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SEPT. 17, 1967 Los Angeles Times SAN LUIS, OBISPO BAKERSFIELD 58 77 65 92 SANTA MARIA 57 76 PALMDALE SANTA BARBARA 55 92 58 72 MT. WILSON BURBANK 56 76 63 86 SAN BERNARDINO LOS CIVIC ANGELES CENTER 54 91 SANTA MONICA 66 83 RIVERSIDE 65 72 55 90 PALM SPRINGS SANTA ANA 65 105 65 82 SEA LEVEL PRESSURE LONG BEACH INCHES OF MERCURY 29.83 TEMPERATURE FORECAST PREDICTIONS FOR 66 75 LOW AND HIGH SAN DIEGO LOCAL AREAS Sept. 17, 1967 LOS ANGELES- Night and morning fog, but sunny most of the day. BEACHES Cloudy until noon then hazy sunshine.

High temperatures in mid 70's. Water 68 to 71. MOUNTAINS Sunny with some clouds at times today and Monday. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY. Late night and morning fog, but mostly sunny this afternoon.

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Local fog through morning hours but mostly sunny late morning and afternoons today and Monday. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE Fog late night and early morning hours but mostly sunny today and Monday. ORANGE COUNTY-Late night and morning fog, but mostly sunny this afternoon. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS -Mostly clear nights and sunny days through Monday but some high cloudiness at times. Highs today 88 to 98 upper valleys and 98 to 108 lower valleys.

For latest information, dial 554-1212 OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT (For Sunday, Sept, 17, 1967) FORECASTS San Francisco Bay Area: Partly cloudy today. Clearing tonight then mostly fair Monday. High today in San Francisco 65, Oakland 70, San Mateo and San Rafael 75. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. Northern and Central California: Cloudiness clearing south coast today.

Chance of light rain D. Cape Mendocino northward. Partly cloudy north coast tonight and Monday. Fair otherwise through Monday. Sierra Nevada: Mostly fair through Monday.

San Joaquin Valley: Fair through Monday. Slightly cooler today with high 85 to 95. Gentle wind. Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Fair through Monday except for night and morning low overcast. High today 72 to 82 except in low 60s along the beaches.

Westerly wind 10 to 15 knots in afternoons. Monterey Bay Area: Fair through Monday except fog and low overcast night and morning but more persistent today. High today 65 to 72. Westerly wind 10 to 15 knots afternoons. Southern Nevada: Sunny with some high clouds today and Monday.

Highs today 90 to 100. COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception te Mexican Border: Light, variable winds night and morning hours becoming westerly 10 to 18 knots in afternoons today and Monday, Low clouds night and morning hours but mostly sunny afternoons. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY trough of low pressure extended from northwestern Mexico through southwestern Arizona and the interior of California. Weak high pressure centered about 700 miles southwest of Los Angeles. A weak low pressure centered about 700 miles west of the Oregon coast.

The west coast had variable cloudiness and some fog. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Weather history was being made. Hurricane Doria struck the Mid-Atlantic coast from a seaward angle, the first time on record of such a happening for this area. And since it scored a direct hit from the sea, tides are much higher than would. be the case with a similar storm moving up the Atlantic coast.

Meanwhile, Beulah approached the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean and could develop into a massive hurricane over the very warm waters of the Gulf. Chloe was about 525 miles south-southwest of Cape Race, Newfoundland, moving north at 14 m.p.h. Highest winds were estimated at 100 m.p.h. All of the hurricanes are under careful surveillance by either weather satellite pictures, radar or aircraft reconnaissance. A large blocking high pressure system continued over the Northeast, sustained in part by warm air pumped inland by Hurricane Doria.

The weather map showed little over-all change in almost a week across the United States with deep and nearly stationary pressure systems dominating. Normal west-to-east movement ceased. And the steering westerlies aloft were displaced far northward, close to the Arctic Circle. As a result, much of the country -was under above-normal temperatures for the season with a light wind field and fair skies. Temperatures ranged from a low of 32 at Butte, to a high of 104 at Palm Springs, Calif.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES Saturday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station- Max. Min. Los Angeles 83. 66 L.A.

Airport 75 66 Apple Valley 92 51 Bakersfield 94 67 Beaumont 92 56 Beverly Hills 78 65 Big Bear Lake 69 36 Bishop 89 45 Burbank 86 64 Culver City 80 65 El Centro 103 70 Fresno 94 58 Lake Arrowhead 76 57 Long Beach 76 65 Needles 101 59 Newport 73 66 Ontario Palmdale 94 57 Palm Springs Tram 66 38 Riverside 90 55 Sandberg 58 San Bernardino 63 San Diego 66 San Santa Gabriel Ana 87 63 81 65 Santa Barbara 73 59 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, low, TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST SATURDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Albuquerque 80 53 Eureka 70 55 Flagstaff 35 Las Vegas 96 61 Phoenix 65 Portland, Ore. 82 52 Red Bluff 95 59 Reno 85. 35 Sacramento 90 58 San Francisco 69 60 Seattle 91 57 Yellowstone 65 26 TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION SATURDAY Precipi- Station- Max.

Min, tation Albany, N.Y. 82 57 Amarillo 80 50 Anchorage 54 39 Asheville 80 Atlanta 82 Billings 53 Birmingham 83 Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington, Vt. 79 Casper Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W. Va.

Charlotte, N.C. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, 0. Denver 03 Des Moines 0 Detroit 83 Duluth El Paso 01 Fairbanks Fargo .08 Ft. Worth 01 Great Falls Helena Honolulu .05 Houston Indianapolis Jackson, Miss. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Little Rock 82 8 Weather Conditions Sept.

16, 1967 CANADA 29.24 cate maximum temperature. has fallen. The circled Shading indicates area in which measurable rain letters indicate high and low barometric pressure. MONT. 71 BISMARCK 67 HELENA 68 PAUL 82 :79 69 69 BOISE PITTSBURGH NEW YORK DES MOINES 074-483 84.

185 UTAH 75 81, CHICAGO A COLO. OMAHA ILL RENO SALT LAKE CITY 63 DENVER WICHITA: ST. LOUIS SAN 81 Doria 1790 86 82, 80 OKLAHOMA CITY: MEMPHIS 75 83,6 99 ATLANTA LOS PHOENIX 75 WORTH 85. Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU NEW ORLEANS 11.80 84 COLD MIAM; Role FIGURES WEATHER SHOWN ARE FRONTS MAXIMUM RAINS TEMPERATURES SNOW: FOR THE DAY Showers WARM 90 COLD' High Temperatures Expected OCCLUDED figures Show For Daytime Sunday STATIONARY WIND DIRECTION Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Local Forecast FORECAST NATION'S WEATHER- -This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions Saturday.

Figures beside cities indi- Deaths, Funeral Announcements GRAYLESS, Clyde Skipper, beloved husband of Mrs. Opal P. Grayless, father of Eyril Grayless and Mrs. Eleanor Bixby; son of Mrs. Edith B.

Huff, brother of Mrs. Mary Conlee, also survived by grandchildren. Service 3 p.m. Monday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary.

GUDENBERG. Martin. Mount Sinai Mortuary. HORWITZ, Harry, devoted father of George Howard, Jerry Howard. Lillian Serber and Evelyn Stein: brother of Mrs.

Bednick, grandfather of 11, great-grandfather of 4 Service Sunday 3 p.m. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. JENSEN, William of Culver City, father of Robert L. Jensen, brother of Mrs.

Goldie Lewis of Sebastopol, Calif. Service Tuesday 2 p.m. in the Sunrise Chapel of Gates. Kingsley Gates, Culver City. KATZ.

Ernest. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. KEENAN. William beloved husband of Mrs. Lucile B.

Keenan, beloved father of Mrs. Marjorie Rodak and Mrs. Louise Bain. grandfather of Miss Karen and Master Scott Bain. Service 10 a.m.

Tuesday. Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. KO, Helen beloved wife of Locchue Ko, mother of Elaine and Robert. Service Tuesday 11:30 a.m.

at Armstrong Family Mortuary. KOCH, Leah. Service Sunday 12 noon at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. KRANTZ.

Molly. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. LANGER. Meier. Malinow Silverman Mortuary.

LARGO, James. Armstrong Family, directors. LEIBOVITZ, Fannie, formerly of Chicago, devoted mother of Clara Steinberg, Harry Cohen, Gertrude Weinstein. Nathan Cohen of Forest Park, Mollie Cohen and the late Minnie Borris, adored grandmother of 16, great-grandmother of 24. great-great-grandmother of 5.

Service Monday p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. LONGWITH, James aged 77. of Tujunga, survived by sons James Wayne Cecil L.

and Dale 2 brothers Russell and Al Longwith, and 7 grandchildren. Service Monday 2 p.m. at the J. T. Oswald Reseda Mortuary.

LUNDY, David, (deceased's father was Joseph Lundy, of County Monaghan, Ireland), beloved husband of Mrs. Marguerite W. Lundy, uncle of Joseph E. Lundy and Norman M. Wood.

Service 2 p.m. Monday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, MANN, Ralph H. Cunningham O'Connor. MANNON, Marion H.

Service Monday 10 a.m. In Ritter Chapel of Wilshire Methodist Church, 711 S. Plymouth Blvd. Reed Tapley directors. McKENZIE, Eva B.

Armstrong Family, directors. MEYER, Manuel, loving father of Julian Meyer, Eunice Hefter and Elaine Rosenberg. Interment Chicago, Ill. Wil. len-Glasband Hollywood Memorial Chapel, directors.

Westwood Village Bogen. Mortuary. MEYERS, Sophie MIJARES. Ignacio. Armstrong Family, directors.

MURPHY, Francis G. Callanan Mortuary, directors. MUSANTE, Augustine beloved husband of Mary, father of I John, also 2 grandchildren and 1 brother Stephen. Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. at St.

James Church. Mass Tuesday 12 noon at the church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Pierce Brothers' Culver City, directors. OLSEN, Irene V.

Forest Lawn PALMER, Eileen Mary, passed away Sept. 16, loving wife of Frank. mother of Larry, sister of John 'Farrell and Mae Kellen; also survived by mother. brothers and sisters in England and Ireland. Rosary, 7:30 p.m.

Monday at McCormick Mortuary, Inglewood. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Augustine Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv.

PERKINS. William. Armstrong Family. directors. POLIM, Abraham, beloved father of Harry L.

and Elizabeth Polim, Ricky Harris, Ann Polim, Faye Schwartz and Gertrude Goldfarb: also survived by 6 grandchildren. Service Sinai p.m. Sunday, Mount Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary. (Chicago papers please copy).

PROVUS, Bessie. PUNTALORO, Malinow Mrs. Silverman Mortuary. Fannie, beloved mother of Miss Zeena Puntaloro and Mrs. Nan Giampaoli, loving sister of Mrs.

Loretta Giannitrapani, Mrs. Frances Tuzzolino and Salvatore Gulizia, also survived by 1 grandson. Rosary Mondav 7:30 p.m. and Requiem Mass Tuesday 9 a.m.. both at St.

Francis of Assisi Church. Interment Holy Cross. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. REESE. Bird Chanslor.

ed Private Pierce service was conductby Brothers' HollyREISS, wood, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. Anita Wood, beloved mother of Harry P. Wood, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors. RENNICK, Arnold.

Service Sunday 2 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. RIVERS, Anna L. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

SACHS. Benjamin. Service Sunday 12. noon at Groman-Eden Mortuary Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

SARNOFF. Samuel. Service Monday 12, noon at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. SCHERFEE, loved mother Eleanor Foshay.

William of Mrs. H. Griffis and Rev. James F. Scherfee.

cousin of William Travis Miller of Palm Springs. also survived by 6 grandchildren. Service 11 a.m. Monday at the First Baptist Church, Westmoreland. directors.

In Pierce of rock, lieu flowers contributions may be madel to the Samuel H. Eleanor F. Scherfee Memorial Scholarship Fund, LaVerne College, LaVerne, Calif. 6 Challenging Curran in San Diego Primary Exclusive to The Times from a Staff Writer SAN DIEGO Mayor Frank Curran will seek reelection to his second four-year term against six challengers in the municipal primary election Tuesday. Also seeking second terms are three councilmen Tom Hom, Jack Walsh and Mike Schaefer -and two members of the Board of Education, Arnold.

O. Steele and Dr. George Walker Smith. The ballot will contain only one proposition, providing for a pay increase for councilmen, from 000 a year, to $8,600. Curran's opponents are Councilmen Allen Hitch; John Clayton, advertising agency owner; George Stahlman, bail bondsman; Thomas Kane, former milkman and market operator; Gerard A.

Dougherty, retired publisher, and Lloyd Gough, building contractor. A mayoralty candidate can be elected in the primaries if he gains a majority of all votes cast. Otherwise. the top two will run off in the general election Nov. 7.

In the council and Board of Education contests, voting is by district to nominate the top two contenders for the final election. Hom' is opposed by Oscar Wakefield Miguel C. Amador Jr. and Jesse L. Albritten.

Walsh and Athos E. Sada, retired police officer, are the only candidates in their district. Schaefer will compete against Mrs. Alberta M. Wells, Artie E.

Akers and Z. D. Atkinson III. Councilman Ivor de Kirby, the only incumbent not seeking reelection, will be succeeded by either Sam T. Loftin, Stephen Gillis or Mrs.

Grace Lawrence Thackeray, the primary candidates. CEMETERY Lots-Crypts Gravesite, double Interment with endowment care, Inglewood Park Cemetery. $1000. 281-3020. SACRIFICE! Forest Lawn Glendale.

Single on beautiful knoll. Graceland. Own. Ivg. $450.

eves. HOME OF PEACE Memorial Park. 2 choice spaces Harris. 363-8606 ONE space. Sheltering Hills.

Hollywood Hills. Sacrifice. 384-2409 INGLEWOOD Park. Pacific Slope Sect. Dbl.

inter. lot Sac. 773-9203 eve. to 6 graves. Local cemetery, $145 each including care.

872-0660, bkr. INGLEWOOD Park, 2 Parkview lots. Sac. less than price. 757-1477.

INGLEWOOD Park. 3 double in beautiful El Portal. Sacrifice. DA. 9-0158.

ROSE Hills, Acacia section, 1 choice lot. Pvt. pty. 583-8315. LAWN graves-Mausoleum, sensible prices.

Roosevelt Memorial Park. A.1-0482 Sun, Moon, Tide NEW MOON MOON Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Sept. 18 Sept.

26 SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 Sun rises 6:37 a.m., sets 6:58 p.m. Moon rises 6:49 p.m., sets 5:33 a.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Sept, Low High Low High 17 9:42 4.9 1.4 5.8 18 3:48 0.1 10:00 5.1 1.2 5.5 19 4:12 0.5 10:24 5.2 1.0 5.1 20 4:30 0.9 10:42 5.2 1.0 $11:00 4.7 (All times Daylight Saving) p.m. Ocean temperatures: Long Beach, 68; Santa Monica, 69.

Funeral Services UNDER DIRECTION OF PIERCE BROTHERS 20 NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES "The Perfect Tribute" SINCE 1902 IN MEMORIAM "Jesus said, I am the resurrection, and the life." John 11:25 Bayless, Belle Beck, George Bower, Lola L. Braun, Charles Bridgman, Arthur Daro, Minnie L. DeLozier, Mary F. Dorrell, Bernice M. Dykes Herman F.

Emblen, Maude M. Flannery, Ruth P. Granados, Lucia Heath, Hilmer Hess, Louis Huff, Josephine R. Hummel, Clara B. Jefferies, Maud Johnson, Matilda Lapukas, William J.

LaVine, Joseph MacFarlane, Violet Martin, Arthur G. Mitchell, Mildred Musante, Augustine A. Perez, Leonar V. Quon, Lee Reese, Mrs. Bird C.

Rhodes, Dorothy Schneider, Michael R. J. Schmidt, Alfred E. Schoretz, Claudia Sikking, Miss Ada Sillamoaa, Arvi Snoddy, Leona P. Stoll, Ernest Edward Strum, Robert A.

Thind, Dr. Bhagat Tomlinson, Michael Terrezas, Augustin Urbino, Ernest Wilkins, Mary. A. FOR SERVICE INFORMATION CALL 749-4151 Special Band of Salvation Army to Play In the Board of Education races, Steele is opposed by Warren W. Armstrong, and Dr.

Smith by, Hardy Day. Candidates for the seat to be vacated by Dr. Frank M. Lowe, longtime member has announced his retirement, will be Richard L. Johnston and Jimmie Kum Sun Sue.

The council pay increase proposal is the fourth to be submitted to the voters in the past three years. The previous three were defeated, and councilmen's remained $5,000 level for the pasthe years. The Salvation Army's International Staff Band will perform at 8 p.m. Sept. 30 in the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.

Brig. Orval A. Taylor, Southern Cailfornia divisional commander, said the band will come directly from London, where many of its 36 members hold administrative or executive positions at the army's international headquarters. Admission to the concert will be by donations of $2 and $3. AUCTION SALES Deaths, Funeral Announcements SCHWARTZ.

Service Libbie. Sunday 2 p.m. at Groman-Eden Chapel, Eden Memorial Park. Mortuary, directors. SLATER, Lillian, passed away Sept.

14, survived by brother Perry N. Black of Culver City and sister Dorothy Wilcox of Lynwood. Service Monday 2 p.m. at Moreland Mortuary, Lynwood. SMITH, Fannie, loving mother of Gertrude Charleston and Rose Royal, grandmother of Henry Charleston, Sherry Charleston, Sidney Royal and Donald Royal, also survived by 4 great-grandchildren.

Service 10 a.m. Sunday. Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Interment will be at Sholom Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary, directors.

SMITH, Marian. Forest Lawn-Glendale. SMITH, Olga Marie, beloved mother of Henry Charles Smith, sister of Emma M. Marcussen, also 2 granddaughters. Service Monday 3:45 p.m.

at Sky Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. STOLL, Ernest beloved husband of Elma M. Stoll, father of Ernest Stoll, brother of Mrs. Lillie I.

Dutwiler, grandfather of Susan Edward and A. Michael L. Stoll. Service Tuesday 1 p.m. at Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Friends may call at Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, 19621 Victory North Hollywood. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, directors. STRATTON. Carlos passed away Sept. 16.

1967, survived by his wife Olga Stratton, his son Bruce, and daughter Susan. Service 11 a.m. Monday at Calvary Presbyterian Church. South Pasadena. Entombment Mountain View Mausoleum.

Turner Stevens Pasadena, directors. STRUM, Robert beloved husof Dorothy L. Strum, loving father of Claudia L. Strum, devoted brother of Evelyn Strum. Service 10 a.m.

Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Inglewood Park Mortuary, 3443 W. Manchester Blyd. THIND. Dr. Bhagat Singh, beloved husband of Vivian Thind.

loving father of David Thind and Rosalind Stubenberg, devoted son of Mr. and Mrs. David Davies. grandfather of John and Laurie, uncle of Balwant and Harbhajan Thind; Spiritual teacher of countless disciples throuout the world. Service 11 a.m.

Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 N. Maple Dr. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. (HO.5-5181). WARNKEN, Lloyd H.

Recitation of the Rosary Sunday Church, 7:30 p.m. Requiem at St. Gregory Mass 8 a.m. at the Church. UtterMcKinley's Wilshire Mortuary, directors.

WEIGOLD, Mary E. Forest Lawn Glendale. WEINER, Max. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. WEISMAN, Alice, beloved mother of Dorothy Block, loving grandmother of Eric and Jill Block.

Service 12 noon Sunday at Willen-Glasband Hollywood Memorial Chapel, 7700 Santa MonBvd. WILSON. Mrs. Mary Gerhard. Cunningham O'Connor.

WISDOM, Donald. YORK. Peter. Lawn -Glendale. Forest Armstrong Family, directors.

ZEBB. Anna Mae. Armstrong Family, directors. FUNERAL NOTICE I CUMMINGS, Francis aged 71. Service 2 p.m.

Tuesday Sept. 19 at Glen Haven Valley Mortuary. FUNERAL NOTICE Brethren of Los Angetes Lodge No. 42, will assemble 12 noon Monday at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, to conduct the funeral of our late brother, SAMUEL SARNOFF. MARCUS H.

POLLAK, W.M. JOSEPH D. WEISBERG, Sect'y. PrecipiStation Max. Min.

tation Louisville 86 56 Memphis 86 70 Miami Beach 84 74 .16 Midland, Tex, 77 59 Milwaukee 80 62 Minneapolis-St. Paul 79 55 Orleans 85 68 New York 65 .29 North Platte 45 Oklahoma City 66 .07 Omaha 56 Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Raleigh Rapid City 63 .59 Richmond 74 .15 St. Louis 76 1 23 Salt Lake City San. Antonio 85 58 Sault-Ste.

Marie Shreveport 89 70 Spokane 87 58 Tampa 88 74 Tucson 93 .01 Washington 75 .03 81 55 CANADIAN STATIONS PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Calgary 76 37 Edmonton 82 42 Montreal 79 Ottawa 77 Regina 70 Toronto 78 Winnipeg 77 50 Vancouver 74 52 FOREIGN CITIES Berlin, 1 p.m. 68 Hong Kong, 8 p.m. clear 81 London, 12 p.m.

60 Mexico City, 3 p.m. Haze 73 Moscow, 3 p.m. 64 Paris, 1 p.m. Rain 59 Rome, 1 p.m. Partly clear 72 Saigon, 8 p.m, Partly clear 82 Tokyo, 9 p.m.

Cloudy 75 VITAL RECORDS Deaths Funeral Announcements ADAMS. Charles. Tapley Geiger. BARISH, Anne Courshon, beloved mother of Miriam Salzman and Herman Barish, fond sister of Jacob B. Courshon, Katherine Greenstone, Rebecca also Greenstone and Marie Wolf, survived by 6 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

Service Sunday at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. BARNETT, Irma Reid, loving wife of Rex W. Barnett, and beloved mother of Mrs. Lucile L.

Mattson, Mrs. Doris L. Allen and Mrs. Beatrice B. Ranker, also survived by 9 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

Service Monday 10:30 a.m. at the Temple Baptist Church, 5th Olive Los Angeles. Bresee Brothers Gillette, directors. BECK, Andrew. Service Sunday 11 a.m.

at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. BOUSQUET, Paul, of 5710 N. Rowland, Temple City, passed away at home, Sept. 16, survived by wife Marjorie, 2 brothers and 5 sisters; Mr.

Bouquet was employed with Alcoa Aluminum for 38 years, and at the time of death, was a supervisor of Field Service. Service 10 a.m. Monday at Live Oak Chapel, 200 E. Duarte Monrovia. Interment Live Oak Memorial Park.

Turner Stevens Live Oak Mortuary, directors. BOWER, Mrs. Lola. Service Tuesday 1 p.m. at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood Mortuary, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd.

BRADBURY, Kenneth beloved husband of Mrs. Jessie C. Bradbury, loving father of Kenneth Paul Bradbury and George M. Brosnihan; brother of Mrs. Margaret Ward, also survived by 6 grandchildren.

Service 1 p.m. Monday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. BROWMAN, Theodore. Westwood Village Mortuary.

BURNETTE, Margaret Louise. Forest Lawn-Glendale. CAMPION, Clarence J. Callanan Mortuary, directors. CARTER.

Mrs. Artie Mason, founder of Hollywood Bowl, beloved aunt of Mrs. William (Margaret) Klug and Dr. Gerald Mason. No formal service will be held.

Mrs. William (Anna) Scheufele, a close friend is following Mrs. Carter's wishes, requesting, in lieu of flowers', gifts may be sent to the Heart Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. COX, Myrtle Dora.

Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary, directors. (OR. 8-1251). DIXON. Carrie.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. FELDHORN, Harold Jay. Service Sunday p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

FOWLER. Alva Addison, beloved husband of Pearl M. Fowler. Service Tuesday 11:30 a.m. at Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Rose Hills Mortuary, directing.

FREEDMAN, Lena, loving wife of Sam, beloved mother of Sol and Julius Freedman, sister of Sarah Meralovitz and Rissie Kronenberg, also survived by 5 grandchildren. Service 12 noon Sunday, Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary. GOSE. Mr.

Jarrell Emmet, late of 10101 Wilshire Los Angeles, beloved brother of S. N. Gose of Texas. Service 11 a.m. Monday Sept, 18, 1967 in the Little Chapel of the Dawn, 20th and Arizona, Santa Monica, followed by interment at Decatur, Tex.

Gates. Kingsley Gates, directors. Funeral Directors JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE MARY O. HAMROCK PIERCE-HAMROCK 921 Venice, Blvd. RI.

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1230 Montana Ave. Phone 395-0973 Ship Movements Compiled by Marine Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates, reservations and ports of call. ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT Vessel Berth From Alfred Victory LB-122 Hueneme Buchenstein (Ger.) 155 Beaver State LB-17 Fran. China Bear 91 Conn.

(Tkr.) 46 Fran. Capt. John 158 Topolobampo David Salman (Swd.) LB-54 Powell Riv. Daiwa Maru (Nor.) 222 Damianos 168 Aruba East. Planet (Phil.) LB-204 Evina (Nor.) LB-20 Yokohama Fullmoon (Lib.) 188 Yokohama Forest (Bge.) 107 Diego Hawaiian Ranch.

200-A Fran. Hoei Maru (Jap.) 120 Iwakuni Jarosa (Nor.) (Tkr.) 221 Emden Lompoc 238 Meridian (Lib.) 139 San Fran. Magnolia Stafe LB-50 Fran. Madonna (Lib.) 164 Yokohama New Venture (Lib.) Anc. Oliver J.

Olson Ill (Bge.) 187 S. Diego Pac. Breeze (Pan.) LB-28 Yokohama Pelican State LB-215 San Fran. Rempang (Dut.) 225 Puerto Chicama Roseville (Nor.) 228-D Cristobal Seattle (Swd.) 55 Antwerp Saugatuck (Tkr.) 39 Sumaharu Maru (Jap.) LB-212 M'shima Ana 57 San Fran. Santa Malta 230-B Guayaquil S.J.

Pathfinder (Lib.) Anc. Kharg Island Shinano Maru (Jap.) K'saki Sophia Colocotroni (Lib.) Anc. Balboa Tucurinca (Br.) 147 P'to Armuelles Union Defender (Lib.) LB-207 Fukuyama Union Enterprise (Cs.) 142 Vermetus Tkr.) 172 Martinez Pvt. L. C.

Brostom LB-12 San Fran. Silla (Kor.) 151 VESSELS ARRIVING Vessel Berth From Canada (Swd.) 58 Fran. Berganger (Nor.) San Fran. Chepachet (Tkr.) 39 Bay Colorado Star (Br.) 228-E Havelland (Ger.) 153 Fran. Hawaiian 200-A San Fran.

Hillyer Brown (Tkr.) LB-76 Oregon Standard (Tkr.) 169 Phillips Washington (Tkr.) 119 Trojaland (Swd.) 232-D Fran. VESSELS DUE TO Vessel Berth From Argyll (Br.) LB-209 Island Arizona Standard (Tkr.) 239 Baltimore Trader (Tkr.) 238 Bay David E. Day (Tkr.) LB-77 Portland Enduro (Nor.) Anc. Antofagasta Goonawarra 97-60 Fill Harvard Victory 176 San Fran. J.

L. Hanna (Tkr.) 150 Willbridge Kohoh Maru (Jap.) 224 York Mayasan Maro (Jap.) 180 Cristobal Ocean Carrier (Pan.) LB-83 Marcos Paros (Lib.) Anc. Osaka President Hayes 93-A York Sunmaple (Nor.) Anc. Esquivel Loma (Tkr.) 149 San Luis 195 Honolulu Yamakimi Maru (Jap.) LB-7 LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Harbor, Basin, 101 to 149; Wilmington, 150 to Beach, LB-1 DOZAR Estate Auctions 6 PROBATE SALES AS ORDERED BY BALDO M. KRISTOVICH L.A.

COUNTY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR-SEE BELOW 6 PROBATE SALES AS ORDERED BY BALDO M. KRISTOVICH LOS ANGELES COUNTY PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR TODAY SUNDAY, SEPT. 17th. Sites Times Shown THE FIRST PROBATE PARCEL WILL BE OFFERED AT THE L.A. COUNTY COURTHOUSE-501 W.

FIRST ST. (1st St. Entrance), L.A. PROBATE SEP 992C AT 12 NOON The estate of Julie. Zamot (deceased), 13022 Penrose Street, L.A.

Consists of a residential 25x120 foot vacant lot, zoned R-1. Certified Court Appraisal $1500. DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTY: Willowbrook to Lucia to Penrose. PROBATE 470300 AT 1 P.M. The estate of Alexander Williams (deceased), 827 E.

84th L.A. Consists of a single family dwelling in a lovely residential area. Zoned R-3. Rents for $65 a Month. PROBATE 502426 AT 1:30 P.M.

The estate of Lewis Milton Churchill (deceased), 8208 Morton L.A. (just east of Compton Blvd.) Lot size 50x120 (R-2), 1-bedroom frame house. PROBATE 502151 AT 2:15 P.M. The estate of Grace Lillian Casey (deceased), 7615 S. Harvard, L.A.

(R-1 Zone). Consists of two bedroom Spanish stucco home in good condition in a top residential area. PROBATE 506322 AT 3 P.M. The estate of Esther M. Cradic (incompetent), East 29th L.A.

Consists of a duplex, 50x146 ft. lot to an alley (R-3). One side presently rents for $55 a month. PROBATE 513170 AT 4:30 P.M. The estate of Gladys Turner (deceased), 3230 Kentucky Place, La Crescenta.

Consists of a vacant dwelling; one minute from the heart of town, Zone R-2. DIRECTIONS: La Crescenta Ave. to Foothill to Maryland to Kentucky. Terms are deposit with the award of Hi-Bid. Balance cash, unless otherwise encumbered.

All sales subject to Superior Court confirmation. BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE 51 UNIT APT. HOUSE- FULLY OCCUPIED FINANCING) 650 GLENOAKS, SAN FERNANDO, CALIF. (At The Site) THIS TUESDAY, SEPT. 19th at 2 P.M.

Just 3-yrs. old. Consists of 43-one 6-two and 2 bachelors. Air Pool, patio, recreation room. Scheduled gross income of $62,400 approx.

($5,200 monthly with low expenses.) Exist 1st T.D. on balance approx. $280,000 pay. $2,190 monthly incl. interest until paid.

For more info. and detailed setup call now. Inspect today, 17th from 1 te p.m. Directions: Maclay to Glenoaks and property. BY ORDER OF ATTORNEY ACRES ZONED ENGINEERED FOR MOBILE HOME PARK S.W.

Corner Sierra Hwy. Agua Dulce Mint Canyon, Calif. NEXT SEPT. 24th at 2 P.M. (At Site) FINANCING This choice parcel has frontage of 1400 approx.

front ft. on busy Sierra with 2 prime corners. There are approved plans for 76 deluxe oversized mobile home sites; with 224 parking spaces. Located in one of the county's fastest growing areas. Existing Trust Deed $15,114 approx.

all due 1968. Owner will take as low as down accept pre-paid interest, and 5-yr. 2nd on balance. For map, brochure, and construction costs breakdown of mobile park call now. PROBATE SALE I Superior Court L.A.

County, pursuant to order of Executor in Probate P522439 3-BDRM. BEACH, CALIF. 353-28th OCT. 1st at 2 P.M. (At Site) Located in a highly desirable area close to beach, stucco, with baths, dble.

garage. Inspection Sept. 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. (Loan balance $3,474.44 approx.) Sale subject to Superior Court confirmation. BY ABSENTEE OWNER 2-STORY SPANISH, 3-BDRM.

3-BATHS AND DEN 4620 ANGELES VISTA, L.A. A FINANCING SUNDAY, OCT. 1st at 3:30 P.M. (At the site) Located in the Leimart Park area, this custom built 2-story spanish stucco with tile roof has hardwood floors, formal dining room, huge rumpus room over the 3 garages, 2-story entry way more. Beau balconies and patios.

Inspect Sept. 17th from 1-4 p.m. and sale day. I PROBATE SALE I Superior Court L.A. County, pursuant to order of Executor in Probate P522439 28 UNIT APT.

HOUSE-HERMOSA BEACH, CALIF. 1803 Pacific Coast OCT. 3rd at 2 P.M. Consists of 26 one bdrm. and 2-two all furnished.

29 carports, Pool, recreation room, carpets, drapes. Subject to loan bal. of $139,709.27 payable $1,240. monthly incl. interest.

Inspect Sept. 21, 22, 23, from 1-4 p.m. dates and descriptive brochure. Sale subjact to Superior Court confirmation. CREDIT UNION ORDERS SALE FINANCING! 3 BDRMS.

MAIDS, BATHS1569 SORRENTO DRIVE-BRENTWOOD RIVIERA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8th AT 2:00 P.M. (at the site) Situated on a acre estate size. level lot in a top exclusive area, this Ranch Style home consists of 3 Bdrms. Maids, 31 baths, full dining room, large kitchen, all built-ins a huge enclosed patio; landscaping, huge pool, 2 cabanas with full bath. First T.D.

approx. $60,800, pay $432 per month, till paid. Owner will accept as low as down. 6.5% interest for 30 years at no cost on balance. Call for inspection dates.

DIRECTIONS: Sunset to Capri, No. to Sorrento, right te property. MUST BE LIQUIDATED I 2 PARCELS-SHERMAN WAY, OWNER MOVING OUT OF STATE (To Be Sold Individually or as a Package) OCT. 10th at 2 P.M.-22037 SHERMAN WAY, CAN. PK.

PARCEL Consists of two stores (Each is Located at 20017-19 Sherman Way. Lot size is. 40'x113' to a 20' paved alley. 1st T.D. is $17,000 pay.

$159 mo. incl. interest. Call for descriptive brochure. PARCEL Consists of four stores.

Located 22035-41 Sherman Way. Each is 20'x60'. Lot size is 80'x113' to a 20' paved alley. Both parcels have parking. 1st T.D.

is $21,000 pay. $216 mo. incl interest. Call for descriptive brochure now. DIRECTIONS: Ventura Fwy.

to Topanga north to Sherman Way west to property. SATURDAY-(To 4:00 p.m.) Operator Destination To Sail J.J. Tenant Sept. 18 N. German Lloyd Fran.

Sept. 18 States Marine Hueneme Sept. 16 Pac. Far East Fran. Sept.

25 Bulk Transport Houston Sept. 16 Collin Gisell Sept. 17 Canadian Gulf Powell Riv. Sept. 17 Japan Diego Sept.

16 Cape Shippg. Fran. Sept. 17 Retla Stockton Sept. 16 Sept.

Showa Diego Sept. 18 Oliver J. Olson Co. Indef. Matson Nav.

Sept. 19 Japan Kawasaki Sept. 16 Wolssb'g'r Trnspt. Rotterdam Sept. Pac.

Coast Trnspt. Diego Sept. Tokai Shipping Sept. States Marine Hueneme Sept. 17 Sincere Nav.

Houston Sept. 16 Daiichi Chuo Kaishi S'mento Sept. 18 Oliver J. Olson Bay Inter. Chart.

Kaohsiung Sept. 17 States Marine San Fran. Sept. 18 Nedlloyd Stockton Sept. 17 Barber Fran.

Sept. 16 Johnson Fran. Sept. Marine Trnsprt. Stockton Sept.

17 Duval Saganoseki Sept. 16 Grace Mazatlan Sept. 18 Grace San Fran. Sept. 18 Ocean Serv.

Huntington Bch. Sept. 16 Kawasaki Sept. 19 Colocotronis Yokohama Sept. 16 United Fruit Indef.

Toko Line Indef. China Union Stockton Sept. 22 Shell Tank. Sept. 18 Military Sea Trans.

Indef. Far East. Marine Charleston Sept. 17 p.m. to Midnight) Operator Destination To Sail Johnson Line Havre Sept.

19 Fred Olsen Interocean Le Havre 18 Marine Transport Sept. 18 Blue Star Line Fran. Sept. 20 Hamburg American Havre Sept. 18 Matson Navigation Honolulu Sept.

Standard Oil Richmond Sept. Standard Oil Richmond Sept. Phillips Petroleum Sept. 18 Columbus Line Castle Sept. 20 ARRIVE TODAY Operator Destination To Sail Argyll Shipping Vancouver Sept.

Standard Oil Sept. 17 Amer. Trading Estero Bay Sept. 17 Hendy International Richmond Sept. 18 States Marine Port San Luis Sept.

18 Pacific Australia Fran. Sept. 19. Marine Transport Indef. Standard Oil Richmond Sept.

18 Japan Line Yokohama Sept. 18 Mitsui o.S.K Yokohama Sept. Gypsum Carriers Marcos Sept. Global Chartering Isl. Sept.

American President Fran. Sept. Pacific Coast Trnspt. Sept. 1 18 Saguenay Shipping Sept.

The Oceanic San Fran. Sept. Yamshita Shinnihon Yokohama Sept. 20 34 to 73; San Pedro. 74 to 98; West 205; Terminal Island, 206 to 241; Long to LB-211.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF SOUTH PASADENA. OCTOBER 15th-at 1 P.M. (At the Site) Ten superb homesites special "ONE DAY ONLY" reduced prices will be effered. Lots up to acre in size, priced from $7,500 to $22,800. CITY VIEWS MOUNTAIN VIEWS CANYON VIEWS All utilities are underground in ALcos del this from the prestigious L.A.

civic community center. only Successful 10 minutes bidder must deposit $100. in form of cash or personal Monterey check. REMEMBER! "THIS IS A ONE, DAY SALE ONLY" at these prices. ALL LOTS NOT SOLD WILL REVERT HIGHER LIST PRICES, IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUCTION.

NOW SOLD OUT. JOIN MORE THAN 320 FAMILIES ALREADY ENJOYING PRESTIGE LIVING HERE! Call us er come to the Sales Center top of the hill on Via Del Rey for free literature auction data financing "Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat. Sun.

10 a.m. te 6 p.m. I EMERGENCY SALE I 14-UNIT APARTMENT -EXCELLENT FINANCING 14630 Dickens, Sherman Oaks, Tues. Oct. 17 at 2 P.M.

South of the Blvd. Consists of 6-two and 8-one bdrm. apts. This apartment is over vacant and must be sold. Watch next weeks ad for more info.

Call for descriptive brochure. Largest Exclusive Realty Auctioneers in America MARSH DOZAR Real Estate Auctioneer 8816 BURTON WAY, Beverly Hills, 90211 (213) 272-9536 N.Y.: 16008 Jamaica N.Y. 11432 (212) 739-3430 STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO SELL SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT and ACCESSORIES Removed from highway rights of way will be sold at public auction at the respective site beginning at the time and place listed below. Minimum bids start as low as $5.00 For further information and terms of sale CALL 620-3600 SOUTH EL MONTE Thursday, September 21, A.M.-2459 North Lee Avenue 24 Filters; 24 Pumps, 7 Heaters; 14 Ladders; 19 Diving Boards.