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trnnf nvtfii a-iysiiCj II I JN Vhrrtb fantKtififu. ftrrnhp- ft 1959 1 I 2 k0 XiAttltt I I WEATHER REPORT CFFICtAl, ffar Friday. Oct. FORECASTS kosary Slated lonight for Mrs, Anna McGarry RVHdv to Seek Applicants The U.S. Armv Audit I Agency will interview applicants for supervisory audi tors in bouthern California and Arizona nrsN-vl Rosary for Mrs.

Anna president of the chamber in Starting salaries range McCarrv 81 widow of'l927 anl of the walty $7,030 to $8,330. Interviews! 4U in 1017. a former present of tne, Mrs McCrrv WM Los Angeles Chamber 0 she came t0 Commerce and Los in 1SS1 ir alts i -otH-tg -c J. fi Realty Board, will be recit ed at 8:30 p.m. today in St.

Paul's Catholic Church. Mass will be celebrated at lot jT -S: -l ym 7 9 a.m. tomorrow in the J1 Coronado; seven church, followed by burial sons- Daniel, of St. Louis, in Hr.lv Prnsa rpmptprv. and Martin, Gerald.

Bernard, will be conducted the week of Oct. 19 at the State Employment Service, 1110 lower bt. Daofhs, Fwniral AnneunctTintt SIID, Ben. Services tooav, a noiirewq Cemetery Chapel. rem an Martvary, directors.

SIGOLOFP, Michael. Malmow Silvtrmen, directors. SILVERTON, Herald loving husband 0 fcsieiie Reicn auverion, brother of J. B. SHvermen of Chtcaoo.

Services and (nleiment 2 p.m. Fri-dsy in Avalon. SIMON, Daniel O. Cunningham A 'Conner MMtywwd. SLAUSON.

Mrv Mildred of San Ga- bnet, oetoveo wne of uuaiew k. aiau son, mother Raipn t. ano u. war. ren Slauson and daughter of Mrs.

FHiH, Urnrntt. Services II a m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Prod A. Turner, Athambre. STOVER.

John T. Forest Lawn worm err ana; lemererr TIMPLE. Maurice. 4922 Vc? fi yw AN I' oervictj urg.nir Mrs. McGarry, member of i a pioneer' Pomona family, died Wednesday night in her home at 2214 Virginia Rd.

She was one of the organ lizers of the Social Service Her Husband, D. F. Mc- r-V L'VJ I W4.M Services li noon tooav at iroman Memorial Chapel in Hillside MemorielAUXlIiary, MAX. TtMPfn t.a.t. jT Hj I STATVONAIY WIND Slwo Mw t.

bpiiii MTK I Garry, who died in 194.1, was'ham O'Connor. NATION'S WiATHIR This map7 based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure.

CLAIR CORBIN, FORMER PISTOL EXPERT, DIES board Seven 'Sons Survivors include a daughter, Miss Helen Mc Kevin, William and Patrick aH of Los Angeles; a sister, Miss Mae Doyle, of Clare- mont. and eight erandchil- dren. The family requests that in lieu ot flowers, contnbu tions be sent to the Rosary Hour. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Cunning- which won numerous cham pionships throughout the country during the 1930s. Mr.

Corbin leaves his wid ow, Laura; a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Thomas, of North Car olina; a son, Bill, of Needles; two brothers, John, of Mo- line. 111., and Burton, of Shadron, and five grandchildren. Dave Voelkel, Veteran City Worker, Dies Dave Q. Voelkel, a city employee for 40 years, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital.

He was b3. Voelkel had worked in the bureau of accounting and in the bureau of street maintenance. For the last six years he was administrative assist ant to W. T. Anderson, in charge of the bureau of contract administration, a unit of the Department of Public Works.

He leaves his widow, Ruby V. Voelkel, and a brother Joseph G. Voelkel. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Cunningham Connor. Clair Corbin, 66, retired Pasadena and one-time pistol shot cham pion, died Oct.

1 while on a fishing trip in Grimes, Cal it was learned yesterday. Mr, Corbin, who retired from the Pasadena police force in 1941, had lived in Victorvitle since that time. He was an active member of the Los Angeles Police Department pistol team Wausa Picnic Set The annual "home town" picnic of former residents of Wausa, will be held Sunday in Bixby Tark, Long Beach. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey MtW aVltlP Utt LSf Q'( )ue.

oo dg Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Oct. It Oct. 24 PRIDAY, OCT.

Sun rlaea 1:53 a.m., sett 5:21 p.m. Moon ritai 1:11 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR rvt. Hloh Low Hloh Low 4:11 Jf 2.1 "3:04 (1 0.3 10 4.3 10:42 2.4 4 11:25 0.2 11 4:04 47 11:447 l.f 535 5.1 Low High low nign '2 12:12 0.2 4:40 5.1 12:34 1 5.2 3 1 2:50 0.5 7:10 5.4 0 5.2 1 1-Si 0 1 7 1 1 1:55 0 7:54 5.1 1:55 0.7 1:05 5.7 0.3 4.9; Denotet p.m. Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, Ml Long Beach, 44.

Daarhs, Funtral Annouricmrit FREEDHEIM, Else, Services' today, 10 at Holly wood cemetery Lnapii. taroman mor tuary, directors. eaTCH John Sr. loving husband ot Anna Gotch' father of jick Gotch Jr. and Dorothy Burrlstotw also sur- uiiMrf hv 4 orandchildren fiSLSJ' 10 a.m..

at Utter-McKintey's Wlllhir Chapel. South Vermont, GROSS. Carl Robert. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. HALL, Martha.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Ctmelery. HAWTHORNE, William J. tunninaham A O'Connor, directors. HENDRICKSON, Blanche Jean, beloved wife ol Floyd L. Hendrlckson, mother of Ralph M.

Hendrlckson, sister af Mrs. Florence Phipps, daughter ot Mr. Peter DeLaet, aisa survived by 3 orandchildren. Services at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale.

For- est Lawn Mortuary In charge. HAWE. Ravmond Walter, beloved hus band of Louise 5. Howe, loving father of Robert S. Howe and Carolyn Fair-brother, loving brother of Mrs.

Emily Totton and Earl Howe, also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services Saturday, 3 P.m., at Grace Chapel, Inglewood para Lemeiery. utter-MeKinlev's Vleweark, directors JACKSON, Rot May, beloved mother ol Mrs. Lillian M. eunis, sister ot mrs.

iri.hu Services Friday, 10:30 a.m. Pierce Brothers' Lot Angeles, West Washington Boulevard. KAHN, Louis. Groman Mortuary, directors. KEILY, Miss Margaret.

Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica. KENT, Irene. Groman Mortuary, directors. KIVIAT. Kidor.

Services io a.m. Sunday ar winen Hollywood Mortuary. KRIEGER, Margaret, beloved wife ol William f. Krieger, sister ot Aoeie Day, Emma Evans, Time him, lou Ua Connnllv. aarhara Marsh and freda Bauman, Harry, Otto, Fritt and John Kramer.

Services Saturday, 11 a.m., at Mater Mortuary, 3120 West Main, Alhambra. LABOW. Mav. Mount Sinai Mortuary and Cemetery. lalkuw, iaa aaran.

serv ces 2 a.m. sunaav ar Memorial Chapel in Hillside Memo rial park. Groman Mortuary, directors. LEE, William You, loving husband ol Billie Lee, son of ooK Jem Lee. services ounooy, i p.m., ol viiw McKinley's Wilthire Chapel, 444 South Vermont.

LEEDS, Manny, formerly of Chicago. services 12 noon sunaav at me hoi lywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. LIEBMAN, Samuel. Services 2 p.m.

Sunday at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. MADIGAN, Mrs. Wilma Margaret, of Alhambra. Services 11:30 a.m.

today at the chapel of Turner 4 Stevens, Alhambra. MAX. Lucy, roving mother of Mrs. Aure ola Tibbot, sister of Mrs. ore uronson.

Services Saturday, 2 P.m., at Ray D. Klinker Mortuary. MeCALL. Msrouarita fiiw. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

McCLANAHAN, Meade. Forest Lawn Mertuary and Cemetery. MCGARRY, Mr. Ana Doyle, widow of the leie Daniel Francis McGarry, loving mother of Daniel Martin Helen Gerald Bernard Kevin William D. and Patrick D.

McGarry. Rosarv this evening. 1:30 o'clock, at St. Paul's Church. Requiem Mass Sst- uroey, a.m., at at.

raui inurcn. Interment Holy Cross. Cunningham 4 O'Connor, directors. (In lieu of flowers thr offering of Masses would' be sp arer area. 1 I'MEMMOTT, Lee E.

Reed aros. Tapiey ceiier. MORENO, Mrs. Luanda. Rosary this evening, a o'clock, at the Callanan Mortavry.

Requiem Mass Saturday, a.m., at Our Lady of Loretto Church. MURPHY, Mrs. Mary loving mother ot sister Mery Lawrence, i.m.m., and Sgt. George W. Murphy, LAPD; grand-, mother of James Ronald Murphy, LAPD, and Mrs.

John Thomas Murphy; also survived by 1 graal-grand- chiidren. Rosary this afternoon for the Religious, 4 30 at Holy Spirit Church, Pico and Ouhsmulr. Rosary this evening, I o'clock, at Holy Spirit Church. Solemn Reoulem Mess Saturday, a.m., af Holy Spirit Church. Callanan Mortoary, directors.

NELSON, Gertrude Orde. Forest Lawn Mertuary in Cemetery. OS IK Edllh M. services 1 p.m. pridv at tn Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, fierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, PINGER, Ethel.

Pierce Brothers' Santa Menlca. PLUMMER, Prank beloved husband of tidora piummer, tatner of Ronald and Robert Piummer, brother of James end C. Burton Plumi.wr and Mrs. NEvvIe Whitlatch, Mrt. Louise Petterson, Mrs.

Dorothy Anderson and Mrt. Gladys Sanders. Servlcas at i a.m. Friday, Church of tha Hills, Forest Lawn Memorial- park, Hollywood HIIIS. Forosf Lawn Mortuary In chargg.

OUEVILLON, Hetty, beloved wi.e Lvru quevmon, loving mother Here it is! Lm Aatolii and Vkkwryj Nkvfct cod fnorninyj coastal cwXKli and tunny with ver-laoi high clouds tot mornings and afternoons today and tomorrow. Lima temperature chaoee. Hrgk today about 14. Seartnera CatMonia: Verleftle hih ctouos today and tomorrow with eonsid-raole sunshine bom days. Niaht and mominf coastal clouds extendino Inland 1o coastal and intermediete vallavs ln aarty mornfna hours, Lima temperature cnanee.

favthoni CaMantla Coastal and tnter-mediate vaUoys: Variabl hue clouds today and tomorrow and low clouds apreed-lm In from coast lata niaht and early mornine hours. Not much Chang in temperature. "teutnem Catifentia Meantaia Arena: Variable hioh clouds and not much tem-ptreture change today and tomorrow. Early morning fog or low clouds along coastal slopes. South Cetifemie Interior and Desert Variable high clouds but con-i tidereble sunshine today and tomorrow.

much temperature change. High tem peratures taoey to as upper valleys. -fa to Jo tower vaiiers. Arttanar Variable high clouds and not change in temperature today and 'tomorrow. COASTAL WEATHER Pain Camenftea la Mexican VariaOle winds to 10 nlaht end mornings becoming west to southwest 10 to 20 m.p.n.

in afternoons today and. to- 1 morrow but local northwest winds IS to 25 m.e.h. erf Point Conceotion. Night and morning coastal low clouds becoming sunny with high clouds In afternoon. Lit tle temperature cnange.

WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY An Intense low-pressure area yesterday moved inland across Vancouver Island to British Columbia. The associated frontal system extended south along the eastern border of Washington and Oregon then nut to the coast near Eureka Tha trnnt continued toward the northwest off the coast to a frontal waver some am miles west or me uregon coast and continued toward the west with minor waves on out to the International date line. The Pacific high continued moderately strong with a center of 1,023 millibars about i. mnes wesr or san Diego. High ores- sure continued over Alaska.

An Intense low-pressure area was centered 400 miles south of the Aleutians. Rain continued along the coast from Ft. Bragg north wnrt veriaow ciouarnesa farmer soutn, NATIONAL WEATHER REPORT In association with a deep storm can tered over Northern Minnesota, strong westerly to northwesterly winria iilui across the Dakotai Into Southern Minnesota and Wisconsin, Iowa and Northern Illinois yesterday as cold, wet weather continued Its drive southward and eastward. Sustained winds of 40 m.p.h.. packing gusts to 40 m.e.h., were common over the Eastern Oakotas during lata afternoon where Huron, N.O., was lashed with winds.

Peaking to at m.p.h. Blowing anew was reported at Jamestown in the wake of wind gusts to 51 m.p.h. Snow tprtod from the Eastern Da-kolas Into Northern Nebraska and Southern Minnesota while extensive rains and showera fcovered Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and the Upper orear Lakes. Se- vera thunderstorm activity broke out early yesterday evening In Northeastern Illinois and Southeastern Wisconsin, where damaging tornadoes struck at German-town, about 35 miles northwest of Milwaukee, end at Mctienry In Northeast Illinois. Numerous showers and scattered thundershowers occurred along the warm and humid Atlantic coast with copious rainfall amounts reported at many places.

Florence, S.C., collected 1.42 In. in one hour; portions of Pennsylvania IVi to 2 In. In several hours, and Montgomery, and Columbia, S.C., each received 1.10 In. In six hours. Afternoon temperatures In the 70s and 90s were common over the eastern one-third th natiM yesterday while warmer mercury readings in the high 10s and low tot prevailed along the Gulf regions into South- em i exes ana me uesert southwest.

In contrast, below freezing was maintained during the day over much of Eastern Montana and North Dakota. Readings generally In the 50s and 60s ruled in the mwBsn ana ine racillc LOaST, LOCAL TEMPERATURES Thursday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather wwu ware ioiiows: Station- Min los Angeief 7 5 Airport 74 50 Avaton 70 54 Bakersfleld J. 71 53 Beaumont 03 45 Bishop 7 '--35 Blylhe i 58 Burbank ...71 53 02 35 Culver City 74 55 Daggett 15 El Centr 37 Fresno 77 50 s-ong oeicn 71 57 Montebelkt .00 41 Mt. Wilson 71 53 Needles 17 59 Newport 70 55 Northrldoa 40 Palmdale S3 42 Palm Springs wvru.mv.i,..-tS i- 54 Pasadena 7f 40 pasa Rooies 11 41 Riverside 12 50 Sandberg 57 San Bernardino 02' 41 San Diego 57 aan fiaoriei 13 51 San 70 40 Santa Ana II 40 Santa Barbara 74 4a Santa Maria 74 44 Santa Monk 70 sa Thermal 2 55 Torrance 75 52 Victorvllt II 45 Warner Springs 77 Unofficial.

TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER NATION THURSDAY Precipl- Station Albany, N.Y. Albuauerque Amariilg Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Max. Min. tation 71 40 70 44 40 74 .32 52 0 77 J4 8 42 70 .15 71 .01 21 .42 31 .03 54 .24 73 51 Buitaio a soar 23 75 2f 40 41 54 55 30 41 50 41 41 53 55 40 35 32 23 55 73 4f 47 Charleston. S.C.

Cheyenne .13 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, 0. Denver Oct Moines Detroit Dodge City puluth 1 Paso Eureka Pt. Worth Galveston Glasgow, Mont. trand Canyon rand Junction Helena Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Lltti Rock Louisville Madlord Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis-St. Paul atewOrleans New York City North Platte Oklahoma City Omahe Philadelphia PheenlK Pittsburgh Portland, Me Portland, Or.

Raleigh Rapid Cltv Red Bluff Reno Richmond gtoswell Sacrament 74 .07 .02 71 4 70 5 5t 70 5t 52 II 44 71 15 47 75 10 41 II 75 el a 44 14 74 13 li 43 41 41 57 37 7S 45 30 .04 Vii II a ti 41 71 71 75 57 I 44 17 17 4 41 .50 i 11 5 54 it at 37 55 33 47 54 2t ar. umi salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Sault Sta. Maria Seattle Spoken SarlngtUM. Tampa Tucson Washington Wichita Wlr.slow yrllewtton Vuma 17 3t 52 74 S4 7 47 3t 17 51 4 32 t4 ALASKAN STATIONS 'nchoraoe falrbanka Junau HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 7 74 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary omonlon 7 Montreal Ottawa S4 JO Rna JJ Teronio Vancouver lt 45 FOREIGN CITIES Ferelgn trmperaturee and wtather Jn-tdlilont based on observation taken at 10 (PIT) weoneeoeTi Waather Time -Aberdeed nkerg -fjtilln Casablanca Havana landen Madrid Meiilc City 'Msaccw tan Juan Cloudy Clear Clear Clear eleudv Cloudy Ctuer cloudy Clear Partly doudy Clear Clear elaudy I Sf mil NO. 4922 Quick-to-sew bib and party aprons! Whip up one for yourself, the other as a thrifty Chriitmas gift.

Choose pretty prints iced with lace or organdy. Printed Pattern 4922: Misses' Sizes Small (10, 12); Medium (14, 16); Large (18, 20). Medium takes 2 yd. 35-in. fabric.

Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. To obtain this pattern, send 35 cents in coin, and your name, address zone, as well as the pattern number and the size, all printed plaintly, to the Fash, ion Bureau, Los Angelea Times P.O. Box 141, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, NX I fl.ri rf 1 li park oromaa Mortuary, oireciors. VTCKRBY, Richard Lee, beloved husband Mrs.

Glaays t. vickrey. oroiner ot Mrs. Marguerite V. Aaolegate.

neph ew of Mrs. Joseph H. Call, uncle ot Richard v. Appiegat ana tgwin Analaaaie. Services at 1:30 an.

Saturday. Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Par-1 rest Lawn Mortuary In charge. (Memorial contributions may be sent to the American Heart Association.) VOELKEL, Dave beloved husband of Ruby V. Voelkal, brother of Joseph G.

Voelkel. Services Saturday, i P.m., the chapel of Cunningham A O'Connor, 50 West Washington Boulevard. walker, jonn nusoano or i. Walker, son of Minnie Walker, brother of Merrill Walker. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.m.

at Utter-McKlnley's Huntington Par. MWELSM, i Mary A dalhw, beloved mot her of man, grandmother of Mrs. Cheryl Porter, Mrs. Barbara O'Raar and Barton W. Welsh.

Private aarvlctt to be held on Saturday, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. WINDSOR, Robert N. Recitation of tn nosary 0 m. tonioht at Piarc Brothers' Gulick.

4554 East Olympic. Requiem Mass am. Saturday at St. Alphonsus Church, 532 South Atlantic Boulevard. WITTENBERG, Minnie beloved motner or Lari winenoerg ano mrs.

Melba Smith. Services Saturday, 1 at Pierce Brothers' Los Angelas, 720 West WaOi- Inoinn Rmilaward WOLF; Amy $., beloved mother of Edna M. loiucci, sister ot conn wero. ttrvlces 11 a.m. Friday at Pierce Brokers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard.

ZAAS, Oavld. Maiinow Silverman, oiractort. jFujieral Ditectots PIERCE BROTHERS SERVING ALL FAITHS AND ALL CEMETERIES-RI. t-4151 Groman Mortuary SERVING JEWISH FAMILIES Rl. 1-2201 FOREST LAWN Undertaking 4 Cemetery Toiethar CLINTON 4-1131 HALL MALLOY LAWRENCE J.

DAVID Rl. 9-221 1 Rl. 9-8787 UTTER Mc KIN LEY MAIN OFFICE DU. 8-2481 BRESKK BROS. GIIXETTK SIXTY-SEVEN YEARS DP FRIENDLY SERVICE f50 W.

Washington Blvd. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY Downtown. 1W Venice Blvd. Rl. Mill East Whittier Blvd.

AN. 1-2411 CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR as W. Washington. Rl. f-g7 1541 Melrose, Hollywood.

OL. 5-721 W. A. BROWN SON IBIS So. Flower St.

RI.S-7141 CALLANAN MORTUARY SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES HO. 2-2244 REED TAPIEY GEIGER 204J W. WASHINGTON. RE. 2-4115.

ARMSTRONG FAMIXY 1211 SOUTH HOP! STRUT. I. 7-1121. FLORISTS FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers oxpress your deepest thoughts BILTM0RE FLOWERS DELIVERED ANYWHERE world in almost 2 hn.l Call Collect and Charge If. OPEN DAILY UNTIL MIDNITSI MA.

4-2222. CR. 6-6144 From $2.50 FLOWERS FOR Delivery mlnutet Helpful counseling Cnaroa bv phono Tha Flower Shea in Forest Lawn Call CL. 4-31)1 collect. CEMETERY Loh-CrypH FOREST Lawn Hlvwd, Vale of React Evei.

FR. 4-35M 2 lots S720 aa. Forest Lawn, Glandale, Fidelity Section. 2 choice lolt CL.4-134J. r.llAVFl ASH OR TERMS "At real sacrifice." OL.

1 lots Forail Lawn. Glendale. Fldelltv By owner. RE.2-2IM. RETIRED MAN BREAKS LAXATIVE DRUG HABIT If lack of food bulk if cauaing oonatipation, do whflt Albert C.

I.ehr, Leisure City, did: can hardly rr-membrr whin 1 a. didn't hot to takt laxativn," ha write. "Smemi ago I trwd Ktihgg'l All-Bran and line thtn hnvt ditcontinued all iaxatwtt. Rnultt art perfect." Thera't a simple reaaon why Kellogi'B All-Bran worka for mil liona. It ia an appetiting bulk-forming cwreal food.

A email anry. ing (a naif-cup) with milk givea you all tha good food you need for daily, natural regularity. Try Kellofe'a All-Bran for 10 dy aee if you don get the FOR THE ft LIFE OF YOUR CAR VITAL RECORD Marriag lictntgi btuod ARSLANOGLU MARDIROSIAN. 22, A. 24.

BROWN HICKMAN. G. 25, L. 24. BROWNE MCNEIL.

K. 25, 22. BUGAHlN MENOOZA. M. 21, E.

li. CIERLEY SALAZAR. R. II, D. 17.

CLEMENTS THOMPSON. M. 25, O. If. COLLINS TOLL ADA Y.

W. 34, J. 21, DAVIS MORROW. K. 24, V.

X). DAVIS PORTER. W. J. 23, E.

20. DiMATTIO BRAND. A. 32, J. 20.

DOKKEN SMITH. R. 22, J. ,11. DORSETT HARDIN.

D. 11, J. li. DUNLAP MALUF. J.

24, F. 22. EHLERS GODDU. K. 23.

B. 20. ENDICOTT CHIPS. J. 45, E.

44. ES9UIVEL DeLfcON. A. 40, li. FLEMING SULLIVAN.

D. 17. J. It. FOUSE-OUNBAR.

C. 43, K. 44. GARNER PAUL. E.

21, L. 20. GEONETTA MONROE. C. II, E.

II. OILMAN MESA. J. 21, M. 17.

GIOVANNI GERRARO. f. M. GITTLEMAN SIEGEL. L.

49, 73. HAGE LUNN. M. 33, S. 20.

HAHN CORRAL. J. 24, C. 24.. HALL SMITS.

G. 21, C. 22. HARK ROBESON. V.

50, R. HARTMAN NOVAK. D. 22, C. II.

HERNANDEZ ESPARZA. R. 2. S. HIBBLER HAMBRICK.

23, O. 20. HOFFMAN MILLER, J. 42, N. 27.

JUDKINS DIXON. M. II, P. 24. JOHNSON MUNSON.

0. 20, C. 20. JOHNSON O'CONNELL. P.

53, M. 4t. JOKELA STELMASZ. R. 25, J.

24. KEMPER PETERSON. L. 23, P. 20.

KNOLLS GIEBEL. R. II. LAWSON SUNDQUIST. R.

22, J. 17. LAZOURS DE FIR. N. 40, L.

2T. LITTLE HANNA. 0. 21, L. II.

vwrul ATTPOV I W. 33. MCCRACKEN FACZKOWSKI. J. Jr.

25, McCURDY BENTLEY. C. 45, M. 44 MELARAGNO SANCHEZ. R.

21, I. 24, MILLER THOMAS. J. 23, J. 14.

MOORE CARTER. J. 23, I. 1. MOSMAN SCHROEOER.

J. It. M. MUIRHEID SKINNER. R.

20, K. II. MURPHY KNAUS. L. 27, M.

22. mpuuPIPPP 9ft. M. 17. PERLMAN BROSLOFSKY.

J. 47, B. 43. PETERSON SMITH. R.

30, L. 51. FLOYD KEES. W. Jr.

27, M. 22. POSNER SIMISON. R. 23, S.

21. REHM NATHAN. N. 27, D. 23: REYES SALCIDO.

A. 1, M. 17. ROBLEDO CONTRERAS. R.

1, R. If. SlUEPS-HigWFI L. H. 93.

M. If. RUSSO-ANGELINO. V. Jr.

27, A. 22. SLATE ALUMBAUGH. J. 20, R.

14. TESS FEKETY. E. 21, J. 20.

THOMPSON HARRIS. E. 21, D. It. TRIMBLE BEST.

K. If, L. It. TRIPLET WOCHER. E.

22, G-. II. TURNER STEINMANN. T. It, S.

II. VANOFNHE NOP. STORE R. G. 21.

P. II VANDERCOOK APPERSON. D. 21, II. VON ODER STILE.

E. 23. e. 24, WALKER bUNN. J.

II, N. 17. WESTWOOO R0OK6R. W. It, B.

17. WHITE WILLIAW5UN. U. J0, U. It.

WHITEHEAD JOHNSON. M. 20, P. II. WILOONER BALENTINE.

D. II, 17. WILLS MATTHEWS. R. 25, M.

31. WOOD WESSON. L.H. D. II.

YOU GEORGE. W. 25, S. 27. YUJIRI MATSUMOTO.

A. it, S. 41. Divarc Suits- FiUol AOKlNf. Peggy ALLEN.

Rita D. against Raymond. BAIN. Mildred against John. BELL.

Jeanne F. agelnst Jack Thomas. BENEFIEL. Mena M. against Roger C.

BIFFLE. Marie C. against Maurice E. BJORCK. Nrll C.

against Allan N. RBOWN ftvlvi M. aoainst Riiinell L. CARROLL, William A. against Patricia CMAS.

Faux against josepnine. CHANEY. Lenore against Aquilla Jr. CHERNIN. Abranam against Ann.

CLOSE. Rose Marie against Billy Jo. CRUNK. Herschell J. against Eva M.

CURRY-ALLEN. Donald against Eugenia. DAVIS. Irene against William L. DIAZ.

Dorothy D. against Joseph A. ERKFITZ. Jean against William. FISHER.

Llllie M. against William H. against Rita. GIACCARDI. Anne E.

against John E. GRIFFO. Dorothy M. against Lionel C. A BunM niiuia aaaincr jiium HEFFERAN.

Shirley against Raymond L. HIGGINS. Gloria against oonaid J. HORD. Edna H.

against Guy T. KETCHUM. Clara N. against Elial KING. Lillian L.

against J. C. Egar. KEMP. Nadine against Thomas A.

LANNOM. Dolores against Donald J. I IDi Carmen B. aoalnst Ruben B. LUCHENBILL.

Phillip D. against Gloria MAXEY. Bonnie against John H. McGHAN. Jean Marie agalnit Frank A.

AArKFNNA. Joan W. aaainst Terrence E. MEADE. Patrick F.

against Peggy Anne. MITCHELL. Howard J. against brae MOnkell. Tneresa against iDen k.

OAKLEY. Colleen against Thomas F. PEARL. Barbara against Harold R. POLLARD.

Elizabeth against Willie H. RO0RIGUEZ. Mary against Mariano O. aim (H. Donald a.

aea nit Carolina l. t. BUT Su.MiM M.IMI jAim J. SAUCIER. Doris against Joseph R.

SCHRE IBER. Myrna againsr n. raw. SEEBERG. Buddy against Wlllora.

SEEFELD. Ella G. against L. Paul. tlrcNPR David aaainst Kathrvn A.

SIMON-BOWIE. Rachel against Howard. SINGLETON. Virginia agamsi onie i SMITH. Sherrlli against Ronald STEVENS.

Sally against Mel. SUO. Chiveko against Ken. cuunpp rharlei A. aaainst Irene V.

TAYLOR. Barbara C. against William W. TOLLEFSON. Katherlne against Marlon.

THURSTON. Wesley m. agamsi Aima. VERNIUM. Barbara L.

against Paul D. VILLALOBOS. Dolores against Ray. WASHINGTON. Etell aaainst Leer c.

WENTWORTH. Mary A. against Robert. WHITTEO. Deris against jamas w.

WOODS. Pauling against Lawrence. Divorce Crantdd ADAMS. Essie Ma from Matthew. ADAMS.

James from Donna. AGNELLO. Ann from Russell T. ALBERT. Jonic H.

from Joseph N. ALOTl.t. Ceorge N. from Mary C. ANOPt'y s.

Gloria M. from John. iUFnAi'J. Malvfn from Barbara B. BAISLEY.

Robert W. D. from Imogen BARTF ELD. Suzanrlk from rvin s. BATHURST.

Maroaret from Eueena J. BEGGS. Barbara tram Herbert 4. jr. BE Anna from max j.

BENNETT! Emily from John. PRARn rjfa-nthv from Raherf L. BLACKBURN. Reglna M. from Henry BRADFORD.

Dime K. from Earl H. BRUNO. Sergla L. from Carmen S.

BUSCEMI. Ellsa from Michael. BUTLER. Nancy from Charles I. Jr.

CARRA. Anna J. from John V. cnuAT K. Kemieen i.

trom kutus CHUOO. Cherlott L. from Frank. CIACCIO. Orac M.

trom Luca. CLARK. Irene M. from Frank E. Jr.

COLE. Elizabeth A. from Jems P. CfLLIS Bootes I. from James W.

CONDON. Georgette I. from Joseph P. COREY. Pauline trom William.

GAWK INS. Anderson M. from Marie N. DE GOEOE. Martha from Cornells.

DICKINSON. Eugono Harold from Ange-lln Brown. SICKINSON. JuHa from Robert L. IDONATO.

Ros M. from Joseph J. DOOSE. Helen I. from Donald C.

DOWELL. Marlon P. from Cherlee EBARB. Clltlon Jr. from Maroaret C.

ESCOTO. Lawrence tram Marl A. FEUR. Rlcherd from Paula. FIFAS.

Emily from Dlmltrlout. FOX. Ethel Mee from David FRASER. Cherlott C. from Don C.

GARRETT. Melh D. from William L. 8 ASTON. Cleopatra from Slacev.

AUGHENBAUGH. John A. from Alke. GAXIOLA. Antonl from Nellie.

GREEN. Georgia P. trom Arthur Jr. GREER. Willi E.

from Persie L. GRAHAM. James E. from Betta J. GRAY.

Arthur R. from Hewtde K. CORGONIO. Iran trom Albert J. GURNEY.

Audrey B. from Robert E. HAKEEM, Teres from Edward S. KUm L. trem r.w m.

HALL. Eui fr ram Chatter A. RD 9IMAN. Leonard tram Betty uabuau i.rf,M 1 aiilta fram rilnton w. HARMAN.

Flevenef E. tram Chaster HARFER. Iron M. from Eugen HARRIS. Lewlt from Minnie I ana ni a a.

etha nn4 I the will. apai. "A Aak for tit Banna aa. my MM Divert! Grant. HASNEY.

Sherry L. aka Shirley A. from jamas p. HAWi 6Y. Jeryl A.

from Lee E. HESi Christina E. M. from Weslev W. HICKMAN.

Quceda F. from John B. HICKS. Doris M. from Raymond L.

HIGH. Mary 0. from Harry H. HIERS. Mary E.

from Edgar L. HOOKS. Cora L. from James. HUDSON.

Myrna G. from James A HUITT. Ed fh M. from Josepn c. HUNTER.

Ellen M. from Paul e. JERRY. Zalton A. from Jenny.

JOHNSON. Hazel L. from Jack J. JOHNSON. Herman G.

from Ann. 1 J0JOLA. Teresa from Robert As KALAMAKAS. Tonl S. from Steve J.

KINDLE. Armentral from. Billla D. KISSINGER. MOIVin L.

trom wary w. KLASS. Marian Elaine from Joseph. LEON. Candace C.

from Adolph. LINCOLN. Lucy from Ralph. LUCAS. Kathrvn.

K. front Richard M. LYNDON. Grace L. from Maynerd.

MACIAS. Lupe Jrom Benito. MADDEN. Vina A. from Edward A.

MALDONADO. Salvador from Margarita. MANCUSO. Yvonne L. from George R.

aka josepn r. aka rniiup ana George N. MARCHEGIANO. Edna from John. 1 MARTcLL.

Lillian from towin o. MARTINE'. Doiorts Irom Maurice. MAYS. June from Herman.

MCCURLEY. jeanene trom wmiem m. v. McDANIEL. Ernest W.

from Mary McGEE. Ruth A. trom Aubrey D. AAITCHFLL. Mildred from James AL MOBLEY.

Jane C. from Robert L. MOONEY. Beatrice from Frank C. MOORE.

Husher L. from Ernestine. MOORE. Pearl M. from Ray E.

MORCH. Charlen B. from Albert R. Jr. MYER.

venita M. trom rtooerr u. NELSON. Hazel W. from Wllford B.

NIMZ. Beatrice C. from Arthur E. luF I frnm ham t. NORDSTROM.

Josephine 'from Harold ORMAN. Stlva from William D. OSTER. Norma Loretia trom ja. 0STGAARD.

Maud I. from John T. PARKER. Mary B. from Hewell.

PATTON. Veronica from Hubert A. PECKHAM. Joan W. from Wesley F.

aka rreo w. -PFBF7. Rita from Armando A. PR ICS. Lena M.

from Walter. PRICE, Shirley A. trom Jack a. RANDALL. Harrison from Mary L.

REED. Shirley R. from Kenneth H. Rodriguez. Benita o.

trom raui m. RUSSELL. Earl B. from Jllllan D. RUSSELL.

Joan E. from William H. RYHAL. Dorothy Ada trom Charles R. SCADRON.

Ann R. from Ronald H. Schmidt. Berneoette p. worn woner is.

cruucirtFO Parl F. from Robert E. SHEINKOPF. Stanley from Lois A. K.

SNYDER. Frank T. from Lotta M. SPURRIER. Lois from Larry.

STONE. Eugene from Joyce Mildred H. trom Charles R. TAPAR. Beverly J.

from' Raymond. TATR0. Fred from Velia. TAVIE. Lady M.

from Don C. THOMPSON. Sonla from Peter H. VINCENT. Charlotte from George.

VOGELBACHER. Reva M. from Marcel L. WALKER. Troy L.

from Lillian M. WALLACE. Ruth M. from Frank M. wangsgard.

Joan trom noss o. WHARMBY. Joan B. from Herbert WIDGREN. Nancy from Edward G.

WILKES. Lois B. from William m. Wli 1 IAMV Martha A. from Wiltiem A.

WILLIAMS. Susie L. from David. Williams, vera Agnes from ww rmr. WYNNE.

Barbara B. from Coleman 0. VBARRA. Maria L. from Henry.

YUHAS, Ann trom Kaymono. Oeatfjs Funaral Anrt8onemnfs ADAMS, Laura, beloved wile af Harry y. Aaams, momer ot mrs. jonn vt. Carter Jr.

and Mrs. Egbert Nelson; also survived by grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at thai Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery. Pierc Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors.

AGINS, Yetta. services today, p.m., at noma or Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Oram Mortuary, dlrectars. AHERN, Albert in Napa, October A resiaenr or oonia Monica, a native af St. Louis.

aged 7t years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Albert Ahern of St. Helena; dauahter. Miss Frances Ahern of Los Angeles; son, Michael Ahern ot Los Angeles; daughter, Mrs Tom Lewis of Napa.

Funeral services will be held Saturday. October 10th at 10 a.m. at the St. Helena Catholic Church. Rosary will be recited Friday, I p.m., at the Clatter 4 Rata Funeral Hem ia Naoa.

Interment SI. Helena Catholic Cemetery. AHONEN. Archie, father of Murletta Luttio. also survived by a granoenn-dren.

Serviced Saturday, 1 a.m., at Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memoriel-Park, Whlttler. Res Hills Martvary reef no. ALPinb. Baby ragory. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

ASHIR, Ltevd P. Forest Lawn Martvary In charge. BELDEN, Vera R. Forest Lawn Martvary and Cemetery. BERRY, Lloyd loving brother of Mrs.

Services 3 p.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood Chapel, Sfst Santa Monica Bouleverd. Pierce Brothers' Lea Angeles, directors. Harry. Groman Mortgary, directors.

BOTHAN, Lillian. Mount Sinai Mortoary ana Cemetery BRONSTONE, Michael. Greman Mortuary, diractori, BROWN. Sidney C. Services today, I a.m., at Eden Me morial Chapel, Bremen Mortuary.

rectors. BUDELiER, Rich, beloved husband ot Gladys M- Budelier, father of Caroline, Lois and Rich Budelier Jr sltp- father of John P. Barbe, Mrs. Richard L. Walker and Mrs.

Braved Dyer also survived bv orandchildren. Services Saturday afternoon, 3:30 a.m.. at the Church at the Recession al, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Callahan Martvary, directors. (Contribu tions to the Nursery school tor vis uallv Handicapped Children, 4120 Marathon Street, would be appreciated.) i BURCH, Charles R.

"Bak." Forest Lawn Martvary and Cemetery CAITLaaiRRY. Mav B. Forest Lawn Martvary and Cemetery. CHARLTON. Yvenn.

services Saturday. 10 a nv. ar to wards trothers Colonial Merrvarv. (In lieu of flowers, donations mav mad to the Heart Fund.l DAVIEI. Ernest Releh.

ot Sun Vallev. passed away October 7, survived by Utters, Mrs. Dora Wardleloh of Los Angelas and Mrs. Laving beorge of Wvomin. Services Saturday.

a at the Plllkach-Bailey Chaeot, Burbank. DAVIS. Carrie C. Farest Lawn Mertsery and Cemetery. DORP, Ik, formerly of Chlceg.

Srvlcg Sunday, 3 p.m., af Eden Memorial Park Chapel. Mall) Silverman, directors. 0U BOIS. Aleiina Minion. Farest Lewn Mortuary and Cemetery.

EIBNSTEIN, Services today, ff p.m., af Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Bremen Mr-fuary, directors. PISHIR, Dave. Services todev, 11 nv, at Groman Memorial Chanel In Hillside Memorial Park arman-nrtvary, directors. PITCH, Abkie Ruth, let of 7SII South Whlttttt Avenue, beloved wile of th lata Charles F.

Filch, loving mother Pansy Powtlson and Fern Kasller, else survived by 10 orandchildren and 31 greet-grendchlldren. Graveside services 10 m. latur. day. October lotn, Glen Heven Memorial W.

A. Brawn 4 San, directors. AOVCRTIBEMRNT Mors Conf or Wtarlriej FALSE TEETH Hera la a pleaaant way to etnmmt loon pint dlaromfort. FABTTETH. an Improved powder, apnnkled on tipper and lower platan bold them firmer ao thai tbay tool mora txm-fori able.

No tummr, (oney, paatf tnatn ar felln. It a alkaline (non-bcM Dnna not amir. Cherka "plate) edor wreath''. Oet AATTrTH Sodaf st drug counvtra yarrwbara. -5 gj Willard iJl Super Master I OS batteries with revolutionary Edward F.

Quevllion, and Marlorle, FOREST LAWN FUNERALS Rowe. alia survived by 1 erandchl I- Lr 14 within Formula 57 keeps your Willard SuperMaster factory rtsh by keeping plates chemically active helps hold a charge' longer, guards against damaging sulfation. Proved wider all driving conditions, Formula 57 now is ready for a Life" Test evaluation by Willard engineer. Because of this nationwide evaluation, you'll be given a sensational factory guarantee i with free repocemenf as long as you keep the car for which the battery is purchased! In normal non -commercial eoMeneer cor te dren. Recitation of the Rosarv tonlaht, I o'clock, at the Hammond-Mlsaaael Rueee Chaael, J517 Hyde Perk Bouleverd.

Requiem Mast Saturday. a at St. John's Church, aoth and Victoria. Interment Holy Crow Came R01ARTS, Victoria. Pierce trothers' LOS Anetle.

RORINSON, Hot t. Portst Lawn Mertuary In charne. RUMMELL, Irakan October 1, father ot Earl E. Rummell and Lots M. Onflott, brother at Katherlne Clay-comb.

5uneral services Saturday, it a.m., at the Ickermen Mertuary Chanel, SCHOLMICk. Mfi Rav. Maunt slnai Mertuary ami Cemetery. SLHULTtn, giaire p. Services Sunday.

12 noon, at reman Mertuary Cnaeel, Weal Washlnoton Boulevard. SCHON, William beloved husband ol Elrose, lovino father at Stephen and Stephanie, son of Mrs. Shirley Sonne. Services Seturdoy. 1:30 a.m., In the Ilttle Chapel ot the Down.

Oatet. Iniley 4 Oatet, Santa Monica, di- rartori SCHWEITIER, Anna Marear. art it Lawn Mamiarv aim cemetery. SCOTT, Clyde beloved husband ol Eva. service! Monday, o.m in the Wayiloe Chapel of Oalas, Klnaeley etev Waitwood.

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