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Births Marriages Deaths iFratiriaro Examhtrr 1 July 29, 1944 CCCC JtMW f' MAHINESTAGE SET FOR HHBIH1HHHIIIE5 ktibiiiii' AIROI.DI, AMOMO GsMttfrftttf Two Other Local Men Wounded 79.9 Per Cent of 'E' Quota for City Now Subscribed PHOORAM LISTED BELOW tunlirr umrn rwpetMiaintr far 1 A. too Women la Bill. MOW 11:15, music hits, UHA 11:19, Melody Album, 11:30 A. M. KFRC SUrney'tL Orch.

KPO Orantland KPO Nw; Tiifc clockwatcher. KOW Lawont 7:21. muic. KGO Niti: 741. music.

7:30 A. M. KFRr Rim ana Shin: 7:46. pew. KPO Clock- Rica.

KQW Chtldr) amateurs. KOO Music: 11:45. new. KOO WW News: 12:18, war wounded Interviews. KPO Minstrel melodies.

KUW S. r. Lea fu for ervtcmn; 12:19, new. KOO Twsoty-one atara, BOW 12:15, Symphoolo Swing. KVA 12:10.

Luncheon Data. f. M. i KFR4V Strong orchestra. "gslVH-Si organ; 1:45, Sam naya.

KQWNewet 7-4J. new comment. New; 7:45, Oud Ranch, KJHK Alarm WlAlr irt.fK A. M. BMII KilnCKJW House.

KPo Army Air frc band. E0T yw milt. Lt'a Pretend, KfiO Breakfast Club. hhitc OonnU II fraca fadta atattaa. Tk Maat caaagca.

nan caaead ay last bsllj Oakland vs. Hollywood, r. M. KPRt -Alrlan Trio: 3:19, atrong'a orchestra. KPO Vegetable for Victory; 3:19.

Fiesta. KQW Newe: 3:15, Business Views the News. KOO News 3:11 Htoryland Theater. KLX 3:19, baseball: Heels vs. aa Diego.

3:30 r. M. KTTtr Hawad Call. KPO Curt Maasey; 3:45. Art of Living.

KQW Lotils Taber 8:49, world today til. newa. KOO Andy Russell: 3:49, Leon Henderson. UBS Race results. KPO Bsrry Wood ana raiey jituy, KQW a turds Night Serenade! 7:19.

barn dance. KOO Lombardoa orchestra. 7:34 r. M. KFRC Amateurs.

KPO Grand Opry. KQW Barn dance; 7:45, atory teller. KOO Red Ryder. KM 7 :45. evening aerenade.

r. m. KFRC Downbeat Derby. KPO Newa: 1:15, John Vanderrooa. KQW Maj.

Oeo. Fielding Elliott field's orchestra. KOO Early Amerce aouare dances. KYA 8:10, evening Concert. 8:30 P.

M. KFRC Downbeat Derby. KPO Able' I Iris Rose. KQW Inner Sane. turn: 8:55.

new. KOO laland Stows; 1:45, newa. r. m. Melody hour.

KRC News; :15, Harmonalres. KY A America Guard. 4 t. M. KFHC America Eagle Club.

KPO Tall ma Jot. (QW Victory r. v. b. KOO Newa com-menti; 4:19, music.

4:30 P. M. KPRC Swing m-. KPO News; 9:15, War Bond program. KQW Tour lilt Parade.

KOO Holdlers with wings. :38 F. M. KFRC Garden Club: 9:45. organ.

KPO Noah Webster says. Ktm iour flit Pa KPO Music; 4:45, news, KQW Mrs. Miniver. lklHr MUSIC America Loves. 5 P.

M. KFRC Dsrrell Donnelli 6:14. music. KPO WeenV orchestra; 5:19, Know Tour Symphony. KQW Kenny rade: 8:45, Don't fteiieve it.

KO(e Morgan' Orch. KLX Dance. 10 P. M. KSFO Dance time.

Hudson Orch: 10:15, CavHlrtro'a orchestra. KPO Newa: 10:11. Bandstand. KQW New: 10:15. songs.

KOO America' town meetlnt. 10:30 P. M. KTR A rnhel Orchestra. KPO (-wins time, KQW Sports; public affairs.

KGO America' town meeting. KROW 10:45. music album. 11 P. M.

KFRC Music. KGO News; Chester Bowies, chairman CPA, Musical 8:30 r. M. KFRC Music: KPO 1:45, news-lM-nner. KQW News- Flannerv.

KOO Mozart festival. P. M. KFRC Chicaga Theater. KPO Mational Bern Dance KQW My story.

hio Moisit festival, Kl.X 6:09. Dinner concert 6:30 P. M. KSFO-i-MusIc for KPO Swing time. KQW Newa; 11:11 Remembering.

KFHC Chicago nance. KOO New; 1141, (porta 11:30 P. M. KFRC Hoff ere. Theater.

KPO Caa tea Tot Th aT KQW Songs: 4:49, paiuraay rtigni tierenade. KPO Swing music, Rfio Dam mualct 11 news, KQW Dance: 11 :55, new KOO Morgan orchestra: 11:45. organ. :55, quia. 7 P.

M. KSFO Music In Air. KFRC Amateurs. ADVERTISEMENT -MUSCULAR PAUL Lambaea Haurltli ColJi RhesmeHiiH Arthritli ALCOHOLISM treat thousands af these rase ucceasfully. Speedy.

Reasonable. SAN FRANCISCO TURKISH IATHS 229 Rills St, near Mason PR. 8013 ADVERTISEMENT ONE APPLICATION makes loose plates ft com-forubhr foe week. Sol povdtr net ie. Theo-Mads delighted.

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10:30 A.M. Station KPO PRESENTED BY SPALDING In Tht Interttt Of Clean Play In All Sportsi SAX rRANClS0 ITY AMD COl.NTV Births BARIT'SS Te the wife of Harold T. Br-fuss, 651 Oak July 18. a eon. BEOOi To th wife of William Be ggs, 446 Fifth Ave.

Jul 20 a iLatilhter. EERGftTROM Te th wife of Carl Bergatrora, 74 Cambridge July 22, a eon. BISHOP Te the wife of Robert L. Bishop, Redwood City, July 23. a son.

18ELL To th wife of Roy H. Bls- aell. 1440 Ath Ave. Jul 2 11 eon CANAT8T To the wife of Francis Z. isnaisy.

07 Asnnury July 22, a tlauahter. CHAMBERS To th wife of Norrl Chamber. Valencia Garden. July 2 son. COLE To th wife of Alfred O.

Cole, iiinn jna Jtnv 22. a son. D0WL1NO To the wife of William J. iwwiln. 17 Ashbury July 24, a son FLEMINO To the wife ef William H.

running, 1433 loth, July 21. a son. FOX Te th wife ef John V. Fog uni o.ira juiy iv. a oaugnter.

FRANKLIN To the wife of Orvill D. Krankhn. 677 Oak Julv son. GARDNER To the wife of Morrison F. aruner, jovi uceaa July 2J, a son.

OERNANDT To the wife of Fred V. itemamit, 1501 No July 22, a (lain mer. HAM MEL To the wife of Charles P. ilammel. 1887 26th July 24, a dughter.

HAWK To th wife of Chrle Hawk. South Ban i'ranctaco, July 22, a daughter JEe FRIED To the wlf of Harry H. Jeff ries, 2U8 ocean July 23, a daughter JENKIN80N To th wlf of Darvl W. jenxinson. izs jjivtsodero July 23, a dauahter.

LEON To the wife of Hrold Lon, 1126 Clar July 17. a daughter. LEW If To th wife of Herbert V. Lwl, lata Bunnyvai July 24, a daughter. LIZARDO To th wlf of Clorlano M-Litardo.

160 Laguna July lt, a daughter. MAT To the wlf of Carl V. Way, 1369-A Btevtnson July 23, a daugh- McCORMACK To th wlf of John Mi-Cormack. Vallelo, July 25, a daughter. MILLAR To th wife of Ceorge O.

Miller, 2039 Ellis 8t Julv 21. a daughter. II KY ERR To the wife of Joseph A. Mevers. 142 July 22, a daughter.

NEWMAN To the wife of Ferdlnsnd Walter Newman, 1825 Sacramento July 70. a son. O'PEA To the wife of Thomas T). O'Dea. Vallelo, Julv 25.

a son. ONTI VK.R08 To the wife of Frank Ontlveros. 267 Ban Carlos July 25, a son. PACHECO To the wife of Albert Parheco. Martinez.

July 25. dauc'iter. PALAZZOI.O To the wife of Frank Pal-azzolo. 1913 Stockton, Julv 25, a daughter. PARKER To th wlf of A.

J. Parker, Fairfax. Julv 22. daughter. PATTERSON To the wife of William fi.

Patterson, 1004 Connecticut July 24, a son. PUCCETTT To the wife of Joaeoh Puc-reitl, 524. 3rd Julv 23, a daughter. RICHARE'HON To the wife of Charles T. Richardson, Oakland, July 25.

a RUOOIERO To the wlf Alfred J. Rug-glero, 1431 Church July 25, a daughter. SAMCFL To the wife of Bernard IV Samuel. 54 Palm July 22, a daughter. SHEEHAN To the wife of John J.

Shee- lisn, 1268 19th July 25, a laiiahter. TFOMA Tn te wife of Vl'hur Thomas, Mill valley, jury zi, a inn TOY To the wife of Toy Ook Tou' tJamesi, 8.10 Washington July 4. a daughter. VO RT MANN To the wife of Alln Vortmann, San Mateo, July 21, a son. WACNER To the wife of Wllllsm F.

Wagner, 51 San Leandro Way, July 17, WV.SLoVsKI To the wife of Norhert W. Weslowskl. 422 Third July 20. a son. ZE1.VER -To the wife of Melvln A.

Reiver, 355 Bildgevlew Drive, July 25, a son. The Examiner extends congratulations and beat wishes on their contemplated marriage to the foUoiclng 1 Marriage IJeeaes Issued MARRIAGE, Health Certificate and Test 8 rompiete. ga.BO. R. Wright, M.

and Staff, at 8. Laboratories, 9-7 Sat. 9-4. Est. 29 vrs.

690 Market, 8th Do. 4926 WEDD1NO II k. gold, Dlaln or beautifully carved. S.5 tin SAMUELS. Hous ef Lucky Wedding riinge, atarKet e.

ABHLOCK-MERL1NG Howard Ashlock, .17. 1715 Brodertck and Isabel! Merllng. 23 1651 Fulton St. ANDERHO M-FIEDLER Fred Ander- holm. 24.

I'. 8. Navy, and Evelyn Fiedler, 19. Chicago, III Charles Angell Jr. 84U Jefferson, and Betty Nielsen, 20, .1000 Judah St.

BREWER-AXTKLL Ralph Brewer. 22. V. 8. Navy, and Bettlc Axtell, 18, 513 Broadway.

BERK-ROWN Morris Berk. 32. 555 Buena Vnia and Henrietta Robin. 25. 225 living COLE-LEWIS James Cole, 27.

2832 Pine said Julia Lewis. 24. 2066 Pine St. CAPMOfiY POWERS! Edwin Carmodv 40, and Mary rowers. 32, both of rets ma.

i's r. CZERKIE8-TOKLER Peter Crerkles, 2n. u. s. M.

and Barbara Torler, 2U. 450 Frederick St. EVANS-BURTON Richard Evans. 18. t.

s. M. c. and Blllie Burton. 22, 34UH Mission St.

EPELHElf -KAPLAN Bernard Edelhelt, 28, V. S. Armv, and Clatr Kaplan, GREEN-AG ATI James Oreen. 19. Shaw- nee.

and Jeannette Agatl, IT. 172 Milton St. S-r'ETERMAN- Jess Htiehes .1. V. 8.

Navy, and VYahneta Peterman. Davis, okla. HOWELL-MILLER Sylvester Howell, If). n. B.

Nvv. nd I'orntny Miller, Sin Juan Bautista. Calif. HEINZE-ROWELI Leon Helnre 21. IT.

Navv. and Shirley Rowell, 19, Moiislon. Texas HENRY-i ARHHALt Tvanhoe Henrv. 35. 8.

Navv. and Carrie Marshall, 25. 1551 Lsauna St. HAFFNF.R HOWARD Robert Hsffner Zl. U.

S. Armv, Snd Emily Howard. 22. 2555 l.srkln SI. JONES-MATER Thomas Jones.

35. V. Navv, and Marguerite Mater. 40, lay-lorvll e. III.

LOWE-LOUIS Fsve Lowe. 24 1n Powell Jind Lucy Louie. 22. Sacramento St. MUELLER PATERBON Kurt -Mueller, 33, V.

S. Armv. and Jewell raierson. 38. I.ske llltnn Minn.

Charles Mc- Allster. 24. Fernds'e, and Margaret Woolrlrig. 21. Fortune.

Calif. NOE HEADRICK Clyde Noe. 27. 177S Mission St, and Marv HeadrlcK, 24. 747 Oeerv St SASH-JOHNSON Csrl Nash.

35. Caruth- ere, and Lucille Johnson, 27. 4 7 ft gth Ave PFElFFr R-BI RNETT George Pfelffer. 40, 315 Hearst and Marie tJur- I An 1 1 ll a 1, John Plrlsl. 30 I S.

Armv. and Tolanda cuoiccotti. 04 Han 1 eanrn Calif SAYEP-THL'RSTON Bovd Bayer. 21, 8. Navv.

and Jacauellne ihurston. 44 5 new-ev BlvH 9EVERR90N-BARNEY Lloyd Peverrson 18 V. P. New. and June Barney, is.

1S36 Green St. A EFER-TIPTON William Pchaefer. 77. and Audrey Tipton, ji, finnnvrt.t Ave STKVKNS-MaePHERSON Maynard Stev ens 33. V.

navy, sun tz Portland Afnlne. II A WARBl'RTON Leon Sehwartg. 34. v. s.

Army, enn wn. Wsrburton. 35. 7fir, Geary St. SISKIV-M MLIP -'Vllllsm Sisi'ln.

24 Armv. and Norma Ma Ills. 20. 779 tit ve. VERNOV lU-TCH'VGS I erov Vernon.

4S 36(1 llnle and He'la Hutch-lnc. 2121 Secrsme-ltn SI. Merle W'hltnev, 3H. 1 Navv. and Jewell Shlnn.

33. Chicago, Edward White. IS. Navv, and Patricia All'man. 19.

Okla Citv. Okla. WOOLRIDGE WILSON' Malcolm jo Hdce 10. Oakland, end Leanore Wilson. 20 Shields St Inlerlocnlory Peeree f.ranted.

iVZEVEDO Isabel M. f-ont John F. Alfredo from Frances. CM.IMAS Mai L. from Hadlev.

CAMP Dorothy M. from jOseph CARROLL Charles W. from Mary Ellza- ESCOBAR Clara from Frank GUMP Ellaabeth from Richard HAGGARD Brnlc frim Robert. HP'PERPON Helen from Fulton. OGDEN Mamie from Walter.

Sun, lloon and Tide SATI RDAY, JVLY 29 Sun rise Sun sets Moon rises Moon sets 8:10 8:22 pm 2:58 pm 1:07 am JIXY 29 TO aHT.rST 4 Heights of water at Fort PolnL Panfic War Time. Day Time Ht. Tim Hu Time HL Time Ht. Low. High.

Low. Hujn a m. a. m. p.

m. p. m. 13 8 04 3512:41 2 3 7:30 5 3 10 2:32 0 8 9 16 3 7 1:39 2 6 8:15 5 5 31 3:24 0.2 10 17 3 9 2:36 2 8 9:00 5.R Mricaa softfiari, marlnn mad fiv, or ft frftattt af merchant morlnert killed la at-ilea ar reported mhtlaq. may pietist mamarlal aetlctt ffcras-gk ffttst colamas.

Miss fari, ot SUttar 2424, will ba af aerrlte la helping te ward tics aofcmtafs. Jnlr 29th at :00 a. from the Me. mortal Chapela of Carew A English, Masonic at Golden Gat Avenue, thenc to Star of th Sea Church, Geary Blvd. at 8th Avenue, where a reuulem high null Will be offered for the repn; of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a.

ra. Interment, Holy Crosa Cemetery. TI FO In thl etty. July 27. 1944.

Filo. men Tufo, dearly beloved wife of Vlio Tufo- loving mother of Bessie Basiimo, Josephine Luc and William Tufo, loving sister of Felice and Serif I no Fazio: a native of Italy, aged 67 yeara 7 months 23 days. Funeral will take place on Monday, July 31st at 9 a. m. from Valente.

Ma-rlnl. Perala 649 Oreen Street; thence to SS Peter and Paul Church, where a solemn requiem high mas will be celebrated for the repos of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, private. Holy Crews Cemetery.

VAN DYKE July 24, 1944. Katherlne, dearly beloved wife of Henry Van Dvkc, loving sister of Mr. R. L. Rogers of Red Bluff snd James Cuslck of Klamath.

Falls. Oregon: a native of Redding. Calif, Friends ire invited to attend the funeral Saturday, July 29. at 1 p. from Duggan 3434 17tn St.

in fStmnriam WILSON Jnly 29. 193T. In sweet memory wi my luouzeu aaugnier, Alice, ine dlv hv been drtary and long, without you my Darling. TOUR LOVINO MOTHER. Cftwrwk adaet eames Bw, stdinej flewtrs coarayt a msttatjt of lympotky btytid compare.

3 lor tula ANGELO J. ROSSI All the Beauties of Tranquillity Expressed in the Serenity of Flowers 45 Grant Ave. DO. 8060 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERB PODESTA BALDOCCHI EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 224 Grant Ave. SU.

6200 JOSEPH'S UNION SQUARE 122 POST ST. PO. 7210. MOHR 2850 21ST. VALENCIA, 0P2T Mills Building Flower Shop 200 MONTOOMEhY YU.

1447 PLAZA FLORIST'S 25T GEARY, opp. Union Sq. 3880. to ti Co. solves every problem.

1123 SUTTEX-ORDWAY 300Q Mil 'AIKING CA'AGl NtXl DOO ond Sonctuortet in the West CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM Supt. Olfite RA.6588 City Ofliet Phelon Bldg. GA.3704 A wit mmn Is wis) BtFORI, nel AFTER fhe avent. The wnenhla) et MemeefeJ rVoerty, KFORI NEED, brings sea el peat through, consciousness el eiufy aeffenneel. Call apN ew Sayeruo Mdaiit er write foe Illuurtttd BooUat.

Soo Froseitco'i Oldtit ond Most Baaaliful Hoa-Sctorio farptol Coro CEMETERY CREMATORY COLUMBARIUM MAUSOLEUM Fended 1Sf2 TELEPHONE lANDWfH 0SI9 1 the need rl ONE CALL NO IKANCHIS IHALSTED TKe Most BeoutiU Edifice grand father of Mr. Eleanor CoOrom, beloved brother of Andrew Larson; a native of Sweden, aged 82 year. Friends are Invited to attend the fa-neral service today (Saturday) 1 P. ni at Anueraon s. Valencia at 25th Street.

Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. LAVDIOTIS In Oil city, July 27 1944, uroige, oeiovea son oi apiroa a no rvain-rlne Lavdlotls. lovlog brother of 1e Stathl Lavdlotls, S. and Bessie Lavdiotli; a nallv of Monterey, aged 21 years. Funeral services Monday, at 1:30, from the San Francisco Memorial Chapel.

435 Valencia 81. nr. 15th, thence to the Church of Annunciation, where a requiem mas will be offered at 2 m. Internum, Greek Memorial Park. (Daphn Dir.

MA. 1313) L1ND In thl July 25th, 1944, Hester I.lnd, wlf of the late Louts l.lnd. dearly beloved mother of George Llnd and the late Louis Llnd; a native of San Francisco. Friends are Invited lo attend funeral services today I Saturday 10:30 a at Anderson's, Valencia at 25th Street. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park.

LI BSE In this elty. July 28. 1944. Charles, dearly beloved Imsband of Caroline E. Lubbe.

loving faOter of Theodore Lubbe, and Sister Mary Burtrand of Oakland, beloved nncle of Mrs. Elbert wetmore and Ralph Lubbe; a native of Germany. Notice of funeral later. Friends may V. Funrl Parlors, JJ5 Valencia St.

between 19tb and 20th St. MARRSTEIN In AIDany. July 26. 1944, Albert loving husband ot Elsie Marksteln: beloved father of Adolph, Ph.Mle Albert C. and Walter Mark-tein: dear grandfather of Richard Marksteln; a native of aged 6 years.

A member of Order of Herman Son No. 21: Charter Member of Maccabe Tent No. 124, Albany: California Aerl No. 1423. F.

O. 15- San Pablo Sportsman' Club; W. O. Berkeley Lodge: Albany Rotary Club and Albany Chamber of Commerce. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, July 29, 1944 at 2:00 p.

from the Drawing Room Chapel of the Ellis Comoany Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Albany. Committal Service Berkeley Crematorium. HERMAN SONS Member re re-auested lo attend th funeral service of our late ex-grand President, Albert R. Marksteln. Signed.

H. JOSEPH KERTZ. Grand Secretary. ALBANY MACCABEES. TENT NO.

124. Members ar requested to ttend service for our Isle charier member. Albrt R. Marksteln, Friday evening at 8:00 o. m.

Signed. A. B. TAVEIRA. Secretary.

CALIFORNIA AERIE NO. 1423, F. O. E. Members are requested to attend services for our late brother Marksteln, Friday venlng.

at 8:13 p. m. Signed, A. W. BERNDT.

Secretary. McLERIK In Rnrttneame Jlttv 5 1944 Ida France McLerle. bloid wife of th late Ixigan McLerle, loving mother of ine laie waiter Funeral services will be held Vnndav morning at 11 o'clock at the chapel of SneWier Sullivan. 15 N. Ellsworth San Mateo.

Entombment, Mt. OUvct Memorial rark. MOGAN In Hollywood. Calif Tnl 07 1944. Violet beloved wife of the late Joseph A.

Mogan. loving daughter of most na oeioven sister ot Mrs. Lee Davidson. Mrs. rnzaheth Reame Mrs.

Jessie Brown Kalmar, and Ralph and Arthur Brown ind the late James Brown; a native of Scotland. A member oi ine nan rrancisro Theatrical Club. Friends may call at th chapel of Halsled-Dlerks corner Dlvisadero nd McAllister after 12 o'clock noon. Saturday. Nolle of funeral to be published Sunday.

MOORE In thl eltv. July 27. 1944, Virginia Jenny, dearly beloved wife of Jay Edward Moore; a nallv of Ban Frs nclscn. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday. Julv 31.

at 1:30 p. at the I unerai Home of nocne at join and uoiores sis. Ml I.KERN In Berkeley. July "8. 1044, Colman, husband of the late Ellen Mill-kern, loving father of Mrs Mae finer Mr.

Anna Teberg, and the late Rev. Joseph P. Mulkern. grandfather of Ken neth and Ellen Teberg; a natlvt of county uaiway, Ireland. Friends arc Invited tt attend th funeral Monday, July Jl, 1944, at 9 a.

from th Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Martuary, 3007 Telegraph thence to St. Colombo's Cliurch, where solemn reuulem mass wll, be celebrated for the repos of his soul, commencing at 9.30 a. m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Recitation of th Roaary ciunnay evening ai a p.

m. NILAN In this city, July 27, 1944, Nel-lie Cecelia, loving mother of Daniel P. ana ueorge J. Nllan, Mr. Mane H.

Clavere and Mrs. Bernttta J. Malcolm, and the late L. Thomas and J. Francis Niian, beloved grandmother of Francis, ittioro, vi.

o. uuniei, u. A. Dorothy. George Jr 8.

A and Don aid Nllan, Beryl, Arnund, 8. A and Bernard Clavere, Mrs. Bernltta MrTer-nan, Barbara, Patricia, Virginia and Joan Malcolm, great grandmother of Cherle Nllan, and Maureen McTernan, all of nan Francisco; a natlvt of Counly Gal way li-lanH- aead 7J veara Funeral Monday, at a. from Oantner, Felder. Ktnv Chapel, 1965 Market Street at I'tiboc thence to All Hallows Church, wher a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.

m. interment, tioiy cross cemetery. OSKOHN In Oakland, July 28, 1944, Emma C. beloved wife of Robert Osboin. mother of Lola Lee Osborn.

and Isirr of Mrs. Adele Muller; a native of San Francisco. Friends are Invited to attend the services Saturday afternoon, July 29, at 3 o'clock, In the Tower Chapel of Moun tain view v.emeiery, itsKiana. Albert Brown Co.) PERKINS In this city. July 27, 1944, Harry 8 beloved husband of Ann Perkins.

Friends are Invited lo attend th funeral services Saturday at 1 p. m. at the chapel of Golden Gat Undertaking 1550 California St. nr. Polk, under auspices of Mission Lodge No.

169. F. A. M. PL ItHY In this citv.

July 26. 1944. Christine, dearly beloved wife of Lewis W. Perry, loving mother of Joseph Fay Mrs. Helen Rice and the late Rouald Perry; a native of Sacramento.

Friends are Invited to atlend the funeral services Saturday at 2 p. from the chattel of I he United Undertakers, 1098 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Interment, olivet Memorial Park.

PERRY In San Francisco, July 27, 1944. Margaret, beioved of Mrs. Peri Wood, Mrs Eva Green Harry Mullen, and the late Alice lobb and Frank Perry, loving grandmother of Mrs, Violet Fl.dter, Mra. llernice Hfndrvx. Mrs.

Barbara Robinson, Mrs. Adeline Johnson. Orland and Eugene Perry, also leaves several great grandchildren: a native of Pennsylvania, aged 75 years. Friends are Invited lo attend the services Monday, July 31, at 1 p. st the Oantner, Felder, Kenny Cliapel, 1963 Market St.

at Duboce Ave. Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. (Robinson Brothers Service) PF.KH! In this city, July 26. 1944, Ronald, devoted aon of Lewis M. and the lale Christine Perry, loving brother of Joseph Fay Jr.

and Mrs. Helen Rice: a native of San Francisco, aged 4 10 months. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 2 p. from the chapel of the United Undertaker. 109(1 So.

Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. RID In this city. July 27.

1944. Otto Run bloved husband of the late Sophlr Rud, loving father of Edith F. Maloney. Roy Hazel and the late Arthur Rud. grandfather of John I.

and Petei Maloney. Beverly E. and Arthur C. Rud: a native of Sweden; aged 85 vears. A member of California Camp No.

264. W. 0. W. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday.

July 31 at 11 a. m. at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr Co 2919 Mission near Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial SA.AIS In this city, June 27, 1944.

Ethel. dearly Deioveu wne ol tne late imam Sams, loving mo1h-r of George Wilina A. and Pfc, I.yle J. Sams. IT.

P. and June D. Sams, and loving-niece of Rose M. A member in ti-c Ladies Soualltv ol Mission i.to,t',i..-Church. Funeral took place Friday, from Mission Dolores Chunk will interment at Na.lnnal Cemetery, Prennio iGantner, Keld-T, Kenny i SANDKIHI.

In this July 26, 1914. A Irin M. Sandkiin', Ir.end ot Frank Johnson. A member of Furniture Guild; a native of Germany, aged "1 years. Friends are Invited lt atlend funeral services, 3 p.

in lav. July 31, al Anderson's. Valencia Street at 23th St Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. S. FILIPPO In this city.

July 28. 1944 Peter, dearlv beloved husband of tlmi Sanfillppo, loving father of WHIUm Margaret Seeley. 'ovmg brotner oi Anthony Sanfilii-to. A member of Lov-i. Order of Moose.

Oakland Lode No. 324 Friends are invited to atuaJ the funeral Saturdav at 2 p. from the Mortuary of Puhr I- tViebokit 1465 Valencia between and 2Hth Pf Interment. Sunset A'lew Cemetery. Berkeley.

STOCK In this city, July 28. 194. Sol M. dearlv Deioveu nu.iosnu oi ueipnine Cerf PtocV, beloved father of Lloyd 8, Morton C. Stock, tnd Mrs.

John R. Golden, devoted grand father of Michael and Peter Golden, uncle of Mr. Lucine Wharton. Services private. STRATTON In this city, July 24, 1944.

George Stratton. Services will be held Saturdav morning. 10:30 oclook. at the Chapel" of The Chimes, 4499 Ftedmoil Avenue. Oakland tllalsted 1123 Butter St.l HI M.IVAN In this citv.

Ju'v IStn. 194 l.liia c. beloved wite or tne isie ia -if: Sullivan, loving n-otter Mrs Wil-l am E. Hunt. Mrs It.

Talt. Fdwsrd and th late Dr P. J. Sullivan end lovtna grandmother rf Marrel a Hunt. Pstri--la.

Svhtl and Varv SiiWvan snd beloved aunt of Mr a of Iowa Hill. F'scer Co. est forma Th funtral will take place Saturday ASHF.R. ISAAC BIEDERMAJi. SR1RLLY CAREY, RKHAHD J.

40 years CHRISTIAN, DIANE Ml RRAY (TRTIS, ROBERT HAROLD 23 gear (I RRY, MARGARET B. OARIHIXK, MARY ALICE DODDS, MAKOARET M. FALIX1X, AvIHB HANSO.N, HERMAN 66 yean HOI ELI Ml. fiUlllIA HI DHON, ELLEN KALUO, Al 01 ST LAN OLAF M. 74 years HARI.FS J.

Si years LAYDIOTIS, (iKORUE 21 fears 1,1 M), HESTER LIRBK. 4HARLES MARKNTEIN. ALBERT R. year Mfl.EKlE, IDA FRANCES MIM1AN, VIOLET t. MOORE.

VIRGINIA JESNY Ml LKERN, IOLMAN NILAN. NELLIE ECLLIA 14 years ONBOR.N, EMMA C. PERKINS, HARRY FERRY, CHRISTINE FERRY, RONALD 4 year MARGARET 79 jean KID, OTTO 8.1 vears SANDKIBI, ALVIN M. 71 jear SAMS, ETHEL MA.MILIFPO, PETER STOCK, SOI, M. STRATTON, GEORGE SILL! VAN.

ELIZA C. Tl FO. F1LOMENA 67 fears VAN DTKC KATHER1NE AIROI.DI In this city. Jnlr 27. 1944.

Antonio, beloved husband of Anastasla Airoldl of Italy, loving father of Mra. Caroline Glanelll and Josephine Airoldl of Italy, loving brother of Mra Emma Colombo, devoted uncle of Anthony Colombo, Mrs. Llllle Elcvl and Mrs. Mary I'acloretty, brother-in-law of John Colombo and Vincent Tapella of Croi kett: native of Italy. A membt of Bulldlni, Maintenance nlon Local No.

9. Funeral Monday, at 9 my from chapels of Arthur J. 8ulllvn 22.i4 Market SI. bet. 13th and 16th: thenl to st, Anne Church, where requiem nisn mews win oe oirereo at a.

Interment, Italian Cemetery. (Arthur Sullivan Director.) ASHER A resident of the Hebrew Home for It, Aged, July 28, 1944, Isaac vvsner. Services Sunday. 9:30 a. Sinai Memorial Chapel.

Divisadero at Geary Bt. inurnment, i'ortaia oi eternity. BIKDKHMAN In this city. July 28 1944. shlrlev.

dearlv beloved wife it Albert Klederman. loving sister of Kdnn n. uougias, Ada navis, tsyivia neno. vltz, Herman, Harry and lrvln Mink services Sunday, 'VI noon, fclnal Memorial Chapel. Dlvisadero at Oeury fan Francisco.

CAREY In New York City. July 25. 1944. Richard dearly beloved son or James and the Isle Mary Carey. Idol Ized brother of John F.

and Frances M. Carey, Mrs. Helen Stump and the late William T. Carey: a native of San Francisco, aged 40 years. A member of Washington State Alumni, and Sigma Alpha r.psiion.

Friends may call after 6 p. m. Sunday at Oantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel. 1965 Market Street at Dtibnc Avenue. Funeral Monday.

Time announcement later. CHRISTIAN In this city. July 27, 1944, Plane Murray. Idollied daughter of Norma, and th late David Christian, darling sister of Noel Christian and Mrs. James Atkinson, loving granddaughter of Mra.

Mary Wilson. 1'rlvate services will be held Satur day. July 29 at 3 p. m. at Martin Brown s.

1315 Scott Bt. bet. Geary and Post Sts. Robert Harold. Radio Mate 2c.

beloved eon of Laura and Harold r. Curtl. broth er of Harold grandson of 1. Bertuc-relll and J. W.

Curtis, aged 23 years. A member of rhoto-Ensraveit Union, Local a. CI ItHY In this citv. Jmv 2. 1944.

Mar gaiet B. Curry, belovtd ister of John m. Curry. Funeral service will be held 2 T. Saturday, July 29, at viiays.

Dlvisadero St. at Post. Interment private. DARCHl July 27, 1944, Mary Alice, dearly beloved wife of Nick Darchuck, loving daughter of Frank and Thelms Mayer; a native of Billings, Montana. Friends ar Invited to attend the funeral Monday.

July 31, at 1 from Duggan s. 3434 17th St. nr. Valencia. Interment, Cypres Lawn Memorial Park.

DOIDN-k1ri fhl city, July 26. 1944. Margaret M. Dodds. beloved mother of Mrs.

l'nrolliy Ludwlg; a native of Denver. Colo. Fritnds are Invited to attend the fu neral services Saturday at 2:30 p. at ine jcvergreen Mortuary of mcavov-O'Hara Geary at Tenth Ave. FALU1N Julv 27.

1944. Annie, beloved wife of the late Thomas Fallon; a native of County Carlow, Ireland, Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral Saturdav. Ju 29. at 8: JO a. from Imggans.

3434 17lh thence to St Paul Church, wher a requiem nign trass win oe orterea at a. Interment. Holy Crors Cemetery. HANSON In this city, July 27, 1944, Herman 8. Hanson, dearly beloved husband of Adla HansoM, loving father of Mrs.

Olga Young, beloved brother of Ben VV N. and Joe Hanson, and Mrs. Hannah Pearson: a native of Sweden, aged 66 years a member of Scandinavian Society, Swedish Society Crocker Lodge No, 454. F. A.

M. California Lodge of I'trfectlon No. 10 A M. A a ami Rnval Afrit hlaanna Friends are Invited tu ai lend funeral services 11 g. Monday, July 31, at Anderson's.

Valencia Street at 23th under the aaisplces of Crocker Lotlge No. 454, F. A A. M. interment, Cjpress i-awn Memorial rara.

HOI FLING July 27, 1944. Gloria Idolized daughter of William F. and Anita Houweilng. loving sister of Marilyn and Plane Houweilng and oevoted granddaughter of Hannah Shea; a native oi San Frsnclsco Friends are invited to atlend the fu neral Saturday. July 29 at 8:45 a.

n. from Dusaan's. 3434 17th St. near lend, thence to Holy Ntime Church where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at a. m.

interment, iioiv Cross Cemetery. Hi limiN In this dir. July 28. 1944. Ellen M.

dearly oeiovcn wile oi narirs ll.idann. beloved mother of John. Char es. Ensign Albert, Private Edward Dor- olhy snd Lucille Hudson, and Mrs Mary Shelley, grandmother of Wm. Hud son: a native of San Fiancleco, Frlenda are Invited 10 atlend the fit neral Monday, at 1 from chattel of Harry M.

Glynn, 3. '43 24th St. near Sanrhes St. KALLIO July 28, 1944. August dearlv beloved husband of Anna P.

Kalllo loving father of Mrs. Lillian Paulson and William Kalllo: a native or rin land. A member of Court Seal Rock No. 43. Foresters of America, and Car penters' Union.

Local 2164. Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral services Monday. July 31. at 2:30 from Duggan s. 34.14 I7tn Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

LAM.H in llealdsburg. California. July 27. 1944. M.

Lunge of San Francisco, loving father of Henrv Lange ol San Mateo Edward Lange of Portland, and Mrs. Hilda Bartolottl of san Francisco: a native of Norway, aged 74 years. A member of Painters and Paoerhangeis' Union Local 19 and Oo'-'-n Cat Cam- 'o. W. 0.

-Friends are invited to atlend the services Monday. July 31, at 1 at the chapel il H. F. Suhr 2119 Mission St. near 5th.

Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. LAItsOV- In tins city. July inn Charles J. Larson, beloved husband of Hilda L. Larson, beloved father of Mrs F.lla Rohile a't'l Godfrey Larson.

Im-lnr. PR A DO Elvlia from Fnil.io PRESTON Margaret Bolion. SMITH Lou Ervln fmm Irene. TI P.PIN-- Sue Nell from 'ted WANDS -Medley from KvCyn. WELLS Kleth G.

trom nt tanc Anniilmenls flranlrd. NPEP.StN Lauretta trr.ni Edwin. BELL- Kthel from Fred. Ll'EBBERS Vincent from Aldo. N'V tleorge O.

from Laura. MIHALEK Katherliie 'rom John. PIP1TONE Sam from Marfarct. REYNOLDS Otha Odessa from Harold. iimii yriiir, Dlvurre iHiiplalnti Hied.

BR DT Earnest Hugh Vs. Rosle Lee. BOWMAN Rosr John vs. Ruth Margaret. CAPPS Gene vs.

Marlon. COYLE Henry L. vs. Carmel Inei. t-KllrUll Anne J.

vs. Cl'irat r. i. CRUMP Walter Earl vg Lulu M. I.TWfi",vi- Gl'ENLEY Carol E.

vs. Edward. IOHNSON Gertrude vs. Harold P. MEYERS Francyn vs.

Wesley H. MYFRS Flore v. William Leroy. PACE Irene vs. Frank POLLARD Grace vs.

William. INFS Alfred M. vs. Melvin L. SMITH Pearl vs.

Lloyd A. THOMPSON Gloria Hall vs. Gorden ZACHREcTON Elmer Carl vs. Ellen Mary AitnHlmewt twnplalnts Filed. APS M.INO Margaret T.

vs Alfred E. BFVNETT Oroviile vs. Anoe ROI. A Helen V. vs John V.

DVP.INGFR -Jillabet v. Vernon DIF.TZ- Margnerne Winstead vs Vllfnid r.i i i u. v. GRU ALVA Rndnlfo vs. I eonor OUELEY- Carl E.

vs. Edward AfTTTIfWS Helen M-te vs VMIliam at European Front TODAY'S HONOR LIST Killed In action: Pfe. Phillip II. Kershaw, Marine Corps; wife, Mrs. Phillip H.

Kershaw, 190 Dakota Street. Wounded In Mediterranean area: Pvt. Martin J. Tortl; father, Giacoma Tortl, 139 Weslgate Drive. Pfc.

James Claunch; guardian, Mrs. Alta Ever-sole, 146 Gardner South San Francisco. The Army and Navy also announced the following casualties among: northern California servicemen: NAVY DEAD I.t. (Jg) Curtis Faui Pullen; wife, Mrs. Margaret Holmes Pullen, 119 Sylvan Avenue, San Bruno.

Navy Wounded Charles Edward Lahar, coxswain; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Charles Lahar, Modesto. Pfc. Mathew O.

Roehl, Marine Corps; wife, Mrs. Mathew O. Roehl, 668 Sixty-third Street, Oakland. Pfc. Melvln H.

Sanford, Marine Corps; mother, Mra. Anna L. Skelly, 508 Vermont Avenue, Tur-lock. Army Wounded European Area Pvt. Donald B.

Dunning: father, Ray E. Dunning, 1506 Palm Avenue, Butte. Pvt. William T. WIngett; mother, Mrs.

Helen A. Wingett, 2582 Arundel Way, Richmond. Mediterranean Area SSgt. Richard I. Boodleinan; mother, Mrs.

Grace Boodle- man, 518 College Avenue, Santa Rosa. Pfc. G. W. Bowman; mother, Mrs.

Dollie Bowman, Route 2, Box 516, Merced. Pfc. Geoffrey D. Hilton; brother, Ralph M. Hilton, 320 Bodega Ave nue, Sebastopol.

Pfc. Richard B. Overholtzer; mother, Mrs. Eva Overholtzer, 1611 Lafayette Street, Alameda. Pfc.

Guy C. Rider; mother, Mrs. Francis Z. Rider, Box 21, San Juan Bautista. Pvt.

Doland J. Sapp; mother, Mrs. Pearl Sapp, Pulga. Sgt. Reginald S.

Smith; mother, Mrs. Edith B. Mennucsi, Route 1, Box 15, Rosevillc. Marine Corps Wounded Lt. William L.

Cardiff; mother, Mrs. Etta B. Cardiff, 2154 East Weber Avenue, Stockton. Cpl. Roscoe J.

Lee; wife, Mrs. Roscoe J. Lee, '542 Maze Boulevard, Modesto. Pfc. Robert A.

Moore; mother, Mrs. Josephine Roach, North Third Street, Woodland. Pfc. lrvln C. Rlewerts; wife, Mrs.

Irvln Chris Riewerts, 337 Edith Street, Petaluma. Pfc. Richard L. Roark; mother, Mrs. Alameda Roark, Sutter.

Pfc. Vernon E. Smith; father. David L. Smith, Gridley.

Second Lt, Ferdinand R. Stent; wife, Mrs. Ferdinand R. Stent, 2001 Ralstone Avenue, Buiiin-game. Shipyard Worker Sought in Stabbing Search was under way yester day by Marin County sheriff's deputies for Peter Lee Davis, 48, Sausallto shipyard worker, who is accused of stabbing and critically wounding Stanley Madej, 22, Tib-uron sailor, during a row early yesterday near Mill Valley.

Marin County authorities said the fight started when Davis allegedly made advances to a woman companion of Madej. Madej was taken to the Treasure Island Hospital, where he is being treated for critical wounds of the throat and face. Errol Flynn Fined HOLLYWOOD, July 28. (INS) Errol Flynn paid a $15 traffic fine by proxy in Holly wood today. His attorney advised Municipal Judge Eugene P.

Fay that the actor was on location Flynn was charged with failure to make a boulevard stop last June 14. ADVERTISEMENT ji Over-work, over-worry, hasty mats may bring nerrout indigestion. When your tomch i upset, try soothing PEPTO-BISMOL. Helps bring prompt relief from distress after meals, heartburn, gas on stomach. Tastes good and does good.

Ask your druggist for toothing FEPTO-BlSMOU A nonwicn rtotwcT 1 Preparations were moving to ward completion yesterday for beachhead landing maneuvers to be staged by the Army Transportation Corps at Aquatic Park tomorrow. An impressive demonstration of combined land, sea and air power will mark the cloie of the Fifth War Loan drive by on-the-spot bond sales to San Franciscans. Today will mark the culmina tion of the "Women's Task Force" drive to sell bonds in downtown office buildings, with a wholesale canvass of tenants and their employes. FAST FOLLOW-UP, AWVS bondmobilci followed In their wake to sell bonds as fast as the 'Task Force" secured pledges. Yesterday's final total of bonds sold to Individuals stood at $28,828,634, which Is 79.9 per cent of the quota of $36,000,000.

CROCKER ELATED. W. W. Crocker, chairmaneof the Treasury's War Finance Commit- te of Northern California, who yesterday urged the greatest possible volume of bond buying in the final three days of the drive, declared: "San Francisco always knows how when the showdown comes. I am elated that when we told the people of our city just what the situation was, they dug down Into their pockets and responded- Now that we are so near our goal I hope this same patriotic impulse will guide them to finishing the job." Court to Test WLB Ruling Precedence Over State Law Challenged BIRMINGHAM July 28.

(AP) Authority of the National War Labor Board to supersede State law was challenged in an Alabama court today with prosecution, of a plant superin tendent who suspended a worker for non payment of union dues. State Labor' Director Emmett Brooks said Clem S. Walters superintendent of the Ingalls Iron Works Company, was charged with violating the State's Bradford Act guaranteeing "conv plete freedom" in joining, or not joining labor union. Complaint was filed by Clif ford Jenkins, an iron worker, who claimed he was suspended for non-payment of union dues under a maintenance of membership agreement validated by the Fourth Regional War Labor Board. The case was regarded as a test of War Labor Board supersedence of State law, and eventual appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States appeared certain.

THE WEATHER ai Francisco Bar rezlon: Utah fo nlKlit snd mnrnlna. clearlna In afiernoon eal nenlnsul Mils todav and tomorrow, utile cnanse in temuerattiie. Northern California: Clear lodar and tomorrow but fuf on coast. Little change in temperature. Hlerra Nevada: Clear tiwlajr and tomor row.

Little change In teiuierature. Uvormore and PnU Clara valleys: Clear today and tomorrow but high fog In morning. Little change In temperature. Kallnss taller: High fog night and morn ing, otherwise clear today and tomorrow. i.

nne cnange in temperaime Rscrsmento and Han Joaouln vsllevs: Clear today and tomorrow. Little change In temperature. Los Angeles and vicinity and Southern California cosslal area; Kog or low clouds on coast and In coastal valleys this morning, clearing mid forenoon In valleys and early afiernoon on coa't. Little change in temperature. Southern California mountain areas: Clesr today but scattered afternoon cloudiness over southern Hl-rra Nevada.

Little change In temperature. 5:30, P. W. Frtd tv, July 23. AuDiirn 9 62 Reno 88 57 (Jscramento.

C7 r4 gallnss 6 49 S. K-anrtc 63 J. K. Airport 61 54 danta Rosa. 75 56 Stockton 91 47 58 5K 56 Col'isa P2 bureka n9 Fort Bragg 61 Krefno Pi Htch Htchy 2 OaKlond 84 Redding 94 56 54 51 871 Seasontl precipitation to date, ,01.

Kor-ml to date. 02. 4eaonal normal. 22 10 Kor- Highest temperature this yenr, 76 deprees on May lowest temperature tnis season. 50 degrees On July 7.

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