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A Tribune Aug. 24, 1967 Funeral Notices member of Alkire tucky: aged Chapter, No. years. O.E.S. of Keyser, West Virginia.

Friends are respectfully invited to aftend funeral services. Friday, August 25, at 1:30 p.m., at the Fruitvale COOPER Chap of the CLARENCE N. MORTUARY, 1500 Fruitvale officiating. Avenue, (Parking area adjacent to Chapel). For Oakland, Mr.

Hobart Kellam further information please call 533-4114. HUTCHENS, August Floyd 21, 1967, beloved son of accidentally, Helen Machado the late Dale Arcata, Duffieid of loving Hayward; loving stepson of brother: of Betty Lou Mrs. Joseph C. A. Machado; Viles of Campbell and Floyd loving grandson Hutchens of Oregon; also survived by aunts, uncles and other relatives.

A netive Friends Oakland; may call aged at the new of 2 years. Mortuary East 14th Street. Oakland until. 12 of CHARLES BANNON, 6800 noon Friday. Friends are invited to attend services from Chapel of the Hayward Chimes, 32992 Friday, August 25 af 2:30 p.m.

interMission Boulevard, Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery, (For further information please call 632-1011). JENSEN, Gertie, In Oakland, August 23, 1967, beloved wife of the late Jensen; loving mother Betty Abney, Dorothy Perry, both of also Oakland survived and by Ann Davis of Morage; 11 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. A native of Sweden; aged 80 years. Private funeral services were held from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Thursday, August 24.

Inurnment Chapel of the Chhimes, Oakland. For further information please call 632-1011. KASS, Nicholas Maurice, in Berkeley, August 20, 1967, of 1533 beloved Jackson brother Street, of Oakland, dearly Scholom Kass of Israel and the late Leo M. Kass; beloved brother-in-law of Eleanor Kass; dear uncle of Albert H. and Dorothy.

F. Kass; great uncle of Nicholas, Timothy and Katherine Kass. A native of Kvno, Russia; aged 79 years. Services for the family were held at the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Avenue, Albany. Memorials in his memory to the Children's Hospital of the East Bay preferred.

KOHLES, Marie in wife Oakland, of the August late 22, 1967, dearly beloved Michael A. Kohles; loving mother of Laurence V. Kohles; Brother Boniface George FSC, Melvin A. Cerrito, Kohles, Mrs. John E.

Sullivan of El Francis J. Kohles, Mrs. Steve Dzendzel of Lafayette, Sister M. Richard Therese (Mary Ber- Lanice), FCSP, Mrs. Cupp of Habra, Mrs.

Lee Simpson of Livermore, Brother Kenneth of Kohles, FSC, The Gregory Rev. Donald Kohles Kentfield, T. Kohles of Silver Spring, Maryland and Richard V. Kohles; sister of Mrs. Marguerite Pfeifauf of St.

Falls, Louis, Mrs. Winslow Potter of Twin Idaho and Mr. Raymond Freis of Jerome, Idaho; also survived by 38 grandchildren and one great -grandchild. A native of Luxembourg, aged 74 years. A member of the Catholic Ladies Aid Society, Branch No.

53 of St. Lawrence O'Toole's ish. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, August 25, at 9:30 a.m., from the LAUREL CHAPEL of ALBERT ENGLE and 3300 High Street, Oakland; thence to St. Lawrence O'Toole's Church where a concelebrated Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Thursday evening at 8 at St.

Lawrence O' Toole's Church. Interment, Holy. Sepulchre Cemetery. For further information, please call 532-6068. KRAUS, William In Oakland, August 24, 1967, dearly beloved husband of the late Stella C.

Kraus; loving father of Mrs. Estelle Morris. Notice of funeral later. For further Information, call DEL REYNOLDS. BAYVIEW CHAPEL, 841-2538.

2414 Grove Street, Berkeley. MORROW, Eunice of Oakland, William August 22, 1967, wife of the late J. Morrow, beloved mother of Mrs. Janice A. Sorensen of Kern City, Mrs.

Helen E. Haslam of Pasadena and William J. Morrow of Sacramento; sister of Archie Marr of Piedmont and Mrs. Naomi Martin of Alamo; also by nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. A native of California; aged 82 years.

A member of Berkeley Parlor N.D.G.W. Friends are invited to attend services Friday, August 25, at 2:30 p.m. at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. RIHN, 1967, Joseph beloved C. In husband Oakland, of August Nellie 3: Rihn; loving father of Joseph H.

Rihn; loving grandfather Debra and Cheryl Rihn; brother of Verna Kidney; father-in-law of Jean O'Connell. Rihn; A native brother- of in-law of Mary California. Funeral services were held Thursday, August 24, at 1:30 p.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland.

(Parking area adjacent to chapel). For further information please phone 533-4114. Father Aloys Gregory C.PP.S., in Manteca, pastor of St. Anthony's Church in Manteca for the past 2 years. A native of Ohio; aged 54 years.

Friends are invited to attend the concelebrated Requiem Mass at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, August 26, 1967 at St. Anthony's Church, Manteca. Principal celebrant will be the Most Reverend Hugh A. Donohoe, Bishop of the Stockton Diocese and other celebrants will be the Very Reverend Cletus A.

Foltz Provincial of the Society of the Precious Blood and other priests close to Father Selhorst. The Rosary for the Repose of his soul will be recited Friday evening at 8:00 in St. Anthony's Church, Manteca. P. L.

FRY SON FUNERAL SERVICE, Manteca, in charge of arrangements. SEYMOUR, beloved Harry, in husband Emeryville, of Winifred August Seymour; loving brother of Bertrand Seymour; loving uncle of Robert, Jack, and Bert Seymour, Jr. A native of Vallejo. A member of Oakland Lodge B.P.O.E. No.

171. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday, August 25 at 8:30 a.m. from the CHAPEL OF THE OAKS, oakland mortuary, 3007 Telegrpah Avenue; thence to St. Andrew's Church where Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 9 a.m. Interment.

St. Joseph's Cemetery, Vallejo. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday evening at 8:00. World. A native of lowa; aged 85 years.

Friends are invited to attend the services at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1658 Excelsior Avenue, Oakland, Friday, August 25, at 2:30 p.m., Pastor Carl E. Olson and Rev. Aner Bloom officiating. Prayer services at SORENSEN BROS.

MORTUARY, 1140 Street, Hayward Thursday, at 8 p.m. Friends may call at the Mortuary until Friday noon. Contributions may be made to the Salem Lutheran Home Chapel Fund. Entombment, Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. Hayward, August 21, 1967, husband SLATTENGREN, Harry formerly of the late Anna Slattengren; loving father of Carl Slattengren of Hayward, Law: rence Slattengren of Castro Valley, AlIan' Slattengrer of Fremont, Donald Slattengren of Concord; grandfather of 18 grandchildren; dear brother of Nellie Hogan of El Cerrito.

A member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Hayward Poultry Producers Association, and a 50-year member of Woodmen of the funeral service -Since 1875. COSTS NO MORE ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 0 phone 653-7323 3476 PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLAND Serene beauty greets you at Chapel of the Chimes. Terraced gardens and chapels for crypts and niches are protected with endowed care. Our Before-Need Plan assures you of arrangements you choose at a price you approve.

Chapel of the Chimes Crematory Columbarium Mausoleum 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Phone 654-0123 Eastbay Vital Statistics Eastbay Births Born to the wife of: BURNS, Lewis boy 7-19. CHAN, King girl, 7-1. CHRISTOPHERSON, Gerald girl, DeSIMONE, John, girl, 7-24. DONATO, Ruben boy, 7-20.

FERNANDEZ, Carl C. boy, 7-20. GIBERSON, Marvin boy, 7-23. JENNINGS, James boy, 7-19. JOHNSON, Alex, girl, 7-15.

KEMPERMAN, Henricus girl, 6-17. KINSEY, Robert boy, 7-21. KINNARD, Tommy boy, 7-22. LEJMAN, Tadeusz girl, 7-23. McCARDLE, Roger girl, 6-17.

MOORE, Clinton boy, 7-13. MOOMEY, Edgar girl, 7-21. RICHARDS, Henry boy, 7-21. SISNEROS, David P. girl 6-16.

STOVALL, Cedric girl. 7-20. TOM, Bernard girl, 7-18. WATERS, Douglas R. boy, 7-18.

WILLIAMS, Luther, boy, 7-19. WILLIAMS, Samuel. girL 3-24. STONER, Phi R. twin boys 7-10 ALMAGUER, Ramiro, girl, HERNANDEZ, Gordon A.

boy, 7-19. JARVI, Richard girl, 7-19. DURAND, Arthur girl, 7-20. NULL, Melvin girl, 7-20. TATUM, Lloyd boy, 7-20.

WATERS, Charles boy, 7-20. ESCAMILLA, John girl, 7-20. DAVIS, John girl, 7-20. PACHECO, Ronald boy, 7-20. MASON, Glen Ill, girl, 7-20.

HUNTER, Edward boy, 7-20. SWANSON, Larry boy, 7-21. NINOW, James 0., girl, 7-21. SMITH, Charles girl, 7-22. TUREGANO, Anthony girl, 7-22.

MEDEIROS, Norman M. girl, 7-22. HENDRICKS, Robert boy, 7-22. ROGERS, Donald boy, 7-22. BULMAN, Barry girl, 7-22.

POCAN, Robert girl, 7-23. JEANTETTE, Theodoro, girl, 7-23. DAVIS, John girl, 7-24. BUTTERWORTH, Ronald boy, 7-25. GONSALVES, Ronald, boy, 7-25.

SMARIO, Joseph Jr. girl, 7-26. KINSMAN, William girl, 7-26. MARTINEZ, Raymond E. boy, 7-27.

PRISTAS, Andrew boy, 7-1. SCHREIER, Leo, boy, 7-1. ERSKINE, Donald girl, 7-28. CASTRO, Charles girl, 7-28. LEE, Melvin boy, 7-28.

PULLEN, Kelsie, girl, 7-29. SILVERIA, Wayne girl, 7-30. VASCONCELLOS, Edward, boy, 7-30. ANAYA, Andrew girl, 7-30. GONZALES, Howard girl, 7-30.

ELLISON, George Girl, 8-1. SAMPAIO, Frank girl, 8-1. CANARIO, James boy, 8-1. PETERSON, Richard boy, 8-2. ANNIS, Kenneth boy, 7-29.

BAUCH, John girl, 8-2. BLEVINS, David' girl, 7-31. BORRERO, Alfred girl, 7-29. BROOKS, Wilson girl, 7-22. CARLSON, Terry boy, 8-1.

CLANCY, Hubert, boy, 7-31. EVANS, Charles girl, 6-16. FERNANDEZ, Elias girl, 7-21. FLORES, Ignacia boy, 7-18. LEPE, Joaquine, girl, 7-30.

LILLARD, Larry, girl, 7-26. McDONALD, Craig boy, 7-21. MIOLA, Joseph boy, 7-17. MOSS, Gary girl, 7-24. NEVEL, Segesmundo boy, 7-24.

ROSE, Stanley boy, 7-23. SEMJENOW, Waldemar, boy, SNAER, Robert girl, 7-22. SWINFORD, Mack boy, 7-20. VALENZUELA, Miguel, girl, 7-22. WILSON, David girl, 7-24.

WRIGHT, Allan boy, 8-2. ADAMS, James, girl, 6-16. BATTLE, James, boy, 7-31. CAREY, Lee boy, 7-25. COIL, Leland girl, 7-25.

DAVENPORT, Tommy, boy, 8-2. DEL MONTE, Philip boy, 7-31. DOUGAN, John girl, 7-25. DOVALA, Raymond At; boy, 7-25. FONG, GILLEM, Warren girl, 7-22.

Michael boy, 7-31. HAMEDANI, Nasser girl, 7-27. McDANIEL, Eddie boy, MONTOYA, Vincent boy, 81. PINO, Alberto 7-29. PRUETT, Maston girl, 7-27.

ROBINSON, Jefferson, girl, 7-12. SELLERS, RUFUS, boy, 7-25. STRESHINSKY, Theodore boy, 7-31. TABOR, Leon J. Jr.

boy, 7-31. TOVES, Jose girl, 8-1. FALCONER, George 111, girl, 7-25. GERHARD Bernard girl, 7-25. TROIANO, Vincent girl, 7-25.

GILSTRAP, George girl, 7-26. HATCH, Robert girl, 7-27." LINFORD, Roy boy, 7-27. TAYLOR, Robert boy, 7-27. BOBBITT, Boy, Frederick boy, 7-1. KUHN, Donald girl, 7-31.

FABIANSKI, Ronald boy, 8-1. COBBS, Floyd, boy, 7-28. ROGERS, Steven boy, 7-28. HIEBERT, Larry boy, 7-28. BOLT, Benjamin boy, 7-28.

Charles girl, 7-28. MARTINEZ, William boy, 7-29. STANLEY, Ronald girl, 7-29. CHRISTENSEN, Gregory girl, 7-29. STEPHAN, Richard boy, 7-30.

JANES, Jessie girl, 7-30. MELTON, Charles boy, 7-30. BRASHER, Raymond girl, 7-31. DE MELLO, Jerry girl, 7-27. ARCHULETA, George boy, 7-22.

BRISKER, Edward girl, 7-17. DELORES, Andrew boy, 7-24. ESPINOZA, James girl, 7-21. GALLARDO, Miguel, boy, 7-30. GRACE, Edward boy, 7-16.

GOMES, GRAHAM, William Charles boy, 7-19. HOVEL, Alfred boy, 7-31. boy, 7-22. JONES, Billie girl, 7-24. KOEGLER, Herbert boy, 7-22.

ROTHMAN, Marson boy, 7-25. SAMANDARI, Farrokh, girl; 7-28. BECKER, Lemuel girl, 7-23. BEUCHLER, La Marr girl, 7-23. BRUEMMER, Philip boy, 7-30.

CAMPBELL, George boy, 7-29. CLARK, Stephen girl, 7-21. GOAD, Willard girl, 7-29. HASH, Richard girl, 7-29. HILLIARD, James girl, 7-30.

KOLB, Jon boy, 7-29. NEYENS, Thomas girl, 7-26. ROMINE Damon boy, 7-17. SKOGLUND, Rayburn boy, 7-28. TERRY, Archie, boy, 7-30.

CROCKER, Thomas boy, 7-1. COLVIN, Robert, girl, 7-1. LA PLANT, Robert girl, 7-6. MIMNAUGH, James boy, 7-6. CLENNEY, James boy, 7-7.

Joseph girl, 7-7. COX, Paul girl, 7-16. BALTEZORE, Robert girl, 7-21. MILLET, Donald girl, 7-21. GLENN, Lawrence boy, 7-21.

KILLEEN, Daniel girl, 7-21. PHILLIPS, William girl, 7-21. LEWIS, Edward 7-21. DAILEY, Jeffrey boy, 7-22. BUTY, Francis 7-23.

WORLEY, Ken girl, 7-24. TANNER, Glenn, girl, 7-24. McDOWELL, William boy, 7-25. MOORMAN, Robert boy, 7-25. VALENZUELA, Ramiro, girl, 7-25.

KEPLER, Robert boy, 7-25. CALCAGNO, Richard girl, 7-26. REGHADI, Roland giri, 7-26. ANDREWS, Patrick girl, 7-26. STRICKLAND, James boy, 7-26.

SHARON, Winston boy, 7-26. BRADLEY, Harold girl, 7-27. BORGE, Donald boy, 7-28. Alameda County Licenses Issued AMBROSE-CASIANO James T. Ambrose, 27, Alameda, and Beverly Casiano, 27, Oakland.

MARSH-DEEM Ralph E. Marsh, 22, San Lorenzo, and Deem, 19, Hayward. BOYNTON-ROSSI Melville S. Boynton, 49, and Phyllis Rossi, 41, both Berkeley. CLAUSEN-SENNA -Richard J.

Clausen, 22, Danville, and Callie Senna, 20, Oakland. ABOUD-BUBERL Gerald L. Aboud, 23, and Dee Anne Buberl, 22, both Alameda. GREENLAW-JOHNSON Charles 0. Greenlaw, 24, San Lorenzo, and Trudy Johnson, 22, Berkeley.

FISHER-GREEN Dennis K. Fisher, 23, and Molly, Green, 24, both Ann Arbor, Mich. JOHNS-BROWN Robert N. Johns, 24, Reseda, and Martha Brown, 20, Oakland. BRADISON-ANDERSON Thomas A.

Bradison, 21, Oakland, and Judith Anderson, 19, Berkeley. BADER-LEE Bruce J. Bader, 23, Alameda, and Sandra Lee, 20, San Lorenzo. YOSHIOKA-HASUI George T. Yoshioka, 34, and Azusa Hasui, 33, both Berkeley.

SPACKMAN-HERNANDEZ Robert W. Spackman, 28, of Boulder, Colo. and Eve Hernandez, 25, Fresno. MacINNIS-MAHONEY James A. MacInnis, 24, Milton, Mass.

and Jane Mahoney, 21, Oakland. POGGENBURG-BERGEMANN -Michael W. Poggenburg, 22, Berkeley, and Linda Bergemann, 20, Lafayette. BACON Mark E. Winthers, 20, Dakland, and Sally Bacon, 20, Ben Lornond.

CARRIGER-YORK John C. Carriger, 21, Healdsburg, and Kathleen York, 20, Oakland. OTTO-MYERS John G. Otto, 26, Oakland, and Mary Myers, 21, Berkeley. David M.

Jacoby, 21, Alameda, and Ann Peters, 21, San Leandro. GALYEN-ABRILLE Howard L. Galyen, 21, and Rosalinda Abrille, 20, both Oakland. BURKE-ECHEAGARAY Robert F. Burke, 21, and Janet Echeagaray, 20, both Alameda.

ROBINSON-EHNEN James V. Robinson 29, Milford Center, and Marylee Ehnen, 21, Hayward. QUICK-MUNICH David R. Quick, San Leandro, and Carole Munich, 22, Oakland. BOYD-GARNEAU -James Boyd, 25, Oakland, and Kristen Garneau, 22, Lafayette.

PALMER-MILLER Arthur DeF. Palmer, 21, and Roberta Miller, 21, both San Lorenzo. BELLINGER-HUTANAN-Joseph C. Bellinger, 21, San Lorenzo, and Susan Hu- Former. Navy Officer Dies In Moraga beloved of Oakland, William E.

Adcock Fremont; loving aunt of Juanita Wells of Oakland. A native of Missouri: 93 years. Friends are invited to attend services the of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 28.50 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland, Friday, August 25 at 11 a.m. (Ample off parking).

Services concluded the Mortuary Chapel. Private family inurnservices Chapel of Memories. further information please call BABBITT, Leona G. of 1419 Auseon Ave Oakland, August 22 1967, beloved of the late Leslie W. Babbitt; de dear friend of Mildred Donath.

A native voted sister-in-law of Leon C. Babbitt; of Pennsylvania; aged 65 years. Funeral services heid from BAN- the NON. 5800 East 14th Street, Oakland on Mortuary: of CHARLES Chapel or the Chimes, Oakland. (For Thursday August 24.

Entomoment, further call 430- 1011). BARAJAS, beloved Lupe, wife of joe Barajas of In Oakland, August 21, 1967, Berkeley; loving mother of Mrs. Carol dear Gutierrez sister of of Ignacio South San Munoz of Oakland Francisco; and Mrs. Grace Arellano of Richmond: loving daughter of Mrs. Estefano also Munoz surand the late Abraham Munoz; vived by eight grandchildren.

A member of St. Joseph's Catholic native Church of Mexi- and Local No. 6. A ca; aged 56 years. Friends August 25 at 9:30 a.m.

from the are Invited to attend services MCNARY CHAPEL, at their new locaFriday, tion, 3030 Telegraph Avenue, thence one block St. south of Ashby, 1640 Berkeley; Addison to Street, Berkeley, where a Requiem Mass will Joseph's Church, be offered for the repose of Recitation her soul of the Rosary, Thursday evening at 8 p.m. commencing at 10 a.m. Entombment, St. Joseph's Mausoleum.

Walter Fred, In San Pablo, AUgust 22, 1967, of 2707 Andrade Avenue, SEBICH, Richmond, husband of Mrs. Muriel Bebich of Richmond; stepfather of Sherry Harcourt, Vickie Harcourt and Mrs. Eddie Harcourt, all of Richmond; son of of Ivka Bebich of Richmond; brother Mrs. Mary Abeyta, George Bebich, John Bebich and Steve Bebich, all of Richmond, Pete Bebich Pinole. of A Stockton member and William Bebich of and past president of Richmond Parlor, No.

217, Native Sons of the Golden West; Richmond Lodge No. Rich- 1251; B.P.O. Elks, All Slav Club, all of mond, Louis Hagen Pot, No. 340, Rich- of American Legion of El Cerrito, Costa mond Bar Association, Contra Bar Associaton and a graduate of HasCounty Bar Association, California State tings Law College, War -Class 11. A of native 1953.

of A veteran of World Richmond: aged 41 years. Friends are invited to attend evening lor, No. 217, N.S.G.W. at the Civic Censervices conducted by Richmond Parter Chapel of the WILSON KRATZER MORTUARIES, 24th Street at Barrett ust 24 at 8 p.m. Funeral services will Avenue, Richmond, on Thursday, Augbe August conducted 25 at 1 p.m.

For further inforat the Chapel, on Friday, mation please telephone 232-4383. BERREYESA William Stanisiaus, husband in Fel- of ton. August 23, 1967, loving of William Fay Berreyesa of Los Altos Augusta Claire Berreyesa; loving father and Jean Gautschi of Menio Park; brother of Emily For of Oakdale; also survived by six grandchildren. A native of California; aged 82 years. A Scientists, member of the First Church of Christ Friends are invited to attend the Boston, Massachusetts.

memorial services at the WESSENDORF THAL CHAPEL, Santa Cruz, Friday, August Contributions to First Church of Christ 25, at 11:00 a.m. Memorial Scientist, Felton, California, preferred. CASEY, William B. (Bill), of Danville, August 18, 1967, beloved husband of Iris Casey; loving father of Erin Casey of eight sisters and brothers. A native Wheeling, West Virginia; also survived by Wheeting, West Virginia; aged 45 the SAN RAMON VALLEY CHAPEL, years.

Private family services were held at Danville. Emilio, Jr. in Piedmont, August 23, 1967, dearly beloved son of CHIODO, Emilio and Angelina Chiodo; loving brother of Louis Chiodo. A native of Oakland; aged 35 years. Friends may the JOHN COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4016 Howe Street, Oakland, until Thursevening, August will 24 at 9 p.m.

Pri- the vate family services be held at day, Tower Chapel of Mountain View Cemetery, Friday, Mountain August View 25 at 10 Mausoleum. a.m. Entombment DENT, Minette in Berkeley, August 23, 1967, loving wife of Edwin C. Dent of Oakland; devoted mother of Sydney C. and Paul W.

Dent, both of San Leandro; grandmother of Mrs. Carol Ann Foss native of of Port Wisconsin; Angeles, aged 82 Washington. years. A member of St. John's Presbyterian Church of Berkeley.

Friends are invited to attend services, Saturday, August 26, at 11:30 a.m., TRUMANS CHAPEL Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. FAHEY, Mary C.r of 5925 Monadnock Way, Oakland, August 22, 1967, beloved wife of the late George Fahey; loving mother of George William Fahey of San AlFrancisco, Russell E. Fahey of Los tos and Richard Fahey of Moraga; loving grandmother of Jimmy, Dennis, Richard and Mary Fahey; loving mother-in-law of Merle, and Janet Fahey. native of Vallejo; aged 76 years. A parishioner St.

Cyril's Church and member of St. Anne's Society of St. Cyril's Church. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new Mortuary of CHAPEL P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Saturday, August 26, at 9 a.m.; thence to St.

Cyril's Church for a Requiem Mass, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Interment; Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Recitation of the Rosary, Friday, at 8 p.m. (For further information please call 632-1011). FLYNN, Willard of 3725 13th Avenue, Oakland, suddenly August 22, 1967, beloved husband of Mary Rose Flynn; loving father of Mary V. King of San Francisco, and Jean Player of Honolulu; loving grandfather of Michael and Patricia Player; loving father-in-law of Bert J.

King and Charles E. Player. A native of New Haven, Connecticut; aged 68 years. A veteran of World War A member of Longshoremen's Union, San Francisco, and Oakland Barracks World War Veterans. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new mortuary of CHARLES P.

BANNON, 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Friday morning, August 25 at thence to St. Margaret Mary Church, Emerson Street and Excelsior Avenue, Oakland, for a Requiem Mass commencing at 9:00 a.m. Recitation at 8:00. of the Rosary Thursday evening Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. If friends so desire, family would prefer memorial contributions to Hannah Boys Center, Sonoma County, California.

For further information, please call 632-1011. HOTT, Nan Woodson, in Oakland, August 23, 1967, beloved wife of the late Homer A. Hott; loving sister of Mrs. Frank S. Torino of Paradise, Mrs.

George McRorey and Morris B. Woodson, both of Oakland; also leaves many nieces and nephews. A native of Frankfort, Ken- SOCIAL SECURITY CAN PAY FUNERAL EXPENSES ASK FOR FREE BOOKLET GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2372 E. 14th Oakland Telephone 534-1632 2850 Telegraph Oakland Telephone 451-6434 985 S. Thompson Lafayette Telephone 283-3515 21, STEVENS, 1967, beloved husband of Jane StevFrank in Oakland, August ens; loving father of Leontine McCammon: loving father-in-law of William McCammon; grandfather of Billy and Julie McCammon: loving brother ton.

Agnes A native Tracy of South Dakota; aged 85 of Bellingham, Washingyears. Funeral services were held August CHRIS 22, the EAST LAWN CHAPEL of BORBA, East 14th and Fifth Avenue, Oakland. For information please call 451-6942. The family requests contributions to be made to the Lakeside Unity Temple, Oakland. TREADWELL 1967, James beloved In husband Oakland, of August 21, Dorothy L.

Treadwell; loving father of Mrs. Mary Roberts and the late Sally Aileen Treadwell; brother of Donaid H. Treadwell Aged 50 years. Private family services were held Wednesday afternoon. August 23, in the Chapel of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

WALES. Robert Alameda August 22, 1967, beloved husband of Margaret Wales: loving father of Robert, and Deborah Wales; son of Alma Wales; brother of Mrs. Richard Hoffelt, Mrs. Donald Rubendall, and Alame- the late Richard Wales. native of da; aged 44 years.

A past State president of the California School Employees Association. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday, August 25, 1967 at 2 p.m. DERSON at FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 the Chapel of FOWLER ANSanta Clara Avenue, Alameda. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. WRIGHT, A.

Barnes, in Piedmont, August 22, 1967, beloved husband of Ellen. M. Wright of Piedmont; loving father of Revilla Wright of Pledmont and Mrs. Dione Henrickson of EI Cerrito; grandfather of Marni and Mark Henrickson. A native of California.

member of the Oakland Rotary Club, the Piedmont Men's Club and president of the Oakland Investment Club. Friends are invited to attend services, Friday, August 25, at 1 p.m., at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Avenue -t 30th Street, Oakland, Dr. Paul W. Yinger officiating. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to the Speech and Hearing Center of the Children's Hospital Medical Center, 51st and Grove Streets, Oakland. S.F. Deaths Arias, Elizabeth McGorry, Richard Beckmann, J. M. Ogle, Dr.

W. O. Bickmore, Sarah F. Pagano, P. G.

Brown, Earl B. Quinn, Thomas B. Fauroux, Albertine Seller, Muriel G. Flynn, Willard B. Smith, Tomashoff, Samuel 1.

Genovese, A. Fedor Hansen, Carl Wilson, Margaret H. Hanson, Carl E. Wong, Alvin B. In Memoriam SILVA, Grace A.

God called her one year ago today and she left a lonely misses husband her who so dearly loved her and so very much. Vic. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges heart Memorial disease. gifts toward the fight against Memorial gifts may. be mailed Alameda County Heart Association Oakland, HI 4-3564 or presented at Headquarters, 121 East 11th Street, Crocker Citizens National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts, 433 Jefferson, Oakland, 834-5656. CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions. 2876 Brookdale Avenue, Ship Movements SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subject to change without notice. TODAY ARIZONA, Long Beach, Amorco. BRONXVILLE, Los Angeles, Pier 26.

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PEARL ISLAND, Portland, Fort Mason. PHILLIPS WASHINGTON, B.C., Amorco. ROTTI, Los Angeles, Pier 23. SANTA FLAVIA, Portland, Pt. Orient.

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UTAH STANDARD, Coos Bay, RLW. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 AMES VICTORY, ANCO SEA, Los Angeles, Pt. Orient. ARIZPA, Long Beach, 00H 9 BEAVER STATE, Yokohama, HAVELLAND, Long Beach, Pier 42. HAWAIIAN, Honolulu, Enc 5.

KINGSVILLE, Portland, Enc. LUDWIGSHAFEN, Eureka, 00H. MAGNOLIA METHANE, Long STATE, Beach, Yokohama, Pier 39 S. NEVADA STANDARD, RLW. ORIENTAL JADE, Los Angeles, Pier 44S.

ORSOVA, B.C., Pier 35 (Docks 9 a.m.). PHILIPPINE ADMIRAL, Long Beach, 9th Ave. SAN FRANCISCO MARU, San Diego, Stockton. SANTA ELIANA, Portland, Pt. Orient.

SANTA EMILIA, Portland, TEXACO CALIFORNIA, Anacortes, Texaco Richmond. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 ANNA BAKKE, Los Angeles, BREVIK, Los Angeles, CABO ORANGE, Los Angeles, CANADA, San Pedro, Pier 37. FINEO, Los Angeles, Pier 41. KINGS POINT, CooS Bay, Sacto. LENA LUCKENBACH, Port Hueneme, Stockton.

LOS ANGELES, Seattle, 00H 9. M. E. LOMBARDI, El Segundo, RLW. PHIL.

ANTONIO LUNA, Eureka, Pier 38. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, Los Angeles, Enc. RONDEGGEN, Duncan Bay, Pier 48. SANTA ANA, Los Angeles, Stockton. SANTA FE, Los Angeles, Stockton.

SONOMA, Los Angeles, Pier 30-32. STEEL ARTISAN, Sasebo, TRANSCARIBBEAN, U.S. Gulf, VOLUNTEER STATE, Yokohama, Pier 39. SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subject to change wit out notice. TODAY BIENVILLE, Vietnam, 00H 8.

BOKA, Japan, Pittsburg. DURANGO VICTORY, Thailand, Port Chicago. HAWAIIAN QUEEN, Los Angeles, Enc. 5. JALAKRISHNA, Los Angeles, Grove St.

OREGON STANDARD, San Pedro, RLW PRESIDENT MARCOS, Los Enc. PRESIDENT POLK, Los Angeles, Pier 50. RAUDHATAIN, Chile, Anch. No. 7.

SAGAMORE HILL, Far East, OAT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 BONANZA, L.B. Europe, Enc. CAPETAN COSTAS PANOU, Los AnE BRONXVILLE, Manila, Pier 26. geles, OOH.

PHILLIPS WASHINGTON, Estero Bay, Amorco. SEATRAIN GEORGIA, Far East, NSC. SHIGAHARU MARU, Yokohama; Pier 9. TORBEN MAERSK, Yokohama, Stockton. Eastbay Births Born to the wife of: PALMA, Manuel boy, 7-16.

TANABE, Alvin boy, 7-19. WANG, Chena-chi, boy, 7-16. WEBB, Edward girl, 7-20. BRAZEL, Norman Jr. girl, -69.

ANDERSON, William boy, 7-19. BAGGETT, David girl, 7-19. BARTELS, Carl boy, 7-20. BAUER, Duane girl, 7-23. BOHLING.

Thomas boy, 7-17. BOSWORTH, Gregory boy, 7-17. BREEDING, Donald boy, 7-11. BROWN, Richard girl, 7-15. BURTON, Junior L.

boy, 7-21. CHATFIELD, Thomas girl, 7-22. DE HAGUE, James W. boy, 7-9. DENTON, Raiph boy, 7-18.

DOLAR, Ronald boy. 7-23. DOTAROT, Bibiano girl, 7-16. FURNISH, Thomas D. 7-12.

GRIMSLEY, Richard boy, 7-12. HADA, Walter boy, 7-22. HALL, Cornelius, boy, 7-23. HESSE, Francis girl, 7-22. JORRICK.

Stephen boy, REER, Anthony girl, 7-22 Devid L. boy, 7-21 LARSON, Ronald boy, 7-17. LEDDA, Frank, boy. 7-18 LENHARDT, Morris boy, 7-21. LUCIDI, David' girl, 7-5.

MINER, Kendor girl; 7-21. ODERMATT, Ronald girl, boy, 7-20. Elliott 7-22. PORLARIS. Estanisiao, boy, 7-22.

RANGEL, Julian R. boy, 7-19. ROGERS, Michael J. girl, 7-17. RUNYON, William girl, 7-12.

SCARLATA James boy, 7-6. SCHULTZE, Kenneth girl, 7-22. SPROUSE, Gene girl, 7-19. STORMOEN, Wallace boy, 7-23. TABER; Robert boy, 7-19.

THOMAS, William boy, 7-20. WHEELER, Stanley girl, 7-15. FRAZER, Richard boy, 6-30. BENNETT, Thomas boy, 7-17. YUGO, Dale boy, 7-17.

CAVANAUGH, Claud girl, 7-18. HARGLE, girl, 7-18. SCHMIDT, Charles Jr. girl, 7-18. SHEA.

Thomas girl, 7-18. ALTHOFF. Henry toy, 7-6. BARR, George boy, 7-13. BECK, Donald boy, 6-26.

Donald girl, 7-16. BULLMAN, James girl, 7-12. 7-13. BUSCH, Mark boy, CAMPBELL, Clifford boy, 7-18. DUARTE, Clarence twins, a girl and a boy, 7 16.

CONLEY, Michael boy, 7-18. FLORES, Porfiro, girl, 7-13. FRANKLIN. Douglas boy, 7-19. GOFORTH, Kenneth boy.

7-19. GONZALES, Richard boy, 7-11. HILL, Jerry boy, 7-18. HUDSON, Therman boy, 7-15. MILLER, Albert girl, 7-20.

MOE, Russell boy, 7-19. MOSS, Lowell girl, 7-13. ORMOND, Lester girl, 6-26. PASSAGE, Steven Dov, 7-21. PHILLIPS, George boy.

7-20. 7-5. PRICE, Douglas boy, RAFF, John boy, 7-19. RAMIREZ, EIL, girl. 7-10.

ROSE, Edward boy, SOUZA, James girl, 7-17. SPARKS, Edward, girl, 7-18. STEVENS, Ronald boy, 7-15. STOLZ, Gerald girl, 7-11. SWICKARD, Eugene girl, 7-17.

TAFOYA, Elmo girl, 7-15. VIGIL, Richard girl, 7-18. WISE, Stanley girl, 6-28. ZABALA, Riccado, girl, 6-25. FLEXER, Jules boy, 6-30.

WEST, Bobby boy, 6-2. JORDAN, Jerald boy, 6-3. GODSHALK, David airt, 6-8. BROOKS, Gosby, girl, 6-24. GOODMAN, Russell, girl, 6-30.

STONE, Carl girl, 6-30. LEHMAN, Melvin bov, 7-8. LA GASA, Hugh boy, 7-8. EVANS, Kenneth girl, 7-12. LEE, Terry girl, 7-13.

LOPEZ, Ernest girl, 7-13. QUAN, Daniel girl, 7-13. HAET, Gerald qirl, 7-13. STOOP, Gary girl, 7-13. PRICE, Glenn girl, 7-13.

PARTINGTON, Larry boy, 7-13. CONSOLO, Francis, boy, 7-14. HUBBELL, William boy, 7-14. CASADOS, Henry boy, 7-14. FIELDS, Ronald boy, 7-15.

VASQUEZ, REBERO, Lee Jesse boy, 7-15. 7-15. PLETCHER, Lee boy, 7-16. MONN, Ross girl, 7-16. POE, Thomas girl, 7-16.

BRINK, William boy, 7-17. WILSON, Theodore girl, 7-17. PROFUMO, Louis girl, 7-18. BOND, William girl, 7-18. RUDIGER, Joe girl, 7-18.

MIYAMOTO, Jack, girl, 7-18. BOTELHO, Anthony girl, 7-19. MONTAGUE, Claude boy, 7-19. COOPER, John boy, 7-19. Melvin boy, 7-19.

CARTWRIGHT, John boy, 7-19. 7-19. DUNHAM, Albert girl, girl, 7-19. ANAYA, Ernest RIVERS, Tim boy, 7-20. YELLAND, John boy, 7-20.

7-20. VIERRA, Daniel girl, MARKS, HAGER, Richard twin girls, 7-22. Raymond airl, 7-21. ANKRUM, Melford boy, girl, 7-24. 7-24.

HALLECK, Stephen PERNELL, Richard, girl, 7-24. SPRAGUE, Edward boy, 7-25. GOODARD, Maurie bov, girl, 7-25. 7-25. LIDSTER, Douglas girl, 7-19.

PONTES, Stephen BROWN, Max Robert girl, boy, 7-21. 7-22. BROWN, BROWN, Richard girl, girl, 7-23. 7-24. SAATHOFF, Peter Bennie.

boy, 7-26. CARLTON, George boy, 7-5. MORENO, LLOYD, Thomas girl, girl, 7-8. 7-19. HEPNER, Gerald twins, girl and 8 JUNIER, Steven a 7-20.

FROISNESS, Richard girl, boy, 7-24. 7-23. ESCOBAR, Gustavo girl, 6-28. QUINTELL. Victor ADAMS, Sam, girl, 7-19.

girl. 7-16. COX, CANNON, Charles boy, 7-21. Robert CUTLER, William boy, boy, 7-20. 7-28.

BENSON, KENNEDY, Jimmy girl, 7-27. Charles KIELY, Maurice boy, boy, 7-15. 7-16. Omer girl, 7-19. Gary TURNER, FETTAHLIOGLU, boy, 7-20.

George boy, 7-21. boy, 7-21. MARSHALL, Richard Donald girl, 7-21. WEDRICK, Arnole girl, 7-21. ANDERSEN, Alan girl, 7-22.

BEECH, William girl, 7-22. 7-22. ROCHIN. Richard girl, girl, 7-22. THOMPSON, Ralph girl, 7-22.

TALLEY, Larry John girl, 7-23. 7-24. QUINTANILLA, Esteban girl, boy, MAESTAS, CAMACHO, Martin girl, 7-27. Raynell, 7-25. CASTANEDA, Andrew girl, 7-27.

FAURE, Paul boy, 7-27. HARTZMAN, Mark, boy, 7-27. SCHMIDT, Sidney boy, 7-27. MARINO, Frank girl, 7-28. NIELEBECK, Robert 7-29.

girl, 7-28. BRANDT, Gary boy, GRIFE, John boy, 7-29. WRIGHT, Donald girl, 7-29. AUTREY, Henry, girl, 7-30. CASTANEDA, Raymond girl, 7-31.

LIVERMORE, Joseph boy, 7-31. WALKER, Robert girl, 7-9. PIMENTAL, Anthony boy, 7-11. 7-11. BOLES, Earl girl, PIERPONT, W.

girl, 7-21. 7-22. CARLSON, Lawrence boy, XAVIER, William boy, 7-24. HUR, Henry girl, 7-26. TOFT, Daniel girl, 7-26.

GARIC, Ralph girl, 7-27. MARTINEZ, Paul girl, 7-28. KEMP, Murie girl, 7-28. GRAHAM, Thomas boy, 7-28. URDIALES, Kenneth, girl, 7-28.

WESTERMAN, Gary boy, 7-29. EVANS, David L. boy, 8-17. KASPER, Rob boy, KEFFURY, Gary bov, 7-24. LEAL, George boy, 7-17.

LITTLES, Bennie boy, 7-17. MACE, Gary boy, 7-21. MAXWELL, Samuel girl, 7-19. 7-23. RHYAN, Dennis girl, RIPPY, William girl, 7-26.

ROMAINE, Salvatore, boy, 7-13. SCHOONOVER, Joseph girl, 7-25. SILVA, Richard boy, 7-26. SMITH, William boy, 7-7. TAYLOR, Lester girl, 7-12.

VAN HILLE, Louis boy, 7-23. boy, 7-27. DUHM, Hans boy, 7-16. DUTTON, Robert boy, 7-16. FARLEY, Norman boy, 7-26.

FORD, James girl, 6-16. FRANK, Karl girl, 7-29. GUIDRY, Herman girl, 7-26. RILEY, Felix, boy, 7-26. VICTOR, Chester girl, 7-26.

ARREDONDO, Frank boy, 7-22. BECK, Harald, boy, 7-21. BRADLEY, Gerald 7-10. BRANTLEY, Owen G. boy, 7-13.

BRIGGS, Loren boy, 7-15. ANGLER'S TIDE TABLE Pacific Daylight Saving Time Low 8:36 1.3. 9:42 2.3 10:18 2.8 High 7:54 3.6 9:12 3.9 10:12 4:1 10:48 4.4 High 24 2:54 26 4:48 27 6:12 Low 4888 12:30 2:36 1:36 3:30 High Low Low High The above times are for tides at Fort Point, San Francisco. Stars above figures indicate P.M. To find the tide peaks for other areas, use the plus or minus figures given in hours and minutes below.

Half Moon Bay; minus San Mateo Bridge, plus Point Richmond, plus -Pinole Point, plus Crockett, plus Port Chicago, plus Antioch, plus Three Mile Slough, plus Point Arena, minus 0:35. August 24 Sun rises 6:33 a.m. Sum sets 7:52 p.m, Moon rises 10:11 p.m. Moon sets 10:52 a.m. August 25 Sun rises 6:34 a.m.

Sun sets 7:50 p.m. Moon rises 10:35 p.m. sets 11:51 a.m. Alameda County Licenses Issued tanan, 21, San Leandro. FEDOR-FRANKLIN Lewis Fedor, 19, and Susan Franklin, 17, both Fre mont.

WILEY-BAMFORD Robert Wiley, 20. Union City, and Patricia Bamford, 18. Livermore. COCKRELL-ANDERSON Ronald M. Cockrell, 22, Salinas, and Kathleen Anderson, 19, Kalispell, Mont.

SANCHEZ-REYES Frank I. Sanchez, 29, San Leandro, and Audrey Reyes, 26. Hayward. BACHER-SCOTT Ronald M. Bacher, 30, and Linda Scott, 21, both Castro Valley.

WARNER-GERGEN David Warner, 20, and Patricia Gergen, 19, both Fre mont. DOMINGUEZ-WALLS Salvador Dominguez, 20, Union City, and Alyson Walle RICKER-PITTS Frank L. Rucker, 32, and Doris Pitts, 29, both Oakland. MILLS JEWELL William B. Mills, 24, and Linda Jewell, 22, both Pleasanton.

-Luis R. Mena, 25, San Francisco and Alba Ocon, 22, San Francisco. McCOMBE-MILLER William M. McCombe, 22 San Pablo and Cheryl A. Miller, 19, Oakland.

ANDERSON-SINDEL-James F. son, 27, Provo, Utah, and Pamela Sindel, 24, Lafayette. PITCHFORD-FOX-Keith 0. Pitchford, 27, Laurel, and Gall Fox, 25, Lafayette. WOO-LOW- Conway W.

Woo, 29, Pleasant Hill, and Carolyn Low, 23, San Francisco. EIGARD-MEILLER William El gard, 20, and Karen B. Meiller, 19, both Lafayette. DAVIS-MUZZINI Keith R. Davis, 21, Lafayette, and Lynn Muzzini, 21, Alamo.

CLARDY-STEPHENS David L. Clardy, 19, and Georgia Stephens, 18, both Antioch. MARQUEZ-VAN Edward P. Marquez 19, and Georgia Stephens, 18, both Pittsburg. TEALE-HARRISON.

William G. Teale 111, 20, and Ethel Harrison, 19, both Concord. -Daniel R. Darden, 19, and Judith, Thompson, 19, both Concord. Michael G.

Makalis, 45, Bethel Island, and Holiday Haggard, 25, Antioch. Zirlelbach, 21, Pleasant Hill, and Gall White, 21, Concord. ME Daniel Medina, 19, Concord, and Mary Mazur, 19, Pleasant Hill. -Peter C. Vasconi, 22, Concord, and Judy Skinner, 22, San Francisco.

COPLIN-SMIEGAL-Paul H. Coolin, 43, and Bernice Smiegal, 34, both El Cerrito. Divorces Filed LEIN, Aletha O. vs. Donald Gene.

DRAPER, Richard G. vs. Lola B. PAPETTI, Dorothy vs. Thomas R.

HICHTMAN, Virginia vs. William M. BOYER, Anne D. vs. Edward A.

AVILA, Mary Lou vs. Louis C. HOGUE, Patricia vs. Delmer L. OLIVERIA, Patsy J.

vs. Pete G. NICHOLS, Catherine E. vs. David W.

SIMMONS, Esther R. vs. Robert W. ELLIOTT, Toni A. vs.

Bobby G. AMATO, Dorothy R. Vs. Richard (sep. maint.) McGLOWN, Margaret vs.

Hue L. FARIA, Joanne J. vs. Antelmo C. CUTLER, Julia vs.

John L. WHITE, Joanne D. vs. Willie SWEENEY, Margery G. vs.

John J. (annuiment.) PATRICK, Boyce H. vs. Maxine. MEENDERINK, Linda J.

vs. Kenneth D. JACKSON, Lula M. vs. Donald E.

AUSTIN, Catherine N. vs. Ralph J. BRITTON, Autry J. vs.

Charlotte A. GUESS, Marva vs. Charles. JONES, Mearl M. vs.

Elmer M. WIENS, Emi T. vs. Galen R. THOMAS, Loretta J.

vs. Alges E. HOWARD, Bernadette vs. Ernest. SMITH, James A.

vs. Lee A. (annulment). LEWIS, Flora vs. Charles D.

CARLSON, VALENTINE, Olive A. B. vs. vs. John Earl Hi.

Aileen (sep. maint.) TSIRLIS, Michael J. vs. Patricia L. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES LOTH, Darlene A.

from Bernard M. MAGGARD, Faye A. from John. STONE, Beverley from Richard H. ALLISON, William H.

and Othella H. BROWN, Reba O. from Bishop W. DEAS, Donna R. from Clifford M.

TEEMS, Renate from Hugh. McREDMOND, Virginia M. from william H. FINAL DECREES MINER, John D. from Mary G.

MARSHALL Alyce C. from Henry W. McCOWAN, Henry from tula. ANILLO, Maria T. from Julio C.

THOMAS, Helen R. from Loyd G. SANDHEZ, La Verne L. Louis. SWEENEY, Jacalyn R.

from Ralph E. Jr. MORAGA Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Harold R. Parker, retired Navy captain, veteran of two world wars and local civic leader since his retirement. Capt.

Parker, who lived on his ranch at 1080 Bollinger Canyon Road, died Monday in an Oakland hospital. He was 68. A native of Massachusetts, he graduated from the U.S. Nausl 1090 La also held a master's degree from Columbia University in electrical engineering. During his 31 years of active Navy service which spanned both world wars, he served aboard several battleships and was commander of Destroyer Division 53 in When the Japanese surrender was signed, he was commander of Transport.

Division 16 in Tokyo Bay. His fraternal affiliations included membership in Sojourners Lodge N. 108, Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies, Aahmes Temple of the Shrine, and Diablo chapter of U.S. Power Squadron. Since his retirement 20 years ago, Capt.

Parker has lived in Contra Costa County. He took an active role in local civic affairs, which included serving as president of the Moraga Valley Community Club in 1965 and working for further inprovement of local postal services. He is survived by his widow, Mary E. Parker; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy P.

Coffin of Moraga and Mrs. Marion Wightman of Ohio; a sister, Miss Lillian Parker of Concord, and three grandsons who are in the armed services. They are Lt. (j.g.) Harold P. Coffin, USNR, Supply Corps; Midshipman Robert D.

Wightman, U.S. Naval Academy, Class of 1971 and Donald Lee Coffin, serving in the Army. Services will be held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hull's Garden Chapel, 1130 Saranap Walnut Creek. The Rev.

Sheldon Rankin of St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Walnut Creek will officiate. Leslie James Fry PLEASANT HILL Funeral services were held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church today for Leslie James Fry, 53, victim of an accidental drowning in his swimming pool Monday. Mr.

Fry, who lived at 2477 Pleasant Hill Road, was senior analyst for the industrial-commercial division of Shell Oil Co. in Oakland. Weather Summaries Bay Area Fair through tomorrow but with variable high cloudiness. Night and morning fog near the ocean extending through the Golden Gate in early mornings. Low tonight 50 to 58.

Northwesterly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. in afternoons. Northern and Central California Generally fair through tomorrow but with variable high cloudiness. Scattered thundershowers Sierra Nevada. Chance of scattered showers coastal mountains with sprinkles extending over valleys central California.

Fog on coast Fort Bragg southward clearing locally in afternoons. Warmer northern coastal area. Mount Shasta Siskiyac Area--Fair but with variable high cloudiness through tomorrow. Continued warm. Sierra Nevada Partly cloudy through tomorrow with scattered thundershowers mainly during afternoon and evening.

Little temperature change. San Joaquin Valley Generally fair through tomorrow but with variable high cloudiness. Chance of a few sprinkles near the foothills today and tonight. Continued warm. High tomorrow 96 to 106.

Low tonight 67 fo 77. Gentle wind. Santa Clara Valley Partly cloudy with chance of an occasional sprinkle today and tonight. Low tonight 55 to 65. High tomorrow 85 to 95.

Northwest wind 5 to 15 m.p.h. in afternoons. Low tonight and high tomorrow at San Jose, 60, 92. Livermore Valley Partly cloudy today and tonight with chance of an occasional sprinkle. Fair tomorrow.

Little temperature change. Westerly wind 10 to 15 m.p.h. in afternoons. Napa and Sonoma Valleys and Santa Rosa Plain Partly cloudy today and tonight. Little temperature change.

Low tonight and high tomorrow af Santa Rosa 53, 97. Variable wind 5 to 15 m.p.h. in afternoons. Northwestern California Generally fair with variable high cloudiness through tomorrow except fog on coast Fort Bragg southward night and morning. Slightly warmer northern coastal area today.

Low tonight and high tomorrow at Fort Bragg 48, 65, Ukiah 62, 104. Small craft warning Point St. George to Cape Mendocino for northerly wind 20 to 30 knots with stronger gusts near and to 100 miles off shore. Wind otherwise northerly 10 to 20 knots through tomorrow. National Summary The national weather outlook: Sunny and warm weather will be the rule over most of the nation.

However, rain, some locally heavy will extend from the southern Appalachians to the middle Atlantic Coast. And showers and thundershowers will be scattered mainly in the afternoon along the Gulf Coast and in the Rockies and northern Plains. It will be warming in the Midwest but cooling is expected in the northern Rockies. California Summary A flow of moist unstable air from the southeast in the upper air has been spreading middle and high cloudiness northward over much of the state. A few sprinkles have been observed in the coastal mountain areas southward from the San Francisco Bay area this morning.

Fog or low overcast prevails along most of the coast from Fort Bragg southward. A surface high pressure ridge extends into western Washington giving an off shore flow to the north coast area north of Fort Bragg in the lower levels. Small Craft Warnings are posted from Point St. George to Cape Mendocino for northerly wind 20 to 30 knots with stronger, gusts near and 15 100 miles off shore. Scattered thundershowers mainly, durinq the afternoon and evening hours will continue in the Sierra Nevada but probably fewer of them tomorrow.

Chance of scattered thundershowers with sprinkles extending over the valleys in the coastal mountain area from the San Francisco Bay southward today and tonight. Some scattered thundershowers continuing in the mountain areas of southern California with sprinkles spreading to the valleys in the afternoons. Otherwise fair weather with variable high cloudiness. The fog will Rush to Beat Deadline On Divorces JUAREZ, Mexico (AP)Civil courts in this border city across the Rio Grande from El Paso, are crowded this week with New Yorkers seeking divorces. The officer in charge of registering di i or ce applicants, Umberto Lara Leos, said yesterday he was told that after Sept.

1 the State of New York will not recognize out-of-state Monies more stringent residence requirements are established. This, he said, has brought New York residents flocking to the border ahead of the deadline. He leaves his widow, Darlyne; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Fry of Iowa, and the following children: Mrs.

Leslee McFerren of Fort Worth, David Fry of Camp Pendleton, Kimball Fry of San Diego, and Jack, Kelsey and Wendy Dawn Fry, of Pleasant Hill. Services were directed by-, the Oak Park Hills Chapel. A. Barnes Wright Funeral services will be held tomorrow for A. Barnes Wright, for 46 years in the shirtmaking and tailoring business here, who died Tuesday in Piedmont.

He was 72. Born in Redwood Valley, he came to Oakland at an early age and attended Oakland public schools. He also attended the University of California. Mr. Wright started his shirtmaking business in 1919 and later expanded it into the tailoring line.

He was active until his retirement two years ago. He loved early Spanish architecture and designed his store at 2034 Broadway, opposite the Paramount Theater, in the Spanish theme. He was a member of the' Oakland Rotary Club, the Piedmont Men's Club and was recently elected president of the Oakland Investment Club. Mr. Wright is survived by his widow Ellen M.

Wright of 840 Highland Piedmont; and two daughters, Revilla Wright of Piedmont and Mrs. Dione Henrickson of El Cerrito, and two grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Truman's Chapel, 30th Street and Telegraph Avenue. Dr.

Paul W. Yinger of the Piedmont Community. Church will officiate. Memorial contributions may: be sent the hearing clinic of the Children's Hospital of the East Bay. Walter Bebich continue along the coast from Fort in Bragg area southward clearing locally the afternoons.

Temperatures will not show much change but it will be slightly warmer along the extreme north coastal area today. Temperatures BAY AREA Concord 58 Orinda Danville 62 Pittsburg Fremont 56 Pleasanton Livermore 59 Richmond Martinez 58 SF Arpt Mt. Diablo 93 Walnut Crk 99 Okid Arpt 75 58 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield 102 79 Paso Rbls 100 Eureka 62 52 Red Bluff 106 Fairfield 97 65 Sacramento 100 Hmitn Fresno Fid 104 54 75 Salinas add 54 Los Mofet Angls Fid 85 78 70 Sta Diego Barbara 75 80 San 69 62 Stockton 70 Needles 106 86 Thermal 106 76 NATIONAL Albany NY 73 45 Juneau 60 Albqurque Las Vegas 103 47 Amarillo Kansas City 89 Anchorage 63 55 Little Rock 85 Asheville 63 Louisville 83 Billings 65 Memphis 87 Brmnghm Bismarck 85 88 61 Miami Bh 85 Mdind Tex Boise Milwaukee Boston Mpls St Paul Buffalo Brwnsvile New Orleans York 72 75 62 Bringtn Vt No Platte Casper Okla Cty 92 Christn SC Omaha Christn WVa 66 Phidiphia Chritte NC 73 70 Phoenix 104 Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh 62 Prtidn Me Cleveland 60 Prtind Ore Denver Rpd Cty Columbus 3 Raleigh Des Moines Reno 96 Detroit 54 Richmond Duluth 69 59 St Louis El Paso 93 68 St Prbg Tmp Fairbanks 67 50 Sit Lke Cty Fargo 87 63 Antonio Ft Worth 92 69 St Ste Marie Great Falls 96 48 Seattle Helena Honolula 98 Shrveprt 86 Spokane Houston 82 73 Tucson 97 Indianpis 81 58 Washington 75 Jcksn Miss 85 68. Wichita 90 60 Jacksonville 91 CANADA Calcary Regina Montreal 67 Winnipeg Edmonton Toronto Ottawa Vancouver 73 53 PAN AMERICA Balboa Acapulco 88 77 76 Mexico Cty 75 Monterrey Barbados 79 Nassau 90 Bermuda 79 San Juan Pr Bogota 59. 45 St Kitts 88 Havana Hermoslo Tegcgipa Veracruz 88 Kingston INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen 12a.m., 54; Amsterdam, a.m.

59; Ankara 3 a.m. 57; Athens a.m. 77; Berlin a.m., 59; Birmingham 12 a.m. 55; Brussels 1 a.m. 66; Casablanca 12 a.m.

72; Copenhagen a.m. 61; Dublin 12 a.m. 61; Geneva a.m. 61; Hong Kong 8 a.m. 81; Lisbon 12 a.m.

64; London 12 a.m. 63; Madrid 1 a.m. 20; Manila 8 a.m. 79; Moscow 3 a.m. 52; New Delhi 5 a.m.

77; Nice 1 a.m. 70; Oslo 1 a.m. 59; Paris 1 a.m. 64; Rome 1 a.m. 68; Sofia 2 a.m.

61; Stockholm 1 a.m. Sydney 10 a.m. 54; Tel Aviv 2 a.m. 70; Tokyo 9 a.m. 88; Tunis 1 a.m.

81; Vienna 1 a.m. 61; Warsaw a.m. 50. Precipitation NATIONAL Albuquerque Ashe- ville 1.19, Birmingham 1.14, Brownsville .27, Charlotte N.C., 1.63, Fairbanks .01, Honolulu .02, Jackson Miss. .02, Juneau .06, Mpis.

St. Paul .02, New Orleans .07, Pittsburgh .01, Raleigh .31, Richmond 1.04, St. Prbg. Tampa .05, San Antonio .91, Shreveport .40, Tucson .01, Washington 1.66. RICHMOND Funeral services will be held Friday 1 p.m.

for Walter Fred Bebich, an attorney and native Richmonder, who died of hepatitis Tuesday night in Brookside Hospital after a threeweek fight for his life. He was 41. Mr. Bebich maintained law offices at 3919 Macdonald, Ave. and resided at 2707 Andrade Ave.

He was a 1953 graduate of Hastings Law College and had been admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Bebich spent his life in Richmond, with exception of a stint in the Air Force' during World War II. Surviving are his widow, Muriel; his mother, Ivka, of Richmond; a sister, Mrs.

Mary Abeyta of Richmond; five brothers, George, John and Steve of Richmond, William of Pinole and Pete of Stockton and three stepchildren, Sherry, Vicki and Eddie Harcourt. Wilson and Kratzer Mortuary is directing arrangements. Burial will take place in Sunset View Elizabeth L. Portman 4.6 3.8 3.6 1.1 .07 0.3 ANTIOCH Services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Elizabeth L.

Portman, 86, who died Tuesday night in a Martinez convalescent hospital. Mrs. Portman, of 507 W. 13th was Antioch resident and a Californian for 70 years. She and her late husband, William, a rancher, resided at Colusa and Pittsburg before making their home here.

Mrs. Portman was a native of Missouri. Surviving are a son, Roy, of Napa, and several nieces and nephews. The 10:30 a.m. funeral the Higgins Chapel will followed by interment Oak View Cemetery.

City Population Greater Paris has a popula-.