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BAY AREA DEATHS AIELLO, Joseph, In Oakland, September 7. 1960, beloved husband of Rose Alello; loving father of John and Frank Alello: brother of John Alelio of Oakland, Jack Alello of Pittsburg and Mary Aless of San Francisco, Nino Smario of Pittsburg, Horace Smario of Boyes Springs, Antoinette Del Rosso of Boyes Springs and Steve Smario of Monterey; also survived by four granddaughters. A native of Palermo, Italy; aged 64 years. (Pittsburg papers please copy.) Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Monday, September 12 at 9:30 a.m. from the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N.

Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, thence to St. Eliza: beth's Church, where a' Low Mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Sunday at 8 p.m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, Parking area adiacent to chapel. (KE 3-4114.) ADAMS.

Dr. John in Oakland, September 7, 1960, beloved father of John Adams Jr. of Pinole, Elmer Adams, Sacramento, John J. and Mark H. of Alameda; brother of George B.

Meyer of Palm Beach, Florida; also survived by three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. A native of Illinois; aged 84 years. A Fellow of the American College of Opthalmology: A member of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, The American Medical Association, the -Contra Costa Medical Association and the California State Medical Association. One of eye physicians in Oakland. Friends are Invited to attend services Monday, September 12 af 2 p.m, at the Chapel of Memories, Howe and Mather Streets, Oakland.

Friends may call at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, until 12 noon Monday. BISHOP, Fletcher, In Oakland, September 7, 1960, devoted friend of Mrs. Esther Andrews. A native Clay County, Kentucky; aged 67 years. member of Oakland Lodge B.P.O.E.

Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Monday, September 12, at 11:15 a.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. 3-4114.) Parking area adjacent to chapel. BOSWORTH, Alfred In Hayward, September 5, 1960, dearly beloved husband of Emma Bosworth of 2848 Encinal Avenue, Alameda: loving father of Erwin Bosworth of Santa Rosa, Horace Bosworth of Sacramento, and Laura Bosworth of Pleasant Hill; brother of Miss Nellie Bosworth of New York. A native of New York State; aged 84 years.

A member of 50 year club of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, graduating in 1899. A practicing civil engineer, throughout the State of California, since his arrival here in 1906. Services are to be private. Funeral ar. rangements have been made through the Hayward.

Mortuary, 22297 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, BROWN, Maude Hunter, passed away near Palo Alto, September sister of Mrs. John Winkler and Mrs. Harry A. Hine of Palo Alto; aunt of Mrs. Scott L.

Smith of Portland, Oregon. Graduate of University of California, Berkeley, class of 1906. Member of the San Francisco Musical Society and Delta Gamma Sorority. Native of Eureka; aged 76 years. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St.

Bernard's Church, 10 a.m., September Eureka. Services under direction of Pierce Mortuary. COOK, William in Oakland, September 9, 1960, beloved husband of Rose Cook, brother of Mrs. Emma Cox, Mrs. RowIna Richardson, Walter G.

Cook and Mrs. Irene McCampbell. A native of San Francisco: aged 76 years. A member of Brooklyn Lodge No. 225 AM.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Sunday, September 11, 8 p.m. from George W. Murphy Mortuary, 1421 High Street, Alameda. Brooklyn Lodge No. 225 AM officiating.

Contributions to Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital. D'ANIS, George, In Berkeley, September 9, 1960, at 2155 Virginia Street, Berkeley, beloved husband of Julla D'Anis; loving father of Mrs. Melba Wilzinski Berkeley; brother of Bryan D'Anis of Sacramento, Mrs. Venus Lagamarsino of Sacramento and Mrs. Zilpha Riley of Pasadena.

A native of San Francisco: aged 82 years. A member of Berkeley Lodge No. 363 AM. Friends are invited to attend services at the Berkeley Hills Chapel Oder), 1600 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar, Berkeley, Sunday, Septambor 11 at 2.30 p.m. The Rev.

John H. Blacklidge, rector of St. Alban's Episcopal Church of Albany, officiating. DODD, Margery 1., In San Leandro. September 6.

1960, dearly beloved daughter of Lyns Burr Jones; loving sister of Mrs. Bertha P. Major of San Leandro, Mrs. Alice A. Luke of Chico, California and Ralph E.

Jones of Oakland. A native of Idaho; aged 42 years, A member of the Oakland Police Dept. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the services Monday, September 12, at 12 o'clock noon in the Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel 4555 MacArthur Boulevard between High Street and Mills College with Dr. Fred Trevitt officiating. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.

(For further information, please call KE 2-6068). FRYCKHOLM, Emory beloved in brother Oakland, of September 8, 1960, Ruth O. Koster and Hazel N. Hall; uncle of Imogen C. Morain of Los Angeles and Jean Lutcy of Pacoina.

A native of Minnesota. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Monday, Road September 12, af 3 p.m.: Dr. Woodrow officiating. (Ample off-street parking.) Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. GODFREY, Eugene Marshall, in San Francisco, September 6, 1960.

Age 44 years. Beloved son of Henry H. Godfrey, loving brother of Mrs. Marion Morube, Henry A. Godfrey, Mrs.

Bertha A. Stone, Joseph R. Godfrey, Mrs. Grace L. Carlton, Mrs.

Frances C. Sexton, Mrs. Jane E. Wilson, Mrs. Sophie R.

Sanders and Walter A. Godfrey. Uncle of Bette Jean Godfrey, Penny Sexton, Margo LaRue, Diane Sanders, Mary Ann Carlton, Rosemary, Ellen, Henry Godfrey and Sharon Hyar. Graduate of Oakland Technical High School, 1935 Class; 2nd Class Musician, V. S.

Navy; Member of Musicians Union Local No. 6, A.F.M. Representative of Labor Council, Member of East Gate Lodge No. 44 F. A.

Prince Hall affiliation. Masonic Funeral Service, Monday, September 12, 1960, at 12:30 p.m., Hudson Funeral Home, 953 8th Street, Oakland. Interment, Golden Gate National Ceme: tery, San Bruno. HOPKINS, Earl, In Oakland, September 7, 1960, beloved husband of Florence Hopkins of San Leandro; loving father of William E. Hopkins of San Lorenzo: stepfather of Patrick Joseph Gunning of San Leandro; brother of Dewey Hopkins of Walnut Creek and Jess Hopkins of Oakland; grandfather of Catherine M.

and Russell Earl Hopkins and Patricia Gunning. A native of Oregon; aged 67. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, September 12, 10 a.m. at Truman's Chapel, corner Telegraph Avenue and 30th Street. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery.

MENIKETTI, Dennis John, accidentally in Oakland, Sept. 8, 1960, beloved son of Mary and Teseo Meniketti; loving twin brother of Debra Meniketti; idolized grandson of John B. and Frances Camozzi and Enrico and Elvera Meniketti; nephew of Aldo and Mary Camozzi, Alvin and Joan Camozzi and Jerry and Olga King. A native of Oakland; Lawrence aged 7 years. A student of St.

O'Toole's Grammar School. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, September 12, at 8:30 a.m., at the Fruitvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortutries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Thence to LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE--BIDS FOR THE CITY OAKLAND, STATE OF CALIFORNIA The City Clerk will receive. sealed.

bids or proposals in her office in the City Hall at any time prior to the hour of 10:30 o'clock a.m. on Thursday, September 22, 1960, for the following: FOR FURNISHING TWO PATO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. Specifications and blank forms of proposals will be furnished by the City Clerk on application. Price bid shall Include all applicable taxes. The City is exempt from Federal Excise tax.

All proposals shall be made in conformity with Section 126 of the Oakland Charter, and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or surety bond for an amount not less than 10 per cent of the aggregate of the proposal, which shall be forfeited to the City if the successful bidder fails or refuses to enter into the contract awarded him. A bond in an amount equal to one-fourth of the total contract price shall be given by the successful as guarantee faithful performance of the contract. Contract to be entered into within ten (10) days after award thereof. Delivery to be made within ninety (90) days after date of Certification of Contract, All to be furnished in accordance with the terms of the spectcations therefor adopted August 30, 1960. GLADYS H.

MURPHY, City Clerk. I.No. 7-(5t) Pioneer Bay Social Worker Dies at 98 Miss Florence Owen, pioneer social worker and prison missionary, who once was identified with the welfare program of Francis Marion (Borax) Smith, died early yesterday at a Claremont rest home. She was 98 years old. Miss Owen devoted most of her life to visitation and ministry in the state prisons and the Oakland and Alameda County jails.

She retired in 1952 and since then had lived in Western Assemblies Home at Claremont. Born in Ireland Aug. 2, 1862, Miss Owen came to Oakland in 1900 and later identified herself as a housemother with the pioneer social project of Mrs. Mary R. Smith, wife of Borax Smith, to care for homeless girls.

'ARBOR VILLA' ESTATE In 1922, Smith deeded a tion of his "Arbor Villa" tate to his wife for the Mary R. Smith Trust. Ten cottages were built on the property, each to house 10 girls. A housemother was appointed for each and an allowance provided to make the cottages as much like homes as possible. Miss Owen became a supervisor of one of the cottages and with her co-workers saw that the girls got off to public school each day and otherwise ministered to their needs and guidance.

CLEMENCY ACTION Miss Owen figured prominently in a successful effort, in 1945, to get a stay of execution for Thomas Brigance, 29, sentenced to death for his part in the slaying of an Oakland special policeman. However, Brigance died in the San Quentin gas chamber four months later. Miss Owen was a member of St. James (now Park Blvd.) Presbyterian Churching and afterward became a member of Gospel Auditorium, 42nd and Rich Streets, Oakland. Her only known survivor is a nephew, Dr.

William Magrath of Oakland. A simple funeral service was conducted yesterday at the Western Assemblies Home and interment was in Ontario. Steak Lodges in Throat, Man Dies CONCORD, Sept. 10-A 42- year-old Oakland man who choked on a piece of steak during a barbecue yesterday died in Concord Community Hospital despite nearly two hours of emergency surgery. The victim is Edell Yarbrough of 2368 88th Ave.

Yarbrough was attending an outdoor barbecue at the home of a friend, John M. Kropa, of 3658 Clayton Road, when he suddenly got up from the table and collapsed. He was taken by ambulance to the hospital where doctors discovered during surgery the piece of meat lodged in his throat. Placer Reunion The 44th annual Placer County reunion will be held tomorrow at Mosswood Park in Oakland. Former Placer County residents now living in the Bay Area are invited to attend the all day outing.

Harold E. Henderson and Amy Houston are in charge of the affair. Oakland Tribune, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1960 B-25: Imported and Sport Cars 1851-MOBILE HOMEL tion wagon. Radio, heater, good tires, clean.

mechanically perfect. $2000. AN 1-8577 VOLKSWAGENS. 1956 sedan, radio, heater, whitewalls; $895. 1958 convertible, radio, heater, white walls.

$1595. Frank Henry, 2701 Shattuck, Berkeley. VOLKSWAGENS, 1956, 1958, 2 door dans. Radios and heaters; 3 to choose from, $895 up. Waters-Ford, 9600 East 14th.

LO 2-7200. VOLKSWAGENS, 1954's to 1958's V. W. Auto Sales Hearst and San Pablo, Berkeley: TH1-5755 VOLKSWAGEN. 1955, excellent condition, $795.

Art Bridges, San Leandro, 2089 East 14th. NE 2-9314. VOLKSWAGEN, 1960 Camper, complete German cabinets and accessories. 3100 miles, fine value. Massen, LU 2-2707.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1959, real clean. Must sell. All extras. Best offer. KE 2-8739.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1958, radio. $1350. YE 4-7183. VOLKSWAGEN, 1957. Clean.

Good condition. Original owner. $1050. EL 1-0757 VOLKSWAGEN, 1957, perfect condition. radio.

gauges. $995. TH 5-7596, Benny. VOLKSWAGEN, 1960; used only three weeks. $1700.

EL 1-5066. VOLKSWAGEN, 1957; clean, radio; private party, sacrifice. OL 3-1150 evenings. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959; low mileage, clean. reduced.

$1450. TE 2-1885. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959. Like new. Sell or trade for older car.

MU 2-0695. Volvo in Berkeley-McKevitt 2411 Shattuck-TH 8-2206 VOLVO. 1959; low mileage. Like new. Original owner.

Private. $1495. EL 7-4452. VOLVO, 1959, radio, heater, 4 speeds, low mileage, "never raced." Excellent. $1695.

42731 Roberts, Irvington, OL 6-2803. Volvo--Ray Cokeley 2555 Breadwav: TW 3-2535 VOLVO, 1959. 4 speed. Assume payments. 14530 East 14th.

EL 1-7420. VOLVO wagon, 1958. $1095. Sharp. KE 6-3752.

CAT; large orange male; 1609 92nd Avenue. Reward! Owner grieving! NE 2-4535. EARRING, silver, leaf shaped. Downtown Oakland. Reward.

TW 3-8171. GERMAN short hair pointer, female. Name Vicinity 82nd and MacArthur, Saturday p.m. NE 8-4411, 9 to LABRADOR puppy: black male, 21 feet: Durant-East 14th, August 29th. Re-ward.

NE 2-4247. POODLE, French. Waggo. Boy's pet; male. Vicinity Flemming Avenue.

Reward. KE 3-2551: KE 4-2501, REWARD, black female poodle, vicinity Clear Lake Oaks. KE 6-1197. RING, engagement, 13 diamonds, Bridge Road, San Leandro; reward. LO 9-9422.

SUN glasses, prescription, lady's. Vicinity 11th Washington. Reward. CA 3-3091. WALLET, man's: South Berkeley Bank: important credentials.

Reward. TH 1-1095. $200 reward. Black toy Manchester, pounds, looks like Greyhound, deer ears. brown markings.

Name "Pee Wee." Vicinity 8th-Broadway. Evelyn Minks, NE 8-8216; LO 8-0875 after 11 p.m. Save $500, Down or Trade New-1960 Elysee 4-Door Sedan No One Beats 36 months to pay Open nights and 'Sundays 21101 Byron Mission. Motors Hayward Trailer City SIMCA, 19597 4-door sedan. black CLOSE OUT 1960 NEW beauty.

Call Cahill or Homer, 2106 San TRAVEL TRAILERS Pablo, Berkeley. TH 8-7316. SPRITE, 1960, red, radio, heater? extras. See this and you will know why. 50 feet, 10 feet wide F.

5-bedroom. Still under warranty. $1775. YE 4-3065. Quality Mobile Home.

Only $3576. TAUNUS, 1958. German Ford. $300. We repeat, no one beats Trailer City.

Assume payments, $47.52. TH 5-3081. Also complete parts and supply store SUNBEAM Alpine, 1953 Sport 2500 Open Springs a.m. to 9 p.m. (except Thursdays) Clean.

Good condition. White, red MI 2-3456 Road, Vallejo leather seats. TE 2-2279. Phone THUNDER-BIRD, 1957 hardtop. Never SPARTAN, towed.

1956. Cabinet, Two bedrooms. jewel. Has Fordomatic power steering. 6-0455.

awning. BR radio. heater, etc. Sparkling original finish and leather Inferior. $2595 or SHASTA, 19-sof deluxe: fully self down, 30 months on balance.

1 year tained. Used once. $1950. LA 3-0676. guarantee approved.

SHATTUCK AVE- THUNDERBIRD. 19577 36 foot, 2 bedNUE MOTORS, 2524 Shattuck, Berkeley. rooms. Excellent condition. $1000 TH 1-5815.

Open Sunday. equity. Will take smaller trailer for THUNDERBIRD, 1959. The rarest and part or all. EL 1-3297.

most outstanding. 275 horsepower Lin- 16 foot vacation trailer. coin engine. Beautiful calfskin inferior. $600.

See 2308 11th Avenue. AN 1-8990. Jet black. Art Bridges Motors TRAVEL troller 15 foot Mercury, 1957, 19895 Mission, Hayward like new, all extras: private party, $675. EL 1-3600 TH 8-4745.

THUNDERBIRD, 1958, choice of 27 blue utate, TRAILER, expanding, sacrifice. $295 camping. Immacand whites maroon and whiter excellent must or offer. cars; full power: 36 month financing. BR 6-5669.

Opposite THUNDERBIRD, 3050 East 1959 141h1 hardtop, AN full 1-6400. power, VIKING-ARGUS overdrive, electric seat: 8000 miles. Only $3295. Private party. LA Kit- Golden State TH 3-5740.

after 6. Stateliner THUNDERBIRD, 19597 white, automatic TERRY transmission, radio, heater, power steer- TRAVEL TRAILERS Ing, Excellent tinted, condition. white walls. $3350. YE 11,000 4-4794.

miles. Always large selection of fine used trailers. THUNDERBIRD, 1956, hardtop. All Camper trailer for rent by week. GR Power, 1-0421.

Must sacrifice this week. $1575. DON L. KIMBALL THUNDERBIRDS. 1959'5 1960'5, 18 years dependable service Mr.

Baker, Fairway Motors, 7-5500. handles. low balances, cars like, new. 6100 Potrero, El Cerrito THUNDERBIRD, 1957 hardtop, low mile- VIKING Deluxe, 19557 $700 equity. Take age: excellent condition.

Evenings LA over payments $86 monthly, balance 5-3708. $1,700. See anytime. Space 30, 2451 THUNDERBIRD, 1959. Sacrifice $1700 Church Lane, San Pablo.

equity for $500 and assume contract. VACATION trailer. 1946 Tagman, miles. JE 8-9333. able.

1083 Seminary. LO 8-9996. THUNDERBIRD, 1958 passenger, full 10x46 Great Lakes. One bedroom. Special power, white, private.

$2795. L0 1-2274. bargain price. 13900 San Pablo AveTHUNDERBIRD, 1958, sharp, Quick sale, nue, San Pablo. Key at office.

will trade equity. EL 7-2052. 1950 Ironwood house trailer. Very good THUNDERBIRD, 1957 hardtop. Excellent cabin.

condition. Shown Well insulated. appointment. Ideal LO for condition. Must sell, LA 5-8806.

9-0751 by evenings. Triumph Herald 1957 ley Feel, Anglus, Boulevard, 1946 2-bedroom. Space 41, 3970 Castro Castro Valley. Valoldest dealer 8. model.

Clean. $400. KE Eastbay's 2-1883. C. J.

MOTORS 2566 2801 Broadway, Telegraph, Oakland Berkeley 851A-MOBILE HOMES WANTED TRIUMPH TR-3, 1959. Perfect condition. $300 for equity. No taxes. Private party.

SPOT cash or will consign. Also will 6-2381. trade 3-bedroom home for good used TRIUMPH 3, 19577 sparkling condition; trailer. EL 1-9601. wire wheels, radio, heater, extras.

Pri- SELL or trade 6 rooms of furniture for vate party. Asking $13,050. KE 6-5743. trailer house. JE 7-7995.

TRIUMPH. 1958, excellent condition. $1800. Contact Nauenberg, TH 3-2740, 855-TRACTORS FOR SALE Extension 5248. TRIUMPH TR-3-1960.

Wire wheels, heat- JOHN DEERE, 4401C tractor; loader, er, tonneeu, rack. MU 5-7400. 51 model black hoe 5 position-Scrifler. TRIUMPH, 1956. Excellent condition.

Smail equity, assume payments. BE for equity. LU 1-0600 after 6. 2-8594, after 5. TRIUMPH, 1959 TR-3 hardtop, overdrive, low milesce.

$1900. KE 4-4268. 900-AIRPLANES FOR SALE TRIUMPH 3. 1959, blue, black Interior; 13,000 miles. Sacrifice.

LA 3-1310. FLYING club being formed. 1960 Cessnas. Inquiries invited. Phone Pacific States Aviation, MU 5-4400.

VOLKSWAGEN 1956 PIPER Clipper, 4 place. Sell equity, $275. Kerman Ghia hard-to-find model GE neva 5-1710. In very nice condition. Must see 10 ep- STINSON Voyager, clean, new full preciate.

panel. Must sacrifice. EL 7-2052. CLEAN-UP SALE, $1495 902-AIRPLANE PARTS WOLF LO 2-6653. NOVA-TECH AM-VHF eirport tower.

BUICK USED CARS East 14th, San Leandro. monitor radio. NE 8-7526. Volkswagens, New- -Used 1100-LOST BANK TERMS GUARANTEEDI Berkey Albany. Lee Northern California's Oldest Deal- CHIHUAHUA white Fox Terrier Volkswagen.

718 San Pablo, er. LA 6-2942. "Rickie." Vicinity Reward. Crest Avenue, 8-5688. 100 of 82nd Avenue.

LO party. VOLKSWAGENS must sell. (2), Both black; private radio, COIN, purse containing 2 rings, Dimond 1960'57 leather seats, white wails. Very district; generous reward. TE 2-5957, heater, offer KE 6-3068.

low mileage. No reasonable fused. OL 4-0702. COCKATIEL: male, vicinity 61st AvenueVOLKSWAGEN, 1960, passenger sta- Fortune Way, reward. LO 9-6945.

841A-IMPORTED CARS Wanted A too dollar for your car, any make or model. Byron Motors, 21101 Mission, Hayward. LU 2-4393. FOREIGN cars. Cash waiting.

Frank Henry, 2701 Shattuck, Berkeley. TH 5-1515. IMPORT or sports car. will pay cash premium for extra clean one. George.

OL 2-5717. VOLKSWAGENS, cash. All sizes and shapes. V. W.

Auto Sales, TH 1-5755. SPORTS car or economy car from private party. Have cash. Mr. Harry.

OL 5-0931. 851-MOBILE HOMES Authorized Dealer EXPANDO HOMES OLDENBURG'S Discount Trailer Sales 11021 San. Pablo, El Cerrito. LA 4-3353 Angelus Mobile Homes Stutter Bros. Trailer Sales 15301 East 14th.

San Leandro EL 1-2710-Open every day AIRFLOAT, custom 27-foot, excellent condition. Newly furnished, fully modern as home, or perfect travel trailer. A Awning and extras 'Included. LU 1-4512. A Pan American beauty.

35 foot, 10 foot aluminum awning, 12 cubic foot refrigerator with 65 pound freezer. Priced for quick sale, 429 23rd Avenue. ALJO, Corvette, Lakewood; late model, used vacation trailers. Labor Day clearance sale. Wonderful bargains.

Come early. 2450 East 14th. AT Woody'S-10154 San Pablo, El Cerrito. Paramount, Venus. Allo, Dalton, cury.

AIRSTREAM, 1959. Self contained, 28-foot $4895. AT 4-4590. Cab Over Camper Special this week only, Globe Explorer, $995 complete. A.

H. Mobile Home Repair, 7810 East 14th Street. COLUMBIA, 25 foot. Exceptional condition. Extras.

$1495. Space 25, 1550 162nd. DEAL Direct With Owner NO salespeople. FLAMINGOS. Dan's Trailer Sales.

Dally, 10350 San Pablo, El Cerrito: LA 5-2783. "El Monte" by Roadliner 10x50 foot, one bedroom. Dalton, 18-foot, self-contained. Santa Fe 16-foot self-contained. Teilborg Trailer Sales, 15910 East 14th, San Leandro.

EL 1-5425. very reasonable for quick sale. JE GOLDEN STATE, 1 1957, 40x8 1-bedroom, $1216. HOLLIDAY-12 foot; completely refurnished this year. $325.

EL 1-5629. INDIAN, 41x8; equity for sale; assume payments. JE 7-9478. PAN AMERICANS-Paramounts Deal directly with owner. No salespeople.

Vallejo Trailer Sales 240 Couch Street, Vallejo: MAI 2-7059 PLYMOUTH, 1960, Make offer. 41604. ADAMS, Dr. John -September AIELLO, Joseph -Sept. BISHOP.

Fletcher -Sept. BOSWORTH, Alfred BROWN, Maude Hunter -Sept. 7 COOK, William D'ANIS, George--September DODD, Margery 4 FRYCKHOLM. -Emory HOPKINS, 7 ODFREY, Eugene Marshall- Sept. 4 MENIKETTI, Dennis John -Sept.

ROWLAND, Clarence--Sept. 9 SIMMONS, George Edward -Sept. 1 SWEET, Norman I TOMPKINS, Willie -Sept. 4 UNGER, George Walter--Sept. 1 Gate National Cemetery.

San Francisco Deaths St. Lawrence 0-Toole's Church, where a Mass. of the at 9 Angels a.m. will Recitation be offered, commencing Rosary Sunday at p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Parking area adjacent to chapel. (KE 3-4114.) ROWLAND, Clarence, of 954 Bevilacqua Street, San Lorenzo, September 9, 1960, beloved husband of Dolores Rowland; loving father of Thomas Rowland Shelden of San Diego; loving step-father and George of Oakland; loving brother of Wesley Rowland, Jean Hall of land, Nadine Bechberger of San Leandro; loving son of Alma Rowland of Oakland; loving uncle of Charlene and Arlene Bechberger, Ronald Stevens, U.S.N., Robert Hall and Donald Rowland of Oakland; loving nephew of Ruby Rowland and Laura Shaw of Visalia, native of California: aged 47 years. A former student of Fresno State College and a member of the Olympic Club. Friends are invited to aftend services from the New Mortuary of C. P.

Bannon, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Monday morning, September 12, at 11 o'clock. information Inurnment please call private. NE For 2-1011. further SIMMONS, George Edward, in local hospital, September 7, 1960, loved husband Hazel M. Simmons; loving father of Mrs.

Katharine Zoe Higgins of Concord and Jane Hall Simmons; loving grandfather of Katharine Zoe Eckert of Lafayette; loving brother of Mrs. Harry Henry of Chicago, Frank Golden of Illinois, Mrs. Everett Taylor of Thermal, Lester E. Simmons of El Cerrito, Roy Fred and William Simmons. A native of Illinois.

Services were held today at the Berkeley Crematory, the Rev. Morris Roach of the First Presbyterian Church, Interment in the Urn Gardens, Freeman and Cox-Roach and Leonard, directors. SWEET, Norman In San Francisco. September 8, 1960, devoted brother of Mrs. Zoe Brown of Berkeley and Vida Sweet of Oakland; dear nephew of Mrs.

Nellie Presley of Oakland and Margaret Macumber of Windsor, Nova Scotia. native of Lamoine, lowa; aged 72 years. A member of the reorganized L.D.S. Church of. Berkeley and Southern Pacific Railroad Brotherhood.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday, September 12, at 2 p.m. at Redwood Chapel of Callaghan Mortuary, 3833 East Avenue, Livermore. Interment, Masonic Cemetery. TOMPKINS, Willie E. Death came to Willie E.

Tompkins on Sunday, 1605 September 4, 1960, at his home, Tyler Street, Berkeley. For years. he was respected in local circles as a sheet metal man and mechanic. He is survived by his devoted wife, Naomi Tompkins, three daughters, Laura Tompkins Jackson, Willie Tompkins Bantom, Ann Tompkins Moss; one grandchildren son, and Thomas five A. Tompkins; 12 children.

Service at Bakers Mortuary on Eighth Street in Oakland, Monday, September 12, at 2 p.m. UNGER, George Walter, In Oakland, September 9, 1960. of 2836 Brookdale Avenue, Oakland, beloved husband of Maggie M. Unger; loving father of Verne Paul Mrs. Alberta Armstrong, Mrs.

Eleanor Frevendahl and Robert Roy Unger, all of Oakland; Edward J. Metcalf of El Sobrante and George Walter Unger Jr of Boulder, Colorado; brother of Frank Unger of San Francisco; grandfather of 15 grandchildren and six great -grandchildren. A native of New Jersey: aged 85 years. A member of, St. Stephen's Methodist Church of Oakland, and Liscum Camp, S.A.W.V.

Friends are invited to attend services at the Berkeley Hills Chapel (Page Oder), 1600 Shattuck, at Cedar, Berkeley, Monday, September 12, at 11:30 a.m. The Rev. Douglas H. Henderson of St. Stephen's Methodist Church and Liscum Camp officiating.

Interment, Golden BAKER, Aram CALLAS, Martha CAPURRO, Ida CASAL, Marguerita CLOTERE, Theodore E. (Ted) DYBDAL, John T. EMMONS, Lottie B. FATTORINI, Domenico GALBRAITH, Florence Alisop GALLAGHER, John N. LARSEN, Sofhus F.

Emily LEWIS, Philip LUNARDI, Oreste LUSHER, Ted A. Sr. MILLER, Teddy L. MURRAY, Jeremiah PULT, George J. SANDY, George H.

Card of Thanks ALAMEDAS ASSOCIATION COUNTY Gratefully acknowledges Memorial girts toward the fight against heart disease Memorial gifts may be mailed to asso ciation headquarters, 121 East 11th Street, Oakland. HI 4-3564 or presented at Crocker 'Anglo National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions, Box 478, TE Boy Survives Auto Plunge Down Hillside A 17-year-old Alameda youth who was seriously injured yesterday when his car plunged off Grizzly Peak Blvd. and crashed 300 feet down a hillside today was removed from the critical list at Kaiser Foundation Hospital. Hospitalized with head and back injuries but now listed in fair condition is Martin Costello, of 1109 Mound St. Police said Stan Peterson, 16, of 3110 Washington Alameda, who was driving Costello's car, lost control of the vehicle on a sharp curve near the Grizzly Peak Fire Station, careened off an embankment and went over the side.

Oakland firemen, police and California highway patrolmen, notified of the crash after Peterson who climbed up to the road and flagged down help, were forced to use a stretcher rigged to a power winch to carry out the injured boy. Tractor Company To Hold Banquet SAN LEANDRO, Sept. 10-- The 15th annual Service Emblem Club dinner of the Caterpillar Tractor Co. will be held tonight at the Fairmont Hotel, in San Francisco. The organization is made up of some 500 present and retired employees with 10.

year or more of company service. of in of of for Tribune photo ART FESTIVAL UNDERWAY Two young patrons of the arts, (from left) Bradley and Jonathon Foote, admire artist Otto Brede's portrait of Lone Wolf (center) on display at the Berkeley Festival of Arts. The festival, being held in the center of Shattuck Ave. from Berkeley Square to Durant will end a four day run tomorrow. Pennsy Works On Replies to Union Offers (P) Pennsylvania Railroad negotiators worked today on a PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

10 reply to proposals of two unions as federal mediators and some 92,000 unemployed hoped for a sign that the impasse in the 10-day strike might be broken. Federal Mediator Francis A. O'Neill Jr. the impasse last night, asserting "we're in dead center. We're not progressing or movback.

We've just stalled." O'Neill's appraisal came as the Transport Workers Union and the System Federation awaited a reply from the PRR on their latest proposals, terms of which have not been disclosed The PRR received the union proposals late yesterday. The number of those idled by the strike continued to rise. Some 72,000 of those are PRR employees, 15,000 in the TWU and 5,000 in the System. Federation. In addition, some 8,500 soft coal miners have been idled for lack of facilities to transport their product.

Chrysler Corp. shut down its Newark, automobile assembly plant for the same reason late yesterday, idling another 4,000. It previously had furloughed 200 at its Twinsburg, Ohio, installation. Coal docks at Sandusky, Ohio, earlier reported the layoff of 180 persons. San Jose Man Dies In Fire at Box Firm SAN JOSE, Sept.

10-Quirino Bellagamba, 69, San Jose. a handyman at the Box 1730 Northrop St. was burned to death yesterday when a s' ark from a rubbish fire touched off a pile of pine boxes in the yard of the firm where he was working. The fire burned through the whole rear yard of the box company before it could be brought under control. BellaI gamba's body was found later.

PHILHARMONIC SURPRISES BERNSTEIN AT CONCERT CHICAGO, Sept. 10-4P- Conductor Leonard Bernstein, arms poised, shoulders hunched tensely, signalled the downbeat to Debussy's "fetes." But from the New York Philharmonic, which abruptly rose to its feet, came the sonorous strains of "Anniversary Waltz." Astonished, Bernstein heard the thousands who. had crammed the civic opera house to capacity join in vocally. The occasion for the surprise gesture last night was the ninth wedding anniversary of Bernstein and his wife, the former Felicia Monteleagre. To add to the surprise, she had flown in for the oecasion.

The orchestra, in the final phase of an extensive national tour, had a resounding reception at the first of three scheduled Chicago performances. Behan at Shindig, Takes Nary a Sip NEW YORK, Sept. Irish playwright Brendan Behan his face flushed, his hair tousled, his eyes glistening and perspiration pouring down his cheeks--survived a gay Irish dance here last night with nary a sip. Behan, famed for his binges in London and Dublin, occasionally held a glass of club soda as he greeted hundreds of young Irish immigrants. But he was sober as a judge.

And he vows he will stay that way for good. A typical weekend shindig complete with whooping and stomping at Harry McGuirk's Jager House on the Upper East Side is a pretty good test, too. FAMOUS BENDERS Behan says he has been on the wagon six months. His well-published benders include a couple of visits to his own plays in London during which he shouted at the actors from the audience. In addition to being highly allergic to alcohol, Behan suffers from diabetes.

Now he York for the Sept. 20 opening of his play, "The Hostage." He admits this is a town he wouldn't mind painting. But those he promises, are down the drain. "New York is the most citified city in the world," Behan growled last night to a newsman as fans huddled around him. Suddenly a young Irish lass PICNIC PLANNERS -Last minute plans are made for tomorrow's family picnic of St.

Anthony's Parish, to be held at Montclair Playground. Dinner will be at 3 p.m. Standing (from left) are Fr. Richard Harkett, Chris Borba and Kenneth Durden. Seated are Felix Wavrick (left) and Jerry Holman, confronted him.

"I've been telling every. body you're my third cousin," she effused, "and they believe me." MOANS AT IDEA "My God," moaned Behan, "why would a pretty girl like you want me for a cousin?" Behan's appearance before the jigging young people was brief. Wearing an unbuttoned sport shirt soggy with sweat and sagging, beltless trousers, he shuffled on stage, pushed away the microphone and apologized for interrupting the dancing. The audience, fresh from the old country, roared approval when he spoke a few words in Gaelic. Then, in a hoarse but vigorous voice, he sang three Irish by the Glenside," "Whack for the Diddle," and "In Dublin, Fair City." They adored him.

1200-FOUND GERMAN SHEPHERD mix, male. JE 7-3670. PET lost? Not fry S.P.C.A.. 8323 Baldwin Street, Oakland. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FILING TENDENT OF STREETS ASSESSMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS, IN PORTIONS OF MAZUELA DRIVE, MENDOZA DRIVE, CABOT DRIVE, CABRILLO PLACE, A CERTAIN PATH AND RESERVES, AND RIGHTS OF WAY IN THE "MONTCLAIR HIGHLANDS TRACT, AND IN THE 'A.

M. PERALTA PORTION OF THE RANCHO SAN ANTONIO" IN THE CITY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Oakland did on September 6, 1960, file with me assessment for the improvement, by the construction of sewers, in portions of Mazuela Drive, Mendoza Drive, Cabot Drive. Cabrillo Place, a certain path and reserves, and rights of way in the "Montclair Highlands Extension" Tract, and in the M. Peralta Portion of the Rancho San Antonio" in the City of Oakland, California, described in Resolution of Intention No.

39103 C.M.S., passed February 23, 1960. I hereby fix Tuesday, September 27, 1960, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Oakland, California, as the time and place when all persons interested in said work done or in said assessment will be heard by the City Council, The property owners liable for said assessment, the contractor or his assigns and all other persons interested in said work done or in said assessment feeling aggrieved by any act or determination of said Superintendent of Streets, or who claim that the work has not been performed according to the contract 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 contract for the same, or having or making any objections to the corrections of said assessment of the diagram attached thereto or any other act, determination or proceedings of the Superintendent of Streets or City Engineer shall prior to the date above fixed for hearing upon said assessment, appeal to the City Council by briefly stating in writing the grounds of appeal. Dated: September 9, 1960. GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk.

No. 168-Sept. 9--(2t) NOTICE SALE OF PUBLIC Resolution PROPERTY No. Pursuant to 39924 C.M.S. of the City of Oakland, the City Manager of the City of Oakland will cause to be sold at Public Auction at Corporation Yard No.

2, 555 Hegenberger Road, Oakland, California, certain unnecessary personal property of the' City of Oakland, as follows: Articles and materials designated as Lots 1 to 548, inclusive, on Wednesday, September 14, 1960, commencing at 10:00 a.m. List of articles and materials to be sold at said sale is on file in the office of the City Clerk. The Council reserves the right reject any or all bids received. to GLADYS H. MURPHY, City Clerk.

No. 160-Sept. 6-(5t) Missing U.C. Technician's Body Found ORINDA, Sept. 10-Missing University of California laboratory technician Michael E.

Lourie, 28, was found dead in a creek bed yesterday, the vietim of a self-inflicted gunshot. The death weapon, a .22 pistol, was found still clutched in the dead man's hand by two boys who discovered the body in San Pablo Creek during a hike. Lourie, of 2032 Parker Berkeley, was reported missing on Aug. 12. Police found his car in Orinda on Aug.

15. Coroner's deputies said the Austrian-born technician who worked at the Radiation Laboratory had apparently taken his own life shortly after he was reported missing. Richard Hale, 12, of 157 El Toyonal, and Winfree, 12, of 74. Loma Vista Way, stumbled across the body as they hiked along the banks of the creek. In Lourie's pockets were found a box of shells, $98 in cash, two $200 money orders and a $3,200 check written by him and payable to himself.

Burglar Steals Boa Constrictor SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9- (UPD A burglar entered the pet and pigeon shop yesterday and stole a seven-foot boa constrictor. Proprietress Emily Begnaud said she also had a 10-foot boa in the cage, but the thief apparently wanted only one..