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i3 ccccc iiasssn io wait At School Dinner I If 1 multi-purpose building. The latter facility includes lounges for students and faculty, an assembly hall, recreational areas and a dining hall. In addition to classrooms, the new academic building includes music i and practice preaching rooms with audio vis ual eqwpmenLl; Formal dedication of the new btiildings is scheduled for Jan. BERKELEY Harold Stas-sen, president of the American Baptist Convention with headquarters" in Valley Forge, will be the speaker for 7 p.m. Tuesday Victory Dinner at Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, 2606 Dwight Way.

Stassen is a former governor of Minnesota and a former official of President Eisenhower's administration. More than 250 representatives of Northern California American Baptist Churches are expected for the event 'to be held in the seminary's new multi purpose building. The banquet will celebrate the oversubscription of the $500,000 needed for the building of a new academic building and the new 1 I -3 7, according to Dr. Ralph John son, president of the seminary. til 5 IOOF Encinal Lodge Elects Officers ALAMEDA Thomas Boone of 2717 Encinal has been elected Noble Grand of Encinal Lodge 164, Independent Order of Oddfellows.

Other officers named for the 1964 term include Lester Bucci-arelli, Vice Grand; James Duffy recording secretary; Herschel Littler, secretary; Herman treasurer and Ray Jurich, trustee. Author Seized By Portugal Police LISBON, Portugal ffl Informed sources reported Saturday the political police have arrested Elves Redol, a prize-winning Portuguese author. He is the third intellectual said to ORIENTAL DESIGN MARKS BUILDINGS AT WESTERN BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE CAMPUS Students stroll across grounds at school which is situated in the heart of El Cerrito hm area! HOUSES OF FAITH Carpeting salvaged from old Pullman coaches and a bell purchased by local drama groups were among the furnishings installed in the First Presbyterian Church 6765 Thornton Newark, when it was built in "1 895. The congregation was organized in 1 894 with 11 members. It met in a hall until the 125-seat churcK was completed.

The congregation now numbers more than 300, with 200 being added in the last three years, according to the Rev. John Wilson, pastor. The church is now planning for the beginning of construction of a fellowship hall and education unit in 1964. Flourishes in Bible College have been taken into police cus- 'Agents Bare CIA Cuba Raid Secrets today. this week.

Novelist Alexandre Cabral and playwright Alberto Ferreira were 'reported arrested earlier in the week. All are 'reputed to Former Chinese Or phariagii: Sisterhood Talk Rabbi Samuel Graudenz, principal of theModern Day School of Oakland will speak at the 8 p.m.; Monday meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Oak and Alameda Avenues, Alameda'. He will discuss "Edu-ucating the Jewish Child." be opponents of Premier An tonio de Olivera Salazar re By CLAUDIA HUTCHINCS 1 EL CERRITO Stroll around KEY WEST. Fla. (AP)- 1975," said staff members-Franklin Prewitt.

ORIENTAL TOUCHES gime. Three men described as U.S a tree-lined college campus and Central Intelligence Agency you expect to see groups of agents captured by Fidel Cas students chatting, couples hold ing hands, someone running to FOR FINE EYE ijjjmumi i mm i urn im i I I -W-y 'f' tro's on Havana television Saturday night and spilled apparent secrets about CIA operations against class with an armload of books. Under the Oriental eaves of Western Baptist Bible College Cuba. you find this, and much more. The architecture is a hang The three Cubans talked about CIA "Commando raids Christian nurses, Christian housewives, ministers and missionaries.

Unique features of the school include opening and closing of each class session with prayer, tri-weekly chapel sessions in the gymnasium, bowed heads in the school cafeteria before meals. "We don't dace unusual situations, we just face them differently," said Hamilton. Among problems facing all colleges is that of over-crowding, and Western Baptist is no exception. Directors noticed facilities were becoming inadequate, and several years ago hired an architectural firm to design a plant that will allow triple fee present enrollment by 1975 at a cost of $2 million. A modernistic chapel will occupy the central spot on campus and infiltration of men and over from years past when the seven-acre site belonged to the Chung Mei Home for orphaned Chinese boys.

arms into Cuba. They said they were captured Oct. 22 in operations from what The philosophy that permeates the campus dates back even Oriental touches will not bein eluded in the new building coin? plex, but students find th4f corners on rooH; and ornate decor in the buildings rather charming. "It adds an air of stability; the campus," one coed "and it fits right in with our missionary emphasis." The buildings are 1 ftt stable. During 31 years some700 active Chinese orphan boys jan the halls, ate and slept The building has been lived tt When financial problem? forced Dr.

Charles R. Sheperd to sell the boys' home, the strictures vere talked about for te as a shopping center, hospital and possible civic center site In 1956 the site was by the Bible college, moving them fro mtheir. 10-year home in Oakland, at 528 "We're going to stay f-f further -r- nearly 2,000 years ago, they said was the CIA mother ship Rex based at West Palm Beach, Fla. to the beginnings of Christian ity. A Christian outlook depend ence on God for guidance -p is used in decisions by students when picking their course of study, by couples trying to reconcile school and marriage, and just north of the present en Specious, Modern Offices with the I newest and latest ophthalmic equipment- Registered Doctors of 4 Optometry.

SEE DR. M. B. RICH I OPTOMETRIST FINE EYE CARE AND GLASSES INCLUDE: 1. Examination 3.

Choice of Frames 2. Lenses 4. Carrying Case by college officials when planning for the future. Funeral Rites Tuesday for L. E.

Switzer KENSINGTON Funeral services for Lester E. Switzer of 35 trance at Hill arid Elm streets. Other buildings will include a new gymnasium, four dormitories, a student center, library "We just see things from a dif ferent point of view," explained and -a- combination museum- professor at the school awniie, Hamilton predicted, gazing at a model of the mate campus development. "That is, the Lord willing he added. The same courses are taught.

but the interpretation is differ classroom building. "These buildings will be needed, but we have adequate facilities now in each realm. We're just anticipating our needs by Franciscan Way, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Berkeley Hills Chapel, 1600 Shattuck ent. And the ultimate goal is to educate Christian teachers, Berkeley.

The Rev. Malcolm Haughey ATTENTION. RECIPIENTS! I Wa A Home Joseph Benassirii Services Monday You are entitled to EXAMINATION and GLASSES Just bring your O.A.S. Card We do the rest! of the First Baptist Church of Berkeley will officiate. will be at Sunset View Cemetery, Kensington.

Mr. Switzer, 63, died Friday of a heart attack enroute to Per-alta Hospital. He was stricken at work. Mr; Switzer was production manager of Shand and Jurs, Berkeley. He was a member of the First Baptist Church, Berkeley, the Bay Area Production Supervisors Association and the Burbank Masonic Lodge.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Aileen Switzer, three sons, a brother and three sisters. Sons Dennis and Lester live in Berkeley. Larry lives in Albany. Charles Switzer, a brother, and Mrs.

Irene Parkins, a sister, are residents of Bremerton, Wash. The other sisters are Mrs. Henrietta Bell of San Diego and Mrs. Edith Whitney of Long Beach. fD3 as Funeral services wiH be held Monday for Joseph Benassini, 65, of 5108 Cochrane a former member of the board of directors of Jacuzzi Bros.

Inc. Mr. Benassini was born in Italy and came to the United States when he was 16. He was a building contractor until 1941 when he became a partner in the Jacuzzi company. He is survived by his widow, Cirilla, two daughters, Mrs.

Lydia Negherbon and Mrs Norma Nuti, and a son, Harold. Mr. Benassini was a member of the Colombo Club and the Holy Name Society of St. Theresa's Church. Recitation of the Rosary will be Sunday at 8 p.m.

and services will be held at 9:30 a.m. oakund1300 Broadway "fVoJr at 13th Telephone TEmpIcbar 2-1 700 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Mon.

'ti! 8 Also In Hjyward, 22449 Foothill JE 8-2250 fiM) Oakland with her late husband Charles, after, the 1906 earthquake and fire, will be held Monday. Driven from their homes by the holocaust, they started life anew in the Melrose district of Oakland. Mrs. Miller was a member of the Melrose Methodist Church and active in the Ladies Aid. She was a member of the Laurel Garden Club for the past four years.

The family home was at 1428 50th Ave. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Palmer, Mrs. Clara Rogers, Mrs. June Lockett, and two sons, Fred C.

and Robert C. Services will be at 2 p.m. at the Laurel Chapel of Albert En-zel mortuary, 3300 High with the Rev. Robert N. Crenshaw officiating.

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Monday in St. Theresa's Church. nn mm MrsMary Miller Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Miller, 83, who moved to LJU ByABNER Hi! People at the Oakland City Pound, 3075 Ford call'ihe Abner, and I'm a part spaniel mixture who's fond of children. I haven't had my shots yet, jbut I wish someone would give me a home and the care I Here with me are two German shepherds, several other spaniels, a black Labrador retriever, a part boxer, a part poodle; a part beagle and an Australian shepherd.

The Contra Costa Animal Shelter at 4849 Blum Martinez, (has-a IVt year old boxer named Duke who has-had 'all Church Events riYLorwvooL.AGniLAri.7VjnGDD Wi SPFdi CI 1 r- his shots, and a black andtan terrier mix named Jerry. There's also Oscar, a miitfa-' ture collie mix who's 14-months old, and a female Boxer-hen- CAPROLAN herd named Leslie, seven mofcths "301" nVLcri 20 oz. HEAVY NYLOrj 23 Oz. YLcriio oz. old.

Biff is a purebred beagle who Can obtain hk minora and NAME BRAND VJooIVJillcn NOW yd. Grodd ft. A Al 99 Commercial Wat 8.95 Yard el is a little Maltese blue terrier, Heavyweight Reg. 7.95 Yard 95 yd. NOW.

yd. Club of the Shattuck Avenue Methodist Church will hear a discussion of "Interracial Activities at Technical High" by John Borum, principal, at a meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Daisy Freeman, 7949 Sunkist at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Adventist Meet More than 150 top officials of the Se ven h-day Adventist Church in California, Arizona, Utah, Nevada and Hawaii begin a five-day plannig conference today at the Asilomar Conference Grounds near Pacific Grove.

The plans will affect the 1964 programs of the 400 churches in the area. The churches have 83,000 members. Lutheran Rally The Fall Rally of the Eastbay Lutheran Women's Missionary League is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at California Concordia College, 6325 Camden St. Dr.

Walter Rubke of the faculty will discuss, "The Reformation of Luther." The Rev. David Krietze of San Lorenzo, will lead a' devotional Luncheon Guest Miss Dorothy Foster, Western Area secretary of the National Missions Department of the United Presbyterian Church, wil be the speaker for the Tuesday noon luncheon of the Women's Association of the Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church, 4101 Park Blvd. Pulpit Guest The Rev. Canon Ban Chiu of the World Council of Churches headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, will speak on "The Church of the Spot" at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pacific School of Religion, 1798 Scenic Berkeley.

East Oakland Talk Miss Bernice McCarthy, principal of Parker School, Lt. J. R. Lawrence of the Oakland Police Department, and George Anderson, real estate broker, will discuss "Problems in East Oakland" at 6:30 p.m. today at the Hillside Presbyterian Church, Hillside and Ritchie Streets.

Racial Discussion The Interracial-Intercultural 9x12 Foam Paddod Hugs TWEED icorYLc: Reg. )95 3.95 Yard NOW yd. Reg. 21.95 3.95 Yard NOW yd. Nov.

iu monuis old. I understand the Oakland SPCA at 8323 Baldwin has a two 'year- old black Maltese poodle named Cinder, a tan and black Airdale who likes children, and a 12-week-old part St Bernard who's tri-colored. 1- There Is a purebred German Shorthair pup, three monthsruid, and a rust colored Chihuahua. Out at Pets and Pals at 533 Diablo Lafayette, thes is a terrier that likes children: His name is Tiger. A cocker spaniel, boxer, blue named Holligan, a bastt' hound, a.

German shepherd'-and a collie are also available. a fine poodle looking home. 53C1E05 210 07., t2Avnnnp cpstj.