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1 0aHanf Tribune, Thursday; March J. 1956 '25 U.S. Looks Different 20 Alamoda High Students Rail Engineer Ends' 51 Years To German Ex-POV Win Achievement Awards FORT IUSTIS, Va March 1 h-uB Capt, Fred, a Terapel of ALAMEDA. March 1-Twenty Alameda high school students the. West Genruwt Reputlic'i Of Service new army, who is studying mlV Eby, 'Geoffrey Nunes, Nancy Lee Johnson, Roxanne Long and Raymond H.

TujiL' Frorn Encinal High School werf'Tjnaldr-Becltier Barbara Swan and Carol Kolar, trophy today were named. 1956 recipients of Bank of America Achlevement'Awirda for citl-zenship and scholarship. Robert Badgeley, 68, a South tary transportation things quite familiar. When ne was here before, lie was a prisoner of era- Faeine-vompany cup winners, and SheUon Alsup, selection made oy (acuity since 1915 and an employee for committees were, from Alameda jaca Miiis, earoara tiniey, more than 51 years, retired yes THlrt-School: 'v: Willie E. Hicks, Joy Sorensen, wuiie nicies, joy sorensen.i tefday with a ceremonyheld as i ik.

rrit Cf.t. fcther Dietrich and Harry SurwJ 2 Unft4 Mariorie Jn Luther, Dan G. he climbed off his locomotive V-: Vi CSl yjAL-iS art Lubbock, Judith Ann Grimshaw in Oakland. said on his return, has treated me very fair and I feel at home here." and Carol Duncan, trophy cup Cup winners wilt-compete 1 Badgeley started with South winners; Philip H. Frost, June rone competitions April 28 ern Pacific in 1904 in Fresno as a call poy caning men to their jobs when it was time for them to go: to work.

ROBERT BADGELEY The following year he became Enginear Ends 5l Tr. lob Hnffnnl Rmrnrtl a fire lighter lor- the railroad si steam engines, and then a fire man when the title changed. Ex-Cop Sentenced Most of his work was done in the Oakland area with yard en For Museum Theft gines. John Seda, former San Fran Badgeley and his wife, who planiolcisco police officer who aug nuve a ra Avep live tne country during nis mented his gun collection with three antique "pistols "from the retirement. Badgeley has lived I i i in Oakland since 1905.

M. H. De Young Memorial-Mu- seum-in Golden Gate Park, was AF Win In a similar ceremony at Sui today sentenced to 90 days in sun yesterday, Earl B. Hindman, THE BISHOP WAITS WITHOUT London's new Anglican Biihop, the RL Rrr. H.

Montgomery-Campbell obrloualy dttormintd to 'gain admittance to St Paul! Ca jail for receiving stolen prop also a locomotive engineer, re erty. tired after 47 years and two Seda. 29. of 1574 41st months. thdral tor nil tntnronmnt It's all parf of s'taaraeisaiTit that Wihopndi Jhj.dooTi loclid ho wag wkomd with pomp and ceremony moments later.

San FrancifCb, was given the Hindman, 68, began his duties jail term by San Francisco Su in 1908 as a pumper in Southern Pacific's" Rio Grande Division. West Europe Asks 45 Men to Graduate From One year later he became a fire man; perior Judge C. J. Caulfield as a condition of three years probation. The judge noted that Seda had a good record during his two years on the.

police force and was the father of two infant U.N. Assembly Delay He was promoted to engineer UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.J March 1 UP Delegates of west in 1917 and was transferred to Suisun in 1941. He lives at Route. Police Training Course children. era European nations decided -i iFimofaifintra fir 1', Box 22, Fairfield.

Theformer patrolman, today, the U.N. General Assem J5T. MAR COLLEGE, Graduating class officers in -March 1 The Hth Peace Offi elude Chief of Police Myers of Free Matches was arrested last October, at first maintained that he had purchased the museum pistols cer Basic Training Class will bly opening this year should be delayed until mid-November, after the U.S. Presidential elections are over. The group did Wheatland, president, and Offi NEW YORK, March 1 To-hacro retailers eive awav more graduate 45 men at a luncheon cer Robert Lansing of Berkeley, from a stranger for $5.

On Jan, cere mony at 1 p.m, in St. Mary vice presiden per centefthgl2.5tl6 im pleadeduilty to'receiv. tnothing- about suggestions "that! dining hall. The graduating class also in ing stolen property and, resigned billion match books produced! the 1956 Assembly be held in Charles Grant, assistant dean cludes Bernard Johnson, Al from the police force. Rome instead of New York.

annually. bany; Roger Neuman and Nor of instruction at West Contra CfflegemRich-mond, will introduce the main nan Pitkin, BerTEeKyTPIuEp Quinn and John: Williams. El speaker, Ervis Lester, chairman AHERICA'S GREATEST OEADHIG DARGAIIl i- a ar a wbwbb of the California Adult Author xnomas, nay tioert Bart- I I II II I I II I I II I I II I I ity. UUU UULITl.OU; LJLfUU DO' Othe speakers will be Reed Buffington, acting director of lett and Charles Laird, Richmond; Billy Beard and Walter Gist, Kensington; Melvin Cooper, Pittsburg; and Robert Barrett, Frances Christman, John Walsh, East Contra Costa. Junior Col lege near Concord, and Contra (Sunsfiine Sunshine clean!) Costa Sheriff Harry Brown.

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Professional entertainment will follow the luncheon under the direction of 'Don Mjlford. Tickets may be purchased at the recorder's office at 297 13th St. Harold Towne, chief rabban, is general chairman. Assisting him will be Robert S. Aber-nethy, recorder; Herbert L.

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FARM JOURNAL LIVING FOR YOUNG HOMEMAKERS POULTRY TRIBUNE )to Kjhifm- Driver Sentenced For False Report THE FISHERMAN Frank A. Nubin, a former Mat "If i Miw is imw4. All miciiii are far Take aoaae white yk that's SanQuentin convict, was sen Spoji that old aylon witlko ltawie-whita once more i diner- Aiter Mvoral aarejajfiiiti tenced today to 90 days in the take to the altraviolat i Surf, yeern aov trarfrta nyio whit. iTa Alameda County jiil for falsely boenrf ta todaya Surf I Jt gtttinf aAittafaia. juetjol toba good! renortinf that tr-traiiic oiiicer OAKLAND TRIBUNE Oakland was drunk on duty.

LEOVA RAINEY Chairman noints were Charles Lane, Wal Nubin. Jl. a laborer of 941 37th was aentenced by 1eM enren mtmbo of ft 0Ux Tron Home Reading Club TKt gives me the privilege of tacemng the iwwtpaptf and mgxinei checked fw 24 meinms At Bto newspapepnees. only S2 6S pr month (60 per wk areas) will cor the entire cost ter both the Tribune and my complete megtime selection Municipal Judge. Edward WATS RIGHT! SURF GETS Smith following his plea of ter George Stoughton, Leova Ten Tronoff and guilty.

A. S. Jackson. IfHlASi PAINT hiAME AND ADDRESS) A minimum of 150 points fwere reported by George Foot. Nubin admitted calling Oakland PoliceT-Sgt.

William Sow-ersby on Feb, .12 that Patrolman Charles Baldwin, Ralph Rhoda, Mrs. V. Taylor, -Aodft4- Marcel Guest, Frank Cook, John whO "had cited him a short time EVERYTHING AND YDWE GOTTO AGREE ORLEVffi BROTHERS" WILL RETURN EVmPENNYWPm! SOMAKEANCTETOMAKBIt- HaJL Eugene Armstrong, John before tor driving on the wrong State. Serr and John Barlow. I Jonn narrow.

Jtreet and failing to Rainey has-been namoThavgul driver's license with Leova TetepHoneM -Apt jLii-head the Jmembership drive and for the South Berkeley YMCA Order TalujM IV. Nor. virion. Rainev will lead 60 hardly able to stand up." Nine witnesses denied the ac cusation. SU3F-NEXTT1ME! volunteers who will seek to-e New Trune SubKnew Pre tent Tribune Subicribe roll 500 adult members during Nubin was sentenced to San Quentin in 1943 for grand theft the camoahm.

if and paroled 1950. Aausting Rainey will be Mrs. i i 'i 1 1 1 i.