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fhtt tfrartr lur a Examinrr 31 Sunday, Mty 8, I94 CCCC BirtEis leatiis iiniversanes larrsogee 1 1 1 ea'Tir''T 1 0 a 1 1 fl M.BOIU. MAltV o. BACH Fl HI, MM A OA years JOHN Fit AN IS CAI.DFItON, OLADVs) M. CA'lLtY. KOHF.HT F.DIiAR year COATS, WILLIAM Itlllll 111' CON KLIN, CATHERINE M.

(nee Cathcr. Ine La Orandi CI RTIS, NELLIE DAItUIMON, F.mi.iltD M. PAV FnwiN WIVFIr DOlM.t, HAULM DONOHl HAWOIMH F.I.I.IS. LOI ISK AM year K.SI'INOSA, BF.NTl RA Fit ARM, UKOKtiK K. (iOOI)ltl(ll (UONNOLLV).

SADIF. A. tiREOORI. At STIMJ 77 years HANSK, 01. A A.

HOR1 RC RICHARD H. 41 years HOROAN, JOSLPK C. JOHNSON, HAZIX JOXKS. ALT Kit D. 416 year Television KGOTV (Channel 7) N'o telecasts scheduled KPIX (Channel 5) 6:43 p.

in. Announcements. 7:00 p. m. Family vespers.

7:13 p. ni. To be announced. 7:30 p. m.

Share-A-Charade. Film: "Sailor Be Good." 9:00 p. m. Fred Waring show. 10:00 p.

Winter. KCBS CB8 Sym- Phony. bo standard Hour. KCBS Tht Whistler. 10:30 P.

M. EGO Atwatrr Rent Amlltliins, KFItC Hackttt orchestra. ENIH L'tilv. of Chicago Round-table. 9 P.

M. KOO Dance. Aieiodv Hour nruu iews: :15. Bill Cunningham. KNBC standard Hour.

KCBS Boston Bltckle: 10:43. university fcXPlorer. 11P.M. KGO Newt; 11:15, musle. KFHC Music KCBS Sam Spadt, 9:30 P.M.

KGO Pat Novak. kFUO Theater ot i he Mr. KMIC NBC RNBC Music, Theater. KCBS Jack Benny. hi BS News; 11:05.

Skyway to Stars. KJB Classical musle, KltotV Musi album. 11:30 P.M. KliO nance. KFItC Music; 11:45.

news. KMtt United Stntes In world affairs. R( KS Pane! h.l IIS Music to 4. 10 P. M.

KOO Reporter! ii i Sidney Walton. RK) Dane date. Hf ltu Theater of the Air RNBC Sam Have: 10:15. musle KCBS News; 10:15. Boston HiscKit KJBS Mualo hour to 11 KVA Concert.

FM RADIO LOG Ktall'-a. Met. 81.1 04.9 OT.3 9H.A 9H.B JOO.ft 103.7 ino.l 99.7 101.3 ChanneL Onerattnc Hrt. KOO-FM KALW FSFH hS.IO-FM hltllN 91 6 a. Mid.

219 SI4B a.ni.-ZtfU p.m. 7 o. p. ni p. p.

m. 9 a.m... 0 p.m. 243 2 p. p.

hWBK-FM K.lltS-FM 247 9 a. I p. m. 255 11 a. p.

2H3 3 p. p. 279 3 p. 9 2H3 9 a. II p.

2.9 6 a. i Mid. KSBK KMW-FM KR(0 KMtt) KIA-FM 2K7 7 a. Mid. RDKC 192.1 21 3 p.

p. With th exception of Station KRON operating five days weekly all stations are oo tne air seven nays a weex, KAI.W operate five day weekly, Monday throuih Friday. Sunday Comics On Ilailio Today The Comic Weekly Man's on the air again today! Youngsters and oldsters alike will enjoy hearing the funny man bring familiar comics characters to life from the pages of the two big Sunday Examiner color comics sections. Below is the Comic Weekly Man schedule for the eighteen northern California stations: At 7:30 a. m.

KYNO, Fresno (1300 kc). At 8 a. m. KGO, San Francisco (810 kc. AM 106.1 ch.

291 FM); KVON, Napa (1110 kc); KPIK, San Luis Obispo (1340 kc); KHUM, Eureka (1210 kc); KHL'B, Watsonvllle (1310 kc); KSMA, Santa Maria (1450 kc); KTRB, Modesto (860 kc. AM 104.1 ch. 281 FM). At 9 a. m.

KCKA Sacramento (1320 kc. AM 96.1 FM ch. 241); KBLF, lied Bluff (1490 kc). At 9:13 a. m.KXGS Han-ford (627 kc).

At 9:30 a. m. KUBA, Yuba City (1600 kc); KSGX, Sanger (900 kc). At 10 a. m.

KSYC, Yreka (1190 kc). At 10:30 a. m. KSBW, Salinas (1380 kc); KSJO, San (1590 kc, 95.3 FM); KXOB, Stockton (1280 kc). At 11 a.

m. KVCV, Redding 1230 kc). At 2 p. m. KSUE, Susanville (1230 kc).

At 3 p. m. KSYC, Yreka (1490 kc). LI'TICH In lovln memory of our darllnt Mane Antoinette, who passed away May 1. 1034 Ood aion know how much we miss yoj la tht home that is ionesum today.

Badly mi-ed by MOTHER AND BROTHER, MrHtNMOV CATHERINE In ovlr memory of our dear vlfe and mother, who passed away September 13. 10-IK You left us, dear mother, and our hear' are filled with Pain; A place Is vacant In our hom whlcll never ran be filled again. Badly missed by Husband and Children. MOYI.I M4.HV Thinking of our darllr.J mother on her day and evtry day. Badly missed by utr t'HILPREN.

Ml I.I.I It. aADir, B. Tn loving memory of our mother nd grandmother on hr day. Loving dniighter, Dorothy Martin, and granddaughters France! Flynn and Dorothy Kenealey. MI'RPHV, MARY FI.LFV Hop you art in Ood care.

YOUR CHILDREN, Myles, May. lsalielle, tenor, William and Florence. KATIIKItlNE In lovlrf memory of my dear mother on Mother Pay. HFR SON. JIM.

PECKHAM. ISABFL In loving memorf of mv dear mother, dttd 2 vears ago, October 18, 1947 FRANK J. PEKHAM. Qt'DT. EMMA Loving memory of a deaf wift and other, HU3BAND AND CHILDREN.

ROSFNBAI'M In loving memory of our beloved mother, Oussit Rosenbaum, on Mother's Pay. HARRY, ABB AND ISRAEL ROSENEAUM. SCHI LZE, IDA In sweet rsmembranc of our dearly beloved mother. EMMA AND LOUISE. 8IIAVF.

At ROIt fi In memory of our mother with all our love. LAURA AND BETH. TAI SSIG, PA! LINE In loving memory of our darling mother, Pauline Taussig, who passed away on Mother's Day. Gon but not forgotten. Sadly Missed by her children.

WFSCH, MET A Loving memory of a deU wife and mother. JOHN AND CHILDREN. WOODS. NETTIE In lovlrg memorv. HER DAUGHTER AND GRANDSON.

(Cariin of BRENNAN" We wish to exoress our sin. cere gratitude to all the clergv, relative and many friends for their svmpathv in our recent bereavement, for the Masses, spiritual bouquets and floral Offering of the late Frank I. Brennan. MRS. C.

BRENNAN AND MISS KAY BRENNAN. OPPENHKIM, 11)01 ARD We wish fa express our sincere thanks and apprecla. tlon to our many friends, business associates, employes of J. R. Crowiev and Pacific Lodse.

Masonic Order 13H. F. ft A. who were so kind to us during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful floral offering and fund donations. MRS.

ELSIE OPPENHETM AND SON. MR. HERBERT OPPENHEIM, MRS. EVA LEVY. MRS.

ER.N'A PH1LP0TT. SWELL ATI We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral offerings, spiritual bouquets, many acts of and comforting words of svmpathv extended during the sad hours of our late bereavement MRS. CLEMENTINA SQUELLATI AND FAMILY. I iltaniirn CI-VNN Eight o'clock Mass for t'-e repos or tne soul or jiarv niynn, Thursday, May 12. at the Cathedral.

your cousins. To place birthday greetings, engagement notices and ftedding anniversaries in this column, phon SUtter 1-2424. ask for Miss Ford. ('lowers you add ffis mark of sJncerf fo your messages on off im-porfonf by sending flowers. 3Flortfltfl ANGELOJ.ROSSI Finest in Flowers FOR Any Occasion DAILY DELIVERIES LOCAL AND BAY AREA FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERB 45 Grant Av.

DO. 2-8060 HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 Valencia. Ml. 7-8277 OTTO'S FLORIST OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS 304? 1STH ST. UN.

1-3918 MOHR TAMKE 2830 21S1' ST. VA. 4-401S AZZARO BROS. FLORISTS 52n OOLL'MBL'S. OA.

1-1SS4 SUNSET FLORAL CO. UN. 1-7422 OPEN EVES. AND SUN. 1422 HAICHT CAMILLA FLOWER SHOP 2810 24ih St.

AT. 2-80S2 IPrice Bs a Factor Godeau's guarantee to give a funeral for as low as any price advertised in San Francisco. A steadily mployed staff assuret you of th finest work and ttrvic. Originators cf Low Prices IIONORARI.F. RELIABLE SINCE 188ti IrtC FUNERAL DIRECTORS President Viet Pres.

Mrs. J. S. Godean W. M.

Ringei Secretary Worrtn J. Ring 41 Van Net Avt. nr. Market Phon HEmleck 1-1230 Ycu are cordially INVITED TO VISIT the NEW modern irft-sr mm MAUSOLEUM Th Cmtry with th TWO MIUION D0UAK PERPETUAL CAKE FUND Koa-Profit Orxanizatica far All faiths CEMETERY CREMATORIUM COtUMtAllUM MAUSOUUAl Colmi. San Msleo County Tst JUniotr i JUUUi S.

tft SAN FRANCISCO flTt AND COINTY Births ARK To th wlft of out Ash, 401 Lakt-view Avt April 27, a ton. ALAR.VNZ A To tht wlf of Albert E. Alabama, 957 Mission May 3, a ton. ABUAN To tht wile of Theodort E. Abunn.

1322 Fulton April 24, a daughter. CHAi'A To tht wife of Herman Chapa, IS Candlestick Rd Bldg. 37, Muy 1, a daughter. CHIN To the wife of Hoy Shun; Chin, jacKson April .2, a ton. OA FOE To tht wife of John J.

DaFot, 1617 Anta Mav 2. a son. DS LANEY To tht wife of Bait B. He Laney, House 465, Marin City, April 28 a son. DEL FIORENTIN'O To the wife of Vln cent P.

Del Florentino, 1317 Ouerreia May 3. twin daughters. DEH To the wife of Albert Per, 1116 Stockton April 29, a son, FLANN1GAN To th wife of Floyd M. jlannlgan, Oakland, Aprii 26, a Fr'y-To the wlft of Henry I Fry, Rich mond i Aor i 24. a son.

ORAY To the wl'e of Francis P. Gray GIVE Mother a present that will make her work easier. New salety chair for Duoiei. flhe can keep haby out of danger while SeeuinK or uoina me nouscwura. uniy Terms.

DANDY DIN PR Milt. 3153 16th St. MA. 1-7232. 810 Eddy April SO, a daiiKliter.

GENT1LI.E To the wife of Paul J. Gen- trie. 304 Cardenas May 1. a son. GLENN To the wife of Adrian If.

Glenn 553 20th Aorl 30. a son. GREEN To the wife of Lawrence A. Green, Walnut Creek. May 3.

a son. GOETZ To the wife of Albert C. Ooeti, EiKhth Mav 3. a daushter. LEKOND To the wife of Weston A Lt- rond.

1442 Cortland April 22, a daiiRhter, LOV'lE To the wlf of Jow Tsue Loult, 415 Kearny Mav 1. a son. ACKEY To the wift of Peter B. Mac-kev, 1391 37th April 30, a daughter. MacLEAN Robert A.

MacLean, 1065 Cann ADrll 30. a son MANLEY To the wife of Derrill B. Man- ley. 1035 DeHaro St May 1, a daughter. MAROIOTTA To the wife of Arc-hie 8.

Margiotta, 1494 Thomas April 30, a son. MICHAEL To tht wife of James Michael, He v.d.re Tnilf Mav 2. a riauc iter. MONTGOMERY To tin wife of Thomas Montgomery Fairfax, April a son. MORTON To tht wife of John W.

Morton, 1ir0 Rnswnrth SI Anrll 20. a son MULLER To the wife of George W. Mul- ler. Oakland. Mav 1.

a son. OLDHAM To the wife of Charles Old ham. Vallejo. April 29, a on. O'POWP To the wife cf Raul T.

O'Dowd, El Cerrlto, April 29. a son. PHILLIPS To the wife of Vernon D. Phil- llns. 1697 Oak May 3, a daughter.

RAFERT To the wife of Walter E. Ra-fert, Menlo Park. April 29. a daughter. RORBA To the wife of Joseph J.

Robba, Hnlllster. May 1. a son. SALDE To the wife of Jerry A. Salde, 173 Dakota May 2, a nausmer.

SHKAPSKY To the wife of Alexander B. Shkapsky, lbJ4 waller April iu, a son. SKAOGS! To the wife of Francis Skaggs. 290S Mission May 3. a son.

SEGAR To the wife of Edward J. Begar, Sunta Rosa, May 2. a dauchter. SPt'ROIN To the wife of Gaylen L. Spur- tin, Richmond, April 28, a daugh- THOMPSON Thompson, -To the wife of I.amont L-Colma, May 1, a daushter.

WALKER To the wife of Jewett L. Wnlk-er, Richmond, April 23, a daughter WILSON To the wife of Neil M. Wilson. 2S Orannda May 2. a son.

WRIGHT To the wife of Rusell M. Wright. 242 40th May 3, a daughter. WONO To th wife of Fred Oim Wong, 1123 Kearny April 27, a daughter. Marrlare Weenie Issued DIALS-JACKSON William Dials 23, 634 Willows and Kathryn Jackson, 25.J025 Buchanan St.

OUSTAFSON-LILLIS John M. Oustnfson. 34 1209 23rd and fcadlne U. Wills. 29, 1349 5th Ave.

GAINS-BONDOC Charles Gains. 24, CSV. Ofelia Bondoc. 24. 1327 Eddy St.

HOWE-BAIGTS Jack E. Howe. 21. Hannibal Mo and Maria A. Baigts, 27, 620 Slitter St.

HEIMSTEAD-MOE I.ouls C. Helmstesd, 20. USN. and Marguerite Moe, ii, 404 Puboce. H0LLAND-FOGET Carl M.

Holland, 31, 3125 Genry, and Thelma A. Jogel, 33, 15 Kona Road. mi HOLTO-KIRK Kntite L. "nlt0', Wrlcht and Dorothy Kirk, 17, 1385 Hampshire St. STANDARD MARRIAGE HEALTH tXAMINATIONS 13.50 Reported Dally.

Special 1-Hour Service $5 00. Hours: 9-7; Sat. 9-4. Phon DO. 2-4928.

R. WRIGHT. M. and STAFF, 600 Market 8th Fl, Pe Young Bids, LA VINE-ARRIETA Clarence Laylne 33, 519 Holloway and Raquel Arrlela. 36.

150 Shotwell. LAUGHLIN-MONTEITH William In yfi. HrOOKlVU. 1. Mo'nteith, 25, San Diego, Calif.

MYSING-JOHNSON William MyslnB, 46, 142 7th and Hattit V. Jotinsuu, 4b, 2245 Union. McDONALD-O'PRIEN Demond J. McDonald, 20. 384 Victory and Alberta O'Brien.

31. 237 Park St. McKOY-KOM ANN Robert K. McKoy. 21, 350 Lexington, and Shirley W.

Komann, 18, 7021 Geary Blvd. MCCARTHY-MURPHY Paul M. McCarthy, 24, Redwood, City and Marilyn Mnrnhv 91 fifi St Francis Blvd. TLtnr'noN AT.H-HILLM AN Bruce B. Mac- Donald, 24.

608 19th and Margaret Hillman. 22. 20 30th Ave. MORRISON-VIVKERY John M. Morrison.

27, 1500 Park nd Doris L. viv- kerv. 21. 2fiS2 30th Ave. NEI.

SON-MACRO Robert O. Kelson, 13. 410 Peirce and Marie A. Mauro, 2b, 940 Powell St NARITA-M1ZUFUNE George Narlta. 58.

2400 Armv. and Mary Mlzufune, 2.1, 3811 Webster. ONETO-SCELZI Kenneth Oneto 23 251 Dolores and Dorothy L. SceUi, 20, 237 Steiner St. MARRIAGES PERFORMED BY MINISTER.

FOR YOUR APP'T. Ph. VA. 4-3404 POPE-KERSEY Edward Jame Pope, 49 and Dorothy Hersey, 35, both Mill ALL-VARNEY Evlson Rlggall, 23. 1400 Fell and Nelda Varney, 22, 2925 Pierce St.

SOVIERO-RUSC11-Francis J. Poviero, 28, Huntington, and Geraldlne A. ing Street; truck; small damage. 5 m. Forty-sixth Avenue and Law.

ton Street; cottage; considerable damage. 7:41 a. m. Gough and Franklin Streets; mattress; slight damage. 8:03 a.

m. 810 Polk Street; mattress; slight damage. 8:22 a. m. Cahalla Road In the Carolina Project; rubbish.

8:27 a. m. 32 Minnet Street; auto gas leak. 8:39 a. m.

Cahalla Road In the Carolina Project; rubbish. 9:41 a. m. Kansas and Alameda Streets; water leak. 10:01 a.

m. 2720 Alemany Boulevard; rubbish, 10:03 a. m. Mason and Washington Streets: false alarm. 10:33 a.

m. Alemany Boulevard and Orisaba Street; dumps. 12:02 p. m. Corbett and Clayton Streets: false alarm.

12:04 p. m. 137 Post Street; water flow. 12:11 p. m.

1201 Monterey Boulevard; grass. 12:21 P. m. Conner Road and Kansas Street; grass. 12:56 p.

m. 1403 Francisco Street; rubbish. 1:20 p. m. K3 Harrison street; ouiid- ing: considerable damage.

1:33 p. m. Olympic Coif Club; auto; slight damage. 2.03 p. 3523 Sacramento Street; chimney; slight damage.

p. m. Pier 35; planking on pier: no damage. 2:23 p. m.

25T4 Thlrty-nnn Avenue; small fire In kitchen; slight damage. 2:40 p. m. Kankin and (Juesaaa streets; trailer demolished. 2:42 p.

m. 300 Golden Gate Avenue: elgaret dropped into hanging ceiling: slight damage. 2:47 p. m. Stockton and Bush streets; auto tire; slight damage.

2:51 p. m. Laguna and Green Streets; fire on roof: considerable damage. 2:58 p. m.

118 Height Street; pot of food; no damage. 3:25 p. m. 752 Folsom Street; rubbish in doorway; no damage. p.

m. St. Park; grass. p. m.

2170 Greenwich Street; fire In room; considerable damaze. 3:50 p. m. 1509 Elils Street; mattress; slight damage. 3:50 p.

m. 221 8antigo Street: grass fire. 5:02 p. m. Funstoa and Lawton Streets; false alarm.

6:50 p. m. 139 Ban Pablo Street; overheated chimney: no damage. 7 p. m.

Klrkwood and Quint Avenues; rubbish. 8:25 p. m. 2 Churchill Street; broken water pipt. 9:14 p.

m. 150 Bayvlew Street; arcing wires. 9:23 1. m. S.ir) Jose Avenue and Ting-ley Street; broken water hydrant.

BYRNE In this city. May 7, 1949. John Fraud Ryrne. beloved husband of Susie 11 tl-n Byrn Mrs. Lois Vlerra, Mrs.

Vera ifi-eKg aim mor.iae nines; aiso survived by foul grandchildren; a native of St l.oiils, Mo. A member ot Machinists Friends an Invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. ut the Chapel of H. IF.

buhr 2019 Mission Bt. near 5th 81. CALDFRON In thlt eltv. Mav 7. 1949 mains M.

O'N'eil CalUeron, loving sister of Mrs. Pauline liable. Mrs. Walter Hack, Joseph o.Nell and William Ward. A member of the Auxiliary of the American region, post No.

8. of Alameda Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a. from Cannier, Felcler, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Dtiboce Avenue, theme to St. Edward a Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m.

interment, Holy cross cemetery, CATLEY in Oakland. May 6. 1949 Rob trt Edgar Cat ley. Beloved husband of Bucner loving father of C. Do man of Rochester.

New York: a native of Sidney. Australia, aged 01 years, a memoer ol the ariety i mo. Friends invited to attend services Mciday. May 9. at 1 clock p.

at Trirnnns Chapel, Telegraph Ave. at 30th Oaklnnd, Rev. Calvin II. Bar- kow, U.U.. officiating.

CONKI.IV In this rtty. May fl. 1949. Catherine M. Conklln (nee Catherine La ilrauoi, be oved wife of Uuy W.

CnnUlln; a native of Missouri. A retired tmplove of the Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co. (Cape Olranleau and St Louis, papers ple'ise cony, i Funeral services will be held Monday, at 2 p.

from Ashlev A McMullen s. 4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth Ave. CIMTS Near Foreitvlll May 4. 1B49.

William Robert Coat, beloved son of the late John and Elizabeth Coats, loving brother of Mrs. Loraine airs, r.iecta conen, Mrs. Matthleson, Mrs. Con Wiles, Mrs. Elea-nor Elliott and Mrs, Ruth A member of Starr King Lodge No.

344. A. and Nelson A. Miles Camp No 10, V. S.

W. V. Friends are Invited to attend the fit-neral services Monday. Mav 9 at 2 p. at the Mantely Clia.iel.

Divlsadero St at O'Farrell under the auspices of Starr King Lodge. Interment, Golden Uat National Cemetery. CVRTIS In Oakland. Mar 1949. Nellie Curtis, beloved daughter of tht late John ami Mien Curtis, loving sister of Kath-erine Earls, dear aunt of Mary E.

Doll. mpier oi me late Anna Ji. Curtis; a uat iv or California. Friends are respectfully Invited to at- leuu tne lunerti Monday. May 9.

1949. at 9:30 a. from her late residence. 176S 2Sth thence to Kl Ehzalieth's Church, where Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

interment, St. Mary Cemetery. (Freeman 4 Cox-Roach Leonard, luc, Dirt. OAMHIMON In San Plego, Mnv fl 1949 Edward beloved husband nf snili Parrimon. loving father of Mrs.

Barbara Jenn Wilson, grandfather of Kama (iay Wilson, brother of Mrs. Lena Mathlas, Mrs. Emma Siemas. Mrt. Lillian Cranas and Charles Darrlmon; a natlvt of San Jose.

Friends are Invited to attend services Monday afternoon May 9. at 2 o'clock In the Chapel of Albert Brown 3476 t-'umont Oakland, lntembment, mi. view DAY In this city. May 2, 1949, Edwin inneia uay. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 12:15 o'clock, at th Mortuary of HM- stert ft 1123 Sutt-r Street, near Polk, Interment, nolden Oat National Ceme tery, san Bruno, canr.

lKHMiK In tnis city. May 7. 1949. Charles nearly neioved nusnand of Amelia A. Podge, loving father of Uarrell M.

Dodge and June Polores Adams, loving grandfather of April Ann Adams, and loving brother of Fred Dodge. iFort Bragg. papers please ropy.) F'inera Mmdav at 3 ii. from Oant- ner, Felder Kenny Chapel, 1905 Market street, at i-mooce Avenue. BlINOlH May 1919.

Hannornh Pono-hue loving sister of the late Right Rev. Msgr. William T. Ponohue. Jeremiah Pom-hue, Mrs.

Ellen Murphv and Mrs Josephine Itorgnn. A member of Third Order of St, Francis ot St. Boniface Church, Friends are Invited to attend th funeral Monday, Mav 9, at a m. f-om Ihiggan'. 3434 17th thence to St.

Paul Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 a. interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. ELMS In flan Francisco, May it. 1949 Louise Ellis, wife of the late Edgar A Ellis, loving mother of Mrs. Eileen Tcr-stegge, grandmother of Parbura, Teddy Sandra and Hilly 'I'erstege; a native ol Sweden: aged ds years.

Private services were held May T. 1949, at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph at 3'lth Oakland. Fit All In this city, May T. 1949. George t.

rrahpi dearly beloved husband of irma u. rranm. devotea tamer ot mis, Barbara M. Wolfe of San Lorenso. and Robert Frahm; loving brother of Eleanor ana William C.

Franm: loving anndfatner uf Marilyn A. and Kenneth D. Wolfe of San Lorenzo, Calif. A mem ber of Crockett Lodge Ko. r.

A. U. Cmst Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla wo. II: Kost Io. 4in.

American i.egion. Private services will be held Mondav nt the mortuary of 1 1 a 1123 Siit'er St. near Polk. F.SIMNUSA -In this cltv May 4. 19-19 Bemura Esplnosa.

husband of Maria Esplnosa, father of Edmond spinusa and Mrs. lues Patterson. Funeral services Monday morning, 10:00 o'clock, at the Mortuary of Hal-stcd ft 1123 Sutter near Polk. GOODRICH (DONNOI.I.Y) In a Berke ley Hosnital. Mav 6 1949.

Sadie Goodrich of 2405 Edward St. Berkeley, beloved wife of the late Walter Goodrich, loving sister of James B. Ponnolly of Oakland and Robert Ponnolly of Herkelev: nat ve of Oakland. Calif. A farewell service to which friends are Invited will be held Monday afternoon st 1:30 clock In the Little Chapel of the Flowers (Hull A Sonsi, Adeline at Ashby Station.

Berkeley. Concluding service, Sunset View Cemetery. fit ltir fav A 1040 jii Augustine Oregorl. dearly beloved wife of "iarclso Oregon, loving moiner oi much and Pinaldo Gregort, Mrs. Edith Carey of San Francisco, sister of Mrs Jennie Clark.

Mrs Pora Kleesples. Mrs. Herman Fist of Louisville. a natlva of Ken-tuck egjd 77 years. Friendj are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, May 10.

1949 at 9:45 a. from the Chape of Valente. Marlnl. Perata 649 Green Bt to 3S. Peter and Paul Church, where a Maes will be said for the repose of her soul commencing at 10:15 m.

Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. 1949, Olnf deany hfloved husnand or Ktim ii.inseii, ium stepfather of Estelle Joseph V. and Ravmond M. Manno and Mrs. Josephine Vehl Invlna crandfather of Helen L.

and Pianna M. Fehl: a native of Oslo, Norway. A memoer oi i. Local 1-10. vrienda irs Invited to attend the fu neral Mondav, May 9, at 1 1 a.

m. from Duguan'a. 3434 17th St. Interment Cvpress Lawn Memorial Park. IIOBI RG Tn this city.

May 7. J949, Rich nv, nosnnna or nuin ivi. no bare "devoted father of Russell Francis llobure. loving brother of in-eent E. lloburg and Mrs.

Zelda Nell; a naslve of San Francisco, sged 41 yecra. tim.nl Mondav 9 a. from Kcilly Co 29ih and Dolores thence to Church of Visitation, where a Requiem High Mass will he sung ni a. Int-rment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

in this citv. Mav 6. 1949, Jo seph c. Itorgan, oeioveu i' J1 P. Morgan, loving ihiiut oi llorgan; a nntive of Hastings.

Nebraska. invited tn attend the tu- neri! Monday at 9:30 a. nv from th" Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-0 Hara Co Gearv Blvd at Tenth Avenue, tbencr to St. Monica Church, where a Reuuiem Mass will be celebrated at 19 a. m.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. JOHNSON In this city, May B. Hazel Jnnnson. ueany ueimru "ur Robert Johnson, loving mother of Mrs Hazel Alberg, Mrs. Doris Bonino.

Robert Jr. Alan R. and Raymond Earl Johnson, loving stepmother of Bertie Coleman, be-lovd grandmother of Carl Ahltieig Richard Jr. and Stephen Bonino. aroi and Rotiert Johnson, loving sister of Howard Hollidav and f.ster-ln-law of Ettle Oborne and' Hattit Johnson; a native of San Francisco.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Monday at 2:30 at the Chapel of H. F. Luhr 2919 Mis-sicn nr. 25th. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

In Menlo Park. May b. 194U. aner nn of Anna M. Jones, father of James J.

Jones, eon of Mrs. Alameda Jones, brot-ier of Mrs. Mildred Foster and Mrs. Per ha Rideewsv, uncle of Mrs. Ver Pel Crow and Rooert A.

Ridgway; a native of Washington, aged 66 years Friends a'e iivlted to attend the fu-rral Mondav. May 9th. at 2 o'clock at Tlnney's Lvtton opposite ity Hal. Park. Palo Alto.

Interment, Alts, Mesa Memorial Park. M.EMETT Mav fl. 1919. John, devotea husband of ncrmine iieme.i, R'i "-''-son of Mrs. Mary Memett of Po ilsbo Wah brother of Mrs.

Mamie Sally, of and Mrs. Waino Mikkola of Columbus. and Genrce hte-m-lt. A n'emuer of th I.L.W.L., lo-cal 1-1(1 Frienos Invited to attend the funeral one's v. Mav 9.

at 1 p. from puccan e. 34 34 17th St. Interment. Cy-tires Lawn Memorial Park.

KOHNKE In Sorom. Sa'tirder. May 7. I(i49, Josenn ireaericK tvoonhe, umh, beloved husband of Gertrude M. Kohnke rf Kenwood, loving father of Marie C.

Boolsen of Fresno, loving grandfather Nanv Boolsen of Fresno, loving brother ot Mrs. P. J. Uillet of Santa Rosa anu Washington Knhnk of Pan Frsnclsco and ti latt Juno Kohnke; a path of tan Francisco. Funeral services will held Monday, May Uth.

at 2 p. at the Chapel of tli Chimes, Santa Rosa, (Welti Services; LEE In this city, April 30, 1949, Walter Lee, be lived brother of Mis, Maudie Gllmore; a native of Colorado. A member of Ship Clerks Ass'n Local 1-34. FMneral Tuesday at 1:45 p. from Chapels of Arthur Sullivan A 22j4 Market between 13th and Pith Interment, tioidea Gate National Ceme-Ury.

MAI.OI (, II Tn this cltv. Mbv fl. 1949. William beloved husband of Amelia waiougn, devoted father of Mrs. C.

Schafer. lovint grandfather nf Mr, H. S. Creed, loved great-grandfather of Buroara Jean Creed; a native of San rrancisco. A member of South San Francisco Parlor No.

157, S. mm leamsicrs union, iocai ftineral Monday, 2 p. from Rellly 29th and Doluiea 6t. Interment, Olivet Cemetery. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PARLOR No.

157, N. S.O. W. Officer! and members are requested to funeral services for our deceased Brother, William Ma-lough, at the Parlors o' Jas. H.

Relllv 29lh 4 Polo-es on Sunday svening May S. at 8 -2c o'clock. JERRY BRADY President. HAROLD REOAN. Rec, Stcty.

JIANDICH In this city. May fl, 1919. Anna beloved wlf of Steve O. Man-dich, and mother of Mrs. Clara Pe Fries and John Brennan: aged 59 years.

Funeral Monday at 11 a. nv, from Oantner. Felder. Kennv Chapel, 19(15 Market Street at Puboce Ave. Inurnment, Cypress Lavn Memorial Park.

MrAFEE Iu this cttv. May fl. 1949 Frank beloved husband of Elsa M. McAfee. father of Frank McAfee a native of Texas, aged ti5 years.

A member of Honolulu Lodge No. til6. B. o. Elks.

Funeral Monday. a. from Reilly 2ittli and Dolores Sts thence to St. Emydlus Cliurch, where a Requiem Mass will ne sung at 9 a. in.

Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Mct'ONNELI, May 6. 1949. Elizabeth Mary McConnell, beloveu wife of the the late Pr.

Edward Giles McConnell, loving sister of Ralph Scott of Chico. Mrs. Ethel 8. of Sacramento and the late Joseph J. Scott.

Friends are Inviteq lo attend the funeral services at 11 m. Monday. May 9. at. Gray's.

Pivssadera Street at Post. Interment, at Yreka California, Tuesday. Mty 10 MrllANlEL Tn this cltv, Mav R. 1949 Jesse McPaniel, deurly beloved brother of A. McDanlel ot Lynwoud, Call-iurtua.

Funeral services Monday at 12 o'clock noon at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter street, near Polk, lnier-meiu, Golden Gait National Cemetery. San Bruno, Calif. HELLO In Petahima. Mav 7. 1949.

Man uel K. Mello, lovlnj husband of Rose iie.io of petsiuma. devoted father ot Antliony V. Mello. Petaluma, John Mello of San Francisco and Mrs.

Dorothy Hoyle of Mill Valley brother of Mrs, J. Rosa of Oakland: a native of Aaores islands: aged hi years. Friends and acqut intnnces are respect- miiy invited to attend the tunerai lues-day. Mav 10th. at o'clock a.

m. from Sorensens Funeral Home, 400 Washington Petaluma' thence to St Vincent Church, where a High will be celebrated for "he repose of his soul, commencing at 9:10 o'clock a. nv Interment. Calvary Cen.etirv. Petaluma.

MKItfiF.lt In Palo Alto, May 7, 1949, Dorothy Mercler, wife of Raymond Mer-cier, loving daughter of Charles Simeon Sr. and le nite Mrs. Charles Simson. mother of Bernlce Shrout of San Bruno and lack Mercler of Shelby. North Carolina, sister of Charles Simson and Heleji Trimble of Benlcia.

grandmother of Nancy Sheri and Bonnie Plirout of San Bruno, Wayne and Susan Mercler of Shelby. North Carolina; a native ot Oregon, aged 4ti years. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday, MHy 10 at 11 a. nv, from the Holler-Hapgood Lorentzen Chapel, 926 Mlddleflelil Redwood City (for-m -rly Franklin Crowe). Interment, Cyp ess Lawn Memorial Park.

MISH- In Ban Mateo, May 8, 1949, Charle a. Mlsh. heloved husband of Lillian misiv loving father of Charles B. Mlsh de voted grandfather of Ltnda-Maria and Sharon-Ann Mlsh. A member of San Francisco Lodge No.

3. B. P. O. Elks; San F'ranelsco Lodize No, 2d.

Loyal Order of Moose; San Francisco-Golden Gate Aerie No. 5-tU, F. O. Eagles. Funeral services Sunday afternoon o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Butter St.

near Polk, under lilt auspices ot F. Mdga IV o. 3, Ii. p. O.

KIIU. HAN FRANCISCO LODGE No. 3, O. ELKS Officers and members are beaiby notified to attend the funeral servkes for our late brother, Charles u. Mlsh.

on Sunday. May Sth. at 1 P. nv. at tht Mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter St.

JOHN J. FA HEY Exalted Ruler. ARTHUR J. MANG1N, Secty. MOLONEY In Burllngame, May 6.

1949 Rose Moloney, be, oved wife of the lat Frederick Moloney, loving mother Mrs. Rosetnond Caldr.roni of Sail Fran Cisco, and Mrs. Burne Powell. Utirlln game grandmother of Mrs. Frank Rog ers, San Mateo.

Mrs. Donald Macl.alne Long Beach, and Mis. Phylipe McDonald Sail Francisco; a native ol bail 1-ran CISCO Funeral services will be held Monday. May 9th. 1949.

at a. nv, at the Colonial Mortuary of Crosby-iV Cray 2 Park Koad. Buiiitigame. Inter nient. Olivet Memorial Park.

MOONEY In this city. May fl. 1949. Walter E. Mooney (a resident of Weltch- Pec.

Humboldt County. California), be loved husband nf Mary Mooney, loving father of Walter Ldwln Mooney Jr. Robin David Mooney and Mrs. June Johansen, brother of Mrs. Merle F'uller of Chowchilla.

Mrs. John Thompson ol San Luis Obispo California. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 1 clock, at the mortuary of lialsted 1123 Sutter Street, near Polk. In terment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, san iiruno, California. NORTON In Sutter Creek, May fl 11)49, Mary Anna Norton, beloved wile of the late Virgil Norton, loving mother of Virgil, S.

and John G. Norton, of San Francisco, and William H. Norton of Sutter Creek. A natlvt ot Butter Creek; aged SO years. Funeral will be held May 8, a 1 :30 p.

m. from the late residence in Sutter Creek, thenc to th Methodist Church where services will be held at 2 p. nv Interment Sutter Creek Cemetery. (J. J.

Danlri Son, Jackson, Calif. I PEASE Pled in this cltv. Mav 7. 1949 Margaret M. Pease, boloved wife of the late Charles E.

Pease, loving mother of Josepiune Kelly and Kohertson s. l'ense Friends ere Invited to attend the fu nernl Tuesday morning. May 10. at Pre sidlo Chapel, Presidio National Cemetery where a Requiem Mass will be offered for ine repose or ner soul commencing ai a. m.

Gray invisauero St. at fust. PKRS Near Sebastopol, May 7, 1949, Mary Pers, beloved wife of Louis J. Pers, loving mother of Kathryn Hardlna and Albin, Paul and Rudolph M.idronlclv loving sister of Joseph and Michael Zalec. and two sisters in Yugoslavia, loving grandmother of Jimmv and Kicky iinr dtna ami Donnle.

Linda and Barbara Madronich; a natlvt of Yugoslavia, aged eo years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday. May It. at 9 a. nv, from the Chapel of the O'Leary Funeral Home, seoastopol.

tnenre to Sebastian's Church In Sebastopol. where a Mass will be said for the repose of her soul, commencing nt 9:30 a. nv terment, Sebastopol Cemetery. Rosary will be recited Tuesday evening at clock at the O'Leary Funeral Home, lililf In Reno. Nevada.

May 3. 1949 Pavid R. Pierce, beloved husand of Mamie Pierce. Private funeral services were held Sat-tmiiv morning. (Halsted 1123 Sutler Street) RAFFA In this city.

May 5, 1949 Andrew Raffa, dearly beloved brother of Mary Raffa Glenn, neioved uncle of Tony and Angelo Taormlna; a nauve of Pittsburg. aged 3S years. (Pittsourg. papers please copy. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday.

May 9 1949. at 9 a. from the Chapel of Valente. Marlnl. Perata 6-19 Green thence to SS.

pfter and Paul's Church where a Mass will be said for the repose of his soul commencing st 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. RIHOTTA In this city. Mar 7.

1949 Joseph Ribotta. dearly beloved husband of Margherita Ribotta. father of Kev, F'rancis F. Ribotta and Michael Ribotta: a native nf Italy aged 59 years. member of Don Bosco Council No.

63. Y. M. I. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday, May 1(1.

at 9 a. nv. from Chapel of Valente. Marini, Perata fi49 Green tnence to PS. Peter and Paul's Church, where Solemn Requiem High Mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at a m.

Interment, Catholic Valley Ceme-i ter. Watsonviile, Calif. ROHKRTS In this city. May 7. 1949.

Ann Isabel, beloved wife of William R. Roberts, loving mother of Mrs. Alleen biuTi. Rev. Richard J.

Knoerts. William C. and Francis T. Roberts lovi-r-grandmother of Gerald and Kenneth Nussbnum and Nnncv I.nnts Roberts, beloved sister of Mrs Cecilia Cssev. Mrs Elizabeth Regan, Mr.

Rosella Martenson. and the late John and Mary Dillon; a native of San Francisco. Funeral Tnesdnv. Announce-nent of time herea'ter. Friends may call nt th.e Memorial Chanel of Carew ft Er.g'.ish.

Masonic at Golden Gate Avenue. Rl'STICI Tn Oakland. May 6. 1949. Cul-eertpe bevpd husband o' late Rose Rustld.

lovtre brother of Mr. Jnhn Barhutl and Mrs Pietro l.e-'-e. bth of New York, bro'er-ln-law of Mrs. Pieuo Oppici of San Francisco and Mrs. J.oula Ootelll of Alameda, slster-ln-laws, brotlier.ln-ltws.

nieces nd nephews in New York. California. Franct and Italy. Cousins In New Yoik, Ban ersncitco and Italy; a nativt of Psgstzano, Prov. di Pat ma, Italy, aged 70 years.

A member of Roma Orove No. 95, U. A. O. D.

Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from Cooorsno A Co, Mortuary, 1727 Grove Oakland, Tuesday, May juin, ling, at b.ju a. m. S( IIP BERT Entered Into rest. Ctrl Schu bert. Funeral services Monday afternoon at 1:30 clock, at tht Mortuary of Halsted 1123 suiter St near rout.

in. terment, Woodlawa Memorial Park Colma. California. SHELDON In this eltv. Mnv 4.

1949 Elizabeth Sheldon, loving aunt of William E. and Rev. F. McCabe. Funeral will take place Monday at 8:30 a nr.

from th Chaptl of J. C. O'Connor 45.1 Valencia 8t thence tn the Cliurch of the Epiphany (Amazon and Naples Sts where a Requiem Mass wl I a celebrated 'or the repose of her soul nt 9 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross cemetery.

SII.4.(iI-ln Sen Mster. May fl. 1949. Mrt Mae 81 In cl beloved wife of Robert SUari of Redwood City loving daughter or jonn Reynolds and Mrs. Anna jonn son.

Funeral services will he held Mondav morning at 10 o'clock st the Chapel of Sneider A Sullivan. 15 No. Ellsworth san Mateo. SMITH Near Sonoma, April 25, 1949, Carl Leroy Smith of San Francisco, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

irwln F. Smith of Reno, Nevada: brother of Edwin Junior Smith of Reno: nephew of Mrs. Maude Fullmer and Rav Christen-sen. of Colusa; loving grandson of Mrs J. R.

Chrlstensen of Colusa; a natlv of California: aged 23 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited tn attend the funeral services Monday, May at 11 o'clock a. m. at the chapel of Bates and Evans In Sonoma, followed by graveside services at Golden Gate National Cemetery at 2:45 P. m.

SMITH In thlt city. May 4, 1949, George B. Smith. Notice of funeral later. (Halsted 1123 Sutter Street.) TAYLOR May fl.

1919, Orllla. dearly beloved wife of the late Frank Taylor, loving mother of Mrt. Esther Narrance. grandmother of lola Crlnpen, great-grandmother of Melvin McVlcar; a native of Maine. Friends i re tnvlted to attend the fu-nerd Tuesday.

May 10, nt 1 p. nv, from Ptiggan's. 3434 17th St, Inurnment, Woodlawu Memorial Park. Tit WFItffl In this city. Mnv fl.

1949 Teobaldlna Trnverso, dearly beloved wife of the late Valente Trnverso, loving mother of Mario and Rlnaldo Traverso, Amelia Belluomlnl, Emma Relluominl. and Angela a natlvt of Italy, aged vears. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the mneral on Monday, May 9. at 9:30 a. from the Chanel of Valente, Marlnl, Perata 6-19 Green thence to SS Peter and Paul's Church, where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 a.

m. Interment, Italian Cemetery. WAItn In this city. May fl. 1919.

Ace Ward, beloved husband of Margie II. V'ard stenfnther of Nellie Phillips, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Bedsole and Mack Mel.nln. Funernl services Monday morning at 11 o'clock, at the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk, FI1ER At rest, May fl. 1949, Joseph beloved husband of the late Maggie Weber, devoted father of Albert J.

and Joseph J. Weber, William P. Byrne and Mrs. Alice E. Amend.

A member of Bakers' Union, Local 24. Funeral Monday. 8:30 a. nv, from Relllv Co 29th and poiores Sts. thence tn St.

Finn Barrs Church, where a Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. In fUrmnriam APPLFBAOt. JOSEPH In loving mem-ury of our devoted husband and father. A fourth Anniversary Mas will offered Mav 11th In the Cliurch of Bt.

Thomas ihe" Apostle at 8 a. m. BFL1XTEI1T, CHARLES Loving memories of mv devoted husband, who passed awav thirteen years ago today. MOI.L1E G. BELLSTEPT.

CL4.FFV. MIRY V. Fond and loving memory of our dear mother on this Mother's Pay, May 8. 1S49. This tribute Is for you Who was so fine and dear, And Is thought of very tenderly, Each dnv thruout the year.

MARTHA AND MAY HULINQ. COMIOY. RAYMOND Jit In memory of our dear little bov. Kicky, who passed awtv three vear ago on Mothers' Pay, May ii. Badly missed hv MOTHER AND DAD.

CONROY. WINIFRED We pay tribute to a loving wife and mother. Although you've been (on from us for many a year. Our memory of you Is still sweet and fresh, mother dear. THOMAS C.

CONROY, Husband. MARY ANPEREOO AND EVELYN CONROY, Paugnters. WILLIAM CONROY, Sun. Ci'MMINS, BFSSIK In loving memory of my tiear mmner on Motner iay. Ten vears has passed since that sad day When the one 1 loved was called away.

Cod took her home, It was His will. Hut In my heart slit Jiveth still. IRENE. DA IH A In 'ovlng memory of my beloved wife, Pasquallna, who passed away one year ago today. YOVR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FAMILY.

DAVIS, JOSEPHINE In loving memory of our dear wife and mother on Mother's Pay. Her smiling way and pleasant fact Are a pleasure to recall; She had a kindly word for each And died heloved by all. Borne day we hope to meet her, Some day, we know not when. To clasp her hand in tht better land, Never to part again. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.

DOYLE In loving memory of our dear mother, Charlotte Doyle, who departed this life April 13, 1948. Her mem iry Is as dear today As In th hour she passed away. LORETTA, CLARINB AND CAROLE. Dt NNE In loving memory of our dearly beloved wife and mother, Kose imnne, who passed awav four years ago todav. Mass will be celebrated at St.

Vincent de Paul Church. Sunday. o'clock a. m. Sadlv missed by her family.

FISIIFR. TERESA March 1. 1949. And the tear that we snea. Though in secret lt rolls.

Shall keep our memory green In our souls. HER FAMILY. Fl'SCO, LILLIAN" MOLLA In loving mem ory on Mother Dav. You are not forgotten, dear mother Nor ever shall you be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee.

No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost can tell Ol the grief that's borne in silence For the mother loved so well. HER DAUGHTER BABE. Ji'aro. rONCFTTA In loving memory of our dear motner on ner day. Pay.

A monthly Mass will be said for her at St Joserth's Monastery of Poor Clares in Santa Love, remembrance and sadly missed by, THE FAMILY. OAY. DELIA In loving memory of our mother who passed away rvovemner iu, 1940. i Mother, we've known so much of happiness. We id our cup of joy.

And memory Is one gift of Cod That death cannot destroy THE FAMILY. GROGGIN. MARY Aorll 21st 1942 in fond ana loving memory oi a aevoieu ANN1K O'BRIFV. BONA PETERSEN. HART.

MARY Memory of mv mother on her dav. Even thouetl time Is nassinz bv The memory of you. mother, will never die. Sadlv hy DAUGHTER ROSE AND I. WV.

DANNIE SULLIVAN. HFNNISsV. Fl.lil In loving memory of our beloved mother who passed away February 14. 1912 You bid no on i last farewell, Tou said goodbye to none. Your loving hea-t had ceased to beat Before we knew lt vou had gone.

You did not fait to do your best Your heart was trj and tender. You worked hard fo thn-e you left tad a'wavs will bt remembered by your FLORENCE foVKt.IJJ AND (CATHERINE HUNT. HOI.Z. iRGARET In loving memory on Mother' Day. DOLLY.

HORN. MARIE Tn loving memory of try dear mother, who passed a ay February 2. 19 J5. In my heart your memory linger. ver loving, fond and true.

There is not a day, mother, I do not think of you. SETON. HlilHFS Tn lovine memory e' Porcrhy Hughes, who passed awav March 13. 1919. Although cannot claso tout band.

Your face we cannot see. But let this little token show a'wavs reii-rrtber thee TTOUR PEVOTKP PAl'GHTER GLORIA AND FAMILY. PROGRAMS LISTED HMJIV 6 A. M. ball: Oatr.

v. Seals 1:30 P.M. KOO opera Album. kFO 1:40. past-ball: Seals V.

Ban Dleso. KFHO Dettctlv mvstery. KN BeNewt: JU10 Concert musle. fc.MIO fews; 6:15, Bong ot Faith. 6:30 A.

M. KOO Concert musle. hm; music. hCKH 6.45. Trinity cnoir.

7 A. M. Kf.o Musle. W1 KCBs tou Art There. 2 P.

M. KGO Chanirlnf World; 2:13, Honey Dreamer. RFitC Tne brniuuW. KNBC Orchestra and vocalists, ELX 2:25. ban.

ball: seals vs. Oaks. KCBS Choraller. 2:30 P. 31.

KGO Mmle. KltO Quick Fls.h. KNBC llarvtst of Smr. hFKO Concert. b.

uu itnuiu Pulpit. Kt Hi Church ot th Air. 7:30 A. M. Kf.O Musle.

KFRO Cnoral erouD. hHU Choral group, KNBC Religion In the news; 7:45, science talk. E( DS Churcb of ut Air. 8 A. M.

EC Bi Broadway I ay Beat. 3 P. M. KOO California Caravan, KFltO Ro RoKtrt, UN BO Catholl Hour. KCBs Family hour of Star.

3:30 P.M. KGO Greatest Ston Kvef Told. KFIto Nick Carter KMtO Newton and the News: 3:43. musical. gOO Comlo Weekly juan.

KV lt(i Rellaiou KNBC Better Place; Family Week music. KCBS New: 8:08, rvewBmakers; 8:15, London talk. 8:30 A. M. KOO Hour of 'ititn.

KFKC Vole Ot Prophecy. KNBC Garden talk. vl US Mill J.HKe KCBs ozzlt and city xauernacit Choir 9 A. M. Harriet.

4 P. M. KGO Stop musle. KOO Southernalre. hmi scatter- (rood pnlnes.

EN HC Richard IHamond. private detective. KCBS JacK Benny. 4:30 P.M. EGO Stop musle.

til It Keviswin Stand. KNBO Phil Harrli Alice Fava. Kt ItsAmos 'n' And, 5 P. M. KGO Quiet, Please, hr iu; i5ioie matt.

RMtONewi. h( Its Invltution .0 Learning. KLV 9:10, Com. monweaim uun. KI A Children program.

9:30 A. 51. KGO On Kardensi iifugious Headline. KSFO Dude Ranch mo Lutheran Hour. KNBC Eternal KUtC Mediation Hoard.

K( its People' RNBO Fred Allen. piatrorm. 10 A. M. ht Its Newt; Orant Holcomh, 5:80 P.

M. EGO Ted Malone 8:45, Dirk Todd. KFKC Under Arrest. EN HC Henry Morgan. Kt HS- Life Willi I.UlKl.

EGO Garden talk! 10:13, Humane of the Hlchwav KSFO 10:05. has. nail: Seal! vi. Onks. Bt'ltd News; 10:15 Clet Robert.

UN lit America United K( bs Npws: 10:15. Hour of St Francis KV A 10:15, Sid Alexander. KLX 10:10, baseball: Seals vs. Oaks. 10:30 A.

M. ft GO Veoner KKKC Dean EJUS Frank Fung. 6 P.M. KGO alter Wtnrhell: liirll Parson. KFIIC Secret Mission.

KNBC Open House, ht BS Helen Hayes. drama: "No Koora for Peter Pan." KLX Recorded symphony. 6:80 P. M. EGO hMlel fiulld: "Off Mice and Men." M'KV Jimmy Fid- ler; 6:45.

Pet JCx- chanse. EMU! Thu li four Home KfBHStorles to remember; 10:45. news. 11 A. M.

R(iO Sidney Koceri 11:10. "in nmiK. Kr ltC Wings Over Jordan. RB0 Music, Kt KS Svmphonett 11:30 A. M.

KOO Piano Play. home. KFKC Music! 11:45. canary net show. RNBC university Theater.

KCBS Music; 11:45. Stamp Man NOON ROD Fdltnr Home! foreign news, RU(t -News: 12:15, music. RNBO university Theater. KCBS To announced. 12:30 P.M.

KGO Message of Israel. Krm; Juvtnll Jurv. KNBC On Man's Family ECUS To announced. K.IBS Hie Ten Hit 1 P. M.

KOO Music. KSFO 1:25, bast-ball: Seals vs. Oaks. Mvsterr. KNBC (Jut Kid.

KCBS To be announced. K1A 1 :25. Bast- KNhtJ American Album of Familiar Mime. KCBS Our Mis brooks. 7 P.

M. KGO Theater l.ulld. KFHC Mavor of the Town; 7:25. Johnnv Desmond. KNBC Takt It or l.mvt it.

KCBS Lum 'n Abntr. EVA Recorded opera. 7:30 P.M. KGO Jimmy Flitter; 7:40, lone neau. KFltc Family Theater.

KMtt a Heldt. KCBS Pays to tie Ignorant. 8 P. M. EGO Drew Pear-son 8:15.

news. KFKC Twenty ouestlnns. KCBS CBS Sym phony. RNBC Martin-Lewis Show. KCBS Rocky Jordan.

8:30 P.M. EGO Halter Wlnrhell; James Roosevelt KFItC Walter Winchell; 8:45, Louella Parsons. EDWARD KILENYI Plan Soloist JOHN BARNETT, Conductor Standard Symphony Orchestra Sicilian Vttptrt: Overtwr Verdi Th Veil th Ovordioii Angel fiern I Od: Botlel Muti Massenet Variation an Nursery Rhymt Dohnonyi Tyrolean, Cottock Dane Zeiil Wrier th Citron Bloom: Waltz Strautt Pwgrani Igkjed le swstikle dianae Sunday 8:30 p.m. KNBC your dial Gardener Talks 'Mums9 on KGO Arthur Xavlet, "The Gardener" will discuss the variety, planting and growth of chrysan theniunis on KGO at 9:30 this morning. Hear the "Booktime" spotlight at 11:13 a.

m. when Ken Carnahan interviews Carol Green Wilson, author. The memorable "Of Mice and Men" will be dramatized on "Theatre Guild" at 6:30 p. m. with Bur-gess Meredith and June Havoc In starring roles.

1 9 hLFMETT. JOHN JOSKPH FIU DKKK LtK, WALTFK E. MAI.OI l.lt, WII.UAM J. MANDH Il, ANNA J. 6(1 years MeAFEE, FRANK 5 year Met ONNFLL, FLIZAlltTH MAltV McDANILU JKSSK W.

MKLIX. MANI KL years M1.UC1KR, DOROTHV i year MISII. IHAItl.KS B. MOLONEY. HOSF.

MOONKY, ALTER E. NORTON, MARY ANNA 80 year PEASE, MARGARET PERS, MARY (18 year FIERI DAVID K. RAFF ANDREW 38 years RIUOTTA, JOSEPH fi years HOHEKTS, ANN ISABEL RI STK I. til lSEPrE 70 years SI HI BERT, CARL SHELDON, ELIZABETH SlLAGI, AE SMITH, I ARL LEROY 23 years SMITH, tiKORGE B. IAYLOU.

OKII.IA TRAVERSO, TEOBALDINA B9 years HARD. At WEBEll, JOSEPH T. ALBORA In this city. May 5, 1940. Mary be oved wire ot nuuoinn Aiuora.

lov ing daughter of the late Peter K. and Mary J. O'Keeffe. beloved sister of Mrs. Margaret Corcoran and Mrs.

Nell Mo-Ui'vltt: a native of Stockton. Culif. The funeral will take place Monday a. from the Evergreen Mortuatv of McAvoy-O'llara Geary at ttience to Btnr or in iea Cliurch. where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

Inter nient. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rirurrill In this cltv. May fl. 1949 Emma Bachecni.

neioveu wne oi nr i.i. i.Mim HHcliecnl loving mother of Gutdo Bachechl. Bruna Lemlu. Jennie l.ani'tert nnit Lena Incerni. loving siscer of Nicola Monti of Sun Francisco, Julio and Assuero Monti of New York.

Ker-ruclo Monti Slid Ailumira Innncentl of Italy, loving grandmother ol Rov Ros-sellinl. Richard Lembl. Jerrold and Rob. ert Bachechl and Rosanna Inverpi; a native of Italv, aged 66 vears. Friends are Invited tto attend the funeral on Monday.

May 9. li49. at 8:30 a. from the chapel of Valcnte. Ma-rinl, Perata 4S40 Mission thence to St.

Klicabeth' Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for th repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a m. Interment. Italian Cemetery. Rusch. 23.

521 25th Ave. Joseph R. Soares. 48. and Mary Elliott.

39. both Fresno, Calif. SIMPSON-PA VlCil Alfred Simpson. 23, u. s.

Navy, and Anne pavicn, 2S, -iva more St. ISOLA-SINCLAIR John A. Isnla, 22. B3S Cavuga and Owen F. Sinclair, 19 143 Corcet Ave.

SOLI.ENBEROER-PENDF.RCAST Rich ard K. Sollenberger, 21. anil Antoinette M. Pendergast, 21, both 1S80 Sunny-dnle Andrew W. Vigil.

1. 935 McAllister and Lena J. young. 17, 2109 24th St. Divorce Suits Filed BARROW Olivia vs.

Willinm. BORIiEAl'X Marv E. vs. Nicholas J. WHEWELL Melville J.

vs. Marjorlt, Annulment Filed CROS8T EY Patricia E. vt. Joseph N. Driver Accused Of Fighting Cops Martin Raabe, 31, was released from San Rafael County Jail yes tcrday on $500 bail following his arrest on charges of resisting an officer and driving while drunk.

Raabe, who lives at 1918 Montgomery Drive in Santa Rosa, wrecked his car Friday on the Black Point Bridge near the SO' noma County line and battled of ficers who attempted to take him into custody, according to police. Police said Raabe had a long record of traffic violations and that his driver's license was re scinded in 1946 on a manslaugh ter charge. Younq Estate The estate of former Governor C. C. Young was valued at $382 617 in an appraisal filed yester day in Alameda County Superior Court.

It consisted of loans, notes, stocks, bonds and San Francisco and Oakland real estate. Young died December 23, 1947, leaving one-fourth of his estate to his wife, Mrs. Lila J. Young, of 1824 Marin Avenue, Berkeley; one-fourth to a daughter, Mrs Barbara West of Orinda; one- fourth to another daughter, Mrs. Lucy Glover of San Marino, and the rest in equal shares to three grandchildren.

'The Reflector' Wins Press Award "The Reflector" of Presenta tion Academy, San Jrancisco, was judged the best California Catholic high school newspaper for the third consecutive year at the seventeenth annual conven tion of parochial journalists held at St. Mary's College yesterday and attended by more than 200 delegates from all sections of the state. "The Gael" of Christian Brothers High School, Sacramento, placed first in the boys' division. Laurels for the best co-educational high school publication went to the "Red and Blue" of San Joaquin Memorial High School in Fresno. The shipping news and weather data will be found on Page 21.

Where's The Fire? The fire department responded to the following alarms late Friday and yesterday: FRIDAY 9:44 p. m. 1385 Utah Street; fir In rear of dwelling: damage considerable. 9:57 p. m.

Bosworth Street and Branson Avenue; grass. 10:32 p. m. 535 Grov Street; careless smoker ignited contents of apartment room; damage to contents considerable. 11:43 p.

m. Davis and Sacramento Streets; false alarm. SATCRDAY m. Twenty-eighth Avenue and El Boulevard: grass. 12:21 a.

1905 Laguna Street; rubbish can In yard, no damage. 12:31 42S Ninth Avtnut; tofa on fire; damage small. 1:54 a. m. Stiti Eddy Street; false alaim.

3:15 Maplt and California 8tree(s; false alarm. 3:39 a. m. 480 Pine Street; careless smoker Ignited mattress; damagt considerable. 4:27 a m.

Silver Avenue and Edin burgh Street: auto: damage small. 4:38 a. in. Seventh Avenue THRILLING DRAMA! SUNDAY a 3:00 P. M.

CALIFORNIA MEOICAl ASSN. 4:38 a. in. Seventh Avenue and Irv- OsiVri fa a 6A rstas i.