Rev. Ronald Adams To Take Over Pulpit The Rev. Ronald K.

Adams, formerly of the First Baptist Church of North Adams, will begin his ministry at the First Baptist Church. 22nd and Telegraph Sunday. He will preach on "Not By Faith" at the 11 a.m. service. The pastor and his family will be introduced to the congregation at this service.

lie will be officially installed as pastor at the 7:30 p.m. service. Sweden Baptist Leader to Speak Dr. Erik Ruden. general secre tary of the Baptist Union of Sweden, will be the guest speaker at the Lakeside Bap tist -Church, 1515 Third at 11 a.m.

Sunday. At 3:30 p.m. he will conduct a service in Swedish. Dr. Ruden is visiting in the area to observe and study methods of administration and evangelism employed by the various Baptist groups.

I.FCAb NOTICE eeeeeee-eeaeeeaee. rate of per d'cni wastes for lesal holiday and ottime work, for work of a sinflar character in the locality in fhich the -work, is performed, Oakland unified School Pi-iit of Alameda County. whicb.JMir chem a jes shall not be Irs than the stipu lated iHtcs oontained in a schedule thereof which has been i lie 'I and dciciiniped bv vaid Board of Educatif.n, and which is now on file with the Secretary of said Board of Education and by reference incorporated and s-peificij herein and made a part hereof, jand which -aid C'neral prevailine late of per diem waees. as hereinabove referred to and adopted tor eacn craft or type of workman or me hanic needed to execute this con tract, is herein specified as fol lows- ALL FOR AN. S-HOUR DAT EXCEPT AS NOTED DRAFTS OR TYF.ES HOURLY OF WORKMEN WAGE RATE "arpenters 12.

(0 Li3 borers i.eneral Laborers 2 .05 All skilled labor not otherwise mentioned shall be paid at the rate of at leat 52 per hour. The rkin2 day thall be 8 lours unlet-s otherwise, fpecified in the wase scale. The per diem rate shall be the hourly rate multiplied bv the number of hours in the workitic day. When less than 1 he number 01 hours cinstltiitina the working: day. as herein stated.

is worked, the wact! to-be paid hall be ihe hourly rate multiplied by the number of hours actually worked. All overtime and work on the following davs shall be at the rate of not less than time and a half: -a urd-i vs. Sundays. New Years Dav. Decoration Dav, Fourth of July.

Labor Dav. Admission Day, Armistice Da Thankszivmg Pay, and Christmas. For legal lmhdavs not mentioned all work may be at the rate for single time. It rhall be mandatory upon con tractors to whom a contract is sw-Jrdd. and upon any sucon-tra'tor under them, to pay not less than the jaid rates to all laborers.

workmn. and me- chanic-- employed hv them In the execution of the contracts. Properly indentured apprentices may be employed upon this work in accordance witn ine state law. Such apprentices shall be properly- indentured as- called tor by law and shall be paid not less than the standard wase paid to apprentices under tbe trade at which tnev arc employed. An apprentice shall be employed only at the work of the trade to which he is indentured.

The initial wase to be paid an apprentice shall be not less than twenty-five per cent C.ie-.) eif the ji.iirtie vmen's wace beintr paid and shall be increased each six months In an amount not less than fifteen ner rent 1 Helpers shall be paid the standard wage for helpers estnblished under the regulations of the trade at which thev are employed, The Board reserves the right to reject any and all By order of the Board of Educa. tion April 13. -(Signed 1 SELMER BERG. Secretary of the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County. California.

No 547 April 22. 21 f2P NOTICF. OFHEA ING APPLICA TION TO OPERATE A CABARET. Notice, is hereby eiven that uer- trude Young and Madeline Correia have filed an application for permission to operate a Cabaret at 5421 San Pablo Avenue. Oakland.

Notice is hereby further Riven that a hearifts on said application will be held bv the city Manager -it his office. Room 309. City Hall. Oakland. California, on Monday the 25th dav of April.

19oo. at the hour of o'clock a.m.. at which time and place any pertons interested may appear and file their objections If any they have. uiiAUia 41. aunrni, City Clerk.

No. S4. April I3t Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES IS St ED WILLIAMS-SUSKE Dotiald Larhsr Williams. 18. Richmond.

Phyllis Ann Siirke. 17. San Francisco. SWIFT-QUIRK Jack Edwad Swift. 20.

El Cerrito. and Alice Louise Quirk 17. Richmond. NORMAN-JARMAN JirrirtSy Norman. 16.

Richmond, and Cnarjotte vtoia Jarman, 15, San Pablo. DIVORCES FILED MORALES. Mary Ann v. Frank RAINEY, Freda Mi) vs. Jdseph LOWRIE.

Verna v. Marvin W. DIVORCES GRANTED INTERLOCUTORY DECREES RAINEY. FYeda Mae from Joseph' E. FITCH.

Mary from Chloral: H. M. Divorces Granted FINAL DECREES HO.TFDA. Mark R. from Stella RiCHTSTEIG.

Gaila P. From Richard TEMPLETON. Etta R. frranJohn C. SOUZA, Adeline from Manilel.

FREEMAN. Ruth H. from: Dan SCHULER. Margaret frorrt Fvrank L. PENDLETON, Sarah E.

from Harry A. MARTINEZ, Ramona R. from Joe V. i ADAMS, Eliz Alma from HoVrd J. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES SALES.

Eufemio S. lromsEh J. GATES. Mary Eleanor roiii'Andre C. WALTER.

Mary Eliz fron? Conrad. PONCHIONE. Helen from! Charles. HANNAFORD. John R.

fconl Ida Wyatt BEASKOU. Bemice E. from- Gust A. NELSON. Mary P.

from W. Pale. GREENE, Helen Marie from Thomas. VEGAS, Martin C. Jr.

frOrir Mary V. DRAKE. Ruby L. from Marty R. CIRIMELE.

Elavne M. frem Frank A. JOHNSON. Ernia Mae from '-Jessie. BABNETT In a local hosriital, April 20 1953 Violet Cecelia, of.

f3r Hopkins Court. Berkelev. beo ed m-ife of Gerald Bamett of Berkeley; loving mother of Mrs. Bettv MoolF of Albany and Mrs. Barbara Bea.tty rof Redwood City: dear sister of Haratd Scarry of Oakland and Gerald Scarry of Albany.

Also survived by -four grandchildren. A native of "New York City, aged 52 years, A nvrmhecf of -St. Ambrose Catholic Church. Berkeley. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Monday, 8:30 o'clock a.m.

from McNafy-Bcrg Chapel. 11136 University Avenue Grove Street, Berkeley, thence io St. Ambrose Church. Gilman iind' Cornell Streets. Berkeley, whcrr.ra Mars will be said for the repose her soul commencing at 9 o'clock.

Recitation of the Holy Rosary evening at o'clock. Interment. Goldf Gate National Cemetery, San Bruho. CANOVA In Oakland, Aprit 22, 1935. Bertha A I loving mother of I.

mil Schuster and stepmother, of Phyllis Callos; daughter' of Frankand 'the late Bertha Neglcy: sister Richard D. and Frank Newton NeiMfV of John Ross artd George 'Harold Neglcy. Mis. Gladys Shay of Isletoh and Mrs. Kizziah Sau'iovich; Mrs.

Canoa leaves five grandchildren; a native of California; 49 years. Friends are invited attend the funeral services Monday; April 23. at 1 p.m. from the Horn Chapel of Andker-Petersen, 5th Avenue, corner of Ea-t, isth Street. Oakland.

Interment, Evergreen Cemeter-f. CARDOZA In April 20, 1935, Mary Clara, loving motir of Mrs. Emily L. de Brum of Concord, Mrs. Agnes Butzbach of Cupertino.

Mrs. Ann Mecca and Mrs. Margaret Marion of Oakland: sister of MaiHiel Costa of Oakland; also survived. by two grand children and two great-(frandchildren; a native of San Leandro-; aged 80 years. A niember Of S.P.R.S.i ih Friends are invited .10 attend funeral services Saturday, April at 8 a.m.

from the ant Chapel. Concord, thence to 'Queen of All Saints Church, where. JiIa- will be celebrated for the her soul, commencing at 8:30 "o'clock. Inter ment. St.

Stephens Ceinetery. Con cord. of the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. i I For further? information please call MU Iberry I ORNELL On the Higk Sea, I April 3, 1953, Julius devoted father of Rachel Ann and Da lov ing brother of Mrs. Bhirna.

Edelstein of Miami Beach, antj'i Mrs. Charles Wilkins of Syracuse. Niy. Services Monday. Aoiil 25.

at n.m. in the: chaDel at Home of Peace Memorial Park on fhi El Camino Real at Colma, San Mwteo County, i Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero Street at Geary, San Irancisco reeling. I i ECKHARDT In Oaklshd. April 20. 19.33.

Billte Gene, bclaved wife of George C. i AI.D.; loving mother of Carl C. and Gloria C. Eck hardt; loving daughter Sidney and Gene Otcnslein; a native Springfield. aged 36 Private services weie; held i today 1 Friday, April 22 at' Jhe Telegraph Avenue chapei of errant-; fvimer filortu-ai ics, 2350 Telegraph Avfnue.

roRIl Iti Oaklanal. Apnl.21.1 Ella Mae. loving Mae Tomlin of Oakland andrCarl Fj Ford of Lakeland, sister. io' A. Q.

Far-rer of Oakland and Heiviv Lisjon of Omaha. crandmofticr of Vcr- dinc Tomlin. Caroline aitd Carl lord a native oi Nebraska, aged. 7S years. if.

Friend, are invited -lojattend terv-ices Monday, April o'clock m. At Truman Chanel. Telegraph Avenue at 30th 5treet, Oakland GONSALVES In Felton, 21. 1953. Pofehne Frances, wife ot Msnuei H.

Gonc-alves of Felton. mdther of Wel- don Brown of Ben Lomond; sifter of Amelia De Rose of Hanford. Mary V'ierna of Oakley and John. V. Mi-chado cf Hanford: agedi 65 years; a native of Portugal.

A-i niember of SPR.Sl No. 6 of OaRiand. Friend? are respectfully invited to attend the funeral front; Wessendorf Chapel. 223 Church treet. Santa Cruz.

Saturday, April at 8:15 a.m.. thence to St. John's Catholic Church at Felton. where at 9 afit. a Requiem Mass will be celehrated.S'Recitation of the Rosary In the morturv rha.pel this evening at clock.

Jtwerment, oiy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. HANSEN In SacramertJo. ADril 20 IfiS.i. Roberit beloveij husband of Dorothy L.j Hansen; long father of Robert P. lHansen Jri.

San Bruno and Phyllis N. Motsenbocker of Berke ley; brother of E. Loutee and Mabel Hansen of; Jjandfather of Karl, Gregg and Scott WTMotsenbockrr and ivancy. KODert jjaniei ano Theodore Hansen: a native 6f San Francisco: aged 5 yiutf. A member of Excelsior Lodge Hetf 188, F.

and A. M. of San Friends are Invited to t'tten-d services Monday. April 53-. at 2 39 clock p.m.

at Truman's Chapel. ITtSiegraph AveT nue at 30th Street. Dr. P. Teaford officiating Interment Mountain View Cemetery.

HEN AS Of i 1S349 rooth'ill Boulevard San-Leandro. Aoril 1953. Joseph husband of Nellie Henatft loving father of Edmund, George and: Clarence He- nas of Oakland. Bens Henas of Dan ville and Mrs. LortJEta Kreatsch.

Emily Kaiser, Ruth Rotsey of Oakland: loving brother ft Mrs. Joe Brown of San 'amative of Oak land: aged 79 years, f. Friends are invited service from the new mortuary p.f P. Ban-non, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland. Saturday.

April 23. at a.m.. thence to St. Louts Bertrand'sjChurch for a Reauiem Mass. commencing at 10 o'clock.

Interment, r'Hly -Sepulchre Cemetery, i the Rosary Fndav: evening at 8 0 dock. For fur ther information pleaserall TR inidad 2-101 1.1 LAFAILLE In OaklandgiApril 21. 1933. Victoria, beloved dfit of the late Marcel Lafaille. lovinf mother of Felix.

Louiri. Albert antL the late John Lafaille: grandmother sf Mrs. Phyllis Kuhn. Jack. Leon.

Meryin Albert Lafatlle a native of Notice of funeral later. Remains at the Oakland Chapel, "of rreeman Cox-Roach Ac Leonard." 2630 Tele graph Avenue. Oakland, LA AMP In OaklandiJ April 19. 19SS. Alice Marklev.

beloved fjiother of Ray mond M. Kick of- puntmuir and Phoebe Way of Oaklan-fi loving grandmother of Lloyd GrUfitiB of Richmond; great-grandmother of G. and Michael Griffith; a of California; aged 13 years. member of Placer Chapter No. 4, f) E.S.

of Dutch Flat, and 'Unity ShnpyNo. 83, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem of Grais Va'ley. ir Friends are lnviterj ip attend services Saturday. April 2:30 o'clock p.m. at Truman's Chapel.

Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street. 'Oakland. Golden Chain Chapter jSJo. 303, O.E.S., officiating, LATTON la Alameda, April 21. 193J.

Edward L-. beloved husband of the late Clara M. LaytonJ foving father of Mrs. Pearl Lie be I of -Alameda. Ray DEATHS jf llf III.

mrp, UfOril al. Taylor and Mrs. Joseph B. Powers; a vi i9ein.iijpi. i' ri.ri a I v.

j-iunuaj an imii it 1 2 o'clock in the chapel of Albert Brown 3478 piedmont Ae rue. Oakland. Interment, Suiiift View, Cemetery. I nnvinavo in 1 astro vauey, vpru a Norman beloved hus-band 'of Ada A. Rhoades; loving father of k.

George Martin of Castro Valley, Mr' Einar Olson of Crannell, and Clarence V. Rhoades of Oakland; dear brother Of Mrs. Etta Foster of Pctaluma. A native Of Fort Wavne. Indiana, aorrt 73 ears.

1 I r.l.na. a 1. I I Friday's Crossword Puzzle 1 iiimn ic inuirn Mii.ril'J l-TV rl i Ihe Castro Valley Mortuarv Chapel. 30339 Lake Chabot Road. Saturday, April 23.

at 2:30 o'clock p.m. Inter moot private. 1 1 Dt'V-A 1.. LT. A ,11 ,11 lM.lt, 1Jll ltfj.l,., thc guest speaker for the ninth anniversary celebration of the Faith Presbyterian.

Church. Sunday at 11 am. The highlight of the celebration will be the move of the congregation from the former Dlace of worship at 13th and Market Streets to its new building at 1051 55th St. The Kccton Memorial Chorus will present a recital at 3:30 p.m. At 7:30 p.m., the Rev.

Wesley Hawes of San Francisco will preach. i. tV i award'd. and any r-'jbeon-ra to-, unda tb'f. to P-t than the, said p' tfied rates r.

all laborer. ivortintT, and einptovrrj bv iheni in the of the Properlv Indentured apprtnitr'S -ray be at-iploytd tbi- nurk accordance n-itb the njti law. s.jrt artrentiie- be properly indentured bv la Mi be paid than the standard Mai. t-iid to apprentices md Ibe trade at ivbi- li Ihfv einpo4eif. An a i'prent fhall.

be eni.toed only at the work of the ira-I to hii be Ik indent ur il. 1 be imiia' vi.i;c 1 1 be prid an r)i be not l-ss than twetitv-fixe jt cent I of the joiirtu- men', ivast br ins paid and ball be each six month an amo'itit mi legs than fifteen pee -n i I I. Helper ebaU be paid Ibe iHtid- ard Aa-e for pel a blishcd miler the res ia 1 ion, of the trade At whi. Ii thev are ctnp'ved The ard reere the ricrit lo nit am- and ail bid. Bv order of the p.oard of Kdu-a- tli.ii April 1 istsnedi sr.LMKR Secretarv ot the ot Kdiiial'on of the t'ltv of Oakland and of Oakland I'tiified School Pi'triit of Alameda I'outttv.

California. No April 'cr MTICK THAT COFJfOS OK TA1N PROPOSALS TO AMEND THE CHARTER Or THE CITY OE PRINTED IN PAM PHLET FORM MAT BE HAD CPOV APPLICATION THERFFOR THE OFFICE OF THti CI I CLERK. NOTICE it hereby Riven, pursu ant to Resolution 3295 CM passed bv the Counctl of tha city of Oakland March 15, 1955. thai copies of certain proposals to tnend the Charter of the City or Oakland, printed in pamphfet form. which proposals are to be sub mitted the qualified electors of i-ald City, at a Special Municipal Election to be he la on i May 1..

may be bad upon application therefor at the office of the City Clerk In the City Hall of fa Id Citv. ULADTS II. JH'KFHT. City Clerk- No April fi to May Hit) NOfl' TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Education of the City of Oaklapd and of Oakland rifled School District of Alamed" Count hereby rails for sealed bids to be deliver-d to the Secre tary of said Board at bit. office In the' Administration Euildtnz of -a'd I't trnt.

lflli S'cond A venue. Oakland. California, until Tties-day the lth dav of 1 at 4 rn at winch time and plai paid wiil be opened for the Dir. ninbinc of all labor, materials. mechanical workmanship.

and servii-p I be used in the 1 A 1 1 a ion and i of Siaie Hancinps and tiiapes in the Auditorium at the Oakland Junior I'ollece. Merrill l.ii-uir? S. -biiol. lirove Mrcet. 'a la ml.

i itf-irnia, for the t'ak- I'ntOrd School District of lame da i on iv Tbi-e bid 'baM be prrs-cntcd in ne with plans and ipeiifi. s.nl work which are on tiie at Ibe j-aid "ffi't Of the r-retarv of j-aid Board of. Education in, 1.1) a above-mentioned, and the of flee of the Director of bitectiiral and Ens ineenng Services, located in id Adnimi-. ttation Building as above mcn-tl. red Said p'ms and pecif tea ions rri be iia'l r-v any prospective jv-Hir for th wirl apoxe or, application to the Director of hiier-t ui-a! Encineerln; rii'-.

at Ins (fi-e ni pi i- d. Tl'd each t-hall tie returned within five after securing same to -aid In- innAf of and En- ii-i'n-t ir no tid is. -ibmitted In the bidder's name for the tomplelton of the w-ork. or not a ier than two dav- from and after the date the bid. i' a bid is submitted in the bidIr'v name must be piade on form obtained at the office of ibe lt of Architectural and En iieerinc S' rv-e and must be iiir.nl bv lb bidder and accom-i by a bid bond In the frm red from said of fn c.

duly e-e. uteit bv lb bidder a Hrllli'l pal and a "corporation autborired d'i business in ti State Ca'i- nrnia a suretv. nammjr th Ma-nd I'mfied School Dirtrict of Alameda Conntv as obligee, or by A ab.r's check or certified check vilified without qualification drawn on a solvent bank of the -tit of California or on a national bank doinf busineas in the State or Ca'ifornn. In the amount of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND NO 10) Dollar and made payable to the Oakland Cnified School District of Alamda County. Should the party or parties to whom the contract i-e warded fail to enter into tne con tract after the award and to file th required the proceeds said certified or cashiers or the amount paid by the bidder or his suretv pursuant to the term of said bid bond, either voluntarily or pursuant to the judgment rendered by the court in any action brought thereon, wiil retained bv said Oakland Unified School District as agreed and liquidated: damages.

The contractor and all subcontractors under him must ray all laborers, workmen i and mechanics on said work, or any part tnereor, no less than the eneral prevail- in rata of or diem ma res and not Charirs beloved hujband of Chn-Itne M. Ryno, loving father of Mrs. Richard Horn Of Sacramento, and Louis, Paulo of Sarj Leandro, and the tale James Ryno. brother of Henry Adams of Alameda, George and' Mervyn Ryno of Sacramento; alsa itirvived by eight grandchildren a na 4 ACROSS 1 Spare. I 4 Louisiana creek.

9-lBundation. 14 J4tand. coin 15 Turn aside. 16 Member of Qra vidian rce. 17 rlarrates.

19 Degree. ACROSS 23 Dry. as w-jne. 24 Quivering. '6 Head man.

27 Superior. 23 Disapproving sounds. 29 Wind from south. 31 Constellation. 32 Over.

33 Attacked suddenly. 2. Selves. 22 Tune. rave of Comanche, aged 58 years: a member of Emeryville Industrial No.

1010 F.W, is Friends are invited to attend erv ices Monday, April at 11 a m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegrapit Avenue at 30th Street. Oakland. In terment. Golden Gate National Ceme (lerv, Memorial services Sunday at 8 (Vclock p.m.

under auspice', of K.tu'ry Ville Industrial Post' No. KH0 I W. SCHMIDT tn Oaklsnd, April 21. beloved husband of Envum Schmidt; loving father of Mrs. Mar.

cella I Ra.smussen, MrsJ Sophie 'Mrs. Margaret Bradford, Mrs. Agoel Strcli). William and Conrad Schmidt; Ifirandfather of elctif orinli-htliiran Pattve of Germany. A member of Holy jNarpe Society, St.

Franci- De S-lei mm mm mmm mm mm mm mmm ip a mm 2 3 4 5 7 8 m9 10 1 1 1 13 13 17 IS 20 i i WW- i ili.ilti 11 4 3S 36 27 an i mm 30 -M $7" 33 TT 33 34 35 36 7 3a IS J0 4 I 43 mwm kk 47 48 49 50 ti r-rt 7-7 ti- jr-' TT.tr rST-rs- i -if4; hutch. Carman union. Division 19Z, Vincent DePaul's Society. Honorary jpierr.ber of the Knights Ipf Columbus. i F'fiends are Invited to attend tha sifuneral Saturday.

April 23, at 9 a in. ifrom the Chapel of the Oakland iMortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue, thence to St. Franciv De Sales church. Mwhere a Remijem High Mass will for the repose cf hu tout, icommencmg at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Sepulchre Cemetery.

Recitation of the Rot-ary Friday evening at :8 o'clock. Officers and mmber. of rlhe St. Francis De Sales Holy Narre 5 society are requested to attend reci- lation of tne at 8 p.m. THlBOntAL In San Leandro.

Annl 20. Miss Mary dear friend of Clara E. Barnes of 3124 Bond Street, Oakland; a native of Nova Scotia: aged 86 jears. A member of the Town-send Plan, Fairfax Club No. St.

Fritjnds are invited to attend seiy. ices at the East Oakland chapel of GTant Miller Mortuaries, 2372 East 14th Street, Monday. April 23. 1 at 8 30 o'clock a.m., thence to SI. Io'a Church, where "a Mass will be rele brated for the repose of her soul, fromniencmg at 9 o'clock a.m.

Recita ition of the Rosary Sundav evening at j8 o'clock. Interment, fct. Mary's Cem. VL Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNT? HEAEI AaSOClAllOM GratefuUy AcKnowte(Tg(3 Memorial gift toward Uii Cght sgiot heart diseaie. 121 East llth Street.

Oakland. HI ghgaU -6401 San Francisco Deaths ALLEN. Dr Herbert WilUanii ALLGOOD. tliMbeth V. BLA'CKMAN, Foy BURKSTED (Kramer, nee Moran', Annie E.

-t CASEY. John PalpH. OLEY. Thomas r. 73 year.

FRANK-EL, NeUie GOLDSACK. Emily HENDPICH. John Otti HEPBURN. William B. HOERCHNEF.

Seulah O. KOPERSKI. Stanley 87 years LINDQUIST, Elna 68 jesra LOL'GHERY. Annie MANA. Joseph 80 years MERRITT.

Dorothy MEYER. Ante I QUADT, Joseph H. REESE. Walter Jane RUBIOLO. Mary A.

70 years SHAW. William N. TAYLOR. William R. (Bllhe 22 fin THEIS, Anna c.

THOMPSON. Ethel DOWN 1 Negative. 2 Before. 3 Invented' -by Don Ameche? 4 Wand. birds.

6 Agreement. 7lternative. 8 Extreme limit. J- 9 Deer. DOWN 25 Division of a drama.

26 To kick. 27 Kind of cheese. 29 Ships officers. 30 Direction. 32 Winglike.

34 Large insect. 35 Jewish month: PI. 36 Embankments. 33 Employs. 39 Bog.

41 A dance. 44 Day's close. lOpance step. 11 'Entertain. 12 Wearies.

13 Choose. 18Periods of jtime'. 20 Make sacred. 45 Algerian 22 Dinner city. 46 Particles.

47 Artificial waterway. course. 24 Book erf naps. tractor to whom a contract Isiless than the general prevailing ,1.