Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 47

enaynea H' fas i MMapvltl hi lMrt lin (Mf-TRAILII NOUtI ftr tat. 47 Car Crash Injuries Fatal To Former Film Actress DEATH NOTICES FROM COUNTIES miii foreman at Oakland's rn-. I Wcslr i ik Bank VSTHO Al.l.fcY Jan ID m.I I l.r s. i I Ml, an 4J v.u.u.i;i. d.rd In a huapilal Mi-.

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Tui sday at the Kedbank Cemctetv near Clo- vis. The Ca-tro Valley Mortu-I17K1 ls ln chaigc of arrange-I mi BAY AREA la i (i.atai.4 St lllii ma aJ. ai. I t. tl.apai MABI.BA.I Mad I In 1 IS ISM bel.i.a.t I.4.I..IM1 of Staii f.i'ei ''a I haui.ad Ul Vi'laii, ta and Wanan (l.a MadaiUi.a Slailin g' ei.dtalhe.

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ing autai I l.i fionoia He A St iii I Hoi native of lovxa aged menihei of Ilia Melilodlal Chuirh of lai irvda. low a Friend! are Invited to attend the errvKes ai uie nemeiey napal 'Page and (Men. 1401 Sliatlui Avenue at Cedar, Berkeley. Monday. January 10.

al II Jo Rev Donald Getty officiating Inulluntnt private. Chapel of Memorial SASEI.I.A Mlcksel. in Oakland. June It. 15.

beloved husband of Margaret hareUa. loving father of Mri Elisabeth Adamo, Robert Saiilla, Mr! Helen Bruaco, Mri Margaret N'oe-worthjr, all of Oakland, brother of Frank Bennett Karelia of WhltUer California, gran dia ther oi Linda and Michael Adamo, Robert Noaworthr and Mark Bruaco A native of Chi caao. Illinois, aged 52 years. A member oi United Automotive Workers I.ocal No 1031 and employed by General Motors Corporation for II i ears Friends are Invited to attend fu neral aervice! Monday. January 20th at I 30 a from the Chapel of The Oaki.

Oakland Mnituarj. 3007 Tele giaph Avenue. Thence to St Jar-lelh i Chu.ch wheie a Requiem Hign Maaa will be offered for. the repose of his aoul. at a Intern, ent Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evenma.

I in IINAI. Ckarlei. DDI, in Oakland January 17. 1158. dearly beloved hus band of Theresa Slnal.

loving father of Joseph Slnal. Mrs. Rosilvn Mevers and Leonard Wllluiger: loving brother of Mrs. Rose Sherman. Allan Sinai and Dr.

William Slnal. grandfather of Robert Meyers Roger Meyers and Steel Wllltnger: aged 82 years. A member of Oakland Lodge B'nal B'rith. Temple Beth Abraham Alameda County. California Stat and American Dental Aaaociauona.

Friends ara respex-tfull invited to attend tha servicea Sunday, January 19 at LI o'clock noon in the Moae- wood Chanel of Albert tngei 4k 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 17th Street. Oakland, with Rabbi William Stem officiating. Entombment, Horn of Eternity Mausoleum. VAN ETTE.V, Herkert In Oakland January 17, 1958. of 8413 Regent Street, Oakland, beloved husband of Berth J.

Van Etten, loving father of Robert Van Etten of Oakland, and Richard C. Van Etten of Honolulu loving brother of P. H. Van Etten of Stockton and II za K. Van Etten of Palo Alto, loving grandfather of Judith and Patricia Van Etten of Oakland.

Karl. Peter. Alan and Jean Van Etten. ail of Honolulu. A naUve of Meiford.

Pennsylvania; aged 75 years. A member of St. John'a Presbyterian Church of Berkeley, and the Telephone Pioneers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Engineers' Club of San Francisco, the Sierra Club, the Commonwealth Club, and an active member of the San Francisco M.C.A.

Friends are Invited to attend memorial services at St. John's Presbyterian Church, CoUege and Derby Streets. Berkeley. Sunday, January 19, at p.m. Rev.

James fjomfort Smith officiating. Interment private. In hia memory contribution may be made to St. John's Presbyterian Church Building Fund. Arrangement by Berkeley Bill Chapel iPage-Oderl.

VILLA, Demeaiea, In Oakland, January 17. 1958. beloved wit of the late Lorenzo Veila, loving mother of Alphonse C. Vella of Lafayette and Carlo C. Vella of Oakland: loving I MEN'S SUITS $10 i4Adilialli.

if I alia Allan a4a4) Iliaia Val.a A MOvg uf lusl eawai SO aaia Frtervda and relatives are InvHaaJ u. alUi.d aai.uca ai Ilia faiaaisass Aear.ua (l.ail of a (ilalil Miller Muituaia la telegraph Aaeflue Oakland Mui.dat Jan. an a II I in (Amp off aliaal faafkuig I law ummail intvaie HSIiOXII Dai.lkr A In Oakland ianiuo II ISOa Ban ad wUa nf Ilia LaU Fiat.k iliaitr. fcraina, iikx.th.ai ul aiaiii.alh waaatxai Lpv-li gl ai.dmulliai taf Hi.li Nanr? an4 Hi. I.

on BI.Ui i.f Mr. lUdla aiicitj of iiakland Mi. Sany ('at. l-a Lei aid Mai. HiHUii bvitk llhlalniii a A of Jtm Sngr.tx...

T.paka Karvaaa. Fimuia aia luvllael Ui allenat 4.11-l.ei a' II. a r.i' 14'li fit (liapel aaf il. a i I Mi.ie. M.ntuailea.

2311' l.o I4'r 1 jewl. January ft, ai an li.tri tnaiil at i i I i ta si kin in. k. i in .1 a 1 A Iwi.ived I I I fill. ii Ma, VI II i i l(, Vt A na l.ri ol Oak (.

No 111 4 A a I ,1 a I I a I 1 j. n.e SI a 1411 llifii SI rai Aiav.rda.' i ti i r.M,i i rhan-il 1 lei I Na- 1 i'l. H- WIIIISX4X n.a in O.kla.xf In. ui ,7 laid ban, ted huiband af. i i ll.ian A native of Ran-f i a iixu A li.rn.ljri nf lha FU( (i.tiatiai.

Ciiu.th of Oakland Sequoia 1-odgi No 34 Fax A and a lorn.er niembe. of the Ban Fraivcieco Advil tiling Club P.lvale services Monday morning January 10 In Chapel of Albant Biown Mortuaiy. 3474 Piedmont Avenue. Oakland Interment Mount View Cemetery Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COl NTT Hg ABT ASgOCATION Oratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward tha fight, against heart disease Memorial girts may mailed ta association headquarters. Ill East HUi Street.

Oakland. HI ghgale 4-354 or presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank. 1450 Broadway. Oakland. gstJLlND.

Carl I wish to thank the kind friends and neighbors for their wonderful acta of love and sympathy during my recent lose of my husband, and also extend grate, ful thanks for the many, many beautiful floral tributes and contribution! to the Heart InternaUonal Guiding Eves Missionary Memorial Program of Melrose Baptist Hospital of tlve Eaat Bav, Nefru-Art Temple No 17 Daughterg of the Nile Convalescent ReUef Fund, in honor of my loved one My humble thanki. too. for the apeclai services rendered by his Masonic brothers of Foothill Blue Lodge No 564 and the Reverend E. Hastings of Melrose Baptist Church. MRS.

CARL ENGLUND COODB1CB. Belea We wish extend our heartfelt thanka to all who so kindly assisted and for tb words of sympathy, beautiful floral offerings and 41111111181 bouquet extended at the death of our beloved wile and another. EDGAR GOODRICH AND FAMILY. In Memoriam POLLOCK, Lena. In Oakland.

January 16, 1953. In memory of my faithful mother; I remember mother your prayers. They have always followed me They will cling to ma all mr life. Blessed is the memory of your words. It floods to me now like the beautiful perfume of some woodland blossoms.

The music of other voices may be lost, but the entertaining melodies of your voice, beloved Mother will echo In my soul forever. All faces will fade away and be forgotten. But mother, your face wiU shin on until the light from' heaven portals will glorify my own faithful daughter, Mrs. Rosa Pollock Blose, beloved aon-tn-law. Hnrapsy, Harry Bloae.

Oakland It. California. Relatives: Boris Kentor. Abe Kentor, Harry Golberg, William Golberg. Simon Golberg.

Dorothy Kentor, Roeay Kentor, Hollywood 27, California. LADIES' DRESSES $5 1 Jai.ua. i.l HX.lt 1 11 In rt I I yA Alf'ad jMi.fe In I lvtiH4l a I.IMl 4.11.111 llu.al "I u.lnd WiS H. iKoai 11... .1 t.U.

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I. e.l I a.ienii. I Mi, -eel tl I .1. fjirial il (I fen. O.a i I of Lha Sri.i, o7 di.io Avenue, h.i 1 r.ndi., ate a.ked lit rtiaaa i m.ti 'o hiiatopher a Itiiaoipal huoi, fund Iritrni.ai.t itm 'i a.

WaahlngUir pa-. Piean copy if run a eat 132 i GAHnikT. Alalia, rt lou 14. ah law beloved the l.lr (l.i at harlri C.alibeit I log mother nf Mu June Van Klik of long Hea, of Oakland Edward Gabbeit of Fie.no and i Jane Randall of Ventura, loving a rid ri.nl a i of five Erandcblldien. aian aurvlved by inthe.i and alatna In li.r East a native of Fort Mad aim.

Wlaconaln, aged yea is. Friends are Invited to attend funeral aeivnea from the new mortu-aiv of B.minri, SHOO Eaat 14th Street, Oakland on Mondav Januaiv 20. at 3 clock pnvatr 1 furhrr i ri -fni nation plea.e call TRlnldad 2 il i GAI.ISlin Jakn A I- msa hr i.i.and i.f O.lvia Oa.ir.dVi ic flr.rr of H.vr o.d. El' I. Nla' ai .1 Olivia Gaiindo devilled brotner of Antonio, Jeua arid En rna Clalmdo Tere Jamlei.

Nellie Jaramiilo and Maxina Bulsea. A native of Texas. agrd 46 yean Friend are Invited to attend the funeral Monday. January If), at 8 30 a from the Eaat l.an Chapel of Chru Borba. Eait 14th Street at Fifth Avenue.

Oakland: thence to St Joieph's Church. Seventh and Chent-nut Streets, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing st 8. Interment St Mary'i Cemetery. lEor further information call GL encojrt I 6942 i GOTHESEV. Hani Alfred.

In Oakland. January 17. 1858. beloved husband of t'e late Rgrhild Gothe.en: brother of Agnes Stenerud of Norway, and the lair Paul Gothrxen uncle of Jennie Kopperness Gudrun King. Martha Apedaile.

Hazel and Pauline Klnkade. also leaves other nieces and nephews in Norway. A native of Norw a Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Mondav, January 20 at 3 in at the Fruits aie chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries. 1580 Fruitvsle Avenue.

Interment, Evergreen Cemeterv. Oakland, i Phone KEllog 3-4U4i. Parking area adjacent to chapeL HILL. Oakley ln Berkeley. January 16.

1858. of 2728 Derby Street. Berkeley: beloved husband of Olivia Hill of Berkeley; loving father of Joseph F. Hill of Berkeley; loving son of Mrs William Hill of Nashville. Tennessee; survived by two brothers and five sisters of Louisville.

Kentucky. A native of Byrdstown. Tennessee: aged 52 years. A member of the Building Service Employees Union, Local No. 87, of San Francisco.

Friends are Invited to attend services Monday. January 20. at 10.30 m. from the Berkeley Hills Chapel. 1602 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar.

Berkeley. Interment, St. Joseph's cemetery. HOFFMAN, Wesley of 1023 101st Avenue, Oakland. January 16, 1958.

Beloved husband of Belmera Hoffman, loving father of Charles R. Hoffman, Frances Masaarl and Wes ley Glen Hoffman, all of Oakland. Loving grandfather of Belmera Mas- sari, loving son of Flora Belle Hoffman of Kansas; loving brother ot n.ennein nortman. Lester Hort-man, Mrs. I sa belle Jones and Mrs.

Martha Ann McDowell, all of Kansas. A native of Kanaas and a veteran of World War U. Friends arc invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuarv of C. P. Bannon, 6800 Eaat 14th Street.

Oakland, on Monday afternoon, January 20, at 12:45. Interment Golden Gat Na tional Cemetery, San Bruno. (For further informauon pieasa cau TRlnldad 1-1011.) LAMB. Walter rn Hayward. January 18, 1858, beloved husband of Grace A.

Lamb: loving father of Mrs, Elvce Carolvn Rykert of Vallelo; grandfather of David and Dennis Rykert; brother of Mrs. Elsie Kaufman of Oakland and the iate Mrs. Rose Leonard. A native of Hayward; aged 58 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Bros.

Chapel 1140 Street Hayward. Monday. January 20 at a.m.. thence to All Saints Church. Hayward.

where a Mass will be offered for the repose his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Rosarv services Sunday evening at o'clock Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. LISERRA. Maria Teresa, of 1313 49th Avenue. Oakland, suddenly January 16.

1958 Beloved wife of Luigi Llser-ra. beloved mother of Mrs. Rose Gazzano. Fred Liserra. Vincent (Jimi Liserra and Mrs.

Florence Casella. mother-in-law of Mrs. Marie Liserra. George Casella and Alfred Gazzano; niece of Biagio La Frano; alao survived bv seven crandchildrcn. A native of Vervicaro Provlnc of Cosenia.

Italy. Aged 62 yeara. A member of The Tnird Order of St Frances of St. Elizabeth's Church The Legion of Mary. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of Bannon.

6800 East 14tn at Oakland. Tuesday. January 21. at 8:30 a m. Thence to St.

Elizabeth Church for a solemn Mass of Requiem commencing at 10. 00. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 8 00. Ii friends so desire, family would prefer Spiritual Bouquets 'For further information please TR inldad 2-1011 LOMBA.

James Edwsrd. In Oakland. January 17. 195. beloved husband of Mary Lomba; loving father of Vicky and Leslie Lomba.

son of Mr Mrs James Lomba: grandson of and Mis. John Lomba A native Oakland, aged 28 sears Friends are respectfully invited to attend fu'era! sevicev Monday. January 2n. at 10 30 a at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence Cooper Mortuaries. 15a Fiuitvale Avenue Interment Evergreen C'eme- I Mllllaaa tliaui Max Miaal o.klai.4 Jx.uai IT a l.a..,, la4 I-ttaltu.

(tUrfi (jf i attain 41 Ilaji. 4l Evan Il 4r Lr 4 at falikar Alaaaa Call, lla a a a Tltalti.a Wn klaniart of Oak. a. .1. dar I bipllMi Mii Moil' or I I Anfabta alatj aurata4 liv 1.41 gland ahlldfai.

A Ciallka I a. if. 1 aged T7 laa.t A Maaa, Maaunu ladga frlaitda aia irtviifd 1., alntd r.i. naial Ja, a' I I- at W.a (lf (I 1 M. 1 1 tra.

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la-at dm Hi II la O.k la Pragi Arnold of S-iia lo-. aid mihl of Pliei.ja I A. a I ha. i. a.

Wo.Klfoid I Mil Ninir Filial ex. fi of tiui. l.r.ligla Mil Maggie AlUOna. Ml. of bin.

Georgia, Mi Dot Tu.slian nf Phrnix Alatii.i.a and Mr. Giace Ragley nt l.agianrr Ororgla A native of WIKor.tiri A.atxaii a A veteran of Wo.ld Viar II A enilm of Moulder rilenda aie Ir.vltrd attend the funeial from thr rw rimrtuaiv i.f Bannnn. SAOO ya.t 14th Strrrt. Oakland. on Turutii aflrrruM.n January 21.

at one li Iiiteimrnt (iiildrri Gale lemrtriv. San rlr.irii. i For fuithrr lr. nr niatlon. call TRlnldad 21011'.

OI.M 4 Mi Jhi. mi 18 Mais Caai.al the Intr Al Antkonf. In Oakland i.l 1. nf San I e.Mm and tniiia Ntu n.n...' uh John (Vij.r.ai.. arid Jnarph Atko tiv mriil Men- rti.d nephew- A native of Abhazia Acrd 7a ir.n A mlii i.f Auatilan brl.

Nocietv ot I'l .1. pti'i. Pel, 1 1 l-rirridv ate invited to attend seiv-lir. ..1 the Eat 14th Mirrt I haprl or the Giant Miller Mi.ituanrv. 2272 Eat 14th Mirrt.

Tuasdav J.nuarv 21. IH58 at 30 a -n Theme to St Mars a Church where a Requiem High Mas! will be lung foi the repose of hli loui commencing at 10 am. Koaary services Monday evening at Sepulchre at 8 m. Interment at Holy Cemeleiy. IIAWrOID.

Cynthia Ann. of 1130 47th Avenue. January 17. 19S8. dearlv beloved wife of Huazh J.

Crawford, dearest mother of Gordon, George Caldwell and Mrs. Edna Br una. Idolized grandmother of Richard Caldwell; loving sinter of Mrs. Margaret Extei of Lethbridge. Alberta.

Canada. A native of Montana. Fnends are invited to attend serv -ices Monday. Jxnuary 20. at 10 30 a m.

at the Mixtion Chapel of Robinson BroUiers Mortuary. 1101 Fruit-vale Avenue near Foothill Ron'rvard. Oakland. The Rev. Fred Tievitt of the High Street Presbvterian Church nf-flciatlng Inurnment private For information phone KE Hog 4-3071 DANIELS, Kit Mar.

in I.os Angele Jsnusrv 17. 1858. beloved mother nf William B. and Edwin Daniels and the late Amanda Wendt: grandmother of Jack Wendt of Walnut Creek and George Wendt of Hollywood A native of San Francisco; aged 84 years Friends are invited to attend services Monday, January 20. at 3 m.

at the Miaaion Chapel of Robinson Bros. Mortuary. 1D01 Fruitvale Avenue near Foothill Boulevard. Oakland with the Rev. Dallas Gladson of the First Christian Church of Oakland officiating.

For further information please call KE Hog 4-3071. DAVIS, Bsnsaa I of 2134 108th Avenue. Oakland. January 17. 1858.

dearly beloved wife of E. Sam Davis: loving mother of Donald Davis of Webster Groves. Missouri and Allan G. Davis of Los Angeles; dear sister of Mrs. Geneva Hight and Mrs Marie Davidson of East St.

Louis. Illinois; also survived by three grandchildren A member of the First Methodist Church of San Leandro and Eastern Star Queen City Chapter. East St. Louis. Illinois.

A naUvc of Missouri; aged 60 years. Friends may call at the near Estudillo Chapel of Santos-Robinson. 160 Estudillo Avenue. San Leandro. until Monday, January 20 at 12 noon.

Funeral services will be held on Monday January 20 at 2 from the First Methodist Church. 1600 Bancroft Avenue, San Leandro. with the Rev. Robert Moon officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.

Oakland. For further informauon please call TR inldad 2-8278. DENTON, Linder Dale near Santa ruz, January lo, i5I. Beloved husband of Zelda M. Denton of Soquel, beloved father of James Denton of Soquel.

Linder Denton Jr. of Oakland and Mrs. Ruth Maiben of Os-alning, New York. Beloved brother of Lewis I. and Paul Grace and Vera Denton of Oakland and Richard E.

Denton of Fresno. Also survived by seven grandchildren. A native of Iowa. Aged 70 vears Funeral services will be conducted at White's Chapel. 138 Walnut Ave- Isabel Analla, TV and Film Actress, Dies Mrs.

Isabel Analla. 38, San actress, died at a hospital yesterday, A native of San Francisco, Mrs. Analla had roles in the television film series "Lineup" and "Harbor Command," both which were filmed in the Bay Area. She also had parts in moving pictures, including "Pal Joey." She lived with her husband, Ernest Analla, at 1744 Revere San Francisco. In addition to her husband, she is survived by three sons.

Gary, GreRg, 16, and Gordon Analla, 7. The Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. tomorrow at Hal-stead and Co. 1123 Cutter Francisco, with High Requiem Mass to be sung at 19 m. Tuesday at All Hallows Church.

1715 Oakdaie Ave, also San Francisco. Planes Spot Fuchs Near South Pole SOUTH POLE, Jan. 18 TP Navy planes carrying Rear Adm. Georee J. Dufek Sir Edmund Hiii.iiv to the South Pole todav spotted Dr.

Vivian Furh 48 r.i.es fiurr. I' poiiir s'id' Nir.r v-orrvspondf rt -o the po sa r. British exDfd tinri led tr. ra.tfd fAr the nigh? ii ra- weather I a of 8 ai C. call and Mr of Jsv par Mowtrdi Slt nd Srvlct 1 A MO MMCA ALAMEDA fW.1 B.jr' Ttl hu, 7o4ay Rimci MUr t.

I lw lf A l.mia tf 7171 1 .1 tMawUi i. mnA a Mmir Im lr -r W.iiil.lll.i I. I re'af, vxllf. Ball, HI). IM In I ladl" hiatal grower seat vxli.t.

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I I icn.i 4i 1 .1. 1 IghU and nunda li.iaa alalara. almaa braltr "I Fa-' Mih KSV. T7 TT, -TI Palil.i. Alhan) LA ndarapa i 2 'I la aw agcr.i.

i rw ai.n u.aii paiiPli alngla and do.ihla i fnr nn atrarla. alao Una iwnfr Kon.hl and bua modela lea I hiWAul.l lj iui4 ownar KiWACat.N Ii5 I New in tiada. $21X1 down, I ar modela an nlgrita an1 Sunday li.raa Meter LI taraa I 3g Fail Mlh Hai.ard I KSWAUCM. 1154. gun roof, radio, he.

ter. white walla, freen. leather-aite. aacallenl condltlnn; prtvata no galea tea. KM lice nee.

I II rerne 1-M22 ii KSWAGKN il Tl t-onvertlblel 1H7 Tranaport Motnra, Oakland. Im-i i led Car J7J7 Broad- il.KSWAGE.N but. 111,5 lean ai a n. oniinutar Special $15, Tntd liraler. and StieeU, Con-d MII ihei ijnn WAG E.N.

1M aeelan 'in. muat aell PntaU OL yn.plc .444 il.KSWAGEN'. 1967. aunrrK.f. yi0 excellent Kxtrai.

Make oiler. 1 I. llo. trine 5-2113 il.KSWAGEN. IH07 Kxcelle.it rnn-dition.

Exti-aa. MOO mllea 1900 canh. ake over payments NE ptune B277 Mii5iuin, 1j aed.iii. fully e. lipped, like new.

lacnllct. pgriv LA ndacape 5-A202 OLKSWAGEN. 1957 Sunion Forced in aell. tlUO. CL Kford 4-4407 eva- i ir.gi Voi.KsWAdEN, 1956" dt luxa ae.

erGn otnei radio, heater, gaiety Delta, and extra! LA ndscApe tV-MS OLKSWAGEN, 19M Sunrooi; iharo extras, can finance, (1550. NE ptune Hi VOLKSWAGEN 195 aedan, like leatherette, S1395. YE How or.e 4-nl28 il.KSWAGEN. 1955. "ai Perfect condition.

Reaaonabla. urtlnez IRsnw Volvo Carlson'! San Leandro Eat 14th. NEpttini -442. Volvo in Berkeley McKevitt I' ll Shattuck; TH ornwall -0t. Volvo Ray Cokeley -SSS Broadwgy, TW lnoaka 3-M38.

VOLVO. 1957. fully equipped. $1685. Owner mut sell OL vmuir 2-9259 VOLVO.

1957. H5 horsepower, perfect. neeer raced, anraa pi. aeon 4-o47o Free A 'I your caaollna for 1958 Limit tirat 30 buyer! i A Gift From Paris imca $199 Down Highest Trades Lowest Overhead An low ai $49.16 Per Month Paris Simca Sales 2535 Broadway. CL encourt 1-8753.

841A IMPORTED CARS Waatt. ABSOLUTELY too orlca paid for any foreign canout-of-itata cara cleared free: no charge for lelllna your car. Jack Milliard A at Imaerta 2f'i31 Eait 14th Street. Uayward HH owning U4141. ALL Cash, any foreifa ear.

Sky una MQtori. 7777 Eait I4tn PLYMOUTH. Belvedere or Cranbrook door Excellent condition. Will pay raih. KE Hog 4-4845.

SSI TRAILER HOUSE for Sail A SALES LOT FULL OF QUALITY USED TRAILERS Alt Modern You will find just what you are looking for here! 1951 40-foot New Moon 1955 3S-oot Fleetwood 1953 35-foot Pan American. I-bedroom 1952 35-foot Pan American 1951 35-foot Spartanetta 1950 35-foot Rollowey 1953 32-font Jay Line 1952 29-foot Vagabond 1950 29-foot Vagabond 1951 29-foot Columbia 1956 23-foot Sllverdome DON L. KIMBALL USED TRAILERS 1132 Ran p.ihin Avenue, corner of Polrero, El Ceirilo. kLLMINTM vaUonTrTTSSTTiew l-fooL Tarry, thowar. twin bad.

2:95. 135 14th Avenue. AT Wonrlv'a El Cerrlto Jtollaway. Plaagurecrait, Dal ton. FirebalL 18-foot, completely r- finlahad Ixtalda and out, fuu fluin tolle and ahower.

tniald tlia floor 9475 Including 1958 liccnaa; or trade fee- te r-pleber 4-776Z COLOMBIA, U-foot. -bedroom, full i bath, food condition: $450 down. I will finance. MU I berry -4V421, Con- lenrd COLUMBIA. 153 JO-foot Trade for travel trailer, or nrti.

LO ekhaveo -1375 LJDLH IsTi gvod rorditinn. fully rn a eniirrel. ri. grn 7.a XlT, lutelv per TL gin 7-1 IBM 2 foot 2 bedroom In abao- perfct condition. 82500 caah A LACE 1141 Travel Coa-h.

ap- proximatetj 17 tool Perfect condi- Nu. aaM Xa tu Tr'e1 Centereille I 2419 SPUTNIK" Argavea At Trailer City ftartllng. unfai laaait. Trnbeltevabla f-eaj tt with yraur awn ex ea before ft away Brmg the family, tltay Will rwra ft (US iprtran Boad ValVeX) I. I I I .1.1 (,,,,, Xt it Id.

the liv be les he i ic. after ta to tha If, good lo rov tlit "Kit" doetn I think qualit, i old (very Kl I GOl bl MAfF mobile home er.ni leered lnj.ll lo provide Hie owner wilh a bctud ful modern ho- You buy With corilnfefxt heute Kll mobile homei hava been "people teited rid proven Budget Priced III. HI Willi Hi i di i 4. 41 I I 2 i evil aula J'. 'I II i OLDENBURG'S I I lli.ji Ran A i SI'MMx'- I A V'.

hale U. leu Than 6 Ao'M i ri arso hobii umii 14 a- IrM hAVt 40. Tiada in your Tiinilufa DAVY JONES HAT AtA TIAIItl lAItt fcan Palilo Avrnnc. ti Carrlto 'llitn nlghlj ancl ftunday. LA ndacapa 5 ''III I UiCd Trailers t'l I I'l tr I n.n 14 Hi.

tnt IK? I ill I. la Aim 20-loot Oldenburgs ri r'arr'ln LUTrrtAH i.V ill oo.n aaeuti.e Veil pe raid 3411 Church Rjt, Pahlr. onth nr 12700 ne, apaca 24 40 KOOT t'nlteraa! 2 bedionm. tiih and ahower L'aed 1 yeara t)400 equity. A.auma payanenta.

LOck-haten 1951 J7-oit (General dill with eitiai A.klng 11400 all Plata I-0M9 nr Plata 6-H59 evening! or weekend I9S 45 find Ri.llaw.y. $7l (or eaiully or trade (or home. I.L' (erne 1 WUfl. apate 33 S1A-TRAILER HOUSE WANTED CASH for ipoblla Immef or rnnlirn Shleldl Trailer S.iei 14K45 tn-i 14U) Street. Sn Lear dir.

F.l.r I KhOO CASH Tor modern trailer! Olden-buri'i. 11201 San Pablo Avenue ti Cerrlto. CLEAN trailer wanted cash I.U cerne 2 S224 have 1950 TRADE 1955 Oidmu.j, 98 full flower, air conditioner, for oi arger mablle home Shields Trailer Salei. 14845 East 14th. Sari Leandro.

F.L gin WOO 1950-1953 model. 27-35 lout. MU lberry 8-0468, Concord cash. 855 TRACTORS FOR SALE JOHN Deere Caterpillar with vard loader Scantier! on rear: 500 hnuri. like new.

84000. coat 86'J00 new. NE ptune 8-0951. 900 AIRPLANES FOR SALE CESSNA. 1957.

182. Omni. A 12D. V.H LF. Marker Beacon.

Oxvgen. Globe auto pilot, gyroi, etc. Bent offer. TH ornwall 3-8878. Cau after 7pm vine memberghlpa for aale for airplanes and student inatructiona available.

Call LU cerne 2-3162, BR owning 8-1834. 65-C. T-Craft. 2M; clean. $1050 Box 127.

Moss Landing; availing, Newton J-212S. 1100 LOST Mxxawxaxaaaaaxasaxaaxaxaxaxaxaxxaxaxaxaxax BRIEF ease, brown leather. January 13ti. Vicinity Auditorium, county Court House or ata-oak. new am LA ndscape 5-5341.

BEAGLE, male Claremoni district Substantial reward. Return family pet TH ornwall 3-8912 BELT. blue. Tuesday, vicinity 13th Street. Reward.

TI mplebar (-0244 mornings. CAT white Siamese, vicinity Sa Pablo West Street; GL ercourt 2-1338. $15 reward CAT. Siamese male in San Leandro Reward EL gin 7-Z857 GALVANIZED iron box. sheet metal hand tools.

Between Estates Drive Park Boulevard. Reward. LO ckhaven 8-7250 GERMAN sheoherd. female, black tan, "Queen, vicinity East Oakland. LO ckhaven g-l89 after 7.

JANUARY 2nd, pair of antique em erald and diamond earrings, oroaa way Shopping Center or Locust Street Walnut Creek. Substantial reward. Write Box R-18588-W Tribune PARAKEET, yellow face, blue ops line, vicinity Haight Avenue, Ala meda. Reward LA kehurst 3-0533 RING, wedding, platinum with dia monds. rubles, emeralds.

Vicinity of Highland Avenue, Moraga Boulevard and Mountclair Nursery. Heward OL vmplc 5-7383 RING, wedMing. in box on 72 bus. Reward. OL encourt z-imrH SAN LEANDRO area; 1-year-old chestnut male Dachshund: answers 'Henry, loves children; reward.

LO ckhaven 110 FOUND FOUND, cat, white, orange tail and spots, downtown Oakland. Owner pay ad EL gin 1-6036 WATCH, gold, found Orlnda. New Years Eve. AT lantlc 3-3432. NOTICE BIDS FOR THE CITY OF OAKLAND, CALI- ORNIA.

Tha City Clerk will rerelva ealed blda or proposals In her fflca In tha City Hall at any time prioj- to the hour of 12 30 clock m. on Thursday, the 3rd day of January, 1958, for following: FOK FUKMSHINO AND IN STALLING MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR ALTERATIONS ND ADDITIONS, COUNCIL ('HaMIIKR ENTRANCE. THI LOO 11. CITY HALL. 1421 WASHINGTON STRLLT.

OAK LAND. CALIFORNIA fcpecifiratlong and blank forma proposals will be furnislud the Superintendent of liulld-IriBK. Room 009. City Hull on ppllcation. Price bid nhall In- hixla all applicable taxes.

The itv la exempt from Federal xcife tax All shall made in confoinnfy with ectlon II of the Oakland Char- er. and hall be compan i-n tiv certified or cashier's check or urety bond fnr an amount not than 10 per cent of the ap- recate of the proposal, which hall ha forfeited to 'he Cut If successful bidder falls or reuses to enter Into tha contract warded him L'pon of the con- ract, the contractor shall uta to the Uty of Cakland and ellver to the Audi tor -Cent rol ler bond in the amount equal to 'i of tha contract price for i faithful performance of tr.e ontract and a bond In sn eo.ual mount to guarantee tie pay- -nt of Hallos for Ih I -'r arid ateriais furnl--hed and fr a tl Ln men Ir iuran. 4 Avl vi uh rai-ect snih wore tr, he enured into ithin ten i 1 i Jar award lerert llnii crcmencd within fe il caier.tar dava and to la f' romplerad within thirty (am calendar dan after date of Auditor Controller certificate the contract and furnt.hed in ace-ordance with the terms of specifications therefor adopted January 14. GLADTI H. MT RPHT.

CUT Clerk. No. 161 Jan. 17 (it) I rxn EL vt 1500 4 Rn LA 5 ern I ers late 815 tom a Oi or v. ft.

hr 1 dei wife. Mr Hill is luruvfd a ion Joseph Hill, forrm-r St Mary a Hixn jul Ma( tlMete Ml, Hill of Na.hv.llr Trnn two l.tera land fivp Biulliriv ail of Iui- rn br lirld at at Hrrkrlty 11 ill- 10 a in iiaiirl. Ar and '('din SI. Ih mtrniiMit in St Jo-, pi, m-trr Emma L. Davis SAN l.r.WIlHO an 1R -Seivim for Ms Kiiima I.

I)iv. 1,0 d.i tird.iv at iin Ortkl.u.d I In tn id at i Mond.iy a' Hie Firt hne Mi va ii i i.e Y. Snin liaffn riiKinerr for the Ki Sylim Tiansit Lines A native of Missouri and render, of Oakland for five yeais, she livid at 2134 lOHth Ave Mrs. Davn was a member of the First Methodist Churrh, San Leandro. and Queen City chapter.

Older of Fastern Star, East St. Louis. III. Besides her husband, Mrs Davis is survived by two sons, Donald Davis, Webster Groves, Mo, and Allan C. Davis, Los Angeles, and two sisters.

Mrs. Geneva Hight and Mrs. Mane Davidson, both of East St Louis. She also Jeaves three grandchildren The Santos-Robinn Mortuary. 160 Estudillo Af is in charge of funeial airange-menU Charles H.

Elfers SAN LEANDRO. Jan. 18 Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for Charles H. Elfers. 72, of 14927 Western who died yesterday at a San Leandro hospital.

A retired commercial fisher man and native of Michigan, Mr. Elfers had lived in San Leandro for the past ten years, He was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft 158, Ta- coma. Wash Woodmen or the World 888, Seattle, In ternational Brotherhood of Boilermakers and St. Chris topher's Episcopal Church, San Lorenzo. Surviving are his wife, Dor othy M.p San Leandro; two children, Clifford C.

Elfers, San Leandro, and Mrs. Amy Perez, Ketchikan, Alaska; his mother, Mrs. Caroline M. El fers, Wenatchee, i brother, Fred C. Elfers, Seattle and seven grandchildren.

The 2:30 p.m. services will be from H. W. Seramur 407 Estudillo Ae. Interment will be in Tacoma.

Clay N. Bun-ell Funeral services for Clay N. Burrell, 76, of 50 Grand Bay Area architect for more than 50 years, will be held at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Albert Brown Chapel, 3476 Piedmont Ave. Mr.

Burrell, who designed many buildings in the Oakland area, died Thursday at his home following a heart attack. A native of Oakland, Mr. Burrell is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lila M. Ellis of Berkeley, and a step-daughter, Mrs.

Howard Forte of San Francisco. Under D. Denton SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 18 Last rites will be held Monday for Linder Dale Denton, 70. resort owner and member of well-known Oakland family.

Mr. Denton was fatally in jured Thursday when he. fell from a building at his resort. two miles from Soquel. He was born in Iowa and came to California as a boy with his parents, the Rev.

and Mrs. James -Denton. His father served several Northern Cali fornia churches and was church editor of The Tribune for two years. He died in 1931. Mr.

Denton was graduated from the University of Calif ornia in 1910. He practiced law, Washington for a few years, then returned to Berkeley to take charge of a program to rehabilitate wounded war vet erans studying at the Univer-sitv of California. When the program ended. Mr. Denton entered business Oakland.

In 1939, he estab lished his resort, Denton Mountain Inn. Mr. Denton is survived by his wife. Zelda; two sons. Linder Denton Jr.

of Oakland and James Denton of Soquel: a daughter. Mrs. Ruth Maiben New York State; three brothers, Louis I. Denton and Paul E. Denton of Oakland and Richard E.

Denton of Fresno; two sisters. Miss Grace Denton and Miss Vera Denton, both of Oakland, and seven grandchildren. Services will be at White's Mortuarv Santa Cruz Juveniles Get $150 In Berkeley Holdup BERKELKY. Jan. 18 Three of 17; at San a U.S.

and the 700 TO CHOOSE FROM SUITS. 700 men' ehaice, 810; ladiaa. IS. Nick's. 60U CoUegsv Oakley R.

Hill BKKKKLKY. Jan. 18 Fu-nnal nrvicf's will be held on Monday for Oakley R. 11:11, 53. maintt name foreman of 2729 Derby St Mr.

Hill, whose wife, Olivia, operated a Berkeley rest home, died on Thursday after a brief illness He was bom in Tennessee Fur rime years, until taking a position in San Fiann-co, Mr. Hill was nifiht mainti Too Late To Classify 2 EMPLOYMENT PRACTICAL nure. experienced Good reference! Will work in reit Kim. NF nt inf 2- 1784 PHAl TK AI. r.uiw wants work In private home 3-fi59t Rtfetences.

KE Hog REAL Salenian Prefer man-wile team Must lake full charge of sales, escrows and financing of isles and edvertl-lns. copv. Must be free to move Immediately, house available in the nib-division Salary open. Good commission and draw. References required first trip 2-3 vears program ultimate upwards 100 homes.

Grand opening of 3 models soon Albert Diss. Builder. 712 Crescent Avenue. Lodi. Phone EN di- rott 9-48IM RECEPTION TsTT tvoist.

or vhat hav you. Young little experience, but trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and obedient TH ornwall 3-8842 Stock Room Clerk Young man between ages 23-35 Will perform routine stockroom opeiauons ine-iiiritne- inventory control and equip ment maintenance. Modern office located in downtown Berkeley. Com plete company benefit program. Cal-Farm Insurance mi Fnlinn Street.

Berkeley Call TH ornwall 3-9600, extension 140 for appointment. from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. only. FOR RENT xMX.Mixxexaxexiexaxex. KEITH" Avenue.

5975: nished 3, view, $65. S.74H3 nicely fur- TH ornwall LINCOLN Avenue, 2225-D. See this newlv decorated 4 rooms uniur nished. One bedroom: garage: near Park Street. Adults: tea APiVrTTF Two bedrooms: privacy Beautiful view yara; iiu.

ai iuuc 3-3135. LIBERTY Street. 641; 2 bedrooms water Inc uded: carpon 3063: two rooms with bath. water, garbage. Included.

Adults: $52 SEMINARY tm Twin Palms Apartment harlroom. wall to wall rarpeU, beautiful patto. heated pool. 50. ckhaven 8-ZH0 27TH AVENUE.

1811. corner Foothill Large living room, ainexie. snann Nicelv furnished; $65; utilities in- CERRITO: unfurnished 1 or bedrooms; garage, yara. ie nu.v. 8-5953 havwaRO 3 bedrooms: fenced near achool Avaliasie rtQ.

4 Rent" or lease. $90. LA kehurst 3-7988. tt IS S-rivim. sleeDinff porch, ga.

rage; partly furnisneo. a. iu wme 2-3084 3-BEDROOM; spacious yard, patio. Pleasant Hill. nr.

aeon o-ovioi, -n am. square feet at 05 UOi union, Oakland. Higngate e-auoi REAL ESTATE 1ew duplex lot as down pay ment on chiplex or triplex, owner. 19174 Tribune FORCED sale, duplex, close in, $3000 down; 818.500 total, r-ossioie eaiv income. Nioe outlook.

TE mplebar K-nain OPEN Sunday 2 to 4:30. 1990 i68tti Avenue. 2-bedroom aupiex. i rei buv I.Ike new Glenn MIddleswortn. kehurst 2-0705 FOR SALE asaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaaxasaxaxaxax ATTENTION cleaners' Beautiful mod store counter, excellent conui-tinn.

16 feet long. 4 cash drawers. Ixw price Marshall Steel. 2113 Alston Way. Berkeley.

ui ympic 5-2800 ATTENTION direct mail users' Elliott adriicssins machine. Model 3 L-cellent working condition, completely equipped, travs. storage cabinets Pneed to sell Marshall Steel. 5427 Telegraph OI vtic 5-2800 I MIM'M 15 loot vaiatmn liail- Winter clcalance sale. 845 1635 lath- Avenue DINETTE set china i inset.

Reasonable. valnut. EL gin model. 1-8583 MIRROR, beveled. 28x44.

H5. Philip pine mahogany planter Dox. 4X1X1, OLymplc 1-0474 evenlngx BCICK. 1M7 convertible lf54 Vi engine. tsky cam.

a-oarrei carburetor and manifold, dual exhaust. 2-volt sy stent. Continental kit. cus seat! Must sen lo ckhaven -jo Ot I ROLKT 19.iT Nomad, ef.l4l(( Private rxait 8250(5 GL en- --n s-'j i.l a poi tt wvt. i I35 LA nd- L'KY.

i54 sta afior A in 1 iipTVeVl oo -r 4 tr fi ft i fnr dtt lor. i quit C-nlr trA4 prtv Tf. fferon T-dSS l-WAMTEO BACHELOR afsartmewt wanted 1 or raxevms. kitchenette. February I.

AN dover aw sssissa, aaaax. a. a in of ii.vi to. at ga-ge, by Vp i RAN IN CLASS 600 IN DECEMBER MAYBE YOU DONT NEED CLOTHING HOWEVER, THIS PROVES AGAIN IT PAYS TO READ aklanbaaiributtC WANT ADS DAILY PAYS TO USE THEM, TOO CALL TE MPLEBAR 2-6000 Or your nearest branch office Sftfniftaftefic PtOVIOES IVtir THOUCHIfUt SflVICi Crematorium with two beoutifwl Chop.fs (English Pip Organs). Niches available in Columbarium Building and in beautiful sunken Urn Garden.

Arrangement avaiiabU before need MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETIIT ASSOCIATION tf ntm-pnfU trgaurzatie srrvint the Bsj Arts fr 94 yttrt Rife If! juvem5 held up a liquor store JU.eiU.e-JlieiviULcil'y ic.v. 63rd and Grove Street to- i night and escaped with $150. the temperature 15 de- 1 be! Prn Life i mmmm mmwm i i fnmnhell 2fl nf 102 1 Berkeley Way, owner of Jay- BgBgggsBgggzsigssSSISSSSSSSS'j OAKI AND OITMHC ,.3 5 II ft 000 PIEDMONT AVINUI Liqirrs. the robbera at Iron 17 to 19. s.mrJr vr-nn voiev.

oi Otfkland. Calif. (138 12'h St frke w.th a rsa.otnan from the Fucfci party. a- -1 ri fijf -i rS sVsft i4-, gV fll.