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Page 55 OBITUARIES 3 Fur inure complete information aid the address of the funeral director, refer to individual death notice below: Ernest Spiegl, Judge's Aide Bar Spree In Oakland: Mail Slain Five Wounded In Outburst One man was shot to death 1 five other person aided in an outburst of last night in a West Oakland bar. Police said there were at least seven witnesses but that does a son, John Spiegl of San Oeceated Time Dale Funeral Director BARNES, Rota R. 1:00 p.m. Aug. 10 Godeeu Funeral Home BERG, Hedwlg 2:00 p.m.

Aug. 10 Sinol Memorlol Chopol CASELLA, Poul 0. :30o.m. Am. 10 Volente, Morlnl, Peroto COSMOS.

Anastasia Aug. daphne SFFS COTTLE, Magdalene 0:10 a.m. Am. 11 McAvoy-O'Hara Co. ELMORE, George M.

1:15 p.m. Aug. 10 Drlscoll's Mortuary Chapel. FAGEOL, Frank R. Private services will be held Chapel of the Oaks FONTANEL, Rose 0:30 a.

m. Aug. Mogendie 4 Mollontl GEARY, Daniel J. Aug. 10 Gantner-Felder-Kenny GOMEZ, Salome 8.

1:30 a.m. Aug. 10 Godeau Funeral Home GOODMAN, Lester 11:30 a.m. Aug. 10 Halsted It Co HANLON, Frank Daniel 1:15 a Aug.

10 Keaton's HOLLENKAMP. Rudolph 0.30 a.m. Aug. 10 Centner, Fetdar, Kenny JOHNSTON, Daniel H. Sr.

2:15 p.m. Aug. 10 W. C. lasswell Co.

LEICHTER, Eleanor W. 10:00 p.m. Aug. 11 Halsted lTco LUDWIGSEN, Walter T. Sr.

10:00 a.m. Aug. 0 Moneely-Motthews LYNCH, Bessie M. 10:00 a.m. Aug.

10 Siorro View Chopel MANISCALCO, James m. Aug. 10 Duggon's Serro Mortuary MAY, Fave Arthella 7:30 p. m. Aug.

Halsted Co. MELTZER, Morris 3:00 p.m. Aug. i Sinai MORTON, Ann O. 8:30 o.

m. Aug. 10 Carew English NOVARREZ, Louise Aug. 10 Hogon Sullivan NELSON, Gustavo R. 2:00 p.m.

Aug. 10 Anderson's PARSONS, John C. 11:00 p.m. Aug. 11 Halsted Co.

PETERSON, Norman M. 11:30 a. m. Aug. 11 W.

C. Lasswell A Co. PETERSON, Tage G. 1:00 p.m. Aug.

10 W. C. Lasswell fc Co, PONQMAREFF. Jesefina V. 10:30 a.

m. Aug. 10 daphne SFFS RAINFORD. Elizabeth 0:30 a.m. Aug.

10 Duggan's RIFKIN, Jock 11:00 p.m. Aug. I Sinoi Memoriol Chape) RUCK, Theresia 1:30 a. m. Aug.

10 Currivan's Chapel of the Sunset SAMARQFF, Alex Services pending daphne SFFS SPIEGL, Ernest I. 10:30 a.m. Aug. 10 Bayview Chapel STAENGEL, Otto 11:00 a.m. Aug.

10 W. C. Lasswell A Co. STEFFINICH, Rudolph A. Gontner-Molson-Domergue STQLLE, Poul O.

Private services were held Rellty Co. STONE, Joseph P. 1:30 m. Aug. 11 Arthur J.

Sullivan Co. STRAZZULLA, Frances (Dolly) 0:00 a.m. Aug. 10 Valente. Marihl, Perata SUICH, Frances A.

1:30 p.m. Aug. 10 Corew 4 English PETERSON In fhls city Aug. 8, 1965, Norman M. Peterson, dearly beloved husbond of the late Frances Peterson, loving father of Norman R.

Peterson nnd Mrs. Diane Reed, beloved son of Anton Peterson, devoted brcther of Rudolph Peterson and Motel Keen, dear grandfather of John and Mark Reed. A native of Iowa. A member of the Printing Pressmen's Union Local No. 24.

Friends ore Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesdov, August 11, at 11:30 a.m. at the Mortuary Of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission St. corner Wilson Interment, Woodlawn Memoriol Park.

(FRIENDS MAY CALL AT THE MORTUARY AFTER 2 P.M. TUESDAY.) PETERSON In Sonoma, Aug 6, 1965. Tage G. Peterson, dearly beloved husband of Anna T. Peterson: loving father of Reinhold (Pete) T.

Peterson, Mr. Dorothy T. Rodrigo and Mrs. June V. Swift: devoted brother of Mrs.

Ineborg Johansson, Sigfred Peterson and the late Emil V. Peterson; survived by eight dear grandchildren, nieces, nephews and other loving relatives; a native of Sweden: aged 69 years: a retired life member of the Painters Union. Local No. 913. Friends are Invited tc attend the funeral services Tuesday, Aug.

10, at 1 p.m. at the Mortuary of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission St corner Wilson. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park.

Pastor Irvln Tweet of Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church of South San Francisco officiating. PONOMAREFF Aug. 7. 1965, Josefina beloved mother of Mr. Ludmila Zaits of San Francisco, and Mr.

Val Lobanoff of New Yorki survived by two grandchildren. Panihida Monday, 8 em. Services Tuesday. 10:30 a.m. daphne SFFS, one church st.

RAINFORO In Sonoma. Aug. 6. 1965. Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late Harry S.

Rainford: loving mother of John Rainford Sr. of Sebastoool, Raymond Rainford. Mrs. Florence Buckenmeyer of Sonoma, ond the late Horry, George ond Mildred Rainford: loving grandmother of 13 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren; a native of San Froncisco. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Aug.

10, at 8:30 a. m. at DUGGAN'S, 3434 17th St. nr. Valencia, thence to St.

Charles' Church where Requiem Mast will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary, Monday evening, 8 o'clock. RIFKIN Entered Into rest Aug.

7, 1965, Jack Rlfkln, beloved husbond of Nettie Rifkln, devoted father of Helen Albert of Los Angeles, Rlto Weisman, Robert, Theodore ond Stuart Rlfkln, loving brother of Som Rifkln of Minneapolis, ond loving brother-in-low of Sam Welling ond a dovoted grandfather of eight grandchildren ond greatgrandfather of one. Services Monday 11 o. m. SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisadero St. at Geary.

Interment, Salem Memoriol Pork. RUCK In Berkeley, Aug. 7. 1965, Theresia Ruck, dearly beloved wife of the late Michael Ruck, devoted mother of Reverend Michael Ruck, M. Mrs.

Emllie M. Shea ond Wltltom F. Ruck, dear mother-in-law of Barbara Ruck ond the lote lohn P. Sheo, loving grandmother of six grandchildren. A native of Austria.

Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1965. at 8-30 0. from CURRIVAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET, Irving at 26th Ave. (Sunset District), thence to Holy Names Church, 39th.

Ave. ond Lawton where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered of 9 o. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening ot 8 o'clock.

Spiritual bouquets preferred. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. PARKING OPPOSITE MORTUARY GOODMAN In Tokyo, Japan, Aug. 2. 1965, Lester Goodman, dearly beloved husoand of Esther Goodman, brother of Sheldon Goodman.

Chair man. Get Bros. Chairman. San Francisco World Trade Center Aulhority; Honorary Consul General of Ceylon for the State of California: posthumously awarded Tne Third Older of Sacred Treasure of Jaoan hv Emperor Hirohito. Memorial services Tuesday morning.

Aug. 10. 11:39 o'clock at HAL-STUD 1123 SUTTFR ST. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HANLON In San Rafael, Au. 6.

1965, Frank Daniel Hanlon, beloved husband of Marian D. Hanlon: loving father of Donald. Daniel, Carol, Joan and Catharine Hanlon; beloved son of Rita Hanlon and the late Daniel Hanlon: dear nephew of Mrs. Daniel Leahy and the late Mrs. John Sherry.

A native of San Francisco: aged 42 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Aug. 10. 1965, at 9:15 a.m., at KEATON'S, Fifth and Streets, San Rafael, thence to St. Raphael's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, at 9 30 a.m.

Interment, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael. Rosary services will be recited at 8-30 p.m.. et the Keaton Chapel. Monday.

August 9. Memorial contribution to the Nazareth House. San Rafael, preferred. HOLLENKAMP In this city August 7. 1965, Rudolph, dearly beloved husband of Helen Hollenkamp, loving father of Mrs.

Joanne Bellecci and Mrs. Helen Trebino, brother of Ernst and Karl Hollenkamp; also survived by ten grandchildren. A native of Germany aged 71 years. A member of SS. Peter and Paul Society of St.

Boniface Church and the Kolping Society. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a.m. from GANTNER-FELDER-KENNY chapel, 1965 Market St. at Duboce Ave. thence to St.

Boniface Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 8 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. JOHNSTON In Daiy City. Aug.

7. rjfeo, Daniel H. Johnston dearly Deloved husband of trie late Maude A. Jolinslon: loving father of Daniel H. Jonnsion Mrs.

Janet Bastedo. Mrs. Jean Anderson and Mis. Iviaiy Johnson; devoted brotner ot L. D.

Johnston and William J. Johnston: survived by eight dear grandchildren and two loving great-grandchildren: aged 70 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 2:15 p. m.

at the Mortuary of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission SL corner Wilson. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary after 7 p.

m. today (Monday). LEICHTER Aug. 8, 1965, Eleonor W. Leichter, beioved wife of Herbert W.

Leichter, loved aunt of Rhoda Aguirre, Florence Bllck and Coleman Campbell, A memoer of Richmond Chapter No. 255 O. E. S. Services Wednesday morning 10 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St Inurnment Woodlawn Memorial Park.

Memorial gifts to American Cancer Society. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING LUDWIOSEN In this city Aug. 7, 1965, Walter T. Ludwiasen beloved husband of the late Hazel Ludwlgsen, loving father of Walter F. Ludwig-sen, devoted grandfather of four grandsons.

A native ot San Francisco. Friends are invited to ottend the funeral services Monday, Aug. 9, at 10 a. at the MANEELY-MAT-THEWS Chopel, Divisadero St. at O'Farrell.

Interment, Olivet Memo- rial Park. PARKING ADJOINING CHAPEL ENTER ON O'FARRELL ST. LYNCH Of Fairoaks, Aug. 8, 1965, Bessie Morrow Lynch, ount of Herbert Phillips, Mary Decker, Mar-Beret Mercer, Jomes Carl N. and Arthur W.

Morrow. A notive of California, aged 84 years. Funerol services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at SIERRA VIEW CHAPEL, Carmichoel. Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland at 12:30 p.m. MANISCALCO-ln this city, Aug.

6, 1965, James (Jim), Idolized son of Posquale (Pat) ond Lillian Manls-rnirn. Inulna brother of Larrv. Mary Monday, Aug. 9, 1965 SC2H "Cards of Thanks Are Good Form" says Emily Pest "Cards of Thanks" may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased. "In Memoriam" and "Mass Notices" afford friends the opportunity to send appropriate messages to the family of the deceased.

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Fronces A. Sulch, daughter of Glro-lamo and Mory Corvin Sulch, sister of the late Katherlne May, George Mark ond Jerome J. Sulch, Mary Olivia Calre and Lillian Regina Caire, aunt, great-aunt ond great-great-ount of numerous surviving kin. A native of San Francisco. Aged 59 years.

The funeral will take place Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 9:30 a. In the Memorlol Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St, Mary's Cathedral, Sacred Heart High Auditorium, Ellis and Fronklln Streets, where Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Monday evening ot 8 p. m. Preferred mementos ore donations to charity or to St. Mory's Cothedrof bldg. fund memory of the late Most Reverend Archbishop George Montgomery of San Francisco, Coadiutor 1902-1907.

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PL 5-0S80 Endowed Core Provides Continuing Maintenance And Lastinq Beauty wvmwm WotfS-Se' eHr JLM Ernest Spiegl, lawyer-assistant to California Supreme Court Justice Raymond E. Peters, died of a heart attack while gardening at his Orinda home Saturday. He had served as a Supreme Court attache for six years, and before that practiced law in San Francisco and the Bay Area for more than 35 years. Born in San Francisco, Mr. Spiegl attended the University of California at Berkeley, where he was managing editor of the Daily Calif or nian, and earned his Law Degree at the University's Boalt Hall in 1927.

Mr. and Mrs. Spiegl. fellow students at Boalt Hall, married in Eureka, where her family lived, in 1933. Mrs.

Spiegl, of 303 La Espiral, survives him, as EVERETT SLOANE WEST LOS ANGELES -(UPI) Two hundred per sons attended funeral serv ices yesterday for motion picture and television actor Everett Sloane, 55, who end ed his life Friday with an overdose of barbiturates. Actors Ed Wynn, Keenan Wynn, Raymond Massey and Jim Backus were among the celebrities at Malinow and Silverman Mortuary for the services. Cremation followed the services. Police said Sloane com mitted suicide because of failing eyesight. Sloane, a slender, gray-haired character actor, was a member of "The Goldbergs" radio show for eight years and played featured roles in Orson Welles' motion pictures "Citizen Kane" and "Lady from Shanghai." NANCY CARROLL NEW YORK (AP) A private funeral is planned for Nancy Carroll, 59-year-old actress who died In her Man hattan apartment Friday night.

A spokesman for the Abbey Funeral Parlor said the family requested that there be no announcement of the time of the funeral or the place of burial. The death of Miss Carroll was discovered after she failed to appear for her performance in "Never Too Late" at the Tappan Zee Playhouse. Cause of death was not de termined. A medical ex aminer said Saturday, after an autopsy, that laboratory studies would be made. VICTOR JEROME NEW YORK (AP)-Vic- tor J.

Jerome, 68, a leader in the Communist Party in the United States, died Saturday in Bellevue Hospital of a brain tumor. He was chairman of the party's cultural commission and a former editor of political affairs, the Communist monthly. In 1953, Jerome was one of 13 party officials convicted here of conspiring to teach the overthrow of the U.S. Government by violence. He was identified during the trial as the man heading the party's effort to infiltrate U.S.

cultural affairs, espe cially in Hollywood. Following 1 realease from prison in 1957, Jerome spent several years in Poland and Russia before returning to New York in 1962. Lightning Kills Aged N.Y. Man NEW YORK (AP) Joseph Hegno, 71, was killed by lightning yesterday in a Brooklyn park during a brief thunderstorm. Police said he was standing outside the McCarran Park field house when he was hit.

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Francisco. There are also two brothers, M. K. Spiegl of San Francisco and Ellis Spiegl of Salinas. In addition to his work in law, Mr.

Spiegl was a member of the Sanitary District in Orinda, his home for 25 years; helped with the move' ment to incorporate Orinda, and helped found the com munity library there. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Bayview Chapel of Freeman, Cox-Roach and Leonard, 2414 Grove, Berke ley. Burial will be at Rolling Hills Memorial Park, Rich mond. The family prefers memori al contnbtuions be made to the San Francisco Hearing Society.

DR. JAY PEARSON MIAMI-(AP)-Dr. Jay F. W. Pearson, first chancellor of the University of Miami and its second president, died of a heart attack early yesterday at his home.

He was 64. A native of Woodsfield, Ohio, Dr. Pearson received his bachelor of science in zoology at the University of Pittsburgh in 1925 and his master of science a year later. He taught there briefly before moving to Miami in 1926, when the university had one building, a faculty of 35 and an enrollment of 300. It now has 13,500 students and the physical plant is valued at $55 million.

GROWTH PERIOD He was brought to the University of Miami by Dr. Bowman F. Ashe, its first president, whom Dr. Pearson succeeded in 1953, when Dr. Ashe died.

Dr. Pearson's administration marked the period of greatest growth for the uni versity. Dr. Pearson held a Ph. D.

degree from the University of Chicago and was director of exhibits in biology and medicine at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco in the late 30s while on leave from his teaching duties. AIR TRAINING He supervised aviation training schools at three military installations in World War II. Dr. Pearson married Hazel Manning Henrich in 1931 and they have one son, Michael Manning Lane Pearson, a sophomore at Vanderbilt University. An older son.

Jay F. W. died in 1963. A brother, Charles A. L.

Pearson of Pittsburgh, also survives. JAMES JARCHE LONDON (AP) The death of James arc he, cameraman whose pictures included some of the classics of newspapering, was announced yesterday. He was 74. Jarche, son of a French immigrant, was on the cliffs at Dover to obtain, the historic pictures of Louis Bleri-ot's landing after the first flight across the English Channel. That was in 1909.

Two years later he took the famous picture of Winston Churchill watching the battle of Sidney Street a gunfight between the military and Russian anarchists in Lon don's East End. Jarche's career, much of it with Odhams Press and the magazine Illustrated, included a spell with the Associated Press. He died in London on Friday. Peking Visitors TOKYO-(AP)-A delega tion from Cambodia led by Vice Premier Son Sann has arrived in Peking for what the New China News agency called a friendly visit to Communist China. PRE-MARITAL EXAMS Dr.

J. M. White. Sat. 9-12.

Special lij hour service. 362-426. Amer. Sav. Bldg.

ftm. 205. 90 Mkt all refused to say exactly what happened or who the killer was. Charles H. Clay, 29, died of a bullet in the heart.

Police said Clay was trying to eject an unruly customer at the Manhattan Club, 919 16th St. near Market Street. The bar is owned by Clay's mother. Mrs. Lenora Clay, and he lived in an apartment over the tavern.

There were several shots. At the same time, someone started stabbing and slashing with a knife. When it was all over, a man and woman were suffering from gunshot wounds, a husband and wife and another man were bleed ing from stab wounds. Police said they were seeking a man identified only as Curtis Smith for questioning In the shooting. The wounded, all from Oakland, were identified as: Cleveland Davis, 53, 1206 Market Street, hit in the chest by a bullet.

Miss Dorothy McCoy, 30, 8515 Ney bullet wound in the right calf. Edward Robinson, 25, and his wife, Mary, knife wounds. Raymond Bass, 25, knife wounds in the chest. King-Talk With the Viet Cong NEW YORK (AP) -The Rev. Dr.

Martin Luther King said yesterday the United States should express its willingness to negotiate with the Viet Cong guerrillas to end the war in Vietnam. King declared, however, he would not call for unilateral withdrawal of U.S. forces 1 from Vietnam as a prerequi-t site for a peace conference, King said he was speaking as an Individual and would not Involve his Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the Vietnam issue. Pravda Fusses Over Joyriders MOSCOW (AP) The official Communist Party newspaper Pravda, which acts as watchdog on public morals in the Soviet Union, called yesterday for a crackdown on joyriding auto thieves. The Soviet Union has had relatively light punishment lor this type of theft -breaking into, a car, driving it around for a few hours, then abandoning it a maximum of 15 days in jail This has been raised to a year in jail.

The newspaper found that grossly inadequate. It made no specific recommendation. Giant Wave Drowns 4 HOERNUM (Island of Sylt, Germany) (LTD Three children and a woman who tried to save them drowned when a giant North Sea wave swept into a holiday beach, police said yesterday. Life of Rails Modern railway tracks last about 20 average years be-fore they are replaced. AUCTION SALES SAN FRANCISCO 1 AUCTION GALLERY, Inc.

Sale Today CONTINUING TOMORROW ANTIQUE FURNITURE ORIENTAL ART OBJECTS Nam a4 Continuing 2077 Union St. WA 2-M2I MARVftt fT.ETOV, Anatoli BARNES At rest, August 5, 1965, Rose R. Barnes, survived by relatives In New York. A member of Friendship Chapter, O.E.S., of Lincoln, Calif. Funeral services Tuesday, August 10, at 1 under the auspices of San Francisco Matrons Association, O.E.S., at GODEAU, 41 Van Ness Ave.

near Market St. Interment, Lincoln Masonic Cemetery, Lincoln, Calif. Visiting hours until 9 P. m. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME BERG In this city Aug.

8, 1965, Hed-wig Berg, dearly beloved wife of the late Samuel Berg, devoted mother of Max W. Berg, a devoted grandmother and great-grandmother, loving sister of Julia Berg, Meto Ksln-ski, Mortha Methner and Slgfried Berg. Services Tuesday, 2 p. Slnal Memorial Chapel, Divisadero St. at Geary.

CASELLA, Aug. 6, 1965, Paul Dante Casella, loving son ot the lata paoio and Maddalena Casella, loving brother of the late Ida Casella i survived by cousins. A native of San Francisco, aged 71 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 9:30 o.

from the Chapel of VALENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4 649 GREEN thence to St. Brlgld's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated commencing ot 10 a. m. Entombment, Italian Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

1 Visiting hours until 9 p. m. COSMOS Aug. 6, 1965, Anastasia, beloved wife of Louis Cosmos: loving mother of Milton and Miss Patricia Cosmos, sister of Christoduli Sipsa. Member of Daughters of Penelope end Holy Trinity Phitoptohos Society.

Services Monday, 2 p.m. Holy Trinity Church 999 Brotherhood Way Interment, Greek Cemetery. Contributions to the American Cancer Society preferred, daphne SFFS, one church St. COTTLE (nee Schulthelss) in this city, Aug. 7, 1965, Magaaiena, De-loved wife of the lote Jomes E.

Cottle, loving daughter of the late Ernest and Bertha Schulthelss, loving sister of the late Charley Schulthelss and Rose Kunti. A native of New York. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday and are Invltied to attend the funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-O'Hara Geary Blvd.

at Tenth thence to St. Boniface Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Tuesday at 8 p.m.

PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. NATHAN CIIANIN NEW YORK (AP) Nathan Chanin, 78, general secretary emeritus of the Workmen's Circle, a Jewish fraternal order, died yesterday after a long illness. Chanin also was chairman of the administrative committee of the Jewish Labor Committee and a vice chairman of the New York state Liberal Party. He was born near Minsk, Russia, on Nov. 29, 1886.

A widower, Chanin is survived by two sons and five grandchildren as well as two brothers and two sisters. .300 at Rites For Slain Girl WEST LOS ANGELES (UPI) Funeral services yesterday for Stephanie Gorman, the 16 -year -old attorney's daughter who was raped and shot to death, attracted about 300 mourners, many of them teen-agers. Rabbi Isaac Varon conducted the closed casket service at Hillside Memorial Home. Most of the prayers were recited in Hebrew. Russ Tourists WINNIPEG (AP) Sixteen Russian agriculture authorities and an interpreter from the Soviet embassy in Ottawa arrived here yesterday to see how Canadian farming systems work.

ELMORE In Llvermore, Aug. 7, 1965, George beloved husband of Amanda Elmore; retired real estate broker. Friends are Invited to ottend the funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 1:15 P. m.

at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL. 1096 So. Van Ness ot 22nd St. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. FAGEOI In Orinda, Aug.

8. 1965, Frank Raymond, beloved husband of Jessie M. Fogeol, father of the late Orren Louis J. and Robley D. Fageol, loving grandfather of Mrs.

Roland Morris of Philadelphia, Frank R. Fogeol II of Kent, Ohio, ond Raymond L. Fogeol of San Diego, and loving great-grandfather of six greatgrandchildren, loving brother of Claude H. Fogeol of Orinda ond Mrs. Milton Caldwell of Vacaville, California.

A native of Iowa. Private family services will be held Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1965. Contri-butlons to Ravenna Boys' Club of the Fageol Camp Fund, co Dr. A.

D. Turnbull of Ravenna, Ohio, preferred. (Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary.) FONTANEL In this city. Aug. 6, 1965, Rose, loving wife of the late Louis E.

Fontanel, devoted mother of Comllle and Armand Fontanel. A native of Accous B. P. France. A former employee of the French Hospital.

Friends are Invited to ottend the funeral services Monday, Aug. 9, at a. in from the Chaoels of MAGENDIE MALFANTI, 1340 Golden Gate near Fillmore, thence to the Church of Notre Dume ties Vlctolres, where ot 10 a. m. Mass will be offered.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday ot 6 p. m. GEARY In this city, August 8, 1965, Daniel beloved father of Don J. ond John Geary, Moe O'Donnell ond Eileen Selmi and also survived by 9 grandchildren.

A native of Co. Cork, Ireland A member of Carmen's Union Local No. 1380. Funeral Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market St.

at Duboce thence to St. Kevin's Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated nt 10 a. m. Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 8:30 p. m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GOMEZ At rest August 6, 1965, Sa lome 5., adored wife of the late Crescendo Gomez, beloved mother of Daniel Gomez, loving sister of Vincent, Dan, Matt and David Ler-ma and the late Augustin Lerma. A native of Texas, aged 63 years. Funeral Tuesday. August 10, 1965.

at 8:30 a.m. from GODEAU. 41 Van Ness Ave. near Market thence to St. Joseph's Church, Howard and 10th Sts.

where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation of Rosary Monday at a p.m. Visiting hours until 9 Dm. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME S.

F. Group Plans Hotel On Taiwan The Hualien Development Corporation of San Francisco said yesterday it has received approval from the Agency for International 1 pment for a loan to help build a 50-unit resort hotel on Taiwan. The hotel is scheduled to be completed for the 1966 summer tourist season, according to Dr. Colin II. Dong, chairman of the board, and Robert D.

Fraser, president of the corporation. It will be called the Hualien Hotel after the community in which it will be located, the announcement said. Arizonan Dies In Desert Crash WILLOW BEACH (Ariz.) (UPI) A 51-year-old Tucson, man was killed and his son injured yesterday when their car went out of control of U.S. 93 about six miles soutli of the Arizona-Nevada border near Hoover Dam. The Arizona Highway Patrol identified the dead man as Lester L.

Terry. He was a passenger in a car driven by his 22-year-old son, James. SAMAROFP Aug, 7, 1965, beloved husband of Mrs. Anno Sam- "roff, loving father of Mrs. una Drogovan, Mrs.

Mary Malloy, Mrs. Alice Press and John Samaroff, loving brother of Jim Samorin survived bv six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A native ot Russia. Visiting Monday, 7 p. m.

Service time pending, daphne SFFS, one church ft. SPIEGL In Orinda, Aug. 7, 19S5, Ernest Lt. of 308 La Esolral, Orinda, dearly beioved husband of Roberta 6. Spiegl ot Orinda, loving father of John D.

Spiegl of Orinda, dear brother of Melville K. Spiegl of San Francisco, Ellis H. Spiegl of Salinas. A native of San Francisco, oged 62 years. A member of State Bar Association, San Francisco Bar Association, and Lawyers' Club.

Friends ore Invited to offend the funeral services Tuesday, Aug. 10, ot 10:30 a. ot the Bayview Chopel ot FREEMAN COX-ROACH LEONARD, 2414 Grove Berkeley. Rabbi William Stern officiating. Inurnment, Rolling Hills Memorial Park.

Donations to San Froncisco Hearing Society preferred. STAENGEL In Mlllbroe, Aug. 7, 1965, WTTO, loving rainer ot nuns c-. uiusn-gel, Edna McVanner, Anne Doherty, Elsie Amlot, Betty Schrleber, Esther Cox, Shirley Hopkins ond the late Otto H. Staengel, devoted brother of Frances Steffens; survived by dear grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

A native of San Froncisco. Friends ore Invited fo ottend the funeral services Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 11 a.m. ar inw nriyiivoij vi i Arciifiri rr ftlsA Mielnn St corner Wilson. Entombment, Olivet Memorial rant.

STEFFINICH In this city, Aug. 5, 1965, RUOOipn A. siemnicn, spn of the late Anton and Mary Sfefflnlch, loving brother of Anton Steffinich, Mrs. Josephine Lambeth ond the late Mary Forsyth olso sur- native of San Froncisco, oged 57 years. A memoer ot tne inaepennem Order of Foresters, and the Slovenian American Fraternal ond Beneficial Society.

Funerol services Monday, Aug. 9, ot 10:30 a. m. at the Chaoels of GANTNER MAI SON-DOME RGUE, 777 Valencia St. near 19th St.

Inter-ment Greenlawn Memorial Park. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. FREE PARKING UNION 76 STA- STOLLE In Poclflca, Aug. 6, 1965, raul UCIUTCU nuauanu wi late Mary E.

Stollc; devoted father ot Mrs. Gertrude G. Dowling: loving grandfather of Charles M. Dowling; dear uncle of Mrs. Juan-ita Novotny of Santa Barbara and Clinton Stolle of Oakland.

A native of San Francisco. Private services were held Saturday. August 7, from RE ILLY 29th and Dolores Streets. Inter-ment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

GOODWIN SCAN NELL. Directors STONE In this city August 8, 1965. Joseph beloved nusoano or inp late Evelyn E. Stone, devoted father of Joseph P. Stone, loving brother of William H.

Stone, loving son-in-law of Sarah Becker. A native of San Francisco. A life member of St. Ignatius Father's Club, and a member of the Pharmacists Union. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.

from Chaoels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market St bet. '5th and 16th. thence to St. James Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a.m.

Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Spiritual bouquets preferred Visiting hours until 9 p.m. STRAZZULLA In this citv. Aug.

6. 1965. Frances (Dolly) Strazzulla, dearly beloved wife of Dominic Strazzulla: loving mother of Donna Strazzulla and Camille Scafire: idolized grandmother Of Michael. Marty and Kinthf rly Scafire; devoted daughter of the late Anthony and Rose Cannata; loving sister of Pauline Abruzzo. Joseph.

Fred and Jim Cannata. loving mother-in-law of William Scafire. Friends are invitied to attend the funeral on Tuesday, Aug. 10. at 9 a m.

from the Chapel of VALENTE. MARINI. PERATA 649 GREEN thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated, commencing at 9 30 a m. Entombment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening at 8 clock. Visiting hours until p. m. ond Paul Manlscalco, beloved grandson ot Lorenzo and Mary Manlscalco end James P.

ana the late way Lewis. A native of San Francisco, aged 21 years. An alumnus of Riordan Hlah School, class or 1963 Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1965, at 9:30 a. m.

from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake Daly City, 2 blocks south of Knowles off Junipero Serro thence to St. Emydlus Church where a Requiem High Mass will be oftered ut 10 o. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday ot 8 p.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS OR DONA- NATIONS TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY PREFERRED. DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY PL 6-4500 MAY in Callstoga, California, Aug. 7, 1965, Faye Arthelia May, formerly a resident ot San Francisco; wife of John A. May ot Calistoga; sister of Harry Pearson of Russianvllle, Indiana; also survived by a niece and nephew of Indiana. A member of Zane-lrwin American Legion Auxiliary, 8 et 40 Salon No.

29, and King Solomon Chapter No. 170 O.E.S. Services Monday evening, 7:30 O'clock, at HALSTED 1123 Sutter under auspices of Zane-Irwln Auxiliary, 8 et 40 Salon No. 29, and officers of King Solomon Chapter No. 170, O.E.S.

officiating. In-ferment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, Tuesday afternoon, 2:45 o'clock. MELTZER In this citv. Aus. 7.

1965. Morris Meltzer, beloved husband of Sadie Meltzer, loving brother of Gertrude Stillman of Stockton. Jules Meltzer of Los Angeles, Harry Meltzer of Revere, and Anna Soilberg of Mattapan, and a very devoted uncle. A member of Lebanon Lodge No. 495.

and the Masonic Square Club. Services Monday, 3 p.m., under auspices of Lebanon Lodge No. 495, at Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero Street at Geary. Contributions to the Building Fund of Congregation B'nai Israel, Daly City preferred. MORTON In this city, Aug.

7, 1965, Ann beioved wife of George W. Morton, loving mother of Patricia A. Butler ond Robert J. Morton, loving sister Mary Compillo. A native of San Froncisco.

The funeral will take place Tuesday, Aug. 10, at 8:30 a. from the Memoriol Chaoels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St. Agnes Church, Masonic ot Paee, where Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing ot 9 o. m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening ot 8 o'clock. NOVARREZ In this city, Aug. 6, 1965. Miss Louise Novarrei A native of Vevey, Switzerland.

Friends may visit the funeral home of HOGAN SULLIVAN, Ninth Ave. between Lincoln Way and Irving Street (Sunset District). A Requiem Mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., at the Church of the Advent of Christ the King, 261 Fell St. NELSON In Redwood City, Aug 7, 1965, Gustave R. Nelson, husband of the late Emily C.

Nelson, loving lather of Robert G. Nelson, grandfather of Carol S'even and Michael Nelson, brother of the late John, Edward and Oscar Neison, Carl and Victor Lundahl and Anna Forsell. A native ot Sweden. P.G. of Odin Lodge No.

393 I.O.O.F., a member of Swedisn Society, and a life member of Cooper's Union Local No. 65. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service, 2 p.m. Tuesday. Aug.

10, at ANDERSON'S, Valencia St. at 25th St. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. FREE PARKING FLYING STATION, 25th VALENCIA STS.

PARSONS Aug. 6, 1965, John C. Par-sons, dearly beloved husbond of Geneve Shaffer Persons, beioved of Mrs. Elizabeth Dovis of Oakland. John E.

ond Charles Parsons both of Berkeley, loved grandfather of Mrs. Carol Fust, Betty, Jean and Margaret Parsons, loved brother of Capt. Charles Parsons, U.S.N., Retd, and Mrs. Cecile Birgteid, both ot Washington, D. C.

A member of San Francisco Lodge No. 3, B.P.O.E., a 50 year member of Arrona Lodge No. 87, F.SiAM. of Seattle. George S.

Lodd Chapter Telephone Pioneers und on honorary member of San Froncisco Women's Breakfast Ciub. Services Wednesdov morning. 11 o'clock ot HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. Ottirers of Son Froncivo Lodge No. 3, P.O.

Elks officiating. Inurnment private. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING.