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St. St. Examiner Aug. 12, 1969 Obituaries A. Herrick, In Oakland Private funeral services For many years and until for Anson Herrick, 75, senior recent months he had been partner in a pioneer firm of an active member of the AdCertified Public Accountants visory Council of the Univerin San Francisco, were held sity of California School of here yesterday.

Business Administration. He Mr. Herrick, a native of was in charge of accounting Oakland, died yesterday aft- procedures for the 1915 Panaer a brief illness. ma Pacific International Exposition here. Joined Brother He joined his brother, Les- Memberships ter Herrick, in his accounting Mr.

Herrick also was a practice in 1902 and in 1905 member of the Bohemian they established the firm of Club, the Commonwealth Lester Herrick Herrick. Club of California, the San Lester Herrick died in 1939. Francisco Commercial Club Anson Herrick was a past and an honorary member of president of the California Lambda Chapter of Beta AlSociety of Certified Public pha Psi, the University of Accountants and a vice presi- California accounting honor dent and member of the society. Council of American Institute He is survived by his wife, of Accountants. His firm ac- Mrs.

Louy Herrick, of the counted for relief funds dis- family hone at 1940 Vallejo bursed following the 1906 St. Interment was at Cypress earthquake here. Lawn Memorial Park. Bandits in Black Loot S.F. Dairy Three robbers who wore funeral black and got 000 in cash and checks in a cooly executed holdup of a creamery were hunted by police today.

While one man waited in dan. Their victims described them as "very polite," tall, slim and probably no more than 18 to 20 years old. their escape car the other two walked into the big general offices of the Challenge Cream and Butter Association, 2650 18th yesterday, where seven secretaries and the office manager were at work. The bandits wore slacks, with black turtleneck sweaters pulled up to cover the lower parts of their faces and black bandanas with eye slits over the upper halves. They carried blue steel automatics.

While one forced office manager Luis C. Baro, 40, to open the cash drawer of a safe, the other held nine company drivers at bay in an adjoining room, threatening to shoot the girls if there was trouble. They stuffed the loot into a green zipper bag, walked swiftly out of the building and sped away, Dr. Stout of UC Named as AEC Adviser A University of California scientist who has been helping explore possibilities for nuclear agriculturalindustrial complexes in the Middle East has been named to the Atomic Energy Commission's advisory committee on biology and medicine. Appointment of Dr.

Perry Robert Stout, agricultural chemistry specialist, and chairman of the Department of Soils and Plant Nutrition at the university's Davis campus, was announced today by Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, commission chairman. Dr. Stout has been on leave to the AEC in Oak Ridge, for the past year while serving as head of the agricultural portion of a study on the possibilities of building nuclear agroindustrial complexes in the Middle East.

His appointment to the AEC advisory committee is effective July 1. Birthday Stroll: 1 Mile Per Year BINGHAMTON (N.Y.) (AP) To celebrate his 78th birthday, Jesse Hyde of Bignhamton took a 78-mile stroll from Corning to Binghamton in 36 hours last weekend. Hyde said he has been walking on his birthday since he left Cornell University as a student 50 years ago, walking a mile for each year of his age. Rites Set For Slain Heiress A requiem mass for Abigail A. Folger, San Francisco coffee heiress who was one of the five victims in Saturday's Bel Air mystery horror murders, will be offered 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow at Church of the Wayside in Portola Valley. The attractive 26 year old socialite the daughter of Peter Folger, of Woodside, chairman of the J. A. Folger Co. coffee firm, and Mrs.

Ines Mejia Folger of San Francisco. She is also survived by a brother, Peter and sister, Elizabeth, both of Woodside. Friends may call at the Crippen Flynn Chapel, 400 Woodside Redwood City until 9 a.m. tomorrow. The family prefers offerings to the Santa Catalina School for Girls of Monterey.

Miss Folger, an honor graduate from Radcliffe College, became a social worker and moved to Southern California, where she worked in Watts and more recently in Thomas Bradley's losing campaign for mayor of Los Angeles. She was found stabbed to death in the Bel Air home of film star Sharon Tate, 27, also a victim in the massacre. The others were male hair stylist Jay Sebring, 35; Voityck Frokowsky, 37, actor and writer, and Steven Parent, 18. S.F. Teacher Joseph J.

Warren Special to The Examiner VALLEJO Funeral services for Joseph John Warren, San Francisco school teacher killed during an armed robbery in Mexico, will be held Thursday. The services will be at 10 a.m. from the Wiggins Funeral Home, with burial at All Soul's Cemetery. The rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mr.

Warren was an art teacher at Everett Junior High School in San Francisco the past 13 years. He had been vacationing at Guadalajara since June 20. A native of Wilton, N.D., Mr. Warren moved to Vallejo in 1944. He taught at a local school after graduating from the University of California.

He would have been head of the art department at Everett next year. Mr. Warren frequently visited Mexico and studied at the American University at Guadalajara in 1967. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Nora Warren; a brother, William, and a sister, Mrs.

Nora Karoglou, all of Vallejo, and another sister, Mrs. Ruth Alexander, of Martinez. Mrs. Suzanne Karr Mrs. Suzanne Karr, 54, fourth generation Californian who was active in a dozen Peninsula women's organizations died Saturday after a long illness.

Mrs. Karr was born in San Francisco. She attended the University of California at Berkeley and helped found its San Mateo alumni association. She was past president of the Women's Auxiliary to the San Mateo County Medical Society, of the San Mateo Park School PTA, and past vice president of the Assistance League of San Mateo County. She was active with the speakers' bureaus of the Red Cross and the Peninsula Hospital District.

She was founding president of the San Mateo County Council on Alcoholism, and a member of many other organizations. Mrs. Karr is survived by her husband, Martin, a San Mateo physician; three sons, Howard of San Francisco, Robert of Cupertino and Richard of San Mateo; her mother, Mrs. Louis Breitstein of San Mateo; a granddaughter, sister, aunt and uncle. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in the Peninsula Temple Beth 1700 De Las Pulgas, San Mateo. The family expressed a preference for contributions to a charity or the San Mateo Foundation, 119 Primrose Burlingame. Edward Martin, Berkeley Council Funeral services for ward A. Martin, for 22 years a member of the Berkeley City Council, are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the McNary Chapel, 3030 Telegraph Berkeley.

Mr. Martin, 75, died yesterday after a long illness. Vice Mayor He was appointed to the Council Jan. 3, 1933, to fill a vacancy, was elected to a full term in May of the same year, and retired in 1955. At that time, his fellow Council members named him vice mayor emeritus in recognition of his long service to the city.

Mr. Martin graduated from the University of California in 1918 and received his law degree from UC in 1921. He served as executive tary of the Board of Trustees of the UC Masonic Club, directing a $150,000 fund drive for the construction of a Ma- sonic club house. Civic Activity He practiced law in Berkeley and became active in civic fraternal and Democratic Party affairs, serving at one time on the Democratic State Central Committee. He was active in many community organizations, including the Alameda County Bar Association, Berkeley Chamber of Commerce, Alameda County Zoological Society, the Masons and Elks.

Surviving are his wife of 43 years, Mrs. Virginia Martin; a daughter, Betty Anne Caudron of South San Francisco; a son David of Orinda, and nine grandchildren. Reagan and Unruh Unruh told a Los Angeles news conference "It was the most unproductive session in recent memory. Certainly, it was the most unproductive session in the 15 years I have served in Sacramento." Lascaux in southern France now will be exposed to about 10 scientists and scholars a day. The caves were closed Disa Disagree--Again gain LOS ANGELES (AP) "It is clearly a 1970 guberA hit, says Ronald Reagan.

A natorial device," he said. flop, says Jesse Unruh. In reaching his critical That's how the two poten- view of the session, Unruh tial foes for governor in 1970 said, "If you have to assess review the performance of where the blame lies, it lies the 1969 California Legisla- with the Governor. If he's to ture which ended early Sat- take credit for the good bills, urday after a seven-month then he has to take the blame stand. for the bad ones." Republican Gov.

Reagan, vacationing in Southern California, issued a statement in Fungus Beaten Sacramento calling the session "one of the most signifi- PERIGUEUX (France) cant in the state's history." (AP) The five year battle of the Green Tourist Fungus At about the same time, has been won and the 20,000 Assembly Democratic leader year old cave paintings at By the final months of the session, both Senate and Assembly were controlled by the Republicans, for the first time in a dozen years. The GOP majority resulted in success for several key Reagan bills that failed in the previous two years when Unruh was speaker of the Assembly. Unruh said he is nearing a decision on whether he will run for Governor in 1970, but declined to say just when he would make an announcement. He said he still has no plans to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican George Murphy.

Too Early GOP Control Reagan has said it is too early to announce his plans, but he is expected to run for second four-year term. Conservation was one field in which the two issued markedly contrasting statements. Reagan called the new anti-pollution and conservation laws "tremendous milestones in solving some of the most urgent problems facing our state." Unruh said, "They (Reagan and the GOP legislative leadership) promised us conservation of our dwindling natural resources. But they blocked our efforts to put a halt to oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. And they even blocked our efforts to make the oil company pay for future oil drilling Water Laws Reagan mentioned a modernization of the state's water purity laws, carrying tough new fines for polluters.

Unruh predicted Reagan would take credit for this law even though it was sponsored by a Democrat, Assemblyman Carley Porter of Compton, and had been in the works for several years. Another point of dispute was the Reagan-backed bill to give California taxpayers a one-time-only 10 percent credit on their state personal income taxes when they pay the bills next April. Surplus Reagan said, 'Instead of spending this one-time fiscal windfall to establish programs that would cost even more in years to come, we are returning the unexpected surplus to those who paid it Unruh called it a blatant attempt to win votes in an election year. 1 Funerals 1 BELL, Thomas -At rest in Dixon, August 8, 1969, Thomas Eugene Bell; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley, W. Bell of Sunnyvale and Mrs. Mary Bell of San Francisco; beloved brother of Mrs. Marilyn Strand of Morgan City, Mrs. John Hess of Fremont, Calif.

and Mrs. Warren T. Perkins of Caracas, Venezuela, and C. G. Chase of Garden Grove, Calif.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral service Wednesday, August 13, at 8:30 a.m. from the Chapel of the SUNNYVALE MORTUARY, 1315 Hollenbeck Sunnyvale, thence to St. Martin's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a.m. Holy Rosary will be recited Tuesday, August 12, at 8 p.m. in the aforementioned Chapel.

Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. COFFMAN, William M. (Bill) August 11, 1969, William M. (Bill) Coffman, devoted husband of Pearl Troupe Coffman; beloved father of Virginia Edith Coffman, Reno, Nevada, and Mrs. John Micciche, Reno, Nevada; a native of Portsmouth, Virginia; a past Potentate of Islam Temple of the Shrine.

Services Thursday afternoon 1 o'clock at California Masonic Memorial Temple, 1111 California St. Officers of King Solomons Seaport Lodge No. 260 officiating. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Memorial gifts to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, preferred.

HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. DEANTONI, Victor A. In this city, August 10. 1969. Victor A.

Deantoni. beloved brother of Fred and Atilio, Deantoni, Desolina Grenno, Hugo and Quinto Deantoni and Rose Arrigo: member of M.E.B.A. Funeral on Wednesday, August 13, at 9:45 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL. 1096 So.

Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to Immaculate Conception Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered at 10:15 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. CURTESY PARKING MOBIL STA.

22ND SO. VAN NESS AVE. FOLGER, Abigail A. At rest in Redwood City, August 9, 1969, Abigail A. Folger, daughter of Peter Folger of Woodside and Mrs.

Ines Folger. San Francisco; sister of Peter Michael Folger, Woodside, and Elizabeth Jean Folger, Woodside: a native of San Francisco; aged 25 years. Requiem Mass Church of the Wayside, Portola Valley, Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Entombment Private. Friends may call at the CRIPPEN FLYNN CHAPEL, 400 Woodside Road, Redwood City, until Wednesday morning at 9 a.m.

Offerings to the Santa Catalina School for iGris of Monterey prefered. HERRICK, Anson In this city, August 8, 1969, Anson Herrick, beloved husband of Louy Herrick; a life time resident of San Francisco and a native of California. Private services were held Monday, August 11. Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, S.F.

(N. GRAY CO.) JACOBS. Edna In this city, August 10. 1969, Edna Jacobs, dearly beloved wife of Julius J. Jacobs; loving mother of Hortense Blum and the late Julius J.

Jacobs beloved grandmother of Barbara Ann. Schwartz and Joyce Edna Kurtz: loving sister of Dora Wolf. Private services were held Monday, August 11, under direction of SINAI MEMORIAL CHAP. EL, Divisadero St. at Geary.

Entombment Salem Garden Mausoleum, Colma. Contributions to Heart Association preferred. JACOB, Pearl In Larkspur, August 10, 1969, Pearl Jacob, beloved wife of the late Edwin A. Jacob: loving mother of Mrs. Miriam Levy of Kentfield and Robert M.

Jacob of Atherton; loving ter of Mrs. Viola Dorman of San Francisco; also survived by five grandchildren; a native of San Diego, aged 76 years. No funeral service JOHNSON. Florence Stephenson In this city Aug. 9, 1969 Florence Stephenson Johnson, dearly beloved wife of the late Sidney Johnson; loving mother of William S.

and Charles Wayman Johnson; loving grandmother of eight; loving aunt of Mrs. Suzanne Brown of Toledo. Ohio: a native of Chicago, a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, St. Francis Episcopal Church Guild and Portalhurst Church Guild. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 13, at 10 a.m.

at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH. Masonic at Golden Gate Ave. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. KURPINSKY, Frank L. In this city.

Aug. 10, 1969, Frank L. Kurpinsky, beloved husband of the late Ann Kurpinsky, loving father of Mrs. Hazel Mutti. Mrs.

Lillian Jackson, Charles Frank. James, Paul and Robert Kurpinsky; loving brother of Beatrice Cochran; also survived by twenty-two grandchildren and sixteen great a native of San Francisco. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1969. at 9 a.m.

from DUGGAN'S 3434 17th St. nr. Valencia thence to Immaculate Conception Church where, a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Spiritual bouquets preferred.

DUGGANS HE 1-4900 3434 17th St. ALCALA-SONNENSCHEIN Paul C. Alcala 22, Berkeley and Sherry E. Sonnenschein 21, Berkeley, HILDEBRAND-HERRICK Timothy M. Hildebrand 19, 1783-39th Ave.

and Kathleen A. Herrick 21. same. RECHSTEINER-ALBI Bruce C. Rechsteiner 1734 Great Hwy.

and Judith 2. Albi, same. DE CORDOVA-LOVEJOY Jose L. De Cordova 26, 524 Pt. Lobos and Ann E.

Lovejoy 27, same. TROY-LOCKARD Edward M. Troy, Jr. 25, Oakland and Barbara J. Lockard 21, Oakland.

SANDERSON-MARSHALL Marty Sanderson, Jr. 29, 1115 Oakdale and Learline Marshall 25, 4426-3rd St. SCHOENVOGEL-PETERSON Charles L. Schoenvogel, Jr. 19, Houston, Tex.

and Donna J. Peter17. Presidio. KING John P. King 20, 3859-25th St.

and Rosemary A. Aliano 19, 507 Moultrie. ZUNIGA-DUARTE Gilbert Zuniga 41, 485 Dolores and Elena A. Duarte 27, same. SEARFOSS-PLUMMER Robert L.

Searfoss 23, 1847 Castro and Mikel J. Plummer 21, Walla Walla, Wash. -CARTER Roy C. Fetterly 21, Berkeley and Jo A. Carter 22, same.

KOONTZ-BOLTINGHOUSE Harlie M. Koontz 22. 1500-20th and Pamela J. Boltinghouse 22, same. WASHINGTON-ROSE Richard H.

Washington 27, 466-4th Ave. and Andrea Rose 27, same. CAMPBELL-MURRAY Charles N. Campbell 34, 1555 Sunnyvale and Lucille Murray 39, same. QUAN-LEE Wendland S.

Quan 27, 538-5th Ave. and 0. L. Lee 22, 833-5th Ave. ASPINALL-MANN David S.

Aspinall 26, Lagunitas and Karen Mann 26, Forest Knolls. AKISKALIAN-KRONE John Akiskalian 40, Santa Barbara and Carolyn S. Krone 29, same. EVANS-PRAWICKI Robert L. Evans 24, Alameda and Victoria J.

Prawicki 21, 51 Bella Vista Way. TSCHOP-DE VALLE Michael N. Tschop 19, 50 Cutter and Barbara M. De Valle 18, 539 Holyoke. MONTES, Mercedes Dolores In Redwood City, August 11.

1969, Mercedes Dolores Montes: beloved wife of Victor Montes: devoted mother of Frank. Edward. Lawrence, William, Robert. David and Joseph Prado, Helen Worthy, Louise Rucker and Grace Stiltner: also survived by 31 grandchildren and 25 greatgrandchildren: a native of Mexico: aged 75 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m., from the SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME, 200 W.

San Bruno San Bruno: thence to St. Bruno's Catholic Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered. commencing at 9:30 a.m. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. MOSUNIC, Anton At rest, August 11, 1969, Anton Mosunic; beloved husband of Antoinette Mosunic; adored father of Helen Dimiceli; loving brother of Marijan J.

Mosunic, Maria Boncic and Marko Mosunic: adored grandfather of Susan Dimiceli; a native of Olib. Yugoslavia: aged 66 years: member of Independent Order of Foresters. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Cortege departs Thursday, August 14, 1969 at 8:30 a.m.

from GODEAU, 41 Van Ness Ave. nr. Market thence to Church of the Nativity, Fell and Franklin Sts. where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 9 o'clock a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday 8 o'clock p.m. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME MURPHY, Joseph J. In this city, August 9, 1969, Joseph J. Murphy, beloved husband of the late Rosalia M.

Murphy, devoted father of Dennis Joseph David J. and Marguerite A. Murphy, son of the late Charles and Catherine Murphy, brother of Alice M. Murphy of Oakland, Mrs. Ruth Pisani of San Mateo, Mrs.

Katharine Hauser of San Francisco, Charles Murphy of Mt. View, Mrs. Beatrice Boland of San Mateo and John C. Murphy of Santa Clara, nephew of Mrs. Claire G.

Schell of San Francisco and Mrs. Alice Read of Sacramento, grandfather of Deborah, Sean, Monica M. and Christian Murphy; a native of San Francisco: a veteran World War II; past commander of American Legion Post No. 760. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m.

from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Bivd. at Tenth thence to St. Thomas the Apostle Church. where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Tuesday, 8 p.m.. PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. PELGEN, Margaret In this city, August 11, 1969, Margaret Pelgen, beloved wife of the late Carroll, Pelgen; devoted mother of Mrs. Dorothy Voss, Mrs. Margaret Windfieldt and Adrian Colombini and the late James Pelgen; a native of San Francisco.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, August 13, at 8:30 a.m. from REILLY 29th Dolores thence to St. Paul's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday GOODWIN SCANNELL, Directors PORTER, Gerald In this city, Gerald Porter, dearly beloved husband of Sandra Porter; beloved father of the late Larry Porter: loving stepfather of Debra and Kathy Stanley; loving son of Frances and the late Frank Porter; loving brother of Mrs.

Patricia Wilder of Fremont and Thomas Porter of S.F.; also survived by three nieces and one nephew: a native of San Francisco; aged 30 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, August 13, 1969, at 9:30 a.m. from DUGGAN'S, 3434 17th nr. Valencia, thence to St. Charles, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. DUGGAN'S HE 1-4900 3434 17TH ST. ROOF. (Religious) Sister Mary Blanche In this city, Aug.

10, 1969, Sister Mary Blanche of the Sisters of Mercy; loving sister of Leila Roof; aunt of Barbara Lowe Rubenstein and Richard Lowe; sister-in-law of Ray Lowe; a native of Creston, Iowa. Friends may call at the Chapel of Mary's Hospital, 2200 Hayes and are invited to attend the funeral from there Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 10:30 a.m., when a Mass of Requiem will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening at St.

Mary's Hospital at 8 o'clock. (J. C. O'CONNOR CO. Service) ROSSI, Elsie Bellwood In Sebastopol, August 11, 1969.

Elsie Bellwood Rossi; beloved wife of the late Adolph J. Rossi beloved mother of Katherine Lundstrum of Oakland and Adolph J. Rossi Jr. of Fresno; also survived by five, grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; a native of Louisiana; aged 68 years. Friends are invited to attend a Requiem Mass at 10 a.m., Thursday, August 14, at St.

Elizabeth's Church, Guerneville, Calif. Rosary will be recited 8 p.m. Wednesday, August 13, at GUERNEVILLE REDWOOD CHAP. EL. Interment, Redwood Memorial Gardens.

ROVEGNO, Joseph 10, 1969, Joseph R. Rovegno, beloved husband of the late Adeline Rovengo; devoted father of Arthur (Jim) Rovegno: loving grandfather of David and Janet Rovegno; a native of San Francisco, aged 88 years. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. A Mass of Requiem will be offered Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock at St. Brigid's Church, Van Ness Ave.

at Broadway, Entombment Italian Cemetery. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING BROOK- PATERSON Donald R. Holbrook 45. Sausalito and Martha R. Paterson 30, Sausalito.

WILBURN-RAIS David L. Wilburn 22, 1733 Larkin and Marie-Blanche A. Rais 23, 1845 Leavenworth. SMITH-BROOKS Robert J. Smith 22, 4243-24th St.

No. 4 and Sharon S. Brooks 21, San Bruno. JOUHARI-CHAMBERLIN Hassan El Jourhari 22, 1575 Sacramento and Ann R. Chamberlin 18, Daly City.

KELLY-MURRAY Darrell E. Kelly 27, Santa Rosa and Marcia L. Murray 28, 175-10th Ave. CARLISLE-DIERKES Noble Von Allan Carlisle, Dierkes Jr. 29, 36, 1439-A Oak and Jean F.

1762 Page. MARTIN-LUSEY Jerry W. Martin 21, U.S. Marine Corps and Cindy M. Lusey 22, San Carlos.

CHUNG-CHIN William Chung 23, 317 Marietta Dr. and Letitia Chin 21, 1239 Powell. KIRBY-BERNARD Norman H. Kirby 24, 1655-45 Ave. and Kathleen M.

Bernard 21, same. POWELL-MITCHELL Curtis L. Powell 28, 626 Masonic and Madie J. Mitchell 25, 1736 Fell St. PATTERSON-ROGERS John W.

Patterson 24, 590-6th Ave. and Patricia A. Rogers 22, same. Rick E. Echeverria 2527 Kirkham and Janice P.

Weber 22, 2532 Kirkham. RUDEE-COHEN Stephen D. Rudee 21, Cohn 2960-24th Ave. and Marilyn 2050-34th Ave. David K.

Rivera, 22, 13194-18th St. RIVERA-MAGGIOLI and Marylin A. Maggioli same. MAGNER-FINCK Dahlem C. Magner Jr.

25, 1908 15th St. and Janice D. Finck 27, same. CAHILL-DELONG Kevin J. Cahill 19, 267 Central and Sally S.

DeLong 21, same. Joseph G. Lambert 25, 2199. Turk Lois M. Brazwell 29, same.

BETA and Ramon Luz D. Betencourt 17, 25 Betancourt 28. 3052-25th St. Woodward. NELSON-JURS Richard M.

Nelson 60. 441 Ellis and June B. Jurs 38, same. SHERMAN, Carrie E. August 11, 1969, Carrie E.

Sherman, beloved wife of the late Harold man; devoted mother of Leslies. Sherman; devoted mother-in-law of Adele C. Sherman; adored grandmother of Michael B. Sherman; loving sister of Stanley Morawski; a native of San Francisco, aged 69 years. Rosary Tuesday evening 8 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St.

Services and Interment, private. SHLITTER, Lydia A. In this city, August 10, 1969, Lydia A. Shlitter, beloved sister of Nina Look of S.F. and Maria Karamzin of Cerrito, California; a native of Russia, aged 59 years.

Friends are invited to attend the Panihida 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and the funeral service beginning 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 13 at the Holy Virgin Cathedral, Geary Blvd. between 26th and 27th Avenues. Interment Serbian Cemetery.

(N. GRAY CO.) SMITH, Gerald In this city, August 11, 1969, Gerald Smith, dearly beloved husband of Katherine Smith: idolized father of Jacqueline and Patricia Smith: beloved son of Gladys and the late Emmet Smith: loving brother of the late Eugene and Max Smith; a member of the I.A.M. Local 1327. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, August 13. 1969, at 9:30 a.m.

from DUGGAN'S, 3434-17th nr. Valencia, thence to St. James Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

Spiritual bouquets preferred. DUGGAN'S HE 1-4900 3434-17TH ST. SORENSEN, Etta May In this city, August 11, 1969, Etta May Sorensen, wife of John Sorensen: mother of Edward Collins, Mrs. Gladys Baker and the late John Collins: mother-in-law of Mrs. Leona Collins and Edward Baker: sister of Bessie Schley, Maude Larson and Velma Doran; grandmother of Paul, Gregory and William Cundiff: stepmother of John Charles E.

and Ernest E. Sorensen. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd. Tenth Ave.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. STAPLETON. Frances August 10, 1969; Frances Stapleton: beloved aunt of Irene Rich, Maxwell, a native of California, aged 90 years. Services Wednesday' afternoon, 2.

o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING YATES, Frank 10. 1969, Frank A. Yates, dearly beloved father of Mrs. Joy De Lara: loving brother of George, Walter, Charles and Stanley Yates, Mrs.

Lorraine Beauchaine, and Mrs. Leola Turner: a native of San Francisco, aged 50 years. A member of Teamsters Union Local No. 665. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, August 13.

at 9:30 a.m. from DUGGAN'S, 3434-17th nr. Valencia, thence to Mission Dolores Basilica, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8:30 p.m.

DUGGAN'S HE 1-4900 3434-17th St. Ex-Rep. Barratt O'Hara WASHINGTON (AP) Former Rep. Barratt O'Hara of Illinois, who was the oldest member of the House until he lost the Democratic primary last year, is dead at 87. He was the last veteran of the Spanish American War to serve in Congress.

O'Hara, of Chicago, died at Georgetown University Hospital yesterday from lung congestion. He became sports editor of The St. Louis Chronicle at 20, then moved to Chicago where he was sports editor of The American and later Sunday editor of The Examiner. At 30, he became the youngest lieutenant governor in Illinois history. He was elected to the House in 1948, lost two years later, but was elected again in 1952 and stayed through the 89th Congress.

Crackdown Set on Drug Tests WASHINGTON (AP) The Food and Drug Administration said today it plans to tighten supervision of drug testing on human beings. FDA Commissioner Herbert L. Ley told a Senate monopoly subcommittee the government wants "peer groups" to oversee drug testing at hospitals and medical centers. The groups composed of lawyers, clergymen, physicians and other professionals would drug approve tests. and supervise The new regulations are aimed at such reported abuses as false reporting of test results and inadequate patient protection, Ley said.

He conceded the peer group proposal would not apply to drug testing conducted outside institutions. "But I don't think this will be a welcome proposal," Ley said. His reference was to the medical community and drug manufacturers. The FDA at present approves plans for the testing of new drugs on humans. But it does little supervising of the actual test.

11 Tracy Firemen On Strike Special to The Examiner TRACY One-third of the city employes of this San have walked off their jobs, Joaquin a County community and 11 of them are firemen. Some 32 of the city's 100 employes walked out yesterday in a dispute over wages. City Manager Warren Benson said most were "blue collar workers." A spokesman for the firemen said they are standing by today and will respond to any emergency. The employes, members of the Labor International Union, AFL-CIO, are seeking a blanket 20 percent salary ingrease. Vital Statistics Births Born to Mr.

and BELDEN, JR. Russell Bruce, 501-A Noe July 28, a son. CA Alfred Loria, 33549-13th CHAN Union City, July 12, a daughter. Wah Kit, 2047 Taylor August 2, a daughter. CHWANG Chao Hao, 1309-4th 31, a daughter.

GLASS Charles McKinley 1550 Shafter June 12, a daughter. GRAY James 2223 Byron Berkeley, July 24, a daughter. GOON Ting Kam, 125 Trenton st. No. 3, August 1, a son.

JULY Joe Edward, 150-C Pershing July 17, a son. HECKLER Paul Thomas, 3129 Montery San Mateo, July 21, a son. HILL Samuel Lee, 1262 Quesada July 26, a son. HOADE Martin Sean Bronson, 1909-A Delaware Berkeley, July 16, a son. HONG George 643 Lake August 3, a son.

INABA Masato, 156 Clifford terrace, August 3, a daughter. ISRAELS Alan Robert, 1255 Woodside road, Apt. 2, Redwood City, June 28, a son. KIM Yong 1332 Crucero drive, No. 3, San Jose, July 12, a son.

LEE Sai Yun, 144 Wayland August 1, a son. LOWE Monroe Kwock, 792-6th August 1, a son. MORRISON Morton Hillard, 952-A Island July 15, a son. NORMAN John David Halsey, 575 Hill August 1, a son. OLIVER Earnest Eugene, 1400 PANDES st.

No. 5, August 5, a son. Cecilio Dabocil, 118 Saipan road, Daly City, July 17, a son. PARDINI Silvio, 1251 Bowdoin August 6, a daughter. PAYNE Carl Leon, 445 Webster st.

No. 5, July 31, a daughter. PRINCE Dennis Michael, 207 Irving July 26, a daughter. RODRIGUEZ Jose Angel, 166 Wool July 29, a daughter. Eugene John, 62 Loma Vista drive, Burlingame, July 25, a daughter.

SIMMS Harry, 1686 Hayes st. No. 5, July 31, a daughter. STOKES IT Durward David, 1670 Mission st. No.

6, July 29, a son. STOKES John William, 1030 Palou Apt. July 29, a daughter. SUPINA Steven Otto, 105-18th ave. No.

4, August 6, a son. TAYLOR Milton Curtis, 222 Schwerin St. No. 1102, July 20, a daughter. TSEH Wang Chun, 1 Codman place, August 5, a son.

TOY Sel Him, 726 Jackson st. No. 7, August 1, son. JR. Jerry Wayne, August 2, a son.

VELLEY Donald Morris, 136 Palm July 16, a son. Luevell. 959 Oak July a daughter. WILLIAMS Nathaniel, 137 Hilltop road, July 25, a WOND- -Ernest On Ill. 1617 Pine July 28, a son.

YOUNG Ronald Kuippo, 159 Capistrano, July 2, a son. A certified copy of a birth tificate may be obtained for $2 from the S. F. Department of Public Health. 101 Grove Street, in person or by mail.

Marriages Licenses issued to: ALBACH-BENSON Thomas H. Albach 43, Santa Monica and Patricia A. Benson 37, 47 Osgood. BROWN WYATT Wayne F. Brown 27, 33 Rodgers PI.

and Catherine F. Wyatt 21, same. Terr. and Meribeth Wrzesinksi 21, Arthur E. Zannoni Wire 31 Loyola 54 Shrader.

BORLO-HEATHER Guido P. Borlo 44, 62 Edinburgh and Yolanda C. Heather 34. 78 Stanford Heights. STRATTON-ELLSWORTH Russell E.

Stratton 31, Honolulu, Hawaii and Dana T. Eilsworth 25, same. RODGERS-GUERARD William D. Rodgers 31, 641 O'Farrell and Agnes A. Guerard 25, 450 Geary.

BADEAU-HUFFSTUTLER Carroll A. Badeau 55, Elizabeth, N.J. and Jo Ann Huffstutler 45, Fullerton. PORRES Daniel S. Flores 18, 3050 Harrison and Maria F.

Torres 22, same. COBE Lawrence M. Cobb. 21, Davis and Katharine A. Ashley, 22, 425 Lake.

SHRY0CK-DAY James W. Shryock 51, 555 Post and Charlotte M. Day 52, Beaumont. In Memoriam BOISMENU, Robert -In his memory. From this world of pain and sorrow.

To the land of peace and rest: God has taken you dear loved one, where you have found eternal rest. Wife ELEANOR and all those who loved you. Florists J. FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION. S.

F. JU 5-3386 KAY'S FLORIST 167 West Portal Ave. 681-2018 911 VALENCIA ST. 647-8277 Cemeteries 2 adj. lots Sect 1, Block 1 Greenlawn Mem.

Park, Colma $150 ea. (707) 448-0258 Monuments L. BOCCI SONS Master Artisans Dedicated to Sacred Service 7778 Mission Colma 755-2787 Visiting hours until 9 p.m. MONUMENTS By V. FONTANA 1 CO.

are guaranteed by A CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY COLMA, CALIF. 755-4510 CHRISTIAN-BALDOCCHI Robert W. Christian 24, Presidio and Clare A. Baldocchi 24, Tracy, BATTISTELLA-DYSTE Anthony M. Battistella 22.

Los Gatos and Susan M. Dyste 22. Lompoc. WHEAT-VON BRAUCH Ralph F. Wheat 22, Berkeley and Merry L.

Von Brauch 21, 677-48th Ave. Divorces Complaints Filed De LANEY-Conchita vs. John. PIERE Vivian vs. Don.

MANCEBO VS. Larry. LIN. Betty vs. Robert.

SAMSON -Maritza vs. Harvey. WU- Jenifer vs. Joseph. BOLDEN- GALLAGHER Edna vs.

Burnell. -Camille Vs. Richard. Annulments Filed FOSTER vs. Joseph.

WONG. Jerry vs. Sze. MURPHY-Bertha vs. James.

Separate Maintenance Filed FERRRER-Maria vs. Jose. Interlocutory Decrees BESSIX-Donna from Robert. CRAIG- -Bonnie from Ralph. LEAL Adele from Dennis.

TURNER- -Thelma from Roy. METCALF- Christine from Ernest. DUNCAN-Sally from Alan. ANDERSON-Marie from Jack. DARDINI- Constance from Leo.

MUCKERMAN- Anne from Edward. Final Decrees WINDERS -Therese and David. WOOD Mary and Edwin. WILLIAMS Janet and Roberta. SHRY0CK-James and gpatricia.

Annulments Granted NORMAN-Lois and Earnest. MAGARELL- Robert and Patricia, HULL- Juliet and Robert. Probates GENNHEIMER- Carl on petition of Harry N. Grover. EHLERS on petition of Ira W.

Bray and Rosemary Zettel. on petition of Evangeline Evans. WOLFE-Harriette, on petition of Morton L. Wolfe. SCHWEITZER Austin on petition of Bank of America..