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children-" and one great-grtat 90, member of a pioneer family. OBITUARIES 62-Accccc OiHan Tribune, Sunday, March 18, 1956 6 AY CO NTIESyiTA STATI STICS-D EAT HS Rites Set Tomorrow for Miss Louise Schmits, fil A- DEATHS Services wui ne neia ax, tub P. Bannon Mortuary, osuu East 14th St. Max Schachtman to Appear in Berkeley BERKELEY. "March 17 Mai Schachtman, national chairman Ut the Independent Socialist League, will speak at a public meeting at 8 p.m.

Wednesday DEATHS Berkeley Hill Chanel (Page A Oderl 1601 Shattuck Avenue it Cedar, Berkesl Licenses Issued mnsiiMi.miTnU' at! Ernest II. Valleio, and Barter Jo rFroter, It, Albany 1IAGEE-PR1CK T. C. Sfagee, end Frances Price. 4, both of Oakland, Mac Alvey, arc three sons, Reino ley.

Monday. March at p.m.lte id? A VT-G ILLTL AND Marshall Walter Grant, JO, Oakland, and Karen-. Jan tCilliland. ID. With of Oakland at Finnish Brotnernooo nau, 1970 Chestnut St, Schachtman, a former editor, of Leon Trotsky's works, -will speak on "The Russian Con-' gress and "the Cold War An Analysis of the New Situation in Russia.

ADUBEC-GL4fSGOW-Philip Joseph M.lnd Rita 'Maria Glasgow 31. both of, Berkeley. SjOLT-CRArfPON LeBoy Otlliert Holt 23. orianoo, tan. 21.

NorweU. Maw. BAXTER SANBORN Robert Jam Baxter, vs. ana umn nifw 8. hoth" of" Oakland.

JORDAN 5PONENBARGER Ruatell Melton Jordan 32. Berkeley, and Marlene Ruth. Sponeobarger, 19. i land. fjCKTRMANN -HIRSCHMANN Bd- ward wen fccuwntwiii, oelh Pauline Htrachmann, 21, both of Oakland.

dtrrrwJwm.T IPS Walter' Keith Smith Jj. cnenmora. and Shirley Jean Thillip. 3D, San Francrtco. JACKSON BRYANT Jtmei B.nler Jarlcsnn.

22., Rome. Dixie -I. Hrvsnt. 21k Oaklandj i Alto of West Point, Henry Alto of Angels Camp, and Harry Alto of North Hollywood, a tit tet, Mrs. Ida Kallio 6i Red wood City, and two grand The Rev, Donald Lehti of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Berkeley" will tees at.

3 p.m. at the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San fablo Ave, Albany. 1 Mrs. Marie Schei ALAMEDA, March 17 Mrs Marie Schei, 93J" an Alameda resident for 25 years, died today after a long illness. A native of Mrs 525 Pacific Ave.

was the wile of the late Sarni B. Schei. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Bertha J. Colberg; a sister, Mrs.

Helen Paulsen; and brother, T. J. Estesen of Min nesota. Funeral services will be held Mondav at 1:30 p.m. at the And ker-Petersen Mortuary, Fifth Ave.

and East 15th Oakland, with the Rev. Carl "Olson officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Miss Letitia Leonard BERKELEY. March 17 Fu I neral services will be ne id lues- day for Miss Letitia tShUGH -LONG' Jaities arWr M.

both of Berkeley. inHmnN.T.r.K.Rnbert Johnson, 2' and Pearl Oaborn Lee, S3, both of San Francisco. BLACKBURN TYNEH Psrwln Que. Blackburn, 21. ano uarnara row Tyner.

11, both of Castro Valley. DAUBENECK CARDWELL Richard Vrt Daubenerk. 25, and Patricia Cardwell, 20,. both of Alameda FREEMAN Alfred Freltas Jr- 18, San Leandro. and Helen Olive freeman.

17. Hayward. 1ETTCH.G REENWOOO Kenneth itirh SJ. and Margaret Holton V.nxM sn iwith of Oakland. f.AKiN.RDXBERG William Randall Xarkln, 22.

and Janice 'Ann Roxberg, an tMith Oakiarid, SCHENDERLEIN-JOHNSON t)avld wiiiiun Jnseoh Schenderleln, 35. and ftiith Louiia Johnson. 91, both of Leonard died yesterday at her home jit 2845 Telegraph Ave. She was the- daughter of James Leonard, whose Leonard tract, purchased in 1852 from the Jamily San An tonio Ranch, was bounded by Dwight and Russell, Re gent and Ellsworth Streets, Miss is survived by nieces and nephews in, Southern California. A Requiem High Mass will be offered at, 9:30 WlTuesday at St.

Augustine's Caiholic -Church, 400 Alcatraz Oakland. Mrs. Mary E. Baker Last rites will be held here to morrow at 1:30 p.m. for Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth Baker, ,98, long time Oakland resident who died here Thursday, Mrs- Baker made her, home at 2049 82nd Ave; She was the wife of the late Hoi-ace Baker. Survivors include two daugh ters, Dora and Lillian Baker- a son, George Horace Baker of Denver, four grandchildren; six great-grand- SICK? locked Nerve Cmim Sicknets in ledy! SeaittlTS a r' e. meter rtrealt laea tioa aad poltloai of a iv eketrac- tioa. fctrrecllea restores kjeiltk! Find tut if bl4tckt3tfnrvet are caatini yeur trouble Nerve Black Test ONLY DR. E.

S. CRY AN, D.C. 4 St 144t Breadwty fll rat 4-4473 JSAYS: 1956, mi Oakland SMITH-WEBBER Robert Msnso Smith, 51, Oakland, and Helen Eve Webber, t. Kan iMtlfim. McDONALD-BENJAMlN Ceorfe Grant Beinrar7Wymji Benjamin, 20, Ala.

igneua. a. MMMMH. It. DEATHS dtwDF.ItltON In Walnut Creek, March J.j.

alien beloved wife of Mistfjouiss Schmits, the first public health nurse in Oakland, died yesterday in a Hayward rest home. She was SI Mist Schmits pioneered public health work here starting in 1908 witii the Associated Chari ties. In 1910, she. provided visi.t- ine nurse service, clinic super vision and industrial nursing. for municipal employees.

With" Dr. Alien T. Gillihan, first full time health officer; she initiated 'the city's disease, con trol program in .1914 She was director of nursing service, head nurse and immuni zatiori'Tiurse. She retired in 1939 after more 30 years continuous service. Mist Schmits studied nursine at the San Francisco County rest home, she lived at: 481 44th St, She is survived by a brother, Carl W.

Schmits, and a niece, Mrs. Abby Dodge. Services will be held at p.m. at vTruman's Chapel, Tele graph Ave. at 30th St.

Mrs. Olga Siven Last rites will be conducted tomorrow for Mrs, Olga Siven, 66, lone time resident of PorlrAlrtV, Arl Walnut Creek hospital Thursday. torsl: aiven naa uved with her daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Mac- Alvev of Pleasant HilL for the past two years. Surviving, in addition to Mrs.

0 El j. JL, CAIIPBELL UNTIL AFTER o) Jllo "Charles a. Anoeram; mouni Lillian Kline, aim one sitter in weoea. A native ef Sweden, Ased 78 -p Private funeral cervices will be held at 1 o'clock p.m. Monday, March 1 at Anderson', Valencia Street, at 15th Street.

San Francisco. HAKE Of SMdS2nd Avenue, Oakland. March 15. ISat. Mary Elizabeth, beloved wife of the lata Horace Baker.

loving mother of Dora V. Baker -of Oakland, Lillian L. Baker of Mill Voi le and Georac Horace Baker at uen ver, Colorado. loving grandmother of Lillian Cohen. Vara Leigh ty, Verna Kinna and Velma Oaae; alaa aurrtved by six great-grandchildren- and one creat-irrest-erandcnild.

A native of Maui, Hawaiian Ulandi; age yaari montha. rtienda arc invited to attend aerv- feea from the new mortuary of CP Bannrm. KW Xaat 14th Street, Oakland, em Monday afternoon, March It, at 1:30. Ckwing acrvtcee, Chanel of the Chimei. (For lurtber miannabon tuaaaa eaU TR in id ad tn.AVKKNBlP In Hayward.

March i. beloved au band of Ruth Blankenahipj loving father of Jill and Susan Blankenahip and atenfather of Karen Blankenahip, and eon of O. 9. SiankenahiDw A aa- fv of Montana, aged 41 yean. A fiiember of Eucalvatue Lodae No.

142, r. 4V AM. of Hayward. Scottiah Rite Koniea and Aahmea Temple A.A.O, H. M.S.

of Oakland and Paat Com-tnander of Hayward JPeet He. (I American Lenen. Friend! are Invited to attend the nmm of the Garden Chapel of the Pratt-Flierl Mortuary. 1044 Street. Havward, Monday.

March IS, at 11:15 o'clock a.m.. under the tuepkie Hayward Peat Americas Legion. KMng eervicea Golden Gate Naoioaal 7 metery, San Bruno, at p.m. DEATHS MATSCRIK la Oakland, Marfh 13. 1M, Lottie beloved wife "of the Ferdinand L.

Mattchen: loving mother of Fred L-. Matsehek' ot San Frarioisco and the late Milton Mat-late Ferdinand L. Matachelu lovinc achek; itivlng grandmother of Fred Warren MTKschek: loving titter of Frank L. Harrow of Oakland and the late Blanche Elmer E. and William Hjrcjow.

A nitlv of I (Claremont) BerkeleyXaged to fttrt Frienda are invited tOXattend aerv- lce at the Telegraph AVeniie Chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2K50 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. Manday, March 15, at 1 o'clock p.m. Rev. usyd O. Gaut officiating.

(Off-itreet par ing.i MAYESKII In Lafayette. March -14 im. Hum Naomi, beloved wife-sOr Lyndon P. Mayeaki; loving aister of Mn. Bertha Norton and the late Klmber TetUworth.

A native of Min nesota. Friends are Invited to attend aerv ices Monday afternoon. March 15. at 2 o'clock. In the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary.

341 Piedmont Ave- nue, Oakland. Interment, Golden Gate National uemetery, polma. McLYMAN In Piedmont, March It, 11)56. Rurnette Oliver, beloved husband loving father of Burnette Oliver Mc Lyman Jr. of Oakland, Mrs.

Eleanor Davis of TDaytnn, Ohio, Juanita McLyman of Oakland; grandfather of Debbie Darlene Davit, A native of Iowa, aged 51 years. A member of Painter' Union, Local 40 ot Berkeley. Time of service later. Truman's rhapeL Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street. Oakland.

MOULTHBOP In Alameda. March It l5t. Rubv Jackson, beloved wife of Carlton Chester, Moulthrop, loving tit ter of Mrt. Mtoet nason ana Mr. Marie lea ton Crues and aunt of Mrs.

Louise Koeppel and Mrt. Meta Naton. A native of California. Aged 14 years. A member of Carlta Chapter No.

115 M.S. and Bethany Shrine No, 12 W.S.J. -Friend are fnvlted to attend fu neral service Monday, March 15, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. at the Chapel qf Fowler-Anderson Funeral Directors, 2244 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda by -earita Chapter-No. MI LLER In Oakland.

March 13. 15. Addle May, beloved wife of the late George F. Muller. loving mother of Harry L.

Muller of (Richmond, Ray mond G. Muller of San Leandro and Charles F. Muller of San Mateo; alto leaves five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: a native of Cook Missouri, aged It yean. i Friend are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Mondtv, March at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence -N.

Cooper Mortuaries, 1380 Frultvale Avenue. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. (Phone KE llog 3-4114). NELSON -In a local sanitarium, March 16. ltM.

Blanche A. of 2522 Chilton Way, Berkeley, loving tiller of Fred Avey of Sacramento A native of Danville, Illinois. Aged years. Funeral aervicet will be held March It, at the. convenience of the family at McNary-Berg Chapel, ltst University Avenue, near Grove Street.

Berkeley. Dr. F. Marion Smith of Trinity Methodist Church. Berkeley, will officiate: Inurnment Chapel of the Chime.

Contribution to Alameda County Heart Association preferred. ORGELMAN In Oakland. March It. ltat, Grace beloved wife of the late Harry F. Orgelman, sister-in-law of Mi sa Mabel E.

Orgelman of Oakland and Edward G. Orgetmait of Sea Cliff. Long Islands New York. A native of nnoae wiana. -Services will be held Mondtv.

March It at, 2 p.m. from the Chapel of the vmraes, nev. w. n. n.

noogKins or ai. Paul's Episcopal Church officiating Servicea under the direction of The John J. Cox, Piedmont Memona Chapel.) O'TOOLE In Oakland March 11, W5. Martin beloved hueband of Nora O'Toole; loving father of Mrt. Marv Myers.

Mrs. Margaret Hafey, George Martin J. and Edward P. OToole loving brother of Mrs. Mary Monahan af New York City and Patrick O'Toole of Ireland; grandfather of Noreen and Mark Myers.

Michael Rusto' Daniel Lawrence C. and Gary M. O'Toole 1 A native af County Galwav. Ireland Friend, are Invited to attend the funeral service March It at a.m., from the Chapel of the Oakland Mortuary. 2007 Tele.

graph Avenue, thence to St. Theresa's Church where a RequWm High Mass will be celebrated for the repeat of nit soul commencing at am. En tombment, SL Joseph Mausoleum. Recitation of the rotary Sunday event at 3:00. POWERS In Oakland.

March ltftt Ida May, wife of the late Chariea P. Powers: beloved mother of Bernard Jama Pv, Lloyd Derrick V. Powers, Mrt. Pauline Mevtrt. Mrt June Water, Mrt, Ellen Taylor and the late Charlet O.

Powers: grandmother of James B. and Marilyn Power, Mn. June- Salvatorl. Jack and Wanda Meyer, Erwln Nichols and: Wanda Smith; great grandmother of: Barbara Sharpie. Jerry Taylor and Linda Salvatori; titter of Mit.

Rean -Strang, Mra; Kit Donovan and Rob' art Mondor. A native of California. Frienda arc Invited to attend aerv Ice Tuesday afternoon, March 30, at 2, in the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary. 3474 Piedmont Avenue Oakland. Interment, Mountain View PCTIOLT InOakland.

Manm 11 Its Louit. loving' husband of Mary Fetaolt. loving father of Louis Prtsott Jr Jeanette. James Lee, -and Patricia Ann Petaolt. devoted brother of Alfred, Alexander, John, Stanley.

Albert and Eatelle PotaoU, aee of -the lata Mary Luaowski and Carl Pettolt, father-in-law of Adell Petaolt. A native of Minnesota: aged 43 years. Friend are invited ts attend the funeral servicea on Tuesday, March at, af p.m., at The Eat Lawa Chapel of Cbri Borba, Eaat 14th street at Fifth Avenue, Oakland. Interment and grave tide servtca at The Preudo National Cemetery, San FmacMeo. tnfonnetiea call GLencourt 4H, BOBERTS Of 111 Dutton Avenue, San Leaner.

March IT, ltof. Mary, dearly beloved wife of Antone Robcrtt; loving another of Lydia Peuy of Walnut Creek, Manuel Ruit of Matneda. Ce cilia Riimul. Raymond, Ruit and Helen Grace af Centerville: devoted liter of Manuel -Rodriguet, Cecilia toile and John Bodriauea af San Leandro. Vireinta Dnn of Havwerd -i ma.

uoratlio and Ta yWTTfltiih-- oft caetre Valley, A naUve of Portugal aged 53 years. Friend are Invited ta attend the funeral from th new EltudtlLo Chanel of Santo 4V Bobinaeo, let Eitudiliol Avenue, Saa Leandro, Monday, March at a.m., thence to St. Le ander' where a High Mat will be celebrated for the repoe of her aoul. commencing at cmcs a m. tteeKanoa ot the SoaarJ; nmi ocmea.

inter- ancnt. Holy Sepuichr Cemetery in naywcrCL SOCBOM In -Oakland. March M. -1S3C. Augusta, be laved wife of th.

hit Joseph IL Bochon; ktvttw mother of Va lerie juounaia ana ranees Cad lie grandmother of Louise and Lorraine spell. A aativa ad Oregon, aged It year. Friend arc reepoctfutly invited to ewena tunorai services Monoay, March It, at 3 p.m. at the FruHvai Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries- 15tt Fruitv i Avenue.

(Phone KE i- logg 1-41 IASCABF In Oakland. March It, ltM. Teresa, belaved Wife of the late Michael Sarcady. iatcr4n-law of S. F.

Seready; a native af Hungary, aged aa yeai. Fries da arc tctpctfully invited attend funoral servtrea a a March It at I p.m. at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mo taiarie I5M Fruitv ale Avcau. iPhaac UUOf 3-41141.

Card of Thanks ALAWEBA COFTTJT SIABT ASSOClATIOtf Greicfully Ackaowledgca Mernonal gift tew aid sag heart aataase. Meenorud gift mT be tnaOed ta riatMCi heaoejuartrr. 121 East litb Street, CaklaadL Hlthgat -44l or oreaeated at Cracker-Angle aistienaJ Baak. i4M Braadwag. Oss tnd, In McmorUm OBOfSOMV Edward J.

Who away year ago today. light la from avy hoiaishald gsa A voms loved at atiiiod, A place la vacaal at my ham Which aever can be tilled. Some may think jau are fergttiea Though on Earth poo are no more -Bud ta tnemotf you arc with me Aa yew alway were before. 1 tSigaadl Wife, DAISY BOBWSOB. ERTACIO Of 1241 Pacific Avenue, San Leandro, March 17, rM.

Antonio Sr, beloved husband of Petra' Entacio; loving father of Peter Entaclo of San Leandro, Pvt. 2nd Clans; Benito Eiitario of Fort Ord, Antonio Estaclo Eulatia" and Engracia Eatacio, all of San Leandro: loving father. in-law of Rita Estacio; loving brother of Frank Ettacio of New York. A native of Spam, aged 54 years. A memberi of Loyal Order of Mooae, Wentwood and- Ltnlfflr-- Friends afe invited to attend the funeral from the nrw Mortuary of C.

P. Bannon. S8fl Eaat 14th Street. Oakland, on Tuesday morning, March JO, at 1:30: thence to St. Leander'a Chirrch.

San Leandro. for a Requiem High Mara, commencing at I o'clock. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Recitation 6f the Rotnrv Monday eve- at (For further In formation pleaie call TR inidad 2-1011.) FRYER In San Leandro, March 15. 195t, JeaaikrR. of Oakland, inter of the late Carlotta E.

Fryer. A native of Iowa. Aged 77 ypari. 4atrb -Jtnmmtmtnr Chapet, 1140 Street. Sunday.

Marcn 11 p.m. Inurnment Chapel of Memories', Oakland. OAl)NFR-ln Oakland, March 14, 1J. James beloved husband of Annie Gardner; laving brother of Joan Nel son, Margaret Jefferson and John Gardner, all of Scotland: brother-in-law of Alex Donald of San Francisco and Mrs. Bessie Owens of San Jose.

A na live of Scotland. A member of Omaha Lodge No, 1. A.F. A A.M.: Frultvale Chapter HT.Ro.vil Arch Masons: Occl dental Lodge 175. I.O.O.F.- of San Franclsca and Machinesta Union, Local Friends are Invited to attend the service at the East 14th Street Chapel of Grant Miller 2312 East 14th Street, Oakland.

Monday. Match 1. at 2 clock p.m. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. GTLrtln, Oakland, March It, l5t.

It Porter, husband of the late Eva "Giles: "father "of "Robert-P. Giles JJ7; grandfather of Robert P. Giles HI and fiaW Eva Giles. A native of Ohio. A fnefnber of Floral Lodge, F.

and of 'New London, Ohio, and Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies of Free Masonry. Friends arc Invited to attend serv ices Manday afternoon, March ID, at) 3:30 clock In the Chapel of Aebert Brown Mortuacxi347l Piedmont Ave nue, Oakland. Donation to the Amer-I lean Cancer Society would be appreciated. GOl'LP At rest March IT, MSI, Julia loving mother of George Elmei and Florence E. Gould, devoted grandmother ot Comdr.

E. Herbert Gould Mrt. Louise Ban ion and Mrs. Everitt L. Mossman; also survived by six great-grandchildren: a native of Bowdoinham, Maine, Aged 102 years: a member af-ltie Oakland First Baptist Church.

Friends arc Invited to attend 'the eervicea Monday, March It, at 1:20 p.m. at the Oakland First Baptist Church. Friends may call at the Colonial gilt Webster Street. Oakland, until 2 p.m. Monday, In- tesroent, Mountain View Cemetery, GREVER Of Kit Wentworth Avenue, Oakland.

March 11 5. David Victor beloved husband of Mildred Grevea: loving father of Mrs, Virginia Mul downey of San Lorenzo and William J. reeves of Oakland; loving grand father of Kathleen. Maureen-; and Terry Muldowney: loving brother of Mrs. Florence Chrittensen of Mrs.

Miriam Sherry of San Carlos, Mrs. Gladys Rumtey of Oakland and the late Walter Oreevea and Mrs. Ethel Perkins. A native of San Francisco, aged tl years. A member of United Commercial Travelers.

Friends are invited to attend service from the new Mortuary of C. P. Ban. non, 8 East 14th Street. Oakland.

Tuesday afternoon, March 20. at 1:30 Closing services, Chapel of the Chimes (For further information please call tk tnidad BEND'StON In San Leandro, March 15. 1M, Orady, beloved husbapd of Catherine Henderson! loving brother of Johnnie W. Henderson of Pleaaanton, Mrs, C. J.

Elgin of San Leandro. Mrs. W. T. Getairtger of Alameda, Charles and Jones Henderson of Panama.

Canal Zona: James Henderson of Port. land, Oregon, Mrs. Lllla Ellison of Lyman. South Carolina and Mrt. Alma Miley of Reidvtlle, South Carolina.

A resident af the Bay Area for 4 years A natlue of South Carolina. Aged 43 Service will be held In Greer. South Carolina. Frienda may call at the new Estudtlla Chapel of Santo ft Robin aon, I4M Estudillo Avenue. San Leandro until p.m.

Monday. March It. JOBNtON In Oakland, March It, 1951. Harm, beloved sister of Mrt. Anna Walker, loving aunt of Luetic Walker: A native of Dalarna, Sweden, aged 71 years.

A member of the Miauon Covenant Church of Oakland. Frienda arc respectfully invited to attend aervlcea Monday, March It. at 11 a.m. at the Chapel of the Chimes. 449t Piedmont Avenue.

Oakland. Friends may call at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence If. Cooper Mor tuarios, UW) Frultvale Avenue, until p.m. Sunday. (Phono KE Hog event.

KIMBALL In Oakland. March II. ItSt Ruth Kimball, aister of the late -Edwin Boyce Kimball. Beuel Mather Klmbali. Howard Bis bee KimbaU and Phillip B.

Kimball, and aurvived by the (den Confrefational Church ofl Hayward and' a charter member of the Hill and Valley Club of Hayward. A native of Haywardv aged St year. Friends arc invited to attend the! funeral aemoee at the Pioneer Chapel or the Edon tanfregationat Church. 21455 Birch Street, Hayward, Monday March it. at 11 a.m.

Friend may call at Sorenaon Brothers Chapel, J140 btreeL wayward. LACLArtYB A In Lafayette, March 17 suenuvs, vewvea swasns ai: Marie Laclauatra; loving father of and Velma Larlauttra, and Flareoea and Laurence Sunt, all af Oakland; grandfather MJLaurene Shm: brother of Emily Laclauatra. Mrs. Marie Maura and Seraphin and Vera Laclauatra. A native of Spain.

A member of Eaat Oakland Arras F.O.E and L'iftiMa raneawe P'Oakland. Friends arc invited to attend funeral aervKc Tuecdar "morning. March 2. at o'clock to the chapel of Albert Browa Mortuary. 944 Piedmont, Ave nue, Oakland, thence 84," Loo's Church.

Piedmont Avenue at Ridge-i way, where a Recuumt Maaa will be acid for the reooae ef bra aoul. commencing at o'clock, Recitation of the Rotary, Manday evening at tl o'clork. Entcenbancot, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. SO Ct AttGl SCANNAVINO March IS, 1IM. Dr.

John Anfhohy. deafly beloved husband of Aurelia Scannavlno, loving brother Of Maria LuechettL A member of University of California College of Den tistry Alumni San Fran cisco Dental society A solemn Requiem High Mass will be offered Monday rooming 10:4.1 at sts. Peter aha Paul church, Fil bt gtreet. Entombment, Holv Cross m.i. Mausoleum.

Friends may call at Hal tied A 1123 Sutter Street Rosary Sunday evening, o'clock. SCBEI In Oakland, March 17, MM. Marie, wife of the late Sam B. Schei: loving mother ot Bertha Colherg; "I "ecu ruiscrri ui oi r-MUI. Minnesota, and T.

Erteaen lof Minneapolis. A member of SL Paul's Lutherans A native of Norway, aged Friandt hre Invited to attend the funeral, servmet Tuesday, March 20 at frorath'c home chapel nf Andker-Peterson. Fifth Avenue, corner of East 15th Street, Oakland. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Reverend Carl Olson, officiating.

X. SCHLITTLEB -In Oakland, March IT, ltM, Marie, dmrly beloved wife of Iste Felix Schllttler; Idving sister: -Wf. "Votmg Biroi-a Ross frerhn.NeV jref Wy1, M7. Add! Martin of Chicago. Illinois, and Louts Fk-hter of-Washington.

C. A native of Pattenson. New aged A 50-year member of Ger mama Chapter No. 11, rj I and eminent circle nr. U.A O.D both of Patterson, New Jersev.

and member of. St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Oakland are respectfully Invited to attend the services, Mondav, March i.m i- p.m. in mc ntw laurel Chapel of Albert Engel and 4555 MacArthur Boulevard, between High Street and Mills College, with the Reverend Carl E. Olson officiating.

In terment, Evergreen Cemetery. (Fori further information -please call KEllog SCBMITftA-At Wright' Best "Home Hayward, March iL its. Louise, lov wi win v. i va iiu silt; jatc Fred E. Schmits and Minnie Schmits; aunt of Mrs, Abby Schmits XMdger- A nativ-or- Ban Fnmptieo-, aged 31 year.

A member of Bufinest and Professional Women' Club of Oakland and Alameda County Nurses' Association. Friends arc Invited to attend services Mondav. March It, at 2:30 O'clock p.m. at Truman's chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street Oakland. The: Bev.

R. O. Williams officiating. SCOTT At hir-'hom. March lVltSS, uiani 01 sin Diablo Road; Danville, beloved husband of Tillie M.

Scott; loving father of Mr. Viols Root of Danville. Mrs. Thelma E. Nelson Oakland, Mrt.

Alberta McDiniel of Bedding, Arven Scott of Danville and Arlen Scott of Honolulu. also survived by. tlx grandchildren and three great-grandchiWren. A lifetime resident of Danvilley aged 78 years. A member of W.

and retired from the Associated Oil Co. A farewell service to' which all friend are welcome will be held Monday afternoon, March at 1:30 clock in the new Walnut Creek Chapel of the Little 43hapel of thei Flower (Hull tV Son), 113i Saranapl Boulevard at Tuhnel Bead. Private calcination to follow in.the Little Chapel of ic Flower Ctletnatory, Kev, H. W. Vandelinder of the Danville Com munity Precbyteriaa Church will of-firiate.

SHEPABB Of 433 Portota Drive. Centerville, March 15, 1356, Kenneth C. beloved husband of Dorothy Shepard; loving father of Georgia Shepard; lov ing brother of buy Cruzan ana Mrs Margaret Jacques, both of Portland Oregon: loving son-in-law of Mrs. W. C.

Wenck of Seattle. A native of Portland, Oregon, aged 4 years. A member of the Shipfittera Union. Local Friends are invited to attend services from new Mortuary of C. P.

Ban non, MOO Eaat itth StreeL- on Monday afternoon, March It; at 3:30 For further -information pleas call TH inidad SILVA In Oakland. March If. It5t, Josephine, of H01 Monadnock 'Street, Oakland, dearly beloved wife of An-, tone Silva, loving daughter of Mattw Neai and the late Ira neai, oevotea sister of Clyde H. end Ira Neai, Mrs Zol Wood, Bos Nkholsonnd Mr E. W.

A native of Texas. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday, March It. at.3 p.m. at Th East Lawn Chapel of Chris Borba. East 14th Street at Fifth Avenue.

Oakland, Interment and grave, tide service will be held at Moiro Bay with the East Lawn Chapel directing For information, call GLencourt 1-eMt.) tSan Luis Obispo papers please copv.i SMITB-Ia Oakland, March If. 1I5S. Rev. Lloyd Casey, beloved husband-of Marie Fletcher Smith, loving father of Isabella' F. Stokes, father-in-ltw of J.

Brvan Stokeay detrly beloved grandfather of Kathleen Marie and Llovd Brvan Stokra. loving brother of Mrs. Jessie Tedro of Bakerafield. A na tive af Kansas: aaed It years. A mem ber of Melrose Baptist Church.

25 years Missionary Nrllore. South India. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Melrose Baptist Church. 47th Avenue and Bond Street. Oakland, Tuesday, March 20 at 2 o'clock pm.

"Interment Bkerfield "Friends mav call at 'the Grant Miller Mortuaries, 23T2 East 14th Street, Oakland until It noon Tuesday. STtTKEMT In- Oakland, -California. March 17, ISM. entries it nearly Beloved husband of Lillian Stuckert. loving father of Mts.

Marcell Mel-berg, Alice Hllineki. Mrt. Holly Traverso, Mr. Carrol Butler. George Stacker and the -rate wtmam it.

Mutchtnear brother of Georce Stuckert and Mrj.Ttmily Kratka, grandfather of 13 arandchildren: a native of' San aged year: a member of Warenousenwm's Union. Local 353. Friend arc respectfully Invited to attend the services Tuesday, March an. 1351 at o'clock p.m. In the Mesa- wood Chapel of Albert Engel ft M3t Telegraph Avenue and 31th Street.

Entombment, Mountain View Cemetery TENBBOECK-In Oakland. March It. 15. Lou. beloved mother of Tarry K.

and Dale K. TenBroeck: loving daughter of Mtrgsvet A. Durant: tls-ter of Mildred Ginner. Donald D. Durant and Delight Pierce.

A native of Oakland. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue of Grant Miller Mortuary, 2S5t Telegraph Avenue, Monday, March It, at 3 p-cn. TODS la Piedmont, March If, 13S. John -beloved husband of Carolyn Todd: loving father of Joseph Z. Todd of Piedmont.

Mrs. Luther Culirk of Orinda and Mrt. Thomas Scott of Philadelphia. A native of Missouri. Friend are invited to attend service1 Monday afternoon, March .11.

il e'rtock, at th Chapel of the, Chlmea. 44tt Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. UU- bcr. Brown Mortuary A LADY WAS By th edge herb knowW td eatenatve- ica a Fana Waal A lady pa- troa caliad at. Feng I Wan' Saa Francisco I effiea and befar sa iaf could relet hercQMlS WAM detail.

Fans Waa told Iter what wa troubling her, advising the prvpet herb for her ta aa. She immediately aeked: "How do yea "knew What aerea 1 aeedT You've never enmined ot aor diagnased my case before." Feng Was answered: "Madam, before eot dowa In that chair, yea aid that your left' eye troubled, yea aa touch yee eauld hardly aa and yew anenaened other ctsirtititstt that fellow the' a thsssry that fraat aarBinsmed gau uiaddaf aad a diuea. Tbeoc herb I compeaadad ta bttlamaiatinei ta the body. KartUy ny ttnae wui pea befere Fwa ditcmt tho beneficial fjaali ttaa at tbea Ot week's tatpply au coat th lady tea mW lar. She area aa aetlgtfted a ch met ir a SaiFraiaista Oaklur tat Beward S.

SMMk treat tv. t-Ji mi. -rt Both Of fteea Cteead tvery adaesday Maaa.tola.av, mjm. Saa. Id ta, Saa.

fx, to pj. aaltpja. -t "fS-WIVI Of IWl 52nd Avenue. kland, March It, U5S. 'Joaepk Frank.

Gloved husband of the late Mary SAYS: BE TEZ1TTY, PAY KOTECG Dr. BronsotT CREDIT CStlTIST- full alto chrome par-Halt which take the pltc bridge work and avoid aruidinf. the tecrlu KEITS TAKE! CHE IF II A BUDCET Lit. Dr.O.E.Cronson 13th Broadway Entrance 468 13th St. TW 3-3013 F.10HEY DR.

CAMPBELL'S EASY CREDIT TERMS and LOW PRICES Make MODERN DENTAL PLATES AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE Maybe you feet you have to put off getting your NIW DENTAL PLATES until tome ether financial obligation is taken carti of. Such -it -not the case when" you get your DENTAL PLATES of DR. CAMPBELL'S because you don't have to pay one penny down on approved credit or make one tingle payment for tix months. Yet, COME IN NOW, no need to tuffer became you don't have ready cash, and remember there it absolutely NO EXTRA CHARGE for thi. EASY CREDIT, tame LOW PRICE cash or credit.

50 Save From our REGULAR PRICES by having your PRESENT DENTAL PLATE TEETH reset in MODERN LUCENT MATERIALS. ROKEN AND MISSING TEETH REPLACED. r- GAS LOCAL ANESTHETIC Yeu May Cheost We Can Arrange Either for Youl Plaits Puff Ir ImmidliUly After Extra-liens NO TIME LOST FROM WORK. You need not 4e without your teeth for even one day! Ask about Dr. Campbell's IMMEDIATE RESTORATION TO PENSIONERS ACD SENIOR CITIZEES The price of my FINEST dentures is allowable under California State Medical Assistance regulations.

If you are eligible -for this financial aid, allow me to help yea AVE. 4 i i I ON APPROVEDREDIT. TAKE 21 MONTHS TO PAY. Absolutely no handled by us. No bank or QUOTED IN ADVANCE.

oeMs 'iwrwlnl; loving father of Amnio I 'nerwinl and Herman Buaerwlnl. both Sun Leandro and Louit Buaerwini Oekland; kvmg grandfather fi vorly, Suaan, Frank and Bobby jaerwini; loving brother Himey uaerwinl of Long Beach, Gabrwla andolfo, Liaay i nkiand: loving eon-in-law of Mrt. rfe Pandolfo of Oakland. A native Verbicaro, Province Conaafua, Italy, "t.rd rriende arc Invited to attend the literal from the new Mortuary of i P. Bannon.

co Eaat 14th Street nikland. oa Monday morning. March at Thence to BL Bernard' VC.tiurch for a Bequiem High Maaa laniencing at t. Interment, St Joeepb'i ft metery, San Pablo. Recrtatioa of Roaary Sunday evening at I.

(For urther information nleaaa call TB lair (1011.1 I It VINB Ia-4Hliah, February M. i rncc Patrick, beloved hueband of i "ia B. Oe Vine, loving aon of and Mn. Michael i. Be Vine.

-i other of John tieae and Auraba Da V.ne. A native ad Maabvflle, Aged M. bervtcea were new weoneeaay. rbruary It, t. Calvary eiucaeaa.

a Naahvilta. Cemetery, Dnternjent jvaanvme, BrrM In Oakland. March is. nsc. Victor Leut of S121 Harwood Avenue, Oakland, loving father -Mra.

Wil- liara Campbell Judge er Ortnda, brother ai Mr. Harold Kline of San FrancMco, grandfather of Richard Wuiiam Piatt- A nauve of Colorado; 1ted yean. A member of the Waaonie Lodge. tf Funeral eervicea will he held at. the -j- interest or carrying Finance Co.

to deal YCU.1 CASE! D.l VA A tow PLATE PRICES Ili-A'' TE 2-8600 Pkaae eeder reeetve eaihl etteeUae AUG. 1st, charges. All credit is with. EXACT PRICES WITH 1" SAYS: OF OUR MAKIII MOOEfll DEMTAL PLATES wlLJ EAST-OAKLAND 3334 E. 14 th St; 1 0 DEIiTAL A PARTIAL PLATES, REMOVABLE BRIDGES and EXTRACTIONS FOR DENTAL PLATES.

WE OFFER LOW PRICES for DAINTY LIGHTWEIGHT DENTAL PLATES with CRYSTAL CLEAR and jet with SPARKLING TRANSLUCENT TEETH. COME IN ANO SEE THESE MODERN DENTAL PLATES. Over the years DENTAL SCIENCE HAS MADE MANY IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTAL PLATES using SPARKLING NEW PLASTICS and MODERN TRANSLUCENT TEETH. These materials art used and acclaimed by many dentists and are in my opinion even MORE ATTRACTIVE than most real teeth. X-RAY EXAMOII EASTER SUNRISE SERVICES SUNDAY, APRIL 1 6:30 to 7:30 o.m.

For the ninth consecutive year, aa Easter Sunrise Service will be bekf a the crown af kill that farm the background af Moanlaaa View Cemetery. A giant Redwood arc traaafaeanad IhWfa'a ruggotl croas. a the eealer of the bussratioaud ThJ ataauel event Is conducted fca cooperattea with the Oakland Council of Qrchc, tmdet whose auapice the prograea at prepared aaat prtoiiHod, Tap Easter ftermoa wlH be givea by Or. Ralph E. atowdaea, Deoa and Pi tfiwtar of Hew Testimsat Ltt-craturc at tW, Berkeley Baptiet Dremity trtiaai The taninaa will ease feature tolststt aad a ttt vase ehotr taador tag darca.

(Mf of Joeal Carua. DIRECTIONS? Thtmutf th tstt Smmi Stnictt wuy ncb4 Fid A mmm iMtumy a Koumtm Vitm tit Wmmmt cf ttUmmt Attn. It Uttfttfi tbs ym Mountain View COm IN NOW, APPOlWTr.lENT NGGDGD OFFICE HOURS: AJvt TO Pjyi. EXCEPT SAT. A.mL TO fM.

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