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,2 Redwood City (Colif.) Tribunt, Thursday, May 7, 1964 Not Naive: Murphy Raps Demo Policy Tribune Phoio EEEE-ee-YYYo-www! You don't have to be an old timer to recognize this bulldozer operator as Joe E. Brown. He was a great help at the groundbreaking for the Circle Star Theater in San Carlos yesterday. Stars Break Ground For Theater in SC being "frightened at whats going on In Washington, Murphy declared. He said he stands for constitutional government and believes the Constitution is "not outmoded, in fact is a better instrument as years go on.

Murphy told the predominantly businessmen audience that the free enterprise system now occupies only half the economy. Government has the other half, yet private business pays the tax load, he said. "Business has been paying for its own destruction for the past 25 years, he said. He decried the governmental theory of deficit spending and said the philosophy now is that the people owe themselves money. Thats impossible.

So therefore dont worry about It This philosophy, Murphy maintained, "is the most ridiculous logic Ive ever heard. Ever since the Roosevelt era, Democrats in power have become "a self appointed elite to run the country because "you are not capable of running your own life. Murphy declared that this nation with its "dynamic economy, the only country "with a problem of overproduction, should allow its business forces to remain free enterprise. Government interference leads to the ruination of the civilization, he said. The graying, 61-year-old movie actor who now is vice president of Technicolor Corp.

said he fully expects to receive the Republican nomination for the Senate and a GOP victory in November "will be easier than you might expect In typical movieland fashion, Murphy interspersed his remarks with a touch of humor, including the story that Pierre Salinger Washington in a hurry because he cant stand being picked up by the ears.1 China Lecture STANFORD Felix Greene, British-born writer, broadcaster, and importer, will present an Illustrated public lecture on Whats New in China at p.m. Thursday, May 14, in Memorial Auditorium at Stanford University. Tribune Sign of the Times El Camino Real is no longer 101. New signs were put up here this week officially proclaiming the thoroughfare Route 82. El Camino Isnt 101; Now Its Route 82 Teachers Receive Pay Hike (Continued from Page 1) were $114,000 by reducing purchase of new equipment to 15 per cent of the adopted formula; $37311 by reducing allowances for supplies by 10 per cent; savings of $46,464 by heavy curtailment of equipment replacement at all six schools.

The list also included a caving of $19,728 for a 50 per cent reduction in allowance for purchases of supplementary textbooks and $17,068 by cutting die formula for new library books to 15 per cent of the usual allowance. Jack M. Marks, a Sequoia teacher and member of AFT a unionized group, offered a list of proposed economies which he estimated would save the district a total of $285,000 In the 1964-65 district budget He proposed a revision in the driver training program which would move this program to a time after the regular academic day and as a result save $142,000. He said a revision in the curriculum assistant program would save a reduction in the number of administrative assistants (now 14) could op off another $28,000 and Marks estimated a change in the present system of allowing an extra free period to coaches could save $85,000. He also proposed a change in summer school coordination which he said would save $6,000.

AFT President Phil Arnot asked the board to delay Its decision on the salary schedule until it has reviewed the organiza-tons suggested economies plan. "We ask that because Dr. 1 Inevitably busy schedule has made it difficult for us to meet with him as much as we both desired and because we steadfastly maintain that a reappraisal budgetary allocations can and must result In reforms which will give the taxpayer of the district more for his educational dollar. Turner said he had studied the AFT proposals as well as the groups proposed salary schedule which called for considerably higher raises than the schedule adopted last night. Although It rejected the AFT suggestions for the present time, it did not close the door.

"I think it would be valuable for us to sit down and evaluate the suggestions by Mr. Marks, said Trustee Helen S. Kenrin and after the schedule was adopted she said: "I do feel the AFT suggestions should not be lost In the shuffle. During the summer months they should be reviewed. Turner had recommended that the board approve a flat $7.61 per employe per month to Install medical coverage under either the Blue Cross or the Kaiser Hospital Plan.

However, this would have meant some employes, mainly women, would have to pay part of their health coverage themselves when the cost went over $7.61. Mrs. Kerwin suggested, and the board agreed, that the difference would not be major so the board voted to give blanket full coverage. Roger Seccombe, a member of the SDTA legislative committee, asked the board to revise Its policy and include the nurses in the district In the regular teacher schedule, but this proposal, which raised considerable conflict over comparisons of school and public nurse salaries. was continued for more study.

Coer Denied Hearing SAN CARLOS Bernard Coler council critic who was fired recently as a reserve police officer, said today that he had been denied a public hearing before the Civil Service Commission. But he pledged legal action to get (Hie. Coler was fired after conducting a campaign for the council in which he sought to upgrade the police department and criticized council personnel policies for keeping the force undermanned, underpaid and operating at times with only me patrolman on duty at night. 'Its the same old Coler said. If youre a poor man, you cant get Justice.

Im not giving up, but Its unfortunate that I must go this far to get a hearing to protect my rights as a city employe. He said he had decided to fight because his ouster was not an incident, but part of a pattern in which other city employes were faced with similar difficulties in getting recourse after they were dismissed or suspended. Coler uld they didnt have the means to fight Heres the background of Colers request for a hearing: Coler wrote Police Chief George Seely and the Civil Service Commission tor a hearing. He received a reply from City Administrator Robert Allen, with an enclosed legal opinion from City A tty. Michael Aaron son.

Aaronson said that Coler was not a regular employe of the city, but an appointed reserve police officer. Coler was therefore not covered by the civil service code, the commission did not have Jurisdiction and Coler was not entitled to a hearing, Aaronson said. Coler replied to this letter, contending that sections of the civil service ordinance defined his reserve status as a city employe and thereby accorded him civil service status. Coler said today that he had worked as a paid policeman for about 160 hours In 1963 and 24 hours In 1964 at $3 an hour. He said he was hired because of a shortage of full-time policemen, a point he hammered at persistently in his unsuccessful campaign for council.

He polled more that 1,100 votes In running fburth in a field of seven, Coler today quoted these passages as the basis of his request for a hearing: the term classified service shall apply and Is limited to all appointive officers and employes of said city, except the chief of police, chief of fire department (and other top officials). When no eligibility exists for a position in the classified service, new employes may be appointed for a period not to exceed 12 months and during said 12 0 a an examination shall be held for such classification "No compensation should be paid ftr any duty performed by any member of the reserve police officers' corps. Provided, however, that each member accepted and registered by the chief of police shall be deemed to be an employee of the city of San Carlos and a contract of insurance shall be maintained by the city. Aaronson told a reporter that the reserve officer section of the ordinance clearly stated that the police chief could terminate the membership of a reserve officer at any time. He reiterated that Coler, as a reserve officer, was not covered by civil service.

all actors and we are very grateful. Dare told the group that the Anaheim operation is a community theater "and we assure you this will be a community theater, too. The theater will be built on 8J4 acres of land and provisions will be made for 1,000 cars to park. SAN MATEO A former song-and-dance man isnt necessarily politically naive, Republican senatorial candidate George Murphy explained to the Peninsula Division of the Republican Alliance this morning. On the contrary, he has been active in political affairs for more than 23 years and is no stranger in Washington, Mur-'phy told his audience at the 'Sheraton Villa Motor Hotel here.

Murphy will make a public address tonight at 8 at Sequoia High School Auditorium. He -spent today in several other ap-' pearances in the Bay Area. His leap into the race for elective office was dictated by W. W. Mein Services Set Friday WOODSIDE-Private funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m.

in the Tower Chapel of Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, for William Wallace Mein internationally known financier and mining engineer who died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was 90. Mein, who lived at his estate at 1302 Canada Road here, collapsed during business conference in the head office ot the Bank of America of which he was a director. He died several hours later at Presbyterian Hospital in San Francisco. Mr.

Mein, a 1900 graduate of mining engineering from the University of California, had directed mining operations in South Africa, Canada, and the United States. He founded both the Calaveras Cement which merged with the Flint-kote Co. in 1959, and the Bishop Oil Co. which was purchased by the Shell Oil Co. in 1961.

Dean C. Julian Bartlett of Grace Cathedral will officiate at the funeral sendees Friday. Arrangements are under the direction ot the Albert Brown Mortuary in Oakland. Contributions to a favorite charity are preferred. Interment will be in the family plot in Mountain View Cemetery.

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OP PROPOSED LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ORCHARD AVENUE-BURNHAM OAKS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on May 4, 1964, purauant to Ordi nanca Na BIS of tho City of Rad wood City, aa amondad, toe Council of tha City of Radwnod City adopt-ad a Resolution of Preliminary Da-tarmlnotKHi to maka Improvements In toe City of Redwood City, bains Raoolution No. 478 of aaid Council, for ocqihsltlone to ba had and Improvements to be made aa follows: 1. Tha Improvement of Orchard Avanua from Woodaide Road to tin corporate limits of tho City of Rad wood City, and the Improvement of Wells Street. Wheeler Avenue, Robart Street, and Riley Way, to ba dedicated, by the construction and installation therein of 2 asphalt concrete surfacing, 30' in width, on a crusher run rock base, stand ard concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, valley gutter and driveway, approaches on each aide thereof and the Installation of street trees on both sides of Wells Street, Wheeler Avenue, and Robart Street. 2.

The construction and kwtatla tlon of a storm sowar system, Including reinforced concrete sto sewer pipe, manholes, catch basins and ditch inlet boaas. 1. The construction and Installation of a samtaiy sower system. Including vitrified clay pipe, manholes. cleanouts and laterals.

4. Tho Installation of a water system, Including cast Iron pipe, valvaa, hydrants, blowoffs and eery-Ices. 5. construction and tnetailetton of an electrolier and fire alarm system, Including poles, standards, luminaires. underground conduit and conductors.

I. The construction and Installation of monuments and barricades 7. Tha acquisition of ail esse monte, rights-of-way, and other property reasonably necessary to complete all tho Improvements de scribed above. I. Tha construction and Installs lion of all work and furnishing of all materials necessary therefor auxiliary to or which may be re enably required to complete any of the arork provided to be done or ac quisitiorsa to ba had in Paragraphs 1 through 7 above Tho exterior boundaries of the District benefited by said ecquisi tions, work and Improvement, and to ba aaseeaed to pay the cost and expanses thereof, is described at follows; All that certain real property situate in the City of Redwood City.

County of San Mateo, State of Cali-forma, and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the Easterly line of Woodsida Road, State Highway, said point ben the most Northerly corner of Lot 22. as shown on that certain mai ent.tiad -MAP OF THE LEI TRACT, REDWOOD CITV, A PORTION OF THE MrEVOV filed In the Office of the Recorder cf the County of Ban Mateo. State of California, Or.toner If. IKi, in Book Maos at pace 42, and a copy entered In Book I of Me oc at paqe 79; thence from said pomt of be nmng Southeasterly atone common line between Lore 22 and 2i South J4 East 145 00 to a point on the Northwesterly line of Lot 24 of sad Tract, thence S'ong said Northwesterly Ime Nor-h 27 7V East 1.29 feet, thence South 82 14' East 50 00 feet; thence North 27 28' lie 1 25 fret: thence South 82 34 East 50 00 feet to a point an the Northwesterly Ime of Lot 25; thence eon( se-d Northwesterly Ime North 27 28' East 8 00 feet: thence South 82 34 East 100 9C feet to a point on the Northern e-ly fine of Lot 24; thence South 27 28 West 8 28 fret; ther South S2 34' Erst 100 OS feet to point On too Northwesterly line of Lot 27; toence North 2' 24 ast I 25 feet: thence South 62 34' Fast 150 00 fret to 0 point on too Northwesterly line of Lot 20. toenco South 27 21 West 1 25 fret toence South 12 24 East 29000 fret to a point an tod Northwest SAN CARLOS r- With the growl of huge earthmoving machines in the background, the men and women behind the $23 million Circle Star Theater project broke ground and introduced themselves to the community yesterday afternoon.

On hand with producers Sammy Lewis and Danny Dare were a group of Hollywood film personalities including Michael Rennie, Joe E. Brown, James Dunn, Reginald Denny, James Shigeta, a star of the 0 i "Flower Drum Song, and others. The new theater-ln-the-round and restaurant is scheduled to open Sept. 1 with Rennie starring in "My Fair Lady. The 3300 seat theater will be patterned after the Melodyland Theater in Anaheim which has been In operation nearly a year.

County Manager E. R. Stallings served as master of ceremonies for the program yesterday the Industrial Road site where the theater will be constructed. San Carlos Mayor Thomas Jenkini, who called the citizens of his city "upper middle class conformists, promised "the utmost In cooperation with the developers of the theater. Rennie told the audience he finds "a particular excitement in playing a theater where the stage Is right in the center of the audience.

And Denny called the theater-in-the-round idea developed by Dare and Lewis at Anaheim "a renaissance of the theater for EXTRA SHOWN HOURS DAHNKEN OF SAN CARLOS NOW OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL MOTHER'S DAY I Saturday I ta 51 124S SAN CARLOS AVI. limited to CHILDREN ON Death Notices MEIN In San Francisco. May 5, 1964. William Wtelaca Mem. Balovtd husband of Froncm W.

Main; loving fatter of William Wallacx, Jr. and Gardner w. Maxi, Dorothy M. Far and Frances M. do Broftsvllls; also survhmd by thirteen grandchildren and sevsn groat-grand-children.

A natlvo ot CaNtomia. Private sarvkM Friday morning. May 8, at 11 e'cieek, In tho Tawor eternal. Mountain View Camatery, Oakland. ta your fovorlte charity.

(ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, Oakland). VAReAS In Hoy word. May 4, 1944, Anno L. Vargas, wife at tho tate Anteno Vargas, tetovsd matter af Louis J. Vargas, San Carton.

Laving at Mrs. Min, and Mrs. Carol Barnett, both of Ian Carte. Greatgrandmother at stx. Sister of Mrs.

Mlnnlo Mouro. Hoy-word, Mrs. Marta Gomn, Oakland, and Anthony Loorts, Gtemtorw A member of 6P.R.5.I. Lodge No. 8.

Hayward, Our Lady ot Fatima and Holy Rotary Sodality of All Sants Church, Hayward and tho Connery Workers Union. Local 764 at Hayward. A natlvo of tho Auras. Agrd 74 years. FTtendi are Invited to attend tho funeral trim SORENSEN BROS.

CHAPEL. 1148 8. Hayward, Saturday, May 9. 1984, at 1:38 a.m. thonco ta AN Stents Church.

Hayward, wters a Requiem High Man will ho sung tor Rw ropes of her soul, commanding at 9 a.m. Rosary services Friday evening at 8 a'cteck. Entembmont, Holy Seout-chra Moustesum Hayward. OF BREAKFAST urn in, ridwood cm Temerrews Topic WORK FORCE OF THI 40s RELATIVE TO JOHS with Merritt Snydor, las. Myr.

df IIEW Local 1V4V 7:30 B.IH: 0:30 a.m. Ampox Cafetorlum 411 Broadway A Forum tar Businas and Prafnssiensl Poapls 1 lane highways will remain, however, on roads like Bayshore Freeway. Ralph Russ Dies After Heart Attack HALF MOON BAY Ralph (Bob) Russ, 59-year-old tax consultant, died here last night after collapsing from a heart attack at his home cm Navarra and Ferdinand Streets. Born in Oakland, Mr. Russ had lived in this community for 20 years.

He was well known here and in San Francisco where he was a self-employed tax 1 1 a t. His widow, Lorene Russ, is a laboratory technician at Mills Memorial Hospital in San Mateo. In addition to his widow, he leaves his father, Ralph Russ of Hayward; two sons, Fontaine Russ of San Francisco and Richard Russ of Stockton; a stepson, William Thomas Bethany of the U.S. Marine Corps, and a brother, Maurice Russ of Mountain View. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Dutra Funeral Home, 645 Kelly Half Moon Bay. Inurnment will be private. C. W. Walhood Services Set BELMONT Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m.

in the chapel of the Patterson and OConnell mortuary at 1311 El Camino, Real in San Mateo for Charles W. Walhood, 63, who died Tuesday in San Mateo General Hospital. He lived at 100 Harbor Blvd. Interment will be private. Man Gives 35th Pint of Blood George A.

Bobbio of Redwood City gave his 35th donation of blood to the Peninsula Memorial Blood Bank recently. Other local residents who have given often are Robert C. Dor-stewitz. 19th donation; Mrs. Bert Miles, 17th, and Louis W.

Geenen and Paul Duncan, both 14th. Vdta. TO HOME OWNERS Grow Isoo 41 100 sio.se 1000 21.00 1500. 31.30 3000 42.00 2500 12 50 3000. 44i44isst 03 00 4000 tmMMstti 04.00 SANCO LOAN CO.

1110 Seats El Camina Real Sad Mated LOAN rrokers Opoa Satarday: II to 11 Phase Callect: F1 1-7711 Youll have to forget that El Camino Real is U.S. Route 101 because from here on in it is officially Route 82. From south of San Jose to Alemany Freeway in San Francisco the State Department of Public Works has been putting up the "82 signs. And Bayshore Freeway, formerly 101 Alternate, now is plain U.S. 101.

Under the renumbering, a result of state legislation last year, Route 82 will intersect with Route 84 at Five Points in Redwood City Route 84 is known in the local patois as Woodside Road. The changes, designated with white on green signs, are aimed at limiting the numbers a single road bears, the state announced. The law was sponsored by State Sen. Randolph Collier, who also authored a change in gas tax legislation in 1963. The red, white and blue interstate designation on multiple- Tymoshenko Dies at Home MENLO PARK Gregory Tymoshenko, 69, a retired engineer who moved here only nine months ago from Denver, died Tuesday morning of cancer at his home on 727 Fremont St.

Mr. Tymoshenko was a native of Russia and had come to this community to be near his daughter, Mrs. Laryssa Nechay, who lives at 819 Fremont St. in Menlo Park. In addition to his daughter, he is survived by his widow.

Elvina Tymoshenko of Menlo Park. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in the Johnston Colonial Mortuary, 650 Live Oak Way. Interment will be at Alta Mesa Cemetery, Palo Alta Burglars Hit Burgon Corp. Burglars broke into a window at Burgon 3012 Spring overnight and stole an undetermined number of articles, using matches for light.

Redwood City police reported. The loot Included a typewriter. a watch, a micrometer, microscope, $4 in cash and, stamps and perhaps other articles, officials told police. Also missing was a book of old1 checks, numbered 5107-5400. I (ftty (Tribune rated at Ml Marshall St Redwood City-I Cant.

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PUBLIC NOTICE erly Nna of Lot 30: thonco along Mid Northwesterly Hns North Ir IV East 1.25 fast: thence South 62 34 East 50.00 feet; North 27 26 East 100.00 teat to a point on too Northessterly lino of oald Lot 30; thonco South 52 34 East 50.00 feet to the Northerly corner of Lot 31; thence along too Northwesterly Una of Lot SI South 27 25 West 02.50 foot; thonco South 52 54 East 100.00 teat to a point on the North-westerly line of Let 32; tl Isni Mid Northwesterly lino South 27 26 West 1.75 feet: thonco South 12 34 East 200.00 test to a point on tho Northwest, erly lino of Lot 35; thtnea along Mid Northwesterly lino North 27 21 East 101.25 fact to a point on tho Northeasterly lino of Mid mao of Lh Tract; toenco along Northeasterly Una South 52 34 East 500.00 teat to tha moat Northerly corner of Lot 41; thonco along tha Northwoeterly lino of oald Lot 41 South 27 25 West 52.50 feet; thonco South 52 34 East 223.10 teat to a point on tho SauthMStorly lino of Mid Map of too Lee Tract, Mid lino also being tot common boundary between the City of Redwood City and the Town of Atherton; thonco South-woaterty 57.50 teat to on angle point hi tho Southwesterly Hno of aid Map of tho Lh Tract; thtnea Northwesterly 7.40 hot to on on-Eto point; thonco Southwesterly fil more or lees feat to too most Southerly corner of said Lee thanco Southwesterly along the Easterly boundary of tho Morgan Ranch 111.41 teat; thence leaving Mid boundary North 52 34' Was! 1420.10 feat; thanM North 17 26' East 157.59 teet to a point on tho Southwesterly boundary of the Lea Tract; thance along said Southwesterly boundary North 42 24' West 5N45 tort to tha most Westerly corner of (aid Lee Tract, aid point aiM lying on tho Easter ly lino of Woodsida Noad; thencs along tho Northwesterly line of the Lm Tract North 10 25 41 East 261 teet, more or less, to tho point Of beginning. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that Monday, May 19. 1964 at the hour of tight o'clock R.M.. at tha Council Chamber of the City Council of Mid City, in tha Hail of Justice and Records thereof, is hereby fixed as tha time and place when and whara any and all parsons Interested may iPMar and thaw cause, if any they hava. why tha C'ty Council should not find and determine that the public convamanca end necessity re quire the Improvements and acqui tions described and rtftrrtd to In said resolution without further com.

olianco with tho Special Assessment Investigation. Limitation and Ma lonty Protest Act of 1931 of the State of California FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY (Ivon that prior to tho time fixed ter tho hearing hereinbefore, onv person having an interest in real oroMrty within tho Assessment District hereinbefore described may hla with too City Clerk written eb jaction to sa City Councils under taking aaid proceedings without first complying wth too Special Assess ment. Investigation and Maioritv Protest Act of 13 1 1 et t.w State of California, and ead objection shall bear toe rgnature of toe ebjectnr and conta-n a description of property end a statement af the nature nf hs Interest therein NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aenal bonds to raorasenf unpaid aiMsamenta and bearing Interest a rate nnt to evceed six per cent per annum will ho issued hereunder In the manner provided by Div-amn 7. Put 5. of the Streets and ghwave Code af too State California (Improvement Act of 1911 typet, end the last installment nf such bonds shall mature fourteen 'll) years from too 2nd day January nest Succeeding the 1st day or September following them date Said hands shal be payable to hearer and shall contain a 00 vision foe a five per cent (i oreoavmeet premium on redemption Dated: May 5.

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