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S'an iKrauctflru Examiner 1 3 Nov. 27, 1945 CCCC BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS RADIO LOG ner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street al Duboc Ave. SAN FRANCISCO CITT AND COCNTT MlrUis St. James" Church, where a requiem Ms 1 mass will offered at 10 a. m.

Intsi ment, Holy Cross Cemetery. In Armaria IRISH. GEORGE EDWARD Drowned flvl vear ago. March 15. 1940.

off Alemsni San Francisco. Remembering )nl on your 19th htrthdav. as always MA, BISTERS, BROTJB.R8, AND DAD Ji. KOQRAMJ LISTED BELOW are compiled from radio stations. The Examiner MlumH MONAHAN.

JAMES J. MOHER, EMMA W. MURPHY, NHIELA A. O'NEILL, EDMUND M. PARRO, LENA PLAMONDON.

WII.HELMINA PROUT, EMILY 75 years Ql INN. LORETTO A. SCHANTZ, HARRY W. 88 years SCHUTZ. FRED SCHUTZ, HERMAN HENRY 8TAUR, REV.

WILLIAM L. 80 years STEELE, LUTHER R. (BABE) 42 years TOURNAHU, MARIE 17 years IRSUA, FRANCISCO 40 years ZANARDI. ANTONIO BO years ZELAYETA, LAWRENCE MARTIN of George and Walter Holbrook, the lata James W. and Angellne Holbrook, dear sister of Tom Johnstone; a native of Massachusetts, Private funeral services will be held Wednesday.

Nov. 28, under the direction of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Interment private.

HOVYLEY In San Mateo. Nov. 25. John Morgan Howley, beloved husband of Clara Pearl Howlev. of San Mateo.

Past master of San Mateo Lodge No. 226. F. ft A. and a past patron of Laurel Chanter 186.

O. E. 8.. San Mateo. Calif.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday. Nov. 27. 1945. at 2:30 p.

at the chapel of Crosby-N. Gray 23 California Drive. Burllngame. under the auspices of San Mateo Lodge 226. F.

ft A. M. Interment. Olivet Memorial Park. HTGHES In this cltv.

Nov. 26. 1945, William dearlv beloved husband of Nora Huehes. loving father of Leo Hughes. Set.

George Hughes. U. S. and Pfc. Thomas Hughes.

U. 8. Mrs. Marie Daniels. Alice T.

Hughes and Mrs. Eleanor Little, loving brother of Mrs. Kathleen Welch end Mrs. I.oretta Pa- ACER, MARY 8. ANDERSON, MART 80 years BALDOCCHI.

VINCENT BRODLR.SEN, WILLIAM E. BRUNKHORST. AH ALIA 92 years COON, FRANK 80 years CIRTISS. HARRIETT E. 68 years DOHERTY.

JAMES WILLIAM i FAFRI. RODNEY CHRIS 3 years OALATOIRE, MARJORIE L. GEORGE. REGINA MADELINE HALL, ROBERT GEORGE HARRISON, LEE ORA HOLBROOE, ELIZABETH 1. IK'WLEY.

JOHN MORGAN HUGHES. WILLIAM D. KING. MARTIN 1. KIRSCHBEKG, 8IGMCND KESTLER, AMALIA 73 years LEGLER, CLARA A.

LOCKE, RAYMOND T. LOOPER, ROY EUGENE Infant LUKE, GEORGE L. MAGNIN. SAMUEL MANTACH. JAMES G.

41 years MAY, FRANCIS J. MAYER, ANDREW 78 years McKENNAN, FREDERICK 38 years MITCHELL. WIRT A. no responsibility lor error 7 A. M.

KC Newel 7(11, Smile time. KI'O Oraemo Fletcher; Repeat Perform. KOW Folk miln. Date with Don. ITS AN S.

F. calls. KY A 11:15. Treasury salute. 11:30 A.

M. KFRC Queen for Day. KPo Woman In White; 11:45, Church Hymn. KQW Rosemary, 11:45, Tena and Tim. IGO Listening Post: news.

KLX Old Vienna. KJHS Band Box. KVA Music NOON KFRC New: 12:15, sidewalk reporter. KPO woman of America; 12:15, Stella Dallas. KQW Find Me; 12:15, Knox Manning.

KGO John B. Ken- uedy: 12:15, Constance Bennett. Newei 7:18. musto. Alarm Klok Klub.

7:30 A. M. STRC Breakfast party; 7:45, news. Ki-o Repeat Performance 7 8am Hayes. KQwNews.

Jamee Abbe: 7:45, music 8 A. M. KFRC Newn: 8:15. music: 8:25. Hess Bye.

RPO Fred Waring. KW Bill Gavin; 8:15. Valiant Lady. Hi.D Breakfast Club. 8:30 A.

Ji. I8FO Business news. KFKO Music: 8:45. Llndlahr. 13:30 P.

M. KFRC Sidewalk reporter; 12:45, on Hollywood. KPO Pepper Young 12:15. Riant to Happiness. KQW Woman's Life; 12:45, Bachelor's children.

KGO Ladles Ba Seated. i r. it. KFRC Frazler Hunt: 1:15, Johnson Family. KI'O Backstage Wife; 1:15, Stella Dallas.

KQW Art Link-letter; 1:25. news. KGO Jack Bercn; 1:15. radio parade. UBS Cope's mat.

1:30 P. in) Barbara LiM. 013. Uavld Harum. KQW LlKht of tilt World; 8:45, Aunt Jenny.

EGO Breakfast Club. a. a. KFRC News: 9:15, morion JJOwney. KPO Glen Again; 9:15.

Larry Smith, KQW Kate Hmitn; 9:15, Big Bister. KOO Glamour Manor. 9:30 A. M. KFRC Emily Bar.

ton. KI'o Woman's Magazine. KQW Helen Trent; 9:45, Our Gal Sunday. KGO Tom Brenne- man. 10 A.

U. KFRC News; 10:15. KPO Tony's house. KSFO Marjorle. rrumouu.

KFItC Sketchbook 1:45, quiz. KPO Lorenzo Jones: 1:45, Tount Wldder Brown. KQW Evelyn Winters: 1:45. dance. KGO News; 1:45, Church hvmns.

KQW Life Can Be Beautiful; 10:15, Ma Perkins. KOO News; 10:15, Ted Malone, 10:30 A. M. KSFO 10:45. OPA news.

KFItC Paula Stone; 10:45, John J. Anthony. KIM) Concert: 10:45. Art Baker. CQW Margaret MacDonald; 10:45, Dr.

Malone. KGO True story; 10:55. Betty Crocker KJHS Musical meandertngs. 11 A. M.

KFRC Cedrle Foster; 11:15, hymns. Kl'u Uuldlnc Llg-hf 11:15. Todays Children. KFItC Forum: 11:15, hymns. KQW Two on a Clue; 11:15.

Perry Mason. KGO Baukhage talking; 11:15. KSAN Rhythm Kiaers. 3 F. M.

iFHO News; 2:15, calendar. KPO When Girl Marries; 2:15, Portia faces life. KQW School ol the Air. KGO What's Ladles: 2:25. Norman Nesbltt.

2:30 P. M. KSFO Party time. Kr Kt Your weigni. KPO Just Plain Bill: 2:45.

Front Paso Farrell. KQW Meet Missus. K(i() Ann lioden. tl'A Les alloy. 3 P.

H. KFRC Open House. KPO Koad of Life; 3:15, Joyce Jordan. KQW Benny walker: Horlick's orch. KGO Walkie- talkie: 3:15, piano.

PARRO In Wllllta, Nov. 25, 1945, Lens Farro. loving wife of Mlchele, lovlnR mother of Charlie M. and Frances Parro, U. 8.

Navy, loving sister of Angle Kulia or Oakland, Jonn and Louis Fletro nana or Willlts. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited In attend the services al St. Anthony's Church Thursday, Nov. 29. a43, at iu a.

wnere a mass win be celebrated for th repose of ber soul Interment In Willlts Cemetery. Recital of the Rosary on Wednesday evening at es p. m. Li. f.

Anker Mortuary. PI.AMONDON In this city. November 26 1945. Wl he na. beloved wire or the late Joseph Flamondon, loving sister of Mrs.

Anna McGanney. A native oi Detroit. Michigan. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. nr.

from Jas. H. Rellly ft 29th and Dolores then to St. Emydlus Church, where a requiem high Mass will be sung at 9:00 a. m.

Interment, Holy Cross. PROl'T In this city, November V.3, 1945. tinny front, nearly Deioved wire or Joshua Prout, beloved mother of Wi J. snd Ivor L. Prout; a nativo of England, aged 75 Private funjral services wcri h'io Monday at the chipel of H.

Suhr 2919 Mission St. at 25th. Entombment, Woodlawn Mausoleum. Ql INN In Burllngame. Nov.

26. 1945 i.oretio a. uuinn. Deioveo wire ot Joseph F. Oulnn of Burllngame.

loving sister of Mrs. Frances X. Cussen and Miss Christine Barr. San Francisco: a native of San Francisco. Calif.

Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, Nov, 28. 1945, at 9 a. from the chapel of Patterson ft O'Con-nell. 126 2nd San Mateo, thence to St. Catherine's Church.

Burllngame. where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. The rosarv will be recited this evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Cemeterv, Colma.

SCHl'TZ In this cltv. Nov. 24. 1945 red, neioven Brother or Oscar Hchutz ol San Diego. Mrs.

Hedwig Wiegand of Mt. Home, Arkansas. Services today (Tuesday! at 1 p. at the Chapels of Gantner-Malson-Do-mergue. 777 Valencia 81.

near 19th St. Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. SCHl'TZ In Oakland, California. November 24, 1945. Herman Henrv Schutz (formerly of Arbuckle, California I.

husband of the late Emma Barklage Schutz. brother of Mrs. Ameila S. Maxwell, Mrs. Caroline Balsdon and Frederick Schutz of Arbuckle, California, uncle of Harold H.

Balsdon, Lauretta Strain and Kathryn Bryan: a native of Arbuckle, Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday morning. November 27th. at 11 rlock. in the Albert Brown Chapel. 3476 Piedmont Oakland.

Committal service at 3 p. m. in East Lawn Mausoleum, Sacramento, California. SCHANTZ In Oakland, November 24, 1945. Harry W.

Schantz, devoted friend of Mrs. Julia Presswood and Ruth Press-wood; a native of Ohio, aged 66 years. A member of Oakland Flfty-Flfty Club. Friends are invited to attend the services at the Telegraph Ave. Chapel of the Grant D.

Miller Mortuaries, 2850 Telegraph Oakland, Wednesday. November 28, 1945, at 11:30 o'clock a. m. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes STAl'B In this city. Nov.

25. 1945. Rev William L. Staub. brother of Grace Staub of San Francisco and W.

W. Stanh or Burraio, N. and the late Joseph F. 8taub; a native of Caledonia, N. aged 80 years.

Friends are invited to attend the fu neral services Wednesday. Nov. 28. at 2:30 p. at "Wleboldt's" Funeral Parlors.

S35 Valencia St. bet. 19th and 20th Sts. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. STEELE In this city.

Nov. 24. 1945. Luther 8. (Babe) Steele, loving father of Mrs.

Thomas Hall and Edward I. Steele. U.S.N.. devoted grandfather of Nancy Hall, beloved son of Mvrtle and the late Eugene Steele, brother of Eu gene Steele and Mrs. Justine Lindecker; a native of San Francisco, aged 42 vears.

Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral services Wednesday, Nov. 28. at 1 p. at -wieooiuis' funeral fariori. 835 Valencia St.

bet. 19th and 20th 8ts. Interment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. TOl RNAHl' In this city, November 25.

1945. Marie, loving wife of Paul F. Tournahu, devoted stepmother of Mrs. Alice Prat Zelia and Beatrice Tournahu. sister of Mrs.

Louise Suennen; a native of France, aged 47 years; a member of Seminole Council No. 68. D. of P. Friends are respectfully Invited attend the funeral services November 28.

at 9 a. m. from tjie Peter Magendie Mortuary, 1340 Golden Gate near Fillmore Bt. Interraent. Holy Cross Cemeterv.

t'RSUA In this city. Nov. 18, 1945, Francisco Ursua, T8gt. U. 8.

Army, brother of Tlmoteo Ursua of U. 8. Navy; a native of Philippines, aged 40 years. A member of Cooks Union, Local No. 44, A.

F. of L. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday morning at 9:15 o'clock, from the chapel of Halsted-Dlerks ft corner Dlvisadero and McAllister thence to Holy Cross Church, Eddy and Dlvisadero where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary services Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock.

EANARDI In this cltv. Nov. 26. 1945, Antonio nearly ne oven nusDana of Benedetta Zanardl. loving father of Tess and Col.

John Zanardl of U. 8. brother-in-law of Antonio Agosto Zanardl: a native of Italy, aged 60 years 4 months 21 davs. A member of Sunset scavengers Association. Friends may call at the Chanel of Va lente.

Marini. Perata 649 Green bt. notice or funeral hereafter. ZELAYETA In this cltv. Nov.

24. 1945 Lawrence Martin, beloved husband of Mrs. Elena Zelayeta, devoted father of Lawrence Joseph and William Manuel Zelayeta, loving son of Mrs. Aurelia C. Zelayeta, devoted brother of Antonio Zelayeta snd Mrs.

Josephine Alcalde; a native or juazaiian, Mexioo. Friends are Invited to attend tha fu neral Tuesday at 9:30 a. at the Chapels of Gantner-Maison-Domergue. 777 Valencia near 19th St. then-e to caused by last minute enanf es.

KJB8 3:15. Eva Jolly. 3:30 P. M. KFRC Bulck's items: 3:45.

Elsa Maxwell. KPO Aunt Mary; 3:45. Dr. Paul. KQW Union Square; 3:45.

World Today; 3:55, news. KGO Bride and (iroom. KVA 3:50, calling longshoremen, 4 P. M. KFRC Fulton Lewis: 4:15.

Rex Miller. KI'O Woman's Secret; 4:15, John W. Vandercook. KQW Roth's Orch. KGO News: 4:15, Ray Gram Swing.

KYA 4:10, Bay 4:30 P. H. KFRC Ersklne Johnson; 4:45, music. KPO Barbara Gate; 4:45. fash-Ions.

KQW American Melodv hour. Bennett. KUO Concert. 7 ISO P. M.

KFRC Red Ryder. KPO Hlldegarde. KQW Hollywood preview. KGO County Fair. skuw yuiet uour.

8 P. M. KFRO Count of Mont Crlsto. KPO Supper Club; 8:15, Fleetwood Lawton. KQW Jack KlrlC-wood; 8:15, Jack ftmith.

KGO Lum and Ab- ner: 8:15, Kenny Baker. KLX 8:15, Ic Hockey. KVA 8:10. evening concert. 9:30 P.

M. KFRC The Falcon. KPO Johnny Presents. KQW Romanc Theater; 8:55 news. KOO Alan Young.

K8AN Seattle Symphony or. chestra. 1 P. M. KSFO Melody Hour.

KFKO News; 9:16, James Crowlev. KPO Light and Mellow. KQW Big Town. KGO Dark Venture. :30 P.

Ja. KFRC Sports; KPO Pacific story. KQW Boston Blackle. KGO Murder Will Out. 10 P.

St. KSFO Dance tlm. KFRC Fulton Lewis; 10:15, tiews. KPO Reporter; 10:15. songs.

KQW News; 10:15. music. KGO Charlie Chan: 10:15. Ray Swing. KJBS Music hour.

10:30 P. St. KFRC Cavallero'S orchestra. KGO Music: 4:45. nop uarrigan.

gr.M. KFRC News; 5:15, Superman. KPO News comments; 5:15. Betty and Bob. KQW Knox Manning; 5:15.

So story goes. KGO Terry and Pirates; 5:15. Mandrake. KROW Longhorn Joe. 8:30 P.

M. iFRC Capt. Midnight; 5:45. Tom Mix. KI'O Data with Judy.

KQW Harry Flan-nery: 5:45. news. KUO Jack Armstrong; 5:45, news. a P. M.

KFRC Gabriel Heatter; 6:15, real stories. KPO Amos 'n' KPO swlngtlme. Andy. i KGO Lombardo's Hill; 10:45. Congress speaks.

KGO Health; 10:45, Nit Club. ii p. n. KFRC News; 11:15, Stuart's orchestra. -KPO Swlngtlme.

KGO News; 11:15 sports. KQW News; 11:15. music. 11:30 P. M.

KFRC Dance; 11:45. news. KI'O Welk's 11 :55. news. KQW Dance; 11 :45, organ; 1 1 :55.

news. Orchestra. KQW Inner Sanc tum. KLX 6:15, dinner concert. 9:30 P.

M. KSFO Muslo for remembering. KFKO Forum. iPO Fibber Mc- Gee. KGO Talk: Music; 6:55, Front Page.

KQW My best. KVA Bay Mead-ows. 7 P. M. KFRC Forum; 7:15, overseas re-Tort.

KI'O Bob Hop. KGO Noble's 11:45. night. all KQW Stafford and Kassis Rites Set SACRAMENTO, Nov. 26.

AP) Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Assad G. Kassis. 64 year old Sacramento grocery chain owner, who died at his horfte here Saturday. 4 6 Nourished 47 Wrath 48 Mrs. Adam 49 Part of shoe 50 Watering place 53 By Yeitei day's Answers TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ASHMAN To th wife of Clarence M.

Ashman, 4425 20th Nov. 20, a daughter. ABLES To the wife of Roy M. Abies, 715 McAllister Nov. 21, a son.

ARNEY To the wife of Richard 8. Arney. 157 Highland Nov. 17, a daughter. APODACA To the wife of Lucas F.

Apo-daca, 72 Monterey Nov. 12, a daughter. BAIN To th wife of Earl Bain, 1261 urov inov. a uaugmer. BALDISSERI To th wife of Roland 0 Baldlsserri.

1550 Van Dyke Nov 20. a son. BAUER To th wlf of Richard C. Bauer, 2185 O'Farrell Nov. 18, a daugmer.

BLACK To th wife of Harold B. Black, BLATT To the w'ffe of Raymond O. Blatt. loss ureenwicn nov. is, a son, BRAUER To the wife of Raymond L.

Brauer. 1407 Francises Nov, 14, a daugnter. BEITZ To th wlf of Victor O. Belts, 947 Hayes Nov. 22.

a dauEhter. BEN1GNI To the wife of Mario E. Be 3121 Buchanan Nov. 12, a son. BERNSTEIN To th wife of Leo L.

Bernstein, 1771 31st Nov. 16, a son. BERRY To the wife of Warren J. Berry i unurcn rsov. ij, a son.

BEW To the wlf of Doley B. Bew, 151 Duncan Nov. 12. a son. BIBBERO To the wife of Donald 8.

Blb- bero, 1880 Jackson Nov. 19, a son. BLISS To the wife of Robert P. Bliss, 580 McAllister Nov. 16.

a daughter. BONINI To the wlf of Louis G. Bonlnl, 7 (jamonaKe nov. a aaugnter. BOOTH To the wife of William H.

Booth, 1954 Mason Nov. 15. a son. BOX To the wife of Donald M. Box, 1166 Farrell Nov.

11, a daughter. BROWN To the wife of Norman Brown, Brisbane, Nov. 18, a son. BRUZZONE To the wife of Mario Bruz- zone, 1520 Alemany Nov. 14, a son.

BUNKER To the wlf of Raymond A. BunKer, 2431 JJra inov. a son BURIEN To the wife of Joseph A. Btt rlen, 742A West Cantonment, Nov. 14, a aauumer.

CALONICO To th wife of Carmelo Ca-lonlco, 1405 18th St, Nov. 5, a daughter. CANO To the wife of Amador O. Cano, 144 Harold Nov. 13.

a daughter. CANO To the wife of George L. Cano, 4158 26th Nov. 20, a son. CARDIN To the wife of John E.

Cardln, 2011 26th Nov. 21. a son. CAREY To the wife of Clarence A. TJarey, 860 McAllister Nov.

21, a son. CAST AGNOLI To the wife of Arthur P. Castagnoll, 455 Lisbon Nov. 16, a daughter. CLARK To the wife of George F.

Clark 2016 Pine Nov. 20, a daughter. CHINN To the wife of Albert N. Chinn, 253 Beverlv Nov. 19.

a son. COLLINS To the wife of Daniel J. Col lins. 2606 19th Nov. 22.

a son. COOK To the wife of James L. Cook, 290 Roosevelt Way, Sept. 22, a daughter. COOLEY To the wife of Herbert V.

Cooley. San Bruno, Nov. 15, a daughter. CORSETTI To the wife of Richard Cor- settl, 1526 Newmomb Ave, Nov. 13, a COSTAMAGNA To the wife of Joseph Costamagna, 60 Paramount Nov.

14, a son. DAVI8 To the wife of Malen Davis, 177 Tara Nov. 12. a son. DeROUX To the wife of Harold E.

De Roux, 50 Golden Gate Nov. 17, a son. DODSON To the wife of Charles R. Dod- aon, Ban Carlos. Nov.

1, a son. ENOS To the wife of Albert C. Enos, 461 uoemngen inov. iu, a son. FRECHETTE To the wife of Alfred Frechette, 2167 32nd Nov.

19, a unuRiuer. FONG To the wife of Wing Suev Fong, 870 Clay Nov. 13. a daughter. FORE To the wife of Sam Fore, 1227 47th Nov.

21. a daughter. GALANTE To the wife of Jack C. Ga- lante, 1188 Green Nov. 15, a daugh ter.

Figl Slated to Assume Post; Reds Poor Third in Vote VIENNA, Nov. Figl, 43 year old chairman of the rightist Volkspartei, appeared slated tonight to become chancellor of Austria as a result of Sunday's national assembly elections. Figl said his party won the election by 51 per cent in defeating the Socialist Party of Chancellor Karl Renner, which ran second, and the Communists, who trailed a poor third. The Volkspartei, like the Socialist, is strongly Catholic. Figl said "hunger and cold drive people to extremes and we want to avoid that; for this reason we must askv help of the Allies." He also appealed for withdrawal of occupation troops from this "free and independent nation." COALITION FORESEEN.

"We must not only orientate ourselves eastward, but westward we want to be the bridge between the west and the east," he declared. "The Volkspartei is not going to take over the government alone. Every party la morally obligated to co-operate and to share responsibility." It was expected that Figl would form a coalition cabinet with all three parties represented. His Volkspartei is made up of ele ments opposed to state socialization. He is expected to head the National Assembly to be convened not later than December 12.

Returns from 89 provinces gave the Volkspartie 1,500,467 votes, the Socialists 1,353,047 and the Communists 168,856. Under the Austrian system of proportional representation, this indicated the Volkspartie would get between 86 and 88 of the National Assembly's 165 seats and the Socialists would win between 74 and 77, depending on whether the Communists win three or five seats. VICTORY CERTAIN. With four districts undecided and 12 unreported, the Volkspartie already had won 76 seats, the Socialists 70 and the Communists three. Most of the unreported districts were expected to be carried by the Volkspartie.

As expected, the Volkspartie showed the greatest strength in the provinces. I VaiiT'A New Refrigerator? Used fats are needed in making refrigerators, irons, and many other scarce items as well as soaps. TURN IN YOUtt USiD FATSI AUSTRIA PICKS NEW PREMIER iH a fl fl fl KAVANAVGH Anniversary msss ft James Kavanaugh at Star nf the 8 Church on Wednesday 7:31 a. m. ROSE KAVANAUOH.

Flo cam! to lamiam vol know sending flowers conveys mtttago of sympathy beyond compare. GIFTS Above Average in Quality Average in Cost FIGURINES CANDY DISHES CANDELABRA CERAMICS NEOCRAFT TRAYS VISITORS WELCOME PODESTA BALDOCCHI AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS FLORISTS 224 GRANT AVENUE SU. 6200 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERij ANGELO J. ROSSI FAMOUS FOR FLOWERS SINCE 1883 flowers nature's own expression for all social occasions FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHER 45 Grant Ave. DO.

8060 JOSEPH'S UNION SQUARIS 322 POST ST. DO. T210. MOHR TAMKE 2850 21ST ST. VA.

4013-40H Mills Building Flower Shop i MONTGOMERY U. 14 200 447. BROWN KENNEDY 3089 16TH ST. UN. 4127.

INC FUNERAL DIRECTORS President Mrs.J.S.Godtau Vlee-Pres. W.M.RIngtn Reasonable Prices Over Fifty Yean 41 Van Nt ntar Market Phono HEmlock 1230 San Francisco's Oldest and Most Reauttfu: Non-Saotsrlaa Perpetual Corn CEMETERY CREMATORY COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM TELEPHONE RANDOLPH 0590 Visit Woodlawn or rail: Supermtrndenl'i Office RAndolph 6S City Office: Phelan GArfield J704 lo all iaiint AGF.R In this city, Nov. 26, 1945, Mary beloved wife of th late Fred Ager, loving sister of Joseph and the late John William snd Frank Carroll: a native of nan rrancisco. A memDer of Third Order of St. Francis of Bt, Boniface Church.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from Chanel of Arthur J. Sullivan A Co Market St. bet. 15th and 16th; then to Sacred Heart Church, where a requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.

m. Inter ment, Hoiy uross cemetery. ANDERSON In this cltv. Novemhee 2R 1945, Mary F. Anderson, beloved mother of Virgil Q.

and Lyle Z. Anderson, loving msier or aiaoei waraweu of walla walla, a native of Oreenn. need kci Friends are Invited to attend th funeral services Tuesday at 1 p. at the Chapel of H. F.

Suhr 2919 Mis sion near zatn. inurnment, Wood- lawn i-oiumDarium. BALDOCCHI In this cltv. Nnvtmhtr 24. 1945.

Vincent, beloved husband of Julia Baldocchl, devoted father of Mrs. Evlyn Ceragloli, Vincent H. Baldocchl, brother or jhck uaiaoccm grandfather or Beverly aiiiiq biiu Diny icragiou; a native ot Italy. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday at 9 a. Ev ergreen Memorial.

McAvov-O'Hara Gearv Blvd. at Tenth thence to ft. amies unurcn. runston and Juoan wnere reauicm mass will be celebrated at 9:30. Interment, Italian Cemetery.

Rosary Monday evening. 8:30. BRODKRSFN In this city. Nov. 2fl, 1945.

William E. Brodersen, beloved husband of the late Ltzetta Brodersen. A member of Presidio Lodge 354. F. A A.

S. F. Lodge Royal Arch Masons; S. F. Bodies, A.

4 A. 8. R. California Council No. 2.

R. ft 8. 8. No. 183.

O. E. Islam Temple, A. A. O.

N. M. 8. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday. Nov, 28.

at 1 p. at the Maneely Chapel, Dlvlsa-dero St. at O'Farrell, under the auspices yt Presidio Lodge 354, F. A. M.

BRrNKHORST In this cltv. November 25. 1945. Amalla. beloved wife of the late Louis Drunanorst, loving mother of Mrs.

Doris C. Canel nd Inhn Brunkhorst; a native of Germany, aged vt years, a memoer oi Bt. Marks Women's Aid Society. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday. November 27th, at 2 o.

at the St. Mark's Lutheran Church. 1135 O'Farrell St. Friends may call at the family residence, 1815 Lyon until 1 d. m.

Tuesday. Interment, wypress Lawn Memorial parn. I Maneely Service.) COON In this city. Nov. 24.

1945. Frank Coon; a native of New Mexico, aged 60 years. A requiem mass will be offered for ine repose or nis soul at a. m. Wednesday, Nov.

28. at St. Patrick's Church, 756 Mission St. (Gray s. Dlvisadero 8t.

at Post.) Ct'RTISS In this cltv. Nov. 25. 1945. Harriett E.

Curtlss. loving mother of riaune Williams. Mrs. Roue Rov. Mrs Marion Brownell.

Mrs. Gertrude Zukow-skl and beloved sister of Mm. Ethel Long. Mrs. Eleanor Flevslaben.

Mrs. Eva Ruthland. Mrs. Mfcrgaret Miller and Blanche and Fred Gllmore: a native of Massachusetts, aged Bo years. Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral services Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 clock, at the chapel of Halsted-Dlerks cor.

Dlvisadero and McAllister Kts. Interment. Woodlawn Memorial I'arK. DOHERTY In this city. 25.

1945, James William, beloved husband of Theresa J. Doherty. loving brother of Edmund. Charles, Harold. Mary, Mar garet.

Sadie snd Gertrude Doherty; a native of San Francisco. The funeral will take place Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 9:30 a. from the Memorial Chaoels of Carew English. Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St.

Brlgld'a Church, Van Ness Ave. at Broadway, where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy cross cemetery. FAFRI In this city, Nov.

28, 1945, Rod ney Chris Fafrl. dearly beloved son of Emll and Myrna Fairl, loving brother of jean Farri, grandson or Mrs. Edith Johnson and Mrs. Margaret GUI. A native of Ban Francisco, aged 3 years.

Friends may call at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th. Notice of funeral later. GAI.ATOIRE In this city.

November 25. i4a. Marjone loving wire or uaston H. Galatolre, devoted mother of Marjorle Yvonne and Roger Galatolre, daughter of Sara J. Nordhelm.

sister of Walter, Ethel and Ted Hordheim; a native of Iowa. Friends are Invited to attend th services Wednesday. November 28 at 1:30 p. m. from the Peter Manendi Mortuary, 1340 Golden Gate near Fillmore St.

CEOUGE In this city. Nov. 24, 1945, Re-glna Madeline George, beloved wife of Grover C. George, loving mother of Mrs. A.

W. Kenney, devoted grandmother of Grover. Artnur and t'atsy Kenney. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning, Nov. 27, at St.

Cecelia's Church. 17th between IHloa and Vicente Street, where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 ciock. uray uivisaoero tit. at ost. HALL At Hollister.

November 24 1945, Robert George Hall, beloved husband of Josephine T. Hall, loving father of Hugh M. and James R. Hall, devoted grandfather of Judith and Komn Han. Funeral services 11 i.

in, Wednesday, November 28. at the Chapel of Grace. Grace Cathedral, California and Jones Streets. Gray Dlvisadero Bt. at fost.

HARRISON In this city, Nov. 25, 1945, Lee Ora, dearly beloved wife of Miles P. Harrison, loving daughter of Mrs. Ruth Redman, loving sister of Pfc. Arthur Hiignes.

U.S.A.; a native oi can Francisco. Calif. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m. from the chapel of the United Undertakers 1096 So.

Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to St. Anthony's Church where a reaulem high Mass will be celebrated at a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Ce-nctery.

HOI. BROOK At rest, Nov. 26, 1945. Elizabeth dearly beloved wife of the late James M. Holhrook, loving mother THE WEATHER Ban Francisco and the Bay Area Cloudy today and tomorrow, with occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow; little temperature change: moderate to occasional fresh southwest wind.

Northern California Cloudy todav and tomorrow, with moderate light rain In extreme north portion today, reaching central oortlon tonight: little temperature change: moderate to fresh southwest wind north coast and northwest wind south coast. Sierra Nevada Cloudv todav and to-mnrrnui with inturmlitent anow over ex treme northern ranges todav. reaching southern ranges tomorrow; rain at low elevations: colder tomorrow. Sacramento Vellev Cloudv today and tomorrow, with lntermltten rain in north portion todav. reaching south portion tonight: little temperature change.

Santa Clara and Llvermore Valleys Cloudv todav and tomorrow, with occasional light rain tonight and tomorrow; Iltflii tpmiierfltlire chance San Jnaauln and Salinas Valleys Cloudy today and tomorrow, with occasional ngnt rain In north portion tomorrow; little temperature change. Ancrplen unit vlclnltv Clear today. except for some high thin clouds; slightly warmer. Southern California Generally clear, except for some high thin clouds today; slightly warmer In west portion and warm er east portion. TEMIRATIKKS 4:30 t.

Momiav. November 26 Paclflo toast Station HI. Lo.l Pacific Coast Station HI. Auburn 58 4 Eureka 60 50 Fort Bragg. 63 52 Fresno 64 37 King 69 35 Los Angeles 74 49 Oakland 63 44 Reno 59 Roseburg Sacramento San Fr'clsro.

S. F. Airport. Sunnyvale Susanville. 58 63 62 63 52 62 Portland 54 431 Red 55 48 Williams KncrlaJ San Francisco Report.

Seasonal temperature to date. 4.79; seasonal to date last year. 6.56 inches. Normal to date. 3.53: seasonal normal, 22.02 Inches.

Hlarhest temnerature this vear. R7 de grees, Jun 16: lowest temperature this season. 46 degrees. November 24. (Season began July 1.

ends June 30) Sun, Moon and Tide TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27 Sun rises 7:02 am Sun sets 4:52 pin Moon rises 12:20 am Moon sets 1 :43 pm MIVK.MHt.K 'I TO lr.l r.JlBMt Day Time Ht. Time Ht. Time Ht. Time Ht.

Hign. lo. High. Low. 27.6:58 5.2 13:11 2.4 18:23 4.0 Low.

High. Low. High. 28.0:35 0.6 29.1:22 1.0 30.2:04 1.4 1.2:44 1.8 2.321 2.2 7:39 5.4 8:11 5.5 8:46 5.6 9:18 5.7 9:43 5.7 14:08 1.8 19:36 3.5) 14.49 1.3 20:41 3.9 15:30 0.7 21:38 4.0 16:05 0.3 22:30 4.1 23:18 4.2 nella. loving grandfather of David and Diane Daniels: a native of San Fran- clscn Friends are Invited to attend funeral Wednesday.

Nov. 28. 1945. at 0:30 a. from Duggan's.

3434 17th thence to St. Peter Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered at 10 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

KING In thla cltv. Nov 24. 1945. Mar tin beloved husband of the late Mary Ann King, loving brother of Delia Erick-son. Annie Mltchel and the late Mary Edwards.

Margaret Bunn and Elizabeth McCranev, devoted uncle of William J-McCranev; a native ot County Galway. Ireland. Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral Tuesday at 9 a. from the chapel of the United Undertakers, 1096 South Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to All Hallows Church, where a requiem high-mass will be celebrated at a m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. KIRSCHBEKG In this cltv. Nov. 25, 19 15.

Slgmund. beloved husband of.Au- relia Kirschberg. devoted father of Mrs. Bertram Wolfaohn and Mrs. Ben Blade, loving brother of Joseph 8.

Kirschberg and Mrs. Al. Walness. loving grandfather of Robert 8. and Margery Lee Wolfaohn and Bonnie Joy Blade.

A member of Paul Revere Lodge No. 462. F. ft A. 8an Francisco Bodies.

Scottish Rite; Islam Temple: San Francisco Lodge No. 21. the B'nal B'rlth. and trustee of Con gregation sneriin Israel. Services Tuesday.

2 p. Sinai Memorial Chanel. Dlvisadero St. at Geary Entombment. Portals of Eternity.

RESTEER In this city. Nov. 25. 1945, Amalla, wife of the late Henry Kestler. loving mother of Henry O.

and Pauline J. Kestler, sister of Mrs. Louise Schraft. Edward. Rudolph and Gustave Maler; a native of San Francisco, aged 73 years.

A member of Golden Gate Council no. 4 D. of A. Friends and acquaintances are respect fully Invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 2 p.

from the Peter Magendie Mortuary, 1340 Golden Gate Ave. near Fiumore Bt. interment Olivet Memorial Park. LEGLER In this city, Nov. 25.

1945. Clara beloved wile or tne late An-tone A. Legler. Funeral (private) Tuesdav. 2 o.

m. from Jas. H. Rellly ft 29th and Dolores sts. interment, wooaiawn w.e morlal Park.

LOCKE In this city. Nov. 24. 1945, Ray mond beloved son of Nellie G. and the late Hollls Locke, loving brother of Frank S.

Locke and Mrs. Mlgnon Gift. A member of California Lodge No. 1, F. A.

M. Private funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 26, 1945. (Ashley ft McMullen Service.) LOOPER In this city, November 22. 1915.

Rov Eugene, loving son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Looper. brother of Shirley and Betty Looper; a native of San Francisco, need 1 vear.

Priate funeral services wjre held Monday. (Peter Magendie Mortuary Services.) LIKE In this city. Nov. 24. 1945, George dearly beloved husband of Josephine Luke, devoted son of the late George D.

and Mabel Luke, loving brother of Leo and the late Raymond Luke; a native of San Francisco. A member of Dolores Parlor No. 208. N. 8, G.

Harbor Chapter No. 1, California Stats Employes Association, ana operating Engineers, Local No. 3, A. F. of L.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend th funeral services on Tuesday at 2 p. at the 'Memorial Chapels of carew Kngusn, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave. Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. DOLORES PARLOR NO. 208, N.

8. O. W. Officers and members are re quested to attend the services for our late Drotner, George v. LUKe, Monaay evening, Nov.

26th, 8:45 o'clock, at carew jsnghsn, 350 Masonic Ave. (Signed) VICTOR J. I.AMPE, Pres. FRED HENRY, Secty. MAGNIN Tn this cltv.

Nov. 25. 1945. Samuel Magnln. beloved husband of the late Sarah Magnln.

loving ratner or victor E. Magnln, Mrs. Harry Ross. Mrs. Sidnev Sloane and Grover John Magnln.

Private services were held Monday afternoon. (Halsted 1123 Sutter St.) nl artiiam in oan rraiuisco. iiov. 1945. James beloved husband of Phvllls Mantach.

loving son of Peter G. Mantach of San Francisco, brother of Mrs. Margaret Rlttler and Patricia Mantach of San Leandro and the late Myra Mantach. grandson of May MacDonald of Scotland, cousin of Robert Mantach of Oakland, nephew of Mrs. Ernest May of England and Mrs.

James MacDonald of Scotland: a native of Scotland, aged 41 vears. A member of Acorn Lodge No. 494. A A. of Oakland: P.

8. E. A. Association of San Francisco, and the Tenth Ave. Baptist Church of Oakland.

ifnnnria nnnera nleflse conv. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Mission Chanel of the Robinson Brothers Mortuary. 1901 Frultvale Oakland, Tuesday. November 27. 1945, at clock P.

m. services unner me hub-nfrps of Acorn T.nriee No. 494. F. ft A and Reverend Harold N.

Gelstwelt nt tha Tanth Ave Bnntlst Church offici ating. Concluding services. Chapel of Memories. (Phons KEllogg 4-30711 MAY Tn Oakland, Nov. 26, 1945, Francis husband of the late Louisa May, loving father of Forrest J.

T. May, brother of Mrs. J. Stokes of London. England; a native of England.

A member of United Commercial Travelers. Friends are Invited to attend the serv ices Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1945, at 2 clock p. at cnapei or me urks, Oakland Mortuary. 3007 Telegraph Oakland, Inurnment, California Crematory.

MAYER In this city. Nov. 25, 1945, An drew, cherished nusDand or Annie Mayer, adored father of Andrew P. and the late George F. Mayer, devoted brother of Mrs.

Lena L. Wall and the late Fred G. Williams. Joseph and Adoipn Mayer; a native of San Francisco, aged 76 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, Nov.

28, at 8:30 a. from "Wleboldt's" Funeral Parlors, 835 Valencia St. bet. 19th and 20tn sts. thence to St.

Bridget's Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at a. m. interment. Holy cross cemetery. McKENNAN In San Francisco, Nov.

26. 1945. Frederick beloved husband of June McKennan, loving son of Mr. and' Mrs. W.

H. McKennan, brother of Mrs. Lois Barrett, Mrs. Margaret Kamlnskl, Mrs. Frances Mess and W.

H. McKennan aged 36 years. Friends sre Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1945, at 1:30 o'clock p. at Keaton's Mortuary, Ban Rafael.

Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, Ban Bruno. MITCHELL In this cltv. Nov. 25. 1945.

Wirt beloved husband of Elizabeth Mitchell, loving father of Walter L. Mitchell and Mrs. Donald Busneii or se attle. Mrs. W.

T. Jones. Caroline and Mnrv Mitchell. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon, 1 o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted ft 1123 Sutter St. Interment.

Seattle, Washington MONAHAN In this cltv, November 25, 1945. James beloved brother of Jennie Monahan and the late Joseph, Charles and Elizabeth A. Monahan. The funeral will take place Thursday. November 29.

at 8:30 a. from the Mpmnrhil Thanels of Carew ft English, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to SI. Marv Cathedral, van Ness Ave. at O'Farrell where requiem mass will ha offaraH for tha renose of his Soul. commencing at 9 m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. MOSEK In New York. November 17th 1945, Emma W. Moser, beloved wife of the late Julius Moser. loving mother of Ernest and Herman Moser, grandmother of Ernest J.

Moser of Army Air Corps and Mrs. Shirley Ames. Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral services Thursday, Nov. 29th. at 3 p.

at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. 1580 Frultvale Ave. Friends may call at the Clarence N. cooper Mortuary Wednesday evening.

j-4114. Ml RPIIV In Fresno. Nov 25 1945. Shlela A. Murphy, loving sister of Hannah F.

Murphy or Jresno. cam. Mrs. Mollle Murnhy Toomev of Ireland, Eiurene and James Murphv of Rich mond. Daniel Murphv of San Francisco.

John Murphv of Concord. aunt of Teddv and Man-Joan Murphv of Concord. a native of Mt. Music, Macroon, County Cork. Ireland Friends and acquaintances are respect-fully Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday.

Nov. 28. 1945. at 9:30 a. from the Ryan Funeral Home, Macdonald Ave.

at 34th Richmond, thence to St. Mark's Church, where a reuiilem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at. 10 a. m. Interment, St.

Joseph's Cemeterv. There will be a recitation of the rosary Tuesday evening at 9:30 o'clock. O'NEILL lu this city, Nov. 25, 1915, Edmund dearly beloved husband of Porothv J. O'Neill and loving father of John H.

and Edmund M. O'Neill Jr. Funeral notice later. Remains at Gant- 4 5 6 7 8 9 hO 111 12 T5 14 7s IS It TfT 21 22 23 2p 24 15" 2fT" 27 28 7 29 WJQ 31 32 33 IP34 35 36 Tl Wy 38 39 40 41 IP42 L-S 1 46" 47 48 49" 50 SI 52 53 54 55 56 57 GILBERT To the wife of Norman L. Gil bert.

2214 32nd Nov. 9. a son. GINOTTI To the wife of William P. Gl- notti, 4J igmn Nov.

20, a daughter. GONZALEZ To the wife of Vincent Gonzalez. 1367 Noe Nov. 19, a son. GORDON To the wife of Henderson Gordon, Double Rock Nov.

22, a daughter. GRUMME To th wlf of Frederick 3. C. rum me, 415 Garces Nov. 16, a daughter.

GULLION To the wlf of Paul D. Gul-llon, 5640 Mission Nov. 16, a son. HALD-H ALDEN To the wife of J. L.

Hald-Halden, 230 Tenth Nov. 12. a son. HATCH To the wife of Joseph A. Hatch 403 Garces Nov.

17, a son. HAUCK To the wife of Arthur T. Hauck, jo.in ion isov. zi. a daugnter.

HENDERSON To the wife of lius Hen derson, 27 Dakota Nov. 14, a daughter. HERSHEL To the wife of Harry L. Her- cuei, juju lam no v. it, a aaugnter.

HE8SELEIN To the wife of Emll E. Hes- seiein. uaiy uuy, imov. a daugnter. HEWINS To the wife of Elvln H.

Hewlns, 420 Vldal Nov. 20, a son. HIER To the wife of William H. Hier. 2142 28th Nov.

18, a daughter. HIRHCHBERG Berthold W. HlrschberS, 829 44th Nov. 14 a inn. HOLMES To the wife of DeOrr E.

Holmes, reiaiuma, inov. is, a son. IVORY To the wife of Thomas V. Ivory, 2524 Lombard Nov. 15, a daughter.

JOHNSON To the wife of Terrence F. jonnson, 4a Cordova Nov. 10, a daughter, JOHNSON To the wife of Robert M. Johnson, 1439 Revere Nov. 21, a son.

KAIN To the wife of Daniel Kaln, 2019 oan jose inov. 4a, a son. KEARNEY To the wife of Wallace L. k'nmir 911 Plvnll ttt nv IV a KEATING To the wife of John Keat ing, 100 vicksburg Nov. 18, a son, KEENAN To the wife of Hugh Keenan, Alto.

Marin County. Nov. 22. a daughter. KIMMELL To the wile of Edward Kim- mell, 107 Ninth Nov.

19, a daugh ter. KLINGENBERG To the wife of George Kllngenberg, 1125 DeHaro Nov. 9, a son. LABATE To the wife of Rlnaldo J. La- Date.

o3j Holly fark circle, Nov. 12, a daughter. LAWS To the wife of Clyde Laws, 52 iaea way, inov. a son. LEHRE To the wife of Andre C.

Lehre, 2174 4otn Nov. is, a son. MAHAN To the wife of John B. Mahan 174 Ashton Nov. 14.

a son. MARINOS To the wife of John D. Marines, 541 24th Nov. 20, a daugh ter. MENARD To the wife of Alan G.

Menard 408 Buchanan Nov. 14. a son. MIRAVALLE To the wife of Pasauale P. Mlravalle, 25 Varennes Nov.

19, a eon. MONTGOMERY To the wife of Clifford I Montgomery, 20 Hlguera Nov. 14, a son. Marriage Llrenies Issued MARRIAGE Health Certificates and Tests complete. SZ.50.

C. R. Wright. M. and Staff, at 8.

F. Laboratories. 9-7: Sat. 9-4. Est.

30 vrs. 690 Market, 8th fl. DO. 4926 PU1S18-LANG Cyprian Pulsls 29, and Violet T.nne hnth 33.1 T.lnroln Wnv KOCHE-PATRICK Frank Koche. 30.

Daly tity. ana catnerlne 24, 41 Goottlneen. GODDEN-BELKE Chriss Godden. 36, and Lillian Belke. 24.

both of 1325 Vallejo. JACKSON-HOUSE Johnnv Jackson. 36, zuuz Hucnanan. and Geneva House, 2s, 2096 Pine. CARTWRIGHT-KIERCE Richard Cart- wrIEht.

25. and Anne Klerce. 19. both Oakland. GOODWIN-TORLAKSON John Goodwin, 28.

741 Thirty-fourth and Joan Tor la son. 2S. 806 Fortv-seventh Ave. HEMPHILL-BROWN William Hemphill Z7. ill sterner, and ueuy crown, iv 1444 Seventh Ave.

CLOUGH LEY -HART Sterling Cloughley, 47. 1735 Hvde. and Dorothy Hart. 43. 1440 Washlneton.

DAILEY-HOFF Thomas Dalley. 24. 1217 Mission, and Violet Hoff, 20. 1410 South van Ness. GONG-GOOT Gong Font.

32. U. 8. and Goot Fong. 20, 1024 Powell.

TAD LOCK-PIERCE George Tadlock. 21 Charlotte. N. and Betty Pierce, 19, 159 Lower Terr. FLYNN-8T.

JOHN Robert Flvnn. 27. Saginaw. and Patricia St. John.

22, Flint Mlrh MEIER-VON WINCKLER Hans Meier, 28, San Jose, and Constance Von Winck-ler. 21. 630 Gearv. MULLER CONTRERAS Werner Muller, 25. Albanv.

N. and Carmen Contre-ras. 23. National Cltv. RENNINGER-8MITH John Rennlncer.

36. 244 Hollowav. and Margaret Smith, 28, 3086 Market. HAMBERGER-KRAFT Maurice Hamber-ger. 32.

1555 Francisco, and Lillian Kraft. San Dieeo. KING-COLLINS James King. 22. and Elsie Collins.

20. both 2689 Pine. KKCK-DENNIS William Keck. 18. 4168 Twentv-flfth and Letltia Dennis.

19, 1604 Jones. BEAM-TUT A Frank Beam, 25. Newcastle. Ind. and Sylvia Tutal.

23. Milwaukee. Wis. MURPHY-CARTER Elga Murrhv. 22.

and Anna Carter. 20. both 233 Chattanooga. MILES-STEED Fred Miles. 43, and Nona Steed.

42. both San Jose. Auction Sales BUTTERFIELD BUTTERFIELD 124 Sutter at Van Ness. ORdway 1362 FINE EXAMPLES OF OLD WORLD CULTURE AND CRAFTSMANSHIP The Furniture and Interior Fitments of one of San Frarclsco's Fine Residences at 2700 Broadway The Complete Gallery of (he Eminent Artist CLARK HOBART And Rare and Valuable Additions SECOND SESSION TODAY TUESDAY AT 1 P. M.

Numbers 301-600 Concluding Session Tomorrow, Wednesday, at the same hour. FRED R. BUTTERFIELD, Auctioneer Member Northern California Auctioneers Board of Control HARBAND'S 540 Golden Gale Ave. near Van Ness PRospect 2044 Home Furnishings and Embellishments AUCTION TODAY Tuesday at 11 A.M. Bedroom rt In full mid twin l.e.

8 ami 10 piece dinlnir room nets, flour anil table Inmpn, liv ififlr room ptff. club ohalm. pictures, pnlntinica, mirrors, Dresden and other European china, cut sv I mm. plRtewnre, nil kinds of bric-n-brac. Orlentnl rue, linen, curtnlnsi, ilrnpcrlcs.

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