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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 14

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Montcla Rezone ir STONE LIONS TO GUARD ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS mm 'I -V-- 14 May 1963 School Board OKs Planetarium Plans WMeaneYes CAM MAKE YOU ert V. McKeen, Rilea, and Mayor John Houlihan. Standing by the planning commission's denial of the application were Councilmen Felix Chialvo, Robert L. Osborne, and John JH. Reading.

ical Society and they wilTbe placed at the entrance of the zoological gardens in Knowland State Park in East Oakland. The board bypassed a suggestion by Raymond H. Miller of the Botanical Society," that $250 to $300 would be required to sandblast and clean the statues and build new pedestals for them. The two lion statues that have guarded the Alameda County Welfare Building for so many years are going to-a more appropriate environment when the old building is torn down. The Board of Supervisors Tuesday voted to present the stone replicas to the East Bay Zoological Gardens and Botan Councilman Harry R.

Lange was The Oakland Public Schools' new planetarium at the Chabot Science Center will be a two-story, cube-shaped building, perched atop a single central pier. That was the concept em absent. How often we see It people who obviously ire losing their hair end keep "putting it off" until there is no hair left to worry about! Then the hair gets really thin, they suddenly become frantic. NEVER was it more true, than with your hair that "a stitch in time savqi nine The warnings on approaching baldness ate always there right from the start Itchiness, dry or oily scalp, exces Solo Flier Betty Miller Reaches Fiji Then came a motion by McKeen to draft a resolution to grant the exception. Amid some confusion, this came out 4-4, and 7, braced by the Oakland Board of Education Tuesday when they lacking the necessary five votes, Councilman Howard E.

Rilea voted "no" when he meant to vote "yes." And some 100 residents of the Montciair District left the Tuesday night meeting of the Oakland City Council somewhat confused but under the impression that a proposal to build a 25-unit apartment house in their single-family home area was stalled. They learn today that Rilea later pressed for reconsideration and won his point. The apartment house will be up for approval again May 16. It is backed by Saul Pearce, builder, for property at 552 Montciair Ave. in a highly restricted zone.

Pearce applied for an exception from zoning regulations. Pearce wants to erect a building of five stories three with eight apartments each and a penthouse. The planning staff, was defeated. approved preliminary plans for the facility prepared by the At this point the council had refused to deny the application, S. I.

TUROFF City Says Land Suit Weakened by Cop architectural firm of Van Bourg, and also refused to grant it. SECOND LOOK Nakamura and Associates. At a meeting of the buildings Later Rilea explained he had SUVA, Fiji (AP)-Betty Miller of Santa Monica, landed at Nandi, Fiji, Wednesday afternoon, completing the next-to-last leg of her attempt to become the first woman to fly soto across the Pacific to Australia. The 37-year-old flying instructor made the flight from Canton Island in 8 hours and 26 minutes. Mrs.

Miller still has about 1,400 and grounds committee preced ing the official Board of Educa Intended to vote yes, and asked for reconsideration. By this time, Houlihan had left the meeting tion meeting, architect Mitchell Van Bourg estimated a stripped- said at the opening of the board hearing that Shragg and City Traffic Engineer Jay Czizek had and another indecisive vote was sive dandruff scales, thinning or bald spots if you notice any of these danger signals, it's time to do something about it Uu! Baldness doesn't wait neither should you. We have helped thousands with scalp problems, the proof of our reliability is our rapid growth, with offices throughput California. The hardest step for balding people seems to be to prod themselves into taking the first free examination. It takes just 15 minutes, and can prove to be some of the most valuable minutes of your life! The examination shows JUST what can be done in YOUR case.

If YOU are thinning, why wait? The intelligent thing to do is to get your FREE examination NOW! Come in today, you'll be glad you did. No appointment necessary. imminent. down version of the plan could be built for about $53,000. promised earlier to provide Dall But Reading reversed his vote With all of the extras a roof man with any traffic informa miles to go on her 7.100-mile flight from Oakland, Calif, to Brisbane, Australia.

She is de recommending against the proj so as to get the matter back on the council calendar. Chialvo and Osborne continued their opposition as the draft of an ap 1 tion it needed. NOT CONFIDENTIAL livering a twin-encine plane to a Deputy City Atty. Mark Shragg told the Civil Service Board the action of an Oakland policeman weakened his case during trial of a city condemnation for East Oakland street construction. He said Patrolman Constan-tine.

Poulos provided confidential" traffic information to the opposing lawyer. The officer, who has admitted giving the other attorney the information, has asked the board to overturn his $200 fine and purchaser, in proval resolution was ordered ri She plans to leave Nandi Friday He said the division gives similar information to a number of individuals and firms. "It was top observation platform, rest-rooms and an exhibition hall downstairs the building would cost an estimated $80,000. The viewing area and projection equipment will be located on the second floor of the building. An audience of 100 will be able to sit under the 30-foot perforated on a 5-2 vote.

Hour Daily 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Bert Pearce represented his Saturdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m. (Separate Dept. for Ladies) Wednesday 4-8 p.m. not a confidential report," he father in arguing for the project He was supported by one neigh added flatly.

Tffi'J" borhood resident, Mrs. Edward Duncan conceded Poulos gave i 1 1 dome when the planetarium is Jones. the report to a private Investigator on a street corner but de lull i six months suspension for alleged in use. The building will house $37,000 The opposition was headed by Mrs. Eloise B.

Cushing, James ect, noted that it would be "completely incompatible with the surrounding low-density development" and said it would not even be legal for a zone, where some multiple housing is allowed. THE VOTES Residents of the area protested and filed opposing petitions. The staff recommendation and a 5-1 vote of the planning commission against the project was noted. And the council voted 5-3 in favor. Joining to overrule the planning commission and the neighbors were Councilmen Fred Maggiora, Dan Marovich, Rob HAIR SCALP JiS nied there was anything furtive about the action.

He said the worth of equipment purchased Trezona, and Paul Mmossian misconduct. $49,520 AWARD Shragg testified Tuesday the jMWteMMl John Bias said he is a friend of JM on a cooperative basis by Oakland Rotary clubs, the social Pearce but dislikes his project. defense attorney received a copy officer was on his way home and that the meeting place was more convenient. The city is represented in the district and the Federal Govern before he did of a special report ment. 1 OAKLAND: 1624 Franklin St (Suite 1020) TW 3-7322 3 BERKELEY: 2171 Shattuck Ave.

(Suite 202) TH 3-7726 1 San Francisco: 821 Market St. (Suite 364) Westlake: 15 Southgate Ave. (Suite 256) riant in Belgrade on driveway accidents on East Van Bourg also submitted a 12th Street near the Dallman appeal hearing, which will con BELGRADE, Yugoslavia AP) more conventional one story building, but pointed out this Company headquarters. Secretary-General Thant arrived from Romania today for tinue at 3:30 p.m. next Tuesday, by Asst.

City. Atty. Edward Goggin. The report had been prepared -J building would use up too much- talks with President Tito. by the traffic division in an attempt to refute Dallman's claims for Brisbane.

Mrs. wliller left Oakland April 30 and became the first woman to fly solo the 2.200 miles from the U.S. mainland to Hawaii. She flew to Canton Monday. Girl Scouts Carnival Day This Saturday Saturday is Senior Carnival Day for 21 troops in the Oakland Area Girl Scout Council.

The annual event will be held from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Building, 200 Grand Ave. Senior scouts will be in charge of 26 booths, including a country store, fortune telling, spook house, movie and refreshment -booths. Proceeds from the sales will help defray the costs of sending four outstanding girl scouts to national and international scouting events this summer.

They are Ann Hitchcock, Mar buildable space at the science center. ALL 4 CAP WELLS OPEN 3 NIGHTS: THURSDAY, FRIDAY MONDAY. the street was hazardous. Use of the central pier founda The plumbing firm eventual tion for the two-story structure makes it possible to suspend the ly was awarded $49,520 for the loss of 248 square feet of land at East 12th Street and 22nd building over a steep incline which would not, otherwise, be buildable. Avenue.

The only remaining ac cess to the Dallman plant is on The board authorized school East 12th. officials to contract with the Poulos' attorney, Rod Duncan, architects for preparation of final plans and specifications. Stanford Nulaid Gets New Manager SAN LEANDRCJ-W-Louis J. Hartenfeld took over as general manager of the Nulaid Farmers Fund Hits $73 Million Association today in the big egg garet Morrison, Mary Schneider, and Sue Salmon. General chairman of the event Is Mrs.

Robert McCarthy. Work marketing cooperative's third top management change in sue weeks. ing with her are Mrs. J. Elwyn Bobet, Mrs.

Leo Cecaci, Mrs. Hartenfeld had been general manager of the Hayward Poul Bobert Hitchcock, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. Eric Salmon and try Producers Association more Mrs. Eugene Cox.

than five years. The Nulaid and Hayward co operatives announced they would seek to join their opera gBBfe; nsv 4.., Lt tions in a feed, farm supply and marketing organization with an Stanford alumni groups connected by telephone in cities from coast to coast reported Tuesday night $72,841,089 toward the $100 million goal of the University's PACE campaign. The simultaneous meetings in 36 cities from New York to San Diego were held to spur thousands of volunteer workers in Stanford's Plan of Action for a Challenging Era. The nationwide fund drive is in its third year. The $73.8 million includes gifts, pledges and matching funds from a $25 million Ford Foundation incentive grant.

Man Dies in Hotel Room Fire Alfred Wunstorff, 70. was burned to death early today when he apparently fell asleep while smoking a cigaret in his San Francisco hotel room. annual volume of more than $85 million. The Nulaid association has as Fire inspectors said the lighted sets of more than $30 million and the Hayward association more than $6.5 million. Hartenfeld succeeds Robert G.

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