Anniversaries SALAZAR, Deluvino, 341 San Jose Feb. 20, boy, SAGAN, Leonard 30 Hill Road, Ross, Feb. 3, TERWILLIGER, Jay 102 Bache St. Feb. 19, girl.
Dale 119 Guttenberg Feb. 22, girl. VAN, John 88 Walter Feb. 21, boy Feb. VAZQUEZ, Joseph 547 Mangels 15, girl.
Feb. 20, girl. WALKER, Howard, 1533. Fulton WEST, Hugh 155 Sickles Feb. boy, WHITLEY, Clarence.
722 Larch South San Francisco, Feb, 19, boy, WILSON, Stuart, 2928 Benvenue, ley, Feb, 20, boy. YBARRA, Rudolfho 1305-A Fairfax Feb. 21, girl. Park, Lester, 261 Hillside, Sharp ZEITLER, Feb, 19, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED 1750 Franklin St.
and Swapp, Barbara 21, -Howard Foulks, 24. 1871 Sacramento St. 1456 10th and Carla Boxer, 25, 19, 1452 Francisco St. Eickhoff, reb, 28, and Jeannette Anthony Azzopardi, 19, Xueboth of 372. Bridgeview Drive.
Moe Luban, 39, nove, 2310 Chestnut and Bernice' Char32, 2901 Gough St. Noe and Flier, 43, Margery Soga, 23, 1814 Divisadero St. Wayne Miller, 23. Divisadero and Julia Ryan, 19, 251 St. Alan Hughes, 23, Lafayette, and Mary McGuire, 20, 290 Brentwood Ave, 26, Idaho Falls, Idaho, and La Verne Schuetz, La Rocca, 25, 767 Chestnut St.
-David C. Reyes, 31. 9 Somerset and Maria S. doza, 29, 626-a So. Van Ness Ave.
Martin B. Querke, 25, 811 Shrader St. and Dora Mary Kenneally, 24, 257. Whitney St. Robinson, 58.
319 Haight and Enlis Coker, 46, 319 Haight St. SPECIAL Hour Service PRE-MARITAL EXAMS DR. J. M. WHITE and STAFF 690 Market 816, DeYoung Bldg.
Hrs. 9-6. Sat. 9-1. Phone DO.
2-4926 Leroy Megen-1 ity, 21, 1570 Revere, and Betty Jo Todd, 29, 2084 Mission St. DOW-BENNETT-Harve B. Dow, 24, Los Angeles, and Ruth Clifford Bennett, 22, Wayzata, Minn. REYNOLDSON-BRYANT Leonard R. Reynoldson, 24, Fortuna, and Nancy Darlene Bryant.
19, Fortuna, FRITZ BULLOCK- George Fritz Belvedere, and Karen Bullock, 16, 2363 44th Ave. Irwin Herlihy, 25, 659 32nd and Sandra Landau, 20, 940 Powell St. HEANY -FOLEY Charles Heaney, 25, 315 Harbor Road, and June Foley, 24, 402 Eureka St. MARRIAGES, all hours. Beautiful ceremonies.
MI. 7-3580, AT. 2-6807. GREENLEAF-CLEMENTS Richard Greenleaf, 38, and Aloha Clements, 35, both of 1271 Pine St. HOVANNISIAN KOTCHOLOSIAN Richard Hovannisian, 24, Tulare, Calif.
and Vartiter Kotcholosian, Fresno, Calif, -Mack McG 22, U.8.A.F., and Lorraine Mackie, 23, 1035 Shrader St. LUCIDO- Hall, 40, Sausalito, and Noney Lucido, 29, 902 Green St. BARBER-DAVIS Wayne Barber, 18, 423 Jersey Street, and Dixie Davis, 18. 717 6th Ave. RICHARDSON-MURREN- -Jack Lyman Richardson, 29, Burlingame, and Margery L.
Murren, 26. 327-a Fillmore. -Mario P. Balinton, 18, 647 Fulton and Cleo Marie Jackson, 19, 674 Linden St. Wilton W.
Peake, 20, United States Navy, and June Carol Stallings, 17, 3337 Army St. GALEA-LICATA- Jas, Galea, 26. San Bruno and Barbara Ray Licata, 22. 19th Ave. SACK LAWLESS George Sack, 21, 2490 19th and Patricia Lawless, 18.
1315 29th Ave. LIGGINS-BETHUNE Andrew Liggins 22, 147 Navy Road, and Mable Bethune, 21. 157 Navy Road. FROESE-FREERKSEN Emerson Froese, 23, Wasco, and JoAnn Freerksen, 21, Ventura, Calif, SATO-KATAOKA Edward Sato, 27, 1807. Octavia and Joanne Kataoka, 24, 1651 Post St.
INTERLOCUTORY DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED AMINO- -Mary Rinko from Toshio. BURGASS John R. from Betty Jean. Unadene from Roland. GOUVEIA- Bernice Lee from Robert.
JAISLE Gracie C. Aroyo from William T. MAHONEY-Lucille from Vincent. MANES Louise R. from Wilfred Earl.
A. from Thomas F. Victor from Lillian. Lorraine Jean from Charles Russell. MORGAN WALRAVEN-Ann from M.
Robertienry. ANNULMENTS GRANTED Lillian M. from Marvin Waylon. -Robert J. Penny M.
NOLASCO- Andres G. from Rosalina Concepcion. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED -Wayne B. Osele Mae. -Angela vs.
John. COOPER -Estelle William L. ECKEL -Marie Vs. W. -Barbara vs.
Louis A. Nancy C. Vs. Benjamin J. -Barbara R.
vs. Alford D. MULLIN-Norine Vs. Bernard. Va.
Mary. vs. Ben. ANNULMENT COMPLAINTS FILED BECHTEL -Dorothy M. Vs.
William 8. PROBER -Raymond A. vs. Viola. OAKLAND BIRTHS Oakland unless otherwise spect- tied.) Born to Mr.
and AHLBERG, Dennis 246-0 Mosley Alameda, Jan. 27, boy, BIGLEY, Edward 560-D Eagle Alameda, Jan. 27, boy, G. 4218 Everglade Hayward, Jan. 24, girl.
FIELDS, Chester 27655 Orlando Hayward, Jan. 23, girl. Russell 14765 Sylvia Way, San Leandro, Jan. 25, girl STEVENSON, Carl J. 15263 Central San Leandro, Jan.
24, boy VAN EPPS, Kenneth 738 Eiste San Leandro, Jan. 22, girl. POWERS, Harry A. 19033 Vannoy Castro Valley, Jan. 27, girl.
JOHNSON, Robert 1451 5th Berkeley, Paul Jan. A. 22, boy. COTTON, 2801 Grove LEISCH, Rudolph 1935 Ward Berkeley, Jan. 26, girl.
Berkeley, Jan. 26, boy. McNEIL, Albert 649 65th Feb. 1, girl. TIMMONS, Theoplis, 1241 Willow boy.
JACKSON, Walter, 1421 Campbell 22, girl. BANKS, Leonard W. 5816 East 16th- Jan. 22, boy. VILLARREAL, Louis, 901 35th Jan.
20, boy. George 2215 East 25th Jan. 31, girl. FREEMAN, Mose, 117-D Bach Alameda, Jan. 15, girl.
CARR, Grady, 1022 Linden Jan. 20, boy. HORSLEY, Sugie, 1731 14th Jan. 30, girl. COOPER, Joseph 320 Stoneford Jan.
23, girl, WEBB, George 4135 Market Jan. 21, boy. DOUGLAS, Richard 2216 East 21st Jan. 21, girl. NORGREN, Richard 2836 Parker Jan.
21, boy. FERGUSON, Jordan 1737 10th Jan. 21, girl, PATINO, Thomas, 1025-A Myrtle 23, boy. EARLY, 29, boy. Theodis, 883 Campbell SCOTT, William, 422 Fallon Jan.
28. boy. WHITE, Douglas, 476 Boulevard Way, Jan. 26, girl. WIEBE, Raymond 123 San Mateo San Bruno, Jan.
27, boy, YOUNG, Gerald 776 Mountain View Mountain View. Jan. 26, girl. HOWARD, Delos 0., 116 Railway Campbell, Jan. 26, boy.
FISCHER, Louis West Essex, Stockton, 26, girl. NEWRAY, James 797 Schwerin San Francisco, Jan. 24, boy. CUMMINGS, Paul 1391 Sandia Sunnyvale, Jan. 24, boy.
SHIFLETT, Van 4547 Blackford San Jose, Jan. 23, boy. GERMAINE, Francisco, Benjamin, Jan. 23, 418 boy. Munich WRIGHT.
Elmer 83-A Tulago Road. San Francisco, Jan. 22. boy. SMITH, De Wayne 411 Bainbridge Ave.
Alameda, Jan. 23, girl. SNYDER, Howard C. 2109-A ton Alameda, Jan. 23, girl.
YANCEY, Andrew 118-D Gibbs Alameda, Jan. 24, boy. ASEO, Laureto, 116-C Singleton Alameda, Jan. 25, boy. 3181 By Eugene Sheffer 5 10 15 16 18 19 20 21 22.
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Yesterday's Cryptoquip: MIRTHFUL SAGE SAID WISDOM GROWS FULL WITH AGE. 2 Die at San Quentin, One Believed Suicide Two San Quentin inmates later this month, worked in died yesterday, one of an ap- the prison textile mill. parent heart attack and the The chemical which apparently caused his death is someother from sniffing cleaning times sniffed through the fluid in an attempt to get nostrils by inmates to "get high," according to Charles The heart victim was John White, administrative assistP. Crozier, 60, who was serv- ant at the prison. his ing a life term for strangling Marin County Coroner landlady 35 years ago in Frank J.
Keaton said a prelimSan Francisco. inary autopsy indicated Gilbert C. Cabral, 30, con- White's findings were correct. victed in Ventura County of a Crozier was convicted in fraud conspiracy, died from 1951 of the murder of Mrs. what was believed to have Elizabeth Platt, a crime that been the inhalation of carbon went unsolved until he was tetrachloride, a cleaning com- arrested 28 years later in pound.
Connecticut and babbled a parCabral, who had been sen- tial confession. tenced to a five year term in Both men died at the prison 1954 and was due for parole hospital before dawn. Marin Seeks Wright Plan Frank Lloyd Wright, internationally known architect, has "expressed a willingness" to work on the design of the proposed $5,000,000 Marin County Civic Center, it was announced yesterday. County Administrator Donald Jensen told the Marin Board of Supervisors that Wright's interest in the project was divulged to him by the designer's San Francisco representative, Aron Green. Green said Wright was impressed with "the surroundings of Marin County" and would plan the design for a fee equal to 10 per cent of the engineering costs.
'Friendliness' Franco Policy MADRID, Feb. Francisco Franco and his new cabinet have chosen "friendliness" as the theme of Spanish foreign policy. A declaration issued late last night after the new government's first meeting spoke of: "cordial relations" with the United States; "ample prospects for the future" with western European nations; "strengthened friendship" with Portugal; continued "solidarity" with Latin America, and "bonds of good will" with the Arab countries and of the Mediterranean area. TEEN- GIRL VICE ARRESTS Two teen-age girls arrested on vice charges at an Eddy St. hotel supplied police junevile officers yesterday with names of men who allegedly visited them in their room.
At the same time, the FBI revealed it is conducting an investigation to determine if some one transported the girls across State lines for immoral purposes. The girls, aged 15 and 19, were picked up Wednesday at the Dunloe Hotel, 141 Eddy and booked at the Youth Guidance Center on charges of leading lewd lives. At first the girls refused to disclose the names of their male visitors, but under questioning by Juvenile Officers Fred Mullen and William Sampson they identified several of the men. The 19 year old girl, ever, denied any illicit activity. The younger girl has admitted living with a number of men since her arrival here.
Police also believe the 19 year old girl is considerably younger than the age given. A telegram was sent to her birthplace in Detroit, to learn her true age. If she is 19, she may be transferred to city prison, Youth Guidance Authorities said. Meanwhile, police were attempting to find the men whose names were given by the girls. They could be charged with contributing to the delinquency of a mincr.
Dr. Gomori Dies At Palo Alto Dr. George Gomori, internationally known pathological research authority and president of the American Histochemical Society, died yesterday at his home in Palo Alto after a heart attack. Doctor Gomori, 52, had been a pathologist at the Palo Alto Clinic since late last year. Previously he had been a professor at the University of Chicago Medical School.
As president of the Histochemical group, he had been scheduled to preside over its convention this month in Baltimore. He was a member of the editorial board of the American Society of Clinical Pathologists and a consultant to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Doctor Gomori's home was at 596 Channing Palo Alto. He is survived by his widow, Margaret, and a daughter, Mrs. Clara Levine, of Hayward.
Private funeral services were held yesterday. Hearing Set on Gifts to Cops of been obeyed. WOULDN'T TALK. MARTINEZ, Feb. City Manager Gerald McMahon today ordered six Martinez policemen to appear before him tomorrow to explain their refusal to say whether or not they accepted gifts at Christmas time.
Their stand was taken on a questionnaire handed Martinez' 12 officers by Police Chief Roy D. Nickola a week ago. Recalling that he had issued orders that no Christmas gifts were to be accepted, demanded a report on whether or not his order had The six declined to answer. Their attorneys described the inquiry as "insulting to their integrity." The six are Michael Burgwin, Troy Berdine, Edward Gould, Ford Harvey Arlis Marlar and Delmar Masters. Ordered before the city manager for a hearing today, the six asked for a 24 hour continuance.
McMahon set the inquiry for 2 p. m. tomorrow, declaring the officers will be required then to show cause why they should not face disciplinary action for insub- ordination. COULD LOSE PAY. If they fail to appear, Mc- Mahon added, he will recommend a demotion in rank that could result in a $20 a month pay cut.
No action has been taken on three other officers who admitted receiving gifts of $20 each and bottles of liquor during the holidays. Nickola said they told him they received the presents from another officer. Births Marriages SAN FRANCISCO BIRTHS I Born to Mr. and Mrs. ANDRE, Robert 1316 Alicante Dr.
Pedro Valley, Feb. 24, boy. ANZILOTTI, CArL 1374 Castro Feb. 19, boy. BALUKIAN, Harry, 3530 18th Jan.
2. boy. BROUSSARD, Joseph 464 Andover 21, boy. BURGER. Robert 225 Dundee Feb.
22, boy. CLAY, Frank 2100 Bush Feb. girl. CATO, Matt 398. Templeton Daly City.
Feb. 23, girl. CHAPIN, Michael 770 Flibert Feb. 15, girl. CASTILLO, Samuel, 2984 Mission Feb.
19, girl. CREEL San Robert Bruno, Feb. 22, 1550 girl. Claremont CESENA, Earl 252 Burrows Feb. CHRISTIANSEN, Charles 2701 Green Feb.
17, boy. COOMBS, Warren 5288 3d Feb. 19, boy. DALIGDIG, Vicente, 781 15th Feb. 21, girl.
DECKER, Calvin 52 Farren Feb. DETTNER, Gordon 679 Stoneyford Daly City, Feb. 23, boy. DURHAM, Lowell 98. Royce Way, Daly City, Feb.
19, girl. EDWARDS, Alfred 9 Carrizal Feb. 16, boy, EWING, Joseph 2733 Clement Feb. 20, boy. FRANKENSTEIN.
Robert 456 Utah boy. FISHER. Mitchell, 504 Navy Feb. 12. girl.
FULLER, Hugh 243 Candlestick Fab. 18. boy. GREGARU, Gregory 1508 Florida Feb 23, boy, GIUSTO, Jack El Camino Motel, Daly Citv. Feb.
16. girl. GONZALEZ. Frank 785 14th Feb. 14.
boy, GONZALEZ, Gilbert 1153 Florida Feb. 24, girl. HAZELTON. Clyde. 176-A Chattanooga 20, boy.
HACKETT. Waldo 2454 38th Feb. 11, girl. HARRELL. Gerald 31 Brady girl.
HENDERSON, Alto, Rovelus, Feb. 21, 102 boy. Jasmine HILL. Russell 1645 Page Feb. 15.
girl. JACKSON, Willie, Geary girl. JOHNSTON, Robert 2175 43d Feb. bov. JOHNDROW.
Nell 4108 Pacheco Feh. 18. girl. KATZ. Michael, 1252 20th Feb.
14, boy. KAUS. Jack 776 Beechwood Drive, Daly Citv. Feb, 17, boy. KIMALEHTO, Denny 1744 Larkin 21, girl.
LEMPRES, Daniel 93 Crestview Daly City, Feb. 19, boy. LYNCH, John 461 Noe Feb, 20, boy. LYTTLE. 22, girl.
Eugene 1929 Larkin LOCKLIN. Herbert 11, 1144 Galves Pedro Valley, Feb, boy. LUSCHEN. Lyle 2844 Del Camino Drive. San Pablo, Feb.
17, girl. MARZAN, Eugenio 1865 Eddy Feb. 15. girl. MALM, Brian 35 Campus Circle, Feb.
18, boy. MARCELLI, Emil 2127 Larkin Feb. 22, boy, McCALL, James 128 Duval Drive, South San Francisco, Feb. 13, boy. McCARTHY, John 2082 29th Feb.
18, boy. NELSON, Keith 1900 Woolsey Berkeley, Feb. 17, boy. O'BRIEN, James 1729 Noe Feb, 23, girl. OROPEZA, Jesus, 1438 Hudson Feb.
22. girl. PAGE, Paul Box 273, Clear Lake Highlands, Feb. 14, girl. PRESTON, George W.
III. 955 Gill Court, Albany, Feb. 18, boy. PHEMESTER, John 919 San Jose Feb. 21, girl.
Albert 1777 Revere Feb. 16, boy. QUILANTANG, Frank 14 Elste Feb. 20, boy. RAMSEY, W.
251 Lobos Feb. 20, girl. RIGGS, Elbert, 207 9th Feb. 18, ROSS, Walter J. 465 Utah Feb.
20, son, RUBIN, Melvin, 1307 4th Feb. 13, boy. Sailor Held i in Hit-Run Case A 28 year old secretary was seriously injured early yesterday when a car driven by a Treasure Island sailor rammed into the taxi cab in which she was riding and then sped from the scene. Evelyn Wilbourne, of 1150 Sherwin was thrown out of the cab when the impact of the crash pushed it 36 feet into the intersection of Mission St. and Geneva Ave.
Cab Driver Peter Ruboyianes, 27, of 1248 Eighth told police he was making a left hand turn onto Mission from the right lane of Geneva when a '49 convertible hit the cab from the rear, drove around it and away. Six blocks away, at Delano St. and Ocean police found Seaman Robert M. Mark, 24, trying to start his battered car. He was booked at city prison on suspicion of felony drunk driving, suspicion of hit and run personal injury and being drunk in and about a car.
Miss Wilbourne was treated at Alemany Emergency Hospital then transferred to San Francisco Hospital for a head injury and cuts and bruises. Cab Driver Ruboyianes, cited for making an improper turn, was not injured. Opera May Be on TV The San Francisco Children's Opera, which will present "Cinderella" here Sunday, may soon be seen on television, its director said yesterday. Director Norbert Gingold said that a representative of the Disney "Mickey Mouse Newsreel" show will see Sunday's performance with a view towards filming of the opera for an episode in the show. written by Gingold and his wife Heddy, will be performed at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Marines Memorial Theater by a cast of 30. The Children's Opera was started here five years ago as a -profit entertainment project for children and adults. FUNERAL Friday, J. funeral service on Friday 2:30 at the Chapel of H. F.
Suhr 2919 Mission, near 25th Street. Inurnment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. Holy tery. Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. MARTIN In Vallejo, February 22.
1957, Thomas Martin, dearly beloved husband of Ellen Martin, beloved father of Gregory Martin of San Jose and Rev. Joseph Martin, S. of the University of Santa Clara, DORSEY-In this city, Feb. 28, 1957, Mary beloved wite of the late Thomas Dorsey, devoted mother of Mrs. Helen Isaacs, William B.
Dorsey and Mrs. Marian Erikstad and the late Thomas E. Dorsey, loving sister of the late John Tracy; native of San Francisco. Funeral Saturday, at 9 a. from Chapels of Arthur J.
Sullivan 2254 Market St. bet. 15th and 16th; thence to st. Anne's Church, where Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a. m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Rosary Friday at 8 p. m. ELGANDAS Feb. 22, 1957, Albert Elgandas. Funeral services Friday afternoon, 12:30 o'clock, at Haisted 1123 Sutter St.
Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. FIGONE- -In this, city, February 27, 1957, Maria Figone, dearly beloved wife of the late Luigi Figone, loving mother of Assunta Ferrari, Antone A. and Louis J. Figone, loving sister of Carlo Figone and Eugenia Figone of Italy; a native of Italy, aged 81 years. Friends invited to attend the a.
from Chapel of Valente, funeral on Saturday, a March 2, at 9 Marini, Perata 649 Green Street: thence to S8. Peter and Paul's Church, where Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated, commencing at 9:30 a. m. Entombment, Italian Cemetery, Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. GROSSI -In Novato, Feb.
27, 1957, Dominico, beloved husband of Theresa Grossi of Novato, loving father of Mrs. E. Spaletta of Petaluma, Mra. Lillian McWhorter of San Rafael, Dominico Grossi Mrs. Mary Rogers of Inverness, Mrs.
Virginia Gallagher, James Grossi of Novato, Henry Grossi of Marshall, Alfred Grossi of Inverness, Mrs. Helen Blanchi of Valley Ford, George Grossi of Novato, survived by 33 grandchildren and 4 greatgrandchildren, loving brother of Mary Grossi of native of Monte Carosso, Switzerland; aged 82 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Saturday, March 2, at 9:15 m. from the Redwood Chapel Funeral Home, Novato, thence to Our Lady of Loretto Church, Novato, where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a. m.
The recitation of the 'Rosary Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Redwood Chapel Funeral Home. Vault entombment at Olema Cemetery. HAMPTON-In Oakland, February 28, 1957, Hannah, beloved' wife of George Hampton, loving mother of George Jr. and Samuel Hampton and Mrs. Hannah Harbidge, sister of George Ross, sure vived by five grandchildren; a native of Elvesta Scotland, aged Chapter 74 No.
years. A 0. E. member S. 293, Friends are invited to attend servIces at the East 14th Street Chapel of Grant Miller.
Mortuaries, 2372 East 14th Street, Oakland, Saturday, March 2. at 1 o'clock p. m. Interment, private. HOFFMAN-In this city, Feb.
27, 1957, Armin, beloved husband of Josephine Hoffman, devoted father of Mrs. Frances Mueller, Joseph and Emil Hoffman, loving brother of Elizabeth Novak, Bernard and Samuel Hoffman, very devoted grandfather. A ber of First Hungarian Society and the Orioles. Services Friday, 11:30 a. Sinai Memorial Divisadero St.
at Geary. Interment, Salem Memorial Park. IRVINE-In this city, February 26. 1957, Edner L. Irvine, beloved wife of William H.
Irvine, loving mother of Roberta Baum, stater of Maybelle Olfphant. Private funeral services were held February 28, 1956. ASHLEY McMULLEN SERVICES JOHNSON-In this city, February 28, 1957 Blanche beloved wife of the late William Johnson, loving sister of the late Katherine and Frank Conlin; a native of San Francisco, Funeral services will take place Saturday, March 2. at 8:30 a. from the Memorial Chapels of Carew English, Masonic at Golden Gate thence to St.
Agnes Church, Masonic at Page where a Requiem High Mass will be offered for the repose of her sout, commencing at 9 o'clock. Interment, Holy Cross Ceme- fond grandfather of six grandchildren; native of Co. Roscommon, Ireland, aged 80 years. A resident of Vallejo for 42 years. A retired district manager of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
of Vallejo. A member of the Holy Name Society, the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, the Third Order of St. Dominic and the Metropolitan Life Veterans Association. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Saturday, March 2, at 8:30 8. m.
from the J. J. McDonald Mortuary, 222 Virginia Vallejo, thence to St. Vincent's Church, where a Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m.
Interment, Santa Clara Catholic Cemetery, Santa Clara, at 12 noon. Rosary, Friday at 8 p. at J. J. McDonald's Chapel.
(Spiritual bouquets preferred.) McCLURG-In this city, Feb. 27, 1957, Susan, dearly beloved wife of Thomas W. McClure, loving mother of George W. McClure, beloved grandmother of Jancie Hanestad, -grandmother of Sheryal and Jerri Hanestad, loving aunt of Mrs. Ann Fellows; a native of Australia, aged 77 years.
Funeral services Friday, at 3:30 p. from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. McKENNEY- this city, Feb. 27, 1957, Joseph, devoted husband of Mary McKenney, father of Mrs.
Cecilia Compagna and Joseph McKenney grandfather of Lucille Compagna, Mrs. Joan Roberts, Jerry, Chris and Bill McKenney. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from the Evergreen of McAvoy O'Hara Geary Blvd.
at Tenth thence to St. Stephen's Church where a Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 8 p.
m. 0'BRIEN-February 28. 1957, Elizabeth, beloved wife of the late Patrick O' Brien, loving sister of Rose Gutting; native of Budapest. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, March 2, at 7:30 at Duggan's, 3434 17th Street; thence to St. Mary's Cathedral, where Requiem Mass will be offered at 8 m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening, 7:30 p. m. 0'BRIEN-In this city, February 27, 1957, Opal L. O' Brien, dearly beloved wife of John P.
O'Brien, dear sister of Alberta Harris of Denver, and George Little of San Diego; native of Kansas, aged 48 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Monday, at 11:30 a. at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th Street, Interment, Olivet Memorial Park.
QUILICY-In this city, February 28, 1957, Albert Quilicy, dearly beloved husband of Marianna Quilicy, loving father of Robert Quillcy and Mrs. Eva M. Combs, loving brother of Amabillo and Lorenzo Quilicy, Ida Picclnini, loving father-in-law of Raymond Combs; a native of Italy, aged 65 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Monday, March 4, at 9 a. m.
from the Chapel of Valente, rini, Perata 4840 Mission thence to Immaculate Conception Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered commencing at 9:30 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. REALI -In this city, Feb.
28, 1957, Olimpio Reall dearly beloved husband of Silvia Reali, loving father of Olympio Reall and Mrs. Donald Wilson, brother of Harold Reali: native of San Francisco, aged 57 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, March 2, at 9:30 m. from the Chapel of Valente, Marini, Perata 649 Green (Alfred B. Auction Studio Dependable Service Over 3 Decades 1185 Sutter St.
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SPELLINS, Auctioneet, So March 1, 1957 Deaths ADAMS. RICHARD years BELTRAN (Ramires), ANGIE BLOISE, JAMES ANTHONY-43 years BOYSON, AMELIA BUCKLEY, WILLIAM N. CURTI, MARY-69 years DAHLQUIST, MAUDE ALICE-74 years DORSEY, MARY A. ELGANDAS, ALBERT FIGONE, MARIA-81 years GROSSI, DOMINICO-82 years HAMPTON, HANNAH-74 years HOFFMAN, ARMIN IRVINE, EDNER L. JOHNSON, BLANCHE A.
MARTIN, THOMAS-80 years MeCLURG, SUSAN-17 years McKENNEY, JOSEPH O'BRIEN, ELIZABETH O'BRIEN, OPAL L. 48 years QUILICY, ALBERT-65 years REALI, OLIMPIO-57 years RUSSELL, RAYMOND SAKALDASIS, JOHN CONSTANTINOS -65 years SMITH, JOHNSON S. years SPILLANE, TIMOTHY STONE, HARRY CLINTON-63 years VON WERTHERN, CAROLINE ZUPAR, ALVINA ADAMS -In Richard this, city, February 1957, Adams, beloved band of Anne Adams, devoted brother of the Very Rev. Frederic M. Adams of Trenton, N.
Emma Smith of Fort Thomas, Ky. and Laura Taylor of Cincinnati, a native of Johnstown, aged 67 years. Friends' are invited to attend the funeral services. 1 p. Friday, March 1, at Gray's, Divisadero St.
Post. BELTRAN-In this city, Feb. 27. 1957, Angle (Ramirez) Beltran, dearly beloved wife of Fabriciano (Chano) Beltran, loving mother of Tito R. Beltran, beloved sister of Robert Ramirez, Mrs.
Juana Ramirez, Mrs. Marie Kipp and Mrs. Sue Elsenhardt. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, March 4, at 9:45 a.m., at the Mortuary of W. C.
LASSWELL 6154 Mission Street cor, Wilson. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno. BLOISE--In San Mateo, February 27, 1957, James Anthony Bloise, beloved husband of Ann Bloise of San Mateo, loving father of Carol Ann and Fred Blolse of San Mateo, brother of Albert Bioise of San Mateo, Sal Bloise of Vacaville, Gus Bloise of San cisco, Joe Bloise of Willcox, Arizona, and Mrs. Ann Bianculli, Mrs. Matilda Ternullo, Mrs.
Rose Hennessey and Mrs. Jenny Gerontopolous, all of San Francisco: a native of San Francisco, aged 42 years, Funeral services will be held Saturday morning, March 2, at 8:30 from the Chapel of Sneider Sullfvan, 15 North Ellsworth Avenue, San Mateo; thence to St. Matthew's Church for Requiem Mass, commencing at 9 a. m. Interment, St.
John's Cemetery, San Mateo. Recitation of Rosary Friday evening at 8 at the Chapel. BOYSON- In this city, Feb. 27. 1957.
Amella beloved wife of the late Edward M. Boyson loving mother of Edward M. Boyson Jr. and Mrs. Evelyn R.
Walters, loving grandmothen of George E. Boyson, Edward T. Walters and John 8. Walters. Funeral Friday at 10:00 a.
from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Ave. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. BUCKLEY-In Oakland, February 26, 1957. William N. Buckley, husband of the late Marie C.
Buckley, brother-Inlaw of Mrs. Frederick J. Barrett of Worcester, native of San Francisco. A member of Corpus Christi Church of Oakland, League of the Cross Cadets and Stanford Parlor, N. S.
G. W. of S. F. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the East Fourteenth Street Chapel of Grant Miller Mortuaries, 2372 East Fourteenth Street.
Oakland, Saturday, March 2, at 8:15 o'clock a. thence to Corpus Christi Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 o'clock. Entombment, Holy Cross Mausoleum, Colma. tation of the Rosary Friday evening at 8 o'clock. CURTI--In South San Francisco, Feb.
28, 1957, Mary, wife of the late James Curti of South San Francisco, devoted mother of Mr. John Curti of Menlo Park, Mrs. Edith Huntington of San Bruno, Mr. Frank Curti of South San Francisco, Mr. Noah Curti of Taft.
also survived by nieces, nephews and seven grandchildren; a native of Italy, aged 69 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, March 1957. at 8:30 a. m. from the NAU.
MAN LINCOLN MORTUARY, 322 Maple South San Francisco: thence to All Souls Catholic Church, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing 9 a. m. Interment, Italian Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. DAHLQUIST-In this city, February 26, 1957, Maude Alice Dahlquist, dearly beloved wife of John dear sister of Gertie Province and Charles Greenslade; a native of England, aged 74 years.
A member of the Executive Board, Waitresses Union, Local No. 48; Treasurer of Trinity Chapter No. 434, 0. E. Golden Gate Shrine No.
68, White Shrine; Oriental Rebekah Lodge No. 90, I. 0. 0. F.
Friends are Invited to attend the ALAMEDA COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED CUNNINGHAM GENDREAU Billy Glenn Cunningham, 19, of Hayward, and LaVonne Antoinette Gendreau, 18. of Oakland. Mailing address, 1062 45th Oakland. KOUNS-STITES- -Dwight Harold Kouns, 26, and Patricia Ellen 23, both of Berkeley. Mailing address, 1708 Euclid, Berkeley.
WOODRUFF-MURPHY Earl Clifford Woodruff, 37, and Ethel Lorien Mur. phy, 39, both of Pleasant Hill. Mail. ing address, 877 Santa Cruz Pleasant Hill. WARD WHITTY-Tom Nolls Ward, 21, Prichard, W.
and Frances Catherine Whitty, 20, Oakland. Mailing address, 2900 14th Oakland. GANSEL Adolph Gansel, 49, of San Francisco, and Evelyn Esther Bandel, 48, of Oakland, Mailing address, 863. 25th San Francisco. Gudmunds, 21, and Charlene Helen Strahl, 20, both of Berkeley, Mailing address, 412 E.
Colonial, Orlando, Fla. -Herbert Victor Baak 29, of Oakland, and Shirley Mae Harthun, 27, of San Lorenzo, Mailing address, 27 Via Hermana, San renzo. WHITE-SPENCER- -Barney White. 23, and Betty Jane Spencer, 18, both of Alameda, Mailing address, 1844 Nason Alameda. CROWLEY-MACIAS James Lawrence Crowley, 27, Walnut Creek, and Inezi Macias, 23, Oakland.
Mailing address, 1607 E. 31st Oakland, ARMSTRONG-MILLER James Henry Armstrong, 21, and Shirley Marie ler, 18, both of Oakland. Mailing address, Route 1, Redfield, Kansas. DOBERENZ-GREVSTAD Eric Heinz Doberenz, 26, Berkeley, and Karoline Diane Grevstad, 21, Piedmont. Mailing address, 261 Fairmont Oakland.
-Herbert Harry Holt, 37. Berkeley, and Evelyn Dora Court, 36. Oakland. Mailing address, 634 Grand Oakland. BOURQUIN-STEINER John Bourquin, 23, and Marilyn Jane Stetner, 20, both of Berkeley, Mailing address, 1931 Dwight Way, Berkeley.
MILLER-BRAATEN Ian Miller, 30, Berkeley, and Margaret Donna Braaten, 26, Oakland. Mailing address, 266 Lenox Oakland. MILMORE-HODGES Oswald Herman Milmore, 49, Berkeley, and Zonal MacBeath Hodges, 45, Albany, Mailing address, 1028 Merced Berkeley. GIOVANNINI-GIORGI John Joseph Giovannini, 30, and Mabel Elenore Giorgi, 21, both of Oakland. Mailing ad Tress, 36S 49th Oakland, DIVORCE COMPLAINTS FILED GUY- Richard Willard vs.
Wanda Sue, DAVIS Rita Frances vs. Ralph W. VELASQUEZ- Mary Doris vs. Adam. OLIVEIRA- Custodio vs.
Angeline R. BURTON- -Dorothy M. Raymond R. VAUGHAN- L. Va.
William G. BRAZ Carol J. vs. Edmund, GORDON- Shirley Mae vs. Mason P.
"Cards of Thanks are good form." She will gladly assist you with help. ful information regarding correct wording and publication. thence to St. Francis Church, where Requiem High Mass will be celebrated, commencing at 10 a. m.
Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary, Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock. RUSSELL -In this city, February 26, 1957, Raymond, beloved husband of Elva Russell, idolized son of Edna Overhiser, loving brother of Helen Snyder, Dorothy Crimmins and Harry M. Russell, A member of Marine Firemen's Union.
(Los Angeles- papers please copy.) Friends are invited to attend the funeral Sturday, March 2, at 8:30 from Driscoll's Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia nr. 19th Street, thence to Apostieship of the Sea Chapel where a Mass of Requiem will be offered at 9 a. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, -In Colma, February 26, 1957, John Constantinos, beloved band Chrissie Sakaidasis, loving father of Constantine and George Sakaldass; a native of Idepso, Greece, aged 65 years. A member of tenders Union, Local 340; F. 0.
Colma, Vista Grande Aerie No. 1848; American Legion Post 410; veteran of World War I and Mt. Davidson Lodge No. 481, Services Friday 1 p. m.
under the auspices of Mt. Davidson Lodge No. 481, thence to Church of Annunciation, 1:45 p. m. daphne's SFFS, one church street.
SMITH -In Palo Alto, February 27, 1957, Johnson 8. B. Smith; a native of Maryland; aged 70 years. past patron of Presidio Lodge 351 of San Francisco. A mem.
ber of Scottish Rite Sciots, San cisco Commandery, Knights Templar, Islam Temple Shrine and Past Patron of Harmony Chapter 0.E.8. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Mt. -Olivet Memorial Chapel, Colma, at 2 p.m., Friday, March 1, 1957, Interment. Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Roller Hapgood Service, 980 Middlefield Palo Alto. SPILLANE -In Chicago, Feb. 25, 1957, Timothy Spillane, loving son of the late Maurice and Bridget, loving brother of Thomas and Jerry Spillane, Mrs. Claude Venne, Mrs. Dan Sweeney, Mra.
Patrick Ashe of San Francisco, Michael Spillane of New York and James Spillane of Ireland; a native of Castlegregory. County Kerry, Ireland, Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, March 1, 1957, at 9:00 a. from -3434 17th near Valencia, thence to St. Anne's Church, where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a. m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, STONE- rest, Harry Clinton Stone; native of Virginia, aged 63 years. A member of Marine Firemen's Union. Private funerat services were held Thursday. February 27, at Driscoll'a Mortuary Chapel, 766 Valencia St. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery.
VON WERTHERN -In this city, February 26, 1957, Caroline, dearly -beloved wife of the late Dr. Henry Von Werthern, loving mother of Richard H. Von Werthern and fostermother of Ben Aasen. Past Grand Chief Companion of Foresters of America, Past Royal tron Order of Amaranth. A member of Grace United Church.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday, March 1, at 2 p. at the Chapel of the UNITED UNDERTAKERS, 1096 South Van Ness Avenue at 22nd Street, Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. ZUPAR-In this city, February 26, 1957, Alvina, devoted wife of the late William Zupar, loving sister of -says Emily Post of Thanks' may be used appropriately to thank friends of the deceased. "In Memoriam" and Notices" afford friends the opportunity to send appropriate to the family of the deceased, To Insert: Thanks" Greetings" "Card of "in Memoriam" "Mass "Memorial on this page phone Utter: 1-2424. local 502 and ask for Miss Ford.
Mrs. Winnie Johnson and Mrs. Walter Kelley, loving aunt of Walter Louwaert and Madeline Durmanich; a native of San Francisco, Calif, Funeral services will be held Friday, March 1. 1957, at 9:30 a. m.
at the Chapel of J. C. O'Connor 455 Valencia St. In Memoriam BLOMQUIST, ELIZABETH G. In love ing memory of my wonderful mother, who passed away one year ago today.
DAUGHTER, JEAN. SHEEHAN, MARY- In memory of our beloved mother, Mary Sheehan HER DAUGHTERS. Florists HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VALENCIA ST. MI. 7-8277 J.
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HE. 1-3322 GENEVA FLORISTS JU. 4-7537 912 GENEVA AVE. Cemeteries FOR SALE -Grave No. 7, spruce mound, $181.05, Cypress L.
Cemetery. Write Box M-51737, San Francisco Examiner. Funeral Directors HALLORAN Funeral Home MO. 4.2413 John C. Halloran-Clyde A.
Nicholson The supervisors expressed interest in the possibility of civic getting Wright to asked plan that the center and Green meet with them 1 to dis. cuss the matter further. Mrs. Mary Summers, county planning director, said she has learned that Wright believes that the center should be a decentralized rambling structure rather than a skyscraper building. The proposed site of the civic center is on 20 acres of a 130 acre fairgrounds tract just north of San Rafael on Highway 101.
The county has applied for Federal aid funds. Completion of the project by 11967 is estimated. Where's the Fire? The fire department responded to the following alarms late Wednesday and Wednesday Valencia store window. Yesterday A.M. Ave.
and Balboa grocery store. Calhoun wiring. and Laguna Noriega lockin. Cordova wiring, P.M. Jackson lockin.
Eighth A rubbish. Vicente food. and Gough man in street. Washington wiring. Crescent and Murray false.
and Clay woman under automobile. Belafonte Divorced LAS VEGAS, Feb. Singer Harry Belafonte's wife, Frances, divorced him today on a charge of mental cruelty. 1266 9TH AVE. Off Street Parking H.
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