Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 15

Aid Pledged IjvFe mescals Face-Lifting rJlcQDB iB 5tr Temescal merchants have as- surances of assistance today from city, county and educational leaders in their efforts to revitalize their district in North Oakland. The pledges were made at a meeting of the Temescal Merchants Association vesterdav. i Jack of All Tirades A week or so ago Jimmy Hernandez, the Hayward auto dealer, fractured me telling about the terrible scarcity of Havana cigars. "But you can still get them," he said. "You fly to Miami and check into an ocean-front hotel.

You go to your room and open the window. "Then you wait until a hurricane comes along and blows in the tobacco leaves from Cuba." As I say, that was a week ago. Then last night Ronnie Graham, a very funny comedian, opened at the Hungry i and told how marijuana can be obtained. "You fly to Miami It was the same joke and I can't understand it. Hernandez had never even heard of Ronnie Graham and Graham had never heard of Hernandez.

W-h J. City Mgr. Wayne E. Thomp-; Jan. 27, 1965 15 son and a team of Oakland de-.

partment heads said the city will i back up efforts of the merchants and other leaders in the Temes Ambulance cal district to give their area Stirs Rift In Council a face-lifting. 1 "Temescal is "not only well located," Thompson said. "It also has tremendous resources." NEW PROJECTS He noted that within the next few years $42 million will be Graham shares the bill with Sylvia Copeland, a singer, and Jerry and Myrna Music, a funny comedy-singing couple. Miss spent in this area for the Grove- a uv n. oi.

r. i- request to buy a new am- Shafter Freeway and the Bay Area Rapid Transit system. bulance touched off a siren waJ "We should take full advan- of protest at the Oakland City tage of these new develop- Council meeting. ments," Thompson added. Seeking the additional am- Copeland is completely forget table and someday will make someone an excellent wife if she ciiYisiuncu iciih-s- bu anC(, rwrmit wa Hpnrv promises not to sing around the house, but the Musics, and particularly Graham, are worth seeing Winston, of the East Bay Ambulance Company.

Winston was the successful bidder on a county non-emergency ambulance contract and needs another vehicle to fulfill his obligations. He requires a city permit because he would be operating in Oakland. City Manager Wayne Thomp in an age when most comedy is tired from TV exposure. At the risk of making it sound like a direct dIup. Graham does 20 BILL FISET cal as an entertainment, restaurant and specialty shop area comparable with San Francisco's North Beach.

Vice Mayor Felix Chidvo told the merchants that "we want you to tell us what you want to do with the district. Then we will try to help you out." He pointed out that this kind of neighborhood cooperation "is not new in Oakland." citing Montclair as one example. Alameda County Supervisor Emanuel P. Razeto said the Temescal area "is the hub of the whole Eastbay." "It's up to us to do some son examined the application and turned it down on ground that Winston failed to satisfy a city ordinance which demands that an applicant must demonstrate "public convenience and i minutes of a Southern novelist being interviewed, and if you feel about Truman Capote as I do, you'll split. Then he does a few minutes as a teacher in a school for hipsters fellow came along the street and said, and I said to myself, 'Man, there's a REAL but of course you have to be there.

As you know, the Hungry i is a basement. The current show is great. AH the place needs now is air conditioning. oooo necessity. irX 1 thing to better our community," 1 Razeto emphasized.

"We must 1 M1S position was supported oy make Temescal a Jam Gallagher-watt, Oakland Police examine portion of $10,000 in loot they said they recovered in smashing a burglary ring to live in. work in and do busi- muuiin.e ness in." companies. Norris Nash, a director of the OPPOSITION Children's Hospital of the East Up rose Councilman Robert Bay, outlined plans for expand-', Osborne to defend the rights of ing that institution and said this the individual and private be a potent force in help-' prise. ing build up Temescal." I "I think you're against pri-NAME CHANGE DUE enterprise and for a group Loot Found; Don't tell me the movie industry isn't affecting our life and times. The other day The Tribune's Lauren Carlysle was making a routine chck of classified ads as they were being taken and came across one from Grodin's, to run under help wanted, looking for a tailor shop employe for the Hayward store and applicants were to "call Mr.

Goldfinger." Lauren didn't think much this except the ad had been called in by "Mrs. Bond." Lauren checked, thinking the whole thing a Eastbay Chapters To Plan U.N. Fete Tax Off ice Becoming Automated Nash used the occasion to an-1 to uke vcr nounce that the name of the in-' PJi stitution to be changed to the roared Children" Hasoifal arwt Mfdiral 2 Brothers Arrested i i. Me (Winston) appears before iiici ui nuiuinii voiuuiuia, i Ao -'a racf. but no.

Martin Goldfinger is in charge of Grodin I CblcU An Eastbay drive to coordl- Harry why we keep refer rv, fr Pnoor UnnM 1 cff-rpfarv to Arnold I "a'e Plans th United Na and a group of interested citi-rens and groups that have formed the East Bay Coopera 1 ii mm 10 provuiion in our i Pniir-o hM ittn hmiKr. i tion's 20th anniversary ceremo- lulnmalinn Ic vrwt In ffA. Michaels. nies in June in San Francisco hi vrt.ii. mm um wbr man in private nlinmnif a fs mi lAn rtrrt Ias1 ruled nr o-n tive Committee for the Nations.

piai urn if a fv iiuiiimi He enterprise is curtailed The fourday celebration will fj ()f open June 2 1 in the Oni-ra jf.e thrw So Lauren told me about it and I called Grodin's one of thcir homcs unrovered "rcnWWood chair-right away, but vou can never carry these things one 3( cast mm jn goods (man fcof Ea(tbay citizcns step further. No woman works there by the name of i Held on suspicion of burglar Committee of the Alameda Galore. I anA rcf k-imr tninn onnH upr' County chapter of the U.N. As- should be helped." 'TOO MANY' Rut Gallagher insisted that there jt already too many ambulances licensed in Oakland. and hopes to establish a com-; munity for artists and writers, Clifford L.

Dochterman. as-' sislant to University of California President Clark Kerr, said the Berkeley campus. Committer will work on plan- said his group will ning activities, events and hos- -J ri TrnA Cirnnnt KirL' (mm thi PrAchv riarnnoA OC r.f tent SOCiaUon I1U Ildl 11 dliU Alt lie li wv win ''j viai viiv a. cioii, ui WmI a A friHav in ntfalttv nr nKcnn-anm At present mere are per which is a little more than a spotted the sicn at the Javclodge Motel in Monterey Juan and his brother. Gay- Wia public Ubrary.

125 i Oakland civic leaders who District Director Joseph M. Cullen said tody it is expected 150 permanent employes will be absorbed in other jobs. There also are 120 temporary employes who probably will be dismissed gradually. At some time in 18. Cullen i aa (Ml A I A 14th on anniversary activi sayinc: "Stop war-Make love" The "no vacancy" signj'a.

ron lCastro Valley. Police said they was Id, so maybe there should be motels in Viet Nam? will serve on the committee include William F. Knowland. the Rev. Darby Wood Belts of St.

r-. n. mile from the Temescal dis- i in theory of Oakland and trict. has 75.000 persons, includ- 17 ambulances in service," ing students, connected with it. Payroll and other university ex-! Eah? w.

ordmnce penditures totai 1433 million a ore year, he said This figure In-1 T1 hi delavins the matter for a week ties. Other Eastbay N. Association chapters participating in planning are Berkeley-Albany. West Contra Costa, Mt. Diablo It is expected there will ii t- i i sola.

be a complete changeover to fii.iiiiu ii viuuuutri lain, vuun- cilman Pau A. Brom, Dr. automation tn processing re- P' Ratnh Harv-Ir lhKi Uillism CIUQCS UK WWrcnce naaulUWI in Police raided Clarence Matz' home yesterday and said they found stolen power tools, dishwashers, cameras, silverware, a tape recorder, a and order to secure financial The Oakland man, a partner in a little decorating and upholstery shop, wasn't feeling at all well the other night so called his doctor. The doctor ordered him in for a M. Stern of -Temple Sin.

inJlS iSJSS mer Mayor Joseph E. Smith. f'L re- The upgrading Temescal. Supervisor Emanuel P. -Razeto.

mnrnrn( lh, pochterman added, would bene-attorney Mas Yonemura Counl At fit the university and the en- oilman fsvctiiia Vfm nrw4 ha 6' employes. Of the-. Ure Eastbay. cilman Joshua Rose and Park statements from the other ambulance companies and details of Winston's contract with the county. rheck-up.

including an electrocardiogram, and afterwards I other items The cameras alone the doctor told the man he was fine, not to worry. jwcre worth about M.ooo, they Pre-Trial Hearings on Mart Holdup said. 100 will remain in the San ran- Mand readv to gtlm. Cisco prrHes.smg department thj, 1, activity." More than SlO.oon jn stolen don't anticipate those Dorhelcrman said. board president Frank Ogawa.

Dr. Clark Kerr, president of the University of California, also will serve on the committee. Others include Abe Kof- Freeway Landscape Contract Awarded Tribune Capital Boreaa SACRAMENTO The State goods had brrn sold on the illicit market, polii said. The man went to work early the next morning, feeling 1 much better, and told his partner about seeing the doctor the night before. He related having a cardiogram taken and the report that his heart was in good condition.

Then, at 9 a m. and less than an hour after the conversation, he i City Planning Director Norman Und emphasized that change alone will not up who want to work will be thrown out herau.se our normal turnover will give us the opportunity to assimilate them in other jobs." Cullen said. The raid climaxed a three- lift the area monlh investigation bv Set. BERKELEY The prelimi- man. Alameda newspaper pib-nary examination of four mm lher; Mayor Donald Dillon of accused of the 123.000 noontime Fremont: Merrill J.

Nikkei. San Department of Public Works to- You must create an image a t2.0M contract Patrick Connell and Fred collapsed and died of a heart attack. robbery of the U-Save Market tndro contractor: Judir ILeitz, who said the burglary the Temescal district as for tr landscaping of the Mac-something very special." he Arthur Freeway between Park went into its second day today. Oeorce Phillips of Castro Val-I Linguistic expert OOOO ring's main tarct had been itJ ii iiit ii'inn -v One lral cam- Proscruuon neo wirre Py; paU bhret. supenntenrtent iiAinm-iT Maurue mm.

nouievara ana uirasau Avenue. spalty shops Each year the telephone company nere gives a oy.erB j- jn nnesse ana inaicaiea iour 0 (he San Lorenzo Unified man. an expert in unguisucs. up. ntinj wiwu.

i nt mue project was given more will be called. No one has School District; Charles discuss various aspects of association president, noted that to Kawai Bros, of Orange Courv yet identified any of the de-Si retired Berkeley banker, reading at 3 4S Tuesday "we as merchants know Plantings wdl include 15.000 dendanls as participating in the James Kimbcr. Bcrke- in the Wmton Scho, 9 Wlnton we have a prohlem and that we shrubs. 640 trees. 1.440 vines of the Year" award at a luncheon ana me omcr aay me i ournry oy i r.

ring members earlier this robbery. anorney. i Ave. must do something about it." and 600.000 ground-cover plants. I rvetore me examinaimn organ winner utaui Araujoj ana iwo runneis-up month.

police wid. and Mike Morrcll) were honored by getting to mP, small speeches. It was a pleasant luncheon but, as usual, pretty dull and deadly because the kids who are-guests I rUriU jtdrtQQ before Judge Moyd Taibotl. the prosecution dropped charges Board to Review Transit Train Nose aeainst Odell Roberson. 20, of 3231 Mollis Oakland.

1 Roberson was arrested with i As Memorial To Slain Man ORIXDA-Nrichbors. friendj of honor are nervous and noiabout to try to say anything funny. rarlicnlarly nervous. Joe Dentone, who's 13. made his little speech and ended with: "I want to thank Pacific Telephone Company for all they have done to rne." It was the only laugh of the day, and 1 don't know why.

They've done it to all of us. Uncluttered, Clean Front Marks Design i to other men charged with the 1 crime but the district attorney's office said it was ronvincod Ro-; did not participate in the i robbery. Appearing today and charged; with the Jan. 4 robbery re Leon lister. 21.

of 342S Chestnut Oakland; Theotis Richey. 19. of; 2801 San Pablo Nathan' Leslie. U. of I1T0 Parker and Calvin C.

Monre. 21, of 3431 Chestnut Oakland. and faculty members of the I University of California today announced the creation of a me- morial fund to provide for the aa rvm Thnmcnn Hirirtnr nf the adult nrohation education of slain Prof. David its a'ii i a division for Alameda County, rettred and the other day chjWrpn his staff cave him a party. Ted Winklcman handed The announcement came Thomson some gifts, bought by collection from Appoints Seismologist supply of wooden matches, a case of Scotch, an attache ordinate the fund.

The Harkett 1 1. i j- i family belongs to the parish, case, a leather desk pad, a pair of binoculars, a dictionary The Rev. Calavan said the The latest style in rapid transit train mxes will be presented tomorrow to directors of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District The BARTD engineering committee got a preview of what the designer hopes will be the final and acceptable design for the front of the rapid transit trains yesterday. Committee members agreed they "like it very much." Richard W. Figgins, executive director of design for Sundberg-Ferar, which has the contract for trail, design, said the latest concept, which is a combination of two ideas jointly approved and two albums containing 150 testimonial letters from bis associates.

All very nice and Thomson Is no fool. He opened all the gifts at the party except the case of Scotch. SACRAMENTO Renner Hof-mann. of Dallas, has been appointed as the first staff seismologist for the California Department of Water Resources. The department has a large staff of geologists, but has always had its earthquake research work done by consultants.

Construction of the state water plan involves some of the most difficult earthquake con- fund will be known as the Hackett Memorial Education Fund and that contributions should be sent to the church, St. Stephen's Drtva and Via Las Crwces. The rector said a hank account for the fund has been set up in the Orinda Branch of WelLs-Fargo Bank. Left fatherless when Harkett Speaking of mail mix-ups. which we were a few days go.

John and Jane Sellars moved and gave the Post Office their new address on Aurora Drive in San Leandro. Then they moved aeain and transferred thcir mail six blocks to Acapulco Road. John Sellars' aunt and uncle, iby the full board several weeks ago. is uncluttered and clean with "a bit of jewelry" up was bludgeoned and shot to stnxiioti problems ever enroun-death Friday on Buchanan 'tered. riew Koaa pear uwvord were Hofman rertivet a A The jewelry is an illuminated Herbert and June Sellars moved into the Aurora Drive house and had their mail tnsfme1 there So tauum-.

12 and anjwSS tali! KJlS SSr? in "ha" of an original design representing Bay Area and may become the symbol used on all BARTD equipment, degree in geophysk from St RAPID TRANSIT OFFICIALS IOOK OVER TRAIN FRONT DESIGN Engineering commiftea members agreed they "like it very mess ior everyone t-icy me uuu ikui huuk munu name is feter Sellars. I Lows University in.