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the p.m. Ranches Acreage and Homes Donner Lake DONNER LAKE Cabin, $10,000 dn. Popovich, Box 473, Truckee, Cal. El Dorado County INSPIRATION Heights. 12 miles east of Placerville.

3 bdrms. ac. $15,950. 756-5885. 20 ACRE mining claim on beaut.

river. $2,500, 883-4356. Felton CHARM. 5-rm home, 3 50 x150' lot View. Price $12,500.

SCHWARTZ SK 2-6585 Forestville 2 HOUSES, Ige. lot. $9200. TIERWEST Rity. 899 Grav.

Sebstpl. 823-7476, 823-3515. Galt 30 AC. clover ranch. Older bldg.

$30,000. $13,500 down. Balance $150 mo. K. M.

Flagg, Galt. 209-745-1886, Grass Valley ALTA SIERRA Country Club---1 ac inside 18 hole ship golf course-100 vd. from clubhse. 1st tee. Approx.

1 mi. from pvt. airport. Pvt. owner.

961-5182. Healdsburg BY OWNER, 2 den 112 bath. Quiet n'hood nr. shopping: neatly Idscaped; ideal retirement home. Call 433-3710 for appt.

Idaho ACREAGE front. For info. write H. Green, Rte. 1, Box 447, Sand Point, Idaho.

Lake County Vacation or Retirement 1-bath home built on your lot, from $6995, or will build your plan. For infor. write P.O, Box 276. Lucerne, Lake County, Calif. (707) 274-3355.

Lake Tahoe CARNELIAN Bay view house, two bedrooms. hardwood floors, fireplace, fully furnished, adequate heating, winter road clearance, large lot--fully fenced. Owner anxious to sell. priced accordingly. Call (916) 546-3837 or see Robertson Realty.

Carnelian 1a AC. LOT. Tahoe, Meyers, Cal. $4000. By owner.

Modesto (209) 523-1543; 522-4923. Lassen County $75 PER ACRE 2840 acres of woods, streams, highway "frontage. -Thomas Co. SU 1-4627 Mendocino County 78 WOODED Ac. live stream, 5 3 bath home.

Ideal for group camp or dude ranch. $45,000. Free brochure. PACIFIC REALTY 408 College, S. Rosa 546-4220 35 WOODED ACRES Spectacular view, on river.

$19,000 terms. PARKWOODS, P.O, Box 2394 Santa Rosa, Cal. RIVER FRONTAGE 80 gentle acres with river and creek frontage. $39,500. Marshall-Thomas Co.

SU1-4627 OCEAN-FRONT 2 acres for price of one. Level, nice view. 000. McCoy Ukiah. 462-6078 50 ACRE Park Redwoods.

Rail fence. $14,900 (408) 264-1698. Modesto A. 5 rm. house garage, pasture, fruit, walnut trees, irrigation, gas.

from river. Terms. 432-6275, Pittsburg, aft. 8 p.m. Napa County COUNTRY LOT- -Room for pool.

By owner. Spac. 3 BR. 2 sep, din. Ige.

fam. rm. 2 froice. Compl. landscaped, patio.

mi to cntr. of town. Dble. attach. Far.

$38.500. (707) 226-5763. WATERFRONT HOME! See before you buy! Lower Napa River! $35.000. Call (707) 224-7558 anytime or (707) 255-1772. Napa Estate Exchange.

Nevada County LIVE in beautiful Nevada County. New free multiple listing catolog. Troutwine Realty, 104 So. Auburn, Grass Valley, Calif. Oregon Free Ranch Guide 5 to 20 Oregon acres $150 dn.

$35 mon. Cal-Ore. 1054-CM So. Riverside, Medford, Oregon. San Mateo County 10 ACRES woodsy creek setting, Redwood, spring.

paved rd. All or part $5000 per acre. Agent. 591-7324. Santa Cruz MONTEREY BAY Beach front property-Magnificent home on acre site.

Has white sand beach. Surf view. 3 large bedrooms, baths. Spacious living room. flagstone fireplace.

Lanai glass enclosed and covered. Large luxury home. (2834 square feet). Delightfully landscaped surroundings. 10 minutes center of Santa Cruz.

Owner carry first trust deed. Priced $119,500, with $45,000 down. Send for free brochure. Listing No. 2067.

M. C. Hall Sons, Realtors, 1545 Pacific Santa Cruz, (408) 423- 3150. Sundays, too. LARGE 3-bdrm.

home on one acre. 2 tile baths, flagstone fireplace. Completely turnished. Double garage, shop, patio. small orchard barn, in live oak area.

1 mile to yacht harbor. Owner, 1000 Eldorado Ave. PL 475-6073. Santa Cruz. Santa Rosa DOG KENNELS-7 AC 15 runs, good 2 br.

home, close in. $39,500. GILCREASE RLTY. 546-5411 PERFECT 4 A bath family home. Top location.

HARVEY A. SMITH, REALTOR 1116 College Ave. 544-0162 12. AC. Glass, stone, redwood.

view. trees. 3 2 baths. 700. (707) 546-7459.

Sebastopol FINANCING available 3 ac. BIG 3 BR, home, view, nat. gas. Now only $18,900. CARRIE Rity.

5600 Gravenstein Hwy. So. 823-5349. Sonoma County 24 A. Springs.

view, trees, pasture. $25.500. TOMBE Rity. 681- 1881 or 775-7004, S.F. 23 AC.

Ranch (13 ac. prunes). $49.500 with bumper crop. MoCluskey, 819 4th. S.

Rosa. 9 LEVEL ac. Gorgeous view bldg. sites. Rd.

front. $22.500. Beehive Sebstol. 823-7461. Sonoma Valley of the Moon rms.

2 glass closed porches. Shade trees. Good loc. ail cilv utils. GREENGRASS REALTOR Boves Hot Springs 996-6744 20 WOODED ACRES.

choice, In wooded glen, trees, natural site for lake. Ask. $24.000. BOSSE REALTOR 938-8591 SPANIS TYPE. 5-rm.

home. stucco, tile roof; neat. 2 bathr All utilities. $24,375. Sonoma Valley Sonoma 938-3796.

WOODED home sites. 3.6 acres. From $12,500. E. J.

"Ed" WOODS. Ritr. Sonoma, 938-5556. SIX units of income. $37,950.

MASTERSON ASSOCIATES 165 W. Napa, Sonoma 938-8413 AC. hwy. frontage. $100.000.

VALLEY OF THE MOON RLTY. 232 W. Napa, Sonoma 938-5545 Stanislaus County 7600 ACRES range land. fenced; loading corrals, 2-BR. Spanishtype home, pvt.

air strip. 25 acres walnut trees: stood deer hunting. $320.000. Hamilton Realty, P.O. Box 1358.

Patterson. (209) 892-8959. Tuolumne County COLD SPRINGS, wooded view lot In Sierras. Nr. skiing and yr.

round recreation. 5700 ft. on HIway 108. 474-1983. Trinity County OF SALE -20 AC.

$65 per mo. Make off. tor equity. 845-3392. Crowded? Sell your spare furniture for cash with a Want Ad Phone 777-7777 Obituaries 'Little 'Caesar' Scripter Dies Private funeral services were held in Berkeley yesterday for Francis Faragoh, playwright and screen writer whose rollicking wit brought laughter to millions through the years.

Mr. Faragoh died on Monday at his home, 2711 Shasta Road, in Berkeley, after a long illness. He was 71. He had resided there since his retirement 15 years ago. It was Mr.

Faragoh, who came to the United States from Hungary with his parents when he was 10, who actually coined the gansterese phrases used by Chicago and New York gangs in the 1930s. He invented the jargon for the movie "Little Caesar," on which he was the chief screen writer and the gangsters liked it so much they picked it up and added it to their generally limited VOcabularies. Mr. Faragoh, who wrote musicals for the New York stage before transferring his activities from Broadway to Hollywood, wrote the script for "Vanity Fair," the first movie to be produced in or. He was one of the founders of the Screen Writers' Guild.

It delighted him to tease his fellow Hungarians, of whom he once said: "A Hungarian is the man who goes into the revolving door behind you and comes out ahead of you." With a worldwide reputation, he retired to live quietly in Berkeley. Few were aware of his fame. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth, of Berkeley; a daughter, Susie, of Berkeley; a son, Frank, a professor of English Literature at McGill University in Canada; and a brother, Andrew. a retired businessman, of New York. Ex-Traffic Chief Pootel Dies at 79 Funeral services will be held tomorrow for The City's retired director of traffc, Capt.

Edward R. Pootel. Captain Pootel died Monday at his home, 784 21st Ave. He was 79. Captain Pootel, who started out as a rookie cop in the Mission District in 1913, was a center of controversy at City Hall in 1950 when it was alleged that he had altered his birth date to avoid compulsory retirement.

Claiming a mistake, he stepped down from his position as traffic director, only to involve the City Hall in another dispute over $1,400 in overtime pay, which he eventually won. At his retirement in 1950. the City's top brass, including police commissioners and business and professional men, gave him a rousing sendoff in the Fairmont Hotel's Gold Room. Captain Pootel was a past master of Fairmont Lodge 240-Country Ranches, Acreage and Homes West Point ILNESS forces sale of home and small motel in growing Sierra town. Call 209 293-7889 or write P.

O. Box 154, West Point, Calif. Wyoming BY OWNER. One of the finest ranches in Pine Bluff. Water year round.

Excell. pasture for 300 cattle. Improved, fenced, produces over 300 tons of hay. Good roads. Beaut.

scenic loc. 3,625 acres, 640 acres state lease, PO Box 224, Pine Bluff, Wyoming 82082. 241-Public Lands LAND -FACTS MAPS 439 Latayette, Calit 243-Real Estate Exchanges PORTLAND, ORE." TRAILER CT. APTS. Just off one of Portland's most travelled streets (82nd 18 trailer spaces and twelve furnished one-bedroom apts.

Will gross over $1,500.00 monthly. Not a single vacancy as this ad written. There IS a contract, balance of approx. $62.000.00 now owing at $475.00 a month incl. 642 interest.

Water and trash removal virtually only operating expenses. Room for pansion. price, $150,000.00. Prefer first paper for $88,000.00 equity. No commission on your d.

Write Northern Realty, 2037 East Burnside Portland. Ore. 97214 or phone collect BE 4-8459 or 663-4713. PETALUMA--Free and clear. residences--TRADE for East Bay.

TAHOE-3 units--age 7. $350 monthly income. Trade equity. CALL Mr. (eves.

TH 8-0901). MASON 2855 Telegraph, Berkeley. TH 3-7544. NO. CALIF.

CITY. Leased business corner. Nets $34,500. Price $345.000. Want Bay Area prop.

PRUDENTIAL, 350 17th Oakland. 444-6343 (Herrick). $25.000 equity in 3 nouses and duplex on R-4 ot in Redwood City. Exch. tor Penins.

home. ATWATER, Realtors 343-3656 YOUR present home, land or other prop. for choice new custom view flats. Home income Galli Realty. OV 1-0836.

EXCHANGE specialists: City and Country. PRUDENTIAL REALTY, 350 Oakland. 444-6343 FOR homes, 3 9 yr. old. $16,500 ea, GR 4-0977.

TRADE 48 Apts. for Motel, Rest home or? 332-0514. BELMONT Lots-Trade equity for hse. or duplex. DI 3-2583, agt.

4 CLEAR apts. Equity $42,000. Need clear flats. Agt. SK 2-6300.

listate Wanted with US! We have G.I. buy. 9rs WAITING: Free appraisals! Cal' ME TODAY' Wm. NADELL eneva JU 7-9344 CASH once for your property Any cond. or loc.

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Frank McGOVERN. JU 6-4303. ANTED HOME or FLATS from In OF close- PRIVATE in PARTY peninsula All cash 334-4732 AGT. CASH NOW San Francisco Property, DEL CURTO MA 1-2700 CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY Any location or condition. DREITH NORTON DE 4-4200 S.F.

Teacher Dies in France Dr. William J. Humphries, 50, a brilliant linguist and longtime Bay Area teacher, died July 20 while vacationing at Pau in Southern France, the United States Embassy disclosed today. Dr. Humphries, who lived at 808 Corbett San Francisco, had been a teacher of French, Spanish and Latin at San Leandro High School since 1956.

He was a bachelor. Colleagues said he spent every summer in France to maintain the purity of his cent. He received his B.A. and M.A. at the University of South Carolina in 1935, a master of education degree in 1941 at Penn State and his PhD from the University of California in 1955.

He also attended Duke University and the University of Poitiers in France. His teaching career began at Rutherford College in North Carolina. He also taught at Durham High School in North Carolina, for six years at the University of California at Berkeley, one year at Mills College and two years at the U.C. Extension before joining the faculty at San Leandro High. His body was returned to Columbia, S.C., for burial.

Executive Haverty Dies at 54 Elmer U. Haverty, 54, a Peninsula business executive and native San Franciscan, died in Mary's Help Hospital yesterday of post surgery complications. Mr. Haverty, who lived at 155 San Pablo Ave. in St.

Francis Wood here, was the principal owner of NorCal Engineering Co. of Redwood City. He was active in the Roman Catholic church, was a former president of the Swimming Pool Institute and a member of the Marin Golf and Country Club. A Requiem Mass will be said for him tomorrow at 10 a.m. at St.

Brendan's Church, Rockaway at Laguna Honda Blvd. Services will commence at 9:30 a.m. at Carew English Chapel, Masonic and Golden Gate Avenues, then to the church for the mass. The Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today at the funeral chapel.

Entombment will be in Holy Cross Mausoleum. Mr. Haverty is survived by his wife, Marie; two sons, Dennis M. and Stephen two sisters, Dorothy Day and Marion Fitts: and a brother, Edwin Haverty, a member of The San Francisco Examiner financial staff. Judge A.

R. Grinstead Of Sonoma Special to The Examiner SONOMA Masonic Memorial services will be held tomorrow morning for Judge Allen Ray Grinstead, a practicing attorney for 43 years and judge of the Sonoma Justice Court since 1958. Judge Grinstead died on Monday. He had been unconscious for 10 weeks after being thrown from a horse on May 21. He was 79 and was active until the time of his hospitalization.

Widely known throughout Sonoma County, he was a member of Temple Lodge No. 14, F. A.M., the California Bar Association, Jack London Post of the American Legion, the Press Club of San Francisco, and the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco. He was a past lieutenant governor of Kiwanis International. A native of Butte City, he came to Sonoma as a young man, practicing law here for more than four decades.

At 71. he became judge of the Justice Court. The memorial services tomorrow will be held at 10 a.m. in the Chapel of Bates, Evans and Fehrensen in Sonom a. Private family services were held today, with the Rev.

Harold W. Heckman officiating. Private inurnment followed the service. Funerals AGUIRRE, Augusto -July 25 BARNETT. Pershing 26 BERTOLDO, Vito 23 BIEHL, Hildegarde J.

-July 25 BLASIER, Myrtle 25 CAJAL. Felipa- July 26 CAMERON, Tina Marie--July 25 COONEY, Margaret--July 25 DEVINCENZI, Luigi--July 24 ESLICK, Hannah 23 GREGG, Francis J. (Frank)- July 26, 1966 GRINSTEAD, Judge Allen Ray--July 25 HAAS, Carol 25 HAVERTY, Elmer 26 HENDERSON, John 25 KELLER, Amy 24 KENNEDY, James 23 KNEZOVICH, Steve Dragi--July 25 LAGOMARSINO, George John--July 25, 1966 LAMBE, James 26, 1966 LAVARONI, James 25 LEUSHKANOFF, Alexander--July 25 MARSH, Hazel-July 22 MULLER, John 21 POOTEL, Edward Capt. S.F.P.D., 25 RANDIG, Herman (John) BrunoJuly 25 RODNEY, Annie 25 ROGERS, Jessie-July 24 SEYLER, James STIEVENARD, Harry CharlesJuly 25 ZANE, Patricia Mytilene-July 25 ZANIROLI, Ernest--July 26 AGUIRRE, Augusto this city. July 25, 1966, Augusto F.

Aguirre. loving husband of Haydee Aguirre; devoted father of Augusto and Patricia Aguirre: nephew of Mike and George Vargas; a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Union No. 355 of Oakland. A native of Lima, Peru, aged 26 years. Friends are, invited to attend the funeral Thursday, at 9 a.m., from the Evergreen Chapel of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd.

at Tenth thence to St. Monica's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Wednesday COURT at TENTH 8 A AVE. p.m.

BARNETT, Pershing Petaluma, July 26, 1966. Pershing E. Barnett, loving husband of Bernice Barnett of San Francisco; father of Russell Barnett of San Rafael, Thames Barnett of San Francisco, Gary and Sharon Barnett of Petaluma and the late Earl Pershing Barnett: son of Myrtle Barnett of Marin City: brother of Mrs. Thais Morrill and Raymond Barnett of San co, Russell Barnett of Penngrove and Bernard Barnett of Petaluma: a native of San Francisco, aged 48 vears. Friends are invited attend the funeral services, Thursday, July 28.

1966, at 9:15 a.m., from the PARENT FUNERAL CHAPEL. Magnolia Keokuk. Petaluma, thence to St. Vincent's Church, where a Requiern Mass will be said for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30 a.m.

The Rosary. will be recited Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, at the funeral chapel. Interment, Calvary Cemetery, Petaluma. BIEHL, Hildegarde -July 25, 1966, Hildegarde J. Biehl, dearly beloved wife Col.

Philip F. Biehl. U.S. Army (Ret'd): beloved mother of Margaret B. Deberham and Mrs.

Winifred B. Morris: beloved sister of Mrs. Gertrude Buschke and Mrs. Sophia Dinsmore: beloved grandmother of four. Services, Friday afternoon, July 29, 1:30 at Post Protestant Chapel, Presidio of San Francisco.

Interment, San Francisco National Cemetery. Memorial gifts to your favorite charity preferred. (HALSTED 1123 Sutter St.) H. F. Morris Dies; Former Fire Chief Flags in San Mateo were flying at half-staff today.

The city's retired fire chief, Hugh F. Morris, known among fire chiefs throughout the Nation, died last night at Mills Memorial Hospital. He was 68. Chief Morris joined the littie San Mateo Fire Department as a volunteer when he was only 13. HAD TO WAIT They wouldn't let him become a full fledged fireman until he turned 22.

He waited and took job in 1920. He was made chief in 1927. Chief Morris served for several years on the Governor's Fire Advisory Board, served as president of the Pacific Inter-Mountain Fire Chief's Association, and as director of the International Association of Fire Chiefs. retired in 1963. RITES FRIDAY He leaves his wife, Alice, at 1428 Locust San Mateo, and two brothers.

Thomas and Gilbert. both of San Mateo, as well as a number of nieces and nephews. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday in the chapel of Sneider and Sullivan Mortuary, 977 El Camino Real, San Mateo. A requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m.

Friday in the new St. Matthew's Catholic Church, San Mateo. Burial will be at St. John's Cemetery, San Mateo. Pallbearers will be San Mateo firemen.

Sir Norman Gregg SYDNE (Australia) (UPI) -Sir Norman MeAlister Gregg, 74, who discovered German measles in a pregnant woman could lead to physical deformities in her child. died today after a brief illness. As a result of his work, it has become accepted generally that women should have German measles before they reach child bearing age. His discovery was made in 1941. KENNZUY, James this city 23, 1966, James Kennedy, beloved husband of Miyo Kennedy, loving son of John W.

and the late Margaret Kennedy; a native of California. Thursday, July 28, St. at N. GRAY Funeral a services 2:00 p.m., Divisadero at Post. KNEZOVICH, Steve Dragi-July Knezovich 25, of 1966, Steve Dragi 453 Nassau Lane, Hayward, beloved husband of Ruby Knezovich: loving father of John A.

and Diane A. Knezovich; loving brother of Mrs. Mary Valerio, Mrs. Katherine Cetinich, Mrs. Eva Salle and John A.

Knezovich; loving son-in-law of Mrs. Tonka Pirak of Oakland; also survived by nieces, nephews and other relatives. A native of Oakland, aged 49 years. A veteran of World War Il, a member of Y.M.I, Council 128; Croatian Fraternal Union To. mislav 121, and State Board of Certified Dental Technicians.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Oakland on Friday morning, July 29, at 8:45, thence to St. Clement's Church, 738 Calhoun Hayward, for a Requiem Mass commencing at 9:30. to en Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum, Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m.

(For further information please call 632- 1011.) LAGOMARSINO, George John--In San Mateo, July 25, 1966, George John Lagomarsino husband of Emilia Lagosmarsino, loving fatner of Mrs. Evelyn Pellegrini. Mrs. Millie Allen, Mrs. Doris Buail of San Carlos, Mrs.

chanan, Jeannette Morgan of Saratoga, and the late George Joseph Lagomarsino, beloved brother of Miss Josephine Lagomarsino, of Daly City, Mrs. Estelle Raffetto of San Francisco, and the late Louise Rossi and Mae Lagomarsino, also survived by 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild; a native of San Francisco; aged 80 years; a life member of the San Mateo Lodge 1112 B. P. O. E.

and a charter member of the Guadeloupe Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West, Funeral services will be conducted. Thursday morning at 9:00 o'clock from the SNEIDER SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME, 977. South El Camino Real, San Mateo, thence to New St. Matthew's Catholic Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated commencing at 9:30 o'clock. Recitation of the Holy Rosary, day evening 8:00 o'clock at the chapel.

Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum, Colma. LAMBE. James J--in this city July 26. 1966, James beloved husbandof Hannah Lambe, devoted father of Mrs. Mary Scannell, and Mrs.

Kathleen Darcy, idolized grandfather of Michael, Kathleen James, Mary Susan, Claire ad John S. Scannell, Patricia, Joan, Theresa, Rose, Diane and John Darcy; Loving tather in-law of John Darcy and Jack Scannell a native of Co. West Meath, Ireland: a member of the Holy a Society of St. Paul's Church and B.P.O.E. No.

3: a retired member of The Carpenter's Union, Local 22. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday, and are invited to attend the funeral Friday July 29, at 9:15 a.m. from REILLY 29th Dolores thence to St. Paul's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:45 A.M.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Thursday, 8 p.m. GOODWIN SCANNELL, DIRECTORS LAVARONI, James San An. selmo, July 25, 1966. James A.

Lavaroni, beloved husband of Laura Lava roni; devoted father of James J. Lavaroni of San Anselmo; loving brother of Charles Lu varoni, Mrs. Maude Francke, both of San Rafael, and the late Tudie Struckman; loving grandfather of Julia Lee and James E. Lavaroni, A native of San Francisco, aged 68 years. A veteran of World War I.

a member of American Legion San Anselmo Post 179, San Rafael Lodge No. 1108 B.P.O.E. and the San Anselmo Police Officers Reserve Association. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, Thursday. July 28, 1906, at 9:00 a.m.

from the CHArEL OF THE HILLS, 330 Redhill San Anselmo, thence to St. Anselm's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be ottered commencing at 9:30 a.m. Entombment, Mount Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael. Recitation of the Rusary, Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Chapel of the Hilts.

(Spiritual Bouquets or memorial gifts to your favorite charity preferred.) ADJACENT PARKING LEUSHKANOFF, Alexander--July 25, 1966. Alexander Leushkanoff, lovIng. son of Mrs. Mary V. Moore and Alexie Leushkanoff.

A native of Russia, aged 38 years. A veteran of Korean conflict. Panahida Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Services Thursday 9:30 a.m. Holy Virgin Cathedral 6222 Geary Blvd.

Interment. Golden Gate National, 12:30 Daphne SFFS DIRECTORS MARSH. Hazel--In this city, July 22, 1966, Hazel Marsh, dearly beloved wife of John Marsh; loving sister of Jennie Felt of Eureka, Elmer and Arthur Jacobsen, of Los Angeles and Oakland. A tive of California: a member of the S.F. Fuchsia Society and the S.F.

Potters Association. At the request of the deceased private tuneral services were held at the COMISKY-ROCHE FUNERAL HOME, on Monday, July 25, followed by inurnment at Olivet Memorial Park. John F. In Aetna Springs, July 21, 1966, John F. Muller, beloved nusband of Elizabeth L.

Muller: father Fred W. Muller; father-in-law of Jean S. Muller. of Claire Ann Muller. Private services were held in Napa County.

POOTEL, Edward Cant. S.F.P.D., 25, 1966, Capt. Edward R. Pootel S.F.P.D. devoted husband of Georgina E.

Pootel; a past master of Fairmount Lodge No. 435 F. A.M.. a member of Golden Gate Chapter No. 121 Royal Arch Masons: Past commander of Golden Gate Commandery No.

16 Knights of Templar; Islam Tempel of the Shrine, San Francisco court No. 4, Royal Court of Jesters; Veteran Islam Patrol California Bodies Ancient and accepted Scottish Rite; High Twelve Club; Director of San Francisco Square Club; Past Noble Grand Pacific Lodge 1.0.0.F.; Mission Rebekah Lodge No. 225 1.0.0.F.: Sirs; Retired Director of Traffic. S.F. Police Dept.

and Widows and Orphans Aid S.F. Police Dept. Services Thursday afternoon 1 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter Officers of Fairmount Lodze No. 435 A.M. OFFICIATING, INTERMENT.

Woodlawn Memorial Park. RANDIG, Herman (also as John) Bruno--In Vallejo July 25, 1966, Herman (John) Bruno dig, beloved brother of Albert Erich A. and Henry Randis, half of Kurt Hubrich and The funeral will be held Friday, Mrs. Wella Bellion. Uncle of Alfred and Robert E.

Randig; a native of Germany, and citizen of U.S.; a member of Longshoremen's Union Local No. 10, San Francisco; 30 years an employee Matson Steamship at 10 a.m., tHANSENBRYAN' FUNERAL field. Interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery at 3 p.m. 5.3. Exuminer-Page 53 July 27, 1966 BERTOLDO, Vito R.

-Entered into rest. Martinez, California, July 23, 1966, Vito R. Bertoldo, late of 1109 Francisco San Jose, husband of Mrs. Mae Bertoido, son of Mrs. Angeline Bertoldo of Illinois, brother of Rev.

P. Bertoldo, Mrs. Christine Reinhart, Mrs. Theresa Bulpitt and Mrs. Florence Gaffron, all of Illinois, Mrs.

Rose Carney, Frank Bertoldo, both of Los Angeles, Benny Bertoldo of Las Vegas and Mrs. Mary Schroder of Wisconsin; a native of Illinois; aged 49 years; a Veter. an of World War 11, and a Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Friends are invited to attend the graveside services, Thursday, July 28, at 11:00 a.m. at the Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno.

Rosary services will be held Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the LIMA SALMON ERICKSON CATHEDRAL CHAPEL, 710 Willow San Jose. (Memorial contributions to the Cancer Society would be appreciated.) BLASIER, Myrtle E. In this city, July 25, 1966, Myrtle E. Blasier, beloved sister of Mattie Mills, Lois Sullivan, Iva Hegarty and Kenneth Leeper, A native of San Francisco. Private funeral services were held Tuesday from GANTNERFELDER-KENNYChapel.

CAJAL, Felipa--In this city, July 26, 1966, Felipa Cajal, beloved wite of the late Justo Cajal; devoted mother of Mrs. Frances Carcione and the late Jose Cajal; loving sister of Mrs. Francisca Cajal: grandmother of Mrs. Anita Kiernan and Richard Carcione. A native of Spain.

Friends may call after 7:00 p.m. Wednesday and are invited to attend the funeral, Friday at 10:00 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY O'MARA Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to Star of the Sea Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary, Thursday at 8:00 p.m. PARKING COURT. TENTH AVE. CAMERON, Tina Marie- In this city, Jury 25. 1966.

Tina Marie Cameron, beloved wife of Donald Cameron. Funeral services be held on Thursday, July 28th, at 10:00 a.m. at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave. COONEY. Margaret--In this city.

July 25, 1966, Margaret Cooney, belovea daughter of the late James and Cooney; loving sister of Nan Coonev. Juell Culten, Adele Bloom and the late Kathryn Huber, Thomas Harry James Joseph W. and Mary A. Cooney, A native of San Francisco. the request of the deceased private funeral services were held Tuesday, July 26, from the OMISKY-ROCHE FUNERAL HOME, with a Requiem Mass at St.

James Church, followed by interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. DEVINCENZI, Luigi--In this city, July 24, 1966, Luigi Devincene, devoted brother or John Devincenzi of San Francisco, Antonio and Giuseppe Devincenzi of South America; also survived by two sisters, nieces and nephew and sister-in-law in Italy; a native of Italy, aged 70 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday, July 28, 1966, at 9 a.m., from the Chapel of VALENTE MARINI PERATA 649 Green thence to S.S. Peter and Paul's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum.

Rosary, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. ESLICK, Hannah 23, 1966, Hannah A. Eslick, beloved wife of the late Jack P. Eslick.

Survived by two grandsons. Services, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING GREGG, Francis J. (Frank)-In this City, July 25, 1966, Francis J. (Frank) Gregg: beloved husband of Rebecca Gregg; loving father of Patricia Blair of San Carlos.

and Frances Saunders of Pacifica; adored grandfather of Lynne. Peter and Gregg Balir; and Kimmie and Shari Saunders; loving brother of Mrs. Aileen Adrainser, Mrs. Enid Hopkins, and William and Lester Gregg. A native of Benecia, Calif.

years. A member of San Francisco Police Widows and Orpnans Aid Assn. of S.F.P.D.: Police Officers Assn; Elks Club; and International Footprint Assn. Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave.

thence to Christi Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. (Spirtual Bouquets preferred.) GRINSTEAD, Judge Allen Ray--In Sonoma, Monday, July 25, 1966. Judge Allen Ray Grinstead, dearly beloved husband of Emilie Grinstead of Sonoma, beloved father of Robert R. Grinstead of Walnut Creek, Hugh G.

Grinstead of Los Angeles and Mrs. William B. Barnes of San Rafael, adored grandfather of nine; a native of Butte City, aged 79 years; a judge of the Sonoma Justice Court since 1958, an attorney in Sonoma for the past 43 years; a member of Temple Lodge No. 14, A.M., California Post Bar No. Associa- 489, lion, Jack London American Legion, Press Union League Club of San Francisco, the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco.

Sonoma Kiwanis Club and a Past Lt. Governor of Kiwanis. a Director of the Sonoma County Land Title Co. Friends are invited to attend Masonic Memorial Services to be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, July 28, 1966, in the Chapel of Bates, Evans Fehrensen, 19981 Broadway, Sonoma, under the auspices of Temple Lodge No.

14, A.M.. with Judge Hilliard Comstock and Rabbi Leo Trepp assisting. Private family services will be held on Wednesday with the Rev. Harold W. Heckman officiating, Private inurnment will follow this service.

Contributions to the Valley of the Moon Boys' Club or the Boy Scouts of America are preferred. BATES, EVANS FEHRENSEN SONOMA HAAS, Carol Simi, July 25. 1966, Carol S. Haas, wife of Henry J. Haas.

mother of Thomas Craig Nancy E. and Susan D. Haas, daughter of Mrs. Gertrude Smith, sister of Mrs. Patricia Heppert, Mrs.

EveIvn Bues and Mrs. Janet Sturdevant. Requiem Mass. St. Anthony's Church.

San Francisco, Thursday at 9 a.m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. REARDON SIMI VALLEY MORTUARY. DIRECTOR HAVERTY, Elmer U. Daly City July 26, 1966, Elmer U.

Haverty, beloved husband of Marie A. Haverty, loving father of Dennis M. and Stephen C. Haverty, loving brother of Dorothy Day, Marion Fitts and Edwin Haverty, toving grandfather of Caprice, Denis Bradford, Dominique and Lisa Haverty. A native of San Francisco, The funeral will take place on Thursday, July 28, at 9:30 a.m.

from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St. Brendan's Church, Rockaway at Laguna Honda where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencin at 10:00 o'clock. Rosary, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. HENDERSON, John John L.

this Henderson, citv. 1966, beloved husband of Thelma Henderson: loving father of Jacqueline Sock, Richard and David Henderson, all of Philadelphia. dear brother of Elton Henderson of Alameda. A member of Sheet Metal Workers Union, Local 216. Funeral on Thursday.

July 28 at 1 p.m. DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.

KELLER, Amy Walnut Creek, July 24, 1966, Amy C. Keller, loving wife of William Keller: beloved mother of Audree Nelson and the late Leonard Keller. U.S.M.C.; devoted grandmother of Leonardine Etchingham; dear sister of Elsie Horn and Margarite Christophe. Private funeral was held Tuesday, July 26. ANDERSON'S RODNEY, Annie I.

in this, city, July 25, 1966, Annie I. Rodney, beloved sister of Mrs. Lorraine Quisley and the late James John Charles and Thomas E. Rodney, loving aunt of John J. and Thomas E.

Rodney, Mrs. Margaret Mcinnis, James Mary 1., Claire L. and Robert E. Quigley: a member of Dolores Insutute No. 7, and S.F.

City and County retirement employees Assn. Friends are invited to attend the tuneral, Thursday at 10 a.m., from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to Star of the Sea. Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered, at 10:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Rosary, day at 8 p.m.

PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. DOLORES INSTITUTE No. 7, Y.L.I. -Members will assemole at MoAVOY O'HARA'S Evergreen Mortuary at 8 p.m. Wednesday to recite the Rosary for our sate sister, Annie Rodney, JANE TORRES, President IRENE W.

HANNAN, Secty. ROGERS, Jessie--in this city, July 24, 1966, Jessie Rogers, baloved Sister at Mia. Lisie nuruld; luvas aunt of Mrs. Kathieen V. Hessier, Mrs.

Eileen LaCasse, Mrs. Marion Miller, Donald and Robert Rogers: a member of Calvary Presbyterian Church. Friends are invited to attend funeral services, Wednesday, 27, at 3 p.m. at the MATTHEWS CHAPEL, Divisadero st. at 'Farrell.

Contributions to the San Francisco Heart Association or Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children preferred. PARKING ADJOINING CHAPEL ENTER ON O'FARRELL ST. SEYLER, James in Orange County, James B. Seyler, beloved son of Ovid and Rose Seyier: loving brother of David and Richard Seyler and Sister Mary Andre, S.M.; beloved father of Patricia and James beyier; aged 29 years. An officer of the Canton nia Highway Patrol.

Friends may call at the Ever. green Mortuary of McAVOY 0'- HARA Geary Blvd. at Tenth after p.m. Wednescay and are invited to attend the fune. al.

Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary, thence to Holy Name of Jesus Church, where a Requiem 1 Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Thursday at 8 p.m. PARKING COURT TENTH AVE.

STIEVENARD, Harry Charles--July 25, 1966. Harry Charles Stievenard, beloved father Harriett K. O'Neill of Daly City, aged 72 years. Private funeral services and inurnment took place Tuesday July 26, Olivet Memorial Park. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 435, Golden Gate Chapter 121, Royal Arch Masons: past commander Golden Gate Commandery 16, Knights Templar; Islam Temple of Shrine Court No.

4, Royal Court of Jesters: Veteran Islam Patrol, California Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites: the High 12 Club: director of the San Francisco Square Club: Past Noble Grand Pacific Lodge, and numerous other associations. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Georgina. Interment at Woodlawn Memorial Park will follow tomorrow's 1 p.m. services at Halsted 1123 Sutter St. Lagomarsino Services Tomorrow Services for George John Lagomarsino, wealthy Peninsula real estate man, will be conducted tomorrow at 9 a.m.

from the Sneider and Sullivan Funeral Home at 977 El Camino Real in San Mateo. A native of San Francisco, Mr. Lagomarsino died Monday in San Mateo at the age of 80. Until recently he had been active in civic and organizational affairs as well as in his real estate business. AIDED FAIR He was a former member of the San Mateo County Fair Association board of directors and a director of the association's racing program for the fair.

His affiliations included al life membership of San Mateo Elks Lodge 1112 and a charter membership in the Guadeloupe Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West. Mr. Lagomarsino is survived by his wife, Emilia; four daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Pellegrini, Mrs. Millie Allen, Mrs.

Doris Buchanan, all of San Carlos, and Mrs. Jeannette Morgan of Saratoga: two sisters, Miss Josephine Lagomarsino of Daly City and Mrs. Estelle Raffetto of San Francisco: 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. HIGH MASS From the funeral home, the cortege will proceed tomorrow to New St. Matthew's Catholic Church in San Mateo, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

Entombment will be at Holy Cross Mausoleum, Colma. A rosary will be recited at the funeral home's chapel tonight at 8 o'clock. OFFICIAL ADVERTISING MEETING OF BOARD OF EDUCATI ON AD HOC COMMITTEE TO STUDY ETHNIC FACTORS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOLS. A meeting of Commit: tee to Study Ethnic Factors in the San Francisco Schools will be held on Monday, August 1, 1966. at 4:00 p.m.

111 the meeting room of the Board of Education, 170 Fell Street, for further consideration of the report from the Stanford Research Institute. HAROLD SPEARS Superintendent of Schools and Secretary Board of Education July 26, 27, 1966-2t ZANE, Patricia Mytilene--In this city, July 25, 1966, Patricia Mytilene Zane, beloved wife of the late Edward B. Zane: loving sister of Geneva Allison, Spokane, Washington, B. Price Dougherty, St. Maries, Idaho, Doris Dougherty, Connell, Washington and Patrick E.

Dougherty, Mercer Island, Washington, stepmother of Edward Zane and Barbara Zane Darrow both of Bellevue, Washington. a native of Mansfield, Missouri. Friends are invited to attend Thursday, July 28. at N. GRAY 4000 Nineteenth at Sargent, one block east of Junipero Serra Bivd.

Entombment Olivet Memorial Park. ZANIROLI, Ernest--In this city, July 25, 1966. Ernest Zaniroli, beloved husband of Anna Zaniroli, loving father of Louise Dolan and Armand Zaniroli, devoted grandfather of Wayne and David Dolan, loving brother of Ida Vitali, JoSeph and Michael Zaniroli. Aged 69 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday July 28.

at N. GRAY Divisadero St. at Post. thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered, commencing at 9:00 a.m.

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