Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 8

e-f tfikUtbiirUonc rzz Bogus Bear Causes Furor California Doctor Demurs Head Tally Abortion Gase Dwindles lUYlAJlD-ASpAg'. Dr, fit, m4 Cm do- mum ns Cut Car VkikVf Cm irfrlaUH't fig tu 4jc ftrta tM rgta td prtvwy, Ofr.it? 4 TS kT8 rars tes is si mwrd ai ta tim, -AnuaTy. Parry ettfjoardt, 'S in a a lieaf tata Is (ircrul. ed ty aa 1 of across for tr only fur Cm Si4ry Bear' Lav here and liTal law uua tfiat no other bear is to be knows by the Mmanassi, It recommended that FUaom conduct a mote lo pvt its Smoley a truer name," era Major Jt Kjjs, tK8 kWB 4 IXl firs Jju lor If oug prim Jufirey fl Mgs tt ta lt4ra Ujed, -urn fuac Ck) U84 td cur Usr. Kipp IttBfd.

TVy caa cturg Csrir bnh mm or u7 caa iu us is cost. la Inter ta tool td-fVuls, Ferry Jd Cm fowranerts finxAry lies 1. ot cocne, ih bear rtteotd by the Fore Strtlet roLsoM am- Tb rksai om if, taif ficmiry Iv ttkkl 14 Utf la fUsea v3 )-. tevt td cfiaeg bart. tt it ivoa Cm tr ttfrr Utr to cib4 Sratiry nrr4 he 1 I a I brr la Waifi-v-JB.

tasisu Juha Tmrj, cxcaxai Crtttcr of Cm Niivrv4 Zoological 1i'ti cl Cm Scu cr.Ua IratrjJtkA The title Federal Gevernraect tt fArJcrg (4 us," ccnpiijrx-4 Fui SACRAMENTO (ITD-Suta ptfiiioa rijwu )trrty miasl djewill Urtr tots lor irTMei to Cal. imis pubns) tt tfw r-i1 30 yean, la Its annual nrt tfw FV trt IVyurjiVTS'i pnil-tiae list ntiiuled tfrTP would be 30.Hl.ttO per. ta tfw mac by July. Tfw ripens jrmcxcfy preened I iro FjpubQua td J9.f(7jttO, Tlwy abo mlrrd tfeir lQ-tibtUn pro.Wtxrw fur l9 tram 31 mCiuo to I miiw and tor Cm year 30 fnrn $1 1 millkai to 33 mUboa Tba repeat attributed tfw lower proynlons to fewer birth and redured mlyataai. Snow for Plains Srvowr Is espected today in the Plains area and up-per Mississippi Valley.

If will be warmer along the Golf Coast Weather Forecasts Howell Jmei EKJtmEY Mctnoriil lawk JJ lm UM Tturdy far licrec3 Js, La-'jjt-wwaua tnd yjdgt td amsieur kv tiiiir.g cotttms, wto a BrtWlry bevt WtaeDy. Mr. Jam, ba bwd at Kl ltawtfeorae Dri'c was a member ot Cm SJ. Morn let Club tifBtrktlty wkw its, wtvirg as tab prmideet and bcorary prt4-6m i He aunivvd by bis 4-w, Joy. Sctvkvt wJi be al I at the First Congrtfsunftal Church, 2HS Chinnuig Wiy, Berieley.

Mc.Vary Qwpel of Berkeley is la charge cd Vital Statistics Funeral Notices Temperaturei CALlFtotttAt O. Homer Bryan Hamer Bryao, retard locomotive rtspwer who accu- 6 pm, SvxkM (OWWT, tav A- C'WtasWk tuu.iauwid tator.ieU 1 ew-us fc'iHitoi'wLef itonirNl mm mm bv to 06 a4 Um mm (btoia 0 mmI Met iurtoiaiei m0 i tto ieS mt tto Mratn eiiMe awSNee tt lwpeui lae itoht 6m 0 tern 0 mrnmeet to A HarawO. Contra Costa County mutated rsoucb nuieace 0nt Moot 0 ta i i M-raj-w im ft "Nto to 7 Lf a irnmn I CM 14 uaw UwM a I B4 ta aa riWaa 14 totoUn toft rtoto(itoto tr' 0 i ftft IS Ha H4 ftt DietilCfL rt ti (t f. fclrn I 6 tare. a I iMilOK, taWAn MAO Wllltll ucswtss Srrf VAN Of 101 0d AMOAf s.

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ljfkl of CilJunsii'f Iji Ue f4 Ui-klf Dr. Hubert W. lUlihiiiC ID). rf MutirtpU Curt Dr, Bjis4le. at fetawrt cut tad ai i of.

Dm at TtS Seres np Rd. tu am-drd by IDyvanJ po-Lre fur at afipfed ahortto ai-tempi to a IJjfJf-cld usnur ned rl la4 aummer. Dr. Bartudal reJde al ILS7 Mtjfield Court la Fre-mara, Fm ca bail, be UiMjtl fBtetrd a plea to the charge. Judge Lmur Foiey je-terday art Marti) 21 at I a m.

to bear anrumeeit oa the case. The d.rsd aitaroej office the a deeded to file aa answer to the drmurrer by March 5 Hemaa Mail. for Mrs. Ellen Griffin Funeral amim will be held today lor Mr. KVa H.

Crtffia adminlstt-aior of E3-lr a Convalescent Hcepiial la Richmond, oho died Frb. I of a bean attack. She wai 52 A native of Iberia, La Mrs. Crtffia came to Oakland in 1912 and moved lo Richmond ta 1963. She was administrator of the convalescent hospital, located at 2718 Ohio for seven years.

a Mrs. Crtffia was a member of the Contra Costa County Nursing and Convalescent Hospital Association, the American Nursing and Convalescent Hospital, NAACP, the SouthskJe Democratic Club and the ML Zion Missionary Baptist Church of Oakland. Survivors include her husband, Ezekiel B. Griffin, of the family home In Richmond. Services will be held at the Mt.

Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 12th and Willow streets, at 1 p.m. with the Rev. W. A. Holly officiating.

Funeral arrangements are being bandied by the Jackson Funeral Home of Oakland. Joseph P. Rose FREMONT A Requiem Mass will be offered this morning for Joseph P. (Dan) Rose, a member of the Centerville Volunteer Fire Department for 22 years, who died Thursday at the age of 88. Mr.

Rose was a member of Knights of Columbus, Council No. 2692 of Centerville, and the I.DD.S. Lodge, Council No. 27 of Centerville. A resident ot Fremont, he is survived by his wife of 66 years, Mamie Rose.

Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Gladyce French, and a son, Joseph. C. Rose, both of Fremont; sisters Miss Clara Rose and Mrs. Annie Abreu, both of Menlo Tark; two grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

The Requiem Mass will begin at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Holy Ghost, 37588 Fremont Blvd. CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Th California Regional Water Quality Control Board, San Francisco Bay Region will Bold a public hearing In the Berkeley-CityCOunCtl Chambers, City' Hall, Grove Street at Alston Way, commencing at 830 p.m. on Thursday, February 24, 1970 to taka evidence and other Information for the purpose of adopting a water quality control plan for the tidal waters In the San Francisco Bay Region inland from the Golden Gate (a line between Point Lobos and Point Bonita). The plan will establish beneficial uses to be protected, water-quality objectives, and a program of implementation needed for achieving water quality objectives.

As a part of the water quality control plan, the Regional Board may specify certain conditions or areas where the discharge of waste, or certain types of waste, will OaviS ofefef -rnm ti. U. and lido j. PA A CdYtA. SPAPKSCUPNIMfeMAW JAM UtGOAUWOX-IMra Lord-eOSTlKAMTH-SMAd 0 Fam O.

ca nd mapa i. smith, St. dlvtekw of Western Pidftc and was at the throttle of the 'Exposition Flyer" which ran between San Francisco and Chicago from 1939 until IMS. He was then appointed to a new position, assistant to gen. eral manager In charge of safety, a title be held until he retired 19 years ago.

Mr. Bryan was a member of the Masonic Lodge, the Businessmens Garden Cub, the Save The Redwoods California League, past president of the Pacific Railway Club and fonper general chairman of tfw Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. In addition to his widow, Mr, Bryan leaves two sons, Quentin Roosevelt of Lkiah' and James Homer of Evanston, ILL; one daughter, Mrs. Doris Utile of Bakersfield; 11 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; end a brother, Ray of Santa Rosa. Services and cremation were held at Connolly and Taylor In Martinez.

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UC.NS.S FAN AMtllCAN: AcAOwtca 44 73 CuHaca lAtM 4 71 NAVAAA S3 Hanaottil Boom 44 JB KingtiA Cut 444 44 44 84 44 ta 1 84 57 ta 7) City Public Information Aide Named Wsfiy Carroll, 40, ill be Use first of Oakland public ta-(urmauon officer. City Manager Jerome Keittsiey announced jrsterilay, Carroll has been serv ing as an assistant to the city manager of Palo Alto ter the past five years. The new Oakland past created by the city council pays 11.500 a month. Carroll was bora in Jacksonville, and graduated from the University of Florida. On first coming to Calif or- nia ta I960 be worked for the Athens Club ta Oakland and later did advertising and pro-motional work for the Northern California Muscular Dystrophy Association.

In his new job, Carroll will specialize ta community relations and act as a liasion man between the city and various organizations. Viet Withdrawal Marines Arrive CAMP PENDLETON (UPI) The first detachment of Marines, from President Nixons latest Vietnam withdrawal, arrived at this Southern California base yesterday. More than 500 Marines disembarked from the USS Ogden at the Del Mar boat basin at the camp. Another contingent of about 1,200 Marines will arrive Monday. Puzzle Kiam Laa.

maned horn, PAnAid Sort, John Manor Ad Ch.rd JAM IE MAM IV. lAYlnd MonOMAMr At inHA AIIA SMohAlUA momorpAAi bAMYAd prorhor Al AAlhrYA M. KKmArhn; AMMiaiM pt fori Wuaor CoMoi pi feorv city: hnim prptnm OayM Foul Matwi Pam Aim, tovtnd am Pm Ira tdoord J. and Daa VauaiI A Amman In In Horner, cut A momom pt Pi AMmoda CouMy tm AmociAao and (aulqrma Jan Par Auooahoa. A ram at Pd hay hmn hoootv ot Sami MarparYt Mary i Church, mm ppYAnnor laid Ordar at Maom Xta, AAA Mur poYomor Pd CatMpmd LoyA Orem A Moeaa.

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in- Precipitation CALIFORNIA our Fre 41. Oakionq.TJ, 7x1 utt AS, 4f, Sant 51. So Francaca 82. BUI. I I I A umvtr Alameda County ffM ty cf See HnOicB, Marta 86.

Stockton NATIONAL Albany. N.Y Mo ,22. Butt Al 1c ta. Va .81, ClAVAtAt ColiATibu, Datrett Great Fall .33. httana UL kanaClty Nrw York it.

Norm JMatta Jj. 881ft. byroh .17, FortianO. fere, SK ttao-0 AbarOaan 32; Amttartfwn 36 1 Anktr 37; A than ft) Barhn ta; Btrmtnam 32; Bruwatl 36; Cairo 77) CaMtAanca 41; CooAnhag 27; Dublin 39; Ganava 41; Hong Kang 41; UtOan 54; LonOon 37; Madras 46; Malta A); AtanNa 77; AAotcaw 12; Now Dalltl 73; Nka 55; Ona 16; Part 41; Roma fh Saiga II; Safi 39; Stockholm 71; Svdnay 70; Trt Aviv 41; Tokyo 52; Tun 43; Wartaw 28 SOUTH AMERICA! Atuncto 75; Buono Air It; Mont-vldAO 75 1 Rio Da jantare 12. ruATY Lata Tjaa CAiAtar, HawaiW.

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NKmo. A e-TMAM CoMBlAn; lorM tAlhAT Mr. MawxM AA hAA1u Mr. CAtAhjfArt ol LO Alio And MAry. Am Cmnj AIM iurvivAd rAnOOAMroi; Opal 1 MTV har a on ru rr A IAT .4 c.

iorM A Saa MaMo, Etaam oro MaartWy TniVita (W hrW aatvkaa Mo ratal, 1 A Coa-Ar-AOMQAi. tM OrMlvA JWa OskMndi IhAncA (UnMIiV Church, tam v. WhorA OAoutam Maaa Ba oOy? for hA WW AOC Aft AM. AdAan A 1 OMAry jumtayA Am. HTMKA Hoty.

SMiulrnrA.CAmA-fcrv. OMmorMl conOWaMon A 0 EtarnA ov CaMw, Sooom, wmb Oi-AAhy ooorACAMd. (For furMor OPAf morion mun phono S3j4)U), PrklnK ro AdlacAr ChPA- cumeNcn r. cooes mortumy COSORAV. ew jama.

In OaWond, Ere. am bofcwAd HinbAndolSo-pMA Color ova; (Mr brothor Mr. LorotlA McCiov; Alto urvtvAd Iw fllACAA And IMOhAW. A HAhVA 0 0I-lond. ttard i VAon.

A moniaAr A ttio MMm Woedmon AmatIca. Eraridt may call At IhA Cooporl ChooAl, 150 FruHvAlA rom noon until p.m. SotunMY. InlAonon KM, WMcomln. For tarttwr Mormatlon, PWam caM SU-4U4.

rv Paoc lo St MarumA Maty Ourdi, ErTAraon And EycaIhoT Sl whprp a PAouMm Mom aaW for Pa rp-poap A Pa pout CAmnwndna pt JR A nv pderment May SAputenra Coma-tpry. RaAWo Pt PA Roomy Sunday At pj. pnmPn Utnt Arvko or tna Moom, Sunday at d.JO pm. undm Pa auhmcm A Oakland Lodo. LavA Ontar at Mat KULKFY.

WAtar In Oakland, Fa. 12, If 70, bolovd hutband A RuOy Kulkov, tAThair ot WIiliAin O. Kulkov A St. Paul, Minn, and Mr. Donna Corlion ot Dr.

Kenneth Stoddard dron. A notivp D.C. Negro Girl Named 'Princess' WASHINGTON (UPI) A 20-year-old District of Columbia girl yesterday became the first Negro ever to be selected as national Cherry Blossom Princess. Judges selected Linda Smvthe from a field of 16 finalists, 14 of them Negroes, nominated by citizens of the city whose population is 76 per cent black by latest official estimates. Road Conditions aotd 70 voar.

A rpHrod Soutnom Pacific Railroad Conductor, 4 nwnibor of Alcotrai Lodpo No. 244 F. AM. FrAmta or roMmcffully lnvitd ta ot-tand memorial aorylcet Fab. IS, at 1-30 pm ot Pa CNootl ot P10 Ctilmat, otff Pmtrnont Oakland.

Intortnant St. Foul, Minn. Mamorlal contribution to Pa Alomodo County Hoort Asan. will bo greatly booreciolad. i SR 49 Yuba Pat.

I chains reauired StAtra City Pa jummit, toowtng. I 18 Darmar Pgu: Ora, chtlns reauired Kmovai to Donoor Likt In-lerchAnot. mowing. CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY Wo'- A.

Alljnbuajmj (ovlno tvotnar0 Tlw 1 Coughlin and Eilocn katanYi daor nior ot Gooroa and Alan Uovd; titimn-law ot Ms. Robert Llovdj grand mottsm of Joan ond. Edward Smart; groat-grandmothar of Edward Kathryn and Shron Smart. A notlvo of Sorkelev; aged voor. A mombor of Oakland Lodga No.

Rebekkah. Friend ar Invited to Attend the funeral ervlce today jit 2 30 pm. ft DEL REYNOLDS BAYVIEW CHAPEL, 114 Grove Btrkelgv. DaLaTORRE, a resident of Jome MacGregor ot Scottandt loving mother of William John, Roderick, Jome, Alexander and laboiia MacGregor and Mr. Margaret Ann Karr; also aurvlvod by nine grand-cfwldren and one groat grandchild; dear istrr of Dolly Mackintosh.

A native of Scotland; aged (I year. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Sunday, Fab. IS, at 1 p.m. at COOPER'S CHAPEL. 1SB0 Fruttvale Ave Oakland.

Service under the ausgicH of Jeboveh Witnesses. Interment Inverness, Scotland. For fur-thor 8 Period. 9 Matting. 10 Sturdy.

11 Vegetables. 12 Paddles. 13 Three. 18 Gloss. 23 Lean.

24 Number. 25 Bell tone. 26 Pill. 27 Cream. 28 Walked.

29 Face. 30 Thoughts. 31 Attendant. 32 Men: colloq. 34 Figured fabric.

37 Amusement. 38 Fly. 40 Polluted air. 41 Allurement. 43 Slickest.

44 Arks resting 57 Red or place. North 46 Authored. 47 Slave. 48 Boat 49 Frees. 50 Distant 51 Fasten securely.

52 Mexican coin. 53 Poker stake. 56 Dress stone. Services were con ducted for Dr. Kenneth B.

Stoddard, former dean of the School of Op-tometery of the University of California in Berkeley, who died Feb. 6. He was 65. Dr. Stoddard received his bachelors degree at UCLA and his PhD.

in physics at Stanford University. He taught at Stanford and joined the faculty at the Berkeley campus hi 1938. During World War Dr. Stoddard worked as a physicist at the Universitys Lawrence Radiation Laboratory. He served as dean of the optometry school from 1946 to 1961 and held the title of professor emeritus of physiological optics at the time of his death.

He was president of the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry in 1951. Dr. Stoddard and his wife, Audrey, lived in Redondo Beach. Oakland, In San Leandro, Feb. 13.

1770, LaT III ring lister at Pedro Kodrigi loving aunf ol Paul, and Mary Rolo. beloved Ing dau Ic wife of Baslllo DoL. fsWaLre Ridr; -aueyr CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY Information, please call 533-4114. McKInstry, 21 of Kettua, Hawaii.

FOOTE-MAJOR Richard L. Foot, Uurt Mlor- 22. both NAVARRO-CHUN Franklin Navarre, 24. Let Anodes, and She ran K. Hung Chun, 23, San Francisco.

JOHNSON -BRYAN Mark R. Jotmon, 18, and Gratchaa L. Bryan, It, both San Leandro. TARDIVILLE-WEIR Arthur P. Tar-J- W' OU I LICE ACOSTA Jerry R.

Qulllce. 19, and Sharon A. Acosta, II, bath Oakland. ROBINSON-LAM8ERT Fredtrlck E. Robinson, 20, Berkeley, and Juanita Lambert, 19, Oakland.

ANOERSON-CAVALIER Ronald E. Anderson, 29, San Leandro, and Diana E. Cavalier. 24, Castro Valley. MOEFIT-PAGE Curtis L.

Moffef, 31, and Edna L. Page, 33, both San Jose. HUDSON-HALLS Robert G. Hudson, 21, San Lorenzo, and Elizabeth A. Halls, 19, Alameda.

FLOLOvlANVIER JeroM C. FWo, 20, and Linda A. Janvier, 19, bath Oakland. STERN-YOUNGMAN 22, and Pamela E. both Berkeley.

WHEELER-SHANNON William R. Wheeler, 26, or Portsmouth. Virginia, and Vera A. Shannon, 24. Alameda.

RAYJMOND-ESTES Raymond i. Raymond, 28, and Nancy L. Estes, 23, both San Leandro. MILET-SHEALY John D. Mllet, 19, Hayward, and Louisa M.

Shealy, 20, San Leandro. FEELEY-MONTGOMERY James W. Feeler, 24, and Nancy J. Montgomery, 21, both DubHn. CA NTY-H A WOOD Thomas F.

Canty, 24, Fremont, and Lynetta J. Harwood, 21, Castro Valley. MONTALVO-HUAMAN Juan V. Mon-- falvo, 23, and Sofia t. Huamen, 23, both Hayward.

RODRIGUEZ-RAMIREZ Raymond Rodriguez, 19, and Carolyn D. Ramirez, 19. both Newark. HUMPHREYS-WILSON Richard D. Humphreys, 23, and Sandra G.

WIF son, 20, both Hayward. SEIFERT-SILVA David L. Seifert, Roberta E. Silva, 25, Hayward, and DOWN 1 Openings. 2 Region.

3 Female. 4 Beverage. 5 Be present. 6 Fathers. 7 Float.

O'NIefs Antonia and Eva Jessie Carmen. Roles, members of tho Salvador DeLaTorre family; loving cousin of Marcos Rodriguez ond Marcel ino Marouez. A native of Huolucar Joliseo, Mexico; aged 45 Lara, Jassla and MART0N, Vera In Oakland, Febru-Rodrlguez ary 11, 1970, beloved wife of the lata Alexander F. Merton tovtngmolhor of Alexander F. Morton and Dorothy E.

Raoo; loving grandmother ot Cindy K. Morton and Marfan Richard Rego; Piter of Donald Chambers, Muriel Gordon, Ooris Dahl and Daphne Pedersen. A native of California; aged 44 year. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Monday, February 14 at 1 p.m. at Cooper's Chapel, 1580 Requiem Mast comment fruttvale Oakland.

The Rev. C. Invited to attend the the New Mortuary of BANNON, 4800 E. 14th on Monday morning, Feb. thence to St rlends are funeral from CHARLES P.

Oakland, 14, at 8-30, for a ACROSS 1 Festive. 5 Valuable. 10 Definite locality. 14 Sea in USSR. 15 Crown.

16 Rent. 17 Walker. 19 20 Quote-. 21 Shoe part. 22 Shiny.

24 Fish propellers. 25 Tribe. 26 At rear. 29 Casting. 33 Cocktail garnish.

34 Trick. 35 Owing; 36 Same. 37 Tihe. iFor further Informal-tkm, please call 432-1011.) GRIFFIN, Ellen Hy In Richmond, February 4, 1970, deany belovied wife of Mr. eel tat ion of the Roiary 9.

Interment Holy Sowlchre ofttetafing. IntarmenT Ever-R Cemetery. (For further Informa tion please phone 5334114). Parking area odiecent to chapel. CLARENCE COOPER MORTUARY fberlih an? resWenoCixitra MORAN, Edwin A.

In Albany, February 13, 1970. A resident of Albany, dearly. father ot Glenda Lae Me Costa County for seven years; ai of Ellen's gad 52 Com Administrator of Ellen's Conva- beloved father of Glenda Lae Moran of beloved brother of Gertrude Elizabeth Van Eckhardt and all ot Albany, Hagold, Wiliam Moran all of Berkeley, Halford and Dorothy Bell Leandro, Thomas Moran of Shirty Perkins of Imperial Georgette Grogan of Castro native ot Dixon, aped member of Carpenters' Union No. 1158 of Oakland and a World War II. Monday, February Veteran Carrier Decommissioned I Hosoltal, which she and Mr.

Griffin owned, located In Richmond, Calif. A member of Tho Contra Costa County Nursing and Convalescent Hosoltal The American Nursing and Convalescent H-snital A.A.C The South Side Democratic Stub and Mt. Zion Missionary Baotist hureh of Oakland Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday, February 14, at 1 p.m. at the Mt. Zion Missionary Baotist Church, 12th and Willow Oakland, Rev W.

A. Holly, Pastor, officiating. Entombment Rolling Hills Me- -mortal Park- RIchmond, JACKSON FUNERAL HOME, 19M SmJthjOujja Adeline Oakland, FUneral Directors, In charge. El Cerrito; Stein, George Moran Leslie and Marian both of San Pleasanton, Beach andT Valley. A 57 years.

A Local Veteran gf 14l at 1 p.nk MORTUARY, Conducted LA awe 1 1 u. ness. In from the 727 San Pablo, sbio Ave. Al- bv Dr. F.

Marlon djacerit.parklr acent Keith, iu, in, after lengthy Oakland, Feb. 12, 1970, beloved 20, Castro Valley. TULLIS-DOMBROSKI Robert L. Tul-Its, 26, and Mary L. Dombroskl, 23, both Hayward.

REVELLI-PIROG Mauro J. Revel 24, and Wendy J. Pirog, 23, both' San Leandro. HOLOCHER-FARGO Dennis D. Hol-ocher, 25, Alameda, and Judith D.

Fargo, 29, Hayward. HARPER-ASP John C. Harrer, 19, -and Ruth CTAsp, 19, both San Lean-' DEL0RIO-CASTILLO Javier D. RIO, 19, and Betty J. Castillo, 19, both Hkvward.

SINGH-TILLAK Jagdlsh Singh, 26, and Meera Tlllak, 26, both Havward. LEAL-MARKLEY Richard A. Leal, 22, San Leandro, and Janet C. Mark-ley, 17, Eddie D. Chug-co, 38, and Billie F.

Morgan, 31, both Fremont. OLEMAUN-OYAGAK Nathaniel Ole-maun, 76. and Ida Oyagak, 23, both Hayward. be prohibited. Written copies of testimony ted.

at the hearing are requested. husband ot Anna P. Padgett) loving son of Gladys Munson Giltick; stepson of William Glllfck; brother-ln-iaw ot Rul-dopti and Barbara Camkwda; uncle of Michael and Sandra Caminada. A native of Hawaii; aged 44 years. Friends are Invited to attend services Monday, Jeb.

14, at 11:30 a.m. In the Mortuary Chapel, 3474 Piedmont Oakland. Peculation ot the Rosary Sunday eve I p.m. 38 Flowerless flant ndian. 40 Hurl.

41 Strong wind. 42 Silt 44 Comes up. 45 Covering. 46 Order, i 47 Twigs. 1 50 Urchin.

51 Resort. 54 Indian. 55 Unexpected. 58 Poles 59 Lariat. 60 Occident 61 Swift.

G2 Heron. 63 Drug. LONG BEACH (UPI) The aircraft carrier USS an, was retired yesterday. At decommissioning ceremonies at the Long Beach naval station, the Kearsarges commanding officer, Capt. L.

M. Nearman, turned the 898-foot warship over to Capt. Frederick W. Zigler, com- mander of the naval inactive ships maintenance facility, i Already stripped of most of her equipment, the Kearsarge with a skeleton crew aboard, will be towed to San Diego where she will join the 32nd Street Mothball Fleet. In her, last tour of duty the Kearsarge served off Vietnam in 1967-68.

1 11, HINES, Beatrice M. Who passed swav one year ago on February 14, 1969, at Berkeley, Callfor- There Is no death! The stars go down to rise upon some other shore, and bright In Heaven's leweled crown they 'shine forevermore. He leaves our hearts all desolate; He clucks our fairest sweetest flowers; Transplanted Into bliss, they now adorn Immortal bowers. I miss 'gJJvWt1e Hlnesfhusband PEARSON.Virgll K.jOf Union City, Feb--Famlly and friends, rearv, 12, 1970, beloved, husband, of HARTVI6, Ella In Havward, of San Leandro, February 12, 1970, dearly beloved wife of Edward J. Hartvfg; loving mother of Frank Hartvfg of Sun Valiev; dear grandmother of Mrs.

Susie Patton of Sun Valiev, and great-grandmother of Tammy Patton. A native of Stockton, aged 77 years. Friends art Invited ta attend grave-aid services Monday, February 16, at 10 a.m. at San Joooutn Catholic Cemer-ery, Stockton. Visitations, commencing at noon February 14, of the ROSE GARDEN CHAPEL OF THE GUERRERO SERAMUR MORTUARY, 407 Estudlllo, San Leandro.

Rosary Saturday evening at 7-30 m. at the above Chapel. For further Infor cad 4834300. TlfUM OT Oil 1970, beloved Mary A. Pearson; loving father of Carol Leone of Newark, Leon K.

Pearson of Umatilla, Elaine Pearson ot San Leandro and the late Donna Mae Anderson; son of John O. Pearson of LaternCPeafrson3 te Ftere MllfeP- also Teaves nlneorandcta drenA native 5f Friends are Invited to attend memorl- al services Sunday February 15 at 1:30 jm it the SANTOS ROBINSON MORTUARY, 160 Estudlllo San Leandro. Memorials to the American Cancer Society, .477 15th St ormattan please wumue In Oakland, Feb. Reynolds; mother of the late Gilbert Reynolds; aunt of Ethel L. Pack and faryl af TrianlrR Varu OT 11101119 ALAMEDA County Heart Assn.greate-oSiiE,vfJji fully acknowledges memorial gifts.

Mall We 4171 MorArthur Blvd-, 5334475 or present at Crocker Citizen's National Bank 1450 Broadway Oak. CATHOLIC CHAPtfTlES pratatyllv ac knowledges 433 son Street Oakland. 34-5654. CITY OPHOPE.jratefully acknowledges JPE gra 21470 Field Enterprises, Inc, 1970 Solution of Yesterdays Puzzle presented No. 3134-Feb.

14, 15, 14 (31) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES To Whom It May Concern: Subject to issuance of the license ap-plied for notice Is hereby given that the undersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at the premises, described as follows: 3018 Foothill Oakland. Pursuant to such Intention, the undersigned Is applying to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for Issuance by transfer of an alcoholic -beverage license for these premises, as follows: On-Sale Beer. Anyone desiring to protest the Issuance of such llcense(s) may file a verified protest with any office of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, within 30 days of the date the proposed premises were first posted, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. The form of verification may be obtained from any office of the Department.

COLIN B. HAUGHIN No. 3043 Feb. 14-lt) 1 Notice Is hereby given that sealed, competitive bids will be accepted In the office of the purchasing agent, county of Alameda, Administration Building, 1221 Oak Street, Oakland, California. Bid No.

141183 due March 3, 1970 at 1100 am. for CONTRACT FOR DENTAL PROSTHETICS. Bid No. 152244 due February 20, 1970 at 11:00 am. for ELECTRIC TRANSFORMERS AND SWITCHES FOR FAIRMONT HOSPITAL.

Specification and bid blanks eovrlng the afcpve may be obtained from the purchasing agents office, county of Ale-made. No. 2909 Febu 14 (It) contributions. 2874 Brookdale Oak land Day, 4839440. Night, KE 34442.

Howard Nichols and of Jessie Menzies ta attend services in the Mortuary Oakland. HEINRICH, Mary of San Lorenzo, Feoruary dearly beloved wHe of Paul R. HWnrldi; loving mother of Mrs. Patricia Rose Upman of Oakland, Barbara Ann fiemrtch and Celia Marie Heinrich of San Lorenzo; grandmother of Oonna Marie Upman of Oakland; lister of Charlie Bemovlch of Long Beech, Hew York, Mickey Bernovich of Bronx, New York, Vln Bernovich of SHULL, Cheslefgh Newtan, Kamos, and Mr. Rose Power Myron L.

Nichols, Dorothy Pool; sister of Indeoendanea, Mo. Friends ere Invited ah. 14, at 2 Chapel, 3474 Piedmont ALBERT BROWN beloved husband of ANGLERS' TIDE TABLE MORTUARY PACIFIC STANDARD TIME CRYPTOGRAM 7 CSL'MP ABSOLtlTH SBLNG VA TUCH AOLNABLNUP CXPUM GLVXXSU. 4 it Yesterdays cryptogram: Perspiring sqauw squats In tepee awaiting spring. 6 I Lew Low High High Lew of New York, Mr.

Anne Grib of Bronx, New York, and Mr. Ronnie Arwood of Mesa, Arizona. A nettve of New Jersey; aued 46 years. A member of St. Joachim's Guild of Hayward.

Friond are Invited ta attend the February 12, 1978, Nora V. Shut! or Alameda; loving fattier, of PhHIp Shuff and Mr. Adrtennt Lino of Concord; brother of Mrs. La Juonra Purvis of Forth Worth, Texas, Mrs. Bobette Dan-nelly of Silver Spring, Hayward SbuH of Denver, Colo, and George StiuH of Gfaotonburg, Conn; also survived by three grandchildren.

A native of New Mextce. A former resident of Concord Friends are Invited to attend services Monday, Feb urary at HI m. a TRUMAN'S CHAPEL, Telegraph Ave. at 3hth Oakland, interment Memory 14 6:28 6.1 2:08 0.1 9:16 4.6 11:50 3.0 15 1:08 3.3 7:28 6.1 3:02 10:10 4.8 Denotes p.m. Feb.

14 tun rise 7:81 a.m. Sua Ml 1:41 p.m. Meoa rise a m. Mean salt 34 a m. Feb.

IS Sea rtsM 7:88 a.m. Sue tef 1:47 p.m. Moor rise 12:3 a.m. Moon pet l.M a.m. i oral services, Monday morlng, Febru-ary 16, at 10 m.

from GRISSOMS NEW SAN LORENZO CHAPEL, 267 "i Joacl Hescera East Lewtiling Sen Lorenzo; thence to St. I Catholic Church, 212s0 Hesperia Hay-weed, where a Reouiem Masa wfll be erteorated for (he repose of her ou! commencing at 18.38 ate. Recitation at Onwn Doppg Gardens, Concord. Mr, off totting. tt 1114.