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O.Exanttncr Sec. II 21 Monday, Feb. It. 1957 CCCC Oofej hui WI4THI SUAMU FUNERAL NOTICES CROSSWORD Eugene Sheffer CHECK URGED vj i- I Jf 24 25 24, 33 "I I I 1 1 I WEATHER MAP-Snow is forecast today over much of the Great Lakes region and in eastern Montana, with rain in parts of Virginia and from northwest Florida through Texas and into southern New Mexico and eastern Arizona. Except for drizzles along the Pacific Coast, the rest of the Nation JO Associated-Press Wlrtptioto Map pressure system approaching from Can' ada.

SHIPPING REPORT DUE TO ARRIVE SAN FRANCISCO Monday. February 18 Manjusan Mara, from 23 Marine Leopard, from Portland. Stockton Parramatta, from Coos 41 Tuesday. February la Hawaiian Pilot, from Honolulu. Pres.

Jackson, from New 50 Flying Dragon, from Boebiah, from 23 Etna, from Portland How. Term. -Oak Allesandro Volta, from Eno. Effie Maersk. from Baltimore 26 Wednesday.

February 20 LImon, from Goltito 60 Gen. O. Aultman, from Honolulu. Antlnous, from New Orleans 32 Mlrrabooka, from Rouen 41 Samoa, from Portland How. Sachlkawa ilaru, from tnc.

Term-Aia. Santa Anita, from Portland Santa Flavia, from Los Thursday. February 21 Santa Cruz, from Barranoullla. 37 Hawaiian packer, from Honolulu Monterey, from Papeete 35 Cludad de Nelva, from Vancouver. 26 Dongedyk.

from Seattle Stockton Almagro, from Coos Bay.Enc DIE TO SAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO Monday, February 18 Dalerdyk. p. Antwerp. Enc Lions Gate, p. Antwerp.

How, Term. -On k. Glenville, p. Manila 28 Florence Luckenbach. p.

Yoko hama 39 Tuesday. February is Manjusan Maru, p. Antwerp 23 Bimon von Utrecht, p. Hamburg Term-Oak. Haws Ilea Rancher.

p. Hono lulu 32 Parramatta. p. Sydney. 41 Wednesday.

February 20 Effle Maersk. D. 28 32 44 Choctaw, p. Leilanl, 4 p. Honolulu Thursday.

Kehruarr 21 Sachlkawa Maru, p. Valparaiso 31 Aleasandro Volta, p. Genoa How. Taranger, p. Bremen Enc.

Hawaiian Educator. p. Honolulu 32 Steel Advocate, p. loKonama 3V SAILED FROM THIS PORT Saturday. February 16 R.

C. STO.NF.R 10:40 a. tkr. Krl- ken, for Ocean Falls, Standard Oil Company. OEM.

A. E. ANDERSON 11:25 a. stmr, for sea. Military Sea Transporta tion service.

i. HAXNA a. tkr. Enr lish. for Alaska, Standard Oil Com pany.

PRESIDENT McKINLEV 12:45 p. stmr. Brown, for Japan, Amsrican President Lines. SEA KINO 3:45 p. tug.

with barge tow, tor coos Bay, ea Stack com pany. WILLIAM LtTKENBACH 4 :20 p. m. stmr, MacNaughton, for Guam, Pa' cine Far tast una. MVRMIDONi 4 :20 B.

Br. stmr. Me intosn. tor ixw Angeles, jrunch fcdye DAVID E. DAY 4:50 P.

tkr, Borne son, for Los Angeles, Rlchfisld Oil company. PAIL M. GREGG 6:40 p. tkr. Petersen, for Port San Luis, Union uii company.

EMPIRE STATE p. stmr. Er ei, tor loKonama, etates Marine istnmian Lines, C. R. MUKSKR 7:45 t.

stmr. Miles for Portland, Weyerhaeuser Steamship KA MOO AW A MARF 7:50 t. Jan. m-v, Miyakawa, for Cristobal, Mitsui Ljnes. VEStVIO 8:15 P.

Ital. stmr. Bas san, tor Los Angeles, General steam- snip corporation. MORNING LIGHT 9:15 p. stmr, Myrdahl, for Los Angeles, States Ma' rine unes.

Sunday. February 17 ATLANTIC EMPEROR 3:05 a. m. Lib. tkr.

Llvanos, for Shimiiu, General Btsamsnip corporation. KETTLE CREEK 4 a. tkr. Ber geron, for Los Angeles, Standard Oil company. Dl'NCAN BAY 7:10 a.

Lib. tkr, Raby. for Vancouver. Coast isa Lines ajvita juki 7:20 a. Jap.

m-v, Ehtroko. for Los Ante ea. NiK Lines. PAClFIcrs 8:30 a. stmr.

Lane, for Portland. Coastwise Lines GOLDEN BEAR 9:20 a. stmr, Rogenes, for Hongkong, Pacifie Far East Lines WYOMING 9:25 a. Fr. m-v.

Rob! chon, for Los Angeles, General Steam- snip corporation. SATML'MA MARl 9:25 a. Jan m-v. Harada, for Loe Angeles, NYK Lines. ARRIVED AT THIS PORT Saturday, February IS HIT.I.YER BROWN 9:55 a.

tkr, Williams, from Honolulu, Standard Oil Corporation. Richmond. RELIEF 10:40 a. tug. with barge low, rrora sea.

Red Stack company, FRANCES SALMAN 5 :40 P. gwed m-v. Markstrom, from Los Angeles, Canadian Gulf Line. Redwood City. KETTLE CREEK 8:20 a.

tkr. Bergeron, from Los Angeles, Standard ui company. Kicnmona. TARANGER 4:45 p. Nor.

m-v, Brisholm, from Los Angeles, Westfal-Larsen Companv, Pier 80. BITKEYE STATE 5:10 P. stmr. Moughson from Los Angeles, States Marine-Isthmian Lines. Stockton.

TRANSITION 8:45 p. stmr, Biddy, from Yokohama, states Marine Isthmian Lines. Parr Terminal No. 5. CATAWBA FORD 8:30 P.

tkr. Rchallenheig. from El Capltan, Thorn- ley Kicnmona. Sunday. February IT JAPAX TRANSPORT 1:55 a.

stmr, Groh, from Yokohama, Faclfie Trans port Lines. Pier 17. MATHEW LrCKENBACrT 5:40 a. stmr. Horison, from Los Angeles, Luck enbarh Lines.

Pier 29. SYOSSET 6:10 a. tkr. McGalis. from Los Anreles, General petroleum Corporation.

Richmond. SEA SERPENT 6:40 e. stmr. Young, from Seattle, pacific far bast Lines. Alameda Reefer Dock.

LE'LAVI 7:35 a. stmr. Walt, from Honolulu. Hawaiian Bteamanip com' pany. Pier 44.

Sun, Moon and Tide Table furnished By United 8tates Coast and Geodetic Service. 121 Customhouse. San Francisco. ST 4EMe ULf Feb. 21 Mar.

I Mar. 9 Mar. 15 8:12 am 3:50 am 6:22 poi MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 8 Sun rises Sun sets 5:52 pm Moon rises Moon sets 9:08 am FEBRUARY 18 TO FEBKiant IJ (Time at heighta of tide at Golden Gate) Da. Tm. HL tm.

Ht. Tm. HU Tm. HL Hfsh Low. Hleh Low 5.i :22 0.S 14:43 4.8 20:15 1.1 9.

.2:63 3.7 20. .3:45 5.6 10:33 1.4 17:15 3.9 21:57 2.2 ffCJJ3SS "Cards of Thank art good form." says Emily Post "Cards of Thanks" may be used apiuopria eiy to thank friends of the deceased, "In Memoiiam" and "Mass aitord friends the opportunity to send appropriate messages to 'be tamily of the aeceaaeo. To Inse "Anniversary Greetings" "Card uf Thanks" In Memnrlam" "Mass N.itlce" "Memorial Dedication ls bage rhone SUtter 1-2424. local 502 and ask for Miss Ford. She se tu gladly assist you with helpful Information regarding correct wording and publication.

MORLEt In Daly City, February 13, 1957. John F- Morley: aged 64 years. A member of the Plumbers Union Local 467. Funeral services will be conducted Monday, February 18, at 2:30 p.m. at the Mortuary of W.

C. Lasswell A 6154 Mission Street cor. Wilson. Inter, ment. Cypress Lawn Cemetery.

MORRIS February 16. 1957, Catherine Ann, dearly beloved wife of Vincent J. Morris, loving mother of feanne. Michael. Daniel and Kevin Morris, loving daughter of Ben and Catherine Albrecht, loving sister of Mrs.

Eileen Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Murray, Bert Jr. and Jackie Albrecht. A member of, St John's Mothers' Club end BU John's Ursllln Convent Alumnae. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday.

February 19. at 8:30 a. m. from Duggan's, 3434 17th St. rear Valencia, thence to St.

John's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery. Ro.

sary Monday evening; at 8 o'clock. Contributions to St. Mary's Hospital Clinical Research preferred. JIYER In this city, February 18. 1957.

verrenna Myer. dearly beloved wife or Ed Myer, loving mother of Bobby Gibbons, daughter of Estelle Howey, sister of Madge Sllva and William D. Howev. Friends are Invited to. attend the funeral services on Tuesday, at 1 p.

at the Chapel of H. suhr 2919 Mission, nr. 25th St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. PITTMAN In Carmel.

February 18. 1957, Florence Dakin Plttrdan. beloved wife of the late Samuel Kemp) Pittman, mother of the late Catherine Pittman Stanton and Marjorie Livingston Pittman, Carmel, Samuel Kemp Pittman. 6anta Barbara, and Wlllant Galne Pittman. S.

sister of Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby of Kent field, a native of Chicago, aged 82 years. A resident of Carmel 9 years. Former resident of Roas, Calif.

Funeral services will be held Mon. day at 11 m. from the Paul Funeral Chapel, Paclflo Grove, with Dr. K. Fillmore Gray of the Church of the Wayfarer.

Carmel, of. flclatlng. Private Inurnment will follow at the Little Chapel-By-the-Sea Crematorium. Paclflo Grove. Frienda so desiring may send memorial contributions In Mrs.

Pittman's name to the American Red Cross, Carmel Chapter, P. O. Box AR, Carmel, Calif, Paul's Mortuary Funeral Service PISTOLFST In this eltr. Fehmarw IS. 1957, Italo beloved husband ef Beatrice Plstolesl, adored father of Ines Bahn.

alarlo J. Plstolesl and th late Dante A. Plstolesl, beloved brother of Idetta Lucchest of Salinas. Wanda Blasottl ot San Anselmo and Edemea Plstolesl, Ines Ferrari snd Margherita Chlarottl of Italy and the late Dante Plstolesl of 8. beloved grandfather of Ronald Bahn, Donald and James Plstolesl, survived by nieces and nephews; a native of Italy, aged 71 ye-rs.

A member of Glii Grove No. 52, U. A. O. D.

and 8. F. Athletic Club. Friends ere mvtted to attend the funeral on Tuesday February 19, at 9:00 a. from the Chapel of Va.

lente, Marlnl, Perata 649 Green, thence to S3. Peter Paul's Church, where Solemn Requiem High Maaa will be celebrated commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Italian Ceme. tery.

Recitation of the Rosary Monday evening at 8:00 p. m. SCHVEIDF.R In this eity. February 16. 1957, Mae beloved wife of William P.

Schneider; loving mother of Dr. Richard J. Schneider: slater of John A. and Peter MacDonald; grandmother of William and James Schneider. Friends may call after 6 m.

Sunday and are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy. O'Hara Geary Blvd. at 10th thence to St. Cecilia's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a.m.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary Monday at 8 p. m. spiritual bouqueta preferred. STRAIN In this city, February 18.

1957. Mayme Strain, loving sister of Daisy Mathews and Addle Mtnner, loving aunt of Walter Mlnner; a native of California, aged 87 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a. in. at tha Chapels of H.

F. Suhr 291S Mission near 25th 8treet. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. TOl'HEY In this city. February 16.

1957. Catherine beloved wife of tha late Michael J. Touhey. Friends may call at the Evergreen Mortuary ot McAvoy-O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth after 5 p.m.

Monday. Notice of funeral later. TSIKTTAS In this eliy, February 14. 1957. George, devoted friend of John A.

Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Arcontt and family; a native of Myrloflto. Thrace. Turkey.

A member of Fisherman's Union. Ameri- can Legion and veteran of World Wsr I. i Friends may call at Mlsslnt Chapels of Pappas, Buxolich Papo. nis, 435 Valencia until 10:30 a. m.

Wednesday, thence at the Church of Annunciation from 11 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Services will be com- menced at 1:30 p.

m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Serv. Ices Tuesday at Mission Chapels. 7:43 p.

m. WEIR February 14, 1957. Bureell I Spence Weir, father of John Spence Weir: beloved son ot Stella B. and the late Robert J. A.

Weir. Frlende are Invited to attend the i funeral service at 11 a.m. Tuesday, i February 19. at Gray's, Divisadero St. at Post.

WHITNEY In Vaucouver, B. C. Feb- ruary 13, 1957, Lee M. Whitney, be- loved wife of the late Arthur St. John Whitney, loving mother of Bather 5 Whitney: a native of Canada.

Funeral services were held In Van. eouvsr. B. Frdlday, February 15. Interment.

St. John's Cemetery. San i Mateo. Crosby-N. Gray oa Co.

Serv. Ice) i Florists BALBOA ST. FLORIST 400 Balboa St SK. 2-08SS HENRY SCHRUMPF Oil VALENCIA ST. ML T-82TT J.

FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION JU. S-3388 Funeral Directors H.F.SUHR CO. 2919 MISSION MI. T-lStt TUB ORIGINAL ROUSE OT SUHA ESTABLISHED 1883 Convenient San Francisco Locations Divisadero Street at Post (Mln Establishment) Nineteenth Avenue at Sargent Street (Nesr Junlpero Sorra Blvd.) San Francucvi CUeM Funtnl iTirectsray Dcatliu BAl'M. ALLAN THOMAS BECCAR1A, TERESA M.

71 years UEKTILLION, LEE 75 yean BOSCH, I RED A. BROWN, CARL O. CARLSON, FRANZ CORCORAN, ANNA IRENE CISIMA.VQ. ANTONIO T. 41 years P1LNSTAO, JKANKTTK DRAKE, ELLEN MARIA EBERHART, MARY A.

FERGUSON. LELA 8. FRANK, LOUS Age ROSSO, AOOSTINO 77 years HARTMAN, BEN HORNEV, BRIO. GEN. ODl'S 90 years JOHNSON, FRED JOHNSON, HELEN FRANCES 3i rs.

KINROD, -JOHN J. 70 years KNABKNSHIH, ROGER (FRED) 28 years KRAMER, ALICE 3 years KYNE, WILLIAM P. LEWIS, AZRO NATHANIEL MaeGILUVRAT, ROSWEU. H. McCABE, CATHERINE F.

81 years MOHLEV, JOHN P. 6 years MORRIS, CATHERINE ANN MVER, VERRENNA PITTMAN, FLORENCE DAKIN 82 years ITALO 71 years SCHNEIDER, MAE T. STRAIN, MAVME 87 Jreart TOl'HEY, CATHERINE M. TS1K1TAS, GEORGE WEIR, BURN ELL bPENCE WHITNEY. LEE M.

BAl'M Feb. 13, 1957. Allan Thomas Baum, beloved husband of Fedele F. Baum, loving brother of Mrs. Harry C.

Fllnn, Toronto, Canada, and the late Charles A. Baum and Mrs. George Case, Funeral services Tuesday afternoon. 1 o'clock, at Halsted A 1123 Sutter St. Interment, ML Vlsw Cemetery, Oakland.

BECCARIA In this city, February 17. 1957, Teresa M. Beccarla, dearly be- jovee. wne ot me wie reter rsec carta, loving mother of Mary Bee carta and Mollle Favllll; a native of itaiy, agea 73 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, February 20 at 9 a.

m. from the Chanel of Va lentl, Marinl, Perata 649 Oreen thence to SS. Peter A Paul's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated commenein at 9:30 a. m. interment, Holy Cross cemetery, jtosary, luesaay evening.

0 clock. BERTILLION In Oakland, February 14. 19S7. I.ee BertiUion, beloved hus band of Martha N. Bertllllon, loving father of Everett Lee and Herbert B.

Bertllllon and Mrs. John S. Mat' thews, grandfather of Marie, Allan and Barry Bertllllon, Mrs. Eben Knight Smart, Joanne, John, Judy and Jeffrey Matthews, great-grand father of Eben Knight smart and Everett Smart: a native ot New York, a red 75 years. A member of The Pert, snd Specialty Store Employes union.

Local and ins uia nm- era Baseball players ASS'n of Metro politan uakiana. Friends are invited to attend serv Ices Monday. February 18, at 1:00 o'clock p. at Truman a chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street. Oak' land.

The Rev. Hugh David Burcham officiating. Interment, Mt. View Ceme tery. BOSCH In this city, February 16.

1957. Fred A beloved husband ot Ida Bosch; loving father ot Mrs. Elizabeth hornummei, Mrs. Mary unites. Mrs.

Margaret Berse, Mrs. Helen Burns. Mrs. Frieda Mohrle. Mrs.

Ann Barth. George, Herman and Joe Bosch: loving brother of Herman, Leonard. Paul, W'llhelm and Bernard Bnsrh and Mrs. Elizabeth Gart. Mrs.

Frieda Melswln kel and Mrs. Anna Horn; also survived by 15 grandchildren and two great- granacnueiren; a native ot oermany. A member of SS Peter and Paul So ciety, St. Joseph Benevolent Society and the cnotr ot ot. Bonuses cnurcn and the Plasterers' Union Local 66.

(Spiritual Bouquets Preferred) Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce thence to St. Boniface Church where a Re qulem High Mass will bs celebrated at 10 a.m. Kec nation or the Kosary won day evening at 8 p.m. Interment, Holy cross cemetery.

BROWN Feb. 18. 1957. Carl Brown, dearly beloved husband or Susan D. Brown, loved father of Dorothy Berry and Carl G.

Brown Jr. loved grandfather of Suzanne Nau man. Kenneth O. Berry, Carl Berry and Thomas R. Browne Services Tuesday afternoon.

o'clock, at Halated 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Cypress Lawn Me mortal Park. CARLSON At rest. Frani Carlson, dea friend or Mrs. Anastacia Kiiey ana Henry Jensson.

A member of F. O. Aerie No. 61, and retired member of Marine Fireman Union. Funeral on Monday.

February 18 1 p. from Driscoll's Mortuary Chapel, 70S Valencia nr. lain. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. CORCORAN In this city.

February 18. 1907, Anna Irene, beloved mother 01 Mrs. Catherine C. Mehl and James J. Corcoran, sister of Mrs.

M. J. O'Neil of Toronto, Ontario, grandmother of Lieut, waiter j. Mem. Barbara Anna Mehl.

Mrs, Donna Johnson and John Corcoran and 2 great granddaugh tera; a native of Toronto. Canada. Services Tuesday. 9 at daphne's 8FFS, one church thence to St. Anne's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered at 9:30.

Kosary Monday, a p. m. Cl'SIMANO February 15, 1957. An tonio beloved nusnana 01 tmma Cusimano, loving father of Catherine Cuslnamo, loving brother of Carmelo cusimano, also survived by aunts. nieces and nephews: aged 45 years Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday.

February 19, at 8 :15 a. irom Duaaan 1. 3434 lTin near Valencia, thence to St. Elizabeth's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be ottered at 9 a. m.

Entombment, mau snleum. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening, 8 clock. DIENSTAO In this city. Februsry 16.

1957. Jeanette. beloved mother of Alan D. Dlenstag and Helena Renatl. Private Bervlces were held Sunday, SINAI Memorial Chapel, Dlvlsadero Street at Geary.

Interment, Salem Me mortal ark. DRAKE February 16, 1957. Ellen Maria, nearly beloved wite ot Koiia Drake; loving mother of Mrs. Hazel Smith of Redwood City. Mrs.

Dorothy tKman ot Mountain view, Mrs. Mar garet Lopes of Hayward. John Drake of San Francisco, Cecil Drake of Little Hock, Arkansas and the lata Marion Walker of Del Paso Heights; loving sister of William Freeman of Palo Alto, also survived by 14 grandchtl dren and eight great-grandchildren; a native of Ohio. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday. February 19 1957, st 1 p.m.

at Duggan's. 3434 17th Street nr. Valencia, Inurnment. Olivet Memorial Park. EBERHART In Mill Valley.

February 1957, Mary dearly beloved wife of Adolph Eberhart, loving mother of Aaoipn j. ioernart. loving grana mother of William, Ellssa, John. James. Theresa.

Catherine. Robert and Joseph Eberhart, beloved sister of Katnerine O'Brien; a native of New York. Friends ere Invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday. February 19th, at 9 a. m.

at the Memorial Chapels of Russell A Goocli. 270 Mil ler Mill Valley, thence to Our Lady of Mt. carmel cnurcn wnere a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma. Kosary Monday eve-nine at o'clock. FERGUSON In this city, February IT. 1VS7, Leia 8. beloved mower or Mrs.

Mary Grant and Charles B. Foster, dear sister of Olive S. Demlng. grandmother of four grandchildren. A member of Ean Francisco Chapter.

D. A. R. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m.

at Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel, 1965; Market Street at Duboce Ave. In-1 urnment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. HAW BIRTHDAY Friends end" Relatives Eitend Birthday Greetings to: John Audette of 1992 15th St.

on your 82nd birthday. The boys snd girls of FRANK February 15. 1957. Louis Frank, dearly beloved husband of Edythe Vrank; loving father of Dr. Roy M.

Frank; grandfather of Shelley Lynn Frank. A native of Ohio. Aged 74 yean. A member of Sun Garden Lodge. No.

530. F.A-A.M. Services Tuesday morning 11 o'clock st Halsted A 1123 Sutter St. Officers of Seal Rock Lodge. No.

536. F.AA.M.. officiating. Interment, Wood-lawn Memorial Park, CROSSO In this city. February 16.

1957, Agoatlno Grosso, dearly peiovea husband of Fllomena Grosso, loving father of Ermlnla Plva. Enes Drocco and Elvers Avanzlno, beloved father- in-law of Cornello Plva, Charles yrocco and Charles Avanzlno. survived oy live grandchildren; a native of Italy, aged 77 years. A member of the Loyal Order of Moose No. 26.

Friends ere Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, February 19, at 8:30 a. from the Chapel of Valente, Marlnl. Perata 4840 Mission thence to St. Paul of the Shipwreck Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered, commencing at 9 a. m.

Interment, Holy Croaa Cemetery. Ro sary Monday evening at o'clock. HARTMAN In this city. February 15. 1957.

Ben. beloved husband of Mrs. Agnes Hartman; loving father of Lloyd Hartman and Mrs. Ardyth Trenholm: beloved brother of Mrs. Martha Miller, Matts and George Hartman: dear grandfather or Steven.

Dennis. Wayne and Victoria Hartman. A member of Parnassus Lodge No. 3SS. F.AA.M.: San Francisco Bodies A.

ft A. S. R-: Islam Temple A. A. on.

mam snnne Luncn-eon Club; Islam Temple Greeters end Past President of the Executives Association of S. F. Friends are invited te attend funeral services Tuesday, February 19th. st 1 p.m. at ths MANEELY-MATTHEWS Chapel, Dlvlsadero St.

at O'Farrell, under the auaplces of Parnassus Lodge No. 388, F.AA.M. HORNEY In San Mateo, Febru ary 16. 1957. Brig.

Gen. onus c. rior-nev (retired), loving husband of the late Kezia B. Horney; beloved father of Mra. Ruth H.

Ollphant of San Mateo. Mrs. Esther H. Gillespie of San Mateo, Mr. Odus Homey Jr.

of Atherton. the lata Mrs. Grace H. Ford; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of 10. A member of Mechanlcs-burg.

Ohio, Lodge 113, F.AA.M.. 32nd degree Scottish Rite. LuLu Temple A.A.O.N.M.S., Philadelphia. Military Orders of World Wars. A native of Lexington, aged 90 years.

Private graveside services with Military Honors will be held at Presidio National Cemetery In San Francisco. The family requests that memorials be given to your favorite charity. Snelder Sullivan cervices. Ban Mateo, JOHNSON In this city. February 17, 1957, Fred, beloved husband of May.

me Johnson; loving brother of Mrs, Millie Turner of Stockton. Frlende are Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday. February 20. at 2 p.m. at the HALLORAN FUNERAL HOME, 1266 Ninth Ave.

between Lincoln Way and Irving (sun set). Inurnment, Woodlawa Memorial Park. III till. 1 1957. Helen Frances, beloved wife of Charles W.

Johnson, dearest daughter ef Mr and Mrs, Gethro Barefoot, also survived by 3 sisters; a native of North Carolina, seed 31 years. Services Tuesday, 3 daphne's BFFS on church st. KINROD In Pan Jose, February 15, 1957, John J. Kinroa, neioveo husband of Flora Kinrod of San Jose, dear brother of Lewis Kinrod of Santa Crus, other sisters and brothers also survive In Minnesota; a n.tlv nf Minnesota, aged 70 years A member of Memory Post No. 399 of San Jose.

Funeral services Tuesday. February to ms7. a. m. at the Chapel of the Harmon A.

Smith Fu- neral Home ttormeny a. v. unman Funeral Home), 907 Washington Santa Clara, thence to St. Martin's Church for a Requiem High Mass at ft a. m.

Rosary. Monday Av.ninv mt A o'clock. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. San Bruno. KXAitFNSHI'H In this city.

FebrU' ary 16. 195T, Boger trreaj Knaoen-shut), idolized son of Mary and the lata Georee Knabenshuh: loving orotn of Howard. Kenneth and the late Claire Knabenshuh: dear uncle of Diana and Jeanne Knabenshuh. A na' tlve of California. Aged 28 years.

A member of ths N.8.O.W., California Parlor. JCo. 1, and S.F. Bowling Asao. lHnn Friends may call at the Chapel of H.

F. Suhr 2919 Mission St. near 25tn. notice ot tunerai later. KRAMER Feb.

18. 1957, General Hana Kramer. U. S. Army fret.

oe loved husband of Alice Kramer, lovln fsthar of Hans H. Kramer. A mem ber of Society of American Military Engineers, American society or cmi Engineers, the Commonwealth Club of Ban Francisco and a prominent con 1n California. Services Monday afternoon, o'clock at Golden Gate National r.m.terv. Stan Bruno.

Calif. (Hal ated A 1123 Suttar San Francisco. KYNF February 16. 1957, William P. Kyne.

beloved husband or uoromy vvna; lovlnc father of Marilyn Gun dersoa; brother of John Kyne, Thomas Kyne, Mrs. Nellie Kyne Morris ano tha lata Rosa Kalleher and George P. Kvne. A native of San Francisco. A member of tha Olympic Club a life member of San Mateo Post No.

82, American Legion, and a me member of San Francisco Aerie No. 5, IF A Va-l Services Monday morning 11 o'clock Ualatcrf A 1123 Sutter St. Interment. Golden Gate National Ceme-j tery, Memorial guts to your lavunw charity preferred. i vu is in San Francisco.

February 17, 1957. Az.ro Nathaniel Lewis, oevoiea hi, nf Martha Mohun Lewis: 10V' ins father of Joan Lewis; beloved hmther of Charles Lux Lewis, Wil. marth Sheldon Lewis, and the late George Welcome Lewis and Ralph fit.nl.v T.wl a Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at the Church or St. Mary the Virgin. 2325 Union at 11 a.m.

Thursday, February 21. Memorial gifts to sny charitable organ-zatlon. Gray's, Dlvlsadero 8t. at Post, MacGILLIVRAV In San Rafael, Feb ruary 16, 1957, Kosweil it. Mac nilllvrav.

helnved husband Of Wll' belmlne J. MacGilllvray. loving father of Mrs. Victor J. Wahl of Mountain Vlaw.

Roswe II F. Macoiiuvray oi Man Tfnfael and Robert MacGil livray of Mountain View, loving brother of Mrs. Clare D. Mitchell of Pleasanton. Ogden Hall Macuiinvray of Flushing.

Long Island, and Frank MacGilllvray ot Kew iorn, aiso survived by four grandchildren: a of New York, aaed 63 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. February 19. 195J. at 11 a.

m. at the Harry M. Wil li. ma Xlortnarv. 3rd St.

at E. Rafael. Inurnment, Mt. Tamalpais Crematory. McCABE In San Rafael, February 18.

1QS7. r-atnarine e. aiccaoe. uwiu.nu aister of Mrs. Margaret Erlandsen of Oakland, Mrs.

Beatrice LaRoe, Mrs. Susie Hurley and Mrs. Nellie Prior of Rhode Island and James McCabe of Ireland, loving aunt ot n-tricla Erlandsen Phillips of San Rafael and Roberta Erlandsen of Oakland, also survived by 23 nieces and nephews; a native of Ireland, aged 81 vears. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, February 19, 1957. at 9 a m.

from the Chapel of the Hills, San Anselmo, thence to the Blessed Sacrament Church. Santa Venetla. where a Requiem Mass will be ssld commencing st 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. Colma. Recitation of the Rosary Monday. 8 p. at tha Chapel ot the Hills, San Anselmo.

Auction Sales tPorlti 9rtff Suction Waller? 314 Sutter IV. S-2359 AUCTION TODAY at 12 Nee. eeaHnulnej luesday and Wedneiday mm LEON sjKVlLI.A. Auctioneer, BUTTERFIEID BUTTERFIELD 1244 Butter Street ORdway 3-1363 Auction Today Monday Main Salesroom I P.M. lewc-r Salesroom 10 A.M.

Fred lutterfiele Aectioeeer 38 Small tenon (Cam.) 43 Mountain In Greece 41 River In Bohemia S3 stake 41 Travel by ox-waron 48 Beard 42 Fruit of of grain gourd family 47 Snatch away Answer to Saturday's puzzle. Average time of solution: 26 minutes. Distributed by Kins Features Syndicate. CRYPTOQUIPS VYVMNAVD BTWNAV BTWN- VA PW BNDTM FPY. Yesterday's Cryptoqulp: FIRM HOOKS AND EYES MAKE REALLY HANDY FASTENING GADGETS, SATURDAY'S ANSWERS AT STANFORD The German language the ater group of the "Kulturkreis Salt Lake City" will appear twice at Stanford late this month as part of a west coast tour.

They will present "Fisch becker' Wandteppich," a leg end play by the prominent German author, Manfred Hausmann, Wednesday eve ning, February 27, in Cubber ley Auditorium. The following evening they will give their only Bay area presentation of a light hearted Cabaret night, a satirical com mentary on affairs of the day entitled "Zum Spass Gespr esst." This performance will be in the Women Clubhouse Although the Kulturkreis is an amateur play group of Ger man immigrants living in Salt Lake City, the leading mem bers formerly were profession al actors in Germany. They will perform at Carmel High School February 26, at San Francisco State college March 1, and the University of Calif ornia March 2 and 3. The third Play in their repertory for this tour is "Elektra," by the late German poet, Gerhart Hauptmann. Cuban TV Protest HAVANA, Feb.

17. (AP) Communications Minister Ramon Vasconcelos bowing to lively protests by teen-agers and TV stations has withdrawn his ban on a Cuban TV rock 'n' roll show on the grounds it would be immoral. But he has ordered that "no suggestive body movements" be displayed oft Cuban TV screens. ADVERTISEMENT los it JT i 'Ira m5j AUSTR7ArsiijTv AN STATE NG A Pjy rfp- hie 51 In eToi START ENV A LEt1 CAT ofrlA MA El Sllv I ATlER 1 1 IaI wIaIdieI Mayor Christopher yester day called on management to check their disaster plans to determine if they would be effective should a major disaster strike San Francisco. "There have been several disasters In the Bay-area during the past two weeks," he reminded.

"In view of these catastrophies, I strongly urge plants, factories, utilities and office buildings to review their plans." The mayor pointed to the gas blasts that recently rocked the heart of Reno as a remind er "that our people should be prepared for any kind of disaster." Flat Chested? Try Hypnotism BOLTON (England), Feb. 17. (AP) Mohammed All Beg Mirza, 50 year old hypnotist, claims he can take a flat chested female, put her in a trance and expand her vital statistics by inches. Mirza, a Pakistani practicing here as a therapeutical hypno tist, says his hypnotic expansion of bosoms started as an experiment on one eager, pa tient. "After a few treatments she put on two inches," he reported.

"Another 33 inch lady came once a fortnight and put on half an inch each time." This young lady wound up with a 35 inch statistic, he said, and now he's got a long waiting list of patients. The report of Mirza's printed in the British press this morning, was accompanied by a physician's warning against relying on hypnosis to expand the female form. "If you are concerned about your bosom," said the physicjan, "consult your doctor." 2 Boys Die In Chase VANCOUVER Feb, 17. (AP) Two Seattle boys speeding at an estimated 110 miles an hour In an expensive stolen car trying to elude po lice, were killed early today when the car went out of con trol on a curve and smashed into a bridge abutment. OAKLAND BIRTHS (All Oakland unless otherwise specified) Bora to Mr.

and Mrs. I HARROLD. 'David TIT Porter St, Irvington. Jan. 25.

boy. MANN, John 458 Violet Ean Leandro. Jan. 34, boy. O'DONNELL.

William 427 Portola Centervllle, Jan. 24, boy. De MARCO. Dominic 1799 141st Ban Leandro. Jan.

2, girl. GRACE, Kenneth 345 Bristol Blvd. San Leandro. Jan. 1.

boy. COLLIER, Joseph 792 Halcyon Dr. Ban Leandro, Jan. Z. girl.

ZEBCRGS, Amis. 2508 Parker fit. Berkeley. Jan. 31.

girl. BRADLEY, Norman 2811 10th St, rjrnteiey, Jan. 44. uuy. HIBBARD, Harold 2617 Etna St, Berkeley, Jan.

24. boy. GOW, James 38 Brookslde Ave. Berkeley. Jan.

24. boy. LOWE, Robert 1832 Addison St. Berkeley. Jan.

28. girl. SMITH, Hugh 6237 Hilton Jan. e. twin Doys.

HANSON, Howard 3029 60th Ave. Jan. 4. boy. LOPEZ.

Hlpollto 1925 48th reo. ooy. MILNE, Ronald 267 Lester Ave. Feb. 4.

tin. PARANTO, Arthur 2819-B Garden reo. 7, ooy. CASTRO, Robert A. 823 tD 6.

ooy. FERRARf, PasquaP. 2228 Courtland Feb. 4. air DICOCHEA.

Albert, 361S San Leandro Feb. 3. De La CRUZ, Ronald 3321 Elm wood Av Feb. 3. girl.

MOOHR. David, 4427 Albert Feb. 3. Doy, OKADA, Noboru, 7430 Lakewood reo. s.

boy. KEHLOR, James 499 Warden Ave. Ban Leandro. Feb. a.

alrl. GOAD, James 785 Arguello San Leandro. reo. 4, gin. SILVA, Alvla 10029 Burr Jan, 3.

bov. 8IMLEVES9, James 5115 Desmond Feb. 4, Doy, HASSFELD. John 5137 Miles St. reo.

ooy. OHLINGS, Harry B-. "i23 Central Ave, Aot. 2. Alameda.

Jan. 9. boy. WHANG, James H. 8..

1465 Pacific San Leandro. Jan. 5. girl. TAYLOR, John 916 Castle St, San Leandro.

Jan. 6. girl. COSBY, Laurel 17344 Via Carmen San Lorenzo. Jan.

9. boy. MIKALAYUNAS. Stanley, 1888 Harmon Berkeley. Jan.

5. ElrL FIOUERA, Anthony 2044 Ward Berkeley. Jan. 1. Doy.

FRANCO. J'arlo 4552 San Jan. 11, boy. LEE. Troy.

1064 14th Jan. 10. girl. RAVINET. Fernando, 3973 Waterhouse Jan.

22. sir COPES, Jlmmis, 1694 11th St. Jan. 22. in.

ELLIOTT. Charlie, 45 Tangier Jan. 28. boy. FOSTER.

Robert 2727 McBryde Richmond. Jan. 1. boy. VAN AM BURG.

Fred 1530 Olive Richmond. Jan. 25. bov. DAVEY.

James 2722 Carlson McENTTRe; Robert 831 Hope Lane. cnmrlnil Jsita vk syiM LAravette. Jan. zs. ooy.

KENT. Harvey 0., 6956 Saronl Jan. 28. KlrL TBARRA, Rudy 0.. 324 6th St.

Feb. 3. girl. HODGES, Harlan 6745 AsuUa Jan. t.

air DAVIS. Frank 871T Hugh Hsvward. Jan. 3. bov.

MARTUCCf. Francis 3404 Lester Havward. Jan. 5. ooy.

WOOD. Robert 4330 Rettlg Feb. 2. srirl. BENDIX Howard 390S Coolldge reD.

ooy. HEFLEY. Kindrel 5534 Beaudry Emeryville. Feb. 5.

girl. TELLESEN. Robert 15272 Hardin San Lorenio, Feb. 5. boy.

COLBORN. William 960 Bevtlara.ua Pan Lorenzo Feb. 5. boy. SHEEHAN.

Joseph 333 Pacifie piedmont. Feo. 2. nn. STKRNS.

Gerald C. 35S Scenic Piedmont, Feb. 2. girl. PRE-MARITAL EXAMS SPECIAL l'i Hour Service PR.

J. M. WHITE and STAFF 890 Market St, Rnv 818, De Young BIrtf will be fair. Sea FranrlKO Bay Beilon Cloudy today end tomorrow and occasional drlztle nights and mornings. Little change in temperature.

Low this morning 47-53 high today 54-57. Variable wind 7 to 15 miles per Northern and Central Callfornli Cloudy today and tomorrow except fair extreme north interior. Scattered after noon and evening thunderehowers Sierra Nevada and occasional drltzla on coast. Little Changs In temperature. Coastal wind variable 8 to 18 miles per hour.

Nevada Partly cloudy in the north and cloudy in the south today and to morrow, occasional showers south portion through tomorrow and In the north tomorrow. Little change In temperature. High today 53-63; low tonight 27-37 except In extreme south high 65-73: Jow 50-60. Mt. Shasta-Slsklyoa Area Fair to day and tomorrow.

Little change la temperature. Sierra Nevada Cloudy through to morrow with scattered afternoon and evening; thunder showers. Little change In temperature. Sacramento ValleyCloudy today and tomorrow except clearing north portion afternoons. Cooler north portion today.

High today 55-65; tow tonight 47-53. Southerly wind 7-15 miles per hour. Cape Blanco to Point Conception Variable wind 8 to 18 miles per hour today and tomorrow. Cloudy with occasional rtrlla. San Joaquin Valley Cloudy today and tomorrow.

Little change In temperature. High today 57 to 67, low tonight 47 to 57. Variable wind 7 to 15 miles per hour. Salinas Valley Cloudy today and to-mnrmw Little, change In temperature. High today 57 to 65, low tonight 48 to 53.

variauie wina 7 10 io mues ptr uui. Low this morning and high today at Salinas 50 and 58, Paso Robles 60 and 62. Santa Maria-sen miis udispo iomui rionriv today and tomorrow with occasional drlnle nights and mornings. Little change In temperature, mgn ioay 55 to 60, low tonight 48 to 53. Northwest wind 8 to 18 miles per hour.

1 Santa Clara Vallry Cloudy today and tomorrow. Little change In temperature. High today 52 to 58, low tonight 48 to 52 Variable wind 7 to 15 miles per hour. Livcrmore Vallry Cloudy today and tomorrow. Little change In temperature.

Variable wind 7 to 15 miles per hour. Monterey Bay Area Cloudy today and tomorrow with occasional drlitle nirhta anil mnrnincs. Little change In temperature. High today 52 to 57, low tonight 47 to BJ. vanaoie uw i miles per hour.

Fort Brag and Vicinity Cloudy today and tomorrow with occasional drttile nights and mornings. Little change In temperature. Variable wind 8 to 18 miles hrtitr tlaF eAflfir. Northwestern California Cloudy today and tomorrow except clearing Inland afternoons. Drlzsle nights and mornings Los" Angeles and Vicinity Mostly cloudy today; clearing and a little cooler tonight; sunny and warmer tomorrow, high today about 65.

TEMPER ATI' RK8 PBECIPITAT10 or 24 hours ending 4:30 p.m. yesterday Western Reports Station Station HI. Lo.iSanta Maria Albuquerque 57 Bakersfleld 68 55 Sheridan HI Lo. 58 51 55 36 42 24 Blue Canyon 55 32 20 Blythe 80 53 Stockton 58 47 52 52 B5 25 Boise Cheyenne Coaling Denver El Centro Eureka Fresno 33 26iSunnyvale 45 23'Susanvllle 62 SlITonopah 54 31 Tucson 79 51IWInnemucca 61 33 78 54 55 22 48 45 Yuma 78 54 63 S5 Eastern Reports Gr. Junction 48 30IAtlanta 55 33 Hamilton Fid 55 49 Boaton 38 29 Havre 36 24IBrownsvme on n.i.n.

4.1 171 Buffalo 28 1 Indio Therm. 80 56iCharleston 57 39 48 34 14 Las Vegas 72 49iDes Moines 49 16 Los Angeles 61 56 Detroit JO 17 L.A. Airport 60 561 Fort Worth 61 3S Medford es aiijacitsonviiie Mt. Shasta 56 31Kansas City 61 29 Needles 79 57 2S nkinl Cltw 51 48lMlaml 77 61 n.kland Ant. 55 51iMlnneapolis 33 0 Paso Robles 65 5lNew Orleans os Phoenix 79 531 New York 37 zs Pocatello Portland Red Bluff Reno Riverside 39 18: North Platte 56 15 57 29IOklahomaCity 61 33 73 45IOmaha 56 19 28 20 58 29iPittsbtirgh 56 52'Rapld Clt 58 47'St Louis 59 Antonio 48 25 51 25 Sac.

Airport Salinas 85 49 Salt Lake 50 41 S.Diego Apt. 60 San Jou 5 51 1 Wichita 41 29 63 30 sv.n sa 51 1 other Are S.F. Airport 5 SUToronto 32 11 S. Barbara 58 45 Preelpltat'on Western Stations: Albu querque, trace: 1 r-aso, ur Junction, trace; Las Vegas, trsce: Bsii-nas. .01: San Francisco Airport, trace: Santa Barbara, trace; eunnyvaie.

Tucson, trace. Eastern Stations: Boston. 02: Brownsville, .78: buiihio. uo; -ihs hurgh, San Antonio, .15. Sea level pressure at San Francisco Air Twirt at 4:30 n.

m. 29.92 Inches. Special ean rrencisco wpm temperature this year. 69 on Fehrusry 13: lowest temperature wis on on January 28. KtTinKtr.

WFATHKR SCMMART Fir weather prevailed across most of the Nation yesterday. Rain waa scatterea croas much of southern end western Texas Into southern Louisiana and eoutn- Nw Mexico. Showers and tnun derstorms developed over soutnern i-isn and from central Aruona to western New Mexico. Isolated shower activity was also spotted across western Colo rado, southern Nevada, and the moun' tains of southern California. Very light snow deveiopea as tar east a the Minnesota-Wisconsin ooraer in advance of colder air which was pushing eastward from the Dakotas and western Minnesota to western Kansas.

Fair weather in the East was inter rupted onlv bv anow flurries which ex tended into the northern and central Appalachians from around the Great Lakes. ADVERTISEMENT 10 to 20 years standing', All this, without the use of HORIZONTAL 49 Steep flax weapon used SO Fart of in rump. cnurcn pines 51 Term in type 5 At the stern 8 Alack 13 Flute-like Instrument 13 Wave 14 Delicate 13 Culpable 18 Ogle 19 Fortification 30 Lamprey 31 Misdeed 22 East-Indian wild cattle 24 Sew loosely 27 Supersede 30 To the inside of 31 Jutting rock 32 English collegiate founding 53 Piece out 53 Hog VERTICAL 1 Caliber 2 Comply Gait 4 Over (poetic) ft Siinnlv 7 Woodland bird 8 Keel hilled cuckoo 0 Release 10 Asiatic tree 11 Blind IS Canal In New York town 17 Bite 33 Degree above 21 Condescend, a knight 23 Body of 35 Correct Moslem 36 Highest scholars point 24 Apron top 37 Arabian 25 Miscellany garment 26 Filter 38 Member of 27 Decay Siamese race 28 Peruse 40 Mining 29 Limit refuse 31 A web 42 Hawaiian 34 Orderly food 35 Biblical 45 Irregularity "keeper 48 Boll of sheep" slowly 37 Winged AzraN. Lewis, Mining Man, Dies Azra N. Lewis, socially prominent mining executive, died last night at his home at 3045 Pacific Ave.

He was 73 He was president of the Original 16 to 1 mine, one of the oldest of the Mother Lode gold mines still operating. He also was president for many years of the Cypress Lawn Cemetery Association. A native of Rhode Island, Mr. Lewis was graduated from Stanford University in 1906. He was a member of the Pa cific Union Club and the Bur- ling'ame Country Club.

Surviving are his widow, Martha; a daughter, Joan Lewis, and two brothers, Charles and Wilmarth Lewis. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday from Mary The Virgin Church, 2325 Union St. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland. Convenient home delivery of your Examiner is thrifty! Call SU.

1-2424 today. Hemorrhoids (PILES) Successfully Treated WITHOUT SURGERY By Reef al Specialist Dr. Let Roy, D.C Ph.C. Dr. E.

V. Wilenf, D.C, Ph.C. Hemorrhoids may be treated by SuTgory er the painless Negative Galvanic Method. WHICH METHOD IS BEST? A qreat number of cur patients fried Surgery first and came to us when their piles returned. (Some have bean to Surgery 3 or 4 times.) With cur method there 1 NO PAIN NO SURGERY-NO TIME LOST.

AND ONE VISIT MAY SUF-FICE. For comparison we invite you (without obliqation) to tee a film that shows the difference end answer your questions. Rectal symptoms may be only one, or all of the following: bleeding, protruding, itching, lea or back pains, nervousness, irritability, feeling of fullness, pressure, er incomplete relief, stomach disorders, at-cessivei gas, ringing of ears, headaches or general run down feeling. 35,000 deaths occur yearly from cancer of the War bowel. It is wise to be examined by specialist.

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(Special)- problem And among these luf-For the first time science has fereri rere a very wide variety found a new healing substance, of hemorrhoid conditions, some of with the astonishing; ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after another, "very striking was reported and verified by doctors' observations. Pain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months I In fact, results were so thorough that sufferess were able to make such astonishing statements as "Files have ceased to be a narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind.

The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne )-the discovery of a world-famous research institution. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body. This new healing substance is offered in $uppotitorf or ointment form called Preparation U. Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation supposi'xries or Preparation ointment with special applicator. Preparation B.

is sold at all drugstores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, Sag. B.S. ret, Oft' st a. 9-8.

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