Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 10

fc- i fc Nr I ,1 7 1 .7 Oiklmd Tribune, Thursdy, Dec. 29, 1960 10 Salt Intrusion Driver Spntcncpd to 1-Yoar 7 Jail Term in Hit-Run Caso4 Jesse C. Medieros, 56, ah Emeryville card club floor-man, was sentenced to a year in the county jail today for felony drunk and hit and run driving graph Ave. Kelly aS thrown 30 feet and suffered jp shoulder and rib fracture1. Medieros lives in a hotelt 40th St, and San Pablo Superior Judge James R.

Agee also put Medieros on three years probation, ordered him to surrender his operator's license, abstain from alcohol and eimburse the vic tim for medical expenses. Medjferos' auto struck' Edward Kelly, 76, of, 2341 Valley St. on Sept. li as Kelly crossed the street in a crosswalk at 22nd St. and Tele -1 --V 'V -1, 1 DOVNTOVN OAKLAND PARK ONE HOUR FREE NEAREST LOT BETWEEN NTH AND 12TH STREETS SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 Trlburw pholt HARBOR HOMES SKATING CONTEST WINNERS SMILE FOR THE CAMERA Thty rom left) Sharon Watts, David Abram, Debra Smith, and Archia Kelly Solon to Fight for New Dope Laws 'J i Problem to Get Study SACRAMENTO, Dec.

29- Creation of a new state' com mission to study salt water in trusion and other problems of the San Joaquin delta will be recommended to the Legislature by the Assembly Interim Committee on Water, Carley Porter (D, Compton), chair- man of the committee, said today. It would consist of engineer- ingVwater, legal and fishery experts, the committee suggested, and be similar to joint fedenl-state commis sions operated in the South-wesk TI'EKUPHASIS Porter also announced that a subcommittee of his group has conclude that conversion of brackish or waste water has more immediate application in California than salt water conversion. The repoi to the, legislature, he said, indicates that the state can profitably work on reclamation of the great quantities of waste and polluted water in the state's interior. Another major proposal of the committee, Porter said, is that state law be changed to save California taxpayers millions of dollars now spent to relocate utility holdings at water project sites. HIGH COST He noted that at the Oro-ville Dam site the state is spending $3 million to relocate a lumber company railroad assessed at less than $38,000.

Relocation of Western Pacific tracks there will cost $47.5 million, he said. Legislature Will Act on 10 Percenters SACRAMENTO, Deq, 29-W) The 1961 Legislature will be asked to tighten state regulation of firms advertising 10 per cent returns to buyers of second mortgages. The bills proposed yesterday would put in receivership any firm whose legality is questioned, would penalize "false and misleading" ads, and would add "manpower to pencies keeping watch on the firms. They were proposed by Assemblyman Richard Hanna Garden Grove), and are based on a report of an Assembly group he heads which has been investigating the so-called "10 percenters." Hanna said records of the firms would be under constant state surveilance and if the records raised any question about the legality of opera tions, a receiver would be appointed. Physical 3-GENERATIONS! FAMOUS QUALITY! LAB TESTED! ALL 3 168 SUPER FINE THREAD COUNT PENCALE COTTON 133 FINE THREAD COUNT NATIONWIDE COTTON MUSLINS! T158 n97 twin twin li i I SACRAMENTO, Dec.

29 -f tfl New legislative efforts to lease the laws of search and seizure in narcotics cases are 3 promised by the chairman of the key State Senate Judiciary Committee. Edwin J. Regan Weav-; erville), said today he also will ask the 1961 Legislature to allow use of secret, informers In narcotics cases, tighten pen-laities and provide registration I of all offenders. I He -said he will introduce I the four1 measures when the I Legislature convenes next week. Similar bills were de- feated in 1959.

EVIDENCE RULE One would relax the so-I called exclusionary rule to I providehat -no- competent, i relative br materiail evidence J.mav be kent out of court be- I cause of the way it was ob- UllUCU. If a person's civil rights i were violated in the gathering evidence, he would be able to ask for damages in a civil suit. The bill would upset court rulings against'use of evidence '-obtained by and seizure in violation of the" Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. SECRET INFORMERS The measure involving secret informers would upset 1 court rulings that informers Hurry! Save on the famous sheets that grandmother, motheiyaml-daughter havr counted on for years of wear Firm balanced-weave, no weak selvages.

Crispy smooth finish! Full 81x108. full fitted bottom, T.76 Catet 42 by 36 inches 2 for 79 NATION WIDE IN COLORS! ROSt! GREEN! MAIZE! LILAC! BLUE! Twin 72 by 108 flat or fitted 1.99 Full 81 by 108 flat or fitted .2.18 Pillow cases 42 by 36 inches .2 for SI Three generations acclaim these snowy, silkyvsmoothr Penney-percalesior luxurious quality! selected long staple cotton combtfd to extra smoothness. Fine weave, high-count! Stock up! Full 81x108 full fitted bottom 2. 15 Cases, 42 by 36 in. now.

.2 for 1.03 PENCALES IN COLORS TOO! PINK! MAIZE! GREEN! LILAC! CHOCOLATE! Twin 72 by 108 inches flat or fitted 2.37 Full 81 by 108 inches flat or fitted 2.57 42 by 384 inch pillow cases, now 21.19 Harbor Homes Race Victors Named Ten boys and girls, first to sixth graders, today had been judged the outstanding speed skaters at the Harbor Homes Recreation Center, 16 Chan ticleerSt. The young people were the top place winners of straight away races which highlighted the Harbor. Homes Center's between-the-holidays ro 1 1 skating party yesterday afternoon. One hundred boys and girls- attended. The race winners are: First to third grade girls, Debra Smith, first place, Arvetta Williams, second, and Carolyn Johns, third; first to third grade boys, David Abram first placerfourthto-sixth grade girls, Sharon Watts first, Glenda Davis, second and Ollie Shaver -third fourth to sixth grade boys Archie Kelly, first, Kearry Lee, second, and Lawrence Williams, third.

Judges for the event were Mrs. GeorgeMcCauley, mem ber of the a Homes school P-TA, Perkins Edwards and Arthur Kelley, members of the center's young adult group. Games on skates and dem onstrations of skating skills singly, in pairs and trios also were features of the party. Colorful pennants decorated the playground. Recreation directors con ducting the party were James AUen," George Abrams and Lucille Barrite.

I Spans Continent NEW YORK First transcontinental telephone line was completed in 1915. Complete Cartful itttttita fives te Unit Welfare, Instruct hi Stats Welfare cases. ESTABLISHED OVER Skating fvr find "Our low discover and Our icimtific mtestinti, of blood inn urine COME IN REGAIN No DR. E. S.

1440 IS must be named in court rulings based partly on the right of a person to confront witnesses used against him. Regan's other, bills would stiffen penalties for those con victed of either selling or us ing narcotics and provide registration with either a sheriff or chief of police of all persons with-records of narcotics offenses. The senator said the measures stem from his committee's studies, and are endorsed by all law enforcement groups in California. They are opposed, however, by such groups as the American Civil Liberties Union. 37 Anti-Secrecy Measures Planned SACRAMENTO, Dec.

29-(UPD Assembly Speaker Ralph M. Brown said today he plans to introduce 37 ant-secrecy measures in government bills in the 1961 Legislature. The Modesto Democrat said the bills mainly would affect special commissions appoint ed by Gov, Edmund G. Brown and a number of new agencies created by the 1959 and 1960 Legislatures. The anti-secrecy bills are designed to open all commission and agency meetings to the public except those involving personnel matters.

Support ion budget must have top priority in the coming session. Holding the line on extension of state services will be necessary if we're not go ing to levy additional he said. Burns was here for a meeting of the Joint Committee on Legislative Procedure. It decided to shorten the bill intro duction period from. 120 to 110 days, and the period for put ting state department bills from 45 to 30 days.

This will give the lawmakers more time to vote on legislation. Legislat PENCO WHITE BLEACHED 144-THREAD COUNT MUSLIN 90x108 inches lat sheets 42 by 36 inch pillow cases Democrats Asked to PERFECTS! 72 by 108 inches Sanforised fitted SHEETS, CASES! 2.69 2 for 99 WOMEN'S FULL LENGTH FLANNEL GOWN VALUE! Sizes 34 to 46 Warm and comfortable full cut mother hubbard style. Machine washable. Excellent savings! STREET FLOOR 1 mm GIRL'S WARM PRINTED COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS! 80 Sizes 4 to 14 a Fluoroscopic MAYEXToST," cost $5.00 ximination will kelp locate the cause of your illnen." examination of fcoirt, chest, stomach, famalo organs; alto a complete checkup pressure, kidney, urine test (brine mom specimens), spinal and nervous system. AND LET US HELP YOU TO YOUR HEALTH.

obligation for consultation CRYAN, D.C. and Staff Broadway, Oak. Call HI 4-6473 Gov. Brown's SACRAMENTO, Dec. 29 j-; (M Hugh M.

Burns, Senate president pro tern, called on majority Democrats today to 'get behind Governor Brown in the legislative session that begins Monday, The Fresno Democrat de- murred right off, however, on any administration' proposal to outlaw the death penalty He gave notice he would op pose it. Capital punishment, tied in with the Caryl Chessman case, was a stormy issue in the Leg islature 1960 special session A repeal bill was defeated. Brown has not spoken out directly but Burns said the Governor has indicated he will renew his attempt to close the gas chamber. Burns declared a balanced in 72 by I oi incnes twin Sanferiisd" fitted ........1.88 fifed 1.95 fitted 2.13 WOMEN'S HI-LOW CORDUROY TAPERS! Sizes 8 to 18 Trim waistband style with back zipper. Slimming lines.

Machine washable cotton corduroy in smart fashion colors. STREET FLOOR i Smart butcher styling. Coxy warm cotton flannel prints machine a Several styles. 63x108 inch flat sheets 72x108 inch twin flat or 81x108 inch full' flat or BOYS' AC I LAN SWEATER SPORTS! SMART STYLES! Sizes 6 to 16 mm large enough for SERVICE YEARS IN OAKLAND ESSS 2 small enough for SECOND FLOOR I I MEN'S COTTON PRINT 2-PIECE fill? FRIENDBINESS HIGHEST INTEREST ON INSURED SAVINGS hisiirtitiiiiiiKyofttnll.ilkrmiit Curreni Rate Per Year FLANNEL PAJAMAS! -warn 1 KNBC GOES WALL TO WALL ON JAN. 3 ep 83.7m Small Medium Lirje Jitre If.

GOLDEN WEST Si Choose from red, blue, olive Popular button front coat or gold in assorted vimm'hY4 style in machine AND LO A AS OC I ATI OAKLAND: 17th and Franklin (Open Monday till 6 p.m.) VGtencourt 1-3947 CASTRO VALLEY: In Castro Village (Open Friday till 6 p.m) JEfferson 7-0140 cotton flannel prints! Per-jtH styles. Easy-care Machine washable Acrilan, triacetate, knit. STREET FLOOR lect tor, warm tn. STREET FLOOR.