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Ooklwdj Tribune, WteJwtWoy. Mirth 1)57 5- FUa COUAK2D lVFAf3T ct to Ease Rroie Death Talces 2 Kin of Council Rsjects Area Planmhg Traffic Jam OK'd Lconrrdrtll End Vccation Without Job iV.inkNo.ll? Must Bo Horo Someplaco! Solon Within 3 Hours A project to relieve traffic istone apron around the Hassler TIm Oakland City Council, byl eongeation on 'Adeline St be Death Jfrom cancer within. Air Forcer Captr John- prove additional taxes for Oak land eHiaona." Councilman John M. Holm a at vote, rejected a Memorial Fountain in the City Hall Plaza to catch the" spray tween Eighth St and the Emery WASHINGTON, March ftfl three houswof each other has Woolsey, and teavea sisters anaV-r WMm (ram tht City Plan. NEW YORK.

March (jn-J which is drowning the lawn and ville city limit has been au The Eisenhower admlnistra claimed a Carmelite nun of dahl asked if Oakland would get sufficient benefit from the ping onto the sidewalk. The Curvaceous Monique Van Uon ha come op -'WMa -no Jobjthorised by-the Oakland' City commission that it urge the State Legislature to ap- Berkeley and a San Francisco brothers here and in the Easl.t Funeral services for hef" wll be held tomorrow with a Re appropriation also will finance for Leonard W. Hall vouncu. Vooren, a supper ekib singer, money Involved, which Mocine amaaionai friends fear the for- installation of 100 ground tubes The council, last night ap said could amount to a maxl showed up at police headquar KM ntaauia creating, a San rjiadaM Bay Am Regional and covers to hold flagpoles to proved calling for bids on March mer GOP national, cnairman woman, both members of the family of Assemblyman Edward M. Gaff ney of San Francisco.

quiem High Mas at 10 a.m. at mum of $460,000 a year district- ters yesterday to reclaim a minkl be used on various occasions. mav be bvoaisai. Mission Dolores Kwounf Diatrict wide, baaed on 1135 assessments. 2 Appropriate $1,500 from1 stole she hardly remembered for widening of Adeline to 60 feet, complete resurfacing and construction of new curbs and HalL back from Florida Mayor Rishell called it an-l j-cr-Gorffieyfc aViUtamj the JEnterlainment and Adyer A (uhfaquant proposal that $UMUMtt dtatt-JuJeUar aup.

otb uwcury W. Woolsey, of 2 156 A Market Using Fund to help finance anveways. "Anybody knows it easier! the taxpayers. No Dog Leash Lew For Sen Refeel San Francisco, died at Mary's the Downtown Flower Festival City Engineer John' Morin portinf 1b principal tuch I pro Councilman Glenn E. Hoover haMreeir approached I about' any appointment such aa that he generally waa expected to get when he resigned his chair Help Hospital there.

which Will lead up to the Spring ssjd the project will cost an eti to find, a lost mink than a lost husband," the Belgian beauty gram waa tabled last night on suggested the Council ape His Sieter-in-law, Mother Con Rome and Garden Show. mated HZaJw and will be fi SAN RAFAEL, March 6-4- The city's controversial dog leash tht motion of Councilman Frank nanced from State allocations of The council also: uie proposal in principal but added he was against creation referring to efforts to lo manship in January. stance of the Carmelite Monastery of Christ the Exiled King, died at the monastery at 68 Rin- law- was killed yesterday gu l-ApproVed- transferring- to) At that timer President Eisen of any more-districts. "We've cate her estranged husband, Curt Pfenninger. J.

Youell after he had engaged fit' brief dispute with Mayor Clifford E. Rishell over his right I want to do what the people' In other action the council ap hower expressed the hope Hall's the General Fund a total of $871,021 from the Sales and Use proved finance committee rec-H con Road, Berkeley, Monday 'wisdom and long experience Monique left her stole in an want Mavor Edward Culver said after the city council failed already got agencies for- mosquito abatement, smog ontrol, water pollution and several evening. ommendations that it: Tax Improvement, Special Pub will continue to be avail east side restaurant Feb. 5 but didn't recall missing it for five In addition to Mrs. Gaffnev.

lic Health, Traffic Control, arid to act on the matter, thus killing 1-Transfer $7,800 from the other problems' all adding to able, not only to the party but to the Nation in the years the statute. Vehicle License Fe Funds, to Emergency Fund to the Park Mother Constance is survived by a brother, Harold Wright of San days. She said she has 10 other mink stoles and full-length The law would have required provide working capital. the confusion. YOUELL OBJECTS Department Fund for a flag ahead.

Leandro. funeral services were 2 Moved to acquire for up to coats. The vote called for with held at the monastery today. $14,570 certain property on the leashing and dogs to be kept "at .3. heel" in all areas except the ant mal's own properly.

I Mrs. Woolsev is the mother of But when I finally missed the stole," she said, "I felt very bed. Cast side -of 68th Ave: south of Youell objecting that he hadn't Bancroft Ave. needed for the1 been allowed to apeak It has a sentimental value widening of Bancroft. Mayor Rishell said: "Go bought it myself.

It's the only Kennedy Charts New Demo Goals ahead, you had a chance, we've 3 Moved-to appropriate for one I ever bought myself. to speak en the matter. City Planning Engineer Cor-win afocinc told the council last night the planning commission was unanimous in its recommendation, and that such problems la location of highways and freeways and Bay crossings, regional recreation facilities, rapid transit, and air and water pollution, can only be solved on a regional basia. OBJECT TO PROPOSAL Approval failed to come after aeveral councilman took issue with various sections of the proposed statute Assembly Bill 1 Ml and Senate Bill 2,285. Councilman Fred Maggiora objected to the proposed dis- been talking for 30 minutes.

up to certain property on She created quite a stir in the ISkyhne Blvd. opposite Caris- Youell retorted: "If that's your police department lost-and attitude, I don't want to speak. brook Drive needed for realign ment ofSky)ihe, Mayer Rishell and Council- (jreatScot the party's future ahead of sec NEW YORK, March -( found department when she showed up, her 40-03-36 figure neatly tucked' into a checked 4 Referred to the "State men Hoimdatu, Hoover, Mag' tional, factional'-and personal Highway-Commission a com giora, Rilea and Tripp opposed. John. F.

Kennedy Mass.) today proposed a "pene suit. munication from the Greater and Ernest A. aossi approved disputes and ambitions, WORDS -AND DEEDS The -restaurant owner turned the commission's recommenda Oakland Communities Council trating reappraisal" of the Dem the stole into police and ar tion. Youell was silent but later reconfirming its favorable stand "3 Congressional Democrats ocratic Party. rangements were made yester authorized a yes vote.

Vice day for Miss Van Vooren to pick He called for "new ideas, newl must a responsible, pro on the proposed route of the MacArthur-Freeway from Park Mayor Lester M. Grant was it up. policies -and riew faces" 1o iielp gresslve record with deeds that 4riet' taxation power of Vcenttabsent. Blvd. to DuttOnAv.

lt wasn't hee first trip to po it stage a comebrck in the match our words. For it is pre Rossi explained he supported 5 Gave "ffnaT passage to an per 104, of assessed valuation, and said the cities would have lice headquarters, She had presidential election. the recommendation because' of ordinance providing for a grad showed up Nov. 8 to ask the Kennedy, writing in tiie wonderful whisky. his faith in the commission's ual reduction in the work week cisely this gap between rhetoric and the record that casts doubt on the new liberalism of the magazine, predicted Vice Presi missing persons bureau to try to of Oakland firemen from 67.2 understanding of the problems ro control over how many times the district could extract the tax.

Councilman Howard iV Rilea dent Richard M. Nixon would involved. hours to 56 by 1959. locate her husband. She said he'd been behind in support payments for her and their three- be the Republican candidate for republicans.

In accepting the gradual re Hoover moved that, since the council didn't feel that the pend President in I860- and said, he '4 Congressional Democrats duction ihe firemen agreed to would be. "a tough, skillful, asked: 'Why should we pay for the planning in other areas? We year-old son. He hasn't been found. must demonstrate leadership in ing measure was adequate, the approve a 40-hour week, when shrewd opponent." have our own commission." council should at least go dm and if the council adopts it, and It will take more than abu-l the problems of prosperity as they have in the past on the problems of poverty. We need also agreed that it could come record as approving its general motives.

Jn the midst of further discussion -Youell moved the sive statements to peat Jar Nixon--those he can read rid Councilman Peter Tripp gummed up his numerous objections: "If we approved this Deiore ivoy. Rose (Mixta Wins Lions Oratory Test not run against Herbert Hoover. ing in the 1961 inaugural parade." Kennedy said. measure we would in effect ap- subject be tabled. Democratic spokesmen in Kctp Weight-Down A St.

Elizabeth's High School and out of Congress must be DEMO FBOBLEM girl has won the sixth annual And Livt Longer willing to offer constructive opposition in the field of foreign The Senator said the Demo student speaker contest of the CHICAGO, March wM crats faced a problem in that Fruit vale Lions Club. policy. Couqci I rged to Name Body to Survey City Pay the Republican Party has be She is Rosa Garcia, who was "6 Finally, and perhaps most You 11 probably live to a ripe old age if you weigh now what you did at 23 or 25, President Eisen presented with the club's award come "sufficiently progressive and internationalist at least in important of all; Democrats on the local level must be willing to substitute new life and new by Dr. -John Vickery, chairman of the contest. hower's 70-year-old heart specialist said today.

appearance, to blur the once distinctive position of the Dem -A new personnel division Thompson's office, providing he rjT- 1 Bcrn l820.it leadership for the luxury of Dr. Paul Dudley White, who had the necessary staff, ttill gping ttrong petty local factionalism." Optimist Speaker packs 130 pounds in a 5 feet Sh Finance Committee Chairman Kennedy proposed this six- would be set Tip in the Oakland1 City Manager's office to conduct salary surveys and make recommendations to the city council concerning civil service em SAN LEANDRO. March 6 inch, frame, said excess fat in a Lester M. Grant and Council Doint program for the Demo-' Missionary to SdmIc "Shoplifting and Bad Checks" person's later years will "prob- man Ernest A. Rossi, Howard E.

cratt: Johnnie Wuker will be the subject of Lt. Whit lably get Into the coronary irter- Ruea and Peter M. Tripp were "1 The Democratic Party BERKELEY, March 6 The ployees, under a proposal ney Rosaaen of the San Leandro Rev. Otto DeCamo. missionary must be increasingly willing to les and cut down the heart's! blood supply." unanimous in the recommends tien.

Folic Department aa guesi embrace new ideas, new policies adopted by a special council committee. speaker at today's meeting of the The new division would ad and new faces, unafraid of con to Korea, will apeak at the First! Presbyterian Dana St. land Charming Way, today and BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY Rod Label, Black. Label both ptqt ImpmUr: Canada Dry Gmger AW, New York, N. T.

The propoaal by the council's minister the wage and salary White, addressing the Chicago Medical Society's clinical conference, aaid he still can alip troversial issues or i candid San Leandro Optimist Club. The session will be held at 7:30 p.m. finance committee for recom tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. and again criticism. plan which would include training and other related personnel at Haycock Steakhouse, 1398 into his world War I Army um at noon tomorrow at a student mendation to use council as a whole is an attempt to clarify "2 Democratic leaders must be increasingly willing to 'put nincuona.

Hays St form. -i. luncheon. the situation in which City Manager Wayne Thompson Baa the authority to conduct the eurveys but has relied uoon the Civil Service Board for material upon which to base the recom mendations. Under the present aetup the noara nancies classification and job specifications and Thompson seti the salaries in the de partment! under hu.

jurisdie uon, tuDject wcouncil apt -provai. The new proposal would nro- p. fi. ide Thompson's office with the staff required to make cemoar- isons with salaries paid in other cities and private industry aa a oasis tor setting salaries here 21 -inch console iscdel! Mohcgcay flnfsli cabinet! For a limited time only! At a meeting- yesterday, Bechtel. board chairman; i narry Kosentxrg, personnel di rector, and Thompson agreed the surveys should be made by 4 fe3 Councilman 1 Favors Bar on Run-off Votes Oakland City Councilman Glenn E.

Hoover has served notice on his fellow councilmen that if the April It Municipal Election results in a May runoff, he has a couple of proposed charter amendments he'd like tart? included on the ballot. 'Hoover, who got little support last night for his proposals, said they included: tfP IP 1- Modification of the election law so there would be only one election a year withaio run-off. The candidiate with the highest vote would take office. He said this would save the dty $50,000. He predicted that if the April election results in a run-off election for just one office, he is sure he'll get -ov lot of, support A magnificent instrument! A beeutiful piece of The new 1957 Hartpoint 21" con- -sole TV With' lull power trMtformcr, inter" 1 erence rejecting cascode tuner, automatic gain control for more uniform picture contrast, stay i set volume control.

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provides candidate' must receive i ma jority of the votes cast in order to win at the first election. 2 An amendment providing 81 i 7i for an advisory opinion'' vote by the citizens in important matter! The vote would guide the council in making a decision. Bullet-Proof AUBURN. Me. en Asked whv he wouldn't shoot a huae Kataai'a Taloviaiasi loarlfc floor hull moose rampaging in sub urban neighborhood one night, police Lt Leslie F.

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