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Oakland Tribunt, Tuesday, June 26, 1956" covered by about five feet el water, to II feet st low tide. Report Cites Feasibility of! 2 Suspects MOTORIST HARD-WORKING Two entrance channels would a GETS DOUBLED THIEF HASNT New Small Boat Harbor also be dredged to connect with the Richmond inner harbor. Two major piers, 13 feet in In Assault Hall of Justice Land Suits Filed ter plan for shoreline develop RICHMOND, June 28-A width would be constructed with floating finger piers at-tached to them. ment Are Nabbed small boat harbor at Brickyard Cove could operate at an an The plan will be sent to the There would be dry storage State Lands Division. Movlnc rapidly to complete lite acquisition for the space lor era noaia, a iauncn- The report estimates the cost ALAMEDA, June.

26 Two new Hall of Justice, the City of Oakland has filed con ins ramp for smau poau, in nual profit and could furnish berthing facilities for 600 pleasure craft as well as a small commercial fleet according to of the 32-acre facility at $1,633, 000. Oakland youths suspected of acres of parking to accomodate demnation actions to obtain four parcels of land in the block bounded by Broadway ana Sixth, Seventh and Washington Streets, The city already has optioned the beating one sailor and stabbing another were under arrest today the Richmond Planning De partment 1 other two parcels compris- It also says the development of a small boat harbor would result in a greater permanent increase in the tax base than if the same area were reclaimed after a two-block chase and a The information is contained IN SPADES PASADENA. June 2S-Un Motorist James T. Jones once escaped a 190-day sentence for drunk driving but he wound up yesterday with a double dose, 380 days, On June 7 he pleaded guilty to drunk driving. Municipal Judge Joseph A.

Sprankle Jr. suspended a 180-day sentence but fined him $210. Jones gave the court a check for $110 and got an OK to pay the balance ever a period of time. Yesterday Jones was again In court Judge Sprankle not only reinstated the original 180 days but added 180 more because Jones check bounced. 1,400 cars, fueling station, restaurant facilities and bait and marine supply shops.

Estimates indicate that annual maintenance and operation costs would be approximately $108,720 while revenue should approximate $171,000. tussle with a police officer. ing the site through negotiations with the owners, In a report which will be submitted to the Contra Costa Billy C. Paige. 17, of 834-B GOT A CHANCE HOLLYWOOD, June 2-J The people this will interest most arrburglars and spies: The National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association convention epeqed yesterday, with such gadgets as.

these on display: An ultpteeaiJ system that saturates a room with electronic Impulses. They're disturbed by the slightest movement; scratch your nose and the thing aignala a central alarm office. A small device that puts a protective electronic ring around a brief case or diplomatic pouch. If anybody gets near it wham, screech, clang! About 200 representatives of alarm manufacturers and installers are attending the three-day convention. for industrial development Goodwill Industries Inc.

and 01st St, Oakland, and George BOMBER CRASH AND FIRE KILLS 3 AIR CREWMEN The proposal calls for dredg Phillip Schiffman. County Board of Supervison for inclusion in a county mu Gilbert Godfrey, 17, of 241 Tunis ing the tidal area, which now is The eminent domain suits were Road, Oakland, were held for filed In Alameda drunkenness, resisting arrest County Superior Court by City Atty. John W. Collier and Asst and investigation of assault with a deadly weapon. City Atty.

Hilton J. Melby. The two sailors, both stationed aboard the Bon Homme Rich DEFENDANTS LISTED Named as defendants are the ard at the Alameda Naval Air Station, are Seamen George M. louowing owners: Joseph Sinai and Rose War Shatzer, 21, and Jacob Au- snouere 4 stores, ironung on sell, 21 Woman Driver 7th St Tney told police they were B. Simon Hardware Co, Louis.

attacked by a gang of four youths last night in front of Anna, and Eva Simon 4 stores fronting on. Broadway and 7th 6-YEAR FIGHT SAUNA, June 26 A B47 bomber crashed and burned in a wheat field near Salina early today, killing a three-man crew aboard. "The plane, out of Smoky Hill Air Force Base here, wu returning from a routine train ing mission when it apparently exploded, military authorities said. Wreckage was scattered a mile. The dead were: Capt Robert A.

Galvan, 35, of San Antonio, Tex, commander of the plane. First Lt Charles W. Ward, 25, of Pacoima, Calif, the copilot Capt. Bruce C. Harris.

40, of Horton, Mich, and McPher-son, Kan. 201 Bach St and that Shatzer St Found Guilty In Fatal Crash was subbed in the chest and pshot I Tom pro-view every sn Joseph M. and Dorothy Du Ausell's Jaw was broken. They bovsky The Bargain Center, were treated at the Air Sta fronting on Broadway. tion and transferred to the Markus Enterprises Inc.

Oakland Naval Hospital. Mrs. -Maude H. Keithley, 73, of 1736 81st Ave- whose car Court Studies Finn Twins' Plane Claim parking lot and hardware store. About 10:30 p.m.

patrolmen struck and killed a six-year-old Vernon Lilley. nd -Arthii fronting on Washington St COST 1300,00 boy last April has been found Total cost of all six parcels guilty or misdemeanor manslaughter in a nonjury hearing Treadwell went to investigate) a complaint of a disturbance at Third St and Maple Ave. and there found Paige and Godfrey haa been estimated sat about 1300,000. before Superior Judge (pro tern) Edward J. Smith.

The case was referred to the probation officer in a car. The Flying Finn twins' custody battle for an old Army traninnrf nlana twn taltftn The city council selected the As Lilley approached, the lower Broadway site for the and July 6 set for report and two jumped from the car and ran. He caught them in the 1800 iJ-Srririte submission by the United sentence. because of its proximity to the Mrs. Keithley's car struc States Court of Appeals in San block of Third but they Eastshore Freeway, convenient fought him off until Treadwell Francisco.

Chung Mei Home Sold For College Gary Jerome Sapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sapp, 1445 69th at 69th Ave. and East 14th parking for up to 2,500 automobiles and rejuvenating effect came to his aid. Police said they believed upon nearby property.

St, as the child was crossing Available to finance construc East 14th Street toward Ha Paige and Godfrey and two companions had attacked the two sailors. tion of the building is $2,707,000 The Finns, George and Charles, 42, argued their case personally yesterday against the government's appeal of a Los Angeles federal court's order awarding them title to the C-46 Flying Boxcar and a $50,000 vens court School from a bond issue passed by Oakland voters in 1943. The Western Baptist Bible College and Theological Semi Only ROSE'S judgment Accused Slayer Files for Writ MERCY BULLET nary of Oakland has purchased the former Chung Mei Home for orphaned Chinese boys in El An attorney for the vineland School District of Kern County, Cerrito for $200,000, J. which sold the surplus plane to A petition for a writ of Pruitt, vice president of the Oakland institution, announced the twins six years ago, maintained that the Finns had not habeas corpus to free Robert P. Hardiman 21, of Los Altos, obtained government permis Horse Sinks In Mire, Has To Be Shot accused of the murder of his 6-month-old daughter, was filed sion to buy the aircraft so therefore it still belonged to i juice ffi jGIMLETpg the school district today in the District Court of Also on hand was an attorney Appeals in San Francisco.

for International Airports A merciful bullet ended the The petition, filed by Atty. of urban which claims the struggles of a prize bay mare Finns owe $25,000 for a loan and today. Pruitt said the sale was completed last night with owners of the home, the Bay Cities Baptist Union. The Baptist Union operated the home at Elm and Hill Streets in El Cerrito for 30 years, closing it in 1954. The Oakland school will take over the home as its campus within two or three weeks and will open it for an expected enrollment, of 150 students this fall, according to Pruitt Present quarters of the college are at S28 33rd St, JSIllI Jj 'jhn l' trapped in mire beneath the rot repairs on the plane.

Department of Justice attor Nevo Capitina, contended the state had failed to show any criminal action had taken place and that the Mountain View-Palo Alto Municipal Court erred in forcing Hardiman's wife, Ron't grins ten flooring of an Islais Creek barn, where the animal had ney Marvin C. Taylor contended the twins planned to use the yo Ike Intpind fallen 15 hours earlier. plane for commercial purposes, despite a government order to San Francisco authorities be Faye, also 21, to testify against lieve the saddlehorst and an her husband. I I I the contrary. other horse, which was pulled Hardiman, accused of fatally The plane, now at Nell is Air to safety, fell through the plank Force Base near Las Vegas, beating his daughter, Eilene, May 16, in their Los Altos home, eM' lwm was bought by the school dis ing while being led away Sunday night by would-be rustlers, trict for use as a schoolroom is scheduled to go to trial Aug.

7 in San Jose. A veterinarian, cowboys and and later was sold to the Finns. officials of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani Court Hears 2 Claims for Reward. mals labored for more than four hours yesterday in a fruitless attempt to free the mare, 12-year-old pet of George Maloney, 21, of 1237 Potrero Ave, San Richmond Municipal Judge Francisco. The animal's struggles, how ever, caused it to sink lower Leo G.

Marcollo, sitting in San Francisco, today heard further claims of two of six persons who say they are entitled to $2,000 and lower into the muck be neath the barn until, at the end, of the reward offered for the! only its forelegs and shoulders safe return of Baby Robert Mar were above the surface. A vet The infant son of Dr. Sanford erinarian said that shock exposure would kill the animal, Marcus was kidnaped from Mt even if it were pulled free alive. Zion Hospital in San Francisco George Hughes of 4908 Third last Sept 19 and found alive St, San Francisco, told police K- Tanya, and later. HisTcidnaper.

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