Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 27

from U.S. WEATHER BUREAU LOW 30.00 30 040 LOW COLD LOW FORECAST AP Wirephoto Map WEATHER FORECAST- Cloudy weather is expected tonight and tomorrow for the Bay Area and Central California, while rain will fall in the northern part of the state. Rain is forecast. for the central Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee valleys, with rain and snow mixed for the central Plains and Great Lakes area. Most of U.S.

Has Day Without Rain By the Associated 1 Press There were wet spots across scattered sections in the north and in a few southern areas today but generally dry weather prevailed most of the nation. No severe weather was reported but it was a little chilly during the morning in some of the northern border states. Snow flurries peppered northern Minnesota, northern New England, the west-central Plains and the northern Rockies. Showery weather extended over the central Plains, the northern Great Lakes region and southern New England while thundershowers hit areas from northeast Texas eastward into Mississippi. Skies were mostly clear in much of the Southwest, including California and Nevada southeastward into central Texas.

Fair weather also was reported in Florida, the South Atlantic, states and parts of the southern Great Lakes gion. Temperatures' were in 30-40 degree range from the northern Great Lakes through the northern Plains into the northern Rockies. The 40s and 50s were the rule in the midsection of the country, with readings of 60s and 70s extending across the southern' Weather Forecasts and Summaries Weather Forecasts Area- Fair tonight. High today San Francisco 63, Oakland 66. San Mateo 69, San Rafael 69.

Low fonight 40-46 except 50 in downtown San Francisco and Oakland. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Westerly winds 12-23 m.p.h. in afternoons. Northern and Central California Rain likely Eureka northward tonight and possibly as far south as Ukiah tomorrow.

Otherwise fair tonight and tomorrow but. increasing cloudiness north portion tomorrow. Slightly cooler north interior tomorrow. Western Nevada Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change in temperature.

High both days 66-70, low tonight 24-34. MI. Shasta-Sisklyou Area Increasing cloudiness tonight. Occasional light rain likely tomorrow. Slightly cooler tomorrow.

Sierra Nevada -Fair tonight and tomorrow but increasing cloudiness north portion tomorrow. Slightly cooler northern ranges tomorrow. Sacramento Valley Fair tonight. increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Slightly cooler tomorrow.

High today 70-77, tomorrow 65-72, low 38-48. Southerly winds 8-16 m.p.h. Cape Blanco to Point Conception Southerly winds 12-23 m.p.h. Point Arena northward and west to north west winds 12-23 m.p.h. south of Point Arena tonight and tomorrow.

Light rain likely Eureka northward tonight and as far south as Point Arena tomorrow. Otherwise increasing cloudiness north portion and fair south portion with patches of morning low clouds. San Joaquin Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change in temperature. High both days 70-80, low tonight 40-50.

Northwest winds 8-15 m.p.h. Salinas Valley- Fair tonight and tomorrow except morning low overcast near Salinas. Little change In ture. High both days 69-79, low tonight 40-50. Northwest winds 8-18 m.p.h.

in afternoons. High today and low tonight af Salinas 69-48, Paso Robles 79-40. Santa Maria-San Luis Obispe Coastal Area -Little change in temperature. High both days 60-70, low tonight 40-48. Westerly winds 9-21 in afternoons.

Santa Clara Valley--Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change In temperature, High both days 62-72, low tonight 38-48. Northwest winds 7-14 m.p.h. in afternoons. Livermore Valley--Fair tonight.

Increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Little change in temperature. Westerly winds 8-18 m.p.h. -in afternoons. Monterey Bay Area--Fair tonight and tomorrow but morning low overcast.

Little change in temperature. High both days 56-66, low tonight 40-48. Westerly winds 9-19 m.p.h. in afternoons. Fort Bragg and Vicinity- Cloudy tonight and tomorrow.

Probably light rain tomorrow. Little change in temperature. Southerly winds 12-23 m.p.h. near coast. Central Coast Countles- -Fair tonight and tomorrow but Increasing cloudiness north portion tomorrow.

Little change in temperature. High today and low toat Napa 68-39, San Jose 67-45, Hollister 70-44. Westerly winds- in afternoons. Northwestern California Rain likely Eureka northward tonight and possibly as far south as Ukiah tomorrow. Otherwise cloudy tonight and tomorrow.

Slightly cooler Inland tomorrow. High toand low tonight at Ukiah 70-47, Santa Rosa 69-39, Napa 69-39. Southerly winds 12-23 m.p.h. near coast. National Summary A stagnant weather front stretching across the southland during early morning was accompanied by showers or thundershowers from South Carolina into eastern Texas.

A few showers extended into Tennessee. Local heavy rain fell in Georgia and Alabama: Athens, Georgia and Tuscaloosa, Alabama received nearly front inches extending in six from hours. Michigan Another weather through Kansas accounted for occasional rain or showers from the middle Mississippi Valley into eastern Nebraska with snow reported in state. the Snow western was part of also the reported Cornin Montana. Elsewhere skies were mostly sunny from the Pacific States through the southern half of the Rockies Into Okla- homa and western Texas along the eastern seabord from Virginia into New England and in the Florida The peninsula.

Cold early morning temperatures in the 208 and were observed from northern New England through the northern Great Lakes region and Dakotas Into the north and central Rockies. The 30s extended southward over the Plains into Kansas and western Oklahoma and were mixed with the 405 in the Pacific and Northwest. The 40s and 50s were common from California into Arizona and from the middle Atlantic States in to middle Mississippi Valley while the 60s and 70s prevailed in the Gulf region. Occasional rain or shower activity is forecast for today from the Ohio arid middle Mississippi Valley into Michigan I and the eastern portions of the central Plains with snow likely to be mixed with the rain in upper Michigan. Showers or thundershowers are expected from the lower Mississippi Valley Into Tennessee and the Carolinas.

A few showers or snow flurries may occur over the mountains from Montana into Colorado while skies will continue to be mostly sunny during the day from the Pacific States through the southern Rockies into Oklahoma and western Texas as well as along the eastern seaboard from Virginia into New England and in the Florida peninsula. A warming trend is in store from Arizona and New Mexico into Idaho but cooler temperatures than yesterday are expected from the upper Mississippi Valley into the central Plains and in Carolinas. Temperature Tables CALIFORNIA REPORT H. Bakersfield 49 Red Bluff Daggett 49 SacrmntoApt 7 Eureka 55 43 Salines Fairfield San Diego Fresno 47 San Francisco Hmitn Field 40 San Fran Apt Long Beach 48 Santa Barbara Los Angeles 50 Santa Maria Oakland Stockton Oakland Apt 49 Sunnyvale Paso Robles 40 Thermal NATIONAL REPORT H. L.

Anbany NY 61 40 Juneau Albuquerque 67 35 Kansas City Amarillo 74 36 Las Vegas Anchorage 35 Louisville Atlanta Memphis Birmingham 75 54 MiamiBeach Bismarck 40 27 Milwaukee Boise 62 38 Mpis St Paul 51 Boston 42 New Orleans. Brownsville 75 New York Buffalo 34 Casper 29 Omaha Charleston SC 66 Philadelphia Chicago 52 Phoenix Cincinnati 47 Pittsburgh Cleveland 33 Portland Ore Columbus Raleigh Denver 29 Rapid City Des Moines 42 Reno Detroit 42 Richmond Duluth St. Louis El Paso Fairbanks 32 San Antonio Fort Worth St Ste Marie Galveston 69 Seattle Helena 28 Spokane Honolulu 72 Tampa Indianapolis 59 47 Washington Jacksonville 87 65 Wichita CANADIAN REPORT H. L. Calgary Toronto Edmonton 39 21 Winnepeg Ottawa Vancouver Regina 32 18 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A CABARET.

Notice is hereby given that Simon Siegel dba Pacific Bowl, has filed an application for permission to operate a cabaret at 7425 East 14th Street, Oakland. Notice is hereby further given that a hearing on said application will be held by the City Manager at his office, Room 318, City Hall, Oakland, California, on Wednesday, May 3, 1961, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. at which time and place any persons interested may appear and file their objections if any they have. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk.

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The low pressure center was charted about 700 miles west of the Oregon coast and moving northward this morning. Its weather front was about 250 miles west of the extreme Northern California coast. It was moving eastward slowly is likely 10 late rain in the Eureka Crescent rain City areas tonight and the may spread southward to Ukiah tomorrow. The was fair over Callfornia last night and this morning except for local low clouds near the coast. The overcast in the Monterey Bay extended inland over Salinas.

Temperatures continued to rise and were near sonal normal. High readings yesterday were generally in the 70s but Eureka had 55, San Francisco 57, Monterey 56, Los Angeles 76 and Thermal 87. Low tempera tures this morning were between 38 and in most areas but Los Angeles had 50, San Diego 54 and Thermal 61. Student Injured In Headon Crash A St. Mary's College student is in critical condition at Providence Hospital today following a headon auto collision on Pinehurst Road near Redwood Road.

George J. Silvestri III, 19, is in fair condition suffering a punctured lung and other injuries. Police said he was northbound on Pinehurst yesterday afternoon, failed to negotiate a curve and crashed into a car driven by Douglas 0. Freeman, 23, of No. 6 Roberts Court, Moraga, a service station operator.

Freeman's wife, Dorloha, 19, and daughter, Wendy, 15 months, and two St. Mary's students riding with Silvestri, Paul Uranes and John Fox, both 19, also were injured. African Talks Slated DAMASCUS, April 27-4P- Sources here report African chiefs of state who met, in Casablanca last January will hold further talks, probably during the next two months, on Algeria and the Congo. LARGEST SELECTION ANYWHERE! SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS STROM'S 5801 SAN PABLO AVE. CORNER DAXIANT C.

L. Reardon, Ambulance Founder, Dies Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Charles L. Reardon, 86, Oakland ambulance firm founder, who died in a Berkeley hospital Tuesday after a short illness. A native of San Jose, Mr. Reardon was an Oakland resident for 70 years.

In 1923, he founded the Acme Ambulance Co. at 3242 Grove which was also his residence. Mr. Reardon was one of Oakland Tribune, Thursday, the oldest alumni of St. Mary's College and was a member of the St.

Mary's Alumni Association and of the Grand Lake Kiwaniz Club for the past nine years. Surviving is his sister, Mrs. Teresa Guye of Oakland, who has operated the ambulance firm since he retired in. 1945. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.

tonight at the Chapel of the Oaks, 3007 Telegraph Ave. Funeral sevices start at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow from the chapel, and at 9 a.m. Requiem Mass will be said at Sacred Heart Church, 40th of and Grove Sts. April 27, 1961 27 Couple Soul Mates: MEMPHIS, Tenn.

(UPD Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Apderson, married 32 were born on the same day, month and year. Rhodes for Telex hearing aids Oakland only, 2nd floor TE 3-4321 CLOUDY DAYS EXPECTED IN BAY REGION A new storm front off the Northern California coast will bring cloudy weather to the Bay Area tonight and tomorrow the U.S.

Weather Bureau predicted today. Rain is expected to fall in Ukiah tomorrow, but elsewhere in the state, fair but cloudy weather is forecast. Temperatures are generally expected to remain mild with highs in the mid 60's tomorrow, Lows tonight will range from 46 to 51: third of the country. The 40s and 50s prevailed in Washington and Oregon, with the 50s and 60s in the southern Pacific states region. Hungary-Japan Pact BELGRADE, April 27-4P)- Hungary and Japan have signed their first trade pact since the end of World War II, the official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported from Budapest.

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