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C-D Cnoliitttfbune Sat, June 15,1963 1-Cent Cut Ifreschi loses Sewage Pollution Threatens Tahoe the Washoe and Carson valleys a in Nevada and the other for discharging it into the lake. The study of the Tahoe Basin was sponsored by to Lake Tahoe Area Council in cooperation with the Max neiscnmann Foundation of Nevada. It cost $125,000. It, i. i'j 1 vv 75 llTJ 1 Sather Hotel WASTE WOOD BURNING PLEA The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District's hearing board has denied the application of the Freschi Box Co, in Oakland to continue using a single chamber incinerator to burn wood waste, The firm was ordered to either have the waste hauled away for proper disposal or to install an incinerator which meets the district's anti-smog regulations.

Freschi had asked for an ex tension of a variance which expired May 15. American Can Co. was granted a 'six-months extension to complete pilot tests on equipment to control emissions from two drying ovens for container coatings at its Oakland plant, 3801 E. Eighth St. Big Bank Robbery: Ham Sandwiches SWINTON, England (AP)-Four masked men ambushed bank clerk Stanley Ellis as he arrived at a bank in an auto Friday.

They grabbed three bags from him and fled in a hieh-powered car, The bags contained bank docu ments, a transistor radio and a packet of ham sandwiches. STATELINE A $20 million emergency sewer and treatment plant building program is neces sary to save Lake Tahoe from pollution, a group of experts reported here Friday. The water pollution consultants recommended also in a 300-page report on their 18- month study that trie dumping of sewage onto the ground witn seepage into the lake be for bidden. Prof. P.

H. McGauhey, chairman of the University of Cali fornia Division of Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering, tola an audience of 250 business men and property owners that pres ent facilities are inadequate ana that at peak periods sewage is overflowing into the lake. "Dangerous algae is continu ously forming right now, ne warned. McGauhey, who was chairman of the exDerts, Danel, said the best solution to the problem is the construction of a single sewer line around the lake to pick up the effluent from all treatment plants. He said this effluent should be purified to drinking water standards and discharged into the Truckee River.

Two alternate proposals are made in the report. One calls for piping treated. effluent into For Milk In Prospect The store price of milk may be cut one cent a quart by Aug. 1 as a result of a three-day hear ing which ended Friday. Proposed by the State Bureau of Milk Stabilization, the slash was opposed by the milk deal ers at the hearing in Oakland.

They contended that state cost surveys do not include wage increases which went into effect recently. Grocers did not oppose the price cut. However, they argued for continuance of the present discount for purchases of a gallon or more. Milk depot operators asked that their one-cent-a-quart differential below the store price be continued or enlarged. They said their sales have dropped off since the bulk discount at grocery stores went into effect in June? 1961.

L. Andrew, regional ad ministrator for the state bureau who conducted the hearing, said a decision will be made within 45 days. Gales Defined WASHINGTON Winds of 28 to 34 miles an hour are called moderate gales. TRUTH Home of Truth 1300 Grand Street, Alameda Rev. Gladys Grier, Minister Meetings: 2 p.m.

and 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. Cleaners, Dyers Give -Contract OK Cleaners and Local' 3009 voted by a narrow margin Friday to accept a new, three year contract with 286 firms in Alameda, Contra Costa, Solano and Napa counties. It provides for no wage increase this year. A tentative agreement was reached a week ago, averting a strike.

Federal Mediator Eugene Barry assisted in the negotiations. Russell Crowell, union busi- ness agent, said the pact pro-; vides for increased employer, contributions to the health and welfare plan and for three week; vacation after 10 years A 10-cent hourly wage hike -go into effect next June. hit by fire three days befo re Second Fire Hits Abandoned Hotel Attend Church Sunday -BAPTIST- Melrose Baptist Church 47th Avenue and Bond Street DR. WOOD ROW The second fire this year roared through the attic of the abandoned Sather Hotel building Friday afternoon blackening -another top section of the block-long structure. Ironically, the two-story frame building on 7th St.

between Market and Myrtle is due to be torn down starting Monday as part of the urban renewal program, Project Acorn. Seven engine companies and 16 pieces of equipment, including the 85-foot snorkel unit, responded to the two-alarm blaze. 'As far as we're concerned, there's no fire loss since the building had been abandoned and is due to be torn down," said First Asst. Chief Thomas Bible School 9:45 a.m. Training Fellowship p.m.

11 a.m. "The Dawning of a New Day" 7 p.m. "I Will Will You?" DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, JUNE 17-27 9-12 a.m. Beginners through 6th Grade 7-9 p.m. Jr.

Highi AMERICAN BAPTIST OAKLAND TRUTH CENTER MADISON STREET TEMPLE Corner 15th and Madison Rev. Sherman C. Anderson, Minister ADULT BIBLE GROUP, 10:10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 11 a.m. 11 a.m.

"Reverence for Fatherhood" Father's Day Service Andrew Sessink, Soloist Rosselyn Combs, Organist Thursday 2 p.m., Healing Realization Meeting Friday 12 noon, Instruction in Prayer and Meditation ALL ARE WELCOME NON-SECTARIAN Uff A Bancroft and Joaquin Avenues Rev. Jesse Parker, Pastor Sunday School, all ages, a.m. Brookside 'THE CHURCH THAT CARES" JAME5 C. BALDWIN, PASTOR UNITAR1AN First Unitarian Church (Unitarian Universalist) 14th Street near Grove Rev. Arnold Crompton Th.D., Minister Walter W.

Bahn, Organist First Universalist. Universalist-Unitarian Bernard C. Ruggles Minister Corner Cheney and Rand Back of Grand Lake Theater SERMONS FROM REVELATION 1 1 a.m. "Sodom Egypt Jerusalem" Pastor Baldwin Speaking 1 7 p.m. "Unholy Christmas" KE Hog 2-3840 ROOD, MINISTER Worship Service am "OUR ATHER'S GOD" 6 p.m.

Junior High, Senior B.Y.F. 7 p.m. Guest Speaker Mr. Gerald Neale Baptist Church 3300 MacARTHUR BLVD. CHURCH PHONE KE 2-9233 DAT BAPTIST -unity- First Baptist Church Telegraph Avenue at Twenty-second Street Dr.

Bovce Van Osdel, Minister John Burke, Minister of Music family Church School Brunch 9 a.m. Church School at 9:40 a.m. 11 a.m"It Is a Strong Word" Dr. Van Osdel preaches at both services 7:30 p.m. "Four Tens and a Twenty" Sunday Parking at Breuner'i lot, U-Park and Standard Station LAKESIDE UNITY TEMPLE 144 Athol Avenue at E.

18th Street and Lakeshore Avenue AFFILIATED WITH UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY The Rev. Alma M. Morse, Minister FATHER'S DAY MESSAGE 11 A.M. "A Man's World" Rev. Alma M.

Morse Child Care Services Tuesday 2 p.m., Wednesday 8: 15 Weekday Study Classes San Leandro Unity Church Affiliated with Unity School of Christianity, Lees Summit Mo. 501 Joaauin San Leandro The Rev. Barbara B. Lyon, Minister Lakeshore Avenue Baptist, Church 3518 I AKESHORE AVENUE Rev. Rodney Rornney, Minister 1 1 A.M.

WORSHIP SERVICE'(Broadcast over KFAX) "God's Greatest Wonder" Rev. Romney speaking Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Prayer Service 7:45 a.m, Weekdays "Hour of Prayer" KFAX (1100) Dr. Geistweit and Mr, Romne -VEDANTA- Vedanta Society EAST BAY CENTER Haste and Bowditch, Berkeley Buses 51, 58 and 40 -5tVtNTM to move in U.S. Bows To Haiti 'Request' By JOHN M. H1GHTOWER WASHINGTON to The Unit- ed States has bowed to a "re quest" of the Haitian government that it remove Ambassador Ray mond L.

Thurston as envoy to Haiti, but officials said today this government's disapproval of the Duvalier regime will continue. Haiti is recalling its own am bassador to the United States, Dr. Louis Mars. The result of these two actions is to reduce the level of diplomatic relations between the two countries in the wake of the recent dispute over President Francois Duvalier's decision to stay in power. TWO STEPS The two steps announced by the State Department Friday night.

A spokesman said that the Haitian "request" for Thurs ton's removal was delivered to the ranking U. S. diplomat at Port au Prince, Glion Curtis early in the afternoon. It was learned that Haitian of ficials had sent word informally to the State Department on sev eral occasions that they would like Thurston withdrawn. The 50-year-old diplomat, who has been ambassador to Haiti since December 1961, already is in Washington, having returned here May 26 for consultation and a short vacation.

Friday night's announcement said that he would go back to Port au Printfe in the near future "to take his leave of the diplomatic corps and to wind up his personal affairs." BACK IN HAITI Officials said that if Mars, the Haitian envoy, had not been recalled by his government the Uni- ed States would have ordered him out of the post following the action of his government against Thurston. Actually Mars was not in Washington when the action was taken. He returned to Haiti about a week ago. U. relations reached a crisis last month when it appeared to officials here that Du-valier might be overthrown or forced to flee from his Caribbean country by opponents of his continued, rule.

His six-year constitutional term as president expired May 15 but he continued in office on the claim that an election about two years ago had legally extended his rule. Sandkuhle Funeral Set For Monday Funeral services will be held in Oakland Monday for Mrs. Juliette S. Sandkuhle of Danville, 76, who died Thursday, Mrs. Sandkuhle was associated with the Sunset Nurseries of Oakland and Danville for many years.

Surviving are three children, Dorothy Vassallo of Danville, Raymond Sandkuhle of San Jose, Herman Sandkuhle of Danville, 12 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. With the Rev. Orville Shick of Danville Community Presbyteri an tnurcn otnciaung, rues will be held at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Ave. Arrangements are in charge of San Ramon Valley Chapel of Danvilte.

Embarrassing For Gasoline Man PRESCOTT, Ariz. Connie Barrett of Prescott, couldn't prevent the red from creeping into his cheeks when he ran out of gas. Barrett is an oil and gas wrecking crews were slated Gen. Walker Blasts U.N. In Talk Here Survival of the United States will be at stake in the 1964 presidential election when sur render to the United Nations will be 'a hidden issue, former Maj.

Gen. Edwin A. Walker predicts. Republicans and Democrats alike have failed to block the Cofhmunistic move to takes over the country through the U.N. Walker told an overflow crowd of 400 at a $5 dinner meeting here Friday night.

Predicting that Rockefeller will oppose President Kennedy, he maintained that the choice between Americanism and the U.N. will not be in either plat form. PRESS ACCUSED And he charged that the press will keep the people divided, will print "fantastic, ntrue stones, making it impossible to get a free election. He called for formation of an All-American Party that would present a United States plat form, and declared: hope some great American will come forward to lead it." The existing party system i doesn't work, he insisted. i 'There is no a no choice," he said.

"Both are aiding the U.N. to take over America military forces. Neither opposes foreign aid to our enemies. Both have trained soldiers of our enemies, using our weapons. SELLOUT CHANGE "One or the other has sold out China, Korea, Laos, Berlin, Cuba," he charged.

Throughout his talk, Walker bitterly assailed Defense Sec retary Robert S. McNamara with whom he clashed in 1961 when Walker was charged with attempting to indoctrinate troops under his command in West Germany with right-wing philos ophy. Walker resigned from the Army, because involved in racial strife in Mississippi, was ar rested on charges of inciting a riot, and challenged for mental competency. He came through a psychiatric examination successfully and charges were dropped. "26,000 TROOPS" In his talk last night he blamed the U.N.

for racial troubles. "The U.N. attacked "Mis sissippi with 26,000 troops," he said. "What you have in Alabama was ordered by the U.N." Walker claimed that Negro leaders in the South have adopted the slogan: "Khrushchev, Kennedy and (Martin Luther) King'." He added: 'The Black Muslims are taking over the NAACP." The cold war line of defense now runs from the U.N. in New York, through Washington, to Havana, said.

"Both ends are controlled by the Com munist conspiracy, and subversion spreads frdm coast to coast. Walker's appearance 1 here was arranged by a committee headed by Sanford Kraemer, Mrs. Leonard Flaherty and Mrs, Gregory Haddad. 2,000 U.S. Troops Stay in Thailand WASHINGTON (UPI) About 2,000 of the 7,000 U.S.

troops now in Thailand will remain there for five or six weeks after maneuvers end next week. The troops are taking; part in Southeast Asia Treaty Organization maneuvers. The Army said Friday the troops remaining behind will be engaged in civil projects, cleanup and training activities. Harris, who commanded the force of 70 fire fighters. Portions of the tar-paper roof collapsed into the ceiling of the west five gables of the 11-gable front.

The four, gables immediately west of the new blaze were blackened in a three-alarm blaze last Feb. 3. After that fire, all occupants of the second-story apartments were evacuated, along with the tenants in the 10 small businesses located on the ground floor. Chief harris said the new blaze apparently started in the attic over 932.7th possibly from youths smoking. All utilities had been disconnected in preparation for razing the structure.

Maeidson. who has a lone his tory of bookie charees. and was fired by the San Francisco police department in 1943, was receiving telephone calls from woods and Kikes when arrested Friday at the States St. address, police said. Woods and Kikes were seizpH as they telephoned from a club ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Seventh Day Baptist "aVluia 15' Bay Area Church Rev.

Ted Hibbard Meeting, in the Chapel of Saturday, June 22, 10:30 am. Arlington Community Church, "ABOUT OTHER RELIGIONS'' Arlington at Rincon, Kensington Rev. Oscar Burdick SOUTHERN BAPTIST CENTER Sunday Service, 1 1 a.m. "KEEPING THE HIGH WATCH" Tuesday, 2 p.m. "High Mysticism" 8 p.m.

"The Spiritual Meaning of the Old Testament" UNIVERSALIST 10:45 a.m., "Organ and Chimes Recital 1 1 a.m. Church Service "THE ACID TEST OF FAITH" Dr. Crompton speaking Sunday Service 1 1 a.m. "THE SPIRITUAL MAN IN FATHER'' A different kind of Father's Day Service V.O.U. 10 am, SS 11 a.m.

1 1 a.m. Devotional Service "THE CHRIST WITHIN" Monday Morning Class 1 1 a.m. Tuesday Class 1:30 p.m. Wed. Study Class 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, June 16, 8 p.m. "BE STILL AND LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF GOD" Speaker: Swami Shanta-swarupananda 1516 Grand Alameda Bible School 9:40 a m. Worship Service 1 1 a.m. "DAO( WHERE ARE YOU?" Sermon by the Pastor 7 ACCENT ON YOUTH LOckheven 9-7111 KE 4-5225; LO 8-34 WENIGER, PASTOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH REVIVAL Dr. David duPlessis "MR.

PENTECOST" 3 DAYS 6 SERVICES June 14-15-16 Daily 10:30 a.m. Sightly 7:30 p.m. All Faiths Encouraged to Attend Alameda's First Assembly of God Worship Service, a.m. Evening Service, 7:30 pm, Nursery Care at both services Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting -CATHOLIC SUNDAY MAS5ES: 7, 8, 9, 10:30 High Mass and SUNDAY EVENING DEVOTIONS, 7:30 First Southern Baptist 1421 25th Avenue Rev.

Russell Frain, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 a m. Training Union 6:15 p.m. St. Francis de Sales In the Heart of the City CORNER GROVE and 21st STREET St. Leo's Church PIEOMONT and RIOGEWAY AVENUE OAKLAND fit t) 1 1 'V 1 1 4, Sid miii i7iinr'v Rev.

Harold Donaldson, Pastor 7 and 8:00 a.m., p.m. SUNDAY MASSES 7,8,9, 10. (High), 12:15 DAILY 7, 8 a.m. HOLY DAYS: 6,7,8,9, 10:30 and 6 p.m. riioi rKiuAT, 6, 8 a.m.

and 6 p.m.!. -CONGREGATIONAL- CALVARY TEMPLE "ASSEMBLIES OF GOO," Oliver L. Foth, Pastor 10 2-3066 .6118 East 14th Street Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 11 sum. POPS AND FATHERS" PASTOR FOTfl SPEAKING 7 p.m.

FAREWELL SERVICE for Assistant Pastor Jim Hill "The Knowledge of the Father" MESSAGE BY MR, HILL First Congregational Church 2501 HARRISON STREET, OAKLAND The Rev. George S. Study Minister 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL SERVICE MORNING WORSHIP 10 a.m. "The Strain and Stress" Mr.

Sludy preaching Pilgrim Congregational (The United Church of Christ) 5763 Walnut Street, NE 8-8518 One block from Seminary and Foothill Rov. Gordon McKenzie, M.A., Mi -CHRISTIAN SCIENCE- Ill THERE, DADDY-O! Four-months-old Patrick Sean Murphy, sailor hat and all, was on hand with mother and brother (holding bright umbrella), to greet his father, Patrick" Murphy, of 219C Brush Alameda, on return of the carrier Ranger at Alameda Naval Air Station Friday. Christian Science Churches Branch of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts T7TPCT fUTTPPt-T assembly of god 1X0 1 V0 IV0 loth Avenue and East 14th Street Rev. Paul Schocn, Pastor TEmplebar 4-8909 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 a.m., Worship "THE ASCENSION GIFTS" REV.

SCHOCH SPEAKING Evening Service 7 o'clock "WAR IN HEAVEN" Worship Service 1 1 a.m. "FATHERHOOD AND CHRIST" Child Care Provided Church School 1 1 a.m. 6:30 p.m. All Church Dinner READING ROOMS 407 15th Street 388 19th Street 476 34th Street 3776 East 14th Street 528 Lake Perk Avenue 7905 MacArthur Boulevard 250 41st Street 2333 Harrison Street Vh 'f 1219 Filbert Street 3535 38th Avenue 1955 Mountain Blvd. 1407', Park Street, Alameda 923 A Street, Hayward k-r 801 Magnolia Avenue, Piedmont 05 Duttw Avenue, San Leandro 15301 Hesperian Blvd.

Mon FrL 12-3 p.m. 37Hi 2nd Fremont M. Th. 2-4 p.m. Fit 7-9 22 Orinda Way, Orinda m' Daily 12-4 p.m.; Monday 7-9 p.m.

Cop, Two Eastbay Men Jailed in Bookie Raid -CONFERENCE BAPTIST- CHURCHES First 1701 Franklin Street Second 476 34th Street Third 1642 Fruitvale Avenue Fourth 1330 Lakeshore Avenue Fifth 1500 90th Avenue Sixth 250 41st Street Seventh 2333 Harrison Street 1219 Filbert Street Ninth 3535 38th Avenue Tenth 1880 Mountain Blvd. Alameda 2164 Central Avenue Hayward 1814 Street Piedmont -801 Magnolia Avenue San Leandro 103 Out ton Avenue San Loramo torenzo Theater 16080 Hesperian Blvd. Fremont (Ntles District) 37112 Second Street First Church, Orinda 22 Orinda Way Lakeside Baptist Church Third Avenue East 1 5th Street Eric N. Lindholm, Pastor Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Bible Study, Prayer Service -CONSERVATIVE BAPT1ST- Elmhurst Baptist Church 1501 90th Avenue David D.

Dodd, pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. A former San Francisco policeman and two Eastbay men are in jail today for investigation of bookmaking as a result of simultaneous police Treasury agent raids in Emeryville and San Francisco. Officers said the trio were in a $2,000 to $3,000 daily opera tion, and that evidence seized expected to lead to arrest of other bookie suspects. Arrested were Robert Magid-son, 45, of 167 States San Francisco; William W.

Woods, 76 of 4112 San Pablo Emeryville, and George John Kikes, 45, a teamster of 255 Mac-Arthur 11 a.m. "The Place of Fellowship" 7 p.m. "Jezebel's Church" JUNE 18-28 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL for at! the family 7-9 p.m. 4069 San Pablo Emery Foothill Boulevard Baptist 1st Church, II a.m. and 8 p.m.; 4th Church, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; 2nd 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, Alameda, San Veendro, San Lorenzo, Fremont 1 1 a.m.; Hayward, Orinda and 1 1 a.m.; iedmont tO a.m.

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th. Hayward, San Lorenzo 1 1 a.m.; 10th, Alameda, Hayward, San Leandro, Orinda 9:30 and I) am. 1 1 Fremont 9Z0 a.m., Piedmont 10 a.m Lesson-Sermon Subject for Sunday "God the Preserver of Man" Wednesday MEETINGS p.m. at all Churches-, Also 12:10 Noon First Church, Oakland San Lorenzo, 1 5301 Hesperian Boulevard ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THE SERVICE ANf VtSIT THE READING ROOMS 1530 Foothill Boulevard OR. 6.

ARCHER ville. Police Set. Harry Owens or fcmeryviue said Magidson was "laying off their bets. Participating in the raids were Oakland, Emeryville and San Francisco police and Treasury agents who require gamblers to, buy gambling tax stamps. Worship Services-.

11 a.m. and 7 p.m. PROF. WILLIAM G. BFJXSHAW 1 Guest Speaker from San Francisco Baptist Seminary 9:45 l.m.

lQ department! of S. 6 p.m. 8 TRAINING LEAGUES WLCOM STRANGER Off STREET PARKING.