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Arroyo Viejo Egg Oakland Tribune, Friday, April 19, 1957 the cenU'a-1 division of com-j tnerce and industry. Following 22 Athletic Club to Stage Joseph Terries 'to Head Hunt Tomorrow 1 his return this year from an out ot town assignment for his An annual Caster egg hunt, 36th Annual Reunion company, he wai appointed to County Plant Crusade sponsored by the Eastmont-Cas- the board of directors of the American National Red Grots. tlemont Business Association, Surviving members of Oak- will tart 12:30 Pm group and aection chairmen in The appointment of Joseph J. will be held' tomorrow from 10 A former member of the cir Formed in 1881, the club com land's pioneer Acme Athletic 'Terne to the post of commerce a m. to 2 p.m.

at the Arroyo culation department of The peted in boxing, wrestling, eU Club will hold their 36th re Viejo Playground. his division. He will organize solicitation group that will be campaigning this' fall in firms and industry chairman for the Tribune, and the Oakland Jun Children from pre-school age ior Chamber of Commerce ing, football and handball. Athletes of the time flocked to it union on Sunday, May 5, at the home of Georce Simpson, 5472 1957 Alameda Count United Crusade campaign was an Terms has spent much of hisi to the fourth grade will meet at the adjoining McDonnell Field employing 10 to 50 persons. Ternes began as a crusade headquarters at Broadway and time working as a volunteer nounced today by campaign (IP 7 before 10.

Parents may accom Waldean Place. Only a few of the club's mem chairman B. J. Osborne. pany but the egg hunting with various Boy Scout councils locally and in Los Angeles Ternes lives with his wife volunteer leader in 1953 when he was appointed a sKtion chairman in the commerce and Ah chairman for the county unit.

Ternes. public relations 11th St. Disbanding in the early 1900s, the club began halding reuniona for members, still in the Bay Area in 1921. be ship which once totaled will be up to the youngsters. nearly 900 are expected to be Prizes will be contributed by Alice, and their five children executive ot Kaiser tteel Lorp.

1 1 14 industry division. In 1 he was named vice chairman for on hand for the event, which association members. at 8 Cort Del Ray. Orinda. will work with community BASEBALL POINTERS Joseph J.

Tama rjivai soma baseball pointers to Herbert McCrory (center) and Shoji MaUumoto, Oakland Boys' Club Junior Laaque players. SUNDAY FEATURES 3' 1 1 Story of Easter Miracle Offered for the Broadening of Human Life; Then all of a sudden the tong wars stopped. You probably havenXJeard about any mm mm 35. years, and you haven't thought about them. But what happened' You'll find thfr aftr- swer in Virginia DennisonV story on "Why Chinatown Went Straight" in Your Town section of The Tribune Sun day.

0 0 0 And, speaking of war, in the war between the sexes in your home, is the male member of DRIVER MILES PER GALLON CLASS WINNER the family always telling the female member of the family that, if she would run the house as efficiently as he runs his office, she could. cut her Mary Davis William J. Losher CLASS LOW LOW MEDIUM UPPER MEDIUM HIGH a working hours in half? Plymouth Belvedere H. 21.3 Dodge Coronet "500" .22.0 Chrysler Saratoga 20.7 Crown .20.9 George Alsbury Mel Alsbury, Jr. A "plot" compounded of a theft in a hotel room in Rome, a woman missionary from Kenya en rwnte home to New York and temporarily sitting high and dry at Cairo, airport in Egypt, with the desert like a burning furnace all around, and two Ethiopian dollars This sounds like something a script writer might have dumped intm an electric blender for a TV show.

It's not. Rather, these are the ingredients of a very simple, and true, Easter story an experience of veteran travel writer Temple Fielding, who has written his account of the "tiny miracle" for Easier morning readers. You will find it on the travel pages of your Sunday Oakland Tribune, Also in the spirit of Easter is the special drawing by Tribune staff artist Ray Marta which you will find on the cover of Your Town magazine in the Sunday Tribune. ooo You may think as you read the headlines almost any morning that the world is becoming increasingly violent; but if you'll recall your history books for a moment, you will know thats not true. Take, for example, a bit of local history the Chinese tong wars.

The old tongs were set up fur sev-rraL purposes, a principal one- being the "protection'' racket that blanketed almost every Chinese activity. They operated under beautiful, poetic names but their justice for those who defied them or got into arguments with them Was not so poetic. For example, the mass killing that took place in Waverly Place in the summer Of 1875 was carried out in retaliation for a disagreement over some sing-song girls by the Society (Based on highest ion-miles per gallon. Ton miles is the mileage performance in relation to ueight of car.) SWEEPSTAKES WINNER. Crown This argument is probably as old as the cave with the paintings on the wall and a bearskin on the floor.

And it was recently voiced by one E. Norman Kagan of New York, who is a partner in a firm of management consultants which is an euphemism for efficiency experts. As a result of shooting off his mouth, K-agan walked into his office one morning with his two children, a and a 2-year-old, in tow, determined to demonstrate how to do" a day's work -and handle the youngsters with utmost efficiency at the same time. You'll find the results' of Kagan's ''4nic-)Hd put in story, photographs and schedule in the. Parade section of your Sunday Tribune.

1 OFFICIAL MILEAGE AVERAGE FOR ALL 20.4 EASTER SPECIALS TOUGH, IMPARTIAL TEST. Rules for the Run are rigidly made, rigorously enforced. Impartial observers, provided by the Sports Commission of the United States Auto Club, sat constantly alongside Run drivers. Their job: to be sure cars were held to maximum legal speeds, never coasted, and all traffic laws scrupulously observed; CHECK THE MILEAGE OF YOUR CAR. Column at lower left shows the best mileage each make gives when 1957 cars, 1957.

Mobilgas Special, and competent drivers are challenged to "put out" their best. You'll get top mileage and performance, too, with 1957 Mobilgas Special. TOP PERFORMANCE -TOP MILEAGE. Cars representing ovf 90 of U. S.

1957 model automobile, production got a thorough testing in the tough Mobilgas Economy Run just completed. Tliese high-horsepower stock cars, all with automatic transmission, used 1957 Mobilgas Special the same superfuel you buy at Mobil stations. Despite increased horsepower and size of car, official average mileage was outstanding. Over 1568 rugged miles of mountain passes, long stretches of open road, tight town traffic, in. all kinds of weather, with altitudes ranging from sea level to 7382 feet, every car reported dependable, knock-free performance and mileage.

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.21.2 Chrysler Saratoga 20.7 Dc Soto Fircdome. 20.9 Dodge Coronet "500'' 22.0 Ford FairJane "5(Hf 6 22.2 Ford Fairlane "500ir 8. Imperial Crown 20.9 Immobile '88- Holiday-. Oldsmobile "98" Holiday. 7 19-2 Plymouth BcHwdere 8 2 1 .3 Pontiac Chief tan 20 -L Rambler Rebel 21.6 Studcbaker President 19.9 if -5? if.

Cfuvtmrnt I I i II IV buittl flams 1 tvaiUbli 'mr Other Group's 2 for $89 2 tor S9 The Mobilgas Economy Run an imparrul mileaiK of cars cooi-peting against others in the same price class. Sponsored annually by General Petroieuni Corporation is a public service to motor tsu. UNCALLED FOR SUITS 5 STILL A FEW LEFT Jhcsc are tin tuits tailored by ui for customers who nvT called for them. There are gabardines, worsteds. checks- many colors and fabrics tailored into luits that should sell for $79.50.

But we must get Vfd of them. rid or incm, Naturally, we don't have all sites but if there is a suit for you what a value $2)95 you'll tet. 5 1 1 OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS lb 410 13th STREET Opposite TRIBUNE TOWER.