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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 15

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aUanbl2iatrHbutttWed.u!yl81962: 15 1 A fl I Lead Mon-vvniTes Wall-to-WaII In City Migratiph TxecutiusPlan By A canvass of Piedmont resi- carpeting and "regular re- i are well on -J I Cz. V'xM wvi-'A1 -I dents will be made bvHtneG4wei5eatsatro their way to outnumbering whites in the nation's 50 Transit District to see if busi ing to pay about $1 a ride. "This idea' represents the nessmen' would like a' plush largest cities, two University of Wisconsin sociologists 1 1 have reported. rt executive car" service direct ultimate in bus transportation," said William Betten-court, president of the district If the patterns continue, our largest metropolitan to downtown San Francisco areas mav eventually con- Piedmont was chosen for the initial study in the belief that the high-income commu Firms Ask nity would provide the greatest interest in inauguration of the extra fare service. board.

"If there is a demand for it, and I suspect there is in this area, AC Transit should supply it" 1 The district's project development committee called for the mail canvass to ascertain interest before proceeding further with the proposal. School "Executive car" service rou i non-w hite cities," Professors Harry Sharp and Leo Schnore said yesterday. The researchers said census figures showed non-whites growing two to four times would include special plush buses, a continental break UV fast, soft music, wall-to-wall Business Local milkmen and cabinet uir 7c THE INTELLIGENT; makers gave the Oakland uoa Board of Education the busi- cities. Each of the 50 largest ness last night over who gets cities showed increased pro-the milk and cabinet making portions of" non-whites be-business for the Oakland iv a iqaa APPROACHTO I BALDNESS i The milkmen, independent! current "Land Econom- dairy operators, charged that the 1 niversity ioi Oakland's- purchasing prac-1 ics, If you've read this far, the-chances are stronglhat you are concerned -witfcuexessive nai r-: FIRST GARDEN CENTER ADDITION PAYMENT Mrs. Bessie Alexander and J.

Vendes Mann 11 said great numbers of non-whites are migrating to the cities while whites move to the suburbs. MOSTLY NEGROES The term non-whites, they said, designates mostly Ne itching, "excessive danclruff, tices and state price regulations favor large distributors and keep small dairies from getting a fair share of the schools' $343,000 annual milk business. They were followed to the rostrum by union spokesmen for cabinetmakers and mill-men and representatives of Ebell Makes First S. I. TUROFF j-illll iiTlff Ofixteti' thinning or bald spots.

If that is the case, what you read now is very important to 70u! DIRECTOR, TUROFF CALIF. CLINICS BILLY GRAHAM PREPARES FOR RALLY Dictates sermon for Fresno crusade. iS) groes, but also includes orientals, Mexicans and Indians. Ninety per cent of all north Building Donation the Pacific Mill and Fixture Co. of Oakland, who charged that specifications advertised Graham Lists Sin as oldest The Ebell Society," was founded in 1871, has been ern metropolitan areas have increasing non-white proportions, the report only 35 per cent of southern metropolitan districts followed the same trend.

"Continuation of these trends would certainly have meeting at the Garden Center since its historic hall on Harrison St. burned down more than two years ago. Man's Great Problem for chemistry laboratory equipment by the schools was prejudicial to local firms. Pacific Mill and Fixture's spokesmen charged the specifications called for patented items which they could not Several things can cause baldness. Predominant is poor circulation, infectious dandruff, poor oil gland activity.

Persistent neglect, or an attitude of "I'll do something some day" leads to only one- result complete and shiny baldness! When that, happens, the condition is hopeless, forever! Turoff specialists know and understand the problems of baldness. We have achieved results that have made us California's leading experts, with many offices, and more pending. We have over a million treatments behind us. Bring your hair problem to Examination is free. NO APPOINTMENT IS NEEDED Hours; 11 a.m.-S p.m.

Sat. 10 a.m.-) p.m. Wed. 4-8 p.m. At yesterday's meeting the tremendous implications for us commission elected retired in and remembered against no more.

dustrialist William H. Jamison FRESNO (J) "Sin is the great problem of mankind," evangelist Billy Graham told a crowd of 16,000 persons last to succeed Mann as chairman. "However, God requires three i repentance, provide or bid upon competitively, thus throwing the work to out-of-state firms. GROWING TREND Mann remains a member of the commission to which he the future of the metropolitan the authors said. "There probably will be significant political reperciis sions.

We anticipate increasing demands" among non- women's cultural group west of the Mississippi, has given the Oakland Park Commission the first $10,000 payment toward the society's $100,000 donation for an addition to the Lakeside Park Garden Center. The presentation was made yesterday by Mrs. Bessie Alexander, president; Mrs. Albert K. Whitton, building committee chairman; and Mrs.

JValter E. Bolles, past president who is now chairman of the board of trustees. -Plans for the new wing have been approved and construction's expected to begin soon, outgoing commission faith and obedience," Graham night. "Sin is a disease and Christ is its cure," Graham declared. was first appointed in 1948.

said. New vice chairman is nurs mjigiBOUIR The union spokesman said this is a growing trend among local school districts, and that it is throwing many of their eryman Frank H. Ogawa now serving his second year on the commission. He replaces Ray The eight-day Fresno Crusade for Christ staged by Graham goes into its fourth day today. So far 58,500 people white peoples for greater representation especially in local government but also in the national Congress," the HAIR SCALP EXPERTS members out of work and mond Miller who was re "If the world should turn to Christ en masse, it would not automatically solve our problems.

But a new atmosphere would be created wherein we could approach our problems in an entirely new dimension cently reappointed for a term I forcing most local firms 'to team said. have attended the meetings. "Until sin is effectively dealt with," he said, "there ending June 30, 1968. I give -up any hope of getting OAKLAND: 1624 Franklin St. (Suit.

1020) TW 3-7322 CHANGE BOUNDARIES Mrs. Sharon M. Richter was school business. reelected Board membersconfessed researchersaid4taHwybe-iioolution-tohe-411s with-4he-possibilityand'pros4 said. Jamison has been president the complaint was news to impossible to predict when or of the world (but) if we pect for solution.

The addition will provide a if non-white races will domi of-the Bay City Iron Works them, and asked Business since 1935. He is a former Mgr. Spencer D. Benbow to meeting place for the club on specified days and will be available for other groups on president of Oakland Rotary give them a full report on the nate most of our large cities because cities can adapt by changing boundaries and redevelopment. But they said the trend was in that Club and of the Wholesalers situation.

Creditors Association, a past The complaint of the dairy- a reservation basis as part of the Garden Center's general receive the gift of forgiveness, the Bible teaches that our sins are cast into the sea Richmond Tax Cut Forecast RICHMOND City Manager Edwin S. Howell proposes accommodations. director of the Oakland Cham- men was not new, however; ber of Commerce and former the board had heard most of vice chairman of Oakland's it before. The Ebell Society, which ublic Advisory Council on Education (PACE). The investigators cited restrictive housing practices in suburbs as the main cause of the non-white urban influx.

They mentioned more favor John Warmerdam, owner of the Dutch Pride Dairy at 6300 East 14th charged that state regulations on milk ict in tax rate cuts ranging from 27 TWA to Study to 28 cents in the prelimi able economic conditions in the city and inability to afford expensive homes as other reasons. nary 1962-63 budget he will Rest Home Death Sick submit Monday to the city pricing inhibit fair competitive bidding and increase the possibility of collusion among milk distributors who vie for the school contract. Warmerdam brought the same complaint to the board Oakland Air Service Plea council. Total budget proposed by Mrs. Patricia Murphy, 47, Howell for the current fiscal has been arraigned on a year is $9,423,769 as compared last year and charged he was denied a fair share of school business.

Top officials of Trans World charge of murder and suspi The report analyzed statistically the populations of the cities and suburbs of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, San Francisco, Boston, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Washington (where the non-white race already dominates), Cleveland and Baltimore. Airlines have promised they cion of narcotics violations in to last year's $8,511,689. Howell said he expects more in will study a plea from the city LOST MONEY the death of 96-year-old Su for more service out of Metro 2anne Denvir, one of the pa come from increased assessed valuations and state subven politan Oakland International The school administration gave him three schools to tients in Mrs. Murphy's San Airport, Francisco nursing homer with miiKandoy serve i l-RJBVTt tions.

Mayor John C. Houlihan and Mrs. Murphy is in San Fran-cisco Hospital where she was taken late yesterday after she Vacation Time Near Ben E. Nutter, acting executive director of the Port of products and he came to the board last week to complain that he lost money on the QW1, NLY For 700 Employes Oakland, met with the line's scheduling and marketing ex The proposed new tax rate would range from $1.86 to $2.07, compared to last year's $2.13 to C2.36. Seven different tax rates prevail in the city.

complained of back pains. Attendants said she has a back business. -He was joined in his com SAN LEANDRO -Some iniury. ecutives in New York yesterday. She was arrested Monday on Houlihan said that after plaint by for 700 employes of the Caterpillar Cream Crest and 49'er Dairies, Tractor at 800 Davis which supply milk to nine will walk off the job at the schools between them.

end of the month with All said they felt they were smiles. a charge of administering an overdose of morphine to Miss hearing an hour and a half presentation of Oakland's case Denvir, who was suffering from arteriosclerosis and par entitled to a larger share of The firm's annual two-week anoia. business from the other 67 vacation period begins July for more service, the TWA officers agreed to examine statistics prepared by the Port The port contends 30 per cent of the potential BajrArea (fFLYWHoTI T'f )) Viif ARADISE AIRLINE -fi CAN YmirCeit 9 lg Save ITlOre Ce-mplim. nH trip air tramrH- I DV ne case $7 nrtirt Mcktnf tti kilMiyt- (I i 1 -P OJKUND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DAILY FLIGHTS ROOM I jl i. Oakland schools served by 29.

Workers will receive their The district attorney's office said it will present the case nine other distributors. I vacation checks on July 25 to the Grand Jury seeking an air travel market is in the The board also heard from An additional 60 employes Larry Mays, secretary-man- will remain on hand to operate indictment charging Mrs Eastbay and better service Murphy with murder. ager of the Alameda County the company's parts depot and would attract more Eastbay Milk Dealers Association, who perform regular mainten passengers. Houlihan and Nutter defended the present proced- ancework State Highway with R. K.

Rourke, TWA vice Tax Fund Grows SACRAMEOTO-flJPD-State Controller Alan Cranston to ure ny wnicn ine scnoois divide business among all distributors on the basis of their, past performance and their ability to fulfill the contract. "I would hate to see the board abandon the policy that has worked so well for all these years," Mays said. DRIVING'S MORE FUN IN A LATE MODEL CAR! presidents charge of achedul-ing and marketing; John P. Logan, an assistant vice president, Henry Fellows, Rourke's assistant, and William T. Middleton, California director of civic affairs for TWA day said $443,051,812 in state highway users taxes would be aoDortioned to various agen Ira cies for collections during the 1961-62 fiscal year.

Members of the board in dicated, however, they felt First Bay Fair Music, Art Festival to Open PLENTY TO CHOOSE FROM EVERY DAY IN independent dealers should have a "fair share" of the school business and instructed Benbow to provide them with a report on the possibilities of changing procedures. Ne! kaabP and 8:30 to 9:30 p.m., ballet Fridav 2 to 3 n.m.. mod ern dancing; 3 to 4 p.m7, ba- TAKF A WAl ton twirling: 7 to 8 n.m.. mag- ic act; 8 to 8:30 p.m., Golden Eagle Dance Team, and 8:30 SAN LEANDRO-The first annual-Bay Fair.HusiC and Art Festiyal featuring entertainment, exhibits and demonstrations opens at noon tomorrow on the shopping center mall. The show marks the premiere concert of Southern Alameda County's new male gle Mufie MenT to perform at 7 p.m.

Roonsored. by Macy's de to 9:30 p.m., Academy of Dance. HEART EXPERT TELLS ROTARY i CONCORD, NJL-mPD-Famed heart specialist Drr Saturday 10 to 11 a.m., San Lorenzo dog training unit: 11 a.m. to noon, dance III band; 1 to 1:30 p.m., San Le andro Recreation Depart ment drama presentation; 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., San Leandro High School Band, and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., square partment store, the festival will be open to the public at no charge daily through Sun Just pour over ice and serve. Newport Quickies are perfect for boating, beaching, fishing, every; f-where else that cocktails used to be inconvenient.

Get' Newport Quickies, made with the finest pure fruit and vegetable juices, in. individual cans and four-paks. TRIBUNE WANT ADS Call TE 2-6000 your nearest Tribune of fico day. The program is as follows: Thursday Noon to 1 p.m., dancers hoedown. Sunday 11:30 a.m.

to 1:30 p.m.. Dixieland band; 1:30 to Paul Dudley White says the best way. to relax is to quit smoking and to exercise. "Tobacco doesn't do anybody any good," White told A Rotary Club meeting here yesterday. "The best tranquilizer is exercise.

Walking helps emotion al strain." Dr. White, who treated former President Dwight D. Eisenhower when he suf fered a heat attack, said too much weight Is bad also. Castro Valley 1 High School Band; 1 to 2 p.m., ice skating demonstration; 2 to 2 p.m., tumbling act; 3 to 4 hotnn iuArttnot 4 in i 5:30 p.m.f hoedown and square dancing. Betides the entertainment, the festival wiH offer an exhibit of paintings and local craftsmen will demonstrate how they make their wares.

Bay Fair is located on E. 14th St. at 150th Ave. n.m.. modern dancing; 7 to 7:30 t.m..

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