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fridoy, September 11, 1964--Von Nuys (Colif.) Helsinki Retains Central Spot Among College Towns Helsinki, the capital of Fin-and that of mathematics and' land, still retains its centraljnatural sciences. position a university! The university also towns. The University of Hoi- an institute of gymnastics, in- About 'WOO future engineersjstudent body of ITUo. The land architects form the confers masters' and sclent body of tins insutute.j^'^;;., iu ceo- sinki was founded as far backi wllich trains 10ln T( structors for a as 1640. It originally was situ- schoo 8i and thore fa flnal body Tiie average duration of simi- ated in tile then capital city, Turku, but was moved to Hel-j isjnki after a large part ofi an institute of pharmacology.

Form School les is years nomies. and a degree in busi- correspondence. Most of VITAL STATISTICS I ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL 110502 Pinewood Tujunga. JEurku had been 4Jy fire in 1827.

At present there are about students in Helsinki and there are six 2aculti.es: theology, law, med- Scine, political science, agron- 'Vmy and" forestry, and phi- Jesophy. This last is divided ijtto two departments: that Jof history and linquistics, in jyvhich the humanities prevail, laid wastcj The University of Helsinki an autonomous institution. Its highest official is the chancellor, and its administration is in the hands of the Great Consistory of professors, the Small Consistory, and the Rector. The Helsinki Institute of Technology is un- from five to graduates find employment during which periodjin commerce and industry. several months are devoted' The equivalent fo practical training.

institution is the jStudent Union-of the school of economics, runs a placement bureau! which has boon in existence which arranges training posts 1 as an independent institute both at home and abroad, and since 1927. Heavy Of in and der the Ministry Industry. jurisdiction of of Commerce the and has close contacts with International Association the. for; The institute of veterinary the Exchange of Students l'uri nie( which was founded i a (IAESTE). i i CONYKRS: Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Conyers of 5U27 Denny, Apt. North Hollywood. SCILUIBKR: a Mr. and Mrs.

i a J. Schamber of 1-tOifj Yalerio Apt. 5, Van Nuys. KHIVA: Daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Kriva of GDI Orin- nell Drive, Burbank. is the source of aca-j SHERMAN: Daughter. Mr. instruction in veteri-iand Mrs.

Richard D. Sher- The Finnish-language Helsinki school of economics has been an independent college since 1911. In 1961 it had a nary science. Veterinary studies take about six years, of which four are spent in Helsinki and two abroad. TELEVISION program deviations from these logs thi results of last-min- changes by the station.

(C) denotes program in color. KHJ-TV 9 KTTV 21 KTLA 5 4 KABC-TV 7 HfMEX 34IKCOP 13 Friday RADIO man of SG49 Sunland Apt. 3. Sun Valley. MALOXK: Son, Mr.

and iMrs. Dennis D. Malone of 16020 Cantlay, Van Nuys. SMITH: Daughter. Mr.

and CHESNUTT: Son, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chcsnutt of S405 Bardwell Panorama City. O'BRIEN: Son, Col.

and Mrs. John G. O'Brien of 194-M Santa Rita, Tarzana. WILLIAMS: Daughter. Mr.

and Airs. Joseph Gilbert Williams of 6949 Fulton, Apt. 6, North Hollywood. L1TCHF1ELD: Daug Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Litchfield of 321 Cameron Place, Apt. 10, Glendale. JOHNSON 7 Daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles W. Johnson of 17503 Lemay Place, Van Nuys. SHAW: Daughter, Mr. and Insects Fight elp State Crops California has a at least $110.000.000 since 1923 by using beneficial insects instead of chemicals against pest insects, according to a new book by L'niversity California scientists. Calendar of Valley Meetings TODAY a Shaw of But this is only a start, declare Drs.

Paul H. DeBach and Evert 1. Sclilinger, editors of "Biological Control of Insect Pests and Weeds." They point out that biological methods have been intensively applied to only two of California's 10 most important crop pests. KJWAMS Mmdlo Clly-Noon, Tin TahltUui, 120)0 Ventura Blvd. City Noon.

Conte.isl KM- laurant, 8751 Van Nuys Blvd. UONS Nu.v* Noon. CatciPt 1 14533 Gllmorc Van Nuvs. OPTIMISTS Shrrnwn a.m.. Bull Fen Restaurant.

14649 Ventura Blvd. KOTAKV Ffrnnndo--NoOn. Portrr Hotel, 1'U S. Brand Blvd. TOASTM.ASTERS lamtgft Park Noon, Douglas Coffet Shop.

20901 Sherman Way. VETERANS Vctt-nin of World and Auxiliary--S p.m.. first and third Friday, 9026 Sunland Sun Valley. They emphasize that at least a dozen major posts, costing KBIG KABC KFAC KFWB 740 790 1330 980 KFI KGER KFOX KGBS 640 1 390 1280 1020 KBLA KHJ 930 KNX KIEV 870 KOAY KLAC 570KPOL 1540 KMPC 7 1 0 I I 50 ..1490 Mrs. Lawrence Smith of 81-10 North Hollywood.

110220'. Commerce a ifornia groweVs" SGS.OOO^OOO 1070! NAl'U: Sun, Mr. and jjunga. i a year, have had little or noth- '5SO Thomas I I Naud Jr. of RAMSA'N Daughter.

Mr.ling done against them in the 2--Farm Report 2--Summer Semester 7--Daily Word 1 2--Speak Up 4--Modern Match 7--Guidelines 2--Captain Kangaroo 4-Today 7--Scope 11--Columbia Seminar 7--Pinky Lee 11--Kokla and Ollie 9--Cartoon 2--Panorama Pacific 7--1 Married Joan f--Pancake Man 11--Cartoons 7--Count Marco Kids Only 2--Mike Wallace 4--Room for Daddy 5--Romper Room 7--Pamela Mason 11--Jack La lamie Love Lucy 4--Worl for Word (C) 11--Movie 13--News 2--Real McCoys 4--Concentration 5--Brave Stallion 7-Girl Talk J--Movie l.V-Essentially Sex and Gladys 4-Jeopardy (C) 5--Medic 7--Price Is Right 13--Movie 2--Love of Life 4-Say When (C) 5--The Cheaters 7--Get the Message 2-Searcn for Tomorrow 4--Truth or Cons'que'ces 5--Peter Gunn 7--Missing Links 9--Spectrum 11--Sheriff John 13--Ann Sothern 2--Gtudina Light 2--Burns and Allen 4-Lct's Make Deal (C) 5--Thin Mar 7--Father Knows Best 9--St. Francis Hour 2--AS World Turns 4--Loretta Young 5--Trouble With Father 7--Tennessee Ernie 2-- Password 4--The Doctors 5--Movie 7--Mike Douglas 2--Art Linklerter 4--Another Word 13--Robin Rontf 2--To Tell the Trulb 4--You Don't Say 13--Mantovani 2: SO- 2-- Ecise ol Nijiht 4--Match Game 5--Movie 7--Day in Court 9--Nine on Line 13--Ann Solhern 2--Secret Storm 4--Bachelor Father 7--General Hospital 13--Felix the Cat 2-My Little Margit 4--Movie 7--Queen for a Day 5--Restlnss Gun 9--Mighty Hercules 2--Life of Riley 11--Sheriff John 13--Courageous Cat (C) 7--Trailmaster 2--Movie 5--Big John 9--Engineer Bill DAYTIME RADIO, MONDAY THROUGH A.M. KNX-NCWS KABC--News A.M. KNX--Bob Crane KABC--Myron 8fnrrelt KFAC--Pianc 10:00 A.m. KNX--News.

Godircv KMPC--News. Ira rook KFI--News, Stsrlina KABC--Newi BreaKusi ClUb blast 10:15 A.M. KHJ--Compton 10:30 AJA. KFI--Chuck Cecil KFAC--POPS concert 11:00 A.M. KNX--News.

Parry KABC-News KFAC--Music 11:19 A.M. KABC--Tariton 11r30 AJrt. KHJ--Mcllvaint KFAC--MUSH. Hall AJW. KNX--Rulh and "si KFI--News.

Snorts 12 NOON KNX--News KABC--Paul rurvey 12:15 PJW. KABC--Pamela Mason 12:20 P.M. KFI--Cal't Agriculture A.M. (CABC--Hemingway. Newi KFI--News KHJ--Red Mclvai.i.

KFAC--News, syrnpnonellt KGIL--Gordon Benson KMPC-- News. Whiltmghlll A.M. KFI--David Starling KNX--BOD Crane KABC--News. Soorll 7:30 A.M. KNX--Newt KABC--Newi KFAC--Collet CUP Concert A.M.

KFI--Morning Report KABC--News KNX--Bob fVani 11:00 A.M. KNX--Newt. Sports KMPC--Howard Flynn KFAC--Stock Market KFI--News, Starling KABC--News 8:15 AJVL KMPC--Stocks, Sporti KTYM--Unity viewooinl KABC--News KNX--Bob 8:30 AJVL KFI--News KFAC--New KMPC--Dick wnmiiuhin KABC--Frank Heminawsy AJW. KABC--Bob Grant KFI--Cliuck Cecil FRIDAY KM. KFI-- 60 Han 1:00 NX-- NEW! KFI-- Newt.

EniDtiaMi KABC-- New; KFAC-- Sercnaac KA1PC-- Kaytr Carroll 1:10 P.M. KFI-- Hlckox, Sinclair HJA. KNX-- biorv Line KABC lack Wells 2:00 P.M. KFi-- Mews, Emphasii KA8C-- NEW- KNX-- 2:10 P.M. KFI Andy and rM.

KABC lack WcMl KNX-- Story uine 2:30 PJW. KFAC-- Keyboard SlVllns PM. KHJ-- Don Ross HJVL KMPC Gary KNX-KABC--NMII KFI-- News KFAC-- Newi. Mtnie Lnoms 3:15 PM. KABC-Jack Welli KNX-- Story i.lne 3:30 KFAC-- Worlo KFI-Chuctt Cecil KNX Slorv Lln Sunswept Drue.

Studio a Mrs. Kobert BAYAN: Daughter. Mr. a Monterey Mrs. Edward f.

Bayan of 12425 Magnolia North I Hollywood. COLE: Sou. Mr. and Mrs. 1 toward R.

Cole of VtlUJ Tecs- dale North Hollywood. B-LOf: Daughter, Mr. and I Mrs. William A. Blum of 1203 N.

Griffith Park Drive, Burbank. RENACD: Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Renaud of Funeral Notices P.M. FMscball 1:00 P.M.

KABC--Harvey. NX--I'liomas, Rliruin P.M. ABC--Pa! W.culnesi iCNX--Carroll Alcolt 5:30 P.M KHJ--NEWS, Durochtr KNX--Sports Final KFAC--Continental 5:45 PJA. KABC--Western Soortt KNX--New; 6:00 P.M KHJ--Clcte Robtrti KAbC--ha Morosn KFAC--News, Concert KNX--Citv Editor 4:11 PJA. KABC-- News KNX--Worio laniitii 6:30 P.M.

KFAC--Musical Milestone FPIUMIY KABC-- IVillIsm KNX-- Ka P.M. KHJ-- Pu lion Lewi? Jr. I'M P.M. KFAC-- Stereo KNX-- News KHJ-- News. f.Mchml Jackson f.fti.

KABC-- Nightiinc P.fA. KNX-- Meqalopol'n 7:55 P.M. KFI-- Dodgers 8:00 P.M. KNX-- City GtJHor ICABC-- KFAr Evening Concert P.M. KNX-- McgalopoliJ PETERSON, A of Sherman Oaks, passed away Saturday, September 5, 1964.

Survived by his wife Maude; two sons. "Keith and Clyde; three grandchildren, Richard, Sonia and Dorothy: two great grandchildren, Carinne and Tad. i were held Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 2 p.m. at Praiswater Funeral Home, Van Nuys.

Interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. A Lawrence, of INorthridgc. passed away Sat- Utrday. September Survived MCKEE: a and Mrs. Robert L.

McKee of 237 Verdugo, Burbank. SOUTHCOTT: Son, Mr. and 111 "alley. 1 Helen Sun KOK1NDA: Mrs. Thomas mpay.Svay of biological control at- Others 'outiibule Designed to be the authoritative and comprelien- work yet written on biological control (BC), the now book contains chapters by 16 leading UC scientists in the ivery major phase of BC is covered.

The book is Sun. Mr. and i Glendile Bui-nicks World 902 S. War 1--S p.m.. Glendale Ave.

Vetermni ol first Friday, CUT VFW isi)7 8 p.m.. first Thursday, fourth Tuesday, 15314 Raycn SL, Scpulvcda. tpntveda American Lefflon Post 73.1-S p.m.. first and third Friday, Cion clubhouse, 15314 Raycn SL COORDINATING COUNCIL innlanit TujungA--Noon, third I'rldav, Vcriiugan Restaurant. 7579 Foothill Blvd.

North HollS'ircHtd--Noon, East AVC. fourth Friday, Valley YMCA. OTHERS San Fernando Vallrr Itaillo Club tne. p.m.. first and Utirrl Kokinda of 2325 Los Amigos, La Crcs- centa.

ORTIZ: Daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ortiz of 1-1717 Delano Van Nuys. I Son, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard C. Bixler of 7947 Cherrystone Panorama City. SATR1ANO: Daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond P. Satriano of 5828 Woodman Apt. 6, Van Nuys. PER1LLO: Daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis B. Perillo of 16S1S Calahan Sepulvccla. SKVAREK: Son, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Skvarck of ot each month. Panorama City Play cround. 8600 Hazelllne Ave. VullcT Radio Club spcond and fourth I'nUavo. Coy Smuts of America 14935 'oati- coy.

intended for use as a workers rclcrcnt-i 1 as a class- 5 6 room text, and -an a liaiulbook VMIC.V for field application of BC jpest control teclmiques. i Three Riverside scientists sm in addition to a and, Odil ilcnt Order 111 senior Da cc 1TU Vltlo BK SATURDAY senior c-iui 9:00 P.M. KNX-- News nr.easlopolli ICABC Nigntime 5:15 P.M. KNX-- Civil Rights 10 OJA. KNX-Krw KPAC--Croi-roaai KABC-- NTOS.

Construcll KABC-- Nmhlllnf KFI--Jcorcbosrd 11:00 P.M. KFI--Lawrence Wtlk 11:10 P.M. 11:15 P.M. KNX--Wrap UD ABC--New; 11:30 PJA. KFl-Chatttrton NX--Musir 11 Dawn rM.

KHJ--Combs 12 MIDNIGHT Till 1 KFI--Ron McCoy KMPC--Pete Smllh KFAC--Music by his Bryun i a tario: wife Donna; two and Scott: in ot De Haven. Svlmar. ors: Drs. B. R.

Hartkni. 'I'. Fisher and 1. M. Others.

at UC Berkeley, are Prs. R. L. Doutt, G. L.

Finncy, K. S. Hagen, the way, C. B. Martignoni, V.

Tanada. A. U. Telford and Robeit van den Bosch. Dr.

E. A. i a UC. Irvine, wrote a chapicr tin microbial SUNDAY late .1. K.

Hollo- Huff aker, M. E. P. S. Messenger.

l-liggins, grandmother. of On- 1C 1 I1AAR: Leslie T. Son. llaar jf and filf(i bath Van Nuys. of Sherman Oaks: sis-j SCHOKNBRUX: Daughter.I diseases of insects.

A i Royalties from the bunk (jojl will go to a i i inemo- i a fund thft lute Prof. a Smith, ter, Marilyn Loomis, of Ontar- ail cl on the late Charles 11. Walker, pioneer rancher of Reseda; son of the I late Lucius Walker of Reseda. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael P. Schoenbrun of 5311 Corteen Place, North Hollywood. pioneer in biological control and head of the- UC' department from 1923 to 1951. The memorial fund provides sup- FRIDAY 7--News 11--Billy Early Hop 11--Miclrv Mouse 2, 7--News 5--You Ask for 7--Movie 5--9th St. West 11--Paul Winclidl 13-Cartoons (C) r--News fl--Dobie Giliis 2--News 4--Bachelor Father 5--Leave it to Beaver 3--Wyatt Earp 11--Movie 2--Great Adventure 4--Showtime 5--Zanc Grey 7--Destry 9--Movie 13--Movie (C) 5--Seven Keys NIGHT 2--Route 66 4--Chrysler Theatre (C) S--Nation's Finest 7--Burke's Law Jungle 2--Twilillghl Zone 4--On Paradft 5--Movie 7--Price is Right 9--News ll) 2--Alfred Hitchcock 4-Jack Paar (C) 7--Community Fund 8--Movie 13--News 7--Fight of AVeek 2, 4, 5-Nevra 11--Movie 4-Tonight (C) 5--Steve Allen 2--Movie 7--Movie 9--Movie SATURDAY DAYTIME MORNING Semester 5--Design for Living 7--Cartoons 11-Kukla and Ollit 2--Captaio Kangaroo 4--Ivanboe f--Hnpalon? Cassidy 9--Agriculture (C) 11--Mr.

Wishbone 13--Western 4--Rufl and lteddy (C) 5--Hopalong Cassidy 7--Cartoons 8--Spanish 2--AJvin 4--Sports Special 11--Movie 13--Panorama Latino 2--Tennessee Tuxedo 4--NCAA Football 5--Movie 2--Quick Draw McGraw 9--Movie Mouse 7--Annie Dakloy 11--Movie Tin Tin 13--Movie 7--Caiper -'--Roy Rogen 7--Beany AFTERNOON 2--Sky King 7--Bugs Bunny 9, 11--Movit 13--Real 2--News L.A.T 5--Md vie 7--Hoppity 13--GoIJ 2--Time for SporU Report 4-- American Quiz 7--Ala Kazam 13--Bowling 2--As Other 4--Golf 7--Bandstand 11, 13-Movie 2--Program Preview 5--Movie 7, 9-Movit 4--Agriculture 13--Movie 4--Prolile 5--Californians 2--Football r--Bowuns 11--Pro Tennis SA'rilKDAY A.M. KGIL-- Gordon Benson KFI-- News KMPC-- NEWO. ivtllttlngnill KFAC-- Colfee Concert KNX-- World New; KHJ-- Red A.M. KABC-- Paul CondyiU KNX-- Weekero KFI-- Hit the Rosa 7:50 A.M. DurochT A.M.

KFt New: Socrlt 8:00 KABC-- Ncivj KMX-- Nrws. Sport! KMPC-- News, SoorH KFI Nrws Changing Times A.M. KNX Bob Crane 8:15 A.M. KAIPC-- Dick Wh'ltlnahEI! KABC-- Paul Condylli KPAC-- Sporti Music 1:20 A.M. A.M.

12:00 NOCtN KFAC Hrvj- AJA. KFAC Concert AJVL KABC NCW5 KNX-- News, spons KFI-- News. Swinsin- Yosrt A.M. MX Bob Crane 7--30 A.M. KFAC Coijcen 10:00 A.M.

KFAC-- Musical Hcliflay KWHC Jnhr.nv Wagnuj A.M. KHJ-- Stan Richard! 10:11 A.M. epnntH 10:55 A.M. KMPC-- Ansels -MI A.M. KPI-- News.

Monitor KGIt-- Bill KABC News AJW. KABC-- Carlston Fredericks 11:30 A.M. KPI-- David KFI-- N.ws, KFI News, Monitor ft t. oncep KGIL-- Music, newt. WMfhcr P.M.

KABC AAason 12:30 P.M. KFI-- News, Monitor 1:00 KFI-- News, KABC Nrw? A Nrw P.M KFI A r-M. ABC-- iveiu KFI-- D.ck'sincfair MEWS Soorlt KNX New? fM. KHJ-- Don Ross KABC-- Wells KFAC-- KevBoaro KNX-- KAfllO P.M. KMPC-- Angels Baseball 5:00 P.M.

KFI-- Dick Sinclair KNX-- News KFAC-- Concert Classic! KABC-- News KHJ-- Don Ross KGIL-- Music, News, Weather (to midnight) 5:15 P.M. KNX-- Carrol Alcot: KABC-- Paul 5:30 P.M. KFAC Caucasian Memory KNX Sports Scoreboard P.M. KNX-- News 4:00 P.M. KNX-- News KFAC-- News, indu KABC-- News 4:30 P.M.

KABC-- Piul Condylii KNX-- Weekend KFAC-- Bailer M. Dolan KFAC Concerto Hour KNX-- News. Weekend KABC-- 7:15 P.M. KASC-- NishI Lin. 7:30 P.M.

KMPC-- Roger Cirroll KFAC Evening Concert 7:55 P.M. KFI-- Dodgers Bastoail 1:80 P.M. KNX-- News, World 1:15 P.M. KABC Ben P.M. Bob Arbogaif KNX-News, Weekend KABC-Newi t-15 M.

KABC-- NishI Lin. 10:04 P.M, KHX-- Nev.5 10:15 P.M. KNX-- Weekend KABC-- Night Llni 10:30 P.M. KFI-Scaicboara 10:45 P.M. KABC-- A5 V.e lee it KFI-- Lawrence Welk 11:15 P.M.

KABC-- Nisht Line 11:30 P.M. KFi-- Time KHJ VLUST Till 9 KABC-- Radio ThealW KFAC-- Nisht Music KFI Ron McCoy KMPC-- Niaht C.N September 10 at 10:00 a.m. Interment at Oakwond Memorial! Park. CKKXY, Thomas .1., age 72, passed away Tuesday, September S. in Woodlake.

Calif. Bor: in Illinois, 1391 moved to Los Angeles to Woodlake in 19-19 (Survived by bis wife Margar 'et, of Woodlake; three sons, Robert Cerny, of Woodlake, Eugene, of North Hollywood, Vernon, of Van Nuys; two daughters, Aileen Dillon, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Marjorie Wright, of Vallejo; three sisters. Mrs. Suxie lliltin.

of I-loll i i Dillon, Carbondale, 111., Mrs. Alma Olos. of Hollywood: 11 grandchildren. Rosary will be iroi-ited V'riday, 1L I o'clock al St. Jane J-'ran-j ces Chtirch, North Hollywood.

Requiem Marfs will be celebrated Satui day. September 12 at a.m. at same chinch. Interment at San Fernando Mission Cemetery. POTTER, Ira, age 76, of; Newhall, passed away Sunday.

September fi Survived by his wife Bessie; children." Mrs. Gladys Sacks, Robert Potter; four grandchildren; brothers, Tip, Lee and Kmerv. Services were helrt Thursday. Sept. 10, at 10:30 a al Pierce Brothers, Xmv.

hitprmt'ii! at Voienms with Led VREBlvEN: Son, Mr. a Mrs. Roland A. Yreekcn Topham Reseda. LADLEY: Daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen G. Ladley of 5551 Case North Hollywood. CZENE: Daughter. Mr.

and Mrs: Frank Czene of 167.9 S. Coin L' p.m Similars. Reseda Woman's Club, Timi Lindloy Ave. MASOX1C Tliursd.i.v. it.

and i I A T) 1 Friday. 71MU A luisa a i p.m.. Firsi lilii N. I a a i i i Icriincp Liidsi- 7 i i r.30 i i Tuiunx-a A', North lotiw i.inii.-« 7 i Wednesday. ll'H)7 Xnrtli Hollywood.

SI- 1'AAV ROSSI: Daughter, Mr. poll for students of biological Antliony .1. Rossi of 4902 comro i an promotes ge North Hollywood. i i i I Oiu'-'l'liinl Although BC is still in its iniancy, DeBach asserts in his introductory chapter that it has "received great and thusiastic acclaim during the past 70 years, with highly successful a i a results over liO conn- Xorlli Hulljnixnl p.711.. Thurstlay.

A Hollywood. l.iiilsi- CBG p.tn Thursday, G701 Darliy Truth Ludsr i A 7.30 p.m TurMlay. 11307 Norlh Van Nuy, Lndne Van F.IAM' -1-1750 Shcimaji Rimpau Los Angeles. WINTERS: Son, Mr. and Mrs.

Jerald L. Winters of 21091 N. Kenwood, Burbank. TOWNSEND: Son, Mi- Mrs. William jc-hievi'd tries." California bus been a strong supporter of BC.

One- Ithird of the a a i and 0011, iui-. and C(iato established in tlie Townsend of i Wai, Wednesday, fcihci Van Holljwixii! Clmuler 151 JlAf -7-30 p.m.. Wednesday, 512i 'rujunjin A Korth Hollywood. Sun I'ernanila Clmnler RAM p.m.. Second and Fourth JUondayn, 111' San Fernando.

Vnn Aii.i.i Chapter l(A3f 7 10 jj.ni., Thursday, HT5U Shcrmiui Way, Van Kilmore Pacnima. 'mitcd States were iniiKtrtr-d California 'The SI 10.000.000 saved by a i i a agriculture during i four decades, i a is a conservative jl'istirc on insect control Icosts and crup damage elimi- Police to Honor Daring Man Who Captured Robber Los Ajigcles Commission will honor an standing cilixen Sept. 16 Klamath weed, Recreation Center Offers 2 Special Classes This Fall NORTH HOLLYWOOD special classes are ofier- ed in cake decorating and tap and hallet dancing at the Vic- as a Recroation Center, J2240 beneficial insects. The pests! A.vmvood this fall, aiifl the savings include: A cake decorating class for Citropliilus mealybug, black scale, S31.997,- 1:30 p.m. for his display of courage and civic responsibility during a bank robbery.

"prank William Ptils Sr. 43, Downey, will be presented 000; grape leaf skeletonixer, $750,000, and spotted alfalfa aphid, $5,580,000. The total of these figures is From, ibis sum Police CominissionlOeBarh $4,296,357 i i i i for the assistance he for a i i and all other ex- I i in coniu-fti'd with lnologi- work in C'alifov- of leaving a KKS, Alltt-rl, Tyrone a 1 1 1 liassfd' a a Sepl. un Aug. 7, 1'JM.

i a 1 1 ProfliK-cr of Dodger Radio Al approximately 10:53 a.in Broadcasts). Sur-; tm 1 date. Hie Bank of i''-asililiiy jX-ived by his wife Betty: Amei a at GGO Broadway A DeBach concluded women will be held at 9 a Thurddajs. Boys and girls, may attend tap and ballet sessions weekly. Registration for the classes continues through next Thomas McGrath and Dolores Flannery, directors at the municipal facility.

Additional information, Iji- rluding fees, may be obtained by contacting the center at I'O 5-91iiG. 1 i i i i i i Saturday at Kirst Alethod-K' 0 1 1 1011 of the robbery, i Church of Van Nuyp. lnter-1 Avila was pursued from the And yet, in a final chapter summing up die successes, trends and future possibilities of BC, com TELEVISION I I mem at Valhalla by the bank's assist- piete" hiological Park. Frinnds may oall ant operations officer. Pierce Brothers.

Van Xin s. an employee of the pehts on a given crop is rarelv obtained ideal." GKRTSCH. Carl ofif.os Angeles Chemical Coin- mo he- says, Ui A program deviations from these logs art the results of ute changes bf the station. lO denotes program in color. This Saturday, Sept.

12 the For 'the Van passed away Sept. pany and father of six, mOh practical solution S. Formerly of Nebraska. Sur-Driving a track nearby. Hejbe a thoroughly scientific in- vived by three heard employee le of chemical and bio- J)iIlcU'cl or 'Norlii rlol- .1 1 1 i i i snOLitin 0 tliyt A.

i 1 st lino' locicsl control. of Tan Hills. Mrs', robbed the bank. Puls stopped; "The trend to larger and Wanda Sa-wyers of Van Xtiys. his truck, liurled himself into larger farming operations will Also grandchildren.

'2 great'the pursuit and integrated and super- grandchildren, brothers andj jiy captured Avila. i vised pe.st more KST1MATK POl'l7LA Califoinia's population has been estimated at 17,000,000. EVENING 2--Movie 11--'Wrestling 4--Biography 4--News (C) 13--Rocky Friends (C) 4--News (C) 5--Jimmie Rodgers 7--Talk Back 9--Surfing Competition l--Movie 13--Rod Rocket BMT-- 2--News 2--Miss America Pag'nt 4--Football Special 7--Have Gun. i Trv'l Ki--Canadian Football 2--Lucy-Deb) Cninady and Candi- flatej, It In Rraur fl--Movie (f) 11--Movie 4, 5--Movie 7--Lawrence Welk 2--Defenders 13--Movie 7--Young America Step Beyond 2--Summer 5--Smnnt-Mamon 9--Movie 11--News 13--Movie 2--Luty-Desi Comedy 5. 7--Movie 11--Joe Pvno 2.

4. 13--MOMO 2--Movif 7--Mow 4, S-Movit Little of the officers arrived a Forest a Olondale-idirected officers to where he Forest Lawn Mortuary. had seen Avila discard money keii in the robbery. Tj, suspect was captured CEMETERY LOTS Oakwood Memorial Park. GJand all money recovered as a lots.

K. Fairish Logan, CHOICE LOTS-- VALHALLA Private party. ST 7-2020 or Mr. Clark. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'GLEN HAVEN VALLEY MORTUARY 7720 Srpulvcda Blvd.

ST1-27G1 result of positive and unhesitating action taken by Puls. Subsequent investigation disclosed Avila had robbed this! 14, 1963. GOP Headquarters In 5Jlh District Will Open Sunday On Sunday, Sept. 1C, Charles Conrad, Republican Assem- AX 223S eve same bank on Xov land had made a succossfuliblyman from the 57th District, lescape. 'will officially open the district Police officials believe thisihc-ndciuarters at J2-I01 Ven- Ispontancous display of cour-Jtura Studio City.

'age and sense of civic rospon-l According to Jackie Marker, isibility, even at grave per- chairwoman, several Holly jsonal risk, is worthy of the are expected to i respect and recognition of the drop in i the opening. (entire community. Ted Thomas, will be in charge of the free refreshments and the Goldwatcr Girls, who will act as hostesses. For further information PIERCE BROTHERS Van Nuys Mortuary Vim uys Elvd ST 'i' 21 FUNERAL HOME Patents Increased Number of United States I a i i i ST 3-0133 Htonts ha3 i a by call PO 2-OI7i Ki'inme'l, 1'. DI i 700 in 10(t yoars.

ivvolcome. Kvcryone is FACTORY TO YOU 500 MARBLE TABLES With Legs or Pedestal! $10 SOFAS DAVENPORTS SECTIONALS J. B. FINCH FURNITURI 1 1 0 1 2 VICTORT BOULEVARD NORTH HOLLYWOOD (Victory at Vintland) "FURNITURE Contract Division J.B. FINCH FURNITURE J512 SANTA MONICA IIVD.

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