Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 28

BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS-DEATHS i HIGH VATICAN HONOR FOR MSGR. CONNOLLY any of Oakland, wife of the lata Harry Heymen; beloved mother of Robert Hev-man of San Mateo and Mrs. Margaret Eastbay Births BoTn to the wife of: G. boy, 12-2S. UNA, Manuel of 22334 Western Boul-vard, Hayward, January 31.

1963, beloved ion of Mr. Mr. Alberto Sir of Hayward; loving brother of Med! end Jahar Sir of Irvington, Mrs. I net Era -of Oakland, Nleve Sir, Mr. Ida Bergen, Benmln, Besllio, Jesse, Helen, Blanche, Emily, Steven, Gloria, Louis and A Ik Sir, all of Hayward and Mrs.

Vntur Vn Keuren of tan Francisco; also survived by nine nieces and nephews. A native of Oakland; aged II yars. Friend ar mvtttf TottentfThe erW Ices from Sorrtsn Bros. Chapel, 1140 Street, Hayward, Thursday, January 34, at 1:30 thenc to All Saints Church where a Requiem High Mass will offered for th repose of his soul commencing at a.m. Rosary services Wednesday evening at o'clock, Inlertnent, Holy Sepulchr Cemetery.

STOKES, Hiram of Oakland, January 21, 1963, beloved husband of Margaret May Stokes; loving father of Llnville Stokes of Oakland. Raloh stokes of The Rt. Rev. Monslgnor He explained the honor Is Nicholas Connolly, vicar gen- the highest rank' a priest can eral of the Catholic Diocese of receive with the title or a Oakland, has been elevated to monsignor. It Is one step the honor of prothonotary above that of a domestic pre' apostolic ad instar participan- late, the status of most priest tium by Pope John XXIII.

with the title of monsignor. The announcement of the Monsipor Connolly, a na-Vatican's action was made to- tlve of Oakland, was ordained day by the Most Rev. Floyd in 1934. He is pastor of St. Begin, bishop of the diocese.

Leo's Catholic Church. Grace Bancroft North Services Tomorrow Oakland and Mrs. Patricia J. Kane bf Baldwin Park; his mother, Mrs.xAnna Taylor of San Leandro; and four Members of Vallejo Masonic Llodge 487 and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will officiate at theN services. Capt.

Oscar Vare a ALBANY Requiem High Mass will be celebrated Wednesday for Capt. Oscar F. Vare, 62, captain of a Standard Oil Co. tanker, who died Sunday at his home at 843 Jackson St A resident of Albany for 28 years, Capt. Vare had been in the Merchant Marine wr 41 years.

He is survived by his widow, Sue, and two daughters, Yvonne Suzette Vare of. Albany and Sister Mary Berna-dette of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary. Services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pat lo Ave followed by 9 Mass at St. Ambrose Church.

There will be a recitation the Rosary at 8 p.m. today at the mortuary. rindchlldren, many nieces end nephews, native of Germany; aged 7S years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Thursday, January 24, at 1:10 p.nv-from the Frultvele Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Frultvele Avenue, Oaklend.

Officiating Rev. Darrll Kreitzer. Interment Sunset View Cemetery. (Parking area adjacent to Chapel) phone 533-4114. BIFANO, Fred Michael, of 31456 Burn-ham Way, Hayward, suddenly, January 20, 1963, Idolized son of Fred nrt Rosemary Blfeno; lovlno brother nf jworne Kemone Lr-a Rarnon-Lf-and-Mary- C.f Bifano.

A native of Davenport, Iowa; aged 11 years. A student of Hlllvlew Crest Grammar School. Funeral services will be held from the Rew Mortuary of C. P. Bannon, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Wednesday morning, January 23, at 1:15, thence tp St.

Clement's. Church, Hay. ward for a Requiem Mass commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation ot the Rosary this evening at I.

Davenport, Iowa papers please copy. (For further information please call NE 2-1011). BROOKS, Ella Saylor In Alameda, January 22, 1963. loved wife ofth late George B. loving sister -of the late William B.

Saylor and Mabel Davidson; aunt of William and Abert Saylor and Elliot S. Peterson; great-aunt of seven grand-nephews and niece. A native of Pennsylvania. A member of the Alameda Welfare Council, a former member of the Oakland and Alameda Business end Professional Women's Clubs, and the Aiameoa Soroptomist Club. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday.

January 24 at 2 30 p.m. me of Fowler-Anderson runerai uirecrors. Avenue, Alameda. 2244 Santa Clara BRINK, Leigh Vannata, In San Francisco, Saturday, January 19, 1963, dearly beloved husband of Lola A. Brink of Vallejo; devoted father of Leigh M.

Brink of Rosevllle; Mrs. Roberta J. Buckner of Oakland and Mrs. Patricia J. Kane of Baldwin Park; beloved son of Mrs.

Anna Taylor of San Leandro; loving grandfather of 4 grandchildren. A native Scranton, Pennsylvania. Age 58 years. Funeral services will be held In the Street, Valleio, Wednesday a.m., January 23, 1963, commencing at 11. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes, Oakland.

BUTTKE George lnOaklend, January 21, 1963, beloved husband of Lillian Buttke; brother of Fred Buttke and Dora McPherson. A member of Portlend Aerie No, 4 F.O. Portland Lodge No. 142 B. P.

O. E. and East Bay Automotive Machinists Lodge No. 1546. A native of Minnesota; aged 62 years.

Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23, at 11 a.m. from the Home Chapel of Andker-Petersen, Fifth Avenue corner of East 15th Street, Oakland Dr. Fred Strlpp officiating. Interment, ML View Cemetery. CONOE, Hattle In Oakland, January 19, 1963, of 1515 Havenscourt Boule- varo, uakiand, dearly beloved wife Joseph L.

Conde; beloved mother of cveiyn M. pierce of concord. Ed th Cerrl of Albany. Matilda Silva of Tahnm City, Pauline Conde and Belandlna Bar ry; loving sister of Alvina Marshalk Lillian Quaresma and Alphonse Huebner, all of Arroyo Grande; devoted or and- mother of Karl Sudweeks, Marlene Mc- uermott, Gail Cerrl, Ron, Pierce, Kenny Chlmpsky, Donna Silva, Edward and Donald Conde, Joseph Barnts, Martin Angenettl and Patr ck Barrv; also sur vived by 3 great-grandchildren. A native or Ausnn, lexas; aged 70 years.

Friends are Invtted to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23. at 11 a.m. from the Drawing Room Chapel of The Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany. Services Tuesday eve ning af CIOCK. (Our parking plaza adjoint the mor- ruary).

DeLAURENTIS, Mabel In Oakland January 20, 1963, beloved mother of Jonn Mark J. and Lelf E. DeLeur enns ana Mrs. Evelyn M. Ramsey grandmother of Gary, Gail and Lorl Kamsey; daughter of Amelia Scarlett, sister of Ethel Owens of Havward.

II. lian Axtell, Robert and Joseph Scarlett an ot New Jersey. Aged 49 years; member of Gray Ladles. Friends are Invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of Grant miner worruaries, 2372 East 14th Street Oakland, Wednesday, January 23 at 10 a.m., Dr. Woodrow Rood officiating.

In- rermenr imounrain view -cemetery. ivripi paming in eoioining garage) DUTRA, Sonora (Nora), In Fremont, January iv, ivm, loving mother ot Mrs. Aioine Kempton of Durham, Elsie Ma cnado, of Union City; loving sister Mrs. Minnie Farta and Mrs. Josephine Dutre both of San Jose, Mrs.

Mary eno nrtrs. Kose uias OOTn Ol Fremont, Mrs. Peg Medeiros of Oakland, also Manuel Medeiros of San Jose. Joe Medelrae of Survived by if nagniioren. a narive or warm Springs.

Friends art Invited to attend services weonesoay, January 23, at 9:30 a.m. from the Fremont Cttaoel of The Rikm 1940 Peralta Boulevard, Fremont, thence to Corpus Christie Church where Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Recita tion or me Kosary luesaay at 8:30 p.m. ai me mortuary.

FERRARI, Mary, In -Reno. Nevada January 19, 1963, beloved wife of John A. Ferrari; loving mother of Mrs. Do lores Davis; loving grandmother of Julia, Gary and Joseph Davis. A native of Kentucky.

Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23, at Licenses Issued BEARDSLEY-FROISNESS Ronald ten- do! Beardstey. 25, San Jose, end Valerie Jeafr FreisnessrSan Lorenio. BUTLER-BENJAMIN Charlei Hiawatha Butler, 24,. and Agnet Viola Benamln, 17, both of Berkeley. BRUNETTI-GOLINVEAUX James Francis Brunetti, 20, and Bernadettt Marie Gollnveaux, 17, both of Albany.

CURTIS-HAMMEL David Allen CurtH, 18. and Eliiabeth Ann Hammel, 16, both ot Hayward COURTNEY-REESE De LOVd Dale 29---and- -Karen Mae Reese, 20, both of CHANG-SHYU Tse-Yung, 26, and Wel- Jen Shyu. 26, both of Berkeley. DAVEY LEONARD Peter Anthony Davey, san Francisco, end Iris Ann I BuL.U,. DAHLQUIST-CAPUT John Paul Dahl- quisl.

24, and Charmaine Ann Caput, -'20, both of ANT AZIA-MORE LAND -r-' Glenn Robert Fantaiia. 23, Orinda, and Claudean Moreland. 72, Wasco. FIELDS-KELLY Billie Boy Fields. II, and Mary Grace Kelly, 16, both of Oakland.

GRICE-LOINGIER Joseph Hull Grlce, 18, and Yvonne Joyce Lovingier, 18, both of Pleasanton. GANTT-WILLIAMS-Harvey John Gantt, 59, and Anna Lee Williams, SO, both of Berkeley. HERZOG STUTESMAN Eugene Floyd Herzog, 40, TacoMa, Washington, and Vivian Mae stutesman, 39, Hayward HALL-LOVE-Ofto Terrance Hall, 26, end Ruth Burnett Love, 30, both of Berkeley. HUTCHERSON LIVINGSTON walor can Hutcnerson, 22, and Prjscilla Mae Livingston, 19, both ot Oakland JACOBSON-MC GH EE-Roger Ned Everett Jacobson, 25, Oakland, and Margar et Anne vc onee, jo, Leandro. KANTER-LONBERG-HOLM Herschet Edward Kenter, 28, and Ruth Lonberg- noim, j4, oom or eerxeiey.

MC KENZ IE-MOLL Lewis Edward Me. Kenzie, 27, and Pauline Mae Atoll, 31, oom of t-remom. MURA-PERRY Ronald Aklra Mura, 21, San Leandro, and Cherl Roberta Perry, io. oan rrancisco. MOSELY-JONES Henry David Mosetv, 45, and Rosalee Jones, 40, both of San i-rancisco.

PITTS-KENNEDY Everett William Pitts, 22, Newark, and Melissa Blanche Ken nedy, 23, Fremont. RALPHS-DAVOLl Ronald Ralphs, iv, ni porno. California, and Kathleen Ellen Davoil, 19, Irvington. SMITH-WYLLIE Creighton Eugene smim. and Pamela Dorothy Wyllie, 20, both of Oakland.

SACKRIDER-JONES Eart H. Sack- rioer, 73, and Georgia Ruth Jones, 68, Dorn oi Lasrro vaney. SHADE-TRUITT Harlev Francis Shad 25, and Rosa Maria trultt, 17, both of Aiameoa. TALBERT-O'BRIEN Joseph Leroy Tat- bert. 30, Marysvllle, and Enna O'Brien, 28.

Bronx, Y. VONHEEDER-GUILLE Vernon Westey Vonheeder, 20, San Lorenzo, and Nancy Carol Gullle, 18, Hayward. WARREN-GONZALES James Mac Warren, 18, and Rosemary Ann Gonzales, 17, both of Oakland. WILSON-STEARNS-John Carlisle Wilson, ii, ano veronica marie steams, 31 both of Oakland. WARREN-ARNOLD David Warren.

21 Berkeley, and Penelope Jean Arnold, 20, San Francisco. YOUNGBLOOD-TUCKER Metvln Benjamin Youngblood, 29, and Emma Lea tucker, 22ettn of Oakland. Divorces THORSEN, Carl vs. Maria A. GOREE, Zeddlne Zllla vs.

Jessa I LEWIS, Ernest Vincent vs. Helen. CROSBY, Aiwan vs. Robert L. (annul ment).

MCMAHON, Fedora M. vs. Thomas P. STONE, Elizabeth H. vs.

William A. CRAWFORD, Vivian E. vs. Herman Lynn BILLINGS, Donna Lee vs. Norman.

KNISLEY, Betty M. vs. Kenneth B. KNIGHT, James Henry vs. Mabel Olive.

FLOYD, Marie E. vs. George T. THIBAULT, Albert vs. Mariorle.

ROMERO, Ruth vs. Thomas. HAMILTON, Orene vs. Harold W. Sr.

ROGERS, Beverly Jane vs. Clarence. WALDMANN, Genevieve vs. George Carl Wald. CUMMINGS, Madeline Anne vs.

Robert Bernara. WALDRON, Jerrv L. vs. Lorraine. HE-ATHCOE, Ivy May vs.

Melvin James. PE1XOTO. Shirley F. vs. Marvin A.

VESELY Shirley Marie vs. Melvin Jo- CLENNEY, William Leroy vs. Doris Ruth. BROWN, Mary Lucille vs. Paul David (annulment).

YODER, Mary vs. Dean Roy. SANTOS, Virginia vs. Donald L. Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES ASHTON-BLADES Robert Ashton, 20, ana berene Blades, 16, both of El Cerrito.

HUTCHINGS-RUSSELL William Hutch- ings, 23, and Lottie Russell, 19, both of Richmond. BRACKETT-FIELDS Raymond Brackett, au, ot Albany and Juanlta Fields, 17, of Sacramento. REBEIL-URIASJuan Rebell, 30, and Margarita Urias, 29, both of El Cerrito. LORD-CASSIDY Auburn Lord. 35.

of El sooranre and Joan M. Cassidy, 36, of MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED PEDERSEN-MARTIN Dale Elvlnd Ped- ersen, 23, of Concord, and Sandra Lou wanm, 19, of Pleasant Hill TURMAN-KELLNER John Randall man, IB, of Walnut Creek, and Sharon Jeanne Kellner, 17. of Lafavett GONZALES-MASINAS Robert Edward oonzaies, is, of Brentwood, and Lydla luiintro rvuina, or pmsDurg, DIVORCES FILED FLOOD, Lawrence vs. Susie J. SCHEIRE, Virginia svs.

Albert P. (an nulment. OLDHAM, Betty vs. Conrad L. (separate mamrenance).

RICHARDS, Rosemary vs. Benamln. FLORES, Beatrice vs. Julius C. Sr.

IRONSIDE, Dorothy vs. Paul C. MELGOZA, Maria Cecilia vs. Rodolpho." BROWN, Ethel vs. Lemone.

PITCHER, Betty C. vs. Ival L. (annulment). DRISKILL, Pauline M.

vs. Mount C. FLENORY, Helen R. v. Chter A.

INTERLOCUTORY DECREES HAWKINS, Marianne from Robert M. HAAS, Helen vs. Jsm. ANNULMENT DECREES McDANIELS. Mry Elene vs.

William. FINAL DFCREES MAPYCR. fVv-rl r. I tnhnn DEATHS BARR, Joseph In San Leandro, January 20, 1963, of 576 Vernon Street, Oakland, dearly beloved husband of the late Mary Barr, loving father of Mrs. Esther Wllkerson of Alamo end Stanley J.

Barr Sacramento; tovlnq grandfather of Clifford Jansen, Wendv, David and Theresa Wllkerson and yickL-Roxarma an Karen Barr. A natlv of Colorado; anert 75, A -member of The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No. 595. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday, 23, at 9 a from The Bayvlew Chanel of Cox Raach and Leonard, 2414 Grove Street, Berkeley. Thence to St Leo's ChuTh where a Reaulem Mv will be ofered for the rerxxe of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Recitation of the R-warv Tueviay ovpning at 8 o'clock. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. BENZ, Martha In Hayward, January 22, 1963, beloved wife of the late Valentine Benz; loving mother of Ketherlne Miller and Valentine Benz of Oakland, Ruth Minear of Albany and Walter Benz of San Lorenzo and the late Julius Benz; also leaves 15 grandchildren, two great CHRPEI OF HEmORIES 7r prtftrtm of Ura Memorial1 Niche a th Columbaxiaun Oi guit Single and Cotnpeewon! Crypts io oy asrw dea CHRP EL OF mEiHORIES CREMATORIUM COIDMBARIVM SARDEN MAIS0llM OeorteOTieMW. Geweref Manager HOWE ST, l1 PLEASANT VaLLEY AVE.

OAIUNB, CAUFOIHIA Wis? 841 IMPORTED It SPORT CARS CITROEN, DSlf, 1B7; S510; after 4 p.m. VE 4-3285. CORVETTE, 1962 4-speed, radio, and heater, LIKE NEW! Red with bleck Interior. TJth and HarrtsorrStJ. Oakland, HI 4-0055.

CORVETTE, convertible, dual fours; like new, must tell. $2,675. 525-7309 evenings. CORVETTE, 157; radio, heater, stick; -clean-sharp, TW 3-8262, days; TE 6-3916, evenings. CORVETTE 1958, must sell before the 29th, $1,850) good condition.

MU Iberry 6-5936. CORVETTE, 1958; 2 fours, radio, heater, posltraction. Immaculate. AN 1-3702. FIAT, 1961 2-door sedan; low mileage, clean, $550 or will trade for pickup.

KE 4-5679 evenings. 3278 Delaware Street. HILLMAN 1961, 4-door sedan, excellent condition, $695. Bob Brown, GL 1-3700, Jaguar XKE and 3.8 COME SEE DEMONSTRATE Sprite MG Healey Morris Richmond British Automobiles 1'820 San Pablo, El Cerrito. LA 6-5541; BE 3-3350 Sales Service Always open.

JAGUAR, 1957 3.4 sedan, blue, red leather upholstery, automatic transmission, low mileage, excellent condition, radio, heater, $1,475. 526-4408. JAGUAR, 1958 3.4 sedan, overdrive, wire wheels, $2,295. Richmond British, LA 6-5541. karmann GHIA, 1959; radio, heater, offer.

TH 1-4034. MG-1959 ROADSTER. 4-speed, radio, heater, wire wheels. $1299 Cochran Ninth Avenue end East 12th Street, Oakland. TE 4-8934.

MGA, wire wheels, radio, heater. $1,225. LO 9-0795. AAGA, 1958; nice, must sell, make, offer. TH 5-9236.

MORRIS MINOR, 1958 station wagon, best condition, low mileage, $700; evenings, TW 1-5613. Porsche, 1959 Cabriolet Super. Radio, green with beige leather Interior. One year warranty. $2995.

J. (JOHNSON PACIFIC VOLKSWAGEN) 2355 Broadway, TE 4-7718 Sprite, 1959 Roadster Radio, whltewalls, liqht green with black too end tonneaUi $1295. J. (JOHNSON PACIFIC VOLKSWAGEN) 2855 Broadway, TE 4-7718 PORSCHE, 1961 Super 90 coupe; low mileage, like new; chrome wheels, leather Interior. Evenings and Sunday, LO -6192.

PORSCHE, sun roof, 1500 3 piece case, rebuilt- transmission. $1,200. EL 1-6970. Renaults Peugeots 19581961 SHOP INSPECTED GUARANTEED From $295 Howard's Motor Sales 969 San Pablo, Albany, LA 5-8586 RENAULT Dauphlne, 1959. Good condi- Hu 1M TU ItBI X4 i'wii.

ji-7v. io'; oner J. jw. SIMCA, 1958 Aronde, 4-door, new palnr, radio, very clean, 278-4128. $350.

SIMCA, 1958, white walls, radio, heater, $295. TH 3-5897, evenings. SIMCA, 1956; excellent condition, 35 miles per gallon; OL 4-3445. SPRITE, 19.60 custom fiberglas front, 4 chrome reyicse rims, custom head rest, rear body reworked, radio, heater, all Jtnobs chromed Inside. $1,469.

TH SPRITE, 1960; good condition; new top; must sell. $895. 636-0909. THUNDERBIRDS, 1955s to 1962s. Hard-tops and convertible.

Many with full power. As low as $42.89 per month. 100 per cent financing available. State Your Deal, 4422 Broadway; OL 4-6977. Open evenings and Sundays; 1963 New As low as $79 month.

Trades accepted paid for or not on Home Owners -Plan. Cy Marshall Only 9600 East 14th, LO 2-7200. THUNDERBIRD, 1961 extra clean, full power, with air, cajl DR ake 6-4437 or see at Rheem Center Shell Station. $3,150 THUNDERBIRD, 1960; white, radio, heater, power steering, brakes, new tires, clean, $2,495. Owner, 357-0424.

THUNDERBIRD, 1958; low mileage. New tires, full power. Bank terms, $1,795. 444-1113. THUNDERBIRD, 1957 hardtop; automat.

Ic transmission, power steering, brakes; white. LO 8-1552. THUNDERBIRD, .1957. Fully equipped $195 handles. See Lucky Louie, 4422 Broad way.

UL -6V. THUNDERBIRD, 1955; $243.30 down and take over payments. Ask for credit man- ager, ol 3-7485. THUNDERBIRD, fully equipped; best offer for equity, take over pay-ments; 1963 plate included. 533-1182.

Thunderbird. 1959, White. CL 4-4513. -TRIUMPH," 1961; TR-3, excellent condi tion, J1.695, private party. 13922 East 4Tn, san leandro.

el 7-4355; TR-3, 1960riell or trade, asking $1,200. LO 9-80673 1959 Deluxe 2 -door, loaded with -extras. Low tur- uurse. voixswagen, irje 2-door, reeds little work $595. Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804 VOLKSWAGEN, 1958 Camper.

Guaranteed. $W5. Vo kswagen, 1954 pickup. A-I condition, Pay Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804 Volkswagen Porsches Bank Terms 718 San Pablo, Albany New 618 San Pablo Guaranteed Used Berkeley-Lee, LA 6-2942. VOLKSWAGEN, 1956 A-l condition, black with red vinyl interior; must sell Wednesday best offer.

3439 Morningside Drive, Richmond. 223-6147 VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 sedan; all extras, low mileage; Ilka new. $1,600. SYCa-more 7-3594. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958 Kombl bus Full price $699.

Full financing available with good credit. Dealer, OL 4-6741. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 Kombi with teats. VOLKSWAGEN; 1961; sedan, nice con-dition, extras. $1,350, offer.

HI 4-0234. VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 blue, excellent con- VOLKSWAGEN, 1958; immaculate; $200 equity, assume payments. Call 44-9787 VOLKSWAGEN, 1954 sedan; excellent conditionf963 plates, 444-6750, evenings. VOLKSWAGEN, 1957, good condition. ca' peirs, sav.

LA 6-507. VOLKSWAGEN 1955-155 down and S27.95 month. 4422 Broadway OL 4-6977. Volvo-8ay Cokeiey tales Parti Expert Service 3000 Broadway TW J-2535 VOLVO in Berkeley-McKevitl Mil Shaftuck-TH 1-2206. Foreign Motor Service S443 Shattuck Avenue, OL 4-7447.

Com-plete service of foreign cars, specializing In Mercedes Benz, Peugeot, Renault, Sin ca. Also Renault 59. 400. 41A IMPORTED CARS Wint.d ABSOLUTELY top doner for any Import-fd car. Out of stale cars cleared tree No charge for telling your ear.

Hayward Auto Imports. 20525 Mission, Hayward. VOLKSWAGEN Porsche, Wa pay too L'" Lmportrt Cir' 2S Snet-fuck, Berkeley. TH S-7474. Cochran anuir or aania truz; granamomer Joanna end Ralph Shuttei great grandmother of Kelly and Shelly Shutte.

A native of California; aged 77 years. Friends are Invited to attend services Wednesday, January 23. at 3:30 p.m. In the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, Dr, Hugh David Burcham officiating. Memorial rememberance may be made to the American cancer society.

HUOHEindwaraV of 304 Cherrvwood venua, San Leandro, January 20, 1963, Drotner of tvan nugnes ot porr Maooc, Wales and John Huohes of Plymouth, Pennsylvania; cousin of Griff William of Piedmont. A netive of Wales; aged 70 years. A member of Star In the West Lodaa No. 40 A. F.

fc A. M. of Red Lodge, Montana and D.A.V. Chap ter No. 7 of Oakland.

A retired cus todian af the Oakland Public Schools Friends are Invited to attend service Wednesday. January 23, at 2:30 p.m, at Truman' Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. Rev. Stanford Davis and Masonic funeral services committee officiating. Entombment, Mountain View Mausoleum.

LARSEN, Captain Peter, In Alameda January 21. 1963. beloved husband Millie C. Larsen; loving father of Robert D. and Irvln N.

Larsen and Katharine Mertln: orandfather of Linda and Nancy Larsen, Christine Place and Peter Martin. A native of uenmam. member of me Master Mariners Benevolent Association, Oak Grove Lodge No. 215 1.A rw the Alaska Sourdoughs. inwltftri to attend funeral service Thursday, January 24, at 10:30 a.m.

at the Chapel ot t-owier-Anoerson Funeral Directors, 2244 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda. Entombment Mt. View Mausoleum. MACOMBER, Alden, In Orinda January L. L.

Amu IV, ivoj, oeioveu nuMJoira i Macomberi father of Mrs. John T. Skinner of Berkeley and James Ma-comber of San Jose; also survived by thr nrandchildren: brother ot Mrs. John D. Wagenet of Oakland.

A native nf nxkljind Friends are Invited to attend service Wednesday. January 23, at 11 a.m. In Th -Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. The Rev. Albert H.

Olson officiating. Contributions to the Alameda County or San FranclscoHeartAssociationjra- ferred. MARCHlf Lorenzo, In Oakland. January on. 1MI.

husband of the tat Gemma Marchi; lovina father of Mrs. Bernice iim and the late Albert Marchi, grandfather of Darlene and Albert, Jen sen, oroiner or uemw i't, hmth--ln--Hv of Mrs. Sylvia Carcione, Mrs. Lillian Sindlcl and Nestor Roren- tinli fother-ln-law of Leslie Jensen; ia survived bv nieces, nephews and other relatives. A native of Bueno Amntirvi.

South America. Friends are invited to attend th funeral Wednesday, January 23 at :30 am. trom the Mosswood Chapel of At pert Engle and 3630 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, thence to St. Augustine's Church- where a sung Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose ot his soul, commencing ei Rniomhmant. St.

JoseDh's Mausoleum Recitation of th Rosary Tuesday, at I P.m. MATTHIAS, Wesley In San Francisco, January 30. 1963. beloved husband of nwi. Antoinette Matthias; brother Mrs.

Dorothy Clifford of Tacome, Washington. A member of Switchmen's Union of North America, local 158. A native of North Dakota; aged years. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23, at one p.m. from the Horn Chapel of Andker- Petersen, 5th Avenue corner ot tas; ism Street.

Interment Mt. view temeiery, MORRILL. Chrl January 19, 1963, beloved husband of Lily Morrill; dear cousin ot Elsie Gilson and Bertha Mac-Arthur; eqed 64 years. A member of Parl-Mutual Employees Guild Local 280, Swire Tuesday. January 22, at 6 m.

at Halsted and Company, 1123 Street, San Francisco. Interment, Mt. View Cemetery, Oakland NEUBAUER, Lorraine Olga, In Berkeley January 21, 1963, of 2110 Stuart Street, Rrkiv. wife of Alfred Charles Neu- bauer of Berkeley; mother of Andrew E. Neubauer of Martinez and Mrs.

Joyce Marie Black of San Francisco; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schutt of Min neapolis, Minnesota; sister of Miss Louis Schutte of Minneapolis, Minne-nt Mr Nmihauer it also survived by five grandchildren.

A native of Wis consin; aged 5j years. Friends are Invited to attend the fu nrai services conducted bv the Rev, Neale O. Jenson of the Grac Lutheran Church at th Civic center cnapei a th Wilton end Kratzer Mortuaries, 24th Street at Barrett Avenue, Richmond, on Thursday. January 24, at 10:30 a.m. Committal will follow at Rolling Hill Memorial for further Information call 232-4383.

NORTH. Grace Bancroft, In Albany, Jan uary 19, 1963, of 722 Key Route Boutfr vard, Albany, loving wife ot tne late Charles Ernest North; dearly beloved mother of Marorie G. Kohler and Dorothy Jacocks, both of El Cerrito; lovlno sister of Marie Sconberg of Sac ramento, Liny Lohstroh and Helen Stef- tan born ot wainui treen; oevoiea grandmother of Sherril, Valeri and Vic torla Kohler and Sarah Lvnn Jacocksi dear mother-in-law ot Frank Kohler and Richard Jacocks. A native of St. Paul Minnesota; aged 69 years.

A member and treasurer of the Albany First Meth odist Church and a life member ot I6tn District of the P-TA. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23, at 3 p.m. from the Drawing Room Chapel of the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany. Conducted by Rev. Claude B.

Frlesen and Rev Douglas H. Henderson. Memorials to the Grace B. North Memorial Fund of The Albany First Methodist Church will be appreciated. (Our parking plaza adjoins the OTTO; Florence Edna, In Oakland, Janu ary 21, 1963, beloved wife or me laie Russell H.

Otto; loving mother of Mrs, Pauline Fredericks of Oakland, Mrs, Irene Hansen of San Francisco, lister of Cleatus Peerce of Nebraska, Mrs. Alice Farrell of Alameda, Mrs. Edith Manley of Fresno, Martha Joe Kelley of Berkeley and Jack Peerce of Nebraska; grandmother of Mrs. Miriam Hill and Edward Hansen. A member of Legion of Mary.

-A netlv of Ken tucky; aaed 79 vears. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Thursday, January 24 at 9 a.m. from the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortu aries, 1580 Frultvale Avenue, Oakland thence to Bernard's Church, 62nd Avenue at East 16th Street, where Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at jo a.m. Kecnation or tne Rosary weonesoay evening ar p.m.

interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hay ward. (Parking area adjacent to chapel.) Phone 533-4114. ROBINSON, Dr. Hewitt In Oakland, January 22, 1963, beloved husband of Grace L. Robinson; loving father of Mrs.

Lioyo swanson ano Mrs. Dantonn Bew ley; grandfather of Kent and Ashley Swansoft; brother of Dr. E. E. Robin son.

A native of Mississippi. Date of memorial services will be announced later. Friends may'" call at the Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. 'Memorial remembrances may be made to the Sam uel Merritt Hospital. SACKETT, Gerald, In Oakland, January 1,9, 1963, dearly beloved husband of Olga Sacked; loving son of Evelyn Sackett of Houston, Minnesota; devoted brother- in-law ot Ray and Rick Herrera.

member of th Bartenders Union Local No. 52. A native of Detroit, Michigan; aged 35 years. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services from th Csporgno Co. Mortuary, 1727 Grove Street, Tuesday I p.m.

ur, rrw srnpp orricianng. inier- mem, nousron, Minnesota. SCHLICHTINO, Margaret Agnes, In Oak tang, January 2a 1963, beloved wife of me late Henry F. Schllchtlng; loving Aunt of I sa be lie George and Selma Miller, both of Sacramento; dear friend of Rosalie L. Abbott of Alameda.

A na tive or an rencisco. Friends are resoectfulhr Invited tn at. tend funeral services, Wednesday, January 23, at 7:30 a.m. from the Frultvale Lnapei or Tne Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Frultvale Avenue, Oakland.

thence to St. Elliebeth's church wher. a Mass of Requiem will be offered tor me repose of her soul commencing at a.m. Recitation of th Rosary Tuesday evening at I p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre uemeiery, neyward.

(Parking area ad- lacenr to cnapeu. Phone 533-4114. SEITZ. Forrest In Oakland. January 20, 1963, beloved father of Mrs.

Thelma Larsen of Oakland and Wavne Seitr Los Gatos; grandfather of Tom Settt of new totk uiry, srev seiti of San Jose, Mrs. Judy Johnson and Mrs. Joyce Boehmert; oreat-orandfather r.runn, Johnson and Keren Boehmert; brother of eerie seirc ot cunton, Iowa. A nativ of nva, agea ee years. Friends ar Invited to attend service Wednesday, January 23.

at 1 a in th Chapel Of Albert Brown Mnrtuaru U7i Piedmont Avenue. Th Rev. Waiter Mueller officiating. FLOWERS OL8-0613 Prmpi Strvic A APOOACAe-r i-h BELL. alrl.

12-31. BENELLO, C. boy, 12-J. BERGESEN, M. girl, 12-11.

BLAKE, J. girl, 12-27. BURTON, IC, girl, 12-27. BROOKS, J. girl, l-.

BALSLEY, J. boy, 1-1. BRVSON, J. sirC 1-5. COUCH, J.

girl. 12 20. LOLLINS, M. DOV, 1-6. COULTER DB.

gtW-M. tCAGENBACH, boy, 12-9. DYCKMAN, J. girl, 12-22. ELLIS, H.

boy, 1-7. FEE, J. boy, 1-4. FRANKLIN, C. girl, 1-1.

GRABER, D. W.V boy, 1-11. HACKETT, R. girl, 12-19. HARO, W.

girl, 12-29. HERLITZ, R. girl, 12-6. HUFFMAN, R. boy, 1-7.

HACKETT, girl, U. HAWKINS, L. boy, 1-7. IGLESIAS, JONES, J. boy, 12-29.

JACOBSON, M. boy, 1-1. JOHNSON, R. boy, JACKSON, R. girl, 1-10.

KEYS, W. girl, 12-15. KINLER, KETCHAM, E. boy, H. LEADER, boy, 12-29.

LENZ, L. C. girl, 12-28. LEE, girl, 1-11. LEVINE, H.

girl, 1-1 lunde, p. gin, LUDOLPH, W. C.r boy, US. MALLORY, T. boy, 12-26.

MAVERICK, G. girl, 12-31. MEAD, J. girl, 12-28. MORMAN, O.

girl, I2-Z5. MC BRIDE, J. girl, 1-6. MC KISSICK, J. boy, 1-7.

MITCHELL, M. girl, 1-11. MORGAN, W. boy, 1. NEWHALLr K.7 NEWMAN, R.

girl, 15-31. NOBLE. W. girl, 1-10. 0'CONNELL, M.

boy, l-. PALMROSE, J. girl, 130. PLOWE. G.

oirl, 12-13: POLYZOS, K. G-. girl, 12-10. PRODIS, P. girl, 1-3.

-PRICE, J. girl, 1-7. RAMOS, BOy, 1Z-27. RINETTI, S. girl, 12-31.

ROSS, F. girl, 12-31. RACKAM. T. uWrL 1-9.

RlCHTER. M. gi'l, 1-. SAKKIS. P.

girl, 12-5. SMITHSON, L. girl, 12-23. SPITZER, R. boy, 12-31.

SCHMITT, J. boy, 12-7. SHERE, C. girl, 1-1. SCHAINBLATT, A.

boy. 1-4. STOLL. R. boy, 1-5.

THOMPSON, W. girl, 1-6. THOMPSON, P. boy, l-. TAYLOR, J.

girl, 12-19. TILLMAN, D. girl, 12-19. WASHINGTON, girl, 12 2. WILLIAMS, J.

girljJIl-JI, WILSON, 5., boy. WISBAR, F. boy, 1-9. Divorces Granted ANNULMENT YODER, Dean R. and Doris rv.

BAKER, Owen D. and Eris A. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES LEWIS, Robert from Nina. MOORE, Olga from James. ROTH, William Jr.

trom margarer d. fnigstrom. Nilla from John. MILLER, Aileen from Richard Paul. WILLSEY, Clayton C.

from Roberta K. SOMERS. Cheryl L. from Charles S. MARSHALL, Mary Jacqueline from George W.

KFLLEY. Florence E. from Irvln L. CORRlEA, Sara F. from Leslie Martin.

SNODGRASS, Irene violet trom Leonard Raloh. WOODMAN, Mary Lou from Donald fencer. FINAL DECREES ANDERSON, Jeannlne A. trom Lowell D. JACKSON, Pauline M.

from General. ESPINOSA, Marcia B. from Joseph. HUSBAND, Luana from Howard. SMITH, Maxine J.

from cnaney B. fguina. Robert J. from Charlene E. Mil I R.

Mild S. from Robert WILLIAMSON, Jeanette L. from Freddie Boyd. RIVERS, Mary Carmen from Robert HILL, Doris Viola Dean Ebrlght from Harlan Lowing. BENSON.

Wanda trom Cletus Harold. DYKHOUSE, Jane L. from Wlllard J. 851 MOBILE HOMES, CAMPERS EQUIPMENT AA BUS'S TRAILERS 1963 Panoramas, by Pan American. Big stock excellent used 8-10 wides; some like new.

2998 North Main, Walnut Creek, YE 4-6J11 3035 El Camino, Santa Clara, CH 3-6501. Campers $191 82 West Jackson, Hayward, 782-7323. Closed Wednesdays. CAMPER, 8-foot deluxe cabover with lacks and Intercom. $500 equity, assume TOO Oiil atfanlnnc CAMPER cabover, $275, see this; 40614 Max unve, i-remom, eae-zAii.

FLAMINGO Fairmont. All models. Deal direct with Dan, no salespeople, uan i Trailer Sales, 11020 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito. LA 5-2783. FLEETWOOD-1955, 35 foot.

Excellent condition. Low down. Assume payments. Owner, LU 2-9559, after 5 or weekends. paramount.

Pan American, Panorama expandables. We Sell-Buy clean used trailers. "For a Real Deal see Real" Real's Mobile Homes, EL 7-3930 14829 East 14th, San Leandro. SCHULT, 1962, with extendo living room, 10x62, all maple furniture 3 bedrooms. 850 Galindo, lot D-20, Concord.

686-6789. SCHULT 1960, 2 bedroom, 10x50. $1,600 equilty, payments $83.30. A19 Bay Point Mobile Village, Port Chicago. SARATOGA, 1953, 8x35, 1 bedroom, very good condition; asking $1,500.

BE 4-6645. VIKINGS Kit Trolans, 10 wides. 12 wides. extendable. Don L.

Kimball, 6100 Potrero, El Cerrito. WILL trade equity In two bedroom, 45x10 wide penthouse. For furniture or what have you? 447-7064. WILL trade 35 fool trailer, parked at Trailer Haven In San Leandro for equity in home. Phone 782-5400.

1959, Flamingo, 1-bedroom. 42 10; must sell. 14831 Bancroft; space 10, San Leandrq. B51A-M0BILE HOMES WANTED WILL trade0 equity in lovely house for clean mobile home. Shields Trailers, EL 1-9600.

855 TRACTORS JOHN Deere loader, 440 crawler, rippers, OTTtrr. jc o-3vro. TRACTOR, leveling bucket, dozer blades. Tajce toat, for jrart 900 AIRPLANES FOR SALE BONANZA. 4 Interest for Zero time engine.

$1,900 i I I Insurance, LU 2-3162. SAN JOSE- 4iying grouo expanding to Oakland area; memberships still avail able. 294-6626, 251-0884. 1100 LOST ATTACHE case, light brown, 21st-Frank lin, Friday evening. Important papers reward.

KE 3-559. COLLIE, vicinity Danville; no loenntKaTion; saDie end white, male children's pet; reward. EL 1-1230 or VE 7-6604. CAT, red, very timid; vicinity 94th Ave- nue-piymoutn, January 25 reward, NE, J-4516, DOG, black curly tailless male, white on chest; children's pet; vicinity 89th Ave nue ano Mtn street. KE 4-7800.

DIAMOND clip, 4 cluster; lost, Berkeley. rewaro. iou wcom. hUX terrier, brown, about year old; an- GERMAN Shepherd, 4 months old; an- swers to "Hardtop." Vicinity 47th Ave- nue ano tas? Mm: Reward. KE 4-9500.

KEY Case, black: SatlirriAV- Unnan, 10, reward. HI 4-6800. LADY'S Rolex watch, white gold, 6 diamond case, gray cord band. Downtown, Kewaro. UL WHQ5.

POODLE, brown mlni.h.r. mil ulrl.iK. Sequoyah Road, deformed paw, family POODLE, black; green paint on body; 27th-Telegraph. TE 6-1499. SCOTTISH terrier dog, 40-pound male, black with gray; Saturday, vicinity Marv dana Bolevard-Santa Ray; heartbroken child's pet; reward.

TE 6-2116. WALLET, lady's, Berkeley, drop in mailbox, no questions esked. $1,000 Reward for Information" leading to recovery of wv spaniel, female, 4 years old, white silky heavy wai, ict, ears, rea mask, Oakland. Saturday. Guy Brown, 357-1522.

i 1200 FOUND -1 --ii-i nrui KEY rirvi with mnu NeGkw Road. Hi 'T Concord, Glenn Stokes of San Francisco ano tn late Oeraldina Lewis and Harold Stokes. Also survived by seven grandchildren. A native of Ohio. Private services will be held Wednes day, January 23, at Truman's Chapel Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street.

En tombment, Mt, View Mausoleum, VARI Captain Oscar In Albany, January 30, 1963, of 843 Jack son Street, Albany, dearly beloved hus band of Sue D. var; beloved father of Yvonne Suiette Vara of Albany and Sister Mary Bernadett Vara of Th Sister of The Sacred Heart- of Jesus ana Mary; sear uncle of Cyril Daunt of San Rafael. A nativ of Franca; aged 62 years. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, January 23, at 1:30 a.m. irom me urawinq Room cnaoei of Th Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 737 San raoio Avenue, Albany, thenc to St, Ambrose Church.

Cornell and Gllman Street, Berkeley, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 a.m. Recita- non ot tne Kosary, Tuesday evening at p.m. Committal Services St. Joseph' Cemetery, San Pablo. (Our parking plaia uuut ill iiwr luary.j YOUNG, Earl Howard, In San Lorenio, January 21, ivw, nusDand Of Nina Iron Young; fathr of H.

Alan Young of Alameda, Gary Young of San Lo renzo ano step-tatner of Fe lice Nina Brown of Campbell; grandfather of six grandchildren. A member of San Ra mon vaney Lodge No. 724 F. A.M. Danville.

A nativ of Chicago, Illinois, aged 65 years. Friends are Invited to attend th fu neral services Thursday, January 24, at 1 p.m., at th Chapel of the Chime, 44Y piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Rev, James A. Andrews officiating. Friends may call at th Chapel of the San Lorenzo Mortuary, 1S77S Hesperian Boule- vara, san Lorenzo until it a.m.

Thurs day. Inurnment Chapel of th Chime. Card of Thanks LARSON I wish to thank my many friends and neighbor for their kindness and expressions of sympathy during my receni sorrow. THERESA LARSON ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully ecknowledges Memorial gifts toward th fight Against heart disease. Memorial gifts may be mailed to: 1 Association Headquarters, J2X East lift Street, Oakland, HI 4-3564 or presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland.

CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions. 2403 park Boulevard, TE 408M. San Francisco Deaths Allen, L. R. Andrews, Nell Aquilina, Tresa Bacho, Melanie M.

Baldonado, Maria Beigbeder, Jean B. Bingham, C.J. Brooks, Virginia K. Buel, T. L.

Burke, C. F. Corboff, Dorothy P. Cox, J. D.

Dubben, H. H. Fay, R. F. Gasparlch, Agne Gelnett, J.G.

Lopei, p. Lilian, A. E. Lynch, M. F.

Martlnelll, W. T. Morris, A. Ohlsen, Consuelo M. Ortman, J.

Petersen, Martha B. i r- Rothenbusctv Marie F. Smith, R. Sparks, J. H.

Stevens, D. M. Strom, J. Tylor, D. Troy, Agne Werner, R.

G. Wheeler, Aid Wolter, H. R. Hansen, S. A.

Harriett, M. Jensen, Clara P. Kelleher, G. F. Keller, J.

J. Kring, F. W. Landitrom, L. L.

I D- LiSi. a-VUdllCSt; udn musi For Twist Dancinq BEIRUT (UPD Interior Mini ster Kamal Jimblatt Monday ordered Lebanese orchestra leaders to sign a pledge promi sing not to play music for dancing the twist. He said they would be ar- rested if they refused. Recently, Jimblatt failed in attempts 10 eniorce a Dan on belly dan. cing here.

Ship Movements SCHEDULED ARRIVALS "JS0 10 cnns without notlc. TODAY ARTLENBURG. Los Anol. HALYCON PIONFPB. IDAHO STANDARD, RLW.

IBERVILLE, Aberdeen, OAT, NORDANGER, Los Angeles. PATRICK. Honolulu. PRESIDENT HARPI.WN. in Aon R.

FOLLIS, Calif. RLW. SANTA ANITA, Los Angles, 37. SANTA MARIA, Alaska, Oiol. SETA MARU, Los Angeles, 31.

THORSISLE. New TENT. WEDNESDAY, JAN. oKAaiLlA, Los Angeles, BLAND; Yokohama. BOLINAS, Los AnnelM.

94 CATAWBA FORD, San Pedro, Martinet -KJI1. nnartlnei. HORACE LUCKENRArH. vk. Stockton.

KAMOHARU MARU, Yokohama, IUW UNA MAS I nm An KOHKA MARU, Los Anqeles, ENC --KULMERLAND, Coos Bay, Stockton. LOCH LOYAL Longview, Rich. SHOUP, EX Seattle: hu tct NUCK. SCHEDULED DEPARTURES subiect to change without notice TOOAY DUNCAN BAY, E'k Fall, B.C., An- tloch. FLYING A WAmur.Tnu GUDRUN BAKKE, Hong Kong, 45 HOEGH DENE, Singapore, 23.

LISA Honolulu, RLW. SEAHORSE, Duncan Bay, W. H. BERG, RLW. WONOGIRI, Northwest, 19.

YOUNG AMFRira. Vnlnhiu WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 CALIFORNIAN, Honolulu, ENC I. GOLDEN BEAR, Yokohama. GRAND EXPLORER, Japan.

KVERNAAS, Yokohama, 1. VILLANGER, Lo Angeles. SUN, MOON AND TIDE WFDNPrAV. Illl Sun rises 7 Ma I h. Moon rise Moon sets'!" New Moon 1st Qtr.

Full Moon Ust Qtr. Feb. 1 Jan. a Feb. 1 Feb.

i 43 a.nt-t3:S0 a.mT:52 a.m. L.W. H.W. L.W. Januarv H.

W. I. W. J5pl.3 4-4fo-0J January 23 5 L.W. H.W.

January 24 Januarv 94 3:4 2J H.W. 12:12 i 12:50 5 2 NOTICE, in the annwa -j tides, the dally tides ar given. In the order of their occurrence, commencing with th early moral ng tides In th Wt- hand column. Th -fm nd twlghhl of tide tn th above Marin Exchange, tables are given for the foot of Park St. In Alameda.

For Fort Point, subtract 40 mlnutei The column nf haioht aIvm tHa of each tide In feet above or below th lev) on Coast Survey chart soundings. Th number ar always addltlv to th Chart depth unless oraeatsad bv a mlnua sign () then subtract. at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland ALBANY Services will be held Wednesday for Grace Bancroft North, 69, a civic leader of this city for 36 years. Mrs. North, who lived at 722 Key Route was the wife of the late Charles Ernest North.

She was responsible for a number of civic improvement programs, including the purchase and beauti- fication of Key Roujp and the initiation of the free school lunch program at Cornell School in the depression. In 1944, she was awarded an honorary life membership in the Sixteenth District of the Parent-Teachers Association, which then comprised all of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Mrs. North had been a member of the First Metho dist Church of Albany for 36 years, and for the past 17 years had been treasurer and financial secretary of the church. Before her marriage in 1913, she was an accredited teacher in Spokane, Wash.

After her marriage-she put: her teaching ability to use in the church Sunday school, and by teaching remedial courses to slow learning students in the local She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie G. Kohler, of 7711 Eureka El Cerrito, and Mrs. Dorothy Jacocks, of 630 Liberty EI Cerrito, three sisters, Marie Sconberg, of Sacramento, and Lilly Loh-stroh and Helen Steffan, both of Walnut Creek, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m..

Wednesday at the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Ave. Leigh Brink VALLEJO Masonic funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Wiggins Funeral Home for Leigh Van nata Brink, 58, a Southern Pacific raiirpad engineer nd longtime Oakland resident who died Saturday in a San Francisco Mr. Brink, of 405 Washing ton was a resident of Oakland for 46-years before moving to this city six years ago. He was a member of Oakland's Bayyiew Masonic Lodge 401 and the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers of Oakland.

Mr. Brink leaves his widow, Lola; a son, Leigh M. Brink of Rosevllle; two daughters, Mrs. Roberta J. Buckner of WEATHER Bay Area Fair tonight and Wednes day with little chang In temperature.

Highs to 55, low tonight 35 to 45. Northwest winds I to IS m.p.h. Northern and Central California Pair tonight and Wednesday except low clouds and fog locally along coast. Llttl Chang in temperature. Mt.

Shasta-Slsklyov Area Fair tonight and Wednesday. Little chang In tem perature. Sacraments Valley Fair tonlaht and Wednesday. Little change In temperature. High both days i'l to 62, low tonight 25 to 33.

Gentle winds. Cap Blanco to Point Conception Winds mostly northwest 14 to 29 m.p.h. tonight and Wednesday. Fair xcept patches of low clouds. Western Nevada Fair tonlaht and Wednesday.

Little change In temperature. High both days 45 to 55, low tonight 5 to 20. San Joaquin Valley Fair tonight and Wednesday. Little change In tempera ture. High both days 50 to 60, low to night 22 to 32.

Gentle winds. Salinas Valley Fair tonlaht a Wednesday, Little chang In temperature. mgn oom gays js to 6J, low tonight 23 to 33. Gentle winds. High today and low tonlaht at Salinas 2 and 32, Paso obits 62 and 24.

Santa Maria-San Lull Oblspa Coastal Are Fair tonight and Wednesday except possibly morning tog. Little chang In temperature. High both days 57' to 64, low tonight 21 to 36. Gentle winds. Monterey Bay Area Fair tonlaht and Wednesday except a little momlna cloudi ness.

Llttl change In temperature. High both day 55 to 63, low tonight 30 to 40. Gentle winds. Santa cure vaiwy Filr tonlaht and Wednesday but patches of morning cloud iness. Little chang In temperature.

High both days 57 to 64, low tonight gh to 35. Genii wind. Llvermoro Vlly Flr tonight and Wednesday. Llttl change In temperature. Gentl winds.

Fort Bragg and Vicinity Fair tonight and Wednesday. Llttl chang In tempera ture. Coastal wind northwest 12 to 23 m.p.h. Central Caast Counties Fair tonight and Wednesday xcpt patch of low cloud- this morning. Llttl change in temparatur.

High today and low tonight at San Jose 60 and '33, Holltster 60 and 27, Napa 56 and 26. Gentl winds. Northwestern California Pair tonlaht and Wednesday. Little chang In temperature. High today and low tonight at Uklah 60 and 30, Napa 56 and 26, Santa Rosa 56 and 26.

Coastal winds nartth west 12 te 25 m.p.h. California Summary A strong high oressur system (tin covers th western state and extends several hundred mile offsnor. It I be ginning to move cast a llttl so that th center should be over the Pacific Northwest Wednesday. Flr weefher I still th forecast for California at least through Wednesday except for a tittle tow cloudiness and fog locally along the coast. Sonny sties Drevallad over all si eha State Monday except for low cleudtnes on the north coast.

Temperatures en th averaoe have shown a alloht trans' tn. ward wermer during th past 24 hour though 6w place hev not followed Forrest Seitz Services will be held Wednesday for Forrest- I. Seitz, 86, a 40-year resident of Alameda County. Mr. Seitz retired in 1944 after 25 years with the Piedmont Grocery company.

He had been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Oakland for 40 years. He is survived by a dangh-ter, Mrs. Thelma Larsen, with whom he lived at 79 Gleneden and a son, Wayne Seitz, of Los Gatosrnd four grand- children and two great grandchildren. Services- will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Ave.

Bemiss to Lead Sons in Reriremen Homer J. Bemiss, Oakland civic leader, was installed today as head of the Eastbay branch of Sons In RetirememVx- The organization is a lunch eon club whose members are retired businessmen. Other new officers include C. T. Hofmeister, Berkeley; Charles SMauzy, San Leain-dro, senior sdirector; G.

L. Sargent, Berkeley, junior di rector, and H. D. Heiman, San Leandro, secretary-treasurer. REPORTS th general trend.

High for th day ye, terday was mostly In the 50 except In th 60s In th Salinas Valley and on the south coast and near 70 In th Palm Springs area. Low last night was still below freezing at most valley points. Fog Is prsent thi morning at scattered places in the valleys of Northwestern California end tow clouds cover much ol th San Francisco Bay Area. Temperatures BAY AREA Dahvlll Fremont -Hayward Martinet Newark Oakland CALIFORNIA Bakersfleld Eureka Fairfield Fresno Hamilton Fid Los Angeles Moffett Fid Needles 60 24 Orinda St 52 38 Pittsburg 57 2 54 32 Richmond 56- 36 54 31 S. Francisco 56 45 55 36 Sunnyvale 54 3S 63 44 Walnut Creek 3k 54 J2 Red Bluff MS 50 43 Sacramento 57 34 54 31 Salinas 64 33 58 30 San Diego 65 45 53 30 Barbara 66 35 71 45 Santa Marl 62 33 54 -38 Stockton 56 26 62 35 Thermal 4 33 63 25 Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue.

Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery Contributions may be mad to th Heart Association. FRENCH, Berlin of 62 Belshaw Street, Antloch, January 21, 1963, beloved hus band of Mona French of Antloch; father of Phoebe, Margaret, Thomas and Jonathan French all of Antioch and Chester French of North Sacramento, loving son of Mr. and Mrs. T. French of Kingsburg; brother of Mrs Margie Null of Kingsburg, Mrs.

Thelma Baker of Washington, Wlnfred French Selma, French of Stockton and Calvin French of Denver, Colorado native of Texas; aged 53 years. A member of Oakland Local No. 10 of the Boilermakers Union Friends ar Invited to attend funeral services at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Jan uary 23, in the Hlggin Funeral Home, 1310 A street, Antiocn.

GREGORY, Florence January 20, 1963, loving daughter of the late George and Emma Wilkie; beloved sister of Georgina and the late Norman Wilkie. A. past member of. the. Music Teacher' Association of Alameda county.

Funeral January 22, at a.m. from Brkjld Church, Van Ness Avenue ana Broadway, 5an Francisco, where a High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated for the repose ot her soul Interment, St. Mary' Cemetery, Oak lang, HAMPEL, Alice, in Oakland, January 21 1963, of-1528 East-I4th-Street, devoted aunt of Alice Kennedy-- and PafHar. ring ton. A netive of Oakland; aged yi years, a member ot me s.p.r.s Council No.

6. Friends may call at the East Lawn Chapel of Chris Borba, East 14th at Fifth Avenue, Oakland. Notice of fu- neral later. Fx further Information call GL 1-6942. HARNETT, Maurice, In Oakland, January 2i, iv6j, oeioveo nusoand of Anna Harnett; loving father of Joanne end Maurice T.

Harnett; loving brother of rwrs. wary Keete, Timothy, Thomas, Michael, John, William, Murthy, Jefferv and Edward Harnett; loving grandfather of Mary K. Harnett; a native of County torn, ireiano. A member ot A. O.

St. Patrick's Alliance -and Rebel Cork Be nevolent Association Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Thursday, January 24, at 8:30 a.m. from The Chapel of th Oaks, Oak land Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue Thence to St. Columbia's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered tor the repose of his soul at 9 a.m. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre Re citation of the Rosary Wednesday eve ning ar p.m, HEYMAN, Isadora In Sent Cruz.

January 20, 1963, of Berry Creek form- TE 2-8600 2930 Telegraph Ave. and Keiser Center Ption eider get special attention The prestige and dignity of in Albert Brown Service OLyrnple 3-7323 UTt PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLAND VL- NATIONAL Precipitation Billing, jrr BrSfTrarckV Chlcago HUtnt, Mi Hono. Sii'un7' WInM Beach, .111 Mpl St Paul, .02 0m" -0U Plttstmrbh, if St St Maria, .07. A beny NY 30 04 Kansas Cltv Alcmquerqu 41 15 Las Vegss 64 30 62 24 Little Rock 43 23 33 33 Louisville 1 15 21 13 Memphis 36 27 34 25 Miami Beach 71 55 44 41 Midland Tex 60 3J 35 34 Milwaukee 01 -64 -20 Mprt St Paul It -HJ 45 11 New Orteen 4S 29 63 44 New York 46 13 0 04 North Piatt 43 0 Amarnio Anchorage AshevHI Atlanta Billing Birmingham Bismarck Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper" Chrlstn SC 3 03 Okl City 54 umani 10 a 61 SI II 05 as 4 4B-1S 52 11 50 24 If 26 01 57 37 06 -11 36 33 2 II 71 3t 43 17 7 a Chrlstn 17 10 Philadelphia Chiceoo 10 01 Phoanlx Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus 0 Denver De Molne Detroit Duluth El Peso Falrbeoks Fort Worth Haiana Honolulu Indiana doIU 13 01 Pittsburgh 06 03 Portland 14 10 Prtlnd Or 52 31 Raleigh 21 04 Reno 07 02 Richmond 0 -24 St. Louis 50 23 SUk.City 24 14 San Antonio 35 St St Mar 52 02 Seattle 77 70 Sonkana 2 S'Prbg Jackson Miss 43 Jcksnvlll 70 30 Wlrhll.

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