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SP Under New Probe By PUC An investigation into the services, rates, rules and practices of Southern Pacific Co. was launched today by the State Public Utilities Commission. Southern Pacific has asked permission to raise coach fares by canceling the special, reduced rate coach fares on the Lark and Coast and San Joaquin Daylights between San Francisco and Los Angeles and to discontinue making seat reservations. Under SP's proposal, the fare between those two points would be increased from the present $12.50 to $17.40 and there would be substantial increases between other points. Fares on trips north of San Francisco and Sacramento, however, would decrease.

During hearings on SP's application to abandon the Lark, the commission staff recommended a reduction in the coach fare to $10 to attract passengers. Hearings on the coach fare hike will be held June 9 and 10 at the Stat Building hre. Ruth Gates, Actress, Dead at 79 NEW YORK (UPI) Actress Ruth Gates, 79, who created the role of Aunt Jenny in the Broadway production "I Remember Mama" and the TV series died Monday following an apparent heart attack. Miss Gates was the maternal niece of Edwin Booth, the Shakespearean actor. At the height of her career, she appeared in a command performance of "Business Before Pleasure" before King George and Queen Mary in London.

Marie H. Hogarty Marie Hanlon Hogarty, 62, daughter of Old-time Oakland shipbuilder Daniel Hanlon and widow of Edward J. Hogarty, theater manager-banker-tavern operator, was mourned by a host of friends today. She suffered a heart attack Saturday at her home, 1085 Orchard road, Lafayette, and died in an Oakland hospital. She was active in Heidi Chapter of the Children's Home Society, Linnet Branch of Mt.

Diablo Therapy Unit Center and of Lafayette Women's Club. Her sportsman husband, past president of Oakland Boosters, past exalted ruler of Oakland Elks, member of Alameda County Sheriff's Posse, old-time manager of Oakland's Fulton Theater and Bank of Italy vice president, was long owner of Berkeley Square cocktail lounge in Berkeley. He died in 1960. Mrs. Hogarty is survived by children Adair H.

Bouchard and Edward H. Hogarty, grandchildren Daniel, Lori, Linda and Lisa Hogarty and Dennis, Kathleen and Karen Bouchard. Requiem mass was offered yesterday at St. Leo's Church, Oakland. Piedmont Memorial Chapel was in charge of funeral arrangements.

Lewis A. Giegerich Services for Lewis Albert Giegerich, 71, past governor general of the state-wide Past Presidents Association of the Native Sons of the Golden West and a retired 44-year employe of Standard Oil's marketing division, will be held at 1:15 p.m. tomorrow at McNary's, 3030 Telegraph Berkeley. Mr. Giegerich died at Herrick Memorial Hospital moments before midnight Monday.

He had been found unconscious, presumably injured in a fall, when his wife, Joanne, returned from Cross volunteer work. Mr. Giegerich was a veteran of 18 months service in the Army transportation corps in World War a past president and 42-year member of Pacific Parlor of Native Sons, a member of American Legion Post 1 here, Occidental Lodge of Masons, California Scottish Rite, Berkeley Red Cross and SIRS. He is survived also by: al sister, Miss Adrienne Giegerich, of Los Angeles. Funerals CReCo ALUSKA, Joseph 23 BASS, Matie-May 22 BENSER, Clara 24 BICKNELL, George Lawrence--May 22 BRUCOLI, William -May 24 COMBATALADE, Alfred 24 CONWAY, Helen--May 22 CORNILS, Pauline 23 EYMUNDSON, K.

S. (Ben), M.D.GEE, Fay Leen Hom-May GIEGERICH, Lewis Albert--May 24 GRAHAM Joann Marie- May 24 GREENWELL, Jack-May GRISSLER, Carl (Charlie) -May 23 HALE, Martha Coldewe-Mav 21 HUBBARD, Elmer M. May 23 JOHNSON, Charles-May KELSO, Julia 23 LEWIS, Henry 21 McCAFFREY, Mildred May 24 McGOVERN, Martha Anne--May 24 MUSSOTTER, Louise- May 23 OTTO, Elsie 24 PENTILLA, Laura 19 ROBERTS, Sally (Soledad Palacios)-May 23 SILVERMAN, Max--May 23 STAMM, Hugo H. 23 ZICKEL, Dina (Franchi)-May 20 ALUSKA, Joseph this city, May beloved 23, 1966, brother Joseph W. Aluska, of Helen Aluska, a member of Marine Firemen's Union.

Funeral on Thursday, May 26 at 9:30 a.m. DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd thence to the Apostleship the Sea, where a High Mass of Requiem will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment, Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery, Rosary 8 p.m.

WednesCOURTESY PARKING MOBIL STA. 22ND AND SOUTH VAN NESS AVE. BASS, Matie May 22, 1966, Matie Bass, devoted wife of the late Charles J. Bass, beloved aunt of Dorothy Barwick, Ruth B. Curtis, Thomas Edward John Bass, and Charles Lindsay; a member of Mill Valley Club.

Services Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter St. Interment Cypress COMPLIMENTARY PARKING BENSER, Clara J. this city, May 24, 1966, Clara Benser, dearly beloved wife of the late R. F. Benser, loving, mother Mrs.

Evelyn M. E. Robinson of S.F.. Mrs. Virginia Shepherdson of Sioux Falls, S.D., and Mrs.

Goldie M. Stillson of Antioch, also survived by three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; a native of Yankton, S.D.; aged 85 years. Friends may visit, the Funeral Home of HOGAN SULLIVAN, 1266 Ninth between Lincoln Way and Irving st. (Sunset District) on Wednesday between 3 and 9 p.m. Services and interment at Volin, S.D.

22, BICKNELL, 1966, George Lawrence--May George Lawrence Bicknell, beloved husband Ethel Bicknell: devoted father of Roberta Johnston and two grandsons of Walnut Creek, loved father of Bryant Mathews of San Francisco; a native of San Francisco; a charter member for 60 years of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Pinole, Calif. All friends are invited to attend memorial services held under auspices of the F.O.E. Wednesday, May 25, at 8 p.m., at HALSTED 1123 SUTTER ST. Interment private. Remembrances may be made to the Order of Eastern Star Cancer Dressing Stations, Flood San Francisco.

BRUCOLI, William -May 24, 1966, William A. Brucoli, beloved father of Michael, Michele and Patricia Brucoli, brother of Ned Brucoli. Services and Interment, Youngstown, Ohio. daphne SFFS, one church st. COMBATALADE, Alfred F.

In Redwood City, May 24, 1966, Alfred F. Combatalade, husband of the late Henrietta Combatalade, loving father of Julien, L. Combat al a de of San Carlos, Alfred L. Combatalade of San Francisco, Mrs. Eugenie Phelps, Seattle, Washington, and the late Mrs.

Leonie C. Wallace, brother of Louie Combat of Sedia Wooley, Washington and Mrs. Eugenie Ashtenhagen of Kirkland, Washington also survived by three grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren; a native of San Francisco, aged 90 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services on Friday May 27, 1966, at 9 a.m.. at CRIPPEN FLYNN Chapel, 400 Woodside Redwood City, thence to St.

Anthony's Church, Redwood City, for a Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m. The Rosary will be recited day evening at 8 o'clock at the chapel. CONWAY, Helen In this city, May 22, 1966, Helen Conway, beloved wife of William Conway, loving mother of Ponce, Janis, William a Roc Conway, idolized daughter of Eugene and Veatrice Fletcher, dear sister of six sisters and three brothers. Funeral on Thursday, May 26, at 8:30 a.m. from DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 South Van Ness Ave.

at 22nd St. thence to Sacred Heart Church, where a 'Mass of Requiem will be offered at 9:00 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, 8:15 p.m., Wednesday. COURTESY PARKING, MOBIL STATION, 22nd SO.

VAN NESS. CORNILS, Pauline this city May 23, 1966, Pauline K. Cornils, dearly beloved wife of the late Henry (Jimmy) Cornils; devoted mother of Gertrude Benzer, and Henry and Fred Cornils: also survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A member of Roosevelt Chapter No. 470, O.E.S., and S.F.

Manneerchor, Damen Verein. Private funeral services were held yesterday (Tuesday), at GANTNER-FELDER-KENNY Chapel. EYMUNDSON, K. S. (Ben), M.D.May 23, 1966, devoted husband of Margaret M.

Eymundson, beloved stepfather of Mrs. Frank O. Davis, loving uncle of Barbara Ann Roy, Pembina, N.D. A member of American Medical Association, San Francisco County Medical Association and Icelandic Society of Northern California. Services Thursday afternoon, o'clock at HALSTED 1123 Sutter Street.

Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Memorials to St. Francis Memorial Hospital Building Fund preferred. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING GEE, Fay Leen Hom-In this city, May 22, 1966, Fay Leen Hom Gee, beloved wife of Suey Gwee Gee, loving mother of Kenneth K. and Bailey Gee, Mrs.

Jane Lee and Eva Gee, loving grandmother of Pandora Rene and Keith Conrad Gee. Services, Sunday, 1:00 p.m. Evening services, Saturday, 7:00 to 8:00. CATHAY MORTUARY, 1213 Powell St. GIEGERICH, Lewis, Albert In Berkeley, May 24, 1966, beloved husband of Mrs.

Joanne Giegerich of Berkeley, loving brother of Miss Adrienne Giegerich of Los Clara B. Buckley Services for Clara B. Buckley, a widow for some 49 of her 91 years, were conducted at Gray's today by the Rev. Max Christenson, St. James' Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Bukley, born in Missoula, where her husband, Dr. John J. Buckley, died in 1917, died at San Francisco Ear and Eye Hospital Saturday. She is survived by sisters Ruth E.

Gavin, with whom she resided at 1880 Jackson and Mrs. Laura Phelps, Missoula. 5.3. Examiner-Page 59 May 25, 1966 Justus F. Craemer, Marin Publisher Justus F.

Craemer, 79, San Rafael publisher and former state official and Republican Party leader, died today in Ross General Hospital. Mr. Craemer, who had been co-owner with the late Roy A. Brown of the San Rafael Independent Journal, had been in declining health for the last eight years. He was afflicted with Parkinson's disease.

Once a robust man of boundless energy, he was sometimes referred to as "the fire engine" by admiring friends. He had a retentive mind and a driving interest in newspapers and public affairs. MR. CRAEMER was a member of the California Public Utilities Commission from 1939 to 1956 and served as its president in 1942. He was chairman of the Mountain States Conference of Public Service Commissions from 1942 to 1946 and president of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners in 1946-47.

For five years to 1928 he was a member of the California State Board of Agriculture. In 1934 he was private secretary to Gov. Frank M. Merriam and from 1935 to 1937 served as assistant di- HENRY B. LEWIS Dead at 77 Arlington Rites for Gen.

Lewis Major General Henry B. Lewis, USA 77, former adjutant general of Ninth Army and assistant adjutant general of Ninth Corps Area here, will be buried at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery. General Lewis, who lived at 810 Gonzales Dr. here, entered Letterman Army Hospital last Wednesday and died Saturday.

During World War II he was executive and assistant adjutant general in Washing. ton, then-in Europe -adjutant general and later deputy chief of staff with the Twelfth Army Group, headed by General Omar Bradley. After the war he was assistant and deputy adjutant general of the army and chief of the personnel bureau, Washington. He retired in 1949. The much-decorated General Lewis was the son of Major General Edward M.

Lewis, West Point '86, and commander of the 30th Division in World War I. He himself won his commission on graduation from West Point in 1913, served on the Mexican border with the 13th Mifantry Division in World War I. He was adjutant at West Point, later of U. S. Army forces in China, and at the Infantry School.

General Lewis is survived by his wife, Florence; a daughter, Mrs. Frances L. Stone (whose husband, Col. Frank H. Stone, commandant at Fort Benjamin Harrison, died May 14); a brother, Brigadier General Thomas E.

Lewis, San Antonio, and a sister, Adelaide L. McMullen, widow of Air Force Maj. Gen. Clements McMullen. Godeau's handled local arrangements.

Cultural Pact MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union signed a scientific and cultural exchange agrement today with the new leftist regime in Syria. friend from Fort Dodge, bought the Daily News in Orange. Mr. Craemer, who ran the business end of the paper, purchased his half share with a $700 bank loan and $1,300 borrowed from his grandmother. In 1937, Mr.

Craemer and Hart joined Roy Brown in forming California Newspapers, which purchased The San Rafael Independent, later to become The pendent-Journal. At the time of his death Mr. Craemer was the corporation's board chairman. BROWN AND Mr. Craemer purchased Hart's interest in the newspaper after the latter's death in a 1942 airliner crash.

Hart's estate bought the Orange Daily News in 1946. Mr. Craemer was president of the California Newspaper Publishers Association in 1932 and president of the California Press Association from 1943 to 1956. He had lived in Kentfield for many years. He leaves his wife, Agnes, of San Rafael, and a son, Justus John "Jack" Craemer of Greenbrae, editor and assistant publisher of The Independent-Journal.

Funeral services are pending. Services for Trailer Executive Mormon services for Don L. Kimball, 79, pioneer of mobile home living and several times president of El Cerrito Chamber of Commerce, will be held tomorrow at 12 noon in Richmond. Bishop Earl Armtoft will officiate at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 330 Cariston St. Friends may call to 9 tonight at Cain's, 10240 San Pablo El Cerrito.

Born in Bear Lake, Utah, Mr. Kimball went to Alberta before the turn of the century and began work-at 12-for the Canadian Pacific. He returned to Brigham Young Academy in Logan, Utah, and from there went back to Lethbridge, Alberta, to make his first fortune in real estate. BACK IN this country again he began a career of invention- early one, an automatic hose coupler, still being in use. Henry Ford's then Model and Chevy 490 that followed next inspired him.

He began with a 4-speed universal transmission for Ford and Chevy trucks, then a six-speed fronton over-and-underdrive for and Chevy trucks. Old-timers stil his attachment for grafting a new rear end onto Model T's to convert passenger cars into trucks. JUSTUS CRAEMER GOP leader rector of the State ment of Public Works. After leaving that post, he served two years as State Building and Loan Commissioner. Mr.

Craemer was chairman of the Republican State Central Committee form 1936 to 1938. BORN IN FORT Dodge, Iowa, he enrolled at the University of California in Berk- eley in 1907. His college days ended in his freshman year when he fractured a heel bone while playing basketball. Two years later he and William O. Hart, a childhood HIS AUTO promotions took him across the nation.

He hammered together a trailer and built one of the first mobile homes, traveling in it with his wife, Shirley, for a decade. Gas rationing in World War II ended his travels. He ran out of gas--and coupons-in front of the old Peekaboo Virginia Sutter Memorial mass was offered today for veteran social worker Virginia K. Sutter, who never gave up her quest for loving homes for place orphans. Monsignor James D.

Flynn, general director of Catholic charities for the Archdiocese of San Francisco, which she had served 20 years, celebrated the Mass at the charities chapel here. Attending were fellow workers who had aided her in placing more than 300 children in permanent homes since the program began in 1953- Miss Sutter, 56, entered Polyclinic Hospital for surgery Monday, and died yesterday of complications. She resided at 1670 Clay St. here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs.

J. Gerald Cregan, Syracuse, N.Y., where final rites will be held. Daphine's was in charge of local funeral arrangements. Angeles, the late Joseph Giegerich and the late Maud Barnes. A member of Pacific Parlor N.S.W.G., American Legion Post No.

1, S.F. Occidental Lodge F. A.M. 'NO. 22, fornia Bodies Scottish Rite No.

32. Sirs No. 2 Berkeley, Berkeley Chapter Red Cross and forty-four year employee Standard Oil Co. of Calif. A native of Los Angeles, aged 71 years.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services. Thursday, May 26. 1966, at the New McNARY CHAPEL, 3030 Telegraph one block south of Ashby Ave. Berkeley, Rev. Leroy Nattress, officiating, Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, PACIFIC PARLOR NO.

10, N. S. G. W. Officers and members are requested to assemble at McNary's Funeral Chapel, Wednesday, May 25 at 8 p.in.

as a mark of respect to the memory of our late brother, Lewis F. Giegerich, a past president a and member for 42 vears. VICTOR C. FAURE, PRESIDENT HENRY BASTEIN, SECRETARY ALBERT R. BOWER Former ad man A.

R. Bower Rites Held On Peninsula Private services for Albert Raymond Bower, 66, past president of the California Republican Assembly and retired advertising agency head, were held this week at Roller Hapgood's, Palo Alto. The Rev. Val Frankes, First Presbyterian Church, Palo Alto, officiated. Mr.

Bower, of 340 August Circle, Menlo Park, died of a heart attack Friday evening at Hoover Pavilion, Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital. He had long been with Hearst newspapers advertising staff in Wisconsin, and retired a year and a half ago as chief of Bower Advertising Agericy, Palo Alto. Mr. Bower is survived by his wife, Frances; stepdaughters Mrs. Marjorie Jonerson and Mrs.

Martha Newcomb and stepgranddaughter Myrna Newcomb, all of Montain View. Wilfred S. Goddard Services for Wilfred S. Goddard, 51, plant superintendent for Heil Equipment Co. here and a deacon of Trinity Presbyterian Church, San Carlos, were held at the church today.

Crosby-N. Gray were in charge of arrangements. Mr. Goddard, of 438 Hillcrest road, San Mateo, and formerly of Atherton and San Carlos, died Sunday evening of a heart attack at his home. He had been some 30 years building specialized truck bodies, trailers, hoists and other truck gear, formerly with the old-line Modern hicle Co.

here. Mr. Goddard is survived by his wife, Harriett, and children Harriett Louise and Roger Rust Goddard, San Mateo; a sister, Marjorie Minor, Lake Oswego, and brother, Richard Hillsborough. Memorials to the building fund of his church are preferred. JOSEPH A.

MARTUCCI New Provincial Conception Seminary, mowoc, and was ordained a priest in 1939. He has served parishes in Great Fall, and Portland, and has most recently been serving on the Provincial Staff. Fires, Negro Shot in Bakersfield Rumpus BAKERSFIELD -(AP) A Negro man was shot and seriously wounded and fires were set to buildings and brush in the third night of violence in Bakersfield's Negro district. Nickles Barkus, 61, under- went surgery last night for a bullet wound in the abdomen. He told police he was shot by another Negro.

"I didn't think he was going to shoot me," Lt. J. A. Mier quoted Barkus as saying. GRAHAM, Joann Marie May 24, 1966, Joann Marie Graham, dearly beloved wife of Robert E.

Graham, loving mother of Carrie and Robert Graham, loving daughter of Joseph and Sarah Terron, loving sister of Joseph Jr. and Jerrold Terron, a yeative of San Francisco; aged 24 Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Friday at 8:30 a.m., from the chapel of LENTE, MARINI, PERATA 4840 Mission St. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. GREENWELL Jack--May 23, 1966, Jack Greenwell, M. Sgt.

U. Army retired, beloved husband of Sue M. Greenwell; loving brother of Mary Elizabeth Wimsatt and Mary Mildred Schaffer; loved uncle and great -uncle of several nieces and nephews. Services Friday morning, 10 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 SUTTER ST. Interment.

Golden Gate National Cemetery. (Memorial gifts to Boy's Town or S.F. PARKING GRISSLER, Carl (Charlie) -In this city, May 23, 1966, Carl (Charlie) beloved brother of Joseph and John Grissler, Elizabeth Lawler, Emma, Kolov, Anna Skinner and Muriel Nagy. A member of Shipwright's Union, local 1149. Funeral on Thursday, May 26th, at 1:15 p.m.

at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 South Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Interment, Golden Gate Natonal Cemetery. COURTESY PARKING, MOBIL 22nd and SO. VAN NESS AVE.

HALE, Martha, Coldewe- At rest, Martha in San. 21,, 1966, Coldewe Hale, dearly beloved sister of Norma Coldewe. a native of Milwaukee, aged 85 years: a member of Mira Monte Chapter No. 141, Order of Eastern Star, Mountain View, and past worthy matron of the defunct Paul Revere Chapter of Eastern Star in San Francisco. Funeral service was private.

Rev. Ray Farness, pastor of the Grace Lutheran Church. Palo Alto, officiated. Inurnment. Alta Mesa Cemetery, Palo Alto.

HUBBARD, Elmer M. In Concord, May 23, 1966, of 2806 of Glenside the Concord, husband late Helen R. Hubbard, beloved father of Mrs. Audrey M. Stahlman, of Santa Cruz and Oakland Mrs.

Sally Jane Rouse of and stepfather of Lawrence Kriem of Delano, dear brother of Chester Hubbard of Sacramento. Also survived by six grandchildren and eleven great A native of Woodland, aged 73 years. A member of American Federation of Musicians Local No. 6, Scottish Rite, Islam Temple A.A.O.N.M.S. and California Consistory, all of San Francisco, Alta Vista Lodge No.

464 Daly City, and Order of the Amaranth, Mount Diablo Court No. 84, Concord. Friends are invited to attend funeral services, Thursday, May 26, at 1 p.m. in the MACFARLANE BRYANT CHAPEL, 1385 Galindo Concord. Private inurment, Oakmont Memorial Park.

Lafayette. (For further information please call 682-1100). JOHNSON, Charles--In Monterey, May 23, 1966, Charles Johnson, loving husband of Lydia A. Johnson, beloved step-father of Eunice Hoffman, Monterey, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Camgros, San Francisco, Mrs.

Ida Hooper, San Francisco, Mrs. Anna Raboli, San Bruno. A former resident of Sa. Francisco; a native of Sweden, aged 71 years. Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 26, at 2 p.m.

at NOBLE CHAPEL, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, Calif. Conducted by D. G. Yasinitsky of Calvary Methodist Church. Flowers to be sent to Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

KELSO, Julia Fairfax, May 23, 1966, Julia A. Kelso, beloved wife of William L. Kelso, devoted mother of Mrs. Doris Crocker and Mrs. Ruth Shine, both of Fairfax, loving sister of James Fitzgerald, Mrs.

Mary McDonald and Mrs. Elizabeth Hickey, all of San Francisco, and John Fitzgerald of Palo Alto, also survived by four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. A native of San Francisco, aged 74 member of The Past Presidents Association N.D.G.W, a past president of Fairfax Parlor No. 225 N.D.G.W., a former supervising district deputy grand president and a former district deputy grand president. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday, May 25, 1966, at 10:00 a.m.

at the CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, 330 Redhill San Anselmo. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. Memorial services Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at The Chapel of the Hills, under the auspices of Fairfax Parlor No. 225 N.D.G.W.

ADJACENT PARKING LEWIS, Henry rest May Gener- 21, 1966, Henry B. Lewis, Maj. al U.S. Ariny, retired, loving husband of Florence P. Lewis, father of Mrs.

Frances L. Stone, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, grandchildren, also survived by three brother of Adelaide L. McMullen, San Antonio and the Ensign Brig. General Thomas E. Lewis, San Antonio.

Burial in Arlington National DEAU, Cemetery 41 Van Ness nr. Marwas arranged by ket St. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME May 24, 1966, Mildred M. McMcCAFFREY, Mildred this city, Caffrey, beloved wife of the late William J. McCaffrey, Arthur loving J.

mother of Robert Homer and Lee and the late Marjorie McCaffrey, lovMcCaffrey, Mrs. ing sister of the late George Robinson and Mrs. Myrtle Christie, also survived by 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren; a native of Petaluma, a member of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. Anne's Church. Friends may call after 7 to p.m.

Wednesday and are invited attend the funeral Friday at 9 a.m., from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvoy-O'Hara Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to St. Anne's Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary PARKING Thursday COURT, TENTH p.m.

AVE. at 8 McGOVERN, Martha Anne--In Hayward, May 24, 1966, Martha Anne McGovern, devoted sister of John F. McDermott and Mrs. Veronica Griffin, loving aunt of Sister Veronica S.N.D., native of County Roscommon, Ireland. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m.

from the Evergreen Mortuary of MCAVOY O'HARA Geary Blvd. at Tenth thence to St. Agnes Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered, at 9 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, y. Rosary Wednesday at 8 p.m.

PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. MUSSOTTER, 1966, Louise Louise In this Mussotter, city, May, 23, dearly beloved wife of the late Gebhard Mussotter, loving mother of Carl Mussotter, dear mother-in-law of Lee Mussotter: a tive of Germany, aged 78 years: a member of S.F. Court No. 765. S.F.

Schwaben Frauen Verein, Catholic Kolping Ladies Auxiliary. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday, 9:15 a.m. from the Chapel of H. F. SUHR 2919 Mission St.

nr. 25th, thence to St. Pauls Church, Val- ley Church where Requiem High mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:45 a.m., Interment Holy Cross cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. OTTO, Elsie F. -In Burlingame, May 24, 1966, Eisie F.

Otto, of 2501 Trenton Drive, San Bruno, beloved wife of Ignatius (Bud) Otto, devoted daughter of Paul S. Max. well of Santa Clara, dear sister of Mrs. Walter Blevins and Mrs. Chester White of Millbrae, a na.

tive of North Carolina; aged 54 years. Funeral services Thursday, 2:30 p.m. at the CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS, EI Camino Real at Millwood Drive, Millbrae. Inter: ment, Golden Gate National etery. PENTILLA, Laura, Palm Springs, May 1966, Laura A.

Pentilla, beloved wife of the late Albert Allen of England; a native Lent, Forest Lake, Mrs. Vera Burison, Palm Springs, sister of Albert Allen of England: a native of Australla; aged 72 years: former resident of San Francisco and Vallejo. Past member of American Legion Auxiliary, S.F, branch. Funeral services Wednesday, May 25 at 1 p.m. JONES MORTUARY.

Lakeport. Interment Cobb Mt. Cemetery, ROBERTS, Sally (Soledad cios -In Modesto, May 23, 1966, beloved wife of George Roberts of Modesto, dear sister of Lawrence and Arthur Palacios: a native of San Francisco, aged 55 years. A retired employee of Pacific a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Friends are invited to assemble at CARMODY MEMORIAL CHAP.

EL, 1605 street, Modesto, on Thursday, May 26, at 9 a.m.. thence to Our Lady of Fatima Church, where a High Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her Soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday, May 25, at 8 p.m. in Carmody Memorial Chapel. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, Thursday at 2:30 p.m.

A CARMODY Service SILVERMAN, Max-In this city, 1966, Max Silverman, beloved husband of Lillie Silverman, devoted father of Samuel, Edward and Herbert Silverman, loving grandfather of Judith and Emily Silverman. Services. Thursday, 2:00 p.m., at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL, DIvisadero St. at Geary STAMM, Hugo H. this city, May 23, 1966, Hugo H.

W. Stamm, beloved husband of Martha E. Stamm; also survived many nieces and nephews in U.S.A. and Germany. A Past Master of Hermann Lodge No.

127 a member of San Francisco Mannerchor and Painters Union local No. 4. Funeral services. Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at ASHLEY McMULLEN.

4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth under the auspices of Hermann Lodge No. 127 Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. PARKING ENTER SIXTH AVE. ZICKEL, Dina (Franchi) -May 20, 1966, Dina (Franchi) Zickei, dearly beloved wife of the late George P.

Zickel; idolized grandmother of Dianne and Sharon Kurpinski; a native of Lucca, Italy. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the Chapel VALENTEMARINI-PERATA 4840 sion thence to St. Paul of Shipwreck Church where a Mass of Requiem will be offered commencing at 9 a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. Trailer Court in El Cerrito. He went in to sign up for one trailer space and came out with a 10-year lease for the whole camp. He ran it the full 10 years.

Mr. Kimball had been vice president of El Cerrito Lions, president and director of California Trailers Association, active in El Cerrito and San Pablo Chambers of Commerce and major trailer coach and park groups. INTERESTED in youth, he sponsored a boys' club baseball team and three bowling teams, and was a member of Mira Vista Golf and Country Club. He was writing his memoirs when he died Sunday, of a cerebral hemorrhage, in his El Cerrito office. In addition to his wife, Mr.

Kimball is survived by a son, James, of Oakland; daughters Mrs. Iola Kimball Smith, Oakland, and Mrs. Beverley B. Kunkel, Walnut Creek, eight grandchildren, and 19 great-grandchildren. Redemptorist Order Head Appointed Appointment of a new Provincial to head the Western Province of the United States was announced today by the Redemptorist Fathers and Brothers.

He is the Very Rev. Joseph A. Martucci, who was summoned to the Provincial Headquarters at 3696 Clay St. from parish and mission duties in Father Martucci was appointed by the Most Rev. William Gaudreau, Superior General of the Order in, Rome.

Born in New York City in 1913, the new Provincial responded to a missionary calling by entering the Redemptorist Most Holy Redeemer College, Oakland, in 1927. He studied at Immaculate In Memoriam FADEFF, ANNA In loving memoty. Grandmother our beloved who passed Mother and away a year ago today, Her loving children and grandchildren. GILSON CLARENCE W. In loving memory of my dear husband.

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