The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 11

Quiz Tips A slight alteration in our guess for the winning "secret saying' on "Hit the Jackpot," KCBS, Tuesday night at 7. The correct version is "It's a Cold, Cruel World." Previously we had said "Farewell, Cruel World." "Sing It A tonight at 7. The "Good Joe" who's masquerading as the "phantom voice" might be Joe Di Maggio. "Stop the Music" -KGO, Sunday at 5. Try "We Are Walking in the Light." "Hollywood Sunday at 3:30.

How about the "Scarlet Letter" for the new "film of NEIL D. BROWN. RADIO MAN, DIES Official of Globe Wireless Succumbs in Washington Word was received here yesterday of the death of Neil D. Brown, widely known communications expert and vice president of Globe Wireless in San Francisco. Mr.

Brown, 43, died Wednesday in Washington, follow. ing a coronary thrombosis. A pioneer in his field, Mr. Brown began his career with the Robert Dollar Company "Dollaradio" in 1928. He was particularly noted for his activities in th Orient, where he headed the Dollar Company's Shanghai station beginning in 1934.

CHINESE ADVISOR. During the 1937 Japanese occupation of Shanghai, Mr. Brown was instrumental in maintaining communications incensor He served as unofficial advisor to the Chinese Ministry of Communications for many years. In World War II, Mr. Brown operated communications networks for the Office of War Information in the Orient and served as deputy director for psychological warfare in the China-Burma-India theater.

BACK TO SHANGHAI. After the war he was among the first to return to Shanghai, where he reopened the local Globe offices. In 1947 he returned to San Francisco to assume the post of operations vice president in charge of systems operations, the job he held at his death. Mr. Brown is survived by his wife, Basilette A.

Brown, and a daughter, Beverley, both of San Francisco, and his mother, Mrs. Daisy Foreman of Yakima, Wash. Funeral arrangements are pending at N. Gray Co. here.

The services will be held here next week. Disabled Vet Hangs Himself The suicide of Leonard Van Dusen, 31, disabled World War Ill marine, was reported yesterday by Oakland police. The veteran hanged himself from a roof beam Thursday night at his home, Silveira Avenue, Castro Valley. Van Dusen, 80 per cent disabled, left a note addressed to his wife, Elaine, 29, which said: "This looks weak, but 1 had to try twice as much as any man." He had been employed as an accountant. VICE PRESIDENT NAMED BY UC Comptroller Corley Promoted To New Business Post James H.

Corley, comptroller of the University of California, has been appointed to the newly-created post of vice president for business affairs at the university. Announcement of Corley's appointment was made yesterday by Robert M. Underhill, secretary-treasurer of the Board of Regents. Corley will assume his new position immediately, LONG EXPERIENCE. Creation of the new administrative position was recommended by President Robert Gordon Sproul, Corley will continue to supervise the functions of the comptroller's office as a part of been associated with the comptroller's office since 1927, starting ished.

Corley, a 1926 business graduate of the university, has been associated with the comptroller's office since 1927, starting as a loan fund clerk. He has been comptroller general since 1940 and is generally conceded to be the chief liaison man between the university and the State legislature. In his undergraduate days, Corley was a hurdler on the track team. He holds keys from Delta Sigma Phi, commerce honor society, and Phi Phi, social honor society. CIVIC LEADER.

He is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and recently served as national president of the organization. In addition, he is a member of Golden Bear and Winged Helmet honor societies and the Big Society. An active participant in civic affairs, Corley has been prominent in chamber of commerce and Community Chest work. He is a former Berkeley city councilman and president of the Berkeley Breakfast Club. Corley, 45, is married and the father of two children.

He resides at 1 Rosemont Avenue in Berkeley. Vet Newsman Dies SAN DIEGO, Nov. Donald H. Harper, veteran newspaperman and the San Diego Journal's first managing editor, died yesterday. He was 56.

Swimming Star On Quizdown The Examiner KG0 Quizdown welcomes swim star Barbara Jensen to the guest microphone today. Youngsters from the Le Conte and Bayview Schools will prove their mental mettle on the quiz sessions, answering questions fired by Quizmaster Tom Paxton. Pre-show entertainment and the radio broadcast are open to every one. Free tickets may be obtained at the KGO box office. The Examiner KG0 Quizdown goes on the air from 10 to 10:30 from the United Artists Theater, currently featuring "Jolson Sings Again." THE METROPOLITAN OPERA BROADCASTS return to the air this afternoon Sponsored for the 10th consecutive year by THE TEXAS COMPANY Each Saturday afternoon a complete opera will be broadcast direct from the stage of THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY TEXACO Today's opera SAMSON and DELILAH REG.7.M.

11:00 a. m. KGO Anniversaries Births SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY Births BROOKS- To wife of Henry Brooks, 1038 Page Nov. 15, a daughter. CALLAHAN- To the wife of William Walker Dean Callahan, 1035 Scott Nov.

11, a son. COX- To the wife of John Francis Cox, 1230 39th Nov. 16, a daughter. COUSINS To the wife John Howard Cousins, 1478 Shatter Nov. 17, a son, DAWSON- -To the wife of Charles Duncan Dawson 152 Tapia Nov.

18, a daughter. the wife of Richard Lee Dunaway, 601 Ryder Apt. 38, Vallejo, Nov. 19, a son. EVANS To the wife of Londell Evans, 257 Topeka Apt, Richmond, Nov.

14. a daughter. FALK- To the Francisco wife of Howard 'Richard Falk, 238 Nov. 18. a son.

FORD- To the wife of Howard Gregory Ford, 285 Lexington Berkeley, Nov. 18, a daughter. GASTON- To the wife of Howard Orrin Gaston, 2718 44th Nov. 19, A daughter. GRAY To the wife of Robert Franklin Gray, 563 Northridge Nov.

19, a daughter. GREENE- the wife of Don Lee Arlen Greene, 560 Geary Nov. 4, a daughter. GIBBS- -To the wife of John Otto Gibbs. 1830 Moraga Nov.

17, 8 son, GROSS To the wife of Allen Stanley Gross, 943 Filbert Nov. 18, a daughter. GOLDEN- To the wife of Sidney Golden, 877 30th Nov. 14, a son. HANSEN- To the wife of Thorkild Nordby Hansen, 18 Bretano Way, Greenbrae, San Rafael, Nov.

18, a son. HOUSTON- To the wife Curtis Houston. 20 Franklin CApER 406, Nov. 16. a son.

KEH- -TO the wife of Benjamin Keh, 940 Jackson Nov. 4. a son. LEE To the wife of James Henry Lee, 1745 Cayuga Nov. 16, a daughter.

LOW- To the wife of John Lee Low. 1219 Leavenworth Nov. 21, a son MARSHALL- To the wife of Matthew Marshall 1191 Nimitz Colma, Nov. 16, a son. MANTLE To the wife of John Kenneth Mantle, 195 Clifford Terrace.

Nov. 17, a son. MEEK- To the wife of Sydney Lynn Meek, 563 Frederick Nov. 15, a son, MEYER- To the wife of Gerald Martin Meyer, 2155 Buchanan Nov. 16.

son. MOTHERAL- TO the wife of John Grahame Motheral, 472 Pacheco Nov. daughter. MURPHY- To the wife of Denis Stephen Murphy, 2950 Divisadero Nov. 15, a son.

McFERREN- To the wife of William Harold McFerren, 437 Everett El Cerrito, Nov. 19. a daughter. McGINLEY- -To the wife of James Patrick Michael McGinley, 1045 Clayton Nov. 16.

a daughter. MeKIMMIE- -To the wife of Paul Morrison McKimmie. 4950 California Nov. 18, a son. NANNINI- To the wife of Alfred Daniel Nannini, 3021-A Buchanan Nov.

15, a daughter. NORDGREN- -To the wife of Theodore Franklin La Verne Nordgren, 1512 24th Nov. 16, a son. PEMBERTON- To the wife of Joel Harvey Pemberton. 740 South 17th Richmond.

Nov. 17, a daughter. PEPPER- To the wife of Robert Vernon Pepper, 1428 Portola Nov. 16, a daughter. PREVOST- To the wife of Julius Leon Prevost.

398 26th Apt. 3, Oakland, Nov. 20, a son. RICHARDSON -To the wife of John Willie Richardson, 1552 1st Richmond, Nov. 13, a daughter, ROBINSON To the wife of Fred Robinson.

1011 Willow Oakland, Nov. 18, a daughter, STANSBURY- To the wife of Leon Patrick Stansbury. 233 Accacla Nov. 17, a son. SPENCER- To the wife of Wyner Spencer.

317 Double Rock Bldg. 60. Nov. 17. a dauchter.

SWEENEY To the wife of Clair. Raymond Sweeney, 1160 Prague 18. a daughter. SMITH- To the wife of Eugene Forest Smith, 138-A Langton Nov. 23.

daughter. I Marriage Licenses Issued Bozman. 27, and Doris Hughes. 23, both of 2353 Bush St. BARTY-NEDD- -Edmond Barty, 34.

1556 Jackson and Elizabeth Nedd. 27, 1429 Hyde St. CHILSON-RICE- -Hollis Chilson. 30. San Luis Obispo, and Gertrude Rice.

26, 1945 McAllister St. CARR-HERKIMER- Edwin Carr. 21. and Bettie Herkimer, 27, both 1 of 74 Idora St. DAWSON-NEWKIRK Reuben Dawson, 24, and Clara Newkirk, 24, both of 121 Lyon St.

STANDARD MARRIAGE HEALTH EXAMINATIONS $3.50 Reported Daily. Special 1 Service $5.00. C. WRIGHT. and STAFF.

Hours: 9-6: 9-4. Phone DO. 2-4926 690 Market 8th Fl. De Young Bide. Francis Doyle, 22, 2474 Washington and Arelene Thang, 30, 280 Waller St.

Richard Ellington, 21, U. S. Army, and Dora Andersen, 20, 312 Bartlett St. Francis Fenton. 31.

527 11th and Eleanor Cassilly, 25, 2200 North Point. FARRELL-HARGROVE George Farrell. 29. Atherton. and Ruth Hargrove, 28.

Redwood City. GEETER WADE -Hilton Geeter 23. and Katie Wade, 27. both of 785 Grove St. GORDON-BRUMFIELD Homer Gordon.

43. and Martha Brumfield. 28, both of 190 Noe St. GIETZEN-HOCH-0tto Otto Gietzen. 33.

1961 Mission and Mildred Hoch, 30, 1574 15th St. HANNING-SAVAGE Richard Hanning. I 48, 317 Leavenworth, and Mildred Savage, 43. 2237 Union St. JOHNSEN-JOHNSON- -Arthur Johnsen, 24.

853 Arguello and Ilah Johnson, 18. 966 Pine St. DINGS TOO. VA. 4-3404 MARRIAGES BY MINISTER.

HOME WED. LIEBERMAN-LEVIN Gershon Lieberman. 27. 14261 7th and Estelle Levin. 23.

615 Cole St MNICHOWICZ GALIANO Raymond Mnichowtez. 22. U. 8. Navy, and Joyce Galiano.

28. 871 Turk St. MAZZARELLA-BARTNIK- Maurice Mazzarella. 26. U.

S. Navy, and Emilia Bartnik. 24. 2368 Broadway MATHIS WEEKS Carl Mathis. 44.

1355 Market St. and Hilleborg Weeks, 43, 620 Jones St. ORLANDO-YEATS- Frank Orlando, 24. 728 Lombard and Daisy Yeats, 19, 2015 Oak St. SAMUELL-SCHMITZ- -Harold Samuell.

26. 86 Staples and Irma Schmitz. 25, 2 Cervantes Blvd. SOUTHWICK-STONE Archie Southwick, 25. 1482 40th and Vinette Stone, 19.

1700 8th Ave. STEVENSON-ROSE Samuel Stevenson, 45. Chinchilla. and Geraldine Rose, 33. Lowell Mass.

SHORT-GLENN- Hiram Short 20, 823 Fulton and Granet Glenn, 20. 2390 Post St. TOWLE-GOUGH- Wallace Towle, 42. 767 12th and Mary Gough, 42, 2201 Sacramento St. WHITE SMITH Walter White, 19.

2716 Pine St. and Willie Smith, 18. 2826 Bush St. David Waintroob. 38.

325 San Benito Wav. and Florence Carson. 27, 350 Geary St. Interloentory Divorce Decrees Granted ALLEN Will L. from Ruby, CARABELLO Joseph from Lucille.

GIBBONS- Albert L. from Lovenis GREEN- James W. Consuelo L. MALES Fay from James. MENDOZA- -Rubia M.

from James V. PARKS- Minnie Johnson from Thomas H. RUIZ- -Matilda Morales from Lesme R. SHARP- -Myron L. from Ellleen M.

SHAW -Inez from Alexander, SMITH Ruth from Marquis L. Auction Sales BUTTERFIELD BUTTERFIELD 1244 Sutter Street ORdway 3-1362 A DISTINGUISHED OFFERING From the Estates Of HUGH B. PORTER Removed from 2660 Pacific Avenue and Nellie Stetson Burroughs Removed from 2104 Broadway Additions EXHIBITIONS TODAY SATURDAY 9 A. M. to 5 P.

M. and Tomorrow Sunday 1 P. M. to 5 P. M.

AUCTIONS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, At 1 P. M. Each Day Catalog THIS IS PRIMARILY A FINE ARTS SALE With A Lavish display of rare English and Continental china, Jades, Amber, Rose quartz, Smoky Crystal, Meissen, Dresden, Enamels, and Capo de Monti in figurines, groups, lamps, garnitures, etc. Masterpieces in oils, European furniture and decorations of the period. Objects of art.

Persian carpets and rugs fine weaves. Tapestries Silver and Crystal. Fred R. Butterfield Auctioneer RADIO LOG" REC A 800 responsibility error. BELOW AGO.

compiled 11:30 A. M. KG0- Opera, KFRC- Football. KNBC Football. KOBS Football: Notre Dame vS, USC.

NOON KG0- Opera. -Football. KOBS- 12:30 P. M. KG0- -Opera.

KFRC Football: 12:45, news. KNBC-Football. KOBS- -Football. 1 P. M.

KG0-Opera. KFRC-Kostelanetz' orchestra. KNBC-Football. KOBS Football. 1:30 P.

M. KG0- Opera. KFRC- -Coast Guard. KNBC-Football, KOBS Football. 2 P.

M. KG0-Variety. KFRO-Air Force show. KNBO-Lassie: 8:15. Pro and Col KOBS-Football.

KJBS- Race results. 2:30 P. M. KG0-Variety. KFRO- College Choir.

KNBO-Pro and Con: 2:45, Fiesta Time. KCBS- Make Way for Youth. 3 P. M. KG0-Home Institute.

KFRC-O'neill's orchestra. KNBC- Blue Horizons; 2:45, Fiesta Time. KOBS- Family Party, 3:30 P. M. KG0-American Jazz.

KNB0-Symphony orchestra. KFRC- Vet show: 3:45, songs, KOBS- -Housewives Protective League. 4 P. M. KG0- Organ: 4:15.

Wismersports. FRO- Sports: 4:15, Frank 'Hemingway. KNBC- Symphony orchestra. KOBS Jane Todd; 4:15, Treasury Bandstand. 4:30 P.

M. KG0--News: 4:45. Church and the Nation. KFRCKNBO---Know Symphony: 4:45 dance. KOBS- Songs: 4:45, Make Way for Youth.

5 P. M. KG0-Musle: 5:15. special event. KFRO- Rose's Orch.

KNBC Voices and Events: 5:15. sports. KOBS- Joe DI Maggio. 500 600 700 PROGRAMS LISTED no 6 A. M.

KG0-News; 6:05, music. FRO Rise and Shine. KNB0-Music; 6:15, Farm Review. Review: 6:15, Bill Weaver. 6:30 A.

M. KG0-Home Digest. KFRO-News: 6:35. Rise and Shine. KNB0-Music: 6:45, Howdy Neighbors.

Bill Weaver. 7 A. M. KG0-News: 7:15, 5 KFRO Martin Agronsky, HemIngway: 7:15 Breakfast Gang. KNBO- 7:15 music.

KOBS -New 7:15, music: 7:25, news. 7:30 A. M. KG0-Variety. -Breakfast Gang: 7:45, 1 news.

KNBO songs; 7:45, Sam Hayes. KOBS-News: 7:45, This Is San Francisco. 8 A. M. Malloy.

KFRO--Social Security: 8:10. Goodwill: 8:15. news: 8:25, Bess Bye KNBC- Fred Waring. KOBS- News: 8:05, Let's Pretend. 8:30 A.

M. KG0-Les Malloy, KFRC-Haven of Rest. KNBC-Smilin' Ed McConnell. CBS- Junior Miss. 9 A.

M. KG0-101 Ranch Boys. KFRO -Health Clinic. KNB0-Mary Lee Taylor. KOBS- Theater of Today.

9:30 A. M. KG0-American Farmer. KFRC-On Hollywood: 9:45. Story Teller.

KNB0-Young Sclen tists, 9:45, music. KCBS- -Grand Central Station. 10 A. M. KG0-Examiner Quizdown.

KSF0-Aunt Lolly. KFRO-Football news: 10:15. football: Army vS. Navy. KN Farm and KCBS--Stars Over Hollywood.

10:30 A. M. KG0- To be announced. KFRC Football. KNBC- -Junior Jingles.

KOBS Give and Take. 11 A. M. KG0-Metropolltan opera: and KFRC- Football. KNBC- Star Kings; 11:15, football: Notre Dame VS.

USC. KOBS- -County Fair. 1000 1100 1200 1300 1500 from radio stations. The Examiner assumes caused by last minute changes. Television KG0-TV (Channel 7) 6:30 m.

-Film. 7:00 p. -Little Revue. 7:30 p. Quiet Hour.

8:00 p. To be announced. 8:30 p. Ice hockey: Shamrocks Los Angeles. KPIX (Channel 5) 6:30 p.

m. -Announcements. 6:45 p. -Scoreboard Time, 7:00 p. -Time for Beany.

7:30 p. -Sports Review 7:50 p. -Telenews. 8:00 -Kactus Theater. 9:00 p.

Telenews. KRON (Channel 7) No telecasts scheduled 5:30 P. M. KFRO- Amateurs. KNBOKG0-Harmonaires: Star Theater.

5:45, news. KOBS- Gene Autry. alities. 9 P. M.

KNBO- -News: 5:45. Peterson news. KG0-Cancer Fight; KOBS- Bill Costel- 9:15 Treasury 10: 5:45. news. Show KLX- ESFO -Melody races.

Hour. 6 P. M. KFRO- Templeton-sports -News: 9:15 KG0- KNBO- Hit Parade. KSF0- 6:15.

KOBS- Gangbusters Christian Quick Science. 9:30 P. M. Flash: 6:25. John KG0 Hour.

B. Kennedy. KFRO- Morgan's orchestra. Philip BC orchestra. CandY Marlowe Matson.

(YA -Dude Martin. KOBS- Johnny Dollar. 6:30 P. M. 10 P.M.

KG0-Football chart: 6:45. Burt KG0- Quiz Club: Andrews. 10:15. music. Calls KSFO- Dance Date.

Dennis Day. Monica KOBS- -Broadway Whalen: 10:15, My Beat. Wolohan's KLX- Tanforan News: races, 10:15, Morton on Downey poetry, KOBS- -Sam Hayes; 7 P. M. 10:15.

organ. KG0-On Holly- 10:30 P.M. wood: 7:15. Music Hall, KG0-Dance. KFRO- -Comedy KFRC-Cavallero's Playhouse.

orchestra. KNBO- Judy KNBO- Lee Canova. KOBS- Capitol KOBS- -Sing it Cloakroom. Again. 7:30 P.

M. 11 P.M. KG0-Chandu. KG0-News: 11:15 (FRO- Comedy Blue-sports. Playhouse.

KEROKNBO--Grand Ole KNBO- -Barbara Opry. Lee. KOBS -Sing 1t KOBS- -News: Again. 11:05. organ.

8 P. M. KROW- -Music Album. KG0-Lone Ranger. KSF0-815, Klein- 11:30 P.

M. sports. KFRO- KG0-Muste. KNBC- Truth or KFRO- Dance, KOBS -Vaughn 11:55, Consequences. KNBOMonroe.

news. KOBS- UN in 8:30 P. M. Action: 10:45, KG0-Superman. Treasury KSF0- -Calif.

Coun- Bandstand. cil Table, KJBS to 4. FM RADIO LOG KG0-EM 106.1 291 INBO-FM 99.7 259 KALW 91.7 219 KSFH 94.9 235 -FM 95.2 237 KRON 96.5 243 KGSF-FM 97.3 247 KJBS-FM 98.9 255 100.5 263 279 Sundays: KIX-EM 101.3 267 EDFO 102.1 271 With the exception operating five days on the air seven days KALW operates day through Friday. 3:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m.8:45 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.

3:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.

11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. p.m. 3:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. 7:00 Mid.

8:00 a.m.-, 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. station KRON weekly. all stations are week. five days weekly Mon- TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 8 15 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 129 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 43 145 146 147 48 49 50 51 52 55 56 HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Indian 0010H Period of time Algonquian To middle Conspiracy Correspondence Vehicle Vehicle Time gone by Turkish title of Trumpeter bird respect Native metal To trade Precious stone -10 Mohammedan More unusual noble Short sleep 00 Italian coin (pl.) Small rug CD Assemblage of Abounds splendors Twirled 10 Southern Preposition: constellation through 11 Corded cloth Siamese coin 19 Indefinite (pl.

article Electrified 21 Partner particle 22 Symbol for Title of respect silicon Cubic meter 23 Fixed the To mature attention on Greek gravestone 24 To transfix To take place 26 Cornered again 27 Symbol for To utter selentum Limb 29 Weight of India Jewish month 30 Pigpen Encountered 32 Unadulterated To load 33 Rested Piece to fit 34 Egyptian sun mortise god Flying mammal 35 Characteristic of The fourth caliph old age The choice part 37 Earth goddess Anger 39 Tooth Constellation 40 Note of scale Country of 42 Eft British Isles 43 Choicest Paddle 44 In music, high White metal 45 Hawailan To handle wreath Brood of 47 Beverage pheasants 49 Beam 150 Before Ice Hockey KG0-TV. 8:30 Skates will flash on television screens tonight when carries the San Francisco-Los Angeles ice hockey game from Winterland at 8:30. Event of the day on KG0 is the season's first Metropolitan Opera broadcast featuring a performance of "Samson et Dalila" at 11 a. m. Rise Stevens and Robert Merrill head the cast.

KGO holds a store of drama for its listeners tonight beginning with "Chandu" at 7:30. At 8 "The Lone Ranger" evens up a fight between one man and a bandit gang, and at 8:30 "Superman" soars into the KG0 lineup. Marriages Deaths ELLIS (Religious) -In this city, Nov. 23, 1949, Sister Mary Charles, Sister of Mercy, loving sister of Mrs. Mildred Neisingh.

A native of San Francisco, Calif. Friends may call at the chapel of St. Mary's Hospital. Funeral will take place Saturday, Nov. 26, 1949, from the chapel of St.

Mary's Hospital, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (J. C.

O'Connor Co.) ELLSWORTH- -In Oakland, November 24. 1949. Lillian Mastick Ellsworth of Berkeley, beloved wife of the late Oliver Ellsworth. loving mother of Beatrice Ellsworth Wilson of Berkeley, grandmother of Audrey Wilson; a native of San Francisco, California. Private family services were held at the Mt.

View Cemetery, Oakland. Friday, November 25. 1949. (The Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, Inc.

Services.) FEEHAN-In city, Nov. 24, 1949, Grace Sherry, beloved wife of James B. Feehan, devoted mother of Gracemarie, EdithMAY marian, Sherry and Catherine Feehan, loving sister of Mary Edith, Arthur and Fred Sherry, Mrs. Ethel Lucy and the late John Sherry; a native of San Francisco, Funeral Saturday, at 10:15 a. from chapels of Arthur J.

Sullivan 2254 Market, bet. 15th and 16th, then to Sacred Heart Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 10:45 a. m. Interment, private. FORSTER-In this city, November 24.

1949. Bertha C. Forster, dearly beloved wife of Gustav William Forster, loving mother of Grace Crowe and Alice Forster. yrs. beloved grandmother of Richard, Albert Gayle and Bonnie Crowe.

A member of Pike Chapter No. 284 0. E. S. and Royal Neighbors of America S.

F. Camp No. 4860. Funeral services Monday afternoon at o'clock at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk. under the auspices of Albert Pike Chapter No.

284 0. E. S. Entombment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. GAFFNEY--In this city.

Nov. 24, beloved 1949, Regina Gaffney, dearly daughter of Assemblyman Edward M. 1949, and Sister Mary Eleanor C. Gaffney, Marie, S.N.D., Matthew loving sister of Thomas, Peter Joseph and Edward loving McGlynn Jr. and Margaret Mary GaffSan 20 ney; a years.

A native student of Holy Names Col. of San Francisco, aged lege, Oakland: a member of Notre Dame Alumnae and the Young Christian Workers. Funeral Monday 9:15 a. from Ma- Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel. 1965 to Market Street at Duboce thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a Solemn will Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at soul, 9:45 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemeterv. The Rosary will be recited Sunday at 8:00 p. m. GRAHAM--In this city, Nov.

23. 1949, of R. Graham and loving father of Charles Charles beloved husband of Florence R. Graham A. member of Lodge No.

201. A. Bernardsfu- ville, N. J. neral services Saturday, afternoon at Friends are invited to attend the fuo'clock.

at the Chapel of Poyner Dusel. 1550 California nr. Polk, under the auspices of Lebanon Lodge No. 195. F.

A. M. and HAMMERBECK (DANAHER) this city, Nov. 25, 1949, Ella Hammerbeck, May, beloved wife of Edward A. loving mother of Mrs.

Aileen Collins and Mrs. Genevieve Mont, loving sister of Mrs. Emmer Rasmussen and Mandis Jones, John loving grandmother of Warren Collins, Jeanne and Marilyn Wildgans. A member of Court G. G.

765, I. 0. F. in Services Monday, Nov. 28, at 10 a.

San at the Chapels of Gantner-Maison-Doa mergue, 777. Valencia near 19th St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. city, Nov. 24, 1949, on George Goodman Herzberg, loving er of Minnie Lefkovitz.

A member of and Lebanon Lodge, F. A. No. 495. to Services Sunday, 12 noon, from Sinal Memorial Chapel, St.

at be Geary. Interment, Salem Memorial Park. comHINES--In this city, Nov. 23, Catherine 1949. Hines, James beloved husband of loving father of Harold F.

and George J. hus- Hines, brother of John and Peter Hines. of A member of Molders' Union Local 164, of Union of Oakland, Local New 595, McKinley Fleet Spanish American of War Veterans and South of Market Boys Club. Funeral Sat. at 9 from the Comisky-Roche Funeral Home.

16th and Dolores Streets, thence to St. Patrick's fu- Church, where a Requiem High Mras will be offered for the repose of his soul. nt of 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

F. KEOUGH (TAYLOR) -In this city. Nov. 24. 1949.

Evelyn Keough Taylor. devoted mother of Jack R. Keough. loving sister of Mrs. W.

B. Hankins: a native 1949, of Minnesota. of Friends are invited to attend the fuMrs. neral Monday. 10:15 a.

from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-O' Hara and Geary Blvd, at Tenth thence to Mission Dolores Church. 16th and Dolores where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 10:45 a. m. terment. Holy Cross Cemetery -In this eltv.

Nov. 28. 1949, Emma beloved wife of George C. Ma. guire, loving mother of George C.

Jr. loving sister of Mrs. Agnes Condon. Mrs. her E.

V. Bland and Arthur I. Townley and the late Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds and 8 John Townley: a native of San Francisco. Announcement of funeral services later.

(Carew English.) MARANS -In Berkeley. Nov. 24, 1949, Maurice, devoted husband of Tena of Marans. loving father of Gerald Marans and Sylvia Elberg. Services Monday, 11:30 a.

Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero at Geary. Interment, Hills of Eternity. O'CONNOR-In San Francisco. Nov. 25.

1949. Annie. beloved wife of Timothy O'Connor. loving mother of Joseph J. of O'Connor of Watsonville, loving sister of Garrett Moore of Oakland, Michael, John, Edward and Nora Moore, and Mrs.

Nellie Galvin, all of Ireland: A native of of Fenit. St. Anne's County Kerry, Confraternity of A St. Peter's Ireland. member Parish.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday. Nov. 28. at 9 a. from of Duggan's.

3434 17th thence to St. Kevin's Church. where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Holy Cross Cemetery. OGLE--In this citv. Nov. 25, 1949. Tnez of Ogle, dearly beloved mother of Mrs.

Montle Patton and Mrs. Vida Katterfield, beloved grandmother of Mrs. Merle Harder and Mrs. Elizabeth Breschini, and of six great grandchildren. loving sister of Walter.

David and Earl Ogle; a native of Illinois. aged 67 vears Friends mav call at the chanel of FT. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Notice of funeral later OLSEN-In -Sonoma County.

November 24th. 1949. Robert Henry dearlv beloved hushand of Esther Olsen. loving father of Mrs. Dorothy Hollond.

con nf the late Cant John and Ann Marie Olson. beloved brother of Mrs. Thora and the late John Olsen. Friends are invited to attend funeral services 3 o'clock n. Saturdav.

Nov. 26th. at Anderson's. Valencia Street at 25th St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park.

PAVLINA- -In Oakland. Nov. 24. 1949. Michael.

beloved husband of Katherine Pavlina, loving father of Mrs Anne Farley, Nicholas. Thomas. Stenhen Michael and Marko. grandfather of Michael Farlev: a native of A member of Croatian Lodge of Friends are invited to attend the f1- neral Saturdav. Nov.

26. at 8 a. from the Chanel of the Oaks. Onkland More tuarv, 3007 Telegraph thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a Penuiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul at 8:30 a.

m. Interment. Holy Senulehre Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. RE--In this citv.

Nov. 25. 1949. Antonio Re, dearly beloved husband of the late Maria Re. beloved father of Mario Re.

Anita Montani. Edith Rovente and Rita La Honta, grandfather of Beverlev Re and Tony La Honta: a native of Italy. aged 77 vears 3 months 27 days Friends are invited to attend the funeral Mondav. Nov. 28.

at 9:45 a. m. from the chapel of Valente, Marini. Perata 4840 Mission thence to the Church of Eninhanv for a Mass at 10:15 a. m.

Interment, Italian Cemeterv. RETSLOFF -In this citv. Nov 24. 1949 Arthur, loving son of Elizabeth Retsloft. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 m.

from Gantner. Felder. Kenny Chapel. 1965 Market Street at Duboce thence to St. Phillip's Church where a.

Requiem m. Mass Interment. will be Holy Cross celehrated at Cemetery. 9:00 45 ROGERS- 1949. -In Nicasio.

Thursday. Nov. 24, William Charles Rogers, devoted son of Elizabeth and the late James Rogers, brother of George and James Rogers and Mrs. Ed. Gallagher of Nicasio, Mrs Charles Dolcini of Petaluma, Raymond Rogers of Point Reyes, Barbara Rogers and Mrs.

Veronica Ludy of Petaluma. Thomas Rogers of Nicasio. Mrs. Lawrence Bettinell! of Petaluma. Mrs.

Ralnh Cheda of Point Reves and Clarence Rogers of Nicasio: a native of California, aged 57 vears. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Mondav. Nov. 28. at 9:45 o'clock a.

m. from Sorensen's Funeral Home. 400 Washington Petaluma, thence to St. Vincent's Church. where Requiem High Mass will be colehrated for the renose of hi- soul commencing at 10 o'clock.

Rosary. Sunday evening at 8 Interment. Calvary Cemetery. P-toluma. -In city.

Nov. 23. 1949, Richard, beloved husband of Elizabeth Schubert, loving father of Mrs. Lucretia Fisk and Carl F. Schubert.

Private funeral services were held Friday, at 9:30 a. at the mortuary of Suhr Wieboldt, 1465 Valencia he tween 25th and 26th Sts. Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. SHIREMAN-In Portland. Oregon.

Nov. 21. 1949 Donald J. 'Shireman loved son of Donald Shireman and Bourgeois: aged 30 years. A member San Francisco Examiner Saturday, November 26, 19494 ARCHBOLD, ELSIE BAKER, GEORGE T.

BOTTI. RAFFAELE-66 years BROWN, REXFORD P. BURRELL, MARY JOSEPHINE BURTON, RALEIGH L. CALLISTER, WILLIAM E. CIMINO, JOSEPH-70 years CLARK, HILDEGARDE-59 years COMMINS, ELIZABETH A.

CORCORAN, DANIEL J. EDWARDES, JOHN C. ELLIS (Religious), SISTER MARY CHARLES ELLSWORTH, LILLIAN MASTICK FEEHAN, GRACE SHERRY FORSTER. BERTHA C. GAFFNEY, HELEN REGINA-20 years GRAHAM, CHARLES R.

HAMMERBECK (DANAHER), ELLA HERZBERG, GEORGE GOODMAN HINES. JAMES H. KEOUGH (TAYLOR), EVELYN MAGUIRE, EMMA T. MARANS, MAURICE O'CONNOR. ANNIE OGLE.

INEZ-67 years OLSEN, ROBERT HENRY PAVLINA, MICHAEL RE. ANTONIO-17 years RETSLOFF. ARTHUR ROGERS, WILLIAM CHARLES-57 SCHUBERT, RICHARD SHIREMAN, DONALD J. years SICHEL, RAY TIERNEY, JOHN J. WARREN, JOSEPH WATSON, SIDNEY-82 years WIGGS.

CLARENCE years WILLIAMS. ELIZABETH A. ARCHBOLD-In this city, Nov, 24, Eisie, beloved wife of Mark J. Archboid. loving daughter of Margaret Weir, mother of Mark J.

Robert, Marian and Elizabeth Archbold; a native of Francisco. A member of St. Peter's Alumnae. The funeral will take place Monday, Nov. 28, at 10 a.

from the Memorial Chapels of Carew English. sonic at Golden Gate thence St. Anne's Church, Judah St. at Funston where a Requiem High Mass be offered for the repose her commencing at 10:30 'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery BAKER- -In this city, Nov 25, 1949, George dearly beloved son of George T.

and Lenora Baker, loving brother Vera, Donald, Charles and Beverly Baker: a native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the neral Monday, at 2 p. from White's Funeral Service Chapel, 2200 Sutter corner of Pierce. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park (Robt. Scharetg Sons, Dir.

WE. 1-0770) BOTTI-In San Francisco, Nov. 23, 1949, Raffaele, beloved husband of Julla Botti, loving father of Adolph Dinno Joseph Bottl and Mra. Teresa Brignone, father-in-law of Uldine and Virginia Botti and Albert Brignone, grandfather of Robert, Linda and James Botti, loving brother of Emilio Botti and brother-inlaw of Rosa Botti in Italy and Figone of South San Francisco, nephew of Raffaele and Maria Boldini of Kentfield. nieces, nephews and cousins Richmond, Kentfield, Oakland, South Francisco, San Francisco and native of Albareto.

Parma, Italy, aged 66 years 10 months 14 days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday. Nov. 26. 1949, at 8:30 a.

from the Ryan Funeral Home 34th MacDouald Richmond: thence St. Mark's Church. 10th and Bissell where a Requiem High Mass will offered for the repose of his soul. mencing at 9 a. m.

Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. BROWN Of 3321 Adele Court, Oakland, Nov. 24. 1949.

Rexford beloved band of Ellen I. Brown, loving son Merton C. and Bernice P. Brown Norwich, New York: a native of York. A member and past master So San Francisco Lodge No.

212. F. A. M. of S.

S. and Journeyman Barber and International Union of Amer. ica No. 869 of Oakland Friends are invited to attend the neral services Monday. Nov.

28. 1949. at 2 at the Mission Chapel Robinson Bros. Mortuary, 1901 Fruitvale Ave. near Foothill Oakland, Services under auspices of S.

S. Lodge No. 212. F. A M.

(KE. -In Oakland, Nov. 25, Mary Josephine Burrell, beloved wife Clay N. Burrell, loving mother of Elizabeth Fortes of San Francisco, grandmother of Henry Clay Dieckmann Mrs. Marian Hanley of San Francisco; a native of San Francisco.

Friends are Invited to attend Monday morning. Nov. 28. at o'clock from the Chapel of Albert Co. 3476 Piedmont Oakland.

then to St. Francis de Sales Church, Grove and Hobart Oakland, where a Mass will be said for the repose of soul commencing at 10 o'clock. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at o'clock. BURTON- In this city. Nov.

25. 1949. Raleigh beloved husband of Catherine Burton: loving father of Charles Burton and Esther Noble, loving grandfather Barbara Carr, Joan Burton and Jacqueline Noble. A member of Plumbers' Union, Local No. 38.

Funeral notice later. Remains at Gantner. Felder. Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market. Street at Duboce Avenue.

-In this city. Nov. 24. 1949. William dearly beloved husband Lily Callister: devoted father of Mrs.

Louise Short and Alfred Callister; loving brother of Mrs. Agnes Rundell and Mrs Gertrude Kershaw of England. A native of England: a member of Painters Union. Local 1158 and the Order of Foresters Court. Occidental 6676 Funeral Saturday Nov.

26. at 3:00 m. from Earl Currivan's Chanel the Sunset, Irving at 26th (Sunset District), CIMINO- -In this city. Nov. 24.

1949. Joseph Cimino, dearly beloved husband of Mary Angela Cimino, loving father Salvatore, Joseph Frank and Santo Cimino, idolized grandfather of Robert. Jonn, David Carole, Torenh, Shert-Lyne. and Patricia Gay Cimino. brother Sebastian Cimino of S.

Peter Cimino, Mrs. Vincenza Romenello and Maria Perrone of Florida. A native of Italy. Aged 70 years 3 months 4 days. Friends and acquaintances are resnectfully invited to attend the funeral en Monday, Nov.

28. at 9 a from the Chanel of Valente, Marini. Perata 649 Green thence to SS Peter and Paul's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be said for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment.

Mausoleum. Holv Cross Cemetery, CLARK- Bethel Island. Calif. Nov. 24.

1949. Hildegarde Clark, loving wife of the late Ivan Clark dear sister of John Oscar Olson and Mrs. Anna Marin Backman: a native of Sweden, aged 59 vears. A member of Fylgia Lodge No. 119 of V.

0. A. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Mondav at 2:30 n. m. at the Chapel of H.

F. Suhr 2919 Mission St. near 25th. COMMINS- -In Sausalito. Nov.

25. 1949. Elizabeth A. Commins. loving sister of Miss Alice Commina: a native of Ireland.

Friends are invited to attend the f11- neral Monday, Nov. 28 1949. at 9:15 n'clock a. from the Frank J. Kenton Mortuary, Sausalito thence to the Star of Sea Church.

Sausalito. where A Renutem Mass will be offered at 9:30 o'clock a. m. for the repose of her soul Interment, Holv Cross Cemetery. San Francisco Rosary services will be recited at 8 p.m..

at the Keaton Sausalito Chanal Sunday. Nov. 27. CORCORAN- In this citv. Nov.

24, 1949. Daniel beloved husband of Luella M. Corcoran, loving father of Mrs. Bruce Wale and Mrs. Richard M.

Leonard; a native of Akron. Ohio. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 26. at 1 p.

m. at the Memorial Chanels of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. EDWARDES -In this citv Nov. 24.

1949. John C. Edwardes, beloved husband of Lena Marie Edwardos A member nf Presidio Lodre No. 254 M. and Golden Gate Lodge No.

194. Order of St. George, Friends are Invited to attend, the funeral services Saturdav at 1 at the Maneelv Chanel. Divisadero at O' Farrell, under the auspices of Presidio Lodge. SONNE- -Muriel from George WOODWARD- Emma from Herman.

Annulments Granted FLOSS -William P. from Elaine B. MOMANY -Nancy C. from Charles N. RODGERS- J.

C. from Adelle, ROWE- Frankie 0. M. from Walter A. Divorce Complaints Filed BITTLE George F.

Vs. Mary M. BRYANT- -Geneva vs. Lawrence L. CARSON- -Gladys M.

vs. James G. CONRAD- Cammae C. vs. Denzil S.

DEANE- Viola K. vs. Louts T. DONOVAN-Helen J. vs.

Daniel E. KInD Trene V. v9. James C. KURTZHAT- Verna vs.

Merle MARTINE7-Margarita Tonv. McMUL.LEN- Doris K. vs. Calvin R. NORTON- Patricia vs.

Hallie E. NYLAND- Porrie vs. Madalvnne R. RODGERS -Patricia L. vs.

David SAT VADOR vs. Troneo C. SHINTAKU- VS. Masazo, Annulment Complaints Filed REYNOLDS Margery E. vs.

Fred E. SEMINARIO- Louisa vs. Adriano, STATER- Lillian William. Tr. Vs Donald W.

Separate Maintenance Complaints Filed BELL- -Mary Ann vs. Stanley W. CHAMBERLIN- Carol vs. Dale. Deaths Marine Firemen's Union.

Friends are invited attend the funeral Saturday, Nov. 26, 1949. at 2:30 from the Driscoll-Lockhart Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia St. near Nineteenth. Interment.

Olivet Memorial Park. SICHEL- In city, Nov, 22, David 1949, Bichel. Ray, loving wife of the late Services were held Friday from Sinal Memorial Chapel, Divisadero St. at Geary. TIERNEY-Nov.

24, 1949, John beloved husband of Millie Tierney, loving father John and Patrick Tierney. brother of the late William and Julia Tierney; a native of San Francisco, A member of Richter McKinnon Camp No. 2, U. S. V.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, Nov. 28. at 8:45 a. thence from Duggan's, 3434 17th to the Church of the Epiphany, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 8. m.

Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery Camp services Sunday at 8:30 p. m. WARREN--At rest. November 24.

1949, Joseph, beloved brother of Dolores ren and Mary Mollath and the late Charles Warren. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, November 26. 1949, at 9:30 a. from the Mortuary of Julius S. Godeau.

41 Van Ness nr. Market thence to St. Vincent de Paul's Church. Green and Steiner where a Requiem High Mass will be sung for the repose of his soul. commencing at 10 a m.

WATSON-In Masonic Home. Decoto. Nov. 25, 1949, Sidney Watson, dearly beloved husband of the late Alice O. Watson, loving father of Mrs.

Ruth Schmalle. Mrs. Hazel Frey. Sidney son Mrs. Beth Anderson.

Mrs. Dorothy Close, and the late Carrie Watson Booth. loving grandfather of William Schmalle and Judith Anderson; aged 82 vears 11 months 22 days. The funeral will be held o'clock Monday morn Ing. Nov.

28, at 11:00 from Chapel of Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday through Monday at the Pratt-Fliesh Mortuary, 1044 Hayward. WIGGS -In Livermore, November 24. 1949, Clarence J. Wiggs dearly beloved husband of Florence Wiggs, devoted William H.

Wiggs of Bay City, Oregon. loving brother of Mrs. Marian Barr of Bay City, Oregon. Pearl Griffeth and Earl M. Wiggs of Portland, a native of Portland.

aged 50 years, A member of Livermore Post No. 47 America. Legion. Friends are Invited to attend the futneral services Monday, Nov. 28, 1949, at 11 a.

at the Callaghan Mortuary, 187 South Livermore. Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. WILLIAMS- -In this elty. November 25.

1949. Elizabeth A Villiams. loving mother of Mrs. Dorothy Westdyke. Winnifred and Margaret Williams.

devoted daughter of Mrs. Alice James of Victoria. beloved grandmother of Robert Westdyke. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at the mortuary of Polk.

Hasted 1123 Sutter near terment. Woodlawn Memorial Park. In Memoriam HOMER- -In loving memory of Genevieve Homer, who passed away two years ago today. The pearly gates were opened, A gentle voice said, "Come." And with farewells unspoken, She gently entered home. Sadly missed by YOUR LOVING HUSBAND.

CHILDREN, SISTER MARY. KOSSBIEL, EMILIE In memory 26. of our mother who passed A away Nov. 1934. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just a memory fond and true, Just a token of love's devotion That we will always hold for you.

Irene A. Boysen William J. Rombach. MULLINS- In loving memory of Mary NoTeresa Mullins, who passed away vember 26, 1948. Sadly missed by THE FAMILY.

RACEY. ALBERT loving memory of our son and brother who passed away, November 26. 1933. MOTHER AND SISTER. SHOW FOLKS OF AMERICA, S.

F. departed members, and extends an inCHAPTER Remembers reverently their vitation to members and friends to. attend memorial services on Nov. 27. at 2 p.

"SHOW FOLKS REST." Olivet Memorial Park In memory of Scott Burroughs Ronald Leonard J. Wakeling Alfred Treadway Thompson William McClosky Joseph E. Brooks Frank Dunley Austin Cleveland Jack Connely King John T. Severson Arthur Mills Leander Kistler Espinosa Benjamin Green Earl Shepard Harry Hugo Maurice Selzer Reynolds Mrs. Dagna Walter Cox Allardyce Joseph Litchell Vernon A Slocum Conrad Leonold John Tegge Charles Geggus Alfred "'Dusty" Milton Pulver Rhodes Wilson George Blondell Joe Emerson Walsh Fred Corbett Gene Delmar Broome Bunny Bunting Richard George Thomas Beck Becker Daniel James Roy Themns Allen Meggs Morris Dubow James Hunter HARRY G.

SEBER. Chaplain SHOW FOLKS OF AMERICA -In loving memory of Bertha L. Stewart. who passed away November 26, 1948. Sadlv missed YOUR HUSBAND.

TAYLOR. ELIZABETH In loving memory of our dear mother. mother law and grandmother, who passed away November 26. 1947. We've missed the sound of your footsteps, vour voice since you have gone, And though no longer we see you, In our memory you still live on, GLADYCE TOTLAND.

AUBREY A. TOTLAND and MARGO DARLENE. Happy Birthday! Friends send birthday greetings to the following: To FRED BIAGINI. 3025 21st S. and GUS HELLOSOE.

311 El Bonita Way. Millhrae, owners of Motors. 500 Pacitie whose birthdays are todav, birthday greetings and congratulations, From the emploves of Motors and their many friends. Yesterday's Answers SALE ERA 97 OP ICON YOGI ARTIFICE MIRE MEAGER NO LES MAT TWO SPEARS SELDOM AIR IRA GNAWED DAM PER IVA PIN FROZEN ON I TO LAVA GARDENIA ACE ELI RINK WEND RES SAYS Guitry Weds His Fifth PARIS, Nov. Sacha Guitry married Actress Ecaterina (Lana) Marconi today.

The bride is Romanian. It was Guitry's fifth marriage. Guitry and his bride currently are starring in the French film, "Toa." EXTRACTIONS DENTIST Dr. Wm. W.

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