series, RADIO LOG Ware KS Kitt Kelly: 12:15. KJBS -Piano. length quenes Myrt Marge. KROW Public Service: Meters. Kyels.
KFRC- News; 12:10, music. 5:45, piano. KYA, 8. F. .243.8 1230 KROW News; 12:15, KLX- Cowboy music.
KSAN, S. F. .211.1 1420 Man on Street. KRE News; 5:45, KRE. Berk.
.218.9 1370 KSAN-News: 12:05. mu- cial. KJBS. 6, F. 280 1070 sic: 19:15, Portuguese.
KLS- Music. KLX, KQW. 8. Oak. ...341 ..297 880 KEX- -Song -Dance.
6 P. M. 1010 KIBS- hits. KG0, S. F.
1. .379.5 790 KLS Portuguese. KYA-Life Payments. KPO, S. F.
..411 680 KRE- Noonday program. KPO-Mr. District Attorney. KFRO, 3: S. F.
,491 610 12:30 P. KG0- I Had Chance. S. F. ..535.5 560 M.
KSFO Waddington's KLS, Oak. 234.2 1280 -String Along. chestra. KROW, S. F.
.322.4 930 KP0-Vic and Sade: 12:45, KERC- Green Hornet, midstream. KIBS News: 6:15, Nita 7 A. M. KSFO- Hilltop Ho use: KROW--NewS; KC0-Agriculture. 6:15, AlKYA- -Early Birds.
12:45, Stepmother. vino Rev. KPO- Musical Clock, KERC- de al Housing: KSAN- -News: 6:05. music. KG0 Viennese Ensemble; 12:35, piano duo; 12:45, KLX- Art trio.
7:15, Musical. Clock. news and stocks. KRE--In Italian. KSFO- Patrol, Shine.
KIN- Spanish music: 12:45, KLS-Health: 6:15, music. -Rise and KROW- -Ver non Morgan: KJBS- Almanac. News: 12:45, Rain- KQW- -Green Hornet. 7:15. Commuters' Clock, bow Trio, 6:30 P.
M. KSAN News: 7:05, tango SAN- -Portuguese KYA-Labor talk. music: 7:15, rhythm, KROW-Dance: 12:45, Ro-KP0-Uncle Walter's DogKLS-1 Music: 7:15, religious mance Castles. house. talk.
KE -Portuguese. KG0- Inside Story. KRE -People's Voice, KRE -Noonday KSF0-Doris Rhodes, songs; -Alarm Klock Klub, program. 6:45, KJBS- news. 7:30 A.
M. 1 P. M. KFRC- -Fiorito's orchestra: KYA-News: 1:15, music. 0:15.
Phantom Pilot. KYA--Early KPO Kitty Keene: 1:15, KJBS- -Music. Birds. KPO- -Lon Hughes, financial Houseboat Hannah KROW- Italian. editor of The Examiner: KG0- Commonwealth Club.
KLS- Italian. 7:45, news. KSF0-Scattergood Baines: KRE In Italian; 6:45, orKG0- Musical Clock. 1:15, Dr. Susan, gan.
KSFO- patrol, -L. A. Chamber of KSAN- Revue. KFRC--Rise and Shine: Commerce luncheon. KLX-Music Art Trio.
7:45, news. KJBS- Race results; 1:05. K0W Orchestra; 6:45, KROW- -Commuters' Clock. revue, Phantom Pilot. KLX-Music.
KSAN-News: 1:05, SereKSAN Cowboy Group; nade. 7 P. M. 7:15, Band wagon. -Romance KJBS- -Alarm Klock Klub.
KES Melody parade; 1:15, -Ernie Smith's sports; Castles, KLS- -People's Hour. Jan's Journal. 7:15, music. KRE- Songs. KRE- -Organ.
KPO- Fred Waring; 7:15, KLX-Music: 1:15, home KG0 Quicksilver. 8 A. M. Frank Watanabe: economics 8:15, news. 7:15.
Dream House, REAM Romanilli's orches- 1:30 P. KSFO Amos 'n' Andy: tra: 8:15, The O' Neills. KYA Musie: 1:45, Nat 7:15. On Hollywood. KG0- Musical Clock.
A KFRC--Martin's orchestra; Shilkret. KSFO- 8:16. Nancy 1:45, David 7:15, sports. James. KPO- KJBS- Concert: 7:15, treasHarum.
KFRC-Breakfast Club. KG0-Affairs of Anthony: ure KROW--In chest. Italian, KIX- -Music; 8:15, stocks. 1:45, Rollini's Trio. 8:15, Tin se- KLX- KSAN-News; 7:15, music.
KJBS Dance; Pan Alley. rial: 1:45, Singin' Sam. 7:05, HollyKSAN- -News: 8:05, rhythm; A. Chamber wood Park. 8:15.
Tidings. Commerce: 1:45, National KRE-Music. KROW- Clock; Emergency Council. -In Italian: 7:15, PorKLS- 8:15, news. KROW Romance Castles: tuguese.
KRE- Morning Watch. 1:45, Italian. KOW--To be announced: KLS- -Jan's Journal, IKSAN Hawaiian music; 7:15, piano. 8:30 A. M.
1:45, The O'Neills, 7:30 P. M. KYA 8:45, State -Music: 1:45, Classi- KYA News: 1:45, travel Songs: music. talk. Employment Service.
KIBS- One o'Clock Revue. KPO Musical workshop; KRE Hired Man; 1:35, KPO- Johnny Presents. 8:45. Gladys Cronkhite. news: 1:45, matinee musi- KG0 Benny Goodman; KG0 -Farm and Home.
cale 7:45, news. KSF0-Helen Trent: 8:45. KLS- Jan's Journal. KSF0-Dick Powell. Our Gal Sunday.
KERO- Herne; 7:45. KFRC -News: 8:40. studio; 2 P. M. Williams' orchestra.
8:45. string ensemble. KYA Goodwill Corner: -Italian; 7:45, KROW- ItalKSAN-1 music; 8:45, 2:15. Bernard Levitow. ian-American.
KLX- Songs and piano; songs. KPO- Let's Listen: 2:15, KIN- -Songs: 8:45. music, mystery drama, 7:45, melody gems, KIBS Just About Time: KG and KSAN- -Life payments. 8:45, music, Rhythm. -Music.
KROW- -Music. KSFO Fletcher Wiley: KLS Jan's Journal: 8:45, 2:15. Fun Quiz. KOWnews. KFRC Let's play 8 P.
M. KRE- Music: 8:45. Health. 2:15, the Matinee Johnson melodies. family.
KYA-Concert Music. 9. A. M. KP0--Olsen's Orchestra.
-America Sings. KIN- -News, lost and found: KG0-News: 8:05, dance: KYA- 2:10, piano. Bartol's Orchestra: KSAN- News: 2:05. music; 8:15, baseball. KPO Romeos.
KSFO- Dick Powell. 9:15, Three 2:15. Guiding Light. and Home. KROW- 2:15, Bible KERC Scrapbook; 8:15, KG0-Farm The Goldbergs: 9:15, -Italian: KSF0- talk: 2:20.
Serenader. Alvino Rey. Can Be KRE -Musicale. KROW- 8:15, sereLife KERC--Happy Gang. KLS- Speed Reilly.
nade. KROW--Bible talk: 9:05, music. 2:30 P. M. 8:05, dance.
music. -Women's feature. KYA Bernard Levitow: KLS-Italian. KOW-Alvino Rey. KJBS--Music.
2:15. Latin-America. 9:05, Cy -Woman's Magazine, KRE- 8:15, music. KSAN News; Meyer. KG0 Exposition Stroller; 8:30 P.
M. KRE-News: 0:15, Gems of 2:45, sports. KYA-Concert music. Truth. KLS-Studio.
KSFO Mort Miss Julia; KP0-Battle of sexes. :45, Alice Blair. KG0- Baseball. 9:30 A. M.
KFRC- Studio: 2:45. Man- FO- We. the People. 9:45, hattan Mother. KFRC Exposition Quiz; KYA-Audrey Lynn; 2:35, stocks; 8:45, Reichman's orchesInspirational.
2:40, music. KPO-Ray Harrington; 9:45 KSAN-Russ Morgan; 2:45. tra, -Baseball Dr. Kate. Brazilian music, -1 Peables Takes Charge: KLX-Dude Martin, KG0- RIBS Waltz, KRE- -Music.
9:45. news, KRE -Musicale. KSFO- -Road of Life: 9:45, KROW---Music; 2:45, public KHAN- -Dance: 8:45, Judge home economist. service. KFRC- Hostess: 9:45, Cu- KLS- Musie: 2:45, news.
KOW Brady Exposition Quis; KSAN- 9:45, 3 P. M. 8:45, orchestra. gat's orchestra. -Cy Meyer: Kitty Keene.
KYA News: 3:15. nova- 9 P. M. KROW-Where To Go; KPO- chord. Aces; 3:15.
Mr. KYA-Concert music, 9:45. Singing Strings, -Easy KPO--Carnival. KIN -Music orchestra: KG0Keen. RIBS- Dance melodies.
KG0- KSFO- orchesKRE- -Masterworks. 3:15, soNES. 9:15, news, Joy's orchestra. tra; KLS- Concert music. KSF0- KFRC--News; 9:15, Fulton KFRO-Feminine Fancies.
10 A. M. -What's New? 3:15. Lewis KYA- -Concert waltzes. Aimee Lawrence, pianist.
KJBS-News: 9:15, music. Bob; 10:15. KSAN News: 3:05. sere- KLX-Gospel Hymns, and Arnold Grimm's Daughter. nade: 3:15.
Mary Marlin. KSAN- KROW- -News: 9:05. musle. -Baseball. KG0- Merry Music; 10:15, 3:15, Bulletin be announced.
salon orchestra. 10:15, KRE- Music. Board. KSF0 -Big Sister: KROW- -Blue Room. KQW- News: 9:15, Hawallan Aunt Jenny.
-News: 3:15. music. serenade. KFRC- 10:15, or- KRE- Open House. 3:30 P.
M. 9:30 P. M. gan. -Varieties.
KYA-Concert music. KROW- Safety program; KYA-Carnival, KP0-Tomlin's orchestra. KPO -Clinton's orchestra 10:15, stocks, KG0 -Janet Baird: 3:45. weather, news. KSFO King's orchestra; News: 10:15, Ha- Moods and Muste.
9:45, studio. KIBS KSF0 Helen Menken in walian music. Husband." -Sterns' orchestra, KSAN- -News; 10:05, mu- Dorsey: 3:45, KIBS- -Swing Session. sic. KFRC- Jimmy KROW-Baseball.
KLS- Tabloid. Fulton Lewis, KIX- 9:45, dance. KRE Masterworks. KSAN Pinto Pete: 10:30 -A. M.
KROW- -Concert Hall, KLS- -Valley Church, Sammy Kaye, AN KYA American Family KIN -Tea Time. KOW-Stern's orchestra, Robinson; 10:15, Of All KIBS- dance. Race results: 10 P. M. 3:35.
Things. Lady: 10:45, -Musical. KYA- the Gloaming. KP0-Valiant KRI -Open House, KP0-News; 10:15, musical church hymns. KG0 On the air: 10:45.
Cal- 4 P. M. K60-Baseball. contrasts, ifornia Federation of Wom- -Afternoon Edition. KFRC-Lofner's Orchestra; en's Clubs, KPO-0.
S. Army Band. 10:15, Ohman's Orchestra. KSF0- Hackett: Mar- Rendezvous. 4:15.
KSFO Kent's orchestra; Latta KG0-Melody 10:45, When a Girl KSFO- Tea for Two: 10:15, Yarns, Nightcap ries. Radio Log. Franklin; KFRC- This Is Radio. KROW- Baseball. -Morton KIN--Piano; 10:15, Montana Meechy.
KROW-Sunset hour. ing Hour. KROW- -What's in the news: KIN pianist: Helen Parmelee, News: 10:15, Quiz. 10:45. Random Thoughts.
4:15 drama, KIBS-KOW-Concert. -Vie and Sade: 10:45 KSAN- -News; 4:05, music: KRE-Music. music. 4:15, Pepper Young, KLS-Variety: 10:15, HarKIX- feature, KIBS- Words and Music. mony Isle.
KJBS- American Dance: 10:45, KLS- -Open -Musical House. 10:30 P. M. Latinmusic. KLS-Revival.
4:30 P. M. KYA-Roesner'8 orchestra. KRE-Waltz music. KPO- orchestra, 11 A.
M. KYA-Adrian Rollini; 4:15. KG0- -Organ. enide. KSFO- -Ted Weems.
KYA- Concert music. 11:15. KG0 -Music; 4:45, news. KPRC-Redman's orchestra. Marlin: -Information Please, KROW -Plue Room.
Ma Perkins. KSFO- Hot air: 4:45, news KLX-Roesner'8 orchestra. KG0-U. S. Army Band.
orchestra; News: 4:40. studio: KSAN- Quiz. KSFO Concert 4:45. Other Fellow. 4:45.
KUBS-KOW-Concert. KFRC- 11:15, Jean Abbey. 11:15, music. KIN--Tonic Island songs. Tunes; KRE Clambake.
KLS--Your Party, KROW- -Your Show, 11:05, 4:45, rhumba 111 P. M. KSAN News: yes- music, terday's tunes. -Open House. KYA-Manhattan Stars.
KIBS- KSAN Ma Perkins: 4:45. KP0-Harrington's musle. KLS-Harmony Isle: 11:15, music. KG0- -News: 11:15, music, Hot Shots. KROW--Sunset hour.
KSFO News: 11:05, OsKRE- -Tango KTS-Musical. bourne's orchestra, KLX- -Health; mussis. mut- 5 P. M. KFRO New 11:05.
sic. George's Orchestra. 11:30 A. M. KYA- 5:15, reverie.
KROW--N 11:15. ExpoKPO- -Artie Shaw. sition program. KYA-Concert music. KG0- Woodland concert.
KSAN- News: 11:05, KPO- Pepper Young: 11:45. KSF0-Musical varieties. a scores: Guiding Light. KFRC Instrumental trio: 11:05. Nocturne.
KG0-Cloutier's orchestra; 5:15, Crimson Grail. KLS- Dan 11:45, news: 11:55, Ranch -News: 5:05. music. KJBS- Musical. Boys.
KT.N -Cowboy music. KRE KSF0- Sam Hayes; 11:45, KROW Johnny Jump- Up 11:30 P. M. Island Reporter. 5:15, revue.
KERC- To be announced. Shot hits; 5:15, KYA-George Nyklicek. KROW- show. piano. IKPO- orchestra.
KIX- Garden Club; 11:45, KRE house. KG0-Music. stocks. -Pet. Exchange: 5:15, KFRC Pendarvis' orchestra.
orchesRSAN- Music. interviews. KIBS Muste favorites; 5:30 P. M. tra.
11:45. Rest Sellers. KROW- tidnight matinee. KI.S Church; 5:45, KSAN-Music. news.
Jimmy Garfield. 11:35, dance. KRE- Ton tunes. KP0-Alco Templeton, blind AFTER MIDNIGHT NOON KG0- -Story Time. show to 5.
a. m. KYA Meditation: 12:15, KSF0-Crosby'a orchestra. KLS- Box revue to 6. George Nyklicek.
KFRC On stamps; 5:45. KROW Midnight matinee KPO Backstage Wife; Shafter Parker. to 1. 12:15. Stella Dallas.
KSAN-Music; 5:45, theater KRE -Clambake to 1. KG0-Club matinee. guide. KSAN-Sleep Chasers, SHORT WAVE EVENTS TUESDAY, JULY 18 HAT4 MORNING Selections. KGRV (11.41)-News.
WINAL, (6.04)- GSF (15.14), G5G (17.79) Round Table 01 American Public -Arthur Salisbury's orchestra. Policy, PHI -Musicale. 2R03 (9.635)-Tuesday -Italy. HXJ. (16.1%)-Vatican City phonies.
broadcast. GSB (9.51). GSD (11.75) 9.30 -France, TPZ (8.96)-Program from Begins at Sixty. -Life Algiers. HC2RL (6.356)-Variety 10:30 England, GSF (15.14), GSG (17.19) program.
Training Flight from Hendon. -Germany, DJB (15.20), DJD (11.71) N. W2XAD (15.33) -Heinz Stanske, violinist, variety show. G5B (9.51), GSF (15.11) GSD (11.75), GSG (17.79) -Fighting Flames. Musicale, PCJ (9.59)-Happy proAFTERNOON gram.
12.00 -England. GSD GSG (17.79) EVENING concert parties. (15.20), DID (11.71) N. Y. WINAD (16.33)) Mississippi Melody, -Cabinet G5B (9.30), GSD (11.15) N.
WAX (21.63) -Vancouver Boy's Band. -Broadway and Hollywood. -Guatemala. TGWA A (15.11) WINAL (11.79) Music and Poetry. England, G5D (11.15), GSI (15.26) Francisco, WEARE -Paradise (15.33)- Golden Gate DX Festival.
8:00 Guatemala. TOWA (9.685)-Ma4:00-San Salvador, ISH (7.89)-Variets rimba THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1939 9 BIRTHS MARRIAGES GES DE DEATHS MeARTHUR--In Oakland, June 92, to the wife of William Stuart McArthur, 5223 Lawton a daughter. NAGLER-In Oakland, June 26, to the wife of Russell A. Nagler, 45 Lenox Road. a daughter, SELZER-In Oakland, June 27, to the wife of Fred Carlyle Selzer 2624 8th a daughter.
BANCHERO- In Oakland, Tune 30, to the wife of Antone Paul Banchero, 3762 Shatter it son. BRYANT- Oakland, June 30, to the wife of Robert Thomas Bryant, 3033 Bateman Berkeley, a son. BROWN--In Oakland, July 1, to the wife of Robert Morris Brown, 713 52nd a son. CHESSELET-In Oakland, July 3, to the wife of Rene A. Chesselet, 4039 Patterson a daughter.
CLARK-In Oakland, June 30. to the wife of Robert Haigh Clark, 5816 Ayala daughter, CHANG--In Oakland, June 28. to the wife of Henri Hs Chang, 2200 E. 32nd a son. Oakland, July 1, to the wife CRANE--In of George Stephen Crane, 5053 Dover A son.
DUNCAN--In Oakland. June 30. to the wife of Melvin Jefferson Duncan, 2438 Delmer a son. DUNN--In Oakland, June 30, to the wife of Leo Stanley Dunn, 5415 Crittenden son. Notices of Application to Wed CLARK-THOMAS--Walter J.
Clark Jr. 24. 360 Vassar and Mildred E. 19, 2808 Ellsworth both of Thomas. Berkeley.
CURRAN-HEPPLER John M. Curran. Hotel Sierra Madre, Sierra Madre. 34. and Enid M.
Heppler, 26, 3008 Russell Berkeley. p. Gilstrap, 2512 McGee Berkeley. and 29. Louise C.
Grasso. 21. 550 43rd Oakland. M. Howard, 1480 Eighth and Alma 10.
59. 48, 1153 10th both of OakGrubbs. land. R. Keller.
27, 2615 Larkin and Virginia Lee Terry, 1040 Bush both of San Fran26. cisco. Dale Kesterson, 27. and Jane Louise Hillis, 19, both of 5357 Shafter Oakland. -James Lima, 32.
and LIMA-MATTOSC. Mattos, 26, both of PleasDolores anton. O. Neville, 22, 333 Melvin Court, San Leandro, and Lou Vogler, 24, Memphis, Tenn. Emma -Melvin G.
Staley, 21. 7550 Greenly Drive. and Marguerite R. 2433 68th both of OakEwing, 18, land. STEUBLE-HARRIS Virgil A.
Steuble, 21. 118 Beverly San Leandro, and Marie Harris, 20. Erie, Colo. Wilma. J.
Watson. 21st Oakland, and Alice L. 521 Barcos, 27. Fairfax. Marin County, A.
Altman, 24, and Mabel E. White. 1701 Sonoma 805. Contra Costa both of 24. Berkeley, H.
Knight, 20. L. Egbert, 26, both of and Marguerite Montara. OWEN Owen. 67.
Castro Valley, and May A. Brennan, 55, San Jose. Oscar J. Vetterli 25. 6930 Lacey Oakland, and Mary E.
Cave, 21. Ogden, Utah. Divorce Complaints Filed HISKEY-Ruth E. vs. Earl F.
cruelty, OLEN-Lee J. vs. Juanita, annulment. SMITH- -Zina G. vs.
Frank Kelly, cruelty, cruelty, NORWOOD--Lois vs. -Samuel D. vs. Marie, deser- H. vs.
Edmund HASKELL--Dorothy cruelty, MESTERHEIDE Barbara Elmer, Wall Legion Post Will Hold Big Ball Tonight The A. H. Wall Post, Legion, composed of Negro veterans of America's World War forces, will hold its annual Patriotic Ball in the main auditorium of the Veterans Building tonight. The affair will be attended by hundreds of veterans and their friends from the Bay area and the combined bands of Saunders King and Ben Watkins will supply the music, according to Post Commander Jonathan Hepburn. Chauncey Roane, past commander, is chairman of the committee.
Galileo Post, American Legion, will elect officers tonight at its meeting in Room 202, Veterans Building. A. Timossi and Dr. C. A.
Ertola have been nominated for the post of commander, to succeed Tobias J. Bricca who has headed the active group during the past year. Alice Folker, Le Petite Chapeau of the Golden Gate Salon, 8 and 40 Society, honor group of the American Legion Auxiliary, will preside at a meeting of the unit (in the Veterans Building tonight. a. aL Deaths ANDERSEN, ALDER-55 years APPEL, ABRAHAM H.
BECK, THERESA BOLM, FREDERICK W. CHAPUIS. EMILIE A. DE DIA, JOSEPH-11 years FRICK, MARY HENRY, JOHN HOFFMAN, GLEN T. JOHNSON, EDITH MAY KELLY.
AUGUSTA-77 years KUTSCH, CAROLINE-17 years MeMANN, LENA PETERSEN, ELIZABETH ELSIE-16 yrs. QUINE, EDWARD years. RICHARDSON, CASSIE RIVERS (nee MeSHANE), RUTH ROCHIN, NICHOLAS F. SMITH, CHARLES THINE, JOSEPH VOGEL. ELMER A.
WALDMAN, ALEXANDER WARD, PATRICK WERDEN, ANN WESTPHAL, GEORGE ANDERSEN In this city, July 16th. 1989, Adler Andersen, dearly beloved husband of Rita Andersen, beloved father of Adler, Roy, Leslie. Oscar and George Andersen, loving grandfather of Barbara Jean and Robert Louis Andersen. beloved father-in-law of Mrs. Evelyn Andersen, beloved son of Mrs.
Louisa Midling; aged 55 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services today, Tuesday, at 10:30 o'clock a. at Anderson's. Valencia st. at 25th st.
Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, APPEL-In this city, July 16, 1939, Abraham H. Appel, loving father of Leslie and William Appel, beloved brother of Eva A. Prince and Morris A. Apple and beloved brother-in-law of Laura Apple, A member of Appelwood Camp, W. 0.
w. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday, July 10, at the chapel of H. V. Suhr 2919 Mission nr. 25th St.
Interment, Cypress Lawn. BECK--In this city, July 16. 1939.1 Theresa, dearly beloved wife of the lateR William Beck, loving mother of Mrs. Anna Regalia and William F. Beck.
sister of Mrs. Philomenia. Hess. member of the Christian Mothers' Society of St. -Anthony's Church, Funeral, Wednesday Rt.
9:00 a. 111., from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel. 1965 Market Street at Duboce thence to St. Anthony's Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated, at 9:30 a. m.
Entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery, BOLM- this city, July 16, 1939, Frederick dearly beloved husband of Anna Bolm: a native of Germany, A member of Eureka Lodge No. 6, 0. d. H. S.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, July 19th, at 2 p. m. at Funeral Parlors, 835 Valencia St. between 19th and 20th Sts. CHAPUIS--In this, city July 15, 1939, Emilie beloved wife of the late Francis A.
Chapuis and loving mother of Emilie Chapuis, Funeral services were held yesterday, July 17, from her late residence. DI DIA--At rest July 16, 1939, Joseph Di Dia. dearly beloved husband of Catherine Di Dia, loving brother of Frank and the late John Di Dia; a native of Italy; aged 71 years, Friends are invited to attend the funeral tomorrow. Wednesday, at 9:30 from the chapel of H. F.
Suhr 2919 Mission. near 95th thence to Corpus Christi Church. Santa Rosa and Alemany where requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his eoul commencing at 10 a. m. Interment.
Holy Cross Cemetery, FRICK- this city, July 16, 1939. Mary, beloved wife of Vincent Frick of Sonoma Vista, Sonoma, California: native of Germany, A member of Hermina Lodge No. 87, 0d. H. S.
8. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a. from Gantner, Felder, Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce Avenue, Inurnment. Cypress Lawn Cemetery, HENRY- this city, July 16. 1930.
John Henry, dearly beloved father of Mrs. Rose Montgomers. beloved grandfather of Mrs. Alma Castellacci. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services today (Tuesday) at 2:30 p.
at Anderson's, Valencia St, at 25th St. HOFFMAN-In Chicago, July 17, 1939. Glen T. beloved husband of Marie H. Hoffman, loving brother of Ella Van Wart, Oleta Hicks, Bonna Fearn, Brace D.
Hoffman and the late Roy W. Hoffman: a native of West Virginia, Funeral and interment in Chicago. JOHNSON-In St. Helena, July 16. 1939.
Edith May Johnson, beloved daughter of the late Catherine R. and Frank JohnSon, beloved sister of Frank Raymond A. and Charles Sidney Johnson and the late Albert James, LeRoy, Howard Leslie and Bessie Johnson, Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday at 1 o'clock p. m. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter near Polk.
Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. KELLY- this city, July 16. 1939, gusta, beloved wife of the late Thomas F. Kelly and loving mother of Mrs. Beatrice Wilcox and Maybelle Kelly; aged 77 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock, at the Chapel of Halsted. Dierks corner Divisadero and McAllister Stm. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, KUTSCH--In this eity, July 17, 1939. Caroline Kutsch, dearly beloved wife of the late Georges Kutsch, loving mother of Mrs. Caroline Jordan, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown. Mrs. Emily Ehlert, Mrs. Emma Thomma and Charles Kutsch and the late George and Emile Kutsch. loving grandmother of Charles U.
Brown Jr. Madeline J. Brown, William. Thelma and Barbara Ehlert, Raymond Thomma and Lois Kutsch; a native of Alsace, France, aged 77 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thuraday, July 20, at 2:30 p.
at the chapel of H. F. Suhr Co. 2919 Mission near 25th, Interment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. MeMANN-In this city, July 15.
1939, Lena, beloved wife of James McMann; A native of Russia. A member of Richmond Chapter No. 255 0. E. S.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. from the mortuary of Halsted 1123 Sutter Street near Polk under the auspices of Richmond Chapter No. 255, 0, E. PETERSEN-In this city, July 16. 1939.
Elizabeth Elsie Petersen, wife of the late Andrew J. Petersen, loving mother of Andrew Oscar and Ernest M. Petersen and Mrs. Minette Maloney and the late Mrs. Elsie Nixon and beloved grandmother of Albion, William and Myrtle Nixon: a native of Hanover, Germany; aged 76 years, Friends are invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow, Wednesday, at 11:30 R.
at the chapel of H. F. Suhr 2919 Mission, near 25th st. Interment, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park. SLINKARD-CARMONY Ashley E.
Slinkard, 21, and Thomasina V. Carmony, 18, both Eagleville. -Felo Calibro, 25. and Dovie Romero, 17. both Vacaville.
HANSON-CONVERSE Clifford Hanson. 34. and Helene Converse, 35, both RUCHTI-STONE-Eugene Ruchti, 32. Los Angeles, and Margaret Stone, 28. Porterville.
CORN James Lewis Cornwell, 23, and Lillian Kathryn Koontz. both Corcoran. SILVA-CHAPPELL-Arthur Silva, 22, and Doris Chappell, 18, both Oakland. BLAIR-HAYNES- Charles Blair, be and Barbara Haynes, 19, both San Francisco. Godeau FUNERAL DIRECTORS President Vice.
Pres. MRS. J. S. GODEAU W.
M. RINGEN OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 41 Van Ness San Francisco Phone HEmlock 1230 2110 Webster Oakland. Phone HIgate 4045 Pipe Organ with Chimes Ashley at Sixth Avenue: llellullen in Thine QUINE- this city, July 15, 1939, Edward dearly beloved husband of the late Bridget Quine, loving father off Mrs. Rose Heffernan, Mrs. Lottie Lindberg.
Mra, August Biedenbach and James and William Quine: native of England. 87 years. A member of the Manx Society, the fuFriends are invited to attend neral today at 10 a. from the chapel of the United Undertakers, 1096 Van Ness Ave. South at 22nd St.
Inurnment, Woodlawn Memorial Park. in Santa Rosa, July 16, 1939, Cassie Richardson, beloved wife of Arthur Richardson; a native of San Francisco Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Wednesday, July 19. at 11 a. at the Chapel of H. F.
Suhr 2919 Mission, near 25th St. Interment. Olivet Memorial Park. RIVERS (nee MeShane)-In Oakland. July 17.
1939, Ruth, beloved wife of Robert W. Rivers, loving mother of Robert W. Jr. C. Carroll and Ruth Myrtle Rivers, sister of Mrs.
Daisy Fisher and Edward G. McShane, niece of Mrs. Isabelle Weir of Vallejo; a native of San Francisco. A member of California Chapter No. 183.
0. E. Live Oak Auxiliary No. 12. N.
A. Li, C. Friends are invited to attend the servlees at the Chimes Chapel. California Crematory, 4499 Piedmont Oakland. Thursday, July 20.
1939, at o'clock p. under the auspices of Order of Eastern Star. Friends may call at the Grant D. Miller Mortuaries, East 14th corner 04th until noon Thursday, ROCHIN-In this city, July 17, 1939. Nicholas F.
idolized husband of Mary G. Rochin, loving father of Jane Rochin, and son of Joseph A. and the late Liverta Rochin of Livermore, Calif. a native of Livermore, A member of F. 0.
E. No. 609, Livermore, and Galbraith Camp, F. Funeral announcement later. Friends may call at his late residence, 459 30th Ave, SMITH In this city, July 16, 1939, Charles Smith, beloved husband of the late Rose Smith and loving brother of Mrs.
Anna Smith Nelson of Oakland; a native of Illinois Funeral services will he held today. Tuesday, at 1:30 p. at the chapel of H. E. Suhr 2919 Mission near 25th St.
Interment. Salem Cemetery, THINE--In this city, July 16. 1939, Joseph, beloved husband of the late Karen Thime and Mrs. Hilda Albury and the late Joseph, pond and loving grandfather of William Albury A native of Norway, Friends are invited to attend the funeral service today (Tuesday) at 2:30 p. at the chapel of H.
F. Suhr Con 2019 Mission. near 25th St. Interment, Greenlawn Memorial Park. VOGEL-In San Francisco, July 17, 1939, Elmer beloved husband of Mamie G.
Vogel, A requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at the Mortuary Chapel, Presidio, Wednesday at 9:30 o'clock m. Friends may call at the Mortuary of Halsted 1193-Sutter near Polk. WALDMAN-In this city, July 17, 1939. Alexander, dearly beloved husband of Mary Waldman (nee Hendley), devoted father of Mrs. Felix F.
Costa and Rita May Waldman, brother of Mrs. Florence Jamison and Charles E. Waldman; a native of California. A member of South S. F.
Parlor No. 157 N. S. G. Golden Gate Aerie No.
61 F. 0. and the Brotherhood of Teamsters of S. F. Funeral, 1.
Wednesday, at 8:30 from Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel, 1965 Market Street at Duboce thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9:00 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PARLOR No. 157, N.
S. G. W. Officers and Members are requested to attend the neral of our late brother. Alexander Waldman, from the Parlors of GantnerFelder-Kenny, 1965 Market Wednes: day, July 10, at 8:30 m.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday evening at 8:30. DANIEL J. COLLINS, President, JOHN T. REGAN, Recording Seety, WARD In this city, July 16. 1039, Patrick, dearly beloved husband of Katherine Ward (nee Walsh), idolized father of James, Patricia and Joseph Ward, loving brother of James of Tacoma, Thomas of Montana, Annie of England.
Mary of Scotland, and beth Ward of San Francisco; a native of Braemar. Scotland. A member of Division No. 9. A 0.
Irish Pipers Band and Plasterers Union Local No. 66. Friends are invited to attend the fu- fut- J. of at the SAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY Births, ARMANASCO -To the wife of William Armanasco, 1360 Cayuga July 11, a son. BAGNOD- To the wife of Peter R.
nod, 1080 Tennessee July 7, a son. BARRON- To the wife of Gerald Barron. Millbrae, July 14, a daughter, DUNCAN- To the wife of Robert Duncan. 2522 East Sixteenth Oakland, July 11. a son.
FARLEY To the wife of George E. Farley. 50 Moneta Way, July 14, a son. GASPARI- -To the wife of Lawrence J. Gaspari, 2148 Filbert July 13, a son.
HEUGA--To the wife of Pascal Heuga, 153 Twenty-seventh July 11, a son. JACKSON-To the wife of Frank Jackson. 471 Rolph July 11, a son, JOHNSON To the wife of Emerson T. Johnson, 230 Winding Way, July 9, son LYM- To the wife of Herbert D. Lym, 1526 Hudson July 10, a SOR, MURPHY- To the wife of Thomas A.
Murphy. 2166 Sutter July 12, a son. NOWELL- To the wife of Robert S. Nowell. 3933 Twenty-third July 14, a daughter.
O'GARA- TO the wife of Edward F. O'Gara, 1885 Masonic July 10, a daughter. PATTERSON-To the wife of Daniel R. Patterson, 2230 Seventeenth July 14, a daughter, SMALLWOOD To the wife of Roger Smallwood, 449 Cole July 12 son. VOZZO To the wife of Pasquale J.
Vozzo. 139B Varennes July 8, a daughter. ZANNINI-To the wife of Rudolph A. Zanmini. Filbert July 19, a son.
ZENONI- To the wife of Louis B. Zenoni. 3467 Seventeenth July 10, a daughter. Notices of Application to Wed SILVER-ROSNER William Silver, 39. 1650 Balboa and Rae Rosner, 33.
1650 Balboa St. GRATTON-FOSTER-Horace Gratton, 45, Redlands, and Sarah Foster. 33, Redlands, Calif, BARTLETT-PEARSON--Quentin Bartlett, 38. Los Angeles, and Lillian Pearson, 32. Los Angeles, Calif.
MERZA-ADAMS- -Robert Merza, 40, 1656 Golden Gate and Sophie Adams, 40, 1656 Golden Gate Ave. STIAVETTI-TRAVERSO Baptiste StiaVetti, 38, 1946 Lombard and Anita Traverso, 30. 893 40th Ave. STEIGER-BIDDELL-Alden Alden Steiger, 24. Napa, and Ellen Biddell, Irving St.
LAMERDIN-MALLOY-Howard Lamerdin, 24, 1775 Beach and Dorothy Malloy, 20, 3235 Broderick St. O' -Myles O'Brien. 475 19th and Helen Mohun, 25, 549 19th Ave. MERRITT-HALLENBECK James Merritt, 47. San Jose, and Walcie Hallenbeck, 42.
San Jose. GILDEN-PITTMAN- -Stan Gilden, 34, 980 Bush and Merle Pittman, 23, Oakland. Calif. SARGEN SARGENT-PERDERSEN-Jasper Sargent, Palo Alto, and Josephine Perdersen, 57, Burlingame, MAGILL-FREITAS-Ray Magill, 25, 781 Page and Alice Freitas, 24, 2070 Golden Gate Ave. MONESTIER-MORRILL-Fred Monestler.
24, 45 Tingley and Melvina Morrill, 22. 45 Tingley St. BROW Brownell, 25. 2999 Pacific and Kathleen Walsh, 23. Stanford Court, BERLINER-MENCOFF Edwin Berliner, 25, 642 16th and Helen Mencoff, 20, 1651 Turk St.
DAILEY-CURTIN-Frank Dailey, 21, 1285 Fourth and Loretta Curtin, 18, 567 23rd St. WOLFE-MURRAY- Charles Wolfe, 50, 40 Hickory and Janet Murray, 1447 Scotland St. BENSON -CHAPMAN Ceell Benson. 03. 825 Cole and uth 27, 124 Cart St.
EISEN-POPPER- George Eisen, 25, 3840 and Ruth Popper, 30. Berkelev. AYRES-KRUIZENGA-Robert Ayres. 23. 30 Irving and Phyllis Kruizenga, 21, 676 Geary St.
BELINGHERI-SILVESTRI--Frank Belincheri. 25. 531 Rhode Island and Rose Silvestri, 24, 705 Naples St. HALLISY-MULLANE-Joseph Hallisy, 04, 1406 21st and Eileen Mullane, 24, 1264 Treat Ave. STUART-PETERSON-Herbert Stuart, 20, 195 Jordan and Berneice 25.
1457 Sacramento St. JOHNSON-BICKEL- Lars Johnson. 38, La Honda, and Irene Bickel, 21, 140A Seventh St. MACREA-THOMAS Collins Macrea 35, 795 Pine and Virginia Thomas, 29. 1001 Pine St.
Brainerd. 39, and Alice Brainerd, 40, both of Pasadena. Calif. INCH-SWITZER-Edward Inch. 49.
31 Monte, and Gladys Switzer, 38, Los Angeles, Calif, McWilliams, 32. MeCloud, and Marion Moulin, 25. Berkeley, Calif. Harry Deckenhoff, 30. 424 Ellis and Alice Cunningham, 27, 355 Fulton St.
JENICAN-GLASSE-Paul Jenican. 48, and Eugenia. Glasse, 40, both of Los Angeles. Calif. CHANG-YEE-Raymond Chang, 23.
1036 Jackson and Mabel Yee, 23, 12 Waverly Pl. ITCHINS Edar HutchinRon. 25. 1135 Golden Gate Ave. and Freda Dennis, 21, Los Angeles, Calif.
Marriage Licenses Issued MARTIN-WENDT-Alan Martin. 35, and Evelyn Wendt, 22, both of Los Angeles. -Lee Marx, 45, 940 Sutter and Dorothy Strauss, 27, 739 Geary St. CHEE-CHAN-Fong Chee, 33, 729 Grant and Patricia Chan, 19, 9514 Jackson St. KASPER ALTON Joseph Kasper, 32.
1103 Ellis and Velma Alton, 34, 1537 Cla St. BRADLEY-SUNDBERG-John Bradley, 32, 1407 Montgomery and Helen berg. 28. Oakland, Murata, 29, 1907 Bush and Kaye Kitagawa, 18, 1794 Post St. SCHARFE-ROBERTS Kingsley Scharfe.
Portland, and Winifred Roberts, 37, 38. Vancouver. B. C. WENZED JOHNSON Jean Wenzel, 19.
Belmont, and Leslie Jean Johnson, 20. Burlingame. FOSTER-SKILLING-William Foster, 21. Moffett Field, and Helene Skilling, 18. 235 Santa Paula Ave.
SERIO-FIELDS- Sam Serio, 22. 368 285 San- Diamond and Mary Fields, 18, chez St. LOGASA-LANGFELDER-Albert Albert Logasa, 30. 1834 McAllister and Rose Langfelder. 30.
216 Magellan Ave. EDWARDS MCCLENDON Eugene Edwards. 24, Oakland, and Bennie McClendon. 24. 2449 Bush St.
Joseph Gillio, 27, 556 Cordova and Lucy Zanzi, 29, 1366 Shatter Ave. SANDERS-GUIGNARD-Edmund Sanders, 35. 735 O' Farrell and Amy Guignard. 35. 619 Edinburgh St.
DUFFY -Daniel Duffy, 41, 741 Edinburgh St. and Mary Elizabeth Mack, 32. 404 Naples St. Robert Smith, 25. 1700 Broadway, and Barbara Hilp, 20, 3127 Jackson St.
MOORE-BURNS James Moore, 39. St. Francis Hotel, and Mabel Burns, 49, Seattle RHADS-MULLER-Doran Doran Rhads, 23, 2032 Mission and Hulda Muller: 21, 2910 Vallejo St. FIORETTI -GIBILLINI Andrea Fioretti 36, 1473 Francisco and Angelina Gibillini. 1471 Francises St.
QUINN-CORCORAN- -John Quinn, 23, 2432 Bryant and Patricia Corcoran, 21. 395 Dolores St. William James. 39, 542 Shrader and Dorothy Ogden, 31, 2164 Hayes St SEAMAN HANSON Paul Seaman, 33. Boise, and Gladys Hanson, 21, ramento Gustave Flindt.
42. 861 Post and Tmelma Sharp, 35. Santa Monica. PAXTON-CONWAY Donald Paxton, 21. and La Verne Conway, 20, both Long Beach.
Annulment Granted BENIGNI-Elena A. from Freddie. Interlocutors Decrees Granted CARNETT- -Carline from Willie Joe, CASTRO- -Ruth from Victor J. CERUTI-Lena from Felix. CLEMO- Edith from Carl.
FREEMAN- -Deana from Charles. HUBBARD- -Mildred A. from Harold KELLOGG-M. Claude from Lillian KORNROMPF-Helen Kaseberg from liam R. MARKS- -Ethel from Newton.
MONROE- Thelma from Walter Jr. VAN NOSTRAN Lester from Louise. Annulments Filed BROWN-Daisy M. vs. Herbert N.
THOMAS-Zenobia. Aaron James. Divorce Complaints Filed va. Joy. BAUGH-William B.
VA. Ethel J. VEATTIE- -Charlotte H. vs. William BERRY- Theron E.
vs. Katharine. FALCONE- -Joseph vs. Florence. JONES- -Clara Charles.
WEIR--Elizabeth M. v8. James. ALAMEDA COUNTY. Births.
R. Bushnell has been elected commander of the Parkside Post, American Legion, and will be installed at ceremonies soon. Other officers include R. Bridges, first vice commander; H. Colgate, second vice commander; E.
Haughey, finance; B. Baggenstos, adjutant; A. Hons, chaplain; W. Murphy, historian, and W. Ritchey, ser- geant-at-arms.
VETERAN'S MEETINGS TONIGHT Tuesday, July 18 Veterans War Memorial Building Howard Sperry Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, evening. Canadian Legion Highland Band, evening. Musicians Band, Veterans of Foreign Wars, evening. George H. Thomas Circle, Ladies Grand Army of Republic, afternoon.
Galileo Post. American Legion, evening, Galileo Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, evening. Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary, evening. S. F.
Unit No. 1, American Legion AuxIllary, rehearsal, 2 p. Golden Gate Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, evening. George H. Thomas Post, Grand Army of Republic, Chapter, afternoon.
American War Mothers, cards, afternoon. 8. F. Police Post. American Legion, evening.
Fidelity Sterling Auxiliary, Veterans of Fore Wars: evening. Golden Gate Auxiliary, Veterans of ForWars, evening. eign California State Camp. Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War, evening. Gen.
Jacob Smith Post. Degree Team. Veterans of Foreign Wars, evening. Fidelity Sterling Post, Veterans of Forelen Wars, evening. HELPFUL SERVICE The Examiner bureau, under the direction of Miss Ford, will gladly assist you in preparing appropriate "Cards of Thanks." These cards are now being published extensively in place of sending out individual letters.
Miss Ford also has available helpful information regarding correct wording for "Mass Notices" and "Tombstone Dedications." Also "In Memoriam" verses. Call, write, or phone Miss Ford, SUtter 2424, for this service which is extended without charge. cruelty, TAYLOR- Ruth vS. Hugh W. cruelty, FONG- -Peggy Vs.
Frank, cruelty, vs. John, cruelty, HIMES- -Peggy C. vs. Ross cruelty, DOYLE- -Jesse vs. Violette, cruelty, -Anna M.
v8, Ernest. cruelty, DRAKE-Howard Ethyl desertion. MARIN COUNTY Notices of Intention to Wed ABBOTT- John Harold Morgan, 31. Los Banos, and Mary Lucille Abbott, 21. Hanford.
ECHSTEIN-WEHR--Gordon -Gordon Eugene Echstein, 25, and Elizabeth Wehr, 23, both of San Francisco. GOSS-BRAINERD--Francis Ferrier Goss, 24. and Eleanor Brainerd, 21, both of San Rafae. -Kent Barker Bathhurst. 99.
and Even Rosalie Leete, 18. both of Santa Rosa. -George Cardo, And Helen L. Riviere, 32, both of Mill Valley, SANTA CLARA COUNTY Marriage Licenses Issued HUBBELL-LEAL--Carl Hubbell, 84, and Elsie Leal, 26, both of Gilroy, SCHWARZE PARKER Her A Schwarze, 23. and Nettie Parker, 19, both of San Jose.
AVILES-GARCIA--Philip Aviles, 35. San Francisco, and Anaselia Garcia, 20, San Jose. Notices of Intention to Wed BRIEN Kane Fallgatter, Ravendale, and Frances O' Brien, 30. San Jose. Lamantia, 23, and Mae Lucchesi, 19, both of San Tose.
BUSS-HALSEY-Robert Buss. 26. Palo Alto, and Myra Halsey, 21. Los Altos, GRAVES- BAKER Harry Graves. 25, Caruthers, and Beulah Baker, 18, Mountain View.
GRIFFITH-GREEN Robert Griffith, 22, and Leola Green. 92, both of San Jose, QUINSEY -Robert Quinsey, 21, Palo Alto, and Jeanne Thoburn, 20. Long Beach. -Anthony Cirone, 25, and Marianna Arena, 21, both of San Jose. -GRAHAM George Caperton, 57.
Los Gatos, and Lou Graham, 56, Berkeley. Interlocutors Decree PRALEY-Lucia M. Ve. Gassner F. Jr.
MORAN-Cara E. vs. James J. Final Decree of Divoree VOLKERS-Frances from Jack. Divorce Complaints Filed CLARK-Attis vs.
Edward G. VOLPA-Vivian vs. Lee. RENO RENO July -Marriage licenses issued here today included: MONTGOMERY-GAEDE-Oze Montgomery. Madera, and Vila Gaede, 19, Fresno, A.
Kemper. 44, and Estele C. Gay, 29, both Oakland, George Nash. 36. and Hazel Turner, 23, both Sacramento.
Wood, 62. bank, and Katherine McRury, 40. San Francisco. Hann. 87, and Edythe Goldner, 38, both Oakland.
CALCAGNO-SHEPARD-John Henry Calcagno. 23, and Marie Bernardine Shepard, 18, both Eureka. Me William F. MeDonald, 50. and Anna Alwine Christine Nichstadt, 51.
both Oakland. WOLFE-THORE- Carl L. Wolfe, 62. and Lillian. Thore.
59. both Nevada City, LUNDGREN-REIMERS Emmett V. Lunderen. 38, and Martha Reimers, 46, both San Francisco. ARMSTRONG-ROBERTS-Roy 0 Armstrong, 28, and Helen E.
Roberts, 27. both San Francisco, Licenses issued late yesterday included: -Amabile Piantoni, 44. and Martha Matteri, 46, both Santa Rosa. KRIEGER-SNYDER Alfred P. Krieger, 27.
and Edna Nancy Snyder, 24, both San Francisco. LEE-MIRANDA Frederick George Lee, 21. and Dolores Lavelle Miranda, 19, both San Jose. -Verne Thomton, 27, and Margaret Lee, 26, both Monterey, Divorce suits filed here today: LEACH-Yetta V9. Harry, 34 Ellis San Francisco: married San Francisco June 20.
1937: desertion and non-support. RENO July -(AP) licenses issued here today included: MULKEY DEAN Kenneth Mulkey, 25. Santa Rosa, and Marian Dean, 23, luma. Ichelson, 22, and Myrtle Frankel, 24, both San Francisco. GALINDO-PEREZ-Leonard Galindo, 24, and Irene Perez.
18, both Sacramento. MILLER-EUBANKS Douglas F. Miller, 44. Marysville, and Minnie Eubanks, 33, both Grass Valley, DESCALZO-TURNER-Larry Descalzo, 23, and Ruth Turner, 34, both San Francisco. COVERT ENSCH-John Covert.
26, and Erna Ensch, Burlingame. FANKHAUSER-SZUCS-J. J. Pankhauser, 43, and Elsie Sauce, 30, both Los Angeles. HOWARD-fa*gUNDES- Charles Howard, 29, Anderson, and Hazel Frances fa*gundes, 19, Redding.
KANIHAN-BOWER- -George J. Kanihan, 27. and Catherine M. Bower, 18, both Rosa. TOWER-WOOLDRIDGE-Robert E.
Tower, 21, Oakdale, and Stella E. Wooldridge, 18. Modesto, ODLING-BETHARDS--Carl John Odling, 23, and Bertha Ruth Bethards, 26, both of Richmond. WREN-ANDERSON-Jack Jack Frances Wren, 26, and Alva Bernadine Anderson, 26, both Berkeley. MELLO-JOSEPH-Manuel Mello, 23, and Hilda Joseph, 18, both Antioch.
-Melvin H. Lockett, 33, and Grace Edna Logan, 23, both Los Angeles. PETERS-BATAR-Walter J. Peters, 32. and Rickey Edna Baiar, 30, both San Francisco.
AVIS-HINZ-David T. Avis, 30, and Melba Hinz, 22, both Big Pine. Robert McCollum, 27. Berkeley, and Nadine Sibley, 30, Oakland. MICKELSON-LAING-Ovid Ovid M.
Mickelson, 33. and Adeline Laing, 33, both Oakland. BLEVINS-JAQUES James Blevins, 91, and Myrtis Jaques, 18, both Yuba City. EVANS-STURMAN-Elbert J. Evans, 45, San Jose, and Lizzie Sturman, 55, Sacramento.
CROCKER Crocker, Richmond. 23, and Alice Thorne. 20, Andrew MeMillen, 33. and Elizabeth McCord, 31, both Hayward. FOWLER-GAVETTE-Calvin Fowler, 93, and Ruth Gavette, 26, both Lakeport.
PIERCE- WATERS Abraham Charles Pierce, 42, and Ruth Waters, 37, both Los Angeles. HANSEN-THOMPSON-Harry Harry Hansen, 36, 39, Hollywood, and Betty Thompson, Long Beach. DARGITZ-CAYTON-Donovan Dargitz, 26, Acampo, and Estella Cayton, 18, Lodi. GRAY -Virgil W. Gray, 28, and Ann Noli.
26. both Stockton. ROSENBERG-EBERLINE Irwin Rosenberg. 29, and Annabelle Eberline, 02. both San Francisco.
Capurro, 24, and Irene Hernandez, 24, both Oakland. SAWYER-RARICK-Orville M. Sawyer, 46. and Gladys Rarick, 24, both San Francisco. MURRAY-LOVGREN-Frank Leslie Murray, 46, and Dorothy Marie Lovgren, 34, both Stockton.
Vesper E. Kellogg, 31. Sparks, and Phyllis Pack, 28, Salt Lake City, Utah. GILES-SCHEIBER-Malcolm P. Giles, 86.
and Leona Scheiber, 32, both Stockton. Howard, 27. and Josephine Silvragnoly, 23, both Antioch. BOND-MANLEY-Douglas G. Bond, 37.
and Minnie Manley, 36, both San Fran cisco. Licenses Issued late yesterday included: WOODS- Clarence Woods, 47, Sacramento. and Barbara F. Wulf, Columbia. HALBERT-HOOVER Carlyle J.
Halbert. 39. San Francisco, and Marybelle Hoover. 40 Reno, WILLIAMS-MILLER William Wit liams, 21, and Grace Miller, 21, both San Francisco. neral Wednesday, July 19, at 9:15 from Duggan' 3434 17th thence to St.
Peter's Church, where a requiem high mass will be offered for repose of his soul, commencing at 9:45 a. 10. Interment. Holy Cross Cemetery. DIVISION NO, 2.
A. 0. Officers and members are requested to assemble this (Tuesday) evening at 8 p. m. at Duggan's, 3434 17th to recite the Rosary for our late brother, Patrick J.
Ward. MICHAEL LEE. Pres. WALTER GOLDEN, Secty, WERDEN-In this city. July 17.
1039, Ann. dearly beloved wife of Paul J. Werden. loving sister of Mrs. Catherine Devote.
John Bogue and the late Mrs. J. Whitehurst and James, Bernard. Hugh and Thomas Boguer a native of San Francisco. A member of Presidio Parlor No.
148, N. D. G. W. and the Undies' Sodality of Mission Dolores Church.
Friends are invited to attend funera! Wednesday, July 19, 9:15 a. from the mortuary of Roche Bernie. 3300 16th at Dolores, thence to Mission Dolores Church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the pose of her soul. commencing at 9:45 m. m.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. (John D. Bernie, director.) WESTPHAL-In Oakland, July 17. 1939, George, beloved husband Caroline (Carrie) Westphal, loving father of George G. and Lloyd M.
estphal, brother of Henry F. Chris and William Westphal. Mrs. Catherine Williams and Mrs. Mary Wirta: a native of San Francisco.
A member of South S. F. Parlor No. 157, N. S.
G. W. (Stockton Record paper please copy.) Funeral service Wednesday, 2 p. at Gantner, Felder. Kenny Chapel.
1965 Market St, at Duboce under the auspices of South F. Parlor No. 157, N. S. G.
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