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SPORT CARS 1957 price, $795. good 201 condition, low low 8-4419. Shattuck, Berkeley, TH ALFA, 1957 condition. extra $1,295. seat.

2471 radio, Shattuck, heater. Berkeley, TH 8-4419. ALFA radio, Romeo, heater, 1960. Veloce and Sprint 2471 shattuck, Berkeley. Austin-Healey, 1962 and Sprite Interior.

Real Radio, $1,395. 1-year GW warranty. J. P. VOLKS (JOHNSON PACIFIC VOLKSWAGEN) 2855 Broadway.

ACK Austin-Healey, Porsche, Jaguar, Corvette, MorMG: Sprite, gan, Romeo, Alpine, Volkswagen. For a quality one Coyle San Hampton -Motors Avenue, El. cerrito, 210200 7-0343. AUSTIN- deluxe, HEALEY, 1960 series, Roadster: wheels, overdrive. $89 White, down black on credit.

Interior. approval, Bank low Terms, monthly only payments. Jay's Imports, 2000 East 14th, San Leandro. 352-0312. AUSTIN HEALY, $25.81 1961 monthly, Sprite, Bank mint con- findition.

Pay "Ray ancing, Ely $975. Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, 1-2804 AUSTIN-HEALEY, 1955, overdrive. 100-47 rebuilt al engine. excellent transmission; rubber, etc. $800.

LA clutch, 24260, after make 1962, offer. red, 944 white in ferlor seater, Talbot, Albany, AUSTIN Healey, 1958; handles. Beautiful Ask red; Wire wheels. $72.43 3-7485. Dealer, for Credit Manager, OL AUSTIN-Healey.

1959: condition. 3,0007 $1,650. red, wire LA wheels; six. excellent 2-4496 after AUSTIN-HEALEY, 1963 convertible, $2,999 10200 San Pablo, El Cerrito, LA 7-0343 Coyle Hampton Motors AUSTIN Healey, 1961; Area. most TH beautiful 3-9897.

concourse winner in Bay AUSTIN HEALEY, Consider 19587 trade, wire 534-2529. wheels. Best cash offer. two 4'5 posi-traction, radio, heater, Ail CORVETTE 1961 Hardtop coupe, speed, white with red leather interior. One owner never raced, Real former owners name given on request.

Only $2,999. Bob Philippi, 14th, KE Inc. 4-8544. Lincoln Mercury 4200 East CORVETTE, 1962, Big engine, 4-speed, positraction, white, Will walls, finance. white with LU-1-5709, red Inferior, perfect.

after 6. CORVETTE, 1960 hardtop: $1,400 radio, heater, automatic: Immaculate, EL 7-6010. for. equity, 'assume CORVETTE, 19577 3800 Equity, fake over payments. nine payments.

first payment due in March. 581-4283. CORVETTE, 1963 Stingray fastback; 300 horsepower, speed, Immaculate, trade accepted; will finance. 376-5559. CORVETTE, 1962, red.

327 engine barPositraction, take over payments $124. 656-4181. CORVETTE, 1963 Sting Ray, convertible, red. 4 speed, 300 horsepower, excellent condition $3,750 private party: 568-4926. CORVETTE, 19588 speed; 1962 fuel inlection engine; 411 excellent condition; make offer.

845-8397 CORVETTE, 19601 red, 4 speed, 270, Traction. See to appreciate, 444-1813, GL 2-2596 after 6:00. CORVETTE, 1963 convertible, 340 horsepower, speed positraction; $4,000, drafted. KE 2-3453. CORVETTE, -1961 4-speed, hardtop, like new, getting married, must sell, sacrifice $2,895.

OL. 5-4805. CORVETTE, 1954; everything restored to original, except paint: $1,200. 537-9847. CORVETTE, 1959; 1962-327 engine, 4 speed, real clean, $1,995, 569-2365.

FIAT 1964's 1100D Sedan $1,598 CARL BLOCK 3137. Broadway, Oakland. 352-8313 FIAT. 19597 Very good transportation, $27.32 handles. Ask for credit manager.

eL 3-7485. Dealer. HILLMAN, Husky, 1963 station wagonsa few new ones left! Only $1,599, P.O,E. Normal down. $37.89 monthly.

Now is the time to buy! Jay's Imports, 2000 East 14th, San Leandro. 352-0312. MILLMAN Husky Wagon, 1959, very clean, new clutch, tires: $595. Offer or trade. 532-6577 evenings.

HILLMAN MINX, 1958 white station BE 5-1073. ISETTA, 1958; tow bar, best offer. 841-2880. JAGUAR, chrome 1962 XK-E Coupe: $4,195. AM-FM redio, wire wheels.

Coyle Hampton Motors, 10200 San Pablo, El Cerrito, LA 7-0343. JAGUAR, Mark-7 sedan, 1953) excellent condition. Sell-trade BE 3-6022. JAGUAR, XKE 1962 coupe. Real clean.

$3,995. 261-6453 after 6:30 351-5721. KARMANN GHIA, 1958 Coupe. This a nice carl Blue. Berkey Lee- Volkswagen 718 San Pablo, Albany LANCIA.

(Italian), 1962 convertible: Chantilly Ivory, black top, red leather, exceptional, only 14,000 miles; teriffic economy: cost $4,200, sacrifice. VE 7-6162. MERCEDES- -New 1964 230 SL I Roadster Now on Display CENTURY MOTORS Mercedes Benz Sales 2100 North Main, Walnut Creek: YE 5-7500 Mercedes, 1959 Convertible 220S 2-Door Coupe Sparkling original beige finish with black top and perfect original leather Interior. The buy of your life Only $3,495. Priced $400 under Blue Book for this special sale.

Call or see Mr. McDermott or Mr. Croom at DOTEN PONTIAC. USED CARS 2615 Telegraph, Berkeley-TH 3-4533 MERCEDES-BENZ Sales -Service European Deliveries Service when you return CARL BLOCK 3737 Broadway 652-8313 MERCEDES, 1963, 220 sedan; Ilke new: sacrifice: $3,400. Before 6, 8-7600, EM 8-7757.

MG 1962 convertible; radio, heater, wire wheels? new tires, excellent condition. will accept trade. After 5 p.m., OL 4-5163. MG Midget 1963, radio, heater, side mirrors, seat belts, deluxe hardtop, white exterior, red interior. Immaculate condition, $1,995.

685-4653. MGA 1960 roadster: wire wheels. very good condition; $1,250. Call 538-7141, evenings. MG, TF 1500 1955; wire wheels, good condition, $700.

or offer; must sell. TW 3-9823. MG, 1963; Like new. $89.90 handles. Ask for credit manager.

OL 3-7485. Dealer. MG-TF: 1500, 1955, wire wheels, $600. GL 2-4717. MGA, 1957; coupe, new paint, fires; good condition.

$875. LA 2-4403. OPEL, 19587 Good condition; make offer. Call 793-3942. PORSCHE 1600 Coupe, 12,000 actual miles, believe it or not.

Berkey Lee Volkswagen 618 San Pablo, Albany. RILEY, 1951 convertible, original needs motor work; offer TW 3-6920 evenings. Renault- -Peugeot So. Alameda County's ONLY franchised dealer. All models All colorsSALES -PARTS -SERVICE Tricolor Motors East 14th Street at 103rd Avenue, Oakland NE prune 2-8340.

RENAULT Northern California's Oldest Authorized dealer. For the best. In sales, parts and service. See: HOWARDS969 San Pablo, LA 5-8586. RENAULT, 1959 Dauphine: $375.

Earl's Auto Sales. Th 1-5755. RENAULT -IMPORTED Dauphine, SPORT CARS cellent fires 1961; condition, 4 speed, exShattuck, Berkeley, 8-4419. $595. 2471 and ROVER, steering, late 1962, automatic 3 litro, power, brakes owner; $3,950.

357-5510; transmission, one car. SIMCA, $1,685. 1964. Chrysler's all P.O.E. San Francisco.

economy ant Bob HIll, TE Richard 4-5550; Chrysler-Plymouth, PleasHayward, 351-4608. Motors, 22357 Mission Street, Cooper 5-1323. From SPRITES 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963 $895 10200 Coyle Hampton Motors 7-0343. San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, LA from 4. THUNDERBIRD, 1964; loaded.

Choose "Where Quality Deliver Come In 20 minutes! $4,500. 7278. OPEN 25656 DAILY Mission, Hayward. 582- Al Bruner, First!" 9 to 9. plus: THUNDERBIRD, emaculate.

1963; all equipment private party. 14000 miles; one owner; HE 1-0590, Dave. Evening, consider week trade; ends. $3575, CL 4-3040. THUNDERBIRD, full power, 1962 hardtop; air conlent condition; rose new white tires, with white excelends: Interior, 294-9464 $2,950.

BR 8-0267 evenings. week weekdays. THUNDERBIRD, miles. 1961, Like all new. black beauty, San your deal.

Leandro. A-1 Motors, 14005 East 14th, Present EL 7-8934. THUNDERBIRD, immaculate: 19617 full power, equity, 653-4982. condition. Sacifice.

equipped, THUNDERBIRD, $59 1959. Immaculate, fully Mr. handles. Mr. Denton, Pender.

TE 46211. Dealer, THUNDERBIRD, 1961 Convertible, new top; $2,500. Don Jodoin Motors, 25900. Mission. Hayward, 537-4700.

perfect; THUNDERBIRD, will consider 1963, Landau; power: 351-6493. trade; 562-6700 or der THUNDERBIRD, 19571 2. tops; stick, pow5-2678. blue; radio, heater; $2,000. LA THUNDERBIRD, 1961, factory air, fully equipped, Sacrifice priced.

MU new THUNDERBIRD, 1958, chrome wheels, tires and brakes. 837-6046. THUNDERBIRD, 1958, power, excellent condition: private party; $1,495. 782-3666. condition, TRIUMPH IT Roadster, 1960 red), mint pay.

$25.83 per month for 24 months. Bank $895. Ray Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804. TRIUMPH. Harold, Cabriolet 1963; $2,600.

New. Now $2,000. Only 1,700 miles. Guaranteed. 2471 Shattuck, Berkeley, TRIUMPH.

1963 Spitfire, 4, cash or trade for equity and take over payments. 656- 4769, after 5:30: TR, 3 1959, excellent condition, many tras, original owner, 758-1493. TR 10 19597 4 door sedan; all or parts. 782-2569. Volkswagen, 1963 Wagon white.

Radio. STILL UNDER FACTORY GUARANTEE. $1,995. J. P.

VOLKS 2855 Broadway. 4-7718. (JOHNSON PACIFIC, VOLKSWAGEN) Volkswagen 1 Campers Campers, completely equipped, from $1,295. Station wagons, 1957 to 1962 from $895 Karmann Ghia, 1959 convertible $1,395 Sedans from $495 Earl's Auto Sales Independent Volkswagen Specialists Hearst San Pablo, Berkeley, TH 1-5755 through 1962 Come to Walnut Creek and Save. You will be delighted our cars.

You will be amazed with your savings. Look, try, buy. You'll be glad you did. McPEAK Motors, 934-8224. Volkswagen -Porsche Berkey Lee, LA 6-2942 718 San Pablo, Albany- new 618 San Pablo Guaranteed Used Northern California's Oldest Dealer.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 sedan deluxe. Guaranteed; pay $25.81 monthly; bank finance ing. $975. Rav Ely Volkswagen 2851 East 14th, AN 1-2804 VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 convertible; black, pay $25.83 per, month. Bank financing.

$850. Ray Ely Volkswagen 3851 East 14th, AN 1-2804 Volkswagens, '55 to '62 Good stock to choose from Berkey Lee Volkswagen 618 San Pablo, Albany. VOLKSWAGEN, 1963 3-seat wagon; pay $25.83 per month. Bank financing, $1,795 Ray Ely Volkswagen. 3851 East 14th, 1-2804 VOLKSWAGEN, clean.

1962 This sedan week low mileage: J. E. French 2517 Shaffuck, Berke exceptionally ley. 843-6065. VOLKSWAGEN, 1956 sunroof, Ready to gol $495.

TH Oliver 5-7474. Imports, 2525 shatfuck, Berkeley. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 sedan. Real good at $995. Oliver Imports, 2525.

tuck, Berkeley, TH 5-7474, VOLKSWAGEN, 1957; rebuilt motor, transmission, clutch. $750, offer. OL 5-8726. VOLKSWAGEN, 19567 white walls, radio, gas good, gauge, clean. $575.

232-3369 after 6 seat belts, runs and looks p.m. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959 green; radio, low mileages one owners excellent condition $895. 233-6039. VOLKSWAGEN; 1959 bus, excellent condition. $1,150.

Original owner, private. 581-2791, VOLKSWAGEN, 1962: 13,000 deluxe miles; sunroof; $1,495. transistor radio; LA 3-4042. VOLKSWAGEN, 1962. 19,000 actual miles.

Blaupunk radio, leatherette. $1,400. 235- 9569. VOLKSWAGEN, 1958, sharp. $8,45 or best offer.

Phone 652-7294, VOLKSWAGEN, 1961, good condition. 28 000 miles; private party, 352-1456. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 sedan, radio, 7-8721. heater, excellent condition. $1,225.

EL VOLKSWAGEN, 1956 sedan; radio, heater, good tires; reasonable; 233-1805. VOLKSWAGEN, 1963 sedan. Like new, used three months. Low mileage. 525-7151.

VOLKSWAGEN, 1959; excellent condition, $1,050. CL 4-3734. After 6 p.m. VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 radio, seat belts. $1,050.

848-1263. Volvo Datsun RAY COKELEY MOTORS SALES: Ail models, most colors PARTS: Best selection SERVICE: Factory trained 3-2535 experts 3000 Broadway, Oakland, TW VOLVO in Berkeley- -McKevitt 2611 Shattuck-TH 8-2206. 1959 2 door; speed, radio; $875. 848-3891. VOLVO, 1961; rebuilt engine; owner must sell.

$1,275. LA 3-7483. VOLVO, 1959 2 door sedan, low mileage, $995. 849-0058. A IMPORTED CARS Wanted Absolutely Top Dollar imported car.

Out of selling state cars cleared free. No charge for your For any car. Hayward Auto Imports 20525 Mission, Hayward, EL 7-1543. New car dealer needs Imports, all makes Cash in six minutes any year. 3851.

East 14th. AN 1-2804. VOLKSWAGENS, all TH models; 5-7474. Oliver VW, 2525 Shattuck, Berkeley, 850 -CAMPERS CASTLE ft. with and or without used- Large selection, truck.

No cash needed 36 months to pay. Robin Motors- El Cerrito 11308 San Pablo Phone 235-3482 collect. CAR-TOP cargo carrier, 6x4 feet by 18 Inches, weather tight with double contained doors and locks. 15 foot Cree self camping trailer, lighting, refrigerator marine and stove. system space heater, fiberglas insulation, sleeps 6.

$2,000 or best otter, 521-1259. CAMPER Shells- New Used. Largest selection in Northern California- Sportliner, Hiway Cruiser, Teardrop and Robin. Robin Motors- -El Cerrito 11308 San Pablo -Phone 235-3482 collect. CHEVROLET Corvan.

1962; specially built Interior for camping; beds, roof platform, extras; sacrifice, 845- 19471 841-5845. COLUMBIA, 1956. 31 feet: see to appreciate. $1,200. 934-0444.

FAIRMONT; 1962, 50x10, Maple furniture, carpet cooler; $1,000 equity, low payments. 233-3508. Open Road Cab-Over Camper 81 foot. Brand new 2 left! Clase-out price, no money, down, $47.14 I per month. We take trade-ins.

With purchase, 5 carefree days for twol Your Villa Marina, Ensenada, Mexico: Tacchoice Thunderbird Hotel, Las Vegas; Lodge, Stateline. Robin Motors of Hayward 28534 MISSION, HAYWARD, 537-6338. 850- CAMPERS OPEN Road Camper, ft. Lido, brand new, only one left-was $1,095, now $888 Robin Motors- -El Cerrito 11308 San Pablo, Phone 235-3482 collect. 19617 10-foot Cabover Camper on 1956 GMC: excellent.

685-2526. 851-MOBILE HOMES AND EQUIPMENT LOOK: $5,995.00 ALL NEW 50-FOOT EXPANDING LIVING ROOM MASTER BEDROOM Pan American Paramount Kenskill Bus's Trailer Sales 2998 North Main, Walnut Creek, 934-6211 3035 El Camino, Santa Clara, CH 3-6501 Good Buy at Shields Trailer Sales, 13545 East 14th, San Leandro. Choose from stock of over 35 USED trailers. 8 wides to 10 wides. Extend-0-Rooms.

Reasonable down and terms. Angelus American Aristocrat Ken Craft- -Shatsa STUTLER BROTHERS 15301 East 14th, San Leandro, 351-2710. ANGELUS 35x8, new awning. TV-aerial optional; wall carpets. ton Dodge pickup; new brakes.

throughout. 234-3568. ANGELUS 1960, 10x55; one bedroom, front kitchen, extras. $5,795. 276-6125.

ALJO, 15, foot, sleeps 5, fully Special $495. Bank terms, 2450 East 14th. BUDGER. Expando Homes Used Trailers Smiths' Mobile Home Sales 11021 San Pablo, El Cerrito, LA 4-3353. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR FOR BAY AREA VAGABOND Dean Hoff 3362 El Camino, Santa Clara: 241-1095.

FLAMINGO- Fairmont. All models. Deal direct with Dan, no salespeople. Dan's Trailer Sales. 11020 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, LA 5-2783.

FAIRMONT, 1962; beautiful 10x50; all extras; 233-3508. Gold Seal Vikings Kits- Trojans- -Stateliners 10 wides, 12 wides, expandables. Don L. Kimball 6100 Potrero Avenue, El Cerrito. HOUSE trailer, Columbia, 1956 sleeps4; has to be seen to appreciate.

$1,200. 934 0444. Kenskill- Santa Fe- -Terry Join the Kenskill Caravan to Mexico. TEILBORG TRAILER SALES 15910 East 14th, EL 1-5425. KIT, 1958, 40x8, 2 bedroom, like new.

$2,950, 16309 Kent Avenue, Space 2 (near 164th and East 14th). KIT, 42x8: $1,995. 2470 Washington Avenue, San Leandro, Space 9, 562-2450. NOW YOU CAN BUY A NEW DELUXE EQUIPPED Vagabond FOR ONLY $6,595 AT HOFF MOBILE HOMES 3362 El Camino, Santa Clara NASHUA FACTORY DISTR. Close outs 1963 models Was Now 50x10 double expando $6,395 $5,270 50x10 expando $5,695 $4,695 55x10 expando $5,995 $4,995 Completely furnished, delivered and setup.

Many more to choose from. MOBILE WHOLESALE CO. 1948 EL CAMINO, MOUNTAIN VIEW. Open evenings -Sunday--YO 8-1762. PARAMOUNT PAN AMERICAN PANORAMA See the new 20 wide Paramount Real's Mobile Homes.

EL 7-3930 14829 East 14th, San Leandro. PACEMAKER, 1955, two bedroom, 8x40; $1,595. 3765 Castro Valley Boulevard, Castro Valley, 581-2364. REPOSESSIONS 10 wide, 2 bedroom, completely furnished delivered set up. Pick up: $415 lien, ballance small monthly payments.

MOBILE WHOLESALE CO. 1948 EL CAMINO, MOUNTAIN VIEW Open evenings Sunday- YO 8-1762. SPARTAN, 30 Awning and cooler; Newly upholstered. $1,400. 228-6975.

36 foot, 1955 Fleetwood; 2 bedroom, housetrailer with air conditioning and awning: reasonable, small down; see at 280 West A Street, Hayward, Space 11. 33-foot Ironwood trailer, excellent condition, 2399 East. 14th, San Leandro; $950. Space 29. 1961 Vacation trailer, 15.

foot. Sleeps 5. Sparkling clean. $695. Also 4x6 utility trailer.

$45. LA 3-5295. 1958 Stewart, 47x10, bedroom, clean. I $3,395. Bank terms or take auto as down payment.

YE 2-2151. 1963 Cardinal vacationers, clearance $750 up, bank financing, East 12th at 14th Avenue. 27-foot, Eastern made; fully equipped. Immaculate. Must sell.

Asking $800. EL 7-8552. 851A -MOBILE HOMES WANTED A 10. wide mobile home for equity in 3 bedroom home, Hayward area. 351-2300.

Dealer. CASH for used trailers. Smith's, 11021 San Pablo, El Cerrito, LA 4-3353. TOP dollar for your mobile home or travel trailer. Sorenson Motors, 2396 East 14th, San Leandro.

357-0481. 852-TRAILERS FOR RENT VACATION trailers, $5 day; sleep nearly new. LU 2-4211. Jim Heath Service. 853-TRAILER SPACE AVAILABLE, 50, 43, and 35 foot mobile home spaces.

Adults only. Idle Wheels, 13900 San Pablo Avenue. San Pablo. MOBILE Home, Boat. Camper Storage.

Low monthly rates. Sorenson Motors, 2396 East 14th, San Leandro. 357-0481. TRAILER space rental. 45x8 or under.

4964 Crow Canyon Road, Hayward. -TRACTORS SACRIFICE! 8N Ford tractor with Evereft trencher and dozer. EM erson 8- 4673, 8-6. 803-AVIATION TRAINING MEMBERSHIP available In Hayward based flying club. Flying new Cessna Skyhawk, Cessna 150, Piper Cherokee.

Students welcome. 471-0360. 1100-LOST BINDER, black with Science Fiction cartoons Inside: reward. Send postcard to John Giacomelos, 1732 6th Avenue, Apartment 7, Oakland 6. BRIEFCASE vicinity 21st Street entrance YMCA; Papers valuable owner only.

No questions asked reward, TE 4-9224. CONCORD Area, large black lab Weimaraner, long ears and tail: short hair, white patch on chest. Reward, MU 2-2983. COCKER, black and white: from 1289 Brown Court, San Leandro: answers to the name of Mister: Reward; 351-6643. BAY COUNTIES VITAL STATISTICS Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED LARSON-KERR Lewls Wayne Larson, 19, of Walnut Creek, and Merriall Cockburn Kerr, 19, of Concord.

STONE-TATGE Philip S. Stone, 22, of of San Pablo and June A. Taige, 18, Richmond. WARD-NEAL Wilbur R. Ward, 40, and Fannie Mae Neal, 38, both of San Francisco.

TISUE-JOHNSON Norris G. Johnson, Tisue, 22, of San Pablo and Joann 19, Richmond. ROACH-FORBES Michael O. Roach, 22, of El Sobrante and Bonnie J. Forbes, 19, of Berkeley.

WOOSTER-WATSON Robert L. Wooster, 31, of Caruthers and Myrna June Watson, 35, of El Sobrante. SMITH-OXLEY Robert M. Smith, 20, of El Cerrito and Priscilla R. Oxley, 18, of San Pablo.

BLACK-JOHNSON- William James 20, of Concord, and Carrol Ellzabeth Johnson. of Pleasant Hill. DIVORCES FILED BUSKIRK. Marilyn vs. Homer C.

PADEN, Bettie J. vs. Leonard. SCHARFE, Sondra Sue vs. Hobert Lee.

FOLTZ, Kathleen vs. Monroe E. Jr. REED, Roberta Joyce Vs. William Louis.

McQUISTEN. Roseanne vs. Roy G. BRUNSTEIN, Elaine vs. Karl A.

REUTINGER, Mary E. vs. Wayne F. SAGER, Violet S. vs.

Wilfred Roy. PATMONT, Carolyn R. vs. Robert E. NALL.

Wilhelmina -Vs. Curtis 0. USNICK, Ruth A. vs. William M.

SIMON, Elaine M. vs. Richard Victor. WILLIAMS, Irene L. vs.

Harry L. Jr. WHEATON, Lillie vs. Marion. GREENWALT, Doris Landrum vs.

James. RODERICK, Dolores K. VS. Harold R. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES WOLFE, Ann from Jack.

10-29. ANNULMENT DECREES DEVARES, Karen Ann from Barney W. San Francisco Deaths Balcita, Norma Bennett, A. B. Bischoft, H.

J. A. Bolei, Leota Ruth Cappiello, Helen T. Carr S. Cavagna, J.

Davis, Emma Flaphmann, Mathila D. Frame, Kay Gardner, L. Jones, Ruth G. Landucci, O. P.

Longchart, E. B. Lukton, Gil. Lynch, W. M.

McCough, Kathryn McKenzie, H. L. Paterson, N. J. Phelps, I.

J. Prevedello, R. A. Rodrigo, J. B.

Schmah, X. F. Schultz, W. Scofleld, G. B.

Silicani, Betty Dolly Spitzer, R. F. Stromatt, H. W. Stromatt, Vertta M.

Swedberg, L. P. Tremper, Lucille Trujillo, M. Tudor, R. A.

Yorn, C.S. DEATHS ADDY, Bertha, In Oakland, November 12, 1963, beloved wife of the late Thomas Addy; loving mother of Thomas Addy Jr. loving cousin of Mrs. Lela B. Ventura, Berkeley.

A native of Norway. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Friday, November 15, at 11 a.m. (ample off street parking) Interment, Mountain View Cemetery. BELL, Walter A. in Oakland, November 13, 1963, beloved husband Melba Emerson Bell; loving father of Kevin Rex Bell; nephew of Mrs.

Violet Dolstra of Oakland, Mrs. Elsie McClelland of Santa Rosa: also others in Southern California, A native of California; aged 54 years. A member of E. C. Fellows, Lodge No.

143, B. of L. S. E. of Oakland, Friends are invited to attend services Friday, November 15, at 2:30 p.m.

at TRUMANS CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland, Pastor A. G. Ratcilffe officiating. CAPPIELLO, Helen in San Francisco, November 13, 1963, devoted daughter of Mauro Cappiello, and the late Santa Cappiello, of Lawrence, Massachusetts; loving sister of Frank Cappiello of Pinole, and Angelo and Daniel Cappiello, Angela Scherer, Irene Johns, and Mary Elias. and Interment in Lawrence, Massachusetts: Gray and Company, 1545 Divisidero Street, San Francisco 15).

EMANUEL, Joseph, In Vacaville, November 12, 1963; beloved brother- of Isadore Emanuel of Placerville, Peggy Emanuel of Oakland, and Mrs. Marcelle Cohen of Oakland; beloved uncle of Arthur Stagg of Oakland; Alyce Yarick and Ruth Johnson. A native of Alameda; aged 65 years. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the McCune Garden Chapel, Vacaville.

Interment in the Vacaville Elmira Cemetery, In lieu of flowers donations to your favorite charity are acceptable. CASTBERG, Julia resident for the past 16 years. in Santa Cruz County, died October 31, 1963, at the age of 73, of a heart attack, while visiting her daughter in Arizona. Dearly, beloved wife and mother. She is survived by her husband, Thomas Castberg of Porter Gulch, Aptos, her daughter, Sonia Shull and two grandsons, of Fort Defiance, Arizona, her sister, Mrs.

Ruth Cunningham, of Oakland; her two brothers, Vigo Kiosterud, of Pleasant Hill and Henry Kiosterud of Hayward and her sister-In-law, Mrs. Ruth Jordan of London, England. She will be greatly missed by a large circle of relatives and friends. CONDELL, Carl of 494 Lewis Street, San Leandro, November 13, 1963, beloved husband of Genevieve Condell; loving father of Rodger Condell of San Leandro; dear grandfather of Rodney and Robert Condell; brother of Edwin G. and Ernest R.

Condell and Mrs. Hilma Dysart of San Leandro. A member of the Epiphany Lutheran Church of San Leandro. A native of Sweden; aged 61 years. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Epiphany Lutheran Church, 16248 Carolyn Street, San Leandro, Friday, November 15, at 1 p.m.

with Reverend Arthur Aim officiating. Friends may call at the SANTOSROBINSON MORTUARY, .160 Estudillo Avenue, San Leandro, until Friday, at 11 a.m. Interment, Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery, Hayward. Memorials may be sent to the Epiphany Lutheran Church or the American Cancer Society, DAVIS, K. in Oakland, November 13, 1963, beloved husband of Freda B.

Davis; loving father of Elwood A. Davis of Castro Valley, Miss Dorothy L. Davis of Oakland, Mrs. Virginia Haslam of New York and Mrs. Catherine Martin of San Lorenzo; brother of Elwyn Davis and Richard Davis, both of Union, Oregon; grandfather of James Davis, Sandra Davis and Carol Martin.

A native of Union, Oregon; aged 73 years. A life member and Trustee of Park Boulevard Presbyterian Church of Oakland, Past President of The California Council of Dad's Clubs; a member of the Ameri-1 can Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers. I Friends are Invited to attend services Saturday, November 16, at 1:30 p.m. at Trumans Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland; Dr. Paul H.

Gertmenian officiating. Private Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum. FALDIGLIA, Frank, in Oakland; Noverber 11, 1963, survived, by relatives in Italy. A native of Asti, Italy; aged 76 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Friday, November 15, at 8:30 a.m.

from. the Mosswood Chapel of Albert Engel and 3630 Telegraph Avenue thence of to St. Joseph's will be Church where for a Mass Requiem offered the repose of his soul commencing at 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Recitation of.

the Rosary Thursday evening at 8. FLATHMANN, Mathilda, D. in Oakland, November 12, 1963, dearly beloved sister of the late Miss Lillie C. M. Flathmann, Rosa A.

R. and John and William Flathmann; loving aunt of Charles and Ralph and the late Harold Flathmann: sister-in-law of Mrs. Lily B. Flathmann. A native of California; a member of Athens Chapter Number 277 0.

E. S. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Friday, November 15, at 3 p.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTVARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland.

Services under the auspices of Reverend Frank H. Clutz and Athens Chapter Number 277 0. E. S. Entombment, Mountain View Mausoleum.

(Parking Area adjacent to Chapel) for further information please phone 533-4114. FLYNN, Joseph in Oakland, November 12; 1963, dearly beloved husband of the late Edith J. Flynn; loving father of Ivor Flynn; dear grandfather of Ivor E. Flynn. A native of Washington; aged 71 years.

A retired Captain of the Oakland Fire Department, Sequoia Lodge number 349 F. A.M., Golden Chain Chapter number 303 O.E.S., Police and Since 1873 the prestige and dignity of an Albert Brown Service has cost no more.ALBERT BROWN FUNERAL Chapel phone 653-7323 3476 PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLAND Oakland ate Tribune 33 Nov. 14, 1963 Eastbay Births Born to the wife of: SMITH, Beverly boy, 10-23. SNODGRASS, Bobby girl, 10-24. DE SHERA.

Wayne F. girl, 10-24. SCHOTT, Joseph girl, 10-24. BOURASA, Michael boy, 10-24. SANDRI, Joseph boy, 10-25.

SMILEY, Alfred girl, 10-25. COOPER, John C. girl, 10-26. JISON, Joseph boy, 10-27. SANTOS, Charles girl, 10-27.

FERREIRA, John, girl, 10-28. NAPOLETANO, Robert boy, CABRERA, Juan, girl, 10-28. SMITH, Aaron, girl, 10-28: ALEXANDER, Melvin boy, ELLIOTT; Willard boy. 10-29, HEAL, Urban boy, 10-29. KEELE, Norman girl, 10-297 HARDING, Ralph Jr.

girl, 10-29. TONEY, Roderic girl, 10-30. 'GARCIA, Louis boy, 10-21. WILSON, Norman boy, 10-22. BOOTH, Rex, boy, 10-24.

MEAMBER, Gerald girl, 10-25. KOVAR, Frederick girl, 10-25. MARKS, Robert boy, 10-25. NELSON, Miles boy, 10-30. AVILA, Lionel, girl, 10-30.

BUBP, Donald G. boy. 10-31. MUMFORD, Laurence girl, 10-19. ROBERTSON, Kent girl, 10-23.

LYSTER, Donald boy, 10-23, OWENS, Gordon E. girl, 10-25. HUFFMAN, Renaldo boy, 10-25. HILL. Milburn boy, 10-25.

SENN, Walter girl, 10-26. HARREL, James girl, 10-27, LICHTY, Norman boy, 10-27. LUND, Clive girl. 10-27. WOJCIK, John girl, 10-27.

HERNANDEZ, Albert girl, 10-28. PITTS, Everett boy, 10-28. HALL, Wiley girl, 10-28. NEVELS, Lyle boy, 10-29. CHITWOOD, Elmer boy, 10-29.

SHORT, William boy, 10-29. ROLLERI, Thomas T. boy, FLINT. Ramon A. boy, 10-29.

CAVANAUGH, Martin girl, HAMPTON, Samuel boy, 10-27. BORRERO, Manuel girl, 10-20. CASTRO, Earl girl, 10-24. KOSTER, William girl, 10-24. MANIBUSAN, Enrique L.

girl, Robert girl, 10-24. BLOUIN, Donald boy, 10-25. WILLIAMSON, Virgil boy, 10-25. FLORES, Trinidad girl, 10-26. AGUERO, Martin boy, 10-26.

ANDERSON, Roger boy, 10-26. BOATNER, Stanford 11, boy, DICE, Carl F. girl, 10-27. SAIZ, Andres, 10-27. TAYLOR, John E.

girl, 10-27. ANDERSON, Larry girl, 10-28. THOMPSON, Lawrence boy, CASSELL, Donal girl, 10-1. CAMPBELL, Oscar boy, 10-11. ACEVES, Juan, boy, 10-16.

GAYDON, Gilbert girl, 10-23. DI GRAZIA, Sestino boy, 10-12. PRICE, Frank girl, 10-12. HAGER. William, boy, 10-12.

THOMPSON, Donald boy, 10-12. GIN, Jim girl. 10-13. GALLOWAY, Douglas girl, 10-13. 10-13.

ARNERICH, Paul girl, MC ARTHUR, Charles boy, ABERT, Fernand girl, 10-14. ARAIZA, Edward girl, 10-14. ADAMS, Ruble boy, 10-14. LOCHER, William, boy, 10-14. MAPP, Herman girl, 10-14.

LEWIS, John boy, 10-15. Licenses Issued SCHIF-MURRAY Catherine Laurene William Murray, Schif, 25, and both of Oakland. LUNDGREN-SCHELL Ronald Elroy Lundgren, 27, and Ann Lynn Schell, 26, both of Berkeley. TERRY WRIGHT George Terry, 54, and Clara Wright, 45, both of Oakland, VIBAT-TANDOC Eusebio Villamil Vibat, 34, and Rosalina Soriano Tandoc, 32, both of Berkeley. PRUDHOMME-NASH Dale Frederick Prudhomme, 25, and Mary Jean Nash, 20, both of Berkeley.

DEUBERRY-BARNETT Clardell Lamier Deuberry, 30, and Ruby Joyce Barnett, 20, both of Berkeley. AGUERO-LARIO Martin David Aguero, 21, and Joan Marie Lario, 19, both of San Leandro. GOVER-HORANSKY Douglas Charles Gover, 37, and Mildred Pearl Horansky, 38, both of Berkeley. FOGLE-BAPTISTA Charles Wayne Fogie, 19, and Beverley Jean Baptisfa, 18, both of San Leandro. RINELLA BERRY Frank Robert RInella, 21, Richmond, and Linda Kathleen Berry, 18, Oakand.

HINES-HANSON Willie Soland Boland Roland Hines, 22, and Margie Marie Hanson, 19, both of Oakland. ENGLE-BRADFORD Delton B. Engle, 29, Clarksville, and Mary Frances Bradford, 18, Alameda. BRADSHAW-STROBELL Richard Seymore Bradshaw, 20, Lafayette, and Sandra De Ette Strobell, 18, Los Gatos. LA LANNE-STREET Arthur Peter La Lanne, 17, and Rosemary Lynn Street, 18, both of Alameda.

MILTON-CARACO David Wieder MIlton, 23, Santa Barbara, and Louise Gail Caraco, 21, Berkeley. DE RAMUS WELCH Ross De Ramus, 28, San Francisco, and Daisy Welch, 20, Oakland. PERRY-PASSAFIUME Richard Melvin Perry, 21, and La- Verne Beatrice Passaflume, 21, both of San Leandro. Joe Richard Bastelum, 20, and Diane Marie Tracy, 17, both of Pleasanton. MORRIS GABEL Alva Morris, 18, Union City, and Jackie Mae Gabel, 18, Forest Grove.

CODY-JOHNSON Timothy Jackson Cody, 21, and Carolyn Joyce Johnson, 18, both of Castro Valley. Burdette Richard Traylor, 28, and Manuela Carvalho, WILL PAIRS A San Leandro. Ronald Derwin. Williams, Jr. 20, Newark, and Judy Ellen Askeison, 17, Fremont.

LYNN-ATTEBERY James Ray Lynn. 19, and Jeannie Attebery, 18, both of Hayward. Terry Clyde Gartmani 21, 'and Peggy Lou Kelly, 21, both of Fremont. Divorces Filed ANNULMENTS FILED FORD, CHILDS, Donna George Jean and Harry Franklin. R.

and Esther H. WEST, Linda C. and Jerald F. COMPLAINTS RIVERA, Paul vs. Delphinia WRIGHT, Benjamin Vs.

Clairese (annulment) HIXON, Betty J. vs. Marion H. MARTIN, Mathilda M. VS.

Gale Dean PARKS, Jeanne A. VS. Benjamin L. FOWLER, Charles Henry vs. Betty Weist FREITAS, Dorothy vs.

John W. HEILMANN, Pearl Marie Vs. Richard William (sep, main.) RUOCCO, Janette vs. Gaefano WHITMAN, Malcolm D. 111 vs.

Ella A. BIVINGS, Melzina vs. C. Q.1 McCLENAN, Pearl vs. Andre BINNEY, Jessie D.

vs. Robert W. STEDMAN, Kathryn E. vs. Gene D.

SANDERS, Lela J. vs. Harold E. INTERTOCULARY DECREES REILLY, Genevieve from Jerard P. BRASSINGA, Julie from Lucas M.

ESTES, Robert F. from Mattalea McCLARTY, Elizabeth Ann from Frank Raymond MOONEY, Glendon Ray from Linda Carolyn WOOD, Barbara Jean from Douglas W. SMITH, Lydia Rebecca from Richard Allen KING, Norma L. from Bill L. WILLIS, Antonie M.

from John J. WOOLLEY, Sharon Marie from James C. DOMDAY, Meiza Mae from Joseph Albert NEIDER, Joseph Jr. from Barbara VOLAND, Geneva from Donald R. SARTAIN, Esther A.

from Melvin P. MARTINEZ, Helen E. from Richard ELLIS, Winnie from Evert FINAL DECREES FUNK, John J. from Colette LEBLANC, Laurence Raymond from Adele Ehlers DE LONG, Frances from Donald GAY, Barbara H. from Ernest L.

MILLER, Sylvia J. from Richard D. BANKS, Moonyeen A. from Ronald R. PERALES, Virginia Z.

from Jesse R. NEAL Fannie from Arthur FORD, Evelyn M. from Robert Jr. 1100-LOST CAT, black female: stomach has been shaved. Foothill and 36th Avenue.

Reward. KE 4-8375. CAT, large male, black and white, longhaired; "Chico." TH 3-3104. EYE glasses, brown leather case, vicinity, 3rd-Fallon. Reward.

LA 6-8959. GOLDEN Retriever; answers to the name West Oaklant vicinity between 12th, 14th, TE 2-0072. HOUND, black and white, reward. Call after 6. 632-3161.

MALE beagle lost in vicinity of San Leandro; child's pet. 632-7838. POODLE, silver-black, shaggy; miniature; vicinity Birch, San Leandro; reward. After 6, EL 1-4311. PURSE, brown leather, 1630 Woolsey Street.

Return all papers, reward, TH 3-7249. RING, small, black onyx diamond center: Fruitvale-14th or Estudillo-MacArthur. Reward. LO 8-1737. SOUTHERN Pacific annual pass.

Number A-91609. HI 4-9696. WIREHAIRED fox terrier white female, 2 black spots on back; Vicinity Hamilton Junior High, 34th Avenue. Reward. KE 6-5095.

1200-FOUND RED beagle hound, red leather collar, North Oakland area. Claim at City Pound; identification tag: 1376; 273-3563, YOU will need some new furnishings. for your new home. Find them at reasonable prices in Classes 600. and 650.

Fire Pension Association. Retired after 10. years with the Alameda County venile Probation Department. Friends are respectfuily Invited to atfend the services Friday, November 15, at 11 a.m. in the LAUREL CHAPEL OF ALBERT ENGEL AND CO.

(new location) 3300 High Oakland, with Rev. Leland 'Mosley, officiating. Inunment private. (For furhter information please call 532-6068.) FORDEN, Elma To in Oakland, November 12, -1963, loving mother of' Earl R. Forden and Lefern L.

Riney; loving grandmother of Linda Riney and Allen Forden. A native of Oakland; aged 83 years. A member of Golden Link Re bekah -Lodge number 105, Navy Mother's Club, Oakland Chapter number 13. Friends are respectfully invited fo attend funeral services, Friday, November 15, at 1:30 p.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland.

Services under the auspices of Golden Link Rebekah Lodge no. 105. Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum. (Parking area adjacent to Chapel.) For further information please phone 533-4114. FRASER, Robert In Berkeley, November 10, 1963, of 1737 Hopkins Street, Berkeley, beloved husband of Rosalind Fraser; loving, father of Mrs.

Janet Orgon Gary, Indiana, Miss Nancy Fra of Berkeley; Capt. Robert D. Fraser U.S. Army and James Fraser of Berkeley: brother Miss Hazel Fraser of Modesto, Mrs. Mrs.

Winifred Pauline st Fry of Sacramento, Downey, and the late Kenneth Fraser of Hughson; loving grandfather of Joan Fraser, Eddie. Susan and Joan Jr. Orgon, Denise and Bobby Dean Fraser aged 63 years. member of the Kiwanis Club and Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, Tau Kappa Epsilon University of California and Director of California Manufacturer's Association. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Friday, November 15; leaving at 9:15 a.m.

from the BERKELEY HILLS CHAPEL. 1600 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar. Berkeley, thence to St. Mary Magdalan's Church at Berryman and Milvia Streefs, Berkeley, where Mass of Requiem will be sung for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday, at 8 p.m.

Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, HOFFMAN, Adeline Rose, in Vallejo, Nobember 13, 1963, sister of Keith Hoffman of Virginia, Minnesota: Donovan, Hoffman of Vallejo; Mrs. Eleanor Stevens of Hastings, Minnesota: and Mrs. Madeline Prince of Crockett. A native of Rice Lake, Wisconsin; aged 54 years.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, November 15, at 3 p.m. from the Hosselkus Valona Chapel. Second and Ceres Street, Crockett, by the Rev. William. Cowans of St.

Mark's Episcopal Church. Concluding services will be private at the Abbey Memorial Crematorium, Vallejo. KINNICK, Karl William, In Jowa City, Iowa, November 12, 1963, beloved son of William B. and B. Jo Kinnick of Piedmont: brother of Martha Jo.

native of Tulare: aged 26 years. resident of Piedmont for the past 25 years. Graduate of equal Piedmont High School, University of California, graduate student at the Universities of Maryland and Iowa; associated with the Hoover Presidential Library at West Branch, lowa: Affillated with Theta Chi fraternity, Delta Phi Epsilon, honorary Political Science fraternity and Phi Alpha Theta, National Honor Society in history. Memorial services will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, November 16, at Plymouth Church, 777 Oakland Avenue, Oakland, Dr.

Walter Mueller officiating, and simultaneously at the Episcopal Church in West Branch, Iowa, with Rev. John W. Kress officiating. Interment Adel. lowa Friends are asked not to send flowers.

Memorials may be sent to the Fred Finch Home In Oakland. LAHER, Lavelle, In Oakland, November 7, 1963, beloved wife of Frank J. Laher; loving aunt of Mrs. A. H.

Bastian and Wilbur Laher both of. New Albany, Mississippi and Ted Laher of Orinda. native of North Dakota. Private family services were held Friday, November 8, 1963, at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue. LINDSAY, Arthur, in Oakland, November 8, 1963, dearly beloved husband of Beulah.

Lindsay; loving brother of Lindsay of Akron, Ohio, Arnette Lindsay of. Niles, Ohio, George Lindsay of Wadsworth, Ohio; grandfather of Benjamin Lindsay, Junior and Sarah Lindsay of Akron, Ohio. A native of Pennsylvania: aged 64 years. An active member of Evergreen Baptist Church, J. L.

Richard, Friends are Invited to attend the fupastor. neral services Friday, November 15, 11:00 a.m. Evergreen Baptist Church, 408 West MacArthur Boulevard, Golden State Memorial Chapel, 2640 Grove Street, Berkeley in charge. MICHELI, Severina, In Oakland, November 14, 1963, beloved wife of the late Francesco Michell, loving mother of Albert Michell, Mrs. Lena Krauss, Mrs.

Yolanda Souza, grandmother of Kenneth Michell, Barbara Krauss, Frances Gericke and Thomas Souza, great-grandmother of John and Kristin Gericke, mother-in-law of Lulu Michell, George Krauss and John Souza; also survived by relatives in Italy. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Saturday, November 16, at 9:30 a.m. from the LA RE CHAPEL OF ALBERT ENGEL 3300. High Street, thence to St. Elizabeth's Church where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary, Friday at 8 p.m. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. (For further Information please call 532- 6068.) NEILAN, Ruby, of 1029 Oak Street, Oakland, November 13, 1963, beloved wife of Pat Neilan: loving sister of Mrs. Jewel Bartholomew of Menio Park; loving daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Roberts, formerly of Winters, Texas: loving niece of Marian Albrecht of Oakland. A native of Winters, Texas; aged 54 years. Friends are invited to attend services from the new Mortuary of C.

P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on 11:30. Saturday morning, November forwarded 16, at Remains will be to Roy Akers Mortuary, 515 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, Texas for further services and Interment. (For further information please call 632-1011.) PEAK, Wilfred In Castro Valley, November 12, 1963, beloved husband of Ellen F. Peak; loving father of Gertrude Crane of Thousand Oaks, Patricia Billman and Jimmie Lee Peak; brother of Mrs.

Irene Gerhardt of Alameda: survived, New by three Jersey. A grandchildren. member of A Paint- naers Union local 127. Friends are Invited to attend services at the East 14th Street Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Friday, November 15, at 10 a.m. (ample parking in adjoining garage).

Interment Oakmont Memorial Park. RAYMAN, Jordan In Oakland, November 13, 1963,. beloved husband of Hetty Rayman; loving father of Mrs. Pauline Baker of Concord; dear brother of Mrs. Harold Darr, Mrs.

Pauline Rodgers, Mrs. Ella Otto and Mrs. Meida Weyandt all of Pennsylvania; also survived by three grandchildren. A native of Pennsylvania; aged 62 years. Friends are invited to attend the services, Friday, November 15, at 2 p.m.

at the Lough-Ouimet Concord Funeral Chapel, 1763 Grant Street, Concord. For further information please phone 682- 4242. ROBERTSON, Clarence In Alameda November 13th, 1963, beloved husband of Irene M. Robertson of Alameda, loving father of Mrs. Gloria Haley and William G.

Robertson of Alameda, loving grandfather of Bruce H. Haley and Vicki R. Robertson. A native of Antwerp, Ohio. A member of Oakland Typographical Union, Local No.

36. Friends are invited to: attend the funeral services Friday, November 15, at 2 p.m..: in the Gothic Chapel of the Hagy-Keenan Mortuary, Central Avenue af Ninth Street, Alameda. Rev. H. W.

Van Delinder of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Inurnment private, Mountain View Crematory. SCOFIELD, Lt. Colonel George U.S.A.F retired, In Redwood City, November 13, 1963, beloved husband of Alice G. Scofield; loving father of Sharon Elizabeth Scofield, both of Redwood City; brother of Mrs.

L. D. Wertz and Mrs. A. A.

Goodison, both of Oakland. member of California Teachers' Association and National Retired Teachers Association and Phi Delta Kappa and member of Retired Officer's Association, and St. Peter's Episcopal Church. A native of Illinois; aged 53 years. Funeral services will be held Friday, November 15, at 10 a.m.

at the St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 178 Clinton Street. Redwood City, Father John B. Haverland officiating. Friends may call at the White Oaks Chapel of Coehlo, Lind, Roller and Hapgood, 1696 El Camino Real, San Carlos until 9 a.m.

Friday. Interment Golden Gate Natonal Cemetery, San Bruno. SHUEY, Maurice H. In Berkeley NoClub, loving father of H. Shuey Jr.

of Fresno and Barbara Shuey of Paris, France: brother of W. A. Shuey, of Los Gatos, George R. Shuey of Fallon, Nevada, Robert A. of Berkeley, Mrs.

Florence Jolis of National City and Mrs. Fred Parker of Berkeley; grandfather of three grandchildren. A native of Walnut Creek; aged 88 years. A member of Berkeley Lodge Number 1002 B.P.O. Elks and the Berkeley Lions Club.

Friends are Invited to attend services at the BERKELEY HILLS CHAPEL, 1600 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar, Berkeley, Saturday November 16 at 11 a.m.. Berkeley Lodge Number 1002 B.P.O. Elks officiating. STEINMETZ, Edna Lee, in Oakland, November 12, 1963, loving mother of Dr. William E.

Steinmetz; loving grandmother of Andrew and Karen Steinmetz. A native of Ohio; aged 88 years. A member of St. Stephen's Methodist Church of Oakland. Private funeral services will be held at the East 14th Street Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, November 16.

Friends may call until 9 p.m. Thursday. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes. SWEEP, Ella, In Piedmont, Novernber 12, 1963; devoted daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Ben H. Sweep; loving sister of Mrs. Ward of Caldwell, Idaho. A native of Minnesota. A member of the Samuel Merritt Alumni Association, the Alameda County Nurses Association, State of California Nurses Association.

A staff nurse of the Merritt Hospital for 28 years and a head nurse for 20 years. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Saturday, November 16,4 at 11 a.m. Rev. James Comfort Smith officiating, (Ample offstreet parking.) Interment, Caldwell, Idaho. TUCKER, Dora May, at rest, November 12, 1963, dearly beloved wife of the late Charles H.

Tucker: loving mother of Josephine M. Jordan of San Jose: grandmother. of Carol Bafson of San Jose, Richard Jordan, U.S.N.. of Waukegan. Illinois, John Jordan Jr.

U.S.N., of Mugu. and Nancy and Maryann Jordan; great-grandmother of four greatgrandchildren. A native of Berkeley; aged 71 years. A member of Native I Daughters of the Golden West, -Bear Flag Number 151. Friends are respectfully Invited to.

attend the services, Friday, November 15, at 11 a.m. at the NEW COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2626 High Street, Oakland. Interment, Lone Tree Cemetery, Hayward. (For further information please phone 536-5454.) Ralph In Atherton, Tuesday, November 12, 1963, husband of Lucile Tudor of Atherton; father of Jean Tudor of Atherton; brother of Mrs. I.

(Bar. bara) Mackenzie of Palm Springs. At native of Colorado; aged 61 years. Private services will be held Friday, November 15, at of Roller and Hapgood, 980 Middlefleld Road, Palo Alto. Interment, private.

Contributions to the American Heart Association preferred: VAN HECKE, John In Oakland, November 13, 1963, dearly beloved husband of the late Marie A. Van Hecke; loving father of Arthur and Ernest P. VanHecke, Alma- Lefebvre and Vera E. Miller; also survived by: grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. A native of Chicago, Illinois: aged 89 years.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, November 16, at 8:30 a.m. from the Laurel Chapel of ALBERT ENGEL AND (new location) 3300 High Street, thence to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Friday, at p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, (For further Information please call 532-6068.) VAZ, August of 1195 Louise Street, San Leandro, suddenly, November 13, 1963, beloved husband of Mary S.

Vaz; loving father of August Mark of Castro Valley and Mary Lou Weinberger of San Lorenzo; also survived by eight grandchildren; loving, brother of Ezequiel C. Vaz of Oakland, Manuel C. Vaz of Hayward, Evaristo C. Vaz of Lodi; loving father-in-law of Bettylu, of Mark and Alfred Terceira, -Weinberger. A native Aguaiva, Azores; aged 62 years.

A member of Driver's Union Local 209. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of C. P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland on Saturday, morning, November 16, thence to St. Leander's Church for Requiem Mass.

Interment Holy Sepvichre Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary, Friday at 8 p.m. (For further information please call'632-1011.) WIECHMANN, Otto in Piedmont, November 13, 1963, husband of the late Leona Wiechmann; loving father of Robert O. Wiechmann of Piedmont and Marie A. Wiechmann of Martinez; grandfather of Mrs.

Paul (Ruth) Flucke and David R. Wiechmann; brother of Edmund P. Wiechmann and Mrs. J. K.

Armstrong. A native of Germany. A member of Garlen City Lodge F. A.M. of Chicago, Ilfinois.

Friends are invited to attend services Friday, November 15, at 2 p.m. in The Chapel of Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Pledmont Avenue, Oakland, Dr. Paul Yinger officiating. Memorials to your favorite charity preferred. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknuwledges Memorial gifts toward the fight Against heart disease.

Memorial gifts may be mailed to: Alameda County Heart Association Headquarters, 12 lEast 11th Street, Oakland, HI 4-3564, or presented at Crocker Anglo National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland. CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions. 2876 Brookdale Avenue, 532-7564. PHILLIPS, Manuel The family of Manuel M. Phillips would like to express their thanks for the many flowers cards.

Mrs. Manuel M. Phillips and family, Ship Movements SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subject to change without notice TODAY CIUDAD DE Portland, ENC FLYING A WASHINGTON, B.C., Avon FAIRPORT, Aberdeen, FRA BERLANGA, Canal Zone, 60 KNIGHT TEMPLAR, Los Angeles, 38 MORMACGULF, Los Angeles, 32 FRANCISCO, Los Angeles, 00H SAN GREGORIO, Canal Zone, Martinez SANTAI MARU, Japan, Pt. Orient SYOSSET, San Pedro, OOH TAI HSING, Los Angeles, Tentative FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 GEESTEMUNDE, Los Angeles, 32 LOSMAR, Los Angeles, 48 MISSISSIPPI, B.C., OOH NEDER EBRO, Los Angeles, 19-23 R.C. STONER, PI.

Orient ROBIN KIRK, Los Angeles, NSC SAITAMA MARU, Yokohama, 42 TAI HSING, Los Angeles, Tentative WONORATO, Los Angeles, 23 YAMAAKI MARU, Yokohama, 7 SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subject to change without notice TODAY CAP VALIENTE, Los Angeles, 50C CATAWBA FORD, Portland, Martinez FERNBAY, Manila, 28 FRA BERLANGA, Seattle, 60 HAWAIIAN FARMER, Honolulu, 30 HOYANGER, Los Angeles, Stockton MANHATTAN MARU, Yokohama, 34 OLYMPIC SPLENDOUR, Japan, BETH PORTLND, Los Angeles, OOH POWELL RIVER, B.C., 22 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, Los Angeles 50 SMITH LEADER, STAMATIOS G. EMBIRICOS, Eureka, ENC WHITE EAGLE, Japan, Parr FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 BRETON, Los Angeles, NSC BRIMANGER, Portland, 41 HAWAIIAN, Honolulu, ENC KARIMATA, Los Angeles, 84 KULMFRLAND, Los Angeles, OOH MISSISSIPI. Los Angeles, Tentative PRESIDENT BUCHANAN, Yokohama, 50 SANTA MALTA, Portland, Salby TINDALO, Los Angeles, Parr VRONTADOS, Los Angeles, Parr YAKA, Yokohrama, 26 Sun, Moon, Tide FRIDAY, NOV. 15 Sun rises Sun scets Moon rises Moon New Moon 1st Qtr Full Moon Last Qtr Nov. 15 Nov.

23 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 10:51 p.m. 11:56 p.m. 3:55 p.m.

1:34 p.m. L.W. H.W. L.W. H.W.

November 14 1.6 6.2 0.1 4.9 November 15 2.0 6.2 0.1 H.W. L.W. H.W. L.W. NOVEMBER 16 4.9 5:308 2.3 11:348 NOVEMBER 17 1:24 4.8 6:028 2.6 6.1 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 tides In the above Marine Exchange, fables are For given for the foot of Park St. In Alameda. Fort Point, subtract 40 minutes. The column of height gives the elevathe tion of each tide in feet above or below level on Coast Survey Chart soundthe chart depths unless preceded by Ings. The numbers are always -additive to minus- sign (-) then subtract.

Weather Forecast, Summary AAA 10-24. 10-29. 10-14, Bay Area Rain early tonight. Showers Friday. Gate warning for southerly winds 30 to 40 m.p;h.

tonight shifting to southwest and west Friday. High 60 to 65. Low tonight 50 to 55. Chance of rain 100 per cent early tonight and 80 per cent Friday, Northern and Central California- -Rain from Santa Maria and Fresno northward over entire area tonight. Showers Friday.

Snow level in mountains falling to 5,000 ft. in the extreme north and 6,000 to 7,000 in the southern Sierras Friday. Gale warning on coast Half Moon by northward. Cooler Friday. Mt.

Shasta Siskiyou Area Rain tonight except snow at very high levels. Showers of rain or snow Friday. Snow level falling to about- 5,000 ft. Friday. Southerly gales.

Sierra: Nevada Rain over all except extreme southern portions tonight and Friday, Snow level dropping to 6,000 to 7,000 feet by early Friday. Colder, Friday. Strong southerly winds tonight. Sacramento Valley Rain early tonight. Showers Friday.

Colder Friday, High 58 10. 65. Low tonight 50 to 55. High Friday 52 to 58. Southerly winds 25 to 40 m.p.h.

tonight and 15 to 30 m.p.h. Friday. Cape Blanco to. Pt. Conception Gale warning Half Moon Bay to Cape Blanco for southerly winds 34 to 50 m.p.h.

early tonight shifting to southwest west and decreasing late tonight and Friday, South and southwest winds 17 to 34 m.p.h. south of Half Moon Bay, Rain early tonight. Showers Friday. Western Nevada Cloudy with occaI sional rain northern half of area tonight most of area Friday. Colder Friday.

High 60 to. 65. Low tonight 35 to 45. High Friday 43 to 53. Windy, tonight.

San Joaquin Valley Rain from Fresno northward to entire valley to63. night. Showers and cooler Friday. to 73. Low tonight 50 to 55.

High Friday 58 to 64. Southerly winds 10 to 20 m.p.h. Valley Rain early tonight. Showers Friday. Cooler Friday.

High 65 to 73. Low tonight 50 to 55. High Friday 58 to 64. Southerly winds 15 to 20 M.P.H, early tonight. High and low tonight af Salinas, $7 and 54, Paso Robles, 73 and 54.

Monterey Bay Area Rain early tonight. Showers and slightly cooler Friday. High 60 to 66. Low tonight 50 to .55. Southwest winds 15 to 25 M.P.H.

tonight and Friday. Santa Maria San Luis Obispo Coastal Area Rain tonight. Showers Friday. High 60 to 66. Low.

tonight 50 to 55. Southerly winds 17 to 30 M.P.H. becoming southwest 12 to 21 M.P..H. Friday. Santa Clara Valley Rain early tonight.

Showers and slightly cooler Friday. High 62 to 67. Low to 56. High Friday 58 to 64. Southerly wind 25 to 30: M.P.H.

and southwest 10 to 20 Friday. Livermore Valley Rain early tonight. Showers Friday. Slightly cooler Friday. Southerly wind 25 to 30 M.P.H.

tonight shifting to southwest and decreasing Friday. Fort Bragg and Vicinity Rain eafly tonight. Showers Friday, Slightly cooler. Gale warning for coastal wind 35 fo 45 M.P.H. tonight shifting to southwest and decreasing Friday.

Central Coast Counties Rain early tonight. Showers and cooler Friday. High and low tonight at Napa, 63 and 51; San Jose, 64 and 511. Hollister, 65 and 51. Southerly wind 20 to 30 M.P.H.

tonight. Northwestern California Rain early tonight. Showers and cooler Friday. High and low tonight at Napa, 63 and 51:6 Ukiah, 61 and 50; Santa Rosa, 62 and 50. Gale warning for coastal wind southerly 35 to 50 becoming southwest and decreasing.

California Summary Rain in the northern third of the state continued Wednesday night and by early Thursday it was raining lightly as far south as Fresno in the interior and Santa Maria on the coast. Measurable amounts were in the areas from Stockton and San Francisco northward. San Rafael had over one half inch and many north coast points and a few points in the extreme northern interior had almost one half inch. The central portion of the state has had variable cloudiness. In the southern areas mostly fair weather has prevailed but some high cloudiness was present and In the coastal areas low overcast was present night and morning.

Temperatures on Wednesday ranged from the low 80's at some desert points to near 60 at many northern points while central areas were 60 to 70. Low temperatures Thursday morning were mostly in the 50's at lowland stations. Winds were strong to gale force on the coast from Half Moon Bay northward at times and gale warnings are flying in this area. Other areas had gentle to moderate winds. The weather map early Thursday shows large area of low pressure extending from the eastern Gulf of Alaska southward to the latitude of Central California and into portions fthe Pacific Northwest.

The present rain is associated with the weather fronts moving out of the low pressure area Into Northwestern U.S. and Northern California. Rain at low levels and snow in the mountains of Northern and Central California should condinue intermittently through Friday and may spread Into the northern half of Southern California Friday, Lower temperatures are likely throughout most of the state by Friday. Temperatures BAY AREA Concord Danville Fremont Hayward Livermore Martinez Mt. Diablo Newark CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno Hamilton Fid Los Angeles Moffett Fid Needles Paso Robles NATIONAL Albany NY Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Billings Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Chastn SC Chastn WVa Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus 0 Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fort Worth Galveston Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jackson Miss Jacksonville CANADIAN.

Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa 68 58 Oakland 68 53 Orinda 70 56 Pittsburg 59 Pleasanton 66 49 Richmond SanFrancisco Walnut Creek 68 70 77 55 Red Bluff 66 56 Sacramento 74 52 San Diego 68 57 Thermal 65 57 Salinas 66 78 55 60 56 Santa Stockton Barb Maria 28888888 68 50 28 Las Kansas Vegas City 44 24 34 Little Rock 06 Louisville Memphis Miami Beach 29 Midland Tex Milwaukee Mpls St. Paul 53 35 New Orleans 63 North Platte 43 38 33 Oklahm City 48 51 31 Omaha 38 59 36 Philadelphia 50 33 Phoenix 38 Pittsburgh 39 33 Portland Me 27 Portland Ore 33 Raleigh Rapid City Reno 33 Richmond St. Louis SaltLakeCity 02 San Antonia 35 St. Ste Marie 54 Seattle 30 Shreveport 84 75 Spokane 40 32 Tampa 52 26 Washington 64 33 Wichita 51 26 Regina 36 24 3 Toronto 39 42 34 Winnipeg Vancouver 5848 Precipitation Bay Area Concord, Danville, Fremont, Hayward, Livermore. Martinez, Mt.

Diablo, 31; Newark, Oakland, Orinda. Pittsburg, Pleasanton, .09: Richmond, San Francisco, Walnut Creek, .21. Hamilton California Fld, Eureka, Fairfield, Paso Robles, T. Red. Bluff, Sacramento, Salinas, TI Santa Maria, Stockton, .12.

Boise, National Albany, Asheville, Buffalo, Charleston W. Vas Chicago. Cincinnati, Cleveland, .03: Columbus, Detroit, Fairbanks, Indianapolis, Louisville, Milwaukee, Portland, Seattle, Spokane. -T. Canadian Edmonton, Vancouver, 88.

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