Oakland Ze AUFDENKAMP, Margaret In Oakland, October 26, 1972, beloved wife of Don 'W. Aufdenkamp; loving mother of Brenda Aufdenkamp of Santa Rosa, Donald Aufdenkamp Jr. of Valleio and Mrs. Linda Del Real of Albany; daughter of Katie J. Walls of Evanston, Illinois; sister of Mrs.
Sarah Broska of Evanston, Illinois, Bruce Walls Des Plajns, Illinois and Jack Walls of Skokie, Illinois. A native of Charleston, Illinois; aged 48 years. Associated with California State Automobile Assn, Berkeley office. Friends are invited to attend services, Friday, October 27, at 3:30 p.m., at SUNSET VIEW MORTUARY CHAPEL, Colusa and Fairmount, Berkeley-El Cerrito, and to be concluded at Carl Dell and King Funeral Home, 1117 Jackson Charleston, Illinois, Monday, October 30. Interment in Charleston, Illinois.
SUNSET VIEW CEMETERY MORTUARY BARTONI, Mary, of Oakland, October 24, 1972; beloved wife of the late Antonio Bartoni; loving mother of Richard and Anthony Bartoni; loving grandmother of many grandchildren and also great-grandchildren; loving 'mother-inlaw of Marv and Dorothy Bartoni. A native of Italy; aged 89 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the new Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON. 6800 East 14th Street, Oakland, on Friday morning, land for a Requiem Mass commencing beth's Church, 1500" 34th Avenue, OakOctober 27 at thence to St.
Elizaat 9. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation the Rosary, Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. (For further information, please call 632-1011).
CHARLES P. BANNON MORTUARY BURTON, Jane Lowry, October 23, 1972, beloved wife of Neil T. Burton; loving mother of Betsy, Anne and Molly Burton; sister of Kenneth B. Lowry and Diana Slakey. An alumna of U.C Class 1954.
A member and past president of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and Planned Parenthood of Marin County. A 3rd generation Californian. Friends are invited to attend graveside services Friday, Oct. 27, at 11 a.m. in Mountain View Cemetery, 5000 Piedmont Ave, Oakland.
Dr. Paul Yinger officiating. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Audobon Canvon Ranch, Stinson Beach, Calif. ALBERT BROWN MORTUARY 3476 Piedmont Oakland BURRIS, John of San Leandro, in San Leandro, October 23, 1972, beloved husband of Mrs. Marie Burris; loving father of Mrs.
Gwendolyne Scears of San Mateo. A 50 year charter member and past secretary of the Ashland Lodge No. 798 of San Leandro, a past patron of the Eastern Star Nova Dies Chapter No. 544 of Oakland. A Alameda County MARRIAGE LICENSES Swegles-Irwin Thomas 23, Walnut Creek, and Helen Ann Irwin, 20, Castro Valley.
Herrera-Stocker Philip. 24, and Mary, 24, both of Union City. Watkins- Vess Stanley, 23, and Kristina, 22, both of Hayward. Doughty-Natole Scott, 24, and Jacqueline, 23, both of Castro Valley. Devlin-Miranda Clifford, 27, and Veronica, 24, both of Fremont.
Edwards Riley 21, Hayward, and Patricia, 21, San Lorenzo. Terra-Rhodes Randal, 20, and Elizabeth, 20, both of San Leandro. Vincent-Stair Joseph, 74, and Helen, 66, both of Hayward. Cerros-Rivera Igancio 20, and Maria, 17, both of Hayward. Leopold -Johnson Herbert, 19, and Sharon, 18, both of Hayward.
Schuldt-Milton Leslie, 21, Union City, and Ingrid, 21 Hayward. Del Braccio-Pina Emil 32, Montara, and Teresa, 24, San Lorenzo. Kato-Murray David, 21, Fremont, and Christy, 20, Pleasanton. Dye-Paulson Allen, 23, and Lory, 21, both of Hayward. Bell-Surratt-Larry, 25, and Patsy, 24, both of Oakland.
Edwards-Wilson Napoleon 17, Berkeley, and Veronica, 16, Oakland. Muraca-Whittick Ralph, 51, San Carlos, and Julia, 49, Redwood City. -Harry, 63, and Rosalie, 60, both of Bradenton, Fla. Austin-Clark-Robert, 48, and Ethel, 33, both of Oakland. Hampton-Dearman Tommy, 20, and Opal, 24, both of Oakland.
Scheett-Brawley-Robert, 19, and Linda, 18, both of Oakland. Ratch-Clark-Jerry, 28, and Mary, 36, both of Berkeley. -Gary, 22, Berkeley, and Marjorie, 18, Thousand Oaks Hodge-Coffey-Alfred, 49, and Frances, 46, both of Oakland. Shuffer-Adams-Clyde, 64, and Leola, 50, both of Oakland. Le Mole-Ahlers Gerald 27, and Arlene, 26, both of Oakland Milgrom-Skapura-Morris, 48, and Stephanie, 29, both of Oakland.
Miller-Parks George, 22, and Barbara, 18, both of Oakland. Larks-Gurule-Gordon, 18, and. Linda, 19, both of Berkeley. Worthington-Ehler George 57, and Evelyn, 55, both of Oakland. Scott Watson--Anthony, 17, and Sandra, 17, both of Berkeley.
Duhe-Carr-Walton 23, and Lavetta, 21, both of Oakland. Brock's "Remembrance Flowers" Serving the Bay Area 530-1000 A A A A A A A Tribune Oct. 26, 1972 Eastbay Funeral Notices member of he Southern Alameda County Realty Board, a retired captain U.S. Army and Veteran of World War I. A native of Friendship, Arkansas; aged 82 years.
Friends are invited to attend the Masonic services at the South Chapel of the CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MEMORIAL PARK, 32992 Mission Hayward, Friday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. with the Ashland Lodge No. 798 of San Leandro officiating. Private inurnment Chapel of the Chimes, Hayward.
CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES MORTUARY 32992 Mission Hayward 538-3131 or 471-3363 CAGNONE, John Joseph, In Berkeley, October 24, 1972, dearly beloved husband of Rose M. Cagnone; loving father of John C. Cagnone and Dr. Leroy D. Cagnone of El Cerrito; dear brother of Esther C.
Simas and Josephine L. Bensted, both of Albany and Annie V. Nelson of El Cerrito; also survived by many nieces, nephews and other relatives. A native of Murialde, Italy; aged 67 years. Funeral services, Friday, October 27, at 9 a.m.
from the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Albany. Requiem Mass, 9:30 a.m. -at St. Jerome's Church, Curry and Carmel El Cerrito. Rosary, Thursday, 8 p.m.
Committal services, St. Joseph's Cemetery. (Adiacent parking). EVANS, LeRoy, in Walnut Creek, October 25, 1972, a resident of Walnut Creek, beloved husband of Lois Evans of Walnut Creek; loving father of Gordon Evans of Walnut Creek, Kenneth Evans of Costa Mesa and Marge Evans of Anaheim; brother of Mabel Dobbertean and Nell Flynn, both of Lewiston, New York. A native of Beaverdale, Pennsylvania; aged 62 years.
Friends are invited to attend services at the OAK PARK HILLS CHAPEL, 3111 North Main, Sty Walnut Creek, Friday, October 27, af 2 p.m. with Rev. Martz of the First Baptist Church of Walnut Creek officiating. Interment, Oakmont Memorial Park Cemetery, Lafayette. FLORES, Emiliana in October 25, 1972, beloved wife of the late Emeterio Flores; loving mother of Matea Carvallo, Angelina Estrotia, Liva Sibala, Guillermo, Catalina, Atanacio and Remevios Flores; also survived by 39 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
A native of the Philippine Islands; aged 72 years. Friends are invited to attend services at the Telegraph Ave. Chapel, Friday, October 27, at 9 a.m., thence to St. Leo's Church, 176 Ridgeway Oakland, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary, Thursday, 8 p.m.
Interment. St. Mary's Cemetery. GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2850 Telegraph Oakland 451-6434 HALLA, Lester W. in Fremont, October 24, 1972, husband of Verna Halla of Fremont; father of Lester W.
Halla Jr. of Union City; grandfather of Daniel, Lester 111, Mathew and Mark Halla, all of Union City. A retired emplovee of General Motors. native of Oakland; aged 63 years. Friends are invited to attend the services at 8:30 a.m.
Friday, October chapel of BERGE-PAPPAS MORTUARY, 40842 Fremont Fremont; thence to Corpus Christi Church, 37891 Second Fremont, for a Requiem commencing at 9 a.m. Recitation the Rosary, 8 p.m., Thursday, October 26, at the above chapel. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. View Cemetery. SUNSET VIEW CEMETERY and MORTUARY ISAEFF, Eugene Alexander, in Hayward, October 25, 1972, dearly beloved husband of Edythe Isaeff; beloved father of Sonya Eugean Isaeff of Hayward; loving brother of Olga Kovshar of OakMarie Jacobs of Mountain View, Walter, Alexander, Boris, Nick and Serge Isaeff and the late George Isaeff; also survived by many other relatives.
A native of China; aged 63 years. A member of the Hayward Seventh D- Adventist Church and the United Automobile Workers Local No. 1364. Friends are invited to attend services Friday, Oct. 27, at 2 pim.
at Sunset View Mortuary Chapel, Colusa Fairmount, Berkeley-El Cerrito. Officiating Rev. Ronald Tarrano. Services Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Interment Sunset JONES, Irving suddenly in San Francisco, October 24, 1972, a long time resident of Albany, dearly beloved husband of Grace M.
Jones; loving father of Cheryl Ann Dentoni of Hayward. A native of Hanford, aged years. A member of Albany Methodist Church of Albany, the Albany Amer. ican Legion Post 292 and National Assn. Postal Supervisors' Branch No.
218. Funeral services Friday, October 27, at. 1:30 p.m. at the ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY, 727 San Pablo Albany. Conducted by Rev.
Edward Smith Jr. of the Albany Methodist Church. (Adjacent parking) LAGIER, Leon, in Oakland, October 23, 1972, beloved husband of Mabel Lagier of Jamaica; loving father of Arlee Geary of Jamaica, West Indies; brother of Joseph Lagier of Manteca and Helen Lagier of San Bruno; loving grandfather of Michelle, Pamela and Chad Geary. A native of San Francisco; aged 67 years. Services were held Thursday, October 26, at 1:30 p.m.
from the Fruitvale Chapel of the CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY, 1580 Fruitvale Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 477 15th Oakland, will be greatly appreciated. Parking area adjacent to Chapel. For further information please call 533-4114. CLARENCE N.
COOPER MORTUARY Vital Statistics Alameda County MARRIAGE LICENSES Lilley-Service-John 30, San Leandro, and Patricia, 31. Oakland. Aranda-Vda De QuintanillaMarco, 28, and Yolanda, 43, both of Oakland Sachs-Sokacic Wolfgang, 25, and Elisabeth, 22, both of Berkeley. Petray-Graves-Alexander, 67, Kensington, and Edna, 56, Danville. Rogers-Ambrosi-Gary, 28, and Judith, 31, both of Oakland.
Flenoy-Ragland-Clem, 33, and Bernice, 23, both of Oakland. Hurley-Dingeman Richard, 23, and Dulce, 21, both of Piedmont. Gates-Ridley-Frank, 24, and Zozette, 23, both of Oakland. X-Mack-Smith-Eddie, 23, and Beatrice, 23, both of Oakland. Rich-Malatt-Gary, 32, El Cerrito, and Janice, 24, Sunnyvale.
Ferber-Flint-Louis, 23, and Carol, 22, both of Oakland. Friedman-Barrows Richard, 28, and Anita, 25, both of Oakland. Stewart-Holmes-Arthur, 28, and Virginia, 27, both of Oakland. Witschen-Sibley-Robert, 26 and Suzanne, 25, both of Oakland. Millett- Van Loben Sels- Gregg, 34, and Elizabeth, 28, both of Berkeley.
Neal-Williamson-Andy 44, and Emma, 53, both of Oakland. Williams-Porter-Steven, 21, San Francisco, and Sharon, 21, Oakland. Lynch-Powell-Frank, 18, and Jackie, 18, both of Oakland. Lingenfield-Brown-John, -John, 24, Walnut Creek, and Valorie, 18, Newark. Hunt-Jiles Christopher, 32.
and Jody, 28, both of Oakland: DIVORCES FILED Wyllie, Christine and James. Fox, Myrtle and Gary. Kollias, Robyn and Bill. McDaniels, Henry and Beatrice. Berber, Virginia and Robert.
Williams, Barbara and Robert. Oatis, Karen and Davis. Cortez, Ruth and Martin. Williams, Dorian and Steven. Bendgen, Patricia and Leonard.
Psenicka, Patricia and Ronald. Bendger: Lasnard and Patri: cia. Garner, Marcella and Craig. Leavitt, Benjamin and Lucille. Spinelli, Jeanette and David.
Hill, Marshall and Shirley. Perschonok, Norma and Mervin. Kutscher, Kate and Ronald. (annul).) Smith, Jacqueline and Rudolph. Boardman, Kennedy and Carolann.
Hobson, Phyllis and Bertram. White, Rosemary and Thornton. Tinch, Mary and Claude. Ornellas, Joan and Robert. Emery, Norman and Constance.
Fischer, Stella and Richard. Butz, Margarita and Clifford. Cooper, Elwanda and Joseph. Rose, Dolores and Edward. Brightman, Patricia and Robert.
Lovins, Kenneth and Carolyn. Weather Forecast, Summaries Bay Area Fair through tomorrow. Cooler. High temperatures in the 60s. Low tonight in the mid 40s to mid 50s.
Northwest winds 10 to .20 m.p.h. Low tonight at Santa Rosa 42, Concord 47. Santa Clara Valley Fair through tomorrow. High in the 60s 10 low 70s. Low tonight in the 40s to low 50s.
Northwest winds 10 to 20 m.p.h. in afternoons. High tomorrow and low 1o- night at San Jose 72 and 50, Hollister 72 and 42. Northwestern California Mostly fair through tomorrow. High tomorrow and low tonight at Ukiah 60 and 38, Ft.
Bragg 63 and 38. Sacramento Valley Fair through tomorrow. Slightly cooler days. High in the upper 60s or low 70s San Joaquin Valley Fair through tomorrow. Slightly cooler.
High in the 70s. Low tonight in the 40s to low 50s. Light winds. Livermore Valley Fair through tomorrow. Slightly cooler days.
Gusty northwest wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. beginning this afternoon shifting to north tonight. Low tonight at Livermore Val- 44. Diablo San Ramon and Moraga, leys Fair through tomorrow. Slightly cooler days -with highs from upper 605.
to low 70s. Low tonight in the 40s to low Light wind becoming northwest 10 to 20 m.p.h. this afternoon and north to. northeast tonight and tomorrow. Mount Shasta.
Siskiyou Area Clearing tonight and fair tomorrow. Sierra Nevada Chance of showers through tonight. Fair tomorrow. Cooler days. Strong gusty northerly wind becoming northeast and decreasing tomorrow.
Temperatures BAY AREA Concord Danville 82 78 48 42 Pittsburg Pleasanton 75 Fremont 74 55 Richmond 75 54 Livermore 76 40 S.F. 80 55 Martinez 78 50 Waint Creek 74 52 Hayward 74 54 San Jose Oakland 78 59 Moffett Fld. 72 52 Orinda 72 43 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield 78 52 Red Bluff 74 Eureka 67 52 Sacramento Fresno 78 45 Salinas 69 51 Los Angeles 80 55 San Diego 70 65 Needles 72 52 S.F. Airport 74 Oakind Arpt 56 Santa Barbr 77 49 Plm Sprngs 82 47 Stockton 74 47 Paso Robles 75 45 Thermal 82 47 NATIONAL Albany 50 34 43 Kansas City 58 44 Albuquerque 57 59 44 Las Little Vegas Rock 58 66. 35 46 Amarillo Asheville 59 52 Louisville 50 34 Atlanta 63 44 Memphis 53 33 Atlantic Cty 59 31 Miami Beach 81 74 Austin 55 51 Midland TX Baltimore 57 31 Milwaukee Billings 59 46 Mpls St Pal 45 Birmingham 50 35 Nashville 55 Bismarck 63 32 New Orlens 66 Boise 63 48 York Boston 54 40 Norfolk.
Va Brownsville 80 62 Platte 66 Buffalo 41 38 Oklahm Ctv Brlington Vt 32 Omaha Casper 42 86 Chriestn SC 59 Philadelphia 54 Chrlestn WV 42 Phoenix 49 Charltte NC 45 Pittsburgh Cheyenne 39 Portland Me Chicago 38 Portland Or Cincinnati 45 34 Providence Cleveland 44 33 Raleigh Colmbia SC 64 51 Rapid City Columbs Oh 44 33 Reno Dal Ft Wrth 63 49 Richmond 59 Davton 44 Louis 55 35 Denver 38 Pro Tmp Des Molnes Sit Lke Ctv Detroit 32 San Antonio Duluth 45 St Ste Mare El Paso 49 Seattle Fairbanks 26 25 Shreveport Fargo 36 Sioux Falls 64 Great Falls 43 Spokane 58 35 Hartford 34 Svracuse 36 Helena 58 40 Tucson Honolulu 87 75 Tulsa 42. Indianapolis 47 28 Washington 40 Jackson Ms Wichita Jacksonville 76 60 CANADA Calgary Edmonton 8844 25. 24 Regina Toronto 38 Montreal 32 Winnipeg 40 Ottawa 30 PAN AMERICA Acapulco 91 77 Mexico Monterrey City 73 54 Barbados Bermuda 76 70 Nassau 84 Bogota 66 52 San Jn P.R. 88 Culiacan 90 63 St: Crix V.I. Havana 84 72 St.
Kitts 85 72 Kingston Bermosillo 84 75 Vera Cruz 86 82 59 Tegucigalpa Mazatlan 90 FOREIGN Aberdeen, Mdnt, 46; Amsterdam, a.m., 55; 39; Ankara, Auckland, 3 a.m., 52; Athens, Berlin, 2 a.m., Noon, 66; a.m., 41; Birmingham, Mdnt, 50; Brussels, a.m. 43: Cairo, 2 a.m.r 64; Casablanca, Mdnt, 70; Copenhagen, a.m., 48; Dublin, Mdnt, 52; Geneva, a.m., 41; Hong Kong, 8 a.m., 77; Lisbon, Mdnt, 61; London, Mdnt, 46; Madrid, 1 a.m., 54; Malta, 1 a.m., 61; Moscow, 3 a.m., 39; New Delhi, 5 a.m., 619; Nice, 1 a.m., 59; Oslo, 1 48; Paris, a.m., 45; Peking, 8 a.m., 52; Rome, 1 a.m., 57; Sofia, 2 a.m., 43; 55; Tel Stockholm, Aviv, 1 2 a.m., a.m.. 45; 68; Sydney, Tokyo, 10 9 a.m., 63; Tunis, 1 a.m., 52; Vienna, 1 a.m., 41; Warsaw, 1 a.m., 39. California Summary There is scattered cloudiness In the extreme north and alone the coast this morning but skies are otherwise mostly clear. A weakening weather front is moving southward through Northern California with its associated upper level disturbance expected to give a chance of showers over the northern mountains today spreading to the southern Sierra Nevada this afternoon and continuing toniaht then clearing row.
Low cloudiness will be increasing along the southern coast the might and morning hours spreading Into the coastal valleys tomorrow morning. On the other hand the low cloudiness along the coast to the north will be decreasing as drier air moves in behind the front. Cooler air will be spreading over the state with this system dropping temperatures and increasina winds over most areas with the likelihood of blowing dust and sand in the desert areas of the south. Small craft warnings were raised along the north coast from Cape Mendocino north for gusty northerly winds. National Summary Mostly sunny and dry weather will hold east of the Mississippi while mostly cloudy and wet weather wil hold west of the Mississippi.
Rain or showers and thunderstorms will cover Texas the lower Mississippi Valley and the adiacent southern plains. Rain or snow showers are due from the Pacific Northwest through the northern Rockies and the far northern plains states. Stockmans advisories are posted for Montana and northern Idaho with general snows in those areas. Mild or warmer weather will extend from the mountainous Southwest through the south central plains and into the middle West and south to the eastern gulf coast states. Colder weather is on tap from the northern plateau to the northern plains.
Precipitation National -Albuquerque, Worth, Brownsville, Dal. Ft. 49; Fairbanks, Houston, Las Vegas, Midland, Phoenix, Portland, San Antonio, Seattle, Shrveport, Spokane, Syracuse, Tucson, .07. Canadian- Regina, Winnipeg, .01. American Bermuda, Nassau, San Juan P.R., St.
Croix, Tegucigalpa, .02. Seasonal Rainfall July' 1 Eureka 2.99 Red Bluff 4.28 San Francisco 6.00 San Fran Apt 5.54 Oakland Apt 4.66 Sermento Apt 2.69 San Jose 2.79 Salinas 1.67. Fresno .51 Bakersfield .56 Santa Maria .67 Los Angeles .64 San Diego ....1.10 O'CONNELL, Howard in Santa Rosa, October 24, 1972, loving husband of Rosella F. O'Connell of Santa Rosa; beloved father of Kathlene of Richmond and Sharon Rocha of Santa Rosa; dear brother of John J. O'Connell of San Carlos, Mrs.
Carl Hommel, Mrs. William Casey and Mrs. Laura Clarke, all of Madison, Wisconsin; also survived by eight grandchildren. A native of Wisconsin; aged 68 vears. A member of the Knights of Columbus, Governor Alvarado Council of San Pablo and a member of St.
Eugene's Cathedral, Santa Rosa. Friends are invited to meet at the DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES, 1225 Sonoma Santa Rosa, Friday, 27, af 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Eugene's Cathedral, where a Requiem Mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary at the Daniels Chapel, Thursday evening, Oct. 26.
at 8. p.m. Interment Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Santa Rosa, PROBASCO, Earl of Hayward, October 24, 1972, beloved husband of Mary H. Probasco; dear brother of Nora Sells of San Francisco and the late Hazel O'Brien; brother-in-law of Dick Sells; stepfather of Thomas Venne of Newark, Harold Venne of Eureka, Douglas Venne, U.S. Air Force and Cheryl Driggs of Fremont.
A member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Local No. 283. A native of Colorado; aged 74 years. Friends are invited to attend the funderal from SORENSEN BROS CHAPEL, 1140 St. Hayward, Friday, October 27th at 9:15 a.m.; thence to St.
Clement's Church, Hayward, for a Mass of the Resurrection, commencing at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary at the mortuary, Thursdav at 8 p.m. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. SORENSEN BROS. MORTUARY 581-1234 or 351-1451 RUPPERT, Maria, in San Francisco, October 24, 1972, beloved wife of Donald Ruppert of Alameda; loving daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Andres Paisal of Alameda; sister of Andrew Paisal of Alameda; aunt of Andrew Patricia and Regen Paisal. A native of New York; aged 35 years. Friends are invited to attend funerat services, Saturday, October 28, at 11 a.m. at the of FOWLER-ANDERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 2244 Santa Clara Alameda.
Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. SHOEMAKER, Helen dearly' in Oakland, 0c tober 23, 1972, beloved wife of the late Joseph H. Shoemaker; loving Miller, Mrs Aletha Deutscher, Mrs. mother of Mrs. Jane Flindt, Mrs.
Agnes Maryann King and the late Mrs. Helen Hess. A native of Missouri; aged 79 years. A member of St. Cyrll's Parish.
Friends are invided to attend the neral Friday, October 27th, at 8:30 a.m. from the LAUREL CHAPEL; thence to St. Cyril's Church for a Mass of Requiem at 9 a.m. Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Interment.
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ALBERT ENGEL CO. 3300 High St. near MacArthur 532-6068 SILVERIA, Manuel formerly of Oakland, in Yountville, October 21, 1972, beloved husband of the late Helen Silveria; loving father of David and Jack Silveria; loving grandfather of two granddaughters; loving father-in-law of Mary Silveria; loving brother of Ida nell all of Alameda and the Joseph Lawrence, Agnes Bush and Laura, ScanSilveria. A native of Callfornia; aged 72 years.
A veteran of World War I and a member of I.D.E.S. San Leandro Council No. 11. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 E.
14th Oakland on Friday morning, Oct. 27, at thence to St. Louis Bertrand's Church, for a Requiem Mass commencing at 9. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Wake services at the Bannon Mortuary, Thursday evening 7:30 p.m.
(For further Informaplease call (632-1011.) CHARLES P. BANNON MORTUARY SUTTER, Anna in Oakland, October 24, 1972, beloved wife of the late Frank Sutter; loving mother of Mrs. Josephine Marty of San Francisco, Mrs. Dorothy Leiko of Campbell, Frank J. Sutter of San Bruno, Joseph A.
Sutter of San Jose, Carl J. Sutter of Moraga, and John D. Sutter of Moraga; also leaves 17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. A native of Switzerland; years. A member of the Third Order of St.
Francis and the Marianistt Leaque. Friends are respectfully Invited attend funeral services Friday, October 27, at 9:30 a.m. at COOPER'S EL, 1580 Fruitvale thence to St. where Elizabeth's Mass Church, 1500 34th will a of the Resurrection be celebrated at 10 a.m. Recitation of the Rosary Thursday 8 p.m.
Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Spiritual bouquets preferred. For further information please call 533-4114. CLARENCE N. COOPER MORTUARY 23, WOODS, Myrtle of Palmdale, October 1972, beloved aunt of Mrs.
Beulah Moody and Mr. Fred Woods. A resident of Alameda for 50 vears. A native of Kentucky; aged 85 vears Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday, Oct. 27, at 3 p.m.
at the FOUCHE'S HUDSON FUNERAL HOME, 3665 Telegraph Oakland. Entombment Chapel of the Chimes. For further information, please 654-8558. San Francisco Deaths Burton, Jane L. Moorish, James E.
Cochran, Lillis F. Murphy, Leona T. Day, Florence C. Napolin, Esther DeBernardi, Paul Oster, Adolf Harmssen, Fred W. Perez, Daniel Jakobsen, Anna M.
Quinn, John T. Joos, Alice V. Richard, Ronald Lee, Ida Rossman, Mabel E. Long, Hazel L. Schwartz, LeRoy McKenzie, Harry Sutton, Virginia Mazzon, Julius Winter, Lutie J.
Card of Thanks ALAMEDA COUNTY HEART a atefully acknowledges memorial gifts. Mail to office 4171 MacArthur Blvd. Oakland, 530-0400 or present at Crocker Bank, 1450 Broadway, Oakland. CHARITIES gratefully acknowledge memorial gifts, 433 Jefferson Street, Oakland, 834-5656. CITY OF HOPE gratefully contributions.
2875 Brookdale acknowledges Oakland. Days 483-9440. Nights KE 3-8442. Contra UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY Alameda Costa Counties gratefully acknowledges memorial gifts. 1904 Franklin Oakland 832-2013 2146 N.
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October 26-Sun rises 7:28 a.m. Sun sets 6:19 p.m. Moon rises 10:04 p.m. Moon sets 12:23 p.m. October 27-Sun rises 7:30 a.m.
Sun sets 6:17 p.m. Moon rises 11:13 p.m. Moon sets 1:14 p.m. U.C. Santa Cruz Sued by Chicanos MILLARD, Vernie in Oakland, October 23, 1972, beloved husband of the late Lora C.
Millard; loving father of Vernie D. Millard Jr. and Mrs. Rose Sexton; also survived by eight grandchildren. A native of Iowa; American aged 91 years.
A member of the Legion. Friends are respectfully, invited to attend funeral services Friday, Oct. 27, at 10 a.m. at COOPER'S CHAPEL 1580 Fruitvale Ave. Rev.
John M. Fugitt officiating. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery. For further information please call 533-4114. CLARENCE N.
COOPER MORTUARY call 632-1011. CHARLES P. BANNON MORTUARY MORRISH, James suddenly in San Francisco, October 24, 1972, beloved son of Mrs. Grace Morrish and the late Harry Morrish; loving brother of Charles E. Morrish and Robert O.
Morrish and the late Mary Morrish; brother-in-law of Florence and Jean Morrish; also survived by many nieces and nephews. A native of Alliance, Nebraska; aged 46 vears. -the Korean Conflict. An employee of the Pacific Tel. and Tel.
Co. San Francisco and a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America San Francisco Council. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the New Mortuary of CHARLES P. BANNON, 6800 E. 14th Oakland, on Saturday morning Oct.
28, at thence to St. Bernard's Church, 1620 62nd Oakland for a Mass of the Resurrection commencing at 10. Recitation of the Rosary Friday evening, 8 p.m. Private interment Mon- Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward on dav. For further information, please MORSE, 1972, Marion wife in of Oakland, the late October Clyde 24, beloved V.
Morse; loving mother of George Maitland Glasgow and L. Ellis Glasgow. A native of Pennsylvania. Friends are invited memorial services at the Lakeside Unity Temple, 144 Athol Oakland, Friday, October 27, at 4 p.m. Memorial contributions to the Heart Association preferred.
Interment, Pittsburg, Pennsyl- vania. GRANT MILLER MORTUARIES 2850 Telegraph Ave. Oakland 451-6434 MORTIMER, Frederick (Fred) at rest, October 25, 1972, dearly beloved husband of the late Alma C. Mortimer; dear father of Mrs. Freda A.
Marshall and father of Jack P. Marshall. A native of Nebraska; aged 92 years. A retired employee of the Key System Transit Company and Oakland Public Schools. Friends are invited to attend the servIces Saturday, October 28, at 1:30 p.m.
at the NEW COLONIAL CHAPEL, 2626 High Oakland. (Phone 536-5454.) Alameda County INTERLOCUTORY DECREES Munnerlyn, Shirley and James. Craft, Roberta and William. Holloway, Mildred and Charles. Fernandes, Mildred and Frederick.
Hunt, Deena and Tyler. Annulments Filed Paul, Betty and Maurice. Williford, Tyrus and Nancy. Ryan, Gene and Lois. FINAL DECREES Cullinan, Charles and Carol Garcia, Albenita and Marcos Henline, Natalie and Melvin Boggs, Lucille and Carl Boyles, Joyce and Donald Pye, Pamela and Harold Scott, John and Beulah Monroe, Louis and Willie Limbrick, Lizzie and Joe Cuccat, Frankie and Teruko Avvenire, Peggy and Edward Allen, Stephanie and Aubrey Berkowitz, JoAnne and James Neilsen, Susan and Michael Pupello, Joseph and Alma Cummings, Margaret and John.
Quadros, Jeanette and James. Glenn, Thelma and Howard. Harrison, Constance and Robert. Mazzone, Janet and Italo. Fite, Dorothy and George.
Bingham, Evander and Valeria. Johnson, Robert and Irene. Rotman, Paula and Kenneth. Dean, Judith and Gary. Zaborsky, Viola and John.
DeLeon, Katrin and Francisco. Tapia, Doris and Anthony. Mosley, Hilda and Robert. Ratcliffe, John and Myrtle. Page, Jeanette and David.
Howard, Diane and Michael: Berry, Lynn and John. De Lille, Audrey and Charles. Stevenson, Sandra and Darren. Cheng, Lie-Rong and I-Chung. McIntosh, Mary and Albert.
Lambert, Helen and Robert. Contra Costa County MARRIAGE LICENSES De Groft-Nelson: Thomas, 26, and Katherine, 21, both Concord. Kirby-Gimpel: Arthur, 34, and De Ann, 30, both of Abilene, Tex. Shealy-Roman: John, 22, and Barbara, 25, both of Antioch. Bartneck Joy: Leo, 19, and Pamela, 19, both of Concord.
Scoggins-Schultz: Daniel, 20, and Karen, 16, both of Richmond. Russell Serrano: Richard, 47, Mill Valley, and Lidia, 33, El Cerrito. Harris-Mitchaell: Charles, 19, and Deborah, 16, both of Ricmond. DIVORCES FILED Spates, Arturo and Dorothy Sebastian, Agnes and Henry Williams, Doris and Ulysses Williams, Michael and Brenda Albers, Imelda and Lynnwood Bowman, Cynthia and Bruce (Nullity) Jones, Mary and Frank Pratt, Joy and Roy Scavino, Anita and Albert Patricia and Charles INTERLOCUTORY DECREES McLaughlin, Bernadette and FINAL DECREES Petry, Ralph and Elva Four groups representing Chicanos at the University of California at Santa Cruz and 14 individuals have filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco asking the university be restrained from what they charge is discrimination against Chicanos.
The plaintiffs represent professors, university staff mem-. bers, students and high school students who have been denied entrance to U.C., Santa Cruz. The class action suit charged that the university as knowingly discriminated in the hiring and advancement, of professors instructors; and employes and allowed discriminatory policies in admission of Chicano students. The suit, filed yesterday by Leon E. Panetta of Monterey, pointed out that of the total faculty membership of 350 at Santa Cruz only seven are Chicanos.
Of the non-academic staff, Chicano employment is only 5.3 per cent and none has high administrative posts. The suit alleges that of the total undergraduate enrollment of 4,094 students, only 176 or 4.2 per cent are Chica- FRAGGING TRIAL Witnesses Differ on Grenade Pin FT. ORD, (AP)-A defense witness has attempted to discredit prosecution testimony that a grenade pin found in Pvt. Billy Dean 'Smith's pocket was from a grenade that killed two lieutenants in Vietnam. Smith, a black GI, has pleaded innocent to the fragmentation grenade killings of the officers at Biena Hoa in 1971.
Prosecution witnesses had testified that striation marks on a grenade safety lever found at the death scene matched marks on a pin in Smith's pocket. However Leonard W. Boyd a metallurgist from Los Angeles, told jurors yesterday the marks "were a bad Boyd examined photographs the Army, contends show matching tool marks on both the pin and grenade handle and testified the photos didn't match exactly. But on cross-examination, he admitted his area of expertise is in damaged metals and metal failure rather than tool mark identification. Boyd added he never previously had compared marks on grenade pins and grenade handles.
nos, while the high school population of Chicanos in the Santa Cruz area is 30 per cent, and statewide is 16 per cent. Of the graduate student, enrollment of 325, only 3.3 per cent are Chicano, the suit charges. The plaintiffs also allege that more than 70 Chicano high school graduates were denied admission last spring. The suit said the figures reflected discrimination that was "not by law, but by the deliberate actions, decisions and policies of U.C. 'Santa Cruz officials.
"It is not done under the banner of bigotry, but under the guise of attempting to create additional educational opportunities for minorities. It does not forbid the hiring and recruitment of all Chicanos, but does admit a token few who are then forced to struggle under the most difficult of circ*mstances to Among the plaintiffs are the Concilio de Asuntos Chicanos, an association of Chicano employes of the university, and other groups representing the professional staff and students. Farmworkers Picketing Is Limited Alameda County DIVORCES FILED Machado, Robert and Margaret. Patch, Linda and Robert. Grasberger, Edna and William.
Hohman, William and Sharon. Graham, Pauline and Robrt. Jerge, Rita and Martin. Dutton, Helen and Grant. Maurer, Carole and Richard.
Firth, David and Iza. Moody, Gary and Judith. Casey, Honorine and Donald. Enos, Dorothea and Ronald. Becker, Nancy and Ervin.
Myli, Theresa and Steven. Rodriquez, Amada and Richard. Jeffus, Alfred and Carolyn. Willey, Mixla and John. Cirincione, Frank and Joy.
Alonso, Armando and Paula. Page, Ronald and Linda. Atkins, Willie and Tempie. Jackson, Barbara and Leon. Soule, Violet and Dennis.
Choi, Marjorie and Robert. Cate, Nan and James Jr. INTERLOCUTORY DECREES Wix, Rayona and Rondal Boone. James and Cheryl Long, Cynthia and Loren DeCoite, Lynn and Arthur Richarson, Martha and Paul Oliver, William and Marian Herring, Doretta and Preston Houle, Kathleen and Randal Gallegos, Norma and Rodrigo Henry, Carren and Richard Olds, Gerald and Marleen Moore, Rodney and Julie Daugherty, Emily and Charles Sherman, Christine and Nevin Chaney, Melvin and Brenda Rodgers, Irene and James Cornejo, Lynda and Anthony Nissen, Harold and Betty Lambelet, Carol and Stephen Barkus, Madelyn and Freeman Lindemuth, Gerald and Tawanna Ramsey, Mary and Clarence Danziger, Melinda and Burton De La Vergne, June and Glen Jessen, Bonnie and Gregory Walton, Olanders and Katie Mota, Carol and Lorenzo Petrovich, Stanley and Mary Maclachlan, James and Renate Avila, Kathe and Robert. Stephens, Frances and James.
Barcos, Denise and Joseph. Stiles, Eva and Harry. Koishor, Donald and Sheila. Selvage, Clifford and Marotta. Lawrence, Charlene and William, Cohen, Joyce and Jack.
Almeida, Frank and Rebecca. Scott, Katherine and Douglas. Steiner, Sharon and Harold. Green, Myrtie an rred? Bailey, Michael and Claudette. Nicol, Maxine and Gerald.
Salaices, Josephine and Ralph. Marriott, Debora and Russell. Cintrone, "Kathleen and Edward. Davis, Marion and William. Zanin, Diana and Richard.
Hinton, Andrena and Charles. Durkee, Cecilia and James. Robinson, Virginia and Herbert. Hobdy, Annie and Cleveland. Lunder, Olivia and Ronald.
Vans, Mariann and Verling. James, Marilyn and Michael. Winkelman, Sally and Andrew. Drakopoulos, Anastasios and Susan. Tircuit, Patrice and John.
Goetzl, Enid and Randal. Lopez, Ester and Joe. Reynolds, Eleanor and Richard. Harris, Fulton and Jewel. Roman, Rose and Yoram.
Berkeley Municipal Court Judge George Brunn, acting as a pro tem Superior Court yesterday granted a preliminary injunction against the United Farm Workers Union, limiting the number of its pickets at the Oakland headquarters of Buttes Gas Oil Co. On the basis of a stipulation between attorneys the judge dismissed the Alameda County Central Labor Council as a defendant in the lawsuit brought Oct. 13 in Alameda County Superior Court. The agreement was between union attorney Victor -Van Bourg and company counsel Richard Thesing. Buttes Gas Oil Co.
operates a 5000-acre vineyard, White River Farms, near Delano, which has been the center of a bitter farm labor workers strike, which started Aug. 28. Buttes Gas Oil Co. obtained a restraining order against UFWU mass picketing of its offices at 1970 Broadway. The temporary order, issued by Superior Judge M.
0. Sabraw, limited the union to no more than eight pickets closer than 200 feet from any entrance or exit of the building, which is the Golden West Tower. The Central Labor Council had joined in the original demonstration Oct. 11 when 20 persons were arrested. TODAY'S CROSSWORD ACROSS 32 Patois 1 Baseball 33 Betray club deal 34 Make out 6 Tete-a-tete 35 Shield 10 Recherche 38 Czech river 14 Rustic 39 Mister in 15 Mining find Vienna 16 Verdi war 40 Herbaceous horse plant 17 In with 41 Turf 20 Ottoman 42 Donkey official sound 21 Immense 43 Less 22 Run along original 23 Undulate 44 Comice or 24 Numerous seckel 25 Invent 45 Actress 28 Part of Irene the ear 46 Bowling 29 Exclude 1 terms Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle HALO STRUM SHED ORAL LOOSE HOLE WON ROSE LAD ALEE CRATED AD OS THAN DIADEM ERNES PAINT ONE PETS POUND A ONE BRING STRIP TESTIEST SWEDES ONCE SEAM GROUSE SCAM FRO CODS PONDINGIAN 0DOL TRUCE HERE STEER RELY 49 English 23 Bet river 24 Tooth 50 Varnish 25 Bits of ingredient evidence 53 In the clear 26 One of the 56 Inflexible Beatles 57 Dutch 27 Terminated cheese 28 Distrustful 58 Choice 29 Mint family Citrus fruit plant 60 Trust 30 Originated 61 1,000 fils 31 Allude in Jordan 33 Fleece DOWN 34 Unqualified 1 Trample 36 American: 2 Mystical song bird: aphroism 37 Deduced: 3 Bohemian 42 Complaint: 4 Burmese sl.
knife 43 Back talk 5 Londoner's 44 "lift" 45 Bridge term 6 Near .46 Smirch 7 Owl's cry 47 Indian town 8 3 Say further 48 Infinitesi9 Being tried mal bit 10 Tea chest 49 Viva voce 11 Hastened 50 Reclined 12 False god 51 Official 13 Estaminet proceedings 18 Contributed 52 French 19 "Last Days river of Pompeii" 54. George heroine 55 High priest 3 15 10 13 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61.
