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Ex Oakland Me Tribune Oct. 29, 1970 Funeral Notices Requiem, at 10 a.m. Rosary Friday p.m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery.

ALBERT ENGEL 3630 Telegraph Oakland 652-3626 DOUGLAS, Zelda Victoria, at rest, Oct. 28, 1970, dearly beloved wife of the late Carey E. Douglas; loving mother of Mrs. Dorothy Christianer of Oakland and Mrs. Thelma Morgan of San Leandro; grandmother of Mrs.

Dianna Tayfor of Monterey, Susan Morgan of San Leandro, Mrs. Jeanette Doxsee of Oakland and Gordon A. Christianer of San Anselmo; also survived by three A native of California; aged 80 years. Family services will be held Friday, Oct. 30, at the new COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2626 High Oakland.

Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. (Phone 536-5454). DOYLE, Daniel Gannon, accidentally, in Canvon, October 10, 1970, loving son of Patrick S. and the late Muriel Slater Doyle; loving stepson of Virginia Lee Doyle; loving brother of Brother Patrick Slater Doyle O.M.I. A native of Oakland; aged 26 years.

A graduate of Sacramento State College. Friends are invited to attend services, Friday, October 30, at 9 a.m. from the CHAPEL OF THE OAKS, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph thence to St. Theresa's Church where a Requiem Mass will be cffered at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Mary's Cemetery.

Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday, at 8 p.m. ENGELKE, Ray J.of San Leandro, Oct. 28, 1970, beloved husband of the late Phyllis H. Engelke; loving father of Phillip Engelke of Newark; dear brother of Alma Myers of Columbia; also leaves 4 grandchildren. A native of Columbia; aged 71 years.

A member of Standard Lodge No. 440 Aahmes Shrine Temple, Scottish Rite Bodies Gentlemen Chefs, all of Oakland. Friends are invited to attend services at the SANTOS ROBINSON MORTUARY, 160 Estudillo San Leandro, Sat. Nov 2, at 11 a.m. under the auspices of Standard Lodge No.

440 of Oakland, Interment, East Lawn Cemetery of Sacramento. Memorials to the Masonic Home ni Decoto preferred. For information call 483-0123. HANKS, Nola in Alameda, Oct 27, 1970, beloved wife of Ray A. Hanks of Alameda; loving mother of Nancy Hanks of San Leandro and Phil Hanks of Concord; devoted daughter of- Mrs.

Ollie Pool of Fulton; sister of Mrs. Lucille Beckerly of Cohasset, Mrs. Lois Logan of Salinas, Theron Pool of Santa Rosa and Oscar Pool of Cpress, grandmother of Verne and Deborah Hanks. A native of Oklahoma; aged 57 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Friday Oct.

30 at 1 p.m. from the GEORGE MURPHY MORTU. ARY, 1421 High Alameda, the Rev. Wilfred Hodgkin officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery.

HASS, Edward Louis, accidentally in Santa Barbara, Oct. 24, 1970, of Pledmont, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs Andrew T. Hass, of Piedmont; loving brother of Carol and Claire, Hass; dear grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew T. Hass of Los Gatos and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy, M. Mrs.

Gimbal F. of Charles Piedmont; neph- Mrs. Dorr, Elmer Dahlberg of El Cerrito and Mr Leroy M. Gimbal, A native of Oakland; aged 20 years. Memorial services 11:30 a.m.

Saturday, Oct. 31 at St. Clements Episcopal Church, Berkeley. Contributions in his memory to the Edward Louis Hass Memorial Scholarship Fund, U.C. Santa Barbara, preferred.

HATTER, Sylvia Maude, at rest, Oct. 27, 1970, dearly beloved wife of Hewitt B. Hatter; loving sister of Mrs. Florence Jackson of Auburn; aunt of Laird Gale of Moraga and Mrs. Priscilla Pierce of Carpenteria.

A native of San Francisco; 67 years. A member of Elmhurst Chapter No. 455, O.E.S., Imhurst Chapter Sewing Club, Alchor Shrine No. 27, O.W.S.J. and Alchor Shrine Friendship Club '58 and '61 Warders Assn.

of the East Bay and Alameda Commandery Auxiliary, No. 58, K.T. Friends are respectfully invited attend the services, Friday, Oct. 30, at Vital Statistics Alameda County Alameda County BIRTHS Born to the wife of: MATTHEWS, Norman girl, 9-11- MOEN, Jerry girl, 9-1 NORRIS, Ronald boy. 9-4 OLSON, Gary girl, 8-31 -PACATANG, Cipriano, boy, 8-30 POUNDS, Robert boy, 9-11 POWERS Robert girl, 9-6 QUILLEN, Robert boy, 9-11 RAMIREZ, Salvador, boy, 8-24 SIERRA, Margarite, girl, 7-18 SILVAS, Richard boy, 9-10 SILVEIRA, Manuel bov, 9-6 SMALL, Grady girl, 8-17 VILLASENOR, Daniel bov, 9-6 WARF, Alan girl, 9-7 WOLFENBERGER, Steven bov, 9-9 RONEY, David girl, 8-27 HAVERBERG, James boy, 8-15 ALVES, Steven boy, 8-15 THOMAS Lowell girl, 8-15 HAYDEN, Russell bov, 8-17 BRAZ.

Agostinno girl, 8-17 DANIELS, Willaim bov, 8-17 LOWE, John boy, 8-20 BAPTISTA, CHARNOW, Elliott Ronald boy, girl, 8-20 NELSON, John girl, 8-20 Jeffrey boy, BERTELSEN, Lynn boy, 8-24 KEISNER, John girl, 8-27 GARIBAY, Jose, girl, 8-28 ORNELAS, Salvadore girl, 8-28 CORDOBA, Jesus boy, 8-28 SMITH, David girl, 8-29 FENTON, Daniel girl, 8-31 PARK, Seo Kyu, boy, 9-4 HARPIG, Harry girl, 9-5 GANDALL, Albert K. Ill, girl, 9-6 -TAVARES, Alvin J. Jr. girl, 7-3 FORTH, John bov, 8-06 ALBERTI, Mario boy, 8-8 MOBLEY. BIII girl, 8-9 MANHOSO, Antonio bov, 8-9 GARNER, Michael bov, 8-13 DELANEY, Lawrence girl, 8-3 HOMOLKA, George girl, 8-13 SCHNEIDER, John 8-14 CABRAL.

Richard 8-14 SPEAR, Steven boy, 8-14 VANDERGRIFF, Gary, girl, 8-17 MONSON. Ronald boy, 9-1 WHEATON, Carl girl, 8-19 BELTRAN, Rodrigo girl, 8-22 HARMSEN, Guy boy, 8-22 DE PREE, John boy, 8-22 SCOTT, Robert boy, 8-22 MAUCH, Daniel girl, 8-22 HOKOM, Marvin boy, 8-22 DAVIS, Robert boy, 8-22 RODRIGUES, John bov, 8-24 GRAHAM, Leonard boy, 8-24 OBRIEN, Daniel girl, 8-25 TORRES, Guadalupe girl, 8-26 BERG, Gerold L. 8-26 CRASSMYER, Robert girl, 8-26 RAMIREZ, Jose girl, 8-26 McCOMB, Dennis girl, 8-26 MADERA, Leonard girl, 8-26 RAMIREZ, Jose, boy, 8-26 FINKES, Edwin girl, 8-26 GONSALVES, Larry boy, 8-26 RUSSELL, John boy, 8-27 CHAPEL of the CHIMES Our chapels and gardens of serene beauty are permanently protected with endowed care. Assure yourself with our Before Need Plan. Crematory Columbarium Mausoleum 4499 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland Telephone 654-0123 Arthur Westlund, President BROADWATER, Effie of Oakland, Oct.

28, 1970, dearly beloved wife of the late Lynn Broadwater: loving sister of Mrs. Rowland of San Leandro, Mrs. Madeline Donaldson Valleio, Howard MacCord of San Francisco, and the late Raymond, George, Harry Rasmussen. A long time resident of Oakland; aged 82 years. Friends are invited to noon.

attend Services services to be Saturday, concluded at the Mortuary ChapOct. 31, 12 el. Inurnment private. GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2372 East 14th Oakland 534-1632 CANES: Selina (Lien), entered Into rest, Oct. 27, 1970, beloved wife of late Martin De Graaff.

A member of Jacques Canes; devoted sister of the the Senza Ritmo, a Professional Musical organization of Oakland. Sinai Services Memorial Friday, Chapel, Oct. 30 Divisadero" St. at Mt. Zion San Hospital Francisco.

Neurological Contributions Insti10 tute, Parkinsons Research preferred. CHUTE, Norman of Castro Valley, Oct. 28, 1970, loving father of Mrs. Lylate Stephen F. Chute; dear grandfathnette Bullock of Citrus Heights and the three grandchildren; dear brother of Mrs.

Caryl Dinsmore of Castro Valley and the late Robert G. Chute; son of the late and Lucile Chute. A native of Corning, Iowa; aged 48 years. Friends are invited to attend the services from SORENSEN BROS. CHAPEL, 1140 Hayward, Saturday, Oct.

30, at 11 a.m. Interment, Lone Tree Cemetery, Hayward. COMROE, Vincent Paul, in Berkeley, October 27, 1970, husband of Linda S. Comroe of El Sobrante; father of Heidi Lynn Comroe of El Sobrante; son of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell John Comroe of Oakland; brother of Pauline Clark and Maxine Comroe, both of Oakland; grandson of Mrs. Eliza A. Gunkel of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. George Heegeman of Appleton, Wisconsin.

A 1963 graduate of Castlemont High School, Oakland. A veteran of Vietnam. Requiem Eucharist will be celebrated by Rev. Edgar G. Parrott at the Episcopal Church of Christ the Lord, 2000 San Pablo Pinole, Friday, Oct.

30 at 3 p.m. Friends may call at the San Pablo Chapel, WILSON KRATZER MORTUARIES, San Pablo. The family prefers that any expression of remembrance be made to the Memorial Fund the Episcopal Church of Christ the Lord, P.O. Box 209, Pinole. Concluding services, ROLLING HILLS MEMORIAL PARK, Richmond, CRAIG, Lora Mae, In Oakland, October 28, 1970; beloved wife of the late Frank Craig; loving mother of Jesse F.

Craig, of Boulder Creek, Paul A Craig of Sacramento, Mrs. Nina McGrath of Oakland, Glen B. Craig of Santa Cruz, Frank J. Craig, Jr. of Los Angeles, Dale T.

Craig of Pleasant Hill and the late Mrs. Roma Cregan of Los Angeles. Sister ofMrs. Nina Barton, Jeff Deadmond and Irl Deadmond; also survived by 21 grandchildren, 44 greatgrandchildren and two greatgreat-grandchildren. A native of Oregon; Aged 88 years.

A member of First Assembly of God Church of Alameda, former President of the Ladies Auxillary V.F.W of Alameda, A SpanishAmerican War Veterans widow. Friends are Invited to attend services Saturday, October 31, at 11 o'clock a.m. at Sunset View Mortuary Chapel, Colusa and Fairmont, Berkeley-El Cerrito. Officiating Rev. Paul C.

Schoch. Interment, Sunset View Cemetery. SUNSET VIEW CEMETERY MORTUARY DANESE, Michael in Oakland, Oct. 28. 1970; beloved son of Regina Danese and the late James Danese; loving brother of Ron Danese; dear grandson of Mrs.

Gabriella Pandolfo; also survived by aunts, uncles, and cousins. A native of Oakland; aged 39 years. member of the Teamsters Union Local No. 85 and Hayward Quarter Midget Racing Assoc. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Oct.

9:30 a.m. from the MOSSWOOD CHAPEL, thence to. Sacred Heart Church Mass of Born to the wife of: BIRTHS VON KONSKY, Richard girl, 8-27 VIRTS, girl, 8-27 STOVER, boy, 8-27 Kenneth boy, 8-27 MATTOS, Frederick bov, 8-27 VASQUEZ, Richard girl, 8-28 OVERSTROM. Conrad bov, 8-28 John boy, 8-29 TYLER, Joseph girl, 8-29 WHALEY, Donald girl, 8-31 PAULSON, Steven girl, 8-31 COSTA, Leonard, boy, 8-31 CROWL, Alan girl, 9-1 PAYNE, Wayne boy, 9-1 BAUER, Jerry girl, 9-1 MICHAELS, MAYFIELD, Paul girl, 9-1 Billie, boy, 9-1 McDOUGALD, Frederick boy, 9-1 PUTIAN, CAMERON, David bov, 9-1 HARTWIG, Stanley boy, 9-2 Cayetano, girl, 9-2 DIAZ, BENNY, Walter Dale boy, 9-2' girl, 9-2 NEDDERMAN, John girl, 9-2 LEE, Stephen K. girl, boy, 9-3 9-3 PIPKIN, Gordon DIVORCES FILED TRULL, Ruth J.

and Samuel G. NUNES, Ronald S. and Suzanne L. HALL, Nels P. and Heather K.

GRANT, MILLER, Phyllis G. and Charles LIMA, Lois A. and Kenneth Joseph R. Nancy E. and 5.

MILES, YEAGER, Isabel and Earl A. Robert E. and Oapl L. DODELIN, Debra and Robert L. MORFORD, Carrie J.

and Patrick D. HEIM, Mary S. and Paul G. WYATT, Eliza J. and Luther PONIKVAR, Sylvia V.

and Rudolph R. DUNN, Arlee J. and Russell G. BUTTELO, Lynda M. and Eugene A.

BROWN, Catherine M. Kenneth J. CLONTZ, Stanley A. and Nadine E. RASMUSSEN, Patricia A.

and David. TICKSMAN, Gloria B. and Richard A. WALES, Joyce M. and -Jack D.

CHAUM, Steven E. and Elizabeth C. BUSTER, Billy R. and Pauline A. CIULLA, Kimii and William.

-CAIRNS, Jacqueline A. and Michael A. PETERSON, Tae Yon and Robert W. MAYES, Carol M. and Edgar L.

EDWARDS, Dezella A. and Phillip. YANG, Myong Ae Bong Gun. O'HARA, Jack V. and Lucille M.

MOIR, Albert E. Jr. and Catherine A. KUHLMAN, Louise C. and James R.

Contra Costa County BIRTHS Born to the wife of: ABBANAT, Roy girl, 10-19 BANNISTER, John girl, 10-12 BOE, John, girl, 9-25 BRIGGS, William girl, 10-14 CASTILLO, Rafael boy, 10-11 EARTHMAN, Thomas boy, 10-12 ENGEL, Marvin boy, 10-13 GARRISON, Louis girl, 10-17 JACOBS, Richard boy, 10-15 LEVINE, James girl, 10-15 McNABB, John boy, 10-16 MENDEZ, Edward boy, 10-15 NEGRIN, Juan girl, 10-9 SAMPSON, Carl, girl, 10-2 SCHROEPFER, Arthur girl, 10-6 SHARP, Iberville, boy, 9-30 SHEPP, Lawrence boy, 10-17 STELLINA, Richard girl, 10-18 SUDLER, Amos boy, 10-10 WHEATLEY, Horace, girl, 10-13 J. MILLER FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Outstanding Floral Arrangements phone 658-0613 4416 PIEDMONT AVE. OAKLAND ANGLERS' TIDE TABLE High Low High Low PACIFIC STANDARD TIME 29 11:04 6.2 4:44 2.0 5.1 30 00:34 5.1 5:14 2.4 6.3 31 1:22 5.1 5:50 2.7 6.4 Nov. 1 2:10 5.0 6:20 3.0 6.5 $7:44 2 3:04 4.9 6:56 3.3 $12:52 6.5 P.M. sets 29-Sun rises 6:32 a.m.

Sun sets 5:15 p.m. Moon rises 6:05 a.m. Moon Oct. 4:42 p.m. Oct.

30-Sun rises 6:33 a.m. Sun sets 5:14 p.m. Moon rises 7:09 a.m. Moon sets P.m. Pacific Standard Time Memorial Service 'Los Siete' Prosecutor For Missing Youth Assailed PIEDMONT Memorial services will be held Saturday for Edward L.

Hass, 20, of 95 Woodland way, Piedmont, who is presumed drowned after his sailboat capsized Saturday off Goleta in Southern California. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Hass Jr.

of the Woodland Way address and was a junior at the University of California, Santa Barbara, majoring in electronics. His sister, Claire, 'said he and a girl had been sailing in TEACHER Memorial Sunday for Ruth Wuerth Memorial services will be held Sunday for Ruth Wuerth, 73, a retired 1 Richmond teacher and leader in the field of education for. handicapped children, who died Tuesday. Miss Wuerth joined the Richmond school district in 1926, became general elementary school supervisor in 1943, and supervisor of education for physically handicapped children in 1950. She retired in 1958.

Long active in groups aiding the education of handicapped children, she was a director of the Contra Costa County Easter Seal Society. Miss Wuerth developed a- number of innovative teaching programs while with the school district. She was a native of Kansas and a' longtime resident of Berkeley. She was a member of the Northbrae Community Church of Berkeley, and the California State Retired Teachers Association. She was a past president of the Soroptimist Club of Richmond and a member of the Celestia Chapter, No.

257, Order of the Eastern Star of Reedley. Family services will be held tomorrow. Friends are invited to attend memorial srvices at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Northbrae Community Church, 941 The Alameda, Berkeley. Services are handled by McNary and Morgan Chapel of Berkeley, and memorial contributions may be made in Miss Wuerth's name to the Contra Costa Easter Seal Society, 2363 Boulevard Circle, Walnut Creek.

Weather Summary Bay Area Fair through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs today and tomorrow from the mid 60s to mid 70s. Lows tonight from upper 30s to upper 40s. Light winds. Northern and Central California Fair through tomorrow except variable high clouds north portion and becoming partly cloudy in the northwest tonight and tomorrow.

Slightly cooler north portion tomorrow. Northwestern California Fair today but variable high cloudiness. Increasing clouds tonight and partly cloudy tomorrow with chance of rain north coast. Slightly warmer today but cooler tomorrow. High today low tonight and high tomorrow at Ukiah 76, 38, 74.

Fort Bragg 62, 39, 60. Mount Shasta Siskiyou Area Fair today and tonight becoming partly cloudy. tomorrow. A little warmer today but cooler tomorrow. sierra Nevada Fair through tomorrow.

Slightly warmer today, San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs today and tomorrow from the low 70s to low 80s. Lows tonight from mid 30's to mid 40's. Light winds. Santa Clara Valley Fair through tomorrow with little temperature change.

Highs today and tomorrow from upper 60s to upper 70s. Lows tonight from low 30s to mid 40s with local frost. High today low tonight and high tomorrow at San Jose 77, 45, 67. Hollister 75, 30, 75. Livermore Valley Fair through tomorrow with little temperature change.

Light winds. Temperatures lev. Friends are Invited to attend memorial services Sunday. Nov. at 2:30 p.m.

at Northbrae Community Church, 941 The Alameda, Berkeley, Rev. Craig Jessup officiating. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Contra Costa County Easter Seal Society, 2363 Boulevard Circle, Walnut Creek. WYMAN, Birdella, in Oakland, Oct. 26, 1970, beloved wife of the late Wyman; loving mother of Laurance Wyman, Jr.

and Marilyn Wyman; sister of Mrs. Claude Faw, Miss Ethel Cluff and Mrs. W. B. Shields; also survived by three grandsons.

A native of Oakland. Family services were held at Telegraph Ave. Chapel, Thursday, Oct. 29. Inurnment Mountain View Crematory.

GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2850 Telegraph Oakland 451-6434 In Memoriam MENDOSA, William In loving memory of our Bill, who left us one year ago. You are always in our thoughts, Dear and forever in our Hearts sadly missed, Mom, Frank and Ev. San Francisco Deaths Barnicle, Mary B. Landresse, Charles Conway, Andrew J. G.

Dooley, Pauline Leion, N. Sullivan Mansfield, Richard, Dooley, James R. A. Giacoma, Perrella, Jerome Nathenial, Petroni, Dionigl Goetting, Gaston 1. (Pete) Haug, Edward J.

Sherman, Leslie S. Jordan, Philip Solloway, Frances Walter Stein, Lena L. Kanchelian, Albert Wilson, Marian A. Card of Thanks ALAMEDA County Heart Assn. Gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts.

Mail to office, 4171 MacArthur 533- 6475 or present at Crocker Citizens National Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oak. CATHOLIC CHARITIES gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts. 433 Jefferson Street, Oakland. 834-5656. CITY gratefully acknowledges contributions.

2876 Brookdale Oakland. Days, 483-9440. Night, 3-8442. Alleged LSD King Held to Answer Augustus Owsley Stanley, reputed millionaire LSD king, yesterday was held to answer in superior court on two narcotics charges from an Oakland raid last July 15. His next court appearance was set for Nov.

5. Oakland Municipal Court Judge D. W. Brobst, who signed the original search warrant authorizing the raid, dismissed a charge of possession of marijuana for sale. But Brobst retained the other two counts of possession of marijuana and possession of narcotics.

Two other persons arrested at 6024 Ascot Drive, Robert Matthews, 22, and Elizabeth Cantor, 21, were also held to answer. They are free on bail of $3,000 each. 'Never Counted VIENTIANE Laos' population is estimated at 2.5 million. No accurate census has BAY AREA Bakersfield 76 Sacramento 72. 39 Eureka 63 45 Salinas 80 Fresno 75 38 San Diego 1 52 Monterey Santa Barbr Paso Robles Stockton 41 Red Bluff Thermal 82 36 NATIONAL Albany N.

Y. Juneau Amarillo Asheville Albuquerque Los Little Kansas Louisville Angeles Rock City 64 88988 Atlanta Memphis Billings 59 Bech Birmingham 61 Midind Tex. Bismarck Milwaukee Boise 29 Mpls. St. PI Boston Brownsville 37 New York 55 New Orlens Buffalo 58 North Platte Buringtn Vt.

47 50 19 Oklhom City Casper Omaha Christn S.C. 68 61 Philadelphia Chritn W.V. N.C. Portind Pittsburgh Me. Chicago 56 Portland, 0.

Cincinnati Raleigh Cleveland 48 Rapid City O. Reno Ft. Wth Richmond Denver St. Louis 34 Des Moines Pa. Tmp EI Duluth Paso Sit San Lke Antonio City 35 Fargo St.

Ste. Mri Great Falls Seattle Helena Shreveport Houston Spokane Indianapolis Jacksonville 65 Wichita Washington 58 3 CANADA Calgary 53 Regina Ottawa Montreal 52 28 Vancouver 52 Edmonton Toronto Winnipeg INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen, 37; Athens, Berlin, 48; Birmingham, 54; Brussels, 55; Casablan61; Copenhagen, 41; Dublin, 54; Geneva, 36; Lisbon, 64; London, 52; Madrid, 43; Malta, 55; Moscow, 32; New Delhi, 68; Nice, 55; Oslo, 32; Paris, 55; Rome, 50; Saigon, 72: Sofia, 37; Stockholm, 39; Tel Aviv, 57; Tokyo, 57; Tunis, 52; Vienna, 57; Warsaw, 45. California Summary Fair weather but with variable high clouds persist over California today. Visibilities also remains unrestricted. A strong high pressure ridge continves to dominate the far western U.S.

and southwest Canada with a center located over eastern Idaho. The north portion of the ridge is about to give way to the east as a weather front 350 miles off the northern and central coast moves northeast towards the Pacific northwest. The rest of the state is forecast to remain clear except for some high clouds. Temperatures will warm a few degrees today but cool in the north tomorrow with increased clouds. Afternoon highs will range in the 705 Inland except in 80s in the southern desert.

Grandmother Sues Playboy 7:30 p.m. at the new COLONIAL CHAP. EL, 2626 High Oakland, Elmhurst chapter No. 455, O.E.S. and Rev.

H. W. Van Delinder officiating. (Phone 536- 5454), JOSEPHSON, E. Harold, in Martinez, October 26, 1970, a resident of Berkeley, loving father of Kathleen Anne Josephson; dear brother of Ethel J.

Bertino of Albany, Florence M. Ellis, of South Lak Tahoe, Norval E. Josephson of El Sobrante, Edna M. Leach of Red Bluff, Evelyn B. Turman of Orinda, Leslie R.

Josephson of Chicago, Ill. and the late Ervin 0 Josephson. A native of Wing, North Dakota; aged 55 years. A member of Carpenters Union Local No. 36 of Oakland.

A veteran of World War 11. Private family services were held Wednesday October 28 at 1:30 p.m. at the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY 727 San Pablo Albany. Conducted by Rev. Toivo Hariunpaa.

Oakland, McELVOGUE, 27, Herman 1970; (Jack) dearly beloved in husband of Velma McElvogue of Alameda; loving father' of Lovella Hudgins of Sacramento, Jackie Finley and Denis McElvogue both of Newark, Emma Redway of Live Oak, Diana Cook of San Diego, John McElvogue of Hayward, Joyce Allen of Oakland, Sylvia McElvogue and Larry McElvogue both of Alameda; loving, grandfather of 20 grandchildren; also survived by two brothers and two sisters. A member of Boilermakers Union Local No. 10 of Oakland. A native of Illinois; aged 59 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services from the Chapel of the HAYWARD MORTUARY on Friday, Oct.

30, at 2 p.m. Rev. James A. Andrews officiating. Interment Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park, Hayward.

McRAVEN, Mrs. Gertrude Blanche, Don- in Oakland, Oct. 26, 1970, mother of ald McRaven and Dorothy Moore; sister of Erma Jones and Lester Blackburn; eight grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and one great, great grandchild also survive. A long time member of the Daughters of I.B.P.O.E. of Mizpah Temple No.

18. A native of Council Bluffs, Iowa; aged 82 years. Funeral services Saturday, Oct. 31 at 11 a.m. at FOUCHE'S HUDSON FUNERAL HOME, 3665 Telegraph Oakland.

MILLER, Emma wife of in the Oakland, late Albert Oct. 27, J. Miller; loving mother of Joseph A. Mill1970, beloved er: loving grandmother of Michael, Daniel and Barbara Miller and the late Jennifer Miller; sister of Alfred Hale and. Helen Felice and the late William Hale; mother in law of Connie A.

Miller. A native of California; aged 77 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Oct. 31, at 8:30 a.m. at Cooper's Chapel, 1580 Fruitvale Ave.

Oakland; thence to St. Elizabeth's Church, 1500 34th where a Sung Mass of Requiem will be offered for the repose of her, soul commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. (For further information please phone 533-4114) Parking area adjacent to Chapel.

CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY NELSON, Geneva Hayward, Oct. 28, 1970, loving wife of the late B. Nelson; beloved mother of Janice Obidinski of Millbrae and Cynthia Carbone of Hayward; loving grandmother of five grandchildren. A member of the Order of Eastern Star, Plymouth Chapter, of Oakland, Business and Professional Women's Assn.

of Oakland and Registered Nurses Assn. A native of Nebraska; aged 61 years. Private services were held at the Chapel of the HAYWARD MORTUARY, 22297 Mission Hayward, on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 9 a.m. Rev.

M. Wyne officiated. Inurnment, Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park. Contributions to the American Cancer Society preferred. OWENS, Dr.

Maurice in Walnut Creek, Zack Oct. 25 1,970 dear J. cousin of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. A.

Norman, Maxwell Chambers and Kenneth all of Portland, Ore. and Mrs. Virginia Robson of Los Angeles. A graduate of the University of California at Berkeley School of Dentistry. A long time resident of Berkelty, retired Lt.

Col of U.S. Dentaire Army. A Internationale, member of American Federation tal Berkeley Dental Society, Assn. of Military Surgeons Berkeley City Commons Club, Royal So. Commonwealth Club of California, ciety of Health of London, American Academy of History of Dentistry and American Society of Dentistry for Children.

A native of Portland, Oregon; aged 68 years. Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Monday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m at McNARY MORGAN CHAPEL, 3030 Telegraph one block south of Ashby, Berkeley. Rev. Alexander Anderson officiating.

PALMER, Thomas in Oakland, Oct. 27, 1970, dearly beloved husband of Bernadette Palmer; loving father of James, George, Donald and Douglas Conley and Eleanor Flatt; dear brother of Mrs. Ruth Harrigan of Canada; uncle of Lloyd and Sherwin Howard; also survived by 18 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A native of Canada; aged 62 years. Private funeral services were held.

In his memory donations may be made to the Heart Fund or the Children's Hospital of the East Bay. DEL REYNOLDS BAYVIEW CHAPEL SCHMITT, Amy I. Brown, in Oakland, Oct. 28, 1970, wife of the late H. H.

Schmitt; aunt of Mildred Smith, Arthur Smith, Charles Burgess and Mona Puhl. A native of Kansas. Friends are invited to attend services Saturday, Oct. 31 at 10 a.m. in the Mortuary Chapel.

ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 3476 Piedmont Oakland 653-7323 SHERMAN, Leslie in San Francisco, Oct. 27, 1970, beloved husband of Adele C. Sherman; loving father of Michael Sherman; loving son of the late Harold and Carrie and Kate Sherman; Morawski. loving A nephew native of Stanley San Francisco. Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct.

30 at 10. a.m. at the Memorial -Charles -of CAREW and ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate S.F. Rosary Thursday at 8 p.m Entombment Holy Cross Mausleum. SIMON, Pelton -In Oakland on Sept.

8, 1970, widow of the late Ernest G. Simon, M.D., mother of Gladys Pelton Lyons. SUM, Enid, in San Leandro, Oct. 28, 1970, beloved wife of the late Isaac loving mother of Mrs. Bernice Lee of San Francisco, Mrs.

Peggy Low of Oakland, Mrs. Billie Jeung of Hayward and Mrs. Elaine Yoshioka of San Lorenzo; Icing grandmother of 13 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; loving sister. of George Chan, Willie Chan, Arthur Chan, Mrs. Fannie Low, Mrs.

Amey Toy, Mrs. Leila Gee and Mrs. May Woo. A native of Oakland; aged 62 years. Friends are invited to attend the fu.

neral from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 East 14th Oakland, Friday, Oct. 30 at 1:30 p.m. under direction of Rev. Arthur Tsuneishi.

Friends are invited to attend visitation at Bannon Mortuary on Thursday evening 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Interment Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. (For further information please call 632-1011). WILLIAMS, Marie in Oakland, Oct. 26, 1970, beloved wife of the late Arthur R.

Williams; loving mother of Earl E. Williams; sister of Evonne Touney and Michael Steiner; grandmother of three. A native of lowa. A member of the YWCA. Friends are invited to attend the funeral MOSSWOOD 30, at 9:30 a.m.

from the Sacred Heart Church CHAPEL: thence to a Mass of Requiem at 10 a.m. Rosarv Thursday 8 p.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. ALBERT ENGEL CO.

3630 Telegraph Ave. Oakland 652-3626 WILLIAMS, Mrs. Frances in San Francisco, Oct. 28, 1970, wife of John E. Williams of San Pablo; mother of Mrs.

Betty Kling of San Francisco; sister of Tony Lynds of Antioch and the Frank late Lynds Mr. of Madera; daughter of and Mrs. Joseph Lynds of Antioch; grandmother of Jeffrey Kling. A native aged 57 years. Mass Saturday, Oct.

31 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Catholic Church. Recitation of the Rosary Friday, Oct. 30 at 8 p.m.

at the Chapel of SCHMIDT DIXON, (Richmond Funeral Home) Macdonald Ave. at 38th St. Richmond Interment Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Antioch. For further information please telephone 235-6226 WUERTH, Ruth, in Berkeley, Oct. 27, 1970, loving sister of Mrs.

Florence L. Smith, Miss Eugenia M. Wuerth and Miss Emma V. Wuerth, all of Berkeley; also survived by several cousins. A member of North brae Community tired Teachers past pres.

of SoChurch of Berkeley, State, Reroptimist Club. of Richmond; Board County: of Directors of Contra Costa Chapter No. 257, O.E.S. of Reedley; Easter Seal Society for pled Children and Adults. A native of Kansas; aged 73 years.

Family services will be held Friday, Oct. CHAPEL, 30, at McNARY and MORGAN 3030 Telegraph Berke- his 10-foot boat in the ocean about a mile offshore when it capsized. He tried unsuccessfully to right the boat, then he and the girl, began swimming for shore, but went back to the boat after Edward took in a lot of water, said his sister. The friend later decided to swim for shore to seek help while Edward, wearing a life preserver, clung to the boat. After she reached shore, the Coast Guard was notified, but a search failed to turn up his body, although his life preserver and the.

boat were found, his sister said. Besides his parents and sister, Claire, he is survived by another sister, Carol, also of Piedmont; his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Hass of Los Gatos, and his maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy M. Gimbal of Piedmont. Memorial services will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at St.

Clement's Episcopal Church, 2837 Claremont Berkeley. The family prefers contributions to the Edward Louis Hass Memorial Scholarship Fund at U.C. Santa Barbara. Vincent P. Comroe Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Pinole for Vincent P.

Comroe, 25, of 2495 S. Rancho El Sobrante, who was killed Tuesday in an industrial accident in Berkeley. Mr. Comroe fell 60 feet to his death through a trap door opening into an electronicallyoperated furnace he ran at Airco Vacuum Metals 735 Ashby Berkeley. He was a native of Oakland and a graduate of Castlemont High School.

Surviving are his widow, Linda; a daughter, Heidi Lynn; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Comroe of Oakland; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Clark and Miss Maxine Comroe, both of Oakland, his maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Heegeman Sr. of Appleton, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Eliza A. Gunkel of Oakland.

Services will be at 3 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of Christ the Lord, 2000 San Pablo Pinole, with the Rev. Edgar G. Parrott of that church and the Rev. Roland Hills of Trinity Episcopal Church of Oakland officiating.

Interment will be in Rolling Hills Memorial Park in Richmond. Orra C. Hyde Jr. Orra C. Hyde, 74, retired San Francisco stock broker died Tuesday following a long illness.

Mr. Hyde, a resident of Lafayette, was graduated from the University of California i in 1920 after studying a year at the Sorbonne. As a member of the UC Glee Club, Mr. Hyde spent three months on a concert tour of the Orient prior to his graduation. He worked for 25 years in the securities business followed by 15 years as an executive for a wool processing and importation business.

He had been in retirement for the past 15 years. He was a member of the California Historical Society, Zeta Psi Fraternity and a veteran of World War I. He is survived by a son, Orra C. Hyde, III, of Lafayette; a daghter, Cynthia Hyde Mulvany of San Francisco, and a sister, Mariel Hyde O'Brien of Woodside. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in the Gothic Chapel of Mountain View Cemetery, 5000 Piedmont Ave. The family requests contributions be made to a conservation society. Mrs. Meta Simon Friends learned this week of the death of Mrs. Meta Pelton Simon, widow of the late Dr.

Ernest G. Simon, a long-time Oakland surgeon who died in 1949. At her request, no funeral was held. Mrs. Simon operated one of the nation's largest pear orchards at Sams Valley, 18 miles from Medford, Ore.

She took over the Pelton Orchard from her first husband, Horace Ish Pelton, a prominent Rogue River Valley cattleman and rancher. She was a resident here since 1925 and was a life member of the Berkeley City Club and the Ebell Club and was a member of the Alameda County Medical Association Auxiliary and other organizations. She had travelled extensively and wrote of her trips. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Pelton Lyons of Oakland.

Mrs. Simon died Sept. 8 at her home at 5650 Ocean View Drive. Defense attorney Richard Hodge has accused prosecutor Thomas Norman of trying to "stack the deck" against "Los Siete," the six Latino youths accused of killing San Francisco policeman Joseph Brodnik. Hodge said during his summation yesterday that NorInan had failed to prove any of the three crimes murder, attempted murder and burglary each is charged with.

"No case in California jurisprudence has been so frought with irreconcilable inconsistencies," Hodge asserted. He told the jurors that because the state 1 has failed to convince them "beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty" that the six youths are guilty, they must be 'acquitted. Concluding arguments continued today. Edward J. Haug WALNUT CREEK Memorial services for Edward Joseph Haug, retired San Francisco stock broker, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

tomorrow in Lafayette. Mr. Haug, of 3009 Golden Rain Road and a local resident for the past four years, died Tuesday night in a San Francisco hospital. He was a member of the Islam Shrine and the Rossmoor Hi-12 Club and a former member of the Commonwealth Club. Surviving are his widow, Clerimond; daughter, Mrs.

T. M. McDaniel Jr. of Rolling Hills; and a brother and sister in Michigan. The memorial rites will be held at the Grant Miller Chapel in the Valley, Lafayette.

Dr. A. B. Helwig Memorial services will be held Saturday for Dr. Adelaide B.

Helwig, 77, who retired in 1957 after teaching 31 years Claremont Junior High School. She died Oct. 16. A native of Chicago, Dr. Helwig attended Los Angeles "and San Diego teachers colleges and received both her M.

A. and Ph.D. degrees in social studies at the University of California in Berkeley. She began her teaching career in 1919 in San Diego, and joined the Oakland Public Schools in 1925, teaching for a year at Garfield Junior High before joining the faculty at Claremont. She took a oneyear sabbatical in 1936-37 to travel to Europe and the Orient.

Services will be at 2 p.m. at the Berkeley Hills Chapel, 1600 Shattuck with the Rev. Gordon Griffith, rector of St. Clements Episcopal Church, officiating. Contributions may be made to the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, P.O.

Box 1066, Burlingame. Mrs. Denver Haas, a Berkeley widow and grandmother, has sued Playboy for $1 million, claiming that she has received numerous obscene calls since the magazine published her telephone number: in a parody of the underground press. As a result of the calls, her attorney, Marvin Lewis, said, Mrs. Haas suffered a nervous breakdown and is still under the care of a physician.

According to the complaint filed by Lewis in San Francisco number was included in one of Superior Court, her telephone 38 sexually-oriented ads intended to be a spoof of the classified section of an underground newspaper. a pay hike and improved holiday and overtime fringe benefits offered by the city council. The pact gives a 7.5 per cent salary boost to captains and 5 per cent to firemen, both retroactive to last July 1. Agreement removes the threat of a strike by department members affiliated with Local 1993 of the International Fire Fighters' Union. Fire personnel represent the last municipal department to settle on wages and fringe.

benefits with the city for. 1970-71. Plummeting Object From Air Tanker A "missile" that went plunging past a Sierra Academy of Aeronautics helicopter near. Livermore Monday has been identified as a piece of air-to-air refueling equipment from an Alameda Naval Air Station aerial tanker. The Federal Aviation Agency office in Oakland said the 60-pound piece of -which "looks like a giant badminton the end of a drogue that extended out from an aerial tanker.

The refueling probe of another plane fits into the drogue for mid-air refueling. Helicopter Instructor Steve Loutspiech reported he was: giving instruction to a Richmond policeman when he saw. the three-foot long metal object pass straight down about 200 feet in front of him. He landed, saw the thing: stuck in the ground and returned to ti the Sierra Academy base at Oakland International Airport to make his report to the FAA. Firemen's Pay Pact Approved PITTSBURG Fire depart-3 ment members have accepted National Summary Sunny and warmer pected across the Rockies and the southern and pleasant weather England.

Some snow will occur across the of Minnesota. A cold front will Michigan western bama coast. A high west Utah and a low east North Dakota. Precipitation NATIONAL.27; Birmingham, Charleston S.C. Charlotte N.C., Cincinnati, Columbus troit, Indianapolis, Little Rock, Memphis, Miami waukee, Rapid St.

Ste. Marie, 4.13. CANADA-Regina, weather is exwestern states to the plains. Sunny will occur in New with rain at times Dakotas and most lie from northern Ohio and the Alawill be over northwill be in south- Atlanta, Bismarck, Charleston W. Chicago, 0.

De.67; Juneau, uisville. MilCity, St. Louis, Winnipeg, .05. 5-Day Forecast Extended weather outlook for Northern and Central California Saturday through Monday: Fair with highs mainly in the 70s and lows in the 40s. Shipping News SCHEDULED ARRIVALS Subiect to change without notice.

TODAY CHINA BEAR, San Ulego, ARD. S. BRYANT, Wilmington, Point Orient. GRAND INTEGRITY, Inchon, Levin's. HURRICANE, Parr 3.

ISOBEL, Japan, Benicia. LYONS CREEK, Estero, Point Orient. MONTANA, San Diego, Fore Terminal. PHILLIPS CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Amorco. PRESIDENT TAFT, Los Angeles, ARD.

ROSE CITY, Seattle, TO OOH. SAINT LOUIS, Long Beach, OOH. SEATRAIN PUERTO RICO, Subic, NAS, Alameda. STOLT HAWK, Honolulu, A-7-Univ. 6.

UTRECHT, LEADER, Angeles, 23. VAASA Los Angeles, 50. SCHEDULED DEPARTURES Subiect to change without notice. TODAY ANCO HABOMAI SWIFT, Manila, Point Orient. MARU NO.

21, Japan. RLW. HERANGER, San Pedro, Pittsburg. MARIPOSA, Honolulu, 35-N. NORSE RIVER, Vancouver, OKISHIMA MARU, Japan, Stockton.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, Los Angeles. 80-D7. PRESIDENT GRANT, Yokohama, 80-C5. RONDEGGEN, Duncan Bay, RLW. OF PUNJAB, Los Angeles, Grove St.

STEEL APPRENTICE, Baltimore, 22-N. VENTURA, Seattle, Bethlehem. Carnation Bows To FTC on Ads WASHINGTON (AP) The Carnation Co. has promised federal officials it will no longer advertise its "Instant Breakfast" as equal in nutrition to eggs, bacon, toast and orange juice. Carnation, charged by the Federal Trade Commission with false advertising, made the promise formal in a consent order provisionally accepted today by the FTC.

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