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to had was his been 73. a was Good- July hearing hearing 23. J. July July July 25. 24.

Watson, Led S.F. Vet Groups Funeral services for George Villiam Watson, active in veterans affairs here, will be onight at 8 o'clock at the daneely-Matthews Chapel, Divisadero and 'Farrell Sts. Mr. Watson died at his nome, 1478 39th Monday Ifter a lengthy illness. He vas 65.

He was past state and naIonal commander-in-chief of he National American Vettrans, founder and past comnander of Sergeant Charles I. Gavin Post 9626 of the Vettrans of Foreign Wars, past commander and organaizer of he Veterans of World War I Parracks 68 and a life memyer of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 3. He was also past commander of Mission Post 347 of the American Legion and recipient of numerous Legion and VFW citations for mempership activities. For the past 16 years Mr. Watson was an accountant employed by the Municipal Railway.

He was a native of Dakland and saw active duty in Europe in World War I as a sergeant. He is survived by his wife, Violet. Mrs. Dahlie Loeb, of Old S. F.

Family Mrs. Dahlia H. Loeb, member of a prominent pioneer San Francisco family, died in New York City on Friday, it was learned here yesterday. Mrs. Loeb, who was born here in 1868, was the mother of Gerald M.

Loeb, millionaire broker and senior partner in the firm of E. F. Hutton Company. Mr. Loeb, who graduated from Lowell High School, has lived in New York and Connecticut since 1923.

His book, "Battle for Investment Survival," has been a best-seller for years in financial circles. Mrs. Loeb's father was one of the 49ers, who walked across the Isthmus of Panama with Flood, Mackay and Fair. Memorial services will be held here for Mrs. Loeb in August.

Her ashes will be buried in the family plot in the Home of Peace Cemetery in San Bruno. CLAUDE M. BAKER Funeral services will be held Friday for Claude M. Baker, long time international president and vice president of the International Typographical Union and former president of the ITU Local 21 here, Mr. Baker, 70, died Monday at the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs, Colo.

He had been flown to Colorado from here after suffering a stroke in June. Born in Macon, Mr. Baker joined ITU Local 8 in Kansas City in 1913. During the First World War he served as an artilleryman in the battery captained by former President Harry Truman. The two remained friends.

Mr. Baker, nationally known as a standard-setting union leader in the stormy 30's, served as president of Local 21 from 1926-31 and again from 1945-55, and International ITU vice president 1932-38, then president from 1938-44. He is survived by his wife, Ida, of Berkeley; a daughter, Mrs. W. Struven, San Carlos; and a brother, Cecil, of Kansas City.

Services will be at 10:45 a. m. Friday at the Reilly Co. Chapel, 29th St. and Dolores, with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery.

JOSEPH P. KEHOE SACRAMENTO, July (AP)-Joseph P. Kehoe, retired Sacramento business executive and civic leader, died Tuesday in Carmichael home. He member Kehoe Board of Control of the State under former Governor J. win Knight and reappointed by Governor Edmund G.

Brown. He retired from the three-man board in De- 8. July over 25. 27, un- ter be and loney, thence o'clock, St. Services of to 1, 9 St.

a. of m. one Requiem S. Denise 53 St. 12, of FUNERALS For more complete information and the address of the funeral director, refer to individual death notice below: Deceased Time Agricola, Rosario 9:00 a.m.

Baker, Claude M. 10:45 a.m. Barsi, Anna 8:30 a. m. Beckman, Adele 11:00 a.m.

Bledsoe, Hugh 0. 2:00 p. m. Calloway, William 10:00 a. m.

Child, Sarah B. 11:00 a. m. Crandall, Lucile Morgan Private Dema, Prokopy E. (Peter) 2:00 p.

m. Driscoll, George Eleanor 8:45 m. Duffy, Frank 8:30 a. m. Fraser, Roy 12:45 p.m.

Fredrickson, Carl A. 10:00 a. m. Frolli, Joe 11:00 a.m. Galvin, John 8:30 a.

m. Gotelli, Glambattista 9:00 a.m. Harms, Otto G. Services Harriman, Jamie T. 2:15 p.m.

Haynes, Jay M. 7:30 p. m. Henry, Mary J. 9:15 a.

m. Johnson, Alex 10:30 a. m. Joseph. Joseph 10:30 a.m.

Kane, Joe Loeb, Dahlia Private Memorial Lopez. Mario 8:30 a.m. Luttrell, Trotwood Irma 1:30 p.m. Lyons, Anne 10:00 a. m.

Madigan, Clair 10:30 a. m. Mahoma, Manuel 8:15 a.m. Mauberret, Henriette M. Minton, Frances 8:15 a.m.

Molloy, (Adler) Sina 1:30 p.m. Ortega, Mary 9:00 a. m. Osten. Fred C.

Page, Clarence Henry Services were Raineri, Philip Private services held Ruppel, John S. 8:30 a.m. Seibel, Frederick Lacey Private services Sheehan, John (Jack) W. 8:30 a.m. Sheehan, Mary Lucille Smith, Melvin.

J. 10:30 a.m. Thayer, Frances Watson, George William 8:00 p.m. Watt, Helen A. 1:00 p.m.

AGRICOLA- -In Guerneville, July 1962. Rosario J. Agricola, dearlv beloved husband of Caterina Agricola, loving father of Rudolph Agri: cola, and Maria Alioto, idolized grandfather of Marc and Michael Agricola and Leslie and Tony Agricola A native of Italy, aged 70 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday. July 12, at 9.

m. from the Chapel of VALENTE MARINI PERATA 649 Green thence to St. Vincent de Paul Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. commencing at 9:30 m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary, Wednesday, evening. at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. BAKER--In Colorado Springs.

Colo. July 9. 1962. Claude beloved hus. band of Ida Baker; devoted father of Mrs.

Maralyn Struven: endeared brother of J. Cecil Baker. A native of Missouri: aged 70 years. Past president of International Typographical Union and S. Typographical Union No.

21, and World War I veteran. Friends may call Wednesday after 6 p. m. Funeral Friday, 10:45 a. from REILLY CO.

29th and Dolores Sts. Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

BARSI-In this city, July 9, 1962. Anna Barsi, dearly beloved wife of the late Constantino P. Barsi, loving mother of Mrs. Rose Ruggiero and Ralph Barsi, dear sister of Mrs. Zaira Henderix, Mrs.

Rose Hendrix, Pauline Stratta and Domenic Stratta. grandmother of Connie and Eddie Ruggiero, Raiph and David BarSi. mother in of Mary Barsi and Edward Ruskiero, sister-in-law of Arnold and Leo Hendrix and Laura Stratta. also survived by many nieces and nephews: native of Itely, A member of Catholic Ladies Aid Society of St. Finn.

Barrs Church. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday at 8:30 a. m. from the Chapel of H. F.

SUHR 2919 Mission near 25th thence to St. Finn Barr's Church, Edna and Hearst where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 o'clock. Rosary. Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock, Interment, Italian Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p.

m. Officers and members of Branch Catholic Ladies Aid Society, and Holy Rosary Confraternity kind. ly assemble for the Mass at 9 o'clock Thursday morning for our late sister, Anna Barsi. Mrs. Wm.

Mahoney, Pres. Br. C.LA.S. Mrs. Francis Cisek, Pres.

H.R.C. BECKMAN-In this city, July 9, 1962. Adele, dearly beloved wife of Henry Beckman: loving sister of Alla Bajan. A native of Russia. Funeral services Thursday at 11 m.

at ant ner Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market St, at Duboce Ave. intermen. Cypress Lawn morial Park. BLEDSOE-In San Rafael, July 9, 1962, Hugh O. Bledsoe: beloved father of Olive V.

Bledsoe of San Rafael and Hugh 0. Bledsoe Jr. of San Jose. A native of Missouri, aged 80 years. Friends invited to attend the funeral Thursday, July 12, 1962, at p.

m. at the Harry M. Williams Mortuary, Third St. at San Rafael. Interment, Mount Tamalpais Cemetery, San Rafael, CALLOWAY -In this city, July 8.

1962. William J. Calloway, dearly beloved husband of Angela Marie Calloway loving father of Michael James. William Patrick and Colleen Rose Calloway, dear brother of Harvey George. Robert Gene and David Glenn Calloway, nephew of Rose and William Madigan.

A native of San Francisco. A member of Painters Union, Local No. 1158. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Wednesday at 10 of H. F.

SUHR a at the Chapel 2919 Mission near 25th St. terment Italian Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. CHILD--in this city, July 9, 1962, Sarah B.

Child, beloved wife of the late George R. Child, loving sister T. of the late May Morrison; native of San Francisco, aged 98 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral 11 a m. Wednesday, July 11, at Gray's, Divisadero St.

at Post. CRANDALL- -July 6, 1962, Lucile Morgan Crandall of Piedmont; beloved wife of Giles G. Crandall; loving mother of Mrs. James Wieking and Sheldon E. Crandall; grandmother of Linda Wieking: daughter of the late Laurence and Edith Morgan: sister of Mrs.

H. Martin (Fay) Niemoeller. A native of California. Private services were held Tuesday morning, July 10, Memorial remembrances may be made to your favorite charity, (Humboidt County papers, please copy.) Albert Brown Mortuary, Oakland DEMA-July 1962. Prokopy E.

(Peter) Dema. A native of Alaska: aged 61 years. Friday afternoon, 2 at Haisted 1123 SutInterment, Serbian Cemetery. DRISCOLL-In Santa Cruz, July 1962, George Eleanor, survived by numerous nieces aged and 83 nephews: years, A native S. member of St.

Patrick's Church, Watsonville. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday. July 12, at m. from Mehl's Colonial Chapel, 222 E. Lake Watsonville.

thence to St. Patrick's Church, where a Requiem Mass Rosary will be offered 9 a. m. Wednesday evening, July 11, 1962. 7:30 o'clock, Interment.

Watsonville Catholic Cemetery. DUFFY-July 10, 1962, Frank beloved husband of Alice Duffy, loving father of Frank Mrs. Barbara Ruano, Mrs. Joyce Castleberry, Lawrence W. and Sandra, Timothy and Dennis Duffy, brother of Edward.

Thomas, and Mrs. Anita Magrandfather of Susan Felix Mark Ruano, and Janet Duffy. A native aged years. A member of Teamsters Union Local 85.8 Rosary Thursday, 8 p. m.

Services Friday, 8:30 st. daphne SFFS church Peter's Catholic where a Mass will Church offered at FRASER-In San Meteo, July 9, 1962. Roy R. Fraser, beloved husband of Viola Fraser of San Mateo, Vital I San Francisco Births July 10, 1962 Born to Mr. and ALBA, Ronald David.

320 Winchester Daly Citv. June 30, girl. ANCHETA. Francheta, 115 Broad July 2. girl.

BREWER. Joe. 235 Mississippi June 30, boy. BING. William Angus, 38 Carr June 29.

girl. BOBBIT. Clinton. 1050 Palou July 3. bov.

CAPILI. Rito. 534 21st July 1. bov. CAPOTE, Douglas James.

1213-A York June 28. girl. CLARKS. Survalvin, 471-A Minna June 29. girl.

CLEMONS. Kvzr. 22 Clyde June 28. girl, CHIN, Jim Yu Charm. 1420 Tavior June 20.

girl. CHIN. Yook Hon. 824-J Pacific June 28. bov.

CORRALES. Frank, 318 Harriet June 30. twins, girl, boy. CHUNG. Dai Tau.

1308 Powell Apt. June 10. girl. DE LUCCA. Salvatore Joseph.

94 West View, June 27. boy. ENG. Foo Neon. 711 Pacific June 22, girl.

EATON, Joseph 258 Ramsell St. June 30. airl. ECHOLS, Richard William, 518 June 29, boy. ECKLUND.

William Albert, 4831 Pebble Glen Drive. Jose, June 21. bov. FAILS. Jimmie Harriel 638 Waller June 29, boy.

FERNANDES. Carl Joseph. 407 14th Juiv bov. GREEN, Weslev. 226 Waller June 27, girl.

GRIFFIN, John James. 1770 Pine Apt. 404. June 15. bov.

GOON. Tommy Cheong, Nobles Alley. Apt. 201, June boy. GUERRERO, Rene.

442-A Fell June 27, girl. HALL. Joseph Stanley Jr. 1319 Geneva June 30. boy.

HODGES." Kenneth Wayne, 320 Turk 18. girl, HOPKINS. Herman Lee. 122 Baker June 30. girl.

HORNSBY, Lionel Maurice. 2440-A Fulton June 30. boy. HOSKINS. Gene.

2408 Polk 17, HOWARD, Gerald Lee, 117 Del Monte South San Francisco, June boy. MUT. boy Sue 1333 Grant July JEONG, William. 6 Doric Alley, June girl, JOHNS, James, Kostantine. 83 Sylvan June 27.

boy. JOHNSON, 1. Paul Hayward. 1285 Innes July girl. KELLEY.

Edward Thomas. 35 Culebra Terrace, June 22. boy. KING. James Ernest.

43 Carl Apt. KNIGHT. June Fredrick girl. James. 1262 June 29.

girl, KOLENKO, Serge, 1431 46th June Milo 670 Navy Road. LAW. Building Howard 6-F. Caldwell. 624 boy Belvedere June 29.

boy. LEONG, Wilfred DouR. 1448-A Sacramento 1642 Hyde girl, St. LEW. Chung.

June 18, LEWIS. Penson, 2504 Otis Drive, Alameda, June 15. boy, MeNALLY, 2. Walter girl. Henry.

1120 Union McLEOD. Roland. 7978 Elgin Lanne. Pleasanton, June 16. girl.

McGINTY, John Francis. 3469 Jackson 30. girl. MCINTOSH, Norman Benjamin. 151 Beaumont Pacifica, July 2.

boy. NABONG. Jesus Pineda. 625 Dolores June 27. girl.

NELSON. Clifford Warner, 19 Brewster St. June 30. bov. NINO.

Peter Cisneros, 305 San Carlos June 28. boy. RICHARDS, James Arthur 307 NorthRoad, Apt. 12-B. June 30.

girl. RONDELLE. Russell Eugene. 1460 Chestnut June 17, girl, Emilio, 53 Moss June SAvOY, John 370 Sanchez June boy STEVENSON. Thomas Loren.

921 Newman Drive. South Francisco, June 29. bov. SHIRLEY. Wilson.

340 Haves June SMITH. Wilfred Martin Jr. 588 42nd Ave. July 2. girl.

SMITH, William Henry 431 Vienna July 3 bov. TSAIG. Kowk boy, Hing. 1953 Stockton 23. Tax Unpaid-.

2 Bookies Draw Fines A pair of bookies were fined by Federal Judge William T. Sweigert here yesterday for failing to pay Government gambling taxes. Julius "Whitey" Kondrat, 42, of South San Francisco, had pleaded guilty of operating as a bookie as a sideline to his valet service operation at a hotel here. Judge Sweigert, noting it had been a small operation and that Kondrat had been an individual operator, fined him $500. The judge then assessed a $100 fine against Ray Valen42, of 41 'Farrell cia, bell captain at another San JULES GOODMAN PEEKSKILL (N.

July 10, (AP) Jules Eckert Goodman, 85, whose play "The Man Who Came Back" played for eight years on Broadway beginning in 1916, died Tuesday. Goodman also had three plays running on in Broadway at the same time 1908- "The Test," "The Man Who Stood Still," and "The Right to Live." The co-author with the late Montague Glass of the series of plays about the comic characters Potash and Perlmutter, Goodman much later collaborated with his son, Jules Eckert Goodman on his last Broadway play, "Many Mansions," produced in 1937. A native of Gervais, Goodman was a magazine writer, editor and critic before turning to playwriting. His plays included "Chains," "The Trap," "Just Outside the Door," "The Great Romancer," and "The Man Who Played God." The latter was made into a movie in 1932 with George Arliss and Bette Davis as stars. Statistics THOMAS.

Lawrence Andrew, 1843 Bush June 24, bov. UMPLEBY. Marshall Fenwick, 551 Ventura San Mateo. July 1. girl.

VIGIL. Jose de Jesus. 2774 Folsom June 22. girl. WALKER, Eugane Everette, 3955 20th June 28.

girl. WASHINGTON, Eugene. 900 Capitol June 20. twins, girl. boy.

WEECK. Gary Russell, 1283 20th Apt. No. 2. June 25, boy.

WEINKAUF, George 31 Navajo July 1. girl. WEST Lawrence James, 771 St. Francis Blvd. June 21, girl.

WILLIAMS. Marvin Hill, 18 Exeter June 28. boy. WIPPERT. Kenneth Glenn 1626 Washingtoon June 30, boy.

woo. Suie Wing. 1290 Green July girl, WON. Gim Ock. 517-A Vallejo June 27, bov.

WONG, Morris 830 Pacific June 20. WOOD. Franklin Darrell, 4 Northridge Drive. Daly City, June 28. boy, YAMAMOTO Kel, 163 15th June YEE.

28. Will Pov. 25 Athens June 24. ZAMORANO. Frank, 663 Edinburgh June 26, boy.

Marriage Licenses CALNON-HILL Kenneth Calnon. 20. U. S. Army, and Phyllis Hill, 22.

U. S. Army. -Kenneth Glaser, 41. Daly City and Eulalie Fuller, 33, 2523 Lake St.

Glenn Robertson, 27, 49 Casa Way, and Elizabeth Irvine, Ave HAYES ROSS -Howard Hayes, 41, and Marie Ross. 47, both of 568 Folsom St. Antonio Agreda, 24. 205-A Turk Sara Carruthers. 19 939 Eddy St.

McCONNEL Victor Lagunoff. 54, and Kathaleen McConnell. 39, both Columbus, Ohio, WERTS-DIAZ- Chester Werts. 38. 720 Linden and Thelma Diaz, 32, 1835 22nd Ave.

PANETTA-VARNI Leon Panetta, 24, Carmel Valley, Calif. and Sylvia Varni, Petaluma, Calif PRE-MARITAL EXAMS Rm. 1004 de Young 690 Market St. Dr. J.

M. White. Hrs. Sat. 9-12.

Special 112 hour service. DO 2-4926. Thomas. 33. 925 Jones and Magda Devenyi 38.

344 Dolores St. Drouin, 25, 1350 33rd and Lois Haake. 23. 6 Cambon Drive. WILSON David Wit son, 29, Daly City.

Calif, and Blanca Rodriguez. 18. 311 Banks. BRITTON POKROVSKY David Britton. 24, U.

S. Air Force. and Ludmila Pokrovsky, 18. 138 18th Ave. MILANI-HAIDUK David Milani.

25. 2235 Ocean and Melanie Haiduk, 21, W. Sacramento, Calif. George Bertuccio. 22.

574 Somerset and Arlene Ryan, 19, 78 Montrose Ave Breshears. 67 and Laura Hutchison, 62 both of Idaho. LOUIE-YEE James Louie. 27, 1910 Clement and Anna Yee, 27. 606 11th Ave.

MARRIAGES, ALL HOURS MI 7-3580. Non Sectarian. GR 4-3270 BURNS-McDONOUGH John Burns, 26. Vermont, and JoAnn McDonouch, 20. 1930 42nd Ave Roy Steiner, 26, 242 20th Ave.

and Pamela Santoni, 32. So. San Francisco VAL Valencla. 44 746 Clementina, and Mercedes Fernandez. 46.

74 Moss. WOODS- John Woods 49, and Hallie Brown, 50. both of Missouri, RISE- -Claude Rice. 41, 760 Market and Alice Thorpe, 26, Mill Valley, Calif. -Orville Roe.

52. Crockett. Calif and Hannah Focht, 47. Napa. Calif, SMITH-HICKMAN-Herbert Smith.

26, 39-A Buena Vista Terrace and Eve Hickman, 22. 2527 Greenwich St. BROG-RAKER Robert Brog, 21. 70 Woodhaven Court, and Bernice Baker, 20 3839 Judah St. LUNA-MIRA Ricardo Luna.

20. 35 Sharon and Sonia Mira, 24. 367 Fair Oaks St. Borda. 39.

Chico. Calif. and Elaine McCulloch, 31. Redding, Calif, Divorces Complaints Filed ALYEA- Fred vs. Ann.

-Sylvia vs. Lloyd, BURKE- -Helen vs. David -Barbara M. Vs. Henry CLEMANS- -Barbara M.

vs. Charles ESPERANCE- June K. vs. Albert J. FRY Howard P.

vs. Cleo M. E. vs. Gaetano.

HALL- Alfred vs. Sharon LOWE- Julia L. vs. Harry S. Jr.

NEMEJC -Karen vs. Charles NEWTON- Joseph B. vs. Blanche REED- Marilynn R. vs.

William D. Reinaldo vs. Louisa. RODRIGUEZ- Gelardo vs. Frances.

TENSLEY Mae vs. Frank. UNDERWOOD -Rose vs. William. ZOERNER- Colette vs.

Francis -Rosemarie vs. Charles S. Interlocutory BELL Rose E. from Frederick L. Hazel M.

from Harry CEVOLANI- Judith from Ronald. CHASE from Keith. oko from Gene W. Sylvia Asa FAZZINO -Carolyn S. from Anthony HUNT -Euphemia from Richard B.

JONES- Clinton from Inez. MOLINA- Gregory from Louise. Final Decree BEDDELL--Donald F. and Linda BRANDER- Juanita and George N. DELANE S.

and Charles S. CAINELL, and Wilbur McMILLAN- Francis S. and Charlotte G. HEAL Barbara and Earl, K. M.

and Alvin Lawrence -June and TAYLOR- -Marjorie L. and Melvin, WELLS- Pacita M. and Elton B. Annulments Filed BOYD-Sheila vs. Richard.

Annulments Granted CHARLES Rhoda from John. JOHNSTON -Margaret from Edward N. MOSCILLO- Flora from Frank P. MO Yolanda A. from Roy E.

Separate Maintenance Filed CORRAL--Mary vs. Raul. Probate (Filed July 10) LUM. value unknown, hearing CHIN, EMIL F. STEIGER, value unknown.

hearing GERTRUDE AGNES ARNALL, value DANIEL unknown, HOGAN. hearing value $10.000. 24, DAISEY C. SCHULTE, value $150,000. STEFANO CORNAGLIA, value 000.

hearing Aug. TIMOTHY JAMES WINSTON, value der $8.000, hearing July KATHARINE MAURER, value unhearing Aug. 6. ELIZABETH FUENTES, value unknown, MINNIE hearing E. July SULLIVAN, 25.

value unknown. hearing July 24, MICHAEL McDONOUGH, value over $10.000. hearing July 23. A. CONLON, letters of administration, value over $10.000.

hearing July 31. RUDOLPH JOSEPH POHLNER, 8p- pointment of guardian, value over $500, hearing July 27. KAM CHEW. anointment of guardian. value over $500, hearing July 26.

JOHN VALENTI. letters of administration, value unknown. hearing 24. GEORGE S. NICHOLS Ill, appointment of guardian, value unknown, hear- FRANCES 27 NAY, letters of administra.

tion, value unknown, hearing July 20. SORIA, letters of administra- tion, value unknown, hearing 25. July JEANNE TOURON, appointment of guardian, value unknown, hearing PREVOS. appointment of guardnot value unknown, hearing ver set. Joseph JOSEPH-In J.

Joseph. Martinez. beloved July 8. husband 1962, of Mrs. Clara Joseph of Concord, loving father of Leland Joseph of Kelso, loving brother of Ralph Joseph of Concord.

Manuel Joseph. Mrs. Louise Gambs. Ann Frates and Mamie Joseph. all of Oakland, Mrs.

Rose Connelly of Albanv. also survived by several nieces and nephews: a native of Azores, aged 81 vears. Funeral services will be held Wednesdav. July 11. 1962.

at 10:30 at Lough-Ouimet Concord Funeral Chapel. 1763 Grant cord. Calif. Inurnment, private. For further information please call MU 2-4242.

KANE-In this city, Joe Kane. Funeral service will be held Wednesday, July 11, 1962, at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, at 10. m. LEARY BROS. SERVICE LOEB- On July 6.

1962, Dahlia, beloved mother of Geraid Loeo. Private Memorial service will be held in San Francisco, Calif. LOPEZ- July 9, 1962. Mario, beloved husband of the late Pauline Lopez. loving father of Mrs.

Jennie Johansen, Doreen, Moran, Richard. Nicholas and Daniel Lopez, devoted grandfather of 12 grandchildren: a native of Honolulu, Hawaii, aged 52 years. A member of Machinists' Union. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, July 11, at 8:30 a. at Duggan's, 3434 17th St.

near Valencia. Interment. Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

LUTTRELL Trotwood Irma, beloved daughter of the late Cecilia M. Luttrell, loving sister of the late Capt. Alexis 0. Kustel, U.S.N., and Mrs. Etika Medlicott of San Francisco: also survived by loving cousins.

nieces and nephews. A native of California. aged 83 years, Served as a Yeomanette in World War Friends are invited to attend funeral services to be held Thursday, July 12, at 1:30 p. in the Little Chapel of the Flowers. 3051 Adeline St.

at Ashby Berkeley Rev. James A Andrews officiating. Concluding services private. LYONS -In Westwood. July 8, 1962.

Anne F. Lyons. dearly beloved wife of John A. Lyons, loving mother of Edward Mulhern. Mrs.

Frances Rodriguez, Mrs. Aileen Haggerty and Mrs. Veronica La Fata, devoted sister of Patrick, Edward and James Doherty. Mrs. Mary Ellen McLoone and the late Pegge Hester, dear mother-in-law of Wilbur J.

Rodriguez, William F. Haggerty and Frank J. La Fata, survived by four grandchildren and tour great-grandchildren: native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday. July 12.

at 10. a. from the Mortuary of W. C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission corner Wilson, thence to Holy Angels Church, Colma, where a Requiem Mass will be offered commencing at 10:30 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemeterv. The Rosary will be recited Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Spiritual bouquets preferred. MADIGAN- -In this city.

July 9, 1962, Clair Madisan, dearly beloved band C. Madisen, loving father of Marlive Logan. loving brother of Gertrude ized grandfather of and Colleen Logan: a native of San FranCisco, A member of Municipal Post No. 429 American Legion and the Automotive Machinist Union Local No, 1305. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday, July 12.

at 10:30 a. m. from the Chapel of VALENTE MARINI PERATA 4840 Mission St. Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Visiting hours until 9 p. m. MAHOMA- July 10. 1962. Manuel, beloved husband of Sofia Mahoma: loving father of Manuel Jr.

Margaret. Flora. Irene and Lydia Mahoma. A native of Mexico. A member of the Warehousemen's Union.

Local No. 6. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, July 13. at 8:15 a. m.

from Duggan's, 3434 17th St. near Valencia: thence to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Thursday evening, 8 p. m.

Visiting hours until 9 p. m. MAUBERRET-July 9, 1962, Henriette M. Mauberret, dearly beloved wife of the late Marcel Mauberret, loving mother of Yvonne Mauberret and Marcelle Saleme, dear sister of Gabrielle Wegenger, devoted grandmother of Billy Saleme, mother inlaw of Bill Saleme, also survived by nieces. nephew, aunts, uncles and cousins: aged 58 years.

Rosary Wednesday evening. o'clock, at Hasted 1123 Sutter St. A Mass of Requiem will be offered Thursday morning, o'clock, at Notre Dame "Victoires, Bush St. at Stockton, Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, MINTON-In I. Arcadia, Callf, July 1962, Frances Ernest Minton.

H. dearly loved wife of Minton. loving mother of Mrs. Frances Shore and Mrs. Cecil Wahle.

idolized grandmother of three grandchildren and loving sister of Mrs. Irene Kennedy, Funeral Thursday, At. 8:15 m. from Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chan 1965 Market at Duboce thence to St. Brigid's Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a.

m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 clock, MOLLOY (Adler) -In this city, July 10, 1962, Sina; beloved wife of the late Frank Molloy; devoted mother of H. Richard Adler, Waiter J. Lee and Mrs.

Martha Bilskie. A native of California, aged 77 years, Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. from REILLY 29th and Dolores St5, interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, (Visiting hours until 9 p. ORTEGA-in this city. July 9, 1962, Mary, beloved wife of the late Alfred Ortega: loving mother of Mrs.

Helen Campos and Mrs. Dolores Robinson: idolized grandmother of Miriam. Alice and Carol Campos, Ann. Geraid Jr. and Virginia Robinson, devoted mother-in-law of Carlos Campos and Gerald Robinson.

member of the Third Order of St. cis of St. Church St. and Anne's St. Anne's Confraternity of Church.

Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m. from HALLORAN'S, 1266 Ninth Ave. (Sunset district): thence to St. Anne's Church where High Mass of Re quiem will be celebrated at 9:30 m.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary: Wednesday at 8 p. m. HOGAN SULLIVAN OSTEN-In Redwood City, July 9.

1962. Fred C. Osten. A native of Germany. Friends may attend graveside services on Wednesday, July 11.

at 11:30 m. at Greenlawn Cemetery. (Comisky-Roche Services) PAGE--In this city, July 8, 1962, Clarence Henry Page: beloved husband of Jean Page. Funeral Services were held Tuesday, July 10, 1962, at the MANEELYMATTHEWS CHAPEL, Divisadero St. at 'Farrell.

RAINER-In this city, July 3, 1962, Philip, loving husband of Mrs. Rose Raineri, beloved father of Philip and Patricia Rainer, grandfather of Joseph, Patricia, Kimberly, Walter and Mark Raineri. Private services were held, Tuesday, July 10, at Golden Gate National Cemetery. MARTIN BROWN RUPPEL--In Baltimore, July 1962. John beloved husband of late Eileen Ruppel (nee Enright).

devoted father of Edward A. Ruppel San Francisco, dear brother of Mrs. Pauline Weber of Friends are invited to attend the Brooklyn. N. funeral Thursday, July, 12.

at 8:30 from Driscoll's Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia near 19th thence to St. Mary's Cathedral where a Mass of will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

SEIBEL--In this city, July 7. 1962, Frederick Lacey Seibel, beloved husband of Florence Seibel, brother of Walter Seibel, devoted brotherin-law of Dr. and Mrs. F. E.

Sarli. Private services were held July 10. 1962. ASHLEY McMULLEN SERVICE SHEEHAN -In this city. July 9, 1962, John (Jack) W.

Sheehan, dearly beloved husband of the late Gertrude Sheehan: loving brother of Margaret M. Hampton and the late Mae A. Birbe. A native of San Francisco. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 from Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market St.

at Duboce thence to St. Agnes' Church where Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

8. 3. Exuminer-Page 57 July 11, 1962 5C2H "Card of Thanks are good form" Date Funeral Director July 12. Valente-Marini-Perata Co. Jury 13 Reilly Co.

July 12 H. F. Suhr Co. July 12 12-Gantner-Felder-Kenny July 12 Harry M. Williams July 11 H.

F. Suhr Co. July 11 Gray's services held Albert Brown Mortuary July 13 Halsted Co. July 12 Mehl's Colonial Chapel July 13 daphne SFFS July 13 Patterson O'Connell's July 12 Haisted Co. July 12 Terry Mortuary Jury 12 Duggan's July 13 Valente-Marini-Perata Co.

were held July 13 Chapel by the Sea Mortuary July 12 Gray's July 12 Carew English July 12 July 11 Lough-Ouimet July 11 Leary Bros. Service July 11 Duggan's July 12 Little Chapel of the Flowers July 12 W. C. Lasswell Co. July 12 Valente-Marini-Perata Co.

July 13 Duggan's July 12 Haisted Co. July 12 Gantner-Felder-Kenny July 13 Reilly Co. July 12 Halloran's July Comisky-Roche held Maneely-Matthews Martin Brown July 12 Driscoll's held Ashley McMullen July 11 Gantner-Felder-Kenny Driscoll's July 12 H. F. Suhr Co.

Memorial services July 11 Maneely-Matthews July 12 Gantner-Maison-Domergue father of Robert Fraser of Redwood City and loving grandfather of Richard R. Fraser of Redwood City. Life member of George Washington Lodge No. 251 F. A.

M. of Seattle. Washington. A native of Elgin, Ill. Funeral services will be conducted July 13, 1962.

at 12:45 p. m. at the Patterson O'Connell's Chapel by the Wayside. 1311 So El Camino Real. San Mateo, under the auspices of San Mateo Lodge No.

226, F. A. M. Interment and Military Services will take place at the Golden Gate National Cemetery. San Bruno, at 1:45 p.

m. FREDRICKSON -July 9. 1962. Carl A. Fredrickson, beloved father of Mrs.

Charlene Hudson. Robert and John Fredrickson. A member of the Warehousemen's Union Local No. 6. Services Thursday morning.

10 o'clock, at Haisted 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. FROLLI-in Salinas, July 9. Joe, dearly beloved hussanu of Lillian J. Frolli of Soledad: loving father of Mrs.

Clare Arkush of Pacific Grove and Mrs. Jeannette Bradford, Huntington, Long Island, New York. beloved brother OF Charles Prolli of Yuba Cry and William Frolli of Pomona, Mrs. Eugene Franscioni of Monterey, Mrs. AI Lineer of Los Angeies and Mrs.

Otto Tretten of San Rafael: survived by six grandchildren. A native of Magadino. Canton. Ticino, Switzerland; aged 77 years. Funeral services will be held from Terry Mortuary Chapel.

Soledad. California. Thursday morning. July 12 at 11 o'clock. Entombment, in Soledad Community Cemetery, GALVIN-July 9, 1962, John, loving husband of Mary Galvin; loving father of John, Dennis, Patrick and Cornelius Galvin and Mrs.

Heien Rainville; loving brother of Patrick Galvin of San Francisco, Mrs. Nellie Russell and Mrs. Katherine Mulvuhill of Chicago, Mrs. Hannah Riordan, Rev. Dennis Galvin, Humphrey and James Galvin of Ireland.

A native of Scartaglin, County Kerry, Ireland. A member of the Construction and Laborers Union, Local No. 261. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday, July 12, at 8:30 a. m.

at Duggan's, 3434 17th St. near Valencia: thence to St. Paul's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary, Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. GOTELLI- In this city. July 10, 1962, Glambattista Gotelll.

dearly beloved husband of Albina Gotelli, loving father of Mrs. Mary Bacigalupi, John and Theresa Gotelll. idolized grandfather of Janice Underwood and Marilyn Bacigalupi, and greatgrandfather of Peter and Steven Underwood, devoted brother of Joseph Gotelli and the late Giovanna Camisa and Michele Gotelli; a tive of Italy. aged 88 vears. member of Scavengers Protective Union.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Fridav. July 13, from the Chapel of VALENTEMARINI-PERATA 649 Green thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 m. Entombment. Holy Cross Mausoleum.

Rosary Thursday eveo'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. HARMS In Hooksiel, Germany. July 4, 1962, Otto dearly beloved husband of Bernice Harms: loving father of Emil and Gerry Harms: devoted brother-in-law of Mr.

and and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Joseph Madsen Carlevaro and of Calistoga: also survived by many relatives in Germany. San Francisco and Calistoga A member of Baker's Union Local. No.

24 and S. F. Baker Verein. Aged 62. Funeral and interment took place In Hooksiei.

Germany, on July 7. 1962. HARRIMAN-In San Francisco, July 9. 1962. Jamie T.

beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Harriman of Pacifica: brother of Michael P. Harriman of Pacifica: grandson of Mrs.

Jennie Kilsow, Pacifica, and Samuel Harriman of New York City. A native of San Francisco: aged 11 months. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday, July 13, at 2:15 p. m. from the Chapel by the Sea Mortuary, Coast Highway, Pacifica.

Interment. Golden Gate National Cemetery. The Rev. H. E.

Harkins officiating. HAYNES -in this city, July 9, 1962, Jay M. Haynes, beloved, husband of Kathryn E. Haynes, loving father of Carolyn and Roger Haynes, devoted son of Frank W. Haynes, loving.

brother of Virginia Hodgkins and William P. Haynes: a native of Pennsylvania, aged 46. years. A member of Lakeside Presbyterian Church and Regional Claims Manager Springfield-Monarch Ins. Co.

Friends are invited to attand the funeral services. 7:30 p. Thursdav, July 12, at Gray's, 4000 Nineteenth at Sargent, one block east of Junipero Serra Blvd. Interment. Susquehanna Pa.

Memorial remembrances may be made to the San Francisco Cancer Fund. HENRY-in this city, July 10, 1962, Mary beloved wife of the late James Henry: loving mother Mrs. Alice M. Oakes, Mrs. Adele Pettigrew and the late Rev, Father James B.

Henry, S.J., and Arthur Henry; loving grandmother of Mrs. Patricia Beauregard, Mrs. Edith Juliano; great-grandmother of nine great-grandchildren. A native the of Galway, Ireland. A member of Loyola Guild and the Jesuit Mothers.

The funeral will take place Thursday, July 12, at 9:15 m. from the Memorial Chapels of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave. thence to St. Ignatius Church, Fulton at Parker where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:45 o'clock. Rosary, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Donations to the Jesuit China Missions preferred. -At rest July 8. 1962. Alex Johnson, dearly beloved: husband of Elsa Johnson, beloved father of Raiph A. Johnson, A member of Carpenters Union "Local No.

22, Friends are invited to attend the funeral service, 10:30 a. Thursday, July at Anderson's, Valenat 25th St. Inurnment, cia Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Visiting PARKING hours FLYING until 9 A p. STATION FREE 25TH AND VALENCIA STS.

-says Emily Post of Thanks" may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased, and afford friends the opportunity to send appropriate messages to the family of the deceased. To insert: of Thanks" "in Memoriam' "Mass Notice" "Memorial Dedication" on this page phone SUtter 1-2424, Local 315, and ask for Miss Ford. She will gladly assist you with heipful information regarding correct wording and publication. veteran newsman Mike Jay, Newsman, Dies at 63 MICHAEL JAY Michael "Mike" Jay, a newspaperman all of his adult, life, died late Monday night cancer. He would have been 64 Friday.

An editorial worker on the News Call Bulletin and its predecessor, the Call-Bulletin, for nearly 25 years, Mr. Jay also was previously a copy editor for the Chronicle and financial reporter for the Los Angeles Examiner. LOVED HAWAII His newspaper work in Hawail, however, was his fondest memory. He loved Hawaii and expressed it three years ago in a book, "Hawaiian. Oddities." Born in Tacoma, July 13, 1898, he was a pioneer member of the American Newspaper Guild and active in its work either as an officer or a spokesman for the membership.

SURVIVORS Mr. Jay is survived by his wife, Olive, of 29 Burlwood Drive; a son, Jason Michael, and five sisters, Olympia Marok, Sabina Parks and Vera Tilling of British Columbia, Sister Mary St. Norbert of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Sister Mary St. Stanislaus of Toronto, Canada, Funeral arrangements are pending under the direction of the Carew English Chapel. ANN HOLDEN A requiem mass for Mrs.

Frances Minton, the Ann Holden of radio fame, will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Brigid's Church. Mrs. Minton, whose 38 year radio career included stints on a variety of shows and one span as "Betty Crocker," died Sunday during a visit to Arcadia.

She was 66. RETIRED IN MARCH She was considered the dean of local broadcasters and had retired only March 9. Her closest identification with San Francisco listeners was through Ann Holden's Home Forum, a daily feature of station KGO. Mrs. Minton's specialty was the radio interview and through it she gained thousands of friends.

Her health failed her a year ago and forced her retirement. RITES AT 8:15 A.M. Tomorrow's funeral services will commence from the chapel of Gantner ney at 1965 Market St. at 8:15 a.m. Burial will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Survivors include her husband, Ernest H. Minton of 1945 Broadway; two daughters, Mrs. Charles Shore of Arcadia and Mrs. Cecile Wahle of Los Angeles; and three grandchildren. CORNELIUS CRANE BELFAST (Maine), July 10.

-(AP)-Cornelius Crane, 57, heir to the Crane plumbing fortune and a member of a prominent Chicago family, died Monday of a heart attack. Brown Names 2 To State Board July SACRAMENTO, (AP)-Dr. Marce R. Rago of Beverly Hills was appointed the State Board of Public Health by Governor Brown Tuesday. The Governor also reappointed Dr.

Charles E. of San Francisco. SHEEHAN-In San Francisco, July 10, 1962, Mary Lucille; beloved wife of William P. Sheehan; loving mother of Lisa Kranjack; idolized daughter of William A. Depoali of Dayton, Nevada, and Mrs.

Mary Depoali of Gardnerville, Nevada; endeared sister of Gertrude Dini of Yerrington. Nevada, Claudette Heitman and William A. Depoali Jr. of Gardnerville, Nevada; and many uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews. Friends may call at Driscoll's Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia near 19th St.

until noon Wednesday. July 11, at which time will be forwarded to Reno, Nevada, for sarvices and interment. FREE PARKING UNION 76 STATION 19TH AND VALENCIA STS. SMITH- this citv. July 9.

1962. Mel. vin J. Smith, beloved Genevieve Carlson of Concord, and Wilfred Jose: a native California, aged 53 years. An employee of Rincon Annex Post Office and a member of San Mateo Post Chapter, V.

F. W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Thursday at 10:30 at of H. F. SUHR 2919 Mission.

near 25th St. Itterment. Golden Gate National Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

THAYER-In San Francisco, July 8, 1962. Frances T. Thayer, beloved aunt of Dr. John Parke of Cedar Rapids, lowa, and Mrs. Margaret Avery of Alexundria.

Virginia. Memorial services will be held at Grace Cathedral, Thursday, July 12. 5:30 p. m. Cedar Rapids and Alexandria papers please copy.

WATSON-In this city, July 9, 1962, George William Watson, beloved husband of Violet Watson; a native of California, aged 65 years, Founder and Past Commander and Treasurer of Sargent Charles J. Gavin Post No. 9626. V.F.W.: Past Commander of the Veterans of World War life member of San Francisco Chapter No. Disabled American Veterans: Past State and National Commander in Chief of National American erans, Past Commander of Mission Post No.

347, American Legion, and member of Oregon Lodge No. 514, A. M. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, July 11, 1962, at 8 p. at the MANEELY: MATTHEWS CHAPEL, Divisadero St.

at 'Farrell, under the auspices of Sargent Charles J. Gavin Post No. 9626, V.F.W., and Oregon Lodge No. 514, F. A.

M. Interment. day, July 12, 1962, at 2 p. at the Willows Masonic Cemetery in Wiltows. California.

SARGENT CHARLES J. GAVIN POST NO. 9626, V.F.W -All members are requested to attend the funeral services for George William Watson tonight (Wednesday), at 8 p. at the Maneely Matthews Chapel, Divisadero St. at O'Farrell.

JAMES L. QUIGLEY. Adjutant. WATT--In this city, July 10, 1962, wife Helen A. Watt; dearly beloved of the late John S.

Watt; loving mother of Mrs. Jean Houston and Mrs. Donald Watt; idolized grandmother of Barbara and Lin Houston, John, Cathy and Byron Watt. Aged 63 years, Funeral Thursday, July 12, at 1 p. m.

at the Chapels of GANTNER777. Valencia St. near 19th St. Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Visitine hours until 9 m. FREE PARKING UNION 76 STATION, 19TH AND VALENCIA STS.

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