Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 19

ntw T'building were cemplst S. I-; last snenth. 4 Wreekers Scrap The findings have been turned over to the Capital Company's Hundreds at Hague Funeral; JERSEY CITY, NJ, Jan. 5 Frank'-' Hague, was architects whosurt in the process Merishaw Building Tearing down of the old Hen- Stripping of the. interior of of designing the structure.

Tentative 'plans call for a 12 story office building, air conditioned, of modern design and with Ugh speed elevators, shaw Building on the southeast corner of Hth St and Broadway the building started on Tuesday. Cleveland company Officials aaid that aidewalk canopies for the bias started. many things to maqy people in his long career as a political boss, received homage and a i Major part of the ground protection of pedestrians wou! floor, basement and an upper which housed a theater, stores I rITt TT i I If I can'e wait t'A d. for cy I I Tuna flsvoreJ with that I I I ipiti4 sauce.N I -I .11 .1 KAl KAN I Moau mat ano euvy Jeer in death today as his body was taken to funeral services. and officei bp being razed to floor already have been leased by Smith's, pioneer clothing store for men and boys.

be erected before the end of the present building win be make way for a multi-storied, air conditioned, modern office several nunored persons "building was jasd-itoFetfunding; the demolition which is ex Macdonald Theater, one of Oak land's first legitimate show opera of the project, said a con-tract for the demolition work ome in mint eoatav-aome in work clothes lined the 'streets aa-tte former Mayort body was taken from the Lawrence G. Quinn Funeral Home. One woman waved an American flag tad held up a sign mocking Hague and calling him has been awarded to the Cleve pected to about SO days to complete. borings into the ground land Wrecking Co. of San Fran- houses.

The was later renamed the State and was a first ntn movie house. It has been closed since IMS. jciaco; Cost of the work has been to determine what type of foun estimated at $73,000. dation will be required for the areeay man. 13.DAY LCUDAY SALE TKUalSSAY riMY SiTuniY SATISFACTION 6UARANTEED PAYCHECXS CISHED inSHji2ILS2ZCIALS imckle'g Product mm: (UibcIi lm site) immm I 6 AKIA WDrS GREATEST ASSOETtllllT 'TT BLCSK I Yrihaaa INSTALLATION-Or.

letter E. Johnsott 0ft) eceapts 1h gavel of office from frank Skolly, ca ho assumes the prskUncy ol tho Akmada Klwtmlto Ouk Skellv. on-" golatf president officiated crt the installation ceremonlee. 0 170 GOATS Flood Damages a. Ml Hit DANISH illlili I WILL BE FLOWN CrEii conwr i fridatiite th tp.u.

heserved to TOFORM0SA ruolumne Gamp rtlMfUM SLICED 4 SLICIS A flock 'of 170 'California Ostts will IcAVft Otkletnd Ait BEBKiXFY, Jaiii Dare's r73 IP HIE APPLE EASTERN SMOKEI Urge IVi tin ir--rmXr jsive damage to Berkeley's Tu olumne Camp is reported by William Rhodes, camp manager, just returned from a tour of in AArf snojiTEnino SU-l-p, CUT GREEN CEAI1S lm port tomorrow afternoon as the 2 of Catholic Relief Service iOf the National Catholic Welfare Conference to refugees and army amputees on the Chinese Nationalist island of Formosa, Edward Wren of San- Francisco, Wssfcr spection. JOli Charles W. Davis, director of 224 lb. PEE-WEES GRADE A irti) recreation and parks, estimated that expenditure of approximately $4,000 will be necessary fMOIIIlAISE if EASTERN SMOKED ern director of the welfare tto "repair, damage done by The jorgi soutn lorx oi tne Tuolumne River, on which the camp is -an- d- 4 The goata, collected for the religious organization, from Carton KinoSiiei rjxitDOfs situated. Cahdju.

Moocto axe farms by heifer-- by by away the floods Inc- via be jpjdel if -lent pktfcaroar many aboard a California Eastern CHUNK Tilfl fi iTtfrt XAUItDAT I TOatTO JUICE 5 of which were situated on an island between' the. main part giUIIVIdl STYLE IUII1I tin of the camp and the highway. Aviation Co. plane about 1 p.m. They are expected to arrive, on Formosa after 11 hours flying timel i- Sem'a Qualify Delleatet se ts LewU Dried fruit Hickory Smoked mmi juice 12 These were reported as piled up and smashed as they bit the bridge at Hardin Flat a mile away r-t v-n in (limit n.

Also lost was one foot bridge. Short Groin SICE Miss Sfedman, 15" AIICISOUIES Inportci 325" STOS OLOBIZTTA 1 14. T0UATQ JUICE 10" Considerable damage was also done to the shower house in the i i 1 JUngan's l. Hkkery Smokes! flower part of the camp, JUkodes 10 ISiT said. Dead Teacner, APRIC3T KECTAR 0 BAGlti DHZOiIETS NEW CRISIS $00 Mise Blanche Eleanor Sted- F1I1EAPPLE JUICE Del Mont 12-eav 425 asnjANir norm CUYES 0 man, a teacher in the Oakland Fint.

Quality, CSf public Schools for 29 years until Las Faces her retirement 1943, died yes terday In a Santa Cruz rest RUSSETS MESH SAG home. She was 78, i i i 1 5 SUA-ft. i 1 is: iJ music, she received her first teaching assignment here in T.AC Tfc I irS WESTS FOR THE BEST SALT. PORK 2Bl 1914, serving at both Emerson Elementary School and Univer tf Troubles of the finrncially beset Royal Nevada Hotel con BAKERY IMPERIAL VALLEY, 1 sity High School, tinued today a petition uil In the years that followed, seeking involuntary bankruptcy FANCY ITALIAN Miser Stedmaa-iaught -at Pied-j fued against it. niiiir But a spokesman said the mont Avenue School, Hamilton ind Claremont Junior High Schools and McClymonds High Uiaeaefiirr-Tl- 7- plush hostelry has no intention of ending up in bankruptcy court.

FOR BAKING OR BOILING 7G IREAKFAST lUtS Fniited Herman Cohen, the hotel cor At the time of her retirement, she divided her teaching duties between Claremont and Wood-row Wilson Junior High Schools. poration's secretary, said the management wilL seek new funds to finance "a full acale DEVILS fOOO CAKE CHOCOUTI FUDGE -1. 235 MINUTI MAID -IROZIN O-M. ORAHCI JUICI Ilka Stedman, a native of Montana, received her early- GRADE A DIRTIES FnEsn nnncn he peition was filed by an education in Montana grade schools and prepared for her attomeyrinTbehalf oTa bakery, flower shop and tool supply teachinexareer in New Hamp-leempany. William- Court land said his clients are owed a total shire schools.

Her only survivor is a cousinJof $1,000. Attachments viously filed total more Mis. Alice Proviente of San Snee Bargml Daktri IN THE CENTER, OFTHE Children's COOKIE-EATING TIME is always witiTus. There is no substitute for ftWr CHOCOUTI SANDWICHES Children really go for them MEDIUM COZEN IN CARTONS large psnrf dozen f(r CARTONS $50,000. Because of these, on Tuesday scallops Francisco.

Funeral, services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Wes-sendorf Chapel, 223 Church St Santa Crux. two moving vans backed up to the front door and took away full loads of slot machines, dice tables and other gambling equipment. COHMCD DEEP, RILEY'S Virtually tne entire operation Berkeley tend Bank Aid Flood Vjcrims BERKELEY, Jan. 5 The fa' of the hotel has come to a stand PEUCATESSEN tMOKtat ctssr still The gambling casino end 14 CORNED MEATS ceawto rots COKNBB POSK FRESH PORK STAND eoiiirrst sTixa aita.aa.ee ia.C theater-restaurant- have been closed tine the New Year's eilities of the Federal Land Bank ,27 J5 ef Berkeley have been made StlCI LVNCISOM HA weekend.

Only a- few patrons still have rooms and no further KINCAN'S, DELUXfcVf IRJT QUALTTt A DILICIOU SMOKED A A A SLICED Bacon UVEIl' DUBUQUI IUUC OM DUBUQUE AflfC SAUSAGE SiUSCCIS cil ZZ" i Hi 1 1 ii i DUBUQUI 4tA MTTTO CSVILED llfljj 1Z18 CZViLED 5" FLOOR E. ,85 OIL g. available to fanners and ranch era in flood areas throughout reservations are being taken. Northern California. Walter Dean, bank presi Barbershoppers tTVIOf BIEAT COMPANY LCO0.MY MEATS dent; aaid today that bank offi- STEER EIEF 14.SJL CmS t4 OjM oMeet atChurch-J age throughout the state and in ALAMEDA, Jan.

5 The Ala- rscaat Nevada thia week. Special crewsmda Chapter ef the Society for are being added to the bank the Preservation and Encour F.I3 STEAKS staff ta aid ia heiping. distress agement of Barber Shop Quartet case at the acenerr: 3 STEAKS rrj Smgrarm-AmwK wurgatner tomtaiwrwtr p.mrhTat;new $1C3 $ico SkMMw I veal r.3A$T one SferaM A.sal VEAL-lfSAST Ori 0 meetinf place, the First congre lkos or Safes Tlx Study Slated gational Church Han, Chestnut UH3 Kmt Ycrk MARTINEZ, Jan. 5 Repre- 75jFni St and Central Ave. Frank Ratio, president of the fRoiftxasa aiir aentauver of Contra cesta County Industries will meet with r.2AST ipjBf theTTWfiTbrariwet the County Supervisors at uu i PanrSidisOTirthofO posed uniform county sales tax at 7:30 pm.

Coffee and refreshment will be served after the LAURA SCUDjbtt; lift. Pcr.l CsrfiSp mi vailit A $LS LIS KENNtTS TRIE RIPI CWA tFHICQTS iV authorized by the State regular session. Legislature last year. noNttass imon mm SHADY Alt Vi-esr f) 4 VEIL CUTLETS flPS Citar Mitbi S. VV tsosor Ar( AUSTW 'LAIN tt-t- MONAICH-- 4 I xtr 3C'LaF3 T.3AST 2Z Oakland Health Department; To Bolster Disaster Setup 9- VEAL HCAST 5 LjU IaJ I 1C? Ifc, V.W Disaster CounciL S03s fJaklafd'healdtpartment at going to be prepared if As the first -ttep com 65 nuriJabpratory, teohnkians, secretaries and eieru wui visit ii AUG00D AMOU-J artheiuakes'or any other mass diraiteTpttglaMrfh nrnd Qakland's model dvudeTense control center nnder the Wood- fuse Tr.ZcTrriiiiH.Co' f-JtmSTSwJnt' reso 303s minster amphitheater tomorrow.

lution made, by" Dr. Mary E. Qawllr fawltry CUU'? 21 tbi PAH-REACT FRYERS irrstioss PDa CRUT VALUE OcA'lnaY, FewUra Mhn C'JT-UP IlEtiS 33 IV tkUkim UZZ cr for Fryinj7J lb I NESTLIl 4-u OfV Cii Garthwaite, newly appointed health director. One of the first to offer all 'its facilities to the state, during the recent flood. They win learn at first-ftana hdwBakland will be expected to operate undet disaster conditions.

Raymond J. McCormick, deptrtyevttBdefenjw dijcfbjro' .4 theaklaBd Health Department aimr to deolov its facilities to KERSHtY AlmMd Milk" medical and neaim services, win MAHATMA RIGE. the best advantage during dis- act as instructpr to be assisted cy tovexauuig us emer-toy am. Thelma HouWtr, supervisinf I geney measures withdose of ri iium txe kisxt to u-rr the Oakland Civil Defense andipublk health nurses 1.