Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 8

Danek, Mary Ivary and Stephen! 8-BB Aklattbitfirrlbune May 1171963 ort Council Mfr. Diablo Jetp Scout Sheperd, Troop 274, Warri Bellows, Troop 288; and Pahlroeyer, Troop 233: Makine the presentations' ReiectsCohsolidatibnPlan? State Assemblyman -Don I' Has Rhone i. 4 Call Boom ford, R-Piedmont, who receh; his Eagle award at the Chabot school in 1927. Barry Swank, Dick Jones and Bill Wvllie. Year Pins will be The court of, honor was hosted by, Troop 211 rpresented trr Chapman, Jttckey Joey ivessmger, Dave Van Matre, Bruce Carnes, Ken Pryor.

Eagle Awards Given 12 Scouts -rn -'fikK WWW rWH 1 I'' fe iSt ftS Mm -n M-, n'- Oakland were among 12 Eastbay Boy Scouts Guard, Reserve Reorganization i i WASHINGTON. (UPI) -rTh8 Army announced the reorganization of the Army National Guard and the Army Qrganjized Reserve was com-, pleted May 1-a month ahead of schedule. The controversial reorganise tion Is largely a paper re-snulfle pending field tests this summer, Army officers Indicated. conferred with Eagle, awards Friday night at ceremonies attended by more than 200 per Calls by the hundreds continue to pour into the Metropolitan Oakland International Airport's flight -information center each day. In order to handle the unexpected business, the airport has added additional telephone lines and information clerks.

Alvin Mitchell, supervisor of the center, reports that about 20 per cent of the callers are booking flights. Most of the others obtain information, for future trips. After taking reservations, the clerks inform travelers where they can pick up their tickets from travel agents and airline For. Oakland area jesidents, the center's number is 5624165. Outside the Oakland toll zone, MARTINEZ The Mt.

Diablo Boy Scout Council has voted to reject the proposed consolidation of seven Bay Area councils into a regional Boy Scout jurisdiction, The action was taken at a dinner meeting here after a report by a special study I committee headed by A. Bray of Martinez, Justice of the State District Court of Appeals. Unification was suggested by a special commission in 1961. So far, only the Oakland Council has. given the idea final approval.

Mt. Diablo, a membership of 15,500 Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers in Contra Costa County, Berkeley and Albany, is the second council to vote itself out of the proposaL The San Mateo Council previously decided against unification. "The youth population of Contra Costa' County is growing by leaps" and Bray said, "which will enable the council to continue to grow in size. "Since scouting Is essentially a volunteer program, (disapproval of consolidation) "will- en able a closer liaison between the representatives from the communities. Action on the suggestion is pending by councils in Piedmont, Alameda, San Francisco and Marin County.

Court of Honor to. Follow Breakfast EL CERRTTO Boy Scout Troop 104 will combine its annual Mother's Day breakfast with a Court of Honor Sunday. Breakfast will be served at 7:30 a.m. at the Fairmont School auditorium and will be highlighted by the induction of 21 new members. Awards will go to Tom Doepp-ner, second class; John Chapman, first class; Bruce Bakker, star, and Glen Bakker, life.

Winning merit badges will be presented to Daryl Cook, Charles and John Chapman, Bruce Bakker, Glen Bakker, Chapman, sons at Anthony tnanoi Elementary School. were Gary and Lee Dit- lefsen, 17 and 15 respectively, the sons of Mr. and Mrs. K. L.

ftasaaaaaososoos DiUefsen, 1271 Holman Road The Ditlefsen brothers are members of Troop 223. i SHIRTS MADE Another awardee of Troop 223 A GUARDIAN UON GETS A LIFT TO KNOWLAND STATE PARK Raymond Miller (left) and Supervisor Emanuel Razeto watch lions move TO was Lonnie Merrill. The other nine Eagle recipi travelers should ask the opera ents at the Lake District court tor for EN terpnse 1-2421 Mitchell is being assisted by of honor included: Holland Booming, I BARNES WRIGHT TI10 I IHKTMmi i 2034 BROADWAY CT Richard Burger, Peter DuBols and Lawrence Payne, Troop reservation and routing experts from Trans World and United airlines. 1212; Stephen Donovan, John Says Dutch Envoy Stone Lions ReaHyMade From Metal Alameda County's "stone" lion guardians, which have been sen 3. -v.

I The Holland tourist who expects to step off ship or plane into a land of windmills, wooden shoes and tulips, will be sorely disappointed jsays -Dr-JanH. van Roijen, Netherlands ambas tinels before the portals of the old Hall of Records building at 4th St. and Broadway since before the turn of the century, aren't stone at all. "They're really iron or some other metal," revealed Supervisor Emanuel Razeto, chairman of the board's public works committee. w- i rt Vvr UPflPI Hp Iff qpfffr rntaHiM-Jtcobf hit nigMiaNc a with Mvartl mof nuiwracturtrt sitpoM tMir.tnhr sador to the United States.

Van Roijen was a luncheon guest Friday of Donald Browne, vice president and treasurer of Kaiser Industries. The Dutch envoy to Washington for 13 years was the Netherlands' negotiator last year in talks which followed Indonesia's threat to seize Dutch West New Guinea by force. -ECONOMY BOOMS Actually the visitor enters a land. of booming economic development, highly industrialized and facing a labor shortage, he said. Forty-two per cent of the economy is industrial, only 12 per cent agrarian, Dr.

Roijen said. Like the other Common Market countries, Holland has enjoyed rapid industrial growth since World War II, registering an increase of 30 per cent as compared with 14 per cent in rtmiining stocks of 19(2 ApptUncn. In wiany casts riitra (t only a tlifht iiHtnnn in trim, frn rha 1963 models. Evarything naw and parfact. CarieaJt aKiay rafrigaraton, fiaaian, wuhtrt, 4rytn, ranges ra taM at kiga disounts.

Fraa tUlivarf within SO miles. AH warrantias httVti by eir awn factory authorixao1 aarvka lay an bank farms with law down paymant or asa aur spaclal 90-day DR. JAN VAN ROUEN Netherlands ambassador Fire Safety 1 "Most everyone has believed they were stone or concrete underneath the pain Razeto said. "But tap them and they like a bell." 1 Razeto. who believes the liens, no matter what they are made of, should have a place of honor "for protecting our records so faithfully through the years," watched them removed from their original location Fri- day by an Oakland Park Department crew.

Also present was Raymond Miller, who heads the advisory committee of the Eastbay Botanical and Zoological Society. 1 The board of supervisors last week agreed that the two statues should be entrusted to ONE-OF-A-KIND SPECIALS! READ THE FINE PRINT! SAVE BIG MONEY! ifl Job to Start In 2 Schools the United Kingdom and 18 per cent in the United States. WASHtR. ttmi new RCA Whirlpool, 12. lb.

capacity, circulating lint filter. Flexible ALBANY-A low bid of $62,765 American capital is welcomed in Holland, the ambassador said, for fire safety work at Marin and Cornell schools has been ac and many firms already are es- cepted by the Albany board of education. lauusnea mere. temperature control. Standard model, not the fanciest but what a buyt Companion calue ebewner J245.

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New 1963 Fnaidaire. Cold, worm and ho! wain cont'olj. Wcmn Of U.S. INVESTMENTS The bid by Chamberlain Con Knowland State Park in East Oakland, where they will be There has been considerable placed at the entrance of the American investment in Dutch enterprises and numerous Amer zoological gardens. The brick structure they've ican banks have branches in that country.

Dr. van Roijen said the Neth guarded so long soon will be razed. The Welfare Department, which formerly used the antiquated building, moved recently to new quarters acrqss erlands' economic policy is di struction Co. of Berkeley was referred to the architect, B. Reede Hardman, for some possible changes original estimated cost of the proposed work had been set at $42,000.

Superintendent Schools Kenneth Forry said the plan was to go as far as possible on the money available. A second bid received was considerably higher. The work involves sprinkler, fire alarm, electrical and heat rected toward an Atlantic part nership which rests on the cold rinse. Automatic water level. Clear-cut, easy-to-uie controls.

Compare to $300. Our price, delivered, (WOA63). $199 New 1 v62 Frigidaire. Full tize, heovy duty, complete with water saver and tine fabric setting. Frigioare's finest mechanum.

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Built Old photographs indicate the United States on the one hand, and on a United Europe on the i other. He said the Netherlands! lions were an integral part of the original Victorian design, intends to contribute to the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza ing alterations to bring the which before 1930 included two front wall plaques of lions and a dozen bearded gargoyles at schools up to required emergen tion alliance without which we long ago would have been enclosed behind the Iron Curtain." 99 JI 12UkVKMJ1J 1 eJll 11111 I c' lit to last 1 2 years. Worth $270, only the eaves. cy and safety regulations. OBITUARIES Missionary Will Talk on Puerto Rico Brigadier Tobias Martinez, rangements are in charge of the Chapel of the Palms, 37337 Fre WASHtR.

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Worth to $249 elsewhere. Our price $19 DRYIR. New Frtgjdnire, best quality. Wash 'n weot, filter, etc. Worth $200.

Model DDA-62. Qnly $1 19 DRYIR. Frigidaire gas. 1Mb. capacity, large drum, lint filter, fine fobnc cvcle.

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New 1962 Frigidaire with genuine freerer. Worth $230. Model DA-IO-62 mont Blvd. Ralph A. Knapp who pioneered the work of the Salvation Array in Puerto Rico, will speak at 7 p.m.

Sunday at the Oakland Salvation Army During Brigadier Martinez's 30 years as a Salvation Army officer, he has served 10 years Funeral services will be held today for Ralph A. Knapp, 74, a past president of the Building aielee.B.B-MsFa. Seve big money now on tte wither ff rJ Never before offered at such II -1L vou've Jlweys wented. Femdy ce- tk Srn Nisi Dl Xd'Sl -kwa ow writing. An unbe.tible value Jk it $229 up ,0 "70.

A Friedmjn-Jecobs Jf exclusive only $189. DOWN $12 A MOMTH V7 $9 DOWN A MONTH VsV Owners and Managers Associa tion. as a missionary to Centeral and i South America. He is en route He was a memhpr of the mericarr-fastrtutroffiear-F Mrs. Eva Hatch Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Mrs.

Eva Hatch, 59, widow of a former Oakland police lieutenant. Mrs. Hatch Thursday night in an auto accident on State Highway Four just south of Rodeo. Her late husband, Clifford A. died in 1957 in a truck-car collision and explosion near Bakersfield.

He retired from the Oakland force in 1950 after 25 years of service. Mrs. Hatch lived most of her life in Oakland. She is survived by three sons, Walter, Ernie and Harry, and 13 grandchildren. Services will be' held at 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Ave. The Rev. Fred Trevitt will officiate. tate Appraisers and past presi sume command of the Salvation Army operation.

dent of the Oakland Real Estate Board. Mr. Knapp was born in Oak' land and lived here all his life He resided at 396 Bellevue Ave Kindergarten Sets Monday Registration CASTRO VALLEY Registration for kindergarten classes in Castro Valley schools will open Monday, and the district urges parents to enroll children early, because class sections will close when enrollments reach 30. ToqualifyTyouhgsters'must be five years old before Dec. 1C 1 i r'.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral today at 9 a.m. at the John Cox Piedmont Memorial Chapel, 4016 Howe thence to Our Lady of Lourdes Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of lhe Rosary was at 8 p.m. Friday. ItFRIGlflATOR.

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