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AR April 25, ,1966 '6 if Obituaries ENGLISH. Masonic at Golden BARKER, J. Scott April 22 EDINI, Rob.rt April IX McLaughlin, Lensman, Dies UNICORNO, Chirlft In this City. April 22, 1966. Charlas Unlcornfl, btlovud husband of Harriett Uni-cornoi loving brothar ol SecundO Unicorno and Rot Summers; a a i a of Italy.

A m.mber of Teamsters Union, Local No. IB. A Mast wat offered at Mission Doloret Basilica on Saturday, followed by interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, JGANT-NER FELDf.R KENNY, Funeral Directors.) VIOLION2, Battiste In this city. April 1Mb, Boltinte Viglmnt beloved husband ol th. late Pier-Ina Viglione: devoted father el James Vigliont and Elmira Orltn.

di: giandijthtr ol James VI' glione; loving brother of Merit i-roceili end Onorina Morello; la-ther-in-law ol Nello Orlar di; a native ol Suta, d'Gravere, Prov. latino, Italy, Aged 74 yaart. friends are invited to atttnd th. funeral Tuesday at a.m. from the Chanel of VALENTF, MARINI.

PERATA 4840 MISSION ST, THenca to St Paul oi Shipwreck Church where a Matt ol Requiem will offered commencing at 8 .10 a.m. Inter, merit, Holy Cross Cemetery. Monday evening at I 0 clock. Vititint hours until p.m. CONTI, Antonio In thlt city.

April ii. 1966, Antonio Contl, dearly beloved husband ot the let Aim1 Conti, lovi' lather of Joseph S. Lonti, Mr Maiy Landucci and Mist Norm Conti: loved grandfather of Virginia Landu end Shlrlay and Suean Conti, d-vuted tather-in-law of Fred Landucci and Mri, Mary Ann Conti, aged DO y.art. Friend are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday April lb 8:30 a.m. from the Mortuary ol W.

C. LASSWELL CO. 6154 Mis St. cor. Wilson, thence to Holy Angel Church, Colma.

where a Reouiem Mate will be offered commencing at 9 e.rti. Entom -rnent Holy Cross Mausoleum. The Kosry will be recit.d Monde evening at I clock CUNEO, St.va April 23. 1966, Steve Cunao, dearly peioved husband ol Lena Cuneo; loving laiher ol Louisa Cunoo: loving brother ot Giusopoe Cuneo of Italy: laving uncio of Felice DeSarbierl: also survived by cousins: a native of Costa di Solio, Croymc. di Geneva, Italy! aged 61 -years, former member of Scavenger's Protective Assn.

Friends aie invited to attend the tuner.i on Tuesday April J6, at 9 e.m. from the Cnapal ot VA-LENTE. MARINI. PERATA 649 Green St. thence to SS Paul's Church, where A Requiem Mass will b.

offered commencing at 9:30 a.m. Entombment Holy Cross Mausoleum. Rosary evening at o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. MaWMaawiii im.tmM.Ji TOM WARD Kenneth P.

cLaughlin, well known news photographer, died here last night from a rare fungus disease of the heart lining. He was 54. Mr, McLaughlin had been In Kaiser Foundation Hospital here for almost two months with an undiagnosed ailment, and had been in critical condition since last Frank and Tom Two S. F. Buddies Die in GI Crash TV.

'-4 I I 1 jate thence to Star of the tea Chinch, Geary where a auuiai Blvd. at 8th 4auuiam Hish Mass will be otlared for the raoota of hur soul at fl.30 a.m. Rosary Monday evening at o'clock. In. teiinenl Holy Cross Cemetery.

NANNERV, Catherine M. At rest In Kieinont, Sunday, April 24, 1966, Catherine M. Nannary, daughter ot Mr. and Mre. Joseph Nanner of Fremont: titter of Maure.n Bircher of Fremont, Ann.

Fitpat-nek of Oiai, Emmett Nannary of Fremont. Edmund and Fintnn Nannary, both or San Francisco: of Anne Nunnery an Maria Nannary, both ol San Francisco, end Unrnddetl Nanntiry and Richard Bircher. both of Fremont; also turvivad by many ot lit relatives. A native ol Bloom-ingoale, N. J.

Past secretary the California Nursen Attociation, Agnew Chanter. Friendt era Invited to attend the iunerHdi services at 1" a.m, Tuesday, April 26, Irom th a a I ot tuary, 40842 Fremont Fre-, ni thence to St. Leonard Catholic Church, 3600 St, Leoa. Hard' Way, Fremont, wher. a Ht-auiem Mast will be taid com-mencint at II a m.

Interm Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rosary service Mond.iv 8: IS p.m. at th. abov. chapel. tParknig provided on tlu grounds.) PIGMAN, Reed In Ardmora.

April 23, 1966. Reed Pipman, beloved husband ot Virginia Pigman ot Fort Worth, Texas: devoted father of Read Pignian Jr. ot Fort Worth: loving son of Mn. Elizabeth Pieman of Newton, Iowa; President of American Flyers Airline, Services 11 a.m. Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church ol Fort Worth under the direction ol SHANNON'S FUNERAL CHAPEL, Fort Worth, Texas.

RADETICH, Slava At rest, April 24. l6. Slava. R.T'eticli. wife ot late Edward Rarietich; devoted mother nt Intent) P.

Mrs. Katherlne Patrick, both of Fi iiioisco, Anthnnv Rrft ft i of Millbrae, and the late Frank Ben lovinp Kr.tnd-mother of nine grandchildren and eat-trandc hildrpn. A native of Nov! Vinoaol, Yugoslavia, aged 84 ejrs. Funeral Wednesday, April 27. at 1 a.m.

at GODEAU 41 Van Ave. nr. Market thence to Church of Nativity, 210 Fell where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation ot the Rosarv Tuesday at 8 p.m. Interment Holy Crost Cemetery Visiting hours until 9 p.m.

GODEAU FUNERAL HOME ROSELLI, Maria-In Mountain View, Sotjrday, April 23. 1966. Maria Roselli, beloved wife of Louis Poseli. Mountain View: sis ter of Mrs. Anna Cavallini.

Italy; aunt of John and Egesto Cell i. Pennsylvania and Mis Flora Ca poralotti. Italy. A native of Italy, ard 57 years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday April 26 commencing at 7- a.m.

from COLONIAL MORTUARY. 96 El Camino Real. Mountain View, thence to St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Mountain View wheie a Reouiem Mass will he offered at 8 a m.

Interment ton Gat Cemetery. Recitation ot the Rosary Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Contributions to American Cancer Fund preferred SCALISE. John Suddenly, Sonoma, California, Apnl 23. 1956 John Scaltse.

lovmjr fthc of Rose laccanno Ma'tone Marasco. Rachel Ruffmelli. Mary and Jo seph Ammirati. idolized Rrand father ot John. Joanna Marjsco, Anthony and John laccarino.

brother of Arthur Scalise and brothers and sisters in Italy. A native of Italy, aged years. A of National Association ot' Retail Drtigpists. and Sons of Italv. San Lodre Friends are invited to attend the funeral, Wednesday, at 9 ') a.m from the Chapel of MARINI PERATA 4840 Mission thence to St of the Shipwreck Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be ottered, commencing at 10 a.m.

Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Vis, ting houts until 9 in. SEIPP, Carl (Charlie) In this city. April 24.

1966, Carl (Charliel T. Seipp. dearly beloved husband of Ldith E. Seipp; loving brother of Louis Seiop and Lilham Hodes: a native of San Francisco; a member of Roosevelt Lodge No. 500 Friends may call after 7 p.m, Monday, Funeral Wednesday.

27. at 1 at CUPRI-VANS new CHAPEL OF THE SUNSET Irving at ave (Sunset District) unjer the auspices ot Roosevelt Lodge No. S0Q. Inurnment. Sunset View Cemetery, Berkeley-Visiting hours until 9 o.m, PARKING OPPOSITE' MORTUARY SHATTUCK.

Arthur Gordon i.i Mfirce.l, California. Aoril 22. I960. Arthur Gordon Shattuck, son ot Mr, and Mrs Hal Roth. A native 0 1 Washington D.C aged 2b Vuars.

Friends are invited to attend xraveside services, Tuesday, April 2b at 3:15 p.m. at Golden Gate National Cemetery. San Bruno. I VERS ALCORN FUNERAL HOME, Merced, funeral directors. STONE, Clyde F.

(Eddie) In this i city, April 22, 1966. Clyde F. (Eddie i Stone, beloved father of Clyde i Bud) Stone and Adrienne Rogers of Campbell. Calif, an Donald Stone ot Los Angeles; loving brother of Etta Crowe an i Lee Prescott of Monterey, olso survived bv ftvii gran'k. dien and one great-grandson: a me.iil.er of the I L.W.u.

Local N. 10: aged years. net-- ere invited to attend ttie luneral services on Tuesday i p.m it the Chapel ot V-'i LCInTl. MARINI PERATA CO 44(1 St Inurnment, Oi- ivet Memorial Park. Visiting Hours until 9 p.m.

TARANTINO, Anthony A. In this city April 22, 1966. Anthony A Tarautino. dearly beloved litis band ut Stella Tarantino, loving to mm oi jonn A. and Ancirew A.

Tarantino, beloved son of Giovanni and the late Benedetta Tarantino, devoted brother of Cosmo and Vincent Tarantino and the late Margaret and Stephen Tarantino, a native of San Francisco, aged 49 years, a member of Gold-en Gate Camo No. 64 W.O.W. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m. from the Chaoel of VALENTE, MARINA. PERATA 4840 MISSION thence to Our Lady of Mercy Church, Westiake.

where a High Mass of Requiem will be offered commencing at 9 a.m. Interment Golden Gale Na iional Cemetery. Rosary Monday pvnning at 8 o'clock. Visitiim hours unlil 1 p.m. Funeral BICHARO, MM f3 BRECKENRIDQE, Girner April 23 CAMPAMA, Sim Ailed April 23 CONTI, Antonio April 22 CUNEO, Sttv April 23.

DAN, Julie April 23 PAUPHINEE, Port). K. April 2) CALLO, Antonio April 23 GIBSON, Artim April 24 HANNA, Jvnni. April 23 HAROIE, Lloyd Mervyit Apnl 22 HUGHES, Thom.t April 23 LAUTEN, Emila April 23 LEAHY, Emma April 23 MARTINEZ, Antoinettt April 22 MILLER Ediih J. April 22, NANNERV, Catherine M.

April 74 PI3MAN, Reed April 23 RADETICH, Sliva April 24 ROSELLI, Marin April 23 SCALISE, John April 3 SEIPP. Carl (Charlm) T. April 24 SHATTUCK, Arthur April i'2 STONE, Clyde P. (Eddie) April 22 TARANTINO, Anthony A. April 22 UNICORNO, Charier April 22 VIGLIONE.

Battlita April 23 WILLIAMS. Wilbert H. April 72 ZIMMERMAN, Madeleine April 20 BARKER. J. Scott In Onnda, April li.

19bb, J. Scott Barker ot 17 Cedar Lane, Onnda, beloved son of Mi. and Mts. James T. Barker, loving brother ol Susan Jane Barker, paternal giandson ot George S.

Barker ol Ogden. Utah, nidturnai sranUbon of Mrs, tttiu Hulbert of Salt Lake City. Utah. A iikvu oi bdlt Lake Lnv. Utah, dtsed lb Hi.

A nmmbur of Or-i ii a Ward. Church ol Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. c.i.. at irlE OAK PARK HILLS CHAPEL, 3111 North St Walnut Cieek, Monoa eveninB from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

All friends are invited to attend services at the Ward a I on Moraga Road in Lafayette. Tuesday, April L'G. I9C6, Ht 3:30 p.m. bishoo Donald Merrill of the Onnda Ward. D.S.

Church, officiating. Interment, Salt Lak. City Cemetery BEOINI. Robert In this city April 2i. 16.

Robert Bedini, dearly beloved husband of Madeleine Bedini; loving brother of Guido EJedi-ni. Ernest Bedim, Mrs. Ida Lembi, Mrs. Emma Giordani, Mrs. Suzie Guzzo and Mrs.

Stella Piazza: also survived by one brother-in-law, nephews and nieces here and in France: a native of Corse, France: aged 62 years. Funeral Tuesday April 26. at 9:30 a.m. at the Chapeis of GANT-NER-M AISO N-DOMERGUE, 77 Valencia st. nr.

19th st. thence to the Church of Notre Oame des Victoires where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Italian Cemetery. Rosary Monday evening at 7:30 D.m. Visiting hours until 9 p.m.

FREE PARKING Union 76 Sta. 19TH VALENCIA STS. BICHARD. Mae A. In this cily.

April 23. lUt6. Mae A. Bichard, beloved wife of Charles N. Bichard loving mother of Charles N.

Bichard sister of Ber tina I. Cane: grandmother Qt Charles N. Bichard IV. Charleene i William Cigale, Mary Ellen. Michael d.id Gabnelle 8icha'd gieat-Krandmother of Carolyn F.

and Christina L. Bichard. sister- in-law ot Alice Day. mother-in-law I of Marv Ellon Bichard and grand- I motlier-in-law of Penny Bichard a member of Ninth Church if Christ. Scientist of San Francisco.

Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Ashley McMuliens 4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth Ave, Inter-m Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. PARKING, ENTER SIXTH AVE. BRECKENRIDGE, Garner In Paradise, Aoril 2J.

1966. Garner Breck-e i beloved husband of Adelle Breckenridge, loving father of Gloria Vollmayer, loving grandfather of Karen and William Vollmayer, a retired customs Inspector. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 on, from Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN CO. 2254 Market St.

bet. 15th and 16th. Inurnment Olivet Memorial Park. CAMPANA. Sam Alfred In Burlin-game, April 23.

1966. Sam Alfred Campana, beloved husband of Elsie Campana, Burlingame; devoted father of Mrs. Richard Caudill, Belmont; David Campana. Belmont and James Campana. Mountain View: loving son of Mrs.

Mary Campana. San Francisco, dear brother of Mrs. John Bartolotti. Mrs. Dominic Picarillo.

s. Peter Castellano. Angelo Camrana and Leonard Campana all of ban Francisco, and George Campana of San Jose; devoted grandfather ot Debora Lynn, Leslie Robin and Lisa Lynn Campana, all of Mountain View, and Sta-cey Anne Campana of Belmont; a member of Walhngford Lodge No. 267, F. A.

Seattm, Seattle Consistory Scottish Rite Bodies and the American Society of Tool Manufacturing Engineers. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, April 26. 1966, at 1 p.m. at the Colonial Mortuary of CROS-BY-N. GRAY 2 Park Burlingame, under the auspices of Hillsborough Lodge No.

737. Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. Contributions to the American Heart Association, 45 North San Mateo, preferred. Forecast Canadian Station Hi Lo Hi Lo 30 31, Retina 54 33 I 18 Toronto 60 39 53 46 Winnipeg 51 28 1 57 421 Vancouver 53 45 Calfiary Edmonion Montreal Ottawa Summary The Stale A large high prrssure continues in the eastern Pacific with the center about Ctio miles west of Tatoosh I--1 land. Wash.

There is a weak low in western Montana, another in North Central California and a third in i nirtnerri Mexico. A flow of air north to south prevails all along the I Pacific Nibs'. Fair weather with mostly clear over The forecast continues lair weatii- over most ot the slate through Ti.es day except for continuing the coastal i high fog. i his hmh fog is-expected to 1 extend into coastal valleys in the morning. It will be cooler over -ern California today.

The cooler air! from the ocean will cool the Centr- i California COAtAl Aroa and mntia inln most coastal valleys cooling them as WILLIAMS. Wilbert In thi rllv. April 23, 1966. Wilbert H. Wl.

liarnt beloved husband of Dorit L. William, lon-inlaw of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Swanton. brother-in-law of Mr.

and Mrs, Robert Oielerle. unclt ol Wendy and Andrew Dieted. A nativ. of California. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service on Tuesday at 3 from tha Chaoel of VALENTE.

MARINI. PERATA A 4840 Mission St. Inurnment, private. Donations to Tha Cancer Fund preferred. Visiting hour until 9 p.m.

ZIMMERMAN, Madeleine In thlt' city. April 'm. 1966. Madeleine Zimmorman, beloved wife ot th. lata Fred Zimmerman; loving mntnnr ol Jack Edsall and Don.

nuoens: a native or Missouri: gad 80 years. Funeral services wire held en Minnay at the Chapel ol H. F. SUHR 2919 Mission St. near 75th.

Inurnment, Olivet Memorial Park. PRE-MARITAL EXAmS A special IVi-hour service 362.49?!. Room 205, Amer. Sav. 690 Market.

Or, J. M. Whit. Hours, 9 9-12. I.

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Cushman. 45 Upturn it Pstaluma. i 707 i 762-7605- Cemetery Facilities to Fit Your Needs And Your Means Colma, California PL 5-1727 for the years ahead. We invite you to see and compam MEM MEMORIAL PARK A non-profit cemetery for all faiths writ crematories, columbarium! and mausoleum Colma. San Mttee County PLaza 5-0980 Florists FRANK OROPEZA ble on the post, and when they had weekends off.

they came home together. Last Sunday, they had din ner with Frank's parents, Frank and Rita Oropeza of 22 Chicago Way, and Betty, whom Frank married just after Christmas last year. It was the last time they came home. Friday night both boys died the crash of a chartered airliner, with 80 other soldiers, most of them, like Tom and Frank, bound for paratrooper jump school at Ft. Benning, Ga.

Yesterday, the parents met to consider the possibility of holding a military service for both boys together. Monterey Co. Supervisor Dies at 58 Soeciat to The Examiner KING CITY Harold G. Henry, a Monterey County supervisor for the last 7'2 years, died at his home here Saturday night after a day of campaigning for a third term. He was 58.

A native of King City, he was a former mayor of the town. Mr. Henry, a bean broker, was a supervisor represent ing the Salinas Valley and Southern Monterey County-area. He was a dedicated conservationist and a strong supporter of the Naciemiento 'iiuiuu uam project I ii me lvioniei ey-aan l.uis Obispo County line. He is survived by his wife, Alice, and a daughter, Doris, of Santa Maria.

The cause of his death has not been determined. Now You Know The westernmost point in the United States is Cape Alava. exclusive of Hawaii and Alaska. Weather ternoons. LIVERMORE VALLEY Fair thrown Tuesday except patches of high morning.

Cooler today. Westerly winrt 12 to rnpn NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Mostly fair through Tuesday but Ii fog along coast. High fog becoming patchy extreme north coastal area this afternoon. Cooler in coastal val-1 leys. High today and low tenmht Ukiah 82 and 43.

Coastal wind mostly north to northwest 12 to 25 knots but locally up to 30 knots northern headlands in the afternoons. LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Hav sunshine and but coastal fog and low clouds to, night early days. High today Low tonight 56. Temperature Bav Area Hi Ln Hi In S. Francisco 76 52 HamiltonFId 77 46 S.F Airport 76 50 Moftett Fid 80 56 Oakland i sj Stockton 90 53 City 85 48 Walnut Crk 88 52 Keawa California Stations Hi Lo Hi Lo 90 63' Paso Robles 90 40 53 43 Red Bluff 89 55 86 56; Sacramento 92 61 91 54 1 Salinas 84 50 Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno Los Angls.

85 60 San Diego 69 58 Mporllps oaMand 91 59 St. Barbara 74 56 97 66 OaklandApt. 78 55! Palm Sprgs The Nation Hi Loi Hi Lo 50 46 Juneau 44 Albany NY Albuaurque Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Billings Birminghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlingtnvt 66 39, Kansas City 78 52 66 49! Las Vegas 85 54 40 21 1 Little Rock 76 62 77 55 Los Angeles 85 60 77 61, Louisville 67 54 63 351 Memphis 71 61 79 64i Miami Bch 74 71 67 34! MidlandTex 67 52 72 51 Milwaukee 73 37 47 67 3S 83 73NewOrleans 57 46 53 40 New York 57 46 52 44' North Platte 73 38 61 39iOklahomaC 7n 57 tasper CharlestnSC 77 66' Omaha 76 47 CharlstnWV 84MM; Philadlphia 63MM CharlotteNC 83 61! Phoenix 92 52 Chicago 70 52 Pittsburgh 65 56 Cincinnati 66 47 PortlandOre 64 45 Claveland 64 45; Raleigh 86 61 Columbus 66 55! Rapid City 65 3b Denver 67 38Reno 78 38 Des Moines 75 45, Richmond 86 60 Detroit 65 39 St. Louis 74 49 60 33 SaltLakeClty 69 41 62 49 San Antonio 76 66 35 21 StSteMarie 58 31 65 34 Seattle 57 45 69 63 Shreveport 63 62 69 44 Spokane 67 41 84 72 Tampa Stpg 82 65 67 47Tucson 83 53 Duluth Paso Fairbanks Farpo Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianpolis JacksonMis 80 58 Washington 86 61 Jacksonville 83 611 Wichita 76 48 I A. 15 He was given the last rites of the Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, preparatory to an exploratory operation.

BUT BEFORE surgeons started the operation, his heart stopped. Surgeons opened his chest and by massage succeeded in starting the heart beat again. Mr. McLaughlin appeared to respond favorably to the surgery, but he died at p.m. without regaining consciousness, He was born in the Mission District, the son on an undertaker.

He attended Sacred Heart High School and the University of San Francisco, and he also studied dentistry. He wored first for the Call- Bulletin, then International News Photos, and later joined the San Francisco Chronicle in 1936. DURING WORLD WAR II, he spent 21 months in China as a broadcaster and photog- ranhpr fnr flip Office of War Information, returning to the 1 Chronicle after the war. Mr. McLaughlin was past' president of the San Francis-; co-Oakland Press Photogra-! phers Association and thei National Press Photogra- phers Association.

He won the NPPA's! Sprague Award for outstanding service to press photography, and many other awards. He is survived by his wife, Virginia of Millbrae; three daughters, Linda Payne of St. Louis, Bonnie Jean and Kathleen Denise; two grandchildren; several sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be announced later. Marin Youth Killed as Car Skids Frank Paul Franklin, 18, was killed yesterday when his borrowed car skidded off Sir Francis Drake Boulevard near Woodacre and wrapped itself around a tree.

Franklin, a student at Sir Francis Drake High School, was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Beryle Franklin of 101 Cascade Fairfax. The accident occurred at 3:25 a.m. at the foot of White's Hill.

Assistant Coroner William C. Bradley said young Franklin was driving east on Sir Francis Drake at a high rate of speed, failed to make a curve, plunged into a ditch and smashed into the tree. S. F. Driver Killed on Waldo Hill A San Francisco man was killed last night when his small foreign car struck the dividing strip on the Waldo Grade and rolled over, throw ing him on the road.

Highway Patrol officers said Albert Vigil. 25, of 1252 Church was dead when an ambulance brought him to Marin General Hospital. The accident occurred in the southbound lanes between Spencer Avenue in Sausalito and the tunnel. Sim, Moon, Titles April 27 May 4 May 12 May 20 1950 1601 0243 TUESDAY, APRIL 28 Sun rise 0620 Sun set 1956 Moon rise 104? Moon tet 0119 Tables furnished by Marine Exchange Irom Unitea States Coast and Gt-odetic Suryey dr.ia. The highs and Iowa are those recorded at Fnrt Point.

TIME AND HEIGHTS OF TIDES AT GOLDEN GATE APRIL 26 TO APRIL 30 Huh Low Hlith Low niflh 3 1100 0 6 1206 0.6 0006 3 1 0130 2. A 0242 2.1 1848 4.1 2230 3.4 0412 5.1 0536 4.9 0712 4.8 08304.8 1942 4.4 2030 4 7 2112 5 1 2148 5.4 ptm nu uw im ayAiifi moon euAniit moon to ly and fan Low 60 night both near High nas 42. 80. night High to thr high 2230 3.4 I day. 1306 1406 0.4 0.2 BAN, Julia In thii city, April 23, 1966, Julia Dan.

neloved wife of Peter Dan, loving mother ol George Anderson and Silvana Osuna. adored grandmother of Eugene Osuna loving sister of Antoinette Burns and Gusve Alexander of San Diego, a resident of Monie Rio. Funeral Tuesday at a. 30 a.m. Irom Chapels of ARTHUR J.

SULLIVAN 2254 M.iMut SI'tfct between l'jlh and 16th. ihon to St. Michael's Church whie requiem Mass will tie 9 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Monday at 3 n.

DAUPHINEE. Portia K. In Bmkclev April 23, 19bb. Portia K. Dauphi-nee.

beloved wile ot Howard Dauphinee, loving mother of Mi- chael Barry, Diane Kevin Dauphinee, dear daughter ot the late Prof, and Mrs Alexander I Ktdd, cousin of Anne Fox and 1 Mrs. E. Kramer; a member ot Siama KanDa eororitv and a life time member of the University California Alumni Association. Friends are invited to at'en the funeral Tuesday, April 26 at 6 45 a.m. at the JOHN COX MONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4016 Howe Oakland, thence to Santa Maria Church, Orinda, where a Requiem Mass will be for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Recit i-tion ol the Rosarv Monday eve- ning at a ciock. interrrei. Queen of Heaven Cemetery. GALLO, Antonia In San Mateo, April 2o. I'M.

Aniuma Gailo, 1 dearly beloved wife of the late William Ciallo: beloved mother ot Joseph and Salvatore Gailo, Maiy I Tregubott, Kauiryn bouiy ana trie late Dominic Gailo; loving sister of Stephen, Joseph and Frank Marlines of Detroit; beloved grandmother of Kenneth S. Gailo. Kobert Bouly. Dorothy Bonon, An-tuneite, Oueg, Michael TieguDoii, Diane Gay, Dina Gailo, William, Carol. Jacxie and Marilyn Gaiio and Barbara Weber also survived by lb great-granachiidreii; a native of Italy; ageo 73 years.

Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday. April 27, 1:30 p.m at (tie chjpel ot VALLN1E. M.Wini, PERAI'A 4840 MlbblON Kev. D. HawKiris officiating.

Interment Greenlawn cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 in. GIBSON, Adam In Valleio. bdluroay. Aoril 24, lb.

AddTi Gibson, beloved husband of the it-te ivlary Gioson: uewoted of Mrs. Isabell Johnson. Charlie Gibson, Robert GiPson, Jacx ci 1 son, ali of Valleio, Sam Gibson of YreKa; loving biother of Mrs. mii-nie Rosenhahn of Arcadia, Mrs. IsaUeli McEiroy of Australia, Sam Gibson, Mrs.

Tilda Sloan, i Mrs. Sarah Montford, all ol Bat- lymena, Ireland: affectionate giandfather of nine grandcinldro and most affectionate great- grandfather ot nine children. A native of Ireland, acd 5 years. Funeral services will be held in the WiGiilNS t-uneral Home, Capitol Valleio, Wednesday. April commencing at 11 u.m Interment, Sunrise Memorial Cemetery, Valleio.

HANNA, Jennie In Mill VaMey, April lao6 Jennie Hanrio. unloved mother of Mrs. Manuel U. coinez Mr. Bruce Hanna.

grandmother or Bruce Hanna, bister Mary Gnoert, U.F., Rouen, Micliaei. Phiup and Don-aid Gome; a native ot b.r.. dad tin years. f-rieiiQs are invited to attune! funeral services Tuesday. April 2b, at 9 a.m.

from the Memorial Chapels of RUSSELL GOOCH. 20 Miller Mill Valley, thence to Our Lady of ML Carmel Church wnere a Keiiuiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma. kosary 8 p.m. Monday at the chapel.

HARDIE, Lloyd Mervyn In this city, April 22, 1966, Lloyd Mervyn Har-die, father of Katharine Hardie and Curtis Hardie, grandfather of Sarah and Laura Hardie; a native Placerville, aged lb years. Graveside services, 11:15 a.m., Tuesday, April 26. at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, GRAY Divisadero St. at Post) HUGHES, Thomas F. in mis, iv.

pnl 2j. 1-66. Tnomas. I-. nuance.

0 urolher or the late arid Kathenne lov ii ib touiin of Mrs. Hes Fata-nu Mrs. Violet Heilly of i John and Tom Keegan, Marie CorfiUon and Mrs. f. a Wilenski Ol Now York.

A sod 68 years A retned raitro.id employee and member of tli; American Le gioii rli-isaniL1 host Nu lbs Knends are invited lu ii'icnd the funeral Wednesday. pni 27, al 8:30 a.m. from RL1LLY 29th Dolores thence to St. Philips Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9 00 a.m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.

Rosary Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. Goodwin Scanned, Directors LAUTEN, Emile April 23, 1966. Em-lie Lauten beloved husband of the late Gertrude Lauten. devoted lather of Alice G. Ford, loving 8'cjndfather of Mrs.

Allen Beddoe. loved brother of William Lauten. survived by four great-grand children, a native ot san i-rancis-cj. aged 84 years, a member of Ae le No. 5 F.O.E.

and Nation; Parlor No. 114, N.S.G.W. Services Tuesday morning, to oVock at HALSTCO 'I SUTTER ST. Memorial co'itnbu tions to American Can Sonc'v preferred. Complimentary nanvrng LEAHY, Emma-April .13, 19, Emma Leahydevoted wite ol the late William D.

Leahy; loving sis- ter of Lena Goetze and the laLa Mis. Edward H. Goetze mid Amel ia Rommel: loved aunt ol William E. Goetze; beloved cousin ot Mrs. Louise Barthold and Mrs Wallace Griswold of Alturas.

a native of San Francisco. Services Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock at HALSTED a 1123 SLITTER ST. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING MARTINEZ, Antoinette In this city April 22, 1966, Antoinette Mar. tine, dearly beloved mother of Hope Martinez, dear daughter of Aurora Becerra. dear granddaughter of Lola and Antonio Martinez, dear sister of Susanna, Luis, Larry, Irene, Fernando, Stevie and Isabr-le Becerra.

A native ol San Fiancisco. aged 18 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday at a.m. from the Chaoel of H. F.

SUHR 2919 Mission St, near 25th, thence to St. Peter's Church, 24th Alabama Sis. where the Requiem Mass will ho celebrated at 9 a.m. Inlet nient Holy Cross Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Monday at p.m.

MILLER, Edith J. In this city, April 22. 1966, Edith J. Miller, dearly beloved daughter of Mrs, Mary J. Miller, loving sister of Henry J.

and Joseph R. Miller; a nativa of Lincoln Nebraska. The funeral will take piste Tuesday, April 26, at 9 a.m. 'rnm the Memorial Chapels ol CAREW I Frank Oropeza and Tum Ward had been budies for a long time. They'd gone to Guadalupe I grammar school together, then on to Burbank Jr.

High school. Both were athletic, reasonably studious and pop ular. Then they drifted apart. Tom's mother had moved to Willows, and he attended Glenn County Union High School, while Frank stayed on in San Francisco and went to Balboa High. Last fall, they ran into each other again, in a training company at Fort Ord, and became even closer than before.

They were insepara- U.S. Probes Engines on Fatal Plane GENE AUTRY (Oakla.) -( I (Investigators today began t't i scattered pieces of a four-engine turboprop Electra together again. They hope to find out why the plane crashed Friday night, killing 82 people. A spokesman for the Civil Aeronautics Board said in vestigators will concentrate on the propellers to determine how much power they were pulling when the plane slammed into a rockv hill side. The plane's flight recorder, was recovered Saturday and i flown to Washington horo i technicians hope to find out the plane's speed, altitude, compass heading, rate of des-1 cent or ascent and the plane's flight time since take off.

Victims included 76 Army recruits going from Fort Ord, to Fort Benning, Ga. Six crew members of American Flyers Airlines also were killed. Sixteen soldiers survived. Complete Special S. F.

Report i.wmiioi icimueraiure Tor Aon 25: Highest temperature this date: 85 on Aoril is. year to Lowest temperature this season to date: 35 on Dec. 21. Sea level barometer at 4 a.m.: 30 07 inches Bay Area Mostly fair through Tuesday except high fog near the ocean extending inland in the morning. Fair and warmer Wednesday.

Low tonight 52, high Tuesday 57 to 67. West to norihwesteriy vind 15 to 25 m.p.h., occasionally gust" becoming norther 10 io 20 m.o.h. Wednesday. The State NORTHERN AND CENTRAL Ci I. FORNIA Mostly (air through Tuesday except high fog on coast extending into coastal valleys in the morning.

Cooler Central California coas in coastal valleys and northern interior. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA 1 mostly tair tnrough Tuesday but some high cloudiness. Slightly cooler today. Cooler Tuesday. SIERRA NEVADA Mostly fair through Tuesday.

Cooler Tuesday. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through Tuesday. Cooler. High both days 72 to ii. Low tonight 45 to 65.

Wind mostly southerly 7 to 15 moh. "t.nun raruy ciouoy north portion today becoming mostly nve.sie.KN ltVAUA Partly cloudy ciouoy tonignt ana luesoay. Mostly south portion through Tuesday. Cooler Tuesday. High todoy 68 to m.

tonisht 30 to 40. Hish TiiBHau to 70. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair through Tuesday. Slightly cooler north. High today 85 to 92.

Low tonight 50 to 60. High Tuesday 78 to 86. Northwesterly wind 5 to 15 mph. SALINAS VALLEY Fair through Tuesday except high fog near Salman and mornings. Cooler.

High day 75 to 65 except 68 to Salinas. Low tonight 40 to 50. today and low tonight at I 72 and 50. Paso Robles 85 and Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 aftflrnoons. SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS COASTAL AREA High fog night and morning but tair otherwise today through Tuesday.

Cooler today. High th -v. 6b if. Wiipht 4b t-i West to northwest wind 10 to IS MONTEREY BAY AREA High and morning but fair otherwis-today through Tuesday. Cooler today.

both days 60 to 70. low SO West to northwest wind 10 15 knots SANTA CLARA A Fair unn Tuesdnv excent patches of foe Tuesday mornins. Cnnler to. I El )r ken Mclaughlin Veteran lensman Johnson, Ex-Defense Chief, Dies LOUIS A. JOHNSON Former Defense chief WASHINGTON (UPD- ormer ueiense secretary outs A.

Johnson, 75, who as tirea dv t-resiaent narry rum an after the Korean nMJ -J 1 I He. was hospitalized April I for treatment of a stroke, 3d his condition gradually Services will be held in larksburg, W. Va. Johnson became the most ntroversial member of Tru-tan's cabinet and the most nbattled of the eight secrecies of defense. HE SERVED for only 18 from March 28, to Sept.

19, 1950 in the arbulent, infant days of Tned forces unification fol-wing World War II. In Johnson's time, the rmy, Navy and Air Force id only lately been put un-5r a single department and ey were not ready as they today to be bossed by a ngle powerful Defense Sectary. Nor was Congress ready to sist on it either. When Johnson left office, told Truman he "ruefully" id to admit he had made more enemies than friends" his pursuit of unification id defense economies. DISPUTES STILL rage ver the "head-cracking" chniques and "fat-trim-dng" defense policies of the bald, brusque West Vir-nia lawyer and politician followed the nation's Defense Secretary, imes V.

Forrestal, to the entagon. A World War I combat vet-an who became assistant icretary of war in the 1930s id fought hard to get Amer-a armed for World War II, iihnson came to be identified ith the'lack of readiness for Korean War. He was in the forefront of te big air power advocates. In 1920, Johnson married former Ruth Frances 'axwell of Clarksburg. They id two daughters.

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Ross Schustei of the Kenedv cit.v police reported several homes destroyed one oerson iniurod and about 70 people homeless as a result of the tornado. The Weather Bureau has issued a tornado watch for the east portion of south central Texas and the south portion of southeast Texas until 10 a.m., CST. than three inches of rain poured down in south central Texas during the last 6 hours. One to two inch amounts fell during the same interval in the vicinity of Corpus Christi. The national weather outlook for today; Thundershowers in the south from Texas to the Carolinas with rain in the mid Atlantic states.

Showers in the northern Rockies. Clearing in the north Atlantic states after morning rain or drizzle. Elsewhere mostly clear skies. Cooler along the Pacific Coast and around the Great Lakes area warmer in the Southwest and New England. N.

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A Public Service Program Featuring Familiar Classical Music and JVewi of Community interest ifajafrrjrrHiTMiaM af High both days 68 to 78. Low to ni-jht 4S to 52. High today and low tnni-h; nt San Jose 77 and Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 mph at- ml.