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m. 4:1 FULLY IMSUUD'AND. COARAim: .31,1961 28 Oakland Tribune, Tuesday, Jarf, Drown Aslcs Lcntllojds to MODERNIZING Day Composer Digs Here at tt rn're lUMiif mm OBITUARIES 7 Delay Evictions in Recession IJtuntas Flrstl Ckert ear tots aa Tile, CaWtets, Hie. ran, Caalttti awl tames Mi ile yta era tended his appeal to extenri statewide. i U.C.

Physicist Honored as Top Alumnus BERKELEY, Jan, 31-Dr. Burton J. Moyer, University of California professor of physics, has been named Seattle Pacific College's Alumnus of the Year. Dr. Moyer, co-discoverer of the neutral meson, a particle of the atomic nucleus, was cited by his alma mater "for "excellence in his field, loyalty to Seattle Pacific, and exemplification of the Christian ideals of the college." A graduate of the Seattle Pacific College class of 1933, he obtained his doctor's de la mutm Mm iwum ltHe IU' trwmd I' tut, MOMt HCOHTuI punnini stavici let at taw yta; taa lest at atst 'ate eaicat ear af ta.

filut ittr tttN IMPROVEMENT CENTER Piedmont Ave. Oakland. i i I I IOL 8-34411 As governor," he said, I vint to say that I hope every- one will use restraint in enforcing their legal rights until the national administration can give this recession the assistance I expect it will do." Brown said he didn't mean that eviction orders should be prolonged and he offered no suggested time limit. He termed the economic 1 drag "only a temporary thing." SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31 -(J A plea for restraint in evicting people from-- their homes and in cutting off utilities during the current business slump was voiced by Gov, Brown today.

The governor, bringing up the subject himself, told his news conference that a great many, people are being dispossessed and losing their utility services because they can't pay their rent or bills. He said he was referring specifically to the San Bernardino area but that he in- Rev. Kinq Father ATLANTA. Jan. 31 fCPXW Mrs.

Martin Luther King wife of the south's best known Negro integration leader, gave birth yesterday to the couple's third child, a son. at a tu wi I le QwtHtV stalled 4' kifh HOME -3911 il tenth The LARGEST EXCLUSIVE Applt'anc, and TV Dealer in Southern TV and r-i gree at the University of Washington and taught at Greenville College, 111., before joining the University of California faculty. He lives at 878 Arlington Ave. appliances a Liandre mstrong 4240 E. 14th St.

EL 7-5320 HEW LOW PRICE! mm WEST1MGHOUSE STANDARD AND EMBOSSED ft. StSCO MoT --3rV- lit? in a i till OAKLAND E. 14th Ave. RICHMOND MecdoMM at freeway i i AN 1-9300. p.m.

BE 3-9220. a.m. i Than Fri till 9 p.m. Than Fri, till 9 p.m. i BERKELEY 214S University SAN LEANDRO 3000 Alvarae'e -i TH 3-7590.

9:30 a.ra.-S:30 p.m. EL 7-7(00. 30 p.m. Thursday till 9 p.m. Fri.

till 9 p.m. worth of MEAT FREE! At the butcher of your choice! Yes, buy this huge freeier NOW ahd Todd's pays for the first $50.00 worth of meat at your local meat market! Model UM-18. NO PAYMENT 'TIL APRIL! WARDS MONTGOMKRY WARO headed the Stanford Univer sity history department. Mrs. Treat, who died Sun day in a peninsula hospital, had been a leader in Stanford activities.

She was president of the Stanford Women's Gub in 1915 when they built their club house and was a co-founder of the Stanford Convalescent Home. She also was a founder and patron of the Palo Alto Junior Museum, a director of the Women's City Club of San Francisco and a chapter member of the Stan ford Associates. Her husband, regarded as one of the world's foremost authorities on Japan, is the author of eight books on the Far East. Their home is on the Stanford campus Funeral services were held today in Palo Alto. Mrs.

Harriet Lanktree SANTA ROSA, Jan. 31- Mrs. Harriet Lanktree, 101, niece of early American novel ist James Fenimore Cooper and widow of Oakland attorney Wilbur Lanktree, died here yesterday. Mrs. Lanktree, whose hus band once was counsel for the Key System, at one time taught school in Washington State.

She is survived by two Mrs. Sue Kenney of Santa Rosa and Mrs. Eliza beth Sampson of San Marino. Dorothy Coxen Final rites will be held for Dorothy H. Coxen at 1:30 p.m.

today at the Albert Engle Lnapei, 3630 Telegraph Ave. Miss Coxen died Saturday after a brief illness. She was 58 Miss Coxen, a resident of Oakland and San Francisco for more than 25 years, lived at 3439 Guido St. She was Past Matron of Sterling Chapter No. 533 of the Order of Ameranth, and was a member of the Ladies Aux iliary, Post 1010, of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars.

Miller Is Named U.S. Campus Mgr. BERKELEY, Jan. 31 -Frank W. Miller Jr.

is now acting business manager of the University of California campus here. Miller, who has been as a business manager, succeeds Forrest E. Tregea in the post. Tregea now is ex ecutive director of the Assoc ated Students. Miller has been with the U.C.

staff for 10 years. ion 7 More people now suffer from Acid Upset than ever before. Our pace of life invites acid indigestion, gas, and heartburn. But today Tums brings you fast, long-lasting, safe relief any time, anywhere. Keep pleasant- to-take Tums always on hand buy the 3-roIl pack only 30tf nothing womrs wrt nm LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING STREET WORK PROPOSALS Pursuant to the provisions of Division 7 (the Improvement Act of 1911) of the Streets and Highways Code of the State or California and in Resolution no, 40253 CM passed January 24, 1961, by the Council of the City of Oakland, directing this notice, said council invites sealed proposals or bids for the following street work to be done in ac cordance with the provisions of said Improvement Act of 1911 and in ao cordance with the plans and specifica tions tor said work posted and on tile and which are adopted by Resolution No.

40262 C.M.S., of this Council: FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BALDWIN STREET BETWEEN HEGENBERGER ROAD AND 85th AVENUE AND PORTIONS OF HEGEN BERGER ROAD, McCLARY AVENUE AND 85th AVENUE ADJACENT TO BALDWIN STREET. The work to be done consists In general of grading, ond the construction of concrete curb, concrete gutter, aggregate tsubbase. Class 1 aggregate base, asphalt concrete leveling course, asphalt concrete surface course, conduits, part circle culverts, concrete jacket for conduits. Inlets and manhole reauireJ thereon. Ail of the aforesaid work Is to be done In accordance with the plans and specifications adopted for this work by said Council by Resolution No.

40262 C.M.S., to which said plans and specifications reference Is made for the full and detailed description of said DroDOsed work. Said sealed proposals or bids (ire to be delivered to the undersigned city Clerk of said City and Clerk of said City Council at her office at any time prior to the hour of 10:30 o'clock O.m., on Thursday. February 23. 1961. For further particulars, reference is hereby made to Resolution of Inten tion No.

40264 C.M.S., passed December 27, 1960, and to said' plans and specifications on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland. Bidders must file with each pro posal or bid a check payable to the order of said City certified by a re sponsible bank for an amount which shall not be less than 10 per cent of the aggregate of the proposal or else a oona tor saia omounr ana payable, as aforesaid, signed by the bidder and by two sureties who shall lustily before any officer competent to administer any oath in double the -said amount ond over ond above statutory exempnonp. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk. No.

444-Jan. HM20 mm uuuu Age of 72 Mjjs. Florence Colby Bat- tram, widow of a business machine executive and a musical composer of note, died here Sunday at the age of 72. Mrs. BattrarAi, a resident here since 1922, was the widow of Frederick Battram, a Remington-Rand executive who died here in 1945.

She lived at 1176 Sunnyhills Road. A graduate in 1909 of the Denver University, she took her master's degree in music in 1911 at Columbia University. Mrs. Battram won the San Francisco Patricia Mor-bio award in 1939 for her original composition of Hills." Mrs. Battram also a charter member and past secretary of the national Sigma Kappa Sorority; Berkeley Chapter of the National League of American Pen Women; Oakland branch of thet American Association of University Women; the Music Teachers of California and the First Unitarian Church of Oakland.

Survivors include two sec ond cousins, Lewis J. Colby of Sonoma and Wesley Trounson of Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Albert Brown Mortuary. Jack H. Helms Funeral services for Jack H.

Helms of 91 Sleepy Hollow Lane, Orinda, a Bay Area insurance executive for many years, will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Halsted 1123 Sutter San Francisco. Last rites will be conducted by Presidio Lodge No. 35 of the Masonic Order. Helms, 59, was vice presi dent and secretary of Johnson Si Higgins of California in San Francisco.

A graduate of the California Institute of Technology, he and his wife, Helen, had lived in the Bay Area since 1934. He died following a heart attack in New York City on Jan. 25. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Ann Helms of Los Angeles, and a son, Jack Helms of Orinda. SERVICE STARTS FEB.

IS RY nun Harrah's LAKE TAHOE SOUTH SHORE ON Harrah's EXTREMELY LOW FARE Fun and entertainment await you at Harrah's on Lake Ta hoe's South Shore where you can enjoy the biggest names in show business, plus Nevada's excitement Starflight, featuring luxurious TWA 4-engine Constellations, leaves San Francisco at 8 pm (Sunday thru Friday), returning at 5:13 am. There is no charge for deluxe transportation from Lake Tahot Airport to Harrah's and return. For reservations see your travel sent or call SUtter 1-277L tYTAHOfL L. SOUTH SHORE HIGHWAY 50 NEVADA. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE THAT THE DIAGRAM AND ASSESSMENT FOR LIGHTING DISTRICT NO.

22 HAVE BEEN RE CORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS, AND THAT PAYMENT OF ASSESS MENTS IS DUE AND REQUIRED. Office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland. In compliance with law, notice is hereby given that on the 25th day of January, 1961, I received from me City Cleric and Clerk of the Council of the City of Oakland, the diagram and assessment of Lighting District No. which diagram and assessment were made as directed by Resolution No. 40214 C.M.S.

of the Council of the City of Oakland; which said assessment was duly levied by the Council of the City of Oakland on the 24th day of January, 1961, by Resolution No. 40353 C.M.S., upon respective subdivisions of land In said assessment district. Notice is hereby further given that said diaaram and assessment were duly recorded In my office on the 25th day or January, mi, ana mar an sums assessed are due and 1 payable im mediately, and that each of said assess ments is a Men upon tne property against which It is made, and that payment of each of said sums must be mode to me within thirty (30) days after the 30th day of January. 1961. All assessments not paid before the ex piration or tne said thirty (30) davs shall be delinquent and thereupon five per cent (ii ot the amount of each such delinquent assessment shall be added thereto.

The date of the first publication of this notice Is January 30, 1961. JOHN A. MORIN. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland. No.

445-Jan. 30 (51) i Hary Young IIAYWARD, Jan. 31-Ma-sonic services will be held at 10:30 a.m, tomorrow in me Garden Chapel of Pratt-Fierl Mortuary for James Harry Young, a retired newspaper columnist. Mr. Young, 87, who died Friday in an Oakland hospital after a long illness, worked for the Alameda Times Star for 20 years.

A resident of Alameda County for 66 years, he lived at 1889 A St and was the oldest mem ber of Eden Lodge, Masons San Leandro. He is survived by a nephew, Frank W. Young, of San Jose. i 1 Katmeen Kickey SAN LEANDRO, Jan. 31 1 A Requiem High Mass for 'Mrs.

Kathleen Rickey, former long-time resident of San Le andro, will be sung Friday at 10 sa.m. at St. Leander's Church, Formerly a resident of 300 Garcia Mrs. Rickey and her husband, Robert, moved last year to Santa Cruz where she died of a heart attack last Thursday. During her 38-year residence here, Mrs! Rickey was a member of the Catholic LadiesAi(Tof Sti Leander's Church, the Third Order of St.

Francis of St. Elizabeth, the Catholic Daughters, Han- na Institute of the YLI, and the Alta Mira Club of San Leandro. In addition to her husband she is survived by a daugh ter, Mrs. Eleanor Blurton, two sisters and four A Rosary service win be recited Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Guerrero and Seramur Mortuary, 407 Estudillo Ave John J.

Gould John J. Gould, Bay Area "structural engineer and part ner in the firm of Gould and Degenkolb, died in San Fran Cisco yesterday of a heart at tack. He was 63. He was responsible for the structural design of the build' ings at the International Ex -position on Treasure Island, Park Merced Towers, the Firemen's Fund Insurance Building, and four city ga rages, all in San Francisco. Born in Switzerland, he came to the Bay Area in 1925 Surviving are his wife, Helen, of Ross; and a son, 'Richard B.

Gould. i Private funeral services will.be held tomorrow at Ross. Millicent Thomas Mrs. Millicent Lloyd Thomas, I daughter of a California Gold Rush miner, died in Oakland yesterday, Mrs. Thomas lived in Oak land for 29 years.

She was 92 'and had lived in an Oakland rest home since 1953; Mrs. Thomas was born in Sutter Creek two years after her parents had come to the 1 mining fields from Cardiff, Wales, England. Her late hus band was the son of the man aeer of the Melinkoff Mines of Nevada County. Private services will be held tomorrow at the Chapel of Memories. Howe St.

and Mac- Arthur. Blvd. Mrs. Jessie M. Treat Death has claimed Mrs.

Jes sie McGilvray Treat, 79, wife of Professor Emeritus Payson Jackson Treat, who, formerly Board to Act on Principal Post The Oakland Board of Edu cation will act on a recom mendation today for the ap pointment of Dr. George Bliss, principal of Oakland Technical High School, as principal of the new hill area high school. The administration proposal calls for the appointment of Jack Borum, principal at Westlake Junior High School, to replace Bliss at Oakland Technical High. A veteran of 36 years with the Oakland schools, Dr. Bliss has worked as a teacher and administrator at Lockwood, John Swett, Grant, Sherman and Bret flarte schools.

From 1947 to 1952, he was principal of San Leandro High School, leaving there when the high school was transferred from the Oakland School District. He lives at 11 Brentwood Place. If approved by the board, the appointments would become effective Feb. 1. WIPING RAGS For economical throwaway.

wiping. Sheeting, turkish towels, Underwear, white or colors. Allied "tttntMf Imu Smlnf (Wail TE 2-0585 $l' 11 INSTALLATION SPECIAL 619 i38 Installed I Installed up to 12 square yards with door metal and coveing on prepared floor. Includes all materials for normal installation. Removing old floor, extra I AA SAN LEANDRO EL gin 7-7800 3000 Alvarado St.

Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Thurs. Fri. till 9 pm LEGAL NOTICES iiwfnr'ixui-njxfut turn of or as much thereof as may be necessary for the acquisition of fee title to certain real property for street and" highway purposes located on the southern side of East 18th Street westerly of 4th Avenue needed for the realignment of East 18th Street. Said property is. situate in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and more particularly designated ond described as Parcel 4 in Resolution No.

40344 C.M.S. on file in the office of the City Clerk. SECTION 2. The Right of Way and Land Officer is hereby authorized ond directed to take the necessary steps to complete said acquisition. SECTION 3.

This Ordinance shall take effect sixty (60) days after its final passage. In Council, Oakland, Jan. 24, 1961. Passed to print for two days by the following Ayes: Councilmen Chialvo, Hoover, Houlihan, Maggiora, Marovich, Osborne, Rileo, Youell ond President Rishell-9. NoesNone.

Absent None. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk. No. 440-Jan.

31-(2t) NOTICE BIDS FOR THE CITY OF OAKLAND, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The City Clerk will sealed bids or proposals lr her office In the City Hall' ot any time prior to the hour Quality redwood fencing Alameda County -cu. Westinghouse Four drying temperatures! Plugs in to any ordinary appliance) outlet! 20 Faster 20 Cooler! with purchase at regular price of matching 6-CYCLE WASHER Fully automatic Laundromat, for any fabric from wash'n to heavily soiled clothes! LEOAL NOTICES of 10:30 o'clock a.m. on Thursday, February 9, 1961, for the following: FOR FURNISHING ONE (1) 5,000 G.V.W. PICKUP TRUCK TO THE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application.

Price bid shall include all applicable taxes. The City is exempt from Federal Excise tax. All 'proposals shall be made In conformity with Section 126 ot the Oakland Charter, and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or surety bond for an amount not less than 10 per cent of the aggregate of the proposal, which shall be forfeited to the City If the successful bidder fails or refuses to enter Into the contract awarded him. A bond In an amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price shall be given by the successful bidder as guarantee for faithful performance of the contract. Contract to be entered Into within ten (10) days after award thereof.

Delivery to be made within forty-five (45). days after date of Auditor-Controller's Certification of Contract. All to be furnished In accordance with the terms of the specifications therefor adopted January 24,1961. GLADYS H. MORPHY, City' Clerk.

No. 437-Jan. 30 5t) ,495.698.48 601,893.05 893,805.43 for and on behalf of-said District, that af the financial condition of the ewld receipts ond disbursements of the lost thereof; and that the tame it true enJ ''4 3itt ddy of January. caroiyn inarcner, norory rumn County of Alameda, State of California .0 a I rl I IV I I1. -mm -v tttt -MTf5 aa- vatw wear OPEN TIL "-fl HI II Hi 'il I llll Illl, 4 ULeS Installed Three types to choose from conventional for as low as type, diamond top and top.

All tongue and groove. All posts and cross bars routed. Prices include 6-ft. high complete with gates, nails and cemented posts. Installed! Per Month Economy redwood fence material (not shown) 97 ft.

CALL FOR F-R-E-E ESTIMATES OAKLAND AN dover 1-93001 RICHMOND BE aeon 3-9220 E. 14th St. and 29th Are. I Macdonald at the Freeway Daily 9:30 to 5:30 I Dairy 9:30 to 5:30 Thurs. and Fri.

till 9 pm I Thur. Fri. till 9 pm WASHING ACTION Multi-speed Revoking Agitator changes speed constantly to separate dorhes and get then deaoer than ewe 9 P.M. Mon. AUTOMATIC LINT EJECTOR sweeps ont every trace of ant and scam.

No traps or filters to dean. Fri. LEGAL NOTICES ttttVattatjitet-tattii be given by the successful bidder at guarantee for faithful performance ot the contract. Contract to be entered Into within ten (10) days after award thereof. Delivery of the series must be mode to Central Stores, Basement, City Hall, Oakland, California, before August 1, 1961, ond the balance of the order must be delivered by September 1, 1961.

All to be furnished In accordance with- the terms of the speciflcotiont therefor adopted January 24, 1961. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerte. No. 438 Jan.

30 (St) PUBLIC SALE Revco upright freezer to be told ot Pacific Finance, 3501 East 14th Street. Oakland, on February 6, 1961 at 10:00 a.m. PUBCIC SALE Admiral 21-Inch television to be sold at Pacific Finance, 3501 Eost 14th Street, Oakland, on Februory 6, 1961 at 10:00 a.m. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE BIDS FOR THE CITY OF OAKLAND, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The City Clerk will receive sealed bids or proposals In her office in the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 10:30 o'clock a.m. on Thursday, February 23, 1961, for the following: FOR FURNISHING THREE HUN-DRED THOUSAND (300.000) SETS OF TRAFFIC CITATIONS TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Specifications and blonk forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall Include all applicable taxes. The City Is exempt from Federal Excise tax. All proposals shall be made in conformity with Section 126 of tne Oakland Charter, ond shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or surety bond for on amount not less than 10 per cent of the ag- of the proposal, which shall be orfeited to the City If the successful bidder fails or refuses to enter into the contract awarded him. A bond in an amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price shall BERKELEY TH ornwall 3-7590 2145 University Ave.

Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Thursdays till 9 pm LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICA TION TO OPERATE PUBLIC MOTOR VEHICLES. Notice is hereby qlven that Norman H. Fisher, doing business as Fisher's Ambulance Service! has filed an ap plication tor permission to operate lour (4) ambulances froi 2530 San Pablo 'Berkeley. Notice is hereby further given that a Rearing on saia application will be held by the City Manager at his office. Koom 318, city hall, Oakland, cantor.

nia, on Friday, February 3, 1961, at 10:00 clocK a.m., at which time and place any persons-interested may ap pear and file any objections they may nave. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk. No. 436-Jan.

SM3t) NOTICE OF WEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE AN AUTO- WRECKING YARD. Notice is hereby given that Emma lou caidweil Williams dba Caldwell Auto Wrecking, has filed an ODDlication for permission to operate an auto- wrecking yard at 2638 Eden Road, Oakland, California. Notice Is hereby further given that a hearing on said application will be held by the City Manager ot his office. Room 318, City Hall, Oakland, California, on Friday, February 3, 1961, ot the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m., at which time and place any persons Interested may appear and tile their objections if any they have. GLADYS H.

MlRPHY, City Clerk. No. 434-Jon. 3CM3t) ORDINANCE" NO. C.M.S.

AN ORDINANTF PP.ADPOODDI- ATING THE SUM OF $9,775.00 OR AS MUCH THEREOF' AS MAY BE NECESSARY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FEE TITLE TO CERTAIN. REAL KUr fcK IT FOR STREET AND HIGHWAY- PURPfiCPC inrATcn nu THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF EAST 18th SIKfcbT WESTERLY OF. 4th AVENUE NEEDED FOR THE REALIGNMENT OF EAST 18th STREET; AND DIRECTING THE RIGHT OF WAY AND LAND OFFICER TO TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO COMPLETE SAID ACQUISITION. BE IT ORDAIKIFn ho Hi the City of Oakland at follows: aeciium i. There Is hereby re-opproprlated out of the Special Got Tax Street ilmprovtmtnt Fund the 1 ORDINANCE NO.

M.S. AN ORDINANCE RE-APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF S13.83000 OR AS MUCH THEREOF AS MAY BE NECESSARY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF FEE TITLE TO CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY FOR STREET AND HIGHWAY PURPOSES LOCATED ON THE NORTHWESTERN SIDE OF HIGH STREET OP. POSITE BOND STREET NEEDED FOR THE OPENING OF BOND STREET; AND DIRECTING THE RIGHT OF WAY AND LAND OFFICER TO JAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO COMPLETE SAID ACQUISITION. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Oakland at follows: SECTION 1. There is hereby re-appropriated out of the Special Gat Tax Street Improvement Fund the turn of 13,830.00, or as much thereof as may be necessary for the acquisition of fee title to certain real property for street and highway purposes located on the northwestern tide of High Street opposite Bond Street needed for the opening of Bond Street.

Said property it situate In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, and more par ticulorly designated at Parcel A-5 and described at follows: PARCEL A-5: All that lot of land situated In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, Stat ot California, described as follows: EAST BAY REGIONAL PARK DISTRICT STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Fund Bolance Januory 1. 628,132.86 Add: Receipts Januory 1 to December 31, 1960 87,565.62 Add: Receipts Jarftory 1 to December 31, 1960 and 80,419.86 From Miscellaneous 187,145.76 Total Cosh to Account For. Expenditures January 1, 1960 to December 31, I960 Maintenance and Operating Expense ......491,541.28 Fund Balance December 31, 1960 January 31, 1961 STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF- ALAMEDA John A. Macdonald, being first duly sworn, deposes ond soys: Thar he Is an officer of the East Bay Regional Pork District to-wlt: Tha (vninra Hi.

Cnet nmt Qnlnnnl Park District, and at SuCh Officer BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the Northwestern line of High Street and the southwestern line of the tract of land containing 3.09 acres conveyed by P. H. Bloke, commissioner, to H. A. Pleitner by deed dated June 8th 1904 and recorded June 9th 1904, in Book 962 of Deeds, page 384, Alameda County Records; thence Northwesterly along said line of said tract above men tioned 150 feet; thence Northeasterly parallel with said line of High Street 55 feet; thence Southeasterly parallel with said line of said tract 150 feet to the Northwestern line of High Street; thence Southwesterly along told line of High Street 55 feet to the ploce of beginning.

SECTION 2. The Right of Way and Land Officer It hereby authorized and directed to take the necessary steps to complete sold acquisition. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect sixty (40) daye after Its final patsoge. In Council, Oakland, Jan.

34, 1961. Patted print for two daye by the following Ayes: Councilmen Chlotvo. Hoover, Houlihan, Maggiora, Marovich, Osborne, Rilea, Youell and President Rithell 9. Noes None. Absent None.

8-LADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk. No. 441-Jon. 31 (2tl l.

nuihnrinH nnki thi uarifirntlan he has read the foregoing statement District, showing and particularly the orecedlna vear and knows tha contents rnrrmrt nf hi, mutt Subscribed and sworn to before me this i the.