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841-IMPORTED SPORT CARS RENAULT, new 1962 models, from $1395. Peugeot 403 and 404 models now here. CENTURY MOTORS RENAULT-PEUGEOT-STUDEBAKER Walnut Creek, YE 5-7500. Open till 9. -Simca Jeep Sales- -Parts Service.

Motors 17944 East 14th Street, Hayward. EL 1-6664. RENAULT, 1959. Needs paint. $250.

TE 2-4938. RENAULT, 1959 clean. $495. After 3. SY camore 3-1335.

Newark. SIMCA, 1961, 4 door, one owner, very clean, $895. Alderson's, 1783 University, Berkeley, TH 5-8772. SPRITE, 1962. White with black leather upholstery.

Heater, radio, rear speaker, tonneau, transistorized ignition, etc. 1m- maculate! Only $1795 or $295 down, to 36 months. Also 1960 Sprite like new! Cardinal Motors, East 14th at 141st, San Leandro, EL 7-8381. SPRITE, 1961, good condition, chrome punched, metalic green, convertible, LO 8-8081. SPRITE, 1960.

Leaf green roadster. Excellent condition. LU 2-2507. after 6. LA 2-2961.

SPRITE, 1960. Blue. 11,000 miles. Call SPRITE, 1959. White, red interior.

30,000 miles. $1095. OL THUNDERBIRD, 1955 HARDTOP An all-white beauty with tutone Black and White leather interior. Has Fordomatic, radio, heater, white wall tires, wire wheel discs and other extras. The nicest 55 Y.

we've seen! Don't miss is. Only $1695. Call or see Mr. Croom or Mr. McDermott at DOTEN PONTIAC, USED CARS 2615 Telegraph, Berkeley.

TH 3-4533. THUNDERBIRDS, 1961 hardtops. Choose from 3 beauties-all equipped with radios, heaters, Fordomatic, and full power. $3699 each. Broadway Motors Ford 26th and Broadway, TE 2-8800 "Shop 24 Service" THUNDERBIRD, 1957, hardtop.

Full power, radio, heater, automatic. A Terrific Buy in a Terrific Car! Only $2,699. Broadway Motors Ford 26th and Broadway, 2-8800 "Shop 24 Hours -Self THUNDERBIRD, 1958 hardtop. Full power, low mileage. like new.

$2195. Collins Motor Co. 21715 Mission Boulevard, Hayward JE 7-3151 THUNDERBIRD 1960 fully loaded, factory air conditioning. Gleaming white exterior, black and white interior. Must see to appreciate.

Bay Fair Motors "International Scout 15775 East 14th San Leandro. THUNDERBIRDS, 1962-Brand New $500 Down, $89.90 Month On OK credit. Equipped with power windows. Trades accepted. Thunderbird Warehouse, 6200 Telegraph.

OL 4-6741. THUNDERBIRD, 1962. Full factory equipment. One year warranty. $28.65 weekly, with small cash down or your old car.

Bill Dart, 6300 College. OL 3-4775. THUNDERBIRD, 1955 removable hardtop. Radio, heater. Like new throughout.

Sell or trade. Financing available. Private party. $1595. Phone BE 5-6404; BE 4-9106.

THUNDERBIRD, 1961. Brand new! Equipped. In storage six months. Must sacrifice. Good credit and $138.80 handles.

OL 3-3113. Oakmont Motors. THUNDERBIRD, 1959 white convertible, $2,499. Joe "King" Corsi 8301 MacArthur Boulevard. THUNDERBIRD, 1955 automatic, power steering engine and transmission completely overhauled, new paint.

Impossible to duplicate $1,599. KE 4-9500 (dealer) THUNDERBIRD, 1960. Full power. Like new condition. $2695.

Private party. BR 8-4585. THUNDERBIRD, 1958. Excellent! Loaded! $100 handles. OK credit--just make payments.

Dealer, OL 4-6741. THUNDERBIRD, 1959. Stick, overdrive, new white walls. $2250. Private.

BR 6-9603. THUNDERBIRD, 1961 fully equipped, power, 1290 miles, $3490. TH 8-0488 evenings. THUNDERBIRD, 1959. Beautiful seafoam green.

Power steering, brakes. window. $2465. LA 5-0809. THUNDERBIRD, 1961.

Near new. $3,395. $300 delivers on terms. 782-4298. Hayward.

Dealer. THUNDERBIRD, 159 full power, see to appreciate. Liberal financing. Mr. Reid, Dealer, EL 7-8415.

THUNDERBIRD, 1960. Beautiful condition. Must sell. Best offer, Private party. LA 4-2333.

TRIUMPH, new TR4s, TR3B's, Herald "1200s," all models. All colors. Immediate delivery. Hayward Auto Imports, 20525 Mission Boulevard, EL 7-1543. Open nights and Sundays.

TRIUMPH, 1959, TR3 roadster. Black, red interior. Engine completely overhauled. Only $1395. Hayward Auto 1m- ports, 20525 Mission Boulevard, EL 7-1543.

Open nights and Sundays. TRIUMPH TR 2, 1955, exceptionally good running condition. Bank terms. Full price $595. Jay's Imports, 2000 East 14th, San Leandro.

352-0312. TRIUMPH, TR 3, 1958. Overdrive, radio, hardtop, luggage rack. 30,000 miles, $1300. OL 5-2476.

TRIUMPH, 1958 $1395 1959 Triumph Richmond British, LA 6-5541. TRIUMPH, 1958, top shape, jump seat, belts, heater, new tires, rack; private. LO 2-7135. TRIUMPH 3A, 1959 RNH. hard soft top.

Light yellow, very nice, $1,345. HI 11- top 7-3454. Triumph, 1959 sedan. $450. KE 3-5701.

TRIUMPH TR3, 1960, white; mint condition; $1,695. YE 4-3615. TR 3, 1958. British racing green, new Pirelli's, outstanding condition. $1250.

524- 5029. TR-3, 1959. Excellent condition. Adjustable steering. Extras.

$1475. CA 3-5747. TR3, 1960, blue. Original owner. Never raced.

$1,550. BE 3-1273 after 2. Volkswagens 1960 Station Wagon $1,595 1961 Sedan, black, many extras $1,495 1959 Camper, fully equipped $1,695 Many, many more sedans. station wagons, Karmann, Ghia's, etc. 3 months guarantee.

Earl's Auto Sales (Volkswagen specialist) Hearst-San Pablo, Berkeley. TH 1-5755. Volkswagen, 1959 Microbus station wagon. Exceptionally clean throughout. Priced low to sell quick.

$399 could handle. DAHL CHEVROLET CO. 3829-3033 Broadway. Volkswagens--Porsches Bank Terms 718 San Pablo, Albany--New 618 San Pablo Guaranteed Used Berkey Lee, LA 6-2942. VOLKSWAGEN, 1960 Deluxe sedan.

kling ivory finish. Blue and white leatherette upholstery. See to appreciate. Guaranteed A-1, $42.66 month. Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1959 Deluxe Sun Roof, Venician Red? radio, heater, white walls. An immaculate Automobile, Guaranteed A-1, EZ terms. Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959. Deluxe SedanGulf blue, radio, heater, white walls.

Cleanest in town. Commuters Special. Guaranteed A-1, $40.27 month. Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958 Kombi bus, "the ideal transportation for your summer camping trip," and all around use $699.

East Bay Rambler, Inc. 16338 East 14th, San Leandro. VOLKSWAGENS, 1954, to 1961s. Sedans, sun roofs, wagons. Easy bank terms.

And we trade! Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804. VOLKSWAGEN, 1957 sun roof. Radio, heater, Krase dual carburetors. 4 speed Synoro transmission. New tires, loaded with extras.

$1095. Fidelity English Motors, TH 1-0599. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958 Deluxe. Fully equipped. Very sharp! $1,099.

Berkeley Motors Lincoln Mercury Comet 2550 2352 Shattuck. TH 5-2676. 1957 convertible; blue. New paint, white walls, transmission. Mechanically perfect.

All extras. Make offer, OL 8-2171. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 Camper, only 6,000 miles. Equipped, $1795. Howard's in Albany 969 San Pablo--LA 5-8586.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1959 Camper, new interior, paint. 38,000 miles LA 6-2942, Dealer. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958, $16.90 down and take over payments with OK credit. Call Credit Manager, OL 5-3200. (Dealer.) VOLKSWAGEN, 1956; $15.60 down and take over payments with OK credit.

Call Credit Manager, OL 5-3200. (Dealer.) VOLKSWAGEN, 1956; radio, heater. cellent. $850, OL 2-0546, 7-4 p.m. VITAL STATISTICS Eastbay Births Born to the wife of: ALTERMAN, Seymour, girl, 6-13.

ARNOLD, Robert boy, 6-17. ASHLEY, Seral girl, 6-13. ANDERSON, Smith Jr. girl, 6-15. AMADIO, Richard boy, 5-30.

BUSTILLOS, Robert, girl, 5-29. BASLEE, John W. girl, 6-5. CARONONGAN, Ambrosio girl, 6-13. DOYAL, Robert girl, 6-16.

DOANE, Charles girl, 6-16. ESCOTO, Arthur boy, 6-14. ECKHOFF, Clarence girl, 6-17. ENGELHARDT, Arnold boy, 6-17. FAJARIT, Ricarte F.

boy, 6-16. GAINES, Lloyd boy, 6-14. GIUFFRA, William girl, 6-16. GUADAGNA, John girl, 6-12. HENRIKSEN, Donald E.r boy, 6-11.

HOFFMAN, Manfred boy, 6-15. HANNA, Rudolph boy, 6-14. HIPPE, Donald boy, 6-13. HOADLEY, William girl, 6-13. HUNTER, Harold Sr.r girl 6-16.

HYLTON, David girl, 6-17. JORDAN, David girl, 6-16. JABER, Jalil, girl, 6-16. LUSTER, Johnnie boy, 6-16. LYNCH, Thomas girl, 6-15.

MAY, John girl, 6-9. MARTIN, William girl, 6-19. MEDINA, Librado girl, 6-4. NEWHALL, Henry girl, 6-9. PAYNE, Gerald girl, 6-15.

PENNYPACKER, William girl, 6-14. PEREZ, Ricardo boy, 6-13. PETRE, James girl, 6-14. POEHLS, Marvin boy, 6-16. RYAN, Walter H.

boy, 6-11. RUSHING, Marvin girl, 6-19. ROSE, Burtis girl, 6-13. SHUTTER, Jack boy, 6-14. SPENCER, Eugene boy, 6-16.

SCHROEDER, Walter girl, 6-14, TAYLOR, John boy, 6-16. TANKERSLEY, Elmer boy, 6-15. WILSON, Kernal girl, 6-10. WAGNER, Lloyd A. boy, 6-18.

WANNER, Stanley girl, 6-13. Licenses Issued William Neil Allgood, 19, and Astra NiKolajevs, 19, both of Oakland. ALLEN-SPROAT-Laverne Duane Allen, 30, and Donna Jean Sproat, 40, both of Shafter. Samuel Edward Brock, 111, 23, Berkeley, and Adele Veronica Taylor, 22, Oakland. BRUNSKILL-HELLWIG-Kenneth -Kenneth Harold Brunskill, 23, and Patricia Dian Hellwig, 19, both of Castro Valley.

Lee Brown, 27, and Ollie Mae Swiney, 21, both of Oakland. CUNNINGHAM-ST. JOHN James Ray Cunningham, 23, Hayward and Henrietta St. John, 18, Richmond. CHRISTOPHER-WALKER-Patrick James Christopher, 66, and Gladys Evelyn Walker, 59, both of Oakland.

COLTER-MILLS Donald Eugene Colter, 20, and Thomasine Jeanette Mills, 17, both of Oakland. D'INCOGNITO-JOHNSON James Rocco 'Incognito, 43, and Rapsy Gallman Johnson, 40, both of Hayward. DIEKMANN-ALBRECHT Horst Diekmann, 28, and Reimuthe Albrecht, 22, both of Hayward. DENTON-MASON-Abrien Sonny Denton, 21, and Jacqueline Georgia Mason, 17, both of Oakland. DOMINICK Anthony Dominick, 19, and Sherry Lee Logan, 16, both of Oakland.

GAGE WENDLAND Noland Theodore Gage, 57, and Ruth Dorothea Wendland, 52, both of St. Helena. GUZMAN-DUCHARME Phillip Jullan Guzman, 19, and Gloria Louise Ducharme, 19, both of Oakland. HARRIS-GARTEN-Thomas Harlan Harris, 27, and Barbara Jane Garten, 24, both of Berkeley. HALAZON-McGATH-George Louis Halazon, 48, and Gertrude Yuskes McGath, 51, both of Alameda.

HOWLAND-SILVA-Frank Ward Howland, 54, Castro Valley and Marie Jimenez Silva, 44, San Leandro. HOLT-JORGENSEN-Lewis Edward Holt, 32, and Hannah Ingeborg Jorgensen, 27, both of Berkeley, JACKSON-ROGERS Booker Taluferro Jackson. 26, Oakland, and Joyce Ann Rogers, 23, Berkeley. JOHNSON-SELLARS Le Roy Johnson, 25, Vallejo, and Nettie Mae Sellars, 25, San Francisco. KIEFER-ELLIOTT- Richard Leslie Kiefer, 24, and Sharon Lynn Elliott, 27, both of Berkeley.

MILLER, Leonard Thomas Miller, Jr. 22, and Alice Jean Blanchard, 18, both of Hayward. NELSON-AUSTIN-Roy Lee Nelson, 18, and Gloria Jean Austin, 14, both of Oakland. OWENS COCHRAN David Chester Owens, 18, San Leandro, and Eva Virl Cochran, 19, Alameda. OROZCO-JOHNSON Sergio Alberto Orozco, 42, San Leandro and Helen Rose Johnson, 46, Daly City.

PRATHER, Francis Prather, Jr. 19, San Leandro and Linda Joyce Wright, 16, Castro Valley. PAYNE-NESTER-Robert Joe Payne, 21, and Vada Darlene Nester, 21, both of Fremont. ROSS-MORGAN Willie Ross, 21, and Wanda Mae Morgan, 21, both of Oakland. SURBER-TORRES-Bruce Allen Surber, 19, Redwood City, and Wilma Ann Torres, 18, Menlo Park.

SEBENS-SENTENEY La Verne Eaton Sebens, 42, Great Falls, and Lucinda Angeline Senteney, 45, Berkeley. SHAW-TATE-Shayne Leland Shaw, 19, and Barbara Lynell Tate, 17, both of Oakland. STRAUB-GERLACH Elmer Edward Gustav Straub, 70, and Rena Parthina Gerlach, 72, both of Oakland. -Aubrey Lee Smith, 36, and Betty Leone Schmidt, 41, both of Oakland. STEVENS-BRINKHAUS Kenneth Walter Stevens, 18, San Lorenzo, and Judith Kay Brinkhaus, 19, Hayward.

SARVIS-PETERSON Robert William Sarvis, 21, Bothell, and Karen Faye Peterson, 21, Albany. SILVA-LIND-Edward Deserio Silva, 21, Oakland, and Faye Jenny Lind, 17, San Leandro. SANTOS-SANTOS-Augostinho Silva 26, and Mary Halia Santos, 17, both of Hayward. TSERN-HUANG-John Feng Tsern. 25, and Rebecca Yuen Huang, 24, both of Berkeley.

TAYLOR-DE LUCA-Paul Eric Taylor, 26, and Nancy Rosemarie De Luca, 21, both of Oakland. VERNIER-MANION-Richard Vernier, 33, and Kathleen Frances Manion, 25, both of Berkeley. WRIGHT- MARTIN-Ben Wright, 25, and Clarice Janet Martin, 27, both of Oakland. -Donald Warden, 26, and Tamara Joan Taylor, 22, both of Oakland. Divorces Filed ODEGAARD, Barbara vs.

Gerald. ROULETTE, Caroline F. C. vs. Edwin C.

KEISNER, Joan M. vs. John Marshall, BAKER, Antonia vs. Joe Donald. RYAN, Bonnie S.

vs. Joseph p. ROMERO, Gonzalo Ernesto vs. Carmen. LOPEZ, Martha B.

vs. Joe M. DOYLE, James Glover vs. Marian Dolores. LIEB, William H.

vs. Thelma Owens. MAY, Bonnie G. vs. John.

NOSTE, Patricia Robin Vs. Albert Bryan. LEWIS, John William vs. Margaret M. PEARSELL, Shirley Mae vs.

John Albert. LAMBRIGHT, Laura A. vs. Walter J. FUGMANN, Arlene vs.

Bruno. Divorces Granted ANNULMENT FILED HUBER, Sandra C. from Robert L. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES SHELINE, Dolores Yvonne from David E. HINESLEY, Bobby Ray from Thora Zoe.

DURGIN, Earline from Solomon, Jr. RENNER, Lois J. from Allen L. PERRY, Henrietta Mary from Bernard. THOMPSON, Johnny L.

from Bessie LOCKWOOD, Margaret Christine from Edward Charles. COMIER, Frank from Emogene. TURCO, Constance J. from Sebastian F. LOCKE, Betty Eileen from Leland.

William. COMESKEY, Lucy Lee from James Stewart JONES, Donna J. from Walter W. RHODES, Joan W. from John C.

COX, B. Ruth from Charles J. FINAL DECREE WALLACE, Joan from Lyle F. PARKER, Judith Ann from George Robert ROBBINS, Doris M. from William M.

ANDERSON, Dolly Z. from John B. SHELTON, Albertine Mae from Champ Wesley. ANDERSON, Betty from Douglas E. BROWNELL, HARRINGTON, Eva, Melvin A.

from Alpha L. M. from Harry G. HANSON, Melvin H. from Kathleen G.

HANNAH, Barbara G. S. from Edward, 11. HOPKINS, Margaret J. from Jack C.

Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES IS ISSUED SPINK WESTBROOK Frank Henry Spink 26, of Seattle, and Barbara Jean Westbrook, 23, of Oakland. CARLSON BALDWIN Philip Walter Carlson, 23, and Carma Joyce Baldwin, 25, both of Concord. LAUG DURIG Paul Edwin Laug, 30, and Heidi Kathi Durig, 23, both of Berkeley. ANDERSON CONNEALLY Richard Gene Anderson, 20, and Patricia Lynn Conneally, 17, both of Concord, BINAM-CLARK Edward Dennis Binam. 20, of Concord, and Sheila Aisha Clark, 19, Alameda.

RAIMONDO-WADDEL John Gary Ralmondo, 18, and Dianne Dolores Waddel, 16, both Walnut Creek. SCHER Don Merle Hopkins, 21. and Diane Louise Doescher, 19, both Walnut Creek. BALL-CHAPMAN Warren Alexander Ball, 35, and Janet Roe Chapmen, 24, both Concord. CAUDEL-PARK Kenneth Charles Caudel, 25, and Joy Kay Park, 19, both Martinez PALHAUS-LACHENMAYR Francis A.

Weather Forecasts, Summary Bay Area Low overcast tonight and tomorrow but sunshine in the afternoon over the inland areas. High today San Francisco 62, Oakland 66, San Mateo 68, San Rafael 69. Low tonight 50 to 56. Westerly winds 10 to 22 mph. Northern and Central California--Fair tonight and tomorrow but low overcast in the coastal sections.

Chance of thunderstorms in the southern Sierra Nevada. Cooler from Merced northward. Mt. and Shasta-Siskiyou tomorrow but Area occasional Fair tonight cloudiness in the afternoon. Slightly cooler.

Sierra Nevada--Mostly fair tonight and tomorrow but chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms south portion. Little change in temperatures. Sacramento Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow. Cooler. High both days 80 to 90.

Low tonight 50 to 60. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Higher humidity. Cape Blanco to Point Conception- -North to northwest winds 12 to 23 mph. tonight and tomorrow.

LOw overcast and local drizzle. Western Nevada Mostly fair tonight and tomorrow but a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms south portion. Little change in temperatures. High both days 85 to 95, low tonight 48 to 58. San Joaquin Valley-Fair tonight and both tomorrow.

Cooler to Merced northward. High days 92 102 except 80 to 88 Merced northward. Low tonight 56 to 66, Northwest winds 7 to 14 mph. Salinas Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow but morning high fog. Slightly cooler south portion.

High both days 70 to 80. Except 62 to 70 Salinas area. Low tonight 48 to 55. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. in the afternoon.

High today and low tonight at Salinas 64 and 52, Paso Robles 76 and 50. Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area Night and morning high fog but fair in the afternoon today and tomorrow. Little change in temperatures. High both days 60 to 70. Low tonight 50 to 55.

Westerly winds 10 to 29 mph. in the afternoon. Monterey Bay Area Low overcast night and morning but sunshine in the afternoon today and tomorrow. Little change in temperatures. High both days 58 to 68.

Low tonight 50 to 55. Westerly winds 10 to 20 m.p.h. in the afternoon. Santa Clara Valley--Fair tonight and tomorrow in but temperatures. morning high fog.

Little change High both days 68 to 78. Low tonight 47 to 55. Northwest winds 8 to 16 m.p.h. Livermore Valley Fair tonight and tomorrow but morning high fog. Little change in temperatures.

Westerly winds 8 to 16 m.p.h. Fort Bragg and Vicinity High fog tonight and tomorrow but brief sunshine in the afternoon. Little change in temperatures. Northwest winds 12 to 23 mph. Central Coast Counties Fair tonight and tomorrow except high fog near the coast extending inland during the morning.

Little change in temperatures. High today and low tonight at Napa 74 54, San Jose 73 and 55, Hollister 74 and 52. Westerly winds 8 to 16 mph. Northwestern California Fair tonight and tomorrow but high fog near the coast extending inland during the morning. Cooler Inland.

High today and low tonight at Ukiah 80 and 54, Santa Rosa 70 and 50, Napa 74 and 54. North to northwest winds 12 to 23 m.p.h. near the coast. California Summary The low pressure area in southern Nevada developed a trough northward through Oregon and Washington last night while the high pressure system persisted off the west coast. This change In pattern will result In low overcast near the coast extending inland over the coastal valleys in the morning.

The cool marine air will flow inland causing lower temperatures from around Merced northward today. The reverse trend may begin Moist air moved Into southeastern portion of California and a few afternoon or evening thunder. storms are expected over the interior sections of Southern California and in the southern Sierra Nevada. The weather was fair: over most 0 California this morning but the low overcast increased over the cossal sections and reached inland to the Sacramento area, Local drizzle was reported near the coast. Temperatures reached 102 yesterday in the southern San Joaquin Valley but cooler weather came to the Central California coast.

San Francisco International Airport was 12 degrees cooler with a high of 67 and Paso Robles was down 14 degrees to 80. Low temperatures this morning were generally 54 to 64 but Needles reported 75. Temperatures BAY AREA Brentwood Concord Danville Fremont Hayward Martinez Mt. Diablo Newark CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Needles Eureka Fairfield Hamilton Fid Long Beach Los Angeles NATIONAL Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Billings Birmingham Boise Bismarck Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper CharlestonSC CharlestnWV Cleveland Columbus.0. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fort Worth Galveston Helena Honolulu Indianapolis, 90 55 Oakland 62 56 80 56 Orinda 71 50 84 50 Pittsburg 82 59 68 46 Pleasanton 83 52 68 54 Richmond 63 53 77 56 San Francisco 59 55 83 51 Sunnyvale 66 58 68 56 Walnut Creek 77 55 102 69 Paso Robles 90 50 105 75 Red Bluff 96 60 59 53 Sacramento 87 54 77 54 Salinas 62 54 92 61 San Diego 72 62 72 55 Santa Barbara 69 58 70 60 Santa Maria 69 77 62 Thermal 101 72 85 61 Jacksonville 88 70 94 62 Juneau 55 47 88 67 Kansas City 90 71 58 45 Las Vegas 102 75 69 57 Little Rock 90 73 82 57 Louisville 86 86 68 Memphis 88 72 84 53 Midland, Tex.

87 68 86 58 Milwaukee 89 63 83 62 Mpls. St. Paul 95 56 88 77 Orleans 90 73 84 57 New York 80 62 85 53 North Platte 90 65 79 67 Okla, City 84 70 83 60 Omaha 87 70 80 74 Philadelphia 80 57 86 63 Pittsburgh 87 64 89 62 Portland, Me. 78 58 95 57 Portland, Ore. 81 61 90 68 Raleigh 76 59 85 66 Rapid City 83 87 60 Richmond 80 59 96 70 St.

Louis 88 68 68 49 Salt Lake City 94 65 88 73 San Antonio 89 74 84 78 St.Ste. Marie 83 BO 46 Seattle 78 61 66 85 73 Spokane 79 52 92 66 Tampa 93 70 93 69 CANADA Ottawa 73 Calgary 72 Montreal 79 Edmonton 70 4288- Regina 74 Toronto 83 56 Winnipeg 88 58 Vancouver 70 56 Kaiser Calls Hospital, Office Bids Kaiser Foundation Hospitals have called for bids on construction of an eight-story medical office building in San Francisco and a 158-bed community hospital and medical center in Santa Clara. The office building will be built on O'Farrell St. near the Kaiser Foundation Hospital and will provide space for more than 100 physicians of The Permanente Medical Group. The ultra modern structure of reinforced concrete with a specially designed aluminum facade will have a detached parking garage for more than 400 cars.

Medical will be transported rapidly from the nearby hospital at 2425 Geary St. through a system of pneumatic tubes. The Sant Clara hospital will be built on an 18-acre site at the southwest corner of Kiely Blvd. and Homestead Road. Patients will have bedI side-controlled radio, television and draperies.

Oakland el 4 Tribune 41 Friday, June 29, 1962 SPORT CARS CORVETTES -Corvettes Choose from 12 $199 DOWN SHATTUCK MOTORS BUILDING 2524 Shattuck, Berkeley. TH 1-5815. OPEN SUNDAY. NIGHTS UNTIL 9. CORVETTE, 1957.

3-speed, Radio, heater. Black! $2199 Cochran Celli 12th and Harrison Streets Oakland-H1 4-0055. upholstery, 2 new new brakes. CORVETTE, 1957. engine, new $1900.

LU 1-2236. CORVETTE, 1959; dual 4 barrel, 411 positraction, new soft top; black; not raced. OL 5-7403. FIAT, 1959, 1200 sedan. like new.

$795. $100 delivers on terms. 782-4298, Hay- ward. Dealer. FIAT, 1959; $18.40 down and take over payments with OK credit.

Call Credit Manager, OL 5-3200 (Dealer). GOLIATH, 1957. Runs and looks good. Asking $295. E-Z terms.

Rich Motor LA 4-4311. Hillman 1962 Deluxe Sedan $1589 Plus Automatic Transmission, $160. Jay's Imports 2000 East, 14th, 1 San Leandro Phone 352-0312. HILLMAN, 1960 convertible. Radio, heater, white walls.

very, clean. $1095. Fidelity English Motors, 1-0599. IMPERIAL, 1957 hardtop; excellent condition. $79.80 handles.

OK credit-make payments. Dealer. OL 4-6741. Jaguar-XKE and 3.8 SEE Healey-Morris Richmond British Automobiles 11820 San Pablo, El Cerrito, LA 6-5541 BE 3-3350 Sales- Service Always open. JAGUAR, 1954 XK120 coupe.

Perfect condition. $500 to take over loan of $700. 569-3194. JAGUAR XKE roadster. Purchased April.

Low mileage. Phone 352-1497. KARMANN GHIA, 1957. Hardtop, speed. Beautiful condition.

Reasonable. Call Matt, TW 3-4567. KARMANN GHIA, 1960 convertible, like new and priced to sell. Lee Adams Pontiac, 1927 Park, Alameda. LA 2-1121.

MERCEDES BENZ, 1962 220-S SEDAN Beautiful soft green exterior, tan leather uphiostery. Becker Europa radio. Execufive car, driven only 3000 miles. Never registered. Save $600.

Liberal bank terms. LOU FOX INC. 2555 Shattuck, Berkeley. TH 5-2716. MERCEDES, 1955 Red.

Very Clean! Only $1995. Johnson PacificVolkswagen, 2855 Broadway, TE 4-7718. 1958 coupe. Showroom condition. Low mileage.

Bargain priced. Bank terms. $89 handles on credit approval. Jay's Imports, 2000 East 14th, San Leandro, 352-0312. MG Magnette Sedan, 1960, one owner, mechanically excellent, exceptionally clean.

Alderson's, 1783 University, Berkeley, TH 5-8772. MG, 1950 Roadster. Interior, top, body excellent--Mechanically A-1. LA 6-2942, Dealer. MGA Roadster 1954 MGTD $895 Richmond British, LA 6-5541.

MGA 1600-1960 Red. Black interior. Wire wheels. Many extras. Fine condition.

20.000 miles. Never raced. OL 8-4372. MG 1600-1960 Red. Black interior.

Wire wheels. Many extras. Fine condition. 20.000 miles. Never raced.

OL 8-4372. MG 1958. Red. Radio, heater, wire wheels. Excellent condition.

Must sell. $1100. TW 3-9585. 1958 coupe, Best offer. Will trade.

LO 2-3177, days, EL 7-2541 evenings. MG-TF, 1955, wire wheels, new top, tonneau, paint. $1095. 758-3673. MG-TD 1952 Mark 11.

$595. Going abroad. CL 4-8542. MGA 1958 coupe white. Radio.

$1275. Must sell. 235-3380. MG-TD, 1950; new white-walls, paint, top. VIctor 6-2973.

MG 1959. $1395. Magnette 1961. $1560. LO 9-5138.

1961. Wire wheels, all extras. Excellent, $1,750. YE 4-6839. MG, TF, 1500.

Excellent condition. $995 or trade for 1959 Sprite. KE 4-7154. MORGAN 1958. 4-4 excellent condition must be sold this week-end; $795.

934- 1252. MORRIS FOREIGN SPECIAL 1951 MG Roadster Immaculate throughout! 1959 Morris 2-Door Sedan A black beauty. 1959 Morris Convertible A real summer car! 1959 Metropolitan Convertible Like One PORSCHE, 1957 Super Speedster, $1995. Richmond British, LA 6-5541. Renault-Peugeot 1957-1960 Used Car Sale! Drive our reconditioned cars.

Buy with confidence from Bay Area's ONLY EXCLUSIVE Renault-Peugot Dealer. 4000 miles, 90-day guarantee. ART BRIDGES' Imports San Leandro 2089 East 14th NE 2-9314 Open nights and Sundays RENAULT, 1960 Caravelle convertible hardtop. 4-speed, radio, heater. $1499 Cochran Celli 12th and Harrison Streets Oakland-H1 4-0055.

RENAULT 1958 Dauphine. One owner. Radio, heater. Very clean. $495.

TH $-1722. Eveninos OL 8-0949. RENAULT Dauphine, 1960, 21,000 miles. One owner. $600.

After 4. GL. 1-9930. FROM DELIVERSI SHATTUCK MOTORS BUILDING 2524 Shattuck, Berkeley. TH 1-5815, OPEN SUNDAY.

NIGHTS UNTIL 9. MORRIS, 1961. 8 months old. Excellent. $935 cash or $50 equity and take over payments, $32.80 per month.

LA 3-0229. MORGAN, 1958, 4-4. Radio, heater, 17,000 miles. Excellent leather. $1150.

NE 6-1143. MORRIS MINOR, 1959 good condition $595 Owner OL iver 6-0370. MORRIS Minor, 1960 sedan. Very clean. Best offer.

TE 2-8959. OPEL-1958 2 door sedan. The finest of compacts. Cannot be told from new. Radio, heater, low mileage.

Only $795. Wolf Buick, 696 East 14th San Leandro. LO 2-6653-LO 9-3553. OPEL, 1958. 2-door sedan.

To be sold to settle estate. Low mileage, Perfect condition. $625. CL 4-2111 or 283-6929. OPEL.

1958 Engine good. $450. Private. OL 3-7630. Peugeot Renault New, Used 15 Used to choose from, $295 up No Cash Needed.

Application by phone. Howard's Motor Sales 22 years In Albany. 969 San Pablo. LA 5-8586. PEUGEOT, 1960 4-door sedan.

Low mileage; excellent condition. $1,350. Phone CR 1-3621. PORSCHE, 1960, 1600 coupe, 19,360 miles. Silver with black interior.

Blaupunkt radio, concourse condition. and Motors 17944 East 14th Street, Hayward. PORSCHE, 1957, 1600N coupe. Movingmust sell this week! Any reasonable offer acceptable. AN 1-4010.

PORSCHE, 1958 coupe; light blue, 15,000 miles on new engine. $2395 or offer. Must sell. EL 1-9165. PORSCHE, 1955 speedster, Super.

Very hot engine, ready to race. BE acon 4-5106. PORSCHE, 1957 Super Speedster, 841-IMPORTED SPORT CARS VOLKSWAGEN, 1957 pickup, new paint, mechanically excellent, LA a 6-2942, Dealer. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959 Microbus with 1960 motor and transmission. Real clean! Only $1295.

3784 Broadway. OL 5-0931. VOLKSWAGEN, 1956 sedan deluxe. One owner. Excellent condition.

Private. $675. OL 2-8468. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958 convertible. Sharp.

New paint. $950. 538-3410; 562-7661. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958. New tires, battery.

Excellent condition. $895. LA 4-0389. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961. Assume payments.

Balance $1510. Equity. $75. AN 1-0195. VOLKSWAGEN, 1955, clean, good condition, newly painted, $675.

AN 1-6679. Volvos, All Models Immediate delivery. New and used. Hayward Auto Imports 20525 Mission Boulevard, EL 7-1543 Open nights. Open Sundays.

Volvo- -Ray Cokeley Sales Expert Service 3000 Broadway. TW 3-2535. VOLVO, 1958, $25.80 down and fake over payments with OK credit. Call Credit Manager, OL 5-3200 (Dealer). VOLVOS (2) 1961 and 1958, both 4-speed.

Immaculate condition, from $1099. Bank financing. KE 4-9500 (dealer). VOLVO in Berkeley--McKevitt 2611 Shattuck-TH 8-2206. VOLVO, 1957.

Good condition, $750 or best offer. LU 2-6935. 841A-IMPORTED CARS Wanted ABSOLUTELY top dollar for any imported car. Out of state cars cleared free. No charge for selling your car.

Hayward Auto Imports, 20525 Mission, Hayward. EL 7-1543. Good Used Volvo TW 3-3073. KARMANN Ghia, 1958-59. Cash.

Principals only. YE 4-7892. VOLKSWAGENS Immediate cash paid. Frank Henry, TH 5-1515, TH 5-1219. WILL pay highest price in town for a clean 1957 Thunderbird hardtop with full power.

Cash on the spot. Call Mr. Cohen, AN 1-6400, days; GL 1-7163, nights. WE buy Corvettes. Top money paid! Any year.

Columbus Motors, 5050 Broadway, OL 5-5538. 851-MOBILE HOMES, CAMPERS EQUIPMENT AAA-BUS'S TRAILERS PARAMOUNT Mobile Homes. KENSKILLS, Parts and Supplies, Reconditioned 8 and 10 wides. We take trades of furniture, cars and second trust deeds on new Mobile Homes. BUS'S TRAILER SALES 2998 North Main, Walnut Creek.

YE 46211 3035 El Camino, Santa Clara. CH 3-6501. A-Repossession 50x10, two bedroom, expanded living room. Set up in park, rented to live in. $5,950.

13401 San Pablo, Space 101, San Pablo. ALJO Fireball Ideal. Best buys at Marlin's, 381 Arthur, Martinez. AT Woody's, 10154 San Pablo, El Cerrito. Allo and Traveleze.

Reasonable terms. ARISTOCRAT, 1960, 16 foot, vacation type. Sleeps 6. $995. CA 3-4016.

BUY Highway Cruiser sports cabs. 1817 East 14th Street, San Leandro. Campers $195 Open 7 days a week, 9-6. Mac Donald's Camper Kit Co. 16827 Foothill Boulevard, San Leandro.

BR 6-9275. CAMPER, almost finished, custom-bufit, sleeps 5-all trailer conveniences. Captain McAllister, MA 1-3828, extension 232; EX 2-3931, extension 2851. CHEVROLET, 1958 V-8 long bed with camper, fully equipped: ice box, bunks, storage drawers. Must sell.

Private party. OL 5-2811: EL 1-3629 evenings. CHEVROLET Pickup, and 35x8 trailer. Air conditioners in each unit. Both $4375.

See it at Bill's Associated Station, 4035 Park Boulevard. CAMPER, Roamer. 8 foot cab-over, sink, ice box, stove. $850 Including lacks. EL 7-2851.

CAMPER; mounted on utility trailers 1962 license. $225 cash. LO 8-0325. FLAMINGO- All models. Deal direct with Dan, no salespeople.

Dan's Trailer Sales, 11020 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito. LA 5-2783. KIT; Golden State, 50x10, one bedroom. like new. Washer, dryer, new furnishings, front kitchen.

Private party. $5,500 cash or $1,000 down. $98 month. 13401 San Pablo, Space 101, San Pablo. KENCRAFT, 1961; 201 foot travel trailer.

Fiberglas roof, plus extras. Shower. LA 4-0389. KEN Camper, canopy pickup. Located 16110 East 14th Street, San Le andro.

KIT, 1960. Will trade equity for furniture 234-7489 or 233-8067. MELODY Home, 1958, 50x10, 2 bedroom, completely furnished, awning, air cooler, washer, other extras. $3995. MI way 4-8070.

121 San Diego, Vallejo. NEW MOON, 25 foot, furnished. Immaculate. Clear Lake. Offer.

782-2972. PARAMOUNT Penthouse. Also used trailers. For a Real Deal, See Real Real's Mobile Homes, EL 7-3930 14829 East 14th, San Leandro. SHASTA, 16 foot vacation deluxe, butane refrigerator, many extras.

Excellent condition. Cash or terms. Phone 276-5437. SPARTAN, 50 foot, like new. Must sell.

Trailer Manor. 1550 162nd Avenue, San Leandro, No. 49. TRAILER (box), 4x6 with complete camping outfit. Custom made tent to fit.

Butane tank, stove, utensils etc. LA 5-6508. TRAILERS for cabins 27 to 40 feetshower and toilet starting at $995. Big selection Shield's Trailer Sales, 13545 East 14th, San Leandro. VIKINGS-Kits, General Premiere 10 wides, 12 wides, extendable.

Don L. Kimball, 6100 Potrero, El Cerrito. 1951 New Moon. 41 foot, 2 bedroom, bath, shower, refrigeration, air conditioner. Asking $1650; will accept financially qualified bids, decision to highest bid, July 7th.

Identification number 2812, located at Shields Trailer Sales, 13545 East 14th, San Leandro, on storage line. Definitely selling, 533-4440, private party. 35-Foot trailer home. 2 bedrooms. Compiete bath.

Would trade. Livermore Trailer Park, Space 7. HIlltop 7-6034. 1957 Southwestern. 2 bedrooms.

Sleeps 6. Completely remodeled. Practically finIshed. Sacrifice as is, $1,685. EL 7-3420.

30x8 mobile home. Excellent condition. $50 for equity. 568-4613. 851A MOBILE HOMES WANTED TRADE honest equity in home for honest equity, or clear trailer.

EL 1-9600. Trailer Dealer. SPECIAL--for vacations--save car room! Rent this Van. (Sleeps 2) $14 per week. 1110 East 14th Street.

532-3172. 855 -TRACTORS AGRICAT, hydraulic dozer. Manual rippers. Engine overhauled. $500.

BR 6-4942. FORD NAA with Sherman hoe, $2250. Sherman hoe ready to mount $1095. Ford industrial diesel with yard loader and 12 foot Sherman hoe, $5695. Ford 850 with heavy duty loader and scraper, guaranteed, $2495.

Oliver OC3 with dozer. Sharp $1795. Techel Tractor and Equipment 1848 Arnold Indus trial Highway, MU 5-6685. TRACTOR, Ford with McGee Scraper, post-hole digger. Ford Dump Truck with tilt-bed trailer.

935-2179. 900-AIRPLANES FOR SALE FLYING Club membership, $250. Cessna150, $3.50 per hour. Cessna-172 $6 per hour. Students eligible.

LO 2-2300; NE 8-0777. 1100-LOST BLACK -white English Setter, young female. Vicninty, Niles, Centerville area, Reward. SY camore 7-3742. CHIHUAHUA, vicinity 23rd Avenue.

Reward. No questions asked. Baby's pet. KE 2-6529, evenings. DOG, shaggy, female, large, dark.

Answers to "Taco" Licensed. Reward. BR 8-1582, after 3 p.m. POODLE, miniature, tan ears. Answers to "Pepe," infected eye.

Vicinity Fair. view Avenue, Alameda. Reward. LA 3-1076. PARAKEET flew toward 93rd off Hillside street.

Chartreuse. LO 9-5635. PARAKEET. Light green male. Lost Piedmont area.

Reward. OL 4-1787. PARAKEET: Blue gray winged, Reward. LO 2-1445. Phone, please! SIAMESE cat; please return the nursing mother to 2129-Harrington Avenue, Oakland.

SIAMESE, female. Vicinity Greenbank, Piedmont. Reward. 653-1299. 1200-FOUND POODLE, vicinity of San Lorenzo, Call BR 6-1750 after 6.

Palhaus, 21. El Sobrante, and Vickie Sue Lachenmayr, 20, Richmond. LITTLEHALE-VAN GIESON William Littlehale, 30, and Joann P. Van Gieson, 19, both of Richmond. DIVORCES FILED SPEELMAN, Betty Jean from Gary D.

MAINARD, Ruth from James K. ETCHIESON, Esther A. from Charley E. MATZ, Gertrude vs. Eugene J.

HEAGERTY, Lorraine vs. Clement P. Jr. DEATHS BEERS, Claire In Concord, June 29, 1962, of 3170 Cowell Road, Concord, beloved mother of Prince C. Beers of Concord; also survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

A native of Maine; aged 86 years. A former 40-year resident of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Saturday, June 30, at 2 p.m. in the MacFarlane-Bryant Chapel, 1385 Galindo Street, Concord. Private inurnment to follow.

(For further information please call 682-1100.) BRUBAKER, Clyde in Pleasant Hill, June 28, 1962, beloved father of Eugene L. Brubaker of Pleasant Hill; loving brother of Mrs. Estelle B. Hughes of Long Beach; grandfather of Mrs. Jeanne Trueman, Daniel R.

Brubaker, Mrs. Carol A. O'Day, Misses Susan L. and Donna N. Brubaker; also survived by seven great-grandchildren.

A native of Colorado; aged 81 years. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, July 2, at 2:30 p.m. Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. BOUCHET, Rose, of Orinda, In Oakland, June 27, 1962, beloved wife of the late Jean Baptiste Bouchet; loving mother of Mrs. Alice Makinson of Orinda and Emile J.

Bouchet of Lafayette; beloved mother-in-law of Dorotha Bouchet; loving sister of Emilie Doyle and John Lacoste of San Francisco; beloved grandmother of John Bouchet; also leaves many nieces and nephews. A native of France; aged 83 years. Friends are. invited to attend services from the Telegraph Avenue Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Saturday, June 30, at 7:45 a.m. Thence to Santa Maria Church, Santa Maria Way, Orinda, where 8 Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary day evening at 8 p.m. Memorial gifts, if desired, may be made to the United Cerebral Palsy Asociation of Alameda County, 4500 Lincoln Avenue, Oakland. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. COX, Lola in Oakland, June 28, 1962, beloved wife Mrs. of Charles Geraldine F.

Cox; Mae loving mother of daughter of Mrs. Esther Wolf; sister of Evelyn Pearce: stepdaughter of Ray Wolf and daughter-in-law of Nellie Cox. A native of lowa; aged 44 years. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Saturday, June 30, at 8:30 from the Fruitvale chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, 1500 34th thence to Avenue, St.

Elizabeth's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. (Phone KE 3-4114.) Parking area adjacent to chapel. EUSTACHY, Marius In Oakland, June 27, 1962, dearly beloved husband of Anna C.

Eustachy; loving father of Roger Robert George M. Eustachy and Mrs. Marie L. Johnson; brother of Mrs. Della Reynier, Marin Eustachy and Mrs.

Lea Esquillot; also survived by 8 grandchildren. A native of France; aged 76 years. A member of L'Union Francaise, Bien Faisanse Foch Culub Lafayette and the American Legion Post Friends are respectively Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, June 30 at 8:30 a.m., from the Laurel Chapel of Albert Engel Co. (new location), 3300 High Street, Oakland, thence to St. Jar.

lath's Church, Fruitvale Avenue, corner of Pleasant will Street, where offered a for sung the Mass of Requiem be pose of his soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Friday 8 p.m. Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery, (For further information please call KE 2-6068.) HIGGINS, Nora Curtin, in Berkeley, June 27, 1962, of 946 Oxford Street, Berkeley; dearly beloved wife of the late Sidney Arthur Higgins; loving mother of Sidney E. C.

H. and John Stoner; C. loving Higgins sister and of Mrs. and Brigid Curtin; loving grandmother Mary Ellen Clarke, Thomas J. Curtin of Timothy, Mary, Kate and Sidney Jane Higgins and Kathleen, John.

Thomas and Patrick Higgins and Patricia, Wil- liam, and James Stoner. A native of County Cork, Ireland; aged 77 years. A member of the Alameda County Employees Association and Panama Canal Association, Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, June 30, at 9 a.m. from the Bayview Chapel of Freeman Cox-Roach Leonard, 2414 Grove Street, Berkeley, thence to St. Mary Magdalen's Mass will Church, offered where for 8 the Requiem High be of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m, at the Bayview Chapel of Freeman Cox-Roach Leonard. Interment Monday, July 2, at 10 a.m. at the Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. HOFFMAN, Martin in Oakland, June 28, 1962, brother of Mrs. Regula Bernays of Portola Valley and the late Mrs.

Charlotte Kellogg of Carmel; uncle of Mrs. Jean Dickie of Carmel and Mrs. Regula Melden of Seattle, Washington. native of California; aged 86 years. A past master and life member Live Oak Lodge No.

61, F. and A.M. of land. A life member of the Athenian Nile Club of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend services Monday, July 2, at 1 p.m.

at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue and 30th Street, Oakland, Live Oak Lodge of Masons officiating, LUND, Carl Albert, of 2301 94th Avenue, Oakland, June 27, 1962, beloved husband of Jessie C. Lund; devoted father of Albert Wallace Lund of Albuquerque, New Mexico; dear father-in-law of Mrs. Jean Lund; dear brother of Mrs. Agnes Hoffman, Mrs. Pearl Whitney, Mrs.

Mabel Bowen and Miss Florence Lund, all of Salt Lake City, Utah; dear grandfather of Mrs. Marsha Odom of Washington, D.C., and Kristan Lund of querque. A native of Ogden, Utah; aged 73 years. A member of the Oakland Second Ward of the Church of Jesus of Latter Day Saints; a retired employee of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Friends are invited to attend the servIces Monday, July 2 at p.m.

at the Mission Chapel of Robinson Bros. ary, 1901 Fruitvale Avenue, near Foothill E. Boulevard, Drushal Oakland, officiating. with Interment, Bishop John mont Memorial Park, Lafayette. Parking provided opposite the mortuary on Fruitvale Avenue.

For further information please phone KE 4-3071. McCLOUD, Mary Ann, in Hayward, June 27, beloved wife of Guy E. McCloud; loving mother of Clyde A. Pooler of Sacramento, Ralph L. Pooler and Rosemary V.

Eckland of Hayward. Thomas E. Pooler of Napa and late Violet C. Pooler; sister of Mrs. Loma Linda, Mrs.

Gladys 1ppisch and Mrs. Isabel Belden of Omaha. Nebraska and Theodore Rigly of Oakland; also leaves 12 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. A native of Omaha, Nebraska; aged 72 years. A member of the East Oakland Seventh-day Adventist Church af 55th Avenue and Foothill Boulevard.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, July 2, at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuaries, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland. (Phone KE 3-4114.) Parking area adjacent to chapel.

RUSSELL, A. J. (Gus), of Piedmont, June 27, 1962, husband of the Mae B. Russell. A native of Kansas, A member of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco, the Who Club Who Club, International, Orinda Country Association Friends are invited to attend services Saturday, June 30, af 11 a.m., in the Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

Portland papers please copy, TROWBRIDGE, Ralph in Paradise, June 26, 1962, beloved husband of Bessie M. Trowbridge: loving father of Harvey M. Trowbridge of Martinez and John W. Trowbridge of San Leandro; brother grandfather of of Van nine grandchildren; Mabel Dervoort bank, South Dakota. A native of South Dakota: aged 74 years.

Private services were beld at' the of the Chimes, Hayward, June Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the fight Against heart disease. Memorial gifts may be mailed to: Association 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. 2408 Park Boulevard, TE 4-5885. SEND YOUR MESSAGE To thousands of readers daily with a low-cost want ad in The Tribune.

Summer Vacations May Halt THE REV. LLOYD GAUT To be installed Sunday Rev. Gaut To be Seated In Richmond RICHMOND The Rev. Lloyd Owen Gaut, pastor of the College Avenue United Presbyterian Church, Oakland, for 15 years will be installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, 3415 Barrett Sunday. Dr.

Carl Howie of San Francisco, moderator of the San Francisco Presbytery, will officiate at the 5 p.m. service. Other pastors participating in the service include Dr. Robert Christiansen of Concord, Dr. Orville Shick of Danville, the Rev.

Sven Anderson of Richmond, Dr. Jacob Long, retired from the San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, and the Rev. Len Orr of Richmond. 'Peanut Andy' Hoffman Dies at 86 Funeral services will be held Monday for Martin M. "Peanut Andy" Hoffman, retired Oakland candy manufacturer who died yesterday.

He was 86. Mr. Hoffman was affectionately known as "Peanut Andy" because of the trademark for his candy, a debonair little character fashioned from chunks of the peanut studded confection. From the early 20s until 1937 a large electric sign of the Peanut Andy trademark standing on Webster St. near 14th St.

delighted children. Mr. Hoffman retired from the candy business in 1946 after more than 50 years of highly successful operations. Born at Point Arena, he had lived most of his life in land and had been active in the city's civic affairs for many decades. He had been a member of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce.

He was a past master and life member of Live Oak Lodge No. 62, F. and A.M. and a life member of the Athenian Nile Club of OakFor many years Mr. Hoffman lived at 56 Lakeview Piedmont.

He had been ill for nearly a year and died in a local rest home. At his side at the time of his death was his sister, Mrs. Regula Bernays of Portola Valley, and the Rev. Mr. Robert L.

Agnew of Piedmont Community Church. In addition to Mrs. Bernays, Mr. Hoffman is survived by two nieces, Mrs. Jean Dickie of Carmel and Mrs.

Regula Melden of Seattle. He was the brother of the late Carl Hoffman, former chief editorial writer of The Tribune who also had been a publisher of the old Post Enquirer and longtime associate of Fremont Older. Masonic services will be conducted, at 1 p.m. at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Ave. and 30th St.

under auspices of Live Oak Lodge. Goldberg Lauds Aluminum Pact WASHINGTON (P) Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said today the New York contract between aluminum industry and the Steelworkers Union is "a constructive, non inflationary settlement. The pact, signed yesterday by the union and five major aluminum companies, does not provide for any wage increase. However, it makes improvements in vacations, pensions and supplemental benefits.

The prestige and dignity of an Albert Brown Service costs no more. ALBERT DROWN FUNERAL OLympic, 3476 PIEDMONT ATTRUE OAMANO The traditional summer vacation may be on the way out in the state's colleges. A change in college terms was taken under study yesterday by the state's Coordinating Council of Higher Education in Sacramento. Clark Kerr, president of the University of California, told the council of the decision last week by university regents to shift over to three full sessions each year, beginning in the fall of 1964. State College Chancellor Glenn S.

Dumke said the colleges have been studying the need for year-around use of buildings, and welcome the university's action. He indicated the state colleges will follow suit and switch to the so-called trimester system, under which the fall term would begin about Sept. 1, the winter term after New Year's Day and the summer term in May. Both Kerr and Dumke said the shift wouldn't save as much money as some people think because new teachers would have to be added. They noted that it would be a mistake to assume that facilities aren't already used in the summer.

Berkeley's summer session now has an enrollment of 10,000, Kerr said, about half the regular session enrollment. Junior college spokesmen said there are obstacles to converting their institutions to the new system, such as many courses becoming uneconomical when held over three semesters because of the small enrollment that would result. Yet in the long run, it was agreed, the change will probably be made eventually throughout the state's higher education system. Ship Movements ARRIVED IN S.F. BAY YESTERDAY IDAHO STANDARD, San Pedro.

RLW. MAGDALA, Los Angeles, 45. RUDER BOSKOVIC, Oregon, Stockton. LAWAK, Los Angeles, 19. MARIA LUISA VELASCO, Los Angeles, 92.

WILLOWPOOL. Moll, Japan, Stockton. TROLLEGEN, Vancouver, Redwod City. ROMO MAERSK. Canal Zone, S-28.

J. PAUL GETTY, Arabian Gulf, Avon. FLYING DRAGON, Kunsan, Todds. PACIFIC UNITY. Portland, Stockton, SAILED FROM S.F.

BAY YESTERDAY KOTEN MARU, Los Angeles. Trans. Trans. RISANGER, Los Angeles, Westfal-Larsen. STEEL VENDOR, Yokohama, States Marine.

HAWAIIAN FISHERMAN, Honolulu, Matson. PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT OSMENA, Long Beach. Balfour-Guthrie, DAISHO MARU Hong Kong, ton-Lilly. SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subject to change without notice. THORISLE, Los Angeles, SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subject change without notice.

FRIDAY, JUNE 29 FRIDAY, JUNE 29 AVILA, Tacoma, Oleum. ERMOPOULIS, Japan, Redwood City, DOWA MARU, Japan, Stockton. GOLDEN BEAR, Yokohama, OAT. HAI CHIAO. HORACE IRVINE, Los Angeles, Enc.

H. D. COLLIER, Ventura, RL.W J. H. McGAREGILL, Alaska, RLW.

LIMON, Golfito, 60. LOCH AVON, Portland, OOH. OREGON BEAR, Los Angeles, 46-S. PRESIDENT TYLER, Yokohama, 50. R.

STONER, Estero Bay, RLW. REPUBLICA DE COLOMBIA, Los geles, 9. TRAVIATA, Los Angeles. 28 TSUNESHIMA MARU, Yokohama, 45. VIVIAN, Hawaii, NSC.

WASABORG, Los Angeles, Stockton, WASHINGTON STANDARD, Alaskan RLW. SATURDAY, JUNE 30 ASTERION, Eniwetok. CALIFORNIAN, Honolulu, Enc. COLINA, San Pedro, 00H. COOLGARDIES, Los Angeles, 41, FERNPLANT, Eureka, Howards.

HAWAIIAN PLANTER, Honolulu, Enc. SHIGA MARU, Los Angeles, 31, SHINKO MARU, Japan, A. SIRANGER, Eureka, Enc. T. SUNDAY, JULY ALESSANDRO VOLTA, Los Angeles.

BLUE GRASS STATE, Hawail, Enc. CANADA. OLYMPIC EAGLE, Avon. SHOAN MARU, San Diego, Redwood City. DE SOTO, Parr 3.

HARDANGER, Portland, 41. H. D. COLLIER, El Segundo, RLW. ILLSTEIN, Long Beach, Stockton.

IDAHO, Hong Kong, 15-17, J. PAUL GETTY, Avon. LIMON, Seattle, 60. MORMACREY, Los Angeles, OAT. NEW YORK, Midway, OAT.

PRESIDENT HARRISON, A Guam, OAT. R. C. STONER, Estero Bay, RLW, SILVERGATE, Stockton. SUNNY Stockton.

STEEL APPRENTICE, 39, TENKO Yokohama, 28. WASHINGTON STANDARD, Carpiniteria, RLW. SATURDAY, Los JUNE 30 Oleum, Angeles, BOLINAS, Los Angeles, Oleum. ERMOPOULIS, Japan, Redwood City, HOEGH CLIFF. Longview, 23.

HORACE IRVINE, Enc. 4. ITALTERRA, Oregon, 31. KALLIOPI PATERAS, Columbia River, 45. M.

L. VELASCO, Portland, 92. SANTA MALTA, Pusan. 32. Sun, Moon, Tide SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Sun 5:508 Sun Moon rises.

Moon New Moon 1st Qtr. Full Moon Last Qtr. July 1 July 9 July 17 July 23 4:53 p.m. 4:40 p.m. 4:41 a.m.

9:19 p.m. L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W.

June 29 5:29 4.9 2.3 7.0 June 30 5.1 2.5 7.0 July 5.2 2.6 July L.W. L.W. 6.9 5.3 2.7 NOTICE: In the above tabulation of the tides, the daily tides are given in the order of their occurrence, commencing with the early-morning tides in the lefthand column. The time and heights of rides in the above Marine Exchange, tables are given for the foot of Park Alameda. For Fort Point, subtract 40 minutes, The column of height gives the elevation of each tide In feet above or below the level on Coast Survey chart soundings.

The numbers are always additive to the chart depths unless preceded by a minus sign (-), then subtract..