Glass Jars and Bottles From Atlas Imperial Plant
Production of glass jars and bottles is set to start next week at the Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine glass plant on A street. C Kalbfleisch, vice-president, says eight months of construction yielded a plant that will employ 100 to 125 workers and produce a full line of general glass containers for Hunts and other canning industries. Plant manager Alyson Young will lead operations. Larson and Larson of San Francisco were builders. Architects and engineers came from Hartford Empire. A luncheon honoring Atlas and Hunt officials will be held in August at Plan d's Villa, San Lorenzo, hosted by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce.
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Atias Imperial Diesel
C. Kalbfleisch
Atlas Company
Hunt ¥Onds Incorporated
Hunts
Ari Young
Oakland
Owens Ilinois Glass Company
Larsoiy
Larson
San Francisco
Hartford Empire Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Atlas and Hunt Companies
Pland
Coaster Derby Open For Entries
The Hayward Optimists invite boys to enter their second annual coaster derby set for 10 am on Saturday August 13. Racers must be handmade by the boy with wheels under 12 inches and equipped with safe brakes and steering. Entry is free. blanks are on page 14 of today’s Review.
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Hayward Optimists Club
D Street
Mmay
Smith
Manual_ Silva
Jack Stanton
Frank Biggs
Hayward Optimists
San Jose Optimist Club
Hotel de Anza
San Jos
Davie Smith
Men Are Better Decorators Says Interior Expert
New York interior decorator James Mont argues in a new booklet that American women often mismanage color and room layout. He criticizes two common styles, urges a traffic-flow layout, and says men tend to choose larger sofas and proper sizes after budgeting.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
U.P
James Mont
Tor
Ima
Mont
Student saves 50 in Nob Hill apartment fire in San Francisco
John Low, 20, a San Francisco City College student and building owner's son, rushed through a three-story apartment house shouting evacuation orders after smoke was detected shortly after 9 pm. Fire officials cited a basement origin as gas meters melted and flames shot upward, drawing about 2,000 spectators as a power line outage occurred nearby. Mrs. Vina Harmon, 70, an invalid, was aided to safety by firefighters while a passerby alerted the first alarm.
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San Francisco
Nob Hill
John Low
San Francisco City College
Teavenworth
Sacramento
David Duncan Jr
150 000 Sign For Daylight Saving Time
Pavilions to establish summer time daylight saving time throughout California have been signed by more than 150 000 voters during the first days of circulation. Dr Philip W Ream of Long Beach president of the California State Junior Chamber of Commerce and George H Waite of Sacramento past president and co chair of the State Committee backing this project report the surge.
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California
Philip W. Reamés
Long Beach
California State Junior Chamber of Commerce
George H. Waite
Sacramento
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