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ww wi wmn ar wryi'wm ww y-r mnnww jw i- 'in LEOAL NOTICII 38 eaUttbaigribttncMonOct.n.S BAY AREA DEATH NOTICES ANDIRSON, Chart, Wl lJtti ttrwt, Hywrd, October 10, IMS, husUnd tti lata Miry Hm Andr- tarn loving tther of Mr. Srilrlvy A. Hantwi, Mr. Betty Monk nd Mlu Mary Joyad htnbend of Inger Nlluon; loving father of George Nllston of Oakland and Harold Nelson of Palo Alto; loving grandtether of John and Anna-Maria Nils son, Barbara, Tommy, and Susan it u-" I i A i rvlca Tuesday, Oct. It 194S, at 8:30 o'clock a.m.

from tha Chanel of SMILEY a. GALLAGHER WljOak Alameda, thence to St. Joseph's Church where a requiem mas will be celebrated commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of tha Rotary Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment St.

Joseph's Cemetery, San Pablo. San Francisco Deaths A BOO AST, Aaron Ma her, Joseph J. BAL1I, Joseph M. Marezlf, Melani BAUMANN, Albert McAfee, Elza BIRO, Pauline McKay, George BODE, William H. Mallush, Dorothy CARSON, Rose Mitchell, Pietrd CHAPMAN, Jacob N.

Mottow, John D. CHRISTENSEN, CarlMoore, Clarence DEVLIN, Frank A. Nagle, Elizabeth DONALD, Alice O'Sulllvin, Mary DRISCOLL, Clare Patterson, Edna DUNLOP, Robert Oulnlaa, Matthew J. OANZERT; Charles Quintan, Mary 4 i iir If we ar v. i ORDINANCE NO.

C.M.S. ORDINANCE APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE NEGOTIATED SALE TO THE MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC A DELAWARE CORPORATION, OF A CERTAIN 3.5 ACRE PARCEL OF LAND IN THE PERALTA OAKS PARK ADJACENT TO THE NORTHWESTERN PROPERTY LINE OF THE EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT PROPERTY; DIRECTING THE EXECUTION OP A DEED AND ATTESTATION THEREOF BY THE CITY CLERK TO THE SAID PURCHASER OF SAID PARCEL OF LAND. WHEREAS, Resolution No. 4414 CM authorized the negotiated tale to the Moore Business Form, a Delaware Corporation of a certain parcel of vacant land, which It mor particularly deecrlbed Jn aald Resolution as Parcel and WHEREAS, said Moor Business Forms, a Delaware corporation, has made a firm offer to purchase said parcel of land for the turn of 5250,000.00, which sum I deemed adequate compensation for taid pared of land; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by tha Council of '2 JCI, I IVI1 I lif u. niu LDI of vacant land above mentioned and described In said Resolution No.

44142 C.M.S., Is hereby approved and confirmed to: MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, a Delaware corporation. SECTION 2. Tha Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute and the City Clerk to attest with the Seal of the City of Oakland, I deed to tha said purchaser. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect sixty (60) day after it final passage.

In Council, Oakland, October 1965. Passed to print for two days: Aye: Touncltmerr Chralvo, Marovlch, Rllea, Rom and President Houlihan 7., Noes: None. Absent: Councllmen Osborne, Reading 2. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clark No.

138 Oct. 11-(2t) NOTICE BIDS FOR THE CITY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. The City Clerk will receive sealed bids of proposals in her office In tha City Hail at any time prior to tha hour of 10:30 o'clock a.m., on Thursday, October 28, 1945, for the following: For Installation of Civil Defense Attack Warning Siren. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk's Office, Room 306, City Hall, on application. Price bid shall Include all applicable taxes.

The City is exempt from Federal Excise tax. All proposal shall be made In conformity with Section 126 of the Oakland Charter, and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or surety bond for an amount not less than 10 per cent of tha aggregate of the proposal, which shall be forfeited to the City If the -tuccesstui- Bidder- taor- -retuses- enter into the contract awarded him. Upon execution of the contract, the contractor shall at the same time execute to the City of Oakland and deliver to the Auditor-Controller a bond in an amount equal to fifty per cent (50) of the contract price for the faithful performance of the contract and bond In an equal amount to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished, and for amounts due under the Unemployment Insurance Act. Contract to be 'entered Into within ten (10) calendar days after award thereof. Work shall be commenced within fifteen (15) calendar days and to be fully completed within thirty-five working days after date of Auditor-Controller's certificate to the contract and furnished in accordance with the terms of the specifications therefor adopted October 5, 1965.

GLADYS H. MURPHY City Clerk No. 137 Oct. ll-(5t) 5 -x. "-t wtR, Ernest Kosati, Marguerite GORDON.

I lllin SraH. Ulnlt ORANCHEFF, Vladi-Seghierl, Ada mer Sueotlch, Margaret R.I wwrn aunivan, ADranam Iren P. Sweeney, Margaret MMSION, James E.Swicegood, William tJrl1" Df- RufutWebb, William A. Ji.Ji')r1, Winderstorm, Alice LAVISTA, Rocc Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION niiini Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the fight against heart disease. Memorial gifts may be mailed to: Alameda County Heart Association Oakland Baiuwl Bmieyvr.

Oakland? CIT.Y,..F. H0PE flralefully acknowledges contributions. 2876 Brookdale Avenue IN APPRECIATION to the wonderful doctors and nurses at Peralta Hospital and to my many friends who consoled me through my husband's Illness and death. MRS. EDNA BROWN WE shall always remember with deep gratitude your comforting expression of sympathy.

FLOYD MILNER LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE No. C.M.S. AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 1.172 TO ORDINANCE NO. 4727 C.M.S., DECLARING DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS OF NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS PROGRAM EX-OFFICIO DEPUTY CITY CLERKS FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING THE OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF LOYALTY TO NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS AIDES. BE.IT.

QRDAlNED- bw-4hrmrlt of the City of Oakland as follows: at(IIUN 1. Sect on 1.172 herehv added to Ordinance No. 4727 C.M.S. to reaa as toilows: SEC. 1.172 tha legislative head nr administrative head, a the case may be, of the City departments Is hereby authorized to deslonata tlt nmhan of that department to act as Coordina tors ot tne Neighborhood Youth Corp Program, and such designated Coordinators are hereby declared tn F.

officio Deputy City Clerk for the sola purpose or admlnuterlna the Oath nr Affirmation of Loyalty to Neighborhood tourn Lorps Aide assigned to that department. In Council. Oakland. Calif rvtnhar 5, 1965. Passed to print for two dav: Av- Councllmen Brom.

Chialvn. Manninra. Marovlch, Rilea, Rose and President Houlihan 7. Noes: Nnne lhu.nl- Councilmen Osborne, Reading 2. GLADYS H.

MURPHY, City Clerk No. 141 Oct. 11 (2t) i I i iiiiifmi timknumhummmiMunim CAMP FIRE GIRLS Four generation aret Mary Goulart, 6 years old, just of Camp Fire Girls -all, roernbers of a. starting in the organization; Mrs. Ger-single family attended thevOakland tryde Rands, 35-year member; Miss District of Camp Fire Girls Grand Coun- Connie Trubody, 1 0-year member, and "errFrrearW63dmrnsferArnph-T Saturday night.

Shown here are Mar- Dr. Alden Miller, 59, Dies; U.Cs Expert on Bird Life DR. ALDEN H. MILLER Ingsearhed hihTaccralm Tin ornithological circles. Dr.

Miller was particularly expert on birdsnKTthafd' South America. Dr. Miller was vice chancel JliVJ ljiilWWwMfciifii ORDINANCE NO. C.M.S. ORDINANCE APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE NEGOTIATED SALE TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND OF LAND BOUNDED BY CHESTNUT STREET, THIRD STREET, AND LINDEN STREET, KNOWN AS "TOMPKINS SCHOOL SITE," OWNED BY THE CITY OF OAKLAND; AND DIRECTING THE SF A DEED AND ATTESTATION THEREOF TO THE PURCHASER OF SAID LAND.

WHEREAS, the Redevelooment Anenrv nf acquiring the land known as tha "Tompkins School Site," located within tha Acorn Project, for redevelopment purposes, which land Is owned by the City of Oakland and mora particularly described as follows: ILK.IANO, Mm MartWM, of Ml Gal. vesran arran, naywaro, October ML 1945, beloved husband of Juana K. Feliciana; loving father of Carmen Pwai of Oakland and tha late John George Felldano and Juanlta Villages; also survived by 25 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren and one graat-graat- PrandchlM; dear brother of Raymond ellciano of San Prancisca and Ramon Callaghan of San Jose. A native of Puerto Rico; aged 78 year. Friend are Invited to attend tha funeral from SORENSEN BROS.

CHAPEL, 1140 Street, Hayward, Wednesday, October 13, at 8:45 a.m. thence to St. Joachim' Church, Hayward where a Requiem Mas will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of tha Rosary, hiuesoay, at i p.m. Inter mam.

Holy kpulchr Cemetery. PUFFIN, Patrick In Oakland, October 1945; beloved husband of Beatrice Griffin; loving father of Patrick C. Griffin of New Jersey and the late Arthur Griffin; devoted grandfather of Patrick and Michael Griffin; brother of Mrs. Delia Lane, Mr. Mo-Phelim, Mrs.

Annie Powell, Coleman and Peter Griffin. Friends ara Invited to attend tha funeral on Tuesday, October 12, at a.m. from tha JOHN COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4014 Howe Street, Oakland, thane to Sacred Heart Church, 40th and Grove Streets, whera a Requiem Mas, will be offered for tha reoosa of hi soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, tht Monday evening et I p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.

HANSIN, Krtstlne, In Oakland, October 1945, beloved wife of the lata Captain Adolph Hansen; loving mother of Mr. Elizabeth Parker and Robert Hansen -of San Pedro; Idolized grandmother of Robert, Paul, and Susan Hansen; dear mother-in-law of Ansel Parker. A native of. Smedmi aged wr. xibmx Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services on Tuesday, October 12 at 2 p.m.

at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4999 Piedmont Avenue. Reverend Arnold Levenhagen, officiating. Friends may call at the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY. 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, un til 12 noon on Tuesday.

Memorial contributions to your favorite charity will be appreciated. For further information please call 533-4114. KAAR, Eileen Maria, in Oakland, October 9, 1945, beloved wife of the lata Charles Kaar; devoted sister of Margaret and Nora McDonnell; also leaves many nieces and nephews. A native od San Francisco; age 79 years. A member of the 3rd order of St.

Francis, Altar Society of St. Elizabeth's Church, Senior Citizens Center at our Lady' Home and the St. Anthony Guild. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, October 13, at 9:30 a.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland thence to St.

Elizabeth's Church, 1500 34th Avenue, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. Interment, Holy Cemetexy. i. bouquets preferred.

(Parking area ad-lacent to chapel) For further Information please phone 533-41 14. KALLIO, Emit, In Berkeley, October 9th, 1965, ot 2218 eonar Berkeley. Dearly beloved husband of Aino Kalllo. Loving father of Sylvia Everett of Kensington. Also survived by two brothers and two sister in Finland.

Beloved father-in-law of Warren T. Everett of Kensington. A native of Lapua, Finland, aged 74 years. A member of tha Pile Drivers Union Local 34 of Oakland and an Honorary Member of the United Finnish Kaleva Brother and Sister Lodge No. 21 of Berkeley.

Friends ara Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, Oct. 12th, at 1:00 p.m. from the Drawing Room Chapel of the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Albany, conducted by Rev. Walter Werronen of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Berkeley, and the United Finnish Kaleva Brothers and Sisters Lodge No. 21 of Berkeley.

(Our Parking piaza aaioins tne Mortuary.) KERR, Helen, in Hayward, October 10, 1965, devoted mother of Martin B. Kerr of 3810 Somerset Avenue, Castro Valley; idolized grandmother of James Kerr, Helen Aspeland, Edward and William Burke and Connie Griffith; loving great-grandmother of 14' great-grandchildren. A native of California; aged '90 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services rfom tha CHAPEL of tha VAL LEY, 20359 Lake Chabot Road, Castro Valley, Tuesday, October 12 at 8:30 a.m., thence to Our Lady of Grace Church for a Mass commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Monday, at 8 p.m.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, KOPPU Margaret In Fremont, Cali fornia, October wire or me laie Herbert Koppt, beloved mother of Lawrence and Eiwood Koppl, both of Fremont; loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lyon of Belmont; sister ot Miss Rose Marie Lvon of North Hampton, Massachusetts; aranddauahter of Mrs. Maggie Neesham of Cedar Ridge, Colo- raoo, ana Kuaoipn oiecex ot uenver, Colorado; also survived by many aunts, uncles, and other relatives. A native of Silverton, Colorado; aged 29 years.

Friends are lnvltt to attend the fu neral services, Wednesday, October 13 at 2 p.m. at tne cnapei ot tne sou i SAN FRANCISCOJAORTUARY, 211 Linden Avenue, South San Francisco. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel Monday after 2 p.m. For further Information: 583-3005.

LESLIE, Arthur J. (U.S.N, In Ala- Tnedar-eKtober-84v45-deariyt)eiovo husband of Maurine E. Leslie of Alameda; loving father of Arthur J. Ill, Ernest Roy, and Janice Leslie of Alameda; brother of Harold F. Leslie of Hayward, Mr.

Betti Wilson of Sacramento and Mrs. Doris Counter of Dallas, Texas. A native of California; aged 44 years. Friend are respectfully Invited to attend the services, Tuesday, October 12, at 2 p.m.. In tha LAUREL CHAPEL of ALBERT ENGEL and 3300 High Street, Oakland.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. (For further Information please call 532-4968.) LUX, Nora, of 2400 55th Avenue, Oakland, October 10, 1945 oeiovea wne ot jonn M. Lux; loving mother of Velde Egan of Piedmont, Lois Lowell, Marguerite Stein, Jack Lux, all of Oakland and Patricia Palm of Belvedere; loving grandmother of Valda Lea Egan, Sharon Green, Gary, Marcia and Gregory Stein, Michael Lux, Randl, Terl, Laurl and Kristi Palm; great-grandmother of Anthony Christopher Stein; loving sister of Lila Ryan of Morris, Illinois. A native of Illinois. Notice of funeral later.

For further Information please call. CHARLES P. BANNON MORTUARY, 4800 East 14th Street, Oakland, 432-WU. MacDOUGALL, Samuel, In Oakland, Oc tober 5, 1945, husband of Beatrice Mac-Dougall; father of Jean Hammond, Beatrice Watcom, Lou Anna Dreisbach, and Janet Hlgglns. Son of Betsy Mac-Dougall of Colorado and brother of Agnes Esmlra, Dorothy Sherwood, Elizabeth Bunker and Sarah Evan.

Grandfather of Jeffery and Laurie Hammond, Cindy, Christie and Scott Walcom, Mark, Brook and Sherrl Anna Dreisbach, Tyler and Cory Hlgglns. A member of Mount Morlah Lodge 15 F. 4 A. M. of Canon City, Colorado, Oakland Scottish Rita Bodies of Freemasonry, and the Episcopal Church, Canon City, Colorado.

A native of Colorado; aged 45 years. Friends are Invited to attend services Tuesdey, October 12, at 3:30 p.m. in the Chapel of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 3474 Piedmont Oakland. Contributions to the Alameda County Heart Fund preferred. For furter information please call OL 3-7323.

NEILSON, William In Oakland, Oc tober 11, 1965, dearly beloved husband of Barbara B. Nellson; loving father of Mrs. Barbara J. Jackson of Oakland and David Neilson of Llvermore; loving brother of Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Santa Monica, Douglas Neilson of Portland, Mrs.

Lora Lee Anderson of Santa Monica and Mrs. Sarah Place of Canada; devoted grandfather of Christopher, Stephen and Alan Jackson, Alex and William C. Neilson II. A native of Scotland; aged 62 years. Friends may call at the MOSSWOOD CHAPEL OF ALBERT ENGEL 3430 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street, Oakland.

Notice of funeral later. For further information please call 452-3424. NIELSEN, Gertrude at rest October 8, 1965, dearly beloved wife or enrts n. Nielsen, sister of Amy Hanes of Oak land, Ethel Crook of Aromas, Iva Dick of Napa, and Inez Roper of Palo Alto. A native of New York; aged 74 years.

A member of the First Baptist Church of Oakland. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Tuesday, October 12 at 2 p.m. at the NEW COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2424 High Street, Oakland. Doctor Boyce Van Osdel and Reverend Lester S. Pugh, officiating.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Memorial to the Leukemia Foundation appreciated. (For further Information please call, 534-5454). NILSSON, Hog of 1522 42nd Avenue, Oakland, octooer rvu, oe- NT A urvivea oy orear grandchildren; loving father-in-law of Eda native Of Stockholm, Sweden; 1 yMr- A member of F.O.E. nd AMttar Mate and Pilots Local No.

90. Frlendi jtr InuhmA from tha New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 4800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Tuesday afternoon, October 12, et 2 o'clock. Inurnment, Chapel of Chimes, Oakland. Private.

(For further iMuiinoiion pieate can eJZ-IUIIJ PR ATTV Rev. Stuart Berkeley uctooer 9, 1945, beloved husband of Marlon L. Pratt; loving father of Mr. Jean Smart of Oakland, Margaret and Loi Pratt of Sacramento and Kathryn Pratt of Oakland; brother, of Mrs. Myrtle Curran of Detroit, Michigan and Ray Pratt of Litchfield, Michigan; grandfather of Edward, Kathryn and anaron amari.

a native of Mlchlaan aged 44 years. Pastor of the Durent Avenue United PAsbyterian Church of oemeiey; tormer pastor of Montclalr Presbyterian Church of Oakland and St. Stephens Presbyterian Church of North Highlands. Frleads ara Invited to attend memorial services, Thursday, October 14, at 11 a.m. at the Durant Avenue United Presbyterian Church, 2024 Durant Avenue, Berkeley.

Memorials may be sent to the Stuart S. Pratt Memorial Fund of Durant Avenue United Presbyterian Church. Interment, East Lawn Sierra Hill Memorial Park, Sacramento. Friends may call at TRUMANS, Tele- grepn Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. unin p.m.

Monday. SHIOZAWA, Ttsushlr, In Berkeley, October 8. 1945; beloved hushanri sf Fuu iowa or uaxiana, Mrs. Mary Negate of Berkeley, Mrs. Yukl Catayame and Lee aniozewa of Cleveland, Ohio, Peggy Shlozawa of Oakland, Mrs.

Mayumi Takahashl of Richmond and Shlro Shlozawa of San Lorenzo. A native of japan; agea eu years. Friends are Invited to attend services luesoay, October 12, 7:30 p.m. at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue ai jurn street, uaxiana. Kev.

t-reaerick n. rasaxi, officiating. SOUTHARD, John W. (Jay), of 14885 t-arnswortn street, ban Leandro, suddenly, October 8, 1945, beloved husband of Louise Southard; loving father of Patricia Preston, of San Leandro; loving grandfather of Diana Preston; loving son of Thomas A. Southard of Oklahoma ana tne late Gertrude Southard; loving brother of Lanora Leon of San Leandro.

Gladys Vargen of Castra Valley and Lorene Frederick of Connecticut; loving father-in-law of Leon Preston. Also survived by many other relatives. A native or Oklahoma; aged 50 years. A veteran of World War II. Friends are invited to attend services from the new mortuary of CHARLES P.

BANNON, 4800 East 14th Street Oakland on Tuesday afternoon, October 12 at 1 p.m. Interment, Golden Gate Na--tlonal San- tner information please call 432-1011). SOUSA, Anthony, entered Into rest on October 9th, 1965, of 982 Peralta Albany. Dearly beloved husband of Catherine M. Sousa.

Idolized father of Alberta M. Wulff of Albany and John D. -Sousa of Menlo Park. Devoted grand- tamer ot caroi Lynn cornea or Albany. a gear greatgrandfather ot 4 great grandchildren.

A native of Portugal aged 83 years. A member of St. Ambrose Catholic Church and retired long time owner of tha Berkeley Stova and Heating Co. Friends are Invited to attend funeral ervlces Tuesday. October 12th, at 8:30 A.M.

from me.DRAWING ROOM CHAPEL OF THE ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany, thence to St. Ambrose Church, Cornell and Gllman Streets, Berkeley, where a reguiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:00 A.M. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Committal services, Holy cross Cemetery, Coima (Our Parking Plaza adloinns the Mor tuary.i SWICEGOOD, William Grant, suddenly In Sebastopol, October 10, 1945, of 670 Peralta Avenue, Berkeley, dearly beloved nusoana ot lora M. swicegooa; loving father of Pearl J.

Swicegood of Berkeley; beloved brother of Gloria S. Dunn, George R. Swicegood and Edythe J. Da- vies, all of San Francisco. A native of San Francisco; aged 49 years.

A member of Golden West Lodge, F. and A.M. of San Francisco, Berkeley Fire Fighters Association, Local 1227 and a fire man for the city of Berkeley. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, October 13 at 1 p.m., from the Drawing Room Chapel of tne ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany, conducted by Rev. Willston M.

Ford and Golden West Lodge, F. and A.M. Committal services. Cy press Lawn Cemetery, Colma. (Our park ing piaza aaioins tne mortuary.

TOOLE, Orlan Maynard, beloved hus band of Sara B. Toole of Oakland. Loving father of Mrs. Donna M. Hills of Oakland and Mrs, Margaret E.

Miller Hill-rose, Colorado. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. A native of Kearney, Nebraska. Aged 69 years. A member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Oakland Ward.

Friends are invited to attend funeral -servkesFuesday Oct-12, 1965, at lhOO ociock a.m. at tne new mcnart CHAPEL; 3030 Telegraph one block south of Ashby, Berkeley. L.D.S. services. Interment, Golden Gate, National Ceme tery, san Bruno.

-WEBB, William In Berkeley, October husband of Helen K. Webb, beloved (on of Mrs. May Webb of Berkeley. A member of Fellowship Lodge 480 and A aged 40 7ears. Friends are Invited to attend services, Tuesday, October 12, at 1 p.m.

at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street Oakland. Rev. Roland G. Hills and Fellowship Lodge 480 gnad A officiating. VOSE, Clara In Martinez, October 10, 1965, dearly beloved wife of Homer Vose of Martinez; loving mother Mrs.

Claire Coveney and Mrs. Lorraine Warfield, both of Martinez; also surviving ara four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. A native of San Francisco; aged 44 years. A member of and Past President of The Women's Auxiliary of Henry MCNSmara post no. 29, American Le- dl6reia member of Los Cerrlto Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Sharon Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem and The Grand Cross of Colors, Order of Rainbow.

Friends ara Invited to attend the American Legion Auxiliary memorial service at 8 p.m. Tuesday, October 12, and the Eastern Star funeral service at 2 p.m. Wednesday, October 13, at tha CONNOLLY AND 'TAYLOR CHAPEL, 4000 Alhambra -Avenue, Martinez. Inurnment will be private. WHfre, MimMay, In Oakland October 10, 1945, beloved mother of Reuena Baugh, Maynard White and Elwln White; sister of Inez Petersen and Elizabeth Phelps of Modesto.

A native of California; aged 77 years. A member of the Church of the Brethern of Oakland at 1917 40th Avenue. Friend are Invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Tuesday, October 12 at 10 a.m. Tha Rev. Gerald Moore officiating.

Interment private. WOOD, Cecelia Rotmond, In Oakland, October 9, 1945, beloved wife of Joseph Edward Wood; dear motrer of Hazel Ruth Moore and Cecile Claveau. A native of Nevada. A member of Elvesta No. 293 O.E.S.

Friends are invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Tuesday, Oc-ober 12 at 2 p.m. Under auspices of Elvesta No. 293 O.E.S. Inurnment Chapel of the Chimes. ZRINSKI, Theresa, In Alameda, October 9, 1965.

Beloved wife of the late Frank Zrinski, loving mother of Mrs. Angeline B. Perata of Alameda, and the late Mary Puricini, sister ot Veronica Besenic of Yugoslavia, mother-ltt-law of Joseph-N. Perata of Alameda. A native of Yugoslavia, aged 77 years.

Friends ara Invited to attend funeral I VIEW Since 1873, progress tt Albert Brown has been I wirhnrtt 1 I phone 653-7323 I I 347S PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLANDl KENSINGTON Dr. Alden Holmes Miller, one of the world's foremost authorities on bird life in the Americas and director of the University of California's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, died in his vacation home near Clear Lake. Death came Saturday at the age of 59, following an apparent heart attack. Dr. Miller, who made his home at 81 Edgecroft Road, was graduated from UCLA in 1927 and received his doctorate in zoology at the Berkeley campus three years later.

He joined the U.C. faculty in 1931 and became a full professor of zoology in 1940, the year he was named director of the museum. His research on the lives and habits of birds took him to many parts of the worldand the published works on his find- Document Of Tragic Person Anderson, all of Haywaro, Mr, bway Mamn or aTOCKron ana mv mi nv. Violet Martlm alK survived by 24 grandchildren. A member of Cannery Workers Union, Local 748 of Hayward.

A native of Nebraska; aged 72 year. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services from SOKENScN BROS. CHAPEL," 1140 Street, Hayward, Wednesday. October 13, at 1 P.m., Rev Amos E. Sloan of Four Square Gospel Church of Fremont officiating, infer.

men! Chapel of the Chime Memorial Park, Hayward. BACKMAN. Relnhold (Ray) Albert In San Francisco, October IMS of ISIS Valley Road, Kensington: Dearly beloved husband of Gertrude M. Back-man. Loving father of Adele Graham of Piedmont, Reynold Backman of El Sobrente and Stephen Backman of Kensington.

Devoted grandfather of Klm-berley, Gregory and Steven Backman, Cindv and Nancy Graham. A native of Michigan, aaed St yean. A member of the Brotherhood of Main tenance of Way Employees, local no. 407 of the Southern Pacific Company, Friends are Invited to attend Funeral Services Tuesday, October 12th, at 11:00 a.m. frem me drawing room CHAPEL OF THE ELLIS-OLSON MOR TUARY, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany, (Our Parking Plaza adlolnt the Mortu- -ary BELFORD, William In Berkeley, Oc tober to, 1945, of 1584 Ada treer, Berkewv; beloved husband of Annette Belford; loving father of William J.

Bel-ford of El Sobranta and Robert F. Bet- ford of Berkeley; brother of Laurence I. Beitora of piedmont; granoramer ot Bonnie and James Belford. A native of Oakland. A member of Albany Post No.

ABMican etlred Employees Association ot tn ana c. Friends are resDectfullv Invited to at tend the funeral. Wednesday, October 13, leaving at 9:30 a.m. from the BERKELEY HILLS CHAPEL, 1400 Shat tuck Avenue at Cedar, Berkeley; thece to St. Mary Magdalen Church at Mllvia and Berryman Streets, Berkeley, where a Mass of Reguiem will be celebrated for the reoose of his soul, commencing at 10 a.m.

Recitation ol the Rosary, ln.vn.ut Ul.U1. Cemetery, Oakland. BISHOP, Ralph Emerson, In Oakland, October 9. 1945. beloved husband of Catherine Bishop; loving father of Mrs.

Leanore Texaani or urinoa, ana Mrs. Ardls Johnson of Lafayette; grandfather of David and Jerry Texdahl, Denis, Dana, Krlsten and Kelly Johnson. A native of California; aaed 71 vears. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2850 Teearaoh Avenue, Oakland. Tuesday, October 12 at 3 p.m.

(Ampla off street parking.) Inurnment private. I-or further information call 451-4434. BRECHT, Henry, In Oakland, October 8, 1945, ot 2014 utn Avenue, oaxiana, oe-loveA husband JEttlm jov.ing father of Leslie Brecnt; devoted fa ther-in-law of Ann Brecht. loving grand father of Stephen and Linda Brecht. A nat ve of Oak and: aaed 71 veers.

Friends are Invited to attend the fu- nera Monday. October 11. at 9:30 a at the EAST LAWN CHAPEL of CHRIS BORBA, East 14fh Street et 5th Avenue, Oakland. For further information please call 451-4942. BRUNNER, Kenneth In Berkeley, October 9th, 1945, Kenneto c.

Brunner of 1444 Portland Albany. Dearly beloved husband of Ruth c. Brunner. Loving brother of tha late Freda Agne Kruger. A native of Angels Camp, aged 45 years.

A member of San Joaquin Lodge 684, F. and A. M. of Stockton, Albany HI-12 Club, Sons in Retirement (Sirs Club) bast Bay Brancn No. 2, and a retired 42 year Civil Engineer for the Southern Pacific Co.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, October 12th at 3:00 p.m.. from the Drawing Room Chapel of the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Albany. Committal Services, Sunset Mausoleum. (Our parking Plaza adjoins the Mortuary.) CRAI6, Harry Lea, October 9, 1945, of 35640 viola court, Fremont, loving nus. band of Patricia Craig; beloved father of Diane and Susan Marie Craig; loving son of Mabel Craig and the late Orvie William Craig; be loved brother of Mrs.

Dorothy Waa- and of Fremont, Mrs. Hazel L. Garcia of Pleasanton and Mrs. Marilyn Rlggles- ford ot Newark. A native ot Missouri; aoed 33 vears.

A member of the Oper ating Enaineers Local No. 3 of Oakland. Services will be held Tuesday, Oc tober 12, at p.m., at me Fremont MEMORIAL CHAPEL-MORTUARY, 3723 Peralta Boulevard (near Fremont Boulevard), Rev. Donald Payment of Mountain Eden Presbyterian cnurcn win be offi ciating. Gordon B.

Lindey, Director. In terment win follow at Mountain view Cemetery In Oakland. Ample parking for over loo cars. For further mtor. matlon please "call 793-8900.

CHRISTOPH, Frank October 10, 1965, In a San Leandro hospital, after a long Illness, loving, fattier of Chrls-toph; dear brother of Lena Pranza of Honolulu, Ruby Santos of Fremont, Marie Carlson of Oakland and Robert De- Young of Fremont; survived by nieces end nephews. A native of Washington. A memberof the Northern California Sheet Metal Workers' Union, Number 214. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Thursday, October 14, at 1:30 p.m., at tha Fruitvale Chapel of THE CLARENCE N. COOPER mtibtiiaby.

15M) Fruitvale Avenue. Oak- "land Parlcind area adiacent to chapel For further information, pleas phon 533-4114. nAUTH. Manfred E. (suddenly), on Oc tober 7, 1945, of 14400 East 14th Street, I andro.

dearlv beloved husband of Luzla Dauth. An employ of PrestoHt Battery ot venwrw. nu rrnunv: aoed Xl vears. Services and interment In Norrlstown, Pennsylvania. Local arrangements by the GUERRERO SERAMUR MORTUARY, 407 Estudillo Avenue, San Lan- dro.

Boy Kills One Of bandit Trio LOS ANGELES (AP) Po lice say 15-year-old Steven Gar- ritano, awakened by the screams of his mother, grabbed av pistol and defended his family from three robbers, killing one and driving off tne otners. Police said two men and a woman early yesterday broke into the motel where the family lives and beat them when they refused their demands for mon ey Police said Steven, sleeping in a. nearby bedroom, awakened, grabbed a pistol from a drawer, and family wounded Fred C. Collins, 24, as he wrestled with his father. The other pair fled, taking Garritano's wallet, containing $170.

2 Locks Too Much For Fire Rescue 'NEW YORK (UPI)-Natalie Bitel, 49, liked two locks on her apartment door for safety. Yesterday, her apartment building caught fire, and firemen were delayed trying to break through the two locks to save Mrs. Bitel and her 18-year-old son, Dennis. Both died before firemen reached them. Precipitation NATIONAL Anchorage, Boston, Buffalo, Burlington Chicago, Fairbanks, Indianapolis, Juneau, St.

Sta. Marie, .04. CANADA Ottawa, .01. OUTSTANDING FLORAL DESIGNS 4411 I AH 1ST Oct' II bam tnm US. WMTHK BURMU TvSfilzWk lew Tempmturw (xpected I jS AKv-tL kukiion of Block 479, as said block is shown on Board-men's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, In Book 17 of Maps, page 14, In the office of tha County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the eastern Una of Chestnut Street, distant thereon northerly, 112 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thenca along said line of Chestnut Street, northerly 25 feet; thence at a right angle easterly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 25 feet; and thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet to the point of beginning.

PARCEL 4: PORTION of Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, In the office of tha County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on tha eastern line of Chestnut Street, i distant thereon northerly, 137 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along sald lina of Chestnut Street, northerly 50 feet; thence at a right angle easterly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle-southerly, 50 feet; and thence at a right angle' westerly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 5.. PORTION of Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, at page 14, in the office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the eastern line of Chestnut Street, distantjhereon northerly, 187 feet from the northern Una of Third Street; ancTs ronnihg'menttriilong- said I lneef Chestnut Street? northerly 50 feet; thence at a right angle easterly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly 50 feet; and thence at a right westerly, -132 feet to the point of jjeglnning. PARCEL 4: PORTION of Block 479, as laid block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in tha office of tha County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on tha eastern Una of Chestnut Street, distant thereon northerly, 237 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along said Una of Chestnut Street northerly, 50 feet; thence at a right angle easterly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 50 feet; and thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 7: PORTION of Block 479, hi said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, In Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in the office of tha County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the eastern line of Chestnut Street, distant thereon northerly, 287 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and thence along said (in of Chestnut Street, northerly 25 feet; thence at right angles easterly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 25 feet; and thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet to the point of beginning.

PARCEL 8: PORTION of Block 479, as said blpck Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in tha office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the eastern line of Chestnut Street, distant thereon northerly, 312 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along said line of Chestnut Street, northerly 54 feet; thence at a right angle easterly, 132 feet; thenca at a right angle southerly, 54 feet; and thence at a right angl westerly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 11: PORTION of Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, In Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in the office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the western line of Linden Street, distant thereon northerly, 112 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thenca along said line of Linden Steet, northerly 25 feet; thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 25 feet; and thenca at a right angl easterly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 12r PORTION of Block 479, a said block is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in the office ot the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the western line of Linden Street, distant thereon northerly, 137 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along said Una of Linden Street, northerly 25 feet; thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 25 feet; and thenca at a right angle easterly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 13: PORTION of Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map ot -Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, In tha office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the western line of Linden Street, distant thereon northerly, 162 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along said Una of Linden Street northerly, 25 feet; thence at right angle westerly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 25 feet; and thenca at a right angle easterly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 14: PORTION of Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, In Book 17 of 1 Maps, page 14, in the office ot the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on tha western line of Linden Street, distant thereon northerly, 187 feet from the northern Una of Third Street; and running thenca along said line of Linden Street, northerly 20 feet; thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 20 feet; and thenca at a right jangle easterly, 137 fet to the noint of beainnlna.

HOLLYWOOD (AP) A scrawled note addressed "to whomever discovers me after death," "serves as the last will and testament of Dorothy Dan- dridge. It will be filed for probate today In Superior Court, a tragic document of a tragic life that ended last Sept. 8 of rare but natural causes. It is her only will. Attorney William Spivak calls the will one of the most unusual yj until Tuesacrf awnina lor for academic affairs at U.C.

from 1961 until 1964. He also was for a number of years curator of birds in the Museum of Paleontology. PU "He was a past etc. He was a past president of the American Ornithological Union, which conferred on him its Brewster Medal Award in 1943. He also was named to the National Academy of Sciences in 1957.

Recently, he had headed a research project on the nearly extinct California condor and for many years was editor of the magazine The Condor. Dr. Miller is survived by his widow, Virginia; his father, Dr. Loye Miller of Davis, a retired professor of zoology at UCLA; a son, Darnel Miller; two daughters, Mrs77FafriaaPamterof North HoIlywoooVandMrs Barbara Weller of Sweden, and a brother, Holmes Miller of Bak-serSfield. Private funeral services were held yesterday.

Temperatures BAY AREA 70 44 75 58 75 42 Concord 74 50 Orlnda Danville 80 43 Pittsburg Llvermore 77 47 Pleasantori Martinez 74 4 S.F. Airport 49 52 Mt. Diablo 72 58 San Fran'co 48 59 Oakland Arpt. 70 58 Walnut Crek 75 44 Oakland 71 59 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield 75 55 Paso Robles 80 47 Eureka 43 50 Red Bluff 79 53 Fairfield 75 52 Sacramento 79 53 Fresno 79 51 Salinas 74 50 Hamiltn Fid. 71 47 San Diego 71 58 Los Angeles 73 57 Sta Barbara 74 49 Moffett Fid.

70 52 Stockton 77 49 Needles 100 49 Thermal 4 NATIONAL Albany Albquergue Anchorage Ashevilla Atlanta Billings Birmlnghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brwnsville 47 48 Kansas City 89 53 85 52 Las Vegas 93 43 37 34 Little Rock 82 54 44 34 Los Angeles 73 57 74 JO Louisville 41 42 54 33 Memphis 78 52 74 44 Miami Beach 84 75 40 34 Midland Tex 94 43 77 43 Milwaukee 43 42 45 48 Mpls St Paul 45 35 88 49 New Yrok 70 50 49 45 No Paltte 71 37 Buffalo Burlingtn Vt. 42 47 Oakla City 95 42 Casper 47 30 Omaha 78 43 Chasm SC 80 55 Phlldelphla 44 43 Hhastn WVa 57 42 Phoenix 94 58 Charltte NC 71 44 Pittsburgh 52 40 Chicago 45 54 Portland Mr 55 44 Cincinnati 58 45 Portland Or 72 47 Cleveland 54 43 Raleigh 72 41 Columbu 41 45 Rapid City 41 3fN Denver 81 39 Reno 83 34 Des Moines 74 45 Richmond 47 43 Detroit 53 45 St. Louis 74 52 Duluth 59 34 Salt Lke Cty 83 42 El Paso 88 57 San Antonio 88 40 Fairbanks 32 23 San Diego 71 58 Fargo 41 33 St Ste Marie 47 42 Ft Worth 92 44 Seattle 45 48 Helena 41 31 Shreveport 89 42 Houston 92 71 Spokane 45 34 Indianapolis 44 44 TmpaStPrbg 84 49 Jackn Miss 85 SO Tucson 93 41 jacksnvTlia tTwwsnmtwir'tsu- Juneau 53 .43 Wlchlt 94 55 CANADA Calgary -Edmonton Montreal 48 21 Reglna 54 22 51 45 58 34 58 40 99 41 44 52 22 Toronto 57 48 Winnipeg 58 45 Vancouver Ottawa INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen 37 Casablanca Amsterdam Berlin 55 Copenhagen 39 Dublin WEATHER MAP While California continues to enjoy Indian "summer, the upper Great Lakes region is bracing' for snow and scattered showers in the lower Lakes area. It will be cooler from the Plains -to Ohio Valley-andAtlantic Seaboardr warmer in the Rockies. AP) Weather Forecast Summaries he has eveiseeirbutr perfectly legal.

It reads: "In case of my death to whomever discovers it don't remove anything I have on scarf, gown or other (crossed out) underwear. Cremate me right away if I have anything, money, furniture give to my mother Ruby Dandridge. She will know what to do. Dorothy Dandridge." The beautiful Negro actress-singer wrote the note last May 21 and turned It over to her longtime manager, Earl Mills, with these words: "You keep it Earl, because I know you will be the one who discovers me." Mills was the Describing the day he found her, Mills said: "Dorothy was late for an appointment. I couldn't reach her on the phone so I went to her apartment The door was un locked but I knew she was in there because the chain was bolted.

So I broke down the door." The 41-year-old singer was sprawled on the bathroom floor of her "West Hollywood Sin Francisco Bay Area Fair tonight and tomorrow except for pa'che of high fog. Little temperature change. Low tonight 50 to 58. Westerly winds to 15 m.p.h. Northern and Central California Fair tonight and tomorrow except-for -variable tow eiouainesa near me coasi.

angnriy warmer in the afternoons. Mount Shasta Siskiyou AreaFalr to night and tomorrow with little temper ature change. Sierra Nevada Fair tonight end tomorrow with little temperature change. Western Nevada Fair tonight and to morrow with little temperature change, Low tonight 34 to 44. an Joamiln Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow.

High tomorrow 71 to 85. Low tonight 48 to S. Variable winds to 10 m.p.h. Monterey Bay Area Fair tonight and tomorrow and slightly warmer in the afternoons. High tomorrow 45 to 75.

Low tonight 44 to 54. Variable winds 5 to 15 knots. Clara Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow and slightly warmer in the afternoons. High tomorrow 70 to 80. Low tonight 44 to 54.

Northwest winds 5 to 10 m.p.h. Low tonight at San Jose 52. Llvermor Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow and slightly warmer in the afternoons. Variable wind 5 to 15 m.p.h. Central Coast Counties Fair tonight end tomorrow exctfpt for "I9.1 and morning fog near the coast.

Slightly warmer In rh afternoons. High tomorrow 70 to 0. Low tonight 44 to 54, Variable winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Northwestern CaHfomla Fair tonlgM and tomorrow except for Pat and morning fog near me coast. Slightly warmer Inland afternoons.

Low at Ukiah 54 and Santa Rosa 48. Variable winds' to 15 knohj.near the coast. California Summary A strengthening high pressure center is located eooui jsu miies wsr Sah Francisco and hl Joined with high' over Alberta, Canada by I strong ridge of high pressure through Oregon and Washington. This feature of the weather map has become so dominant that It. is deflecting torms from the Pacific Into the Gulf of Alaska and assuring the Stat of more fair Autumn uMfhar.

The solid overcast that pre vailed along the coast for a few day I now peTcny rog cqnomon. lempera-fures In. the San Joaguln Valley wlH rise some during the afternoons. PARCEL 15: PORTION of Block 479, as said block ft shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, In Book 17 of Maps, page 14; In tha office of tha County Recorder Of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the western line of Linden Street, distant thereon northerly, 207 feet from the northern line of Third Street; and running thence along said Una of Linden Street northerly 30 feet; thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet; thence at a right angle southerly, 30 feet; and thenca at a right angle easterly, 132 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL 17: PORTION OF Block 479, as said block Is shown on Board-man's Map of Oakland and Vicinity, filed April 23, 1883, in Book 17 of Maps, page 14, in the office of the County Recorder of Alameda County, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the western line of Linden Street, distant thereon southerly, 211 feet from the southern Una of Fifth Street; and running thence along said line of Linden Street, southerly 34 feet; thence at a right angle westerly, 132 feet; thenca at a right angle 34 feet; thenca at a right angl easterly, 132 feet to the point of beginning.

CONTAINING an area of 55,044 square feet, more or less; and WHEREAS, the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Oakland has offered to' purchase said parcels for the sum of $82,546.00, which turn It deemed to adequate compensation for said parcels of land; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of tha City of Oakland a follow: SECTION 1. Tha sale of said parcels of land, hereinabove mentioned. Is hereby approved and confirmed to: REDEVELOPMENT-AGENCY OF OAKLAND hi 1 th" sum of $82,544.00. SECTION 2. The Mayor Is hereby authorized and directed to execute, and the City Clark to attest with tha seal of the City of Oakland, dead for said paresis of land to the herelnabove-named purchaser.

SECTION This ordinance shall taka tffaet sixty (60) days after It final passage. In Council, Oakland, October S. 1945. Passed to print for two days: Ayes: Councilman Brom, Chlalvo, Magalera. Marovlch, Res and President Houlihan 6.

Noes: Councilman Rile. Absent Counc.lm.fl Rarfino. GLADYS Hr MURPHY, Oty tier No. 142 Oct. II (2t 1 "All she had on was a blue scarf around her said Mills: "It was one of the items ASSOCIATION of clothing she mentioned in the note." Mills couldn't carry out the Immediate cremation she Circumstances of death demanded, an autopsy.

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