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Cycle Ban Proposed On City's Streets By Russ Cone City Hall City Attorney Thomas M. O'Connor today was trying to draft a law to restrict use of motorcycles on San Francisco streets in what may mark the beginning of a grassroots revolution against the growing automotive clutter in once-quiet residential areas. Supervisor Robert Mendelsohn said 1 he felt certain the Board of Supervisors' Fire, Safety and Police Committee would recommend the curb on motorcycles, if it's legal. But Deputy City Attorney Robert Kenealey advised the committee yesterday "I have my. doubts the State Vehicle Code will allow it." The Question Kenealey, nevertheless, promised to attack the legal question at once.

The question: Can motorcycles be included with under the Restricted Street Law? This now prohibits truck use of streets, except for deliveries within the block. The committee recommended to the full Board Monday that a restricted street designation be placed on Lombard Street, between Polk and Hyde Streets, on Russian Hill. 'Consideration' In response to resident requests, it also recommended making Lombard one-way westbound in the block between Polk and Larkin Streets this to discourage tourist traffic seeking the crooked segment of Lombard, between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets and what has developed as a sort of motorcycle test run up the Lombard Street hill from a Writer Honda sales office on Van Ness Avenue. Justice John B. Molinari, of the State Appellate Court, who lives in the 1200 block of Lombard, told legislators "one day you'll have to consider whether you want keep the crooked street open.

absolutelyno sense in driving down it." This drew applause from the little band of Russian Hill dwellers who came to the committee with their particular package of vexatious automotive problems, the likes of which are blighting many residential streets of The City. Mrs. Harold Wallace, of 1257 Lombard had lodged a request with the Public Works Department nearly three years ago to stem the traffic tide by making Lombard one-way. Noise, Fumes "Excessive and intolerable noise a and fumes are due to autos, trucks and motorcycles traveling uphill through our she said. With the much-publicized crooked section of Lombard attracting 3500 vehicles a day, she said traffic parades through the neighborhood of well-to-do homes from early afternoon until wee hours of the morning when sports ho cars and cycle drivers seem to enjoy their zestiest moments at the throttle.

Traffic Engineer Norman Bray and Police Traffic Director Thomas Zaragosa opposed the one-way plan, but favored making the block a restricted street. Zaragosa said he'd be delighted to see legislation restricting motorcycles. The Mill Valley Crypt Caper The kids crept into the crypt and kept quiet. That, in a nutshell, was how two Los Angeles youths managed to set up housekeeping in the midst of Fernwood Cemetery outside Mill Valley, the Marin County sheriff's office reported today. The only thing that gave them away, deputies said, was their penchant for decoration.

They draped a pink blanket across the entrance, and that attracted the attention of Deputies Kenneth Froberg and John Earl. Furnished The officers found two sleeping bags neatly spread on the center slab, two lights side by side, the ashes from a fire against one wall, a yellow candle and a blackened frying pan next to the ashes, and a small cardboard box containing food. There were no occupants, but when Froberg and Earl returned to the sheriff's office to report their! find Wednesday morning they discovered Lewis J. Carlson, 18, of Los Angeles, was already there. He had come, they said, to complain that his wallet had been stolen from his sleeping bag in the Fernwood crypt.

Sentenced Carlson and a 17 year old from Los Angeles who accompanied him were promptly charged with trespassing. Carlson pleaded guilty that afternoon and was sentenced to time served about four hours. The 17 year old was sent back home to his mother by plane yesterday after spending a night in juvenile hall. Froberg and Earl went back to the crypt and discovered the missing wallet next to one of the sleeping bags, they reported. The crypt did not contain BART Awards 5-Year Advertising Contract The Bay Area Transit District has settled for at least five years its internal squabbling over its advertising policy.

It did so when the directors yesterday awarded a noncancellable contract with (Transportation Displays, of New York, to franchise all in-train, station and parking lot advertising. The contract calls for BART to receive 50 percent of ad revenues with an an- Examiner-Page 49 April 10, 1970 8 N. State Servicemen Killed in Viet Eight Northern California servicemen have been identified by the Defense Department as killed in action in Vietnam since last Friday. They were: Marine Lance Cpl. Lance A.

Deroo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Deroo, 8 Louvaine Place, Colma. Air Force Capt. Julius P.

Jaeger, husband of Mrs. Sandra C. Jaeger, Fairfield. Army St. Michael E.

Borges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Borges, Fairfield. Army Spec.

4 George F. Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orma C. Patterson, Pacifica.

Army Sgt. Michael E. Hayes, husband of Mrs. Gretchen D. Hayes, Carmichael.

Army Spec. 4 Thomas. J. Silva, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cameron F. Silva, Napa. Army Pfc. John E. Young, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Desmond J. Young, Santa Clara. Army Pfc. Thomas R.

Bowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen T. Bowen, Guerneville. Palo Altoan Is Drowned The combined efforts of three rescuers failed to save a man who drowned in the swimming pool of an East Palo Alto apartment house yesterday.

Lloyd W. Hemphill, of 1950 Cooley failed to surface after a dive, according to Patrolman James Van Pelt. His friend, Leonard K. Hamilton, 30, of 1217 Saratoga East Palo Alto, jumped in and pulled him out, and two other residents of the apartment house helped. William Gerst, 26, gave mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and Sharon Auxier, 24, applied heart massage, the officer said.

Hemphill failed to respond, however, and was pronounced dead at Stanford Medical Center. Vital Statistics BALDWIN-JEPSON Donna C. Mulit, 20, Hillsborough. BURGOS-PEGOLLO Conrado B. Burgos, 23, U.S.

Navy and Carmen R. Pegolio, 25, 1381 Minna. GREENBURG-MANUEL Justin M. Greenburg, 23, 900 Detroit and Frances G. Manuel, 25, San Jose.

MOMAYEZI-SHAFFA SHAFFA Mohammad Momayezi, 19, Tehran, Iran and Katherine Shaffa, 20, same. FLORES-PACAS Jose G. Flores, 25, 1075 Shotwell and Nora N. Pacas, 34, same. BELT-CANEPA John S.

Belt, 23, So. San Francisco and Antoinette M. Canepa, 22, 336 MORALES Morales, 17, 198 Anderson and Danette F. Aranda, 17, 80 Whittier. Divorces Petitions Filed CLEVENGER-Rose and Grover.

BUSSARD-Louise and Arnold. ANDRES -Cely and Tony. BUTTERFIELD- -John and Carol. NGARANGAD-Consuelo and Joaquin. ROWE -Nettie and Horace, STEVENSON-Dorotha and Eugene.

MARTINEZ-Ricardo and Concepcion. CROSS- Gene and Vera. COLON-Helen and Arthur. Annulments Filed DAWSON-Rita and Oliver. KATRAKIS-Paraskeues and Aida.

Annulments Granted SKAFF-Susan and Monty. SANDERS Joyce and James. CADMAN- and William. VARGA- -Charles and Mary. Interlocutory Decrees LENKERT-Faith and Hans.

REINOSA-Clestine and Juan. CATALANO-Linda and Rodney. GALLEA- Frank and Josephine. DE PLAMA- Albert and Ruth. HERNANDEZ Emma and Louis.

NICHOLS Wilfred and Nellie. FORNEY Kenneth and Sara. OCHS- -Maryann and Peter. BARNES Magnolia and LeRoy. WISNIEWSKI -Henry and Hanah.

MENZEL Gwendolyn and Conrad. BURLEIGH- Joan and Byron. CLARK-Mabel and Cyril, Final Decrees -Neil and Marilyn. MACK-Leola and Troy. WEINBERGER-Sandra and James.

BANKS -Christne and Norman. MARTIN--Nadine and Robert. DOBIE Gail and Paul. HEIMERDINGER-Edward and Ellen. HUTCHASON Clark and Aurora.

SKRUZNY- Vincent and Judith. CARRETTA-Joan and Nicholas. SAMUEL. Shawn and Robert. Andrea and Alan.

SKOFIC-Jeanne and Peter. Probates Filed Barry A. Baldwin, 25, 121 Juanita Way and Lynn D. Jepson, 22, Saratoga. CARLILE-KARFIOL S.

Carlile, 22, 2023 47th ave. and Vivian J. Karfiol, 22, 220 Castenada. SANDERS Edward Bailey, 21, 1147 Fitzgeraid and Dianna L. Sanders, 19, 397 Sweeny LAVERSIN-SMOOT Robert W.

Laversin, 22, 327 23rd ave. and Karem L. Smoot, 20, Richmond. BAKER Rocco V. Paradise, 26, 871 Clayton and Igrid M.

Baker, 21. 130 Wilson. MAULDIN-JOHNSON Jimmie Mauldin, 20, 1531 Innes and Roberta Johnson, 19, same. HULL-MULIT Peter J. Hull, 27, Berkeley and MAROUCHEVSKY Helen, on petition of Dimitri K.

Ilyin. REIDY Hugh, on petition of Bank of America. KING Percy on petition of Bank of California. HILLS Myrtie L. on petition of Roy E.

Hills Jr. WALKER Lilian on petition of Jack Hollies. Funerals Miller's Daughter Juanita Mrs. Juanita Joaquina Miller, daughter of the famed Poet of the Sierra, died last night in an Oakland convalescent home. She was 90.

Her death ended: 60 year legend of the Oakland Hills. In ill health recently and blind for the past two years, she was the only surviving heir to the celebrated poet, Cincinnatus Hiner "Joaquin Miller." 'My White Dove' Called "my white dove" by her late father, she was a poet, musician and dancer and lived until recently in a two-story concrete home in Joaquin Miller Park in the East Oakland Hills. The home is in a setting of eucalyptus and redwood trees and was dubbed "'The Hights" by her father. She was born on Jan. 1, 1880, 1 in New York, but it was not until 1911 in response to her father's lament that he was dying that she and her mother came West.

The poet died a year later and was buried in Mountain JUANITA MILLER "White Dove" Driver Dies When Train Splits Truck A pickup truck was cut in half and the fatally injured driver was carried four blocks on the front end of a Southern Pacific freight locomotive in a Redwood City crossing accident last night. Police Sgt. John Calvert said the driver, James G. Campbell, 44, a Redwood City hod carrier, went through the lowered crossing gate at Brewster Avenue. The severed front half of the eastbound truck and the body of Campbell were carried four blocks to Jefferson Street.

Mrs. K. Benninghoff Mrs. Katherine Theresa Benninghoff, a registered nurse at St. Marys' Hospital, died Wednesday after a two week illness.

She was 58. Mrs. Benninghoff had worked at St. Mary's for 30 years after graduating from the college of nursing there. She was a native Californian and a resident of.

San Francisco since 1931. A requiem mass was offered this morning at St. Brendan's Church, Ulloa Street and Rockaway Avenues. Pierre Sonneville PARIS (AP) The death of Pierre Sonneville, 59, a submarine commander who became one of the heroes of French resistance to Nazi occupation during World War II, was announced yesterday. Sonneville, who escaped to London after the fall of France in 1940, parachuted back into his country in 1942 and set up an underground network.

Mrs. Benninghoff is survived by two daughters, Joan Murphy and Mary Ann Melson, and one son, William. View Cemetery. 'Wigwam' Juanita lived for years in the redwood house, "The which her father built for her. It is still standing.

For many years she staged annually Joaquin Miller Day, presenting programs of dancing and music in honor of her father. She was married twice, both well-publicized marriages ending in divorce. The first, in 1913, was to John Reavis and the second to John Reid, whom she rechristened Juan Miller. 'Lived on Annuity' She lived on a $280 a month annuity, but 10 days ago became a ward of the Alameda County Welfare Department after being declared "incapable of maintaining herself" because of her blindness and advanced age. Mrs.

Miller remained at the residence at 3152 Joaquin Miller Road under the care of a domestic assistant until being removed to the Medical Hill Convalescent Home where she died last night. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Oakland. Mrs. Stella Zirpoli A requiem mass for Mrs. Stella Zirpoli, mother of federal judge and banker, was offered yesterday at the Corpus Christi Church.

Mrs. Zirpoli, 91, a native of Italy, died Wednesday. She is survived by two sons, U.S. District Judge Alfonso J. Zirpoli, and Armando J.

Zirpoli, vice president and manager of the Columbus branch of the Bank of America. Interment was at the ItalTian Cemetery in Colma. A Dip in Vain small rescue ax in his hand, Fire Lt. Bernard Maguire of Truck 14 slogs his way back to shore after swimming out to an auto discovered early this morning plunk in the middle of Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park. Lt.

Maguire found the car unoccupied. Police sayfit had been stolen. Photos by Chet Born, Francisco File, Department COBINA WRIGHT Gave lavish parties Columnist Cobina Cobb Wright Dies Special to The Examiner LOS ANGELES Funeral services were pending today for Cobina Wright, a leading Los Angeles and New York society hostess for three generations, who died here Monday of a brain hemorrhage. She suffered a stroke Easter Sunday and was taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. For many years she had been a society columnist for the Los Angeles HeraldExaminer.

An opera singer in earlier years, she was successful in two careers entertainment and journalism. Her name was used by the United States Coast Guard for an LST landing ship in World War II; by Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth of England on aninvitation which made her the only private American citizen invited to their wedding; in accolades from the military in World War I for being among the first American entertainers allowed in the front lines, and in personal tributes from top people in the entertainment industry. She was born Elaine Cobb on her father's Oregon ranch and at 16 was taken by an aunt to Boston. She left there to study opera in Europe, making her debut abroad in 1916. She made her American debut at Carnegie Hall in 1924.

She was first married to children's book author Owen Johnson. Divorced, she later married millionaire socialite William May Wright of New York, becoming the mistress of five homes, including summer places in Newport and Bar Harbor. This marriage also ended in divorce, but not before she and her then husband had established an international reputation for lavish entertainment. Open Club Following her second divorce, and in the depression days of the 1930s, she opened the Sutton Club in the Waldorf Astoria in New York City to support herself and daughter, Cobina Jr. This venture brought her to Hollywood as a social and entertainment personality, and resulted in film careers for her and her daughter.

Cobina Jr. had a highly publicized romance with then Prince Philip, which led to a close family friendship. Her coverage of his wedding to Queen Elizabeth brought her bylines for Hearst Publications, and eventually the role of society columnist. Cobina Jr. and three grandchildren survive her.

Cobina long married to Palmer T. Beaudette, recently was widowed. Carl Mueller STAMFORD (Conn.) (AP) Carl Mueller, 76, an illustrator who had painted more than 800 pictures with religious themes and done illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post, Redbook and Cosmopolitan, died Wednesday. DONOVAN, Genevieve In this city, April 9, 1970. Genevieve Donovan: beloved wife of the late.

Frank R. Donovan: loving mother of Frances, (Roberta) Rodeick, Jeannette Mulvihill and Peggy Hixenbaugh: grandmother of six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren: sister of Pauline Downie. Funeral services Monday a.m. at ASHLEY McMULLEN'S. 4200 Geary Blvd.

at Sixth Ave. DOWNEY, 8, Charles--In Oakland, April 1970, Charles Downey. loving, brother of Lawrence Downey of Sebastopol, Mrs. Mary D. Regan, Margaret and Cecile ney, all of San Anselmo: a native of Oakland: a member of the Old Timers Baseball Association.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Saturday. April 11 at 9 a.m., from the CHAPEL OF THE OAKS OAKLAND MORTUARY, 3007 Telegraph thence to St. Francis de Sales Cathedral, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 9:30 a.m. interment. St.

Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Friday evening at 5 o'clock. FINK, Joseph Lee In Santa Cruz, April 6, 1970, Joseph Lee Fink, survived by his wife Diana Fink of San Francisco. two daughters. Laura and Janice Fink, of San Francisco; his mother, Mrs.

Lillian Fink of Atlanta, Georgia, a brother. Richard Fink of Chicago, three sisters, Harriet Tasto of Denver, Colorado, Bernice Cochran of Santa Barbara, and June Graham of Atlanta, Georgia: a native of Long Beach, California. aged 38 years. Memorial services will be conducted at St. Mary of the Virgin Catholic Church, Steiner Union San Francisco, 10 a.m., Saturday, April 11, 1970, Private inurnment in the family plot.

Contributions may be made to Hastings College of the Law. San Francisco, California. ments by WHITE'S MORTUARY, Santa Cruz. Calif. GRASSINI, Eufemia M.

At rest in Palo Alto, April 8, 1970, Eufemia M. Grassini, widow of the late Matthew Grassini; loving mother of Rose Giorgetti of Sanger. Calif. and Ann Cronin of Menio Park: loving grandmother of Gloria Madsen, Louis and Fred Giorgetti and Susan Cronin; greatgrandmother of Dirk, Rosann. Garret Madsen, Lori, Mark.

Lisa and Sherra Giorgetti: aunt of Lina Calzone and Evaristo Volpi of Fresno: sister of Adolfo Pasquini of Lucca, Italy; also survived by nieces and nephews in Canada and Italy; a native of Lucca, Italy, aged 85 years. Funeral Mass was held at the Church of Nativity. Menio Park. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma. Services were conducted by ROLLER HAPGOOD, 980 Middlefield Palo HALDKIAR, Lorraine In Sonoma.

April 8, 1970, Lorraine Haldkiar: devoted wife of Percy. Haldkiar of Boyes Hot Springs, loving sister of Viola M. Stuermer of Calistoga, beloved cousin of Ingeborg Mersereau of Sonoma and Edna Kerney of S.F.. daughter of the late Henry of S.F.. and aged Annie Hansen: a native 55 member of the Sons of Italy of Sonoma and the Independent Order of Forresters of S.F Funeral services Friday, April 10, at 1 p.m.

from the Chapel of BATES, EVANS FEHRENSEN, 19981 Broadway, Sonoma. Interment, Mt. Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. Donations to your favorite Charity, preferred. KIMBALL.

Mae this city. April 9, 1970, Mae D. Kimball, beloved wife of the late Goerge C. Kimball, devoted mother of Claire D. Caulfield.

loving grandmother of Dianne Cosenza and Gary Caulfield, loving sister of Catherine Culver. Marcella Roony and the late Margaret Lewis, Alyce Meyers, James and John McDermott: a native of San Francisco. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, at 9 a.m.. from Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254.

Market bet. 15th 16th, thence to St. Paul's Church, where. Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Rosary Friday at 8 p.m.

Private interment on Monday. KITTLER, In this city, April 7. 1970, Lois Kittler beloved wife of the late Louis Kittler, devoted mother of Robert L. and the late William Kittler and Carol Craft. Private funeral services took place Thursday, followed by inurnment in Cypress Lawn Cemetery.

ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN CO. LANDINI. John- -In this city, April 9, 1970. John Landini, beloved husband of the late Martina Landini, loving father of Jeanne Cameron, Tosca Landini and Evelyn LaMotte; loving grandfather of Sherry Elliott, Michael and Michelle LaMotte, great grandfather of Kristin Lynn Elliott; brother of Maria Ricci: fatherin-law of Albert Cameron and Don LaMotte; a native of Italy, aged 76 years.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday and are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 9 a.m. from the Chapels of MARINI, PERATA co. 4840 Mission thence to the Church of Visitacion where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Visiting hours Saturday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.: Sunday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. LUCEY, Catherine C. In this city, April 9, 1970.

Catherine C. Lucey, beloved daughter of the late James and Hannah Lucey, loving, sister of Emmett and sister-in-law Emilie D. Lucey; a native of San Francisco. Friends may call, after 7 p.m. Friday and are invited to attend the funeral Saturday.

April 11. at 9:45 a.m., from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake Ave. at Junipero Daly, City, thence to St. Agnes Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m.

Interment, private Monday at Holy Cross. Rosary Friday 8 p.m. Spiritual bouquets or contributions to your favorite Charity preferred. DUGGAN'S SERRA PL 6-4500 LYNES, Chester Wayne- April 9, 1970. Chester Wayne Lynes, beloved husband of Edna A.

Lynes, devoted father of Mrs. Mabel Hooper and Mrs. Joyce Arthur: a native of Missouri. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., DAPHNE 1 CHURCH MORTON, Dr. Ivan L.

G. At rest. April 8. 1970, Dr. Ivan L.

G. Morton: beloved husband Jessie Morton; loving brother of Claude A. Morton (Palo Alto): a native of Missouri, aged 84 years: a member of Crockett Lodge No. 139 a 33rd degree Mason S.F. Scottish Rite Bodies: Islam Temple of the Shrine and Past Patron of Occidental Chapter No.

280 O.E.S. Funeral services under the auspices of Crockett Lodge No. 139 Saturday April. 11. 1970 at 12:30 p.m.

at GODEAU, 41 Van Market St. Private Inurnment," Lawn Memorial Park. "Donations to Order of Eastern Cancer Dressing Fund preferred. Visiting hours until 9. p.m, GODEAU FUNERAL HOME PRESSANS.

Anna--In Redwood City. April 8, 1970, Anna sans; beloved mother of Mrs. Clarie Arriulou of Redwood City: dear grandmother of Mrs. Thomas (Bernadette) Mellott of San Carlos; also survived by two great grandchildren; a native of France, aged 81 years. Funeral services from LAYNG TINNEY FUNERAL CHAPEL.

717 Jefferson Redwood City, Monday April 13, at 9:30 a.m.: thence to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church for the Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. Rosary Sunday, 8:15 p.m., at Mortuary Chapel, Interment, Holy Cross, Colma. quiet dignity gracious surroundings DAPHNE FUNERALS CHURCH STREET 621-1313 Carem English FUNERAL DIRECTORS 350 MASONIC AVENUE FILLMORE 6-2414 AMPLE FREE PARKING ROBINSON, 0.P., Reverend Louis James In San Antonio, Texas, April 8. 1970.

Reverend Louis James Robinson, O.P.: a native of Seattle, aged 38 years, Father Robinson will lie in state in St. Dominic's Church, Bush and Steiner after p.m. today (Friday) and the Office of the Dead will be recited at 8 p.m. tonight. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St.

at Dominic's Church. Saturday, 10 a.m. Interment will be in St. Dominic's Cemetery. Benicia, Calif.

Arrangements under the direction of CURRIVAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET. SULLIVAN. Retha this city, April 9, 1970, Retha M. Sullivan, beloved wife of Joseph Suillvan, devoted mother of. Irene Waugh and Helen Marikos and Hubert Quinn, also survived by 13 loving grandchildren and six loving great-grandchildren.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, at 1 p.m., at Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market bet. 15th 16th. Private interment Monday at Cypress Lawn Cemetery, THOMSON, Margaret I. in this city, April 7.

1970, Margaret Thomson; sister of William Thomson of Nampa, Idaho, and Mrs. Robert M. Nichols of Fresno. cousin of Mrs. Howard H.

House of Asotin, Wash. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at ASHLEY MCMULLEN, 4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth Ave. TIPTON.

Raiph 8. 1970. Ralph M. Tipton, husband of Louise Tipton, father of Joyce and Janis Tipton, son of Mrs. Sam Tipton of Bald Creek, North Carolina, also survived by four sisters, nieces; three brothers and eight of First aged 52 years: a member United Presbyterian Church and Stationary Engineers Local No.

39. Memorial services will be held during the 10 a.m. Worship Service Sunday, April 12. at First United Presbyterian Church, 1740 Sloat Blvd. The cremated remains will be scattered at sea.

Memorials may be made to the Educational Fund for Janis Tipton, Church. First United Presbyterian (No visitation.) N. GRAY CO. ZIRPOLI, Stella- -April 8. 1970.

Stella Zirpoli: beloved wife of the late Vincenzo Zirpoli: loving mother of Judge Alfonso J. Zirpoli and Armando J. Zirpoli: devoted grandmother of Sandra de Saint Phalle and Mrs. Jane Amanda Felder devoted great Phalle grandmother of Eustace de Saint and Lafcadio de Saint Phalle: a native of Italy, aged 91 years. A Mass of Requiem was of fered for the repose of her soul on Thursday at Corpus Christi Church.

VALENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4840 Mission St. Cards of Thanks GREENO, Vivian Emily--The family of the late Vivian Greeno wish to take the opportunity to thank their friends, relatives, Clergy and all who provided so much comfort in the time of need. Especially gratifying were the many floral offerings. Masses and Spiritual Bouquets and charity cards and acts and words of sympathy, Again to all, our most sincere thanks and appreciation. Max P.

Greeno Robert Greeno Martha Ann Kraft Norma Lindgren In Memoriam any corpses. The deputies explained that six bodies were removed about two years ago because the place was used for pot-smoking and winedrinking parties. Births Born to Mr. and BASS William 293 Stanley Pacifica, Mar. 29, daughter.

BEARSE Henry 2014 10th March 26, a daughter. BETANCOURT Raymond 141 Duboce Feb. 22, a son. BOURMAKIN Michael 830 46th March 31, a daughter. BUCHER David 2315 Crestmoor Bruno, Mar.

31, a son. CABAHUG, Ireneo 3321 Army 2, a daughter. CAVALLI Robert 3026 Ulloa CHEATHAM a daughter. James 7 Shell road, Mill Valley, April 1, a daughter. CHEW Allen 159 23rd March 30, a son.

CHINN'- Chuck 143 Vienna March 27, a daughter. CHUN How 1192 Pacific March 8, a daughter. DAWSON Leyvir, 387 So. Van Ness March 30, a daughter. DULLEA Edward 133 Christopher March 27, a daughter.

FAVA Joseph 554 Mangels March 16, a daughter. FERGUSON Kim 963 Shotwell March 25, adaughter. FONG Kai 441 Green March 27, a son. HAINES William 41 West Dale Daly City, Mar. 31, a son.

HUI King 2055R Powell March 28, a son. JUNG Leland, 525 Dewey March 30, a daughter. KEIGHRAN Cornelius 1032 Wawona March 24, a son. KING Malcohm 2174 26th March 31, a son. LEE Kwong, 874 Washington April 1, a son.

LEW Yuen 360 29th March 29, a son. OLIVAS Louis 345 Las Colindad road, San Rafael, Mar. 16, a daughter. ORLOFF Serge, 766 Kansas March 31, a son. Harry 21 Sixth April 1, a son.

PERKINS Leroy, 291 Broderick April 1, a son. ROSE Melvin 35 Bella Vista Belvedere. April 1, a son. SCHNAPP George 2230 28th March 20, a son. Mahadeva, 1734 48th April 1, a daughter.

SPILLANE George 3515 Tupelo Walnut Creek, Mar. 27, a son. TEMPLIN Charles 1168 Crespi Pacifica, March 28, a son. WOLF James 2642 McAllister March 30, a son. YU Chart Chee.

1306 California March 30, a daughter. A certified. copy of a birth certificate may be obtained for $2 from the S. Department of Public Health. 101 Grove Street, in person or by mail.

Marriages Licenses Issued to: CALLAHAN-GLEASON Jerome M. Callahan, 65, 150 Cambridge and Grance H. Gleason, 50, same. DAZEL-PATTERSON Jeffrey P. Dazel, 25, 50 Glendale and Sheryl L.

Patterson, 22, same. WOHLMUCH-STONE Jeffrey R. Wohlmuch, 24, 2852. Sacramento and Adrienne L. Stone, 24.

66 Waller. NOULETTE-RENNIE Edward L. Noulette 32, 1151 Stanyan and Susan M. Rennie, 23, 2067 HARVEY. BURNS David R.

Harvey, 21, Oakland and Donna S. Burns. 22. 1042 Haight. Richard L.

Beastone 11, 34. 757 Green and Katherine A. Kovitch 33. 875 Bush. DE COSSIO-O'NATE George X.

de Cossio, 22, 474-29th and Roberta A. O' Nate. 21. 3863-25th st. Harold N.

Somerfeldt. 22. San Bruno and Jamie B. Hayiff, 21, 2095 Bancroft. Fatesinh M.

Jhala. 33, 4125 25th st. and Prabhakunvar A. Rathod, 27. Oakland.

Latis C. LeBoeuf, 19, Concord and H. Arden, 19, Pleasant Hill. HARNEY, George Edward In loving memory, nine years, April 10. Masses offered.

THE HARNEY FAMILY PRATT, -In loving memory of one who passed away one year ago today: Sadly missed by her friend. COLLIE BURTON REITERMAN, Mildred--in loving of a devoted mother on the first anniversary of her death. Sadly missed by The Reiterman Sons Florists J. FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION, S.F. JU 5-3386 HENRY SCHRUMPE 911 VALENCIA ST.

647-8277 Monuments L. BOCCI SONS Master Artisans Dedicated to Sacred Service Skylawn Memorial Park. $800. 344-8893 after 6 PM. Cemeteries 2 spaces in Garden of Vision, WOODLAWN Park Wise People Make Cemetery Arrangements At Woodlawn In Advance of Need Colma, California -PL 5-1727 San Francisco Office -GA 1-4636 ORGANIZED 1864 WOODLAWN Memorial Part A THOUGHTFUL STEP Pre-Need Arrangements Like many considerate people, you may wish to make your own pre arrangements here at Cypress Lawnsparing others difficult decisions in years ahead.

Why 1 not visit us, or call or write for our descriptive brochure? 4 nual minimum of $100,000. The board will have full control over the type of advertising that can be sold and train, station and parking lot locations where it will be permitted. Several members have consistently said they are against all advertising notably William C. Blake of San Francisco and some have opposed ads on train bulkheads. Cypress LAWN MEMORIAL PARK A non-profit cemetery for all faiths Colma, San Mateo County 755-0580.