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40-A ccco Oakland Tribune, Sunday, Aug. 10, 1952 I OBITUARIES UX WlATHt HMtAU MAf 'i: er ssissai K' I BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS DEATHS I Mrs. Spehce Rites Set For Tomorrow ORINDA, Aug. 9. Funeral services will be held Monday for Mrs.

Lisley M. Spence, 41, of "K'Kl i I WmW Csnsitis.il At Of -Ml I sat 1ST 'y 'r' A WrrepfceU Continued lq3r weather with nloht and morning foe; was forecast for the Oakland area. Scattered showers and thundershowers are expected for most of the NatiotV. in-eluding1 the Rockies, far southwest and eastern seabdprd. Licenses Issued TURNER-POLK Rosebud and Annie Polk, 56.

both Oakland. LYMAN-MEYER Richard Le Lyman, 35, Berkeley, and Marian Louis Meyer, 94. Albanv. MADONICH-BOCCHETTI-Phllip Antho ny Madonich. 23, and Mildred Boe-ehetti.

30. both San FTancisco. HOLLENBERG TAUBMAN Douglas Ralph Hollenberg. 12. and Mary Linn 21.

both Oakland. BRONSON-SMILEY Latell "Dm Bron- son, 30, and Loyc Martin Smiley, 29. both San Lorenzo. TD3ERIO-ARBUTHNOT Carmen Samuel Tiberio. 25, and Helen.

Cora Arbuthnot. 24. both Oakland. MAKI-THAW August Harold IfiU. S3.

Brooklyn, N.Y.. and GUda Beverly Thaw, 21, Berkeley. VALDE-BISHOP Delbert Lout Valde, 24, Redwood City, and Sally Bishop, 22. San Mateo. RUFT-EYNCK Ivan- La Vera Ruff.

SI, and Maria Amalia Eynck, 23, both Oakland. JORDAN-WAGENET Donald Smith Jordan 35, Garden Grove, and Sally Jane Wagenet. 23, Oakland. GIBSON-LA WTON Maurica Embry Gibson 27, and Carol Lawton, 35, both Berkeley. 1 MORRISON-DECK Marvin Eugen Morrison, 31, and Anita Louisa Deck, 33, both Richmond.

PON-YOUNG Arthur Chuck Pon. 28. Los Angeles, and Elfreda Irene Young, 22. Oakland. K34EPPLER-ZIMMER Robert Washington Kneppler, 58, and Loretta Barbara Zimmer, 49, both Oakland.

SIMPSON-Davlin James August Simpson, 21, Salem. Oregon, and Joyce Car-lotta Davlin, 20, San Leandro. SCAR VER-ANDERSON Fluker Scarver, 40, and Ruby Ma Anderson, 33, both Berkeley. BE ALE-M ARINONI Paxton King" Scale, 32. Oakland, and Helen Louise Mari-, nonl, 22, Berkeley.

NYSER-PELKEY John Francis Nyser. 26. and Florence Ann Pelkey, 25, both Oakland. GARDINER-CLEU Charles Saxon Gardiner. 22.

and Diane Helen Cleu, 19, both Oakland. TURNAGE-PIERSON John Henry Tur-nage, 30, Kil bourne. and Marion Esther Pierson. 21, Oakland. I IRVING-NEAL Tim Irving, 40, I and Willi Ma Neal, 3, both San Francisco.

JOHNSTON-MOLE Robert Sharpe Johnston. 39, and Lois Ruby Mole, 40, both Oakland. GREEN-WETZEL Loyd Daniel Green, 18, and Lorraine Diana Wetzel, 19, both Oakland. i BntKENBACH-LAMBERT William Ernest Birkenbach, 28. and Ellen Milli-eent Lambert.

27. both Oakland. BROWN MITCHELL Harold John Brown, 19, Oakland, and Edith Marie Mitchell, 19, Emeryville. I FUNG-CHAN Sun-Chung Fung. 23.

Berkeley, and Loretta Chan, 20, ien- mont. LEGASPI-HERNANDEZ Daniel Le-18. gaspi, 22. and Bertha Hernandez. both Decoto.

TTALLUM-DEAN Charles Earl Hallum, 22, Pasadena, and Marilyn Minora Dran. IS. Oakland. KINNEY-EBERHART John Donald Kin ney, 30, Livermore, and Patsy utn Eberhart. 28.

Fullerton. BUELNA-GARRISON Andrew Joseph Buelna, 20. Seaside, and Evann Mar-lene Garrison, 18, Oakland. PIGOTT-H ARRIS Lloyd Malcolmn Pigott, 22, Gloucester. N.C..

and JJorc-thv Snvder Harris. 28. Berkeley. MURPHEY-LARSEN James Irwin Mur- phey, 20, and Marcia June Larsen, 20, both Alameda. FTELDS-URANGA Melvln LeRoy Fields, 27, and Maria Dolores Uranga, 24, both San Lorenzo.

BOYD-DEL TESSANDRO John Henry Boyd. 46, and Dolores Murtl Del Tes-sandro. 24, both Oakland. SLAGLE-GRANT Herbert Wesley Sla- gle. 38.

Springfield, 111., and Ramona Jean Grant. 17. Oakland. ELOS-DARTHARD Frank James Ellis, 53. Alameda, and Lizzie Pearl Dart-: hard, 38, Oakland.

San Francisco Deaths BATES, Zelma Elizabeth yean. BEHNKEN, Mary 63 years. BUDINSKY. Anna J. CARROLL, Margaret.

CHASE, Walter, COLOMBA. Josephln. DRURY. Anni F. FERRETTI, Frank V-55 years.

BARVXYjWrt F.lt 'lorr. HEDGE, Emelie G. KELLEHER. Patrick. MALERBI; Charles J.

64 yean. MEDUS. Bertrand A. NAGLE. Lillian M.

PELGEN, James C. 42 years; POST, Sarah N. RODGERS, Florence Edith 67 year. RYAN, Margaret. SEPULVEDA, Maisy.

STTNDT, Annie THOMAS, Irma Page. WELLER, Minerva Lawrence. ZIMMERMAN, Sam. San Francisco Licenses DAVTS-JXRGER Robert Davis. 33, San Francisco, and Rose Jerger, 25, Rich- mond.

j-. RONEY-KING John Honey. 34. Antioch, and Marr King. 3L San Francisco, GRIFFIN-MURRAY Rarrell Griffin, Sacramento, and Jessi Murray, 35, San Francisco.

I Hi: Oakland Births "HOLMES. Albert, fir! Maurice girl MUCKLEROY. Orn girl DANIELSEN. Walter girl McFARLAND, Jlmmle Ii, boy WOODS, Louis boy PORTER. Willie; girl KELLER.

Robert JC. girl BENEDETTL Leo. girl PIERCE, Ernest, boy i SMITH, Otis boy i BAILEY, John 1. girl ii POULSON, Andrew girl MICHAELEON, fioyd girl i J'EREIRA, Mario boy BOWE, Robert Kj girl STONO, Gordon girl i LAWLER, Robert girl 8 COOPER. Robert girl if A VILA, John C.

girl RANSOM. Robert girl MARTELLACCL Angleo boy LITTLE, John boy MALOON, Orville L-. girl -KANE, Robert boy i tMcKINNEY. Clyde, boy HAM BRICK, Judge girl LESTER, George boy i OWENS, Willie, girt i DAUER, Ernest girl NOVAK; John girl GLOVER. Donald 5., boy MABERRY, John girl ELLSWORTH, Frank boy WILLIAMS, Richard girl BUSTILLOS.

Henry girl MERTLE, Elmer girl SCHACHMAN, Howard boy NATTINGER, William girl WONG. William girl DE LAVEAGA, Edward L. WILCOX, Mayland H. HURLEY. James KELLY, Edward B.

STOLL, Harold BEAH. John D. i LIDTKA. Del Mar W. PETTY, George J.

JOHNSON, Larry H. FRAZIER, 'Jack E. KIRCHER, Robert girl McNEILL, Harry girl i DOYLE. Thomas J- boy -GARIDEL, Louis girl ANDRADE, Gilbert, girl ft RAE. Henry boy MELDRUM.

Walter R-, girl BENSON, Mark girl HOFER. Richard boy ii TRAPF. Richard boy LE BLANC, Edmond boy 1 HAGER, John boy WONG, Eli girl SCHREIBER, Robert firl KIEFER, Francis girl QUINT, Harry, boy KIRKLAND. Jack boy MEAGHER. John boy I.

MARINO-Ttonald, girl CASPERSEN, Clemens boy Divorces Filed 1 JACKSON, Clark Henry Bonnie (annulment) i JONES. LlUie Bell vs. J. MEDINA. Fidelina vs.

Tony. BROOKE. Dorothy vs. Clifford A. HALL, Jeanett vs.

John Lee. WADE, Angelina T. vs. Stephen, JARMAN. Carol vs.

Warner (annulment). LEWIS. Dolores vs. Myles. I CURINGTON, Clinton H.

vs. La Rene, McCANN. Kathleen vs. Lloyd William (separate maintenance). PARISH, Mae vs.

Estel Weldon. 1 POWERS. Valdina vs. Thomas X. VERRINDER, Elizabeth vs.

Robert M. (annulment). -WYATT, Emily Lois vs. Billy Gent. STOIBER, Maxine vs.

Albert, ii TURNER, Cynthia P. vs. James X. PRUTY. Mariellen James E.

Jr. TEHERO. Jean C. vs. Albert C.

WHITE. Maud M. vs. Charles B. (separate maintenance).

AUDIFFRED, Marguerite vs. Henri L. LEWIS. Dorothy C. vs.

Russell C. FARRINGTON, Marie A. vs. Ernest W. CAMPBELL, Jane Ann vs.

Lawrence N. COLEMAN. Tommy vs. Lorraine. LaRUE.

Mildred Lee vs. Howard G. ROSE, Muriel vs. Edward John! Jr. PACE Elizabeth vs.

Leon Everett. LEE. Opal vs. Odell. DUPREE, Cleo vs.

Clifford: -SCHEUERMAN, MargaretU vs. Albert J. (annulment), ABBADIE. Evelyn vs. Adrien.

TOY fox terrier, brown spot on side; reward. TH ornwall 3-1452. WALLET, lady's, green, containing $03, no Identification; desperate, rent money; reward. KEllog 4-3865. 2 parakeets, one answers to Corky; reward; 35th Avenue, near Libby Court.

KE llog 4-8505. 1110 FOUND COCKEtf spaniel, blond, male. LA ke- hurat 3-408(1. FOUND, dog. black-gray; whit chest.

One blu eye. STth-Telegrapb. KE llog 3-2141. FOUND, cocker, black male, found In vicinity of Lafayette. Orlnda 8645.

FOUND: dog, old, gray and white, part terrier, male. HUmboldt 3-1544. 2930 Telegraph Avenuo i Bl Ihgate 4-2856 I Prion orders recelv special attention Ait fun 11 1 1 Weather San TraneiseeBar' Keiiea Fair Sunday and Monday afternoons but otherwise considerable night and morninar fo( or low ciouds except overcast persisting along coast. Little change in temperature. High Sunday San Francisco SO.

Oakland 68. Low Sunday 53-57. West winds 12-23 tn.p.K. afternoons. Nertkcni An CeatraJ CaHreraU Fair Sunday and Monday except fog on Coast.

Little change in temperature. West to Northwest winds off Coast but gentle variable in early morning. Nevada Fair Sunday and Monday but with scattered afternoon thunderstorms Northern mountains. In extteme South high Sunday 95-100, low 5 tin day night. vo-w.

i Nerthwestera California Fair Sunday and Monday except fog on coast extending Inland mornings. Possible' lo cal light showers afternoon northern mountains. Little change in temperature. High Sunday 57-67 on- coast 70-60, coastal valley and 78-88 Inland, Low sunaav wem 2 Baata Clara aad Llvermere Valleys-Fair Sunday and. Monday 1 except tor morning nign Jog.

Lime change in temperature. Santa Clara Valley, high Sunday 74-81, low Sunday night 33-57. Central Ceasi Ceaatiea Fair Sunday and Monday but considerable tog on coast extending inland night and mornings. Little change In temperature. High Sunday and low Sunday night.

San Jose 78-54. Hollister 78-50. Sacrament An Baa Jesqala Valleys-Fair Sunday and Monday but with patches of nigh fog mornings extreme South of Sacramento Valley and North end of San Joaquin Valley. Sacramento Valley, high Sunday 80-80, low Sunday night 50-57: slightly wanner Monday afternoon. San Joaquin Valley, high Sunday 84- 94.

low Sunday night 50-60. Salinas Valley High fog night and morning North end through Monday. Little change. in temperature. High Sunday 68-78 North end.

Low Sunday night 52-37. West winds 10-20 m.p.b, afternoons. 1 STATE. NATIONAL BCMMAK1ES Calif eraia Fair weather but: somewhat cooler afternoon temperatures were reported over the greater portion of California yesterday with th exception of the Coast areas, where; fog or low cloudiness was orevalent. This fog, or low cloudiness, -extended over tne greater portion of the coastal valleyc during the morning, and also reached inland to the central valley.

Similar weather la expected on Sunday with fog prevailing along the Coast during the entire day and In the valley during the morning hours. Temperatures are ex pected to cnange Out slightly duniK the next 24 hours and possibly some slight warming win occur inland on Monday afternoon. The highs overV the inland areas were for the most 'part in the 80's today, and readings in ihe 50 and 60's were common along trie Coast. National During the pAst 12 to 24 hours most of the precipitation across the Nation was observed irt the vicinity of the Great Lakes, the Mountains and in lesser amounts in the Rocky Mountains. Precipitation in attendance with thunderstorm was locally heavy with amounts above one inch.

Generally, the totals haves-been small. Elsewhere across the Nation! the weather has been mostly fair. Temperatures were lower over California yesterday and slight falls were recorded over much of the 'southwest. Other low readings were- reported in the -Great Lakes and south and south westward over Missouri and the southeast states. Slightly higher temperatures were reported at most other stations.

Generally readings over me nation were in tne so a. WESTERN TEMPERATCKE Albuquerque 91 Bakersfield 93 Blue -Canyon 74 LI 90 67 67 Portland 91. 61 591 Red Bluff Blythe 106 Boise 92 81! Reno i 89 47 Riverside 85 59 53Sacra'nto Apt 79 54 'ISalinasi 70 .55 Cheyenne 85 Coalinga 9t Denver 85 El Paso Eureka 60 Fresno 93 Gr. Junction 88 Havre 83 Helena 80 Hetch Hetchy In. Thermal 105 Lander 84 Las Vegas 104 Los Aneeles 80 57 S.

Lake City 91 68 751 S. Diego Apt. 74 64 53 San Joce j. 60! S. Frarlclsro 6t 54 64! S.

FraH. Apt. 67 55 52 Santa Barbara 70 57 56! Santa Maria 68 62 Santa Rosa 75' Seattle 561 Sheridan 82: Spokane 88 56 82 53 93 63 64' Slocktoh 88 55 A. Airport 74 64' Sunnyvale 68 58 Meoiord si 55i susanvMie MV Shasta 80 49lTonopah Needles 109 89 Williams Paso Robles 88 50 Winnentuca Phoenix 104 801 Yuma EASTERN TEMPERATURES 85 44 89 91 107 si 44 84 LI AtlanU Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Chicago Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Houston Jacksonville Kansas City Memphis Miami Menneapolis 83 69! New Orleans 62' New York i 78: North Platte 65Okla. City 79 Omaha 88 76! 73 94 87 90 78 73 67 87 53 95 76 78 62 87 80 83 64 78 63 Pitteburgh Rapid.

City, St. Louis San Antonio Shreveport 78 71 .52 105 97 94 83 80 77 74 83 70 100 92 81 83 82 75 76 70 49 69 Washington 88 88 74! Wichita f7Williston 74 571 Honolulu 73 COIN GO AGLET Accidentally in Dublin. California. August 8, 1952, Norman Wesley Bag ley. beloved son of Elsa Bagley and the late Alfred Bagley; loving brother of Allen Baa ley and Ruth Halls worth; nephew of Ruth Audette, Harry and Herbert Wilkinson, Ralph Bacley and 'Nulma Copeland; grandson of Henry 'Bagley.

A member of Carpenter's Union Local No. 1473 of Oakland. A native of Castro Valley. Age 23 year, Friends ar respectfully invited to attend funeral service Monday. August 11.

1952. at 11:15 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. 1580 Fruitvale Avenue.

Interment Golden -Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno at 1:30 p.m. Phone KEllog 3-4114. CAPDKYTELLB In San Francisco, Au gust 8, 1952. John Capdevielle of Liv ermore, dearly -beloved husband of meltne Capdevielle: dear brother of ustin CapdevieU of Mexico; dear usin or Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Barriel Los Altos, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Touye nd Mr. and Mrs. John Arrioulou in an Francisco; dear brother-in-law of fflr.

and Mrs. Paul Turounef of Liver- mnr )wklnvM4 linf1 Mr mil KCr John Laplagne and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie iaurounef; a native 01 ranee; ageo 6 jrears. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday.

August 11. 1952. at a.m., from the Callaghan Mortuary. 187 South Street. Livermore, thence to St Michael's Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. of the rosary Sunday evening at o'clock. COLLINS In Oakland, August 9, 1952. Elsie Gunn Collins, wife of the late Walter Stephen Collins; loving sister tif Eva M. Gunn, Mrs.

Alice Gunn Kinsey, Mrs. Hazel Gunn Miller and Mrs. Ann Eastman; a native of California. A member of College Women's Club, University of California A. A.

IT. and St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. I Friends are Invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Monday, August 11, 1952, at 3 o'clock p.m. (Ample off-atreet parking.) Inurnment private.

CKUMBINE la Oakland. August t. 1952, Mildred Ann. beloved wife of Robert-B Crumrine; loving mother of Michael and TerryXeagoer1ovlng daughter of Mrs. Verdta Steffan of Wig Bear Lake.

sister of Mrs. Mean Ford of san Bernardino, native of Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, August 11, 1952, at 11 jn. from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue. Interment, Mountain View Ceme- DTE In Hayward, August 9, 1952. Jesse iM.

Dye. beloved husband of tne late iJessia M. Dvt: loving father of Mrs. Patricia McDonald of Hayward. Boy Dye of San Jose and Robert uye 01 iLo Angeles; also survived by 4 grand-I children: brother iof Mrs.

Floyd Taylor I of Newton. Kansas Mrs. W. Crane of Grand view, Missouri, ana u. u.

uye nt SniTth Fork. Missouri. A member of Maricopa Lodge No. 434. A native of Missouri, agea ju years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Brothers' Chapel, 1140 Street, Hayward. Tuesday, August 13. at 1:30 p.m. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery. fSHOM Accidentally In Dublin, Cali- inc.

TlT mw aM I Robert Eshom, XJSMC, beloved son of 3 Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Eshom; loving brother of Earl Russell, Richard and Marlene; brother-in-law of Florence and Bervl Eshom: grandson of Flora and Earl Robinson; unci of Christine and Richard Eshom. A native of Oakland, California.

Aged 18 years. A member I.B.E.W. Local No. 360 of Oakland. Trimdi ant manectfullv Invited to attend funeral services Monday, August 111.

at 1 o.m. at the Elmhurst Chapel of phe Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, aaui I East 14th Street. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. Phone TH inlrit or KE llnff 3-4114.

AIR In San Francisco. August 8, 1952, uiarence air 01 Auaeon Avenue, Oakland, unci of Fay Smith McGuire; a native of California; aged 56 vAn employe of the Southern Pacific Company. i Friends are respectfully Invited to iattend th services Monday, August 11, 11952. at 3:30 o'clock p.m. in the new i Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel i 4553 Mac Arthur Boulevard, between Street and Mill College.

Internment, Cemetery. (For further Information please call KEllog 2-4068.) FBATICELLI In Hayward. August 8, 1952. Theresa, beloved wife of Angelo 1A. Fraticelli.

Uoving mother of Mrs. 1 Eleanor Avile of Paris, California, Angela Fraticelli Jr. tot March Field Air Base, California; Madaline, Benjamin Gerald. Genevieve, and Roy Fraticelli, of Hayward, dear daughter of Abad Velez of Decoto, and the late Velez, stepdaughter, of Mo sdesto: Velei sister of Mrs. Martha, rcolini of Mrs.

Sarah Delgado Chicago Park; Mrs. Susie Borrero, Paul Velez and Matthew Velez of San tFrancisco; Mrs. Prospita Ball of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Clement VVelez of San Jose and the late Mrs. Ruth Lugo. A native of Hawaii, aged 346 years.

I Friends are invited to attend the (funeral from Templo De La Cruz. 2451 Avenue, Hayward, Tuesday, August 12, at 12 noon. 1 Friends may call at Sorensen's Chapel. 1140 Street, Hayward. Interment ML Eden Cemetery.

GORDON In Hayward. August 7, 1952, Edith beloved wife of the late William L. Gordon; loving mother of Arthur D. Gordon of Onnda; of Mrs. Marjorie Rupp; sister of Herbert H.

Dexter of Orange, California and Mrs. L. D. Brown of Australia; a native of Tahiti; aged 78 years; a member of Elmhurst Rebekah Lodge 277. 5 Friends are respectively invited to attend funeral services Monday, August 11, 1952, at 3 p.m.

at the Fruitvale chapel of The Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment Mountain View Cemetry. Phone KEllog 3-4114. GOUfcLAY In Oakland, August 9, 1952.

James. Gourlay, beloved husband of Margaret Gourlay; beloved father of Jean Wolcott, Beth Kurtz and Margaret Milleman; grandfather of Ronald Kurtz. Lorna and Marcia Wolcott, Laurita and Teddy Milleman; native of Scotland; aged 77 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday. August 12, 1952, at 3 p.m., at the East Chapel of Hanrahan Wadsworth, Pine and Borba, East 14th Street at Fifth Avenue.

Interment Mountain View (For further information please call GL encourt 1-6842.) HOLLAND In Oakland. August 8, 1952. Estell Lillian, beloved mother of Mrs. Doris Humphrey and Russell Baker, ONE (1) HOUR FREE PARKING 13th Franklin with tack classified want ad placid at air MAIN OFFICE 8:30 to 5:30 Daily grandmother of Russell Baker HI and Baker and Catherine Humphrey, 'loving daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Cecil, sister of Joseph, Tom. James and Forrest Cecil. Mrs. Mary Madden. Mrs.

Nellie Alesxi and Mrs. Catherine Thomas. A native of Springfield, Kentucky, aged 45 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral service Tuesday, August 12. 1952, at 9:30 a.m.

fro rn the Fruitvale Chapel of th Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, thence to St. Elisabeth' Church where requiem high mass will be sung for the respos of ber soul commencing at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary Monday evening at 8 p.m.

(KEllog 3-4114.) HTJEFNCB In Modesto, August Tr 1953. Frank, beloved husband of Fannie Huefner residence at 2123 Durant Avenue. Berkeley; aged 77 years. All friend are invited to attend funeral services Monday. August 11.

1952. at 2:30 p.m. at Sunset Mausoleum Columbarium, Sunset Drive off Arlington Avenue, Berkeley. i JONES Of 948 East 14th Street, Oak land. August 7.

1952, Elizabeth, Mary. beloved wife of David Jones; loving mother of Mrs. Grace Caswell. Mrs. Margaret Higuera, David and Dale Jones; loving grandmother Vf 11 grand children; a native of Wales; aged 86 years.

Friends are invited to attend services from new mostuary of C. P. Bannon. 6800 East Street. Oakland, on Monday morning, August 11, 1952, at 10:45 a.m.

For further information pleas call TRinidad 2-1011). KETES Of 1750 35th Avenue. Oakland, August 8. 1952, William beloved husband of the late Katherine Keyes; loving father of Mrs. Donalda Stevens, Mrs.

Margaret Osborn and Mrs. Elizabeth Tubbs; idolized grandfather of Mrs. Florence Margrave; great-grand-fathet of Larry Stevens; a native of Minnesota; aged 77 years. Friends are Invited to attend services Monday, August 11, 1952, at 8:30 a.m., from the Mission Chapel of Robinson Bros. Mortuary, 1901 Fruitvale Avenue near Foothill Boulevard, Oakland, thence to Elizabeth' Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a.m.

interment. Holy sepuicnre cemetery. Recitation of the holy rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. For information phone KEllog 4-307L LUCAS In Korea, June 22, 1952. Cpl.

Harry R. Lucas, beloved son of Mr and Mrs. Harry N. Lucas, loving brother of William Lucas, uncle of Joan Carol and Robert Lucas. A native of Orovllle California, aged 22 years.

A member Emeryville Post No. 1010 V.F.W. of Emeryville. friends are invited to attend services Wednesday. August 13, 1952, at 8 o'clock p.m.

at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. (Abun dant private parking.) Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery at 2 p.m. Thursday, August 14th. .1952, Post No. 1010 VJ.W.

officiating. MARSH-BROWNE In Oakland, August 8, 1952, Ranald Marsh-Brownl husband of the late Grace Marsh-Browne; loving father: of John R. Marsh-Browne. Friends are invited to attend the services. at, The 14th Street Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries.

2372 East 14th street, -Monday. Aueust 11. 1952. at 9 o'clock a.m. (Funeral parking in adjoining garage.) Inurnment private.

MATTFELDT In Oakland, August 8. 1952, Anna Rose Mattfeldt of 2411 East 24th Street, loving mother of Fred Mattfeldt of Oakland and Mrs. Hazel Stevenson of Berkeley; grandmother of William Stevenson, U.S. Army: great grand mother of Daniel and Margaret Marie Stevenson, of aunt of Mrs. Irene Weston of Oakland and Mrs.

Margaret Osch of Alameda; native of Germany; aged 87 years; a member of the Women of the Maccabees. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Monday, August 11, 1952. at 11 o'clock a.m. in tne new Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel 4555 MacArthur Boulevard, between High Street and Mills College. Inter ment.

Olivet Memorial Park. (For further Information call KE llog 2-6068.) MILES In an Oakland hospital. August 7. 1952, Albert H. Miles of 1213 Broadway, Santa Cruz, California.

beloved husband of Elsie Miles, loving father of Alberta Eloise Miles and Albert Henry Miles both of Santa Cruz, stepfather of William Albert Miles of Santa Cruz and Elsie Henrietta wood ward of Oakland. A native of Massa chusetts, aged 64 years. Friends may call- at the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull and Sons). Adeline Street at Ashby Station. Berkeley, until 10 clock Tuesday, August 12, 1952.

MONTEIRO Of 133 17th Street, Oak land, August 9, 1952, August Garcia, dearly beloved husband of the late Olivia Montetro; beloved father of Augustus Monteiro and Mrs. Olivia Dogas of Oakland: dear grandfather of Mrs. Dolores Roach of San Leandro: lovine ereat grandfather of Leonard Roach: a member of the Loyal Order of Moose and Council No 55 of PEC: a native of Fayal. Azores; aged 84 vears. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of C.

P. Bannon. 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Tuesday morning. August 12, 1952, at thence to bt. Bernard Church for a reouiem mass commen cing at 9 o'clock.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 8 p.m. (For further information please call TR ini- dad 2-1011.) oi.ivFfRA Of 1167 West Bay Avenue, San Leandro.

August 7. 1952. Mary, beloved wife of Manuel Oliveria: loving mother of Mrs: Laura Mitchell of tsiiii-tnn and i Mrs. Grace Lewis of I Nana. California: loving sister or August Botelho of Hayward, Joseph and William Botelho of Oakland, Manuel Botelho of Pleasanton.

Mrs. Louisa Tavares of Hilo, Hawaii: Mrs. Rose mii nf Ashland. California and. the late John Botelho; loving daughter of the late Manuel and Maria Raposa Botelho; loving grandmother of eight grandchildren and one great grandchild; loving sister-in-law of Mrs.

Bella and Rose Botelho of Oakland, rcmria Botelho of Pleasanton. Rose ntlha of Hayward: also survived by varinua nieces and nephews; a native pi.uaninn. California: aged 63 years. Friends are invited to attend the dm.r.i -from the new mortuary of Rannon. 6800 East 14th Street Oakland, on Monday morning, August 11, 193Z, a mtnci s.

Church for a requiem high mass at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening. 8 o'clock(For further information please call TRin idad poster Of Hayward, August 8. 1932, Reuben L.

Porter; husband of the late Mable Porter; loving iainer s.ttler of Concord and Li la Mae Rogers of New York; grandfather of 3 grandchildren; 'brother of Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Bessi Tauaheck and Mrs. Flossie Zenke.

all of Hayward. and Katherine ShoenrocK ana wauace Porter of St. Paul, Minnesota. A native st Piul. Minnesota, aged 62 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Brotnersunapei, 1140 Street, Hayward, -Monday. Au gust 11, at 3:30 p.m. inurnment unapei of the Chimes. ROCHE In Oakland, August. 3.

1952, John William Roche, beloved husband of th late Alice Roche; dear father of Evelm Price 4 and John Patrick Roche and th late Alic Lloyd; grandfather of. Jane Price, Robert Lloyd and Daniel, Michael and Francis Roche; a native of California; aged 74 'i Friends are invited to attend services from the Telegraph Avenue chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Monday, August 11. 1952, at 9:45 o'clock a.m., thence to St. Anthony's Church, at 1500 East 15th Street, where a requiem- high mass will be sung for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10:30 o'clock, a.m. Recitation of th rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment? St. Mary' cemetery. I i ROBERTS In Albany, August James Robert of 1197 Washington Avenue. Albany, dearly beloved husband of Margaret Roberts; loving father of Margaret Cannon of Albany; beloved grandfather of Nelson and Donald Cannon; dear brother of Fred W. Roberts of San Francisco and John R.

and Charles L. Roberts, both of Tfapa, California; a native of Napa, California; aged 71 years; a member of Thousand Oaks Lodge No. 478 AM. Santa Rosa Aerie No. 210 FOE and BPOE No.

646 of Santa Rosa. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Monday, August 11. 1952. at 11 a.m. from the drawing room chapel of The Ellis-Olson Mortuary.

727 San Pablo Avenue. Albany. Committal ser vices Sunset View Cemetery. 4, ROSENKRANZ In Oakland. August 8 1952.

Otto, beloved husband of Margaret Rosenkranz; loving latner 01 wis mu-dred Rosenkranz; brother of i Mrs. Sophia VeUiquette; a native of; Pittsburgh, aged 81 years. A Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral service Monday, August 11. 1952. at 1:30 p.m.

at the Fruitvale chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. 1580 Fruitvale Ave nue. (Phone KJSiiog -f SCOTT In San Leandro. August 8, 1952, A vi heloved husband -of Mary L.

Scott, loving father of Clarence A. Scott Melvin Lloyd Scott and Mary Ida- Bray, brother of Charles Scott of Fort Worth, Texas, and Cleave Scott nt Minneola. Texas, erandfather of Glenna Lee Scott. A member of the Mechanics' Union of Oakland. A native of Texas; aged 57 years.

i Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, August 12, at 11 a.m.. at the Elmhurst Chapel of Clarence; N. Cooper Mortuary. 8901 East 14th Street Interment Golden Gat Cemetery (TR lnidad 2-4343). SPENCE In a Berkeley hospital, August 7.

1952, Lesley M. pence 01 9 ixuna Linda Court, Orinda. beloved wife--of Robert H. Soence. loving daughter.

Mrs. Elizabeth Geier of Long Beach, Cali fornia, dear sister of oars, ixmise wesi-mtt nt I Reach, niece of Mrs. Emma Geier of Long Beach, and aunt of Wayne Westcott of Long Beach. A native of Colorado, aged 41 years. A farewell service to which all friends are welcome will be held Monday, August 11, 1952 at 10 o'clock in the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull Sons Adeline Street at Ashbv Station.

Berkeley, (Long Beach papers please copy.) if STOVNER In Oakland, August 8, 1952, Anders Storm- Stovner, dearly beloved father of Grace Sigrid Batchelor and Jean Agnes Stovner of Berkeley, brother of Gulveig Rastad and Asbjorn Borne both, of loving -grandfather of Jeffrey Storm Harris of New Mexico and Egl Tarn Batchelor of Berkeley. A native of aged 63 years. Member of the Sons; of Nor way Dovre Hall. San Francisco, and of the Long Shoresman's union 10, San Francisco. jl A farewell service to which all friends are welcome will be held Tuesday at 1:30 clock p.m.

in the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull and Sons), Adeline Street at Ashby Station, Berkeley. Private interment. WALKER In Oakland. August 8. 1952, Elizabeth Walker, dearly beloved Wife of the late Frederick Walker; grand- aunt of Mildred Branson, Mrs.

Irene Hammond and Pearl McDonald. A native of Oakland, California, aged 92 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend th funeral Monday. Ausust 11, 1952, at 9 o'clock a.m. from the Moss-wood Chapel of Albert Engel Ac 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 37th stret, thence to St.

Anthony's Church, where 'a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing: at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, WRIGHT Suddenly In Berkeley, August 7.

1952. I Harry F. of 16096 Selborne Drive, San Leandro; dearly beloved husband of Ida F. Wright, living son of Anna Jane Wright. loving brother of Mrs.

Acenith John, William, Lemuel, Richard, and the lata Leonard Wright; a native -of Oak-lahoma; a member of Fortitude Lodge No. 624 Pacifie Employee Service Association- and a veteran of World Wars I and II: Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Monday. August 11 at one p.m. in the new Laurel Chapel of Albert 4555 MacArthur Boulevard between High Street and Mills College; under the auspice of Fortitude Lodge No. 624 8c AM; in terment Golden Gate National Ceme tery.

San Bruno. (For further informa tion please call KEllog 2-6068). Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY BEAKT ASSOCIATION i 1 Gratefully Acknowledgea 1 Memorial gifte toward tne flfht afslnsi heart disease. iM Broadway. Oakland.

HI ghrste 4-S40) Rites Set for i Cpl. Harry Lucas Last rites will be held Wednesday for Army Cpl. Harry R. Buddy) Lucas, 22, former. Emery High School all-star basketball star who was killed in action last June 22 in Korea.

He was an all-around athlete and popular member of the Emery graduating class of 1948. He Joined the service on March 19, 1951, and went overseas ln September last year. An. acting platoon sergeant of Company, Fifth Marine Regiment, he was killed by shell fragments under enemy fire in heavy action near the Heart break Ridge battle area of Ko rea. Corporal'Lucas lived with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lucas, of 1024 59th Street; The soldier was posthumously elected a member of Post 1010, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Both his father and brother, William, 32, are members of the organiza tion. They and hiS: mother Eva, survive him. i i Services will be held at 8 p.m.

Wednesday at the Truman; Mortuary, Telegraph' Avenue and 30th Street. Interment will-take place Thursday at 2 p.nu at the Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, under auspices of the VJ.W. $10,025 Estate MARTINEZ. Aug. 1 Rebecca Jane Pollakowsky, 70, who was found dead in her Richmond home after a ruptured re frigerator lihe filled her kitchen with ammonia left an estate of $10,025, according to an appraisal filed today with County Clerk Walter T.

Paasch. Mrs. Pollakowsky, a Richmond resident for 27 years, died May 3. She lived at 2914 Downer Ave 5 Loma Linda Court, who. died suddenly Thursday in a Berkeley hospitaL Mrs.

Spence was a native of Colorado and a graduate of U.CXA.. The family recently moved to Orinda. Previously their home was in Berkeley, She is survived by her wid ower, Robert H. Spence, her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Crier of Long Beach, and her sister, Louise Westcott, also of Long Beach.

services will be held at 10 a.m.t in The Little Chapel of The Flowers, I 3051 "Adeline Street, Berkeley. Augusto G. Monteiro i Last rites for Augusto Garcia Monteiro, 84, who died yesterday, will be held at 8:30 ajn. Tuesday from the C. P.

Bannon Mortuary, 6800 'East 14th Street. A native of i the Azores, Mr. Monteiro lived a 133 17th Street and was affiliated with Council No. 55, UPEC, and the Loyal Order of Moose. Surviving are a son, Augustus, and a daughter, Mrs.

Olivia Dajas, both qf Oakland; a granddaughter, Mrs. Dolores Roach of San Leandro, and a great-grandson, Leonard Roach. Mrs. Eva Katherine Hueston Aug. 9.1 Mrs.

Eva Katherine Hueston, active in work of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, died at her home here this morning. I She lived at 2410 San Mateo Avenue. Surviving are her husband, William i two daughters, Mrs, Alice Piet? of Berkeley and Mrs. Grace Kee of Richmond, and a William of Chi cago. Two sisters and two all of Chicago, also survive.

Arrangements to return the body to Chicago for funeral services are being made by the Wilson and Kfatzer El Cerrito Chapel, 616 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito. 1 1 Anders Storm' Stovner BERKELEY, Aug. 9. Funeral services for Anders Storm Stovner, 63, who died on Friday, will be held at pjm. Tuesday in the Little Chapel of the FJowers, Adeline Street and Ashby Avenue.

'j A native of Norway, Mr. Stovner was a member of the Sons of Norway Dovre Hall, San Francisco, and of Longshore-ftien's Union No. 10, San Francisco. He lived at 2304 Browning Street. i Surviving are twd daughters, Grace Sigrid Batchelor and Jean Agnes Stovner, both of Berkeley; two I brothers, Gullveig Rastad and Asbjorn Sorhe Stovner, both of Massachusetts; and two grandchildren, Jeff rey Storm Harris, of New Mexico, and Egl Tarn Batchelor; of Berkeley.

Ship Arrivals, Departures Arrived in s. f. bay THURSDAY. AUGUST 7 1 J. H.

MacG AREGILL, English: 5:25 p.m:. from Seattle. i Standard Oil, Rich mond. 1 OREGON. Gibson: 10:30 p.m.: from Los Angeles to States S.S.

Co. (Pier 39. GOLDEN STATE, Mauminghan: 11:50 p.m.; from Seattle to States Marine Corporation. Howard Terminal, Oakland. FRIDAY, AUGUST i WARWICK VICTORY.

Stale, from sea: 11:15 a.m.; Pope 8c Talbot Pier '4. NISSEI MARU, (from, Yokohama: 12:15 p.m.: States Marine Corp. (Pier RAVNANGER TOnnesen. from Vancouver; 12:30 p.m.; General SS Corp. (Anch.

T. COLTNA. Tesh. 1 from Los iAngeles: 12:05 o.m.t General Petroleum. Corp.

(Oakland Outer Hsrbor. i RHODE ISLAND. Jones, from Los Angeles; 2:15 p.m.: for Seattle put In to land a sick seaman. Texas i Oil Co. (StreamV i MOHGANTOWM Wank, from trial trip to American President Line: Todd Shlnvard (Alameda'.

BATTLE CREEK VICTORY, Griffiths, from Los Angeles; p.m.! American Hawaiian SS Co. (Pier J6. SANTA ADEIA. Uldall: 12:20 a.m.; from Cnnm Bav to Grace Line. (Pier 37).

JUNIOR. Frames: 4:05 a.m.; from Puerto Armielles to United Fruit Co. (P)er0. BELLO. Zelde: 8:13 a.m.t from Arabia to stndird Oil Richmond.

-i JOHN WEYERHAEUSER. Shields: 7:05 a from Los Angeles to Weverhaeuaer SSC. Alaska Packers' Dock. Alameda, BALD EAGLE. 9 a.m.: from Orient to Military Sea Transportation Service.

NSC. Oakland. 1 SAILED FROM S. F. BAT FRIDAY.

AUGUST SHIKIHARTJ MARU, Chimorl. for Na-gova; 12 noon: General SS Corp. 1 RHODE ISLAND. Jones, for Seattle; 1:20 p.m.: Texas Oil Co. PAUL SHOUP.

Wynne, for Portland; a.m.: Associated Oil Co. HORACE IRVINE. E. Petersen, for Coos Bay: 3:25 o.m.: Weyerhaueser Line. PAUL GREGG.

Montgomery; 12:45 a.m.: for Portland. Union Oil Co. PARRAKOOLA. Kjellee-rd: 6:50 a.m.: for Vancouver. General SS Co.

M. GUHIN. 7:10 a.m.: for Portland. Pope TaTbot. Inc.

BOULDER VICTORY. Jacobsent :45 a.m.: for Seattle. American Hawaiian. TO ARRIVE IN S. F.

BAY TODAY From 1 Time Pier Calcutta. Sarangart 33 Japan. Shinyo Mam 9 a.m. 90 New York. BeUeville S3 Okinawa.

Flying Scud p.m. Str. Oslo. Mimbuj p.m. Rich Philadelphia, W.

H. Peabody due Columbia Wayne Vict, due SUNDAY. AUGUST IS Gen. Wm. F.

Has 10 p.m. Str. tnenx, iin aits vivxory 8 p.m. Str. Columbia Coastal Nomad due Yokohama Lightning -du Los Angeles.

Pacifie TO SAIL FROM S. F. BAY "I -lV TODAY For Time Wee Honolulu. Amer. p.m.

33 Manila. Belleville n.m. Papeete. Walhemo 28 Yoko. Pres.

p.m. 50C Norfolk. Elko p.m. HTO I AUGUST 10 i Brooklyn, Mathew Luckenbach p.m. EB Mansanillo.

Santa la via. nm 37 HOT SUN, MOON AND TIDE SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 Sun rises I Sun seta Moon Moon seta New Moon 1st Qtr. Full Moon Last Qtr. Aug. 20 Aug.

28 Sept. 3 Aug. IS 8:0 a.m. 5:03 a.m. 8:19 p.m.

6:27 a.m. AUGUST 10 TO AUGUST 14 TIDE TABLE H.W. L.W. H.W. L.W.

10 4.21a 5.4 1.3 6.8 10 11 4 8 22 6.8 L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W. 13 0.7 4.6 3.0 :20p6.T 0.5 4.6 3.6 6.6 14- 0 2 4.8 3.8 :20p6.6 The time and helghu of tides in the above (j.

S. Coast and Geodetic Surveys table are given for the foot of Park Street. For Fort Point subtract 40 NOTICE In the above tabulation of the tides th daily tides are given In the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early morning tide in the left-hand column. The columns of heights give the eleva. tlon of each 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 minus sign (). then the numbers are Subtracted. tRGAb NOTICE "NOTICE BIDS FOR FURNISH-TNO A DIMMERBOARD AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT FOR THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM THEATER OF THE CITY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. The City Clerk will receive sealed bids or proposals in his office in the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 12.30 o'clock p.mv on Tuesday, the 19th day of Ausust. 1952, for furnishing; a dimmerboard and associated equipment-for the Municipal Auditorium Theater of the City of Oakland, California, Specifications and blank forma of proposals will be furnished by the.

City Clerk on application. Price bid shall include delivery and California-State Sales Tat. The City ia exempt from City of Oakland Sales Tax and Federal Excise Tax. All proposals shall be accompanied by a check in an amount not less than ten per cent (10) of the aggregate amount of the proposal certified by a responsible bank, payable to the order of Chas. M.

Don. City Clerk of the City of Oakland, which check and the amount therein apecified shall be forfeited and retained by the City of Oakland, if the successful bidder fails to execute the contract in the required form and furnish the bond required. Bond in an amount, equal to one fourth of the total contract price) to be given by successful bidder aa a guarantee for faithful performance of the contract. Contract to be -entered Into within ten (10) days after award thereof. Said dimmerboard to be furnished and delivered in accordance with specifications therefor adopted.

August 5. 1962. CHAS. M. DON.

City Clark. Na 84 Aug. 5t) VACATION? Letter From Home" and National Happenings or phono TI 2-6000 (saeee 1 Data until SUto Data A I -I: i ftitnt mJ 011 txtdrs thf miitlltt Mflfm Colmisritm rt IJficnl Ibt Uttlf tfuuii and tmlJiHti 0 pttmtitnc0 si Memnttin Vttw. Northern California's Oldest and Most Beautiful Memorial Park iiavo iho TMDUI1E CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM URN GARDEN CEMETERY Magnificent tnd most durable structures fuarantee permanent resting place for all time. Off the city streets within a beautiful 200 acre estate.

Adequate Endow, ment Fundsassure continual upkeep. Three Memorial Chapels with English Pipe Organs. Unlimited Parking. A Noti-Prtfit Ho OutsiJt AfiliMUmi IaaBBsssesaaSSSSSfaSaamsasss FOLLOW tut Like a Keep Up Local Mail coupon Gradation Dept. iv Oakland Tribune I am learing on mjr Please resume deliterr lerrice at mj home address OR I tV9a Please mail my Tribune 1 Street or Box PdoItt just be servid de Satisfied! Yttr thtkt SO fntrel unlets I ptlfi 5242.50 11,100.99 JaS- HULL 4 son As ApAoWtae Sheer eAjkkrSlali Cyprsw eW Ucmt SlfesH f-C EsUb.

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