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o. Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, Jan. 4,1961 35 aldahS io Sumsr Classes; :,1 I 7 I 4 King commended other board 7 additional time has been given to replace four older two-story buildings used for child care centers. Originally, Fire Marshal Edwin A. Hentzell had asked that they be replaced within 90 davs.

memoers, employee organizations, the administration and civic leaders for their help in making the district "a better educational institution for our children." i In other matters: ,1 Board said they have received sugges-tions that the new Hill Area High School be named Se-cruoia or Skvline Ilish but Dr, Benbow said a timetable -uonunuatipn of lunmer ichool programs for Oakland and workshops for teachers has been approved by the Board of Education. The' board, approved pro- posals last night to offer sum. xner programs this year, similar to those of 1960, The elementary program will again be geared to pupils who' are reading a year or more behind their chronological age. The remedial reading sessions will be carried on at six schools situated throughout the city and will handle between 1,500 and 1,800 -childrenrNet cosr to the district will be an estimated $34,000. A variety of remedial, and enrichment courses will be offered for some 1,400 junior high school students and 2,000 high school students.

Net cost is estimated at $38,299 for the six-week sessions. The high school classes will be taught at Fremont this year. The junior high classes will be at Westlake and Havens-court, and total enrollment will be increased by 300. All summer programs will be held in the morning only. The summer workshop fdr teachers will again be held at Montera Junior High and Joaquin Miller School and will be open to some 400 teachers.

It will cost the district $14,000. Board member John J. King, was presented with a framed resolution commending him on his six years with the board as he officially stepped down. King, who is being moved to San Diego, where he will continue as Grand Lodge Representative of the International Association of Machinists, was lauded for his "franki honest and coura-g opinions" by Carl Munck, board president. King will leave for San Diego next month.

Munck1 said a number of possible cohsideredfor the post' In his; resignation' letter have new incinerators which are usable. Originally, the schools had been told they would have to comply with the new ordinance on Jan. 1. Dr. Benbow said a report will be ready soon on costs of replacing the incinerators versus those of having trash hauled away.

4 At 'an earlier afternoon mejnbers of the Building and. Grounds committee interviewed representatives of seven architectural firms on the preparation of a master plan for the new Oakland City College campus. The committee will meet with several more representatives before making a decision. that they would still like more which called for work to start after the 1961-62 budget was OK'd had beenj approved by Hentzell: J-Dr. Benbow said the district has also been given until July 1 to halt burning operations at some 70 Schools which have incinerators not meeting "new standards of the vVsr A Ii VL nominations.

A. report on anticipated enrollment and possible boundaries of the school will be heard at next Tues-day's meeting. i Business Manager Spen Bay Area- Air Pollution Con cer D. Benbow reported that trol District. Some 24 schools SAFE WAY FE AT.

Tribvn pliftft DENTISTS INSTALL Inducted it joint installation cere-: monies last night in Oakland were (from left) Dr. Bernard Smith, president of Alameda County Dental Society, and Dr. Andrew Maass, president of the Southern Alameda County-Dental Society. w-- FSatilQUp j. i ii mm lh.ii n.iif i Manor House Railway Express Terminal Gets OK 1 l.ttst.for QuaCtyl Best Foe Flavor! Best For Value! M.

S. Govt. Grade Govt. Inspected, Fresh-Frozen Your ChoiCG 4 The company's first "key points" were set up in Kalamazoo, and Garden City, N.Y., in a nationwide modernization program. The mole area center will have rail and truck loading CUT UP SPLIT WHOLE Lb.

gbound ueef FRESHLY GROUND, LEAN AND JUICY! rd rU 1 i. Oakland Port Commissioners have opened the way for the Railway Express Agency t9 start work here on the first of the company's major "key terminals in the West. The terminal will be a major transfer point for- -express shipments, consolidating the company's operation at the 16th Street Railroad Station, some Peninsula transfers now moving through San Francisco, and, perhaps, some other operations now in San Francisco. $500,000 building Is planned for a portion of the old Southern Pacific Mole area owned by the M-m-m Goocfl I I 1 7 lunch GIJEOTS Ia Ci i 'v' Sofewoys Sliced, Vacuum-Packed Bofogna, faculties, freight handling areas, shops and offices. In other action commissioners: 1 Decided, without a vote, against taking sides uV the corporate battle between Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads for control of Western Pacific.

Santa Fe, backed by Western, had requested commission support. Acting President Carl H. Hansen said, "After ail, both are customers of ours." 3 Authorized Airport Manager Don Martin to negotiate a compromise settlement with an airlines negotiating committee upon landing fees and terminal rentals to be charged at the new Metropolitan Oakland International Airport, A special meeting with airline negotiators, earlier tentative ly set for Jan. 12, was 3 Agreed to inspect mari number of employees will de Spicd Luncheon, KcWe Pimento Loaf e. pend upon how much of the Bay Area operation is moved here, according to Joseph 7-pz.

Paclcages Vour Choke Papa, company vice presi dent The rort Commission approved a one-year agreement under, which Railway Express can occupy the five-year site immediately. Meanwhile, negotiations on a 25-year lease MEATY BEEF SHORT RIBS Grodt BmI lb. PLATE BOILING BEEF will be continued. 35 19 Papa said it will take about time and small boat harbor developments in San Diego on 60 days to complete plans. Construction will start soon thereafter.

Jan, 26 and 27. Manor Hoase Frying Chickens are "The Freshest Tastina Chicken You BONELESS CORNED BEEF Sofawoy't Own Lo Vacuum PoctecJ Ui.OX XKok- Grod. WiUh Lb. 65 ypLAeJ" os Freezing "Loch-ln" all the goodness of freshness Enjoy the BEST, get Manor House Brand! Youth in Wild Cycle Ride Sentenced MISCELLANEOUS The motorcycle-riding PANCAKE MIX Tax Hocm. looq ra ib.

Cell White Rice r35c LOG CABIN SYRUP (Deal) 24-oz. Glass youth who piled up a string of traffic violations during a 90-mile-an-hour chase through Coconut Prune Juice 49c 37c downtown Oakland early Hon Fjtcnofl uxiTWHb. Bag jiQV Com BreodMtx 21c day morning was sentenced tar en. Holv' j2 2-l, Co tclf lot. Co Del Monte Pears Sliced Pineapple today to 35 days in the county jail plus $74 or .14 additional 39e 19c 15e 23c Council Asks Rigid Fire Inspections SAN LEANDRO, More rigid fire inspections of the Trojan Powder Works have been, urged by Councilman William Suerstedt as the result of last week's $10,000 fire at the plant at the foot of Lewelling Blvd.

Suerstedt told the city council last night he had been informed that off duty dry firemen were refused admittance to the property. Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez said today, however that he had not heard of any one being turned away from the fire scene except spectators and newspapermen. Off duty firemen had not been called, he added. Councilman William Swift asked that the city obtain a legal ruling on the jurisdiction of the fire department on private property. days.

August Pimentel, 22, of 1911 Sauerkraut H-f- Del Monte Spinach Grove a construction worker, pleaded guilty before Crkpy-M Nottlnnst Chili Con Came 29c Corned Beef Hash 35c Potted Meat c- 9c Clam Chowder ts. 29c Ripe Olive Tamales xui. Qc Mumcipal Judge Charles Jv. Fisher to charges of reckless driving, lack of current registration, failure to stop at a flashing red light, failure to stop at a stop sign, failure to heed a siren, improper turning, excessive speed, and driv 1MKHW- WINESAPS RED ROMES OREGON PIPPINS Mix 'em or match 'em ing without a valid license. During the pre-dawn chase A Sts ttftft 8 through major streets, which began when police spotted him making an improper turn on E.

14th Pimental, his headlight switched off, weaved through traffic and sped aroundjeorners in unsuc -VOUR CHOICES- cessful: attempts elude Drink a meal, drink a diet for easy vvef0ht, con'0' with LUCE RNE Thug Shot by Doctor Confesses Jan. 4-The eight pursuing patrol cars. He was finally apprehended burglar shot by a local phjs near his home alter ne ditched his motorcycle on sician during a robbery at 19th St. tempt early Monday has also confessed to the burglary of a Redwood City leweler Dec: Large, Firm Crisp Heads Each 27, police said. "He says he is a profesr Largo Size CAULIFLOWER NICE WHITE CURDS sional burglar," Police Chief Leroy Hubbard reported.

The mrnmm suspect, Robert Gene Smith, enrolls 30, "claims to have commit Clip-Top Good So Many Ways! ted other burglaries in other states, but we haven con Setcorfen for Jr A firmed any so far." Hubbard ompIe intbvctioM added. Each Yellow-U. S. jl Lb. OQ No.

1 Quality! Cello Bag Zd) Smith, shot three times by mm CHOCOLATE Dr. William W. Tevis during an attempted burglary of the Boots Erb Sued, Assault Charged Charles F. (Boots) Erb was sued toda for $25,000 as the result pf a May 11 fight in his restaurant. the Bow and Bell.

Oakland fireman J)onald C. Hill, 36, of 2457 Delmar charges through his attorney, Preston Ericksen, that Erb attacked knocked him down and caused various injuries' including a broken right ankle. He wants $25,000 in fees and losS of wages. Named along with the former California quarterback is his partner, Jackie Jensen; football and baseball great, and their corporation, Boot Jack, Inc. i OP iUJCERNE physician home, is recover ing in San Mateo Community Hospital from wounds in the chest and groin.

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