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A A A 3 3 3 Dec. 31, 1970 A AnAr OBITUARIES Dr. David Kirk, USF English Prof Funeral services for Dr. David M. Kirk, awardwinning English professor at the University of San Francisco, were held this afternoon at Alta Mesa Cemetery in Palo Alto.

Dr. Kirk, recipient of the university's second annual distinguished teaching award in 1968, died Tuesday at his home in Menlo Park. He was 59. A survivor of the Bataan death march in World War II, Dr. Kirk spent three years in Japanese prison camps.

Teaching Decision It was during his 44 months in prison camp that he decided to give up merchandising when the war was over and teach. Five years after his release from prison camp in 1945, he joined the faculty of USF. Although ill for a long time, Dr. Kirk remained active until his death. He taught courses in advanced composition and a senior seminar this fall.

He was a former chairman of the Jesuit university's English Department and an authority on literature. In that capacity, he was called as an expert witness in several obscenity case hearings, including those on Henry of Cancer" and "Tropic of Capricorn" and Allen Ginsburg's "Howl and 9 Other The Difference He called Ginsburg's work a weak imitation of Walt Whitman and said there was no relation between the sufferings of Ginsburg and the lamentations of Job. "Ginsburg wants to wipe Jane M. Finger, Oakland Jane M. Finger, a member of an early-day California family and retired Oakland school teacher and counselor, died in the Lake Park Methodist residential home in Oakland yesterday.

She was 84. Mrs. Finger was born in Stockton and was graduated from the University of California with the class of 1907. Phi Beta Kappa She was a member of Phi Beta Kappa scholastic fraternity and the College Women's Club of Berkeley. She was married to the late Clyde Pinckney Finger, also an Oakland teacher and principal of the city's Frick School.

Mrs. Finger taught at Fremont and Castlemont high schools and later became a counselor for the school department. She was a member of Plymouth United Church of Christ. Survivors She is survived by a son, San Francisco attorney John H. Finger, president of the State Bar two years ago; a daughter, Mrs.

Doris F. Falk, of Fresno: a sister, Mrs. Ada M. Dykes, of Walnut Creek, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11:30 a.m.

at the Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Oakland, with the Rev. Robert F. Richter pastor of Plymouth United Church of Christ, officiating. Patrick O'Connell Funeral services were held yesterday for Patrick 0'Connell, retired member of the San Francisco Police Department. A native of Rathdrum, Ballynoe, County Cork, Ireland, died here Monday.

Mr. O'Connell was a member of the San Francisco Retired Police Officers Association and the Widows and Orphans Association. Survivors include his wife Catherine; two sons, Col. John O'Connell of the U.S. Marine Corps and William O'Connell of San Francisco; a daughter, Mrs.

Cheney of San Francisco, and ten grandchildren. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. George I. Heinold, Oakland George I. Heinold, owneroperator of Oakland's historic and colorful First and Last Chance Saloon, died yesterday in an Oakland convalescent hospital.

He was 77. Mr. Heinold took over operation of the tavern in 1933 upon the death of his father, John "Johnny" Heinold, who built the original tavern from the timber of clipper ships in 1833. The waterfront rendezvous, then at 50 Webster was the hangout of Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson, Joaquin Miller and masters and men of the clipper ships that rounded the Horn. Pictures, Mementoes Pictures and mementoes of the early days are still prominent in the present place at 90 London Square, which will be operated now, by Mr.

Heinold's widow, Margaret. Manuscripts and first edition copies of Jack London's early successes were lost in a fire that destroyed the original tavern in 1928. A native of Oakland, Mr. Heinold was a longtime member of the Alameda County Tavern Owners Association and its president in In 1910, as a young man, he was an office boy in the Oakland office of The Examiner. War Veteran A veteran of World War he was awarded the Croix de Guerre from the French Government for heroism in capturing 12 German soldiers and a lieutenant while under fire.

He was later wounded in battle in France. Mr. Heinold was active in Masonic affairs and was a member of Aahmes Temple of the Shrine, Alcatraz Lodge of Masons, Scottish Rite Bodies of Oakland, Royal Court of Jesters and Shrine Legion of Honor. He also was a member of Woodman of the World, Oldtimers Baseball Players Association, Oakland Elks Club, Piedmont Post of American Legion, Second Division Association and was a life member of the Marine Memorial Club. He lived at 906 York Oakland.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Albert Brown Mortuary, 3476 Piedmont Oakland. Entombment will be at Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. Dr. William Gregory, Top Fish Expert WOODSTOCK (N.Y.) (UPI) Dr.

William King Gregory, 94, a noted ichthyologist who devoted his career to the American Museum of Natural History and to Columbia University, died Tuesday. At the time of his death Gregory was curator emeritus of fishes and comparative anatomy. He was the author of 360 books and articles that, despite their scientific subject matter, were written in a light style using entertaining analogies. In 1929 he wrote "Our Face from Fish to Man," expounding a theory that man evolved from fish. That was at a time when Charles Darwin's theory of evolution still was disputed.

"I can't tell you how to improve your face, only try to tell you where it came from," Gregory wrote. Gregory is survived by his wife, Mrs. Angela Dubois Gregory. Nelder Invited To Meeting in Washington U. S.

Attorney. General John Mitchell has invited Police Chief Alfred J. Nelder to attend a meeting of law enforcement officials in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 11.

Mitchell wrote Nelder that the purpose is "to discuss some of the great problems facing law enforcement." Mitchell cited the need for "increasing cooperation between federal and state" agencies in law enforcement activities. Norman Mikkelsen, Ex-Airline Aide. 57 Norman B. Mikkelsen, 57, formerly a famillar figure in airline and travel industry circles here, died of cancer last night in St. Elizabeth's Hospital at er, where he had gone to spend the holidays with friends.

Mikkelsen was a former executive of Northwest Airlines, and was the husband of the late Polly Noyes, travel editor of the San Francisco Chronicle for nearly two decades. When she retired in 1967, they moved first to Mendocino and then to Fort Bragg, where Mrs. Mikkelsen died in July of 1969. Dr. Lytle S.

Adams, Inventor, 90 TUCSON (UPI) Dr. Lytle S. Adams, a retired oral surgeon and inventor who held patents on several hundred inventions, died here Tuesday at the age of 90. Adams, who resided here for the past 10 years, was born in Kentucky and opened his first oral surgery practice in Parsons, in 1906. A pioneer in aviation, Adams was an associate of Charles Lindbergh and Glenn Martin.

He held patents on a device which allowed airplanes to pickup mail without landing, a method of seeding ranges from the air and the first post-hole digger for power poles. In the late 1930s, the Post Office granted a contract for a mail pickup route using Adams' invention which eventualy grew to over 500 pickups in the Atlantic states. He also did initial work on the invention of the cable and hook to halt planes using short runways. That device was later adapted to aircraft carriers. Stage, Film Star Lenore Ulrich at 78 ORANGEBURG (N.Y.) (UPI) Lenore Ulrich, 78, a stage and screen star of the 1920s and 1930s, died yesterday.

She had her greatest success while working for David Belasco, a relationship that began in 1916 with her appearance in "The Heart of Wetona" and ended shortly before Belasco's death in 1931. After a career in Hollywood she returned to Broadway in Ernest Hemingway's "The Fifth Column" in 1940 and had an appearance in a 1947 Broadway revival of 'Anthony and Miss Ulrich had been hospitalized for several years. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Florence Ulrich Smith. Rites for Rev.

Jennie M. Urban Special to The Examiner SANTA ROSA Funeral services were held at the Chapel of the Chimes mortuary here today for the Rev. Jennie Mayo Urban, San Francisco clergywoman, were held here today. The Rev. Mrs.

Urban, 83, died of cancer Monday at Presbyterian Medical Center here. She had been co-pastor of Christ Church of God, 26 Seventh San Francisco, for the past four years, and was active in programs for the elderly. She was president of the Old Folks and Disabled Peoples' Defense League, a legislative lobby group. Survivors include a niece and nephew, Anita and Lothar Jung, of Laytonville in Mendocino County. Chavez' Charges Disputed SALINAS (UPI) The California attorney general's office said yesterday charges by farm worker leader Cesar Chavez of a "complete breakdown" of law enforcement during a lettuce strike last August and September were unfounded.

In a letter to the Monterey County Grand Jury, Deputy Attorney General Richard N. Light said Chavez' allegations of "partiality and ineffectiveness directed at law enforcement agencies in Monterey County are unfounded." Investigation Light said the Attorney General investigated the law enforcement agencies at the request of Chavez, head of the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, which is carrying on picketing and boycotts in an organizing drive against lettuce farms. Chavez charged that law officers were enforcing the law selectively, arresting UFW0C pickets while allowing an anti-UFWOC group to block a driveway on Sept. 5. and prevent trucks from Interharvest, first grower signed by UFWOC, from getting to the fields.

"The agencies cooperated in a most commendable manner to meet the various situations with which they were faced, and conducted themselves at all times in a manner which we found, to be above reproach," Light said. 'Discovered Nothing' "We discovered nothing whatever that would warrant further investigation of the Monterey County district attorney's office or sheriff's department, or the Salinas police department." Light said Chavez also refused to be interviewed by investigators from the Attorney General's office. Ancient Poison ZURICH (AP) Swiss scientists are inquiring into the rumored poisoning of a Zurich mayor who died on the same day as his cook 610 years age. Skeletons believed to be those of Mayor Rudolf Brunn and his cook were recovered from a tomb during renoration of the 9th century St. Peter's Church, Zurich's eldest.

Vital Statistics Born to Mr. and BASTARRACHEA Efren, 181 Park Daly City, Dec. 16, a daughter. BOWKER Charles, 472 Evergreen So. S.F., Dec.

17, a daughter. COLANGELO Marvin, 20 18th Dec. 17, a daughter. CORMAN G. Elwood, 2701 Sacramento, Dec.

18, a son. FINNEY Michael, 21328 Sacramento, Berkeley, Nov. 16, a daughter. GARCIA Lawrence, 390 15th Dec. 14, a daughter.

GREENBERG Ellis. 272 Naples, Dec. 17, a son. GRIGSBY R. 2844 21st Dec.

16, a daughter. HICKS Glenn. 144 Bella Vista, Belvedere, Dec. 17, a son. HUNSUCKER Richard, 267 Central Dec.

15, a daughter. MARTINEZ Joseph, 267 Fair Oaks, Dec. 16, a daughter. NAKATA Ted, 3212 West Dinuba, Fresno. Dec.

15, a daughter. PREUSS Charles, 46 Calhoun Terrace, Dec. 16, a son. Dale, 1846 31st Dec. 17, a daughter.

ROSE Peter. P.O, Box 353, Inverness, Dec. 17, a son. SOM Harry, 95 Greenwood way, Mill Valley, Dec. 15, a son.

WILLIAMS Lloyd, 11 Cameron way, Dec. 18. a daughter. WINSLOW William, 1200 Gough Dec. 13, a daughter.

WRIGHT David, 149 Westdale Daly City, Dec. 16, a son. A certified copy of a birth certificate may be obtained for $2 trom the S. F. Department of Public Health, 101 Grove Street.

in person or by mail. Marriages Licenses Issued to: Mikkelsen, born at Devil's Lake, N.D., was a graduate of the University of North Dakota and served a total of 20 years as a National Guardsman and in the Air Force. During World War II he was an airways personnel crewman for the Air Force in the South Pacific and Australia. His survivors are his mother, Mrs. Bertha Berget Mikkelsen, and a brother, Herluf, both of Webster, N.

Dak. Graveside services will be conducted at a time not yet set at the Little River Cemetery, Mendocino County, where Mrs. Mikkelsen is buried. Raymond Mondon, 56, French Aide METZ (France) (UPI) Raymond Mondon, 56, Transport Minister and leader of the pro-Gaullist Independent Republican party, died of a kidney ailment day, the Bon Secours hospital announced. A lawyer by training, Mondon served in the current cabinet headed by Jacques Chaban-Delmas since its inception June 22.

1969, following the resignation of Gen. Charles de Gaulle. He previously had been a secretary of state for the interior in a short-lived cabinet of Pierre Mendes-France in January-February, 1955. Mondon entered politics after World War II when he entered his native Metz with the victorious American and French forces. He won the Croix de Guerre in the fighting before the fall of France, then became a judge under the German occupation while at the same time rising to leadership of the local underground resistance.

Arrested twice by the Gestapo, he twice escaped once by jumping from a train deporting him to Germany. He represented the Moselle Department in the National Assembly from 1946, and the following year began a 23-year reign as mayor of Metz. Births KELLERMAN-LOHMANN Stephen H. Kellerman 29, 280 Green Susan K. Lohmann 29, 379 Union.

S00 H0O-CHAN Watfon Soo Hoo 37, 1350 Green Mary C. Chan 31, 940 Powell. Kenneth G. Strangefeld 18. Pacifica Eileen D.

Fisher 18, 115 Hale. LOPEZ-ANTON Willy A. Lopez 39. 1114 Naples Anton 32, 200 Rolph BURROWS Tim L. Burrows 23, 114 Clifford Loretta M.

Clark 19, Same. KARDOSH-KADAMANY Mounir S. Kardosh 24. 294 Carl Ferial Z. Kadamany 20, Same.

WHITELEY-LEE David D. Whiteley 26, 3140 Clay Diana C. Lee 29, Midland, Mich. LYNCH-SCHMID James M. Lynch 20, Walnut Creek Cheryl Pleasant Hill.

CAFARO. MULVANERTY Frank W. Cafaro 25, 655. Steiner Ann M. Mulvanerty 24.

1525-44th Ave. BEYEA-STRASSER Francis E. Bevea 21, 3522-19th St. Mary Strasser 22, Same. -FAETH Donald R.

Godwin 20. San Pablo Kathryn M. Faeth 20, San Pablo. James A Magaurn 43, 672 A Capp Margarita G. Redondo 34, Menio Park, PRICE -GOERGEN Jonathan A.

Price 33. 5040 Diamond Heights Elizabeth B. Goergen 24, 160 Portola Dr. CARE David H. Carey 23, Redwood City C.

Fitoussi 31, Same. DURANT -WILLIS Francisco T. Durant 40, 625 Clayton Emma J. Willis 32. Same.

cERe- Funerals 1 BALDWIN, Mabel M. BAYAUTET. Louise BYE, Sarah CANONICA, Carlina CIPOWSKY, Jeannette GIRAUD, Leon HOWARD, Johanna M. (Ann) KELLER, Patricia Warrick KNUDTSEN, Harry KROENCKE, Jessie L. LAGERBERG, Olof G.

MERLO, Desolina MILLER, Norman Livingstone O'CONNELL, Patrick PATTRIDGE, Robert K. REPETTO, Vitale T. ROTHMAN, Albert H. SALTZ, Seymour (Jerry) Rosalinda TOMLINSON, Beatrice V. WALSH, Margaret J.

BALDWIN, Mabel M. In San Mateo, December 29, 1970, Mabel M. Baldwin; beloved wife of Frederick S. Baldwin of San Mateo, mother of Earline E. Wedertz of S.F, and Myrle P.

Wedertz of San Mateo; also survived by seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren; a native of Iowa. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday, Jan. 2, 1971 at 2 p.m. at the PATTERSON O'CONNELL CHAPEL BY THE WAYSIDE. 1311.

So. El Camino Real. San Mateo. Private Inurnment, Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland. Louise- Fremont, December 26, 1970, Louise Bayautet, dearly beloved wife of the late Martin Ba vautet, mother of Marcel Bayautet and loving Mrs.

Claudette Rosellini, devoted grandmother of Michael and and Cheryl Bayautet, Clifford, Nancy Jeffrey Rosellini, sister of the late Louis Delbat; a native of Toulouse, France, aged 78 years. Private funeral was held Wednesday, December 30, at 9:30 a.m.. Chapels of GANTNER MAISON DOMERGUE, 777 Valencia nr. 19th St. A Requiem Mass was offered at 10 a.m.

at the Church of Notre Dame des Victoires, for the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BYE, 29, Sarah In this city. December 1970, Sarah Bye, beloved wife of Arne Bye. loving mother of Joyce M.

Mayerson, dear grandmother of Michael and Lisa Mayerson. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service 2 p.m. Saturday. 4000 January Nineteenth 2 at N. GRAY Avenue at Sargent.

CANONICA, Carlina In San Leandro, December 29: 1970, Carlina Canonica, beloved wife of the late Ernesto Canonica; loving mother of Ernest Canonica San Leandro and Clare Clare of Hayward; sister of Mario Quirici of Switzerland; sister-in-law of Cleo Quirici of Palo Alto and Silvio Canonic a of Richmond: grandmother of David, Scott, Rick and Jay Clare; native of Switzerland, aged 64 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the SANTOS ROBINSON MORTUARY, 160 Estudillo San Leandro, Saturday, Jan. 2, at 9:30 a.m. thence to St. Alphonse Chapel where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. For intormation call 483-0123. CIPOWSKY, Jeannette In this city, Dec. 30, 1970, Jeannette beloved wife of the late Paul.

Cipowsky, devoted mother of Mrs. Vera Matson and Mrs. Jean Birdsey, dear grandmotner ot Paul Domenigoni and Rocky Birdsey, loving great-grandmotner of Tracy and Bonnie Domentgoni: a native of Switzerland. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday and are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Jan.

2 at 11:30 a.m., at REILLY 29th and Dolores Sts. Entombment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. Donations to the S.F. Heart Fund preferred. Goodwin Scannell, Directors GIRAUD, Leon December 28, 1970, Leon Giraud, brother of Charles Giraud of Nice, France; aged 74 years; a member of Waiters Union Local No.

30. Services, Thursday afternoon, 3 o'clock, at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING HOWARD. Johanna M.

(Ann) In this city, December 30, 01970. Johanna M. (Ann) Howard; beloved wife of Eugene P. Howard; loving sister of Claire Hallstrom of Long Beach, Mary McGuire and Ellen Rochford, loving aunt of Maureen Sheehan and Thomas McGuire and Joanne Wood; loving great-aunt of Maria and Robert Sheehan and Elaine and Christine Wood; loving sisterin-law of Francis and Walter Howard; a native of San Francisco; a member of Ladies Sodality of St. Gabriel's Funeral services will take place Saturday, Jan.

2, at 9:15 a.m. from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH. Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St. Gabriel's Church, 40th Ave. and Ulloa where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 10 a.m.

Rosary, 8 p.m.. Friday. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. KELLER.

Patricia Warrick-In San Mateo, December 28, 1970, Patricia Warrick Keller, beloved mother of Susan Garry of Burlingame, Mrs. Donna Kane of S.F.. Russell and Karen Keller. both of San Carlos; devoted stepmother of Craig Keller, Candice and Korey Keller, all of San Carlos, loving daughter of Russell L. Warrick of S.F.

and the late Minerva Davey Warrick; loving stepdaughter of Kitty Warrick of S.F., dear niece of Mrs. Marguerite Schumann of Burlingame. Funeral services will be held Saturday, January 2, 1971, at 9:30 a.m., at the Colonial Mortuary of CROSBY-N. GRAY 2 Park Road, Burlingame. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park.

KNUDTSEN, Harry B. -In this city, Dec. 26, 1970, Harry B. Knudtsen, loving husband of June Knudtsen: loving father of Jeanne Ann and Karen Lee; loving son of Henrietta Knudsen; loving brother of Sophie Flach, Lee Heintz, and June Goettsche: a native of Petaluma, a veteran of WW11. Private funeral services were held Wednesday.

Inurnment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. (Petaluma papers please copy.) GANTNER-FELDER-KENNY Funeral Directors. KROENCKE. Jessie San Rafael Dec. 29, 1970.

Jessie L. Kroencke, dearly W. beloved Kroencke; wife of the late Henry devoted mother of Barbara E. Tomlinson and Henry W. Kroencke: loving sister of Mary Dalziel; grandmother of Laura.

Diane, Tomlin- Susan, Leslie and Tommy son: aged 64 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday, 1 p.m. at Chapel. 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave. LAGERBERG, Olof G.

In San Francisco, December 28, 1970, Olof G. Lagerberg, dearly beloved husband of Ethel A. Lagerberg of Burlingame; beloved father of Don Lagerberg of Yorba Linda, devoted brother of Ted Lagerberg of New Port Richey, Mrs. Helen Hannis of Anseth Rugby, N.D.. and Mrs.

Myrtle loving grandof Williston, N.D.; father of Erin and Kirsten Lagerberg and survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday, January 2, 1971, at the Colonial Mortuary of CROSBY N. GRAY 2 Park Burlingame, at 2 p.m. Contributions to the San Mateo County Heart Association, Box 313, Burlingame, preferred. PESINO Lorenzo and Petra.

KNECHTEL Linda and Robert. DIAS Manuel and Alice. Nullities Granted WALRATH Marlene and Burton. Probates Filed STRACHAN John on petition of Sylvia Hermanson. MERLO, Desolina- December beloved 30, 1970, Desolina Merlo, wife of the late Antonio Merlo, loving mother of Mary Ricordo and Blanch Merlo and the late Ernest Merlo, devoted grandmother of William and Ernest Merlo and the late Geraldine RIcordo, great grandmother of Donaid Merlo: also survived by sisters and brother in Stockton, Calif.

Friends may call after 4 p.m.. Thursday, and are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, a.m.. from the Chapel of VALENTE-MARINI-PERATA 4840 Mission thence to Church of Visitacion. where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated commencing at 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. MILLER, Norman Livingstone In San Mateo, December 28, 1970, Norman Livingstone Miller, beloved cousin of Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill of S.F.. Private funeral services were heid Wednesday, December 30, 1970.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma. Local arrangements CROSBY-N. GRAY 2 Park Road, Burlingame. DR. DAVID M.

KIRK USF professor dies out all the past and start again; Job does not," he testified. Dr. Kirk was born in Des Moines, Iowa. He took his B.A. in English literature from the University of braska, his M.A.

from the University of Colorado. and his doctorate from Stanford in 1960. He was acting instructor at Stanford from 1948-50. He was a member of the American Philatelic Society and a columnist for the publi-1939 cation, Western Stamp Collector. He was a former president of the USF Lay Faculty Club, a member of Modern Language Association, the West Coast Philological Society, the National Conference of Teachers of English, and was a retired Army lieutemant colonel.

He is survived by his wife, Tressa, a son, David, and a daughter, Mrs. Paul Strepmanis of Denver, Colo. Marovich Services In E. Bay Former Oakland City Councilman Dan Marovich was buried Tuesday in Oakland. He was 73.

An East Bay civic leader for many years, his longest period of service was with the March of Dimes which he joined in 1943. A native of Montana, he attended Berkeley public schools and graduated from the University of California in business administration in 1923. Housing Authority After working for the Internal Revenue Service, he later served on the Oakland Housing Authority, was a director of the Alameda County Crippled Children's Society and single-handedly campaigned to acquire a baby elephant for the Oakland Zoo. He was a founding member of the Oakland Boosters, supporters of athletic teams in the East Bay. Following the October death of his wife, he suffered a stroke in November and died Sunday in his sleep.

Activities His activities over the years ranged from such causes as that of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and the 1933 campaign to make Berkeley "wet" through the legalization of beer sales. He was a member of the Navy League, St. George's Serbian Church, American Legion, Commonwealth Club, Elks, Moose Club, Eagles, Metropolitan Club and the Apartment House Association. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Anne Malatesta of Berkeley.

Seymour Saltz Seymour "Jerry" Saltz, onetime sports writer for the old Illustrated Daily Herald here, was buried yesterday in private services from Halsted 1123 Sutter St. Salta, in later years an Mr. advertising specialist, died Tuesday. He was 62. A native of New York, he had lived in the Bay Area years.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Frances Saltz. 385 Laid Off WALTHAM (Mass.) (UPI) Honeywell Information Systents, one of the nation's leading electronics manufacturing firms, has laid off 385 workers at around the country. O'CONNELL, Patrick in this city, Dec. 28.

1970, Patrick O'Connell, beloved husband of Catherine O'Connell; loving, father of Col. John O'Connell, U.S.M.C., William O'Connell, Frances Cheney, and the late Dennis O'Connell; also ursvived by ten grandchildren: a native of Rathdrun, Ballynoe County Cork), Ireland; a retired member of S.F.P.D.; Widows and Orphans and SF Retired Police Officers Assn. A Requiem Mass was celebrated at Holy Name Church, interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. (GANTNER FELDER KENNEY FUneral Directors.) PATTRIDGE, Robert K.

In this city, December 30, 1970, Robert K. Pattridge; beloved husband of Mary (Mae) Pattridge; loving father of Barbara Raffetto; also survived by a niece, nephews, sister in law and brothersin-law; a native of San Francisco. Funeral services will take place Saturday, January 2, at 9 a.m., from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence, to St. Brigid's Church, Van Ness Ave. at Broadway, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

Rosary 8 p.m., Friday. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. REPETTO, Vitale Vitale In this city, Dec. 30, 1970, T. Repetto, dearly beloved husband of Lina F.

Repetto, loving father of Doris Lococo, Aurora Valente and Teresa Haun. devoted brother of Louise Ontano; survived by eight loving grandchildren and other devoted relatives; aged 73 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Jan. 2 at 9 a.m. from the Mortuary of W.

C. LASSWELL 6154 Mission St. corner Wilson; thence to St. Michael's Church, Broad St. at San Jose where a Requiem Mass will be offered commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited Friday evening at 8 o'clock. ROTHMAN, Albert H. In this city, December 29, 1970, Albert H. Rothman, dearly beloved husband of the late Stella Rothman; devoted uncle of Henry and Larry Rothman, Harold Mink and Lois Coleman: an Army veteran of WWI; a member of Jewish War Veterans Post No.

152, Lebanon Lodge No. 495 S.F. Bodies Scottish Rite and Islam Temple of the Shrine. Services Sunday at 11:30 a.m., under the auspices of Lebanon Lodge No. 495 at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Divisadero St.

at Geary. SALTZ. Seymour (Jerry)ber 29, 1970, Seymour (Jerry) Saltz, beloved husband of Frances Saltz. Private services were held Wednesday, at HALSTED 123 Sutter St SCACCALOSI, Rosalinda At rest, December 29, 1970, Rosalinda Scaccalosi; dearly beloved wife of the late Alesio Scaccalosi; loving mother of Inez C. Guglielmetti; Alfred Armand Scaccaiosi; loving sister of Aldo Argenti; survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; a native of Italy; aged 81 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from the Chapel of VALENTE, MARINI. PERATA 4840 Mission thence to Corpus Christi Church where a Mass of Requiem will be offered at 9 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening 8 o'clock.

VISITING HOURS UNTIL 9 P.M. TOMLINSON, Beatrice V.In Sacramento. December 25, 1970, Beatrice V. Tomlinson, sister of Irene Carlson and Harvey E. Tomlinson, devoted friend of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Garrigues, a native of North Dakota. Services private. DAPHNE DIRECTORS ENGLERT-WILLIAMSON Malcolm S. Englert 41, Los Angeles Rhoda M.

Williamson 44, Pasadena. BAYAN-CLEVER Jaime A. Bayan 30, 2205 Beach Lieselotte Irmgard Clever 25, Same. HYMAN-MACNITT Alvin D. Hyman 73, San Carlos Lorraine A.

MacNitt 55, Los AngePOSADAS SANTOS Oscar B. Posadas 25, Chicago, Ceferina D. Santos 25, 2346 29th Ave. WALL Martin Wall 22, Laurel, Judith E. Cox 19, 85 San Jacinto Way.

MONIZ-VERMILLION John P. Moniz 22, Benicia Glenda J. Vermillion 19, Vallejo. OTTERSTEDT-RHINE Gary J. Otterstedt 19, Daly City Theresa A.

Rhine 18, Daly City. GARRISON- GARRISON Groege E. Garrison 41, 159 Marietta Dr. Georgia C. Garrison 24, Same.

REEDE-GIBSON Herbert B. Reede 25. Oakland Gloria A. Gibson 22, Oakland. SHACKELFORD-SULLIVAN Lee E.

Shackelford 25, Stinson Beach Susan S. Sullivan 20. Stinson Beach. NIECE- WALRATH William S. Niece 25.

U.S. Navy Marlene E. Wairath 27, 54-7th Ave. KEM-LEE Jhin-Wung Kim 26, Ames, Kiwan Lee 25, Berkeley. BORVICE-CRUZ Wayne A.

Borvice 27, 371 Church Ester Dela Cruz 20, 186 So. Van Ness. BANGERTER-SMITH Robert M. Bangerter 32. 426-22nd Ave.

Margaret K. Smith, 494-27th Ave. CORN Thomas A. Corn 27, 53 Hazelwood Laurie Perlmutter, 29, Same. Dissolutions Petitions Filed WEEKS Lynn and Richard.

DE GUZMAN Amelia and Arturo. BAILEY Josephine and Kenneth. GRASSHOFF Lore and Richard. KENNER Pauline and William. HICKLER Barbara and Robert.

PENNA Pekka and Nancy. RAPHAEL Leona and Austin. McKINLEY Betty and Robert. ACKLAND Leland and Stephanie. Nullities Filed POGGI Elba and Benjamin.

Interlocutory Decrees MOSTERT Anna and George Sr. Final Decrees SHEBO Mohamed and Elaine. DAHER Dolores and Douglas. NELSON Barbara and Donald. ANDERLINI Aida and Victor.

ORE Alicestean and Ellis. LARSON Myung and Herman. NORLING Evander and William. ATWATER. Stephen and Huguette.

ROLLINS Judy and Ronald. Marta and Roberto. ANDERSON Dale and James. NELSON Evelyn and Arthur. MARRON Dolores and William.

MOORE Dorothy and Jesse. LOME Moleta and Edwin. OSTELLO Sandra and Robert. RICE Pauline and Norman. PIERCE Jeffrey and Beverly.

GAY Norma and Cecil. MOORE -Ann and Stiles MACHARRO -Jenny and Joseph. SIGAL Esther and Howard HALLSTROM David and Dorothy. CHERNOFSKY Albert and Karen. SIDDOWS Carol and and Harrison.

Ivan. ELLIS Nettie WALSH, Margaret this city, December 27, 1970. Margaret J. Walsh, dear wife of the late William Walsh, beloved mother of Margaret J. Walsh of S.F.

and the late Marie and William Walsh, a native of County Waterford, Ireland, aged 87 years. Private funeral was held Wednesday, December 30, at 8:30 a.m., at the Chapels of GANTNER-MAISON-DOMERGUE, 777 Valencia St. nr. 19th St. A Requiem Mass was offered at 9 a.m.

at the Church of Corpus Christi, for the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. In Memoriam FRASER, lan In loving memory of my dear husband and our dad, who passed away December 31, 1967. Gone is the face we loved so dear Silent is the voice we loved to hear Sweet to remember he once was here And now though absent is just as dear. Ever remembered by his wife, Vi.

and sons. Grant Craig SCANNELL, Florence J. 38th Anniversary Mass, January 1, 10:30 a.m.. St. Monica's Church.

Priscilla Scannell Family SHERMAN, Lowell E. In loving remembrance on your birthday this New Year's Day. You are missed by your family. Florists HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VALENCIA ST. 647-8277 FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION.

S.F. JU 5-3386 Monuments MARKERS CEMETERY LETTERS L. BOCCI SONS Master Artisans Dedicated to a Sacred Service 7778 Mission Colma 755-2787 Funeral Directors COMISKY-ROCHE FLYNN Robert on petition of Wells Fargo Bank. REARDON Olive, on petition of Charles Albert Reardon and Florence Olive Stam. PANELLI Ernesto, on petition of Vincenzo (AKA) Vincent Panelli.

SHEVKY Marian on petition of Sara Bacon Simms. LEDNICKY Victor on petition of John A. and Raymundo A. Led nicky..