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'TT' yyr Tsr a 'r fyr rTT yy w7- Tribune, Mondiy, May (S, 1957 Major League Box Scores F. 37 Editor's I nfP'll, fa. il lAMERICAN LEAGUE i 7''. ii 'i Vv5 Iv 4Ti- IA-A' buccumbs iWiYfT I A iii.aa i '1 1 "4V Ill I i i--U I Ir I I NATIONAL LEAGUE I II PHIA Tjrrr TT Tmrn 1 AjI.ImiiI.,1 2 Ketn.akl.ifh 3 li Mom hee lu 3 Junes, 3h ti l.npiilrt.r I Howriim 1 ernai.a.as 2 (Kit I n. S'maJle I Simmons I i llrairn Re lo llfiii." i-rk MuMallh n.

lb fl itniMf 4 lUih.ric if I faner lib imlth S-mith i 4 S. Mtkl I 'cut' T' I T'Hli 4 3 2 1 and a siMer, Mrs, F.iln Shild nf Berkeley. Services wi'l be-ld at lit a m. tomorrow in the Ltttlf Cliapel of the- "Flowers. SOSl Adeline St'.

Thp Rev. Vere Loper of the First Congrejii iiotiiil Church of Berkeley wtt) officiflte. Mrs. Hazel McDermot. Kenned, A fj lv i J) urnrn ft 'Rivtr.

II. I 11 I I'll''' 1 JH. VJ Keni.ecv at, nek nit for Howell In .1 A il I 1 iT 'f A 1 inmd I'M Schmidt Injfl'h rU'rion rr for fv.ni in 7th I.New 1 I HKHKELKV, Mav (3 -Mrs Varv Hniti i 65. wife of jfurrv M. Butir rfif fiftrden editor nf hf f)aklsnd Trihune i 1 1 rri L'nivf r.Mty Cali-ffuriiit dird vrs-' i (l.i h' hotrr Sut- A i nitvi i o.

ii- ti i uii- a ri'mhcr i C'llUl'i h. W'n ir, mm hod i Mori Ifll i tli ffi C'd' Sot irtv: Ri idf i eisucrtters, Mr i 1 I'ulic' ton teache a sop. Harrv R. Hu let field Bcd tt nod C.tv s( honl t(arner, a brother. Rohit! of Brrkr-lrv.

ar.d grandi -r1 i F.inei.tl he held n'i'i row it' 2 pin, r. Kll.s-Sar Moi'uaiv 727 Pa ni A vi Albany. Tne Rev a the o. civ s'f! i hv f.vo Dore-hv Rik ker I wl" held tomor. fnr Irs- G- McDetJ w1ft filfC' Friday in a local inospital.

I Mr. MrDermott. of 620 Mar-' TfK was a of Santa i- 'ai 3 She served as secretary u'' Alameda County i'iiihIwi a. i Trlhane phnln Johnson. George Simpson, Edward Kinne: (standing) Dick Reed, Fred Wallace, Ben Sears, Mrs.

G. W. Simpnon. ANNIVIRSARY PARTY Attending the anniversary reunion of the Old Acme Club, pioneer Oakland athletic seated) Gorge Clark, George Mrs. Goorgiana Ramsey, O.

organization, are (from left, SERVICEMEN 12 Face Indictment in 1 Man's Dope Roundup i a III II L. Coffman and Otto Rittler. bureau said, each one by othfr undf rcover agentswho were tipped off jn time tn reach each rendezvous. Agi tit; said of the pur-I'hased heroin was 'of pnor-quality, rut several, times with milk sugar, find sold for J1P to The roiiur'iip rif peddlers 'onies in the. of a fan ni hfinj; hy tiif crand I ti iv nr.tlv Navy Decorates Oakland Officer Horald drftv o' tre Method Church w.il officiate IrV-o.

interment iil be Sunset View Crmeterv Alexander Arthur Fira will hp he'd for Arthur. S. A'exan- r.rv tetired 'tore and the lit of ci Mexandor In Oak- b' en hi A'exand-r, who had health, died Saut hoirtc a'- 55W -Maxwe! rla Hi grnd(ather. I-aac Alexan der. h' came to California in davs.

founded Smai in Oakland more than ii years ago Isaac Aiexanner pegan a ja-krd Dim At Lynch Police Chief Frank Ahem tneir views nn the winiifarhirliKi V.1 1 rt net. which turned into retail ctc-ie- Admiral Robert L. Den- that' were successively SN; mmander of the bv his Henrv. flnd fleet, will be the principal Alexander peaker at tne formal cere- 'Arthur' Ah-xand'cr ai" built representing the Chief the Alexandra Apartments Nava! Operations. Admiral Jackson St.

near Lake Me i 'eigh A. Burke- Hc wa a graduate of the Arceptmp the vessels for College Law and prar-'Spam will be the country's am-'iced for two years to tiip I'nited States, rommc an Aimy f.tf.crr Count ofMor.trioo. Jose Ml Navy I.t. (jr) (nre T. Sloatif parents live at i .7 Mirs avp, nas re-jceived the Purple Heart Sionne uas the navigator of la P2V whirh' was on a routine off the Bonne in June, 1 when it was attacked hv Russian MIGs Sloano was wounded.

The medal was presrnlod to Sloane hy Opt. John A. rommandir. officer. of the Saufley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Pensacola, where Sloane is an instructor in primary flight with Basic Training Group 1.

LT, GEORGE SLOANE JR. Given Purple Heart Army Pvt. Don Inkster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Inkster.

1625' 35th has been as- Sher ff Frank Barnet in th.e early part for Jl of. this century. hi fa for She had lived in this 30 years. She is urvived by a sister. telle Hirsrh, of Irvirg- will be held at'? it- tomorrow at the John J.

C'o Piedmont Memorial Howe followed by a em Hith Mass at St. Leo't Cathnhr Church. There will la i ccita'ton of the Rosarv at 8 m. tndav at the chapel. Inter- Cercftery.

U.S. to Give Destroyers To Spain Two l' tit USS Dav id W. Taylor and th jUSS Capps will be transferred to Spain on May IS, at ireasure idc Areilra The Spanish party will include also the Marques de la Vera. Spanish consul general ia San Francisco. Rear Adm'irnl William V.

O'Rc'gan, L'SN. commander of the Mare Inland naval base, will tiTin the riestroyprs over ifo Spam under term' of the Mutuaf-Program, an agreement between thai country and-tne -US. signed nSci 1M.1 'Y the Spanish flag the USS Capps 1DD-550) will be re-, named the Lepanto and the USS UVTaylof DD-55L) the Almlran'e Ferrandiz. Comedy Film Billed To Boost School Fund p.m. Wednesday in the Chabot Theater thp Stanton School Parents Club.

Proceeds will be used ffr the school playground fund AnrFRTISFMrVT ir ri -i i-n nn Ready 3 Times Faster p- ti. a. i i State Narcotics Rureau Chief Waiter Creighton i0 discuss the situation with the jurv tonight, and George White, head of the Federal Narcotics Bureau hrr, will talk with the j-urors next week. Researcher Death Laid To Virus BERKELEY, May -An accidental laboratory infection of an unidentified virus tndav was blamed for thp dea'h of Dr. Frank Zagn, a research' virologist in the State Department of Public Health he-re, Dr.

Edwin Lennett, director of the state's virus laboratory, said the virus that, the researcher's life is being sought. Zago, of TBI? Channingl' World War I Mr. Alexander wa a 32nd CfiViqt der r( i'a wijl. be ac-Degree Mason, a ehrtet rrtpm Vryifjvtnied rVtlw Spamsri her Rock ridge Lodge of Ma- attache in Washington, CapL. sons No 46fij and a member of! Antonio Blanco, and an aide, Lt.

Oakland Scottish Rite Panr, pla-l'iik aronnden1 e.ii for Hrarn in Tth, (lorh'-ii pnrped for retriande In, RHi Hcmu ft--nunded rut foi tell ii, 9'n I. mm fid nft4 f'hllarieirt la I'M inl 000 r. Smith M--or- Farieil. Bnwmin FRI An1frrn -Ahtvirn scnted elci.ihie piav in l'ri ihle piny in reinancte. 2.

IT'tni. It Smitl' Dar l.n.wl or. Bowman e.i.ir In 4'h i liR Karsnski. Mn Pn.iree 2 Snllth HP rila.llicao'.e 11 Hark tn Mill I fi I mil- rhllartel-rtita 7. Winner- Merrill 1 A.

j.oser-Milllr Smith, rv.nlan. Dnna-telli, Peirr.ote. 2 7 nr.roM) a Mr ST I 'iff: PHH.APFI PH1A Al- tS.rfMtiii.f ,,0 Tlark.v. 4 4 "nn Khr. in 4 I'arTn- rf fnm 'I I M.ktm't Smith 4 Smnr.rt 4 f.

Jnre 4 I i 1 1 Hernr 0 Ai ii'l'nn If 2'Rou, nee. 1 0 -lb 1 I opata p.nw miin 0 rrtt Afle.M -1 0 ItaHitiK.p 1 (i In' 0 1 Orriell 0 ft Trl'i 2 Tn' IW- 0 4 iinninjii.Aii' rsn fnr Mu-ia! in flth Ttarrnnn i F.r nn In All1. Rlnylnik walked, fn. Hi.rrl,y r. din-.

Hemm groundri out for Kaarki in flth. it onn nni Pin-2 rhtladelpi-. a ono ono ono- -0 r. An'f'W ftpi 1 2B fr-rande' HP Da'k'in Mn- toil Philadelnhia Vnnet Jones Hnddiy il-2 I' "nil De'mnie n4- Sir 1' 2 I.I A 27 213. I tN'VA PITTPI Trill ''I' Pfi' r' nell.rf 1 rinbin.n, lb Whlra't I Fallevr 4 -h 3 4 Lawre.cf 4 As 1 2 T'ente rf 0 BJker.3h 2 1 Br'er 2 Powe'.

1 1 Fare.n 0 'Sklnrr 1 :Maerkl.2b 1 Smith 1 2 'Arrnvo 1 Hall.P 1 1 'K-avit( 2 3.V- 6 11- Tn'aia 34 2 rilled nut nr. -irike. for Me-rok' in Vh. Kravt! f'Kd Klire In n', rni.er- Hir-Cd for O'Prirn in 7H- sK-nnrr-pronnded nit r'are in 'lr'-; t- If, I) 11 i0 2 lavirnie 3. Majerr.ki UBI-Cle.

'Srhiilt ord i Maerokl lid ii; fr', finh. It. GrOi.t ITnaV Temple HR -Clemente Rnhin.ci I. OR rmrint.ati fl. Pittf hureh Winner O-l i.

Lorr '0-3' Paker. Dascoli, Se enri tjnde. 2.2S HFfOsn f. 'INTINNATf AB 'i 2i. 4 Pnt.r! 5 Fell.ef 4 Rohin.or if 3 Whije am.lf 2 4 Pailev 2 4 4 Gross.p 2 2 F.

p.f if 0 Bakrr.3h 1 Groat, IC'teneterf 0 Thnmaslh 1 Vlrdnn cf 0 2 Ma7.ro. kl. 2b 3 Purkev.p 0 Kline Pendleton tpntchard t-wansnn i'Rsnn TotaH 34 7 in Tntsi Pendeltnn fhed'nut for Kline in h. Pritrhard out fnr Arrn-n in 7th; Panri filed nut fnr Suansnn 9th. B-f HH 12ft-r Pittsbursh 3 Arrov'o, "TPT-MrMrrran r.ro Cmwe.

Groat, Bell 2. Freeze. Teinnir' Folic-. 2BPnbinson. Baker, Temple.

Mareroskt Thoma-, r.Mt. MiM.llan HB-Belli DP Groat to to Thnmav Gro fo MrMillan to. Crowe: McMillan to Temcie to Croe LOB Cincinnati 7. fi Winner Gross ll-O i I Dascoli. Pe- -rorv.

Baker, t'-l 23. A 23.129 FIRST r.AMF NFW VOPK AB AB Wise. 2b Walls.rf 1 nnglb Mnryn.rf Ttrljtrero.cf Foiger.lf Wincenk.s Keeman.c Uush.p Prott.p I 5.cr.oend.b 1 Rhodes, rf 3 Ridzik.p 0 VirRtl.lib 1' Mavs.cf 0 Saner. If 2 Harris, lb 1 Jahin.ki.3b 1 Jone.n MrCall.p 0 Worthton.p jHofman Spencer .5 I Lnt'kinan Westrnm.o Taylor I Thomas 1 Barclay 'p. IMuellfr.rf toUls 5 li Tot.l s.7 for Katt in 7th: Turkman alked for Sre-nrer in 7th; Mueller Barrlav in 7h: Tavlor flth: Thomas ran for Taylor in 0th: VirBil ainRled for Ftilzik in '9th: Hofman fouled out tor Vorthinuton in inth- New York r.

Ttmh, rer Moryn. Vig iwi io2 non a rmn ino eo2 ft 3 ppiBn'ccr S. Spen- Mavs Wil'll. Wmce- wa 2 Mn Ecr. i.t nnf K-att to Spencer: Srhoenrlienit In Cl1enian to Harn t.OB -Ch'cago New York in fflrnc- Droit Iierjonea' 0-1 t'-Grmn.

Dixon. Furkhart Rncre-. I' f.cos r.AMr r'I' -FW AT, ie.Jn neigrecn.cf Watis. 1 .0 4 2 3 0 Miielier.xl 3 Mavs.rf (i Saucr.lf 1 2 Harm. lb 0 Virell.ob 3 0 1 (1 3 -t 3 0 4 Wincenk.aa 4 l.nng.lb 3 Kmdall- 1 Silvera.c 3 1 rrabwsk 1 Ttillman.p 1 Fanrtt.ni: 1 I awn ft iMeeman 1 1 Katt.r 3 ft Spencer, 3 0 Marponen.p 3 1 1 0 ToU 2 7 -o I-rH-kmen ran for Mu- Fi-T 'Tig (-mm'lP'1 fr in Th: KinHfiU 'nEVH fo- I.nrfi Pth: Mtt (-eion struck out fnr Siera Niff-man flied out for 1 Sth- rhirEo nor oin on 2 rr 3.

Walls Vireil Kstt. Banks 'Mavfj f'Vrd on Silvera'' ild throw fB HR-SpTirr, DP Srhren- rtiertt to Harris; PiJ-vpra to Winrfnisk. 1 OB Chieaijo 8. New York 5 Winner MarRoner, il-0t Prpibnw'kv rnan. A 9 TL WA I 0 av, became listless and becania m.

tomorrow, at and Aahmcs Temple rf the Shrine He is survived bv his wife Jewell; an aunt, Mrs Gusie Bcsenstein; and a cousin, Mi Delbert Schneider, Rabbi William M. Stern of Temple SinarandvMa-nn off i 'ers will mnduct service at 10 Grant Miller Mortuary. 2n50 Ave. Intel meht wi fl he Ihefljntric-, of Eternitv Clifford John Murphey BERKELEY, May 6 Fuiwra! services will be held tomorrow for Clifford John Murphey. 53.

manager of the export division of the Sperry Flour Co. He died Saturday in his home at 816 The 50 TT CompahTT of the Vntk wji F. Mrtm. Sknvvron RRI -Mantle 2, Martin Mr nnuitald. AparlrlO.

P-erra M.nn.n 1R 1 1 x' '10 HR-Mantle L--New York It 41' Ptraso S. Winner Shantf '2-1' letter l-ierre HZ'. i Herrv, MoKlnlev Snai and Taharohi. T-2IH M( OMI nMt 4 Mi nnucd.M .1 Mantle i 1 1 ApalH.o.M 1 rnx.2h 0 Mmnn If 2 Rr.eia.lh II Ijinrti-vrf II 1 Ratlevy I oi lhe Hri.vhiran.p l'ntlie e.t.ir l.ntlar I.apalme K'llieK i Skow ron lb Vtartin.2h Hnrd If re 3h i k- ToiaA It Total! 2 0 2 Kunek ran for Mantle 5th cmunded fn. MrPonald in tn flted n-it fr.r in fith lytllar filed out fnr Stlev in flth New York (VIA no non-it cniraio- ono nno oon- Palmr RRI-Berri Hnwarrt 2 M'Ootinald.

3R-Howard OP-Martin to McDmiJald I1B New Vnrk 5, rhl'ato 1 Winner Knrka '1-1'. Ln.ei -Hanhmail U-Mr. Kir lev. Soar, TahacM and flerrv. i I A -41 FIRST GAME RONTON aTHT I i I 1 Am.

a 2'. 0 Tomanekaji 1 Cniavito 0, Wondllr ft Smlth.Sh Wert, I 2 Marn.rf 2 Nixnn I Ran -I emon 1 I Mi'Luh I Stnrkld.2h I rarra.qei. Aitnblll Stephf Vernon, Ih 7.an-hi...lh l.errin.2h 1 White. Nixnn Total S4 10, Totals, 1 12 Ward fhed out fnr 'Pitul 4ti Strickland flied out for McLiah in 7th Raines ran for Nixon in 9th; Alto-belli struck nut n.r in flth Colavito doubled for Tomanek In 9th Ro.ton 40ft ftlft ftOftS CleelanM 000 ftnn OIO 1 T. S.nith Malone I.ep- rio 2.

Man-. 2B Malone. Busbv Mans, Coiaito. DP to Carra--0 in; to Wet. Smith to Niyon tr Wert.

Smith to Ai'a to Wert l.OR Bo-ton 9. Cleveland 1ft Winner Mlxnn 12-di. -1 '1-3-. 1'-S'rviiK; Nspp. Rice.

2 32 SFCONO CAMF. BOSTON CI FVF.I AVO ab Pi. ts.aii.cf 4 1- sinrkid.21) 4 1 2 WoodiinR.lf 4 If 4 1 2 Smith, 3b' 4 ficinert lh- 3 ft ft WerU lh 4 pnen.rf 5 1 1 Nailed. ft, Mizone.lb 4 ft 2 Maris.cf 4. Lpctn.2b 3 ft 1 Cnlavilo.rf 4 Daie.c 4 ft 0 Nixon.r 4 Slsier 4 0 0 Carresquj.ss 3 Delock.p 0 IT OWard "I Raines ft Garcia.

2 IPitula.p 0 I Altcibefli.lb 2 Tntals 4 10 Totals 3fi 3 1(1 Attnhelli doubled for Pitula in 8th Ward doubled for Carrasciuel in 9th; Barnes ran foi ward-irMrth Rn.Ton 100 OI12 um a 00" 0303 RBI-Stephens 3. Jensen 2. Smith Men. 9 2R Colavito Altobelh. Ste phens Ward 3B-Klaus.

Marli. HR Jensen. DP-Ispcin to Klaus. LOB Boston 11. Cleveland winneraisiet 12 454 -Lftsefttjarcia ift-1'.

Piapp Rommel, "tevens. 2.17. A WASHTVCTOS' KAN'S AS CITY AB AB Plewa.2b Runnel.s,1b Sievers.lf Chri.sley.rf Tbronby.cf Berberet.c Luttrell.ss Berquer.lb 2 Power. lb 2 0 Zermal.lf Simpson, rf 1 Groth.rt ft Smtth.r 1 Lnpez.3h 0 Pisoni.cf 1 Morgan Pasciial.p Herzos 1 Hernandz.p (1 Tttlebach 1 Totals rleoo.ier 33 2 10! To'ali 35 popped out for Luttrelt a.h. H.iff flied out for Paseual in tn Tettlebach itruck out for Hernandei in 9th.

Washington Kanaaj City Groth. RBI Herbert. Becauer. Simpson 4. Smith Lopez.

Zernial. 2B -Simnson. Plewt. Lnnez. Sievers 2.

Power. Zernial. Becnuer. TJP-Morean-l to Graff to Power oper to Graff to Pover: Graf' to De Mystri la Power Winner Morgan '2-2'-. Loser Paseual 1-3I.

Summers. Hnrochick. nan- ertv and Chylak, 2 oo. BALTIMORF. AST rtETTtrilT im Boyd.lr Pilarcik.rf Tnandoa.c Kell.3h Powis.rf William.s.1! Nfiranriaisa Bolting, 2b MxweH.lf Ktlinf rf Boon Tuttl.cf Houstp.r Bertoi8.3b G'nsberj Lurv.p Bridewsr.M Johnson.

Hale Consygra.p 31 1 6 .1 9 Ginbprff Binclpd for Mimnfit rn 8lh; rid ewe st? ran for Ginsbrg in 8th. Baltimore ion onni DrtrniT 100 000 20- 3 E-Rm-rf RBI- KM. Kfnn, Max veil 2 2B Kuenn. Tuttle. Joilme.

HR Knenn. DP Williams to Miranda: Bpt-oit to Bol'inr to Bnonp: Bnlhn.B to Ki'pnn 'o Boone I.OR-Balt.mor 4. rHroi( 7 Winner Larv iJ-2. f0-4i I RiinBf, Lmont, t'- parplla. Hurley.

A 14.329. NATIONAL LEAGUE struck' for Thomson in Vh: Nfwcombe flied out- fnr ValHes in Pstko ifvalkrd fo, tfVvinKton in Rth; Mantilla ran fnr Aflcork in Sth: Amom grnunded out for Koufax in Kth. Mllw-aukre Tfi Brook )yn nnr 000- 7 f-SniderrBiihi "BPT -OCnnnfil rd Aaron corpri rn ntdr' err'T S'n-tirr Hodg--. CampanpLia 3. Mateu.

Vaio. Cimnli, Aaron 3. Brntnn. Jhn-on, Conretl Aaron sorrd on ild trb1, 2B -Giihar-i. Aaron; ft SS'X-m-Z -B HR- Camnanyjbr; a iin7TTy fT -IflTHA' a nT" Winner- -Jnhnson rl-0, Lner- il-I, l-'- Venzon.

Ballflrfant, Crav ford A 2.SW; Mi.nor League Baseball Asfm latvtf' fri'ta. ATIOVAL I EAGI'E Calnrhbus 2-2. Rochester Buffalo 9-X Richmonsf H7 -Miami 4-. Montreal 1-2 Tornn'o Havana 3-2 '2nd fame called e-d tM. lAVFRff AV Denver lfl-4, Omaha 9-1 (1st fame.

11 Ev, 10 W.cn ta 7-3 louisvil'e f-4 I Sr Paul 5 M'nnpppoiis 2 iift lnnirfs'. iiwF'tt RV LFAOI 1. rc.ir, fie e- fit Ainunuerft. S. Colorado Srr'rfs 3 ft' T.

iri TS' 01 S-l oj Sici.x Citv a. Topeka JOI TH ATLANTir LtAGtl Watrnn 2-2 'n-ny ri'-' JacksorMlle 3. 1. CeiiiTti'n t-4 (-9. Charlotte 4, Savmnah t.

ruin lin.1 The San Franci-co grand jury rr.fTt; tonav to consider indictments a a si .12. suspected heroin peddlers who were trapped in the five weeks by a undercover state narcotics ajjen' The bureau t'nf an-f-is in the Fill -pore District re the mo-t rvrr in San Francisco a- Hie re-'ilt nf a mic-nian c-t mil Too officer, not named, was idi.ntified a a newcomer, to-the hurrau. Clad in flashy 'nort and blue suede shun crammed information on the operations and jargon of the heroin pusher, the ardent, made his contacts by touring Fillmore District taverns, talking hie and passing the word that he was interested in making s'buy. lie made numerous buys, (he CALENDAR TODAY Oaklanrl Trihonc SUUnn Kl Rftf.tr. flrotdf tttlnc Pctbpr Shop 8 Drvpv rtuh 1 Wfthfrhr-c Hn 3033 JtSth Fairfax Club.

3fl rm 4Hth St Wetherne Haih Ofli-rlPn fl Wrftf1rou Wilson Srhool, Sn l.nndro. Oakland Folk Dartre Rigm-opr Bella Vjta School in2S 2ath St Oakland Orpheus A PttH- fmntt Ave Srhooi. Shn Leandro Folk Dannr Ad vanced' 7 45 pm laurel School, 3R20 sirigie Swinccr: Msfkheim and Krause Avrnues. SPFBSQSA: Beihm's Banquft Konm Jeleeraph Ave Tex s. Stars Sqimrf Dnce Onh Jr.

High School, San iJindto Swft Eat Bay Charter: p.m.. Wi lard Jr. High School, TOMORROW Bi'rke'fv 20-3ft Cluh p.m. Biflke Restaurant. Brkte.

BcrkVfcv" Fnik" Dancn. Hi Hmkje Park. Berkelv Knight the Round Table. noon. Hotel Shattuck, Bfrklfv, Circlettpe.

hrgmherr fnk dance class: 9.30 a.m., Cnview Women Club. 131R Glenview Ave. Happy Honnrr Intrrrrdiatr, prn Longefellow Schnoi, Lincoln Ave. and Fifth Alameda. Xiwanis Cluh.

San Tandfn- noon, 18)2 Washington San Leandro Lion CI lib. Ptmond-Turel. 12. IS p.m., 2R20 Mountain hivq. Melrose Club, drt a noon.

Cards. 1 30 p.m., Wei her bee 3.38 16th St. Oakland 20-3f Cluh: 12:15 p.m.. Club Martini. San leandro Bound Dance Class un- lermfdiatc; 8 p.m..

Bancroft. Jr. High School. SETOMA Club. rst oak'snn: p.m..

Sttidtn Cluh, Win? r. Mtn m. naKers Lllin oi uaKiana. Robin Horx! Inn. SPEBSQSA.

Fden Chnler' Airport Recreation Center. Hesperian San Loronzo. Square stepper: umer- mftHiitoi Mnntj-tsir Srhoof- Ttip'-nrTv tvrtPT5. -t-o-en flTtft Rf rntim Club: lfMS Webster St WhUtier Whiriers: p.m.. nmif ChlM'l.

Airmen Told to Get in Shape WEISBADEN, Germany. May fi -The U.S. Air rnrce m- Europe said today it has or dered all of its. men including coo s-and clerk to- putt he ir waistlines in shape for the atomic age. The order require that -everybody" participate in at least, three but preferably five hours of sports every week.

I'The order," said Jhe Air Force, "was designed to develop physical stamina and endurance required for modern warfare." The Air Force made clear the order is not directed exclusively at fatties. Medical officers are to' prescribe proper diets not only for those suffering from bulging but also those who are underweight. vStyo.uc( WRIT! FOt NIVV 'FRII I00KIIT eSS A a K-I ti-' I1; Ii8 othesjand antliior "Thanks cales weir SIROIL Alameda. CASTRO VALLEY. May 6 Mr.

-Murphev. a native off A benefit showing of the movie, Bridgeport; 'was Court Jester" with Danrry ated from the University Wil! he presented at 7.3Q o.n hleinmel. vav, is receiving haur training' with the Infantrv Division at Fort Ord. Howie Stapleton, son of Mr. and Mrs.

HowarrJ L. Stapleton, 4415 Rennet Place, who recently transferred from Naval Reserve Secuntv Group 12-3, F.ast Bay N'aval Reserve Training Center. Alameda, to Treasure Island for two years of active duty in the Navy, has heen to communications technical school at Imperial Beach, San Diego He reported to San Diego during. the weekend. The following reservists from the Oakland Air Reserve Center, 124 W.

Grand are taking two weeks of active duty train ing this month, according to Lt Col. Bill R. Brown, com manding officer; McClellan Air Force Base Mai. Ian Banks, Danbury May 6-20; Maj. Harry C.

Berthelsen, 1123 Spruce St Berkeley, 'May 20-June 1st I.t. John C. Speight 481 Violet St, San Iandro, April 2E-My. 31; 1st Lt. William J.

Mitchell, 344 Coventrv Road, Berkeley, May '6-20; Travim Air Force Base Capt. Paul" J. Barrett, 16058 Cambrian Drive, San Leandro. May 20- June 1st Lt. Richard H.

Wei- denbach, 577 Warden Ave San Leandro. May 13-27; SSgt. Catherine Mark, 3318 E. 17th April 29-May 13; SSgt. Raymond A.

Tarovsky, 197 Oak Alameda, May Hamilton Air Force Base 1st Lt. Leroy A. Ramsey, 2265 23rd April 27-May 11; Parks Air Force Base SSgt Ed ward P. Hill, 1903 Addison St Berkeley, April 29-May 13; SSgt. Elijah Williams, 1617 StuartSC Berkeley, May 2Q-June Treasure Island Airman 1c Joseph E.

McCann 1339 102nd Ave, May 4-18. in Bay Area Ave and Seventh Liilie Hagberg, St Berkeley. rf reshmems chan-man. PYTHIAN SISTER. Calanthe Temple No fl; p.m.

KniRht? of Pythias Hall, 2511 Masnn St. Mother a Iay program. ROTARY I LIB of Oakland, rio- grain Committee: No.n tomorrow, Alliens Athlftli- CI nb. TO ASXMA STF.RS-Mer-rtt 4- t-h -Xv fi tomorrow, I.ake- huist Hex Brooks. toa-t master: Norm FrTTrTant.

table topics; Frank Da is. master WOMEN' OF THE MOOE. Oak land Chapter No; Member-fhlp committee, a m. tomorrow, home of Vera Lotsy, 212 Bel-lalre Place, Veronica Kandarian. chairman Man Goes on Trial on Dope Count The trial of Albert C.

Marks, 31, of, Oakland, or four rounis; of buying and possession of narcotics began today in San Francisco Federal District Court. Marks, of -534 31st was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on six counts, but two were dismissed by Judge O. D. Hamlin today after an error in the in dictment was found in which a date was off bv one vear. Marks is accused of huyinc dope from members of a recently-smashed Hone Konfc-to-San Franeisco narcotics' smuggling OH, MY Kow 1 Voa ran rt tiie fust rrtii-f yn witi fmm niirtrinK hr kwhe.

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Get Doaa'i Fiiii today I i 1 VI' ---A jl WR; Mt; VT HVIII11U UttVIl Kowt Von ran ttie fust rrtii-f yn wecj California' m-192'6. He was a member of the World-Affairs Council of Northern' California, the Commercial Cluh of San Francisco, the San Francisco Area World Trade Association," the' Sperry Men's Club and the University of lornia Alumna Association. Mi Mui pi it is sijTVt wife, Floicnce; a son, John, Redding; a daughter, Dorreen, two brothers, Theodore Murphey of Santa. Rosa and El wood Murphey of Berkeley, edbvhui.iQ oiari ram rteiiei running a fever on April 6, doctors said. Two davs later he wa admitted to riichland Hospital with what appenred to be polio but which laterwa.s.-iound not 10 be.

He-died early the next day. An autopsy was performed but laboratory results have- not yet been announced. Dr. Zago, who came here a year ago from the University of Michigan, had been working with encephalitis, polio and leu kemia viruses, colleagues said. His body has been sent to New York City for burial.

Missing Fliers Found Far ar Sea MIAMI, Fla. May 6 A Mavy plane-, Ljwh ich -TarrtslSerJ yesterday on a flight from Fort T.andprdalp tn Key Westwas found oday far out ih the At lantir. its two occupants. were picked up by a merchant ship. The Coast Guard said the pi lot, Lt.

(jg) Mason-G. Maddox and a crewman, Marion Howell were taken aboard the freighter Vannessa, en route to Houston, Tex AnVrttTISFMrNT Does BLADDER WEAKNESS MAKE YOU FEEL OLD NFW VOFK -Speelal Thanlts to new. -anentJIe labnrattiry formulation, thmi-sanits of men and women now escape feeling old. tired, irritable and depresjed from inslne sleep and worrylnt abo'it Bladder Weaknesa" iCtettlnr Up Nlirhta or Bed "ettlne, too frequent, burnlnf anil Itchlnf urmattoni or Htronf, Cloudy Urine, due to roromon Kidney or Bladder Irritations, which often result tn aerond-ary Backache. Headache and Nrousness.

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and J. Cor- What's Up AMF.niCAV LEGION, Campanile Nn. 402 and Auxiliary: p.m tomorrow. Berkeley Veterans Memorial Building. Rt.

freBhmentt. CAMKR4, CM of Oakland: Pub lic rneetitijt of Stereo Division. nt. tomorrow. Chahot School.

Chabot Road and Pattnn St. Spe-cial competition on "Pm'oke." CATHOLIC LAFlIe; 4IO dpflKTY. -Bfnr-h Publi irtr: luncheon ancl card party totnor-row, i-t. Augtiptinen It-all. Alca trf Ave, and Ovlhy St.

Ticket available at ricor. Mrs. ilecrce Geig, chairman: Earnest C'ovcy, DHl IDS. Cherry Blossom Circlf No. ii4: lnptallation tomorrow.

1SMM Hall, 1450 47th Ait.fi DIMOM1 IMPROVEMENT A0- f'lTATIONi Js m. (omorrna-. American Legion Hall, Mac-Arthur Blvd. speaker to be Claude Dawson. DMRIO flKTAL ISTT CI I of Contra Cons County; Flection.

p.m, tomorrow, East Contra Costa Junior Cnl'eEe. Talk cn children's den-titstry. Ef.nrTRIC I'M ft rf thnKast Ray: Vi.on tomorrow. Yilla'de la Paix. Film to be shown.

EAGI K. Kt Oakland? Aerie, No. 1 37.S:. Fnsihesji meetmp, 7:30 m. tomorrow, 122S 3ih Af.

Phtlf-fleboard tournament to foiin-w. EA'TFRV ST4.R. Alameda Chap ter. Samaritan Sewing ciup; am. tomorrow, 3s2 Fatr- view Alameda A STAR.

FruiHale Chap-, ter 2f7: Whist party, p.m.-, tomorrow. Frultvale Ala- aonjc T'jnplt- HIGH Kl. F. CUB of Berke- 1. 1" ni tnmotrow.

"Wins: Kona's P.e.-tanrant. Oswald ilert-eiey attorney; to on Cnnstitutvon What It Means." asccx. No. 4n rttnne meetirE. ti 3d m.

CoHeae to T.sien Fit eii Krand master nold Traxler pf China. and Ar- meeting. A I DAI GHTER. A'oha Parlor No. 10: Public dessert whist.

pro. tomorrow, 51 si Traak a m. in a n.m,. St. Geont Hall.

2th and Grove- tie. a 4e chair- man. MTm: 'lil I.HTEHii. Frultvale Farlor o. 177: -Luncheon nnd card party.

12 3'(' m. tomorrow, home of Ficnta. Forsrer. f.si-". Fternips Aye.

Ann Karris and Hilda Mears, co-hns'iesses OPTIMI4T I'M B. Fil-t Ciak'an-d Tnpp's fop Z'-ne 7pm toTn.rrrw. rant Orat'-riva i 2 ntrie OPTIHI4T CI 1 B. Fast Oakland Poard of Directors. I ptn.

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