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COTTF.tt In Oikland. Spt, 11, 1952, Anniversaries Births Marriages 8m muBta Examttifr 1 3 ARTER, NORMAN ALBliRT 83 eari DEATH TIKES GEN, DUMAS, 58 ABORTIONIST AGAIN GIT)" Wm. M. Hale Dies at 54 Death Takes Veteran Police Reporter Former Top Aide to MacArthur Succumbs at Letterman Biif. Gen.

Walter A. Dumai, one time top aide to Gen. Doug Ian MacArthur, died here yester day of a heart attack at Letter man Army Hospital. He was 58 A native of Sherman, Tex General Dumas entered the Army In World War I and served with th expeditionary forces In Si beria In 1919-20. He was an instructor at West Joint from 1927 to 1931 and throughout World War II was a plana and operations officer on General MacArthur'a staff.

He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and a Legion of Merit from both the Army and the Navy. He retired here in 1947 General Dumas was an active member of the San Francisco Kl wanls, Shrlners and National So-journers. He is survived by his widow, Josephine, who lives at 3340 San llago Street; a son, Capt. Walter Arthur Dumas, of Fort Benning and a daughter, Mrs. John B.

Stokes, of Philadelphia. Burial will be at Arlington Na tional Cemetery. Arrangements are being made by Poyner 1550 California Street. Sloss Estate To Widow The will of Louis Sloss, leaving 98 per cent of his estate to his widow, Margaret K. Sloss, of 3070 Pacific Avenue, was filed for probate yesterday in superior court.

Mr. Sloss, business and civic loader, died last week. The value of the estate was given only as "over $10,000." Attorney Lloyd Ackerman refused to speculate on the actual value, The remaining 2 per cent of the estate was willed to Stanford University, of which Mr. Sloss was a graduate, to be designated "The Louis Sloss Fund." An appraiser for the estate will be appointed September 22. Mrs.

Sloss was named as executrix and a son, Louis Sloss executor. "Doc" Andrew Marcck, notorl ous fake physician and paroled Folsom lifer, became a four-time loser last night with his convlc tion as an abortionist. Found guilty with Mareck were his mother, Mrs. Lena Califro 70. of 10 Cedro Avenue, and El Hot Toor, 57, of 325 Urbano Drive It took a jury of nine men and hree women two and a half 'lours to reach the verdict.

A notion for a new trial was made Immediately and was scheduled iOr decision Wednesday by Su ocrior Judge Herman van der Zee. Wife Pleads Guilty Mareck was arrested last Janu ary at his "abortion ranch" near Marysville, Yuba County, On the complaint of a young San Fran cisco housewife. Mareck's wife, Alice, 26, sought is her husband's nurse In the 11 legal operations, surrendered two lays later. She pleaded guilty auring the trial. Her attornev nacie a motion tor probation.

Mrs. Califro and Toor, a phar macist, were accused as his ac- who lined up prospec tive patients and screened them. Mareck reportedly charge 1350 to $400 for an operation. Long Record He and Mrs. Califro were found guilty on four counts of abortion and two county of conspiracy to commit aoortion.

Toor was convicted on one count each. Mareck, whose police record Jates back to a robbery in 1918, was a parolee when -he was arrested in 1948 and charged with operating an abortion mill in a Menlo Park cottage. He was sent back to prison as a parole violator and paroled again the next year. Mareck's mother has been ar rested seven times on abortion charges, including an abortion murder in 1939. She was never convicted.

S. P. Ferryboat Rams Pier auses $30,000 Damage No Passengers Injured A Southern Pacific ferryboat smashed into the Ferry Building pier yesterday doing an estlmat ed $30,000 damage. Southern Pacific officials were unable to account for the accl dent other than that the craft, the Sacramento "was going; too fast." Force of the blow knocked passengers down, splintered the loading ramp, and several pile clusters of the slip, and damaged the head house. There were no Injuries.

Damage estimate to the pier was maae Dy waiter maintenance superintendent for he State Board of Harbor Com missioners. Southern Pacific officials re ported the boat was not dam aged. It was carrying train pas sengers from Oakland, who ar ived on the Eldorado train from Sacramento. Crewe Jury Chosen 6 Men, 6 Women to Ponder Case A jury of six men and six women was selected yesterday in the "old folks" scandal trial of Alfred R. Crewe, discharged health department social worker.

It took three days to complete the jury. Crewe is accused of conspiring take over the estates of elderly incompetents entrusted to his care. The trial, in the court of Superior Judge Twain Michelson. expected to last three or four weeks. It will resume Monday.

Crewe, 54, faces eighteen counts Including grand theft, bribe taking and conspiracy. The indictment charges that he accepted fees from rest homes in return for assigning to them the care of aged persons. William Martin Hale, dean of East, Bay police reporters, died Thursday at the Yountvllle Sol diets Home, it was disclosed yes terday. He was 64. Mr.

Hale, who was known to thousands in the East Bay as "Willie," was with the Oakland Tribune at the time of his death He had covered police news in Oakland for almost thirty-seven years. His first newspaper job was lth The Examiner as a copy boy in Oakland. Two years later he went to the Chronicle as a police reporter. In 1922 he began his employment with the Tribune. The only interruption in his newspaper career was for brief service as an Army medical corps man in World War I.

He covered nearly every major crime story in the East Bay dur ing his term of service. Mr. Hale was born In Oakland ind orphaned as a child. He is survived by a brother, Alfred, of 1120 East Eighteenth Street. Oak land, a sister, Mrs.

Emma Miller of the same address, and another sister, Mrs. Helen Felice of Coul terville. Oakland Bar Held Up Suspect Nabbed Later In 1 ,200 Robbery An unmasked robber, simulat ing a revolver in his coat pocket, walked into the Idora Lounge at 5620 Shattuck Avenue in Oakland late yesterday, herded twelve cus tomers into a rear room, and then fled with $1,200 in cash. Witnesses saw the bandit leap into a 1946 sedan parked in front of the tavern, and race off. A half hour later, Police Officer Ralph Montgomery spotted the car at Claremont and Telegraph Avenues, and after a nine block chase, arrested Jack Hulstun, 31, of 2112 Addison Street, Berkeley, as a suspect.

Hulstun, a bartender, admitted participation in the robbery, police said, and Implicated an unidentified companion. He was hold for investigation of robbery, while police sought the companion. state of affairs S3 Unit of resistence 34 Egyptian deity Difficulty 36 Assistance 38 Faroe islands windstorm 39 Deed 41 Agitated 44 Young goat 18 65 47 To leave 48 To disown 53 To seize 55 Symbol for iridium 56 Prefix: not Asia 9 Symbol for selenium 10 Where the Athenians defeated the Persians 11 Rude fellow IS The sun 19 To recede 31 Nothing 22 Ancient Scottish tax 24 Period of time 37 Man's name 28' Common food fish 39 Poem 30 Mischievous doings 81 To lubricate S3 Convened 37 To excavate 40 Gratuity 43 Indehiscent legume 43 Vast age 45 Stupid person 48 Edge 49 Agent 50 Enumeration 51 At any time 57 Latin: hail! 59 Compass point 60 One who sells small wares 63 Ambassador 64 Slang: suspicious 65 To eat away VERTICAL 1 To criticize mercilessly 3 French article 3 Evergreen climbing plant 4 Tall grass 5 Shallow container 6 Magnificent 7 20 quires 8 Country in 53 Poker stake 54 Industrious Insect 58 The self 61 Note of scale 63 Colloquial: paid notice YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS to is TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Saturday, Stpt. 13. 1952 CCCC "Cards pf Thanks ar good form." Say Cmlljr Pod "Cards of Thanks" may used appropriately 10 ethank friend gf the dectasad.

"In Menorismi" and "Mas Notices" afford frlsndt th opportunity to tend appropriate meoaget to the fanillv of the deceased. To Insert "Anniversary Oreetlnf" "Klrlhday reelings" "I ard uf Thanks" "In Memorlaim" "Ma ntlee" "Mrninrial Iedleallen" on (hit past, phone BUlir 1-2424 and for Ml is Ford. Sht will gladly assist you with helplut Information regarding correct wording and publication. Patrick nj John Mulligan, grandmother of Jeanette and Christine May. A member of Holy Rotary Sodality of Star of the Sea Church.

A native of Co. Mayo. Irtltnd. Fnenda are Invited to attend funeral Saturday at fl a. from the Evergreen Mortuary of McAvov.

O'Hara Co Geary Blvd. at Tenth thenc to Star of the Sea Church where a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. imermeni. iioiy cross cemetery.

M1LI it In BelmotU, September 12. 1H52. Albert Helm Miller, beloved hun-band of Mr. Alice Miller, loving father of Robert 8. ot San Jose and Allan Miller of Belmont, dtvottd brothtr of Mn.

C.ltdy Whitten of San Francltco. A membtr ef Mt. Vrnon Lodg No. 517, y. tk of San Francisco and Loral 85.

Brotherhood of Teamsters. Funeral services will bt held Mondty. September 15. 1952. at 1 p.

ra. at the Colonitl Mortuary of Crotbv-N. Gray 4c 2 Park. Burlingame. under th auspice of Mt.

Vernon Lodge No. 517. F. 4 A. M.

Inurnment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. 01KN In this city, Sentemher 12 1952. Theodore, loving husband of Evelyn Olsen, loving father of Jantce and Gary Olsen. brother of Mrs. Lillian Smith.

Oscar and Melvin Olsen. uncle of Joan Olsen. A member of Communication Workers of America. CIO. Local 94 in Friends are ferited to attend th funeral Monday Tt 10 a.

m. at the Mortuary of Huhr at Wieboldt. 1465 Valencia between 25th and Sis. Interment. Cypress Lawn Cemetery.

ON KM In thl eitv. Sept, 11. 1952, Marcus D. Owent. dtarly btlovtd brother of Clairt L.

Long, loving unci of Claude c. Long Jr. and Mrs Hzl Knbertson Smith. A native of Jlollister, Cat-, aged 80 years, iHollisier Calif, papers please copy! Friends ar invited ta attend th fu neral service baturaav. sept.

IJ. at 2 p. m. ai Leary 2017 241b. nr.

Bryant. J. Ray Ostrander, (Dir. 1 PAIL In this city, September 11. 1932.

Robert Francis, dtarly btlovtd son of Mrs. Mildred L. Paul, loving brother of Raymond Harold Charles and Kbtn C. Paul, Mrs, Evtlyn Morris, Mrs. Mildred Pontacq and Mrs.

Lillian Collint and survived by brothtrt-in-law, sisters, in-law, nephew and meets; a native of Ban Franoisco. aged 28 year. Funtral Saturday, 8epttmbr 13, at 9 a. m. at the Chapels of Gantner-Malson-Dnmtrgut, 777 Valencia near 19th thenc to th Church of St.

Phillips Aposlle. where a Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9:30 a. m. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

POU FIX In this city, September 10. 1952, John H. Powell beloved husband of Marv W. Powll. A member of Na-toma Lodge No.

ti, F. 4V A. M. of Folsom, Calif. Friends are Invited ta attend the funeral services Saturday morning: at 10 o'clock, at th Golden Gat CUapel ef Povner 1550 California, St.

nr. Polk, under the auspices of Educator Lodge No, 554, F. A A. M. Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park.

RASTOKFKR In this eitv. September 11. 1952. Rosa, beloved wif of tilt lat Frederick Rastorfer. mother of Frederick Walter and the lata Otto Rastorfer.

grandmother of Walter David and Lester Rastorfer: a native of Switzerland, aged 92 vears. A member of Frauan Vereln Helvetia. Funeral services Monday, at 1:30 n. from Chanls of Arthur J. Sullivan 6 2254 Market between 15th and 16th.

Inurnment. Olivet Memorial Park. RAY In this city, September 11. 1952. Haael L.

Ray, dearly beloved wif ef th late Fred Ray, devoted mother ef Althta Rice and loving aister of Carry Pierce of Wattonvillt; a native of California. A membtr of Oarage and Service Station Employees Union, Local 665. Frienda ar Invited to atttnd th funtral services Saturday at 1 p. m. at the Chapel of II.

F. Suhr 2919 Million near 25th Street. Interment, Olivet Memorial Park. RICHARDSON At rest Sept. 11.

1952. Harry Richardson, dearly blQvd husband of Rose Richardson. Funeral services Saturday. Bept. 13.

1952 at IJ a. m. from the Mortuarv of Julius 8. Oodeau 41 Van Nea near Market Bt. ROBINSON In Colma.

September 11. 1952, William Rolhn Robinson, a member of Morning Starr Lodge No. 41. A. F.

A. Litchfield, Main. Past Commander of Rainier Commandery. Seattle, also Scottish Rite Bodies of Seattle. Wash, and Islam Temple A.

A. 0. N. S. Friends ar invited to attend th funeral service on Saturdav afternoon at 1 o'clock, at th Golden Gat Chapl ef Poyner 1550 California St.

nr. Polk under the auspices ef Park: Lodge No. 449 F. A A. M.

Interment. Olivet Memorial Park. S( II on HI) In this city. September 10, tut Bcnoiiem, oeiovea wir or tne late John Sehofield. devoted mother of Warren Sehofield of San Franelaco, and the late Mabel Sehofield; a native of Michigan aged 91 years.

Th remain wr forwarded to Co-hoes. New York, for interment in the family plot. Poyner 1550 California near Polk. SORENMKN At reat. Sept.

1952. Capt. Charles sorensen, memoer or Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 44 F.

A. U. md Honolulu H. Lodge No. 616, B.

P. O. E. Funeral service Saturday. Sept.

13, 1952 at I p. m. under auspices of Mt. Moriah Lodg No. 44 F.

4 A. M. from the Motruary of Julius 8. Godeau 41 Van Ness Ave near Market St. WALKER In thla city, September II.

1952. Wesley, loving husband of Florence Walker, loving father of Forest Walker. William. Harold and Ralph Hutchison and Mrs. Alice Matas.

A member of Aerie No. 440. F. O. of San Mateo, and Operating Engineers Local No.

3. Friends ar invited to attend the funeral Monday, at 12:45 n. at the Mortuary of Buhr A Wieboldt, 1465 Valencia between 25th and 26th Sts. Interment, Golden Gate National Cemetery. In fttrmnriam THOMAS 1.

In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away one year ago today. Sadly missed by HIS FAMILY. FISHKR, C'HRISTIX. A. Anniversary Mass, St.

Kita I nurcn, rairiax. sun-day. Sept. 14. 1952.

a. m. CLAIRE AND PAUL FISHER. MARIE WEBER AND MADELINE STEVENSON. InriBtfl OPEN 9 A.

M. 'TIL M1DNITE HOOGASIAN'S FLOWERS 414 GEARY PR. 5-6308 PLAZA FLORISTS 404 SUTTER ST. DO. 1-S880.

HENRY SCHRUMPF 911 VALENCIA ML T-827T. JFitttrral Dtrrrtrrra KF. SUHR CO. THE ORIGINAL HOCSB OF 8UHB ESTABLISHED 18S3 2919 MISSIOV ML t-1811 VALENTE MARINI PERATA CO. 4840 MISSION 849 GREEN PS.

S-Oini bo. s-c2f Fairkfiify irrJBj fit pibfi'e for rnort fsotj thty yrt. UNITED UNDERTAKERS (EstiB'Ished lulv. IJJH 10H South Va N.u Av. of 22act St.

PHOHI VALENCIA 4-StOO Ralph Evan Colter, beloved husband of Virginia Allen Cottar, loving father of Thoma and Ralph Cottr grandfather ef lusan Ralph Evan 111 and Carolyn M. Cotter, brothtr of M. Klai Cotter, nephew of Lllllt Evana; a natlvt of Racramtnto. A member of Live Oak Lodg No, 61, F. A.

0kland Chapter No. 36, A. M.i It-land Commandery No. 11, K. Oakland Mcnttiah Rii Bodies and Aahm Tmpl Mystic Slirln.

Hervicea Maluiday afttrnoon, Sept. 13. 2 o'clock in th chapd of Albrt Brown Mnrtury, 3476 PIdmont Oakland, under auspice o( Live Oak Lodge, A. M. 't1 "V' September 11 1952, Nora, beloved wife of th tat Bmard Dervin.

loving mntlisr of Bernard, Val and tmmsti Drvin snd Mr. Kathleen Van Winkle. Invmt mother of John, Franoi and Mrgurlt wrom ana eusan van Mnkl. loving sister of Mr. Julia Davln and Mr.

Abbty Donovan; a natlv of County Cork, lrsland. Funeral en Saturday at 8:30 a. nr. front th Comlsky.Rnch Funral Horn, cor. 16th and Dolore thenc to Hi.

Agnes Cluircli, where a Requiem nisi Aians win orirn at a. tn. interment, Holy Croa Cmtry. Ill MAN In this city. Sept.

1, 1052, Wal. ter Alexander Duma, Brigadier General. Lnlled Stale" Army (rtirdl, beloxd huabaud nf Josephln Lawaon Dumas, devoted father of Cpt. Waller Arthur iuma, i a ana mis, jonn Hlspiiam stok of Mooitstown, N. a natlv of itxaa.

a ih mtmotr or Fort Hennmi wi iiiu, run running, vn tnlal Council No. 1, A 8. M.i Luton Chapttr No. 1, R. A.

M.i Far East Com-mandtry No. 1, K. T. Army Consistory i-u. a.

er a. rort Ltavenwonn, Kanaaa; Islam Temple. A. A. O.

N. M. 8., San Francisco; National Sojoiirnsn, and a vie president of Klwam Club oi San Franelaco. Friends ar Invited to attend th funeral service on Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in th Cnmmnaarv Aavlum. Masonic Ttmplt.

Van Neat Av. and Oak under tu auspices ot Military Heme Lodg No. 570. F. 4.

A. M. Friends may call at th Golden Gal Chanel of Pnvner A 1550 California St. nr. Polk, from Saturday evening until Monday morning at 11 o'clock.

Interment at the Arling ton cemetery, Arlington, va. XW-In Corning, September 11 1052. John Peler Fanlo. formerly oi' A.bany, deurly beloved husband of Jeanni l-'anlo. heluved lather of Alice Humme of Albany, loving brother of August of Oakland, Adelaide and Joseph Lannus of A'uUy, Fiance, devoted grandfaiher of Bruce and Bna8 Hummel, dear unci ot yvonn Kago or Oakland and Annette Assln of Novato.

Calif. also survived bv other relatives in the I nltcd States and rr.ince; a native oi France, aged 63 years. A member Albany Tent No. 124. Maccabees, and Foch Lodge of Oakland, Friends ar Invited to attend funeral services Mondav.

September lo. at a. from th Drawing Room Chapel of th Ellis-Olson Mortuary, 727 San Pablo Albany, thence to St. Ambrose Church, Oilman and Blannage Berkeley, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for Hie repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a. m.

Recitation of the Holy Kosarv Sunday evening at ciook. rommiiiai services, st Joseph Cemetery. FOLKV In this oil V. September 1.952 Michael A loving father of Joseph and James F. Foley and Claire Pettlt loving brother of Edward Foley.

Mra, Mary Rat and tht lalt Margartt llanlty loving grandfather of Jill Denist. Joseph M. Foley and Verna Ciardella; a native of San Francisco. A mtmbtr of the Construction and General Laborer union, i.oeai no. am.

The funeral will take place Monday, September 15. at 9 a. m. from th Memorial Chantla of Carew A English. Ma sonic at Golden Gae Avenue, thence to ai.

josepri i nurcn. tiowara i. i Tenth where a Requiem Mass will offered for the repose of his soul. commencing at 9:30 o'clock Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rosary. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. FliKE In this city, September 11, 1052, William Force. LT. 8.

Retires, beloved husband of Ethel Forse, loving father of Col. William B. Forse and Charlea Forse. A natlv of Covington, Kentucky. Friends ar InviUd to attend tht funeral eivict.

2 p. Monday, September 15th, at Gray's, Dlvisadero Street at Post. Interment. San Francisco National Cemetery. Presidio of San Francisco.

GtlMHtSAI In Ihla city. September 12. 1052, John beloved husband of Helen K. Gomersal, devoted son of Mrs. Ethel McEvov; a natlv of San Francisco, aged 43 vtars.

A member of Dolores Parlor No. 208. N. 8 G. and Teamsters' Union Local 85.

Funeral Monday. 11 a. from Rellly 29th and Dolore street, GRANT Sept. 11 1952. Emily E.

Grant btlovtd wlft of Hit lilt Major Louis ftrant lovlnc a star nf Jane Belignv. aunl of Mr. Emily T. Trry, cousin of Grace A memDtr oi sane irwin auxi fiary Post No. 93 and Disabled Amri pan Vatftrans Auxilianf.

Services Mondav afternoon 1 o'clock, at Halsted 1123 Butter 8t. Inter ment. Golden Gat National cemetery HARTZ In thl city. September 11. 1952 Cora M.

Harts, beloved wife ef th late Henry C. Harts, loving mother of Delbert C. Hart and th late Cora M. nana, sister of Elizabeth Goff and walttr Ktttlt or cam. Funeral services Monday at 11 a.

at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Glen dale. Calif. Friend may call at Ashley McMullen't, 4200 Geary Blvd. at Sixth Ave.

until 12 noon Saturday. IIIM: In San Francisco. Sept. 11, 1952 clarence u. li ne, aeanv oeiovea nus- band nf Emma Hint, beloved father of Anna Mussells and Betty Krlll.

brother of Felix nine. Marie Ransom, nestle Tyler and Esther Sit; a native Pa nesvllle Oh lo. aged 59 years. A mem btr of Stationary Engineer Union, Lo-, cal NO. 38, Friends are Invited to attend the fu neral services, 2:30 p.

Saturday Sent. 13 at Anderson a. Valencia St at 25th. St. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

jiiMXsnv in this ciiv Sentemher 11 1952, Louise ueinvea wne oi erea A. Johnson, lov ng daughter or Mrs. 1.. Vinton, loving mother Major George n. Bogert, grandmotner or uary Bogcrt.

Friends are Invited to attend the serv irm tnrtav iSaturdavl. September 13 pi 1 from the Drawing Room Chanel of MARTIN it BROWN. 2200 Suiter at Pierce. KAISER In this city, September 11, 1952 August J. Kaiser, loving brother of Fred and Joaeph Kaiser and Annie reenstra a native of California, aged 78 years.

Friends are Invited to attend th funeral services Saturday at 10 a. m. at the Chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th Street.

KKI.I.KV In this cltv. September 12. 1952. Ina beloved wife of Clay Kelley, loving mother or clay Keuey jr, and grandmother of Christine Kelley. Friends are invited to attend the fu neral service Monday, September 15.

at 1:30 p. at the Maneely-Matthewe Chanel. Dlvisadero Street at Otarrell. RLKTZ In thl city. September 11.

1952, Charles beloved husband of the late Sadie Kietz, loving oroiner oi airs, ueity Carash. Mr. Molll Harris. Yetta E. and Joseph J.

Kletz and the late Claire Shapero. Services Monday. 11a. Sinai Me morlal Chapel, Dlvisadero Street at Geary. Interment, Home of Eternity Cemetery, Piedmont, Calif.

LAMB In San Francisco. Sept. 12 1952. Emma Lou Lamb, beloved mother of Vrc wnilia Purriv. Invlnff sister nf Del bert', Oecaf and Harry Klncheloe; a na live of Missouri, aged 83 years.

Frienda are invited to attend the fu neral services. 3 clock p. Sunday. September 14 at the Grace United Church of the Mission. 21st and Capp where the body will lay In state trom 2 ciock p.

eiunaay. imermeni. Missouri. Friends may call at Anderson's. Valencia St.

at 25th St. LANKAN In this city, Sept. 12, 1952, Har riett B. Langan. A memoer ot imperial Chapter No.

22, O. E. and Mourn Vernon Ladles. Friend may call at the Maneely-Matthewa Chapel. Dlvisadero St.

at O'Far-rell. Notice of funeral later. LO COCO In this citv September 12. 1952 Gaetann lo coco, dearly oeiovea husband of the late Maria Lo coco. loving father of Giovanni.

Giuseppe and Albert Lo Coco and Angela Arrigottl. loving brother of Vera Orlando; a native or Itaiv. agea years. Friends are Invited to attend the iunerai on Monday. September 15.

at 8 30 a. from the Chapel of Valente-Marlpt-Perat 649 Green thence to SS. Peter and Paul Church where a Mass will be said for the repose of his soul, commencing at 9 a. m. Entoftibnient, Holy Cross Mausoleum.

MNOS tn OSKrand. Sept. 11. 19o2. Annie Manos.

wife of the late John Manos. loving mother of Harry. Stanley Tony. Walter and Edward Kos-losky and Mrs. Sophie Bartalini; a native of Poland Friends ar invited to attend the funeral services.

11 a. Monday. Sept. 15, at Anderson's. Valencia St.

at 25th St. Interment. Cypres Lawn Memorial Park. MAY In this city Sept. 11, 1952, Bessie, beloved wife of Martin May, devoted mother of Mrs.

Patricia Small, Margaret and Joseph Mav. sister of Mrs Bridget McHtigh. Mrs Margaret Duffv. Thomas. Auction Sales Siuttion (Salter 314 Sutter St.

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OU8TAVEL To th wlf of Don K. Ous tavel, 245 TalDart Aug. av, a oun uai kvard To th wif of Edward U. Hxlkvard. Arrowhead Menlo Park Anjr 92.

a aon. HART-To the wife of Ceorce V. Hart, 18 Julia Sect. 2. a daughter, i HAN8KN To the wlf of I.li H.

Han aen. 19 Lamartln Aug. 27, a on HOMRIO To th wlf of Rohert L. Honv rig, 1623 40th Aug. 21, a daugh tar HU To th wife of Jackaon K.

Hu, 1426 California Aug. 24, a daughter JACOBS To th wif of Andrew B. Jacobi 114T Ooettingn Aug. 27. a aon.

JOHNSON To the wife of Robrt Johnson 45. Gonzalez Bept. 8 clauchter. JOY To th wlf of Clude E. Joy, 3 Mil pah Aug.

23, a (on. JONEi To th wif of Roy M. Jonea Jr. 2434 24th Aug. 2, a daughter.

KLEIN To th wife of Arthur J. Klein, 3401 Folsom Aug. 28, twin ona. KEWNIO To th wlf of Rymond Kewnig. 470 Ban Mateo Sharp Park.

Aug. 2n. a daughter. KNIFSEND To th wlf of Curtla A Knlfaend, 1001 Vlcnt Aug. 29 aon.

LAVELLE To th wife of Joseph P. La vUe, 1747 8watwood Colma, pt 1. a daughter. LAZZARESCHI To the wife of Alfred Laazareschi, 730 Judah Aug. 31, a aon.

LEE To the wife of Clifford C. Le. 14 Kfnrri fit Bnt ann. LE8TE To the wlf of Henri S. Ll.

A Payaon sept. 7. a on. LEON To the wife of Robert J. Leon, 2844 Diamond Sept.

7. a on. LIPOW To th wife of Herman W. Ltpow. 3029 Laguna Sept.

1 daughter. MAHOOD Xo the wife of Arthur J. Ma- hood, 16T West Moltke Daly City, 8ept. 2. a ton.

MARTINEZ To the wife ef Rudolph Martinez, 102 Cordova Sept. 1, a daughter. MARCELL1NO To th wife of Robert Marcelllno, 2430 3Qth Sept. 5, a uauRmer. MANG1NI To th wlf of Adolph V.

Man- Rlni. 228 A South San Francltco, Sept. 1, a daughter. MERRITT To the wife of Robert B. Mer- ritt, 14S Montana Aug.

28. a aon. MEGARY To the wife of Leo E. Megary. 231 Delano Sept.

2. a daughter. MINER To the wlf of David B. Miner, 248-A Diamond Aug. 27, a aon.

MOORE To th wlf of Harold E. Moor, 1426 Waller Aug. 28. a on. MONROE To the wlf of Garth J.

Monro, 309-A Duncan Auc. 23. a aon. MURPHY To th wife of John F. Murphy.

2222-A 20th Sept. 5, a aon. MUNKER8 To the wife of Charles W. Munkera 299 Pacific Sharp Park. Aug.

28. a son. Ml' RATA To th wife of Frank Murata, 2025 Pine 81.. Sept 6 a daughter MCELA To the wife of Samuel S. Muela.

54 Gilbert Aug 26. a daughter McELROY To the wlf of John J. Mc- Elroy. 308 4th Sautallto, Bept. 2.

a daughter. McKEON To th wif of Thoma R. Mc- Reon, 31 Alvarado Mill Valley, Aug 28. a daughter. McBRIDE To tii wife of Charlea D.

Mc- Brlde. 23 Tappan Rd. San Anaelmo, Aug. 20. a daughter.

McHUGH To the wife of Francis A. Mc- Hugh Jr. 300 Garcea Sept. 4, a aon. NOWELL To the wife of Robert J.

Nowell, 1412 Broderlck Aug. 28. a daughter. NOON AN To the wife of Jame L. Noon- an.

S74 33rd Aug. 23. a ann. NUTLEY To the wlf of Jamea T. Nutley.

575 Guerrero Aug 24. a daughter. ORS1NI To the wife of Caeaar J. Oralnl. 301 Valdez Aug.

26 a aon. OCO.N To the wife of Armando Ocon 1149 Turk Aug. 29. a son PAPAGEORGE To the wife of Petroa O. Papageorge.

736 Rolph St. Aug. 30, a son. PADILLA To tne wife of Rigoberto Pa- dilla. 2957 21st Aug.

29. a eon. PAPKE To the wife of William K. Papke, 1355 Stevenson Aug. 24.

a son. PRECIADO To the wife ot Vlctonno Pre- ciado. 1385 Minna Aug. 31. a daughter.

PHELPS To the wife of Roy W. Phelps. 202 Boaworth Sept. 3. a son PHELPS To the wife of Otis M.

Phelps, 307 Broderlck Sept. 2. a daughter PETERSON To the wife of George P. Peterson, 494 Navy Sept. 1, a son.

PERSCHEID To the wife of Walter L. 379 Santa Rosa Aug. 21. a daughter. PILANT To the wife of William R.

Pliant, 2902 Twenty-first Aug. 26. a on. PROUTY To the wlf of Charles J. trntv iiS Cflhrilln.

All? 27 8 son. PROCACCIO To the wife of Patsy J. Pro' Fernando Sempe, wealthy Hon-duran banker. The mother and child are now in Honduras. Mrs.

Wendt's estranged huj-band, Milton Wendt of New Orleans, had charged that his daughter was stolen last May i from the home of his sister, Mrs. Winona M. Gillette, at Alto in Marin County. McGinnes and the detectives asked that the indictment be quashed on the grounds that the child was not stolen since the mother was present at the time and had a right to her child. Judge Thomas F.

Keating will set a date next Friday to hear the motion. eaeofo, 1847 Balboa Aug. 24. a daughter, ROBERTS To th wlf of Richard O. Roberta, 2370 47th i.pi.

2, lighter, ROBERTS To th wlf of Frank H. Roberta, 117 Colerldg St, Sept, 4, a aon. R0K80 To th wlf of Charlea Ruaao, 1854 22nd Aug. 24, a inn. RI'HSKLL To Ih wir of William RiKtell, 827 Brunawlck Aug.

19 a daughter SHAN LEY To th wlf of Rntldon 3 Mhanlay, 433 Buchanan Aug. 31, ANTIAaO To th wlf of Anlhnnv Santiago, 1040 Brunawlck Daly City. pi, a. a aon. SANDOVAL To th wlf of amul T.

rannovai, jjg MCMniey aepl. aaugmer SAMlELSON To th wlf nf Hnw.rrf If Samuelaon, 228 Flournoy spl, 4, a oaugniar. SINCLAIR To th wlf f)f Ronald O. Iln clalr, 277 Lisbon St. Stpt, 3.

a aon. SODO To th wlf of Jean M. Sodo. 1774 38th Ave, Stpt. 3.

a ton SL'M To ih wlf of Albrt Sum, 1523 Hvd Aug. 30, a ont TON PA To th wlf of James A. Tonda. yT Kimira Aug. ai a son TORRE To th win of Robert J.

Torrt. 15278 Milam San Lorenzo, Sept. .1, a ann. VAI.E.NZUELATo tht wlft of Carlo M. Valenztiela.

Ill Webster Sept. 4 a aauannr. VAN DOL80N To th wlf of Krd Van Dolaon, 3773 California Bent. 7, a aon. EPP To th win of Corwln H.

Van Egg, 380S Dal PL, Oakland, Sept. 1, a aon. WATSON To th wlf of William Wftt-on. 990 Randolph 81, Aug. 37, a daughter.

WARNER To th wlf ef Earl w. Warn-r, 28 Patton Aug. 35, a aon. WHELDON To th wlf ot Jam Wheldon, 608 Prentla It. Sept.

4, a on. WERTH To th wlf of Victor Werth. Ill Mammon Menlo Park, Aug. 23, a aaueniar WINTER To th wlf of Mrl F. Wlntr.

111 anoreview Man Mateo, Aug. 27. a daughter. WIE8ENECK To th win of Hrbrt Wlanck. 2310 44th Aug.

27. a aon. WOOD To Ihe win of Cecil Wood. 327 Cherry Aug. 28.

a son. WONfl To the wir of J.ihn R. Wong. iiu riuoaon avi Aug. in, a daughter.

Marrlaae IJrritftelMMirri Richard Bradv. 24. zutn and Teresa Cahlll. 28, 1311 Alabama St. BOLTON-Cl'LVfi J.

Fred RoHnn, 22. Albany, and Phyllia Culver, 20. Walnut Creak KNOOP-CILMORE Frederick Knoon. 23. Live Oak, and Orac Ollmore, 22, 295(1 vh eio sr.

DROPINBKY-ROJI Jan Troplnskv, 88. Mont Rio, and Jennie Roll. 57, 663 97th lv, HICK8 WALKER I.lmml Hicks. 33, 2402 nusn ana lieraiaine Mltir, 27. 1533 McAllister St.

O'NEAL-JACKSON Donald O'Neal, 23. ft. Louis. and Dorothy Jackaon. 27.

Redwood City, STANDARD MARRIAGE HEALTH EXAMS. $3.50. Rportd Dally Special 1 Hour 8rvic S5 C. R. WRIGHT, M.

nd STAFF Hrs. 9-6: Silt. fl.4. Phon DO. 2-4928 690 Market 8lh De Young Bldg.

HAYAKAWA-SCHEPLER Mesaml Hava- kawa. 30. Chicago. and Flonnoe Srherller 2ft lUmhnrir Win BAZURl-PAVAN Louis Razzurf, 55. and Favan.

41 holh nf San Hrnnn BALM Kna'n Rilma 17 Name and Evlyn Calder. 28. 1146 Tavlor St. WII.SON-JOHNKON Angus) Wilton. S.V Vancouver.

B. and 1 and Eileen Johnson. zi it Heart Ht Ori.L'STIC-PAPILLA Wealey Opluallc. Sebastsnol, and Ninfa Pedllla. 23 Aneplen STRONG-GATES Art i Strong.

37. 225 and lucres Gales. 29. 2449 UaprLnn St 8 A MMON-B ACIfl ALl'Pf Frank Summon. ii.

54 Crescent Ave and Diane Baol-ga lint. 22. 3651 19th 81 CONTOPOL'LOS-ISRAEL Alexander Con- iooouios. 2r. and calliope Israel.

20. both nf Berkeley QORD1I.LO-GRUAI.VA Ricardo Oordlllo. il. 1 747 ltn and Olga Grllalva. IS.

3737 Moraga Bt. McCLINTOCK-HALL Homer MrCHntock. 20. Paso Robbies, and Paulln Hall. 18.

Portsmouth. Ohio DELUCCH1-CAMPOS Walter Delucchl. 20. 520 3rd and Ptrlcla Campo. 17.

371 12th Ave. MOHR-WEGENER John Mohr, 83. 800 Powell and Eula Wegtner. 42. 345 Jonea St.

DURAN-8OL0RI0 Kllodoro Duran, 47 nfl Socorro soiorlo. 4 1. both or 17 Decatur. Mason Rnherson. an, it rreano bi ana uoril waikr, 33, 1268 Clayton St, BRIZIO-DAM ATTEI Rnv Brlzlo.

19. 348 Delano and Norma Demattel, 18. 44 Reddv si REV ARD-TERANI Jame Revrd. 29. 220 Union and Leslie Teranl.

20. 835 Stockton St. BURCHARD-YOUNO Howard Burcliard. 22. u.

8. and ratty loung. 29 uakrrieid. MARRIAGES All hi. Chapal of Flower Home ton.

VA. 4-r40: tu. n-nznn SMITH-JACKBON Pnll Smith, 21, Monroe. and Laura Jackaon. 25.

Ironton. Ohtn SCOTT-JESSEN Virgil Scntt. 41. 1961 (. lay and Myrtle jessen.

6V. 1321 Chestnut St. OURNETT-GOODRICH Llovd Burnett. 35. 1658 Washington and Jov Goodrich.

38. 363 San Mateo Ave. 80EPA RTA-DONG A ndv Soeparta. 21. 1018 Ellis and Rose Dong.

22. 1535 llvdr 81 BECKER-RANTER Loul Becker. 64. 22U1 Pacific and Kosen Kan-ter. 19.

101 27th Ave. QU IN LAN-DUFFY Gerald Oulnlan. 35. Kirkman and Merceues uuiiy. .12.

1.180 Sacramentn St. VOI.LMER-CASE John Vollmer, 19. V. and Charlen Case. 16, Santa Cruz.

Interlocutory Plvorce Decree Granted ALLEN Jeannetle from Jamea B. BALLARD Phyllis Mae Bacon from narfes. BROWN Roberta from Elmer. CHRISTIANSEN Gloria from Ray. DRIVER Leoia from Willie t.

FLODIN Elena from Pete. FLYNN Stella from David D. ACKSON Ruhy L. from Rnnert e. KINO Donna from Marvin F.

MINGES John R. from Dorothy Blevln Harms. OLIVERIA Grelchen Grupe from Henry. AP1I.LA He en from Kerninano a. ROBIN Leona Ruth from Walter Paul.

ILAS Connie M. from Tiiomaa k. WACKER Marie M. from Dietrich H. WEST BROOKS Doris N.

from Joshua. ZMAK Anton from Helen. Annulment itrnnrea RANA Theda J. from Harold. SCIONE Eugenia A.

from Tommasco. HESCH Albert R. from Margaret C. ROSE Caroline D. from Herbert J.

YEE Helen from Fred. Divorce lompiaima rnea BCLLOCKM Frances V. vs. HuRhlee. BURLESON Naomi Ruth v.

Carson. pamitron vri David vs. Walter L. CHAVEZ Kathryn Joanne Orman vs. An- dronico.

DAVISON Malcolm vs. Mildred Hlllls. DECTOR Dolores I. vs. Robert T.

n.U'TTT ThtnrfnrM Iater T. DOLESHAL Addle May vs. Aaron Wilson. FLAHERTY Katherlne C. vs.

Joseph F. OARDELLA Alice K. vs. William F. GOTERA Martin vs.

Carolina. GREGORI ANTE Gloria M. Papazian vs Chrlstnnne. HACKBARTH I Helen A v. Ernest R.

HAMMOND James Ralph vs. Jeannette Marlinla. MANINA Marie vs. Raymond. MATTES Wlllard N.

va. Leotta M. NY LUND Elizabeth F. vs. August R.

SMITH Betty Ann va. Leon THIBODEAUX Suzanne Miller vs. Page. WEIR Lionel Robert vs. Virginia WINSTON Geraldlne va.

Alfred E. Annulment Complain! Fllrd BEARD Lois T. vs. Wallace. TOLLEF8EN Else vs.

Separate Maintenance Complaints Filed CIPELLI Jewell M. vs. Savlno Roger. CURTIN Shirley vi. Edward D.

RODRrGUEZ-EticarnaClon J. vs. Manuel N. COUNTY Mrri License Issued vnniwn.CA in Dale Hayden Young, 23, McCrory. and Lola Janeile Cain 18, Alameda.

Mailing address. 2013 5th Alameda. -MONTOYA-LOPEZ Rosarlo Montoyn. 65. and Severlana Lopei.

59. both of Oakland. Mailing address, 526 Grove Oakland. COLE-THROWER Phillip Lorenzo coie. 24 and Julia Marie Thrower 20 both nf Berkeley.

Mailing address, 2321 10th Berkeley. BRONSON-CONE Milton Lawrence Bron-eon. 21, Winter Garden and Rita Maye Cone. 18, Oakland. Mailing ad-drees, Route 1, Box 98, Winter Garden.

Fla JONES-DETTMER Paul Vmon Jones. 42. and Birdie Ella Dettmer, 59. both of Oakland. Mailing addres.

1245 82nd rtalrllinH 3URMANI CURSHEN Elleier Glacobbe Surmani, 24, and nose 22. both of Oakland. Mailing address. 1637 6th Oakland. BAXLEY CHANDLER Charles Keadle Baxlev.

64 and Mary Louise Chandler. 59 both nf Oalilnnd. Mailing addra, 4H9 41st Oakland. SHUG A RT-8CHAEFER Chester Lawrence Shugart, 21, Huntington Park, and Elizabeth Jane Sebaefer. 22, Lafayette.

Mailing address, 428 Perkins Oakland. BOST1C-BERN ARD Milton Leo Bostlc. 21, and Janet Tomlca Bernard, in. ootn of Oakland. Mailing addres, 426 29th St Oakland MOOLIC A LOPES Frank Moolica.

19, San Lorenio, and Marln Joyc iopea, 17. Oakland. Mailing addresa, 1501 Madison Ant. 111. Oakland.

KELLEY HILLCOAT Gerald Harrison Mac III Hit, MINA 1. MlllfiTIAN, HAUL M'RANA COTTER, HALTH r.VA8 DKHVIN, NORA UI 48, BHIfl. HVS, ALTKR AL! XAN inn, i n. a. (reiirrci, KAM.d, JOHN IT Kit 63 ear FOI.KV, Mil II Al ,4, I'OIINK, WILLIAM, (III.

UOMI.IIDAL, JOHN J. 13 )ear fiRANT, fcMII.V K. IIAHTZ, (OKA M. MINK, (I. A It KM 59 tear JOIIMHIN, IX IMS i.

KAISER. AlUtHT 18 year KIXLEY, INA r. HLETZ, CHARU.S M. LAMB, KM MA 1.0183 year LAN0AN, HARRIETT LO (0( 0, (iAKTA.NO 8T rars MAN 08, AMNIb MAY. BKSftlK MILLER.

AI.HUtT II KIM OLfcKN, THKOIHIRK IIMKNn, MARCl I) 80 rar PAI UOIIKIIT HUM IS 28 I'OWKLL, JOHN H. IIAHTOHHK, ROSA 01 ears RAY, HAZEL L. Hit HARDhO.V, ROBINSON. WILLIAM HOLLIN 8C HOFIELD, tLLA 91 year SOREK8EN. CAPT, CHARLES WALKER, WESLEY ADTKB-ln thla nllv Sent 13 1052 Norman A bar! Arter.

Beloved nusnand o( Arlen 0rlrud Arter, devoied father of Norman c. and Dav Id a. Artr. lov Ing brother of Harold R. Arttr and Mra.

Arthur Jurgena; a natlv of San FraR' Cisco, tged 63 year. Krltnda ar invited to attend th u- neral services Monday morning at 10 clock at th Golden Gut Chapel of ovner A 1350 Calllornla Hi. near Polk. Inurnment. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

Contributions to th Salvation A i my preferred. In till rltv. Mentember 11. lu5i jlma J. Burr, dearly beloved wife of the kite Franklin A.

Burr, dearly beloved molher of Anita Burr, loving (later nf Mrs. Lulu Laaky, loving aunt of Natalie Hraraboaio. A member or Mission Chap No 155 O. 8. Friends ar Invlied to attend th fu neral aervlcea Mondav, Heptember lo.

a 1 o. m. from WlEdOl.DT 8'' Memoria Chapel. 835 Valencia 8t. bt.

19th and 20th under th auspice of Mission Chapter wo. ins, o. a. inurnmeni, Woodlawn Memorial Park. CHRISTIAN In thl city.

September 10, 1952, Hazel Luruna Chrlatlan. dearly heloved aisttr of Kathailn L. Palmer A member of th Ladlta Sodality of St, Gabriel' Church. Friend ar Invited to attend the funeral Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. from the chapel of Dlerka A corner Dlvisadero and McAllister Street, thence to St.

Gabriel Church, Fortieth Avenue and I'lloa Street, where a Requiem Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, commencing at ciora, in termem, Holy Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening at o'clock. TMERKS A CO. Klley. 23, 0kland.

and Ann Ma Hill- coat, 24 Lo Angeles. Mailing address, 817 Foothill Oakland. aAPiRSTElN-BL'NGE Robrt Lawrence dsnlrstein. 21. Los Angeles, and Janet u.rihn Bunse.

20. Oakland. Mailing address, 501 N. Spauldlng Loa Angeles. HL'RD-WILSON Lester Beverly Hurd, 23.

and Barbara Norton Wilson. 35. both of Orlnda. Mailing addresa, 577 Minor Orlnda. RUSSELL -CLARK Robert Ralph Russell, 54.

Oakland, and Hilda Clark. 46, San Laandro, Mallinlg addrts, 2754 75th Oakland, NICHOLS WIEDEMEIER William Joe Nichols, 20, San Pablo, and Charles Alice Witdtmtier, 18, Oakland. Mailing address. 3912 Forrest Hill, Oakland. 8ARR1E-KRESGE Robert Edward BarrH, 21.

West Haven, and Joan Juanlla Kreage, 19. Springfield, Pa Mailing address, 6D3S Telegraph Oakland. SHANKS PERKINS Arllifir Kolden Shanks, 25. and Dorothy Ma Ptrklns 23, both of Oakland. Mailing address, nnu bi'in Oakland.

REGAL! A-CROSSLAND Donald George Regalia, 20, Pleasanton. and Violet Max-lne Crossland, 23, San Leandro. Mailing addrtti, Box 852, Pleasanton. BROWN HAWKINS Jets Sylvester Brown, 26, Baltimore, and Vernetta Hawkins, 27, Oakland. Mailing address.

Apt. 242. Columbia Park, Pittsburg, Lain. i RUFF0LO-OLA VANISH Ralph Peler Ruf ioio ii, and Juanlta Katherlne Giavanlch. 27, both of Oakland.

Mailing auuress, Kf l. Langlty. Wash. NAPIER DALLMAN Thomas Henry Napier, 21. Alameda, and Iran ii ni uanmun, uaxianu.

Mailing ad dress. 1716 Enclnal TURNER SMITH Otorg Cornllua turner, 24. and Ruth Lavrn Smith 21, both of Berkeley. Mailing addresa, 1717 Alcatrai Berkly. NEWMAN HANSEN William Anderson Newman.

24. Ban Francisco, and Ruth Jane Hansen, 22, Berkeley. Mailing address, 2444 Hllgard Berkelev. XICHOLS-McCANN John William Nichols. 24, Piedmont, and Joby McCann, 21, Oakland.

Mailing address, 4622 Edge-wood Oakland O'CONNOR-SMITH Henry O'Connor 21, ann Bessie Kutn smith. 22 both of Oakland. Mailing address, 1778 W. 7th Oakland. Edmund Alan Holl, 21.

San rrancisco, and Georgia Lee Clare, 21 Colusa. Mailing address, 1136-0 Delaware Berkeley. WARNEK-H1LBURN Robert Henry Warner, 28, and Ethel Mlnni Hilburn, 36, both of Oakland. Mailing address, 1511 61st Oakland PHILLIPS PHILLIPS Tommy Puxton runups, ynariotte, n. and E1U ueui ivnn runups, zu, Alameda.

Mail lug addresa, 2021 San Jose Ave. Ala meda. alU-HU KS I.e and Th.nHn 32, and Carla June Hopkins, 23, both of Hay ward. Mailing address, P. C.

Box 324. Huyward. RANKIN-Rttv jS Arthur Wallace Ran- "i uienuiiie. aim Alice Adele Reeves, Mailing addres, 457 Wash, ington, Corvallla. Ore.

ufcNHUHMiDT DRY Lawrence Edmond Lensclimidt. 29, and ratricia Lry, both Alameda. Mailing address, 1139 5th Alameda. HEATH DEVVLANEY Arthur Ernest iisaiii. to.

ana seima carter Dewlaney. tL i or Oakland. Mailing address, itiThiai'n uaKianu. HAKPER-UUEKN Kenneth er, 19, Omaha, Neb. nd Gladya Mae flailing address, 52b 59th Oakland.

(KAiSKUN-FELlX William Harrison franklin, 21. Independence. and inaDem ieux. 2U, Oakland Mailing tddre. 1717 7th Oakland ilLIAjIs-ijUKFY, Marryatt Zack Wil liams, 4J Ban Frannisrn nnA T.nllun Duffy, 43.

Los Angeles. Mailing wj-a ureen san Francisco. MARIA-WOODS Rlrhard Mnnnal 19. Centerville. and Sharlyn Jean Woods.

J6, Mies. Mailing address 115 Orchard Drive. Nlles. ROB1NSON-HOBINSON Floyd Lambert itooineon, so. and verna Luclle Robinson.

43, both of Oakland. Mailing address, 1529 23rd Oakland DROBY-CUTHBERTSON Henry Stanley Droby. 26. and Cheri Cuthbertston. 25.

both of Oakland. Mailing address, 2238 ivy unve. uaaiana. TOSE-WILSON Allan Russell Tose. 25.

San Francisco, and Harriett Wvnona Wn- on. 18, Berkeley, Mailing address. 3110 uonece Ave. Meraeiey. COUNTS-LAMBERT Eugene Clifford Counts, 30.

Bonesteel. South Dakota, and Alfrieda Amanda Lambert. 35. Oakland. addresa.

1811 27th Oak- iana PORTER-HARRIS Tours.iint Porter 22. and Queeneata Ecquaetta Ham. IS. both of Berkelev. Mailing address, 1619 Falrvlew Berkeley.

BROWN-McKINNEY Mark Z. Brown. 21. and Mary Jane McKlnnev. 20, both of Oakland.

Mailing address. 2611 76th Oakland. OSTERGAAKD-ALEXANDER Dtirward Darling Ostertaard. Jfa and Ruby Bonlta Alexander. 43.

botii of Oakland. Mailing address. .1054 Brook Oakland. CALLERl-GORSUCH Dull Roger Calleri 21. Piedmont, and Luane Frances Gorsuch, 20 San Leandro.

Mailing address. 222 North 3rd San Jose. SIM ENS-ERNST Hugo Grant Slmen. 21 and Barbara Ma trnst. 20, Doth ot Oakland.

Mailing address, 2311-B Haste St TWltplpv BERTOLA-BURT Jules All.ert Bertola, 43. Havward. and Erna Elliabetb. Burt, 35. Oakland.

Mailing address, 2366 Foothill Oakland. ALAMFDA COUNTY lllvnrce Complaints Filed OWENS LUIle Mae s. Collls. WALDEN Opal vs. Carl (separate maintenance I LOWE Jacqueline vs.

Richard STUBBLEF1EI.D Marie vs. Claude. AULA Pearl E. vs. Clyde JAMERSON GeraUline vs.

Kenneth. KIMBLE France vs. Victoria. ER1CKSON Dorothy L. vs.

Elmer W. WACKERLY Opal vs. John. GETTIS Inez vs. Thlrkelil.

RIVERS Adilie B. vs. i.eon. GERKINS Virginia Marian vs. David C.

SANTOS Betty vs. Melvin J. (annulment). GALLAGHER Jack A. vs.

Lillian (annulment. nPFW Clara L. va. Rurt D. JONES Georg W.

v. Annahell. WILLIAMS Gradi vs. James. I 12 13 14 IJ I 16 17 18 If 1 10 Ta "7j 23 24 27 29 30 31 53 33 36 37 38 40 41 43 45 HH" 49 30 51 1F34" 60 61 63 64 3 HORIZONTAL 1 Coquette 8 Instrument used to de-compose light It Shrewd 13 Trojan hero 14 Molten lava 15 Verily 18 Youth 17 Artificial language 18 To stain 30 Energetic 13 To exist 35 Pronoun 26 Skill 27 Cortiplicated Dr.

Fmmett Wllent, D.O.. Ph.O. Certified Proetoloalat. C.S.C.P. Hemorrhoids (Piles) Treoted NO SURGERY No rain.

Drnaa or Loss of Time Practice Limited to Srclal Disorders One vUlt niav suffice. Hon. Wed. Frl. 9-5 Tuea.

Thur Sat 9-12 and bv appointment 2300 MARKET ST. HE. 1-225 Peninsula offlc 103 Rooteveit Ave REDWOOD CITY br appt. EM 6-0800 IVAMTED! Thousands are looking for folf club tennis racquet rifle tent and ramping equipment tackle muslral Instrument I camera boats suppllt-s binocular winter sport equipment ttsed clotnln tool typewriter Th Exmniner. itijusanda of read ra your buytr with a 81 RE-KIRK "Bulltln Board" Want Ad.

Call SUUar 1-2424 and ask for th Ad Taker. (Ask about th fr phon answering service that saves you a much time and trouble, too!) mjAH.k inm Attorney, 3 Detectives Ask Kidnap Charge Be Droppe A San Francisco attorney and three private detectives yester day asked the Marin County Superior Court to quash child steal ing indictments against them In connection with the purported ab duction of 4 year old Stephanie Margo Wendt. The four, Indicted with two others on September 5, were William McGinnes, a San Francisco attorney, and Howard Taylor, Irwin Ross and Herb Formes, private detectives. Also indicted but not present in court yesterday were the little girl's mother, Mrs. Margarita Wendt, and Mrs.

Wendt's father, I LI lLAP G0RE 5" ITT RR 0 A EajTA'f'E TTITa i i t)y 0 "im LAN ORE ton a i rn i si3 POL 0 0 MjAlR I ELJR A "eIrIS ID RAD Hiii li 1 I 1SL A JlIJl emir yIeIti I Ia 1 It I I.