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9 Y.V ft ft ft f-' I r- r. ir 52.ACCCC0 OAUnd Tribune, Sundiy, June 171956 OBITUARIES BAY COUNTIES ViTAL STATISTICS MINES-EXPLODED IN NAVY 1 ROCK S.F. DEATHS DEATHS Jaek MeMlllea Santa nvina arandmalher af Jao- tlimsUse aad OeraMlna McMlllesv Ing oaussa of Mrs. Florence laumaa mm Oakland. iA aatrro af Auburn aged 07 year.

Priead re Invited ta attend the funeral from the new Mortuary af C. P. Bannon. 0000 Eaat 14th Street Oakland DEFENSE TEST Tour mine, exploded the Navy In a speclsl harbor defease drill one mile west ot Seal Rock -Testerdar. shook lections ot San Francisco with the force of a minor earthquake.

The explosions, which were et off from a secret puih- ounon control enter, were recorded on the University of California seismograph in Berkeley and shook windows an Monday June. lA.at I o'clock. Friends are invited ta aHland committal services, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Lodl MauMteum, Lodl. i for further In forma Uoa eaU TR Inldad 3-1011). MeCOBMICK In Bea Pablo, Wtniam, brother of Dr.

Harold McCormlrk. naUve of Massachusetts, aga 43 year. A member of the Cook's Union, Local 333. rrtends art Invited to attend the lUltVIBI BBrTKwB IBBB A USIWIOB. lAIlff drWa i0 at I SO a m.

at The rt Lawn Chapel el Carl, Berne. East 14th I traat at Fifth Avenue, Oakland. (For miar- matlon call GLencourt l-OBtEl MOBR3S tn Vtsalta. Jtme IL ItSO. Emma EUubeth.

beloved wife of Mr, Lower Tax Seen For San Leandro SAN LEANDRO. June 5-cent cut in the city tax rate is foreseen on the basis of thetreceived by council members joha Morns af vtaaua: anns mother of Mrs. Alia Conkle, Mr. Eari Merrtaf Doth of Long Beach, Mr. Best H.

Morris and Mr. George R. Morris, both of Ban Leandro, and Mr. Elmer Eirla of Vlaalla: also survived by II grandchildren and IS great grandchildren. A nativa of Hag era town, Indiana, aged years.

Friends and acquaintance ore respectfully invited to attend runerai services en Monday, June II, at IS a.m. at the Hadley Funeral Home, Vlaalia. Interment will follow at Ess tar, California. 1930-87 budget tenUtlvely ap proved last night by the City Council. Public hesrinc on the budget is set for I p.m.

June 27. City Manager Wedcy MeJUoniJpr bridge overaSan LfHSanU yesterdsy-forl LATE CLASSIFY PINS 1050. Mary Lee Burdick. Survived by nephew, Howard L. Burdick.

Berkeley. A member of Chi Sigma Phi, University of California. A naUve af Warm Springs, aged SO years. Friends ara Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday. Jtme 10, at 4 30 o'clock p.m.

i from the Chapel -ot the Chimes, 4400 Piedmont Avenue. Oakland. Friends may call at the Chapel after 1:30 p.m. (Parleraoa-O'Cennell Service, Ban Matae.l PRATT la San Laendro, Juno If. 135, wnane raw, loving husband of Henrietta J.

Pratt; dear father of W. E. Pratt of El Cerrlto and Clarence M. Pratt of Portland. Oregon, and the late Kenneth Pratt) dear grandfather of Gary, Margaret and Birh-ard Pratt: dear brother of Alice Smith ot BakenflehL A naUve of Mariposa, aged 01 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, June 18th, at I p.m. from the Rose Garden Chapel of the H. W. Seramur Company, 407 Estudillo Avenue, San Leandro. Inurnment pri-vate, Mt View Creroa tortum.

(Phono BWeetwood PERALTA In Martinet. June IS, Msg. snarr acarir peiovea motheg af Arthur J. Per.lt of El Cerrite and Mary Solml of Marlines, savins grandmother of Mrs. Beverly Ouadro of Richmond.

Mis Alio Peralta twd Arthur John Peralta bath of El Cerrito and Miss Carol Ana- Sorml of Martina, loving aunt of Mrs. Emily Tolkan of Berkeley and George Leh. man of Oakland. A nativa od Warm Springs: aged 34 year. Friend ar Invited to attend funeral services on Monday.

June 11, at I a.m, tiom the Richmond Funeral Home (Schmidt and Dixon. SMIt and MacDonald Avenues. Blchmondl. Thence to Bt. Joseph's Catholic Church at Mission San Jose, where a Requiem Mas wiU be offered for the repose of Clure said the exact amount of the reduction will not be de termined until after final adop tion of the budget and until figures on usessed valuation are received from the county.

If a reduction is adopted. It will be the ninth consecutive year that the tax rate has been lowered here. The present rate is $1.39 per $100 assessed valua tion. Criticism of the budget was received by the council in the form of a nine-page report from private consulting firm em ployed by the Alameda County Taxpayers Association, The latter group had been requested by the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce to analyze the pro posed budget The report urges that proposed expenditures of $100,000 for parks and playgrounds development and $83,000 for the start of a community library center be deleted. It suggests that the money' go Instead for "further tax reductions or other necessary uses." A detailed discussion of the report was put over to the June ui mam rex imi tM Suva tua sa.sa.nssvsay mN Mim trailer treea w.

Fully eaulpa.g Sulla- insured. Main ruirysUans early! AIM taetory distributor for Cardinal and Brartamsn vacation trailers, Discounts tor aaahl term. Opea Sunday. IseaO Bar l'h Street, Baa Llrl nrure Mill. house Ua liars, sleeps I.

hltchae furnished. Oakland Auto, True Rental, last Kaat ft Una 1-IJ11. VACAT'lori" trailer rUle. lUI'aOaal Btreat, Kg Hog 4-JJU. tCV-TMCTOrtl rod ULI drauli luu outer eaves, very good condition; years aid, 11171 t.ochrnven inn FOKI); disc and level, Jut everfiauied.

K4I Street TRACTOR. Ailts-Chalmcr. modal O. AS L. kap ISS TRAITORS WAITED TWACTOR rased) D-l ec" eOjuhnslesrt, with hulldaoor altarhmssil LO akAavan B-OlSf altar 109-aiRKAlES FOR SALI very aUaa.

new can. 10 hour sine top; repainted Inside: 31560. TW tncafca 3-1473, GLao- eourt HIH. -Craft new fabric, 141 aeur aa anauu tlaca vtaior. By awnar, I7N.

1U cartM t-IIH, BOXEK. loata, -lawa eotorad. San Laraua, Wadnaaday. KLfln l-atll. i-EMnoTum Atttntion Van.

It to M. rull-aart tima. Show atainlaaa (taal aaulpmant aacar kouaawlTaa. Ararat commualoa (300 aar wk. Amazirm damorulration.

Mo, kpananea nacanary. aaaa aucnnur, llrOd a.m. I B.m, NE ptuna t-1909. BOOKKPiJi Uauia. axparianca or) acbaoi counaa.

Advaneamant oppor-l unity, plaaaaat warkuiaT aondltlarM. typina at word aar aainuta. TH aowr.ll I-WtT, ClXftit-lyDUi la laraa down Iowa Oak- land aoocarn. Boura ta 4iH. Btart-j buj aalary t3M par Baath, with fro-1 uant on a racular aanadula.

labaral vaeanoa add uck laara. In answar ttata ad. adueatioa and Btoyaaant history, and typbu ipud. Bo M4Jwb, TTimina. typiat.

1 lama la avaniof. dart, BoUdaya; a.ai.-4 p.ak. or JO p.m.-4:W p.m. IUU aalary ro-ajulramcnt. HopiUl axparianca daair- abia.

pox rnw, inpuna. KXPCRJENCEO pin rattan; todginf Badwood Bowl, M7 Broadway, Had-wood City, EMaraon t-M. Fir Rater 'BE ratina axiMrianea naeaaunr. alanr commamurata with axparianca. Off lea located la Barkalay, I day waak.

Hour Cal-rami luuranca Com pany, THarnwall J-Sna axtaoaloa. 11 for appointment. Fir Rater lira ratine amerlanea aatiaiiry. Salary commanauraU witn axparianca. Oftica loeatad la Barkalay.

I day waak. Boon inanranra cmpaay. TH ernwall t-UST, axlanaioa far appointment claaaTnaiationraTanTtn aaadrrl to follow up good trada, alaa athar ailaamaa to work with aalea rnanager. LU cema l-al. Journeyman Machinists Needed Immediately Bay aad fwtaf IkHt EW.

BLISS COMPANY Ha aad Caamarctal. Baa Jaaa BW Maintenance Clerk tor Berkley industrial plant to handle aaachaiural detail work, equipment racorda and filec aoma typinf. Write lull detaiki Inrhirttnd aa, experlanoa and aalary record. Box PllOta, Trt- nuna lANAGR Uuuaakaaper, email Uru- aeralty man's aouaa. Capable, autare, white.

No drpendenta. Good future. TH omwall ytm. PAINTERS, premium wage, food m-chanict. a.m., mh Street SAFETY ENGINEER afraaaaa'a read laaaraaea Oreap Bxpaadins department need casualty ancinacn.

htuat be able to org antra tn-vdutrial aad fleet tatety proframa. Most bo currently certified by State oi Oliiamia ta Inspect aleyaton. Terri oj 1 tory will be limited to section of Northern California. Car and expanse account privileges assigned. Excellent employee benefit program.

Salary apenl Submit resume. Including edu experience, age aad aalary a pectad. Hreasaai Faad taaaraaed 433 Cellfomu Street San francisco, CaUlornta. TOO TO ner soul commencing at 10 a.m. In-- I C.

P. Bannoa, gaoo East 14th I treat. Oakland. Ulan, a Monday morning. 10.

at 0:30. Thence ta Mary Help Christians Church tor a Baauleia Hi Igh mas aommaaetng at clock, ga-tombmenl Holy SaBulrhra sj 1 BecitaUoa of the Boaary Bunday eve ning at a'eleek. (For further ta-toemauea please call TB midad AXDAL (Aadalel-Ia Oakland, June la, W4. Mane Beloved wile of the late Bivert 8. Aad.

loving mother of Mrs. Harriet Skaaren of Oakland aad Mr. Shirley Pedersen of Alameda: grandmother of Norman Robert and Janice Marilyn Pedersen sister of OudmoB Hansen of New York, Mis Hanna Han sen and Mrs. Joaeflne Btakkesta, 'both of Norway. A native of Norwey.

A member of me Daughter of Norway, rriena are respectfully Invited 'ur 1 1 "I Chapel ot the Clarence N. Cooper mortuanea, isao rrultvala Avenue, Entombment ML View irnona Km Hog atgBQ-in at. Joseph, fcto June 13, iw-m, sua nam son, lot at. Louis. Ma.) beloved wife of the law Charles aVerg, loving mother of Mrs.

L. Kisaberger ot Bt, Joseph, Mo and WU liam Berg of feaa Angele: grand tnoiner-oi in res granacniioren. Friends are Invited to tUnd Ices at the Berkeley Hill Chapel tPg and Oder), 101 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar. Berkeley. Monday.

June 13 at p.m. Rev. Wayne Walker of the rirst Presbyterian Church of Berke ley offlciaUng. Entombment, Sunmt Mausoleum. BRl'ZZONE In Oakland, June 14, 10M Kiooaiia iBaccil, nearly Beloved rou.

In of Mrs. Maria Champion of Oak land. John Bruuone of Ban Jos. Mrs Dona Armstrong of Sacramento. Bert and Angelo Bruuone of Oakland, and Steve Bruuone of San Francisco.

Also survived by relatives la Italy. A nsUve or iiaiy. Aged 07 years. Funeral ivlte-win be crmduclad Monday, June 11. at 1:30 a.m.

from the Mission Chapel of Robinson Brother Mortuary. 1U1 Prultvsl Avenue. Oak land. Thence to Bt Joseph'! Church wnere a Requiem Mam will be of. fered for the repose of hi soul com.

mencing at 0 a.m. Interment St Joseph's Cemetery. San Pablo. Recitation of the Holy Rosary, Sunday evening as p.m. BI'BKE In Oakland.

June IS, 105. Aionio (Loni Francis, beloved hus band of Zerah Theresa Burke; loving lamer 01 wiiiiam r. nurke or neatue Washington; devoted grandfather of 3 grandchildren. A member of Oakland serr Club. Friends art Invited to attend the runerai, Monday, June 10.

at 0:43 a.m from the John J. Cox. Piedmont aienwriai Chapel, 4010 Howe street thence to St Leo's Church where celebrated for thelWDFR MHFR MH Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10:13 a.m. Recitation of the Roaary, Sunday evening, at I p.m. Interment Golden Gate National Ceme-teryiPrivata parking is provided at the afaoeU CONE-Of 1530 tfrtth Avenue, San la- anoro, June 13.

iaa. William dear friend of William Phalaner.A member of Roofers Union Local 11, of, Oakland for past IS years. A native of Louncu Bluff. Iowa, aged 00 year. Friend are Invited to attend aerv.

ice at the new Estudillo Chapel of Santos and Robinson, 1160 Estudillo Avenue, sen Leandro. Monday, June 10, at 3 p.m. Interment Lone Tree semetery, naywara. or runner information please call TR midad 3-0371. OBENNON Accidentally In Napa, June lew.

oeorge Lloyd, beloved hus band of Evelyn M. Drennon; loving father of George M. Drennon, eon of Grace and the late Georie W. Drennon; loving brother of David N. Drennon of San Francisco and Mrs.

Alma E. Stouky of Antioch; loving father-in-law of Jane Drennon; loving grandfather of Linda Sue and George Michael Drennon. A native of Peta-luma, California. Aged 35 years. A member of Alameda County Employ.

ae Associauon. Friend are Invited to attend funeral service, Tuesday, June 10, from the Chapel of the Oak. Oakland Mor- tuaiy. SWT- Telegraph Avenue, Osk-j land, at 5:30 p.m. Interment Mountain view cemewry.

GABBER -In Alameda. June 13. 1051 Vertie Inez, beloved wife of Guy Gar ner of Alameda, loving mother of Mrs. Peggy Greeter of Alaska. Mrs.

Dorothy Wilson and Mrs. Viols Gizinskl of Richmond, Mrs. Patricia Bedford of Los Angeles, Charles A. and Donald Garber of Alameda, Robert Garber of Kansas City and Jay L. Garber of Hayward.

loving daughter of Mrs. Anna Robinson of Sedro Woolley. Washington, loving sister of Mrc Helen Hi Sedro Woolley, Washington, and Mrs. Alberta smith of Tacoma, Washington: loving grandmother ot 23 grandchil dren. A native of Missoula.

Montana, A member of the Ladles Auxiliary of Alameda Aerie no. 1070 F.O.E. mends are Invited to attend the fu neral services Monday, June 11 at 10 o'clock a.m. In the Gothic Chapel of the Hagy-Keenan Mortuary, Central Avenue at Ninth Street, Alameda. In terment Mountain View Cemetery, HAYWARD Deborah Ann.

suddenly June 13th, 1950. Beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayward: loving sister of Nidry Laurel and Tina Michelle Hayward: loving sn-and. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Berl May of mercea ana mrs. Annie Hayward and tne ute Louis Hayward of Merced. A native Of Merced, aged 3 years. Friend are invited to attend aerv.

Ices Monday, June 10th, at 10 a.m. at Truman i Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street Oakland, the Rev. Grant Hanson officlatm. fiat, view Cemetery. JOHNSTON Suddenly.

June 10, 1050. Elisabeth Louise of 3030a Lincoln Avenue. Oakland, beloved wife of Carl Johnston: loving sister of Margaret J. Shaefer ot Oakland; loving aunt ot Otto Baacier r. ana Margaret E.

Shaefer. A native of Germany, aeed 53 veara. A former employee of the Pacific Tele- pnone co. Friends are invited to attend serv ice from the new mortuary of c. Bannon, 600 East 14th Street Oak land, on Tuesday evening, June 10.

at o'clock. Inurnment private. (For further Information please calLTRIni- a-iuiir. MAS8EI In Berkeley, June 15, 1955, pasquale. beloved husband of Elisabeth Massel.

Loving brother of Mrs. CoUnda Vannucol and John Massel. Stepfather of airs. Ethel Jiorva and Edward Kig. Grandfather of Mrs.

Elizabeth Koppenhaver and Mrs. Ver onica Shedet. Great-grandfather of haver. A native of Italy. Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral Monday, June 11 at 3 p.m.

from the Chapel of the Oak. Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue. McMILLEN Of 0700 Arthur Street. Oakland, June It UM. Cecil, beloved I wife of William McMiUen, loving Within thie qates A Dinner Here Will Honor Israel 8th Anniversary CAT.

Mia. VWinltr Lahalaad Baulavafd Tarraca AaaA Brew and told, waigkt ajauadi, TC Uaaoat MM aiMr COCKER, Vhlta, Wowa marktnfa. laal IX) cahavaa Mm EARRING Amethast euart. Vicinity Lehaahore hrMnej district BeUtraa- UL snrworl 1-014, I i IGLAAtsES. tua, mmwahill rusvs, down- am Oakland, Tuesday.

Steward. l.A imum s-s-'se. CUtatAM Shavluud and suilu 'C3T raddi arown, mjurad riant ironi lr. Hairard. Ktllor 1-4MA aalarad.

I aara aid. Vletnlty Qtinda- Morara. F'wirrt' UR akt a-ym. PAftAKlIT. liaht alua.

in Vlnnity Orand-MacArUiur. HIchaaW 'XJUkHT, araaa mala, aand Bum-, bar taBAClAt Numbat Ml. Barnard OL ymple MMJ. HKlKdlU. rdli.li Mum ar Murn', Hawar, liNMav a-anil.

Tw iniMka -iiai. TOY. lnk. walla, atullad, aal, Tmxil- land aimdur. TV att t-UU.

wara. WALLIT. no. vicinity dowslowa Bai loianaa ar aaa baaaara. pawx- brown plaallc, kaychain at- taohadi irtelnita Ttalagraph, MU traat.

Katura aoaial aaauritr, tawarf. WRliT walch. Udv'a Mlvtr. Gruan. Ird-Braadwair.

JUward. IA tkaavan WllMAfiAKER. lamala. rad. 1 yaar aid.

JUward. TW rnoaar a-rrn. 111B FOUID LONO tiatrad mil tarrtar, nw lln. 1AJ cam l-jssa; im liaraaa 1-M7. FOR REIT MTH Avenue, 3103, attractive aeokrng.

sleeping, utilities, reasonable. KEUog 3-IJJ. Mfll itreet Hi Upper I Clean, tranaaortatien. Adult. TK mplebar 0-4331.

100TH Avenue. Sunny 3 room cutUga. S0. TH inldad I-03S0. 10tTH Avenue, MW31, uicely furnishad 4: one ped room.

BWeetwood SkM. MTH Avenue, MM, lurBiabed. pan utilities, aw. oraga. Avenue, lid; unfurnished eoert-1 ment rooms.

Inquire side houaa. vvwaivvvvvwMMaaanMviMvwaMMaja 3 FOR REIT WARTED LAX area. to adults. HI ghgate OAKLAND vicinity; refined' working couple. Moving from Peninsula be tween jury lstn-Augun lit to S.

Write Box M440SIT. Tribune. REAL ESTATE A spectacular bay view. year old home. 4 bedrooms.

baths, recreation room. Level entrance and yard. Havens School. Excellent condition. Nicely decorated, Helen Weber, OLympie 3-M5.

Ed Wallace Realtor, IMS Grand. HI ghgate 4-04M. BY owner. 3 room house near UacAl thur. Central beat Fiflt basement Ba eellent F.H.A.

corneal anent SW oet- wood S-TWT. Si owner 3 bedrooms; modem, beau- tiful Florasta Gsrdens. EL gin l-doeS CABlM, ummer home. lot a. to Strawbarrr Creak tract mile east ad nace rv llle on U.S.

and Ameri- can River, I story rumished, slaep 13. Swtra, fish, ski njaarby; 3494, See Sunday afternoon ar phone Gladstone i-vuiw, aacrsmenui. DANDY 3 bedroom home. Newly re- deceeatad. Quiet nalghborhosd.

Shoo- Ptng. transportation close. CTBrten Bealty. TW inoaks 3-4771; TR midad 3-ZdZS. IMMEDIATE potsasslon.

bedroom fireplace, garbage disposal, wail to wall carpeting, 330 wiring, close to high school, grammar aehool, on nen tract street, barbecue and alee land. scaping, good terms price ll.50. MM Heyer Avenue. JEffernon 7-JIM. bedroom, fireplace Beam callings, landscaped.

Capricorn. OLympie 3-0515. FINANCIAL APPUANCX raflntahlnr. rranchlaa protected. Beaionablo.

Box wroggi. Tribune. CAT wain, til health force ulc. Day. -f-tgafr' twjninda, KI ptun -owi.

i n.i i.n.,iii I MERCHANDISE CHUTERITfXD eet platform rocker, combination. 16(7 Purdue I tract Baa CHAlR. occasional, excellent In man's Ben. sturdy t25. KE Hoe 4-IM1.

LATE ISil Whitley 30-foot trailer, good one Owner; flush toilet leepe a. Must eee ta appreciate, BR owning i-TJM. MYNAH birds, euarantaed in talk GL encourt t-3S7i. ,1311 Park Boula- vara REfRIGERATOk. General tleclrlc Excellent condition.

S73. Win deliver. HI ahesta S-S11S I KA11.I VhM (am lent condition. LA kchurst 3-1773. 10 ha rarrott, Alameda.

trailers, is foot ruiiv eourpped. Sleraa A TJ.S. Rents uaa WONDERFUL cow horse, 3 years old ina sooa cutting norse. lse jwsynew way. Pleasant Hill.

AUTOS BUICK IttT. door, clean: drive to appreciate, new battery, tires, etc. Also isoi nuaaon Hornet, fully equipped run ceme lati aj 1 ji.7CT 1 CHEVROLET. 1B53. 1 ton.

new motor ton: gooa tiree, f7W, LA ndarape t-1M. FORD 1IS3, convertible. Continental Kit 3I0M. -Excellent condition. Cll or aae at Lakeburst Hotel Garage; TW tn- oassa-aa.

FORD, im convertible. Immaculate. atesaii. 11 A au a.e FORD 14; club, for balance due, 3313 Brookdale: AN dover 1-05H4. LINCOLN ISM: CosmopoliUn.

Private owner, may oe men at Motley's Shell perytcc, Haem ana 3 ha truck, Berkeley OLDSMOBILE 1IM "ta" de luxe 4 door seqan: tvxr. be con a-ajox. PONTIAC. 147. 1-door; radio, baateT ot oner, nqscape s-sooi.

YOU DON'T NEED 110 TYPf to set attention. Want Ads sre read with attention. Use big type to stress the bis noint in trour I advertising to drive it home as me reader runs tus eye ctown the eoluxnn. Est aj, NOTica NOTICE -OP. HEARTNrs apot.t.

CATION TO OPERATE A CABA- AT.1, Notice la hereby riven that la. eph Drummond, doing buslneaa as li-LR tan ra Cock tal il iunge. naa filed an application for permisaion to etierat a i-aha- ret at 10S0 tlth Avenue, Oakland. r-oiice ta nereoy further given that a hearing on said application will be held or the fltv at office. Room S0.

Cltr Hall, Oakland, California, on Wednea- aay, tn gvth day or June, 195, at tha hour of 14:00 o'clock Lis, at watch time. and nlace ut umsi interested jnay appear and tilt ineir ir any they have. tsJjAUIB City CUrk. fo. TM 'ana II (it) a at Albxander Services Set For TomoTrow PIEDMONT, June ie-Private service will be held Monday-for 'A.

Alexander, vice president of theF.tBooa.Xomrahy7vyh'o died yesterday at his home at 207 BorWU Ave. He was 71. A nstive of Michigsn, he had lived in Oakland and Piedmont for about 40 years. He was a member of the Claremont Coun try Club and the Commercial Club of San Francisco. Surviving are.

his wife, two daughters, Mrs. John Schulte pf Kentfield snd Mrs. E. E. Bigelow of Piedmont, and five grandchildren.

Services wilt be held at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Pled mont Ave. Walttr M. Briqqt Funeral services were held in Walter M. Briggs, 84, former Berkeley resident end Pleassn-ton rancher, who died there Wednesdsy after a long illness. Rites at the All Saints By the Sea Episcopal Church, where he had been a member of the ves-try, were followed by interment Santa Barbara cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Margaret; his son, Walter de Blois of Berkeley, four grand children and three great grand children. A native of St. Louis, Ms. Briggs had lived in Santa Bar bara for the past 14 years. Prior to that, he maintained a dairy near Pleasanton and was active Alameda County agricultural affairs.

He had mining interests Alaska and Arizona and had been a member of the New York (Stock Exchange, Thomas Leonard ALAMEDA, June 16 Last rites will be held Monday at 10:30 a.m. for Thomas E. Leon ard, 52, a machinist of 1701 Central Ave, who died Thurs day. A native of Missouri, Mr. Leonard lived in Alameda for years.

He was a member of the Alameda Chapter of the So ciety for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Singinin America. He is survived by his wife. Opal; a daughter, Rose Hammer; a son, Thomas J. Leonard; two brothers, Risdale and George Leonard; and four sisters, Mrs. Lorraine Smith, Mrsr DorcoJaMoaTMreTFel Helm and Mrs.

Evelyn Thomp son. Services will be held at the Fowler Anderson Mortuary, 2244 Santa Clara Ave, with the Rev. Thomas J. Custock offi ciating. will be in Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland.

WsTMintR. Axdal ALAMEDA, June 16 Funeral services will be held Monday for Mrs. Marie R. Axdal, Ala meda resident for 51 years, who flipq Thursday A native of Norway. Mrs.

Ax dal made her home at 1704 Broadway with her daughter. Mrs. Shirley Pedersen. She was the widow of Sivert S. Axdal who was captain of the Alaska Packers fireboat Phoenix for many years.

He died in 1949, Mrs. Axdal was a member of Gjoa Lodge No. 18 of the Daugh ters of Norway, her survivors indue Other survivors include- Oakland; a brother, Gudman Hansen of New York; two sis ters, Hanna Hansen and Mrs. Josephine Stakkesta, both of Norway, and two grandchildren. -Services will be neld atTl 30 p.m.

Monday in the Clarence Cooper Chapel, 1580 Fruit-vale Ave, Oakland. Arthur C. Ekroth ALAMEDA, June 16 Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Arthur C. Ekroth. 73.

otJ21 6 Pearl St. a retired printeivwho died yesterday in an Oakland hospital. Born, in Minneapolis, Mr. Ek roth had resided in Alameda since 1928. i A of the PrmtmgPressmen andAssistantSj Union, Local' 125, he retired a year ago from a Berkeley print ing plant.

Hejalso was a mem ber of Minneapolis Aerie 34, FOE. He is survived by a son. Car- lyle L. Hildeman; two sisters, Edith Johnson and Ruth Gordier 'Minneapolis, and two grand-1 children. Services will be conducted at the George W.

Murphy Chapel, 2312 Central by the Rev. Robert Weir, pastor of the First Christian Giuseppe Amerio PIEDMONT, June 16 A re quiem mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St Leo's Church for Giuseppe Amerio, of 331 Magnolia Ave. He died Thursday. Mr.

Amerio. who worked for the city of Piedmont, is sur-t. vived by his wife, Carolina; a daughter, Mrs. Theresa Brosa- son, Mario; a brother, Carlo; and two grandchildren. was a charter member ol Colombo Club.

The Rosary will be recited at p.m. tomorrow at the Albert Engel CoTMosswood ChapeL 3630 Telegraph Ave, Oakland. 1 P. A i 0 I I The eighth anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel will be celebrated here tonight with ajidinnerat the Hotel Leamington and an Israel bond aale. Guest of honor will be Gov.

Theodore McKeldin of Mary land, a founder and current president of the American-IS' rsel Society, organization fos tering cultural exchange and understanding between the two countries. The 1 p.m. dinner is spon sored by the East Bay Israel Bond Committee with Sam Clar as chairman of the evening. Three other honored guests Licenses Issued SWARTZ-BKOWHE Jackie Joe Swart, II, Plluourgh, aad Gloria seen Browne, la. Salinas.

WILLIAM A-KUUlWaha Psadarie WU. Hans, 44, and Theuna Pauline Budd, 41. both of oekiano. CULUA ft-PL Eaa Allan Wayne Col lins, 31, and Jeanne Virginia Piuses. S3, both ad Barkakw.

WOLPGHAM-DEAL-Barl Tarampaeh Wellgram, 03, and Pearl Poretta Deal, 4. both of Berkeley. LONO-GlBhS Craig Richard Land, 1. and Marilyn Evela Ulboe, 17, both of San Leandro, OSMOND-PARLEY Dale Ernest Oa- avoad, S3, and Kaihieea Buby raxley 10. both of Oakland UTTELL-TRAiCHCL-' Lawrence Harry Litteti.

33. Walnut Creek, and Carole June Tralchel. IL Oakland. TOLES-UE William Joseph Tel, SO, and Anna Kuan Las, 31, both Of Berkeley. GREslNiTrlN-IXfUIK More Green atela.

30. Oakland, and Bhoda Lou Ik. It. Sea Leandro. HUMPHREY-WATSON Allan Janvier Humphrey, 33, and Evelyn deaa Wat son, u.

botn of nonetey. DUHAM-OONZALn Sosomoa Duraa, SO. and Agenda tiontalas. to, beta Of Oakland. DAVILA-FRAGOZA Ronald Wllueso Da vua.

30, and Jean Pragou, 10, both of Oakland. H1CKEY-HAWK1NS-Dorothy Wayne Hlckey, 34. Oakland, and Anna Lou Hawkins. 33. Herkaley.

WRIGHT-GRXOORY Robert Harold Wright 31, and Patricia Slier. Greaorv. 31. both ot Berkeley. MITCHELL WALSH Lowell Arthur Mitchell.

40. and Kathleen Lola Walsh At hnlh nt ftaklana. KIOLLH-UNCAFHtn Liadcll Eugene Keller, 31, BunoJ, ana liva is I 'II VIIV J', CHAVEi-ASUNCloN GUbert Xxx. Cnavei. 31, unsryviue.

ana Orscs Asuncion. 32. Oakland. POPICH-SUUAGUA-John Poplch. BO and LucUia Muagua.

as, tea waa- -Una n.vaiN.MitRVWiilla Martin Plynn, ay-Mamaroneck. ft.y ana iinnna Joan Perry, 337 Oakland" Joan Perry. 33, Oakland SKEAN HOFFMAN John Howard 6kn. Oakland, ana sera ruu ward Hoffman. 44, Ban Lreaio.

WOODWARD-WELTS Jsckscm Benton Woodward, 30, and Norma Lea waits. 14. both of Lafavatte. CHENEY-FREEMAN Kenneth Alien Cheney, 31, ana Ellen Aaair teeroan, 13 both of Havward. SHIELDS CLEVELAND Norman George Shield, 33, San Leandro, and Jeaa Mildred Cleveland.

33. Oakland. GILL-BHABT Lee Samuel bill, Pucaiello. Idaho, and Martha Braoy, 34. Berkelev.

HENDKHBON-SYXES Joseph Aienio 34, and Rosa Lee bm. 33. both of Berkeley. SCHARMAN-CHAPIN Paul Richard Scharman. la.

Grand Rarjids. Mich ana Dniinn nsj vnapui. ja, nwum. PALAZZOTTO-NEVES Vincent John paieziotto. la.

ana sally Ann neves, is n.bi.Mi SCHONES KLINK Henry Andrew ac nones, 31. Elk City. Ok na Mary Ann Khnk. 30. Castro Valley.

RUBIO HERRER A Felipe Santiago HuDio, J4, ana nortenm Mary nerrera, EVERS-KLEIN Dons'ld Niclas Evers, 37, Alameda, and Joanna ivlein, so, San CH ATMAN-MAKSHALL Astor Chat- man, -ana Luvaaa Mar snail, both of Oakland ARNOLD-ADAMS Harold Bryan Ar nold. 33. Oakland, and Annlixabath Adams. 30. San Francisco.

MILLER-BARNES Frank Lee Miller. 33, ana Shirley Mis Barnes, 33, both of Oakland. WILBOURNE-WATSON Edward Leon Wllbourne. 34, Los Angeles, and Doris WIEDEMIER-McBEE Edward Joseph wieaemier. 67, and Hutu Lean McBee MACK-SZRUT Ronald Fredrie Mack.

I S-SV71II VI VfBKlgnU, zi, uaxiana, ana Juay Alexis strut. is, nan rancisco. Divorces Filed VARGAS. Martha Joan vs. Donald P.

alahcon, nose w. vi John r. WILCOX. Ethel E. vs.

Raymond B. ANTUNES. Shirley A. vs. Albino (an.

nuimenti. HYDE, Helen M. vs. Orea TJ. (separata maintenance I.

WALSH, Caroline M. vs. Joseph A. fseDarate LINDBERG. Dolores A.

vs. Albert lowah. Duane Bilii. LUNDGREN. Lorraine vs.

Norman F. Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED PASSUR-STJNDQUI8T Norman Arthur Passur 22, Walnut Creek, and Bemlece Loye Sundquiit, 33, Olynv pi. REAVTLL-SPCRLOCK David Allen Reavill. 33. Rock Springs.

and Virginia Ann Bpuriock, zo, Lafayette. DANIEL-DOUGHERTY Henry Davis Daniel, 30, and Joan Michael MrNAMARA-STUART Thomas Joseph McNamara, 30, and Donna Fern Stuart, 33, both Martinez. COTTIER-CLARK John Cottier. 11 and Clarissa Lee Clark, 10, both Antioch. EVERETT-TUCKER Edward Everett, 33, and Erna Marie Tucker, 30, both OaklanOr CAGLE-MARES Derral Dewayne Cagle, 36, San Francisco, and Idella Dolores Mares, 31.

San Pablo. BAMBAUER-HUGHES Robert Roland Baumbauer, 35, El Sobrante, and Betsy Nelle Hughes, 30. Madera. DIVORCES FILED BROWN. Veaa M.

vs. Andrew 3. Jr. KISTLER, Robert W. vs.

Genevieve DEATHS ALEXANDER In Piedmont, June 1030, beloved husband ot Anna Alexander. Loving father of Mrs. John W. Schulte and Mrs. E.

E. Bigelow. Also survived by five grandchildren. A naUve of Michigan. A member of Claremont Country Club of Oakland and Commercial Club of San Francisco.

Private services Monday afternoon. June 10 at 1 o'clock at the Chapel of the Chime. 4400 Piedmont Avenue. Oakland. (Albert Brown AMERIO Giuseppe, In Piedmont, June 14th.

1950: dearly beloved husband of Carolina Amerio: loving father of Mrs. Theresa Brosamer and Maris P. Amerio: grandfather of Carole Ann and Lynne Ann Brosamer; brother of Carlo Amerio: uncle of Victor nd Alfred Amerio: cousin of John Amerio. A native of Villa San Se-condo. Province of Asti, Italy, aged 74 years.

A charter member of the Colombo Club. Friends are respectfully invited to attend- the-faneras- Monday, Jimc- 18th, at 0 clock a.m. from the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel Or 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street, thence to St Leo's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at :30 clock a.m. ftecltauon of the Rosary Sunday availing st 3 o'clock. Interment Mary's Cemetery.

ANDERSON In Oakland, June 15, lMs Andrew wmiam. dearly oeloved hus band of Clara Anderson; loving father of Roy N. Anderson. Ruth C. Duske and Paul A.

Anderson grandfather of Mark and Lillian Duske and Rick Anderson; brother of Arthur and Harold Anderson, Mrs. Ruth Budd and Margaret Darling; a native of San Francisco; a member of Yerba Bum Lodge No. 403 P. Or A M. and Oak land Commandery No.

11. Private funeral services will be held Monday. June IS, at 10:30 a.m. at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1500 FruHvale Avenue.

Fnorte Ksnog wuvi A VELAR Maria Do Rosario, of 5401 Fairfax Avenue. Oakland, June 13, taut Jam ilw loving mother of Joseph R. and Alfred J. Avelar and Adeline Dcininger. all ot Oakland: loving grandmother of Lorraine and LaVeme Delninger and Richard and Diana A velar: roving sister of Maria Santos Cardosa of Sao Roque, Pico.

Azores: mother-tn-iaw of Carmen Avelar and Carl Delninger; loving cousin of Manuel Vtertra of Sacramento. Also survived by various nieces and nephews. A native of Sao Booue, Pico, Arores. god OS years. A member of S.P.R.S.I., Flor Da Patria.

No. 0. Friend are invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of 9 TE 2-8600 t--L a. mm'm a A t.la I In the Sunset and Richmond districts of San ITrancUco, Naval authoritlas, who had ordered the area cleared of pleasure craft between a.m. and.

noon, described the re suits of the drill as "excel. lent' Ja.yj and Coast Guard vet-. sets petroled the drill srea throughout the test to make sure no unsuspecting pleasure boat entered it budget hearing because copies of the report bad blen only late yesterday. A major change in the budget as originally proposed is the inclusion of $11,000 for the prep-j sration of plans and specifics andro Creek from Pershing to Carpentier Streets. Oakland-Piedmont Court CasesGihr The work load in the Oakland.

Piedmont Judicial District con tinued on its upward trend dur ing the month of May. A report issued by Chief Clerk J. R. Mc Closkey indicates a 44 per cent increase in cases disposed of over Msy last year and a 24 per cent increase in new filings lor the same period, Dispositions in May this year totaled 30,089, of which 15.356 were parking violations, 9,822 were vehicle code violations, 2,871 were misdemeanor (crim insl) cases, 1,865 were civil ac tions, and 175 were preliminary hearings in felony cases. New filings totaled 23,418 as follows: parking violations, vehicle, code vioi-t tions.

misdemeanor actions. civil actions, felony cases, 108. There were 21 jury trials dur ing the month. will be representatives of the Israeli armed forces, currently making a tour of the United Stateslorthe bond sale. They are Lt Col.

Gideon Sho- chat and Lt CoL Nachman Karni, both of the Israel array, and Navy Comdr. Yosef Harel. Dr. Abraham Biran, Israel con sul general for the western United States, also will attend. Since creation of Israel on April 27, 1948, more than $235,000,000 worth of bonds have been-scrld TfrrrtedStetesvt The money is used for develop ment of the country, going for harbors, industries, agriculture and exploitation of natural re sources.

San Francisco station, for him. Of Norman, Storz said, 1 know that he's a broker, that's all. But I never had any dealings with him." Cisler also mid that a meet-ing of minority stockholders called for Wednesday by Attor ney Milo Stern at the San Francisco Jewish Community Center was without legal founda tion. Stern, according to Cisler, "owns one share of preferred stock, and he was. defeated in a bid for a directorship last year." of the Alameda County Crediti Union.

1 Otlidi survivors include his son, George, an Oakland fireman; his mother, Mrs. Grace Drerinonj a brother, David N. Drennon of San Francisco: a sister, Mrs. Alma E. Stouky of A ttlsroK tarlal TTtt aVeMlMKl1i4aAaBTl Chapel of the Oaks, 3007 Tele graph Ave.

Interment will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Andrew Wm. Anderson Private funeral services will1 be held tomorrow for Andrew William Anderson, a lifelong Bay Area resident, who died Friday at an Oakland hospital alter a brief illness. Mr. Anderson born in San Francisco and made his home here at 3000 Sheffield Ave.

He was an auditoc He was a past master of Yerba Buena Masonic Lodge No. 403 and a member of Oakland Knights Templars Commandery No. 11. Mr. Anderson is survived by his wife, Clara; a daughter, Mrs.

Ruth C. Duske of Hayward; two sons, Roy N. and Paul A. Anderson of Oakland, and three grandchildren. Services will be held at the Clarence N.

Cooper Chapel, 1580 FruitviW Ave. A ftf Atftft LUhdberg at in in 14 of N. of 76, He the 8 KEAR Sale Denied; Owner Tells Hope to Return to Air Omaha radio station chain operator, was seeking to buy KEAR, San Francisco's "good music" station, were denied yes-terdsy both by Storz and Ste phen A. Cisler, owner of the ion. Cisler issued a statement to the effect that he expected to put the station back on the air with the aid of "an old friend," Hugh R.

Norman, a Davenport, Iowa, station broker. Cisler said Norman did not represent Store. i Storz, too, said that the Iowa man was not negotiating for the SHOE salesman, experienced; family I NKore, i day week, permanent position. Huston's, Berkeley, TH omwall 1-0400. vcrnvtery, mission San Jose.

Rosary will be recited on Sunday evening at I o'clock at the Chapel ot the Richmond Funeral Home, For further information please tele-Phone BE aeon 5-32g PUTNASMn San Fmncleo.Vi li lOOaaS uounir, di ssw Bnaata Road, Berkeley, beloved wife of John A. Putnam: loving sister of Curtis M. Dean of Oakland, A native eg Canada, Service will be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the Little Chapel of the Flowers (HuU and Sons). Berkeley. Those who prefer may remember uie uorotny Dean Putnam care- of "the sne university eg California at Berkeley.

RAMOS In Martinez. June M. 1050. Andrew beloved husband of Alloa Ramos. Loving father of Bonita Ramos.

Loving son of Andrew Ramos A nativa of California. A member of the Ware bouaernan's Union. Local 315. Friends am invited to attend the funeral Ttiesday. June II at 3 pjn.

from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland More tuary. 3007 Telegraph Avenue. ROSENTHAL In Oakland. June 14th. 105B.

Sidney Kinloch. of 424 Man-aanlla Dilvg, OrmdaTTiaoved husband ot Myrtle L. Rosenthal: loving father of Charles K. Rosenthal of Oakland and Kenneth W. Rosenthal of Berkeley; grandfather of six grandchildren.

natiytot (San Francisco, aged 63 ysapg Friend are invited to atteni wtrSf Ice at the Chanel nf thm r- Monday, m- Dr. William V. Morgan officiating. Berkeley HUla Chapel (Page and Oder) service. WEBER in Oakland, June 14.

MML oroon uonaia, beloved husband of Henrietta (Gioryl Weber, loving father of John Donald Weber and Lvnta Cecile Weber. A minhsr. Country Club, Friends are. Invited to attend tho funeral Monday, June 13, at 3 p.m-from the John J. Cox Memorial Chapel.

4010 Howe Street. Oakland, thence to St Paul's Episcopal Church. Bay Pis. moniecito Avenue, where service will be held commencing at 3:30 m. Iiileimem Mounuin View CemeUry.

Contributions may be made to the ed Piper Chapter, Children's Home ndlng Society, 35 Crocket Avenus, Piedmont 11, California, Card of thanb ALAMEDA CatrftTI ASSOCIATION (Ortrtefnlry Ackoowledgaa Memorial gifts toward tho fight against heart disease. Memorial gift may be mailed to sn-riation headquarters, 131 East 11th Street HYghgata 4-0401 or presented at Crocker-Anglo National Bank. 3450 Broadway. Oakland. PUG Appreciation and thank.

Mf. axonaru rugs, nusband of beloved wife. Fairy Crawford Pugh, wishes to extend his love and appreciation ta his many friends and understanding neighbors, tor their kindness and of tnoughttulness through card ana flowers in this time of bereavement In and through her passing away "I have found understanding through that which Other, have shared with me, which will help roe face the years ahead with greater tuKtorrtamUng. Again I say. Uunk -you tSlgned) MB.

LEONARD at peoutifyl, new ave- .4 4 j. Last Rites Pay Tribute MOUNTAINVIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIATION o. non-profit orginifotion, serving the BayAroi foi 93 years CREMATION SERVICE INTERMENTS Iinichb iff coivMiAitvMV riors tm taucnsiz. ENTOMBMENTS BEFORE NEED CRYPTS tH MAUSOKUM) (AANOmSNT AVAtlABlE) You cordiolfy Invited to visit th spacious salesman" children's furniture; aerieneed. tM weekly, plus ston.

Agency. TWtnoaks -WOT, SALESWOMAN, white, experienced in linens: weakly. Agency. TW toj-j oak g-Bwri. WOMAN, to live in.

Many days atf. Room, board, small aalary. YE llow-- stone i-Ogll. J-JITUATIOU WAITED LADT Unotyp openior dciTt pttrmaB- a3fepWawaSBtS3 WE CAR DO JT MawWMMWwMwwawnwwawaaji COMPLETE home appliance service, covering entire East Bay. Free pick up ana delivery, upen ssturaay.

J-2504. J-FOR REIT BROADWAY, near, on Manila. rooms, furnished. Adults. TEmple- bar 3-OTJ5W.

CAPITOL. Street; attractive, 1 bed room. Adults. GLencourt 1-1315. CLEVELAND, sU, lovely rooms, aia- vator, nice antnct, snopptng.

EAST 33rd, ISM Nice 2. private bath: most utilities. Single, HO; couple. pti.ao. nr.

nog -z3. XL CERJUTO. T763 Stockton. 3 bad- convenient; IlOs. AS h- perry J-JT73 before BUTT Avenue, 1363.

Modern unlur- SlaheeJ 3-bedrooms. Quiet Cloee-in. II Oakas Boulevard iraarl after p.m. BAYWARD. 3 room cottage.

Gas, wt ter, garbage. Laundry tacUitias. au. JE fferaon 7-7vi. SOLLY Street, modern aJiedroom, water paid.

147. Sd. LOckhaven -0185, LAFAYETTE. Attractive, modem, ona- bedroom houaa. Stove, refrigerator.

washer, near shopping. Call owner. AT lantig a-ea. LAKE district 3 room front; view; Westinghousa kitchem. Adults.

1011 nth Street OPEN Sunday, 317 Santa Clara, Oafe- land. Clean, newly pain tea mooera. utilities, pm single, aw cotrpie. fTH Avenue; ISia Sunny i WWHB newlr daceratad. Cloee district and all tranapertarion.

I Funeral services were held yesterday for Alfred J. Lundberg. 66. Oakland business and civic leader and former presi derstyTSystem. matorium.

Inurnment will be held to morrow in the California Cre- heart ailment complicated by falL Dr. Arnold Crompton of the Unitarian Church officiated- at the services in the Albert Brown Mortuary, Mr. Lundberg, who lived at 596 Haddon Road, is survived by his wife, Claire, George) Drtnnon Services will be held here Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. for George Lloyd Drennon, 55, maintenance superintendent at Fairmont Hos pital, who died JTiday in an automobile accident near Napa. Mr.

Drennon made his home 15400 Foothill Blvd. in San Leandro with his wife, Evelyn, who was injured in the acci dent. He was a member of the Ala meda County Employees Asso ciation, Stationary Engineers Local No. 39, the Alameda County Retirement Board, Ala meda County Firemen Associa tion, and the board of directors ri a. a a at a a a.

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