The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 18

18 Sec. I cccc Way, sP. Fill Cost Increase Board Reluctantly Grants Water Department Funds The Board of Supervisors lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllll put Water Department Man Actions by Supervisors Garbage Firms Ask 25 Gts. Month Boost ager James II. Turner Itnnrri Delays OK on Ilonils A decision on whether to approve the proposed State water bond issue or not was postponed for another week by the Board of Supervisors yesterday.

Supervisor James Leo Halle originally called the issue out of committee, was absent but is scheduled to be present at next week's meeting. through the hoops for an The Board of Supervisors took action on the following Appeals I In Cancer Case Lost Convictions of a woman and two men, found guilty here a year ago of selling a phony cancer cure machine, wre upheld by the Superior Court's appellate department yesterday. Appeals from the Municipal Court jury convictions were made by Mrs. Gold a hour yesterday before voting 7 to 3 to give him money for BY RUSS CONE dump near Brisbane, and Scavenger companies ap Sunset Scavenger Company and the Scavengers Protec pealed to the city yesterday to let them boost the cost of a new maintenance yard. The allotment was $790,000 to buy seven acres of surplus Marine Corps land at Islais Creek and begin design work.

Turner said the new yard would enhance efficiency, enable the department to vacate facilities at 639 Bryant St. where work conditions are intolerable and allow the city 000 in Federal income taxes last year, claims its profit margin will drop to 2.7 per cent this year if rates are not increased. The Protective Association, which paid $135,400 in Federal taxes last year, claimed it stands to lose $58,600 this year. COST INCREASE The collection agencies, matters yesterday: WATER Postponed debate one week on a policy decision of whether to support the $1,750,000,000 State water bond issue on the November ballot. YARD Voted 7 to 3 to appropriate $790,000 to buy a seven-acre site and design a new Water Department corporation yard.

FLOWERS Budgeted $64,910 for the 1961 fair and flower show. GRAY Unanimously voted to reappoint Thomas Gray as a board representative on the Bay Area Rapid Transit District. HOPE Adopted a resolution commending the mission of the S. S. Hope which sailed for the Far East last week.

ALBERTOX Adjourned in memory of the late real estate executive Alberton. Girl Fights Francis Suit Over Paint Franzen, 47, of 767 San Bruno Emerson B. Hartman, dumping garbage and then levy an average of 25 cents a month increase on household collection rates to help meet the dumping cost. The average home rate of $1.10 would become $1.3.1. Applications were filed wi! the city's three-member rate board by Sanitary Fill Company, which runs the garbage to sell the Bryant Street site 69, San Bernardino cluroprac tive Association which make the household pickups.

LOSS FORECAST Sanitary Fill now charges the two collection agencies $1.50 a ton to dump garbage in the fill area west of Bay-shore Freeway. A recent charter amendment gives it the right to seek a higher rate. A petition submitted to Chief Administrative Officer Sherman P. Duckel, chairman of the rate board, states Sani plue a bcolk of property at University Mounds. The Finance Committee tor, and Webster Billington, 41, of Santa Ana.

which own Sanitary Fill joint. ly, contend operating costs are up 30 per cent, most of The three were found guilty gave the deal what Super of representing the machine, which is directly attributed to the higher cost of dump found to be nothing but a tape ing garbage. visor John J. Ferdon called "insipid indorsement." Ferdon pointed out that Turner was given $460,000 four years ago to rehabilitate the Bryant Street plant "and recorder with the speaker re IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIMIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Republican Assemblyman Louis Francis' suit to oust a pretty air line hostess from a San Mateo apartment building owned by his wife was challenged yesterday. It already had been challenged, in another way, by the hostess.

Judy Bell, who in a tiff about whether she could deduct a $30 painting bill from her rent retorted by gain. The structures will re tary Fill cleared only a fraction of a per cent profit on last year's operation and Duckel said the appeals would be referred to Works Director Reuben H. Owens who will review the data and quire piling. I don't consider not one cent was spent for this work." But Turner took the worst abuse from Supervisors Harold S. Dobbs.

Mrs. Clarissa possibly conduct public hear ing.s. Owens later will recom did ion get a coating the windows of her mend a course of action to it cheap." Blake scolded the department for competing with private industry by using its work crews io make products generally sold by pipe concerns. A few stood in support of stands to suffer a 13 per cent operating loss this year. The firm cited higher operating costs and a $140,000 investment in dikes, trenches and other devices to reduce garbage odors in the dump vicinity.

Sunset, which paid apartment at 1415 El Camino 10,000 Visit Mariposa at Vancouver VANCOUVER. Sept 26 Some 10,000 persons visited the Matson liner Mariposa during a four -hour open house aboard the vessel today following its first call at this port in a direct voyage from Honolulu. the rate board which includes Real with posters recom Controller Harry D. Ross and mending election of Francis' S. McMahon and William C.

Blake who finally voted against it. Dobbs questioned Turner about Department profits. He was told the de Utilities Manager Robert C. Kirk wood. Democratic rival for office, Robert Hardgrove.

And yesterday, attorney Turner's plan on grounds it Heels Will Heal Antonio Gaudio, who just moved, as having an effect on cancer and of selling the device without directions for its use. MoIotovAccused By Canadian VIENNA, Sept. 26. (AP) Canada's chief delegate accused Vyacheslav M. Molotov today of trying to sabotage the work of the general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Canadian. Ambassador Max Hirsh Weershof. appeared to aim his criticism at delegations of Czechoslovakia and the Unitgd Arab Republic as well as at Molotov, the former Soviet foreign minister who is now the Soviet permanent representative to the atoms-for-peace is tne only way to obtain a modern ghop facility. partment clears $2,000,000 to $2,500,000 a year. Most of it, happens to be a Democrat, filed a demurrer.

That means promotion Turner said, is plowed back 5 More Alcatra he claims the summons served on Miss Bell is no good. into repairs and improvements. "If you let the Water De-pa go," declared Dobbs. "they'll spend all the profit every year. There is no Murder Charge GOLDEN Sept.

26. or a Cons Cut Tendons Fire more Alcatraz felons have made token The event was highlighted by a civic luncheon tendered aboard the ship by Vancouver's Mayor T. A. Alsbury for the Mariposa's master. Captain M.

C. Stone. The Vancouver mayor and his wife joined the Mariposa's 365 passengers as the liner sailed for San Francisco, where it is scheduled to dock at Pier 35 at 1 p.m. A condition of the appropriation was, however, that he cannot soend $90,000 of the design funds until the supervisors screen his preliminary plans for the new yard. He estimated the new yard would cost $1,250,000, but explained to the Finance Committee last week the estimate was merely for the purpose of requesting design funds.

reason hy -ome of it should (AP) A murder charge was filed in Justice Court to not be used to reduce the tax rate." Mrs. McMahon asserted the slashes upon their heel tendons, it was announced yesterday, bringing to 14 the number in solitary who have indulged in the weird demonstration. day against Joseph Corbett Jr. in the apparent kidnap-slaying of wealthy Colorado brewer Adolph Coors III. se? purchase of the surplus federal land would be "no bar- iniiiii Nine prisoners in solitary, 1 Bowling Night? turned to solitary after first aid treatment by a Public Health Service doctor.

Two were fomenters of the sit-in strike, but the other three were in the isolation block before the strike started. "We think it is for the nuisance value," was the only explanation Blackwell could offer. He declined to give the most of them for ringleading the recent prisonwide sit-in strike, cut their heels last Wednesday, presumably with a broken lens from eyeglasses. Associate Warden Olin D. Blackwell said the wounds may have been made by a sharp scrap from a steel bed frame.

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