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Oakland Z02Tribune Oct. 2,1968 Funeral Notices Funeral Notices -of his soul commencing 9:30 at a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m. Interment Golden, Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. (For 533-4114) further Park- information please phone Ing arca adiacent to Chapel.

RIVERS, Cov, of. Dublin, Sept. 30, loving 1968, father beloved of Steven Coy Rivers; loving husband of Jane Rivers; step-father of Michael Burns and Judy Knowles; loving grandfather loving of Jane, Tommy and Rita Knowles: twin brother of Troy Rivers; other also relatives. survived by nieces, nephews and A native of Hollis, aged 43 vears. A member of Warehouseman's Local No.

853, Little League and Senior League of Dublin, California. Friends are invited to attend services from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 E. 14th on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 3, at 1:30.

So- Interment Rolling Hills Cemetery, El brante. (For further Information please call 632-1011.) SMITH, Wayne of Oakland, Oct. 1, 1968. beloved 'husband of Pearl M. Smith; loving father of Mrs.

Ethel L. Crumpton of Stockton and Dolores Wayne Donald and Deanna J. Smith; brother of Fort and Andrew dren. A native of Louisiana: aged 70 Smith; also survived by, four grandchilA member of El mhur st Seventh day Adventist Church of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend services Friday, Oct.

4, at 1 p.m. at the Elmhurst Seventh-day Adventist Church, 9658 Thermal Oakland, Elder W. E. Penick officiating. Interment, Sunset View Cemetery.

Friends mav call at the new SUNSET VIEW MORTUARY, 101 Colusa Ave. Berkeley until 11. a.m. Fridav. TOLIVER, Bernard In Oakland, Sept.

29, 1968, of 733 Arimo: Oakland, beloved husband of Mrs. Grace M. Toliver: loving father of Darrell and Bernie Toliver of Oakland and Mrs. Cathy Simpson of Milwaukee; son of Mr. Dewev Toliver of Chicago.

A native of Chicago, and a resident of Milwaukee for 10 vears, and of the East Bav for 5 vears. A president of C.P.P.C.A. Probation Parole, a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, was emploved by California Youth Authority: Funeral, services will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5 at p.m. conducted by A.A.

Rayner and Son Mortuary, 318 East 71st Street, Chicago, Ill. For further information please call FOUCHE'S HUDSON FUNERAL HOME, 3665 Telegraph, Oakland, Chicago and Milwaukee papers please copy. THOMPSON, Marie LaFrance, In Oakland, Sept. 30. 1968, loving aunt of Mrs.

Myrtle McNaille of Richmond, Mrs. Sophie McNallie of Bellingham, Albert Martin of Alberta, Canada, and of New York: Mrs. Catherine Frickey also survived by other nephews. Friends are Invited to attend services Friday. Oct.

at 3 p.m. in the of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, 3476 Piedmont Oakland. WINTER, Maud Lester, In Oakland, Sept. 30, and 1968, Neille daughter Lester: of loving the aunt late George Josephine Merciarl, Mrs. Eleanor Falconer, Mrs.

Barbara, Alameda, Walter Victor Lonnie G. Silva, Mrs. Lorraine Cuenca, Mrs. June Falconer, Charles Clifford Lester and Nellie Kemp, and the late Joseph L. and George W.

Silva and George Lester; sister of the late Ella Silva, George, Clifford, John and Victor Lester. A native of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. at the CHAPEL of the OAKS, OAKLAND MORTUARY, 3007 Telegraph Avenue.

Interment Mountain View Cemetery. WILLIAMS, Martha In Oakland, Sept. 29, 1968, beloved wife of Charles H. Williams mother of the late Stephen Gregory King; grandmother of Daniel G. King; sister of Mrs.

Florence Gearon; great grandmother of Katherine King. A native of San Francisco. Private services. were held Tuesday Oct. 1 at TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Ave.

at 30th Street, Oakland. Memorials may be sent to the American Cancer Society, 477 15th Street, Oakland. Card of Thanks HUSTEAD, Sgt. Terry. We wish to thank our many friends, and relatives, for the beautiful floral offerings, donations and cards received during our time of bereavement.

Mr. and Mrs. Shoe Hustead. ALAMEDA County Heart Assn. gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts.

Mail to office, 121 E. 11th Oakland, 444-3564, or present at Crocker Citizen's National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland. CITY OF HOPE appreciates donations. 2876 Brookdale, Oakland. KE 3-8442.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts. 433 Jefferson Street, Oakland. 834-5656. San Francisco Deaths Altick, Bernard P. Mahoney, Dahlmenn, Sophie John W.

Gehrmann, Muzio, Laura V. Adolph E. Nowak, Julian M. Hart, Oswald Webb, Richard J. Kunakoff, (Dick) Michael J.

Wolfe, Morris Vital Statistics BENDER, Rosemarie vs. Victor J. HARKS, Helene vs. Robert J. TRUSCOTT, Carol S.

VS. Thomas TAKAGI, Susan vs. Makoto BARRON, Jimmy R. vs. Joyce M.

JABLON, Barry P. vs. Karen L. MYERS, Celeste vs. Gerald (annulment) JONES, Judith G.

vs. Ronald E. JOHNSON, Matilda F. vs. Vs.

James E. ALLEN, Patricia P. Thomas H. SHOCKLEY, Lillian M. Vs.

vs. Gary John G. BOTTOMLEY, Carol M. A. (annulment) MARTINEZ, James C.

vs. Sarah J. SCAVO, Margalo vs. Mike V. Mary vs.

Frances R. Jr. RICHARDSON, Gladys R. I. vs.

vs. Lee Charles F. WHITEAR, Carolyn BALLARD, Ann M. vs. Charles W.

Contra Costa County BIRTHS Born to the wife of: AYLWARD, David boy, 9-22. BARBEE, Jack girl, 9-19. Harry bov, 9-21. BUCKLEY, Jack Girl, 9-27. BOWERS, Garland, boy, 9-23.

CARPENTER, Russel girl, 9-22. Robert E. girl, COOLIDGE, John girl; 9-21. CARTER, George boy, 9-22. Clark girl, 9-23.

CURTIS, Ben boy, 9-26. CHAMBERS, Gerald girl, 9-24. DUNHAM, Lee boy, 9-23. EINHORN, Joseph bov, 9-26. FLORES, Terrance boy, 9-16.

FERNANDES, Richard girl, 9-24. FARRIS, David boy, 9-26. FORTNER, Donald boy, 9-21. FORBES, Donald girl, 9-25. GRECO, Michael girl, 9-22.

HUGHEY, Carion, girl, 9-20. HOLMES, Ernest, girl, 9-22, Dennis L. JARVIS, Walter bov, 9-21. JEFFRIES, Frank boy, 9-22. JOHNSON, Green, boy, 9-19.

LACY, Franklin boy, 9-24. LANZA Joseph, boy, 9-25. LOCKHART, Jack boy, 9-15. LEE, Eugene girl, 9-20. GUYER, Donald girl, 9-17.

MC CURRY, Larry girl, 9-18. MC KENNA, John girl, 9-22. PEACOCK, John girl, 9-22. PETERSON, Martin' boy, 9-22. PARINI, Ronald girl, 9-21.

PERKINS, Dewitt boy, 9-26. 9-17. SANBORN, John boy, SANDERS, Henry girl, 9-18. Larry girl, 9-18. STANSELL, William girl, 9-15.

SILVA, Lowell girl, 9-21. TEEL, Alden bov, 9-20. TAYLOR, Joe bov. 9-22. THOMAS, Frank girl 9-15.

Johnny boy, 9-21. Donald boy, 9-17. WILLIAMS, Roy girl, 9-21. WHITE, Bobby bov, 9-23, 9-27. WALKER, David bov, Alameda CountyDIVORCES FILED Kenneth W.

vs. Victoria Wayne C. SPRINGSTEEN, Joyce vs. P. MARRIAGE LICENSES COURTOIS-CROWE Allen T.

Courtois, 16, and Debra Crowe, 15, both Concord. Hugh T. Davis, 20, and Linda Pramberg, 19, both Concord, Earl Denbeste, 44, EI Cerrito, and Irene Williams, 45, Concord. reira, 19, and Marilyn Antony, both Antioch. GOODSON-CARLON Donald 20, Goodson, 26, and Marion Carion, both Pittsburg.

GRANT WRIGHT Theodore E. Grant, 26, and Nicki Wright, 18, both Walnut HANCOCK 19, Pleasant Hill, Timothy, and W. Carolyn HanFoster, 18, Pittsburg. HAWKINS Berkeley, and William Linda H. Fisher, Haw23, Walnut Creek.

JONES Paul J. Jones, 20, Martinez, and Carol Carter, 18, Rancho Cordova. KROTZ-HAYDEN Douglas R. Krotz, 29, and Holly Hayden, 24, both Orinda. Erhard P.

Nieber, 26, Walnut Creek, and Margaret Salisbury, 28, Concord. Michael T. Plumb, 22, and Marilyn Baker, 20 Martinez. PEREIRA-COOKE Hill, and John Toni R. Cooke, Pereira, 17, 19, Pleasant Walnut Creek.

RISNER- ARTIS Lawrence J. Risner, 26, and Dianne Artis, 24, both Concord. Chalmers Hanson Jr. 25, Alamo, and Betty Musgrave, 21, Concord. Harold Franson, 66, and Emma Campbell, both Walnut Creek.

Michael E. nold, 19, and Julle McAfee, 18, both Antioch. HURLEY John Russell, Hurley, 29, Lafayette, and Monica 29, Oakland. Donald Behrendt, 22, Clavton, and Laurene Williams, 20, Walnut Creek. JEMES Frankle L.

Jemes, 31, San Ramon, and Carolynne Horvath, 21, Walnut Creek. DALE -MORGART Alfred S. Dale, 72, and Morgart, 70. both Oak- land, DIVORCES FILED EHLE, Richard J. vs.

Barbara J. Sharon J. vs, Robert LeRoy BROOMALL, Diana A. vs. Pat A.

CARR, Aaron Vs. Mary E. MINGER, Mariorie E. vs. George E.

FORTNER, Vonie N. vs. Billy NIDEVER, Cleo T. vs. Mark A.

EARLE, Kathleen D. vs. Albert N. KEISER, Carolyn L. Robert J.

LETT, Juanita H. vs. Edwin E. ROBINSON, Norman S. vs Eleanor M.

LOMBARDO, Mary vs. Frank P. DERSCHON, Richard Joseph vs. Fiona Elise. MacPHEE, Betty Jean vs.

Joseph D. NORMAN, Robert H. vs. Jean K. HYDE, Elizabeth E.

vs. Marshall H. CARLSON, Kay vs. John Everett (annulment). AINSWORTH, Marlorle E.

VS, John Leonard (separate maintenance) LOPEZ, Johnnie vs. Bernard GREER, Linda vs. Larry SAN NICHOLAS, Jean vs. Gregorio. the A A in Murder Pistol Identified ADAMS, Mary, Veronica, In Oakland, 29, 1968, 4469 Hillsborough Drive, Castro Valley, beloved wife be- of late John Orn.

Adams; dearly loved mother of Veronica Adams of mother-in-law of Ralph Sommer of Redding and Clarice Sommer: dear tro sister of Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Florence Kiser and John Mrs. Davenport, all of Portland, South Ore, Carolina: and loving grandmother of Donna Maria and Mary Aon Landere and Jeffrev Sommer. A native of PennVeronica Adams and Jane, John, James sylvania; aged 73 vears.

A resident of Hayward for 35 vears. Friends are invited to, attend, the PRATT services at the MORTUARY, 1044 Street. Hayward, Thursdav, Saints Oct. 3, Church, at 10 a.m.: thence to All where a Mass will be said for 10:30 the a.m. repose for Recitation of the Rosary, Wednesher soul commencing at dav, at 8 p.m.

Interment, Holy Sepuichre Cemeterv. Parking facilities directly across. from. the Mortuary, For forther information please call please 581-4545 or 351--2765. Redding papers copy.

AUER, Catherine In. Castro of Dorothy Valley, Oct. 1, 1968, dear mother Norman. A native of Pennsylvania. Private family services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Chapel of ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY, Interment 3476 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

Mountain View Cemetery: CARDOZA, Joseph of Hayward, Oct. 1, 1968, beloved husband of Mary M. Cardoza; loving father of Joseph Cardoza, Jr. of Oakland; of dear grandfather of Kathleen Daniels San Mateo; great grandfather of Michelle Soderman of San Mateo; dear brother of Serafino Tavares of Hayward, Frank Cardoza of San Jose, Daniel Tavares of Oakland, Carlos Tavares, Rosa Soares and Valentine Tavares, all of Azores Islands and the late Manuel Tavares and John Tavares; also survived by of many U.P.E.C. nieces and Council, No.

25 of Oakland and nephews. A member I.D.E.S. Council, No. 73 of Oakland. A native of Azores Islands; aged 81 vears.

Friends are Invited to attend BROS. the CHAP- funeral from SORENSEN EL. 1140 B. St. Hayward, Friday, Oct.

4 at 9:15 a.m., thence, to St. John's Church, Lewelling San' Lorenzo, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose his soul commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary at the Mortuary Thursday eve. at 8 p.m. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum, Hayward.

ELLEDGE, Julia, May, In Oakland, Oct. beloved mother Mrs. Nina Jehnson of Oakland, Mrs. Ernestine Carrington of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Lillian Manwell of Wheatland and Mrs.

Martha, Trundrung of grandchildren Hayward; also and survived by three seven great -grandchildren. A native of aged 88 years. Friends are invited to attend services Thursday, Oct. 3, at 1 at TRU- at MAN'S, St. CHAPEL, Telegraph Entombment, Ave.

Sunset Mausoleum. FRASER, in San Pablo, Sept. 30, 1968, husband of Mrs. Swanee Mrs. Fraser of El father of Betti King of Sherman Oaks and Thomas H.

Fraser of New York Citv; brother of Lionel, Henry, Malcom and Albert Fraser, all of Salem, grandfather of Kevin and Kelly King, both of Sherman Oaks. Coroner-Public -Administrator of Contra Costa County, Physician and Surgeon in Richmond for 40 years. A native of Ile Verte, Quebec, Canada; aged 70 years. Friends are Invited to attend, funeral services at the Civic Center Chapel of the WILSON KRATZER MORTUARY, Richmond, Oct. 3, at 11 a.m.

Expressions of remembrance may made to the Brookside, Hospital Service League Memorial Fund. For further information please telephone 232-4383. GOSS, Morton In a Pleasant Convalescent Hospital, Sept. 30, 1968, of 3248 Sun Valley Walnut Creek, beloved husband of Lillian Goss; loving grandfather of Miss Cheryl Thompson of Walnut Creek Mrs. Patricia Werner of 29 Palms, Calif.

A native of Colorado; aged 88 years. Funeral services were held the OAK PARK HILLS CHAPEL, 3111 N. Main Walnut Creek, Wednesday, October 2, 1968, at 1 p.m. with Rev. W.

Eugene. Harell officiating. Private Inurnment was at the Chapel the Chimes, Oakland. For further Information please call 934-6500. KANEY, Joseph In Alameda, Sept.

30, 1968, dearly beloved husband of Mae Kaney of Alameda; loving father of Jack Kaney of Alameda and Joe Kaney of Sacramento; loving brother of Catherine. Kaney Allen of loving grandfather of John M. and Michael J. Kaney of Alameda and Susan and Kristine Kaney of Sacramento. A native of Alameda.

A member of Alameda Lodge No. 1015, B.P,O.E., Longfellow School Boys and Old Timers Baseball Association of Alameda. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, Thursday, Oct. 3, at 9 a.m., from the Gothic Chapel of the HAGYKEENAN MORTUARY, Central Ave. at Ninth Alameda; thence to St.

Philip Neri's Church, High St. and Van Buren where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Officers members of Alameda Lodge No. 1015, B.P.O.E. Elks will assemble 7:30 p.m.

at HAGY-KEENAN MORTUARY to canduct services for our departed brother, Joseph Kane. Recitation of the Rosary, Wednesday evening at Cemetery. 8 p.m. Inferment, Holy Sepulchre KEMMERLE, Doris In Palo Alto, Sept. 28, 1968, beloved sister of Martin Mrs.

Anne Park of San. Leandro vived by several nieces and nephews. A Kemmerle of. Stateline, also surnative of San Francisco; aged 85 years. rial Friends, are invited Thursday, to Oct.

attend 3, at memo p.m. at the Chapel of Memorles, Howe services St. Pleasant Valley officiating. Oak. Rev.

Lance. (TRUMAN'S SERVICE) Mabel in Alameda, D. Sept. 29, Dunning 1968, of loving Piedmont, mother Alvin of Mrs. LeGallee of San Francisco and the late Don LeGallee, sister of Mrs.

C. V. Lundahl and Mrs. R. Blewett, both of Turlock.

A native of aged 92 vears. A member of the Plymouth United Church of Christ. Friends are Invited to Pivmouth attend memoChurch Christ, 777 Oakland rial services at United Oakland, Memorial Sunday. contributions may be made to Oct. 6, at 12:30 p.m.

your favorite, charity or the Plymouth United Church Christ. For further information MORTUARIES, please call 451-6434. GRANT ER MARTIN, Marjorie In Oakland, Sept. 30, tin; 1968, loving beloved mother of of Marian M. Norwife John W.

Marris; grandmother of Lynn, Richard California; and John Norris. A native of aged 68 years. rial services Thursday, Oct. 3, at 3:30 Friends are Invited to attend memop.m. in the Tower Chapel Piedmont of Mountain View Cemetery, 5000.

Oakland. Memorials to the American Cancer ALBERT Society or BROWN charity of MORTUARY, your choice. 653-7323. Oct. 1, 1968, beloved husband of Jean MASTERSON, Patrick, of Fremont, Masterson; loving father of Kathleen Roop and Carolyn Miller dear son of W.E..

Masterson of Vacaville: brother of Marjorie Neuwaid of Castro Vallev: grandfather of Jeanette Mariorie, James A. Miller Willows; and Michael D. RooP. A native of aged 47 vears. Friends are Invited to attend MORTU- services the SANTOS ROBINSON ARY, 160 Estudillo San Leandro, Thursday.

Oct. 3 at p.m. ment Chapel of the Chimes, Santa Rosa. For further information please call 483-0123. MORRELL, Hildegaard at rest, Oct.

1968. dearly beloved wife of the late Harry P. Morrell; loving mother of Mrs. Harriet Carroll New York: devoted grandmother of Robert Carroll Jr. and Paul Carroll; dear sister of Mrs.

Elsie Behr of Oakland and Axel Petersen of Minn. A native of Sweden. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the services. Thursday, Oct. at 2 EL, p.m..

2626 High Oakland, Pastor C. at the COLONIAL CHAPH. Eller officiating. Interment, Mountain. View For further please call 536-5454.

PERAZZO, Michele, in a Walnut Creek hospital, Sept. 30, 1968, of 2157 Whyte Park Ave. Walnut Creek, beloved husband Ernestine Perazzo: loving father of Mrs. Eleanor Sweeney and Alfred: Perazzo, both of Havward, Revnard Perazzo of San Francisco, Irene Perazzo of Walnut Creek and the late Olga Rovere; also survived by seven grandchildren. A native of Italy; aged 81 veers, Recitation of the Rosary will be held in the Garden Chapel of HULL'S WALNUT CREEK CHAPEL, 1139 Saranap Ave.

off Boulevard Way, Wednesday, Oct. 8:15 p.m. Services leaving from HULL'S WALNUT CREEK CHAPEL, Thursday, 3 af 9:15 a.m.: thence to St. Mary's, Catholic Church, 2039 Mt. Diablo Walnut Creek, where.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a.m. Concluding pravers and interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Lafavette. PETERS, John In Yountville, Sept. 29, 1968, beloved husband of the late Nina Peters; devoted father of John F. Peters loving brother of.

Mrs. Bernice Dawson, Robert S. Peters of San Francisco and George A. Peters Antioch and the late Mrs. Mattie Hunter, Mrs.

Marie Mendenhall, Mrs. Nora Eastman Will G. Peters. A native of Glen Ellen, Sonoma County: aged 82 years. A veteran of World War U.S.

Navy Reserve, Veterans of Foreign Wars and East Bay Navy Post No. 3765. A resident of Oakland for 40 years. Friends are respectfully invited to at-fend funeral services Thursday, October 9 a.m. at the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N.

COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale, Oakland; thence to St. Jarlath's Church, Fruitvale and Pleasant where a Mass of Requiem will be offered for the respose 8 York: By LLOYD BOLES Tribune Staff Writer SAN JOSE A jet black, long barrelled, nine shot Ruger automatic pistol killed young Tim Luce in a vineyard and the same gun pumped five slugs into the back and head of his pretty 17-year-old companion, Susan Bartolomel. That's the conclusion presented the seven many five woman jury in the BraunMaine murder trial yesterday by Fred W. Wynbrandt, criminalist and ballistics expert for the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification (CII). But the question of who Weather Forecast, Summary Bay Area Fair.

through tomorrow except for low cloudiness in most of the area for a time this morning and along the coast through tonight. The high tomorrow In the high 60s to mid 70s. Low, tonight 15 from 45 to 55. the afternoon. Westerly winds 10 m.p.h, in Northern and Central California Mostly fair through tomorrow.

Diminishing fog and low cloudiness in the central coast tomorrow. Northwestern California Fair through tomorrow. Low tonight, and high tomorrow at Ukiah 48 and 89. Fort Bragg 50 and 60. Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area Fair, through tomorrow.

Sierra Nevada Fair through tomorrow but with some cloudiness in the south portion. San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomorrow but with some high cloudiness in the south portion at times. Low tonight in the 50s. High tomorrow in the high 80s and low 90s. Northwesterlv winds 5 to 15 m.p.h.

in the afternoon. Santa Clara Valley Fair through tomorrow. High tomorrow in the 70s. Low tonight from 45 to 55. Northwest winds 10 to 15 m.p.h.

in the afternoon. Low tonight and high tomorrow at San Jose 55 to 77. Valley. Fair through, tomorrow with slight daytime warming. Westerly winds 10 to 15 m.p.h.

in the Diablo "San Ramon and Moraga Valafternoon. levs Fair through tomorrow Northwesterly to In 15. the m.p.h. 70s. afternoon.

High tomorrow Low tonight from 45 to 55. California Summary Fog and low, cloudiness continues along much of the California coast fair. this Some morn- high cloudiness is being reported as a result of ing but Inland skies are the upper level storm system that was over Disturbance has moved off the evada Monday. central California coast where it is expected to be nearly stationary during the next two days. The low will spread some high cloudiness over southern and central California for the next few days but the northern part of the state is expected clears this to be fair after coastal cloudiness Additional moisture appears headed morning.

for the state. Hurricane Pauline the 19th tropical. cyclone in the eastern Pacific Ocean this season is now about 90 miles west of the tip of lower California and is headed northwest. It Is expected California to curve across northern lower and enter the Pacific southwest greatly weakening by Friday this morning. will Increase with cloudiness over the southMoisture from storm ern part of the state with a chance of showers and thunder storms In the southern mountains tomorrow night and Friday.

National Summary Sunny and dry weather will cover much and of the nation. showers thundershowers are likely across the midwest Mississippi River valley. It will turn sharply cooler from the northwestern midwest to the Texas panhandle westward to Idaho and eastern "NATIONAL OUTLOOK for TOMORROW. A cold front will extend from western New. York through extreme northwest Alabama and northwest Louisiana to southwest Texas where It will become stationary to.

southern Nevada. A large high will be centered over southeast Montana. Temperature Table BAY AREA Concord 75 56 Oakland 60 70 55 Danville 78 48 Niles 68 52 Pittsburg 76 55 Livermore 46 51 Pleasanton 76 50 Mt. Martinez Diablo 53 San Richmond Francisco 59 34 CALIFORNIA Eureka 46 Red Bluff Bakersfield 78 Paso Rbis 7 50 Fairfield 56 Sacramento 82 53 Fresno Salinas Hamiltn Fld 69 51 San Diego Los Angles 69 61 San Fran. Moff.

Fld. 58 Santa Brba Monterey Stockton Needles Thermal NATIONAL Albany, Alb'aue N.Y. 82 50 53 Juneau Jcksnvle 508 Anchorage 45 40 Las Vegas Amarillo Lttle Rock 87 Asheville L'vitte 84 Atlanta 85. 58 Memphis 86 Billings 41 Miami Bch. 82 Brmngham Midland, Tex.

90 Bismarck 42 38 Milwaukee 79 63 Boise Paul 75 Boston Brnsvle New New York Orleans 85 Buffalo 65 Platte 86 Bringtn. Vt. Okla. City 85 Casper Omaha 83 Christn, S.C. 70 Philadelphia 83 Christ, WVa Phoenix 95 Chritte, N.C.

Pittsburgh Chicago 80 Prtland, Me. Cincinnati 60 Prtind, Ore. Cleveland Columbus, 83 Rapid City 83 63 Raleigh Denver Reno Des Moines 61 Richmond 83 68 50 Detroit St. Duluth El. Paso Salt Lk Cty Fairbanks San Antonio Worth 87 St.SteMarie Gt.

Falls. Seattle Helena Shreveport Honolulu Spokane Houtson 73 Tucson Jcksn, Indolis. Miss. 89 69 Wichita Washington 87 CANADA Ottawa- Vancouver Calgary Regina Montreal Winnipeg Edmonton Toronto gusa INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen 12 a.m.. 59; Amsterdam a.m., 57; Ankara 3 a.m., 41; Berlin a.m., 50; Birmingham 12 a.m..

57; Brussels 1 a.m., 55; Cairo 2 a.m., 68; Casablanca 12 a.m., 61; Copenhagen 1 a.m.. 43; Dublin 12 a.m.. Geneva a.m., 48; Hong Kong 8 a.m. 68; Lisbon 12 a.m., 70; London 12 a.m., 59; Madrid 1 a.m., 55; Malta 1 a.m.: 66; Moscow a.m.. 41; New Delhi 5 a.m.

77; Oslo 1 a.m., 41; Paris a.m., 57; Rome a.m., 57; Saigon 8 75; Sofia a.m. 48; Stock. holm. a.m.. 52; Sydney 10 a.m., Tel Aviv a.m., Tokvo 9 a.m., 72: Tunis 1 a.m., 70; Vienna a.m..

489 Warsaw a.m., 48; Auckland 12 64. SOUTH AMERICA Buenos Aires 8 p.m., 64; Montevideo p.m., 61; Rio De Janeiro 9 p.m., 68. Precipitation NATIONAL Billings Casper Charleston W. Va. .02: Great Falls Honolulu 1.06: Juneau Miami Beach New Orleans .32.

CANADA Calgary Regina Winnipeg .16. ANGLERS' TIDE TABLE Low High Low High 4:02 10:58 5.7 2.5 6.1 4:50 11:34 5.9 $5:08 1.9 6.1 5:26 0.2 12:04 6.1 $5:50 1.3 6.1 High Low High 5 12:04 6.0 6:02 0.6 $12:34 6.2 $6:32 0.9 6 12:52 5.8 6:38 1.1 63 0.5 Denotes p.m. hours. The above times are for tides at the Park Street Bridge, Oakland. Oct.

Sun rises 7:06 a.m. Sun sets 6:52 p.m. Moon rise 5:15 p.m. Moon sets 3:00 a.m. Oct.

3-Sun rises 7:07 p.m. Sun sets 6:50 p.m. Moon rises 9:45 p.m. Moon sets 4:08 a.m. Oct: 4-Sun rises 7:08 a.m.

Sum sets 6:49 p.m. Moon rises 5:09 p.m. Moon sets 5:14 a.m. wielded the gun confronted the jury when court was recessed following a day-long barrage of scientific testimony dealing with ballistic and fingerprint identificaton. This question may be answered when the trial moves to Susan's hospital bedside in Ukiah next week.

Whether the jury will accompany the court and the defendants, Leonard Maine and Thomas Braun, to Ukiah hinges on 'a ruling Superior Court Judge Joseph P. Kelly will make tomorrow following arguments in his chambers by both sides. Mendocino County Dist. Atty. Arthur Broaddus contendsand defense lawyers Merle Orchard and John Poulos agree that Susan, paralyzed and speechless, is too critically ill to make the trip to San Jose.

Broaddus wants to take the jury to her bedside but the defense said it was willing to allow Susan to give a deposition to the court and then return to San Jose and have her testimony read before the jury. Meanwhile, Judge Kelly gave the jury five days off and ordered them to return on Monday. Trial sessions for today and Friday were called off after the prosecutor disclosed that two witnesses he had intended to call were on a vacation trip TO Maryland and wouldn't be back in the area until Monday. The criminalist was preceded to the stand by Spiro P. Vasos, a CII fingerprint expert who, for the first time, Sheriff Assumes Coroner's Duties MARTINEZ-With the death of Dr.

L. H. Fraser, the Contra Costa County coroner's duties will be assumed immediately by Sheriff Walter F. Young under a consolidation paln approved just six weeks ago. At Dr.

Fraser's urging, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors decided to eliminate the elective post in an effort to save money and increase efficiency. Fraser's other position of public administrator will be turned over to Dist. Atty. John A. Nejedly as called for in the consolidation proposal.

The elimination of the office was contingent upon either a vacany in the office or at the end of Dr. Fraser's term in 2 Freeway Contracts Awarded LIVERMORE The Frederickson and Watson Construction Co. of Oakland has been awarded the $1.37 million contract for construction of an interchange on the Interstate 580 freeway at Vasco Road. The interchange will complete the freeway from Oakland to the Alameda San Joaquin county line. The State Department of Public Works also announced the award of a.

$1.75 million contract to McGuire and Hester of Oakland for converting Route 101 to full freeway standards between the San Quentin Wye and Manuel Freitas Parkway in San Rafael. Auto Master Keys Barred From Mail WASHINGTON (UPI) The House yesterday gave final Congressional approval to a bill to combat car thefts by banning the mailing of automobile master keys. The measure, sent to the White House, authorizes the postmaster general to make exceptions for those who use the keys for legitimate purposes. Sex Class Setback SACRAMENTO (AP) The Sacramento school board postponed plans yesterday for new sex education classes in all grades last night after some parents and other citizens raised vigorous, persistent protests. Prelate Campaigns LOS (UPI) Cardinal Josyf Slipyj, exiled prelate of the Roman Catholic Church in the Russiancontrolled Ukraine, campaigned in Southern California today for funds for the Ukranian Catholic University in Rome.

placed the defendants and two victims together in the murder car. Until yesterday none of the 50 witnesses the state has summoned have been able to place the four young people together on Aug. 21-22, 1967. Vasos testified that he found the palm prints of young Luce, son of Lake County Dist. Atty.

David Luce, flat down on the trunk lid of the late model car the defendants allegedly were driving. Luce's body, a single slug in the brain, was found in a vineyard on the evening of Aug. 21. The expert said he also found Susan's fingerprints on the outside of the car and Braun's and Maine's prints were found all over. He said he was unable to find any prints on the two guns taken from one of the de-.

fendant's room. "There were prints, but they were smudged," he explained. Wynbrandt, however, said he had no difficulty in matching the shell casings found at the Luce murder scene and those found at the site of Susan's attempted murder Aug. 22, near Sonora with test casings fired from the Ruger. He said flatly that the gun, a .22 caliber Colt revolver which, with the Ruger, were seized along with Maine, did not fire the shots that killed Luce and paralyzed Susan.

Maine and Braun, both 19, of Ritzville, Wash. have pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. WAR VICTIM Oakland's Benjamin Castaneda Funeral services are pending for 1st Lt. Benjamin F. Castaneda, 23, who was killed near Sadec, South Vietnam, last Thursday.

Lt. Castaneda was serving as a senior American military adviser with a South Vietnamese infantry battalion at the time of his death. He had been in Vietnam since June graduate of Oakland High School, he attended Merritt College as a sociology major for two years before being drafted in July, 1966. He was later sent to Officer Candidate School and then received training in infantry tactics, the Vietnamese language special warfare. Survivors include his father, the Francisco G.

Castaneda of Oakland's First Spanish Baptist Church; his mother, Sarah; a sister, Minerva, and brothers Lawrence, Albert and Adolf. Mt. Diablo State Park Fire Put Out DIABLO Nine fire. companies and two chemical bombers were called into action yesterday to snuff out a small but potentially dangerbrush fire on the northwest boundary of Mt. Diablo State Park.

The blaze, between Turtle Rock Ranch and the state park's North Gate entry, only covered a few acres before being controlled. But officials said the quick concentration of, equipment stopped what could have been a big fire. Moscow's Yom Kippur MOSCOW (UPI) -The orthodox. Jews of Moscow packed the Grand Choral Synagogue last night for Yom Kippur, the day of atonement which is the holiest of Jewish holidays. Services were also held in Moscow's two other synagogues.

Oct. 2 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 52 COOL STATIONARY 66 68 50 Temperatures 72 Are Average For Area 40 Rain ANY 40. 30 30 50 Showers 50. Snow 60 60.

Flurries XXX 70 60 Low Temperatures Expected FORECASTI Until Thursday Morning FORECAST Rain and showers are in the central and southern plateaus, predicted throughout the Mississippi changing to snow in the higher altiValley. There will also be showers It. will be cooler in the plains. LEON F. MARSH SR.

A racial milestone Rites Set For Leon Marsh Sr. BIRTHS Born to the wife of: KEEN, Billie bov, 8-29. McCORMICK, Carl bov, 8-29. 8-29. PHILLIPS, Cameron, girl, SHEA, Thomas 8-29.

WILSON, James girl, 9-1. RAMOS, Martin boy, 8-30. TYLER, TAYLOR, Ronald Arthur twin girl, boys, 8-30. FOSTER, Bennie girl, 8-31. Charles girl, 8-31.

FORD, Paul girl, 9-1. STANDLEY, James girl, bov, 9-3. 9-11. Joseph THOMPSON, Robert Milton girl, boy, 9-4. 9-3.

CLARK, Alphonso girl, 9-4. HAMMUDEH, Ahmed, girl, 9-4. BARNEY, Norman boy, 9-5. HAYNES, Richard boy, MARTIN, Stephen girl, 9-6. MURPHY, James boy, 9-6.

VAN Grover boy, 8-26. CHRISTMAN, Robert girl, 8-27. ROBINSON, Norman boy, 8-28. William girl, 8-29. SALSEDO, Daryl girl, 8-30.

GRIFFITH, Larry boy, 8-30. BARROS, Joseph bov, 8-30. BURKE, Bobbie girl, 8-30. FERRELL, Glenn girl. 8-30.

WIEDEMAN, Rodney girl, 8-31. LA VERNE, Gerald girl, 9-1. ENGLAND, Roger girl, 9-1. COOPER, Rodnay bov, 9-1. STEPHENS, Andrew boy, 9-2.

JACOBS, STEWART, Charles Robert girl, 9-2. 9-2. girl, ADAY, Garlyn boy, 9-2. MARRIAGE LICENSES WILLIAMS-WILLIAMS Jerrold Williams, 18, and Bivian Williams, 18, both oakland. LITTLE CONNELL Maureen William G.

LIttie, 21, Kerman, and nell, 20, Turlock. McDUELL-McDUELL David McDuell, 68 and Willa McDuell, 59, both BerkeJONES Clarence both Jones, 21, and Frazier Smith, 19, Oakland. ROBINSON-HALL James C. Robinson, 25, and Yvonne Hall, 21, both Oakland. GESSNER-GARDNER Robert F.

Gessner, 19, and Susanna Gardner, 18, both San Leandro. WEMMER-BISHOP Garv S. 23, Oakland, and Carol Bishop, Pledmont. ROSATI-HAMLIN Mario M. Rosafi, 22, Walnut Creek, and Sally Hamlin, 21, Berkeley.

Harold L. Timmins 24, Oakland, and Priscilla iwawaki, 20. Berkeley. KORS Kermit K. Kors, 44, and Theresa Lenac, 36, both Oakland.

Harry V. nini 22, Oakland, and Joan 'Hasselaren, 22, Berkeley. AZARIN-MCMILLAN Farzin M. AZarin, 29, and Beverly 21, both GORDON David M. Gordon.

33, Oakland, and Jackie Pacheco, 31, Castro Valley. CECIL-DENNIS -Thomas J. Cecil, 32, and Doris Dennis, 25, both Oakland. FRANKLIN-FROST -Dorchester W. Franklin 18, and Sandria Frost, 18, both Berkeley.

DOWLER-HAWKES Stephen H. Dowler, 25, and Mary Hawkes, 18, both HERNDON Anthony A. Oliveira, 23, Oakland, and Glenda 17, Tracy. BROWN-JOHNSON Frederick Brown, 35, and Gladys Johnson, 36; both Oakland. JONES-SAAKE -Thomas Jones, 25, and Carole Saake, both Alameda.

LIVINGSTON-BERTHEAUD L. Livingston, 43, Hayward, and Suzanne Bertheaud, 23, Oakland. BASU- Berkeley, BEARD and Dilip Catherine K. Beard, Basu, Los Altos. MOZON-THOMAS Herbert 17, C.

Mozon. 19, and Laura Thomas, both land. ANNULMENTS COFFEE, Madeline H. and David R. (annulment) ZIPKIN, Hyman D.

and Mary (annulment) SOLLER, Perfecta D. and Alfred T. (annulment) Alma M. and Stephen E. (annulment) INTERLOCUTORY DECREES WARRENDER, Sharon E.

from James M. PATTERSON, Etta from Ernest. TURNER, Ira L. from Elvin E. QUALLS, Carole Y.

from Odell. COBBS, Luberta from John HARRISON, Lillie M. from Donald C. Pearson, Betty L. from E.

STEPRO, Phyllis M. from Donald R. FISHER, Eva R. from Gerald KRAMER, Thomas L. Judith G.

STEINER, Leone S. from Walter Joan from, Jack I. ROSE, Dorothy from Clyde BARNES, Linda S. from Larry L. STUBSTAD, Marlys from Richard N.

Marilyn L. from Bruce A. TOLBERT, Barbara A. Chester -W. ERICK, Barbara E.

from Kenneth R. ROMERO, Ofelia from Louis HERON, SCHARFF. Roberta C. from Philip E. Joy A.

from Hobert Jr. BRYANT, Glenna from Alden SELTZER, Eugene from Jovce R. BUTOROVICH, Patricia A. from Vernon W. FILENA, Bonnie Promo Antonio.

DENNEY, Edna Rov. BRANDEL, -Catherine E. from Roland CLEVELAND, Karen B. from Herbert TIERNAN, Violet L. from Stanley S.

TERPAK, Albert J. from Georgette, NETHERCOTT, Gaylene R. from Gary CORREIA, June E. from Raymond E. DIJKMAN, Elizabeth W.

from Robert 0. FALLA, Mariorie B. Walter U. PULLEY, D. from Jane S.

FINAL SANTOS, DECREES K. from Robert A. JESZENSZKY, Attila T. from Helen B. Iris C.

from Jose E. BALCORTA, GONZALEZ, Sharon Marlene K. S. from from Jesus C. John OLSON, Joyce A.

from Roland K. HOFACKER, Barbara C. from Gilbert McBEEN, Charlotte M. from Marcus J. Elsie M.

Curtis A. LaPRE, Della M. from Lionel Jr. WILLIAMS, Virginia D. from B.

VALENTINE, Alleen B. from Earl C. WACKERLY, Judith A. from Vernon E. DEKIDOS, Maybelle J.

Donald D. SOUZA, Robert H. from Sheila D. WALKER, Mary E. from Eugene H.

CALLAN, Chin from James C. WEATHERSBY, Hazel L. from Earl L. JONES Meride Andrew MODISETTE, Anderlyne R. from Benlamin J.

SURNOS, Ella S. from George S. NORWITZ, Ruth I. from Leonard M. STEWART, Myrie A.

from Bert, Jr. DIVORCES FILED MILLER, Judy A. vs. Charles E. BOOTH, Judith vs.

James E. TWOHEY, Helen Trivs. James J. vs. Peter B.

MARCHAND. Karen F. vs. Roger R. A.

MCKINNEY, Edith M. vs. Ronald HERRON, Geraldine vs. J.B. LARKIN, Carol A.

vs. Robert J. PIERCE, Carol vs. Robert. DODD, Derrall R.

Julie. CRUZ, Prudencia vs. Julio M. (annulRANDOLPH, Betsy I. vs.

Ronald E. WRIGHT, Emma L. Lemounte. (sep. GUTLEBEN, Tuxie A.

vs. Melvin 1970. Dr. Fraser died Monday. County Administrator J.

P. MeBrien Said Young will take over the official duties, but operations would continue under the old system until the new plan can be implemented. It calls for elimination of morticians as deputy coroners and use of a medical examiner. Dr. L.

H. Fraser Rites Tomorrow RICHMOND -Services for Dr. L. H. (Paul) Fraser, 70, Contra Costa County coroner and public administrator, will be conducted at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in the Civic Center Chapel of the Wilson and Kratzer Mortuary. Dr. Fraser, a physician and surgeon active in Contra Costa County political affairs for 40 years, died Monday in Brookside Hospital, which he had helped to build. He served 12 years on the. Richmond Elementary School Board, 16 years as a Brookside Hospital director and 14 years as elected coroner and public administrator.

His term in the latter post would have expired in 1970. He lived at 2639 Billerhorst El Cerrito. Surviving are his widow, Swanee; a daughter, Mrs. Betti King of Sherman Oaks; a son, Thomas H. Fraser of New York City; four brothers and two grandchildren.

Child Dies Of Hit-Run Car Injuries Sheila Mozon, 6, of 2315 Linden died yesterday in Highland Hospital of head in-. juries received Sept. 16 when she was struck by a hit-run automobile at West Grand Avenue and Chestnut Street. Police said the child was in a crosswalk on Grand when hit by a white, 1960 Chevrolet sedan that was westbound on Grand. The car, officers said, was driven by a white male, about 30.

The rear view mirror on the left side of the car' was torn off in the impact with the girl. Sheila was the daughter of and Mrs. Louis Mozon. Draft Evasion Arrest in Church LOS ANGLES (AP) A youth fleeing prosecution on charges of failing to registerfor the draft took refuge in a church but was arrested anyway. Gregory King Nelson, 19, chained himself to 20 other persons in the Grace Episcopal Church last night, but federal marshals entered the church and arrested him.

They cut the chain with boltcutters. Funeral services be held tomorrow for Leon F. Marsh Sr. a resident of Oakland since 1900 who died Saturday. He was 86.

A native of Houston, Mr. Marsh enlisted in the U.S. Army and from 1897 to 1900 served in the Philippines. Immediately after his discharge, he became the first Negro mail carrier employed by the Berkeley Post Office. During World War he was promoted to first lieutenant in the infantry and fought in the battle of the Meuse-Argonne and the Marbache Sector.

He commanded Company and Company He organized Prince Hall Adonis Lodge No. 25 F. A.M. of California in 1916 and became its first worshipful master. He was honored the lodge last October at the Claremont Hotel for 50 years of Masonic service.

Mr. Marsh was a charter member of Pride of the West Lodge No. 7 in Oakland and he held membership Victoria Consistory No. 25. He also served as worthy patron in Queen Esther Chapter No.

4, Order of the Eastern Star. He was also past grand chancellor of the Grand Lodge of Knights and served for many years on the Oakland YMCA board of directors. Mr. Marsh was a member of Taylor Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Vivian Marsh of 2838 Grant a son, Gerald W. Marsh of San Francisco, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services will be held at the Fouchee-Hudson Funeral Home, 3665 Telegraph at 9:30 a.m. Poaching Threatens Vicuna's Existence LIMA-Peru has only 15,000 wild vicuna left of the hundreds of thousands that once roamed the Bolivian, Peruvian, Chilean and Argentine Andes. Poaching for the animal's soft wool has destroyed all the vicuna in Chile and Argentina, and Bolivia counts only about 1,000 left." Shipping News SCHEDULED ARRIVALS to change without notice.

TODAY ESSO LIMA, Canal Zone, Oxol, FERNLAKE, Portland, Pier 26. HAWAIIAN CITIZEN, Honolulu, 7th St. MALLARD, Germany, Pier 92. LURLINE, Honolulu, Pier 35 (8:00 a.m.) M.M. DANT, Diego, ARD ORIENTAL PEARL, Eureka, Pier MINORU, Beach, RLW.

PHILLIPS CALIFORNIA, Anacortes, Avon. PHILLIPS WASHINGTON, Estero 'Bay, Avon. ROTTI, Los Angeles, Pier THORSGAARD, Coos Bay, Pier 80. TOYOKUNI MARU, Japan, 9th Ave: UTAH STANDARD, El Segundo, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1968 ALESSANDRO VOLTA, Los Angeles, 80. DIEMERDYK, A OOH.

EASTERN PLANET, Long Beach; Stockton. GEMSTONE, Eureka, Grove HAWAII STANDARD, Carpinteria, RLW. HAWAIIAN, Honolulu, Pier 7. MIRRABOOKA, Portland, Univ. NEVADA MOSELSTEIN, MARU, Los Long Angeles, Beach, Pier, 80.

80. OCEAN CARRIER, San Marcos, RW ELIANA, Portland, Pt Orient. SIMBA, Los Angelos, Pier 80. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1968 ACHILLES, Cooks Inlet, Amorco. ARIZONA STANDARD, Estero Bav, -RLW.

ASIA MOMO, Japan, Stockton, BUENOS AIRES MARU, Japan. 19-23. CLEARWATER VICTORY, Yokohama, P. CONTINENTAL MERCHANT, Japan. 9th Ave.

DAIWA MARU, Los Angeles, Pier-80, GOLDEN BEAR, Los Angeles, or 5th. MARU, Pier HONGKONG OBSERVER, Los Angeles, 48. JALAGOPAL, Los. Angeles MAGELLAN, Bellingham PHIL. NEVADA PRES.

MARU, Long QUEZON, Beach, Pier 80. Pier 80. Los Angeles, REGENSTEIN, Crofton, OOH. BALLARAT, LOS Angeles SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subiect to change without notice. TODAY AMERICAN Chicago, MILLER, Subic Bay, Port ANN BAKKE, Hong Pier 32.

AZALEA CITY, Yokohama, OOH. BOUGAINVILLE, Newport, Pier 3 CALMAR, Portland, Pier 5. CAP FINISTERRE, Los Angeles, Pier 30. CHOZAN MARU, Pacific Northwest, 9th MARINER, Manila, NSC. EASTERN UME, Long Pier ANGELES, Coast, Pler 80.

MISSISSIPPI MARU. New York, -Pier NEDER Angeles, PRES. OSMENA, Los Angeles, BOM SIRANGER, Portland, Grove Far THURSDAY, Los MARU, Japan, Sacto. JAG LOMA ASHA, VICTORY, A Far 'East, Stockton. Angeles, ChiLURLINE, Los Angeles, Pier (Sails J1 PHILLIPS JASON, CALIFORNIA, Beach, OAT.

Portland, PHILLIPS WASHINGTON, San Pedro, PRESIDENT 50. MCKINLEY, Los Angeles. UTAH TEMERAIRE, Manila, Pt. WARWICHSHIRE, Japan, Anchorage, Pier ELW..