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Ifl-laMrM Hi iMrt Cm MU-IMPOmD CARS Wiataf Oakland Tribune, Monday, Jan. 196Q 31 WHAT'S UP? Arrivals and BAY BOUNTIES DEATH OBITUARIES Murphy Mortuary 1431 High Street. Alameda. (Contributions to Amir, Iran Cancer Furtd, 11st Street. Oakland Interment, Golden Oat National Cemetery.

Mrs. Miriam C. Burd BERKELEY, Jan. 4 Memorial services will be held Wed nesday at 11 a.m. for Mrs.

Miriam Caldwell BurdV73, who died in Bombay, India, Dec. 14 while tourin the Far East. Mrs. Burd's traveling companion, Miss Caroline Coleman, 70, of 1144 Euclid died the day after. A native of Long Beach, Mrs.

Burd was the widow ef Piercs) Burd, a San Francisco busi nessman, and made her horn at 1030 Keith Ave. She was a member of the 1910 graduating class of tha University of California and was also a member of th Sierra Club of San Francisco, the Hillside Club of Berkeley and Alpha XI Delta Sorority. She is survived by two sons, Peter Burd, of Saratoga, and William Burd, of Phoenix- two brothers, Dr. Hil dreth Caldwell, of Pasaderu, and Lewis Caldwell, of Los Angeles, and seven grandchildren. Services will be held at 'the McNary Funeral Chapel, University Ave.

Mrs. Elizabeth Teague BERKELEY, Jan. 4 Funer al services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Teague, 84, member of a pio neer Virginia City family, who died Saturday at her home, 2203 McKinley St. A 70-year resident here, she was the former Elizabeth Ramsey, daughter of one of the silver city's early mining engineers.

In addition to her husband, Philip J. Teague, she is survived by her daughters, Mrs-Margaret Herbertson of Berkeley, Mrs. Sadie Smyrl of Albany, Mrs. Madelyn Wright of El Cerrito, Mrs. Cora Patterson of Pleasanton, and two sons, Reave E.

Teague of Wal nut Creek' and Philip E. Teague of Honolulu. She is also survived by nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She was a charter member of the Neighbors of Woodcraft, IMPORTED cars for rash or eon slim- mailt. Dick Dy.

1207 44U Avenue at Ft nth; KK 2 0MB, fePOK'l rer or economy cr from Private party. Have Mr Gaorga. OL S-0931. I51-M0IILI HOMES Airstream Statlar, BrM. Trailer Sale iwoi East 14th, Ban Leandro ll, i-iim, upen Every Day ALUMINUM vacalionart, It-foot; sacrifice entire stock $41 up, term.

2450 Esst 14th Street, oody's, 10154 ban Fablo, XI Cer-rlto. Transa. Kollsway, Venus, Dal- wn, nijo. Mercury. Budger Expandos, Kits Rod and Reels, iStearns Oldenburg's Discount Trailer Salt lIMlSan Pablo, El Cerrito.

LA 4-3351. tUUuxiii Dan'a Trailer Sales, dally. 10350 8an Pahlo, El Cerrito, LA 6-3783. KIT, 33 feet, 2 bedroom. In extremely clean condition, Cash or term avail- able.

I. A l-W MAY FLOWER. 1855. 27 foot, com- pletely equipped. 3470 Washington Avenue, San Leandro.

Space IS. After 4:30. No One Beats Trailer City New I960, 45-foot, Mobil Horn. Only $3393. 10 down, bank terms, no payments till February.

I960. Com la let us prove these facta. Complete Parts at Supply Store 2500 Springs Road, Valiejo. I mile East off Highway 40. SPARTAN, toot, cooler, unoccupied, clean, nice lo-cation.

San Leandro; NE $-7624. TWO beoioora 40-foot mobile home, 1953; casters make. Complete bath. Cost $4501). sell $2000.

VI 6-4197, Pleasanton. 901-AIR PLANES FOR RENT WANTED 1 more select pilot to rent Cessna 180 regularly at $16 per hour. Telephone BR 8-2087. 1100 LOST BRACELET, gold, vicinity Foothlll-Fruitvalc, Reward. KE 8-0883.

CAT. white, blue eyes, Vicinity Park Boulevard-McKlnley. TW 3-8274. CAT, yellow tiger, female. Vicinity 14th Avenue Excelsior East 38 th 4 jgtreet.

Reward, KE 3-3810. COAT, girl's, site 12, tweed; vicinity 36th Avenue-East 18th. Reward. KB 3-8646. blAMOND wrist watch, Lady HamU-ton.

New Year's Eve, vicinity Castle-wood Country Club. $100 reward. CL 8-6435 collect DOG light hair, female. Short tail, fat and friendly, 12 years. Reward.

Vicinity Washington Manor. EL i-2159 DOG, grey Keeshond, named Skippy. Vicinity San Lorenzo. Reward. EL 1-75S6.

GREEN knitted afghan, Thursday evening. Bay view-East 28th Street to 10th Avenue. AN 1-6370. HARD hat; sentimental value; between Sunnyvale Mllpitas turnoff and Thornton Avenue turnoff on Highway 17. Local 3 Union sticker on front.

KE 2-2348 (Herb Cantwell). IRISH terrier, 35 pounds, red. male. Vicinity Ashland. Reward.

BR 8-3943 evenings. POODLE, toy. black, female. Decem- ber 29th, vicinity th street-Meinx Avenue, Berkeley. Liberal reward.

"Cherri." TH 8-3492 PARAKEET; light green body, light Blue wing stnpea grey, ks SIAMESE cat. female, Vicinity Har- bord Drive. Moraga. Cut left ear. fie- SPECTACLES In brown case.

Vicin- ity 40th-Telegraph. Monday morn-lng. Reward. KE 6-0054. after 4:30.

SHOE, gold with plastic back. Vicin ity Luce-Market or mn. xn o-xioi. 22Ifc FOUND MVl-VaeA b6xr pupy. near vu Katnerine, ago.

BR 1,1 11 ft tfs. Books in Russian LONDON, Jan. 4 (OPD Some American science fiction, short stories and a novel by William Faulkner will be published in Hwssia during 1960, Radio Moscow reported. No titles were given. LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO.

11273 NOTICE OF SALE OF MISCEL LANEOUS SCRAP IRON AND STEEL AND COPPER WIKK AND SCRAP STEEL, PLATK. re IT RESOLVED, that tne Boardf Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County. State of California, here by declares Its intention to sen (approximately) 40 Tons or Miscellaneous Scrap Iron and Steel, and (approximately) i Ton Copper Wire (Insu lated), on flisplav In the salvage Department of the Warehouse of the Oakland Public Schools, lo cated at 900 High Street, Oak land, California, and (approximately) 15 Tons Scrap. Steel Plate, on display at the Oakland Ctv Cnllesre. Lanev Trade Technical Institute, 235 East 11th Street, Oakland, California, which said items are no longer neeaea for nnhlic nchnol use by said Oakland Unified School District, to the highest responsioie oiaoer.

BE IT FURTHER that this Board will, until the day of January, isro. at o'clock p.m.. In the meeting- room of said Bnard located In the Administration Rulldine-. 1025 Sec- ond Avenue, Oakland. California, in publio meeting at sain time and place receive, and consider sealed proposals to purchase the items of Miscellaneous Scrap Iron and Steel and Copper Wire and Scrap Steel Plate; at said meeting said proposals will be received and considered In accordance with Section -18C71 of the Education Code.

The Board reserves tne ngni to reject any" and all bids, and withdraw any or air of the hereinabove described Hems of Miscellaneous Scrap Iron and Steel and Copper Wire and Scrap Steel Plate from sale. BE IT FUKTHHK Kr.WLTtu, that all "bids for purchase, of items of Miscellaneous Scrap Iron and Steel and copper wire and Scrap Steel Plate must be made on forms furnished on ap- nllra-Mrtn to the IMrertor OT pur chasing of the Board of Education at the Administration Build ing, Room lis, lo: teeona Avenue. Oakland. California. All bids must he aeenmpamoa bv canto or check certified to without qualification by some responsible bank or banker.

In the amount of firty r-er veni nf the total amount of the bid. payable at light to the order of the Oakland Unified School District of Aiameaa CBEt iT FURTHER RESOLVE that the Secretary of this Board be and Is hereby airecteo to post three copies of this Resolution in three (S) public place in said Oakland Unified School District of Alameda County not less than fifteen (16) day oetore the date of said meeting and he Is further reeled to cause saia Resolution and Notice to Bidder to he published not less than once a week for two 2 successive weeks before said 'meeting In a newspaper of general circulation published in tn county ot meda, Stat of California. The nartr hose hid is "ae eented shall pav the pricebid within five (5) days after notice of acceptance of said bid ahall ha been given hr the Board SELMER PL" BERG. BecretaryTot the Board of Education of th City of Oakland and of the Oakland Unified School District of Ala meda County, Etat of California. moral.

Jan. 4. 11 rtt 145, NOTICES Internationa! Brotherhood Kle tiicl Worker Loral SIMM. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, January I at 1 p.m. from the John Co, Piedmont Memorial Chapel, How Street, Oakland, Services under the auspice el Oakland lodge aT 171 InUsment Clk IMot, Mountain Virw Camietery.

NIKI.SEN, rkrtst, at horn, Jan uary lmio, beloved husband of Mathlldo Nielsen! loving father of -Mrs. Ellen M. Nllsen of Oakland, Christen Nielsen nf Palo Alto and Rertha A Nielsen of Oakland. A native of aged 7 vears, A member of Rorkrldge Lodge No. 4(l A A M.

Friends are invited to attend services Tuesday, January 8 at 1:30 n.m. at Truman's Chanel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Rtreet, Oakland. Rev. H. Haver and Rev.

David C. Hns officiating. Interment, ML View Cemetery. MEDA. Willi (gsm of 148 1 63th Avenue, San Leandro, January 8, 160, beloved husband of Kar.ua Kay Nieda; loving father of Deborah Nleda of Ran tandro; dear eon of Mrs.

Klynko Nleda of Ran Leandro; brother of Dr. Isamu Nled of Castro Valley, Rhlgeru Nleda of Havward and Mrs. June Ashlkawa at Albany. A member of th Japanese American Cltizena Leagii of Eden Township, the Callfornl Flower Grower Association and V.F Golden Gate Nisei Memorial Post No. 9879.

A native of San Leandro; aged 42 years. Friends ate Invited to attend the funeral from Sorensrn Bros Chanel, 1140 Street, Hayward, Thursday, January 7. at 7:30 p.m.. Rev. Daniel Rhinoda of the San Lorenzo Holiness Church officiating.

Private closing services Friday. Interment, Golden Gat National Cemetery. PATERSON, Annie. In Oakland. Jan- uary 1, I960, beloved wife of th lata Walter F.

H. Peterson, loving mother or i.eorg k. Peterson, sister of Sarah Helde of Ran Lorenio, grandmother -or -srtolet -rr-trmt Wetter mother-in-law of Violet U. Paterson, sister-in-law of Margaret Brown of Palo Alto and Mabel Peterson of England, aunt of Alice Rnthwaller of Turlock, Edna Pearson of San Fran- Cisco, Fred Heide of San Lorenso, Emma Burton and John Helde of Fort James. A native of Ireland.

A member of Golden Gate Lodge number 78, Daughters of St. George. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 6 at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruit vale chapel of the Clarence N. Coo per Mortuaries.

1380 Fruitvale Avenue. Entombment Garden Mausoleum Mountain View Oakland. Phone KE 3-4114.) Parking area ad Jacent to chapel. PLATT. I oolse Gsntett, at home, Jan uary 2.

I960, beloved wife of William H. Piatt: loving mother of Mrs. Nsncy Snow Allan of Mountain View, Anthony Preston Snow U.S. Navy, and Peter Michael snow of Berkeley; sister of C. Kirk Garrett of Atlanta, Georgia.

A native of Chicago, Illinois. A member of St. Paul' Episcopal 'Church of Walnut Creek, th Altar Guild of St. Paul and Past president of the Women Auxiliary of St. Paul'.

Friend are Invited to attend services Tuesday, January 8, at 11 a.m. at 8t. Paul' Episcopal Church, 1924 Trinity Avenue, Walnut Creek. The Rev, Wilfred H. Hodgkin officiating.

Family reaueats flowers be omitted. Memorial contributions may be tent to Alameda County Heart Association. 121 East 11th Street. Oakland. or the Brotherhood of St.

Andrew York. Pennsylvania. Friends may call -at Truman's, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland, until 9 p.m. Monday'. RAYMOND, Joseph Lawrence, in Berkeley, January 2.

1960, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Laurence Raymond; dear brother of Charles, Richard and Kathy Raymond; devoted grandson' of Mr, and Mrs. v.

v. tu. CIBIIIIBIII, ai i v. v. S.

Raymond of, Schenectady, New xora. A. naiive or laniomia. Friends are invited to attend erv lcea Tuesday. January s.

at 10 a.m. In th chapel of the Orinda Community Church. 10 Irwin Way. Orinda. Entombment private.

Those who desire may send gifts tn mem ory of Jody to the memorial fund of the Orlnd Community Church (Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Pied mont Avenue, Oakland.) RICE. Norman Jester. In Oakland Januarv 1, 1960, beloved husband of Ruth Rae Rice; laving stepfather of Mrs. Virginia rue woroy of cnuia Vista; grandfather of Peter and fed Norby. A native of Oakland; aged 74 years.

Friends are Invited to" attend services at the East 14th Street chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2372 East 14th Street, Tuesday, January at 1 p.m. Ample free parking in adjoining garage. Inurnment, Mountain View Crematory. TF.AGUR, Elisabeth Ann, In Berkeley, at her home. January 2, I960, of 2203 McKinley Street, beloved wife of Philip J.

Teague of Berkeley; loving mother of Mrs. Margsret Herbertson of Mrs. Sadie Smyrl of Albany. Mrs. Madelyn Wright of El Cerrito, Mrs.

Cora Patterson of Pleasanton, Reave E. Teague of Walnut Creek and Philip E. Teague of Honolulu. Hawaii; also survived by nine grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. A native of Virginia City, Nevada; aged 84 years.

A charter member of Neighbors of Woodcraft Encinal Circle No. 361 of Berkeley. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, January 5, at 2:30 p.m. at McNary Chapel, 1938 University Avenue, east of Grove Street, Berkeley. Dr.

L. L. Cross of Northbrae Community Church will officiate (Ample parking adjacent to the ChapeL) Inurnment Berkeley Crematory. TTREE. Mary (Stalls), in Oakland, January 3.

I960, beloved wife of James Tyree; loving mother of Sophie Kmitson of Oakland; sister of Elizabeth Prex of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Katharine StockweM of Oakland; grandmother of Eleanor Burch and Violet Arnese; great-grandmother of Eugene. Thomas, and Kathleen BurcH and 'Nancy Arnese; great-great-grandmother of Michael Burch. A native of Germany, age 80 years. Friend are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 6, at 1:30 p.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Oakland. (Phone KE 3-4114.) Parking are adjacent to chapel. ZOLLNER, Alfred of 1948 102nd Avenue. Oakland, January 1, 1960, beloved husband of the late Helen Zollner; loving brother of Ann Var-gus of Mllpitas, John Zollner of Oakland, Robert L.

Zollner of Pleasant Hill, and Richard E. Zollner of Oakland: loving brother-in-law of Ernest W. Vargus. Lena. Sue and Margaret Zollner.

A native of Oakland and a veteran of World War I. A member of Post 1010, V.F.W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of C. P. Bannon, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on- Tuesday afternoon, January 5, at to be followed by committal services at Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

Friend are also Invited to attend services Monday evening, January 4, at 8 o'clock, under auspice of Post 1010, V.F.W. (For further information please call NX 1-1011). Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledge Memorial gifts toward the fight against heart-disease Memorial gifts may be mailed to association headquarters, 111 East 11th Street, Oakland. HI 4-3564 or presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank. 1450 Broadway.

Oakland. San Francisco Deaths ANDERSON (nee Connolly); Ellen V. BARNES. William V. BOPP.

John (Jack) BRADY, Philip BURGESS. Nell A 38 years CAMPBELL. Harold A. CHILDS, Lawrence year CORSIGUA, Juliu CROOKS. Elizabeth DANEMAN, Elizabeth Miller EDLKEN, Catherine 80 years ELIOPOULOS, Peter 73 year FANNING: Julia A.

85 year FENTON (Mousi-Fenton) Algernon GIUSTO. Antonio 76 yean HALL. Sarah Ann HARRINGTON, Etta E. HOGAN, Catherine MMES, II lard JONES Clara 65 years '-LARRIMORE. Oarisso J.

LYNCH. Catherine MacCORMACK. Donald J. MALEY. Mary M.

McNAMARA, James-1 years James Bruce MYERS. Jam J. O'CONNELL. Francis A. SCHLOSS.

Bessie SCHNEIDER. Alfred Jea STRATHEARN. Douglas N. 48 years Patrick J. TEIJEmO Amador THIEL, Albert G.

WARD, Elton M. WURM. Whan. fl R-P E-E N-U A-G 'V' U-E b-Gv T-T Drive a car FREE for a couple of.dayf at no obligation. Limited of 1960 DAU-PHINE, 4C Vi and PEUGEOT, available now.

MM MIL! WRimN OOAKAKTCI ART BRIDGES RENAULT MM Hands. OsklsnS cl j-soes. nn tt utk. oauii KE 5-S558. tflft East 14th, Lttnir run -foii Best for Service First la Sale R'ehaults 1960's Peugeots 1960's- Larr Seleetle 40,000 Mil Guarantee! At-C.

J. ROGERS Petite Motors "Home of Low Cost Financing" SI 854 MtHlon Boulevard, near Sunset. Hywrd-JE 8-1750 Ope'i Evenings an 8n8y RENAULTS-PEUGEOTS BEE NEWLY ARRIVED 1M0 MODELS FRENCH DARL1NOS OF TBI IMPORTS! HOWARD'S FRENCH IMPORTS 130 San Pablo A venue, Albany Open Kvenlngs-8undays: LA 5-9116 Le Car Hot Hot Sale I RE VAULTS 1987. 19M. 195 IflOO up and all In real cool condition You'll 'do a alow burn man If vou mus these Red Hot Bargains at HOWARDS RENAULT Yea We rive 3-year guarantee.

YeaOur trades are liberal. Yea We bave termi to 'suit Yes We give full personalized service Test drive them today at -l LOu FOX, INC. 1555 Shattuck. Berkeley TH 5-2718. RENAULT Dauphine, 1959.

Low Take over equity. No money Low payments. Must have food credit. NE 2-9314. Art Bridges imports 2089 East 14th.

RENAULT DAUPHINE, 1958 sunroof jseoan. xceuem cunuimin. vmy ...81275, terms. Mr. House.

TH j-4790, RENAULT. 1959; $75 equity, take ever $70 payments. Going into Army. SIMCA Super Sale! On Deluxe 1960 list price J' Sale-price ONLY $100 DOWN Plus tax and license Used Simcas Available JVe specialize In overseas deliveries HOWARD'S San Albany LA 5-8586. Open Evenings Open Sunday.

yVe Have the Selection and The Best Bargains Try u. It will pay you to oall Pana-Frane Motor Co. 2B0L East 14th. AN 1-ZZ0O. $IMCA Fiat Topollno.

1947; excellent condition; engine reount. -u -bzo. STUDEBAKER. 1952 Champion, over. New seat covers and recaps.

'Good condition, $295. After 5 p.m. Y. Black, 684 16th, Oakland. Sunbeam's JUST ARRIVED! New 1960's A Few SUM Available TEST DRIVE THIS NEW FABULOUS CAR TODAY! YOU'LL GET THE BEST DEAL HERE! K-F Motor imports too East 14th, San Leanire OPEN NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS THUNDERBIRD.

1956 hardtop, auto- matlc transmission, power seats and window. Continental kit radio, heater. 15.600 original miles. $2450. Take OWer car In trade.

Call after p.m. McDaniel" LP 9-6670. THUNDERBIRD. 1959; black hardtop. Cruisoraaticj power steering: radio, heater.

Air conditioning. New Royal Master Tires. $4275. TS 1-8108, eve-ninss. THUNDERBIRD, 1957; two tops, stick.

overdrive; black: low miles? one owner. 32800. Mac, PR S-9524. i'HtiMnFnntRn msfSr toDs. excel- Mcnt condition! Eauitv $250.

BE- x-7188. THUNDFRBIRD. 1955. Two tops, ton- neau. ovi drive, continental kit.

Low mileage. HI 4-7548. THUNDERBIRD. 1955. 2 tops.

shift Excellent condition. Sell trade. KE 6-0181. TRIUMPH TR-10, 1959. Excellent Sacrifice, reasonable, drafted.

LU 3-1567. TRIUMPH, TR-S. Radio, heatT. over-drive. White walls.

Baby blue. Ex-eent condition: S23.50. BE 5-0867. tRIUMPH. TR-3.

1958, Equity fWO. LU 1-4773. ifRIUMPH, 1958; hardtop, white. 009 miles, $300 for equity. LO 8-0831.

Volkswagen, new and used. Ber- key Lee, 718 San Pablo, Albany; LA 6-2941 Northern California' old- ert dealer. Yes, we lease! VOLKSWAGEN. 1957 sedan. Equity $250.

Balance at $53 month, MU 5-741. Crmcrird. Volkswagen. 193a. Micro-bus.

pn- vat prrty $1493. Win assist fin-'ari. OL l-)725. ifOLKSWAGEN. .1955: new oainT: .10.000 miles on' motor.

Blue Book S105O. aell 199V LA S-3703 958 Microous.stand- ard. Like new. 8)850. LO -W0l.

VOLVO. 1959 Executive. "3000 actual mile." Never been regWered New car guarantee! Low down. easy terma Fntmont Motor Co Corner Fr lofit Boulevard And Decoto Road, ST 1-1919. Open evcnlngaand aunaay.

Volvo in Berkeley McKevitt 1611 Shatruck." TH 8-2206. Ray Cokeley 19SS Br dwavr TW S-253S. VGLVOr 1948; vary low mileage. r- euet neater, clean, itisa. iui i-o ii.

SIMCA Departures ARRIVED IN S.F. BAY 8ATVRDAT. JANUARY BERG ANGER. Be irvo d. from ten.

don Welfal Itn, Inc. Pier FRANK HASKELL, from Lo An. grles. Tidewater Oil Co. Amoico.

ilx Rirh Mountain). n. FOLLIS. Galleriher. from Point Wells.

California Shipping Co. Richmond, PAC F1C RELIANCE. A Ktewart. from Portland. Furnrta WUhy Co.

Slockton. OREGON STANDARD. Plolone, from Loa Angeles. California Shmnlns Co PllUhurg. SAN MARCOS, from sea.

Star and Crewent Boat Co. Burjt In tow. ai'KDAi, jssi'sii a LELSE MAERSK. from Chirleitnn. Fred Olsen Line.

Pier 14. H. a. COLLIER, Anderson, from iter Bay, California Shinning Co. Richmond ASSOCIATED.

Thomson from Van. tair. Tldwater Oil Co. Avon IDAHO STANDARD. M.

English. from Honolulu. California RhlDDln Co. Richmond. MARNE LLOYD.

Ouderklrk. from Philippine Islands. Trans Pacific Transportation Co. Pier 90. SAILED FROM S.F.

BAT SATURDAY. MM' ART 1 J. H. TUTTLE. Savreau.

for El Se- gundn. California Shipping Co LOMPOC. Dickinson, for I.o An-geles. PrcHIc Const Transport Co. FRANK A.

MORGAN, for Los An geles. Richfield Oil Co. HOYANGER, Hansen for LOS Angeles. Weslfal Laraen Inc. BERGANGER.

Rellevold. for Loa Angeles. Weitfall Laraen Inc. F. S.

BRYANT. Banks, for Seattle. California Shipping Co. Aflr FAivutK, Merest, ror Lea An-geVs. Williams Dlmond Co.

TAIGEN MARU, Kobayashl, for Los Angeles. Kerr SS Co DOWA MARU. Tanlurhl, for Los Angeles. Trans-Pacific Transportation Co. SUNDAY, JANUARY RITA MAERSK.

Rorutl. for Manila. Fred Olsen Line. FLYING GULL. Lan.

for San Juan. P. R. Isbrandtsen Line. BONNEVILLE.

P. Harladsen. for Seattle, Oversea! Shlnping Co. BESSEGGEN, L. Thorbjorsen, for Vancouver.

Fumess Withy Co. SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subiect to change withlut notice. TODAY LURLlNE. from Honolulu, Pier 35. ROBERT LUCKENBACH from Bos ton, Pier 29.

VTuAN. from Portland. Pier 41, ARIZONA, from Coos Bay, Pier 15. FRIF.SLAND. from Los An Seles.

Pier 23. TUESDAY, JANUARY GEN HUGH J. GAFFEY. from Yo kohama, Fort Mason, BOLINAS. from Hull, ROG, from Hamburg.

SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subiect to chance withlut notice. TODAY HAWAIIAN PILOT, for Honolulu Pier 32. LEISE MAERSK. for Yokohama. Pier 26.

TUESDAY. JANUARY SONOMA, for Sydney, Pier 45. BARRETT, for Alaska, Fort Mason. ALE ND A ft TODAY Barrier Shon Chorus: nm 4130 Telegraph Ave. Berkeley Folk Dancers (beilnners); 8 p.m., John Hinkle Park club house.

ban Diego Road and Southampton Ave. Buzzin Cuzzin Square Dance Club fbecrinnent a n.m.. FAlrmnnnt Rrhool. Stockton and Kearney Streets, EJ v-errno. Druids.

Albany Circle No. 120: 8 p.m., Mfccabee Hall, 985 Kains El Cerrito Folk Dance Guild (be- 8 p.m.. El Cerrito High School cafeteria. Garden Swingers: 8 p.m.. Wood row Wilson School, San Leandro.

Garfield Folk Dancers (beginners)! 8 p.m., Oak Recreation Center, Shattuck Ave. and Berryman uericaiey. Local Yokels' Square Dance Club (beginners): 8 p.m. Otis School. Ala meda.

San Leandro Folk Dancers fad vanced): .7:45 p.m.. Laurel School, 3820 Kansas St. Texs Stars Sauare Dance Club: 8 p.m.. John Mulr Jr. High School, ban Leandro.

Twilighters Square and Round Dance Class (beginners): 8 p.m., Harding School, Fairmount and Ashby Avenues, El Cerrito. TOMORROW Alameda Eagles Auxiliary: Public whist. 12:30 p.m.. Alameda Eagles Hall, 2305 Alameda Ave. Barber Shop Chorus (Eden Chap ter): 8 p.m..

IDES Hall, 1650 Orchard San Leandro. Berkeley Folk Dancers (intermedi ate): 8:15 p.m., John Hinkle Park club house. San Diego Road and SouthamDton Ave." Circlettes Women's Folk Dance Class (beginners): 9:30 a.m.. Glen view Women's Club, 1318 Glenview Ave. Domino Squares: 7:30 p.m..

round dancing: 8:30 p.m.. square dancing, J. L. Ford School. 28th and.

Maricopa Streets, Richmond. Moose Wranglers (intermediate squares): 8 p.m., Oakland Moose Club. 1428 Alice St. Recreation Squares (intermediate- advanced): 7:30 p.m,.Nel Vista School. San Leandro Round Dance Class (intermediate): 8 p.m..

Bancroft Jr. High School. Square Steppers (Intermediate) 8:30 p.m., Montclair School, Stardusters Square Dance Club (in termediate); 8 p.m., James Madison School. Theosonhiea! Society In America. Oakland Lodge: 8 p.m., 1521 51st St.

Twlliehters (Intermediate): 8 p.m.. El Cerrito High School. Yule Study Cause Of Boy's Suicide SAN JOSE, Jan. 4 Jerry Lee Lewis, 19, shot himself to death, because he was forced to study during the Christmas holidays, the Santa Clara County sheriff's office reported today. The youth, who lived at 10525 Mira Vista was found early today by his father, Kenneth, in the foothills near Stevens Creek Dam.

Jerry said he was going there for target practice yesterday after borrowing a shotgun from a brother-in-law. Sheriff's deputies said he had shot himself in the stomach after leaving a note complaining about having to study in order to catch up with his classmates. Daylight Burglars Ransack S.F. Home Daylight burglars ransacked a San Francisco home at 2331 Bay St. and escaped with more than $2,000 in clothing, appliances and other valuables.

Henry R. Adler, 57, a mer chandising broker, told police he went for a walk 'early ycs-terday afternoon and returned less than two hours later to find his home had been broken into through a kitchen win dow.The loot included eight of Adlers suits, a television set, a tape recorder, movie equipment, a phonograph, watches and a camera. AMERICAN LIOIOM AUXILIARY, Oakland Unit No. It m. tomorrow at 300 -Grand Ave.

Waif are report will be given, CATBOLIC LADIES AID, Branch Ne. Noon toiaorrew at St. Augua-tine's School Hall. Alcatras and Colby Avenue. Whtat will be CENTRAL OAKLAND KIWAN1B CLLBt p.m.

tomorrow at 2.131 Harrison 6L Bob Corson will outline plan lor the yar. DEORgf Of POCARONf AS. Ramon Council 3o: $:15 m. tomorrow at Seventh fL and University Berkeley, installation plans will be mad. DRUID.

Live Oak Circle No. $7: I SO p.m. tomorrow at 410 lith St. Whist will be played. DRUIDS, Roma Circle No.

8:18 tomorrow at St. George Hall, rill practice will follow the meeting. (AST BAT DAHLIA SOCICTTi p.m. tomorrow at Lakeside Park Garden Center. Program on plant nutrition will be presented.

ASTERN STAR. Athens Chapter; p.m. tomorrow at the Madison St Temple, Regular meeting will be held. IABTIRN STAR, Fruitvale Chanter: 8 p.m. tomorrow at Fruitvale Masonic Temple.

Entertainment will follow regular meeting. EASTERN STAR, Lorn Vista Chapter No. 415: 8 p.m. tomorrow at 1918 Lakeshora Ave. Ellen and Robert Langeberg will preside.

MASONS, Acorn ixxlge No. 494: 8 P.m. tomorrow at 1547 Oak St Regular meeting will be held. MASONS. Fremont Lodge No, 497: 8 Bm.

tomorrow at 6870 Foothill Blvd. ale 1. Stoops will speak on "Cur-' rent Problems of Law and Enforcement." MASONS, Rorkrldge Lodge No. -at M4SGoHae Ave. C.

B. Robinson will (peak on metallurgy, OAKLAND CAMERA CLUB: p.m. tomorrow at Chabot 8chool. Dorothy Young will present a program on "Colorful Colorado." OPTIMIST CLUB OF IA8T OAKLAND: 8 p.m. tomorrow at 105th Ave.

and E. 14th St First meeting of the year will be held. PBX CLUB OF RICHMOND! p.m. tomorrow at 336 Grand Ave. Caroline Hillenbrand will speak.

SPIRES LUNCHEON CLUB: Noon tomorrow at 308 14th St. Charles E. Paul will speak on ''Watchman Tell Us of the Night, What Its Signs of Promise Are. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice la hereby riven that the Board of Education of the City of Oakland and of Oakland Uni fied School District of Alameda County hereby call for sealed roposals to be delivered to tn ecretarv of said Board. Room 122, Administration 1C25 Second Avenue.

Oakland, California, until Tuesday, the isa day of January, latio, at 4:00 p.m. at whlci time and place said bids will be ppened for: Schedule No. 4-CLEANING. STERILIZING AND REPAIRING FOOTBALL HELMETS AND PADS. Schedule No.

74 shall be ac companied bv cash or a check certified to without qualification in the amount of On Hundred Dollars Thrse bids shall be presented In accordance with the. specifications on file In the office of the Director of Room Administration Building, 1025 Second Oakland 6, California. Price, fitness and quality be ing: equal, preference will be ftvsn to the products of the tate of California, SELMEK H. BERG, Secretary of the Board of Education of the City of Oakland, California. No.

335 Dec. 28, Jan, 4 2t) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice- is hereby given that the Board of Education of the Citv of Oakland and of Oakland' Unified School District of Ala meda County hereby calls for sealed proposals to be delivered to the Secretary of said Hoard, Room 122. Administration Building, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland, California, until Tuesday, th 19th day of January, 1960, at 4:00 p.m. at which time and place said bids will be opened for: Schedule No. 76 SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS SCRAP IRON AND STEEL AND COPPER WIRE AND SCRAP STEEL PLATE.

Schedule No. 76 shall be ac companied by cash or a check certified to without qualifica tion for at least Fifty Per Cent (50) of the total amount of the bid. Schedule No. 77 TRANSPOR TATION OF ATHLETIC TEAM PUPILS. Schedule -No.

77 shall be ac companied by cash or a check certified to without qualification In the amount of One Hun dred Dollars- Schedule No. 7S CALCULA TORS HAND OPERATED. Schedule No. 78 shall be ac companied bv cash or a check certified to without qualification in the amount of One Hundred Dollar These bids snail be-presented In accordance with the speci fications on file In the office of the Director of, Purchasing, Room 115, Administration Building, 1025 Second Avenue, Oakland $, California, Price, fitness and quality be ing equal, preference will be iven lo the products of tne tate of California. SELMER H.

BERG, Secretary of the Board of Education of the City of Oakland, California. No. 344 Jan. 4, 11 (2t) NOTICE OF FILING' SUPER INTENDENT OK STREETS ASSESSMENT FOR THE CON: STRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS. IN CERTAIN RIGHTS OF WAY LYING SOUTHEAST ERLY OF HIGH STREET IN THE VICINITY OF A PRIVATE STREET KNOWN AS TIDE WATER AVENUE IN THE A.

M. PERALTA PORTION OF THE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that -the Superintendent of Street of the City of Oakland did on December 28. 1959, file with me assessment for the construction of sanitary sewers In certain rights of way lying southeastertv of High Street In the vicinity of a private street known as Tidewater Avenue In th A. M.

Peralta portion of th Rancho San Antonio, as described in Resolution of intention 3791S C.M.S., passed February 17, 1959. I hereby fix Tuesday. January 26, 196C, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. In the Council Chamber. Cltv HaM.

Oakland. California, as the time and place when all persons Inter ested in said work done or in said assessment will be heard by the City council. The property own era liable for said assessment, the contractor or his' assigns and all other person interested in said work done or In said ment feellnar aererleved bv any act or determination of aald Bu penntendent of Street, or who claim that the work hal.not been performed according" to the con tract therefor in a good and substantial manner or who claim that any portion of said work for any reason was omitted or illegally Included in said con tract for fhe same, or having or making any ooiecnons to toe corrections of said assessment or the diagram attached thereto or any other act. determination or proceedings of the Puperin temlent of Streets or Cltv Engineer shaH prior to the date above fixed for hearing upon said assessment, appeal to the City Council by briefly stating in writing the ground of appeal. Dated January 4, 1960.

GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk. Ko-. 141 Jsn. 4 (ft) WHATEVER YOU NEED, find It In Th Tribune Want Ad and buy it for lew.

ANDRg, Elvers, of MIS 10th Street, nrrKeley.wln Oakland. January 8, )lk0, dearly beloved wife of Albert Andre: beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary i'treria of Hayward; loving sitr of Mrs, Edna Anions of Hay-ward. Mrs Clotilda Bilva of May. ward.

Frank Pererla of Ran Leandro and Mrs Heatrice Nixnq of Hayward; loving aunt of Jacqueline Grluom of Hayward. A native of Sao Fran-elieo; agd $8 vears. Friends are Invited to attend th funeral services Wednesday at 30 a.m. from th chapel of th San Lorenio Mortuary 13771 Hesperian Boulevard. San Lorenio, thence te All Salnta Catholic Church, Havward, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for th repose of her soul com une i-1 rig at 9 a.m.

Recitation of the Holy Rotary Tuetdav at 1 pm. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward, ARKNA. Jesenh, In San Leandro. January 1. IWH).

beloved hunband of th let Mary Arena, loving father of Mrs. Thomas Beck, Mi Lr. ley Tryon, Nancy Arena, and Dr. Albert Arena: grandfather of Kenneth and th tale Richard Reed Turner! great-grandfather of Bar Rickey and Jeffrev Turner. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, January 9 at 8:30 a.m.

from the John J. Cox Piedmont Memorial Chapel. 4016 Howe Street, thence to St. Leo's Church where a Renulem Mass will be offered for th repose of his soul commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the notary this Mondav at 8 o.m.

Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. BARRORO, Mary In San Leandro, January 1, I960, of 794 Portola Drive, an Leandro, dearly beloved wife of the late John Barrosso; lovmg mother of Manuel and Anthony Gamaza of San Leandro, George Gamaza of Oak-land, Mrs. Angle1 Martinet of San Lorenzo, Joseph Dlaa and Mrs. Carmen Casaa of Oakland; dear sister of Mrs.

Delores Franilnl, Mrs. Perry and Tony Jlmlnet of Oakland, and Mrs. Annie Mancha of Sunnyvale: also survived hv aevan. treo grandchildren, A jutlv of bpain; aged 81 yean. A member of Club Iberico of San iLeandro and AJTof Cannery Workers Union, Local 750 of Oakland.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, January at 9:30 a.m. from th Rose Garden Chapel of the Guerrero 8t Seramur Mortuary, 407 Estudillo Avenue, San Leandro, thence to St. Leander's Church where a Requiem High Mas will be sung commencing at 9 Mm. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 6 o'clock. Ynterment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Hayward. For further information please call tia 8-0632. BENSCHOTER, Robert In Fort Sill, Oklahoma, December 30. 1959. Of 2214 Los Angeles Avenue, Berkeley, loving son of Mr.

and Mra, Ray A. Benschoter, loving brother of Mrs. Peter S. Ambler of Boulder. Colo.

A native of Huntington Park, aged 13 years, a memper or Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and Cal Parachute Club at University of California. Friends are invited to attend services at the Post Chapel, Presidio, San Franpiaco, Wednesday January 6. at 1 p.m. Rev. Hubert Dukes officiating.

Concluding services at Presidio National Cemetery, San Arrangement by Berkeley Hills Chapel (Page Oder), 1600 0iiuui-ji avenue, serKeiey, BURD, Miriam Caldwell, In Bombay, India, December 14, 1959. of 1030 Keith Avenue. Berkeley, loving muuier oi reier aura ox Saratoga and William RurH nf Pkn.nl. beloved sister of Dr. Hildreth Caldwell of.

Pasadena and Lewis Caldwell of ios Angeles; also survived by 7 grandchildren. A native of Long Beach; aged 72 years. A member ofl sierra ctuD of San Francisco, Hillside Club of Berkeley and Alnh. VI Delta Seeontfy Alumnus of U.C Class of 1910.. Friends are Invited to atiend memorial services Wednesdav, January 6.

at 11 a.m. at McNary Chapel. 1936 University Avenue East of Grove aireei, nerxeiey. xne Rev. Paul Mellish of Calvary Preihvterinn Church will officiate.

(Ample parking adjacent to Chapel. I Inurnment Rose-dale Cemetery Association. Los Angeles, Contributions may be' made to the Sierra Club of San Francisco, 100 Alius lower. CLIFFORD, Chester Heller, in San Francisco. January 3.

isflh hrlnv.rf husband ol the late Edith Jo Clifford, loving father of Robert Clifford of Piedmont and Thomas Clif ford, of Visalia: grandfather of Carol and Sarah Clifford, brother of Mrs. urace Henry of Port Henry, New York and Mrs. Sarah Elseman -of New York. A native, of Jroy, wewfYork, aged 65 years. A member of Acacia Lodge di A of Detroit, Michigan; a veteran of World War I.

Private funeral service Wednesday. January 6 from George W. Classes Open in Two New Schools Some 540 Oakland students who have been going to school in portables at Lockwood and Highland schools started the new year in new quarters to day. The new Lockwood-High- land School at 1025 81st Ave. was built for $432,296.

Teach ers accompanied the students in' the move and Leonard Yager, formerly of John Swett, is the new principal. Opening of the new school lowers the attendance at Lock- wood to 1,180 and Highland to 585. An open house is planned at the new "facility later this year. Aldo Ray Sues for $75,000 Auto Cuts REDDING, Jan. 4 Actor Aldo Ray filed a $75,000 damage suit today over an auto collision, claiming facial cuts caused him loss of income.

The action in Superior Court was.jigainst Charles E. Thome of Mt. Shasta. Ray was riding, in a car which collided with one driven by Thorne March 30 on U.S. Highway 89.

Leonard Marks Jr. New Stanford Dean STANFORD, Jan. 4 Leonard Marks assistant professor of finance in Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, has been appointed assistant dean of the school. Marks, who came to Stanford in 1955 from the Harvard University faculty, will con-tinue teaching and be in charge of business school admissions and alumni relations. i TE 2-8600 PbM orders get special rttl.

The prerige and dignity Albert Brown Service costs no more; MORTUARY OLymple 3-7323 S4T8 fIF0M0f4T AVt-NUE OAXIANB CROVtLtY, Carl Wlls.rt, In Rich mond. California, suddenly, January 1M0. Born June I. 19)3, Des lew. Loving tiustrand -f Mr.

Helen Ma Crowley of Oak. land. A member of Beth Men Bap. tin Church, Oakland. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Tuetdav. January In th Gladys Baker Memorial Chanel ol lh Baker Mortuary, 9 DO Eighth Street at Filbert, Oakland. Rev, A. C. Done of the Beth Eden Bantlut Church officiating.

Interment will be In the Golden Gat National Cemetery, San Bruno. DOTI.R. John In Cmtio Valley. January I 1W0, beloved husband of Verlle E. Doyle; loving father of Beverly Deanne and Bonnie Jo Doyle: ton of Mrs.

isabell Doyle and brother of Bernard Dogl and Dorothy Fattlngtr. A natlv of Colorado, Friends are Invited to attend funeral at th East 14th Street chapel of th Grant Miller Mortuaries, 1371 East 14th Street, Oakland, Thursday, January 7, at a.m., thence to Our Ldy of Orace Church, Castro Valley, where Requiem Ma.a will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 1 a.m. Recitation of the Roaary Wednesday at 8 p.m. (Ample parking In adjoining garage.) Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. IMMONI, Sumner C.

of Castro Val. nMK- it au .1.. k. loved ton of Sumner Lois Emmons of 18937 Msdisnn Avenue, Castro Valley; loving brother of Man- rine and Kirk Emmona: devoted Jrandson of Maurine and Ales Carv. am and Adeline Edwards.

A ns-tlv of Oakland; aged 17 years. A member of the student body of Cas tro Valley High School, the vara tv wreatlln team and the Youna Life YQiun cuid. Fi lends are Invited" To "StHnS leftr. Ices at th chapel of Castro Valley Mortuary, $0359 Lake Chabot Road, on Tuesday. January 8.

at 11:30 o.m. The Rev. Walter Gourley of th Castro Valley Methodist Church offl elating. Interment Golden Gat Na tional Qemetary, San Bruno. (For further Information pleas call JE e-ujiu.

EVANS, Frederick at his home, 72 S4tn street. Oakland. January I960, beloved husband of Leydia Evans; loving brother of Leslie Evans of Berkeley and the late Luther, Francis, Samuel. James and Clarence Evans. A native of Ne aged 88 years.

A member of ShoUucR Avenu Methodist Church of Oakland. A farwell service of remembrance will be held Tuesday, January 8, at p.m. in th Little Chapel of the Flower (Hull At Sonsl, 3061 Adeline Street at Ashby Station. Berkeley, Concluding services Sunset View Cemetery, EVANGELHO. Mary In San Francisco, January 4, 1960, formerly of 381 West Joaquin Avenue, San Leandro, beloved wife of Manuel Evangelho; loving mother of Marlon McNamee of San Francisco; grandmother of Mlchaela Danlae McNamee of San Francisco: mother-in-law of Edward McNamee of San Francisco, A native of Azore Islands; aged 26 year.

FrWndi are invited to attend the funeral from the Estudillo chapel of the Santos-Roblnaon Mortuary, 160 Estudillo San Leandro, Thursday. January 7, at 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Leander's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her oul, commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.

Parking provided, enter rear of chapel. 109 Cal-lan Avenue For further Information lease call NE 1-8278. FIDDES, James Walker, In Oakland. January 2, 1960, beloved husband of Martha Fiddes. loving father of Mrs.

Margaret HeVrer and Terry Fiddes; brother -of Adeline Williamson and Polly Thompson of Aberdeen, Scotland: grandfather of Evonne Her- "TTer, Brian and Kevin Fiddes; brother-in-law of Miss Magdalene Adams of Oakland, Alick Valentine of South Africa. A native of Scotland: a life member of St. George Lodge. No. 190 4 A of Aberdeen.

Scotland. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 6 at 3 p.m. at the 'Fruitvale Chapel of the ClBrence Cooner Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale 'Avenue, Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. (Phone KE 1-4114,) Parking area adjacent to chapel. Services under Masonic auspices.

ERASER, Russell William, of 2391 Church Street, Oakland. January 3, 1960. beloved husband of Fay Fraser; loving father of Elizabeth M. Pearson of Oakland: loving grandfather of Russell Pearson and Gloria Byers; flreat-grandfather of Robert Byers: oving nephew of Alma and Fred Russell, both of Victoria: British Columbia. A native of Nova Scotia; aged 83 years.

Friends are lnvitpd to attend services from the new' mortuary of C. P. Bannon, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Tuesday, January 5, at 11 a.m. Inurnment Chapel of the Chimes private. (For further information please call NE 2-1011.) HACKER, Hareld in Union City.

January 3. 1960. beloved father of Miss Pricilla Hacker and Mrs. Charlotte Pierce: grandfather of John Pierce. A native of Auburn.

New York; aged 70 years. A member and past master of Piedmont Lodge -No. 521. F. and A.

Oakland Commandery No. 11. Knights Templar, Aahmes Temple A.A.O.N.M.S, and member and past patron of Golden Chain Chapter No. 303, O.E.S. in Oakland: Lodge No.

171, B.P.O.E. Friends are invited to attend the services at the Garden Chapel of the Pratt-Flierl Mortuary, 1044 Street Hayward, Tuesday, January at 3 p.m.. under the auspices of Piedmont -iage No. .521. Contribution to the Masonic Home at Decoto preferred.

HART, Alvia suddenly January 2. 1960, beloved husband of Maude B. Hart, loving father of Mrs. June A. Daily of Seattle, Washington; grandfather of Charles, Karen.

Boxann and Suzan Daily. A native" of Colusa. Friends are invited to attend service Tuesday. 'January 5 at one p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue-at 30th Street.

Oakland. HI BER, Frank, tn Berkeley, January 1, 1960, 2144 Spaulding Avenue. Berkeley, beloved husband of Christine Sarah Huber. loving father of Alts F. Huber and Mrs.

trie Quill, both of Berkeley: brother of Robert Hubert of Mill Valley, Benjamin Huber of Cen-trli, and Mrs. William C. Allen of Lodi. A native of Salem, South Dakota. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the.

funeral Tuesday, January S. yeaving at :30 a.m., from the Berkeley Hills Chapel. 1600 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar, Berkeley, thence to St Joseph's Church. Addison and Jefferson Streets. where Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a.m.

Recitation of the Roaary Monday at 8:13 p.m. JOHNSON, Annie In Oakland, December 28, 1959, beloved wife of the late Charles O. Johnson; loving mother of Violet G. Briner. A native of Denmark: aged 83 year.

Private services were held the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries. 2850 Telegraoh Avenue, Oakland, Thursday, December 31. I.OWDER. James in San Francisco, January 1. 1960.

beloved brother of Emma M. Mulhall, D'Esta L. Kathleen L. Rosen-dorf. and Darrell W.

Lowder. Private services were held January 3. Ashley 8c McMullen. MADDOX, Rsy Jesse, of Danville. January 3, 1960, loving uncle of Ray Maddox' of Danville.

Carl Maddox of Alamo, G. W. Maddox of San Gabriel and Mrs. Lena Lay of Salt Lake City. Utah, A native of Missouri; aged 77 yr.

Friend, are invited to attend fu neral service Tuesday. January 8 at 10 a.m. tn the san Ramon vauey Chapel. 279 Front Street. Danville.

Rev. H. W. Van Delinder of the Danville Community Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment, Miami.

Oklahoma. MATTHEWS, William, in Oakland. January 1. 1960, loving father of Clay Matthews of Hayward. Clarence Matthews of Delano.

Mr. Willie Benge and Mrs. Viola Lope, both of Oakland. Alo survived bv five grandchildren. A native of Tennessee A member of Modem Woodmen of America Oakland Camp No.

7236. Friends re invited to attend services at the Fsf 14th Street chaoel of Grant Miller Mortuaries. 1371 East 14th Street, Oakland, (ample free parking 111 adjoining garage) Tuesday, January 3, at 11 noon. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. MeTEIGH.

Jeseph J. In Oakland. January 1. I960, beloved husband of the late Nona McTelgh. stepfather of Mr.

W. L. Berry and Earl Mer-keL Mr. Antoinette Thompson and Mr. Helen Smith.

A member of Oakland Lodge 171 P.O.E. and. a member and past president of th Encinal Circle No. 361. Dr.

Laurence L. Cross of Northbrae Community Church will conduct the 2:30 p.m. services tomorrow at the Mc Nary Chapel, 1936 University Ave. William R. Fraser Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m.

for Wil- 11 -n an I. ntini xvusseu raseij ou, wuis died of a heart attack home, 2391 Church St. A native of Providence, R.I., Mr. Fraser lived in Oakland for 41 years. He was an advertising executive before his" retirement several years ago and was one-time manager of Radio Station KFWM, which later became KROW.

Mr. Fraser 2nd his wife, Fay, would have celebrated their; 50th wedding anniversary today, i In addition to his wife, he is survived by a Mrs. Elizabeth Pearson, of: Oakland, and two grandchil dren. Services will be held at the Charles P. Bannon Mortuary 6800 E.

14th St. Inurnment will be at the Chapel of the Chimes. Quentin Con Hurt In Prison Flight SAN QUENTIN, Jan. 4 A convict was bludgeoned with a hammer in the third fight at the prison in three days. Associate Warden Louis Nelson said Walter Baskerville, 40, serving a one-to-10-year term for assault from San Francisco, was attacked last night just before dinner by Nathaniel Venerable, 36, serving a one-year-to-life term for a Los Angeles robbery.

Nelson said theiight was provoked by an argument the two men had over seats at the prisoners' New Year's Day variety show. Baskerville had seven stitches taken in his head as the result of the hammer attack. Venerable will appear Tuesday before the Prison Disciplinary Committee. During the New Year's show, another fight broke but between, two other inmates, one of whom was hospitalized. Earlier thf day, six; Death Row convicts, including Caryl Chessman, engaged in a clash which was broken up by guards.

Editor Predicts End Of Castro Regime NEW YORK, Jan. 4 Stanley Ross, editor-in-chief of the Spanish-language newspaper. El Diario, said today on a nationwide television show that Prime Minister Fidel Cas tro of Cuba will be assassinated or overthrown within 30" to 60 days. Ross said an Invasion of Cuba being prepared with some live inousana rnen, ready to start "not from the Dominican Republic as Castro seems to think but some other area of the Caribbean. Ross was interviewed on the National Broadcasting System television show "Today by 1 Dave Garroway.".