I-1.)1-(1 COMMISSIONERS - Port of Oakland

CITY OF OAKLAND 

RESOLUTION No. B3008 

RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ALLOWING 

CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS. 

RESOLVED that the following claims and demands, 

having been approved by the Auditing Committee, be and 

• the same hereby are approved and allowed by the Board of 

Port Commissioners and the Auditor is authorized to draw 

his warrant for the same out of the proper fund: 

villifbAtcf 4MPROVEMENT FUND #911: 

P ACIFIC COMPANY 

ALHAMBRA NATIONAL 

WATER CO INC 

H AP ALZINA 

658 

198 

5165 

ASSOCIATED 

STATIONERS INC 1827 

ASSURANCE GLASS CO 1520 

EDWARD R BACON 

COMPANY 3 872 

BASTON TIRE 

SUPPLY CO 2:0 6 7 5 

BAYAIRE RADIO 

SERVICE 1156 

BAY CITIES 

EQUIPMENT INC 16482 

BAY CITY FUEL OIL 

COMPANY 4993 

BAY CITY LUMBER 

COMPANY INC 34849 

BEARING INDUSTRIES 

15377 

W D BRILL COMPANY 1375 

BRYANT MOTOR COMPANY 

2366 

CALIFORNIA PACKING 

CORPORATION 

250 


PURCHASING DEPT 

COBBLEDICK KIBBE 

GLASS COMPANY 

COCHRAN & CELL I 

CYCLONE FENCE 

D IVISION 

D ALLMAN CO 

DALLMAN CO 

EAST BAY MUNICIPAL 

UTILITY DISTRICT 

EAST BAY SANITARY 

RAG WORKS 

E B y MACHINERY 

COMPANY INC 

ECONOMY LUMBER 

COMPANY 

ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO 

4806 

2387 

769 

564 

311 

14108 

105676 

2369 

8137 

1046 

798

ELMHURST KEY AND 

L OCK SERVICE 

ENCINAL TERMINALS 

EUREKA MILL AND 

LUMBER CO 

JAM) CE C FITZGERALD 

W P FULLER CO 

GALL AGHE-R A- BURK INC 

GENERAL ELECTRIC 

COMPANY 

GILSON SUPPLY CO 

GMC TRUCK ett COACH 

D IVISION 

THE GUIDE 

P UBLISHING CO 

H ARBOR MARINE SUPPLY 

N V HEATHORN INC 

H ERSEY MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY 

H ERRINGTON & OLSON 

H OGAN LUMBER COMPANY 

H OWARD TERMINAL 

H UDSON PRINTING CO 

C P HUNT COMPANY 

INDEPENDENT 

CONSTRUCTION CO 

INDUSTRIAL TRUCK 

SALES 

INTERNATIONAL 

H ARVESTER COMPANY 

EARLE M JORGENSEN CO 

LAIRDS STATIONERY 

LEONARD PLUMBING & 

H EATING SUPPLY INC 

C MARKUS 

H ARDWARE INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

MAXWELLS 

MORRIS DRAYING 

COMPANY 

N ATIONAL LEAD 

COMPANY 

THE NORMLEE COMPANY 

O AKLAND ASSOCIATION 

O F INSURANCE AGENTS 

O AKLAND PLUMBINNG 

SUPPLY CO 

O AKLAND SCAVENGER CO 

230 

527 

12829 

23522 

1640 

725 

70352 

3061 

324 

300 

2217 

31914 

1.254 

2060 

30941 

4109 

6232 

1645 

37 4 2 

782 

386 

885 3 

844 

408 

5179 

403 

8 6 6 

10676 

1575 

1656 

6865 

13638 

6 0 0 0

THE OBSERVER 

PUBLISHING CO INC 

PAASCHE AIRBRUSH CO 

P ACIFIC DRY DOCK & 

REPAIR CO 

PACIFIC PIPE COMPANY 

PACIFIC TOOL AND 

SUPPLY COMPANY 

P ECKS OFF ICE 

APPLIANCE CO INC 

PE TERBI L T MOTORS 

COMPANY 

RI CHMOND CHASE CO 

RI CHMOND SANITARY 

COMPANY 

E C RODGERS LIME 

CEMENT CO 

S & C MOTORS 

SHELL OIL COMPANY 

S I MON HARDWARE CO 

10000 

1601 

1144 

1728 

318 

838 

2809 

1771 

4718 

3029 

649 

1103 

4448 

THE A P SMITH 

MANUFACTUR ING 

COMPANY 6580 

STATE ELECTRIC 

S UPPLY 

599 

STERO DISHWASHING 

MACH I NE MFG COMPANY 

S UN GARDEN PACKING 

COMPANY 

THE TEXAS COMPANY 

TOWMOTOR CORPORAT ION 

THE TRIBUNE 


UNION PAPER COMPANY 

• ATERMAN CORPORAT ION 

O F CALIFORNIA 

WELSH & BRESEE 

W ESTERN ASBESTOS CO 

WEST! NGHOUSE 

ELE CTR IC 

CORPORA T I ON 

W HI TE BROTHERS 

W ORLD PORTS 

P ORT PROMOTION & 

DEVELOPMENT FUND 

I VAN FAGOT 

JOYCE FERRACONE 

8415 

722 

433 

7537 

16316 

1606 

5300 

4419 

2318 

3521 

224 

9000 

51775 

14000 

6896

J MARTINEZ 

W ILLIAM W JEFFERS MD 

LEONARD BARNARD MD 

THE SAMUEL MERRITT 

H OSPITAL 

THE PERMANENTE 

H OSPITAL 

ABBE IT ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

P ARIS BROTHERS\ 

By \\ By 

Vi cE 'PRESIDENT 

By By 

SECRETARY 

9000 

2500 

2250 

2500 

2000 

2 3 3 8 7 3 6 

1 6 6 8 9 7 3 

The foregoing is a true list of all claims for 

account of authorized expenditures approved and recommended 

for payment. 

Certified as correct: 

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CHIEF POW ACCOUNTANT-' 

Approved and allowed by the 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 

At a regular meeting held January 5, 1953 

Passed by the following vote: 

Ayes: Commissioners ClArk, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -L 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano -1 

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RESOLUTION NO. B 3009 

RESOLUTION APPROVING WEEKLY PAYROLL, 

RATIFYING ALL HIRINGS AND EMPLOYMENTS 

THEREIN AND REIMBURSING PORT REVOLVING 

FUND. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the weekly payrolls for the 

week ending be and the same hereby is approved, 

and the hiring or employment of each and all of the 

services therein set forth at the compensation therein paid 

hereby is ratified, confirmed and approved, and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the demand against the Harbor 

Maintenance and Improvement Fund for the reimbursement of 

the Port Revolving Fund in the amount set forth therein, 

having been approved by the Auditing Committee hereby is 

approved and allowed, and the City Auditor be and he hereby 

is authorized and directed to draw his warrant for the same 

and make such reimbursement. 

HARBOR MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT FUND #911: 

PORT REVOLVING FUND - PAYROLLS 

Week ending December 21, 1952 - $7,666.29 

Week ending December 28, 1952 - $7,357.50 

$15,023.79 

The above is a true claim for account of all Port 

Revolving Fund expenditures approved and recommended for 

payment. 


CHIEF P RT ACCOUNTANT . PORT MANAGER PORT MANAGER 


BOARD OF PORT-COMMISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

None 

President Galliano 

By


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RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT 

TO ALFRED J. HOPPER FOR ALTER- 

ATIONS TO BOW AND BELL RESTAURANT 

BUILDING; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 

BONDS TO BE PROVIDED IN CON- 

NECTION THEREWITH; REJECTLNG 

ALL OTHER BIDS: AND DIRECTING 

RETURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for the 

alterations to the Bow and Bell Restaurant 

Building at the foot of Broadway be and the 

same hereby is awarded to ALFRED J. HOPPER as 

the lowest responsible bidder, in accordance with 

the terms of his hid filed December 22, 1952; and 

he it further 

RESOLVED that a bond for the faithful performance 

of the work in the amount of 499482.00 

shall be required, also a bond in the same amount 

to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor 

and materials furnished and for amounts due under 

the Unemployment Insurance Act with respect to such 

work; and that the procedure prescribed by law 

shall be taken for the execution of such contract; 

and be it further 

RESOLVED that the other bids received for 

said contract be and they hereby are rejected and 

the checks accompanying said bids shall be returned 

to the proper persons. 

At A Regular meeting held January 5, 1953 

Passed by the following vote : 

Ayes: Commissioners Clnrk, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estop -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano -1

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RESOLUTION APPROVING BONDS 

OF ALFRED J. HOPPER. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of ALFRED 

J. HOPPER, executed by GLENS FALLS INDEMNITY 

COMPANY, a corporation, each in the amount of 

09,482.00, for the faithful performance of his 

contract with the City of Oakland for alterations 

to the Bow and Bell Restaurant Building at the 

foot of Broadway, and for labor and materials 

and amounts due under the Unemployment Insurance 

Act with respect to such work, be and the same 

hereby are approved,, 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 

President Galliano -1

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RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT TO 

SCOTT CO. FOR FURNISHING AND IN- 

STALLING PLUMBING WORK IN BOW AND 

BELL RESTAURANT BUILDING; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE PROVIDED 

IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; REJECTING 

ALL OTHER BIDS; AND DIRECTING RE.. 

TURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS. 


furnishing and installing of plumbing work in the 

Bow and Bell Restaurant Building at the foot of 

Broadway be and the same hereby is awarded to JAMES 

B. LINFORD, W. COCKINS, JOHN C. McCABE and WM. 

P. SCOTT, JR., copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of SCOTT CO., as the lowest responsible 

bidders, in accordance with the terms of 

their bid filed December 22, 1952; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $4,195.00 


to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and 

materials furnished and for amounts due under the Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work; 

and that the procedure prescribed by law shall be 

taken for the execution of such contract; and be it 

further 







Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 


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OF SCOTT CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of JAMES 

B. LINFORD, N. W. COCKINS, JOHN C. McCABE and 

WM. P. SCOTT, JR., copartners doing business 

under the firm name and style of SCOTT CO., executed 

by PEERTTA1SS CASUALTY COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of $4,195.00, for the faithful 

performance of their contract with the City of 

Oakland for the furnishing and installing of 

plumbing work in the Bow and Bell Restaurant 

Building at the foot of Broadway, and for labor 

and materials and amounts due under the Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work, 

be and the same hereby are approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 


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RESOLUTION NO. B 3014. 


ETS-HOKIN GALVAN FOR FURNISHING 

AND INSTALLING ELECTRIC WORK IN 

BOW AND BELL RESTAURANT BUILDING; 

FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE 

PROVIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; 

REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS; AND 

DIRECTING RETURN OF CHECKS TO 

BIDDERS. 


furnishing and installing of electric work in the 

Bow and Bell Restaurant Building at the foot of Broadway 

be and the same hereby is awarded to ETS-HOKIN 

GALVAN, a corporation, as the lowest responsible 

bidder, in accordance with the terms of its bid 

filed December 22, 1952; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $3,007000 


to guarantee the payment of all claims for labor and 

materials furnished and for amounts due under the Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work; 

and that the procedure prescribed by law shall be 

taken for the execution of such contract; and be it 

further 








Noes: None 


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RESOLUTION APPROVING 

BONDS OF ETS-HOKIN 

GALVAN. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of ETS- 

HOKIN & GALVAN, a corporation, executed by 

PACIFIC INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of 0,007.00, for the 

faithful performance of its contract with the 

City of Oakland for the furnishing and installing 

of electric work in the Bow and Bell Restaurant 

Building at the foot of Broadway, and for labor 







Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano

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RESOLUTION APPROVING SEMI- 

MONTHLY PAYROLL. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the semi-monthly 

payroll for the period ending December 31, 1952, 

in the amount of 05,000.00, hereby is approved,. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -L 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Ga1liano -1

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING 

EXECUTION OF AMENDMENT 

TO GRANT AGREEMENT WITH 

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AD- 

MINISTRATION - PROJECT 

NO. 9.,04,037-801. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the President of this 

Board be and he hereby is authorized to execute, 

and the Secretary to attest, an Amendment to Grant 

Agreement with the Civil Aeronautics Administration, 

dated January 25, 1950, in words and figures as 

follows, to-wit: 

"FIRST AMENDMENT TO GRANT AGREEMENT 

"Oakland Municipal Airport 

"City of Oakland, California 

"Project No. 9-04-037-,801 

" Contract No. C6ca-3600 

"December 15, 1952 

"WHEREAS, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics 

(hereinafter called the 'Administrator 

! ), has determined that, in the 

interest of the United States, the Grant 

Agreement relating to the above numbered 

Project, between the Administrator, acting 

for and on behalf of the United States, 

and the City of Oakland, California, (hereinafter 

called the 'Sponsor'), accepted by 

the Sponsor on January 30, 1950, should be 

amended as hereinafter provided: 

"NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH: 

"That in consideration of the benefits to 

accrue to the parties hereto, the Administrator, 

acting for and on behalf of the 

United States, on the one part, and the 

City of Oakland, California, on the other 

part, do hereby mutually agree that the 

said Grant Agreement be and hereby is 

amended by increasing the maximum obligation

of the United States payable under 

said Grant Agreement, as set forth 

in Item 1 on Page 2 of said Grant 

Agreement, from $118,059.00 to 

$124,208.00. 

"IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto 

have caused this amendment to said 

Grant Agreement to be duly executed as 

of the 5th day of January, 1953. 

"UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

"ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

"By J. S. MARRIOTT 

Regional Administrator, Region VI" 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and V ice President Estep —4 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano

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RESOLUTION No. B 3018 

RESOLUTION DIRECTING 

RECORDATION OF LEASE 

WITH PACIFIC AIRCRAFT 

SALES CO.` 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney 

hereby is directed to record that certain Lease 

dated December 29, 1952, between the CITY OF 

OAKLAND, acting by and through this Board, and 

IVAR AKSELSEN, an individual doing business under 

the firm name and style of PACIFIC AIRCRAFT SALES 

COO 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -L 

None 

President Galliano

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RESOLUTION GRANTING WHITE 

BROS. HARDWOOD CO. PER- 

MISSION TO PERFORM CERTAIN 

WORK., 

BE IT RESOLVED that the application and 

plans and specifications submitted by WHITE BROS. 

HARDWOOD CO. for construction of a 50' x 100' 

building for lumber storage on applicant's 

premises, at a cost to said Company of $10,000.00, 

hereby are approved, and permission hereby is 

granted. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President E step -4 

Noes: 

None 


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AGREEMENT WITH THE 

OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIL- 

WAY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be 

and he hereby is authorized to enter into an 

agreement with THE OAKLAND TERMINAL RAIIMAY, a 

corporation, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of that certain office 

building at the foot of Fourteenth Street, 

having an area of approximately 370 square 

feet, for a period of one year commencing December 

1, 1952, at a monthly rental of 405.00, 

and that such agreement shall be upon the general 

form of license agreement customarily used by this 

Board. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Gillian° -1

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AGREEMENT WITH THE 

UNITED STATES NAVY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager 

be and he hereby is authorized to execute and 

accept for and on behalf of the Port of Oakland 

that certain proposed agreement with the 

District Public Works Office, Twelfth Naval 

District, dated December 23, 1952, providing 

for the contribution by the Navy to the Port 

of the sum of 05,000.00 toward the cost of 

connecting the sewage disposal system of the 

Oakland Naval Air Station with the sewage disposal 

system at Oakland Municipal Airportu 




Noes : None 

Absent: 


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SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT 

WITH NOR-CAL SUPPLY 

COMPANY, 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into a 

Supplemental Agreement with CHARLES H. WRIGHT 

and SAM JOHNSTONE, copartners doing business 

under the style of NOR-CAL SUPPLY COMPANY, 

modifying that certain agreement dated May 1, 

1952, by adding thereto an area of 856 square 

feet in Building No. 609, Oakland Municipal 

Airport, at a monthly rental therefor of $34.24, 

commencing December 1, 1952, and that such agreement 

shall be upon a form approved by the Port 

Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -L 

Noes: None 


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RESOLUTION EXTENDING TIME 

FOR PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT 

WITH PARIS BROTHERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the time for the performance 

of the contract with PARIS BROTHERS, a 

corporation, for constructing a sanitary sewer 

system at Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's No. 

91L16), be and it hereby is extended to and including 

April 2, 1953. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep 

None 


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RESOLUTION CONCERNING 

CERTAIN APPOINTMENTS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the appointment of 

LUCRETIA M. HUNT to the position of Airport Telephone 

and Teletype Operator (Port Ordinance No, 

222, Sec. 6.25) for temporary services commencing 

December 29, 1952, at a salary of $230.00 per month, 

be and the same hereby is ratified; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the termination of the appointment 

of HAROLD H. CLARK to the position of 

Chief Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 6.017) for temporary services, effective 

December 29, 1952, be and the same hereby is ratified; 


RESOLVED that the appointment of HAROLD H. 

CLARK to the position of Chief Airport Serviceman 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.017), at a salary 

of $340.00 per month, effective December 30, 1952, 

be and the same hereby is ratified. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent : 


None 


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CERTAIN LEAVES OF AB- 

SENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that leaves of absence 

for the following employees, with pay, for the 

reasons and time respectively shown, be and the 

same hereby are ratified: 

ROGER H. TAYLOR, Engineering Aid (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 4.09), for illness, for 

eleven (11) consecutive days from December 

18, 1952; 

ALONZO BATES, Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 2.13) for illness, for ten (10) 

consecutive days from December 19, 19524 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep - L 

Noes: None 

Absent: 


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RESOLUTION EXTENDING CERTAIN 

LEAVES OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the extension of the 

leave of absence heretofore granted RUDOLPH J. 

ERICKSON, Plumber (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

5009) by Resolution No. B2962 for a further period 

of fifteen (15) consecutive days commencing December 

23, 1952, without pay, in accordance with the 

rules of the Civil Service Board, be and the same 

hereby is ratified; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the extension of the leave of 

absence heretofore granted IVAN H. FAGOT, Port Maintenance 

Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.03) 

by Resolution No. B2955 for a further period of 

seventy-six (76) consecutive days commencing December 

15, 1952, without pay, in accordance with the rules 

of the Civil Service Board, be and the same hereby 

is ratified; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the leave of absence heretofor e 

granted JOYCE FERRACONE, Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 6.25) by 

Resolution No. B2970, be and the same hereby is extended 

for a further period of sixty-eight (68) consecutive 

days commencing January 6, 1953, without pay, 

in accordance with the rules of the Civil Service 

Board* 




Noes: 

None 


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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING • 

AGREEMENT WITH GOODMAN 

AND BROWNE EXPERT 

CATERING COMPANY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the President of 

this . Board be •and he hereby is authorized to 

execute and the Secretary to attest an Agreement 

with GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING 

COMPANY, a corporation, dated January 2, 1953. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -) 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano - 1

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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREE- 

MENT WITH GOODMAN AND BROWNE 

EXPERT CATERING COMPANY. 


Board be and he hereby is authorized to execute and 

the Secretary to attest an Agreement with GOODMAN 

AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, a corporation, 

dated December 31, 1952, whereby the Port shall 

purchase certain buildings, structures and other 

improvements heretofore operated as a restaurant 

under the name of "Bow and Bell" at the foot of 

Broadway and located upon or appurtenant to that 

certain wharf owned by the Port situated in the 

Estuary of San Antonio; and further providing for 

the letting of the aforesaid premises and appurtenances 

upon public bidding for a term of ten 

(10) years, and that such agreement shall be upon 

a form approved by the Port Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -b 

Noes: None 


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RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BILL 

OF SALE FROM GOODMAN AND 

BROWNE EXPERT CATERING 

COMPANY AND DIRECTING RE- 

CORDATION THEREOF. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Bill of Sale 

of GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, 

a corporation, dated December 31, 1952, conveying 

to the City certain buildings and 

structures located upon that certain wharf 

situated in the Estuary of San Antonio, along 

and westerly of the westerly line of Broadway 

extended southerly, and southerly of the 

southerly line of Water Street extended westerly, 

be and the same hereby is accepted, and the Port 

Attorney hereby is directed to cause the recordation 

thereof 

At a regular meeting held January 5 , 1953 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent : 

Commissioners Clark, levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep - Ii. 

None 


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AGREEMENT WITH LEE COOVER 

AND WERNER WIESNER. 



agreement with LEE CO0VER and WERNER WIESNER, 

copartners, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 141,500 square 

feet in the Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, together 

with Buildings Nos. H-303, H-305, H-306 and H-308, 

for a period, of one year commencing November 1, 

1952, with the payment of the sum of '61,500.00 

as consideration for the execution of said agreement 

and a rental of 11750.00 per month payable in 

advance commencing December 1, 1952 to and including 

September 1, 1953, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the general form of license 

agreement customarily used by this Board. 




Noes: 

None 


csuikrtu rioNT COMMISSIONERS 





WITH LEE COOVER AND 

WERNER WIESNER. 


be and he hereby is authorized to enter into a 

Supplemental Agreement with LEE COOVER and 

WERNER WIESNER, copartners, modifying that certain 

agreement dated November 1, 1952, by adding 

thereto an area of 15,537 square feet in the 

Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, at an additional 

monthly rental therefor of 477.69, commencing 

December 1, 1952, and that such agreement shall 

be upon a form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

President G41liano -1

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CITY OF, OAKLAND 


RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING 

050.00 FOR THE PURPOSE 

OF ASSISTING IN DEFRAYING 

TI- COST OF ENTERTAINING 

NAVAL PERSONNEL. 

BE IT RESOLVED that there hereby is 

appropriated out of Harbor Maintenance and 

Improvement Fund No. 911 the sum of 050000 

for the purpose of assisting in defraying 

the expense of entertaining the officers of 

certain United States Navy warships which 

will be tied up at the Port of Oakland January 

9-12, 19530 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -Li. 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 


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RESOLUTION ENDORSING AND 

SUPPORTING APPLICATION OF 

AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC. 

TO THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

BOARD TO PROVIDE NON-STOP 

AIR TOURIST SERVICE BETWEEN 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 

AND CEICAGq AND POINTS EAST 

THEREOF. 

BE IT RESOLVED that this Board does hereby 

endorse and support the application of AMERICAN AIR- 

LINES, INC., filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board 

on January 9, 1953, for an exemption pursuant to 

Section 416(b) of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, 

as amended, which, if granted, will result in nonstop 

air tourist service between Oakland Municipal 

Air p ort and Chicago and points East thereof° 

At a special meeting held January 12, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: 

None 

Absent: President Galliano and Commissioner Levy -2

M.J14.1-CIJ 1-'OFT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY 

COUNCIL TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED 

ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND A 

PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF 

THE CITY OF OAKTAND BY ADDING A 

NEW SECTION THERETO TO BE NUMBERED 

219a RELATING TO CIVIL SERVICE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City 

of Oakland be and it hereby is requested to submit 

to the qualified electors of the City of Oakland at 

the nominating municipal election to be held on Tuesday, 

April 21, 1953, a proposal to amend the Charter 

of the City of Oakland by adding thereto a new section 

to be numbered 219a, relating to Civil Service, and to 

read as follows, to-wit: 

Sec. 219a. Notwithstanding any other 

provision of this Charter to the contrary, 

all personnel employed in handling or 

checking cargo and freight shall be exempt 

from the operation of Civil Service rules 

and from the provisions of Article XIII of 

this Charter. The Board may by resolution 

conclusively find and determine, by reference 

to particular positions, the personnel 

employed in handling or checking cargo and 

freight wtthin the meaning of and for the 

purposes of this section. The exemption 

of such personnel from the operation of 

Civil Service rules shall not in any way 

affect the Civil Service rights held upon 

the effective date of this section by any 

occupants of such position 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark and Tulloch and Vice President Estep 

Noes: None 


cmarkrw rut( I, LOMM ISSIONERS 





EIRCTORS OF TEE CITY OF OAKLAND A 

PROPOSAL TO AMEND SECTION 219 OF 

THE CITY CHARTER RELATING TO CIVIL 

SERVICE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that. the Council of the City 

of Oakland be and it hereby is requested to submit to 

the qualified electors of the City of Oakland at the 

nominating municipal election to be held on Tuesday, 

April 21, 1953, a proposal to amend Section 219 of 

the Charter of the City of Oakland relating to Civil 

Service and to read as follows, to-wit: 

Sec. 219. All permanent places of 

employment in and under the Board shall 

be included within the Classified Civil 

Service of the City of Oakland, and subject 

to the provisions of Article XIII 

of this Charter, except the Port Manager 

and his principal assistants, the Secretary 

of the Board, the Port Attorney and 

legal assistants, field and traffic representatives 

and all persons intermittently 

employed in handling cargo and freight* 

The Board may by resolution conclusively 

find and determine by reference to particular 

positions, the personnel constituting 

the principal assistants of the Port Manager 

within the meaning of and for the purposes 

of this section* 



Ayes: commissioners Clark and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 


cs‘amrtu COMMISSIONERS 





ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND A • 

PROPOSAL TO AMEND SECTION 214 OF 

THE CITY CHARTER RELATING TO TFASES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of 


the qualified electors of the City of Oakland at the 


April 21, 1953, a proposal to amend Section 214 of the 

Charter of the City of Oakland relating to leases and 

to read as follows, to-wit: 

Sec. 214. The Board shall have the 

power to make, enter into or provide for 

the lease of any properties now or hereafter 

ac q uired, owned, controlled or possessed 

by the City of Oakland and either 

acquired by the City acting by and through 

the Board or under the control and jurisdiction 

of the Board, but all leases shall 

be let to the highest responsible bidder 

at the highest rent, after publication of 

notice thereof for five days, stating explicitly 

the time and conditions of the 

proposed lease; all proposals shall be 

made upon forms to be prepared by the 

Board and furnished upon application; 

provided that no such lease shall be for 

a period of more than fifty years; pro, 

vided further that the Board may in its 

discretion reject any and all bids; and 

provided further that all leases made shall 

be subject to the referendum provisions of 

this Charter. 



Ayes: Coymnissioners Clark and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

President Galliano and Commissioner Levy -2

k.J p.m) ur MAI i c;omMiSSIONERS 



RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE 

CITY COUNCIL TO SUBMIT TO 

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF 

THE CITY OF OAKLAND A PRO- 

POSAL TO AMEND SECTIONS 222 

AND 223 OF THE CHARTER OF 

THE CITY OF OAKLAND TO 

AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF 

REVENUE BONDS FOR HARBOR 

AND AIRPORT PURPOSES. 


of Oakland be and it hereby is requested to submit 

to the qualified electors of the City of Oakland at 

the nominating municipal election to be held on Tuesday, 

April 21, 1953, a proposal to amend Sections 222 

and 223 of the Charter of the City of Oakland to 

authorize the issuance of revenue bonds for harbor 

and airport purposes, which proposal shall be in the 

form prepared by special bond counsel employed by the 

Port and approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano and Commiss ioner Levy -2

k.)r t't&4UMMISSIONERS 




CITY COUNCIL TO SUBMIT TO 

THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF 

THE CITY OF OAKLAND A PRO- 

POSAL FOR THE ISSUANCE OF 

GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS () .k,/, 

OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND IN 

\ 

, THE AMOUNT OF $7,500,000.00 

\ 

FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CER- J 

TAIN IMPROVEMENTS AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 



the qualified electors , of the City of Oakland at the 


April 21, 1953, a proposal for the issuance of general 

obligation bonds of the City of Oakland in the amount 

of 0,500,000.00 for the construction of a new terminal 

building, aprons, taxiways, runways, roadways, 

parking areas and other improvements at Oakland 

Municipal Airporta 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano and Commissioner Levy -2


RESOLUTION NO.B3039 





the same hereby are approved and allowed by the Board of 

Port Commissioners and the Auditdr is authorized to draw 



SEMI 

ACME 

MONTHLY PAYROLL 

FIRE 

54.564,75- 

EXTINGUISHER CO 3443 

AIR REDUCTION 

PAC1 FIC COMPANY 

ALBERS BROS 

4 430 

MILLING CO 

ALHAPIBRA NATIONAL 

190000 

WATER CO INC 

THE AMERICAN RUBBER 

494 

MANUFACTURING CO 

ASSOCIATED 

1081 

STATIONERS INC 

AVIATION 

13999 

MATER! ALS INC 

BAKER & HAMILTON 

7 9 1 

1 9 5 7 

BALFOUR GUTHR IE LTD 

BANCROFT WHITNEY 

418 

COMPANY 

BASTON TIRE & 

417 2 

SUPPLY CO 13200 

BAY CITIES 

EQUIPMENT INC 


3786 

COMPANY INC 

BEARING ENGINEERING 

2 3 0 2 4 

COMPANY 348 


BEATIE STEEL AND 

663 

SUPPLY CO INC 

BEGG AUTO PARTS 

4751 

BLAKE PIOFF ITT& 

TOWNE 

GEO P RORRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

CITY OF ALAMEDA 

BUREAU OF 

ELECTRICITY 

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 

DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT 

CALIFORNIA CONCRETE 

PRODUCTS CO 

CALLAGHAN X COMPANY 

CAMERA CORNER 


FIRE DEPARTMENT 

1 360 

, 42 64 • 

3195 

9 793 

1 9 5 1 .8 4 

1 9 0 0 

1 5 0 0 

3473 

2 67 0 0 0


CENTRAL STORES 


STREET DEPARTMENT 


DI V OF TRAFFIC & 

ENGI NEER INC 

GLEN L CODMAN 

COMPANY INC 

COMMERC I AL NEWS 

P UBL I SHING CO 

.COMMONWEALTH CLUB 


DAILY COMMERCIAL 

N EWS 

DALL IvIAN CO 

DEATON FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

D EMPSEY & SANDERS 

DEWEY AND ALMY 

CHEMICAL COMPANY 

D IETERICH POST 

COMPANY 

D U FRANE MACHINE 

ENGINE WORKS 

EAST BAY MUNI,CIPAL 

U TILITY DISTRICT 

EAST RAY SANITARY 

RAG WORKS 

EBY MACHINERY 

COMPANY INC 

THE ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

FONTES PR INT ING CO 

GALL A GHER & BURK INC 

G ENERAL ELECTRIC 

COMPANY 

G I LS•ON SUPPLY CO 

GOLDEN GATE 

SHEET METAL WORKS 

GR AYR AR ELECTRIC 

COMPANY INC 

GR I NNELL COMPANY 

THE HAMCOCK 

O IL COMPANY 

H AVEN SAW & TOOL CO 

W ESTON HAVENS 

N V HE ATHORN INC 

H ERR I NGTONI 4 OLSON 


9.40 

2693 

550 

1657 

1800 

1800 

6720 

2748 

245.80 

719,64 

791 

26019 

975 

55752 

3554 

11897. 

8460 

502 

486 

4588 

455 

1884 

1796 

2181 

4695 

3935 

15000 

4808 

15.45 

499.94

H UDSON PR INT ING CO 

H UNT FOODS INC 

3461 

620 

H URLEY MARINE WORKS 352 

AKIRA IKEDA 10800 

THE INTER CITY 

PRINTING CO 

INTERNATIONAL 

9267 

HARVESTER COMP ANY 

NTERNATIONAL 

BUS I NESS MACHINES 

5093 

CORPORATION 

JENSENS RADIATOR 

578.00 

WORKS 

JOHNSON BUREAU OF 

5850 

INVESTIGATION 2,600 

ED JONES & CO 

GEO A KREPL IN CO 

LAWTON & WILL IAMS 

269 

22898 

8230 

L I BBY NE I LL & 

LIBBY 

MAGNA WESTERN SALES 

9755 

NCoPPORA.TED 

315 

MARINE EXCHANGE INC 

1000 

C A p K llS 

HARDWARE INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

MECHANICS TOOL & 

851 

1304 

SUPPLY CO 

1615 

B ILL IvIOAL AND SONS 

5565 

MONARCH LUMBER CORR 7758 

MOORE BUS/NESS 

FORMS INC 835,59 

MoRR S DRAY ING 

COMPANY 4452 

l■ 4 ULGREW PRINTERS INC 14760 

MuSI CAST 3000 

R N NASON e?, CO 1030 

AKL AND CAMERA 

EXCHANGE 2416 

O AKLAND CHAMBER OF 

COMMERCE 25000 

OAKLAND PLUMBING 

SUPPLY CO 

1058 

O AKLAND TYPEWRITER 

EXCHANGE 

'7275 

P ABC0 PAINT MART 

520

PACIFIC COAST 

BUS! NESS AND 

SH PP I NG REGISTER 3000 

PACIFIC TOOL AN D 

SUPPLY COMPANY 2610 

PACIFIC GAS AND 

FLE CTR IC COMPANY 

6442 p 7 

PACIFIC MARITIME 

ASSOCI AT ION 

1967,17 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 

TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

1550.31 

P AC IF IC TOOL AND 


PE TE RBI LT MOTORS 

COMPANY 

P ETERSON AUTOMOT VE E 

ELECTRIC 

P ETERSON S GNS 

P ETERSON TRACTOR & 

EQUIPMENT CO 

PHOENIX IRON WORKS 

P I MENTEL & SON 

PIONEERS INC 

PIONEER " SAWDUST & 

SAND DEPOT 

RHODES & 

JAM I ESON LTD 

RICHMOND 

SANITARY COMPANY 

ROLL RITE 

CORPORATION 

THE PUCKER COMP ANY 

S AN FRANC I SCO 

COMMERC I AL CLUB 

SAN FRANCISCO 

OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE 

D A S ARGENT 4 CO 

SAVE WAY T I RE & 

RUBBER CO 

S & C MOTORS 

A SNAP! RO & SONS 

SHELL 0|L COMPANY 

SHIELDS HARPER & CO 

SIGNAL OIL COMPANY 


2807 

2191 

1004 

3280 

4420 

3090 

8518 

17059 

6180 

1127 

1055 

1038 

124 

1400 

118,00 

42687 

• 767 

8344 

753 

588 

1595 

164548 

1396.

TH BROTHERS 

INCORPORATED 1444 

SOUTHERN PAC|F iC 

COMPANY 29215 


SUPPLY 

STR ABLE HARDWOOD 

COMPANY 

TEDS KEY WORKS 


TOWMOTOR CORPORATION 

THE TR AFF IC SERVICE 

CORPORATION 

TRANSPORT CLEA I NGS 

FOR HIGHWAY 

TRANSPORT EXPRESS 

TR ANSPORT AT ION CLUB 

OF 8ANTA CLARA 

COUNTY 

THE TRIBUNE 

PURL I SHING CO 

UNION PAPER COMPANY 

UN! TED STATES P I PE 

FOUNDRY CO, 

U S SPR 1 NG SERVICE 

OF OAKLAND 

UN I VERSAL 

MANUFACTURING AND 

SALES COMPANY 

VICTOR EQU I PMENT 

COMPANY 

W ELSH & BRESEE 

W ESTERN A IRL INES 

W ESTERN EXTERMINATOR 

COMPANY 

W ESTERN UN I ON 

W ESTI NGHOUSE 

ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

W HITE BROTHERS 

GORDON A WOODS 

JOYCE FERR ACONE 

J MARTI NEZ 

I VAN FAGOT 

EDI SES 8 TREUHAFT 

DAVID 0 CHARMAK MD 

DOUGLAS 

TOFFELM IER MD 

4 454 

848 

150 

13846 

1015 

13500 

367 

9000 

6115 

5782 

13447 

1361 

1307 

433 

2192 

21229 

8000 

677 

1259 

149 

9780 

6896 

3000 

7000 

5000 

7200 

1000


CHIEFPO 

ROBERT R H6MPTON 

THE SAMUEL MERRITT 

HOSPITAL 

JAMES E WALKER 

P J JONES 

PORT PROMOTION & 


L H CLOUGH CO 

THE DUNCANSON 

HARRELSON COMPANY 

FONTES 'PRINTING CO 

T ACCOUNTANT 

By 

7150 

4560 

6500 

21025 

93'302 

91520 

2 2 9 /9 6 9 

1 7 8 0 4 

9751768 



for payment. 



By 

By 

(4A7V;A:L 

vidi RESIDENT 



AUDITING COMMITTEE 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano -1 

8 7 5 1 7 6 8



Cettified as correct: 










ALBERT R C ONR AD $ 210 00 

The foregoing is a true list (supplenentory) of 

claim for account of authorized expenditure approved and 

recommended for payment* 

/t,&) 63(1)a'1 

ChiefPort Accountant Asalt. t Manager 


BOARD T PORT C!WSSIOURS ADD IT ING C OIZZE TTEE 

AT a regular 

lapm-011hr -1711 * PrOlnin4ne.o wre+c,. 

meeting held January 19, 1953

csk../Artu coMMISEIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO. B 3oLa 




FUND. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the weekly payroll for the 





further 









Port Revolving Fund 

Payroll week ending 1-4-53 $ 8,817.45 

Payroll week ending 1-11-53 7,953.96 

16,771.41 



payment. 


CHIEF/PORT ACCOUNTANT 



By 

By 

'a PRESIDENT 

2L. ( 

'SECRETARY 

At a regular meeting held 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

By 

By 

PORT ,MANAGER 


January 19, 1953 


None 


1:31...ozatrw r i (....01MIVIISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO. B 30).12 




payroll for the period ending January 16, 1953, 

at noon, in the amount of 56,000.00, hereby is 

approyed. 




Noes: None 


icsvpti-{–r %Jr irkart I t...t..AvPIVIIWUNC.11 



RESOLUTION DISCHARGING 

SEA WOLF SURETY BOND. 

WHEREAS, incident to the leasing of that 

certain restaurant building on Water Street between 

Broadway and Franklin Street known as the 

"SEA WOLF", the Lessee was required to and did 

guarantee to completely furnish and equip said 

restaurant in the sum of not less than $75,000.00 

within one year of taking possession; and 

WHEREAS, said obligation has been completely 

performed and discharged; and 

WHEREAS, incident to said guarantee said 

Lessee furnished a certain bond of the Hartford 

Accident and Indemnity Company, as surety, dated 

July 26, 1951, in the sum of y'27,014.61; now, 

therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said Lessee's said obligation 

be, and the same hereby is, declared completed and 

fully performed, and that the liability of said 

Lessee as principal and of said Hartford Accident 

and Indemnity Company, as surety, under said bond, 

be and the same hereby is declared terminated and 

discharged. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 


tsuAU CA- COMM -OMM ISSIONEW6 



RESOLUTION GRANTING 

AMERICAN AIR INSTRUMENT 

CO. PERMISSION TO PER- 

FORM CERTAIN WORK. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the application 

and plans and specifications submitted by 

AMERICAN AIR INSTRUMENT CO. for certain 

alterations to partitions and ceiling in 

aircraft instrument shop on applicantts 

premises at Oakland Municipal Airport, at 

a cost to said Company of $8,000.00, hereby 

are approved, and permission hereby is 

granted. 




Noes : None 

Absent: President Galliano 

Cc

s L)Ai(D Ut- PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH CONSOLI- 

DATED ENGINEERING CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Fort Manager 

be and he hereby is authorized to enter into an 

agreement with VICTOR A. BINGHAM, an individual 

doing business under the style of CONSOLIDATED 

ENGINEERING CO., as Licensee, providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an area of 780 square 

feet in Building No. 647, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing December 

1, 1952, with the payment of the sum of 

02.40 as consideration for the execution of 

said agreement and a rental of t31.20 per month 

payable in advance commencing January 1, 1953 

to and including October 1, 1953, and that such 

agreement shall be upon the form customarily used 

for Airport purposes. 




Noes: None 


n. '..Jr t-fort 

CITY OF OAKLAND 2-4 



AGREEMENT WITH MARINE 

TERMINALS CORPORATION. 



agreement with MARINE TERMINALS CORPORATION, a 



feet of shed space and an open area of 2,192 

square feet in the area adjacent to and northward 

of the Quay Wall at the foot of Market 

Street, for a period of one year commencing 

December 1, 1952, at a monthly rental of 0118.80, 


form of license agreement customarily used by 

this Board. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 


E3w-iircu /-sUKT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OrOAKLAND 



AGREEMENT WITH E. O. 

MOYER. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agreement 

with E. O. MOYER, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of a portion of Lot "I" 

(#10), being 104' frontage on Doolittle Drive and 

354' frontage on Eden Road, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing January 

1, 1953, with the payment of the sum of $150.00 as 

consideration for the execution of said agreement 

and a rental of 475.00 per month payable in advance 

commencing February 1, 1953 to and including 

November 1, 1953, and that such agreement shall be 

upon the form customarily used for Airport purposes. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep - L 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliane -1

t...)AINfL) U POR'l COjviiv1ISS1ONERfl 




AGREEMENT WITH OWENS- 

ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY. 



with OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY, a corporation, 

proviiding for the occupancy by Licensee 

of an area of 15,000 square feet in Terminal 

Building Outer Harbor Terminal, on a month 

to month basis, commencing November 1, 1952, at 

a monthly rental of $750.00, and that such agreement 






Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

President Galliano -1 

(::11(,(2.

ga r r-vrt I LAJNIMIStn/UNFC--- 




SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEPiENT 

WITH OWENS- ILLINOIS 

GLASS COMPANY, 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into a Supplemental 

Agreement with OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS 

COMPANY, a corporation, modifying that certain 

agreement dated November 1, 1952 by adding 

thereto 15,000 square feet in Terminal Building 

"C", Outer Harbor Terminal, on a month to month 

basis, commencing January 1, 1953, at an additional 

monthly rental therefor of 0750.00, 

and that such agreement shall be upon a form 

approved by the Port Attorney 




Noes: 

None 


int../ptrvu c..)r t'UNF ommIsSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH U. S. 

SUPPLY COMPANY. 



with JOHN UNDERWOOD, an individual doing business 

under the style of U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an area 

of 1,954 square feet in Building No. 647, Oakland 

Municipal Airport, for a period of one year commencing 

December 1, 1952, with the payment of the 

sum of $149.06 as consideration for the execution 

of said agreement and a rental of $74.53 per month 

payable in advance commencing January 1, 1953 to 

and including October 1, 1953, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the form customarily used for 

Airport purposes* 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. B 3Q1 


AGREEMENT WITH J. E. 

HIGGINS LUMBER COMPANY. 



with J. E. HIGGINS LUMBER COMPANY, a corporation, 

as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of that certain warehouse on First Street 

between Clay and Washington Streets, containing 

38,985 square feet, and 16,128 square feet in Clay 

Street Pier, for a period of one year commencing 

January 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of $1,788.00, 



Board. 




Noes: None 


HOARD OF PORT COMMIS IONER, 





WITH AMERICAN NEON DISPLAYS, 

INC. 


of the contract with AMERICAN NEON DIS- 

PLAYS, INC., a corporation, for the fabrication 

and installation of an electric neon sign at First 

and Broadway (Auditor's No. 9300), be and it hereby 

is extended to and including January 30, 1953. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 


suAtu UF PC9T COMMI0NERS 

CIT7 OF OAKI-1ND 3- 


RESOLUTION CONCERNING CERTAIN 

TRAVES OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that leaves of absence for the 

following employees, with pay, for the reasons and 

time respectively shown, be and the same hereby are 

ratified:: 

WALTER J. BREEN, Chief Port Accountant (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 2.02), for illness, for nine 

(9) consecutive days from December 29, 1952; 

EDYTHE HANN, Airport Tele phone and Teletype Operator 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.25), for illness, 

for fourteen (14) consecutive days from 

December 27, 1952; 

HAROLD F. CARLSON, Port Construction Foreman (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.1), for illness, 

for fifty-six (56) consecutive days from 

January 5, 1953; 

WOODROW W. THOMPSON, Emergency Dock Laborer (Port 


for fifteen (15) consecutive days from January 

6, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the extension for a further period 

of forty-two (42) consecutive days from January 5, 1953 

of the leave of absence heretofore granted HARRY E. 

EVANS, General Clerk, Male (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

2.026) by Resolution No. 32962, without pay, in accordance 

with the rules of the Civil Service Board, be 

and the same hereby is ratified. 

At a regular meeting held January 19, 2.953 



Noes: None 


BOAki..) OF POR% CC4I3SIOU 


RESOLUTION No. B 3o511 


CERTAIN APPOINTMENTS, 


JOSEPH ESPREEto the position of Port Watchman 


of 020.05 per month, effective January 1, 1953, 


further 


of CARLOS SEARS to the position of Airport 

Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.03) 

for temporary services, effective December 19, 1952, 


further 

RESOLVED that the appointment of CARLOS 

SEARS to the position of Airport Serviceman (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.03), at a salary of 

290.00 per month, effective December 20, 1952, 

be and the same hereby is ratified4 




Noes: None 


uiw OF 'OR 'ORT COIVAiviiSSIONERS 

CITY or 3AE:LAND 


RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE UPON 

THE PASSING OF MRS. CLAIRE V. 

GOODWIN. 

WHEREAS, on January 17, 1953, death 

came to KATHRYN MILLER GOODWIN, the wife of 

CLAIRE V. GOODWIN; and 

WHEREAS, CLAIRE V. GOODWIN was a member 

of the Board of Port Commissioners of the City 

of Oakland for a period of twelve years from 

July, 1939, to July, 1951, and its President 

from December, 1946, to July, 1951, and during 

that time rendered faithful and valuable services 

to the Port of Oakland; now, therefore, 

be it 

RESOLVED that this Board does hereby 

extend its sincere sympathy to CLAIRE V. GOODWIN 

in the untimely passing of his wife; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the Secretary shall send 

the bereaved family a copy of this resolution 

suitably inscribed. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Ester, 

Noes: None 


CI Y OF OAKLI ND 










SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5 621 7 3 

ACME EIRE 

EXTINGUISHER CO 3 0 9 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACIFIC COMPANY 1 3 9 1 

AMERICAN BITUMULS & 

ASPHALT COMPANY 1 9 5 9 


MANUFACTURING CO 6 9 5 0 

ASSOCIATED 

STATIONERS INC 136 2 

ASSURANCE GLASS CO 

6 3 0 

THE AUTOCAR SALES 

SERVICE COMPANY 


BALFOJJR GUTHRIE LTD 

R ASTON TIRE & 

SUPP1,Y CO 


COMPANY 


COMPANY 


GEO R BORRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

J H ROY() 

BR ADFORDS 

BYRON JACKSON CO 

CALIFORNIA , 

ASSOCIATION OF 

PORT AUTHORITIES 

CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDRIES INC 


CORPORATION 

STATE OF CALIFORNIA 

SALES TAX DIVISION 


PUBLIC UTILITIES 

COMMISS 1 ON 

CALIFORNIA 

WIRE CLOTH CORP 

CITY O F OAKLAND 

ENGINEERING DEPT 

804 

7 6 0 

315 

6 3 5 0 

1 2 7 9 3 

6O 

9 1 

3553 

6863 

9 6 3 

5 2 0 0 

1 8 4 5 0 

1 2 0 0 

11 10 

45 4 

155 

7210 

484

C TY OF OAKLAND 

PARK DEPARTMENT 

C I TY OF OAKLAND 


COBBLED,I CK K IBRE 

GL ASS COMPANY 


GLEN L CODMAN 

COMPANY INC 

COLOR T I TE 

MANIIFACTUR INC CO 

CYCLONE FENCE 

DIVISION 

O E ATON FOUNTAIN 

SERV I CE 

MERCFD DE LA CRUZ 

DOUGL ASS MOTOR CO 

E 4ST RAY 

EXCA VAT ING CO 

EAST RAY GLASS 

COMPANY 

EAST BAY M UNICIPAL 


EAST BAY S AN ITARY 

RAG WORKS 

41618 

2928 

758 

3007 

3235 

1134 

18450 

2944 

3150 

800 

1613 

75 

104206 

. 

. 

4739 


COMPANY 1315 

EDITOR & PUBLISHER 1000 

ELDER BU I CK CO 

ENC ! NAL TERM INA LS 

EUREKA WILL AND 

4337 

24 5 

LUMBER CO 424531 

F-EL I X BRAUN & CO 600 

Fl L CE & PERRELL I 

CANN I NG CO 4H0 

FONTES PR INT ING C , 0 502 

E FRENCH CO 351 

FRU! TVA LE CANNING 

COMPANY 2614 

• P FULLER & CO .7419 

G ALL A GHER & BURK I NIC 

3017 


SUPPLY CORPORA T ON 

GMC TRUCK & 

131 

COACH DIVISION 

5420 

GOLDEN GATE 


G R AYR AR ELECTRIC 

177 

COMPANY INC 

17845 

THE GUI DE 

PURL I SH ING CO 

300 

GULF I NTERCOAS.T AL 

CONFERENCE 

THE HANCOCK 0|L 

55() 

COMPANY 

939.9

ALBERT KAYO HARR I S 3120 

N V HE ATHORN INC 5175 

HOG AN LUMBER COMPANY 

59756 / 

HOLT MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY 11 4 8 

C P HUNT COMPANY 167 

HURLEY MARINE WORKS 13467 


P RI NTI NG CO 1000 

I NTERCOASTAL 

STEAMSHIP FRE GHT 

ASSOC.' ATI ON 700 

I NTERNAT I ONAL 


CORPORA T I ON 3801 

I NTERNAT I ()NAL 

H ARVESTER COMP ANY 1509 

IRVING TRUST COMPANY 1143 

K ALMBACH 

P UBLISHING CO 500 

, KEENF R I ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

82972 

TRANSPORT CLEAR I NGS 

FOR KELLOGG EXPRESS 

AND DRAY I NG -CO . 151 

THE K NNEAR 

MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY 2000 


38659 


HARRY B LAKE 

LAWTON & WILL IAMS 

L I BBY MCNE I LL 

LIBBY 

LONG REACH 

MACH I NE WORKS 

LUCKE NBACH 

STEAMSHIP COMPANY 

C M ARK U S 

H ARDWARE INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

THE HERR:ILL PROSE 

COMPANY 

B I LL MOAL • AND SONS 

MONROE CALCULATING 

MACH I NE COMPANY I NC 

MOORE 

R US I NESS FORMS I NC 

MoRR I S DRAY ING 

COMPANY 

RE I 0 MURDOCH 

3215 

3090 

13.586 

1105 

4 86 

600 

1030 

-3539 

4 O9 

2209 

750 

54755 

87791 

396

HN ATI ONAL LEAD 

COMPANY 

M E NESBIT COMPANY 

NUP AVE I NCOPPORAT 

OAKLAND A IRMOTIVE CO 

OAKLAND 

ASSOC! AT I ON OF 

I NSUR A NCE AGENTS 

OAKLAND RUBBER 

STAMP CO 


SUPPLY CO 

2925 

3925 

206 

7420 

1 4 883 

6651 

5493 

O AKLAND S AW WORKS 215 

O AKLAND TYPEWR I TER 

EXCHANGE 1100 

P ARCO PA /NT MART 17160 

P ACIFIC COAST 

0 !RECTORY 16500 

PACIFIC COAST 

PUERTO R I CAN 

CONFERENCE 200 

P AC I F C, GAS AND 

ELECTRIC COMPANY 

202291 

THE PAC IF IC 

TELEPHONE AND 

TELEGRAPH COMPANY 350 

PACIFIC WESTBOUND 

CONFERENCE 2000 

P AYNE MAHONEY I NC 1605 

PECKS OFF ICE 

APPL ANCE CO I NC 

29239 

PETERSON TRACTOR & 

EQU I PMENT CO 

PI MEN TEL & SON 


HEALTH PL 

PHOENIX IRON WORKS 

P IONEERS INC 

THE T H P I TT COMPANY 

P OSTMASTER 

THE PRESS AND UN I ON 

LEAGUE CLUB 

REMINGTON RAND INC 

RHODES & 

JAMIESON LTD 

RICHMOND SANITARY 

COMPANY 

ROBI DE AUX EXPRESS 

ROSENBERG BROS & 

COMPANY INC 

SAN FRANC I SCO RAY 

CAR LOADING 

OG.'NF,ERENCE 

S & C -MOTORS 

2429 

5088 

97835 

15450 

10549 

994 

32160 

2285 

378 

980 

4282 

28256 

682 

100 

4515

SEA w OLF RESTAURANT 

SHELL A I R PORT 

SER V I CE 

S GNODE STEEL 

STRAPPING COMP ANY 

S MON HARDWARE CO 

SMITH BROTHERS. 

NCORPOR A TED 

STATE ELECTR I.0 

SUPPLY 

S UPER I OR AMERICAN 

FIRE ALARM & 

SIGNAL. CO 

THOMAS SANITARY 

SUPPLY CO 

TOOMoTOR CORPORATION 

1895 

250 

3000 

2980 

5519 

1418 

27316 

48368 

.3810 

TRANS PAC IF IC 

ERE I GHT CONFERENCE 

OF JAPAN 

UN I ON PAPER COMPANY 

UN I TED AUTO 

500 

28824 

SERVICE CO 

UN I TED STATES P I PE & 

FOUNDRY CO 

w ATERMAN CORP 

17711 

25 4 4 

OF CAL IFORN IA 

CHAS N WA TK /NS 

15 0 0 

I NCORPOR A TED 

W AX I NATE CORPORATION 

4500 


12721 

W ESTERN NEON 

CORPOR AT ION 

W EST! NGHOUSE 

ELE CTR IC 

162 0 2 

23824 

CORPORATION 

W EST PUBL I SHING CO 

41() 

618 


FRED Vt! UESCHER & SON 

A LBEPT R CONRAD 

I VAN FAGOT 

JOYCE N FERRACONE 

JOYCE N FERPACONE 

J MARTI NEZ 

J MARTI NEZ 

FRED C RUPPERT 

'THE SAMUEL MERR ITT 

HOSP I TAL 

LEONARD B ARNARD MO 

W ALTER L BYERS M/) 

112 

403 

17500 

7000 

6896 

3448 

3000 

6000 

2259 

56510 

18500. 

435 O 

W OUGLAS D 

TOFFELM IER MO 300 

PROVI DENCE HOSP I T AL 

SONO TONE OF OAKLAND 

J AMES L MAC,DONALD 

1984 2 

1138 

1350


CHIEF-PORT/ACCOUNTANT 



\ - 

By Jc' \■i 

vtd1PRESIDENT 

By 

D AY & NIGHT PHARMACY 

D ONALD F BELLAMY MD 



R J JONES 

FOOTHILL ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

P ARIS BROS 

7 

SECRETARY 

By 

103 

2 5 0 0 

16260 

1 5 6 9 6 

2 6 4 4 0 0 

865298 



for payment. 

At a regular meeting held February 2, 1953 



8411903 


Noes: None 


By Vrog PRESIDENT 7 

4 

By X.:WeitA/24.,11.4 

SECpETARY 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONEr: 






FUND. 






further 






is authorized and directed to` draw his warrant for the same 




Payroll for week ending January 18, 1953 $7,143.83 

Payroll for week ending January 25, 1953 $7 988.86 

$15,M2.69 



payment. 


. , ,,,"' /1,Ce ..V116 al......11," * 

CHIEF PORT ACCOUNTANT °T. PORT MANAGER PORT MNAGER 





Ayes: Comrinissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent : President Galliano -1 

By 

By

BOA RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 






payroll for the period ending January 31, 1953, 

in the amount of 456,000.00, hereby is approved® 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


BOARD OF PORT COMIN7SSIONERS 

CITY OF OA' :LAND 3 C 



EXECUTIO OF AMENDMENT 

NO, 2 TO GRANT AGREEMENT 

WITH CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

ADMINISTRATION - PROJECT 

NO. 9-04-037-1044 


Board be and he hereby is authorized to execute, 

and the Secretary to attest, Amendment No. 2 to 

Grant Agreement with the Civil Aeronautics Administration, 

dated April 30, 1951, in words and figures as 

follows, to-wit: 

"AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO GRANT AGREEMENT 

"Dated: January 21, 1953 

"Oakland Municipal Airport 

"City of Oakland, California 

"Project No. 9-04-037-104 

"Contract No, C6ca-3967 

"WHEREAS, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics 

(hereinafter called the 'Administrator 

! ), has determined that, in the 

interest of the United States, the Grant 

Agreement relating to the above, numbered 

Project, between the Administrator, acting 

for and on behalf of the United States, 

and the City of Oakland, California (hereinafter 

called the 'Sponsor'), accepted by 

the Sponsor on May 7, 1951, said agreement 

being heretofore amended on September 4, 

1951, should be further amended as hereinafter 

provided: 

"NOW, THEREFORE, WITNESSETH: 

"That in consideration of the benefits to 

accrue to the -p arties hereto, the Administrator, 

acting for and on behalf of the 

United States, on the one part, and the 

City of Oakland, California, on the other 

part, do hereby mutually agree that the

said Grant Agreement be and hereby is 

amended by increasing the maximum obligation 

of the United States payable 

under said Grant Agreement, as set 

forth in Item 1 on Page 2 of said 

Grant Agreement, from '75,402.00 to 

$82,942.20. 

"IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto 

have caused this amendment No. 2 to 

said Grant Agreement to be duly executed 

as of the 2nd day of February, 

1953. 

"UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

"ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

JAMES E. READ 

Acting Regional Aduainistron 




Noes: None 


1113

BOARD OF PC1T COMMISSION-MS 


7 



REFUND OF GOODMAN AND 

BROWNE EXPERT CATERING 

COMPANY TITLE GUARANTY 

DEPOSIT. 

WHEREAS, GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT CATER-, 

ING COMPANY, a corporation, deposited the sum of 

$2,500,00 with the Secretary of the Board of Port 

Commissioners to be held in accordance with the 

terms of an agreement between said corporation and 

this Board, dated January 2, 1953, and approved by 

Port Resolution No. B3027, adopted on January 5, 

1953; and 

WHEREAS, the condition of said agreement 

upon which said deposit should be returned to said 

GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, a corporation, 

has been met and said deposit should be 

refunded; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the Secretary of the Board 

of Port Commissioners and the Chief Port Accountant 

are authorized and directed to refund to GOODMAN 

AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, a corporation, 

the sum of $2,500000 heretofore deposited pursuant 

to the above referred to agreement dated January 2, 

1953. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: 



1=101R0 OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 3 6 


RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION 

NO. B3038 REQUESTING THE CITY 


ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND A 11C 

CERTAIN PROPOSAL FOR THE ISSUANCE 

OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, 

BE IT RESOLVED that Resolution No, 

B3038 be and the same hereby is amended to read 

as follows: 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Council 

of the City of Oakland be and it 

hereby is requested to submit to 

the qualified electors of the City 

of Oakland at the nominating municipal 

election to be held on Tuesday, 

April 21, 1953, a proposal for the 

issuance of 'general obligation bonds 

of the City of Oakland in the amount 

of $10,000,000,00 for the construction 

of a new terminal building, aprons, 

taxiways, runways, roadways, parking 

areas and other improvements at Oakland 

Municipal Airport, 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COIt__.11S. ,IONERS 



RESOLUTION DIRECTING RE- 

CORDATION OF SUPPLEMENTAL 

AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF 

SAN LEANDRO TO EXCHANGE 

LAND. 


hereby is directed to record that certain Supplemental 

Agreement, dated November 3, 1952, with the 

City of San Leandro, amending that certain prior 

agreement dated October 18, 1948 covering the exchange 

of certain lands in Eden Township. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: 


,0,17D OF PORT COMMISf ONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAf D 



MENT WITH AERO-LAND SUPPLY CO. 



agreement with JOSEPH A. TIBBETTS and WILLIAM 

R. McDONNELL, copartners doing business under 

the style of AERO-LAND SUPPLY CO., as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an 

area of 1,138 square feet in Building No, 725, 

Oakland Municipal Airport, for a period of one 

year commencing December 1, 1952, with the payment 

of the sum of $91.04 as consideration for 

the execution of said agreement and a rental of 

$45.52 per month payable in advance commencing 

January 1, 1953 to and includin g October 1, 

1953, and that such agreement shall be on the 

form customarily used for Airport purposes, 




Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 


BOARD 0_ PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH ARTHUR 

SHERMAN. 


be and he hereby is authorized to enter into 

an agreement with ARTHUR SHERMAN, as Licensee, 


open area of 11,610 square feet together with 

Building P-303 at the foot of Eighteenth Avenue, 

for a period of one year commencing January 1, 

1953, with the payment of the sum of $285.60 

as consideration for the execution of said 

agreement and a rental of 0142,80 per month, 

payable in advance commencing February 1, 

1953 to and including November 1, 1953, and 

that such agreement shall be upon the general 


this Board. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep-4 

Noes: None 


BO,VAD C PCT COMMISSIOr MRS 

CITY OF Oi LAND 



HOWARD TERMINAL TO MAKE 

CERTAIN REPAIRS ON PIER 

NO. 2 AND AUTHORIZING 

REIMBURSEMENT THEREFOR. 

WHEREAS, HOWARD TERMINAL desires to 

perform certain repair work upon Pier No. 2 

situated on an area covered by the franchise 

awarded to it by this Board under date of 

September 1, 1941, which repairs consist in 

the replacement of certain piles and chocks; 

and 

WHEREAS, said HOWARD TERMINAL is entitled 

to reimbursement for the cost thereof 

by virtue of its said franchise; now, therefore, 

be it 

RESOLVED that permission is hereby 

granted said HOWARD TERMINAL to perform said 

repair work; and be it further 

RESOLVED that upon the presentation 

and approval of a verified claim for reimbursement 

for the cost thereof, the amount thereof 

shall be reimbursed to HOWARD TERMINAL from 

accrued dockage and tolls, as in said franchise 

provided, 




Noes: None 


OD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF 0: KLAND / 3 


RESOLUTION GRANTING 

REVOCABLE PERMIT TO 

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC 

COMPANY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the application of 

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY for a revocable 

permit to install two 15 KV submarine cables in 

the Oakland Inner Harbor, near the foot of Sixth 

Avenue extended, more particularly shown on 

Drawing R-2784, dated September 22, 1952, attached 

to said application, hereby is granted, 

subject to the express condition, however, that 

said cables shall be placed at a depth of at 

least forty-three feet below mean lower low 

water beginning at the pierhead line on the 

Oakland side of San Antonio Estuary* 




Noes: None 


aor) C PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF 0,-,KL,-.ND 


RESOLUTION GRANTING NAVAJO 

FREIGHT LINES PERMISSION 

TO PERFORM CERTAIN WORK. 


and plans and specifications submitted by 

NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES for construction of a 

60' x 121' freight terminal on applicant's 

premises, at a cost to said applicant of 

* 40,000.00, hereby are approved, and permission 

hereby is granted., 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 



cdk

BOARD OF PC -IT COMMIS01-E 

CITY OF OAKLAND - 




WITH HEALY TIBBITTS CON- 

STRUCTION CO. 


of the contract with HEALY TIBBITTS CON- 

STRUCTION CO., a corporation, for the redredging of 

slips along the westerly side of Market Street Pier, 

the easterly side of Howard Company Pier No. 2 and 

along the quay wall between the two piers, Oakland 

Inner Harbor (Auditor's No. 9289), be and it hereby 

is extended to and including February 14, 1953o 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliann -1

OARD OF PC7,1T , 

CITY OF OAKLAND ,7/ 4,) 


RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CON- 

TRACT WITH AMERICAN NEON 

DISPLAYS, INC. AND AUTHORIZING 

RECORDATION OF NOTICE OF COM- 

PLETION, 

WHEREAS, AMERICAN NEON DISPLAYS, INC., a 

corporation, has faithfully performed all the terms 

and conditions of and has completed that certain 

contract with the Port, dated November 10, 1952 

(Auditor's No, 9300), for the fabrication and installation 

of an electric neon sign at First and. 

Broadway; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said contract be and it 

hereby is accepted; and be it further 

RESOLVED that all actions taken and orders 

issued by the Port Manager or Chief Engineer in connection 

with the performance of said contract be and 

the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved; 


RESOLVED that a Notice of Completion of 

said contract be duly filed in the office of the 

County Recorder of Alameda County* 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


BOAF.n OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




TRACT WITH A. C. SULLBERG 

AND AUTHORIZING RECORDATION 

OF NOTICE OF COMPLETION. 

WHEREAS, A. C. SULLBERG, has faithfully 

performed all the terms and conditions of and has 

completed that certain contract with the Port, 

dated October 15, 1952 (Auditor's No. 9290), for 

the painting of exterior walls of Building Noe 

F-103 at the foot of Franklin Street; now, therefore, 

be it 










County Recorder of Alameda County. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tnlloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 


,-a0ARD OF PORT COMMIS IONERS 





BE IT RESOLVED that the following appointments 

hereby are ratified: 

RUTH M. BRANDON, Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, 

Sec, 6.25), $230.00 per month, effective 

January 26, 1953; 

FRANK L. SMITH, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec, 6,03), $290000 per month, 

effective January 19, 1953; 

JAMES A. MALLOY, General Clerk, Male (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 2,026), 8275000 

per month, effective January 29, 1953* 




Noes: None 

Absent: President LGalliano -1

JOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 





SENCE. 


for the following employees, with or without 

pay, for the reasons and time respectively 

shown, be and the same hereby are approved or 

ratified, as the case may be: 

EDWARD ESTREITO, Port Electrician (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec. 4 0 14), without pay, for 

illness, for thirteen consecutive days 

from January 7, 1953; 

PERCY E. TURNER, Port Maintenance Foreman (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec, 5,01), with pay, 

for injury off duty, for eight consecutive 

days from January 19, 1953; 

BLYTHE CAPENER, Telephone Operator and Clerk 

(Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 8018), 

without pay, for illness, for six months 

from February 5, 1953, at noon; 

JEANNE DeLA.IR, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 20111), 

with pay, for illness, for fifteen consecutive 

days from January 22, 1953; 


RESOLVED that EDWARD A. GOGGIN, Assistant 

Port Attorney (Port Ordinance No, 222, eci 302), 

be and he hereby is granted a leave for temporary 

military service for a period of fourteen consecutive 

days commencing February 2, 1953, with 

pay; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the extension of the leave 

of absence granted WOODROW W. THOMPSON, Emergency 

Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance No, 222, Seco 8,131) 

by Resolution No. B3053, for a further period of 

fifty-two working days commencing January 21, 

1953, with pay, be and the same hereby is ratified; 

and be it further

RESOLVED that the extension of the 

leave of absence granted ERNEST F. GREENWOOD, 

Emergency Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec, 8.131) by Resolution No. B2970, for 

a further period of eight consecutive days 

commencing January 25, 1953, without pay, be 

and the same hereby is ratified* 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


- 3 VI OF PORT COMMISSIONE:15 



RESOLUTION RATIFYING 

AND CONFIRMING INTER 

DEPARTMENTAL TRANSFER 

OF PAULINE B. LILLIS, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the interdepartmental 

transfer of PAULINE B. LILLIS from the 

position of Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk 

in the City Manager's Office (Defense Council) 

to the position of Intermediate Stenographer- 

Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.111) in 

the Port Department, effective January 19, 1953, 

at a salary of -1;240 ° 00 per month, be and the 

same hereby is ratified° 




Noes: None 

Absent: Pre sident Galliano -1

BOARD OF PORT commisrr ONERS 



RESOLUTION MAKING AP- 

PROPRIATION TO OAKLAND 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 



Improvement Fund No. 911 the sum of $3,000.00 

to the OAKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE for the 

fiscal year 1952..1953 for the purpose of ad., 

vertising the harbor and airport facilities 

and advantages of the Porte 




Noes: 

None 


BOARD OF PC_ 11" COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO, B 3075 

RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT • 

TO ENG-SKELL COMPANY FOR 

FURNISHING AND DELIVERING 

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT TO RES- 

TAURANT BUILDING AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BOND TO BE PRO- 

VIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; 

REJECTING ALL OTH gR BIDS; AND 


BIDDERS. 


furnishing and delivering of restaurant equipment 

to the restaurant building at Oakland Municipal 

Airport be and the same hereby is awarded to 

ENG-SKELL COMPANY, a corporation, as the lowest 

responsible bidder, in accordance with the terms 

of its bid filed February 2, l953; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that a bond for the faithful 

performance of the said contract in the amount 

of 0200.00 shall be required and that the procedure 

prescribed by law shall be taken for the 

execution of such contract; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the certified check in the 

amount of 0200.00 accompanying said bid shall be 

held in lieu of bond to guarantee the faithful 

performance of said contract and that upon such 

performance, said check shall be returned to said 

bidder; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the other bid received for 

said contract be and it hereby is rejected and the 

check accompanying said bid shall be returned to 

the proper person. 

At a regular meeting helcl February 2, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: 

President Galliano

BOARD OF PCTCOMMISSIOC ]ERS 

CITY OF OAKLiTND 


RESOLUTION AMENDING ARTICLE II, 

SUBDIVISION 2 OF THE BY-LAWS AND 

ADMINISTRATIVE RULES OF THE BOARD 

OF PORT COMMISSIONERS RELATING 

TO THE TIME OF STATED MEETINGS 

OF THE BOARD. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Article II, Subdivision 

2, of the By-Laws and Administrative Rules of the 

Board of Port Commissioners be and the same hereby 

is amended to read as follows: 

2. Stated meetings shall be 

held at the hour of 2:00 o'clock 

P. M., with a meeting of the whole 

immediately prior thereto. When 

bids are to be received upon contracts 

for public work, such bids 

shall be received during the hours 

of 2:00 o'clock P. M. and 3:00 

o'clock P. M., during which time 

the Board shall be assembled and 

in open session. At the expiration 

of such time, bids shall be opened, 

examined and publicly declared by 

the Board while still in session. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark and Levy and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: Commissioner Tiilloch -1 










his warrant for the same out of the proper fund: ' 


ABBE TT ELECTRIC CORP 618-- 

ACME FIRE 

EX T1 NGU I SHER CO 170® 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACI FIC COMPANY 

THE AJAX WESTERN 

COMPANY 

ALBERS BROS 

MILLING CO 


WATER CO INC 

A MER 1 CAN ASSOCIATION 

OF A 1RPORT 

EX E CUT IVES 

THE AMERICAN 


PORT 'AUTHOR IT I ES 

AMER I CAN BAG & 

UNION HIDE CO 

AMERICAN B I TUMULS & 

ASPHALT' COMPANY 

AMERICAN DISTRICT 

TELEGRAPH COMP ANY 

AMER! CAN 

PRESIDENT LINES 

ASSO CI AT ED 

STEAMSHIP LINES 

BAYAIRE RADIO 

SERVICE 

BAY CI TY , FUEL OIL 

COMPANY 


COMPANY, 

BE ARING INDUSTRIES 

CEO R BORRMANN 

STEEL 'COMPANY 

BRAUN KNECHT 

H E I MANN CO 

W D BRILL COMPANY 

BR Y ANT MOTOR COMPANY 

BUDA ENGINE AND 

EQUIPMENT CO I NC 

CALIFORNIA 



6265 

3090 

190000' 

19 8- 

2500 

300007/ 

38497' 

2447/ 

400 

10756 

1250-V 

1306' 

827' 

285/ 

2412-- 

1756- 

2318 

245/ 

739,- 

155 

9225 -

CALIFORNIA PERSONNEL 

MANAGEMENT 

ASSOCIATION 

STATE OF CAL IFORN I A 

P RINTING DIVISION 

THE CAL IFORNIA 

W IRE CLOTH 

CORPORATION 

CAMERA CORNER 



CI TY OF OAKLAND 

P URCHASING DEPT 

SAM CLAP CO 

COBBLED I CK K IBBE 



R L COPELAND 

DE ATON 'FOUNTA IN 

SERVICE 

FRANK W DUNNE CO 

EAST BAY 



U TILITY DISTRICT 

5000. 

1209 

6697---" 

861 

270178/-' 

5520' 

510- 

474-v 

1684 

361,7" 

650/ 

2998,, 

2985 

93856- 


COMPANY 484" 

ELDER BUI CK CO 280 

ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS 

CORPORAT ION 1736/ 

ELMHURST HARDWARE & 

SUPPLY 'CO 612Z 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 2026/" 


LOCK SERVICE 706/ 

Fl SHSTROM STAPLE 

COMPANY 4079- 

FONTES PRINTING CO 502. 

W P FULLER & CO 1641, 

G ALL A GHER & BURK INC 


COMPANY 

GENERAL GRINDING 

COMPANY 

BUD GESTR I 

FORD SALES 

GI LMORE STEEL & 

SUPPLY CO INC 

G r l LSON- SUPPLY CO 

GOLDEN GATE 

SVEET METAL WORKS 

-GOODHUE PRINTING 

COMPANY 

11621, 

1501, 

3250. 

150 

5873- 

786 

799

GR AFS AUTO CLOCK 

SERVICE 

GR A YB AR ELE CTR C 

COMPANY INC 

W ARD HARRIS INC 

W E SToN HAVENS 


COMPANY 

H OG AN LUMBER COMPANY 


H URLEY MARINE WORKS 

NTERNAT I ()NAL 

B USINESS MACHINES 

CORPORATION 

JENSE NS, 'R AD ATOR 

W ORKS 

JOHNSON LINE 

KEENE RIESE 

SUPPLY CO 

K I MMERLE BROS 

GEO A KREPLI CO 

450/ 

17802, 

7874Z 

15000,- 

1813.-/ 

56174,"" 

9579- 

528 

59721' 

645, 

450 

1.7905.s 

201' 

22857 

L AW TON & w LL I A MS 1226 

LEADER ELECTRIC 

W ESTERN 612 

Li BB y MCNEILL & 

L BBY 520 

LIONS CLUB OF 

O AKLAND 3600/ 

C W MARWEDEL 

781, 

MATMOR CANNING 

COMPANY INC 675/ 

MI DOL ETON WELDERS 

SUPPLY CO 381- 

MOODY SWEAZEY & RO wE 232/ 

MORRIS DR AY I NG 

COMPANY 9743, 

MULGREW PRINTERS INC 2755/ 

MUS I CAST 3000/ 

McKE S SON & ROBB NS 7372, 


COMPANY 

N OR CAL SUPPLY CO 

O AKLAND 

ASSOC! AT ION OF 

INSURANCE AGENTS 

OAKLAND CHAMBER OF 

COMMERCE 

O AKLAND OVERALL 

L AUNDRY 

O AKLAND PLUMB I NG 

SUPPLY CO 

4296,7 

1652 / 

699 

300000, 

385/ 

16902/


STAMP CO 


EX CHANGE 

OT I S mC ALL I STER & CO 

P ABC() PAINT MART 

P AC IF IC COAST 

• BUS) NESS AND 

SHIPPING REGISTER 

PACIFIC ELECTRIC 

MOTOR CO 



PACIFIC SHIPPER 

PACIFIC SHIPPERS 

CO AST MARINE 

DI RECTORY 



PARK ER 

ELECTRICAL MFG CO 

PECKS OFF ICE 

APPL I ANC'E CO i NC 

PETERSON AUTO U 0T I VE 

ELECTRIC 

P ETERSON SIGNS 


EQUIPMENT. CO 

R Al LW AY EXPRESS 

AGENCY 


RHODES & 

JAM I E SON LTD 

RI C ARDO & SON MFG CO 

RI CHMOND SANITARY CO 

ROB I DE AUX EXPRESS 

E C RODGERS LIME & 

CEMENT CO 

H L ROUSE CO 


GR AI N EXCHANGE 

SAVE WAY TIRE & 

RUBBER COMPANY 

S & C MOTORS 

H G S COVERN & CO 

SIGNAL OIL COMP ANY 


SMITH BROTHERS 

INCORPORATED 

S M I TH GARAGE 

EQUIPMENT CO 

268(' 

4515 

315 

749 

3000 / 

1203/ 

27802' 

41400 

14500/ 

304/ 

690 

10235 

9978/ 

1147/ 

24221/ 

1537/ 

927-- 

2108/ 

12360,7' 

1255' 

19878/ 

3236' 

16379 

1500 - 

3275 

5449 

777z 

141060( 

203( 

7813/ 

8397'


SUPPLY 

CLYDE SUNDERLAND 

SYSTEM KEY WORKS 

T ALCHEM 

T AY HOLBROOK INC 



SUPPLY CO 

TOWMOTOR CORPORAT ION 

THE TRIBUNE 


U ARCO I NCORPORA TED 

U NDERWOOD 

CORPORAT IO N 

UNITED AUTOMOTIVE 

SERVICE 

U NITED STATES PIPE & 

FOUNDRY CO 

VICTOR EQU I PMENT 

COMPANY 



COMPANY 

W ESTERN NEON 

C O R P OR A T ION 

W ESTERN UN ION 



GORDON A WOODS FOR 

W EST COAST LIFE 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

J OYCE N FERRACONE 

I VAN FAGOT 

J MARTI NEZ 

ALBERT R CONRAD 

D ONALD P BELLAMY MD 

W ALTER L BYERS MI) 

8557 

1468 

124/ 

7210/ 

32447/ 

940/ 

34015/ 

14267 

5480' 

8356/ 

49847' 

2461,-- 

2596/ 

4534/ 

2163/ 

8000/ 

928/ 

1161,- 

762/ 

9780/ 

6897/ 

68.96 / 

7000/ 

6000/ 

7000- 

18700/ 

2400,- 

ROBERT. R HAMPTON MD 13450-' 

DARRELL N 

BROWNING MD 45O'1 

SONOTONE OF OAKLAND 9687-, 

GUYS DRUG STORE 155/ 

THE SAMUEL MERR I TT 

H OSPITAL 

3175/

J ROBERT CLOSE MD 

55 0 0-- 



74549/ 

L M CLOUGH CO 

43398/ 

FONTES PRINTING 

COMPANY 178047 

A J HOPPER 298650 z 

A C SULLBERG 100125/ 

O AKLAND 

MUNI CI PAL EMPLOYEES 

RE T I REMENT SYST EM 

1771205 / 

THEDUNCANSON- 

H ARRELSON CO 

S EMI-MONTHLY PAYROLL 


3 5 4 4 9 7z 

55 0 2 4 29/ 



for payment. 

4AL-it 

CHIE ACCOUNTANT ASS' T. PORT MANAGER PORT MANAGER 



By \i e 

Tics. PRESIDENT 

By 

SECRETARY 




Ayes: Commissioners Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano and Vice President Clark -2 

4 1 59 5 99 

:.5 6 9 2 6 

1 0 0 1 6 5 2 5

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIO1 7Z:1 






FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending Feb. 1, 1953 $12,327.94 

Payroll for week ending Feb. 8, 1953 $ 7,698.69 

$2n 0 02 A.63 



payment. 


RT ACCOUNTANT 461S ' v T. PORT MANAGE 



By \ 'Ati 

vi4PRES I DENT 

By 

SECRETARY 

/ ,0 

PORT MANAGER 





Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano and Vice President Clark -2,







payroll for the period ending February 14, 1953, 

in the amount of §56,000.00, hereby is approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano and Vice President Clark -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISE IONE 



RESOLUTION CONSENTING TO THE 

ASSIGNMENT OF TFASE FROM ED- 

WARD E. MARSHALL TO MARSHALL 

SHINGLE CO., A CORPORATION. 

WHEREAS, the Port as Lessor, and EDWARD 

E. hARSHAFT,, an individual doing business under the 

firm name and style of MARSHALL SHINGLE CO., as 

Lessee, entered into a certain lease dated the 

22nd day of March, 1949, covering the premises 

located at 1551 Embarcadero, Oakland, California, 

at a rental of 236.70 per month, for a term of 

ten (10) years commencing April 1, 1949 and ending 

March 31, 1959; and 

WHEREAS, the business of the Lessee has 

been incorporated as MARSHALL SHINGLF, CO., a corporation, 

and all the assets thereof have been transferred 

to said corporation; and 

WHEREAS, EDWARD E. MARSHALL has requested 

the consent of the Port to the assignment of said 

lease to the MARSHALL SHINGLE CO., a corporation; 

now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that consent hereby is granted 

EDWARD E. MARSHALL to assign said lease to MARSHALL 

SHINGLE CO., a corporation, upon the express conditions 

that said MARSHALL SHINGLE CO., a corporation, 

will assume all the obligations and liabilities of 

said EDWARD E. MARSHALL, an individual, under said 

lease, and that said EDWARD E. MARSHALL, an individual, 

is not hereby released from any obligation or liability 

under said lease. 




Noes : None 


SO= OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO. B 30 81 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXE- 

CUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH 

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

PROVIDING FOR TERMINATION OF 

NAVY TEASE NOy(R)-35329 AT 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 

-AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO, 

B1022, 


Board be and he hereby is authorized to execute 

and the Secretary to attest that certain agreement 

with the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Department 

of the Navy, dated July 1, 1950, as amended 

to date, providing for the termination of the 

Navy's leasehold interest in Parcels 1, 2, 3 and 

4 at Oakland Municipal Airport under Lease NOy(R)- 

35329, and for certain conditions in connection 

therewith; and be it further 

RESOLVED that Resolution No. B1022 be 

and the same hereby is repealed. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PC RT COMMISSIONEL 

CITY OF OAKLAND ? 



CUTION OF AMENDMENT NO, 1 

TO AGREEMENT DATED JULY 1, 

1950 WITH THE UNITED STATES 

OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF 

THE NAVY, 


this Board be and he hereby is authorized to 

execute and the Secretary to attest that certain 

Amendment No. 1 to Agreement dated July 

1, 1950 with the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Department 

of the Navy, said amendment being 

dated February 16, 1953 and providing for the 

amendment of paragraph 4 of said agreement 

dated July 1, 1950 to increase the maximum 

obligation of the government to the city. 




Noes : None 

Absent: 

Vice President Clark and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF nORT COMM15.77IONERr 

CITY OF OAKLAND ,5o 





STRUCTION CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the time for the 

performance of the contract with HEALY TIBBITTS 

CONSTRUCTION CO., a corporation, for the redredging 

of slips along the westerly side of 

Market Street Pier, the easterly side of Howard 

Company Pier No. 2 and along the quay wall between 

the two piers, Oakland Inner Harbor 

(Auditor's No. 9289), be and it hereby is extended 

to and including March 16, 1953. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Vice President Clark and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF PORT CC:1.7 - :17'710NERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 3( 



AGREEMENT WITH NATIONAL 

AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES, INC. 



agreement with NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE FIBRES, INC., 

a corporation, as Licensee, providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an area of 3,244 square 

feet in Terminal Building "C", on a month to 

month basis, commencing January 1, 1953, at a 

rental of $162.20 per month, and that such agreement 


agreement customarily,used by this Board* 




Noes: None 


flOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONER:-; 

CITY OF OAKLAND 3 1, 



AGREEMENT WITH SWANSON 

& FOSTER, INC. 



agreement with SWANSON & FOSTER, INC., a corporation, 

as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of one acre, north of 

Ninth Avenue Pier, for a period of one year commencing 

November 1, 1952, with the payment of the 

sum of $460.00 as consideration for the execution 

of said agreement and a rental of $230.00 per 

month, payable in advance commencing December 1, 

1952 to and including September 1, 1953, and that 

such agreement shall be upon the general form of 

license agreement customarily used by this Board. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMICIONERr 




AGREMENT WITH MONARCH 

LUMBER . CORP. 



the Secretary to attest an agreement with MONARCH 

LUMBER CORP., a corporation, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 6.7 

acres at the foot of Fallon Street for a period of 

one year commencing October 1, 1952, at a monthly 

rental of 44;1,459.26, and that such agreement shall 

be upon the general form of license agreement 

customarily used by this Board. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISS ONERS 

OF OAKLAND 


RESOLUTION S CONCERNING CER- 

TAIN LEAVES OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that leaves of absence for 

the following employees, with or without p ay, for 

the reasons and time respectively shown, be and the 


CHARLES HANSEN, Supervising Structural Designer (Port 


for twenty-one consecutive days commencing 

January 19, 1953, the first seven consecutive 

days thereof with pay and the remainder thereof 

without pay; 

SIDNEY J. ARMSTRONG, Dock Office Clerk (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 8,09), with pay, for illness, 

for fourteen consecutive days from January 

26, 1953; 

HARRY C. WILLIS, Carpenter (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 5,06), for illness, for eight consecutive 

days commencing February 2, 1953, the first 

three consecutive days thereof with pay and 

the remainder thereof without pay; 

JULIUS COLBERG, Chief Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec. 6,017), for illness, with pay, 

for twenty-two consecutive days from February 

2, 1953; and be it further 


absence heretofore granted by Resolution No. B3072 to 

JEANNE DeLAIR, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 2,111), for a period of three 

consecutive days commencing February 6, 1953, with pay, 

in accordance with the rules of the Civil Service Board, 

be and the same hereby is ratifiedo 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION — 

CITY OF OAKLAND , 

BE IT RESOLVED that the following temporary 

appointments hereby are ratified: 

LOIS JACKSON, Telephone Operator and Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 8,18), $260.00 per 

month, effective February 5, 1953, at noon; 

MAUDIE MAY, Airport Telephone and Teletype Operator 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.25), $230.00 

per month, effective February 10, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the appointment of JOHN W. 

PEAVY to the position of General Clerk, Male (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.026), at a salary of 

275.00 per month, effective February 2, 1953, be 

and the same hereby is ratified; and be it further 


for temporary services of LUCRETIA M. 

HUNT to the position of Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 6.25), 

effective February 8, 1953, be and the same hereby 


RESOLVED that the appointment of LUCRETIA 

M. HUNT to the position of Airport Telephone and 

Teletype Operator (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

6.25), at a salary of $230.00 per month, effective 

February 9, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 


RESOLUTION - CONCERNING CER- 

TAIN APPOINTMENTS. 


BOARD C —ORT CC MIVISSIONLI 



RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS 

AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IN- 

STALLATION OF FLUORESCENT 

FIXTURES IN HANGAR NO. 28, 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, 

AND CALLING FOR BIDS THERE- 

FOR. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the plans and specifications 

and other provisions relative thereto 

filed with the Board for the installation of slimline 

fluorescent fixtures in three bays of Hangar 

No. 28, Oakland Municipal Airport, and the manner 

indicated for payment therefor, including progressive 

paywents, be and the same hereby are approved; 


RESOLVED that the Secretary be authorized 

to advertise for five consecutive days in the official 

newspaper for sealed proposals therefor, as 

required by law. 



■ 

Ayes: Commissioners Levy and Tiilloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT commissior RS 




AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR CON- 

STRUCTION OF OFFICES AND 

TOILET FACILITIES, INSTAL- 

LATION OF ELECTRICAL WORK, 

PLUMBING AND HEATING IN 

BUILDING NO, 600, OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, AND 

CALLING FOR BIDS THEREFOR. 


and other provisions relative thereto filed 

with the Board for (1) the general construction of 

offices and toilet facilities, (2) installation of 

electrical work and (3) installation of plumbing 

and heating, all in Building No. 600, Oakland 

Municipal Airport, and the manner indicated for 

payments therefor, including progressive payments, 

be and the same hereby are approved; and be it 

further 



newspaper for sealed proposals therefor, as required 

by lawn 




Noes: None 












S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5544124 

ACME AWNING & 

VENE T I AN BLIND CO 184023-/ 

ACME FIRE 

EXTINGUISHER CO 1700 

AIR REDUCTION 

P ACI F I C COMPANY 

20,45 

AMER I CAN ASSOCIATION 

OF AIRPORT 

EXECUTIVES 

AMER! CAN AVIATION 

P UBL I CAT IONS 

AMERICAN 81 TUmuLS 

ASPH ALT COMPANY 

AMER I CAN OPTICAL 

C 0 MPANy 



ASSOCIATED 




COMP ANY 

BAY CITY FUEL 01 L 

COMP ANY 

BEAR NG I NDUSTR I ES 

2500.7 

750 

489 

2744 

10,90 

129,78- 

11,92 

2 2,6 6,/ 

4512-7 

823/ 

GEO R BoRRmANN 

STEEL COMPANY 27,71 

J H BOYD 

54,0o 

B RADFORDS 39,59 

BREUNERS 404,44./ 

BROADWAY AUTO SUPPLY 

10,30 

BUREAU , OF 

ELEC TR I CITY 


• E BURGESS CO 

CALIFORNIA 


AIRPORT EXECUTIVES 

CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDRIES INC 

CALIFORNIA POTTERY 

COMP ANY 

88,41 

25767 

15,00 

6,75 

1263

CENTRAL AUTO 

ELEC TR I C CO 

CITY COUNTY RECORD 


MUNICIPAL SHOPS 






DIV OF TRAFFIC 

ENG I NEERI NG 

COCHR AN & CELL I 

COLUMBIA REPORTING 

COMPANY 

CONTI NENTAL 

MACH I NE WORKS 

D AILY COMMERCIAL 

NEWS 

D ALLM AN CO 

DEARBORN CHEMICAL 

COMPANY 

MERCED DE LA CRUZ 

E AST BAY BLUE PRINT 

AND SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY MUN IC IP AL 

UT1L ITY DI STRICT 


RAG WORKS 


COMP ANY 

ELDER BUICK CO 

THE ELECTRI C 

CORPORATION 

OF OAKLAND 

ENCIN AL TERMINALS 


LUMBER CO 

F I TZGER ALD ELECTRO 

MECH AN I CAL CO 

THE FOX PRESS 

G ALLAGHER & BURK INC 

GENER AL ELECTR IC 

COMPANY 

GENERAL ELECTR IC 

SUPPLY CORPORATION 

GOLDEN GATE 


GRAYB AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

CHARLES R HADLEY 

COMP ANY 

ALBERT KAYO HARRIS 


12'.82- 

500 

3052' 

32000 

2693- 

38286 

1077, 

1845 

3183 

4480 

779 

315 

3600 

12662 

95026,7 

1185 

2030' 

585 

4403 

493 

46432 

680-- 

3064- 

8978-- 

225 

2641, 

1012 

70988 

1051'' 

412 

6129

H I NSH AW SUPPLY 

COMP ANY 




I NDEPENDENT 

CONSTRUCT I ON CO 

INDUSTRIAL STEEL 

TREATING CO 

I NTERNAT1ONAL 


CORPORATION 

INTERNATIONAL 



W ORK S 

JOHNS MANVI LLE 

SALES CORPORATION 


I NVE ST1 GAT ION 

CEO A KREPL I N CO 


H ARRY B LAKE 


HEATING SUPPLY INC 

L 00P LUMBER & 

MILL COMPANY 

MARINE EXCH ANGE INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

MORR I S DRAY I NG 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY 

OAKLAND 

ASSOC! ATION OF 


O AKLAND PLUMBING 

SUPPLY CO 

1065 

1043 

1803 

15804--v 

26263- 

1024 

1500 

813 

7944 

1129 

1000 

228017' 

71027 

1288- 

5862 

7291 

1000/ 

217, 

16980 

4615 

9376 

970 4 

O AKLAND SAW WORKS 1655- 

OAKLAND TITLE 

INSURANCE AND 

GUARANTY COMPANY 7500/ 


EXCH ANGE 

5905' 

P ACIFIC ELECTRICAL 

INSTRUMENT 

LABORATORY 1050 

P ACIFIC ELECTRIC 

MOTOR CO 7130 

P ACIFIC GAS AND 


793107

P ACIFIC SHIPPERS 

COAST MARINE 

DIRECTORY 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 


P ACIFIC TOOL AND 


PETERBILT MOTORS 

COMPANY 


EQUIPMENT CO 

P OPE & TALBOT INC 

THE R AILWAY 

EQUIPMENT AND 

PUBLICATION CO 

RA SOME COMPANY 

RHODES & 

JAMIESON LTD 

SAN FRANCISCO 

COMMERCIAL CLUB 

S & C MOTORS 

S EARLE AIR BRAKE CO 

S HELL OIL COMPANY 

SHOWBOAT 

RESTAURANT 

SIMON HARDWARE CO 


INCORPORATED 

S TATE ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY CO 

STERO DISHWASHING 

MACHINE MFG COMPANY 


SUPERINTENDENT OF 

DOCUMENTS 

TAY HOLBROOK INC 

TOWMO TOR CORPORATION 

THE TRIBUNE 

PUBLISHING CO 

U NITED AUTOMOTIVE 

SERVICE 

U S SPRING SERVICE 

WARREN FARM 

EQUIPMENT CO 

WESTERN DOOR & 

SASH CO 

1500© 

136182 

10530- 

6695-- 

19346'- 

163199,- 

700' 

3888/ 

13197© 

900 

4077= 

174-' 

1879 

2060 

2432 

181 

7989 

750 

2.030 

5000-- 

3136' 

1621, 

4687' 

41487' 

1422-- 

8783- 

29870-

WEST PUBLISHING CO 

P ERMANENTE 

H EALTH PLAN 

FRED WUESCHER & SON 

R J JONES 


D EVELOPMENT FUND 



J MAR TINEZ 


JAMES L MACDONALD MD 


AMERICAN 

N EON DISPLAYS INC 

P ARIS BROTHERS 

P AYNE CONSTRUCTI ON 

COMP ANY 

A C SULLBERG 


By teA45/ 

PRESIDENT 

VICE 

2317-- 

15272-' 2- 

25 0" 

1 1 8 7 3'' 

32744- 

7000 

3448 

6 000 ' 

2040 

1350'- 

3300 

223875' 

615512' 

12250 0 

33375 

U NITED AIR LINES 95000- 



for payment. 

CHIEF PORT ACCOUNTANT SS'T. PORT MANAGER PORT,MANAGER 



By 

8 6 8-2 17 7- 

87 771 77 

By ni2-P-Lk., &en174 

V COMMISSIONER 

/71 

By 

SECRETARY COMMI SIONER 

At, a regular meeting held March 2, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioner Levy and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONE 



, RESOLUTION APPROVING WEEKLY PAYROLL, 



FUND. 


week ending be and the same hereby is approved,, 




further 










Payroll for week ending Feb. 15 0 1953 $ 8,191.92 

Payroll for week ending Feb. 22, 1953 12,346.44 

$20,538.36 



payment. 


, 4777 

CHIEF_TORT-ACCOUNTANT 



By eak) 

By 

Vieg 

PRESIDENT 

'SECRgTARY 

At a regular meeting held March 2, 1953 


By 



Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION. RS 




SEMI-MONTHLY PAYROLL. 


payroll for the period ending February 28, 1953, 

in the amount of '1156,000.00, hereby is approvedo 

At a regular meeting held March 2 , 1953 



Noes: None 



CITY OF OLL.:7 ..XND 

RESOLUTION No. 3094 

RESOLUTION DETERMINING 

THAT LEASE OF THAT CER- 

TAIN BUILDING AT THE 

FOOT OF BROADWAY SHOULD 

BE MADE, APPROVING FORM 

OF LEASE AND NOTICE IN- 

VITING BIDS, DIRECTING 

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS AND 

FINDING CERTAIN FACTS IN 

CONNECTION THEREWITH, 

WHEREAS, public rIRPARity and convenience 

and the interest of the Port require that the City 

of Oakland lease that certain building at the foot 

of Broadway and more particularly described in the 

form of lease hereinafter mentioned, for a period 

commencing on the first day of the calendar month 

next succeeding sixty days after the adoption on 

final passage of the ordinance awarding said lease 

and continuing thereafter for a term of ten years, 

to the highest responsible bidder, and subject to 

other terms, provisions and conditions specified 

by this Board; and 

WHEREAS, a form of lease and of a notice 

inviting bids therefor have been prepared by the 

Port Attorney under the direction of this Board, 

and filed with it, and said form of lease and 

notice and the provisions thereof are hereby fully 

approved; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED thatthe Secretary be and he 

hereby is directed to publish said notice in the

official newspaper of the City of Oakland in the 

manner and for the time required by law to secure 

bids for such lease (each to be accompanied by a 

check in the amount of $250.00), at public auction 

on Monday, March 16, 1953, at the hour of 3:00 P.M., 

and to furnish interested persons who may request 

them copies of such proposed lease; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that each bidder shall accompany 

his bid with a check in the amount of $1,200.00 

as a guarantee to invest .330,000.00 in improvements 

after which it shall be applied as minimum rental 

for the following three months, to be held by the 

Board and retained by it; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the Board reserves the right 

to reject any and all bids received by it if not 

satisfactory to ito 




Noes: None 


' 


CITY OF OAKLAND -> 


RESOLUTION FINDING CER- 

TAIN ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 

TO BE UNCOLLECTIBLE AND 

AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING 

THE CHIEF PORT ACCOUNTANT 

AND THE CITY AUDITOR TO 

WRITE OFF THE SAME FROM 

THE BOOKS OF THE CITY. 

WHEREAS, there are certain accounts receivable 

on the books of the Chief Port Accountant 

and the City Auditor which, by reason of being 

barred by the statute of limitations, or by reason 

of being disputed and without sufficient proof to 

sustain them, or by reason of the fact that the 

debtor cannot be located, or is financially unable 

to pay, or for other reasons, are uncollectible, 

and it has been recommended by the Port Attorney 

and the Chief Port Accountant that said accounts 

be written off the books of the City of Oakland; 


RESOLVED that upon the recommendation of 

the Port Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant 

the various accounts receivable hereinafter set 

forth are hereby found and determined to be uncollectible, 

and the Chief Port Accountant and the 

City Auditor are hereby authorized and directed 

to write off from the books of the City of Oakland 

the following accounts receivable: 

Harry P. Del Rosso . . . . 6 5700 . 

Chet Derby • ••• 39.00 

Bob Dolan 0 •00 10.00 

Abe Fleischman • • • 0 32.98 

Walter Kline. • • 0 

Ray C. Little 00410 

40.00 

Robert McDonald 0 400 31.75 

Leonard McGill •••0 31.00 

C. H. Nilsson • •* 30.00 

A. R. Radtke30.00 

0 • 00 

Rainier Air Service 0 0 0 64.40 

R. Rhodes 0 0 56.75


Leonard J. Schindler 

Robert B. Voysey 

J. A. Jacklich 

$ 8400 

17.000 

175400 

RESOLVED that notwithstanding the cancellation 

of said accounts, the Port Attorney shall 

hereafter take such action as may be appropriate to 

effect the collection thereof. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Ciammissioner Levy and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMIE:! '10. R 

CITY OF OAKLAND 3 i 


RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND 

DIRECTING THE SALE OF CER,- 

TAIN PROPERTY ON WHICH THE 

PORT HAS A LIEN FOR ITS 

CHARGES„ 

WHEREAS, the Port has had in its possession 

at the Outer Harbor Terminal since December, 1950 

certain cargo originally destined for shipment to 

Communist China and which was off-loaded by direction 

of the United States Government and placed upon the 

facilities of the Port of Oakland; and 

WHEREAS, the charges of the Port for the 

safekeeping and protection of some of said cargo 

have not been paid and the Port therefore has a lien 

on such cargo for its charges for such services; now, 


RESOLVED that the Port Manager and the Port 

Attorney be and they hereby are authorized and 

directed to take any and all steps required, including 

the hiring of an auctioneer, to sell at 

public auction as provided by law as much of said 

property against which Port charges have accrued 

and remain unpaid as may be necessary to satisfy 

said lien and costs of sale, and to do and perform 

any and all other acts necessary in the premises. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy and President Galliano -2 

■

BOARD OF PORT commissior-_-_:.ts 




AGREEMENT WITH AIRBORNE 

FLOWER & FREIGHT TRAFFIC, 

INC. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agree. 

ment with AIRBORNE FLOWER & FREIGHT TRAFFIC, INC., 

a corporation, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 875 square feet 

in Building No. 647, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing January 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of 05.00, and that such agreement 

shall be on the form customarily used for Airport 

purposes. 




Noes: 

None 


BOALr OF PORT COMMISSIONELIL 




AGREEMENT WITH RUTHER- 

FORD, INC, 



agreement with RUTHERFORD, INC., a corporation, 

as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by Licensee 

of 2,400 square feet in Building H-102 

and 15,727 square feet of open area adjacent to 

said Building, Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for 

a period of one year commencing February 1, 1953 

at a monthly rental of 4162,64, and that such 

agreement shall be upon the general form of license 

agreement customarily used by this Board, 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PC 2T COP 7MISSIONERS 

CITY 0 0:::LAND 

3 4 



AGREEMENT WITH EAST BAY 

SASH & GLASS CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Fort Manager 

be and he hereby is authorized to execute an 

agreement with EAST BAY SASH & GLASS CO., a 

corporation, as Licensee providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an area of 7,328 

square feet in Building H-101 and 4,988 square 

feet of open area adjacent thereto, Ninth 

Avenue Terminal Area, for a period of one 

year commencing February 1, 1953, at a 

monthly rental of 0318.06, and that such 

agreement shall be upon the general form 

of license agreement customarily used by 

this Board. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark and Tu loch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONET7 

CITY OF Oh:a.AND 35- 


RESOLUTION' AUTHORIZING 


WITH OWENS-ILLINOIS 

GLASS COMPARE. 





agreement dated November 1, 1952 by adding 

thereto 23,000 square feet in Terminal Building 

"C", Outer Harbor Terminal, on a month to month 

basis, commencing February 1, 1953, at an additional 

monthly rental therefor of 0,650.00, 

and that such agreement shall be upon a form 

approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 






AGREEMENT FOR EXTENSION 

OF LICENSE WITH WESTERN 

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. 


and he hereby is authorized to execute an agreement 

with THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, 

a corporation, for the extension for one year 

commencing February 1, 1953 of the occupancy by 

said Railroad Company of 159 acres in the Middle 

Harbor Area, at a monthly rental of 4100.00, and 

that such agreement shall be upon a form approved 

by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: 

None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy and President Galliano -2 

;74

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSI 1L2.1.S 

CITY OF 0:LAr ID 


RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE 

REMOVAL OF JAMES F. THOMPSON 

FROM THE POSITION or PORT 

WATCHMAN. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the removal of 

JAMES F. THOMPSON from the position of Port 

Watchman, effective February 21, 1953 0 for 

the reason that he is incompetent and unqualified 

to perform the duties of said 

position, be and the same hereby is ratified* 




Noes: None 


-3Arn OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




CERTAIN APPOINTBENTS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the temporary appointment 

of WILLIAM J. ALLEY, JR. to the 

position of Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 6.05), at a salary of $225.00 per month, 

effective February 22, 1953, be and the same 


RESOLVED that the appointment of STAN- 

FORD LINDMAN to the position of Airport Serviceman 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.03) 

for temporary services not to exceed ninety 

(90) days, at a salary of $290.00 per month, 

effective February 25, 1953, be and the same 

hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 


BOARD C SORT COMICSSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B 310 4 

RESOLUTION CONCERNING CER- 





shown, be and the same hereby are ratified: 

ViALLACE F. DUNCAN, Railroad Car Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.11), for 

illness, with pay, for thirty consecutive 

days from February 3, 1953; 

ELMER J. SUDMEIER, Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 5.02), for illness, for 

seventy-six consecutive days commencing 

January 30, 1953, the first three consecutive 

days thereof with pay and the 

remainder thereof without pay; and be 

it further 

RESOLVED that the extension of the 

leave of absence heretofore granted by Resolution 

No. B3087 to JULIUS COLBERG, Chief Airport 

Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

6,017), for a period of thirty consecutive days 

commencing February 24, 1953, the first five 

consecutive days thereof with pay and the remainder 

thereof without pay, in accordance with 

the rules of the Civil Service Board, be and the 

same hereby is ratified. 

At a regular meeting held Mar ch 2, 1953 



Noes: None 



CITY CF OAKLAND 



AGREMAENT WITH UNITED 

AIR LINES, INC. FOR 114E 

SATIT, OF GASOLINE STOR- 

AGE AND PUMPING FACILITY 

AT OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIR- 

PORT. 




agreement dated March 1, 1953 providing 

for the purchase by the Port of that certain 

gasoline storage and pumping facility and appurtenances 

thereto at Oakland Municipal Airport 

for the sum of 0950.00, and that said 

agreement shall be upon a form approved by 

the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIC' "IRS 




THE PORT ATTORNEY TO 

FILE AN ACTION AGAINST 

KENNETH S. BACON. 


be and he hereby is authorized to commence an 

action against KENNETH S. BACON for unpaid 

rent, dockage and utilities charges, and to 

. take such steps in such proceedings as he may 

deem advisable. 




Noes: None 


'BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUT ION AUTHORIZING UC17. 

TEE PORT ATTORNEY TO 


THE FISHING VESSEL "TUNA 

SHARK" AND ITS OWNERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be 

and he hereby is authorized to commence an action 

against the fishing vessel "TUNA SHARK" and its 

owners for unpaid dockage and utilities charges, 

and to take such steps in such proceedings as he 

may deem advisable. 




Noes: None 



CITY OF OILJ ID 



THE PORT ATTORNEY TO 


THE VESSEL "MAKATEA" AND 

ITS OWNERS. 



against the vessel "MAKAIRA" and its owners for 

unpaid dockage and utilities charges, and to take 

such steps in such proceedings as he may deem advisable. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy and President Galliano -2,

BOA] Li" OF PORT COMMISSIO 

CITY OF 0:::LAND ) 

RESOLUTION NO. E33109 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING COMPROMISE AND SETTLF, 

MENT OF ACTION AGAINST OAKLAND TAXI COMPANY* 

WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. B2986, the 

Port Attorney has filed an action in the Superior Court 

of the State of California, in and for the County of Alameda, 

entitled "CITY OF OAKIAND, a municipal corporation, 

acting by and through its Board of Port Commissioners, 

Plaintiff, vs. FRANK A. BURNS and NORMAN C. THOMSON, 

partners doing business under the firm name and style of 

'OAKLAND TAXI COMPANY', HERMAN STELZNER, WALTER R. McCOY, 

FIRST DOE, SECOND DOE, THIRD DOE, BLACK AND IhHITE COMPANY, 

a corporation, Defendants", being action No. 246821 in the 

records of said Court; and 

WHEREAS, the Port has been granted a preliminary 

injunction in said action against the OAKLAND TAXI COMPANY 

and others; and 

WHEREAS, the defendant FRANK A. BURNS, as the sole 

owner and proprietor of OAKLAND TAXI COMPANY, has offered 

to enter into a stipulation with the Port whereby said preliminary 

injunction will be made permanent provided the Port 

waives its claim for damages against said 0AhlAND TAXI COM- 

PANY; and 

WHEREAS, it appears that said offer is fair and 

equitable and in the public interest and that the best interests 

of the Port would be served by accepting said offer of 

compromise and settlement; and 

WHEREAS, the Port Attorney has recommended the acceptance 

of said offer; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be and he is hereby 

authorized to compromise and settle said action as to the 

defendant OAKLAND TAXI COMPANY by stipulating that said preliminary 

injunction shall be made permanent against the OAK- 

LAND TAXI COMPANY, and that the Port shall relinquish its 

claim for damages and costs against said OAKIAND TAXI COMPANY 

only as set forth in the complaint therein; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be and he is hereby 

authorized for and on behalf of the Port of Oakland to execute 

any and all papers necessary in the premiseso 

At meeting held March a, 1953 

a regular 



Noes: None 


BOARL C PORT COMMISSIONERS 




SCOTT CO. FOR INSTALLING GAS 

FIRED HEATING EQUIPMENT IN 

BUILDING 600, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL 

AIRPORT; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 

BONDS TO BE PROVIDED IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH; REJECTING ALL OTHER 

BIDS; AND DIRECTING RETURN OF 

CHECKS TO BIDDERS. 


installing of gas fired heating equipment in Building 

600, Oakland Municipal Airport, be and the same hereby 

is awarded to Wm. P. SCOTT, JR., JAMES B. LINFORD, 

JOHN C. McCABE and W. W. COCKINS, copartners doing 

business under the firm name and style of SCOTT COD, 

as the lowest responsible bidders in accordance with 

the terms of their bid filed March 2, 1953; and be 

it further 


of the work in the amount of $1,022 0 00 shall 

be required, also a bond in the same amount to guarantee 

the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished 

and for amounts due under the Unemployment Inurance 

Act with respect to such work; and that the 

procedure prescribed by law shall be taken for the 



said contract be and they hereby are rejected and the 

checks accompanying said bids shall be returned to the 

proper persons* 

At a special meeting held Marli. 9, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Estep and TvOloch and President Galliano -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Levy -2



RESOLUTION NO. B3111 


OF SCOTT CO* 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of WM. 

P. SCOTT, JR., JAMES B. LINFORD, JOHN C. McCABE 

and W. W. COCKINS, copartners doing business 

under the firm name and style of SCOTT CO., 

executed by Peerless Casualty Company, a corporation, 

each in the amount of $1,022 0 00, for 

the faithful performance of their contract with 

the City of Oakland for the installation of gas 

fired heating equipment in Building 600, Oakland 

Municipal Airport, and for labor and materials 



hereby are approved* 

At a special meeting held March 9, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -3 

Noes : None 






TO ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN FOR 

FURNISHING AND INSTALLING 

ELECTRIC WIRING IN BUILDING 

600, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIR- 

PORT; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF, 


NECTION THEREWITH; REJECTING 

ALL OTHER RIDS; AND DIRECTING 

RETURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS 


furnishing and installing of electric wiring in 

Building 600, Oakland. Municipal Airport, be and the 

same hereby is awarded to ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN, a corporation, 

as the lowest responsible bidder, in accordance 

with the terms of its bid filed March 2, 

1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $1,990*00 











to the proper persons* 

At a special meeting held March 9 , 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and. Levy -2





BONDS OF ETS-HOKIN & 

GALVAN, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of ETS- 

HOKIN & GALVAN, a corporation, executed by 

PACIFIC INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, each 

in the amount of $1,990,00, for the faithful 

perfornance of its contract with the City of 

Oakland for furnishing and installing electric 

wiring in Building 600, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

and for labor and materials and amounts 

due under the Unemployment Insurance Act with 

respect to such work, be and the same hereby 

are approved* 



Ayes: Commissioners Este)? and Tulloch and President Galliano -3 

Noes : None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Levy -2„





TO MORRILL PLUMBING CO. FOR 

FURNISHING AND INSTALLING 

PLUMBING EQUIPMENT IN BUILDING 

600, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT; 

FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO 

BE PROVIDED IN CONNECTION THERE- 

WITH; REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS; 

AND DIRECTING RETURN OF CHECKS 

TO BIDDERS, 


furnishing and installing of plumbing equipment in 

Building 600, Oakland Municipal Airport, be and the 

same hereby is awarded to EDWARD H. MORRILL and 

RRNRY M. MORRILL, copartners, doing business under 

the firm name and style of MORRILL PLUMBING CO., 

as the lowest responsible bidders, in accordance 

with the terms of their bid filed March 2, 1953; 








work; and that the procedure prescribed by law shall 

be taken for the execution of such contract; and 

be it further 








Noes: None 






OF MORRILL PLUMBING CO, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of EDWARD 

H. MORRILL and HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners, doing 

business under the firm name and style of MORRILL 

PLUMBING CO„ executed by SAINT PAUL-MERCURY IN- 

DEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, each in the amount 

of $1,587.00, for the faithful performance of their 

contract with the City of Oakland for the furnishing 

and installing of plumbing equipment in Building 

600, Oakland Municipal Airport, and for labor and 

materials and amounts due under tha Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work, be and the 

same hereby are approved, 

0 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Levy -2 

7





HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO, FOR 

CONSTRUCTION OF OFFICES AND 

TOILET FACILITIES IN BUILDING 

600, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT; 

FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE 

PROVIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; 



BIDDERS, 


construction of offices and toilet facilities in 

Building 600, Oakland Municipal Airport, be and 

the same hereby is awarded to H. C. HAGLUND, an 

individual doing business under the firm name and 

style of HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO., as the lowest 

responsible bidder, in accordance with the terms 

of his bid filed March 2, 1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $4,990000 











to the proppl. persons9 



Ayes: Commissioners Estep and Till -loch and President Galliano -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner s Clark and Levy -Z





OF HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of H. 

C. HAGLUND, an individual doing business under 

the firm name and style of HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION 

CO., executed by THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY 

OF NEW YORK, each in the amount of $4,990.000 

for the faithful performance of his contract with 

the City of Oakland for the construction of offices 

and toilet facilities in Building 600, Oakland 




hereby are approved* 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION No. B311.8 









S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5 6 6 8 0 5 9 

ABC GLASS 

COMPANY INC 8,46 

ACME FIRE 

EXTINGUISHER CO 2 5,9 1 

ADDRESSOGRAPH 

M ULTIGRAPH 

CORPORATION 3+80 

AIRPORT OPERATORS 

COUNCIL 1 0 0 0.0 0 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACIFIC COMPANY 1l57 

ALBERS BROS 

MILLING CO 1 9 0 0 0 0 

AMERICAN BAG & 

, UNION HIDE CO 154 5 

ACME AWNING & 

VENETIAN BLIND CO ]399 9 

AMERICAN BITUMULS & 

ASPHALT COMPANY 35{]5 

AMERICAN HAwAlIAN 

STEAMSHIP CO 2 125 

AmERI cAN NEON 

DISPLAYS INC 1 080 

AMERICAN SMELTING 

REFINING CO 1 6 3 4 

ASSOCIATED 


3 1 7,5 8, 


5 2\8 5 

B AKER & HAMILTON 2 3.48 


COMPANY 1 28 8 

B ASTON TIRE & 

SUPPLY CO 1 0 8,2 5 

BAY CITy FUEL OIL 

COMPANY 

2 4 0.3 7 

GEO R BoRRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

1 0 6 9

W D BRILL COMPANY 8 1 4 

E C B UE HRER 

ASSOCIATES 

CALIFORNIA 


303 1 


CALIFORNIA 


1500 

PORT AUTHOR I TI ES 


9225 

CORPORATION 


DEPARTMENT OF 

2274 

EMPLOYMENT 

S TATE OF CALIFORNIA 

13513 

PRINTING DIVISION 


15450 

p IJ BLIC UTI LITIES 

COMMI SSION 361 

CAMERA CORNER 

CHERRY BURRELL 

4601 

CORPORATION 


1854 

F IRE DEPARTMENT 


PURC HAS I NG DEPT 

267000 



COAST HEATING 

AIR CONDITIONING CO 

COAST EQUIPMENT 

COMPANY 

COBBLED! CK KIBBE 

GLASS COMPANY 


G LEN L CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC 

D ALLM AN CO 

ROBERT P DANIELSON 

FRANK DAY 


SERV ICE 

L P DEGEN BELTING CO 


EAST BAY BLUE PRINT 

AND SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY COLOR 

SERV I CE 


UTILITY DI STRICT 


RAG WORKS 

EBY MACHINERY 

COMP ANY INC 


COMP ANY 

2820 

5721 

11200 

2549 

986 

423 

592 

753 

2500 

6500 

3015 

222 

726 

10052 

2781 

67112 

1185 

18798 

2448

J AMES H EDELEN 

ELMAR ELECTRONIC 

SUPPLY CORP 


SUPPLY CO 

FONTES PR 1 NT 1NG CO 

GEORGE P FORNI 

THE FOX PRESS 

W P FULLER & CO 

GENERAL PETROLEUM 

CORPORAT ION 

G I LSON SUPPLY CO 

THE GUI DE 

PUBLISHING CO 

H ARER FURNACE AND 

SUPPLY CO INC 

A LBER T KAYO HARRIS 

AND ASSOC! ATES 

WESTON HAVENS 

H E IDT EQUIPMENT 

COMP ANY 

H E IECK & MORAN 

H ERR! NGTON & OLSON 


COMP ANY 



H UDSON PR I N T ING CO 

CHARLES S HUGHES CO 



THE 1 NTER C I TY 

PRINTING CO 

I NTERNA T I ONAL 


CORPOR AT I ON 


HARVESTER COMPANY 


K EENE RIESE 

SUPPLY CO 

KEY PIPE & SUPPLY CO 

THE K NNEAR 

MANUF A CTUR I NG 

COMPANY 

GEO A KREPL N CO 

LAMER SPRING & 

TIRE CORP 

L A IRDS STATIONERY 

LEBOEUF DOUGHERTY 

CONTRACT I NG CO 

MALOTT & PETERSON 

GRUNDY 

MALSBARY 

MANUF A CTUR I NG CO 

309 

473 

56 

1004 

618 

8086 

123 

1425 

523 

200 

511 

6492 

15000 

644 

6893 

3399 

3439 

1184 

866 

1730 

633 

835 

374 

7210 

57800 

921 

11563 

15483 

6180 

16200 

5132 

12293 

4371 

7500 

2116 

819

C W MARWEDEL 

MATSON NA VI GAT ION 

COMP ANY 

MATSON NA VI GAT ION 

COMP ANY 

MAXWELLS 

DICK MERR ILL SIGNS 

MONARCH LUMBER CORP 

MONTGOMERY WARD CO 


COMP ANY 

MULGREW PRI NTERS INC 

NI LES SAND AND 

G RAVEL CO INC 

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 

O F CORROSION 

ENG INFERS 


COMP ANY 

N UPAVE INCORPORATED 

OAKLAND 



4190 

472 

492149 

790 

3863 

9488 

503 

40304 

4032 

7624 

175 

12817 

309 

8268 

OAKLAND CAMERA 

EXCH ANGE 

2571 

OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES 

RFT IREMENT SYSTEM 

895435 

OAKLAND SAW WORKS 505 

OAKLAND SCAVENGER 

COMP ANY 200 


SUPPLY CO 

40311 

PABCO PRODUCTS INC 474 



PORT AUTHOR III ES 20000 

PACIFIC COAST 

BUSINESS AND 

SHI PP I NG REGISTER 3000 



99296 

PACIFIC MARITIME 

ASSOCIATION 

P ACIFIC SHIPPER INC 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 


213349 

16600 

350

P ACIF IC TOOL AND 



APPL I ANCE CO INC 

GEO S PETERSON 

THE T H PITT COMPANY 

R ANSOI■AE COMPANY 

RHODES & 

JAM I ESON L TO 

R I CHMOND CH ASE 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY 

ROBIDEAUX EXPRESS 


CEMENT CO 

H L ROUSE. CO 

S AN FRANCISCO 

EXAM I NER 

S C MOTORS 

SEA WOLF RESTAURANT 

S ECURITY TRUCK LINE 


SI MON HARDWARE CO 


SUPPLY 



THOMAS SAN I TARY 

SUPPLY CO 

THE TRAFFIC SERVICE 

CORPORATION 

THE TRIBUNE 

PUBLISHING CO 

U NION PAPER COMPANY 

3 I CTOR EQUI PMENT 

COMP ANY 




COMP ANY 

W ESTERN UNION 

W EST I NGHOUSE 

ELECTRIC SUPPLY 

COMPANY 




381 

962 

6780 

1400 

20304 

16801 

370 

1409 

33945 

1787 

4283 

2400 

905 

3120 

2400 

145833 

823 

2810 

10740 

216 

2753 

13500 

15127 

3752 

346 

874 

2735 

8000 

814 

437 

9780 

47525 

JOYCE FERRA CONE 10344


I VAN FAGOT 

J MAR T INEZ 

CARL D BOWEN MD 

OAKLAND CL N ICAL 

LABORATORY 


HOSPITAL 

W ALTER L BYERS MD 

EDWARD G EWER MD 

R I CHARD L GLEASON MD 

A MIER I CAN NEON 

D !SPLAYS I NC 

L M CLOUGH CO 

D UNCANSON HARRELSON 

AND COMPANY 

FONTES PR I NT ING 

COMP ANY 

ALFRED J HOPPER 

P AR I S BROTHERS 

S COTT COMPANY 

G ORDON A WOODS 

By 

7000 

14000 

1286 

1400 

500 

150 

750 

1950 

2000 

74625 

77841 

287314 

17804 

352950 

1705142 

150000 

81786 



for payment. 

Certified as correct : 

- 

CHIEF B4ORT` ACCOUNTANT 

Approved -and allowed by the 




COMMI SIONER 

11767861 

Ayes: Commissioner s Clark, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy -1


CHIEF (FORVAUCOUNTANT 

L-/ 


BOAR) OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

By 







FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending March 1, 1953 $13,831.67 

Payroll for week ending March 8, 1953 t13,489.52 

$27,321.19 



payment. 

By By 

At a regular meeting held March 6 1953 


COMMIS SIONER 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -4 

Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERP 





BE IT RESOLVED that -the semi-monthly 

payroll for the period ending March 16, 1953, 

at noon, in the amount of $57,000.00, hereby 

is approved. 




Noes: None 





RESOLUTION DETERMINING ()! 

THAT LEASE OF CERTAIN 

WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS 

NEAR THE FOOT OF NINTH 

AVENUE SHOULD BE MADE, 

APPROVING FORM OF LEASE 

AND NOTICE INVITING BIDS, 

DIRECTING ADVERTISEMENT 

FOR BIDS AND FINDING CER- 

TAIN FACTS IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 

WHEREAS, public necessity and convenience 


of Oakland lease those certain warehouse buildings 

near the foot of Ninth Avenue, more particularly 

described in the form of lease hereinafter mentioned 

for a period of five (5) years commencing on the 

first day of the calendar month next succeeding 

sixty days after the adoption on final passage of 

the ordinance awarding said lease, to the highest 

responsible bidder, and subject to other terms, 

provisions and conditions specified by this Board; 

and 



Port Attorney under the direction of this Board and 

filed with it, and said form of lease and notice and 

the provisions thereof are hereby fully approved; 


RESOLVED that the Secretary be and he 

hereby is directed to publish said notice in the 




check in an amount equal to double the rental bid 

for one month and each to be accompanied by a 

check in the amount of ,250 4 00) at public auction

on Monday, April 6, 1953, at the hour of 3:00 

P. M., and to furnish interested persons who may 

request them copies of such proposed lease; and 

be it further 



satisfactory to ito 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep and TIElloch and President Galliano -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioner Levy -1





VICE PRESIDENT ESTEP, THE 

PORT MANAGER, THE ASSISTANT 

PORT MANAGER AND CHIEF EN- 

GINEER, THE PORT ATTORNEY, 

THE AIRPORT MANAGER AND THE 

PORT PUBLICITY REPRESENTATIVE 

TO ATTEND ANNUAL MEETINGS OF 

AIRPORT OPERATORS' COUNCIL 

AND THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 

OF AIRPORT EXECUTIVES AT 

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Vice President Estep, 

the Port Manager, the Assistant Port Manager and 

Chief Engineer, the Port Attorney, the Airport 

Manager end the Port Publicity Representative be 

and they hereby are authorized to proceed to 

Kansas City, Missouri, to attend the Annual 

Meetings of the Airport Operators' Council and 

the American Association of Airport Executives, 

March 23 - 27, 1953, inclusive; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the Port Manager and the 

Airport Manager be and they hereby are authorized 

to proceed to Washington, D. C., after the said 

meetings to attend to other business pertaining 

to the Port and Airport; and be it further 

RESOLVED that they be allowed their 

reasonable expenses in connection therewith upon 

presentation of claims therefor* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep and Tulloch and President Gallian.o -4 

Noes: None 

Absent : Commissioner Levy -1





SUPPORTING APPLICATION OF 

WESTERN AIR LINES, INC. TO 

THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD 

FOR AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE 

SERVICE BETWEEN OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AND SALT 

LAKE CITY AND DENVER. 


endorse and support the application of WESTERN AIR 

LINES, INC., filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board 

and assigned Docket No. 5952 for an amendment of 

its certificate of public convenience and necessity 

for Route 35 which, if granted, will result in service 

by said airline between Oakland Municipal Airport 

and Salt Lake City and Denver* 

At a regular meeting held &larch 16, 1953 



Noes: None 





RESOLUTION ADJUSTING AND 

REDUCING CERTAIN CHARGES 

AGAINST UNION OIL COMPANY* 

WHEREAS, UNION OIL COMPANY was billed 

by the Port under Invoice No. 86045, dated Janu-. 

ary 21, 1953, in the amount of §2,731.05 for 

cargo N.O.S. service charge of $1.02 per ton 

on the shipment of caustic soda coastwise Outbound, 

as required by Item 375,H of Port of Oak., 

land Tariff No. 1; and 

WHEREAS, UNION OIL COMPANY protested said 

charge; and 

WHEREAS, said protest was referred to the 

Traffic Committee on Tariffs and Practices (Northern 

Group) of the California Association of Port Authorities 

and was considered by said Committee at a 

meeting held February 5, 1953; and 

WHEREAS, said Committee recommended that the 

proper service charge should be 1720 per ton and to 

bill otherwise would be discriminatory; and 

WHEREAS, the Port of Oakland Tariff has been 

amended by Port Ordinance No. 849 to provide a service 

charge of 1721 per ton on such shipments in the future; 

and 

WHEREAS, the said charges billed to UNION 

OIL COMPANY should be adjusted and reduced accordingly; 


RESOLVED that the said charges to UNION OIL 

COMPANY be and the same hereby are adjusted and reduced 

from the amount of $2,731.05 to $468.56, and 

the necessary entries to effect such adjustment and 

reduction are hereby authorized and directed to be 

made upon the books of the City and the Port Department4 




Noes: None 






CORDATION OF LEASE WITH 

NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES, INC. 



dated February 16, 1953, between the City of Oakland, 

acting by and through this Board, and NAVAJO 

FREIGHT LINES, INC., a corporation0 




Noes: None 







OAKLAND AIRCRAFT ENGINE 

SERVICE, INC. 



dated December 22, 1952, between the City of 

Oakland, acting by and through this Board, and 

OAKLAND AIRCRAFT ENGINE SERVICE, INC., a corporation. 



Ayes: Commis slope rs Clark, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: 



CITY OF OAKLAND -r 6- 


RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING 

CERTAIN FUNDS FROM HARBOR 

MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVE- 

MENT FUND NO. 911 TO PORT 

REVOLVING FUND NO. 8344 

BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of q10,000,00 

hereby is transferred from Harbor Maintenance and 

Improvement Fund No. 911 to Port Revolving Fund 

No. 8344 

At a regular meeting held March ch 16, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Levy -I




RESOLUTION CREATING A 

SPECIAL FUND TO BE KNOWN 

AS TIKE SPECIAL DISTRESS 

CARGO FUND. 

BE IT RESOLVED that there is hereby created 

a special fund to be known as the "SPECIAL DISTRESS 

CARGO FUND" to be used for the purpose of receiving 

and depositing all moneys received by the Port upon 

the sale at public auction on the 26th day of March, 

1.953 0 of certain distress cargo; for the purpose of 

the payment to the Port of the wharf demurrage 

charges on such cargo and of expenses of sale thereof; 

and for the further purpose of retaining and paying 

over to the persons lawfully entitled thereto any of 

the proceeds of the sale of such cargo in excess of 

all of such charges. Demands upon such special fund 

shall be presented to this Board for approval, and 

when allowed shall be presented to the City Auditor 

for audit as in the case of other demands. 




Noes: None 





RESOLUTION GRANTING STANDARD 

WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC. PER- 


WORK. 


plans and specifications submitted by STANDARD 

WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC. for the construction of 

an addition to its warehouse building on applicants 

premises, at a cost to said Company of 

500 * 00, hereby are approved, and permission 

hereby is granted* 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISS7ONERS 





WITH ENG-SKELL COMPANY, 

BE £J RESOLVED that the time for the 

performance of the contract with ENG-SKELL 

COMPANY, a corporation, for the furnishing 

and delivering of restaurant equipment to the 

restaurant building at Oakland Municipal Airport 

(Auditor's No. 9346), be and it hereby is 

extended to and including March 29, 1953, 




Noes: None 








STRUCTION CO. 



CONSTRUCTION CO., a corporation, for the redredging 

of slips along the westerly side of Market Street 

Pier, the easterly side of Howard Company Pier 

No. 2 and along the quay wall between the two 

piers, Oakland Inner Harbor (Auditor t s No. 9289), 

be and it hereby is extended to and including 

April 15, 1953* 




Noes: None 







WITH OWENS-ILLINOIS 

GLASS COMPANY. 



Agreement with OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY, 

a corporation, modifying that certain agreement 

dated November 1, 1952 by adding thereto 30,000 

square feet in Terminal Building "0, Outer Harbor 

Terminal, on a month to month basis, commencing 

March 1, 1953, at an additional monthly rental therefor 

of $1,200400, and that such agreement shall be 

upon a form approved by the Port Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep and Tulo ch and President Galliano -4 

Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISfIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH POPE & 

TALBOT, INC0 



agreement with POPE & TALBOT, INC, ' a corporation, 

as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of space in Room No. 6 on the lower floor 

of Grove Street Pier, Section B, for a period of 

one year commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of $10.00 1 and that such agreement shall be 

upon the general form of license agreement customarily 

used by this Board0 




Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH AMERICAN 

BOX CORPORATION. 



agreement with AMERICAN BOX CORPORATION, a corporation, 


by Licensee of an area of 300 square feet in 

Building No, 150 at Oakland Municipal Airport, for 

a period of one year commencing February 1, 1953 

with the payment of the sum of $30,00 as consideration 

for the execution of said agreement and 

a rental of $15.00 per month payable in advance 

commencing March 1, 1953 to and including December 

31, 1953, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Airport purposes. 

At a regular meeting held. March 16, 1953 



Noes : None 






AGREEMENT WITH STANDARD 

MILL & LUMBER COMPANY.. 



with JOSEPH MARKS and ALFRED F. PERRY, copartners 

doing business under the firm name and 

style of STANDARD MILL & LUMBER COMPANY, as Licensee, 


of 4,880 square feet in the warehouse E-516 designated 

as 471 First Street, 1,352 square feet in 

adjacent Leanto and 1,250 square feet of open area 

adjacent thereto, for a period of one year commencing 

March 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 179.69, 



Board. 




Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH CLIFFORD 

BRESEE AND JAMES W. WELSH. 



with CLIFFORD BRESEE and JAMES W. WELSH, as 

Licensee, providing for the occupancy by Licensee 

of an area of 15,048 square feet on the first floor 

of Building F-201 and 431 square feet in the shed 

behind Building No. E-508, for a period of one year 

commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

$539.61, and that such agreement shall be upon the 

general form of license agreement customarily used 

by this Board. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMIf7rIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH CLINTON 

MILL & MFG. CO* 



with ALBERT G. F. WEIDMANN and ERNEST F. 

ATKINSON, copartners doing business under the style 

of CLINTON MILL & MFG. , CO., as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an open area of 

5,869 square feet in the Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, 

for a period of one year commencing March 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of $29.35, and that such agreement 


agreement customarily used by this Board* 




Noes: 

None 






AGREEMENT WITH TERMINAL 

LUNCH* 



with BILLIE MAY CALISTA, an individual doing 

business under the fictitious style of TERMINAL 

LUNCH, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of that certain restaurant store situate 

in the building adjacent to the quay wall between 

Grove Street and Clay Street Piers, for a period of 

one year commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of •6o.00 minimum based on 5% of the gross 

sales, and that such agreement shall be upon the 


by this Board. 

At a regular meeting held M64ch 16, 1953 


■ 


Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH THE TEXAS 

COMPANY. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agree 

ment with THE TEXAS COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation, 


of an area of approximately 1.295 acres near the foot 

of Dennison Street, for a period of one year commencing 

March 1, 1953 0 at a monthly rental of $700,00, 



Board, 




Noes: None 


oa-kRD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH TRANSIENT 

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 

SERVICE, INC. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Fort Manager be 

and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agree,ment 

with TRANSIENT AIRCRAPT MAINTENANCE SERVICE, 

INC O3 a corporation, as Licensee providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an area of 676 square feet 

in Building No. 808 and 12,500 square feet of ramp 

area, Oakland Municipal Airport, for a period of 

one year commencing February 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of 4317.60 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of 4158.80 

per month payable in advance commencing March 1, 

1953 to and including December 1, 1953, and that 

such agreement shall be upon the form customarily 

used for Airport purposes. 




Noes: None 





RESOLUTION ,AUTHORIZING 

AGREEMENT WITH UNITED 

AIR LINES, INC. 



an agreement with UNITED AIR LINES, INC., a 

corporation, as Licensee, providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of certain areas in 

Buildings Nos, 149, 150 and 151, Oakland 

Municipal Airport, for a period of one year 

commencing October 1, 1952, at a monthly 

rental of $69,00, and that such agreement 

shall be on a form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 






CERTAIN APPOINTYMNTS, 


of JACK V. SHAFFER to the position of Airport 

Serviceman (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 6.03), at 

a salary of 4290,00 per month, effective March 5, 

1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; and be 

it further 


of OSCAR OLSON to the position of Air. 

port Serviceman (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 6,03), 

effective March 2, 1953, be and the same hereby is 

ratified; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the appointment of OSCAR 

OLSON to the position of Chief Airport Serviceman 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6 * 017) for temporary 

services not to exceed six months, effective March 

3, 1953, at a salary of 4340.00 per month, be and 

the same hereby is ratified* 




Noes: None 






TRAVES OF ABSENCE. 


for the following employees, with or without pay, 

for the reasons and time respectively shown, be 

and the same hereby are ratified: 

MAUDIE MAY, Airport Telephone and Teletype Operator 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.25) 

for illness, without pay, for fourteen 

consecutive days from February 11, 1953; 

LeROY DIAZ, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 6.03), for illness, for forty 

consecutive days commencing February 25, 

1953, the first thirty-one consecutive 

days thereof with pay and the remainder 

thereof without pay;: and be it further 


absence heretofore granted by Resolution No. B3053 

to HARRY E. EVANS, General Clerk, Male (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 2.026), for a period of one hundred 

eighty consecutive days, commencing February 16, 

1953, without pay, in accordance with the rules of 

the Civil Service Board, be and the same hereby is 



absence heretofore granted by Resolution No. B3104 

to WALLACE F. DUNCAN, Railroad Car Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.11), for a period of ten 

consecutive days, commencing March 5, 1953, with 

pay, in accordance with the rules of the Civil Sen.• 

vice B oard, be and the same hereby is ratified: 




Noes : None 





RESOLUTION F'IXING COMPENSATION 

OF CERTAIN EMPLOYEES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that, effective April 1, 1953, 

the employees hereinafter named, occupying the positions 

under the respective sections of Port Ordinance No, 

222 hereinafter designated, shall be paid the salaries 

hereinafter shown, as follows: 

Section Name 23A-12.t 

2,026 Milton Figeroid $300,00 

2,026 Gordon Powers 320.00 

2,11 Pauline MacDonald 240.00 

2,111 Elizabeth Sykes 260000 

2,12 Evelyn B. Johnson 340,00 

3.4 Rose Mary Sickenger 270,00 

4,06 Gaza Almasy 435400 

4,06 Charles Goldthwaite 435,00 

4,14 Raymond Street 400,00 

6,017 Julius M. Colberg 350,00 

6,017 James Henry 350000 

6,03 Howard J. Bilund 300.00 

6,03 LeRoy Diaz 300,00 

6,03 Wayne Kennedy 300.00 

6,05 E. J. Johnson 235.00 

6,05 Raymond W. Johnson 245.00 

6.25 Rose Barulich 255,00 

8 0 09 Francis J. Hogan 315,00 




Noes : None 






AGAINST THE INDEPENDENCE 

LINE. 

WHEREAS, the INDEPENDENCE LINE was billed 

by the Port under Invoices numbered 86858 and 86859, 

dated February 6, 1953, in the total amount of $1566.77, 

for service charges on certain cargo destined for Carribean 

ports, discharged and reloaded at the Outer 

Harbor Terminal, in accordance with Port of Oakland 

Tariff; and 

WHEREAS, the INDEPENDENCE LINE protested said 

charges; and 

WHEREAS, it appears that the cargo was discharged 

from one vessel because of engine trouble and 

was reloaded upon a relief vessel; and 

WHEREAS, it appears that under all the circum-. 

stances of the case only one-half of the normal service 

charges should be assessed, and that the said charges 

billed to the INDEPENDENCE LINE should be adjusted and 

reduced accordingly; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the said charges to the INDE- 

PENDENCE LINE be and the same hereby are adjusted and 

reduced from the amount of $1566.77 to $783.39, and 



made upon the books of the City and the Port Department. 



Ayes : Commissioners Clark, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -4 

Noes : None 

Absent : 






T. L. ROSENBERG COMPANY FOR IN- 

STALLATION OF SLIMLINE FLUORESCENT 

FIXTURES IN BUILDING 810, OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT; FIXING THE 

AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE PROVIDED IN 

CONNECTION THEREWITH; REJECTING 

ALL OTHER BIDS; AND DIRECTING RE- 

TURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS* 

BE IT RESOLV'ED that the contract for the 

installation of slimline fluorescent fixtures in 

Building 810 at Oakland Municipal Airport be and 

the same hereby is awarded to T. L. ROSENBERG 

COMPANY, a corporation, as the lowest responsible 


filed March 16, 1953; and be it further 


performance of the work in the amount of 0,899000 




the Unemployment Insurance Act with respect to 

such work; and that the procedure prescribed by 

law shall be taken for the execution of such contract; 


RESOLVED that the other bids received 

for said contract be and they hereby are rejected 

and the checks accompanying said bids shall be returned 





Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioner Levy -1 

k/a



RESOLUTION No. H31147 









SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 

FIRST HALF 5 5 2 8 6,4 4 

A B C GLASS 

COMPANy I N C 1 7 2 8 -- 

ACME FIRE 

EXTINGUISHER CO 

AIR REDUCTION 



W ATER CO INC 

AMERICAN BAG & 

UNION HIDE CO 

AMERICAN HANVAIIAN 

STEAMSHIP CO 

THE AVERICAN RUBBER 


AMERICAN NEON 

D ISPLAYS INC 

ASSOC I ATED 



THE ADTOCAR SALES & 

SERVICE COMPANY 


BALFOUR GUFHRIE 

CO LTD 


COMPANY 


SUPPLY , CO 

BAYAIRE RADIO 

SERVICE 

B AY CITY FUEL OIL 

COMPANY 

W ALTER BLUMERT & CO 


STEEL 'COMPANY 

J H BOYD 

N 0 BRILL COMPANY 

BRITZ CHEMICAL 

COMPANY 

3168-- 

4305,-/ 

198-' 

429z' 

1159-' 

1080'" 

1 8 8 4 7 

4 2 6 V 

780 

115287 

50825/ 

14973," 

6963-' 

10300- 

1 6 5 0 4 

6525– 

233/-' 

1 9 5 4 4

E 0 BULLARD COMPANY 

BUREA U OF 

ELECTRICITY 


BURROUGHS ADDING 

MACH I NE COMPANY 

CALIFORNIA CENTRAL 

A LPL INES 

CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDR I ES INC 

C AL I FORN A POTTERY 

COMP ANY 

BOB CHEW 

COUNTY OF AL A6AELIA 

ED IN I N MEESE JR 

TAX COLLECTOR 


P ARK DEPARTMENT 


P URCHAS I NG DEPT 

ROBERT H CLARK 

COMP ANY 

COBBLED I CK K BBE 

GLASS COMPANY 


GLEN L CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC 


SERVICE 


DEMPSEY & SAUNDERS 

OONNELLY 

ZAPPETT IN I 


AND SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY GLASS 

COMPANY 

EAST BAY MUN IC I P AL 

U TIL ITY DI STRICT 


RAG WORKS 

~ECONOMY LUMBER , 

COMP ANY 

ELDER BU ICK CO 

ELEC I CAL PRODUCTS 


THE ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

OF OAKLAND 


SUPPLY COP • 

2101-- 

7753'' 

579 4 -- 

1350-- 

1050-' 

6764' 

49718-' 

34004'' 

1880--- 

3634-' 

7874 

1704/" 

8506.7' 

2925 

65502--' 

16105-- 

15500-' 

2613 

176818- 

2370 

3337-- 

8889-- 

768- 

22006 - 

813--

EUREKA MI LL AND 

LUMBER CO 

GEORGE P FORN1 

FRIEDKIN 

AERONAUT !'C8 INC 

FRUITVALE CANNING 

COMP ANY 

• P FULLER & CO 

GMC TRUCK & 

COACH DI VI SION 

GALLAGHER & BURK INC 

GENERAL ELECTR C 


GENIC° 

GERRARD STEEL 

STRA PP I NG COMPANY 

GI LSON SUPPLY CO 

GOODHUE PRI NTI NG 

COMPANY 

GRAYB AR ELECTR C 

COMPANY INC 

GR NNELL COMPANY 

THE GUI DE 


H ANSEN FEED & FUEL 

H ARBOR MARINE 

ELEC TR I C CO 

A LBER T KAYO HARR I 

AND ASSOC I A TES 


H E IECK & MORAN 

H OGAN LUMBER 

COMP ANY 

H OLT MANUFACTURING 

COMPANY 

H UDSON PR INT I NG CO 


H,URLE y MARINE WORKS 

INTERNATIONAL 

B US I NESS MACHINES 

CORPORAT I ON 

I NDUSTRIAL COAT AND 

APRON SUPPLY CO 

I NDUSTR I AL STEEL 

TREATING CO 


W ORKS 

J OY ANUF AC TUR NG 

COMPANY 

K EENE R I ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

9055-- 

824--- 

2280 

2572--" 

583-- 

4750,- 

653-- 

4257--'„ 

3327-- 

45472/ 

300/ 

5562-- 

818 

309,- 

33481Z 

6026 

4619 

3263 

2596 

294 

330 

3510 

940 

12974z

R C KING 

GEO . A KREPL IN CO 

1519-- 

L AHER SPRING 

8 

58321'/ 

TIRE CoRP 

21526-' 

H ARRY B LAKE 

618-- 

L AWTON & WI LL I AMS 

H OTEL LEAMINGTON 

L LL I CK GEARY OLSON 

ADAMS & CH ARLES 

MARCH ANT 

1226-- 

CALCULATORS INC 

C MARKUS 

4022-- 

H ARDWARE I NC 

C W MARWEDEL 

9-59/ 

MATMOR CANN I NG CO 

(MELROSE SHEET 

METAL CO 

MONARCH 

LUMBER CORP 


COMP ANY 

MUSIC AST 

R N N ASoN & CO 


COMP ANY 

M E NESS I T 

COMP ANY 


SUPPLY CO 




EXCHANGE 

O AKLAND SANDBLASTING 

COMPANY 

O AKLAND SAW WORKS 


O FFICIAL AIRLINE 

G UIDE 

P ABCO PA IN T MART 


AGGREGATES INC 


ELEC TR C COMPANY 

PACIFIC MAR ITIME 

ASSOCIATION 

PACIFIC ROTAPRINTING 

COMP ANY 

7972-/ 

8100-- 

644,-/ 

37953-' 

7635– 

6000-- 

14419,,- 

10096-' 

3222-' 

5779, 

-2286558'" 

2163/ 

5925 

250 

17400 

1100-' 

2095/ 

3693-

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




PARKER DIESEL 

ENGI.NEER ING CO 

P ARKER ELECTR I CAL 

MFG CO 




Eoul pMENT CO 

P I MEN TEL BROS CO 

THE T H PI TT COMPANY 

P OSTMASTER 

P RINTING PLATES 

COMPANY 

RAILWAY ASSOCIATIONS 

JOINT MAILING 

BUREAU 

RANSOME COMPANY 

I56979'~- 

5349-- 

95016-' 

4185---" 

2009-- 

21419- 

1928- 

40260 

2979 

28022-" 

THE RECORDER 

PRINTING & 

PUBLISHING COMPANY 3450-' 

RHODES & JAMIESON 

LTD 

6582-- 


COMPANY 

ROBER TS & BRUNE CO 

ROBIDEAuX EXPRESS 


CEMENT CO 

ROLLR TE 

CORPORATION 

ROYAL TYPEWRITER 

COMP ANY INC 

S & C MOTORS 

SAAKES 

SAN FRANCISCO 


SEARS ROEBUCK 

AND CO 

SECURITY TRUCK LINE 


SI GNODE STEEL 

STRAPP I NG COMPANY 


842 

2357' 

43418 

19804 

77914- 

152 4 4 

6580' 

155' 

900 

326 

6000 

2368 

3262 

4151.


I NOO-RPOR A TED 73520 

SOUTHERN PAC IF IC 

COMP ANY 

111535-' 

STANDARD OILL 

COMP ANY OF CAL IF 


SUPPLY 


TRADER SCOTT 


CORPOR AT ION 


FOR HI GHWA Y 

TRANSPORT EXPRESS 

THE TR I RUNE 

PUBLISHING do 

TOWN/10 TOR CORPORATION 

UNION MACHINE WORKS 

UNION, PAPER COMPANY 

CHAS N WATK INS 

I NCORPORATED 

WELSH & BRESEE 

WEST COAST 

WELD I NG COMPANY 

WESTERN CAL I FORN I, A 

CANNERS INC 

WESTERN COTTON 

SHIPPERS 

ASSOC' ATI ON 


COMP ANY 

W EST DIS NFECT NG 

COMP ANY 

W EST PUBL SHI NG CO 

W HITE TRUCK SALES 

W HOLESALE BU ILD I NG 

SUPPLY INC 

LEONARD BARNARD M 

SONOTONE OF OAKLAND 

SAMUEL HERR I TT 

H OSPITAL 

ROSE WATERMAN 

DRUG CO 

ALBERT CONRAD , 

KENNETH JEFFERS 

I VAN FAGOT 



THE PERMAMENTE 

H OSP I T ALS 

17606 

9494 

1082 

745 

13500 

19 

103003- 

4233- 

1275 

41263 

6075-' 

2521-- 

175-- 

41055 

10000" 

8000 

980-- 

670 

2363 

3496-- 

1350-" 

1648-"' 

1000'' 

7000-' 

13792'' 

2018,"

PERAL TA HOSPITAL 

ABC AMBULANCE CO 

D AY AND NIGHT 

PHARMACY 

RUTH J Z IMMERMAN R N 

JAMES L MACDONALD MD 

MILLARD E GUMP M D 

CARL B BOWEN M D 

CHARLES H DE VAUL MD 

R J JONES 

R J JONES 



E NG SKELL COMPANY' 

E TS HOKIN & GALVAN 

RUBOTTOM LAMBERT & 

LEWIS 

1250-- 

4 8 9 

1400-- 

4500' 

1225"- 

1400-"e 

950— 

28589-"' 

9 5 6 2 

56272' 

192095 

243753 

170572. 

1 1 5 3 7 5'6 2 


SECOND HALF 

5 5,5 -8 5 

The foregoing is a true list of all claims for 5 1 

account of authorized expenditures approved and recom- 

• 1 7 0,9 

mended for ayment. 

a 7-4 p 5 

Certified as correct; 

CHIEF-P ACCOUNTANT ifiSI SSiT.PORMANAGER PORT AGER 



At a regular meeting held April 6, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano - 5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None







FUND. 




services therein set forth at the com p ensation therein paid 


further 










Payroll for week ending Maroh 15, 1953 - $9,556.03 

Payroll for week ending March 22, 1953 - $8,943.61 

Payroll for week ending Maroh 29, 1953 - $7,584.96 

$26,194.80/ 



payment. 

CHIEF PORT ACCOUNTANT 

By 

PORT MANAGER 





Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

None 

None




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TIE PORT 

ATTORNEY TO COMPROMISE AND SETTLE 

CLAIM FOR DAMAGES TO THE OIL PIER, 

OUTER HARBOR TERMINAL. 

WHEREAS, on the 6th day of May, 1952, the Oil 

Pier, Outer Harbor Terminal, was damaged by the SS 

Towanda Victory of the Pacific Far East Line, Inc. in 

the amount of V s 606,69; , and 

WHEREAS, the Pacific Far East Line, Inc0 and the 

tugboat operators have offered to compromise and settle 

the said claim of the Port of Oakland by the payment of 

§3,355 * 34 and 

WHEREAS, it appears under all of the circumstances 

of the case that the best interests of the Port of Oak--p 

land will be served by accepting said offer of compromise 

and settlement; and 

WHEREAS, the Assistant Port Manager and Chief 

Engineer and Port Attorney have recommended the acceptance 

of said offer; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be and he hereby 

is authorized to compromise and settle said claim of the 

Port of Oakland for the sum of 41;3 0 355,32, and the Port 

Manager is hereby authorized to execute any and all necessary 

releases4 

At a regular meeting held April 6, 1y53 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep and Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

At a regular 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERC 



RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING GRANT 

OF EASEMENT TO EAST BAY MUNICI- 

PAL UTILITY DISTRICT FOR PIPE 

LINE FROM DOOLITTLE DRIVE TO 

HEGENBERGER ROAD. 



and the Secretary to attest that certain Grant 

of Easement to EAST BAY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT 

for a pipe line from Doolittle Drive to Hegenberger 

Road for transmission of sewage. 


meeting held April 6, 1953 

lc 2 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tullooh and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

At a regular 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONER 


.d CIO 


RESOLUTION GRANTING PER- 

MISSION TO ROSENBERG BROS. 

& CO. INC., TO SUBLET 

PREMISES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that ROSENBERG BROS. 

& CO. INC., a corporation, hereby is permitted 

to sublet a portion of its leased premises, consisting 

of 18,000 square feet on the main floor 

and approximately 5,010 square feet on the mezzanine 

floor of Warehouse Building "E" in the 

Outer Harbor Terminal Area, to GENERAL PETRO- 

LEUM CORPORATION, subject to each and all of 

the terms and conditions of the existing lease 

between said ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. and 

the Porte 



Ayes: Vonunissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE 

PORT ATTORNEY TO FILE AN 

,ACTION AGAINST NUPAVE, INC. 



against NUPAVE, INC., a corporation, for unpaid 

rent, the repossession of Port property and forfeiture 

of the tenancy, and to take such steps in 

such proceedings as he may deem advisable* 

At aregular meeting held April 6, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

At a regular 


CITY OF OAKLAND 3 r 



OF T. L. ROSENBERG COMPANY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of T. L. 

ROSENBERG COMPANY, a corporation, executed by 

FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF AARYLAND 

, 

a 

corporation, each in the amount of $3,899.00, 

for the faithful performance of its contract 

with the City of Oakland for the installation 

of slimline fluorescent fixtures in Building 

810 at Oakland Municipal Airport, and for labor 


Insurance Act with respect to such 

work, be and the same hereby are approveda 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

OARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


37 



TRACT WITH ENG-SKELL COMPANY 


OF NOTICE OF COMPLETION, 

WHEREAS, ENG-SKELL COMPANY, a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms and conditions 

of and has completed that certain contract 

with the Port, dated February 3, 1953 (Auditor's 

No, 9346) for the furnishing and delivering of 

restaurant equipment to the restaurant building 

at Oakland Municipal Airport; now, therefore, 

be it 

RESOLVED that said contract be and it is 

hereby accepted; and be it further 


issued by the Port Manager or Chief Engineer in 

connection with the performance of said contract 

be and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and 

approved; and be it further 

RESOLVED that a Notice of Completion of said 

contract be duly filed in the office of the County 

Recorder of Alameda County. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and. Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



7/ O 



FOR PERFORMANCE OF . CONTRACT 

WITH SCOTT CO. 


of the contract with JAMES B. LINFORD, 

W. W. COCKINS, JOHN C. McCABE and WM. P. SCOTT, 

JR., copartners, doing business under the firm 

name and style of SCOTT CO., for the furnishing 

and installing of plumbing work in the Bow and 

Bell Restaurant Building at the foot of Broadway 

(Auditor's Roe 9330), be and it hereby is extended 

to and including March 24, l9530 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

BOARD OF PORT COMMISONE S 

CITY OF OAKLAL 


RESOLUTION ACCEPTING 

CONTRACT WITH SCOTT CO. 

AND AUTHORIZING RD- 

CORDATION OF NOTICE 

OF COMPLETION. 

WHEREAS, JAMES B. LINFORD, W. COCKINS, 

JOHN C. McCABE and WM. P. SCOTT, JR., copartners 

doing business under the firm name and style of 

SCOTT CO., have faithfully performed all the terms 

and conditions of and have completed that certain 

contract with the Port, dated January 5, 1953 

(Auditor's No. 9330) for the furnishing and installing 

of plumbing work in the Bow and Bell 

Restaurant Building at the foot of Broadway; 















Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND V 




WITH ALFRED J. HOPPER. 


of the contract with ALFRED J. HOPPER 

for alterations to the Bow and Bell Restaurant 

Building at the foot of Broadway (Auditor's No4 

9331), be and it hereby is extended to and including 

March 24, 19534 



Ayes: Comaissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliann —5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None



fh) 



TRACT WITH ALFRED J. HOPPER 


OF NOTICE OF COMPTRTION0 

WHEREAS, ALFRED J. HOPPER has faithfully 

performed all the terms and conditions of and 

has completed that certain contract with the Port, 

dated January 5, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9331) for 

alterations to Bow and Bell Restaurant Building 

at the foot of Broadway; now, therefore, be it 






be and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed 

and approved; and be it further 






Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tullooh and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

At a regular 






WITH ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN. 


of the contract with ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN, 

a corporation, for the furnishing and installing 

• of electric work in the Bow and Bell Restaurant 

Building at the foot of Broadway (Auditor's No. 


March 24, 1_9530 


Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 


Commissioners Clark, Levy, tstep and Tulloch and President Galilano -5





TRACT WITH ETS-HOKIN & 

GALVAN AND AUTHORIZING RE- 

CORDATION OF NOTICE 'OF COM- 

PLETION. 

WHEREAS, ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN, a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms 


contract with the Port, dated January 5, 1953 

(Auditor l s No. 9332), for the furnishing and 

installing of electric work in the Bow and Bell 

Restaurant Building at the foot of Broadway; 



is hereby accepted; and be it further 

RESOLVED that all actions taken and 

orders issued by the Port Manager or Chief 

Engineer in connection with the performance of 

said contract be and the same hereby are ratified, 

confirmed and approved; and be it further 







Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND 4./4 




WITH PARIS BROTHERS. 


performance of the contract with PARIS BROTHERS, 

a corporation, for the construction of a sanitary 

sewer system at Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's 

No. 9146), be and it hereby is extended to and including 

July 1, 1953. 




Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

At a regular 



'7U1 



TRUST AGREEMENT FOR PUR- 

CHASE OF GROUP LIFE AND 

ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND DIS- 

MEMBERMENT INSURANCE. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into that 

certain trust agreement, effective as of January 

1, 1953, between ENCINAL TERMINALS, HOWARD TER- 

MINAL, PARR-RICHMOND TERMINAL COMPANY and the 

PORT OF OAKLAND, as Employers, and GORDON A. 

WOODS, as Trustee of the East Bay Marine Terminals 

Trust Fund, to provide for group life and accidental 

death and dismemberment insurance in accordance 

with Section 16.78 of Port Ordinance No, 

222, as amended., 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President GaLliano -5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

Now





AGREEMENT WITH STANDARD 

OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. 



agreement with STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, 



feet in Building No, 810, Hangar No, 28 and 796 

square feet of storage area at Oakland Municipal 

Airport, for a period of one year commencing 

March 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of $109010, 

and that such agreement shall be on the form 

customarily used for Airport purposes. 



)c R 

Ayes: commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano —5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

Nom




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZDTG 

AGREEMENT WITH WILBURN 

ROBERTS, INC. 9k< 



an agreement with WILBURN ROBERTS, INC., a 



feet in the west end of Building No. 711, 4,000 

square feet in Building No. 743 and 3,200 square 


at a monthly rental of 0463.53, and that 

such agreement shall be on the form customarily 


At a regular meeting held April 6, 1)53 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and. President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

SOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 





AIR INSTRUMENT CO. 



an agreement with AMERICAN AIR INSTRUMENT CO., 




for a period of one year commencing January 

1, 1953, with the payment of the sum of 4488.40 

as consideration for the execution of said agreement 

and a rental of 4244.20 per month payable in 

advance commencing February 1, 1953 to and including 

November 1, 1953, and that such agreement 


purposes. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 

None

D.-.RD OF PORT COMMIS 10E -, 




AGREEMENT WITH OAKLAND 

BEAN CLEANING & STORAGE 

CO 



an agreement with A. ANASTASI, an individual 

doing business under the style of OAKLAND 

BEAN CLEANING & STORAGE CO., as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of Terminal 

Building "D" in the Outer Harbor Terminal Area, 

for a period of one year commencing February 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of 400.00, and that 

such agreement shall be upon the general form 

of license agreement customarily used by this 

Board. 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

None

BOARD OF PORT COMMIS. ;LONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH J. 06 

HEMBREE. 

BE IT RESOLVhD that the Port Manager 


agreement with J. 0. HEMBREE, as Licensee, pro- 

Viding for the occupancy by Licensee of 20,000 

square feet of waterfront area near the foot of 

Seventeenth Avenue Extended, for a period of one 

year commencing March 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of $200.00 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of 

$100 0 00 per month payable in advance commencing 

April 1, 1953 to and including January 1, 1954, 



this Board., 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Gallia= -5 

None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH D. La 

BRUZZI & SON. 



agreement with LAWRENCE La BRUZZI and DOMINICK 

La BRUZZI, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of D. La BRUZZI & SON, as 

Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of an area of approximately 11,200 

square feet at the foot of Seventh Avenue s for 

a period of one year commencing March 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of $56 0.00 and that such 

agreement shall be upon the general form of 

license agreement customarily used by this Board0. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None 

73

i-JOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH HONOLULU 

OIL CORPORATION, 



agreement with HONOLULU OIL CORPORATION, a Delaware 



in Building No, 810, Hangar No, 28 at Oakland 


March 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of $15,00, 


customarily used for Airport purposes, 




Noes: 

None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH PACIFIC 

FOREST PRODUCTS, INC* 



agreement with PACIFIC FOREST PRODUCTS, INC., a 


occupancy by Licensee of an office building with 

an area of approximately 600 square feet and 200 

square feet of ground area at Ninth Avenue Terminal 

Area, for a period of one year commencing March 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of 04000, and that such 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliana -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



4 



AGREEMENT WITH TEE PACIFIC 

LUMBER COMPANY. 



agreement with THE PACIFIC LUMBER COMPANY, a 


occupancy by Licensee,of an area of 496 square 

feet of shop space in Building No. 810, Hangar 

No, 28, Oakland Municipal Airport, at a rental 

of 424.80 per month, and that such agreement 


purposes 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloeh and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

1(..R





AGREEMENT WITH W. A. 

SMITH CONTRACTING COMPANY 

OF CALIFORNIA. 



agreement with W. A. SMITH CONTRACTING COMPANY 

OF CALIFORNIA, a corporation, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area 

of 17,000 square feet adjacent to the Fifth 

Avenue overpass of the Eastshore Highway, for 

a period of one year commencing March 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of 485.00, and that such 


license agreement customarily used by this 

BoardD 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Thlloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

BO. iD OF PORT C01■7_ IISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND c- 



AGREEMENT WITH ABILITY 

METALS. 



with ISEDORE ISENBERG, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of ABILITY 

METALS, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 460 square feet in 

Building No. H-311 and 2,540 square feet adjacent 

to Building H-311, Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for 

a period of one year . commencing March 1, 1953, at 

a monthly rental of 026.50, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the general form of license agreement 




Ayes: commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

4.?

OARD OF POW. COMMIE; :C:;: 7 as 

CITY OF OAKLAND - 



AGREEMENT WITH BASIN 

BOATCRAFT COMPANY® 



agreement with W. G. ASHCROFT, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of BASIN 

BOATCRAFT COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for the 


feet in the north one-half of the building located 

at 400 Sixth Avenue, 6,000 square feet of open 

water area and 2,893 square feet of open land area, 

all in the Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for a period 

of one year commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of $104.47, and that such agreement shall be 


used by this Board. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Estop, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PT COr: IISSIONERS 





WHOLESALE BUILDING 

MATERIALS CO. 



agreement with I. F. PHILLIPS and HAROLD ROSE, 

copartners doing business under the firm name 

and style of OAKLAND WHOLESALE BUILDING MATERIALS 

CO., as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of an area of 3,740 square feet in the 

warehouse and 1,500 square feet in the leanto of 

Building No, H-209, and 2,500 square feet in the 

westerly one-half of center bay of Building No. 

H-101 in the Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for a 

period of one year commencing March 1, 1953, at 

a monthly rental of 413288.95 and that such agreement 





Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch amd President Galliano -5 

None 

Absent: None

D OF L 'ORT CC AMISSIOI 




AGREEMENT WITH BRITZ 

CHEMICAL COMPANY. 



with BRITZ CHEMICAL COMPANY, a corporation, as 

Licensee, providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 

an open area of approximately 1,000 square feet and 

complete occupancy of Building H-207, including platform 

at the foot of Seventh Avenue, for a period of 

one year commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly rental 

of 350.00 and that such agreement shall be upon the 

general form of license agreement customarily used by 

this Board. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 

Absent: None

®. D OF PORT COMMISSIO:IZRS 




AGREEMENT WITH LOUIS J. 

KROEGER & ASSOCIATES. 



execute and the Secretary to attest an agreement 

with LOUIS J. KROEGER, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of LOUIS 

J. KROEGER & ASSOCIATES, as Contractor, to engage 

and retain the services of said Contractor 

to conduct a survey and analysis of all places 

of employment under the jurisdiction of this 

Board at a total fee of 62p200.00, and that such 

agreement shall be upon a form approved by the 

Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PCT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY O F OAKLAND 


RESOLUTION AMENDING RESO- 

LUTION NO. B3100 AUTHORIZING 

SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH 

• OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY, 

BE IT RESOLVED that Resolution No. B3100 

hereby is amended to read as follows: 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port 

Manager be and he hereby is authorized 

to enter into a Supplemental 


COMPANY, a corporation, modifying 

that certain agreement dated No-, 

vember 1, 1952 by adding thereto 

23,000 square feet in Terminal 

Building "C", Outer Harbor Terminal, 

on a month to month basis, commencing 

February 1, 1953, at an 

additional monthly rental therefor 

of $1,150,00, and that such agreement 

shall be upon a form approved 

by the Port Attorneyo 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PORT CC VIISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 6; y 


RESOLUTION RATIFYING AND 

CONFIRMING INTERDEPART- 

MENTAL TRANSFER OF SELVA 

JONES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the interdepartmental 

transfer of SELVA JONES from the position of 

Janitor in the Public Buildings Department to the 

position of Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

6.05) in the Port Department, effective April 1, 

1953, at a salary of P240.00 per month, be and the 





Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

'"OARD OF PORT CCOMMISSLRS 


6 


RESOLUTION FIXING RATE OF 

COMPENSATION OF SALVATORE 

ALBANO.. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the compensation of 

SALVATORE ALBANO, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.03), be and it hereby 

is fixed at $305.00 per month, commencing April 

6, 1953. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PORT COMIVII I -NERS 






HARRY L. JONES to the position of Port Watchman 

(Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 8.21), at a salary 

of $320.05 per month, effective March 21, 1953, 


further 

RESOLVED that the temporary appointment 

of EMERY C. QUINN to the position of Janitor 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6,05), at a salary 

of $225.00 per month, effective March 26, 1953, 


further 

RESOLVED that the appointment of HELEN 

KING to the position of Airport Telephone and 

Teletype Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 

6.25) for temporary services not to exceed six 

(6) months, at a salary of q230.00 per month, 

effective March 24, 1953, be and the same hereby 

is ratified. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND C, 7 

RESOLUTION No. 3182 



SENCE. 




and the samehereby are ratified: 

HARRY C. WILLIS, Carpenter (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 5.06), without pay, for illness 

for thirteen and one-half consecutive days 

from March 2, 1953, at noon; 

JEANNE DeLAIR, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.111), 

with pay, for illness, for nine consecutive 

days from March 16, 1953; 

LAWRENCE LODGE, Emergency Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 8.131), with pay, for 

illness, for thirty working days from 

March 9, 1953; 

BEATRICE BABBLER, Junior File Clerk (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 2.07), without pay, for 

illness, for twenty,,one consecutive days 

from March 16, 1953, at noon; 

PERCY E. TURNER, Port Maintenance Foreman (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.01), with pay, 

for illness resulting from injury received 

on duty, for eight consecutive days from 

March 16, 1953; 

CHARLES HANSEN, Supervising Structural Designer 


for illness, for eight consecutive days 

commencing March 23, 1953, the first 

day thereof with pay and the remainder 

thereof without pay;

GERALDINE LUALLIN, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk 


without pay, for personal reasons, ror 

twenty-one consecutive days from March 

17, 1953; and be it further 


of absence heretofore granted WALLACE F. DUNCAN, 

Railroad Car Clerk (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 

8.11) by Resolution No. B3143 for a further period 

of twenty-two consecutive days, commencing March 

15, 1953, with pay, in accordance with the rules 

of the Civil Service Board, be and the same hereby 


RESOLVED that PAUL G. ZACHER, Port Traffic 

Representative (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 7902), 

be and he hereby is granted a leave for temporary 

military service for a period of fourteen consecutive 

days commencing April 27, 1953, with pay*, 

At a regular meeting held April 6, 1.953 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano 

None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION COMMENDING DAVID 

A. SILVERMAN UPON HIS SILVER 

ANNIVERSARY ;dTH THE OAKLAND ---- 

CHAMBR OF COMMERCE, 

WHEREAS, DAVID A. SILVERMAN, Assistant 

General Manager of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce, 

has served twenty-five years with said Chamber of 

Commerce; and 

WHEREAS, during said period of time, 

DAVID A. SILVERMAN has been active in the civic 

affairs of the City of Oakland and County of Alameda, 

and has been a leader in the development of 

the Metropolitan Oakland Area; now, therefore, 

be it 

RESOLVED that this Board does hereby congratulate 

DAVID A. SILVERMAN upon the celebration 

of the Silver Anniversary of his service with the 

Oakland Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of his 

services to this community. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tualoch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None












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SOUTHERN PA C IF IC 

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COMP ANY 

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COMP ANY 

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TALCHEM 


SUPPLY CO 

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for payment. 


BOARD OF PORT-, COMMISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioners Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2 

4644187

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BOARD OF FOR (COMMISSIONERS 

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JAAAJ J1A4.11111114 ,CCVOLSAVV IPA V OA0Nppm*oecogoov10.44. 

SPECIAL DISTRESS CARGO RIND NO. 706: 



WATERMAN STEAMSHIP 

COMP ANY 

OVERSEAS SHIPPING 

CORPORATION 

AMER I CAN PR ES I DENT 

L INES 

FRED OLSEN L INE 

BALFOUR GUTHR I E 

COMP ANY LTD 

LF_1N 1Ai I NSTON 

AUCTIONEER 

L F W WINSTON 

AUCT I ()NEER 

FRED H LENWAY 

COMP ANY INC 

GARDENA CHEMICAL 

COMP ANY 

PORT OF OAKLAND 

FUND 911 

By 

By 

3660 

8 8 1 

284 

179 4 

1919 

551859 

50000 

1000000 

780000 

800 

10844615 

The foregoing is a true list of all claims for account of 

authorized expenditures approved and recommended for payment. 


Passed by the folluvring vote: 

1 3 2 3 5 Ad 2 


Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2




BOARD OF POR COMMISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 

By \ 44 4- -17"1° 

BOARD OF PORT COWISSIONERS 






FUND. 






further 









PORT REVOLVING FUND . PAYROLLS 

Payroll for week ending April 5, 1953 $ 6,042.31 

Payroll for week ending April 12,- 1953 $ 6,005.29 

Laborers Vacation payroll,April 6, 1953 $ 7,629.67 

119,677.27 ,` 



payment. 

By By 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 









payroll for the period ending April 15, 1953, 

in the amount of $57,000.00, hereby is approvedo 



Vice 

Ayes: Commissioners Levy and Tulloch and/President Estep -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: ' Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2




RESOLUTION APPROVING MASTER 

PLAN FOR TUE DEVELOPMENT OF 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 

WHEREAS, on the 12th day of January, 1953, 

this Board considered and approved that certain 

Master Plan for the Development of Oakland Municipal 

Airport, dated January, 1953, File AA-498, submitted 

by the Chief Engineer; and 

WHEREAS, on the said 12th day of January, 

1953, this Board requested the City Council to submit 

to the qualified electors of the City of Oakland 

a proposal for the issuance of general obligation 

bonds of the City of Oakland to finance the 

construction of the improvements included in said 

Master Plan for the Development of Oakland Municipal 

Airport; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that that certain Master Flan for 

the Development of Oakland Municipal Airport, dated 

January, 1953, File AA-498, submitted by the Chief 

Engineer to the Board at its meeting of January 12, 

1953, be and the same hereby is approved as of the 

said January 12, 19530 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIO•IZRS 




THE PORT ATTORNEY AND 


TO FILE ACTIONS IN THE 

SMALL CLAIMS COURT. 


and Chief Port Accountant be and they are hereby 

authorized to commence an action against any person 

who is indebted to the Port of Oakland in an 

amount within the jurisdiction of the Small Claims 

Court, provided that such action is first approved 

by the Port Manager; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the Chief Port Accountant, 

or any other employee of the Port under his jurisdiction, 

be and he hereby is authorized to appear 

on behalf of the Port and prosecute such claim 

before the Small Claims Court0 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


BOARD OF PORT CC.1IV:It.4.0IONERS 





ACTION AGAINST C. W. LACKEY, 



action against C. W. LACKEY for unpaid rent, 

dockage and utilities charges, and to take 

such steps in such proceedings as he may deem 

advisable. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION 



RESOLUTION APPROVING SPEC'. 

FICATIONS FOR FURNISHING AND 

DELIVERING ONE PAYROLL BOOK- 

KEEPING MACHINE AND CALLING 

FOR BIDS THEREFOR, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the specifications 

and other provisions relative thereto filed with 

the Board for the furnishing and delivering of 

one payroll bookkeeping machine, and the manner 

indicated for payment therefor, be and the same 

hereby are approved; and be it further 


to advertise for five consecutive days in' 

the official newspaper for sealed proposals 

therefor, as required by law, 




Noes: None 






MENT WITH GUS ? AUTO PARTS. 



with GUS ALFIER and FRANK FICORATTA, copartners, 


GUS' AUTO PARTS, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 2,600 square feet 

in Buildings Nos. C-109, C-110, C-111, C.,112 and C- 

202, and an open area of 1,250 square feet at the 

rear of Building No. C-202, Outer Harbor Terminal 

Area, for a period of one year commencing April 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of $62,25, and that such 






Noes: None 


3Q. RD OF PORT C.:,%Aber.110NERS 

CITY OV OAKLAND 

/ 



MENT WITH PACIFIC STEVEDORING 

& BALLASTING COMPANY. 



with CHARLES D. HASELTINE, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of PACIFIC 

STEVEDORING & BALLASTING COMPANY, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 

1,805 square feet in Building E-501 at the foot of 

Jefferson Street, 1,564 square feet in Building E-502 

in the northeast corner of Clay Street Pier and 3,885 

square feet of outside area opposite Building E-502, 

for a period of one year commencing April 1, 1953, 


shall be upon the 'general form of license agreement 





Noes: None 


oAm OF PON'. COMMIS"; — Of = 




VENT WITH KOLSTERS TOOL AND 

DIE COMPANY® 



with ROBERT KOLSTERS, DOUGLAS KOLSTERS and 

JOHN KOLSTERS, copartners, doing business under 

the firm name and style of KOLSTERS TOOL AND DIE 

COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 2,463 square feet in 

Building No. 315, and 209 square feet in Building 

No. 317, Oakland Municipal Airport, for a period 

of one year commencing March 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of #133.60, and that such agreement shall 

be on the form customarily used for Airport purposes° 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark and President Galliano

BOARD OF PC AT COEMI5SIONERS 




MENT WITH E. C. RODGERS LIME 

& CEMENT COMPANY. 



with E. C. RODGERS, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of E. C. RODGERS 

LIME & CEMENT COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 486 square 

feet in Building E-510, 3,895 square feet in 

Building E-508 and 10,760 square feet of open 

area, in the vicinity of Clay and Washington Streets, 

south of First Street, for a period of one year commencing 

April 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of $255.91, 



Board*. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2,

BOARD OF PORT COM.1ISSIOrRS 




MENT WITH FRANK OLIVER & SONS. 



with FRANK OLIVER, JR. and EDWARD OLIVER, copartners 


style of FRANK OLIVER & SONS, as Licansee, providing 


of 851 square feet in Building H-208, Ninth Avenue 

Terminal Area; for a Period of one year commencing 

April 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 634.04, and 

that such agreement shall be upon the general form 

of license agreement customarily used by this Board, 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 


Absent : Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2

OF PORT COMMISSIONL.— 





WITH HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO. 


performance of the contract with H. C. HAGLUND, 

an individual doing business under the firm 

name and style of HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO., 

for the construction of offices and toilet 

facilities in Building No. 600, Oakland 

Municipal Airport (Auditor's No. 9360), be 

and it hereby is extended to and including 

April 25, 1953. 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark and President Galliano -2 

C cA

BOARD OF PORT COMEAISS: L".." 





WITH ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN. 

4/6 


performance of the contract with ETS-HOKIN & 

GALVAN, a corporation, for the furnishing and 

installing of electric wiring in Building 600, 

Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's No. 9359), 

be and it hereby is extended to and including 

April 25, 1.953. 




Noes: 

None 


vv.- Ate v a a .7gto, det "RM. 11. &soy 0 4.%, 

CITY OF OAKLi=„,: ID zI7 




WITH SCOTT CO. 


performance of the contract with WM. P. SCOTT, 

JR., JAMES B. LINFORD, JOHN C. McCABE and W. W. 

COCKINS, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of SCOTT CO., for the installation 

of gas fired heating equipment in 

Building 600, Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's 

No. 9361), be and it hereby is extended to and 

including April 25, 1953. 

At a regular meeting held April 20; 1953 


• Ayes: Commissioners Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 


BOA-i:D OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND `-/ 




WITH MORRILL PLUMBING CO. 


performance of the contract with EDWARD H. 

MORRILL and HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners, doing 

business under the firm name and style of MORRILL 

PLUMBING CO., for the furnishing and installing 

of plumbing equipment in Building 600, Oakland 

Municipal Airport, (Auditor's No. 9362), be and 

it hereby is extended to and including April 25, 

1953. 



Ayes: Commissione5s Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: 

None 


BOARD C. PORT CC-.,;:.ISSIONERS 






STRUCTION CO. 



CONSTRUCTION CO., a corporation, for the redredging,of 

slips along the westerly side of 

Market Street Pier, the easterly side of Howard 

Company Pier No. 2 and along the quay wall between 

the two piers, Oakland Inner Harbor 


to and including April 30, 19530 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commis sioner Clark and President Galliano -2

1 DA_ D OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 






hereby are approved or ratified, as the case 

may be: 

ADOLFO BARONI, Truck Driver and Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.04), 0300.00 

per month, effective April 16, 1953; 

HARRY A. BEARD, Port Electrician (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 4.14), $350.00 per month, 

effective April 20, 1953. 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


BOARD OF PORT COL: 1SSIONERS c/ 





SENCE. 



pay, for the reasons and time respectively shown, 

be and the same hereby are approved or ratified, 

as the case may be:. 

THEONELL N. MIRA.NDETTE, Power Equipment Operator 

or Mechanic or Laborer (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 5.02), with pay, for illness 

resulting from recurrence of injury 

received on duty, for eight consecutive 

days from April 6, 1953; 

JANE C. WOODARD, Payroll Clerk (Port Ordinance 


illness, for thirty consecutive days 

from April 22, 1953; 

DUDLEY D. BLINCOE, Engineering Aid (Port Ordinance 


personal reasons, for eight consecutive 

days from April 12, 1953; 



of absence heretofore granted LAWRENCE J. LODGE, 

Emergency Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance No, 222, 

Sec. 8.131) by Resolution No. B3182 for a further 

period of fifteen working days, commencing April 

20, 1953, with pay, be and the same hereby is 



of absence heretofore granted GERALDINE LUALLIN, 

Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 2.111) by Resolution No. B3182 for

a further period of thirty consecutive days, corn.,, 

mencing April 7, 1953, without pay, be and the 

same hereby is ratified; and be it further 


of absence heretofore granted LEROY DIAZ, Airport 

Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 6.03) by 

resolution No. B3143 for a further period of thirty 

consecutive days, commencing April 19, 1953, without 

pay, be and the same hereby is ratified* 




Noes: None 


:DARD OF PORT COL1ISSIO:.11.:1. 



RESOLUTION GRANTING MILITARY 

LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO A. C. 

MEADOWS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that A. C. MEADOWS, 

Assistant Traffic Manager (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 7.01), be and he hereby is granted 

a leave for temporary military service for a 

period of fifteen consecutive days, commencing 

April 25, 1953, with pays 

At a regular meeting held April 20, 1.953 



Noes: None 


'DARD OF PORT COMMIIONERS 




MENT PROVIDING FOR EXTENSION 

OF LICENSE WITH EDWARD M. BLOCH. 


and he hereby is authorized to execute an agreement 

providing for the extension for one year commencing 

December 1, 1952 of that certain license 

dated December 1, 1951 with EDWARD M. BLOCH, for 

the occupancy of certain space alongside the wharf 

at the foot of Franklin Street at a monthly rental 

based on three per cent of the gross sales, with 

a minimum of $500.00 per month, and that such agreement 

shall be upon a form approved by the Port Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissione5s Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -3 

Noes: None 


DO:IRD OF POL. COMMISSIONERS 





WITH HENRY J. ST. HILAIRE 

AND DOROTHY M. ST. HILAIRE. 



Agreement with HENRY J. ST. HILAIRE 

and DOROTHY M. ST. HILAIRE, dated April 1, 1953, 

modifying that certain agreement dated June 1, 

1952 by adding thereto an area of 40,095 square 

feet on Doolittle Drive in the northwest corner 

of Lot "F (#6)", at an additional monthly rental 

therefor of $200,48, and that such agreement shall 

be on a form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 













S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL. 552O351- 

ACME FIRE 

EXTINGUISHER CO 464— 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACIFIC COMPANY 2849 -- 

AL ACO DISTRIBUTORS 1962 



11915 

ANDERSON 


ASSOCIATED CRAFTS 

ASSOC I ATED 



B AKER & HAMILTON 


SUPPLY CO 

B AYAIRE RADIO 

S ERVICE 

B AY CITY FUEL 

O IL COMPANY 

87268 - 

19512- 

7716,- 

3997-- 

1 3 8 1 2 

J H BOYD 

B OW 1AND BELL 

B R ITZ CHEMI CAL 

COMP ANY 

7425-' 

79928-- 

B & W AUTO PARTS 1288-"- 

CALIFORNIA 



C ALI FORN I A 

STATE AUTOMOBILE 

9225- 

ASSOCI AT I ON 

CAMPBELL SOUP 

2158 

• COMP ANY 

CLARY MULTI PL I ER 

12259 

CORPORATION 1945- 

THE CLOCK SHOP 

D ALLM AN CO 

670-"- 


S ERVICE 

1800/

MERCED DE LA CRUZ 3938 

FRANK W DUNNE CO' 898-/ 


AND SUPPLY CO 

12587, 

EAST BAY RESTAURANT 

SUPPLY CO 50470- 


RAG WORKS 4739- 

E CONOMY LUMBER 

COMPANY 


SUPPLY CORP 11947-U 


LOCK SERVI CE 


LUMBER CO 4264- 

J Fr FEENEY 

6448 

FIDELITY ROOF 

COMP ANY 16000' 

J E FRENCH CO 737/- 

W P FULLER CO 1849/ 

GALLAGHER & BURK INC 5O63- 

G ENER AL ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY 16532/- 


SUPPLY. CORPORATI ON 1380-' 

GI LSON SUPPLY CO 28688 

G OODHUE PRINTING 

COMP A NY 5562 

GR ANA T BROS 26780-' 

GRINNELL COMPANY 

THEr GUIDE 


THE H ANCOCK OIL 

300'. 

COMPANY 21126- 

B OB hi ARR IS SIGNS 


26460.-- 

AND ASSOC, ATES 515 

W ARD ! HARRIS INC 

H E !ECK & MORAN 


7063/. 

677-- 

2911- 



C P , HUNT COMPANY 

2191/' 


1576/' 

BUSI NESS MACHINES 

CORPOR AT I ON 57165 

I NTERNATIONAL 

H ARVESTER COMPANY 2080/ 

E & R JAMES CO 


3337" 

W ORKS 

2085/

S TANLEY C JOHNSON 

EARLE M JOR GENSENo CO 

K EENE R I ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

R W KITTRELLE 

GEO A KREPL I N CO 

700 

198-- 

10314--' 

45000-- 

7897-- 


26564--- 


GRUNDY 2526- 

C MARKUS HARDWARE 

INCORPORATED 657— 

C W M AR WEDEL 

1435- 

ME CHAN I CS TOOL 

SUPPLY CO 172"- 

MONARCH TRUCK 

EQUIPMENT CO 2668-- 


COMP ANY 8243 


COMP ANY 

6771— 

OAKLAND ASSOCIATION 

- 

OF INSURANCE AGENTS 4899/ 


COMMERCE 20000-- 

THE OAKLAND JUNI (IR 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 3600 

O AKLAND PLUMBING - 

SUPPLY CO 

! 7218 

O AKLAND 

SCAVENGER COMPANY 400-- 

O AKL AND WORLD TRADE 

CLUB 40000-- 

O TR I CH COMPANY 2347 

P ACIFIC IC ELECTRIC 

MOTOR CO 5265."- 

P ACIFIC MARITIME 

ASSOCIATION 3550 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 


153485--- 

PACIF I C TOOL AND 


4 7 33," 

P ARKER ELECTRICAL 

MFG CO 

14 4 0 

P ETER SON TRACTOR & 

EQUI pMENT CO 

20556 

THE T H PITT COMPANY 1185/ 

P LANE TT MFG CO 

14304

R ANSOME COMPANY 

RHODES & 

JAMI ESON LTD 

RICHMOND CHASE 

COMP ANY 


COMPANY 

ROB,I0EAUX EXPRESS 

ROSS MERCANTILE CO 

RUBOT TOM LAMBERT & 

LEW1 S 

THE RUCKER COMPANY 

• A S ARGENT & CO 

S & C MOTORS 


S MITH BROTHERS 

INCORPORATED 

STANDARD OIL COMPANY 

OF 'C AL IFORNIA 


SUPPLY 

S TR ABLE HARDWOOD 

COMP ANY 


S YSTEM KEY WORKS 



TRAFFIC PUBLISHING 

COMP ANY INC 

THE TRIBUNE 

PUBL I SH I NG CO 

U S ,SPR LNG SERV'I CE 

U NITED SURPLUS SALES 

U NITED STATES 

STEEL SUPPLY 

3 OEGTLY & WHITE 

W ESTERN A IR L INES 

W ESTERN NEON 

CORPORATION 

W EST I NGHOUSE 

ELEC TR I C SUPPLY 

COMPANY 

W ESTERN DOOR & 

SASH CO 

H ARVEY W ILL I AMS 

HARDWARE 

ZELLERBACH PAPER 

COMP ANY 

EDISES & TREUHAFT 

CARL JOHNS 

149-'- 

2040 

72 5- 

11265--- 

38689 -- 

34930-' 

346 

14712,-- 

78387' 

1996/ 

11196-' 

383-' 

618/- 

433 

14332-"` 

1749- 

1979-". 

7998-' 

2132- 

6560' 

1150' 

5150,' 

2160 

1167 

19000



B 

By 


C H HIT TENBERGER INC 

RUTH J ZIMMERMAN RN 

ROBERT R HAMPTON MI) 

S ONO TONE OF OAKLAND 

D OUGLAS 

TOFFELMIER MD 


J 0 COATE MD 

L EONARD BARNARD MD 



P ARIS BROTHERS 

n i7 

2 2 5 9 

1 5 4 5 

1 7 5 0 

5500 

948 

1500 

1 0 0 0 

1 0 00'' 

4800 

1 0 6 3 0 6 –I 

1 4 7 1 9 7 6 

P ARIS BROS 

9 2 7 0 9 5 

ETS HOKIN & GALVIN 8 1 2 5 1 -- 

ALFRED J HOPPER 2 6 5 6 1 5 -- 

S COTT COMPANY 11 6 4 9 7 -- 

MORRILL PLUMBING CO 1 6 3 2 7 5 



for payment. 


CHIEE PORT ACCOUNTANT 

At a regular meeting held May 4, 1953 



COMMISSIONER 

9 9 3 3 7 5 1 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President 

Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None


CHIEF -TORT ACCOUNTANT 


BOP OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

By ti 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS, 




CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DDEMANDS 

Resolved that the following claims and demands, 





SPECIAL DISTRESS. CARGO FUND - 706: 

M,& B. Hirsch Co. 

$ 2,625.00 



for payment. 

- 



PORT MANAGER 


Noes: 

Galliano -5 

None 

Absent: None


CHIEF PORT/ACCOUNTANT 



At a regular 

li DARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


4 





FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending April 19, 1953 ,60768.75 

Payroll for week ending April 26, 1953 $60556.38 

Clerks Vacation payroll April 27, 1953 $6,247 .08 

$19,572.21 7/ 



payment. 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

meeting held May 4, 1953 

PORT MANAGER 


Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President 

Galliano -5 

None 

None

BOAl....3 OF P:RT COMMISSIONL 






payroll for the period ending April 30, 1953, 

in the amount of 58 0 000,00, hereby is approved* 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


Galliano -5 

None 

None

BOARD OF ORT COMMISSIO RS 




AGREEMENT WITH ABE 

SCHUSTER. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Fort Manager be 


with ABE SCHUSTER, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of an open area of 10,040 

square feet at the foot of Fifth Avenue, for a 

period of one year commencing March 1, 1953 with the 

payment of the sum of $100.40 as consideration for 


50.20 per month payable in advance commencin 

April 1, 1953 to and including January 1, 195 and 


of license agreement customarily used by this Board. 




Galliano -5 

Noes : None 

Absent: None

E3ARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY 0 OAKLAND 3 (,) 

RESOLUTION No. B 32]2 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SUP- 

PLEMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH 

SLICK AIRWAYS, INC, 



Agreement with SLICK AIRWAYS, INC., a 

corporation, dated April 1, 1953, modifying that 

certain agreement dated July 1, 1953 by deleting 

therefrom 2,604 square feet in Building No. 600 

at Oakland Municipal Airport, and that the total 

rental for the remaining premises occupied by 

Licensee shall be the sum of 07.84 per month, 

and that such agreement shall be on a form approved 


At a regular meeting held may It, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOA...) 01' PORT COMMiSSIO: S 




AGREEMENT WITH KEYSTONE 

STEEL & WIRE COMPANY* 



with =STONE STEEL & WIRE COMPANY, an Illinois 


by Licensee of an area of approximately 18,600 square 

feet in the warehouse at No. 930 Nineteenth Avenue, 

Including office and platform space and trackage 

privileges for two cars, together with the right to 

use the trucking roadway between the track platform 

and warehouse, for a period of one y ear commencing 

April 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of 7))1.00 and that 



At a regular meeting held may 4, 1953 


Ayes: commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and. Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

7


CITY OF OAKLAND 3 C' 


RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SUPPLEMENTAL 

AGREEMENT WITH DASCOMP AIRCRAFT 

SALES CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be and 

he hereby is authorized to enter into a Supplemental 

Agreement with DASCOMP AIRCRAFT SALES CO., a 

corporation, dated April 1, 1953, modifying that 

certain agreement dated September 1, 1953 by 

deleting therefrom an area of 3,940 square feet in 

Building No. 711 at Oakland Municipal Airport, and 

that the total rental for the remaining premises 

occupied by Licensee shall be the sum of 069.36 

per month, and that such agreement shall be on a 

form approved by the Port Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Gallia= -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF i'ORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH TRANSOCEAN 

AIR LINES. 



with TRANSOCEAN AIR LINES, a corporation, as 


of Office No. 1, Airport International Terminal 

Building, area of 229 square feet and closet area 

of 16 square feet, Oakland Municipal Airport, for 

a period of one year commencing February 1, 1953 at 

a monthly rental of $30.64 and a further sum equal 

to ten per cent, of the gross revenue in excess of 

$17.50 per barber-day of each month, and that such 

agreement shall be upon a form approved by the Port 

Attorney. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy Estep and Tulloch and President Gailiano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

j".

BOAkJ OF PORT COMMISSiONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 4-I,) 



AGREEMENT WI TN H. J. 

OLNEY. 


he hereby is authorized to enter into an agreement 

with H. J. OLNEY, as Licensee, providing for the 


of Hangar shop space in Hangar No. 28, Area "C", 

street side of bay, Oakland Municipal Airport, for 

a period of one year commencing March 1, 1953 at a 

monthly rental of $15.00, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the form customarily used for Airport 

purposes. 

At a regular meeting held May 14 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

04, - ■RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH D. PHILERICK. 


and he hereby is authorized, to enter into an agreement 

with D. PHILBRICK, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy of one-half of Building H-103, having 

an area of 2,000 square feet, and 2,920 square feet 

of open area adjacent thereto, in the Ninth Avenue 

Terminal, for a period of one year commencing 

February 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of g74.60, and 

that such agreement shall, be upon the general form 


At a regular meeting held May 14.1 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Gallia= -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None






CAN COMPANY. 



with AMERICAN CAN COMPANY, a corporation, as 


of an area of 32,000 square feet in Building H-215 

in the Ninth Avenue Terminal, for a period of one 

year commencing April 1, 1953 at a monthly rental 

of 3l,280.00, and that such agreement shall be upon 

the general form of license agreement customarily 




Ayes: Commissioners clerk, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano —5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND 4. 



AGREEMENT WITH E. S. 

TOMPKIN. 



with E. S. TOMPKIN, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 14,000 

square feet in sli p on north side of Livingston 

Street Pier, for a period of one year commencing 

March 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of 070.00, and 





Ayes: commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH SCAMMELL 

LUMBER CO. 



with J. W. SCAMMELL, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of SCAMMELL 

LUMBER CO., as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of an area of 1.5 acres at the foot of 

Fallon Street, for a period of one year commencing 

April 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of i026.70, and 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and president Galliano -5 

Noes: none 

Absent: none


CITY OF OAKLAND „..tf 

RESOLUTION NO. B 3221, 


PLEMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH 

LOUIS J. KROEGER & ASSOCIATES. 




Supplemental Agreement, dated May 4, 1953, 

modifying that certain agreement with LOUIS 3. 

KROEGER, an individual doing business under the 

firm name and style of LOUIS J. KROEGER & ASSOCI- 

ATES, as Contractor, to provide for the additional 

services by said Contractor to include a study 

and report concerning certain benefits received 

by the employees of the Port at an additional 

fee therefor of $500.00, and that such agreement 


Attorney* 

At a regular meeting held may 4: 1953 


Ayes: commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent :None


CITY OF OAKLAND L 

RESOLUTION No.B3222 


MENT WITH UNION OIL COMPANY OF 

CALIFORNIA, 

WHEREAS, the Port has entered into a 

certain lease, dated the 16th day of February, 

1953, and recorded on the 18th day of March, 

1953, in Book 6976 Official Records of Alameda 

County, California, at page 519, providing for 

the lease by the Port to NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES, 

INC., a corporation, of certain real property 

located on Ferry Street between Freight and 

Dolphin Streets, for a period of twenty years 

for use as a truck and drayage terminal; and 

WHEREAS, said NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES, 

INC., has entered into a certain Conditional 

Sale Contract with the UNION OIL COMPANY OF 

CALIFORNIA, a corporation, dated the 6th day 

of April, 1953, providing for the sale by UNION 

OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA to NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES, 

INC., of certain underground gasoline storage 

tanks, pumps and accessorial equipment; and 

WHEREAS, said Conditional Sale Contract 

requires the Port, as the owner of the premises 

upon which said truck and drayage terminal is 

located, to enter into a certain consent and 

agreement with UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 

whereby the Port consents to the making of the 

said agreement and agrees that the said UNION 

OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA may remove any and all 

property which may be placed by it upon said 

premises as provided in said agreement; and 

WHEREAS, this Board has considered the 

provisions of the said consent and agreement, 

and being fully advised in the matter; now, 



indicate its approval of the provisions of the

At a regular 

said consent and agreement with UNION OIL COMPANY 

OF CALIFORNIA, provided, however, that this approval 

is granted upon the express condition that UNION 

OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA shall promptly notify 

the Port Manager in the event that said NAVAJO 

FREIGHT LINES, INC, shall default in the making 

of any payment required by said Conditional Sale 

Contract, and upon the further express condition 

that UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA shall notify 

the Port Manager when said equipment has been 

fully paid for; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the Port Manager be and he 

hereby is authorized to execute said consent and 

agreement for and on behalf of this Board* 


meeting held may 4, 1953 

Ayes: commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and president Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION APPOINTING AND 

EMPLOYING SPECIAL COUNSEL 

IN CERTAIN PROCEEDINGS 

PENDING BEFORE THE INTER- 

. STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. 

BE IT RESOLVED that EERALD H. TRAUTMAN 

be and he hereby is ap p ointed and employed as 

Special Counsel, Part'Time, pursuant to the provisions 

of Section 3.1 of Port Ordinance No. 222, 

to render expert assistance to the Port Attorney 

in the application of the West Coast Trans-Oceanic 

Steamship Line to operate as a common carrier, 

being proceeding No. W-1019 pending before the 

Interstate Commerce Commission,* 

At meeting held 

a regular May 1.1., 1953 


Ayes: commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President calliano 

Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CONTRACT 

WITH HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO. 



WHEREAS, H. C. HAGLUND, an individual 


HAGLUND CONSTRUCTION CO., has faithfully performed 

all the terms and conditions of and has completed 

that certain contract with the Port, dated March 

9, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9360), for the construction 

of offices and toilet facilities in Building No. 

600, Oakland Municipal Airport; now, therefore, 

be it 










County Recorder of Alameda county* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and president Galliano –5 

Noes: None 

Absent:None 

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TRACT WITH ETS-HOKIN & 

GALVAN AND AUTHORIZING 

RECORDATION OF NOTICE 


WHEREAS, ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN, a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms and 

conditions of and has completed that certain contract 

with the Port, dated March 9, 1953 (Auditor's 

No. 9359), for the furnishing and installing of 

electric wiring in Building 600, Oakland Municipal 






with the performance of said contract be 

and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved; 




County Recorder of Alameda County, 

At a regular meeting held May 1 4, 1953 


Ayes: commissioners Clark, Davy, Es ,tep and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND c --0 



TRACT WITH SCOTT CO. AND 

AUTHORIZING RECORDATION 


WHEREAS, WM. P. SCOTT, JR., JAMES B. 

LINFORD, JOHN C. McCABE and W. W. COCKINS, copartners 


style of SCOTT CO., have faithfully performed all 

the terms and conditions of and have completed 

that certain contract with the Port, dated March 

9, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9361), for the installation 

of gas fired heating equipment in Building 600, 

Oakland Municipal Airport; now, therefore, be it 











At a regular meeting held May 1., 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy,Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Estep And 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





TRACT WITH MORRILL PLUMBING 

CO. AND AUTHORIZING RECOR- 

DATION OF NOTICE OF COM- 

PLETION. 

WHEREAS, EDWARD H. MORRILL and HENRY M. 

MORRILL, copartners doing business under the firm 

name and style of MORRILL PLUMBING CO., have faithfully 

performed all the terms and conditions of 

and have completed that certain contract with the 

Port, dated March 9, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9362), 

for the furnishing and installing of plumbing 

equipment in Building 600, Oakland Municipal 











County Recorder of Alameda County* 

At a regular meeting held may 41 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: none


41` 


RESOLUTION NO. 83228 


WITH T. L. ROSENBERG COMPANY 



WHEREAS, T. L. ROSENBERG COMPANY, a 

corporation, has faithfully performed all the 

terms and conditions of and has completed that 

certain contract with the Port, dated March 

19, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9380), for the installation 

of slimline fluorescent fixtures in 

Building 810, Oakland:Municipal Airport; now, 














Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -S 

Noes: None 

Absent:None

At a regular 





TRACT WITH HEALY TIBBITTS 

CONSTRUCTION CO. 

WHEREAS, HEALY TIBBITTS CONSTRUCTION CO., 

a corporation, has faithfully performed all the 


certain contract with the Port, dated October 15, 

1952 (Auditor's No. 9289), for the redredging of 

slips along the westerly side of Market Street 

Pier, the easterly side of Howard Company Pier 

No. 2 and along the quay wall between the two 

piers, Oakland Inner Harbor; now, therefore, be 

it 












meeting held May 4, 1953 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tullooh and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent:None




RESOLUTION APPROVING SPECI- 

FICATIONS FOR FURNISHING 

AND DELIVERING TWO FOUR-DOOR 

SEDAN AUTOMOBILES AND CALLING 

FOR BIDS THEREFOR. 




two four-,door sedan automobiles, and the manner 




to advertise for five consecutive days in 


therefor, as required by law* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President Calliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent :None



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pay, for the reasons and time respectively shown, 

be and the same hereby are approved or ratified, 

as the case may be: 

PAULINE LILLIS, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.111)2 

for illness, for fifteen consecutive 

days commencing April 23, 1953, the 

first three consecutive days thereof 

with pay and the remainder thereof 

without pay; 

J01114 GANASSIN, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.03), without 

pay, for personal reasons, for fiftynine 

consecutive days from August 3, 

1953; 

ROSE MARY SICKENGER, Legal Stenographer (Port 


for illness, for seven consecutive days 

from May 4, 19530 

At a regular meeting held May it, 1953 


Ayes: commissioners Clark, LevY, Estep and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent:None






ACTION AGAINST WESTERN SHIP 

SERVICE CO. 



action against WESTERN SHIP SERVICE CO. for 

unpaid rent and the repossession of Port property, 

and to take such steps in such proceedings as he 

may deem advisable, 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and Tulloch and President 

Galliano -5 

None 

None 

f




RESOLUTION EXPRESSING AP- 

PRECIATION TO THE OAKLAND 

TRIBUNE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that this Board does 

hereby express its appreciation for the helpful 

publicity given by the OAKLAND TRIBUNE to Propositions 

A, 4 and 9 which were approved by the 

qualified electors of the City of Oakland at 

the Nominating Municipal Election held on Tuesday, 

April 21, 1953, 




Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





PRECIATION TO THE OAKLAND 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 


hereby express its appreciation to the OAKLAND 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE for the assistance rendered 

in connection with the approval by the qualified 

electors of the City of Oakland of Propositions 

A, 4 and 9 at the Nominating Municipal Election 

held on Tuesday, April 21, 1953, 



Ayes: 

Noes : 

Absent: None 


Galliano -5 

None





PRECIATION TO THE CENTRAL 

LABOR COUNCIL. 


hereby express its appreciation to the CENTRAL 

LABOR COUNCIL for the assistance rendered in 

connection with the approval by the qualified 

electors of the City of Oakland of Propositions 

A, 4 and 9 at the Nominating Municipal Election 

held on Tuesday, April 21, 19530 

At a regular meeting held May 16 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano —5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





TO THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 

CO. FOR FURNISHING AND DE- 

LIVERING ONE PAYROLL BOOK- 

KEEPING MACHINE AND FIXING 


VIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 


furnishing and delivering to Grove Street Pier 

of the Port of Oakland one payroll bookkeeping 

machine be and the same hereby is awarded to THE 

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO„ a corporation, as the 

lowest responsible bidder, in accordance with the 

terms of its bid filed May 4, 1953; and be it 

further 


performance of the said contract in the amount of 

$546,93 shall be required and that the procedure 

prescribed by law shall be taken for the execution 

of such contract; and be it further 


amount of $546 0 93 accompanying said bid shall be 

held in lieu of bond to guarantee the faithful performance 

of said contract and that upon such performance, 

said check shall be returned to said 

bidder, 




Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None












S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 

2ND HALF APRIL 54916,06.' 

THE ADHESIVE 

P RODUCTS I NC 2070 

AIR REDUCTION 

P ACIFIC ,COMPANY 2613, 

A LBER S BROS 

MILLING CO 190000 

AMER I CAN BITUMULS & 

ASPHALT COMPANY 355' 

AMERI CAN CAST IRON 

P IPE COMPANY 

THE AMERICAN CITY 

MAGAZINE 400v 

A MER I GAN NEON 

D ISPLAYS 1 NC 1080" 


MANUFA CTUR ING CO 9944'- 

ASSURANCE GLASS CO 958"-. 


593 5 

WATER CO I NC 

ASSOCIATED 

S TATIONERS INC 10402-- 

E DWARD R BACON 

COMP ANY 

BANCROF T WHITNEY 

COMP ANY 


SUPPLY. CO 

B AYAIRE RADIO 

SERV l'OE 

B AY CITY FUEL 01 L 

COMP ANY 

BAY C I TY LUMBER 

COMP ANY INC 

B EAR I NG I NOUSTR I ES 

B R ADFORDS 

W 0 BRILL COMPANY 

CALIFORN IA 


AIRPORT EXECUTI VES 

IN CORPOR ATE() 

31760 

2576-- 

4666-' 

1723"- 

8455' 

4603"- 

924-- 

10979-- 

9 0 1 

1000--'

L ATHR OP MCD 

ELL I NWOOD AS 

EXECUTOR OF THE 

WILL OF LOUI SE G 

E LL INWOOD 

DECEASED 


SUPPLY CO 


LOCK SERVICE 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 



GMC TRUCK & 

COACH DIVISIO N 

GOODHUE PRI NTI NG 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY INC 


WESTON HAVENS 

H ERCULES EQUIPMENT & 

RUBBER CO INC 

HOGAN LUMBER COMPANY 



H URLEY MARI NE WORKS 

I NDUSTR I AL TRUCK 

S ALES 

INTERNATIONAL 

BUSINESS MACHINES 

CORPOR ATI ON 


H M LAWRENCE COMPANY 

N AT LENA 



L I BBY MCNE I LL 

L IBBY 


C MARKUS 

H ARDWARE INC 

M ATSON NA VI GAT ION 

COMP ANY 

MAXWELLS 

MELROSE SHEET METAL 

COMP ANY 


55000,00 

929-- 

3428' 

502, 

2447' 

1658 

6463'' 

43914,- 

6255- 

15000-' 

• 464 

1152/. 

875, 

7977' 

330, 

3586 

57800 

21996 

3083 

24540 

2992' 

908" 

1000" 

6995 

3111' 

324,. 

1288'' 

44918"

CALIFORNIA 

ASSOC I AT ION OF 


CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDRIES 1 NC 


CORPOR A T 10 N 


C AMER ONS 

CHANSLOR & LYON CO 


D IV Of TRAFFIC 

ENGINEERING 






COBBLEDICK K IBBE 

GLASS COMPANY 

COAST HE AT I NG & 

AIR CONDITIONING CO 

COCHR AN & CELLI 

GLEN L CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC 

THE COTTON DIGEST 

CRANE CO 

CYCLONE FENCE 

COMP ANY 


N EWS 

D ALLM AN CO 

ROBERT` P DANIELSON 

D E ATON FOUNTAIN 

S ERVICE 

L P GEGEN 

BELTING CO 

D ETROIT STEEL 

P RODUCTS CO 

D ONNELLY & 

ZAPPETTINI 


U TILITY DI STRICT 

EAST BAY RESTAURANT 

S UPPLY CO 


RAG WORKS 


COMP ANY 

THE ELECTRI C 

CORPORATION 


SUPPLY CORP 

9225 

825- 

660' 

2685-' 

16901 - 

155-' 

4562, 

282000 

2470-m 

335,, 

7780 

3750 

39 

8194, 

3675 

5520 

24371- 

4480 

513 

500 

12074- 

12864-' 

480- 

12500 

58251' 

14060' 

5923 

4042'' 

29256- 

865


COMP ANY 


O AKLAND CAMERA 

E XCHANGE 

OAKLAND 

MUNI CIP AL EMPLOYEES 

RETIREMENT SYSTEM 

O AKLAND OVERALL 

LAUNDRY 


SUPPLY CO 



P ACIFIC . COAST 

BUSINESS AND 




P ACIF IC RUSTPROOFING 

COMP ANy 

P AC IF VC SRI PPER INC 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




P ADDY 0 CHROME 

MFG CO 

P ARKER s 0 IESEL 

ENGI NEER I NG CO 

P ETER BI LT MOTORS 

COMP ANY 

GEO S .PETERSON SIGNS 

P ETER SON AUTOMOTIVE 

E LEC TRI C 

P ETERSON TRACTOR 

E QUIPMENT CO 

P OSTMASTER 

P IONEERS INC 

RHODES .1c 

J AM! ESON LTD 


COMPANY 

R GNEY , T ILE COMP ANY 

ROBER & BRUNE CO 

E C R ODGERS LIME & 

CEMENT CO 

14815-" 

3246-- 

895089-- 

16574-- 

1200 -- 

781-' 

3000-- 

86501,/ 

155 / 

11200/ 

350/ 

1 78 

97850,,- 

46960-" 

1906/ 

4320 - 

6737 

7203 

15030'-' 

67447 

904Z 

2950 

1967-' 

9088-7

H L ROUSE CO 


COMP ANY INC 

HOTEL SA I NTE CLAIRE 

S ANDERS GLASS 

COMP ANY INC 

SAN FRANCISCO 


SAN FRANCISCO 

GRAIN EXCHANGE 


OAKLAND BAY BO OGE 

S & C MOTORS 


S HIELDS HARPER & CO 

S I GNAL OIL COMPANY 

S I GNODE STEEL 

S TRAPPING COMPANY 

S I MON 'FIARDVV ARE CO 


S UPPLY 


TIRE CENTER 

5948F. 

18849-V 

28600" 

2373' 

9007 

1500,- 

4000" 

5064' 

175 9-' 

2848 O' 

160747-'' 

4868" 

1932-' 

14413' 

5974-' 

5546-' 


CORPORAT ION 1 3 5 00-" 

THE TRIBUNE 

PUBLISHING CO 

5404- 

U N ITED ?AUTOMOTIVE 

S ERV I pE 2560-' 

UNITED STATES PIPE & 

FOUNDRY CO 15634" 

VILLA LORENZO 12465-/- 

THE WALL STREET 

J OURNAL 200 Q 

WELSH & BRESEE 4336-' 

WESTERN CALIFORNIA 

CANNERS INC 1470'1 

WESTERN CITY 200' 

WESTERN EX TERMINATOR 

COMP ANY 

8000" 

WESTERN UNION 5 3 4-- 

WESTUNGHOUSE 

E L E C IR I C 

CORPQRAT I ON 1100"/ 

WEST! NGHOUSE 


COMPANY 5 144'

WEST PUBL I SHING CO 


VVR IGH T AND COMPANY 

INCORPORATED 

• J JONES 

P ORT PROMOTION. & 


COLOW ELL BANKER & CO 


T L ROSENBERG 

COMP ANY 

H AGLUND CONSTRUCTION 

COMP ANY 

ANNIE H. DAREEE AND ANDREW L. DARBEE 

AND EDWIN SPRAGUE PIFTqEURY, THEIR 

ATTORNEY 

618 

978 0 

1036 

26113 

62982'- 

500000-- 

17804-- 

292425'' 

283434 

1 6 8 , 7 6 9,2 0 



for payment. 

Certified as correct:z 

;4()) 

CRI1RT ACCOUNTANT 



By 

By 

At regular meeting held May 18, 1953 


By 

By 

PORT MANAGER 


1 4933718 

3 1 8 1 0 6.3 8 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep -L 

Noes: None 

Absent: President 00.11am –3.


CHIEF P9RT ACCOUNTANT 



By 

By 

BOARD OF PORT commissioNms 






FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending May 3, 1953 $8,906.90 

Payroll for week ending May 10,1953 $9,208.78 

$18,115.68 



payment. 

At regular meeting held may 18, 1953 


PORT MANAGER 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

President Galliano —1





MONTHLY PAYROLL, 


payroll for the period ending May 16, 1953, at 

noon, in the amount of ;358,000.00, hereby is 

approved, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep -Li. 

Noes: None 


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RESOLUTION AMENDING ARTICLE 

II, SUBDIVISION 2 OF THE BY- 

LAWS AND ADMINISTRATIVE RULES 

OF THE BOARD OF PORT COMMIS- 

STONERS. 






"2 0 Stated meetings shall be 


P. Mo, with a meeting of the whole 

immediately prior thereto, Bids 

for public work or supplies which 

are submitted in response to invitation 

therefor will be received 

at any time prior to the hour of 

3:00 o'clock P. M., at which hour 

said bids shall be opened, examined 

and publicly declared by the Board 

while still in session." 

RESOLVED that this resolution shall take ef.. 

feet May 19, 19530 

At re gular meeting held May 18, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tufloch, and Vice President Es P-4 

Noes: None 






COUNCIL TO ISSUE AND SELL 

PORT IMPROVEMENT BONDS® 

WHEREAS, the qualified electors of the City of 

Oakland, at a special municipal bond election held on 

Tuesday, April 21, 1953, voted in favor of incurring 

a bonded indebtedness in the principal amount of 

$10,000,000000 for certain improvements to the airport 

of the City of Oakland; and 

WHEREAS, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT is under the 

exclusive jurisdiction of the Board of Port Commissioners; 

and 

WHEREAS, this Board desires that all of said 

bonds be offered for sale at the earliest possible date; 


RESOLVED that this Board does hereby request the 

City Council to proceed at an early date with the issuance 

and sale of all of said $10 0 000,000.00 of bonds voted for 

airport improvements*, 

At regular meeting held xfa,y 18, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark„ Levy and Tulloch, Vice President Estop —it 

Noes: None 

Absent: President GalBane —1



RESOLUTION NO. B32I42 

RESOLUTION GRANTING KROW, 

INC. PERMISSION TO PERFORM 

CERTAIN WORK. 


plans and specifications submitted by KROW, INC. 

for construction of a 14' x 16' steel building 

on applicant's premises, at a cost to said applicant 

of 03,300.00, hereby are approved, and 

permission hereby is granted. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tullochs and Vice President Estep 

Noes: None 

Absent: resident Galliano -1



RESOLUTION NO. B 32i3 


AGREEMENT WITH WEST COAST 

ENGINE & EQUIPMENT CO. 



agreement with WEST COAST ENGINE & EQUIPMENT CO., 

a corporation, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 


feet on Timber Wharf H-105, including sheds, and 

438 square feet in leanto adjacent to sheds, for 

a period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, at 




At regular meeting held M y 18, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: President Gallia= -1





AGREEMENT WITH GROENIGER 

& COMPANY. 

BE IT RESOLVhll that the Port Manager be 


with WILLIAM GROENIGER, JR., an individual 


GROENIGER & COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy tby Licensee of an area of 1,260 

square feet in Building E-507, Clay Street Pier, 

for a period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of $50.40, and that such 


license agreement customarily used by this Board6 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep —4 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Ga3_liano





AGREEMENT WITH HILL AND 

MORTON, INC. 


he hereby is authorized to execute an agreement with 

HILL AND MORTON, INC., a corporation, as Licensee, 


of 965 square feet of office space and 4,300 square 

of shed space at the foot of Dennison Street, for a 

period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of 0206.20, subject, however, to recoupment of 

the sum of $3,050.00, without interest, from said 

rental at the rate of 017 0 16 per month during Licensee's 

occupancy of said premises, and that such agreementshall 


customarily used by this Board0 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep 

Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH THE REX 

COMPANY. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agree*, 

ment with J. PIERCE REX, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of THE REX COMPANY, as 


an open area of 9,000 square feet on the east side 

of Nineteenth Avenue near the Embarcadero, for a 

period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, with the 

payment of the sum of 00000 as consideration for 


$45.00 per month payable in advance commencing June 

1, 1953 to and including March 1, 1954, and that 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep .-I 

Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. B 3214,7 


MENT WITH CALIFORNIA JOBBING 

COMPANY. 



with JULIAN CARASH and HARRY T. HOLGERSON, copartners, 

doing business under the style of CALIF- 

ORNIA JOBBING COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 1,200 square 

feet in two temporary buildings in the area north 

of Terminal Building "F", Outer Harbor Terminal, 

for a period of one year commencing March 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of $24.00, and that such agree.. 

meat shall be upon the general form of license agreement 

customarily used by this.Board4 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tv3 Joon, and Vice President Estep -Li 

Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH CALIFORNIA. 

SPEEDBOAT ASSOCIATION. 


and. he hereby is author ized to enter into an agreement 

with CALIFORNIA SPEEDBOAT ASSOCIATION, as 


of an area of approximately 50 1 x 100 1 in the 

vicinity of the boat ramp at Oakland Municipal 

Airport, for a period of one-year commencing January 

1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 05.00, and 


of license agreement customarily used by this Board, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Ttalocho and Vice President Estep 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Canine.° -1





AGREEMENT WITH BUY-RITE 

TRUCK & EQUIPMENT INC. 



with BUY-RITE TRUCK & EQUIPMENT,INC., a corporation, 



Buildings Nos. C-209, C-210, C-211 and C-212 and 

an open storage area of 128,900 'square feet at 

Ferry and Petroleum Streets, Outer Harbor Terminal 

Area, for a period of one year commencing May 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of $680.50, and that such 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch, and Vice President Estep —4 

Noes: None 





RESOLUTION GRANTING MILITARY 

LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO JERRY 

WILLIAMS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that JERRY WILLIAMS, 

Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

6.05), be and he hereby is granted an indefinite 

leave of absence for military service 

commencing May 13, 1953, the first thirty 

consecutive days of which shall be with payo 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Gallia= –1







leave of absence heretofore granted LAWRENCE J. 

LODGE, Emergency Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 8.131) by Resolution No. B3203 for a 

further period of fifteen working days, commencing 

May 11, 1953, with pay, be and the same hereby is 



of absence heretofore granted GERALDINE LUALLIN, 

Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 2.111) by Resolution No. B3203 for a 

further period of thirty consecutive days, commencing 

May 7, 1953, without pay, be and the same 



of absence heretofore granted ROSE MARY SICKENGER, 

Legal Stenographer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

3,4) by Resolution No. B3231 for a further period 

of two consecutive days, commencing May 11, 1953, 

with pay, be and the same hereby is ratified and 

be it further 

RESOLVED that the leave of absence on account 

of illness granted RALPH A. WARD, Port Maintenance 

Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.03), 

for sixty-five consecutive days commencing April 

27, 1953, the first twenty-three consecutive days 

thereof with pay and the remainder thereof without 

pay, in accordance with the rules of the Civil Service 

Board, be and the same hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. B 325a 




LEWIS M. YACKAMOUICH to the position of Port 

Watchman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 802l), 

at a salary of $320.05 per month, effective 

May 12, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; 


RESOLVED that the termination of the 

temporary appointment of LOIS L. JACKSON to the 

position of Telephone Operator and Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.18), effective April 

30, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; 


RESOLVED that'the appointment of LOIS 

L. JACKSON to the position of Telephone Operator 

and Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.18), 

at a salary of $260.00 per month, effective May 

1, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano —1





SUPPORTING APPLICATIONS 

OF TRANSOCEAN AIR LINES 

TO CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD 

TO ENGAGE IN AIR TRANSPOR- 

TATION BETWEEN OAKLAND AND 

HAWAII AND POINTS IN THE 

FAR EAST. 


endorse and support the applications of TRANSOCEAN 

AIR LINES filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board 

for certificates of public convenience and necessity 

authorizing it to engage in air transportation between 

Oakland and Honolulu, T. H., and points in 

the Far East, Dockets Nos. 5843 and 5844; and be 

it further 

RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be and he 

hereby is authorized on behalf of this Board to intervene 

in said proceedings and support said applications, 

and to take any and all other necessary steps in connection 

therewith, 




Noes: None 






TO ED DEEMER BUICK, INC. FOR 

FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ONE 

FOUR-DOOR SEDAN EQUAL TO SUPER 

SERIES NO. FIFTY-TWO BUICK SE- 

DAN, AND FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 

BOND TO BE PROVIDED IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 


furnishing and delivering of one four-door sedan 

equal to Super Series No, Fifty-Two Buick Sedan 

be and the same hereby is awarded to ED DEEMER BUICK, 

INC., a corporation, as the lowest responsible bidder, 

in accordance with the terms of its bid filed May 18, 



of the said contract in the amount of $365.91 

shall be required and that the procedure prescribed by 




amount of $365.91 accompanying said bid shall be held 

in lieu of bond to guarantee the faithful performance 

of said contract and that upon such performance, said 

check shall be returned to said bidder* 




Noes: None 

Absent: 






TO SHEPARD CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 

CO. FOR FURNISHING AND DE- 

LIVERING ONE FOUR-DOOR SEDAN 

EQUAL TO SERIES SIXTY-TWO 

CADILLAC SEDAN, AND FIXING 


VIDED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 


furnishing and delivering of one four-door sedan 

equal to Series Sixty-two Cadillac Sedan be and the 

same hereby is awarded to SHEPARD CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 

CO., a corporation, as the lowest responsible bidder, 

in accordance with the terms of its bid filed May 

18, 1953; and be it further, 


of the said contract in the amount of $432635 

shall be required and that the procedure prescribed by 




amount of $432635 accompanying said bid shall be held 

in lieu of bond to guarantee the faithful performance 

of said contract and that upon such performance, said 

check shall be returned to, said bidder* 




Noes: None 







STALLATION OF TEN INCH WATER 

MAIN EXTENSION AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AND CAL- 

LING FOR BIDS THEREFOR. 



filed with the Board for the installation of a 

ten inch water main extension at Oakland Municipal 

Airport, and the manner indicated for payment 

therefor, be and the same hereby are approved; and 

be it further 




re q uired by law0 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Dilloch„ and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent : President Galliano -1












S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5480687," 

AIRPORT PLATING 

COMP ANY 

20 0 

AIR REDUCTION 


2116-' 

H AP AL? INA 

5637 

A LACO 04 SIR I BUTORS 

5234/- 

AMER I CAN DI STRICT 


400-". 

EDWARD ARRI OLA 

645-- 

ASSOCI ATED 


3695--" • 


ATHENS ATHLETIC CLUB 46960-" 


COMPANY 

7892/ 

G EO R BORRMANN 

S TEEL COMPANY 

J H BOYD 

7200-- 

W D BR I LL COMPANY 

182-' 

B RYAN T MOTOR COMPANY 

1676"' 

E 0 BULLARD 

COMP ANY 

BUREAU OF 

E LEC TR I C I TY 



C ARBOL I NEUM WOOD 

P RESERVING CO 


ELEC TR 1 CAL DEPT 



CI TV OF OAKLAND 

STREET DEPT 


COMPANY 

CHARLES K COLLINS 

CONTRA COSTA 

PUBLISH ING, CO 

THE COTTON TRADE 

jOURNAL 

D ALLMAN CO 

()EATON FOUNTAIN 

11901,-- 

515-"- 

20000-' 

368,87'r 

2693' 

18731-' 

28169-- 

4241-' 

5145' 

12387-


D oNNELLY & 

zAPPETT IN! 


RAG WORKS 


COMPANY 


3938' 

12500--- 

3554' 

8 6 8' 

LOCK SFRVI CE 350- 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 4754- 

W P FULLER & CO 3203- 

W ALTER N GABRIEL 67500-' 


COMPANY 8126-- 


S UPPLY COMPANY 1877 

G RAYB AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 2709-- 

A J HALES & CO INC 10025-- 


AND ASSOC! ATES 2060- 

W ARD HARRIS INC 18469' 

H E IECK & MORAN 866- 

W F HEINE SUPPLY CO 388 -- 


COMP ANY 28501-- 

H OGAN LUMBER COMPANY 1657- 

H OWARD TERMINAL 402-- 

H UDSON PRINTING CO 6232- 

H URLEY MARI NE WORKS 26414, 

INTERNATIONAL 

B USINESS MACHINES 

PORATI ON 7601,- 

JENSENS RAD I ATOP 

WORKS 


INVESTIGATION 500/ 

EARL.E M JORGENSEN CO 2621., 

KEENE R IESE 

S UPPLY CO 2097-- 

K ELLEY BLUE, BOOK 1200-, 

R W K TTRELLE 45000-,- 


4304 


4095' 

L AUREL REFRIGERATION 

COMP ANY 

B EN H L I DDON 

LINCOLN ENGINEERING 

COMP ANY OF CALIF 

MARCH ANT CALCULATORS 

I NCORPORATED 

3287 

10315-z 

11927 

515


INCORPORATED 2029" 

C W MARWEDEL 

880-- 

MONARCH LUMBER CORP 1 8472-' 

MUSIC AST 3000-' 

R N N ASON & CO 4681,' 


E XCHANGE 464-- 


SUPPLY CO 434/ 

O AKLAND RUBBER STAMP 

COMPANY 

OAKLAND SCAVENGER CO 5800--- 


EXCHANGE, 

THE OFFICIAL GUIDE 350.- 

P ACIFIC CLAY 

P RODUCTS 2856-' 


MOTOR CO INC 



609143 


ASSOCIATION 

173917-- 

PACIFIC SHI PPER INC 500-' 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 

TELEGRAPH t COMPANY 

P ACIFIC IC TOOL AND 

S UPPLY COMPANY 

1644O1-- 

P ARKER 

E LECTRICAL MFG CO 6165- 

P ETERSON TRACTOR & 

EOUI PMENT CO 2222- 

THE PROCESS , COMPANY 2009-- 

GLEN W REYNOLDS 

4000-'- 

RHODES & 

J AM! ESON,- L TD 120 0 


COMPANY 5107-- 

ROBERTS SURPLUS CO 

1545.v 


64875' 

H L ROUSE CO 1421-- 


COMP ANY INC 11 708-

S AVE WAY T1 RE & 


SHEPARDS CITATIONS 




S OUTHERN PACIFIC 

COMP ANY 

S TATE ELECTR IC 

SUPPLY 

1514 

4050-- 

5235-'- 

8880-- 

385- 

366 7- 

SSTATES TATES MARI NE 

CORPORATION 660- 

S TRABLE HARDWOOD 

COMP ANY 2924 -- 

S HERMAN SIR I NGER 400- 

CLYDE SUNDERLAND 927 

SUPERIOR TILE 

COMP ANY 695-- 

TAY HOLBROOK I NC 

5216-- 

TOWMO TOR CORPORATION 345- 

THE TRI BUNE 

PUBLISHING CO 5422 


SERV I CE 652-- 

U S SPRING SERV I CE 

609-- 

3OEGTLY & WHITE 

E C WENGER COMPANY 

WESTERN ASBESTOS CO 

WESTINGHOUSE 

ELECT ELECTRI C SUPPLY 

COMPANY 

THE WHITE MOTOR 

COMP ANY 

P ETER SANDBECK 

MI LLARD El GUMP MD 


P AULS PHARMACY 



PRESCRIPTION 

PHARMACY f 

P ERMANENTE HOSP I TAL 

S HIRLEY A M4 SHOU 

THE S AMUEL MERR I TT 

HOSPITAL 

WALTER L BYERS MD 

LEONARD BARNARD MO 

R J JONES 

5047 

232 

2080 

16347-- 

30751-' 

2000-- 

675' 

2800' 

453- 

5700 

98-- 

1199-- 

1500 -- 

2025-' 

300' 

20744.--

P ORT PROMOTION& 


L M CLOUGH COMPANY 

ETS HOKIN & GALVAN 

H AGLUND CONSTRUCTION 

COMPANY 

MORRI LL PLUMBING & 

HEATINGi 

I L ROSENBERG 

C OMPANy 

S COTT COMPANY 

LOUIS J KROEGER & 

A S S O C I ATEs 

CARLSON COLLINS 

G ORDON & BOLD 

D ONOHUE RICHARDS 

ROWELL & GALLAGHER 

4425 1 m 

64351-- 

2 2 6 4 5 2 -- 

173928 

54425 -- 

9 7 4 7 5 

123000-- 

270000— 

252678 



for payment. 


, • 

CRIEF7TO T ACCOUN TANT 

2 5 0 0 00 0-az 

110,375.92 



At a regular meeting held June 1, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Extep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

CHIEF-PORT ACCOUNTANT 



BOARD OF PORT CONNISSIONERS 

CITY Cr (=AND 

RESOLUTION NO. B3258 (SUPPLEIENTAIY) 




having been approved by the Auditing Camitee, be and 

the same are hereby approved and allowed by the Board of 

Past Camissioners and the Auditor is authorized to draw 


HARBOR rvIAMTM3ANCE AND 11)1107 T FUND #911. 

ANNIE H. DARBEE AND ANDREW L. DARBEE AND EDWIN 

SPRAGUE PILLSBURY, THEIR ATTORNEZ. 293.00 



for payment. 

At a regale/. meeting held June 1, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Clan Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUT ION NO. B3259 

RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ALLOWING CERTAIN 

CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 






SPECIAL DISTRESS CARGO FUND - NO. 706: 

LEW WINSTON $ 3,292.61 

PORT OF OAKLAND FUND 911 49101)1•76 

The foregoing is a, true list of all claims for 


for payment. 


CHIEF-pORT ACCOUNTANT 

S'T. PORT MANAGER PORT _MANAGER 





By 

COMMISSIONER 

$ 7,437.37 


Noes: None 

Absent: None


CHIEF-PORT ;ACCOUNTANT 

PORT MANAGER 



By 

By 







FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending May 17, 1953 $ 7,095.43 

Payroll for week ending May 2)1, 1953 $ 6,,281 ,.76 

$13,380.19 



payment. 



1 

BY asigii,i4 

II, '; ISS 

1 

•r 

10 

By AVAILmo 

oMM SSIONER 


Noes: None 

Absent: None







payroll for the period ending May 31, 1953, in 

the amount of $58,000.00, hereby is approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None






FIRST DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL 

ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF 

CALIFORNIA. 

.71( 


hereby is directed to record that certain lease 

dated January 31, 1953, between the City of Oakland, 

acting by and through this Board, and 

FIRST DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF THE 

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION FINDING CERTAIN ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE TO BE UNCOLLECTIBLE AND 

AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CHIEF 

PORT ACCOUNTANT AND THE CITY AUDITOR 

TO WRITE ' OFF THE SAME FROM THE BOOKS 

OF THE CITY. 


on the books of the Chief Port Accountant and the City 

Auditor which, by reason of being barred by the statute 

of limitations, or by reason of being disputed and 

without sufficient proof to sustain them, or by reason 

of the fact that the debtor cannot be located, or is 

financially unable to pay, or for other reasons, are 

uncollectible, and it has been recommended by the Port 

Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant that said accounts 

be written off the books of the City of Oakland; 


RESOLVED that upon the recommendation of the Port 

Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant the various accounts 

receivable hereinafter set forth are hereby found and, determined 

to be uncollectible, and the Chief Port Accountant 

and the City Auditor are hereby authorized and directed to 

write off from the books of the City of Oakland the following 

accounts receivable: 


Roy Meredith . . . . . . 

E. C. Culver . . . • . . . 

C. Whitely • • ..... 

C. H. Stoudt . • • • • • • 

Douglas Ryan , . . . . 

9 21.00 

.75 

1000 

5000 

3.00 

RESOLVED that notwithstanding the cancellation 

of said accounts, the Port Attorney shall hereafter take 

such action as may be appropriate to effect the collection 

thereof. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano - 5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION NO. B 3262+ 

RESOLUTION APHZOVING 

SPECIFICATIONS FOR 

PRINTING, FOLDING AND 

DELIVERING OF "PORT 

OF OAKLAND SAILING 

SCHEDULES" FOR FISCAL 

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 

1954, AND CALLING FOR 

BIDS THEREFOR. 



the Board for the printing, folding and delivering 

of "Port of Oakland Sailing Schedules" for the 

fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, and the manner 



3 6 



newspaper for sealed proposals therefor as 





Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 3 7 





FURNISHING LABOR, 

MATERIALS AND EQUIP- 

MENT FOR RECONDITIONING 

AND REPAIRING RAILROAD 

TRACKS FOR FISCAL YEAR 

ENDING JUNE 30, 1954, 

AND CALLING FOR BIDS 

THEREFOR. 



the Board for the furnishing of labor, materials 

and equipment for reconditioning and repairing of 

railroad tracks during the fiscal year ending 

June 30, 1954, and the manner indicated for payment 

therefor, be and the same hereby are approved; 




newspaper for segled proposals therefor as 

required by lawo 




Noes: None 

Absent: None






FURNISHING PILE DRIVER 

CREW FOR REPAIRS TO 

DOCKS AND WATERFRONT 

FACILITIES FOR FISCAL 

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 

1954, AND CALLING FOR 

BIDS THEREFOR, 



the Board for the furnishing of pile driver crew 

for repairs to docks and waterfront facilities 

for fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, and the 

manner indicated for payment therefor, be and 

the same hereby are approved; and be it further 




required by law° 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Galliano -5

20:.RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION APPROVING SPEC"- 

FICATIONS FOR FURNISHING AND 

DELIVERING;FILL, ROCK FILL 

AND CRUSHER RUN ROCK FOR 

FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 

1954, AND CALLING FOR BIDS 

THEREFOR. 




fill, rock fill and crusher run rock for the 

fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, and the manner 










Noes: None 

Absent: None





AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR 

ERECTION OF ONE-STORY 

WOODEN FRAME BUILDING AT 

THE FOOT OF FIFTH AVENUE 


FOR. 



with the Board for the erection of a one-story wooden 

frame building at the foot of Fifth Avenue, and the 

manner indicated for payment therefor, including 

progressive payments, be and the same hereby are 









Noes: None 

Absent: None





INTERVENTION IN PROCEEDINGS 

BEFORE THE FEDERAL MARITIME 

BOARD AND KNOWN AS DOCKET 

NO. 736* 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port of Oakland 

shall intervene in those certain proceedings pending 

before the Federal Maritime Board entitled, "Stockton 

Port District, Aron Canning Company, Cal-Oro Rice 

Growers, Inc., Farmers' Rice Growers Cooperative, 

Flotill Products, Incorporated, Lindsay Ripe Olive 

Company, Manteca Canning Company, Pacific Olive Company, 

and Producers Rice Milling Company, Complainants, 

vs, Waterman Steamship Corporation, Pope & 

Talbot, Inc., Pacific-Argentine-Brazil Line, Inc., 

and Pacific Coast-Puerto Rican Conference, Respondents 

known as Docket No. 736, relating to Puerto Rican 

steamship service from the Port of Stockton, and 

shall oppose the complaint on file therein, and the 

Port Attorney is hereby authorized and directed to 

file such papers and to take such steps as may be 

required in the premises* 

At a regular meeting held jnAlle 


1, 1953 


Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION GRANTING VAN 

BOKKELEN COLE CO. PER- 

MISSION TO PERFORM CER- 

TAIN WORK. 


plans and specifications submitted by VAN BOKKELEN 

COLE CO 0 for construction of a 240' x 400' onestory 

warehouse building on applicant's premises, 

at a cost to said Company of 330,000.00, hereby 

are approved, and permission hereby is granted. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND L/3 


RESOLUTION GRANTING GENERAL 

PETROLEUM COMPANY PERMISSION 



plans and specifications submitted by GENERAL 

PETROLEUM COMPANY for construction of a 76' x 24' 

one-story building on applicant's premises, at a 

cost to said Company of §10,000.00, hereby are approved, 

and permission hereby is granted. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION DETERMINING 

THAT LEASE OF CERTAIN 

PREMISES AT FIRST AND 

BROADWAY SHOULD BE MADE, 

APPROVING FORM OF LEASE 


DIRECTING ADVERTISEMENT 

FOR BIDS AND FINDING CER- 

TAIN FACTS IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 



of Oakland lease those certain premises at First 

and Broadway and more particularly described in 

the form of lease hereinafter mentioned, for a 

period commencing on the first day of the calendar 

month next succeeding sixty days after the adoption 

on final passage of the ordinance awarding said 

lease and continuing thereafter for a term of ten 

(10) years subject to renegotiation at the end of 

the first five (5) years to determine rental to be 

paid for second five (5) years, and failing mutual 

agreement cancellation, to the highest responsible 

bidder, and subject to other terms, provisions and 

conditions specified by this Board; and. 



Port Attorney under the direction of this Board, 

and filed with it, and said form of lease and notice 

and the provisions thereof are hereby fully approved; 



hereby is directed to publish said notice in the




check in the amount of 4250.00), on Monday, June 

15, 1953, at the hour of 3:00 P. M., and to furnish 

interested persons who may request them copies of 

such proposed lease; and be it further 

RESOLVED that each bidder shall accompany 

his bid with a check in the amount of 41,500.00 as 

a guarantee to invest '150,000.00 in improvements, 

after which it shall be applied as minimum rental 

for the following three months, to be held by the 

Board and retained by it; and be it further 



satisfactory to it. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

] 


CITY OF OAKLAND 3-- 


RESOLUTION DETERMINING THAT 

LEASE OF HANGARS 4 AND 5 AND 

CERTAIN ADJACENT BUILDINGS 

AND APPURTENANCES AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT SHOULD BE 

MADE, APPROVING FORM OF LEASE 


DIRECTING ADVERTISEMENT FOR 

BIDS AND FINDING CERTAIN 

FACTS IN CONNECTION THERE- 

WITH. 



of Oakland lease Hangars 4 and 5 and certain adjacent 

buildings and appurtenances at Oakland 

Municipal Airport, more particularly described 

in the form of lease hereinafter mentioned, for 

a period of five (5) years commencing on the 

first day of November, 1953, to the highest responsible 

bidder, and subject to other terms, 

provisions and conditions specified by this Board; 

and 



Port Attorney under the direction of this Board 

and filed with it, and said form of lease and 

notice and the provisions thereof are hereby fully 

approved; now, therefore, be it 


hereby is directed to publish said notice in the 




check in an amount equal to treble the rental bid 

for one month and each to be accompanied by a check 

in the amount of 4;;250.00) on Monday, June 15, 1953,

at the hour of 3:00 P. M., and to furnish interested 

persons who may request them copies of such proposed 

lease; and be it further 



satisfactory to it 

At a,regular meeting held June 1, 1953 


Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING COMPROMISE 

AND SETTLEMENT OF CLAIM AGAINST 

SHAW BROS. & ASSOCIATES. 

WHEREAS, SHAW BROS. & ASSOCIATES are indebted 

to the Port in the amount of $720.00 for 

dockage charges on three barges moored in the Air, 

port Channel and in the amount of 024.48 for incidental 

expenses, a total of 0744.48; and 

WHEREAS, SHAW BROS. & ASSOCIATES have 

offered to compromise and settle said charges by 

the payment of $500.00 in cash; and 

WHEREAS, it appears that said offer is 

fair and equitable and that the best interests of 

the Port would be served by accepting said offer 

of compromise and settlement; and 

WHEREAS, the Port Attorney and Chief 

Engineer have recommended the acceptance of said 

offer; now, therefore, be it 


hereby is authorized to compromise and settle said 

claim upon the payment to the Port of the'sum of 

4500.00; and be it further 


hereby is authorized for and on behalf of the Port 

to execute any and all necessary papers. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH THOMAS 

TAYLOR, 



with THOMAS TAYLOR, as Licensee, providing for 


feet in Building No. E-518 at First and Washington 

Streets and 6,000 square feet of open area adjacent 

thereto, for a period of one year commencing April 

1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 642.00, and that 


license agreement customarily used by this Board., 



. Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Estep, Levy and Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH HOVE SCALE 

COMPANY. 



with HOWE SCALE COMPANY, a corporation, as 


of Building No. C-311, at the foot of Fifth Avenue, 

for a period of one year commencing June 1, 1953, 

with the payment of the sum of 4i200.00 as consideration 

for the execution of said agreement and a 

rental of 4100000 per month payable in advance commencing 

July 1, 1953 to and including April, 1954, 



Board. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH SKY COACH 

AGENCY OF NEVADA, INC. 



agreement with SKY COACH AGENCY OF NEVADA, INC., 


occupancy by Licensee of an area of 328 square 

feet in Building No. 130, Room No. 6, with counter 

space, and 41 square feet in closet adjacent thereto, 

Oakland Municipal Airport, for a period of one year 

commencing December 1, 1952, at a monthly rental of 

456.23, and in addition thereto Licensee shall pay 

monthly the sum of 0.50 for use of the public address 

system, and that such agreement shall be upon 

the form customarily used for Airport office purposes. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clar4 Estep, Levy and. Tulloch and President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH NOR-CAL 

SUPPLY COMPANY. 



agreement with CHARLES H. WRIGHT and SAM JOHN- 

STONE, copartners doing business under the firm 

name and style of NOR-CAL SUPPLY COMPANY, as 


of an area of 4,000 square feet in Building No. 

739 and 856 square feet in Building No. 609, Oakland 


commencing May 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

TI,194.24, and that such agreement shall be upon 

the form customarily used for Airport purposes. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Ester, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Galliano -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



5- 



MENT WITH MILLER ACCESSORY 

SERVICE, 



agreement with MARVIN B. MILLER, an individual 


MILLER ACCESSORY SERVICE, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 780 

square feet in Building No. 647, Oakland Municipal 

Airport, for a period of one year commencing April 

1, 1953, with the payment of the sum of 4i62.40 as 

consideration for the execution of said agreement 

and a rental of 431.20 per month payable in advance 

commencing May 1, 1953 to and including February, 

1954, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Airport purposeso 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





PLEMENTAL AGREEMENT WITH BUY- 

RITE TRUCK & EQUIPMENT, INC., 

CONCERNING PURCHASE BY THE 

PORT OF IMPROVEMENTS IN THE 

SUM OF 05,200.00 IN THE EVENT 

OF TERMINATION OF OCCUPANCY. 


and he hereby is authorized to . enter into a Sup 

plemental Agreement with BUY-RITE TRUCK &EQUIP., 

MENT, INC., a corporation, as Licensee, authorizing 

Licensee to construct at its own expense a cyclonetype 

fence around its licensed premises in the 

Outer Harbor Terminal Area at a'cost not to exceed 

$5,200.00, and that said sum shall be recouped, 

without interest, from the rental paid 

by Licensee at the rate of 4145.00 per month 

during Licensee's occupancy of said preMises, 

with any unrecouped balance to be paid by the 

Port to said Licensee, and that such agreement 





Noes: None 

Absent: None





EXTENSION OF LEAVE OF 

ABSENCE GRANTED TO JANE 

C. WOODARD. 


leave of absence heretofore granted JANE C. WOODARD, 

Payroll Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.26) 

by Resolution No. 53203 for a further period of 

thirty consecutive days, commencing May 22, 1953, 

without pay, be and the same hereby is ratified, 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

3OARD OF PORT COMMISSION771.9 


RESOLUTION NO.B 3282 



BE IT RESOLVED that the following appoint, 

meats hereby are ratified: 

ELMUS CLOUD, Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 6.05), $225.00 per month, effective 

May 19, 1953; 

CLOVIS V. V4ILLIAMS, Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6.05), ;225.00 per month,effective 

May 20, 1953; 

FRANK CAIN, Power Equipment Operator or Mechanic or 

Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.02), 

” 390.00 per month, effective May 25, 1953; 

JULIA T. DAVIDSON, Intermediate Stenographer Clerk 

(Fort Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.111), ;240.00 

per month, effective May 26, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the following temporary appointments 


JACK V. SHAFFER, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6.03), 290.00 per month, effective 

May 17, 1953; 

ANDERSON J. WALKER, Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6.05), $225.00 per month, effective 

May 23, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the following appointments for 

temporary services hereby are approved or ratified, 

as the case may be: 

GEORGE W. WINDHAM, JR., Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance 


May 23, 1953;

STANFORD J. LINDMAN, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 


May 26, 1953; 

HUGO C. ANDERSEN, Painter (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

5.07), 350.00 per month, effective May 27, 1953; 

GEORGE C. PETERSON, Painter (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec, 

5.07), 050.00 per month, effective May 27, 1953; 

WOODROW W. ROBINSON, Painter (Port Ordinance No. 222, Seco 

5007), $350.00 per month, effective May 28, 1953; 


RESOLVED that PRINTIST IVORY hereby is reinstated 

to the position of Painter (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 5.07), for temporary services, at a salary of 

$350000 per month, effective May 27, 1953; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that ALDINE LOCKETT hereby is reinstated 

to the position of Painter (Port Ordinance No. 

222, Sec. 5.07), for temporary services, at a salary of 

$350,„00 per month, effective June 1, 1953; and be it 

further 


of ELIZABETH P. SYKES to the position of Intermediate 

Stenographer-Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec o 2.111), effective May 24, 1953, be and the same 


RESOLVED that the appointment of ELIZABETH P. 

SYKES to the position of Senior Stenographer-Clerk 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.12), at a salary of 

$290.00 per month, effective May 25, 1953, be and the 


At a regular , meeting held June 1, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: None

E., a*, a ~-r^^" 4..........111V11•114.7.71%.11■111GCC 


RESOLUTION No.B3283 









SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5587144,-- 

ACME FIRE 

EXTI NGU I SHER CO 3708-7- 

ACME SCALE COMPANY 

A IR REDUCT I ON 



UNION HIDE CO 

AMER CAN I NST TUTE 

O F STEEL 

CONSTRUCT ION 1 NC 

AMER I CAN NEON 

D ISPLAYS INC 

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF 

H EATING AND VENT 

ENG I NEERS 

ASSOC I A TED 



AV I ATION MATERIALS 


B AKER HAMILTON 


COMP ANY 

BAY C TY FUEL 01 L 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY INC 

BEAR I NG ENGINEERING 

COMP ANY 

B EAR I NG I NDUSTR I ES 

G EO R BORRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

BR AOF OR OS 

W 0 BR I LL COMPANY 

BR I TZ CHEMICAL 

COMP ANY 

BROWN DRAYAGE CO 

B RYANI T MOTOR COMPANY 

H OTEL CAL I FORN I AN 

CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDRIES INC 


COMP ANY 

13500-'7 

602_4-7- 

42148-7 

1 08 

750-' 

14433-7 

2248' 

250-7 

7143-7 

1957-7 

5496-7- 

39815-7 

1 3 98/' 

1 6 7 1,-- 

5750-7- 

3504" 

39017-7 

51957- 

660-' 

32428-7' 

450 

2825-7

D ON C ASS SIGNS 

CENTRAL SERVICE 







CLARY MOLT I PL I ER 

CORPOR AT ION 

L M CLOUGH CO 

COBBLED I CK K 'BRE 

GLASS COMPANY 

R L COPELAND 

A B CURRY 

DEATON FOUNT A I N 

SERVICE 

D ONAHUE R CHARDS 

POWELL & GALLAGHER 



AND SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY 

EXCAVATING CO 

EAST BAY IRON & 

METAL CO 


U TILITY DI STRICT 

EAST BAY SA N I TAR Y 

R AG WORKS 


CO'MP ANY 

THE E LE CTR I C 

CORPORATION 


SUPPLY CORP 


SUPPLY CO 


L OCK SER V I CE 

EUREKA M I LL AND 

L UMBER CO 

FARR I STEEL COMPANY 

FRICTION MATERIALS 


W P FULLER X CO 


GI LSON SUPPLY CO 

THE GUI DE 

PURL I SH ING CO 


COMP ANY 

H ARBOR PLYWOOD 

CORPOR AT ION OE 

CAL I FORNI A 


H E IDT EQU I PMENT 

COMP ANY 

C J HENDRY CO 

H ORAR T SALES & 

SERV 1 CE 


H UDSON PR I NT INC CO 

J- 7 

7912-- 

2000' 

940-- 

2693!"- 

7086 

1928/ 

515 

54382 

4095" 

316 

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1185-' 

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2917'' 

3646z' 

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299-- 

5284/ 

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1 7 6 1 

4 0 9 9 

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1 4 6 5 -"

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COR p OR AT I ON 

JFNSENS RAD I AToR 

w ORK S 

KEENE R 'ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

THE K I NNE AR 

MANUF A CTUR I NG 

COMPANY 


JOHN C KUPEERLE 

FOUNDRY COMPANY 

L A IRD S STA T ONERY 

H ARRY B LAKE 

H OTEL LE AMI NGToN 


H EAT NG SUPPLY INC 

C mARKUS HARDWARE 


C MARWEDEL 


SUPPLY CO 


MUSIC AST 

MCCUTCHEN THOMAS 

MATTHEW GRIEF I THS & 

GREENE 

R N N ASoN & CO 

NATIONAL FIRE 

P ROTECTION 

ASSOC! ATI ON 

NATIONAL INSTITUTE 

O F muNiCrPAL 

LAW OFF !CEPS 

NATIONAL LEAD 

COMP ANy 


IDIRBORLIMEN IIONV DitEREgic FOND #469 

HARBOMIRIV 'MEM= RIED^#4/9 

OAKLAND 

mUN1 C IP AL EMPLOYEES 



SUPPLY CO 

O AKLAND R M AND 

W HEEL CO 


OAKLAND 

SCAVENGER COMPANY 


MOTOR CO 


ELEC TR I C COMPANY 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




PALO ALTO A I Rp0E- T 


58569.-- 

1360 

15746-" 

40816-- 

5866'- 

876-- 

28500 

3989 

3711, 

4571v 

9298-- 

3000-- 

32710--' 

2228," 

1250-- 

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1 9 6 5 0 0 

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2621 

6000° 

499-- 

48888--- 

350 

16400 / 

1144/

P AULI & GRIFFIN CO 

P AYNE MAHONEY INC 

P ETERSON A UTOMOTI VE 

ELEC TR C 


EQUIPMENT CO 

P HOENIX PHOTO 

E NGRAVING CO 

THE T H TT COMPANY 

PL ANE TT MFG CO 


RHODES & 

J AMI ESON LTD 


ROBBI NS P I PE & 

MACH I NERY CO 

ROBER TS SURPLUS CO 

E C RODGERS L I ME & 

CEMENT CO 

SA AKES 

SANDERS GLASS 

COMP ANY INC 

SAN FRANCISCO 

O AKLAND BAY BR I DGE 

S & C MOTORS 

SCREENT I TE DOOR CO 



Si MON HARDWARE CO 


INCORPORATED 


SUPPLY 

STRABLE HARDWOOD 

COMP ANY 

STRAUB MANUFACTURING 

COMP ANY INC 

TALCHEM 


THOMAS SUPPLY 

COMP ANY 

TIRES UNLIMITED 



THE TR I BUNE 

PUBL SHING CO 


SERVICE 

VOEGTLY & WHITE 

WARD LEONARD 

ELECTRIC CO 


W EST CO AST WELD I NG 

COMP ANY 

2288-/ 

680, 

3774v 

1523," 

70 4 " 

4527-- 

4769,- 

6024--" 

6199-- 

16090- 

4120 V- 

13456 

24667- 

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546" 

7122 

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, By nc- 

v w l„ PRESID NT 

By 

'SECRETARY 

Noes: None 

W ESTERN' EXTERMI NATOP 

C OMP ANY 

W ESTERN IRON & 

METAL CO 


W EST PURL ISHING CO 

THE WHITE 

MOTOR COMPANY 

M WILLIAMS & SONS 

INCORPORATED 




H OSPITALS 


H OSPITAL 

• LLAR) E DUMP MU 


SONOTONE OF OAKLAND 

CHARLES H OF VAUL MO 

R J JONES 


DEVELOPMENT FWNn 


L M CLOUGH CO 

CHAS M DON 

CITY CLERK 

4 


By 

By 

8000" 

6 9 8 7 2 

3 6 

6 1 8 

648 --- 

33700-- 

10595/-- 

2186 

750"" 

250' 

1350-/' 

11 85 

1 0 0 0 

1 1 9 6 9'' 

80959". 

59236/- 

301046 



for payment. 


1/ - ,..-., L / Arfs,n4:-- 

CHIEF7P0 T ACCOUNTANT 'T. PORT MANAGER 





10666484 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIO ERS 






FUND. 






further 








HARBOR MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT FUND #911:, 

?'=0 .:1 Weet: ending V31/53 /142 

" V1Y33 _on 



payment. 


CHIEF-PORT ACCOUNTANT 



By 

By 

v -\ A 

:\ 

.PRESIDENT 

SE TARY 



By 

By 

,o0 

PORT MANAGER 


Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and T h and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: President o .-1







payroll for the period ending June 15, 1953, 

in the amount of 000. 00, hereby is approve do 




Noes: None 






TO DANILO PRODANOVICH FOR IN- 

STALLATION OF WATER MAIN EX- 

TENSION AT E OAKLAND MUNICIPAL 

AIRPORT; FIXING THE AMOUNT 

OF BONDS TO BE PROVIDED IN 

CONNECTION THEREWITH; RE, 

JECTING ALL OTHER BIDS; AND 

DIRECTING RETURN OF CHECKS 

TO BIDDERS. 


installation of a ten inch (10") water main extension 

at Oakland Municipal Airport be and the 

same hereby is awarded to DANILO PRODANOVICH, as 

the lowest responsible bidder, in accordance with 

the terms of his bid filed June 1, 1953; and be 

it further 


performance of the work in the amount of $3,494.00 















Noes: None 






OF DANILO PRODANOVICH. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of DANILO 

PRODANOVICH, executed by THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY 

ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD., a corporation, each 

in the amount of $3,494.00, for the faithful performance 

of his contract with the City of Oakland 

for the installation of a ten inch (10") water main 

extension at Oakland Municipal Airport, and for 

labor and materials and .amounts due under the Unemployment 


be and the same hereby are approved* 




Noes: None 





THE EXECUTION OF THE 

GRANT AGREEMENT WITH 

CIVIL AERONAUTICS AD- 

MINISTRATION - PROJECT 

NO. 9-04-037..308. 

WHEREAS, on May 28, 1953, the Civil Aero.. 

nauties Administration, by the Department of Commerce, 

submitted to the Board of Port Commissioners of the 

City of Oakland a Grant Agreement whereby the United 

States Government obligated itself in the maximum 

amount of $54 0 887.00 under the terms and conditions 

set forth in said Grant Agreement; and 

WHEREAS, offer of said Grant Agreement is 

set forth as follows: 

Part I - Offer 

Date of Offer May 28, 1953 

Oakland Municipal Airport 

Project No. 9-04-037-308 

Contract No. C6ca-4550 

TO: The City of Oakland, California 

(herein referred to as the "Sponsor") 

FROM: The United'States of America (acting through 

the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, herein 

referred to as the "Administrator") 

WHEREAS, the Sponsor has submitted to the Administrator 

a Project Application dated April 29, 1953 for a grant 

of Federal funds for a project for development of the 

Oakland Municipal Airport (herein called the "Airport"), 

together with plans and specifications for such project, 

which Project Application, as approved by the Administrator, 

is hereby incorporated herein and made a part hereof;and 

WHEREAS, the Administrator has approved a project for 

development of the Airport (herein called the "Project") 

consisting of the following described airport development: 

Construct additional concrete plane 

parking apron adjoining west side of 

present apron. (The airport development 

to be accomplished, herein described, 

is in addition to that contemplated 

under the Grant Agreements 

between the Sponsor and the United 

States under Projects 9.04-037..8010 

9..04 ..037-802, 9-04-037.403, 9..04- 

037..104, 9-04..037-105, 9.04-037..206

and 9.404-037.307 ) 

all as more particularly described in the property map 

and plans and specifications incorporated in the said 

Project Application; 

NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to and for the purposes of 

carrying out the provisions of the Federal Airport Act 

(60 Stat, 170; Pub. Law 377, 79th Congress), 

and in consideration of (a) the Sponsor's adoption 

and ratification of the representations and assurances 

contained in said Project Application, and its acceptance 

of this Offer, as hereinafter provided, and 

(b) the benefits to accrue to the United States and 

the public from the accomplishment of the Project and 

the operation and maintenance of the Airport, as herein 

provided,. 

THE ADMINISTRATOR, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED STATES, 

HEREBY OFFERS AND AGREES to pay, as the United Statest 

share of the costs incurred in accomplishing the project, 

54.14 per centum of all allowable project costs, 

subject to the following terms and conditions: 

1. The maximum obligation of the United States 

payable under this Offer shall be $54,887.00 

The Sponsor shall 

(a) begin accomplishment of the Project 

within a reasonable time after acceptance 

of this Offer, and 

(b) carry out and complete the Project 

in accordance with the terms of this 

Offer, and the Federal Airport Act 

and the Regulations promulgated there.. 

under by the Administrator in effect 

on the date of this Offer, which Act 

and Regulations are incorporated 

herein and made a part hereof, and 

(e) carry out and complete the Project 

in accordance with the plans and 

specifications and property'map incorporated 

herein as they may be revised 

or modified with the approval 

of the Administrator or his duly 

authorized representatives, 

3. The Sponsor shall operate and maintain the 

Airport as provided in the Project Application 

incorporated herein. 

4. The maximum amounts of building space which 

the Sponsor shall be obligated to furnish 

civil agencies of the United States for the 

purposes and on the terms and conditions 

stated in paragraph 9 of Part III of the 

Project Application for Project No. 9-04•037801, 

shall be asset forth in the attached schedule 

of maximum space requirements which is incorporated 

herein and made a part hereof.

5 * Any misrepresentation or omission of a material 

fact by the Sponsor concerning the Project or 

the Sponsor's authority or ability to carry 

out the obligations assumed by the Sponsor in 

accepting this Offer shall terminate the obligation 

of the United States, and it is understood 

and agreed by the Sponsor in accepting 

this Offer that if a material fact has been 

misrepresented or omitted by the Sponsor, the 

Administrator on behalf of the United States 

may recover all grant payments made, 

60 The Administrator reserves the right to amend 

or withdraw this Offer at any time prior to its 

acceptance by the Sponsor. 

7 0 This Offer shall expire and the United States 

shall not be obligated to pay any of the allowable 

costs of the Project unless this Offer has 

been accepted by the Sponsor within 60 days from 

the above date of Offer or such longer time as 

may be prescribed by the Administrator in writing. 

S. The Sponsor hereby adopts and asserts as apn 

plying directly to this Project the representations 

contained in paragraphs 1, 5, and 

6 of Part II of the Project Application dated 

September 12, 1949 for Project No. 9*,)040370*801 

and the Sponsor's Assurances contained in Part 

III of said Project Application, which are made 

a part hereof as though the same were expressly 

set forth herein, 

The Sponsor's acceptance of this Offer and ratification and 

adoption of the Project Application incorporated herein shall 

be evidenced by execution of this instrument by the Sponsor, 

as hereinafter provided, and said Offer and acceptance shall 

comprise a Grant Agreement, as provided by the Federal Airport 

Act, constituting the obligations and rights of the United 

States and the Sponsor with respect to the accomplishment of 

the Project and the operation and maintenance of the Airport. 

Such Grant Agreement shall become effective upon the Sponsor's 

acceptance of this Offer and shall remain in full force and 

effect throughout the useful life of the facilities developed 

under the Project but in any event not to exceed twenty years 

from the date of said acceptance* 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

THE ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

By (Signed) JAMES E. READ 

Acting Regional Administrator, Region IV

SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM SPACE REQUIREMENTS 

CAA Activities and Equipment 

Airway Communications Station 

Operating Room . . . . . . . . . . . . 550 Sq. Ft, 

Chief Communicator's Office ...... . . . 185 Sq. Ft. 

Storage Room.. . . .0 144 Sq. Ft, 

Equipment Room . . . . . . . ........ 0 150 Sq. Ft. 

Sub-total TM Sq. Ft* 

Communications Maintenance Space 

0ffi ce......... . . . ....... . 200 Sq. Ft, 

Storage Room 100 Sq. Ft® 

Maintenance Shop 200 Sq. Ft. 

Standby Engine Generator included w/ATC Tower 

below . . . . . . ..... . ..... 0 0 

Sub-total . 4 500 Sq. Ft* 

Airport Traffic Control Tower 

Control Room ......... . . . . . . 256 Sq. Ft. 

Chief Controller's Office . . . . ...... 150 Sq. Ft* 

Equipment Room including Radar 400 Sq. Ft. 

Storage Room 100 Sq. Ft. 

Standby Engine Generator for Central Standby 

Plant . . .. . ... . . . . .... , 320 Sq. Ft. 

Sub-total 1226 Sq. Ft® 

Total 2755 Sq. Ft. 

Weather Bureau Activities and Equipment 

Office Space Storage Space 

Office of Official in Charge 150 Sq. Ft. None 

Observatory for hourly airway 

observations ..... . 0 302 Sq. Ft. 108 Sq. Ft, 

Meteorological aviation briefing 

office ..... . . . . . , 196 Sq. Ft, 100 Sq. Ft, 

Pibal Observations Room . . . . 56 Sq. Ft, 75 Sq. Ft* 

Raob Observations Room . . . 156 Sq. Ft *None 

PAWS . . . . . 0 .. . .. 250 Sq. Ft. _144 Sq. Ft* 

and 

Sub-totals 0 1110 Sq. Ft, 427 Sq. Ft0 

Total 1537 Sq. Ft. 

Grand Total 4292 Sq. Ft* 

WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Board to execute 

the acceptance to the said grant offar; now, therefore,

e it 

RESOLVED that the Board of Port Commissioners 

of the City of Oakland accepts the said Offer and that 

the President of the Board of Port Commissioners be, 

and he hereby is, authorized and directed to accept 

said Grant Offer and execute the said Grant Agreement, 

and the Secretary of said Board is directed to forward 

the executed copies thereof to the Civil Aeronautics 

Administration, Department of Commerceo 




Noes: None 

Absent: 


Noes: None 




RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BILLS 

OF SALE FROM LAURENCE CURTOLA 

AND JOHN RAGGHIANTI AND J. WO 

HARRIS AND DIRECTING RECOR- 

DATION THEREOF. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bills of sale 

of LAURENCE CURTOLA and JOHN RAGGHIANTI and J. W. 

HARRIS, dated July 1, 1952, conveying to the CITY 

certain buildings and equipment located near the 

foot of Nineteenth Avenue, be and the same hereby 

are accepted, and the Port Attorney hereby is 

directed to cause the recordation thereof. 








RESOLUTION GRANTING TRANS- 

OCEAN AIR LINES PERMISSION 



plans and specifications submitted by TRANSOCEAN 

AIR LINES for installation of flooring, partitions 

and incidental plumbing and electrical work in 

Hangar No. 5, Oakland Municipal Airport, at a 

cost to said Company of $5,000.00, hereby are 

approved, and permission hereby is granted* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Estep J+ 

Noes: None 


BO .RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 





STALLING PLUMBING AND 

HEATING EQUIPMENT IN 

BUILDING H-101 AT THE 

FOOT OF FIFTH AVENUE AND 

CALLING FOR BIDS THEREFOR® 



filed with the Board for the installation of 

plumbing and heating equipment in Building H-101 

at the foot of Fifth Avenue, and the manner indicated 

for payment therefor, including progressive 

payments, be and the same hereby are approved; 





required by lawn 




Noes : None 



CITY OF OAKLAND ° 




STALLING ELECTRIC WIRING 

IN BUILDING H-101 AT THE 

FOOT OF FIFTH AVENUE AND 




filed with the Board for the installation of electric 

wiring in Building H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue, 

and the manner indicated for payment therefor, including 

progressive payments, be and the same are 

hereby approved; and be it further 




required by law, 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMN_ISSIONERc 




CONTRACT WITH ED DEEMER 

BUICK, INC. 

WHEREAS, ED DRMER BUICK, INC., a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms and 

conditions of and has completed that certain contract 

with the Port, dated May 21, 1953 (Auditor's 

No. 9429) for the furnishing and delivering of one 

(1) four-door sedan equal to Super Series No, Fifty 

Two Buick Sedan; now, therefore, be it 





with the performance of said contract be 

and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and alp,proved, 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 





RESOLUTION NO. No. B 3294 




PREMISES. 



to sublet a portion of its leased premises, consisting 

of 53,000 square feet in Warehouse "AA", 

35,000 square feet on the first floor in Warehouse 

"E l and 53,000 square feet on the second 

floor in Warehouse "E", in the Outer Harbor 

Terminal Area, to CONTINENTAL CAN CO. INC., sub.ject 

to each and all of the terms and conditions 

of the existing lease between said ROSENBERG BROS. 

& CO. INC, and the Porto 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and. Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 






HOWARD TERMINAL TO MAKE 

REPAIRS AND PERFORM 

DREDGING AND AUTHORIZING 

REIMBURSEMENT THEREFOR* 

WHEREAS, HOWARD TERMINAL desires to make 

certain repairs to the bulkhead west of Pier No. 

1, pave Pier No. 2 and perform dredging in the 

vicinity of Piers Nos. 1 and 2 in an area covered 

by the franchise awarded to it by this Board under 

date of September 1, 1941; and 

WHEREAS, said HOWARD TERMINAL is entitled 

to reimbursement for the cost thereof by virtue of 

its said franchise; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that upon the presentation and 

approval of a verified claim for reimbursement 

for the cost thereof, the amount thereof shall be 

reimbursed to HOWARD TERMINAL from accrued dockage 

and tolls, as in said franchise provided. 




Noes: None 






ATTENDANCE OF PORT ATTORNEY 

AND AIRPORT MANAGER AT 

HEARING BEFORE CIVIL AERO- 

NAUTICS BOARD IN TRANS- 

PACIFIC CERTIFICATE RE- 

NEWAL CASE, DOCKET NO. 50310 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney and 


to proceed to Washington, D. C. to attend the 

hearing before the Civil Aeronautics Board, on 

or about July 1, 1953, In the Matter of the Proceedings 

Known as the Trans-Pacific Certificate 

Renewal Case, Docket No. 5031, et al,, and that 

they be allowed their reasonable expenses in connection 

therewith upon presentation of claims 

therefor© 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and Tulloch and. Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 






AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED 

STATES OF AMERICA FOR AP- 

PRAISER'S STORE. 



agreement with THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

providing for the occupancy of 1329 square 

feet in Grove Street Pier, Section "B", for 

a Branch Customs Office and Appraiser's Store, 

for a period of one year commencing July 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of $65.72, and that 

such agreement shall be upon a form approved 





Noes : None 






AGREEMENT WITH LAURENCE 

CURTOLA. 



with LAURENCE CURTOLA, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of land and water 

area of approximately 31,850 square feet, together 

with Buildings P-318, P-319 and P-320 and marine 

railway and equipment relating thereto, Wharf 

P-317W and wharf adjacent to P-308, together with 

the derrick located on wharf, near the foot of 

Nineteenth Avenue, for a period of one year commencing 

July 1, 1952, at a monthly rental of 

023.33, and providing for the purchase by and 

the transfer to the Port of certain buildings and 

equipment located upon said premises, and that such 






Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMA: SIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH CHRISTINE 

ANN WOOD. 



with CHRISTINE ANN WOOD„ an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of THE GALLEY, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of that certain 

restaurant building No. H-210 in the Ninth Avenue 

Terminal Area, for a period of one year commencing 

April 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of IM.00 minimum 

based on 5% of the gross sales, and in addition thereto 

shall pay to the Port 50% of the net income from the 

juke boxes or music machines, and that such agreement 






Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COIL ;SIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH E. F. 

FELT & COMPANY. 



with EUGENE FOSTER FELT, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of E. F. FELT 6c 

COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 


Building No. 604 and 81 square feet in the unnumbered 

building adjacent to the northwest corner 

of Building No. 710, Oakland Municipal Airport, for 

a period of one year commencing December 1, 1952 at 

a monthly rental of 82.43, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the form customarily used for Airport 

purposes. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy and. Tulloch and Vice President Estep -4 

Noes: None 






APPOINTMENTS, 



FREDERICK D. RENNACKER, Port Maintenance Foreman 

(Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec, 5.01), 0320.00 

per month, effective June 1, 1953; 

EDWARD F. GONDER, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6,03), $290.00 per month, effective 

June 3, 1953; and be it further 



GEORGE R. STEPHENSON, Engineering Aid (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec. 4.09), 0290000 per month, effective 

June 1, 1953; 

RICHARD H. WILKES, Electrical Engineering Assistant 

and Draftsman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

40131), $375 0 00 per month, effective June 2, 

1953; 

JAMES ADDIEGO, Plumber (Port Ordinance No. 222, Seco 

5 0 09), 0350000 per month, effective June 4, 

1953; 

JACK V. SHAFFER, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec, 6.03), 0290.00 per month, effective 

June 1, 1953; 

STANFORD J. LINDMAN, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec. 6.03), 0290.00 per month, effective 

June 1, 1953* 




Noes: None 








the following employees, with or without pay, for 


same hereby are approved or ratified, as the case 

may be: 

ERNEST F. GREENWOOD, Emergency Dock Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.131), without pay, 

for personal reasons, for thirty-two consecutive 

days from May 19, 1953; 

ETHEL M. LARSON, Billing Clerk (Port Ordinance No, 222, 

Sec, 8.15), for illness, for seventy-eight 

consecutive days commencing June 22, 1953, 

the first nine consecutive days thereof with 

pay and the remainder thereof without pay; 

J. WALTER FRATES, Port Publicity Representative (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 2.04), with pay, for 

illness, for twelve consecutive days from 

May 21, 1953; 

CHARLES G. GOLDTHWAITE, Assistant Engineer (Port 


for illness, for fifteen and one-half consecutive 

days from June 3, 1953 at 1:00 

o'clock pa me; 

ELIZABETH P. SYKES, Senior Stenographer-Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 2.12), without pay, 

for personal reasons, for nine consecutive 

days from June 30, 1953, 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Galliano -1 ■

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERf- 




TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT 

OF ANDERSON J. WALKER 

TO THE POSITION OF 

JANITOR AND RESCINDING 

A PORTION OF RESOLUTION 

NO. B3282. 


of ANDERSON J. WALKER to the position 

of Janitor (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 2.13) 

at a salary of 0225.00 per month, effective May 

23, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; 


RESOLVED that that portion of Resolution 

No. B3282, adopted on the 1st day of June, 

1953, temporarily appointing ANDERSON J. WALKER 

to the position of Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance 

No, 222, Sec. 6 0 05), effective May 23, 1953, be 

and the same is hereby rescinded* 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION FIXING COMPEN- 

SATION OF CERTAIN EMPLOYEES. 

(1 

BE IT RESOLVED that, effective July 1, 

1953, the employees hereinafter named, occupying 

the positions under the respective sections of 

Port Ordinance No. 222 hereinafter designated, 

shall be paid the salaries hereinafter shown, as 

follows: 

Section Name Salary 

2,026 Maynard Cheney $315.00 

2 0027 William Kirkner 305,00 

2,1 Frankie Gamble 240,00 

2 0 1 Virginia Hocking 240000 

2.111 Myrtle Murray 250,00 

2.13 James Iles 260.00 

4.041 Roy A. Clark 490.00 

4,06 Frank Simney 455.00 

4.07 James Popplewell 440.00 

4,131 Alexander Murray 440.00 

4.14 Ralph Webring 385.00 

5,011 William Jenkins 360.00 

5,03 Lawrence J. Donovan 295,00 

5.03 Tim Gardner 295.00 

5,03 Manuel Correiro 295.00 

5,03 Allen Johnson 

5.03 Kenneth Noe 

5,03 Clyde Patten 

5003 Daniel Jones 

295000 

295.00 

295.00 

295.00 

5,03 Carl Schmaltz 295.00 

5.03 Irvin Lee 

295.00 

5.03 Michael Medeiros 310.00

Section Name Salary 

5.09 John Taylor $380000 

5.1 Harold F. Carlson 375000 

60017 Wilse Allen, Jr. 390000 

6.017 Sam J. Benigno 380000 

60017 Willie H. Chew 380000 

6003 Elliott Bristow 330000 

6.03 Ansel Jeffries 310.00 

6 0 03 Charles McCarty 330.00 

6003 William Tucker 335.00 

6.03 Len Wade 335000 

6005 Harrison Sanders 230000 

6 0 2Ruth I. Noe 280000 

8015 Ethel Larson 270000 




Noes: None 


BOA RDOF PORT COMMISSIONERS 












ACME FIRE 

EXTI NGUISHER CO 

A I.R REDUCTION 

PAC! F I C COMPANY 

AL ACO DI SIR I BUTORS 

ALBERS BROS 

MILLING CO 

ALHAMBRA NAT 104AL 

WATER CO I NC 

THE AMERICAN CITY 

MAGAZINE 

THE AMERICAN 

I NST I TOTE OF 

ARCHI TECTS 


COMP AN y, 


MANUFACTURI NG 0 

EDWARD ARRIOLA 

ASSOC I ATE[) 



COMP ANY 


COMP ANY 

BASTON TIRE & 

SUPPLY CO 

J H BAXTER & CO 

BAY AREA AVIATION. 

COMM I T TEE 

BAY CITY FUEL 

OIL COMPANY 

BAYAI RE RADIO 

SERVICE 

BEATI E STEEL AND 

SUPPLY CO INC 

BEAR I NG INDUSTR IES 

BERKELEY DAILY 

GAZETTE 

J H BOYD 

117.71v 

5 3,2 2 - 

37,2 6 .7' 

1900.007- 

1.987" 

4,007' 

4.007" 

9,9 9 

152.18/ 

1 4 7.5 4 7 

7,0 0 

4 8.9 4 

3 4.5 1 

135.46," 

253,80-- 

13.43 

50,00/ 

7 8,8

BUREAU OF 

ELECTRICITY 



MACHINE COMPANY 

CALIFORNIA 






S TREET DEPARTMENT 





CHERIN BROTHERS 

COBBLEDICK KIBBE 

GLASS COMPANY 

COCHRAN & CELLI 

GLEN L CODMAN 

COMPANY INC 

R L COPELAND 

CRANE CO 

DAILY COMMERCIAL 

N EWS 

D ALLMAN CO 


D EARBORN CHEMICAL 

COMPANY 

o EATON FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

L P DEGEN BELTING CO 


DEMPSEY & SANDERS 

D ONNELLY & 

ZAPPETTINI 


COMPANY 

ELDER BUICK CO 

THE ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 

OF OAKLAND 

D IETERI CH POST 

COMPANY 

9 2,2 5- 

2820,00. 

30,28- 

24,28 

L4 4 

6.64 

30.90-- 

3.60 - 

137.00' 

122.36-- 

19.007- 

24.07- 

397.50,' 

3.60" 

39.11' 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 37,067 


LUMBER CO 

FITZGERALD ELECTRO 

MECHANICAL CO 

FONTES PRINTING CO 20.08/

GEORGE P FORNI 

THE FOX PRESS 

FREEDCO PRODUCTS INC 


GENERAL ELECTR I C 

SUPPLY COMPANY 14.41-7- 

GERRARD STEEL 

STRAPPING CO 15.37/ 


SUPPLY CO INC 3.94' 


G OLDEN GATE SHEET 

METAL WORKS 

GOOOHUE PRI NTING 

COMP ANY 55,62"-- 

G R AYB AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

4 5.0 6- 

THE GUIDE 

PUBLISHING CO 

THE GUIDE 


A J H ALES & CO I NC 

57.00! 

H ARBOR MARI NE 

ELECTRI C CO 

7.40, 




COMP ANY 

H ERR I NGTON OLSON 

HERSEY MANUFACTURING 

COMP ANY 

H OGAN LUMBER 

COMP ANY 

THE HUBBARD COMPANY 


E H HUEBBE 





JOHN JA CKL1 CH 


J OHNS MANVILLE 

SALES CORPORATION 

THE KAISER 

HEALTH PLAN 

KEENE RI ESE 

S UPPLY CO 


MANUFACTURING 

128.65-- 

5.15' 

74.52-- 

9,79-- 

294.58"- 

45.78`" 

9.75/ 

29.03- 

50.89 

1132.39-- 

14.16 

7

GEORGE A KREPL IN CO 

LAHER SPRING & 

TIRE CORP 




L I 8BY MC NE ILL & 

L IBBY 

LOOP LUMBER & 

MILL COMPANY 

MARINE EXCHANGE I NC 


I NC 

C W MARWEDEL 

152,40 

130,53 

9.01 

.24.057 

91549 6- 

493,04 

1 0.00- 

90.86-- 

MECHANI CS , TOOL & 

SUPPLY CO 4.61-- 

B I LL MO AL AND SONS 23.50 

MOORE BUSINESS 

FORMS I NC 364.66- 

MORRIS DRAY I NG 

COMP ANY 287,19/ 

NATIONAL INSTITUTE 

OF MUNICIPAL 

LAW OFFICERS 207,50- 


COMP ANY 

183.21-- 



1 4 ? 6 6 2.2 1 


SUPPLY CO 

THE 0 AKLAND 

TRAFFIC CLUB 


E XCHANGE 

ORONI TE CHEMICAL CO 

ORRICK DAHLQUI ST 

HERR IN GTON & 

SUTCLIFFE 

PABCO AINT MART 

P ACIFIC COAST AND 

INLAND AMII ATION 

DIRECTORY 


B USINESSH AND 

SHIPPING REG I STER 

PACIFIC DRY DOCK & 

REPA IR CO 


ELECTRI C ComPANy 

71.17 

13.96 

500,00' 

15.00 

30.00 - 

2,86 

5 ) 9 3 5.9 9

P ACIFIC SHI PPER INC 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




P ADDY 0 CHROME 

MFG CO 




EQUI PMENT CO 



P OSTMASTER 


THE R EPUBL I C 


OF CAL IFORNI A 


LTD 


COMP ANY 

RAILWAY EXPRESS 

AGENCY 

ROBI DEAUX EXPRESS 

ROSE & ANDERSON INC 

H L ROUSE 'CO 

S ANDERS GLASS 

COMP ANY 



S & C MOTORS 

H G SCOVERN & CO 




INCORPORATED 

S PECI AL LIBRARIES 

ASSOCI AllON 

SPEED MADDOCKS 

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER 

FRED C SP I NOLER 

STANDARD 01 L COMPANY 

OF CALIFORNIA 


SUPPLY 

112,00 - 

1673,36--- 

) 

13.68 

504.70-- 

62,98- 

1 0.6 6 

222.09-- 

95.35 

31.67-' 

23.28' 

150'1. 

79,07/ 

5.15 

42,83 

9.52-- 

9.0 0 

71.31/ 

8.99/ 

10.14 

52.03/' 

5.1 5 

10.007 

22.09- 

29.48 

10237---


COMP ANY 


SYSTEM KEY WORKS 

J OHN F TERRY 10,00- 


184.03 


SUPPLY COMPANY 3.71 

ALAMEDA TIMES STAR 

TRACTOR 

E QUI PMENT CO 


CORPORATION 135,00 


3,01 


THE TRIBUNE PRESS 

UNION PACIFIC 

LINEN SUPPLY 


SERV I CE 

UNITED SURPLUS 

S ALES 

U S FLEXIBLE 

METALLIC TUBING CO 

UNITED STATES 

P IPE & FOUNDRY CO 


W ESTERN AIR LINES 

I NC 


W ESTINGHOUSE 

ELEC TR I C SUPPLY 

COMPANY 


THE WHITE MOTOR 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY 


RUTH J Z MMERMAN R N 

THE S AMUEL MERR ITT 

H OSPITAL 

SHIRLEY A MI SHOU 

CHARLES A ROWE M D 

907,69 

2 3.6 2 

8,56- 

6 8.0 1 

106.50. 

419,39'- 

107,487 

2.2 4-" 

8 0.0 o" 

23,00% 

38,50- 

6,30' 

26.75-


RT ACCOUNTANT 


BOARD OF PORT,COMMISSIONERS 

By 

D OUGLAS D 

TOFFELMIER MD 

LEONARD BARNARD 

V C STEHR'MD 

WALTER L BYERS MD 

H ERNAAN H JENSEN MD 

ROBERT R HAMPTON MD 

R J JONES 



S TATE CONTROLLER 

ED DEEMER BUICK I NC 

HEALY TIBBETTS 

CONSTRUCTION CO 

PARIS BROS' 

PARIS BROS 

PRESIDENT V 

SECRETARY 

10.00' 

1 o.o 

1 8.50- 

13.00' 

15.50,- 

10.00 

99,70 

354.96' 

47.06-- 

3 ) 637.76-- 

1 4,o 66.33 

1.35 0 3.62 -- 

1 91 1 48,06 r- 



for payment. 

At a regular meeting held July 6, 1953 


PORT„AANAGER 


147/134,17 

\74A-'2-4-474 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Gal4an0(7 Levy and Tulloch'and Ptesi e Es ell 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.



By 

By 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS -LO 










APVIVOLIVII ,11:4 116 ; 41C '3) "PGAPi.itiNCP; 41 % tiei; 

SPECIAL DISTRESS CARGO FUND ••• NO. 706 

O VERSEAS SH I PP ING 

CORPORATION 

AMER I CAN PRESIDENT 

LINES 

B ALFOUR GUTHR IE & 

CO LTD 

P ORT OF OAKLAND 

FUND 911 



WI LBUR ELL I S COMPANY 

S AM K ALLMAN AND 

THE LEARNER COMPANY 

P ORT OF OAKLAND 

FUND 9 11 

440 / 

56 

594 3 ---' 

26828/ 

158-' 

7 120---- 

18728"--- 

248647-' 



payment. 

SS'T PORT MANAGER PORT -MANAGER 




307 920 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Es-tep -

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIOJLkS 






FUND. 


weekending as below be and the same hereby is approved, 




further 









PAYROLL FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 14 2 1953 $ 7,841.08 

PAYROLL FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 21 0 1953 $ 70175.14 

PAYROLL FOR WEER ENDING JUNE 28, 1953 $ 7 007. 98 

22 024.20 



payment. 





0\ 

\ 

F 

S'T. PORT MANAGER PORT MANAGER 

By By 

By 

PRESIDENT 

SECRETARY 

/t 

/ 

By A( 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

AUDITING COMMITTEE



RESOLUTION ..0. No. — B330 3308 



BE IT RESOLVED that the semi-monthly payroll 

for the period ending June 30, 1953, in the 

amount of 58,000 0 00, hereby is approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy an ã Tu ch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





TO H. DUNCAN MALLOCH FOR CON- 

STRUCTION OF FRAME BUILDING 

TO REPLACE BUILDING H-101 AT 

THE FOOT OF FIFTH AVENUE; 

FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS 

TO BE PROVIDED IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH; REJECTING ALL 

OTHER BIDS; AND DIRECTING 



construction of frame building to replace Building 

H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue be and the same 

hereby is awarded to H. DUNCAN MALLOCH as the 


terms of his bid filed June 15,1953; and be it 

further 










RESOLVED that 'the other bids received for 






Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tin -loch and President step -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





OF H. DUNCAN MALLOCH, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of H. DUNCAN 

MALLOCH, executed by AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY OF 

NEW YORK, a corporation, each in the amount of 

$35,632.00, for the faithful performance of his 

contract with the City of Oakland for the con. 

struction of a frame building to replace Building 

H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue, and for labor 


Insurance Act with respect to such work, be 

and the same hereby are approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano,. Levy. and Tulloch and President E6tep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





TO THE DUNCANSON-HARRELSON CO. 

FOR FURNISHING PILE DRIVER CREW 

- FOR REPAIRS TO PORT OF OAKLAND 

DOCKS AND WATERFRONT FACILITIES 

LOCATED IN THE 0AhlAND HARBOR 

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 

30, 1954; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 



ALL OTHER BIDS; AND DIRECTING 


J-v 


furnishing of pile driver crew for repairs to 

Port of Oakland docks and waterfront facilities 

located in the Oakland Harbor, for the fiscal year 

ending June 30, 1954, be and the same hereby is 

awarded to THE DUNCANSON-HARRELSON CO., a corporation, 

as the lowest responsible bidder, in accordance 

with the terms of its bid filed June 15, 














the proper person4 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





OF THE DUNCANSON-HA.RRELSON 

CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of THE 

DUNCANSON-HARRELSON CO., a corporation, executed 

by UNITED PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of ,32,000.00, for the 

faithful performance of its contract with the 

City of Oakland for the furnishing of pile driver 

crew for repairs to Port of Oakland docks and 

waterfront facilities located in the Oakland 

Harbor, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 

1954, and for labor and materials and amounts 


respect to such work, be and they hereby are 

approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tufloch and President Estep 5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: 

None.




RESOLUTION AWARDING CON- 

TRACT TO RUBOTTOM, LAMBERT 

& LEWIS FOR FURNISHING 

LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIP. 

MENT FOR RECONDITIONING AND 

REPAIRING. PORT OF OAKLAND 

TRACKS DUPING THE FISCAL 

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 19544 







furnishing of labor, materials and equipment for 

reconditioning and repairing Port of Oakland rail-, 

road tracks during the fiscal year ending June 30, 

1954, be and the same hereby is awarded to STEVE 

RUBOTTOM, HARVEY N. LAMBERT and CLAY M. LEWIS, co-. 

partners doing business under the firm name and 

style of RUBOTTOM, LAMBERT & LEWIS, as the lowest 

responsible bidders, in accordance with the terms 

of their bid filed June 15, 1953; and be it further 

RESOLVED that a bond for the faithful perms 

formance of the work in the amount of $2,000.00 










check accompanying said bid shall be returned to the 

proper person. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep - 5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





OF RUBOTTOM, LAMBERT & TRWIS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of STEVE 

RUBOTTOM, HARVEY N. LAMBERT and CLAY M. LEWIS, 

copartners doing business under the firm name and 

style of RUBOTTOM, LAMBERT & LEWIS, executed by 

HARTFORD ACCIDENT AND INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of 62,000.00, for 

the faithful performance of their contract with 

the City of Oakland for furnishing labor, materials 

and equipment for reconditioning and repairing Port 

of Oakland railroad tracks during the fiscal year 

ending June 30, 1954, and for labor and materials 



hereby are approved° 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





L. M. CLOUGH CO. FOR FURNISHING 

AND DELIVERING ROCK FILL AND 

CRUSHER RUN ROCK FOR THE FISCAL 

YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1954; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BOND TO BE PROVIDED 

IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; AND RE- 

JECTING BID AS TO FILL AND DIRECTING 

PORT MANAGER TO PURCHASE IN OPEN 

MARKET. 


furnishing and delivering of rock fill, crusher 

run rock, Grade 1, and crusher run rock, Grade 2, 

for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, described 

in Items B, C and D of his bid, be and the 

same hereby is awarded to L. M. CLOUGH, an individual 

doing business under the style of L. Ma 

CLOUGH CO., as the lowest responsible bidder in 

accordance with the terms of said items of his 

bid filed June 15, 1953; and be it further 



shall be required, and that the procedure prescribed 

by law shall be taken for the execution of such contract; 


RESOLVED that the bid of said L. M. Clough, 

an individual doing business under the style of L. 

M. Clough Co., for the furnishing and delivering of 

fill for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1954, described 

in Item A of his bid, be and the same hereby 

is rejected for the reason that said bid is deemed 

excessive and the Port Manager hereby is directed 

to arrange for the purchase of said fill on the 

open market. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION APPROVING BOND 

OF L. M. CLOUGH CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bond of L. M. 

CLOUGH, an individual doing business under the 

style of L. M. CLOUGH CO., executed by PACIFIC 

INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, in the amount 

of $3,000.00, for the faithful performance of 

his contract with the City of Oakland for the 

furnishing and delivering of rock fill and 

crusher run rock for the fiscal year ending 

June 30, 1954, be and it hereby is approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano ) Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





TRACT TO ANDRE I T. FONTES 

FOR PRINTING, FOLDING AND 

DELIVERING "PORT OF OAKLAND 

SAILING SCHEDULE" FOR THE 

FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 

195; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 

BONDS TO BE PROVIDED IN 

CONNECTION THEREWITH; RE- 



TO BIDDERS. 


printing, folding and delivering of "Port of Oakland 

Sailing Schedule" for the twelve (12) month 

period from July 1, 1953 to June 30, '954, be and 

the same hereby is awarded to ANDRE' T. FONTES, an 

individual doing business under the style of Fontes 

Printing Co., as the lowest responsible bidder, in 

accordance with the terms of his bid filed June 15, 



of the work in the amount of $1,moc00 

shall be required; and that the procedure prescribed 



RESOLVED that the other bid received for said 

contract be and it hereby is rejected and the check 

accompanying said bid shall be returned to the proper 

person. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION APPROVING BOND 

OF ANDRE' T. PONTES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bond of ANDREI 

T. FONTES, an individual doing business under the 

style of Fontes Printing Co., executed by FIDELITY 

AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF MARYLAND, a corporation, in 

the amount of $1,000 0 00, for the faithful performance 

of his contract with the City of Oakland for the 

printing, folding and delivering of "Port of Oakland 

Sailing Schedule" for the fiscal year ending June 30, 

1954_, be and it hereby is approved* 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

...)F PORT COMMISSIONER' 




ATTENDANCE AT MEETING OF 

CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF 

PORT AUTHORITIES TO BE 

HELD AT LOS ANGELES. 

■ 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager, the 

Port Attorney, the Manager, Marine Terminal Department 

and the Chief Port Accountant be and they 

hereby are authorized to proceed to Los Angeles, 

California, to attend the meeting of the California 

Association of Port Authorities to be held July 10, 

1953, and that they be allowed their reasonable 

expenses in connection therewith upon presentation 

of claims therefore 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloeh and President Etep-5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: 

None.

ccr 

OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




CONTRACT WITH L. M. CLOUGH 

CO. 

WHEREAS, L. M. CLOUGH, an individual doing 

business under the style of L. M. CLOUGH CO., has 

faithfully performed all the terms and conditions 

of and has completed that certain contract with the 

Port, dated June 24, 1952 (Auditor's No, 9175) for 

the furnishing and delivering of rock fill and 

crusher run rock for the fiscal year ending June 30, 

1953; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said contract be and it hereby 

is accepted; and be it further 

RESOLVED the\t all actions taken and orders 



the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5

.DF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

lapp.S7CITY OF OAKLAND 



CONTRACT WITH THE 

DUNCANSON-HARRELSON CO. 

WHEREAS, THE DUNCANSON-HARRELSON CO., a 

:-;orporation, has faithfully performed all the 


certain contract with the Port, dated June 2!, 

1952 (Auditor's No, 9178) for furnishing pile 

driver crew for repairs to Port of Oakland Docks 

and waterfront facilities located in the Oakland 

Harbor, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1953; 








approved, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





CONTRACT WITH RUBOTTOM, 

LAMBERT & LEWIS. 

Itapai*eamloolsil 

WHEREAS, STEVE RUBOTTOM, HARVEY N. LAMBERT 

and CLAY M. LEWIS, copartners doing business under 

the style of RUBOTTOM, LAMBERT & LEWIS, have faithfully 



Port, dated June 24, 1952 (Auditor's No. 9176) for 

furnishing labor, materials and equipment for reconditioning 

and repairing Port of Oakland railroad 

tracks during the fiscal year ending June 30, 

1953; now, therefore, be it 





connection with the performance of said contract be 

and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -5



C 



CONTRACT WITH ANDRE' T. 

FONTES. 

WHEREAS, ANDRE' T. FONTES, an individual 

doing business under the style of Fontes Printing 

Co., has faithfully performed all the terms and 

conditions of and has completed that certain 

contract with the Port, dated June 24, 1952 

(Auditor's No. 9177) for printing, folding and 

delivering "Port of Oakland Sailing Schedule" for 

the twelve month period from July 1, 1952 to 

June 30, 1953, inclusive; now, therefore, be it 






the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





AGREEMENT PROVIDING FOR 

EXTENSION OF LICENSE WITH 

THE TEXAS COMPANY. 



with THE TEXAS COMPANY, a corporation, providing for 

the extension for the further period of one year 

commencing June 1, 1953 of that certain agreement 

between the parties dated June 1, 1943, as modified 

by that certain agreement dated June 1, 1949, for the 

occupancy of those certain 2.28 acres at Dolphin and 

Ferry Streets, Outer Harbor Terminal Area, at a 

monthly rental of $500 0 00, and that such agreement 





Noes: None. 

Absent: 

None.





AGREEMENT WITH CHARLES LAPP. 



with CHARLES LAPP, as Licensee, providing for 


feet in Building No * 545, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, 

with the payment of the sum of $50,56 as consideration 

. for the execution of said agreement and a rental of 

$25,28 per month payable in advance commencing June 1, 

1953 to and including March 1, 1954, and that such 

agreement shall be on the form customarily used for 

Airport purposes, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: 

None.





AGREEMENT WITH WELLS CARGO, 

INC. 



with WELLS CARGO, INC., a corporation, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an open 

area of 5,000 square feet on the west side of 

Ferry Street, Outer Harbor Terminal, for a period of 

one year commencing June 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of $50000 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of $25,00 

per month payable in advance commencing July 1, 1953 

to mad including April 1, 1954, and that such agreement 






Noes: None. 

Absent: None.



6 



AGREEMENT WITH INDUSTRIAL 

MAINTENANCE & MACHINE SER- 

VICE. 



agreement with ADRIAN B. EDWARDS, EVERETT SNELLING, 

WILLIAM T. CARVALHO and MEL VIRGINO, copartners 


INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE & MACHINE SERVICE, as 


of an area of 1,523 square feet in Building No. 

543, Oakland Municipal Airport, for a period of 

one year commencing June 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of $121.84 as consideration for 


$60.92 per month, payable in advance commencing 

July 1, 1953 to and including April 1, 1954, and 

that such agreement shall be on the form customarily 





Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

'\ 

R





LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH 

WHITE CATERING SERVICE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Fort Manager be and 

he hereby is authorized to enter into a certain 

agreement dated June 30, 1953 with THELMA WHITE 

MOUNT, an individual doing business under the firm 

name and style of WHITE CATERING SERVICE, as Licensee, 

permitting and licensing said Licensee non-exclusively 

to engage in the business or commercial activity of 

providing and delivering on the Oakland Municipal 

Airport in-flight meals for consumption in or upon 

commercial air transport planes, for the period from 

May 15, 1953 to and including April 30, 1954, for the 

consideration of 5% of the gross monthly sales of the 

business. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tillloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING LICENSE 

AGREEMENT WITH R. & F. CATERERS. 


he hereby is authorized to enter into a certain 

agreement dated June 23, 1953 with REIvIY GACHERIEU 

and FRANCES GACHERIEU, individuals doing business 

under the firm name and style of R. & F. CATERERS, as 

Licensee, permitting and licensing said Licensee nonexclusively 

to engage in the business or commercial 

activity of providing and delivering on the Oakland 

Municipal Airport in-flight meals for consumption in 

or upon commercial air transport planes, for the 

period from May 15, 1953 to and including April 30, 

1954, for the consideration of 5% of the gross 

monthly sales of the business. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL AGREE- 

MENT WITH DASCOMP AIRCRAFT 

SALES CO, 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into a 

Second Supplemental Agreement with DASCOMP AIR- 

CRAFT SALES CO., a corporation, dated May 1, 1953, 

modifying that certain agreement dated September 1, 

1952 by deleting therefrom L1.,572 square feet in 

Building No. 721, Oakland Municipal Airport, and 

that the total monthly rental for the remaining 

premises shall be the sum of $309 0 60 commencing 

May 1, 1953, and that such agreement shall be upon 

the form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.






STALLATION OF ELECTRIC WORK 

IN BUILDING D-517 AT FIRST 

AND BROADWAY AND CALLING FOR 




with the Board for installation of electric work in 

Building E-517 at First and Broadway, and the manner 


payments, be and the same hereby are approved; and 

be it further 


to advertise for five consecutive days in the 

official newspaper for sealed proposals therefor, 

as required by law. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

None. 

Absent: None. 

70






STALLATION OF PLUMBING WORK 

IN BUILDING E.,517 AT FIRST 

AND BROADWAY AND CALLING 




with the Board for installation of plumbing work 

in Building E . 0 .51.7 at First and Broadway, and the 

manner indicated for payment therefor, including 

progressive payments, be and the same hereby are 



to advertise for five consecutive days in the 

official newspaper for sealed proposals therefor, 

as required by law. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Till -loch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.






CONSTRUCTION OF ALTERATIONS 

TO CONCRETE BLOCK BUILDING 

E... 517 AT FIRST AND BROADWAY 

AND CALLING FOR BIDS THERE® 

FOR* 



with the Board for construction of alterations to 

concrete block building E-517 at First and Broadway, 

and the manner indicated for payment therefor, including 

progressive payments, be and the same hereby 

are approved; and be it further 




by law, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.



RESOLUTION No. B 3334- 


AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IN.6 

STALLATION OF HEATING AND 

VENTILATION IN BUILDING 

E-517 AT FIRST AND BROADWAY 


FOR, 



with the Board for installation of heating and 

ventilation in Building E-517 at First and Broadway, 

and the manner indicated for payment therefor, 

including progressive payments, be and the same 





by law. 

At a re gular meeting held July 6, 1953 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None. 

None. 

23






CONSTRUCTING THE ADDITION 

TO CONCRETE APRON AT OAK- 

LAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT AND 


2 'Y 


and other provisions relative thereto filed with the 

Board for constructing the addition to concrete apron 

at Oakland Municipal Airport, and the manner indicated 

for payment therefor, including progressive payments, 

be and the same hereby are approved; and be it further 

RESOLVED that the Secretary be authorized to 

advertise for five consecutive days in the official 


by law. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION DIRECTING RE. 


SAFEWAY STORES, INCOR® 

PORATEDo 



dated June 22, 1953, between the City of Oakland, 

acting by and through this Board, and SAFEWAY 

STORES, INCORPORATED, a corporation. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

7S






GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT 

CATERING COMPANY. 



dated June 9, 1953, between the City of Oakland, 

acting by and through this Board, and GOODMAN 

AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, a corporation. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

6





FOR PERFORMANCE OF CONE. 

TRACT WITH PARIS BROTHERS, 


performance of the contract with PARIS BROTHERS, 

a corporation, for the construction of a sanitary 

sewer system at Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's 


including August 30, 1953. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep - 5 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 

None. 

7




RESOLUTION EXTENDING CON- 

TRACT WITH UNITED STATES 

NAVY FOR WHARFINGER SER- 

VICES AND RESCINDING 

AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO CON- 

TRACT N220s-68712A0 



an agreement with the UNITED STATES NAVY providing 

for the extension of Contract N2208- 

68712A for the rendering of wharfinger services 

by the Port on a tariff basis for a 

period beginning July 1, 1953 and ending 

June 30, 1954, both dates inclusive, and rescinding 

Amendment No. 1 to said contract, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





CITY COUNCIL TO ISSUE AND 

SELL $1,500,000.00 AIRPORT 

IMPROVEMENT BONDS, AND RE- 

SCINDING RESOLUTION NO, 

B3241. 

WHEREAS, the qualified electors of the City 

of Oakland, at a special municipal bond election 

held on Tuesday, April 21, 1953, voted in favor of 

incurring a bonded indebtedness in the principal 

amount of $10,000,000 0 00 for certain improvements 

to the airport of the City of Oakland; and 

WHEREAS, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT is under 

the exclusive jurisdiction of the Board of Port Commissioners; 

and 

WHEREAS, this Board desires to proceed forthwith 

with improvement of the Airport and accordingly 

desires that 61,500,000,00 of said bonds be offered 

for sale at the earliest possible date; now, therefore, 

be it 

RESOLVED that this Board does hereby request 

the City Council to proceed at an early date with the 

issuance and sale of 01,500,000.00 of said bonds voted 

for airport improvements; and be it further 

RESOLVED that Resolution No. B3241 be and the 

same hereby is rescinded, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President 

Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION CREATING A 

SPECIAL FUND TO BE KNOWN 

AS THE BOARD OF PORT COM- 

MISSIONERS, 1953 AIRPORT 

BOND IMPROVEMENT FUND. 

BE IT RESOLVED that there is hereby 

created a special fund to be known as the "BOARD 

OF PORT COMMISSIONERS, 1953 AIRPORT BOND IMPROVE- 

MENT FUND" to be used for the purpose of receiving 

and depositing all moneys received upon the sale 

of 1953 Airport improvement Bonds and for the 

purpose of the payment of airport improvements 

made with such funds. Demands upon such special 

fund shall be presented to this Board for approval, 

and when allowed shall be presented to the City 

Auditor for audit, as in the case of other demands. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.








TIOFILO J. AGUILAR, Truck Driver and Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No * 222, Sec * 544), $305000 per 

month, effective July 1, 1953; , 

ROY A. CLARK, Senior Engineer (Port Ordinance No* 

222, See, 4.* 035), $490000 per month, 

effective July 1, 1953; 

BEVERLY SCHRODER, Payroll Clerk (Port Ordinance No* 

222, Sec * 2026), $285,00 per month, 

effective June 22, 1953; 




EDWARD BEASLEY, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance No* 

222, Sec * 6.03), $290 0 00 per month, effective 

June 16, 1953; 

THEODORE RODRIGUES, Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6.03) $290000 per month, effective 

June 29, 19530 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





CEHTAIN LEAVES OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that leaves of absence for the 

following employees, with or without pay, for the 

reasons and time respebtively shown, be and the same 

hereby are approved or ratified, as the case may be: 

JAMES ADDIEGO, Plumber (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 

5. 09), for illness, for fifteen and one-half 

consecutive days, without pay, commencing 

June 15, 1953; 

ROBERT F. ANDERSON, Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer (Port Ordinance No, 222, 

Sec, 5,02), for illness, for eleven consecutive 

days, with pay, commencing June 15, 1953; 

J. WALTER FRATES, Port Publicity Representative (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 2.04), for illness, 

for fourteen consecutive days, with pay, comma 

mencing June 8, 1953; 

EDGAR J. HAYDEN, Port Messenger and Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 8,2), for illness, for 

ten consecutive days, with pay, commencing 

June 15, 1953; 

RALPH A. WARD, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 5.03), for illness, for seventythree 

consecutive days, without pay, commencing 

June 4, 1953; 

KENNETH M. JEFFERS, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 5.03), for illness, for 

thirty consecutive days commencing June 16, 

1953, the first two consecutive days thereof 

with pay and the remainder thereof without pay. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None. 

None.




RESOLUTION EXTENDING LEAVE 

OF CHARLES G. GOLDTHWAITE. 

BE IT RESOLVhD that the leave of absence 

heretofore granted CHARLES G. GOLDTHWAITE, Assistant 

Engineer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 40 06) by 

Resolution No, B3302, be and the same hereby is 

extended for a further period of twenty-four consecutive 

days commencing June 9, 1953, the first 

seven consecutive days thereof with pay and the remainder 

thereof without pay, in accordance with the 

rules of the Civil Service Board. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





CERTAIN MILITARY LEAVES 

OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Alvan L. Mitchell, 

Port Traffic Representative (Port Ordinance No, 

222, Sec. 7 0 02) be and he hereby is granted a 

leave for temporary military service for a 

period of fourteen consecutive days commencing 

July 27, 1953, with pay; and be it further 

RESOLVED that Olaf H. Hansen, Dock Office 

Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8.09) be and 

he hereby is granted a leave for temporary military 

service for a period of fourteen consecutive days 

commencing July 13, 1953, with pay. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION DISCHARGING 

ALLAN W. BELLE, AIRPORT 

JANITOR. 

BE IT RESOLVED that ALLAN W. BELLE, 

Airport Janitor, be and he hereby is discharged 

from his said position, effective June 1, 1953, 

for misconduct and failure to perform his duties 

under and observe the rules and regulations of 

the Port Department and the Civil Service Board° 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.




RESOLUTION DECLARING 

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 

OF THE BOARD OF PORT 

COMMISSIONERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that after an election 

of officers of this Board held pursuant to its 

By-Laws, the following officers, to-wit: 

H. W. Estep President 

Dunlap C. Clark Vice President 

John F. Tulloch Second Vice President 

Dudley W. Frost Secretary 

J. G. Bastow Assistant Secretary 

J. Walter Frates Assistant Secretary 

Walter J. Breen Assistant Secretary 

hereby are declared to have been and are duly 

elected to serve in the capacities indicated 

until further action may be taken by the Boardo 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Levy, Estep and. Tulloch and. President Galliano -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.












A IR REDUCTION 

P ACIF I C COMPANY 

AMERICAN DISTRICT 


B AKER 8- HAMILTON 

COBBLED! CK K !BRE 

G LASS COMPANY 


COMP ANY INC 

E ASTB AY CHAPTER 

N ATIONAL 

SAFETY COUNCIL 

E LMHURST KEY AND 

LOCK SERVICE 

F R GRINDING 

WORKS 


COMP ANY 

G ETZ BROS & CO 

WESTON HAVENS 

INTERNAT'l ONAL 


CORPORATION 

INTERNATIONAL 


GEO A KREPL N CO 

MUSIC AST 

OAKLAND ASSOC' AT I ON 


OAKLAND OVERALL 

LAUNDRY 


STAMP CO 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 


P ARKER ELECTR I CAL 

MFG CO 

P AYNE MAHONEY INC 


A CORPORATION 

S 8 C MOTORS 

SAN FRANCISCO 

2773,10 

a3 

4,91-- 

41 1 2 6 

5.00- 

8,94- 

15000- 

578t00 

1 7.7 2 

H/12 

3O,0 

567.57' 

3,50/ 

228/ 

3.5U/ 

16.90/ 

8.65,- 

41'6 3/ 

1 3,8 4 - 

4/


'CHEF/PORT ACCOUNTANT ,ASSIT. PORT MANAGER 



By \ f' 

By 

S EA WOLF RESTAURANT 

SOUTHERN PACIFIC 

COMP ANY 


H ASLE TT WAREHOUSE 

COMP ANY 


K ENNETH UEFFERS 


SECRETARY 

27.65 

4 L3 5- 

681507 

33 9 

1 1 5.0 0 

65,207 

i; I issi w 

e OIL 

I ISSIONER 

470106 

The foregoing is a true list of all claims for (TIlly 20, 1953) 


for payment. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

"sma.a a a Oge0 A A—V, Is r7/ 16.0 

RESOLUTION No. B334-9 









SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 55144.49-- 

A IR REDUCTION 

P ACI F C COMPANY 

A IRCR AFT 

ENGINEERING & 

mAt NTENANCE CO 249,53 

HAP ALZ1NA 4.43 


D ISPLAYS INC 10,80 

A mER I CAN OPTICAL 

COMPANY 


COMP ANY 10,567" 



coMP ANy 

BEAR I NG INDUSTRIES 

GEO R BoRRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

5 4,5 7-" 

13.20-7 

71,137 

BUREAU 

OF ELECTRI CITY 

CI TY oF ALAMEDA 

CALIFORN IA 

FOUNDRIES INC 

CALIFORNIA 

P OTTERY COMPANY 

DEPT OF EMPLOYMENT 

STATE OF CAL 1FORNI A 

CAMERA CORNER 




P URC AHS ING DEPT 


STREET DEPT 

ROBERT H CLARK 

88.417" 

9,00" 

1866.39' 

39.807- 

320,007 

3,507 

26,93". 

COMP ANY 

37.08,7 

CoBBLEDICK K IBBE 

GLASS COMPANY 


CONNECT 1 CUT GENERAL 

L IFE INSURANCE 

COMPANY 

1 8,6 1/ 

8,9 3-7 

544.28-7

CRANE P ACK I NG 

COMP ANY 

A B CURRY 


N EWS 

THE D A I LY REVIEW 


SERV ICE 

0 I ETERI CH POST 

COMPANY. 



AND SUPPLY CO 




RAG WORKS 

ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS 

CORPORATION 


LOCK SERVICE 

EUREKAA MILL AND 

L UMBER CO 

J E FRENCH CO 

FRUITVALE CANNING CO 





GENI CO 


COMP ANY 

H ARBOR MARINE 

S UPPLY 


HOGAN LUMBER 

COMP ANY 

HUDSON PR I NT ING CO 



I NDUSTR I AL COAT AND 




STANLEY C JOHNSON 


K A ISER HEALTH PLAN 


15,58"' 

69,32-/ 

44,80-- 

5 &O 0 

8 3.6 9 

3 3,9 3 

1 7 6.4 2 

3395,74'' 

35,54/ 

10,67," 

21,40 

37,30 

9,68 e"' 

1,7 5-- 

355.48- 

114,35"' 

2.0 0 

3.00 

9.7 8 

714.86-' 

79.43-r




M U N I C !PAL F I N A N C E 

OFF I CERS 

ASSOCIATION 


GRUNDY 

MARCH ANT 

CALCULATORS INC 


INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

MASTERCRAFT 

TUBE & T IRE CO 


COMP ANY 

M E NESBIT 

COMP ANY 


EXCH ANGE 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL 

EMPLOYEES 



SUPPLY CO 

47.38- 

27,77-- 

10,00 

38,87 

5,81' 

7,,00 

12.36 

48,70 

5,69-- 

1 0 3 8 6,7 4,- 

66,98' 


STAMP CO 3,07- 

O AKLAND SAW WORKS 2,25/ 

OAKLAND SCAVENGER CO 

60.00 

OAKLAND TITLE 

INSURANCE AND 

GUARANTY COMPANY 7 2 2,0 0' 

OPERATING AND 

MAINTENANCE 

SPE CI ALT I ES 15.87'- 

P ACIF IC GAS AND 

ELECTRI C COMPANY 


MOTOR CO 

P ACIF IC MAR ITIME 

ASSOCIATION 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




P ETER SON AUTOMOTI VE 

6192,81' 

3,3 8 

1836,24-- 

1586,43-- 

40.64 

44,40

P ETERSON TR ACTOR c 

EQUIPMENT CO 



COMPANY 

ROBAKS 

ROBERTS SURPLUS CO 



CEMENT CO 


CO INC 

S & C MOTORS 



SAN FRANCISCO 

O AKL AND BAY BRIDGE 

SANGAMO ELECTRIC 

COMPANY 




S TATE BOARD OF 

EQUALIZATION 


S UPPLY 

S TONHARD COMPANY 



TOWMOTOR CORPORATION 

TRACTOR & 

EQUIPMENT CO 

THE TRIBUNE 


U NITED RENT ALLS 

U NITED SURPLUS S'ALES 

W ARREN FARM 

EQUIPMENT 

W ESTERN DISINFECTING 

COMPANY 


W ESTINGHOUSE 


COMPANY 


R J JONES 

56,58- 

4 2,80'' 

6,39 

9.27- 

535,89 

157,47' 

3,30' 

36,64 -- 

50,60--- 

40,00' 

13,82/ 

12,33 

1668,80' 

3,82' 

51,51 

79.9 4 --- 

1 0,8 7 - 

108,90 

1,50--- 

8,14 

28.96- 

55.80- 

28.79 

547.72- 

105,95.- 

143,25


CUE T ACCOUNTANT /eASS'T. PORT MANAGER 



By L1Q 

PRESIDENT 

By 



L M CLOUGH CO 

DUNCANSON HARRELSON 

COMPANY 


6 2 7,0 4 

6 4.8 0 "- 

822071/ 

178.04-- 

91384.69 

The foregoing is a true list of all claims for (June 30 1953) 


for payment. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OP PORT COEhESSICYERS 

CITY OF OAELAND 


RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ALLOWI]\fl 

CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 


having been approved by the Auditing Coomittee, be and 




SPECIAL DISTRESS CARGO FWD - 706 

LEW WINSTON, AUCTIONEER $ 936.32 

PORT OF OALLAND - FUND 911 1,029.44 



for payment. 


/ 

CREEF- ORT ACCOUNTANT 



By I 

PRESIDENV-, 

By 



Ayes: Commissioners 'Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

CHIEF-PORT/ACCOUNTANT S'T. PORT MANAGER 

By 

By 

RESIDENT V 

17 

SE E.,4ETARY 




RESOLUTION 'APPROVING WEEKLY PAYROLL, 



FUND. 






further 









PORT REVOLVING FUND PAYROLLS 

Payroll for week ending July 5, 1953 6,682.93 

Payroll for week ending July 12, 1953 $ 8,061.59 

$14,744.52 - 



payment. 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, G p lliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep 

Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAKLAND /L 

RESOLUTION No. B 3352: 


MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY FOR IN- 

STALLING PLUMBING AND HEATING 

EQUIPMENT IN BUILDING H-101, 

FOOT OF FIFTH AVENUE; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE PRO- 

VIDED , IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; 

REJECTING ALL OTHER BIDS;. AND 


BIDDERS. 


installing of plumbing and heating equipment in 

Building H-101, foot of Fifth Avenue, be and the 

same hereby is awarded to EDWARD H. MORRILL and 

HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners doing business under 

the firm name and style of MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY, 

as the lowest responsible bidders, in accordance 

with the terms of their bid filed July 6, 1953; 



of the work in the amount of $1,3370,00 











to the proper persons4 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





OF MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of 

EDWARD H. MORRILL and HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners 

doing business under the firm name 

and style of MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY, executed 

by Saint Paul-Mercury Indemnity Company, 

a corporation, each in the amount of •1,337.00, 

for the faithful performance of their contract 

with the City of Oakland for the installation 

of plumbing and heating equipment in Building 

H-101, foot of Fifth Avenue, and for labor and 

materials and amounts due under the Unemployment 






Noes: None 

Absent: None 

k /1

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 4 




SPOTT ET gCTRICAL COMPANY FOR IN- 

STALLING ELECTRIC WIRING IN 

BUILDING H-101, FOOT OF FIFTH 

AVNUE; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 


NECTION THEREWITH;: REJECTING 


RETURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS, 


installing of electric wiring in Building H-101, 

at the foot of Fifth Avenue, be and the same 

hereby is awarded to SPOTT ELECTRICAL COMPANY, 

a corporation, as the lowest responsible bidder, 

in accordance with the terms of its bid filed 

July 6, 1953; and be it further 


performance of the work in the amount of $4,945000 











to the proper persons, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None





OF SPOTT ELECTRICAL COMPANY. 


SPOTT ELECTRICAL COMPANY, a corporation, executed 

by American Casualty Company of Reading, 

Pennsylvania, a corporation, each in the amount 

of ,945.00, for the faithful performance of 

its contract with the City of Oakland for the 

installation of electric wirin g in Building 

H-101, at the foot of Fifth Avenue, and for 

labor and materials and amounts due under the 

Unemployment Insurance Act with respect to such 

work, be and the same hereby are approved. 

■ 




Noes: None 

Absent: None







payroll for the period ending July 16, 1953 at 

noon, in the amount of $58,000.00, hereby is 

approveda 




Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION FINDING AND DE- 

TERMINING THAT LESSEE HAS 

COMPLIED WITH CERTAIN RE- 

QUIREMENTS OF LEASE. 

WHEREAS, that certain lease dated June 

9, 1953, of certain premises at the foot of Broadway 

with GOODMAN AND BROWNE EXPERT CATERING COMPANY, 

a corporation, as Lessee, requires that the Lessee 

shall furnish and equip said premises for operation 

as a restaurant and cocktail lounge, with equipment 

and furnishings of an installed value of not less 

than q;630,000.00; and 

WHEREAS, the Lessee ha S deposited with the 

Port as Lessor the sum of 41,200.00 to be retained 

by the Port as liquidated damages in event of default 

by the Lessee in the performance of that obligation; 

and 

WHEREAS, the said lease further provides 

that upon the Lessee's compliance with said obligation 

to the satisfaction of the Port, said sum so deposited 

shall be deemed payment of the minimum rent 

provided for in said lease for the three (3) months 

next ensuing; and 

WHEREAS, Lessee has complied with said 

obligation to the satisfaction of the Port; now, 


RESOLVED, that this Board does hereby find 

and determine that Lessee has complied with said 

obligation to the satisfaction of the Port as Lessor 

and that the said deposit of 41,200.00 shall be 

deemed payment of the minimum rent provided for in 

said lease for the period commencing on the 1st day

of August, 1953, and ending on the 31st day of 

October, 1953. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Ga Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





SALE OF PUMP. 


be and he hereby is authorized to sell to 

TRIPLE "A" MACHINE SHOP, INC., a corporation, 

that certain Fairbanks Morse centrifugal pump 

with 40 H. P. motor connected, in accordance 

with the bid of said TRIPLE "A" Machine Shop, 

Inc., for the sum of $400.00, and that he be 

authorized to execute the necessary Bill of 

Sale therefor. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano , Levy and Tuiloch and President Estep - 5 

Noes: None 

Ali qpilt! None



S-5 



MISSION TO UNITED CAN & 

GLASS COMPANY TO SUBLET 

PREMISES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that UNITED CAN & GLASS 

COMPANY hereby is permitted to sublet a portion 

of its leased premises to GILRO MACHINE COMPANY 

commencing July 13, 1953 to and including December 

31, 1953, subject to each and all of the terms 

and conditions of the existing agreement between 

said UNITED CAN & GLASS COMPANY, formerly Atlas 

Imperial Diesel Engine Co., and the Port; and 

be it further 

RESOLVED that such permission is granted 

upon the express condition that any rent paid by 

the subtenant in addition to the rent paid by the 

said UNITED CAN & CLASS COMPANY to the Port under 

its said agreement with the Port shall be paid to 

the Port, provided, that the tenant shall be allowed 

expenses in an amount to be approved by the 

Port Manager for utility services furnished and 

other expenses required by the subletting* 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





BILL OF SALE FROM 

HOWARD E. NORTON AND 

DIRECTING RECORDATION 

THEREOF, 


of HOWARD E. NORTON, dated October 24, 1952, 

conveying to the City certain buildings and 

ramp located at the foot of Harrison Street, 

350 feet south of First Street and 300 feet 

east of Webster Street, be and the same hereby 

is accepted, and the sort Attorney hereby is 

directed to cause the recordation thereof° 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

All qpnt! None 

1 k 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -5




RESOLUTION GRANTING HALLETT 

MARINE SUPPLY PERMISSION TO 

PERFORM CERTAIN WORK.. 


plans and specifications submitted by HALLETT 

MARINE SUPPLY for construction of a wall and roof 

between existing buildings on applicant's premises, 

at a cost to said Company of $750.00, hereby are 

approved, and permission hereby is granted; and 

be it further 

RESOLVED that the application and plans 

and specifications submitted by HALLETT MARINE 

SUPPLY for construction of a 20' x 45' addition 

to the storage building on applicant's premises, 

at a cost to said Company of q2,000.00, hereby 

are approved, and permission hereby is granted. 



Ayes: Co issioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGREEMENT WITH ROCKBESTOS 

PRODUCTS CORPORATION. 



agreement with ROCKBESTOS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 



feet in Building No. , 741, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing July 

1, 1953, at a monthly rental of $160.00, and 

that such agreement shall be upon the form 

customarily used for Airport purposes. 




Noes: None 

A bsent None 

- -





APPOINTMENTS. 



WILLIAM A. LEMOS, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.03), 4270.00 

per month, effective July 8, 1953; 

ALBERTA F. HILLMAN, General Clerk (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 2,027), $275.00 per month, 

effective July 16, 1953, at noon; 


RESOLVED that the temporary appointment 

of GEORGE TAYLOR to the position of Painter (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 5.07) for temporary services, 

at a salary of $350.00 per month effective 

July 16, 1953, at noon, be and the same hereby is 


RESOLVED that the termination of the 

temporary appointment of RICHARD H. WILKES to the 

position of Electrical Engineering Assistant and 

Draftsman (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 4.131), 

effective July 9, 1953, be and the same hereby is 


RESOLVED that the appointment of RICHARD 

H. WILKES to the position of Electrical Engineering 

Assistant and Draftsman (Port Ordinance No. 222, 

Sec. 4.131), at a salary of L3375.00 per month, effective 

July 10, 1953, be and the same hereby is 

ratified* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloeh and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None







the following employees, with or without pay, for 



ATgXANDER HASKEY, Port Watchman (Port Ordinance No, 

222, Sec. 8,21), with pay, for illness, for 

nineteen working days from July 7, 1953; 

ELMER J. SUDMEIER, Power Equipment Operator or Mechanic 

or Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 5.02), 

for illness, for thirty consecutive days commencing 

July 2, 1953, the first two consecutive 

days thereof with pay and the remainder thereof 

without pay; 

J. S. SAUNDERS, Terminal Superintendent and Traffic 

Representative (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

8,01), for illness, for twenty-three consecutive 

days commencing July 9, 1953, the first thirteen 

consecutive days thereof with pay and 

the remainder thereof without pay; and be it 

further 


absence heretofore granted ERNEST F. GREENWOOD, Emergency 

Dock Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 8,131) by 

Resolution No. B3302 for a further period of ninety 

consecutive days, commencing June 20, 1953, without 

pay, be and the same hereby is ratified; and be it 

further 


absence heretofore granted CHARLES G. GOLDTHWAITE, 

Assistant Engineer (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 4.06) 

by Resolution No. B3344 for a further period of sixty 

consecutive days, commencing July 13, 1953, without 

pay, be and the same hereby is ratified* 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

None




RESOLUTION GRANTING COM- 

MISSIONER JOHN F. TULLOCH 

PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE 

STATE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Commissioner John 

F. Tulloch is granted permission to leave the 

State commencing August 2, 1953 to and including 

August 16, 19530 




'goes: None 

Absent: None





TRACT TO FRED C. GRANHOLT 

FOR INSTALLATION OF HEATING 

AND VENTILATING WORK IN 

BUILDING E517 AT FIRST 

STREET AND BROADWAY AS TO 

ITEMS 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 AND 7; 







installation of heating and ventilating work in 

Building E517 at First Street and Broadway as to 

Items 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 be and the same hereby 

is awarded to FRED C. GRANHOLT, as the lowest responsible 

bidder, in accordance with the terms of 

his bid filed July 20, 1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of 435,576.00 











to the proper personse 

At a special meeting held July 27, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tullocn and. President Estep -4 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Clark.

BOARD kVRT RT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION —O. B 3367 


TRACT TO RED TOP ELECTRIC 

CO. FOR INSTALLATION OF 

ELECTRIC WORK IN BUILDING 

E517 AT FIRST STREET AND 

BROADWAY; FIXING THE 

AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE 

PROVIDED 'IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH; REJECTING 

ALL OTHER BIDS; AND 


TO BIDDERS. 


installation of electric work in Building 5517 at 

First Street and Broadway be and the same hereby 

is awarded to GEORGE T. CURRAN, an individual 


RED TOP ELECTRIC CO., as the lowest responsible 

bidder, in accordance with the terms of his bid 

filed July 20, 1953; and be it further 


performance of the work in the amount of 04,574.00 




the Unemployment Insurance Act with res p ect to such 










Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -4 

Noes: None. 






TRACT TO J. B. PETERSEN & 

SON FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 

ALTERATIONS TO CONCRETE 

BLOCK BUILDING E517 AT 

FIRST STREET AND BROADWAY; 





RETURN OF CHECKS TO BIDDERS, 


construction of alterations to concrete block 

Building E517 at First Street and Broadway be and 

the same hereby is awarded to J. B. PETERSEN and 

R. J. PETERSEN, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of J. B. PETERSEN & SON, as the 

lowest responsible bidders, in accordance with the 

terms of their bid filed July 20, 1953; and be it 

further 


of the work in the amount of $24,777,00 











to the proper persons° 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -4 

None 






TRACT TO GALLAGHER & BURK, 

INC. AND STOLTE, INC. FOR 

CONSTRUCTING ADDITION TO 

CONCRETE APRON AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE 

PROVIDED IN CONNECTION 




BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for constructing 

an addition to the concrete apron at Oakland 

Municipal Airport be and the same hereby is 

awarded to GALLAGHER & BURK, INC., a corporation, 

and STOLTE, INC., a corporation, jointly, as the 

lowest responsible bidders, in accordance with the 

terms of their bid filed July 20, 1953; and be it 

further 


of the work in the amount of )92,862,88 














Ayes: Commissioners Galliana, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep 

Noes: None 

Absent: Commiss ioner Clark -1,




RESOLUTION REJECTING BIDS 

FOR INSTALLING PLUMBING WORK 

IN BUILDING E517 AT FIRST 

STREET AND BROADWAY AND 

DIRECTING THE PORT MANAGER 

TO ARRANGE FOR THE PERFORMANCE 

OF THE WORK IN THE OPEN MARKET 

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE 

BOARD. 

WHEREAS, on July 20, 1953 the Board of 

Port Commissioners received sealed bids for installing 

plumbing work in Building E517 at First 

Street and Broadway; and 

WHEREAS, the bid of HAROLD J. FEEHAN, 

an individual doing business under the firm name 

and style of FEEHAN PLUMBING & HEATING, being 

the lowest bid received, is void by reason of 

an incomplete affidavit of non-collusion; and 

WHEREAS, the other bids received are 

deemed excessive; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that all bids received on 

July 20, 1953 for installing plumbing work in 

Building E517 at First Street and Broadway, be 

and the same hereby are rejected for the reason 

that said bids are deemed excessive and the Port 

Manager hereby is directed to arrange for the 

performance of said work in the open market 

under the direction of this Board; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the checks accompanying 

the said bids be returned to the proper persons0 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -4 

None 

Commissioner Clark.

LA I Y vr OAKLAND 











ACME SCALE COMPANY 

AIR REDUCTION 

55 59762 \V 

1 

37,00 


A LBER S BROS 

31,33 

MILLING CO 

AMER I CAN 81 TUMULS & 



1,900,00 V 

91,04 

COMP ANY 

ASSOC I ATED 

2,46 ‘,,,/ 

STA I" I ONERS 

A TECO SALES 

INC 7(02 

CORPOR AT /ON 9,08 

B ANCROFT WI-11 TNEY 

COMP ANY 

BAY CITIES 

TRANSPORTATION 

4,12V' 

COMPA Y 


COMP ANY 

BLAKE IvIOFF I TT & 

5 0,0 0 V"9 

203,44 

TOWNE 


8 2,2 7 Vt(1. 

STEEL COMPANY 

14,69 

J H BOYD 

72,00 

B R ADFOR DS 

361 to," 

W 0 BRILL COMPANY 

38,98 

CALIFORN IA POTTERY 

COMP ANY 

DON C ASS SIGNS 

CHANSLOR & LYON CO 




COMP ANY 

CRANE CO 

O ALLM AN CO 


SERVICE 

MERCED DE L A CRUZ 

DEL V ALLE K AHMAN & 

COMP ANY 

33,00 

4,16 

1 2.5 2 

149,65 

129,78 

2,71 

31,92 

22,91 

37.13 

22.70

DOLE SALES COMPANY 



AND SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY GLASS 

COMP ANY 


LOCK SERVICE 

ELTONS AUTO SUPPLY 


LUMBER CO 

WM F FARMER COMPANY 

GALLAGHER 8‘ BURNK INC 

GENICO 

GILMORE STEEL & 

SUPPLY CO INC 

GRANAT BROS 

G RAYB AR ELECTRIC 

COMPANY INC 


H AVEN & TOOL T08L CO 


INTERNATIONAL 


CORPORATION 

INDUSTRIAL COAT AND 


I NDUSTRI AL TRUCK 

SALES 


PRINTING CO 

INTERNATIONAL 



G LEN A JOHNSON 

DISTRIBUTING GO 

JOHNSON PACIFIC 

COMP ANY INC 

KEENE RIESE 

SUPPLY CO 

F R KILLINGEH 

EQUIPMENT CO 

K T K WRECKING 

COMPANY 


LACHELT TRAVEL 

SERVICE 

LIBBY MCNEILL 

LIBBY 

16.80N' 

83,78 

35,97 

225,40 Nocf 

1,44 Nt 

1(l98 

593,98 

34,16\.4 

69088 

2,16 

106,17 

2,77 V 

25,75 V 

11,48 Nt4 

16,87 — 

14,57 4, 

15,00 \s' 


23,79 

10,00 16,1 

3,70 

4 6,3 5 ./ 

111,02 

7,12 

585,11 

30.90 

1 ,0 

5 000 

) 

20,22 

34,50 

2 2,0 3 

3

LAIRDS STA T I ONERY 

LOOP LUMBER & 

MILL COMPANY 


G RUNDY 

C MARKUS 

H ARDWARE I NC 

C W MARWEDEL 


SUPPLY CO 

MORRIS DRAY ING 

COMPANY 

MCCAR TER LUMBER AND 

P ILING CO 

NATIONAL LEAD 

COMP ANY 

O AKLAND 



OAKLAND BOOSTER CLUB 


E XCHANGE 


COMMERCE 


S UPPLY CO 

O AKLAND RUBBER STAMP 

COMPANY 



EXCHANGE 

THE OBSERVER 

P ARC° PAINT MART 


B USINESS AND 



MOTOR CO 


ASSOC! ATION 






EQUIPMENT CO 


90,35 

98,12 

55,21 

34,71 

30,20V 

11,29 

24530 

997,19 / 

149,59 

S61194.5Hwr 

75,00 of 

23,77 

4 59 

151,86 

15,45 

2,50 

51,50 

50,00 

14,24 

6000 

2 4,4 

972 , 

131,12 

45,36' 

159,08 

ha,


P RES TO LINE SALES 

OF SAN FRANCISCO 


RHODES & 

JAMI ESoN LTD 


CEMENT CO 

THE SAN FRANCISCO 

BAY AREA COUNCIL 

INCORPORATED 

S C MOTORS 

SIMON HARDWARE CO 


INCORPORATED 


SUPPLY 

ToWMO TOR CORPORATION 

THE TR I BUNE 

PUBL SH ING CO 


SERVICE 

U NITED JANI TOR I AL 

SERVICE 

U N ION MACHINE WORKS 

VENETIAN BLIND 

PRODUCTS COMPANY 

wAXIN ATE CORPORATION 


W ESTERN CANNER AND 

PACKER 

CAMERON W WOLFE 

• J JONES 

D ONALD F BELLAm y MD 

SoNOTONE OF OAKLAND 

H JACK S EFERT MD 

P R SHUMAKER MD 

P HILENA B BR INKmAN 

DoUGL AS 0 

TOFF ELM IER mD 

C H H TTENBERGER N INC 

SHIRLEY A MI SHOU 

H ERMAN H JENSEN ml) 

OTTO HA TSCHEK m0 

H ENRY A K A VEN MD 

PERAL TA HOSPITAL 

47,69 

44,65 

149 

, 

10,86 

716H' 

250,00 

74,08 

27,00 

31,50 

18,50 

87,0 2 

318,86 

10,26 

2a00 

10,50 

18,13 

41,20 

433,15 

22500 

2500 

67,84 

10,00 

11,85 

2 cx00 

17,00 

21,00 

500 

51,50 

12,00 

15,50 

8.25 

50.00 

28,00



BOARD 0F PORT OMMISSIONERS 

\ \ 

By 

By 

THE SAMUEL HERR, TT 

HOSPITAL 

WALTER L BYERS MO 

J D MOORE MD 

P ORT PROMOT ION & 


S HEPARD CADILLAC 

OLDSMOBILE CO 

SECTARY 

B 

3 2,0 0 

1 0.5 0 

7.2 5 

700,23 

4 ) 323,50 / 



for payment. 

At a regular meeting held August 3, 1953 


Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Levy and President Estep -3 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch. 

.1 certify that the forejoing is t; , t r 1.1 ,. 0 ( 

of resolutior2 No. passed 

c;. I 

Commissioners of the City of Ookiand, Ca1ii : ri,, 012 

Secretary 

130611,18

By 

By 

U.1.11 U1 WiKLAND 


RE30LUTION APPROVING AND ALLOWING 







SPECIAL DISTRESS CARGO FUND - NO. 706 

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. $ 67.51 

Balfour, Guthrie Co. 218199 

SS'T. PORT MANAGER 

$2 85. 84 



for payment. 


BOARD OF PORT/COMMISSIONERS 




Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

Commissioners Galliano and. Levy 

and. President Estep -3 

None 

Vice Presidents Clark and. Tulloch. -2 

1 certify that the foregoing- is a full, trae and correct cope 

of resolution No. 

passed by the Board el 

Commissioners of the City of Oakland, California, on ...... 

Secretary


BOARD OF PORT Ct MISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 

By 

By 






FUND. 






further 










ye — 

Payroll for week ending July 19, 1953 $ 9,602.53 

Payroll for week ending July 26, 1953 $ 9,188.88 

$18,791.41 



payment. 


// 

lig)(a 

CHIEF- R RT ACCOUNTANT S' T. PORT MANAGER PORT Ip.iAGER 




Noes: None. 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -2. 

.1 certify that the foregoing is a nun, true and correct copy 

of resolution No. B3373 passed by the Board el 

Commissioners of the City of Oakland, California, on 

August 3 1253


CITY OF OAKLAND ; 7', 


RESOLUTION APPROVING SEMI-. 



payroll for the period ending July 31, 1953, 

in the amount of $58,000.00 0 hereby is approvedw 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and. Levy and. President Estep -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -2




RESOLUTION FINDING CERTAIN 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE TO BE 

UNCOLLECTIBLE AND AUTHORIZING 

AND DIRECTING THE CHIEF PORT 

ACCOUNTANT AND THE CITY 

AUDITOR TO WRITE OFF THE 

SAME FROM THE BOOKS OF THE 

CITY. 



and the City Auditor which remain uncollectible 

after judicial proceedings, and it has been recommended 

by the Port Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant 

that said accounts be written off the 

books of the City of Oakland; now, therefore, be 

it 

RESOLVED that upon the recommendation of 

the Port Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant 


forth are hereby found and determined to be uncollectible, 

and the Chief Port Accountant and the 

City Auditor are hereby authorized and directed 

to write off from the books of the City of Oakland 

the following accounts receivable: 

Regular Veterans Assn. . $ 3.68 

Samuel T. Jones 15.00 




Noes: None. 


BOARD C POIIT S 


3 5 



RELOCATION OF SEWER EASE- 

MENT BY GRANT PURSUANT TO 

PORT ORDINANCE NO, 577, 

AND DIRECTING RECORDATION 

THEREOF. 

WHEREAS, by Port Ordinance Nop 577 the 

Grantors C. R. Adams and Anna G. Adams of certain 

real property to the Port reserved a twenty (20) 

foot easement for purposes of sewer installation, 

with the provision that the location thereof could 

be changed by mutual consent; and 

WHEREAS, a certain grant, dated September 2, 

1952, of an easement specifically described was made 

pursuant to Resolution No. B2844 and said Port. Ordinance 

No. 577; and 

WHEREAS, the sewer subsequently installed 

across said real property does not follow the easement 

granted, and it is mutually agreed to relocate the 

easement to conform to the installation, by the cancellation 

of the previously granted easement and the 

grant of a new easement by grant dated July 16, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the President of this Board 

be and he hereby is authorized to execute, and the 

Secretary to attest, a Grant of Easement dated July 16 

1953 to C. R. Adams and Anna G. Adams; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the Port Attorney hereby is 

directed to cause the recordation thereof. 




Noes: None 






QUITCLAIM DEED FROM C. R. 

ADAMS AND ANNA G. ADAMS, 

HIS WIFE, AND DIRECTING 

RECORDATION THEREOF, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the quitclaim Deed of 

C, R, Adams and Anna Ge Adams, his wife, dated 

April 18, 1953, conveying to the City a strip of 

land twenty foot in width south and west of Doolittle 

Drive in the City of San Leandro and Eden 

Township, be and the same hereby is accepted, and 

the Port Attorney hereby is directed to cause the 

recordation thereof. 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and. Levy and President Estep -3 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and. Tulloch -2



RESOLUTION —O. RB 

3378 

RESOLUTION DIRECTING RECORDATION 

OF AGREEMENT TERMINATING LEASE OF 

REAL PROPERTY WITH PACIFIC MARI- 

TIME ASSOCIATION AND ILWU, LOCAL 

100 


hereby is directed to record that certain Agreement 

Terminating Lease of Real Property, dated 

July 31, 1953, between the City of Oakland, 

acting by and through this Board, and PACIFIC 

MARITIME ASSOCIATION, a corporation, as successor 

to WATERFRONT EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, 

a corporation, and INTERNATIONAL LONGSHOREMEN IS 

AND WAREHOUSEMEN I S UNION, LOCAL 10, an unincorporated 

association* 




Noes: None 






II, SUBDIVISIONS 1, 2, 3 AND 

8 OF THE BY-LAWS AND ADMIN- 

ISTRATIVE RULES OF THE BOARD 

OF PORT COMMISSIONERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Article II, Subdivisions 

1, 2, 3 and 8 of the By-Laws and Administrative 

Rules of the Board of Port Commissioners 

be and the same hereby are amended to 

read respectively as follows: 

"1. Stated meetings shall 

be held at the Board Room in the 

Executive Offices at the Grove 

Street Pier, City of Oakland, on 

the first and third Mondays of 

each month, except when such Monday 

falls upon a holiday recognized 

by the Board, whereupon the 

meeting shall be held upon the 

next business day. 

"2. Stated meetings shall be 


P. M. Bids for public work or 

supplies which are submitted in 

response to invitation therefor 

will be received at any time prior 

to the hour of 3:00 o'clock P. M., 

at which hour said bids shall be 

opened, examined and publicly declared 

by the Board while still in 

session. 

".3. Special meetings may be 

called by tie President, or by a 

majority of the members of the

Board, by delivering personally or 

by mail written notice to egch member 

of the Board and to each local news- 

, paper of general circulation, radio 

or television station requesting 

notice in writing. Such notice must 

be delivered personally or by mail at 

least twenty-four (2)0 hours before 

the time of such meeting as specified 

in the notice. The call shall specify 

the time and place of the special 

meeting and the business to be transacted. 

No other business shall be considered 

at such meetings by the Board* 

"8. All meetings of the Board 

shall be open and public, and all persons 

shall be permitted to attend*" 


RESOLVED that this resolution shall take 

effect September 1, 19530 




Noes: None 







AGAINST THE PACIFIC FAR 

EAST LINE. 

WHEREAS, the PACIFIC FAR EAST LINE has been 

billed by the Port in the total amount of 310,012.63 

for services rendered in connection with the discharge 

of crude rubber at the Ninth Avenue Terminal 

between January 6 and January 11, 1953, in accordance 

with the Port of Oakland Tariff; and 

WHEREAS, the PACIFIC FAR EAST LINE protested 

said charges; and 

WHEREAS, after investigation, it appears that 

part of the charges were billed in error, and that 

the charges so billed to the PACIFIC FAR EAST LINE 

should be adjusted and reduced accordingly; now, 


RESOLVED that the said charges to the PACIFIC 

FAR EAST LINE be and the same hereby are adjusted and 

reduced from the sum of $10,012e63 to $3,459o24, and 



made upon the books of the City and Port Department® 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Levy and. President Estep -3 

Noes: 

None 






TRACT WITH SHEPARD CADILLAC- 

OLDSMOBILE CO. 

WHEREAS, SHEPARD CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 

CO., a corporation, has faithfully performed 

all the terms and conditions of and has completed 

that certain contract with the Port, 

dated May 21, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9428), for 

the furnishing and delivering of one (1) fourdoor 

sedan equal to Series Sixty-two Cadillac 

Sedan; now, therefore, be it 




orders issued by the Port Manager or Chief 

Engineer in connection with the performance 

of said contract be and the same hereby are 

ratified, confirmed and approved* 




Noes: 

None 





RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PAY- 

MENT OF INSURANCE MONEYS TO 

ALBERS MILLING COMPANY* 

et/ 

WHEREAS, on February 12, 1953, certain 

improvements located upon the premises leased 

by ALBERS MILLING COMPANY from the Port were 

damaged by windstorm; and 

WHEREAS, the lease between ALBERS MILLING 

COMPANY and the Port provides that the lessee shall 

have the right to repair, and upon such repairs 

being made the insurance paid to the City of Oakland 

by reason of such loss shall be paid by the 

CITY to ALBERS MILLING COMPANY; and 

WHEREAS, the damage has been repaired by 

ALBERS MILLING COMPANY; and 

WHEREAS, checks payable to the City and 

the Company have been received from various in.,. 

surance companies in the amount of 4183 0 00; now, 


RESOLVED that the Port Manager be and he 

hereby is authorized and directed to endorse the 

said checks on behalf of the City to the order of 

ALBERS MILLING COPTANY0 

At meeting held August 3, 1953 

a regular 



Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -Z




RESOLUTION GRANTING THE CITY 

OF OAKLAND PERMISSION TO IN- 

STALL STORM WATER CONDUIT. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the applications 

and plans and specifications submitted by the 

CITY OF OAKLAND for the installation of a storm 

water conduit from 34th and Helen Streets under 

the State Highway to the North Harbor and the 

extension of the storm water channel through 

the lands of the Santa Fe Railway in the North 

Harbor, hereby are approved, and permission to 

perform the work is granted, provided that the 

cost of crossings required over the channel 

within Port owned property and the cost of removal 

of silt from the future Port channel carried 

by the storm drain will be the obligation 

of the City Council and not the obligation of 

the Board of Port Commissioners* 



• Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Levy and President Estep -3 

Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch

BOAUJ OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION GRANTING TilT 

CITY OF OAKLAND PERMISSION 

TO CONSTRUCT SANITARY SEWER 

LINE® 


and plans and specifications submitted by the 

CITY OF OAKLAND for the construction of a 

sanitary sewer line on Seventh Street extending 

from the pumping plant of East Bay Municipal 

Utility District near the Southern Pacific 

Company's crossing at the Seventh Street 

underpass to Terminal Street, hereby are approved, 

and permission to perform the work 

hereby is granted* 




Noes : None 


• 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONER, 





WITH MARSHALL SHINGLE 

CO. AND DIRECTING ITS 

RECORDATION. 



execute and the Secretary to attest a Supplemental 

Agreement with MARSHALL SHINGLE CO., a 

corporation, dated August 3, 1953, amending 

paragraph (6) of that certain Lease dated March 

22, 1949 and recorded March 31, 1949 in Book 

5764 Official Records of Alameda County, Calif. 

ornia, at page 39, and that such agreement shall 

be upon a form approved by the Port Attorney; 


RESOLVED that the Port Attorney hereby 

is directed to record said Supplemental Agreement® 




Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -Z

BO J OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH BOYD E. 

HUNTLEY, 



agreement with BOYD E.HUNTLEY, as Licensee, providing 


of 413 square feet in Building P-305 and 522 

square feet of open area adjacent thereto, at 

the foot of Eighteenth Avenue, for a period of 

one year commencing June 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of 015.00, and that such agreement shall 


customarily used by this Board., 




Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch-Z

F...OARD OF POF.T COM..=r SSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH INDEPENDENT 

MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT AS- 

SOCIATION. 



agreement with INDEPENDENT MILITARY AIR TRANS- 

PORT ASSOCIATION, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 306 

square feet in Building No. 150, Hangar No, 1, 


year commencing July 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of $30.60 1 and that such agreement shall 

be on the form customarily used for Airport purposes* 




Noes: None 


BOALD OF PC. :..T COMMISSIONERS 




MENT WITH DEERPRINTS. 



agreement with JEANETTE MEREDITH and VIRGINIA 

ROBERTS, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of DEERPRINTS, as Licensee, 


area of 929 square feet in the southwest corner 

of Building H-210, 87 square feet in the vault 

and 166 square feet in the storeroom, all in 

Building H-210, Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for 

a period of one year commencing July 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of 659.10, and that such 


license agreement customarily used by this 

Board. 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMIE' '10.11RS 




OF J. B. PETERSEN & SON. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of J. 

B. PETERSEN and R. J. PETERSEN, copartners 

doing business under the firm name and style 

of J. B. PETERSEN & SON, executed by UNITED 

PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, each 

in the amount of T24,777.00, for the faithful 

performance of their contract with the City of 

Oakland to construct alterations to concrete 

block Biilding E517 at First Street and Broadway, 

and for labor and materials and amounts 


respect to such work, be and the same hereby 

are approved* 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Levy and President Estep -.3 

Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch .42

1E10 RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND ./7/ 



OF RED TOP ELECTRIC CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of GEORGE 

T. CURRAN, an individual doing business under the 

firm name and style of RED TOP ELECTRIC CO., executed 

by AMERICAN CASUALTY COMPANY OF READING, 

PENNSYLVANIA, each in the amount of 74,0O, 

for the faithful performance of his contract with 

the City of Oakland for the installation of electric 

work in Building E517 at First Street and Broadway, 

and for labor and materials and amounts due under 


such work, be and the same hereby are approved* 




Noes: None 

Absent: Vice Presidents Clark and Tulloch -2 

jcX





OF FRED C. GRANHOLT. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of FRED 

C. GRANHOLT, executed by THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY 

COMPANY, a corporation, each in the amount of 

76.00, for the faithful performance of his 

contract with the City of Oakland for the installation 

of heating and ventilating work in Building 

E517 at First Street and Broadway, and for labor 


Insurance Act with respect to such work, be 

and the same hereby are approved* 



■ 


Noes: None 






OF HAROLD J. FEEHAN. 


HAROLD J. FEEHAN, executed by THE FIDELITY 

AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK, a corporation, 

each in the amount of $5,600,00, for 

the faithful performance of his contract with 

the City of Oakland for the installation of 

plumbing work in Building E517 at First Street 

and Broadway, and for labor and materials and 

amounts due under the Unemployment Insurance 


hereby are approved, 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Tulloch -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERF 




OF GALLAGHER & BURK, INC. 

AND STOLTE INC., JOINTLY. 


GALLAGHER & BURK, INC., a corporation, and 

STOLTE INC., a corporation, jointly, executed 

by UNITED PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of $92,862.88, for 

the faithful performance of their contract 

with the City of Oakland for the construction 

of an addition to the concrete apron at Oakland 




hereby are approved, 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Levy and President Estep - 

Noes: 

None 





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CERTAIN LEAVES OF ABSENCE. 

BE IT RESOD/ED that the leave of absence 

for personal reasons granted CHARLES HANSEN, 

Supervising Structural Engineer (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 4.04), without pay, for nine (9) 

consecutive days commencing July 13, 1953, be 

and the same hereby is ratified; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that the leave for temporary 

military service granted WAYNE F. KENNEDY, Airport 

Serviceman (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 

6.03), with pay, for fifteen (15) consecutive 

days commencing July 25, 1953, be and the same 


RESOLVED that SAM J. BENIGNO, Chief 

Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 

6.017), be and he hereby is granted a leave for 

temporary military service for a period of fifteen 

(15) consecutive days commencing August 9, 

1953, with pay; and be it further 

RESOLVED that SALVATORE ALBANO, Port 

Maintenance Laborer (Port Ordinance No, 222, 

Sec. 5.03), be and he hereby is granted a 

leave for temporary military service for a 

period of fourteen (1)) consecutive days commencing 

August 2, 1953, with pays 




Noes: None 





RESOLUTION REQUESTING THAT 

THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS, 

UNITED STATES ARMY, DEFER 

ACTION ON APPLICATION OF 

THE DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, 

STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

WORKS, FOR APPROVAL OF PRO- 

POSAL TO CONSTRUCT A PRO- 

POSED SOUTHERN CROSSING OF 

SAN FRANCISCO BAY. 

WHEREAS, the tivision of Highways, Department 

of Public Works, of the State of California, has 

requested the Department of the Army to approve a proposal 

for the construction of a crossing of San Francisco 

Bay from the vicinity of Army Street, San Francisco, 

to Bay Farm Island, Alameda County, known as 

the southern crossing; and 

WHEREAS, the application as described in 

Public Notice 54-3 of the Corps of Engineers, U. S. 

Army, Office of the District Engineer, San Francisco 

District, relates only to that portion of the proposed 

southern crossing which extends from Army 

Street, San Francisco, to Bay Farm Island, Alameda 

County; and 

WHEREAS, the complete southern crossing 

project, as described inL the Dolwig Bill approved 

by the California Legislature (Stats. 1953, Ch. 1056), 

embraces in addition to that portion, a freeway along 

the southerly shore of the City of Alameda, and a 

tube crossing of the Estuary between the cities of 

Oakland and Alameda; and 

WHEREAS, the application as presented does 

not include either the Alameda south-shore freeway or 

the Oakland-Alameda tube; and 

WHEREAS, the Department of the Army is 

vitally concerned with the effect of the proposed 

work upon navigation; and 

WHEREAS, no application has been filed to 

request consideration of the effect of the Alameda 

south-shore freeway upon navigation; and 

WHEREAS, the permit heretofore granted for 

the Oakland-Alameda tube will expire this year and no 

application has been made for its renewal; and 

WHEREAS, the overall effect of any new 

crossing upon the economy of the Bay Area involves

the determination of cost, increase in tolls necessary 

to finance the operation and amortization, effect upon 

traffic congestion, location of approaches, and other 

matters not within the scope of the present inquiry; 

and 

WHEREAS, none of these factors has been determined; 

and 

WHEREAS, the State of California has appropriated 

11,500,000 for engineering studies of the proposed 

southern crossing; and 

WHEREAS, no adequate study has ever been 

made by any accredited engineer or group of engineers 

of the Army Street-Bay Farm Island-Alameda crossing 

proposed in the Dolwig Bill; and 

WHEREAS, full consideration of the proposal 

is not possible until the engineering studies authorized 

by the State of California have been completed, and the 

exact location and type of structure have been determined; 

and 

WHEREAS, this Board has continually supported 

a southern crossing as well as an additional crossing 

in the vicinity of and northerly of the existing San 

Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, and has urgently requested 

that engineering studies establishing the exact nature 

and location of such southern crossing be completed as 

soon as possible; and 

WHEREAS; the Dolwig Bill in its vague and 

nebulous terms would permit drastic changes in the location 

of the proposed southern crossing; and 

WHEREAS, any such changes would require additional 

consideration by the Department of the Army; 

and 

WHEREAS, any permit granted by the Department 

of the Army in advance of the completion of engineering 

studies would be nullified by any changes in location 

permitted by the Dolwig Bill; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND hereby requests that the Corps

of Engineers, United States Army, San Francisco 

District, defer action on the application of the 

Division of Highways, Department of Public Works 

of the State of California, for approval of the 

proposal to construct a crossing over San Francisco 

Bay from the vicinity of Army Street in San Francisco 

to Bay Farm Island in Alameda County, until the 

studies authorized by the State of California have 

been completed and adequate plans have been prepared 

determining the nature of the structure and the exact 

alignment upon which it would be built. 

At a special meeting held August 14, 1953 


Ayes: 

Commissioners Galliano and Levy and President Estep -3 

Noes: None 













S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5492 5:6 9 "1' 

ACME BO I LER & 

MACHINE WORKS 1 7 7,0 4 

ACME FIRE 

EXTI NGUISHER CO 24.93 v/ 

ADORE SS0GPAPH 

MUL T I GR Aphi 

CORPORAT I ON 

5,80 ti 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACI F I C COMPANY 

28,73 ve/ 

ALBERS EROS 

MILLING CO 

1900,00/ 

A MEP\ I CAN NEON 

D ISPLAYS I NC 

1 0 , 8 0 ve/ 


MANUFACTUR INC CO 74,83 

ASSOC I ATE() 

S TATIONERS INC 

3 0 0,4 5 

EDWARD P BACON 

C OMP ANY 

4 4,3 5 t,,,/ 


8 6,4 3 


COMP ANY 

1 5,4 5 

BAY C I TY FUEL 0|L 

COMP ANY 

7 1,0 0 4/ 

REAPING ENG I NEERI NG 

COMP ANY 

7,5 2 

CEO R BORRIVIANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

39,05 

THE BOW AND BELL 

27.25 

• D BR LL COMPANY 

1.7 8 

BUREAU OF 

ELEC TR I CI TY 


7 9,5 7 

CALIF ORN IA 

ASSOCI ' AT I ON OF 

PORT AUTHOR I T ES 

9 2,2 5 

CALIFORNIA STATE 

AUTOMOBILE 

ASSOC' ATI ON 

11,06

CAMERONS 

CFIANSLOR & LYON CO 





COAST RADIATOR" 

WORKS 


GLEN L CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC' 

COLSON EQ01 PMENT & 

S UPPLY C0 

COLUMBIA REPORTING 

COMP ANY 

COMMERCIAL STUD I OS 

CRANE PACK I NG 

COMP ANY 

DAILY CoiviMERCIAL 

N EWS 

D ALLMAN CO 


SERVICE 

DI STR 1 CT STEEL 1 NC 

DR! FLO PRODUCTS 


AND SUPPLY CO 



EAST BAY SA1N1TARY 

RAG WORKS 

ELECTRIC SERVICE 

COMP ANY 

E LMAR ELECTRONIC 

SUPPLY CORP 

E LMHURST KEY AND 

LOCK SERVICE 


LUMBER CO 

FIDELITYY ROOF 

COMPANY 


GENERAL PETROLEUM 

CORP OR AT ION 

GENICO 


COMP ANY INC 

THE GUI DE 

P UBL 1 SH1NG CO 

CHARLES R HADLEY, 

COMP ANY 

EV 1NRUDE OUTBOARD 

MOTORS 

H ARBOR PLYWOOD 

CORPORATION OF 

CAL IFORNI A 


AND ASSOC I ATFS 

444,36/ 

121,19 

3 )1 2 5,6 9 

9,60 

10,30 

8,11 

7,19v/ 

3,09 

5.25'1> 

26,00/ 

5,82 

67.20 

26,61 

25,63 

599.54 

1 2,7 7 

12,26 si 

1088,86 

1 

34,83 

30,99 V 

,99 

3,55 

6,63 

340.00 

15.06 

5.21 

17.64 

446,77, 

3,00 

5 1 1,8 4 

2 5,0 3 

61,75 

112,17



PETER R I LT MOTORS 

COMP ANY 

PL ANE TT MFG CO 


P RES TO L I NE 

REMINGTON R AND I NC 


LT D 

R I CE GROWERS ASSN 

OF CALIFORNIA 

R I CHMON0 CHASE 

COMP ANY 


COMP ANY INC 


GRAIN EXCHANGE 

SAN FRANC !SOO 

OAKLAND BAY BR I DGE 

S & C MOTORS 

S EARLE A IR BRAKE CO 

S ERVICE HEAT & 

POWER COMP ANY 

S HELL 0|L COMPANY 

SIGNAL 0 IL COMPANY 



INCORPORATED 


SUPPLY 



T D 8 ' H SUPPLY CO 



SUPPLY CO 



CORPORATION 

THE TR BUNE 

PDBL I SHING CO 

UNITED JANI TORI AL 

SERV I CE 

U NITED SURPLUS SALES 

WAXIN ATE CORPORATION 

WESTERN EXTERMINATOR 

COMP ANY 

WESTERN UN I ON 

WEST PURL SH ING CO 

WI LBUP ELLI S COMPANY 


R J JONES 

12,68 

30,95 

47,69 

48,64 

4 6.7 1 I 

6,70 

410,03, 

84,701 

4,00 

167,38 

15,00 

40,00 

67,80 

21,78 

111,37 

1627,27 

1000 

193,65 

27123 

237,93 

26,56 

98,53 

52.37 

22,00 

8,24 

9631 

80,00' 

14,49 

6,18 

139,06 

105,95 

137,58

•• 1.1 11 / r1 V L IN 0 

H E I EC K AND MORAN 


COMP ANY 


THE I NTER CITY 

PRINTING CO 

INTERNATIONAL 

BUSI NESS MACHINES 

C O R P O R AT I ON 

JENSENS RAD' ATOP 

W ORKS 

KEENE R IESE 

S UPPLY CO . 

THE KENNEDY CO 

J IM K IMBALLS 

AXLE HOUSE 

G EO A KREPL IN CO 


TIRE CORP 


H ARRY B LAKE 

LAWTON & WI LLI AMS 

LEONARD PLUMBING 

H EATING SUPPLY INC 

LOOP LUMBER & 

MILL COMPANY 

LORENTZEN CO 

MALOTT PETERSON 

G RUNDY 



INC 

C W MARWEDEL 

ROBERT J MI LLER CO 

MONROE CALCULATING 

MACHINE COMPANY INC 

M.ORR I S DRAY INC 

COMP ANY 

MUSIC AST 


COMP ANY 


O F I NSURANCE AGENTS 


COMMERCE 


LAUNDRY 


S UPPLY CO 


S TAMP CO 

OAKLAND SAW WORKS 



E LECTRI C COMPANY 

P ACIF IC SHI PPER I NC 

150,uu ye 

18.39 80/ 

5,40 

320,73 

28,33 

616,01 

9,6 0 V 

43.16 

128,754, 

6,00 

41,27 

117,29 

142.79 

25,75 

39.55 

18,27 

824,15 

983.00 

11200 

500.00 

37,35u 

38.93 

4,00 

7.50 


30,00 

123,961, 

703,25 

4,000.00 

5,10 

94.55 


1,00 

58.00 u 

4,410,41 

145,00


- 

CHIEF(PORT ACCOUNTANT ASS'T. PORT MANAGER 



By 

By 




THE DUNCANSON 

HARRELSON CO 

NATIONAL -CASH 

REGISTER CO 

PARIS 13R08 

SECRETARY 

550,40 

192.7 8 \., 

2 9 4 4.6 

5 , 4 6 9,3 0 

2 . 093 2 1,1 7 



for payment. 



113,41 6 f 5 3 

Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -4 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Clark -1.








FUND. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the weekly payrolls for the 

weeksending .kls below be and the same hereby is approved, 




further 









Port Revolving Fund - Payroll week ending 8/2/53 $ 8,549.72 

Port Revolving Fund - Payroll week ending 8/9/53 10,372.94 

ACCOUNTANT ASS'T. PORT MANAGER 

$18,922.'86 



payment. 



By 

By 

Aft 

PRESIDENT- 

/SECRETARY 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioner Clark -1.







payroll for the period ending August 16, 1953, 

at noon, in the amount of $58,000.00, hereby 

is approvedv 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -4 

Noes: None: 

Absent: Commissioner Clark - 1.



2, 1 

RESOLUTION NOB3399 

RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING THE 

SUM OF $100,000.00 FROM 

HARBOR MAINTENANCE AND IM- 

PROVEMENT FUND NO. 911 TO 


1953 AIRPORT BOND IMPROVE- 

MENT FUND. 

WHEREAS, this Board has heretofore created 

a special fund known as the "BOARD OF PORT COMMIS- 

SIONERS, 1953 AIRPORT BOND IMPROVEMENT FUND" No. 

517 for the purpose of the receipt and the disbursement 

of moneys received upon the sale of 

1953 Airport Improvement Bonds; and 

WHEREAS, none of the said 1953 Airport 

improvement Bonds have as yet been sold; and 

WHEREAS, the Port has entered into a 

contract dated July 28, 1953 with GALLAGHER & 

BURK, INC., a corporation, and STOLTE INC., a 

corporation, jointly, for the construction of an 

addition to concrete apron at Oakland Municipal 

Airport requiring an expenditure of A92,862088; 

and 

WHEREAS, it is desired at this time to 

transfer to said special fund from the general 

funds of the Port sufficient money to pay for 

said Airport improvement work; and 

WHEREAS, the general funds of the Port 

are to be reimbursed in the same amount from 

said special fund when the proceeds from the 

sale of the 1953 Airport Improvement Bonds become 

available; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that the sum of $100,000.00 

hereby is transferred from HARBOR MAINTENANCE' 

AND IMPROVEMENT FUND NO. 911 to the BOARD OF 

PORT COMMISSIONERS, 1953 AIRPORT BOND IMPROVE- 

MENT FUND NO. 517, for the purpose of paying

the cost of the construction of the said addition 

to concrete apron at Oakland Municipal Airport; 


RESOLVED that when sufficient proceeds 

from the sale of 1953 Airport Improvement Bonds 

are deposited in said special fund the sum hereby 

transferred shall be retransferred by appropriate 

resolution of this Board from said special fund 

to Harbor Maintenance and Improvement Fund No* 

9110 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -4. 

Noes: None. 


3OARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bid of GEO. 

STAPLETON SALES COMPANY, received after informal 

call for bids, offering to pay 24.80 for those 

certain damaged goods described in the report of 

the Manager, Marine Terminal Department, dated 

August 17, 1953, being the highest bid therefor, 

be and the same hereby is accepted, and said 

goods hereby are sold to said bidder, upon condition, 

nevertheless, that none of said goods 

shall be resold at retail. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 




RESOLUTION No. B 34m. 


SALE OF DAMAGED CANNED 

PINEAPPLE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bid of GEO. 

STAPLETON SALES COMPANY, received after informal 

call for bids, offering to pay $607.18 

for that certain damaged canned pineapple described 

in the report of the Manager, Marine 

Terminal Department, dated August 17, 1953, 

being the highest bid therefor, be and the 

same hereby is accepted, and said damaged 

canned pineapple hereby is sold to said bidder, 

upon condition, nevertheless, that none of said 

damaged canned pineapple shall be resold at retail. 




Noes: None. 


BOARD L °ORT COMMISSIONERr 



RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRI- 

ATION TO MARINE EXCHANGE, INC. 



Improvement Fund No. 911 the sum of $500,00 

to the MARINE EXCHANGE, INC.,for the fiscal 

year 1953-1954 for the purpose of advertising 

the harbor and advantages of the Porto 



Ayes: Commissioners Call iano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -4. 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 





RESOLUTION MAKING APPROPRI- 

ATION TO OAKLAND CHAMBER OF 

COMAERCE. 



Improvement Fund No. 911 the sum of %0000000 

to the OAKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE for the 

fiscal year 1953,1954 for the purpose of advertising 

the harbor and airport facilities 

and advantages of the Porte 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tufloch and President Estep -4. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: 

Commissioner Clark -1,

170ARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B 34o4 




PREMISES. 



to sublet to NATIONAL CONTAINER CORPORATION OF 

CALIFORNIA an area of approximately 25,000 square 

feet on the second floor of Terminal Building "E", 

in the Outer Harbor Terminal Area, and is also 

permitted to sublet to HALL SCOTT MOTOR DIVISION 

an area of approximately 76 9 700 square feet in 

the southerly section of Terminal Building "A", 

in the Outer Harbor Terminal Area, subject to 

each and all of the terms and conditions of the 

existing lease between said ROSENBERG BROS. & 

CO. INC. and the Porta 




Noes: None. 

Absent: 




RESOLUTION No. B 32+05 

RESOLUTION GRANTING ROBERT 

S. HOLMES PERMISSION TO PER- 



plans and specifications submitted by ROBERT S. 

FfOLMES for construction of a 180' x 220' warehouse 

building on applicant's premises, at a cost 

to said applicant of 0_18 0 000.00, hereby are approved, 

and permission to perform the work hereby 

is granted. 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -4. 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 






CONTRACT WITH THE 

NATIONAL CASH RMISTER 

CO®. 

WHEREAS, THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., 

a corporation, has faithfully performed all the 


certain contract with the Port, dated May 6, 

1953 (Auditor's No. 9412), for the furnishing 

and delivering to Grove Street Pier of the Port 

of Oakland one payroll bookkeeping machine; now, 





orders issued by the Port Manager or Chief Engineer 

in connection with the performance of said contract 


approved. 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Ester -4. 

Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 






AGREEMENT WITH AERO- 

SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 

BE TT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be 


agreement with BRUCE TOWERS and CARL NASH, copartners 

doing business under the firm name 

and style of AERO-SCREW PRODUCTS COG, as Licensee, 


area of 956 square feet in Building No. 643, 


year commencing June 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of 076.48 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of 

38.24 per month, payable in advance, commencing 

July 1, 1953 to and including April 1, 1954, and 

that such agreement shall be on the form customarily 

used for Airport purposes° 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 


BOARD OF PORT COVIIISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO. B 34o8 


AGREEMENT WITH R. L. 

GROVE COMPANY. 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agree- ( 

ment with R. L. GROVE, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of R. L. GROVE COMPANY, (' 


of an area of 788 square feet in Building No. 549 at 


commencing July 1, 1953, with the payment of the sum 

$63.04 as consideration for the execution of said 

agreement and a rental of $31052 per month payable 

in advance commencing August 1, 1953 to and including 

May 1, 1954, and that such agreement shall be on the 

form customarily used for Airport purposes. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: 



CITY OF OAKLAIID 

RESOLUTION No. B 34.09 


AGREEMENT WITH THE FLYING 

TIGER LINE, INC. 



agreement with THE FLYING TIGER LINE, INC., a 



feet in Quonset Building No. 606 at Oakland 


August 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

A174.72, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Air p ort purposes. 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep .J.. 

Noes: None. 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION7RC 

CITY OF OAKLAND , 



AGREEMENT WITH SLICK 

AIRWAYS, INC. 



with SLICK AIRWAYS, INC., a corporation, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 

2,196 square feet in Building Noo 600 at Oakland 


July 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of 07,84, and that 

such agreement shall be on the form customarily used 





Noes: None 


0, -,RD OF PORT COMMIIÎONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 4 f 



AGREEMENT WITH HYLANDER & 

JOHNSEN. 



with CLARA JOHNSEN and GUST V. HYLANDER, copartners 


of HYLANDER & JOHNSEN, as Licensee, providing for the 


in Building J-302, Livingston Street Pier, for a 

period of one year commencing August 1, 1953, at a 

monthly rental of $15.00, and that such agreement 






Noes: 

None. 


3OARD OF PC RT COMMISSIONERS 




AGREEMENT WITH WESTERN 

ASBESTOS CO., INC. 



with WESTERN ASBESTOS CO., INC„ a corporation, as 


of an area of 30 1 x 244 1 at the foot of Fifth Avenue, 

for a period of one year commencing August 1, 1953 at 



customarily used by this Board, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION _,9 


RESOLUTION NO. B 31+13 



AIRMOTIVE CORPORATION. 

IIPONSIPOI■140■01011...NIMIlabll• 



with PACIFIC AIRMOTIVE CORPORATION, a corporation, 


of an area of 1,411 square feet in the first floor 

store section, 1,411 square feet in the second floor 

office section, 1,330 square feet in the shop section, 

all in Building No. 220, Hangar No. 2C, and 876 square 

feet of land area covered by Building No. 214, all at 


commencin g July 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of $237,93, 

and that such agreement shall be on the form customarily 





Noes: None. 

Absent: 






AGREEMENT WITH CALIFORNIA 

STEVEDORE AND BALLAST 

COMPANY® 



an agreement with CALIFORNIA STEVEDORE AND 

BALLAST COMPANY, a corporation, as Licensee, 


area of 250 square feet in the shed at the Ninth 

Avenue Pier and 1,500 square feet of open area 

near the storage tanks, for a period of one 

year commencing August 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of 25.00, and that such agreement shall 


customarily used by this Board," 




Noes: None. 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIOU 




TAIN LEAVES OF ABSENCE, 




shown, be and the same hereby are ratified: 

ELMER W. ISANSON, Carpenter (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 5.06), with pay, for 

illness resulting from injury received 

on duty, for thirty-one consecutive 

days from July 20, 1953; 

ROBERT C. RUGGIERO, Emergency Dock Laborer 


for illness, for thirty working days 

commencing July 23, 1953, the first 

eight working days thereof with pay 

and the remainder thereof without 

pay; 

RICHARD N. COMPTON, Port Traffic and Tariff 

Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

7.05), with pay, for illness, for 

nine consecutive days from July 27, 

1953, 



■ 


Noes: None. 


BOA171 OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B 343.6 

RESOLUTION RATIFYING TERMINATION 

OF TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT OF GEORGE 

W. WINDHAM AND RATIFYING APPOINT- 

MENT TO POSITION OF AIRPORT JAN- 

IT OR. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the termination of 

the temporary appointment of GEORGE lid. WINDHAM 

to the position of Airport Janitor (Port Ordinance 

No. 222, Sec. 6.05), effective August 5, 

1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; and 

be it further 

RESOLVED that the appointment of GEORGE 

W. WINDRAM to the position of Airport Janitor 


of $225.00 per month, effective August 6, 1953, 

be and the same hereby is ratified0 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -4 

None 


BOARD CJ PORT COMMISSION ' 




FOR PERFORMANCE OF CON- 

TRACT WITH SPOTT ELECTRICAL 

COMPANY. 


performance of the contract with SPOTT ELECTRICAL 

COMPANY, a corporation, for the installation of 

electric wiring in Building H-101, at the foot 

of Fifth Avenue (Auditor l s No. 9505), be and it 

hereby is extended to and including October 21, 

1953. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 

Commissioner Clark -1. 

ri

BOARD OF PORT COMMIE: "ONERS 





TRACT WITH MORRILL PLUMBING 

COMPANY. 


performance of the contract with EDWARD H. 

MORRILL and HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners 


of MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY, for the installation 

of plumbing and heating equipment in 

Building 11,101, foot of Fifth Avenue (Auditorls 


including October 2 1 , 19534 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tu1loeh and President Este p -4. 

Noes: None. 


At 

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONER! 


RESOLUTION NO. B 31+19 


SECURITY AGREEMENT WITH 

TENANTS OF PREMISES AT 

FIRST AND BROADWAY IN AC- 

CORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS 

OF LEASE. 

WHEREAS, Port Ordinance No. 858 finally 

adopted on June 29, 1953 awarded a ten (10) year 

lease of Port premises at First and Broadway to 

LOUIS M. SIMONS and HARRY SCHNEIDER; and 

WHEREAS, said lease provides that the Lessees 

shall furnish the Port security for their undertaking 

to furnish and equip the premises with fixtures, 

furnishin g s and equipment to the installed value of 

050,000.00; and 

WHEREAS, as partial compliance with said undertaking 

said Lessees have agreed to furnish a cash 

undertaking in the sum of '12,000.00; now, therefore, 

• be it 

RESOLVED that the President of this Board be 

and he hereby is authorized to execute, and the Secretary 

to attest, an agreement effecting said security 

arrangement. 


a regular meeting held August 17, 1953 


Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISE:ONlin _ S 




AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR RE- 

PAIRS TO ROOFS OF SHEDS NOS. 

1 AND 2, OUTER HARBOR TER- 

MINAL AREA, AND CALLING 


BE IT RESOLVED that the plans and 

specifications and other provisions relative 

thereto filed with the Board for repairs to 

roofs of Sheds Nos. 1 and 2, Outer Harbor 

Terminal Area, and the manner indicated for 

payment therefor, including progressive payments, 

be and the same hereby are approved; 



to advertise for five consecutive days in 


therefor, as required by law. 

At a regular meeting held August 17 ; 1953 



Noes: None, 


JOARD OF PORT CC).:MISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B3 42l 









S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5 4,7 3 7,3 1 

ACME FIRE 

E XTINGUISHER CO 5 3,0 2 

AIR REDuCTI0 N 

P ACI F1 C COMPANY 3 2,2 6 

AmERI CAN BI TDIMULS 

ASPHALT COMPANY 1 7 2,9 5 

CHAS M RAILFY CO 2 3,4 2 


B ANCROFT wHITNEY 

C 01AP ANY 

B AY CITIES 


C OMPANY 


C OMP ANY 


COMPANY INC 

BRILL , COMPANY 

B RYANT MOTOR COMPANY 

B URROUGHS ADDING 

MACHINE COmPANY 

BUSS AUTO PARTS 

CALLAGHAN & COMPANY 

CALIFORNIA 




DEPARTMENT OF 

EmpLOyMENT 

CAMERONS 

CAmER A CORNER 

CHANSLOR LYON CO 

CENTRAL BANK TRUSTEE 

ILWU 

EBMTA 

PENSION FUND 




2 1,6 7 

1 2.A 8 

50,00 

1 9 4,8 0 

9 5,4 9 

2,7 7 

7,64 

5,82 

20,02 

20.00 

1 3 2,7 5 

1 1 0.2 7 

5.0 0 

4 5,5 1 

1 6,4 9 

1 70 ) 9 8.4 4 

3 3 7,4 7 

P 6 9 3

THE COTTON DIGEST 

CYCLONE EENC .E CO 

DALLMAN CO 


SERVICE 

DIETER! CH POST 

COMP ANY 



AND SUPPLY CO 



ELEC IR I CAL PRODUCTS 

CORPORATION 

THE ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION 


SUPPLY CORP 


LOCK SERV! CE 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 


LUMBER CO 

WM F EARK4ER COMPANY 

THE FOX PRESS 

FR IDEN CALCULATI NG 

MACH I NE CO INC 


SUPPLY CO INC 

GOLDEN GATE SHEET 

METAL WORKS 

GRAYB ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

THE GUI OE PUBLISHING 

COMP ANY 


COMPANY 

H ARBOR kilARI NE SUPPLY 

H ARD HARRIS INC 


COMP ANY 

H EALY T I BBI ITS 


H ENSLEY EQUIPMENT CO 

HURLEY MARINE WORKS 

H UDSON PR I NT ING CO 

5,00 

119,56 

116,64 

61,67 

154,28 

18 a 45 

237,74 

4 39,14 

14,55 

4,95 

5,91 

10,20 

31,01 

16,53 


40.17 

35,14 

123.45 

106,84 

91,64 

3,00 

13,76 

5,15 

147,59 

10,19 

968,75 

62,28 

22,04 

54,85

P ACIFIC SHIPPER INC 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 




P ETER SON A UTOMOTI VE 

ELECTRIC 

P I MEN TEL & SON 

REMINGTON RAND I NC 

R CE GROWERS ASSN 

OF CALIFORNIA 

SANTON I AND CHASE 

AUTO PARTS 

S C MOTORS 

SHELL 01 L COMPANY 



SUPPLY 

STONEHARD COMPANY 

STRABLE HARDWOOD 

COMPANY 





CORPORATION 

TRANS BAY MOTOR 

EXPRESS CO 

THE TR I RUNE 

PUBL SH ING CO 


SERVICE 

E C WENGER COMPANY 

WESTERN ELECTRO 

mECH AN I CAL CO I NC 

WHITE TRUCK SALES 


JOYCE FERRA CONE 

ELMER SUDME IER 

mEDIC AL CENTER 

PRESCR I PT I ON PHCY 

MARION R COATH 

WEBSTER STREET X RAY 

C H H I TTENBERGER INC' 

H ERMAN H JENSEN MD 

PHILENA B BR INKIvIAN 

MI LL ARO E GUMP MD 

112,00 

1512.52 

2'7 4 

21,35 

55,17 

235,36 

12,10 

20,60 

25,59 

22.24 

7,52 

31,36 

399,84 

47,48 

10,30 

92.29 

44,95 

135,00 

1,00 

6,74 

10,31 

3,78 

3,06 

131,53 

22,59 

145.00 

1 9 04) 0 

10,05 

17,50 

18.00 

51,50 

18,50 

24,50 

6,75

INDEPENDENT 

CONSTRuCT I ON CO 

INTERNATIONAL 


JOHNSON PAC IF IC CO 

I NCORP0RA TED 

KEENE RIESE 

SUPPLY CO 

JIM KIMBALLS 

AXLE HOUSE 

GEO A KRE p L IN CO 

L AWTON WI LL AMS 


H E A r I NG SUPPLY NC 

LOOP LUMBER & 

MILL GoM p A NY 

SPEED MADDOCKS 

W EEKLY NEWSLETTER 

mALOTT PETERSON 

G RUNDY 

C mARwEDEL 

MONARCH TRUCK 

EQU1 PMENT CO 

C mC NTYRE 

mCKEE 

mANuE A CTUR I NG CO 

NATIONAL LEAD 

COMPANY 




SUPPLY CO 

OAKLAND T y PEwR ITER 

EXCHANGE 

OFFICIAL AIRLINE 

GUIDE • 

PABCO PA )NT MART 

PACIFIC COAST 

BUSINESS AND 

SHIPPINGG REGISTER 

PACIF C GAS AND 


PACIFIC mAR !TIME 

ASSOC I AT ION 

PACIFIC ROTARRINTING 

COMP ANY 

246,76 

36,45 

2,55 

53,52 

8,50 

96,58 

31,73 

20,21 

291,51 

24,00 

7700 

15.5 9 

17,25 

150,00 

6,95 

257,66 

1027,36 

) 

144.53 

30.67 

13,50 

432,83 

30.00 

12 ) 3 6.8 1 

20 88.61 

12.2'1

PERALTA HOSPITAL 2 4.0 0 

ROBERT R HAMPTON MD 1 2.0 0 

DONALD F BELLAMY MD 9 7,0 0 

D AY & NIGHT PHARMACY 6,7 0 

W I L L I AM F H O L C O M B IAD 3 0,I) 0 

CHARLES H DEVAUL M0 5,0 0 

W ALTER L BYERS MD 7,50 

LEONARD BAR NARD MD 5 8,7 5 

R J JONES 

6 3,5 3 

P ORT PROMOT ION & 

DEVELOPMENT FUN I) 

1 6aso 



for payment. 


/W. dIALCA,1 

CHIEF PT ACCOUNTANT 



By tX/W 

5 DENT v 

SS'T. FORT MANAGER 

J COMMISSIONER 



86 6 4 5 02 

Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Tulloch and President Estep -3 

Noes: None. 

Ahcent: rni-n-rniqqinnerR Clark and Levy. -2







FUND. 






further 









Port Revolving Fund - Payrolls 

Week ending 06/53 

Clerks' adj. vacation P/R. 06 

Week ending 8/23/53 

$ 4,821.84 

25.28 

11,425.77 

-$16,272.89 



payment. 


AA . . 3 A}LkAA 

CHIEF ?QV ACCOUNTANT VC' PORT MANAGER 



BY ( .\( j CrAv, 

/7 

By „ - 

SECRETARY 


By 1 V 

COMMISSIÒNEIC 

By ! 



COMMISSIONER 


Noes: None 


BOARD OF PC sT COMMISSIONERS 




MONT HLY PAYROLL* 


payroll for the period ending August 31, 1953, 

in the amount of $58,000.00, hereby is approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: rn,,iqqioners Clark and Levy -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMIS! ;12 1RS 




AGREEMENT WITH HOWELL 

PROPELLER SERVICE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be and he 

hereby is authorized to enter into an agreement with 

THORTON HOWELL, JAMES HOWELL, SR., I. O. COOPER and 

EDWARD WENDT, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of HOWELL PROPELLER SERVICE, as 


an area of 5,600 square feet in Building No. 602, 


commencing July 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

$224 000, and that such agreement shall be upon the 





Noes: None, 






AGREEMENT WITH BAY CITY 

FUEL OIL COMPANY. 



WILLIAM D. McELWAIN 9 an individual doing business under 

the firm name and style of BAY CITY FUEL OIL COMPANY, 

as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 

an area at the foot of Eighth Avenue consisting of 3,695 

square feet of warehouse space, 801 square feet of 

partially covered space, oil house, pump and tanks, 

portable office building, 14,750 square feet of open are 

3,820 square feet of open water area and 310 square feet 

in Building No. H-222, for a period of one year commencing 

July 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of $319048, and that such 

agreement shall be upon the general form of license agrAement 





Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIOIs- RS 




AGREEMENT WITH BAYCRAFT 

BOATS, LTD. 



E. T. DAVEY, an individual doing business under the firm 

name and style of BAYCRAFT BOATS, LTD., as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 

approximately 85 1 x 350 1 near the foot of Fourteenth 

Avenue, for a period of one year commencing May 1, 1953 







Noes: None. 






AGRKEMENT WITH AIR COACH 

TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION. 



AIR COACH TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 229 square 

feet in Room No. 29 and 250 square feet in Room No. 30, 

with bathroom annex, in Building No. 130, Oakland 


July 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of 4'59.88, and that 

such agreement shall be upon the form customarily used 





Noes: None 


BO RD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 




ACREEMENT‘WITH AIRLINE 

SERVICES, INC. 



AIRLINE SERVICES, INC., a Washington corporation, as 

Licensee, providing for the occupancy by Licensee of an 

area of 1,803 square feet in Building No. 631 and 12,500 

square feet of land area at Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing May 1, 1953, with 

the payment of the sum of 3394 4 24 as consideration for 

the execution of said agreement and a rental of $197.12 

per month, payable in advance commencing June 1, 1953, 

and that such agreement shall be upon the form customarily 




Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Commissioners Galliano and Tulloch and President Estep -3 






AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED 

STATES OF AMERICA FOR OF- 

FICE SPACE AT OAKLAND 

MUNICIPAL AIRPORT* 


and he hereby is authorized to execute that certain 

agreement with THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 

dated August 31, 1953, providing for the occupancy 

by the Civil Aeronautics Administration of Room 

No. 47 in the International Terminal Building, 

Oakland Municipal Airport, for a term commencing 

July 18, 1953 and ending June 30, 1954, at an 

annual rental of $472,50 0 and that such agreement 


Attorney* 




Noes: None 






OF SALE FROM W. C.McINTYRE 

AND DIRECTING RECORDATION 

THEREOF. 


from W. C. McINTYRE, dated August 20, 1953, 

conveying to the City that certain Flight 

House located on Oakland Municipal Airport, 

at south side, east end of Hangar No. 2, be 

and the same hereby is accepted, and the Port 

Attorney hereby is directed to cause the recordation 

thereof® 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Levy -Z.





OF SALE FROM LOUIS M. SIMONS 

AND HARRY SCHNEIDER AND 

DIRECTING RECORDATION THEREOF. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Bill of Sale of 

LOUIS M. SIMONS and HARRY SCHNEIDER, dated August 24 

1953, conveying to the City all that certain restaurant 

and cocktail lounge equipment, furnishings, 

fixtures and appliances situate at 1141 - 55th Street, 

Oakland, California, be and the same hereby is accepted, 

and the Port Attorney hereby is directed to 

cause the recordation thereof, 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. B3 4 3 2 



SE IT RESOLVED that the following appointments 


MARIAN EVELYN ADAMS, Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 6,25), 

4230,00 per month, effective August 14, 1953; 

DOROTHY REDMOND, Intermediate Stenographer-Clerk (Port 

Ordinance No, 222, Sec. 2,111) ) $240 000 per 

month, effective August 24, 1953; 

ALFRED E. BAKER, Plumber (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 

5009), 05000 per month, effective August 

24, 1953; 

AGNES HOLM, Airport Telephone and Teletype Operator 

(Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 6,25), 4230,00 

per month, effective August 24, 1953; 


RESOLVED that the termination of the temporary 

appointment of GEORGE R. STEPHENSON to the position 

of Engineering Aid (Port Ordinance No. 222, Sec, 4009), 

effective August 25, 1953, be and the same hereby is 


RESOLVED that the appointment of GEORGE R. 

STEPHtNSON to the position of Engineering Aid (Port 

Ordinance No. 222, Sec. 4,09), at a salary of 4290000 

per month, effective August 26, 1953, be and the same 

hereby is ratified, 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark and Levy -2

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIOVERS 


RESOLUTION No. B3 4 3 3 


LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITH 

PAY TO JOYCE FERRACONE. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the leave of absence 

granted JOYCE FERRACONE, Airport Telephone and 

Teletype Operator (Port Ordinance No, 222, Sec, 

6.25), on account of illness resulting from injury 

received on duty for fourteen consecutive 

days commencing August 4, 1953, with pay, be and 

the same hereby is ratified, 




Noes: None 


ÀAA A A. A AIWA 'AIDA A VA AVA A ANAI AAA° A YAP° À AMEA A A AA/ 


RESOLUTION No. B 3 4 3 4 

RESOLUTION ASSIGNING EMPLOYEES AND FINDING 

TEEM TO BE ENTITLED TO CERTAIN RATES WITHIN 

SALARY SCHEDULES FIXED BY PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

867. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the employees hereinafter 

named are hereby assigned to and found to be entitled to the 

rates set forth opposite their respective names and positions 

and within the salary schedules fixed by Port Ordinance No * 867* 

Employee Position. Schedule Rate 

ADMINISTRATION 

Billie Mayer Secretary to the Port Manager 18 c. 403 

Elizabeth Sykes Senior Stenographer-Clerk 15 b, 322 

Evelyn Johnson Senior Stenographer...Clerk 15 e, 381 

Alice Brattesani Intermediate Stenographer.. 

Verb* 13 e* 341 

Patricia Wilson Intermediate Stenographer. 

Clerk 13 b. 288 

Elizabeth Oatridge Intermediate Stenographer. 

Clerk 13 a, 273 

Arrece Jameson Intermediate Stenographer. 

Clerk 13 c, 305 

Lois Blanek Intermediate Stenographer. 

Clerk 13 c. 305 

Jeanne DeLair Intermediate Stenographer. 

Clerk 13 e, 341 

Julia T. Davidson Intermediate Stenographer- 

Clerk 13 a. 273 

Ruth Noe Intermediate Stenographer- 

Clerk 13 d. 322 

Myrtle Murray Intermediate Stenographeri 

Clerk 13 b. 288 

Dorothy Redmond Intermediate Stenographer- 

Clerk 13 a, 273 

Maynard Cheney General Clerk, Male 114. e. 360 

Howard Meyers General Clerk, Male 14 b, 305 

Gordon Powers General Clerk, Male 14 e, 360 

Milton Figeroid General Clerk, Male 14 d, 314

John W. Peavy General Clerk, Male 

James A. Malloy General Clerk, Male 

Alberta F. Hillman General Clerk 

Geraldine Martino General Clerk 

William Kirkner General Clerk 

George Billingsley Port Purchasing Clerk 

Mary L. Milano Mimeograph Operator 

Robert H. Stice, Jr. Port Publicity Clerk 

Ruth Jatho Senior File Clerk 

Beatrice Baebler Junior File Clerk 

r. v 01U-LULL 6cneaule Rate 

14 b. 305 

114. b,305 

14 b. 305 

14 0, 322 

14 d. 341 

22 d. 532 

11 c. 273 

14 a. 288 

15 e. 381 

10 c. 258 

Virginia Hocking Telephone Operator and Clerk 12 b. 273 

Frankie Gamble Telephone Operator and Clerk 12 b. 273 

Ruth Barnett Intermediate Typist Clerk 11 e* 305 

Madeleine Nash , Intermediate Typist Clerk 11 d. 288 

Virginia O'Connell Intermediate Typist Clerk 11 c. 273 

PaulIne MacDonald Intermediate Typist Clerk 11 e. 273 

Anna Eddington Intermediate Typist Clerk 11 b. 258 

Alonzo Bates Janitor 12 e. 322 

James Iles Janitor 12 c. 288 

LEGAL. 

Dora Williams Secretary to the Port 

Attorney 18 e. 450 

Rose M. Sickenger Legal Stenographer 13 e. 305 

ACCOUNTING 

Robert J. Jones Assistant Port Accountant 23 d. 563 

Ivon Dearborn Port Auditing Clerk 21 d, 503 

Wm. B. McCarthy Senior Account Clerk 17 0, 381 

Anne Brandner Intermediate Account Clerk 15 d. 360 

Anna M. Bernhardt Tabulating Machine Operator, 

I.B.M. 1)4. e. 360 

Bertha P. Lumley Alphabetical Card Punch 

Operator, I.B.M. 11 e. 305 

ft2,11M

Employee Position Schedule Rate 

Claire Louise Wenke Alphabetical Card. Punch 

Operator, I.B.M. 11 co, 273 

Beverly Schroder Payroll Clerk 14 c. 322 

ENGINEERING 

Jack Baines Port Supervising Engineer 28 e. 786 

John Perrine Senior Engineer 26 d. 665 

Alfred Dix Senior Engineer 26 d. 665 

Roy Clark Senior Engineer 26 a, 563 

Charles Hansen Supervising Structural Designer 

26 e. 703 

Clayton Boisvert Associate Engineer 24 b. 532 

William Kearney Assistant Engineer 21 e. 532' 

Frank Simney Assistant Engineer 21 d, 503 

Phinaes Peel Assistant Engineer 21 do 503 

John Ellisen Assistant Engineer 21 e. 532 

William Havenor Assistant Engineer 

Charles Goldthwaite Assistant Engineer 

Gaza Almasy Assistant Engineer 

Roland Malone Chief of Field Party 

Japes Popplewell Chief of Field Party 

Chester Hardesty Engineering Aid 

Dudley Blincoe Engineering Aid 

21 e. 532 

21 d. 503 

21 d. 503 

21 d. 503 

21 do 503 

16 C. 360 

16 b. 341 

George R. Stephenson 

Engineering Aid 16 a. 322 

Donald Relfe 

Alexander Murray 

Richard H. Wilkes 

Joseph Dias 

Electrical and Mechanical 

Engineer 28 eo 786 

Electrical Engineering Assistant 

and Draftsman 21 d. 50 3 

Electrical Engineering Assistant 

and Draftsman 21 ,a. 426 

Chief Port Construction Inspector 

25 d. 629

EmployeeL Position Schedule Rate 

MAINTENANCE 

Harold F. Carlson Port Construction Foreman 19 co 426 

Willis Anderson Port Maintenance Foreman 18 a. 360 

Raymond Fanelli Port Maintenance Foreman 18 c* 403 

Gordon Henry Port Maintenance Foreman 18 co 403 

Frederick De Reny. 

nacker Port Maintenance Foreman 18 a. 360 

Rudolph Temen Automotive Equipment Mechanic 18 do 426 

Donald Q. Sullivan Automotive Equipment Mechanic 18 d, 426 

William Jenkins Automotive Equipment Mechanic 18 co 403 

Fred Kennedy, Jr * Automotive Equipment Mechanic 18 d. 426 

Grover Robertson Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 20 do 476 

Clifford Cole Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 20 co 450 

Robert Anderson Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer 18 0, 450 

John A. Morrill Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer 18 e* 450 

Elmer J. Sudmeier Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer 18 450 

Frank Cain Power Equipment Operator or 

Mechanic or Laborer 18 eo 450 

Ralph Ward Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Ira Newman Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d, 360 

Roy Wheable Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d. 360 

Luigi Maggiora Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

James J. Collins Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d. 360 

Harry Adams Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d. 360 

Alfred J. Scatena Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d, 360 

Joseph Kruzic Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Michael Medeiros Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d. 360 

Byron Beck Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 3L1 

Clifford Hottinger Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341

Em lo ee Position Schedule Rate 

Nickolas Ortiz Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

paniel V. Reposa Port Maintenance Laborer 15 0, 341 

Henry Bruce Port Maintenance Laborer 15 d. 360 

Lorence G. Johnson Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Salvatore D. Albano Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Frederick Oxley Port Maintenance Laborer 15 cc, 341 

Marion C. Thomas Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Antone Enos, Jro Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Joseph Kuszak Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

John Lydon Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Antone Cirincione Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Frank C. Burleigh Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

John Ganassin Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Albin Gremillion Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Kenneth Jeffers Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Joaquin Estrella Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Ivan Fagot Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

William Winchester Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Henry Burns Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Sam Randall, Jr. Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Walter Robertson Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Joseph Gomez Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Willie Washington Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Sheridan Butler Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 314 

Alvaro Campos Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Lawrence Donovan Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Tim Gardner Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Manuel Correiro Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Allen Johnson Port Maintenance Laborer 15 co 341 

Kenneth Noe Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Clyde Patten Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Daniel Jones Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 314

Employee _ Position Schedule Rate 

Carl Schmaltz Port Maintenance Laborer 15 c. 341 

Irwin Lee Port Maintenance Laborer 15 a. 341 

Clarence Powell Port Maintenance Laborer 15 a, 305 

William A. Lemos Port Maintenance Laborer 15 a. 305 

Tiofilo Aguilar Truck Driver and Laborer 16 b0 341 

Adolfo Baroni Truck Driver and Laborer 16 b, 341 

E. J. Hales Truck Driver and Laborer 16 co 360 

Ira Newman, Jr, Truck Driver and Laborer 16 co 360 

Cecil A. Vancil Truck Driver and Laborer 16 c. 360 

Glen Y. Ruth Truck Driver and Laborer 16 c. 360 

Ernest J. Tocchini Truck Driver and Laborer 16 co 360 

Edward F. O'Brien Blacksmith-Welder 18 d. 426 

Elmer W. Isakson Carpenter 18 d. 426 

Victor W. Gauch Carpenter 18 d0 426 

Emil Seven i Carpenter 18 e. 403 

Daniel J. Sullivan Carpenter 18 403 

Harry C. Willis Carpenter 18 co 403 

John F. Torrey Painter 18 c. 403 

Roy E. Murphy Painter 18 co 14.03 

Hugo C. Andersen Painter 18 co 403 

Printist Ivory Painter 18 c. 403 

Aldine Lockett Painter 18 c. 403 

George Peterson Painter 18 e. 403 

Woodrow W.Robinson Painter 18 c, 403 . 

George Taylor Painter 18 co 403 

Frank Beidleman Plumber 19 co 426 

John C. Taylor Plumber 19 co 426 

Peter H, Sandbeck Plumber 19 b. 403 

James Addiego Plumber 19 b. 403 

Alfred E. Baker Plumber 19 a. 381

1W0A.Y.L.W4 

Harbart Anderson Port Electrician 

John Smith Port Electrician 

Vaughn King Port Electrician 

Raymond Street Port Electrician 

Chester Holbrook Port Electrician 

Robert Webring Port Electrician 

William Ervin Port Electrician 

Donald Oyler Port Electrician 

Harry A. Beard Port Electrician 

AIRPORT 

ocuocaue rut-Ge 

19 e* 176 

19 e. 476 

19 d. 450 

19 d. 450 

19 c. 426 

19 e. 426 

19 e. 426 

19 b. 403 

19 b. 403 

Frederick G. Mc. 

Elwain Airport Superintendent 26 e. 629 

George B. King Assistant Airport Superintendent 

23 b. 503 

Alvin Mitchell Airport Traffic Representative 24 e. 629 

Henry Van Brunt Airport Clerk 19 e. 476 

Mary Walsh Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 d. 305 

Freda Chesler Airport Telephone and Tele. 

type Operator 12 c. 288 

Edythe Hann Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 c, 288 

Rose Barulich Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 a, 288 

Doris L. King Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 b, 273 

Joyce Ferracone Airport Telephone and Tele. 

type Operator 12 b. 273 

Lucretia M. Hunt Airport Telephone and Tele« 

type Operator 12 b* 273 

Ruth M. Brandon Airport Telephone and Telex 

type Operator 12 b. 273 

Helen King Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 b* 273 

Marian Evelyn Adams Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 a. 258 

Agnes Holm Airport Telephone and Teletype 

Operator 12 a, 258

Em lo ee Position Schedule Rate 

Gerald Davis Chief Airport Serviceman 19 450 

Maurice Stinson Chief Airport Serviceman 19 d. 450 

Wilse Allen, Jr *Chief Airport Serviceman 19 do 450 

Willie Chew Chief Airport Serviceman 19 c. 426 

Sam Benign° Chief Airport Serviceman 19 c. 426 

Julius Colberg Chief Airport Serviceman 19 b. 403 

James Henry Chief Airport Serviceman 19 b. 403 

Harold H, Clark Chief Airport Serviceman 19 a. 381 

Oscar Olson Chief Airport Serviceman 19 a, 381 

Claude Wells Airport Serviceman 16 d. 381 

Frederick Patterson 

Airport Serviceman 16 d. 381 

Len Wade Airport Serviceman 16 d, 381 

William Tucker Airport Serviceman 16 d. 181 

Elliott Bristow Airport Serviceman 16 d. 381 

Charles McCarty Airport Serviceman 16 d, 381 

Frank L. Smith Airport Serviceman 16 a. 322 

Walter Hatcher Airport Serviceman 16 c. 360 

Ansel Jeffries Airport Serviceman 16 c. 360 

Howard Bilund Airport Serviceman 16 b. 341 

Wayne Kennedy Airport Serviceman 16 b. 341 

Leroy Diaz Airport Serviceman 16 b. 341 

Louis K. Shay Airport Serviceman, 16 b. 341 

Carlos Sears Airport Serviceman 16 a. 322 

Edward Beasley Airport Serviceman 16 a. 322 

Edward F. Gonder Airport Serviceman 16 a. 322 

Theodore Rodrigues Airport Serviceman 16 a. 322 

Harold Walton Head Airport Janitor 15 cp 341 

Selva Jones Airport Janitor 12 b. 273 

Harold Pitts Airport Janitor 12 e. 322 

Roymond Johnson Airport Janitor 12 b. 273

Ater 0/ .41.04" 1.16 .4. W W 

Marvin Smith Airport Janitor 12 c. 288 

Arthur Guthrie Airport Janitor 12 b. 273 

E. J. Johnson Airport Janitor 12 b. 273 

George W. Windham, 

Jr *Airport Janitor 12 a. 258 

Everett Abernathy Airport Janitor 12 a. 258 

Harrison Sanders Airport Janitor 12 a. 258 

Elmus Cloud Airport Janitor 12 a. 258. 

Clovis V. Williams Airport Janitor 12 a. 258 

Anderson J. Walker Airport Janitor 12 a. 258 

TRAFFIC 

A. C. Meadows Assistant Traffic Manager 26 d. 665 

Sidney Carlton Port Traffic Representative 21j. e. 629 

Richard A. Peppin Port Traffic Representative 24 b. 532 

Paul G. Zacher Port Traffic Representative 24 eo 629 

Richard N. Compton Port Traffic and Tariff Clerk 20 e. 503 

MARINE TERMINAL OPERATIONS 

J. S. Saunders Terminal Superintendent and 

Traffic Representative 25 eo 665 

Robert A. Ericksen Terminal Superintendent and 

Traffic Representative 25 e, 665 

E. F. Regan Assistant Terminal Superintendent 

(Office) 24 e. 629 

M. J. Rattazzi Assistant Terminal Superin 

tendent (Office) 24 eo 629 

Frank K. Jackson Emergency Assistant Terminal 

Superintendent (Dock) 24 e. 629 

Agnes Baker Supervising Dock Office Clerk 22 c. 503 

Charles C. Buckley Supervising Dock Office Clerk 22 e* 503 

John L. Martin Supervising Dock Office Clerk 22 b. 476 

Teresa Rifesi Dock Office Clerk 19 e* 476 

Sidney J. Armstrong Dock Office Clerk 19 (30 L76 

Howard Sutherland Dock Office Clerk 19 e. 476

Em o ee Position Schedule Rate 

L. M. Purcell Dock Office Clerk 19 

Jack R. Warner Dock Office Clerk 19 

Carl E. Boorman Dock Office Clerk 19 

Charles S. Doyle Dock Office Clerk 19 

Olaf Hansen Dock Office Clerk 19 

Lawrence Vivian Dock Office Clerk 19 

Francis J. Hogan Dock Office Clerk 19 

Wallace Duncan Railroad Car Clerk 19 

James R. Martin Railroad Car Clerk 19 

Frank C. Davis Dock.Lumber Tallyman 18 

e* 476 

e, 476 

e. 476 

476 

e o 476 

a, 381 

a. 381 

e. 476 

e. 476 

e o 450 

Ethel Larson Billing Clerk 13 0, 305 

Julia Gannon Senior Typist-Clerk 14 e. 360 

Lois L. Jackson Telephone Operator and Clerk 12 co 288 

Edgar John Hayden Port Messenger and Clerk 11 e* 305 


RESOLVED that this resolution shall take effect 

September 1 0 1953, and the provisions thereof shall be retroactive 

to July 1, 1953* 




Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. a 3435 

RESOLUTION ADJUSTING CERTAIN 

TARIFF CHARGES. 

WHEREAS, wharf demurrage charges totaling 

$7,695.95 accrued in connection with certain distress 

cargo offloaded upon the facilities of the Port of 

Oakland in December, 1950; and 

WHEREAS, said cargo was sold on June 

11, 1953 at public auction by the United States 

Collector of Customs; and 

WHEREAS, as the result of said sale the 

Port has received from the Collector of Customs the 

sum of $6,270.83; and 

WHERFA q , under the circumstances of the 

case it appears that collection of the balance of 

the charges is highly unlikely, if not impossible, 

and the Port Manager has recommended that the difference 

amounting to T1;1,425.12 be written off the 

books; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said sum of $6,270,83 be 

and the same hereby is accepted as payment in full 

of said wharf demurrage charges and the necessary 

entries to this effect are hereby authorized and 

directed to be made upon the books of the City and 

the Port Departmento 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Tulloch and President Estep 

Noes: None 

A bRp-nt : Commissioners Clark and Levy -2

EOriRD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION DESIGNATING 

GORDON A. WOODS AS THE 

AGENGY UNDER SECTIONS 

1.22, 1.26 AND 12.25 OF 

PORT ORDINANCE NO, 867. 

BE IT RESOLVED that GORDON A. WOODS 

be and he hereby is designated as the agency 

to perform the duties provided for in Sections 

1.22, 1.26 and 12.25 of Port Ordinance No. 

867, effective September 1, 1953; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that Resolution No. E1290 

be and the sane hereby is repealed.. 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano and Tulloch and President Estep - 3 

Noes: None 


3OARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AT- 

TENDANCE AT ANNUAL MEETING 

OF PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION 

OF PORT AUTHORITIES TO BE 

HELD AT VANCOUVER, B. C. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager, 

Manager, Marine Terminal Department, Assistant 

Port Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant be 

and they hereby areauthorized to proceed to 

Vancouver, B. C. to attend the Annual Meeting 

of the Pacific Coast Association of Port 

Authorities to be held September 10 - 12, 1953, 

inclusive, and that they be allowed their reasonable 

expenses in connection therewith upon presentation 

of claims therefor* 

At a special meeting held August 31, 195 3 



Noes: 

None 


BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION NO. B 3 43 8 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ATTENDANCE 

AT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN 

ASSOCIATION OF PORT AUTHORITIES IN 

TORONTO, ONTARIO, AND AUTHORIZING 

ASSISTANT PORT MANAGER AND CHIEF 

ENGINEER TO ATTEND TO OTHER PORT 

BUSINESS ON THE EAST COAST. 

BE IT RESOLVED that President Estep, Commissioner 

Galliano, the Port Manager, the Assistant 

Port Manager and Chief Engineer, the Port Attorney 

and the Port Publicity Representative be and they 

hereby are authorized to proceed to Toronto, Ontario, 

to attend the Annual Meeting of The American Association 

of Port Authorities to be held September 21 

inclusive, and that they be allowed their-25, 

1953, 

reasonable expenses in connection therewith upon 

presentation of claims therefor; and be it further 

RESOD/ED that the Assistant Port Manager 

and Chief Engineer be and he is hereby authorized 

to proceed after said meeting to one or more other 

points on the East Coast to attend to business pertaining 

to the Port and Airport, and that he be allowed 

his reasonable expenses in connection therewith 

upon presentation of claim therefor') 




Noes: None 

Absent: 




RESOLUTION NO. B 3 4 3 9 


ATTENDANCE OF PORT AT- 

TORNEY AT HEARING BEFORE 

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD 

IN REOPENED SOUTHERN SER- 

VICE TO THE WEST CASE, 

DOCKET NO. 1102® 


be and he hereby is authorized to proceed to 

Washington, D. C. to attend the hearing before 

the Civil Aeronautics Board on or about September 

22, 1953, in the matter of the Reopened Southern 

Service to the West Case, Docket No. 1102, et al, 

and that he be allowed his reasonable expenses 

in connection therewith upon presentation of 

claim therefor® 



Ayes: 

Commissioners Galliano and Tulloch and President Estep -3 

Noes: None ■ 

Absent: Commissioners Clark and Levy -Z





WITH PARIS BROTHERS AND AUTHOR- 

IZING RECORDATION OF NOTICE OF 

COMPLETION. 

WHEREAS, PARIS BROTHERS, a corporation, has 


of and has completed that certain contract with 

the Port, dated June 10, 1952 (Auditor's No. 9146) 

for the construction of a sanitary sewer system at 

Oakland Municipal Airport; now, therefore, be it 


is accepted; and be it further 






RESOLVED that a Notice of Completion of said 

contract be duly filed in the office of the County 

Recorder of Alameda County® 

At aspecial meeting held August 31, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: 




RESOLUTION No. B3)1)11 








HARBOR MAINTENANCEAND IMPROVEMENT FUND #911 : 

SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 54507,96 

A REDUCTI0N 

PAO! F I C COwPANY 13,65 V 


WATER CO I NC 7,911 

AMERICAN BAG (9y 

UNION HINE CO 

38,00/ 

AMER I CAN NE0N 

DISPLAYS I NC 10,80V:( 

BAKER HAMILTON 23,19 

BANCROFT wH I THEY 

COMP ANy 31,93 

BARNES 

mANUFACTuR i NG CO 48,55/ 

BAY C I TY FUEL 01 L 

COMP ANY 163,28/, 

THE BELL COMPANY 36,93 

A BERCOV ICH CO 15,45 

GEO P HoPRMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 60,98 

BROWN DRAYAGE CO 22526 k./- 

BUSS, AUTO PARTS 

23,38/ 

CALIFORNIA 

ASSOCI AT I ON OF 

AIRPORT 

EX ECUT VES INC 

CAmER A CORNER 


CENTURY ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY 



GLEN L CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC 

COMMERCIAL NEws 

DAILY CoMHEPC I AL 

NEWS 

()ALLMAN CO 



SEP V I CF 

DE RUE DRAYAGE CORP 

FRANK A DUNNE CO 

EAST BAY IRON & 

METAL CO 

3,5 4 3,2 3 

1 4 7,0 7 / 

3,00 

4 48O/ 

3,49 

2 5,0 O ~ 

15,45 

wf

EAST BAY LABOR 

JOURNAL 


PAC NOPKS 

FONTES PP INT ING CO 

E FRENCH CO 

FRU( TVALF CANNING CO 

• P FULLER CO 


GENERAL ELECTRIC , 


GETZ SHoS & CO 

GR A y B AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

GPFENNO0n 

pR IN TEPS LTD 

TRANSPORT CLEAR I NGs 

FOR HASLETT 

o i ARElloUSE COMPANY 


COMPANY 


COMPANY 

HOGAN LUMBER 

COMP A'Ny 

H OHAPD TERm I NAL 

INDEPENDENT 

CONSTRDCT I ON CO 

KEENE RIESE 

.SUPPLY CO 

L A 'PDS STATIONERY 

LILL' CK GEARY 0LSON 

AD s CHARLES 

LOOP LUMBER & 

MILL CoMPANY 

C mARvEDEL 

m0PRI S DRAY INC 

COmP ANy 

MC CARTER LUmBER 

AND PI L CO 

N ATIONAL F I RE 

P OTECT I ON 

ASSOCI ATI ON 


COMPANY 

OAKLAND ASSOCI ATI ON 


OAKLAND MuN CIPA L. 

EMPLOYEES 

RETIREME N T SYSTEM 

150,00 

2 3 .7 0 

5.0 2 

8,55 

25,50 

'6,48/ 

25,22 

2,53 

• 28,87 

4,17 

21,12 

-16,43 

1 5,4 0 

8,17 

370,1_91 

6,3A "" 

2 0 , r( 9 '`"" 

2 8,0 2 

4.74 

32,89 

1116,23 

27,R 9 ‘.0( 

161,53 vi 

997,19 

15,00 

19.31 

791,83 

A258.39



O AKLAND SCAVENGER 

COuP ANy 


BUSINESS AND 

SNI PP LNG REGISTER 


ELECTRIC Comp ANY 

P ACIF I C TOOL AND 



mEG CO 

PECKS OFF ICE 


P ETERSON AUTOMOTIVE 

ELECTRIC 

RESORT A IRL INES INC 

AFRO ASSOC! ATES & 

CAL II- oPNI A EASTERN 

AI R INAYS INC 

CF GROWERS 


CALI FoRNI A 


ROCKBESTOS PRODUCTS 

CORPORATION 

RUCKER FULLER 

S & C MOTORS 

SEARLE A IR BRAKE CO 

S EARS ROEBUCK 

ANn CO 

S HIELDS HARPER 

CO 1 NC 


SUPPLY 

STENOTYPE REPORTING 

COUP ANY 

S TEP() 01 SHWASHING 

HACH! NE Im,EG 

COMPANY 

SHPT OF DOCUMENTS 

GOVERNmENT 

PRINTING OFFICE 


THOuAS SANITARY 

SUPPLY CO 

TRANS BAY MOTOR 

EXPRESS CO 

TRANSPORT CLEARINGS 

THE TR! RUNE 

pUBL SH INC CO 

77.14 le-"" 

60.00 V 

30.00 / 

285P0/ 

75,80 V 

17.77 

58.75 

18.86/ 

1 00,00 

300.1_4 

61,51 

15.02 

60.26 I/ 

0.3 6 v' 

74,25 

5,52 

22.57V 

8,57 

70.38 V 

50,00 

,75 

vse!' 

17,4B %," 

1 ,0 0 

1,98 

296,03


BOARD OF POT COMMISSIONERS 

By 

By 

()ARCO INC 170.21 

CHAS N N A T K INS 

I NCO RP ()RATED 4 5 , 0 0 , 

WESTERN ASBESTOS CO 

WESTERN EX TERMINATOR 

COMP ANY 

23.18 t," 

WESTERN UN I ON 

WEST NCI-10(.1SE 


COMPANY 

WEST PURL I SR INO CO 


R J JONES 

WORT PROMOTION& 


ELMER str r.) 1(A EIER 

FONTES PRINT ING CO 

si PRESIDENT 

• 8 56.75 

4 3.3 9 

' 6.1 8 

1 0 5.9 5 

7 1,2 6 vs 

75,64 

45,00' 

192,7B 



for payment. 


AL) 

CHIEF RT itei-M ACCOUNTAgr PORT MANAGER 

At a special meeting held September 11-t. , 1953 


7 4,0 3 1.2 3 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark., Galliano , Levy and. Tul 1 och and. President Estep -5 . 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None





RESOLUTION NO. BH 3442 


OM= GLUM AND DZIANDS 

RESOLVED that the following claims and demaads, 

having been ap proved by the Auditing Committee-, be and 


Port Commissioners and the Audit is authorized to draw 


1953 AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT BOND FOND NO. 517: 

Stolte, Gallagher & Burk, Inc. $ 11,055.00 



for payment. 


/W 4U21)1 

CHIEF BOTACCOUNTANTIA 

At a special meeting held September 14, 1953 


PORT MANAGER 


Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONEIL, 


RESOLUTION NO. B 3) 1)13 




FUND. 






further 










Payroll for week ending Aug. 30, 1953 $10:540.13 

Payroll for week ending Sept. 6, 1953 ,12,116* 

17707 

The above is ,;a true claim for account of all Port 


payment. 


CHIEF TO T ACCOUNTANT 



By 

1,Le.—a 

PRESIDENT 

At a special meeting held 



September 14, 1953 

PORT MANAGER 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep 

Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION No. B My! 


FOR REPAIRS TO ROOFS OF TRAN- 

SIT SHEDS 1 AND a, OUTER 

HARBOR TERMINAL; FIXING THE 

AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE PROVIDED 

IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; RE- 



TO BIDDERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for 

repairs to roofs of Transit Sheds 1 and 2, Outer 

Harbor Terminal, be and the same hereby is awarded 

to WEST COAST ROOFING CO., a corporation, as the 


terms of its bid filed August 31, 1953; and be it 

further 


performance of the work in the amount of V:2,720.00 











the proper person* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Gailiano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes : None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION NO. B 31414.5 


OF WEST COAST ROOFING CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of WEST 

COAST ROOFING CO., a corporation, executed by 

FIREMAN'S FUND INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation, 

each in the amount of 1.2,720,00, for the faithful 

performance of its contract with the City 

of Oakland for repairs to roofs of Transit Sheds 

1 and 2, Outer Harbor Terminal, and for labor 






Ayes: Cow.missioners Clark, Gal liano \, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None • •. 

Absent: None







for the period ending September 15, 1953, in 

the amount of $60,000 0 00, hereby is approved* 




Noes: 

None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION NO. B 3)0,7 

RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING COM- 

PROMISE AND SETTLEMENT OF 

CLAIM AGAINST SCREENTITE 

DOOR COMPANY. 

WHEREAS, the SCREENTITE DOOR COMPANY is indebted 

to the Port in the amount of $578.50 for rent 

and 119,11 for utilities, a total of $697.61; and 

WHEREAS, the Company has vacated the Port 

premises and is now in financial difficulties; and 

WHEREAS, a compromise settlement offer 

in the net of 25% has been made to the unsecured 

creditors including the Port of Oakland through the 

Board of Trade of San Francisco; and 

WHEREAS, it appears that said offer is 

fair and equitable and that the best interests of 

the Port would be served by accepting such offer of 

compromise and settlement; and 

WHEREAS, the Port Attorney has recommended 

the acceptance of said offer; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said offer of compromise and 

settlement be and the same is hereby accepted; and 

be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the President of this 


the Secretary to attest the required release agreement. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

BOARD OF PORT COM:.:ISL.IONERS 




THE PORT MANAGER TO 

TRAVEL FROM VANCOUVER, 

B. C. TO WASHINGTON,D.C. 

TO ATTEND CONFERENCE CON- 

CERNING THE SOUTHERN CROS- 

SING OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY. 


and he hereby is authorized to travel from Vancouver, 

B. C. to Washington, D. C. to attend a 

conference with the Secretary of the Navy concerning 

the southern crossing of San Francisco 

Bay, to be held September 17, 1953, and that he 

be allowed his reasonable expenses in connection 

therewith upon presentation of claim therefor. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None




RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PRESI- 

DENT L I HEUREUX OF THE CIVIL 

SERVICE BOARD TO ATTEND THE 

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN 

ASSOCIATION OF PORT AUTHORITIES 

IN TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, 

AND ALLOWING REASONABLE EX- 

PENSES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 

WHEREAS, RAYMOND C. L'HEUREUX, President 

of the Civil Service Board of the City of Oakland 

will attend the annual meeting of The American 

Association of Port Authorities to be held in 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on September 21 - 25, 

1953, in order to study civil service personnel 

problems of the Port of Oakland and other major 

ports of the United States and Canada; and 

WHEREAS, his attendance at such meeting 

will promote the interests of the Port of Oakland; 



authorize RAYMOND C. L I HEUREUI, President of the 

Civil Service Board of the City of Oakland, to 

attend said meeting and that he shall be allowed 

his reasonable expenses in connection therewith 

upon presentation of claims thereforo 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None




RESOLUTION GRANTING GENERAL 

PETROLEUM CORPORATION PER- 


WORK. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the applications and 

plans and specifications submitted by GENERAL 

PETROLEUM CORPORATION for construction of two 

6 1 x 12' one-story galvanized corrugated iron 

buildings on applicant's premises, at a cost to 

said Company of f200.00 each, hereby are approved, 

and permission to perform the work hereby is 

granted. 

At a special meeting held September l4, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY 00 OAKLAND 


RES OL UT I ON AUTHORIZING 


TIRE PRODUCTS COMPANY, 



with SAM YESZIN, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of AMERICAN TIRE 

PRODUCTS CONPA1Y, as Licensee, providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an open area of 13,500 

square feet near the foot of Sixth Avenue Extended, 

for a period of one year commencing September 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of $75 0 00, and that such 


agreement customarily used by this Boards 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





MENT WITH STANDARD WHOLESALE 

GROCERY, :INC. 

BE IT RESOLD that the Port Manager be 


with STANDARD WHOLESALE GROCERY, INC., a corporation, 



Building J-215A at the corner of Nineteenth Avenue 

and Livingston Street, for a period of one year commencing 

July 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of $1,139.85, 

and that such agreement shall be upon the general form 


At a special meeting held September , 1953 


Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: 


None

BOARD OF PORT COMMI..,..dIONERS 



RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACIR7P- 

MENT WITH TRASK & SQUIER CO. 

INC. 



with TRASK & SQUIER CO. INC., a corporation, 


of an area of 309 square feet in Euilding J-302 

at the foot of Livingston Street, for a period of 

one year commencing September 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of t'15.00, and that such agreement shall be 


used by this Board° 




Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION B 3454 


MENT WITH PIMENTEL & SON FUEL 

INJECTION SERVICE. 



an agreement with T. S. PIMENTEL, an individual 


PIMENTEL & SON FUEL INJECTION SEHVICE, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 

an area of 1 2)10 square feet in Building No. 

H-210, Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for a period 

of one year commencing September 1, 1953 at a 

monthly rental of 472.35, and that such agreement 





Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep'-5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None





AGRFAMENT WITH OAKLAND 

HARBOR SPORTSMAN t S CLUB, 


and he hereby is authorized, to enter into an agreement 

with OAKLAND HARBOR SPORTSMAN'S CLUB, an unincorporated 

association, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of the wharf west 

of Albers Mill for a period of one year commencing 

July 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of $30.00, and 



this Board* 

At a special meeting held September 11+, 1953 



Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSION_ RS 





HARDWOOD SALES CO. 



with FRED R. BRANCH and MERVIN R. MENTO, copartners 


style of PACIFIC HARDWOOD SALES CO., as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 2,930 

square feet in Building P-307, 768 square feet in 

Building P-102, 14,927 square feet of yard area, 

3114 square feet in Building P-306 and a 30 foot 

strip of yard area in front of said building, all 

at the foot of Eighteenth Avenue, for a period commencing 

August 1, 1953 and continuing to and including 

July 31, 1954, at a monthly rental of 

$323.98, and that such agreement shall be upon 


used by this Boards 




Noes: None 

Absent: None


CITY OF OAK7 AND 








HARRY E. EVANS, General Clerk, Male (Port Ordinance 

No. 867, Sec. 5005),without pay, for 

illness, for one hundred eighty consecutive 

daj-s from August 15, 1953; 

ALEXANDER HASKEY, Port Watchman (Port Ordinance No. 

867, Sec. 12.18), for illness, for seventy 

working days commencing August 1, 1953, 

the first twenty-six working day s thereof 

with pay and the remainder thereof without 

pay; 

ELMER W. ISAKSON, Carpenter (Port Ordinance No. 867, 

Sec. 9.08), with pay, for illness, for 

thirty consecutive days from August 20, 

1953; 

WILLIAM WINCHESTER, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 


for illness, for twelve consecutive days 

from August 6, 1953. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION NO. B 311-58 


APPOINTMENTS. 


GEORGE LEWIS to the position of Airport Janitor 

(Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 10009), for temporary 

services, at a salary of $258.00 per month, ef. 

fective September 1, 1953, be and the same hereby 

is ratified; and be it 

FURTH RESOLVED that the appointment of 

WARREN S. JAFFRAY to the position of Engineering 

Aid (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 8.08), at a 

salary of $322000 per month, effective September 

1, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; and 

be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the extension of 

the appointment of OSCAR OLSON to the position of 

Chief Airport Serviceman (Port Ordinance No. 867, 

Sec. 10.06) for temporary services, heretofore made 

by Resolution No. B3142, for a further period of 

not to exceed two months, effective September 4, 

1953, at a salary of $381.00 per month, be and the 




Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President. Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Allconf . None












SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 051357- 


RETRO DOCK 

ADORE SSOGPAPH 

mIlLI I GP APH 

681,977' 

COPROPAT I ON 

A !NCR AFT 

ENGI NEER I NG & 

11.7 0. 

MAINTENANCE CO 

1 1 6,5 

AIP REDUCTION 

PACI F C COMPANY 

6,587 

A LBER S BROS 

MILLING CO 


1900,00-' 

UNION H 10E CO 

58,89-a 

AMER! CAN BI TIIMULS 

ASPHALT COMPANY 

1 4,6 

AMER( CAN 

COmP ANY 

OPTICAL 

ASSOC I ATED 

STA I - 1 ONERS INC 

BAKER A HAMILTON 

A 5,3 57 

BANCROFT 1ACH ITNEY 

COMP ANY 

2,32-/ 

BAYA I PE 

SERV ICE 

PA01() 


COMP ANY 


9 9,2 9 

CO0P ANY INC 

2.54.37 


I NOOPPORATE0 

BEMIS BR° BAG CO 

10,34 

THE BLACK & 

DECKER MFG CO 

979"' 

GEO P BORPMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

H BOYD 

B P F A U 0F 

7,()4 

5 6,2 

ELEC. TR I CI TY 

CITY OF AL I\ 1\11 E A 

8 5J) 1 


MACH I NE COMPANY 

29J 4 ,

CALIF- 0PN IA 

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FOUNDRIES INC 

CAHEPONS 

CHANS1„ OP LYON `CO 


AUDITORS OFF ICE 

CLARY MULTIPLIER 

CORPORATION 


GLEN I_ CODMAN 

COMP ANY INC. 

COLUMBIA REPOPTI NG 

COMPANY 

COMMERCE CLEARING 

HnusF INC 

co 1'0 MEPC I AL sTti S 

C 0 N N E CT C N ER AL 

L IFE I NSUR ANCE 

COMPANY A ccouNT 

CoPN0 oN CONTROL 

COMPANY 

DALLM AN CO 

DFATON FOUNTAIN 

SERV LCF 

W ERCED UF LA CRUZ 

DEmPSEY SANDERS 

FRANK w nuNNL co 

FAST BAY MUNICIPA 

U TILITY DI STRICT" 

EBY M ACH INERY 

coMP ANy INC 

FLMAR ELECTRONIC 

S UPPLY CORP 

ELmHURST KEY AND 

LOCK SERV I CE 

EXECUTIVES 

SECRETARIES INC 

FONTES PR I•NT ING CO 

10.0 

112.50-- 

9.94 


3.6 2 

21.15-v : 

86.34," 

125.00-/ 

28.13d- 

2 1 7.5 

11 ) 2 0.5 2 

187,98-- 

LOA," 

21,(...) 0 .--- 

18,417"' 

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GENEP AL ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY COMPANY 63.6 O*~


COMP ANY 

GENERAL STE AMSH I P 

c0RPOR AT I ON LTO 

GE NICO 


AND ASSOCIATES. 

H ESTON HAVENS 

HIOGAN LUMBER COMPANY 

H 1 .. 1 1 .1 sON PRINTING co 

INDEPENDENT 

Co STRuCT I n N co 

I NTERNAT IONAL 


CORPORATION 

I NTFPNAT IONAL ROOM 

JOHN ()A CKLI CH 

E P JAMES CO 

KEENE RIESE 

SUPPLY -CO. 


HANOF ACTOR I NG 

COmpANY 

G EO A KIREPL IN CO 

LA IRD STA T IONERY 

L A1/20ION LL I AmS 

C M AR K U8 HARD A E 

INCORPORATED' 

C AR ifIF DE L 

MUSIC AST 

N ASH F I NCH COMPANY 

O AKLAND 

ASSOCI AT I UN OF 



EXCH AN6E 

O AKLAND 

MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES 

PET I REMENT SYSTEM 


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THE PACIFIC 

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PACIFICT OOL AND 

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THE I H -PI TT COMPANY 57.83 

P LANETT, MFG CO 9 5.7 

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P ANSoME COMPANY 

6 4 0.8 4 

pEmINGToN HAND INC 1 5.6 0-"' 


SUPPLY Co 6,27"'d 

p oBIDEAuX EXPRESS 

C RODGERS LIME & 

285.88/ 

CEIHENT CO 

1 4 5 4- 

SA AKES 


CAKE A.ND BAY BR I 0•GE 

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60.00/ 


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29.85/ 

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MOTOR PAR TS 

COMPANY 

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THomAS SAN! TAPY 

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TowMo Top CORPORATION 

TRANS BAY moTOR 

EXPRESS CO 

TRANSPOQIC EAPINGS 

TEDS KEY wORKS 

THE TFX AS COMPANY 

THE TODD COmPANY INC 


CORPORATION 

THE IPI BUNS 

PUBL SHING CO 

H FSTERN A L INES INC 

UNITED AUTOMOTiVE 

SERVICE 

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LEONARD BAR'N A P NO 

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THE DUNCANSoN 

HARRELSON CO 

FEFHAN COMPANY 

H DUNCAN mALLOCH 

SECRETARY 

ASS'T. PORT MANAGER 

372,54z 

34A7.A7'" 

3669,37 

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for payment. 


- 

CHIE P9R2 ACCOUNTANT 

'Approved and allowed by the 


B ,,,,,,, 

, 

PRESIDENT 

By 

r, 1.- 



77/Lri,-4' 

PORT MANAGER 

116,2 6 6,41_ 

Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Clark -4 

Noes: None 

Absent: President Estep -1


CHIEF PORT ACCOUNTANT ASS'T. PORT MANAGER 



BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIOritaA. 


RESOLUTION No. B 346o 




FUND. 






further 









Port Revolving Fund - Payrolls 

For week ending 9-13-53 

" 9-20-53 

$ 9,727.15 

13,324.55 

123,052.00 



payment. 




Noes: None 

President Estep -1

BOLL") OF FOR; COMMISSIOrghttr, 


RESOLUTION NO. B 31.61 



& CO. INC. TO SUBLET 

PREMISES. 



to sublet to WAREHOUSE SERVICE CO. an area of 

approximately 30,000 square feet on the first 

floor of Terminal Building "E", in the Outer 

Harbor Terminal Area, subject to each and all 

of the terms and conditions of the existing 

lease between said ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. 

and the Port. 



Vice 

Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and/President Clark -4 

Noes: None 




RESOLUTION NO. B 3)462 



WITH DANILO PRODANOVICH. 


performance of the contract with DANILO PRODAN- 

OVICH for the installation of a ten inch water 

main extension at Oakland Municipal Airport 


to and including October 1, 1953. 




Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERE 



RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREE,- 

YENT WITH FLASH-R-LITE CO. OF 

NORTHErT CALIFORNIA. 



with WILLIAM L. SELIG, JR. and KURT W. THURS- 

TON, copartners doing business under the firm name 

and style of FLASH-R-LITE CO. OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, 


of an area of 3,563 square feet of shed area and 

455 square feet of office area in Building G-309, 

together with 4 0 702 square feet of outside storage 

area, south of the Embarcadero and west of Fifth 

Avenue in the North Arm of the Estuary, fnr a period 

of one year commencing August 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of V1,28.38 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of 11!.19 

per month, payable in advance commencing September 

1, 1953 to and including June 1, 1954, and that such 


agreement customarily used by this Board., 



Ayes: Commission ers Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and/President Clark - 4 

Noes: None 


BOARD 0 PORT COMMISSIOn-Eb 




MEiNT WITH CALIFORATA JOBBING 

CODTAAY. 



with JULIAN CARASH and HARRY HOLCERSON, copartners 


style of CALIFORNIA JOBBING COMPANY, as Licensee, 


of 3,9)10 square feet\ in Building No. 711 at Oakland 


commencing September 1, 1953, at a monthly rental 

of t167.45, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Airport turposeso 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Estep

BOARD OF PORT -10MMISC:ONEK 




MENT WITH VIC ADELSON DRAYAGE. 



with VICTOR ADELSON, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of VIC ADELSON 

DRAYAGE, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy 

by Licensee of that certain sheet metal building 

30' x 30' and adjacent loading platform, commonly 

known as 350 Eighth Avenue, for a period of one 

year commencing September 1, 1953, at a monthly 

rental of '41,0o00, and that such agreement shall 


customarily used by this Board° 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. Vice President Clark -4 

Noes: None 

Ahcont! president Estep -1

.__OARD OF PORT COMMIS. ,1 7-171iS 




MENT WITH WESTERN AIR LINES, 

INC. 



agreement with WESTERN AIR LINES, INC., a corporation, 


by Licensee of Building No. 110, Oakland Municipal 


September 1, 1953, at a monthly rental 

of 250.00, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Airport purposes., 




Noes: None 

Absent: President Estep -1 

$7

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIO ".= 




MENT WITH LAUREN M. WELLS. 

BE IT URSOLVED that the Port Manager be 


with LAUREN M. WELLS, 9S Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an open area of 

approximately 2,000 square feet adjacent to Timber 

Jharf No. H-105, Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, for 

a period of one year commencing August 1, 1953, 

at a monthly rental of (10.00, and that such 






Noes: None 


BOARD OF PORT COMM1=SIONr:RS 




MENT WITH ASSOGIAT1D CRAFTS, 


be and he hereby is authorized to enter into en 

agreement with H. E. HOFFINE and E. A. JONES, copartners 


style of ASSOCIATED CRAFTS, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of Buildings 

Nos, P-308, P-309, P-310, P-311, P-312, P-313, 

7-314 and P-315, near Nineteenth Avenue and Embarcadero, 

with space for blower equipment adjacent 

thereto, for a period of one year commencing 


of 1500.00, and that such agreement shall be 

upon the general form of license agreement 




Ayes: 

Noes: 

Cannissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Clark -4 

None 





RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AGREE.- 

MENT WITH PIEDMONT LUMBER & 

MILL CO. 



agreement with PIEDMONT LUMBER & MILL COD, a 


by Licensee of an area of approximately 

one acre on Nineteenth Avenue near Livingston 

Street, for a p eriod of one year commencing 

September 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

,217.80, and that such agreement shall be upon 





Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Clark J4 

Noes: None 


BOARD OF POW: COMMISSIONEW-■ 

CITY C OAKLAND 



MENT WITH CECIL WHITE. 



an agreement with CECIL WHITE, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 

all of Terminal Building "C", Outer Harbor 

Terminal, for a period commencing October 1, 

1953 to and including March 31, 1954, together 

vrith the option for an additional term of six 

(6) months thereafter, at a monthly rental of 

3..,000.00 minimum based on the rate of V per 

ton per day on the tonnage of cotton in storage 

in said premises each day, and that such agreement 





Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and Vice President Clark -4 


BOARD OF PC..T COMMISSIONt.ma 



RESOLUTIOV AUTHORIZIN -G AGREE- 

MENT WITH H. RIGBY BALLARD. 

BE TT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be 


with H. RIGBY BALLARD, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of 15.559 acres of 

land at the intersection of Hegenberger Road and 

Doolittle Drive, for a period of one year commencing 


of '480.00 minimum based on 10% of Licensee's 

gross monthly income, and in addition thereto 

Licensee shall pay the sum of ,78.00 per month 

toward the cost of improv_ments made by the Port, 

and that such agreement shall be upon the form 

customarily used for Airport purpose s 




Noes: None 

AbQnnt: President Estep -1

OARD Ot, PCT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B 34-72 


MENT WITH HOWARD E. NORTON. 



with HOWARD E. NORTON, as Licensee, providing 


square feet at the foot of Harrison Street, together 

with use of slip, for a period of one year 

commencing August 1, 1953, with the payment of the 

sum of 1135.00 as consideration for the execution 

of said agreement and a rental of '167.50 per month 

payable in advance commencing September 1, 1953 

to and including June 1, 1954, and in addition 

thereto shall p ay the sum of ',5.00 per month for 

each and every plane or boat operated commercially 

from the premises, and that such agreement shall 

be on the form customarily used for Airport purposes. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and Vice President Clark -4 

Absent: President Estep -1 

'3 7

BOARD OF PORI COMIVIISSIOF.75 

CITY C .'" OAKLAND 


RESOLUTION AUT HORISING AGREE- 

MENT WITH HLL-SCOTT MOTOR 

DIVISION OF A. C. F. - BRILL 

MOTORS COMPANY. 



with HALL-SCOTT MOT OR DIVISION OF A.C.F.-BRILL 

MOTORS COMPANY, a corporation, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of two certain 

areas in Terminal Building "A" at Terminal 

and 14th Streets of the Outer Harbor Terminal, 

Area I consisting of 56,023 square feet on the 

first floor south of the firewall and Area 2 consisting 

of 22,968 square feet on the first floor 

south of the firewall (under mezzanine), for a 

period of one year commencing January 1, 1954, 

at a monthly rental of 2 0 800.65 for Area I and 

$918.72 for Area 2, and that such agreement shall 






Noes: None 

A honni-. • President Estep



RESOLUTION No. B3474- 






and the same hereby are approved or ratified, as 

the case may be: 

CHARLES HANSEN, Supervising Structural Designer 

(Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 8004), 

without pay, for personal reasons, for 

twenty consecutive days from September 

1, 1953; 

ALONZO BATES, Janitor (Port Ordinance No, 867, 

Sec. 5.15), without pay, for personal 

reasons, for ten consecutive days from 

October 20, 1953; 

NICHOLAS ORTIZ, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 

Ordinance -4o. 867, Sec. 9.05), with pay, 

for illness, for twenty-nine consecutive 

days from August 18, 1953; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the granting of the 

extension of the leave of absence for a further 

period of sixteen consecutive days commencing Sep 

tember 19, 1953, heretofore granted ELMER W s ISAKSON, 

Cal ,penter (Port Ordinance No0 867, Sec. 9,08) by 

Resolution No. B3t157, be and the ssme hereby is 

ratified; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the granting of 

the extension of the leave of absence for a further 

period of sixty consecutive days commencing August 

15, 1953, heretofore granted RAL P H WARD, Port Maintenance 

Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec© 9.05) 

by Resolution No. B3343 be and the same hereby is 


FURTHER RESOLVED that the leave of absence

for temporary military service granted FRED S. 

K711EDY, JR., Automotive Equipment Mechanic (Fort 

Ordinance 867, Sec. 9.02), for e period of 

fourteen consecutive days commencing September 

14, 1953, with pay, be and the same hereby is 


FURTHER RESOLVED that CHARLES C. BTJCKLEY, 

Supervising Dock Office Clerk (Port Ordinance 10. 

867, Sec. 12.06), be and he hereby is sranted a 

leave for temporary military service for a period 

of fourteen consecutive days, commencing October 

26, 1953, with pay. 

At a specjal meeting held September 28, 1953 


Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. Vice President Clark -4 


BOARD OF PORT COMM1SSiCtr 



RESOLUTION RATIFYING TERMI- 

NATION OF APPOINTMENT OF 

ANNE H. BRANDNER AND RATIFYING 

APPOINTMENT TO POSITION OF 

SENIOR ACCOUNT CLERK. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the termination of 

the appointment of ANNE H. BRANDNER to the position 

of Intermediate Account Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 

867, Sec. 7.04), effective September 15, 1953, be 

and the smne hereby is ratified; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the appointment 

of ANNE H. BRANDNER to the position of Senior Account 

Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 7403), 

at a salary of $360.00 per month, effective September 

16, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratilied. 




Noes: None 

President Estep -1

ECARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAN 

REsourilcmy No. B3476 








HARBOR - MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT FUND #911: 

ACME FIR E, 

EXTINGUISHER CO 

AIP REDUCTION 

PACIFIC COUIPANY 

AMERI CAN OPTICAL 

COMPANY 


BAY CITY. 


COMPANY 

BAY CITY FUEL Oil_ 

COMPANY 

GEO R BOPRmANN 

STEEL COmPAN Y 

BU:JA ENGINE AND 

EQUIPMENT CO INC 

B R R 0 G HS A G 

1,,AACHINE COMPANY 

CALIFORNIA 

ASSOCH ATION ()F 


CHAMPI.ON STUDIO. 

OF PHOTOGRAPHY 

CITY OF . OAKLAND 


CITY OE 04KLANO 


DALLMAN CO 

DEATON FOUNT'A IN 

SERV I CE 

M E-PCED DE LA CRUZ 

DEMPSEY & SANDERS. 

FRANK vv DUNNE C() 

LAST BAY BLUE PRINT 

AND SUPPLY C.-0 



12,0 0 

11.57V 

6.47 e"--- 

1 0 0_0 0 et'a 

6 2.29-r-- 

49,35"/ 

18.48 

11.42:"' 

1 5.0 0 

5 6.6 5 ' 

2 1 9,0 6 

3 2.3 

8.6 0 

291,R8." 

34.34 

7 0 8.5 8^~

EAST BAY p RINTiNG ' 

COMP ANY 

H ARBOR HAPI NB 

SUPPLY 

FONTES PR I NT ING CU 

FULLER & CO 



GP AYB A . P ELECTRIC 

C 0 UP ANY INC 

GUIDE PURL SHI NG CO 

CHARLES P HADLEY 

COPP ANY 

HE IFC K AND MORAN 

H ERR! NGTON OLSOI\I 

HERSEY MANUFACTURING 

COMP ANY 

HILTON HOTELS 




JACKSON FURNITURE 

COMP ANy 

JENSENS PAU I ATOP 

w ORKS 


LA IRD 8 STA I ONERY 

LAKE CHEMICAL CO 

LAwTON & LL I AMS 


H EAT NG SUPPLY INC 

C MAR KUS HARDWARE 

I NC 

C !A! MARWFDEL 

MC CARTYS 

NATIONAL CASH 

REG I ' STEP COMPANY 


COMP ANY 


SUPPLY CO 

O AKLAND SAW w RKS 

P ACIFIC GAS AN 

ELEC TRI C COMPANY 

8.50 

4 3.8 0-7 

5.0 2// 

2 7.0 1/' 

1 3,76/ 

2_5 1.6 1-"- 

5.5 

1 4.7 6 

20 .1 3 ---- 

Li77,9 5 

2 

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4,2 3 --- 

8,4 3 '-- 

1.52,1 

4.7 1 

9.2 

5 6.657"-- 

1,8CV 

4,58/





PIONEER S\NADUST & 

SAND DEPOT 


P EMINGTeN AAND INC 

THE REPuBLI C 


OF CAL IF0 p 1 A • 

RHODES ••6 JAMIESON 

LTD 

P OBIOEAuX EXPRESS 


CEMENT CO 

H L ROUSE CO 

SAN FRANCISCO 

CHRONICLE 

\IAD JELTON 

SHELL L COmpANY 

S| HON HARONAHE CO 

45,51.. 

16,0 4 

2 37.8 

4,53 

3 3,9 9 / 

2 4.0 0/ 

21:88". 

21.70-y- 

SOUTHERN PACIF 

COMPANY 6 3,4 2 

STANDARD 01 L 

COMP ANY OF 

CAL IFORNI A 176.06 

STATE ELEcTP 

SUPPLY 

- 

THE TEXAS „ - COmp ANY 

• THOMAS SANI TAPY 

SUPPLY CO 

To wI\40 TOP . CORPORATION 

TRUE c0 

\NEST COAST w•ELOI NG 

Comp ANY 


• E T I N . G H 0 U 

ELECTRIC 

COMPANY .• 

R J JONES 

2 4.8 7 

2 8.6 0 

8.00"' 

2,27"/- 

56.65'

PORT PROMOTION AND 

DEVELOPMENT FUN n .154.80 

GP ANHOLT SHELT 

METAL WORKS 22 2 1.9 3."' 



for payment. 


Approved and allowed by the. 


By 

PRESIDENT 

By 4,4-- 

SECRETARY 

ASS E T. PORT MANAGER 

At a regular meeting held October 5, 1953 



Clark, 

Ayes: Commissioners/Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

9 9 45.34

FOARD OF 'ORT COMMISSIONER. 



/ 

,RT ACCOUNTANT ASS 'T FORT MANAGER 


BOARD OF FORT COMMISSIONERS 










PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 1 1 2.2 7 ---- 

LAUPENGES ORTHOPEDIC 


S HIPLEY A mISHOU 1 6.5 O 

KAISER FOUNDATION 

HOSPITAL 11,25," 

S AMUEL HEPHITI 

HOSPITAL 1.5 5 

H ALTER L BYERS MD 7,5 0-0"' 

70.0 0 



for payment. 

' At a regular meeting held October 5, 1953 


1 6 7 10 

Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and. President Estep - 

Noes: 

None,. 

Absent: None.







FUND. 


week ending Sept. 27 0 1953 be and the same hereby is approved, 




further 









PORT REVOLVING FUND - PAYROLL 

Paoli for wk ending Sept. 27, 1953 411,420.05 

TIC420.08 



payment. 


cHIEF—POR* ACCOUNTANT 



By 

By 

ASS'T. PORT MANAGER PORT MANAGER 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

By

B0;147. OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 



RESOLUTION APPROVING SEMT- 



payroll for the period ending September 30, 1953, 

in the amount of $62,000.00, hereby is approvede 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

JOARD OF PC T COMMIS'IC RS 

CITY OF OAK ND 




FORK LIFT TRUCK EQUIPPED 

WITH DEPALLETIZER AND 

CALLING FOR BIDS THERE- 

FOR. 



the Board for the purchase of one (1) fork lift 

truck equipped with depalletizer, and the manner 






required by law® 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Ga11iano, Levy and Tull och and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

/6

BOW OF PORT COMMIS ior RS 



RESOLUTION REAFFIRMING EN- 

DORSEMENT OF APPLICATION 

OF THE OAKLAND TEHMINAL 

RAILWAY FOR A FRANCHISE 

TO CONSTRUCT, OPERATE AND 

MAINTAIN A RAILROAD TRACK 

ON UNION STRRFT BETWEEN 

FIFTH AND TWELFTH STRW,TS 

IN THE CITY OF OAKLAND. 

esOleriworemnbool4Masoffe 

WHEREAS, THE OAKLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY 

has applied to the Council of the City of Oakland 

for a franchise to construct, operate and maintain 

a railroad line along Union Street between 

Fifth and Twelfth Streets in the City of Oakland; 

and 

WHEREAS, it appears that the granting 

of such franchise is in the public interest; and 

WHEREAS, the Board of Port Commissioners 

of the City of Oakland, being fully informed in 

the premises, at a regular meeting held November 

26, 1951 adopted Resolution No. B2153 endorsing 

said application and requesting the Council of the 

City of Oakland to act favorably thereon; now, 



reaffirms that endorsement and renews its 

request that the Council of the City of Oakland 

act favorably upon the said application of The 

Oakland Terminal Railway® 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, GaDliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep - 5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

..;;OARD OF PORT COMMISSIONE71 

ciTY OF oAKL,7,7,1D 


RESOLUTION RATIFYING AT- 

TENDANCE OF ASSISTANT PORT 

ATTORNEY AT HEARING BEFORE 

CIVIL AEHONAUTICS BOARD IN 

THE MATTER OF THE APPLICA- 

TION OF BONANZA AIR LINES, 

INC., DOCKET NO. 5773. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the authorization 

of the Assistant Port Attorney to proceed to Las 

Vegas, Nevada, on October 1, 1953, to attend the 

hearing before the Civil Aeronautics Board in 

the Matter of the Application of Bonanza Air 

Lines, Inc., Docket No. 5773, et al, and for 

the allowance of his reasonable expenses in 

connection therewith upon presentation of claim 

therefor, be and the same hereby is ratified, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

BO. L,ID OF ORT COMMISSIONERS 


RESOLUTION No. B 31+83 

RESOLDTION EXTENDING TIME 


WITH DANILO PRODANOVICH. 


of the contract with DANILO PRODANOVICH 

for the installation of a ten inch water main extension 

at Oakland Municipal Airport (Auditor's 


October 14, 1953® 



Ayes: Columissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

BOMA) C: PORT COMMISSIONE 



RESOLUTION EXTENDING TIME FOR 

PERFORMANCE OF CONTRACT WITH 

J. B. PETERSEN & SON. 

rz- 0 


performance of the contract with J. B. PETER- 

SEN and R. J. PETERSEN, copartners doing business 

under the firm name and style of J. B. PETERSEN 

& SON, for the construction of alterations to 

concrete block Building E517 at First Street 

and Broadway (Auditor's No. 9512), be and it 

hereby is extended to and including October 

18, 1953. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None. 

Absent: None.

BOARD 01' PORT COW:15510N RS 





WITH RED TOP ELECTRIC CO. 


performance of the contract with GEORGE T. 

CURRAN, an individual doing business under 

the firm name and style of RED TOP ELECTRIC 

CO., for the installation of electric work 

in Building E517 at First Street and Broadway 

(Auditor's No. 9513), be and it hereby is 

extended to and including October 23, 1953, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

I

BOARD O _ ORT CC :::ISSIONERS 





WITH FRED C. GRANHOLT. 


performance of the contract with FRED C. GRAN- 

HOLT for the installation of heating and ventilating 

work in Building E517 at First Street 

and Broadway (Auditor t s . No. 951)0, be and it 

hereby is extended to and including October 23, 

19530 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.



RESOLUTION No. B 34-87 



WITH HAROLD J. FEEHAN. 


performance of the contract with HAROLD J. 

FEEHAN for the'installation of plumbing work 

in Building E517 at First Street and Broadway 

(Auditor's No. 953.8), be and it hereby is extended 

to and including October 23, 1953. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

6OD OF PORT COMMISSIONE–:5 

CITY OF OAKL„-.ND 


RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING, 


WITH HOGAN LUMBER COMPANY. 



a Supplemental Agreement with HOGAN LUMBER 


agreement dated December 1, 1952 by adding 

thereto an area of 6,500 square feet adjacent 

to its present area at the foot of Alice Street, 

commencing August 1, 1953, at an additional 

monthly retnal therefor of $32.50, and that 

such agreement shall be upon a form approved 




Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep - 5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF POR". .I 




MENT WITH TRANSOCEAN AIR LINES. 



an agreement with TRANSOCEAN AIR LINES, a corporation, 


by Licensee of those certain premises 

at Oakland Municipal Airport commonly known 

and designated as the Airport Restaurant, for 

a period of one year commencing June 1, 1953, 

at a rental equal to five per cent of the gross 

monthly sales of food, fifteen per cent of the 

gross monthly sales of beverages, fifty per 

cent of Licensee's percentage of receipts from 

all coin operated non-merchandising machines 

and five per cent of other income of Licensee 

arising under said concession, with a minimum 

of $1,000.00 per month, and that such agreement 


At a regular meeting held October 1953 



Noes: None 

AhsAnt: None.

.0ARD OF PORT COMMI S'"'or4hi-c 





NIK-O-LOK CO. INC. 



with PACIFIC NIK-O-LOK CO. INC. providing for 

the installation and maintenance of automatic coin 

locks and spring hinges on public toilet booths in 

Buildings 126, 130, 136 and 1)42 at Oakland Municipal 

Airport for a period of one year from the date 

of installation, with the right on the part of the 

Company for an additional one year, and that the 

revenue derived therefrom shall be divided fifty 

per cent to the Port and fifty per cent to the 

Company out of the first $4.00 per lock per month 

average, seventy-five per cent to the Port and 

twenty-five per cent to the Company out of the 

next 4..00 per lock per month average and ninety 

per cent to the Port and ten per cent to the Company 

of all in excess of $8.00 per lock per month 

average, and that said agreement shall be upon a 

form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

BOARD OF FORT COMMISSIONtitz 





L. M. SIMONS, ALSO KNOWN 

AS L. M. SIMON, AND HARRY 

SCHNEIDER, COPARTNERS. 



dated August 31, 1953, between the CITY OF OAK 

LAND, acting by and through this Board, and 

L. M. SIMONS, also known as L. M. SIMON, and 

HARRY SCHNEIDER, copartners* 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

BOARD 01' PORT COMMISSION!T.it 




*500 . 00 FOR THE PURPOSE 


THE COST OF ENTERTAINING 

CERTAIN OFFICERS OF THE 

JAPANESE PORT AND HARBOR 

ASSOCIATION. 



Improvement Fund No. 911 the sum of $500.00 

for the purpose of assisting in defraying 

the expense of entertaining certain officers 

of the Japanese Port and Harbor Association. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep - 5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.












F LI I LI () NT V P AYP 0 I., L. 59184,2R / 

NONTHLY PAYROLL 

RETROACT I VE 

ACHE FIRE 

EXTI NCO ISHFIR Co 

14427.34-- 

) 

1994 

A I H PEONCTI 0 N 

PACIFI C COMPANY 

A LAO° DISTRIBUTORS 

ALAMEDA TIMES STAR 

AMER! CAN NEON 

DISPLAYS I NO, 

AMERICAN OPTICAL 

C 0 P ANY 

ASSOC! ATE-0 

STATIUNEPS INC 

ASSUR ANCE UL ASS (0 


COMP ANY 

U A N C R OF T U H I THEY 

COMP ANY 

BASTON TIRE 

SUPPLY CO 

BAY CITY FUEL () I L 

0 OMP.A.N 

GE:0 P Bo.RpHANN. 

SIFTEL COMPANY 

BOST I TOH 0ES TERN INC 

J H (:3 (3 

E U BOLLARD CoMPANY 

H 08S AUTO PARTS 

CALIFORN IA 

FOONDPI FS INC 

C.ALIFORN IA PSUNNEL -L 

MANAGEMENT 

A S S 0 C I A T I ON 

CALIFORNIA STATE 

BOARD OE 

EQUALIZATION 

CALTFORN IA STATE 

n p T NE p P L. 0 Y • E "r. 

CALIER A CORNER 

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15,007' 

10,50' 

1236-7 

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33,9Q- 

435,01)7 

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441 --T. 

7 8.7 5 

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1 6,8 B 

1 1.2 5 

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4 523 7 /

CHANHEOR LYON CO 


STREET DENT 

CL ANY WILT I PE lEk 

CORPOR AT ION 

G LEN L ConmAN 

COMP ANY INC 

CRANE PACK I NG 

COMPANY 

U A !EY 

NEHS 

CoMfk,IERC I AL 

D E ATOM FOUNTAIN 

SEP V CF 

L P 0EGEN BELT{ 

EAST BAY SAN I TAR y 

PAC WORKS 

ELECIR/ c SERVICE 

COMP ANY 

C 0 

FONTES PP / NT ING C: 

FRU| TVALE CA NN f NG CO 

0) P FULLER Co 

G A L L AGHER 47 HUNK 

cFNER AL PETROLEUM 

CORPOR AT ION 

N 

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PATER I ALS CO 

G0EhEN GAT'E SHEET 

METAL VOPKS 

GP AYI3 AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

cp INNELL COMPANY 

v\f ARO HARP INC 

H B PAINT CO 

HOGAN E ER C 0 ki pANy 


H URLEY MARINE i,4ORK 

NTERNAT IONAL 


3 AO NE:ETON 

NENSENS RANI AT0H 

wORK S 

KEENE RIESE 

SUPPLY CO 

THE K NNEAR 

mANUF A CTUR ) NG 

COMPANY 


138,52 

27,41 

4,00 

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11,81- 

4 4,8 - 

31,03 

6,30- 

35.5 4 ~~ 

4,50' 

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4.40 

3,9A 

4 0,9H, 

15,55 

3,50, 

15,97 

276.27- 

38,11- 

1B7.66-- 

16.43 

277.5fl 

11,76-- 

2 H.7 ‘ 7 

2H.68 

7.4 7 

7,60,- 

60,96- 

34,70 

111.7

LAHER SPRING 

TIRE CORP 

L A IPI) S STA T IONERY 

H ARRY B LAKE 

LOOP ‘1,,,UmBER 

L COMPANY 

C ARWFDEL 

moNTGORIERY BROTHERS 

MULGREwl PRINTERS INC 

KAC, AH HILL 

PUBLISHING 

comPANy 1 NC 

• N N ASo.N & CO 

NATIONAL LEAN 

COMPANY 

N I LES SAND AND 

GRAVEL CO INC 


O F INSURANCE \AGENTS 


S UPPLY CO 

OAKLAND SCA VEN(3ER 

COMPANY 

OAKLAND TYPEWRITER 

EXCH.ANGE 

P ABCO PA IN 1 MART 


BUSINESS AND 


PACIFIC SHIPPER INC 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 

TELEGRAPH ComPANy 

P ARKER FLECTHI CAL 

MFG C.0 

P ETER SON AUTOMOTIVE 

ELECTR C 

P I0NFER SAWDUST & 

SAND DEPOT 

P OBFP TS' SuRPLI„IS CO 

ROLL PI TE 

CORPORATION 

ROYAL TYPEWP ITER 

COMPANY INC 

S AAKES 



SAVE WAY TI RE & 


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184.37-- 

1 7 1.0 0 - 

25.76 

92.47 

1,7 7 

5177.00- ) 

2,22 

61,00 - 

14.68 

7.'71 

3(),f)0 

112,0n 

3,50 


3 6,0 0 

72.1°- 

3,61- 

4.10 

1 6 2,4 4 

4 0.( )


SI CNA n IL COMPANY 

s HON HARDWARE �궠� ڻ칮ᆦ ὚ᆝ� ڻ/ 3- 

SOUTHERN PA C IF IC 

COMP ANY 

STAN FLOWERS 

COMPANY' INC 

STATE ELEC CR IC 

SUPPLY 

8THA8LE AAR 11W000 

COMPANY 


To wm0 TOR CORPORATION 


CORPOR AT ION 


SERV I CE 

U N|TED J. .4 N 1 T (.1 H A L 

S ERV 1 CF. 

UN|TED STATES 

PIPE FOUNDRY CO 

w 0 W ALL 

WESTERN A IH LINES 

WESTERN 

EXTERMINATOR 

• COmpANy 

WESTERN ()NI ON 

±.NE•STI NGHO.USE 

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COMPANY 

GopooN A w0OUS 

JOYCE N FERHACONF 

• RAY DEEPER 

• ROBERT RUGG I ERO 

FREI) C RupPERT 


PRESCR 1 PT I ON PHCY 

H W KOHLMOOS 

D AY & DI CHF PHARMACY 

H E Lji A N H JEW8EN m 

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sAMUED HEAR ITT 

HOSP I I AL 

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32.23 

1516,64 

659,g7 

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1 0 4,7 3 

26,02- 

135,0n 

14.73~- 

44.00 

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68..56 

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1 4 0.0 0 

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2 2.5 

1.96--- 

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13.411 

7,75- 

B4.85~-- 

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16.55-


CHIEF` PORT ACCOUNTANT ASS ' T. PORT MANAGER 



By 

By 

WALTER L BYERS MO 

LEoNAPO BARNARD 

P ORT HiP0MOT ION & 


P Li JONFS 

THE: DUNCANSoN 

HAPPIELSON Co 

FONTES PRINTING 

COMPANY 

H OUNCAN MALLOCH 

• B PETERSE7lN & SON 

REP TOP ELECTRIC CO 

.1 

1 0, 5 0 

25,50 

331.73-- 

9 3.3 2 

4,0 9 2,4 

7,877.1 0 

1 3,9 7.5 0 



for payment. 




120567,27 

Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy, Tulloch and Clark and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None

`BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 






FUND. 






further 









FORT PEVOLVING FUND .- P4YROLLS 

Fayroll for wek ending Oct. 4, 1953 $16,215.31. 

Payroll for week ending Oet.11„ 1953 $10 0 

TP26,708 



payment. 


CHTiEpiPORT ACCOUNTANT ASS°T. PORT MANAGER 



By 

By 

RESIDENT 

/SECRETARY 



PORT MANAGER 


October 19, 1953 

COMMISSIONER 


Noes: None. 

Absent: None.





MONTHLY PAYROLL* 


payroll for the period ending October 16, 1953, 

at noon, in the amount of 62,000.00, hereby is 

approved, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Garliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

BOARD OF PORT COMINISr!Or4h.tt 

CITY C 7 OAKLAND 


RFSOLUTION AUTHORIZING 

ATTENDANCE AT ANNUAL 

MEETING OF CALIFORNIA 

ASSOCIATION OF PORT 

AUTHORITIES TO BE HELD 

AT LOS ANGELES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager, 

Manager, Marine Terminal Department, and the 

Port Publicity Representative be and they 

hereby are authorized to attend the Annual 

Meeting of the California Association of Port 

Authorities to be held at Los Angeles, California, 

October 28 - 30, 1953, inclusive, and 

that they be allowed their reasonable expenses 

in connection therewith upon presentation of 

claims therefore 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

BOARD 01: PORT COMSYIONERE 




PORT ATTORNEY TO INTER- 

VENE IN DENVER SERVICE 

CASE, CIVIL AERONAUTICS 

BOARD DOCKET NO, 1841 ET 

AL, 


be and he hereby is authorized on behalf of this 

Board to intervene in the Denver Service Case 

before the Civil Aeronautics Board, Docket No. 

1841 et al., and to take any and all other necessary 

steps in connection therewith° 




Noes: 

None. 

Absent: None. 

k a.

LDARDk- PORT COM) ISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND • 


RESOLUTION FINDING CERTAIN ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE TO BE UNCOLLECTIBLE AND 

AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CHIEF 

PORT ACCOUNTANT AND THE CITY AUDITOR- 

CONTROLLER TO WRITE OFF THE SAME FROM 

THE BOOKS OF THE CITY. 



and the City Controller-Auditor which have been 

found to be uncollectible and are too small an 

amount to warrant court proceedings, and it has 

been recommended by the Port Attorney and the 

Chief Port Accountant that said accounts be 

written off the books of the City of Oakland; 


RESOLVED that upon the recommendation 

of the Port Attorney and the Chief Port Accountant 


forth are hereby found and determined to be un- 

PrOlfzetiblA, and the Chief Port Acco untant and 

the City Auditor-Controller are hereby authorized 

and directed to write off from the books of the 

City of Oakland the following accounts receivable: 

and be it 

HAYWARD SKYWAYS . . . . $1.00 

HUGO J. HOLMLUND . . . 1.00 

J. P.PHILLIPS . . . 2068 

FURTHER RESOLVED that notwithstanding the 

cancellation of said accounts, the Port Attorney 

shall hereafter take such action as may be appropriate 

to effect the collection thereof. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep -5 

None 

Absent: None.

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSiuNcrcir., 



RESOLUEIPN APPROVING 

SPECIFICATIONS FOR DRY- 

DOCKING AND REPAIRING 

FIREBOAT "PORT OF OAK.. 

LAND," AND CALLING FOR 




the Board for the drydocking and repairing of 

FIREBOAT "PORT OF OAKLAND," and the manner indicated 

for payment therefor, including progressive 

payments, be and the same hereby are approved; 

and be it 

FUHTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary be 

authorized to advertise for five consecutive 

days in the official newspaper for sealed pro- 

. posals therefor, as required by law. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Abspnt: 


None 

None.

BOARD OF PORT .COMM ISONER 



RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND 

SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION 

OF SANITARY SEWER IN DIESEL 

STREET, AND CALLING FOR BIDS 

THEREFOR. 



filed with the Board for the construction of a 

sanitary sewer in Diesel Street, and the manner 


payments, be and the same hereby are 

approved; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary be 

authorized to advertise for five consecutive 

days in the official newspaper for sealed proposals 

therefor, as required by lawn 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

kar rurcr COMMISSIONER:' 





TRACT WITH J. B. PETERSEN 

& SON. 


performance of the contract with J. B. PEIE[i- 

SEN and R. J. Pr„TERSEA, copartners doing 

business under the firm name and style of 

J. B. PETERSEN & SON, for the construction of 

alterations to concrete block Building E517 

at First Street and Broadway (Auditor s No, 

9512), be and it hereby is extended to and 

including November 1, 1953, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Gal o, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

%dr irt...nrt 1 eor..missio- S 




FOR PERFORMANCE OF C ON- 

TRACT WITH H. DUNCAN MALLOCH. 


of the contract with H. DUNCAN MALLOCH 

for the construction of a frame building to replace 

Building H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue 

(Auditor's No, 9487), be and it hereby is extended 

to and including October 27, 19530 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

k..vivimiSSIONER7 





TRACT WITH DANILO PRODAN- 

OVICH. 


performance of the contract with DANILO PRODAN- 

OVICH for the installation of a ten inch water 

main extension at Oakland Municipal Airport 

(Auditor's No * 9460), be and it hereby is extended 

to and including October 28, 1953* 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

....A A %.01T1 N.....1/4-nvv.'wmf=d—NERS 

CITY OF OAKL/A:17 

RESOLUTION NO. B 35o4 


AGREEMENT WITH SECURITY 

PARACHUTE & EQUIPMENT C. 



agreement with JOHNNY MAGGI, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of SE- 

CURITY PARACHUTE & EQUIPMENT CO., as Licensee, 


area of 1,214 square feet in Building No. 210, 

2,783 square feet in Building No, 210, Hangar 

No. 2 and 606 square feet of shop space in 

BuildingNo, 619, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing July 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of $1790d4, and that 


used for Airport purposes, 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None. 

Absent: None.

Let.) Pit m 15510N ERS 




AGREEMENT WITH AIRPORT 

SERVICE COMPANY. 



with RAY BROWN, SR., an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of AIRPORT SERVICE 

COMPANY, as Licensee, to provide and furnish porter, 

ramp, flight and other specially designated services 

required by airlines operating to, in, adjacent to, 

or from the "Military Air Terminal," Building No. 

600, and parking area adjacent thereto, Oakland 


May 1, 1953 at a monthly rental based on 

five per cent of the gross monthly revenue, and that 

such agreement shall be upon a form approved by the 

Port Attorney. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.


CITY OF 0A-:Li-.ND 



AGREEMENT WITH ROBERT 

SHERMAN. 



agreement with ROBERT SHERMAN, as Licensee, providing 


of 186 square feet in Building P-105 together 

with gasoline pump and 6,900 square feet of open 

storage area south of the Embarcadero and east 

of Tenth Avenue, for a period of one year commencing 

._ August 1, 1953, with the payment of the 

sum of §126 0 76 as consideration for the execution 

of said agreement and a rental of $64038 per 

month payable in advance commencing September 

1, 1953 to and including June 1, 1954, and 



this Boardo 



Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and. President Estep -5

%I/N. .....1/4rivpy!it.lrAuNERS 




AGREEMENT WITH HENNESSY 

AVIATION INDUSTRIES. 



with THOMAS J. CROSBY, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of HENNESSY 

AVIATION INDUSTRIES, as Licensee ) providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of an area of 2,388 square feet 

in Building No. 112, 178 square feet in Building 122 

and Nose Hangar No. 2 in Building No, 120, Oakland 


June 1, 1953 at a monthly rental $249.97, and that 

such agreement shall be on the form customarily used 





Noes: 

Absent: 

None. 

None.

CITY OF Oikr.LAND 




WITH SECURITY PARACHUTE 

& EQUIPMENT CO. 



a Supplemental Agreement with JOHNNY MAGGI, an 

individual doing business under the firm name 

and style of SECURITY PARACHUTE & EQUIPMENT 

CO., modifying that certain agreement dated 

July 1, 1953 by deleting therefrom 2,783 square 


commencing August 1, 1953, and that the 

total monthly rental for the remaining premises 

shall be the sum of $54060, and that such agreement 


Attorney° 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

- ■••■ %a/1%A ‘04 1...livi Per I 1 ERS 

CITY OF 0A.:LAND 




WITH KOLSTMS TOOL AND 

PIE COMPANY. 


he hereby is authorized to enter into a Supplemental 

Agreement with ROBERT KOLSTERS, DOUGLAS KOLSTERS and 

JOHN KOLSTERS, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of KOLSTERS TOOL AND DIE COMPANY, 

modifying that certain agreement dated March 1, 1953 

by adding thereto 2,690 square feet in Building No. 

64.3 at Oakland Municipal Airport, at an additional 

monthly rental therefor of 4107060, commencing 

September 1, 1953, and that such agreement shall be 

upon a form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

....nry 

CITY OF OilkkLAVD 



CONFIRMING SUSPENSION OF 

CECIL A. VANCIL, TRUCK 

DRIVER AND LABORER, FOR 

A PERIOD OF FIVE DAYS, 

WITHOUT PAY, COMMENCING 

OCTOBER 8, 1953. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the suspension 

of CECIL A. VANCIL from his position of Truck 

Driver and Laborer for a period of five (5) 

days, without pay, commencing at noon on 

October 8, 1953, for misconduct and failure 

to perform his duties under and observe the 

rules and regulations of the Port Department, 

be and the same is hereby ratified and confirmed° 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

a V %. E ' 

CITY OF OA;LAND 


RESOLUTION RATIFYING REINSTATE- 

MENT OF MICHELE A. MARRACCINI 

TO THE POSITION OF PORT MAIN- 

TENANCE LABORER. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the reinstatement 

of MICHELE A. MARRACCINI to the position of 

Port Maintenance Laborer (Port Ordinance No. 

867, Seco 9005), at a salary of $341000 per 

month, effective October 14, 1953, be and the 

same hereby is ratifiedo 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, G o Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

%./Vr. %....vivimituNERS 



RESOLUTION RATIFYING LEAVE 

OF ABSENCE TO ANNA EDDING- 

T ON. 


on account of illness granted ANNA EDDINGTON, 

Intermediate Typist-Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 

867, Sec. 5.14), for twenty-one consecutive days 

commencing September 14, 1953, the first twelve 

consecutive days thereof with pay and the remainder 

thereof without pay, be and the same 

hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

OF C _ VT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF 04-.KLAND 


RESOLUTION APPROVING SPECI- 

FICATIONS FOR REMOVING DEBRIS 

ON PORT PROPERTY AT THE FOOT 

OF FIFTH AVENUE RESULTING 

FROM FIRE OCCURRING OCTOBER 

16, 1953, AND CALLING FOR 




the Board for the removal of debris on Port property 

at the foot of Fifth Avenue resulting from 

the fire occurring October 16, 1953, and the 

manner indicated for payment therefor, be and 

the same hereby are approved; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the Secretary be 

authorized to advertise for five consecutive days 

in the official newspaper for sealed proposals 

therefor, as required by law. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

BOARD OF PCT COMMISSIONERS 




II, SUBDIVISION 2, OF THE 

BY-LAWS AND ADMINISTRATIVE 

RULES OF THE BOARD OF PORT 

COMMISSIONERS. 





and be it 

20 Stated meetings shall be held 

at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. Bids 

for public work or supplies which are 

submitted in response to invitation 

therefor will be received at any time 

prior to the hour of 2:30 o'clock P. M., 

at which hour said bids shall be opened, 

examined and publicly declared by the 

Board while still in session." 

FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall 

take effect November 3, 19530 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

BOA-SZD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 


B 

RESOLUTION NO13515 









S EMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 59)394.45 t7 

ACME 

TRANSPORTATION INC 

A I RPORT LUMBER 

AIR REDUCTION 

P ACIF I C COMPANY 

ALBERS BROS 

109,82 

11.14 `-/ 

33,68v 

MILLING CO 1900,00 / 

AMERICAN BAG 

UNION HIDE CO 53.17 V: 

AMERI CAN BI TUMULS & ASPHALT 2 0 8,0 0 

AMER I CAN SOCIETY 

COMPANY 

FOR METALS 

BANCROFT WH I TNEY 

15,00 

COMP ANY 

BANNER COMPANY 

BAYAIRE RADIO 

17,0 0 V 

30.08 V 

S ERVICE 


COMP ANY 


STEEL COMP ANY 

J H . BOYD 

29,30/ 

70.32 V 

533 

BRYANT MOTOR 

COMP ANY 

BUREAU OF 

E LECTRICITY 


BURROUGHS 

CORPORATION 

BUSS AUTO PARTS 

CALIFORNIA 

ASSOCI AT ION OF 

PORT AUTHOR I T I ES 

CHANSLOR LYON CO 






STREET DEPT 

85.50 

4.6 1 

84.33 

14„6,9V 

2 2.8 5 

112.50 

12.52 

3530,00 

258.00/ 

99.77


TRAFF I C ENGINEERING 

DIVISION 8 0,0 4 w":/. 

COCHR AN & CELL I 9.22 V 

GLEN L CODMAN 

COMPANY INC 12,85 "`? 

DAL'LM AN CO 5 9.9 1 ■./ 

D'EATON FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

DEGEN BELTING CO 





AND SUPPLY CO 




RAG WORKS 


LOCK SERVICE 

E LMAR ELECTRONIC 

S UPPLY CORP 

EMSCO PLYWOOD 

ESTIMATING HANDBOOKS 

ASSOCIATES 

F I SHSTROM STAPLE 

COMP ANY 


GALLAGHER BURK INC 



GENICO 

GOODRICH LIFT 

SERVICE 

GR AYB AR ELECTRIC 

COMP ANY INC 

THE GUIDE 



AND ASSOCI ATES 

HE IDT EQUIPMENT 

COMPANY 

19.00 

14.68 

37.13 

251.85 V 

6 4.2 5 vl 

1)470.46 

12.36 

4,37 

12.02 

7.10 1 

7.87 V 

43,99 

7,35 

6,7 6 9.8 7 

13,53 

10.29 

25,00 

55.30 

3.00 

4.63 

10.58

HENSLEY EQUIPMENT CO 

H ERR I NGTON OLSON 


COMP ANY 


H OLLAND AMERICA LINE 


63.48 


5,98\/ 

3 9.9 9 1.# 

11,74 

1 7,1 0 vr 

INDEPENDENT 

CONSTRUCT I ON CO 1)3 1 0.0 2 

INTERNATIONAL 


CORPOR ATI ON 

V AD JEL TON 


LAIROS STATIONER Y 

LIBBY MC NE ILL & 

L IBBY 

L OOP LUMBER & 

MILL COMPANY 


INC 

MECHANI CS TOOL & 

SUPPLY CO 

MOORE BUS INESS 

FORMS INC f,/ 

MORR IS DRAY I kG 

COMP ANY 

MUSIC AST 

MC CARTER LUMBER 

AND PILING CO 


COMP ANY 

OAKLAND CHAMBER 

OF COMMERCE 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL 

EMPLOYEES 



STAMP CO 



COMP ANY 


EXCH ANGE 

P ARCO PAINT MART 



576.00 

2.01 

10,32 

108.26 

4 6.29 `Ø" 

1 7 0.1 5 

1,60 V 

2,89 

163.37/ 

70,47 

3 0.0 0 voei 

9 9 6.9 0 V" 

176.66 to/ 

16,00 

25.15 

2 5,6 7



THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 



MFG CO 


APPLI ANCE CO INC 

3 0 5.2 2 / 

2.84 

46.85 v" 

33.07 

3.64 

9.69 

80,69 

20.60 

242.22 t, 

17.76 

4.13 

76,63 

347.68 

3 9.7 2 VI 

46.50 

177.46 

54.27 

10,8 

4 \ 

1 ) 5 8 0,2 3 V 

4,02 / 

93,98 kr,V' 


EQUI PMENT CO 


LTD 


12,07 

2 5.0 3 

COMP ANY 


CEMENT CP c, 

2 6.1 9 

1 2 0.9 6 / 


SA AKE S 

SCHUCKL CO 




SUPPLY 

S TONH ARD COMPANY 

S UPER I OR GR I ND NG & 

MOTOR PARTS COMPANY 

THOMAS SANI T ARV 

SUPPLY CO 


TRANSPORT CLEARINGS 

THE TRIBUNE 

PUBLISHING CO 

U NION PAPER COMPANY 

U TILITY APPLIANCE 

CORPORATION 

CHAS N WATK I NS 

INCORPORATED 

& BRESEE 

WESTERN NEON 

CORPORATION 

WESTINGHOUSE 


COMPANY

By 

WEST PUBLISHING CO 

J OHN C WICKLAND 


RAY LEEPER 

ROBERT RUGGIERO 

R J JONES 



L M CLOUGH CO 

H AROLD J FEEHAN 

D ANILO PRODANOVI CH 

WEST COAST 

ROOFING CO 

Approved and,allowed by the 

BOARD OF PORtICOMMISSIONERS 

By 

-qpR 

\\, 

6,18 

15,00V: 

1 4 0,001/ 

1 0 5.3 4 L/ 

30,001/ 

114,25 

4 7 8,4 3 

5 0 0,3 7 /1 


2 ) 800.97 

7 ) 048 . 80 



for payment. 


CHIEF/PORi ACCOUNTANT pt. S'T. PORT MANAGER PORT MANAGER 

At a regular meeting held November 2, 1953 



Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Clark -1 

10 92 6 632 

I ° 

/

By 

By 

PRESIDENT 

SECRETARY 

BOARD OF FORT COENISSIONERS 

CITY OF QAUAND 

RESOLUTION NO.B3516 


CERTAIN CLAIMS AND DIMANDS 


having been ap proved by the Awaiting Committee, be and 


Fort Commissioners and the Auditor is authorized to draw 


1953 AIRPcRT IMPROMMT BOND MEW NO. 517 

STOLE, GALLAGRLR & BURN, $ 15.296.po 



for payment. 


CHIEF-FORT CCOUNTANT 

(_-/ 


BOARD OF PORT(OOMMISSIONERS AUDITING COMMITTEE 




Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark. -1

L.ummiSSIONERS 

CITY C OAKLAND 

RESOLUTION No: B 3517 




FUND. 






further 











payment. 


r.. 

CHIEF/PO,T ACCOUNTANT 


BOARD OF PORT—,COMMISSIONERS 

By ' 

By 

SECTARY 

/ 

FORT MANAGER 





Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Clark -1

War. At II di Owl, Mweal Ite. 1 It &toff 





p ayroll for the period ending October 31, 1953, 

in the amount of '62,000.00, hereby is approveda 




Noes: None 


1 I 14..1 I- 1...• IN La 


RESOLUTION RATIFYING FILING 

OF ACTION AGAINST CHARLES H. 

CARTER, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the commencement of an 

action by the Port Attorney against CHARLES H. 

CARTEH for unpaid dockage charges, and for the 

taking of such steps in such proceedings as he 

may deem advisable, be and the same hereby is 

ratified° 




Noes: None 





AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING & 

MAINTENANCE CO® 



dated September 10, 1953, between the City of 

Oakland, acting by and through this Board, and 

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING & MAINTENANCE CO., a corporation. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 





AGREEMENT CANCELLING 

PORTION OF LEASE OF REAL 

PROPERTY WITH ROSENBERG 

BROS. & CO ° INC° 



and the Secretary to attest that certain agreement 

cancelling a portion of the lease dated September 

1, 1949 with ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC ° , a corporation; 

and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVKO that the Port Attorney 

hereby is directed to record the same° 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 


Absent: Commissioner Clark

V 41 N. I...A I Lai 



AGREEMENT WITH GROVE 

STORAGE COMPANY. 



agreement with GROVE STORAGE COMPANY, a corporation, 



the eastern portion of the first floor of Terminal 

Building "E", Outer Harbor Terminal, for a period 

of one year commencing November 1, 1953, with the 

payment of the sum of 0,426.20 as consideration 

for the execution of said agreement and a rental 

of $1,713.10 per month payable in advance commencing 

December 1, 1953 to and including September 

1, 1954, and that such agreement shall be upon the 


by this Board* 




Noes: None 


I I I 1-all.INILJ 



TO TOWMOTOR CORPORATION FOR 

FURNISHING AND DELIVERING ONE 

FORK LIFT TRUCK EQUIPPED WITH 

DEPALLETIZER, DESCRIBED AS 

ITEM NO. 2 OF ITS BID, AND 

FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BOND TO 

BE PROVIDED IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 


furnishing and delivering of one fork lift truck 

equipped with depalletizer to the Ninth Avenue 

Terminal, described as Item No. 2 of its bid, be 

and the same hereby is awarded to TOWMOTOR CORPOR- 

ATION, a corporation, as the lowest responsible 


filed October 19, 1953; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that a bond for the faithful 

performance of the said contract in the amount 

of $911.14 shall be required and that the procedure 

prescribed by law shall be taken for the execution 

of such contract; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the certified check 

in the amount of $,911014 accompanying said bid shall 

be held in lieu of bond to guarantee the faithful 

performance of said contract and that upon such performance 

said check shall be returned to said bidder* 




Noes: 

None 


1 00 0 'flAt1ttM Ilseeff 



AGREEMENT WITH AIRPORT 

PLATING CO. 



an agreement with HAROLD L. LEONARD, an individual 


style of AIRPORT PLATING CO., as Licensee, 


area of 1,987 square feet in Euilding No. 220, 


year commencing July 1, 1953, at a monthly rental 

of g89042, and that such agreement shall be on 

the form customarily used for Airport purposes* 




Noes: None 


WA A II I-11 AI 'B. ame.S AA 



AGREEMENT WITH A. R. M. 

MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 



with A. R. MOFFETT, an individual doing business 

under the firm name and style of A. R. M. 

MANUFACTURING COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for 

the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 1,693 square 

feet in Banding No. 735, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing October 1, 1953, 



purposes. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 






CUTION OF PROPOSAL TO LEASE 

QUARTERS TO UNITED STATES 

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT AT 

OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 



a certain proposal with the UNITED STATES POST 

OFFICE DEPARTMENT, dated November 2, 1953, to 

lease an area of approximately 130 square feet 

in the Administration Binding, Oakland Municipal 

Airport, for the establishment of a post 

office station, for a period of one year commencing 

January 1, 1954 with the right on the 

part of the Post Office Department to renew 

for two successive one year periods, at an 

annual rental of ;1 0 00 0 and that such proposal 

shall be on a form approved by the Port Attorney° 




Noes: None 


%,..* 1 1 I of U %,.." rtEN. L../'t I NI la 



MENT WITH JOHN C. WARNECKE. 


Eoard be and he hereby is authorized to execute and 

the Secretary to attest an agreement with JOHN C. 

WARNECKE, as Contractor, to engage and retain the 

services of said Contractor to make an analysis of 

the design and construction of air terminal buildings 

recently constructed at other major cities of the 

United States commencing November 3, 1953, at a 

total fee of 1;500,00, and that such agreement shall 

be upon a form approved by the Port Attorneys 




Noes: None 


I I tna L-rwa 



PORT MANAGER AND AIRPORT 

MANAGER TO CONSULT WITH 

OPERATORS OF NEW AIRPORT 

TERMINAL BUILDINGS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager and 


to proceed to Newark, N.Jo, Philadelphia, Baltimore 

Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis, Fort Worth and 

Denver commencing November 7, 1953 to inspect certain 

new airport terminal buildings and consult 

with the operators thereof, and that they be allowed 

their reasonable expenses in connection 

therewith upon presentation of claims therefor* 




Noes: None 


I I I %...0 /IL L.,tiort 


RESOLUTION GRANTING PERMISSION 

TO ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. 

TO SUBLET PREMISES TO HALL- 

SCOTT MOTOR DIVISION. 

BE IT RESOLVED that ROSENBERG BROS. & 

CO. INC., a corporation, hereby is permitted to 

sublet a portion of its leased premises, consisting 

of an area of 12,000 square feet in 

Terminal Building in the Outer Harbor Area, 

to HALL-SCOTT MOTOR DIVISION, subject to each 

and all of the terms and conditions of the 

existing lease between said ROSENBERG BROS. & 

CO. INC. and the Porto 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 


I I I N." I LAI II lel 


RESOLUTION GRANTING PERMISSION 

TO ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. 

TO SUBLT PREMISES TO OWENS- 

ILLINOIS GLASS CO. 



to sublet a portion of its leased premises, con 

sisting of an area of 55,020 square feet in Terminal 

Building "JO in the Outer Harbor Terminal 

Area, to OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS CO, subject to each 

and all of the terms and conditions of the existing 

lease between said ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. and 

the Porto 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 


...IP 1 `ftez, Nu, AT I Bleat it 1 11 Sae/ 



MENT FOR TERMINATION OF EX- 

CLUSIVE USE BY PUBLIC HOUSING 

ADMINISTRATION OF * 77 ACRES IN 

TIE VICINITY OF EIGHTH AND 

FALLON STREETS, 



agreement with the PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION 

terminating the exclusive use by the United States 

of America of .77 acres in the vicinity of Eighth 

and Fallon Streets, commencing November 10, 19530 




Noes: None 




TRACT WITH H. DUNCAN MALLOCH 



WHEREAS, H. DUNCAN MALLOCH has faithfully 

performed all the terms and conditions of and has, 

completed that certain contract with the Port, 

dated July 6, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9487), for the 

construction of a frame building to replace EUilding 

H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue; now, therefore, 

be it 


hereby is accepted; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that all actions taken 

and orders issued by the Port Manager or Chief 



confirmed and approved; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that a Notice of Completion 

of' said contract be duly filed in the office of the 





Noes: 

None 

Absent: Commiss ioner Clark -1



WITH DANILO PRODANOVICH AND 

AUTHORIZING RECORDATION OF 

NOTICE OF COMPLETION. 

WHEREAS, DANILO PRODANOVICH has faithfully 


and has completed that certain contract with the 

Port, dated June 15, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9460) 

for the installation of a ten inch water main 

extension at Oakland Municipal Airport; now, 










of said contract be duly filed in the 

office of the County Recorder of Alameda County0 




Noes: None 


'a., a a aaaff aa, & E. a 10. 'a Haa& 




FRED C. GRANHOLT, ACCEPTING 

THE SAID CONTRACT AND AUTHOR- 

IZING RECORDATION OF NOTICE 



of the contract with FRED C. GRANHOLT for 

the installation of heating and ventilating work in 

Building E-517 at First Street and Broadway (Auditor's 

No, 9514), be and it hereby is extended to and including 

November 2, 1953; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that FRED C. GRANHOLT 

having faithfully performed all the terms and conditions 

of and having completed that certain contract 

with the Port dated July 28, 1953 (Auditor's Nos 9514) 

for the installation of heating and ventilating work 

in Bailding E-517 at First Street and Broadway, the 

said contract be and it hereby is accepted, and all 

actions taken and orders issued by the Port Manager 

or Chief Engineer in connection with the performance 

of said contract be and the same hereby are ratified, 



of said contract be duly filed in the office of the 





Noes: None 


Ned I a a N..# a Nue r-t. z Boma in. 1 11 




RED TOP ELECTRIC CO., ACCEPTING 





of the contract with GEORGE T.CURRAN, an 


style of RED TOP ELECTRIC CO., for the installation 

of electric work in Building E517 at First Street 

and Broadway (Auditor's No. 9513), be and it hereby 

is extended to and including November 2, 1953; and 

be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that GEORGE T. CURRAN, an 


style of RED TOP ELECTRIC CO., having faithfully 

performed all the terms and conditions of and having 

completed that certain contract with the Port dated 

July 28, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9513) for the installation 

of electric work in Building E517 at First 

Street and Broadway, the said contract be and it 

hereby is accepted, and all actions taken and orders 




and be it 







Noes: None 


la %.1 if-% al, sma–ta a.# 




HAROLD J. FEEHAN, ACCEPTING 



OF COMPLEPION. 


performance of the contract with HAROLD J. FEEHAN 

for the installation of plumbing work in Building 

E517 at First Street and Broadway (Auditor's No. 


November 2, 1953; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that HAROLD J. FEEHAN 

having faithfully performed all the terms and conditions 

of and having completed that certain contract 

with the Port dated July 28, 1953 (Auditor's 

No. 9518) for the installation of plumbing work in 

Building E517 at First Street and Broadway, the 

said contract be and it hereby is accepted, and 

all actions taken and orders issued by the Port 

Manager or Chief Engineer in connection with the 

performance of said contract be and the same hereby 

are ratified, confirmed and approved; and be it 


of said contract be duly filed in the office 

of the County Recorder of Alameda County 




Noes: None 





J. B. PETERSEN & SON. 


of the contract with J. B. PETERSEN and 

R. J. PETERSEN, copartners doing business under the 

firm name and style of J. B. PETERSEN & SON, for the 

construction of alterations to concrete block 

Building E517 at First Street and Broadway (Audiborts 


January 1, 19540 




Noes: None 





WITH SPOTT ELECTRICAL COMPANY. 


performance of the contract with SPOTT ELECTRICAL 

COMPANY, a corporation, for the installation of 

electric wiring in Building H-101 at the foot of 

Fifth Avenue (Auditor's Noo 9505), be and it 

hereby is extended to and including November 11, 

19530 



Ayes: Commissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Este p -!1 

Noes: 

None 



RESOLUTION EXTENDING TIE • 


WITH MORRILL PLUMBING COM- 

PANY* 


of the contract with EDWARD H. MORRILL 

and HENRY M. MORRILL, copartners doing business 

under the firm name and style of MORRILL PLUMBING 

COMPANY, for the installation of plumbing and 

heating equipment in Building H-101, foot of 

Fifth Avenue (Auditor's No. 9504), be and it 

hereby is extended to and including November 4, 

19530 




Noes: None 


RESOLUTION NO. B 354o 

RESOLUTION CONCERNING CER 

TAIN APPOINTMENTS, 


PHIL H. SMITH, JR. to the position of Painter (Port 

Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 9.09) for temporary services 

not to exceed ninety (90) consecutive days 

commencing October 26, 1953, at a salary of $403.00 

per month, be and the same hereby is ratified; and 

be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the termination of 

the appointment for temporary services of OSCAR OLSON 

to the position of Chief Airport Serviceman (Port 

Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 10.06), effective October 

12, 1953, be and the same hereby is ratified; and 

be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the appointment of 

OSCAR OLSON to the position of Airport Serviceman 


of $381.00 per month, effective October 13, 1953, be 





Noes: None 


asp° a a hi __a atma, .raA -•0 awe' 



OF ABSENCE TO STEPHEN LEEN. 


on account of illness granted STEPHEN LEEN, Port 

Watchman (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 12.18), for 

nine (9) working days commencing October 11, 1953, 

be and the same hereby is ratified* 



Ayes: Conmissioners Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -4 

Noes: None 











ACME FIRE 

EXTI NGU I SHER CO 

ADORE SSOGRA PH 

MULT I GRAPH 


A 1 RPORT LUMBER 


WATER CO I NC 

AIR REDUCTION 



U NION HIDE CO 


DISPLAYS I NC 

AMER I CAN SOCIETY FOR 

TESTING MATERIALS 


ATHENS ATHLETIC CLUB 


COMP ANY 



COMP ANY 

BAYAI RE RADIO 

S ERVICE 


COMP ANY 

B EAR I NG INDUSTRIES 

INCORPORATE!) 

A ME:R I CAN BI TUMULS & 



STEEL COMP ANY 

H ARRY S BROWN AGENT 

B UDA ENGINE AND 

EQUI PMENT CO INC 

E D BULLARD COMPANY 

BURAN EQU IPMENT 

COMP ANY 

B USINESS SYSTEMS 

INCORPORATED 

CALIF ORN IA STATE 

AUTOMOBILE 

ASSOCI AT I ON 

997,19 

5,8 0 I/ 

109,46 

1,98 / 

3 3.70 / 

34,48 

10,80 

3,50 V, 

16.60 


15.33 

4 4.3 0 

2 0.3 1 8/ 

81,02 

9,27 

242,30 t/ 

r7,35"'' 

3„006/- 

.99 

7,42 

92,98 

7 6.9 2 V 

4.90/



CENTRAL BANK TRUSTEE. 

I LWU EBMTA 

PENSION FUND 

ROB CHEW 

C I RIMELE FORD SALES 

INCORPORATED 



K ATHER I NE CLOUD 

COBBLED! CK K IBRE 

GLASS COMPANY 


COMP ANY INC 

COMMERCIAL & 

P HOTO VIEW CO 


N EWS 

D EATON FOUNTAIN 

SERVICE 

DIETER! CH POST CO 

FRANK w DUNNE CO 


AND SUPPLY CO 

EASTMAN KODAK STORES 

INCORPORATED 


COMP ANY 

THE ELECTRIC 

CORPORATION OF 

OAKLAND 


SUPPLY CO 

F SHSTROM STAPLE 

COMPANY 


J E FRENCH CO 

M FRI EDMAN 

PAINT CO INC 

G ALLAGHER & RORK INC 


COMP ANY 

H W GENTRY BUILDING 

MATER I ALS CO 

GOLDEN GATE SHEET 

METAL WORKS 


COMP ANY INC 

H ARBOR MARINE SUPPLY 

WARD HARRIS INC 

WESTON HAVENS 


COMP ANY 

27.95 V 

37,21 

21048.40 

15.75 

9,64 

14.49 

20.00 

4.89 

26,41 

6.18 

44.80 

32.60 

46.87 

1 

1 14,2B 

16.13 

/ 

3.13 / 

7.10 

23.99 

2.56 


5.02 

17.39 

11 2259 5 

20.53 '41- 

23.69 

24.60 

97.56 

27.11 "' 

140,08 

300.00 

15.76 444

H ERSEY MA NUF ACTUR ING 

COMP ANY 



INDEPENDENT 


I NTERNAT I ()NAL 



JACKSON GOLD IE 

FORD SALES 

E R JAMES CO 

VAD JELTON 

JENSENS RA 0 I ATOR 

WORKS 


I NVE ST I GAT I ON 

KEENE RI ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

JIM KIMBALLS 

AXLE HOUSE 


H ARRY B LAKE 

L AV4TON & WI LL AMS 

MARINE EXCHANGE NC 

C W MARWEDEL 

25,09 V 

2 4 8 , 3 1 1,,," 

2 4,0 0 

1 1 2,0 0 to/ 

578.00 

36.44 

45,73 

6 9, 9 6 

5 6.4 0 k/ 

3,50 

9.22 

7.20 

242.33 

n 

9.01 

20.00 

28.74 

MELRO SE LUMBER & 

S UPPLY CO 22.21 

B LL MOAL AND SONS 

3 5.1 3 vt," 

MACAULEY MOTOR 

BEAR I NGS 13.50 / 

R N N ASON & CO 

1 4 4.3 4 


COMP ANY 

129.13 ° 

N EPTUNE METER 

COMP ANY 

O AKLAND 




EXCHANGE 


COMMERCE 


S UPPLY CO 


THE OAKLAND 

TRAFF C CLUB 

1,73 

726,37 

48.08 

25,00 

11,9.28 

58,00 

150,00


EXCH ANGE 6,00 

PABCO PAINT MART 3.74 


B USI NESS AND 

SHIPPING REGISTER 56,00 



272,07,.4 

P ACIFIC ELECTRICAL 

INSTRUMENT 

LABORATORY 5,08v 

PACIF IC MARITIME 

ASSOCIATION 

2)5 9 9.2 0 

PACIF IC TOOL AND 


P ARKER 

ELEC TR 1 CAL MFG CO 



P ETER SON A UTOMO T I VE 

ELECTRI C 

P E TER SON TRACTOR 

EQUI PM F NT Cn 

P I NOLE LAND CO 

GRACE L PRENVEILLE 

P AILWAY EXPRESS 

AGENCY 



COMP ANY 



COMP ANY INC 

TONY ROSS I & SONS 

H L ROUSE CO 


G RAI N EXCHANGE 

SAN FRANCISCO 

O AKLAND BAY BRIDGE 

S EARLE A IR BRAKE CO 


S HEPARD CADILLAC 

O LDSMOBILE CO 

S IGNAL 0 IL COMPANY 



INCORPORATED 

S OUTHER N PACIFIC 

COMP ANY 

24,12' 

29,59 

65,711/- 

55,50 

8.9 5 

18.99 

557,38 

636,00 

6.76 

4 3.3 4r 

15.00 V 

40.00 

9,47 

28.10 

2,77 `01- 

2 ) 142.77s' 

6.33 

7,80

S OUTHERN PA C IF IC 

COMP ANY 


SUPPLY 


COMP ANY 



ART TRACY 

THE TRIBUNE 




D ARRELL N 

BROWNING MD 

S HIRLEY A MI SHOU 

D OUGLAS D 

TOFF ELM IER MO 

PERAL TA HOSP IT AL 


H OSPITAL 


H AROLD H HI TCHCOCK 


JOHN A BLOSSER 

R J JONES 

P ORT PR OMOT ON & 


PARIS BROS 

L M CLOUGH CO 


41,35 V 

146.96 

3,85 

3,08 

6.61- 

75.07 

TRUE RECORD I NGS CO 

37,60 

UN ION PAPER COMPANY 92,76 


SERVICE 2,37' 

UNITED JANITORIAL 

SERV I CE 22,00 

W D WALL 3,08 ' 


156.56 

WEST DI S I NFECTING 

COMP ANY 

9,80 


COMPANY 

80,00 

28.05 

105.95 

3 9.0 0 

19.50v 

38,00 

20.00 

et/ 

348,07 

20.50 

3 0.0 0 V 

3,00 

35.00\0 

198,70 / 

2 14 4 2,4 



193.66

GRANHOLT SHEET METAL 

WORKS 

MORRI LL PLUMBING 

COMP ANY 

S POTT ELECTRICAL 

COMP ANY 

ROBERT RUGGERIO 

J OYCE FERRACONE 

1 ) 1 7 0.3 2 

12 9 9,0 0 

V 2 9.7 5 

2 1.4 3 

7 0.0 0 



for payment. 







Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

71/ 1.17/-4 

PORT_MANAGER 

9 1 \9 9 0,1 9 

Commissioners Galliano, Levy, Clark and Tulloch and President Estep -5

BOARD OF PORT comassiagals 



REsoLumaa APPROVING AND ALLOWING 

CERTAIN CLAIMS .ND DADS 






1953 AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND NO. 517 

STOLTE, GALLAGHER & BURK, INC. 1.,13.aita 



for payment. 


Z.- 

CHIEP /POR:ACCOUNTANT SS'T. PORT MANAGER 


BOARD OF PORT ,COMMISSIONERS 

/1/1-eft, 

PORT MANAGER 


V I, 

By N.AL By • ga. 

PRESIDENT t : •MMI 10; 

By 4e-f, By J j 14111 

SECRETARY 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 

Absent: None




BOARD OR PORT COMMISSIONERS 

By 

By 





FUND. 






further 









FORT REVOINING FUND - PAYROLLS 

Payroll for ending November 1, 1953 1O,84 06 

Payroll for wp, R k tI ndf.,.ng Nol7mbe,r 8, 1953 97 



payment. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None

..0627 15 'ft.., /II ‘meatam It am 





for the period ending November 15, 1953, in 

the amount of 62,000.00, hereby is approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

A. a a "gear a. 'a., a -at aAteso r—S. 



FOR DRYDOCKING AND REPAIRING 

FIREBOAT "PORT OF OAKLAND"; 



THEREWITH; REJECTING ALL OTHER 

BIDS; AND DIRECTING RETURN OF 

CHECKS TO BIDDERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for drydocking 

and repairing fireboat "Port of O akland", be 

and the same hereby is awarded to PACIFIC DRYDOCK & 

REPAIR COMPANY, a corporation, as the lowest 

responsible bidder, in accordance with the terms of 

its bid filed November 2, 1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $3,474•00 shall 

be required, also a bond in the same amount to guarantee 

the payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished 

and for amounts due under the Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work; and that the 

,procedure prescribed by law shall be taken for the 


RESOLVED that the other bids received for said 

- contract be and they hereby are rejected and the checks 

accompanying said bids shall be returned to the proper 

persons. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

I A %OA ,,...or-kal.Lmr-tAxia, 



OF PACIFIC DRYDOCK & REPAIR 

COMPANY® 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of PACIFIC 

DRYDOCK & REPAIR COMPANY, a corporation, executed 

by FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF MARYLAND, each 

in the amount of 03,474000, for the faithful performance 

of its contract with the City of Oakland 

to drydock and repair fireboat "Port of Oakland", 



such work, be and the same hereby are approved. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 

None

i I I %of r-t. xi—a-tr y 1-,/ 



FOR CONSTRUCTING SANITARY 

SEWER IN DIESEL STREET; FIXING 

THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO BE PRO- 

VIDED IN CONNECTION TPEREWITH; 



BIDDERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for constructing 

a sanitary sewer in Diesel Street, Oakland, 

California, be and the same hereby is awarded to 

KEVRY CONSTRUCTION, INC., a corporation, as the lowest 


its bid filed November 2, 1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $13,202,00 shall be required, 

also a bond in the same amount to guarantee the payment 

of all claims for labor and materials furnished and for 

amounts due under the Unemployment Insurance Act with 

respect to such work; and that the procedure prescribed 






person, 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep - 5

I Nsof %or r-tx Lam Pl. 1 'it Leaf 



OF KEVRY CONSTRUCTION, INC. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of KEVRY 

CONSTRUCTION, INC., a corporation, executed by FIRE 

ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, each in the amount of 

$13,202.00, for the faithful performance of its 

contract with the City of Oakland to construct a 

sanitary sewer in Diesel Street, and for labor mad 

materials and amounts due under the Unemployment 

Insurance Act with respect to such work, be and 

the same hereby are approved. 




Noes: 

Absent: 

None 

None 

,k

AAA. A A A %AA A %AO ft I AAAft a -I may 



FOR REMOVING DEBRIS FROM 

BUILDINGS G-402, G-403 AND 

G-404 AT THE FOOT OF FIFTH 

AVENUE; FIXING THE AMOUNT OF 





BE IT RESOLVED that the contract for removing 

debris from Buildings G- 402, C1-403 and G-404_ at the 

foot of Fifth Avenue, be and the same hereby is 

awarded to JOSEPH D. BALLINGER and MARY R. WECKERLE, 


style of JOSEPH D. BALLINGER & CO., as the lowest 


their bid filed November 2, 1953; and be it further 


of the work in the amount of $8,830.00 shall be required, 

also a bond in the same amount to guarantee the payment 

of all claims for labor and materials furnished and for 

amounts due under the Unemployment Insurance Act with 

respect to such work; and that the procedure prescribed 






person. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

A A I vh../ I 

RESOLUTION NO. B1 3551 


OF JOSEPH D. BALLINGER & CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the bonds of JOSEPH D. 

BALLINGER and MARY R. WECKERLE, copartners doing 

business under the firm name and style of JOSEPH D. 

BALLINGER & CO *, executed by MARYLAND CASUALTY 

COMPANY, each in the amount of $8,830 * 00, for the 

faithful performance of their contract with the 

City of Oakland to remove debris from Buildings 

G-402, G-403 and G-404 at the foot of Fifth Avenue, 



such work, be and the same hereby are approved. 



Ayes: commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep - 5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

I I I6.." %of r1 I`1. 1.'111 


RESOLUTION CONSENTING TO 

ASSIGNMENT OF LICENSE 

AGREEMENT BY HOWELL PRO- 

PELLER SERVICE® 

BE IT RESOLVED that the consent of this Board 

hereby is given to the assignment. to HOWELL AIRCRAFT 

ENGINES, INC., a corporation, by HOWELL PROPELLER 

SERVICE, a copartnership, of that certain License 

Agreement dated July 1, 1953 between the Port and 

HOWELL PROPELLER SERVICE, a copartnershipe 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

CITY 0F OAKLAND 


RESOLUTION FINDING LESSEE 

OF FIRST AND BROADWAY 

RESTAURANT PREMISES HAS 

FURNISHED AND EQUIPPED 

PREMISES, AUTHORIZING RE- 

LEASE OF LESSEES SECURITY 

AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION 

OF BILL OF SALE. 

WHEREAS, in compliance with the requirements 

of Paragraphs 4 and 5 of that certain lease with this 

Board dated August 31, 1953, as to furnishing and 

equipping the leased premises at First and Broadway, 

the Lessee L. M. SIMONS and HARRY SCHNEIDER executed 

an Agreement dated August 24, 1953 whereby the sum 

of 412,000.00 was deposited in the Eighth and Broadway, 

Oakland, Branch of the Bank of America, N.T. 

S.A., as security subject to the conditions set forth 

in said agreement, and as further security also 

executed and delivered to this Board a Bill of Sale 

under date of August 24, 1953, covering the restaurant 

and cocktail lounge equipment, furnishings, fixtures 

and appliances at 1141 .• 55th Street, Oakland, and 

elsewhere, which said Bill of Sale was recorded 

September 1, 1953 under Alameda County Recorders 

Serial No. AN 77607; and 

WHEREAS, being fully informed in the premises, 

and finding that Lessee has performed its obligation 

to furnish and equip the leased premises as required 

by aforesaid lease; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that aforesaid $12,000.00 security 

be and it hereby is released, and that the Bank of 

America, N.T. & S.A., be and it hereby is released 

from its obligation to this Board under the terms 

of aforesaid agreement dated August 24, 1953; and 

be it further 

RESOLVED that the President of this Board be 

and he hereby is authorized to execute and the Secretary 

to attest a Bill of Sale of all of aforesaid 

certain restaurant and cocktail lounge equipment,

furnishings, fixtures and appliances, to Lessee, upon 

a form approved by the Port Attorney. 

At A REGULAR meeting held NOVEMBER 16, 1953 



Noes: None 

Absent: None

a a a N.sef a AS, inn. I am r't a '11 Saa, 


RESOLUTION AMENDING RESO- 

LUTION NO6 B3529 GRANTING 

PERMISSION TO ROSENBERG 

BROS.& CO. INC A TO SUBLET 

PREMISES TO HALL-SCOTT 

MOTOR DIVISION. 

BE IT RESOLVED that Resolution No. B3529 

hereby is amended to read as follows: 

BE IT RESOLVED that ROSENBERG 

BROS. & CO. INC., a corporation, 

hereby is permitted to sublet a 

portion of its leased premises, consisting 

of an area of 25,065 square 

feet in Terminal Building "A" in the 

Outer Harbor Area, to HALL-SCOTT 

MOTOR DIVISION, subject to each and 

all of the terms and conditions to 

the existing lease between said 

ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. INC. and the 

Port. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None 

k 17


RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING 

THE SUM OF $3o,o0o.00 FROM 

HARBOR MAINTENANCE AND IM- 

PROVEMENT FUND NO. 911 TO 


1953 AIRPORT BOND IMPROVE- 

MENT FUND NO. 517. 

BE IT RESOLVED that in addition to the amount 

transferred by Resolution No. B3399)the sum of 

loo,m000 hereby is transferred from Harbor Maintenance 

and Improvement Fund No. 911 to the special fund known 

as the Board of Port Commissioners, 1953 Airport Bond 

Improvement Fund No. 517, for the purpose of satisfying 

the obligations of the Port under an agreement dated 

November 16, 1953 with KNAPPEN-TIPPETTS-ABBETT-Mc 

CARTHY, ENGINEERS,for a pre-engineering and pre-architectural 

study of the field and terminal requirements 

at Oakland Municipal Airport; and be it further 

RESOLVED that when sufficient proceeds from 

the sale of 1953 Airport Improvement Bonds are deposited 

in said special fund, the sum hereby transferred 

shall be retransferred by appropriate resolution of 

this Board from said special fund to Harbor Maintenance 

and Improvement Fund No. 911. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 

Absent: None


RESOLUTION OPPOSING PERMANENT 

CLOSING OF PORTIONS OF FOURTEENTH 

STREET, DEMANDING THE REOPENING 

THEREOF AND REQUESTING THE CITY 

COUNCIL TO GRANT EXTENSION OF 

TIME TO THE UNITED STATES ARMY 

TO REMOVE THE OBSTRUCTION THMEOF. 

WHEREAS, this Board by Resolution No. B864, 

adopted March 27, 1950, and Resolution No. B2793, 

adopted September 8, 1952, this Board has gone on 

record opposing the permanent closing of that portion 

of Fourteenth Street between Ferry Street and the mainline 

tracks of the Southern Pacific Company, and demanding 

the reopening thereof; and 

WHEREAS, the United States Army has requested 

that it be granted additional time to make the necessary 

arrangements for the reopening of Fourteenth 

Street; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that this Board does hereby reaffirm 

its position with reference thereto as expressed in 

said Resolutions numbered B864 and B2793; and be it 

further 

RESOLVED that this Board is not opposed to the 

permit heretofore granted to the United States of 

America by the City Council being renewed for a period 

of two (2) years from and after November 1, 195L1; and 

be it further 


does hereby request that the City Council extend such 

permit for a period of time not to exceed two (2) years 

from and after November 1, 1954 so as to permit the 

Government time to formulate its plans for removing the 

obstruction either by construction of an overpass, removing 

the tracks or provide some other equally satisfactory 

additional access to the Outer Harbor Terminal 

Area. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

,ess, `Yde, dr Ye el —6 NI MO 



AND DIRECTING THE SALE OF 

CERTAIN AIRCRAFT AT PUBLIC 

AUCTION. 

WHEREAS, the Port has in its possession at 

Oakland Municipal Airport certain aircraft on which 

the Port's charges for storage and safekeeping have 

not been paid; and 

WHEREAS, said aircraft are described as 

follows: 

Fairchild PT-19AAE, registration No. N56450. 

Fairchild PT-26A, registration No. N67751. 

Stinson Reliant, registration No. N674530 

Cessna T-50, registration No. N68912; now, 


RESOLVED that the Port Manager and the Port 

Attorney be and they hereby are authorized and directed 

to take any and all steps required to sell said aircraft 

at public auction, as provided by law, to satisfy 

said unpaid charges and the lien therefor aid costs of 

sale, end to do and perform any and all other acts 

necessary in the premises. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None 

)( 2



PERMIT AGREEMENT WITH THE 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 


and he hereby is authorized to enter into that 

certain Permit Agreement with the United States 

of America, Department of the Navy, Bureau of 

Yards and Docks, dated November 16, 1953 whereby 

the Port grants to the United States of America, 

for a stated consideration, the right to tie in 

the sewage collection system of the Naval Air 

Station with that of the Port at Oakland Municipal 

Airport. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None.

vss, & ■,..0 61 N., I'M. /I Nt. Wawa—% its§' 



750.00 FOR THE PURPOSE 


THE COST OF ENTERTAINING 

JAPANESE CIVIC AND POLITI- 

CAL LEADERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that there hereby is appropriated 

out of Harbor Maintenance and Improvement 

Fund No. 911 the sum of 0750.00 for the purpose of 

assisting in defraying the expense of entertaining 

a delegation of Japanese civic and political 

leaders in promoting the maritime and commercial 

interests of the Port of Oakland. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, GAlliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

a N3 "ow"' NIsentr 6! IA 'Os 81:5.8 8.16 111.01, 



THE SUM OF $42.95. 

BE IT RESOLVED that there hereby is appropriated 

out of Harbor Maintenance and Improvement 

Fund No. 911 the sum of 442.95 for the purpose of 

assisting in defraying the expense of a luncheon 

on Pacific Coast shipping in promoting the maritime 

and commercial interests of the Port of Oakland. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None



CONTRACT WITH SPOTT 

ELECTRICAL COMPANY AND 



WHEREAS, SPOTT ELECTRICAL COMPANY, a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms and conditions 

of and has completed that certain contract with the 

Port, dated July 20, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9505) for 

the installation of electric wiring in Building 

H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue; now, therefore, 

be it 


is accepted; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that all actions taken and 

orders issued by the Port Manager or Chief Engineer in 

connection with the performance of said contract be 

and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed and approved; 

and be it 






Ayes: Commissioners Clark, G alliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

weer a 6 ',i.e.,' a ■21S' la 94. 16 10. am. er 1. MP' 



CONTRACT WITH MORRILL 

PLUMBING COMPANY AND 



WHEREAS, EDWARD H. MORRILL_ and HENRY M. 

MORRILL, copartners doing business under the firm 

name and style of MORRILL PLUMBING COMPANY, have 


of and have completed that certain contract with 

the Port, dated July 20, 1953 (Auditor's No, 950)4.) 

for the installation of plumbing and heating equipment 

in Building H-101 at the foot of Fifth Avenue; 



is accepted; and be it 





approved; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVFT) that a Notice of Completion 


County Recorder of Alameda County, 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tullodh and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None. 

)(R.

`40r911, la a 4.110° "se, er .,art "M Aveo, 



AGREEMENT WITH AERO-LAND 

SUPPLY CO. 



with JOSEPH A. TIBBETTS and WILLIAM R. McDONNELL, 


style of AERO-LAND SUPPLY CO., as Licensee, providing 


square feet in Building No. 725 at Oakland Municipal 

Airport, for a period of one year commencing October 1, 

1953, at a monthly rental of 03.32, and that such 

agreement shall be on the form customarily used for 

Airport purposes. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

it I ,sso, Qmor A` '16 NA, r— a &mg 




SANDBLASTING CO® 



with RICHARD L. SPRADLIN, JR., an individual 


OAKLAND SANDBLASTING CO., as Licensee, providing 


square feet in Building No. 401 and 2,615 square 

feet of open area adjacent thereto, Oakland 


April 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 

*109.08, and that such agreement shall be on the 




Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tnlloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

%I I I I I •■.# Pl.. I If 1 /60, e- I 

RESOLUTION M—0. ,B 3565 

RESOLUTION RATIFYING APPOINT- 

MENT OF JOHN LAINE0 


JOHN LAINE to the position of Port Watchman (Port 

$ Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 12.18), at a salary of 

330.43 per month, effective November 1, 1953, be 





Noes: None 

Absent: None



OF ABSENCE TO OWEN HATTREM. 


on account of illness granted OWEN HATTREM, Port 

Watchman (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 12.18), for 

fourteen (14) working days, with pay, commencing 

October 12, 1953, be and the same hereby is 

ratified. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None










SEMI MONTHLY PAYROLL 5 77 5 2,2 7 V- 

ACME SCALE COMPANY 3 0 5.0 O ,/ 

A CME FIRE 

EXTI !SHER CO 

A I RPORT LUMBER 

AIR REDUCTION 

PACIF 1 Ci C.OMPANY 

ALBERS BROS 1+/11 LL I NG 

COMP ANY 


triATER CO 1 NC 2,0 0 / 

A MER1 CAN BAG 

UNION HIDE CO 54.98 

AMER! CAN BLEACHED 

GOGDS CO 1,70 

A MER I CAN OPT ICAL 

COMPANY .36 

EDWARD. ARRIOLA SIGNS 3 6,0 5 pl 

ASSOC I ATED 




COMP ANY 


BANCR OF T VVH I TNEY 

COMP ANY 

E3 ASTON T E 

SUPPLY CO 

BAY CITIES 

TRANSPORTATION CO 


COMP ANY 

BAY C ITY LUMBER 

COMP ANY INC 

BEAR I NG ENG1NEF I NG 

COMP ANY 

BEAR NG I NOUS TRIES 

INCORPORATED 

GEO A BORPMANN 

STEEL COMPANY 

J H BOYD 

BUREAU OF 

ELECTR| C[TY 

CI FY OF AL AHEU A 

BURROUGHS 

CCRPnP T NI 

21,74 

6,83V 

4.1 7 / 

1 9 0 0.0 0 

:379,59 

5,6 4 0/ 

7,00 

53,27 

2 88 5 

10 ) 0 0,5 0 

5 0.0 0 k// 

244,72 

1 0 4,8 3 

13.86 vi 

3,09 / 

26.65 

69,25 e

CALIFORNIA 

ASSOCI AT ION OE 

POP T AUTHOR I TI ES 

CALIFORNIA 

FOUNDRIES INC 


COMPANY 

CALIF ORN IA STATE 

DIVISION OF 

HIGHWAYS 

DI STRICT 4 

CAMERONS 

CENTRAL BANK TRUSTEE 

I LWU ERMTA 

PENSION FUND 


FIRE D'EPARTMENT 






TRAFFIC ENGINEERS 


COLYE AR MOTOR SALES 

COk/IP ANY 

DALLMAN CO 


IN A DAY 

DEALER 


SERVICE 

MERCED OE LA CRUZ 

FRANK W OUNNE CO 

EAST BAY muNicsPAL 

UTILITY DI STR1C 

EAST RAY RESTAURANT 

SUPPLY CO 

EAST BAY 

SANI TAPY HAG WORKS 


COMP ANY 

THE ELECTRICC 

CORPORATION 


LUMBER CO 

FEEHAN CO 

DAN L FERRARI 

FIRE PROTECTION 

ENGI NEER I NG CoMPANY 

FONTES PR I NT ING CO 

GEORGE P FOPKII 

E FRENCH CO 

112.50/ 

11.25V 

1 9 1.4 / 

419690 

37 3 3,7 4 g7 

31 ) 2 0.0 0 // 

365.96-/ 

1 7 9,5 7 .7'- 

213,06 

32,04 

86.48/ 

535.0H 

323.00 

86.52/ 

17,06 / 

49.46." 

255.33 

2 0 7.6 6 ,t/„. 

24.30 1-7 


10,04 

4.53 V" 

2,24 

/ 

4.73 

2 5.0 0 / 

9.22 

34.00-/- 

36.00 

102.96,

FP,UI TVALE CANNING CO 

W P FULLER CO 


4.35 14 

a/ 

556,20 / 




3,09 

COMP ANY INC 5,41 /- 

THE GRAY LI NE INC 38.50" 

G RINNELL COMPANY 

115,98 

THE GUI DE 

P UBL I SHING CO 3,006/ 

WARD HARRIS INC 

218.91' 

H ARBOR MARI NE SUPPLY 

2.5 9 *dr 

HE IDT EQUIPMENT 

COMP ANy 

H ERCULES EQUIPMENT & 

15.35 if 

RUBBER CO INC 7.21"" 


COMP ANY 


THE HOLMES BOOK 

62.13 

37138 

COMP ANY 


2.6'5V 

4 6 0.6 '7 



INDEPENDENT 

CONSTRuCT I ON CO 

I NDUSTRI AL 

GAS . SERVICE 

NTERNAT IONAL 


CORPOR ATI ON 

I NTERNAT IONAL 


V AD JELTON 

JOY I NDUSTR I AL 

S OLVENTS CORP 

KEENE RI ESE 

SUPPLY CO 

G EO A KREPL IN CO 


TIRE CORP 

L AIR!) S STATIONERY 

LAWTON & 01 LLIAMS 

1 9.4/ 7 

43„89 

338064 

I 

2.58 

7.72 

5.56 

18.37 


/ 

3,58 Y 

203.01 V 

1 4 6.8 6 Y? 

69.37 

37,08

THE LOG 

LOOP LUMBER & 

H ILL COMPANY 

LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP 

COMP ANY INC 


INCORPORATED 

C M MARWEDEL 

ROBERT J HILLER CO 

MURPHY BUICK CO 

MUSIC AST 

MECHAN I CS TOOL & 

SUPPLY CO 

MC CARTER LUMBER AND 

P ILING CO 


N ATIONAL AERONAUTIC 

ASSO'CI AT ION 


-COMP A'NY 

THE NEWS OBSERVER 

N OURSE EQUIPMENT 

CoHP ANY 

OAKLAND 

ASSOCI A T I ON OF 


O AKLAND CAL IFORNI A 

TOWEL COMPANY I NC 

O AKLAND 

MUNI CI P AL EMPLOYEES 

PET /REMENT SYSTEM 

3;00 

840'83w/ 

4.77 t/ 

1O.4 2 

5 0,5 0 / 

9.53 / 

15.97 

60.0()/ 

4,8 0 1/' 

8 7 3.90 

53.74V 

8.00*" 

180.77 /- 

85.00'1 

3 6 2.5 6 toe 

401,40- 

9.011/ 

9745.92 


LAUNDRY 6.3 0 %." 


SUPPLY CO 

118.59 41 

O AKLAND 

RUBBER STAMP CO 



COMP ANY 


EXCHANGE 


PACIFIC COAST 

B USINESS AND 

SHIPPINGG PEG 




ASSOCI AT ION 

8.36 V 

7.20 1- 

' 



4.97 

5 6 .0 0

P ACIFIC SHIPPER INC 1 1 2,0 0 v./ 

THE PACIFIC 

TELEPHONE AND 


1764.50 

P ACIF C TOOL AND 


2,55,00 

P ECKS OFF I CE 


P E TER SON TRACTOR & 

EOUI PMENT CO 

84,53 4/ 

82,86m/ 

P I MEN TEL & SON 

P I NOLE LAND COMPANY 

P OSTMASTER 

P RODANOV I CH & KHZ I CH 

RHODES & 

J AM1 ESON LTD 


COMP ANY 

R I CHMOND 

SAN I TARY COMPANY 


E, C RODQEAS L I ME & 

CEMENT CO 

B OR PROPIQM N & 

DEVIEITOD TvIZDT FUN D 

S AN JOSE CA NNLNG CO 

S HELL 0 L COMPANY 


S MITHH BROTHERS 

I NCO RPOR TED 

FRED C SP NDLER 

S TANDARD 0|L COMPANY 

O F C AL IFORNIA 

S TATE ELEC TR IC 

S UPPLY 





SUPPLY CO 

TOWMO TOR 

CORP OR AT I ON 

THE: TRAFFIC SERVICE 

COPPOR AT (OM 

O N (TED AUTOMOTIVE 

SERV I CE 

U S SPRING SERVICE 

187.31 

2 0.4 9 e' 

225.00 

300.88 

230.201 

2,28 

4 5,9 2 

515.06 

376,94 

9,00 

4,30 

178,29 / 

1.81 ,V 

380.76 4. 


30.30 

1 0 {\8 6 °"../ 

1 5 ' 4 5 

3.61 

70,08 

2 2,9 5 

168.42 

1 4 5,0 0 

4,84 

8,18 

,,;

U N I TED STATES P I PE & 

FOUNDRY C 

W ATERMAN CORPORATION 


W ELSH FIRESEE 


W ESTERN EX TERMINATOR 

COMP ANY 

W EST NGHO 11 SE 

ELEC I C SUPPLY 

COMPANY 10,53 V 


P ORT' PROMOTION AND 


DAN( L 0 PRODANOVI CH 

H DUNCAN MA LLOCH 

,THE DUNCANSON 

H ARRELSON CO 

149,36 / 

1804 / 

2 3 2,2 6 / 

474.75 

-80.00 

4.06 lo-C.' 

G ORDON A WOODS 105,95 "'' 

FRED C RUPPERT 21.86V- 

R J JONES 

H AROLD J FEEHAN 

G RANHOLT SHEET METAL 

W ORKS 

J B , PETERSEN & SON 

RED TOP ELECTRIC CO 

S POTT ELECTRICAL 

COMP ANY 


H OMER R DALLAS 

TAX COLLECTOR 

COUNTY OF AL AMFO A 

EDWIN MEESE JR 

TAX COLLECTOR 

B ROWN DRAYAGE CO 




1/1ORRI S DRAY ING 

COMP ANY 


THE TRIBUNE 


/ 

174.42V 

ft 

1,04 6.9 5 

933,66 ),'"is 

11 670.( 

— 

u 

— 

) 

VP 

3 )3 95,36 

1 ) 4 4 3,7 V 

1,1 3 0.7 5 3 ', 

5,0 6 4,6 0 

1733.29 

124325 

454,52 

2492.65 

80,37 

8.15 

28,20 

tx' 

150,48 

542.77 it 

6 0.9 6

JOYCE FERRACON E 

THE SAMUEL MERRI TT 

HOSPITAL 

CHARLES H UEVAUL MD 

VERNON C STEHR M 

W ALTER L BYERS M U 

LAURENCES ORTHOPEDIC 


P ROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 

MEDICAL CENTE R 

PRESCRIPT/0N 

PHARMACY 

0 OUGLASO 

T OFFELMIER MD 

S HIRLEY A MISHOU 

EDWARD C, EWER MO 

CARL B ROWEN MD 

H ERMAN H JENSEN 

H I FTENBERGERS 

SONOTONF OF OAKLAND 

O TTO HATSCHFK MD 

ROBERT P HAMPTON m0 


65O0 0 / 

3,5 0 / 

7.2 / 

7.2 5 

5.0 0 

2 3,18 

4 9,7 1 

3,6 6 

4 6.5 0 e / 

3 6,0 0 

2 5,0 0 

g .75 V/ 

9.7 5 

4 8,4 2 r 

6 5.9 3 

7,7 5 

2 5.0 0 

1 0,0 0 

1 4 3,3 3 3,61 

SEM16.1dONTHLY IWROLL,- 2nd k.h. October 19.53 LL5_13 0 '7 3 

TOTAL 2 0 13.3 4 G.7 , 

. The foregoing is,a true list of all claims for - 


for payment. 


I 



BOARD OF PQRT COMMISSIONERS 

By 

PR SI NT 

By t, ./ 77,,e‘ 

SE9RETARY 

At a regular meeting held December 7, 1953 


/VI-4 

PORT ._yvANAGER 


Noes: None. 

Absent None.

By 

By 





FUND. 






further 










Payroll for wp.:..nk nridinL,- Y0. 

oil for A*,pk 49:1di1^ g 

11 for pri.ding Novo 



payment. 


.1111.•••-•■•■nd 

CHIEF PQRTJACCOUNTANT A 'T. PORT MANAGER 



PORT MANAGER 


SECRETARY COMMISSIONER 



December 7, 1953 


Noes: None 

Absent: None

Ct TY OF Of LAND 




BE . IT RESOLVED . that the semi-monthly 

payroll for the period ending November 30, 1953, 

in the amount of 62,000.00, hereby is approvedo 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep - 5 

None

Vi I I N...11- 



CONFIRMING THE EXCHANGE BY 

THE CITY TREASTMER OF 

500 2 000.00 OF UNITED 

STATES TREASURY NOTES. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the exchange by the 

City Treasurer of : F 500 0 000.00 par value United 

States Treasury Notes, Series "A" 1953, bearing 

2 1/8% interest, dated October 1, 1952 and 

maturing December 1, 1953, belongin g to the 

Port, for en equivalent amount of United States 

Treasury Notes, Series "B" 19511, bearing 1 7/8% 

interest, dated December 1, 1953 and maturing 

December 15, 1954, be and the same hereby is 

ratified and confirmed. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

‘...• 1 I 1 r g-P11-1 



AGREEMENT WITH KNAPPEN- 

TIPPETTS-ABBETT-McCARTHY, 

ENGINEERS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the . President of this 


the Secretary to attest an agreement with ERNEST F. 

TIPPETTS, ROBERT W. ABBETT, GERALD T. McCARTHY, 

WILLIAM Z. LIDICKER and JANES H. STRATTON, copartners 


KNAFFEN-TIPPETTS-ABBETT-McCARTHY, ENGINEERS, as 

Consultants to engage and retain the services of 

said Consultants to make a comprehensive pre-engineering 

and pre-architectural study of the field and 

terminal requirements at Oakland Municipal Airport 

at a total fee of 027,125.00, and that such agreement 

shall be upon the form approved by the Port Attorney. 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

5/14111 _,C7 

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STIPULATION WITH PUBLIC 

HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR IN- 

CREASED RENTAL FOR LAND AT 

EIGHTH AND FALLoN STREETS. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney be and 

he hereby is authorized to execute on behalf of this 

Board a certain stipulation in United States of 

America vs. Certain Land in the City of Oakland, 

County of Alameda, State of California, E. T. Grove, 

et al., being Civil No. 22400 in the District Court 

of the United States for the Northern District of 

California Southern Division, which stipulation provides 

for payment by the government of annual rental 

in the amount of fl-.5,741.38, and the Port Attorney 

is authorized to take such further steps in the 

matter as are appropriate. 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep - 5 

None 

Absent: None.

'..i I I %r '‘..1 Pt 



PORT ATTORNEY TO FILE „AU 

ACTION AGAINST LOUIS T. AYERS. 

RE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney 


action a g:ainst LOUIS T. AYERS for unpaid rent, re- 

Possession of Port property and forfeiture of his 

tenancy, and to take such steps in such proceedings 

as he may deem advisable° 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

1 t I t..i r m. 1-.Pik IN 1-) 


RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TEE 


ACTION AGAINST NORMAN O. 

TRULIN. 

SE IT RESOLVED that the Port Attorney 

he and he hereby is authorized to commence an 

action against NORMAN O. TRULIN for unpaid 

rent, repossession of Port property and forfeiture 

of his tenancy, and to take such steps 

in such proceedings as he may deem advisable, 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

a.... I PILtN. La-'1, I ''t 


RESOLUfION GRANTING EAST 

BAY MIT,NICIPAL UTILITY 

DISTRICT PERMISSION TO 

PERPORM CERTAIN WORK. 


plans and specifications submitted by EAST BAY 

UjI r TPth UTILITY DTTRICT for the construction 

of P sndimePtabion basin et the sewer treatment 

plant of the applicant located at the extension 

of 3/1th Street west of hood Street, at a cost 

to seld applicant of 20,700000, hereby ere approved, 

and permission to perform the work hereby 

is granted& 



Ayes: 

Noes: 


None 

Absent: None.

T r 



WITH GALLAGHER & BURK, INC. AND 

STOLTE INC., JOINTLY, AND AUTHOR- 

IZING RECORDATION OF NOTICE OF 

COMPLETION. 

WHEREAS, GALLAGHER L. DURK, INC., a corporation, 

and STOLTE INC., a corporation, jointly, have 

faithfully performed all the terms and conditions of 


Port, dated July 28, 1953 (Auditor's ao. 9521), for 

the construction of an addition to the concrete apron 

at Oakland Municipal Airport; now, therefore, be it 

RESOLVED that said contract - be and it is 

hereby accepted; and be it 





confirmed and approved; and. be it further 

RESOLVED that a Notice of Completion ';f 





Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: None 

Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tulloch and President Estep -5

i i ,...rr t..) Pk IN 1–/-I 1'4 IJ 



FOR PERFORMANCE . OF CONTRACT 

WITH WEST COAST ROOFING CO® 

SE IT RESOLVED that the time for the 

performance of the contract with NEST COAST 

ROOFISG CO., a corporation, for the repairing 

of roofs of Transit Sheds 1 and 2, Outer Harbor 

Terminal (Auditor's No. 9539), be end it hereby 

is extended to and including January 15, 19540 



Ayes: 

Noes: None 

Absent: 


None

I 1 r IN Li 



MENT WITH McLEOD TRUCKING SER- 

VICE. 



with McLEOD TRUCKING SERVICE, as Licensee, 

providing for the occupancy by Licensee of 5,000 

square feet of open storage area between Ferry 

and Terminal Streets, for a period of one year 

commencing November 1, 1953, with the payment of 

the sum of 150.00 as consideration for the execution 

of said agreement and a rental of °25.00 

per month payable in advance commencing December 

1, 1953 to and including September 1, 1954, and 

that such a greement shall be upon the general 


this Boar(f'. 



(.k 


Noes: None 

Absent: None

I F 1 '411 •J 



MENT WITH E. F. FELT & COMPANY. 


end he hereby is authorized to enter into an agreement 

with EUGENE FOSTER FELT, an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of E. F. 

FELT & COMPANY, as Licensee, providing for the 


feet in Euilding No. 604 and 81 square feet in 

the unnumbered building adjacent to the northwest 

corner of Building No. 710, Oakland Municipal Airport, 

for a period of one year commencing December 

1, 1951, at a monthly rental of T82.)t3, and that 


used for Airport purposes0 



Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 

None

I r¼Jfr r¼L.bp4LJ 

RESOLUTION ..O. M — B 3580 


MENT WITH HANOVER ASSOCTATES. 

RE IT RESOLVED that the Port Manager be 


with H.HANOVER and K. W. CHAPPELL, individuals 


HANOVER ASSOCIATES, as Licensee, providing far the 

• occupancy by Licensee of an area of 2,268 square 

• feet in Building G-306 and 3,944 square feet of 

open storage area northerly of Building G-306, 

near the foot of Fifth Avenue, for a period of one 

year commencing August 1, 1953, with the payment 

of the sum of 0.30.16 as consideration for the 

execution of said agreement and a rental of $65.08 

per month payable in advance commencing September 

1, 1953 to and including June 1, 1954, and that 

such agreement shall he upon the general form of 





Noes: None 

Absent: None

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AGREEMENT WITH EMSCO 

RICE MILLS, INC. 



agreement with EMSCO RICE MILLS, INC., a corporation, 



Building J-215B at the corner of Nineteenth Avenue 

and Livingston Streets, for a period of one year 

commencing October 1, 1953, at a monthly rental 

of TC568365, and that such agreement shall be 


used by this Boardt, 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

LI I T 



MENT WITH INDEPENDENT MILITARY 

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION® 



with INDEPENDENT MILITARY AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCI- 

ATION, as Licensee, providing for the occupancy by 

Licensee of an area of 142 square feet of office 

space, together with counter space and one baggage 

scale, all in Building No. 600, Oakland Municipal 


October 1, 1953, at a monthly rental of 


customarily used for Airport purposes* 




Noes: None 

Absent: 

None

I I Y VI- VIktkL.AINLI 



MENT WITH EVERBRIGHT CO. 

BE IT RESOLVED that the Port 14:eflger be 


with R. D. COLE, SR., an individual doing 

business under the firm name and style of COLE' 

EVERBRIGHT CO., as Licensee, providing for the 

occupancy by Licensee of. Buildings H-205, H-218. 

and H-220 at the foot of Eighth Avenue, together 

with an open area of 1,235 square feet adjacent 

thereto, for a period of one year commencing 

November 1, 195,3, at a monthly rental of 25.00, 


form of license agreement customarily used. by this 

Board* 




Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

1..../r %ali M1-.111\1 LJ 





WILLIAM B. SAPENTER to the position of Port Watchman 

(Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 12.18), effective 

November 21, 1953, at a. salary of 1330043 per month, 


FURTHER RESOLVED that the termination of 

the appointment of SIDNEY MAYNARD to the position 

of Port Watchman (PT) (Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 

12.19), effective November 24, 1953, be and the 

same hereby is ratified; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that the appointment of 

SIDNEY MAYNARD to the position of Port Watchman 


of 3300 ) !- 3 p er month, effective November 25, 1953, 

be and the same hereby is ratified. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None 

)(R

I I r IN. LP% IN Li 


RESOLUTION CONCURNING CER- 






MARY WALSH, Airport Telephone and Teletype Operator 

(Port Ordinance No. 867, Sec© 10.05), with 

pay, for illness, for twelve consecutive 

days from October 29, 1953; 

JULIA GANNON, Senior Typist Clerk (Port Ordinance No. 

867, Sec. 12.15), with pay, for illness, 

for fourteen consecutive days from November 

16, 1953; 

DANIEL V. REPOSA, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port 


for illness resulting from injury received 

on duty, for thirteen consecutive days 

from November 3, 1953; 

CHARLES T-TANSEN, Supervising Structural Designer (Port 

Ordinance No. 867, Sec. 8.04), without pay, 

for personal reasons, for eleven consecutive 

days from November 2, 19530 



d 

Ayes: Co nissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and Tulloch and President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None.

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Noes: None. 

Absent: None.



By (.1 lA 

''PRESIDENT 

By 

' SECRETARY 

BOARD OF PT COMISSI °MRS 

CITY OF CAITAND 

RESOLUTION NO, B3587 





the same hereby are approvedi and allowed by the Board of 

Ibrt Commissioners and the Auditor is authorized to draw 


1953 AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND #517 

STOLE, GALLAGHER & BURK, INC. $ 820,16 



for payment. 

PORT MANAGER 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.


RESOLUTION NO: B 3588 




FUND. 






further 










Week ending December 6, 1953 $ 7,331.12 

Week ending December 13, 1953 

10.248.64 

$17,579.76 / 



payment. 


– / 

(7 '--e , 

CHIEF/PORT ACCOUNTANT .kS'T. PORT MANAGER 



By 

By 

PRESIDENT 

SECRETARY 



PORT MANAGER 


December 21, 1953 


Noes: 

None 

Absent: None

L1 I Y 01 UAKLANU 


RESOLUTION APPROVING SEMI.•. 

MONTHLY PAYROLL* 

BE IT RESOLVED that the semi.monthly payroll 

for the period ending December 16, 1953, at 

noon, in the amount of $62,000.00, hereby is approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

LI I Y UI- VAICLANL) 


RESOLUTION CANCELLING 

OBLIGATION OF CECIL 

WHITE TO PAY RENT DUE 

TO UNAVAILABILITY OF 

THE PROPERTY. 

WHEREAS, the Port has entered into a certain 

license and concession agreement with CECIL WHITE, as 

Licensee, wherein and whereby the Licensee was assigned 

the use of Terminal Building "C", Outer Harbor, for 

the compressing and storage of cotton for the period 

commencing October 1, 1953 and ending March 31, 1954; 

and. 

WHEREAS, during the month of October, 1953, 

the premises were occupied by the OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS 

COMPANY and were not made available to the Licensee 

until November 1, 1953; now, therefore, 

BE IT RESOLVED that the obligation of CECIL 

WHITE to pay rent for the month of October, 1953, 

under the said license and concession agreement be 

and the same hereby is cancelled° 




Noes: None 

Absent: None





ACTION AGAINST U. S. SUPPLY 

CO. 



action against JOHN UNDERWOOD, an individual 

doing business under the style of U. S. SUPPLY 

COMPANY, for unpaid rent, repossession of Port 

property and forfeiture of his tenancy, and to 

take such steps in such proceedings as he may 

deem advisable* 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

Y 01 UAICL.PSIL) 


RESOLUTION GRANTING CITY OF 

OAKLAND, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC 

BUILDINGS, PERMISSION TO PER- 



plans and specifications submitted by the CITY 

OF OAKLAND, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, for 

construction of a 60' x 100' one-story warehouse 

building on applicant's premises known as No. 555 

Hegenberger Road, at a cost to said applicant of 

*10,939.00, hereby are approved, and permission 

to perform the work hereby is granted* 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

LI Y (.31- OAKLAND 



WITH PACIFIC DRYDOCK & REPAIR 

COMPANY. 

WHEREAS, PACIFIC DRYDOCK & REPAIR COMPANY, 

a corporation, has faithfully performed all the terms 

and conditions of and has completed that certain contract 

with the Port, dated November 16, 1953 (Auditorts 

No. 9584), for the drydocking and repairing of fireboat 

"Port of Oakland"; now, therefore, 

BE IT RESOLVED that said contract be and it 






approved. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

LI 1 Y OF OAKLAND 

RESOLUTION No. B 359'- 


WITH TOWMOTOR CORPORATION. 

WHEREAS, TOWMOTOR CORPORATION, a corporation, 

has faithfully performed all the terms 


contract with the Port, dated November 3, 1953, 

(Auditor's No. 9589), for furnishing and delivering 

one (1) fork lift truck equipped with depalletizer 

to the Ninth Avenue Terminal; now, therefore, be 

it 







approved, 




Noes: None 

Absent: None. 

C

y uAK.LAND 



AGREEMENT WITH ROBERT 

AND ESTHER HORNBACK. 



with ROBERT and ESTHER HORNBACK, as Licensee, providing 

for the occupancy by Licensee of an area of 

approximately 30' x 30' on Nineteenth Avenue in the 

vicinity of Livingston Street Pier, for a period of 

one year commencing December 1, 1953 at a monthly 

rental of 445.00 minimum based on three per cent 

of the gross sales, and that such agreement shall 

be upon the general form of license agreement customarily 





Noes: None 

Absent: None

LI I Y Ul- (JAM' An'i 



AGREEMENT WITH HOGAN 

LUMBER COMPANY. _ (e 



with HOGAN LUMBER COMPANY, a corporation, as Licensee, 


of approximately 2,649 acres at the foot of Fallon 

Street, for a period of one year commencing 

December 1, 1953 at a monthly rental of $577.00, and 


of license agreement customarily used by this Boardo 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

tr y I Y L)1 UAK.L.,P,110 



AGREEMENT WITH MARINE 

TERMINALS CORPORATION. 



with MARINE TERMINALS CORPORATION, a Nevada corporation, 


by Licensee of an area of 2,768 square feet of shed 

space and an open area of 2,192 square feet in the 

area adjacent to and northward of the quay Wall 

Shed at the foot of Market Street, for a period of 

one year commencing December 1, 1953 at a monthly 

rental of 4'3118.80, and that such agreement shall be 





Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 


None 

None 

k.a

LA I Y IJA14.L.ANL) 




WHOLESALE BUILDING MATE- 

RIALS CORP. 



agreement with OAKLAND WHOLESALE BUILDING MATE- 

RIALS CORP., a corporation, as Licensee, providing 


square feet in Building H-101 and 5L6 square feet 

of office space in the Ninth Avenue Terminal Area, 

for a period of one year commencing November 1, 

1953 at a monthly rental of $375.83, and that such 






Noes: None 

Absent: None

LI I Y UAKI-.'1,NL) 



AGREEMENT WITH THE OAK- 

LAND TERMINAL RAILWAY. 



agreement with THE OAKLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY, a 


occupancy by Licensee of that certain office 

building at the foot of Fourteenth Street having 

an area of approximately 370 square feet, for a 

period of one year commencing December 1, 1953 at 







Noes: None 

Absent: None

1/4.01 i Y %Jr vi-yrs.L.FAv4i..) 



MENT WITH GENERAL PETROLEUM 

CORPORATION. 



with GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION, a corporation, 


by Licensee of an area of 5,010 square feet under 

the mezzanine on the main floor, the balance of 

the area on the main floor of 12,990 square feet 

and the mezzanine floor area of 5,010 square feet, 

all in Terminal Building "E", Outer Harbor Terminal 

Area, for a period of one year commencing January 

1, 1954, at a monthly rental of $950.10, and that 


license agreement customarily used by this Board* 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

I L) L.)/-1.11\-JANLJ 






ALBERT O. HACKETT, Port Watchman (Port Ordinance 

No. 867, See. 12.18), :3330 0 43 per month, 

effective December 1, 1953; 

VELVO PILLORS, Port Maintenance Laborer (Port Ordinance 

No. 867, Sec. 9.05) 1;305.00 per month, 

effective December 1, 1953. 


Passed by the following vote: - 


Noes: None 

Absent: None

L4 1 Y 

ry L./A IN L) 


RESOLUTION ACCEPTING CONTRACT WITH 

JOSEPH D. BALLINGER & CO. AND AUTHOR- 

IZING RECORDATION OF NOTICE OF COM- 

PLETION. 

WHEREAS, JOSEPH D. BALLINGER and MARY R. 

WECKERLE, copartners doing business under the firm 

name and style of JOSEPH D. BALLINGER & CO., have 


of and have completed that certain contract with the 

Port, dated November 16, 1953 (Auditor's No. 9583), 

for the removal of debris from Buildings G-402, 

G-403 and G-404 at the foot of Fifth Avenue; now, 

therefore, 

BE IT RESOLVED that said contract be and 

it hereby is accepted; and be it 



Engineer in connection with the performance of said 

contract be and the same hereby are ratified, confirmed 

and approved; and be it 







Noes: None 

Absent: None



RESOLUTION GRANTING RALSTON 

PURINA CO, PERMISSION TO PER- 

FORM. CERTAIN MORE. 


plans and specifications submitted by RALSTON 

PURINA. CO. for construct i on of a 15' x 15' steel 

storage building on applicant's premises, at a 

cost to said Company of 3,000.00, hereby are 

approved, and permission to perform the work 

hereby is granted. 




Noes: None 

Absent: None

`mem ffit 6 MI ,aveso, vtavar 9-1. 1.2.1-1,. 

RESOLUTION No. B 36o1+ 

RESOLUTION GRANTING PERMISSION TO 

UNITED CAN & GLASS COMPANY TO SUB- 

LET PREMISES. 

WHEREAS, by Resolution No. B3359, this Board 

granted permission to UNITED CAN & GLASS COMPANY to 

sublet a portion of its leased premises to GILRO MACHINE 

COMPANY for the period commencing July 13, 1953 and 

ending December 31, 1953 subject to the terms and conditions 

set forth in said resolution; and 

WHEREAS, request has been made for the extension 

of such permission for an additional period of six (6) 

months; now, therefore, 

BE IT RESOLVED that UNITED CAN & GLASS COMPANY 

hereby is permitted to sublet a portion of its leased 

premises to GILRO MACHINE COMPANY commencing January 1, 

1954 to and including June 30, 1954, subject to each and 

all of the terms and conditions of the existing agreement 

between said UNITED CAN & GLASS COMPANY, formerly Atlas 

Imperial Diesel Engine Co., and the Port; and be it 

FURTHER RESOLVED that such permission is granted 

upon the express condition that any rent paid by the subtenant 

in addition to the rent paid by the said UNITED 

CAN & GLASS COMPANY to the Port under its said agreement 

with the Port shall be paid to the Port, provided, that 

the tenant shall be allowed expenses in an amount to be 

approved by the Port Manager fOr utility services furnished 

and other expenses required by the subletting. 



Ayes: Commissioners Clark, Galliano, Levy and. Tyaloch and. President Estep -5 

Noes: None 

Absent: None

I-1.)1-(1 COMMISSIONERS - Port of Oakland

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