Renowned Scientist

Herbert Evans Is Dead at 88

Services for

S.F. Dentist

Harry Peters

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Dr. Herbert McLean Ev-, 411S. discoverer of Vitamin E

and co-discoverer of the hu-man growth hormone, died Saturday at the age of 88.

Funeral services for Dr. Evans. professor of anatomy emeritus at the University of California School of Medicine here and an internationally famed biologist, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow (Tues-day) in the Berkeley Hills Chapel.

A native of Modesto, he re-ceived his B.S. degree from UC Berkeley, in 1904 and his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1908, when he joined the Johns Hopkins faculty. He was ap-pointed professor of anatomy on the Berkeley campus in 1915 ,

DUTY Retiring in 1952, Dr. Evans

was recalled to duty each year thereafter, until 1966, to continue his research and teaching.

Among his achievements was the discovery f with J. A. Long) of the human growth hormone, and his discovery in 1926 of Vitamin E and its essential role in reproduc-tion.

tie was the author of more than 750 scientific papers and was awarded many interna-tional honors, including hon-orary doctoral degrees from leading educational institu-tions in Europe, South Amer-ica and the United States.

A Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sci-ences, Dr. Evans was also a Member of the National Academy of Sciences, the Kaiserliche Leopoldinisch- Carolinische Deutche Akade-mie der Naturforscher, So-cietas Regia Medicorum Bu-dapestinensis. American Physiological Society and the Society for Experimental Bi-ology and Medicine.

FOREIGN He was also past president

of the American Association of Anatomists and an honor-ary member of many foreign medical and scientific socie-ties.

Dr. Evans was one of the founders of the History of Science Society and a mem-ber of Phi Beta Kappa, Sig-ma Xi, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omega Alpha and Nu Sigma Nu.

Surviving his death are a daughter, Mrs. Gail Evans La Forge of Mill Valley, and eight grandchildren, three of whom are the children of an-other daughter. Marion Ev-ans Kaesar, now deceased. Dr. Evans' wife. Dorothy A. Evans. a widely known schol-ar in her own right. died in 1969.

Funeral services will be held Monday for Dr. Harry C. Peters, a prominent re-tired San Francisco dentist who died Wednesday. He was 90.

Services will be held at 1 10:30 a.m. in St. Br id gi t Church, Broadway and Van Ness avenue. A Rosary will be recited tomorrow (Sun-day) at 8 p.m. at the Funeral Chapel of Carew and Eng-lish, 350 Masonic avenue.

Dr. Peters, a member of the Olympic Club for 75 years, died in Children's Hos-

pital.

A native and lifetime resi-dent of San Francisco, Dr. Peters practiced dentistry here for 54 years. He main-tained an office in the Elkan Gunst Building, Powell and Geary streets, from the time of the 1906 earthquake until be retired in 1958.

He was a graduate of St. I g n atius College, now the University of San Francisco, and the University of Califor-nia at Berkeley, class of 1900.

Dr. Peters was also a member of the Family Club, the Commonwealth Club and the California Dental Asso-ciation.

He is survived by his wife, Jean, who resides at the fam- ily home at 1880 Pacific ave-nue. Also surviving are twi stepchildren, Wayne Peter and Mrs. Grace Church,

PETERS, Or. Harry C. In Inis City. lone 17, 1970. Or. Harry C. Peters; beloved husband of Jean E. Peters: loving stepfather of Wayne Peters and Mrs. Grace Church: loving. brother of Mrs . Frances A. Robinsorrand the late Mrs. Florence Collonan and WO-ham C. Peters: a native of San Francisco: a member of the Olympic Club and The Family.

The funeral will take place Monday. June 22, at 10 a.m. from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW & ENGLISH, Masonic at Golden Gate Ave.; thence to St. Briaid,s Church, Van Ness Ave. at Broad. way. where a ReCtuiem Mass Win be Offered commencing at 10130 a.m. Rosary Sunday evening 8 o'clOck. -Interment, private.

A former chief of the engi-neering electronics section of the United States Bureau of Standard s, Dr. Brunetti served as a professor at the University of Minnesota, Le-high. George Washington and Stanford Universities.

Prior to his association with FMC in San Jose, he was president and a director of Grand Central Rocket Co. He also served as a director Iof engiaeering research and h development - for General

AWARDS

Dr. Brunetti, a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, received numerous awards from the Army and Navy for exceptional service. He was the author of more than 150 technical publications.

He is survived by his wife, Nona ; a daughter, Marlene Dias: a son, Ronald; a granddaughter. and twn (era, Mrs. Mario Casagrande and Mrs. Steve Barich.

• Tomorrow's services will

he held at 10:30 a.m. at Ihe Chapel of the Oaks, Oak Hill Memorial Park, San Jose. A Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today (Wednesday) at the chapel

Northwest Airlines Founder ST. PAUL — (UPI)

Croil Hunter, 75, chairman emeritus of the board of North west Airlines, died Tuesday.

Mr. Hunter was president of the airline, which originat-ed in St. Paul, from 1937 to 1952. He served as board chairman until 1965.

Under his management, Northwest was expanded from a local airmail carrier flying less than 400 miles into one of the world's leading airlines.

A native of Fargo, N.D., Mr. Hunter was graduated from Yale University in 1915.

He joined Northwestas general traffic manager in 1932, became vice president and general manager in 1933 and president in 1937.

Mr. Hunter is survived by his widow, Helen; a son, John: and a daughter, Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank Jr.. of New York City.

HOLLAND, Francis— Ma9 21 1971, Francis D. Holland. beloved husuand cm Marie Hollancn a niemper of Kyoto Masonic Lodge No 5. Fa.AM of Kyoto. Japan, Caiifornia Bodies Ancient and Accepted Scottish Fite and ISIRT t Tempts of tne Shrine.

Masonic services Tuesday el tampon, 1 o'cloCa at HALSTED & co, 112.3 Sutter Si.. offIceft, of the Maeank Fraternity Official. 146. Interment Olivet Memorial

Services for

Dr. Cledo

Brunetti

Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Thursday) for Dr. Cledo Brunetti, an electronics pioneer whose work ranged from the inven-tion of a two-way wrist radio to the design of huge solid-fuel rockets.

Dr. Brunetti, chief of lung-range ordnance plan-ning for FMC Corporation and a former associate &rec-tor of Stanford Research In-stitute. died Last Saturday in San Jose of an apparent heart attack. He was 61.

During the 1940s, Dr. Bru-netti invented a two-way wrist radio that made a real-ity of the Dick Tracy fiction-al gadget. It could broadcast up to 200 feet.

CIRCUITS

But he was most noted pro-fessionally for his develop-ment of printed electric cir-cuits and his work on radio proximity artillery fuses, an important World War II weapon.

A native of Virginia, Minn., he graduated with highest honors from the University of Minnesota and received his doctorate there in 1937.

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ley. June .1871. Elsie L.Porne. roy. belays wife of the late Carl S. Pomeroy: loving mother of Mrs. Florence Pomeroy Smith of Min Valley and Mrs. Jane Porno.

roy Johnston of Alexandria. Va.: grandmother Of five and great-grandmother of lour.

Friends are Invited to at-tend the funeral services Wednesday. June 9. at 2 p.m.. at Episcopal Church of Our SaYiar.1001d MiuI Road. Mill Valley. Interment pig, vale. Contributions preferred to the Episcopal Church of our Sas-tor Memorial Fund.

RUSSELL &GOOCH

Jessie K.

Hollands

Dies at 49 Jessie Kauffmann Hof-

lands, whose family w a s among the founders of the Washington Evening S tar, died yesterday at Stanford University Medical Center after a long illness, She was 49.

Mrs. Hollands, the daugh-ter of Miriam H. Kauffmann of Washington, D.C., and the late Samuel Hay Kauffmann, was born in Albany, N.Y.

Her father was president and later board cbaltrnan of the Star. Mrs. Hollands' brother, John H. Kauffmann, is now president of the news-paper.

Mrs. Hollands was gradu-ated from the Potomac School. in McLean, Va., and the Westover School in Mid-dlebury, Conn. She attended Bryn Mawr College.

A Bay Area resident for 11 years, Mrs. Hollands and her husband, ROckwell Hollands, lived at 1031 Hamilton ave-nue in Palo Alto.

Her husband is manager of public information at Lock-heed Missiles and Space Co. in Sunnyvale.

In addition to her mother, brother and husband, Mrs. Hollands is survived by another brother, Samuel Hay Kauffmann 1-11 of Sunnyvale, and a sister, Joan Kauff-mann Lamphere of Washing-ton, D.C., and by five chil-dren; John Hoskinson of Washington, D.C.; Miriam Wingfield Billings of Jack-sonville, N .C.; and Polly Wingfield Kline, Roberta Wingfield and Walter Rock-well Hollands, all of. Palo Alto.

A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Palo Alto.

The family prefers contri-butions to the American Ca n-Cer Society

Then° slwets indicate the funerals I have pone to in the pant sixteen r:enths. (not Croil UunterTs) That lc to say, 1 wont to these funerals to see who would show up for them and to find out what sort of take they would do on seeing me present. I did not attend any of the services.

Renowned Scientist

Herbert Evans Is Dead at 88

Services for

S.F. Dentist

Harry Peters Dr. Herbert McLean Ey-

ans, discoverer of Vitamin E and co-discoverer of the hu-man growth hormone, died Saturday at the age of N.

Funeral services for Dr. Evans, professor of anatomy emeritus at the University of California School of Medicine here and an internationally famed biologist, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow Tues-day ) in the Berkeley Hills Chapel.

A native of Modesto, he re-ceived his B.S. degree from UC Berkeley, in 1904 and his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1908, when he joined the Johns Hopkins faculty. He was ap-pointed professor of anatomy on the Berkeley campus in 1915. I -

DUTY Retiring in 1952,.Dr. Evans

was recalled to duty each year thereafter, until 1966, to continue his research and teaching.

Among his achievements was the discovery (with J. A. Long) of the human growth hormone, and his discovery in 1926 of Vitamin E and its essential role in reproduc-tion.

He was the author of more than 750 scientific papers and was awarded many interna-tional honors, including hon-orary doctoral degrees from leading educational institu-tions in Europe, South Amer-ica and the United States.

A Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sci-ences, Dr. Evans was also a Member of the National Academy of Sciences, the Kaiserliche Leopoldinisch- Carolinische Deutche Akade-mie der Naturforseher, So-cietas Regia Medicorum Bu-dapestinensis, American Physiological Society and the Society for Experimental Bi-ology and Medicine.

FOREIGN He was also past president

of the American Association of Anatomists and an honor-ary member of many foreign medical and scientific socie-ties.

Dr. Evans was one of the founders of the History of Science Society and a mem-ber of Phi Beta Kappa, Sig-ma Xi, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omega Alpha and Nu Sigma Nu.

Surviving his death are a daughter. Mrs. Gail Evans La Forge of Mill Valley, and eight grandchildren, three of whom are the children of an-other daughter, Marion Ev-ans Kae3ar, now deceased. Dr. Evans' wife. Dorothy A. Evans, a widely known schol-ar in her own right. died in 1969.

Funeral services will be held Monday for Dr. Harry C. Peters, a prominent re-tired San Francisco dentist who died Wednesday. He was 90.

i Services will be held at 10;30 a.m. in St. Bridgit Church, Broadway and Van Ness avenue. A Rosary will be recited tomorrow (Sun-day) at 8 p.m. at the Funeral Chapel of Carew and Eng-lish, 350 Masonic avenue.

Dr. Peters, a member of the Olympic Club fat 75 years, died in Children's Hos-pital.

A native and lifetime resi-dent of San Francisco, Dr. Peters practiced dentistry here for 54 years. He main-tained an office in the Elkan Gunst Building, Powell and Geary streets, from the time L of the 1906 earthquake until 1 he retired in 1958.

He was a graduate of St. Ignatius College, now the University of San Francisco, and the University of Califor- nia at Berkeley, class of 1900.

Dr. Peters was also a member of the Family Club, the Commonwealth Club and the California Dental Asso-ciation.

He is survived by his wife, Jean, who resides at the fam-ily home at 1880 Pacific ave-nue. Also surviving are twi stepchildren, Wayne Peter and Mrs. Grace Church.

PETCRS Dr. Harry C. --In this June une 11, 1970. nr. Harry C.

Paten; beloved husband of Jean E. Peters: 'loving Stepfather of Wayne Peters and Mrs. GriCS Church, loving brother of Mrs Franca, A. Robinson and the late Mrs. Florence Collanan and Wik liam C. Peters; a native of $an Francisco: a member of the 01mIc Club and The Family.

funeral win take place Monday. June 22. at to a.m. from the Memorial Chapels of CAREW S. ENGLISH. Masonic at Golden Gate Ave., thence to St. BriftfC's Church, Van Ness Ave. at Broad-way, where a Requiem Mass Will be offered commencing at 10:30 a.m. Rosary Sunday evening a o'clock. interment. vriyate,

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