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pa Cribune Aug. 31, 1967 Funeral Notices HIROTA, In Berkeley. August 1967, beloved husband Konoye Hirota of Berkeley: loving father of Tadashi Mamory and Akira Hirota, all of Berkeley, Susumu Hirota of Robbinsdale, Minnesota and Mrs. Masako Sakaki of Oakland; also survived by 10 grandchildren. member of Buddhist Church of Oakland and Berkeley Japanese American Citizen's League.

A native of Japan; aged 83 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, August 31 at 7:30 p.m. the Buddhist Church of Oakland, 825 Jackson Street, Oakland, Bishop Shinsho Hanayam a officiating. Friends may visit at McNARY CHAPEL. 3030 Telegraph Avenue one block south of Ashby, Berkeley, until 6 p.m.

Thursday, HOOVEN, Carl in Alameda, August 28, 1967, beloved husband of Gladys G. Hooven; loving father of Velma Lameraoux of Marshalltown, lowa, Janice Ha Kalbaugh of Sebastapol and the late Robert M. Hooven; grandfather of eight grandchildren and seven great -grandchildren; brother C. A. Hooven and Mrs.

R. C. Wood Marshalltown, Mrs. of Walter Smith of lowe. Mrs.

Gerald McKibben of Marshalltown and Mrs. Harold Hodson of A native of lowa; aged 77 years. A member of the First Congregational Church of Alameda and former member of the East Oakland Kiwanis Club. Funeral services were held Thursday, August 31 at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of FOWLER-ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 Santa Clara Avenue, Alameda, the Rev.

Gail Cleland officiated. JOHNSON, Sophie Agnes August 29, 1967, beloved wife of Edmund Johnson; loving daughter of Mrs. Ruth Kuemper of Soest, Germany; dear sister of Mrs. Mae Butler of Boston, Mrs. Julia Stone of Lynn, Jacob Boczkoska of Boston, grandmother of Edmund D.

Jones of Germany, Mrs. Linda Colborn of Oakland, and great-grandmother of James Edward Colborn. A native of Poland. aged 67 years. Friends are invited to attend the services at the GARDEN CHAPEL of the PRATT-FLIERL MORTUARY, 1044 Hayward, Saturday, September 2, at 10:00 0 a.m., 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 the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. Entombment Holy Sepuichre Mausoleum. KANEEN, Milla In San Leandro, August 30, 1967, beloved wife of the late Philip E. beloved mother of Philip H.

Kaneen and Belle Kaneen Arfsten; loving grandmother of Alfred E. Arfsten and Patricia Kaneen; also survived by nieces and nephews. A native of Utsira, Norway; 79 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 please call 534-1632. LEMOS, Margaret H. Dias, in San Pablo, August 29, 1967, of 2429 Market Street, San mother of Alfred M. Dias of San Pablo, William V.

Dias of El Sobrante, Nubert "Babe" Dias of Richmond; sister of Frank Rosa, Ernest Rose and Manuel Rose, all of San Pabio; grandmother of Valerie Dias and Joe Lambton, both of Richmond, George Dias and Suzanne Dias, both of San Pablo and Dianne Short of El Sobrante; great-grandmother of Lisa Short of El Sobrante, and Kimberly Lambton and Randy Lambton, both of Richmond, A member of S.R.R.S.I, Number 14 of San Pablo. A of. Faial, 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, at 11:00 a.m. For further information, please telephone 232- 6552.

MARKHAM, James Henry (Hank), in Oakland, August 27, 1967, beloved husband of Gertrude E. Markham; brother of Mrs. Alice Ellis, Mis. Josephine Walsh; uncle of several nieces and nephews. A native of Rio Vista: aged 74 years.

A member of Teamsters Union Local Number 70. Private funeral services 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, Chariotte W. In Redlands August 26, 1967, loving wife of the late Jack L. Monahan; devoted mother of Dorothy Ellsworth of Forest Falls, California; loving sister of Mrs. Ora Murray, Stanley D. Chapin and Ralph F.

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

CHAPEL OF THE OAKS, Oakland Mortuary service. (TRUMAN'S SERVICE) PALMER, Theodore in Oakland, AUgust 30, 1967, beloved husband of Elizabeth Palmer; loving father of Andrew Palmer of Santa Ana and Susan Palmerof Oakland; brother of Paul Palmer of Saugus. A native of Minnesota. A member of San Francisco Press Club, the New Comen Society of North America, a member of Board of Directors of Piedmont Chapter of the Camp Fire Girls, a member of the Board of nors of the San Francisco Public Relations Round Table, accredited member of Public Relations Society of America and Publicity Co-Ordinator for Nothern California Citizens for Kennedy in 1960 Presidential campaign. Friends are invited to attend memorial services Saturday September 2 at 10:30 a.m.

at the 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. PEACOCK, Joseph Francis, at rest, -August.

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

Marie Sliva and Herbert Peacock, all of Oakland, Frank and Elmer Peacock of Hayward and the late Edwin A. and Earl M. Peaacock; dear brother of Johanna George; brother in law of Rosalia Ward and Mrs. Ruth Leese of Walnut Creek; also survived by 58 grandchildren and 71 great grandchildren, A. native of Hawail; aged 82 years.

A. retired member of Roofer's Union, Local No. 81. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the services Friday, September 1 9 a.m. from the 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 Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Thursday evening at 8 p.m. For further information please call 536-5454. PEACOCK, George Edwin, in Alameda, August 30, 1967, beloved husband of Lucille W.

Peacock; loving father of Howard A. Peacock, Eloise L. Grewe; grandfather of George Kristine L. and Timothy H. Peacock, Neil A.

Sines and Dorothy L. Grewe; brother of lian Savage of Lake Tahoe. A native of Toronto, Canada; aged 75 years. A member of Berkeley Lodge No. 363; F.

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. af the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N.

COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland. Rev. Joseph Vredenburgh officiating. (Parking area adjacent to Chapel (For fur. ther information please phone 533-4114.

SERRANO, Joelle, 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 Mexico; aged 58 years. A member of Catholic Daughters of America, Court of Our Lady of Good No Permanently endowed ting of serene beauty. The ments you choose, at the price approve.

Phone 654-0125. Chapel of the Chimes Crematory 4499 Piedmont Avenue. Oakland Publicity Executive Palmer Dies AMMON. M. in San Leandro, AUgust brother of John Ammon.

Mrs. Hollis Overton, Hazel Stuedie and Beryle Stuedie: also A leaves numerous nieces and nephews. native of Mis souri; aged 55 years. Friends invited to attend funeral services Friday, September 1st at 10:30 a.m. from the HOME CHAPEL OF ANDKER PETERSEN, 5th Avenue, ner of East 15th Street, Oakland, Dr.

F. Marion Smith officiating. BABBINO, George F. In Oakland, August 30. 1967, beloved husband of Mrs.

Mae Babbinos brother of Mrs. Rose Polher: sister-in-law of Mrs. Edna Sweet; brother-in-law of Frank, Worth. A native of San Francisco; aged 20. member of the Modern Woodsmen of America, Teamsters Un Local No.

432. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the services, Saturday. September 2, at 2 from the LAUREL CHAP. EL. OF p.m., ALBERT ENGEL AND 8300 High Street, Oakland.

Inurnment, private. (For further information please call 532-6068.) DENNING, Stephen in Berkeley beloved hus- August 30, 1967, of Berkeley, Denning; band of Margaret L. Ullrich loving father of Mrs. Helen D. of Randall of Santa Cruz and Kleffer DenBerkeley: brother of Mrs.

Margaret ning of Yakima, Washington; grandfather of Louise Ulirich. A native of Idahe; aged 73. years. A graduate of the tiniversity of Idaho. A member of First Phi Congregational Church of Berkeley, ident Delta of the Mens Club of the First Theta Fraternity and a past presCongregational.

Church. Friends are Invited to attend servIces at the First CongregationCuhrch, Durant and Dana Streets, 11 8.m. Berkeley, Dr. Vere Loper officiating. Friday.

September Friends may call at BERKELEY HILLS CHAPEL, 1600 Shattuck Avenue Cedar, until Thursday at 10 at In lieu of flowers contributions in p.m. his memory, may be made to your favorite charity. ELLIS, Donald J. in Palo Alto, August Con29, 1967, of 147 Detroit Avenue, cord, beloved husband of Mrs. Lorene F.

Ellis of Concord; loving father of Pamela Sue, Donald Gene and Denny Ray Ellis, all of Concord; dear brother of Mrs. Ruby Hayes of Cassville, Missouri and Mrs. Georgia Angelo of Springfield, Missouri. A native of Veropa, Missouri; aged 38 years. Friends are -invited to attend funeral services, Friday, September 1, at 3 p.m., in the MacFARLANE BRYANT CHAPEL, 1385 Galindo Street, Concord.

Interment, Memory Gardens Cemetery, Concord. (For further information please call 682-1100). EVANS, Merril in Albany, August 30, 1967, beloved husband of Lorraine Evans; loving father of Merril C. Evans. grandfather of Mark, Meriline and Drucena Evans.

A native of Oregon; aged 61 years. wit Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Avenue Chapel of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Friday, September 1, 1967, at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Darwin Mann officiating. Services will be concluded at the, mortuary chapel.

(Ample off street parking) Inurnment Mountain View Crematory, For further information please call 451-6434. FASSIO, Giovanni (John), in San Francisco, August 29. 1967, beloved husband of the late Natalina Fassio; loving father of Julian Fassio, Florence Ghlo and Josephine Spano; dear father-in-law of Rina Fassio, Anthony Ghio and Sam Spano; also, survived by eight grandchildren; brother-in-law. of Laurina Fassjo, Lena Oletta and G. Montenella: also survived by nieces and nephews, here and in Italy.

A native of Revigillesca, d'Asti, Italy; aged 75 years. A member of Monte Cristo Social Club and Construction and General Laborers Union, Local No. 261. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday, September at 8:30 a.m., from the Chapel F. SUHR 2929 Mission Street, near 25th, San Francisco; thence to St.

Jo seph's Church, 10th and Howard Streets, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum. Recitation of the Rosary, Friday, at p.m. FRECCERO, Francesca, in Oakland, August 29, 1967, beloved wife of the late Stefano Freccere; loving mother of Mrs. Catherine Orr and Mrs.

Genevieve Gustin of Alameda and the late Angelo Freccero; grandmother of Stephanie, Kathleen, Mary and Morris Gustin 111; mother-in-law of David Orr and Morris Gustin; sister of Pietro, Gievanni and Giuseppina Cipresso of Italy, and the Plate Baci Cipresso of Alameda; sister-in-law of Angelina Freccero of Alameda and Madalena Cipresso of Italy; Nephews, nieces and cousins in California and Italy. A native of Stella San Giovanni Battista, Prov. Savona, Italy; aged 78 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday, September 1, at 9:30 a.m. from the Chapel of SMILEY GALLAGHER 1415 Oak.

Street, Alameda: thence to St: Philip Neri's Church where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated commencing at 10 a.m. Recifation of the Rosary, Thursday evening at 8:00. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Visiting: hours to 9:00 p.m. GIBSON, Cnarles Nelson, in Oakland, August 28, 1967, beloved husband of Mrs. Maude E.

Gibson; devoted father of Mrs. Theima M. Radden of Detroit, Michigan; Mrs. Lois E. Oubre, and Mrs.

Audrey L. Robinson of Oakland; loving grandfather of Jeri 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 A member of the First AME Church of Oakland, the Retired Railroad Men's Club, Menelik Temple No.

36, Victorian Consistory No. 25. and West Gate Lodge No. 36, Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Friday, September, 17:1967, at 10. a.m.

at the Chapel of the Chimes, 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland. Reverend. J. Russel Brown officiating minister. JACKSON FUNERAL HOME, 1904 Adeline Street, Oakland, directors in.

GREEN, 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 native of New Mexico; aged 33 years.

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 Mass wiH be said for the repose of her soul. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Recitation of the Rosary, Friday, at 8 p.m. in the SAN RAMON VALLEY CHAPEL, 279 Front Street, Danville.

HERSEY, Willard in Oakland, August 28, 1967, beloved husband of Margaret Hersey, loving father of Joan and Lois Hersey. Mrs. Dorie King and Mrs. Donna Burke; brother of Elmer P. Hersey of Oakland and Mrs.

Dorothy Ouderkirk of Oregon; grandfather of Danny King; cousin of Mrs. Flora Harrower and Mrs. Olwyn Ronna. A native of Oakland; aged 55 years. Friends are invited to attend memorial services Saturday, September 2 at 1 p.m.

in, the Fairhaven Bible Chapel, 401 MacArthur Boulevard, San Leandro. For further information please call the ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 653- 7323. Memorials to the Koinonia Christian Conference Grounds, 1473 Eureka Canyon Road, Watsonville, California, preferred. 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 1319 and the Retail Clerk's Union, No. 870. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral- services Saturday, September 2 at 8:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland; thence to St.

Elizabeth's Church, 1500 34th Avenue, where Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul commencing at a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Ceme tery. (Parking area adjacent to Chapel) For further information please phone. 533-4114.

SMITH, Taimage, in Alameda, August 2, 1967, beloved husband of Smith; loving father of James Ewell and Robert Smith of Alameda, Burton Smith of: San Leandro, Darrell Smith of Missouri, Erton of El Sobrante, Wayne Smith of- Richmond, Thelma Lynch of Grass Valley, Pauline Neuberger, Lorraine Roberts, Jewell Tate and Patricia Brown, all of Alameda and: Katherine Stamme of Richmond; also survived by 25 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. A native of Arkansas; member of the Church of Christ. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday, September 1 at 1:30 p.m. in the Gothic Chapel of the HAGY-KEENAN MORTUARY, Central Avenue at Ninth Street, Alameda, Rev. Andrew F.

House of the Church of Christ officiating. Interment Oakmont Memorial Park, Lafayette. SNELLING, Nellie of 9307 Lawlor Street, Oakland, August 29, 1967, dear aunt of Katharyn Luckock of Oakland, James Snelling of Turlock and Mrs. Theima Hartwick of Modesto; great aunt of Mrs. Arlene Luckock of Oakland, Lawrence of Palo Alto, Robert Snelling of Los Angeles, Clarence Snelling of Turlock, James Hartwick of Ceres, Mr.

Joyce Claunch of Corona and Mrs. Shirley Galvin of Paradise. A native, of Oregon; aged 92 years. Friends are invited to attend the services at the SANTOS ROBINSON MORTUARY, 160 Estudillo Avenue, San Leandro, Thursday, August 31 at 3 p.m. Interment, Chapel of the Chimes, Hayward.

For further information please call 483-0123, SJOBERG, Theodore in Oakland, August 30, 1967, beloved husband of Gertrude Sjoberg; loving father of Mrs. Gertrude Hobbs of Union City; grandfather of Ruth A. Larson and Tanya Lee Hobbs of Union City; brother of Ellis Sjoberg of El Cerrito, Walter B. Sjoberg of Oakland and Melvin Sjoberg of Pinole. A native of Oakland.

life member of Oakland Lodge 188. and A.M., Letter Carriers Association, No. 76, Old Timers Baseball Club, East Bay Stamp Club, 1.0.F. No. 1237 and East Bay Oaklia Club.

Friends are invited to attend services at the 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. parking in adjoining garage) (Ample Inurnment, private.

Donations to the Shriner's further Hospital -would be appreciated (For information please call 534- 1632). 29, TAKAHASHI, Tsuya, in Berkeley, August 1967, wife of the late Eitaro Takahashi; loving mother of Ken, Asae and Harve Takahashi, Akira, all of Berkeley, Shigeru Takahashi, Mrs. Midori aruy am a and Mrs. Miyuki Griggs, all of Richmond, Sakaye Takahashi of El Cerrito, Mrs. Michi Stanton of Oakland, Mrs.

Toki Hirashima of San Bruno, Mrs. Tamayo Kuwata of New York and Kiyoshi Takahashi of Chicago; also survived by many dren. A native of Japan; aged 69 grandchilyears. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday, September 1 7:30 p.m. at McNARY CHAPEL, at their new location, 3030 Telegraph Avenue, one The block south of Ashby, Berkeley.

Rev. John K. Umeda of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating. TOURNAT, Waldo in Walnut Creek, August 26, 1967, of 1700 Golden Rain No. 1, Walnut Creek, beloved husband of Mrs.

PhyWis A. Tournat; brother of Mrs. Clara 0. Preston Downey, Mrs. Georgia L.

Tibbles of Macadonia, lowa, Mrs. Stella, Danker of Olive, Leigh H. Tournat of Orange, Mrs. Grace Jones of Oceanside. native of San Antonio, Texas; aged years.

Associated with Boys Ranch of Amarillo Philanthropic Cause and ownof a trailer court in Concord. Friends are Invited to attend services at the OAK PARK HILLS CHAPEL, 3111 North Main Street, Walnut Creek, Friday, September 1, at 11 a.m. Interment, Magnolia Cemetery, Garden Grove. TRIPLETT, Charles William, in Oakland, August 30, 1967, beloved husband of the late Lulu Triplett: loving father of Leona Tanson, Ernest W. Triplett and Doris Clark; loving grandfather of Claude Tanson, Carol Lee Cadden, Diane Triplett, Claudia Wyman and Jo Anne Clark: gerat grandfather of Erin and Patrick Cadden, Nadine and Jan Tanson; brother of Claude and Henry Triplett.

A native of: Kentucky: aged 98 years. member of the Elmhurst and Fruitvale Christian Churches. Friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Saturday, September 2nd, at 10:30 a.m. at the Fruitvale CLARENCE, N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Avenue, Oakland.

Rev. R. L. Harrell officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland.

(Parking area adjacent to chapel. For further information please call 533-4114.) VADNAIS, John in Oakland, August 29, 1967, loving father of Mrs. Fern Robello; loving brother of Lawrence Vadnais, Vernon Vadnais, Mrs. Rachael Wright and Mrs. Della Ballinger; also survived by eight grandchildren.

A native of North Dakota; aged 68 years, Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Friday, September 1, at 8:30 a.m., from the LAUREL CHAP. EL of ALBERT ENGEL and 3300 High Street, Oakland; thence to St. Paschal's Church, where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing, at 1 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday, at 1 p.m. Interment, St.

Mary's Cemetery. For further information please call 532-6060. VOLLHEIM, Ada, in Oakland, August 29, 1967, loving mother of Dorothy Avey and Bernice Pollock, both of Oakland; grandmother of William; sister of Grace Jett of Tacoma, Washington; aunt of Lenora Homs Edmonds, Washington. A native of Tacoma, Washington; aged 76 years. The remains of Mrs.

Vollheim will be 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 please phone 533-4114. S.F.

Deaths BIXEL, Hazel D. BODIN, William A. BRICKER, 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, Pat KOLOBOFF, Zenta McKEON, Chris D.

NICHOLS, Alma REYNOLDS, Mary M. RICHARDT, Louisa T. Card of Thanks CROFT, Harold B. We wish to express our deepest gratitude 10 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. Geraldine Stahlberg Mrs. Kathleen Stevens Robert D. Croft ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART ASSOCIATION Gratefully acknowledges Memorial gifts toward the fight against heart disease.

Al a med a County Heart Association Memorial gifts may, be mailed to: Headquarters, 121 East 11th Street, Oakland, HI 4-3564 or presented at Citizens National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland. CATHOLIC CHARITIES gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts, 433 Oakland, 834-5656. CITY OF HOPE gratefully acknowledges contributions. 2876 Brookdale Avenue, K.E 3-8442. Vital Statistics 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 DUNN Bruce G. Mapes, 24, San Leandro, and Linda Dunn, 20, Oakland. HIRSCHMAN ORANJE- Albert W.

Hirschman, 24, Oakland, and Toni Oranje, 19, El Cerrito, LONG MITCHELL George Long, Berkeley Marilyn Mitchell, 27, both LAWRENCE JOSEPH Edwin B. I seph, Lawrence, 24, 27, Berkeley. Oakland, and Ruth JoBEBER CHAMBERS Frank Beber, 46, 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 Hui, 26, Oakland. CALHOUN FOSTE R- Foster U. Calhoun, 40, and Julia Foster, 35, both Berkeley. DESMAN BOOTH Richard Desman, 21, and Betty Booth, 20, both El Cerrito. BIGBEE EISEMAN Willam L.

Bigbee, 21, Hayward, 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 Phair, 24, both Oak'land. STRATMORE SIEGLE Robert Stratmore, 21, Kensington, and Donna Siegle, 23, San Francisco.

BOULET SEDDON- Larry C. Boulet, 25, and Susan. Seddon, 26, both Berkeley. MC LELLAN CHASTEEN George R. McLellan, 21, and Phyllis Chasteen, 17, both Walnut Creek.

BRADFORD COLLINS Dwight L. Bradford, 17, and Beverly Collins, both Oakland. HOLMES LORENZ Mark Holmes, 15, San Leandro, and Luella Lorenz, 18, Hayward. MC KINLEY SCHNEIDER Grady McKinley, 35, Livermore, and El-Schneider, 28, Los Alamos, New Mexico. COLDWELL BARNHILL IVan H.

Coldwell, 24, Fremont and Catherine Barnhill, 21, Hayward. OYLER CUTTING Donald L. Oy. er, 16, Castro Valley, and Darla Cutting, 18, Hayward. HYLAND NUNES Eric Hyland, 20, and Cathy Nunes, 18, both Castro Valley.

DAVIS TOCCHINI James V. Davis, 21, Castro Valley, and Suzanne Tocchini, 18, Hayward. STOCKTON BRUN Robert A. Stockton, 19, and Eileen Brun, 19, both Hayward. HOLDEN DAVIS Ronald G.

Holden, 29, and Jo Ann Davis, 32, both Pleasanton. KOSKI James E. Koski, 27, Hayward and Joanne Sorensen, 21, Castro Valley. FITTON DIAS James N. Fitton, 22, and Carolyn Dias, 19, both Hayward.

MIHLFEITH SILVER Melvin, N. Mihifeith, 24, Saint Anthony, and Joyelyn Silyer, 19, Castro Valley. CALLAWAY COUNTS William M. Callaway, 31, San Francisco, and Vonda Counts, 29, Hayward. HOOPER HESSELTINE Mark Hooper, 21, and Susan Hesseltine, 19, both San Leandro.

LEMMONS SMITH Alvin D. Lemmons, 34, Fremont, and Barbara Smith, 33, Hayward. funeral service Since 1873. THAT COSTS NO MORE ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 0 phone 653-7323 3476 PIEDMONT AVENUE OAKLAND Theodore A. Palmer, 61, 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 included 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 the Bay Area Public Relations Roundtable. Surviving are his widow, 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 1 Chapel, 400 Highnd Piedmont.

Arrangements are under the direction of Mortuary. The family has requested donations to the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers. 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 serying 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 Episcopal Church of Oakland; the Retired Railroad Men's Club; 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 CONCORD A Requiem Mass, for Martinez, 12-year-old a Meadow Michael Homes School pupil who died of cancer Monday, will be offered at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in Queen of All Saints Church. The youth leaves- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raul Martinez; two brothers, Gregory and Jeffry, and a sister, Raulene, all of 1421 Carmelita Court. Recitation of the Rosary will begin at 8:30 p.m.

tomorrow in the MacFarlane-Bryant Chapel. Interment will be in Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Lafayette. Steel Alloys CLEVELAND Nickel, chromium, molybedenum and vandadium are used in a number of alloy steels for the purpose of making them stronger. Aug. 31.

Deta From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 66 Average For Rain 50 40 50 Showers 70 Low Temperatures Expected FORECAST Until Friday Morning COOLER WEATHERwest's record heat will lessen and generally milder also forecast for the eastern nation, the northern Plateau Pacific North- northern and tonight, 'are expected temperatures are sin, parts of half of the over the south and the Weather Summaries Bay Area Fair through tomorrow except fog and overcast near the ocean extending inland night and morning. High tomorrow in Alameda County 62 to 68. Low tonight 50 to 57. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h.

in afternoons. Northern and Central California Fair through tomorrow except fog and low overcast along, coast and scattered thunderstorms Sierra Nevada. Cooler inland. Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area Fair fhrough tomorrow but some afternoon cloudiness. Slightly cooler tomorrow.

Sierra Nevada Partly cloudy noons and ex enings.a Slightly cooler tothrough tomorrow with scattered thunderstorms mainly 1 south part in aftermorrow. San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomerrow. Cooler over valley tomorrow. Low tonight 57 to 67. High, tomorrow 85 to 95.

Gentle wind excepi westerly 10 to 20 m.p.h. north end. Santa Clara Valley Fair through tomorrow except overcast late night and morning. High tomorrow 75 to 85. Low tonight 50 to 57.

Low tonight at San Jose 55. Northwesterly wind 10 to 15 m.p,h. in afternoons. Livermore Valley Fair through tomorrow but low overcast in mornings. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h.

in afternoons. Diablo, San Ramon, and Moraga Vatleys Fair through tomorrow except local morning low cloudiness. High tomorrow 78 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 overcast along coast, Chance of a 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 iocated 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 the central valley and probably some of the mountain areas will be a little cooler tomorrow. A weak high in the upper air over Arizona and southern Nevada continues to bring moist unstable air west- Ship Movements SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subject to change without notice. TODAY BREVIK, Los Angeles, Pier 45 C. E. DANT, Beach, NSC CANADIAN I 'STAR, Seattle, OOH DON ANTONIO, Los Angeles, Pier 7.

ERLANGE, Eureka, Enc. FELICE D'AMICO, Coos Bay Howards HANNIBAL VICTORY, 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 HARDING, San Diego, ARD. STEEL ROVER. JApan, OAT.

TEXACO CALIFORNIA, Anacortes, Richmond. VANTAGE PROGRESS, Yokohama, Parr 3. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I AN YO, Taiwan Army St. CAP CORRIENTES, Pier 30-32. LURLINE, Los Angeles, Pier 35 (Docks 8 am).

PENDRECHT, Long Beach, 9th Ave. PHILLIPS KANSAS, Sumatra, A-12 Amorco. SANTA MARIA, Los Angeles, Union Rich. TENNESSEE MARU, Long Beach, Pier 45. TOSAHARU MARU, Los Angeles, Pier 9.

vISA, Los Angeles, Pier 92. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ANNA BAKKE, Hong I Kong, Pier 32. CARO ORANGE, Brazil Pier 42. CALMAR, Portland, Parr 5. CANADIAN STAR, Los Angeles, OOH.

COLUMBIA, Philidelphia, Pittsburg. HAWAIIAN NONARCH, Honolulu, Enc 5. JAG VIJAY, Eureka, Howards Term. LUCILE BLOOMFIELD, Vietnam Port Chicago. MEADOWBROOK, San Pedro, Anch.

12. MINERVA, Japan, Pier 45. PENN CHALLENGER, Puerto Rico, 00H 3. POINT LOMA, Port San Luis, Oleum. central Plains.

Showers tonight in the Great Bathe southern Plains and Atlantic -(AP) ward and northward. Thunderstorms mainly during the afternoon andeve ning are expected -through the mountains and deserts of southern California and spreading northward into the Sierra Nevada. This activity will diminish northward so the most frequent thunderstorms will be in the southern Sierra Nevada southward. This flow pattern will also keep very little fog along the coast of southern California and temperatures there will continue to be quite hot during the afternoons. Elsewhere fair weather will continue.

Coastal winds will be mainly from the 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: sunny skies will prevail across the nation. Showers or thundershowers will be scattered along the East Coast and the South, and also through the intermountain region of the West. Cooling is expected from Maine to New Mexico with slow warming across the upper Plains to Minnesota.

Temperature Table BAY AREA Concord 95 54 Danville 96 50 Fremont 86 50 Livermore 99 53 Martinez 92 53 Oakind Arpt. 72 56 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield 101 84 Eureka 60 53 Fairfield 97 58 Fresno 102 68 Hamiltn Fid. 79 49 L. Angeles 100 73 Moffett Fld. 79 58 Needles 110 82 NATIONAL Albany N.

Y. 85 62 Albuquerque 83 57 Amarillo 85 55 Anchorage 64 63 Atlanta 82 63 Billings 61 50 Birminghm 85 61 Bismarck Boise 96 69 Boston. Brwnsvied Buffalo Bringtn Vt. 58 Casper 62 Christn S.C. 73 ChristnW.Va.

82 63 Chrite N.C. 84 64 Chicago 70 57 Cincinnati 85 "57 Clevelnd 76 57 Columbs 0. 83 53 Denver 72. 48 Des Moines 45 Detroit 73 50 Duluth 65 37 El Paso 85 62 Fairbanks 68 52 Fargo 73 40 Ft. Worth 102 75 Gt.

Fails 83 53 Hefena 77 50 Honolulu 90 Houston 94 74 Indianapis 82 52 Jcksh Miss. 88 Jcksonville 73 CANADA Ottawa 69 Regina 74 Calgary Montreal 5585 PAN AMERICA Acapulco 86 77 Balboa 90 79 Bermuda 86 79 Havana 86. 75 Hermosillo Kingston 195 Mexico Cty 73 55 INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen. 12 a.m. a.m., 59; Ankara, 3 a.m., 76; Berlin, 1 ham, 12 a.m., 55; Cairo, 2 a.m., 73; 72; Copenhagen; 1 a.m., 57; Hong Kong, bon, 12 a.m., 73; Madrid, 1 a.m., 72; Manila, 8 a.m., 75; Nice, 66; Paris, 1 a.m., 57; Sofia, 2 a.m., 57; 10 a.m., 52; 72; Tokyo, 9 a.m., 75; Vienna, 1 a.m., 55.

Orinda Pittsburg Pleasanton Richmond S. F. Airport 73 Paso Rbis 106 Red Bluff 102 Sacramento 101 Salinas 73 San Diego 86 Snta Brbra 77 57 Stockton 101 65 Thermal 106 75 Juneau 68 62 Kansas Kansas Cty Cty 78 50 Las Vegas 97 Little Rock 87 Louisville 85 Memphis 86 Miami Bch Mdind Tex. Milwaukee Mpis.St.PI. New Orleans New York No.

Piete Okla. Omaha Philadipha Phoenix Pittsburgh Prtind Me. Portind Ore. Raleigh Rapid Cty Reno Richmond St. Louis St.Pbg.

Tpa 88 SitLkeCty Antonio St. Ste. Mre 37 Seattle 78 59 Shreveprt 95. 73 Spokane 94 63 Tucson 98 75 Washington 85 68 Wichita 80 55 Toronto 69 45 Winniepg 70 Vancouver 76 58 Monterrey 70 Nassau San JanP.R. SaoPuloBrzl St.

Kitts 76. Tegucigalpa Veracruz 82 73 55; Amsterdam. a.m., Athens, 2 a.m., 59; BirmingBrussels, 1 a.m., 55; Casablanca, 12 a.m., a.m., 57; Dublin, 12 8 a.m., 81; LisLondon, 12 a.m., 59; Oslo, 1 a.m., 50; Malta, 1 a.m., 72; Moscow, 3 a.m., 61: Rome, a.m., 71; Stockholm, 1 a.m., 55; Tel Aviv, 2 a.m., 75; Tunis. 1 a.m., 61; Warsaw, a.m: Precipitation San Diego .14, There mal .08. NATIONAL Albany N.

Y. .24, Amarillo .01, Anchorage Billings .01, Buffalo .35, Burlington Vt. .29, Charleston W. V.a: .06, Chicago Cincinatti .22, Cleveland .52, Columbus 0. 084, Denver -10, Detroit .07, El Paso .01, Jacksonville .06, Juneau .89, Little Rock .02, Louisville .11, Midland Tex.

.02, Oklahoma City .10, Phoenix .01, Pittsburgh .22, Rapid City .20. CANADA- .89, Ottawa: 728. CHARLES A. DETURK Former parks head DeTurk Rites Set Tomorrow SACRAMENTO Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Charles A. DeTurk, 61, who as state director of the Department of Parks and Recreation pioneered the state park bond program which resulted in the resent state parks system.

Mr. DeTurk died yesterday in local hospital after a month's illness. A native of Indiana and: Alameda County MARRIAGE LICENSES COELHO LIEDERBACH Jack Coelho, 18, and Joy Leiderbach, 18, both San Leandro. COSTA ELSEA Gary L. Costa, and Linda Elsea, 18, both of Castro SEYMOUR, Hayward, LEIVA and Thomas Elaine K.

Leiva, Sey-. 20, Castro Valley. DIVORCES FILED MONTGOMERY, Robbie vs. 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. PORCHER, Grady vs.

Carl. LOPEZ, Rula vs. Gilbert. MAYER, Mary C. vs.

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

Vernon. WEMMER, Gary S. vs. Stella. WILSON, Pamela vs.

James. SCHEIBNER, Maria vs. William E. SELZ, Norma vs. Peter.

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

Leonard Jr. (annutment). SOUZA, June vs. Anthony W. RENFRO, Mardell 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. VALL, Jeannette vs.

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

vs. Mildred. ZANIN, Gerald ve. Carel-(annulment) GRASTON, Marjorie vs. Edward C.

POLK, Nellie vs. Stephen. FARRINGTON, 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 R. WOLON, Amelia from Joseph G. DEMICELL, Duane A. from Ceelste N. DEMICELL, Duane A.

from Celeste N. CURRIER, Roberta from Frank 0. WOLFE, Frances from John DNEHAMS, Willie from Roosevelt. BROWN, Constance from Stephen L. SADLIER, Ida from James T.

BRITO, Gloria from Russell J. HAGEN, Nadine from Laurance J. NICHOLS, Bette from Marshall E. HARVEY, Maxie from Jacquelyn. FINAL DECREES RILES, Wanda from Eston.

YOUNG, Gayle from Eddie. SLAGH, John R. from Marjorie. GOMES, Elizabeth from Arthur E. DARST, Hallie from Homer R.

FIERRO, Diana from Charles L. DOWNING, Abraham L. from Cather. ine. -NOHAVA, Michelle from Myrel L.

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

BORGES, Vera from. Jose B. GIAMANCO, Beverly from Cosmo. C. STIFF.

Ollis from George W. DICKSON, Evelyn from Donald. CORALLO, Karen from John S. BARRACK, Colleen from Gary D. HOLMES, Georgina from Joseph K.

BERNEY, Michael S. from Linda. BAIRD, Mary from Robert D. FOLEY, Joan from Donald R. TOBIAS, Linda from David N.

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

Kooreman, 23, Orinda. PACHECO-HENRY Albert A. Pacheco, 21, and Michele A. Henry, 19, both Martinez. NEIL Robert T.

Nell, 20 San Francisco, and. Barbara S. Ray, 19, Pleasant Hill. PINEDA-PEREZ Arcadio Pineda 111, 23, and Rachel D. Perez, both Pittsburg.

STEUBER-HALE Edwin C. Steuber, 35, Dover, and Maxine T. Hale, 34, Antioch. MYER-WOOD Richard A. Myer, 20, Oakland, and Kimberly Wood, 18, Walnut Creek.

MENASCO-SILVA Ronald T. Menas: co, 22, Antioch, and Sandra L. Silva, 22, Stockton. DIVORCES FILED MALTBY Annette vs. George.

BATEMAN Mary vs. William D. MUSTAIN Sharon vs. Paul ERICKSON, Gloria vs. Dennis J.

MATTHEWS Jessie vs. George graduate of the University of Indiana, he went into park work in 1930 as a landscape architect in Pittsburgh, Pa. He was Indiana director of from 1939 to 1945, and was a state parks planner for the state of Washington when appointed director of the Department of Beaches and Parks by Gov. Edmund G. Brown in1959.

His selection followed a na. tion wide search, and two years later he, became the first parks and recreation director when that agency was created to oversee the entire program. Survivors include his widow, Maude, E. DeTurk, a son; Harry of Uplands; two daughters, Eleanor Karrer of Seattle and Florence Giskey of Sacramento; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ax DeTurk of Martinsville; sisters, Mrs. Matthew Clarisey and Mrs. William Hutter of Indiana, and a stepbrother, Robert B. Staley of Arizona Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Harry A.

Nauman Funeral Home at 4041 Freeport Blvd. charge. 12208 Hayward Mayor Asks Drive To Get State Aid for BART ANGLER'S TIDE TABLE Low 31 3:30 4:12 2 4:54 3 5:30 6:06 6 1:18 High 5 12:24 Pacific Daylight Saving Time High 10:48 4.4 11:30 4.6 11:54 4.9 7:24 0.2 Low 6:42 The above times are for tides at Fort indicate P.M. To find the tide peaks for given in hours and minutes below. Half Moon Bay, minus San plus Pinole Point, plus Crockett, Antioch, plus Three Mile Slough, August 31-Sun rises 6:39 a.m.

Sun sets 5:42 p.m. Sept. 1-Sun rises 6:39 a.m. Sun sets 6:26 p.m. Hayward Mayor John K.

Smith said today he will urge the Alameda County Mayors Conference to join a threecounty campaign to obtain state funds for the Bay Area 5.8 6.1 Rapid Transit District (BART). chairman of the conference committee on rapid transit, said he believes Alameda County mayors should endorse the goals drafted at a recent meeting in San Francisco. The San Francisco meeting was attended by city and county officials from San Francisco, Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The leaders agreed to 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 $120 million to finish the 75 miles of track promised voters in 1962, but expects some from the Federal Government. Smith said he will make the recommendation next Wednesday when top BART Low High High Low Point, San Francisco. Stars above other areas, use the plus or minus figures Mateo Bridge, plus Point Richmond, plus Port Chicago, plus plus Point Arena, minus 0:35. sets 7:42 p.m. Moon rises 2:01 a.m.

Moon 7:40 p.m. Moon rises 3:07 a.m. Moon sets officials are scheduled to speak to the Mayors Conference. He said he believes BART's lobbying efforts at the last session of the legislature were uncoordinated. it will take unified action by local leaders to get the money from the legislature Smith said, because "they've (BART) worn out their welcome" in Sacramento.

Smith said he feels confident BART will get the money if local leaders go to bat for the district' when the legislature convenes in January. At the San Francisco meeting, called by Mayor John F. Shelley, area leaders agreed to form a committee of 12 to work with lawmakers on the BART problem. Each county would have four members on the committee two appointed by the board of supervisors, two by the mayors conference..