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Death Faaeral Annonncem'U IN MEMORIAM Night Fire Causes Charles N. Asclin ROSEVmLD. Miry, bclvred Harry. lomi motbtr or Dewey and Stmuson Rownileid, ISRAEL ol HOLLYWOOD announce with' $10,000 Damages Funeral Tomorrow 2MLc3 2njcItsCirnesf Part APRIL 23, 1956 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (For WitiuWir. Arl! St.

1M6 srandmouier of Mrs. Seymour N.ep sorrow lha passmj of Mcrru Ooti-: Keiier of Los Ansfie. tn addition iit. a dvofd member of iha Tfmpla.l to 5 rrandcnlldren and 11 treai-jThey oflr their deepMt aymnathy lo grandchildren in Ohio, I his family. I Services today, 3 ai at HoIIt- 1 1 1 at Plastics Firm i Charles X.

Asclin, 60, race- funeral Dltcftors wood Cemetery Chapel. la-band Mortuary, directors. rack parimutuel clerk and Damages totaling more Service 11 a.m.. Thursday at HKiMtie Memorial Par it. Groman I Cl'NXIN'GHAM otoxxor jthan $10,000 were caused bv retired Los Angeles a fire which swept through: man, will be conducted at Mortuary, directors.

SCHWARTZ. Georre. 1 Vl MUl) a.m. tomorrow in the Mmnrial Prk Mausoieiim. Groman "J- WMhlnaio ilFALHAUAMEMORiATling last night at 2260 "gie PARK MORTUARY tinela Ave.

in West Los An- iBvr ibd rrnrTrww rtn 4ii.ui i auuvn CHI1J COMPLETE HKKES IN O.N LU AUON STanley 7-3133 POpiar 3-9123 Veotfier Conditions April 2 195 6 47 Farr rNa.x i BA e7, WEATHER FRONTS -jwISS tZr'laj ITATrONAtT awl awl WIND" MM. lEMPEMTURt 40 Aloriuarr. airecton. 5COI-F. Margaret C.

aied 80- resident of Oxnard. mother of Oeorce Pcoies of Fillmore, alfo Mrs Franc Mahony of Los Angelei, Mis Rifa Ciaire Bcoltt of Oxnard. ils-ir of iln, Lusa Purionf of Lni Anvelei and Mri. Oeorg Doyla of Hollywood. Rosary 8 pm.

tonlahk at Santa Clara Church, Oxnard. Reauiem Mas 10 am. Thursday at above church. Bunal Sama Clara Cemetery. Reardon Brothert.

directors. 8HCET. Sara. West 116th Street. Hawthorne, lovini wife of Oscar, mother of John and Oscar C.

Jr ServiceB Friday. 1 at Hardin CALLANAN MORTUARY iLo, AnrelS. and at tommander of Amen- BERVINO CATHOLIC FAMILIES BO-t-2'6 c-- i can region fnst szi ana a tl of the Hollood Tn fP CkS Rlvlera Sportsmen's Club. He mf, nufactureof 'amps leave3 hi'3 widow Maudeina and no elt.es daughter Adrienne, and two ROSE HILLS MORTUARY A rlanacan Mortuary, Inglewood. Mortuary-Cemetery Combined SIMPSON, louls Arthur 'OXford 9-0ri21 or RAvmond 3-5391 Sml e7 1 ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK un( minima immediatelv determined.

FOREST LAWN MORTUARY ChaDei of The Irntiewnod Parle CemeTery. Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, directors. STAMATION, Helen. Undertaking and Cemetery Together lelepnnne Linton h-aiJl rrayer sprvices i inuiri a-. 'a Sun, Moon, Tide U.S.

and Geadftlt luney BS ta at Pierre Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard Services 1 a mw Xr tl I l-'TTI-'i Employees Vote to Accept Offer Employees of the Meletron FORECASTS Laa Aacrl. aaa Vltlnltj: cwsld.r-trve cioufllness today find tomorrow with acauered Silghtii cooler Huh temperalure today near 64. Sauthfrn California: Considerable elorainesa with acaired north and west portions and partly cloudy In soulnern Interior today and tomorrow. Slightly cooler exceot alnnt the.

coast. Windy mountains and Interior ruiona thu afternoon and probably tomorrow. Souther California Catal an In-trrmedlata Vallevi: considerable cloudiness with scattered ahowera today and tomorrow. Cooler today. Kouthern California Mounlala Areaa: Considerable cloudiness today through tomorrow with scattered showers.

Cooler and windy today and probabiy tomorrow. Southern California Interior and Desert Reclons: Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers north portion and partly cloudy south portion today and tomorrow Cooler afternoons. HlKh temperatures today 68 to 78 upper valleys and 18 to 90 lower valleys. Arliona: Variable hltrh cloudiness today through tomorrow, chance of scattered showers tonltht and tomorrow especially vicinity mountains. A little cooler afternoons.

WIND AND WEATHER Point Conception ta Saa Diego! Light variable winds night and mornings, becoming west or southwest 15 to 22 h. In afternoons today and tomorrow Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers likely. Wot much change in temperatures. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Low pressure extends over the Western United States and off the California. Oregon and Washington coasts.

A enter ol low pressure Is located at 38N now or about 300 miles west ot Point Arena, with lowest pressure of about lOOS millibars. A broad band of hwh pressure extends from the Gulf of Alaska southwestward to the latitude of Southern California. Cloudiness extenos along most ol the West coast of tne United States. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Light showers were reported In many pans of the nation during the past 24 hours, but the Gulf Coast and Oklahoma reported the only substantial amounts of ram Most nf that rll Monday night Fnriav Si. SODhia tiffPI Orthodox Church, Pico nd Nor- OF FRIENDLY SEKVK I mandie.

STEFNBERG, Tr. Jimfi. bflovfd hus 950 Highland voted more than two to one to! oo ie. 00w ua accept a wage adjustment av- BRAMBLE-BEST REVERENT CHRISTIAN BFRVIPS GROMAN MORTUARY JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. A.

BROWN SON Mir 1 M.e 2a May band or Mary steinoerg, ifcinr 01 Jimn Jr. and Robert O. Stnne, brother of Zen a Steinbert and Mrs Vera Wrshln. 8prvlcs today, 12 noon. Hollywood Ceraetpry ChaDei.

In IIpu of floweri kindly send donationi to Camp Max Straui. Maliaow Bl-noni. directors. STKAsACKFR. r.erhardt of Bur-banfc, of Ruh.

father of eraging 13 cents hourly, ret WEDNESD4Y, APRIL 1i rloi ail i iki 32 ra. roactive to April 2, District iLodge 72 1, International As-1 udes at los angeles harboh Ruth Repdy and Barbara Thomo nr. arandfathar of Bill. Ronald andiian l.linl suilttliuil Ul dll- I. Hiih 2i 3 25-45 9 39 3 9 4 i'1-n 7 in 3 7 -'7 4 43-0 11 3(1 3 4 -7 3.12.01 3 2 nounced yesterday.

Low H.a 18 01 5 I in 17 2 0 10.06 3 4:24 2 3 10,41 4 9 6:01 2 2 8 Hull I.nw i 3 3 :05 2 Funeral wlee Thursday. 2 pm I EDVAKIS BROTH KR.S COLONIAL MORTUARY 3.13 ERst Mjanolia. Burbank. con-, )nn0 Vpn Bvd ductrd by officers Eaele Roclc Lodee I Approximately 125 em- NATION'S WEATHER This mop, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature.

Definitions of terms used ore: 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 the earth's surface by the action of the opposing cold air.

This often causes precipitation. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Numbers in circles marked high and low indicate barometric pressure in the designated areas. plovecs are affected at the s.12 03 3:3731 May Hteh company, which makes air-; 1 11241 suos No 422, FAM Sixteen onvenlent Funeral rhapeli STRAI T. Albert.

FdaartU Colonial Mortuary SCMTTKR. Itatlle, -i ai. ur UL -x-'MJSl industrial PrOSSUrG in orlpr ef wcurrenpi. FlrH times tni lecond column riKKCF. RKOTHKRS cratt ana CCteral mesa lower 1W truer.

-Harry Malcnm conducted ne- David J. Malloy Mortuary 'gotiations. i Harrv Ma and Albert Kollner of Oregon, m7 g0rjrH FLOWER ST. RI-93326 S7; Sun' Mnnif, fist. Deaths, Funeral Announcem'ts Services BR0S- tapley geiger printinq GrouD Boulevard.

2045 W. WASRTfKrrONFE-26115. 1 VIWMK Plei LEARMHAN. Thomai J. Crensh nshaw am Requiem Mase todar.

Cathadral Chapel Cnanlntham armstkovc; Make Awards City. by Groman Vortuirr. 1 1201 SOUTH ROPE STHFET fa '1 if WINSOR. Iiurrnf 125 Hamon rrtv, Whittier, pasnert away April FLORISTS 22nrl, survived by wlfr, Oertrurtpj Divorces Granted SCOTT. LeRoyea from Oaoraa A.

SWEET. Virginia M. Jrom Leonard A. VALDE7I. Billio Irom Larry.

WANNBERG. Jo Ann L. from Kennsth. WEBER. Bernadstta from Albert W.

WERGLES. Fred J. from Alma M. wrLLIAMSON. W.

N. from Bernadette C. WILLOOGHBY. Beverly from Webbter. WISER.

William L. from Mirdla 8. WOODALL. Georia from LaVema H. YUEN.

Arietta from Thomai. Dcatbs Funeral Announcements Wlnsor: 1 son. Maior Edward Wlnsor of US Armv; 1 nister, Mrs W. TrarrpH nf RRnta Ana. Certificates of merit will be awarded to all persons who successfully complete any of flowers the courses current lv htMrtr CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO.

Rosary will be rectTrd FrMay 100 8. SPRINO MI-0H7 at Ktewert A Bariir lemni hanal. Whif'lpr Rrnniem Ma CEMETERY LOTS Connor, dtrectori. LIVIN, Emanuel. Services today.

11:11 p.m., at Glasbend Mortuary. IKVITZ, Vera. Services today, 1 a It (Hatband Mortuary. LEVY, LEAH. Services 1pm.

today at draman Mortuary. LIPSHITZ, Services today, 1 at Olai-band Mortuary, MeMILI.EN. Dr. Samuel lovlnr fath. er of Allrrd John George Harold w.

MrMlllen and Mri Hermie Louise Powers Services 1pm. Thursday Grace Chapel, Cemetery. Mc offered in the educational for will be celebrated Saturday, 10 a at St. Mary 5 Catnouc Lnurcn. tu- rvhitUT Save $100 per irave Inglewood prOiam Ot tne Printing 111- rArflCi WRIfiHT.

Howard beloved huiand Cemetery, HntriPQ A capiat inn at thn "UreSl nf Krina A Wrieht. brother of Frank i-: rr 7TT OUSUieS HbbOtldllOn at DC i Marriage Licenses Issued HACKLKR ECORD 22, I. 18. HAMBROOK REM8BERY. T.

U. J. HASTINGS ROGERS. it. 1.

21. R. 3fl. 30. HOLMES SPITZER.

S. 58, H. 48. HOWEI.L FKRIZ1S. I.

45. A. 43. HOWELL LUTE E. 20, J.

20. JAYNKS VORNDRON. A. 72. N.

73. JtNSEN STUZ. T. 21. C.

18. JOHNSON FOI.KES. B. 35. 33 JOHNSON GURLEY.

D. 45. B. 35. KALIN DAVIS.

M. 3V A. 27 KAY NELSON G. 19, D. 18.

LEAVITT LETTIN. R. 39. 8. 34.

Let, RAND MAP D. 2'-'. J. 21. LINTELMANN PETTERSON.

J. 25. M. 19 MaGEE TICHENOR. K.

3i. 31. MARCHETTA RUPP A. 26. I.

21. MrKINLEY -ANDRICK D. 32. K. 25 MEHCADANTE WALKER.

D. 23. P. 18. MICHAUD BCHLAD.

W. 59. Z. 59. MITCHELL GRESETH.

R. 21. M. 17. MOORE GUSTKE.

F. 70. Q. 49. NEAL- SMITH Jr.

19. A 17 OLDHAM KAPPHAHN. 25, M. 31. OSTI AVON.

35, A. 3. PANTSAR HIRSCH W. 21. J.

19. PARSONS GRIMSI.EY 35. K. it. PATTEE COOK.

W. 27. E. 24. PERRY GLUMM 18.

8. H. RAMOS DIAZ O. 25. 19 RFEDER VIERMNO 30.

O. 2J, RICHARDSON STEWART. B. 45. 37.

ROAMER HARTMAK. J. 39. 21. RODRIGUEZ RKLL1S A 51.

C. 30. RUHNAU MORRIS. B. 24.

20. Brownsville reported a it of 2 39 Inches and Galveston and few Orleana nearly Hi inches each. No showers were reported from the South-i west nor Irom the Upper Great Lanes, region. In most other areas there were1 reports of showers giving from a trace to a quarter of an Inch. At some time.

Monday night or yesterday no part of the nation could boast of a clear sky though cirrus clouds over the Midwest, th- Central Oreat Lakes region and thei Southwest Desert offered no effective interference to bright sunshine. Cloutll-: ness over South Texas and the Southern California coast cleared by noon and the southern tip of Florida had only scattered cumulus during the day. Temperatures moderated considerably in Wyoming. Northeast Colorado audi the Dakotas, but a wind shift to northerly changed the trend over much of that area In the afternoon. It was a little cooler over most Interior sections of the Far West and on the Plateau This change was mainly due to an Increase cloudiness and generally was less than 10 deg.

though locally; In Northern California was as much as 19 deg Cool air from the North-1 west brought temperatures down a few: degrees in the Southeast. High temperatures were generally In the 60s or 70s In the West except the 80s and 90s cn the desert and In Southern fan of the Rockies high temperatures were mostly In the 40s and 60s In the north and the fiOs or 70s in the South, i except In the 80s Id Florida and South, Texas. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's i nd Horace Wrl.ht. brother-in-law I ror. ft; PI A Builditlff at 14,4 12th I auin cf Bernica Cooper t- ACKF.RMAN, Mn.

Rent aged 58, of 433 Elm Avenue. services 1pm. Thursday at the 8unnyMde Memorial Par Chapel. Long Beach. Hunter Mortuary, Long Eeach, directors.

ALMENAR. Frank O. Requiem Mass today. 9 am. at St.

funerals Services 2 Fndav in the' Inslewood cemetery lots, much below Tittle Church of the Flowers ESSii1 SJ.3-iJ?I; Directed bv Forest Lawn Mortiiar. I ro Millan Funeral Cnapel conducting Cltr Cfiilrf WRIGHT. StanleT heloved huhand; Inglewood Pk. Cemetery, 2 choice lots 8t. Vincent'! Church.

Cunningham McMULLIV. Rav 7 Dm. at T4- Services today ICilmnbirliii warda Brothert' Colonial Mortuary. Chsilea Andrews, loving mother ofiO'MARA. Jnieph M.

Nancy Lou. Barbara Jean and! Cunningham Connor, directors James Albert, sister of Marie Tomp- 'PARRY, Florence beloved mother of Mtwleua Oiptl mmmn Ruth F. wrisnt. Drorner oi Hunnse piot. Sfrvtces 3 p.m.

Thursrtay at Pkrra Brothfra' nrerl Hltlfl. 417 Forest Lfln lawn crypt for 2. Har-North Maple Driva. 'In ll'U nf ninny t. Own.

must sac. WE-679I3. br. flower? Rfnd contribution lo the Hrt Fund Inglewond Cpr.ie. Over $100 per nrRve TAMAfilTHI, Mlnaiukf, 1) bf loved husband ot Sakikn.

whom, Pk. Cemfterv. 2 choice lots NO HIDDENCOST OF DELIVERY Audrey Snencer. kins. Ruth Kuru.

Ester Moreno and Betty Everhart. Theima. John, Paul Lovely Sprays at )4 1 ii fin' rn ilitiiiiaaAtaiiiiiiii he marnefl in im do sunrise plot PL-86Mt6 Services at 10 am. Friday In the little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Foreit Lawn Mortuary.

PENnEI IAV, naraparznam, beloved husband of Mrs. H. Pendellan. Services Thursday, 1 at flt James' Armenian Church. 3L'no West Adams Boulevard.

U. Blrde-min directors. FOREST LAWN FLOWER SHOP Clinton 6-3131 ZEmth 4151 24 hour pbon servica and Gene Hitch. Recitation o( the Rosary Wednesday, 5 p.m., at Utter-Mc Klnle iv'a Crease Highland Park Chapel. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 30 a.m., at St Dominic Catholic Church.

BECKFR, Cbarlfs Ernest. Hammond-Miagel A Ruppe. niTTnuir iitknp "XT MICHIGAN 2222 CHARGE IT BY PHONf ON YOUR WORD AlONB BILTMORE FLOWERS Fumiko Amano. Mrs. Alko Takaoka.

Dr Megumi Shtnoda. Mrs. Etsuko Konishi and Mrs. Shlzuko Hlraoka Services 7:30 pm April 2Sth at th Centenary Methodist Church. and Noimandie.

Fuaut Mortuary, directors. Services 2 m. today at Fierce rnjt.n. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary Brothers' Inglewood. 3443 West SANDOVAL MOLINA.

R. 37. R. 40. SCHRANK HOSSLER.

T. 18. 17. SCOTT MACLNA3. Jr.

22. D. 19. SMITH GREGG. 20.

19. SOTOBASULTO. G. 31. B.

26. SPINOSA REI.L. P. Jr. 18.

C. 18. SPITZER CAMPBELL. O. 35.

R. 35. STIDHAM JENNINGS. F. 19, 18.

STONE WERNER. W. 35, B. 29. STRINGER LEAF.

R. Jr. 31, 28. THOMAS AUSTIN A 20. 20 THOMAS-RE! LARS M.

21. IS. THORNTON- PRE88LEV. M. 23.

1 Manchester Boulevard. 1 BLACK. Ethel M. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuar BRICK Kit, Harry Wilbur, formerly of Newhall. Services Thursday, 1 at Hilburn's Funeral Chapel, Newhall.

Tntprinent Everereen Cemetery. IIIUOSEEBQ? TOMI IN SANDERS H. Jr 2S. 22 I7 CHEKTOIF, Abraham. TUN NELL CARPENTER.

46. Roll Up Your Sleeves! There's Still Tims to Enter I ft r7 11 1 A 1 lur a mm a 111 fit CNGFR PRANCE. W. 51. 36 VALENZOELA AMAYA 25, 20.

VANCE CROCKETT. D. 29, M. 34. VINCENT -CLIFTON Jr 31.

28. WACHTEF GRAHAM. J. 26. J.

30. WARD ECKERSLEY 23. 19 WEATHERALL NORMAN. I. 25.

I. 25 WHITNEY 22. F. 19. WILLIAMS-MOLLESS 2IT8 18.

NVRKiHT WINTON 49. D. 52 ZIMMER LIGHTNER W. 52. H.

54, of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Mail-now St Simons, directors. In liu of flowers, make donations to Leukemia Research at City of Hope. COOPER Hattie Phillips, widow of the late Ml) ton Cooper, beloved mother of Sftuart F. Cooper, grandmother of Jane Cooper Wright, Marftaret Cooner Bennett and Cooper Korher.

sister of Hlet and Charles F. Phillips- also survived bv Ereat-grandrhlldren Graveside aervices 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Dirpf-tnri hv Wnrrtt Lawn Mortuary. maximum and minimum temperatures, at Southern California points, as report-; ed to the Los Angeies office of the 0 3.

Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station Max. Mini Los Angeles 5 LA. Airport 68 Si. Beaumont 40. Bishop 71 SBj Blvthe 9 Embank 69.

64 Campo 73 43 Cuher City SI Daggett 60 El Cen'ro 91 64 Long Beach 65 5o Moatf hello 72 65 Mt Wilson 69 Needles 93 73 Newport 64 64 ralmaala "0 60 Palm Springs 94 62 Pasadena 69 63 Faso Pobles 70 47 Fiverslr.e 71 63 fUndtl'tt 60 42 San Bernardino 74 4H San Diego 6 6t San Oebrlel 73 6J San Pedro 6' Ranta Ans 69 55 Santa Barbara 6ft 53 Stnta Monica 67 55 Thermal 92 64 Torrance 66 53 Vlctorvllle 62 Warner Springs 73 41 TEMPERATURES) AND PltECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY Preclpi- S'stlnn Msx. tat ion Abilene. T'X "9 57 78 4S Aoisnlio 71 37 A'lan' 1 .71 63 Bakersfleld Bismarcs. r'3 -4 T. Boise 63 36 I Boston 41 38 1st Prize 2nd Prize S7.5C0.C3 3rd Prize S5.GQ0.G0 4th Prize $2,500.03 5th Prize $1,003.00 6th Prize $500.03 7th Prize $250.03 8th Prize $103.03 Sth Prize $50.03 ICth Prize $53.03 1 1 th-1 00th Prizes Each $20.00 $1,800,00 1 0 1 st-200th Prizes Each $10.00 $1,000.00 20lst-250th Prizes Each $5.00 $250.00 TOTAL $50,003.03 CRABTKEE.

Nor, beloved mother nf: Puzzle No. 25. When you've finished, save it as part of the Third Week's series. And to bring you completely up to date in this exciting contest, fill in and mail the handy coupon below, for ALL the back puzzles, complete with your copy of the Official Rules. It's up to you, so don't delayl Soon, someone just like you will be counting a cool $30,000 the top prize in 250 cash awards that total $50,000.

Decide NOW that YOU will be that person pitch in and play find out why FUN WORDS is the entertainment way to fortunel See how easy it it to solve the sample puzzle, read the simple directions, and then get busy on today's HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS Clip ond save the daily puzzles as they appear in The Times end send In each week's punles ell at ante with the Weekly Answer Form which wtll be published in The Times at the end ef the wesk. Please fill out the Weekly Antwer Form very carefully, because only the Weekly Answer Form will be judged. Each weekly set of solutions must be accompanied by a quarter (25c) in coin (no stamps). In return each contestant who completes the contest will receive a choice of the books pictured ond described below. Remember, this is a contest in which no dictionaries or encyclopedias need be consulted, since everything you need to participate the diagrams and the word lists are right in the putties themselves.

SAVE ENTIRE WEEK'S SET Remember to send in the entire week's set ef seven punles clipped from The Times (Sunday through Saturday) along with your Weekly Answer Form and 25c in coin. This is a contest in which neatness or decorated entries do not count. You do not have to be an artist, decorator or writer in order to win. However, putties wilt become somewhat difficult as the contest progresses, ond in the event ef tie for prises, there will be tie breaking putties to solve, as provided for in Rule 5 of the Official Contest Rules. (Copyright 1956, Edward Manley) HERE'S HOW YOU ENTER AND WIN Every doy during ih Fun-Words cortltst a punli cemiiling ef dtagrom ef empty iquaret and a Word lut will published in The Timet.

To ioIvs the puzili, itmpty pick oi many word as you tan from the Word lift and insert them into the empty squares by interlocking them with one another ol shown in the sample puizle demonstration en thts page. Each puzzle contain a "goal-score," and the idea it to come as close a you can to using the number of word indicated in the goal score in solving the purite. USE SPELLING IN WORD LIST In solving the punles, please bear in mind that all words inserted into the diagram must be spelled eiactly a they appear in the Word list and must read from left to right or from tap to bottom. Words spel'ed diagonally are not admitsabie. A word may be used only the number ef times it appears in the Word list.

No ward or group of wordt may stand alone words must be connected by intersecting or crossing each other en a letter common to both wards (see sample puzile). When two or more letters occupy consecutive squares in the same row, either vertically or horizontally, they mutt spell out a complete word as it appears in the Word list. After filling in the words in your solution, oil unused or empty squares should be blacked out. Jamea Russell Crabtrea and Mrs. Inei Young Services Thursday.

1 at W. A. Brown A Son Funeral Home. CROOKSTOX. William C.

Services Thursday. 2 cm. at Chapel of Chimes In InKlewnnrj Park Cemeterv. Inglawood Mortuary. 1206 Cditinela Avenue iOR-(S3331j directors.

DAVIS, Llnnea beloved wife of Wright Davis, daughter of Mrs Etltth Warner Serv.res 1 10 rr Th'irsdaT at the Bramble-Best Fune'ral Home. Ilfi Toner man. Street. EISEN. Saiamon.

Malinow ft Simona. director OILMAN, (ienevieve loving Of Richard H. Oilman, mother of Ann oilman Butte and Richard H. Oilman III. Serwces 11 am.

Thursday at Tierre Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 Wen Boulevard. Inglewood HAHN. iol beloved wife of Ro-well Harin. mother of Hahn, sister of Florence Slapak and Frank Yare.

Services at 1 pm. Thursday In the Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest lawn Mortuary. 'Cleveland papers please copy i HAl'GH. Benjamin Clifford, lovir.g husband of Mav a.

Haunh father of Cliltnrri. Daid and Chnrlene Ha'jih and Mrs, Barbara Smith, also survived by 4 grandchildren and 3 nieces. Services Thursday 12 noon, at Vtter-MrKIn lev's Witahli I ha pel. 444 Smith Vermont. HAYS.

MM.COLM M. Serirrs Patnrday, 2 30 pm at Armstrong Famih. HOLKIGAN. (hailntte Priva'e at Pierre Brothers' Santa Munir. lOHANNSfcN, Soohle M.

Divorce Suits Filed Carmelita I against Edward. BAH ROW. Ahre analnst Bill. BENTON Jewell anainst lola. BRADI EY against Tsaar BROWN Hazel T.

aftainst Irvinr BRUNDIOE. Wanda against Bnbbv J. BRYAN Ila against Wheeler H. Btss Esthpr A Wal'rr A CHRISTLIEB Ayako N. against Albert.

COLLINS Allrr asalnst Freddie. COOKF. Patricia A against Archihald CIIIA'EH. Frances R. against William, FRANK Gloria A.

asalnst LowpII L. (iANRTWIG. Anne am.nnt Morris. OARDN'FR Joan M. against Fred Oil, Roberto asamt Cruii V.

OOS7.M.F.Z. Ofelia aain Lewis HANCOCK Dolores aaint Ciyria HECK. Frances against Robprt L. HOFNlr. Mtrv L.

anamst Samuel HOOPER Naomi agaiiT-t Lnnnie JEWETT. Mabel anainst tiiertn. FT, I. FY Antnnle aRRlnt John L. KENNEDY.

Ma asalnsf Dale KIRKPATRICK Henrleffa attilnst John. LANCE Eva aitalnst Andrew J. I ayton Myrtle against Johnla L. I.FK Mildred H. against Irving MARSH Warner aaaitist Susan MARTIN Roberta against Eugene Monctvais Oeorge ag.iinst Myrtle.

MOORE. Thrlma against Arthur MORROW Eugenia L. acainst Henry I MT.T1XFR. Burdette aaain.st Geraldlne. PERI.EY.

Louis L. against Donna L. PERRY Robert asalnst Velma PROVENCIO Netlin H. against Gilbert RAYFORD. Fare H.

aKatnst Edward 'RAYFORD Pose against Robert L. RORINSON. Bertie against Lurlan ROWLETT. Thomas against Charlmar. RUBF.NSTKIN Harry against Svlvla.

SANDOVAL Emelia against Cclestino. Ravmnnd acninst Helen SWEENEY Ethel against Rufus L. Jr F'llyn against VAN OUNDY Violet against WAONFR Jean I against 1 awrem-p Williams CaroWn attain Rlhard I WOODWARD. Harold S. against Henri Dlrorres Granted AFETTAN Chakl from Harrv AI VAR ADO Betty Irom Oablno.

ANDERSON. JaniPS from Lowell. RVLL Lr-ls from Daniel John from Gladys. I NO. 23 I SAMJHI PUZZLE Solution No.

1 In Solution No. wo used two words, BAT and AT, interlocking the two words ot the letter A which is common to both of them. Wo used two words in this selution-but let's see if can come up with another solution which wilt give us a higher score. BjAlT HERE'S HOW TO PLAY FUN-WORDS look at the sample Fun-Words Puzzle, oil worked out to shew you how to play the game. First, you'll note that the puttie is made up of two parts a diagram of 6 empty squares and Word Lilt made up of 4 words.

The question printed below the square diaqram Is "CAN YOU SCORE 4 WORDS?" This is our goal score for this sample puiila. Now examine the word list very carefully, making Brownsville 80 68 3 39 Buffalo 44 23 Charleston. 78 59 Cheyenne 6i 26 01 Cnicago 46 .11 OnctrnnH 35 Cleveland 45 .13 03 Ilenver 71 31 20 lies Moines 68 26 Detroit 46 34 T. podge City 65 .14 tliluth 48 19 Fl Paso 63 55 Fureka 54 48 Ft Worth 60 55 Fresno 76 53 Grand Junction 74 51 Wrltma 47 33 25 Honolulu. 82 50 Huron 49 2) 01 Indianapolis 32 Jacksonville 80 57 30 Kansas City.

Mo. 58 .12 03 las Vegas .87 fc lo-le Rock .60 45 70 43 Memphis 63 45 Miami 78 73 Minneapolis 69 26 New Orleans 66 62 47 New Yott Cl'y 47 39 Oklahoma City .65 40 71 Omaha 62 23 Pendleton 68 42 Philadelphia 44 37 02 F.ooenix 89 63 Pittsburgh 44 34 10 poratelio 6i) 44 .02 Portland. Me 50 .14 Portland. Or 70 39 Papld City 65 29 01 Red Bluft 61 61 Penn 9 61 pojwell 76 44 Sacramento 69 61 03 St Louis 58 32 Salt ake City 69 55 a Antonio 80 58 Sin Francisco 6.1 65 Seattle 66 40 Spokane 56 39 Kpiinglield. Mo, 55 30 .06 Tampa BJ hi) Tucson 85 .67 Vancouver, in ..62 44 Washington, DC.

39 03 Wichita .57 3 wuiiston f-5 :9 Wintiemueca 6n 4 Wlnslow 72 47 Yellowstone. Mont. 48 33 13 Yuma "5 AlAPKAN BT5TIONS Anehorsge 56 32 F.vrhshns 30 Juneau 61 33 CAN YOU scom JL words word list OCK NO So. II OP JO i GO Solution No. 2 In Solution No 2.

wo use three words, BAN, BE ond NO. This is pretty good but let's see if wo can't do little better. Plsoto note that earh word it used only once, and that the unused square is again blerked out. I A 0 Services i nur'riay, 2 pm. at Armstrong Family.

JONES, Elliott Lewis of .1007 Somerset Drive, beloved husband of Jane, loving father of EUloit Jones Jr Services Thursdav. 2pm. at tlie First Baptist Church of Hoilvwood (Las Paimas af Slma 1 Dr Ha-oid Proppe officiant Vtter-MrK'n-lev't strother Mortuary. hJ40 Hollywood Boulevard, director. LANG, Ben, beloved father of Bess Rosenberg, poarl Kssack.

Ida Parker, Celia Moss and Jack: Lang Aiso survived by 7 tt andehllriren and 1 great-grandchild Senics today. 2 pm. at Hollywood Cemeterv Chapel. Groman Mnrtuarv, directors. note of words or groups CAN YOU SCORI 4 WORDS' words which contain one or moro gJ WORD LIST fc; V4 to i fv TO NO AT SAT letters common te one another.

Let's try inserting different combinations of these words into the diagram, making sure that wt are doing so In accordant with the rules and instructions, Here art number of solutions. Notice how, after inserting words into the diaqram, the left-over empty squares have been blacksd out. 'MM M.tNti ir irom Calagero BLAKELY. Lorraine M. from Namon.

BOOTH Paul L. fmm Annette C. liOUY Ta K. from James InowEPS Mary from Chester 9. i PUSH.

Lova L. from Angus iBUTl.ER. Mary M. from John 1CAMPOS. Mirlano from Marina rAP.snN.

Bernce from Odell FARHELL Rlrhurd from Eleanor. FIKM) lomtti Jo (rom Elbert IMSHKR Kveivn from Donald R. Ipol LV S'-bll from Wyctt! 'FOS'lFT Lrrene I from Frank W. looRMAN from Norman HARRINGTON. Rosctta from Shelly.

HAWKINS Rernlce from Johnnie, ii: from Atfnn HORNfK'KER Helena from William. JACKSON Aimn from M'p R. Riith from Oo-rior Ii iflNSON M.trgaret from Tiioodore jot I.Y carol Jark KESKE Arnold 1mm Madge IEVERTNO DeRene P. from Andrew MAY Norma Irom Oenrte L. iMAZONK Florlden from Joseph MrroRNfACK BarhaT from Donald Jr.

'minenko wa'flmg from Tryfnn 1 Eliwbeth from Leland PLTf RSON Lo'iis from R'Ph RAFMtlSSFN Eleanor from Floyd Renee PhlTlp Solution No. 3 w. oral In tolution w. mod. tha "goal" ef hat ward by uiing BAN, AT, TO ana NO a.

ihown. This i. th. bait tolution tha puitl, unca it putt our total cloitit to th. aool eora ihown.

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