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Anniversaries Births Marriages Deaths S'an Jfraurisra Cxamturr 39, qUIem HUh vui will ba offered for the I repoae of his soul commenrinn at Recitation of the Rosary Monday eveniog at o'clock. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. For Information please telephooe TKmplehar 2-11SI. GIAN'NASI In thla city, March 1(152 Carlo lllannasl, dearly heinved of Uosollna (iianniist. lovinir fJilhrr of METE HELD ON S.

F. GIGE SflUIEH KILLS mm Bay Bridge Death Leap Key System passengers last night saw Willie E. Hsrwr. 28. elacn 44 A number Court F.

No. 10, I. F. Frlenda are invited to attend the fit- neral Mondav at 8:30 a from the Chanel of tha United Undertaker, men South Van Nes. Ave at 22nd thence to St.

Peter'a Churrh, where a Requiem Masa will be celebrated at 9 am. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. SOMOtti I Julius; a native of Austria, Funeral aervlcea were held yesterday (Dierks A Co I (901 Invlsadero) STONK In tlenldshurc, March 4 a part time Post Office employe, leap to nis aeatn Into the Bay from the maintenance walk on the north side of the Bay Bridge, He i was Identified by Bridge Officers Sgt. Frank Smith and John Goodman through papers left In a neatlv folded blue denim jacket. Harper, an Army veteran or world war II, leaves a wife Thelma Mae, of 2118 Brush Street, Oakland.

turned here by San Francisco Patrolman Martin J. Bell. Auction Sales SOLO PIKI-MIAl OR IN LOTS TO SUIT BIODiRS SHUT MITAli Df.ie A Krya 11 ft. 4 Irakai Una Shear Panca will) Seuthwark ft. Cap.

Rallij (1) Clav. Punch A ihaari, and 11" Ihraatc; la. Alberto V. Aldretr, 34, who was convicted of a $1,000,000 swindle on the Bank of California five years ago, was held In San Diego yesterday en route to San Francisco on a probation violation warrant. The warrant was signed Tuesday by Superior Judge Harry J.

Neubarth after testimony that Aldrete had not contacted probation officers since November. Aldrete was arrested the next day in Calexico, Calif. He will be re- Auction Sales a fa premi. Vernon Av. AZUSA, CALIF.

Appfglmmttly 30 miUi from LOS ANGELES TO II IATI Rawer RIAL ISTATI AUCTION ItMftloiMi, well UmW 47 ail. wm. It. with kwiMllifl, adjacent I freed l-bar mervelr in saint, leuth-era Cellfefnie. lyiUinf r.

ideally fe Mil any mmufaftwrini with pacific hi far obrliatian. MACHINI IHO'i Oatv. Iran, 17) ana1 0. CnoKl Flaar. fully wirad.

STIIL CIANIWAY Blatoj.t Atarax. aO a 120. Oak. Iran Caa-Iruttiaa. Cancraia flaar.

(ail-read Track ia sldi. OfFICI ILDO.I 1100 fa Ft. laau-tiful cat up, affiia aartillanc, ate. Campraitar lldci Reel Crate Idf.j lackar I Tailat eidi.t llua Print lldf.g Office iterate fhipainf Racalvinf Of tiei( faint Spray tld, an raaarty. Aba iteej lldi.

aa Adjacant taacad Oraand. for FURTHIR INFORMATION SINO FOR DITAILIO PROSPECTUS. Ceperj aland A oilier Chlcata Nibblam IAIHIIi II I and TURRITS! caalantt lORINd PLANIR eamk Mlllt DRIllli with Multiple ORINDIRSi ar with cieian COMPRISSORSi a 14 Pneumatic MISC.t Metal Over SO ta S00 I. lift 50" ilac. Pawar ihaari 10 ft.

Ihaol Sfcaarj I ft. la (a. Hand Irand: lor Faldar, Iran Cutter,) frictian Saws, ate. ladaa Shipley II i I Q.C.i Manarch O.C. with Tapari Manarch 14 4 O.C.

Clevclna 10 4. (2) likbv Universal All-Oawad with and bar faadtj Farract, 4 ft. Swinf with vari-ipaad driva and caalant. Mill. King 10" Vertical with Turret Hand.

A SHAPIRi Ouanfit 14" Shapari Whit- I ft. 1 ft. Drawrvt Planar. Kampemith It" with Caalant. America ft.

1)" cal. all-ea'ed Radial IS and 7 HP. malart; Nalca 14-epindla Drill: (12) Drill Praeeae and leach Drille Vernon UaiveMol Taal CvHar Orind- maanatic Chwclti Sunnan Hanej (4) Pra Double Ind Orlndert, ate. Ingenall-Rand Twin Cylinder IF and 10 i 14 with ISO HP. meter, Chicaa.

12 a 10 Herlient.l with SO HP. Mtr. Da-All Jab Selertarj Pipe A tail Thracdartj land Punch A Hydraulic Praaaaei Waedwarkinf Table A Cut-Off Sawn Part. Oaa--'pawered liac. Oanaratar.

TREMENDOUS TOOL CRIIS AVKRrXI AMT T. BAHHKR. HAKRT A. BKIM, HKKHfcKT OAKI.EV in years BKItltV. MA It IK BOOTH, FRANK 1.

BOKUt. KMUt'O yeara BHUNER, NKV1IJ.E (OM.KIAN, CATHKKIM! I. CROSKTTI, OIACOMO 73 DAKIN, FRANK W. UKLLAMOKK, ANOKI.A DE LA ROMA. FRANK year.

DEWEY, GEORGE DOI.I'H, THOMAS H. DOl'AT, LOl'IS JOSEPH DOWN. C'HAKLOTTK KICK DITLISEA, HARRY L. KI.AHAVAN, BIIIUGET FliORKEWCIZ, JOHN F. 1 year.

OIAN.NASI, CARLO 11 yean UtICHAKD, GERTRV'DE HAIXISEY, CORNEUl 7 year. HANSEN, F.MKaK K. HATHERIIX, GEORGE F. HERRMANN. CHARLES O.

HEKMCH. HAROLD S. JONES, OSGOOD K. KERRIGAN, HATTIE A. KING, BERNARD I.

K1RCHER, CHARLEYS A. 71 year. MCE. MARY LI NET, El GENE I. 33 yeara LLOYD, VtllJ.IAM DAVID 7 yeara McGINTT, JOSEPH MEYERS, FRED WILLIAM MILAM, GIOVANNI 0 year.

At. MANN. EDITH I. PILTI. ELSIE REDARES, LEOME P.

71 year. SANPHTROM, CHARLES P. SCHNEIDER, ELMER W. (Shorty ai Butck) 44 yeara SOMOGYI. JI LIIM STONE.

ROBERT GREGORY STIRHAHN, ALBERT TWICHELL, WALTER E. I'RBANO. MARIA yeara WARNER. ALFRED JAMES YYEHR, CHARLES J. WIGHT, WILLIAM F.

VYSE, WILLIAM J. AVER ELL March 19S2, Amy T. Avar-all, belovtd mother of Mra Thomas Brew, ar, Mra. Lionel Evana, Edward Averell Capt. John V.

Avar.ll U.S.A.F., and Harmon Av.r.n, loving enter of Mr. Zoa Crawford and Harrlaon Tata. Service. Monday afternoon, a' clock at Hal.t.d 1123 Suiter St. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, BARBER March 19SJ.

Harry A. Bar. Dr, oeioven iamer or riaroia tBodiei Rrhp. Bn1 Mrt MjmM Phnin lfif brother ot Mra. Frank B.

Wiener ana loiantna o. Haroer, devoted grandfather of Donald V. Phillip, anif Mra. Kichard Scott Bervlcea Monday mornlnr 10 o'clock at Halstad A 1123 Sutter St. ln-1.

lermsni, vvooaiawn uamoriai rarx. BEIM In Mill Vallev. March S. 1833 Herbert Oakley, dearly balovad husband of Maa Bella Balm, lovlna father of Alan Balm, brother of Jerrold Be rn of Tucaon ArUona: a native of Newark, New Jar-ey. a.ed 4S A member of the American Newspaper Guild, and Press Lnion ijea.ua club or Ban Francisco.

(Newark, Mew Jer.ey, paper, please copv. Friend, Invited la attend (raveslde service. Tuesday, March 11, at 10:45 a. at the ((omen data National Ceme tery, sen uruno. rrienaa may can at tha Memorial Chanel of Kusaall Gtwch.

270 Millar Ave, Mill vallev, until hi.ui a. m. Tuesday, Fund preferred, Contributions to Heart BERRY At reel March 7. 1952. Marie beloved wife of James A.

Berrv. lovinc mother of Walter Berry, of Olive Handel Funeral services Monday March in 1952 at 2:30 d. m. from tha morttinrv of Julius 8. Oodeau 41 Van Ness Ave.

near Market St. BOOTH In this city. March 6. 1BS2 Frank Booth, beloved husband or Martaret C. Booth, loving father of Margaret Eltrlngham and Barbara Breeze, devoted brother of Mary Hopklna.

Madeline Booth, Amy Booth and J. Hax; a native of Call lorn a Friends are Invited to attend tha funeral Monday, March 10. at St. Brigld'a Church. Van Ness at Broadway, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose oi ner soul commencing at 9 a m.

The Rosary will be recited at a p. an. Sunday. March 9, at Gray. umsaaero si.

at rosi. 1 1 If I ft, Uk 1 fl 1 t. nco Borlo, dearly beloved husband of Taieriua Borlo, loving father of John and the late Charles Borlo, loving brother of Aleasandro and the lata Giuseppe nnrio, lauiiwq aranaiatner or rucnarn and Lea Borlo; a native of Italy, aged ev VHri, Friends are Invited ta tha fu neral on Monday, March to. at a. m.

from tha Chapel of Valenta, Martnl. Perata A 4R40 Mission thence to corpus nnstl hurcn where Requiem High Mass will he celebrated for the repose of his aoul commencing at 9:30 a. m. Entombmem. Holy Cross Mausoleum.

Aosary, Hunday evening at o'clock. MARRIAGES All hr. Ctiapel of Home too. VA. 4-3404: TU.

5-0203 STANDARD MARRIAGE HEALTH EXAMS S3. 50 Reported Dally Spec. nl IV, Hour Service S5 C. R. WRIGHT, M.

and STAFF Hrs. 9-6: Sat. 9-4. Phone DO. 2-4028 90 Market 8th Fl Young Bldg itjajunt If ib a yi To V.

M. (ESH) KSIILEMAV. 9 Ter vantes elan Francisco, whose Dlrtn-day la today. Birthday Greetings ana congratulations irom Airs, fjsnieman. an his buslnasa assoctatea and many frlenda.

To TONY CATALAN A of State Realty, 1482 Valencia St. May today, your birthday, be filled with and happiness. YOUR ASSOCIATES. Statianary A PertnUe Waldari Irani 0 Amp. Acma I2S KVA Spat Welder with Thratiaa Contrah Natianal 4-tereh Plan-a-araph; Waldin Paeitianart.

Alaa Mabila Crane; Trviku Fard I' Tan Track and OMC Flat Siaal Track. 69 Suffer Sen Fronelieo 4, CoIf. SU. -8955 tub MMMmi 1 ft biAU4d.laVilUiad.W.iU.i'' Phoncwritewirc tor tree illuitratcd detcriptivt brochure. AUCTION SALE- Approximately $40,000 Staple Groceries and Meat Market Equipment OF THE CARLOS SUPER MARKET 1272 EL CAMINO REAL, SAN CARLOS, CALIF.

To Be Sold Monday, March 17, at 10:30 A.M. COMPRISING IN PART: Sunday, M.reh 9. 1952 CCCC "Cards ef Thanks are good form." say. Emily Post ''Card, of Thanks" may used appropriately to thank frlenda of th. Ut ceased.

"In Memortams" and "Mas. Notices" afford friends tne opportunity to send appropriate message, tn th. family of th. deceased. To Insert "Anniversary Greetings" "Birthday Greetings" "I aril of Thanks" "In Memoriani" Masa "Memorial nn thl.

page, phona Slitter 1-2424 and ask for Miss Ford. She will giadly assist fou with helpful Information regard-ng correct wording and publication. ftt a a a I inn a FOR SA.I.K Crvpt. Choice location. Wood mwn Mausoleums Woodlawn Memorial Park.

OV. 1-62K5. HI it ii tit 1 a MONUMENTS, GRANITE MARKERS Regulation sua, J48 plus cemetery charga, iT IS Mission, National. Jl' 7-8245. IFutirrol Dirrrtora VALENTE MARINI PERATA CO.

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4-9035 STOLTE'S FLOWERS 2642 Ocean. MO. 4-250t STOLTE'S ADMIRAL FLORIST. 2HtV! Mission. MI R-2S21 HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VALENCIA.

MI. 7-8277. PLAZA FLORISTS 404 BUTTER BT DO. 2-38SO SHERIDAN BELL 120 Maiden I.ane. PC 1-2300 lmm Distinguished Vd FUNERALS Prices You Can Afford from $125, $185, $245, $355, 1 $415, $565, and up I Oaf 75 Ytar 42C0 Geary Blvd.

tx 6tft Ave. Theme SKylinc 1-8403 Unless you have visited you have not seen th most beautiful CEMETERY No other cemetery ba. moro f.Tor.ble prices Our endowment fund of over two million dollar, protect, your investment. A DCMITERY FOR ALL FAITHS I CEMETERY CHEMATORtUM tULUMlAIIIUM MAUSOLEUM URN GARDEN Colm 2S, San Malta County, Calif. WOODLAWN MEMORIAL PARK A NEW MAUSOLEUM UNEXCELLED IN BEAUTY Companion Crypts (Side by Side) available only at Woodlawn.

Visit Woodlawn Bafora Making Final Arrangements BEFORE NEEDS SELECTIONS WOODLAWN Mciinnm dadc mklilUlalMs. I Mill Masonic Cemetery Aswcl.tlei Sine. ISci The Cemetery Besutiul Colma 25, California PLaza 5-1727 Ml BRFNFR In Santa Crui, Mar. 1952 Seville tiruner, aurvivert by hla wirtow Margaret B. Bruner of Santa Crui; a native of San Francisco.

Services will be held In the Wesaendnrf Chapel, 223 Church Santa Crua, Monday, Mar. 10, at 9:30 a. m. Interment at 12 noon, Woodlawn Cemetery, at Colma. Fnenda are respectfully invited to attend.

COIJJGAN In this city. March 7. 1952. i ainerine I. oilman, lovinx sister oi lr.

Franel. J. Colllgan. daugriter of the lute Terence ini Jane Colllgan sister of the late Rev. James A.

Colllgan. S.J.. Marv. Anne, winiani, jonn and Terence il llaan. aunt nt Mrs A VVM liam B.

and Francis j' miitgnn; a native of San Francisco, Calif. A member or tna Third Order of St Francis of St. Bonuace Cnurch and the Ladles' Soilality of Bt Ignatlua Church. Funeral will take place Mondav March 10, 1952. at a.

frum the 'Chapel or J. u. conn 455 alencia St. th.nca to St Brlrid'a Churrh. Hrnn.tuv ft Van Ness, where a Solemn Mass of Requiem will be celebrated fot the repose of her soul commencing at 10:15 a m.

interment, Holy cross Cemetery. Rosarv Sunday tv.ning at 8:30 oclock CROSKTTI In thla city. March 7. 1952. uiacomo Croaettl dearly beloved husband of Tereaa (Nina) Croaettl.

brother of Stefano Croaettl; a native of Italy, aged 73 yeara. Friend, are Invited to attend funeral Tuesday, March 11, at 9 a. m. from the Chapel of Valante. Marlnl, Perata A 649 Green thanra in ss unit Paul'i Church for a Igh Maas at 9:30 m.

iniermem, rtiiy cross emetery. Recitation of tha Rosary Monday evening at o'clock. DAKIN In Berkeley. March 7 1952. Frank W.

llakln helnvri htuhnn.i Eva M. Pakln, loving fatlier of Evelyn Dakin, loving brother Mrs I.nun ostMra of Oakland; a native of Alameda aged 65 years. A member of Amity Lodge No 370, F. A A. M.

of San Francisco; Optimist Club of San Francisco, and Sciota Pyramid No. 1 of San Franciaco Friends are Invited to attend services at in. nemeiev Hills Chapel (Pace A Oderl 16H2 Shattuck Ave at Cedar Berkeley, Mondav. March 10 19.12. at Jl a.

m. Inurnment. Ml View Crematory. Dr. Stanley Armstrong Hunter oln-' ciailng DKI.I.AMORF In San Xlalan Minh 1 1952, Anpela Dellamore.

beloved wife of the late Frederick Dellamore loving mother of George. Charlea. Walter. Fred ana iiaoei ireuamore and Mrs. Alda Rlddell.

Private funeral services were conducted naiuraev, aiarcn it tW. C. Laaawell A Co.) UK I.A ROSA In Inverness. March 7. 1952, Frank, beloved brother of Joseohlne Ingram, adored uncle of June Mazzone ana Mildred Brundage; a native of Call forma, a.ed 74 years.

Friend, are Invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, March 12. 1952, at 11a. at Keaton a Mortuary, San Rjifnel. ln- terment private. DF.WET In Ihia citv.

March S. 195 Gaorge beloved husband of Marion I'ewey, devoted lallier nf Patricia M. Dewey, devoted son ot William and Agnea J. Nichols, brut her of Mildred cunningnan. and William J.

Niehola Jr. a native of Oakland, Calif Friend, may call at the Evercreen Mortuary or itcwoy ti nara Geary iiiva. at Ternn alter 5pm Sunday. Notice of funeral later. DOLPH In Pedro rnlnf, Thomas lnv- Ing of Mra.

Selma Dolph and the lata Elof Dolph. brother of John and Gladya Dolph, Tlielma Ward and Vivian rriiltt: a native ot San Francisco. Private funeral services were held from tna Porter-Morrison Funeral Home, Friday morning. DOl'AT In Redwood Cltv. March 1955 Loula Jotenh hfkn-ed hushanrf nf Mrs.

Edna K. Dotiat, s.in Carina lovingi father of John J. Doiut. Ran Francisco and Mrs. Vivian Sova Mlllbrea.

devotel grandialher of Ariene Douat. San Fran cisco, orotner oi Mrs, c.aorga Hoffman. rrancisco. siara iinuat, San Joes Mrs. c.uy Brink.

Paadens. A. member or San arlos lodge No. H90 A A San Carlos. Past Chief.

Council 45, Universal Craftsman. San Francisco. Funersl eervlrea will be held Mondav. March 10. 1952 at 10 a m.

at the Colonial Mortuary of Crosbv-N Grsv A 2 Park Road, Burllngame under tne auspices of San Carlos No 690, F. A A M. Kntombment. Cypress iawn rara. DOWNS March 4.

1952. Charlotte Rice Downs, loving aunt of Rutus and Wiila Evans beloved ereat-aunt of Stan. ley and Robert B. Evana; a native of Ban rrancisco. Private aervlcea were held Saturday roomirK.

Ulalsted 1123 Sutt.r St.) DI'PLISEA In thla cltv. March 1952 Harry beloved brother of Mra Laura M. Burke and Dr. Arthur J. DupHaea.

A native of New Brunswick. Canada, A member ot Park Lodge No, 44S F. A A M. Funeral services Mondav. March 10, at 1 p.

m. at tha Maneely-Matthewa Chapel, DIMsauero M. at uearrel! FI.AHAVAN March 7, 1952. Bridget beloved sister of the lata Stephen ant William Flahavan. loving aunt of Mra Joseph M.

Hannon. Stephen and William and tne late 1 nomas Flahavan; a native oi county i.imencK. ireiann. Friends ara Invited to attend Ui. ftl neral Monday.

March 10, at 8:30 a. m. from Duggan'f. S434 Tlh thence to St, Jnmee Churoh wlnre a Requiem High Mass will ba offered at 9 a. ni noaary, evening at a m.

Spirllual bouquata preferred. riXIHRKWK In Oakland. March ft 1952. John r. Florkawic.

of 40S 25th beloved of the late Mr. and Mra. Joseph Florkawlca, loving brother of Mrs. Mleczyslawa Wlar.bowska, Mra. Tares.

Marycz. Sofia Zietar.ka. Eygmunt, Stanlslaw and Jozef Florkewlr.a. all of Poland: Felix Florkewlc. of Chloago.

and the lata Mra. Stanislawa Budny of Poland, unela of Ted Budny of Oakland and tou.ln of Henry L. Sosinakl of Clar Idga, Pa 1 alas by many niacea and n.ph.w. In the United States and Poland: a native of Poland, aaed St A member of the Maqoabaaa, Tent Miva NO. DN8-U Friend, ara respectfully Invited to at tend tha funeral Tuesday.

March It 1952, at 0 o'clock a. m. from the Oak land Chapel of Freeman A Cox-Roach A Leonard. 2630 Telegraph thence to St. Franeia da Sales Church, where a Re and is based on an event In the Colonial era.

The couple is charged with col lectlng $10,000 to $20,000 a year from several hundred Midwest residents who contributed up to $50 each to help finance prosecu tlon of the claim. Mrs. Wiley denied the charge and declared: "I'm un heir and I have birth certificates and marriage record to prove It." United State Attorney Matthew Welsh said the scheme is based on the claim that seventy-seven acres of land, now worth more than $16,000,000,000, belong to descendants of Thomas Edwards. French Reds Use Germ War Charge fAKis, Aiarcn a. uinsi Communist China's charge that Americans are engaged in "germ In the Far East wpp converted to quick propaganda use in Europe today by -the French Communist newspaper Cc Soir.

The Paris newspaper used the Pciping charge under an eight- column front-page headline saying: 'Danger of epidenmios In Europe after mlcrolie bombardments by United States Air Force In Korea." Air Pioneer Dies TORONTO, March 8, (AP)- Major John O. Inwood, 67, founder of the first Canadian Air Mail Service from Toronto to Ottawa, died In a hospital here yesterday, Ada l.eone'.ll. lovmK Kraridlatlier of Cherlblno I.eonelll. father-in-law of Oliver I.eonelll. loving brother of Maria Palandrl of lies Moines, Iowa; a rauve 01 itaiy.

anon 7 1 years. Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral on Mondav. March 10, 8.30 a. irom tne cnapci of Valente, Miirtnl, Perata 4S40 Mission thence to corpus Christ! Church, where a Kequiem Mas. will he said for the repose of his soul, commencing: at 9 a m.

Interment llnly Cross Cemetery. Rosary. cunuay evcnillK. a CIOCK. til 1CH llll In Oakland.

March 7. 1952. iiertruue. neloved wile of Rea ma J. Cuichard IovIiik mother of JohnJ jane ana Tiinmaa cuichard.

lovlna sister of Mrs. Mary Hordes. Mrs. Rernlce llnoney and Jcsn Kuan: a native of Call fnrnia. A member of St.

Bernard Mothers i inn. Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend ttie funeral Mondav. March If. at 8:311 o'clock a.m., from the i nape! of the Oaks. Oakland Mortuary Telecranh Avenue, thence tn XI Bernard's Church, where Requiem Mass will he celebrated for the repose of her soul at a.

m. Interment. HI. Michael's Cemetery, lJvermore. Recilntion nf the uosary Minriay evening at 8 clock.

HAI.I.ISKV Suddenly In ReiKelev. Calif. March 8 1D52. Cornelius helnvad hus band of tne late -Marv Halllerv. lovlna father of Fred Italllaev and Mr.

Maureen Weidel. devoted brother of Alexan der Mai sev of nerka av. ohn Hal sov and Mrs. Nellie Frlsch of San Francisco. ano (lauarhar of Oakland- a native of Mar room.

County Cork, Ireland, aced 7 years. Frlenda are Invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. March 11 1(152. at clock a. m.

from tha Mosswood Chapel of Albert Knuel fl Telegraph Ave oikbnd: then" to the Cluiivh of St. Philip Nerl's. where a Masa of Requiem will he offered for the repose of his soul at 9 a. m. Recitation of the Rieary Mondav evening at 8.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. HANMKX- March 7, 1952. Kites If. Han sen, beloved wife of the late Ferdtnand Hansen, loving mother of Otto Hansen. lT.

S. Armv. Hot Mrs. F.mma Prummond. Mra.

Kliese Hirria and Mrs. Gertrude New. A member and Past President of RIchter-McKlnnon Auxiliary No 3. V. S.

W. V. Services Tuesdav morning. 10 o'clock at Halsted 1123 Sutler St. Inter-mem National Cemeterv.

Presidio. Offl cers and members of Hlchter-McKlnnon Auxiliary No. win assemble for services Monday evening at 8 o'clock IIATIIK.1III.I. March fi. 1052.

neorce Hatherill. FN l'SN. dearlv beloved husband of Frances Hatherill. Invinc father of a e. liav and Mlch.el Hitherlll.

brother of ind Rav Hatherill and Mrs. Monica IeU)ng son of Mrs Marv Hatherill. Services Mondsv afternoon. o'clock at Hslstet A 112:1 Sutter St. Interment, unwien (late National cemeterv.

Tn this cltv March 1952 Charles Herrmann, devoted friend of Vincent Kircher; a native of Germany, aged 77 vears Friends are Invited to attend the funeral service 10 a m. Monday. 10. at Cray's Pivlsadern St. at Post.

Jnlerment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park HK.KSCll Entered Into rest, March S. 1952. Harold 8., beloved husband of Lillian Ilersch. devoted father of IHorsh Hersch.

loving eon nf I.ilv colton and the lata Henjamin Hersch. beloved brother of Pr. Bert Hersch. loving uncle of Robert Il.rsch Service. Mondav, it .10 a Slnal Memorial chapel, nivissdero St at Geary, Interment, lal.m Memorial P.rU JOM'S In Palo Alto, Mar.

8. 1953, Oa- good K. Jonea, husband of F.lsie F. Jones and brother of Jess Jones Mrs. a Rue, Mra.

Ruth Pearaori and Mrs. Florence Kutler; a native of Calif. A member of Mission I.odga No. 1B9, A A of San Francisco. Frlenda are Invited In attend His funeral Monday, Mar.

10, at o'clock In the Noble Chapel of Cypress Lawn Cemetery, Colma, under the nupfrea of Mission Idge No, lnfl, F. A Interment, Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at Lytton opposite city Hall Park, Palo Alto. Parking pace available on tha pr.mi.ee. KKRRIGAN March 19511, Hatlla A Kerrigan, wife of th.

late Thnmaa A Kerrigan, beloved aiater of Anna Howell and IJlllan M. Service Monday afternoon, 12:10 Clock at Halsted 1 US Sutler St Interment, Otiiden Uaie National Cemetery. Rlli-1n ihm rttv na-rl 1,. King beloved husband of' Alois cing loving rattier or tiioria Ann King devoted aon of Mrs. Oraoa King brother of l.oren King and Mra.

I.arlna lav Funeral service. Tuesday at 12 45 p. m. at Aslllev A Mr.Mllllen'l. 41200 (learv mvd.

at Sixth Ave. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Kll HKR In Tiburon. March 8. 1952 CnarieM A tnloitd Imehand of Agnc Kircher, loving fathar of Mra, Mary King, Hughes.

Kathrvn Prott eter Bertha OP. Charles Arthur Kircher Thnmaa Kircher, John Kircher and rlnllp Kircher; a native of New York, aged 71 y.are Friends sre invited to attend the fu n.r.l Tuesday, March 11. 1953 al 0 a. from Keaton. Mortuary, Han Rafael, thence lo Ht.

Hilary's Church Tiburon, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul com- menc ne at ltl a m. interment, Olivet Cemetery, fto.ary service will he recited at p. at th. Keaton Mortu ary chapel Mondav. March 10, 11)52.

LI K-In thl. elty. March g. 1952, Marv Ie. A native of Virginia ntv, N.v.

A resident of Marv a Help Hospital. Funeral Tuesday at a. from Chapels of Arthur J. Sulllven 3254 Market Hi. between 15ih and Iflth then to Mission Hoioree Church where a Requiem High Masa will be offered at OO a.

Interment, Holy Cms. Cemeterv Rosary Monday at 8 p. LINICT In Ihla city, March 1952. Kugen. loving husband of Helen llnet.

father of William Kugen. and Charlea Glenn Line': a native of apnng field. saimrl seed 15 years Friends may call at the Porler-Mor son ft uneru Home, eoi naaer nt Haves Funeral aervlcea will he held at the Park Presidio United Church. Geary mvd and 7 1 it at ju.au otitic Monday morning. I.I.nVI) In Ihla cltv March I 1952 William Pavid l.lovd.

beloved husband of Cathatlne Movd. loving father of the late Florle Lloyd; a native of wax. eprl 74 veers Frlenda are Invited to attend th. fqner.l service. Monday at 2 .10 m.

at the Chanel of H. F. guhr Co. 2919 Mission St. near 25th Ht.

Interment, Olivet Me morial Park. MefllNTV In thl. cltv. March 0, 1952 kilAtiil hi.Jian Mctlinly, Jwlng father of Mrs. Jeannetie Dennis, Mabel ana jame.

airuinty, ne-vnted grandfather of Kevin, Ellen and Erin McQlnty; a native of County ire ire and Funeral Mondsv at 9'Sr a m. from rhunali nf Arthur J. Bulllvan A Co '254. Market her lath and IHth then lo at. Paul churcn where rteqinem itie-n Mass wi ne otrereo at iu a Interment, Holy Croaa Cemetery Rosary Rundav at 8 p.

m. JIKVrltHS Fred William, beloved huahend nf Rosa Meyera, loving father of rr.n Mevera. Pro her or icmn Meyers. Funer.l services were held gaturday. Mar, 8.

1052 at Ih. Mortuary nf Juliiu el. (lodeau. 41 Van Neas near aiaraei nt. MII.AM-In thl.

cltv. March 8. 1952 Giovanni Mllani, dearlv beloved nusliand of the lata Imsollna loving falher of Joseph Mllani, Annie Rocchl and Martha a native of Italy, aged HO years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday. March 11.

at 9 a. from the Chapel of Valente. Marlnl Perata A 4840 Mission at. thence lo Corpus Christ) Church where a Requiem Mass will he eaid for the repose or 111. soul commencing ar w.jtt rn.

Interment. Italian Cemeury, Rosary Mondav evening a clock. MAIM ANN -In thl. city. March 8.

1952 F.dltli 1. N.umann, beloved wife of Fred Neumann, loving mother of Richard Trafton. Mrs. W. H.

Davis and Fred Nau mann. loylni; grandmother of Richard and Theresa Trafton. devoted ntece or Mrs II. .1. Ger.lau and Mrs.

C. W. Howell; a ni'ive nf San rrnnclsco. Calif. Friends mav call at the chapel of H.

P. snhr 2919 Mission St. near 25th. No'lce of funeral later. ril.TX In Vallemar.

March 8. 1952. Klsle riltz t'Clnvpd vile or helix I'l II de voted mother of Franklin Pillz and Mra Krma Murray Funeral scrvl'-cs will be conducted Mondav Mjh-i. at I p. from the Mortuary of W.

('. I.i "ell A Co. (1154 Mission St. '-o'- W'tlsfiti Inurnment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, il ltKS March 8.

1952. Leonle of Green San Pruno, belnved wife of the late Celeslln Rcilares nintlier of lren Auratld. trandmotlicr ol Arthur nnd Kdwaid Aurnnd of Sap Pruno. sister of Justin nnd I.nwrence Vincent; a native of France; aped 71 years. Funeral services.

Mondav. March 10 1952 at 2 p. m. from the Nierl Kunernl Home. San Pruno.

Interment. Wood-lawn Cemetery. SANDSTHOM In Sehastnpo! Calif. March fi 1952. Charles 1' Sandstnmi.

Delove.i husband of the late Catherine A. Sand strom lovinc father of Charles F. and Harrv Sandstrotn. brother of Mrs. 11 Peterson of Pocatello.

a nvmher nf SL Paul. Minn. Fir. riant. Assti (gt.

Paul, papera please ropy, i Services Mondav nftrnooi! oVlock at Hnlsted A Co. 112.1 Witter St. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park Sf'HNFIDKR In Ihla cltv. M.treh 7. 1952 Hlmer w.

(snortv or uutcni, aear or-loved son of Catherine (Kittle) snd the late Henry J. Schneider, brother of the late Rov A. Schneider, une'e of Rov W. Schneider; a nativa 0 fSan Fran- Implicates Father; Body.Found Submerged in (Creek LOUISVILLE March 8 (AP) An AWOL soldier's con fesslon led officers today to the body of a missing attorney, wired to a slab of concrete and submerged In a creek. Private Leonard Tarrence, 22, guided authorities to the body of Francis J.

McCormack, 54, who had represented his wife in a divorce case. Sheriff Bernard Bax announced Tarrence confessed he and his father, Roy, a 45 year old distil lery worker, abducted the lawyer on February 28, beat him with their fists and a stock and dumped him into Harrods Creek. The elder Tarrence, in Jail on a charge of maliciously striking McCormack, was not informed Immediately of the confession. Both father and son had con tended earlier they had no con nectlon with the attorney's dis appearance, While officers sought him for questioning, young Tarrence sur rendered to Criminal Court Judge Loraine Mix Jast Monday and later was charged with kidnaping and malicious striking. The soldier, reported absent without leave by Fort Knox, refused to give a motive for the slaying other than the statement, "He had lied to me." Basketball Player Dies After Crash SAN" JOSE, March 8.

Richard Signoraeli, 19, of Fairfax, Marin Junior College basketball player, died at Community Service HoS' pltal here yesterday of Injuries caused Thursday nitrht bv auto accident at the Intersection of Bayshore and Monterey High ways. Signoraeli was en route to a basketball game at Visalia when the car In which he rode over turned. Driver of the car, Bernard Valdez, 20, of San Anselmo and Ronald Stuart, 19. of Corte Madera were injured. Where's Une Fire? The fire department responded to the-following alarms late Friday and yesterday: 10:32 p.

m. 1S35 Leavenworth Avenue, lockout. 10:51 p. m. 265fl Van Nea Avenue, assault 11:08 D.

m. Fourth flnri Fnlanm Btp.att gas leak. 11:48 p.m. 744 Howard Street, mat-trese. VKSTEROA 12:07 a.

m. llY McAllister Street false. 3:36 a. m. Lane and gharter auto.

2:45 a. m. 2844 Twanty-flrat Street. rubntsn. 3:43 a.m.

3t Columbu. Avenue, mat-treaa. 4 a. ra. Second and Fol.om Straeta.

rubblrh. 36 Columbu Avenua msr. tress, m. 141 Bronte Street, overheated flue. a.

Bi. Market Street, urease flue. 3175 Twenty-second Street. room. 10:55 a.m.

1664 Market Street, brok- en water pipe. li tnv. m. 4271 Twenty-fourth Street, tra -'sfnrmer. 3:55 p.

m. 039 Market Street, motor 5:45 p. m. 1025 Sutter Street, lockout. 6:36 p.

m. 1299 Geary Street. fnlse. 8:15 p. m.

Larkln Street and Golden Oate Avenue. Incinerator. 8:29 p. and Sanchai itreetj, false. 8:34 p.

m. 3S62 Armv Street, false. MONDAY Lew Winston, auc tioneer. Unclaimed furniture and household goods at Watz Van Storage Company, corner East Twelfth and Thirty-fifth Avenue, Oakland 10 a. m.

Milton J. Wershow Company, auctioneers. Logging and construction equipment and machinery to be sold on the premises in a voluntary sale at Baldwin-Straub Corporation, Irwin and Lovel Streets, San Rafael, at 10 a. m. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Atherton Auc tion Studio, 2901 El Cimino, Red wood City, Calif.

English an tique furnishings at 7:30 p. m. each evening with a preview Sat urday and Sunday, 10 to 5. WEDNESDAY Ross Mercan tile Company. Two complete bars, dining room and kitchen equipment and on sale wine and beer license to be sold for and on the premises of Silver Moon Cafe, 2926 Sloat Boulevard, at 10:30 a.

m. Inspect Tuesday, March 11, Post Auction Studio, 1234 Golden Gate. Fine quality fur nishings from many homes, apartments and thirty-room guest house 11 a. m. MONDAY, March 17 B.

Levy Sons, auctioneers. Approximately $10,000 staple groceries and meat market equipment of the Carlos Super Market, 1272 El Camino Real, San Carlos, Calif and to be sold on the premises at 10:30 a. m. Open for inspection Saturday, March 15, and Sunday, March 16, and until time of sale Monday. TUESDAY, March 18 Milton- Wershow Company, auctioneers.

Approximately $500,000 metal fabricating plant and in dustrial real estate on the prem ises, Vernon Avenue, Azusa, at 10 a. m. Robert Gregory, lutsliand ot Mrs. Man Stone of Ban Francisco. father liolore.

atone nf Ban Franciaco. step ef Mre. Mania mens of Redwood City, brother of Ray gtona ot Sacra memo. Frlenda ar. Invited tn attend grave aid.

aervlcea, Tuesday afternoon. March jl ei a.o ciocK at itoifien tiai. n. tional Cemetery. San Rrunn, STI HIIAHN In this cltv.

Mar T. IBM Albert, beloved father of Herman nd F.rnrst Sturhahn of 8. and fr.nk Blurinnn or nenver. Friends are lnv, ted to attend (he fu- nrrni aionqay. Mar.

iu 1H5, at 1 p. from the Ilrlecoll-Lockhart Unrtu.ry inn Valencia near juta gt, In terment, Olivet Memorial Park I Denver paper, ple.se IIKI.I March a 1952, Walter X. beloved brother of Fred Frt.nda are Invited to call at Lear i -ui nr. nrvant. runera service, win be held at the Chapel of the Tyj r-ietuuuin 1'aKiana at 4 p.

Monday. March 10. J. Ray Oatrander inir. 1 IKH4MI In this rllv Mirh 1051 Maria L'rhano.

dearlv beloved wife o' nmnio i rnano. neioved mother Anuionv urnano: a nadve of Boain, aged nu veare. Friend, nee Invlled to attend the funira Monday. March 10. at 9 a.

from the Chapel of Valente, Marinl, Perata 64 Green thence to All Hallow'. Church for a Mass at m. interment Jienlo Park. Holy Cross i eineiery VHNK.It March 8. 1952, Alfred James narner, oetovea ntisnand of Heatrlre Warner, loving father nf Steven.

Susan KTid Craig Warner, devoted of Mrs Martha Waldron. brother of Mrs. Hal Ityner and Mrs. Frank Renadom. Services Tuesdav afternoon, 1 o'clock, at Halsted A 112.1 Sutter St.

Interment Golden Gate Naliotaii Cemetery. WFIIK In this cltv March 1952 Charles J. Wehr. beloved husband of the jate r.veiyn Wehr, loving father of Evelyn May Wehr. brother ot Christine (Juirev; a native of San Francisco A member of Victory Lodce No.

474, F. A A. and tjan Francisco Pyramid, A M. O. Sclots and California "orevs.

A charter member Brotherhood of Loral No. A. F. of Friends are invitrd tn attend funeral aervlcea Monday at 1:00 p. under the auspices of Victory l.odze No.

474 A A. at Ashley A MrMullcn's, 4200 i.eary at sixth Ave. Interment Olivet Memorial Park. WIGHT-In Palo Alto. Friday.

March 1953 William F. Wight, dear'v beloved husband of Mary A. devoted falher of William Wight and Mrs. Betty MoCullough, brother of James wight, nd Idolued grandfather of William liavid. Antnma and Alan Wight Joan and Kathleen McCuliouuii a n.nive of iniblln, Ireland, A member of 8.

h. A. and Improved Order 01 Red-men, Aswaste Tribe No. HO. Frlenda ar.

Invited In attend the fit neral Monday. March 10, at 10 o'clock ft i.ytton opposite Citv jtau rara, i-aio Alto. Interment, Holy Cross C.m.tery, Parking space available on tha WV8K In thl. city M.reh 7, 1952 William d.arlv beloved husband 01 Mvrtl. Wvae loving father of Mrs Patricia Wood and William 3.

Wvse brother of Mra. flora atern- a of Aiflomollv. L'nion, Loca- H05 Fli Mineral Monday at lflifln a m. from lantner. Felder.

Kennv Chapel. 195 Market Street at Puboce Inurn m.nt, Olivet Memorial park. (Harftif of Jljattka CASTII.I.II, l.IONAHD J. Jll. We wish to express our a ncere thanka tn our manv friends and relatives for th beautiful floral offerlnga, spiritual bouquet, expressions or sympathy in our recent bereavement, the loss of a loving and brother.

W'e especially wiah to thank the Hiaiera of alt. Peter1. Church for their ainonesi lo ua. MR. AND MRS.

LEONARD J. CA8T1LLO KR. AND FAMILY IV.M.MAV, BTANl.KY I wiah to express my alnc.ra thanka to rny many fnenda and relatives for tha beautiful floral offering, and word, of sympathy eilendsd lo In my recent bereavement In tha Inia of my balovad husband, and especially tn tha Hn Franclsro ChronlcU. San Francisco Chronicle Pres. men, tha Weh Pressmen'.

tJnton No 4 nd the George Wuhlngton Lodg. No. oa. r. A.

MART E. ILLMAN, FAI I KNUt. JAMKS IT W. wish tn ex press our alncere thanks to our many friend, and relatives for th. beautiful floral offering, spiritual bouaueta and words of sympathy extended to u.

In our recent nereav.m.nt In th. loss of eur b. loved fatlier. THE FAMILT II(IHHI8. KTIIKI.

I wish tn express my sincere inaiika tn the many menus for the beautiful floral offerings, acta sf klndnes. and words of sympathy ex reessd In my recent bereavement In the -loss nf my. dear friend, Kthel M. Bobbins. 1 especially wish to thank tha girls of the Rating Office and the nurse of 111.

cearv street Branch nf weetern Union, and the 11. F. Suhr Funeral Directors. MRS. ALICIA HARTMAN TIFIINAN.

4IKS We wish to thank our many frlenda and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquete extended to ua in our recent bereavement, the lose of a loving husband and father. We especially wish to thank the Clergv. the C. L. A.

Branch 58, Carpenters Union. Local 22 and lliiggan runera! Service MART. THOMAS AND MARIIYN T1ERNAN iu iftrmur lain BFRfl.MAM In ad r.m.mbr.nee of our dear mother Hess, whs pa.a.d away March 10, 1948. IT Is not the tears of th. moment shed That tell of a heart that i.

torn. But th. lonely tears of the after yeara. And remembrances silently borne. BY HER LOVING CHILDREN.

BFRflMAM In loving memory of my wife, Bess, who passed away March 10, 1948 Softly the el ara ar. gleaming liown on a nrecloua grava, Where she sleep, without dreaming. The on. I loved but oould not save The dearest wife the world could hold, A cherished smlla and a hsart of gold. Those who knew her will know, How much I lost (our years ago.

HL'BHANO. BI TI.Ht. MAVMF CONNAMA In lovlnl memory of our dear sister. U.yms, who passed away a year ago tod.y. Nothing c.n aver t.k.

away Tha love a heart hold, dear. Fond memorial linger every day Remembrance keep, her near. THE CONNAMA FAMILY AND HER HUSBAND. CTMMIN8, BFtiNIH In loving memory of my dear mother who passed away March 0. 101)9.

Thirteen sad long year, have passed. mother dear. Deep In my heart lies a picture Of a loving mother laid to real. In memory's frame I shall keep It. Fecausa she was one of the bast.

IlAlJGIITKR IRF.NK DI'I. T.K In loving memory nf my dear husband. Mr. Edward r. i.nn;ea.

MRS. GklOUGIA lH'LLEA HAIIT, MRS. MAKV In remembrance of my daar mother who passed away Id veara ago today. You are spending your days without u. In a lend that Is free from care.

So our tokena of love and remembrance Are sent to you tnrnugn prayer. LOVING DAUGHTER, ROHE AND SON-IN-LAW DANNY 0'8ULLIVAN JOVCK, NORA AGN'KS In rem.mbr.nee of your birthday. Marcn Across the bridge of memory, To greet your birthday, Nora. dear. We send our thoughta of sweetest love To vou who dwell In Heaven above.

Mass will be said at St. Teresa's Church. Thur.d.y. March 13. at 7 a Your loving alster-ln-law, DELIA O'RRIKN: nlec.

MARY P. O'BRUN and grandnieces 818TF.R A BY and SISTER MARY GABRIEL. Sisters of Mercy. Mel'OV (McKOVl. AI.BKltT In lovinc memory of Albert on his hirthditv.

Nothing ran ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps hlm near, MOTHER AND BROTHER Mcill FFN Tn loving memory of our dear husband and fattier, wno passeu away nn his birthday two year. ago. March 9. 1950.

HIS WIFE AND DAI'GHTER MOONFV. VK.RVA. Mdl.KMA In loving memory or mv daughter. erna. who passed away March 7.

1947. From (his world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest. God has taken you, dear loved one. Where vou have found eternal rest. Sadly by MOTHER, H18TEB8.

DAl'GHTFR AND AUNT KILBOV. JOHN FRANCIS A ninth anniversary Masa for the repose of th. soul of John Franel. Kllroy win be said at St. Cecilia's Church on Wednesday, March 12.

at 6:30 m. 3 SELF SERVE FROZEN FOOD CASES III UNMAN, Latest Sly la $500 HOUSEHOLD WARE OFFICE EQUIPMENT FIRE EXTINGUISHERS OFFICE DESKS 4-DRAWER STEEL FILE I R. C. ALLEN ELEC. ADDING MACHINE $8900.00 worth GROCERIES ATX RTAPI.K BRA Vita SA-W-LIBBV-TKl PAK CIGARETTES TWINE WRAPPING PAPER BAGS REACH-IN BOX 6-Door Hutiman SO KEKtTiF wall shelving CHKOMK TAG FRONT SrXTlONAI.

BUTCHER 5 I.ate styles 2 STAINLESS STEEL 4 TOLEDO SCALES SANITARY SCALES WORK TABLES i-ourrXAiN 3-TOLEDO SCALES HANGING SCALES 1" 5 BUTCHER BLOCKS rtr.TurTO, rmaia lyp I OVERHEAD TRACK ae is 4, KW IIR0Mt rnr, u-Pf kLV Butahrr By Unnr Tm MARKET BUGGIES ron WAl.K-i.v boX MEAT GRINDER BASKETS 2-GIOBE SLICERS pfvjS (-BABY FOOD 2-ELECTRIC MEAT YORK ICE MAKING "Hf" 5oT MACHINE I BRINE PUMP WITH ICK HNTAIEM 1.1KB NEW THIS STOIIK WAS IN ftl'KR ATIOV A SHORT TIME. ALL UROCKRIKH AND LULIPMENT ARK LIKE SEW. Optn for intpacfion Satarday, March 15, and Sunday, March and until time of sala Monday, March 17, 10:30 A.M. LEVY I SONS VICTOR LEVY Elderly Pair Plan Not Guilty Plea in N. Y.

Land Swindle 4 WEBER 8-FT. PRODUCE CASES hr-l HI It VICE IJKK NtW 2 NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS Grocery Check Typa Lata Style 10 CENTlFlSLANDS FOR GROCERIES 2 CHECK STANDS I PRODUCE COUNTER EQUIPMENT HEmlork 1-3514 Auctlonaar buy complete factorlei or any buainaas. POST AUCTION STUDIO 1234 Golden Gate 1-1T3T FINS QUALITY FURNISHINGS omplW Household Equipment of Many Homfi, Apartments and 30-Hoom Quest House AUCTION WEDNESDAY MARCH 12th, II A.M. French Huh I Cabinet and Table I'elilejr Shawl. Selection of dining, tvlng and bedroom seta In full ana twin sizes with b'c aprlnR3 and ln.terspnng mattresses, chroma and hardwood dtnetu aeta.

all kinda of oecailonal furniture. 60 rhaate drawere, 30 Hollywood larls with tnnefsprlnf mftttressei blanketa. berisprearfe. drapes, dishee, ornaniente, many old walnut pieree, daeka. wardrobee, lata model electric refriaeralors.

table top atovea and mlr- i rors. ploturea, lamps bne-a-brac, vacuuma, fire aet, ruirs, medium Rrada of every description and host of other Itema which have to be lean to be appreolated. S. KEVICH. Auctioneer Storage Auction I'nrlalmril Furnllure.

lloufldiold l.ooila March 10, 10 A.M.I "1 i watx ran itorage vo. Corner E. 12th and 35th Ave. Oakland Bedroom, Plaina Knom. IJv.

Ilm. Kuiailture, Kiiks. Trunks. Barrels. Bnxe.

Stoves, and other storage lU-ms, lw Vlnston. Aurtlnnrvr Atherton Auction Studio 3901 Kl amino. Redwood t'lty KM, 6-3tl4 LYIell n-6081 .1 Nri.lnna, 7 Kin M. March 10, II, 13 Knellsh Antloue ftH-nlshlnaa I Chests, chairs, commodes, desks, large I orientals, collectors Ivories, china cloa- eta. crystal, chenille rum preview 10 lo f.I.KN E.

LKNfcY, Auctioneer 61 MrAIIIMrr S. F. Llquniatora and Auctlonacra Phone Wa o.m. Veluntary $ala by arderaf Baldwin-Stroub Corp. iSvnVsSAN RAFAEL, CALIF.

TBCPTORi A DRaDIRti (2) Cat D-I'l "'I" Cat No 12 footor Grader, new 1950: Cat. TrHC.v.lor.'D-4 with BucKtt. Por, Street Pad DataehaW Oroutan. A 1H0VELS: Bay Cltlei Vc Vd. Mod.

aowered by Cat. D-4600 ncme. Austin Rad.ar Crane, Yd. with Int'l gs-eowed tnlfna, NSSwVrt Model 10 ISuiP M0RS! M.C. Truck Tractor will.

ia7Ui' CMC Diesel Motor end Tilbtrt Il trailer. Both new 1950. LMCINt TRUCKS" (3) International And Pierce Lolling Oollie. powered by 6-71 Diesel All completely rebuilt and new en- IuTfW ind Pickup Trucks) Jaeger Office tqypmen Con r.rete Miier, Shop Equipl.i ucket, Hol.t. nitrv ir iwi AUCTION SALE nTwo completo bars, dining roomC Qand kitchen equipment, un saie- Swint and beer license.

To Be Sold For on tha rremlaea of SILVER MOON CAFE 02926 Sloat San Francisco? 3' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, )J 10:30 A. M. i INSPECT TUESDAY, MARCH 11 ROSS MERCANTILE CO. 0744 Miwion S. F.

YU. 2-2026L nH. Roan Auctioneer M. DoveL WASHINGTON March 8 (INS) An elderly man and woman accused of swindling several hundred persona by per suadingthem they are heirs to valuable New York City property today declared they will plead not guilty and fight the case- in court. Mm.

Anna fldwards Wiley, 69, and Frank E. Van Winkle, 79, both of Washington, were arrested Friday on a mail fraud indictment and face arraignment next Thursday before Federal Judge William E. Steckler. Postal authorities termed the couple's claim a hoax known as the "Edwards estate swindle" which Is more than 100 years old Robbery Suspect Refuses Legal Aid NEW YORK, March 8. (AP) A 26-year-old man, described by police as belonging to a prom inent San Bernardino, fam ily, steadfastly refused legal aid today when he was arraigned in felony court on a robbery charge.

Booked as George Sondracker, of San Bernardino, he also refused to communicate with relatives or friends, but asked for an immediate hearing on the charge. The case was adjourned for the week end, however. Sondracker was arrested shortly after a man entered the Hotel. Cartaret with his hand in his pocket as though carrying gun. He compelled a clerk and elevator operator to sit on the floor while he took $69 from the cash drawer.

Sondracker was arrested less than a block from the hotel..