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Pago Examinrr 8.ufJy, Jen. 13, mt cccc For nor complete Information and the addreiB of the funeral director rfer to Individual death notice below De Alberto, sister of the lata May Birnie, inter-in-hw of Mr. and Mrs. tamas De Alberto and Clementina iopi. A native of San franciscoi agd 81.

fr hondt are Invited tp attend the funeral Monday. Jan. IS. 1962, at 9 from Valente-Marinl-Perata A 649 Green bt.i thence to Saint Peter and Paul's Church, where Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing 9:30 a. m.

Interment Italian Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at I p. m. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

Vital Statistics Sail Francisco Births Born to Mr. and Mrs.i ANft. Marvin Stanlau AlK 'Cards of Thanks re jood form" -says Emily Post "Csrd of Thanks" my be used appropriately to thank trieno of the deceased. "In Mmoriam" and Notices" alloid friend the opportunity to send appropriate messages to the family ot th deceased. To Inserti "Cards ef Thank" "In Mtmonam' "Mass Notice" "Memorial Dedication" on thi page phone SUtter 1-242.

Local 315. and ask for Miss Ford. She will gladly assist you with helpful Information regarding correct wording and publication. Death Toll Soars in Cold Wave Millions in Crops Lost United Prete International Dec4iad Tuna Bldridii, emit Baltaglia, Jamti 10 00 a. m.

Srvic Bauariacnl, Chstles A 1 1 00 m. Becker, William T. I 0 a m. Bahncks, Waller, Lt. Col.

(Rat.) Private Bianchi, Maud May 1:10 p. m. una I 00 a. m. Catlaanola, Ctorie Jottph 1:00 a.

m. Chiantalli, utema I.JO a.m. Commins. Mary C. 130 a.

m. Cummini. Blanche 11:00 a. "Too a. m.

"be Alberto, MariarSt" Giannim, Justine 130 a.m. Flics to Hawaii On One Engine An airplane dealer land ed a single engine airplane at Honolulu yesterday after a IS hour and 10 minute flight over the Pacific from Hayward Airport. Most of the flight, ac cording to pilot David Douglas Ellison, 27, of Richland, was made as high octane gasoline leaked from an emergency fuel tank he had installed as a cockpit seat. Ellison said flying the Mark Mooney 21 aircraft to Honolulu was the cheapest way of delivering It to a buyer Dick Frazier, a schoolteacher and airplane dealer at Hilo. Gibson, fiancit 1.30 a.

m. J.in. 1S Carew Englih CollyRimell Private lervicm held Arthur J. Sullivan Hart. m.

Jan. 13 McAvoy-O'Hara o. Kelley. ElnabethAnn Gantner-Maison Oomergua kirrane, John 1:00 a.m. Jan.

IS Gantnr-7eldr-Kenny m. JarTTl McAvoy-O'Hira Co. arshall, Cugona Lee 2 00 p.m. an. n' Citifon Mortuary Home "Meygrion, Sanlorrl 12:30 p.

m. Jan. 14 SmaTMoinoiial Chapel ftealon, I a J. 10 00 a. m.

Jan. 13 Hal dlfcC o. ej Sam lR 1 :00 p.m. Jan. IS Trurnan's apt I 6'Connor, Sr.

MS m. Jan. IS GantnerFerder.Kenny Pie srhe, Laurelta E. 8:10 a. m.

Jan. 15 McAvoy-O'Hara Co. QualmanTjohri "iToO p. Jan. 1S Gray's Scott, floyd 12:10 pTm.

Ga'ntner-f elder-Kenny helander, Arthur J. ilToo a. m.Jan. 13 Gantnor-Fofder-Kenny Valentino, Joseph 8:30 Jan.Ts H. F.

Suhr Co. Waugh, Russell L. ":30 a. m. Jan.

IS Dritcoll's Mortuary Chapel Wennenren, Arthur S. 1:00 p. ill. Jan. IS Anderson's Oliihiarlos Bay Area Orchestra Leader, 60 Nottingham Rites Monday Gary R.

Nottingham, a well known musician and bandleader in the Bay area, died in Oakland yesterday. He was 60. A trombonist and arranger of noDular orchestral music Mr. Nottingham came to San Francisco during the liwus after playing with nationally known big bands across me country. He formed his own orches tra which he conducted for several years at the old Bal Tabann and then at tne Italian Village in the North Beach district He was a mem ber, of the Musicians Union Local 6.

Survivors include his wife Helen: a daughter, Mrs. Betty O'Hara, and a son, Jery Not tingham, both of Salt Lake City; his mother, Mrs. W. T. Nottingham, of La Crosse, and a sister, Mrs.

Carl Borch. of Milwaukee, Wis Services will be held Mon day at 2 p. m. in the East 14th St. chapel of the Grant Miller Mortuary at 2372 East 14th Oakland.

will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. Contributions to the Cancer Fund are preferred by the family. C. D. ARMSTRONG Dr.

Charles D. Armstrong, prominent Peninsula physician, died Thursday in Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital after a brief illness. He was 44. Doctor Armstrong founded the Menlo Medical Clinic at 1111 University in Men-lo Park, was a research as sociate in the cancer research division of the Palo Alto Medical Research Founda tion, and was an assistant clinical professor of medi cine at Stanford Medical School. He was co-author of the Physician's Handbook, widely used by internists, and a former chief of staff at Palo Alto Hospital (1956-57).

A native of Omaha, he was graduated from Stanford in 1937 and from Harvard Medical School in 1941. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Chapman Davidson, and three children, Constance, Daniel and Charles Armstrong. The family home is at 33 Irving Atherton. Private services are pending at Johnston Colonial Mortuary in Menlo Park. Inurnment will be in Alta Mesa Memorial Park, Palo Alto.

The family prefers contributions to the Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation. LIDA S. HANSON Herald Tribunt Newt Service SOUTH SALEM (N.Y.), Jan. 12.2 Mrs. Lida Siboni Hanson, 91, author and former teacher, died here yesterday in a convalescent home.

She was the widow of Albert Parker Hanson. Mrs. Hanson was born in Soro, Denmark, the daughter of the Danish composer Erik Siboni and Mrs. Josephine Crull Siboni, a concert pian ist. She came to the United States with her family in 1911.

She wrote two books, "Eric the Red," and "The Story of Malcolm Hanson," and many articles. DR. W.F. DAUM NEWBURGH 12 (AP) -Dr. William F.Daum, 94, former moderator of the New England Synod of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.

S. died Thursday. Doctor Daum, who did exten sive work with refugees in Syria and throughout the Middle East, established a Bible school for orphan boys in Syria. A. T.

KEARNEY CHICAGO, Jan. Andrew T. Kearney, 69, a mining company executive and director of several Chicago firms, died Thursday, Date Funeral Dirtcior J.in. 15 Taurine m6ffi vVlnl Miiini Pi Ian. 15Gantnt-f aldaf-Kenny Jan.

IS United Unrtertnlnri Semen Jan. ir nminni arra "Valenln Manni Farala Co" Jan. IS jan. 13 Code Funeral Home Vaianle Manni Parala Co. "ValenlMarini Perala 8.

CoT Jan. 13 Reilly Co. Jan. IS raw Inn lnh "Valenta Manni-Perala a. Co.

Jan. 1S Jan. IS Redwood Chapel Lawrance and Cell Luna, adored grandmother of six grandchildren. Funeral Monday, January IS. at 9 a.

at the Mortuary of Julius S. Godeau, 41 Van Nest Avenue near Market Street. Visiting hours until 9 p. m. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME CASTAGNOLA In this city.

Jan. 11, 1962, George Joseph Castagnola, beloved husoand of Theresa Casta-nola, loving father of Jennie Oe Benedetti, Louite Devincenzi, Eda Santoro, John Castagnola, brother of Theresa Castagnola Williams of Oakland, and Victor Castagnola of Italy, survived by 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, father-in-law of Josephine Castagnola. John De Benedetti, John Devincenzi, Don Santoro, brother-in-law of LuiRi Berisso; survived by niece and nephews. A native of Italy; aged 74 years. A member of Societa di Mutuo Soccorso.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, Jan. 13, at 9 a. from the Chapel of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 649 Green thence to S.S. Peter and Paul' Church, where Reauiem Mass will be offered commencing at 9:30 a. m.

Entombment Italian Cemetery. Visiting hour until 9 P. m. CHIANTELLI In this city January 10. Eugenia Chiantelli.

dearly beloved wile of Ferdinando Chiantelli. lovina mother of Lillian Piccinini. loving sister of Giovanni and Al fredo Luccnesi, Idolized granornotn-er of Louis Piccinini, loving mother-in-law of Elio PiccHini. A nnive of Italy, aged 67 yeers. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday January 13 at 8:30 a.

m. from the Chapel of VALENTE-MARINI-PRATA 4840 Mission, thence to Church of Epiphany where a Pequiom Mass will be offered commencing at 9:00 a. m. Entombment private. Visiting hour until 9.00 p.

m. COMMINS In thl city January 12, 1962. Mary beloved wile of the late James E. Commins, dear mother of George Commins, Mrs, Eve-leen von der Lleth. Mrs.

Ruth Johnston, the late Alice Commins and Mrs. Marnie Abbott, endnared Grandmother of George and Margo ommins, Lawrence Johnston. Mrs. Bettvann Nann and Mrs. Eveleen Lopez, also survived by five greatgrandchildren, A native ol Roxbury, FIENDS MAY CALL SATURDAY AFTER 6 P.

M. Funeral Mondov. 9 30 a. m. from REILLY Dolores thence to St.

Paul's Church where a Reauiem Mass will be offered at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Rossrv Sunday 8 d. m. (Visiting hours until O.

CUMMINS In this citv. January 12. 1962. Blanche, beloved sister of the late Marion and Jean Cumming. A native of San Francisco.

Funeral services will be held on Monday. January IS at 11 a. m. at the Memorial Chapels of CAREVV 4 ENGLISH. Masonic at Golden Gate Ave.

inurnment private. OeALBERTO In this city. Jan. 12, 1962. Margaret De Alberto, dearly beloved wife of the late Paul De Alberto, loving mother of Dorothy 6RETH John H.

vs. Edna Maria. KIE WERT Evelyn L. vs. Charles Louis MCULTMUNUS LUniC I.

VS. Edward W. McCORD Frances V. vs. Charles P.

MILES June L. vs. William. MOON Linda W. vs.

Douglas M. SARVIS Winifred vs. David. SIMPSON Goorgette vs. Arthur.

VERES Sharon Ross vs. Stephen Ft. Williams Helen t. vs. Emmet J.

Interlocutory ABRAMSON Jean S. from John M. BALINTON Martin from Louis Isabel. BROGOITTI Audrey J. from Benjamin F.

OUPLESSIS Curtis D. from Rosie P. HANSEN Sigrid from Peder H. HARLAND Sampson from Tommy Mae. SPEROW Franclne from Bellczar.

WILLIAMS Kennard from Ardella. WONG Betty Viola from Ming G. Final Decrees BRINDLE Masuko K. nd Keith A. DUPONT Mary B.

and Ashton. ESTRADA Isabel and Estaban. FEN ECH Anthony and Nancy. FLEMING Maria Mangold and. Dean Elton.

FOSBERG Nobuko and Raymond. JACKSON Johnnie Lee and Garfield. McKINNEY Audrey B. and Ernest J. MENOELL Guy Patrick and Eva Gertrude.

MINTER Ann L. and Dale C. SMITH Yvonne E. and Benjamin S. Annulments Granted AZERBEGI Bob Bahrum from Alix Ramelle Caponi, Probates (Filed Jan, 12) JOHN B.LAHADERNE, value unknown, hearing Jan.

29. MARCO LOUIS ARATA, Value un known, nearing jan. do, WILLIAM E. froelich, value un known, hearing Jan. X.

ELLA F. CULVER, value $17,305. hear- iiiu jan. ERMENEGILDO GHI0RZI, Value Unknown, hearing Feb. 1.

JAMES COLLINS, value unknown hearing Jan. 29. blanche BALDWIN, value unknown, nearing Jan. THERESi P. COOPER, value unknown, hearing Jan.

29. NELOA G. HECKER, value unknown, hearing Jan. 30. ALFRED CHRISTIAN WHITTAKER, value unknown, hearing Feb.

6, PLACID MELCHIOR. value over 000, hearing Feb. 7. JOSEPH CLEMENT, valu unknown. hearing Jan.

26. CHARLES P. MINER, value unknown, hearing Feb. 1. 0.

T. TABER. letters of administration, value Jl.ouu, nearing pen. z. WILLIAM S.

MOSSER SR appoint ment of conservator, value un-known, hearing not vet set. SADIE A. TURLEV, letters of adminis tration, value unknown, hearing EUGENIA V. TRUFFA, letters of ad ministration, value unknown, hear inar Jan. 26.

ALBERT JELINEK, letters of administration, value $3,500, hearing Jan. 23. FRANK ZEMAN, letters of administration, value unknown, hearing Jan. 29. GUSTAV A.

BERG, letters of adminis tration, value unknown, hearing jsn. a. ALBERT O. FRANEK. letters Of ad value unkown, hearing Jin 29.

EDITM UE A VARY, general and soecial leuers of administration. value unsn-wn, nearing Jan. Z9. NICHOLAS CIT3AS. letters ol adminis tration, value unknown, hearing J.in.

29. FREO OLSON, letters of administra tion, value unknown, hearing Jan. 29 CLARA SMITH, letters of administra tration, value unknown, hearing Road. Bld. l.f Jan.

8. girl. wnni John, H2i-g 9tti 2. girl. BEDFORD, John Jefferson.

Hit God Hittshurg. Jan. 6. boy. ONOMO.

Hbert Ntcholai. i Whit CABALLERO. Stnnh.R ill Monterey Road. Pacllica, Jan. 4.

loren. 1763 Church My Jan. 6. girl. DAVEY.

Bernard James. 3281 Geoffrey Drive. Sun Br. inn ln 7 OOMINQUEI. Ruben.

W43 'Yoik' MEDETte. Don Joseph, 8 Laurel wnseimo, Jan. a. girl. uirth ividi Southndge, OALLiHER, "David Arnold! 340 Hayet BALLON, baviflf Harry.

1309 17th Ave, Jan. 9. bnv. GEORGE. Robert Elliott.

14 Rockford Di'v Crtv. Jan. J. boy. HODeri, zjy crescent Jan.

A. e.rl. HESS. John Edward 1187 Mania- racinca, Jan. a.

ooy. HILL, Samuel, 1812 Sunnydale Hoffman. Philip Anthony. 1619 11th jan. gin, HOM.

Phiiio. 1560 Hyde No. 21, Jan. a. bnv.

JONES, Donald Raymond. 160 Navy Road 27C. Jan. 9. girl, LA ROSE.

Thomaa, 1317 Masonic Jan. 8. girl. LEONARO. William James.

2119 Simon San Jose, Jan. 3, girl, MARTINEZ, Ronald Eugene, 531 Palm aoutn ban rrancisco, Jan. 7, bnv. MINOR, Herman 1042 Broderlck jan. ooy.

MURDOCH. John Quinton. 1387 Hub. bard San Leandro. Jan.

I. bov. MUSANTE, Raymond Joseph. 675-A Spruce Jan. 6.

boy. McOANIEL, Henry Thoma. 793 ueecnwooa Drive, Daly City. Jan. 7.

Rirl. McRORV. James Allen, 1377 Broadway, Alameda. Jan. 7.

girl. NIX. Glen William. 3914 26th St. Jan 8.

girl. SHEA, Bernard Joseph. 65 Teres uaiy city. Jan. 6.

ooy. REDINGER. Jack Paul. 2127 42nd Jan. 8.

girl. ROBINSON. Herbert. 621 Fillmore St. RUSSELL.

Robert Francis. 450 5th Jan. 6. girl. SANCHEZ, Victorians Ramirez.

1018-A Minna Jan. 4. girl. STANDISH. James Franklin, 2010 Du ram ocinwT jan, uut- SHIRLEY, Robert Lawrence.

11 Behr Jan. 5, girl. SIMMONS. La Forest Joseph, 1418 TurM Jan. q.

Bin. TUI, Manuma. 1637 15th Jan, 4, VANr BLYENBURGH, George, 1770 Pacific Jan. 14. airl.

WATERS. William Joseph. 54 Martha Jan. 7. girl.

WATSON, James Ernest, 899 Oak Aot. No. 6. Jan. 5.

girl. WEAVER. Wilbert Warren 751 Missouri Jan. 8. girl.

WHITENACK, David Charles. 562 37th htm Ian A sirl. CARLISLE, Walter Clifford. 373-A Ivy Dec. 30.

girl. CASTILLO. Fausto Anlbal, 1230 Mission Road. Dec. 30.

girl. OAMATO. Frederic Alan, 1849 Page DiSalle Back in Ohio Race COLUMBUS (Ohio). Jan. 12.

(AP) Democratic Governor Michael V. DiSalle got back into this year's race for gov ernor today. The campaign which has all the earmarks of a slam-bang affair was under way inside 15 minutes. DiSalle's decision to run was not entirely unexpected since President Kennedy, last Saturday night, braved the foulest kind of flying weather to jet into Columbus to speak some kind words on behalf of DiSalle, on the oc- casion of the Governor's 54th birthday. Electricians' Strike; Huge N.Y.

Layoff NEW YORK, Jan. 12. (UPI) The Nation's largest city began to feel the first major effects of the citywide electricians strike today when thousands of workers re ceived layoff notices and $1,000,000,000 construction work was slowed. An official of a large contractors group said the electrical workers' walkout would result in layoffs of 25,000 em ployes in related building trades by tonight. George N.

Cohen, president of the Cement League, which does 90 per cent of the concrete construction in Greater New York, said the remainder of the 50,000 workers employed by member firms would be laid off next week if the strike is not settled. J. G. GARDINER BALCARRES Jan 12. (AP) James Garfield Gardiner, 78, a farm boy who twice served as Sas katchewan's Premier and later for 22 years as Can ada's Minister, of Agricul ture, died today in a local hospital where he had been under treatment for cancer.

RAY TILLER WATERLOO (Iowa), Jan 12. (AP) Ray Tiller, 71, Waterloo fire chief for 42 years and, president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs in 1939, died Thursday of a heart condition. QIANNINI In Redwood City. Jan. 12.

12, Justine M. Giannini, widow of the late Frank Gianninli mother ol Frank and Clarice Gianninu mother-in-law of Mrs. Frances Gianninli grandmother of Mrs. Ingrid Simp-som great-grandmother of Linda Simpson, all of Redwood Cityi a native of Italy: aged 77 years. Funeral servu.es will be held Monday, Jan.

15. 12. at 8:30 a. m. at the Redwood Chapel, 847 Woodsid Road, Redwood City, thence to Our lady of Mt.

Carmal Catholic Church where a Ftequism Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Coima, Rosary Sunday at 8 p. ni. GIBSON In this city.

Jan. 12, 1962. Francis beloved husband ol Lena C. Gibsoni loving father of Francis Gilbson and Eleanor Love-land: loving brother of Louisa Ragon and Fred Gibsoni loving son of in late Francis and Prudence Gilbson: father-in-law of Verl Loveland and Nancy Gibsoni Idolized grandfather of susan and Kennetn Gibson, Dianne and Roger Loveland. The funeral will take place Monday.

Jan. 15. at 8:30 a. m. from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW 1 ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St.

Edward's Church California near Walnut where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Rosary Sunday evening ciock. Entombment, Holy Cros Mausoleum. 60LLY-ln this city, Jan.

9, 1962, Russell beloved son of Katharine Golly and the late William Gollv. loving nephew of Mrs. Anna Minner, loving cousin of Mrs. Helen Macy. A native of San Francisco.

Private funeral services took place Friday, followed by interment in Golden Gate National Cemetery, ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN CO, HART In this city, January 10. 1962. Lvdy Mutch Hart, loving wife of the late Blair Hart, devoted mother of Mrs, Barbara Dowd and Mrs. Consuelo Panos.

loving sister of Mrs. Bene Munro, Mrs. Ada Ureier, Mrs. Viola Land. William Mutch.

Mrs. Dorothy Vezlna and the late Mrs. Lucille Dunbar and Mr. Marie Peters. Survived by four grandchildren.

A nativ of Honolulu, Hawaii. Friend are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 10:30 a. at the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth Ave. Interment private.

KFI I fV At Jan. 12. 1962. Eliza- beth Ann Kelley, dearly beloved wife of the late Huron P. Kelley; mumii Qfi bar.

Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park Services of liANINLK iviAisuni DOMERGUE. M.HM.k.W I. .1... 1A rlKKHn in tnia tuy. jaiiuo, 1962, John Kirrane, dearly beloved son of tne late Mrs.

wary nurmy, loving brother of William and Patrick Kirrane and Mrs. J. C. Johnson: a native of San Francisco, aged 61 vnara. A retired auDerintendent of the Postal Service, a member of the Postal Employees Association, a member of I.O.F.

No. 10. S. F.i past nrecirienr and memher of the Twin Peaks Parlor No. 214, N.S.G.W., and past presidents a.

r. smoiy Mn 1. i. Funeral Monday, at 9 a. from Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at a thence to St.

Teresa's Church where a solemn nign Mass or Requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 m. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cros Cemetery, ni.ui.ncni in inn ciiy, rfnii, H. E. Klucken, loving husband of the lata Lake L.

Klucken, devoted futhAp nf Mra. Frances Sears. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. rnm th Fvnrarmmn MnrtuarV Of McAvoy-O'Hara Geary B'Vd.

at Tenth thence to St. Monica's Church where a Requiem Mass win be offered at 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p.

m. aiMRanaLfc in- oagrDmeiuu, 1962. Eugene Lee Marshall, beloved husband of Joanne E. Marshall of Sacramento, loving father of feortha Marshall. A native California; aged 43 years.

Friends may call at the Citizens Mortuary Home, 2301 Sacramento, and are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 2 P. in East Lawn Chapel, Sacramento. Cremation. mtvfrson in this city. Jan.

11 1962, Sanford Meyerson, beloved husband of Rose Meyerson; loving brother of Agnes Bacharach, Robert Mavarvin and Bertha Wolff: devoted brother-in-law of Henry and Esthir Glattner and Herbert Bacharach; loving uncle of Ann Glattner; a member of Fidelity Lodge No. 120, F. A. M. Services Sunday.

12:30 D. Un der the ausoices of Fidelity Lodge No. 120, F. A. at Sinai Memorial Chapel, Divisadero St.

at Geary. urainu lanmni 11. 1962. Ivan Nealon, devoted husband of the late Emily Nealon. beloved father of Ivan J.

Nealon loving grand father nf Nane Nea on. brother ot Mrs. William Gross, Mrs. Anthony Trkola, Mrs. Victor Delabar.

Mrs. aim Mills. Mrs. Etta Bovle and James Nealon. A member of Black smiths union, Local liba.

Services Saturday morning, -10 o'clock, at Halsted 1123 Sutter Street -MFinFR Suddenly January 11. 1962, Samuel beloved brother of the late Warren Neideffer and Ray Nei-deffer; loving uncle of Arthur Neider Or uaKiana. a native or iiuiiuia. Friends era invited to attend serv ices Monday, January 15, at 1 p. at Truman's Chapel, 2935 Telegraph Ave.

at 3Utn uamana, rsev. Fred B. Trevitt, D.D., 1962. Edward J. dearly beloved husband of Loretta F.

O'Connor, devoted father of Rita Miller and Edward J. O'Connor idolized grandfather of William, Robert and I inrie Miller and Christine. Nancy, Judith and Daniel O'Connor, loving son of the late Edward J. O'Connor and Mary Peterkin, loving brother of the late wiicnaei ana junta uwir nnr enrt Mrs Flireheth DaVISt native of San Francisco. A member of Holy Names Society of St.

Eliza-hih' Church. California Court, F. of end a retired employee of the Californii State Auto ssn Cnn.r,l minnHav. at 8:45 a. m.

from Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce thence to St. Elizabeth's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, HOiy bross wemeiery.

PIESCHE (nee Prindivllle) In this city, Jan. 11. 1962, Lauretta beloved wife of Frank.J. Piesche; devoted sister of Mrs. Harriet Vilmo, Gertrude and Leo Prindiville; a.

retired principal of the San Francisco School Department, a member of the Third Order of St. Dominie's are Invited to attend the funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. from ths Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to St.

Edward's Church where a Requiem High Mass will be offered) et 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday, 8 p. m.

Visiting hours until 9 p. m. QUALMAN In this city. January 10, 1962, John Qualman, beloved husband of the late Jennie Qualman. devoted father of Dr.

Charles W. Qualman of San Francisco. Alice Pike of Santa Cruz and John Qualman, Jr. of Bakersfield, grandfather of Judy and Bill Qualman of San Francisco. Jack and Bill Qualman of Bakersfield and 3 greatgrandchildren; aged 93 vea.s.

A native of Beloit, Wisconsini member of Californn Lodge No. 1 Islam Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. and Olympic Club of San Francisco and 33rd Dstree Mmhcr ot the Supreme Council of Guatemala. C. A.

'Friends are invited to attend the funeral service 1 p. Monday, Jan. 15 und-r the ausijces of California Lodge No. 1, at Gray's. Divisadero Street at Post SCOTT In So.

San Francisco. January 10, 1962, Floyd; beloved husband of Mrs. Vera M. Scott; loving father of Mrs. Dortha Watson of Pacifica; Leslie Scott of San Carlos: Mrs.

Eleanor Schmidt and Lewis D. Scott of Brisbane) Mrs. Mildred Serbough of Allan). Af. kansasi Mrs.

Wllma Hatten of Nor; walk, Calif.i Mr. Vera Zimmer of San Brunoi and, Mrs. Doris Young-blood, Dalmar, Floyd Jr and Sandra Scott of South San Francisco. A nativ of Oklahoma; aged 60 years. runerai iervic monaoy p.

m. at Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave. Interment, Cypress Liwrl Memoriel Park. THELANDER In thl City, Jan. t.

Jb, arinur aeariy dviuvou mu-band of the late Rose Thelanderi devoted father of John Leonard Thelander, U.S.N.i loving brother of Gladys Sandgren, Angelina Seidel nd Floyd Thelanderi a nativ of Kansas, aged 60 year. Funeral services Saturday, at 11 a. at Gantner-Felder-Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave. Inurnment, Cypres Lawn Memorial Park. VALENTINO In thl city January iioi, josepn vaiBiuinw.

woiuvsu lather pf John Valentino of Jackson-villa, Florida. Devoted son of the late Joseph nd Josephine Valen- tino. Loving brother of Emanuel, Sain and Frank Valentino. Mr. Carmela Barraco and the late Tonv Valentino and Josephine Jensen.

Dear grandfather of Vickl Valentino. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. A nativa of San Francisco. Aged 57 years. A retired member of Friend invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8:30 a.

m. from the Chapel of H. F. SUHR 2919 Mission nr. 25th thence to All Hallows Church, Newhall and Palou where Requiem Masa will be offered for the repose of hi oul commencing at 9 o'clock.

Ro- c.m-u at rri. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting hour until 9 p. m. WAUGH In thl city, Jan.

10. 1962. Russell L. Waugh, beloved brother of Margaret Rose Waugh and Joyce Agnes dear brother-in-law of Gladyce Waughi fond uncle of seven nieces and nephewsi member of the Automotive Warehousemen' Union. Local 241.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, Jan. 15, at 9:30 a. m. from Drlscoll' Mertuary Chapel, 766 Valencia near 19th thence to St. Anthony' Church where a Mass of Requiem will be offered at 10 a.

m. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary, 8 p. Sunday. FREE PARKING UNION 76 STATION 19TH AND VALENCIA STS.

WENNERGREN In San Francisco Jan uary 11, Jy. nnur a. mennorgren. A native of Sweden, aged 81 years. A member of Odin Lodge 393, I.O.O.F.

Swedish Society and Pat tern Makers Association. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 3:00 p. m. Monday, January 15, at Anderson's, Valencia St. at 25th St.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Visiting hours until 9 o. m. free Parking flying a statioM 25th 4 valencia sts. Masses CRIVELLO, JOHN CHARLES First anniversary Mass Jan.

14, 1962, at 8 a. Church of the Visitacion, 1 Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by mom, dad, brother and sisters. Expression of Regret TRAVIS, CATHERINf (BLOW) Our deepest regrets are extended to Joe (Blow) Travis, on the untimely dent of hi spouse, Katy. GEORGE and CAROL Florists Express your sympathy Send flower; J.

FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION. S. F. JU S-338S TiFNEVA FLORIST '912 GENEVA AVE. JU 4-753T BELLI BELLI 430 POWFLL ST.

YU 2-8809. SHERIDAN BELL 120 MAIDEN LANE SU 1-2309 HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VAtFNCIA Ml 7-8277 J. O'CONNOR, FLORISTS 2901 mission fcor. 25th) Ml 7-7448 Cemeteries and Mausoleums OLIVET For all Faiths PLaza 5-0322 Monuments ERNST. BERLIN OOP.

Cypress Lawn Cemetery COLMA PL 5-2338 Funeral Directors VALENTE MARINI, PERATA CO. FOR OVER 70 YEARS SERVIN3 THE BAY AREA Free Parking Soaca Available at 649 GREEN DO 2-0627 4840 MISSION DE 3-0161 Folffifufy serving fn public for mart thou ievofy year. UNITED KRTMESiS (Established July, 1883) 1094 South Van Nets Ave. at 22nd St. PHONI VALENCIA 4-5100 for the yean ahead.

Wt Invite you to see and compere our facilities. MEMORIAL PARK A eon-profit cemetery for all ths WT rrmatories, eoibinbatiums ens' maueoir urns' Cata. tea Mala teeatj rua 45t All-time low temperatures froze millions of dollars worth of citrus fruit in the frigid lower Rio Grande Val ley of Texas yesterday and a wintry blast plastered freez ing rain and snow on Dixie's Atlantic seaboard from north Florida to Virginia. The week-long cold wave took a soaring toll in lives and crops as it clung to the south and threatened south and central Florida's citrus and vegetable crops for the. first time.

The cold eased in the west and north. But freezing temperatures still chilled all the nation except the Florida peninsula and the west coast. The mercury fell to 38 below at Fraser. and 18 below at Big Pmey, Wyo. 6 DIE IN TEXAS Texas counted six children among its cold wave dead.

A woman froze to death in the Virginia Mountains as she went for aid for her husband, stricken with a heart attack. Another Virginia woman froze to death as she walked hrough woods near her tiome. In one full week of wintry ordeal, the Nation counted at east 202 deaths blamed on the weather. Texas alone had 32 and Illinois 26. HARD HIT The lower Rio Grande val- ey was one of the hardest hit The mercury dropped to an all-time low of 10 above zero in the sub tropical citrus-growing area.

An estimated 7,500,000 boxes of oranges and grapefruit froze on the trees. Many growers feared that even their trees were lost. BIG CROP LOSS DOWN SOUTH LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12. (AP) Southern California's cold snap sent some temperatures plummeting deep into the 20's early today, and an official estimated damage to Coachella Valley tomatoes and peppers at $100,000 in Riverside County alone.

Imperial Valley tomatoes and squash also suffered in the valley's southern end around Holtville, See'ey and Calcxico as the official thermometer registered a biting 23 degrees at El Centre Quakes Hit Anew in Yugoslavia BELGRADE, Jan. 12. (UPI) Another series of strong earth quakes tonight hit the Yugoslav Adriatic coast where 70,000 were reported homeless following temblors that began Sunday. Rescue teams were working day and night to evacuate the inhabitants of Makarska and reports reaching Belgrade said 5,000 had left the city by nightfall. Army, navy and Red Cross disaster units were operating refugee centers for the victims, providing beds, blankets, tents and food.

The quakes have killed four persons since Sunday and injured at least 25. A. S. GUERIN LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.

(UPI) Municipal Judge Arthur S. Guerin, 61, who suffered a stroke while appearing on a television show Nov. 25, died today. Guerin died in St. John of God Hospital where he had been transferred from Queen Angels Hospital during the past weekend.

He had re mained in critical condition since suffering the stroke. The judge was stricken while appearing as a panel member on KTTV's "Ben Hunter Show." Another pan elist, Dr. Fred J. Hacker, ad ministered first aid until an ambulance arrived. IALDRIDGE-January 11, 1962.

Mer- riu. Deiovea nusnena or teniae Baldridge, loving brother of Mrs. Eunice Beckes of Sandoval. Miss Mildred Baldrldiie of Marion, Mr. June L.

Baldndne and Mr. RalDh E. Baldridge of Centralis, beloved uncle of Mrs. E. A.

Wamnole of San Mateo. Calif. A graduate of University of Illinois. B. S.

Services Monday 10 a. m. Rev, C. Wilkin officiating daohn SFFS. on church st BATTAGLIA In this city, January 12, 1962, Jamet Battaglia of 2347 21st Friends 'may call at the Chapels Of VALENTE MARINI PERATA 4 649 Green after 6 p.

m. Saturday. Notice of funeral later. BAUER SACHS In thii city, January 12, 1962, Charles dearly beloved husband of Dorothy Bauersachs, loving stepfather of Alan 0. Rohde and Doris M.

Nicholaisen, loving brother of Lena Braley of Vancouver, Washington; a native of Arizona, aged 71 years. A retired member of Plumbers Union, Local No. 38. Funeral services Monday, at 11 a. at Gantner- Felder- Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Du-boce Ave.

Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. (Donations to your favorite charity preferred.) BECKER In thit city. January 11, 1962. William T. Becker, beloved son of William J.

and Helen Becker, loving brother of Earl F. Becker, devoted uncle of Maria. Earl F. Jr. and Bridged Becker.

A nativa of San Francisco; aged 34 years. A member of the Independent Order of Foresters No. 10 and Bottlers Union No. 896. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 8:30 a.

m. from the Chapel of the UNITED UNDERTAKERS, 1096 South Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to St, Peter's Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Interment.

Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 7 o. m. BEHNCKE Walter, Lt. Col.

U. S. Army beloved husband of Mrs. Virginia Behncke. Veteran of World War I and II.

A native of Germany. Private service Monday, p. m. daphne SFFS, ona church St. Donations to American Cancer Society preferred.

BIANCHI In thl city January 12. 1962. Maud May Bianchi, dearly beloved wife of the late Anthony A. Bianchi, loving mother of Alfred A. Bianchi, idolized grandmother of Joan Ferroggiaro and great-grandmother of Kathryn Ferroggiaro.

devoted sister of the late William, George, Charles and Lillian Bates. A native of San Francisco, Calif. Age 79 years. Funeral Monday. January IS, at 1:30 p.

m. from the Chapel of VA-LENTE-MARINI-PERATA 4840 Mission St. Inurnment ML Olivet Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p. m.

BOTELLO-At rest. January 11. 1962, Mary Luna, dearly beloved wife of Agustin Botello, loving mother of Dec. 15. boy.

DI LELIO. Charles Di Lelio 636 Pennsylvania Dec. 15. girl. FANNIN.

Ernest Carl, 1356 16th Dec. 30. girl. HANDS. Henry.

545 Guerrero No. 9. Dec. 18. girl.

LOPEZ, Agustin Hernandez, 946-A Rut- land Avm Din. 18 sirl. LOW. Chong Lin, 29 Wayne Place, Dec. 6, oov.

MONTOYA, Oscar Augusto. 794 San Jose Apt. No. 6, Dec. 12.

boy. PELAEZ. Ernesto. 2206 Castro Dec. 27.

boy. PROCTOR. Dick Lee, 208 Valdez, Dec. 21. boy.

RAMOS. Francisco Carlos. 3543 19th Dec. 26, boy. ROCHA.

Alfred Joseph. 407 Hazelwood South San Francisco. Dec 20. SAN FELIPE, Michael Terrence, 336 Pierce st Aot. no.

a. uec. a. gin. SARGANIS.

Antonio Manuel. P. O. Box 125, San Geronimo, Dec 21. WILLIAMS, Calvin Charles.

373 San Bruno tjrisDane. uec. ou, uuy. YENOR, Harry Deal, 2361 28th Rbando Jr, 194 Col lege uec ooy. Marriage Licenses YAMAKAWA-TOYOOKA Satoshl Yam- kawa.

29. 2742 uusn tU ana rayoo Tovooka, 24, same. SCIARONI-COLYER Maurice Sciaronl, 24, Daly City, and Lauralee Colyer, 22. 158 Laidlev St. DERRIS-BENNETT Lee Derrls.

56, 1348V? Fairfax and Trannie Bennett. 56, 1241 Webster St, 6R0TJAHN-WALLACE Michael Grot-iahn, 26, Berkeley, and Barbara Wallace, 23, 1510 26th Ave. MAGUIRE-HOLMES Michael Maguire, 45 29 Buckingham Way. and Mary Holmes, 35. 1946 Grove St.

GOREE-CASWELL Bruce Goree, 22, USN, and Donna Caswell, 30, Adelaide Place. STRINGER-BONNER Oliver Stringer, 18. 354 Arlington and Barbara Bonner. 19, 25 Precita. DeSOUZA-BEARDSLEY Ernesto De-Souza, 26, 223 Balboa and Barbara Beardsley.

22. 207 Stanyan St. HALPIN-EBY Thomas Haloin. 26, 855 Sacramento and Emily Eby, 22, 620 Post St. M.

CERRUTI-WOOD George Cerrutl, 41, San Leandro, and Elizabeth Wnnrt 11. JQJS Pierce St. MALATESTA-SCALCUCCI Albert Mala- testa 22, MJ apoiio ana Lota Scalcucci, 20. 1424 Alemany Blvd. PRE-MARITAL EXAMS Rm.

1004 DeYoung Bidg. 690 Market St. Dr. J. M.

White. Hrs. Sat. 9-12. Snecial IVi hour service.

j902-492e KENNEDY-GARRONE Gordon Kennedy. 19, Daly City and Graciela Garrone, 19. 471 Staples St. DEF FRY-NOBLES Francis Deffry, 23, 1081 McAllister, and Glen Nobles, 551 Davis. f)RO2CO-M0NTES Huso Orozco.

22. Daly City, and Alicia Montes, zz. same. SANDERS-MOSELY Artlce Sanders, 39, 1539 Van Dyke, end Jacquelyn Mosely. 22, 326 Bridgeview Drive.

KLOBUCAR-MINER JoseDh Klobucar, 28, 30 Aval on and Joan Miner, AM I St. KNIGHT-FRANK Carl Knight. 31, 715 Laguna Honda ana jonn rranx, 18. 2186 21st Ave. ROSICH-CLEMO Francisco Rosich, 20, 2769 Foisom and Susanna Clemo.

18. 272 Sinchez St. LUCCHESI-OOCKTER Dennis Luc- chesi. 19, Crockett, and Dar- Jolm J. Ide, Aeronautical Consultant Herald Tribune Newi Service NEW YORK.

Jan. 12. Cant. John Jav Ide. United States Naval Reserve, 71, aeronautical consultant, architect and author, died to day at his home here.

He was a great-great-grandson John Jay, first Chief Justice of the United States. Born at Narragansett Pier. R. Capt. Ide was educated at the Browning School in New York and Columbia Uni versity.

While assistant naval at tache stationed in Paris in 1949-50. research led him to the site of the Hotel D'York at 56 Rue Jacob, where the peace treaty between the United States and Britain was signed on Sept. 3, 1783, ending the Revolution War. The treaty bore the signature of John Jay, his forebear, as well as those of Benjamin Frank lin and John Adams. He was the author of "In ternational Aeronautic Or ganizations and the Control of Air Navigation," "The Por-traits of John Jay," as well as a contributor to magazines of articles on aviation and architecture.

COL. McKELL Funeral services for Col. David McCandless McKell, a graduate of and for many years an instructor at the San Francisco Law School, will be held today in Chilli- cothe, Ohio. Colonel McKell. who was nresident of the Chillicothe Telephone died in the Ohio city Wednesday, tie was 80.

A graduate of West Point who was active in civic af fairs in San Francisco after his retirement from the Army in 1927, Colonel McKell was a member of the California Historical Society, fellow and council member of the Mor gan Library in New York, the Grolier Club in that city and the Rowfant Club in Cleveland, Ohio. Survivors include his wife, Edna McGinnis McKell; a daughter, Mrs. William Hadly of Los Gatos; a son, Dr. David McKell of Saratoga, 12 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. GERALD GRIFFIN RHINEBECK (N.

Jan. 12. (AP) Gerald Griffin, 70, composer, singer, author, actor and an entertainer whose career ranged from vaudeville to grand opera, died at Northern Dutchess Hospital last night after a long illness. Griffin was president of the Catholic Actors Guild of America from 1930 to 1936, and national executive secretary of the American Guild of Variety Artists from 1940 to 1942. JOSEPH DUNN LOS ANGELES, Jan.

12, (UPI) Joseph E. P. Dunn, 76, former special agent in charge of the Federal Buerau of Investigation here, died yesterday after an extended illness. Survivors include his wife, Nurtha, and a brother, in Augusta, Me. SCIIOEPPERLE Herald Tribune News Service TRINCETON (N.J.), Jan.

12. Victor Schoepperle, 72, former vice-persident of the National City Bank of New York, died today at his home after a long illness. lene Dockter, 20, tain. Divorces Complaints Filed BAKER Margaret So'veig vs. William E.

BROWN Maria vs. Cobby. CASS Margaret E. vs. Walter M.

CASTRO Mary vs. Richard J. DS WALT Beverley Jean vs. John i. wan..