Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 30

28 I OiUjnd Tribune, Wednesday, Ftb 12, 1958 RED INK OR NOT S.F. Rejects 20c Fare on Muni System Sam Ki ii lino hai rejected tmth a 20 cent fare to ride Its piihi. c- i and an i c'u i.i, ki I foi lr ansfei on Hie lit) jesrn rapiris coach hni Dairy Farmer, Lawyer Seek Congress Seat MlNNKAIMl.lS Kl, 12 A fainici and an at tonic), bulh uuiif. hud pait oomilialu In; a vai aru In Miiiiii iotu i 1 oni ii i di'trli i itrrdi in a prin.arv th.it f.r!li.w tin lui in chait St.itr Qun a- Ji dauv fairnrr aided by hn pal i ndni'iiiirnl, a i i I 'tupped a field of ern Kepub rS i Thr bin I'tilitien ion i sb day took the ac-tlun li) a 3 to vote, de.ipit (he fu the Municipal Railway i- i xpi-i ted to go soma $4 t0) bIMI in tin red in th next fiaciil a I Coninussioii president Don Kaai keil held "a 20-cent fare hen- would drive- 12,000,000 Mum passenger' a year to private tars and that would be catastrophic to San Francisco" oiiiiiii.isioner Daniel F. Del Co lo piopo e1 a study of San ram i.m ans use of the cable mi- fur transportation as opposed to their value as a tourist atti action.

h'olrv aiiornrv fpir. the htlie lliVii i.n i W.ih.iha, aKn he.ii inj; hi- I i iing, h.id .1 i.i I 1 1 heil inn a ci pencil i I I )i hid- a VaaaaaMBaaM 'ri jqs? i i i In Hie of Di at on thi po. i i Si t.iM i Aki liltui Hi nun, I u-1 tn leu i ti tm in tin 1 1 Hi'puliiu di-tnct Kdv the (iC)I' a maigin close In that in the 1 i pi i rn.u v. The combined unofficial He- publican ote total was ap- pioximatelv MS percent with 3 of 410 precincts missing Thin as about one and a half pt i tent s- the disti let's Republican vote for Cuiigreaa in the primary, and well under that of flection of pnoi years. WEDDING BELLS San Franctaco actor Richard Egan.

35. and actieas Patricia Hardy, 24. announced plana to marry in Hollywood last night The wddlng, first for ach. will be this spring. Egan's brother, the) Rev.

Father Willi Egan oi the University of San Franclaco. will perform rites. Egan gave Miss Hardy S'-ccrxat ring. year-old alida at Sheffield Ave. off McKillop Road.

Real-danti ranawad appeal lor action by city council last night i tome, II it1 1111 4 cal superintendent, thr increased responsibilities- of public ieiations eooi d. nation and administrate policy making created by the citys urban renewal and Mepprd-up housing code enforcement programs. Rail Service LONDON. Feb U-There Is no plan- in England more than 18 miles distant from a New Term DLTROIT. Feb 11- The in modern motor iai is known as thr demi-tci in Great Britain HILL ON MOVE-Ookla4 Clry officials will make another study la deleraiae what con be don about this fl- McKillop Rd.

Slide on Movo; Officials Order Now Study A new tudy of thr 2- year-I drains which can now be in-old Road si.de will stalled would probably help be made by Oakland the situation. He repeated that cials following a warning from a culvert would be extremely threatened property owners xpensive and "we don't have that the ilide "is aeain on the 1 the funds." rata share of rtreet and water line installations for join', citv-school development on the King Estate at Mounta.n Blvd. near Fortait.e St 3 Called fin oral tui- at its 12 30 K. I. 21 for purchase for removal of buildings at 3121 Fontaine Si A minimum b.d of is id.

4 At the request of Councilman Howard E. Rileu asked move. Thompson to study legislation to prevent large trucks from parking overnight on downtown streets. Thompson also will check Rilea's warning that ouxc Mar 'WRSFTyou slop In to see the new 58 ThunderBird a few minutes more you may WIN To Councilman John W. Holmdahl's question whether the leakage from the East Bay Municipal Utility District's central reservoir was to blame for the condition, Morin said it had never been established one way or the other.

The residents last year asked directed City Manager Wayne Thompson and City Engi-reer John A Morin to discuss the perennial problem with the residents after they presented a four-point request for action. A. S. Parish, chairman of the Dimond Improvement Association "siide committee," trucks parked at the corner of Fifth and Adeline Streets create a hazard by obstructing stop iyns. 5 Instructed Thompson to bring in for its Thursday meeting en ordinance which will asMgn to Larry Soare, electn- the- council to rail in the state for action to force Market Burglar Gets Prison Term Ml EBMUD to clean up the slide and rebuild McKillop Rd.

The State Division of Water Resources replied the division's authority is restricted to the dam proper and the slide occurred about 500 feet east of the reservoir. In other action st night the council: 1 Ordered preparation of a resolution amending the existing contract with Confer Paul A. Lundquist, 22, San Leandro laborer, who pleaded sked the council to: 1 Erect signs in the area warning children of the danger of nine-feet deep pools of mud which have developed from recent rains. Thompson said he would have signs placed immediately. 2 Consider placing new and additional sub-surface drain pipes in the slippery hillside.

Parish said one property owner who had previously re guilty to burglarizing a Berke ley market, was sentenced yesterday to a term of one to 15 years in state prison by Superior Judge James R. Agce. and Willis architects for design of the Hall of Justice Lundquist companion in the crime, Howard EtPariah, aiso pieaaea gunty ana was sentenced to state prison last Jan. 20. The two men pried bars off Building to include an additional five municipal courtrooms.

The original contract called for three courtrooms but under the newly-approved agreement with A meda County the building at Seventh a window of Porter's Market 1576 Hopkins Dec. 14, stole meats, cigarets, beer and MI) fused to cooperate with the drainage program had now-agreed. 3 Form a council committee to inspect the slide which Parish said is now only 85 feet from Sheffield Ave. end threatens that street if it continues. 4 Consider again construction of a culvert or retaining wall to halt the staffing off of tons of earth and mud.

Morin, who last year told the council complete elimination ci the condition might cost said the additional canned goods then wrecked St. and Broadway will contain eight with the county paying stolen car in an attempted get for them. away. Besides the theft they committed malicioui acts which included slicing a quar 2 Referred to Thompson for a report next Tuesday a request fro.n the Recreation and Park Commissions for the city to provide $22,723 as its pro ter of meat, slashing chickens ana cartons oi route ana dumped wax on the floor. DDI 2nd Prfoo-r-'iJ In qcsS? 3 ffP If HEtIE'0 AU YOU DO! privi sat wbjcfa you tht refirtetwl cwna into tin fuQ detlnuii aettest jen fa AUfnedi, Canto Covtt, Mtria, 8m Francisco, Sal MtM, Sfptf CUta, Solano of Sonoma Countjt.

Lt th fori dealer giv yau bonm-vnt ippraiaaj on your car. Tike Uai -drive ia a new li Ford. Conpictf in 15 words or lew tbo foilowkf: "I like the 19M ford because Of TO 000,000 .1 -nrtn I onW cars l0 go HERE ARE THE RULES: 1. Entrant living in on. of the following California counties must dm.

ear or truck registered in his nam. to a Ford dealer in one oi thee, counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano or Sonoma. 1. Ford dealer must giy. entrant'a appraisal of his car.

i. Entrant must take a test-drrv. as 1958 Ford. I. Entrant must complete the following statement in 26 words or less: "I like the Ford because I.

Entry period in from February 13, 1958 until the close of businm, March 1. 1908. a. Appraisal, prnperlv signed, must be deposited in deposit boi in oeal-trship 7. Winninj entrant will be chnaen by impartial judges not later than March 7.

1958. I. If winning nam. has taken deire-sry on a 1958 Ford car or truck during antry period, first prize will be a Dew 1958 Ford Custom 300 sedan; second priz. will bs $500 in cash.

Delivery must be mad. by participating dealer. If winning nam. ha not taken delivery on a 1958 Ford car or truck during entry period, fir priz. is 11000; stood prie is 1500.

This contsst is not open to employees or families of National Fleet Aocounte, the Ford Motor Company. Ford dealers and their advr-B'ng agencies. ia. Decision of Jodgw win be flail gfepTo Qualify Put your best foot forward and enjoy the perfection of IUCX I WHITI Scotch Whisky. It's a favorite the world over, because its quality and character never change! OUTER NOVJ AT BtaeciaiiTuaiTE IN ALAMEDA, CONTRA COSTA, MARIN, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN MATEO, SANTA CLARA, SOLANO OR SONOMA COUNTY BLDIDCD SCOTCH WHISKY HI RDSCHIUM WSTruJHC C0tiT io ry sou DfSTHRVTOeS i- aa as.