WHOLESALE ONLY
1 15 VIRGINIA STREET
VALLEJO, CALIF.
Don Pezzuto
CROCKETT
Telephone Crockett 633
TOOTS TAVERN
CALIFORNIA
MIRA MARE RESTAURANT
WE SERVE GOOD ITALIAN FOOD
510 SECOND AVENUE CROCKETT. CALIF.
Phon- 2125
CHARLUP FURNITURE CO.
Complete Line of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND APPLIANCES
1128-34 SECOND STREET NAPA. CALIF.
CLUB TOPS
611 Lemon Street
VALLEJO CALIFORNIA
Relax at JACK'S
Jack's Smoke Shop
SHORT ORDERS - MAGAZINES
NOTIONS
ALSO
Jack of Clubs Tavern
GILROY
CALIFORNIA
1912 SONOMA ST.
VALLEJO, CALIF.
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September, 1948
T and B BUFFET
CAFE - COCKTAIL BAR
POOL - SNOOKER
and the Most Courteous
Service in Town
811 Seventh Street
WASCO, CALIFORNIA
ATLAS IMPERIAL
DIESEL ENGINE CO.
1000 Nineteenth Avenue
OAKLAND 6, CALIFORNIA
WESTERN IRON AND
BODY WORKS
STEEL TANK TRUCK BODIES
Industrial Steel Products
Phone HUmboldt 3-7830 - 3-7831
1 165 Sixty-Seventh Street
OAKLAND 8, CALIFORNIA
Fredrickson and Watson
Construction Company
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
Members of
The Associated General Contractors of America
Skill - Honesty â– Responsibility
873 Eighty-First Avenue
Yard Foot of 81st Ave.
OAKLAND 3, CALIFORNIA
Phone SWeetwood 8-1264
TAFT'S FINEST
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Air Cooled
Dining Room - Steam Heat
THE
HOTEL TAFT
Forrest Ellison, Mgr.-Owner
508 Main Street
TAFT, CALIFORNIA
FOURSOME CLUB
Finest Cocktail Lounge in
Suburban Fresno
Where Old Friends Meet New
Visit our Complete Market
in Connection
Corner of Ventura and Clovis Ave.
Fresno, California
t
RESEDA COFFEE SHOP
Leon E. Smith, Prop.
Phone RUgby 6-9146
Open 6:.^n A. M. to 7:.>n P. M.
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
7144 Reseda Boulevard
RESEDA, CALIFORNIA
September, 1948
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL
Page 55
^INCOMPARABLE''
Oakland - San Francisco
Berkeley, California
EL CURTOLA
FINEST DINNERS
Dine in Luxurious Comfort in our
MODERN DINING ROOM
Excellent Accommodations for
Banquets and Wedding Parties
512 Seventeenth Street GLencourt 1-2887
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
FORTY-NINER CAFE
Frank Boulter, Prop.
WINES - WHISKEY - BEER
Choice Home Cooked Meals
1686 Seventh Street
OAKLAND 7, CALIFORNIA
Phone HIgate 4-9369
General Grinding Company
Precision Grinding
Metallizing
Cylindrical - Centerless - Surface
and Internal Grinding
2917 East Twelfth Street
OAKLAND 1, CALIFORNIA
Telephone ANdover 1-5557
In Business Since 1919
Standardized Plumbing
Repair Service
R. W. TIMMONS
PLUMBING 8C HEATING
Richmond 2 37
No Connection With Any Firm of This Name
Corner Seventh and Nevin
RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA
Cannery Warehousemen,
Food Processors, Drivers
and Helpers Local 750
A. F. of L.
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
F. A. B.
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Incorporated
General Office and Factories
1249 67th Street
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
SIMPLEX MFG. CO.
Manufacturers and Distributors
Commercial Refrigeration Equipment
1135 Third Street, 7
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Phone TWinoaks 3-0557
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September, 1948
T. E. MOREHOUSE
WOOD CABINET SHOP
Office, Bar and Restaurant Fixtures
Telephone SWeetwood 8-6477
2166 Washington Avenue
SAN LEANDRO, CALIFORNIA
JUD WHITEHEAD
HEATER COMPANY
4111 Broadway
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
TRinidad 2-4900
ORinda 21.vS
Gallagher & Burk, Inc.
General Contractors
Grading - Paving - Concrete
41 Moraga Highway
Orinda, Calif.
900 - 73rd Avenue
Oakland 3, California
CLARIDGE HOTEL
American Plan
A PERMANENT HOME
Monthly Rates Only
Milton Porte, Managing Director
634 Fifteenth Street
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Phone TEmplebar 2-8213
We Specialize in Maintenance, Repair
and Operating Supplies for
Every Purpose.
Replacement Parts for Automobiles,
Trucks, Tractors and Marine Engines.
GEO. A. KREPLIN CO.
Phone GLencourt 1-5040
2330 Webster Street OAKLAND, CALIF.
ED'S PLACE
Beer and Mixed Drinks
KEIlog 2-9279
5517 Foothill Boulevard
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Oakland Automatic
Sales Company
Mr. Business Man:
Let us solve your Music Problem by
serving you the best with a
WURLITZER
125 - 10th Street
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
GLencourt 1-8833
Phone TEmplebar 2-9623
The Three Musketeers
Meet
Jim - Fr.^nk - L. B.
MIXED DRINKS
I960 San Pablo Avenue
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
September, 1948
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL
Page 57
INSPECTOR FRANK AHERN
fConUriued from page 8)
Homicide. English stated that as senior man in the Homi-
cide Detail, Ahern's experience and ability made him "the
man for the job."
Immediately Ahern began organizing the detail into
what promises to he one of the most efficient groups to be
found. Gathered around him as a "top notch ball team,"
are six shrewd and discerning fellows who are, Ahern
insists, "the cream of the department."
The Ahern concept of a capable homicide investigator is
in direct contradiction to the celluloid version.
"The old adage of 'yo^ '^^^ ^^^ more bees with honey
than vinegar' certainly holds true in this business," he says.
"A homicide investigator shold strive to place his
thoughts on the level of those of persons involved in the
cases he is assigned to. His personality should he versatile,
adaptable to dealing with all types of suspects.
"Homicides are unfortunate for everyone concerned —
both witnesses and suspects should be treated courteously
and sympathetically. That holds true whether you find
them on Nob Hill or Skid Row — crime places them all on
the same low level.
"'When an inspector approaches principals in a crime
with compassion and understanding, his work is always
made simpler. At the same time, if a character shows a
desire to continue his homicidal efforts, the officer should
be ready to meet him more than half way. Marksmanship
with a pistol is good life insurance."
Ahern's men begin preparations for their court cases
from the moment they arrive at the scene of a crime — if
the killer is a fugitive, a thorough preliminary investiga-
tion provides the quickest means for his capture, Ahern
maintains.
An illustration of the speed — and care — wth which the
San Francisco investigators work is a recent case in which
a murder indictment was presented to the grand jury the
night of the day on which the crime was committed. A
short time later the defendant pleaded guilty to first degree
murder.
"There was nothing left undone for him to hang his hat
on when the boys were through," Ahem said.
The mark of a good inspector is also found in his court-
room demeanor, Ahern continues. He need not worry
about memorizing his testimony or making it coincide with
VICTORY JEWELRY CO.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Phone TWinoaks 3-0749
469 10th Street
OAKLAND 7, CALIFORNIA
ALAMEDA
BERKELEY
FRUITVALE
OAKLAND
M. Friedman Paint Co., Inc.
Compliments Santos Gomez
MEXICALI ROSE
BEER - WINE
American and Spanish Dishes
Dining Room
547 Seventh Street
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
California
Chiropractic College
R. O. McClintock, D. C, Pres.
CHIROPRACTIC INSTRUCTIONS
Four-Year Course
1916 Broadway
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
National Dollar Stores
4 STORES IN SAN FRANCISCO
929 Market Street
2610 Mission Street
1637 Fillmore Street
2106 Chestnut Street
Other Stores
at
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Fresno
Sacramento
(3 Stores)
Stockton
Long Beach
Richmond
Salinas
San Diego
Watsonville
Santa Cruz
San Jose
Monterey
Ventura
Bakersfield
Santa Monica Calexico J
Chico
Oakland
San Leandro
Santa Rosa
Modesto
Pomona
San Luis Obispo
Vallejo
Marysville
Pittsburg
i
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September. 1948
that of other witnesses if his investigation has been proper.
Unseemly courtroom conduct can innocently antagonize
jurors — a quiet, neat, and intelligent appearance auto-
matically lends credence to testimony.
As Ahern outlines the qualities of a proficient homi-
cide man, he pauses after each to say : "My boys have it."
His present crew recently won the plaudits of the city
when it worked through 48 sleepless hours to capture
William H. Sanford, an intelligent 20 year old youth, who
confessed the June 28 murder of a Mission district land-
lady.
A microscopic examination at the scene of this brutal
murder turned up a rental receipt book with one stub torn
out cleanly — save for a piece the size of a pencil eraser.
Reasoning that the suspect had removed it to conceal his
identity, the officers checked all roomers, eventually locat-
ing the one man who knew the suspect's name in Willa-
mina, Oregon. The long distance call gave the men his
name. They consulted Bureau of Identification files, find-
ing his record and picture. A methodical search of scores of
rooming houses turned up the man. His confession checked
in every detail with the way in which the officers had
reconstructed the crime.
Ahern is not even slightly reluctant to praise the work
of his men — the difficulty lies in stopping him. His principal
headache is manpower shortage; he pleads with department
heads for more inspectors in Homicide. At present the
detail has a total of seven men — less than one for every
100,000 persons in San Franisco. It consist of: Thoms J.
Cahill, senior man (next to Ahern), Ralph J. McDonald,
George D, Murray, Alfred J. Nelder, Jules Zimmerlin,
and Frank Baroni.
Within the group are four men who established an
enviable record while serving together in the department's
Accident Prevention Bureau — Cahill, Murray, McDonald,
and Nelder.
During recent months the Ahern name seldom appeared
in print without that of his partner, Tom Cahill, who
entered the police department only six years ago. Tactful
and unassuming, Cahill's efforts arc relentless and driving
on the most routine duties.
During his "tour" in Homicide, Ahern has worked on
approximately 300 murders. When a case is closed, he
tries to forget it, but the patterns of a new crime inevitably
parallels that of an old one, and he remembers the lesson
it taught.
Among the most well remembered homicide investiga-
tions in ^vhich Ahern participated are the following:
Donald Maycock — a soldier slain in August, 1938, by
three men and two women during a robbery. All five were
convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.
David Ferrari — grocer killed in October, 1940, by five
BROOKLYN CREAMERY
FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES
1920 E. Fourteenth Street
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA
Gamerston and Green Lumber Co.
Oakland Yard and Office
2001 Livingston, Oakland
Phone KEIlog 4-1884
San Francisco Yard & Office
Foot of Tunnel Avenue
Phone JU 5-6083
Pacific Tool and Supply Company
TOOLS AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL ICE AND COLD
STORAGE CO.
134 Market Street
OAKLAND
CALIFORNIA
COOLIDGE RESTAURANT
Markos Kokoletsos, Prop.
3260 FOOTHILL BLVD. OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone HUmboIdl 3-8766
MALTZMAN'S 5-10-25 CENT STORE
GIFTS - TOYS - HOME WARES
5705 SAN PABLO A\ E. OAKLAND. CALIF.
SAM'S AUTO SERVICE
BODY AND FENDER WORK
Specializing in Auto Painting, Simonizing and Polishing
•DON'T CUSS— CALL US"
3220 SAN PABLO AVE.
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone GLencourt 1.8583
CITY FRENCH LAUNDRY
CURTAINS A SPECIALTY
2801 LINDEN STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
nit;'>>e 4. 0645
JARDIN OMAR STEAK HOUSE
Phone TE 2-0568
SUPERIOR FRENCH LAUNDRY
ROUGH DRY SERVICE
*'We Do Curtains"
2086 BROADWAY
OAKLAND. CALIF.
POPLAR AND 22nd STREETS
OAKLAND, CALIF.
September, 1948
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL
Page 59
ex-convicts — three from San Quentin, one from Texas
State Prison, and one from Arizona State Prison. All were
captured, individually, in five different cities in a ten day
whirlwind investigation. The captures were made in Los
Angeles, Long Beach, Reno, Oakland, and San Francisco.
Three of them died for the crime.
David Petrovich — another grocer murder by three rob-
bers in January, 194>. This case was cleaned up in 48
hours.
New Amsterdam Hotel fire — March, 1944, twenty-two
persons died at the hand of George Holman, an arsonist,
who was convicted on twenty-two murder counts, and
received a number of life sentences.
Winifred Cecil — a girl bus driver, robbed, raped, and
murdered by Louis Jackson January 4, 194'?. During the
succeeding three months prior to his capture, Jackson
raped a 14 year old girl, raped a young woman after
robbing her boy friend, and shot police Sergeant William
A. Albrecht of Southern Station during a rohber>'. Jackson
died in the San Quentin gas chamber.
Nick Dejohn — garroted in May, 1946, by persons still
fugitive. This investigation is "very active" and five mur-
der indictments may not be far away.
Inez Burns — proprietress of the largest and most notori-
ous abortion mill in San Francisco history. Powerful polit-
ical interests couldn't divert Ahern from the case. After
two trials and two years" appeals, Mrs. Burns and three
associates went to prison.
In the pre-war period, Homicide's men were kept jump-
ing by 30 to 3^ homicides yearly. During the last four
years, however, the average has practically doubled, Ahern
said, with 60 to 6^ cases being reported each year.
Frank Ahern has represented the law on many sanguin-
ary occasions. Witnessing man's inhumanity to man for
eleven years could have made him an antisocial and cynicaJ
person.
So, after all this, a respecting public should hold in
esteem a man who not only retains his faith in human
nature — but insists that people are fundamentlly good.
ANTONIO BARROCA
GROCERIES - BEER - WINE
Phone Piedmont 5-4330
OAKLAND
1550 - 34th Street
CALIFORNIA
Bus. Phon; ANdover 1-49') I
Albirt R. Potter
Apex Venetian Blind Laundry
Convert Wood Slats to Metal
Repainting - Recording - Retaping - New Metal Venetians
FREE ESTIMTES - PICKUP AND DELIVERY
2042 E. 14th STREET
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Tebphone TWinoaks 3-5337
D OD S O N ' S
QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES
Just a Good Place to Trade
5 75 12th STREET Between Clay and Jefferson
KEKog 4-1 133
PRODUCTION PATTERN SHOP
Paul Switzer
WOOD AND METAL PATTERNS
4244 E. 12th STREET OAKLAND I. CALIF.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE OF LAUSON ENGINES
FRED C. SPINDLER
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE WORKS
HIgate 4 8078
2 15 12th STREET
OAKLAND 7. CALIF.
QUALITY
SERVICE
Telephone Hlgale 4-932 1
Shoes Foi ths Whole Fam'ly
D. SNIDE
BUYER OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale Jobbers
515 SEVENTH STREET (Southside Between Washington and Clay)
OAKLAND 7 CALIFORNIA
REFRIGERATION SPECIALISTS, Ltd.
EVERYTHING IN REFRIGERATION
OAKLAND CASKET COMPANY
Phone TEmplebar 2-8139
If No Answer Call ANdover 1-5874
2842 ADELINE STREET
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phones: PI 5-1712-1713
"INDIVIDUALLY OWNED"
CALDEN & BRAY
Telephone KEIIog 4-5140
2264 E. 12th STREET OAKLAND 6, CALIF.
DON HUCKE
District Manager
ATLAS AND POWER KING
Metal and Woodworking Home Work Shop Tools
MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES
Phone Piedmont 5-1712 Henry B. Ward. Owner 304 TENTH STREET
OAKLAND 7. CALIF.
WARD'S MEAT MARKET
With Calden & Bray Grocery — QUALITY MEATS, POULTRY, FISH
3764 PIEDMONT AVE. OAKLAND. CALIF.
LEN 8C BUD
SOCKTAIL LOUNGE
4822 Telegraph Avenue
JOE BUDHI'S PLACE
FOR FINE FOOD
OAKLAND
CALIFORNIA 374 NINTH STREET
OAKLAND. CALIF.
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POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL
September, 1948
MONTEREY POLICE OFFICERS
I Continued from page 1 1
a report of the activities of the Association during its
short life. Chief Weight has done an outstanding job as
the Association's first secretary-treasurer and has won
many compliments for the splendid manner he has kept
the records of the Association and built up its treasury
in such an excellent manner.
Following Chief Weight, Chief Corby called to the
president's chair the newly elected president. Sergeant Jack
B. Wright of the Salinas Police Department. The new
president expressed the appreciation of the members of the
Association for the excellent job Chief Corby and Chief
Weight has served during the initial year of the organ-
ization. He said the great spirit of cooperation had been
attained among all law enforcement agencies of the county
and that it would be developed even farther.
He then presented Deputy District Attorney Lionel
Burr Scott who has been installed as the secretary-treas-
urer for the current term. The membership are convinced
that its new secretary-treasurer will continue to serve as
well as Chief Weight.
The new Vice President, Lieutenant Clyde Klaumann
of Monterey was introduced and made a few appro-
priate remarks.
President Wright announced the appointment of a
board of directors, naming the following:
Captain Gerald Page, CHP., Chief Corby, and Victor
Tibbs.
The Membership Committee is headed by Officer A. J.
Allegcr of the CHP assigned to Salinas.
Templebar 2-990I
Phone KEllog 2-8024 Nick Christo
New and Used Oak Barrels, Corks, Crocks
J. 8C J. Liquor Store and Cider Shop
THE DEPOT OF ALL WINES
1204 FRUITVALE AVE.
OAKLAND I. CALIF.
Phone SWeelwood 2800
THE CLUBHOUSE
Extend Best Wishes From
MILLIARD ROSE and ROY FIELDS, Owners
496 E. 14th STREET
SAN LEANDRO. CALIF
Compliments of
IDEAL MARKET
2036 MARKET STREET
SUNNYSIDE MARKET
850 20th STREET
OAKLAND 8
CALIFORNIA
Phone Piedmont 5 II 46
WALTER N. BOYSEN CO.
Manufacturers
PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS
Office and Factory; Forty-second and Linden Streets
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA
Piedmont 5-14<)7
WILLIAM H. STREHLE CO.
AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING AND LETTERING SERVICE
TO THE DISCRIMINATE AT
494 36th STREET OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA
CENTRAL MOTOR TERMINAL
Piedmont Lumber and Mill Company
COMPLETE TRUCK SERVICE
Steam Clean'ng - Public Scales
1107 5th STREET
Phone ANdover 1-632?
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone Piedmont 5 1826
351 FORTIETH STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone HIgate 4.753 1
UNITED STATIONERS
Gladys Smith
OFFICE SUPPLIES
ARTIST AND DRAFTING MATERIAL
AL REALI'S MECCA
(The Boss and I. We Thank You)
BEST LIQUOR, WINE, BEER â– LUNCHES A CIGARS
COORS ON TAP
3525 E. 14th STREET
OAKLAND I. CALIF.
1604 SAN PABLO AVE.
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone TEmplebar 2-7843
Henry Vemazza
COCK 'O THE WALK
DINING ROOM
Bay Area Favorite (or 20 Years
15th & HARRISON. Coit Ramsey Hotel OAKLAND, CALIF
Phone TRinidad 3-3000
Bay City Bottle Supply
and Sanitary Bag Company
NEW AND USED BOTTLES OF ALL KINDS
Corks, Kegs and Sterilized Wiping Rags
2 30 CASTRO STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
THE FRANCES SHOP
LADIES'. CHILDREN'S and INFANTS' QUALITY APPAREL
Park Easily - Shop Leisurely
BENNY'S CAFE
AND TAVERN
Mary Vierra. Prop.
GOOD SERVICE - ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS
5770 FOOTHILL BLVD
OAKLAND. CALIF.
905 SEVENTH STREET
OAKLAND. CALIF.
Septeynher, 1948
POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL
Page 61
The next meeting scheduled for August 9 was held in
Salinas with Sheriff Jack McCoy being the host.
It will be some time before any meeting of the Associa-
tion will exceed the party put on by Chief Corby in Kings
City July 15. He had two experts at barbecuing, former
cowboys who are now well known as law enforcement
officers, Deputy Sheriffs George Parsons and Edward
Harris, and how these boys turned out those steaks.
Those who signed dinner cards included the following:
Kings City — Chief Joseph Corby, Judge F. W. Thul^e,
Constable J. A. Carlson, Bob M. Hunsacker, former
Deputy Sheriff; Bill McBndc and Charles Young, CHP:
Deputy Sheriffs Charlie H. Lane and Joe R. Nunez, State
Ranger W. C. Austin, Officer Albert Howerton, Edward
Alvetre, William Steglich, publisher. Rustler-Herald; Gor-
don B. Daley, District Attorneys office; A. Bianchi,
George Bridges, Mayor F. G. Henr>% Constable Ray Rey-
nolds, City Clerk L. W. Wasson, and Councilman James
D. Lynn.
Salinas — Chief George Weight, Lieutenant Joseph C.
Yetter, Sergeant H. Duncan. Radio Supervisor T. A.
Baynor, Sergeant Jack B. Wright. Officers Milton D.
Kert, Denny A. Smith, and W. J. McLaughlin; Traffic
Officer Willard B. Gilbert, Abe Parsons, E. M. Harns.
A. J. Alleger, CHP; C. H. Mitchell. Chief Criminal
Deputy, Sheriffs OSice Peter Witcher, Deputy Sheriffs
J. C. Pehl, Frank J. Bianchi, W. C. Whitman and Lee
W. McBride: Lionel Burr Scott and John Barrett, Deputy
District Attorneys.
Monterey — Captain Albert Elasho. Lieutenants Frank
Marinello and Clyde Klaumann, Sergeants Howard Haw-
kins and Charles Simpson, Officers Robert Turner, Harold
Benadom, H. H. Jenkins, Thomas H. Collins, James
Vanottie, Special Agent Frank W. Mitchell, FBI.
San Francisco — Agents John J. Murphy and Scott
Werner, FBI and Opie L. Warner.
Gon:ales — Chief Robert G. Hart.
Greenfield — Chief Thomas D. Wilder.
Phone HIgate 4-2479
Carl Bersh flc Sons
BAY CITY CABINET COMPANY
Since IIIO
Manufacturers of BANK, STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES
High Grade Cabinet and Church Work. Etc.
1076 FIFTH STREET OAKLAND, CALIF.
KEY PIPE AND SUPPLY CO.
PIPE - FITTINGS - VALVES - SUPPLIES
1362 SEVENTH STREET OAKLAND 7. CALIF.
HIgate 4.320C Harry Whitman
STANDARD IRON AND METALS CO.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF SCRAP
THIRD AND MYRTLE STREETS OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phon! ANdover 1-2200
DANA - FRANE MOTOR CO.
DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS - DODGE BROTHERS TRUCKS
PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS
2901 E. 14th STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
LES CAVE
Phone KEIIog 4-3303
EXCELSWELD
ds
A Permanent Repair on Cracked Motor Blocks and Diesel H
90-Day Money Back Guarantee No Heat Used
1640 E. 1 4th STREET OAKLAND. CALIF
TOMMY'S TAP ROOM
I 196 GENEVA AVENUE
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF.
VAlencIa 4-8802
rd
Cop - Pete - 1
TIRES — TUBES — ACCESSORIES
C. p. L. ASSOCIATED SERVICE
5300 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO. CALIF.
KEllog 2-0070
Car! A. Burkhart
MARIA'S PHARMACY
RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS
1246 E. Uth ST. at I3lh AVE. OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone TEmplebar 2-4924
MICHAELS BROTHERS
USED CARS
Autos Bought and Sold
348 E. Uth STREET
OAKLAND 6. CALIF.
Telephone TEmplebar 2-2 3 54
East Bay Restaurant Supply Co.
Bar Supplies - Glassware - Crockery - Silverware - Cutlery
Utensils - Ranges - Steam Tables - Used Equipment
Sheet Metal Work - Chrome Furniture - Refrigeration
573 - 575 Mth STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
R. CAMPOS GROCERY
lOaO 54th Avenue
OAKLAND
CALIFORNIA
GORDON'S GROCERY
1551 ALce Street
OAKLAND
CALIFORNIA
Fresh Eggs Daily
Frozen Foods
CASTELLO GROCERY
CHOICE WINES AND BEER
Imported and Dom^st-c
GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES
4738 West Street Piedmont 5-2233 OAKLAND 9, CALIF.
LUIS TEIXEIRA
PAINTING AND DECORATING
1832 M.Ivin Road Phone KEIIog 2-2S1 1
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA
FRANK BRUNO
GENERAL CEMENT CONSTRUCTION WORK - PATIOS
SIDEWALKS - CONCRETE FLOORS AND DRIVEWAYS
7039 Lacev Ave. SW. 8-1753
OAKLAND ' CALIFORNIA
BORGETTI GROCERY
B;er - Wine - Liquor - Frozen Foods - Hand Packed Ice Cream
Co'd M2ats - Vegetables - Fresh Fruits
COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES
2 05 W. Mac ARTHUR OAKLAND. CALIF.
Phone AN. 1-8754 Ronald \'. Heilig
JOHNNIE'S AUTO WRECKING
New and Used Parts for All Cars - Exchange
USED CARS
IF We Haven't It, We'll Get It.
4951 SAN LEANDRO STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
JENSEN MACHINERY COMPANY, Inc.
FOOD EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS
OAKLAND CALIFORNIA
Farinha Bros. Phone KEIIog 3-3541
T & M MARKET
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
FREE DELIVERY
2142 - 2 3rd STREET OAKLAND. CALIF.
BRUCE CHIN GROCERY
BEER - WINE - SOFT DRINKS
COLD MEATS - ICE CREAM
1181 EIGHTH STREET
OAKLAND. CALIF.
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POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS" JOURNAL
September, J 948
Serg. J. B. Wright New Head of
Monterey County Association
Sergeant Jack B. Wright the new president of the
Monterey Peace Officers" Association is a native of the
vast Sahnas Valley, having been bf>rn in Hoiiister in 1914.
He joined the Salinas Police Department in 1941, serving
most of his time in Traffic, and at the present time is on
that important assignment.
He is mighty popular, not only with the people of
Salinas but the members of the County Association.
Sergeant Wright is married and he and his wife have