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1 DAklattb2iribunt April 4, 1 971 sc 37 Weather Summaries 't mK ji Funeral Notices ALDWIN. (BarfOR In San Leendre, MORTUARY, 1421 High Street, Alameda, Rev, H. W. Van. Dellnder off Ic lat kee, Mlnneapollc-St.

Paul, New Philadelphia, 06; Portland, Raleigh, Richmond, -IS; Sat Saint Washington, .09. CANADA Montreal, Regina, Toronto, .01. I Elizabeth' Church, 1500 34th where a Mas of Reaulem will be offered for the repose of his soul commencing at 11 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday at p.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.

(For further Information please phone 533-4114) Parking area adiacent to Chapel. CJLARENCE COOPER MORTUARY Christine Norwood; grandmother of Robert Wilson of Alameda, Beth Johnson of Saluda, N.C and William Glen Hansen of Alameda; great grandmother of eighf great grandchildren; sister of the late Laura Lofftus and Bertha Left-tus. A native of Illinois; aged 88 years. Friends are 'Invited to attend complete funeral services Tuesday, April 4, JY71- at 3 o.m. at the Chaoei of FOW-.

LER-ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 Santa Clara Alameda, the Rev. H. W. Van Dellnder will or and There, Nell ChlnHi, both of San Joie. A natlvo of Russia.

A mem- ir of the Hadaah end Hem of Jew Parent. AVE. CHAPEL. Entombment Horn of Eternity Meuseleum, GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2858 Oakland COOPER, William of Hayward, March 31, 197V belovft hujband of 4 veers. A i 10.

394, f. and A.M. Invited to attend member of Apollo Lode Wends ari H-ondi are Invlti attend the 11 a.m. In PEL, with the liev. Lawrence Crawford and Apollo Lodge NoJ94 offlclatlna.

Inurnment prlvato. 4 S32-404I "T5 Mildred Cooper; loving brother Lllllg Whitehead of Oakland and- th late Shorf and James T. Cooper; a native of Glen Elian, California. Private family service will be held at the graveside at Mt. View Cemetery, Oakland, Monday, April S.

Friends may pay their respects at the GARDEN CHAPEL Of the PRATT-FLIERL MORTUARY, 1044 Street, Hayward, until p.m., Sunday. Parking facilities directly across from Mortuary. For further Information please call-581-4545 or 351-2745. MORGAN, Frank formerly of San in Tnrr.nr. r.ninmi.

California, March 31, 1971; beloved husband of Kay Morgan; dear father of Donald Morgan ef Santa Cruz, also survived by three foster daughters and nine grandchildren; brother of Earl Morgan of Ana-helm, Morgan of Venice and Barracks'No, iTwt) eratlng Engineers Lo- ember of Edi Veterans ai cal No. 3 of ber of First Presbyterian Cl Leandro. A native of Washington; aged jakland and former mem-Presbyterlan Church of San 7g years. Friends are Invited to attend services at the SANTOS-ROBINSON MORTU- Ary Mondavi Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland. For further Information please call 4834)123.

O'CONNOR, Eric Michael, In Oakland, April 1, 1971, beloved husband of Nor- ma Bell O'Connor; ino. Contribution to the Alameda Chapter of the American Red Crots for Alameda Girl Club preferred. Interment Golden Gate Nation Cemetery. GEORGE W. MURPHY SERVICE DOERING, Allan in Oakland, March 31, 1971, a native of Texas; aged 67 years.

A member. of B.P.O, Elks Club Friends mv raanerts at th. t.i rnenas may pay respects at the Tel- egraph Avenue Chapel from noon Satur- day, April 3 until noon Sunday April 4. Interment San Pedro, Calif, GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2850 Telegraph Oakland 451-4434 GILMORE, Donald R. of Oakland April 2, 1971; beloved husband of Margaret Gil- more; loving father of Florence Rowan of Lincoln, Nebraska, Elaine LaBarbera of Oakland and the late Donald Gil- more; loving brother of Rose Peterson of Minot, North Dakota, Mrs.

George Emerson, Mrs. Willard Johnson both of Portland, Oregon and Henry L. Gilmore loving father-ln-l of Oakland; loving father-1 E. Rowan and Robert LaBarbera; also survived by nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A native of Kent, Minnesota; aged 72 years.

A re- (ran. A native of tired employe of Key Systems Transit Company. Friends ar Invited to attend the funeral from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 4800 E. 14th St.

Oakland gn Tuesday mornlng, April 4 9 Oft at Thence to St. Cyril'. -63rd and Camden Oakland for Church Reaulem Mass commencing at 9:30. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, San Pablo.

Recitation of the Rosary, Monday evmiM at a-M If friends desire th family would prefer memorial contr Aa-n-l-tlnn butlons to the Heart Association, 4171 Shirley, In Sacramento, March ,171. The wlf of Sot. Clarence Brook, who was la possession of order to depart for Vietnam on Mercy 31; the mother of Claude, Cynthia and Andrla Brook all of Sacramento; the daughter of Mr. Valencia Johnson of Gibson, Louisiana; th sister to Mr. Etta Pharr and Clarence Johnson of Oakland, Mr.

Helen Haniy and Mr. Hattie Belle William of Los Angeles, Mrs Mildred Harris of Grays, Louisiana, Leolta Harris and Howard Johnson of Gibson, Louisiana. Recitation of the Rosary will be held 1-08 P.M. Sunday, April 4, In th GLADYS BAKER MEMORIAL CHAPEL of th BAKER MORTUARY, 980-Jth Street at Filbert, Oakland. Reauelm Low Mass will be held 9:00 A.M.

Monday, April 5, at St. Andrew-St. Joseph Church, 32nd and San Pablo Avenue, Oakland. Father John Maxwell will officiate. Interment will In St.

Mary's Cemetery, CORNETT, Marl Lucille of Danville, April 1, 1971, beloved wife of Jim Cornett; loving stepmother of Carol Ann av Araa Fair ttmstjoh tornorrow fog near (tie ocean at Ijlttla temperature change. Low tonight In the 60s. High today and to-Jhomtw in- the 60s near th ocean end MP7H Northw wind 10 to 20 Northern end Central California Fair through tomorroy except patchy oncoast increasing tonight. Slightly warmer inland. Northwestern California Fair through tomorrow except patchy fog on coast Increasing tonight.

Slightly hl9h both days at Ukiah 43-83. Fort Bragg 43-53. Mount Shasta Siskvou Area Fair through tonight. Variable hloh cloudl-ness tomorrow. Slightly warmer today.

Fair through tomof- row. Slightly warmer today, San jeaouin Valley fair through tomorrow. Slightly warmer today. Low tonight 45 to 55. High today and tomorrow In the 80s.

Light wind. Monterey Bay Area Fair through tomorrow but too or low clouds Increasing tonight. Low tonight In the 60s- High today and tomorrow In mid SdSpto mid 60s, Northwest wind 10 to 20 Fair through tomorrow. Continued warm. Low to-.

night In the 40s, High today and tomor-row In the 70s to low 80s. Northwest Wind 5 to 15 M.P.H. High today low and, high tomorrow 1 San Jose 77-47-78. Hollister 78-42-78. Cafifornia Summary Clear spring weather will continue oyer the state with only Batches of fog along th coast night and mornings.

High pressure remains dominant centered offshore and extending into west-ern Canada then southward over the western states. Small changes in the distribution of the pressure field across California, however. Indicate en increase In the too along the coast tonight. Winds will light except for afternoon sea breezes dose to the coast and strong gusty winds over mountains and desert In the southern interior and locally below the coastal canyons today. National Summary Rain or snow Is likely over the central olains with chance of snow flurries over the eastern shores of the lower Gerat Lakes.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected to spread from eastern Texas across the Gulf Coast states. It will be warmer from California through the Great Basin to the northern Rockies and cooler over the Plains. It win remain cold over the upper midwest to the central and northern Appalachians. Warm front will extend from central Florida Into a low just off the Louisiana coast. A cold front will trail from the low to the extreme southeriT tld of Texas.

Highs will be over South Dakota and lust off the Virginia coast. Norma Sharon Gabler of Santa Rosa; loving grandfather of Kathleen Gabler. A native of California; aged 61 years. A member of the California Dental Assn. Friends ar respectfully Invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, April 6 at 8:30 a.m.

at Cooper's Chapel 1580 Frultvale Oakland; thence to St. CITY OP HOP Lawrence O'Tooles Church, 3725 High T- op Oakland, where a Mass of Reaulem acknowledges office 4171 or present Bank, CATHOLIC Street, ITY HOPE contributions, Days, CASTLE, Clara In Oakland, April 2, 1971. beloved wife of the late James T. Castle; loving daughter of Antonio Bon-acd; loving mother of Mary Ann Castle, Jim Casale, Marguerite Benlgno and Ralph Casale; sister of Frank Ben-acd, Constance Gregco, Rhea Dudas and Anna Marl Wheeler; grandmother of 10. A native of Ohio.

Friends ere Invited to attend th funeral Monday, April 5, at 9:30 a.m. Azadan of Havward, Norman Wavn Cornett of Martinez and Sharon Lorraine Hoehn of Sacramento; sister of Opal Campbell of Claremore, and Dorothy Long of Little Rock, step-grandmofher of Cindy, Jim and Ml-chaef Nelson of Sacramento, Nlcol Lun-ae Hoehn of Sacramento, Jeffrie Cornett of Pinole and Serena and Cameron Azadan of Hayward. Staff Assistant of C.T.I. Division of Pacific Telephone. A native of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas; aged 44 years.

Friends are Invited to attend funeral services Monday, April 5 at 11 a.m. at the SAN RAMON VALLEY CHAPEL, 279 Front St Danville. Entombment at OakmonJ Memorial Park, Lafayette. DENYVEN, Virginia Howell, In Alameda, April 2, 1971, beloved wife of the late Howard G. Denyven, loving mother of David Denyven of Alameda; sister of D.

K. Howell of Webster Groves, Missouri, end Mrs. Katherine Parsed of Tyler, Texas; dear grandmother of Christine and Joy Denyven of Alameda. A native of Missouri, aged 79 years. A member of Alameda Chanter of American Red Cross, Adelphian Club, and American Legion Auxiliary Unit Number Friends ar Invited to attend funeral services Monday, April 5, at 10 a.m.

from THE GEORGE MURPHY ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Haw ward. (For further Information please phone 533-4114) Parking area adiacent to Chapel. GUTIERREZ, Kristina, In Oakland, AprlfCLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY 1, 1971, dearly beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rocky Gutierrez of Oakland; loving sister of Lisa Gutirrez; dear .1 granddaughter of Robert Garcia and Hlji t5r nui Ray Gutierrez, both of Oakland and '1, of. the late Luigi Mrs. Anglo Gutierrez of Walnut Creek. A native of California; aged on year. Friends are-Invited to attend services MacArthur Oakland.

(For further Information pleas call 432-1011. Pagllaro; dearly beloved mother of Teresa Catalano of Albany, Joseph Pagll-arp of Richmond and James A. from th LAUREL CHAPEL; thence to St. Louis Bertrand's Church for a Mass Of Reaulem at 10 a.m. Rosary, Sunday at 8 p.m.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ALBERT ENGEL CO. 3300 High St. near MacArthur 532-4048 CHINITZ, Geld I In San Jose, April 1, 1971, beloved wife of th late Max Chln-Iti; loving mother of Mrs. Faye Fulch- Pagll-t tho EAST OAKLAND CHAPEL of of El Cerrito; dear mother-in-law of GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES, 2372 Sam Catalano, Katharine ami Mary J.

East 14th Oakland, Monday, April 5 Paallaro; also survived by 13 grandchil-at 9 a.m.; thane to St. Jarlaths hren and 14 great-grandchildren. A na-Church, 2428 Pleasant Oakland tlv of Castelsilano, Italy; aged 84 where a Requiem Mass will be eele- years. A member of St. Jerome's Calibrated for th rooos of her soul com- olic Church and Lady of th Macca-mtnclng at 9:30 a.m.

Recitation of the Rosary Sunday af 8 p.m. Informant Holy Sepulchre Cemttarv, Hayward. bees of West Virginia. Funeral services Monday, April 5 at 10 a.m. from th ELLIS-OLSON FUNERAL FACT JOHNSON, Walter Warren, In Oakland April 1, 1971; husband of the lat Pearl E.

Johnson; loving father of T. Keith, Paul Welter S. and Philip C. Johnson; loving grandfather of 15 grandchildren. A natlvo ef Illinois.

A member of Claremont Country Club, Bohemian pierce and 10:30 Commital Precipitation CALIFORNIA Non. NATIONAL Albany. 36. Boston, Brownsville, Buffalo, Burlington, Vt Casoer, Charleston, S.C., Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit. Duluth.

01; Jacksonville, Juneou, Milwau- ANGLERS' fl of his May a pMer" murraay or p.m. inter- MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Albany. Thenc to St. Jerome's Church, Curry Carmel Avenues, El Cerrito, for a.m. mass.

Rosary I p.m. Sunday. St. Joseph's Cemetery. (Adiacent perking.) Mvr April 2, 1971, beloved husband of Hilda Ino father of Myron E.

Del RIo, Texas, Patricia Lafayette and Thomas B. Pierce of Burbank; grandfather of Mi-el Allan Pierce, Michaella Nyland, inis K. Barnes and Kenneth W. Pierce; great-grandfather of Michael Matthew Pierce; brother of Robert Bruce Pierce, Jr. A native of Washington; aged 73 yeari.

A member of Christ Episcopal Church. Friends ar Invited to attend funeral services Monday, April at 10:30 am. at the CHAPEL Of FilWLER-ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 Santa Clar Alameda, tha Rev. Wilfred H. WILL bany, April 1, 197), beloved wife of Henry C.

Santos dearly beloved mother of Joyce D. Goodman of Concord, Gloria JeoiH Kelly of Pinole, June Greet Rowland of Richmond, Henry C. (Skip) Santo and Darien T. Santos, both of Albany; devoted daughter of Angela J. Maglla of Berkeley and the late Domenico Maellai loving sister of Carolina (Lone) Holden of El Cerrito, Jackie Borntsen of San Pablo, Carl Charles Magli of El Cerrito and Olga Miranda of Albany; dear grandmother of Lind Joyce Williams, Colleen Grace and Laurten Ann Kelly and Kenneth Lloyd Rowland dear mother-in-law of Joy (Ptte) D.

Goodman, Tommy J. Kelly and Kenneth L. Rowland Sr. A native of Oakland; oood 54 years. A member of tho Frotellanza Club of Oakland.

Funorol services Monday, April 5, at 0:30 a.m. from th ELLIS-OLSON PACIFIC STANDARD TIME Club ond N. and N. Club. Friend ar Invited to attend services Monday April 5 at 11:00 a.m.

at the Chapel of th Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Oakland. CHAPEL OF THE OAKS twesw Sfcwsawrei oehler; loving mother of Gregory oehlor; loving grandmother of Karl oehler; loving mother-in-law of Hazel MarlKoehlfr; a native of Oakland; aged 77 years. A member of St. Jar-loth' Sodality. Friends art respectfully Invited to at.

tend her rltnds art respectfully Invited to t-I funeral Mass tor th repos of soul Monday, April 5 at St. Apr. Low How Much Should a Funeral Cost? are some facts for the last 100011 families we served. 29 paid less than 36 paid less than 38 paid less than $600.00 through February 28, 1971 The Grant Miller Plan gives you a wide choice-the selection is up. to you.

Jar-lath's Church, Frultval and Pleasant Oakland commencing at 10:30 Recitation of th Rosary Sunday at 7:30 SANTOS, Otnov (Gloria) Franc, In AI- nation .1 Rosary Sunday Hodgkin, D.D., OFFICIATE. Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum. Lee, In Oakland, March Wit, beloved husband of the late Myrtle Crowder Wlnsor; loving father of Kathleen Porter of Washington, D.C., and Edward H. Wlnsor of San Francisco; brother of Frances W. Cady of Sioux Rapids, Iowa.

A native of Iowa. A member of Oakland Scottish Rlt Bodies. Friends ar Invited to attend memorial services at the First Christian Church, 29th and Fairmount Oakland. Tuesday, April 6 at 2 m. GRANT MILLER MORTUARY service.

Card of Thanks ALAMEDA County Heart greateful-ly memorial gifts. Mall to MacArthur Oak. 533-6475 at Crocker Citizens National 1450 Broadway, Oak. CHARITIES gratefully, acknowledge memorial gifts. 433 Jefferson Oakland.

834-5654. gratefully acknowledges 2876 Brookdal Oakland. 483-9440. Nights. KE 34442.

FRIENDS of the Oakland Public Library gratefully acknowledge memorial gifts to Library Trust Fund. 125 14th St. 273-3282 PLANNED Parenthood appreciates and acknowledges memorial contributions. 476 W. MacArthur, Oakland 654-7987 'Satchmo' Shows Some Improvement NEW YURK (AP) Jazz great Louis Satchmo.

Armstrong was reported showing significant improvement at a hospital here Saturday, but spokesmen said he remained critically ill with heart and breathing trouble. Doctors at Beth Israel Hospital said Armstrong was taken off an artificial respirator at 7 a.m. Saturday and was breathing more comfortably after a restful night. He is awake, responsive and even smiling, said a spokesman. The 70-year-old performer was put on an artificial respirator Friday after developing a breathing problem that doctors said had left him generally weakened.

It was Armstrongs second major setback since being hospitalized March 15 with a recurrent heart problem and edema condition, the swelling of body tissues caused by ab-normal accumulations of fluids. Fluitt Rites At Pittsburg On uesday PITTSBURG Funeral services for Nelson I. Fluitt, 64, retired painter and 42-year resident of this community, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mr.

Fluitt, former employe of the Shell Chemical had worked for that company 30 years. He was widely known in local union and sports fishing circles. He died Friday in a Walnut Creek hospital. Surviving include his widow, Helen; a daughter, Mrs. Louise Manry of Federal Way, and brothers and sisters Olen Fluitt and Mrs.

Eula Williams of Pittsburg, Mrs. Thelma Ray of Antioch, Frank and Alton Fluitt of Texas and Mrs. Iva Corbell of Citrus Heights. Last rites will be at the Pittsburg Funeral Chapel. at Cc j.

Oak chre Cemetery, Information ploos phone 5334114) Perking area adlaconf to Cnaool. Memorial contribution to th Hanna Bovs Center, Sonoma, will grtotly appreciated. CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY Cooper's Chapel, 1580 Frultvale Interment Holy Sepul-Hayward, (For further McCarthy, Catherine 0 Oakland, April 1, 1971; loving slstor of Justin McCarthy. A native of San Francisco.

Friends or Initvcd to atttnd th R-oultm Mat Monday, April 5 at 10 a.m. at St. Loo's Church, Piedmont and Rldewy vnui. Interment Holy Cross Comotory. JOHN COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL "EAST BAY AREA'S LARGEST GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2372 East 14th Street 7 2850 Telegraph Avenue Oakland 'm Oakland Telephone 534-1632 Telephone 451-6434 Chapel in the Valley 985 Socth Thompson Road Lafayette Telephone 283-3515 MEMBER BY INVITATION NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS MEL Fiotro (Pot), in Napa, March 31, 1971, door friend of Mrs.

Gin Marcuc-cl, Mrs. Lola M. Leonardo, Mrs. Mlrrrf Nelson, Miss Gina Morlt Leonardo, Miss Lola Marl Nalstn, Emil J. Leonard and Phillip A.

Nelson. A native of Italy; ogtd 73 years. A member ef th Automotive Workers Union. Friends or respectfully Invited fa at- SEDINGER, Halit B-, Ip Alameda, fend funeral service Monday, April 5 April 3, 1971, beloved wife of Omar at 10:30 o.m. of Cooper's Chapel, 1580 Glen Sedlnger; loving mother of Mary Frultvale Av Oakland; thence to St.

Belh Hansen of Alamed ond th let MORTUARY, 727 Son Pablo Albany, thence to Ambrose Church, Cornell and Gllmon Berkeley, for a 9 a.m. Mass. Rosary Sunday evening at I p.m. Commital, St. Joseph's Mausoleum.

(Adiacent parking). Temperatures CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Eureka Fresno Los Angelos, Monterey Needles -Oakland Rea Bluff NATIONAL Albany, N.Y. 9 Sacramento 58 40 Salinas 00 San Diego 14 54 SanFrndsco 59 53 jan Jos 84 57 Santa Bartor fl rl Tt 13 Santa Rosa 7S 53 ,25. Jacksonville Albuoueroua. 45 29 Juneav Amarillo 45 36 Kansas City Anchorage 33 14 Las Vegas Asheville 52 41 Llttla Rock Atlanta 56 43 Louisville 52 26 Memphis 59 40 Miami Bech 35 Mldlnd.Tex.

57 39 Milwaukee 67-40 75 44 New Orleans 44 34 New York 44 34. North Platt Casper 49 22 Okla City Chrlstn.S.C. 73 59 Omaha 49 35 Philadelphia 58 53 Phoenix 37 31 Pittsburgh 50 32 Portlnd, Me. 44 30 Pi 47 32 Ri Billings Birmingham Bismarck Bols Boston Brownsvill Buffalo Burlngtn.Vt, "Jasper Chrlstn.W.V. Chicago Clndnnatl Cleveland Columbus, O.

Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Great Fall Helena Houston Indianapolis Jckson, Miss. 42 64 57 44 45 70 04 48 44 ortlnd. Ore. 40 70 3 Rapid City Reno 27 Richmond 32 St. Louis 10 40 Salt Lake 16 San Antonio 16 st.Ste.Mari 54 33 Seattle 52 23 Shreveport 70 49 tookena 47 31 Tucson 41 Washington Wichita 32 CANADA Canada Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Roglna 43 22 Toronto 44 23 Winnipeg 41 35 Vancouver 42 34 FAN AMERICA i i St.

Croix, 90; Acapulco, 06; Berb dos, mm; Bermuda, 63; Bogota, 59; Cu liacan, 88; Havana, 84; Hjrmosillo, 97; Kingston, 88; Los Mochls, 9l; Mazetlan 82; Mexico City, 75; Nassau, 75; San Juan, P.R., 80; St. Kitts, 84; Tegucigalpa, 90. INTERNATIONAL Aberdeen, 45; Amsterdam, 43; Ankara, 54; Athens, 61; Auckland, 57; Berlin; 52; Birmingham, 45; Brussels. 41; Cairo, 66; Casablanca, 61; Copenhagen, 45r Dublin, 45; Geneve, 55) Hong Kong, 72; Lisbon, 54; London, 46; MedrldT 46; Malta, 63; Manila, 82; Moscow, 48; New Delhi, 91: Nice, 50; Oslo, 41; Paris, 52; Rom, 61; Saloon, 82; Sofia, 55; Stockholm ,46. Sydney, Tot Aviv, Tokyo.

44; Tunis, 44; Vienna, 48; Warsaw, 57. Asuncion. 82; Buenos Aires, 54) Montevideo, 64; Rio De Janeiro, 79. TIDE TABLE Low High 4:35 o.m. Moon rises 1:17 a.m.

Moon 4:34 p.m. Moon list 2:08 o.m. Ms to Classify MISCELLANEOUS BEAUTY SHOP aoutomerit for tala. No hairdryers or shampoo basin. May ba stan by appointment.

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Previous experience In fleet handling reoutred. Salary commensurate with experience. Repjy In contldene to: Bok M82 90124-4, Oakland Tribune An leuel Opportunity Employer ADMISSIONS REPRESENTATIVE Must have minimum 2 years successful experience ae teles iere-sentetly In privet education Indue- A try. Phone I3MH1 r' RECEPTIONIST, typing, M) key odd machine. Must have 2 veers strict experience or equivalent.

Muff be ambitious A neat. Will train In all abates of general office work. Too pay A fringes. Coliseum area, Pab-ricatlne Plant. New oftlcee.

Must have awn tranaoartetlon. Send resume te Bax 1300144-4 Oakland Tribune. SALESLAbY Interested detailed toecWIred sale. work. Muff bt welt groomed, reile- 99VIR.

7T1W99 VW WWT4 SlWniQi rUN' ble A share. Interview 9-12 Mon. A (Toes. Aon! 5 A 4 or by aoootnt-ment. Encore Theatrical Suooly Ce.

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5108 Geary Blvd. 5. F. COUPLE to manege 16 unit apt. Reck-rldg district.

1 bdrm. salary. Rwlv ANIMALS LHASA APSO.AKC, als POODLE pups, $65 up. 236-8328 DOBE4tmal pups, blk-tan, 10 AKC, shots. $75.

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ree. $158. 4534141 RIVERSIDE (AP) -Detec-' fives worked around the clock Saturday to track down suspects in the shotgun slayings of two policemen ambushed as they answered a phony burglary call: checking out a dozen different leads, but we have not turned up anything yet, said Sgt. David Fry, who said the detective force had been called into the case on 12-hour shifts. He said they were looking for four persons- described as four boys in their late teens seen running from a resi-' dential section in which the officers were slain Friday night.

A shotgun found near the scene was being checked for fingerprints. The officers were Leonard A. Christiansen, 25, and Paul C. Teel, 30, both married and on the force about five years, -Their slayings were the first on the police force since 1943 in this city of 160,000. It was obviously set up for an ambush, a police spokesman said.

There was no robbery. It was a phony call. Police said the shootings occurred at about 9:15 p.m. after the two officers pulled into a driveway of a single-story residence. They said Teel never had a chance to draw his revolver and was gunned down as he got out of his patrol car.

Christiansen fired three shots and radioed for help. I cant breathe, I cant breathe, before he died. The two officers had answered a call about three hours earlier when they and two officers in another patrol car were sent to another section of town to check out a report of a fight, police said. Nothing was found. Teel radioed the watch commander, This looks like it might have been a setup, said police, who speculated that any assailants waiting to strike might have backed off when they saw the two patrol cars.

Cornett Services In Danville DANVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Merle Louise D. Cornett, 44, will be held here at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Mrs.

Cornett, ho died Thursday at her" home here 1 after an illness was a staff assistant for the Pacific Telephone Co. and had been employed by that company for more than 20 years. She is survived by her husband, Jim Cornett, operator of a local realty company; three stepchildren Carol Anne Azadan of Hayward, Norman W. Cornett of Martinez and Sharon L. Hoehn of Sacramento; and two sisters, Opal Campbell of Oklahoma and Dorothy Long of Arkansas.

Last rites will be at the San Ramon Valley Chapel. Research Costs CHICAGO About $100 billion has been spent on research and development in the United States since 1776 half of it in the past 10 years. which produced 487 landing craft for the government as well as barges, fire fighting boats and other types of marine equipment. After the war, Mr. Johnson organized, a family-owned shipwrecking company, the main operation of which was at the Pollack Stockton Shipyard in Stockton which he purchased from the govem-.

ment. More than 140,000 tons of cast, iron and non-ferrous metals were produced in this operation. He retired last year after developing a gold mine in British Columbia. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Claremont County Club, the Bohemian Club, the San Francisco Commercial Club, -the-San Francisco Engineers Club, hndthe Club in Berkeley.

He is survived by four sons, Philip C. of Lafayette, T. Keith and Paul both of Oakland, and Air Force Col. Walter Tampa; and 15 grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m.

tomorrow at the Chapel of the Oaks, 39th Street and Telegraph Avenue. IH iiownsla ffiCruXBlJLf wmmmM IPs (hhikvid (Hnmnuffi FttHUL MMSUM From GLAMORISE I Extra Smooth Control 4155 WAIST GIRDLE Agrll 4 Sun rites 1:51 a.m. Sun ssts sets 2:57 a.m. AorH 5 Sun rists 9:90 o.m. Sun sets sets 3:37 a.m.

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443-3000 THE LAKE. Newark. By owner, quality 4 bdrm, 3 bath, din. rm, fern, rm, frpe. hdwd floors, wallo-prred elec, sprinkler system, 85000 will SSSum JVi pet.

Gl 792-4670 CHABOT STATE i Quality large 3 3 betti, family rm. Unfinished landscaping compels sacrifice by transferred owner. 569-0355, 56S-I881 CHOICE LOT, Auburn Lake Trolls golf, fish, horses etc. trade for eaul-fv; whet have you. 821-3497 FINANCIAL TV end Electronic builness Owner retiring.

Established ever 30 veers. Good proposition. SATHER GATE REALTY 2345 Dursnt, Berkeley With So 148-1933 SMALL established business needs 5000. for expansion and working ceoltel. 2 veers-terms negotiable For Information write O.

Box 4453 Heyward, Citlf. 94514 RENTALS CJ: UNFURN soacleus studio, Alcatraz near Shattuck, stove retrie. Adults, no gets $95. 651-1444 UNFURN. 1036 Willow St.

3 rms, bath, S70. 455-6185 FURN. no bed. 1 hdrm. shower S85 me 625.

deposit. 652-6057 FURN. 2 rooms, eduits only, no oets, near lake. 585. 531-7539 FURN.

East Lake, 1-2 hdrm. level carpets, drip, util. No pets. S13P-5150. 233-1008 UNFURNISHED 164 CALDICOft LN.

Mervelous view, wooded area, luxury 1, 2. A 3 bdrm epts. New clubhouse, Indoor thereov pool, gymnasium end seune bath. Adults only. Ne pels.

From SJI4 up. For Infor-matlon cell 641-5344 UNFURN. 34th Ave. modern, specious 2 bdrm. elec, kitch extras.

Middle-aged preferred. 5324297 HAYWARD 2 bdrm duolex, living rm, dinette, kitchen, hath, oeraoe, laundry area-cletn. Near schools, me lor shoodne. trensoortetion 2 children ok. 9156 me.

8100 cleaning deposit. 357-4499 CONCORD 3-bedroom, POOL 9300 per month 376-4961 SAN LEANDRO. 1 bedim, excellent location 6165. 686-6144 SAN LORENZO i bdrm, bath, stove, retrie, $220. 351-0302.

SAN RAMON, nearly new 4 bdrm, Ti bem, temllv room, fplc, excel location; avail May IS, 8321 436-0151 HOME FURNISHINGS MOVING Everything 1 price Desks, tables, chairs, emlaues 2634 San Pablo Berkeley Weekdays 9 te 5. Sun 10 ta 4 Dir. HOME Furnishings from Decorator Home li vine room, dining room, breakfast ere, bedroom, aonll-ences, beautiful original hand paint. Inos. Sacrifice 62-7548 on JE 7-0359 -ACCORDION 120 bass 9 switcher el-most new.

Sacrifice. S155. 538-1346 STEREO Console. 5 tt. walnut cab.

AM-FM, auto, clock timer, 4 sod. record eleven, 4 track taoe recorder. Vole at Music. Asking $250. Cell 522-063 ANNOUNCEMENTS BLACK Wallet on Sen Peblo In El Cerrite REWARD tor return of Identification 334-2430 LOST Frl.

am oold glasses In blk. case. Reward 835-5200 ext. 721 DIAMOND wedding ring set, lost, white Bold. Reward 534-7115 "ANDY" small whit fluffy male doo with black honed ears 8 tail.

Vicinity: )clst Ave L. 351-7658 ANYONE witnessing accident, when wnmen was hit bv bus. Aorlj 1. 1971 at 10-20 PM on Broadway between 19th and 20th Sts, Oakland. Pleas call 0364)740 EDUCATION ACCORDION LESSONS SPECIAL RATES to beginners, well auelihed teacher.

538-134 Walter Johnson Rites Tomorrow For that beautiful control and support this hi-waist girdle has vertical stretch satin elastic panels in front back, reinforced hip panels. 30-46 4255 HIWAIST PANTY Same great girdle as described above in the panty girdle style. It gives you a smooth line under todays popular pant fashions. Available in sizes 30 to 46 1150 COTTON BANDEAU Bandeau bras with stretch band under bust, and strap pads for comfort Pellon reinforced under cup.for support 34-46 34-48 $3. 36-50 cup 3.50 2150 54 LOAGLEVE Same cotton bra as described above in the longline style.

It gives you the support you need, a smooth line. 34-46 34-48 3.50. 36-50 $4 gSO 2151 LONGLINE STRETCH Longline bra with stretch back section and leotard style back. Same style cotton cups with pellon reinforcement vj undercup. 34-46 34-48 $4.

36-50 4.50 Budget Store Foundations, Downstairs Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Walter W. Johnson, whose business interests ranged from the manufacturing of gold -dredging equipment in Alaska during the early part of the century to shipbuilding and shipwrecking in later years. Mr. Johnson, 88, died Thursday after a brief illness. A native of Illinois, Mr.

Johnson moved to California in 1905 after he had earned degrees in mechanical engineering and mining engineering from the University of Illinois. In 0909 he went to Alaska andne following year established his own company there to bilild and rebuild bucket line gold dredges He returned to the Bay Area in 1918, at the age of 36, and organized the Union Construction a shipbuilding firm located at the present site of Oaklands outer harbor. Under his presidency the firm built 21 ocean-going vessels. During World War II, Mr. Johnson was the managing partner of Judson Pacific War Industries Emeryville, CapwelTs Budget Store, Broadway at 20th, Oakland, 94612 832-1111 Name Address City OcAerje my account VUtntMitlts tat.

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