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&6.- June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page .1 Directory Featured in This Issue SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT Hall of Justice, Kearny and Washington Streets PAGE Telephones SUtter 2020 - 2030 Policing International Conference Radio Short Wave Call KGPD

Sheriff FL P. (Jack) Gleason of Alameda Co. 5 Mayor, HoN. ROGER D. LAPHAM By B. S. Sanders

President Truman's Address to Police Academy 6 BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS Regular Meetings, Monday, 8:00 p. m------Hall of Justice C. L. Collins, Redwood City's Chief For 28 Yrs. 7 Hon. Jerd Sullivan, President------Crocker First Nat'l Bank

Fingerprint Records in Bible History . . . . S Hon. John Wesley Howell------240 Battery Street By B. C. Bridges Hon. E. L. Turkington------Furniture Mart Bldg. Captain Charles F. Skelly, Secretari Officer W. D. Harrington's Son Cited For Room 104, Hall of Justice Bravery ...... 10 CHIEF OF POLICE------CHARLES W. DULJ.EA Robert O'Brien's First Year as San Mateo's Chief 11 DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE------MICHAEL RIORDAN

Chief Belloni of So. S. F. Starts 22nd Year as DEPT. SEC'Y------CAPT. JOHN A. ENGLER------Hall of Justice Head of Police Department .....12 District Captains

13 School Safety Patrol in Review CENTRAL------A. L. CHRISTIANSON ------635 Washington St.

SOUTHERN------A. E. MCDANIELL ------....Fourth and Clara Sts. More Mill Valley Police Questions and Answers 14 MIssioN ------LEO J . TACKNEY ------3057 17th St.

Modesto's New Police Chief ...... 15 NORTHERN ...... A. I. O ' BRIEN ------743 Ellis St.

G. C. PARK ------JOHN A. REED ---- .------Stanyan opp. Wailer Fitzpatrick New Secretary For Aid Association 16 RICHMOND ------F. J. MCGUIRE ------451 Sixth Ave.

Patrolling a Police Beat ...... 18 INGLESIDE ---- JOHN M. SuLLIvAN ---- Balboa Pk., nr. San Jose Ave.

TARAVAL ------MICHAEL E. I. MITCHELL.... ------2348 24th Ave. Officer Carberry Resigns to Take Job With County Assessor ...... 19 POTRERO ------JOS. M. WALSH ------2300 Third St.

HEADQUARTERS ------PATRICK J . MURRAY ------Hall of Justice Editorial Page ...... 20 TRAFFIC BUREAU .... .--- CHAS. F. SKELLY...... 635 Washington St.

Police Reserve Formed 21 BUR. INSPECTORS ------.----- B. J . MCDoNALD ------.----- Hall of Justice SUPERVISING CAPTAIN OF DISTRICTS.-M. GAFFEY..Hall of Justice

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Lieutenant John Casey Dies. 28 DIRECTOR . BUREAU OF SPECIAL SERVICES ---- INSP. PERCY H. KENEALLY ---- Hall of Justice Vacation at Home in 1945 ...... 32 DIRECTOR OF JUVENILE BUREAU. ------GEO. M. HEALY. ------2745 Greenwich St.

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Policing International Conference

When the International Security Conference was spector Fred Bohr of the Hotel Detail to cover the leading scheduled for San Francisco, Chief of Police Charles W. hotels of the city where the delegates from the various Dullea realized that this epoch-making event, the most im- countries were housed. The detail was split up into smaller portant gathering that has ever been held in this or any ones with an experienced Inspector in charge. The bigger other city, called for the maximum of police service. the hotel the bigger the detail. Lieutenant Charles Maher of the Pickpocket Detail had an increased force scattered at points where the leather- lifters might seek to ply their nefarious trade unnoticed. Nary a pickpocket kick was registered. Special details of Inspectors were made to the meeting place of the con- ferences and the places where various committees held deliberations. How well these assignments functioned is indicated by the entire lack of any complaints of lawbreaking in any sector the members of the San Francisco Police were given the responsibility of policing. But there was another important matter to look out for in completing the plans to see that the city lived up to its reputation of law-abiding community. That was the assign- ment of uniformed men to the task of looking after things CAPTAIN M. E. MITCHELl. on the streets leading into the Civic Center where the He planned to rid the city of undesirables and to keep meetings of the Conference were held and about the area. others from coming here after the Conference began its To carry out this task Chief Dullea formed a separate weeks-long deliberations to map a course that would as- company of 100 men designated as the Security Com- sure peace to the world for generations to come pany." Captain Michael I. Mitchell of Taraval was placed His force of over 1,200 men and women did a great job in charge. He couldn't have made a better selection for in keeping out those who might he attracted here for such an important post, for Captain Mitchell during his criminal purposes. more than 30 years as a member of the San Francisco He worked with the State Department, the FBI, the Police Department has done many things that have at- Treasury Department, the Army and Navy, and other tracted commendable attention to his work. He progressed agencies charged with giving the utmost in protection to through all ranks of the Department until he reached the the 1,000 or so delegates and assistants from more than 45 top many years ago, and in this highest commissioned rank nations of the world. The Conference brought to San he has continued to give the same efficient police service he Francisco, in addition, a thousand of the top-flight news- did during his whole career. paper reporters and commentators, radio broadcasters and The hundred men, who had headquarters in Dormitory magazine experts. G, Civic Center, were personally selected by the Chief When the Conference opened April 25, Chief Dullea and his top officers, and they were selected solely on their had laid the groundwork to properly police the city and record as courteous and efficient officers as well as for see that nothing happened to the vast army of men and physical size and neatness. Heretofore the assignment of women who took part in the peace plans for which the patrolmen and officers for special occasions has been made convention was called. by orders going out from headquarters to the various cap- Captain of Inspectors Bernard J. McDonald picked a tains to detail a certain number of men to serve during the detail of experienced Inspectors for assignment under In- special occasion. But for the Conference the Chief de-

Page 4 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945 cided it would work out better if the men were selected Mounted Officers: J. P. Curtin, Charles Cooke, Joseph by headquarters and properly trained for the important Hattrup, John J. Casey, Jr., Howard Marks, James Doran. work ahead for them. When the national Democratic Convention was held in On April 22 a few days prior to the opening of the San Francisco some 25 years ago the San Francisco Police Conference the company went on parade for inspection Department was given great praise from visitors and dele- at its newly assigned headquarters. Chief Dullea with gates from over the Nation for the fine manner they Deputy Chief Michael Riordan, Captains Michael Gaffey policed the important meeting. You will hear much more praise given to the Depart- ment for the perfect policing of San Francisco during the International Conference. Besides extending courteousness to all, the police gave sympathetic ear to all the questions of the hundreds of visitors here during the meetings, and gave complete instructions on how to get to various points of the city and to neighboring towns and cities where the questioner might desire to go. It was a fine example of teamwork from the Chief down to the newest recruit. San Francisco did a swell job in providing a meeting place for the representatives of our allied nations throughout the war; of seeing they were properly housed, and fed; that the accredited representa- tives were given adequate quarters for general meeting and for committee meeting; entertainment of a desirable nature, following the mourning period following the un- timely death of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt; to one and all, no matter what their race, color or creed were, each and every resident of this city went out of his way to extend the typical San Francisco welcome. CAPTAIN BERNARD MCDONALD and John Engler acted as aides. Mayor Roger D. Lapham EIGHT ACE DETECTIVES HERE and Police Commissioners Jerd Sullivan, J . Wesley Howell FOR BIG MEET and E. L. Turkington were on hand as the fine appearing Eight ace detectives from New York, Chicago, Hot members of the newly formed company lined up for re- (Continued on page 50) view. Chief Dullea impressed on the members that they were a selected group and said he had no misgiving about the splendid manner they would carry out the traditions of the San Francisco Police Department during this his- toric conclave of nations. As second in command of the Security Company, Capt. Mitchell was given Lieutenants William L. Danahy and Jack Eker. Sergeants assigned were Richard L. Hanlon, Alfred Nicolini, Charles Radford, Charles Lyons, Joseph Perry and Raymond Freeman. The following patrolmen filled out the rest of the roster of Security Company John Dooling, Michael McCarthy, .John Foley, Maurice Higgins, Dino Fortina, Eugene Short, John D. Sullivan, Cecil Benson, James Glennon, William Bard, John McCarthy, John Nyland, George Sturken, Charles Dickow, John Kwartz, George Millstead, George Hesketh, C. Bahr, E. King, A. Doyle, Wm. Leahy, F. Oliva, F. Ryan, A. Bagot, D. Bradley, R. Dickman, J. Countryman, P. Larsen, J. Molinari, E. Nevin, E. Wayda, F. Sturken, M. Duffy, John Clasby, W. Sparks, R. Hooper, F. Pierce, L. Keenan, A. Brune, E. Hall, Stanley Kelly, D. Sullivan, G. Sully, W. Osterloh, L. King, G. Chief Dullea swears in out-of-city Detectives assigned to work Thompson, W. Cross, G. Gomez, J. Surges, F. Dunphy, with SFPD during Conference. Left to right: Lt. Victor Penny, B. Garrett, E. A. Franke, A. P. Markgraf, K. Schaugaard, Inspector Tim O'Connor, Inspector Jerry Watson on whom Chief Dullea is pinning a star, Capt. J J. Groesch, Inspector Ed Witrey, V. Williamson, E. Woods. . Inspector Frank Kcohane, Inspector Jos. Sullivan, D. J . Campion. Page 5 June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Sheriff H. P (Jack) Gleason of Alameda Co. Former Professional Ball Player, War Veteran, Operates Finest Jail System in the United States

By B. S. (SANDY) SANDERS, Veteran Police Reporter for the Oakland Post-Enquirer

"The county jail system in Alameda county is the Sheriff Gleason didn't start out in life to he a peace finest in the United States officer. For a number of years he was a professional base- Quite a statement, that, but you can find it in the ball player, he followed the sea, was a member of Uncle Congressional Record under a quotation from the report Sam's fighting navy in World War I, and had served of Congressman Louis C. Rabaut, Michigan, chairman a stretch of 4 years in the navy prior to the outbreak of of the Federal Prison Commission. the 1914-1919 world war.

It's -I tribute to Sheriff H. P. (jack) Gleason In between there were 13 years when Sheriff Gleason served in the circulation department of the Oakland Tri- bune and two years with the San Francisco Chronicle. On the Tribune he rose to assistant circulation manager. Gleason became a deputy sheriff under the late Sheriff M. B. Driver in 1937. He advanced to undersheriff in 1940, and in November of that year Sheriff Driver retired and the Alameda county hoard of supervisors immediately named Gleason sheriff as Driver's successor. Serving out the two years of Sheriff Driver's unexpired term, and while the political wise ones predicted that Jack Gleason couldn't he elected, he ran so far ahead of his nearest opponent that one oldtimer remarked: "Jack Gleason just walked in." But those few years in the sheriff's office had, according to Gleason himself, convinced him that he wanted to make peace officer work his career. And Sheriff Gleason has made a close study of police work ever since he first stepped into the sheriff's office as a deputy. SHERIFF H. P. GLEASON Since he became sheriff his deputies have grown to 120, along with one woman deputy, Mrs. Minna Ralph, and of Alameda county, who is rounding out six years in 12 stenographers. this important county office. The congressional committee made a tour of the nation Two complete 2-way radio stations are maintained, a few years ago checking on federal, state, county and with 3 sub-stations. And here's something to think about: Sheriff Gleason's municipal prisons. The Rabaut report also included this sentence: "It staff patrol 640 square miles out of the 800 odd square showed capable, intelligent directorship on the part of miles embraced by Alameda county. Sheriff H. P. Gleason." The sheriff's office also maintains two jails, one in the And since that report was made Sheriff Gleason has new county courthouse building and the other in the continued improving the county j ail system as well as former headquarters on lower Washington street in Oak- piling up honors as an efficient and quick-acting peace land. officer. Incidentally, Gleason is third vice-president of In addition, there is the prison farm, a strictly honor the California State Peace Officers' Association and vice- farm, where there are no fences and no restrictions president of the Bay Counties Association. placed on the prisoners sent there. During the past few From the Municipal League of Research. which also years some 14,000 prisoners have served out their time made an exhaustive study of county jails at the time at the prison farm, located in Eastern Alameda county. Seattle was preparing to revise its county j ail system, re- And speaking of the county jail system, an experienced ported that Alameda county's jail "was one of eight jail bird who had served in jails all over the country county jails outstanding in the nation." told Sheriff Gleason the other day: This is the first jail J. Edgar Hoover, F.B.I. chief, Nat. J. Pieper, in charge I was ever in where there are no rackets." of the West Coast F.B.I. activities, the late C. S. Stone, The identification bureau under Fred Harnden is rec- chief of the Division of State Bureau of Identification, ognized as one of the best in the country. Harnden is have likewise given high praise to Sheriff Gleason and staff. (Continued on page 34) Page 6 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

President Truman's Address to Police Academy

The following is the address that President Harry S. highest degree of efficiency, which in itself will be one of Truman was to make at the graduation exercises of the the most effective means of preventing anti-social acts. 28th session of the National Police Academy, FBI, in Certainty of criminal apprehension is the most powerful Washington, D. C., on the morning of April 14. President check on crime. Truman, when selected to make the address, was Vice "Tremendous progress has been made in criminology President, but the untimely death of President Franklin during the last century. In the past the criminal was Delano Roosevelt caused the graduation exercises to be punished in a spirit of revenge, without proper considera- cancelled, therefore the speech was not made. But a copy tion of the many factors which gave rise to this problem of it was given each graduate. It is a tribute to law enforce- of social maladjustment. Criminals are not born such. They ment officers and what they are doing to better their pro- are usually the unfortunate product of their environment, fession and improve their so necessary work of preserving experience and social background. the peace, by taking training courses and, getting, by hard work and study, means to cope with the ever-present law- "In view of the many economic and health factors, breaker. Therefore the POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' which frequently give rise to criminal tendencies, there JOURNAL presents it in full. It shows how strongly our remains a tremendous job for society to accomplish. Our new president feels for the men and women charged with statesmen must eliminate most of the outstanding inequities maintaining the peace of our nation: in our social structure, providing greater individual security, improved health, and a better economic oppor- THE HOME GUARD tunity for all our people. Then a most important step will "It is a special privilege to address the guardians of the be taken in removing some of the main reasons for crime. home front. It would he more than tragic if, while fighting "The war has greatly complicated the problems of law- a world-wide war to preserve our democratic ideals, we enforcement agencies. In the first place, there remains the would neglect the constant battle against evil forces at constant danger of saboteurs, spies and enemy agents, all home. anxious to undermine our military power and the public "Fortunately, the specialized training provided here at morale. Fortunately, the splendid work of the Federal the National Police Academy, under the supervision of the Bureau of Investigation, under the able direction of Mr. Federal Bureau of Investigation, assures America that we Hoover, has made these enemy efforts of little value. How- will continue to have well-equipped specialists to maintain ever, constant vigilance is still necessary for the preserva- prace and order within our borders. tion of life and property at home.

"Please permit me to pay special tribute to the man who, "Another factor, which hit agencies charged with the in addition to founding the National Police Academy, has maintenance of law and order, has been the call to arms of played such an important part in improving law enforce- many of our most active officers. Yet, despite all handicaps, ment throughout the United States. I refer to your dis- utilization of modern scientific methods has made possible tinguished leader, the moving spirit behind the Federal the record achieved. As in all matters mortal, there still Bureau of Investigation, my good friend, the Honorable J. remains room for improvement. Edgar Hoover. "The most distressing aspect of the current criminal

"You men have been especially fortunate in being (Continued on page 24) selected for intensive training at the greatest crime clinic Phone Richmond 5121 in the world. Here you have learned the wonders of modern scientific methods. You have acquired skill in using the latest weapons available. Even more important, here OSCAR'S CLUB you have been taught the all-essential need of quick co- OSCAR LOOMIS operation with all law enforcement agencies, local, county, state and federal. If we hope to make sound progress for 1212 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. the benefit of all society, we must carry on a well-coor- Phone LAndscape 5.6971 Henry Molino dinated, all-out attack on crime. "You officers have had the opportunity to study the most modern methods of crime prevention and crime de- CLUB KONA tection. Your intense training here at this most efficient DANCING - DINING ENTERTAINMENT center should pay you and society great dividends in the years to come. You learned not merely the use of scientific 303 SAN PABLO AVENUE EL CERRITO, CALIF. methods in combating the enemies of society, but also the WAinut 1737 urgent need of effective cooperation with all the other POST STREET AUCTION STUDIO useful agencies. Only by a nation-wide, coordinated cam, AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY paign by all law-enforcement agents can we achieve the 865 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO June, 194 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 7 C. L. Collins Redwood City's Chief For 26 Years Redwood City's Chief of Police, C. L. Collins has the police. Well, we might say, there are plenty of instances distinction of being the oldest, in point of service, of any around the Bay area where these wrong-thinking guys chief of police in California. have found they were putting their chances on the Chief Collins, who joined the Redwood City Police wrong card. The small city police departments around Department on October 1, 1913, was appointed Chief on the hay of San Francisco are nothing like the old-time "town whittlers" who made up the law enforcement units of city government. They are today headed by intelligent, honest, efficient and far-seeing men who take the ones selected for police duty and train them in all phases of law enforcement. Chief Collins meets the qualifications cited above as to honesty, intelligence and efficiency and he has demon- strated in many instances that he has the foresight to keep his Department at top form, has seen his men prop- erly instructed and educated in all lines of police work, and then has seen them given the proper equipment by which the enforcing of the laws is made more easy and surer. He was a pioneer in the organization of the Junior School traffic control system, and since these school lads have directed traffic at and near schools for over 2 years there has been no accidents to the thousands of school children who have been cared for by this corps of trained young school boys. Redwood City has a fleet of two-way radio equipped radio ears, serviced by its own short wave radio station. The Department is housed in a well-arranged and well- lighted headquarters in the c ftr's modern city hall. Co ii C. L. COLLINS Redwood City's Police OG::ers have taken all courses given by the FBI and by the , [;..Le peace officer instructors, March 1, 1919, thus having completed 26 years as head and all are experts with small. Lrearms. Chief Collins has of the Department. participated personally in tii.,a :: courses of instruction. He has seen the little Peninsula City, he has so well Redwood City has a numb c.: of smaller plants devoted served, grow from a population of 6000 since he was first to the war efforts, furnishing employment to many men appointed Chief to a busy and bustling city of over 16,000 and women, but the city st: El remains a favorite place people. for those who want a home in the fine climate and environ- You ask Chief Collins about the crime situation in Red- ments the place offers. The Southern Pacific and the wood City and he turns to you with a surprised look on Greyhound bus lines probably carry more commuters to his face and says: "Why, we haven't had a murder here and from San Francisco than any other point between in 20 years, nor have we had a hank robbery since I the latter city and San Jose. joined the Department, and a $7,000 jewelry robbery is about the biggest thing we have had in that line since I During the past year the Chief has added to his per- have been Chief (and the perpetrator of this crime was sonnel a welfare officer. The new officer is Mrs. Lois Page gathered in and sent to San Quentin where he took a who was appointed a year ago and she has charge of such juvenile delinquencies that may he presented to the Police course in grain sack knitting). We have had no burglaries that would make the front pages of the papers for years, Department, and it might he added, there isn't much J uvenile delinquency in Redwood City. Mrs. Page is and so-called major crimes are very rare around here." well trained for this position and she has justified her ap- One might be inclined to think that Chief Collins was just lucky in that his town has escaped the depredations pointment in many ways during the time she had served. of the evil-doers, but if one goes into the matter he will The members of the Police Department under Chief find that it is far from a matter of luck. Collins are: Chief Collins realizes the position of any small com- Lieutenant S. D. Wood, Sergeants S. E. Doughlas and munity adjacent to a big metropolis, such as San Francisco. E. G. Fogarty, Officers Clyde Genochio, H. J. Mengel, He realizes that crooks are apt to pick a neighboring small C. V. Stafford, Philip Bray, Robert West, T. N. Mouda- city from which to conduct their illegal operations, figur- kas, William Faulstich, D. R. Margan, A. C. Hoffman, ing the small town officers are not as alert as the big city (Continued on page 41) Page 8 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 194

Finger Records in Bible History

By B. C. BRIDGES Superintendent Bureau of Identification Alameda Police Department

stern measures in the settlement of a debt. This officer's The author of the accompanying article, which was name was Nabu-usibsi. He departed from the court of the written for the San Francisco Police Journal, is an inter- presiding jurist, his relative, bearing signed authority to nationally recognized expert in identification. He is the perform a sworn charge, that of arresting the person and author of the book, "Practical Fingerprinting," one of the confiscating the estate of one Bel-lumur, the debtor of most complete authoritative and up-to-date works on fin- gerprinting, published by Funk and Wagnalls Co., New Nergal-iddin. York. Returning after he had performed this duty, Nabu- usibsi re-entered the hall of justice and carefully dictated (AU rights reserved by the author) his personal report of the proceedings to a waiting scribe, one of many who sat in daily attendance at tables pro- Amid its many old and modern treasures, the British vided with stacks of unbaked-clay tablets, styluses, and Museum holds one certain relic that is of high significance various other scriveners' adjuncts. Carefully the skilled in the theme of hands and fingerprints. It is an old court clerk wrote in Neo-Babylonian cuneiform, recorded the record from ancient Babylon. Inscribed upon clay, as were deputy's name, and finally witnessed the impression of Nabu-usibsi's thumb-print in the damp clay. However, prior to this last gesture of personal sanction and approval, the scribe repeated aloud the content of the tablet, to rectify any slight error or omission; the included text read as follows: "Nabu-etir, my brother, gave me the following instruc- tions: he sent me this order from the country: 'Give five and one-half minae of silver to Nergal-iddin, the creditor of Bel-lumur. Thereafter, you will capture Bel-lumur and his son. Prepare a documentary report describing the arrest and the taking of his house and property, and secure thereon the fingerprints of Bel-lumur.' "I did then give five and one-half mime of silver of my own, out of my purse, to Nergal-idden, the creditor of Bel-lumur. Bel-lumur, his wife, and their son, Ea-lumur, I did take from the treasure house of Daddias, and took them away." The given reference to "the country" in the beginning of this document might suggest that Babylonian judges, SUPT. B. C. BRIDGES like many modern jurists, may have taken respite from the those of Nineveh, this tablet offers evidence of the early press of judicial responsibilities in some outlying villa. uses of fingerprints in actual identification procedure. The However, such was not the significance in this instance. portion that once bore the then-ruling monarch's name is The term "country," as used here, refers to a jury of broken away and lost in the wreckage of centuries, but the representative individuals, selected to voice the policies of document's obvious age dates back to the first millenium their constituents, and thus synonymous with "the coun- B.C. try," just as grandjurymen are convened to support the This small and mutilated vestige becomes a mystic talis- interest of the citizens whom they represent. man to break the bonds of time and space, transporting A humorous note is interjected by the emphasis with the beholder to the valley of the Euphrates, and to the which the deputy reiterates that he gave five and one-half Semitic city of antique magnificence and luxury that was mime of silver "of my own," and "out of my purse," the capital of Babylonia. In many respects outclassing her apparently anxious to insure his eventual reimbursement rival, Nineveh, Babylon was once a center of the world's for the sum advanced. The 'treasure-house" referred to commerce, chief patron of the arts and crafts, and eternal would probably be some place of temporary safe-keeping, symbol of glorified intemperance. where property or persons might be held pending final On a certain day, some thousand years or more before disposition. the Christian era, the deputy and brother of a Babylonian The allusion to the magistrate as "my brother," implies magistrate was given official instructions, commanding that nepotism, the wholesale usurpation of civic positions June, 194 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 9 by various members of the same family, is by no means it compelled criminals to "sign their confessions with their novelty. fingerprints." The salient point, however, is the order to identify the Although the Sumerian rulers of Ur, Babylon, and defendant, and given so casually, it indicates that finger- Nineveh, as well as the Egyptian Pharaohs, recognized and printing was a common practice of the period, and well employed the finger- and thumb-seal, it was obviously im- understood by all concerned. practical to involve actual digital contact with every sig- Time passed, and the fall of Babylon and Nineveh came nature. Administrative business within the teeming pre- to be little more than legendary tales, while the cumulus cincts of a palace in a kingdom of military supremacy, with of ages gathered above the sites where once their marvels its countless claims and interests, involved the validation endured, and all their annals of great and small importance of a vast and continual flow of official writings. Plainly, lay deep-buried beneath secretive earth in the silent a kingly touch upon each of these would be out of the archives of eternity. question. Thus it was that royal "seals" were made, de- But the ever-curious and investigative hand of modern picting or symbolizing the sovereign hand. Sometimes, in research delved within the romantic debris of those ancient the form of a small cylinder to he rolled across the tablet, and amazing cities, whose existence had become half mythi- these authoritative stamps might he entrusted to a deputy; cal, and presently resurrected chambers of a palace-temple but issues of vital importance demanded a more personal revealed the lost histories of a Hittite empire. verification, and here also the esteemed fingers must he These clay tomes from the two greatest cities of the old spared. Carven in precious stone, was the master-seal, a world, dealt with every phase of life; with law, medicine, ring that seldom left the monarch's hand; this served as a magic, and legend; here also was included an amazing story sign of his supreme authority. of the Creation, quite similar to that in the Book of There is little doubt as to origin and inspiration of the Genesis. Of many sizes, some of the tablets measured as "personal seal" which developed as a substitute for the much as several feet in length, while others were no larger physical and supposedly-occult contact of a hand or finger than postage stamps. The consummate skill displayed in touch. In some of the oldest languages, the term "signa- their inscriptions, and more especially in those of miniature ture," "seal" and "fingerprint" are all indicated by the dimensions, is incredible. Reason is taxed to believe that same word. characters of such minute size could he produced without Nor was the personal seal something used by kings the aid of magnifying facilities, an attainment which lay alone. Herodotus, in describing the customs of Babylon, far in the future. The script universally employed was wrote: "Every Babylonian had a seal. It served as a per- cuneiform, as used in the Semitic countries of Assyria sonal symbol, a distinctive and unforgettable signature and Babylonia, and the languages comprised at least eight which he could stamp upon clay business documents." different dialects. These seals were engraved upon chalcedony, crystal, jasper, Although these innumerable baked-clay records fre- marble, hematite, basalt, and a variety of other stones, and quently were authenticated by the author's nail-mark or there are indications that they were looked upon as amulets thumb-impression, the practice was by no means limited as well as signets, the engraved pictures of gods and to that part of the known world, and other countries were guardian genii investing them with protective significance. employing the same utility in various adaptations. When ground in cylindrical form to be rolled over the When the great Phmnician galleys were booming up the soft clay of letters or other writings, they were usually Nile, freighted with "peacocks, apes, and ivory," and from three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a half in gilded figureheads of Tarshish ships flashed above slave- length, two-fifths to three-fifths of an inch in diameter, and manned oars sweeping in unison to thud of coxswain's pierced lengthwise to he worn on a cord about the owner's drum, the mighty Pharaohs were vainly sealing their se- neck. The designs were engraved intaglio. There were creted tombs against ghoulish plunderers, marking their schools at various periods to teach the art of cutting seals mummy-swathing with personal stamps, and carving upon throughout Mesopotamia, in Ur, Erich, Akkad, Babylon, the walls of temples and upon stela and obelisks, the royal and Nineveh; and exquisite examples of their skill have cartouche by which archeologists three millenium hence been found in great profusion. were to identify the vandalized and scattered fragments Rich and poor alike possessed and employed personal which once were kings and queens. seals, and more especially those who dwelt within Those magnificent and vanished hierarchies evoke deep the city walls. But many there were who occupied the admiration for their intelligent application of simple but hinterlands farther from routes of trade. They, too, en- effective identification methods. The brief touch of seal or gaged in enterprise, which, though perhaps of lesser con- digit upon pigment, clay, or papyrus, was a ready safe- sequence, frequently involved the question of an identify- guard for both men and merchandise in the business of ing autograph. And here, as ever, the adaptable impression mercantile as well as national affairs. of a fingerprint or hand found service in some prime With the refinement of Egyptian culture, hand sig- necessity. nificance was not only appreciated, but also symbolized in At a point eight miles north of Jerusalem, productive their colorful hieroglyphics, which included depictions of excavations were conducted by the late William Frederick arms, hands, and fingers as used descriptively in the picture Bade, of Berkeley, California. He not only discovered a writings; and according to Dr. Faulds, the early Egyptians (Continued on page 36)

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Officer W. D. Harrington's Son Cited For Bravery

The fighting forces of these United States are going "BRONZE STAR MEDAL CITATION" to furnish a lot of well-trained men to the law enforce- 'By direction of the President, under the provisions ment agencies of the country when Peace is finally estab- or AR 600-45, 22 September 1943, as amended and pur- lished. These young men will be available to police de- suant to the authority contained in paragraph 4, section 1, partments and sheriffs offices and they will bring into Circular No. 2, Headquarters, First United States Army, the work of enforcing the laws of the land discipline and 4 January 1945, the Bronze Star Medal is awarded to the proven courage. They will be physically fit, and from following officer: their training and combat service they will be able to take "First Lieutenant Walter D. Harrington (Army Serial up the battle against crime and criminals, which usually Number 01287872), Infantry, Service Company 413th increase following a war. Infantry, United States Army, for meritorious Service in San Francisco has one candidate from the U. S. connection with military operations in Belgium, Holland Army. He is a young man now over in Europe and who and Germany from 23 October 1944 to March 1945. is No. 2 on the eligible list for patrolmen in the San Fran- Since his entry into combat, Lieutenant Harrington has cisco Police Department. When he is discharged from performed his duties as battalion supply officer in a con- spicuously meritorious manner. At great risk to his life, he has supplied food, ammunition, and clothing to front line troops under heavy fire, on one occasion traveling one thousand yards across fire-swept terrain to procure radio batteries when all available batteries were lost in a river- crossing operation. Lieutenant Harrington's actions, above and beyond the call of duty, exemplify the finest traditions of the American soldier, reflecting distinct credit upon himself and the military service. Entered military service from San Francisco, California. "By command of the DIVISION COMMANDER." OFFICIAL: Lieutenant Harrington was born in San Francisco, and attended St. Ignatius High School and the University of San Francisco. He went into the army in January 1941, going first to Ft. Ord. His background and presence caused him to be selected for officers training and he was assigned to Of- ficers Training School at Ft. Benning and was graduated on July 1, 1943. LT. WALTER D. HARRINGTON He was sent to Camp Adair, Oregon, thence to Camp Carson, Colorado, and was shipped overseas, arriving in the Army all he will have to do is to start in as a local Europe on August 1, 1944. From then on he saw plenty police officer is to pass the physical examination, which of combat duty with the "Master race" and he has covered he will be able to do for he has met all army requirements himself with glory by his bravery. in that regard. He took the police examination while stationed at Ft. This young man is First Lieutenant Walter D. Har- Ord, placing second on the eligible list. There's a place rington, son of Officer Walter D. Harrington of the Cen- for him when he gets back with the Department. tral District. Phone Richmond 1224 Two years ago he passed the Police examination No. 2 on the list and then went into the service. Was shipped CONTRA COSTA RAVIOLI CO. over to Europe and with the 104th Infantry Division saw service in Belgium, Holland and Germany. He was a Home-Made Ravioli and Mushroom Sauce supply officer and the following order issued by the Di- 1112 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. vision Commander tells how well he has done in his serv- Phone SUtter 0633 ice for his country. It tells how he was awarded the Alvin R. Campbell Bronze Star Medal with citation and illustrates how for- tunate this city will be when he enters his duties as a ALVIN R. CAMPBELL Police Officer. MECHANICAL CARGO HANDLING EQUIPMENT The following is a copy of the order from the Division Commander in the case of Lieutenant Harrington: FRONT and JACKSON SAN FRANCISCO June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 11 Robert O'Brien's First Year as San Mateo's Chief

On February 1, Chief Robert O'Brien completed his outside cities, and has mailed 573 to FBI and the same first year as head of the San Mateo Police Department. number to State Bureau of Identification in Sacramento. Since then he has graduated from the National Police So it can he seen that the Police Department has main- Academy, having been selected by the FBI as a candidate tained the splendid record it has made during the past for the last session of the school in 1944. In addition, he quart.', J a century in preserving the peace for its now has had a little crime to handle that included a murder, estimated 28,000 people who reside in Sn Mateo. Chief O'Brien has introduced into his departments many new features, learned durin g his attendance at the National Police Academy, and one of tLe leading is the erection of a modern pistol range along th lines set up by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This range is located on the Municipal Disposal tract and has accommodation for ten men at a time. Every man of the Department shows up once a month for training and practice. The range is under the direction of Sergeant Manuel Trinta, also the radio technician for the Department. The mem- bers of neighboring police departments take advantage of the invitation to use the range to perfect themselves in marksmanship and the handling of small arms. There are three men from the San Mateo Police De- partment in the armed service, they being Captain Martin McDougal, with the Shore Patrol in the navy, and Fred Garner and Clarence Silver, both in the navy. Officer John Wilson is doing military police in the army. The following make up the membership of the San Cl-lIRE ROBERT O'BRIEN Mateo Police Department: Chief Robert F. O'Brien, Captain George D. Martin, a $8800 grand theft of San Mateo's leading hotel and an Inspector Thomas Connors, Radio Technician Manuel $8000 bunco job, by two men and a woman who trimmed Trinta, Sergeants John Murphy, Adrian McDaniel, Ev- a victim by the old purse switch trick. erett Pence and Harold Bauer, Patrolmen James Smith, The hotel thief, an ox-con named F. I. Lingenfelder, Henry Kohnen, Walter Otten, Edmund Eitel, William was captured in St. Louis, and was brought back to San Andreasen, Zachary Whitten, Howard Darknell, Leo Mateo, charged, tried and convicted in Redwood City, Minehan, James Casey, James Oakes, George McLean, and sent to Folsom where he is engaged in reducing the Alvin Prara Laura McLaughlin, Secretary-Clerk; Wm. size of rocks. The murder case was settled by the mur- Hallinan, School Crossing-Park; William Wood, School derer being captured and likewise convicted and sent to Crossing; Abbott Masters, School Crossing; Adolph Klein, prison. One man and the woman in the bunco job were School Crossing. arrested and on guilty pleas, were sent to prison and Chief O'Brien, who has ever been a strong advocate jail, the man, John Porter, to San Quentin, and the of cooperation and takes an active part in the Peace woman, Hazel Churchill, a year in the county jail. The Officers' Association of the State, of the hay area, and the second man is still a fugitive. Peninsula, following the custom introduced years ago by Some of the money taken in these cases was recovered, his predecessor, the late Chief Thomas Burke, will give These major crimes did not detract from the orderly the annual steak barbecue to the Bay Counties Peace Of- and efficient conduct of Chief O'Brien's 23 police officers. ficers' Association, possibly the last Thursday in June. During his first year, of the 82 automobiles reported This event draws one of the largest number of peace offi- stolen, all but one were recovered, and that one has since cers of any meeting held around the hay during the rest February been located. In addition, 1$ cars taken from of the year. The barbecue is held on Coyote Point and other cities were gathered in by the San Mateo Police. the program for the day contains no speeches, hut, boy, During the year four robberies, six burglaries and five do those who attend have a grand time. assaults were committed in the city and arrests were Phone No. 155 made, clearing all "kicks". For arrests for misdemeanors fines totalling $8346 were THE REDWOOD ICE DELIVERY collected through the municipal court, presided over by Judge Murphy. Modern Air-Condition Ice Refrigerators The Bureau of Identification under Inspector Tom 95 PERRY STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Connors, filed 3100 fingerprints received from FBI and Page 12 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945 Chief Belloni of So. S.F. Starts 22nd Year as Head of Police Dept.

South San Francisco has grown faster and had more T.W.A. using the air port at Mills Field with Western Pipe war industry than any other Peninsula community, and & Steel and Bethlehem Steel Co. are still keeping a big has as well become the center of Northern California's force of workers on the job to furnish the necessary equip- most important air transportation headquarters. ment for the Pacific War and the defeat of Japan. Twenty-eight industries have been contributing their All this industrial activity has called for the enlarge- products and materials to the war effort. Headed by the ment of housing in South City, which has had a population increase from 6629 in the 1940 census to 13,500 at the present time. To meet this demand there has been built in the seven-square-mile area of the town during the past 14 months 450 homes and 300 more are now under con- struction. This hustling activity has naturally presented plenty of work for the Police Department. Chief Louis Belloni, who has been a member of the South San Francisco Police Department since January 1, 1922, and Chief since May 19, 1924, and the men of his force have done a marvelous job. When the war started Chief Belloni ha ninene men, but he has been given additional help so that now he has 14 men and a matron. So well has the law enforcement department of South San Francisco functioned—regulating traffic, which nor- mally is heavy, but for the past four years at the peak hours for men and women going to work and leaving after finishing their shifts have become enormous—keeping the city free from crime (there being but very few felonies committed during the war period) and looking after the welfare of all permanent citizens as well as the great flock of transients, that the good citizens of South City have given material recognition for the efforts of the men who enforce the law in their town. The pay for patrolmen has been raised to $223 per month, sergeant to $250, assistant chief to $242, and the chief to $300. Nor is this all. It has become evident that the head- quarters for the Police Department have long been inade- CHIEF Louis BELLONI quate, and the city council has arranged for a special Western Pipe & Steel Company, which at the peak of its election to be held in August for the purpose of voting employment hired some 15,000 men and women in build- on $70,000 in bonds to erect a Police building on a lot ing ships for the United States; then followed by the back of the present City Hall. The plans call for a two- Bethlehem Steel Co., Belair Shipyards, which have fin- story building, with all offices, a dormitory, and school ished their contracts for shipbuilding; E. T. du Pont de room located on the first floor, and the second floor with Nemours, E. H. Edwards Wire Rope Co.; Enterprise cells—one padded—quarters for women prisoners and Engine Co., Hammond Air Craft, Marine Magnesium juveniles, and one big tank. Products, Metal & Thermit Corp., Mutual Engineering, The juveniles' and women's quarters will be under the Smith & Blair, South City Engineering, Reichhold Chem- direction of Mrs. Emma Bianchini, wife of Assistant icals, and some lesser concerns who entered the race to Chief Vincent Bianchini, who is now filling the post on give this nation the necessary implements and materials a part-time basis. to conduct this war, and with other firms, such as Indus- During this war the members of the Police Department trial Minerals Products, Standard Oil, Union Oil Co., have paid little attention to the eight hours designated Pan American Air Lines, San Francisco Municipal Air- as a tour of duty. When the early morning flow of traffic port, South San Francisco Union Stock Yards, Swift & began coming in and when at quitting time it started Co., United Packing, Guy T. Atkinson, Guerin Brothers, pouring out, you would see every man on the rolls, from South City Lumber Co., George W. Morrill Co., Cali- Chief down to the newest member, out doing his part fornia Stone Co., Chubbuck Lime Co., and Latham Co., in directing this traffic, and the result has been the finest totalling some 0 companies gave work for 30.000 people. controlled traffic to be found in any place in this state. The Coast Guard station oil hay, Pan American During this great rush, morning and evening, no accidents Air Lines, Western Air Lines, United Air Lines, and (Continued on page 30)

June, 194 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 13 School Safety Patrols in Review Boys of San Francisco's School Safety Patrols-4,000 fornia State Automobile Association, and the Parent- of them—wearing caps and tics in their school colors, and Teacher Association. the belts and brassards which mark them as young Sol- Nineteen years ago. Inspector Gctchell was assigned by diers of Safety, proudly marched in review before thou- the Department to instruct the Patrol, and to him has sands of San Franciscans, on May 17, at the annual parade fallen the task, each year, of organizing and training the and review in Kezar Stadium, Golden Gate Park. Mayor boys in the public and parochial schools of San Francisco. During these years, Inspector Getchell estimates, more than 65,000 boys have been trained as safety patrol mcm- hers; and many of these boys have since distinguished themselves in the Army, the Navy, and in civic leadership. In this work, Inspector Getchell is now assisted by Police Officer Joseph T. Kane. The program, following the parade, was opened with a brief address by Joseph R. Knowland, chairman of the Public Safety Committee of the California State Auto- mobile Association. Mr. Knowland introduced Mayor Laphans, who spoke its praise of the disinterested service CIVIC LEADERS HONOR SCHOOL PATROL BOYS In the reviewing stand for the annual parade and review of San rendered by patrols on hehalf of their schoolmates. Francisco's School Safety Patrol just before the close of the 1945 Guests of honor, introduced by Mr. Knowland, included Spring term were (left to right): Superintendent of Schools Curtis F. Warren; Police Inspector Byron J. Getchell, instructor of safety Dr. Curtis E. Warren, Superintendent of Schools; Rt. patrols; Joseph R. Knowland, public safety chairman for the Cali- Rev. Monsignor James T. O'Dowd, Superintendent of fornia State Automobile Association; Ma y or Roger D. Lapham; Chief of Police Charles W. Dullea; Police Commissioner J. W. Schools, Archdiocese of San Francisco; Chief of Police Howell; Police Commission President Jerd Sullivan; and Captain Charles W. Dullea; Police Commissioners Jerd Sullivan Charles F. Shells of the Police Traffic Bureau. and J. W. Howell; Mrs. George A. Hindley, First Vice- President, Second District, Parent-Teachers Association; Roger D. Laphans, members of the Police Commission, Mrs. Kenneth C. Wilson, President, Catholic Parent- members of the Board of Education, and representatives Teacher groups; Capt. Charles F. Skelly, commanding the of organizations interested in traffic safety were present in Traffic Bureau, Police Department; Inspector Byron J. the reviewing stand to pay tribute to the outstanding Getchell, Instructor of the Safety Patrols; Lloyd Wilson, record of accident prevention established by the Safety Patrols. President, San Francisco Park Commission: Sheriff Daniel C. Murphy of San Francisco; and Angelo J. Rossi, former The review marked the twenty-second consecutive year Mayor. during which there has not been an accident to a school Ribbon awards provided by the California State Auto- child, at a crossing protected by the Patrols. This record mobile Association were presented to various School Safety is one of which the Patrols are justly proud—a pride shared by the thousands of San Franciscans who turned out to pay tribute to the service rendered by the School Safety Patrols. F" Immediately following the parade and introduction of guests, Chief of Police Charles W. Dullea, in his capacity as Colonel of the Patrol Regiment, presented the merit awards to the battalions showing the highest degree of efficiency in their work during the past year. As the awards were announced by Chief Dullca, they were distributed to the school patrol captains by Police Inspector Byron J. Getchell, who is in charge of organization and training of POLICE CHIEF, AIDES, HEAD SAFETY REVIEW the Patrols. At attention! The regiment of 4,000 School Safety Patrol boys reads to start their annual parade and revieu' in Kezar Stadium The eleven battalions, comprising patrol members from with Chief of Police Dullea, colonel of the regiment; Captain 126 schools, presented a brilliant and colorful spectacle Charles F. Skelly, adjutant; and Inspector Byron J . Getchell, as they marched around the field, under a cloudless sky, instructor, ready to lead the line of march. led by selected high school hands. Patrol squads for efficiency records during the past year, Since the Patrols were organized, in 1923. the Police as follows: Department has given strong support to this accident- First Battalion (High Schools) : Lowell. Galileo, Poly- prevention program, which has grown in the ensuing years technic, Mission, and St. Ignatius. to nation-wide proportions. Co-sponsors with the Depart- Second Battalion; Laguna Honda, Frederick Burk, nsent are the San Francisco Board of Education, the Cali- (Gosstined on page 43)

Page 14 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945 More Mill Valley Police Questions &Answers Following is another list of questions and answers rela- Q. May an Officer legally strike a person resisting arrest tive to law enforcement used by Chief of Police James with any article whatsoever that can be considered as a McGowan (in the last issue Chief McGowan was printed deadly weapon? Chief McGovern.) in keeping his regular and auxiliary A. Yes. If in necessary self-defense or to overcome re- police force fully trained on the fundamentals of the serv- sistance to a lawful arrest, but the Officer may not kill in ice they are performing for the City of Mill Valley. The order to make a Misdemeanor arrest. members of the two protective agencies get together regu- Q. A motorist, informed by an Officer that he is under larly and have a quiz program of their own and that is the arrest, pushes the Officer off of the running hoard and tries reason Mill Valley officers are so well versed in the law, to start his motor. What charge. thanks to the foresight and the intelligent assemblying of A. Resisting an Officer; pushing the Officer off the run- these questions and answers: ning board is also Assault and Battery or assault by force Q. Is possession of the stolen property alone sufficient likely to produce great bodily injury. to corroborate an accomplice in a theft case. Q. Could a person be extradited from one state to A. No. Not unless the possession is under circumstances another for a traffic violation? showing guilt mere possession does not amount to a guilty A. Under the law, a person may be extradited for any circumstance. crime, even though it he only a very petty Misdemeanor, Q. Are there any penalties for crime other than death, in actual practice, the Governors of the State will not imprisonment and fine. authorize extradition except in case of substantial A. There are some crimes which carry the penalties of importance. removal from office or disqualification to hold public Q. If articles seized on a search warrant are returned office. to the owner because of illegal seizure, what is the effect Q. If the only witness to a murder is an accomplice and upon proving the articles at trial? the defendant on the witness stand testifies that the killing A. Notwithstanding what has happened, a witness who was in self-defense, is this sufficient to corroborate the saw the articles may testify to what he saw. Also the arti- accomplice and sustain a conviction. cles may he proved by photographs taken before their A. Yes. Any evidence in addition to that of the accom- return. plice which connects the defendant with the crime is suf- Q. When Officer attempts to enter a place of business ficient to constitute the required corroboration. to search without a search warrant, and the proprietor Q. A strike leader makes a speech during which he points a loaded pistol at the Officer and tells him to stay states: "Stench bombs thrown into his store, might make out, who is wrong? the boss listen to reason." One of his listeners follows the A. The Officer. Because he had no legal right to search. remark as a suggestion that the act should be performed The proprietor is within his rights in resisting the unlaw- and, in so doing, is arrested. Can the strike leader be ful act. charged with any crime. Q. A Peace Officer sells his own registered pistol to a A. It is certainly advising and encouraging the com- (Continued on page 37) mission of a crime. Q. While on the witness stand, may an officer use his arrest report to refresh his memory as to some detail he HOTEL BELLEVUE has forgotten? GEARY at TAYLOR A. Yes. But he should first make it known that his SAN FRANCISCO memory as to such detail can be so refreshed, under the law, not only the arrest report but any other paper or document can be used to refresh the memory. Phone UNderhill 4433 Q. Is it improper to refer to the dead body in a murder case as the "Corpus Delicti"? A. Yes. While the latin words suggest the idea of a DUGGAN'S corpse, the real meaning of "Corpus Delicti" is the com- FUNERAL SERVICE plete set of elements necessary to constitute a particular 3434 SEVENTEENTH STREET crime. Every crime has its corpus delicti. Near Valencia Street SAN FRANCISCO Q. If an Officer is making a lawful arrest and the Phone YUkon 1460 prisoner resists and attacks him, must the Officer retreat or endeavor to avoid a conflict before he can act in self- defense? 0. L. RUSSUM A. No. The prisoner is the aggressor and the law of WHOLESALE LUMBER self-defense does not require the retreat nor the attempt to 112 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO avoid conflict in this case. June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 15 Modesto's New Police Chief

Urban H. Pickering is the new Chief of Police of Mo- and later worked with the Boston Red Sox of the Amer- desto. He was appointed to that position on March 7, ican League for three years, during which time he played following the sudden death of veteran and able Chief at third base. Elmer E. Arington. Deciding that he had plenty of baseball, and that the In appointing Captain Pickering as Chief of Police years were catching up with him as a ball player, he fig- the City Council gave recognition to one of its own police ured he had better get into something more secure. Com- force, who for over ten years has been a member of the ing west he finally landed in Modesto and saw the oppor- Department. During those ten years and more—he was tunity he was looking for as a member of Modesto's Police appointed a patrolman on July 3, 1934, the new Chief Department. He is a great favorite with the residents of that thriving San Joaquin Valley city, and especially with the younger folks, and his influence with these youngsters has been responsible to a great degree in keeping juvenile delinquency so low in Modesto that it is nowhere a prob- lem as it is in many other communities throughout this nation.

LT. EDWARD DULLEA, U.S.N., HOME ON LEAVE Lieutenant Edward Dullea, USN, second eldest son of Chief and Mrs. Charles W. Dullea, arrived in San Fran- cisco last month to take the first leave he has had since he joined the Navy in 1941, before the Pearl Harbor Jap sneak. He has been on duty in the Pacific war Zones and has seen plenty of action. While he was mighty glad to he here to visit his parents and his young wife, the highlights of his return to his native city was making the acquaintance of his young son, Ed-

CHIEF URBAN H. PICKERING ward Broderick Dullea. It was the first time he has seen his heir and he'll he in there pitching when he returns to took advantage of the opportunities offered in law en- sea duty so this war will he over quick and he can he hack forcement for advancement. By hard work and construc- to see his little son grow up. tive study he progressed through all the ranks of the Lieutenant Dullea enlisted in the Navy and has served Modesto Police Department. When he joined up he was so well and applied his talents so aptly that he has reached assigned to traffic and did a wonderful job in this assign- his present rank and we predict that before this war is over ment. So well did he perform his new duties that he won he will add more stripes to his coat sleeve. a promotion to Sergeant on August 1, 1937. He kept up Phone EVergreen 9723 his record for efficiency as a Sergeant, and by intelligent HOTEL CLEMENT study, topped the list of those taking the examination for Outside Rooms - Reasonable Prices Captain. He was appointed to the highest commissioned 524 CLEMENT STREET SAN FRANCISCO rank on March 16, 1941. Phone OVerland 5727 Bill Berweger, Prop. When Chief Arington passed on, his selection as the BILL'S DELICATESSEN successor of the dead chief was a natural. His record of Homemade Salads - Assorted Cold Meats . All Kinds of Imported and Domestic Delicacies . Local Beer and Wines achievement, his loyalty to his city, his popularity, and his 118 WEST PORTAL AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO understanding of the laws of the land, and what should he done to enforce these laws had singled him out as a SHAWS CONFECTIONS foremost law enforcement officer. 122 WEST PORTAL AVENUE 744 CLEMENT STREEI Chief Pickering, who was born in Hoxie, Kansas, on SAN FRANCISCO June 3, 1899, has had considerable experience in meeting Compliments of the general public. He was a baseball player, and by his ability on the sand lots he was ushered into the profes- PETRI WINE CO. sional ranks of ball players in 1923 when he played for SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA the Oakland Baseball Team of the Coast League. He was C. E. Hubacher, Prop. an outfielder, and he handled the work as an outfielder so ORDWAY & BRENNAN well that the major leagues called him. After six years PUBLIC WEIGHERS with Oakland he went to the New York Giants in 1928 S)O SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 16 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945 Fitzpatrick New Secretary For Aid Association

When Officer Matthew Carberry resigned from the activities. He keeps the records for the Detail and these San Francisco Police Department he gave up his extra records are a fine example of 'exactness and completeness. job of recording secretary of the Widows' and Orphans' Inspector Fitzpatrick is a native of this city. He fin- Aid Association. This left a vacancy that posed a problem ished his grammar and high school education and figured for the members of this great organization of police offi- he might make a lawyer out of himself. So he entered cers, past and present, for they faced a hard task of getting the University of San Francisco. However, he saw the urgency of having some essential financial income, so after a man who would serve as ably and efficiently as Officer two years he quit and joined the Police Department. Dur- ing his college years he took a prominent part in many of the University's activities. He won the light heavyweight boxing championship of the hilltop college. He is a well built specimen of manhood, and takes most seriously any task assigned to him. In his new and added duties as recording secretary he will give his work the same intelligent, efficiency and enthusiastic attention he has given his work as a Police Officer. Shortly after joining the Police Department the then young Officer was married and the couple have three daughters, aged seven, six and one. To illustrate his popularity with the members of the Widows' and Orphans' Aid Association, we point out that he was given a big vote and elected a member of the Association's board of trustees. The affairs of the Association will be in capable hands with Officer Fitz- patrick serving as recording secretary.

INSPECTOR THOS. F. FITZPATRICK

Carberry. But the boys who had the job of working out this problem came up with a man for the position whom it is conceded will do as fine a job in keeping the records Atlas Imperial of the Association as did his predecessor. The man President Michael Reilly, Financial Sec- retary Owen Fogarty and Treasurer John Butler selected Diesel Engine is Inspector Thomas F. Fitzpatrick. Inspector Fitzpatrick is a son of retired Officer Thomas F. Fitzpatrick, Sr., who took his pension over 20 years ago, after serving with distinction as a policeman and Company today whole and hearty and a member of the WOAS. He is now assigned to the General Works Detail of the Bureau of Inspectors, under Inspector Sidney B. DeBose.

He was appointed a Police Officer in 1936, and served on the radio patrol in every station of the city, served one year as a Motorcycle Officer, and during this assignment, Executive Offices suffered an accident which laid him up for a spell with a broken bone in his back. During his convalescence he * did three months in the Communications Bureau. When he got over the results of this accident he resumed his radio patrol work and did a hitch with the Special Service 102 NEW MONTGOMERY ST. Detail. In 1940 he was brougcit into the Inspectors Bu- reau. He soon was assigned to the General Works Detail SAN FRANCISCO where he displayed keen ability in dealing with the many duties of that unit, especially those dealing with subversive june, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 1

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Patrolling a Police Bee (Conclusion) across the street, is seen by hundreds of citizens. From The fourth requisite is the prevention of crime. There the selfish aspect, remember if we are going to improve are patrolmen in every department who conscientiously our conditions we must have the public on our side. patrol their beats during their tours of duty, try the doors Some of you gentlemen from small departments are frequently, talk to no one, and as we know, are not good probably saying to yourselves that these suggestions may policemen. I have in mind a fellow whom we called Gal- apply to a large department but nothing ever happens in loping Jack". He walked himself to death. On his beat my town so why should I bother about learning the law there were a number of all-night cigar stores, taxicab of- and the technique of patrolling. The fact of the matter is fices, and restaurants. By stopping occasionally and con- that it can happen in your town, and referring to a major versing with the cigar clerks, taxicab drivers and restaurant crime, and it probably will; if the officials of your town employees he would have developed invaluable sources of were of the opinion that major crime was not a problem, information that would have been of great assistance to it would be ridiculous to be employing you to prevent himself in the discharge of his duties, and also to the something that will never happen. The patrolman in a members of the Detective Bureau who depend so much small town must know more of police techniques than a for the successful solution of criminal cases on the uni- patrolman in a large city. The large city patrolman, if he formed patrolman. Don't be a Galloping Jack. does not know the answer to a police problem has a In speaking of the Detective Bureau, there should be number of superiors that he can consult, but usually in a a healthy rivalry, notice I said "healthy", not a jealous small town the officer is the patrolman and detective, and rivalry, between the uniformed force and the plain clothes must in fact double in brass in all the phases of police detail of a police department. Cooperate fully with the work. A practical example of the efficiency and investiga- members of the Detective Bureau, we are all striving for tive ability of a small county sheriff may be in point. the same goal, efficient police service, but if you can, to Many years ago a telegram was received by our depart- use the vernacular, "beat them to the punch" and com- ment from the Sheriff of Nevada County stating that one pletely gather, mark and preserve the evidence and Doris Compos, was wanted on a charge of murder. This through your knowledge of the law and the rules of woman had shot a man in the small town of Floriston evidence successfully prosecute and convict the defendant, located near the border of the State of Nevada. My part- you will be respected by your superiors as competent of- ner and I arrested this woman in the North Beach area ficers. Remember that assignments to the Detective Bu- of San Francisco and wired this information to the Sheriff. reau are made from the uniformed force. Wise executives A statement was taken from the woman and she admitted are always on the lookout for good material for their the killing, claiming that she shot in self-defense. I was Detective Bureaus. Use your initiative, powers of obser- subpoenaed to appear at the trial which was held in Na- vation and spirit of cooperation in the patrolling of your tional City, the County seat. On arriving in National City beats, and you will not alone prevent crime, but you will in the spirit of cooperation because I had had some pre- also indicate to your superiors that you are good Detective vious experience in murder trials I thought that some Bureau material. suggestions were in order. I suggested to Sheriff Carter that it would be a good idea if a diagram was drawn of The fifth duty is the arrest and prosecution of offenders. the scene of the murder; the Sheriff showed me the dia- In order to know the law, one must study the law; more gram that he had prepared; my next suggestion was that policemen get into trouble through not knowing the law the Autopsy Surgeon be interviewed so that there would and the abuse of liquor than from any other causes; for be no slip-up in proving the corpus delicti; the Sheriff instance, how many policemen have been successfully sued took from his desk drawer a small glass vial, stuffed with because they did not know the law of arrest? The cure-all cotton and the bullet that was extracted from the body is that twenty minutes a day referred to above. If the of the victim. Sheriff Carter also had a statement made District Attorneys are to successfully prosecute cases they by the Autopsy Suregon as to what he would testify to; must have the necessary evidence. The time and place to there wasn't any question that the corpus delicti would gather evidence is immediately after the crime is commit- be properly established; the Sheriff was then asked if the ted. Question the defendant and witnesses: reduce their victim had died immediately; he stated that the deceased statements to writing. Have your physical evidence in had lived for twenty-four hours; I asked him if he had such shape that you can readily identify it in court. Coop- taken a dying statement from him; he produced the dying erate to the utmost with the District Attorney. In the statement with the foundation for its introduction pro- final analysis it is his responsibility to present the evidence. perly laid. The "Big City Detective" thought that it was The sixth and last, is, "Serve the Public". Remember about time he shut his mouth because the small county they are paying the freight. We serve the public by ren- dering efficient police service. Be a salesman for your Sheriff knew all the answers. The probability is, that this was the first murder case department by rendering courteous, efficient police serv- ice. A little act, such as escorting a blind or aged person (Continued on page 39) June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 19 Off icer Carberry Resigns to Take Job With County Assessor

Officer Matthew Carberry has resigned from the San Officer Carberry has a pleasing manner, and the Francisco Police Department and has taken a position ability to break-down figures and present his arguments with City Assessor Russell 'V'Iolden as administrative of a cause he is interested in, in a most convincing man- assistant. ner. In the two elections he took such an active and suc- The Police Department of San Francisco loses an able cessful interest, he was responsible more than anyone member, a young man who, during ten years and nine else in getting influential associations, organizations and business and labor interests behind the propositions being placed before the voters. In the annual concert and ball of the Police Aid As- sociation he contributed the same energy he did on these other occasions, and in this organization he was deeply interested and introduced many things to make it even better than it has been during its long history. He served as president hack in 1940, the youngest officer ever to hold that position. We predict that you will hear much more of Matthew Carberry and it will he of his attaining further success. As the saying goes in sporting circles, "he's got what it takes."

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SAN FRANCISCO MATTHEW CARBERRY 643 FRONT STREET months as a police officer, did more to advance the inter- HOTEL GOLDEN EAGLE ALBERT CANTEGRIT ests of the department membership than any single man 402 BROADWAY SAN FRANCISCO you can mention. With the retirement of Sergeant George Kopman as recording secretary of the Widows' and Orphans' Aid BROADWAY MARKET VEGETABLES and GROCERIES Association Officer Carberry, who joined the force on 392 BROADWAY SAN FRANCISCO July 1, 1944, was appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the retirement. At the following election he was elected M. P. FINE FOODS to the post and each succeeding year he was retained with- BELMONT, CALIF. out opposition. Menlo Food Center Stanford Park Market MENLO PARK, CALIF. MENLO PARK, CALIF. A graduate of San Francisco College, specializing in Phone 5.1302 Joe Maraschin, Prop. government administration, he brought into play the SAN MATEO FLORISTS AND NURSERY things he learned at the university. He handled the details PLANTS and SHRUBS - FLORAL ARTISTS of the campaign for a war-period increase in police sal- Open Evenings - We Telegraph Flowers 2129 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. aries, and for the fight to get the fine pension voted at Phone DElsware 2828 the last election. He was the moving spirit in the forma- tion of the San Francisco Police Officers Association, and San Francisco Auto and Trailer Court was its first president, and when he gave up his police On Bayshore Highway and City Limits 701 SUNNYDALE AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO job was its secretary. Page 20 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

Federal Security Agency. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss plans to see that the men returning from the European war and those who have a furlough prior to going to the Pacific area combat zones are given the same protection from prostitution that has prevailed throughout the country since the beginning of the war. Chief Dullea is the only peace officer from the West Coast on the Advisory committee. (Copyright, 1931, 2-0 Publishing Co.) Founded 1922 Business Office: 465 Tenth Street San Francisco, California Phone MArket 7110 CHIEF STONE OF STATE

An Official Police News and Educational Magazine Devoted D. OF I. DIES to the Interests of SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Charles H. Stone of the California Division of WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION Criminal Identification and Investigation died last month BAY COUNTIES' PEACE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION PENINSULA POLICE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION in Sacramento. He has been identified with this important NORTHERN CALIFORNIA POLICE COMMUNICA- unit of our state government since it was first established. TION OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION He succeeded as Chief, Clarence Morrill, who passed Published Monthly by San Francisco Police and Peace Officers' Journal away some year ago, and since he has had charge of the S. F. Police Short Wave Radio Call KGPD mass of work this division has done he has made many OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGES THE GARDA REVIEW ...... 2 Crow St., Dublin, Ireland improvements, increased the headquarters in Sacramento ALERTA, A. V. JUAREZ ...... ------.------Desp. 6, Mexico, D. F. RE VISTA DE POLICIA ...... ------.. ------...... and has contributed to the solution of many crimes Rioja, 666, Buenos Aires, Republic of Argentine, S. A. CONSTABULARY GAZETTE ------.----- ..Belfast, Ireland throughout the state, which his force of men had been POLICE NEWS_ ------...... New South Wales POLICE JOURNAL_ ...... ------Wellington, New Zealand asked by peace officers to help out on. Make All Checks Payable to San Francisco Police Journal The State Division is one of the best of any throughout OPIE L. WARNER ...... ---- Business Manager and Editor this country and is second only to the FBI in the great mass of records of crimes and criminals and assistance given SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—$3 a year, payable in advance; 25c a number. In Canada, $4 a year. Remittance must be made law enforcement. by Post Office or Express Money Order, by Registered Letter, or by Postage Stamps of 2-cent denomination, or by check. C. H. McClellan, former Police Chief of Long Beach IMPORTANT NOTICE—Do not subscribe to S. F. POLICE JOURNAL through agents unknown to you personally, or and now head of the investigation work for Attorney who cannot present proper credentials on our stationery. ADVERTISING RATES on application. 30 General Robert Kenny, is temporarily in charge of the State Division, and will act as chief until the Personnel Board holds an examination to fill the vacancy caused by S,F.P,D. OVER TOP IN WAR the death of Chief Stone. BOND DRIVE Compliments of The San Francisco Police Department is going over the NORTHERN CLUB top in this great Seventh War Loan Bond Drive with its quota, fixed at $600,000. Chief Charles W. Dullea placed 1108 VALENCIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO Director Michael Gaffey in charge of the drive for the Phone GArfield 7140 Police Department, and every member from Captain down F. CLEMENTS HORST & CO. to the newest patrolman was made an active war bond salesman. Every district of the city is being covered by this 235 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO big army of patriotic officers and on the 15th of this month Phone GArfield 7455 Fred Sumner, Manager the sales had passed the $700,000 mark. A. C. HORN PRODUCTS COMPANY Central District, under Captain Arthur Christiansen, WATERPROOFING tops all departments of the force with a sale of some $220,- 252 TOWNSEND STREET SAN FRANCISCO 000. Headquarters company is second with $110,000. Phone MIssion 4640 THOMAS B. RICKEY Every member of the Department will continue the GOLDEN GATE DISTRIBUTING CO. WINES and LIQUORS intensive campaign and it seems well on its way to go over Wholesale Candies, Cigars and Cigarettes the million-dollar mark. 884 VALENCIA STREET, at 20th Street SAN FRANCISCO

SWIFT & COMPANY CHIEF DULLEA ATTENDS ICE CREAM PLANT 420 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO WASHINGTON, D. C., MEETING Phone YUkon 1200.1.2-3 Chief Charles W. Dullea spent three days in Washing- AMERICAN POULTRY CO. ton, D. C., the latter part of last month, attending a meet- WHOLESALE Live and Dressed POULTRY ing of the National Police Advisory Committee of the 240 DAVIS STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 21 June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL

.. Police Reserve Formed Changed From

Auxiliary Police--Drawing Pay

Pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No. 3108 of from these cards a semi-monthly payroll by companies. the Board of Supervisors, which is now in full force and Upon securing the endorsement of pay checks, the liaison effect, the San Francisco Police Department has organized officer shall make a record and forward the checks in a a Police Reserve in its nine respective companies. The said wax-sealed envelope to the Deputy Chief's Office, marked reserve is limited to eight hundred men in compliance with "Attention Reserve Uniform Fund." These checks will the ordinance. then he deposited in a local hank to provide the necessary Applications for entry into the Police Reserve have been funds for the purchasing of the new uniforms, stars, equip- distributed to the various companies. Instruct the members ment, etc., now on order. of your respective commands acting as liaisons to the Each member of the Reserve, as provided by ordinance, Auxiliary Police to immediately commence taking appli- is considered a city employee while receiving the salary for cations. his 50 hours; therefore, in keeping with the Charter of Priority of applicants is as follows: the City and County, no member shall receive compensa- (a) Present active members of the Auxiliary Police. tion in excess of time earned. (b) Present inactive members of the Auxiliary Police. Rules and Regulations of the San Francisco Police Re- (c) Past members of the Auxiliary Police. serve have been printed in hook form for distribution. (d) Others. The Auxiliary Police will remain intact as before, but With the creation of the Reserve, the following named shall consist of non-active members. It will he a further members of the Auxiliary Police were appointed members reserve of manpower to aid the department in the event of of the San Francisco Reserve with the following ranks and enemy action, serious disasters, or other related emer- assignments: gencies. All records of the personnel remaining in said Administrative Group—Mervyn D. Sullivan, Supervis- Auxiliary Police shall he kept in order and up to date, but ing Captain; Daniel P. Tinney, Captain of Personnel; separate from the files of the Police Reserve. Harold R. Harlan, Captain of Special Events; Joseph Phone ORdway 3727 Wallace E. Scott Galeoto, Captain of Juvenile Welfare; Ray Mullin, Cap- SCOTT REFRIGERATION CO. tain (To act as Secretary) ; George Heckert, Lieutenant Successors to Scott-Buttner Refrigeration Co., Ltd. (In charge of Master Files); Adolph Buck, Lieutenant COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION - CONTRACTORS - ENGINEERS 656 PINE STREET, Near Van Ness Avenue SAN FRANCISCO (Assistant to Captain Harlan) ; Christian Maasberg, Lieu- Phone HEmlock 5050 . 5051 S. Form tenant (Assistant to Captain Mullin). Central Station—Walter N. Steele, Senior Lieutenant. PACIFIC COAST BRANDS Blanco Vista - Vino Vista - Cal-Best - Club Chauteau - Cal Vista Southern Station—James Macauley, Senior Lieutenant. Form's Vermouth - Bonded Wineries 4322-3587 2700 18th STREET SAN FRANCISCO Potrero Station—Richard R. Farrell, Senior Lieutenant. Phone MIssion 5897 Call and Delivered - Free Estimates Mission Station—Fred Coulman, Senior Lieutenant. Northern Station—Eli Rosen, Senior Lieutenant. APEX VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE CO. Golden Gate Park Station—George L. Banks, Senior SAN FRANCISCO Lieutenant. 367 VALENCIA STREET Richmond Station—Louis Frandsen, Senior Lieutenant. Compliments of Ingleside Station—Earl L. Hampton, Senior Lieutenant. DICK & CLAUDE VALLERGA Taraval Station—Charles A. Forbes, Senior Lieutenant.

Traffic Bureau—Fred C. Erbacher, Senior Lieutenant. 401 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Each member of the Reserve is entitled to a salary of CLUB SHANGHAI $1.00 per hour of active duty up to and including 50 FLOOR SHOW and DANCING hours. When said member reports off duty to the Lieu- Every Nite 9 P.M. tenant of Police in each station, after having completed a 453 GRANT AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO given assignment, he shall complete, sign, and turn in for Phone EXbrook 0833 E. Binello - B. Rocca the liaison's attention a "Compensation Request" card COlT TOWER GROCERY (Form PR7), showing his name, rank, star, assignment, Wine - DELICATESSEN - Liquor tour of duty, and number of hours performed. Said liaison, 1512 GRANT AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO not later than 24 hours, shall attest to the assignment and Phone Slitter 8647 0. Baroni - A. Colombini hours by signing in the space provided, whereupon he TRY US -WE HAVE IT shall submit said card to the Police Captain of the district CAPRI RESTAURANT for his signature and forwarding to the payroll division of The Coziest Spot in North Beach SAN FRANCISCO the department. The payroll division shall then make up 1326 GRANT AVENUE Page 22 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 194

Phone ATwater 0176 Scripps Marine Engine Distributors OSWALD MACHINE WORKS Just say. . ."GOUGH AT MARKET" General Machine Work, Marine, Gas and Diesel Engines, Stern Bearings and Propeller Work and you're there 956 EVANS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO Shop the easy way. Streetcars J, K, L, M, N, 6, 7 and 17 stop PIONEERS IN BUSINESS in front of our door. Get a fine Fleecedown mattress at our easy to reach manufactur- McB LAIN'S ing store. Airfiex, experts in sleeping needs, will advise and help SAN FRANCISCO: you select the mattress exactly suited to you. Phone WAlnut 9765-2164 CHESTNUT STREET, near Pierce Street If you drive we have a large free parking lot adjoining our store. Phone MIssion 1357 . 1358-3041 MISSION STREET, near 26th St. Mattresses shipped free of charge to any railroad point in the Compliments of United States. McKALE'S INC. AIRFLEX SERVICE STATION SYSTEM EDWARD McROSKEY MATTRESS CO. 703 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO 1687 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone UNderhill 1826 Opposite Gogh Street Free Parking WALTER GORDON Real Estate - Insurance 414 CASTRO STREET, Next to Bank of America SAN FRANCISCO PLAY AND RELAX at... Compliments of

WALTER J . CARPENETI ATTORNEY P L A Y L A N D 333 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO at the BEACH Dinner and Dance at ED'S BUNGALOW Specializing in Fine Italian Dinners and American Dishes Located at Ocean Beach near the historic BEER - WINE - LIQUORS Cliff House and famed Seal Rocks. CLEARLAKE OAKS, Lake County CALIFORNIA

Home of Thrill-Provoking Rides . - - Unique Restaurants fronting the Blue Pacific . . . Oceans of Fun for Everyone! ACME INN DRINKS YOU LIKE - DINING - DANCING Owned and Operated by CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS, Lake County CALIFORNIA WHITNEY BROTHERS Phone Nice 171 Beard & Brown Complete Fishing Facilities, Boats and Motors, Modern Cabins, Gas SPORTSMAN HARBOR Good Foods - Soft Drinks - Beer and Wines SALTER BROTHERS NICE, LAKE COUNTY CALIFORNIA PHOTO ENGRAVERS 655 COMMERCIAL STREET SAN FRANCISCO BUY WAR BONDS Phone SUtter 6950 Karl Snow, Asst. Manager A. M. BLUMER FERTILIZING MATERIALS AND MINERAL FEEDS WAYSIDE INN "Fertilization Produces Quality" BILL and FLORENCE PHILABAUM 433 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS, Lake County Phone EXbrook 7306 Tailor Made Blues Made to Order CALIFORNIA J . C. Miller, Mgr. GUS KROESEN AUSTIN'S RESORT NAVAL TAILOR OVER 35 YEARS on CLEARLAKE Boating, Swimming, Dancing, Fishing, Cabins, Camp Grounds 242 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO CLEARLAKE HIGHLANDS P. 0. CALIFORNIA Phone ORdway 5430 Davis Minor, Owner MORGAN SPRING CO. Manufacturers HARBOR INN HEAVY DUTY SPRINGS Good Food and Fine Liquors - Reasonable 670 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO CLEARLAKE PARK, Lake County CALIFORNIA Phone SUtter 1847 Weighing, Strapping, Stenciling, Reconditioning Phone Clearlake Oaks I Mrs. Henrietta Rice, Owner MacNICOL & CO. BEEHIVE CAFE Service Contractors - Certified Public Weighmaster Cabins - Grocery - Finest of Meals and Liquors Labeling, Forwarding PIER 5 SAN FRANCISCO P. 0. BOX 80 CLEARLAKE OAKS, Lake Co., CALIF. Phone GArfield 0650 Wendel Nicolaus, Mgr. Phone DOuglas 9855 Scandinavian Seaman's Club Upstairs Charlie Dahlstrom's ROBERT KIRK, LTD. SPOKANE INN Lunch With Beer - Imported Liquors and Wines 37 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO 348 DRUMM STREET, Near Jackson SAN FRANCISCO Phone DOuglas 9797 Formerly the OLD SHIP Compliments of MONTE CARLO CAFE AND HOTEL McKUNE METAL PRODUCTS CO. Plate Lunch 30c - Beer, Wines and Liquors 266 TEHAMA STREET SAN FRANCISCO 298 PACIFIC AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 23 Inspector M. E. Desmon&s Son Honored

Another member of the San Francisco Police Depart- For over 30 years he has covered the waterfront and but ment has received news that makes hurt very prideful no man knows that picturesque and busy area better than because he is the father of a son who has served in our he. The following releases sent specially to THE POLICE Armed Forces with honor and won medals marking AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL tell the story of this young especial service for bravery, efficiency and loyalty. This San Francisco boy: month Inspector Michael Desmond, veteran member of the "ALLIED FORCE HEADQUARTERS, Italy - Mi- chael F. Desmond, Jr., son of Inspector and Mrs. Michael Desmond, 763 31st Avenue, San Francisco, Calif., has been doing detective work in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations as an agent for the Criminal Investigation Division. As a special agent on the Homicide Squad, he has had a hand in the cracking of many major eases and, in one instance, helped solve a five-month-old murder. a "The CID's job is to investigate criminal acts committed by members of the American army, and by others to the f53ti-' -t,: injury of the American soldier and the American govern- ment. Since the beginning of its operations overseas, the CID has recovered millions of dollars worth of U. S. -a - Government property, restricted black market activity, -c and investigated major crimes. Overseas twenty-two months, Agent Desmond wears the Mediterranean Theater Ribbon with two Battle Par- ticipation Stars, the Good Conduct Medal, and the Unit _'•35 Meritorious Service award. He attended St. Mary's Col- lege, Moraga, California, and was employed by the Rail- way Express Agency, San Francisco, prior to his entrance M. E. Disaio y o, JR. into the service."

Bureau of Inspectors, received word from his son, Michael E. Desmond, Jr., who is in the Mediterranian War The- ater. In the letter there was inclosed an Army press release BRADY & DOWLING telling of the fine work the younger member of the Des- 2737 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO mond family has performed in a special field of activity. Young Desmond is a special agent on the Homicide Squad THE TWIN DRAGON of the Criminal Investigation Division and, as the follow- HAROLD KOE ing release from Allied Force Headquarters in Italy re- 58 WAVERLY PLACE SAN FRANCISCO veals, he has demonstrated keen ability in carrying out his Phone YUkon 1892 A. A. Pedernonte duties. He evidently has inherited some of the investigatory BROADWAY LIQUOR STORE knowledge of his father. While Michael Desmond, Sr., WE HAVE THE MOST POPULAR BRANDS never had the benefit of a college education, which he saw 437 BROADWAY SAN FRANCISCO his son did have, yet he has piled up a record for solving Phone EXbrook 5153 many a baffling case, bringing in many a lawbreaker and BEAUTY SHOP SUPPLY CO. INC. seeing that they were taken out of circulation, that but few LOS ANGELES - HONOLULU - SAN FRANCISCO law-enforcement officers have achieved in their life time. 51 FIRST STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone GArfield 8524 Clayton Murray, Manager Phone EXbrook 1655 NEW ADMIRAL HOTEL A. FREDERICKSEN CO. 1' E X T I L E S Rooms Reasonable - "Make it your home" 820 MISSION STRRET SAN FRANCISCO 90 EMBARCADERO SAN FRANCISCO Phone Skyline 6397 . 4144 Bonded Member F. T. D. THE DEN PINELLI'S FLOWERLAND Richmond's Distinctive Florist FOUNTAIN LUNCH - CANDY Flowers Wired All Over the World - Flowers For All Occasions 2506 FILLMORE STREET SAN FRANCISCO 714 CLEMENT STREET. bt . 8th and 9th A yes. SAN FRANCISCO Phone GArfield 7695 Phone HEmlock 4222 Compliments of THE MANDARIN ART COMPANY Importers of EARLY CHINESE ARTS Bay Cities Ice and Cold Storage Co. 564-566 GRANT AVE., Cor. California Street SAN FRANCISCO 715 BRANNAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 24 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S ADDRESS Phone SUtter 6133 Baldwin McCaw, Managing-Owner (Continued from page 6) HOTEL BALDWIN In the Heart of the Shopping, Theatre and Business District record in America is the alarming increase in juvenile de- A Comfortable and Friendly Hotel Moderate Rates linquency. Youngsters, still in their 'teen age, constitute Every Room is an Outside Room with a Private Bath one of the major groups of our criminal offenders. For the 321 GRANT AVENUE, near Sutter SAN FRANCISCO average layman, it is difficult to realize that the most fre- SUtter 0227 quent arrests in any male age group is seventeen, eighteen ARTHUR A. HYMAN ATTORNEY-At-LAW and nineteen years, respectively. 300 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO "In a review of the 1944 figures, it is especially shocking Phone GArfield 9467 Frank Monahan - Harry Castle to learn that, in a democracy where the voting privilege is PEARL OYSTER HOUSE denied until the age of twenty-one, our youth under RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE twenty-one years committed 35 per cent of all robberies, Dinners - Broiled Steaks - Prime Rib Roasts 442 PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO 52 per cent of burglary, 35 per cent of larceny and 63 per Telephone GArfield 6768 cent of auto thefts. Of 110,000 crimes committed against A. B. LANNING property, fully 40 per cent of the offenders were less than Manager twenty-one years old! What a sad commentary upon the DITTO, Inc. MONADNOCK BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO training of the youth of America! "As officers charged with the duty to protect society EMERALD H. CHARONATT from crime, you have a most serious responsibility. You EMERALD'S DENTAL LABORATORY will require the active cooperation of all law-abiding citi- 516 SUTTER STREET .. SAN FRANCISCO zens. For the most effective discharge of your duty, you Phone UNderhill 4490 Maurice Fisher You Will Like Our Improved Method of need the help of every social agency created to improve Scientific Cleaning living conditions in your community. CIVIC CENTER "It is far better and cheaper to prevent crime than to CLEANING AND TAILORING DRY CLEANERS CLEANING AND PRESSING pursue the criminal, and, after detention, try to rehabili- 61 McALLISTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO tate him. For example, to direct the excess energy of youth EXbrook 005-1006 M. L. Shenk, President to the gymnasium of a Boys' Club may prevent his joining BUSINESS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Distributors for: a juvenile gang. Woodstock Typewriters, R. C. Allen Business Machines "The future of America depends upon the character 517 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO and quality of our youth. The primary problem is one of SUtter 2894 home-training, general education and character-building. F. H. SPIESS However, as leaders in the cause of a progressive order, WILLITS AND COMPANY, Inc. you should actively promote and help coordinate all wel- I DRUMM STREET SAN FRANCISCO fare and social agencies which can be utilized to ease your burden. TRUDE MANUFACTURING CO. "Present social conditions naturally reflect the great dis- locations caused by the war. Mothers with patriotic pur- 130 SUTTER STREET . SAN FRANCISCO poses work in war plants, while their neglected children ORTON MACHINE CO. become social problems. The strong guidance of fathers MANUFACTURERS OF WOODWORKING in service is missing in many homes. Children, who should MACHINERY 390 FREMONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO be in school, are working long hours and, though helping the war effort, sometimes associate with the wrong kind of LEWIS R. STEINBERG people. Many spend their salaries seeking release from BUILDERS' EXCHANGE wartime emotions. SAN FRANCISCO "Americans dare not wait until juvenile delinquency Phone EXbrook 9502 B. "Sadie" Sada P. Dantoni becomes more critical before combating the causes. We LOOP BOWLING ALLEYS Cocktail Lounge - Dining Room - Hotel Accommodations must act now to protect the welfare and future of our just Off International Settlement - Ladies Welcome youth. 238 COLUMBUS AVE. - 031 KEARNY ST. - SAN FRANCISCO "The total number of selected law enforcement officers from every state of the Union, as well as leading foreign HEPPERLE, McENERNEY & JACOBS police agencies, who have graduated from the National 2002 HOBART BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO Police Academy, now total 1,047 men. These officials all Phone UNderhill 1267 know the methods taught here. They are all disciples of ROBERT W. JAMISON modern crime detection. These officers can and will be of Railroad Equipment and Supplies great assistance in the fight for a decent social order. 1345 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO "Real peace and order cannot be obtained by vast armies of policemen merely trying to use force and arms to REYNOLDS METALS CO. crush crime by old-fashioned methods. Today more than ever before, we need quality, not just quantity, in our 345 NINTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO

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law-enforcing agencies. Small, but efficient groups, oper- Phone SKyline 2621 ating carefully and intelligently, can accomplish far more BAY VIEW PHARMACY than a large untrained force. You are being sent forth to PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS assist your community by applying the latest scientific 6157 GEARY BOULEVARD SAN FRANCISCO methods placed at your disposal by this specialized train- Phones UNderhill 3136 or 3137 ing. You will guide others to appreciate the great benefits Compliments of of modern techniques and efficient nation-wide cooperation STAR PHARMACY in combating crime. 498 CASTRO STREET at 18th SAN FRANCISCO "Today millions of our young men are fighting through- Dine and Dance to the Music of DUKEON WONG SWING BAND out the world for the preservation of democratic decency. CHINESE SKY ROOM It would he tragic indeed if they came hack to find that Newest and Finest Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge On 6th Floor, overlooking San Francisco's famed Chinatown the home-front had fallen down on the job. Our veterans GRANT AVENUE and PINE STREET SAN FRANCISCO

have the right to expect us to safeguard their homes and Compliments of their relatives, despite all wartime difficulties. BELFAST BEVERAGES "In this sacred trust, the home guard will not fail. SAN FRANCISCO

MA 1151 BAL-MAC REFRIGERATION COMPANY C. B. McALPIN MONTAGUE COMPANY 416 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO 360 NINTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Residence: 147 PARKER AVENUE - SKyline 6246 R. Massagli EXbrook 7279 G. MASSAGLI & CO. CHARLES F. SCHROTH Contractors - Concrete Construction - Cement Work of All Kinds ATTORNEY-At-LAW 28 PARKER AVENUE Phone SKyline 6246 SAN FRANCISCO 465 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone GRaystone 9966 Prizes 3 Times Weekly - - Phone FIE-lock 6818 TIL TWO "A Congenial Rendezvous" WAXMAN'S BAKERIES Boost Our TiI-Two Bowlers 502 ELLIS STREET, near Leavenworth SAN FRANCISCO 3355 17th STREET SAN FRANCISCO

EVergreen 9863 LLOYD CISNEY Phone MArket 8338 Capitol Cleaning & Dyeing Plant TONY'S TAVERN Your Garments, Etc., Are Done By Experts Only 5512 GEARY BLVD., bet. 19th and 20th SAN FRANCISCO 20 BRADY STREET Wa Call and Deliver Off Market bet. 12th and Valencia SAN FRANCISCO BAyview 5517 P. A. GARCIA INDEPENDENT MEXICO CITY CAFE Phone KEarny 1513 FIXTURES Sectional Partitions We Specialize in Mexican Dishes THE FINK &. SCHINDLER CO. (GENUINE MEXICAN COOKING) Manufacturing Contractors - Complete Installations OPEN: 11:30 A. M. to 8 P. M.—CLOSED MONDAYS Store - Bank - Bar - Restaurant - Office 1792 HAIGHT STREET SAN FRANCISCO 552 BRANNAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO Telephone GRaystone 9643 NOEL WAGGONER NOEL WAGGONER Phone MArket 0419 Tops - Trimmings - Cushions - Seat Covers San Francisco Screw Products Co. Quality Pays" Manufacturers of SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS 714 VAN NESS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO 755 BRANNAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone HEmlock 1089 S. F. Phone EXbrook 4548 S. J . Phonc COlumbia 3911 GEORGE G. GOLDAMMER Manufacturer CERAMICS DR. A. 0. WEHINGER CHIROPRACTOR AND RADIONIST SAN FRANCISCO 271 So. VAN NESS AVENUE 26 O'FARRELL STREET 1990 THE ALAMEDA SAN FRANCISCO SAN JOSE COMPLIMENTS POT RERO CAFE Mangrum, Holbrook & Elkus SAN FRANCISCO 2001 16th STREET SAN FRANCISCO . OAKLAND . LOS ANGELES General Petroleum Products MIssion 9033 GRaystone 9800 Mrs. G. I Iilzinger MEL & GIL'S SERVICE HOTEL JEFFERSON APARTMENTS Expert Lubrication - Washing and Polishing Two and Three Rooms—Steam Heat, Hot Water, Ignition Service Elevator, Refrigeration

MISSION and VALENCIA SAN FRANCISCO 848 GOUGH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone ORdway 4884 M. J . Pope, Mgr. FRANK R. GElS HOTEL SHAWMUT METALLURGICAL LABORATORIES $1.50 with Bath - Attractive Rates to Permanent Guests 516 O'FARRELL STREET, Corner JONES SAN FRANCISCO 604 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO

Phone SEabright 2471 Fred Jenny & Associates MIssion 8515 V. Venturi, Instructor VENTURI BROS. MORTICIANS SUPPLY SALES AGENCY Expert Repairing on American and Swiss MANUFACTURERS - JOBBERS - MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS Watches and Clocks Quality Funeral Supplies ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1320 22nd AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO 2421 MISSION STREET, near 20th Street SAN FRANCISCO Page 26 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

"At home here we still have a tremendous task ahead Phone GLencourt 4071 of us. The dislocation of families by war work in distant H. S. HENION plants, the growing threat of juvenile delinquency, and the ATTORNEY AT LAW psychological reactions of individuals exposed to the 1706 BROADWAY OAKLAND, CALIF. emotional hardships of war, all present problems of the Phone Richmond 14 first magnitude. If we intend to insure the proper social DR. EDMOND M. DIEFENBACH climate which will permit orderly progress in keeping with Surgical Chiropodist - Foot Specialist our ideals, all of us must face these new problems frankly AMERICAN TRUST BUILDING RICHMOND, CALIF. and act effectively. Phone OLympic 2940—Connecting All Departments "The modern law-enforcement official needs far more STAR GROCERY than a night stick and a gun to maintain peace and order. Highest Quality Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Wines and Liquors The efficient officer must know the nature and extent of 3068 CLAREMONT AVENUE BERKELEY, CALIF. local social problems. He must use scientific tests, as well as psychology. As a progressive leader he should effectively Compliments of mobilize all available agencies in his locality, and through- DR. M. L. DIEVENDORF out the country, for the prevention, as well as the detec- 3027 COLLEGE AVENUE BERKELEY, CALIF. tion of crime. This is a large order, but the times call for Phones: Hlghgate 4962; Res. GLencourt 1573 Adolph A. Kay men of large stature. STANDARD FURNITURE CO. "As bigger social problems are presented, America needs Complete Home Furnishings - Liberal Credit better trained men to solve them. You are indeed fortunate 541 11th STREET at CLAY OAKLAND, CALIF. in having the opportunity of association with the best and receiving the finest training available in your specialized MILLER WOOD PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers of Storage Battery Separators profession. By your conduct and character you can make Redwood and Douglas Fir Lumber your profession one of the most progressive and useful in 335 SIXTH STREET BERKELEY, CALIF. our national life. Phone OLympic 1161 E. M. Alexander, Prop. "In a few months the National Police Academy will HAWS PLATING WORKS celebrate its tenth anniversary. During this decade tremen- PLATING - OXIDIZING - ELETRO TIN dous things have been accomplished by its graduates. If 808 HARMON STREET BERKELEY, CALIF. we had time it could be shown how much money society Phone Richmond 2242W Photographs That Live was saved by the special training of these graduates. We VOGUE STUDIO could list also the arrests made, convictions obtained and Portraits of Distinction - Copying - Enlarging - Coloring A Frame for Every Picture pardons recommended by these officers. 434 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. "No set of statistics, however, can adequately convey Phone Richmond 828 the heartache averted, nor the deep-felt gratitude for RICHMOND FUNERAL PARLORS crimes prevented, for lives saved, for missing people recov- CLAIRE SCHMIDT ered, and for the countless worthy services rendered. Even 332 ELEVENTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF. the most comprehensive reporting system cannot reveal Phone Richmond 243 GOODYEAR - Wholesale - Retail these things. For all such essential services, society is indeed EL CERRITO TIRE CO. grateful to the law enforcement officers, especially to the We're Not Satisfied Until You Are - New Tires and Recapping graduates of this splendid Academy. 1511 SAN PABLO AVENUE EL CERRITO, CALIF. "Our fighting men on all fronts are today going through Phone Richmond 167 Virg. Simoni a most strenuous ordeal. They are bravely offering their BARRETT AVENUE GARAGE AUTO REPAIRING lives so that we may live our democratic way. The heroes We Fix 'Em - and Fix 'M Right'. on the battele-front surely deserve all praise and credit for SEVENTH and BARRETT RICHMOND, CALIF. their noble fight. Phone Richmond 643-J "The general public, . unfortunately, does not fully G. W. SCHWARTZ Auto Accessories - Ford Parts - Fishing Tackle - Ammunition appreciate the fact that right here at home other heroes Storage Batteries - Electrical Supplies are waging a relentless war against another deadly foe— 517 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. the modern criminal. This public enemy is resourceful, He that bath the Son bath life; and he that hath not the Son of Cod hath not life. --I John 5: 12. crafty and efficient. His attacks are frequently powerful GUS' GARAGE and against the weak. Your bitter conflict against crime 826 CHANSLOR AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF.

Phone Richmond 4935 Gene Bailey TEN-RIP SERVICE TENTH and RIPLEY STREETS RICHMOND, CALIF. #20,4" ENGRAVERS LICE AND SHERIFF Phone Richmond 382 Louis F. Wagner, Prop. BADGES ELECTRIC MODERN PASTRY SHOP F71068 MI ION ST., SAN FRANCISCO 321 TWENTY-THIRD STREET RICHMOND, CALIF.

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is endless. Phone LAndscape 5.5788 "To check the constant ravages of crime requires charac- HUTCHINSON CO. ter of the highest order. As well expressed in the motto of CRUSHED ROCK SAND - GRAVEL Rail or Water the National Police Academy, to win your war you need 7360 SCHMIDT LANE EL CERRITO, CALIF. Knowledge, Courage, Integrity.' The omission of any one part of this trinity of virtues makes the other two prac- See Our Newly Remodeled and Redecorated Store tically. useless. Like the three-legged stool, it simply cannot BREUNER'S Established 1856 stand on two. 322 10th STREET RICHMOND, CALIF. "The world would he a much better place if more Phone Richmond 2775 people possessed these great virtues—knowledge, courage RICHMOND BRAKE SHOP and integrity. I am confident that, after your practical ex- JOS. D. MALONI perience and intensive training, you will continue to he the 1408 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. strong champions of law and order. With your essential Wholesale Retail character and tested ability, you will render a lasting serv- BOWMAN & WOOD AUTOMOTIVE ice to your community and to your country." Starter - Generator - Carburetor - Ignition and Motor Tune-tip 1408 MACDONALD RICHMOND, CALIF. Phone 4948 Ph. LAndscape 5 . 3836 . Res. Ph. LAndscape 5 . 3260 Carl W. Douglas FAIRMONT MONUMENT WORKS Phone BErkeley 0347 F. L. Holbrook "Lasting Memories for Those Who Care" HOLBROOK'S 7524 FAIRMONT AVENUE Sheet Metal Contractors - Air Conditioning - Heating Near Sunset View Cemetery EL CERRITO, CALIF. 2180 DWIGHT WAY BERKELEY, CALIF. Phone Richmond 27 Your Downtown BUICK Dealer Phone Richmond 142 I S. C. Townsley, Prop. CONTRA COSTA MOTORS Complete Automotive Service - Used Cars Bought and Sold TRAVELERS HOTEL Steam Heat - Bath and Showers 222 TENTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF. Transient - Monthly Rates 521 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. Phone Richmond 722

POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOP Columbia Wood & Metal Preservative Co.

339 TENTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF 465 FOURTH STREET BERKELEY, CALIF. Ph. GLencourt 0740 We Deliver Anywhere Leo Baum, Pharmacist DILL'S EL CERRITO PHARMACY LEO'S NORMAL PHARMACY Drugs, Sundries, Kodaks, Surgical Supplies 420 SAN PABLO AVENUE EL CERRITO, CALIF. Prescriptions a Specialty 1101 BROADWAY OAKLAND, CALIF. Phone Richmond 2568 Phone Office BErkeley 4090 Residence TFlornwall 2885 Richmond Household Appliance Co. CLEARFLOW REPAIR WASHERS, WRINGERS, VACUUMS, DEPENDABLE VALVES IRONS, RADIOS George A. Plummer, Manager 224 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF 330 SECOND STREET BERKELEY, CALIF. Phone TEmplebar 5523 Beauty Parlor Equipment A. R. WEISGERBER L. NEWMAN DR SOTO and PLYMOUTH Tool, Die and Machine Work - Designing and Metal Stamping Contract Manufacturing RICHMOND, CALIF 225 . 1231 MACDONALD AVENUE 1001 24th STREET OAKLAND, CALIF. Phone Richmond 411 CENTRAL GARAGE AMES & SEEFLOTH MFG. CO . REPAIRING - STORAGE PLANING MILL SERVICE 241 NINTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF 1340 CHANNING WAY BERKELEY, CALIF. Phone TEmplebar 7420 Bonded Locksmiths THE TREASURE CHEST THE SYSTEM KEY WORKS General Repairing of Al! Kinds - Auto Locks and Handles 927 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF 1844 SAN PABLO AVENUE OAKLAND, CALIF. Phone LAndscape 5.7991 Phone BErkele y 6010 EL CERRITO STEEL PRODUCTS CO. HEZLETT'S DRESS SHOP STEEL PLATE FABRICATORS Ready-to-Wear Dresses - Suits and Millinery 424 KEARNEY STREET EL CERRITO, CALIF 2277 SHATTUCK AVE., Opp. United Artists Theater BERKELEY Phone Richmond 506 Phone Richmond 510 F. Perata - D. Piazza DAVID M. ROSE PARK FLORIST CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS - FLORAL DESIGNS 2420 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF 1508-10 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. Phones: Office Richmond 105; Res. AShberry 1370 Phone SK ylrne 4685 ROSS T. COREY PAUL' S ATTORNEY AT LAW Cocktails and Amer Picon Our Specialty 803 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. 4100 GEARY BOULEVARD, Cor. 5th Ave. SAN FRANCISCO Page 28 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

LIEUTENANT JOHN CASEY DIES Phone Richmond 670; Res. Piedmont 4358.J General Jobbing Lieutenant John J. Casey, who for the past five years RICHMOND SHEET METAL WORKS has been in charge of the City Prison of the San Francisco H. A. Swearingen - Dave Kessler Heating and Ventilating - Cornices and Skylights Police Department, died suddenly May 28. He was born 549 PORTOLA RICHMOND, CALIF. in San Francisco on November 20, 1884. Phone Richmond 1804 Gasoline and Oils On July 18, 1907, when but 22 years of age, he joined TWO BROTHERS AUTO PARTS the Police Department of his native city. BUTCH and VAL'S Beer and Wine - at Two Brothers' Station He was assigned to various police districts but in 1917 47th and PULLMAN AVENUE RICHMOND. CALIF. he was detailed to the Traffic Bureau, then a modest Phone BErkeley 1534 branch of the Department. He mounted one of the horses used for patroling downtown San Francisco, and made an MUELLER'S PHARMACY Prescriptions - Merck's Chemicals - Sickroom Supplies . Household imposing figure as he rode over the bustling streets of the Necessities - Marc elle - Hyp o-Allergenic Cosmetics..Yardley Toiletries city. He remained with Traffic until May 22, 1940, ACHESON BLDG., 2129 UNIVERSITY AVE. BERKELEY, CALIF. acting as Captain of Traffic following the death of Capt. Phone BErkeley 6370 Tim Hershal Charles Goff. On that date he was sent to the City THE BERKELEY INN Prison. For the past two years his health has been un- All Outside Rooms favorable, and when he failed to report for duty on May HASTE at TELEGRAPH BERKELEY, CALIF. 29 an officer was sent to his home and when the land' Phones: Office THornwall 3822 Residence THornwall 2267 lady of the apartment in which he resided unlocked the GEORGE H. SISSON door to his living quarters he was found dead in bed. Real Estate - Licensed Broker - Notary Public - General insurance Lieutenant Casey studied during his off hours as an 2907 TELEGRAPH AVENUE BERKELEY, CALIF. officer and passed successfully in all ranks of the Depart- Phone 3619 ment to that which he held when he died. He was made a Corporal March 3, 1911, a Sergeant June 28, 1915, BLACK & WHITE LIQUOR STORE Liquors, Wines and Beer and a Lieutenant October 23, 1924. 1025 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Walter H. Kal- velage. CONN DRUG CO. The funeral was held June 2, from English & Carews 0th and MACDONALD 23rd and MACDONALD chapel, a Requiem High Mass was held in old St. Mary's Ph. Richmond 421 Ph. Richmond 4220 church. RICHMOND, CALIF.

General Engineering

AND Dry Dock Company

of San Francisco

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RULES OF THE ROAD Phone Redwood City 24 There are six things to do if you should have an auto- PENINSULA BAKERY WE CARRY A FINE LINE OF BAKERY 000DS mobile accident, admonishes the Legal Department of the 822 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. National Automobile Club. Failure to do any of these six things may result in illegal action on your part, and fur- ther injury to the other parties involved: J. B. PILKINGTON NURSERY

1. Stop at once and give all the help you can to anyone MILLBRAE CALIFORNIA who is hurt. Phone Redwood 578 If any person is hurt or killed, call the local police, 2. FABBRO'S CAFE sheriff or California Highway Patrolman, at once. Cocktail Lounge - Dinners - Package Liquors 3. Give anyone else in the same accident your address and 2915 EL CAMINO REAL I Mile South of 5 Points name, and show him your driver's license and registra- Phone 4-3601 H. Pamplin tion certificate. MOTEL AVALON 4. Make a full report of the accident in writing, to the 50 MODERN COTTAGES Department of Motor Vehicles or to an office of the 220 NO. BAYSHORE BOULEVARD SAN MATEO, CALIF. California Highway Patrol, within 24 hours, in case of Phone 5 1 Wm. T. Donahue; Res. Ph. LAndscape 5-2233 injury or death of anyone involved. RAINBOW PAINT STORE If you hit a parked car, or damage property, and the THE HOUSE OF QUALITY HOUSE PAINTS 5. Featuring Premier Paints - The Practical Painters Line owner is not there, make an effort to find him. 316 ELEVENTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF. 6. If you can not find the owner, leave a note in the driver's compartment or under the windshield wiper, in JOE POOL PARLOR which you have stated your name and address and the SAN BRUNO, CALIF. name and address of the owner of the car you are driv- 697 SAN MATEO AVENUE ing. Notify the police, sheriff or California Highway Patrol within 24 hours. LIBERTY HOTEL

421 CYPRESS AVENUE SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Phone 2701 MILLBRAE CREAMERY We Also Serve Meals at Reasonable Prices NORMAN HOTEL MILLBRAE CALIFORNIA 405 CYPRESS AVENUE SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Phone San Bruno 1742 REMEMBER ME SAN BRUNO CUT RATES ITALIAN DINNERS TOBACCO - WINE - LIQUORS MILLBRAE, CALIF. 700 EL CAMINO REAL 542 SAN MATEO AVENUE SAN BRUNO, CALIF. Phone 2006 Phone 1399 W. H. GIBBONS CARLO'S WINE & LIQUOR STORE INSURANCE AGENCY Beverages - Liquors -Wine - Whiskey - Rum - Brandy PRICES RIGHT MILLBRAE, CALIF. 10 LA CRUZ AVENUE 445 SAN MATEO AVENUE SAN BRUNO, CALIF. Phone South City 1477 HOTEL CAFE WHERE GOOD FELLOWS MEET' GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL SO, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 215 LUX AVENUE 701 BAYSHORE HIGHWAY SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Phone S. S. F. 1935 James Panos, Prop. South City Laundry & Linen Supply Company THE CLAM POT 100 Per Cent Union Labor - Mending and Darning Free 112 GRAND AVENUE SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. LOMITA PARK CALIFORNIA Phone 3076 LAMUTH'S MARKET MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES LOMITA PARK DRUG Stationery Sundries - Wines - Beer BOB LUNDIE, Prop. 803 1/2 LINDEN AVENUE SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. LOMITA PARK POST OFFICE CALIFORNIA Phone San Bruno 1774 Minnie and Vic BELLE VUE INN MILLBRAE MOTOR COURT DINNERS - COCKTAILS 483 EL CAMINO REAL SAN BRUNO, CALIF. EL CAM1NO REAL MILLBRAE, CALIF. Phone South San Francisco 393 EL CAMINO MARKET STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES - IMPORTED GOODS BANK CLUB FRESH and CHOICE MEATS 201 W. RICHMOND AVENUE POINT RICHMOND, CALIF. 213 EL CAMINO REAL and ORANGE AVE. SO . SAN FRANCISCO

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CHIEF BELLONI Phone Redwood 607 (Continued from page 12) REDWOOD INN GUS and JIMMY have occurred, a record the men responsible can well be 744 EL CAMINO REAL, at Broadway REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. proud of. Phone 5 . 1245 J. Orecchia The policing of the San Francisco Airport comes under S & M WINE & LIQUOR STORE the jurisdiction of the South San Francisco Police De- Full Line of California Wines partment, though it is out of the city limits. 2328 SO. EL CAMINO REAL, at 24th Ave. SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone 2996 Chief Belloni's personnel is made up of the following: FRANK A. POIRIER Assistant Chief Vincent Bianchini, Sergeant August REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE-BUILDER Terrango, (in charge of traffic), Officers Joseph Bildhauer, 443 SAN MATEO AVENUE SAN BRUNO, CALIF. Henry McGraw, Wm. Whipple, Nelo Lazzari, Michael Phone Redwood 1634.1635 Lamuth, Frank Bertucelli, Mario Blandim, Arthur Ro- HOLMQUIST HARDWARE dondi and Silvio Stagnaro. Hardware - Pipe - Valves - Fittings - Steel Products Machine Work - Fuller Paints Radio Telephone operators: R. N. Murphy and Dan MAIN at STAMBAUGI-I REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Lombardi. Phone 3-2246 Matron: Mrs. Bianchini. FOLEY & BOETTCHER LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS The Department has three Buick two-way radio- BAYSHORE HIGHWAY at CYPRESS SAN MATEO, CALIF. equipped patrol cars and one motorcycle likewise equipped. Phone R C. 33 Jess Larrecou, Prop. Officer McGraw is the oldest in point of service on the rolls, having joined in 1917, and is still going strong. As- JESS' PLACE sistant Chief Bianchini is second, becoming a police officer 857 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. in 1924. Sergeant Terrango has been a member for 15 Phone 559.W JACK TRAHAN years. WALDORF BUFFET Mayor George W. Holston heads the city council, made Never A Dull Moment up of Victor Boido, M. Minucciani, Ivan M. Hays and 213 SECOND AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. Charles Elder. The City Judge is S. K. Ribbins and the Ph. Redwood 474 Closed Mondays and Tuesdays - Open Holidays City Attorney is J. W. Colehero. These city officials have CAFE DE PARIS contributed their share to giving South San Francisco Swanky Cocktail Lounge - Private Room For Parties, Banquets GRACE and PIERRE - Since 1930 such excellent law enforcement, and they have backed up ONE MILE SOUTH LEFT OF REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Chief Belloni and his men in every way possible to make Phone 3017 their busy little city a safe place in which to live. C. GILBERT UPHOLSTERING Chief Belloni is a great advocate of mutual aid and CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE TO ORDER the adoption of every modern idea that will make for 2404 EL CAMINO REAL REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. peace. He is an active member of the State Peace Officers' Phone San Carlos 2093 Association, the Bay Counties Peace Officers' Association STORK CLUB and the Peninsula Police Officers' Association. He seldom GEORGE MAILHOIT misses a meeting of any of these organizations. He can 240 EL CAMINO REAL SAN CARLOS, CALIF. look back on his more than 21 years as Chief of his Phone RAndolph 9592 Joe Howarth native town with great pride, for he has seen it grow up DALY CITY AUTO WRECKERS from a small whistle stop to one of the most important USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS Cars Bought, Sold and Exchanged - Used Tubes and Batteries little cities in this country, and he has kept his town law- 7201 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO abiding. Phone San Mateo 3-5821 Estimate Department 3-3495 SAN MATEO PLANING MILL CO. Lumber, Wall Boards, Shingles, Lath, Millwork MENLO BAR B-Q Mill Blocks, $4.25 per load, SOc per sack - Door, Sashes, Etc. Corner FIFTH and SO. CLAREMONT STS. SAN MATEO, CALIF. 850 EL CAMINO REAL MENLO PARK, CALIF. Florence L. Afford, Prop Open Every Day EL CAMINO GROCERY COLUMBUS CAFE GROCERIES - WINE - BEER - LIQUORS 1034 EL CAMINO REAL BELMONT, CALIF. 458 COLUMBUS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO PALO ALTO: 255 Hamilton Ave., Medical Bldg. - Ph. Palo Alto 7302 SAN MATEO: 79 Third Avenue . . . . Phone San Mateo 779 Phone PRospect 9860 Al La Rocca . Leo Lè Rocca REDWOOD CITY: 3664 Broadway at Highway - Ph. Redwood 131 "THIS IS IT" SAN CARLOS CLEANERS, INC. LA ROCCA'S CORNER BURLINGAME: 312 Primrose Road . . . Phone Burlingame 490 SAN CARLOS,951-957 Laurel Street . - Phone San Carlos 280 957 COLUMBUS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO BURLINGAME: 209 Broadway . . . . Phone Burlingame 872 June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 31

Phone San Bruno 144 Phone Redwood 84 An Independent Home-owned Store OLD PALACE MARKET MIGGE'S MARKET Groceries - Quality Meats - Vegetables - Free Delivery Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Beers and Wines TI-lOS. TUITE and SONS, Prop, EL CAMINO REAL at SANTA LUCIA LOMITA PARK, CALIF 825 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Phone San Mateo 3 . 4543 Marcel Periat HOWARD JORDAN PLANERTO-KESTA DEALER - GENERAL REPAIRS 500 EL CAMINO REAL LOMITA PARK, CALIF. 320 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone Millbrae 2221 H. Karrlou, Prop. Phone San Mateo 2 12 0 Decalcomania Transfers and Polish For Sale HARRY KARRLOU JOSEPH REGNER RESTAURANT CABINETAND REFINISHING SHOP Good Food to Your Taste Repairing, Lacquering, Furniture Made to Order, Antiques Restored 205 EL CAMINO REAL MILLBRAE, CALIF. 320 SIXTH AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone S. M. 3 . 9774 Mr. and Mrs. Krafft Phone 5 . 9928 FOR FUN WITH FRANKIE & JOHNNY SAN MATEO MOTOR INN BAY MEADOWS Strictly Modern - Member United Motor Courts COCKTAIL LOUNGE and DINING ROOM BAYSHORE HIGHWAY at 9th AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. SO. EL CAMINO at 21st AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone S. M. 4 . 0213 Al Gaddini, Prop. Phone 496 Charlie Tognoli, Prop. PIONEER AUTO PARTS CHARLIE'S USED CARS Italian Dinners - Fine Wines - Mixed Drinks 24 BAYSI-IORE BOULEVARD SAN MATEO, CALIF. 1160 OLD COUNTY ROAD BELMONT, CALIF. Phone Redwood 2406 Ed Montoro CENTRAL CAFE WILLOW MARKET Good Liquors and Good Service GROCERIES - WINES - VEGETABLES 1628 EL CAMINO REAL REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. 37 WILLOW STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Phone DOuglas 0639 DO NUT KETTLE W. ENGEL MANUFACTURING CO. GOOD DOUGNUTS AND COFFEE LEATHER and CANVAS SPECIALTIES 58 SECOND STREET SAN FRANCISCO 903 EL CAMINO REAL MENLO PARK, CALIF

S. H. FRANK & CO. OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

300 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO REDWOOD CITY CALIFORNIA

THE CHICKEN SHACK LASALLE HOTEL REGULAR DINNERS - HOME-MADE PIES 225 HYDE STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2214 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone Millbrae 3 16 I Nelin Iommei, Prop. Phone R. C. 2231 F. A. Harrington - H. I-I. Ralstin MILLBRAE TAVERN DUMBARTON OAKS MARKET BEER . WINES - LIQUORS - SANDWICHES LIQUORS and GROCERIES 230 EL CAMINO REAL MILLBRAE, CALIF. REDWOOD CITY CALIFORNIA V. STAMPOLI TAVERN SANDBAR TAVERN BEER - WINE 263 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO 3033 EL CAMINO REAL ATHERTON, CALIF. Phone So. San Francisco 1446 FAY, Prop. Phone San Mateo 43694 PAL'S CLUB DANCING - ENTERTAINMENT PIEDMONT HOTEL A Hearty Welcome to All V. BRUZZONE, Proprietor 751 BAYSHORE BOULEVARD SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 500 SECOND AVENUE SAN MATEO. CALIF. Phone Millbrae 3221 George Dolivo Telephone Red. 243 HIGHLANDS HERB'S SMOKE SHOP COCKTAIL LOUNGE CIGARS & SOFT DRINKS -:- SNOOKER POOL 333 EL CAMINO REAL MILL.BRAE, CALIF. 817 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY. CALIF. Phone So. San Francisco I 193 V. Pariani - Carlo Ferrario INDUSTRIAL HOTEL JOCKY CLUB BEER - WINE - LIQUORS Rooms and Board - Italian Dinners 36 EL CAMINO REAL, SAN MATEO, CALIF 505 CYPRESS AVENUE SOLTI-I SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Phone Richmond 634 Phone Richmond 114 RICHMOND BEVERAGE COMPANY CHASSEUR GROCERY Wholesalers of GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES GRACE BROS. - RAINIER - SCHLITZ FRESH POULTRY 325 22nd STREET RICHMOND, CALIF 128 STANDARD AVENUE POINT RICHMOND, CALIF. Page 32 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945 Vacation at Home in 1945 Join the Campaign to Vacation at Home Let the Man in Uniform Use Your Space to Travel

This is a request for your cooperation in a campaign of American prisoners in the Japanese-held areas are yet to urge every civilian to stay OFF inter-city buses and to be rescued. These persons will be returned to this trains this summer unless the trip is necessary to winning country through Pacific Coast ports when liberated. the war against Japan. "The armed services are restricting unnecessary travel Women, children, workers in factories, offices and else- within their own ranks; they are encouraging wives and where, housewives everyone should be informed that sweethearts to stay at home and wait for servicemen to travel space is urgently needed for the redeployment of arrive home. Considerable furlough time is lost when troops and war materials from Europe to the Pacific and families leave home to meet men returning. Orders for for the increasing use of discharged troops returning home, debarkation are frequently changed and families may be casualties and military furloughs. waiting at one Pacific Coast port for troops returned at Here's what the Agencies of Government say about it: another port. ARMY AND NAVY: "The concentration of this "The armed services wish civilians here in the West to nation's war resources to one front-the Pacific, together Phones: Redwood 2218-2706 S. Lawrence with other armed service movements—will require the transport of more troops than the West has ever seen. LAWRENCE TILE CO. These are the reasons: "1. Redeployment of hundreds of thousands of troops TILE CONTRACTORS from Europe to the Pacific has now begun and will be speeded week by week. 2840 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. "2. The end of the war in Germany and the War Phone S. B. 1468 Joe Ludwig - Cal Olsen, Props. Department reorganization program provides for dis- CAL and Joe's charge within a year of 1,300,000 men, most of them now overseas. These men are beginning to return and deserve 16-MILE HOUSE prompt transportation home. On EL CAMINO REAL "3. There still will be battle-weary men returning BETWEEN MILLBRAE and LOMITA PARK from the Pacific areas for recuperation leaves and the number of emergency leaves of military technicians will Phone 5.9980 MIXED DRINKS be increased. Given comparatively brief furloughs be- Formerly LANGDON'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE cause they can't be spared from the battle lines for too UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT long a period, they deserve every accommodation. Any delay avoided in the travel of these men gives them that MARIO'S much more time with their families. "4. Equal numbers of troops are going to the fighting 2010 EL CAMINO REAL . SAN MATEO, CALIF fronts to replace those being furloughed and travel space Phone S. M. 3.9922 Chas. Sullivan is required to transport them. "1. Armed services casualties are being moved into CLUB SULLIVAN this country in growing numbers. More than five times Chicken and Steak Dinners as many Pullman cars were used moving casualties in COCKTAIL LOUNGE - DANCING January, 1945 as in June, 1944. Meanwhile, thousands 416-418 SECOND AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. Phone Redwood 1248 H. A. Huber Phone 4.1907 Dick and Ida Wetherell HUBER TOOL WORKS Open Day and NigI't Except Sundays NITE HAWK CAFE TOOLS - DIES - PRECISION INSTRUMENTS Good Meals - Reasonable Prices BEER and SOFT DRINKS

2666 EL CAMINO REAL REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. I BAYSHORE BOULEVARD SAN MATEO, CALIF.

Phone Redwood 315 Plant Phone Redwood 1253 Residence Phone 3275

REDWOOD CITY LAUNDRY BLOMQUIST OIL SERVICE COMPLETE FINISH SERVICE ROAD OILS - HEATING OILS - EMULSIFIED ASPHALT

858 JEFFERSON AVENUE REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. Plant CHESNUT & BAYSHORE BLVD. REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. June, 194 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS ' JOURNAL Page 33 realize these facts, knowing that continued whole-hearted cooperation on the Home Front will materially help the one objective for which everyone is praying, fighting and THE TWO BAERS TAVERN working—successful and speedy conclusion of the war CHARLES R. GIVEN, Prop. against Japan. "The vacationing public can and should continue to do in 1945 what it did in 1944—vacation at home or at 2608 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. nearby resort areas. By not traveling, vacationists will give valued assistance in winning the war against Japan." \XJAP MANPOWER flflMMTSSTflN "The entire s iinpovr ALEXANDER SANITARIUM INC. ages. More than 300,000 railroad workers and additional numbers from bus line operations have entered the armed BELMONT CALIFORNIA forces. New workers are not only hard to obtain hut, for the most part are unskilled and must he trained before they can handle jobs ordinarily performed by men with mL ;l.J .1 L.. years (ii experience.. lIlt. IdiIIUrLU dIIUU V5 nes 111 TWIN PINE INC. handling redeployment of troops and freight to the Pacific on schedule under present manpower handicaps, will need BELMONT CALIFORNIA continuous public restraint from travel so available skilled transportation workers may he efficiently utilized in essen- Phone R. C. 529 tial passenger and freight services. Full public coopera- tion is earnestly requested." MEET AND GREET YOUR FRIENDS A I I Ht.

Phone 2261 CLOVER CLUB RANDALL ORSBURN, JR. REDWOOD CITY CALIFORNIA Specializing in GARDEN FURNITURE R. G. CLIFFORD

1580 EL CAMINO REAL SAN CARLOS, CALIF. CONTRACTOR

Phones: 3-5603, 3-5604 P. 0. BOX 168

PEDERSEN & ARNOLD 33 EL CAMINO REAL SO. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Successors to Wisnom Mill QUALITY MILL WORK LATHAN Engineered POWER BRAKES

421 FIFTH AVENUE SAN MATEO, CALIF. For MOTOR TRUCKS and TRAILERS

Phone Burlingame 3.8832 Frank J. Regan LATHAN COMPANY, INC. Bayshore Plumbing & Supply Co. SOUTH LINDEN at TANFORAN SO. SAN FRANCISCO,CALIF. John M. Mdc, Prop. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Phone P. A. 24255 Repairing A Specialty

865 BAYSHORE BOULEVARD BURLINCAME, CALIF. Menlo Body, Fender and Radiator Works Complete Wreck Work - Welding - Painting

Phone San Mateo 3-9960 Closed Mondays Radiators Recored, Repaired, Cleaned

THE ARAGON Rear of Shell Station, COLLEGE and 101 HWY. MENLO PARK QUALITY DINNERS Phone Millbrae 800 Phone Burlingame 4-1294 Daily 4-9 p.m. - Sunday 1-9 p.m. Highland Cleaners and French Laundry 1106 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. WE DO GOOD WORK Phone Redwood SI The Store of Complete Satisfaction - Since 1904 HULL BROS. INC. 355 EL CAMINO REAL MILLBRAE, CALIF. DUTCH BOY PAINTS GENERAL HARDWARE - HOOVER VACUUM PAT HART'S DOG HOUSE

MAIN at BROADWAY REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. LOMITA PARK CALIFORNIA Page 34 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

SHERIFF GLEASON Phone UNderhjIl 9087 Arthur Furner (Continued from page 5) past president of the State Identification Association of FURNER'S TEXACO SERVICE experts in this line. Complete Lubrication, Washing, Accessories, Tires, Batteries, Etc. Sheriff Gleason is very active on the peace officers' Service our Specialty legislative committee which is seeking uniform police standards throughout the state, emphasizes the raising of EIGHTH and MISSION STREETS SAN FRANCISCO professional standards among peace officers and also is Phone DElaware 1264 working for better compensation commensurate with the high standards set by the peace officers. SERVICE INDUSTRIES, INC. To the credit of Sheriff Gleason and his thoroughly OF CALIFORNIA trained staff are the recent solving of several murders FABRICATORS OF MASONITE PRODUCTS with arrest and conviction of the slayers. One involved 1970 CARROLL AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO the fatal shooting of a Hayward groceryman by one of four youthful bandits. Phone DOuglas 4793 "And that's where the 2-way radio did its stuff," com- mented Sheriff Gleason. SOMERTON RESTAURANT The aged grocer, when approached by one of the youths SADLER'S STEAKS who held a rifle in his hand, grabbed the phone and in a matter of seconds had the sheriff's office on the phone, 440 GEARY STREET SAN FRANCISCO saying, "I'm being held up", and gave his location. A fraction of a second later he shouted in the telephone: "I am shot." Meantime, the grocer's wife had come downstairs and UNION SQUARE GARAGE gave the sheriff's deputies a good description of one of the youths. "It was our radio expert, C. B. MeMurphy, who put in SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA the first 2-way radio in the nation (Piedmont) and who is in charge of Alameda county's radio system, that han- dled the phone call that night," added Gleason. PEOPLES DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. In five days we had all lads in custody and a complete GRADE A MILK and CREAM confession. Cottage Cheese - Butter - Eggs - Chocolate Drinks Then there was the body of an unidentified man found Oil the highway, later identified as it San Francisco taxi 3745 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO operator. The body was discovered at 4:30 p. in. and by Mr. and Mrs. U. J . Miller, Proprietors 8:00 o'clock the next morning the body was identified. The slayer, who was accompanied by two women, was located in Oakland and one of the women had it handbag CRYSTAL NOOK RESTAURANT in which the gun used in the killing was found. The GOOD MEALS and GOOD FOOD trio had driven off in the ear of their victim. At present, a two-year-old headless and handless body 85 EIGHTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO mystery is in the hands of Sheriff Gleason and staff and Phone HE-lock 1818 a suspect is in custody. The body was found in Niles Canyon. And just recently it head was found in a suitcase located in Eureka along with a part of a necktie. RICH PIE SHOP The other part of the necktie was found near the body. Sheriff Gleason was horn in Johnstown, N. Y., August

31, 1893, and christened Howard Patrick Gleason. The 086 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO nickname of Jack came to him in two ways: He had an Phone MIssion 9581 Myrtle Strouse - Chester R. Crowe uncle, Jack Gleason, and there was --,in oldtime ball player, Jack Gleason of St. Louis. When young Gleason played SWING CLUB with the St. Louis Browns the fans remembered the old- Dining and Dancing at Reasonable Prices timer and instead of Howard, they yelled "Jack" at Catering to the Working People (No Cover Charge) . Banquets - Parties Alameda county's present sheriff.

After World War I, Sheriff Gleason again turned to 2624 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO baseball and later took one sea trip as it mate aboard a cargo vessel carrying Red Cross food and supplies to Sheriff Gleason is married to Anne E. Gleason, and Yokahama, which had been leveled by an earthquake. has a 12-year-old daughter, Janet E. The family home That was in 1923. is at 730 Prospect Avenue. Page 3 June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL

Factory Telephone MArket 6271 Luko Cuckovich Visit the Smartest Room in Town THE CIRQUE ROOM LOUIS AND COMPANY Supper Dancing every night of the week, with a Special Feature Club Room Equipment on Monday evenings .....No cover charge at any time FAIRMONT HOTEL TRU-AGE DICE—Poker Chips - Clubroom Furniture and Layouts Steven W. Royce, Managing Director Bernard J. Leonard, Resident Manager 1271 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone HEmlock 9438 R. Cepouceoli - J . Baeza HOUSE OF JOY BAER & GROSS VIRGINIA TAVERN

SAN FRANCISCO 1423 FILLMORE STREET 098 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO

Normandie French Restaurant BUY WAR BONDS Phone EXbrook 9664 Joe Vitale Cocktails - Dinners - Dancing AND STAA4pS 1326 POWELL ST., near Broadway SAN FRANCISCO

You Are Always WELCOME at Phone PIedmont 0225

FOUR-O-CLUB BERTOLA'S RESTAURANT

Bernice Berger - George Berge "For That Real Italian Dinner"

245 MASON STREET SAN FRANCISCO 4601 TELEGRAPH AVENUE OAKLAND, CALIF. Phone Piedmont I 146 Walter N. Boysen, President Phones: TUxedo 2281 - 2282 . 2283

TOM KYNE WALTER N. BOYSEN CO. Manufacturers Paints - Varnishes - Enamels

No. 1 OPAL PLACE, Off Taylor Street Between Turk and Market Streets SAN FRANCISCO 42nd and LINDEN STREETS OAKLAND, CALIF.

POOLROOM - CARD GAMES Phone GLencourt 6716, 6717 M. P. PINNELLA San Mateo Billiard Parlor Alameda County Distributor SEASIDE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

OAKLAND, CALIF. SAN MATEO CALIFORNIA 2151 WEST STREET Phone PIedmont 8400 Phone P. A. 22214 Free Delivery CABINETS by ROLLY SOMER PARAMOUNT Built-In Fixture Co. LIQUORS - -BEER - WINES

EL CAMINO REAL at Selby Lane ATHERTON, CALIF. 5107 BROADWAY OAKLAND, CALIF. Fred F. Conwill Phone 2859 Phone Richmond 505

NEW OCEANA INN TRADEWAY STORES LIQUORS - WINES - BEER THINGS FOR THE HOME

EL CERRITO, CALIFORNIA 2635 EL CAMINO REAL REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. 1230 SAN PABLO AVENUE

Phone ELkridge 1626 BERNARD FERRARI FERRARI BROS. RAFFETTO RANCTO WHOLESALE FLOWER GROWERS COLMA, CALIF. 202 UNIVERSITY STREET SAN FRANCISCO BOX 250 Page 36 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945

THE GENESIS OF FINGERPRINTS (Continued from page 9)

personal seal of the Bible-famed army-leader, Jaazaniah, THE DOLL HOUSE but also exhumed outstanding examples of antique earthen- SELECTIVE FOOD and PASTRY ware. The diggings here penetrated three distinct layers of We Invite Your Patronage debris, each representing the city and culture of a different 1427 EL CAMINO REAL SAN CARLOS, CALIF. era. In the lowest stratum were found numerous potsherds,

some of which bore fingerprints which quite evidently had Phone San Carlos 473 Stanley Bongren, Prop. been impressed upon the once-soft clay as the original pot- ter's trademark. LAUREL COCKTAIL LOUNGE In the higher levels, each separated from the lowest and oldest by many centuries, were discovered other fragments,

and some undamaged jars, similarly marked with digital 540 LAUREL STREET SAN CARLOS, CALIF. impressions. Subsequent examination disclosed the re- Service to His Majesty - The Baby H. R. Wood markable fact that all of these vessels had been made by the same person. Receptacles formed by the artisan in the earliest city had braved the devastating invasions that SANITARY DIAPER SERVICE decimated their natal-place, and humbly endured to be EXCLUSIVE BABY LAUNDRY utilized successively by ensuing posterity. Could a venerable relic, such as one of these, find voice 748.752 EL CAMINO REAL SAN CARLOS, CALIF. to tell its wondrous tale, how eagerly would curious modern ears hearken to the strange biography. A chronicle of conquest it would be, of fierce and heavy-browed men who smote with spear and sword. And through the peace- JOHN E. KERBER ful time, what stories would unfold of dark-eyed Ruths BAIL BOND BROKER and Rachaels hasting to a lovers' tryst beside a befriending well, with the ever-present jar adroitly balanced upon a 458 SELBY LANE MENLO PARK, CALIF. white and shapely shoulder. Phone Palo Alto 2-2231 Or perhaps within the iniquitous den of some old alchemist or evil sorcerer, in what weird purposes may the jar have found usage? It could have been borne by a vic- COOKS BILL SEA FOOD MARKET torious soldier in Gideon's army at the historic battle of the jars and lamps, when he marched against the EL CAMINO REAL and ROBLE AVENUE MENLO PARK, CALIF. Midianites. (To Be Continued) Compliments of

Frank H. Dunham THE RITEX COMPANY Manufacturers of Automatic Screw Machine Products

J. R. WATKINS CO. 1821 FIFTH STREET BERKELEY, CALIF. YOUR WATKINS DEALER Here's Mud in Your Eye

2447 SAN PABLO AVENUE BERKELEY, CALIF.

Phone Richmond 453 Frank A. Silva RUDY'S PLACE

TOWN HOUSE TAP ROOM 2227 MACDONALD AVENUE RICHMOND, CALIF. AND LIQUOR STORE Phone Richmond 3182 No Better Spot In Town - Where All Good Fellows Meet (Andy) Andrew B. George

329 TENTH STREET RICHMOND, CALIF GEORGE BROS. Phone Richmond 5472 BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS

EVELYN'S 355 PORTOLA RICHMOND, CALIF. COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, MILLINERY Delivery to Any Part of City S. W. AYOOB 927 MACDONALD AVE. 402 TENTH ST., Carquinez Hotel Bldg. GROCERIES, FRUITS and VEGETABLES - BUTTER and EGGS RICHMOND, CALIF. 2146 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 37 June, 194 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL

MORE MILL VALLEY POLICE Phone YUkon 0110 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (Continued from page 14) private citizen and makes no record of the act, nor does the JULLIARD INCORPORATED citizen. Has any violation of the law been committed? WHOLESALERS and IMPORTERS A. The provisions of the deadly weapons act relating to SAN FRANCISCO records of sales, refer to dealers and persons in the business 310 TOWNSEND STREET of selling, leasing or otherwise transferring firearms, and do not apply to personal sales. Q. Can a search warrant be served at any time of day ARMOUR AND COMPANY or night? A. A search warrant directs when it can be served. It

cannot he executed in the night time unless the Magistrate SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA has so directed in the warrant. Phone South San Francisco 1457 Q. How young a child may legally he a witness? A. Every child over ten years of age is presumed to be a competent witness. There is no other limitation. When ROGER'S EL DORADO INN children are younger, the test is as to whether they have COCKTAILS the mental ability to record impressions and repeat what they have experienced. Children as young as five and a 107 GRAND AVENUE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. half years have often been held legally competent. Phone South San Francisco 478 Q. If a Warrant of Arrest is delivered to an Officer and he arrests the defendant, is he liable if the warrant is based GUERIN BROS. on a complaint which turns out to be false? A. As the Officer had no knowledge of the false charac- GENERAL CONTRACTORS ter of the complaint on its face, he was fully protected in making the arrest. 208 SOUTH LINDEN AVE. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.

Q. Two vehicles, in opposite directions, meet at a nar- Phone San Bruno 974 Richard Delucchi row point on a steep grade where it is impossible for both to proceed. Which driver has the right of way and is the RICHARD DELUCCHI & CO. other driver legally bound to maneuver his vehicle so the BUILDERS other may pass? A. The ascending vehicle has the right of way. The descending vehicle must yield the right of way and must, 420 SAN MATEO AVENUE SAN BRUNO, CALIF.

if necessary, back his vehicle to a place where the other Phone San Bruno 1355 Mike Holland vehicle can pass. Q. A man commits a crime which is witnessed by only one other person who is not a citizen but an alien resident RIO COCKTAIL LOUNGE of this country. May this alien make the arrest legally? A. Under the law, a private person may make such an SAN BRUNO, CALIF. arrest. He need not he a citizen and may even he an alien. 414 SAN MATEO AVENUE Phone San Bruno 3873 Mario Lama . Joseph Nutini . Mario Nutini Q. An Officer with a warrant walked into a man's apartment saying: "I have a warrant for your arrest.' The suspect asked, "Is my name on it?" Thereupon the Officer TURF CLUB CAFE showed him a warrant calling for the arrest of one "John Specializing in Italian Dinners COCKTAIL LOUNGE

715 SAN MATEO AVENUE SAN BRUNO, CALIF. HOTEL LAKEPORT Phone Millbrae 2718 Carl Sampson, Jr. JOS. DUKE, Owner "THE CROSSROADS" LAKEPORT CALIFORNIA Phone 125 'COMPLETE"!!! Ccci & Ernie COCKTAIL LOUNGE - BAR - DANCING RAINBOW RES0RT EL CAMINO at MILLBRAE AVE. MILLBRAE, CALIF. Phone JUniper 4-5937 On Clear Lake, via Hoplanil Grade HORSES . CYCLING . BOATS CABINS CLEVELAND LAUNDRY Wine and Dine by Candlelight SAN FRANCISCO LAKEPORT CALIFORNIA 901.921 BRAZIL AVENUE

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Doe." Has the suspect the right to refuse service and resist Phone GArfield 8724 because the warrant did not specify his name. A. No. If the warrant is in fact intended for him and was so issued, the fact that he was not correctly named A. GIURLANI & BRO. doesn't affect the validity of the warrant. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FOOD PRODUCTS Specializing in Olive Oils, Imported and Domestic Cheese Q. Vice Officers see a known prostitute enter her apartment with a suspected customer; they have no war- 537 FRONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO rant but knock on the door and demand admittance, say- ing "Open the door or we'll break it in." The prostitute Phone ORdway 1272 does not open the door immediately and they break it in. Is this within the law? GILBOY CO. A. An Officer may break in to make an arrest after de- SAN FRANCISCO manding admission and stating the purpose for which ad-

mission is desired. Since the Officers in this case did not 666 ELLIS STREET SAN FRANCISCO state the purpose desired, their act was not lawful. Phone GArfield 3897 Thomas Hadfield, Vice.President Q. Would it be burglary to enter a chicken house to steal chickens? American Mutual Liability Insurance Co. A. Yes. If it had walls on all sides and a roof, even if it also had on open door. Allied American Agency, Inc. Q. A man armed with a revolver threatens to kill a dog FIFE BUILDING unless the owner gives him $10, and, under this threat, the I DRUMM STREET SAN FRANCISCO owner does so; what is the crime? Phone VAlencja 9746 A. First degree Robbery. Q. Can a minor he given a death sentence? A. Yes. If he was over 18 when he committed the crime. PYRAMID HOUSE Q. A citizen demands that an Officer give a traffic cita- JOS. HOLLACK tion to a violator and volunteers to sign it as the sole wit-

ness and complainant. How should the Officer proceed? 1341 EVANS AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO

A. Citizens have no right to act in connection with Phone GArfield 3776 Lee R. Parker citations. The citizen could arrest the violator and turn the prisoner over to the Officer. Q. A person spits at another but misses him. Is this a HOTEL TIFFANY crime? Steam Heat - Tub and Shower Baths A. Yes. A clear case of assault which is defined as an unlawful attempt coupled with present ability to commit 269 O'FARRELL STREET, near Mason Street SAN FRANCISCO a violent injury upon the person of another. Any injury, Phone HEmlock 3165 L. J . Burley no matter how slight, is a violent injury if it is accom- plished with some force, even though the force be slight. Industrial Hard Chrome Plating Co. (To Be Continued) SALVAGE WORK A SPECIALTY Specialists in Heavy Chrome Deposits THE FINEST FOOD WITH DISTINCTIVE SERVICE 1820 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB CAFE Fine Wines, Cocktails and Liquors Reservations Appreciated NICE and LAKEPORT CUT-OFF HINCHMAN, ROLPH & LANDIS CHAPMAN & CO.

THE SMOKE SHOP 345 SANSOME STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone EXbrook 6486 LAKEPORT, CALIFORNIA C. SCHILLING CO. WINE MERCHANTS Specializing in Italian Dinners and American Cuisine

109 CLAY STREET SAN FRANCISCO MILAN CAFE Phone SUtter 5830 Manufacturers - Packers - Distributors FINEST OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED LIQUORS Ask for Al or Bill; they will give the Best E. F. LANE AND SON HONEY - MAPLE PRODUCTS - BEESWAX PEANUTS - PEANUT BUTTER LUCERNE, LAKE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 32 BEALE STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 39 June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL

PATROLLING A POLICE BEAT (Continued from page 18) that he has ever investigated; he certainly knew his busi- ness, as he so efficiently demonstrated to me, and he did CARMEN'S UNION DIV. 1380 not learn these techniques from practical experience. He probably was one of those boys who spent a little time 1179 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO each day in the study of the law and read in detail the description of murder cases occurring in other jurisdic- tions, in the daily newspapers. This story about the Sheriff BUNNYS WAFFLE SHOPS substantiates the fact that through study of the law and Convenient Locations; the police experiences in other j urisdictions, that if you are faced with the problem of a major criminal case, although 400 GEARY STREET 147 POWELL STREET you have not had the opportunity of practical past prec- 964 MARKET STREET 1106 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA edent, you will be able to handle the case in a competent and efficient manner. It is the little things in a patrolman's duty that at times indicate his efficiency. You are patrolling your beat and MAILLEY SEARLES INC. you notice a defect in the sidewalk or public street. You fail to make a report of this apparent minor, though dan- gerous condition. A woman, with a baby in her arms, 300 SEVENTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO steps into this small hole in the sidewalk, falls and the baby is seriously injured. You feel sorry for the unfor' unate accident, partially due to your negligence, but you reason that it is "one of those things". The fact of the THE SILVER RAIL matter is that there is a law covering this particular type FRED M. BURKE, Manager of negligence and the probability is that your city or town will be sued and the suit may terminate in a large SAN FRANCISCO judgment against your municipality. Where and what is 972 MARKET STREET the law that states this responsibility? Act 5149, of the General Laws of this state provides as follows: When- ever it is claimed that any person has been injured or any MATHEWS & LIVINGSTON property damaged as the result of the dangerous or defec- INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS tive condition of any public street, highway, building, park, grounds, works, or property, a verified claim for 200 BUSH STREET SAN FRANCISCO damages shall he presented in writing and filed with the clerk or secretary of the legislative body of the munici- pality, county, city and county, or school district, as the V.B.R. case may he, within 90 days after such accident has oc- DEL MONTE MEAT CO. curred. Such claim shall specify the name and address Jas. Salemi of the claimant, the date and place of the accident and the extent of the injuries or damages received. The section 751 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO also states that your city attorney must act as attorney for the claimant, unless the claimant desires to employ other counsel, and that all fees incidental for the suit must BILL'S SPORTSMEN'S CLUB be paid by the municipality. I have pointed out this par- ticular law to you to indelibly impress upon your minds

the importance of spending at least 20 minutes a day in the study of the law. If you know the law, it will he a 893 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone GArfield 9804 1. Orbe . J . Orbe, Props. JAI-ALAI CAFE SPANISH BASQUE DINNERS St. Thomas & Puerto Rico Fruit Products Co. 895 PACIFIC AVENUE, Corner of Powell Street SAN FRANCISCO

442 COMMERCIAL STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone EXbrook 9849 P. Vuillemainroy Phone EXbrook 6958 PAUL'S AUTO REPAIR WESTERN ART CO. MASTER MECHANICS Photo Frames, All Types - Quality Work For Less 631 CLAY STREET, Bet. Kearny & Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO 543 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page 40 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June, 1945'

step in the right direction towards making you a superior policeman. McLAREN-PARK GROCERY The bearing, appearance, grooming and general deport- WINE - BEER - GROCERIES FRUIT - VEGETABLES ment of a patrolman is of the utmost importance. Bearing, 296 MUNICH STREET SAN FRANCISCO dignity, calmness and the natural respect associated with the star and uniform and the authority of the people and the state which the patrolman represents is more than half CHAS. P. HART TRANSPORTATION CO. the battle. Some of us, particularly when we are new in 025 TENNESSEE STREET SAN FRANCISCO police work, become "drunk with authority". We become inflated with our own importance, and may, if we are not "cooled off" by understanding superiors, use the police UNITED DRUG CO. tactics, to a degree of a member of the "Gestapo". Main- SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA tain an impersonal attitude in the enforcement of the law. Remember that prosecutions are not conducted in behalf NEW COTTAGE HILL GROCETERIA of John Doe, patrolman versus Richard Roe, defendant. FINE GROCERIES Prosecutions are conducted in behalf of the People of the 3798 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO State of California and not the individual patrolman. When on duty in uniform keep in mind your personal ANDREW and ASIMOS appearance; we have already mentioned about proper Wines, Liquors and Groceries grooming; clean uniform, clean linen, shoes shined, and 63 SEVENTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO metal polished. Pay particular attention to your posture; the buildings and lampposts on your beat do not need the ACE HIGH support of your stalwart shoulders. You are on parade WHERE GOOD FELLOWS MEET before the public; your every action is observed. When on ISO SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO duty maintain the posture of a "West Pointer". There are many irksome assignments for the patrolman in police work. We old-timers have had our share of them; SOUTH BASIN GROCERY street car strikes, waterfront strikes, watching picket lines 2847 INGALLS STREET SAN FRANCISCO in front of stores, parades, details for large gatherings at the City Auditorium; tiresome, irksome, fatiguing. It is all STANDARD EGG CO. part of the job. Personally, I do not believe that policemen Wholesale Only should be assigned to more than two hours on a fixed post SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA detail without a short relief. When a person becomes tired he loses his alertness. When you are assigned to a fixed GRIFFITHS LUNCH post detail stay put. The success of the whole police assign- Good Food - Reasonable Prices ment may depend upon you. This type of detail does not 39 EIGHTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO come so often that we cannot put up with some incon- Phone VAlencia 10247 venience if it leads to the efficiency of the department. DIAMOND INN A patrolman should become familiar with the location HAS GOOD BEER of the police call boxes and fire boxes located on his beat 2574 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO so that no time would be lost in sending in a call for police or fire assistance; it is also a good idea to know the PUERTO RICO CAFE location of available private telephones so that they may 4218 THIRD STREET be used in case of an emergency. SAN FRANCISCO This has been rather a long dissertation on the art of LAZVATIN MARKET patrolling but when we consider that the patrolman is the GROCERIES - BEER - WINE bulwark of a police department, the suggestions may be 926 DE HARO STREET SAN FRANCISCO of some value to the "front line" of police work. Phone UNderhill 0101 Daniel Dee CALIFORNIA PUB TAVERN DEE ENGINEERING CO. WINE - BEER LIQUORS FIRE BRICK CONTRACTORS 262 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO 70 HOOPER STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone UNderhill 4358 Phone WAlnut 9082 R. & L. GROCERY ROD DALEY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and Cold Meats MARINA MEN'S SHOP Complete Line of Beer and Wine 310 18th STREET 2172 CHESTNUT STREET SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO Phone DOuglas 3857 Phone MOntrose 9933 Milton Russell, Prop. 'everything but the baby" NEW CORT CLEANERS F. J. FEISEL CO. CLEANERS Manufacturers & Wholesalers of Babies', Infants' & Children's Wear 308 20th AVE., Across Street from Post Office SAN FRANCISCO 334 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 41

CHIEF COLLINS Phone DOuglas 7885 (Continued from page 7) L. & L. MARKET Vegetables, Groceries, Dressed Poultry and Meats J . A. Mansfield, Vernon Bradbury, Irvin Bedford, and Wine, Beer and Liquors SAN FRANCISCO H. R. Estes and Mrs. Page. 474 THIRD STREET Lieutenant Wood, who is the top man under the Chief, has been with the department since 1922. A native of GOLDEN CITY CLEANERS BEST WORK - REASONABLE PRICES Santa Cruz, he joined the regular army in 1913, saw 5177 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO service in Europe during World War I, did a little sea- Phone VAlencia 8661 John Bluth, Prop. faring and tried his hand as a cowboy, but finally decided if he wanted a permanent home he had better find some JOHN'S PLACE other line of endeavor. He decided a place on the Red- 2201 19th STREET, Corner Vermont SAN FRANCISCO wood City Police Department would meet this idea and Phone MIssion 3270 so he became it member. He proved a good officer from VITTORI BROS. the start and has climbed to the highest rank next to the FRUITS, VEGETABLES and POULTRY, FANCY GROCERIES chief. 3820 . 26 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO He follows the policy of Chief Collins to serve with Phone ELkridge 1721 courtesy and give to all who apply for police advice and D. BASILI & SON GROCERIES Imported and Domestic help the fullest attention and cooperation. GROCERIES, POULTRY and FRUITS They tell a story about Lieutenant Wood that illus- 6271 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO trates how far he will go in this regard. A short time ago a young soldier, returning from the LEONARD'S MARKET South Pacific, entered police headquarters and the Lieu- tenant went to the counter to see what he wanted. The 2626 SAN BRUNO AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO visitor said he was an Oklahoman and was looking for Phone DOuglas 9396 Ted . Nick another man from his native city in Oklahoma. THE OLD GLORY CLUB All Kinds of Mixed Drinks by Expert Bartenders Lieutenant Wood asked him the name of the man he KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST sought. (He has a list of some 6000 names in his files of 276 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO people residing in Redwood City.) The young man said Grocery Phone RAndolph 1753 Butcher Phone DElaware 1689 he did not know the man's name. He added that his par- ETALO MARKET Groceries That Are Fresh and at Reasonable Prices Always ents had written him to look the man up, but had failed Meats - Fish - Poultry - Fruits - Vegetables 2714 SAN BRUNO AVE. Parodi Bros. SAN FRANCISCO Harry Politis, Prop. Phone MArket 4613 Phone RAndolph 9200 Guy Grosini 210 CLUB THE OLD SHACK Service With A Smile 210 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2998 SAN BRUNO AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO Phone UNderhill 9121 Neilo Masetti Phone Mission 9122 Ernilio Picchi BELL CLUB EMILIO'S CAFE IT'S NOT THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE THAT COUNTS COCKTAIL LOUNGE IT'S THE LIFE IN YOUR MAN Reservations for Dinner by Appointment 64 EIGHTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2502 . 2562 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone VAlencia 9704 T. H. Blair Phone VAlencia 3041 CRUCIBLE BRASS FOUNDRY TALBOT REFINING COMPANY BRASS, BRONZE & ALUMINUM CASTINGS LUBRICATING OILS 2255 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO 1449 CARROLL AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO Phone ATwater 3442 E. D. Alpen . Al Howe Phone VAlencia 2244 Luncheon . Steamed Clams Tony Devincenzi DEVINCENZI'S 4-MILE HOUSE ALPEN & HOWE Italian Dinners - Chiopino Dinners on Friday Evenings Auto and Truck Painting - Sign Work and Lettering Wines - Cocktail Lounge - San Francisco's Oldest Landmark 2373 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO 5501 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone MIssion 9491 Phone UNderhill 6122 J. Mellen, Mgr. G. LANZA ATLAS STEAM CLEANING SERVICE Sweet and Dry Wine and Beer Truck and Passenger Car Lubrication and Washing Vermouth - Domestic and Imported - and Liquor Chassis - Motors - Road Machinery - Paint Stripping 5006 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO 555 SEVENTH STREET, bet. Bryant & Brannan SAN FRANCISCO Phone UNderhiil 9480 Phone HEmlock 9144 M. Nello . S. Giusti - V. Aiello THREE PAL'S CAFE THE HUB TAVERN LUNCHES - DINNERS - FINE WINES and LIQUORS CEO. EMMETT, Prop. Next to Home, It is The Best Place to Eat 680 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO 3151 17th STREET. bet. So. Van Ness & Folsom SAN FRANCISCO Phone WAlnut 1737 Phone HEmlock 2742 POST STREET AUCTION STUDIO THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO. Auction Every Wednesday 863.1867 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO 1446 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO

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to give his name, but his folks said this man had married Phone GRaystone 6600 Mrs. H. C. Tyrrell, Manager a young woman whose name, we will say, was Brown, but ARMSTRONG'S U DRIVE no first name. The Lieutenant, somewhat at a loss just RENTA CAR where to start in his desire to give service, kept question- 037 GEARY STREET. bet. Polk and Van Ness SAN FRANCISCO ing the boy about the letter he had received from home. The boy said the man he was seeking had been married H. F. SLEEPER General Agent about three months before and the woman he married had THE LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. two children, and that in her native city she was a taxi 519 CALIFORNIA ST., Calif. and Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO driver. Phone HEmlock 9656 Hector Durieux The taxi companies were contacted but had never em- ployed any woman by the name or description given. Fender House and Standard Auto Wreckers Then Lieutenant Wood went to the Greyhound depot, 632 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO and there he found there was a young woman who had Phone GArfield 6837 Mr. and Mrs. Edw. R. Dathe, Sr., Mgr. Own. been married a few months before, and that she had two SEABOARD HOTEL Best Value for the Money - 250 Rooms - Steam Heat children. She was located and was the wife of the man Hot and Cold Water in Every Room - Showers, Tub Baths the returned soldier was looking for. 226 EMBARCADERO, opp. Piers 16 and IS SAN FRANCISCO Just before he left the country to return to the Jap- anese war zone, he called on Lieutenant Wood to thank POST & BRODERICK SERVICE STATION him. He said: "I sure gave you a mighty little to work on BEN GOLDSTEIN but you sure did get someplace for me with what little I 2399 POST STREET SAN FRANCISCO gave. When I was home I told my folks my experience Still at the Same Stand and we all agreed that it was a pleasant surprise to find a police department so willing to help out a stranger in BOLDEMANN CHOCOLATE CO what might be called an unimportant matter. I'll surely never forget your kindness." Phone UNderhill 6948 THOR ... Washers - Ironers Phone Redwood 87 THOR PACIFIC COMPANY Factory Branch LOUVRE FRENCH LAUNDRY 434 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone UNderhill 2991 721 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. J . C. FLETCHER Phone Redwood 1698 E. E. Engdahl, Prop. Factory Representative and Service Engineer ENGDAHL'S 1415 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO FUNITURE - PAINTS - WALL PAPER 2396 BROADWAY REDWOOD CITY, CALIF SAN FRANCISCO STEVEDORING CO. SMOKE SHOP 35 BRANNAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO BEER - CANDY - MAGAZINES Phone GArfield 5258 945 MAIN STREET REDWOOD CITY. CALIF MORGAN & SAMPSON SUPERIOR SELLING SERVICE 869 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO POP'S PLACE Phone YUkon 1238 MIDDLEFIELD RD. & DOUGLAS AVE. REDWOOD CITY, CALIF O'BRIEN IRON WORKS Office and Works 222 PERRY STREET WASHBURN & CONDON SAN FRANCISCO LIVESTOCK MARKET AGENCY HALLINAN MACKIN LUMBER CO. SO. SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA HARDWOOD LUMBER - PANELS - BOX SHOOK MONADNOCK BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO MAGNANI'S MARKET JACK PINSLER 515 EL CAMINO REAL REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. CIGARS and LIQUORS 698 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO To p 's PLACE S BEER - GROCERIES TAR POOL PARLOR POOL and BILLIARDS 2202 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. 555 WEBSTER STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone S. M. 5-0191 A. Sutter Phone UNderhill 6705 SUTTER'S UPHOLSTERING CO. Creators of CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE TONY & DANNY'S PLACE For More Than 10 Years BEER - WINE - SOFT DRINKS 2215 EL CAMINO REAL SAN MATEO, CALIF. 186 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO 548 NATOMA STREET June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 43

SCHOOL SAFETY PATROLS IN REVIEW Phone WAlnut 9872 We Deliver (Continued from page 13) YNGOJO BROS. BEER Daniel Webster, Grant, Parkside, and Paul Revere. GROCERIES - MEATS - WINES - SAN FRANCISCO Third Battalion: Redding and Jefferson tied; Dudley 1550 WEBSTER STREET, corner Post C. B. Wilson, Manager Stone and Fairmont tied; Grattan and Visitacion Valley Phone MIssion 8731 tied; Pacific Heights, Francis Scott Key, and Columbus. C. B. WILSON ROOFING CO. Quality Roofs - Repairing - Damp and Water Proofing Fourth Battalion: St. Brigids, St. Phillips, and Star of Enameling - Ships Coatings SAN FRANCISCO the Sea tied; St. Anne's, St. Dominic's and St. Paul's tied; 75 MONTCALM STREET St. Charles, St. James, St. John's, and St. Vincent de Paul's. IRVING SALES CO. Fifth Battalon: Fremont, John Muir, and Winfield Scott 3001 22nd STREET SAN FRANCISCO tied; Emerson and Raphael Weill tied; Sunnyside, Bay Phone MIssion 5736 View, Marshall, and Golden Gate. Sixth Battalion: Alamo, Alvarado, and Sutro tied; METZ CREAM DOUGHNUTS BEST QUALITY Edison, Cabrillo, Franklin, Kate Kennedy, and Monroe. 2778 24th STREET SAN FRANCISCO Seventh Battalion: Madison, Frank McCoppin, and Phone Mission 9577 Herb Jackson . Ralph Chiappetta George Peabody tied; Bret Ffarte and Sheridan tied; Garfield, Guadalupe, and Longfellow tied; Yerba Buena, SHUFFLE BOARD CLUB Junipero Serra, and Glen Park. 2798 BRYANT STREET SAN FRANCISCO

Eighth Battalion: Argonne, Lafayette, and Sherman Compliments of tied; Andrew Jackson and Commodore Sloat tied; San H. S. KOMOR Miguel, Farragut, Le Conte, and Starr King. 2409 IRVING STREET SAN FRANCISCO Ninth Battalion: Bryant and West Portal tied; Com- Phone EXbrook 7865 Res. Phone Los Altos 2059 modore Stockton and Hancock-Cooper tied; William McKinley and Washington Irving tied; Jean Parker, Ed- DALEY BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS ward R. Taylor, and Cleaveland. 426 BRYANT STREET SAN FRANCISCO Tenth Battalion: St. Agnes, St. Joseph's, and Sacred Heart tied; Most Holy Redeemer, St. Emydius, and SS. Peter and Paul's tied; Joan of Arc, Corpus Christi, St. An- CALIFORNIA CHAIN STORES ASSN. thony's, and St. Monica's. MONADNOCK BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO Eleventh Battalion (Junior High School) : Roosevelt Phone EVergreen 9787 Frank and Presidio tied; Aptos and Marina tied; Horace Mann, FRANK'S FIREPLACE Portola, John Swett, and Francisco. PIANO & SOLOVOX ENTERTAINMENT Where We Meet Again 1840 HAIGHT STREET SAN FRANCISCO Compliments of Phone MIssion 5218 STERN & GRUPP CRESCI SEA FOOD GROTTO ATTORNEY AT LAW Specializing in Crabs, Fish, Sea Food Cocktails, Oysters Popular Prices MILLS BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO 318 BAYSHORE BOULEVARD SAN FRANCISCO Phone HEmlock 0982 Free Estimates Phone ORdway 0412 Electrical Construction - Air Conditioning W. E. LIVELY & SON CORY & JOSLIN, INC. Frame Straightening and Wheel Alignment CONTRACTING ENGINEERS Official Brake Station Heating and Ventilating - Pumping Equipment - Power Plants 160 HAYES STREET SAN FRANCISCO 512 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO Phone WEst 6517 Compliments of MME. L. LOUSTAU & CO. MARTIN SHIP SERVICE FRENCH LAUNDRY 3650 SACRAMENTO STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2051 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone Mission 4423 Branches: Napa - Monterey ROTHSCHILD JEWELRY CO. Since 1913 CAPITAL RICE MILLS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY - Payment Plan 2578 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO 260 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO DEBS DEPARTMENT STORES A. OLIVER, The Trapper 2430 MISSION STREET 1643 FILLMORE STREET FURS 2062 MISSION STREET 1318 STOCKTON STREET 2285 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. Phones: SUtter 0387; Res. MIssion 6504 L. Balogh, Mgr.

L. & M. PATTERN WORKS GOLDEN GATE POULTRY PATTERN MAKERS and MODEL BUILDERS 455 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO 2254 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO

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BAY CITIES BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Phone AShberry 117 Phone Richmond 2731 Phone MArket 9873 STONE BROS. MOSS ROSE BAKERY HARRY'S CUSHION SHOP Home Furnishings For Better Bakery Products Truck Cushions - Tops and Curtains 2484 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley, Calif. 720 Macdonald Avenue Richmond, Calif. 44 Howard Street San Francisco Phone Hlghgate 4075 Henry C. Shapiro Phone BAyview 6527 J. Wormser Phone HEmlock 4261 C. Adame, Prop. CENTRAL MARKET California Scrap Iron Corporation RELIABLE REBRICKING CO. Carniceria Y Abarrotes-Servicio A Domicilio Plants Oakland, San Francisco, Pittsburg Specializing in Rebricking Boilers 429 Ninth Street San Francisco 2310 Peralta Street Oakland, Calif. Oil Burners and Furnaces Repaired 5833 California Street San Francisco Phone MArket 2100 Phone Piedmont 6600 Res. OLympic 5152 Phone GArfield 4578 The American Ambulance Co. HARVEY BLAIR AND CO. Mrs. Gus Sober, Proprietress Realty Investments . Property Managers A. MADSEN 146 Central Avenue San Francisco 3817 San Pablo Avenue Emeryville, Calif. Printing and Lithographic Machinery Mechanical Engineer Phone OLympic 8332 126 Perry Street San Francisco J J MOORE & CO., INC. . . SHIPPING MERCHANTS L. J . KRUSE CO. Phone UNderhill 4563 Hugh J. Maclean IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS Plumbing and Heating MACLEAN'S MACHINE SHOP 451 Montgomery Street San Francisco 6247 College Avenue Oakland, Calif. Diesel - General - Automotive Phone 500 470 Eighth Street San Francisco Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Maryland SAVIN'S DRUG STORE Financial Center Bldg. San Francisco (Say-in-Drugs) PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE CO. Phone WAlnut 2869 4th and Macdonald Ave. Richmond, Calif. 465 California Street San Francisco REDERICKSEN HARDWARE Phone Richmond 477 Edna Crane, Mgr. Complete Line of Hardware E. C. CRANE Phone MIssion 3759 Night Call JU. 4.6812 3029 Fillmore St., nr. Union, San Francisco Linoleum - Window Shades - Venetian Blinds DR. WALTER E. SCHOTT EXbrook 4005 Harvey Lum, Mgr. Carpets - Rugs DENTIST Andy Wong's 2011 Macdonald Avenue Richmond, Calif. 3323 Mission Street San Francisco Mission Trails Restaurant Restaurant CHELEMEDOS MARKET 500 Sutter St. at Powell San Francisco Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables PIONEER SOAP CO. Free Delivery 1251 Solano Avenue Albany, Calif. 8th and Carolina Streets San Francisco ALBERT SALON THE CALIFORNIA Sir Francis Drake Hotel San Francisco Bottled Beer Bottled and Bulk Wines THE WOODWORKING SHOP Phone GArfield 6738 Walter E. Pixley Cigars - Cigarettes 274 Shotwell Street San Francisco 1 716 Macdonald Avenue Richmond, Calif. HOBART Phone Richmond 192.J Phone Valencia 9658 Steve & Mary Gazzera Food Preparing Machines FINNISH STEAM BATHS MONTE CARLO CAFE 929 Mission Street San Francisco Massage "for your health" Light Lunches, Sandwiches, Cigars Week Days: TO am, to 10 p.m. Wines and Liquors BAY CITY MARKET 515 Tenth Street Richmond, Calif. 705 Yosemite Ave, or. 3rd St. San Francisco 945 Market Street San Francisco Ph. Richmond 2446 "A Complete Food Store" Phone VAlencia 9668 Phone GArfield 1854 7th STREET MARKET SUNNYDALE WINE CO. Meat, Poultry, Fish, Groceries, Vegetables Wholesale Distributors HOTEL IRWIN Cor. 7th and Macdonald Richmond, Calif. 2936 24th Street San Francisco 108 Fourth Street San Francisco Phone Richmond 274 V. E. Bergstrom Phone EXbrook 9898 Fannie Pedersen, Prop. W. F. FRASER, OPT. D. PEDERSEN'S Phone HEmlock 0475 Optometrist RESTAURANT and Bar The White House Cleaners & Dyers 499 Third Street 919 Macdonald Avenue Richmond, Calif. San Francisco 174 Fourteenth Street San Francisco Phone ORdway 3913 Phone RAndolph 1300 Phone PRospect 9474 Remo Durighello N. J. FARRAH Department Store FAIRMONT COFFEE SHOP CARUSO'S 4458 . 60 Mission Street 1000 Bush Street Fine Italian Foods opp. Excelsior Avenue San Francisco San Francisco Home of the Rotary Cooker Phone MOntrose 5969 136 Taylor Street San Francisco Phone WEst 3226 WEBBERS SHOPPE New Fillmore Beauty Salon Men's Wear - Children's Wear Any Desired Hair Style Ladies' Apparel F. PAGENDARM 913 Fillmore St., nr. Fulton San Francisco 68 West Portal Avenue San Francisco J.

Phone RAndolph 7331 Telephone GArfield 7010 We Own and Operate Our Own Cleaning Plant Connecting All Departments MOUNT DAVIDSON GLASER BROS. CLEANERS & DYERS WHOLESALE WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED CIGARS and TOBACCOS Quality Service WINES —LIQUORS— CANDIES We Give S & H Green Stamps OAKLAND SACRAMENTO 900 Harrison Street 916 12th Street 769 MONTEREY BOULEVARD 475 FOURTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 4

Phone Mission 1267 RALPH & FRANK'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE CAL'S FOUNTAIN AERO BATTERIES - FISK TIRES SAN FRANCISCO 25th & VALENCIA SAN FRANCISCO 910 MARKET STREET Pure Distilled Water Phone EXbrook 6464 BUY WAR BONDS PURITY SPRING WATER CO. AND STAMPS Spring Water from "Marvelous Mann" Co. SAN FRANCISCO 2050 KEARNY STREET Phone RAndolph 85358536 Henry Greenberg Open Day and Night Phone VAlencia 1633 BORELLO'S CLEANING & DYEING CO. MANHATTAN LUNCH CO. CLEANERS OF QUALITY Quality Foods - Popular Prices 2695 SAN BRUNO AVENUE SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO 2597 MISSION STREET, Corner 22nd Phone EXbrook 9674 Phone GRaystone 9571 THE HULA SHACK BAR MRS. JULIA BENNALLACK The Friendly Tavern SAN FRANCISCO GUEST HOUSE 979 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO 1265 PINE STREET Phone UNderhill 8135 Albert lsh

Compliments of CENTRAL UPHOLSTERING CO. 1284 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO MATSON NAVIGATION CO. Phone RAndolph 9734 Michael A. King RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 4300 MISSION STREET, Cor. Silver Avenue SAN FRANCISCO Alterations Our Specialty Phone SUtter 3114 Phone RAndolph 5102 SMITH'S CLEANERS & DYERS SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED U. S. PIPE & MANUFACTURING CO. 6256 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO PIPE - VALVES - FITTINGS - FABRICATING Phone DElaware 241 P. KANSORA 249 FIRST STREET SAN FRANCISCO STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 599 MOSCOW STREET SAN FRANCISCO Compliments of SCAVENGER'S LUNCH EDWARD BROWN & SONS BEER . WINE - GOOD MEALS Pacific Coast Insurance General Agents 1624 SIXTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone DElaware 6778 432 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO TI-TOP-RODRIGUES BEER - WINE - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES 598 ATHEAN STREET SAN FRANCISCO g • Transplanting .Growing Seedin Phone UNderhill 9464

4 oil JOE'S PLACE All Kinds of Wine, Beer and Other Liquors 1200 18th STREET SAN FRANCISCO our it on . Watch 'em Grow! I LAST CHANCE BEER - SOFT DRINKS - SANDWICHES and GOOD FOOD 366 THIRD STREET SAN FRANCISCO OCCIDENTAL PLATING WORKS INC. REDWOOD THEATRES, INC. PLATING - POLISHING - OXIDIZING On All Metalware - Enameling 2259 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO

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SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT San Francisco, California May 2$, 194$ On May 23rd, 1945, at about 9:25 A. M., SOL RISKIN, owner and proprietor of the PIONEER LOAN OFFICE, at 419 Kearny Street, San Francisco, was held up and robbed by two armrd bandits at his place of business and diamonds, jewelry, watches, etc., were stolen amounting to $40,000.00 There was also $1,200.00 in currency taken. MODUS OPERANDI: The two suspects were waiting at the entrance to his place of business and when be opened up the store the two suspects followed victim into the store and told him it was a holdup and pointed their guns at him and then tied him with his hands behind his back with a white cord rope and made him lie on the floor. Then they asked him for the combination of the safe. He gave the combination to them but the bandits were unable to open the safe. They then untied the victim and made him open the safe and then retired him and placed him on the floor again. They then emptied all the jewelry into a brown leather handbag, telescope type, size 24" x 14" x 8", and left the premises. DESCRIPTIONS: No. 1-White, Male-35-40 years, 6' 0", 175-180 lbs., wearing light grey suit, dark hat, well dressed, and used a blue steel .32 cal. automatic. No. 2-White, Male-27-30 years, 5' 6", 16$ lbs., grey suit, dark hat, well dressed, and used a blue steel revolver. Kindly forward any information that may be obtained in connection with this crime to CHARLES W. DULLEA, Chief of Police, San Francisco, Calif. DESCRIPTION OF STOLEN PROPERTY M 6921409, C 64517 2 Swiss Make, 14 K Gold Thin Models, one dial very dirty, 1 .38 cal. Smith & Wesson Nickel Plated Revolver, Serial 15226 open face (gents) 1 18 K Howard, very heavy hunting case, site 16, M 57435, 1 very small Ladies Lapel Swiss Watch with S diamonds set C 8740 (gents) in enamel, 14 karat 1 18 K Key Winder make, enamel, size 10 1 Ladies Platinum Wrist Watch, roses around dial, platinum 1 14 K Hunting Case Howard, gents, size 18 bracelet attached with about 2$ diamonds 1 Gents 19J Hunting Case, Elgin, size 12 1 Swiss Stop Watch, of. split 2nd, No. 80470-70470 1 17J International, very thin, 14 K, site 12 1 Elgin R R Watch, size 16, engraving on back, "Johnny 1 14 K Longines Gents Wrist Watch, set with 3 diamonds in Ham" dial, 81,N-38288, in long aluminum display case 1 Elgin Hunting Case old Watch, heavy, M 11791574, C 1 Eska 14 K gold, 17J sweep 2nd hand, Wrist Watch, pink 323839 dial and pink bracelet 12 Watches, Hamilton, Illinois, Elgin, various sizes 1 Eska Wrist Watch, 18 K gold water-proof steel, back sweep 1 Gents Longines Wrist Watch, M 5870586, C T064883 2nd hand, luminous dial, M 12136, C 18 1 Waltham Gents Wrist Watch, M 39504, C 419601 1 Pink 7J Swiss Gents Wrist Watch 1 Hamilton Cents Wrist Watch, M SS42530, C S243613 1 17 K Gold 17J Swiss Cents Wrist Watch 1 Hamilton Gents Wrist Watch, M 0117856, C 0964354 1 17J Bulova Wrist Watch, nickel case 1 Waltham Cents Wrist Watch, M 1246840 1 15J Waltham Cold-filled Case Wrist Watch 1 Omega Swiss Watch (wrist), M 9516045, C S241704 1 7J Swiss Wrist Watch 1 Gents Longines Wrist Watch, M 6021001, C 2024084, pink 1 7J Elgin Wrist Watch gold About $00 pieces assorted jewelry, described as Nuggets, Gold 1 Bulova Gents Wrist Watch, M 7AP-2$08695 Dust, Gold Coins, Lockets, Chains, Charms, Bracelets, 1 Lord Elgin Pink Gold Wrist Watch, M C443828, C 106837 Pins, Cigarette Cases, Ear Rings, Pen & Pencil Sets, 1 Lord Elgin Wrist Watch, M C378900, C E-437737 WM & YM Diamond Rings, Brooches, Cameo Rings 1 Clinton Cents Wrist Watch, M CXH-882743 and Brooches and other costume jewelry 1 Octo Swiss Wrist Watch, C 6512 Gold Thimbles 1 Girard Wrist Watch 75 pairs of Gold, Diamond and Platinum Link Buttons 1 Waltham Gents Wrist Watch, M 430038, C L37076 Gold Pens and Pencil Sets 1 Ladies Pink Gold Wrist Watch, C RXM-8345, set with S Gold Russian Jewel Box, l l/2 .in. square, with gold cross and small diamonds and S rubies chain inside 1 of. Howard Watch, M 97702$, C 4419051 Shriner's Button set with 15 diamonds I Rolert Cents Wrist Watch. Cannot open on back; engraved Numerous pieces of Antique Jewelry of various descriptions and "Jack from Scarlet". Jewels 1 of. Hamilton Watch, M 1609112, C 869107 Chinese Jade Rings 1 Ladies Round Platinum Watch set with 34 diamonds around Numerous Diamond Bracelets set with different jewels dial, black ribbon 30 Gold Scarf Nugget Pins and various other Scarf Pins 1 Ladies Platinum Oblong Square Watch set with about 27 Numerous Gold and Platinum Watch Chains diamonds I large Solid Gold Badge-star-shaped, 8 points, enameled inlay 1 17J Gruen, Very Thin, pink dial, size 12, M 2 . 348353, C with number "56" stamped on back-about 3 inches in G114669 diameter 1 21J Waltham Riverside, size 12, gents 150 assorated Ladies Rings with diamonds of different sizes 1 17J Elgin, gold filled case, size 12, diamond shape monogram 50 Gents Signet Rings-plain and some set with various stones covered up 1 large Bar Pin (platinum)-3 in x I/z in., with about 78 1 7J 14 K Gold Elgin Hunting Case, brass movement, size 6, diamonds and large grey pearl in center

GArfield 8417 . 8418 Jerome A. Solomon GENERAL FIXTURE CO. N. CERVELLI & Co. Counters - Stools - Booths - Crockery - Glassware Silverware - Utensils - - Sheet Metal Works HOTEL and RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 3309 FILLMORE STREET SAN FRANCISCO COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS 953 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO GEORGE M. PHILPOTT CO. Phone WAlnut 5696 General Repairing Rock Drilling Equipment - Ball and Roller Bearings THE UNION HARDWARE CO. Household Goods, Electrical Supplies, Paints, Glass Compressor Rental Service - Pumps - Wire Rope - Pillow Blocks Garden Tools, Keys Oil Seals - Bronze Stock MAYTAG WASHING MACHINES - HOT POINT APPLIANCES 1160 BRYANT STREET SAN FRANCISCO IRONRITE IRONERS 2162 UNION STREET SAN FRANCISCO Phone GArfield 1809 Telephone DOuglas 2931 ATKINSON-STUTZ CO. DAN. T. CASSIDY WHOLESALE LUMBER AND ITS PRODUCTS CURTAIN, DRAPERY AND SLIP COVER MFRS. 112 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO 677 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO June, 1945 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 47

SUCCESSFUL STATE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL PROGRAM California. and especially the San Francisco area, has pioneered in this nation's progress toward a successful PENINSULA GARAGES alcoholic beverage control program, according to Com- R. H. Ratliff missioner Alfred E. Driscoll, State Director of New Jersey's alcoholic beverage control department, and na- REDWOOD CITY, CALIF. tionally known authority on control problems. Commis- sioner Driscoll has Just completed a visit in Northern Cali- fornia, where he spoke before a group of law enforcement No. 1— No. 2- agencies at the State Building in San Francisco. During his stay in this area, Commissioner Driscoll told 450 Main Street 3101 El Camino Real 3220 1214 3428 the enforcement officers he found conditions in the field of Phone Night Phone Phone alcoholic beverage control here in excellent shape, and comparable with the best in the nation. He paid personal tribute to George R. Reilly, member of the State Board of Phone 3-9819 Equalization for this district, for his efforts in helping to establish an "outstanding program of alcoholic beverage control" in the San Francisco area. NEW DEAL CIVIC Commissioner Driscoll said California is far ahead of CLUB INC. other states in two important phases of control program the curfew law and the handling of minors. The New One of the Largest Dance Halls Jersey liquor czar said California pioneered the curfew in the Country law, so that when it became national in scope this state was spared the confusion and ineffectiveness apparent in some other state. 50 NORTH B STREET "I am convinced, Commissioner Driscoll said, "that SAN MATEO CALIFORNIA we might have had far more strict regulation of the indus- try had not California pioneered with early closing measures. Had other states adopted the same policy when California did, there would not have been the problem of making the curfew effective when it became national in Courtesy of scope. "This state's handling of the minor problem also has been outstanding, and in looking over your records I find INDUSTRIAL AND your intelligent handling of the issue has produced spec- tacular results. During my stay in this area I have made a COMMERCIAL survey of conditions, and in my travels throughout the nation I have found California far ahead of many states ELECTRONICS in its control program. I am familiar with the work done here by your hoard member, George Reilly, and he is to be congratulated upon the success he has achieved in the BELMONT, CALIFORNIA field of control on behalf of the public and the industry itself."

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Phone 6Y13 for Reservations Phone Richmond 3058 L. Gardella, Prop. THE LODGE A MATHEWS G "The Lodge of a Thousand Lights" ARC WELDING GAS Italian Dinners Famous from Coast to Coast C WORKS S Imported and Domestic Liquors WELDING AND FABRICATING OF ALL KINDS ALUMINUM, BRAZING, CAST IRON, POT METAL CABINS - BOATING - FISHING STEEL AND ALL ALLOYS STUART WELDING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Clearlake Highlands LAKE COUNTY 1527 Barrett Ave. Richmond, Calif. June, 1945' POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL Page 49

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Twenty-six police officers, including one from China, 1001 24th STREET OAKLAND, CALIF. on June 13, were graduated from the Northwestern Uni- versity Traffic Institute's four-and-a-half-month course in LEO'S PLACE traffic police administration in Evanston, Illinois. The A GOOD SPOT TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS class, representing the police departments of sixteen cities, 598 VALENCIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO six states and one county in the United States, and that of Chungking, China, received their diplomas at the 87th annual commencement exercises of Northwestern Uni- NUSBAUM WHOLESALE HARDWARE CO. versity, when more than a thousand candidates for degrees 871 FOLSOM STREET SAN FRANCISCO and certificates from the University's schools and associated Phone DOuglas 8911 institutions assembled for the ceremonies at Deering Meadow. Robert E. Raleigh, acting director of the Insti- LA SALLE GARAGE II. 0. LITTLE, Proprietor tute, delivered the formal charge to the graduates and 981 HOWARD STREET SAN FRANCISCO presented the diplomas. Phone HEmlock 4292 Jane and Lee This class brings to 247 the number of officers who have been graduated from the traffic police administration course JANEY MAE'S BEAUTY SALON since the Institute was founded in 1936. 502 14th STREET, near Guerrero Street SAN FRANCISCO Class members from municipal police departments arc: Liuet. Leo. T. Callaghan, Buffalo, N. Y.; Der. Willard J. Carlson, Miami, Fla.; Ptlm. James W. Clabby, Bridgeport, Frank C. Borrrnann Steel Supply Co. Conn.; Ptlm. Thomas W. Davis, Winston-Salem, N. C. 815 BRYANT STREET SAN FRANCISCO Ptlm. John J . Guidici, Oakland, Calif.; Sgt. R. Chester Phone Mission 8322 Geo. A. Favre Hessinger, Dayton, Ohio: Patrol Sgt. William Huebner, Milwaukee; Capt. S. K. King, Stockton, Calif.: Sgt. Wil- POTRERO TIRE SERVICE New and Used Tires and Tubes - Full Circle Recapping liam H. Kipp, Cincinnati, Ohio: Lieut. Floyd A. Kline, 2720 23rd STREET SAN FRANCISCO Anderson, Ind.; Lieut. Herbert J. McGuire, New Haven, Conn.; Ptlm. Arthur B. Philpott, San Jose, Calif.; Special Ardmore, Pa.; and Sgt. Arthur P. Williams, San Francisco. Traffic Officer Walter S. Schearer, Reading, Pa.; Chief The 1945 fall course in traffic police administration will Collision Investigator Ted R. Smith, Pasadena, Calif.; start September 10. The deadline for applications for this Ptlm. Raymond B. Valentine, Lower Merion Township, course is June 20.

Home Loans for War Veterans The San Francisco Bank extends a cordial invitation to all War Veterans seeking home loans to drop into any one of its seven offices. We shall be glad to advise Veterans how to secure a GUARANTEED HOME LOAN under the Service Men's Bill of Rights. * THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK SAVINGS Inc. Feb. 10, 1868 ' Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. TRUST 526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO SEVEN OFFICES—EACH A COMPLETE BANK Page 50 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL June. 1945

EIGHT ACE DETECTIVES HERE FOR BIG MEET (Continued from page 4) Phone South San Francisco 57 Springs, Ark., and Los Angeles arrived a week before R. D. Rasmussen, Operator E. 0. Eckert, Mgr. the opening of the International Security Conference, and were sworn in as temporary members of the San Fran- cisco Police Department by Chief Charles W. Dullea. They served throughout the Conference. The eight men are: Skyway Cafe Lieutenant Daniel J. Campion and Detective Joseph Sullivan of the Pickpocket and Bunco Bureau of New York City; Inspector Jerry Watson of Hot Springs; In- spectors Edward Witry and Timothy O'Connell of the BAR- COCKTAIL LOUNGE Pickpocket Bureau of Chicago, and Inspector Frank Keo- hane of the Robbery Detail, and Victor Penny of the Pickpocket Detail, Los Angeles, and Captain J. J. Grosch FINE FOODS of New Orleans. All these men are specialists in their particular line * of work and the word that they were going to be in San Francisco for the duration of the conference was calcu- San Francisco lated to keep any bright guns from other states from con- verging on this city. Municipal Airport They were assigned to Lieutenant Charles Maher of the Pickpocket and Bunco Detail and were scattered * among the big hotels housing delegates and their aides. Inspector Keohane is a brother of Inspector John COFFEE SHOP OPEN 24 HRS. Keohane of the Check Detail under Lieutenant Maurice Riordan. He is rated one of the best men in the Inspec- Except Sundays - 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. tor's Bureau of our southern sister city. (Continued on page 52)

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ACE DETECTIVES HERE FOR MEET (Continued from page 50) On April 27, a dinner was held for the visiting eastern sleuths at Bimbo's Restaurant, Bay and Powell Streets. It was a feast properly sprinkled with the necessary The Seventh War liquid refreshments. Inspector George Page and Fred Butz had charge of the affair and they made it one the guests of honor will be Loan Drive talking about for a long, long time to come. Many members of the San Francisco Police Department were present and, in a foreword to the menu, Inspectors Needs Your Help Page and Butz stated: "It isn't often that we police officers of San Francisco The Seventh War Loan Drive now have the opportunity to greet brothers from other cities. in under way and the help of every But now we have that opportunity. It took a world up- American with an income is needed heaval to bring us together and so we have a Champion, without the H. A. Sullivan—not John L., but one of the to make the Drive a success. The finest from New York City; Tim O'Connell and Ed money from War Bond sales is neces- Witrey, two fine gents if we ever spotted one; from Los sary to carry on the war. It is helping Angeles Frank Keohane returns to this city, his old home pay for the planes, tanks, ships, am- town, with Vie Penny, a one-time ball player; from "Way munition and medical and hospital Down South," New Orleans sends us John Grosch; from facilities for our fighting men. Arkansas, which has given the world Bob Burns as a one- man band, comes Jerry Watkins, a one-man police de- Collapse of the Nazi gangsters partment. We local "Cops" who have had the pleasure of must not let us forget for an instant meeting and to know and be with this "foreign element" that there still remains a vicious and are happy that, although it has taken strife and care to bring these great guys here, we are able to greet them as fanatical enemy in Asia to be con- true and tried friends. May we meet again soon, when the quered. Our military leaders warn us troubles of this world have subsided and joy again reigns." that the war against Japan will be long and hard and that many billions of dol- Phone KLonclike 2-0644 lars will be needed before final victory. Your investment in war bonds serves a dual purpose. First, it pays rich divi- dends in the self-satisfaction of knowing that your money is helping to bring vic- The Alfred Hart tory a little closer. And, second, your savings in bonds will provide a postwar Distributing nestegg . . for the youngsters' ed- ucation . . for the new home or Company farm - . for a little business for the returning veteran or yourself OF SAN FRANCISCO and will provide against sickness or ac- cident. Wholesale Liquor Dealer Remember the War is not over— BUY BONDS! * P- G- - E' 598 POTRERO AVENUE Pacific Gas and ElectricCompaNy SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA PJ 6X-645 POLICE AND PEACE OFFICERS' JOURNAL

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