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OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT (For Wednesday, June 22, 1960) ditions based on abservations taken at FORECASTS a.m. (PDT) Monday: Los Angeles and Vicinity: Lear and City- Weather Temp. continued warm today and tomorrow. Berlin Aberdeen Cloudy Clear High today about 94. Bogota, 'Colombia California: Clear today and Casablanca cloudy Southern tomorrow but low late clouds night and early morn- Copenhagen Clear ing fog or of Long Beach.

Immediate Continued coast- Havana Cloudy line south warm Helsinki cloudy temperatures. Kingston Clear Southern California Coastal and inter- London Clear mediate Valleys and Mountain Areas: Paris Mexico city Partly cloudy Clear and continued warm today and to- Clear morrow. Southern California Interior and San Juan Clear Clear 86 Rome Regions: Clear and continued het, Desert today Seville Stockholm Clear 101 and valleys; tomorrow. 108 to 118 lower valleys. 108 up- Tokyo Rain High today 96 Cloudy per Santa Barbara and Vicinity: Clear to- Vienna Clear day and tomorrow.

Continued warm. High Warsaw cloudy today about 80. and Santa tomorrow. Monica Little Bay Area: change in Sunny tempera- today VITAL RECORD tures. High today about 75.

San Bernardino Valley: Clear and continued hot today and tomorrow. High to- Marriage Licenses Issued Imperial near and Coachella Valleys: Clear 21, C. 21. day 102. and continued hot today and tomorrow.

AGUIRRE SON. High today near 115. JONES. 21, 18. 38.

P. 28. and San warm Fernando today and Valley: tomorrow. Continued High clear this ERSON- R. 36, L.

L. 39.. afternoon from 93 southeast portion to 102 ANGEL D. 19, P. 20, and west portions.

'D. Jr. 25, M. Northern and Central California: Fair 23. today and tomorrow except increasing ARDEN-KUBIK G.

18, 5. 17. and in coastal valleys today. KAWABE. W.

36, P. coastal fog. Cooler along a central coast 22. Nevada: Fair today, and tomorrow. W.

24, D. High Slightly today warmer 80 to 90 northeast except 100 portion today. BABINEAU- -LeBARON. G. C.

22. A. treme south. Low tonight 36 to to 110 46 ex- M. cept 67 to 77 extreme south.

BAILEY- 4: 26, E. 17. BANKS 25. San Francisco Bay Area: Fair today BARBIERI 25, and tomorrow except fog near ocean. Cooler today.

High today: San Francisco, 64; RENDON. 58. 36. 79. Oakland, Westerly 71; San wind 10 Mateo, 10 75; 22 San knots Rafael, after- BEIREIS-DAVIS.

18, L. 25, M. 22. noons. BELL-WADE.

R. 59, B. 52. Mount Shasta-Siskiyou Area: Fair today S. 26, 21, F.

A. 21., and tomorrow. Little change in 20. tures. BERRY-MEEDS.

J. 33, J. 31. row. Sierra Little Nevada: change in Fair today temperatures.

and tomor- 22, 20. B. 25, L. 22. W.

23, C. 18. Sacramento Valley: Fair today and to- L. 22, L. 18.

morrow. Cooler south end. High today 86 J. 24, M. 20.

to 96. Low tonight, 56 to 66. Wind mostly F. 20, M. 17.

southerly 7 to 15 m.p.h. BOYDEN-CAHAN. T. 23, B. 24.

morrow San Joaquin except for Valley: overcast Fair today near and Salinas to BROWN-LUDDEN. H. 32, BROWN-HANSON. J. 38, V.

24. B. 38. night and morning. Cooler today with BRYANT- -SLOANE: J.

23, D. 44, 18. E. 41. high linas.

83 Low to 93 tonight except 48 to 70 53. to High 80 near today $8- BULLOCK- W. 32. S. M.

26. Salinas, 74; Paso Robles, 93. West R. 19, 19. C.

northwest wind 10 to 20 Luis m.p.h. Obispo afternoons. Coastal 20, M. G. Santa night and morning CAMPOS- C.

Area: Overcast but 30. fair, otherwise today tomorrow. Cool- CARROLL- Jr. 22, B. 22.

er today with high 68 to 78. Low tonight -DILLARD. 20, 50 to 53. Westerly wind to 18 knots aft- -KOZLOWSKI. 30, 30.

ernoons. -FABE. L. 48, Arizona: Mostly sunny today and to- -MORGAN. 66.

morrow but partly cloudy por- CHESHIRE SIEVERTS. E. tion with chance of scattered thundershow- tomorrow afternoon. Continued warm 23, 23. temperatures.

CLINGMAN- 35, 23. COLOMBO- 61, COASTAL WEATHER COMER D. L. 29. Point Conception to Mexican Border: 17.

H. N. Light southwest variable 10 to 18 winds knots becoming during west afternoons to I -MISENHIMER, M. 24, A. and tomorrow.

Mostly clear weath- 20. today er fog or except low late clouds night south and of early Long morning Beach. J. Jr. 30, A.

W. 18, N. 17. 23. Not much change in temperatures.

COTE-SMITH. COUCH-BIERE. R. L. 33, 21, E.

J. 20. Cape Blanco to Point Conception: Northwesterly wind 10 to 22 knots today and COUCH-ROSS. R. 22, tomorrow, Increasing fog but fair other- CRAIG-MALLOCH.

-BACKER. 33, wise. A. Jr. 41, WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY E.

31. mained The Pacific very high large and pressure strong. yesterday The high re- CUA- J. 27, D. M.

18, 2: 16. center of 1,037 millibars was located about DANIELS-COTE. B. 19, P. 16.

1,100 miles west of San Francisco. A por- M. 21, G. 17. I tion of the high extended inland over the D.

22, S. 20. Pacific Northwest and the Great Basin 21, M. 18. Area.

A weak trough of low pressure ex- -HEFLIN. F. 27, J. 19. tended from Mexico northwestward to the DERSHAM -BLALOCK.

M. 22, P. 17. Sacramento Valley. the Pacific Mostly clear weather DIAZ-LEWIS.

F. Jr. 18, E. 18. prevailed along Coast.

DARLING. R. 21, E. 19. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY R.

30, B. 28. R. 24, 19. As expected showers and thundershow- -GRAHAM.

F. 29, S. 21. ers continued through the afternoon yes- G. 29, R.

26. terday over the southeastern portions of W. 23, D. 21. the nation from Florida and the East-Cen- DUZEE-TRIMBLE.

P. 23, B. 20. tral Gulf Coast region northward into the EATON-MURET. E.

54, L. 49. Carolinas and Southwestern Virginia as well as over the Central and Southern ERIKSEN- STRICKHOUSER. 32, Appalachian region. Other showers and 30.

thundershowers broke out in advance of EVANS-MEAD. D. 20. 20. an eastward-moving frontal system as 57, moved through the upper half of the FLOOD R.

22, 17. Mississippi Valley region. Mostly, clear FOSTER- D. 18, skies prevailed over the western half of FRANCO- D. 21, N.

18. the nation though a few widely scattered FRAZIER- E. 22, B. 23. showers broke out along the Canadian bor- W.

37. M. 27. der. Meanwhile high pressure over the R.

28, D. 23. North Atlantic States gave generally GASKINS- J. 19, S. 17.

pleasant weather to the New York-New F. 25. England area. The mercury reached the R. 64, J.

57. sweltering 100s yesterday from Texas 20, L. 20. westward into southern portions of New R. 24, 25.

8. Mexico, Arizona and California lifting to A. 22, 25. around the 115-deg. mark in some desert G.

20, J. 18. sections. Elsewhere over the western half D. 28, M.

of the nation, temperatures ranged from 22, D. the cool 50s ano 60s in the north to the 19. 80s and 90s in southern portions of the GREEN-LEONARD. M. 21, C.

21, Rockies and Plateau regions with the 90s GROSS J. 35, T. 32. common over interior sections of Califor- G. Jr.

19, P. 16. nia. In the southeastern quadrant, warm HANSEN-JACOB. W.

37, G. 28. tropical air brought 80 and 90-deg. read- HARVELL A. 19, P.

19. ings to most of the region while cloudy HAUBEN- AYERMAN. W. 38, B. 33.

skies over much of the northeastern quar- J. 21, I. 18. ter of the country held temperatures 10 -MITCHELL. W.

62, N. 57. the 60s adn 70s though the 70s and 80s J. 18, S. 17.

were registered in the North Atlantic C. Jr. 23, S. 17. States.

JARVIS. A. 21, C. 20. maximum LOCAL and TEMPERATURES minimum temperatures Tuesday's -KAJIKI.

'K. 23, Y. 23. HILL- T. 19, B.

20. Southern California points as reported 10 HODSON-WADE. R. 29, S. 38.

the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather HOFF-WANZIE. C. 21, S. 26.

Bureau were as follows: HOLTZ-McNAIR. R. H. 20, 20. Station- Max.

Min. HOPP-SESENA. G. 25, K. 23.

HOOD-DAVIS. 24, C. 22. Los Angeles 93 79 59 66 HUNT D. 41, M.

31. B. 25, M. 23. L.A.

Avalon Airport Harbor 54 HYATT-CORCORAN. J. 26, J. 21. Bakersfield 97 68 D.

22, D. 20. Bishop Beaumont 95 53 52 -BROOKS. H. 21, S.

17. INGRAM-FUNARO. W. 24, C. 24.

Blythe 77 D. J. 26, N. Jr. 19.

19, 17. P. Burbank 102 95 61 50 W. 19, E. 17.

Culver City 80 56 -WILSON. ORRITSMA-VANDOOREMOLEN. G. 18, J. 18.

D. 28, Campo JONES El Daggett Centro 72 M. 24. .104 68 97 R. 22, C.

19. Long Fresno Beach 90 R. 25, H. 23. Montebello 82 59 63 D.

22, N. 17. R. 21, P. 19.

Mt. Wilson 82 D. 24, B. 22. Needles 68 55 20, Palmdale 103 60 C.

17. Newport 114 69 -FINDLY. A. 41, S. 58, 39.

Palm Springs 96 62 A. E. 60. Pasadena .103 51 T. 21, D.

18. Paso Robles .100 E. 36, L. 45. Riverside 89 61 J.

22, 20. San Sandberg Bernardino .102 58 19, J. 17. San Diego 98 78 58 LARGE COON. M.

16. 57 B. 18, 17. San Gabriel 83 -WILSON. D.

P. 18. San Pedro 85 A. 23, M. 20.

Santa Ana 81 51 J. 24, M. 18. Santa Barbara 89 53 J. 41, M.

38. Santa Santa Maria Monica 76 LIEBER- J. 23, B. 35. Thermal .115 85 57 76 L.

W. 24, M. V. 17. 17.

21, Torrance Victorville 99 62 LOCKYER-LONG. L. 22, D. 19. Warner Springs AND 99 PRECIPITATION 47 LONG R.

22, C. 20. T. 27, C. 35.

TEMPERATURES LOPEZ-AROZ. E. 38, M. 30. OVER THE NATION TUESDAY LOUK-MERRICK.

R. 53, M. 46. Precipi- LOYA-MARTINEZ. A.

19, R. 19. Station- Max. Min. tation MARTIN-COOK.

w. 26, Y. 23. 22. MARTIN- J.

25, J. Albany, N.Y. 80 47 65 D. 38, B. 31.

Albuquerque 99 R. 20, D. 25. Amarillo 85 72 MARTINEZ-MORENO. R.

28, E. 21. Atlanta 91 69 ASTERSON-MILLS. J. 49, B.

33. Bismarck Birmingham 68 .92 G. 26, H. 20. Boise 82 75 G.

20, C. 19. D. 30, K. 27.

Boston 22, E. 20. Brownsville 95 J. 37, G. 31.

Buffalo 75 20, S. 17. Casper McGEE-YATES. 26, L. 25.

Charleston, S.C. WRIGHT E. 33, R. 29. Chicago 57 W.

19, C. 19. Cheyenne, Wyo. HORST. M.

23, 22. Cincinnati 59 .30 D. 27, J. Cleveland J. Jr.

23, Columbus, 0. G. 32, 26. Denver H. 36, N.

Des Moines 32. Dodge Detroit City, Kan. R. 40, L. 39.

D. 32, C. 29. Duluth 60 MORALES G. 25, R.

25. El Paso 109 MUHLIG-BELL. E. 51, J. 48.

Eureka 57 B. 31, P. 22. Ft. Worth 100 LOMBARDO.

J. 20, D. 20. Galveston 93 -HACK. G.

26, A. 25. Grand Canyon 91 NEBO-POTTER. J. 19, J.

18. Junction 83 45 W. 30, B. 26. Helena 59 TEBNER.

J. 23, D. 23. Huron, S.D. 73 1.51 .03 R.

18, L. 18. Indianapolis 78 -BARTRON. P. 30, P.

27. Jacksonville 87 PARKINS-REED. L. 35, H. 29, Kansas City 80 .79 PAULUS 23, W.

22. Las Vegas .100 PEARCE- REENE, W. Jr. 20, 8. 18.

Little Rock, Ark. 98 PINA-SMITH. R. 21, 1. 19.

Medford, Louisville Ore. 81 85 PITTS-THOMAS. P. 21, T. 18.

Memphis 96 79 O. Jr. 21, P. 16. W.

21, G. 18. Miami Beach 87 62 54 PRICE-BOSCO. E. 38, J.

42. Milwaukee 55 .05 T. 23, J. 23. Minneapolis-St.

Paul J. 59, F. 56. New Orleans 91 69 R. 25, M.

20. New York City 79 58 J. 23, J. 26. Oklahoma City 100 73 REMY-OLDHAM.

L. 18, R. 17. Omaha .12 WALKER. W.

46, L. 42. Phoenix 112 S. 56, D. 50.

Portland, Me. 82 -SANTILLAN. 62, A. 54. Portland, Ore.

RIEGER-MASON. W. 22, N. 18. Raleigh 68 RINI-CATFIELD.

J. 53, A. 38. Rapid City .95 D. 22, R.

22. Red Bluff A. Jr. 23, 18. Reno, Nev.

V. 32, M. Roswell, N.M. 107 20. Richmond 82 ROGERS- J.

26, C. 24. Sacramento 100 ROE-DYER. R. 18, B.

16. St. Louis ROE-MORRISON. C. 24, J.

24. Salt Lake City C. 20. F. 17.

San Antonio KIKUK. C. 22, D. 21. Francisco R.

26, G. 22. Sault Ste. Marie SALES G. 24, C.

21. Seattle W. 24, B. 24. Spokane R.

20, G. 20. Springfield, Mo. C. Jr.

20, L. 17, Tampa SHAPIRO- B. 27, L. 23. Tucson G.

20, P. 20. Washington SHERY- YERS. T. 21, E.

21. Wichita -ROGERS. 0. 28, F. 22.

Winslow 102 J. 39, Yellowstone 62 24, C. 20. Yuma R. 23, S.

18. ALASKAN STATIONS D. 55, S. 48. ASDEL.

T. 20, D. 17. Anchorage 67 0. 49, B.

Fairbanks 55 76 49 -EDWARDS. R. 18, E. 18. Juneau G.

22, HAWAIIAN STATION SPUCK- W. 22. D. 19. 85 77 CAPRON.

C. 23, V. 20. Honolulu CLEARY. H.

31, 25. CANADIAN STATIONS 21, 5. 20. Calgary 58 .02 STILTS- -BROWN. A.

Edmonton .63 Montreal 35, Ottawa 51 SUMMERS- CLINE. 20. Regina 1.97 Toronto TEMPLE Vancouver Winnipeg -BOURGEOIS. W. 16.

TREJO- A. 18, M. 16. FOREIGN CITIES TRISSEL- APPLEBY. T.

21, 5. 20. Foreign temperatures and weather TUDOR-DRUMMOND. G. 24, M.

22. GROMAN MORTUARY 30 Punt sal 0 830-844 W. WASHINGTON R1.8-2201 Weather Conditions June 21, 1960 AN A DA 59 SEATTLE 58 HELENA 67 HIGH PORTLAND 30.15 DETROIT NEW YORK BOISE, 71 SAURON 67 HIGH CHEYENNE CHICAGON 58 RENO SALT, LAKE 30.24 CITY SAN FRANCISCO DENVER WICHITA st. LOUIS 64 62 NOT .99. 29.71 LOW MEMPHIS LOS ANGELES PHOENIX FT.

WORTH 100 NEW ORLEANS Date from U.S. WEATHER SUREAU LOW Dept. of Commere HIGH 87 MIAMI tOW WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW 100 HUM WARM COLD FORECAST OCCLUDED For Daytime Wednesday STATIONARY WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 Figures Shew High Temperatures Expected NATION'S WEATHER- This map, based on United States Weather Bureau insummarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indiformation, cates the maximum temperature.

Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure. Marriage Licenses Issued C. 21, A. 18.

20, H. 18. MCCLELLAND. R. J.

20, 23, S. 21. AVIS. 20. L.

17. WESTOVER STELDING. 20. 46, C. 24.

K. 39. -WHITE. W. 111 23, 23.

WILSON E. 19, N. 17. H. 23, N.

WOLF Jr. 26, 21, J. M. 23. 22, J.

VERHOEF. H. 60. K. 23.

ZUSMAN S. 21, S. 20. Divorce Suits Filed ALVAREZ. Javier V.

against Antoinette. Ardem against Ohannes. BLODOW. Ruth against Douglas D. BOVA.

Doralinda against Roland N. BURK. Dolores M. against Aurelian. BURNSIDE.

Shirley against John E. BUSH, Ella M. against David. CARTER. Marion J.

against James W. CASTORENA. Anita P. against Rolelio. CHADBOURN.

Robert L. against Ethel CONNOR. Leodious against John B. Donald J. Daisy M.

DELIGHT. Doris E. against Frederick H. DE SOTO. Anita L.

against Simon. I DORA. Joan M. against Miklos. EVERHART.

Betty J. against Robert C. FINK. Albert A. against Minnie.

GAONA. Marina against Rosario B. GILLBERG. Virginia against Eric S. GRAHAM.

Basil F. against Ethel A. HANSON. Patricia L. against Russell T.

HAVNES. Patricia against George. Walter M. against Mary. HERRERA.

Yolanda against George, Jessie M. against Lonnie. HUMPHRIES. Clyde L. against George T.

HURT. Arthur D. against Margaret JACKSON. Freddy S. against James E.

JENSEN. Soren P. against Ruth. JOHNSTON. Marianne against Ronald C.

JONES. Winnie L. against Elvis E. LEDESMA, Sam against Jennie M. LUGO.

Cella against Ignacio. NILSSON, NEUMANN. Shirley Kay S. M. against against William Alfred J.

OLSON. Bernice against Edward ORLOFF. Morris B. against Rose M. ORTEGA.

Alice against Manuel. PARHAM. Eve L. against Herbert. PETRALLA.

Beatrice against Frank. POORE. Richard E. against Joyce R. RASKIN.

Helen H. against Ell. ROSENTHAL. Anthony against Hazel M. SIMMONS.

James R. against Glenda SLAYTON. Dolores against Leonard. Dale against Claudia. SUDDUTH.

Dorothy H. against Harry Jr. Pauline against Burton. SYNEGAL. Betty against James.

THOMPSON. Mary C. against Francis C. Margaret E. against Lonnie.

WILSON. Ernest B. against Earsie. WINTER. Evalyn L.

against Louis E. WYATT. Forrest F. against Dolores D. YOUNG.

Evelyn S. against K. Robert, Divorces Granted ABEL. Eileen from James J. AGUILAR.

Natalie from Louis J. AKEY. Esther D. from Edward P. ALLEN.

De Anna from James W. ALVAREZ. Tsutae from Richard C. ANDERSON. Carol L.

from Guy D. ARMS. ASHFORD. Elizabeth Barbara A. M.

from from Brewster Carl Tr BAIRD. Beverly from Patrick. BALEN. Josephine D. from Charles P.

BASORE. Zena K. from Robert R. BERRES. Estelle from Richard.

BETTER. Gloria from Morris. BLYTHE. Pearl A. from Walter W.

BRAXDALE. Dorothy G. from Clarence. BURROWS. Josephine A.

from Sanford E. BUTLER. Luther C. from Eddie M. BYRD.

Margaret B. from Forrest W. CACKOWSKI. Mavis from Stanley. CAMPBELL.

Dorothy G. from Rex N. CARLSON. Iris L. Dolphine H.

CARTER. Mary G. from Erwin D. Jr. CARTER.

Vera L. from Norval F. CASS. Earl T. from Marion.

CATHEY. James D. from Lillian M. CHUPICK. Betty G.

from Albert L. CIMINO. Alice M. from Vincent L. CLARK.

Phillis from Jack R. CLAUSEN. Dorothy H. from Otto. COCKERHAN.

Robin from Fred E. COGSWELL. Molly M. from Charles L. COLLIER.

Margaree L. from John J. COMERATE. Sophie from Sheridan. CRANNA.

Elisa G. from Alexander A. DANIELS. Gustave from Joseph. DAUGHERTY.

Jack B. from Rose. DeFRATES. Lorraine E. from Forrest C.

GRANDA. Leticia from Alonso. DE LILLE. Mary A. Roy P.

DUDLEY. Frances J. from Ronald E. DUNNAWAY. Osie from Robert S.

EDELEN. Sally L. from Darrell L. EGGLESTON. Shirley J.

from Parker A. EVANS. June E. from Robert J. FARRELL.

Harold E. from Waltrud. FERRERAK. Johnnie M. from Frank E.

FIELD. Mary from Gary C. FROST. Helen C. from Ralph J.

Deborah from Marvin D. GARNER. Carolyn B. from Thomas C. GIBSON.

Mary L. from Robert A. GONZALEZ. Pedro from Lenor. Elaine J.

from Irving E. HADLEY. Jack from Frankie L. Mary A. from Richard H.

HAMILTON. Mildred B. from William HANNEMANN. Godfred P. from Ruth N.

John H. from Betty. HASKINS. Mary A. from Henry W.

HENDERSON. Countess T. from Edward. HERZIG. Norma J.

from Eugene. HILL. Sonya L. from Coy L. I HOLLOWAY, Robert R.

from LaVaughn. HOLLYWOOD. Gladys E. from Thomas. HOLOUBEK.

Richard M. from Gloria. HOLSTEAD. Roma from Harold Cecil R. from Betty M.

HOUILLION. Myrna L. from M. David E. Bogie from Ruth from Thomas D.

HUMPHREY. Delia B. from Bob. JACKSON. Alvin J.

from G. JACKSON. Hattie from JOHNSON. Jacqueline J. from J.

JUSTICE. Lettie from Clarence E. KEENE. Ruth I. from Arthur W.

I KELDSEN. Elizabeth M. from Vernon L. KERR. Marguerite from Richard.

KIMBLEW. Kiku from Larry. KUDERNA. KINGSLAND. Charles Mary A.

J. from Vernon 8: LANG. LEACH. Susan Leone L. G.

from Daniel Park Vi. LE COU. Isabella from Joseph. LEWIS. William K.

from Marion L. I LOUISE. Bessie from Beryl M. LUCAS. Concepcion B.

from Valerio R. LYNCH. Lloyd G. from Betty MAILLET. Lorraine M.

from Fidelle. MARSH. Bruce C. from Billie J. McCANLES.

Barbara J. from Peter J. McCAUSLAN. Rosslyn L. from Donald R.

MICUCCI. Saverio from Carmella. MUNOZ. Betty from Juan G. MURRAY.

Josephine F. from Kenneth C. O'STEEN. Georgia L. from John R.

Katherine from Adrian R. OWENS. Inez from Levi. PENDLEY. C.

from Roy A. PEPPER. Chariotte from Theodore B. PIKE. Samuel J.

from Mae C. POE. Sally A. from Edgar A. POPKEN.

Mary L. from Willis A. POSNER. Fay from David. POWELL.

Adrienne J. from Evan W. POYORENA. Ernest V. from Juana.

PRICE. Albirdia from Lawrence. RAICHEL. Madeline J. from Theodore T.

RASMUSSEN. Madeline from Leon. ROBERTS. Charlotte I. from John W.

Robert R. from Shirley A. Emilia from Vity. ROGERS. Dorothy 1.

from Clarence D. ROSS. Swaney M. from Palmer S. SAMS.

Courtland N. from Almeda. SHAW. Christine H. from Gary H.

SIPES. Alma J. from Raburn R. SMITH. Ann K.

from Morris L. SMITH. Marie G. from Thomas 8. SOLER.

Vivian from Anthony J. SPEER. Eleanor M. from Russell M. SPITZER.

Robert from Opal. Mary I. from James R. STERKIN. David from Mary E.

VENEGAS. Lupe from Juan. VILLARREAL. Naomi L. from Antonio.

WALKER. Mary M. from Mickey B. WALLER. Francis P.

Sr from Oneta M. WALLOCH. Gerald H. from Donna J. WANG.

Twila from Eugene. WARREN Edelle A. from Joseph WARREN Liddie E. from Elmer WATTS. Enid L.

from Stanley W. Carolyn from Eaph Jr. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park EMETERY 6000 SANTA MONICA. BOULEVARD. HOLLYWOOD 9-1181 Mrs.

Aadland Wins Partial Court Victory Mrs. Florence Aadland, mother of blond Beverly Aadland, the protege of the late Errol Flynn, yesterday won a partial victory in her fight against charges of con-: tributing to her daughter's delinquency. Mrs. Aadland appeared before Superior Judge Lewis Drucker for argument on on pre-trial motions for dismissal of her five- count charge. The court dismissed one count and consolidated the remaining four into one, to which Mrs.

Aadland must plead in his court next Tuesday. Deaths, Funeral Announcements WALKER, Millie. Services Thursday. 11:30 a.m., Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. WENZEL, Gertrude Frank, Carter, beloved father-in-law of Donald Carter.

Services at 2 Forest p.m. Friday, Memorial- Church of the Hills, Lawn Park, Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. ZELDIN, David. Services today, 2 p.m., at the Groman Mortuary.

ZELENKA, Marie Zelenka, Louis, father beloved of Joseph husband and William Zelenka, Mrs. Marie Brabenec, Mrs. Florence Fagnan, Mrs. Bertha Ford and Mrs. Jeanette Jatczynski: also survived by 9 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Services at 2 p.m. Thursday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn MemorialPark, Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. FUNERAL NOTICE Pentalpha Lodge No. 202, will assemble Thursday, 3 p.m., at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard, for the purpose of conducting Nelson services for our late brother, Stary.

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1-3154. Br. FINEST FUNERALS AT RECOGNIZED LOWEST PRICES $80 TO $4800 Utter NEIGHBORHOOD Mortuariez Los Angeles Times JUNE OBITUARIES ward of Lucy H. Thompson ney of Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy conducted Hatch Thompson, 67, Bros.

will Beverly Hills Mortuary, today at 2 p.m. in Westwood Christ Ward of of Church of Jesus Latter interment day in Saints, Rose followed Memo- by rial Park. Born in Hatch, Utah, Mrs. Thompson had lived in California for 31 years and died at her home, 1643 Manning on Friday. She was a member and business manager of City Mothers Chorus and a member of Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.

Mrs. Thompson four leaves sons, Ernest Theron husband Samuel; Millard A. and Alvin H. Thompson; four sisters, one brother, 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Pearl D.

Wood Funeral services for Pearl Dorothy Winter Wood, 90, who died Sunday at a local hospital, the Chapel of the Chimes in will conducted at 1 p.m. at Inglewood Park Cemetery. Private interment will follow the services. Utter-McKinley Viewpark Mortuary charge. Born in Kentucky, Mrs.

Wood had lived here 49 years, residing at 4431 63rd St. She leaves her son, L. P. Wood; two grandchildren, and five great-grandchil-. dren.

Wyeth C. Walters Funeral services for Wyeth C. Walters, 57, sales engineer, Haskell Engineering will be conducted today at 11:30 a.m. Pierce Bros. Valhalla Chapel, followed by interment in Valhalla Memorial Park.

Born in Kansas. Mr. Walters had been a California resident for 20 years. He lived at 1667 Santa Barbara Glendale, and died in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital on Sunday. Mr.

Walters leaves his widow Laura; son, William, and three brothers, Paul Robert 1 K. and J. Harold Walters. Francis S. Robertson Funeral, services for Francis Scott Robertson, 53, formerly of Long Beach, will be conducted at 10 a.m.

tomorrow at Mottell's Peek Mortuary in Long Beach. Mr. Robertson, a civilian research representative for the Bureau of Naval Weapons the past seven years, died in Washington Friday. He was a veteran of World War I. He leaves two sisters, Mrs.

Nancy Corkhill, Houston, and Mrs. James G. Hedrick, Coronado, and a brother, Comdr. John Robertson. William T.

Ellington Funeral services for William T. Ellington, 72, president of Mundo Engineering will be conducted at a.m. tomorrow by Forest Lawn Mortuary in the Church of the Recessional with inurnment at Forest Lawn Born at Columbia, Memorial Mr. Ellington was a Southland resident for 49 years, He lived at 515 Maple Beverly Hills. He served with the Army in World War I.

Mr. Ellington contracted the original Rose Bowl which was made of frame, levdeled the area where the Ambassador now stands, paved Topanga and Los Flores Canyons and built the bridge on the Coast Highway near San Simeon in Big Sur among many other projects. He died Sunday in a local hospital and leaves his widow Eva; a sister, Mrs. Frances E. Clark, and a nephew, Robert.

Maury Feder Maury Feder, 47, of 357 Glenroy owner of a Long Beach theater, died of a heart attack while driving Ventura Blvd. in Studio City Monday afternoon. Among his interests other than the theater, Mr. Feder was co-owner of the Redwood Bottle Shop in the Civic Center. Born in land, Mr.

Feder had lived in Los Angeles for 40 years and was a graduate of Hollywood High School. He leaves his widow Joyce, who was on a tour of the Orient and is now en route home from Hong Kong; a daughter, Teri; a sister, Miss Ruth Feder of Long Beach, and four brothers. They are Ed- Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey NEW MOOR 400N June 23 July 1 July 8 July 15 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 Sun rises 5:43 a.m., sets 8:08 p.m. Moon rises 4:51 a.m., sets 6:56 a.m.

TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR June Low High Low High 22 9:54 3.6 2.0 5.8 23 10:32 3.7 2.1 5.8 24 11:06 3.7 2.2 5.7 26 25 11:41 $1:00 3.7 3.7 3.7 2.3 2.5 2.6 5.4 5.0 28 6:53 0.1 3.8 2.7 p.m. Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, 64: Long Beach, 65. 22, 1960-Part IV 13 Long ducer Robert ices will mortal Dr. West Los Angeles, SidBeverly Hills, Jack Beach and the Alm proknown professionally as" Arthur. Funeral be conducted at 11- Friday Mt.

Sinai Me. 5950 Forest Lawn: Laura Mary White Mary White Laura Mary White, 38, executive secretary for the William J. Moran Co. of Alhambra, will be conducted today at 2:30 p.m.: at the Edwards Cummings Mortuary, in be in Ft. Pasadena.

ment will Rosecrans: National Cemetery at ego. Miss White died Sunday. after a short illness. St. Paul, she was a chief yeoman in the WAVES during World War II.

She leaves her parents, Mr. and Robert. D. White of St. Paul, and brother, Robert M.

White of Los Angeles. Funeral services for Miss Sawdust Smolders Deaths, Funeral Announcements McGRAW, Florence Lindley, 2004 Idaho Street, Santa, Monica, passed away June 20, survived by 2 Loss L. McGraw of Honolulu, Hawail, and Herschel L. McGraw of Colton, Cal. Memorial services were held Tuesday, 4 p.m., at Emmerson's Valley Chapel, Loma Linda, Cal.

MILLER, Morris. Services today, 3 p.m., at Hillside the Groman Memorial Chapel in Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. MOORE, Pierce Grace Brothers' Los Angeles. MORRIS, George Arcadia, loving father of Mrs.

Irland Davis, brother of Sidney M. Morris, Misses Mariorie and Ruth Morris, Mrs. Else Bayley and Mrs. E. C.

Smith. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., al the -Miller Mortuary; Arcadia. MUELLER, Gustav loving, father of Charlotte Kroyer, Mimi Neef and Hans Mueller. Services 12:30 p.m. Thursday Santa at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Monica Boulevard.

MURCH, Harry. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. NAY, Fannie June 20, at no the residence, 4850 Orinda Avenue, loving ter of Nellie Meehan. Graveside services 1 p.m. WednesMountain View Cemetery, San Bernardino.

Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, directors. NEDELMAN, Abraham. Malinow Silverman, directors. NELSON, Josephine S. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

NINER, Miss Marguerite M. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. NORADAUN, Esther. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Services today, 2 p.m., at the GroOPPENHEIM, Bertha.

man Memorial Chapel in Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. OSBORNE, Harry beloved husband L. Osborne. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., In Francis Chapel of the First Baptist Church.

Reed Tapley Geiger, directors. OVEROCKER, Lena C. interment, Norfolk, Services and Neb. Pierce-Hamrock, directors. PAGE, Mrs.

Margaret Callanan Mortuary, directors. PORTER, Gladys beloved wife Gordon F. Porter, mother of Mrs. Dorothy S. Hugerford and grandmother of Diana, Darrell and Dwight Hugerford, sister.

of Mrs. Harriett Hanscom and Frank Miller Sr. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at LittleChurch of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. RICHARDSON, Ann Mayock, survived husband Harold Richardson, daughter Mrs.

Sally Mayock Hartley of San Bernardino, son Douglas S. Mayack San Francisco and Captain Stoney Mayock, U.S. Marines, Beaufort, S.C.; also 10 grandchildren. Services 3 p.m., Thursday, June at St. Matthias Church, directors.

Whittier. Lanier Funeral Service, ROBERTSON, Francis Scott, formerly 376 Gladys Avenue, Long Beach; vived by 2 sisters, Mrs. Corkhill and Mrs. James G. Hedrick, a brother.

Comdr. John B. Robertson, USN. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., Mottell's Peek 3rd and Alamitos Chapel. RODGERS, Amanda.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. ROGAN, Edward J. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at Columbkill's Church. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. ROSENBERG, Wanda, beloved wife Stanley L.

Rosenberg, mother of iel Rosenberg and Mrs. Barbara Schwimer, sister of Zigmund, Matthew and John Klikun and Mrs. Irene nell. Services 12 noon Friday, Church of the Hills, Lawn MemorialPark, Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.

SIDY, Rebecca, beloved wife of Victor Sidy, mother of Ralph and Nissim Sidy, Mrs. Sol Adlin, Mrs. Thelma Hunav, Mrs. Eleanor Palermo, Julia Brebner, sister of Jacob Joseph Benquiat and Mrs. Chaleff.

Services today, 11 a.m., at Malinow Silverman Mortuary, 850 Venice Boulevard. SIMON, Risk, beloved father of Samuel Aziz R. Simon and Freda Souletes, also survived by 8 grandchildren 13 great-grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood.

SMITH, Mrs. Eva Cunningham O'Connor, directors. SOUTHWORTH, Guy. K. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

STETTNER, Abraham, of Compton. Graveside services today, 12 at the Mount Olive Cemetery in bor Rest Memorial-Park, Costa Mesa. Groman Mortuary, directors. SUPACK, Ida. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday at Hillside Memorial- Park Chapel. Glasband directors. THOMPSON, Thomas. Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park. TRUDEAU, Anita A.

Callanan Mortuary, directors. SCHRECK, Julia beloved wife Clarence C. Schreck, mother of Jeanne L. Sterling, daughter of Margaret Manheimer, sister of Olga Stiers, Mrs. Jennie Milligan, bert Samuel and Bernhard heimer, also survived by grandchildren.

1 Services at p.m. Thursday, Church of the Flowers, Forest Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in SIMMONS, Frank Waldro and Ruth Tujunga; beloved father and mother of Mrs. Dorothy Bryant and Mrs. cille Economy of Torrance.

Homer and Howard Clark of Los Angeles. Wilbur Clark of San Francisco; 15 grandchildren; Mrs. Simmons survived by sister Eileen Kennedy La Porte, Ind. Services at the Masonic Hall, Tunga, Thursday, a.m.. Rev.

vin Laven officiant. Interment Haven Memorial Park. Bade ary, Tuiunga, directors. SPELTS, Robert W. Services Thursday, 12 noon, at McKinley's Southwest Mortuary.

STRAUB, Diane. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. SULLIVAN, Jennie M. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. SWEHLA, Robert J.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. TOMLINSON, Lee G. (minister), beloved husband of Lulu M. Tomlinson, father of Lloyd Tomlinson Mrs. Franklyn T.

Lindamood, brother of E. M. also survived 6 granddaughters. Services Thursday. 1:30 p.m., at Viewpark Church of Christ.

Utter-McKinley's Viewpark, directors. VELLATTI, Ricardo, beloved husband Carmen, father of Betty Gotor, and Sergio Vellatti. Rosary Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary, Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 a.m.. St. Agnes Church.

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Safe for youse Peel 2 MAKE YOU NERVOUS? A fire in a large bin smoldered out of control for an hour and one-halfyesterday at the Moulding 13028 Avalon: before firemen contained it. Cause was known. Divorces Granted WHEELUS. Joan L. from William WHITE.

Melba from Paul W. WHITELY. Betty from John. WILSON. Luvercie from Ephrian J.

Jr. WILKINSON. Robert W. from Jean Robert A. from Joyce A.

WINSTON, Linda from Lee W. WOODS. Pauline from Lawrence. WROGE. Charlotte L.

from Reuben T. WYCKOFF. Wanda J. from William YOUNG. Arcadia A.

from William P. YOUNG. Claire from Harry E. Jr. Deatbs Funeral Announcements ALLEN, Belle.

Services 2 p.m. today at the Willen Hollywood Mortuary. BARD, Lida C. Services 12:30 p.m. Friday at Wee Kirk o' the Heather Chapel, Hall Malloy Mortuary, directors.

BEHREND, Olga. 'Malinow Stiverman, directors. BINGHAM, Ellison loving mother of Mrs. George Harnagel grandmother of Mrs. Miriam Butts; also survived by 3 great-grandchildren.

Private services to be held on Thursday at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BLACK, Samuel. Groman Mortuary, directors. BOBBETT, Helen E.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. BOYD, Lelia, loving aunt of Virginia Redwine. Services today, 12 noon, at Kinley's Cresse Highland Park Chapel. BOYER, Florence beloved wife of Earle M. Boyer, mother of Marne and Dalbert Boyer, sister of Mrs.

Anna B. Brown and Miss Mildred E. Cary aunt of Mrs. Florence M. Bannon and Mrs.

Ruth E. Mathews. Services at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn morial. Park, Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BRAND, Nicholas R. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. BROOKS, Earl 41 La Porte, Arcadia, passed away June 20, survived wife Alice, 1 son, Richard Brooks, L.A. County Sheriff's Office; 3 sisters and 2 brothers.

Funeral services will be conducted at the chapel of the Lee R. Hill Mortuary, 5800 North Temple City Boulevard, Temple City, Thursday, 11 a.m. Entombment Rose Hills Mausoleum. CARLSON, Forest Lawn Dale Riortuary and Cemetery. CASTENDYCK, Clara M.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. COOK, Julia. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. CROMWELL, Charmie Gerard, beloved wife of Arthur Cromwell, mother of Max E. Gerard, sister of Mrs.

Iva McBride and Carl L. Kegley; also survived by 1 granddaughter. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

DAVIS, Harry George. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. DIETRICH, Mrs. Gretta, of Alhambra, mother of Mrs. Myrtle Gledhill, Mrs.

Helen Greenbaum and Harry M. Campbell, grandmother of Linda and Paul Gledhill, aunt of Harry M. Jr. and Calvin A. Campbell.

Services 1 p.m. Thursday at the chapel of Turner Stevens, Alhambra. DILLARD, Burt C. beloved father of Mrs. Helen Willis Burt Catherine and James Dillard, brother of Claude and Jack Dillard and Mrs.

Bessie Profitt, Mrs. Ruth Taber and Mrs. Jessie Slough; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Friday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn MemorialPark, Hollywood Hills.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. ELLINGTON, William T. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery, FEDER, Maury. Mount Sinai Mortuary and Cemetery, FOLGER, Alpheus S. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

GARIHAN, Laura L. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park, 179 East Garvey Avenue. GARRISON, Amos L. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

GETMAN, Marion B. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GOLDSON, Philip, beloved husband of Augusta Goldson, father of Beatrice Schwartz and Lorelei Fried, brother of Jeanette Baria and George Goldson; also survived by 6 grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mount Sinai Memorial-Park Chapel.

Mount Sinai Mortuary in charge. GOLDSTEIN, Adele M. Services Thursday, 3. p.m.: at the Groman Memorial Chapel in Hillside Memorial-Park. Groman Mortuary, directors.

GRAVES, Nina. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GREENE, Ruth C. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GROGAN, Marie Elizabeth, beloved wife of Arthur H.

Grogan, mother of Miss Patricia L. Grogan, and Mrs. Joanne M. Brackeen and John M. Grogan, Services Thursday, 12 noon, at Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. ISABELL, Ruth Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. ITO, Naotaro, beloved husband of Tsuruko, father of Hiroshi, Takeshi, Mmes. Hiroko Morimoto and Hideko Kikuchi. Services 8 p.m.

June 24 at 118 North Mott Street. Fukui Mortuary, directors. IWAHASHI, Hatsuno, beloved wife of Shiro, mother of Fuiiyoshi. Services 8 p.m. June 23 at 2003 West Jefferson Boulevard.

Fukui Mortuary, directors. JARRETT, Alice L. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. JOHNSON, Alice Flowers, beloved wife of Comdr. Doir Curtis Johnson, daughter of Mrs.

George Flowers, mother of Dorothy Ann Currie. Services Thursday at 2:30 p.m., Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. (Friends desiring may send flowers or contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.) JONES, Grace Marquez. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood.

JONES, Helen. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. KLAES, Eleanor loving mother of Irene Klaes. Recitation of the Rosary tonight, 8:30 o'clock, at Mispagel Mortuary Chapel, 3517 Hyde Park Boulevard. Requiem Mess Thursday, 10 a.m..

at St. Mansfield). Agatha's Church (West Adams af Interment Calvary Cemetery. KLEIN, Dr. Harry beloved husband of Regina Klein.

Services today, 2 p.m., at Mount Sinai Chapel. Malinow Silverman, directors. KNOWLTON, Albert beloved husband of Caroline Knowlton, brother of Lela Frudenthal, Estella Erickson and James Flanders. Services 9 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Bouleyard, Inglewood.

KREINBRING, Caroline L. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. LAUX, Leslie Maud. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday Pierce Brothers' Gulick, 4556 East Olympic Boulevard.

LESLIE, Marie Espe, beloved mother of Robert M. Leslie. Services p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Beverly MARSDEN, John. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

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