Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 38

38-A CCCCB Oaktnd Tribune, Sunday, July 29, 1951 SUNMOON AND TIDE I i StTNPAY. JULY bay vital statistics Rites Today for Mrs. Rutherford i Funeral services will be at 4 DEATHS DEATHS VJV Ll. A I ACt rVs. LS)fl VVTra at fmtfOmhmi taasms luaaa) I Aj.

sii ibji YV mi I i 1 Awf far Hut ryt. wn Banna WW Haw lOO I I imam EyXyJ 100 0 I JO SiM lit July It HK aarf iw lxhm pirn, today for Mrs. Mary Stuart Rutherford, 84, member of a pioneer California family and postmistress at Truckee for 30 years. Mrs. Rutherford, who suc cumbed at' 1036 Oxford Street, was the widow of Frank Mitchell Rutherford, former Nevada County district attorney and member of the State Legislature, as well as one of the original members of the State Board of Prison Directors.

I A native of Connecticut, Mrs. Rutherford came to California via the. Isthmus of Panama as a child of .2, her family settling in Nevada County to become prominently identified with development of that area. She was affiliated with Truckee chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star and Neighbors of Woodcraft. For 14 years Mrs.

Rutherford had resided in Berkeley. Surviving are four children, Llttl chang is predicted in the weather picture in the United State generally today. There will be scattered thundershowers howeVer, in the northern plains, the mountainous areas of the Rockies, and southwestern section ol the Nation. AP Wirephoto. WE A HER (afternoons.

Late night and early morn- Mrs. Owen W. Bentley, Portland, a "i p.m. for furnishing and TarrP PnthprfnrH Ppnn' INSTALLING KbECTRIC WORK IN james l. Kutneriora, Keno, i buildings nos.

636 and 04, oak-John T. Rutherford and municipal airport. Oak- fmnti California. Form of proposal Woodward, Berkeley. Hand- affidavit theroon will be fur- Rev.

David Stowe, assistant 1 nished by the undersigned grratul- inr-t tmisly. Plana and specifications pastor of First Congregational wm b. furnished on deposit of fio.oo Church, will conduct services at i'hefk. which amount will be funded providing plana and specifi-Berkeley Hills Chapel, Shattuckratfons r1 returned within ninety Avenue and Cedar Street, calendar days after receiving: Ti- I bids. No refund will be made after lowed by interment at Uyandotte.i that date.

specifications will Sun rises I Sun Moon 1 Moon set New Moon 1st Qtr. Ana. 2 Aug. 10 Full Moon Last Qtr. Aug.

16 Am. 24 JULY 2i TO AUGUST 2 TIDE TABLE L.W. HTW. L.W. H.W.

29 0.0 4 9 4.0 t.T 30 S.2 4.0 6 8 31 8.3 4.0 7.0 1 5.4 3 8 7.0 i2 5.5 i The Urn and heights of tide in the above U.S. Coast and Geodetic Surveys table are given for tha foot of Parle Street. Oakland: for Fort Point, subtract 40 minutes. I Notice In tha above tabulation of the tides tha daily tides are given In the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early-morning Udes in the left-hand column. Tha columns of halehts giva the elevation of eacn tide In feet above or below the level on Coast Survey chart soundings.

The numbers are always additive to the chart depth, unless preceded by a minus sign -t; then the. numbers are subtracted. t.F.O Kl. NOTICB NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISHING AND INSTALLING ELKCTKIC WORK IN BUILDINGS NOS. 636 AND 04, OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT.

The Board of Port Commissioners of the City of Oakland, at Its offices. Room 73, Grove Street Pier, will receive sealed bids on Monday, August 6. 1951, between the hours of i 1 1 1 ft in available in Room 73 on Thursday, July 26. 1951. Certified check in the amount of ten per cent (10) of bid to accompany bid.

Bond in full amount of contract to be furnished by successful bidder. Contract time shall begin on date of written notice from Port Manager that contract Is In effect and work shall be completed within ixty (60) calendar days from date of said notice. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. II.

ABRL. Secretary Board of Port Commissioners No. 81, July 25 (5t) NOTICK BIDS FOR CONSTRUC thereon will be furnished by the underpinned gratuitously. Plans and i ircn iii ue lurnieneu on deposit of 125.00 check. which i no i 'mi iii-i in ffiitrL dim Hum shall be cnmplptfrl within one hun Orin I.

Trafford BERKELEY, July 28. Last rites will be at 11 a.m. Monday for Orin I. Trafford, 77, retired public accountant and former Berkeley resident for 25 years. Mr.

Trafford, born in Massachusetts, succumbed at the home of his son, Andrew R. Trafford, in San Francisco, where he had hppn makinc hi! hnmp fnr spvpral TION OK ONK STORY WOOD years. Besides his son, he is building at the foot vived by two daughters, ok Broadway a The Board of Port Commissioners Doris T. Hudnut, San of the City of Oakland, at its offices, and Mrs. Lena T.

Orina, Brook-) Koorn 73. Grove street Pier, will re-. i reive sealed bids on Jlondav, Augrust lyn, il. Y. 20.

1951. betwepn the hours of 2.00 Rev. Fred Stripp will conduct snfvr TJrPU.1 OF O.NK-blORV WOOD FRAMK services at the Edward E. Niehaus building at the foot of Chapel, Grove and Derby Streets, hroadway. Oakland.

California I Form of proposal and affidavit followed by cremation. I nAna to Incfill San Francises Bar Kef len-High fog long coast extending inland Jate night and morning hours, otherwise fair. Little change in temperature. Westerly winds 13-23 m.p.h. High Sunday SartgFrancisco 63.

Oakland 69, San Mateo 77. San Bafael 90. Low Sunday night 50-55. Northern California Generally fair Sunday and Monday except fog along coast and scattered thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevadas. Little change in temperature.

Northwest winds 12-25 m.p.lu- offshore. Nevada Fair except for occasional cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms Sunday and in the south and east portion Monday. Cooler north and central portions. Expected temperatures north and central portion high Sunday tB-88, low tonight above 50. Sierra Nevada Generally fair but with scattered afternoon thunderstorms south of Sonora Pass, higher ranges.

Sunday and Monday slightly cooler extreme north Monday. Sacrament Valley Generally, fair Sunday and Monday. Little change in temperature. High Sunday 88-97. low Sunday night 55-65.

San Jeaqaln Valley Generally fair Sunday and Monday. Little Change in temperature. High Sunday 911100. low Sunday night 58-86. Salinas Valley Fair Sunday And Monday but with variable thin high cloudiness and patches fog extreme north mornings.

Little change in temperature. Westerly winds 12-22 m.p.h. in afternoons. High Sunday 68-78 extreme north otherwise 85-95, low Sunday nigfM 50-55. Santa Clara Valley Fair Sunday and oMnday.

Little change in temperature. High Sunday 73-83, low Sunday night 50-55. ij: Menterey Bay Area Morning 'high fog otherwise mostly fair Sunday and Monday. Little change in temperature. Westerly winds 10-15 m.n.h.

afternoons'. High Sunday 65-75, low Sunday night 49-54. Fart Bragg and vleinlty Night and moming high fog with clearing; midday, Sunday and Monday little change in. em-perature. Northwest winds "12-23 m.p.h.: off coast.

Central Coast Caanties Fair Sunday and Monday but with coastal high fog. Little change in temperature. High Sunday low Sunday night Santa Rosa 79-49. Napa 78-52, San Jose 8-53. Hollister 81-52.

Narth west era California Fair except for scattered high cloudiness Sunday and Monday and fog near coast. Little chaneg in temperature. High Sunday 58-68 on coast, 72-82 coastal valleys and 85-95 inland. Low Sunday night 45-55. Senthera California Variable hleh cloudiness Sunday and Monday with scattered thundershowers mountain and interior region Sunday and few widely scattered thundershowers in portion Monday.

Night and early morning fog. and low clouds near coast; slightly cooler west portion Monday. Coastal Valleys Variable high cloudiness Sunday and Monday With few afternoon and evening thundershowers vicinity mountains Sunday. Early morning fog and low clouds near coast: high cloudiness decreasing SlighUy cooler Monday. i Intermediate Valleys Variable high cloudiness with few afternoon and evening thundershowers vicinity mountains Sunday.

Decreasing! cloudiness- Monday. Not much change in temperature. Interior and Desert Resigns -Scattered thundershowers Sunday. Decreasing cloudiness Monday with few widely scattered thundershowers In south portion. Not much change in temperature.

High temperatures. 92-102. Point Conreprion to San Diego Light variable winds Sunday and Monday, becoming westerly 10-20 miles pet hour in kwwys. iv jamount will be refunded providing RrPVVT VV Tlio I plans and specifications are returned BfcttrvfcLfcX, JUiy nlnety (90) raendar days Berkeley Knidnts of Columbus after receiving No refund win will hold installation ceremonies Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the eoun-fon Friday, July 27.

1951. Certified cil chambers, 2108 Shattuck Ave-; nue. The installation will be di- amount of contract to be i i a furnished by successful bidder. Con- rected by the newly appointed traot time shall begin on date of State of California Deputy, Jack, written notice from Port Manaper Kleiber; Hobart, and Mr. Phtilp P.

Breillatt fcf Guam; sister of Mrs. Chas. It. riU. HighUnd Park.

Mr. JSimea E. Barker, i and? Mrs. Frederick i Barker, East Lansing. Mich-; grandmother ot grandchildren and great-grandchildren? A native of England, aged 80 years, 1 months, i 3 days.

A membe of Hyde Park Methodist Church Hammond Chapter No. 370. OES War Mothers and Navy Mo0ier, all of Hammond. Ind. ili Ss Friends are InviWd to attend the funeral services Monday, July- 30.

1BJ1. 11 a.m. at th Place Funeral Home, lis North Santa Crux Lot Gatos. BL'BGE In San July IS, 19M, Eugene Ott SBurge, beloved father ot James Burge of San Jose, and Grace Ellingsoa of San Mateo; andFMrs. Edith Bejach of San Lo-renro; brother Flora C.

Harvey ot Sacramento; a native of Plumas County. Aged 84 years. Friends are ih iniSted to attend services at the Chapel of the 4499 Piedrhont Oakland, Monday. July 30. 1951.

at 16:00 a.m. Friends inay call at the Telegraph Ave. cjjapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 1 2830 Telegraph Oakland, unti a.m. Monday. CCNHA In Havwagd.

July 27, 1951. Mary Cunha, beloved wife of the late Cosmo Cunha loving mother of William and Frank Cunha. A native of Fayal, Azores Islands, aged 78 years. i Friends are mvitaA to attend the iervices at th Garden Chapel of the Pratt-FlierJ Nrtuary. 1044 Stii HaywardJS Monday, July 30.

19SI, at o'clock fa.m.. thence to All Saints ChUrcHf where a mass will be said for tne repose of her soul commencing tet 9:30 o'clock. Recitation of -the'' rosary Sunday evening at 8. Closing services Holy Sepulchre MauisoK' nm. DARCH In Alameda, July 27.

1951, Ella (Helen) Darcfj, widow of the late John FredDarch; loving mother of Ered Darch; loving mifda. A native of San Louis Obispo, age 79 yefrs. (San Luis Obispo pleise copy). Friends are' incited to attend services at 14th St. Chapel ot Grant MiUer iKlortuaries.

2372 Z. 14th Oakland, Monday. July 30, 1951. at 3 o'clock p.m. Inurnment.

Mountain Vew Crematory. FfflN ANDES Astoria. Oregon, July 26, George Femanaes, ot 7117 Hallidey beloved son of the late Mr. aid Mrs. Manuel Fernandes.

loving brother of Mrs. Mary Noier, Mxs. livia Crusco and' Alfred Femandes nd the late Abel Femandes, dear ucle ol Mrs. Ber-fclee Moloskyft Mif. Florence Far-ouhar.

Mrs. Weekley and Earl Nobriga. A nUve of Oakland. Aged 45 year. member of International Engineers of Oakland.

Friends arei resjiectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. July St, 1951, at 9a.rre. from the East Lawn Chapelt'of jttanrshan Wads-worth Pine and porba. East 14th et 5th to St. Joseoh Church, 7th an Chestnut where a requiem high mass will be celebrated: fof the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Interment St Mary's Cemetery. Recitation oft the rosary Sunday eVening at 8 p.m. Oakland, July 24. 1951. Martha beloved wife of John H.

Fitzpatricjc; loving mother Mrs. Arthur J. Doucette and loving grandmother of Ronald J. Berge; a native of Michigan. i Friends are irtvited to attend funeral services Monday July 30 at 1 o'clock p.m; in the Gothic Chapel Of the Hagy-Keenin Mortuary.

Central at- Ninth Alameda. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. HAWLEY InS Pall AHo, July 28. 1951. Leslie Everfjit Hawley.

father of Roberta Mae Brown of El Cerrito; Cecile C. Hawley of Berkeley, and George if H. -Hawley of Los Gatos; brother of Lyle Hawley of San Bemandino; tJiayxon nawiey of Long Beach and Mrs. Lettie Albert of Madison. also sur- vived by six grandchildren.

A native of Oregon. aged 59 years. Services will conducted July 80, 1951, Morlday it 3 p.m. at the El Cerrrto Chapel -f the Wilson Kratzer Mortuaries; 616 San Pablo El Cerrito. Private parking area adjacenjt to Jthe building is provided for yojir Committal will follow at Sunsei: View Cemetery.

Fr further Infor- mation please calliLA 5-1155). Ul'CHES In Santa? Cruz, July 28,: 195 Sydney Edward accidently. loving son of HarrjJ W. Hughes and the late Violet Kathryn Hughes; a- member ot Frethont Lodge No. 497 F.

and A.M.; a native of CaU-iornia: age 34 years. -Friends are resBectfully Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, July 31st, at 1:30 pBm. at the chapel lof he Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Ave. Entommenti Mountain View Mausoleum, Services under aus-picies of Fremont Lodge No.

497 and A.M.ij IKE $4114). KEIM tnee JonesJ In Wyoming July 26, Catherine, beloved wife of the jate Robert Keim, de- voted mother of iLeonel P. and Edwin L. Jones, Geraldine Reilley, I Catherine Criappefl and Roberta Cnrr: grandmother of Geraldine Matthews, Donna, and Phyllis Reil- ley, Leonel P. Joejes Roy A.

Chappell Jr. land Barbara Brouhard, Harold, Donald arjd David Corn idolized greai-grandmother of three great grand-jchildren, loving sister of Gertrude Burn; a native of California; age 71.1 Friends are invitid. to attend the funeral on Tuesday, July 31, 1951. i at 9 a.m. Xrora the East Lawn chapel Hanrahan, Wadsworth, i Pine, and Borba.

East 14th St. at 5th thence to St. Anthony's Church 1 where a requiem mass will be celebrated Jor the repose Of her soul comrrtencing at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Sti Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of pie rosary Monday evening al o'clock tGL 1-69421.

I LATHAMr Iti Oakland. July 28. 1951. Edith Latham, daughter of the late James andj Henrietta Marshall Latham, founder Latham Foundation for HumanepEduration. A native ot Virginia C4ty, Nev.

1 Friends are invited to attend the services Monday afternoon, July 30. at 3:30 o'clock th the Gothic Chapel of Mountain View Cemetery. Oakland. In '4ieu of flowers contribution to Humane Society Would be i appreciated. (Albert "Brown Mortuary).

METZ In Oakland Hospital. -July 27, 1931, Mane Elizabeth Mets ot 1028 47tjj Emeryville; beloved mother of Mrs. Emma Baxter of El Cerrito and Mrs. Gladys McNeil of Emeryville; A native of aged Msyears. A farewell service to which friends are Welcome Will be I held Monday afternoon at 1:30 pin.

in the Little Chapel of the Flowers Hull Sons). Adeline Ashby'Sta-, "Surround them with aa A Noo-Profif Organization tion. Berkeley. Concluding prayer Sunset View Cemetery. HcHALE-In Oakland.

Jury M. 19SL Edward, beloved husband ot Laura C. McHale; loving father of Mrs. Edna R. Avery: a native of New York: aged 81 years.

Friends are respectfully InvHed to attend funeral services Monday. July 30, at S. p.m. at the Elmhurst Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 8901 East 14th St.

land. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. TR 2-4343 or KE 3-4114. NOUmSE In Oakland. July 24.

1951, Susan S. Nourse, beloved wife of the late Charles T. Nourse; loving mother of H. Crosby McOeorge of Paso Robles, William M. McGeorge of Los Altos and Charles 8.

McGeorge of Oakland; aunt ot Mrs. Helen Doherty of Oakville and Miss Ina E. Hussey of Oakland; also survived by six grandchildren: a native of Illinois, aged 81 years; a member of Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War. Dorothy Dix Tent No. Friends are invited to attend services Tuesday.

July 31. 1951. at 2:30 o'clock p.m., at Truman's Chapel. Telegraph at 30th Oakland. Rev.

W. H. Battershill officiating. (Abundant off-s parking.) Interment, Mountain view Cemetery. OLSEN In Oakland.

July ft. 1951. Hans Roy Olsen, beloved husband of Meta A. Olsen: loving father of Donald F. Olsen and the late Svdne Olsen; brother of Mrs.

Hattie K. Tyndall and the late Sydney Olsen. A native of Indiana. Age 71 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday.

July 30, 1951. at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuaries, 3007 Telegraph Ave. BOIXINO In Oakland. July 27.

1951. Giuseppe, dearly beloved husband of the late Enrichetta Rol-llno, loving father of Mrs. May Barale, Mrs. Josephine Grupalo, Louis Rollino and Mrs. Lena V.

Lema. brother of Eugenie Rollino, grandfather of Peter and Steven Barale. Donald and Antoinette Grupalo. Donna Jean and Linda Rollino. Sandra, Michael and Francene Lema; other relatives In California and Italy; a native of Casale Monferrato, Province) Alessandria, Italy; aged 68 years; a member of Berkeley Italian American Club and Branch No.

1L LC.F. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 30, 1951, at o'clock am. from the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel and Company, 3638 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street. Oakland, thence to St. Joseph'a Church in Berkeley where a requiem high, mass will be offered for the repose of his aoul commencing at 9:30 o'clock: recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock.

Entombment St. Joseph's Mausoleum. RUTHERFORD In Berkeley, July 27, 1951. Mary Stuart Rutherford of 1038 Oxford St. Berkeley, loving mother of Mrs.

Owen W. Bentley of Portland. Oregon, James T. Rutherford of Reno. Nevada, Miss Elizabeth Woodward of Berkeley and Mr.

John T. Rutherford of Berkeley. A native of Cheshire, Connecticut A member of the Order of Eastern Star of Truckee as Neighbors of the Woodcraft Friends are invited to attend services at the Berkeley Hills Chapel (Page 8c Shattuck at Cedar, Berkeley, Sunday, July 29. 1951, at 4 p.m. Interment at Wyanpotte.

Monday, 4 p.m.. Rev. David Stowe of the First Congregational Church officiating. STOCKETT In San Leandro, July 27. 1951, William C.

'loving husband ot Elizabeth Stockett: dear father of Ira Frank. Joseph and Sandra Stockett. A native of Mis- souri. age 68 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, July 30, 1951.

at 2 p.m. from the Rose Garden Chapel of the H. W. Seramur 407 Estudillo San Leandro. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery.

(Phone SW 8-0632). TRAYNOR In Oakland. July 28, 1951, Eleanor Hunter Traynor, beloved wife of Benjamin F. Traynor loving mother of Benjamin F. Traynor Jr.

and Mrs. Henrietta Bogunovich, grandmother of Ronald Allan Bogunovich and Gien Wayne Traynor, sister of Thomaa Hunter Brewis of San Leandro, Albert and George Brewis of England and the late Lillius and James Brewis. A native of England. Aged 70 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Monday.

July 30, at 1:30 p.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Ave. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. (KE 3-4114). TRAFFORD In San Francisco, July 27.

1951. Orin I. Trafford of No. 1 Haight St. beloved husband of the late Maude W.

Trafford; loving father of Mrs. Doris T. Hudnut of San Francisco: Mrs. Leona T. Orina of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and Andrew R.

Trafford of San Francisco. A native of Massachusetts; aged 77. Friends rre invited to attend funeral services, Monday, July 30, 1951, at 11 a.m. from the Chapel of Edward E. Niehaus 2640 Grove Berkeley.

Dr. Fred Stripp officiating. WILCOX of 171 Ross San Leandro. July 27. 1951.

Frank Alonzo Wilcox, beloved husband of Helen Wilcox; nephew of Grant Butler Wilcox of Red Bluff: cousin of Mrs. E. C. Winnie of Oakland. Mrs, William Seroy of Orinda, Mrs.

Agnes Meissner of Modesto and Mrs. Leona Stuart of Eureka; brother-in-law of A. J. Valance of San Leandro. A native of Red Bluff, aged 59 years.

Friends are invited to attend services at the new Estudillo Chapel of Santos and Robinson, 160 Estudillo San Leandre, Monday evening, July 30, 1951, at 8 p.m. Remains will be taken to Red Bluff where services will be held at the W. C. Fickert Mortuary, Thursday, August 2. 1951, at p.m.

Interment, Red Bluff Cemetery. WILSON In Oakland, July 2, 1951. Gladys Margaret Wilson, beloved mother of Harry P. Wilson loving daughter of Mrs. Maude Cartee: grandmother of Sandra and Daniel Wilson.

A native of Yolo County. Age 50 years. Friends are Invited to attend services Monday, July 30, 1951, at 1 p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Ave. at 30th St, Oakland.

(Abundant off-street Interment. Sunset View Cemetery. Card of Thanks Alameda County Heart Association Gratefully Memorial gifts toward the fight against heart disease. 2142 Broadway. Oakland.

HI 4-840L the btmutles of nestre." 1 EssjBksBSM Born of Need In IES3 1 Dead, 3 Hurt In Traffic Crash LAKEPORXt Juiy 28 One man was killed and three women were one critically she may die, in two Lake County traffic accidents under investigation today by the California Ilighway Patrol. XVlliea was liuuucs n. ucuuivn, 32, of Napa, a passenger in a car which overturned on Seisler Can yon Road, three miles west of Lower Lake. Earl R. Alley 34, also of Napa, the driver, was not cited, pending further Mrs.

Caroline E. Grey, 80, of 1820 Gough Street, San Francisco, was in critical condition in Lakeside Hospital at Lakeport after the car in which she was riding was struck by a truck trailer. Also injured were Mrs. Edith Zastrow, 46, of Lakeport, the driver of the car, and Mrs. Grey's daughter Shirley, 58.

Gordon E. Stephens, 49, of Maxwell, driver of the truck, was cited for traveling at ah excessive speed. Officers said 'Stephens' trailer jackknifed on a curve and crashed into the car. 6'Cities Seek Uniform Code For Building WALNUT CREEK, July 28. 4- Mayors of six Contra Costa County cities last night voted to ask their city engineers and build ing inspectors to co-operate in a program standardizing municipal codes.

John Hughes, Concord superintendent of operations and secretary of the Mayor's Conference said that conflicts in building codes of the cities create hardships on contractors and others.) The group plans to meet again in the near future. Mayors who attended the session were James Sheehaivof Conj-cord, chairman of the group; H. C. Cherrington of Walnut Creek, J. O.

Fries of Martinez, Gust jf. Allyn of Richmond, Keating of El Cerrito and Joe Silva of Brentwood. Navy Airship Unit Commissioned Auxiliary Air Unit 876 was formally commissioned by Capt. S. M.

Randall, commanding officer of Oakland Naval Air Station yesterday, to mark the firit time in nearly six years that naval lighter-than-air craft has operated on the West; Coast, fK i'w nmtMiln1 x. nc rr Mill i.uiijjiiauucu Lieut, Cmdr. D. C. Adie of 1,6 Beatricia Road, Orinda, is coin-posed of 25 pilots, three administrative officers, and 10 enlisted men.

They wilU train the last week-end of each month. Following an organizational and indoctrination program, the unit will be flown each month from NAS Oakland to NAAS Santa Ana where operational and imti-submarine training will be performed in a Navy K-type airship. I Nimihe Returns From Sherman Funeral Fleet Adm. Chester'w. Nimltz and three other high Navy admirals returned to the Bay area yesterday by air from Washington, D.C., where they had attended -the funeral of Admiral Forrest P.

Sherman. Nimitz lives at 728 Santa Barbara Road, Berkeley. The officers, who! landed at Moffett Field, were Adm. Arthur W. Radford arid Vice Adms.

Arthur D. Struble and Thomas A. Sprague. S.F. Boy Saved; From Peril Perch Over Sea A terrified San Francisco boy clung to a narrow ledge on a rock 35 feet above jthe surf at Ocean Beach jn San Francisco, for 45 minutes yesterday before being rescued.

Ronald Page, II, of 1227 20th Avenue, was trapped half way up the rock he began climbing "just for fun." His cries were heard iby bathers who summoned the Coast Guard. i Vacationer Stricken WEAVER VfLLE, JUlv George B. Hershey, of Santa Cruz, died, apparently of a heart attack, at an auto camp near here yesterday while vacationing with his brother. PIT RIVER TRIBE ASKS 25 MILLIO FOR LOST LAND LIKELY, July 28.4-fln Sonje 500 Fit River Indiana in Moddc county have organized to asjk-Uncle Sam for $25,000,000 re-, imbursement- for lands taken from their forefathers. Ike Leef, chairman for the claimants, estimates the area contains approximately 5,000,000 acres and the land worth at least $5 an acre.

Hardin Barry, Susanville at torney has been engaged' by the Indians to present their claim the Bureau of Indian Affairs In Washington. Berkeley Births BERENBAUM. Arthur boy. MULLER, Felix boy. i SMITH.

Dale M-, boy. Iff BEATTY. LeRoy alrl. i S- LOUGHLIN. Bobble boy.

PARKER, James H. boy. TURNAGE. WiUrafn L-, firl. WILKINSON.

Robert CARR, Earl boy. DIXON. Napoleon, glrL FRAZIER, ArdU, boy. I X3EORGE, Roy. flrl.

HARDY, Milton Turner, boy! HILLIS. Charles girt 5i KNIGHT, Harold boy. KRASKY, Jack girl. McCLURE, Cole R. WON, Wymon boy.

WYSHAM, James boy. YATES, Roland boy. TRUNNELL, Bernard bojt, MORIWAKI, Tadshi. girl. Licenses Issued I VOLL-MILLER Henry frerrfean Voll, 29.

Mission Hills, S.p., and Cora Miller, '25. Alameda, yj ROBERTSON LtNDENBERGR Donald Bruce Rpbertsoa. Berkeley, and Arlene Tamftta tjn-denbergeir. 21, San Mateo. JONES-PARKER Leslie Hat Jof.es.

27. Oakland, and Margare) Jer-line Parker, 23, Berlceley. ti JOHNSON-CLARK Vernon fTiltyrd Johnson, 36, Berkeley, and; Jca-el Mae Clark, 22. OLI VETO-FELICIA NO Louie Jhn Oliveto 21. Bellalre.

Snd Louise Margaret Feliciano, Berkeley. LEASE -WY ATT Robert Jgse Lease. 21. Stockton, and Sjje ga-ren Wyatt, 20, Orinda. PICKERING-PICKERING Kniith Picketing.

25. and Bettit en Pickering, 19, both Oakland, MARTIN BROADWAY Thomas Martin 28. Brisbane, and Mary Ellen Broadwy. W25, Oakland. 1 MARTIN-WEST Jack Seldon mr tin.

21, Chrisman, 111., ani Hlda Verne West. 18. OaklandV FR EELS- CHAP MA John Freels, 29, and Barbara Jjjj Chapman, 22, both of Oakland" WALTZ-IVY George WaltzJJr. Mt, -and Lela May Ivy, 45. oth-i of Oakland.

3 SEIBERLING GLUEStNG i- an Frank Seiberling. 21. and Joan Rose Gluesing, 30, Oakland, HORNER-MORTON Roberts Enn Horner, 43, and George EUf Norton. 39, both Berkeley. Ji 4 BHOADS-MILLER Donald suine Rhoads, 18, and Joan Shirley Miller.

20. both Fremont, Nfb. DOTEN-BATEM AN James iEdard Do ten, 21, Orinda, and Jane Bateman. 18. Berkeley, -g MAATZ-CARNEY Russell Maatz, 22.

Oakland, ant Jijian Frances Carney, 21. Sait.i Flfen-cisco. VOETSCH-DOW Fred Wslgam Voetsch. 44. and Anna both Oakland.

sf 3 ATTGOSTYN-ANDERSON Joseph" Augustyn, ft, fThi-cago. and Marie Elizabeth Oakland. "ti HUGHES-CHASE George Ricfeard Hughes, 38. Phoenix, Frances Barbara Chase, 3S, Ala- AMEN-HART Cecil F'ranci ASjen. 33, Alameda, and Edith Hart 40, Oakland.

'v I GREEN-HEARTSMAN Davp Lwis Pasadena, and Jjyce Marie Heartsman. 23. Oakland', HARRIS-PAYNE Raoul Lee Harris. 19. Berkeley, and Berry Anne Payne.

18. Oakland. WEAVER-ROBERSON Jlames faster Weaver. 37. Christine Elizabeth Roberton 28.

Oakland. i FTMIHIRA HACHISUKA jailus Yoshikazu Fujihira. 31. Mfjfiu-kee. and Bettv SachjkoRa-cKTsuka.

29. Oakland. John William MJles. 22, Berkeley. and VelmSj Laura Monti.

18. Albany. fj KOURY FITZGERALD i Philip Koury. 21, Alameaaj Shirley Leah Fitzgerald, 19, iirl--ingame. ijf Divorces Filed 1 SUPLICK.

Marcella D. vs. iftm." GOSS, Claudine vs. Albert. 1 11 KOTTMAN, Janiece vs.

Roe-f W. tannulmentl. Us CLARK. Ruth vs. Everett A.r ifi THOMPSON.

Grace N. vs. jimW T. TURNER, Clara F. vs.

CharJesC. CLAUS. Norma D. vs'. Ronald CARKHUFF, Bonnie J.

vs. ChpWes. HALL. Helen Faye vs. Williimi jl.

GORDON, Mary M. vs. Oliver" FRAZIER. Leonard B. vs.

EliizatetK. DFATHS ACCORNERO In El CerritoJjur 27. 1951, Mary E. Accornero, tornjerly of Albany, dearly beloved iiwi. of the late Luigi S.

Accornero, l5-ing mother of Flo'rine Yonge ot-fico. Virginia Bliss of El Cerrltn Don Accornero of Castro i beloved grandmother of aHeiijiert and William Townsend. 1, Rpbert James Bliss and Kathleen 'r and Sarah Accornero. dear mnthfjHn-taw of Kenelm D. Yonge.

iPrtif O. Blisg and Frances K. a native of Italy, age 61 yeajfe. Friends are invited tqj aijjend funeral services Monday. Jtfl.y fiHi, 1951.

at 2 p.m. from the HraSring room chapel of the Elliii Won Mortuary. 727 San Pablo Aye-ftAl-bany. Committal, services Sfenset View Cemetery. BERLIN In Oakland.

July 5.p5l, Albert, beloved husband oil Applia Berlin; loving father of May Ann Stines: brother of Lena IsHjierf Ed and Fred Berlin, and tlie at Emma Gugel and Carl jj Berlin. A native of Oakland. A 'nelstber of Dimond Lodge N. SJ803. Fruitvale Chapter pNo.

111. R.A.M.. Oakland Commandery Aahmes Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S4ind E. S. Liscum Camp No.

7 tJ.SJW.V. Friends are Invited to attend the services at the East 14th Stt chpel of Grant Miller Mortuaries 23 sj E. 14th Oakland, Monday, ul' 30. at 1 p.m., under the Joint justices of Dimond Lodge No. 603 and E.

H. Liscum Camp? "7 U.S.W.V. Interment, Golden Mate. National Cemetery. B- BRE1LLATT In Los Gato3 i July 27, 1951.

Annie T. Breifiatt. wife of the late Philip P. of Mrs. Howard I'ios Gatos, Lt.

Comdr. Jidlia: P. Breillatt, USN, Mrs. HatoH R. 2930 Telegraph Avenue HI bgate 4WI5 ji The Largest andfofgst Institutions y.

AC0YE GR0UIID EUIUAL by Cremation and Inutnmint 'j Oematiorf Service, Orgii, Chapel 50 Endowed Care Niche rsir $30 PmiJ Hp fr mil tpmr Qh'al tffe Qhimb Stndfor htautiful Ulmtrmttd foldtr.frtt 44f 9 fhinmrt e. Oeklea II i-m -s 1 Dirtttmm: LtmrnuF. Mf tag fog or low clouds, out wun mosiiy sunny days. Slightly cooler Monday. CALIFORNIA SCMMAKT Fair weather except for variable high thin cloudiness and some afternoon clouds over the Sierra Nevada prevailed over the state today.

The usual coastal high fog decreased during the afternoon in many coastal areas. These weather conditigsts are expected to continue today and tomorrow. Temperatures in the north changed but slighUy from the highs of Friday but dropped by as much as 20 degrees in the southern part of the state. The afternoon highs were for the most part In the 80s and 90s with readings in the 60s along the coast. Similar temperatures may be expected today and tomorrow.

NATIONAL SLMMART Showers and thunderstorms, some of heavy intensity, occurred over the eastern third of the United States and scattered thunderstorms were felt in the Rocky Mountain states extending westward through portions of southern Idaho. Nevada, Arizona and Utah. During the past 24 hours Salt Lake City reported the greatest rainfall total west of the Rockies with ,81 of an inch. In the northern plains a few showers were reported with North Platte, receiving 1.26 inches of rain. The greatest total of rainfall occurred in the far east with Washington.

D.C.. reporting 2.75, inches in less than six hours: New York City, 2.51 inches in the past 24 hours: Concord, N.H., 1.73 inches, and Jacksonville. 1.45 inches in the past 24 hours. Temperatures over most of the Nation were slightly lower today with the afternoon highs in the 80s and 90s for the most part over the interior. WESTERN TEMPERATl'RES I Albuquerque 98 73 Phoenix lOfi 74 Bakersfield 99 701 Pocateilo 83 5i Blue Canyon 80 61 77 55 Blythe I Red Bluff 98 61 Boise 93 69 Reno 91 57 Cheyenne 81 S8 Riverside 80 70 Coalinga 9ff 68 Sacramento 92 54 Denver 92 65 Salinas 68 52 Donner Smt.

70 55 Salt Lake City 87 64 El Paso 99 74 San Diego 80 66 Eureka 61 52 San Jose 81 55 Fresno 98 64! Francisco 62 51 Grand Junct. 93 6S S.F. Airport 71 50 Havre 100 64 Santa Barbara 75 56 Helena 93 53 Santa Maria 72 54 Hetch Hetchy 50 Santa Rosa 50 Indio 103 81: Seattle 72 51 Lander 90 59: Sheridan 93 60 Las Vegas 91 70 Spokane 90 Los Angeles 89 65: Stockton 94 57 L. A. Airport 82 65' Sunnyvale 72 55 Medford 89 591 Susan ville 89 47 Mt Shasta 88 46 Tnnopah 77 64 Needles 100 76, Williams 5 Oak.

Airport 71 55! WinnemUcca 91 53 Paso Robles 91 53! Yuma 83 EASTERN TEMPERATURES Atlanta 69 New Orleans 83 57 Boston 64' New York 72 67 Brownsville 96 77 North Platte 77 64 Buffalo 77 64rOkla. City 98 74 Charleston 90 77 Omaha 87 6S Chicago 76 67' Pensacola 64 78 Des Moines 86 68 Pittsburgh 68 Detroit 77 67 Rapid City 91 65 Fort Worth- SB 74 St. Louis '89 70 Houston 95 77! San Antonio 103 78 Jacksonville 94 72Vicksburg 91 71 Kansas City 91 74' Washington 92 68 Memphis 92 71! Wichita 89 74 Miami 83 98 68 Minneapolis 90 66: PRECIPITATION READINGS Western Albuquerque, 04; Lander. 01; i Las Vegas, .24: Riverside, trace: aiinas. trace: Salt Lake Oily.

-81: Tonopah. .03. Eastern Buffalo, .01: Detroit, trace; 1 Jacksonville. 1.45; Memphis, Miami. .04: New Orleans, .04: New Yprk.

2.51; North PlaMe. 1.12: Pensacola, Washington, 2.75: Williston. .26. sure safe use of pesticides. For example: At least two flagmen would be required to guide operations of aircraft ducters; all operators would have to keep a record of each property treated.

A Operators would be prohibited from using the bug killers for any. purpose other than that for which the State Department gave approval and they would be required to give all persons in the area adequate warning. 5 Specjal care would be re- quired to protect livestock and honey beesyfepraying or dusting of blossoming field and truck (crops would be allowed only at hours when honey bees were in their hives from 5 p.m. to 8 a.mj 1U1U111ULU aw CrVrpaa4 3 bsbbbsw- liIIHn Pest Control Changes Sought To Protect People, Honey Bees King, of the Oakland Council. X-RAY DIAGNOSIS Si III I COLON THERAPY REDUCING Tree Consultation FOX SYSTEM VA F.t Hth OAKLAND l.O -54it Shattnrk BERKELEY Til -KM ZIWI9 Esit 14th HAY WARD Coombs System Trained Ntrm DON WOO I Neted Chineae Herbalist Best educated and experienced 3ft vearsVuceesRful service, thousand? of Kratilied natrons.

Bad Colds. Coughs. Catarrh. Rheumatsm. Lungs.

Heart. Stomach Liver Kirineva. Pile and Skin Diseases TE 6-1H1S 710 Jefferson St. Call pr write. Consultation free.

Honrs 9 lo 6 dailv Sunday te II Woo and Choo Herbalists Try ear Chinese herb for relief ef tired feelinc. Neuritis. Indication. NerveoMiess. Skin Diseases.

Piles. Sleeplessness. Catarrh. Colitis. Bronchitis.

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No Surgery Painless Cost Per Treatment Very Moderate Consultation Without Obligation DR. 7. FRANKLIN H0RMS, D.G. 331 Fox-Oakland Bldg. 1815TelegraphAve.

TE2-5355 MOTE OFFERS Complete Fluoroscopic MM EXAMINATION SPECIAL Pol'RJr FRL. m-T. THURS, 9-4 SAT -t. Cr. Ray V.

D.C. 411 13th Strtet TE 2-8137 tug Fleae. aeraas fraaa Tnbaaa Tewer dred twenty (120) calendar days from date of said notice. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A.

II. ABEIj, Secretary, Board of Port Commissioners. No. 86 July 26 (5t) NOTICE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY. The f'ity Manager of the City of Oakland will to be sold for removal or demolition at public auction on the premises story and half rustic and stucco apartment building, containing 5 units, designated as 5701-5703 Adeline Street.

Wednesday, August 8. at 2 p.m. Open for Inspection August 7 between 2 and i p.m. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF P.M.K for purchase and removal or demolition of said building will be furnished by the City Clerk on application and said work must be done in accordance with said terma and conditions. Refer to said specifications before The City Council reserves the rleht to reject any and all bids received.

CTTAS. M. DON, Citv Clerk. No. July 27 (St) NOTICK OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OP Kit ATM A CABARET.

Notice is hereby eiven that Kar-)ey Wood more, tifins business a "Wnody's Clult." lias fi'pd an application for permisyinn to opprate a i niiiiiPt at 7th Street. Oakland. Notice is hpreby further grlven thwt a licariny on said application will be held by the City Manaser st his office. Room 309. City Hall, Oakland.

California, on Tuesday, the 31st day of July, 1951. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m., at which time and place any persons interested may appear and file their objections if any they have. hi. DON, Citv Clerk. No.

S2-July 27- 3t) NOTICE OF HEARINGAPPLICA-TION TO OPERATE A USED CAR S.ALKS LOT. Notice Is hereby Riven that Wayne Lazarus, doinjf business as Wayne's Sales, has filed an application for permission to operate a Used Car Sales Lot at 6019 East 14th Street. Oak land. Notice is hereby further friven that a hearing on said application will be held bv the City Manager at his office. Room 309.

City Hall. Oakland, California, on Tuesday, the 31st day of July. 1951. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m.. at which time and place any persons interested may appear and file their objections If any they have.

CHAS. Al. DON. Citv Clerk. No.

90 July 27(3t) NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A USED CAR SALES LOT. Notice Is hereby arlven that Albert E. Norman doinp business as j'Al Norman's." has filed an application for permission to operate a Used Car Sales Lot at 712 Bast 12th Street, Oakland. Notice is hereby further rlven that a hearlnp on said application will be held by the City ManaRer at his office. Room 309.

City Hall. Oakland, California, on Tuesday, tha i 31st day of July. 1951. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m., at which time and place any persons Interested may appear and file their objections If any they have. CHAS.

AI. DON, Citv Clerk. No. 91 July 27 3t) NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A CABARET. Notice Is hereby given that Wilia and Lillle Ferguson have filed an application for permission to operate a Cabaret under the name of "The Owl." at 1330 Peralta Street, Oakland.

Notice Is hereby further grlven that a hearing on said application will be held fey the City Alanag-er at his office. "Room 809, City Hall. Oakland, California, oa Monday, the 30th day of July, 1931. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m.. at which time and place any persons interested may Appear and file their objections if any they have.

CHAS. M. DON, City Clerk. No. 0, July 2t 3t) NOTICK OF HEARING APPLICATION TO OPERATE A USED CAR SALES LOT.

Notice is hereby clTeit that Jack, John and Robert R. Michaels doinar business as "Michaels Bre. Used Cars," have filed an application for permission to operate a Used Car Sales Lot at 852 East 14th Street. Oakland. Notice la hereby further riven that a hearing on eaid application will be held by the City Manager at his office.

Room J9, City HalU Oakland, California, on Wednesday, the 1st day of Ausrust. 1931. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a at which time and place any persons Interested mar appear and file their objections if any they have. I CHAS. M.

DON. City Clerk. No. July SI (It) SACRAMENTO, July 28. Ml California's agriculture officials are thinking of making slate regulations governing pest control operators, a little more practical.

The growing use of aircraft and the problem of protecting persons, animals, honey bees and crops have brought about the need for the changes, they say. So the State Agriculture Department has scheduled two public hearings one in Angeles August 8 and one here August 14 to consider these changes: 1 Creation of an apprentice aircraft pilot pest control certifi cate. 2 Revision of pest control operator licensing regulations so that farmers would be able to spray their own fields and those of neighbors without having to obtain a $15 state license, 3 Specific regulations to in- SHIP MOVEMENTS ARRIVED IN S. F. BAY TH17KSDAT.

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5:10 p.m.. Pope it Talbot. Pier 38. EMPIRE STATE; Cady; from Los An- Sles. :35 p.m..

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Pier IS. YAKA; Tell: from Portland, 3:05 a.m., j. rzHMi aiHt rBir land. i HAWAIIAN lAHMt LKlllaro: from Honolulu, a.m.. Matson Navigation Oakland Outer Harbor.

PERMANETE CEMENT: WcCormick. from Portland, 11:40 p.m., Olympic Steam ship Redwood City. SAILED FROM S. F. BAT THUBSDAT.

JIXY PRESIDENT MADISON: Rrran: for Lea Angeles, P-m Ajnertcaa Prsnudent i SIR ANGER: Bolt: for Vaneouver. 5:15 p.m.. Interocean Steamship Co- CUNMR'S KNOT: Haiterman: for Lee Ancele, p.m., Grace Lin. E. LVCKENBACH; Jensen: for Lea Anre)e, Pacific far East Line.

VENTURA: Quion: for Loe Angeles. 9:00 p.m.. Mat son Navigation Co. HOOSIER STATE; Nilsen; for sea. 1:05 p.m..

States Mann Corp. FRIDAY IWtn a ILLINOIS: far Loa Angelea, 12:30 Texas Oil Co. BUNKER HILL: Tavtm-; for Seattle. 11:55 a Thornier Pitt. SOLAN Stokoe: for Lea Angeles, 49 a.m..

Thorn lev At Pilt. FORT CLATSOP: McDofaiat for Wul- I IftORTKZHiJ CADFOstKIA'S OLDEST All) MOST CEAUTIFUL OXUL PAKX Crematorium Columbarium Mausoleum Cemetery v. Magnificent structures off the city streets within a leant j. ful 200 acre Adequate Endowment Funds assure continual Three Memorial Chapels with English Pipe Organs Parkins; Fountain view f. CEMETERY ASSOCIATION sTeetalsns of PtMatest Aveaee, Oat aad Flsdsseal .) LA YUkon 6-3792 bridge: 1:14 a.m..

Standard Oil Co. 4.