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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

6

Trade-in Houses Panel Set At Eastbay Dinner Meeting

An intensive panel discussion titled Trade-In Houses will be held at 6 30 p m Tuesday in Berkeley at the Claremont hotel. Morris Abouaf chairs the Sales and Merchandising committee. Jules Saxe of Saxe Realty San Francisco moderates a panel including Gene Taylor Mackay Homes Menlo Park Claus Fritzen Assurance Realty Oakland Chris Olmo Oddstad Homes Redwood City Oakland and Rowland Sweet Arcadia Realty Sacramento. The session aims to discuss trade-in sales and invites all firms and individuals whether or not they are Association members.

Northern California Associated Home Builders Greater Eastbay Berkeley Claremont Morris Abouaf Jules Saxe Saxe Realty Company San Francisco Gene Taylor Mackay Homes Menlo Park Claus Fritzen Assurance Realty and Investment Company Oakland Chris Olmo Sof Oddstad Homes Redwood City Rowland Sweet Arcadia, Realty Company Sacramento Association Aboual

Briggs Selected As Brazil Envoy

President Eisenhower nominated Ellis O. Briggs to be the U S ambassador to Brazil. Briggs, then ambassador to Peru, will replace James C Dunn who retires after long service. Theodore C Achilles was nominated to become ambassador to Peru. The President praised Dunn as outstanding and a credit to the nation.

Washington Eisenhower Corer Ellis O. Briggs U.S Brazil Briggs Peru James C. Dunn Theodore C. Achilles Paris Dunn Fisenhower

Funds for Tuna Research Pushed by County Supervisors

Oakland County supervisors approved a renewal of Arlene Hor wage to fund tuna research, boosting a $350,000 allocation to study the effects of fishing on tuna prices and processing. They also reviewed zoning matters including a deep lot frontage case and farm labor camp permits, with several hearings set for June.

Oakland — County Supervisors Arlene Hor Tonington Ereet Dublin Boulevard Castrol pHouse Senate Reaton Bob Wilson Homer Lattin Planning Commission Mooney Arnold C. Anderson Niles Joan Novads Hampton, Road Cherryland Seph Fernandes Owith Appel Road Mt. Sden Irving W. Poller Superior Court Thurch 165Th Avenue Shland Robert Besancon jEast 14Th Street San Leandro

Oldest Nevada City Dentist Dies of Heart Attack

Dr. Chester W. Chapman aged 98, reputed nation’s oldest practicing dentist, fell dead from a heart attack in the yard of his home in Nevada City yesterday. He had kept office hours through Wednesday and was born in Nevada City.

Nevada City Chester W.chapman Chapman Newvada City

Naval Academy Tests Set July 9

Congressman George P. Miller announces the annual civil service examination for entry to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis will be held Monday July 9 1986 at civil service centers. Applicants must be 17 but not yet 22 by July 1 of entering year. exam details and time to be announced.

George P.miller California U. S U.S. Naval Academy At Annapolis Naval Academy U.S. Naval Academy Naval Reserve Miller House of Representatives Washington D.C

Unusual public servant Wesley C McClure eyed for raise

San Leandro City Manager Wesley C McClure faces a probable 140 dollar monthly pay raise though he says he will accept less. The Services board approved the raise while noting his current 6128 monthly salary. The increment would lift annual pay to 16456, still 544 below Fremont City Manager F Robert Coop.

San Leandro Wesley C. McClure Fremont F. Robert Coop

Pigeons Dominate Alameda County Fair Poultry Entries

Alameda county's 14th annual Fair in Pleasanton runs June 22 to July 5 with pigeon entries expected near 2000, far surpassing chickens ducks and turkeys. Standard birds total about 600 while bantams and rab bits number roughly 1800. Entry deadline is June 11 and blanks are available at the fairgrounds.

Pleasanton Poultry Department Alameda County George Bayliss Bayward Pleasanton Fairgrounds Bayliss Thet Fairgrounds P.O Poultry Salorfow Ree Srcksaush

Breakfast Slated By Men s Club in San Leandro

The San Leandro Presbyterian Men's Club plans its second annual breakfast at First Presbyterian Church hall, 160 Estudile Avenue, from 7 30 to 10 a m. Chairman Hank Droege notes last year drew over 230 attendees. this year will offer coffee, fruit juice, pancakes, bacon and eggs for 75 cents with proceeds funding summer camp activities.

San Leandro

Fire Prevention Plans Outlined in San Leandro Meeting

San Leandro residents heard Captain Orville D. Cox explain fire prevention planning as weather matched this week a planning talk by City Planning Director Douglas Joy. Joy urged long range planning with continual revisions to match growth and urged people to take charge. A motion by Dan Beeby failed for lack of a second. next meeting of the prop is school is June 19 at Halcyon School.

San Leandro Orville D. Cox Douglas Joy Dan Beeby Wat City Planning Commission Prop Halycyon Schol

Two County Aides Retire at Alameda County

Alameda County Supervisors issued retirement certificates to Henry Kevocessel of the county garage for 35 years and Tilr Morison, head of the election department in the county clerk's office, for 12 years. They and others will be honored at the first county pin-award ceremony on May 29 at the Oakland Auditorium. Morison has served under three county clerks.

Oakland Board of Henry Kevocessel Grace Sireet Lesadio Tilrlie Morison Randolph Avenue Meavison Alameda

Los Angeles eliminates B-girls on Main Street

State ABC official Russell Munro says crackdown on B-girls in Los Angeles bars has been successful and will serve as a blueprint for enforcement in other cities.

Los Angeles Russell Munro State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Munro

Skill Betrays Errant Reporter in Gaffney Ledger

GAFFNEY South Carolina reporter G Avasian admitted playing golf during working hours at the Ledger office. He claimed a hole in one and said he heard reports about it.

Gaffney S.C G. Avasian The Gaffney Ledger

Car Trickster Complaints Rise in Oakland Auto Sales

B Charles Wansley of the Oakland Better Business Bureau says uninformed buyers are being fleeced by tricksters in auto sales. He notes more complaints about contracts signed in blank and verbal promises, with totals far exceeding agreed terms, while some dealers strive to curb unethical practices.

B. Charles Wansley Oakland East Bay BBB Wansiey

Camp Mather opens to non residents in San Francisco

Reservations for Camp Mather in the High Sierra will be accepted from non residents starting Monday. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm at Me naren lodge Golden Gate park. A $1 adult and 50 cent child registration pays at booking with non refundable. Daily rates include three meals and vary by age. Guests must bring blankets and linen.

Camp Mather San Francisco Swamer Camp High Sierra Max G. Funke Recreation and Park Department Menaren Lodge Golden Gate Park Fell and Stanyan Streets

Hearings on Smog Open in Los Angeles Today

A Fouge subcommittee begins a Los Angeles hearing on smog and its impact on a small business. The session aims to examine causes and potential regulatory responses affecting local commerce.

Los Angeles

Fremont Chamber Receives $1500 County Grant

The Fremont Chamber of Commerce was approved by the Board of Supervisors for a $1500 county advance to cover 1956-57 office remodeling equipment and furniture printing sign a l and miscellaneous items as itemized by Chamber Manager Dale Isenberg.

Fremont Chamber of Commerce Board of Supervisors Dale Isenberg

Richards to Speak At Airport Rally in California

United States Senate candidate Richard Richards of Los Angeles will speak at a 5 am Sunday rally at Hayward Airport park. co sponsors Eden Township and Castro Valley Democratic clubs. Rep George P. Miller and other prominent Democrats are also set to appear as speakers. The public is invited.

Richard Richards Los Angeles Hayward Airport Park Eden Township Democratic Club Castro Valley Eighth George P. Miller

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