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22 6 CLtriliCrttttM TW, Aug. 31, 1967 aneral Notices tMMM Hello in Sm Leandr. Au Mrs- Grace R. Jonas of OceansMe. A ef San Anion hx Texas; aged 71 years.

Associated with Boy Ranch ef AmarHle PnHenlftropic Causa and owner of a trailer court In Concord. Frienos ara InvHed ta arnnd services at the OAJC PARK HILLS CHAPEL, 31 IT North Main Street, Walnut Creek, Friday, September at 11 a.m. Inter, ment. Magnolia Cemetery, Geroea Grove, and the Retaft Clerk' Union, he. 171.

Friends ara respectfully Invited fa attend funeral service Saturaay, Septem-- ber el I 30 a.m. at tne Fruitvaie Chapel at the CLARENCE M. COOPER MORTUARY. ISM Frwtvate Avenue. CaKiend; thenct to St.

Elizabeth's Cnurcn, I5uv 3m Avenue, wnere a Mast ef Requiem oil be ortorad for the rapise ef her soul commencing at a m. ftecitatwa af the Rosary Friday at I m. Inierment Holy Sepulchra Cemetery. (Parkmg area adtacent to Chapel) Far further informal ion Bease pnone. Low Tempetrahim Expected VT Unfit Ptidoy Mofnirtg -wfS-t8, Publicity Executive Palmer Dies "Theodore A.

Palmar, 51, for over 20 years active in public relations in Oakland and San Francisco, died in an Oakland hospital yesterday after an illness of several months. Mr. Palmer, whose clients Jncloded some, of the Bay Area's top developers and builders, was also a frequent participant in university seminars on public relations and communications, Mr. Palmer was executive vice president and a director of Arnold, Palmer Noble, a public relations firm he founded with Richard Arnold in 1963. He was public relations coordinator of the 1960 Kennedy presidential campaign in Northern California.

He resided at 13850 Skyline Blvd. He was a member of the Public Relations Society of America and was a director of oust 24. H7, brother of John Ammo, Mr, he Overton, Haul Snm and Brvie ituadie; ais leave numerous ruca and nephew. A Mitv at souri; aged 54 rears. Friend are Invited 4a attend funeral MrKf Friday, Semter ii at 30 MX HOME CHANEL Of ANDtCES PETERSEN, 5tl Avenue, corner at East Urn Swtt, Oekiana, Or, f.

jMerien Smitn omckwine. 4lglwO, rg Oakland, August 30, sewed kuabana at Mrs. Ma orattw at Mr. Itose Pol-'tar: uslar-ia-law ef Mr. Edna Sweet; Vaw-i4aw at Fran Worm.

A aanva at f-rancacs; agad 16 wear. A reernoer tn -mopem weeeswien Vmerica, Jaametar lHJPi Local No. in- Friend ara raspacHuWy invited fa attend service. Saturday. September I.

at I a.m., tram the LAUREL ChaP-EL OF ALBERT ENGEL ANO tjM High Street, Oakland. Inurnment, artvete. (For turther tntormatKW please fail J32-0o DCMNIM6, Staph In Berkeley August jo. 1967, at Berkeley, beloved husband of Margaret L. laving tamer of Mrs.

Helen O. Ullrich of Berk? brother of Mrs. Margaret Reweil at Same Crui and letter Den- Blne Yakima, Washington; grandfather of Louise Ullrich. A native of loa- ha; aged 73 yean. A graduate of the uniwi4v cm Idaho.

A member ot First Congregational Church of Berkeley, Phi COOLER WEATHER The Pacific North- northern and central Plains. Showers west's record heat will lessen tonight, "are expected tonight in the Great Ba-and generally.milder temperatures are sin. Darts of the southern Plains and over the south Atlantic coast. (AP) also forecast for the eastern half of the nation, the northern Plateau and the Brfcoey, August k. r7, boved husban at Kenov Hirat at Barneiev; Kwma temer at TaoasAt.

Mamoru and Axua H.roia, tH at Berkeley, Suswmu terota of Roooir. oaie, Minnesota and Mr. mmk Sak-aki at Oakland; aise survive oy aranacMiaran. A member at Buodhist CAercn at Oakland ana Berkeley jape-MHt America Cifuen League- A a-tive at aired S3 year. Friends ara invited to attend funeral urv ice Thursday.

August 3) at m. at th Buodhist Chore) at Oakland, 2S Jecksea Street, Oakland, Bishop Shins Mlllfiai arhciahna. Frienos may visit at McHARV CHAP-EU 3B38 Telegraph Avenue, ant black south ot Asnoy, bernney. uotu a p.m. Tawrsoay.

f. HOOVE Cert to Alameda. August 197, betoved husuand ot Giaoy G. Hoovan; loving father ef Veima Lame-raoux of Mershaiitown, Iowa, Janice Katoaugh of Sebesfepol and me lata Robert M. Hoovan; grandfamar of eight grandchildren and seven great grano-chiioren; brother ef C.

A Hooves and Mrs. R. C. Wood of Marine) rtown, Mrs. Walter Smith ef Montour, Iowa, Mrs.

Gerald Mckibben of Mersfteiitown and Mrs. Harold Hodson of Tennessee. A native of Iowa; aged 77 years. A member of me First Congregational Church of Alameda and a former member of the East Oakland Kiwanis Club. Funeral services were held Thursday, August 31 at 2 p.m.

at tne Chapel of FOWLER-ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2344 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, the Rev. Gail Cleiand officiated. mg oaugh hter ef Mrs. Ruth Kuemper ot Soest, German' iy; dear sister of Mrs. Mae Butler of Boston, Mrs.

Julia Stone of Lynn, Jacob Boczkoska of Boston, grandmother of Edmund 0 Jones of Germany, Mrs. Linda Cetborn of Oakland, and great-granomothar of James Edward Colborn. A native of Polend. aged 47 years. Friends ar invited ta attend the services at the GARDEN CHAPEL of the PRATT-FLIERL MORTUARY, 1044 Haywerd, Saturday, September 2, at 10:00 am, thence to St.

Joachims Church where a Mass will be said for the repose of her soul commencing at 10:30 A.M. Recitation of trie Rosary Friday at I p.m. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum. KANE EN, Mill In San Leandro, August 30, 1947, beloved Wife of the late Philip E. Kaneen; beloved mother of Philip H.

Kaneen and Belle Kaneen Arfsten; loving graoomofher of Alfred E. Arfsten and Patricia Kaneen; also survived by maces and nephews. A native ot Utsira, Norway; 'aged 74 years. A member of the Lake Park Methodist Church of Oakland. Friends are Invited to attend services at the East Oakland Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, September 2 at 12 noon.

(Ample parking In adjoining garage.) Interment Evergreen Cemetery. For further Information pleas call S34-1432. LEMOI, Margaret H. Dies, In San Pablo, uwu m. San Pablo, mother of Alfred M.

Dias of HI ROT MesaHr. tn LW1 70? me' Fifsl JOHNSON, Sephie Agnes August If, 147, J-'f'" af Mens Ch of th First brUvM omuna Johnson; tov. James Snelling of Turtock ana Mrs. Summaries Ji" IP'S j1'4' SMITN, faMtaea. la Alameda, Auo'JCf 2, H7, beloved husband of Hitpa Smith; loving famer ef Jamas Eweif and Rob-art smith of Aiameda, Bunan Smith ef San Laandrtv Darren Smith of Mwsouri.

Erton Smirn of El-Sobranta, Wayne Smith af" Richmond, Theima; Lynch of Grass Valley, Pauline Meuoerger, Lar-rana Roberts, JeweN Tate and Patricia Brown, aM ef Alameda ana. Katharine Siemme of Ricnmono; also turvived by JS grandchiioren and II great grandchildren. A native af Arkansas; member af the Church of Christ. Frienos era Invited to attend the funeral services Friday, September 1 at th Gothic Chapel of the HAGY-KEEKJVN MORTUARY, Central Avenue at Ninth Street, Alameda, Rev. Andrew F.

House of the Church of Christ officiating. Interment Oakmont Memorial Park, Lafayette. SNELLING, Nellie ef 307 Law lor Street, Oakland, August IV67, bear ineima Hanwick ef Modesto; great aunt of Mr. Artene Luckock of Oakland, Lawrence Luckock of Pale Alto, Robert Snelling of Los Anoeles. Clar.

ence Snelling of Turloek, James Har-twk of Ceres, Mr. Joyce Claunch of Corona and Mrs, Shirley Galvln of Paradise. A native, of Oregon; aged 92 years. Friends are Invited to attend the service at the SANTOS ROBINSON MORTUARY, 140 Estudillo Avenuer-San Leandro, Thursday, August 31 at 3 p.m. Interment, Chapel of the Chimes, Hay-ward.

For further Information pleas call 483-0123. SJOBERS, Theodore in Oakland, August 30. 1947, beloved husband of Gertrude Sloberg; loving father of Mrs. Gertrude Hobbs of Union City; grandfather of Ruth A. Larsson and Tanya Lee Hobbs of Union City; brother of Ellis Siooerg of El Cerrlto, Walter B.

Sloberg of Oakland and Melvin Sloberg of Pinole. A native of Oakland. A life member of Oakland Looge 188, and A.M., Letter Carriers Association, No. 74, Old Timers Baseball Club, East Bay Stamp Club. I F.

No. 1237 and East Bay Oaklia Club. Friends are invited to attend services at th East Oakland Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, September 2, at 2 p.m., under the auspices of Oakland Lodge No. 188 F. and A.M.

(Ample darning in adoining garage) Inurnment private. Donations to the Shrin-er Hospital would be appreciated (For 143 BlM4 S34- eitaro Taka- nasoi; loving mother of Km Asa and Hame Takahashi, all of Berkeley, Shigeru Takahashi, Mrs. Midori Maruyama and Mrs. Miyuki Griggs, aH of Richmond, Sakaye Takahashi of El Cerrito, Mrs. Michi Stanton of Oakland, Mrs.

Tokl Hiroshima of San Bruno, Mrs. Tamayo Kuwata of New York and Klvoshi Takahashi r-hi, go; also survived by many grandchil- tlmerl srv'ci loucT i ar f.jo p.m. at McNARY CHAPEL, at thlr new location, 3030 Telegraph Avenue, one block south of Ashby, Berkeley. The Rev. John K.

Umeda of the Sev-nth Day Adventlsf Church Walde Walnut Creek Road. Mel i. Josband of Mrs. PhWs A'Toumet; bromtr of Mrs. Ctera O.

Preston of ri win. Georgia 2 macaaonia, towa. ouve, Leigh San Pablo, William V. Dias of El Sobranta, Nubert "Babe" Dias of Rich- T.K-U.CU1 mond; sister of Frank Rosa, Ernest August ward and northward. Thunderstorms mainly during the afternoon anoeve-nmg ar expected through th mountains and deserts of southern California and spreading northward into the Sierra Nevada.

This activity will diminish northward so th most frequent thunderstorms will be in the southern Sierra Nevada southward. This flow pattern will also keep very lift! fog along the coast of southern California and temperatures mere will continue to be guite hot during th afternoons. Elsewhere fair weather will continue Coastal winds will ba mainly trom th northwest at 12 to 22 m.p.h. through tomorrow but will be variable at seven to 17 m.p.h. along the extreme north coastal area.

National Summary The national weather outlook: tunny skies will prevail across the nation. Showers or thundershowert will be scattered along the East Coast and the South, and also through the Inter-moon tain region of th West. Cooling is expected from Maine to New Mexico with slow warming across the upper Plains to Minnesota. Temperature Table BAY AREA 95 54 Orinda 50 Pittsburg 50 leaser ton 1 49 90 63 97 50 70 56 Concord Danville Fremont Livermore Martinez 99 53 Richmond 92 53 S. F.

Airport 73 55 Oeklnd Arpt. 72 5 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Eureka Fairfield Fresno Hamiltn Fid. L. Angeles Mofteft Fid. Needles 101 4 Paso Rblt 60 53 Red Bluff 97 58 Sacramento 102 61 Salinas 79 49 San Diego 100 73 Snta Brbra 79 58 Stockton 110 82 Thermal 106 56 102 64 101 63 73 53 86 69 77 57 101 65 106 75 68 63 78 50 78 50 97 74 87 63 85 6V 86 66 86 80 86 62 63 50 67 41 90 69 86 69 70 52 91 59 73 46 86 69 103 82 80 57 NATIONAL Albany N.Y.

85 62 Juneau Albuquerque 83 57 Kansas Cty Amermo to i Kansas Lty Anchorage Atlanta Billings Birminghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brwnsvlti Buffalo fcrlngtn Vt. Casper 64 63 Las Vegas 82 63 Little Rock 61 50 Louisville 85 61 Memphis 73 45 Miami Bch 96 69 MdlndTcx. 64 67 Milwaukee 88 71 Mpls.St.PI. 70 51 New Orleen 79 58 New York 62 41 No. Plette cnristn s.c.

82 73 Okla. Cfy ChrlstnW.Va. 82 63 Omaha ChrlteN.C. 84 64 Pn.iecHpha Chicago 70 57 pnoenix 8C 57 Pittsburgh Cincinnati Clevetnd Coiumbs 0. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth 76 57 frtina Me.

84 83 53 PortlndOr. 84 59 7 at Rletgh 82 71 45 RapidCty 73 so Reno 69 55 95 48 86 61 75 49 88 76 94 64 95 70 64 37 78 59 95. 73 9463 98 75 85 68 55 65 37 Richmond El Paso 85 62 St. Louis Fargo V73 40 SltLkeCty -Ft. Worth 102 75 5.

Antonio Gt. Falls 83 63 ai.sie.we 84 56 Seattle 90 77 Shreveprt 94 74 Spoke's 82 52 Tucsorf 88 A Washington 6 73 Wichita Helena Honolulu Houston Jcksn Miss. Jcksonville CANADA Calgary Montreal Ottawa Regina 81 49 Toronto 69 45 72 48 Wmniepg 70( 45 69 47 Vancouver 7 58 74 47 PAN AMERICA Acapulco 86 77 Monterrey 84 70 Balboa 90 11 Nassau mm 86 '79 SanJJianP.R. 89 79 86 75 SaoPuloBril 77 66 4 81 St. Kitts 88 76.

,95 79 Tegucigalpa 79 66 73 55 Veracruz 82 73 Bermuda Hermosillo Kingston Mexico Cty INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen eItW Amsterdam, a.m., 59; Ankara, 3 a.m., 57; Athens, 2 a.m., 76; Berlin, 1 a.m., 59; Birmingham, 12 a.m., 55; Brussels, 1 a.m., 55; Cairo, 2 a.m., 73; Casablanca, 12 a.m., 72; Copenhagen; 1 57; Dublin, 12 a.m., 57; Hong Kong, 8 a.m., 81 Lisbon, 12 a.m., 73; London, 12 a.m., 59; Madrid, 1 a.m., 72; Malta, 1 a.m., 72; Manila, 8 a.m., 75; fjfoscbwr 3 a.m., 61; Nice, 1 66; 1 a.m., 50; Paris, 1 a.m., 57; Rome, 1 a.m 71; Sofia, 2 a.m., S7; Stockholm, 1 a.m., 55; Sydney 10 a.m., 52; Tel Aviv, 2 a.m., (72; Tokyo, 9 a.m., 75; 1 a.m., 75; Vienna, 1 a.m., 61; Warsaw, 1 a.m: SS. CHARLES A. DETURK Former prks head diet. (AP) DeTurk Rites Set i Tomorrow SACRAMENTO Funerat services will be held tomor- I hw fet rCharles A. DeTurk; 61, who as state director of the Department of Parks Recreation pioneered the state park bond program whicji re-.

suited in Ihe fresent state parks If 't Mr. DeTurk died yesterday in local hospital after a month's illness. A native of Indiana anri graduate of "the Ifniyersity of Indiana, he went into park work in 1930 as a landscape architect in Pittsburgh, Pa. Indiana director of parks from 1939 to 14S, and was a state parks' planner for the state of Washington when apvj pointed director of the Depari" ment of Beaches and Parks-1 -by Gov, Edmund G. Brown, w-i 1959.

His selection follo.wed a na-tionwtde seafch, and fwo Weather Bay Are Fair through tomorrow except fog and overcast near the ocean extending inland night and morning. High tomorrow In Aiameoe County a to M. Low tonight SO to 57. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p h. afternoon.

Northern and Central California -Fair through tomorrow except fog end low overcast along coast and scattered thunderstorms in Sierra Nevada. Cooler Inland. Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area Fair through tomorrow but some afternoon cloudiness. Slightly cooler tomorrow. Sierra Nevada Partly cloudy through cijorrow scattered thunderstorms rrainly south part in afternoons and evenings.

Slightly cooler tomorrow, San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomorrow. Cooler over valley tomorrow. Low tonight 11 te 7. High tomorrow 85 to 95. Gentle wind ercept westerly 10 to 20 m.p.h.

north end. Santa Clara Valley Fair through tomorrow except overcast late night and mornldf. High tomorrow 75 to (5. Low tonight 50 to 57. Low tonight at San Jose 55.

Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 m.pji. in afternoons. Livermor Valley Fair through tomorrow but low overcast in mornings. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. In after- noons.

Diablo, San Ramea, and Moraga Vat-lays Fair through tomorrow except local morning low cloudiness. High tomorrow 71 to 88 Low tonight 50 to 58. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. in afternoons. Northwestern California Generally fair through tomorrow but fog and low dVercast along coast.

Chance of ta few light showers extreme north coastal area tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight at Fort Bragg, 50, Ukiah 52 Coastal wind mostly northwest 12 to 22 m.p.h. except variable seven to 17 m.p.h. extreme north through tomorrow. California Summary High pressure is located about 600 miles southwest of Point Conception with a ridge northward to near the Oregon coast.

A small low is located about 500 miles west of North Bend, Oregon and is moving northeastward about 22 m.p.h. This low is associated with a trough in the upper air which is also moving northeastward into the Pacific Coast. This is expected to bring a few light showers to the extreme north coastal area of California tonight and) tomorrow but the main action is expected to be further north. Most of th central valley and probably some of the mountain area will be little cooler tomorrow. A weak high In the upper air over Arizona and southern Nevada continues tot bring moist unstable air west? Ship Mpvements SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subject to change without notice.

BREVIK, Lot Angeles, Pier 45 C. E. DANT, Long Beach, NSC CANADIAN STAR, Seattle, OOH DON ANTONIO, Lot Angeles, Pier J. ERLANGE, Eureka, Enc. FELICE D'AAMCQ, Coos Bay Howard Term.

HANNIBAL Philippines, OAT. KITEI MARU, Los Angeles, Pier 34. NEVADA STANDARD, Estero Bay, Pt. Orient. PACIFIC VICTORY, Far East, OAT.

PENN CHALLENGER, Puerto Rico, OOH 3. PRESIDENT 4 HARDING, San Diego, ARD. STEEL ROVER, JApan, OAT. TEXACO CALIFORNIA, Anacortes, Texaco Richmond. -VANTAGE OG Yokohama, Parr 3.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I -4 AN YO, Taiwan Army St. CAP CORRIENTES, VanC.if.C, Pier 30-32 LURLINE, lids Angeles, Pier 35 (Docks 8 am). PENDRECHT, Long Beach, th Ave. PHILLIPS KANSAS, Sumatra, A-12 -Amorco. SANTA MARIA, Los Angeles, Union Rich.

TENNESSEE MARU, Long Beach, Pier 45. TOSAHARU MARU, Los Angeles, Pier ulSA, Los Angeles, Pier 92. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I ANNA BAKKE, Hong Kong, Pier 32. JSRAMfft. CALMAR.

Portland. Parr 5. CANADIAN STAR, Los Angeles, OOH. COLUMBIA, Philldelphia, Pittsburg. HAWAIIAN NONARCH, Honolulu, Enc JAG VIJAY, Eureka, Howards Term.

LUCILE BLOOMFIELD, Vietnam Port Chicago. MEADOW BROOK, San Pedro, Anch. MINERVA, Japan, Pier PENN CHALLENGER, Puerto Rko, OOH POINT LOMA, Port San Luis, Oleum. Vital Statistics the Bay Area Public Relations tj uii xvuuiiuwiuic. i- JjUTVtVmg are hlS WldOW, ElizabetH; a son, Andrew; one daughter, Susan; and a brother, Paul.

Memorial services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Piedmont Community Church Chapel, 400 Highland Piedmont. Arrangements are under the direction of Truman's Mortuary. The has requested donations to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flow-' ers- Charles Gibson Charles Nelson Gibson, veteran Southern Pacific Railway Co. steward and pioneer Oaklander, is dead at the age of 88.

Mr. Gibson died here Monday following a lengthy illness. He lived at 6148 Colby St. Born in Sacramento in 1879, Mr. Gibson came to Oakland in 1909.

After serving with Southern Pacific for 41 years, he retired in 1954. Recipient of many special commendations during his term of service, Mr. Gibson's skill as a railway host prompted officials to select him to serve in the private railway cars of S.P. presidents William Sproule and W. S.

Palmer. Mr. Gibson and his wife celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on May 31, 1951, and their 66th Wedding Anniversary last June. He was a member of the First African Methodist Epis- copal Church of Oaklandf the RnilrnaH Mmt's ritih avUU Menelik Temple No. 36; Victorian Consistory No.

25; and West Gate Lodge No. 36, He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Thelma M. Radden, a Detroit American Red Cross District director; Mrs. Lois Oubre, Oakland surgical chiropodist Mrs.

Audrey L. Robinson, Oakland schoolteacher; and several grand and greatgrandchildren. Services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue. Michael C.

Martinez TONCORD A Requiem Mass for 12-year-old Michael C. Martinez, a Meadow Homes School pupil who died of cancer Monday, will be offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Queen of All Saints Church. The youH leaves-his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Raul Martinez; two brothers, Gregory and Jeffry, and a sister, Rau-lene, all of 1421 Carmelita Court. Recitation' of. the Rosary will begin at 8:30 p.m. tomor-rowln the MacFarlane-Bryant -Chapel. Interment will be in Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Lafayette.

Steel Alloys CLEVELAND Nickel, chromium, molybedenum and vandadhim are used in a num jber of alloy steels fof purpose of making them TRIPLE TT, Charles William, in Oakland, August 3D, 17, beloved husband of the la Lulu Tripiett; loving father af Lao-na Tanson, Ernest W. Tripiett and Doris Clark; awing grandfather of Claude Tenson, Carol Lee Ceooen, Diane Tri-pwrt, Claudia vyman and Jo Anne Ciark; gerat grandfather ef Erin and Patrick Caddan, Neotnt and Jan Tan-son; brother af Cteuoe and Henry Tripiett. A native ot. Kentucky; aged year. A member of the Elmhurst and Fruitvaie Christian churches.

Friends art respectfully invited to attend funeral services Satureay, September 2nd, at 10:30 a.m. at tne Fruitvaie Chapel of CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, ISM Fruitvaie Avenue, Oakland. Rev. R.

L. Harrell officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland. (Parking area adjacent to chapel. For further evormatioa Please call VADNAIS, Joha in Oakland, August 19, loving father ef Mrs.

Fern Robello; loving brother of Lawrence Vaonais, Vernon Vaonais, Mr. Rechaei Wright and Mrs. Delia Bellinger; also survived by eight grandchildren. A native of North Dakota; aged 48 years. Friends ar respectfully Invited ta attend the funeral, Frioay, September 1, at 8:30 a.m., from the LAUREL CHAPEL of ALBERT ENGEL and 3300 High Street, Oakland; thence to St.

Pas-trial Church, where a Mass ef Re quiem win be otterea tor tn rape ot his soul, commencing at a.m. Rtdte- tion of the Rosacy, Thursday, at 8 p.m. Interment, St. Mary Cemetery. For further information pleas, can 532-401.

VOLLHEIM, Ada, in Oakland, August 29, 1947, loving mother of Dorothy Avey and Bemice Pollock, both of Oakland; grandmother of William; sister of Grace Jett "of Tacema, Washington; aunt of Lenora Horns Of Edmonds, Washington. A native of Tacema, Washington; aged-74 years. The remains of Mrs. Vollhelm will fa forwarded to the Buckley King Mortuary in Tacoma, Washington for services and entombment at the Tacoma Mausoleum. Services under the direction of the CLARENCE N.

COOPER MORTUARY, Oakland. For further Information pleas phone 533-4114. S.F. Deaths BIXEL, Hazel 0. BODIN, William A.

IRICKER, George F. FASSIO, Giovanni (John) FRAHER, Francis D.D.S. FREDERICKSEN, Maude Charlotte GALLOWAY, Richard W. GRAHAM, Rev. Robert S.J.

JACOBS, Frank C. KEIPER, Frank KELLY, ot KOLOBOFF, Zenta McKEON, Chris D. NICHOLS, Aim REYNOLDS, MeryM. RICHAROT, Louisa T. Card of Thanks CROFT, Harold 1.

with to express our deepest gratitude to our many friends and business associates for their kindness with the recent sudden passing of our beloved husband and dear father. Mrs. Harold B. Croft Mrs. Geraldint Stahlberg Mrs.

Kathleen Stevens Robert D. Croft AHWEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward tne tignt against heart disease. Memorial gifts mav be mailed ta: Alameda County Heart Association Headquarters, 121 East 11th Street, Oakland, HI 4-3564 or presented at Crocker Citizens National Bank, 1450 sroaoway, uaKiano. vHARlTl: gratefully ao- knowledges memorial gifts, 433 Jtfftr- on, uaiuena, uoo. cknowledges Alameda County UADDIlfiR 1 liaVut-ar coelho liederbach jack coei- ndJO Letderfaach, both oan uinarD.

COSTA ELSEA Gary L. Costa. 14; and Linda Elsea, 18, both of Castro Valley. SEYMOUR LEIVA Thomas K. Seymour, 22, Hayward, and Elalnt Lva, 20, Castro Valley.

DIVORCES FILED MONTGOMERY, Robbie v. Florida. BIRCH, Sheila vs. Dennis. PILORGET, Barbara vs.

Michel J. MATTESON, Richard V. vs. Dorothy. NETTER, Alice vs.

Ivan. THOMSON, June L. vs. Dennis L. deMELLO, Jean C.

vs. Ernest R. PORCHEfiGrady v5. Carl. LOPEZ, Rula vs.TiltBertr MAYER, Mary C.

vs. Roland G. GRAHAM, Earl A. vs. Anna.

ATKINSON, Judy vs. Vernon. i WEMMER, Gary S. vs. Stella.

WILSON, Pamela vs. James. SCHEIBNER, Maria vs. William SELZ, Norma vs. Peter.

WILLIAMS, Doris vs. Frank. SPENCER, Sally vs. Sterling M. BEED, Helen vs.

Leonard Jr. (annulment). SOUZA, June vs. Anthony W. RENFRO, Mar dell vs.

Donald C. GREER, Letitia vs. Oscar. TAYLOR, Anne vs. John A.

McCANN, Shirley vs. Robert E. BUCHSPICS, Kenneth L. vs. Joyce.

BARTHOLOMEW, Barbara vs. Louis A. FISHER, Susan vs. Verne L. -DE VALL, Jeannette vs.

Larry L. SIEBENTHAL, Mary vs. Robert SULSER, Lawrence A. Jr. vs.

Mildred. ltHlft lJ-Ga4Wmtnthr-" GR ASTON, Ma riorie vs. Edward C. POLK, Nellie vs. Stephen.

FARRiNOTON, Joyce and Dana E. (annulment). ISHAM, George C. and Linda (annulment). DIVORCES GRANTED INTERLOCUTORY DECREES RECORD, Delores J.

from-Charles H. CROFT, Gary D. from Arlene L. SAUCEDA, Georgia from Henry B. WOLON, Amelia from Joseph G.

DEMICELL, Duane A from Ceelste N. DEMICELL, Duane A. from Celesst N. CURRIER, Roberta from Frank O. WOLFE, Frances from John E.

DNEHAMS, Willie from Roosevelt. BROWN, Constance from Stephen L. SADLIER, Ida from James T. BRITO, Gloria from Russell J. HAGEN, Nadine from Laurence J.

NICHOLS, Befte from Marshall IARVEMxle from Jacquetyn. FINAL DECREES RILES, Wanda from Eston. YOUNG, Gayle from Eddie. SLAGH, John R. from Marforie.

GOMES, Elizabeth from Arthur E. DARST, Hallie from Horrwr FIERRO, Diana from Charles L. DOWNING, Abraham L. from Catherine. -NOHAVA, Michelle from Myrel L.

KOLB, Dorothy from Donald D. TODD, Marilyn from William A. SIMPSON, Martha from Henry S. DELL, Karen L. from Fredericx.

BOKiifcs, vera from Jose B. GIAMANCO, Beverly from Cosmo C. si iri-, uins trom beorge w. -i DICKSON, Evelyn from Donald. CORALLO, Karen from John S.

BARRACK, Colleen from Gary HOLMES, Georgina from Joseoh BERNEY, Michael S. from Linda. BAIRD, Mary from Robert D. FOLEY, Joan from Donald R. TOBIAS, Linda from David N.

WOLFE, Frances from John WILTZ, Doris from Gerald. HARTMANN, Erika from Rupert. Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES BARTELL-KOOREMAN Kenneth N. Bartell, 25, San Carrot, and Linda L. Kooreman, 23, Orlnda.

PACHECOHENRY Albert A. Pache- co, 21, and Mlchele A. Henry, 19, both Martinez. NEIL-RAY Robert T. Nell, 20 San Francisco, and Barbara S.

Ray, 19, Pleasant Hilt. PINEDA-PEREZ Arcadlo Pineda 111, 23, and Rachel D. Perez, both Pittsburg. STEUBER-HALE Edwin C. Steuber, 35, Dover, and T.

Halt, 34, Antioch. MYER-WOOD Richard A. Myer, 20, Oakland, and Kimberly A. Wood, IB, "Walnut Creek. MENASCO-SILVA Ronald T.

Menas-' co, 22, Antioch, and Sandra L. Silver, 22, Stockton. DIVORCES FILED MALT BY Annette v. George. BATEMAN Mary vs.

William D. i MUSTAIN Sharon vs. Paul ERICKSON, Gloria vs. Dennis J. MATTHEWS Jessirvs.

Geora E. Ff ienas are Invited to attend erv-' ices at th First Congregational Cuhrch, Durant and Dana Streets, Berkeley, Friday, September 1 at jh. Dr. Vera Loper etficlatlng. Friend may call at BERKELEY HfLLS CHAPEL, 1601 Shattuck Avenue at Ceger, 'Berkeley Thursday at 10 pm In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory may be made to your favorite charity.

ELLIS, Donald in Palo Alto, August 1947, of 147 Detroit Avenue, Concord, beloved husband of Mrs. Lor en Ellis of Concord; loving father of Pamela Sue, Donald Gen and Denny Ray Ellis, all ot Concord; dear brother of Mrs. Ruby Hayes of Cassville, Missouri and Mrs. Georgia Angeio of Springfield, Missouri. A native of Verona, Missouri; aged 31 years.

Friends are -invited to attend funeral Services, Friday, September 1, af.3 in th MacFARLANE BRYANT CHAPEL, 1385 Galindo Street, Concord. Interment, Memory Gardens Cemetery, Concord. (For further Information (lease call 482-1100). IVANS, Merrst in Albany, August 30, 147, beloved husband ot Lorraine Evans; loving father of Merrll C. Ev-Jns, grandfather of Mark, Merlline and Drucena Evans, A native of Ora- aon; aod 41 years.

at Friends ar invited to attend service i the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 3B50 Telaoranh Avenue. Oakland, hriday, Seotember 1. 1947, at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Darwin Mann officiating.

Services will be concluded at th) mortuary chapel. (Ample off street parking) Inurnment Mountain View Crematory. For further Information pleas call 451-4434. FASSIO; Glavanal tfohn), In San Francisco, August 2f, 1947, beloved husband of the late Natal in Fassio; loving father of Julian Fassio, Florence Ghlo and Josephine Spans; dear father-in-law of Rin Fassio, Anthony Ghlo and Sam Spent); also survived by eight grand-children; brother-in-law of Laurlna Fas-do, Lena Oletta and G. Montenella; also survived by nieces and nephews, ttere and in Italy.

A native of Revigl-liesco, d'Asti, Italy; aged 75 years. A member ol Monte Crista Social Club and Construction and General Laborers Union, Local No. 261. Friends are invited to attend the Tu- njeral services on Saturday. September I i Street, near 2fh, San Francisco; thence to St.

Jo i seph's Church, loth and Howard streets, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 4 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rotary, Friday, at I p.m. FRECCERO, Franceses, In Oakland, Au- fust 29, 1947, beloved wife of the late tefeno loving mother of Mrs. Catherine Orr and Mrs.

Genevieve Gustin of Alameda and the late Angelo Freccero; grandmother of Stephanie, Kathleen, Mary and Morris pustln III; mother-in-law of David Orr nd Morris Gustin; sister of Pletro, Giovanni and Giuseppina Cipresso of Italy, and the late Baci Cipresso of Kiaoieda; sister-in-law of Angelina Freccero of Alameda and Medatena tipresso of Italy; Nephews, nieces and tuosins in California and Italy: A native ff Stella San Giovanni Battista, Prov. Italy; aged 71 years. ara invited to attend funeral service Friday, September 1, at 9:30 am. from th Chapel of SMILEY 8. GALLAGHER 1415 Oak.

Street, Alameda'; thence to St. Philip Men's Church where a Requiem Maes will be celebrated commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday evening at 8:00. Interment Holy Sepulchr Cemetery. Visiting hours to 9:00 p.m.

ftlS3rfi Cnarles Nelson, In Oakland, August 28, 1947, beloved husband of Mrs. Maude E. Gibson; devoted father of Mrs. Thelma M. Redden of Detroit, Michigan; Mrs.

Lois E. Oubre, and Mrs. Audrey L. Robinson of Oakland; loving grandfather of Jerl and Frederick Robinson, Stanley and Gaynell Oubre; great grandfather of Dannye T. Robinson; great grandfather-in-law of Rita Robinson and devoted father-in-law of Karl Radden and Whelmon Oubre.

A native of California and a resident of Oakland for 70 years; aged 88 years. A Red Cap for 41 years at the Southern Pacific Mole, now retired. A member of the First AME Church of Oakland, the Retired Railroad Men's Club, Menelik Temple No. 34, Victorian Consistory No. 25 and West Gate Lodge No.

36, Friends ar Invited to attend funeral services Friday, September lvl947, at at the Chapel of the Chimes, 44? Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Rever-. a8ussI.Brownicialngmlni5r. JACKSON FUNERAL HOME, 1904 -Adeline Street, Oakland," directors in. Cherg.

Dolores Ruth (Dolly), of Dublin, August 30, 1967, beloved wife of James Green; loving mother of Karen, Kathleen, Sandra and Douglas Green, all of Dublin; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Masters of San Leandro; sister of -Bob Masters of Fresno, Douglas Masters, Jr. of San Leandro, Robert and Shirley Heath of Oakland. A nitive of New Mexico; aged 33 years.

I Friends are invited to attend funeral services, Saturday, September 2, at 9 a.m., in St. Raymond 's Catholic Church, San Ramon Road and Shannon Avenue, Dublin, where a Requiem Mae wiH.be said for the repose of her soul. interment. Holy sepulchre cemeteryi Haywerd. Recitation of the Rosary, Frlf- eu 4 1a ik.

A S.I BA 4 day, at 8 p.m. in the SAN RAMON VALLEY CHAPEL, 279 Front Street, Damtllle. HERSEY, Wlllard in Oakland, August 28, husband of Margaret IV Herseyi loving father of Joan and Leis Hersey, Mrs, Dorit King and Mrs. Donna Burke; brother of Elmer P. Hersey of Oakland and Mrs.

Dorothy Oud-erkirk of Oregon; grandfather of Danny King; cousin of Mrs. Flora narrower and Mrs. Olwyn Ronna. A native of Oakland; aged 45 years. Friends are invited to attend memorial services Saturday, September 2 at 1 p.m.

in the Fairhaven Bible Chapel, 401 Mac Arthur Boulevard, San Leandro. For further information please call the ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 653-7323. Memorials to the Kolnonia Chris tian Conference Grounds, 1473 Eureka Canyon- Road, Watsonville, Callifornia, preferred. SOCIAL SECURITY ii CAN PAY FUNERAL EXFENSES ASK FOR FREE I0OKIET GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2372 14th Oakland Telephone 534-1632 '2850 Telegraph Oakland Telephone 451-6434 935 S.Thompson Rd, Lafayette iciepnone loJ-jaxs years later he became the first parks and recreation di- rector when that agency was created to oversee the entire w' program. Survivors include his widow; Maude, DeTurk, a son; Harry of Uplands; two Eleanor Karrer of Seattle and Florence' eJSkey of Sacramento; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry A Dev Tiirlr rif Martinsvillp- Tnrl J. Rose and Manuel Rose, of Son Pa- blo; grandmother of Valeria Dies and Joe Lambton, both of Richmond, George Dias and Suzanne Dias, botfi of San Pablo and Diannt Short of So-b a great-grandmother of Lisa Short of El Sobrante, and Klmberly Lambton and Randy Lambton, both of Richmond. A member of SR. R.S.I.

Number 14 of ian Pablo. A ot Fatal, Azores Islands; aged 72 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services conducted at the San Pablo Chapel of the WILSON KRATZER MORTUARIES, San Pablo, on Friday, September 1st, 11:00 a.m. For further Information, pleas telephone 232-45S2. mARKHAM, James Henry (Hank), in Oakland, August 27, 1947., gloved tius- band of Gerrruoe c.

jviarwrwm; oroiner of Mrs. Alio Ellis, Mrs. Josephine Walsh; uncle of several niece and nephews. A native of Rio Vista; aged 74 years. A member of Teamster Union Local Number 70.

Private funeral service were held Wednesday, August 30th at Sacred Heart Church af 10:00 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. CHAPEL OF THE OAKS, Oakland Mortuary service. MONAHAN, Charlotte W.

In Redlands August 24, 1947, loving wife of the lata Jack L. Monahan; devoted mother of Mrs. Dorothy Ellsworth of Forest Falls, California; loving sister of Mr. Ore L. Murray, Stanley D.

Chapin and Ralph F. Chapin of Spokane, Washington, and the late Ethel M. Tharsing. A native of Nevada, Family graveside service war held Wednesday, August 30th at 3:00 p.m. at Mountain View Cemetery.

CHAPEL OF THE OAKS, Oakland Mortuary service. PALMER, Theodore A In Oakland, August 30, 1967, beloved husband of Elizabeth Palmer; loving father of Andrew Palmer of Santa Ana and Susan Pal-merof Oakland; brother of Paul Palmer of Saugus. A native of Minnesota. A member of San Francisco Press Club, the New Comen Society of North Amer-Jcav-' member of Board of Directors of Piedmont Chapter of the Camp Fir Girls, a member of the Board of Gdverf win vnaiieT vi mar nors of the San Francisco Public Reia- tions Round Table, accredited member of Public Relations Satiety of America and Publicity Co-Ordlntor for Nothern California Citizens for Kennedy in 1960 Presidential campaign. Friends ar Invited to attend memorial services Saturday September 2 at 10:30 a.m.

at th Piedmont Community Church Chapel, 400 Highland Avenue, Piedmont, Rev. Charles Harris officiating. Interment Hollywood Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society 121 East 11th Street, Oakland. (TRUMAN'S SERVICE) PEACOCK, Joseph Francis, at rest, -August.

28, 1967, dearly beloved husband of the latt Sarah Peacock; loving father of Mrs. Dorothy Paduveris, Mrs. Eleanor Sllvey, Mrs. Meriam Selba, Mrs. Thelma Paiva, Mrs.

Marie Sllva and Herbert alia cilfrcr rnvuu najwwmv the late Edwin A. and Earl M. Peaa-cock; dear brother of Johanna George; brother in law of Rosalia Ward and Mrs. Ruth Lees of Walnut Creek; also survived by 58 grandchildren and 71 great grandchildren, A. native of Hawaii; aged 82 years.

A retired member of Roofer's Union, Local No. II. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Friday, September 1 at 9 a.m. from the new COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2626 High Street, Oakland; thence to St. Anthony's Church, for a Requiem Mass to be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 St.

Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Thursday evening at I p.m. For further Information please call 536-5454. PEACOCK, Beerg Edwin, In Alameda, A lsU.1 UaJjhiiAj4 SmaBtfhlah I August 30, 1967, beloved husband of Lu cille W. Peacock; loving fattier of Howard A.

Peacock, Eloise L. Grewe; grandfather of George Kristlne L. and Timothy H. Peacock, Neil A. Sines and Dorothy L.

Grewe; brother of LH-' lian Savage of take Tahoe. A native of Toronto, Canada; aged 75 years. A member of Berkeley Lodge No. and A.M. A retired Southern Pacific Railroad signalman.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Friday, September 1 at 1:30 p.m. at the Fruitvaie Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvaie Avenue, Oakland. Rev. Joseph Vredenburgh officiating.

(Parking area adjacent to Chapel (For further information please phone $334114. SERRANO, Joell, In Oakland, August 31, 1967, beloved daughter of Joseph M. Serrano and the late Celia Serrano; loving sister of Lucille Van Gorder, Dudsey Smith, Beth Hunton and the late Henry W. A native of New aged 58 years. A member of Catholic Daughters of America, Court of Our Lady of Good Council, No Porintwotly wi4owd can im a ting ot! aereae bMuty.

Tbe wnm roeoti you cbooea, at fte jtiD jv -ipprtrre. Phone 654-0121. Cfjapt I of tfte ttijtmei 4499 PJedmoirt mi a. va. iitut v4lj am aiimi r.

Precirfitatiort f.two sisters, Matthew "TAirFORNlX-lsan Diego Ularisey and" WiUEahi j'7f Hutter of Indiana, and a -j i Tt. Ari7fna A A1 Alameda County MARRIAGE LICENSES LATTA WHITEHEAD Milton R. Latta, 23, and Joan Whitehead, 23, both Rochester, N.Y. WHITNEY MURRAY Mark Whitney, 23, Portland, and Jean Murray, 21, Oakland. MAPES Bruce G.

Mapes, 24, San Leandro, and Linda DunA, 20, Oakland. HIRSCHMAN ORANJE Albert W. Hirschman, 24, Oakland, and Tonl Oranie, 19, El Cerrlto. LONG MITCHELL Georqe Long, ana Marilyn Mitchell, 27, both mwKtNtt JOSEPH EdWIn Lawrence, 27, Oakland, and Ruth Jo- sepn, BarKeiey. BE8ER CHAMBERS Frank Beber, 44, Richmond, and Clara Chambers, 51, San Rafael.

MENDOZA TREMBLEY Arnold Mendoza, 28, San Leandro, and Nancy Trembley, 25, Oakland. CARMICHAEL JACOBS Walter W. Carmichael, 23, Albany and Donna Jacobs, 21, El Cerrito. COLYAR SMITH Ronald E. Colyar, 26, Oakland, and Carol Smith, 25, San Francisco.

NICHOLS MITCHELL William B. Nichols, 49, Alameda, and Joy Mitchell, 50, Oakland. LAU HUI Eddy Tai-Kwan Lau, 25, Berkeley, and Sheila Chiu-Ha HuJ, 26, Oakland. CALHOUN FOSTE R-' Foster U. Calhoun, 40, and Julia Foster, 35, both Bf oericeiey.

EAtinBtlDW'incTiarlFTjeT:" man, 21, and Betty Booth, 20, both El Lerrno. BIGBEE EISEMAN Wi'llam L. Bigbee, 21, Haywerd, and Cheryl Eiseman, 18, Oakland. GILL PAULSON David W. Gill, 21, and Lucia Paulson, 19, both Oakland.

BYBEE PHAIR Howard C. Bybee, 23, and Suzanne Phalr, 24, both Oakland. STRATMORE SIEGLE Robert Sfratmore, 21, Kensington, and Donna Slegle, 23, San Francisco. BOULET SEDDONi Larry C. Bou-let, 25, and Susan, Seddon, 26, both Berkeley.

MC LELLAN CHASTEEN George R. McLellan, 21, and Phyllis Chas-teen, 17, both Walnut Creek. BRADFORD COLLINS Dwlqht L. Bradford, 17, and Beverly Collins, HOLMES LORENZ Mark Holmes. 15, San Leandro, and Luella Lorenz, 18, Haywarq.

MC KINLEY SCHNEIDER Grady TMcKlnley, 35, Livermore, and E'- lyTri -Schrielderr-28 LosAlamos, -New Mexico. COLDWELL BARNHILL ivm H. Coldwell, 24, Fremont and Catherine Barnhill, 31, Hay-ward. OYLER CUTTING Donald L. Oyer, 16, Castro Valley, and Darla Cutting, 18, Hayward.

HYLAND NUNES Eric R. Hyland, 20, and Cathy Nunes, 18, both Castro Valley, DAVIS TOCCHIN1 James V. Davis, 21, Castro Valley, and Suzannt Tocchl-ni, 18, Hayward. STOCKTON BRUN Robert A Stockton, 19, and Eileen Brun, 19,. both Hayward.

HOLDEN-- DAVIS Ronald G. Hol- den, 29, and Ann Davis, 32, both Pleasant on. KOSKI -SORENSEN James E. Ko- ski, 27, Hayward and Joanne Soren- sen, 21, Castro Valley. FITTON DIAS James N.

Fltton, 22, and Carolyn Dias, 19, both Hayward. MIHLFEITH SILVER Melvin. N. MllUfeith, 24, Saint Anthony, and Joyelyn Silver, 19, Castro Valley. CALLAWAY COUNTS William M.

Callaway, 31, San Francisco, and Vonda Counts, 29, Hayward. HOOPER HESSELT1NE Mark Hooper, 21, and Susan Hessettlne, 19, both San Leandro. LEMMONS SMITH Aivln D. Lem- mons, 34, Fremont, and Barbara Smith, 33, Hayward. funeral service phofe53-7323 3478 PIEOMOfiT AVENUE OAKUM HI Hay Ward MayorN Asks Cive To Get State Aid for BART Services will be held p.m.

tomorrow, at the Harrfy Nauman Funeral HomeW; 4041 Freep'or't Blvd. i i a 1 areSfeheduled to-speak to the Mayors Confer-' ence. TJavc'ii ha KnliATiAd xfforts at last. session of the were: Hayward Mayor John K. Smith said today he will urge tie "Alameda CouTitvayqrs to join a three-county campaign to obtain state funds forJhe.Bay Area NA1IONAL Albany N.Y.

.24, Amarillo .01, Anchorage .14, Billings .01, Buffalo .85, Burlington Vt. .29, Charleston W. Va. .06, Chicago Cin-cinatti .22, Cteaeland .52, Columbus O. f.U, Denver .10, Detroit .07, El Paso Jacksonville .06, Juneau .89, Little Rock .02, Louisville .11, Midland 'Tex.

.02, Oklahoma City .10, Phoenix .01, Pittsburgh .22, Rapid City .20. -CANADA Montreal .89, Ottawa Rapid Transit- District (BART). Smithhairman of the con ference committee )n rapid transit, said he 0 uoumy should endorse the goals drafted at a recent meeting in'. San Francisco. The San Francisco meeting was attended by cify and county officials from, San Francisco, Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

The lead-ers a dH6" bury their differences and work together on a program to get BART state aid. Three bills which would have aided rapid transit died at this year's session of the legislature. BART needs about 45120 million1- to finish the 75 miles of track promised voters in 1962," but expects some from the Federal Government. Smith said he will make the a i next Wednesday when top BART ANGLER'S TIDE TABLE Pacffic Daylight Saving Time Low High Low Hull 31 3:30 1 4:12 11:30 4.6 3:42 3.0.: 9:54 .6.0 2 4:54 11:54 4.9 2.6 10:42 6.2 3 5:30 12:24 5.1 5:24 2.2, 11:30 6.2 4 6:06 12.54 5.4 f6fl2 1.7.: 6 1:18 5.8 .7:24 0.2 2:00 7:54 0.8 High Low High Uw 5 12:24 6.1 6742 1:24 5.6 7:00 1.2 It will take urmied action byy local.leaders to gettbe mon fromxthe legislature Smith said, be. cause 'they've (BART worn out their in Sacramento.

Smith said feels confix', dent BART will get the money -if local leaders go to bit for! the districr' when the legisIaV ture convenes in January At the San Francisco meet- ing, called by John F. Shelley, area leaders, agreed to form a committee of 12 with lawmakers on the' BART problem. Each county would have four members on the committee two appoint-' ed by the board of supervi sors, two by the mayors corj'; -V Th abov timet ar for tides at Fort Point, San Francisco. Start bv figuri Indicate P.M. find the lid peaks for other araat, use th plus er minus figure given hours and minutes olow.

i i Half Mean Bay, minus San Mateo Bridge, pies TiS; Point Richmond, plus 4inole Point, plot li25; Crockett, plus Part Chicago, plus Antioch, plus Thre Mil Slough, plus Point Arena, minus 0:35. August 11 Sun rises a.m. Sun sets 7:42 p.m. Moon rises 2:81 a.m. Moon sett 1:42 p.m.

Sept. 1 Sun rises 4:19 a.m. Sun set 7:40 p.m. Moon rises 1:07 a.m. Moon sett 4:26 p.m.

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