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Saturday, June 1 9 St CCCC CROSSWORD By Eugene Shelter Vitals Funeral Notices Airman Jailed as Bank Thug Mrs, Edna Darambeura, brother of the late John Darambouret a native Greece, aged 97 years. A cherter member of Hellenic Mutual Benevolent Society, Triiagion Sunday, 7:45 p. m. Services Monday, 2 p. daphne SFFS, one church thence to Holy Trinity Cathedral, 2:30 p.

m. EARL In San Mateo, June 4, 1959, Leonie A. Earl, widow of the late Schuyler H. Earl, loving mother of Mrs. Barbara E.

Reinheimer of San Jose, D. Schuyler Earl ol San Mateo, Philip p. Earl and Mrs. Lois Earl Curren of Nnwarfc, New York, sister of Mrs. Paul Leland Thompson toinette I.

Msrcadel, 18, Sia Carolina St, CHArMON ROGERS.Hamp A. Chit-mon, 48, 39 4th ana Agnes Rogers, 39, 39 4th St. CASS-STENDELl Thomas R. Cass, 22, 191 27th and Barbara A. Stan-dell, 20, 115 Santa Ana Ave.

CANiHANSIEGRiST William Richard Camhan, 23, 883 Carolina and Carol B. Siegnst, 21, 410 Myra Way. LINGONIS-f ERNQUESf George Lm- forns, 25, 568 Arguelte and orraine Femquest, 23, 417 Lake St. URSINO-STRAIN Joseph Ursino, 19, 323 Haie and Carrie J. Strain, 18, 98 Valencia St.

KANE-WIGHr Stanley A. Kane, 29, 2143 Wawona and Patricia R. Wight, 32, 425-A 20th Ave CAMr-BtLL-WtSSfcL James R. Camp-bell. 23.

211 Prague and Eleanor R. Wtssel, 21, 35 Athens St. GRIMSHAW KIRK Walter E. Grim- II 29 'A 21 14 25 7k 7T 49 52. 55 Japanese seaport Chief 42 Isles In Ireland 43 Wait 44 Single units 45 Outdoor shelter 46 Simpleton 47 African antelope 49 Breach YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS t2222 41 43 44 4T act ArfflABn6aiAM LOR DUO 1 ESS 5JU OMER 5 tTTqe Tt A ME LLJE MTJ A 6 EMTTr VEM ERA VIE NOP A RCF I DA5 An 0 NIJP A LJA I A MOON A EJS SEP 5 Eflf 1 Ie Is Is UbIajrTJ A 5 "Cards of Thanks ire food form" aavs Emltv Pout "Cards of Thanks" may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased.

"In Memorlam" and "Mass Notices" aitord friends the opportunity to send appropriate messages to the family of the deceased. To Insert! "Cards of Thanks" "In Mimoriam" "Mass Notiee" "Memorial Dedication" on this page phone SUttarl 2424, local 503, and ask for Miss Ford. She will gladly assist you with helpful information regarding correct wording and publication. win Hobbs. Mrs.

Marianne Thaeler and the lata James, Alexandra and John Schulte, great-grandtatfier of Charles S. Thaeler II li a native of Gehrda. Germany, aged 81 years. The funeral will take place Mon. day, June 8, at 8:30 a.

from tha Memorial Chapels of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to Notre Dame des Victoires Church, Bush near Grant where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 clock. Inter ment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. SHERRY June 4, 1959, Helen Sherry.

beloved aunt ot George Sherry, Missoula, Montana. Dr. Evan Sherry. Havre. Montana, Mrs.

Pearl Pollard West Jordan, Utah, devoted friend of Mrs. Muriel Uofill. Funeral 12 o'clock noon at Halsted 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. SIMRIN In Tucson, June: 4, 1959.

Rachael, dearly beloved wife of the late Louis Simrin. loving mother of Grace Lieberman. Betty Soector, Essie Iger. Ada Salbert, Henry and Sam Simrint a very devoted grandmother and great grandmother. Services, Sunday.

1 p. Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero Street at Geary. Interment Hills of Eternifv Memorial Park, Contributions to your favorite charity SLAVIERO In this city, June 5, 1959. John t. siaviero, loving father or Jack L.

Sleviero, beloved son of Pierina and the late Peter Siaviero, loving brother ot Louis and John P. Siaviero and Mrs. Mary Berini; aged 52years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday at a. m.

from the Chapels of the UNITED UNDERTAKERS. 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Interment, Italian Cemetery.

SOUKKA In Daly City, June 4. 1959, August Soukka. beloved husband of Cecelia Soukka; a native of Finland; aged 68 years; a member of Sailors Union of the Pacific and Finnish Brotherhood 1. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service 3 p. m.

Monday, June 8 at Anderson's, Valencia St. at 25th St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

STRAUSS June 4, 1959. Sarah Strauss, dearly beloved wife of the late Samuel Strauss, devoted mother of Carroll Strauss and Julien Strauss of Los Angeles, loved sister c4 Mrs. Mabel Lippman of New York City. Private services were held Friday afternoon at Home of Peace Chapel, (Halsted 1123 Sutter St.) WALLACE In this city. June 4, 1959.

Loren Coburn Wallace, beloved husband of Maude Wallace, loving father of Earl and the late Loren Wallace devoted grandfather of Richard A. Wallace. A member of Lincoln Lodge No. 470, F. A.

and California Bodies, A. A. S. R. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 1 p.

m. Monday, June 8, under the auspices of Lin coin Lodge No. 470, F. 4 A. at Gray's, Divisadero Street at Post.

WALTERS Helen Parker Walters, lov ing mother of Mrs. Virginia Rider and George Walters Jr. Funeral services Monday after noon 1:00 o'clock at Halsted 1123 Sutter Street Interment at Olivet Cemetery. WHITEBONE In Palo Ato, California, June 5, 1959, Maurice Whitebone, davoted husband of the late Dorothy Whitebone, beloved father of Cecil A Whitebone, loving grandfather of Tommy Whitebone. A member of San Francisco Lodge 3, B.

P. O. E'ks. Services Sunday morning 11:09 o'clock at Halsted 1123 Sutter Street. Officers of San Fran Cisco Lodge 3 B.

P. O. Elks officiating. Entombment, Emanu-EI Mausoleum, Home of Peace (E? ttutrrttfl 2 CRYPTS in Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, eolma. we.

i-zbzj. Florists HENRY SCHRUMPF VALENCIA ST. Ml. 7-8277 911 J. FREGOSI 4834 MISSION ST.

SON JU. s-3388 J. J. O'CONNOR, FLORISTS 2901 Mission (cor. 25th) Ml.

7-7443 SHERIDAN BELL MAIDEN LANE SU. 1-2300 120 BELLI BELLI POWELL ST. YU. 2-8800 430 GENEVA FLORIST 912 GENEVA AVE. LI.

4-7537 TANFORAN FLOWER SHOP 6175 MISSION ST. DE. 3-4321 Funeral Directors VALENTE MARINI, PERATA SERVING THE BAY AREA FOR OVER 67 YEARS Free Parking Space Available jt 649 GREEN DO. 2-0627 4840 MISSION OE. 3-01S1 Monuments ERNST BERLIN OPP.

CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY COLMA PL. 5-2338 Ashley McMulIen Guy E. Ashley Almi Aihley Jffer0fi I 6EAIY AT SIXTH AVENUI I IKyliat 1-1401 Wthtullf frying iht pubJIt for more fAaii seventy ytori. UNITED UNDERTAKERS '(Eitablithsd July. 1883) 109 Soar Yea Ness Ave.

22n1 St. PHONI YALIMCIA 411 91 SAN FRANCISCO BIRTHS Born ta Mr, and Mrs i ANDREWS, James H. 1190 OFar red May 27, girl. ARR, Robert 22a Cuesta lo S. May 22, boy.

BAMBERGER, Richard A. Sr 1103 Woodrow, Redwood City, May 22, boy. BUFORD, Jewish 1036 Griffith St. BRUNER. Gerald 284 Saipan Rd Baysbore, May 24, gin, CAIMOTTO, David 151 19th Ave.

May 26, gin. CLAWSON. Stanley 719 Spring St Miv 24. Iirl, CALONGE, Rene 10 Carlsbad Court. so.

s. May zz. gin. COSBY, Charles 31) Park May Z9. OOV.

COHOLAN, Frederick 3J Cypress Fairfax. May jo. DAVIS, Raymond 130 Sanchez May 28, boy. DE LA CRUZ. Carlos, 301 Ouncan May ooy.

FRANKEL, James 236) Vallejo St May 26, girl. FOZZARO, Keith 1543 Uth Ave May 26. boy. FURUSHO, Ben, 72S 12th May 27. bov.

GRADY, Asa 1231 Church May 31. gin. GOULD, George, 1366 38th May HAm'iUR" Ray M51 Arlington Richmond, May 26, My HEDGEMAN, Paul 1642 Lyon St, May 27, twin ooys, HEARNE, Mike, 1453 Sunnydale St Mav 27. bov. HEANEY.

James L. 417 Haielwood So. S. May 26, boy. HIURA, Lloyd 2309 California St, May 26, boy.

HOWELL, Stanley 631 29th May 29, boy. ISHII, Da'giro, 774 11th May 24, irl. JOHNSON, Robert 373 Ellis May 26, boy. KLINE, James 639 Dolores May 27. bov.

KURET, Marvin 85 Fairway Mill valley. May Z4, gin. O'QUINN, Allen 0., 524 Seventh June l. iri. PISCOPOS, Peter, 63 Valley May 29.

girl. ROSTON, James 271 Farrallones May 26, girl. ROSATI, Lodi, 444 11th May 26. noy. STANTON, Emmett 660 Borel May 28.

bov. STELTZER, Erich. 710 Ellis Apt. 38. May 29.

uri. SCHENONE, Anthony John. 921 New man Drive. 50. 5.

May gin. SEVEY, Manuel 2159 Mission May 28. ooy. SCHlEFER, Robert 2536 23rd May 31. Rir SCHIAPPACASSE, John 1971 29th Mav 28.

bov. SILVERMAN, Edwin, 12 Lakewood Daiy city. May zi, gin. SNOW, William 358 Arguello May 31. boy.

TAKAHARA, Tom 1310 Turk May 20. gin. TORASSA, George L. 178 25th May 30. boy.

VASQUEZ, Charles 1011 Hyde May 28, boy. VERA, Gilberto, 2693 22nd May 21, irl. VIAPIANA, Albert 1430 Francisco Mav 24. air WALSH, Douglass 139 Serrano May 24. girl.

WELCH, Bert 850 Cayuga May 20, boy. WILLIAMS, Jonathan 3783 20th May 28, boy. YARBERRY, Glenn W. 12 Brook-dale May 23, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED MILLER-WEINBERG Ala S.

Miller, 28, 195 9th and Gloria L. Weinberg 21. 331 21st Ave. McCARTHY-MERCADEL Reginald Mo Carthy, 17, 2030 Bryant ana An Boy Killed When Train Hits Truck A 10-year-old boy, riding in the cab of a dump truck be tween his mother and step father, was killed when a Southern Pacific passenger train collided with the vehicle at the Hillcrest Rd. crossing on the outskirts of Antioch.

The boy. Jerry Doyle Sut ton of 2921 Plumleigh Antioch, was hurled from the cab as the truck was knocked 90 feet along the rails by the train, the San Joaquin Daylight. Neither the boy's step father, Joseph Pierce, 32, nor the mother, Rose, 28, was hurt seriously. Forged Will Slayer Gets Life Term WOODLAND, June 5. The chicken house slayer was sentenced today to life imprison Eugene L.

Sturgess, 76, of Dixon, was convicted of shoot ing James Koeber, 74, prominent Davis farmer, after forg ing documents by which he would have inherited most of Koeber's estate. Koeber was shot fatally in a chicken house on his 80-acre farm, west of Davis, last March. Superior Judge Arthur Coats of Yuba City passed sentence after denying a motion for a new trial. S. F.

College Graduation More than 1,800 students will receive their diplomas today at San Francisco State College's 58th annual com mencement at Cox Stadium on the campus. The commencement ad dress will be delivered by Adrien J. Falk, member of the college advisory board, whose speech is titled "Weighed in the Balance." The student speaker will be Geoffrey Lardner, an honor graduate who will receive a bachelor of arts degree. His address will be on "The American System." College President Glenn S. Dumke will confer the de grees and music will be provided by the College Sym phonic Band.

12. I 21 I 40 YA 'A 4W 1 I ST Si HORIZONTAL 1 Cutting tools Before 8 Persian poet 12 Potpourri 13 Obtained 14 Quote 15 American admiral 17 Italian win 18 Caucasian 19 Happiness 21 French city 23 Scottish cap 26 Aquatic mammal 30 Cut off closely 32 Poplar trees 33 Series of rooms 34 Repulse 35 Diggers 36 Sign of the Zodiac 37 Resident of Iowa 39 Home of Dalai Lama 41 Venetian navigator 46 Molding 48 Native of Algeria 50 Wild ox 51 New Zealand parrot 52 Gulf of 53 Sum of money 54 Snake 55 Bird's home VERTICAL 1 Couch 2 Winglike 3 Sinewy 4 North American rail 5 Ovum 6 Russian coin (var.) 7 Endeavor (Scot.) 1 South American wood sorrels 9 State wrongly 10 Siamese coin 11 Biblical name 16 Part of Turkey 20 Act of giving out 22 Thing (law) 24 Affirm 25 Muddle 26 Fertiliier 27 Sheltered side 28 Famous brandy 29 A dextrose (Jap.) 31 Concealed 33 Health resort 35 Pieces of meadow Services for Retired S. F. Funeral services for Arthur F. Bartmann, a veteran member of the San Francisco Fire Department, will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Monday from the memorial chapel of Carew and English, 350 Masonic Ave. A Requiem High Mass will be offered at Holy Cross Church, and burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o. m. tomorrow.

Mr. Bartmann died Thursday at St. Mary's Hospital after a long illness. He was 81. Jets' Flight Memorial to Col.

Veigel A squadron of jet planes from Hamilton Air Force Base will fly over the base chapel today at 10 a.m. after memorial services for Col. Lester P. Veigel, former chief surgeon for the Western Air Defense Force. Colonel Veigel died Wednesday of a heart attack at his home at Hamilton Air Force Base.

Burial will be at Colonel Veigel's home at Dickinson, N. D. He is survived by his wife, Frances; a son, Terence, and a daughter, Judith, all of Hamilton Air Force Base. all the profit's YOURS when you're In business for yourself! Your own business is short cut to financial independence and security. See many different businesses offered for sale today in Examiner Want Ads, clajies 218 and 2I8A.

Terms can el-ways be arranged. Here are tome of today's advertisers: BEAtTCT Shop. Terrific locality in Marin Co. Ideal for Styl-tit. Small down pa.ym't Terms.

Well est. CAFE groc, ras. cabin. 2 Illnesa forces atorv house. Illnesa $.25,000 plui inventory.

Trinity Oaks. Hvty. 290, Helena, Calif. LAUNDERETTE. Busy Sn Rafael Drlve-ln.

WH1 est. A-l quip. Net Will fl-nne respons. party. $32,000.

LAUNDROMAT. WertlnghouM. moot modern In valley, compact, newly estab. (15.000. 26 11 2ft 3V 34 WAS, W3 38 40 Dfatfiu ANCHIEHI, PAULINI IAMETT, LI0 JOHN JOSEPH 4S yrt IARTMANN.

ARTHUR P. IIR6ER, LIILIE-47 years 0R6IS ANNA I. 10220, MARY I. 7 years RAOLIY, W0RTHEN I ATT IN (Wel(h), MARY JANI CHEZZI, ALBERTINA 71 ytars CUNNIN6HAM, CHL0I I. 0ARAMB0UR0, LOUIS 17 yiars IARL, LE0NII A.

M. 6ALLAROA, CELEDONIA 6ARRARD. CHESTER 74 years S06ER, JUNE JOHNSON, SI0RQI Wll years KUMLER, JOHN THOMAS 52 yiars LARSEN, MARY A. IKMON, rSAnL MAT 6U0DK yrs. McEACHERN, JOSEPH 71 yiars McNEIU WADE MESAR0S, MIKE M00RC.

RACHEL MORIARTY, MORTIMER JAMES OTERO, GERTRU0E PERKHISER, ANNA SCHULTE, OTTO II yiars SHERRY, HELEN SIMRIN, RACHAEL SLAVIER0, JOHN I. 92 yiars SOUKKA, AUCUST 41 years STRAUSS, SARAH WALLACE, L0REN C0BURN WALTERS, HELEN PARKER WHITEBONE. MAURICE SANCHIERI In this city. June 4. 1959, Pauline, beloved wife of Ani-ceto Banchieri, loving mother of Armando Banchieri, loving sister of Mrs.

Sara Sprinkle and Mrs. Elena Lopez i a native of Mexico. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 10:45 a. m. from Duggen's, 3434 17th St.

nr. Valencia. Interment, Golden Gate National Visiting hours until 9 p. m. ARRETT In this city.

May 30. 1959. Leo John Joseph Barrett: a native of New Zealand, aged 65 years. A memDer of construction Men Association. Friends may call at Gray's, Divis-adero Street at Post, Saturday afternoon, June 6, and Sunday.

Funeral and interment, Christchurch, New Zealand, BARTMANN In this city. June 4. 1959. Arthur beloved husband of the late Mary C. Bartmann, loving father of Mrs.

Fred G. Muck and the late Walter Bartmann. loving grandfather of Mrs. William Blasser. devotedgreat-grandfather of Billy.

uavia, Doooy. Dennis. Denice and tauriann Blasser: native of San Francisco. A retired member of the o. r.

r. maows ana orpnans Mutual Aid Association. Veteran i Association of the Li- F-A n(i El Camino nuu tun HUD. Funeral will take place Monday june ai a. m.

from the "''mwmoi naneis or tarew Eng llSh. MaSOnir. ftnMan r.l. thence to Holy Cross Church. Eddv Street near Divisadero.

where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul commenc ing ai iy ociock. Interment. Holv vcmeiery. Kosary Sunday ah VI.HJVK, BERGER Suddenly in Istanbul. Tur.

Key, May 29th, 1959, Leslie Berger, owriy peiovea nusband of Anya uhiii lamer beraia Ber ser, oroiner of Mrs. B. Belling, Mrs. F. Berger, Jack.

Harry an(T Sam 5er8r- grandfather of Wendy end tnior, Tainer-in-iaw of ger8er. brother-in-law of Mrs r.ai or DciKrr mna Harn Mint, a uve or Kussia; aged 57 years. A member of Temple Beth Abraham Si- 2le.sina'' A'catraz Lodge i m-i uaniana scot- nan nu Doaies, mnmes Temple N- M- B'na B'rith No toe. mens Athletic founder of Etraud City of Hope. Club and Club Chapter Friends are respectfully Invited tne services Monday, Jun Jth, 1959 at 2:00 o'clock p.

m. in musswooi wnapei of Albert En5' Co- 3630 Tefegrapn Avenue o.iu jin aireei, uaKiand with Rabbi naruia ocnuiweis officiating. Con luuuons io me siry of Hope pre-'rrad; send contributions to Mrs. riy ivarsn, Laguna street. Oak iana.

interment, Home uf Eternity BORGIS In this city. June 2. 1959 Anna F. Bonis, born Sentamhar 1884, beloved wife of the late Mario oorgis, loving motner of Caroline vuuiei; a native of Italy. interment, private, Cemetery, Thursday, June 4.

Contribu tors to me Lancer Fund preferred Gray's. 80ZZO At rest in Redwood Citv. wary dozzo, oeiovea aunt of Mrs. Philip Ohlemutz, San Francisco, Harold Bozzo and Phillip A tnen a a duuo, neowuoa city, ana tne late Chester and Elgin Kreiss, sister of the late Nicholas and Michael Bozzo and Mariana Kreiss; a native of aan rrancisco, aged 97 years. Friends ere invited tn attanH fi nerat services at the Layng Tinney Funeral Home, 717 Jefferson Redwood City, Saturday, June ai p.

m. interment, private BRADLEY, ritu Inn 1 iota Worthen Bradley, beloved husband of Helen Pope Bradley, devoted da tamer or Frederick Clay P. and btepnen r. Bradley, loving son of Mary Bradley Girard, brother of james sewel and John D. Bredley.

Former Vice President and yirecior, mencan Mining congress. Former Chairman San Francisco section a. i. m. a Director and Chairman of Camp Committee San rrancisco Y.

M. C. Secretary of tne Lommonweaitn club of Cali forma, former Member of Board of uirectors tantornia Tennis Club, and an Elder of First Presbyterian a memDer of Kappa Sigma Friends are invited to attend the funeral service, 2 p. Monday. June at Gray's, Divisadero Street at Post.

Interment, private. Contri butions the San Francisco T.M.v,. a tamp, Z20 Golden Gate Avenue preferred. BRATTEN In this city, June 4. 1959, Mary Jane (Welsh) Bratten, dearly beloved wife of the late Oscar Bratten.

loving mother of James Welsh, Mrs. Kathleen Grey and Mrs Frances Healy, devoted sister of Robert Noble of Daly City, John Noble, Mrs. Martha Sirr and Mrs. Margaret Johnson, all of County Monaghan, Ireland, dear grandmother of John Healy and James J. Welsh: a charter member of Crocker Chapter 382.

O. E. and the Golden Gate Shrine 68. Funeral services will be conducted Monday, June 8, at 11 a. at the Mortuary of W.

C. LASSWELL 8. 6154 Mission Street, cor. Wilson under the auspices of Crocker Chapter 382, O. E.

S. Interment Greeniawn Memorial Park. CHEZZI In This June 4, 1959. Albertina Chezzi. dearly beloved wife of the late Rinaldo Chezzi, loving mother of Joseph.

Harrv and Rudolph Chezzi and Bruno Paura; a native of Italy; aged 76 years. Friends ae invited to attend the funeral on Monday. June 8, 9 a. from the chapel of VALENTE. MARINI, PERATA 8.

649 Green thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment Italian Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Visiting hours until 9 t. m. CUNNINGHAM At rest June 4, 1959, Chloe dearly beloved wife of the late Charles G. Cunningham, loving mother of Charles G. Cunningham devoted grandmother of Gary, Jo-Anne, Patricia and William Cunningham.

A member of Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary U.S.S.W.V. Funeral services Monday, June 8 at 10:30 a. m. at the Mortuary of Julius S.

Godeau 41 Van Ness Avenue nr. Market Street. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetty. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

GODEAU FUNERAL HOME NELSON A. MILES AUXILIARY NO, 1. U. S. S.

W. Members are requested to attend services Sunday at 7 p. m. MRS. MARIE NELSON.

President. 0ARAMB0UR0 In this city, June 5. 1959. Louis, beloved uncle of Harry Daramboum, Mrs. Oeo Greenblaf, Mrs.

Ann Phllis, brother-in-law of HILMAR (Merced County), June 5. An Air Force ser geant held up the local Bank of America branch today and was captured 23 minutes later by a California highway pa trolman. Tha entire loot, $3,160, was recovered. I he holdup was staged at a.m. wnen oniy two pa trons were in the bank on the main street of this quiet farm community.

The bandit was identified as Staff Sgt. Jay L. Harvey, 31, of nearby Castle Air Force Base. He drew a revolver on teller Ron Larson and handed him a note demanding all his 5. 510 and $20 bills.

The bandit, wearing civilian clothes, wrapped the money into a newspaper. He took the note, warned the teller, "Be quiet," and left the bank. At Ballico, 12 miles north- east of here, he was inter- cepted by Highway Patrol man Paul Palazuelos. Harvey offered no resistance. This was the third holdup of the branch bank in the last two years.

The other two are still unsolved. Mills to Give 134 Degrees Tomorrow Anthropologist Cora Du Bois will be the commence ment speaker at Mills Colleee degree ceremonies tomorrow in the Greek Theater at 4 p.m Doctor Du Bois is the Ze- murray professor in anthro pology at Harvard University and for the past year has held a fellowship post at the Ford foundation center for ad vanced study in the be havioral sciences at Stanford. The 80th annual meeting of tne Mills college Alumnae As sociauon win Degm at noon today at the Student Union, and acting Mills President Dr Mary Woods Bennett will hold a reception for visiting alum nae, graduating students and their parents from 3 to 5 p. today in Warren Olney Hall and Court. Degree day ceremonies will begin tomorrow at 11 a.

m. Baccalaureate services in Con cert Hall of the Music Build ing. The Very Rev. C. Julian Bartlett, dean of San Fran cisco's Grace Cathedral, will deliver the baccalaureate ad dress.

A total of 134 degrees will be conferred tomorrow afternoon in commencement cere monies in the college's out door theater. 4 Drowned as Boat Capsizes COLUMBIA June 5 (UPD A small fishing boat crowded with nine per sons overturned on the Pearl River near here today during a thunderstorm. At least four were drowned and two others were missing. The bodies of Mrs. Hezzie Peak, 35, and Mrs.

Betty Ste vens, 2d, boh of Morganton, were recovered from the river. Officers said two children also were drowned Where's Hie Fire The Fire Department re sponded to the following alarms yesterday: A. M. 12:16144 Eddy dust pan. 1:563500 Sacramento tarage.

2:06 Fulton and Parsons Sts false alarm. 3:37138 Hvde chesterfield. 4:05 Haighf St. and Central an automobile. 5:33676 Brannan an automobile.

9:41285 Brannan water flow. 10:24 Masonic Ave. and Geary wash down. P.M. 12:52 Tompkins Ave.

and Gates St false alarm. 12:53468 Folsom Brass. 1:00 Pierce and Turk washing machine. 1:27 23rd and Pennsylvania brush. 1:51 Union and Kearny wash down.

1:55 A and Mission Sts broken hvdtant. 2:48 Delta St. and Wilde false alarm, 2:533010 23rd electric dryer. 3:03 Quint St. and Revere false alarm.

3.09774 19th smell of smoke 4:06534 42nd water heater, 4:442212 Pine burned food. 5:17 Fillmore and Filbert wash flown. 5:17 4lst Ave. and Pacheco Sts. ruhblsh.

6:047421 Geary burned food, 6:07 Lane St and Oakdale Ave. candle in church. 6:19 Sunnvdale opposite San tos false alarm. 1:281801 Evans rubbish. Happy Birthday iV Tbe San Francisco Examiner extends birthday greetings to ALICE HIGHSHOES ef Fr4 IrauB Ce, ais Valuda St or Baltimore, Maryland, aise survived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandcruldi a native of Troy, New York, Friends may pay their respects at the late residence, (52 West Hillsdale San Mateo, Sunday.

June 7, 1959. Funeral services will be conducted Monday, June 8, 1959, at 10 a. m. at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration, Alameda de las Pulgas at 39th San Mateo. Entombment at Alta Mesa Memorial Park.

Palo Alto, will be private. Contributions to the Altar Memorial Fund of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration are preferred. PATTERSON O'CONNELL SERVICE GALLARDA In San Francisco, June 5, Cetedonia Gallarda, dearly beloved wile of Alex Gallarda, loving mother of Lorenzo Pedrodalasol, George, Lawrence and Raymond Gallarda, Mrs. Lynn Columbo and the late Henry Gallarda. dear grand-mother of twelve grandchildren, loving mother-in-law of Rose Pedrodalasol, also survived by other relatives; a native of Los Banos, Calif.

Funeral services Monday, June 8, 1959. at 8:30 a. m. from the Chapel of SUHR 8. WIEBOLDT, 1465 Valencia nr.

26th Street, thence to St. Anthony's Church, 3215 Army where Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 1:30 o'clock.

SUHR 8 WIEBOLDT Ml. 7-3900 GARRARD In this city, June 2, 1959. Chester, dearly beloved husband of Carrie Garrard, brother of William H. ot Detroit, Madison. Robert Garrard and Lenora Pennington, ail of Madison, a native of Manchester, aged 74 years.

A member of victoria Lodge No. 2, F. A. Naomi Chanter No. 2.

O. E. Odd Fellows, and Equity Advance Post. V. F.

W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, June 8. at 1 p. m. at Bethel A.

M. E. Church, 916 Laguna St. Lodge services Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Butler Funeral Home, Dirs. G0GER June, loving wife of Ferdi nand Goger, loving mother of Catherine Goger and Wayne Miller, loving daughter of Fred and Agnes Miller; a native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral. Monday, June 8, 1959, at Duggan's. 3434 17th nr.

Valencia, at 1 p. m. Visiting hours until 9 p. JOHNSON In Berkeley, June 5. 1959.

George W. Johnson of 429 As bury El Cerrito. loving husband of Ruth H. Johnson, beloved father of George W. Johnson Jr.

of El Cerrito and the late Valerie Johnson, dear brother of Jessie Fadcis and Ruth Stallmaek, both of Bend, Oregon Newell Johnson of Billings, Mon tana: Alice Heoworth of Bountiful Utah, and the late Marjorie Camp bell; a native of Bountiful, utan aged 58 years. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Berkeley's Second Ward, and Retail Clerk's, Local 870 of Oakland (Bountiful and Salt Lake papers please copy.) Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, June 9, at 1 n. conducted by Bishop Rich ard W. Owens from the Drawing Room Chapel of the Ellis-Otson Mortuarv. 727 San Pablo AI bany.

committal services, Golden Gate National Cemetery. KUMLER In this citv. June 4. 1959 John Thomas Kumler, husband of Ruth Keator Kumler, son of Katharine Thomas Kumler and the late Richard Chambers Kumler, brother of Katharine Kumler Wickizer; native of Dayton, Ohio; aged 52 years. inurnment, private luray sj.

LARSEN June 4, 1959. Mary dearly wife of the late Peter Lersen. loving mother of Albert T. Larsen and Mrs. Margaret Cloney, loving grand mother of Thomas Larsen: a native of County TiDoerrarv.

Ireland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday. June 6. 1959 at 8:30 m. from Duggan's.

3434 17th Street nr. Valencia, thence to St. Paul's Church where a Solemn Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

Visiting hours until 9 P. m. LEMON In Menlo Park, California. Wednesday, June 3, 1959, Pearl May Goode Lemon, mother of Carroll B. Lemon, Tucson, Arizona, Florence B.

Coffee, Atherton, and Margaret I. Wells, Richmond, and Gordon A. Lemon, El Cerrito; also survived by three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; a na tive of Fort Scott, Kansas, aged 85 years. A member of the First Presbyterian Church of Richmond, Calif. Private services were held Friday at the Johnston Colonial Mortuarv.

Menlo Park, Calif. Interment, City cemetery, sacramenio, taut. McEACHERN In San Anselmo June 3, 1959, Joseph H. McEachern, beloved husband ot Ethyl O. McEachern, devoted father of Mrs.

Jean McEachern Carson of Pease Air Force Base, New Hampshire, loving grandfather of John, Scott and Bruce Carson; a native of Georgia, aged 73 years. A member of Reno Lodge No. 13 A. M. Family services were held Friday at Santa Resa Memorial Park, Santa Rosa.

(Memorial gifts to the Heart Fund preferred.) (Chapel of the hills, San Anselmo, Services) McNEIL In this city. June 4. 1959, Wade, beloved husband of Opal McNeil, beloved son of the late Oliver McNeil and Mrs. Mabel Pitts, devoted brother of Neal and Russell McNeil, Mrs. Myrtle Creighton and the late Justin, Jesse and Julia McNeil; a native of California; a member of San Pablo Lodge 3, I.

O. of Vallejo. Funeral services Monday, 2 p. m. from Chapels of ARTHUR J.

SULLIVAN 2254 Market between 15th and 16th. Interment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. MESAR0S In this city, June 1, 1959, Mike Mesaros, beloved brother of Mrs.

Frank Priester of South Bend, a member of Warehousemen's Union Local 12. I.B.T.-A.F.L. Friends are invited to attend the funeral en Monday. June 8. at 1 p.

m. at DRISCOLL'S Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia near 19th. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park, MOORE Entered into rest June 5, 1959. Rachel, beloved wife of the late John Moore, loving mother of Annie Diamond, Goidie Fmeman, Shirley Frank, Joseph, Nathan, David and Murray Moore, a devoted grandmother, great grandmother and great-great-grandmother. Services Sunday, 11:30 a.

Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero St. at Geary. Contributions to your favorite charity preferred. MORIARTY May 29, 1959, Mortimer James Moriarty. beloved son of the late John and Mary Ellen Moriarty.

loving brother of Catherine and Grace Moriarty, Jule a 1 1 a i Josephine Baratini and the late Margaret Leary and Sister Mary Philip Moriarty; a native of Sin Francisco; a veteran of World War a member of the Native Sons of tho Golden West. Private funeral from Claffey Rota Parlors, Napa. Requiem Mass at St. John's Church. Nana.

Inter ment, Golden Gate National Ceme tery, June 2, 1959. OTERO In East Oakland, June 4, 1959. Gertrude Otero, dearly be loved wife of Thomas Otero, devoted mother of Joseph E. Ehorn, loved sister of Mrs. Georgia Ortman, loved grandmother of Scott, Jeffrey Gail and Lynn Ehorn and aunt ol Mrs.

June Kleist. Services Monday morning, 10 o'clock, at Halsted 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Golden Gate Na-' tional Cemetery. PERKHISER In this city, June 4, 1959. Anna Perkhiser.

beloved sister of Minnia Roberson, Agnes Streshly and Lena Lack, devoted aunt ef Fay Templeman, James and Robert Moeslein and others; a native of Missouri. Funeral services 2 p. Saturday, June 6 at Gray's, Divisadero Street at Post. SCHULTE In this city, June S. 1959.

Otto C. Schulte, beloved husband of HenHette Schulte. loving father of Dr. Thomas Schulte, Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs, devoted grandfather ef Ed shew 36, U.

S. Army, and Beulah I. Kirk, 37, 2911 16th Street. OLLIE-SMITH Sonny OHie, 38. 43 Miramar and Rosie Smith, 30, 43 Miramar Ave.

SUTTON-HENDERSON Albert 0. Sutton, 21, 1568 Thomas and Olean Henderson, 19, 1610 Wallace Avenue. TONG-GEE William Tong, 30. 2245 Filbert and Shaniynna Gee, 23, 3517 17th St. LE BEAU MC VAY Jwieph S.

Le Beau, 57, 1959 Webster and Chanme McVav, 47, 189 Downey St. TOVER-GOODMAN Lawrence R. Tover, 26. 1994 34th and Sheila L. Goodman, Stockton.

ABBOTT-GERHART Maurice F. Abbott. 39, 50 Church St. and Betty J. Gerhart.

24, 50 Church St. SMITH-WHITEHILL James 1. Smith, 23 Napa, and Carol Joyce Whitehill, 22. Napa. WALKER-CANTON Frank H.

Walker, 17, U. S. Marine and Delia-Mae Dal Canton, 18, 780 Post St. SWANSON-DISHINGTON I 1 1 C. Swanson 21, Oakland, and Karen M.

Dishington, 18. Oalkand. DISCAICHIPY-ERACARRET Jean T. Divcaichipy, 26, 2446 34th and Anne Eracarret, 22. 2446 34th Ave.

HAZARD-GRAVEN Willard H. Hazard, 36. 287 Oaknurst Place, San Mateo, and June L. Graven, 101 Paloma Ave. PINCUS-WOOLF Philip Alan Pincus, 23.

Alameda, and Gall J. Woolf, 19, Alameda. PRE-MARITAL EXAMS DR. J. M.

WHITE and STAFF Special IVt Hour Service Hours. 9-6. Sat. 9-1. Phone DO.

2-4926 690 Market St. Rm. 816. De Young Bids. LOEW-EBSEN Simson Loew.

53. 5533 California and Steffi Ebsen, 38, 210 16th Ave. VAN DONGE-MORGA Norman W. Vn Donge, 33, 1001 Potrero and Marilyn L. Morgan, 30, Santa Clara.

GARVIN-REINH ART Michael A. Garvin. 19, San Mateo, and Stephanie A. Reinhart, 18, 105 Victoria St. ANDERSON-WALDEN i 1 1 i a E.

Anderson, 21, 349 South Van Ness and Cornelia S. Walden, 18, 1238 43rd Ave. WALLACE-WEIL Graham F. Wallace, 24, Contra Costa, and Marilyn J. Weil, 23.

1905 18th Ave. WEDDING Photos. Color. SK. movie expert.

2-2251 eve HARDER-HARTINEZ Kenneth E. Harder, 25. Ft. Miley, and Sadie R. Martinez.

18. 2142 47th Ave. DE LA PENA-SALLADAY Donald J. De La Pena, 23. San Mateo, and Ruth E.

Salladay. 22, 54 Sea View Terrace. INTERLOCUTORY OIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ANDERSON Alma K. from Matts Joel ATCHISON Marion Carolyn from John Joseph. BAUGHM AN Carroll from Miranda.

DUSEK Janet from Jack. LINDELL Pauline from Gustaf. MARILES Ruth M. from Lauro S. NARDI Beatrice from Armando.

YELDELL Dorothy from Robert Jr. ANNULMENTS GRANTED BROWN George F. from Dorothy HEAD Mary E. from Earl F. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED BARTON Maxine vs.

Robert Paul. BENNICK Martha Maria vs. Joseph George. BR'JNDAGE Rosemma F. vs.

Donald Wilkins. BUSKIRK James vs. Marie. DUNNE Thomas vs. Josephine.

HOLLAND Margaret Lee vs. James Meivm. JACKSON Dovie Lee vs. Charles J. LAND Betty J.

Prehn vs. Carl Leroy LOFTON Peggy vs. Roy. LUBATTI Emily vs. Joseph.

MORIMOTO Sarah A. vs. Frank E. NELSON Mary E. Ralph F.

OLSON Troy A. vs. Marvin D. SILVA Helen Bowman vs. Joseph.

VEZIEN Virginia L. vs. Berthold A. YOWU-Flnin A. v.

Robert A. ANNULMENT COMPLAINT FILED BROWN Jacqueline Heckman vs. J-tmes D. ALAMEDA COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ODOM-DAY Billy Dale Odom, 21, Irv-ington, and Carole Jean Day, 17, Newark. Mailing address, 36 7 S3 2nd Nites.

PIRNAT-CANTRELL Rudolph Raymond Pirnat, 21, and Nona Louise Cantrell, 22, both of Castro Valley. Mailing address, 20607 Congress Way. Castro Valley. WHITEHEAD-KLAY Clifford Whitehead, 58, and Hedwig Louise Klay, 53, both of Oakland. Mailing address, 3033 Madeline St, Oakland.

VAN NEST-BARBANO Gordon Lee Van Nest, 18, Alameda, and Donna Rose Barbano, 19, Oakland. Mailing address. 1019 Taylor Alameda. HOLMES-SMITH Thadious Holmes, 48, and Alberta Smith. 46.

both of Berkeley. Mailing address, 2726 Mathews Berkeley. FRANK-BALDWIN Richard Ira Frank, 27, and Anne Elirabeth Baldwin, 22, both of Berkeley. Mailing address, 66-B Panoramic Way, Berkeley. SCHOENWETTER HASTINGS Alvin John Schoenwetter, 41, of Cupertino, and Helen Beverly Hastings, 34, of Palo Alto.

Mailing address, 11420 S. Stelling Cupertino. BURCHAM-BASINET Gary Don Bur- cham, 29, Burbank. and Jacqueline Irene Basinet, 25, Alameda. Mailing address, 630 Leonard Drive, Pens-cola, Fla.

CROWE AVELAR Stephen Warren Crowe. 22. Pleasanton. and Marian Claire Avelar, 22, Hayward. Mailing address, 730 Blossom Way, Havward INNIS-DAY Thomas Hughey Innis, 21, nf Rprkelev.

and Andrea Faith Day 22. of Oakland. Mailing address, 343 51st Oakland, SCOTT-MOORE Roger Randolph Scott. 22, and Kathleen Lucinda Moore, 18. both of San Leandro.

Mailing address, 1240 148th San Leandro. PATTQN-STEWART Earl Lee Patton, 36, and Mildred Jean Stewart, 24, both of Oakland. Mailing address, 911 58th Oakland. ESQUIBEL-ENCINIAS Joe Eulalio Es-quibel. 21.

and Inez Lucy Eneinias, 19. both of Oakland. Mailing address, 848 E. 18th Oakland. GUPTON-CARSON Hurman Gupton, 24, of Berkeley, and Carol Sue Carson, 19, of Richmond.

Mailing address, 2445 8th Berkeley. CARSON-BARONE Frank Carson, 32. and Lena Barone, 21, both of Oakland, Mailing address, 1117 69th Oakland. WECHSER-DETTMER Alois Leooold Wechser, 34. of Oakland, and Elsie Alberta Dettmer, 29, of Berkeley.

Mailing address, 2008 Berkeley Way, Berkeley DE MARINO-TARANGO Joseph Daniel De Marino, 22. and Frances Veronica Taranpo, 16, both of Oakland. Mailing address, 1365 MacArthur Oakland. JENSEN-MAHAN Joseoh Franks Jen sen, zo, ana ueiois ivianan, tv. ooin of Alameda.

Mailing address, 2202V2 San Antonio. Alameda. WILLIAMS -RODGERS Charles Ed ward Williams, ana tsess'e a. Rodgers. 32, both of Oakland.

Mail-in nrldress. 867 37th Oakland. wni RODIN Jacob Wo fson. 64. and Gertrude Rodin.

61, rmn ot Berkeley. Mailing address, 229 Co lumbia Berkeley. wcimfi -MFANFY John Peter Homel 23. of San Francisco, ana faincia Lee Meanev. 2fl.

of Oakland. Mailing address, 6273 Sunnymere Oak riMPA.I FMAS Louis Viesea Cmna uecnto. ana nvonne i.imre 20 Ne'vark. Mailing address 1191? fith rw.nto. DOI-YOHIt" Nobi'n 5 and Mav Sachiko Ynshida.

both n' R.r(,li, Mailin address, 2319 Rrant flrklev. BAXI EY-HATHAWAY Fddie P''l lv. '3. Sn FrsnciS'-n. xnd Nora Kathloen Mathdwav.

2S. Sn Len riro. Mailing; address, 630 Mangles. San Franrisco. BURK BYRD John Arthur Buk.

Hayward, and Loretta Ann Bvrd. 19 of San Lorenro. Miline; address Lowell Havward. PPESTEGARO-TURNER Alan Lee Prestega'd, 22. and Da Hen Lea Turner, 21.

hoth nf PaVlaml Mailing address, 2950 75th Oakland. Answer to yesterday's puzzle. Average time ef solution! 25 minutes (Copyright, 1959, King Features Synd.) CRYPTOQUIPS NAZ OYX EMX OZQY EQZ QENZX ER IGMZ IYYX GRA. Yesterday's Cryptoquip: PIANIST REALLY PRACTICES PATIENTLY, Bartman, Fireman One of the last of the "en gineers" in the fire depart ment, he was retired in 1949 after serving 36 years with En gine Company 34. He was i member of the International Order of Odd Fellows and of the El Camino Rod and Gun Club.

He made his home at 809 Lyon St. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fred C. Muck of Monte Rio; a granddaughter, Mrs. William Blasser of Safi Francisco; and six great grandchildren.

O. C. Schulte, Retired S. F. Banker, Dies Otto C.

Schulte, a retired bank executive, died of heart attac-U yesterday at his home. 3233 Jackson St. He was 82. Mass will be sung at 9 a. Monday at Notre Dame des Victoires Church, with burial to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.

The Rosary wil be recited at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Carew and English, 350 Masonic Ave. Mr. Schulte had been a banker for 40 years until his retirement a few years ago as vice president of the Crocker-Anglo National Bank.

He was a well known amateur photographer. He leaves his widow, Henri-ete; a son, Dr. Thomas Schulte, of Woodside, and a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth L. Hobbs of San Francisco.

BUTTERFIELD BUTTERFIELD 124 Sutter St. ORdway 3-136 Important Antique English, Continental and Contemporary Furniture Steinway and other Grand Pianos, Persian Rugs and Carpets, Chinese Teak Furniture and Oriental Art Valuable Oil Paintings Bronzes, Porcelains, China, Silver and Crystal the property of the late Elizabeth Gardner and Gordon B. Fredrick and other owners EXHIBITIONS Today Saturday 9 to 5 Tomorrow Sunday I to 5 AUCTIONS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 8th, 9th, I Oth 7.