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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 11

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland Tnbuns I U.C. Prof.Urges Idea Swap atTokyo IKK Soldier's Roadster their frank views with young Dr. Harry Friedgood, the University of California professor who earned wide atten- people in other countries. Friedgood, a medical school professor; made his remarks said at the. time he actually had a better time than his pockeJLhad not been 'Big Cup' Wjnher 4: nnjast month-" when his heToreagparttog Uici pocket was' picked in Tokyo Richard L.

Guasco, of .22588 custom hardtop; Dave Cunningham, San Francisco, full custom sedan; Donald Seventh Hayward, was awarded the I' 1961 National en. Min subway, today for a non-political students', organization to help develop international, human relations. Umted States. He was robbed of R250 earlier this year and newspaper accounts of the theft 4ouched off a sympathy drive for him. Students contributed money and a drug manufacturer) paid his hotel bills- The American professor C5sd Vczzzzzzt NUNDKEOS TO CHOOSt MOM WON! WtCHlMASV tfttMT EH3Y co; '2520 EAST 14th Friedgood said in Tokyo he on display at the Oakland Ex- cugtom.

convertible; Jerry position Building. Speck and Dave Simmonds, hoped -such-an organization would be "a vehicle for Japa Guasco, wno is presenuy sia- Redwood City, full custom nese students to exchange U.S. Andy, was awarded the trophy during ceremonies last a mot night marking The ena oi ue wuei juhi.ouibu, a IMar event. "drajr'- motorcycle: Rudy Judges chose the car, wnicn Garcia, Berkeley, competition made its debut in the ExposM Met. fiat- tion Building, as 'America's land, custom pickup; Gary RESOURCES 0VC3 130 most beautiful roadster." OREGON1 SEDAN ilUmimlthiiim Elmore, Castro Valley, semi custom coupe; Larry Schwa The second award as A SURPRISE AWAITS VICTIM OF LATEST FRANK HITTING UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA tvfiSSvi lit" "America's best competition 1 a Fresno, custom speedboat, and Bud Fraser, This car, tturtea with papers ever the weekendstill ihs en Durant Ave.

car" went to a rod sedan en Hayward, custom kart WESTERN CHAMPS tered by Bob Tindle of which featured an orange body mounted on rear NEWWRINKLE U.S. Western champions In First Savings is eluded K. C. Coakley, San Le- lunges. More than 150 custom cars, UC Pranksters andro, street rod roadster; Don Toenotti.

Sacramento. hot rods, sports cars, expert State Opens Colorado Water Fight street rod coupe; Dave Mac- mental models, 'motorcycles Scwid-so Soie-and arid sneedboats were featured Donald San Pablo, competi- during the nationally known uon roa coupe uary uoaa Tryuto Stuffing Oakland ana jonn unaam, uamana Grand Na tional Sweep- dragster; Mel Tformmo, San PitdRc for your savings stakes trophies went to Jose, roadster pickup Nicho- BERKELEY, JFeb. 27-r-Bed California has started its Hostftter and Carruthers of las Lepesh, Sunnyvale, pick Berkeley were quietly shoving newspapers through an auto window at Durant and Sacramento for the "Hot Rod up truck: Bob and Vickie telephone booths bd--marathon' ping- fight the Colorado River water recommendations of the: year. Dallas "Butch" Benedetti, Daly City, semi- pong games are "muchj College Avenues. Fremont for the "Sports car custom narutop; xerry uorp, And the warning is out to work forpfanksters at the d'Eleeance.

Virgil Brinkman Salinas, semi-custom sedan of Special Master Simon H. Rifkind, Atty. Gen. Stanley of. Sacramento for the "Full Peach Barrios, Oakland, The current, rate per annum on Insured Savings all unsuspecting drivers parking within a mile of the Cam University, 'of California" this year.

Custom Car d'Elegance" and semi-custom convertible, and Mosk said yesterday in San Francisco. Sonny Morris of Hayward for cart Garcia, Kio vista, cus panile: Lock your doors and They've come up with a Rifkind was appointed by the ''Semi-Custom Car Ele- torn motorcycle. the U.S. Supreme Court to roll up your windows tight. gance." California State champions make recommendations on is a "All-America" awards went iinciuaea uary Kemero nine -year long suit between to a street rod roadster by Merced, street rod roadster California and Arizona.

His in Thomas Peterson of Mountain Donald T. Pedrazzi, San Jose, terpretation favored Arizona View, competition rod road- competition rod roadster; Ed simple but vexmg trick stuffing automobiles full of newspapers. Berkeley police officer Phil Mower, who patrols the campus housing area, says that about the only practical jokes he's found this year are room and auto stuffing. AN INOVATiON Mosk said California filed sters by Robert E. Curtin of Hegarty, Richmond, stree 5Mnff Aeeeents INSUIIS $10,000 ly the Mral Savings end lean Insurance Corporation Alameda and by Whipp, Ham- rod coupe; Terry Harrison BAY BARBERS ALERTED FOR JFK HAIRCUT Bay Area barbers were given advance warning to mond and Johnson of Red- and Ken Conca, Alameda its exceptions to the Rifkind recommendations with the U.S.

Supreme Court, and he termed the document "the ding, a street rod coupe by competition rod coupe: Don Ronald Price of San Jose, alOrosco, El Cerrito, street rod opening round." They've been filling rooms competition rod coupe by Dor- sedan; Jim Fresno, ricott and Shehan of Oakland, pickup truck; Robert Palla "We intend to make every hi a i i i i wi Xhm Vii 1 1 with newspapers for years," reported Mower, "but tthe auto stuffing is a new a dragster by Tom Prufer of dino, Brentwood, semi-custom effort to persuade the court that there is no legal basis Mountain View, a street hardtop Darreu Kent nsber snorts roadster by Robert Richmond, semi-custom for the adverse decision which the special master recom Guadagno of Sacramento, a sedan; Jon Souchwick, El Cer College in the roar mends," he said. CRIPPLE PROJECTS full custom coupe by Bill nto, semi-custom convertiwe Cushenbery of Monterey, aland John Dias, Oakland, cus day: "Get ready for the JFK." As a two-day "Barber-ama" came to a close at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel, some 3,000 Bay Area ton-sorial artists and their wives were shown all the latest men's haircuts. Included were the "Thea 1 1 II If IB I- Si Hi ill iii i 1 pill iiP3ilap: semi-custom hardtop by torn motorcycle "That decision ing 20s were far moreafhbi-tious. A favorite trick was to disassemble a model-T and reassemble it in a dormitory room while the owner was out of town on vacation. David J.

Pygeorge of Oak- Bob Parks of Sacramento destroy the entire permanent land, a full custom hardtop who entered a speedboat sur SIX COIIVEJIIENT OFFICES to serve yon personally. Or, if you Irish, SAVE BY MAIL. First Savings pays the postage both wsys. by LeRoy Kemmerer of rounded by palm trees, won water supply of the Metropolitan Water District and would cripple two great irrigation Castro Valley and custom mo- special trophy for the best And on occasion, when the torcycies by Kaipn w. xvioorei snow aispiay trical," "Ivy League," and Mrs.

JacKie.Moore, ootn Mosk said the exceptions auto owner returned usually late at night after an exhausting trip he'd itod the room and the car filled with newspapers to boot. are a preface to California's of Riverside. tl.m TL. opening brief, which will be "Metropolitan" and the Promoters of the show didn't demonstrate the JFK, National champions andN'r'v riOte TO PflKira filed with the court May 22, THREE OBJECTIONS in recent students but they told the The California exceptions Kidwell, Castro VaUey, street u.b. Amoassaaor ueweiiyn rod roadster Walsh, Peterson Thompson returned to Moscow have turned to compettitive AND SO TO BED i WW, thatthe President's distinctive hair fashion is certain raised three principal objec anA Alameda, com- irom wasiungwu wuay wiui a tions to Rifkind's recommend The latest craze is bed oetition rod roadster; Mar- personal message for Premier to become popular.

The clipper convention is ed decision, Mosk said. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION pushing. One concerned his disregard shall Millbrae, street jod Nikita Khrusncnev irom es. coupe; Geraghty and Barns, idfint John Kennedy, rc Anaoioe pnmnptitinn rod He was greeted at the air Yesterday, a group of 80 designed to teach barbers how to get a greater share of the Colorado River compact negotiated in 1922. Rif American River Junior Col of the consumer dollar.

lege students pushed a bed in couDe: FranK Kmgnt, uax- kind said it was irrelevant. land street rod sedan: Hasel- Keeves ana cultural coun One such way is promotion of the "Feather Cut," The second was Rifkind's 1700 Broocfwoy ot 17lfi Sfret TO Stockton Strut at Mork 2131 StKrttutkAnuotCnrtr .1416 Park Stret bctwtm Ctntral and Sonta Oara .1199 East 14th StrNt at Davfo i 1401 Mt. Diablo Blvd. betwtM Mate and Broadway OAKIAND (HonwOffkt) SAN PIANCISCO MCILIY ALAMEDA SAN UAXDRO WALNUT CRIIK i Km. thnt and Revnoids.

selor Lee Brady. rejection of the principle of relays from- Marysville to Sacramento; a distance of more than 40 miles, to claim a newrecord. 1 1 rrn i ,7 Dlrlo Hracrctor- Tlavirt i 1UC vuuieuw ui ujc mcaoagc first in tune, first in right. a $4.75 special. Here's how it's done: The customer has his hair washed and dried.

Then the hair is Mosk said this is the basis of Dias, Concord, rod roadster fere not usclosed in advance ia Mc, but it wa known that Thomp- They said they covered the water rights in the western states. Aihav n5rkim truck, son would convey Kennedy W. FORD, Inntfn Vim fntUmt BTUART DAVIS, PnMnt 40 miles in eight hours and five minutes, 20 minutes brought up right with a hot STKir 'T desire for improvement in re The third objection was to ofitinn innrtl laUOHS DClWeBU UJS U1UWU Rifkind's refusal to make any air blower. The barber steps up with his straight razor, takes one swipe, and ahead of the previous record held by a University of British Columbia ew. The bed roadster; Jim Gimenez, Hay-1 States and Russia.

wham the "feather cut" ward, street sports coupe; Walter Schmit, Rio Vista, was on rollers. determination as to how much water will be available from the main stream of the Colorado River to Arizona, California and Nevada. is over. Meanwhile, students i semi-custom hardtop; Lore Sharp, Bremerton, full Solons Probe Navy Plans for IS Marine- Center at San Bruno Feb. 27-liF) believed it could be sold by Motor Vehicle at your service i5 1438 BROADWAY (Between 14th and 15th StsJ DOWNTOWN OAKLAND HI 4-1605 the government for enough money to build a permanent reserve training center on -Three members of the House Armed Services Committee were assigned today to investigate a Navy proposal to establish a Marine Corps Reserve.

Training Center at San Bruno. I IOt 1HB MAN cheaper property in a location nearer the center of the area it is intended to serve. Committee Chairman Carl Vinson agreed with Young Vinson named the er that the San Bruno item should be stricken from the authorization bill temporarily nendine an IMPORTED ft DOMESTIC APPAREL SINCE 1921 ORDERED TO VACATE ONE-THIRD OF OUR PREMISES OVER $60,000 OF MEN'S FINE IMPORTED and DOMESTIC SUITS SPORTCOATS SLACKS He named Reps. L. Mendel special subcommittee after Rep.

J. Arthur Younger Calif.) protested a $107,000 item in the military construction authorization bill to remodel one of the temporary buildings at the San Bruno site. Rivers S.C.), George A. Huddleston, Ala.) and James E. Van Zandt, Younger said the location on the old Tanforaa Navy Base, headquarters of the sanmis SACRIFICED rtnlrk.

asalr Mf1ial Raolha Mlo. ntti hl- k1 iat. btf tt ia th Utebca naval engineers, is in the heart of San, Bruno on valuable property that should be released by the Navy and returned to the tax rolls. OFF Nature's Best Petroleum Jelly rm Aid MOnOLlfJG He told the committee he Ride regularly and save. Tokens, 5 for $1.00.

ADVIRTISEMENT OPEK MONDAY MITE 'TO 8 P.M. MEN'S SUITS Now! Relieve acid attacks caused by 0 Retdy to wear imports. Cashmere and wools, Forstmann Fabrics, Mohairs and wools, fine worsteds by H. Freeman, and others in conventional and natural shoulder models. III SWAGH TENSION 90 Reg.

59.50, 75.00, 89.50, 110.00 Now Only From 49 SPORT COATS But most folks who suffer fronr'car habit" don't figiirfe 'the cost of driving. So forget economy. Concentrate on comfort, luxury, freedom from parking and traffic problems. AG Transit provides those things or you, with $7,500,000 worth of luxurious Transit Liners. Break your "car habit." Ride AC Transit British Imports.

Shetlands, Cashmeres, Tweeds by H. Freeman and others in conventional and natural shoulder models. Tabei discovery checks attacks in then works like a warm glass of milk to keep acid stomach soothed for hours Reg. 39.5050.00, 65.00, 95.00, 90 29 Now Only From gave. The answer came when nhvsidans discovered a Glycine i3l SLACKS rnnnund-a medication that imported fabrics, reverse twists, dacron and wools, flannels, plain and pleated fronts, continental and Dak type models.

soothed a burning add stomach even better thau a warm glass of milk. A medical publication reported that this compound mm taster relief than ordinary 90- Reg 18.50, 23.50, 27.50, 29.50 Now Only From 12 antacids, and actually worked to soothe the stomach for tours and niird against repeated add to Ride the "It's fclence knows that today, millions suiter from Stomach distress caused by todays hectic pace of living; Juice and coffee breakfasts diet foods. Your own doctor can tell you. Stomach Tension pours wave fter wave of burning add onto delicate stomach tissues. But ordinary antacids merely relieve the first wave of acid.

en leave the stomach, leave? ou open to further attack An ant-Add was needed that could give prolonged soothing relief fuae amazing relief that doctors knew a warm glass of mux- attacks. This most effective SPORT 4 IMPORTED ALLIGATOR SHIRTS HOSIERY BELTS Vals.te$10.tS Vals. to S2.9S New Only 4.90 1.00 2.90 100 Wool, compound is named a mi cone. Tf vou suffer Stomach Tension ALAUEDA-CONTRA COSTA TRANSIT DISTRICT 1106 ROADWAY, OAKLAND CAtlPOKNtA OLyma 3 tndav. and ordinary antacids fail to bring the relief you want.

nti mod Amltone. Amitone tab- mt am available at all drug? CRiSCE 'IT WITI BARUlcniCASB 81 WTDKATIOXAL counters without presenpuon. 4 1.

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