The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 57

Wed, May 22, 1968 57 Bill Casper Says: Today's Over the Counter Oakland School OBER PL'TIINC; Rl I F.S Mutual Fmids Quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers are representative inter-dealer pr-ces. These prices are subject to change Oakland Mayor Rapped Oakland's mayor and police chief were the targets tnrougnout the day. Prices do not include retail markiD. markdon or commission. Pr.

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with which the Royal and Ancient Golf Society of Scotland makes the world's golf rules, has made some changes. In an effort to speed play, the USGAhas rules that a golfer may hft and clean his ball only before his first putt on every green. It is ako mandatory stroke medal play that a golfer continue putting until he holes out on every green, unless, in taking a stance for a subsequent putt, he must stand in the line of another player. He may then mark the ball. If) ruTl.

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Mrs. Dorothy Steele, representing the Montara Junior High School Parent-Faculty Club, said the parents were "appalled at the proposal at a time children need more rather than less education." NO EXECUTIVES and criticisms from Black Panthers or others" was presented the City Council. "Rather than serving the total community and treating all citizens equally before the law, both the above officials have become spokesmen for a few encouraging support of the police no matter what their conduct and permitting continued surveillance and harassment of those who disagree with established policy," the petition read. 'Rather than treat people as humans with qualities of both goodness and badness, the mayor and chief of police have automatically assumed the Black Panthers and any of their ideas or those who would support them are invariably bad." Mayor Reading said he'd "gone through this before." He said the petition was not true, but: said before I will not bargain with or negotiate with any group that is dedicated to kill policemen or committing other acts of violence." He said lie was willing to talk to other groups, but not the Black Panthers. 21.98 23.98 Aetna American i 72 8V2 712 Amer Heritage Amer National Amer Reserve Argonaut Beneficial Stnd Cal Lite Cal west States Chubb Combined Conn General CNA Empire General Family Life Farm New World First Executive Fund American Gen Reins Glenn Falls Hanover Fire Hartford Fire Home Intercoast Jefferson Stnd Mission Equit Monarck Nat Union Fire Nationwide A No Am Life It Gas Pac National Pac Standard Prov Washington Re pub National Safeco Title Ins Trust Travelers US Fidelity Gty US Life United Trust Variable Annuity West Coast West Microwave Westgate Ca: Wise Pwr Lt wtc Air Freight Yuba Indus 15.77 17.27 51.99 52.25 10 94 6-2 5' 7 24 25''2 24'2 14' IJ'1 14' 4 9 8 71 2i 23' 45 464 45 13i 13' 13 12 I2'2 124 14 16'4 16 26 26'4 26 3' 2 4' 2 3 2 IS 16'4 15 is 4 ir- 62 64 I9H 19'a 191 13'a 13 13.

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James Dunlaney urged the board to find other ways to save money. The five-period day would reduce the school day to the minimum required under State law. Students would be unable to take elective courses such as creative writing or art. Elementary schools would not be affected by the shorter day, said Phillips. Cycle Rider, 15, Killed in SF Collision 37H 27 25 14.26 19.52 21.10 10.41 33.05 Proarm: 7.25 7.93 7.51 5.66 6.19 711 Fid Trnd Financial Ovnm Incom Indust 71 '4 24V2 Bank of America Bank of Calif Bank of Saclo Bank of Tokyo Bank of Trade Central Bank Sys Crocker Citiiens 1st Nat S.

Jose 1st Nat Ores 1st S.F. Bank Hibernia Liberty Natl Bank Pacific Natl Bank Seattle 1st Nat Sec First Natl Sec Nat Oak So Cal 1st Nat Sumitomo Union Bank LA US Nat Oregon Vally Natl Arizona Wells Fargo Bank 2412 24 Silver Futures Treasury Report Fast 'Razing For Oldest Hospital San oldest hospital will fall to the wrecker's ball in the space of a few NEW YORK (UPI) Silver futures closed 50 points lower to 270 points nigner on iiti contracts traaeo. Open Low Hieh Close 4NorCal Golfers Qualify By United Press International Gibby Gilbert a threat to defending champion Jack Nicklaus in next month's U.S. Open golf champion-ship? Not likely, but Gilbert, a part-time touring pro from Hollywood, got a small taste of glory yesterday when he led 105 golfers through local qualifying tests for the Open to be held June 13-16 at the Oak Hill Country Club, Rochester, N.Y. Gilbert posted rounds of 66-70 for a 136 at the Memphis Country Club, Memphis, site of this weekend's top of the pro tour, where 95 players competed for 40 spots which advanced them to the sectional qualifying tests either June 3 or June 4.

Among Memphis qualifiers were John Lotz of Hayward, at 143; Jim Langley of Salinas, Bob Lunn of Sacramento, 145, and Bob Smith of Sacramento, 147. 150-MAN FIELD In addition to yesterday's 105 qualifiers, a total of 438 golfers passed their local qualifying tests Monday and TODAY WASHINGTON (UPI) Withdrawals and deposits in Treasury accounts for the fiscal year through May 17. Withdrawals $164,332,908,882 Deposits 139,329,372,450 Cash Balance 7.946,899,683 Public Debt 355,373,992,955 Gold 10,484,047,473 Internal revenue collections May 17 were $571,884,831. BT New York Charter NY Chemical NY 1st Nat City Franklin Nat NY Mfrs Hanover Morgan Guarnty May July Sept. Dec.

Jan. Mar. May July Sept. 244.00 248.00 253.00 259.50 2f2.00 266.00 270.00 273.50 278.00 249.50 253.00 257.50 264.50 267.00 272.50 275.00 278.00 281.50 244.00 248.00 253.00 259.50 261.00 266.00 270.00 273.50 277.00 249.00 252.00 257.00 264.20 267.00 271.70 274,50 277.50 280.50 26 41 36V2 26 66V2 24V2 24 7'2 23 2) '4 167 41 40 19 10' a 8'2 10's 24'2 49 I6V4 79 42'2 32 11 1.4 15 31''? 21 14 38 "a 263a 234 15'2 15'4 23'4 14'2 267 22 8V2 3712 29'2 1718 262 22 5''a 22 30Vi 16 20V4 28 27 2514 3614 7'a 3' a 23' a 6'4 147 26 21 slate is loaded with tournaments, a full complement of swingers will be on hand for the Marvelous Marin Invitational, which is scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Marin Country Club. The first group leaves the first tee at 8 a.m.

and they will still be swinging out on the course at 1:48 p.m. In the field is former Air Defense Command Champion Col. Ike Wintermute, who was one of the winners in the first Crosby Clambake held in the Pebble Beach area. Wintermute is teamed with Dr. Dave Ramsey.

Off his play in the past couple of weeks, despite an 18 handicap, Harding's Harry Lee. who is teamed with Modesto's Ed Burge, must rate as one of the favorite teams in the best-ball twosome competition at scratch. Also tough will be the Doug Cowan-Nate Blumenfeld combination as well as the Dr. Bob Albert-Dr. Fletcher Foreign Exchange 23 21 '4 164 42 41 1934 10'4 8 "4 10'ii 2434 48 40 16'2 79 42' 2 32 147a 314 21 38 26 29 145 14V2 271 22 8 37V2 293'4 1712 26s 22 SVt 25 30Vi 17L-2 21V2 28'4 27 25'4 3412 71 3a 24' a 147a 26 21 24 214 17'4 43'a 42 2OV4 10'; 2514 50 41 Vi 17 794 4312 33 114 15B 32''2 21V4 39 30'2 16'2 14'8 23'2 15'j 276 22 84 39 30V2 178 224 eVi 26 31'! 18 22 29 28 3514 7H 25 6'a 1534 2612 2134 $2.00 CAN START YOU IN BUSINESS A teenage boy was killed late yesterday when a motorcycle on which he was riding was involved in a collision with an auto at Silver Avenue and Lisbon Street.

The dead boy was Peter Balich, 15, of 632 Colby St. Police said he was on a motorcycle driven by Stephen Darling, 15, of 856 Dartmouth St. They reported Wilson Ma-ness, 60, of 3000 Excelsior the driver of the car, SEE and INVESTIGATE 50 different business opportunities. TALK directly to the execu tives of these companies. MAY 23-24-25-26 1-10 P.M.

SUNDAY 1-6 P.M. Prod Cotton Oil Pubco Pete Pub Svc Mex Purity Stores Raychem Redcor Revel I Reynld ft Reynld Richardson Rocket Research Rockwell Manuf Rucker SFO Helicopter Safeguard San Jose Water Sargent Indus Saturn Air Scott Fetier Sea World Sees Candy Seven Up Simon Schuster Simon Stores Skaggs Payless Skymark Air So Cal Water So Union Gas Swest Gas TODAY NEW YORK (AP) Foreign exchange in dollars and decimals of a dollar. Canada in NY (free) $. .9280 Britain (pound) 2.387 Australia (dollar) 1.115 Belgium (franc) 020105 France (franc) 2015 Germany (Western) (mark) .2515 Holland (guilder) 2768 Italy (lira) 001608 Norway (krone) 1401 Portugal (escudo) 0351 Sweden (krona) 1938 Switzerland (franc) (free) .2316 Denmark (krone) 1341 Argentina (peso) (free) 0029 Brazil (cruzeiro) (free) 3135 Mexico (peso) 0801 Venezuela (bolivar) 223 Hong Kong (dollar) 166 Japan (yen) 002763 FRANCHISE BUSINESS SHOW 3 hours tomorrow morning. Demolition of the five-story Franklin Hospital building at Duboce and Castro Streets is scheduled to start at 9 a.m., and to completed shortly after noon, the hospital announced.

The 60-year-old brick structure already has been completely stripped inside. A new extended care facility is planned for the site, next to newly completed Franklin Hospital. Race Barriers Workshop Set A workshop on "Crisis in Communication," exploring the barriers between the white and black communities, will be held Saturday at San Francisco College for Women. The program, sponsored by alumnae of the college, will be from 2 to 4 p.m. in the THUNDERBOLT HOTEL 101 Boyshor Freawoy (Millbra Turnoff) Admission $2.00 was making a left turn from Lisbon into Silver Avenue when the collision occurred.

Pyle and Blooming Bloom-Ed Taylor tandems. Friday's pairings: 8:08 a a i. 15; Van 14. Druff, Schwartz, 17; Swartz, 12; 8:16 a.m. Warden, King, 24; Renati.

13: Devoto. 18. Selmont, 22; 8:24 a.m. Pearl, 13; The Darling boy suffered a broken left leg. No one was cited.

Grenade Tied To a Fence Injures Girl Albert, 11; Kyie, t. 8:32 a.m. Bibbero, 26; Jacobs, 19; Aguirre, 14; cunningnam, is. 8:40 a.m. Conley, 19; Nelson, 19; Noon, 17; Miller, 11.

8:48 a.m. Hunter, 26; Aguirre, 11; Kazakoff, 13; Belieu, 23. 8:56 a.m. Minghi, 16; Callan, Ri-bar, 20; Burnside, 9. 9:08 a.m.

Finke, 24; Ludemann, 11; Waranch; Williams. 16. 9:16 a.m. Edgar, 27; Melman, 20; college theater. The campus is at Anza Street at Parker Avenue.

The workshop will be directed by Sister Gertrude Joseph Donnelly, author and former Fulbright scholar. Church Plans they will join 58 others, who were exempted from local tests, for the sectional qualifying. The sectionals will pare the field to 116 golfers, and they, along with 34 totally exempt players, will form the 150-man field for the championship. Benson McLendon, son of Louisiana State football coach Charles ndon, fired a 72-67139 for the second best score at Memphis, while unknown John Lively, one of six players shooting 141s, set a competitive course record with a five-under-par 65 during his afternoon round. COLLINS HAS 140 Bill Collins, Purchase, N.Y., winner of the 1962 Buick Open, and a seventh place finisher in the 1964 Open, led 15 qualifiers at Westchester, N.Y.

Collins fired a three-under-par 140 on rounds of 74-66, to top runner-up Bob Watson, New Roche lie, N.Y., by two strokes. Ron Weber, Essex County, N. led 18 qualifiers at AUBURN (UPI) A hand grenade taped to a fence exploded early today when Bethel Stamp, 21, of Auburn, opened a gate near her home. She suffered lacerations on her neck and face. The grenade had been taped to the fence and wired to the gate so the pin would pull out when the gate swung open.

Newspaper Banned KUWAIT (AP) The daily newspaper Alseyasah has been banned for a week by the Kuwaiti council of ministers for publishing a caricature attacking Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser. Frentruo, 18; Van Horn. 9:24 a.m. Frink, 15; Metzgar, 10; Jacobsen, 12; Bernstein, 14. 9:32 a.m.

Altermatt, 18; Penrod, 14: Lehmkuhl, 16; Fitzpatrick, 20. 9:48 a.m. Lipinski, 23; Anglie, 14; Carrow, 27; HoberR 5. 9:56 a.m. McKay.

10; Dodge, 14; Carroll, 14; Ravetti, 17. 10:08 a.m Fish, 22; Boas, 28. 10:24 a.m May, 24; Haft, 18; Sou-lie. 26; Vanducci. 17.

10:32 a.m. Reese, 18; Payne, 15; Garwood. 21; Griffin, 18. 10:32 a.m. Reese, 18; Payne, 15; sey, 9: Dowling, 10; Saunders, 10.

10:48 a.m Chute, 18; Bedford, 18; Berol. 20: Strom, 19. 10:56 a.m. Brantman, 14; Barsoc-chini. 13; White, 16; Sheehan, 16.

11:08 a.m Lesieur. 21; Scott, 14; McCabe, 20; Tweedt, 14. 11:16 a.m. Brocco, 13; Tucker, 16; Gateley, 13: Hill, 14. 11:24 a.m.

Bloom, 15; Pettit, 16; Stefani, 14. 11:32 a.m. Lee, 18; Burge, Cowan, Blumenfeld, 7. 11:40 a.m Beitano, Devencenti, 15; Thompson, 6, Reilly, 12. head, 13; Downing, 14; Consumer, 22.

had, 13; Downing, 14; Consumer, 22. 11:56 a.m. Bell, 17; Zimmerman, 10; Strew, 18; Bales, 10. 12:08 p.m Van Dvke, 11; Richardson, 20; Becker, 19; Cullenward, 7. 12:16 p.m Blum, 16; May; Harlem, 19; Schlessinger, 22.

12:24 p.m Wieder, 12; Callan, 10; Germmell, 13; Hubert, 15. 12:32 p.m Bloom, 13; Taylor, 13; Ferguson, Healy, 4. 12:40 p.m Locke, 23; Lagle; Was- For Festival St. 's Parish this Saturday night, May 25, will stage a festival and bazaar called Old Timers' Night in the old Parish Hall, 210 10th St. Admission is free and there will be booths, sales, refreshments, Mexican food and valuable door prizes.

Chairmen for the festival are Steve Bresnahan and Matt Curran. iiii if ipi fjji fni pi ii iiiip I "Lit 4 Mi rnfvy 1 i brrnrn aaarv -rr A i Northern, jn.j., with a three-under-par 141. Stan Mo-sel, Essex Fells, N.J., finished second with a 144. Dave Eichelberger shot a 145 to top four qualifiers at Nashville and George Johnson posted a 142 for the top spot among 13 qualifiers at Atlanta. serstein, 25; Schiller, 18.

12:48 p.m. Rosenkrantz, Finder-sen, 19; Cueva, 21; MacDonnell, 8. 12:56 p.m Dodd, 26; Shaver, Johnson, 26; Dicks, 9. 1:08 p.m. Mulquenny, 20: Thellian, 15; Jones, 11; Brest, 13.

1:18 p.m. Partln, 13; Urdon, Marks, 11; Buchholz, 5. 1:24 p.m Miggins, 25; Specht, Morello, 15; Majors. 1:32 p.m. WarrinRton, 14; Taylor, 11: Munson, 10; Sherbert, 7.

1:40 p.m. Blaine. Schaal, Warrllaw, Ansel, 11. 1:48 p.m. Kilkenny, 22; Davison, 18.

S.F. Schools' Fines! Musicians to Perform Calvin Simmons, Balboa High School student organist, will perform with the orchestra in Saint-Saen's "Symphony No. Three, Opus 78," and The finest musicians of San Francisco public schools will stage the ninth annual All-City Spring Concert at 2 p.m. Sunday at War Memorial Opera House. The school system's honor choir and honor orchestra will perform.

The specially selected musicians have rehearsed each Saturday morning during the semester for the spring performance. The concert will include the premier performance of Vaclav Nelhybel's "Sine Nomine," a modern Cage Coach Sid Phelan Cans Greatest Shot --Ace City College of San Francisco basketball coach Sid Phelan has been showing his players how to shoot for so long that now lie's getting the hand of it. He made the mightiest "swish" of his life yesterday when he put the ball through an opening only a few inches in diameter. The ball was of the golf variety and the hole was the 11th at Harding. He used neither a jump shot nor a lay in, but rather one firm swoop of a five iron to send the dimpled sphere 180 yards to its target.

The ace was his first in three years of golfing. It's all cargo, from nose to tail the first all-freight jets to Australia and the South Pacific. Qantas' new Boeing 707-338C8 can take in 45 tons of stuff. Huge printing presses, computers, or automotive equipment. And the system works almost like a mechanical man.

In the industry, it's known as pallet service. But all you have to know i9 that it's gentle and efficient. Qantas will fly these new ten-pallet jets from San Francisco to Sydney. And the flights are scheduled for an Ideal time. Every Friday evening.

After all, why give your cargo the weekend off. Call your local Qantas office or BOAC. QANTAS AIR CARGO will accompany the choir in Schubert's, "Mass in and "American Folk Song Sketch" by Gail Kubik. Invitation tickets are available at the music office at the school administration building, 135 Van Ness Ave. A limited number of tickets are available at the Opera House boxoffice.

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