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i PEASE, lert A. (Budd) In Port- Pag March 4, 1966 In Memoriam i Vital Statistics llirllis Born to Mr. FRANKS, Robert ft. In San Carlos. March 3, mob, Robert beloved husband ot Mrs.

Alice Franks, San Carlos, A member of American Legion Post No. 5H5 San Car. los: Tower Grove Lodue No. ill A.F.AA.M., St. Louis.

a thirty-second degree San Francisco Consitlory M.R.S.: Islam TeTiple, S.F. A native of Chio, aged 73 years, Funeral services will be held Monday, March 7. 18. at 11-45 a.m. at the WHiYE OAKS CHAPEL.

1696 El Camino Real. San Carlos, under auspices of Ameri. can Legion Post, No. 685, San Carlos. Interment Golden Gats National Cemetery, San Bruno.

No Funeral Services for TV Star HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A 1 i ce Pearce, 47, rubber-faced comedienne who played the role of the nosey neighbor, Gladys Kravitz, in the TV series "Bewitched," died of cancer at her home yesterday. No funeral services are to be held. In a personal note, she asked that donations, in lieu of flowers be sent to the Nat Cole Cancer Foundation. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, she made her Obituaries Stella Noted Services for Stella Wynne Herron, 79, early Stanford alumna, whose by-line long ago adorned The Examiner, Mencken's Smart Set, Harper's and Collier's, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Halsted's, 1123 Sutter st.

Mrs. Herron died Wednesday at a local convalescent hospital. She is survived by a son, San Francisco attorney John Wynne Herron. a resident of Hillsborough, his wife, Phyl-lis Newman Herron, and thejr sons. John, Ronald and Scott Herron.

VETERAN NEWSMEN called the early budding of Mrs. Herron's talent, and of her "Nob Hill Murder Mystery," serialized in The Examiner and later in other newspapers served by King Features Syndicate. In the World War I era she was associated in progressive causes here with Cora Bag-gerly Older, wife of famed editor Fremont Older. Later she went to Manhat-tan, lived and wrote in Greenwich Village. Donald Joseph Ley Requiem Mass for Donald Joseph Ley, at 54 the veteran Vice president and treasurer of California-Pacific Utilities 550 California was offered today at St.

Teresa's Church, Oakland. Mr. Ley by avocation an orchid fancier and jewelry-, making free lance rock- hound died of a heart attack IT.Wednesday night at his 3iome, 5621 Thornhill Drive, --Oakland. He won his B.S. in business administration at Oklahoma estate in 1934, joined Califor-nia-Pacific which deals with ifpower, gas, water and phones 2in five western states in -1936.

He also was a director. He was a member of S.F. Security Analysts, Elks, Community Club, and hp, dear brother of Albert Pease of Corvallis, end Eva Sug-dan, of San Franelsoo, devoted son of the late Bertha Pease, long-time employee of the P.G.C.E. Funeral services Friday, March 4 at the Gable Funeral Home, lib N.E. 80th Portland.

Ore. RAOEMACHER, Christian R. Cetel In San Laandro, March 3. 1966, Christian R. (Pate) Rademachar, beloved husband of the late Ida Rademacher, loving father of Sylvia Monkres, Ella Rademacher, Rev, William C.

Rademacher and Richard Rademachar, grandfather of seven grandchlldreni a native of Germany; aged 86 years; member of Encinal Lodge No. 164, l.O.O.F, ot Alameda; a resident of Alameda for 60 years. Funeral services Saturday, March 5, at 2 o'clock, at GEORGE W. MORTUARY. 1421 High Alameda; Rev.

Charles Nahnsen ot Immanuel Lutheran Church of Alameda officiating. RITTOER, Richard In Phoenix, Feb. 27, 1966. Richard Ritt-ger, beloved husband of Dorothy Rittger: a native of Missouri, aged 52 years. Funeral services were held at the Mortensan Kings Mortuary, Phoenix, March 2.

ROBERTSON, Chester A. Beloved father of Shirley, Nancy, Joanna and Kathy Robertson; brother of Mrs. Betty Johnson, Mrs. Phyllis Hsll, Mrs. Donna Rae Nichols, Mrs.

bnirlay Cole, Mrs. Dolores Whitehead, Mrs. Virginia Hamblin and Everett Robertson. Services were held at MARTIN BROWN, 1801 Van Ness ave. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.

RUGANI, Armando In Santa Rosa, March 3, 1966, Armando Rugani, beloved brother of Mrs. Dins Menconi and Mrs. Renata Baccei, both of S.F.; and loving uncle of George Casini of Monte Rio; a native of Italy; aged 79 yea's. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.m., from Chapels of ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN 2254 Market St.

bet. 15th and 16th: then to SS. Peter Paul Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 11 a.m. Interment. Italian Cemetery.

Rosary Fiiday at 8 p.m. SALMON. Fernanda Nannette In Lodi, Calif. March i. 1966.

Fernanda Nannette Salmon, beloved wile of Roy W. Salmon of Isleton, loving sister of Fernand Piugue of Limoges, France, a native of Tours, France, aged 73 years, 11 months. 11 days. Friends are invited to attend the funeral and committal services at the C. E.

STEWART CHAP-EL, Rio Vista, on Saturday, March 5. 1966, at 2 p.m. Memorials may be made to your favorite charity. SPOERRI, Berta In this city, Feb. 27, 1966, Berta Spoerrl, member of Hotal Workers Union Local No.

283. Funeral on Friday, March 4 at 1 p.m. at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL, 1096 South Van Ness ave. at 22nd St. Interment Olivet Memorial Park.

SWEICERT, Elizabeth In this city March 1, 1966, Elizabeth Sweigert, devoted mother of Stanley Sweigert, loving sister of Jussie Gilde-meester. Mged 95 years. A member of First United Presbyterian Church. Friends are invited to attend the tuneral services 10 a.m.. Sat urday, March 5.

at N. GRAY Divisadero St. at Post. TURNROSS, Everett Alf In Santa Clara, Wednesday, March 2, 1966, Everett Alf Turnross. husband of Ruth J.

Turnross, Mountain Views father of Mrs. Alene Dorrance, Redwood City, Edwerd A. Turnross, Kathlene I. Turnross. Patri-c i a Ann Turnross, Jeanne E.

Turnross, all of Mountain View; grandfather of Kara Lynne Dorrance, Redwood City; a native of S.F., aged 56 years. Friends may call at the Colonial Mortuary, 96 El Camino Real, Mountain View, until Monday morning, March 7, at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, at 10:30 a.m. VANCE, Clyde A. In this city, March 2, 1966, Clyde A.

Vance, beloved son of Laura Roberson, loving brother of Gladys Clark: a member of Marine Cooks and Steward's Union, AFL. Funeral on Saturday. March 5. at 11:30 a.m. at DRISCOLL'S MORTUARY CHAPEL.

1096 So. Van Ness Ave. at 22nd St. Inurnment Olivet Memorial Park. WESTFALL, Ellen L.

(nee Sorgen-frey) Feb. 27. 1966, Ellen L. Westfall (nee Sorgenfrey) dearly beloved wife of the late Andrew Westfall, devoted mother of the late Harry Westfall. loved sister of Grace Sorgenfrey Douglas, and the late Anna, Alice, Lillian, Flor-ec.

John, Charles and Harrv Sorgenfrey, a native of Somers-ville, Contra Costa Co. The funeral took place Thursday, March 3, from DUGGAN'S. 3434 17th st. nr. Valencia thence to St.

Brigid's Church, where a Requiem Mass was offered. Interment Golden Gate National Cem etery. Duggan's HE 1-4990 la Memoriam GAZAWAY, John R. In loving memory of John R. Gazaway who passed away one year ago today.

Sadly missed and deeply mourned by his family. JOHNSON, Myron A. In loving memory of my beloved husband Myron, who passed away one year ago today. March 4, 1965. To love is to remember.

AMY JOHNSON PURCELL, Joseph Charles In loving memory of my son who passed away, March 4. 1965. Dear son, when you received the answer to Divine Grace It left us all with a vacant space, But we have beautiful memories of your great faitn. And love of God. Masses are offered Mother and family Funeral NELSON, Ernest In loving memory of our dear husband ad tether who paasad sway Mar.

4, 1957. Sadly missed. ANNA NELSON and Children Mass Notice 1 WOODS. Edward Second Anniversary Mans will be offered at St. Timothy's Church, Sari Mateo.

March 4, 1966. HIS FAMILY Florists SHERIDAN BELL 125 Maiden Lane SU 11300 PAPPAS BROS. Junipers Serra A 75S 1111 Order by Phone Dally Delivery J. FREGOSI SON 4834 MISSION, S. F.

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ALEXANDER, Utile' Marie March I BAKER. Nettle Doud March f. BROWN, Thomas E. Mar. I CAPRINI, tart I March 2 CARVER, John Howe March I DAVIS, Thomas J.

March 3 EOAN, Rev. MkhaaL O.F.M Mar. 1 ELLARDi Ferguson 2 FULMER, Dr. Charles March FRANKS, Robert R. March 1 OERSONI, Mary Qlovanna March 1 GLASSON.

Dr. Pearce March 1 GUMBERTS, Sadie fBart) March 3 HERRON, Stella Wynne March 1 JACQUELIN, Sydney M.D. Jan. 18 JENSEN, Franclt Bertram March I KASSABIAN, Megurdltch Feb. 23 KELLEHER, Katharine March 3 LAMPERTI, Chale P.

March 3 LES2INSKY, Nanette Fab. 26 MacKENZIE, Marcia Gerstle-Nov. 12 MILLER, Rudy (Rudolph) March 1 OLCESE, Silvio John March 3 PEASE, Lore A. (Budd)-March 1 RAOEMACHER, Christian R. (Ptte) March 3 RITTGER, Richard Feb.

27 ROBERTSON, Chester A. RUG AN Armando March 3. SALMON, Femande Nennatte March 3 SPOERRI, Berta Feb. 27 SWEIQERT, Elizabeth Marc1! I TURNROSS, Ivorett Alf March 2 VANCE, Clyde A March 2 WESTFALL, Ellen L. (nea Sorgen-Irey) Fab.

27 ALEXANDER, Louise Marie In this city March 1, 1966, Louise Mane Alexander, beloved wife of the late Paul C. Alexander, lov.nrf mother of Fred C. Alexander ot Myersville, Maryland, grandmth er of Peter Frederick Alexander. A native of San Francisco, aged 91 years. Fifty year member of Evangeline Chapter No.

9 O.E.S.. Nevada City, California: past Matron and life member of Los Gates Chapter No. 126 O.E.S., Los Gatos; Calvary Presbyterian Church; and past president San Francisco District of fie California Federation of Women's Clubs; life member of Redwood City Women's Clubs, member of To Kalon and Landmarks Council of Calif. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services 3:30 p.m., Friday March 4, at N. GRAY Divisadero St.

at Post. Inter-ment private. BAKER, Nettle Doud In Monterey, March 2, 1966, Nettie Doud Baker, beloved wife of the late Col. Frank C. Baker, and mother of Martin C.

Baker of Carmel, and Mrs. Frances Lyttle of Greenwich, N.Y.; a native of Tucson. Ariz, and long-time resident of Monterey, aged 83 years. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m.. at the MISSION MORTUARY, 450 Camino El Estero, Monterey: thence to San Carlos Catholic Church, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Interment, Arlington National Cemetery, Fort Meyer, Va. Recitation of the Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. BROWN, Thomas E. In this city, March 1, 1966, Thomas dearly beloved husband of the late Ida Brown; devoted father of Mrs. Helena Tracey Grant: loving brother of Jerry and Alpha Brown; also survived by several nieces and nephews.

A native of Indiana; aged 86 years. A veteran of the Spanish American War. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday. Funeral Saturday.

March 5, 1:30 p.m., from CURRIVAN'S CHAPEL of the SUNSET, Irving at 26th ave. (Sunset district). Interment private, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. PARKING OPPOSITE MORTUARY CAPRINI, Sergio In Redwood City, March 2, 1966, Sergio Caprini, dearly beloved husband of the late Luigia Caprini, loving father of Maria Sandroni, Geselda Reg-enelli, Palmira Biondini, Molly Rossi, Jim, John, Joe, Mario and Angelo Caprini, also survived by 26 grandchildren, and 30 greatgrandchildren, a native of Italy, aged 86 years.

Friends are Invited to attend the tuneral Saturday, at y-Ab a.m., from the Chapel of VALENTE, MARiNI, PERATA 4840 Mission thence to SS. Peter Paul's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered commencing at 10:15 a.m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Kn-day evening at 8 clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m.

CARVER, John Howe In Modesto, March 1966, John Howe Carver, dearly loved brother of Mrs, Blanche Hale of Patterson, and Gail B. Carver of San Francisco. A member of San Francisco Carmen's Union, Local 1380. Services Saturday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at HALSTED SUTTER ST. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING DAVIS, Thomas J.

March 3, lb, Thomas J. Davis beloved husband ot the late Elizabeth Davis, brother of Harry and the late William Davis, Rosary Friday e. 7:30 o'clock at HALSTED 1123 SU i ilm ST. A Mass of Requiem will be of fared Saturday morning, clock at Sacred Heart High School Chapel. Memorial gifts to San Francisco Boys Club preferred.

COMPLIMENTARY PARKING EGAN, Rev. Michael. O.F.M. In this city, March 1, 1966, Rev. Michael tgan, O.r.M., brother of Leo ie-gan, Mrs.

Eugene Russell, and the late Rev. Thomas A. Ziegan and Frank Ziegan: brother-in-law of Mrs. Ha2el Ziegan; also survived by many nieces and nephews; aged 72 years; a member ot the bt. Barbara Province.

Franciscan Fathers of California, and of the St. Boniface Community. San Francisco. A former pastor of St Anthony's Church. Friends may visit at GANTNER-FELDER KENNY Chapel.

1965 Market street at Duboce avenue, until 7 p.m. Friday. Rosary Friday evening at 8:15 p.m. at St. Boniface Office for the Deceased at 30 a.m.

and Solemn Requiem Mass at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 5, at St. Boniface Church, 133 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco. A Ferguson In this city, March 2, 1966, Ferguson Ellard, be oved husband of Elsie Ellard. loving stepfather of Judith E.

Albi, loving brother of Sister Hel en Bertille. C.S.J., Agnes Gar recht, of Los Altos. Rev. Father Augustine Ellard of St. Mary's, Kansas and the late Sis ter Marguerite C.S.J..

and Rev. Father Gerald Ellard. S.J.; a member of Illinois Bar alumnus of Gonzaga University. Friends era Invited to attend a Requiem Mass to be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 8:45 a.m. Saturday, March 5 at St, Mary's Cathedral Parish, 107J Ellis street.

Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening at 8 dock at the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate ave. ALLtnl Billy 417 First Apt. 1. Sdii Rataei, Feb.

16, ion. Allotment trik, Hi Ellsworth bail Mateo, ml), il, a son. 3164 Crestmooor drive, San Bruno, feb, la, a daughter. BInKLEV John A. 112 Golden Hill place, Walnut Creek, Fab, 16, I unuKntar.

BURMAS Ivan, 756 North Maytair Ualy City, Fab, 2b, a son. BUTLER 1 nomas J. 275 Canal St San Katael, Fab. 22. a son.

CO! RILL Robert 126b 2Jrd Fab. 24, a daughter. COU RR EG ES William 174 Madal-la Plate, Dublin, Feb. 16, a daughter. CROSSLEV Joseph 55 Beaver Feb.

12, a ton. CULPEPPER James 114 Oxlord Feb. 24, a son. ENO Alexander, 1674 Washington St, hoc. Feb.

20, a daughter. FELIX Edmund, 25 Polncetta drive. Ualy City, Feb. 27, a son. FREIU Arthur 124 Hu0 Feb.

19, a daughter. FIAUl Tikeri T. 336 Northridg Road. Feb. 26, a son.

FIFE James 551 36th Feb. 18. a son. FONG Lun Shew. 421 Argonaut St, Feo.

a daughter. GARCES Jaime C. 635 Moultrie SL. Feb, 25, a son. GARIBALDI Louis 271 SL Francis Daly City, Feb.

25, daughter. GONZALEZ Maurice 818 Crest-view drive, Millbrae, Feb. 18, a daughter. I 0 0 Charles 71 Prospect Road, Piedmont, Feb, 17, daughter. HARUROVE Lebraska, 74 Potomac Feb.

25, a daughter. HERRERA Ivan 1284 8th Feb. 24, a daughter. JUNU James 633 Third Feb. 24.

a son. KERMOIAN Ra I ph. 55 Chumasero drive, Feb. 18, a ton. KORDEL Bo 789 Tenth Feb.

20, a son. LEAPER Gerard 3232 Taraval Feb. 26, a daughter. LEDDA Thomas C. 67 A Bellview Daly City, Feb.

22, a daughter, LUCAS Lawrence 304 31st Feb. 18. a daughter. MANNING Edward 1406 Rankin St. Feb.

18. a son. MATSUM0T0 Itsuto, 589 14th Feb. 17, a son, MILLER Robert 2 Winfleld, Feb. MONTEMAYOR George 298 Texas Apt.

i-eD. ib, a son. McBRIDE Jack 2470 Donegal South San Francisco, Feb, 26, a son. McOONALO Leslie 1044 Hampshire SL Feb. 22, a son.

NEWTOP Edward 1914 Clement Feb. 24, a daughter. OASAY Benjamin, 458 Holly South San Francisco, Feb. 27, a daughter. PAIGE Robert 3045 Atwater drive, Burlingame, Feb.

27, a son. PAPENOIECK Erwln 186 Juanita way, Feb. 18, a daughter. PERRY Warren, 2431 Filbert Feb. 17, a son.

PONCE Jose, 1080 York Feb. 27. a daughter. POPE Preston 217 Soutrtcliff South San Francisco, Feb. 26, a son.

I Robert, 87 Corte Encanto, Greenbrae, Feb. 19, a daughter. RAFFO Edmond 689 Crespi Drive, racirica, i-eo. zi, a son. i RATLIFF Henry 1483 Newcomb rerj.

a aaugnier. STEIN Richard 2329 North Point, Feb. 19, a daughter. STEPHENSON John 1591 Mariposa Paio Alto, Feb. 22, a daughter.

SULLY John S. 417 Lawton Feb. 16, a daughter. STUART Richard 23 Woodland Court, Fairafx, Feb. 25, a daughter.

WASSON William, 1103 Bowdoin Feb. 24, a son. VUP-Jack 3055 Gough Feb. 27, a son. Marriages Licenses issued to: BURKETT-PADOU Maurice Burkett It, teos Pine and Linua raoou same HAKKtLL-FREEMAN Charles Harrell 26, tul Sterner and Rose Freeman 2u, Hresidio, S.F.

BAUMBACH-THARALDSEN Charles Odumoacn j. berheley anu iwiai- yann iharalusen JU, uaxlanu 1 1 R-Pt i Robert beer III, Woodiand and Pamela Peterson it, Woodland HAMPL-UARPENTER Ronald Hampl il, Sonoma and Patricia Carpenter la, Goshen LEIVA-MACIEL Carlos Leiva 28, 37 aanchez and Rosa Maciel 14, beminole Ave. CHEEVER-JACKSON Frank Cheever S6, 7be-9th Ave. and Margaret Jacn- son 54, 467 Edinburgh ACREE-POULSON Dwight Acree 26, Vallejo and Shirley Poulson li. Alameda HURD-SMITH Cecil Hurd, Sr.

51, 67 Cook St. and Hattie Smith 53, 67 Cook 0LLGAARD-BOH0RQUEZ Jens Oil. gaard 29, 2653 Lombard and Nahyr dohorquez 24. 322-2nd Ave. LINDSTROM-B RAO Robert Lind Strom, Jr.

427 Naples St. and Mary Anne Brady 22, 771-9th Ave. BAR NETT-AVILEZ Alfred Bainett 20 92 Sanchez St. and Sola Avile 21, i6j-oth tne. FORO-HURRLE Larrie Ford 23, Mil- WdUkie, Oregon and Janet Hurrle 19, Milwaukie, Oregon i HERNDON-TEXttOO Joe Herndon 42, 1 1956 Post and Lucy Texado 28, 19 Jb Post MILE S-MO RAN Thomas Miles 29.

Memphis, and Peggy Moran 29, 1808 Pacific Ave. S.F. I BAKER-DWYER George Baker 45, I 24bbV2 Bush and Vernon Dwyer 4b, 1 same THOMPSON SCATES Richard Thompson 1234 Larkin and Claudette Scates 18, 1020 Hyde St. JEX-WHEATLEY John Jex, III 22, 540 Stockton St. and Jo Ann Wheatley 22, 540 Stockton St.

SIMON-DUFFY M.chael Simon 18 1785 Eddy St. and Debra Dufly 16, 11U0 Fulton St. PAPES-GRANDE Octavian Papes 41. San Bruno and Yolanda Grande 31. 84-28tn Ave.

S.F. iMOULTO N-CONSTANTINI David Moulton 19. U.S. Navy and Lioba Constantini 21. 2706B Mission SI.

MAGGI-SCHROETER Peter Maggi. Jr. 34, San Anselmo and Helen Schroe-: ter 27. Daly City. PRE-MARITAL EXAMS Special l'i hour service, 362-4926.

Rm. 205, Amer. Sav. 690 Market, Dr. J.

M. White. Hours 9-5; Sat. 9-12. Divorces Complaints Filed DE ORAAF Beverly Ann vs.

Abraham Ronald WAGNER Wanda Opdyk vs. William hall weca vs. James t. HAWKER Alice Jane vs. James A.

MORRIS Mary Barbara vs. Richard Edwin ANWAY- vs. Louise Separate Maintenance Filed KAUK Leslie J. vs. Ronny R.

Final Decree HALLVictoria and Clifton NEAL Minnie and Tommie L. Sr. SPRUELL James and Filler GARDEN Norma A. and Robert J. BORELLI Maria and Frank A.

BRAYHAN Carolyn J. and Frederick LO GRANDE Evelyn and Marco GULLEY Blondine and Clarence FRANK Ellis and Wi ana McCOLLUM Kenneth E. and Diane c. SILVA Prlscilla Y. and Walter CONAVAN Helene and Leonard THOMAS Beverly and William O.

Jr. THOMAS Elena J. and Emile BLUMENTHAL Selma and Leo GARCIA Elizabeth end Phillip SHUGART Aneta S. and Thomes R. BACA Mary H.

and Bennia B. TOM Glenn and Ellen Interlocutory GEORGE Heidi from John M. SCOTT Billie from Lloyd E. BROOKS Margaret from Cleveland L. DAVIDSON Arietta M.

from John f. OVERBY Durward R. from Johanna -Pacific Coast gas and elec-trical associations. 2 Surviving are his wife, daughters Donna Jo Ley and Mrs. Phyllis Gra-ITnata, El Cerrito: stepdaughters Nancy, Charlene and Green, his mother, two "brothers and a sister.

Herron, Writer Mencken published her poem, "The Chinese Calendar," in Smart Set as a fantastic mirror of San Francisco Chinatown's charms. MRS. HERRON'S modern poems on Manhattan East Side, West Side, Fifth Avenue, Wall Street were published in a book, "The Bowery Parade," sponsored by Delphic Studio and illustrated by Mexican artist Clemente Orozco. Her verse also was included in "Continent's End," an anthology of California poetry, compiled by George Sterling, Robinson Jeffers and Gertrude Atherton, and published by John Nash, with Senator James D. Phelan and others as patrons.

She' was a warm personal friend of Dr. Gobind Behari Lai, veteran science writer, who recalled that, proud of her Irish-American ancestry, Mrs. Herron traveled in the old world and the new, and used her poetry to combat racial prejudices and hostilities. Mrs. 31.

Mackenzie Memorial services for Mrs Marcia Gerstle Mackenzie, member of a prominent San Francisco family who died last November in an airplane crash In Mexico, will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs. Mackenzie was a pas senger in a war surplus B-26 bomber which had been con verted for private use when it crashed into mudflats just after takeoff at Mexico City Airport. Her husoand, Alistair, an executive with National Broadcasting Company, was seriously injured in the crash.

Two others died in the crash. Mrs. Mackenzie, 44, was granddaughter of the late San Francisco financier Mark L. Gerstle and daughter of Dr. Mark L.

Gerstle chief psychiatrist of the California Youth Authority. She also is survived by her father; her mother, Mrs. Marion Maitland-Hariot of San Francisco; two children, Carolyne, 15, and Patricia, 12; and a brother, public relations consultant Mark L. Gerstle III. William J.

Dunn Requiem High Mass for William J. Dunn, 61, retired 20-year traffic manager for the San Leandro plant of Schering world-wide pharmaceuticals- antibiotics firm, was chanted at Holy Name Church today. The rosary was recited last night at Hogan Sullivan's. World War II blasted Mr. Dunn into a new career.He had been a rhythm pianist all his life, had dance combos in Massachusetts, Illinois, Nevada and California, but came to San Francisco from Las Vegas when the Pearl Harbor attack plunged the nation into war.

He transferred his mem- bership to Musicians Local 6 here after prior membership I in Illinois 88 and Las Vegas 368. In later years he played both. organ and Diano at home- Surviving are his wife, Opel, 1262 44th ave. a daugh-1 ter, Mrs. Frances L.

White; Dr. (1. C. Fiilmer Memorial services for Dr. C4urr Fulmer wi conducted in the chapel at st Luke hospital Tusday at 18 p.m.

Doctor Fulmer, X-ray spe- cialist for this hospital and others in San Francisco for many years, died of heart failure Wednesday at his home at 300 San Benito Way. He was 71. Born in FJ1 Dorado. iDr. Fulmer received his I medical degree at the Uni versity of Southern California in 1921.

He was a member of the Olympic Club and several service and professional organizations. Doctor Fulmer leaves his wife, the former Adeline Garibaldi, whom he married in 1941. i wew I FULMER, Dr. Cherles In this city, March 2. 1966, Dr.

Charles C. Fulmer, beloved husband of Adeline Fulmer. Friends ere Invited to attend the memorial services et 8 p.m. Tuesday, March at the St. Luke's Hospital Chapel, Rev.

For-dyce E. Eastburn officiating. Memorial contributions to lavorite charity preferred. GLASSON. Dr.

Pearce In this city. March 1966, Dr. Pearce Glasson, beloved husband of Edith Glasson, loving father of Capt. Robert Pearce Glasson, U.S.A., and father-in-law of Shirley Ann Glasson, devoted grandfather of Mark Pearce and Pamela Ann Glasson. A native of Grass Valley, Calif.

A member of All Saints Episcopal Church; Alts Vista Lodge No. 464, Islam Temple. A.A.O.M.S.; Sunnyside Post, American Legion; the Xi Psi Phi fraternity of the University of California, and a life member of the California Dental Association, Memorial remembrances may be made to Franklin Hospital Building Fund. Private services were held Thursday, March 3, 19(6. (N.

Gray 4000 Nineteenth Ave.) GUMBERTS, Sadie (Bart) Entered into rest. March 3. 1966, Sadie (Bart) Gumberts, beloved mother of Lee Bart and the late William Bart and Josephine Loeffler: devoted grandmother of Lee Bart Jr. and a loving great grandmother. Services Tuesday at Furth and Chicago, III.

Interment Rose Hill Cemetery, Chicago, III. to your favorite charitv preferred.) Friends may call at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Divisadero St. at Geary until I o'clock Saturday evening. HERRON.

Stella Wynne March 1, 196b. Stella Wynne Herron, beloved mother of John Wynne Herron. Services Saturday afternoon 2 o'clock, at HALSTED It 1123 Sutter St. Complimentary parking JACQUELIN, Sydney M.D. -In Los Angeles, January 18, 1966, Sydney S.

Jacquelin.M.D. Cremation Services were held St. Paul's Cathedral, 615 S. Figueroa Los Angeles, 2 p.m., February 25, 1966. JENSEN, Francis Bertram At rest, March 2, 1966, Francis Bertram Jensen, beloved father of Mrs.

Dorothy Low of Alamo, loving brother of Sister Anna Charles of the order of St. Vin-c de Paul, in Washington State, fond grandfather of four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild: a native of San Francisco: aged 69 years. Funeral services Monday, March 7, 1966 st 10:45 a.m.. at GODEAU, 41 Van Ness Ave. near Market St.

Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Saturday. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. GODEAU FUNERAL HOME KASSABIAN, Magurdltch Feb.

23. 1966, Magurditch Kassabian, aged 68 years. Services Friday 11 a.m. Rev. Nareg Shrikian officiating.

daphne SFFS one church St. KELLEHER, Katharine In this city March 3, 1966, Katharine Kellehei, Ueioved wile of the late Dams Kelleher, loving mother 3t Mrs. Josephine Saylor, devotee grandmother of Kathy and Ann Saylor, loving sister or Mis. May Cash-man and Mrs. Hannah oullivan.

a native of Glanmore, County Cork, Ireland. Mends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 9 a.m. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAVOY-O'HARA Geary Blvd. at Sixth thence to St. Thomas Apostle Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. Spiritual bouquets preferred. PARKING COURT TENTH AVE. LAMPERTI, Charles March 3, 1966, Charles P.

Lamparti, dearly beloved husband of Colombia Grace Lamperti. loving brother of Joseph Lamperti, Theresa Garcia and Marie Smith, loving brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fi-gari, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Lago-marsino and Joseph Mortalini. a native ot California, aged 76 years. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from the Chapel of VALENTE. MARINI, PERATA 4840 Mission thence to All Hal low's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered commencing at 9 a.m.

Entombment Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting hours until 9 p.m. LESZINSKY, Nanette Entered into rest Feb. 26, 1966, Nanette Leszin-sky, beloved wife ot the late Charles Leszinsky.

Private services were held Thursday at SINAI MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Divisadero St. at Geary. Inurnment San Francisco Colom-burium. MacKENZIE, Marcia Gerstle In Mexico City, Nov.

12. 15, Marcia Gerstle MacKenzie, beloved wife Alastair MacKenzie, loving mother of Carol and Marion MacKenzie, devoted daughter of Dr. Mark Gerstle and Mrs. Maitland a i loving sister of Mark Gerstle III. Memorial Services 1: p.m., Saturday, March 5, at Trinity Episcopal Church, Gough and Bush Sts.

Memorial contributions to your favorite charity preferred. MILLER, Rudy (Rudolph) In San Francisco, March 3, 1966, Rudy (Rudolph) Miliar, dearly beloved husband of Anna Lewis Miller, loving son of the late Antone and Marie Miller, loving brother of Emma. Martha, Trudy, Marie, Ida and Tony, all of Switzerland, loving hall brother of Annie. Margaret, Cathy and Joseph and Franz, also of Switzerland; a native of Switzerland; former maitre'D of the Olymoic Country CI ib. The funeral will take Place Saturday, March 5, at 9 a.m., from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St.

Cecilia's Church, Vicente at 17th where a Requiem High Mass will be offered tor the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:45 o'clock. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. Rosary Friday evening. 8 o'clock. Spiritual bouquets pre ferred.

OLCESE, Silvio John Suddenly, in Millbrae, March 3, 1966, Silvio John Olcese, late of 40 Corte Al-egre. Millbrae, beloved husband ot Beverly Olcese, loving father of Steven, Sylvia and Kristine Olcese, all of Millbrae, dear brother of Jimmy end Frank Palmieri, both of Santa Rosa, beloved nephew of Dominic, Louise, Ange.o Annie and John Olcese, all of Colma and dear cousin of Eleanor, Curley, Joan, Arlene, Juanita and Ernme, all of S.F.. and loving son-in-law ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley of S.F.; a native of San Mateo County; 37 years; a member of the.

Butchers Uniorj Local No. 115, of S.F. Services Monday. 10 a.m., from th CHAPEL OF THE HIGHLANDS, El Camino Real at Drive, Millbrae; thence to St. Dunstan's Catholic Church In Millbrae.

where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 8 m. at the Chapel of the Highlands. Offerings to the Heart Fund preferred.

acting debut in "On the! Town" in 1944 on Broadway. She later repeated the performance in the film version. Thereafter she appeared on stage in "Look Ma, I'm Dancing," "Small Wonder," "Gentlemen Prefer "The Grass Harp," "Dear Charles," "Fallen Angels," "Copper and Brass," "Bells are ringing" and "Midgey Purvis." Her last Broadway appearance was in Noel Coward's "Sail Away" in 1963. Miss Pearce's career also included numerous films. A veteran of the night-club circuit, Miss Pearce held the record for the longest engagement in the history of Manhattan's now defunct Blue Angel Club 67 weeks.

Recently, the comedienne and her second husband, Paul Davie were running an art gallery and framing shop here. Dr. Glasson, S.F. Dentist, Dies at 71 After five years of hard-rock mining in Grass Val ley, begun at the age of 16, Pearce Glasson decided that there must have been something better. The 21 year old left his hometown in 1916 and came to the Bay Area, where he entered the University of California Dental School, working his way through, then entered private practice in San Francisco.

Over the years he built up a busy practice, but found time to become an active clubman. He was a member of Alta Vista Lodge, A.M., Islam Temple of the Shrine, Sunnyside Post of the American Legion, All Saints Episcopal Church, Xi Psi Phi fraternity, and a life member of the California Dental Asso ciation. Tuesday the busy life end ed at 71 in a local hospital af ter a brief illness. Doctor Glasson is survived by his widow Edith, of 49 Cameo Way, a son, Army Captain Robert P. Glasson, and two grandchildren.

Private services were held yesterday in the family home. Contributions to the Franklin Hospital Building Fund are preferred. W. E. Jaxon Miles Services for Comdr.

W. E. Jaxon Miles. 63, of 221 Grand View were conducted at Gray's today by Dr. John L.

Hoff of First Congregational Church. Interment was at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Comdr. Miles, who retired in 1962 after 37 years of U.S. Navy service, died in a Ukiah hospital Monday.

He was a member of the Navy League nnH i survived hv his wife. Bernice; children Thomas C. land Marguerite E. Miles; a. sister.

Hazel Priest, I Visits Delhi NEW DELHI (India) (AP) Burma's military ivt tnn suung iimu, ucu. 11c rived here today for a six-aay private and informal visit. i Separate Maintenance Granted YOSHINACA Simon M. from Tom Annulments Granted CROWLEY Daisy from Patrick J. DONALDSON Maxine W.

from Richard J. Probates Filed OEARING Jasper on petition of Veda M. Baldwin. BENIOFF Lacy Read, on petition of Bette Adler, Simon and Frank Read Alder. ALLEN J.

Coit, on petition of Frank L. Rush. LAVAG NINO John Francis, on petition of Constance Auer Lavagnino. BURK Ester on petition of Katharine Burk, LUCKS Eleanor on petitffcn of Roy Q. Lucks, and Arthur S.

Alexander. MOOR John on petition of Edna B. Moore. PRICE Henry, on petition of Edward I. Price.

COLMESNIL Flora on petition of Samual J. Chase. im.iP I 1 I I 1 A Gertrude Israelsky Services for Gertrude Getz Israelsky, 82, widow of realty executive Samuel Israelsky, were conducted today at Si-jjaVMemorial Chapel by Rab-JOIerbert Morris of Temple Judea, Westlake. Mrs. Israelsky, born in Virginia City, died in a Woodacre rest home Wednesday.

Her husband, former vice president of Baldwin and Howell and past president of Lodge, B'nai B'rith, died in 1945. She is survived by sons Alvin, Melville and Louis Getz. Rudolph Miller Oxford University alumnus Rudolph Miller, about 67, for some 37 years maitre d'hotel "at Olympic Club country club at Lakeside, died at St. Mary's Hospital yesterday. He is survived by his wife, the former Anna Lewis, 1662 36th whom he wed in 1950 when she was assistant to club manager Don Cameron.

They honeymooned in Eu-tope often the theme of his -outstanding photography of (three grandchildren, a sister gravel scenes around the, WANT PROTECTION? A funeral can be planned I Godeail Funeral Home I 41 Van Ness. S.F. 94102 in advance with necessary Namt frorld. Also surviving are five sis-iters and a brother, three 1 f.cictora anri iwn Violf. "brothers, all of his native 1 Switzerland.

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