Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 21

tic V' OAKLAND'S LOCALLY OWNED AND LOCALLY CONTROLLED DAILY NEWSfAPER more news THAN ANY OTHER PAPER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA' TOPS IN FEATURES nnunm mmvim t. km -tftlfUTIfl VIM.lllTi...VIII VMI.I...MIIII Itllf tlt ttlllll VOL CLXV OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 1956 19 NO. 81 akiama iiyttV Tivolv-A-Cc-r-t) Atk iissttiy Your Personalized Terms! wisimsmipr Breuner's Revolv-A-Count terms ore tailored to suit your own needs. You con actually double the flying power of your monthly payments at Breuner's. And you don't need to close your regular charge account to enjoy Revolv-A-Count privileges.

Use both methods at Breuner's, if you wish. Working Drawings For Joaquin Miller Building Under Way Preparation of working drawings for the new Joaquin Miller Junior High School is under way today after approval of changes' in plans to bring its cost within, estimates. The Oakland Board of Education yesterday approved an agreement reached by its building and grounds committee and the Citizens Committee for 3 RtUNER'S OAKLAND: Broadway at 22nd HI 4-4343 BERKELEY: 212S Center TH 3-4343 limrt School Construction. The new plans eliminated a i i Fin separate cafeteria and combined the cafeteria and auditorium in a mulituse room in order to reduce costs. Extensive site im provernent was recommended to allow construction of one-story buildings on three different iDutt anil wm MNMMMl 7 levels instead of two-story buildings originally planned.

Construction of the Breuner's Fourth Floor, now! You owi it to yourself tt soo tho huo selections in our completely remodeled Dnpory Shop arirrrfjf 3 'I ii school will begin in the spring. It will house 800 students and provision is made for future expansion to handle 1,200 pupils. Planning has been underway since January. Revised preliminary plans for Lowell Junior High-and Santa Fe Elementary Schools weYe also reviewed. In both cases multiuse rooms will be built instead of separate cafeterias and auditoriums.

Architects were told to prepare final preliminary plaaalotiioint committee ap-proval. The joint committee decided upon eight projects among those to be financed byhe second $10,000,000 of bond jnoney and agreed to assign architects at its next meeting at 4 p.m. Oct. 2. 'The buildings include McCly-monds High shops; King, So- tr jiki.t ui, ji km 1 Jli l' II 'J til titt 1 I 11 tt A I 4 1'IHI KllflJ1.tl;:'Ji Kt ft UAS VTJ4 I AVMB.

MMT 1 i 5 mm 11 is it -f i -if tew, i i Ivff --fYfi i I ii ii i fiBiifdi.ii i wwwm branteanji Frick.JuniorHigh School, and King. Longfellow, Brookfield and Pinto Elementary Schools. At the suggestion of Charles Howard, chairman of the citizens committee, it was decided to form four-member subcommittee to siudy school con struction in other areasHoward look any good bets tnat coma save us money and still give us ui Jiim the type schoels-wc want. Architects were given the g- rtifadorepaT'prelimiha'ry Draw-to-close DRAPERIES GIANT SIZE Dacron Marquisette elans for Bret Harte Junior High School. School Attendance 618 Over Last Year Heavy textured, sun-resistant panachrome bark draperies in 5 solid cofors: Sea green, stone greyr antique gold, oyster or pink jce.

5 standard sizes. All with pleated tops, expertly tailored. RUFFLED CURTAINS Attendance at Oakland public schools at the end of the fifth day of classes was up 618 over tHxll" loaf pair lOrxM" lent pair (5) the 58,585 at the same time last -year; Supt: Seimf-r Berg reported Off white, sunshine yellow, nile green or blush rose with big 7" finished ruffles easy to launder, to the Board of Education yes terdav. at need very little' ironing. With the opening of adult fan a pair SS- pair pair lM rollments still being made, the of at student population- is ex- 11.9! pair t7.M piir pw ted to reach 65,000 fepfore the MxSr long ADO TO TOUl B1EUNE1 ACCOUNT SATE 11 A3 ADD TO tOUl BREURU ACCOUNT SATE 'oierM to pr end of second school monxn.

Largest-increase -wasirithe city's five high jchools. where 416 more are in attendance than at the same time last year. ior high schooTsTiad a decrease I41M 7 of 191 students. iIlw -Me. yy.

Teachers Pay Raise Approved The Oakland Board of Educa tion has approved salary in- creases of lVi per cent for teachers and other employees in addition to a 3. per cent raise approved in June. The new pay hikes, approved yesterday, will be effective for the last nine months of this fiscal year. About 2,600 teachers Li Tailored Dacron Panels Dacron Tier Curtains Hexvest Dacrbn-IIinon Panels Tailored Dacron Panels Yified employees are affected EMbMMfl' aa fin re.aiHHi I tnbmii' disigM Mtd littli ir at inmt Enhassil ItsifM little, irtiiif A iiw, ipiqit N-ttjiart wiivi! The second raise will cost the school district approximately 193.000 for the nine months. 49 Board members agreed when 0) 99 each 99 each long Ih ..1.71 pair granting the first 3Vi per cent raise that employee requests for a 5 per cent increase this, year would be considered again when each 1W values! final tax revenue from increased assessed valuations was aeier TWO DESIGNS All over leaf effect and smalt geometric design.

Off white on whit ground. mined. (1) Leaf effect (2) small geometric (3) floral designs all yards standard length. Side hemmed and tailored Save on these new embossel designs. Add to your -account.

All over rose (2) floral bouquet and (3) floral scroll off white designs on white. 4 1 -2V4ards longsNew scalloped sides with well covered designs. Buy now and save! Each is beautifully tailored, side hemmed and ready to hang. Requires tittle or no ironing, white or- eggshell shades. Buy now while-selections are complete and save! -Overall stzt TO-hrpair, The combined raises mean Valancing to match, only.

89 yard teachers will earn from $3,987 to $7,083 this year, depending upon educational credits and years of service. Last year's salary range was $3,801 to $6,771. fWl action on the second pay Breuner's Genlenclal Dran-lo-close Rods 35 3JS Mch 445 Mck MM. time. Brtuner's HOME PLANNING CENTER and our DECORATING STUDIO, offer expert advka at no extra charge.

Com to Snorter's Fifth Floor, now! Expert Decorating Advice! to MUHimd dtMfe at tmmtmt Mad by famous Kirsch Co. for Breuner's 100th year. raise was unanimous, although earlier in the meeting members Peter C. Jurs and William Hoffman favored a flat $60 per year Increase for aljemployee addition to the 3 per cent voted in June. Heavy quaHtyi a a i i -i ri A.