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T' 'r 'r 1 2 Xho weather Deaths C2 S.F. EXAMINER June 21, 1983 I Bay Area forecast AToday ATomorrow National forecast NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST 6-22-83 aW JU gi I BOSTON APOLIS li Sunny Cloudy Overcast Windy Showers Rain NEW YORK in J1K. BAN FRANCISCO -dflDENVERI I LOS ANGELES ismmm DALLAS USf 50 TEMPERATURES V(sMj)w270 fM SNOW 10 IJT SHOWERS Examiner file'gttofo STANLEY LANGENDORF VV-. Urged federal deposit Insurance Today and tomorrow Morning low clouds near the coast, otherwise mostly sunny today and tomorrow. Highs from low 60s at the ocean to 80s Inland.

Afternoon winds to 25 mph. Lows 50s. Thursday through Saturday Fair except coastal fog and low clouds night and morning hours extending locally inland. Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers over the Sierra Nevada. Highs 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s inland except 90s in the southern San Joaquin Valley.

Lows upper 40s and 50s except low 60s southern San Joaquin Valley. BIG SUR COASTLINE Low clouds and fog persisting along the coast with only local afternoon clearing. Morning low clouds in the Santo Maria area but mostly sunny during the afternoon. Northwest afternoon winds 10 to 25 mph. Lows 50s.

Highs from upper 50s to 70s. MARIN COUNTY Increasing coastal low clouds and fog and increasing higher, clouds in the northwest Cooler today with highs low 60s to low 90s. Lows mid-408 to mid-508. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Stanley Langendorf Stanley Langendorf, president of the former San Francisco bakery firm, died Sunday in his Nob Hill penthouse after a short illness. He was 92.

Mr. Langendorf had helped build the firm that bore his family's name into one of California's major bakeries, which he headed for decades. Twenty years ago, Langendorf Bakeries became a subsidiary of American Bakeries a national corporation. It now produces bread, rolls, doughnuts, cookies and cakes at bakeries in Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose and Los Angeles. Mr.

Langendorf arrived in San Francisco from Chicago as a boy with parents Bernard and Sarah Langen-. dorf before the turn of the century. In 1895, the family built and operated the first bakery at McAllister and Laguna streets. Mr. Langendorf who had graduated from Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts, helped mechanize the firm and founded additional bakeries in Oakland, Berkeley, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and, finally, San Jose still the largest of the Langendorf bakeries.

Others established in Portland and Seattle were sold later. The original bakery in San Francisco was razed. But for decades, the Langendorf bread trucks, bearing logos designed by Mr. Langendorf, had been familiar sights in San Francisco and elsewhere in the Bay Area. In 1915, Langendorf baked 5,000 loaves of bread daily; by 1930, the number had reached and in 1937 Langendorf, with its L200 employees, claimed to be the largest bakery in California, producing 250,000 loaves daily, 90 million a year.

A relative described Mr. Langendorf life as "very private." He never married, residing at the Mark Hopkins Hotel from 1930 until he moved into his Jones Street penthouse in 1960. In earlier years, he was an active golfer, swimmer and horseback rider. He was president of the American Bakers Association in 1937 and was long active in the national organization, He was proud of having submitted advice to presidents. In 1932, he was among a number of businessmen urging President Franklin D.

Roosevelt to establish federal deposit insurance, which the president did. He published an article, "Idle Men and Idle Money Spell and much later, in 1968, a year his retirement, he took out iull-pagp ads in the Washington Post to declare that lack of Jobs leads to unrest and riots. Mr. Langendorf proposed that public projects be established to provide work for the poor and eliminate welfare payments. In 1964, Mr.

Langendorf soltLhj business to American BakeriesnJbut remained active as a directOFand adviser for many years. tw He is survived by a brotHer Charles, also of San Francisco. Thfere will be no funeral services. Cremation Temperatures Today Santa Oak Rdwd S-F. Roaa Arprt Cty Noon 69 78 67 74 1p.m.

71 83 70 74 2p.m. 68 85 70 78 Today Santa Oak Rdwd S.F. Roaa Arprt Cty 9a.m. 66 69 60 64 10a.m. 63 72 63 68 11a.m.

69 75 66 73 Today Santa Oak Rdwd S.F. Roaa Arprt Cty 6a.m. 64 64 66 7a.m. 64 66 6a.m. 67 61 69 69 Tonight will find thundershowers in the East Gulf Coast Region, the Middle Atlantic Coast States and the Upper Mississippi Valley.

Elsewhere, weather will remain fair in general. Travelers' forecast TdayTomo.Tow HI Lo Wea HI Lo Wea HI to Wea Atlanta 85 68 Pcldy Las Vegas 98 69 Fair Pittsburgh 79 60 Pcldy 86 67 Pcldy 101 71 Fair 84 63 Sunny Boston 83 69 Sunny LosAngeles 76 65 Pcldy Portland.Of 74 66 Pcldy 78 48 Fair 78 65 Pcldy 70 66Shwrs Chicago 90 67 Sunny MiamlBch 87 78 Tstrm Reno 81 41 Fair 92 71 Sunny 89 77 Pcldy 85 45 Fair Dallas 93 70 Pcldy Mlnneaplis 89 72 Pcldy St.Louis 90 71 Sunny 92 72 Pcldy 93 66 Pcldy 91 72 Sunny Denver 94 67 Sunny Nashville 89 68 Pcldy Tampa 90 76 Tstrm 95 58 Sunny 89 69 Pcldy 91 74 Tstrm Detroit 89 62 Sunny NwOrleans 84 74 Tstrm Salt Lake 83 53 Pcldy 90 64 Sunny 85 75 Tstrm 65 55 Fair Honolulu 87 72 Sunny NewYork 85 65 Pcldy SanDlego 73 64 Pcldy 87 72 Sunny 87 68 Sunny 74 64 Pcldy Houston 90 70 Pcldy Phlladlphla 82 62 CIdy Seattle 71 52 Pcldy 70 88 CIdy 85 65 Sunny 74 53 Pcldy KansasCity 92 72 Sunny Phoenix 105 77 Sunny Washngton 82 68 Tstrm 93 73 Sunny 107 77 Sunny 86 68 Sunny yesterday HILoPrcOtlk HlUPrcOtlk HI Lo Pre Otlk Albany 83 65 .01 clr Cincinnati 83 67 .13 cdy Milwaukee 72 56 clr Albuquerque 97 61 clr Cleveland 82 63 cdy Norfolk 85 66 rn Anchorage 61 52 cdv Des Moines 84 64 .04 clr OklaCty 89 67 clr Ballimore 87 67 121 rn Hartford 86 67 .01 clr Omaha 74 64 cdv Birmingham 76 66 .05 rn Indianapolis 83 66 1.58 cdv Orlando 90 69 cdy Boise 68 42 cdv Little Rock 90 67 clr PortlandJYte. 85 59 clr Buffalo 84 59 clr Louisville 83 67 cdv Spokane 66 46 .02 cdy ChvltlonSC 83 72 cdy Memphis 87 67 cdv Tulsa 93 74 clr will be arranged by Halsted-N. Gray S3 High this year to date: 89 on May 19 Low this season to date: 39 on Jan. 2 Sea level pressure at 4 a.m.: 29.85 in.

Special San Francisco report Yesterday's high 70, low 54 Normal for date: High 65, low 53 lev NORTHERN CAUF. CALIFORNIA HI la Fiat HlUtae Today' forecast To 5 a.m. today RaMChr St LowBdi 71 Hi HIDFnx dm Monrovia II fl S.F. 68 52 BakcnM Socio It St, NwprtBdi Mai Oakland 72 S3 Bivtnt KM Saltan 0 Ontario 7 5 RedwoodClty 73 54 Eureka SnUBrtra PlmSprnw San Jose 74 54 Frnne fl a Stockton (0 3 Pudna 77 41 Concord 80 53 Hrvvl Therm! MO SnBrnrdno II 9 Liver more 78 50 Monlsrev TtSaAtfatwcw SanJow SI Santa Rosa 78 52 Nttdta KD Bartow 45 SnlaAni 7t il Monterey 40 51 014 55 tewiml SfltaCrut 74 S3 LakeTahoe 72 36 PwoRbH St BWw XD 41 SnlaMonlca SI Yosemite 80 SO Dad Bluff 17 41 Ctiiimi at Ttimviy 35 donn cnonDerger BURBANK (AP) John Scivb berger, the composer of "Whisper' tag" and a frequent collaborator with lyricist Gus Kahn, has died Joseph's Hospital, Forest Lawfl 'MOiV tuary officials said. He was 90.

i'i Mr. Schonberger, who died. Sunday, was a member of the MusWJHall of Fame and a lifetime member of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, said arit-ten announcement from the mortu' ary, He was a former director of Lol-. Angeles radio station KFI's music partment. J.

Funeral services were held yester-i day, the mortuary said, listingsuryf: vors as his wife Alice and several' brothers and sisters. li denote readings not taken. Weather elsewhere Satellite photograph EUROPEAFRICA ASIASO. AMERICA Noon GMT yaatsrday HILoWthr Amstrdm 81 68 clr -r Athens I 86 64 clr 93 84 clr 82 68 Clr 73 57 cdy 81 61 clr 77 55 clr HILoWthr HILoWthr HILoPrec Kiev 81 55 clr Tel Aviv 81 68 clr MxIcoCty 82 55 Lima 81 73 clr Tokyo 79 64 cdy Montrrey 91 73 Lisbon 68 61 cdv Vienna 57 57 rn Nassau 86 77 .02 London 77 52 clr MEXICOCARIBBEAN SnJuanPR 91 81 .02 Madrid 82 52 clr Vestarday'a reading St.Thms 90 76 Manila 90 75 cdy HILoPrec Tegcglpa 88 66 .12 Moscow 70 50 cdv Acapulco 97 77 Trinidad 90 75 .52 NwDelhl 106 81 clr Brbados 88 79 VeraCruz 93 81 Nicosia 88 64 clr Bermuda 86 75 .11 CANADA Oslo 82 59 clr Bogota 66 45 Yeaterday's raadlnga Paris 79 57 clr Curacao 90 81 .02 Hi Lo Prec Peking 93 72 clr Freeport 86 79 Calgary 60 46 1.0 Rio 86 59 clr Guadlira 90 59 Edmntn 60 45 21.8 Rome 79 55 clr Guadlupe 90 75 Montrl 86 59 Seoul 86 63 clr Havana mm Ottawa 86 63 Slngapr 84 77 rn Kingston 90 81 Regina 74 46 Stekhlm 73 59 clr MontgoBv 90 72 Tornto 83 59 Sydney 63 52 cdv Mazatlan 90 79 Vancver 63 55 Taipei 86 77 clr Merida 97 75 Winnpeg 79 64 26.0 delay Bnokok Beirut Bigrade Berlin Brussls B'Aires Coonhgn Dublin Frankfrt Geneva Hlsinki HngKono Jerslm JCburg Benny: a 3rd in condo-frau 54 50 81 61 clr 73 54 clr 81 61 clr 66 52 cdy 68 48 clr rial 82 clr 81 61 clr 61 43 clr Pollution index Yesterday'a 1:15 p.m. photo ahowa low clouds over the southern California coastal areas.

The rest of the area is mostly clear. Regional forecast Area Air Quality Management District Monday, June 20 I ilwiiil Good Moderate Unhealthy Very unhealthy Hazardous San FranciscoMarinOaklandBerkeley 25 Walnut CreekMartinezConcordPittsburg 33 LivermoreSouthern Alameda County 42 Peninsula 25 Santa Clara Valley 42 NapaSolanoSonoma 33 NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA Morning low clouds or fog along the coast, otherwise fair through tomorrow. Highs from upper 60s at the ocean to 80s inland. Northwesterly afternoon winds 10 to 20 mph. Lows 40s and 60s.

Highs from upper 50s to 60s. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Sunny with highs 80s to low 90s. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph in the delta with light variable winds elsewhere. Lows 60s and 60s. SIERRA NEVADA Fair and a little warmer through tomorrow.

SALINAS VALLEY Night and morning low clouds or fog in the north, otherwise fair. Lows 508. Highs from upper 60s to upper 80s. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair with lows mid-50s to mid-60s. Highs from 80s in the delta to kOa elsewhere.

Tides to the choice of the attorney that he Jaeger replied: "I have statements" in my files that would controvert them. But I don't think it's in his best interests for me to take the stand." Dennis "Aftergut, one of two assistant V.S. attorneys prosecuting thfc case, accused Benny of "trying- to manipulate this court." He said the government strongly opposes a continuance. "1 S' Aftergut said the request for delay is based on Benny's desire; trj devote full time to an attempted bankruptcy reorganization of his holdings. The prosecutor xsjjTed the request "outrageous." Benny is free on secured by his ex-wife's home.

JJh 5 He says he amassed a fort44CoK nearly $200 million in four yearsHeV; accused of masterminding schemes defraud banks here and in Nevada of $40 million. More than $20 of that allegedly was raised by a buyer" scheme in San Francisco's. Diamond Heights Village. Four co-defendants have pled guilty with the understandinthat they will be government witnesses. J.

By Tom Hall Examiner staff writer The mail fraud trial of Diamond Heights Village developer George Benny, set for tomorrow, has been stalled again. Benny, accused in a $40 million real estate swindle, wants his trial postponed for four months. He seeks the continuance because he wants to fire attorney Richard Jaeger and substitute Fred Watson and Gregory Stout Watson told US. District Court Judge Robert Peckham that the reason for the change in lawyers stems from a "a breakdown in communications" between Benny and Jaeger. The judge, irritated over Benny's third request to delay the trial, said he would rule on it today: "If I grant a continuance, it will be a relatively short one.

A great deal of time and effort has been put into scheduling this trial. There are 70 potential jurors scheduled to report here Wednesday." Watson said he and Stout have prepared defenses that Jaeger had declined to present, "a sufficient basis to discharge Mr. Jaeger. The bottom line is that Mr. Benny is entitled to the best defense he can get and also Times, heights of tides at Golden Gate Marine forecast June Low High 21 3:41 10:27 4.0 3:05 1.9 9:41 6.2 22 4:30 11:29 4.2 3:54 2.3 10:17 6.2 23 5:11 12:22 4.4 4:43 2.6 10:53 6.2 Sun and moon Sun Today Moon Today Rises 5:47 a.m.

Rises 5:21 p.m. Sets 8:35 p.m. Sets 3:23 a.m. Sun Tomorrow Moon Tomorrow Rises 5:47 a.m. Rises 6:24 p.m.

Sets 8:35 p.m. Sets 3:56 a.m. Full LastQtr. New First Qtr. OCDOCD June 25 July 3 July 10 July 16 7:50 p.m.

Sun, moon and tide predictions based on National Ocean Survey tables. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce. BAYDELTA Small craft advisory. Wind west to northwest 16 to 30 knots afternoon and evening hours through tonight.

Patchy low clouds tonight. POINT ST. GEORGEPOINT ARENA Wind becoming northwest 10 to 20 knots tonight. Waves 4 to 7 feet. Swell northwest 5 to 9 feet.

Increasing low clouds through tonight. POINT ARENAPOINT PINOS Winds decreasing to northwest 10 to 20 knots tonight. Waves 3 to 5 feet. Swell northwest 8 to 10 feet. Increasing low clouds through tonight.

POINT PINOSPOINT CONCEPTION Winds decreasing to 10 to 25 knots tonight. Waves 3 to 5 feet. Swell northwest 8 to 10 feet. Increasing low clouds through tonight. Tidal difference San Mateo Bridge 39 min.

high: 4-74 min. low; -fie feet high; 0.1 feet tow. Richmond 21 min. high; 29 mm. low; 0.

1 test high; 00 feet low. Dumbarton Bridge 48 min. high; 87 min. tow; 2.7 feet high; 0.1 feet low. Carqulnet Strait 114 min.

high; 138 min. low; 0.3 leet high; feet tow. BoM type indicates p.m. LATEST FORECASTSWeather 936-1212 Marine 876-2886 Aviation 876-0111 Road conditions 557-3755. Weather broadcast 162.55 MHz to It S1 i il 6 SDIIOC.

Funerals ore charges filed in missing yacht probe ASSAUNO, Irene C. I Cemeteries-Lots COLBY, Betty FLAHERTY, Ceorgs M. FLESCHLER, Carl NAJJAR, JuHaW. LAURENCE, Clara LOFTUS, Ezra B. MAIER, Jeanne Greenlee MARSHALL, Evelyn Thatcher T3eautv SMITH, Hugh L.

June 18, 1983; beloved husband of Eva Smith; devoted father of Yvette Burnett and Robert Kahl; dear brother of Alice Milson; loving grandfather of Justin Burnett, Robert, Jeffrey, Stanley, Patricia, Cynthia, Daniel and Thomas Kahl; a native of Australia; aged 90 years; a member of Berkeley Lodge 363 A.M., and the Olympic Club, a Charter member of S.F. Orchid Society and Golden Gate Angling 8. Casting Club; a retired Executive of Calif. Sugar and Western Pine Agency; a WW I ANZAC veteran. Private services were held Monday.

HALSTED-N. GRAY CO. 4000 19th. AVE. SERENE McBRIDE, Mary K.

MURPHY, Sheila WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALL LOS ANGELES (UPI) Four people, including; the chief investigator for the public defender's Las office, have been charged in a second fraudulently collecting insurance money on a yacht jhey claimed had sunk, a prosecutor said Tuesday. The four have already been charged with insurance fraud in the 1981 disappearance of the ketch "FreedornTI of San Francisco. Deputy District Attorney William Hodgeman saijl the second case was uncovered during preparations for the trial of the only one of the four whose whereabouts are known, investigator Douglas Reinertson, 47, of Las Vegas. The other three defendants, two men and a woman who is 1 legally married to both, are fugitives. "In the course of the investigation of the first case we unearthed another insurance claim involving the yaht ODELLO, Anna SCHNEIDER, Alma SMITH, HutH VALDEZ.

Blanche. WORRALL, Anna ZOBEL, Newten Beta MURPHY, Sheila Accidentally in S.F., June 19, 1983; beloved daughter of Benjamin and Catherine (nee Walsh); loving sister of Peter T. and Anna Maria Murphy; graduate of Star of the Sea Academy; a native of San Francisco; aged 21 years. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today, and are invited to attend the funeral 11:15 a.m.

from DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY, 500 Westlake DC; then to St. Cecilia's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:45 a.m. Interment Holy Cross. Rosary Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Those desiring may contribute to St.

Anthony's Dining Room, 121 Golden Gate S.F. 94102 or Star of the Sea Academy Development Fund, 350 9th. S.F. 94118 BUD DUGGAN FAMILY ODELLO, ANNA In Grass Valley, June 18, 1983; Anna Odello devoted and beloved mother of seven; grandmother of 13; great grandmother of eight; a native of Italy; aged 88 years. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

Tuesday and are invited to attend the Funeral Wednesday; June 22, 1983 at 10:30 a.m. from the Chapels of VALENTE, MARI-Nl, PERATA 4840 Mis-sionn thence to Corpus Christ! Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. A Rosary Tuesday, 7 p.m. Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery. 333-0161 SCHNEIDER, Alma L.

Passed away mercifully and peacefully, June 20, 1983; dearly beloved wife of 61 years of Sam A. Schneider; adored mother of Marilyn Mogelberg; and devoted grandmother of Deborah, Sally and Sharon Mogelberg. Services will be private. lASSALINO, Iran f. In San FLAHERTY, George M.

In S.F., June 19, 1983; dearly beloved husband of Betty J. Flaherty; devoted father of Georgene Flaherty; beloved brother of Kathleen Mathews, Joseph, Frank and the late Anne Flaherty; loving uncle of numerous nieces and nephews: a member of Disabled American Veterans. Friends may visit Tuesday from 2 to 9 p.m. at CURRIVAN'S CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET, 2550 Irving St. (at 26th Rosary, Tuesday, 8 p.m.

Mass of Christian Burial. Wednesday, 9:45 a.m., St. Cecilia's Church, Vicente St. and 17th Av. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery.

Contributions to American Cancer Society preferred. FLESCHLER, Carl At rest, June IS. 1983. Memorial services will be held Wednesday, 8 p.m. at the San Francisco Press Club, 555 Post S.F.

HAJJAR, Julia W. June 17, 1983; beloved wife of the late Howard N. Hajjar; loving sister of Emllie Livernette and the late George and Fred Nasser and Isabel Moore; also survived by nieces and nephews; a native of S.F. Private family services were held Sunday. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery.

HALSTED-N. GRAY CO. 4000 19th. AVE. LAURENCE, Clara In Milrbrae.

June 20, 1983, Clara of San Bruno; dear mother of Ralph Laurence and Cleora Magoria; dear sister of Henry and Ove Richer; also survived by four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; member of San Bruno Senior Citizens; native of Montana; aged 94 years. Private funeral services were held at SAN BRUNO FUNERAL HOME, 200 West San Bruno San Bruno. Interment Elko, Nevada. mi.iISrM-':!! ii it ii.it "ri LOFTUS, Ezra B. In So.S.F., June 15, 1983; aged 83 years; a resident of San Francisco for 52 Rears; husband of the late Wil-elmine Loftus; loyal employee of IBM Corporation for 30 years.

At Lofty's request no funeral service will be held. Contributions In his memory may be made to The S.F. S.P.C.A. or to your favorite Charity. MAIER, Jeanne Greenlee In San Mateo, June 19, 1983; beloved wife of the late Henry C.

Maier; loving sister-in-law of Herman L. Maier of Burlingame and Mrs. John W. Leggett of San Mateo; a member of the First Baptist Church of Burlingame. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 22 at 2 p.m.

at The COLONIAL MORTUARY OF CROSBY-N. GRAY aV 2 Park Road, Burlingame. Entombment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Contributions to your favorite charity or the Amercican Cancer Society, P.O. Box 4371, Foster City, CA 94404 MARSHALL, Evelyn Thatcher June 19, 1983, Santa Rosa, CA; survived by children, Frank Thatcher 8.

Selma Vanderford; grandchildren, Leann Koenders, Robin Lincoln, Margaret Bre-gante, Frank Thatcher III and Peter Thatcher; great-grandchildren, Bryan Koenders. Karen Lincoln and Everett Lee Lincoln; aged 86 years; member of Retail Florist Association 8. FTD for 30 years; iifetime member of Eastern Star Golden Gate Chapter, San Francisco. Private services Friday, June 24, 1983, NEPTUNE SOCIETY. McBRIDE, Mary K.

In Daly City, CA. June 18. 1983; beloved daughter of the late Michael and Margaret McBride; loving sister of the late Joseph A. and Sybil McBride; also survived by many cousins; native of S.F.; a retired teacher and principal of the S.F. School Dist.

Visitation, Tuesday after 3 m. Funeral, Wednesday, 9 a.m. rom the EVERGREEN MORTUARY of MC AVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd. at 10th. thence to St.

Vincent de Paul's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.-MCAVOY O'HARA CO. VALDEZ, Blanche F. In San Francisco, June 20, 1983; Blanche F.

Valdez beloved wife of the late William Valdez; loving mother of Virginia Wigton and Virginia Correa and the late Doris Valdez and Irvin Schole-field; loving mother-in-law of Douglas Wigton and William Correa; loving grandmother of David Wigton and Norma, Nancy and Beverly; loved by her greatgrandchildren and great greatgrandchildren; a native of California; aged 96 years; a member Of the Order of the Eastern Star. Friends many attend the funeral services, 1 p.m. June 22, at ANDERSON'S, Valencia St. at 25th. St.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. ANDERSON'S FUNERAL PARLORS VISITOR PARKING "Shalom, Hodgeman said. Our investigation determined it was a fraudulent claim. We located a boat in San Diego which our expert marine surveyor said is the "Shalom. It never sank at sea after being struck by a whale." Reinertson surrendered last Friday and was released on his own recognizance.

John Russell, also known as John Farrell, Robert Dozier and Suzanne Wright, also knoRas Suzanne Russell and Sherry Dozier, remain at large. Francisco, June 19, 1983, Irene E. Assalino; beloved daughter of the late James and Eugenia Assallno; loving sister of Frank, Fred and Gladys Assallno-, sister-in-law of Alma and Mary Assalino; dear aunt of Sandra Lendall, James, Fred, Anthony and Stephen Assalino; a native of San Francisco. Friends may call after p.m. Monday and are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday.

June 22 at a.m. from the Chapels of VALENTE-MARINt-PERATA 4840 Mission thence to the Church of the Epiphany, where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9 a.m. Rosary Tuesday evening 8 p.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. 333-0161 ZOBEL, Newton Getz After a long illness in San Rafael, June, Cremations '18, IvoJ; rjerovea nuavanu ui years of Paula Waterman Zobell of San Rafael: beloved father of COLBY, Betty June 14, 1983; TliB non-profit cemetery of -I fen final res tint place for families of all faiths and incomes.

Hera you will, find crematories, columbaruims, and mausoleums, all in ai setting of tranquility and; beauty. We welcome yopr, visit, or suggest that you write for our descriptive bro-, chure. MEMORIAL PARK A non-profit cemetery tor all aflha, Coima, San Mateo County 7S5OS80 Eleanor Zobel Holton and the 1 oeiovea wire or tenoy coiDy; mother of Marilyn; grandmother of Linda and Ricki. DAPHNE'S 1 CHURCH ST. Cemeteries-Lots WORRALL, Anna In this city, June 19, 1983; devoted wife of George A.

Worrall; and loving mother of Lois Bentson, Audre Dioli, George, Gary, Peter and the late Raymond; grandmother of 23; great grandmother of eight; native of San Franciso; aged 78 years. Rosary Tuesday, 8 p.m. COM-ISKY-ROCHE. Dolores at 16th. S.F.

Mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., Mission Dolores Basilica. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. RONALD BROWN DIRECTOR 861-7170 Cremations Funeral Directors 1 late Maybelle zooei Mitcneii; loving grandfather of five; brother of Jerome F. Zobel M.D. of Palo Alto and half-brother of Claire Ann Modica; past Noble Grand of alta Lodge 205 1.O.O.F.

S.F., past President of the Ros Valley Players, member of Unity Lodge 374 F.A.M. of S.F.; a native of S.F.; aged 80 years. At the request of the deceased no funeral services were held. The Neptune Society. DAPHNE FUNERALS MPHM t.F.

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