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The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 14

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San rtmrtaro Beamtarr 1 4 Bar License RATES IIP ON Saturday. Feb. 17, 1951 CCCC 'AKDUMD. 70WM POLICEMAN'S CRASH PROBED Appea I ditional $7,000,000 annually fof P. G.

E. A raise of $4,000,000 was granted In November 1949. Last March a raise of $8,800,000 was allowed. Montclair Residents To Fight Permit Heinz was in a pickle! "Who," we queried, "Pardon, WHOM have you for the Newspaper Frolic this year?" George Heinz, for the uninitiate, is the young man who directed the California Centennial's Commission for the past three years and is northern California's most prominent Northern and Central Califor mm nia householders will begin paying higher gas rates tomorrow. MEET ME AT Attorneys for residents of the Montclair residential district of Oakland announced yesterday that they will file a petition for a writ of mandate in superior The raise of about 11.5 per cent will add 40 cents per month to A A the average bill.

It will affect 1,030,000 P. G. E. customers in producer of shows. The Frolic is touchy subject with Georgie boy.

Until his star is signed, scaled and ready for delivery, he's as loquacious as an Eskimo with lockjaw. But we persisted, knowing that Heinz had just returned from a five week pleasure and business trip (frolic -wise and other) to New York and Chicago. court, in an attempt to reverse a board of equalization ruling which approved operation of a bar in the area. 3 thirty-five counties, including sensational new Eastern singer, for a March 2 opening at Long-bar Showboat. Due Friday Len Clancy's Club Hollywood, on Mission, "Ella And Her Fellas," new musicrew.

The Playboys, with Bob Brittan's pianoing, new dance tune outfit at Cafe El Portal. Most earable thing in town Eddy Howard's dance music-songs in St. Francis Mural Room. The Four Freshmen are catching on at Fack's. George ndros has tied them to a string of options so-oo long.

Kim Kimmel, the organ wiz, opens at Reno's Bar Of Music Friday. Blackhawk's music fare is tough to top. Benny Carter, the "Mr. Whom" of the sax, and his quintet and the Dave Brubeck Trio, tha's all! Don Johnson Trio in at Paul's Village, over in Richmond. Jimmy Nelson's residential and commercial users.

The attorneys, Alan Lindsay The increase is an interim one and Darrell Edwards, said the and will be effective until the I petition will be filed within the California Public Utilites Commission acts on the P. G. next thirty days. The board in Sacramento on We were also aware that he had application for a permanent in talked with Jack Benny, Danny crease of $18,158,000. If granted Kavo fiinenr Roeers.

Celeste this would mean a 27 per cent in Thursday overrode protests from scores of home owners, who objected to a license given to A. J. and J. S. Flagg, former part BENNY CARTER Sax King and Quintet at Blackhawk Yvonne Giuntoli and family the Pop part is 365's Bimbo-celebrating her 19th birthday at La Scala.

Balalaika's Spyros 1 1 Holm, Abe Burrows, Vivian Blaine and Janet Blair while in the East. About the Frolic? crease over present rates, of $1.20 for each customer. For LUNCH ind DINNER AFTER THEATER SUPPER ENTERTAINMENT DANCING EVERY NIGHT INCLUDING SUNDAYS AT LOWER PRICES PRESENTS FOR LUCKY LADIES EVERY SUNDAY Special Attention Given to Large Social Affairs and Parties 50 OSGOOD PLACE off Broadway between Sansome and Montgomery owners of Tahoe Tavern. They Tomorrow's increase is the "Saw 'South Pacific In Chi and plan the bar in connection with a restaurant at 2062 Mountain quoteth he, "Janet Blair third rate raise granted the company in the past fifteen months. It was foueht before the PUC bv Stamos dedicating his Gypsy airs Boulevard in Montclair, does a much better Job than inary Martin Tnuntrv Girl is best An investigation was under way yesterday to determine why no citation was issued in an Oakland accident involving an Emeryville policeman Thursday night.

Investigators also want to know why an off-duty highway patrolman took the Emeryville policeman from the accident scene, gave him some coffee, and took him to a hospital forty-five minutes later. The Emeryville policeman is Leo Neuberger, 43, of 4318 Essex Street. His auto collided at Market Street and West MacArthur Boulevard with one driven by Jerome Hunt, 20, of 875 Fifty-fifth Street. Both men suffered minor knee injuries. A witness, William Holtsman, 4027 Lincoln Avenue, said Policeman Neuberger went through a red light.

Allen W. Turner, a California Highway patrolman off-duty, who lives at 933C West MacArthur Boulevard, a block from the accident scene, and who knows Neuberger, heard the crash and ran out. He said Neuberger had been drinking, but was not drunk, and that he 'took him home to give him some coffee. Then he took him to Permanente Hospital. It was there that Oakland traffic policemen Richard F.

Verwar and Vernon L. Peters met Neuberger and agreed that while he had been drinking he was not drunk. They gave no citations to anyone. Yesterday Oakland's chief of traffic inspectors, Wayne Petteys, said Neuberger would be served with a citation for failing to observe a red light with the notation that he had been drinking. The residential area, in the new "scat" singer at Longbar the cites of San Francisco, Oak show in Gotham.

Charlotte Green hills behind Piedmont, has a self to Elena Nlckolaide, the famed soprano. wood's killine 'em in 'Out of This land, Vallejo, Carmel, and Alameda County and by San Joaauin contained business district with an off-sale liquor establishment. Mike Todd's 'Peep Show' HELEN HALL Pinafort" at Lido First anniversary Wednesday for Showboat. Bob Robinson, one of the 365's Redheads, is a Godfrey Talent winner. This trio of musical carrottops are proving a riot at Bimbo's.

Valley communites. DOugl.t 2-8375 Isn't so hot. 'Guys and Dolls' Is It has never had a bar, however. The new rate will mean an ad- Rumpus Room, is a fan! Early Wilbur Stump and Joe Payton at Blue Note and a happy ninth anniv to comedian Frank Payne YOUR GRANDFATHER'S FAVORITE COMEDIANS most every eve, Rusty dashes and his Madonna, Wednesday. THE NEW SHOWS the zany into the Burma Club, listens to DiMaggio's, on Fish'man's Wharf, making bid for dining the Four Aces, then hies out Wiere Brothers opened Tuesday at the Mark Hopkins.

Their tomfoolery is refreshing, well worth trade with a "No floor show-no Geary way for his RR chores. Thinks the poker-titles are wonderful! Newsman Johnny dancing-no 20 tax" slogan a Nob Hill visit over at Aca great." We're persistent, remember? "Now about our Frolic star?" "Know what my biggest thrill was? Meeting the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. What nice people. Night club business in the East stinks." Persistence, you see, pays off! So in a week or two or three, when his Frolic star is signed, sealed, we'll know who wLom he is! GAB'N'GOSSIP a "Lucky" boyby for the Larry Chings Tues pul co, Zarco and Delris head Freddy Mottle's new revue. LA SCALA S.

Leading Italian Restaurant featOred on our dinner FRESH CRACKED CRAB Broiled fittuks Roast Beef Veal tscalopplne Marsala Medallion Tenderloin of Beef Boneleita Jumbo Squab Bluffed with. Wild Rice. Sauce Chateau Canpucelnoe and Cafe Eepreita BEST LUNCH IN TOWN! TUES. THRU FRI. $1.00 312 Columbus Av.

EX. 2-0831 WE PARK YOUR CAR! comes the sunny weather, comes El Nido Rancho's Sunday ayem breakfasts swimming parties, Singleton makes his vaude bow They're the team that taught An 5 next week end at Downtown over Lafayette way. Yippee! thony "Valentino" Dexter how to CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT Theater. THIS we gotta see! tango. Spectacular seems to fit FIRST SHOW P.

M. 1 at I OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK them. Bobby Garay emcees-sings Come on Sol Coffee Dan's will be open every eve for the late crowd hence forward, with comic Rick Conway topping the smoothly; pretty Gloria Fadilla dances; Picante's Rhumba Band Sls talent TOPS IN TOWN bat out the show-dance tunes day at Stanford Hospital. Stork veddy well SCENES Ed subtle songs of Carroll Davis at the Chi Chi Club pheasant- said "Boiinngggg!" at 7:11 a. m.

MISSION'S MOST UNUSUAL niond O'Brien, Alexis Smith and VVi rl Pop's Sinatra of Shanghai Club chicken at Domino Club su Joseph Calleia getting all the a boy also for the Jimmy SAN FRANCISCO'S FINEST FOOD SINCE perb dancing of Toy and Wing at eye tention at Alfred's at Cable Car Village, the curvey Mom's Mary Mammon, ex Forbidden City Chinese food COCKTAIL LOUNGE WINDY AIBERXATIIY AT HAMMOND ORGAN F'bidden Citv chorine who is 1907- at Mei Ling House on Sutter 'conductorettes' atwitter as Wil liam Holden "He's so hand the stunning blonde sitting ring Windy Abernathy's organing at Andy "I'll Try Anthing Once" Wong starts his complete-operetta-in a-nitery idea Thursday. Opener is "H.M.S. Pinafore" with Helen Hall starring. Eddie "Bozo" Miller, the Oakland "Diamond Jim Brady," made one of his infrequent expeditions on this side, at the Beige Room. Check for his party, $10.

In the old days, he usta tip the hatcheck girl that much! According to a national trade magazine, Lucca dinery sold more wine last year than any restaurant in the country. Headman Pierino Gavello buys it by the carload! MUSICAL NOTES Shirley Coriett's inked Larry Darnell, Misson's Surf Club and that's some!" spends the eve listening side night after-night at Sinaloa? Pays no heed to the floor show -9 Mil IT. See you next week. to music of Lewis and Sanchez. H0NTZ ZARCO DeLORIS BOBBY GARAY LAVISH LATIN REVUE MEXICAN AND Dunrlnt from 8 AMERICAN lilt show 0 IMNNKRS Banquet momi I'KOM MX 25 to 250 Mottle's 4CAPULC0 V3KILL THE SHOW OF SHOWS until handsome Saul Martinez sins THEN! Billy Eckstlne and Joe Louis promised Connie iit i mm THE a MUSICAL 2777 MISSION DOG NEAR 24TH STREET Jordan and Leomine Gray they attend the Sunday afternoon jam CONNIE JORDAN Bonnclng lay of Sonq session at the Say When tomor Tunnel Strip la Lafayette Reservation Lafayetta 3711 LEOMINE GRAY AND HER TRIO Plus 5 Knights of Rhythm JAM SESSION Sunday From 3 P.

M. OPEN EVERY MITE! row. Wanda and Ray Goman, the Gay 90's kids, have a new "chee-ild," a talking Mynah bird. -CABLE CAR THE MIKMA CLUB Is Holding the Best Hand In THE F4MJK ACES RUIIMA CLUIl Entertainment ISO Goldfa Gale Aye. CAFE LA RUE Ul SUTTER ST.

Beautiful Atmosphere. Eicellent Food. Bottle of Wine FREE with Dinner. Open Sundays. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Havt "HIGHBALL NITEFALL" 21 MAIDEN LANE "ASK ANY OLD TIMER" Their 'family' consists of a litter of hamsters and a Mynah bird.

Now about a Goman Junior? satirist Ray Bourbon, at the Gold Coast, has been offered leading role in Lee Shubert's "Crinoline t-kmr n' hi ain Looking For Something Different? WE SUGGEST FAMOUS FOR mm. I I 1 SUPERB DINNERS COFFEE DAN'S "S.F.'i Famous Landmark" NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT FROM II PM to 6 AM new show starring RICK CONWAY Hollywood's Fvoriti Comedian Varnadine Gala Batty Ann Cloyd Casay Pit O'Garrin Charlia Jonai Eddit Liggini it piano LA CASADORO Operatic Arlat Starring MX OASTOM a VVONNE CHAVEAO a CHARLIE WHITE a NORMAN BENSON a MAKIO PEKO.M NO COVKIt OR MI.MMIM CHARGE EW TIV0LI STEAKS-C! THEY'RE PACKING TIIEJI HRSTAI RANT MONA'S CANDLE LIGHT In North leech 720 BROADWAY above Stockton JACK The Singing Bartender ('a BAY CITY GRILL air S. ri 1 CHOICE FOR i.oiji;ts 4 PR1VATR ROOMS ACCOMMODATES IS TO ZOO 1434 Grant Avt. DO. 2-7023 ji a 1 'At -a Girl," set for NY in Sept.

COLLETTE LYONS, now touring the service renters in Europe, is wowing the boys with a ditty titled "I'm The Toast Of The Boys At The Post." It was written by Lestra La Monte, Finocchio's show produeer. The Yachtsmen, packing-em-in at Duke and Larry's, picked their title when they went "sailing" on the General Frank Cox, bay pleasure boat! Rusty Draper, who's pretty good on TeeYee and at the 73 Excerpti from Operas Sat. Nlgnfi Ireadwoy EX. 2-U23 4S TURK ST. OR.

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