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Jae THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1995 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries Takeo Fukuda; Former Japanese Prime Minister By SAM JAMESON I -TIMES STAFF WRITER TOKYO-Former Prime Takeo Fukuda, one of Japan's most conservative leaders, who embodied the nation's old work ethic but also fought pressures to "enlarge military spending, died Wednesday in a Tokyo hospital of emphysema. He was 90. Fukuda, who led Japan from 1976 to 1978, was known for promising Asians that Japan would never again make itself a military power and for resisting Americans who urged Japan to spend more to build up its military establishment. The pacifist streak came from experience as budget director in the Finance Ministry in the waning days of World War II. In interviews decades later, Fukuda recalled presiding over allocations for military spending of up to of Japan's gross national product as the nation headed toward defeat.

His achievements as prime minister included a peace and friendship treaty with China, and a "Fukuda Doctrine" to promote ties between Japan and Southeast Asia and 1 support increased cooperation among Southeast Asians, including Vietnamese. The -giant pledge was part of the doctrine. He also persuaded Jimmy Carter to allow Japan to proceed with the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel--a decision that was later to assume controversial Takeo Fukuda in 1978 proportions as Japan began producing large amounts of plutonium that can be used to make nuclear bombs. Critics faulted Fukuda for promoting what he called an "all-directional foreign policy," including promotion of ties with Communist countries -despite Japan's alliance with the United States, and for paying a $6-million ransom and releasing prisoners to meet the demands of airline hijackers in 1977. Fukuda often boasted of remindPlease see FUKUDA, A17 Morris Cohen; Passed A-Bomb Plans to Soviet Union in 1945 From Times Staff and Wire Reports obtain detailed blueprints of the weapon.

The information was Morris Cohen, the American who passed to Moscow 12 days before was instrumental in relaying atom- the American bomb test. ic secrets to the Kremlin in the Soviet dictator Josef Stalin was 1940s, has died, it was announced thus able to order a crash program, this week in Moscow. and the Soviets set off a similar Cohen was 84 when he died June atomic device four years later. 23. He never publicly revealed the The Cohens were considered a name of the American scientist vital part of the spy ring that who 50 years ago gave him the involved Julius and Ethel Rosentop -secret information he passed to berg, executed for treason in 1952.

top Soviet officials. After fleeing arrest and taking Cohen had joined the American the pseudonyms Peter and Helen Communist Party in 1935 and later Kroger, the couple moved to Lonwent to Spain to fight for the don in 1954 and started a new left -wing Abraham Lincoln Bri- intelligence network posing as rare gade, which attracted many Amer- book dealers. The network existed icans during the Spanish Civil War. for seven years before British inHe was wounded and, while recov- telligence exposed it. ering, was recruited by Soviet They were arrested in 1961 and intelligence agents to spy for them sentenced to 20 years in prison but in his homeland.

were exchanged in 1969 for British In July, 1945, during the first test teacher Gerald Brooke, arrested in of the atomic bomb in Los Alamos, Moscow by the KGB for distributN.M., Cohen and his wife, Lona, ing anti -Communist propaganda. recruited a Los Alamos scientist to Cohen's wife died in 1992. Roger Murdock; LAPD Official Roger E. Murdock, a career officer who served as interim chief of the Los Angeles Police Department in 1969 between the tenures of Tom Reddin and Ed Davis, has died. He was 85.

Murdock, who lived in Glendale, died Sunday in a Glendale hospital. After 37 years on the force, Murdock assumed the chief's job from May 6, 1969, when Reddin left Ito become a news commentator, to 29, when Davis took over. At time, Murdock was one of three eligible deputy chiefs who had opted not to seek the permanent chief's position. A native of Lansing, Murdock moved to Los Angeles with his family when he was a toddler. He graduated from Los Angeles High School and USC, where he earned a degree with honors in public administration.

He also studied criminal law and the rules of evidence at Los Angeles College of Law and taught a course at USC called "Investigation of Major Crimes." Widely respected as a police professional by his fellow officers, Murdock joined the LAPD in 1932 and served in many positions, inPatrol Bureau. He was a deputy cluding 15 years a as head of the chief for 18 years. After his retirement from the LAPD, Murdock served on the board of directors of Skid Row's Midnight Mission. He was illustrious potentate of the Al Malaikah Shrine Temple in 1963 and president of the Los Angeles Peace Officers Shrine Club in 1958. Murdock is survived by his wife, Esther, and two sons, Steven and Tom.

Timothy Scott; TV, Movie Actor Timothy Scott, a character actor perhaps best remembered for his role as Pea Eye Parker in the "Lonesome Dove" television miniseries, has died. He was 57. Scott died of lung cancer in Los Angeles on June 14. Inducted last year into the Cowboy Hall of Fame in honor of his many Western roles, Scott appeared in about 30 feature films, including "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," in which he portrayed News Carver, and "The Electric Horseman," in which he played Leroy Smitley. He also appeared as Smokey Lonesome in "Fried Green Tomatoes" and Shag Bag in the film "In the Heat of the Night." On television, Scott portrayed Grover the affable bumpkin in the series "Down Home," which ran on NBC in 1990 and 1991.

He also appeared in numerous TV movies and miniseries. Scott was a co-founder with fellow actor James Gammon of MET Theater in Los Angeles and was involved in many productions there as an actor and director. He is survived by his wife, ANNOUNCEMENTS Ted Allan; Author of Plays, Novels, Children's Books Ted Allan, 79, a versatile author who wrote well- -regarded screenplays, stage plays, novels and children's books. Allan received an Academy Award nomination for best original screenplay in 1976 for the script of Jan Kadar's "Lies My Father Told Me." He also wrote the screenplay for John Cassavetes' "Love Streams." Allan's bestknown book was a biography of Dr. Norman Bethune, a fellow Canadian with whom he served in a volunteer medical unit in the Spanish Civil War.

Allan also wrote a novel about the Spanish Civil War, "This Time a Better Earth," and a children's book, "Willie, the Squowse," that has been translated into 10 languages. His stage plays include "Double Image," a 1957 murder mystery in which the hero impersonates his twin. In Toronto on June 29 of respiratory complications. Philip Bonsal; Ambassador to Cuba at Start of Castro Era Philip W. Bonsal, 92, the last U.S.

ambassador to Cuba before diplomatic ties with Fidel Castro's government were severed in 1961. Bonsal, a member of the State Department's foreign service, also served as ambassador to Colombia, Bolivia and Morocco during a 27- year career that ended with his retirement in 1965. Bonsal was posted to Havana in January, 1959, the same month that Castro's communist revolution overthrew the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista. He was unable to establish a dialogue with Castro as -Cuban relations deteriorated steadily. He was called home by the Eisenhower Administration in October, 1960.

In Washington on June 28 of pneumonia. Efrem Kurtz; Conductor Specialized in Ballet Efrem Kurtz, 94, internationally praised conductor who rooted his career in ballet, particularly with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. Born in St. Petersburg, Kurtz fled Russia and the Bolsheviks at the age of 19 to complete his education in Germany at Berlin's Stern Conservatoire. After working as musical director of the Stuttgart Philharmonic, Kurtz was invited by the legendary dancer Anna Pavlova to open her season at London's Covent Garden in 1928.

Fleeing Germany in 1933 when the Nazis put him on a hit list, Kurtz sold tea in Paris before gravitating to the theater where the Ballets Russes were performing. The groups, with Kurtz on the podium, soon became a fixture in London. During World War II, Kurtz came to the United States and became an American citizen. He worked with the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra and the Houston Symphony Orchestra, and recorded with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra before becoming a free-lance conductor. He toured the world, conducting well into his 80s.

Among the many groups he conducted was the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl. On June 27 in London. Dominic Tang Yiming; Archbishop of Canton Dominic Tang Yiming, 87, archbishop of Canton who was imprisoned in China for 22 years. Although he was never formally charged, Tang was arrested in 1958 on charges of "counterrevolutionary activity" -principally his refusal to renounce his allegiance to the Vatican. He was released in 1980 because he had cancer.

A year later, Pope John Paul II named Tang archbishop in exile, the Vatican's first appointment of a Roman Catholic bishop to China in 26 years. China, which officially recognizes a separate Catholic Church of China, rejected the appointment and accused the Pope of trying to "subvert and sabotage" the Communist state. Tang lived in exile in Hong Kong until early this year, when he moved to San Francisco. Tang had taken the Christian name Dominic in 1 1941 when he was ordained a Jesuit priest. On June 27 in Stamford, of pneumonia.

Anne Wycoff; Museum, Hospital Board Member Anne Middleton Wycoff, 61, who served on the boards of the Southwest Museum, the Hillside Home for Children and Methodist Hospital. The wife of retired Arco President Robert E. Wycoff, she was also active in Las Familias del Pueblo, which assists the poor in Downtown Los Angeles. Mrs. Wycoff was also on the advisory board of the Hospice of Pasadena and on the board of Marlborough School, of which she was an alumna.

She attended Stanford University, where she met Wycoff. A resident of Pasadena for many years, Mrs. Wycoff had lived around the world accompanying her husband on various Arco assignments. On June 26 in Pasadena of pneumonia. Eva Gabor Service Set A memorial service for actress Eva Gabor, who died Tuesday at age 74 in Los Angeles, will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m.

at Good Shepherd Roman Catholic Church in Beverly Hills, AGNES, Joy Bechaud Neptune Society, San OBITUARIES Pedro ARIDA, Annette M. beloved mother of Neal Arida, grandmother of Tamara Arida and Brian Everett; also survived by sisters, Tessie Leventhal and Josie Perrone; brothers, James and Tony Dacato. Viewing will be on Thursday, July 6th, in the Mortuary from 7 to 9pm, and services will be held at Friday, July 7, 1995 in the Old North Church, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, Forest Lawn Mortuary. BOOZELL, Ruth Irvin Weinberg Glanz born September 16, 1914 in Youngstown, Ohio, the third child of Irvin and Edna Rosenstock Weinberg, passed away on Sunday, July 2, 1995 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Beloved wife of the late Leonard Alexander Glanz for 29 years and the late Louis H.

Boozell, Sr. for 26 years; beloved mother of Joan (Sinclair) Glanz Rimmon and Richard Glanz; fond step- mother of Louis H. (Joan) Boozell Jr. of Temple City and Robert (Trish) Boozell of Colorado; dear sister of Adelaide Kane and the late Joseph (Mae) Weinberg; adored grandmother of Elana (Scott) Rimmon Zimmerman, Ron (Diana), Adina, Dan, and Alissa (Dr. Kenny Bendik) Rimmon, Heidi, Alexandra, and Tali Glanz; dearest great- -grandmother of Simone and Tamar Zimmerman, Gabriel and Annie Rimmon and Dahlia, Kayla, and Nava Rimmon (Bendik).

Other survivors include niece, Irvonne Lynn Kane; grandnephew, Patrick Freeling of Los Angeles; sister-in-law, Mae Weinberg; nieces, Joyce (Jerry) Weinberg Weisman and Sandee (Joe) Weinberg Fixer Pinsker; grandnephews, Jeremy and Brian Fixer; grand -niece, Lisa Weisman Abrams and great- grand -niece, Alexa Abrams and great -grandnephew, Sam Abrams, all of Miami, Florida; cousin, Edna Levinson Roberts of Little Rock, Arkansas. Memorial service will be held Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Rimmon where shiva will be observed. Memorials in her memory may be made to American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association, or to the charity your choice.

Malinow Silverman Mortuaryd BORAN, Ruby Feiner born January 9, 1892. BRUSSELL, Allen Hillside Mortuary CONVY, Monica Whalen Callanan Mortuary directors A loving, gentle woman, passed away July 5, 1995, of natural causes, without pain or discomfort and, until her last day, with sweet smiles of love and appreciation. A resident of Los Angeles for 66 years she was preceded in death by her dear husband, Samuel Boran (1960) and two beloved grandchildren, Judith Rosalie Boran and Harold Neal Keith. Surviving her is her beloved brother, Sam Feiner of Denver, Colorado, her only surviving sibling of a loving family of ten. Also surviving are her caring family: son, David Boran of Huntington Beach; daughters, Manya (Barry) Bertram of Studio City and Terry Rosalie Keith (Maxwell) of San Francisco; grandchildren: Michael Boran, Neal Bertram (Ann), Carel Bertram, Sidney Keith, and Miriam Keith; great -grandchildren: Allen Levine (Lynn), Steven Levine, Seth Bertram, Alanya Snyder, and Rumeli Snyder; great- -great -grandson, Bryan Logan Levine.

She will be sorely missed also by her much loved companions, Denise Jereki and Jennifer Dachtler as well as by a host of nieces and nephews who revere her. Graveside services 10am, Friday in Mount Sinai Memorial Park. No flowers, please. DANNESBEO, Fay died on July 3, 1995. Born in Rigby, Idaho July 29, 1921, she lived in California since she was 16 months old and in Westchester for 37 years.

She is surived by husband, Olaf Dannesbeo; daughter, Carolyn Miller; granddaughters, Lori Miller and Darlene Hanley; three greatgranddaughters, Brandi, Brittney, and Broklyn; sister, Ruth Seanez; nieces, Georgia Boylan, Virginia Davis, Dorothy Downey; nephew, George V. Boylan; sisters-in-law, Eleanor and Dorothy Johnson. Services to be held 1pm, Friday at Inglewood Park Cemetery. She will be missed by family and friends. DE LOS ANGELES, Marcos Armstrong Family, Directors DRAKE, Clara A.

a resident of Culver since 1937; beloved wife of Daniel C. Drake, who died in 1974; survived by son, Charles grandson, Cameron and great -grandson, Tyler P. Drake. For service information, call Gates, Kingsley Salsbury Mortuary EALLEY, Mollie Mae Neptune Society, San Pedro ELKUS, Harriet beloved mother of Philip (Estelle), and Edward Elkus and Florene (Robert) Kuhn. She also leaves four grandchildren and seven great -grandchildren.

Services 3pm, Friday July 7 at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary FARLEY, Rebecca E. age 96; passed away July 1, 1995 in Glendale. She was born in Palmdale to one of California's pioneer families: her father, Frank A. Diss had come around the Horn to San Francisco from New Orleans in 1853.

Rebecca had lived and taught school in Burbank since 1921. She, graduated from San Fernando High School in 1918 and received college degrees from UCLA and USC. She had taught all grade levels at Burbank Unified School District before becoming Special Supervisor of Reading and then Curriculum Consultant. She retired in 1961. She was a founder and past President of the Burbank Teachers' Association.

Mrs. Farley was the first Captain of Troop 1 and the first Director of the Burbank Girl Scouts and was a past President of the Girl scout Leaders' Association. She was a charter member and past President of the Burbank Business and Professional Women's Club and was a member of St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church. She is survived by a niece, Edith Thoreson of Palm Desert; four great -nieces and great -nephews; six great -great -nieces and greatgreat Funeral Mass will be offered 2pm, Friday, July 7 at Mission Rey Church at San Fernando Mission Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to UCLA Hope for Hearing, the Los Angeles County Mental Health Association, or to St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church. Eckerman-Heisman Funeral Service, Burbaank FEIWELES, Philip Armstrong Family, Directors FURMAN, Stanley A. a resident of Century Hill, formerly of Beverly Hills, died July 3, 1995. Loving husband of Lenore; father of David and father-in-law of Luann; grandfather of Darcy and Elora Cosper.

He was a retired attorney and served for many years on the Beverly Hills Planning Commission. Fuenral service 12 noon, Friday, July 7 at Hillside Memorial Park. GEDDES, Corenia May age 80, of Woodland Hills passed away July 4, 1995. She is survived by her daughter, Patricia Danova; a brother, Charles Smith; a sister, Ruby Hardy; 3 grandchildren and 8 great- -grandchildren. Services will be held on Friday, 1pm at The Little Country Chapel at Pierce Brothers Valhalla Mortuary.

Interment to follow in Valhalla Park. Entrusted to the care of Pierce Brothers Valhalla Mortuary Directors. HOFFMAN, Ida age 91; wife of the late Edward Hoffman; survived by her loving family: daughters, Ruth (Ernie) Feld and Frances Hoffman; grandson, Bruce Feld; granddaughter, Lynn (Rock) McAlister; greatgranddaughters, Marissa and Beth Bilkiss. She devoted her life to her family and helping the mentaly disabled. Services will be held 1pm, July 7 at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Hillside Mortuary HOLLANDER, Rosalie Services 12 noon, Friday, July 7 at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary The family prefers contributions to the City of Hope. Agnes, Joy B. Hyte, Charles Philpot, Edward D. Arida, Annette M.

James, Jo E. Pounders, Dexter W. Boozell, Ruth I. Kay, Gertrude S. Rivas, Maria Boran, Ruby F.

Kayser, Charles Schaffer, Charlene M. Brussell, Allen Kennan, Giana M. Schaffnit, Mildred A. Convy, Monica W. Kimmel, Simon Schrader, Judith W.

Dannesbeo, Fay Kobayashi, Akira Schuur, Jean G. De Los Angeles, M. Lannon, Lucille Season, Betty J. Drake, Clara A. Lewis, Ruth Theris, Celia H.

Ealley, Mollie M. Mannsbach, Edith Towers, Helen M. Elkus, Harriet Mc Cartney, A. K. Vernoff, Bruce D.

Farley, Rebecca E. Mc Carthy, James Vogel, Mortimer Feiweles, Philip Meyer, Helen M. Weinstein, Arnold S. Furman, Stanley A. Nelson, Eta White, Patricia R.

Geddes, Corenia M. O'Donnell Mc Mullen, E. Woodford, Elizabeth K. Hoffman, Ida Perego, Frank S. Wyatt, Jessie K.

Hollander, Rosalie Petrelli, Albert V. Zacky, Shirley Hostetier, Robert K. HOSTETLER, Robert Keith PETRELLI, Albert V. passed away Forest Lawn Glendale Mortuary July 1, 1995 in Santa Monica. BeCharles beloved husband of loved husband of Jean of Santa father of Sandra Monica; father of Cynthia E.

HYTE, Dorothy; Deborah. adored Swoveland of Vancouver, Brithish and In lieu of flowers, donations Columbia; grandfather of Michael be made to the American Cancer may and Jonathan. Society or to the charity of one' Memorial Mass 10am, Friday, choice. July Church. 7 at St.

Monica Catholic Services 3pm, Thursday, July 6 at In lieu of flowers, donaHillside Memorial Park Chapel. tions to your favorite charity. Hillside Mortuary Pierce Brothers MoellerSanta Monica JAMES, Jo Elizabeth passed away PHILPOT, Edward D. on July 3, 1995. A native of Gilman Armstrong Family, Directors (she was born in 1902), late she was POUNDERS, Dexter William preceded in death by her hus- television news reporter, 'Bill' band, Alpha A.

James, artist and with KCBS- TV musician. She taught in the Pas- and Pounders, formerly adena School System and for many KNBC-TV, Emmy 'Christian Award reciyears School. at Wilson author Junior of High Missionaries', Golden pient for his story Mike Award She was an many mem- 1992 recipient for his coverage of the published articles, a charter Los Angeles riots, died in Los ber of Bresee Church of the Nazarene and a member of California Survived He is survived Angeles on Friday, June 30, 1995. Retired Teachers Assoc. by his parents, by two sisters, Mrs.

Sara Van Dell Cottrell and Yvonne Pounders; of Fullerton and Mrs. Hazel Coate of three brothers, Cottrell and Kary of Pasadena; also many nieces and Los Monard and Stanley; of DalAngeles, his nephews. las, grandfather, Texas. Gregg Private service at Mountain View Services Mountain View, Funeral Friday, Home, July 3875 7 Stump- Cemetery. Ives Warren Mortuary, at Angelus Altadena Crenshaw Los Park Angeles.

Interment in Inglewood CemeKAY, Gertrude S. tery. It is with deep sadness we inform RIVAS, Maria you of the death of the beloved Armstrong Family, Directors Gertrude S. Kay; passed July 1, 1995. The family I.H.M.

SCHAFFER, 83; a member Charlene of the Imma- Mary, away on Saturday, of James Kay. culate Heart since A Malinow memorial will Silverman be Mortuary 1929, died peacefully on Sunday, Community July 2, 1995. Charlene Mary taught KAYSER, Charles Neptune Society, San Pedro KENNAN, Giana M. Beautiful wife world to Ron and Julie. Ala Kennan; best mom in the Beloved of father, Anthony (Jennie) Mottel of Phoenix, Arizona; sisters, Susan (Larry) Cornellison of Julian, California and Kathy (Mark) Kattenberg of Lake Elsinore and brother George Mottel of Santa Ana.

Born July 14, 1945 in Illinois, Giana passed away July 2, 1995 in Torrance, California. She touched the lives of so many through her teachings and work as a nurse and through her love for family and friends. Funeral Services will be held 11am Saturday, July 8, at Green Hills Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes. Burial will be private. Green Hills Mortuary Directors (310) 831-0311 KIMMEL, Simon Neptune Society, San Pedro KOBAYASHI, Akira 67; beloved husband of Mary Kobayashi; father of Kevin and Karen Kobayashi; brother of George (Misao) Kobayashi, Emma (Tom) Nakaoki, Matsuye (Masu) Chuman and Fusaye Hisamoto of Colorado; and beloved uncle of many nephews and nieces.

Funeral Service Monday, July 10, 1995 from at Gardena Buddhist Church, 1517 West 166th Street, Gardena. Fukui Mortuary Directors (213) 626-0441 LANNON, Lucille age 84; of Sun Valley; passed away July 3, 1995. She is survived by her husband, Curtis; daughter, Jean Fields; three sisters, Hazel Kunz, Edna Sand, and Harriet Raaen; five grandchildren, twelve great- -grandchildren and two great -great -grandchildren. Visitation will be held from 5pm to 9pm, Thursday, July 6 at Pierce Brothers Mortuary. Graveside services will be held 3pm, Friday, July 7 in Valhalla Memorial Park.

Pierce Brothers Valhalla Mortuary, North Hollywood LEWIS, Ruth beloved wife of Phil, was born and died on July 4th. At 72 years of age she succumbed to multiple myeloma. She leaves daughter, Gail and her husband, Tom and their daughters, Monica and Hilary; daughter, Jan; son, Mark and his wife, Kathy and their daughter, Nicole. An active lover of life, Ruth was a talented watercolor and pastel painter. She received several awards and has paintings in many homes and enterprises throughout California.

She worked dearly for causes relating to the environment, Democratic politics, social reform, and women's rights. Ruth, you made a difference in each life you touched. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Multiple Myeloma Foundation in Los Angeles, to the Wellness Clinic in Pasadena, to the Muriel Sheldon Scholarship Foundation. A memorial service will be held at Temple B'nai Hayim, 4302 Van Nuys Sherman Oaks at 1pm, on Friday, July 7, 1995. MANNSBACH, Edith Neptune Society, San Pedro MC CARTNEY, A.

Kenneth age 88, resident of Van Nuys, California passed away on July 2, 1995. Survived by his loving wife, Cornelia; son, John; daughter-in-law, Jane, and 6 grandchildren. Kenneth was a Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Air Force, Vet of WWII, and active reservist for 30 years.

A Boy Scout executive in up state New York, he achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. He earned a Master's Degree in history and taught school for 12 years at Sutter Jr. High School. Funeral Service 10am Thursday, July 6th at Praiswater Funeral Home, Van Nuys. Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth.

Pierce Brothers MeyerMitchell Mortuary, Van Nuys MC CARTHY, James Neptune Society, San Pedro MEYER, Helen McDonald Armstrong Family, Directors NELSON, Eta Services 11am, Friday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary O'DONNELL McMullen, Ella Gertrude known to her friends as Pat, was the world's first in -flight airline dietitian. Hired by United Air Lines in 1936, Pat introduced the service of hot meals aboard planes. Born in Strawn, Illinois on February 14, 1912, she passed away Monday, July 3, 1995 at St. John of God Care Center in Los Angeles.

Raised in Webb, Iowa, Pat was valedictorian at Webb High School. She attended college at Iowa State University, where she graduated with a degree in Home Economics. She is survived by her husband, William Hugh O'Donnell; her sister, Madeline McMullen of Pomona, California; her brother-in-law, Elmer Bierbaum of Fort Dodge, Iowa; and her children: William Henry O'Donnell of Memphis, Tennessee, John Roger O'Donnell of Red Bank, New Jersey, Margaret Ann O'Donnell Travis of Los Angeles, California and Nancy Elizabeth O'Donnell of Venice, California. Memorial Services will be held at 3pm on Friday, July 7th at Brentwood Presbyterian Church, 12000 San Vicente Boulevard, Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Alzheimer's Society.

PEREGO, Frank S. 79; USAF. died June 25, 1995 in Sparks, Nevada. Perego was corporate vice president domestic marketing, Northrop 1963 1970. As commander, 368th Ftr Group 9, TAC, he led the first invasion mission over Omaha Beach June 6, 1944.

He held the U. S. DFC with bronze cluster, Legion of Merit, Air Medal with 18 Oak leaf clusters, French Crois de Guerre and British DFC. He is survived by his wife, Judi Black Perego of Thousand Palms, California; two daughters, Dianne Bowers of Ellicott City, Maryland, and Melinda Brown of Cincinnati, Ohio; and three grandchildren. Following cremation, burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery.

WEINSTEIN, Arnold Sheldon "Arnie" beloved and devoted son of Dr. Carmella Ginsberg and Rabbi Chaim J. Weinstein; brother of adoring sister, Gila Beth Weinstein; passed away on Saturday, July 1, 1995 at age 42 after a courageous life- -long struggle with a rare genetic condition. Arnold was a brilliant and talented photographer who expressed his love of nature and beauty in all his work. Arnie was a kind and compassionate man whose friends and loved ones will forever keep alive in their hearts.

Services were held Wednesday, July 5th at Eden Memorial Park on Sepulveda Mission Hills. WHITE, Patricia Ruth Lamberth passed away on July 2, 1995. Born February 21, 1907 in Waxahatchie, Texas, she married Eynon Samuel White on June 13, 1925. A longtime resident of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, and Big Canyon, she was a lifetime homemaker and a member of the Assistance League of Newport Beach with a special interest in the Toy Shop. Preceded in death by her husband, daughter, and two grandchildren, she is survived by her son, John E.

White, U.S.N. retired, of Delaplane, Virginia; grandchildren and 14 great -grandchildren. Private family services. In of flowers, the family suggests a contribution to the American Cancer Society. WOODFORD, Elizabeth K.

Beloved mother of Diane W. McFarland; also survived by granddaughter, Lisa Higdon; grandsons, Stuart and Todd McFarland; great -granddaughter, Haley McFarland; great grandson, Matthew Higdon; son-in-law, Donald McFarland. Services will be private. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary WYATT, Jessie Katherine Newhall resident, passed away July 4, 1995 at home.

She was born June 13, 1915 in Lexington, Kentucky to the late Jesse T. Swain and K. Irene Haycock. A docent for Wm. S.

Hart Museum, Placerita Canyon Park, and Mentryville; founding member of the Friends of Hart Park; past President of Newhall Womens Club; swim instructor; pre-school techer; past PTA President. Surviving are her husband, Ralph T. Wyatt; son, Ralph W. (Darlene) Wyatt; daughters, Kathleen O'Brien, Linda (Wayne) Newman, and Jessica Card and nine grandchildren: Michael, Kelly, and P. Shawn O'Brien, David Newman, Trisha Dominguez, Brandy Card, Anastasha Klemens, Raef and Tynan Wyatt.

Private services. Donations may be made to your favorite charity. Eternal Valley Mortuary, Newhall ZACKY, Shirley Hillside Mortuary at high schools in Long Beach, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, and Los Angeles. From 1946 to 1960 she taught mathematics and was Director of Summer and Extension programs at Immaculate Heart College. From 1978 to 1984 she served as Treasurer of the Immaculate Heart Community.

She is survived by her niece, Charlene Monsour of Lancaster and other nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass Friday at Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, 2060 N. Vermont Los Angeles. Committal to follow in Calvary Cemetery, 4201 Whittier Los Angeles. Callanan Mortuary directors SCHAFFNIT, Mildred A.

beloved mother of Ann S. Millard; also survived by grandchildren, Timothy and Julia Millard and sonin-law, Rodney Millard. Graveside services will be at 11am Friday, July 7, 1995 at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, Forest Lawn Mortuary. SCHRADER, Judith Westneat 38; Ventura, died Monday, July 3, 1995 at home following a long illness. Ms.

Schrader was born November 8, 1956 in New Haven, Connecticut. She worked for the Bank of America for 10 years as a property manager and had attended Kenyon College in Ohio from 1975 until 1977. Ms. Schrader had attended Santa Barbara Friends Meeting. A participant in Outward Bound and National Outdoor Leadership Training, she enjoyed studying birds and was an active environmentalist.

She also earned her black belt in Aikido, was an avid reader and was a skilled computer enthusiast. She is survived by her parents, George and Norma Schrader of Tamworth, New Hampshire; sisters, Diana Witt of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Ann Kelley Salahuddin, M.D. of Ventura, Nancy Leinwand, Ph.D. of Rosemont, Pennsylvania, and Barbara Westneat Morris of Barrington, New Hampshire; longtime companion Scott Woodruff of Ventura; and her aunt, Lorraine Gibson of Venice as well as numerous other family members and friends. The family would like to acknowledge the extraordinary care Dr.

Rosemary McIntyre provided to Judith in her illness. Memorial Services will be 11am Friday, July 7 at Community Presbyterian Church, 1555 Poli Street, Ventura. Memorial contributions may be made to Nature Conservancy. Cremation arrangements are under he direction of the Ted Mayr Funeral Home, Ventura. SCHUUR, Jean Ghormley died July 4, 1995.

Beloved wife of Richard W. Schuur; loving mother of Robert Schuur, Carolyn Lantz, Eric Schuur, and Elizabeth Wright; grandmother of Casey, Kelly, and Courtney Schuur, Katherine Wright, and Richard Lantz; sister of David Ghormley and Mary Alice Tudor. Born in Seattle, Washington, Jean grew up in Beverly Hills and was graduated from Marlborough School and Stanford University. Her volunteer service made a difference: she served as a President to the Junior League of Los Angeles and of The Luminaires; she was a long time member of Las Madrinas of Childrens Hospital. The family would in lieu of flowers, donations to: Doheny Eye Institute (Jean Schuur Luminaires Memorial Fund, 1450 San Pablo St.

suite 3000, Los Angeles, CA 90033, or to the charity of your choice. Memorial services will be held 2pm, Tuesday, July 11 at Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church, 15821 Sunset Pacific Palisades. SEASON, Betty Jean beloved wife of Herman Season; loving mother of Ronald (Cindy) Season, and Barbara Season; adoring grandmother of Dana and Spencer Season; dear sister of Joe (Sylvia) Knight, and Jack (Louise) Kniaz. Services 1pm, Thursday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary THERIS, Celia Hope Armstrong Family, Directors TOWERS, Helen M.

Armstrong Family, Directors VERNOFF, Bruce David beloved husband of Gaby; devoted son of Wallace R. and Vidacia Vernoff; loving brother of Suzy (Gregory) Armenta. Services 2pm, Friday at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary VOGEL, Mortimer born May 23, 1902 in Brooklyn, New York. Husband for 65 years to Lillian; father to Norman (Joanna), Barry (Janine); grandfather to Peter, Michael, Molly and Hanna; dear friend to Barbara Vogel, Pam Cooper and so many others.

He, who worked to preserve the liberty of SO many others, died on Independence Day, July 4, 1995. Mortimer's tireless efforts to preserve justice and freedom will never be forgotten. He was an attorney from 1931 to 1995, founder of the Hollywood Anti-Natzi League, and attorney for victims of the House Un-American Activities Committee. Among his many accomplishments were: Captain of the UCLA wrestling team 1927, first and fifth president of the Valley Cities Jewish Community Center, founder and president of the San Fernando Valley Fair Housing Council, president of the San Fernando Valley Mental Health Association, chairman of the Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee, 1944 to 1947. Private burial was held at Eden Memorial Park on July 5, 1995.

Receiving guests in the family home throughout the week. Memorial Service will be held later in July at the Valley Cities Jewish Community Center. Times Obituary Information (closed Sunday) Call Ms. Ryan 1-800-528-4637, Ext. 77241 or Ext.

77242 Los Angeles Times Funeral Notices EDWARD V. WATFORD age 64. Retired Deputy Sheriff Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. deceased June 30, 1995. Service dates: August, 1964 to August, 1984.

Funeral service will be held 11am, July 10 at Stone Funeral Home, 355 E. 9th Upland with interment to follow. RALPH BARKER 69. Retired Sergeant, Los iff's June Angeles 28, Dept. 1995.

County deceased Service Sherdates: September 18, 1950 to May 19, 1977. Memorial service to be held 1pm, July 7 at Morrow's Mortuary, 9107 E. Washington Pico- Rivera. Interment private. Cemetery Lots-Crypts 2 cemetery plots in Covina Hills Forest Lawm Memorial Park $550 each.

Pp Rose Hills 2 Lots One or both OBO. 310-595-0788; 310-595-5905 pp HILLSIDE 'Everlasting Peace' Make ofr Nancy pp 4 lots Rose Hills Whittier 'Garden of Reflection' $1000ea. Pp Hills. Revelation. 2 spaces.

$1200ea. pp. NEPTUNE SOCIETY Los Angeles Burbank ARMSTRONG FAMILY MALLOY- MITTEN Ash Burial at Sea Total $488 Free Literature ALL L.A. ORANGE CO. 1(800) 286-6789 Los Angeles Funeral Directors A friend of the MOUNT I SINAI MORTUARY Los Angeles GROMAN MORTUARY, INC.

LX Groman Eden Mortuary SERVICES IN ALL CEMETERIES (800) 522-4875 LOS ANGELES MISSION HILLS ROSE HILLS, Mortuary (310) 699-0921 Located at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale Hollywood Hills Covina Hills Long Beach (800) 204-3131 MALINOW-SILVERMAN JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES New Toll Free Hillside Mortuary Cemetery Los Angeles. Obituary Notices Closed on Sundays Open Timothy Scott Donna Leigh Scott; a stepdaughter, Marissa Scott Windom, and two sons, Dean Swope and Scott Harmon. A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m. July 23 at the MET Theater, 1089 N. Oxford Ava.