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Births SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY Births. ANTONINI- the wife of Lawrence Antonini. 1255 Hollister Drive. Oct. 2.

daughter. BROWNE To the wife of Robert D. Browne. 358 Howth Sept, 29. daughter.

CASE- To the wife of Doc Case. 780 Shotwell Oct. 2. daughter, COEN- -To the wife of James Coen, 3232 21st St. Sept.

30, a daughter. DALMAS--To the wife of William R. Dalmas. 72 Saturn Oct. 1.

a son. EDMONDS- To the wife of Caroll Edmonds. 5100 Anza Oct. 3. dauchter.

the wife of William L. Franzoni. 144 Niagara Sept. 30, daughter. GATES- TO the wife of Thomas W.

Gates, 170 25th Oct. 3. son. GRAHAM--To the wife of Richard D. Graham.

4446 23rd Oct. 5. son. GREEN Greene. To the wife of Gordon W.

1920 Fell Oct. 4 son. 330 -To the wife of Frank T. Knapp. Russia Oct.

4. a son. -To the wife of Rinaldo A. Lepori. 39 Bernard Oct.

2. a son. LEWIS-To wife of Joseph T. Lewis, 1260 Haight Oct. 3.

a son. MILAM- -To the wife of Jack U. Milam. 27 Payson Oct. 6.

a son. 347 Chester Sept. 29. son. To the wife of Joseph Molini.

-To the wife of Daniel R. O'Neill. 881 Faxon Oct. 5. a son.

PHILLIPS- To the wife of Ray C. Phillins. Brisbane. Oct, 1. a son.

PIAZZA- TO the wife of Anthony Piazza, 710 Moultrie Oct. 5, daughter. PROUDFOOT-To the wite of Thomas Proudfoot. Oakland, Oct. 3, son.

the wife of Carl Redford. 178 Wilson Oct. 1. a daughter. RICHARDSON- To the wife of Jackson M.

Richardson. 1655 Jones Oct. 5. a dauchter. ROOKER-To the wife of Alfred T.

Rooker. 285 Turk Sept. 29. daughter. ROW--To the wife of George O.

Row, 55 Bessie Sent. 30. daughter. RUSSO- -To the wife of Anthony Russo. Union Oct.

1. a daughter. RYAN- -To the wife of Thomas Fortune Ryan. 1945 23rd Oct. 5.

a daughter. To the wife. of Nickolas Seminoff. 2661 San Jose Sept. 30.

801. Skirvanich, 1717 the Cabrillo wife of Oct. Antone 5. S. son.

THOMPSON-TO the wife of Newton A. Thompson. 1010 Noe Oct. 2. a son.

WILSON Mission To the wife Oct. of 4. Stanley Wilson. a son. WOODCOCK- -To the wife of Robert W.

Woodcock. 10 Danton Sept. 28. son. The Examiner extends congratulations and best wishes on their contemplated marriage to the following: Marriage Licenses Issued.

MARRIAGE, Health Certificates and Tests complete, $2.50. C. R. Wright, M. and Staff at S.

Laboratories, 9-7: Sat. 9-4. Est. 28 yrs. 690 Market.

8th fir. DO. 4926 WEDDING RINGS. 18 k. sold.

plain or beautifully carved: $5 up. SAMUELS. House of Lucky Wedding Rings. 856 Market S. F.

"HOUSE OF MANY Minister. Appts. day or night. OVer. 2848.

GIFT FOR BRIDE. CONGRATULATIONS AND BLESSINGS. Tests Certificates. Speed. privacy.

Dr. H. Ryberg. D.C.. 209 Post.

St. DO. 2281. BURDON-ASHBROOK Bernard Burdon. 29.

Mentone Hotel, and Dorothea Ashbrook. 27. 2074 Union St. BROWNING ing. 26.

2325 Washington and Lucia DeLara, 21, 125 22nd Ave. DALE-HOWICK- Orville Dale. 25. U.S. Army, and Phyllis Howick.

20. 2215 Van Ness Ave. DO Richard Dor. man. 32.

Richmond, and Evelyn Schlenvost. 26. Richmond. Edward 30. U.

S. Army, and Marguerite Smith. 27, 625 Leavenworth St. 299 HARD Broadway and William Mary Elhard. Essex, 29.

18. ESS 402-Broadway St. FUTTERMAN-STEIN Max Futterman. 57. Oakland, and Gladys Stein, 45, 875 Bush St.

Orville Hatcher. 23. Los Angeles, and Lillian Adams, 21. Berkeley. George Hilton.

32. and Clara Roy. 36. both of Portland. Ore.

Jacob. 32. Alameda. and Eleanore Caldwell. 23.

S. Navy Hospital Treasure Island. -Wilfred Jard. U. S.

Army. and Virginia Hurst. 24. 1430 Monterey Blvd. KAHN-SMITH-Myer Fetter 27.

2201 Sacramento and Smith. 21, Hewlett, New York. John Keegan, 42. U. S.

Army, and Anne Baker, 32, Oakland. Vernon 28. 755 Arguello and Gilda LaManna, 28. 1059 Leavenworth St. Lavigne.

55. El Monte. and Adeline DeNoria. 43. Angeles.

M. and Clare Harner, 33, 994 David Lyon. 27. U. S.

Union St. Longcor, 21, 17. U. S. C.

and Marian Schoening, Mill Valley, Calif. UGH AN- HALFPAPP Willard Laughman. 00 York. and Marie Halfpann. Steelton.

Pa. 39. LANSWORTH-BATES Lew Lansworth. Hollywood, and Jeanne Bates. 25.

Hollywood. James McAlee. 42. 50 Laguna and Maude Weskirchen. Duboce Ave.

WEST- Willis Mehl. 20. 1889 Page and Eugenia West, 17. 1562 39th Ave. U.

S. Navy, and Betty Puckett, Madere. 23. 19. PHILLIPS-LUNDSTROM Claude Phillips.

45. Richmond. and Dorothy Lundstrom. 36. Oakland.

21. Chad Palmer. humer. U. S.

Marine and Rita Thal18. Long Beach. Calif. 26. 35.

620 Lawrence. Sutter and Pearl Siegel. Posternak. St. U.

S. Navy, Maurice Rodrigos. St. and Lylia Home. 24.

1900 Leavenworth T. and Eddie Lucille Sun. 24. Honolulu. SUN-FONGSt Fong.

22. 1240 Mason 11. S. Navy. and Charlotte Shank.

Stanfill, 21. 272 Hernandez St. 18. S. Navy, and Florence Ellison, 29.

-Joseph Somers. I. 454 21. Leavenworth St. S.

Navy, and Francella Smith. Maxwell, 02. Donald Hawthorne, Calif. 19. Berkeley.

Smith 21. SMITH 20. 546. Third Calif. and Beverly Browning.

Ave. 22. 1111 Pine Sherman. liran. 30.

Los Angeles. and Josephine MilTOFF-ROSEN Toff. 854 26th and Ida Rosen. 38. 574 28th Ave.

Army. and Helen Beck. L'. S. Ulrey 26.

Wash, 27, Seattle. VAN WORMERVan Nesselrode. Wormer. 18. 23.

Alameda. and Myrtle 56 Linden St. Sun. Moon and Tide United States Coast and Field Station. Geodetic Survey 114 Custom House, Table shows times and heights of high and low water at Fort Francisco Point, entrance to San Bay, Pacific War Time Full Moon L.

Quarter New Moon F. Quarter AN Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 28 Nov.

4 pm 6:42 pm 6:59 pm 8:22 6:23 pm SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Sun rises 7:12 am Sun sets 6:43 pm Moon rises 4:43 pm Moon sets 2:37 am OCTOBER 9 TO OCTOBER 15 Day Time Ht Time Ht. Time Ht. Time Ht Low. High. Low.

High, a. m. p. m. p.

m. 2:37 9:32 4.9 2:57 2.1 8:53 5.3 10 3:29 10:14 5.3 3:52 1.5 9:58 5.4 11.4:16 0.0 10:53 5.5 4:43 0.9 10:57 5.4 13.5:41 0.3 11:30 5.7 5:32 0.4 11:53 5.4 0.6 12:00 5.8 6:20 0.1 High. Low. High. Low.

a. m. m. m. p.

m. 14 0:47 A.2 A-22 1.1 19:43 5.0 7:07 15.1:41 5.0 7:03 1.5 1:20 5.8 7:55 The column of heights gives the elevation of each tide above or below the plane of Coast Survey chart soundings. The numbers are always additive to the chart depths unless preceded by a minus (-) sign. when the numbers are subtracted from the depths given on the chart. TIDAL DIFFERENCES Mission Street- -Plus 30 minutes.

Point: San Bruno Plus 55 minutes. San Mateo Bridge--Plus 2 hours and 15 minutes. Palo Alto Tacht Harbor Plus 1 hour and 35 minutes. Oakland Harbor, Park Street BridgePlus 40 minutes. Berkeley--Plus 25 minutes.

Crockett--Plus 2 hours and 5 minutes. Deaths Beaths Beaths ABELLO, BLASA years BANCROFT. ROBERT -18 years BRARENS, JOHN W. COLLINS, WILLIAM FOLEY. HELEN FREEMAN, ALICE.

ELLIOTT. COLONEL WILLIAM. EVELETH, WILLIAM SHERIDAN GORMAN, ANNIE REALY. JOHN F. HOPKINS, GEORGE SHERMAN 65 years LARSEN, ALEXIS.

LUTGENS. FEROLINE years MADSEN, MARTIN years MAINERO, SECONDO MARTINEZ. CHARLES-42 years MELIN, KRISTIAN NICHOLAS, FRANK B. NOISAT. PAUL EDWARD-11 years O'NEILL, MICHAEL TERRENCE-2 days PALMER, MARY T.

(Molly) PASSETTI, VALENTINO PREVEZICH. NICK-54 years ROBERTSON, ARTHUR B. RONE. ROBERT sears SETARO, GUS A. SHAUGHNESSY.

DAVID STAGER. WILLIAM E. STONE. FRED C. TIDWELL.

SHIRLEY RIDER-20 Fears WALKER. EDITH E. WARNER, ETHEL M. WEILL, ARMAND YOUNG, CHARLES ABELLO-In this city. October 7.

1943. Blasa dearly beloved wife of Luis Abello and loving mother of the late Fred Abello; a native of Mexico; aged 62 years. Funeral Saturday, at 8:45 a. from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street, at Duboce Avenue, thence to St. Monica's Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.

m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. BANCROFT -In Fullerton, October 6. 1943, Robert C.

Bancroft, dearly beloved husband of Kate S. Bancroft of Sonoma, loving father of Ernest S. and Dorothy M. Bancroft: A native of Pennsylvania: aged 78 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services.

Monday, October 11. at p. from the Chapel of Bates and Evans in Sonoma. Calif. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa, Calif.

BRARENS In this city, Oct. 7. 1943. John W. beloved husband of the late Annie K.

Brarens. loving father of Frank A. Brarens. Mrs. Irene McKay, Mrs.

Ethel Barrett, loving brother of Mrs. Mrs. Irene Brown, Mrs. Hannah Kyne, Mary Sass. Myra, Nahan and George Brarens, and loving grandfather of Irene McKay and Ann Brarens.

A member of Union No. 85. and Beer Bottlers' Union No. 293. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at p.

at the Chapels of Gantner Maison, 777 Valencia St. nr. 19th St. Lewis A. Maison.

Director. COLLINS- this city, Oct. 8. 1943. Wil.

liam. beloved husband of the late Hannah Collins, loving father of John Joseph Daniel Flurence Charles B. and Timothy A. Collins, U.S. Navy; and brother of Margaret M.

of S. John J. of Ireland and the late Timothy J. and Daniel Collins. A native of County Cork.

Ireland. A member of G. G. Camp No. 64, 0.

W. Funeral notice later. Remains al Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Street at Duboce Ave. ELLIOTT---In Norfolk, Virginia, Septem1943, Colonel William Elliott. U.

S. Army, retired. beloved husband of the late Marie C. Elliott, loving father of Col. Wilbur S.

Elliott. brother of Nelson Elliott of San Rafael. California: a native of Canada: a member of Marine Lodge No. 191, F. A.

M. of San Rafael, California. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the New Post Chapel, Presidio, under the auspices of Marine Lodge No. 191, F. A.

M. Interment National Cemetery. Halsted 1123 Sutter Street. EVELETH In Oakland. Oct.

7. 1943. William Sheridan. husband of the late Sarah Ellen Eveleth, loving father of Mrs. G.

Schmidt of Biggs, California; Dwight E. Eveleth. brother of Mrs. E. Fontecilla, and the late Mrs.

R. G. Robinson. Joseph, Francis, Alme, George, and Elizabeth Eveleth; a native -of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the services Saturday, October 9, 1943.

at 11 a.m., at the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Ave. FOLEY -In this city, October 1943. Helen Foley, loving mother of Charles, Con. Brian and Frank Foley. Mrs.

Hugo Dahling. Mrs. P. L. Calhoun.

Mrs. 0. E. Gordon: a native of Ely, Vermont. (Butte, Montana, papers please copy.) The funeral will take place Saturday, October 9th at 9:00 a.

from the Memorial Chapels of Carew English. Masonic at Golden Gate thence to, St. Agnes' Church. Masonic Ave. at Pare where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.

commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. FREEMAN-In this city, October 7, 1943.

Alice, beloved wife of Leland S. Freeman, loving mother of Rowena D. S. Freeman, devoted sister of Mrs. Robert Spears and Mae Hale, Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon.

2 o'clock. at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter Street, GORMAN-1 of Chico. the Oct. late 5, Felix 1943. Gorman.

Annie, sister of John and Patrick Breheny (of S. and Malachy and Catherine Breheny (of Ireland): a native of Co. Roscommon. Ireland. A member of Robert Emmet Div.

No. 4. L. A. A.

0. H. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Jas. H.

Reilly 29th and Dolores thence to St. Paul's Church, where a requiem high mass will be sung at 9:45 8. m. Interment. Holy Cross.

HEALY In Oakland. October 8. 1943. John son of the late John and Nora Healy, loving brother of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan.

Mrs. Nora Hilburn and Daniel J. Healy, uncle of Nancy and Donna Hilburn: a native of Ireland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, October 11. 1943.

at 9 o'clock from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30 a. m. Recitation of the rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment.

St. Mary's Cemetery. HOPKINS Sherman, Hayward, beloved October husband 7, 1943. of Mabel Hopkins, loving father of Mrs. Nels Nelsen, Mrs.

J. Perry, Robert W. Hopkins and Mrs. W. E.

Scanion and five grandchildren; native of Maine; aged 65 years. A member of Spanish American War Veterans of Hayward. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from Sorensen Bros. Chapel. 1140 Hayward, Saturday, October 9.

at 3 p. m. Inurnment, California Crematory, LARSEN-In this city. October 7. 1943.

Alexis Larsen: a native of Norway. The funeral will be held at 11 a. m. today (Saturday) at Valencia Street at 25th. Interment Olivet Me.

morial Park. LUTGENS- Alameda, October 7. 1943. Feroline M. Lutgens.

beloved wife of Carl S. Lutzens. loving daughter of Adolohus A. Hobe, and devoted sister of Ella L. Baxter.

Arthur Elsie and Louis A. Hobe: native of fornia, aged 48 years. A member of Christ Episconal Church and American Auxiliary Post No. 9. Funeral services will be held Satur- ber.

21. Parma. Alice Joyce Fisher, 19. 2626 Oblastand Oakland. Interlocutors Decrees Granted.

BARTHELMESS-Alice L. from Frank cruelty. -Margaret Frieda from Sydney John. cruelty. BONNETT- -Reginald Howard from Edity cruelty.

CLINE- Ann from Claire, cruelty, FERREIRA- L. from Albert cruelty. GIBBS- Emilda Dolores from Edward Augustus, cruelty. MAZZONI-Anna from Pietro, cruelty, MINNIX-Dorothy from James, cruelty, from Alberta, desertion, PRETTYMAN-Florence from Jack cruelty, RIGGS- Mack from Faye. desertion.

WALDEN-Wayne I. from Luny Harvey, cruelty. Interlocutors Deerres Granted. ALTAMIRANO-Emmalyh from Edward. cruelty.

BENNETT-Margaret Ingalla from Raymond Thomas, BORGES -Marie from Serafin, cruelty. CAULDER-Sadle from Bruce cruelty. -Fred from Ruth, cruelty. FERREIRA-Vinolet Naoma from Daniel Bernhard, cruelty. -Lou Emma from Clarence cruelty.

LAPP- Leah L. from A Adolph, cruelty. LEE Marjorie Anne from Robert cruelty, of of of of of of Kippur Services Will Be Closed at Sunset Today' The solemn observance of Yom Kippur, most sacred. of Jewish holy days, opened at sunset yesterday with the singing of the traditional Kol Nidre service in synagogues throughout the city. Traditional devotions of the Israelite's most holy day of penitence will continue until sunset today when the end of the cerewill be proclaimed by the blowing of the traditional shofar, or ram's horn.

A plea to the free peoples of the world to do all in their power to halt the massacre of the remaining Jews in Nazi conquered lands was voiced by Rabbi Saul E. White before Congregation Beth Sholom on the eve of Yom Kippur. "Not to intercede, even now, when already 3,000,000 Jews have been put in the most cruel manner is to expose our civilization as wanting in and religious foundations." Rabbi White said. At Temple Emmanu-El, Rabbi Irving T. Reichert and Cantor R.

Rinder conduct the services. Rabbi Morris Goldstein officiates at Temple Sherith Israel assisted by Cantor Benjamin Liederman. Services at Temple Beth Israel are conducted by Rabbi Elliot Burnstein with music led Cantor Jacob Barken, and Temple Beth Sholom, Rabbi Saul E. White is assisted by Cantor Daniel Platkin. DINE and DANCEin San Francisco's Gay NIGHT CLUBS MUSIC BOX Dine 859 NINO Sensational ARMANDO MICKEY Dance 0'FARRELL STARRING MILO, from New 6 M.

KING LITA ST. p. C. Shew m. FRANK O'REEFE JOE GADDINI MELODY LANE 729 NEAR BUSH POWELL ST.

ST. Featuring Continuous Entertainment Community Singing Popular Priced Drinks Open 12 Noon to Midnight SLAPSIE I THREE BENNY RUBIN NEVER A COVER SHOWS AND ALL NEW CHARGE MAXIE'S NIGHTLY FUN SHOW RESERVATIONS 168 'Farrell St. OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY PHONE EX 2626 RICHELIEU CASINO On SMART, Geary COLORFUL Van Ness (OR ATMOSPHERE 4711. Three Floorshews nightly except Tuesday SPECIAL $2 DINNER DANCING. NO COVER BEFORE EIGHT P.

M. CHARGE TOMMY'S JOYNT "The Town's Atmosphere" Nicest Featuring the sweetest music 645 GEARY at JONES this side of New York Finocchio's EVERY 506 CONTINUOUS NITE STARTS BROADWAY ENTERTAINMENT AT 9-00 MONA'S 440 Club Most In S. Unique Broadway F. GEORGE'S SHRIMP PALACE CAFE 2624 Third Street CLOSED MONDAY Phone Mission 9581 Chinese American Dinners Dancing- -Three Floor Shows Nightly PRESENTING LA FIESTA "FANTASIA STARRING LATINA" Bay at Columbus GR. 6648 ZARATE and PAQUITA Joaquin ENJOY COPA-DINNER AN EARLY 2215 Powell St.

EXbrook 2026 7.30 P. M. Garay's AND SHOWCOPACABANA DINING, DANCING, FLOOR SHOW CLUB Every Also Thursday every and nite but Saturday Tuesday afternoon 915 COLUMBUS GR. 4344 S. ONLY HAWAIIAN NITE SPOT 7 SEAS HERB.

STARRING HANO AND NATIVE HIS GIRLS and SERENADERS 634 GEARY ST. TO. 9787 3 NATIVE REVUES NIGHTLY CLUB MODERNE No OPEN cover 7 DAYS charge 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY Jos Merelle, SUTTER ST. DO. 7728 dining--dancing CHINESE NIGHT CLUB 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY DINE EARLY PIONS MUI LON FONG THREE Dance with COUNTS the Chinese Fan Dancer NO COVER CHARGE 946 Grant Ave.

CHINA 0946 SKYROOM Grant THE FLOOR Ave. Pine FINEST SHOW IN ALL CHINATOWN CHina ORIENTAL 2163 CHINE AT THE GATEWAY TO CHINATOWN CLUB SHANGHAI dishes. nightly. Orchestra Reasonable music, Excelient dancing, prices. Chinese 3 and Longest floor American shows bar in Chinatown.

Under same manageGRANT AVE ment as Shanghal Low. No Cover Charge. THEATRE BAR IT CLUB MUSIC S. Featuring 20th and NIGHTLY the Only MISSION TWIN From Theater 7:00 Bar PIANOS P. M.

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT -PACIFIC AVE. PAGO PAGO TAVERN PAGO PAGO HOUSE OF ZOMBIES IN THE INTERNATIONAL, SETTLEMENT HURRICANE BEAUTIFUL" GIRLS Revues 533 Pacific Av: GA. 0998 Wonderful Dinners MEL FEATURING HERTZ BARN CONTINUOUS INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT ENTERTAINMENT BEE AND RAY Goman's Gay 90's 555 PACIFIC ST. INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT LA CONGA INTERNATIONAL THE CUBAN HOTTEST NITE SETTLEMENT CLUB ous Heads Show "King BILLY All-Star of from JOY Satire' P. Continu- M.

CHINESE COCKTAIL LOUNGE CRITERION'S CONFUCIUS LOUNGE TU. 9730 With Real Oriental Atmosphere JIM WELCH Musie and Entertainment Nightly from 6 p. m. to 13 BILL TONG 5. F.

MOURNS CIVIC FIGURE: Natalia Carmen Ynez Demoro Lived to Aid Others By ELSIE ROBINSON The called her "Nat." At first you wondered why--it seemed such an inadequate name for this beautiful, dignified women as you watched her moving down the corridors of the Public Welfare Building on Bush Street, chatting briskly with welfare workers stopping a dozen times between offices to listen to the plaint of some old man or woman, her lovely hands touching bent shoulders, her understanding smile warming faded eyes. Why "Nat?" You realized why when you had known her ten minutes. For there, beneath the trained veneer of the public official old age benefit administrator of the Public Welfare Department. was the gay and friendly, heart of a girl to whom all ailing humanity was one big family to be treated as she would her own, without taint of charity or condescension. GAVE UNSTINTINGLY.

Many great women have moved through San Francisco's public life but none ever gave more unstintingly of herself or left a nobler record than Natalia Carmen Ynez Demoro. Born in San Francisco of a faring captain and his gracious wife, she was part of those opulent days when the daughters of the families went to Miss Head's School in Berkeley and the sons joined their fathers on the decks or took over the big plantations in Central America. This was her heritage as it had been of all her people but it could not hold her. She "wanted to do something for people." It was hard. She was deeply shy despite her beauty and natural mirth.

But the roots of her heart went beyond herself and so, first as a newspaper woman, then through the varied phases of social serv. ice, she climbed the long ladder of success to the greater heights love. DIED SUDDENLY. This week she died, suddenly, with her beauty and youth still unmarred. A brother and two sisters, Rafael, Aurelia and Maria mourn her.

But behind them stand the thousands of invisible ones whose load she had shared, whose courage she had renewed. San Francisco will forever be the poorer because "Nat" has gone. Vandeleur Job Held by Real Charles W. Real, secretary of the teamsters union in Alameda County and vice president of the State Federation of Labor, was yesterday directed to take temporary charge of the office of Secretary Edward D. Vandeleur, who died last Tuesday.

The order came from C. J. Haggerty, federation president, now attending the American Federation of Labor convention in Boston. Real will serve until the next meeting of the federation executive board. Funeral services for Mr.

Vandeleur will be held this morning in Gray's Chapel, Divisadero and Post Streets, at 10 o'clock. Interment will be held in Holy Cross Cemetery. Governor Earl Warren and Mayor Angelo J. Rossi head a list of honorary pallbearers which includes State, civic and labor leaders from all parts of the State. Col.

Elliott Rites at Presidio Monday Col. William Elliott, 78, United States Army, retired, who died at Newport News, on September 30, will be buried in the National Cemetery at the Presidio here Monday, following services at 2 p. in the Presidio, under auspises of Marine Post Chapel Lodge No. 191, F. A.

of San Rafael, of which he had been a member for more than fifty years. Born in Canada, Colonel Elliott was a resident of San Rafael from childhood to the start of his military career in 1898 as a captain in the Spanish-American War. He later served in the Phiiippine insurrection, and received the Distinguished Service Medal for outstanding service during World War I. Free Film Program "Bring 'Em Back Alive," motion picture of Frank Buck's African adventures in capturing wild animals alive for zoos and circuses, will be shown at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Lincoln Park, at 2:30 p. m.

today. Admission is free. A ADVERTISEMENT EASY TO BUY Be sure to insist on PURE ASPIRIN genuine St. Joseph Quality Assured time. You can't buy aspirin that can do Aspirin every more for you, so why pay more.

World's largest seller at 36 tablets, 100 only Get St. Joseph Aspirin. Marriages VIVEIROS-CALDAS-Louis Viveiros. 24. Harrison and Anita Caldar.

18. 1118 Hampshire St. -Shelburn Walsh, 25. U. S.

Army, and Reva Nordyke. 19, Maryland Hotel 40 Price Row. and Elsie Wenzel. Devincensi. 22.

1165 Union St. WEBSTER-MUSICK Charles Webster. 21. Larkin Army, and Helen Musick, 23, 619 St. Divorce Complaints Filed.

BALLOU E. vs. Gordon T. BRIER- A Gladys Coggin vs. Alfred.

Darrigo vs. Melvin J. DIAS -Beatrice Rodgers vs. Herman J. EATON-Alice B.

V8. Claude L. GROBE- Arthur E. HALL- -Grafton Staria D. HOKE ve.

Harold L. HORSTMEYER- Virginia vs. Harold. Lucile Fraler VS. Redmond T.

vs. Emil. NAVA- -Inez Affonso. NORRIS- Virtle vs. Roy J.

OWENS- Edna T. vs. Arthur E. PLEVIN- Carniglia vs. Harry W.

RISSO-Frank vs. Ann. SCHMIDT- vs. Michael P. SMOCK- -Shirley Laurence vs.

Jack. SOFIA-Laurence A. vs. Julia. YOUNG- TGUKLARIS -Helen vs.

Andrew. Maxine vs. Douglas L. Annulments Filed. AMES-Ernest O.

vs. Gwendoline S. -Joseph M. vs. Catherine -Idafaye Day vs.

Tommie. vs. Frank. Interlocutors Decrees of Divorce Granted. ALI--Charles from Martha.

BOYEN-Henrietta from Alfred. CRIVELLO- CLANCY-Maxine from Ambrose. -Constance from Salvatore. DAZZO-Meleese B. from Frank.

M. from Charles M. HILTON- M. from Glen W. from Adelaide T.

LUISI- LANDRESS- Clarence R. from Daisy M. Anthony from Mildred M. LAURENZI- Johana E. from Philip, MATHIESON- -Hugh J.

Cella. MORGAN- R. from Desales. PARKER-Irene from Earl. SCARBERRY- -Marie from Robert.

-Rose from Reed. SCHUBKEGEL -Wilma G. from Paul E. WALSH-Helen from Edward. WILLIAMS -Victor E.

from Mary M. WOLPA-Gertrude from Ben. ZEUNGES- from George L. Annulments Granted. BROWN- Geraldine from D.

V. KELLEY- L. from Valentine R. STEELE- K. from Carmen.

Estates Filed for Probate, CUTLAR-Estate of Elizabeth M. Cutlar: petition of Aidabelle Bennett: valued der $10.000. HEALY -Estate of John Healy: petition of J. J. Ryan: valued under $10.000.

-Estate of Frances B. Hansen. alias: petition of Donovon 0. Peters: valued under $10.000 LYDON- Estate of Bessie Lydon: petition of John Lydon: valued under $10.000. LICATA -Estate of Angela Licata: petition of Giuseppe Licata et al: valued under $10.000.

-Estate of Martin Mattson: petition of Roy Mattson; valued under $10.000. SCHALLMAN-Estate of Katharina Schallman: petition of Louis Schallman; value unknown. SITRAN- Estate of Margaret Sitran: tion of Vittorio Sitran: valued under VAN ORDEN- -Estate of Elizabeth 1. Van Orden, alias: petition of Allen Van Or. den: valued under $15.000.

TING -Estate of Gee Ting: petition of Gee Fee Tee: valued under $10,000. ALAMEDA COUNTY Born ANDERSON- To the wife of Raymond E. Anderson. 5429 College Oakland. September 26.

a son. ALVERNAZ- the wife of Alvin Alvernaz, 1940 E. 17th Oakland, September 14, a son. ARATA- the wife of James G. Arata.

914 52nd Oakland, September 25. A son. BOURELLE- wife of Harold H. Bourelle, 1054 Douglas San Leandro. September 27, son.

BROWN- To the wife of Paul C. Brown. 1716 "D' Alameda, September 20, a son. BAKER--To the wife of Lloyd L. Baker, 5436 Thomas Oakland, September 19.

8. son, BARNES- To the wife of Hubert R. 5339 Broadway, Oakland, September 28, a daughter. H. BARTHOLOMEW-To Bartholomew.

254 the wife of Charles Perkins land. September 26. son. BERNAL -To the wife of Anthony C. Bernal, 30 Chanticleer Oakland, September 27, a daughter.

BEZMAREVICH--To the wife of Robert Bezmarevich. 9614 Oakland. September 25. a daughter. BLAIR--To the wife of Ralph J.

Blair. 987 Frederick San Leandro, September son. CARVELLI- To the wife of Elmo K. velli. 469 Jean Oakland, September 3.

a son. COLLEN--To the wife of George W. Collen. 138 Monte Cresta Oakland. September 25.

son. CHILDERS--To the wife of Melvin R. Childers. 9528 Hillside, Oakland. August a son.

D'OLIVEIRA-To the wife of Anthony S. D'Oliveira. 3126 Maple Berkeley, August 14. a daughter. FITZGERALD- -To the wife of Ernest L.

Fitzgerald Jr. 2028 Lawrence meda. August 27, a son. Hardman. -To the wife of Ward F.

HARDMAN6420 Fulton San Francisco, August 26. a daughter. JENKINS-To the wife of James W. Jenkins. 6412 Raymond Oakland.

September 21. a son. KAY-To the wife of John P. Kay, 463 MacArthur Blvd. Oakland, September 18.

a daughter. 2411 the wife of Donald R. Knapp. KNAPP-To San Mateo Richmond, September 3. a son.

PARR--To the wife of Cecil Lee Parr. 1435 9th Oakland. September 16. a daughter. PARSONS- To the wife of William S.

Parsons. 2544 82nd Oakland, August 29. A daughter. SHEPARD-Te the wife of Albert R. Shep.

ard, 5 Blair Piedmont. September a daughter. STONE--To the wife of Charles A. Stone, 44th Oakland, September 21, a daughter. TOMBERLIN- -To the wife of Guy N.

Tomberlin, 1719 Willow Alameda, 20, a son. August Applications to Wed. A VERY HORTON Melvin Duchaine and Averv. 22. 639 San Carlos Annabelle Horton.

Albany. 20. 418 Santa Clara Oakland. AMBROSE KRANCE Joe Ambrose, 25. 1911 Russell Berkeley, and Betty Jane Krance.

20. 3708 Linden Oakland. ALVAREZ SALDIVAR Guadalupe A1- varez. 19. Richmond.

and Virginia Ophelia Saldivar. 19. 2533 13th Oakland. ADAMS-FIEDLING Arthur Lowell Adams. 25.

Beacon. New York. Norma Lucille Fiedling. 24. Springfield.

Illinois. CHAMPION- WEBER John Clyde Cham21. 429 2nd and Lorraine Claire Weber. 21. 429 2nd both of San Francisco.

Andrew Dalton: 00 Walkertown, North Caro. lina. And Nancy Willean Gardner, 19. 823 21st Oakland. DENHARDT OVERTON- -Thornton Denhardt.

56. Arbuckle. and Anne Blair Overton. 49. 2630 Piedmont Berkeler, John David Halsey, 35.

730 Sycamore and Dolores raine Ledger, 35. 5216 Grove Lor. of Oakland. both HOSE PRESTRIDGE William Russell Hose. 21.

Long Beach. and Hilda Doris Prestridee. 20. Franklin, Texas. JACOBS MacKENZIE- -Robert Frank Jacobs.

20. 879 Oak St. and Jean Carolyn MacKenzie, 19. 1120 Court both of Alameda. Loren Jacobson.

21. Fort Ransom. North Dakota. and Jean Melva Leach. 17.

3887 Patterann Oakland. LAWRENCE-BLACK-Richard Paul Lawrence. 23. Escondido. and Delphia Mae Black.

18. 1520 Union Alameda. NICHOLAS-GASTON- Walter Clav Nich. ols. 26.

and Evelyn Chio Gaston. 22. bath of 1918 Stuart Berkeley. FLINCHPAUGH ALBIANI Warren Flinchnaugh. 21.

and Elda Gloria Albiani. 19. both of 43rd Oakland. RAVET-MAINELLA-John -John Henry Ravey. 03.

and Anceline Antoinette Mainella. 24, both of 429 40th Oakland. RUSSO-EY--John Batista Russo. 90. 2031 8th and Evelyn Margaret Ev.

16. 1308 East 19th both of Oakland. RINTOUT-CRAVO-SidneY James Rintou' Dorothy Mae Cravo. 16. both of 1300 Kaine Berkeley, SEIFERTH JENSEN Louis John Sei.

ferth. and Jean Patricia Jensen, 22. both of Son Leandro. Burline Bele Sarten. 00.

and Louise Thomas. 18. both of Richmond. SEARS WELSH William Clarke Sears. 28.

1521 Verdi Alameda. and Juanita Loretta Welsh. 28. Fairfax. WEST-STILES- Theodore Samson West, 04.

Toe Angeles, and Loris Dean Stiles, 18. 0252 17th San Francisco. WILSON-KEHM- -Victor Wilson 00. Denver. Colorado.

Gay, Jacqueline Yvonne Kehm. 19. French Hospital, San Francisco. WEBB CRIDDLE William Webb. 32.

1129 102nd Ave and Ruth Atton Criddie: 24. 1351 92nd Ave. both of Oakland. WEBBER-FISHER-Allen Harrison Web- 2. J.

Examiner day. October 9. 1943. at 2:30 p. the Chanel of Fowler-Anderson Funeral of Directors.

2244 Santa Clara Alameda. MADSEN- Oakland. October 6, 1943. Martin R. dearly beloved husband of Katie Madsen, devoted father of Laur.

etta Colicchia and Julius Madsen, beloved grandfather of Shirley and Joan Colicchia and Roberta and Kenneth Madsen; a native of Denmark: aged 81 years. A member of Danmark No. 2. of Dania, San Francisco Fidelity Lodge No. 222.

1. 0. 0. F. and Teamsters' Union of Oakland.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, October G. 1943. at 2 o'clock. from the Home Chapel of Andker-Petersen, Fifth corner of East 15th Oakland. MAINERO-In this city, October 7.

1943. Secondo Mainero, loving brother of Mrs. Marietta Rezia and Mrs. Josephine Moiso, uncle of John and Peter Calosso, John and Albert Moiso, Mrs. A.

Civardo, Mrs. M. Short and Mrs. A. Piner.

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon. 3 o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. MARTINEZ- this city, October 7, 1943. Charles Martinez, cousin of Joaquin Martinez: a native of Ei Salvador, aged 42 years. A member of Shipscalers Union Local No.

1-2. Funeral services Monday at 9:30 from the San Francisco Memorial Chapels. 435 Valencia near 15th; thence to the Church of Nuestra Senora de lupe where requiem mass will be offered at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Daphne Dir. MA. 1313. MELIN In this city. October 7.

1943. Kristian. beloved husband of Agnes Melin (nee Archer), loving father of Mrs. Virginia Lefors and Mrs. Kathryn Anselmi, brother of Frederick and Victor Melin and Mrs.

Elvira Harne, grandfather of Mrs. Berenice Norris. Kathryn and Barbara Anselmi. (Salinas and Pacific Grove papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral today (Saturday) at 2:30 p. at the mortuary of Suhr Wieboldt.

1465 Valencia between 25th and 26th Sis. Inurnment. Woodlawn Memorial Park. NICHOLAS- In this city, Oct. 7.

1943. Frank dearly beloved husband of Anna L. Nicholas, beloved father of Mrs. Glenn Behall, grandfather of Brent Bohall: a native of lowa. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 1 p.

m. from Chapel Harry Glynn, 3945 24th near Noe St. Interment, Golden Gate Cemetery. NOISAT-October 9, 1943. Paul Edward dearly beloved son of Joseph and the late Anna Noisat, loving brother of Mrs.

Anna Zalind, Kenneth. U. S. Joseph. Richard and George Noisat: a native of San Francisco, aged 11 years 6 months.

A student of St. Charles School. Friends are invited to attend the fu. neral Saturday at 9 a. from Duggan's, 3434 17th thence to St.

Charles Church. where requiem high mass will be offered a 9:30 a. m. Inernment. Holy Cross Cemetery, O'NEILL-October 7.

1943. Michael Torrence, infant son of Daniel and Frances O'Neill. brother of Bobby O'Neill: a native of San Francisco: aged 2 days. Funeral took place Friday. October 8th.

from Duggan's, 3434 17th St. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. PALMER In this city, Oct. 7. 1943.

Mary T. (Molly) Palmer; native of Illinois. uncral services will be held Monday. October 11, at 9 a. m.

at the Memoria. Chapels of Carew English, Masonic At Golden Gate Avenue. Inurnment. Cypress Lawa Memoriel PASSETTI In this city. Oct.

6. 1043. Valentino Passetti, beloved husband of the late Pasquina Passetti, beloved father of Mrs. Gina Giullacci, Evo. Pierina.

Libero and Duilio Passetti: A native. of Italy, Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, October 9. at 9 a. m. from Valente.

Marini, Perata 649 Green thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church where A mass will be said. commencing at 9:30 m. Interment. Italian Cemetery, PREVEZICH In this city, Oct.

7. 1943. Nick Prevezich, dearly beloved husband of Katherine Prevezich. loving father of Thomas and Mary Ann Prevezich, brother of Martin Frevezich: a native of Austria. aged 54 years 7 months and 11 days.

member of Musicians' Union Local No. 6. Funeral Monday, Oct. 11. at 1:30 p.

from the chapel of Valente. Marini, Perata 4840 Mission St. Interment. Italian Cemetery, ROBERTSON In this city. October 8.

1043. Arthur B. Robertson, friend of Magart Mitchell: native of Kentucky. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 1 p. from White's Funeral Service Chapel, 2200 Sutter corner Fierce St.

Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. (Robert Scharets Sons, Dir. WE. 0710 RONE-In South San Francisco. Oct.

6 1943. Robert beloved husband of It cille Rone. father of Caroline Shannon Rone of San Francisco, brother of Lon Rone. U. S.

Armed Forces. and son Essie Rone Epler of Colorado: native of Colorado, aged 41 years. A member of Oregon Lodge No. 101, F. A.

Portland. Oregon. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 1 p. m. Saturday, Octoher 9.

1943, from the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission nr. 25th. under the auspices of Fairmont Lodge No.

435. F. A. M. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park.

(Nauman and Muzio.) SETARO-In this city, October 7, 1943. Gus A. Setaro, dearly beloved brother of Mrs. Christine Poggi, Henrietta and Anita Setaro, and Mrs. Delmira Cozza; native of San Francisco.

Funeral, Saturday October 9, 9:30 a.m.. from the chapel of Valente. Marini, Perata 649 Green thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church. where a mass will be said, commencing at 10 a.m.

Interment, private. SHAUGHNESSY-In this city. October 8, 1943. David Shaughnessy, dearly beloved husband of Mabel Shaughnessy, loving father of Fred David and John F. Shaughnessy, beloved brother of John Shaughnessy.

loving grandfather of Fred R. Sandra and Johnny Shaughnessy: a native of San Francisco, A member of The International Longshore men and Warehousemen's Union, Local 6. and Golden Gate Camp No. 64. W.

o. W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday at 1:00 p. at the Chanel of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park STAGER In this city, October 8, 1943. William E. Stager, beloved husband of the late May Stager. loving father ct Mrs.

Gladys A. Ewing. Mrs. Helen A. Bross.

William F. and Robert W. Stager, beloved grandfather of Ross William and Robert Ewing. and Barbara Joan Stager. loving brother of Frederick Stager: a native of Germany, A menber of Crockett Lodge No.

139. F. A. Miantonomah Tribe No. 9.

I. 0. of R. M. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, October 11th, at 11:00 a.

at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission, near 25th St. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. STONE--In this city.

October 6, 1943. Fred beloved husband of Margaret Stone. loving father of Winfield, Vern and Evonne Stone, Mrs. Leota Leonard. Mrs.

Gladys Patrice, Mrs. Velma Je. rome, Mrs. Margaret Johnson and Mrs. 9, at 10:15 at the parlors of Comisky Edith Bellina: A native of Iowa, funeral services on Saturday, October Friends ATe invited 10 attend the I 1159 Valencia between 22nd and 23rd Streets.

Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. TIDWELL In Centralia. Washington. Shirley Rider Tidwell, resident of of Tamalpais Woods, beloved wife ot Robert W. Tidwell, loving mother of Robert W.

loving daughter of George and Agnes Rider, sister of Mary Louise Rider: A native of California, aged 20 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday. October 11th at 2:00 D. m. from Robert F.

Russell Co. Chapel. Mill Valley, Interment, Fernwood. Cemetery, WALKER- this city, October 6. 1943.

Edith E. Walker, beloved wife of bald H. Walker, loving sister of Marie and Thomas Charles Walker. Funeral services will be held Satur day afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park, WARNER- -In this city, October 8, 1943.

Ethel dearly beloved wife of Leo Warner, beloved daughter of Martin J. and the late Mary Connerton, idolized sister of Mrs. Gertrude Berry and Mrs. Florence Brady. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, at 9 a.m., from the chapel of the United Undertakers, 1096 So.

Van Ness at 22nd thence to Corpus Christi Church, where requiem hish mass will be celebrated 9:30 Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. WEILL--in this city. October 5. 1943, Armand, beloved husband of Mary Weill, loving brother of Mrs. Harry Newman of Los Angeles, Eugene Weill of Hono.

lulu, and the late Edmond Weill. A member of Oakland Lodge No. 188, F. A. Honolulu Bodies.

A. S. and Aloha Temple. A. A.

N. M. of Honolulu. (Honolulu, Hawaii, papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held Mondas Saturday, Oct. 9, 1743.

11 afternoon. 2 o'clock. at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk, under the, auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 188, F. A.

M. San Mateo, October 8. 1943 Charles Young. beloved husband of Frances M. Young of Redwood City, Love ing father of Lester C.

Young of Los Angeles and Mrs. Gloria Wideman Los Altos. devoted brother of Mrs. John Greerson of Palo Alto. John Young of Santa Clara, Burton Young of Seattle, Fred Young of Los Angeles.

and Mrs. Morton Cummings of Chicago. Funeral services will be held Monday. October 11. 1943.

at 2 p. at the chapel of Crosby-N. Gray 23 California Drive. Burlingame. ment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

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