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Page 14 Section III -zirtr: October 2, 1966 5 Sunday Examiner Chronicle tombmant Italian Cemetery. Ro 1 1 0 Kr.Nir Chaoel. 1865 Market Street at Du-boce thence to St. Cecilia Church a Requiem High Mass will be celebreted at 9:45 m. Rosary Sunday evening at 1 Cemetery' Holy Cr0M "HI.0 Nepg, Septem- ber 2, ljbt.

Louis Jenson, 9 tht- late Ella Jensdn. fa-ther of Mrs. Joseph iLois) larv duccl of Napa, and Audrey Jen-son; grandfather of Reymond and rl a Rhoades. Vivian Baca, Forrest Bacci and Richie Landuc-cli also survived by two greatgrandchildren; native of- aged 88 years. Private funeral services were held, at the Chapel of RICHARD PIERCE NE A SERVICE Napa, Calif.

(Memorial contributions to 2ion Lutheran Church, at 9th Ave. and Anja San Francisco, are preferred). Rectalioii oi the Monday, Oct. 3. at 8 p.m.

at HULL'S WALNUT CREEK CHAPEL, 1139 Serenap Ave. off Boulevard Way, Services leaving from HULL'S WALNUT CREEK CHAPEL. Tues-day, Oct. 4, at 8:15 a.m.. thenca to tha Chapel of St.

Mary's College. Moraga, where a Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Interment and concluding prayers, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. ETROVSKV, Josephine In this city, September 28, 1966. Josephine Petrovsky, aearly beloved wife of the late Vincent Petrovsky, loving mother of Stanley Petrovsky end Sophie Peters, also survived by three grandchildren and one great-grandchild; aged 72 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8:30 A Oklahoma dear snter of Mrs, Helen Dale, San Francisco, Mrs. Phyllis a of Washington, and John SuTlivan of Oklahoma! a native of Oklahomai aiied years. Friends ere Invited to attend funeral services Monday, Oct. 1966, at 9:15 a.m.. fro the LOUGH-OUIMET CONCORD FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1763 Grant Concord, the Rev.

Donald R. Davis of tha Bethel Baptist Church officiating. Interment, Golden Gete National Cemetery, San Bruno, Calif. For further information please ohone 682 4242. TOZIER, Rosamond In thia city.

Sept. 29. 1966. Rosamond Toziar. beloved wife of the late Charles W.

Tozier, loving mother of Ronald and Rosamond Toiler, grandmother ot Mrs. A. Bolei, Jef-fery. Dale and Bruce Tozieri great-grandmother Thome Bolei and Ronald Tozier. sister of Frank J.

Pickering, mother-in-law of Deborah Ruth Tozier: a mem-b ot St. John's Presbytenen Church. Private funeral services. Tuesday at ASHLEY MCMULLEN'S, 4200 Geary Blvd. at 6th Ave.

Interment, Presidio National Cemetery. Donations to St. John's Church Memorial Fund preferred. '( Obituaries Oakland Civic Leader Dies Services for Stanley James i Berkeley and the Hastings Smith, an attorney in Oak- College of Law in San Fran-land for more than half a Cisco. He was a member of cent ii ry and a former city 'the Oakland City Council for two yeans in the 1930s and served six years on the Board of Port Commissioners in the 1940s.

Among honors he received in recognition of his civic activities was the Silver Beaver Award for service to the Boy Scouts. BAR LEADER He was a past president of the Alameda County Bar Association and a lifelong member of both the American and the California Bar Associations. In 1937, he served as president of the A i a Nile Club and was a member of Live Oak Lodge No. 61, F. A.M..

the Judicature Society and the Claremont Country Club Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Margaret C. Allen, of Walnut Creek; two sons, Al- Ian A. Smith of Corcoran and Stanley C.

Smith of Oakland; two sisters, Mrs. Kristine Cox and Mrs. Anna Engs, and seven grandchildren. Nursing Sister Succumbs Clementine1 Sister Merscb. died vester- dav at St.

Joseph's Hospital ti'liijt'ii ha I luutn nig i or years. A native of Germany. Sis- ter Clementine came to the United States in 1913 and Jined Franciscan Sisters Jrf jn 111. Upon completing her training she was assigned to 'St Francis Hospital in Santa rn. rrom tne unapei or H.

p. SUHR 2919 Mission near 25th thence to the Church of the Epiphany. Amazon and Vienna where a Requiem Mess will be ottered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation ot the Rosary, I p.m.

Sunday. PLUMRIDGE, Frederick James At rest in Palo Alto, October 1, 1966. Frederick James Plumridge of Palo Alto, father of Mrs. Judith Ann Tracy of Hayward, grandfather of Janet Bermca end arolyn Christine Tracy of Hay-ward, brother of Arthur Plum-ridge of Mission City, B.C., Canada, Walter A. Plumridge of Se-chelt.

B.C., Canada, Norman Plumridge of West Lynn, and Clarence A. Plumridge of Los Angeles: a native of Mission City, B.C., Canada, aged 74 years, a member of the Masonic Lodge of Mission City, B.C. and the Jo-siah VI. Roller Lodge of Palo Alto. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 3 p.m.

Tuesday, October 4, 1966 at the Chapel of ROLLER HAPGOOD, 980 Mlddlefield Palo Alto. In-ferment Alta Mesa Memorial Park. POETSCH, Albert J. In Redwood City, Sept. M.

t6, Albert beloved brother of May J. King. William and Herman Poetsch, native ot San Francisco, a member of the Olympic Club. The funeral will take place Memorial Chapels of Carew Monday Oct. 3 at 9 a.m.

from the English Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St. Monicas Church, Geary Blvd. at 23rd Ave. where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the reoose ot his soul commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Entombment Holy Cross Mausoleum.

Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Spiritual bouquets or donations to American Cancer Society preferred. POOL, James J. September 30, 16, James J. Pool, loving husband of Mrs.

Violet A. Pool, devoted father of Betty Howard and Dorothy Angel, loving grandfather of four, great-grandtatlier ot seven; a native ot Arizona; a member of Bakers Union Local 24. Services, Monday. 2 p.m. daphne SFFS, one church POPPIN, Dorothy September 29, 1966.

Dorothy Poppin. loving mother of George William E. and John E. Poppin and Patricia McDonald, mother-in-law ot Richard F. McDonald, grandmother of Sandra and Mary Love McDonald; a native of Russia.

Services, Sunday. 10 a.m. Russian Molokan Church 841 Carolina St. daphne SFFS, ona church SCOTTI, Vittorio Marie In La Co- runa. Spam, September 21.

laou. Vittorio Mario Scotti. dearly beloved husband ot Victoria Scotti, loving father of Josephine Davi, Jeanette Barich and Evelyn Meier, also survived by five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Rosary Monday evening 8 ociock. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, October 4.

1966, at 10 a.m. from tha Chapel ot SUHR WIEBOLDT, 1465 Valencia St nr. 26th St. Entombment Italian Cemetery. SUHR WIEBOLDT Ml 7-3900 PARKING ADJOINING CHAPEL SILIATO, Sebastiano In this city.

September 30. 1966, Sebastiano Siliato, devoted husband ot Carmela Siliato. loving father of Isadora, Rosario and Joe Siliato and Nora Wodarczvk. also sur vived by 10 grandchildren and other relatives. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 9 a.m.

trom the Chapel ot VALENTE. MARINI. PERATA 8c 4640 Mission thence to St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered commencing at 9 30 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Recitation of the Rosarv Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock. visiting nours until 9 p.m. SMITH, Ledis September 28. 1966, Lad is Smith, wife of the late John Smith, mother of Kenneth Ludwik J. Smith and Mrs.

Aurelia Barrett, grandmother of Carla Thomas, Lois Franz. Julie, Woody and Billy Smith; a native of San Francisco. Visitation from Friday. 6 0 m. to Sunday.

9:30 p.m daphne SFFS. one church st. SMITH, Stanley James In Oan land. Sept. 30, 196b, Stanley James Smith, beloved husband of the late Genevieve C.

Smith, loving father of Mrs. Margaret C. Allen. Allan A. Smith and Stanley C.

Smith, brother of Mrs. Kirstme Cox and Mrs. Anna Engs. survived by seven grandchildren; a native ot California: aged 66 years; a member ol Live Oak Lodge No. 61, F.

A.M.. American Bar State of California Bar Alameda County Bar Judicature Society. Athenian Nile Club and Claremont Country Club. Friends are Invited to attend the services at tha Telegraph Ave. Chapel of GRANT-MILL Ifi MORTUARIES, 2850 Telesrauh Oakland.

Monday, Oct. 3 at 11 a.m. Dr. Arthur Romig. ofti elating.

Inurnment private SOLIS, Louis W. In this city Seot. 30. 1966. Louis W.

Solis. dearly beloved husband of Rose R. lis; loving brother ot voters and brother in Guatemala, a native ot Friends rnav call aiter 7 m. Sunday Funeral Tuesday, Oci. 4.

16. at 8:30 a.m. trom CURRIVAN new CHAPEL OF the SUNSET, Irvmg at 26th ave (Sunset District), thence to Holy Name Church. 39th ave. a.id Lawton where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Rosarv Monday evening al 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. PARKING OPPOSITE MORTUARY SWECKER. Ruth P. In Walnut Creek.

Sept. 27. 19b6. Ruth P. Swecker, of 1693 Farm Bureau Road, Concord, beloved wife of Clyde Swecker of Concord, loving mother of Allan and Susan Sweker of Concord, loving daughter of William Sullivan ot oouocilman, will be held at a.m.

tomorrow in the chapol of Grant Miller Mot-tuaries, 2830 Telegraph Ave. Mr. Smith, a native of Downieville, died in an Oakland Hospital Friday at the age of 86. He lived at 3279 Kempton Oakland, since he built the house in 1009. CHAMP He was once president of the Bay Title Insurance Company, predecessor of today's Western Title Insurance Co.

A lifelong tennis enthu-iiast, Mr. Smith was an officer of the Oakland Tennis Club for about 40 years until the club disbanded during World War II Earlier, he had been both a singles and doubles tennis champion of the citv and in 1928 he won the Pacific Coast Veterans tennis championship. He was a graduate of Oakland High School, the University of California at A. Poetsch, Tannins Co. Head, Dies A Requiem Mass will be celebrated here tomorrow for Albert .1 Poetx.li a promt nent member of the leatiier Industry and a native San Franciscan.

Pi.ott.'h HipH lYririav at i f.wniial Rpriwnod taquoia llosp.tal. Redwood Me "as Mt. I'oftM'h was a partner in the tanning firm of Poetsch and Peterson. 325 Maple South San Francisco, liic-li was lounded by his father Herman Poetsch, and (iustave Peterson in 1883 Mi Poetsch served in the Navy in World War 1 and, was ior many years a mem-1 ber of the Olympic Club He is survived by a sister, 1 Mrs. OL.

King, and brothers William Poetsch, all CO. and Herman of San Francis-1 A 9 a.m. Mass will be celebrated at St. Monica's Church tomorrow, followed by entombment at Holy Cross Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight at Carew and Y.

1 i 350 Masonic Ave. Complete Summary. The State The coastal fog thickened and lift ad to make an overcast from Point Conception to the Oregon border last night. It extended inland to the ridge of the coast range east of the Salinas, Santa Clara and Napa valleys early this morning but haa now I a a a from the coastal valleys. Most of tha Sen rranoisoo Bey area ia still overcast though there hes been clearing on the south peninsula and over parte of the east bay area and Mann oounty.

Similar weather is expected today as the cool camp marine air mass moves inland in large volume. Tempera-lures will be cooler today over interior sections north of the Tehachanis. There is a storm moving southward through the Rockies which will amke some cloudiness es far west as California today and which could make a tew showers in the northern mountains then Unstable air trom the southern desert mokes a continuing threat of widely scattered thunderstorms in the southern Sierra Nevada. The coastal cloudiness will be 29 30 S. S.F.

Los ANDERSON, Iran Sept. ADM, Oertrudo ttot. ARTELS, Riehard M. Sept. 19 OZZINI, Oiovannl Scot.

30 CRAI1, Nettie M. Sept. 2 CROSSMAN. (Trevorrow). Hud D.

Sept. 28 CURRIVAN, Ida tllin Scot. JO DEWEY, Katharine Obear Sept. 29 DIECKHOFF. Edward H.

Sept. 29 OINEEN, Kllhletn Sept. 28 SALVES, Pauline Sept. 29 GESIEWSKI, Alexander J. Slot.

23 C0NENS. Peter Sept, 10 HENDERSON, Harhal Sept. 29 HERNANDIZ, Monte Sept. 30. 1966 HINCSBERGEN, Rote C.

-Sent. 30 JENSON, Louie Sept. 27 JOHNSON. Lola M. Seot.

30 KELLY. Alfred R. Jr. Sept. 29 KELLY, Ednah Wickson Sept.

27 KELTING, Mies Emily Sept. 29 KLABUNOE, Paul Jon Oct. 1 L0ND0S, Chris Sept. 27 MACKALE, Samuel (Jack) Sept. 29, MANINI, Tereea Lucille Sept.

30 MARIETTI, Teresa Oct. 1 McHUGH, Ruth V. Sept. 30 Mclaughlin, Alice m. sept, so MERSCH (Reliiious) Sister M.

Clementine O.S.F. Oct. 1 NISHKIAN, Noreen A. Sept. 2( PETROVSKY, Josephine-Sept.

2S PLUMRIDGE. Frederick James Oct. 1 POETSCH, Albert J. Sept. POOL, Jamei Seot.

30 POPPIN, Dorothy Sept. 29 SC0TTI, Vittorio Mario Sept. 24 SMITH, Ladle Sept. 21 SMITH, Stanley James Seot. 30 SOUS.

Louie Seot. 30 SWECKER, Ruth P. Sept. 27 TURNLEY, Bessie Sept. 30 SILIATO, Sebastiano Sept.

30 WELDER, Or. Max Sept, 29 WILHITE, John F. Sept. 30 ZAVATERO, Vincent Sept. 30 ANDERSON, Erenst R.

Sept. 29. lnoi. Lrenst R. Anderson, devoted husband of Lilly Anderson, beloved father of John.

Ernest and Esther Anderson: a native of Denmark: a member of Bakers Union No. 24. Funeral services, private. Memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society, preferred. HALSTED CO.

1123 Sutter St. BAOLR, Gertrude Sept. 29, 16, Ciertrude Bader, beloved wife of the late Gustave Bader. loving mother of Gustave A. Bader and Mrs.

Helen Jean Robinson, loving sister of M. A. Williams and Mrs. Mary Talbert, loving grandmother ol Mrs. Jean Diane Tadlock and Richard M.

and Donald vV. Isaccs, loving great-grandmother of Jee-nme Tadlock and Robin, Glen, Jennie Mark and Jeff Isaccs. A native of Missouri. Funeral services will be held ruesday. OU 4 at 2 p.m.

at the Viemoriai Chdoeis ot CAREW 4. i'NGLISH Masonic at Golden Ciate Ave. Interment Presidio Na tional cemetery. ARTELS, Richard M. In Concord.

Sept. 30. lo. Richard Bartels. beloved son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Bartels of Kmgnt-sen, adored brother of Mrs. George Kelly of Concord. Raymond A. Bartels of Belmont and James A.

Bartels, of Also survived by several nieces and a native ot Antiocn. aged 17 years, a student at Liberty Union High School Brentwood. The Rosary will be recited 6 30 u.m., SunOay. Cicl. 2.

on the HiG-GINS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1310 A Antioch. Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday. Oct. 3 at a.m. at St Anthony's Cath-hc Church in Oakley.

Committal services at 12 noon. Holy Cross Cemetery. Colma. BOZZINI. Giovanni September ju.

i-no. iiovjnni Doinni. aeariy beloved husband ot Louisa Boz-zini. loving brother in law ot Pietro Crosetti. Gina Crosetti and Adelina Crosetti.

beloved uncle of Ida Parenti. Josephine Bac-celli. and Sins Rissotto, also survived by nieces and nephews in Italy, a native of Italy, aged 83 vears. Friends are invited to attend the tuneral on Monday, October 3. at 9 a.m.

trom the Chanel of VALENTE. MARINI. PERATA CO CRCrN thence to S' Pete- Pauls Church, wnere a -i -i-eni Hih Mass will be commencing at 9 SO a into liment Holy Cross Cemetery Rotary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 in. CODINO, Nick In San Francisco, Sept.

30, lo. Nick G. Codmo, survived by his wife Louise Codmo nephew Ceorge Codino. sisters-m-iav, nieces and nephews in Mafy Born July 6. 1667 sinda.

Savona, Italy; a member ot the Druids of California. Friends ere invited to attend the funeral on Monday, Oct. 3, at 9 45 a from the Chapel of VALENTE. MARINI. PERATA b49 CREEN ST thence to SS.

Peter and Paul's Church where Requiem Mass will be offered commencing at 915 a.m. En- Of Port ARRIVALS Sunday. Oct. 2 AMERICAN EXPLORER. Amer.

tkr. from Ferndaie. Atlas. Oleum. AMERICAN TRAPPER, Amer.

from Saigon. PFEL. Dry Dock. AVILA, Amer. trom Tacoma, Pa- cific Coast Oleum.

BOLINAS, Nor mv from Brit. Stockton. CALIFORNIA, Swed mv. trom Sen Pedro. Johnson, Grove St EPHEST0S, Greek trom Jepan.

Olympic. Pittshurg. I0AH0 STAN0ARO, Amer, from El Segundo. Chevron Shipping, Pt. Orient.

MORMAC TIDE, Amer. from Los Angeles. Grace. Pier 37. Monday, Oct.

3 CALIFORNIA, Amer. from Hone- i lulu. Matson. Enc 5 CHARALAMBOS PATERAS. Greek mv trom Long Beacn, Noonan, Fort Mhsoii FRANK A.

MORGAN, Amer. from heEttle. Hendy International, Mar. 'IHV HERE0IA. Amer sir from Far Last.

United Fruit. Oakland. RANBORG, Nor from Indonesia Kerr, Pier 4J. SOYA PACIFIC, Swed. from Jepan, Noonan Stockton.

DEPARTURES Sunday, Oot. 2 ARI20NA, Amer. for Port Hu- eneme. Stales Line. Oleum.

CAP FRIO. Ger tor Tasoma, Bakke, Piei 23. OAVIO E. DAY, Amer tkr. for San Pedro.

Hendv Oakland. HAWAIIAN QUEEN, Amer str. for Honolulu. Matson, Enc 5. MISSISSIPPI MARU, Jaoan for New York, Kerr, Pier 43.

MUK0HARU MARU, Japan for Los Angeles, Lilly. Pier 9. POINT FERMIN, Amer for Los Angeles. Pacific Coast Orol. PRESIDENT BUCHANAN, Amer.

for Yokohama, APL. Pier 50. PRESIOENT VAN BUREN, Amer. for Yokosuka, APL. NSC.

Monday, Oct. 3 ANOREW JACKSON, Amer. for Wilmington, Waterman, Oakland. AVILA, Amer for Los Angeles, PCT. Oleum, CALIFORNIA.

Swed. mv for Br. Johnson Grove St. EVAGELISTRIA. Lib.

tor Korea. uenerai. Karr 3. GOONAWARRA, Swed. tor Tacoma.

General, Selby. K0SOH MARU, Japan tor Aca- uico, General. Enc. Barbara, and in 19.1n was as l.os Angeles and Ter-transferred lo St Joseph's rence. Berkeley, two sisters.

Hospital here Mrs Tiara Sims and Mrs. Sister Clementine is sur-; Helen Mansfield, both of iv ed by three sisters who Bakersfield. and one grand-are also embers of reli- daughter nary, bunday evening at I ociock. spiritual Bouquets pre tarred. Visiting hours until I p.m.

fJONINS. Peter In Oekland. Seot, JO, 1966. Peter Conens. beloved nusnand or Dorothy Conens, devoted lather of Justine Bruner.

Dorothy Parsons, Catherine waisn, Isabel Hougen and trwm J. Conene. dear grandfather of twelve grandchildren; a native of San Francisco; a long time resident of Oakland; a member of Sts. Peter 4, Paul Benevolent Society of S.F.i honorary lile member of Oakland Council No. 764.

of and Machinists Union No. 1304. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday, Oct. 3. at 930 a.m.

from the JOHN COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4016 Howe Oakland, thence to Corpus Christi Church. Park Blvd. and St. James Piedmont, where a Requiem High Mass will be ottered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Interment, Holy Sepulcnre Cemetery. OAKLAND COUNCIL NO. 784, K. OF Officers and members are requested to attend the recitation of the Rosary for our late brother, Peter Conens, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Sept.

29, 1966, Nettle Craig, JOHN O. SULLIVAN, Grand Knight ARSENT LeROY. Fin. Secty. CRAIG.

Nettie M. In this city, beloved wife of the late William Craig, endeared sister of Robert Buchanan, a native of California, a 50-year membar of Mission Chapter, O.E.S.; Rebekah Amity Lodge. O.E.S. and Sunset White Shrine Lodtie, O.E.S. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, Oct.

3 at 12:30 p.m. from REILLY 29th and Dolores Sts. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. GOODWIN SCANNLLL, Directors. CROSSMAN.

(Trevorrow) Haiel 0. In bdcramento. seotemtjer 28, 19b6. Hael D. Crossman (Trevor-i row), wire of the late Robert I Ciossman, mother ot William G.

I'evorrow oi bacramento, Mrs. Rosalee Wescott of San OieHo. Mrs, Frances J. Dazey of Berke ley, Mrs. Norma o.

Hedahl ot Seattle, sister ot Wmslow Cowger ur los Liaios, leaves lu grand-i children and tour great-grandchildren: a native of West Virginia; I aged 74 years: a long time for-I mor resident of San Francisco. Friends are respectfully invited iu auena memorial services in the Old First Presbyterian Church, Van Ness Ave. and Sacramento at 3 p.m. Monday. Remembrances may be sent to the American Cancer Society.

HARRY A. NAUMAN SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4041 Free-port Saoramento. CURRIVAN, Ida Ellen In this city. Sept.

30, I'm. Ida Ellen Currivan. dearly beloved wife of the late James Andrew Currivan, devoted mother of Mrs. Mary Flaherty Harold J. and Earl J.

Currivan. loving grandmother of eleven grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren, loving sister of the late Mrs. Mayme Nutlev. John, Mark. Thomas and William Manning: a native of San Francisco Funeral Monday, Oct.

3. 1966. at 8 30 a.m.. from CURRIVAN'S new CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET, Irving at Zblh Ave (Sunset Dist.l. thence to Holy Name Church, 39th and Lawton where a Solemn Requiem Mess will be offered at 9 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Spiritual bouquets preferred. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. PARKING OPPOSITE MORTUARY DEWEY Katharine Obear in Oakland.

September 29. 196b, Katharine Obear Dewey, wife of tne late Ralph V. Dewey, loving mother of Mra. Jack Schweizer of Berkeley, Ralph B. Dewey of Belvedere, and Richard E.

Dewey of Los Angeles, dear sister of Winston H. Obear of Long Beach, also survived by seven grandchildren: a member of First Church ot Christ, Scientist of Boston. Second Church of Christ. Scientist of Berkeley Twentieth Century Club of Berkeley. Hillside Club of Berkeley; College Women's Club of Berkeley: Oughters of American Revolution.

Acalanes Chapter; Colonial Dames of America: Y.W.C.A. and Kappa Alpha Theta: a native ot California; aeed 72 vears. Private family memorial serv-ces will be held at McNARY CHAPEL Berkeley. (Contribution to the charity of your choice would be appreciated.) A. papers please copy 0IECKH0FF Edward H.

At rest September 29. 1966. Edward Hen- rV DieckhOII. dPniPrt hiKhanil nt Anna Dieckhoff, beloved brother of Beriiia Gaulke. Hinsdale.

III. Louis Dieckhofl. Elgin. Henry Dieckhoff. Dion, Fred Dieckhoff.

St Charles. Arthur Dieckhoff. and William Dieckhoff. Caroline Dieckhoff. Anna Mevers and Ida Young: a native ot Illinois: aced 70 vears: a member of Peace Lutheran Church.

Mill Vallev. and a Veteran of World V.ar 1. Fune-al services. i toner 3, 1966. at 1 p.m..

at GO-DEAU. 41 Van Ness Ave. near Market St. Interment. 2ion Lutheran Cemetery.

Hinsdale. III. Memorial contributions to Peace Lutheran Church, preferred. Friends may call aiter 5 p.m. Friday Visiting hours until 9 GODEAU FUNERAL HOME OINEEN, Kathleen.

sept 28. 1966. Kathleen Dineen. loving daughter ot the late John and Marie Oineen, loving sister of Rosaleen Johnson. Eleanor Vinal, Daniel.

John and the late Marie Dineen. Friends are invited to attend tne tuneral Monday Oct. 3. at 8:30 a.m. trom DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY.

500 Ave. cor. Junipero Serra Daly Citv, thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church where a Re-auiem Mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary. Sunday. 8 p.m. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 GALVES, Pauline i this city, Sept. 29.

1966. Pauline Galves, dearly beloved wife of John Galves. devoted mother of Betty Martinez. Joane Medina and John Galves grandmother of four grandchildren: aged 50 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday, a.m., at the Chapel of H.

F. SUHR 2919 Mission St. near 25th. Inurnment, Woodlawn Memorial Park GESIEWSKI, Alexander At rest, September 23. 1966.

Alexander J. Gesiewski. relative of Matthew and Chester Gesiewski; aged 78 years; a former tool and die maner ior General Metals Corporation Funeral services. Monday, Oe- tober 3, 1966. at 10:30 a.m.

at GODEAU. 41 Van Ness Ave near Market St Interment. Woodlawn I Memorial Park. Visitirvi hours until 9 GODEAU FUNERAL HOME HENDERSON. Harriet in this city.

Sept. 29, 1966. Harriet Hen- i derson. beloved wife ot Alexan- I der Henderson: loving mother of Earle 1 1 1 devoted grandmother ol Steven, Kevon and Susan Jean 1 1 1 1 and Robert Dammert. A netive of Albany.

aned 80 years: A member of Rochesler Chapter No. 314. O.E.S., Rochester, Y. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 11 a.m. Monday.

Oct. 3. at N. GRAY 4000 Nineteenth Ave. et Ssr- Sent, one block east of Junipero erra Blvd.

HERNANDIZ. Monte in Daly City, Sept 30, 1966. Monte Hernandiz, dearly beloved husband of Katharine Hernandiz: a native of Ohio. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, at 8:30 a from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTU- I ARY, 500 westlake Ave. on Jun-ipero Serra Blvd.

Daiv City; thence to Our Lady ot Peroetual Heio Church, where a Requiem Mass will be ottered at 9 a.m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery, Rosarv Monday, 8 p.m. DUGGAN'S SERRA PLAZA 6-4500 HINGSBERGEN, Rosa C. In this city, Sept.

30. 1966. Rose C. Hingsbergen, dearly beloved wife of the lete Albert Hingsbergen: devoted mother of Ralph and Alfred Hing9bergen; idolized grandmother of Ralph, Geraldine. Aldean, Alfred and Christina Hingsbergen: a native of San Frenciscoi aged 14 years.

Funeral Monday at 9 a.m. from Sessie ft. in this city, SeDtember 30. 1966. Ressn sia R.

Turnley, beloved wife of the late Temple A. Turnley, loving mother or Mrs. i-ranees bookstaver. Mrs. Ray Crews, Mrs.

David Thomas and Mr. John England, loving grandmother of John and Jans England. Funeral services will be held Monday, Oct. 3 at 1 p.m. at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave.

Inurnment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call after 12 noon Sunday. WELDER, Dr. Max In Berkeley Seot. 29, 1966, Dr.

Max Welder, dearly beloved husband of Alice Welder of Berkeley; loving father of Mrs. Rudolf H. Michaels of Sacramento; brother of Mrs. Emma Oopenheimer of New York, also survived by two grandsons. A native of Germany, aged 81 years; a resident of Berkeley since 1941.

Friends are invited to attend services. Sunday. October 2. at 3 o'clock p.m., at the New SUNSET VIEW MORTUARY, 101 Colusa Berkeley-El Cerrito. Rabbi Cyrus Arfa officiating.

Private Inurnment. WILHITE. John F. At rest. Sept 30.

I960. John f. Wilhite, Master Sergeant. U.S. Army dearly beloved husband ot Dons W.

Wilhite, leving father of William Franklin Wilhite: also survived by two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 4. 1966, at 10.45 a at GODEAU.

41 Van Ness Ave. near Market St. Intei-ment. Golden Gate National Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p.m.

GODEAU FUNERAL HOME ZAVATERO. Vincent In Albany. Sept. 30. 1966.

Vincent Zavatero, beloved husband of Anita Zavatero, loving father of Mra. Betty Pricco and Al Zavatero, grandfather of Marilyn, James, Alan and Stephen Pricco, Dorothy, Richard and Robert Zavatero, ali- survived by relatives in Italy and South Americai a native of Italy: aged 80 years. A member of Golden Gate Speranza Lodge No. 219. of San Francisco.

Fratellanze Club and Sons of Italy. Friends are Invited to ettend the services st the Telegreph Ave. chapel of GRANT-MILLER MORTUARIES, 2850 Telegraph Oakland. Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 11 a.m.

Entombment Sunset View Mausoleum. Cards of Thanks KATSOUNAKIS. Bill We wish to sincerely thank our many relatives, friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympa thy at the loss of our beloved husband, father and grandfather. Bill Katsounakis. Especial thanks to the nurses in intensive care at Kaiser Hospital.

Wife. CLEO KATSOUNAKIS Son. THEODORE. Daughters, DARLEEN STAVRIANOUDAKtS and MARYLOU LOCKE. SCARPINO, Joseph We wish to thank our many relatives and friends tor their beautiful floral offerings.

Spiritual Bouquets, and kind words of sympathy extended to us in the loss of our loving father and brother We especially wish to thank Msgr. Robert Falvey and the Clergy of St. Paul's Church. Bob Goodwin and Jack Scannell of Reiliy Co. THE SCARPINO FAMILY la Manorisna KUSCHNER, Rose Sept.

29th. Candles burning brightly on A Birthdav Cake of Memories Each taner a glowing symbol Of our eternal Love. No greater giM Could vie give another Only to vou. Our Darling Grandmother and Mother. ELAINE BUFFA and FAMILY TAPELLA.

Ambrose-October I'J-ji. in God's care, our beloved, ret in peace, beyond life's sunset remembered, loved, alwavs. Your WIFE. DAUGHTERS and GRANDCHILD. Florists BELLI BELLI 430 POWELL ST.

982-Mol SHERiDAN 123 Maiden Lane BELL SU 1-tSM FREGOSI SON 4234 MISSION. S.F. JU 5-338 HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VAI ENCIA Ml 7-127? Funeral Director California Funeral Service where "No one is turned away for lack of funds" 766 Valencia 431-4227 Between 18th ft 19th Sts. PL 5-1727 GA 1-4636 1(64 JOHNSON, Lola In Burlingame, Sept. 30, 1966, Lola M.

Johnson, late of 17 Rosahta Lane, Mill-brae, beloved wife of Earl Johnson, devoted daughter of Mrs. Arte Qeyton of Redwood City, dear sister of Mrs. Deloras Hague of Redwood City, Lea Dayton of the Pan American Oversees Service in Beirut, Lebanon, and Pat Dayton of Santa Clanti a native of Idaho: aged 61 years. Funeral Services Tuesday, p.m. at the Chaoel of the Highlands, El Camino Real at Millwood Drive.

Millbrae, Entombment, Skylawn Memorial Park. KELLY, Alfred R. Jr. In San Rafael, September 29, 1966, Alfred Kelly beloved husband of the lete Loretta V. Kelly, beloved son of the lata Alf and Fanny Kelly, loving brother of Harold Kelly and the lata Mrs.

Renee Kelly Palmer, Raleigh Kelly, Mrs. Ethel Kelly Ewing, Stanley Kelly mrxft 1 I I I onu ivia.BBiui rtaiiy Drinua- mour; a native of San Francisco, a member of W.W.I. Veterans, Marin Barracks No. 550. Funeral will take place en Monday.

October 3, at 8:30 a.m., from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thenca to St. Ignatius Church, Fulton at Parker where a Requiem Mass will be offered, for the repose of his soul, commencing et 9 o'clock, Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, Sunday evening et 8 o'clock. KELLY, Ednah Wickson In Santa Barbara, Sept. 27, 1966. Ednah Wickson Kelly, loving sister of Gladys C.

Wickson and Guest Wickson and the late Katharine Ray Wickson, Ida Wickson Thomas and Harmon Wickson. loving stepmother of Harold R. Kelly. Friends are invited to attend Memorial services, Wednesday. Oct.

5 at 2 p.m.. at the GOTHIC Chapel of Mountain View Ceme tery, rieamom. KELTING. Miss Emily In Red wood City. September 29, 1966, Miss Emily Kelting.

dear aunt of Florence K. Jones of Redwood City and Harriet L. Gable of San rrancisco, Dorthea A. Martz of Angels Camp and George F. Kelting of Downey, also survived by several great-nieces and great-nephews; a native of aged 89 years, a member of Native Daughters, Bonita Parlor No.

10, Redwood City; and a 75-year member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Redwood City. Frienos are invited to attend funeral services Monday. Oct. 3.

S.P.-Ta at EAYNG TINNEV FUNERAL HOME, 717 Jefferson Redwood City. Interment will follow in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma. KLABUNOE, Paul Jon in this city Oct. 1. 1966, Paul Jon, beloved son of Dr.

and Mrs. Paul Klabunde. loving brother of Barbara and David Klabunde. loving ur ivirs. jon loozani, loving nephew of Dr.

and Mrs. E. Horace Klabunde, Karl and Jere Klabunde; aged 23 years. Fnends are invited to attend Memorial services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Lake-site Presbyterian Church. Eucalyptus Dr.

and 19th Ave. Interment Milwaukee. Wis. Donations to St. Francis Memorial Hospital preferred.

0 0 0 S. Chris September 27. 1966 Chris Londos. brother-in-lew oi Mr. and Mrs.

Thanos Econo-mou and Mrs. Baslliki Economou. uncle of Mr. and Mrs. Tassos Theofanis and Chris Economou; a native of Greece.

Trisagion, Sunday 6:45 p.m. Services, Monday 3 p.m. at Greek Cemetery Chapel DAPHNE SFFS DIRECTORS MACKALE. Samuel (Jack) In this city. September 29.

1966. Samuel (Jack) MacKale, dearly beloved husband of Martha MacKale, loving son of Marie and the late Theodore MacKale, brother of Joseph MacKale; aged 56 years; a member of Milk Drivers Union local 226. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday, at 1 p.m., at the Chapel of H. F. SUHR 2919 Mission near 25th St.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. MANINI, Teresa Lucille In Dely City, Seot. 30. 1966, Teresa Lucille Manini. dearly beloved wife of Jerry Manini: loving mother of Gary Manini; deariy beloved daughter of ivarianna Fontana.

and the late Dominic Fontana; loving cousin ot Ralph Tanelli: loving niece ot Irene Fontana of Tacoma, also survived by an uncle and aunts and many relatives in Lucca, Italy, brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws and other relatives. A native of San Francisco, aged 51 years. Friends are invited to attend the tuneral Mondav. Oct. 3.

at 9:15 a.m.. trom DUGGAN'S SER RA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake I Ave. at Junipero Serra Daly I City, thence to Holy Angels Church, where a Requiem Mass will be ottered at 9:45 a.m. Inter ment. Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 MARIETTI, Teresa In Lafayette. Oct. 1. 1966, Teresa Marietti.

of 2179 La Mirada. El Sobrante. dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Amelia M. Giudici of El Sobrante, loving sister of Mariana Chetto of Torina, Italy, beloved grandmother of Emma and Tufo of Sunnyvale and Leonard Giudici of Tare Hills, also survived by six great-grandchildren: a native of Torina, Italy: aged 83 years.

Friends are invited to attend the a I services, Tuesday Oct. 4 at 8 30 a.m. from the Drawing Room Chapel ot the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY. 727 San Pablo Albany, thence to St. John the Baptist Church.

11150 San Pablo El Cerrito. v. here a Reqiuum Mass will be celebrated tor the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a.m. A Recitation of the Rosary. Monday eve-ing at 8 o'clock.

Committal serv ices Holy Cross Mausoleum. MeHUGH, Ruth V. In this city. Seot. 30, 1966, Ruth V.

McHugh. beloved wife of Terry McHugh. loving mother of Mrs. Jacqueline Blakney. loving daughter of Mrs.

Alice Parker, sister of Mrs. Alice Wright. Mrs. Mirione Doolev. Mrs.

Izola Sullivan. Mrs. Dorothy Eva Connors. Mrs. Patricia Rut ter.

Leonard end the late Wiinier Parker. Friends may call after in. Sunday and are invited lo attend the funeral services Tuesday at 2 D. m. at the Everaieen Mortuarv of McAVOY-O'HARA Gearv Blvd at Tenth Ave.

Interment. Woodlawn Memorial Park PARKING COURT TENTH AVE MCLAUGHLIN, Alice M. Sept 30. 1966. Alice M.

McLaughlin, devoted mother of Maria Mulqueen. loved grandmother of George Mulqueen. Friends may call at HALSTED 1123 Sutter Graveside services. Monday morning, 11:30 o'clock at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. MERSCH (Religious) Sister M.

Clementine 0 S.F In this city, October 1, 1966, daughter of the late August Mersch and Anna Wiechert; loving sister of Sister M. Siena Mersch, O.S.F., Santa Barbara; Sister M. Consolata Mersch O.S.F.. Los Angeles: Sister M. Jolenta Mersch, Holland; Karl Mersch, Germany: loving sister-in-law ot Marie Walter, Germany; also beloved cousin of Mr.

Alois Wichert, Live Oaks: Mrs. H. E. Crowhurst San Francisco; a native of Germany. Funeral Vonday at St.

Joseph Hospital Chaoel where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 10 a. in Rosary at St. Joseph Hospital Chaoel Sunday evening at 7 o.m. Intei ment Holy Cioss Cemetery GANTNER-FELDER-KENNY Funeral Directors NISHKIAN. Noreen A.

In a Walnut Creek hospital, Sept. 29. 1966. Noreen A. Nishkian of 86 Brook-field Moraga, beloved wife of Richard A.

Nishkian. loving mother of Robert, Gregory and Phillip Nishkian, dear sister of Martin. Timothy, Michael, Aenees and Joan Casey end Mrs. Mary Alice Fabrisi a native of whI Ik jl STANLEY JAMES SMITH Former councilman Thomas Werdel Dies at 61 BAKERSFIELD HPI) Thomas II. Werdel, a one-time California Congressman who opposed Earl Warren in the California c.OH presidential primary in 1952 and later was 1936 vice presidential candidate of the Constitution Party, died Friday after a long illness.

He was 61. Werdel represented Kern, Tulare and Kings counties in Congress from 1948 to 1932. Prior to that he served two terms in the State Assembly. Werdel was defeated for re-election to Congress in 1932 by Rep Harlan Hagen In 1952, he was an "anti-Warren" candidate on the state GOP primary ticket for President, claiming that Warren, now Chief Justice, attracted too many Democratic votes Werdel received OTI.921 votes to 78G.229 In 1956. Werdel was draft- ed by the Constitution Party as running mate to former i a i nev rune ice CnWman Anil.pu, is survived his wid- ow.

Rosemary: three sons, Charles F.akersfield. Thorn- A i mass will be held at St. Francis church in Bakersfield Monday at 11 a Dr. Max Welder Services for Or Max Weld- er a nractkins nhvsician for 54 wars, will be held todav a4 vears. will lie lieli Moi tuarv Berkeley Or Welder, lormerlv associated with Kaiser Foundation in Oakland, died Thursday He was 81 lie is survived by his widow.

Alice, of 1315 Arch Street. Berkeley, a daughter. Mrs Rudolf Michaels, of Sacramento, and two grandchildren. Forecast I National The national weather outlook for today Showery, windy and cooler weather will spread across most of tha area from the Pacifio Coast to the Rockies with snow expected in the Northern Rockies. Showers will also be scattered from the Dakotas to Michigan and over New England and Florida.

The remeinder of the nation will he under mostly sunny skies. Warmer weather will prevail from the plains to the Ohio vallev and it will continue cool along most of the east coast. luteriiiilional Aberdeen 50. Amsterdam 63. CY: Athens Berlin 39.

Birmingham 54, PC; Casablanca 72. CY. Casahlanca 72. CY Copenhagen CY; Dublin 52. Geneva b3, Hong Kong 77, London 57, Madrid I Manila I Moscow PC; I Oslo CY; I Paris Roiiie Sofia Stockhoi Tokyo Tunis Vienna Warsaw 66.

CY; '4, PC; 45, PC; 52, 61. PC; 70. PC. 59. SO.

CY; 66. '7. CY; 39. PC; 61. CY; 1 Montevideo 64, PC; Rio De Janeiro 89, PC; Sun, MooiiaTitlra SUNOAY.

Sun rise Sun set Moon rise Moon set OCTOBER I 0707 1852 2030 0953 TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF TIDE AT GOLDEN GATE OCT. 2 TO OCT. 6. 2 0212 4.6 0718 2.0 1336 5.3 2006 0 5 3 0300 4.3 0748 2.4 1400 5.3 2054 0.4 4 0400 4.1 0824 2.8 1424 5.3 2148 0.3 5 0512 3.9 0900 3.2 1506 5.3 2248 0.2 0630 3.9 1000 3.4 1600 5.3 0000 0.1 Tables furninhad hv Marina F. fit ei moon guile boon Oct.

20 Oct. 29 Oct 7 Oct. 13 2235 0301 0b09 1852 gious orders: Sister Siena Mersch. S.F.. Santa Barba ra; Sister Mersch.

M. Consolata Los Angeles; and Sister Jolenta Mersch of Holland. Services will be held to-1 morrow at St. Joseph's Ho.s- pital Chapel where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be of Requiem Mass will be of-1 fered at 10 a.m. Burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery Thomas J.

Hark ins CLEVELAND (API -Thomas J. Harkins, leader of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers from until his etirem in died Friday night. Weather Sea level 68 inches barometer at 4 i Bay Area Overcast todey. Fair tonight and Monday. Warmer Monday.

High today 60 to 66. Westerly winds 10 to MPH becoming northwest 20 to MPH afternoon Temperature Hay Area Hi Lo 73 Hmitn field 77 b0 Moffett Fid. 70 60 Stockton Hi Lo bo 74 64 89 S9 Francisco Airport Oakland California Slatitvn Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno Angeles Monterey Needles Oaklnd A pt. 85 b4 Paso Robles 60 b5 Red Bluff 77 62 Sacramento 88 59 Sal.nas 77 65 sail Diego o3 52 Sta. Barnaul 95 70 Santa fv.aria bo bi Palm Sprgs 8b 59 87 84 60 73 57 78 b3 77 59 3 57 92 67 The Nation Albany NY 47 44 Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Midland Milwaukee 55 37 67 43 87 65 69 49 61 44 67 47 Albuauerque 72 48 Amarillo 70 41 Anchorage 58 35 Asheville bb 44 Atlanta 67 92 Billings 69 47 Birmingham 63 52 86 77 70 42 Bismarck 67 33 77 46 55 36 Boise Mpls St Paul 55 29 I 55 Cemeteries Cemeteries decreasing Monday.

Temperatures early afternoon today are mostly 5 to 10 degrees cooler near the coast and in the coestal valleys but littlechange in the interior. Thermometers read around 60 on the north coast end in the sixties to low seventies on the central coast. Temperatures in the central valley and on the sou eoest ere mostly In the upper seventies to low eighties. Special S. F.

Report Normal temperatures: Low 55, high 70 Highest temperature this year to date: 95 on September Lowest temperature this season to date: 52 on August 4. OFFICIAL ADVERTISING CHARTER AMENDMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given by tha Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco that amendments to the Charter of said City and County have been ordered submitted for approval or disapproval at the general election to be held on Tuesday, November 8. 1966. and that copies of said Charter amendments may be obtained on application therefor at the ottice of the Clerk ol the Cemetery Arrangements BEFORE NEED Spares Loved Ones Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington Casper ChrlestnSC ChrlstnWVa Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Houston New Orleans 70 62 New York 58 46 51 48 68 61 53 44 52 44 North Platte 74 27 Oklahoma 70 40 Omaha 62 34 Philadelphia 53 48 Phoen 91 65 Pittsburgh 53 42 Portland Me 51 43 Portland Ore 71 48 76 85 73 58 47 73 63 56 4b 59 39 b4 43 7b 34 60 34 62 36 48 74 47 56 32 5b 28 70 48 78 35 90 73 Raleigh Rapid City 78 54 68 30 Reno Richmond 82 34 bb 48 61 40 88 76 St Louis Tampa SaltLakeC 77 40 74 55 San Antonio St Ste Mane 49 34 Seattle 59 48 70 53 Shreveoort Sookane 74 60 62 44 85 62 56 48 73 35 Indianapolis 59 37 Tucson Jackson 69 SI Jacksonville 90 72 Washington Wichita Colma, California San Francisco Office ORGANIZED LESLIE LYKES, Amer. for Far East.

States, Port Chicago. NITTA MARU, Japan for Japan, Noonan. Pittsbura. Canadian Stations SADO MARU, Japan for Japan, Board of Supervisors. Room Z2 Hall, in the City and County of San Francisco.

Oated September 27. 1966. ROBERT J. DOLAN Clerk of the Board ot Suoervisors of change from United States Cnmt the City and County of San Francisco Geodetic Survey data. The highs Transmarine, Pier 45.

SANTA MARIA, Amer for Anchorage. Alaska, Oleum. SEIZAN MARU, Japan mv. for Long Beach, Kerr, Inc. WIHURI, Fin for Loa Angeles, Williems Dimond.

Pier 90-91 54 31 48 42 55 42 5tt 35 Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vanoouvar St 17 2 end and Point Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Nov, a. 1966 43U Sept 77 through lows are those recorded at Fort ran tonionsi.