Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 38

Y- the only state -in the unioiij 3S DaklatibaigHbtttte Wcd.ylov. 1j 1962 which does not give state as Cfown Proposes Special Kennedy Omits NeWs Conference WASHINGTON--- sistance to maximizing, bene Mrs. Saroni, Arts Patron, fits fromi tourism, he said. WEATHER FORECASTS In Gov. Brown's 1962 budg President Kennedy will not et -the administration; askedl hold a news conference this Ag ency to Seek Tourists ,4 cloudiness tonight.

Cloudy tomorrow with for $50,000 for a "modest state Dies in S.F. commercial attache service. some drizzle or very iigm ram imeiy late tomorrow. Little change In temperature. Winds northwesterly 17 to m.p.h, tonight and setrthwesterty 23 to week.

iiThelwhite House said yesterday the President would be-busy, with the visit of West tier man Chancellor Konrad of out-ot-state spenLIf bilUor It would have consisted A RAMEN (fl yJ Araa-Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. tittle ehanoe In temperature. Higk 0 to 46. Low -tonight 44 to -51. Westerly winds 10 to m.p.h.

In the afternoons. Norther and Central-California Partly cloudy Jonlght and-tomorrow. except rain likely extreme norm late to morrow. Little change in temperature. rivate funeral services are rt m.p.n.

Chairman Robert Crown of part-time workers overseas to nrrimnt tourism afiri trade: Central Coast Counties Partly cloudy planned for Claire Zellerbach Crown said the agency would give-those -outside of tonight -and tomorrow, but- patches ef-j Saroni, philanthropist sister of Therappropriation was delet4Adenauer and could not sched- fog in valleys tomorrow morning. Little change in temperature. High today and former Ambassador to Italy Mount Shasta-Siskiyou Area Partly California "what they do not ule a meeting with newsmenu low ronignt Napa 6J to san jose ed from the budget. with rlniirtv tenant, uouay Tomurruvr J. D.

Zellerbach. Slightly 44 to 44, Hollister 44 to 43. Westerly winds 8 to 15 m.pm. in the afternoons. have now, a central place rain or snow likely late In day California last year.

There was. nostlmate on Iiow much Californians spent in trips to other parts of the state. There was also no estimate of how many persons visited the state, although plant quarantine stations reported 5 million persons entered Cali- Mrs. Saroni, 66, died yes Northwestern California Partly cloudy where they could write to and tonight. Cloudy northern portion tomor terday at Mt.

Zion Hospital in San Francisco, one of her receive a unified brochure answering their questions about the state." the AssembljrWays an Means Committee today proposed that California extend a welcoming hand to visitors by creating a State Tourist The Alameda Democrat said the state isn't doing enough to help tourists find their way around California especially to smaller northern counties in the midst of ec chief philanthropic interests, row with rain likely extreme north late In day. Partly cloudy southern half tomorrow. Little change in temperature. High today and low tonight Napa 43 to, 42, Ukiah 44 to 41, Santa Rosa 43 to 42. Coastal winds northwest 17 to 29 m.p.h.

tonight. South and southwest winds 17 to 29 m.p.h. Cape Mendocino northward, after a long illness. "California can no longer be She was the widow of Alfred B. Saroni, founder of the Sa and westerly 14 at 29 m.p.h.

elsewhere tomorrow. mim warmer tomorrow. iht Sierra NevadaPartly cloudy tonight nd tomorrow. Slightly warmer tomor- Ta'cramento Valley-Partly eta night and tomorrow. Patches of tog likely southern portion tomorrow rnorning Little change in temperature.

Htgh Bom days 64 to 70. Low tonight 40 to 48 PeTlance to Point Conception Northwest winds 17 to South and southwest winds 23 to 29 mph. Care Mendocmo northward, and west or J.4 tg lsewhe tomorrow; Variable low cloudi-nesi tonight. Rain Eureka north-ward tomorrow Western Nevada-Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Colder.

High 8 to 58. Low tonight 25 to 35. High tomorrow Sanjoaquln Valley-Partly cloudy nH tnmnrrow. but patches of tog roni Sugar and Rice Co. Mrs.

Saroni was apatroness of the Calif ornia Summary San Francisco Symphony, the There has been variable cloudiness mom opera, the city's art museums over the state during the past day or two, and there were a few widely scat IT LEAVES YOU and other organizations cov tered showers in the mountain areas of the nrothern and central portions. Temperatures in most areas were a bit ering the full breadth of San lower yesterday but small rises were BREATHLESS earlv tomorrow. Little change in temper common last night. High temperatures yesterday were in the 60s at most coast onomic slumps. He said he'll introduce a bill to create the agency during the 1963 legislature, which opens in January.

"This agency would not supplant the excellent work that private tourist and convention bureaus are doing," he said. "Rather it would aid them ature. High both days 60 to 68. low ii fn io pnti winds. and valley stations.

Many desert areas were 75 to 85 and the extreme north coast was in the4 mid 50s. Lows this oiinai Vatiev Partly cloudy tonight hut Hatches of fog norm. morning were mostly in the 40s or tow end tomorrow morning. Little change I. Hioh both daVS 40 tO 68, 50s, except some desert areas In the 60s.

Winds were gentle to moderate both i Aninht 38 to 4. Gentle winds. mix on the coast and Inland, An upper air trough, associated with High today and low tonight Salinas 43 and 46, Paso Robles 44 and 42. Santa -Maria-San-Luis Obispo Coastal irnvercast niaht and morning, but variable amounts ot moisture, is respon and also present a unified4ro4 Francisco cultural Me. Mrs.

Saroni was born in San Francisco and attended Sarah Dix Hamlin School. She married Mr. Saroni in 1915. Surviving are her mother, Jennie Baruh Zellerbach; two sons, Alfred B. Jr.

and Louis II; two brothers, J. D. Zellerbach, chairman of the board ofCrowirZellerbach Corp and Harold Zellerbach, president of the San Francisco Art Commission, all of San Francisco; and a daughter, Mrs. S. Coney of clearing in the afternoons.

Little change sible tor the variable cloudiness over the state. The surface weather map shows high pressure from the California chure of information for the out-of-state visitors." temnerature. HiOh both days 40 to 44. in timioht 44 to 50. Westerly winds Coast westsoutnwestward tor a great dis tanca.

and a ridqe-of high pressure ex 1 In II h. Crown's Ways and Means tends Into Northwestern U.S. The latter Monterey Bay Area Overcast night and morning, but partly cloudy after-s i mi chanae' in temperature. is weak and is likely to shift eastward IN OAKLAND Oceanic' storm systems era expected to subcommittee on tourism has held hearings throughout the state on the problem of boost 0 WONDER IT'S THE continue eastward through the Gulf of High both days 58 to 65. Low tonight 46 to 52, Westerly winds 9 to 14 m.p.h.

1724 BROADWAY GL 2-2751 Alaska Into Western Canada and North I In nttnrnnnns. western U.S. and affect only the ex 1 Op.n Monday until 8:30 p.m. treme northern portion of California from Santa Clara Valley Partly cloudy to nlaht and- tomorrow, but local fog early GRLD'S LARGEST JELLING VODKA ing the economy by stimulating tourist travel. It learned that visitors from mnrrnw.

Little chanoe in temperature, time to time. Other areas of the state will range from clear to partly cloudy through tomorrow. Temperature changes High both days 62 to 68. Low tonight 43 to 49. Westerly winds 6 to 12 m.p.h.

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MNK. tXt should be small from day to day. th afternoons. Llvermort Valley Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. Little change in temperature.

Westerly winds .9 to 17 h. in the afternoons. Fort Bragg and Vicinity Variable 101 HRE 1 Tempefatures 60 55 47 Oakland 42 Orinda 46 Pittsburg 49 Pleasanton 47 Richmond 6t 4 64 52 62 39 63 45 BAY AREA Concord Danville Fremont Hayward Martinez Ml. Diablo Newark CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield 54 40 60 S. Francisco 61 41 Walnut Creek 62 Fresno 51 Red Bluff 67 45 47 Sacramento 65 52 50 Salinas 59 53 52 San Diego 64 58 47 SantaBrbara -64 52-59 Santa Maria 63 49 50 Santa Rosa 66 37 65 Thermal 82 61 47 Yosemit 58 40 Hamilton F1OT60 Los Angeles 61 Moffett Fid 60 Needles 75 Paso Robles 63 NATIONAL 20 Juneau 38 31 46 Kansas City 71 51 47 Las Vegas 69 53 24 Little Rock 67 32 28 Louisville 54 30 34 Memphis 62 34 31 Miami Bctl 75 61 34 Mdland, Tex 74 22 Milwaukee 45 39 38 Mpls-StPaul 40 33 32 New Orleans 69 48 52 New York 44 34 33 North Platte 69 25 32 Okla.

City 70 40 41 Omaha 67 48 26 Philadelphia 45 33 38 Phoenix 83 64 24 Pittsburgh 47 37 39 Prtland, Me 37 29 28 Prtlnd, Ore. 56 38 36 Saleigh 55 34 46 Rapid City 57 36 32 Reno 65 38 35 Richmond 51 35 50 St. -Louis 62 38 Albany N.Y. Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charlestn.SC Chrlstn.WVa Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fort Worth Galveston Helena WffT 'r r. I I iaadL-f7 A ikjTh KJf" .) jffrnmr- ifinn rinim im iiiiin'iiiiifWimmiriimniiliiiiiii i.

i )jmmib fT'ifY (Lmm0 fat i. a 18 1 Salt Lke Cty 64 42 71 43 San Antonio 74 40 66 54 St Ste Marie 41 25 52 32 Seattle 54 44 84 74 Spokane" 45 28 53 31 Tmpa-StPrbg 68 49 Honolulu Indianapolis 36 Washington 48 3 44 Wichita 70 50 Jackson, Mis 65 Jacksonville 71 43 50 34 CANADIAN Edmonton 37 H5 Toronto Montreal 30 26 Vancouver Ottawa 32 23 Winnipeg Regina 52 31 WE'VE GONE Ta GREAT LENGTHS Ship Movements SCHEDULED Subject to change without TODAY BROOKLYN MARU, Yokohama. CATAWBA FORD, San Pedro, Oleum COLUMBIA STAR, Portland, Stockton. HURRICANE, Los Angeiesr Richmond. MERRELL, -YOKOHAMA.

MILL SPRING, Anacortes, Oleum. OREGON -MARU, Yokohama, 45. YAMAKUNI MARU, Yokohama, 75. SHOSHONE, San Pedro, Ozol. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15-BUDHA JAYANTI, Los Angeles, How.

Oakland. CAP PALMAS, Winchester, 92. EMPIRE STATE, Yokohama, 92. GULF OIL, Gulf, OlOL KOKUSAI MARU, Mexico, 23. MOGAMISAN MARU, Los Angeles, 19.

PRESIDENT PIERCE, Canal Zone, ARD. 's-- 1 iiiirimiiiiiiWllMTr-mnTiiTmii-tiiii rtnni n.nn TlliS? i ggf yf v- yfu SN 1 iiih RAGNA BAKKE, Los Angeles, 45. SURUGA MARU, Yokohama, 31., TRAVIATA, Los Angeles, 28. SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subject to change without notice. TODAY JAWAIIAJiJiANCHER.Jfonolulu, Enc.

5. HONGKONG BEAR, Yokohama, IdckTon. LOCH GARTH, Los Anqeles, O.O.H. MEISEI MARU, Yokohama, 92. PRESIDENT TYLER, Yokohama, 92.

SIRANGER Beach Enc. Alameda. YAMATERU MARU, Long Beach, 7N. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 INDIA BEAR, Guam. GOLDEN BEAR, Yokohama, GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE, Yokohama.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 TRAVIATA, Manila. MEXICO MARU, Yokohama. kl SUN, fAQON AND TIDE THURSDAY, NOV. IS 8un rises Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets THIS ONE New Moon 1st Qtr. Full Moon Last Qtr Nov.

26 Dec. 4 Dec. 11 Nov. 18 10:30 p.m. 8:48 a.m.

1:28 a.m. 6:10 m. H.W. L.W. L.W.

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