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F. Slavich declared in a statement SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS issued toaay. "It has been a ^reat privilege to work with the present city admin istration. and I consider Oakland fortunate* to possess such a splendid city government. as the incumbent officials have given to .the people oI our city." said Doctor Slavich. `GET OUT AND VOTE' 'Next Tuesday the voters will go to the polls to elect six councilmen, a city auditor and four members of ihe schooi'board. 1 urge all citizens to vote in that order'that they'ma'y show Iheir interest in their city government. "Councilman Beach, who is now vice-Mayor. is a'veteran of 12 years ir. the City Council, whose business experience and sage advice have been invaluable "Councilman Shnttyck is also a :ric': veteran of cishi year': fcrv.re MIRACLE WAU FINISH 1 On* Coet Cover* Mott Wellpa pan, pointed walit,woilboafd, ba**m*nt well*. 2 Orltt In T Hour ... No efUntiv* :;ne City C<'imr)!. and ha* r'-r.- the ivrcJ< r.; arimlnistratir.-i. ] OTHER COl'XC'fLMEN j "C'lunciimnn George B. Peter? ha? F. R. McGrew, left, vice-president of the Retail Merchants Association of Oakland, hands Red Cross campaign chairman J. Paul St. Sure first check on Merchants' pledge of S15,000 for the 1943 War Fund Campaign. Check represents the amount pledged by association man paint odor. mr.iMj'ed im to ihe requirements 3 Mi** with Water ... no tvr- m icc being fir.-t named to the Coun-I agement only, and others are to follow from individual members,--Tribune photo. pontlno n*dd. 4 WaihobI*. 5 1 Oal. Dm* Avroj* loam. c;l six years aeo by his colleagues' WITNESS TELLS OFin fill an unexpired term. "Councilman Henry W. Haler and Frank J. YoueU. who were elected Retail Merchants Contribute SEEING KILLERby the present Council to fill unex-( p'ired terms, have fitted perfectly into the picture. With such fine IN TRAIN MURDERmembership, who have consistently .-tood for economy, efficiency and t o-nperation. why chan sc'.'" KIM-TONI lOUER-KOATM . KIM-TONf TEfMS- AIR ROLL, AS LOW AS .... IS* Incumbent city officials have also beer, endorsed for re-election by S. E. Boc^r-ll. business manager ALBANY. A Furpr.iC v, r.f ;hc ElecVira! Workers' L'tror. 'No. Sfio of 'he a .F.T. . in a letter ad dressed to the 9000 members of that DULL 8 The Electric;!! Worker?' erdo;- rill, FURNITURE | men', is in hue .-tn tire ac'/ir. tyr with S-W I all ihe ruutand: :c leader? ef Y Amo'-icr.r Feeler; : ion of Labor r ENAMEL the East bay. Far Kilchan, Bath* ALAMEDA PASSESroam, NirrtaryFt>rri fur* ond Woodwork. ^ ;ppor Conr %::km:Lrc.:: {.RED CROSS DRIVE To Mercy War Fund Campaign tcluPior: fund Ci :Ri on UcG vented by dent of ; m Oak!.rnei Sure deeta: :je accciu'pli/i Furniture Sou. - 89: I QUOTA BY $1000 MHfRtHAAtHMMRBlt KITCHENS & BATHROOMS | WAR FUND CAMPAIGN ... COOK NEW AGAIN-- 2 Bed Cm. 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To the union goes credit 'ifrn both the patients and officials of t i Naval Hwiii'a! for bringing V jtv me orchestra ties men rr.ake cor'rdn SHR1NERS TO FETE WOMEN IN SERVIC WALL AND f WOODWORK 2 FINISH J | QUART AMAZINGLY WAS H A B l 6 y J mil 0 u\a: ;.:;r. nen .Lie qu^t.! n.-v. r 0 reamer.. tr.- ?! whi: It ^vo n-'t alrc f dr.nf.tcd rlvulri give at or.ee V- nir.c f1 t Uic All-.f;?. hr.-.w 1n.c<c: "****2 men and materials mav be exact SELECT 2 WALLPAPER 8 ^ ' - __ For That Room Now! j Home-Canning Oil Select smart wallpaper for , i n your Living Room, Bed Room { InCfCOSGu by DTOWn or Kitchen--today. * WASHINGTON- A.vl eo WAR RELIEF I U.S. Employment Th etoRtioG ir [s' Richmond Mon Lists Job Openings Club to Seat Officers Wounded in Action :l HEARD CRY Ol MII1DEK {MWMMMMWMMMW n STYLE GUIDE for DECORATIVE IDEASI twMMMIIWWWMWH to i- 1 arco. f part m me oi'/i jxutry oi on- i'- agifur wherever possible. lv< 2 of fru i vegetables." \\ ! Bond Drive Leader HOUSE PAINT MJt p*iotrs use it- Mom**o k (i piinc it- Our | To Address Club SAN I.EANDR O. Apr.l 11 2 Arnold Gi uiu^en Jr. i-xecutivi Collective Bargainingrraj.agor nf rhr U.S Troartnv V r- baaantul. donhle nd couoajic*! bou SJ45j Election Orderedt ; \ Futui C runittc-v of t!ie I2th Federal Receive Di.-ii'ic', will be guest speaker at tonight's d.nnfr A c.illrciivr aining cloctiiui, nuic-'iim of the Broadm.inr Men's nrnnr.gcmtdfv.fr the Little Omni' hib at thr Broadmonr Community Washing Mad Company :>. Church. .His tonic wit! bo "Bond?: Emervvillc w;<< t--wynwtMif Fur Victory " ]\ D. Barllclt will: {hr National l,n tried Ifidav by Kriutiohs Board;. Am k u t is i:' DOIl'T FORGET 'iduct the business session, Hava you triad VON'S PINK TABLETS [at Washington. Within DO rln> .-'Me vhru What Is Your.-nn ioyoec wit! 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