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Oaolhs, Funeral AnnouncemgnU 771 Wetrther Conditions September 18,1953 MX Payroll Deductions PjatkuiU 6 loi flnjjtlf a Ctm0 Wmrt III RL. SEPT. 1 9, 1 953 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Per Frj, Seat. 1. IWI for Teachers Approved sl 6i h'ections of discrimination bv A combination payroll de duction for a health Plan and i i union uBw Organizations yesterday by the Board of 6 nine oarltof nK.

tXIS AngeleS. II I mi, 1 (Btrrww oxxio FORECASTS Ln twl enS Viciuhr: Foe Iff looa late n.ohl nd early morning nours new tee coeit, otnerwise mostly cw sies today and tomorrow continued nor illt hn temMralure today Mir 4. Iwttwrn Celtfeniie: Mostly tir o-day and tomorrow wirh lata "nt sua aarly mornine to or clouds eion aTt.rtoral i a Federation of I ma coast, umw snaiiww lastkara Celrlerale Csastel and Ister- inMxia Valleys and mmiih wn: Generally clear and continued hot too and tomorrow. Hun lira danaer. Sournara Callfonin liiterier an Oaiarl eeions: commuea vr' warm today and tomorrow Hun temperatures today near 100 uppar vel uHi And no.

lower veiievs. .1. 11mm Mffh no Fliwil wmt snowers eastern mountains today, Wostiy clear sic las alsawnare today and tomorrow. Luna chaws in temperatures. COASTAL WEATHER ia rAwraatioa ta Mexican Bordar: iimift v.j, irtFM(ti aynv i Llnt variaoia winds becoming mI to nutnweit 10 to 30 mp.n.

in alter noons! MriiU''-ca WA.M I Sal I sM U.tUft atAX.TEMftMIUK60 tooay and tmorrow. Considerable toe or low CIOU0S DUI moviy UtmT i Mot much temperature cnanse. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Irfhf kxally moderate rain showers sre occurring -trom Brihsft Columbia iHiifri ia ahout tn mouth of the Columoia Rir as a weather front moves orishora trom roe astern i-at-mi. Oanarairy fair weatner and mostly clear baics prevail througnout tne remainder of ma Pacific Coait and Pacific Southwest Stales. Tha Pacific rush consider-sbly west of its normal position but a stronf now or hinh pressura extends aast-rortheastward oyer Oregon and Hortnern California.

Tha desert thermal low is centered In tha Yuma area and pressures sre matlvtly high over tna Nevada Plateau. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY i imiuri centered over New York NATION'S WEATHER This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Shading indicates areas in which msasurable rain has fallen. Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure.

iatti ra siiw A ianjraav. I a lira Cnaaei ma Dawn, oatas. Kirtftley tSatasv Sam Monlc. rectors. SATTLER.

Hate J. Services batyroav. it a in ma little Cnaoel of lha Dawn. Gates. Kiniiley 4 Gates.

Sent Monica, directors. SCHAFER, Carl of 641 Will Rovari, rVestcrwlter, m.aChei VV. HATflltl Main Main MMI' Chester Mortuary. 73rd and La Tuera. SCHRAOER, Ada E.

Fares! Lawa Mortuary and Cemetery. SHAFFER, Aaron W. rarest Lawn en or err an temenjrr. SHAW. Lillian wdow of Dr.

Herbert Snaw. beloved lister at oeorga war- rmcton. 10 30. Saturday, Wea Kle the Heather, Fares Lawn, C'endaie. (San FranciKO paper! pleas copy.) SIMKIN, Daisy.

Fierce Brothers- van nuym. SMITH, Thomas. utter-McKinhtyi viasraam. SNEATH, Nellie G. Pierce Brothers' Heftywaad.

SOCCORSO, VitKOnta. Pierce Brothers' ilmeme, 28'4 North Broadway. SPENCER, George S. Pierce Brothers' Venice). SPRAGUE, Anna P.

Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. SPRATLEN, Lrju.e P. Services 17:30 m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Lee Amulet, 72' West Washington Boulevard. STACK, Maude A.

Pierce Brothers' ingiesraea. ITANOVITCH, John. Utler-McKinley's Wilshlre. STATLER, Edgar G. Pierce Brothers' Ln Angeles.

STEIN, otto H. Pierce Brothers' Lot Angeles. THOMPSON, Emma H. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. TOOLE Catharine Clarissa.

Pierce Santa Monteg. TREASTER, Clarence father of Lyman Treaster of visalia, also 9 grand-chi'en, a ste.ideughter Bonnie Garrison, and 2 stepsons Dewitt and George Leighton. Services 1 p.m. Monovry at Pleree Brothers' Lincoln Heights, 2517 Pasadena Avenue. TROWBRIDGE, Robert.

Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. VALTIER, Doming. Pierce Brothers' Lot VAN HEINSBERGEN, Mary Alice, Of 98S0 East Emperor, Arcadia, survived by her daughter, Mrt. John Van Vliat of Arcadia, and son, Walter Scott of South Gate. Funeral services at the Chapel of fhe Chimes.

Inglewood Park Cemetery, Saturday, 10 a.m. Lee R. Hill Mortuary, Temple City, directors In charge. VAN SLOOTEN, Mine. Utter-McKinley's Viewpark.

VARTAN, Armand. Pierce Brothers' Simone-Fred A. Turner, 8536 East Las Tunas Drive, San Gabriel. vxuunAn, 1 rpy, oeiovea nusnanu ur Gladys loving fatner of Camilla Jewart, brother of Leroy Vaughan and Dorothy M. Miller.

Services 10 a m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. WALKER. Albert Raymond. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

VTKINS, Harold late of 1537 Ken WATK neth Road, Glendaie, beloved husband of Harriet Watklns, father of Harold F. Watkins Jr. of North Hollywood and Mrs. Emory Anderson of Gtenda'e, brother of Mrs. Armin Degener of La Jolla, also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Services Saturday, In Peace Chapel, Kiefer A Eyerick Mortuary, 314 East Harvard, Glendaie. WESTLAND, John L. beloved father of John L. Westland brother of Erick Beniamin Westland, Mrs. Ruth Berry and Mrs, Phyllis Canfield, grandfather of Larry, Fred, Steven, Elizabeth and Janet Westland.

3 Friday, Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. Glendaie. WHITEFORD, Alma S. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood.

WOLFF, Seth E. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey rw titsr vsr ioot eju- oo" Rut Oct. 1J Sept.

19 Sept. Oct. FRIDAY, SEPT. 1 Sun rises 6:38 a.m., sets 6:55 p.m. Moon rises 1:22 p.m.

TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Sept. High Low High Low 19 3:27 3.5 8:10 2.5 5:40 5.2 10:24 0 6 20 5:16 3.6 9:55 2.8 4:07 5.1 0.4 21 6:30 4.0 11:33 2.6 "5:28 5.1 Low High Low High 22 12:40 0 2 7:17 4.3 12:41 2.2 6:32 5.2 23 1:26 0.2 7:52 4.6 1.8 5.3 24 2:03 0.2 8:21 4.9 1.4 8:07 5.3 Stele contributed to a broad area of gillilanD KiDrVfiLL. D. W. 17.

cloudiness and rain trom the Upper Ohio olenm-BROAN R. 47. Valley into New England, but a weather gqmfZ-SanCHFZ. E. 31, E.

30. front trailing southward along the Atlantic cRADY-OGLFSBY. R. 30, B. 30.

Coast and Into tha Northern Gulf region oRURER COHI-N C. 23 merKed tha advance edge of cooler air cuSJAFSON-TUMA. J. 3J, E. 35.

that was expected to clear skies over FNI)( tt mucn of the East High pressure near harr s-nix tr tv, t. in. the Illinois-Indiana border maintained kink AID 19 17 weather over most of the region from the AV MiiVrHOFF j'r 27 20 Plains Into the Central Aopalachians KfricPABRA ft 2'' although tha southward fringe of cooler 5-A BR A. L. 1.

ltl air touched ott thundershowars acro.s tne Gulf regions Irom Texas Into Florida. HONDA MONJI. T. 25, J. 2S.

Aiatx the Atlantic Coast Ihundershowers: HYAfT-CHASE F. Mnaired at Halteras, NC and a thun-i IMAI FURUKAA. H. 27, S. 22.

dershower erupted along the New England JONES LUNK LEY. R. 22. J. 17 coast over NantucHet, Mass.

Heaviest KANAMF- NEWVAN 21, S. 17 rams occurred near tha Texas cewst KLEINBERG-GUYER. R. 21, D. II.

Where Mathis, 30 mile northwest lehwanLABaRSKY. B. 40, B. 41. ot Corpus Chrlsti, was drenched by a i coward- FORD 35.

24. downpour of 3.11 inches. Another weather i cUJp ESLIE it 59 front across the Oexotaj and extending leij SAPRIOS Jf 33 southweslward 'nto Lnlorado marked the. LEVERENZ kNOWLTON'. W.

25, P. leading edge ot a sweep of northerly inrc.ico UINN A 25, 24 winds across the Rockies and Into the weather front preceded by MArDONALO-RIFpL. G. 32, p. 39 sculherly breezes spreading into the WARTIN-KIMMELL.

R. Sr. 54, H. 41. Upper Mlstlisipol Valley.

A few thunder-! MAR TIN PEACE. A. 43. 33. showers were scatered across the KING.

A 24. Y. 21. ern Rockies with showers northward into: MA TTILA GROVES. 19.

Wyoming. Still another disturbance push-MAXWELL-KUPSCH. K. 47, D. 37.

Ing across lha extreme Northwest spread McT AGUE MURPHY. R. 19, M. 14. atches of rain into Washington State IMICROULIS WFBER.

33, M. 21. while sunny weather remained a promi-1 MILLS McKENZIE. R. 23, P.

19. nent feature In tha Southwest boosting MITC HFLL WALLACE. H. 21, M. 14.

temperatures well above the IOO-deg. mark i MOONE ROSS. T. 19, 20. In portions of Interior Southern California MYERS MYRDAHL.

P. 33, A. 34. and ArUone. NEVIS-STRAYER.

A. 47, C. 34. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Thursday's 20 20 maximum and minimum temoeralures ti NpRTONOODSFLL. C.

20, B. 20. noint as rennrled I OLAFSON NAGLfcR. B. 3, A.

II. rwrtTi'iA MEMORIAL PARK COMPLETE MORTUARY-CEMETERY SERVICES IN ONE LOCATION Valhalla Services Cen Be Arranged At Any Neighborhood Pierce Brothers' Mortuary STanley.7-3n3. POpJar T73. UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE DU-8-2481 Groman Mortuary SERVING JEWISH FAMILIES Rl. 1-220! Ct.NMXGHAM O'COXXOR ESTABLISHED iWI Two Convfnifnt Location IMI Malrssa, Hollywood.

OL. S-73N. Rl. 147. asa vr.

Washington. FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemetery Together CLINTON 4-1131 Pierce Brothers Richmond 0-4151 Callanan Mortuary SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES HO. 2-226 BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE SIXTY-SIX YEARS OP FRIENDLY SERVICE 958 W. Washington Blvd.

Rl. 5125 EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY Downtown, 1000 Venice Blvd. Rl. t-8281. East l.a., 382 wnittier Blvd.

an. 1-2481 W. A. BROWN SON 1815 South Flower. Rl.

8-7141 KttU lAKLfcT UfcltjtK 2045 W. WASHINGTON. RE. 2-6115. ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET.

Rl. 7-tl21 El ADICTC 1 rHJKIJI FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers express i your deepest thoughts i FLOWERS FOR FOREST LAWN FUNERALS The Flower Shop in Forest Lawn. Charge it. Call collect CL. 6-3131.

CEMETERY Lots-Crypts Forest Lawn (Hlvwd fioe level lots. Mr. Morris, br. RE. 4-7345 or HO.

4-0141. 2016 So. Westero Los Angeles 18. same location tor over 30 years, Forest Lawn. Masonic sect.

Sgl. S27S. Wm. Bucklin, 777'. a No.

Coast La- guna Beach. 2 DESIRABLE lots In Hollywood (Forest Lawn) Cemeteries. DU. 8-3879. 2 choice graves.

Close to entrance. $100 each. WE. 6-7913, Dr. INGLEWOOD Cemetery.

3 choice lots. MrWVIonMsrjj VALHALLA lots at various prices. Mr. Morris, br. RE.

4-7345 or HO. 4-0141. 5264 by pty, Reas. CR. 4-3013.

2 choice spes. 4096 Vale of Peace. Forest Lawo. S375. Pr.

pty. OX. 9-1420. Marriagi licn Ittudd FRANKLIN-CLARK F. D.

51 i nr-MFDI rVK 38. Ji. 1 r.iAnnnit-rni i D. 34. 2 31 PFTRII LI-GAW R.

30. S. 19. I NKFR TON HARPER. R.

24, P. J4 PRATCH-CUNNINGHAM. M. 40, J. 31.

PRICE SMITH. E. 19, P. 20. PUSTULA HARPER.

R. 25, J. 24. RICHTER CUNNINGHAM. R.

35. R. If. ROPER WEBSTER. K.

18. N. 17. RUPP-KULHA. T.

20, M. 19. CAr-CUITAUM TAKITt AA 1ft. 14 SANTISTFVEN PENA. J.

70, J. 21. SCHNE10ER EIFLER. 25, M. 23.

33. SCHNOOR RUBERT. J. 29. I.

SCOTT KUSCH. 23, L. 21. SHERWIN SHFRWIN. B.

31, J. 25. SHULL PFAFF. F. 26.

E. 19 SILVA-KUHN. J. Jr. 20, L.

18. STF WART HOWARD. W. 37, E. 30.

TERPY STUART. 33. 36 60.THOM50N-DOLIN. R. 43.

D. 44. THORNTON-JOHNSON. C. 38, E.

14. TOLLEFSON DAVIDSON. M. 34. K.

34. TOMEI-SHINSATO. D. 35 5 34. 55iTUTT-SHAW.

R. 33, M. 25. VALENCIA CRUZ D. 35, M.

18. VALLE GARTLAND. J. Jr 23, L. 1.

VAN SWEARINGEN TARTER. K. 48, 5'iVOWELL-BRON. D. 25, 36.

iJwHALFV-KEPP. F. 25, A. 31. WILLIAMS-GOINES.

R. 19, S. 19, WIl.SOM-CHOATE. C. 22, YAMADA YAMA5AK I.

L. 35 11. 3. iKunj. J.

u. 23. Divorc Suits Filed AOAMS. Eleanor B. against Johnson.

ANDERSON. Freda S. against Curtis A. Rll I INr.St EY Mjrv I aoainst Guthrie BORSTNER. Ell7abeth aoainst Joseph N.

BRYANT. Itha against Ben H. CARROLL. Patricia A. against Robert S.

CERVANTES. Steven against Linda. CRAIG. Gail L. against Clifford R.

Idfakins. Betty L. against Farl S. FERGUSON. Ben J.

aqatnTt Tena. FICARO. Mary C. against Eugene A. FISHER.

Audrey E. against Jamet S. Igarner. Robert L. aqalnst Mattie L.

ir.lABDV fWnthv Ao.mtt I nj trip, nn 1 nn Affiliated of ine Doaru voiea, o-i, 10 'grant a request made by the Al 1 HOI ri- tVio starting this month, to cover membership dues the local and premi urns for the Kaiser Founda tion Health Plan without charge. Payment Divided By it3 action, the board will permit it3 controlling division to turn money col lected for this double pur pose over to the union which in turn is to remit premiums to the health plan. Member Harry Hillman; before voting to approve the request, wanted assurances from Clarence H. Langstaff, deputy county counsel, that the school system would not be liable should any phase of the precedure go awry. The health plan recognizes the union as it3 collecting agent, Langstaff replied, and the School Board would not be responsible to the Kaiser group.

Protest Reason Protests by the AT0LA over granting of the AFT proposal centered on the charge of discrimination against other teacher groups on the technicality that organization dues can be col lected if they are deducted in combination with health plans for which there are no collection fees levied by the schools. This single-sum deduction gives the union an unfair ad vantage. AiUbA has con tended. The latter organiza tion, because of its larger membership and organizational structure, cannot make use of the free and combination deduction meas ure as readily at present. Pilots Return to Struck Airline West Coast Airlines re sumed service yesterday after a six-hour strike by nearly 100 pilots who ended by an agreement to submit a contract dispute between the carrier and the Air Line Pilots Association to a neutral arbitrator.

A bargaining session continued past the Wesdnesday midnight strike deadline in Seattle. WCA operates in Washington, Or egon and Idaho. ti, 6otl -a at 'il 1- 1 4834 SIZES 2-8 NO. 4834 Smart for school, pretty for parties! Daughter will adore the gay flower-pot pocket filled with dainty, a y-to-embroider flowers. Jiffy-to-sew style.

Printed Pattern 4834: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 takes 1V4 yards 35-inch fabric; yard contrast Transfer of embroidery included. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accu rate. To obtain this pattern.

which includes complete sewing guides, send 35 centa (33 cents, plus 2 cents post age, all in coins) and your name, street address and zone, as well as pattern number and SIZE, all PRINTED PLAINLY, to the Fashion Bureau, Los Angeles Times, P.O. Box 167, Main Post Office, Los Angeles 53. ADVERTISEMENT Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrassed by loose teles teeth slipping, dropping or wobbllne wnen you eat, taiic or laugn. dual epnniue a uttie FASTfiEiti on youf plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort end security by holding plates more nrmiy.

no gummy, gooey, pasty last, or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid), Oet FASTEETH at any drug counter. one Denotes (HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. 2 nice Crypts. Tides are given In order ot occurrence.

I MjornsJbrJETSJ First column denotes time and second! cnrt 1 nu. 1 ni icolumn height in feet above or below Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, 68; Long Beach, 67. Funerrl AnnouncemtnU AASEN, O'Ltna. Services SriturtJay, Gfce Chripfpl, tngiewood frk Cemetery. Armjtronv fuckwr Mortuary, Bak- ANHDF.

Prsnrai AA r1 -Intel c. Andre, mother of Roger A. Grot, tfAuqhtr of Wr. and Mr Guv Montg ornery, sister of Harold Montgomery. Services 3 pm.

Saturday at Pierce Brother' Beverly Hi Us, 417 North Maple Drive. ASCELLO, Rose. Pierce Brothers' Simon. 73 North Broadway BALL, Albart JoMpft. balovwf husband of Kathrini? C.

Ball, brother of Vrs. Annie Ottartjain and Mri. Amy B. Croft. Services Saturday.

II 30 am. at Hillside Church, Rosa Hills Memorial! Mortuary, BARTH, Rudolph W. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuyt. BEERY, Frederick H. Puree Inglowood BENNER, Mabel.

Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park. BERNSTEIN, Gertrude. Services Friday. II at Hillside Memorial Park, Malinow Silverman, directors. BLACK, Myrtle.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. BLACKWOOD, Waves. Pierce Brohters' Inglewood. BONAS, Charles of 7624 East Saxon, South San Gabriel, passed away Sep. tember 17.

Rosary Friday, 7:30 and Mass Saturday, 9 a.m.. both at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, San Gabriel. Wilson-Carter, Monterey Park, directors in charge. BOWERS, Henry W.

Pierce Brothers' Inglewood. BRANDT, Robert Alston. Requiem Mass today, 10 a at Cathedral Chanel. Cunningham A Connor, director. BRILLIANT.

Alex. Malinow 8, Silverman, Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. BUCHER, Rosa M. Pierce Beverly CANO, Martin. utter-McKinley't Hollywood.

CARTER, Joseph loving father of Bar bara Worlev, Jo Anne Moxley and Joseph R. Carter, loving brother of Tony, Teresa Anselmo, Jennie Pesca-tore, also survived by 6 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8 o'clock, at Utter-McKinley't Viewpark Chapel. Mass Saturday, 9 a at St. Augustine's Church.

Interment Holy Cross. CATUREGLI, Bertha. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood. CLAIREMONT, Leonora C. Hammond-Mispagel Ruppe.

CLARK, Albert C. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. CLIFFORD, Helen Sayre, late of 1150 North Louise Street, Glendaie, loving sister of Clara L. and Viola Savre of Glendaie and Mrs. Bertha Young ot Oial, aunt of Barbara Harmon ot Culver City.

Services Monday, 10:30 a In fhe Chaoel of Sacred Memories. L. Scovern i. Son, 838 South Brand Boule tunntLL, nrtaraarer, or air 7 wesr luern aireei, lovtnq wne or ueimar v.onneil, mother of Jack D. Connell, sister of William J.

and Charles Thomas of Ohio. Services Saturday, 9 a at Utter- McKinley's Southwest Mortuary. CRITTENDEN, Esther K. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. DANKS, Thomas C.

Pierce Brothers' Intlewood. DAVY, Leland w. Pierce Brothers' L01 Angeles. Ol CARLO, Marianne. Utter-McKinlev's Viawoark.

DOWNEY, James J. Cunningham A O'Connor Hollywood. EAGAN, Martha L. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. FRECKLETON, Russell.

Utter-McKinley't Inglewood. FULTON, Mildred. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GARVER, Esther "Pat." Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GILLESPIE, Lime, beloved mother of Col.

Flovd T. Gillespie and Mrs. Marv Lucille Fern, grandmother of Forest Haines Gillespie Mrs. Betty Ann Schiff and Charles Fern Jr. 11-30, Saturday, Wee Kirk 0 Heather, Forest Lawn.

Glendaie. the GRAFF, Arthur. Malinow A Silverman, GREEN, Clara. Malinow A Silverman, directors. GREYWOLD, William G.

Services Saturday. 10 a at Sny- ders Southwest Mortuary. Please omit flowers. GUTHRIE, Ravne, beloved wife of Har vey Guthrie, sister of Georgia Ericsson. Private services.

Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors. In lieu of flowers, donate to the Cancer Society HACK, Eugene, beloved son 0 IGwendolvn i and George R. Hack, brnthpr ot Rob Die. Kavmono and 00a Hack Services Saturday. 2:30 at Bell Mortuary Chapel.

HARDY, LeRov James. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. HERZ, Walter. Malinow A Silverman, directors, HICKLE, George Elroy. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys.

HIDALGO, Mario. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood. HIGGINS, Mabel. Utter-McKmley'i Eagle Rock. HOLTZMAN, Max.

Groman Mortuary, directors. HURST, Dr. Ira L. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. JOHNS, Carrie beloved aunt of Raymond w.

Stinson and Mrs. Bcrnice Holly. 10, Saturday, Little Churrh of the Flowers, Forest Lawn, Glendaie. JOHNSON, Albert Stroup. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

KALTMAN, Adolph. Graveside services today, 3 at Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. KEATING, William J. pierce Brotners' Valhalla, KREKELER, Emma loving mother of Mildred Krekeler and Lorettn Flvnn.

sister of John Nuneman of St. Louis, grandmother of Catherine V. Bonalv Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8 o'clock, at St. Brigld's Church, 53rd and Western. Reouiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at St.

Brlgid's Church. Interment Holv Cross Cemetery. Hammond-Mispagel A Ruppe, directors. KRIEGER, Louis beloved husband of Florence, fond father of Zelda Plot-kin, Charlotte Klein and Juailh Arlan, grandfather of 4. Services today, 11 at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel.

Malinow A Silvermen, directors. i 1 Di.hu anain.t I Deathi, Funral Announcements KUROFSKV, Marl, beloved mother of Ken Whitman and Harold Kurofsky Services Friday, 1 p.m. at the Home ot Peace Mausoleum Chape In lieu of flower, send donations to City of Hopt. Malinow Silverman, directors LEWIS Ralph M. ritrcn nramtri' insirwooa.

LOCKER. Pearl, Graveside services Sunday, 30 p.m., at HiiKide Memorial Park. Cro-man Mortuary, directors. LOCKER, Robert D. Graveside services Sunday, pm, at Hillside Memorial Park.

Ore-man Mortuary, directors. LOWE, Orri Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemitery. WANN, (Silverman) Dr. Gcd.ll. Services today, 1 at Sholom Memorial Park.

Clasband Mortuary, directors. MAYER, Groman Mortuary, McCLELLAN, Austin C. Pierce South Citiei. McCOLLUM, Evelyn Leona, wife of C. D.

McCollum, mother of Kenneth E. Mc-Coilum and Carol A. Mahon, sister of Cecil F. Sickles, also survived by 8 grandchildren. Services Saturday, 230 at Rainbow Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park.

Whittier. Rot Hills Mortuary conducting. MCCORMICK, Mri. Annie J. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

McLaughlin, Nora at Anaheim, loving mother of Esther Plettl of Anaheim, Louise Hart of Los Angeles and Ernest McLaughlin of Los Angeles. Rosary in chapel of Backs, Trout-man A Kaulbart Friday, 7 p.m. Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at St. Boniface Church, Anaheim. Interment Holy Sepulcher.

McMAHON, Wilbur, Utter-McKinley't southwest. MERMILLION, Michael. Utter-McKinley't Huntington Park. MILLER, Julia. Pierce Brothers' Lot Angeles.

MINOR, Margaret. Uller-McKinley't Pasadena. MITCHELL, Lf. James U.S. A beloved husband of Patricia Mitchell, Inving father of John and William Mitchell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, brother of Mrs. 0. Mc-Duff and William Mitchell. Rosary this evening, 9 o'clock, at Cathedral Chapel, 927 South La Brca Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at Cathedral Chapel.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. MITCHELL, Susan C. beloved mother of Eva Bartell and George Mitchell, sister of Olive Drumm and Lewis Bal- som. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., at the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery.

Snvdars Southwest Mortuary, directors. MOELLER, Elmer George, husband of Mary N. Moeller, father of Patricia Borggrelide, brother of Clarice Nis-sen, son of Clara Moeller. Services Saturday, 2 30 m. at Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park.

Whitlier. Rosa Hills Mortuary conducting MORGAN. Ernest A. IE. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood.

MUNSON, Marguerite Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. MURDOCK, Homer Ray. Pierce Brothers Van Nuys. MURPHY. Fannie.

Utter-McKinley's Wilshire. ODERKIRK, Lloyd E. Services Saturday. 10 a at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. OGLE, Bonnie Vernon.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. OLSON, Kenneth R. Pierce Brothers Los Angeles. OLY, Anna C. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood.

O'SHEA, Patrick J. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. PATLIAN, Arllne A. 2, Monday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Branch. PASELA, Stanley.

Utter-McKinlev's Viewpark. RAAEN, Sophia Maria, late of 6912 Cam-rose Drive, beloved wife of Hans Raaen, loving mother ot Esther Heyne and Doqmar Chaffin. Services today, 1 p.m., ot the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery Utter-McKinley's Strother Mortuary, 6740 Hollywood Boulevard, directors. RAGUS, Louie, ot Baldwin Park, beloved husband of Nora Ragus. loving father of Mrs.

Rose VanOorl aod Mrs. Bertha Gill. Rosary 8 o'clock tonight at St. Louis of France Church, Temple and Ardilia Street, Bassett, Cal. Mass 9 am.

Saturday at the church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Baldwin Park Funeral Home, directors. RANDOLPH, John. utrer-rvtcKtniev's pasaoene.

RANIERO. Ruqeiera "Jimmie." i Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, iREYNIER, Mrs. Lucylle B. i Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner, i Alhamnra, directors.

1 Richards, jonn Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. RIDDLE, Barbara E. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. ROBBINS, Arthur C. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

ROSENBERG, Harry, Services Sunday, V30 p.m., at Hill side Mausoleum Chapel. Clasband Mortuary, directors. RUBENSTEIN, Meyer. Malinow A Silverman, directors. RUBY, Gladvs.

Utter-McKinley's Broadway. RUOASILL, Philip A. Hammond-Mispaeel A Ruppe. RUTLEOGE, Henry of 6900 Stewart Avenue, westcnester. Services Friday, II a at Chapel of the Ivy.

Hardin A Flanagan West-Chester Mortuary, 73rd and La Tiiera RYKOFF, Joseph beloved husband of Sara M. Rvkoff, loving father of Judith Klinqstein and Richard Rvkoff, fond brother of Belle Markus, Lottie Milter, Mollie Labens, Bessie Rosenberg, Luella Maslon and Saul RvkoH Services Friday, 2 Pm, at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Groman rvionuary, directors. SAISHO, Soiuro, beloved husband of Ye- suno, father of Kivoshi. Taira.

Ka- zuil, Ted, Mmes. Sakave Oki. Masako isnikawa and Haruve Yamada Services 8 P.m. September 22 at 342 East First Street. Fukui Mortuary, directors.

SARTORI, Anton husband of Marv R. of South Pasadena, father of Anton, brother of Mrs. Isaac Strubie, Mrs. Frederick Lennon and Rosemary Sartor I. Rosary Friday, I p.m., and Reouiem Mass Saturday, 8:15 a.m., bolh at Holv Family Church, South Pasadena Interment Resurrection.

Wendell P. Cabot A Sons, Pasadena, directors. and other WIUIAM I. IDWAIM President a r. c-1 era M2I1 1 something iifcwljs a to tha Los Angeles office of tha U.S.

Weather Bureau were at follows: Station Max, Lot Angelas L.A. Airport Bakarstield 91 Bishop '4 Blyfhe 106 Burbank Campo 94 Culver City Daooett ll Centre 10 Long Beach B3. Mrjntebello OS Needles 104 Newport 75 F-elmdale 5 Palm Springs 108 Pasadena '6 Paso Roblet Riverside vs Sandharg 84 San Bernardino 98 Sari Dieeo rji Sen Gabriel 98 San Pedro 77 Santa Ana 87 Santa Barbara. 78 Santa Maria 82 Santa Monica ae Tnermal 100 Torrance 83 Victorville 94 Warner Sprlngt 94 Vln tiX 60 64 47 74 45 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION THURSDAY Preclol- Itatlon Max. Albany, 64 Albuouerqug 84 Amarlllo 84 Atlanta 81 Birmingham 8t Bismarck 79 Boise 75 Boston 60 Brownsville Buffalo 63 Casper 77 Cheyenne, Wvo.

70 Chicago 63 Cincinnati 70 Clevelond 62 Mln. tationf 55 59 50 69 68 57 46 55 74 56 51 54 -65i 18 -J 1 04 19 .93 57 55 51 47 54 51 42 65 55 52 67 57 75 45 47 55 47 56 73 53 64 58 58 82 48 75 62 51 50 52 60 75 57 52 53 69 60 41 49 51 58 51 57 7 54 48 42 53 74 75 69 53 62 27 74 Columbut, 0 69 01 Denver 74 Det Molnet 75 Detroit 65 Dodge City 80 Duluth 62 El Paso 85 Eureka 62 Fargo 74 Ft, Worth 82 Fresno 94 Galveston 82 Glasgow, Mont. 71 Grand Canyon 77 Grand Junction 78 Helen 68 Huron, D. 81 Jacksonville 94 05 2 56 Kansas City 76 tat Vegai, Nev 99 Little Rock 77 Louisville 71 Miami Beach 88 Minneapoiit-St. Paul 75 New Orleans 89 New York City 75 North Platte, Neb 78 Omeha 73 Oklahoma City 79 Philadelphia 77 Phoenix 103 Pittsburgh 62 Portland, Ma 55 Portland, Or 76 Raleigh 83 Rapid City 74 Reno 84 Richmond 80 Roawell 85 Secramento 94 St.

Loui! 7i Salt Lake City 81 San Antonio 83 San Francleco 88 Springfield. Mo 75 Sault Ste. Marie 64 Seattle 63 Tampa 92 Tucenn .....97 Washington, 78 Wichita 75 Wlnslow 88 Yellowitone 64 Yuma 108 .15 ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage ..59 41 Falrbankt 58 24 Juneau 41 31 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 45 41 Edmonton 44 41 Montreal 55 52 Ottawa 54 57 Regme 71 42 Toronto 44 55 Vancouver 54 53 .30 Winnipeg 51 HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 84 71 01 FOREIGN CITIES Foreign temperetures end weather eon- ditions based on observations taken 11 a IPDT) Thursday City Weather Aberdeen Cloudy Ankara Clear Berlin Rain Brussels' Clear Cairo Clear Casablance Clear Copenhagen Cloudy Havana Partly Cloudy Kingston Cloudy London Cloudy Madrid Clear Mexico City Cloudy Paris Cloudy Rome Cloudy Sen Juen Clear Stockholm Clear Tokyo Clear Warsaw Cloudy VITAL RECORD Marriage Licenses Issued AOAMS ANDREWS. T. 20, II.

W. 27, C. 22. ALTE NF ELDER KAPPAUF. 32, ANDERSON BFCK.

D. 51, M. 42. ANDERI-ON PRATER. J.

21, B. 20. BAGLEY MFAD. H. 23, P.

20. BARRETT BUMS. W. 43, M. 27.

BONN-DAVIS. W. IB, S. 17, BRIDWELL LONSDALE. J.

31, J. 29. BRlWN-COLMAN S. 20, P. 18.

CAR THAN WILLIAMS. L. 23, D. 4, CASTER-HECOX. F.

24, N. 20. J. 20, K. 19.

COIA-BOYCe. J. 24, O. 19. COMPITO-ROSERTS.

B. 48, I. 39. COOK-BOSHAK. M.

22, O. 20. CRANDALL KEBER O. 24, 19. DR LA CRUZ-RODRIGUEZ.

A. 29, 0, DeWITT-COX. J. Jr. 12, 31.

DICKSON -WELCH J. 24, L. 24. DOM I NGUEZ ROMERO. D.

Jr. 2J, L. FAIRriOTH GATLIN. H. 33.

R. 34. FITZPATRICrv-SYFRIO, J. 25, R. IS, 6 66.

51 59 63. 55 60, ji ii aq, I i 55 11 09 88 08 15 30' 55 81 U' Temp. S7 63 59 75 87 89' 64 70 88 J4 70' 54 11.1 .7 JT i Lucv aoainst Willie. HARVEST. Irona aqainst Johnnie B.

HASKELL. Jerry aoainst Muriel. HELM. Vivian K. aoainst Fdwin.

HFREDIA. Isabel aqainst Carlos. HERNANDEZ. Vincent aoainst Herllnda. HODGES.

Al R. attains? Nlcey. UJ'U-CCD In. I Mi HUBBARD. Shirley aoainst Robert' E.

HUEBNE R. Malvina M. against Fred J. LEONARD. Katheryn B.

aoainst George. LUCADO. Sylvia C. against Archie. LUNA.

Susao aoainst Gregory. MASSEY. Annie L. against Arthur. McCLAMY.

Joyce aoainst Coley L. McCLOSKEY. Adeline aoainst Joseph. MIGLIORE. Lillian C.

aqainst Lawrence. MIRROW. Tessie against Jacob. MORTON. Llllie C.

aoainst Harold. MYERS. Wanda F. aqainst Russell C. PLAIA.

Patricia A. aqainst Michael A. PRFZA. Irma V. egainit Arturo V.

RABB. Freddie M. aqainst Lovett C. PANS. Mildred N.

against Raymond H. RAOUN. Vera aqainst Char es. ROBERTS. Patricia A.

aqainst Herbert. ROBINSON. Robert L. against Julia A. SCHFUERMAN.

Henry against Fsther. I SCOTT. Dorothy aoainst Marshall. SFSSION. Lena M.

aoainst Robert L. I SHAW. Kathrvn E. aqainst Harold E. SHFLLEY.

Frankie M. aoainst Edwin. SMITH. Dornthv aoainst Kenneth E. SMITH, Kathrvn M.

against Hubert H. STFIFR. Harriette aoainst Harry. STPONACH. Charlotte M.

aqainst Robert. TAMAYA Shigeko aoainst Masavki. WHITLOCK. Leanna aqainst Willie 0. WIGTON.

Sally aqainst Merle M. WILKERSON. Richard E. aqainst Joyce. WILSON.

Gloria B. aqainst Wilmer. Divorces Granted ASHLEY. Eleanor from Anthony C. BALDWIN.

Thomas W. from Phyllis S. BEAVER Eleanor M. trom Norman E. BENTLEY.

Mildred E. from Caryl L. I BISHOP. Mary P. from Paul J.

BREWSTER. Amy F. from Jack O. BROCKMAN. Barbara L.

from Francis C. BROGAN. Dorothy L. from Ronald F. CAMPBELL.

Betty J. from Jesse R. CARDWELL. Gloria from Harold O. CASPER.

Letha J. from Charles W. CLARK. Patricia A. from Ross S.

CLINTON. Virginia H. from Manuj P. CUELLAR. Emma from Leonard.

DAY. Diane Elinor from Calvin W. DIAMOND. Joan P. trom Sanford N.

Dl BIASI. Carol G. from Victor. ELLWOOO. Julia B.

from William J. Eir.1 flemrm ftAu.M FISHEL. Marian from Jerome. i FORBES, Frances J. from Rirhard A.

'FRANKS. John B. trom Dorothy P. Oakhc it. Louise from josenh.

GIFFORD. Ruth W. from Harold W. GILBERT. Laurie from Ross GREFNLY.

Margaret R. from Jack R. HARBERT. Ollie from Thomas. HUBBARD.

Jacnuehne M. trom Ronald D. HUBER. Mariene L. from Walter A.

JUNE 5. Janet trom Everett. atjKASTNER. Vivian L. from Chef A.

KENDALL. Kafuko I. from Fred W. Kj I "Vt j-' -X Vi i wtlmsy! a plain pump, delicately Here's 11 1 liJi KEOKE. Lee trom Dorothy.

KLUN. Elranor L. from Anthony. KREBS. Mary I.

from Howard. 5VLEE. Irene N. from Ralph R. MANIES.

Mildred G. from Luther S. MAZZULLO. Katherine L. from John A.

73'McCLURE. Barbara M. from John N. Sylvia L. from James K.

1 McCOLLUM. Mercia T. from Arthur McGRATH. Margaret from John V. AJiMcMILLON.

Alvle W. from Eicie V. McPETERS. Jewell D. from Ocie.

48'McWILLIAMS. Svlvia C. from David C. MELTON. Donald W.

from Leah P. MENDOZA. Esther G. from Freddie. MILIFR.

Margaret from Gerald W. MOORE. Ruth Audrey from Harold S. MORALES. Dolores H.

from Michael R. MORSE. Sally J. from Dale K. riJjjjoaea viix a email jjuw riuing ai uie very ii from a long parade of new fall footwear adver- J' tiscd in The Times this month.

Here you will find far more shoe ads to choose from than in all other Los Angeles newspapers combined. A complete, reverent funeral costs less at Los Angeles' finest mortuaries Eios Aiidelcs Times '185, '350, '415 OMt CAU. TAKES CARE Or tVERYTHINO. HELIABLC INFORMATION ON FUNERAL SERVICE FOR VETERANS. wuNii.

Aimee trom Arturo ryi, p. NEiS. John E. from Morion E. NICHOSIAN.

Stephen J. from Nelle M. OR an. Lurllne from Autire. PAUWFLS.

Gloria M. from Leo R. PEMBERTON. Esther H. Irom Laurence PEPKINS.

Betty J. from Robert E. PIEROTTI. Kate from Louis. PniNnPXTFR Harnlri Irnm Umm E.jPUGH.

Barbara E. from James E. PAMSEYER. Virginia L. from Richard J.

ROHtRis. uoromy j. from Benme Jr. I ROBINSON, Paul R. Jr.

from Hettie F. I ROBINSON. Virginia M. from Llovd M. iROOGFOS.

Cecelia from Marlon E. SHFRWIN Mthleen R. from Bill D. Thomas from Lnrrame. sLAntR.

fatty l. trom Harold R. VITH. Joseph W. trom Gloria H.

STANLEY. James L. from EMen L. STANLOW. Snirley A.

from Arthur J. SIEWART. Jessie R. from William TODD. Jack from Gertrude A.

TRIPP Roqer w. from Rose M. WACHS. Maynard L. from Prudence A.

WHITFING. Josephine from William F. WICKHAM B. Joanne from Bobby WILKINSON. Georgette from Edwin J.

WILLIAMS. Flirahefh A from Robert I. YANNETTI. Letha A. from James AA.

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