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'V. Tr wutm timu i a. -r: xm i. mmr Sailor, Youth VITAL STAT I ST I GS EAT HS. 32 EOakUnd Tribune Tuesday, Dec1, 1959 DEATHS Jacobys Lead In Coronado Bridge Play DEATHS wintery (font Wol Msnwao, figure Shew tew 1sspisini WEATHER MAP Continued fair and mild la prtdictd lor tha Bay Aroa and moit ol Northern Calilornia.

Woarmtr from thfl MlsaUsIppl Rivtr to th -Atlantic, Coaat Snow mixed with rain xpetd in northorn Ohio and TtnnoiMt vaUyf and Great Lalcaa. Snow in Rockies. attend the funeral Wednesday, DeJv cember :39 from the Moss- wood Chapel of Albert EngeJ Ac 3630 Telegraph Avenue and 37th Street, thence to Sacred Heart Church where a sung Mass ef Re. quiem will be offered for the repose of his aoul.ocommencing at a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Tuesday at 8:15 p.m.

Entombment, St Joseph' Mausoleum. -iv JfeCAMMAV, Mabel Taylor, on Sat. urday, November 28, 1959, In Washington. D.C., formerly of Oakland: devoted wife of the late William J. McCamman; beloved mother of Miss Carol McCamman of Silver Springs, Maryland, Miss McCamman of Washington, D.C Mr.

Mabel Winkelman of Oakland and Kenneth McCamman of Ventura; loving grandmother of Michael, Claire, Jean. Sarah and John McCamman. A native of i Missouri; aged 79 years. Services were held in Silver Spring Maryland, on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

Contributions may Tie made to tba Heart Association in lieu of flowers. MII.LAK, Jena 8L, of "Piedmont. No-' vember 30. 1S59, beloved husband of Margaret W. Millar, loving father of Rutherford Ms liar and (In, Fred MagRiora; also survived bv five" grandchildren.

A native of Oakland aged 72 years. A hi em ber of the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland. Sequoia Lodge No. 349 A M. Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies, Aahmes Temple of the Shrine, oast president of the Athenian Nile Club.

A member of Bohemian Club arid the Prospectors Club of Reno. Nevada. Friends are invited to attend services Thursday. December 3 at one p.m. at? Truman's Chapel.

Telegrsoh Avenue at 30th Street. Oakland. Tha Rev. Hugh David Burcham. D.D., and Sequoia Lodge Ncs- 349 officiating.

Entombment. Mountain View Mauso leum. i MITCBELL. Gloria in OaTtland. November 30, 1959.

dear sister of Mrs Mae Bettencourt. Albert M. and Walter Soares. Survived also- bv many nieces and nephews. Aged 59 years.

A member of the Peace Officers Association and the Oakland Police Department. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 3, at 1:30 a.m. from the Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel 4555 MacArthur Boulevard, between High Street and Mills College, Oakland, thence to St. Cyril's' Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at I a.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday at I p.m.

tFor further information please call KE Mt'LLIN. Emma, tn -Albanv. November 30, 1S59. dearjiv Wtoypft; wffe-of A1ovhi J. MtilTins.

loving mbTfifr of Clement A. Mullins: sister of Mrs. Laura Lewis. Mrs. Mildred Deniion.

Mrs. Marjnrie Bellerive. William Joseph E. and Ralph S. Wood.

A -native of California: aged 71 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursdav, December 3 at I a m. from the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel 3630 Telerraoh Avenue at 37th Street, Oakland, thence to St. Ambrose Church where a Mass of Reauiem will be offered for the reoose ef her soul commencing at 8:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesdav at I p.m.

Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery. NOVIFI.I I. Re. In Oakland.

November SO, 1959. beloved wHe-of the late Vttio Antinio Novlelli: devoted mother of John Noviellt, Constance Dituri, Ann M. Silver: devoted grandmother of Joseph Dituri Phillis, Jerome, Charlotte and Ann Silver: loving great-grandmother of nine great. grandchildren. A native of Sanni-candro.

Province of Bari, Italv. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, December 3. 9 30 a.m., -at the East Lawn Chapel of Chris Borba, East 14th Street vt Fifth Avenue. Oakland, thence ta -where a sung Mas of Requiem will be offered for the icpone of her at 10 a.m. Interment.

Marr Cemetery, Recitation of the- Rosarv Wednesday at- p.m. For further Information call GL 1-6943. SHERMAN. I.tlllaa in a loral hospital, November 27, 1958. of 1055 17th Street, Oakland, beloved wife of Ivan L.

Sherman; iter of Mrs. Lucretfa Kneale ef Oakland dear aunt of Mr, l.oretta Lockwood and Mia. Genevieve Li Soto. A natts of Washington; aged 75 years. A farewell sei-victr of remembrance be held Wednesday.

December 2. at 10 a.m. in the Berkeley Hurt Seriously In Street Fight ALAMEDA, Dec. 1 A sailor and a young civilian suffered serious head injuries early today in a street brawl in which some eight youths were involved. Four Alameda Naval Air Station sailors were, arrested for disturbing the peace.

According to police, Patrolman Noah Garrett was cruis ing in the 400 block of Webster St. when he saw the fight going on in a parking lot. He called for help and two patrol cars responded. When the officers halted the fight two' youths were found unconscious Injured were Lauren Ma-Ione, 20, a civilian, of 1523 Verdi who was taken to Highland Hospital after first aid treatment, and Gary Joseph Davies, 30, an Airman, who was to the Naval Air Station dispensary. Taken into custody were Frank Atfon Peterson, 20, Charlej Clark Thorne, 21, Robert Dale Martin, 22, and James Gary Henderson, 20 all airmen attached to Patrpl Squadron 19.

Police said the fight started when two groups o'f men came otjt of separate bars. Martin admitted having kicked Davies in the face. He said Davies had kicked Ma- lone in the head. Services Held for Clark Gester BERKELEY, Dec. 1 Private Juneral services have been he'td for Clark Gester, 75, a retired geologist, whose home was ai ZY20 uiaremom eiva.

Mr. Gester, who died last Thursday, was chief geologist for the Standard Oil Co. of California when he retired in 1949. He had traveled on every cpntinent in a world-wide search for oil during his ca reer. A mining engineering graduate of the University of California in 1909.

he was a member of a Sigma Xi honor society, the American Institute of Mining Engineers, a past president of the American Association Petroleum Geologists and a fellow of the California Academy of Sciences. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Gester; three sons, Harry of Walnut Creek, George of San Rafael and William of Sacramento; a brother, Howell Gester of Napa, and six grandchildren. Boswell, Policy Lectures Offered BERKELEY, Dec. 1-Free public lectures on American foreign policy and James Boswell will be presented tomorrow at the University of California.

At 4:15 p.m. in Dwindle Hall, Cabriel Almond, profes sor of politics at Yale University, vill discuss 'Tragedy and Opportunity in American Foreign Policy." Claude Colleer Abbott, pro-1 fessor of English language and literature emeritus at the University of Durham, England, will speak on- and the Boswell Papers" 8:15 p.m. -in Dwindle HalL Legion Auxiliary To Hold Card Parry SAN LEANDRO, Dec. 1 A public whist party, sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary unit No. 117 of San Leandro, will be held Saturday at 8 m.

at the Veterans Memorial Building, "1135 Bancroft Ave. CALENDAR Barber Shoo Chorsj iFden Chapter: 8 pm IDFJs HaU. 1634 On hard Ave Sah Leandro. Berkelev Folk Danger 8 IS p.m.. John Hinkle Park rluh house.

San Otega Road and Southhampton St Domino Souare: J6 round rlaoctrg: IS square danrmg. J- L. Ford School. Jsth and Martcopa Street. Mo Wrtsiltri rn termed late squares i-' Oakland Moose Clua, 1426 Alh-e St.

Rerreation Souaree ilntertBedlsta-dvanreda Bella Vuta San leirvdre Bound Dane Class rntermeaiatei: 6 Banrrofl Jr. School Square Stepper tntermedt4tei: IH am. Montriair Sctiool Stardusters S4uaie Dance Outj iln-ennediatei: I Jaotes Madison ornosu Thesssofkhira! Sssesvte In A mum OiVU-tt Lodge- 8pm. 1531 5lt Su imiirnter in'esnestate': I pm. Fl Certna High Srkeast.

TOMORROW Are aod Lace intemettitei vjTredi: 8 pm. Win ion School. Ill tainton Ave. HavstarsJ Berkelev Danrr: I IS pas John park Bosr and Arross: I m. Bur bark Srhaol awiitor-iui.

East Ba Coicto Club I stamps I pas. fsarvav Hall ft Cemta F'k Dastce Ctjfld tn- "r-d ateii 14 Castra VaaaL tl Cemtav FeiKroshio af Baasvanitv: Sortal 8 as-. Feflsssrrtjp Center, 411 2k St Harmane Huetfua). I S8 sa. Caerrvjand R346 Meekiaad Avv, Havtrant, Oakland 11 CVS- Aa Ptr I a sn, Wessstiaaaataf Anphl- aeee control eerier Ibarra a-a Sasuaree 4 estecwestiete -a S4.

Leas Aasdrsornoa. 1M rtewe jr. Pn4a en r'ei nwdatei 1 pa. LairW Scbmoi 39 Kansss St. Skirts -d S-Hr ief'ateir I p.

Chaon Srtsersl. Sr3 Pattno SC Srissrt r4 Stnr Ss Dee Chib: am, Frsftvasc ictnL sj Beta -Ave. Sosbh C'Te Pajn sr ssrler- Eastbay Birth Born to tha wife of: LAMB, Ronald boy. NAPIER, Albert irl. GUDDAL, Warren boy.

MILLER, Robert boy. HUMMEL, Ronald girl. McARTHUR, Perry boy. WHITAKEH. James lirL MORENO, Oscar boy.

O'BRIEN, Kevin boy. OSTLER, Joseph girl. MANDEVILLE, Edward firL CALLrJamet ttrl. CERVANTES. Joe girl.

CONNER, James lV boy. WALSH. Philip boy. RAINES, Jessie, boy. PERMENTER, Lloyd ftrt.

Donald gtrL MOBERG, Erik biy. JOCHIM, Edward J. boy. VALLERGA, Victor Eirl. BRAATEN, Ronald boy.

Norman boy. ROWLEY, Lyle girl. WOLCHOW, Kenneth boy. CHAPIN, William boy. DILLIHANT, Henrv U.

boy. EMERSON, Talmadge boy. MURRAY, Mack girl. WENTWORTH, John boy. CALLKS.

Ruben, firL MENDEZ. Salvador, girl. SMITH. Morris giri. GILL, B-yd girl.

1 HENSLEY. Deryl boy. TCOMELA, Clyde girl. TRINIDAD, Raymond girt. BEAMON, Floyd boy.

PRYOR, Freddie girl. JEFFERSON, Calvin girl. RANDELL. Rosroe, girl, ALLEN. James girt.

BOYKIN, Ernest girl. LEFORT, Charley boy, COOPER. Jerald girl. ZIMBELMAN, Merlin girl. FASANO, Denny boy.

SAVAGE, WllUam girL BAILEY, Peter girl. CARASH. Warren girl. SCAPARRO," Bernard girl. -CUM MING, John boy.

BENAVrOEZ. Joseph girl. VANDENAKKER, Jack, girt. TSOI. John M.

boy. McKENZIE, Keith girt. Licenses Issued ROE-LEMMON Kenneth Ray Roe. 36, and Elizabeth Lemmon, 42, both of San Leandro. ADEN-STAMPS William Walter Maden, 39.

and Dorothy Evelyn stamps. 33. porn or uaKiano. BONHAM-MC DONALD John Lee Bonham 33. Oakland, and Delores Dee Mt Donald, 23.

Berkeley. PAULSEN-GOODWIN Thomas Allan Paulsen. 32, Oakland, and Joy Lorena Goodwin. 29, San. Francisco.

SWANSON-BACKUS Donald Vernon Swanson. 30. and Gloria Gene Backus. 20, both of Oakland. ANDUHA-SILVA Gilbert Basauei Anduha.

33. Hayward, and Herlinda Sih'a. 34, Union Citv. YOUNGER-TOLLIVER Harold Riit-" ledge Younger, 34, and Helen Louise Tolliver, 21, both ot- Oakland. HOUSER-MAC INNIS Thomas William Houser, 20, San Lorenzo, and Jamie Mac Innis, 18.

San Francisco. RODRIGUES-PEITFER Walter George Rodrigue. 21, and Rochelle Anna Peiffer, 19, both of San Lean- CAMERON-ENGSTROM William Ross Cameron. 31, arid Paulina Jo Enevtrom. 2.1.

both of Berkeley. ROSA-HERNANDEZ David Rosa. 211, and Hortencla Hernandez, II, both of Union City. Divorces Granted DECREE OF ANNULMENT WAHL! Antonia P. and Mario M.

INTERLOCUTORY DECREES OF DIVORCE SCOBEY: Lillian frolSanluel COCKRELL; Robert M. from Barbara A. HUGHES: Lola from John. WITT: Sxllie from Clarence. ERICKSON: Walter H.

from Ora. RUSH: Olivia from James C. TRUMBLE: Shirley A. from Carl BARBAR1CH; Elaine from Donald E. TIB1.FS; Donald W.from Loi.

FISHER: Charles from Bettv J. JENKINS: Jovce D. from Wvnell D. PETRI; Charlotte J. from Douglas A.

FORD; Jo A. from Donald K. FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE SOU7.A: Sarah from George. CRATER: Mildred from Phil. MATHEWS: Harrv F.

from Irene. HEARD: George P. from Odessa, FALCON: Doming S. from Jose. WTNFREY: Marv B.

from John L. BRAGA: Jovce from Edward J. MATTOX: Henry C. from Arlme I. FERNANDEZ: Patriria from Richard.

KUPERRTEIN: Evelyn 'from Alan. PETERSEN; Norma L. from Rob-rrt L. MARLOWE: Hilma M. from Leo H.

Divorces Filed INGRAM. Ethel J. vs. Robert W. VANE, Althea.

vs. Randolph. ROSS: fcou A vs William J. MUMFORD, Janira L. vs.

Donald Jr. MADDOX. Bettv J. vs. Witlism D.

B.ONNER. Clarence E. vs. Mary D. HUPE.

Vera E. vs. Robert GONZALEZ. Mary J. v.

Robert J. STEVENS. Rose L. vt. Jsmes RANDOLPH.

Alire B. v. John SKAGGS. Wilhur vs Joanne T. MFDLFY.

Shlrlev Dovle Tt'LLIS. Gertrude E. vs. John R. Contra Costa County DIVORCE FIt.FD KENNEDY.

Ill E. vt. John STRATTON. Elrey Patricia Ann HFRFD1A. Lucv v.

Severn MOB LEY. Mersaret A John TAYLOR. Vernelle v. Donald MAtRIAGE IICENSf 166CED EI-LISON-SMTTH-Joha Fllion. SS.

of Antiorh and Sarah A. Smith, 48, af Concord STOVF.R-BATTS Monte A Stover, M. of Concord, and Mary G. Bate. 11.

of Pittsbuig DEATHS BARON. Jasepb I. of S2nd Avenue, Oakland. November 26 Hit. beloved husband of Markes Baron: loving father af Joseph S.

Baron Jr, Ran lxirer.ro. Mr. Marlorie Pine of Castro Valley. Mrs. Marion King of Oakland Mr.

Harriet Whiteker ot San Lorenro. Mr. BeverW Men-done of Hasrwant and the late Evelyn Viggiano: lormg grandfather of I grandchildren: loving brother of Ceorrlanr.a F0'ir and Mam) Baron Antonio Ferro Rites Tomorrow ALAMEDA. Dec. 1 Re-0Jifm Mass will celebrated St.

Philip Neri'i Church tomorrow at 9 i.rn. for Antonio P. Ferro. 75. who died Saturday in hi home at Mccartney Point and Bay Farm Island.

Born in Italy. Mr. Ferro had been an' Alameda resident since 190fJ and farmed on Ray Farm bland until his retire ment two years ago. He wa member of Italian Catholic Federation No. 10 of Alameda.

Mr. Ferro leave wife, Anlonietta, two sons, Thomai L. Alameda attorney and member of the Civil Serv ice tBoard, and Carlo 3. Ferro of Oakland, and four children. Rosary will be recited at I p.m.

today in the chapel ef the Smiley and Galltgfwr mortuary. 14.5 Oak St The funeral cortege will form at the mortuary tomorrow at 129 a.m. Mexico limits Radio MEXICO CITY. Dec I MrOM AP Wlrcaheta snap and Forecasts National Summary Fair tkle dominated the vjrpather pattern over the country during early morning, with precipitation mostly in the form of anosy over a relatively gma.il area. Occasional snow occurred from the Dakota into Minnesota and (urn Southern Michigan in, the north and central Appalachians.

Spotty rain was observed near tha lowa-Ncbraska border. Generally fair weather pre; vailed from the southern half of the Atlantic Coat Stale into the Southern Plains and from the Rockies into California. Fog blanketed much of the Pacific Northwest. Unseasonably cold weather was re ported over the southeastern part ot the country with below freezing tem peratures in the Uulf and South Atlantic Coast State. Tails hassee, Florida, recorded a low of 24.

Temperatures were mostly in the 20 and 30 east of tha Rockies except for the 40 and SO from Texas into the Lower Mississippi Vallev and in the Peninsula. Fargo. North Dakota, registered a low of 26 while Oklahoma Cilv and the Nation's Carji-lal reported, a 34. The Jei-ns and ins were common over theRocky Moun tain State although lower reacting? were noted in the high mountains Near the Coast, temneratures weie mostly in the 40 anfl 50. Warmer temperatures are expected today fiorn the Middle and South Atlantic Coast States into the lower Mississippi and Ohio Valleys as well a from Montana Into Idoho.

Cooler weather will occur from the Dakotas and Western Minnesota through the Central Plains Into eastern Colorado ana rew Mexrco Occasional lieht snow I forecast from Minnesota Into me iioitn and central Appalachians. nam, or rain- mixed with snow, is likely from Iowa into the lower Ci real Ijke Region and portion of the Ohio Vallev. Sunny kles are expected from the Rockies into California and over the southeastern part fo the country Temperature Tables CALIFORNIA Rr" FORTS 1. I. Bakerfield 40 Riverside 81 4 Danctt 73 4n Sacto.

Apt. 65 43 Eureka 5 44 Salinas 78 52 Fairfield 7 4 San Diego 83 Fresno 7 36 Fran. 72 56 Hamil. Field 66 41 F. Apt.

71 46 Beach 53 Santa Baib. 60 35 LosAngele 83 53 Santa -Maria 63 44 Oakland 72 53 Stockton 68 4B OaklandApt. 73 45 SunoVvala I 4(1 Paso Robie 73 S3 Thermal 84 3 Red Bluff 75 4 NATIONAL RKFORT6 Albany. Y. 33 33 Las Veaa 36 Alhuquerq 55 31 Louisville 45 30 Amarillo 61 58 Memphis 50 39 Atlanta 47 28 MiamlBeach 67 54 RilmliiitttRm 48 IK Milwaukee 34 2 Bismarck 41 57 Mpl-StPaul -3S "2 Boise 43 21 NewOrlenn 57 Brownsville 71 New York 37 34 Buffalo 34 30 Okla.

Cllv 54 34 Casper 44 18 Omaha 50 31 harlestctn 44 37 Phoenix 74 44 Chicago 37 jj pm-buriih So 71 Cincinnati .38 28 Portland. M. S3 57 Cleveland 34 11 Rapid City 46 2 Columbus O. 36 30 Reno 57 18 Denver 50 21 Richmond 47 24 Des Moine 47 31 St, Loui 47 35 Detroit 3 SiltLakeCtv 44 II) Duluth 4fi 25 San Antonio 67 46 Fl Pao 65 28 St Ste Marie 32 25 Fort Worth 43 Seattle SO 36 Galveston 3 Spokane 37 24 Helena 44 3n Tamp 61 40 Indianapolis 38 25 Washington 47 34 52 30 Wichita 60 33 Kansas City 54 33 CANADIAN RFORT Catgare 43 27 Rrgina 34 8 Edmonton J7 24 Toronto 33 2d Montreal 11 5 Winnipeg- 30 20 Ottawa 11 7 ALASKAN JIFP0RT8 TT Arxrhorage 74 16 Juneau 43 36 Fairbank 25 II BAB AIIAV RFPORT I. Honolulu 61 71 SHIPPING ARRIVED IN S.F.

liAT MONDAT. KOVEMfltR F. BRYANT. 4 1i am Rank from San Pesiro. California Shiomn Co.

Richmond. tSPARTA. 410 im. Diets, from Puerto Armuelie. United Fruit to Pier aa.

MATSUOSA MtRU I 3a am Yokohama, from F.nenda Mitsui Line. Encinal Terminal. Alametla, CMFVUON. 6 56 a Petewn from Fl Segunda. California Shipping Co Richmorid.

GUAM I am from tlx Asieens Marina Chartering Co Todd Shipyards SANTA, MARIANA, 2a a. r. T.s-hr. frnm 'Yokohama, Anterican President Line Pt-r H. K1A.

M-Jsj am. Vaa Der Ve. from Coo Br. Raifour. Ruthrie a.

Co Fncinal Terminal, Alameda. TALLEYR AND. 16 uikln from New York Overaeat Shipping o. r-ier TOKAI MARL'. 4 OS MM.

rrom japan. William. UHnorrd ar Ca Per J4 POWTU. RIVER. I am, KvW.

ron Vaacssuver. Star Terminal. Pier ZZ. MIKACFJSAsf MARO. a Kmi.

rama. rrora Vancoww. Mitral Line Parr Teneiinal. Rtchaaopd. SAILED FHOM ST.

BAT WO AT. KOTtWRFt RAGS A RPfGDAL. 13 am. H. for Antwerp.

Getter! FAtRPORT. 11-46 a Coiess-aa. lor iiim Waterman ti Cora lit am. MKl.lis. for lss rmm Petrsvtesi-n Cons 1 TXTTLF.

1 48 am Watk. for T. hv, Shiepmr Car imilFR 4 OS am Kme C. Vasirwta. California fch'ppmg RAsna 6 le.

rraft carrier, foe a LVse stes Nas-v It C. FOLLIS. 16 a sa Fng rri steii. 1 a '1 forma Fnnxg Ca. Ot-TTT II a for Prre Far East L--e.

VOVTfsrv. II am. Storse, tor rsr-se. ssarsrai KavTai i A VILA II far saam. fartsr Coast Trattapart Cv SCHEDULED ARRIVALS SohVes-t ta rfsance j-Hanast asytke.

wTtrkT. UFCIWBn PESITV-rT CLTVXUKXD frasai ks-, Pwr HAtaTAriAJf PILOT fraea Hiiat Pier MA IDsT APTZM rrsm fesatsaj K-i. It TT'X frssse wrsl GFX. FRtTttTRfCX frosa Seastse. ri Kna.

SCHEDtXEb DtFAETTRES S-afcjes-4 ta eiae rftsrf mttt. wrsnT. iciibfb 1 rtAVCOa. L. O.

far Capefsram. Pe 44 MARC fa Rarracav GrTRTIUn tAIII Matslia Fr i MTXFCrJ MAim for Taka- 26 KVCKITT FT ATI far Tsw-sv cVxT 6T f-r eert HAWAlIAsf nmfJM for Basteta. both et Oakland A native of Massa-chuseru: aged 61 year and a re-tlred employee of Alber Milling Co. A member ol FO.E. Aeria Number 1375 and Steamfitter Unton, Oakland Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the Nr Monrjof C.

P. Bannoo. 6806 Eas 14th Street, Oakland, oa Wednesday. December 2 at 1:30 a.m.. thence to St Bernard Church for a Requiem High Mass, commencing at a.m.

Itotornbrnent Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rosary, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. (For further -information please call KE BROWN. Mae Fidelas, lit Oaklapd, November 30, 1651, beloved wife et the Uta Joseph V. Brown; loving mother of Alfred and Cecil Brown and Emily Espey: devoted grandmother of Janet, Steven.

Sandra and Michael Brown and WUliarnn Espey. A native of California, aged 72 years. A member of the Third Order of St. Francis and thf S.PJLS.I Council o. 83.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday, December at I a.m. at the East Lawn Chapel of Chris Borba. East 14th Street, at Fifth Avenue. Oakland, thence to St. Anthony- Church, where a sung Mass of Requiem win be offered for the repose of ber soul, commencing at 1:30 a.m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Colma. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday at I p.m. For further information call GL 1-642.

DOWNTOV, Walter, in Alameda, November 30. 1851, beloved husband of Helen Downton; brother ot wmne ri niive and Lena. A native of Devonshire, England; aged 59 years. A member of Apollo. Lodge No.

396, AM. Alameda Chapter No. 70, Royal Arch Masons; Alameda Com- manderv no. SB, rvnignis irmiusi, rk.VI.nri rnnsnle No. 12.

4 SM. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday. December 2. at I p.m., from tieorge w. niurpny Mnrfiun HiEh Street.

Alameda. Private inurnment. Chapel of the Chimes. DROSS, EmU Charles In Oakland. November 30, 1951, beloved husband of Margaret, Dross; devoted father of Emil Cf Dross Mrs.

Betty Scrqg-gin and Mrs. Peggy Grossbohlin; idealised grandfather of Lonnie and rirnss. Carol and Sharon Scmeein. and Roger and Diane Grossbohlin: brother of Mrs. Helen iinm.) nt.

Km York nd Hei hert C. Dross of Alaska. A native of Carl-stadt. New Jersey; aged 63 years. A past commander of the American Legion Post of Woodridge.

New Jersev. A member of the Brotherhood of Electrical Worker. Local sax I Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral sertceir-Thursdav, December 3. at 8 p.m. at the Fruit-rhanel of the Clarence N.

CooDer Mortuaries. 1580 Fruitvale mi Parkin adiacent to rhaoel Interment in Delawanna, New Jersey. KE 3-4114.) mo ntha'srl. in Oakland. No vember 29, loving mother of Verne Muz-holt- irr of Lulu Justice of Lo Anceles and the lata Lester Fischer; aunt of Louis Fischer of Stockton and the lata Edward Fischer of Grand Valley, A native oi uur Friends are Invited to attend funeral service Wednesday; December 2, at 1:30 at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N.

Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum. Parking area adjacent to chapeL IKE ENEA, Frank, at his home. 2211 Byron Street, Berkeley, November 29. 1959.

beloved son of Mrs. Vitina Aiello of fWkelev: loving brother of Albert Fnea and Gratia no Enea, both of Berkelev. A native of Italy; aged 55 years. A member ot. St.

Joseph's Catholio-Church. Friends are invited to attend December a mm from McNarv CbbcI. 1936 Universitv Avenue, east of nrnve Street. Berkelev. thence to St Joseph's Catholic ChurchS Addison and Jefferson Streets, whtre a Requiem High Mass -will bf sung for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a m.

ReclUtion of tha Holy Rosary Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Entombment. St. Joseph's Mausoleum, San Pablo. r.mns Mis Jessie -ih Oakland.

No vember 26 195. beloved ister of Fdgar A. Glbb of Santa Crur and the lata Marion Guyot and Howard Glbb. A native of Minneapoit, Minnesota; aged 74 yean. Friends are invited to attend fu neral ervice Wednesday.

Decem ber 2. at 10:30 am. the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries. 1580 Fruitvale Avenue.

Park nig area adjacent to Chapel. (KE GLOVER, Rahert In an Oakland hospital, November 30, .1959. of 2SB8 Fruitvale Avenue. Oakland; beloved huband of Mabel Glover: loving brother of Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs.

Beatrice Walk up and Ellis Glover. A native of Arkansas; aged. 71 years. A member of Olathe Lodge No. 19, A F.

AM, of Olathe. Kansas. A farewell service of remembrance will foe held Wednesday afternoon, 3, at 3 o'clock In tha Berkeley Chapel of the Little Chapel of the Flowers tHull at Son). 3061 Adeline Street at Ashby Station. Private calcination will follow In the Little Chapel of tha Flower Calcinatory.

(Services under Masonic auspices. GRANT. Jean. In Oakland. November 29.

1959. beloved wife of Charles Grant: loving mother of the late June Watt. A of Minnesota; aged 58 year. Friends are invited lo attend service at the Eat 14th Street chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2372 Fast 14th -Street.

Oakland. Wednesdav. December 3. at I p.m. Inurnment private, KAILROX.

Eda Marie, in a local hospital. November 27. 1951. ef 6-SJ'tr. view Street, Berkeley: beloved mile of the late KrlL -Karfson: loving aunt of Carl M.

Danlelson of Li rid -sav. George Danietoea of Msrvs-ville and D. E. Danlelson of Tangier. Monscco; also urvived by a sutler.

In law. Mrs. Lurmda Dressier of Grass Valley, and tour cousins. Mr. Edna Ostlin ef Springfield, New Jersey.

Mr. Selma Carlson and Mrs. Alma Skold ot Saa Pranciare and Arvid Peterson ef Mountain View. A native af Califomiar aged II years. A member of Bhaltuck Avenue Methodist Church of Berkelev and the Ijidtet Lovaltv Circle of the Shattoc Avenue Methodist Church.

Service of remembrance were held Monday morning, ftavember 20. at 11:20 o'clock In the Berkelev Chapel of the Little Chanel of the Flowers (Hull Son. JOM Adeline Street at Ahby Station. Chaplam Jame A Andres officiated. KCMALrAM.

tisrard M- Oakland. Nos-Jo'lvi 2 lj; as-iov hii'tMr" of Pailadni Babestntan Kemahran ef Oakland: hsvtng father of Stephen Kemals an ef North Hsllssninl nl Homer Kemalyan of Oakland: brother ot ansur avemaiyaa AlanWa: grandfather of Ronnie. Richie. Carol vn and Marilyn A na-tive ef Smyrna. Asia Minor: aged 7 veers.

A member of the First United Presbyterian Church ef Oakland A Bible teacher In Fresno and Saa FraneJara Bar Area for year. Frtereis are m'tted to attend service WesWMlss. Deressibfi 2. at 2:39 pm. at Tnimai.

Chaoel. TesegTStm Avenue at Unvi. Oakland The Rev Llevtt Gaiit offtcsatsng In-termeril hi Moontam Vlar Cesneterr Memorial mav be sent ta Intema-'w-l StudenU Int Dwight way. Berkelev 4 l4CCr. latri Oakland.

Nv vemher 2t. hsvtng father ef Zeff erase asst id Uie Affems. Mar-carta. A svatt-e t'-ire. Presritsre ef Asti.

luiv: gt sears Fngvpsts ant respectfully aasMesf ta 0 2-HCO Tbe prtmgt ao4 dignity rf aa Albert Brown Service co4tj no more. MORTUARY CL)res 793S frs prejrf Irra-sf fjli a i Weather Hits ibfogir' South States By The Associated Press Wintery weather hung over the South today. Temperatures which rose to the mid 40s yesterday dipped gain overnight Readings in many cities of the South were in the 20s today. Amone some of the lows were: Montgomery. and Sa vannah, 27 degrees; Jack aonvilltvFla, 34; Atlanta, 32; Birmingham, and Mobile, 33.

The Weather Bureau sard mosf of Florida had tempera-tures in the 40s, but sections of northern Florida reported readings in the 20s. It was snowing in southwest Pennsylvania today and some areas along the Canadian border. Some rain fell south of the Great Lakes. Mercury Hits All-Timt Wink in Oakland The temperature reached 73 in Oakland yesterday to set ah all-time "nigh for Nov. 30, a the Northern California drought, in its 73rd day, con tinued.

No rain is expected this week. The weather will continue fan tonight and tomorrow with little change in temperature. Expected highs today are Oakland 73, San Francisco 72, San Mateo 74 in San Rafael. Lows tonight will range from 40 to 46 ex cept in downtown Oakland and San Francisco where lows of 50 are expected. The record 73, yesterday in Oakland, eclipsed the previous for that date of 68 set in 1949.

Across the Bay, San Francisco also had an all-time high for Nov. 30. with a reading of 72. The old record was 69 set in 1886. A large high pressure system over the western states is responsible for the fair weath-, er in Northern and Central California.

Thert'will 'be gentle winds in the Bay Area tomorrow. SUN, MOON AND TIDE TUESDAY. DECEMBER I Sun risea Sun art 4 5lpJ Moon men 1 1 Moon ets 4fip New Mm 14 Qtr Fall Mea Untlt Dec. 39 DM, I Dee 14 Dec II 11:09 am. (:11p.m.

1 4 p.m. Vllpm W. LW. W. UW.

December 1 lift II 2 I Dtffmbfr 3 otal 1:54 1 5Jp 7 1 I Mp-i 4 December 1 1 01a St I Jlp-I 1 December 4 2 17a I m.l J.Ctp 1 1 9 41hl NOTICE In th above tabulation of th tide the daily tide given In th ereer of their occurrence commencing with Uta earlv morning tide in lh left-hand column The time and heights of tide In the above Manna Exchange Inc. table ara (Ivan tot lha fool of Park Alameda. For Fort Point aubatract 40 minute The column of height give tha eleVation of each tidt in feet above or below tha level on toast Survey chart soundings. The numbers are alwava additive to the chart den tha unini preceded by a miaua sign t-l then aubtract LEGAL KOTICI NOTICE TO BIDDERS Th Park Comminton of tb Citv pf Oakland will receive sealed bid at it office. 114 14th Street.

Oakland. California, prior to p.m. an Tu'sdav. December t. la.

for furnishing the following Item. In accordance with aper ifiratione adopted therefor and on file la tha off of tha fserretarr of tb Park Commlaaron. 1. OXK 1 STAKE EODT DCMP TP.rCK. 1.

APPROXIMATTI.T 4 KEFT iOHXS TRANSITS WATKU PIPK CLAS. AND rinTNCS. AND APPROVI-MATELT KF6T Ot lh' PLASTIC PIPK pecification and form of tv-oal ert'l he fnrnirbed npnn reqol Bad a said r-rttarr. Daiivarr of track ana p'aa'Ie Itlpst ahall he r.ata to- lrs jveoe. Oakland.

California: itl daliTerv of tranaita water trip ta meadow area af 'oaquia Millar Intenartloa of Joa-qutit Miller Read an4 bilwra Drtr. Oakland. California, wffc-in twenty ealendar da after cartlflcatlon ef tha tha Andttor-Coatrolle- and ta tka aat itfartloa aal a cee plane. sf tha fttjperinteadeat af Parka tha City af Oata4T Tha (lder ahall required ta fark a fihfnl Berformaix-a bond whiefc ahall ba -xaratM in a soi eqnat at ona-ratf af tba aontraet prx-e A ertind etjeek. chiee eiaclr anrete hood paeanta ta tha City Clerk Clt? ml In an imosv etjnat to aot ieaa tkaa tea ar rent ft tha '-g-re ate aniasiat tha bid set aecBaaF each pr-oat Tha Tmr Caanll rrv tha rtr ta rajeet aaf aa4t rapl- PABIC (TVlffttiOX By HELEN RIONF.T.

gerear. Ka. IT NaT. 10, Qae. Xeveatlver IT, Kattca la "hereby (teas that a ale, eaw-pet tlre b(4 ve aceeptest la tha Offsra of the jhsrea-ajipc Ag-ept.

Cawwtr af AUise-oa Cain ae, Tal-to Ptrevet. Oakland It Calif or-fie. c-r the asirrhaae af tka ol-lawftig ttw. Bid) fe pswihae II. Hi.

Il A.M. Fr Ffl 4V La-hrsraet. ft, 4 A-4rt lnber T. 114 A Far iUira Pi4 A.4'JJ ra trar T. H.f A-M.

Far Laberatary a rae pcef T. tl AH. Tt wiwdaw Vaahlaf Oatrart- psWfvca.tt "d) VtJtVa, eejr iheve "it be -i tar. "f-s ie yarckat'et1 Ageor Offom Caaaty af A-- CORONADO, Dec. 1 (fl Mr, and Mrs Oswald Jacoby of Dallas, last night led 156 master mixed qualifying pairs through 'two rounds of play in" the American Contract Bridge League's annual Fall Tournament.

They 'are "competing for the master's mixed Dair championship which ends tonight with a third round. The Jacobys scored 401 Vt points to lead the field. John Rrawford, New York City, and Mrs. Dorothy Hay-den, Hastings, N.Y, were second with 388. THIRD PLACE Third were Qon Fjirquharson of Jamaica, British West Irf-dies, and Mrs.

Ralph Gordon, Buffalo, N.Y., with 381 There was a tie for fourth between Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sheinwold, New York City, and Ralph Hirschberg of New York and Mrs. "Carol Good man of Los Angeles at 377. -Tow OaklandPrs, Mrs; Arnold Svendsgaard, 659 Wesley and Mrs.

David B. Trotter, 869 Portal won top in their section and finished in sixth place in a field of 340 pairs. Mrs. Ruth Ecker, 2021 Darn uth Oakland, playing with Mrs. Clara Clark of Val-lejo, finished with auction top.

i LAJOLLA STARS Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lange, 4253 Laguna Oakland, starred in the LaJolla pairs, a special one-session event.

In a mammoth field of 282 pairs they came through to win a section top. The nine-day which continues through Sunday, December 6, has attracted record crowds. BRIDG 4-. By ERNEST H. NOFFSINGER I.IVERMORF BRIDGE CLl'B Menday Evraing lVera Wvatt-Viola Cheney 63 2 Cecil Srhriber- Richard 61 3 Helene Irvine-Graham 52 KF.RKFLF.T TMCA Wednetdav Eveaiag SECTION Narth-Saalh 1-iAnne Sanders-Don Schrump .....101 2 Mr.

and Mrs. Cave 7 3 Winifred Boies-Celina Frances 14 Fasl-West 1 Mrs. Alan Milburn-Don Berger. 2 and Mrs. Barclay Jones 3 M.

A. Plno-R. L. Jacobson to SECTION Narlh-Aaalk 1 Robert Dahiell-Jack Sues 14 2 Mr. and Mia.

Walter 3 3 -Rirhard Lelrr-Paul McKeen. II est .1 Mr. and Mrs. Heibert Rankin. 17 2 Beas Gilette- Josephine O'Brien 86 3- F.luabeth Smith-Clavton 6.1 Mr.

and Mrs. S. Ckrter 63 KINtiS A NO O.LT.CM Wednesday Eveniag 1-Ken Waten-Wllliam Tl Dr. and Mr. Ben 76 3 Nick Buharov-Dorman Bullard 73 LAFATETTE BRIDGE CLl'B Friday Eytalag N'artk-Ssath 1 Sallx, Lourks-George Mailho 2 Mr.

and Mr. Gerald Wirkland 3 Clifford Mason-Greg Kohle 66 tsst-Hrst 1 Mr. and Mrs Ted Mohr .167 2 Gil Farrrll-Wavmen Jackson (7 3 Mr. am) Mrs, Kenneth Baikie 81 OAKLAND BRIDGE STl'DJO Friday Afleraeaa I I Erwln Frane-Frank Nelson 146 J-Mr. J.

Hickey-Merla Gray 137 3 Caroline White- Carlotta Flliott .134 Friday Eveaiag Nerth-fUatb I IN'ick Buharov-Dorman 68 2 Mrs. Don White-Dave Davis 64 3 Mrs. Frank Nelson- Eileen Weingart r.st-Wet 1 Ralph Sharp-Mark Stevens 66 Dr Lout Kamenny- Richard Leaaler 67 3-w-Frank Nelson-Edwin Llljegrea 62 Halerdsy Afteraasta I Mrs. Don Slavbaugh- Harriett Cwthing 71 I Mrs. Earle Gerhart.

Frank Nelson 76 1 Carlotta F.IHott-Frwin Frane 68 LIVE OAK BUDGE CXIB Aatardav Eveaiag SfcCTION Kanb-Haath 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bast) Gravblel 74 I Mr. and Mr. Fred Patrick 72 I Elirabeth Smith- Celina Frances 63 East-Weat 1-Mr.

and Mrs: W6V-Cave II 2 Mr. and Mr Geoige Stenberg 66 "3 Gil Farrelt-Mark Heffner 6 SECTION B- Nertb-Koatb 1 Mr. and Mr. Leonard Johnston it 2 Dorotb. Pilgrim- Chauncev Clarke g7 Frances ftewart-Jack Martin East-West 1 Mr.

and Mra'TCenneth Baikie 63 2 Jo Ryeo-Emil Gibson ,73 2 Harel Woodhurn-Dottie Dufour 64 SECTION 'C" Narta-ftaata 1 Sal iv Loucka-Ceorge Maltho 72 2 Lee Bvane-Rnriald Lofgien 66 3 Tbelma Shepara-Jerry tVeldoa 4 East-Wesst Mra. Roval row-Mr Liovd Losvrr 7 2 Oltsnan Shepard-Farl Fre a 2 Lots Black-Casirg Grauel 64 LEGAL JSOTICEt- Blll FOR THE OF OAKLAND Th Board of Port Commis-aionera nt the Cite of Oakland ill receive sealed hida at it orfire. iionm IX Grosa Pier, at atrv time to I em her 21. Iiv at husr of TCI Tins SIMTtliT Sla'Ki: A A CK NT IxhM.ITTl I'lIIVK, Catifim'. Form nf nropoaal and affldatlt Llhereon ssi i he farmehed by tba unoeracnei gratnil ensly.

plana and apecifK-atmna will furnished on deposit of III. eheck which amoant will ta raftnded providing; plan aad epecltVa-tiorii are retarned wl'bia Blaety t6) sralepdar dava after res-eiv-lp fcirta. refnnd will mada after that da'e, Plaaa and srpci-flea ion will ha available la Room 72 aa aad after Monday, vena her i. Certitesi cher It, cashier' a ehacsr hid iNsnd tn ha aiiHsaat of teat per rfnt 4 1 cssmouted oa th haaj of the liigher tka two alternate prW pid. wft ra-aairesl ta accompany bid.

Bn4 aa atrseasif asiaal to fifty per rent U'i the total eAotrsrt tri-e a froe-rantee fc-e faithfi.l eerf.rma or- th contra ct. and a btt tit a aaisal t9t to graaraate the pavmeat" alt eiainvsi fr ahor tM soaterial frislisl aha tt faniisbest by kdfer. Contra'-t tt shall Isegi a data ss w-fflfen ssrfre TfoW CSef Kngjiaeer that eaetrat i ef -few-t 4 woelt he ewptteI withiaj tisty (If eaJaMae daya after ata aa' rnvtire. Tka Baxi regerve tba rtgkt t. r-Ct aM st't l4 R.

S. COSfFTOV, feariry. Ba rsl ef Itet 211 Jvov. 21 (St) Summaries Weather Forecast Bay Area Fair toda with high temperatures CS-73. Fair tonight and tomorrow.

Low tonuht 40-45 except SJ downtown San FrancUco and OaK land Gentle wind" Neriarra and Central rlllrnl Fair tonight and -tomorrow estcept some fog on coasts Point Keyee north ward, night and morning. Little change In temperature. Coastal windi variable a-18 Nerda Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change in tmpcrature. High bth days SS-43 except tl-IS ex-HiMh bath dava U-fi3 except 07-7S ex cept SS-42 extreme anuth.

Sierra Nevada Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change in tempera turea. KarraaataU Vatlee Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little change in tern-pernturee High both da low tonight 37-44. Gentle winda.

'ape Blaari la Palol anrptiaa Variable wind 8-18 rn.p h. tonight and tomrrow. Fog and low clouds Point Reyea northward, night and morning, otherw ise fair. Jaaala Villt Fair tonlxht and tomouow. Little change in tem- pcraturea High both -day 67-73, low tonignt 32-47 Uentle winds.

Saltan Valley Fair tnnitht and tomorrow. Little change In trmpria- ture. High both day 7.1-71. low to night 34-44. High todav and low toiiiEht, Salinaa 78 and 44.

and Palo rtoblea 73 and 34. Gentle wind! Santa Maria Saa) Lata Oh lie Cent al Area Fair tonight and tomor row. Little change in temoeraturet. High both daya 77-81. low tonight Gentle wind.

aata lara Vallee Fair tonight and tomorrow Little change In tem High both dav 7(1-76, low Jonight 36-44. Gentle windi. I Mveraaara Vallaf Fair tonight and lomorro4 Little change In tempera- jfure. Gentle winda. Maateree Bar Area Fair tonight peraturea.

Gentle windj. Meaterer Bat Area Fair tonight and tomorrow. Little chance in tern-peraturea, High both davi 77-J. low toriEht 38-43. Gentle winds.

Fart Bragg and Vlrlnltr Fall thiough totnorinw evcept ome fog night and moinlng Little change in temperature. Coastal winda ariable 8-18 m.p.h. Oalral faanlln Fair to-niKht and tomorrow. Little change in High today and low tonight Napa 76 and 36. San Joce and 42.

and Holliater' 7 and V. Gentle wlmis. 1 Mai1kwetera lilrnl Fair to. night and morning. Little chaOgTHn temperatures High todav and low tonight.

Napa 36. I'kiah 75 and 3N. and Santa Hoaa 77 and 33. Coastal wind variable 8-l h. California Summary The wenther mo.

earlv Tueadar. ik.hs nwh pievMiie continuing over Wefem United States and the nearbv Pacific 0en aiea. In the Gull of Alaka. pieuiire i low and a trough ol low pirsxute extend MMilhward from the GiiK lor about l.ioo mile: Oceanic Hnim sYfttem are pieeotl rather weak and continue tn move into the Gulf of Alaska and Wenlrrii Canada and aie not likelv to alfect California verv much. The outlook for little change In the pi event tie of weather although tome log i likelv on the north coast and there shmiiit be aome high cloudinesa In the northern area Iroin time to time.

Temperatute during the dav ton. tlnue to be above normal in all areas except the north roat and on Monday ranged from the low 80 at deer1 point and manv central and aouth coast point to the mid SO at extreme north coast point Low temperature Thunwl.iv morning were near the earlv December normal and ranged from the low 30 at a few Salinas. Vallev points tn the mid So on the south rost hut mod coat allev and desert points were in the 40 to so dfgiee range Winds have been gentle, variable on the coast and inland Film Writer Suicide HOLLYWOOD. Doc. 1 IT Mm.

William F. Walker. 3S, estranged wife of the chief writer for Jack Linkletter'j "On the Go" television show, committed suicide yesterday by uulpinf, sedative, police said. WHAT'S UP? A writers IICIOS. Fast Oakland Pot 4JJCJ Kpin tomorrow at 1311 'nn St Busmen meeting will follow the annual early bird dinner.

4flt INODOnrKDROSf 0. ItTT. California Chapter; 8 pm. tomorrow Waihwslm chnol A Jensen ard Dr Fred Coe will lerture en rhododenstroa soenes. AwOiC tOKttC1Aa.

(Vklard toage: I m. tomoerow at in IJih 9t Winiam I. Watson will read the December "Our Envtroo-ment." Brr.ari of foc a vt a traauou Cosircil No ll 8 13 am. toomrraw at 33 Broadway. Lillian Chaooeil preside over a regular meeting; tT BAT BRFAtFtrT fill 7 at 15 W.

MaeArthar aVswd. Be part will be repeated. IXCRAYCE CLCB OF SAKLAXB: Noon tomomaw at Hotet leamrng. tn Jack Brown ores-en a film, "Oaaretjoa Dew line (- Ctl'B OF Ml MtXItOi TTlIM SMMTW lit. nswxev Reawlar sneei mg will he hesL BIW4T rfl OF KOtTI 414 w- t.AB: m.

laevaree at Hs tet Oaresnssnt The froal hsurt mret- trg af the rear heist. I r(- 11 ii a frTw Athess Ahtir Chats ft SaUasna wril eoeik aa evsrreot t-laira. ttot WBwFta Hitir coe; 1 a.aa tamasiaa et ta Gri4 Ava. Tn asnhaar at Maraaret Aaa AdasM Witt be celessraW af A Charter Bark La-lge 41: 4 a as. tusu i a at Those tTkk Tesavase.

Offsrwa will he OAKLAV kOFVB TABIFr 111 psw. tsaiiwiiaa at tTv Beaet Leasa- trevm. Dr. Jnaet gsit wiB mwak aa Face rbe Facta Cswosrwe ar4 Oar Fiuaiamj an Desurva With IV" AKLAVB trinCa CtCB 11 psa. aa asiaa at hst Cat-ltisue? tfatei Ratwd Katiaa sn ak aa -PBhsK Wetfar m.

Cakfurwra. OrTTWT'T CtCB 6f WOBTB Aha- 11 tl tu i at ai B-siawas. Bsmneaa isveensvg wit) he tseist. BFBF Bs Viteiane Asa- fca 8: Itosss lamai'aa at 1'th i Me T-e and raav lartte wia perr at IwlmL BFBIBAB. tvanaH Usaa fat; aa.

fwarraw a 4'ct lith Of-ixm wvfl he ciw4. rTTT tsaRT WA1 TTflMtl. K. Ltarsrw An -r Ba. I Pw Wis at G-ajssf Aa.

Ttsj'tnija Vrttua li fressde evv mtnti rtMtwsv i6. S-errri5 A a '-e-y Jfa. 4K1 San-s MiTeiv 6Tisg era aa chapel of the Little Chapel of the Flowers. (Hull Sonsi. 3051-Adeline Street, at Ashby Station.

Concluding service Sunset -Msusoleum. Chap-Ism James A. Andrew will -et finale MM HON Arthar C. in Oakland. Nn-s-ember SO.

1959. beloved husband of Nellie B. Simmon, loving father of Mrs. Esther Godkin and. th Ista Colvln L.

Simmon, loving grandfather of Jaren, Janet, Jeanne and Joan Godkin, loykeg brother of Mrs. Grace Roger of Sacramento, Mrs. Lessie Laps lev ot Davenport. Iowa. Elmer and Glenn Simmon of nitnoi and Melvln Simmons of Montana.

A native of Illinois. Fnend are invited to attend funeral service Thursday, December 3 at 10 a.m. at th Chapel of the Oaks. Oakland Mortuary. JOflJ Tele- traph Avenue, Interment.

East awn Cemetery. Sacramento. WOLFENrtE. Aarw of Berkelev, In Orinda. November 29.

195. beloved husband of the tat Etta C. Wolfenden; loving father of Mrs. Helen W. Barrow and Lelond E.

Wolfenden of Orinda: grandfather of Lani Jean Barrow. Alien and Joanne Wolfenden. A native of Detroit, Michigan; aged 14 year. Friends are invited to attend service at the Tower Chapel of Mountain View Cemeterv terminus. Piedmont -Avenue, Oakland.

Wednesdav. December I. at II a.m.. Dr. Clarence Reidenbach officiating.

Friends mav call at the Telegraph Avenoe Chaoel of Grant Miller Mortuane. 250 Telegraph Avenue, until II a.m-Wednesday. t- Card of Thanks ALAMtB, CO! NTT HEART A0( IATIOV Gratefully acknowledge Memorial gifts toward th fight against heart disease Memorial gift may be mailed to association headquarter. 121 East 1 1th Street. Oakland.

HI 4-35A4 or "presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank. 1450 Broadway, Oakland. PRATT. Wlllta I wish tn et- porsa our sincere thanks and appreciation tn esir many relative and friends who were- so kind te us during our recent bereavement and also, for the beut'fu! floral offering MRS. WILLIAM PRATT and FAMILY.

San Francisco Death FLANAG A4. Sara V. CFRAGHTY. Jean GEORGE. Ermna E.

GILBERT. Berty GOUIMAN. Benjamin GOYUFNETCHE. Berssard HARRFXL. Edward H.

K.FLLY. Margaret LAMtY. Wtnetta A. IdjsrrJ MacRlN'NOV. Lllhan NFI-SOX, Emrr E.

Arthur M. SORENSEN. Emeet ream CottrK km CMci Niche le tan aw awtiUbl rfc tciy Caa'9 Wreairr ta Itpo tj i sssdtraesi l0rf CHRP El OF ail4T6irSM 'CCUliUtJ IMS EM lutein Jfrjetl7 pfMeW esetuawt: ra, Jsska esrett Scaooi. 4B1 ve! fv Se4 A -ti-. Fa sjy fTheeter: tn Kersnta Art, anrts ub besisiVi Ce-x Ssreet A Osafsert I Fenruaa As, Aman da Scheml.

Vterfsss; fflrsi6 est ft a at. RsJler Rt. isi Fnct- A. a The commiffHcatjoni rainistry has rukd that only tire-bom rlcam witk "moral and roomie clvency' will reciv mission ta cpente radio ftatioris in Mexka. i.