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Vital Statistics Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, March 15, 1953 11 A Tokyo Crime Doesn't Pay "TOKYO (UP) Tokyo police of- ship in their trade, the police re- Dictator Succumbs Births, Marriages. Divorces, Deaths ported that burglars earned an average of 14 cents per day and pickpockets and petty thieves 10 cents a day. Fred Vierke, Philo Motel Owner, Dies PHILO Fred Vierke, Philo motel owner, died yesterday at a Santa Rosa hospital, after an illness of 2 years. Mr. Vierke, 43, settled in Philo more than 3 years ago.

moving here from Vallejo, where he operated a restaurant. He was a member of Boonville Lodge 411. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and of Boonville Lions Club. He was a native of San Jose. He is survived by his wife.

Barbara; a son, James C. Vierke, also of Philo; and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of Wilbur Vierke. San Jose, Mrs. Gil more, 22.

and Laura Priscilla Kohler. 21. both of Petaluma. MANN-BROPHY William Peoples Mann, 35, and Hazel Connie Brophy, 35. both of Stockton.

GARRETT-HARRELL Robert R. Garrett, 22. and Shirlev Ellen Har-rell, 20, both of Petaluma. ARNOTT-PHILLIPS Donald Floyd Arnott, 36, and Betty Friend Phillips. 37, both of Larkspur.

WILSON-ASHER Kenneth Ray Wilson. 17, and Betty Lou Asher, 16, both of Windsor. DIVORCES (Complaints Filed) OWENS Charles Calaska vs. Beverly Gale. Grounds, extreme cruelty and desertion.

Couple married Jan. 4. 1950, Reno, Nev. Plaintiff asks for custody of a minor child and community property. Geary, Spridgen Moskowitz, Santa Rosa, attorneys for plaintiff.

GILARDONI Gertrude A. vs. Joseph. Grounds, extreme cruelty. Couple married March 26.

1942, Reno, Nev. Plaintiff asks for joint care and custody of 3 minor children, a "reasonable sum" for support, and divi fered stastics proving that crime doesn't pay very much. After questioning 3.35X criminals with at least six years apprentice BUHL of Adults These make Limit Asked On Adult Education SACRAMENTO (UP) A ban on adult education classes which are recreational, social or just entertaining was asked yesterday by a Senate committee. The committee also recommended that a tuition fee be charged for other classes to "insure seriousness of purpose on the part of adult students." In its bulky 496-page report, the Senate Committee on Adult Education said also state tax money should not go to support Civil Defense classes, physical education classes, courses designed to benefit only organized groups or courses in fields where the Red Cross gives instruction. And the committee headed by Sen.

Harold T. Johnson asked the Department of Education to take a long look at the educational value of classes for bands, orchestras and choral groups. Widow of Former Santa Rosan Dies The body of Mrs. James Roy Key willi be returned Tuesday to Santa Rosa for burial beside her husband at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Her late husband was a Press Democrat linotype operator for about 15 years.

After his death, Mrs. Key moved to Richmond. She died at her 520 Nevin St. home there yesterday. She leaves a brother, James Blum.

Funeral services will start at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Wilson-Kratzer funeral home, Richmond. Frank Harmon Dies at Age 76 UKIAH Funeral services for Frank Albert Harmon, 76, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Community Church in Hop-land. Mr.

Harmon, a resident of the Hopland area for 36 years and of California for 60 years, died Friday at his Hopland home. Arrangements are by Eversole Mortuary here. He was a charter member of the Spanish American War Veterans organization in Santa Rosa and and was a member of the Windsor Odd Fellows lodge for 37 years. Members of the family said he had lived in Sebastopol for 15 years before moving to Hop-land. Surviving him are his wife, Mary, of Hopland; sons Robert and George of Ukiah, James of Hopland, Albert of Lakeport, and Warren of Santa Rosa; daughters Mrs.

Thylia Hover and Mrs. Ivan Myers, both of Santa Rosa; 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and a sister in Pasadena. Interment will be in the Ukiah cemetery. Services will be conducted by the Hopland American Legion post. Harry B.

Burkett By Staff Correspondent HEALDSBURG Harry Beu-ford Burkett, 59, became ill at noon Friday and was reported dead on arrival at Healdsburg General Hospital. A farmer and carpenter's helper, he had lived in Windsor 3 years. He was a native of Tennessee. Mr. Burkett is survived by his wife, Vinnie, also of Windsor; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Marvin M. Porritt, Petaluma, and Mrs. Leonard J. Porritt, Santa Rosa; and 5 grandchildren, Pamla, Timothy, Harta, Catherine and Karen Porritt. He was the brother of Helen, Burbon.

Eva. Ethylene, Florence, Russell and Wesley Burkett, all of Tennessee. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday, at the Fred Young Co.

funeral chapel here. Interment will follow at Shiloh Cemetery. Friday, March 20 One Chick Per Pound Feed. Limit, 100 Chicks First Come First Served only. Bring your own box.

are Leghorn cockerels and fine eating at 8 to 9 weeks. 533 Sebastopol Road MOM! Of UINA AND PUIINA fABM StJle rWWWWWWWWWft ROTO-MATIC SW1VEL.T0P ljjp fM Mfe A lets you dean up. down, alt around fc Cleans ALL over-rW? from position I AMAZING NEW EUREKA NOltS JS. RUG N0Z2LE rfde Mf. rC v.

Full Boating brush eu BIRTHS DUNBAR To Mr. ana- Mrs. Ulric Dunbar, Petaluma, at Petaluma General Hospital March 12, 1953, a girl, 8 pounds 14'i ounces. WRIGHT To Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore Wright, Cotati. at Petaluma General Hospital March 12, 1953, a girl, 7 pounds 9 ounces. McCUEN To Mr. and Mrs. George Petaluma.

at Petaluma General Hospital March 12, 1953, a girl, 8 pounds 72 ounces. PATTERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Garth Patterson, Windsor, at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital March 14. 1953, a boy.

MARRIAGE LICENSES EDGAR-SWARTZ Donald Craig Edgar, 27. Fort Bragg, and Wynona Mav Swartz. 26. Oakland. GILMORE-KOHLER Allen Edward Poulsen's Cor.

4ih A Sfs. THE NEW 1953 FRIGIDAIRES Model IS-108 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING 73 POUND LARGE FROZEN STORAGE COMPARTMENT SHELVES ROLL OUT ALL THE WAY 10.8 CUBIC FEET STORAGE POWERED BY SILENT TROUBLE-FREE FRIGID AIRE METER-MISER i A -1 Mr, Paulsen Trusts You NOTHING DOWN MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU FRIGIDAIRES As Low As 75 Hundreds of lovely "Decorator" Dries in one No paint I Slflfl OX gGTfGlVrCASH COUPON? Mew paint VIENNA, Austria (UP) President Klement Gottwald, 57, Communist Dictator of Czechoslovakia, died yesterday in Praeue 4 days after attending the funeral of Josef Stalin. The Communist Central committee immediately warned the 12,500,000 Czechs and Slovaks against "weakness or panic in our, ranks" a warning identical to that which followed the death of the Russian premier. Prague radio said Gottwald, the illegitimate son of a farmer who turned his country over the Communist world, died of acute pneumonia and pleurisy at 11 a.m. (5 a.m.

EST) in ancient Hrad-cany Castle, home of Bohemian kings. Red Cross Official To Visit Santa Rosa Mrs. Sigrid Bullard, field director for American Red Cross Nursing Services, will visit the Central Sonoma County Chapter house, 24 8 Magowan tomorrow and Tuesday. She will discuss training of personnel to teach home nursing in the community and schools as a Civil Defense service. Registered nurses who wish to enroll in the Red Cross also were invited to meet Mrs.

Bullard. Appointments with the nursing official may be made by calling Mrs. Russell Johnston, local nursing services chairman (phone 2362) or by telephoning the chapter house, 443. CLEANER HAS ALL CtAMP toon CO0 TO SIDt Of CUANtr WHEN NOT IN USIt Cndi litem twitting, teli, ADJUSTABlf SUCTION! Clean Ikraw. Ding' A fwll vtlren.

fewEcSi sion of community property. Bernard C. Plover. Santa Rosa, attor- I nev for plaintiff. MOT HORN Olive vs.

Andrew Grounds, extreme cruelty. Couple married April 17. 1948, Reno. Nev. Edward T.

Koford. Santa Rosa, attorney for plaintiff. Funerals REICHMUTH In Sonoma, March 12, 1953, Emily Reichmuth; beloved wife of Walter Reichmuth of Sonoma; loving mother of Mrs. Lillian Jones of Napa. A member of the Mission Circle 139, U.

A. O. of Sonoma. A native of Germany; age 44 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday.

March 16. at 9 a. m. from the Mission Chapel i Mortuary. 5th and Napa Sts.

West, Sonoma, thence to St. Francis Solano Church where a requiem Mass will he offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment. Sonoma Catholic Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited Sundav.

March 15, at 8 p. m. at the chapel. i In Healdsburg, March 13, 1953. Harry Eeuford Burkett.

beloved husband of Vinnie Burkett, Windsor; loving father of Mrs. Marvin M. Porritt, Petaluma, and Mrs. Leonard J. Porritt.

Santa Rosa; grandfather of Pamla, Timothy. Marta. Catherine and Karen Porritt; brother of Helen. Burbon, Eva Ethvlene. Florence.

Russell and Wesley Burkett. all of Tennessee. A native of Tennessee, age 59. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Tuesday afternoon, March 17, at 2 o'clock, at the chapel of the Fred Youne Healdsburg. Interment at Shi-loh Cemetery.

Windsor. PORTER In Sebastopol, March 13. 1953. James T. Porter, beloved husband of Mrs.

Alice Porter, Sebastopol. loving brother of Mrs. An-netta Watson. Sacramento. A native of Ohio, age 81.

Friends are invited to aitend funeral services Monday, March 16 at 2 p.m. at the chapel of the O'Leary Funeral Home. Sebastopol, the Rev. Virgil W. Jackson officiating.

Interment at Sebastopol Cemetery. VIERKE In Santa Rosa. March 14. 1953. Fred Vierke.

dearly beloved husband of Barbara Vierke of Phi-lo, Calif. Loving father of James C. Vierke of Philo. Loving brother of Wilbur Vierke of San Jose. Mrs.

Adeline Van of Oakland. Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence and Mrs. Gladys Chenoworth. both of San Jose.

Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A member of Boonville Lodge No. 411. lOOF and Boonville Lions Club. A native of San Jose.

Calif Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Tuesday. 17, at 2:30 p.m. at The Chanel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa, the Rev. Richard F. J.

Holtzen and Boonville Lodge No. 411. TOOF. officiating Inurnment will follow. Services under the direction of the Memorial Chanel of Lafferty and Smith.

Santa Rosa. HIBBELL --In Van Nuys. March 1.T 1953. Phoebe Hubbe'1. beloved mother of Howard Hubbell.

Van Nuys. Graveside services will br he'd Wednesday. March 18 at 3:30 pm. at the chapel of the O'Leary Funeral Home, Interment at Sebastopol Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express heartfelt thanks 1o our manv friends for their acts of kindness, words of svmpathv.

beautiful floral offerings, and Masses extended in our recent bereavement. MRS. VICTORIA LUIZ. miracles Brush Roll To a beautiful Scrub it-Wash Lasting Adeline Van, Oakland, and Mrs. DoYothy Lawrence and Mrs.

Gladys Chenoworth, San Jose. The Rev. Richard F. J. Holtzen will conduct 2:30 p.m.

funeral services Tuesday at the Chapel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa, with the IOOF officiating. Services will be under the direction of Lafferty Smith. Inurnment will follow at the family plot, Oak Hill Cemetery, San Jose. Clara F. Ricci PETALUMA Services will be held at 9:15 a.m.

tomorrow at the Sorenson Funeral Home here for Mrs. Clara F. Ricci. 59, who died at, Santa Rosa Friday. She had been ill several years.

Mrs. Ricci was born at Napa and moved to Petaluma 40 years ago after marrying Joseph Ricci. They lived in the Paula Lane district when they first moved here and moved to 21 West St. in 1936, where Mr. Ricci survives.

He has been employed by the Department of Public Works here for the past 14 years. Mrs. Ricci is also survived by a son. Frank Ricci. Petaluma.

and was the sister of Mrs. George E. Brugge, Petaluma. and Mrs. Etta Barlow, Sonoma.

Services at 9:15 a.m. tomorrow will be followed by a Low Mass at St. Vincent's Church at 9:30 a.m. Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery here. The rosary will be recited today at 8:15 p.m.

James T. Porter SEBASTOPOI Funeral services will be held tomorrow for James T. Porter, 81. who died at his 1130 High Schonl Rd. home here Friday.

Mr. Porer had been ill for several years. A rc'irod poultry-man, he and hi wife. Alice, came to Sebastopol 27 years ago. Re-fore that the couple owned a ranch in Oklahoma.

Mr. Porter was a native of Tuscaraws Count v. Ohio. He and Mrs. Porter celebrated their 50th werlding anniversary a year ago.

Besides hi wife, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Annetta Watson, Sacramento. Funeral service- will be read by the Rev. Virgil W. Jackson at 2 p.m.

in the chapel of the O'Leary Funeral Home, followed by burial in the Sebastopol Cemetery. Carl Pearson i-'rivatp memorial services will be held at Chapel of Chimes tndav for Carl Pearson. 1122 Rutledje who died Thursday at a Santa Rosa hospital. He was 75. He was a native of Minnesota and came to this state 32 years ago.

A retired grocer, he has lived here for the past 16 years. Mr. Pearson is survived by his wife. Edna, of Santa osa a erand Santa Rosa: 2 daughters, Mrs. Lester James.

Santa Rosa, and Mrs. Babe Kruskopp. Minneapolis, and a sifter, Mrs. Ida Gra-hak. Altadena.

Calif. Services were to be conducted Lafferty Snvth. Henry B. Kimzey LAKEPORT Henry B. Kimzey, an Oregon native who had spent 22 of his 78 years in Lake County, died Friday at Lakeside Hospital here.

A retired ranch laborer, he had lived in Lakeport for the past 10 years. He is survived by his wife, 3 daughters. Mrs. Wendell Hansen. Medford, Mrs.

Morris Clifton. Finley; and Mrs. Raymond Thorpe. Hawaii; 2 stepsons, Victor R. Riley, Oakland, and Clyde W.

Riley, San Jose; a brother, Bert Kimzey, John Day, a half-brother, Robert Kimzey, San Jose; and 6 grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow will be held at Jones Mortuary here, followed by burial at Kel seyville Cemetery. To Express LOVE and SYMPATHY Send FLOWERS MOVKG sroA8 a er FEED SEED ANY PRICE! vtty outrr NO VlfttATIOMl OPEN EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 IJgf's EXCLUSIVE ATTACH-O-MATie a toot for every cleaning fj 1 Job. always where you warrttt Jy mw extra container to fy Sll fw Charles Camp Private services have been held for Charles Webster Camp, 68, who died Thursday at a Santa Rosa hospital.

Mr. Camp was a native of California and had lived in this area for the past 20 years. He made his home at 304 Wilson St. He has no known survivors. Services were held at the Chapel of Chimes under direction of Lafferty Smith mortuary.

Correction SONOMA David Stover, 43, was fined $200 for drunk driving by District Judge Newton Dal Poggetto. not S400 as reported in The Press Democrat. Mr. Stover, Rt. 1.

Box 125-A. Glen Ellen, also was handed a 30-day suspended sentence and a 90-day suspension of his driver's license. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATION KOR VARIANCE FROM THE PROVISION'S OF SECTION in OF ORDINANCE NO. 701 AFFECTING THAT LAND COMMONLY KNOWN AS 1220 COLLEGE AVENUE IN THE CITY OF SANTA ROSA Four o'clock p. March.

26, 1953, Council Chamber, City Hall. Santa Kosa. California, is the hour, day and place when and where a public near-ins will he held before the Planning Commission of the City of Santa Rosa to receive evidence preliminary to a finding of fact in the application ol Dr. B. D.

Rrainerd for variance permit to vary from the requirements oi Section 10 of Ordinance No. 701 Zoning Ordinanrei of the City of Santa Rosa 1o permit the following use oi the land commonly Jcnown as 1220 College Avenue theTMtv of Santa Rosa. 1o wit: to alter and remodel existinp multiple unit dwelling located thereon without compliance with building site area required, to provide for a total of eleven units therein instead of the sevrn units now existing. For further information and particulars you are specifically referred to that "Application for Variance No. V-91" on file in the office of the Plan ning Commission.

City Hall, Santa Rosa. California. All persons interested In or opposed to the granting of said variance application mav appear and be heard at the said hearing. Dated: March 13. 1953.

PLANNING COMMISSION. CITY OF SANTA ROSA, Bv Helen Hightower. Secretary. (Published March 15. 19531 It NOTICE TO CREDITORS No.

21671 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SONOMA. In the Matter of the Estate of MARY SEVANE, also known as MARY LAGO, also known as MARY BERMODES, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned executrix of the will of the above named deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them, with the necessary vouchers. In the office of the clerk of the above en titled court, or to present them with the necessary vouchers, to the under signed at 1022 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa.

California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with said estate ot saia deceased, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: March 13. 1953. TERESA MULDOON. Executrix of the Will of the above named deceased.

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