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re August 20,1958 C. EFFERTZ, Brown, Lizzie, grandmother mother of of Mrs. Mrs. Lillian Bon- LYONS, Malinow David. Silverman, directors.

nie Hagerly, great of MacVEA, Amelia T. Donald and Ronald Hagerty. Pierce Brothers' Graveside services today, 3 p.m., at MAHONEY, Blanche M. Rosedale Cemetery. Reed Bros, Tapley Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles.

Geiger, directors. MARKOWITZ, David, EVANS, Herbert. Services today, 11 a.m., at Glasband 79 Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner Mortuary. Interment Mount Carmel Alhambra, directors.

Cemetery. FULCHER, S. C. Jack. MARLEAU, Pearl.

81 Pierce Brothers' Utter-McKinley's Southeast. DETROIT YORK GENNETTE, Pierce Brothers' Fred. Inglewood. MARTIN, Pierce Charles Brothers' Weed Fred Jr. Turner PITTSBURGH GETTY, Timothy Christopher Ware.

sud- Alhambra, directors. LOW denly on August 17, 1958; beloved son MASSEY, Josephine. CHICAGO of Louise Theodora Lynch and Utter-McKinley's Broadway. 29.85 89 Paul Getty, brother of George Franklin MATTHEW5, Mary. 11, Jean Ronald Eugene Paul and Utter-McKinley's Valley.

Gordon Peter Getty. McCARTHY, Lois, wife of the late NaPrivate services. In lieu of flowers, than A. McCarthy. WICHITA 921 please send donations to the church Services 12:30 p.m.

Friday at Pierce 81. of your choice. Forest Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa MonDirected by Lawn Mortuary. ica Boulevard. GIESE, Nellie.

McCULLOUGH, Anna beloved aunt of Utter-McKinley's Compton. Ruth E. Davidson. 1. 88 GILMAN, Isadore.

Services 10 a.m. today at the ChapATLANTA Services Groman and Mortuary, interment in directors. Chicago, el of Cemetery. the W. Chimes, A.

Brown Inglewood Park di- 78 GREEN, Son, Edwin Bruce. rectors. Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner McGREAL, John. FT.

WORTH 9340 A Alhambra, directors. Utter-McKinley's Highland Park, GREENBERG, Sadie. McKAY, William H. 96 NEW ORLEANS Groman Mortuary, directors. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys.

HANSON, Della. MELLINGER, Anna. 91 McKinley's Wilshire. Utter-McKinley's Wilshire. MIAMI Utter-McKinley's Pasadena.

Ulter-McKinley's HARTSOUGH, Beth. MOERKE, Edward. Compton. HAUSER, Fannie. MOUNEY, Wharton E.

Glendale. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HELLER, Dean 1864 Stearnlee, Long NEWMAN, Frank. Beach, survived by 2 sons, Randy Utter-McKinley's Eagle Rock. andy Ricky: mother, Mrs.

Zella Hel- NOVAK, Joseph J. beloved husband ler: sister, Mrs. Nancy Bessie Soderberg; of of Mrs. Ann L. Novak, grandfather grandmother, Mrs.

Heller. Pamela, Jenifer and Jerilyn NoServices Friday, 2 p.m. Memorial vak, brother of Miss Jane and Miss WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW Chapel, Sunnyside Memorial Park, Eva Novak and Mrs. Ludy Ballak. San Antonio Drive and Cherry Ave- Services Saturday 10:30 a.m.

in the WARM nue, Long Beach. B. W. Coon Funer- Wee Kirk of the Heather. HENRY, Home, John A.

directing. O'BRIEN, Directed Helen. by Forest Lawn Mortuary. OCCLUDED Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. Utter-McKinley's Wilshire.

STATIONARY MAX, TEMPERATURE 60 HEYMAN, Edward. OCKNER, Sarah. Services today, 2 p.m., at Holly. Malinow Silverman, directors. wood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman Mor- OLESEN, Caroline. Los Angeles Times (Deaths, Funeral Funeral Deaths, Funeral HIGH $69 65 1.84 81 30.27 SEATTLE, HELENA PORTLAND 92 BOISE 68 88 90 CHEYENNE 66 RENO 95. SALT LAKE 82 SAN FRANCISCO $75 78 67 LOW 81. 29.83 94 LOS ANGELES AL PHOENIX 98 From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU of COOLER LOW 70 70 COLDi LOW NIGH 30.03 100 I FORECAST Daytime Thursdey Show High Temperatures Expected Weather Conditions NATION'S WEATHER- This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday.

Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Definitions of terms used are: Cold front: A boundary line between cold air and a mass of warmer air, under which the colder air usually advances southward and eastward. Warm front: A boundary between warm air and a retreating wedge of colder air. The warm air usually advances northward and eastward. Stationary front: An air mass boundary which shows little or no movement.

Occluded front: A line along which warm air has been lifted from earth's surface by action of opposing cold air. This often causes precipitation. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure in designated areas. Marriage Licenses Issued became DOWLING- R.

21, V. 20. the DUDLEY- MAIDEN. J. 22, V.

25. in EARLY CAMPBELL. H. 48, G. 38.

EKLUND-LINWOOD. 34, M. 33. Heavy R. 36, H.

38. re- EPSTEIN-MILANIC. N. 20, M. 20.

FARRELL-TROST. W. 23, 18. Rapids FONTES VIGIL. E.

21, J. 19. G. 24, B. 20.

the FREDERICK-STALEY. J. 26, 18. FRUCHEY SANDS. J.

25, L. 18. GUILLEN. H. 24, C.

19. and GARCIA-HARLOW. E. 22, P. 19.

GARCIA-MARQUEZ. E. 22, M. 19. push GIBBS- 21, 19.

the GLENN-PROVOST. G. 34. GORDON-PHILLIPS. R.

23, 21. as GRIFFIN- GORMLEY-O'NEIL. PEDERSON. K. R.

Jr. E. 25, 50. S. 24.

GRIMM- WYNE. K. 22, 20. The HAAG- E. 21, 23.

HAIRE- -HURLEY. R. Jr. S. 48.

HALEY- SANTIS. G. 20. last HALL- W. Jr.

23, 21. inches City, HANSEN- GLAVINIA. F. Jr. 24, A.

23. HARDEMAN-ULRICH. T. 21, E. 16.

south HARRIS STEWART. R. Jr. 19, R. 20.

the HARRISON GRAY. T. 66, R. 64. cloudy HATON- D.

19, R. 18. fair D. 21, R. 20.

HAWKINS BROGAN, A. 29, M. 25. 100 HELGREN- VALEN, R. 25, C.

21. B. Jr. 27, for F. 33.

Along HONDA-SHIBUYA. A. 32, Y. 28. cloudi- HOUSTO M.

36, M. 23. HUFNEI R. 33, M. 26.

MacKENZIE, G. 26, J. 25. HUNT WHITVER. G.

51, A. 32. G. 32, B. K.

45. 26. JACKSON-JACKSON. R. 37, of JONES- RUCKER.

1 22, G. 20. JOHNSTON-LE SUEUR. C. 25, G.

23. Min. JUDIE JORDAN. B. 40, C.

38. JURKEVITCH-LENZ. A. 39, B. 36.

65 KAWAMOTO L. 27, A. 23. V. 21, S.

20. 56 KESSELMAN WALSBY. J. 31, S. 21 -PALMER.

A. 50, P. 38. LEE- HAUGE. 21.

LEWINSTEIN- KUTCHER. W. 21, M. 18. SHEPHERD.

K. 19, M. 18. LYNCH P. 27, 0.

26. 68 LYNN- L. Jr. 21, J. 20.

83 MACK MALEY- ANDERSON. J. 27, 21, 23. 68 C. 19.

-GALIAN. S. 26, 25. 66 MANN- EARHART. D.

20, 18. MARSH- WILLIAMSON B. 69, F. 66. 84 MARTINEZ RAMIREZ, S.

22, T. 21. 65 McCAI MATHIS MERRILL. J. 22, L.

21. 21. 64 McGAI LAW. 55, 25, V. 40.

64 McGINNIS McGOWAN-CARINI. VAREK. 27, S. 20. 20.

I R. 21, M. 19. 66 MILLE CHARNEY. W.

N. 49, 27, H. S. 47. 20.

MELNICKMINAS CHIAHINIAN. L. 70, B. 58. MINOR- MINOR.

E. 43, R. 38. K. 33, E.

34. 66 61 MIYANO-YAMASHINA. J. 24, B. 25.

MIYASATO KAKASU. P. 26, S. 22. 59 -ANDERSON.

L. 21, 20. 64 MYERS- -CLARK. F. Jr.

22, 18. 63 79 NASH H. 34, D. 39. NELSON MENDOZA.

T. 32. H. 36. NORRIS.

CORRELA. C. 24, F. 20. NUNO LARRIVA.

J. 22, M. 21 FEWELL. R. 21, B.

20. O'KANE- -BARDELLI. G. 30. G.

25. OSBORNI V. 20, C. 19. E.

67, E. 53. PENFOLD CHAVELLE. D. 25, B.

19. PICKETT-PRATT. B. 24, E. 19.

POORMAN-HALBERG. R. 19, J. 17. .02 POULSON CLEMMER.

J. Jr. 65, R. 66. PRIDDY- 21, P.

18. PUTNEY-TABERS. 73, M. 59. .06 REED -PAUL.

R. 55, 41. McINNES. 20, D. 18.

.05 TAUBE, J. Jr. 26, N. 21. ROLLAND TUOHY.

C. 21, M. 19. .30 ROSE- KOJIMA. H.

22, M. 24. T. SAUNDERS OLIPHANT. J.

35, J. 25. SCHMIDT-SHANLEY. N. 22, D.

18. SCOTT-SANDOVAL. 21, 24. SCOTT -TILTON. C.

21, S. 16. SHAFRAN-EDELSTEIN. J. 20, K.

P. 21. 46 SHEEHAN- SHANNON-COURTER. B. 38, 27.

OXFORD. J. 31, S. 20. SHIFLET TROTTER.

R. 28. 21. .03 STINSON. D.

Jr. 22, SMITH SMITH- CRAIG. S. 24, J. 26.

SPARKS. R. 21, C. 22. L.

26, F. 21. SPIVEY- CHAMBERS. J. 25, L.

21, STANKIS F. 23, N. 20. STEELE HAYES. D.

25, A. 23. STEIN- SOUSONGE. J. 58, N.

53. A. 19, J. 16. I ARMSTRONG.

R. 38, M. 42. THOMPSON- KELLEE. C.

23, B. 37. TUCCINARDI- VAN WOEART. J. 28, P.

18. FLOYD. R. 20, M. 19.

UPTON-EISENBREY. J. 22, E. 24. UYEMORI-YAMAMOTO.

ZENISIRO. Y. 23, M. 22. I VACA- G.

21, R. 5. 27, 17. 5. 26.

VALANTINE- DIBBLE. R. 28. J. 25.

VALLE- VARVAIS- PRUNIER, R. 35, E. 35. -MANSFIELD. 21.

VAUGH VASQUEZ- HANSEN, -MACIAS. E. 22. .37 VILLARREAL FEWER. R.

1: 20. 1.15 26, VIOLA- E. 59, F. 62. WAGNER-HAYDEN.

B. 19, C. 16. WALDEN- BANNER P. 18, R.

19. WATERMAN MELENDEZ. D. 25, J. 21.

WATSON- KALLHOFF. 0. 20, M. 20. WELLER- WILLIAMS-BOURASSA.

G. T. 26, M. 18. .15 WILLIAMS 20, M.

18. WINE- McCABE. R. 24, J. 18.

SYLVESTER, R. 18, P. 18. WRIGHT- BOOTH. M.

25, J. 23. ZALESKY YARBROUGH -CARTER. MURPHY. G.

49, E. 54. A. Jr. 19, K.

19: Divorce Suits Filed AKINS. Frances Z. against Ralph B. BARBER. ALVARADO.

Teresa A. against Rudolph. Clara against John. BEAM. BEAHM.

Katherine Stanley R. G. against Dorothy against Phillip L. BRAY. Ellen L.

against William A. CARRANZA. Andrew against Feliza. CHEADLE. Madelyn against Howard R.

CLEMENTS. Jeanne L. against William. COHEN. George L.

against Sylvia S. CONN. Ruth H. against Floyd A. DEAN.

CRAWFORD. John F. against Jeanette O. Sandra M. against Harry W.

DE PIANO. Rosemarie against Gene. DIAZ. Esther against Theodore. ESTRADA.

Encarnacion S. against Dolores S. ETTINGER. Paul against Marie. EVERETT.

Reba against James O. FARRIS. Anna M. against Carl T. FLOYD.

Lucille D. against Starlard E. FOELLINGER. Miriam against Herbert. GOODALE, Sammie M.

against George L. at HECTON. Barbara Tobie J. L. against Marvin M.

GUREWITZ. HOLZ. Marian against Frank. Robert. against 60 LA RUE.

KARLSTRAND. Josie Edward against Marilyn. 82 LACEY. Gertrude B. R.

against against Frank James A. 90 89 LOMMA. John against Ruth M. 64 LOPEZ. LUCERO.

Vivian against Edward P. Dolores against Felix R. 70 MARSHALL. William L. against Lillian.

68 87 MOSS. MORGAN. Marjorie against James. 81 June M. against Austin D.

ORTEGA. Angela against Lorenzo. PAGE. Mildred A. against John R.

PATINO. Louisa against Lawrence M. PINNEY. Ruth E. against Edward B.

POTTER. Lorraine P. against Elwood W. RANGEL. Anna M.

against Raymond G. RAYZOR. Joan against Richard. RICHARDSON. Bobbie M.

against James. RODRIGUEZ. Eullas Mary J. against Raymond. ROSS.

Jr. against Murthey L. I SAMIOF. Drusilla B. against Saul.

SANTOS. Cipriano against Micaela TAYLOR. SINCLAIR. Dorothy against Montague. Clyde C.

against Elizabeth. THOMAS. Betty M. against Richard. TURNER.

Annie M. against C. VAN ALSTYNE. Gioria against Harold. VILLA.

Jamie D. against Alano. VOGGENTHALER. Nancy C. against Richard G.

WEBB. John against Mary F. WEDESWEILER. Charles Sr. against Mrs.

Charles Sr. WILLIAMS. Elsie Inez E. against George W. WOOD.

WILSON. against John Dolores D. against Leo W. Divorces Granted BAUER. Anna M.

from Robert L. BELL. BAXTER. Dorothy from Joseph. Oma Henry F.

TELEFELD. Bertine S. from Lewis W. BOUCHER. Lieselotte from Leo G.

CLARK. Helen R. from Merle D. COMO. Nancy from Anthony L.

CONTOBELLI. Lorraine from Louis. Rachel A. from Macklin J. ESQUIVEL.

Rose frem tuary, directors. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. HILLE, Ida. Pasadena. HILLMAN, Richard beloved husband of Dorothy L.

Hillman, father of Richard G. Hillman 11, son of Richard G. and Elizabeth H. Hillman, brother Mrs. Porter E.

Kane, grandfather of Richard Harlan, Gary F. and James. A. Hillman. Services Friday at 10 a.m.

In the Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. HITCHCOCK, Emma. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. HOLLIVET, Albert E.

Edwards Colonial Mortuary. HOPF, Floyd. Utter-McKinley's Eagle Rock. JACOBS, Isadore, beloved husband of Anna Jacobs, father of Mrs. Kay Schmidt, Mrs.

Mary Colditz and Mrs. Gertrude Gladstone. Services today, 12:30 p.m., at Malinow Silverman. JONES, C. W.

(Tex), beloved husband of Alma M. Jones, brother of Mr. Allyn C. Jones and Mrs. Mildred M.

Pierson. Services Saturday at 11:30 a.m. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. KAHN, Bertha.

Services Friday, 1 p.m., at Groman Mortuary. KRAUSE, Harry, Services today, 2 p.m., at Groman Mortuary. KRUG, George. Services 1 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West ington Boulevard.

Interment Valhalla Memorial Park. KURTZ, Frank. Utter-McKinley's Valley. KROOP, Nathan, beloved husband of Jennie Kroop, loving father of Sheldon J. Kroop.

Services Friday, 11 a.m.. at Glasband Mortuary. Interment Mount Sinai Memorial Park. KWASIGROCH, Blanche "Barnett." Services 10 a.m. Friday at W.

Brown Son Funeral Home. LA GRANGE, Harold C. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. LAING, Robert beloved father of Mrs. Chase Davis and Mr.

Richard B. Laing. Private services Saturday, August 23, at Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner Mortuary Alhambra. LATCHER, Seligman.

Utter Viewpark. LEWIS, Isidor beloved husband of Bessie Lewis, father of Gershon Lewis and Mrs. Judith Berkowitz. Services today, 2 p.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel, Malinow Silverman, directors. LEWIS, Lula L.

Callanan Mortuary, directors. LLOYD, Wilber. East Los Angeles. 2ND ANNUAL Dodge '58 Hour Sale '58 Demonstrators and Executive Cars AUGUST CAR THEY'RE ALL COPYING FOR '59" to national magazine reports) Your only chance to Dodge demonstrators or executive complete Deaths, Funeral Announcements ANDRIESSEN, Isabel. Friends may call after 1 p.m.

Thursday at W. A. Brown Son Funeral Home. Services p.m. Friday.

ATKINSON, Thomas J. Callanan Mortuary, directors. AUSTIN, Charlotte. Viewpark. BAYHA, Josephine.

Utter-McKinley's Inglewood. BISSINGER, Lawrence Recitation of the Rosary 8 o'clock tonight at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Friday at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, 4246 Fulton Avenue, Studio City.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, BOWD, Genevieve. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. CHILTON, Elizabeth G. Services Saturday 1:30 p.m. at Utter-McKinley's Wilshire Chapel, 444 South Vermont.

COUPARD, Louis. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. CRONIN, Ned, beloved husband of Harriet Cronin, father of Jerry Cronin. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Drive.

Interment Pendleton, Or. DARROW, Esther Christina, beloved wife. of Dave Darrow, mother of Mrs. Mr. George Smithey Mrs.

Ruth Helen Greschke, Mr. Wayne, Smithey, Keen. Services today, 2 p.m.. at the Church of the Hills. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary Hollywood Hills.

DESHON, Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. DOBBERSTEIN, Gus. Utter-McKinley's Inglewood. DONAHUE, Thomas. Utter-McKinley's Broadway.

DORSETT, Harry E. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. DUNKLE, Genevieve W. Callanan Mortuary, directors. get one of these low mileage, cars at unprecedented selection of new cars.

Buy a '58 fabulous value 1958 Swept savings. Similar savings on Dodge now, and thrill Swept-Wing Beauty Torsion-Aire Ride D- Push-Button Drive Total Contact Brakes Terms To Fit Your Budget WHILE THEY LAST Part AUG. 21, 1958 WEATHER REPORT FORECASTS sit Cos Angeles and Vicinity: Low spreading in from coast night and ing hours but mostly sunny today and tomorrow. Not much nAn Temperatures. High today near Southern California: Night and ing low clouds coastal sections wise mostly sunny today and 19 DUE partly cloudy at times southern tains and interior with few thundershowers.

Not much change temperatures. -Oic Southern California Coastal Low clouds and local fog late through mid-morning hours but sunny afternoons today and Little change in temperatures. Southern California Intermediate leys: Mostly sunny today and but some late night and early 109 or low clouds. Not much change temperatures. California Mountain Mostly sunny today, and tomorrow a' partly cloudy at times with a thundershowers mostly San range southward.

Not much change temperatures. Southern California Interior and Regions: Mostly sunny today and row but partly cloudy at times with scattered thundershowers south and portions. Not much change in tures. High temperatures today 95 10 Arizona: Variable cloudiness with tered showers and thunderstorms and tomorrow. Not much change in peratures.

COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception to Mexican Light variable winds becoming west southwest 10 to 20 m.p.h. in afternoons today and tomorrow. Night and low clouds becoming partly sunny in ernoons. Little change in temperatures. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY ridge of high pressure extended lust north of the Hawaiian Islands eastward to British Columbia with highest pressure centered about miles west of San Francisco.

The thermal trough of low pressure from Northwestern Mexico northwestward through interior California with a low center near Needles. The onshore of marine air was moderately with considerable low cloudiness the coast from Southern Oregon south Northern Baja California. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Temperatures were warmer yesterday clouds increased and winds southwesterly over New England and Middle Atlantic States. In the Southeast temperatures remained about normal the 80s and 90s under fair skys. showers and thunderstorms were ported during the morning and afternoon.

Kent. just north of Grand reported 6.50 inches during the morning and more heavy rain was reported in Grand Rapids area during the afternoon. Heavy showers also extended westward into lowa and Eastern Nebraska southwest into Oklahoma. These showers were being touched off by another of cool air moving southward from Northern Plains. Highest temperatures were in the 60s in North Dakota cloudiness, light showers and northerly winds combined to give temperatures some 20 deg.

cooler than Tuesday. heavy showers that occurred in Western Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas Tuesday night moved into Eastern Oklahoma evening and amounts of 10 2 were reported from Oklahoma Ardmore and Sherman, Tex. Farther in Texas temperatures remained in middle or upper 90s with partly SKYS. West of the Rockies skys were to partly cloudy and afternoon temperatures in the 90s. Temperatures over were common in the Desert Southwest where Glia Bend, Ariz.

reported 111 the high temperature of the day. the immediate coast morning low ness cleared and by afternoon temperatures were a few degrees above normal. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Wednesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at local Southern California as reported to the Los Angeles office the U.S. Weather Bureau were as follows: Station- Max. Los Angeles 81 L.A.

Airport 77 Bakersfiled Beaumont Bishop Blythe Burbank 84 Campo 94 Culver City 75 Daggett 102 El Centro 103 Long Fresno Beach 99 Mt. Wilson Needles 109 Newport 70 Palmdale 101 Palm Springs 108 Pasadena 85 Paso Robles 98 Riverside Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel San Pedro Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Thermal Victorville 100 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION WEDNESDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Albany, N.Y, 86 48 Albuquerque 65 Amarillo 67 Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston, C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodge Cily Duluth El Paso Eureka Fargo Fl.

Worth Galveston Glasgow, Mont. Grand Canyon Grand Helena Junction 94 Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Medford, Or. Memphis Miami Beach Minneapolis-St. Paul New Orleans North Platte Omaha 83 Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh 82 Portland, Me. 81 Portland, Or.

92 Raleigh Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Richmond Roswell St. Louis Sacramento Salt Lake City San Antonio Francisco Sault Ste. Marie Seattle Spokane Springfield, Mo. Tampa Tucson Washington, C. Wichita Winslow Yellowstone Yuma 100 CANADIAN STATIONS (Delayed) ALASKAN STATIONS (Delayed) HAWAIIAN STATION (Delayed) FOREIGN CITIES ditions based temperatures and weather conForeign on observations taken a.m.

(PDT) Wednesday: City- Aberdeen Weather Temp. Light fog Cairo Havana Clear London Kingston cloudy Cloudy Mexico City Clear Paris Cloudy San, Juan Cloudy Tokyo Partly cloudy VITAL RECORD OFFICIAL (For BE -Thursday, Aus. 21) Marriage Licenses Issued ABBOTT-GIBSON. J. A.

21, L. 20. ALLEN- 19, BACA- VARGAS. R. 28, 23.

BAILEY GARRISON. 1. A. 30, 26. BAME-ECKERT.

J. 19, M. 19. BERENS-MEYERHOFF. R.

R. 24, E. 20. 20, 19. A.

20, 18. B. 23, A. 22. G.

27, D. 22. BOGGS W. 49, M. BRAUN- BOWIE-SCOTT.

H. Jr. R. 19, 17. BRAZEAL-BESHERSE, M.

27, 21, 22. 19. BRICH-LARSEN. F. 22, D.

20. BUMPERS PACKER. H. 29, E. 25.

BURRIS L. 20, 20. CANNON-WILSON. C. 22, M.

19. CAREY 31, M. 19. CARNEY- G. L.

29, D. 23. COLLINS- FALKENBURG, C. 23, N. 19.

CONG. TANG. T. 28. L.

21. COOPER- COOPER- GONER. R. 24, 21. CRUM-REYNOLDS.

-PAYNE C. J. 20, 26, 20. DELAHOOKE- LANGE, D. 21, DEL RICO DILLER-RAPORT.

HOWE. S. H. 21, 44, J. 20.

31 clouds mornafternoons change 82. mornother- tomorrow mounscattered in Valleys: evening mostly tomorrow. Valtomorrow morning in Areas: but scattered Bernardino in Desert tomorfew east tempera110. scattoday I tem- Border: to morning aff- from northyesterday 1000 usual extended weak push strong along of TERRY, Ida. Services Friday, 11 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Malinow Silverman, directors.

THOMPSON, Myrtle. Services 2 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. UNGER, Ralph. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys.

VOGT. Cooper J. Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica. WEAVER, Salome Brooke, beloved wife of Harry Calvin Weaver. Services Saturday at 1 p.m.

in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. WERTZ, Dixie Lee, 133 North Layton Drive, beloved wife of A. W. Wertz, mother of Robert W.

and Virginia Wertz, sister of Elsia May Otto and Claude Douthett. Services Friday, Wayside Chapel of Gates, Kingsley and Gates. 1500 South Sepulveda. WESTLING, Requiem Harold 10 a.m. today at St.

Ann's Catholic Church, 900 North Hoover. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, WHIPPLE, Minnie beloved wife Frank I. Whipple. Services Friday at 3.

p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. WILLIAMSON, John. McKinley's Viewpark.

WILLIFORD, S. Pierce Los Angeles, WRIGHT, Irene Mary. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. WOLARSKY, Martha. Services were held Wednesday, p.m., at Malinow Silverman.

FUNERAL NOTICE Golden State Lodge No. 358, will assemble Friday 10 a.m. at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn for the purpose of conducting services for our late brother, Richard Hansen Hillman. GEORGE WHEATLEY, W.M.: WINFIELD R. CRAM, Secretary.

FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers express your deepest thoughts FLOWERS. FOR FOREST LAWN FUNERALS The Flower Shop In. Forest Lawn. Charge it. Call collect CL.

6-3131. CEMETERY Lots- Crypts INGLEWOOD Cemetery, 6 fine graves. Will divide and sell any part. Mr. Morris, Br.

RE 4-7345 or HO. 4-0141. 2016 So. Western Los Angeles 18. In same location for over 30 years.

2 double interment lots in new section Inglewood Park. Big saving for cash. Private party. WE. 9-8859.

INGLEWOOD Cemetery- 3 fine graves. "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" Mr. Morris, br. RE: 4-7345 or HO. 4-0141.

MUST SACRIFICE. spaces in Forest Lawn. $1195 F.P. P.O. Box 1104, Gardena.

WE BUY GRAVES. WE. 6-7913 FOREST LAWN HOLLYWD. spaces. Choice Xirt.

buy. Pri. HU. 3-0509 NO. HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

2 lots. With care, $85 each. RE. 4-1827. Br.

FOREST LAWN, FINE SINGLE GRAVE. Call Mr. Morris RE. 4-7345, Br. BETH OLAM CEMETERY.

2 GRAVES. Call Mr. Morris HO. 4-0141 br. $450 grave for $000 in Inglewood.

2109 5th Santa Monica. EX. 9-1606 GREEN HILLS. Memory Lane. choice plots.

Cash or terms. Pri. pty. EX. By U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey FIRST 400R QUAR 400N QUARe Sept. 13 Aug. 21 Aug. 28 Sept. 6 THURSDAY, AUG.

21 Sun rises 6:19 a.m, sets 7:33 p.m. Moon rises 1:30 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Aug. High Low High Low 3:14 3.4 8:30 2.0 $3:15 0.8 22 5:09 3.4 9:53 2.4 $4:32 5.4 Low High Low High 12:08 0.4 6:40 7:38 4.0 3.6 11:23 2.5 2.3 5.6 1:07 0.1 5.8 8:20 4.3 2.0 $7:33 5.9 8:53 4.5 1.7 6.0 9:23 1.5 $8:55 5.9 Divorces Granted GILL. Peggy J.

from Eldon. GORDON. Willie J. from Robert E. GOWENS.

Lillian from Charles G. HANN. John J. from Ethel M. HELMAGE.

Aaron from Mary E. HENDERSON. Sam F. from Avie. HESS.

Phyllis M. from James L. HILL Jann K. from Chester L. HOLMAN.

Aldean from Lucille. INABA. Leland from Emiko. JOHNSON. Hubert from.

Edwina. JOHNSON. Lee R. from Lauralee M. KILGORE.

Porter from Cora. KINGREY. Wilma J. from Walter R. KIRBY.

Sam from Lucille. LAWSON, William S. from Martha M. Lliteras. Arleine D.

from Jose A. MAYFIELD. Antoinette E. L. from Harrison B.

Eva M. from George G. McDONALD. Cyril from Charlene. MELENDEZ.

Concha from Juan. MERENO. Doris A. from William MONROE. Bettye G.

from Marion D. MOORE. John W. from Lillian P. PAYNE.

PROFITA. Fred B. from Shirley A. Frank P. from Mary G.

PROVINCE. Harriet C. from John A. RICHARDSON. Lucy from Lyle R.

ROGGE, Barbara L. S. from Walter ROLSTON. Elcy F. from Richard T.

SANCHEZ. Gertrude C. from Francis A. SCHMIDT. Louise M.

from Robert. SHEKELS. Juanita F. from Robert R. STEBBINS.

Hazel N. form Floyd H. Revel J. from Phyllis J. WILLIAMS.

Viola B. from Lionel E. Deaths Funeral Announcements ADELMANN, Roberta. Utter-McKinley's East Los Angeles. ANDERSON, Carl.

Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. ANDERSON, Louise W. Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner Alhambra, directors. O'MALLEY, Gwendolyn D.

Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. PALMER (Podolsky) Ray. Services Friday, 12:30 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. PAUPAS, Helen.

Utter-McKinley's Wilshire. PEERS, Agnes beloved wife of the late Edward Porter Peers, sister of the late Mabel H. Harrison and sister of aunt of William J. Col. Harris of Marion, Lt.

William J. Harris Jr. Services Friday, 10:30 a.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. PHILLIPS, Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. Bert.

Utter-McKinley's Broadway. RIBAUDO, Jack. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood. ROBINSON, Grover. Utter-McKinley's East Los Angeles.

ROLLINS, William H. Pierce Valhalla. SANFILIPPO, Rosalie. Pierce Brothers' Simone-Fred Turner, 8536 East Las Tunas Drive, San Gabriel. SHATZ, Bertha.

Services Friday, 1 p.m.. at Eden Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. SHORT, Sarah mother of Mrs. Frederick W.

Cissna, Roy and Fred W. Short. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at the Garden Chapel of Reed Tapley Geiger. SILVA, Maria. Utter-McKinley's Huntington Park.

SMITH, Frank Albert. SMITH, Pierce Julia Crenshaw. beloved wife of Walter S. Hill Smith, mother of Mrs. Laurita and Glenn A.

Smith, sister of Miss Viva Bigham. Services Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the Directed Wee Kirk of the Heather. by Forest Lawn Mortuary. SMITH, Margaret Warren Smith, beloved father husband Warren of W.

James and Timothy T. Smith, E. Murray and Mrs. Frank Mrs. brother Rodriguez, of Mrs.

son of Mrs. E. Minnie Smith, James Lawson. at Rosary Precious this 7:30 o'clock, Blood Church. Mass Blood Friday, Church.

8 a.m., at Precious directors. Callanan Mortuary, SMITH, Bessie K. William beloved husband of E. Smith, father of Mrs. Kathryn Scott McDonald, Maior Beverly Jack brother and Ralph M.

Smith, of Miss Sallie R. Smith, also survived by 8 grandchildren. Private services Friday. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. STEINBERG, Rose.

Groman Mortuary, directors. STOCKWELL, Betty. Utter-McKinley's Broadway, SUTHERLAND, Frank L. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. Station Wagons ..53 Two door hardtops .79 Four door hardtops .58 p.m.

Tides are given in order of occurrence. First column denotes time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water. Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, 70) Long Beach, 71. funeral Directors MORTUARY IN VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK COMPLETE MORTUARY-CEMETERY SERVICES IN ONE LOCATION Valhalla Services Can Be Arranged At Any Neighborhood Pierce Brothers' Mortuary STanley 7-3133. POplar 3-9123.

UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE DU-8-2481 Groman Mortuary: SERVING JEWISH FAMILIES RI. 8-2201 CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR ESTABLISHED 1898 Two Convenient Locations 8540 Melrose, Hollywood. OL. 5-7280. 850 W.

Washington. RI. 9-0297. REED TAPLEY GEIGER Myron W. Reed John W.

Tapley Myron W. Reed Jr. Ruth M. Geiger 2045 W. WASHINGTON AT HARVARD Established 1915.

RE, 2-6115. FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemetery Together CLINTON 6-3131 Pierce Brothers Richmond 9-4151 Callanan Mortuary SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES HO. 2-2266 BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE SIXTY-SIX YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950.W. Washington Blvd.

RI. 9-5125. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 Venice Blvd, Richmond 9-8281, W. A. BROWN SON 1815.

South Flower. RI. 8-7141. ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI.

7-2121. Parker to Speak Police Chief Parker will speak at a luncheon meeting today of the Wilshire Chamber of Commerce at the Nikabob Restaurant. THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY, SUNDAY 21-22-23-24 Four door sedans .47 Convertibles 7 SWEPT-WING BEAUTIES .244 See Your Local DODGE Dealer.