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A April 25, 1964 Oakland 12 Tribune 851-MOBILE HOMES AND EQUIPMENT KIT House Trailer, Traller 1958, Park, 41-foot, 10606 Inspect San at Pablo Totem Avenue, Pole El Cerrito, Submit written bids with 10 per cent deposit to Trust Department, Wells Fargo Bank, the 1401 Estate of M. W. Weirick, before 11 a.m., Broadway, Oakland, Executor of 4-21-64. Sale subject to court confirmation. LIBERTY, 1960, 10x46 $3,500.

Eastern 447-6226. made. bedroom, front kitchen. MAYFLOWER -All models and sales- Casa Loma. people.

Dan's Trailer Sales, 11020 Deal with Dan, no San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, LA 5-2783. New 50x10, 1 or 2. bedroom. Delivered and set up. $3,695 MOBILE WHOLESALE CO.

1948 EL CAMINO, MOUNTAIN VIEW. Open Evenings Sunday YO 8-1762 NASHUA; 10x45; tree shaded lot; built; Liver- air more: 2 bedroom; eastern cooled, 447-7196; 837-7176. 10 wide, 12 wide, Expando's. Kimball's6100 Potrero, El Cerrito. 5 MARTINDALE'S Budger Original Expando Homes Airstream-Kencraft Aljo Travel Trailers Featuring All Models Factory representative on lot to serve you during OPEN HOUSE April 23-24-25-26 For Big Travel Mobile Home Show EL CAMINO TRAILER SALES 2090 El Camino Mt.

View 968-6548 "One Stop Travel Headquarters" Oasis Travel Trailers Open Road Campers Trucks FIRST of All California's Makes only ANOTHER 14 foot selfconditioned trailer Over 50 Display from $795. ROBIN MOTORS- -EL CERRITO 11308 San Pablo, at Potrero Phone 235-3482 collect PARAMOUNT -EXPANDABLES 10 wide and 20 wide For a REAL DEAL see REAL Real's Mobile Homes, 14829 East 14th. San Leandro. Closed Wednesday. PONTIAC, Chief, 1961, 55x10 feet; $3,600 total price: 3 bedrooms; $1,200 equity, assume $2,400 loan.

582-6266. RANGER trailer, sleeps fiberglass construction; raise and lower type: butane, sink, electric. Large awning, $775. 36726 Magnolia, Newark. 797- 0827, evenings.

Saturday-Sunday-daily. SKYLINE, all models; Casa Loma, 16 feet wide. See Steve or Bill, Dan's Circle Trailer Sales, 13613 San Pablo Ave nue, San Pablo; 234-7355. SHANGRI-LA 15 foot vacation trailer; sleeps outstanding condition; $625. BE 4-9488.

SPARTAN, 1959; 10x36 feet, sleeps good condition. 657-3022. TRAVEL trailer, Hi-LOw, 13 feet, 232-2098 evenings. VIKING, 40-FOOT One bedroom, excellent condition, $2,495. Teilborg's, 15910 East 14th, San Leandro.

UNIVERSAL-60; 50x10, 3 bedrooms; awning, air conditioning. $1,200 for $4,800 equity. Consider trade for smaller trailer. 461-5216. Vikings--Kit Trojans 10 wide, 12 wide, Expando's.

20 Wide New 1964 20 wide From $6,595 MOBILE WHOLESALE CO. 1948 EL CAMINO, MOUNTAIN VIEW Open evenings Sunday YO 8-1762 18 FOOT ski boat, Pontiac Marine, electric bilge pump, naugahyde upholstery, Stewart-Warner guage and tachometer, heavy duty trailer, handles excellent, ready to go. 632-2334. 1958 TRAILER, 3 bedroom, 10x47 feet, with awning; West Winton Avenue, Hayward. 47x10 Stewart, 1958, two-bedroom.

Air conditioning, awning. Clean. $2,950. Consider auto as down payment. 689-0428.

1957 ROD and REEL mobile home, 40x8; 1 bedroom, cooler, $2,250 or trade for vacant lot. Antioch 757-0981. 35x8 one bedroom. Cooler, good condition. $1,395.

Terms available. 689-0428. 1962 KIT Trojan; 10x55; 2 bedroom, Cayuga Street, Oakley, California, 625-3481 853-MOBILE HOME SPACE Continental Mobile Park 198 Luxurious spaces, 5 star rating. Most quiet, close-in location. Beyond comparison.

28606 Huntwood Avenue, Hayward, 783-0150. NICE quiet country 3 spaces up to 40 feet. All with utilities. Adults, 4964 Crow Canyon Road, Hayward. 75TH Avenue, 845; homelike park, 10 wide O.K.

533-5104. 855 -TRACTORS CASE tractor, high clearance, farm type, rubber tires, excellent condition, new hydraulic scraper, $850 or late pick-up, LA 1-0365, 934-5433. HYSTER, 6,000 capacity pneumatic tires, power. steering, perfect condition. 1958 Chevrolet, pickup, "6" new tires, engine, good shape.

Will take tractor loader on trade. 656-2507. CAT (large vicinity Oakland Avenue-San Carlos, Piedmont. Reward. OL 3-7543.

CAT, vicinity Sundale Drive, Fremont; black female, stiff foreleg. 657-1610. CAT: black nutered male; substantial reward. Call 522-6113. DIAMOND RING, oval with 4 big diamonds in center, vicinity Jackson, Madison.

Reward. 893-1065. ENGLISH pug, fawn colored; female: collar: vicinity Sydney Way, Castro Valley: reward. 538-0978. LADY'S gold Elgin wrist watch, Broadway-MacArthur, April 18th.

Sentimental value. GL 1-0241. LARGE gold pin, (Scorpio) April 18th. Blessed. Reward.

TH 1-4339. believed POMERANIAN, Brown male, 7 months, hit by car Redwood and Monterey in Oakland. Reward. AN 1-5687, 582-5388. SIAMESE Cat, 9 months, female, wearing silver collar; Wednesday, vicinity Broadway and Chabot School; generous reward for information leading to recovery.

OL 8-0454. WATCH, Lady's Waltham 17 jewel; white gold bracelet. 655-8714. 1200-FOUND FOUND black and white spotted male dog. Half black face.

Yellow collar with bells. 652-4528. Vicinity of 45th and Broadway. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY of 10:00 a.m., in the office on the Metropolitan Oakland of Alameda, State of highest bidder for cash in Boeing Model 377 four-engine Number 413Q or G-ANTY, Said auction and sale Sections 1208.61 to 1208.70, of California, and for the sum of $2,700.00 against said for the costs of sale herein Twenty-five per cent mitted in cash, lawful money stitute, with each bid, and ten (10) days following the to bid at said public auction Dated at Oakland, J. KERWIN ROONEY Port Attorney 66 Jack London Square Oakland, California 94607 Rites Monday For GIs' Pal Ma Eggleston -Memorial services will be held Monday for a Berkeley woman who befriended thousands of servicemen passing through Oakland during the war.

Mrs. Emily Proctor Eggleston, 76, of 2710 Belrose died yesterday. During World War II, she was known as "Ma" Eggleston to the soidiers passing through Camp Knight in Oakland going to and from the Pacific. Mrs. Eggleston staged plays, did canteen work and performed many other volunteer services for the troops.

After the war, she gave much of her time to aiding injured Naval personnel and helping to run a volunteer program for the Alta Bates Community Hospital in Berkeley. Mrs. Eggleston was the widow of George Harry Eggleston. She was the of Mrs. W.

R. Dunsmore of Los Angeles and Mortimer R. Proctor, former governor of Vermont. Her grandfather, father, brother and uncle were all governors of Vermont. She was also an active member of the Claremont Country Club.

Memorial services will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the chapel of the First Congregational Church, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley, with the Albert Brown Mortuary in charge. Interment will be in Proctor, Vt. Warren Wright RICHMOND Funeral services were held today for Warren Wyntep (Tep) Wright, former Pacific Coast news division manager for the National Enterprise Assn. Wright, 61, whose by line "Tep Wright" was known nationally, resigned in 1946 to enter the photography business.

For the past four years he had been chief photographer for Dee's Studio here. He collapsed and died suddenly Thursday while undergoing routine medical tests. A native of Illinois, Wright attended Purdue University and started his career on the Commercial News in Danville, Ill. rose from cub reporter to manager editor of paper, finally resigning to become a photographer for the Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester, N.Y.

In 1943 he accepted the NEA post and spent the next three years covering news and pictures on the West Coast and in Hawaii. He lived here at 2353 Esmond Ave. Surviving are his wife, Beatrice; a daughter, Mrs. Patty Paquette of Santa Clara; a son, Rawley Wright of Michigan; two sisters, Mrs. Fern Fowler of Wisconsin and Mrs.

Eva Gannon of Illinois and eight grandchildren. Wilson and Kratzer Mortuary handled arrangements. Mrs. Bernice Frost WILLOWS Private funeral services will be held for Mrs. Bernice Heywood Frost, daughter of the late Charles E.

Heywood, one-time mayor of Berkeley. She was 50. Mrs. Frost was a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley, class of 1934. She died yesterday in a Palo Alto hospital, leaving her husband, Charles; two daughters, Janet and Barbara Frost, and a brother, E.

C. Darnall, of Berkeley. LEGAL NOTICES No. 966 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received at Room 104 the office of the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 2130 Adeline Street, Oakland, California, until 1:00 p.m., Friday, May 22, 1964, and will at that hour be publicly opened and read in Room 100 of the said office of the District, for furnishing and installing approximately 1440 linear feet of and thick, 84" diameter welded steel plate liner in the existing 90" concrete lined tunnel located in the left abutment of the District's Briones Dam now being completed near Orinda, Contra Costa County, California. The general prevailing rate of per diem wages and the general prevailing rates for holiday and overtime work in the locality in which the work is to be performed, for each craft, classification or type of workman needed to execute the contract are specifically set forth in the plans and specifications on file with the Secretary of the District, are referred to and incorporated herein and will be incorporated in the contract for this work.

Specifications No. 966 covering the work may be obtained by prospective bidders upon application at Room 221 of the District's Engineering Department, 2130 Adeline Street, Oakland, California. F. H. EASTMAN Secretary Oakland, California April 22, 1964 No.

587A-April 25 AIRCRAFT AT PUBLIC AUCTION on the 8th day of May, 1964, at the hour Superintendent in the Terminal Building Airport in the City of Oakland, County undersigned will sell at public auction to the of the United States of America, one (1) aircraft, having aircraft registration designation visible on said aircraft. under and by virtue of the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State satisfying the lien of the undersigned in the the storage and safekeeping thereof and amount bid for said aircraft must be subUnited States of America, or approved subof the amount bid must be paid within sale. The undersigned reserves the right reject any and all bids. 10th day of April, 1964. OAKLAND, a municipal corporation, actthrough its Board of Port Commissioners.

NUTTER (SEAL) Director and Chief Engineer VITAL STATISTICS---DEATHS ATHS Eastbay Births Born to the wife of: AGUILAR, Arturo, boy, 3-26. ARROYO, Antonio, girl, 3-25. ALAMILLO, Simon, boy, 3-31. BURKE, Richard boy, 3-25, BIGMAN, Philip boy, 3-27. BUTTS, Thomas girl, 4-2.

BUSTAMANTE, John boy, 4-5. BURGER, Jack boy, 4-7. BRITT, David boy, 3-28. BIESENDORFER, Donald 49. boy, boy, BOWLES, Oscar boy, 4-7.

Kenneth, girl, 4-10. BEASLEY, Everett girl, 4-6. BECKLER, Clarence girl, 4-8. CONKLIN, Robert girl, 4-12. CIRIMELE, Vincent, girl, 4-6.

DILTZ, Melvin boy, 3-28. DAMEN, Theodorus boy, 41. DAVIS, Charles boy, 4-4. DOYLE, Lawrence girl, 4-6. DUNN, John girl, 4-11.

DAVIS, Eddie boy, 4-8. DAY, girl, 4-10. DI MERCURIO, Matthew boy, 3-27. ERIVIN, girl, 41. ESPINO, Sergio girl, 4-7.

EARP, Kenneth boy, 4-10. ELLIOT, Francis boy, FINLEN, William M. boy, 3-28. FOULK Robert M. boy, 3-30.

FRY, Bruce boy, 4-9. FLOWERS, James girl, 3-30. FONG, David girl, 4-5: FERGUSON, Roger girl, 4-10. FOX, Ivan girl, 4-9. GUTIERREZ, Rocky boy, 4-1, GILMAN, Bernard girl, 4-4.

GRANT, Charles boy, 4-7. GLASS, Robert girl, 4-11. GREEN, George girl, 3-30. GOMES, Vernon girl, 4.5 GALLAGHER, Andrew boy, 3-25. GREEN, Ernest boy, 3-30.

HUSTON, John girl, 4-5. Ronald boy, 4-10. HOCHMAN, Stanley, boy, 4-2. HAFELI, Clyde I11, boy, 4-10. JEFFERS, Jack boy, 4-8.

Charles girl, 4-6. KNUDSEN, Dana boy, 4-8. KUDERER, Floyd girl, 4-9. KNEPPERS, Gerardus, girl, 3-20. KILLEEN, girl, 3-30 KEMPF, William girl, 4-3.

KING, Tony B. boy, 3-25. LENAGHEN, Michael girl, 3-30. LITTLE, William boy, 4-3. LISSOLO, S.

girl, 3-28 LLAMAS, boy, 4-4 LEWIS, James boy, 4-2. LARSON, Jerald girl, 3-27. LAWRENCE, Richard girl, 4-2. LEE, Jack girl, E. 4-5.

4-7. LOONE, William boy, MACKIE, Johnnie boy, 3-1. MAC DONALD, Joseph girl, 3-30. MC DONALD, Grant girl, 42. MOORE, James girl, 3-31.

MC LAUGHLIN, David boy, 3-20. MILLER, 3-21. MILLER, Paul girl, 3-21. MORETTO, Elmer boy, 3-28. Clive 3-18.

MORRIS, Claud girl, 3-25. MOLLETT, Ernest girl, 4-5. MAC. DONALD, Wilfred boy, 3-31. MC DOWELL, Allen twin girls, MINNIS, Kenneth girl, 4-5.

McCOY, boy, 3-30 McKNIGHT, girl, 4-7 MANNION, L. boy, 4-2 MONROE, P. boy, 4-3 MURRAY, J. boy, 3-29 MORIARTY, James boy, 3-30. MC GILVRAY, Ronald girl, 4-2.

McCLURE, D. girl, 4-9 MILNE, John boy, 3-27. MUNOZ, Pedro, boy, 4-5. McCULLY, Terry, boy, 4-5. MELLO, Ronald girl, 4-7.

MCELLIGOTT, James Gary girl, 4-8. 4-7. MATTHEWS, MORSE, Kenneth girl, 4-11. NEISSE, Albert 4-3. NELSON, Harry boy, 4-1.

NOLINE, Lorenzo, boy, 3-24. OROURKE, George boy, 41. OLSON, Robert boy, 3-27. OCONNOR, Daniel girl, 4-2. OLIVEIRA, Anthony boy, 4-5.

OLIVER, Gilbert boy, 3-28. ORNELAS, Francisco, girl, 4-10. OKELBERRY, Lanny boy, 3-27. OCONNELL, Henry boy, 3-31. 3-31.

Edward girl, PARKER, Troy boy, 3-30. James boy, 3-31. PEREZ, Felix boy, 3-23. PERFUMO, girl, 4-6. PETERSON, D.

girl, 4-7 PATINO, Gildardo, girl, 3-28. boy, 3-24. POOLEY, Robert boy, 3-22. PULLMAN, Jack boy, 3-23. PROTSMAN, George boy, 4-9.

QUINTOA, Edward boy, 4-11. RUSTING, Joseph boy, 3-31. ROBINSON, Robert James boy, girl, 3-21. 3-30. ROWE, Clayton, boy, 3-31.

Richard girl; 3-31. REPOSA, Robert boy, 3-27. Wilfred girl, 4-9. RIEAD, Pat, girl, 4-3. SCHELL, Max boy, 3-24.

3-29. Ernie girl, SOUSA, Robert boy, 3-21. SPEER, Merle, girl, 3-21. STEK, Anton boy, 3-20. SCHAEFER, Frank Philip boy, boy, 4-4.

41. SALYARDS, William boy, 4-1. girl, 3-27. SICKENGER, Eugene boy, 3-31. SALAIZ, Orvano boy, 4-1.

SMITH, Charles girl, 41. STOKES, Mat, boy, 4-2, Leonard girl, 4-6. SHALZ, L. boy, 4-8 SOLOMON, E. L.

girl, 4-7 4-7 boy, SACKETT, Mel girl, 3-25. William, girl, 3-27. STORDAHL, Melvin 3-31. SANDOVAL, Guillermo, boy, 3-25. SAYWELL, George boy, 3-25.

SCHNEYER, Robert G. boy, boy 4-2. 3-30. Donald SMELSER, Samuel boy, 4-2. 4-2.

SOUZA, James girl, SHUBIN, Joseph boy, 4-2. SCHONACH, Marvin Alfons girl, girl, 4-7. 4-8. SCHWARTZ, John boy, 4-7. SINGLETERRY, Robert girl, 4-5.

SNYDER, Ronald girl, 4-9. TRAMMELL, Burton boy, 4-4. TALIAFERRO, Fred boy, 3-29. TERRY, James boy, 4-1. TORRES, Elias, girl, 4-2.

TURVILL, Paul girl, TINONGA, M. boy, 4-8 TENNISON, N. boy, 4-11 Thomas boy, 3-31. THOMPSON, Tyrone girl THIBAULT, Ronald boy, 4-7. TASHJIAN, John boy, 4-7.

THOMAS, Ernest girl, 4-2. URBAN, Joseph boy, 3-31. UPINGTON, Gaylord girl, 4-2. VAN KONYNEBURG, F. girl, 4-9 VAIL, Spencer boy, 4-6.

VAN, Louis, girl, 4-8. WILSON, Harold girl, 3-31. WILLIAMS, Howard 4-1. girl, 4-2. James boy, WATSON, girl, 4-1 WILLIAMS, boy, 4-6 WOLMAN, boy, 3-31 WOODRUFF, R.

boy, 4-5 WEINER, girl, 4-10 WERNER, E. boy, 4-10 WEDDERMANN, Raymond girl, 3-30. WARFORD, James A. boy, 3-28. WRIGHT, Turner girl, 3-27.

WILSON, Gus boy, 4-5. WILLIS, Edward, boy, 4-5. WARMINGTON, Herbert boy, 4-10. YATES, David girl, 4-10. YOUNGMAN, Jay girl, 3-25.

YAMAMOTO, boy, 4-6 ZACARIAS, Antonio girl, 4-2. Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES BARKER JONES James Edward Barker, 25, Petaluma, and Constance Kay Jones, 26, Pacheco. COCHRAN-LAMBERT David Leo Cochran, 34, and Arlene Helen Lambert, 26, both Danville. COTTENGIM Lee A. Cottengim, 57, and Jewel A.

Brasher, 49, both of Rodeo. DAVIS Oakland, HOLMES- Thelma Leon G. R. Davis, Holmes, 21, of Richmond. DICKIE-PARADISO Frank Dee Dickie, 21, Concord, and Sharon Mary Paradiso, 22, Pleasant Hill.

MORI-MORELLI Ralph Nat Morl, 22, Oakley, and Judy Ann Morelli, 18, Antioch. TRAPANESE-JONES Donald Edward Trapanese, 20, and Karen Colleen Jones, 16, both Concord. WESTPHAL-PEABODY-Raymond Christian Westphal Jr. 19, and Christine Adele Peabody, 18, both San Jose. WHARTON-WINKLE-Warren L.

Wharton. 34, and Patricia G. Winkle, 30, of Salinas. DIVORCES FILED ROBINSON, Adrienne vs. Fred Lawrence.

POTHIER, Anna Teresa vs. William Robert. SAUNDERS, Shari Lester vs. Gary Martin. PATTEN, Maria A.

vs. Charles M. GREGORY, Annette D. vs. Ralph, Divorces Filed CHANDLER, Mattie B.

vs. Orville R. BELL, Viola Elaine vs. Acie. GIANQUENTO, Hilda M.

vs. Carl TROWBRIDGE, Katharine Patricia vs. J. HOKENSON, Edith vs. Wesley HELTON, Donna vs.

Freddie Earl. POSSENIG, Betty Ann vs. Paul. CROOK, Marjorie E. vs.

Ralph T. SPARR, Verona Sue vs. Robert MILLER, Helen vs. Stanley A. (annulment).

STOMBS, Harold W. -vs. Norma J. WELCH, Barbara L. vs.

Robert A. HEWETT, Jean A. James Roger. ALLEN, Johnny vs. Dorothy.

CAPP, Gloria G. vs. Robert DAVIS, Margaret A. vs. Benjamin SHUGART, Lenna vs.

Albert R. LEEPER, Rosemarie vs. Ronald E. ULIBARRI, Evelyn VS. Samuel.

ENOS, Billie Jean vs. Thomas W. GARRISON, Rose Mary vs. Norris J. THOMPSON, Marsha vs.

James M. HLADILO, Phylis P. vs. Steven G. MOORE, Beatrice D.

vs. Johnnie E. McMANUS, Betty Sue vs. George B. STEINMETZ, Jane Elizabeth vs.

Ralph E. BOEH. Mildred Marie vs. Edward F. PATRICK, Dorothy vs.

Clayton. WYSLING, Barrett vs. Phyllis KENNEDY, Hazel vs. Kenneth E. Licenses Issued BUSKIRK-FAIRBANKS Jerry FrankBuskirk, 21, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, and Sharon Ann Fairbanks, Oakland.

BAKER Delores James Gibson, Edward 18, -both Baker, of Oakland. COX and James Phyllis Robert Ann Cox, Zack? 23, 22, of Watsonville, of Berkeley. CATTRAN-CATTUZZO Charles Maurrice Cattran, 22, of Alameda and Nancy Ann Cattuzzo, 20, of San Leandro. GRAY-PIETILA James Glenn Gray, 22, of Pocatello, Idaho and Peggy Anne Pietila, 16, of San Leandro. JERMON-CLEVELAND Eugene Jermon, 42 and Dorothy Mae Cleveland, 29, both of Oakland.

KIDWELL-WEEKS Daniel Thayer Kidwell, 51, Zerna Naomi Weeks, 46, both of San Francisco, MORRISON-HART Randolph Collins Morrison, 21, and Thea Nita Hart, 20, both of Oakland. OLSEN-MANDEVILLE Fred Norman Olsen, 33, of Berkeley and Glenna Lucille Mandeville, 25 of Oakland. PUTHUFF STRAW William Luther Puthuff, $36, and Margie Lou Straw, 33, both of Oakland. SUMMERS-GLOSSON Phil Lawrence Summers, 38, and Katie Leatrice Glosson, 28, both of Berkeley. SPARKMAN-WILLIAMS William Arnold Sparkman, 34, and Jewell Maxine Sparkman, 36, both of Oakland.

SHOUP-ROBERTS John Alden Shoup, 25, and Kitty Luree Roberts, 26, both of Oakland. TALBOTT-SPENCER Floyd Cassius Talbott, 56 and Juanita Ima Spencer, 53, both of Berkeley. WOOD-MARLOW Michael Drury Wood, 21, of Lake Park, Georgia and Cheryl Rae Marlow, 18, of Sixes, Oregon. WILSON-POHLMAN Everette Carl: Wilson, Jr. 21, of Bainbridge, Georgia, and Crystal Jean Pohlman, 22 of Oakland.

DEATHS ALTENBERND, Fred in Oakland, April 22, 1964, loving brother of W. A. Altenbernd of Grand Junction, Colorado; uncle of Mrs. Ruby Hesseltine of Spokane, Washington, Mrs. Dorothy Chaix of Grand Junction, Colorado, Mrs.

Elsie Turley of Kansas City, Missouri, and Mrs. Thelma Shepard of Whitewater, Colorado. A native of Kansas; aged 70 years. Friends are invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Tuesday, April 28, at 2 p.m. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery.

(Ample parking in adjoining garage.) BERGMAN, Agnes of 2245 39th Avenue, Oakland April 24, 1964, beloved wife of the late Emil L. Bergman; loving sister of Nora Larkin, Daniel and Charles Delaney. A native of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend the fUneral from the new mortuary of C. P.

BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland on Monday morning April 27 at 9:30, thence to St. Elizabeth's Church for a Requiem Mass commencing at 10. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8.

(For further information please call 632- 1011.) BOWIE, Frank in Oakland, April 24, 1964, beloved husband of Vera Bowie; loving brother of Mrs. Kathleen Lane. A native of Ohio; aged 55 years. A retired employee of Moore Business Forms. Private family services will be held at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Monday, April 27 at 3 p.m.

Contributions to the Alameda County Heart Association in lieu of floral offerings preferred. CARRAI, Joseph, in Alameda April 24, 1964; beloved husband of Mary J. Carrai of Alameda; loving father of Mrs. Harold Holmes and Ernest Carrai of Alameda; loving brother of Frank Carrai of San Francisco; loving grandfather of Stephen, Susan and Pete Carral and Terry, Gay and Mary Holmes. A native of Castervichio, Italy.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, April 27th, at 9 o'clock a.m. from The Gothic Chapel of THE HAGY-KEENAN MORTUARY, Central Avenue at Ninth Street, Alameda, thence to St. Barnabas Church, 6th Street at Taylor Avenue where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

DAVIS, Bessie in Oakland, April 22, 1964, beloved sister of Gale Kalhagen of Long Beach, Della Hildebrand of Culver City, Elda Orr of Escondido, Ethel Hubler of Los Angeles, Myrtle Immel of Ceres, Richard Hubler of Long Beach and Harlow Hubler of San Francisco. A native of Kansas; aged 73 years. A member of Culinary Workers Alliance Local 31 of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, April 27, at 10 a.m. at TRU- at MAN'S Chapel, Telegraph Avenue 30th Street, Oakland.

Dr. C. P. Daane, officiating, Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. DeVOLLD, Claude of Oakland, April 23, 1964, beloved brother of John, Harvey and Dewey DeVolld and- Mrs.

Rose White of Missouri. A native of Missouri; aged 76 years. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, April 27, at 4 o'clock p.m. at at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue 30th Street, Oakland. Rev.

Robert V. Chapman officiating. EATON, Tracy Henry, in Oakland, April 24, 1964, beloved husband of Verna Eaton; loving father of Jane Peterson of Oakland and Betty Salvo of Carmel; step-father of Mrs. Margaret Velesco of Oakland, R. H.

Mitchell of Pacifica, Clyde B. Mitchell of Hayward, and E. C. Mitchell of Fremont; brother of George D. and Ira Eaton, both of San Francisco; also leaves 13 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren.

A native of Placerville; aged 67 years. A member of City and County Association. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, April 28, at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARANCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Frultvale Avenue, Oakland; Rev.

John Taylor officiating. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. (Parking area adjacent to chapel.) For further information please phone. 533-4114. EGGLESTON, Emily, Proctor, in Berkeley, April 24, 1964, wife of the late George Harry Eggleston; beloved sister of Mrs.

W. R. Dunsmore of Los Angeles and former governor Mortimer R. Proctor of Proctor, Vermont: also survived by nephews and nieces. A native of Proctor, Vermont.

Memorial services Monday, April 27, at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel of The First Congregational Church, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley. Interment, Proctor, Vermont. (Albert Brown Mortuary, Oakland.) JOST, Myrtle in Oakland, April 23, 1964, dearly beloved wife of the late Frank H. Jost; loving aunt of Roscoe Braten, and the late Earl Braten; also survived by nephews Miles Donald T.

and Paul L. Braten. A native of Nebraska; aged 79 years. A resident of the Altenheim Inc. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the services Monday, April 27, at 11 a.m.

in the Laurel Chapel of ALBERT ENGLE 3300 High Street, Oakland with Rev. John F. A. Maguire officiating. Inurnment, private.

(For further information please call 532-6068.) KIRKMAN, Augusta In Livermore, April 24, 1964, dearly beloved wife of Elbert A. Kirkman loving mother of Elbert A. Kirkman Jr. and the late Edia Kirkman; devoted grandmother of Kenneth Elbert Kirkman; dear sister of Hill Celeen and Leonora Scott, both of Seattle, Washington, and Mrs. Clara Petersen Oakland.

A native of Stillwater, Minnesota; aged 88 years. A member of Semper Fidelis Chapter No. 135 O.E.S. and the Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church. Friends are invited 10 attend the funeral services Monday, April 27, at 2 p.m.

at the First Presbyterian Church, Fourth and Streets, Livermore. Interment, Masonic Cemetery, Livermore. A Callaghan Mortuary service. KRUGER, Harry in Alameda, April 24, 1964, beloved husband of Eileen C. Kruger of Alameda.

A native of Nevada; aged 56 years. A member of Local No. 10 I.L.W.U. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, April 28, at 1:30 p.m. from the Chapel of SMILEY 1415 Oak Street, AlaLAGHER 1415 Golden Gate National Cemetery, San JANKOWSKI, Joseph Russell, at rest, April 23, 1964, dearly beloved husband of Edith Jankowski; loving father of Linda Marie and Susan Elaine Jankowski; dear son of Mrs.

Josephine D. Jankowski; brother of Mrs. Anna Haus, Hendrina Jankowski, Lt. Col. USANC, Nicholas N.

Jankowski of Grants Pass, Oregon, Mrs. Charlotte Watkins of Walnut Pittsburg, Creek: and Mrs. also Juhe survived Currier by numerous nieces and nephews. A native of Buffalo, New York; aged 51 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Monday, April 27, at 10 a.m.

at the NEW COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2626 High Street, Oakland. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. (For further information please phone 536- 5454). Flowers 2930 Telegraph Ave. and Kaiser Center PHONE TE 2-8600 for special attention JOCHNER, Max in Oakland, April 24, 1964, beloved husband of Ottilie M.

Jochner; loving father of Robert M. Jochner of San Leandro, Mrs. Barbara Syvertsen of San Lorenzo, Raymond A. Jochner of Fresno and Mrs. Maxine Thyr of Los Alamitos; brother of Mrs.

Freda Willebrands of Oakland; also survived by 10 grandchildren. native of San Francisco; aged 75 years. A member of Zion Lutheran Church of Oakland, and Typographical Union No. 21 of San Francisco. Friends are invited 10 attend services Monday, April 27, at 2:30 p.m.

at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street Oakland. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. Pastor Arnold A. Levenhagen officiating. Memorials may be sent to the Zion Lutheran Church, Children's Family Service, 5201 Park Boulevard, Oakland.

LAMBERT, Bridget in Berkeley, April 24, 1964, of 2034 Ashby Avenue, Berkeley. dearly beloved wife of Joseph Lambert; loving mother of Daniel J. Lambert; loving sister of Mrs. John Lynn, Mrs. Loretta Belton and Daniel: J.

Martin all of Yonkers, New York; also survived by many nieces and nephews. A native of Yonkers, New York, aged 56 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, April 28, at 8:30 a.m. from the Bayview Chapel of Freeman Cox-Roach Leonard, 2414 Grove Street, Berkeley; thence to St. Joseph's Church where a Requiem High.

Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Monday at 8 p.m. Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery, MUI, Fung Chueng Huie, in Oakland, April 22, 1964, of 1920 East 24th Street, beloved wife of Sau Ling Mui, loving mother of Hang Chau Mui, Josephine Tsang, Evelyn Wee, Lily Shan Shan Yuen; mother in law of You Yok Lin Mui, Wai On Tsang, Harry Wee, Stanley Lee and Sun Tim; grandmother of 21 grandchildren. A native of China; aged 68 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday April 27 at 2 p.m. at the EASTLAWN CHAPEL OF CHRIS BORBA, East 14th Street, at 5th Avenue, with Reverened Ewart Lee of the Chinese Community Methodist Church officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. The Huie Family will receive their friends Sunday evening at the above Chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. For furthern information call GL 1-6942.

MULLEN, Michael of 6236 Laird Avenue, Oakland, suddenly April 24, 1964, beloved brother of Julia Nichols of Oakland; loving uncle of Marian and Alien Baker of Oakland, Nina Thierault of Oakland and Harry West of Seattle: great uncle of Marilyn and LeeAlyn Baker, Ann Roberts and Jean Thompson. native of Marblehead, Illinois; aged 74 years. A retired employee of Southern Pacific Co. member of Holy Names Society of St. Cyril's Church, Oakland Council 784 K.

of Old Rails Club and B. of L.E., Division 283. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of C. P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland on Monday, April 27 9 a.m., thence to St.

Cyril's Church for a Requiem High Mass commencing at 9:30. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8. Officers and members of the organization listed above are requested to attend the recitation of the Rosary for their late brother. (For further information please call 632-1011.) MUNOZ, Frank in San Leandro, April 24, 1964, of 567 Maude Avenue, San Leandro, dearly beloved father of Mrs.

Isabel D. Gonzalez of San Leandro, Mrs. Antoinette Phillips of Castro Valley, Mrs. Mary Otte of Hayward, Mrs. Ann Barthel of Escondido, John Munoz and Frank Munoz Jr.

of Oakland; loving son of Mrs. Antonia G. Munoz of San Leandro; dear brother of Anna Fernandez of San Leandro, Mrs. Remalda Fuentes of Redwood City, Also survived by 15 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. A member of Club Iberico of San Leandro.

A native of Carmena Malaga, Spain; aged 70 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, April 27 at 8:30 a.m. from the Rose Garden Chapel of the Guerrero Seramur Mortuary, 407 Estudillo Avenue, San Leandro. Thence to St. Leander's Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated commencing at 9 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary Sunday at 8 o'clock. Interment Holy- Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. For further information please call 638-0747. OTTO, Alice in Berkeley, April 24, 1964, of 2741 Hillegass Avenue, Berkeley, mother of Jacqueline Hardester of Orinda. A member of Northbrae Community Church and prominent in music circles.

Private services were held at the Berkeley Hills Chapel, 1600 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, Friday, April 24, at 2:30 p.m. Dr. Laurance L. Cross officiated. POOLER, Ralph in Hayward, April 23, 1964, beloved husband of Darlene Pooler; loving father of Wesley and Karen Pooler; grandfather of Jennifer and Lisa Pooler; brother of Rosemary Eckland, Thomas and Clyde A.

Pooler. A native of Nebraska; aged 48 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, April 27, at 1:30 p.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland.

Pastor Earl W. Amundso officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. (Parking area adjacent to chapel.) For further information please phone 533-4114. ROBSON, Felix in Oakland, April 23, beloved husband of, Margaret M.

Robson; loving father of Mrs. Josephine Vivian and Ana Morris of Oakland and Irvin Morris of Merced; brother of Mrs. Amy Riley of Oakland; also survived by eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; uncle of Clinton Roberts of San Leandro. A native of California; aged 71 years. A.

member of The Calvary Gospel Church of Oakland and Eden Barrachs No. 306 Veterans of World War I. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, April 27, at 1 p.m. at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Rev. Conrad Smith officiating.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. WATTS, Allan Scott, of 26119 Parkside Drive, Hayward, April 23, 1964, beloved husband of Martha Jean Watts; loving father of Scott Watts of Hayward, Stuart E. Watts of Hayward, Ted A. Watts, U.S. Army, Germany, and Victoria Watts of San Francisco; grandfather of 12 grandchildren; brother of Walter S.

Watts of Los Angeles. A member of Eucalyptus Lodge No. 243 F. A.M. of Hayward, the High Twelve Club, the American Institute of Architects, and a Highlands Fire Commissioner.

A native of Buffalo, New York; aged 63 years. Private funeral services will be held at SORENSON BROS. CHAPEL, 1140 Street, Hayward, Monday, April 27, at p.m. under the auspices of Eucalyptus Lodge No. 243 F.

A.M. Friends may call at the mortuary chapel until 10 a.m. Monday. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to favorite charity. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes, Hayward.

WEISSEL, John Ford, in Oakland, April 25, 1964, beloved husband of Anita S. Weissel; loving father of Robert F. and Kathy Weissel; brother of Lorenz A. Mrs. Helen McCants, and Mrs.

Dorothy Theiss. A native of California; aged 57 years. A member of Hillside Presbyterian Church and Yerba Buena Lodge Number 403, F. A. M.

Friends are invited to attend memorlal services at Hillside Presbyterian Church, 2708 Ritchie Street, Oakland, Tuesday, April 28, at 2:30 p.m., Rever. end Ronald C. Smith officiating. Memorial gifts to 'Leukemia Foundation or your favorite charity preferred. GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES SERVICE.

YOSHIOKA, Yone, of Hayward, April 24, 1964, beloved wife of Tadaichi Yoshioka; loving mother of Glichi (Smiley) Yoshioka, George S. Yoshioka of Hayward, Masaru Robert Yoshioka of Oakland, Hanako Tamura of Portland, Oregon, Yukie Gato, Waterford, New Jersey; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. A native of Japan: aged 79 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral service Monday, April 27, at 8 p.m. at the HAYWARD MORTUARY, 22297 Mission Boulevard, Hayward; Rev.

K. Masuyama officiating. Closing servces at the Chapel of the Chimes, 32992 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the fight Against heart disease. Memorial gifts may be mailed to: Alameda County Heart Association Headquarters, 121 East 11th Street, Oakland, HI 4-3564, or presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland.

CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions. 2876 Brookdale Avenue, KE 3-8442. FLENER, Ernest-We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who SO kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy, beautiful floral offerings, and donations to the Children's Hospital, Shriner's Hospital, Heart Fund, and the Cancer Society, extended at the death of our beloved husband, son, and brother, Ernest Flener. Mrs. Janet Flener Family, LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that sealed, competitive bids will be accepted in the office of the Purchasing Agent, County of Alameda, Administration Building, 1221 Oak Street, Oakland.

Bid 1-33558 Due May 8, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for: CANNED MEATS Bid 1-57565 Due May 1, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for: REPAIR -PIPING AND PLUMBING FACILITIES AT CAMP PARKS WELL FIELD Bid 1-57566-Due May 1, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for: REPROGRAM ELEVATORS Specification and bid blanks covering the above may be obtained from the Purchasing Agents Office, County of Alameda. No.

590A -April 25 (11) LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that sealed, competitive bids will be accepted in the office of the Purchasing Agent, County of" Alameda, Administration Building, 1221 Oak Street, Oakland. Bid 1-33546, Due May 5, 1964 at 11:00 A.M., for coffee. Bid 1-23058, Due May 5, 1964 at 11:00 A.M., for dry goods. Bid 1-57552, due' May 4, 1964 at 11:00 A.M. for Chevrolet automotive parts and accessories.

Specification and bid blanks covering the above may be obtained from the purchasing agents office, County of Alameda. No. 586A April 25 NOTICE OF BIDS FOR THE PORT OF OAKLAND The Board of Port Commissioners of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids. at its offices, Room 376, 66 Jack London Square, at any time prior to Wednesday, May 20, 1964, at the hour of 1:45 p.m., for CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE WHARF F-102W, JACK LONDON SQUARE, Oakland, California. Form of proposal and affidavit thereon will be furnished by the undersigned gratuitously.

Plans and specifications will be furnished on deposit of $10.00, which amount will be refunded pro: vided plans and specifications are returned within thirty (30) calendar days after receiving bids. No refund will be made after that date. Plans and specifications will be available in Room 376 on and after Friday, April 24, 1964. Certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond in the amount of ten per cent of bid to accompany bid. Bond in an amount equal to fifty per cent of the total contract price as a guarantee for faithful performance of the contract, and a bond in an equal amount to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished, shall be furnished by successful bidder.

Contract time shall begin on date of written notice from the Chief Engineer, that contract is in effect, and work shall be completed within one hundred fifty (150) calendar days from date of said notice. The Board reserves the right to relect any and all bids. R. N. COMPTON, Secretary Board of Port Commissioners No.

486 April 23 (5t) CALL FOR BIDS FOR FURNISHING ATHLETIC SUPPLIES FOR FISCAL 1964-65 The Recreation Commission of the City of Oakland will receive sealed bids at its office in the Main Boathouse, 1520 Oak Street, Oakland 12, prior to the hour of 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 20, 1964, for furnishing in accordance with specifications adopted therefor: CERTAIN ATHLETIC SUPPLIES for the fiscal year 1964-65. Specifications and forms for bids will be furnished upon request by the Secretary of the Recreation Commission. Each proposal offered shall be accompanied by a certified check or a cashier's check, payable to the order of the City Clerk of the City of Oakland, for an amount not less than ten (10) percent of the aggregate of the proposal, based on estimated quantities to be supplied, or by a surety bond of lawfully authorized surety company for a like amount. If bidder fails or refuses to enter into a contract after acceptance of the bid, the bid deposit is forfeit.

Only bids accompanied by required deposit will be considered. Cash or currency cannot be accepted. Each bid shall bear the affidavit of the bidder as required by Section 126 of the City Charter. The successful bidder shall present faithful performance bond or a certified check for an amount equal to twentyfive (25) percent of the contract based on estimates of quantities to be ordered from him in the year. Contracts to be entered Into within twenty (20) days after award.

Supplies to be delivered as required. JAY M. VER LEE, Secretary Recreation Commission, City of Oakland. No. 488-April 23 (5t) SUPERVISORS SHALL PROVIDE A SALARY OR WAGE AT LEAST THE PREVAILING SALARY TOR WAGE FOR THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CHARTER OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID COUNTY AT THE STATE-WIDE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN SAID COUNTY ON TUESDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF JUNE, 1964.

"Section 44: No person in the classified civil service or seeking admission thereto, shall be appointed, reduced or removed, or in any way favored or discriminated against because of his political or religious opinions or affiliations or because of race or national PROPOSAL TWO TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA TO PROVIDE THAT THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC. WORKS SHALL BE AN OFFICER APPOINTED PURSUANT TO CIVIL SERVICE AND THAT THE SURVEYOR, WHO IS PRESENTLY ELECTED, BE AN OFFICER APPOINTED PURSUANT TO CIVIL SERVICE: THAT SAID OFFICES MAY BE CONSOLIDATED BY ORDINANCE; THIS AMENDMENT NOT TO AFFECT THE TENURE IN OFFICE OF AN ELECTIVE INCUMBENT OCCUPYING THE OFFICE OF THE SURVEYOR ON THE DATE THIS AMENDMENT BECOMES EFFECTIVE, AND TO REPEAL SECTION 32 OF THE CHARTER, WHICH PRESENTLY PROVIDES THAT THE SURVEYOR CONTROL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF BRIDGES, ROADS, COUNTY QUARRIES AND RELATED PUBLIC WORKS, AND BE THE ROAD COMMISSIONER, EFFECTIVE AS OF THE END OF THE TERM FOR WHICH THE INCUMBENT SURVEYOR SHALL HAVE BEEN ELECTED, OR UPON THE DATE OF A VACANCY IN SAID OFFICE, WHICHEVER FIRST OCCURS, by repealing Section 32 of the County Charter and by adding the words "Director of Public and "Surveyor" to Section 17 of the Charter, which specifies the appointive county officers, by deleting the word "Surveyor" from Section 15 of the Charter, which specifies the elective county officers, and by adding Section 17.3 of the Charter to read as follows: "Section 17.3: The amendment of Sections 15 and 17, to provide that the office of Surveyor shall be appointive, shall not affect the tenure in office of the elective incumbent Surveyor in office at the time said amendment becomes effective, and said officer shall hold said office until expiration of the term for which he shall have been elected; provided however, that should a vacancy sooner occur, the Board of Supervisors may appoint a successor pursuant to Section 17. At any time that the Board of Supervisors may appoint a Surveyor, said Board may also, by ordinance, consolidate said office with the office of Direcfor of Public Works. The Director of Public Works shall perform such functions and duties as shall be specified hereafter by ordinance. The Director of Public Works and the appointive Surveyor shall be in the classified civil service.

Section 32 of this Charter is hereby repealed effective on the 'date of the expiration of the term of the incumbent Surveyor "in office at the time this amendment becomes effective, or upon the date of a vacancy in said office, whichever first PROPOSAL THREE TO AMEND SECTION 48 OF THE CHARTER OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA, RELATING TO THE FIXING OF COMPENSATION, TO PROVIDE THAT THE BOARD OF SAME QUALITY OF SERVICE RENDERED TO PUBLIC EMPLOYERS AND PRIVATE PERSONS, FIRMS OR CORPORATIONS, by amending Section 48 of the said Charter to read as follows, to wit: "Section 48: In fixing compensation, the Board of Supervisors shall in each instance provide a salary or wage at least equal to the prevalling salary or wage, for the same quality of service rendered to public employers and private persons, firms or corporations under similar employment, in case such prevailing salary or wage can be ascertained." No. 568A April, 23 (101) The Board of Supervisors of the County of Alameda has proposed and ordered submitted to the qualified electors of said County at the state-wide primary election to be held in said County on Tuesday, the 2nd day of June, 1964, the following proposed amendments to the Charter of the County of Alameda, which said proposa' is fully set forth as follows, to wit: PROPOSAL ONE TO AMEND SECTION 44 OF THE CHARTER OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA, WHICH PROHIBITS FAVORITISM OR DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE OF POLITICAL OR RELIGIOUS OPINIONS OR AFFILIATIONS, TO ALSO PROHIBIT FAVORITISM OR DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE OF RACE OR NATIONAL ORIGIN, by amending said Section 44 of the said Charter to read as follows, to wit: Hey! One of Your Petals Is Missing! "Love me, It's daisy is safe. Neither is who doesn't Tribune's pages handy. They're his ble guide to daisy planting. love me not spring and no a gardener keep The Sunday garden SALE OF GIVEN that of the Airport International California, the lawtul money transport being the will be made inclusive, of purpose of aircraft, for incurred.

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