The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 14

1 2 The Times Friday, Sept. 22, 1961 DEATHS Stock Mart Mixed; Trade Is Moderate Bruno Keeps Truck Watch I Continued rrnm 11 joint nature of the victory, saying that he will or.rer with Millbrae and South San Francisco city at larneys to prepare findings or fact since both these cities are now sharing the earth haul load. In addition there is also the factor that any appeal will be based on tbc findings of fact and law. and therefore litis document must be carefully worded to avoid any chance of error. "From the practical point of view, however.

believe there is WARREN .1. SMITH Warren J. Smith. 1049 Al permorle way, Bui office manager for GeorgE A. meat packing company on the Pacific Coast, died yesterday at Peninsula hospital after an illness.

A native ol Minnesota, he lived six years in San Miitco. and Stl years in California. Surviving are his wife. Lucy: a daughter, Mrs. Jean Erickson of San Francisco: two sisters and a brother.

Mrs. Ray Rasey of Arcadia, and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Ralph Smith, both of Stillwater. and three grandchildren, Funeral services and interment will be held in Stillwater. Minn.

Friends may call at the Chapel of the Highlands in Millbrae from 1 p.m. until 11:30 p.m. a good chance that the truck; will abide by the ordinance very shortly." Galligan said. "We have notified the Ready, mix trucking company officials that Iheir permit tu haul through San Bruno expires October 1. and therefore they should seek a fo from the city before that'falo Bill) Cody.

Telephone manager are at groundbreaking ceremonies fur T's new equipment building on Sand Hill road in Menlo Park. Roy Malooey, Pacific Telephone Palo Alto manager, Selah Chamberlain Woodside councilman, William R. Lawson, Mcnlo Park mayor and E. C. Krase, Redwood Cily Pacific Births MEMORIAL HOSl'lTAL Burn Id Mr.

unci Mrs, COSTA. Bruce. HUB Doughs svoiiuo. Burlinsaine. September 1 a riaujhipr.

COMMUNITY HOSl'lTAL Rom lo Mr. and Mrs. U)OK. Walter. 112! Gratiiicla street.

Belmont. September 2J. a SDH. MATLSON. William.

139 Simla Bai'liara. Daly City, September 21. a sua. KCNON. Jimmy, 1203 Willow road.

Muillo rark. September 21. a son. SEQUOIA HOSl'lTAL Rum tu Mr. and Mrs.

SMYTH IS, James. 300 Cedar street. Redwood City, September 21. i) xuii. Robert.

131 Scenic drive. Redwoud City. September MO Arlington 1 i.iy City, September IIIlSS, Waller, Saratoga avenue. Saratoga. September 21, a Mushier.

SHELBY. James, 21U1 University avenue, Palo Alto. Scptcm tier 31. a ion. PRIED.

Juhn. 1W7 Woodside ruad. Redwood City. September pr.TKUCCHl. Harold tnn drive, Sun 2j.

a daughter. September PENINSULA HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and Mrs FLORES, Joseph. Bayvicw avenue. Millbrae, September 21.

a daughter. LAZACA. Mario. 220 Aviodor avenue, Millbrae. September 21.

a son. KOVACS. Emery. 2332 Holland street, San Mateo, September 21. IN SAN FRANCISCO Born to Mr, and Mrs.

t'UADRA. Fcl'nontlo, 41 Park Haza drive. Daly City, September II. a daughter. ELMORE, James C.

172 San Diego avenue. Daly City, September 12, a son. SIDDEN. Bernard F. 44 ferro drive, Daly City, September a.

a son, ATW1SLL. Donald 31 Cuar dn avenue. Millbrae, September NEW YORK (API The Stock market turned mixed late this afternoon as some stacks cut losses and others moved to the upside. Trading was moderate. Volume was estimated at 3.2 million shares compared with million Thursday.

A 3 point loss by Du Pont followed discouraging news from Washington about' the bill to ease the tax bite on shareholders after the General Motors stock distribution. Molor stocks firmed following news of a price boost by Studc baker Packard. That stock erased an early loss and Iraded about unchanged. American Motors rose about a point and Ford, touching another new high, gained more than that. Some of the higher priced issues continued sharply lower.

American Home Products dropped more than Cornin Glass about 4. In than 3. Corning Glass alwjl 4, International Busi Machines more than 5 and Texas Instalments about 2. Amerace and Gillette, the latter in continuing response to stock split news, rose a couple of points each. Some the aluminums backed away on word of price cutting in the industry.

Pfb.er advanced about 2 points American Smelting dropped about MARKETS AT A GLANCE Stocks Mixed: losses cut. Bonds Lo.er: volume lessens. Cotton Irregular: distant deliveries easy. CHICAGO: Wheat Higher: export buying. Corn Firm; light demand.

OaLs Lower: profit taking. Soybeans Higher; short covering. lion's Steady to strong: lop 51 ft .85. Cattle Slaughter steers steady: Build New Subdivision A new Fairway Park, in San Jose, bordering the Cambrian golf course, is the first project to be built under the newly organized Donald L. Stone Organisation banner.

Located on Barren avenue, off Union avenue, the project is open jing with 50 three and four bed room, two bath, family room: Phone Firm To Construct New Office Work started last week or. Pacific Telephone's new equipment office on Sand Hill road. The building is to house equip ment needed to meet the needs of Woodside. Partola Valley and portions of Mcnlo Park and Palo Alto, according to E. C.

Krase, Pacific Telephone manager. The Palo Alto contracting firm of Leon M. Whcatley, was awarded contract for Ihe job. Construction is tentatively scheduled for completion by nnid 12. The building, to represent an overall investment ol $1,810,000 when fully couipped.

should be in operation by early 1 963. Krase said. The office is. to be located at 2H50 Sand Hill road. The new.

one story building is to be HI by 73 feet in size. Initially, it would handle the switching needs Of 5780 phone subscrib: ers. The building is capable of fLpansion to meet future needs and could eventually handle up to ipsrovrr.stely tlJ.OCO ijhscr.hcrs. Farm Market SAN FRANCISCO (UPD Vesetables: Artichokes all districts 2,25 2 Beans local .13 Brussels sprouts Mateo 12 Lettuce Monterey 2.25 Squash Monterey 2.50 3 Broccoli Cruz 175 3 Celery Monterey 2.6& 3 Corn Aiameda 2 2.50 Onions all districts 2.50 KUENTES. Emiliuno.

370 Mun Icrev ruad Pacifica. Septembei Necessary' V. u.n',icr Kc' "'orcl JlliSc vens dL'" "(iUlilXSON. Michael or jcLsion was necessary." He indi rv.lv CMv. Umi the remote code scc homes.

The latest in features lives in Millbrae with his! incorporated in tlie architect de iwilfc. Estclic. World Obituaries LONDON il'PI British steel industry leader Sir iillis Hunter, 69. died Thursday. He had been chairman and direetur of Dorman and I.ons Co.

since 1U48. WARSAW iUPI' director Andrze.j Munk died Wednesday following a car accident. WARSAW tUPIl The Rev. K. Roman Catholic bishop of the Brcsiiu Archdiocese, died Wednesday.

CODY, Wyo. iUPJ Funeral services will be held here today for the niece of William T. (Buf jvjj s. josepmne inursion. anoui died jn bait Lone city.

nan. Sept. 12. Her mother. Julia Cody, was the elder sister of "Butlalo Bill." HONOLULU Ruby Ros enberg.

54. unit monsger lor the film "Mutiny on the Bounty." jlmed in Tahiti, died Thursday night of a heart attack. BESSIE M. EMKING12R Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. fomot'i'O'V from Chapel the Highlands in Millbrae foil's.

Bessie M. Emfinger, 40, 037 Sixth avenue. San Bruno, who died yesterday at University of California hospital after a long Iness. A native of San Francisco. Mrs.

Emfinger had lived in San Bruno fne years. She was sur ived by her husband. James: ivo children. Dennis and Terry: er parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis VVynkoop of Baldwin Park, and three brothers, Edwin YVyn koop of Bellliswer. Harold WynkOop of May wood, and Chester Wynkoap of Coviny. Interment will be in Golden Gate National cemetery. ALEX DOMARS Funeral services will be held tomorrow ai 11 a.m.

from Chapel ol the Highlands ill Millbrae for Alex Domars. 5o. t(13o Alber marle way, Burlingame, shop foreman at Lciikurt Electronics. d'. Pel insula hospital this morning after an apparent heart attack at home.

A native of Finland. Domars had lived in Burlingame 14 years and 32 years in California. He was a member of the Brotherhood or Electrical Workers. Surviving are his wife. May; two children.

Mary Diane and Ronald: and six brothers and sisters. Mrs. Rnchael Marchucci and Mrs. Marion Hill, both al Hawaii. Nicholas Domars.

Leo Domars, Levi Domars, Mrs. Kay Volikpngus. and Miss IMP1 Domars, all of San Francisco. Entombment will be in Cypress Lawn Memorial park, Colma. ntsTrtiC? assy ioformal t.v or irr i of the Sen.

Ies oered. mi v.r.ir. SAN MATEO To be published Sun Mateo. Calilorr.ia, FriBays, INSTANT DOLLS ariS.v'l stgnea nouses including tongue groove mosaic hardwood floors, built in appliances, a choice of sillier sunken living room or family room. There's easy access to shop schools and churches, Cam brian Square shopping is a 10 mitiutc walk, elementary school is only three blocks away, high school is a IC miriute walk, and ihe Camden avenue entrance to today.

to the American! Cancer society are preferred. GRACE BAIRD REDWOOD Cl'l'Y Mrs. Grace M. Baird, S2, long time iocal resident, died early this morning at her home, 89 Clinton street, after a lengthy illness. A native she lived here since '3907.

Mrs. Baird was a member of Sequoia chapter 203. O.E.S.. the White Shrine, and the Business and Professional Women's club, all of Redwood City. Survivors include two sons, Er nest H.

Baird of Redwood City, and Flovd L. Baird of Aihertou: a daughter. Mrs. Grace Mel lum dI San Carios, and lour ndc hildrcu. Funeral esrvlces will be conducted at II a.m.

Monday from the Woodside chapel of Crippen ur.d Flyr.n, Redwood Cily. En tombment will he at Mount Olivet cemetery. Colma. The Tosmaiua devil is a small bear like animal with big, strong jaws that inhabits the island of Tasmania off the coast of Au slralla. 5 DEATH NOTICE SYLVIA ln San Malco.

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1 K'l Pru.lp brolher of Theodore ind the ii ih.n: ard the ConeordiJ, The Como Frencn Club all ol 53 src icld fr hi J5 Cros6y il' 'iC QF THE SAN yiATE0 JUNI0R BICTHXT OF SAP I TIMES AND DAILY NEWS LEADER Sept. 22. 29. Oct, J961 tc .1 Director ol Sioncilcm, l5obl cl V.Tlo i't iV.c url I I ion bt a five rtjffmiuisf lhid EHjjM BUI Highway IT freeway is a five minute drive. ri v.

"We also expect that the two cents a ton charge against the earth haulers for repair of San Eruno street improvements will be paid, retroactive to the date when the court first imposed the temporary injunction." The city's new speed limit on San Bruno avenue 20 miles per hour west of El Camino Real will go into effect in about 30 days, a further precaution against an accident similar to the truck crash which demolished seven au ios and a store front and injured seven persons. Mayor Risso noted. Mayor Happy Risso and other city officials today were delighted with Judge Owens' ruling, and made no bones about their belier that much of the dirt haul crisis is past. Other citizens who live and work along San Bruno avenue were not so overjoyed, buL indicated hope that this latest epi iode in the five year battle will improve traffic conditions on the street. An appellate court decision las: week on the related rules applied by the San Mateo county excavation ordinance to earth haul trucks using San' Bruno avenue ordered the frequency of loads by Harney reduced to the level assigned by the San Bruno ordinance, but refused to limit the tion which restricts the ngnt of cities to regulate truck traffic which is being done for a public utility or "necessary" work being done by a utility by a private contractor.

Although the airport is a pub lie utility. Judge Owens decided the contractors serving it i not "necessarily" use restricted streets, since routes are available. "It should be borne in mind that at the lime the plaintiff iReadvmix trucking company entered into its contract to haul the till, the respective restrxlm. ordinances were already in effect and their contents should have been known to plaintiff," Judge Owens said. Stuart R.

Cole, who actei 023 Dated: nis 2um nay ol TEMBSR. 1301. simone HAKLEIGH. Vcr.deu To bt published in SAN MATEO TIMES AND DAILY NEWS LEADER nl Snr Mateo, cjaiitornta, jtow, September 1961. was unavailable for comment to C.

CIark vvi! leave this weekend Vegas. Nevada, and a Fire pec Uj attcr.r. i Cnief Clark said ti ir i i nodcls Of fire lightins equipment are expected to be shown. Several exhi lUons and emon strations ot the new equipment nt wiU also highlishl lhC ZZZZrZZZZT notice OF intended SALE Picr Oce. S11IONE H.U'LtlUn.

at 3MI Tamolpaib Avcr.u. in Spire unci will purol, from EDITH CUETHLINC. Vendor, ro yA? '4. CS "'2: "3:1 crrcl, cr prontrt. Valoaowl "to be l.V.

ASE: Thnt win be closed pureane, V'hV" tK'pULd, LESTSrt EBO 5 Jof 3E? Airline Vets Observing Lons Service Three Feninsula residents are this month observing 30lh anniversaries with United Air Lines. They arc: Wimon H. Allcman. general foreman, Kin Bn'tton nve San Carlos: George E. Cas scdav, general foreman.

444 Helen drive. Millbrae. and Charles B. Slalcy. lead shop mechanic.

5m Ruby street. Redwood City. Alleman joined Untied as an apprentice mechanic in Cheyenne in 1531. Following promotions to mechanic and crew chief, he was iranstciTcd to San Francisco as assistant foreman in 1S43. He became chief of plane overhaul six years later and was named to his present position in 1057.

A native of Rock Springs. Alleman attended the University of Wyoming prior to joining the company. He lives in Kan Carlos with his wife, Jessie. They have two sons, George and Lawrence. Casscday joined the airline as a mechanic's helper in Cheyenne in ifl.11.

Following promotions to mechanic, sub foreman and fore man, he transferred to ban Fran huh sn, named Gra foreman of the sheet metal department in 1955. a ti or Cnlfax. Cas Slalcy also joined the company as an apprentice mechanic in 1931. Five years later he became a mechanic and was named to his present position in 194it when he was transferred to San Fran native of Pittsburg, Kansas, Statelv 'ives in Redwood City with his wife, Lola. They have a son.

Charles. lerrip 'Tti oroq rsl'lorn i Bjr. CM Tr icr Tirrocr NAMED TO SFC Jack Melville Whitney If, (above) has been nominated tiy President Kennedy to hecome a member or the Securities and Exchange commission, Whitney, Republican, is a partner in a Chicago luw m'm His llome is subu ban WlHtiette. (AP Wircphotc SKAT OF LEARNING GREENVILLE. N.

II. The steel frame of the chair thai Henry Dunster, first president of Harvard college, used at ihe school is preserved it) an old cemetery here. A monument in honor of Dunster also is h. Ihe ceme tery. SiYice is making available Services est products to appear on Japa sar of 50 is expected lo be sold by I Si jflB colls." The costume dolls are s1 builders, jjByJBBPt TV! gir 2r.

jj Sil Bi Hl 3 V' wK1 fSV ir i i ir '3 'nocrOnT HILLSDALB SHOPPING CENTER unit Kiht) Willi Berohn. store operations: Jo am a Hal.tfield's nation wide chain or women's seph Adams, credit supervisor; Mrs. B. Moore, Xi tiof 1 f' fjX. was Lt week to a Proup store operations; Mrs.

Ilarsen store super ,0 fornisi sciit bv ms jvs: ic Ct Zo w. ft vi cnutbera area; Miss Thomas, store de 1 zjLVeS: gMW SrWW 1 shop. HortMcId's huvers from the New Ynrk IlilteHal store meager; Mr. Vh.te, store Vir" I. I r.

1 and Los Angles markets, store supervisors supervisor, central area; Stas Lee, credit 1 SS hls a dayS lh" dMff I r.m vari.es area, credit persennrl as well spcrvs.r. reolral area: II. Hart, store supcr Th nwarded o.i Ump j.i r.c iiit V. on it as sales promotion men participolfil. (Ltil't to visur: Grjnt Ui pniinotions, a 1 Over the tomrterigJMij in i mil tJm, J.IJJAW ber IK.

a son. HOLBROOK, Richard Third avenue. San Bruno. Sep I ember 15. a daughter.

MATtSKY. Leonard 21 Bel Mar. Daly City, September 15, a son. O'BRIEN, Patrick 254 Abbott street, Daly City, September 12. a son.

KL'GGLES, Lester 21 Ga Ifofta street. Daly City, Septem Hiniger Crazed Tribesmen Riot In Katanga KI.1SABKTHVILLE. Katanga. The Congo UPIi Hundreds of hurvrcr croixd Raluba tribesmen stot mctl into Elisabcthville today in a desperate hunt for food. They were dispersed hy police, but re uoi ts said the Balubas killed and injured at least four white persons in iheir violence.

White civilians were evacuating Ihrir liumes on the fringes of a nearby refugee camp where 30. cuu Bnluha refugees are housed. The camp was running short of (uod and posed a potential threat tO tlli, itv. I'ears also rose that fighting rnded by a United Nations Katanga government cease fire Wednesday might break out again tonight because many Katangesc believed the cease fire was lo last only 4o Kepuris ai i Inn slashed by whites killed, vazor edged pan Sas bush knives', and a white tirl kitlnupcd from a farm by Ea iuba reftigces came after the liii esmcu swarmed into Eliso bethville totlay screaming arid shouting for food. New Hampshire has the lowest homicide rale of any state in the union.

It was 0.3 per thousand in 195S. the latest year for which figures are available. pasting Ce assured for the years ahead I ALL FAITHS CEMETERY 200 El Camim (teal. Colma Sin Mateo County Pt.au 5.032; i i'L 'r Aril: in II'. i.

rc 17'', ScirE ROOh 70i Jn in.riw DclllVr' for oach crafl or r.r o. fcnai.c nccdoe lo ocule the Dw4 Co Sht 0l rn Assoao sc 'r MINIMUM WASE RATES Sou Cil Eo 303 SO' craf: or Typ ol Pacific yfi. juiarietla ko 5.: Ei? te Air. wr Gene Administratlor, Utilization i Disposal dclC mned'iou ly raic. btroifc sS which may is req Jircd far ihe work receive ibe mJb prcscnood rn icko Co 'oc for ih.il carr.cylar or iyi Arrteiin conlrsct is 5" BrSW 3n PARCEL 1: 43.673 Acres east side Hiway 1 between Pacific Manor area and Oceana High School in Pacifica.

PARCEL 2: 26.32 Acres' sotitS side Sharp Park Road wwt of in rapidly growing Paciiica, BftOKEP. INQUIRIES INVITED n'traci ti cib 35 '5? Pitific Hihls Su'ocwbioa, sooth of Hike site. Pacific Heights Subdivision, south of niht sttt. AS A UNIT, "aj is where is." A 2,, iKlMi S.CH?ARCEI.S aS i'' ucr 'OUB'lwIufi nf lh, GtnHr.iro 2f? i'' 115 OPEN FOR iNSPtC EACH PARCEL SOLD MOM. FOR TERMS i BSOCHURES.

CHLLWSrEWIRE C'rnV'iir VhcSAK MATEO JUNICH COLLKGE H. 3cr 1' "ir99 l'ary a'nd'la'os the solo I SmI JcTlBI Mn lyuta Consolidattd 3s" i I.