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Weather, Reports Shipping degrees higher than yesterday over the McDonald. from Estero Bay. Standard TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL. San Francisco WEATHER FORECAST and Sunday Bay Region--Fair SaturLittle change in except morning high fog.

winds 8 to 15 miles per temperature. hour in Westerly afternoons. Low Saturday morning 44-48. High Saturday 60-65. Northern California--Fair Saturday and and Sunday occasional except local fog along coast light rain Eureka northward.

Slightly warmer south interior Satmiles Northwest winds off coast 8 to 15 urday. per hour except southerly 12 25 miles Sierra Nevada north of Fort Bragg. Fair Saturday and Sunday. Little Valley- change and Livermore in temperature. Sacramento Valley--Fair Saturday and Sunday.

Little change in temperature, High Saturday 67-74. Low Saturday night 38-48. San Joaquin Valley and Santa Clara Valley--Fair Saturday Sunday, Slightly warmer Saturday, High Saturday 68- 75. Low Saturday night 38-48. Salinas Valley--Fair Saturday and Sunday except patches of morning fog.

Slightly warmer Saturday. High Saturday 68-76. Low Saturday night 40-45. Light winds. Monterey Bay Area- -Fair Saturday and Sunday except for night and morning fog.

Little change in temperature. High Saturday 58-68. Low Saturday night 38-48. Westerly winds 8 to 12 miles per hour in afternoons. Fort Bragg and Vicinity- -Considerable fog Saturday and Sunday but fair afternoons.

Little change in temperature, Northwest winds 8 to 12 miles per hour offshore. Siskiyou County--Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday. Little change in temperature. Northwestern California--Fair Saturday and Sunday except fog on the coast and occasional cloudiness near Oregon border with occasional light rain Eureka northward. Little change in temperature.

High Saturday 54-58 on coast and 60-70 inland. Low Saturdav night 38-48. Southern California Clear or scattered high cloudiness Saturday except local night and morning low cloudiness or fog along coast. Slightly warmer Saturday afternoon. Los Angeles and Vicinity- Clear or scattered high cloudiness Saturday except local night and morning low cloudiness or fog near coast.

High Saturday 70. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION to 5 p. m. Friday, March 3, 1950 Western Reports Station- HI. Lo.

Station- HI. Seattle 56 48 Albuquerque 58 33 Sheridan 56 30 Bakersfield 68 44 Spokane 51 34 Blue Canyon 57 37 Stockton 68 38 Blythe 82 50 Sunnyvale 40 Boise 58 39 Susanville 65 28 Cheyenne 53 291 Tonopah 59 33 Coalinga 70 38 Williams 72 40 Denver 58 36 Winnemucca 63 32 Donner Sum, 51 28 Yuma 82 55 El Paso 69 411 Eastern Reports Eureka 51 Atlanta 43 29 Fresno 67 39 Boston 16 Grand Junc. 56 31 Brownsville 58 51 Havre 51 25 Buffalo 15 Helena 53 37 Charleston 44 2 Indio 86 49 Chicago 30 Lander 55 27 Cincinnati 35 10 Las Vegas 75 42 Des Moines 42 19 108 Angeles 64 46 Detroit 03 L. Airport 58 46 Fort Worth 52 41 Medford 45 Houston 51 40 Mt. Shasta 59 40 Jacksonville 58 31 Needles 80 48 Kansas City 54 Oakl'nd Apt 63 Memphis 48 31 Paso Robles 70 41 Miami 71 53 Phoenix 77 46 Minneapolis 24 Pocatello 48 36 New Orleans 49 41 Portland 43 New York 25 10 Red Bluff 73 47 North Platte 58 19 Reno 66 25 Oklahoma C.

58 30 Riverside 67 40 Omaha 45 25 Sacramento 68 39 Pensacola 45 39 Salinas 68 36 Pittsburgh 27 5 Salt Lake C. 55 38 Rapid City 57 28 San Diego 64 55 St. Louis 39 22 San Jose 66 43 San Antonio 48 40 San Francisco 65 48 Vicksburg 38 37 S. F. Airport 59 48 Washington 33 15 San.

Barbara 42 Wichita 53 26 Santa Maria 76. Williston 42 5 Soda Springs--Snow on ground at 8. 83 inches. Precipitation---Boise, 20: Eureka, .01: Seattle, .87: Spokane, .17: Brownsville. .03: Des Moines.

.07: Houston, 23: Jacksonville. New Orleans, San Antonio. Vicksburg. 44. Special San Francisco Report- Highest temperature this year, 67 February 25: lowest temperature this season, 35 011 January precipitation to date, 13.86: last year.

13.08: normal. 16.60: seasonal normal, 22.02. Season begins July 1, ends June 30. Los Angeles and Vicinity- -Foggy nights, smoggy mornings. and warmer afternoons Saturday and Sunday, Maximum Saturdav 70.

Point Conception to San Diego -Light variable becoming southwesterly 8-15 miles per hour Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Considerable night and morning fog from Point Mugu to San Diego, Little temperature change. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY today with afternoon temperatures 11-26 The cold wave over the midwest abated BUTTERFIELD BUTTERFIELD 1244 Sutter Street ORdway 3-1362 RARE AND VALUABLE PROPERTIES BOTH ANTIQUE MODERN THE DISPERSAL OF TWO IMPORTANT ESTATES The Late NETTIE R. ARONSON Removed from 2170 Pacific Avenue and The Late HARRIET JOLLIFE Removed from 1875 Broadway Additions EXHIBITIONS: TODAY, SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P.

M. TOMORROW, SUNDAY P. M. to 5 P. M.

AUCTIONS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Next At 1 P. M. Each Day Catalog European Furniture and Decorations. Objects of Art. Gallery of Paintings.

Persian and Chinese Rugs and Carpets. Rare Porcelains. Ivories, and Bibelots. Lavish services of China, Silver and Crystal. Linens, Library, etc.

Fred R. Butterfield Auctioneer Home delivery saves you steps, 29.11- 1008 1014 30.12 US. WEATHER BUREAU MAP 29.59 LOW 1002 Department of Commerce 30.12 29.94 29.17 LOW 30.03 WASH 1000 30.12 MONT ORE. MINN COLD 1014 IDAHO WYO 220 WiS 30.30 1020 NEV A CONN UTAM IND DEL ONIO COLO CALIF 52 MO 30.30 52 TENN 1026 OKLA 1020 TEXAS Temperature figures Show 50 1026 Regional Weather Arrows Denote Wind Flow Partly Cloudy Snow Cloudy Rain WARM Clear a Figure Without Symbol 1020 WEATHER -Snow will fall today from New York State and the eastern Great Lakes southward to Ohio and the Potomac Valleys. It will rain from there south to the Gulf.

Some sleet or freezing rain is indicated in Virginia and the Carolinas. Rainy conditions also are forecast for northwestern States. It will continue cold on the east coast but it will be warmer between the Appalachians and the Rockies. -Associated Press Wirephoto Map. Great Plains, the Mississippi and Ohio Val-1 leys Wichita and most of the Great Lakes region.

was 26 degrees warmer with high of 53, and Omaha was up 20 degrees with a reading of 45. Freezing weather, however. continued through the day from Minnesota and the Lakes region eastward to New England and New York and as far south as the central portions of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. Both minimum and maximum readings for the day were 20 or more degrees below normal for early March in all the Atlantic States except Florida. A new storm developing in the Gulf of Mexico caused cool rainy weather from the Florida Panhandle westward into southeastern Texas.

Lake Charles. Loutsiana, was the only Gulf coast station reporting over an inch of Elsewhere over the Nation the weather was generally fair except for precipitation Pacific States of Washington and Oregon, Several stations on the Washingcoast reported over two inches of rain. A few light showers occurred also in Idaho and western Montana, Over the western highlands afternoon temperatures were between 48 Sand 58 degrees. SHIPPING NEWS TO ARRIVE AND DEPART Due to Arrive in San Francisco Yokohama. Ft.

Mason ARRIVED AT THIS PORT Thursday, March 2 p. Swed ms. Beronius, from Gothenburg. Johnson Line, Pier 37. p.

Swed ms, Ornsten. from Buenaventura, General S. S. Pier 41. Friday, March 3 PACIFIC TRANSPORT- -6 str, Shannon, from Yokohama.

Pacific Transport Line, Pier 31, thr. Morland, from Angeles. Union Oil WILLIAM ALLEN a. str. Plover, from Coos Bay.

Quaker Line. THOR p. Nor ms. Mark. from New Westminster, General 8.

S. Corp. Pier 41. Saturday. March 4 Allen C.

Balch. Baltimore. 39 Gen. C. G.

Morton (USNS), Guam. Ft. Mason Leo. Los Angeles S. Andromeda, Seattle S.

Sunday, March 5 America, Transport, Keelung 31 Great Republic, Okinawa 45 Pres. McKinley, Yokohama. 44 Marquette Victory, Wyoming, Portland 41 Mondas, March 6 Marymar, Baltimore 483 Marine Leopard. Salatiga, Calcutta Fairland. Philadelphia 15 Sgt.

Charles E. Mower (USNS). Pearl Harbor Ft. Mason Goonawarra, Vancouver 41 Argavon, Portland East Bay Hawaiian Builder, Honolulu. Due to Sail From San Francisco.

Saturday, March 4 Silvermaple. p. Manila 23 Adventurer, p. San Juan 38 Sunday, March 5 Pres. Harrison.

4 Manila. 42 Wm. Allen White. -p New York Enc. Marquette Victory, p.

Boston. 48A Mount Whitney. p. Boston. 28 Monday, March 6 Gen.

Wm. 0. Darby (USNS). 11:30 Insect producing shrill notes 6 One of David's chief musicians 11 The last of the Nephite prophets 12 A kind of sail To inquire 15 Ruse Beverage 18 By 19 Resembling sand 21 Bone 22 South American ruminant 24 Word meaning against (abbr.) Consumes A desire 3.1416 Chums 30 Being born again 33 To get up 34 Pacific Island screw pine 35 The goddess of dawn 37 Measure of length (pl.) 38 College degree 39 Ancient twowheeled chariot King of Bashan 12 disease 45 International language 46 Land measure 48 Greek gravestone 49 A number 50 A kind of sheep 52 Fur Searing animal 54 Domesticates 35 Old Venetian medal Expensive 10 To annoy Ca An organization (abbr.) 4 Cavities 5 Dreadful 6 Small long-haired dog of tropical America (pl.) Pseudonym of H. H.

Munro 8 By 9 Garden vegetable 10 Spartan 11 Measure of Norway 13 A cape 16 Unapparent 19 An overlooking 20 Nun who serves as dean in a convent 23 Eagle's nest 26 Singing voice (pl. 28 Child for 'father' 29 Hebrew letter 31 A compass point 32 Symbol for cerium 33 To remember with grief 36 An evening love song 37 Froth 38 Tenor violins 39 Wide mouthed pitchers 40 Accomplished 43 Anglo-Saxon slave 44 Butter substitute 47 Period of time 49 The sesame 51 I am (contr.) 53 Pronoun Yesterday's Answers MAKE UP SPIRIT ANYONE PE SE TA IN SINGER DAM GUN CARES LA RAID LIDO SIL ELDER TEN ICE DEEM RATS A FL NAB SEE NOS NEED A GAL PI RE TI USA AGARIC TE RESIDE US EL BE FRUIT INDUSTRY LEADER DIES Long Illness Proves Fatal to Arthur C. Oppenheimer Death yesterday closed another career that was an example of a combination of American opportunity and the will to achieve. Arthur C. Oppenheimer, the guiding force in Rosenberg the world's largest dried fruit processing firm, died at Stanford, Hospital, at the age of 65.

He had been ill for two months. Mr. Oppenheimer started with che firm he was later to head, when a boy of 14, and steadily climbed the ladder until he became president in 1937. For years before that he had been vice president and general manager. When the firm was merged with the Consolidated Grocers Corporation of Chicago two years ago, he again assumed the post of general manager.

BUSINESS LEADER. Most of Mr. Oppenheimer's waking hours were devoted to the huge Rosenberg firm and its many plants. His business and his home were said by associates to be the two primary interests in his life. He was recognized by everyone in the industry, from grower to processor, as probably the out-, standing figure in that business in the world.

Mr. Oppenheimer knew thousands of growers, who visited him frequently. There was almost unanimity of opinion among them that he was responsible more than any other man for the growth of the dried fruit industry, one of California's agricultural mainstays. In 1940, Mr. Oppenheimer, with a cousin, bought the famous Rancho San Carlos, an early day Spanish land grant and a show place of the Carmel Valley, and returned its 22,000 acres to their original use as a cattle ranch.

BORN IN SONORA. The family home was in Alameda for many years, but recently they moved to 1000 Mason Street in San Francisco. Mr. Oppenheimer was born in Sonora and left there and came to San Francisco shortly before he went to work for Rosenberg Brothers. He leaves his wife, Martha; a son, Arthur Oppenheimer II, of Piedmont, and two daughters, Mrs.

Clyde G. Whelden of Piedmont and Mrs. Clarence C. Kane of Hillsborough. The funeral will be held at noon today at the N.

Gray and Company mortuary, Divisadero and Post Streets. Paul J. Murphy Dies at 47 Services for Peninsula Contractor Monday Paul J. Murphy, 47, well known San 1 Carlos contractor and penin-. sula subdivision developer, died early yesterday at Stanford University Hospital.

He had 1 lived in San Carlos eighteen years and was a director of the Peninsula General Contractors Association. He was once a star distance runner for the Stanford varsity track team. Surviving are his widow, Mildred, of 2105 Eaton Avenue, four sons, Paul John, Covert and Dix, and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m.

Monday from White Oaks Chapel, San Carlos. followed by Requiem Mass at St. Charles Church. Robert Emmet Day Fete Thousands of Bay Area IrishAmericans are expected to witness the annual Robert Emmet Day ceremonies tomorrow in Golden Gate Park. Joseph P.

Mouille, prominent Bay Area Irish leader, has been named chairman for the event. There will be a concert of allTrish music by the Golden Gate Park band drill maneuvers by the Cork Ladies Drill team and the Ulster Ladies Drill team from San Francisco, the Emerald Club drill team from Oakland, and the Irish pipers. The Robert Emmet ceremonies will start at 1:30 p. m. The traditional tribute to the great Irish patriot will include a talk by William L.

Ferdon, San Francisco attorney and Emmet's famous "Speech from the Dock" will be delivered by John T. Ward, postgraduate student at the University of San Francisco. Collision Kills One BALDWIN PARK, March (INS) -A man tentatively identified as Otto S. Preuss, 43, of El Monte, was killed today when a diesel truck crashed into Preuss' car at an intersection, setting the Icar ablaze. Francisco Examiner 11 Marriages Saturday, March 4, 1950 SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY.

Births. ALBAN-To the wite of John Alban, 427 Princeton Street, February 21, son. BARNES- To the wife of George Leo Barnes, 225 Grand View Avenue, February 26 a son. BASQUEZ- the wife of Darrell Lee Basquez, 395 Bridgeway Avenue, Sausalito, February 20, a son. BERTA- To the wife of Edward Edmund Berta, 214 Charter Oak Avenue, February 27, twin daughters.

BROKAW- To the wife of Merrill Lee Brokaw, 2505 Ninth Avenue. February 27, BOULY -To the wife of John Nicholas Bouey, 6029 Geary Boulevard. February son. BROWN- TO the wife of Charles Ellis Brown, 1111 Jones Street, Apartment 9. February 27, a daughter.

CASEY To the wife of Louis Casey, 2327 CHESHIRE- Yosemite Street, January 16, a daughter. To the wife of Alfred Joseph Cheshire, 1620 Ulloa Street, February 28, son. CRONIN. -To wife of John Harold Cronin, 534 Lawton Street, February 25, a daughter. CUSTODIO- To the wife of William Custodio, 198 Rousseau Street, February 25.

a son. ENDOR- To the wife of Walter Alexander Dendor. 747 Lyon Street, February 28. daughter, DRISCOLL- To the wife of Michael Joseph Driscoll. 157 Westgate Drive, February 25.

a daughter. FONG- To the wife of Fung Choon Fong. 845 Grant Avenue, February 21, a daughter. PONG -To the wife of Yung Fong. 20 Vin.

ton Court, Apartment 2. February 22, a son. GONG To the wife of Ock Shew Gong. 884 Filbert Street, January 8, a son HARRINGTON the wife of Philip James Harrington, 4003 Twenty-third Street, February 28. daughter.

To the wife of Glen Arthur Hallberg, 1662 Dolores Street, March 1, daughter. HARRISON- To the wife of William Hub. bard Harrison. 5220 Potrero Avenue, Apartment 2-E, February 25, a daughter. HERBST To the wife of William Frederick Herbst, 134 Duboce Avenue, Feb.

ruary 28, a son. HIGDON the wife of Edward Cleo Higdon, 657 San Jose Avenue, February 28. 8 daughter. HOUSTON- To the wife of John Marchand Houston. 771.

Circle Court, South San Francisco, February 26, a daughter, the wife of Robert Alfred Klahn, 23 Calgary Street, February 26. a son. LADD. To the wife of James Robert Ladd. San Bruno Avenue, February 27.

a son. LAMMERS- To the wife of Osker Leland Lammers, 18 Roosevelt Avenue, Daly February 27, a daughter. LEW To the Wife of Wah Sun Lew. 820 Clay Apt. 3, Feb.

19, a son. LEE- To the wife of Peter A. Lee, 1335 Pine Feb. 22. a daughter.

LEE- To the wife of Shew Lee. 3236 17th Jan, 30, a daughter. LEVA (Lew Lew, Gan 900 Keong Jackson To Apt. the 1. wife I Feb.

of (Lim Tim -To the wife of .16, a son, John S. Lim, 737 Sutter Feb. 21. a daughter. LOUIE.

To the wife of Shar Lam Louie, 851 Montgomery No. 19, Jan, 24, a daughter. LUTZ- To the wife of Joseph Graham Lutz, 1517 25th Feb. 25, daughter, LUM- -To the wife of Koon Sang (Howard Lum) Lunt 1400 Jones Apt. 3, Feb.

23. a daughter. MAGNETTI- To the wife of Nicholas Joseph Magnetti. 431 Hazelwood Drive, South San Francisco, March 1. daughter.

NARVAEZ To the wife of BldR. Ramon Narvaez, 104 Harbor Road, 5-J, Jan. 16, a son ONG To the wife of Hong 29, Shew Feb. One. 18, 910 Montgomery No.

daughter. OWYOUNG -To the wife of Yen Choy Owyoung, 763 Pine Feb. 1S. a daughter. PASCHAL To the wife of Richard M.

Milton Paschal, 338 Du Bois San Rafael. Feb. 27, a daughter. PEACE--To the wife of Robert Elwood Peace, 2357 Bush Apt. 5, Feb.

25. a son. PLISE- To the Carolina wife of Emile Bldg. 4, George Feb. Plise 28.

1159 a son. SHERIDAN- -To the wife of Philip Edward Sheridan, 1574 47th Feb. Yuk 25, a Tang, son. TANG To the wife of Bow 1263 20th Feb. 16, a daughter.

TILTON- -To the wife of Arthur Edward Tilton. 93 Moselle March 1, daughter, Girl Sentenced For Assault Gloria Trujillo, a 21 year old tenderloin barfly was denounced as a vicious "hellcat" and sentenced to Tehachapi yesterday for slashing a policeman's face with a broken beer bottle. The assault occurred last November in a tavern at 250 Eddy Street. Policeman Herbert Morey, 30, was present and attempted to stop a fight between two Navy sailors and other patrons. Morey grabbed one of the sailors.

The Trujillo girl broke a beer bottle against bar and smashed Morey in the face with the jagged stub. The policeman will be permanently scarred. The young woman was convicted by a jury last month. The same jury acquitted one of the sailors, Orville Phelps, 24, and failed to reach a verdict as to the second, Harold Foshay, 22. Superior Judge Albert C.

Wollenberg in pronouncing sentence vesterday termed her offense "the most vicious, heinous assault" in his experience. She goes to Tehachapi for from one to ten years. Dr. R. H.

Dunn Dies Suddenly Dr. Richard H. Dunn, 68, of 1900 Pacheco Street, died of a heart attack last night at Central Emergency Hospital. His wife, Edith, said she was driving her husband to his office at 995 Market Street when he suffered a sudden seizure. He directed her to take him to the hospital where he suffered a second attack and died shortly after he arrived.

Maneely Company, 1363 Divis. adero, is in charge of funeral arrangements. ANDERSON-JAMES J. BALLETTO, MARY-58 years BIRD, MARY GORDON-68 years BURNETT. WELBORE STEWART CLARK, FRED years CORDES.

JANE BALDWIN CRAIG, RUBY-56 years CROSBY, WALLACE MONTAGUE years D'ALMADA CASTRO, MARIE FRANCISCA DUNN, MARGARET-12 years EISENDRATH, ARLITA L. FERREA, ROSE Sears FINCH. JAMES B. FINK. ANNA M.

GIBBONS, CATHERINE GLASTRA, JESSIE-71 sears GOLDWATER, OPAL years GRANUCCI, FRANK-56 years GREEN (nee GILL), ALICE E. JANECKO, JOSEPH W. JANTZEN, JOHANNA KRAFFT. ALFRED J. MAXWELL, BURDETTE H.

MEYER. KAREN MARIE-9 years MORRIS, SAMUEL (SAM) MURPHY, PAUL JOHN-47 sears ODLAND. ANNA OPPENHEIMER, ARTHUR C. RIBLE, MARIE ROACH, MABEL RULES, years CHRISTINE. KATHERINE-72 RUSSELL, ADOLPH years STAUTS.

ADELINE G. TARNOTZY, JULIUS- -86 years TROT, WALTER T. WILSON, LILA Deaths -In this city March 1, 1950, James J. Anderson, dearly beloved husband of Sophie Anderson. Funeral services Saturday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter St.

near Polk. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. BALLETTO -In this cily, March 2, 1950, Mary Balletto, dearly beloved wife Agostino Balletto, beloved mother of fred and George Balletto and Emily Drago; a native of Italy, aged 58 years, 7 months. Friends are invited to attend the neral on Monday, March 6, 1950. at 8:30 a.

m. from the Chapel of Valente, Marini. Perata 4840 Mission thence to Holy Angels Church, Colma, where Mass will be celebrated for the repose her soul commencing at 9 Interment, Italian Cemetery, BIRD--In this city, March 3, 1950, Mary Gordon Bird. dearly beloved wife of Edward Josiah Bird. beloved mother George W.

and Jack Brew. Mary O' Berst, Marian Weigand, Gordon Bird, Nancy Johnson and Betty Ramirez, dear grandmother of Gordon O'Berst, Nancy Weigand, Aurel. Rosemary and Linda Ramirez and Edward Johnson, loving sister of Thomas, William John and Daniel Gordon: a native of Ireland. aged 68 years, Past President Frank J. Hagen Auxiliary P.

No. 3567. Past President M. O. H.

Woodrow Wilson Unit 13, Past Dept. President M. 0. P. State of California.

A member of Occidental Chapter No. 217 0. E. and Parent Teachers Ass'n. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday at 1 p.

at chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission St. nr. 25th.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, BURNETT-In this city, Feb. 28, 1950, Welbore Stewart Burnett, beloved husband of Grace Hammond Burnett. loving father of Andrew Hammond Burnett Santa Barbara. Private memorial services were held. Gray's.

WREN- To the wife of Roy Roscoe Wren, 1690-A Palou Feb. 24, a daughter. WHITESIDES To the wife of Paul Whitesides. 1594 27th Feb. 19, a son.

WONG- -To the wife of William Wong. Himmelmann Place. Feh. 10. a daughter.

WONG- To the wife of Kam Mong Wong, 36 Wentworth Feb. 16, a son. WONG To the wife of Suey Don Wong. 1140 Clay St. Apt.

9. Feb. 21, a son. YEE- To the wife of Herbert Young Shew Yee. 748 Commercial Feb.

21. a son. Marriage Licenses Issued COLIVAS-COOK -Jerome Colivas. 25. Maynard and Sheila Cook.

22, 2340 Clay St. James Devlin, 43. 701 Sunnydale and Lessia Farquharson, 48. No. Hollywood STANDARD MARRIAGE.

HEALTH Daily EXAMINATIONS SpeciaL 114-Hour Service $5.00 0. R. WRIGHT and Staff Hours: 9-6: Sat. 9-4. Phone DO.

2-4926 690 Market 8th Fl. De Young Bldg. Robert Hamilton, 24, Marysville, and Wanda Berkovits, 25. 239 Broderick. Harris, and Marjorie Piehl, 29, both of Coos Bay, Ore.

LAMKIN-NEVILLE-Paul Lamkin, 34. and Dorothy Neville, 36, both of 285 Turk St. WEDDING CANDIDS and PORTRAITS 24 hour notice. 3 months to pay. MILTON MANN STUDIOS.

SK. 1-0328. LEWIS THOMPSON Leo Lewis, 41. 1870 Sacramento and Alice Thompson, 25. 1870 Sacramento.

-Bert Nichols, 28, 221 Mason and Mary Cabral, 22, San Jose. MARRIAGES by Minister Chapel of Flowhrs. Home wed. too. VA.

4-3404. -Wouter Schram, 29. 566 Jones and Madeline Demus, 27, 1400 Fell St. THACKER-CURTIS John Thacker, 24. 2516 McAllister and Opal Curtis, 25.

3805 Geary St. CANDID and WEDDING PORTRAITURE. JEAN MILO. 1377 9th Ave. MO.

4-0557. WILKINS-BARTON- -Harold Wilkins, 26, U. S. Force, and Joanne Barton, 18, Wabasha. Minn.

YOUNG-ALLEN- -George Young, 37, Los Angeles, and Virginia Allen, 25, 360 Winding Way. Divorces Granted BENZ-Grace E. from Melvin. COBLEIGH- -Nora M. from John C.

CONROY- Amber from Francis R. FIGONE-Doris from Robert. FROST- -Clorine M. from Clarence R. GUIDI-Nida C.

from Eugene M. Jr, KRUGER-Elsie M. from Benard. LEE -Leon from Elodia Thames. NITZBERG Leo from Cecilia Orlo.

PENROSE- Donna B. from Gordon E. PFEIFER- -Dorothy from Stanley. PRINE -Mabel M. from Thomas S.

ROBLES- -Claudine from William, ROCK- -Betty from Charles A. CLAIR- -Cherrie from William, SHEARER- Muriel from Rudolph. SPINDLER- -Mercedes from Joseph TANGEN-Gladys Marie from Edward M. Annulments Filed EDDY- Aspasia from Robert E. SIMPSON- Bert from Viola.

WOOLEVER- -Theresa from E. W. Divorce Suits Filed ALLEN- Vera VS. John, BLANCO- Cleto vs. Anna, BARROW- Doris M.

Kenneth L. BOURDET -Helen vs. William. DINSMORE- -Robert W. Vs.

Ruth Vivian Vs. Charles. GRAVES- vs. Robert. GURAU-Katherine vs.

Fred. HADLOCK- Ena M. Raymond T. HULTMAN- -Veva vs. Amel G.

MAG Virgil vs. P. George Phyllis R. E. vs.

vS. Leroy. McGREGOR-Margaret L. vs. W.

Leslie F. MeHALE-Margaret Thomas -Martha John L. PRONGOS Laverne vs. Anthony, -Clarice A. Vs.

John SPANG- S. vs. John E. W. SUTTICH-Isabelle B.

vs Walter N. TAPSON- -Wynona L. Daniel V. WRIGHT--Laverne vs. George Annulment Granted OREIRO- -Lucile va.

Everesto. Separate Maintenance Suit FISKE--Helen vs. Norman E. Westward. Ho! The younger generation generally subscribes to the "don't fence me in" philosophy of old time west- WE'VE GOT TO ern cattle barons.

MOVE, PARONER CIVILIZATION But chances are Myrtle and her IS CATCHING UP friend wouldn't really trade WITH young privations of frontier life for the conveniences of home. For instance, frontiersmen didn't have the convenience of home delivered daily newspaper. And what kid would give up his daily funnies? Of course, home delivery is guar. anteed daily--and it saves you almost Just call SUtter 1-2424, TEmplebar 2-7343 (East Bay) or your local Examiner dealer. You'll like the friendly, civilized lOng Tell service.

CLARK--In this city, March 3, 1950, Fred B. Clark. beloved husband of Ivy P. Clark, loving father of Myrtle Pearl Waller. Lois Ivy Clark and Volney Wallace, dear grandfather of Charlene, Ronald and Barry Waller, John Theodore and Judith Wallace.

loving son of Mrs. Sarah Dutra; a native of San Francisco, aged 50 years. A member of the San Francisco Golden Gate Horseshoe Club, and Ship Caulkers Union Local No. 554. Friends are invited to attend the fu86 neral services on Monday at 10 a.

at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission St. near 25th. CORDES- March 3, 1950, Jane Baldwin Cordes, beloved wife of Alfred B.

Cordes; a native of Beverley, New Jersey. Friends are invited tto attend the funeral Monday. March 6. at 8:30 a. from Duggan's, 3434 17th thence to St.

John's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, CRAIG--in this city, March 1, 1950. Ruby Craig, dearly beloved wife of the late Dave Craig, loving mother of Mrs. Esther Gruessing and Mrs. Irene Boring, loving daughter of Mrs.

Selma Fredrickson of South Pasadena, loving sister of Harold Frederickson. Mrs. Alma Lewis of Willits and Mrs. Louise Sutterlin of Bell, a native of California, aged 56 years. (Eureka papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 11 a.

m. at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

CROSBY-In San Mateo, March 2. 1950, Wallace Montague Crosby, beloved husband of Agnes 8. Crosby, of Redwood City, loving father of Caroline L. Salisbury, of Redwood City, Mrs. Grover L.

St, Clair of Marina and Mrs. Ernest Satterlee of Redwood City, grandfather of Marvin W. St. Clair, Grover L. St.

Clair, Mrs. Walter Woods and Lawrence Saltsbury of San Francisco; a native of New York, aged 86 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 1:30 p. m. Saturday, March 4, 1950.

from the White Oaks Chapel, 1696 El Camino Real, San Carlos. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. (Roller Hapgood Lorentzen Service.) D'ALMADA CASTRO-In this city. March 2, 1950, Marie Francisca d'Almada Castro, dearly beloved mother of Leona d'Almada Castro. A Mass of Requiem will be offered Saturday morning 9:30 o'clock.

at St. of Mary's Paulist Church. California and Al- Grant Ave. Friends may call at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter St near Polk. Entombment.

Holy Cross. Rosary, Friday evening 8 o'clock fu- DENN-At rest in Vallejo, March 2. 1950, Margaret Dunn. dearly beloved wife Thomas Dunn, loving mother of Mrs. Jane Christensen of Vallejo.

Richa ard T. Dunn and fond mother-in-18 of of Joan Dunn, both of San Francisco, devoted grandmother of Thomas J. Christensen; a native of Ireland, aged 72 years. Friends are invited to attend the futneral services Monday morning. at 8:30 of o'clock.

from Twin Chanels, 1100 TenJ. nessee Vallejo; thence to St. Basil's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a. m. for the repose of her soul.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary at Twin Chapels Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. -In New York. N. Feb. 28.

1950. Arlita beloved wife of the late Simeon B. Eisendrath. loving sister No. of the late Leonard Rich.

Services Sunday, 1 D. Chapel of H. Emanuel Mausoleum, Colma, Calif. New York services were held Thursday, March 2nd, Riverside Memorial Cnapel. (Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero St.

at the Geary.) FERREA-In this eity, March 2. 1950. Rose C. Ferrea, dearly beloved wife of the late G. Ferrea, beloved mother of Matilda, Andrew, Teresa and Margaret Ferrea, stepmother of Angela Paganetto and Frederick Ferrea; a native of Italy; of aged 83 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, March 6 at 9 a. m. from the Chapel of Valente. Marini, Perata 649 Green thence to St. Peter and Paul's Church where a Mass will be said for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a.

m. Interment, Italian Cemetery, FINCH--In this city, March 1, 1950, 1 James B. Finch, loving husband of Josephine Finch: a native of Oregon. A member of Marine Firemen's Union. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, March 4, at 2 p.m..

from the Driscoll-Lockhart Mortuary Chapel. 766 Valencia St. nr. 19th St. FINK In this city.

March 3. 1950. Anna M. Fink. beloved wife Charles E.

390 Fink, loving mother of Osca H. Barthol, Funeral services Saturday, March at 3 De at the Maneely Chapel. Divisadero St. at O' Farrell. GIBBONS--In this city, March 3.

1950, Catherine, dearly beloved wife of Seth Gibbons, beloved sister of Frank Connelly of Kellogg. Idaho; a native of Denver, Colo. Notice of funeral later. Friends may call at "Wieboldt's' Funeral Parlors. 835 Valencia bet 19th and 20th Sts.

GLASTRA--In this eity, March 2. 1950, Jessie dearly beloved wife of George Glastra, loving mother of Mrs. Camille Skinner, Mrs. Mary Jorgensen, Charles, Walter and Robert Loveless, loving stepmother of Mrs. Mrs.

Doris Helen Rose. Mrs. Vogeline Birdsall, Harris, Jack and George Glastra loving sister of James Phillips. also survived by ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; a native of Ohio, aged 71 years. Friends are invited to attend the 111- neral Monday, March 6, 1950.

at 24th 10 a. from Glynn's Mortuary, 3945 St. Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. GOLDWATER In Oakland, March 1, 1950, Opal K. Goldwater of 1836 Rose the late Berkeley, loving mother of and Lucile Rothschild and Reginald James Goldwater, beloved grandmother of William J.

Joan Howell of San Mateo: Goldwater of Los Angeles: James and Mrs. William Kirby of Salida, and the late Jack Goldwater, US Navy: dear Josephine Waugh; a native of sister of Iowa; aged 78 years, A Bay area resident since 1894. Friends are invited to attend funeral services March 4, 1950, at 2 p. from the Drawing Room Chapel of the Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Albany. Committal services private.

GRANUCCI-In San Rafael. March 2. 1950, Frank Granucci, dearly beloved husband of Olivia Muzio Granucci, beloved father of Frank E. Granucci of Richmond, and Norma G. Maffei Woodacre, Marin County.

grandfather of Anthony F. and Stepnen P. Granucci. Victoria Anne and Mark Joseph Maffel. brother of Octavia, Venturi and Francesca Giorgi of Mt.

View. father-in-law of Lucile D. Grannucel and Alfred Matfei: a native of Italy, aged 56 years 2 months 7 days. (Fresno and Hanford paners please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, March 6, at a.m.. from the chapel of Valente.

Marini, Perata 649 Green St. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church for a Mass at 10 a. m. Interment.

Golden Gate National Cemetery. GREEN (nee GILL) -In this city, March 2. 1950. Alice beloved wife of the late John Green, loving sister of Mrs. Arizona Nickel, loved aunt of Mrs.

Hazel Zecher, Mrs. Genevieve Byrne, Harvey Wilson, Mrs. Marion Steffen and Mrs. Virginia Oppenheim: A native of San Francisco. A member of Richternon Auxiliary No.

3, Spanish American War Veterans. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Reilly 29th and Dolores thenee to St. Kevin's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Golden Gate National Cemetery. At rest, Feb. 28, 1950. Joseph W. beloved husband of Mary Veronica Jane-ko.

loving father of Anna, and Joseph Janecko, brother of Stella Smith, Clara Flalkowski. Bernice Cile, Frank and Michael Janecko and fatner of three grandchildren; 8 native of Chicago A member of Fleet Reserve Brauch No. 48. (Chicago papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday. March 6, 1950.

at 10 m. from the mortuary of Julius S. Godeau, 41 Van Ness Ave. nr, Market St. JANTZEN--In this city, March 1.

1950, Johanna Jantzen, beloved wife of the late Carl Jantzen. Joving sister of Otto C. and the late Wilhelmina. William H. and Dr.

Walter G. Schulte. Private funeral services were held Friday, March 3. at Gray's. Divisadero St.

at Post. KRAFFT--At rest. Feb. 17. 1950.

Alfred J. Krafft, son of the late Julius and Anna 1. Krafft. beloved brother of Mabel. Elete and the late Elmer Jerome Krafft: a native of San Francisco.

Funeral services were held Friday. March 3 at Gray's, Divisadero St. at Post. MAXWELL- -In this city. March 2.

1950. Burdette beloved husband of Verda Maxwell, devoted father of Ronald Maxwell, loving son of Gilbert and Grace Maxwell. A member of the Tile Layers Union, Local No. 7, A. F.

of L. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, at 1:30 p. at the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy, O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth Ave. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, MEYER- In Honolulu.

T. Feb. 26. 1950. Karen Marie Mever.

beloved daughter Lt. Walter J. Jr. and Betty J. Meyer, loving sister of Karl, Kenneth and Kerry Meyer, granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter J. Meyer and H. H. and the late Thelma Josephs.

great-granddaughter of Mr. of and Mrs. Louis Desimone: a native California. aged 2 years. Graveside services will pe held Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in St.

Mary's Cemetery. Friends mav call at the Little Chapel of the Flowers Hell 8: Adeline St. at Ashby Station. Berkeley, until 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. MORRIS--In this city.

March 2, 1950. Samuel (Sam), beloved husband of Edith C. Morris. loving brother of Mrs. Eva Rehfeld and Isa Morris.

A member insert "ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS" "BIRTHDAY GREETINGS" "CARD OF THANKS" "IN MEMORIAM" "MASS NOTICE" or "MEMORIAL DEDICATION" on this page Phone SUtter 1-2424 and ask for Miss Ford, She will gladly assist you with helpful information regarding the correct wording and publication. Oil Co. Richmond. F. E.

p.m.. Interocean str. S. Hyatt. S.

Corp. from Encinal Philadelphia. Terminal, Alameda, SAILED FROM THIS PORT Thursday, March 2 GERTRUDE p. Dan ms, Jensen, for Manila. Fred Olson Line.

Friday, March 3 SALINAS a. thr, Countryman, for Portland. Hilicone CHEVRON- a. tier. Weishaer, for El Segundo.

Standard IDAHO FALLS- 4:25 thr, PetterPortland. Standard Oil Co. a. str, Chapman, for Philadelphia. Williams, Dimond Co.

PINE BLUFF 8. str, Eckart, for Seattle. Luckenbach Line. CARDINAL p. str.

for Los Angeles, Military Sea Transport Service. p.m.. str. Johnson, for Honolulu. Matson Navigation Co.

ASTORIA-Arrived, March 2, thr Elizabeth from Los Angeles; Br ms Silverteak. from San Francisco. Sailed, March 2, thr Catawaba Ford, San Francisco; noon, Can str Argovan, for San Francisco, COOS -Sailed. March 1, Br mg Silverteak, for Portland: str William A Allen White, for San Francisco. LOS ANGELES- Arrived, March 2, str C-Coaster, from Coos Bay; thr W.

H. Berg, from San Francisco; str Marymar, from Philadelphia; str Limon, from Golfito; Kendall Fish, from Dipilog; thr L. P. st. Clair, from Port San Luis; str Rolando, from Coos Bay; Swed ms Golden from San Francisco; str Mitchell A.

Palmer, Brownsville; America Transport, from Keelung; Br str Columbia Star, from San Francisco; thr Paul M. from Honolulu; Br ms Silversandal, from San Francisco. Sailed, March 2, 2:55 a. Dutch str Duivendyk, San Francisco; 5:50 a. str F.

E. Weyerhaeuser, for for San San Francisco: 6 a. tkr Lompoc, 7:35 a. str Marine Runner, for Brooklyn; 9:10 a. thr Rhode Island.

for Seattie; 11:40 str Lumberlady, for Rainier; 1:40 p. thr Santa Paula, Port San Luis; 2 p. thr Oleum, for Seattle. Arrived, March 3, 12:15 a. thr Tidewater, from San Francisco: 2:05 a.

m. skr Paul Shoup, from San Francisco: 5:15 3. str Marine Leopard. from from 7:30 a. str Fairland, Charleston.

Sailed. March 3. 12:45 a. str Arcadia Victory. Limon, for San Seattle: Francisco: 7 6:55 a.

str for a. Allen Balch, for San Francisco. SEATTLE- Arrived, March 3, str Asa Lathrop, from Alaska. Sailed, March 3, str Olympic Pioneer, for San Francisco: str George S. Long.

for San Francisco; str Permanente Silverbow, for San Francisco. Arrived. March 1. str Coastal Adventurer, from Seattle; Swed ms Tosca, from Los Angeles. Sailed, March 1, thr R.

C. Stoner, for San Francisco: Nor str Frances Salman, for San Francisco; Nor ms Abraham Lincoin, for San Francisco; Br str Cornish City, for Hawaiian Lumberman, for Grays Harbor. Sailed, March 2, Hond thr Burcross, for San Francisco, EASTERN PORTS NEW YORK-Arrived, March 1. Nor Alf Lindberg, str Harry Luckenbach, str Pvt. Elden Johnson.

Br str Mary. Pioneer Sailed, Cove, Nor str Pleasantville, Dutch March 1, Dan str Paraguay, str Tabina, Nor str Templar. Arrived, Tree, thr March Kettle str Creek. str Hurricane, Scott tisr Joshua Land, thr Vera Cruz, Sailed. March 2.

str Hawaiian Retailer, str Parismina, str Portmar, Nor str Vinstra, Sun. Moon and Tide Table furnished by United States Coast Geodetic Survey, 14 Customhouse, San Francisco: SATURDAY, MARCH 4 Sun rises 6:39 am Sun sets 6:06 pm Moon rises 6:46 pm Moon sets, 6:56 am MARCH 4 TO MARCH 9 (Heights in feet Pacific Standard Time Day Time Ht. Time Ht Time Ht. Time Ht. Low High High Low High Low 4.5:041.5 11:105.9 5.0:14 5.4 5:53 1.0 12:01 5.6 18:13 0.1 6.0:43 5.6 6:44 0.5 12:37 5.2 18:51 0.7 7.1:14 5.8 7:38 0.2 14:01 4.7 19:29 1.3 8 1:48 5.9 15:16 4.2 20:12 2.0 9.2:30 5.8 16:43 3.9 21:01 2.6 W.

S. Burnett Rites Held Hammond Lumber Co. Board Chairman PACIFIC COAST PORTS Private funeral services for Welbore Stewart Burnett, 76, chairman of the board of Hammond. N. Lumber Gray Co.

Company, on Wednes- were day. Mr. Burnett died Tuesday at Stanford Hospital following a brief illness. He is survived by his widow, Grace, of 2509 Scott Street, and a son, Andrew, of Santa Barbara. A native of Ireland, Mr.

Burnett was educated in Belfast and immigrated to the United States at an early age. He undertook legal training at the University of Colorado and was admitted to the Colorado bar in 1897. The following year he was admitted to the bar in California land, in 1898, settled in San Francisco. He became a naturalized citizen in 1910. Two years later he joined Hammond Lumber Company as general counsel and served in that capacity until his death.

He was a member of the Pacific Union Club, the St. Francis Yacht Club and the Commonwealth Club. Truant, 13, Found; Tells Burglaries A 13-year-old habitual runaway, missing from his Oakland home since last Saturday, was found by police yesterday--inside a variety store at 1419 Thirteenth Avenue. Taken to the Oakland juvenile home, the boy said he had burglarized five East Bay stores since he went AWOL from his home. His total loot was $13, of S.

F. Lodge No. 26, Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral services will be held Sunday, at Golden Gate Ave. Interment.

Salem March 5, at 2:30 p.m., at the Memorial Chapels of Carew English, Masonic Memorial Park. MURPHY San Francisco. March 1950. Paul John Murphy. husband Mildred Murphy of San Carlos, father of Paul, John, Covert and Dickson Murphy of San Carlos, brother of Raymond Murphy San Carlos.

Frank Murphy of Alameda. Herbert Murphy of San Carlos, Miss Ethel Murphy Oakland and Mrs. Maxine Dickson of 8. native of Salida. aged 47 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday. March 6. at 9 8. from the White Oaks Chapel, 1696 El Camino Real in San Carlos: thence to St. Charles Church, where Requiem Mass will be said for the repose of his soul at 9:30 m.

The Rosary devotions will be recited Sunday at 8 p. m. (Roller-Hapgood Lorentzen Service) ODLAND-In San Francisco. March 1, 1950. Anna Odland.

beloved wife of the late Bernhard Odland; 3 native of Norway. Friends are invited to attend funeral services at 1 p. m. Saturday. March 4th, at Anderson's.

Valencia Street at 25th St. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. OPPENHEIMER-In this city. March 3, 1950, Arthur C. Oppenheimer.

beloved husband of Martha Oppenheimer, loving father of Mrs. Clyde G. Whelden, Arthur C. Oppenhelmer II and Mrs. Clarence C.

Kane, devoted brother of Mrs. Rae Zonet. Friends are invited to attend the neral service at 12 noon Saturday, March 4, at Gray's, Divisadero St. at Post. -In San Jose.

March 3, 1950. Marie Christine Rible, beloved wife of Caylord H. Rible, loving mother of Gavlord H. and John M. Rible, devoted daughter of Ann and the late Daniel Fitzgerald, loving sister of Mrs.

Elsie C. Harper. Louis D. and the late John M. Fitzgerald, Friends are invited to attend the funeral services 2 p.m., Saturday, March at Gray's, Divisadero St.

at Post. ROACH -In this city, March 1, 1950, Mabel G. Roach, beloved wife of the late James J. Roach, loving mother of Mrs. Dorothy Thome, dear grandmother of Pat and Don Thome.

devoted sister of Mrs. Maude Whitelaw and loving mother-in-law of Peter Thome: a native of California, aged 64 years. ber of United Steel Workers of America, Local No. 1684. C.

0. Friends are invited to attend the neral services Saturday, at 10 a. from the chapel of H. F. Sunr 2919 Mission near 25th St.

RULFS- -In Saratoga, March 2, 1950, Miss Katherine Rulfs, loving sister of Theodore Rulfs, Los Gatos, Henry Rulfs of Saratoga, Anton Ruits of Burlingame, and John Rulfs of Chicago. Ill; a native of Germany, aged 72 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Rutherford Funeral Home, 101 North Winchester Road in Campbell, Monday, March 6, 1950, at 2 m. Inurnment, Oak Hill Memorial Park. RUSSELL-In this city.

March 2. 1950. Adolph R. Russell, beloved husband of Ann E. Russell, loving son of Mrs.

Amanda R. McConnell. and brother of James G. and J. Paul Russell: aged 52 vears.

member of Bethlehem Lodge No. 453. F. A and King Solomon's Chapter No. 170.

0: E. S. Friends are invited tto attend the funeral services Saturday, March at at the Maneely Chapel. Divisadero St. at O' Farrell, under the auspices of Bethlehem Lodge.

STAUTS--In this city, March 2. 1950. Adeline dearly beloved wife of ence Stauts, and loving sister of Leila C. Pene. Saturday at 8:45 a.m., from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel.

1965 Market Street at Duboce Avenue, thence to St. Philip's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. TARNOTZY-In this city, March 2, 1950. Julius Tarnotzy, dearly beloved husband of the late Ella Tarnotzy: a native of Budapest.

Hungary, aged 86 years. A member of the Verein Oesterreich. Friends are invited to attend the neral services today, Saturday, 1 p. at the chapel of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. TROY- At rest, March 3. 1950. Walter beloved husband of the late Margaret Troy, loving father of Mabel Kenniff, Ruth Tisani, the late Gertrude Kennif! and Elizabeth Toohey.

Friends Are invited to attend the neral Monday March 6. 1950. at 8:15 from the mortuary of Julius 8. Godeau, 41 Van Ness Ave. near Market thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, 60 Willington Daly City, where a Mass of Re.

quiem will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 Rosary 8 p. m. Sunday, Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. WILSON-In this city. March 2.

1950, Lila E. Wilson, beloved wife of John L. Wilson, loving mother of John L. Wilson Jr. beloved daughter of Mrs.

Martha O'Malley, sister Mrs. Mabel Dukleth, La Mrs. E. F. Clements, Mrs.

Archie Spencer, Mrs. Mary Culter, Mrs. M. Tucker. F.

M. O'Malley and J. M. O'Malley. Funeral services Saturday morning 9:30 o'clock at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk.

Cards of Thanks BOTTA-We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who gave their kindness. sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. MRS. PAUL EDWARD BOTTA AND FAMILY. MILLS- -The family of the late Roy Gene Mills wish to sincerely thank the relatives and friends for their sympathy and kindness and beautiful floral offerings.

MRS. M. ARLENE MILLS AND FAMILY. In Memoriam CAMPBELL. LILLIAN -In memory of our beloved mother and sister.

March 4. 1949. PHILIP SHEEHAN AND ROSEBUD HARRIS. LUCY STERRETT AND BESSIE BASE. WISEMAN In loving memory of my husband, Max Wiskeman, who passed away one year ago today.

Although we cannot clasp your hand, Your face we cannot see, But. let always this little remember token thee. show WIFE NORAH AND CHILDREN, ROGER AND SYLVIA. DRISCOLL-LOCKHART 766 Valencie St. HE.

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