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COnnrA In KentfleM. 'arln County, SFrawlflf fitamtaff 1 5 sm Senator Michael Burns Dies; Long Member of Legislature fr.rrr tr. MO PltOGKA.MJ LISTED Htljiw illlra for errore tausrd 6 A.M. KC'BS Nora Drake: nrt Ifcrt KC'BS lino I ivYi i iwl nuio nations, in r.xaminer asatimea by last minute ehangee. Chet Hunt- a AMff.

trriA IICCA tiS ear A Ml HIS. AKL H. ill tears ANDFItso.N, HA HOLD t. 61 years BAhUt, JUKI I'll IIAKOLU BATKMAN, MAItiiAKr.T (ASIItTA, JOHN 15 ears ill MARY noUlltl a COHDt A. TIIFODOItK HARIIV IIOON AN.

CILIA FOHTIF.lt, HON A A BH years FKKFMAN, A HI III It JAM I a Altlt ARItANT, FRANK HAMANN. lit STAV A HOOI'KR, KI TH ISAACS, WILLIAM KNIGHT, LT. JOHN UII IJAMH STAFF BUT. ALT LB E. LANOI.ItKBK.

WILLIAM G. LAW, WILLIAM MIKl X. AMF.S A. K. MANStAl ALLAN JAMI.S ANSON, CI.ABtTH i.

ercd a strong friend of fish and game conservation and propagation measures. Ho likewise was Instrumental creating legislation which assured a five-day week for all State employes. LEAVES FAMILY. KGO Sliule. a at iJ Km and Shins.

gNBC Music! 8:19 Farmer's niKcat. KCHsi Farm Revnw. Sunrise Pnlute hs Frank Com (5:30 A. M. KHIi Home IHsret.

fcKHO Rise and Shin. Hunkhous Jamboree. H( HS Sunrise Salute: 6.45. new 7 A. N.

KGO Newel 7:10 Murnlns llnrliom. BFKC Frank Hemingway! 7 Breakfast flan. KBC-Nawit HuWdV Neigh- tinraf Sunrise Ba. lut'. 7:35.

news 7:30 A. M. Zcke Manner FKC Breakfast Gang; 7:45 news OHO Bona of Plo-per! 7:45 Sam Haval. K( Hrt News: 7:45, Fred Keck MAN Health April J9, 1049, Theodore Harrv Conlua, beloved father of Mrs. llelene M.

Christmas and Walter J. Cordua, loving bioth. of Edward Cordua of Oakley. and the late Analnle Cordua: de. voted grandfather of Judith Ann Chrlm.

mas, Robert Walter and Paul Martin Cordua: a member of Inspiration Lndce No. 143, F. A of Denver. Colorado, Funeral services Monday afternoon, 1 o'clock, at the Mnrtuarv of Halsted A 1123 Suiter near Polk, under the auspices of Keannrt Lodce No. 5.MI.

M. Interment, Cvprese Lawn Memorial Park I'llFFMAN'In this city April 59. 1949. Arthur James, husband of Mvrlle Doit Freeman, loving son of Ray Free. man of Astoria, Ore and loving brother oi e.nr.a bisks or re Towngend, Wash, a native of Lynn.

Mass Friends are Invited ii attend the fn nera I services Tues.l morning at 10:30 oclock at the Mortuary oi Halsted- iMcras. him uivissdsro gt. Inurnment. Olivet Memorial Park, GAKRARIt ANT In this elt if.v 1. 1949 "rraorant, loving Husband of n.

Funeral services Tuesday at 10 t. from Ashley McMulien a. 4200 Oeary Rlvd. at Sixth Ave. HAMANN in thle eltv Anril 59 1949 Gustav Hanunn, beloved husband of the lale Carolina Hamsun loving father of Paul Fred Gustav and lienrv Ha-mann, Mrs.

Helen McKlnnon. Mrs. Phoetie Jick Mrs. M-iv 1'lcue-i Mrs. Carrie niner anu me laie David ifamann brother of Mae Corkery.

and the lale iMcnarn nmann. also survived by fifteen ana eleven great-grand. children Fineral services fnnrfa at 9 a. at the moituary of Halsted A 1123 Poller near Polk. Interment, Olivet M.iuu(iai i arn, HCMtPKH In Pan Francisco.

April 3Q, 1949. Ruth Hooper, wife of Clifford J. fjonp" San Maleo; mother of Alice J. ddel, Berkeley. Phyllis.

Lloyd and William Hooper. San Mateo; daughter of Laura Wssley. San Mateo; lister of Fred ws.iey, uiencove, n. x. Funeral servlcee will be held Tuesday.

Mar 3. 1949, at 2:30 i. m. at the Colonial Mortuary of Crosby-N. Gray A 2 Park Rurllngame.

Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. ACS-At rest April 29. 1949. William, beloved husband of Birdie Isaacs, loving brother of Janet Morris and Kmma Marks, uncle ot Judge Clarence Morris. Ktta Roberts.

Chester A. Morris. Jac nuellne Burmelster and Clare Morris. A member of Pain Revere Lodge No. 462 J.

A. M. Widows and Omhapa. R. F.

P. and Veteran Police Officers Aasn Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday, May 2. 1949. at 1 "nlr Oie suspires nf Paul Revere Lodge No, 4B2. F.

A from the mortuary or juiiiis a Godeau. 41 Van Ness nv near Market St. "orthei-B France. Feb 13 Lt' William Knight, Ninth Alt Force U. I Army Air Corp, dear ly beloved eon of Anne A.

and n.nm. 1V.n,h, loving brother of Mrs. Doro. th'j. 8 Mateo: Virginia.

Louis and Gilbert Knight. Redwood City, and rfunn ffoo oiieei nomero Friends are resnecifnii. invit lh. 15l.nr"1 Tuesday. May 3rd, 1949, at Mt.

Carmel Church. Redwood CHv. where a Requiem Mass will ba eels-brated for the repose of his soul com-menclng el 9:30 a. Interment, Golden Gale National Cemetery gan Bnlno. i.

Funeral Home. Red- nnrirt Kilted In France. Aunist 1R staff m. Waller E. Kreipe.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Muller: brother nf Henry K. and Anntmarle Uebel and uoroioy Mymanskt. Memorial servlcea will be lield for Staff Sgt.

Walter E. Kreipe In the Noble Memorial Chapel at 2 p. m. Tues-I day, May 3, 1949, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Make You TlckT NOON KOO MusleillilS, news. MmNewa! 12:15.

Sidewalk Reporter. EN HI News; 12:15. Ma Perkins K( lis News: 12:115. Katherlne Kerry. 12:30 P.M.

It GO Musle. Mill muiwaik Reporter; 13 45, music KNKC Pepper Young: 12.45 Right to Kt Knox Man nine: 12:45. song 1 1 M. KOtl Breakfast In Hoy wood. KKIH MiiNte.

HO Backstage wife: 1:15 Stella Pallas. KIRS Housewives' Protective League. 1:30 P.M. Kfio Home Institute. KSKO LadV Hph 111 I II I KFKC Musle.

KNBC Loremo Jnnes: 1 :45. Widder Brown 8 A. M. KCHS Winner take All: 1 :45 HneUett's nrch. KGO Breakfast flub.

II Hi Cecil Brown 8:13 Llndlahr M. Ki.n -Surprlae I'nrk KVRC Fred Waring K( Pat O'Brien i Bewa. 8:30 A. M. EC( Hiaakfast Club.

KSI-0 iJUilneM newa. BFltt --News; 8:40. Be Byt 8 45, music. KNBO Jack Berchl 8:45. Bill Gavin.

KCHS Grand Slam: 8:45, aire. Kl. It Against tlia Storm. NK(; Whenillri Marries: 2:15. Portia Fat-en 1.

1 fa. KC'BS Hint Hunt: 3.1, iir. lot inil tlon. 2:30 P. M.

KGO Bride and Groom. KKK( Deems Taylor concert. ENBC Plain Bill! Z'45 Front Psea Farrell 9 A. M. KGO Welcome Traveler KFRC Kale Smith.

BC Hill Gavin: 9:15. music. KC'BS Wcndv War ren: 9:15. Aunt Jenny 9:30 A.M. KGO Kay Kyser Kollege.

KFRO--Emliv Barton. KNBC Woman's Magazine. B.CHS Helen Trent 9:45. Gal Sunday. 10 A.

M. GO Ted Ma lone 10:15. Galea Drake. U'liC- Newa: 10:15. Gospel 8inger.

Khi: Music KTHM Meel Missus, 3 P. M. KGO Talk Way Out. Kl Itc Hminv nana KNBC Road nf Life: 3:15 I KC'BS Arthur Godfrey V5J1IP Kfio Hiiiiv I'nrty. KFRO Soiim.

45 KMBC -r Aunt Mary: 3:45, Ws Love and Learn KCBK Arthur Goilfrev 4 P. M. KGO Party Timet 4:15, Ann Midden. KFIll) Fulton Lew- Is: 4:15. Frank HeminEwav KNBC Woman's Secret: 4.15 Lift Beautiful KC'BS-Heir) Shrln- er; 4:15.

Stirtd-ln. 4:30 P.M. KGO Ann llnlil-n I 4:45, show tunca. KJ'ltC Pttiii Pa-I -ile; 4 KNBC Helpful Hints: 4:45, Kaltenhorn KC'BS Bob Croshy; HfBS BiK Sister 10:15. Ma Perkins 10:30 A.

M. KGO Sinry. KFKO Variety. KNBC Family Week series; l-ora I.awton. KB Young Dr.

Malons; 10:43. Guiding 1,1 tit 4:4.1 Kd liunow 5 P.M. Kllll I hallente of the Vukun. Kl lit! i.iii'erttmn. KNBt: Jnilv Bill 5:15.

Bandstand. KCBS Knox Man- nlnS; 5.13. yy chnlogy talk KSA'MChlldran'a Corner. P. M.

KGO Jack Arm- slrona. if HI cant. Mid. night: 5 45 Tom Mix. K.N KG urchestra and vocal ii' 11A.M.

EGO Betty Lroeken 11:18. Get More Out lit Ufa. Kmc Ladies First. EN B(J Double Or Nothing BCbs Mn. Burton: Perry Mason.

11:30 A.M. EGO lwlht New ton's Schnolcastl 11:45. musle? KFKC Quean tor a Day. EN Hi Today't Children; 11:45, Light of Woi.o. Iiiijriiig News 9 P.

M. lay; news. 6 P. M. KGO Arlhnr l.aeth; mi rent I'untrol.

KOO Edwin 0 Hlllt 8:05, newat lm illui-i 1 Inii Davis. Ksm Meiody Hour KFHC -Newst :15. KUtC Gabriel i.anny rtoas. Heater: newsreel. KNHC TelebtMnt Hour.

KC HS Inner ENBC out l.iunbtit'd'i. bauctum 9:30 P. M. KCHS P.adln Theater: Alias Tstlock'a Mimons." EVA Dmle Martin. 6:30 P.M.

KGO Mr. rri'tiiient hFKC K1h and Hunt Club: 8 55 Bill Henry. KN -I)r. 1. 0.

KCHS Radio Theater 7 P. M. RGO On Trial. KFHC Upon: 9:45 Milton Lewis. KNHC-Symphonettf at ns Henhh; ei "viBni l'ior RHOW U.

C. wolksliop. 10 P.M. RGOl Reporter! KGO Lnn Manser. 10:111.

mimic KNI'O Dmice Date. KFItC News: 10:15, Music Box, I'avea: 10 15. must o. KC'BS- News: 10:15, Hansen Ktions. K4HS Musi" Halt.

hSAN Greek-Amerl-an nrorram 0:30 P.M. KGO Mn.let 10:45. Music Hall KFKC Music. KNBC Mulc, KC Its Curfew Club ir lie American Forum. KN'HC Cuntenttd nroaram.

KC HS ily Friend irma 7:30 P.M. KGO Guest titar; 7:45, tube annouured, RHIU Kid. KNBC Hoivood Theater nf gtars. KCHft Poll htK. 8P M.

Kl." llalirnad Hour KHi -HnceDHll: Han vs. in DlrKo. KUtl ei Genres It HN'U Munnet Cluo. 15 world news KT'Bs Lowell Thomas: 8.15 la'k Smith KI.X- 8:10, lis ss-lia II: Oaks vs. Portland.

8:30 P.M. A Music 11 P. M. Kr.o New: 1 1 tils Blue. siHirts.

KFKC Campus Ma mie. KNBC Music, KC'BS News. 11:05, Curfew Club. KBOW Musle Ainum. RJBS Classical music.

11:30 P. M. i nt nf iniiniaa I U.I. II limir, n.t.j. nenwj i Taylor.

Kfo- rgo Tromtu'll. KFItl Sherlock II mcs; 55 S'Ol" KGO Dance: 11:45. mn.le. KFItC Music; 1 1 :45. nsws.

KNBC Muln: 11:55. n'w BS- Curfew Club: 11:45, talk. KNBt "xi icade of itipr: Kt RS Talent I Pcout. FM LOS stj'i M-a. 4nnrt.

Operating Hrs I'M iiia I fia Mid KAI ttl 7 it'! P.m. 7 p. p. m. RSI (li.lt 3 p.

11. in. KS.IO-I'.M P5 II J37 ft a. 9 p. m.

KHUN Oil. 5 'iL'l 3 P. m. p. m.

kWBK-FM 9). 1 9 a. I n. KJHM-FM flS.9 1 1 a. p.

KSBK 1011.5 3 p. p. fcllVV-FM I03.7 V1 3 P- ftp. Kill 1: Hill. I iS3 9 a.

p. m. KNRCi 1HI.7 S59 Da. Mid. KLV-FM 101.3 lln Slid, hill 191.1 271 3 p.

p. m. W'lrh Itie excention of Ftation KRON operating five iliivs weekly, all station! are nn the air seven riavs a week. KAI.W flva daya weekly. Mon day tli-oneh if.nv.

Red-'n Selves At U. S. Embassy LONDON, May Nine youns Communist demon strators chained and padlocked themselves tonight to the railing around the United States Embas sy on Grosvenor Square, near the center of London. Police said the demonstrators shouted anti-American slogans and distributed Communist leaflets to passcrsby for almost a half hour. A crowd of several hundred watched police use hacksaws to cut through the chains.

transnortatlon 211 Preposition 2 Easily crumbled 29 Fault 31 Weed 32 Fruit of the aourd family 3.1 Grinder 34 He adjusts muelra! instrumente 35 36 Church Interior 37 Berve 39 pastry 40 Insane 43 Hindu mantra SATURDAY'S ANSWERS He came to the United States from Ireland In 1909, and was ap prenticed to the machinist trade In Eureka. In 1913, he married the former Millie Agnes Maxwell of Eureka, and in addition to his widow, is survived by six children, Mrs. O. A. Moore, Mrs.

Henry Carlson, Frances Burns, and Pa tricia Burns; and two sons, Bernard, and Paul Burns. Senator Burns was a member a number of organizations, Including the B.P.O. Elks, Eagles Knights of Columbus, Grange, International Association of Ma chinists, Eureka Volunteer Fire Department, and various fish and game clubs. His body was taken to the Clark, Booth and Yardley mortuary. A rosary will be recited here 8 p.

m. tomorrow. Funeral services tentatively were set for Thursday in Eureka. Schenck Quits Film Firm By LOUELLA O. PABSOXS Motion Picture Editor Intl News Service HOLLYWOOD, May M.

Schneck, who with Darryl Zanuck founded the Twentieth Century-Fox Film Company, sub mitted his resignation to that firm's board of directors Friday, requesting they accept it imme diately. The major producing company of which Schenck is virtually the head, undoubtedly will try to induce him to remain. One of the most beloved men in the film business, Schenck's reputation for fairness is responsible for his being frequently drafted to serve as arbiter In in dustry disputes. I Meanwhile, Hollywood has been heeding rumors that he will head the United Artists Theater Corporation, which controls 350 mo tion picture houses throughout the Nation. He has vast experience In the exhibition field, having started In this branch of the motion picture Dusiness.

With his brother, Nicholas, Schenck was largely responsible for the success and expansion of the vast chain of Loew theaters, WIi ore's The Fire? The fire department responded to the following alarms late Saturday and yesterday: SATl KII.AV 11:25 p. tn. Merced and Garcia Avenues; electric wires on pole; smell damage. 11:4,1 p. m.

Sansome and Pacific ouri-is, laise alarm. 11:4 p. m. 3501 Fillmore Street; sparks from chlmnnv; no damage. VENTERDAV li.1V a.

m. Oearv Rtreel- n.n.r. under stairs; no damage. 12:23 a. m.

2715 Sacramento Btreet; leaking water pipe. 1:54 a. 217 Eddy Street; eareless smoking; chMterfleld; small damage. 8:27 a. m.

1637 Clay Street; broken water pipe: na riamcge 8:34 a. 91 1 Kearny Btreet; broken eewer pipe. 10:43 a. -S27 Coleridge Street: mat. tress: smoking, small damage.

11:29 a. tn. 15S5 Beach Street: look. out. 12:31 n.

m. Twentieth and Votk Streets; water flow In sprinkler system; no damage. 1:10 P. 4635 California Street- broken heater ripe; no damage. P.

m. 222 Parnassus Street: rub- bi-h htveen wells: small riamace. 2:29 P. m. 940 Haves Street: ssrh.i.

Chute: slight damage. 2:40 p. m. Forty-fifth Avenue and Pa-clieco Street: false alarm. 3:18 o.

m. Pennsylvania and Marinnsa Streets: street flare set fire to planks; no damage. 4:31 D. m. 2480 Lvon Street: hnnh fire In lot.

4:37 p.m. 1243 Thirty-eighth Avenue: refrigerator. P. Grant Avenue between Pine and California; automobile brakes V04 p. m.

Southwest rorner Bay and RaUer Streets; false alarm caused by backyard steak fry. il n. m. nospttai, rourteentn Avenue and Lake Btreele: eucalyptus ann prnsn, p. m.

411 Cherry Btreet: over heated stove: no Hsmsee p. m. Twenty-first and pouglass nireeiw; nre in ovenr no namage. 7:30 p. m.

851 Rmadway: water leak. 7:31 p. m. 331 Grafton Avenue; elec. trie wires on pole.

7:41 p. m. 1062 nutter Street; overheated motor; no damase. p. m.

Orisaba and Minerva Streets! false alarm. 8:34 p. 702 Seventh 'Avenue; defee. the light switch 8:39 p. m.

Wallace and Hawea Streets; fire In dump. 8:43 p. m. 125 Broadmoor Prlve; lockout. 8t4T p.

4021 California Street smoking chimney: nu damage. CkiirrH LK of Grace Deveny I.amlgrelie. loving father ui jus. isrie jarreiL ana irs. vjeriruiic Klllsen.

brother of Arthur, Waller and Fred Landarebe grandfather of William and Gregory LUlsen; a native of lian Francisco. Funeral servl-es Monday tnornlnf. 11 o'clock, at 'lie Mortuary of Halslsd Sutter near Polk. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. LAW In this city, Mny 1.

1919. William Law, beloved son of the late Daniel and Mary Law, loving brother mt Harrv J. Law, and the late Margaret Dougherty aim james i-aw; a native ot Kan Fran. Cisro, Friends are Invited to attend the fu-fteral Wednesday at 9 a. from the Chapel of the United Undertakers, 109H South Van Ness Ave.

at 22nd thence to Bt. Teresa's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Interment. Holv Cross Cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary Tueeday at I p.

m. LE M1EI Tn this fltv. Anrll SO. 1949. James beloved husband of Agnes Le Mieux, father of Earl A.

Le Mleux. Friends are Invited to attend a Requiem Mass Tuesday at 6:30 a. m. at the Chapel of the Little Bisters of the Poor, 300 Lake Bt. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mc-Avoy-O'Hara Co. LOTTR1T7, In this rltv May 1. 1949. Mvra beloved wife of Frank sister of me lit Ralph H. Wells: a member of Bookbinders Blnderv Women I'nlon Loci I No and president of the.

I.a' Counlv Calif. Federation of Women's Clubs. (Lake County, papers please copy.) Funeral Wednesday a 2:30 p. at Oanlner. Felder.

Kennv Chapel. 196, Market Street at Diihnce Ave. Inter ment, cypress Lawn Memorial Park. MANSEAr In this ettv May J. 1949.

Allen James, beloved father of Richard A. Mansesii. lovlnr son of THwarrl V. iml the late Anna Manaenu. brother of Louis wiiuam an.i Edna, E.

Jlanseau. and Mrs. Frank Lovette. Friends may cal, at the Memorial Chanel of Carew A English, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave, Notice of funeral later. MAN0 In this city.

April 30. 1949. Eliiaheth dearly beloved wife of the late David 8. Msnson. loving mother of Andrew.

Lawrenee. John and the late James Mansnn. loving sister of TV. John Brown. Margaret and Marv Brown.

Friends mav call at the Chapel of Povner and Dusel (Golden Gate Mortu-aryl. l.VV) California St. near Polk. Notice of funeral later. Hit FN Tn this city, April 30 1949.

William beloved husband of Marv G. Marden. loving father nf Mrs. Paul Prezlosl and Harold W. Marden, brother or sirs, William guast.

Mrs. James Lewis. Albert George and Edward L. Marden, grandfather of Susan Preilosl. Retired member of Lathers Union, Local on, ana asdssios worker union, No.

lit. Funeral Tuesday, at 8:30 a. from Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel, 198S Market Street at Dunooe thence to Holy Redeemer Church where a Requiem High Mass Will h. relehrat.4 at 9 a.

m. Interment, Holy Cross Ceme- Mrf.Al T.nT.TN' At her home, 1435 Raw- niorne lerrace, in Berkeley, California April 30. 1949, Katharine McLaughlin, beloved wife of the late William H. McLaughlin, loving mother of Donald wci.augmin or rserkelev, dear grand mother of nonntd tn Berkeley, and Charles C. McLaughlin of Hoston, a native of Folsom California, aged SS years.

A member of tl" R'rkelev Women's Cllv Club the Twentieth Century Club, the Womens Auxiliary of the A. I. M. and All Souls Episcopal Church. Private family services will be held this afternoon at the family residence.

Rerkeley. Burial will be In the famllv Plot In Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Rev. Cit tor 8n Francisco. Balled May 1, tkr.

Paul Bhoup for Ban Franc seo; str. Marine Snapper for San S1ROC1BCO, rihATTLE Arrived Anrll n. sociated from Ban Francisco; str, Purdue Victory from Ban Francisco. Balled April 28. etr.

Coastal Monarch for Alaska, itr. Charlee K. Dant for vn. eouver. Arrived Anrll 20.

tit. viiaoinn from Ban Franclscoi str, Alameda from Vancouver; sir. H. H. Raymond from Kobe; atr.

living 8. Cobb from Yoko- nama: Army str. Bgt. Morris Craln THE WEATHER Ran Francis mnA (k. R.v Sma DaHtH.

cloudy today with a few brief showers; siigntiy cooler today clearing tomorrow; iuw mn morning so-nn; nign today 55-62 moderate westerly wind Northern California Mostly cloudy north and partly cloudy south portion with a few-light showers today; clearing late tonight or tomorrow; moderate to fresh west. to northwest winds off coast, except southerly win, mjm nunnwaru tnia iorenoon; eugnt ly cooler todav. Sierra Nevada Mostly cloudy today with occasional light rains Sonora Pass north: partly cloudy tomorrow; slightly cooler today. Sacramento Valley Mostly cloudy today with a few light showers: clearing tonight Or tomorrow: glichtlv cooler tmlav- hirli today 65-75: low tonight 42-48 San Joaquin Valley Partly cloudy today, clearing tomorrow: slightly cooler south nortlon today: high todav 70-78 low tonight 45-50. Snnta Clara and Mvermnre Valleys PnrtlV clOUdV today, clearing tomorrow.

slightly cooler today. nauna i alley Increasing cloudiness today with a few light showers north portion; clearing tomorrow; slightly cooler today; high today 65-75: low tonight 45-50, Monterey Ray Area Partly elotidv today with a few showers: clearing tomorrow; sllehtly cooler today; moderate westerly winds. Ixis Anreles and Vicinity Low cloudiness and fog this morning: Increasing high cloudiness In afternoon: allchtlv cooler TEMPERATCRES ANP PRECIPITATION to r1. si npay MAY 1 Western Itriwirts HI. Lo 'Sunnyvale Alhuouerotie 80 46 Susanvllle HI Lo 49 70 41 n-iKerstield 85 Rlshop 85 Pine Canyon 60 52' Tononah 72 43 83 49 41 Williams 41' wiuneniucca 44' Yuma 67 4' 92 Boh 62 Penver El Paso Eureka 67 85 58 65 64 63 90 75 95 64 86 94 62 57 80 70 60 74 371 Faafern Reports 61' Atlanta.

79 55 Boston 57' Brownsville 35' Buffalo 28 Charleston 59 Chicago 2Sl Cincinnati 5o nes Moines 64: Pctroit 60' Fort Worth 52! Houston 82 90 78 81 72 75 60 76 84 resno Havre He'ena Indio Lander Las Vegaa I.oa Angeles Needles Oakland 87 Paao Rnbles PhoenU Pocatelln Portland Red Bluff Reno 58 Kansas City 68 43' Memphis TO 4 8 Miami 84 67' Minneapolis 63 40 New Orleans 86 51 'New York 68 48 North Platte 66 Rosebttre Sacramento Salinas 69 49 Oklahoma C. 76 Salt 1 ake C. 71 4.T Omaha 51 Pensacola 50' rittshurch 50 Rapid City 51 St. Louis 48 Ssn Antnnla 6 Virkaburg 94'Waahlngtoa 38 Wichita Wlllleton San TMeen 68 Francisco 8. F.

Airport 63 San Jose 71 San. Barbara 68 Seattle 55 Sheridan 6.1 Spokane 51 Precipitation (last twenty-four hours Western Stations- Boise. Eureka, Portland. Rnseburg, 76: Seattle, .41: Sookane, .42: Oskland, Poratello. Salinas.

San Francisco and San Francisco Airport, a trace. Eastern Stiltons Atlanta. .29: Charles-ton, .28: Chicago 21: Cincinnati. .12: Pee Moines, .03: Kansas City, 1 44: Mem- pins, 1.29: Miami, a trace: Minneapolis 07: New York. 79: Oklahoma Cltv.

.02 Omaha, ,06: Pittsburrh, .13: Ranid Cltv 06: St. T.ouls. .01: Viektburft. Wash lnrton 02; Wichita 25 SPFCIAI. S4V FRANCISCO REPORT Seasonal preclpiiat'on to date.

17.15 normal to date. 21 seasonal to dete last vear. 15 04: seasonal normal. 22 02 nreetpltatlon for twentv-four houre ending at a a. none: nrec tat on einre storm heran.

a trace. Highest temperature this vear orcreea on 11: lowest tem-nerahir this season. .12 detrees on January 10. Snow on eronnd at Soda Snrinc st 8 a. m.

26 (Season beginning JUP' Jl'n, 1 MFATMFH K( MMART 8 P. M. A low Pressti-e svstem that hes een moving verv slowlv eastward end meaken log is 150 mile, southwest of the north tin of Vancouver Island. The southern tip ef this elorm it exneoted to nasa over the Bav region Mondsv and lt Is probable that a little nrecipltation wifl occur but the amount will be very light. Purine the eastward movement of thle storm todsv llltht rain was rertnrtsd In the Ft.

Brsgt area, tha most southern station reporting precipitation. Variable cloudiness vel eenerel ever -nost of Cellfornla from San Francisco end Sarrememo northward today and mostly dear weather occurred over the remainder the State, except for morning fog elong the eoast. Temperatures were slightly armer over the Slate except a'ong the coast north of San Franciso and across tl-e extreme north nortlon whe-e tempere-mres were lwer bv three to deres. some light drisrie baa occurred in the Bar Francisco area durinc the past but the area envered hae been snottv Punrg the dv moderate to locally heav. smmints of rain occurred in western Washington and Orerrtn and a few I'thl shower, east to Ihe rorthern RvVe Generally fair weather prevailed in the remainder ef the western Stetes In th S'atea.

shower aid tritie-derstoTTfle were reported from th Grea Lakes and North Atlantic coast eouthmard 'o the Gulf of Mexico. Ter wr a scattered shower in th P'am B'stes and considerable eloudlnes with tempe-aturee cenerally lower thl aftarnoon. In the Great Lake region. afernoon rH w.re lower bv nearly 20 dc-ee. However in th aoufi-east States temperature rose To Mondey, May 1949 CCCC injtrr ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS" "BIRTHDAY GREETINGS" "CARD OF THANKS" "IN MEMORIAM" "MASS NOTICE" or "MEMORIAL DEDICATION" on ih'u pagi Phone Sutter 1-2424 and aik for Mitt Ford.

She will gladly assist you with helpful information regarding the correct wording and publication. P. M. Casady officiating1. (Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull Sons) Service.) McMUHIV In this city, April 28, 1949, I'eua ineresa.

dearly beloved wife of Leo Edward McMahon, loving mother of James and John McMahon and Mrs. Michael J. Meaney. beloved daughter of the lale Bridget Hanigan and sister of Edward Hanigan; a native of Comur Mayo, Ireia.id. Friends are Invited to attend the fu- neral Monday, May 2.

at 10 a. from Funeral Parlors, 835 Va lencla Bt. bet. 19th and 20th thenct to Kt. Mary'e Cathedral where Requiem High Mass will be offered tor the repo- of her soul, commencing at 10:30 a.

r. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening; at 8 p. m. Interment, Holy Croea Cerae- 1 tery. ORCHARD Tn Ban Bruno, Aprit 29, 1949.

ei, vrcimra, ar.ri oeioveu wuw of the late Oscar Orchard, devoted sister -of Dr. Bert J. Lasswell. and the lata -Alice Ryan. Ida H.

and Edward C. Lasswell Funeral servlcee will be conducted Tuesday, May 3. at 11:30 a. from the mortuary of W. C.

Lasswell A 6154 Mission St. corner Wilson. Inter ment. Olivet Memorial Park. RI1.FV In Campbell.

April 30. 1949, Kilgar G. Riley, husband of Leta Riley of Campbell, father of Mre. May Toiilt of Campbell, Edgar O. Rllev Jr.

of San Francisco, grandfather of Marion Toieh. of Campbell; a native of Minnesota, aged 65vears. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral eervlces at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park Colma, Monday, May 3, 1949, at Rutherford Funeral Home Service, Campbell. Calif.) ROSF In Oakland. April 29 1949, Clifton 1 Page Rose, dearly beloved husband of Frances E.

Rose, loving father of Cllf. 1 ton P. Rose. M. devoted grandfather of Mary Frances and Catherine Ann Rose: a native of Berkeley, Calif; aged 58 years.

i Friends are respectfully Invited to at. tend the funeral Wednesday, May 4. 1949. at 9 o'clock a from the Fu. ernal Home of Freeman A Cos-Roach A Leonard.

2630 Telegraph Oakland; thence to Our Lady 0' Lourdes Church, where a Solemn Rixiulem Hich Mass will he celebrated for in renose nf his soul commencing at 9:30 a Recitation of the Rosarv, Tuesday evenlne at 8 o'clock, Services under auspL'--' of Oakland Lodge No. 171. BP Tuesday evening at o'clock. Entombment. Holy Sepul-, chre ausoleum SCAKICtBAHOZZI Tn this eltv, Mav 1949 Roberto, beloved husband of Clira loving father of Maris Scsrleaharor.zt.

Funeral Monday at 2 00 Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel, 1963 Market Street at Pub'K-e Ave, Inurnment, Cvr.ress Lawn Memorial Park. SCOVIIXF. In this city, Sunday, May 1.. 1949, Delia, loving daughter of i Mangan, sister of Marie Tachls.

Alia Carr and Winifred Klrhy, aunt of Anthony and Thomas Tachla; a native of Ohio. Illinois. 4 Friends are Invited to attend the ineral eervlces Tuesday, Mav 3rd, at a. m. from the mortuarv of Ange'o Petrlnl and 1548 Stockton thence to St.

Francie Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9:30 a. m. Entomb, ment Italian Cemetery. SF1TI In this city, April SO. 1949, Ellen Anna Sells, wife of Frank Sella, loving mother of Mrs.

Beatrice Gregory, daugh. ter of Andrew A. Hlllbark. and elster of Alfred and George Hillback; a native of Astoria. Oregon.

Friende are Invited to attend the funeral service at 10 a. m. Tuesday. May 3, at Gray's, Dlvlsadero Bt. at Post.

SI l.ll VAN Tn Monterey Park. Calif. Anrll 09 ifln Margaret Sullivan, oi 2S90 California Bt. Rosary Monday, 7:30 p. at Wilson's Mort iary, Monterey Park.

California. loin miiim ruy. Apru -o, L.oreira R. Todt. beloved wife of Arthur L.

Todt, lovlnf mother of the lata Nancy Rosa. mon.le Todt Private aervlces were held Saturday. Anrll 30th. Gray's. Dlvlsadero St.

at r. 1949, Antonio Vallelunga, dearly beloved husband of Maria Vallelunga, beloved father of Teresa Costantinl, Anna PI rrancisco, rniiip. rank and Anthony Vallelunga. Rose Bellantl and Josle Mar-tarano; also survived by seventeen lovins; grandchildren: dear great-grandfather ef six great-grandchildren, devoted brother of Sebastiano Vallelunga of Mt. View, Calif, and Angelina Clrsulo of Trabla.

Italy! dear brother-in-law of Salvatort Cozno; a native of Trabla. Italy, aged 77 years and 6 months. Friends are Invited to attend the fu. neral Tuesday. May 3.

at 9:15 a. from the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission, nr. 25th thence to tha Church of the Immaculate Folsom at Preclta.

where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of hie soul, commencing at 9:45 a. m. Entombment. Holy Cross Mausoleum. (San Jose papera pleas cony.

I WILLIAMS In this city. April 29. 1949. Olive dearly beloved wife of Lincoln P. Williams, loving aunt of Grace Clements, Olive C.

and Walter Fosa and Eddie Browne: a native of Sacramento. Calif. A member of T. L. 1.

of Sacra- Calif Funeral Tuesday. 9:10 a. froia Gantner, Felder Kennv Chapel. 1965 Mar. Thomas' Church where a' Reuuiem Mas will be celebrated st 10 a.

m. Interment Ho cross (Spiritual bouquet preferred WINTER In action on Okinawa, May 13. 19-5 William Silss Hospital Appren-11 First Class, U. 8. idollied eon of T.avlnla and the late William Silas UYiisr devoted brother of Paphn Plan! Ijvmg nephew of Jack Burton, 8scramnto: Mrs.

Bettle Howells. Pasa Calll. IOI.II.h TV. Mrs. Mary Havens, Washington! Harold Winter, Birkenhead.

England, and M-. Lottie Askeland, Cap Town, Souils Africa. Inurnment private. Cypress Lawn Me mortal Park. FOR THAT BLESSED F.VTNT Special Printed Cellophaned Cigars lt' a Boy or it a Olrl Call Sinn Co MA.

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-d S-m UN. Hs'fA. EXAMINER. BUREAU, SAC- RAMENTO, May Senator Michael J. Burns, 62, of Eureka, a member of the California legislature for seventeen years, died here today from a cerebral hemorrhage.

His death came as a shock to his many friends throughout the State and particularly In the State capital The legislator, who was elected to the senate last year after serving as a member of the assembly since 1932, had been in seemingly good health. A Republican, he was co-author of the Collier-Burns Act of 1947, which set up a State system of financing for modern Scate highway networks, and for a number of years, while In the assembly, served as chairman of the Impor tant assembly committee on transportation and commerce. NATIVE OF IRELAND. A native of County Waterford, Ireland, and a graduate of the Engineering School of Devonport In England, Senator Burns was a strong proponent of safety legislation. Typical was a Burns-sponsored bill which Increased penalties on reckless drivers, and another bill requiring red reflectors on all bicycles.

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Dl l.LA SFITZ, LLLLN A.N.N A SILL1YAN, MLGAlttT TOUT. lAllih TTA R. VALLLLl ANXOMO 77 jears WILLIAMS, OLIVE C. WLMLK, WIUJAM SILAS JR. ALICE in this city, May 1, 1949.

Lucia 4uccs Alice, deany beloved vite of Juhn Alice, lovinc aunt of Joiin 4Uucu: a native ol Italy eu years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the lunerai on Tuesday, May 3, 2.JU I rum the Cuupei ul Vaitrntr, barliii. 1'erata bt'J Green i. luuimneni, cypresa La Memorial I'm a ANIILHH In Oakland April 30. 1940.

Carl It. Anders dctrly Penned husoand ot Jean An leu. lovu-i laUier ot Grant Anders IovIiik brolhe of lieiman C. Annus; a uuuve at Clilcaau, In; 51 years. Friends are respecl'ully Invited to attend the services Tuertlay May 3rd, Ivtt), at 11 0 clock a.

m. the Chapel of Albert Kneel 4 38311 TeieviaPh Ave. and 37lh Oakland. Inieruu'ui, Oiivet Memorial t'arK. AMit KSON In San Francisco.

April 29. jyia, Harold 1. Anderson, beloved son of Ouslave and Christine Anderson, Drotner ot tne late tdwm Anderson; a native ot Ban Franctauo, sged 61 years. Private funeral services will be held 2:30 o'clock p. Monday, May 2, at Anderson's, Valencia Ht.

at 2MB, 8U Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. DAKIK In Belmont, April 30. 1949, Joseph Harold, lovlnK son of Mrs. Josephine Horton. brother of Merrill Baker, devuled friend of Mrs.

Frances Lasnasway. A meinuer of World War I Notice of funeral later. Krmalna et Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market direct at DuDuce Ave, BATKMAN April 30. 1949.

Margaret hatemati, beloved daughter of the late Hannah and Frank Bateman. Ioviuk sister of the late Frank Bateman; a native of fciun Jose. Calif. A member ol the Altar bnciety of Mission Dolores Church, Friends are to attend the funeral Tuesday. May 3, at a.

from Dusgani. 3434 17th thence to Mission liolores Church, where a Kequlem lliph Mass will be offered at 9 m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. In 11,1 Alfu in.ll 'IO lUill John caserta, dearly beloved husband ol t.mena caserta, losing tamer 01 AiiRiist and Vincent Caserta and Lillian Butties. A native of Algiers, aged 65 years.

A Mass of Requiem will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at 81 Mary's Cathedral, Farrell and Van Nesa Avenue, Friends may call at the mortuary of Halsted A 1123 gutter near Polk. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COLE In this city, May 1. 1949, Mary Dolores cole, nearly oeioveu wue 01 Mervyn Cole lovlnf dauahler of Mrs Margaret Eastwood, devoted sister of Llitubeth Easiwood, adored dauKlner In law of Mr. and Mrs.

Mervyn D. Cole Br. A native of Kan Francisco. A Mass of Requiem will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at at. Vlnont De Paul, Green and Btelner Ktreets.

Friends may call at the mortu. arv Of Halsted 1123 Butter nesr Pot, tiuenneiiv liuiy Cross Cem etery. DOON'AN May 1. 1949, Cella, beloved wife of the late Thomas Doonan, lov tna mother of William Thomas and Rob eii Doonan and Mis. Patricia Hoffsr, lov-lng sister of Mrs.

Jon. Thulauder, survived by seven grandchildren. Friends are Invited attend the fu neral Wednesday, Ma" 4, at 8:30 a. m. from nncenn'.

3434 17th thence to Mission Dolores Church where a Re quiem High Mass be offered at 9 a. m. luiermsni, nuiy cruse eiuKi.i; FOHTII In this city. May J. 1949, Rosana, beloved wife of the lale Anthony riiruer, iu.ihb mutnw, rioaill.

airs. rririsuu, mm Gardner. Mrs. Rose Schafer, and George Forller, aged 86 years Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday. 8:30 a.

from the Mortuary of Suhr Wleholdt 14115 Valencia Bt. between 25th and 2flth thence to Church of the Epiphany, where a Kequlem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Egan Parole Plea Today Two convicted Bay Area mur dcrers serving life terms at San Quentin, Frank Egan and William Hightower, will make their an nual bids for freedom at a parole hearing today.

Egan, now 67, was sentenced to life in 1032 for the murder of Mrs. Jessie Scott Hughes, his aged benefactress. Egan at the time was San Francisco public defender. Hightower, who is 71, received his life sentence in 1921 for the murder of Father Patrick E. Hes- lin, Colma Catholic priest.

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2441 Missiea St, II 1 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 2 I I 5 6 7 8 I I9 1 10 111 TT" Ti "i6 i ji. lEE Trr- -sr777Z" YJZMl. Ml 33 34 IT "it J7 Tl 43 44 46 "47 ARRIVED AT THIS PORT rid aw A nail on F. M. BRYANT 1 1 n.

l. tkr. O. John son from Honolulu. Standard Oil Co.

Richmond. Haltir.lnv Inrfl J. H. MrKACHEKN' 4:10 a Ikr Pant, from Beattle. Standard Oil Co.

SANTA Jl A.N A a. elmr. wsiuman, Iron Ui Angeles. Qrace -ermina, uaaiana. It K.MAN 910 a.

Duich mv, F. A. '6" Angelas, Transpacific Co, Pier 17 TO ARRIVE AND DEPART Du te Arrive In Ran Francisco May SI rernoay, New York 15 jmiofy, naae is ana 84 wiiii Aviupera, Tuesday, May 3 Mormacland, Buenos Aires i.aura uriugman, Norfolk Parthenla, Liverpool Wednesd iy, May Arnold Maesk, Manila Maiden Vl.tory Warrick Na vy'l Yokohama iiijuin vii-iory. yKinawa leroyK, Vancouver Kenyos Victory, Grav'a' 48A Due lo Hull from Kan Francisco Monday. Mav I Sydney, Manila 50 A Manna is ni riimm, p.

Auckland 2S Pavid blarr Jordan. p. Houston, 33 Tuesday. May 3 p. London Tosca, Parr-Rich, lleHnn.Hav a idwauan rainier, p.

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OS. MAIft (II 10:25 a. Fr.nrh Pier 41 uenerai as. HAW A1IAV FORFSTFR 10:50 a. str J.

Hansen, from llonolulu4 MaUon Nav-1at on Co n.r .1 p. nutch mv. from i.oa Angeles. Transpacific Transportation Klindiir. Slav 1 POINT 12:35 a.

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Stockton. SAILED FROM THIS TORT riaturday. April 30 PIFR BFMJ 12:45 p. for Honolulu. Unlisd Stales Army.

BATAAN 2:30 p. Norwegian mv, Hoimsen, for Los Angeles. Fred Olsen iine. SILVLRHALMrT 3:50 p. British mv, Green, for Manila.

Kerr II Co. FLYING I 4:50 p. Robins. for nenttie. Pacific Far Fast Lines.

SFA SFHPFNT 6:45 p. Land-berg for Manila Pacific Far East Lines. FRF.MDF.NT TAFT :50 P. Ma- gun ii, for Manila. American President Lines.

JAMIs p. Lane, for renins i naaiwise J.insi. LO( AVON 9:55 p. British 'V Lowe, for Los Angelsi and London. Hoi land America Lines.

Niinday, May 1 J. W. MfFACHFIlN 7 a Dant for Seattle Standard Oil Co. Did RV l(TORV 7:10 a. Fos ter, for Los Angeles and New York American Hawaiian B.

Co. PACIFIC COAST PORTS ASTORIA Arrived April 39. atr. Hoegh Merchant from Vancouver; str. Marine Filer from Seattle: etr.

Java Mall from Bettle; sir. Permanente Bilveruow from Ban Francisco; atr, Howard T. Rlckelts from Beattle, Arrived May 1, Nor. mv Orenenger from Ban Francisco; atr. Lumberlmiy from Los Angeles.

Sailed May 1, str. James W. Cannon for Seward. POHTLAVD Balled April 29. etr.

Port-mar for Loe Angeles; sir, Frederick Ftou. chard for Germany; atr. Barbara Olson. ijOH ANGFLKS Sailed April 28. Hon- duran str Mava for uu'oos: str.

Wyoming f.ir Yokohama; tkr. Mission Caplstrano for Yokohama tkr. James Cook tor e- ttla Bailed Anrll 29 at 1:45 P- Tutch tr lmhok. 5:30 o. sir.

Alsmar 10:13 p. tkr. Sparrow Point, all for gan Francisco Arrived Anrll 30. str. Mirouette Victory frm New York; tkr.

Coiina from Ban Sailed 'April 80. Honduran etr. Bapho f. tkr Paul GretE for Ban Francisco; str. Julia Luckenbsch for Ban Francisco: etr.

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through Wednesday. Hear Leiis L. Wednesday. 1:30, gMIcllRlMlsilMliiiJ C0H10RT HI OS A MI ntt'l4l. Fire Pumper Tanki-ta.

Sealed bills will he reiotvo.l by the I'ort-at Servli-e, S3'i Sansonip Street. Fun Frnnci''0, up in II A. M. ilar 18. 1949, for the roanufnotine of 10 glip-on pumper tankers.

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