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OIL NEWS Continued from Seventh Page are largely complementary. Hood is engaged in installation of gas and oil distribution and gathering lines in California, the Northwest and the Rocky Mountain States, Corrosion Engineering is the developer of a unique method, oil for the and water internal lines coating in place. Round Mountain Richard S. Rheem, Operator, will make another try for his second producer in the discovery area which he opened last months southeast of the Round Mountain field. Since completing a 40 barrelsa-day discovery well in the Jewett sand, Rheem has drilled two dry holes on the same lease a and pipe in another well which proved to be wet.

new venture, Newbery. Gibson No. 5 Sec. 32, 28-29, will be Rheem's non, fifth start on the lease. Oil Notes Western Oil Co.

has scheduled two development wells for the McKittrick Fee New wells will be nos. B-110 and B-200 on Sec. 8, 30-22. Westates Petroleum Corp. abandoned Cauley No.

57, an old producer on Sec. 16, 28-27 in the Poso Creek field. L.A. GRAIN Quotations nominal, subject to market fluctuations. Cash prices per bulk carlots, wholesale only.

No. 2 10-day Barley 2.91 Corn, TC Milo 2.82½ CAR RECEIPTS Wheat, 3: barley, corn. milo, flour, hay, 50. Continued from 10th Page Mig 19 Vulcan Ld 7 1 55 Wag Bak 2 Wallace Waltham 13 Webb 86 Kn 53 Do pf 2 131 Webstiny Wn8tkin 8 Wentwth MI 2 2 2 .50 65 65 65 WestmCl 1 Westm Inc 1.20a .50 White Str .60 1 White Int 29 3 Do pt 3 22 WisMcW 9 231 Wise Wilson Bros 3 PL pi .20 97. Wood NM .90 3 1 Woodall 1.20 1 71 Zapata WrightH .12 34 Pet 161 PRODUCE Federal-State Market News Service Avocados dull to slightly weaker: lettuce slightly weaker; others about steady.

trict AVOCADOS Southern California dis4.50: to 26-pound lugs 50s, 8.00; 12, to 13-pound flats Fuertes 30s. Florida flat cartons Lulu and Taylor 16-18s, 2.50 2.75. LETTUCE -WGA crates and cartons Imperial Valley, 2.50 San Diego County bronze. fair, 1.50@1.75: local crates Boston type, 75 Oxnard, 1.25 Salad Bowl, 1.00 1.50. TREASURY STATUS WASHINGTON, Feb.

12 -The cash position of the Treasury compared with corresponding date year AgO (000 omitted): Feb. 7, 1957 Feb. 7, 1956 Balance 2,595,534 3,328,858 Deposits fis. yr. 39,313,011 35,655,998 Total Withdr.

fis. yr. 46,301,314 42,988,505 debt $279,721,070 Gold assets 22,251,525 21,693,195 -Includes $453,036,975.11 debt not subject to statutory limit. OVER THE COUNTER bid and asked prices are obtained from the National Securities Dealers and are unofficial. They do not transactions.

They are intended as a guide to the within which these securities could have been sold time of compilation yesterday: Bid Asked! Bid Asked Asked Amer Pipe 23. Morris-Knud Ampex Corp Mt Puel Sup 27 I 178 Arden Farms Natl 21 35 Do pi Pub Eng Ariz Ser Norris Therm 13 14 Arrownd Wat 11 Ind Pub Sv 39 Avon Prod 37 Pac-Airmotive 116 Bancroft (Jos) 7 Pac Merc TV 9 Bowater Berkshire Paper Ha Pac Int Expr Brunswig Drug 18 38 Packard-Bell Buttes Bullock's, Gas Inc 011 Perm Cement 19 Cal Int Tele Petrolane Gas Cal Oregon Pw Phaostron 35 Pac Utils 33 Pendleton Tool 13 Cal Cal Water Sve Plymouth Rub 38 Cal Wat Tel Polaroid 103 108. Can Sup Oil 18 211 Pomona Tile 9 148 Clev-Cliffs Port 43 Coca-Cola 41 221 45 Port Gen EI 103 Color Cp of LA Am Portsmouth St 225 Colo Int Potash Co Am 36 36 Colo Oil Gas 71 Precision Rad Do pi Gas 32 Pub 8 Co NM 12 Cons Freighw 16 Purex Corp 18 Cons Rock Pd Redondo Tile 2 37 De Beers Republic Sup 20 Dehll Tay Oil Rochester Tel Disney (Walt) 20 22 Rockwell Mfg 45 48 Doeskin Prod Roy Pet NY Ducommun Me 23 Shopping Bag Dun Bradst Siegler Corp First Boston 57 Sierra Pac PW 22 20 Fluor Corp So Calif Wat 13 77 Gas Service South Nev Pw 67 Gen Controls So Union Gas 27. GenTel 19 Sprague Eng Glasspar 3 State Explor 9 Grt Basins Pete Sterl Elec Mot Great Fin Stuart Co 21 63 Grinnell Corp 111 117 Suburb Gas 8 Gulf Int Gas Suburban Prop 48 Hearst Harvill Corp Tejon Ranch 18 316 Hycon Pub Mig pi Telecomputing Ideal Cement 69 Tenn East Gas Tr Tr 32 Do pf 761 211 Tex Gas Tran Interstate Bak Tex Interstate Eng 7 801 Tex Ill Gas 23 Kaiser Interst Mtr Steel Frt 42 45 Three State Thomp Fib Gl 37 Kay Do Lab pf 23 Time, Inc. 64 Thrifty Drug Kendall Co 36 Timm Times-Mirror Aircr.

.65 32 .80 King Bros Prod Topp Ind. 9 Kentucky Utils 30 Kingsb Cot Oil Trans Gas Knud Cream Locks 25 Tucson Unilever Ny Gas 872 908 Kwikset 10 Landers Do NV 29 Do Langend pf Bak 28 United Util US Borxa 44 LA Athletic 34 373 Utiltiy Appli LA Transit Van Camp 8 Common Macmillan Corp Pet Warren Bros. 47 Macco 10 11 Warner Swa 20 Mallory Wash Nat Gas Market Basket 19 Weber Show 32 Marlin Rockw Western Precip Maxson Wizard Boats Mission Appli Yuba Con Gold INVESTMENT NT FUNDS NEW YORK. Feb. -National Association curities Dealers, Inc.) Bid Aberdeen Fd 1.47 Advisers Fd 13.82 Affiliated Fd 5.58 Am Bus Shrs 3.73 Am Mut Fa 7.78 Assoc Fd Tr 1.45 Atom Dev 15:05 Axe Hought A 5.40 Do 7.73 Do Stock 3.64 Do Science 0.56 Blair Holdings 2.87 Blue Ridge 10.69 Bond Inv Tr 20.74 Boston Fund 14.84 Broad St Inv 20.50 Bullock Fund 11.93 California Fd 6.76 Canada Gen 12.67 Canadian Fd 18.69 Cdn Int Gth 7.29 Capital Vent 5.13 Cent Shrs Tr 21.71 Chemical Fd 14.60 Colonial Fd 9.37 Comwith In 8.68 Do Stock 11.70 Comp 8 17.52 Composite Fd 15.03 Concord Fd 13.47 Cons Inv Tr 16.25 Crown Inv 6.26 Counselors Fd 5.27 De Vegh 63.50 Delaware Fd 10.24 Divers Grth 11.62 Do Invest 8.49 Divers Tr 15.11.

Dividend Sh 2.54 Dreyfus Fund 8.16 How Bal 20.86 Do Stock 19.47 Electronics Inv 4.56 Faulty Fund 6.63 Fidelity Fund 13.28 F-I-F Plan 3.63 First Bost Cp 53.75 Found Mut 7.17 Frank Cus 9.57 Do pf 6.71 Fund Inv 14.90 Gas Ind Fd 13.82 General Can 11.49 Gen Inv Tr 6.91 Group Sec: Auto 8.62 Aviation 10.76 WEATHER, REPORT OFFICIAL (Fer Wednesday, Feb. 13. 1957) FORECAST Los Angeles and Vicinity: Variable high cloudiness but mostly sunny today and tomorrow. Continued warm. High today near 90.

Southern California: Variable high cloudiness but with considerable sunshine today and tomorrow. Continued warm. Southern California Coastal and Intermediate Valleys and Mountain Areas: Variable high cloudiness but with considerable sunshine today and tomorrow. Continued warm. Southern California Interler and Desert Regions: Variable high cloudiness but with considerable sunshine today and tomorrow.

Continued warm. High today 70 to 80 upper valleys, 80 to 90 lower valleys. Arizona: Variable high cloudiness but with considerable sunshine today and tomorrow. Continued warm. COASTAL WEATHER Peint Conception to San Diego: Light variable winds becoming west to southwest 10 to 18 m.p.h, in afternoons today and tomorrow.

Variable high cloud- iness. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY in the Gulf of Alaska. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Strong high pressure is centered over Utah and Idaho and weakening ridge of high pressure extends from the coast of Washington southwestward to near Hawait. A low-pressure center is about 800 miles west of Santa Barbara and is moving slowly northward, causing considerable cloudiness from and San a Fran- little cisco northward. Large low pressure 1s rain along the coast spinning storm center located several hundred miles off the Carolina coast spread heavy cover of clouds along the eastern seacoast last night from North Carolina to the New York City area with a few flakes of snow developing shortly after sundown along the eastern shores of Virginia.

A more ominous threat to the Mid and North Atlantic States Was the -pressure disturbance in the from Lakes region Michigan which and is spreading snows Ohio into last Western night New after York leaving and Penn- one sylvania to four Inches from Northern Illinois and Indiana into Northern Michigan mild earlier in weather for this time of year folthe day. Clearing skies and lowed the snows across the Upper Miss1ssippi Valley yesterday afternoon, North- Clear, very cold weather continued over ern New England, last night and in Northern Maine the mercury was already slipping below the zero mark. Although cooler than normal weather was the general rule east of the Mississippi River yesterday including relatively Florida, mild elsewhere in the nation continued hot in the weather Southwest prevailed. with It 90s once again in parts of the Rio Grande Valley while 70s and 80s were the rule elsewhere in the Southwest. Temperatures in parts of Montana reached the mid 50s and in ABEL, were 25 warm those reported Northern Florida.

A massive high-pressure system covers the nation from the Mississippi to the Pacific Coast and except for few showers along drizzle the in I Texas Northwest Washington and scattered and Louisiana coasts, light rains in Central California, ares. fair weather was the rule over this vast LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's at Southern California points as remaximum temperatures ported to the Los Angeles office of follows: the U.S. Weather Bureau were 88 Stations- MaX. Min. Los Angeles 88 63 61 L.A.

Airport 85 Beaumont 78 37 50 Bishop 65 Blythe 84 59 Burbank 87 55 43 Campo 83 Culver city 88 58 Daggett 78 84 59 49 Long Beach 87 65 El Centro Montebello 88 63 Needles 81 78 55 Newport Palm Springs 89 54 Palmdale 74 85 60 Robles 66 50 Paso Riverside 84 52 Sandberg 86 64 52 52 San Bernardino San Diego 80 58 San Gabriel 90 55 San Pedro 80 64 Santa Barbara 76 53 Santa Monica 76 56 Thermal 89 Torrance 72 54 Victorville 81 72 50 Warner Springs 39 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY Precipi- Knoxville 54 Las Vegas 74 Little Rock 67 Medford 50 Memphis 64 Miami Missoula. Mont, 46 24 73 New Orleans 35 62 56 .05 New York City North Platte 53 17 Omaha 50 City 62 33 Pendleton 53 Phoenix 82 54 Pittsburgh 37 18 15 .02 Pocatello 42 Portland, Me. 28 Portland, Or. 55 Rapid City 48 Red Bluff 61 38 Reno 53 27 72 46 Sacramento 60 St. Louis 53 37.

Salt Lake City 57 30 San Antonio 80 San Francisco 60 .03 Seattle 54 36 Spokane 44 Springfield, Mo. 55 Tampa 70 50 Tucson 85 50 Williston 37 20 Wichita Vancouver, B.C, Washington. D.C. 1 Winnemucca 53 36 Winslow 42 66 Yellowstone, Mont. 87 18 60 Yuma ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage -12 Fairbanks 16 42 Juneau 21 15 Stations- Max.

Min. tation Abilene, Tex. 67 50 39 Albuquerque 67 Amarillo 60 40 37 Bakersfield 62 56 Atlanta 56 Bismarck 38 Boise 43 26 13 Boston 84 23 Brownsville 38 .01 Charleston, 8.C. 52 36 Cheyenne 55 36 Chicago 41 31 Cincinnati 40 .04 Denver 66 33 Detroit 34 20 .23 Des Moines 47 Dodge City 56 Duluth 35 28 i El Paso 78 Eureka 60 Ft. Worth 68 50 Fresno 52 Grand Junction 19 Helena 48 16 Houston 81 Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville 57 Kansas City, Mo.

52 Expenditures Mount NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Westinghouse Electric Corp. has slated capital expenditures of $75,000,000 in 1957, compared with $50,000,000 in each of the two preceding years. SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marine Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates, reservations and ports of call.

Vessel Berth Burrard (Nor.) 176 China Bear LB-6 David E. Day (Tkr.) LB-56 F. E. Weyerhaeuser ...145 Hagurosan Maru 145 Hikoshima Maru Hawaiian Builder 198 Kohka Maru (Jap.) 187 Marit Maersk (Dan.) Mathew Luckenbach 229 Minatitian (Mex. Tk.) LB-76 Portmar LB-25 President Arthur P.

R. G. T. Follis Seafarer (Tkr.) LB-12 Shoun Maru (Jap.) 158 Santa Juans .60 Santa Eliana 90 Seattle Tampico Star (Pan. (Br.) Tkr.) Anc.

232-D Tannstein (Ger.) LB-32 53 Thorsdrake (Nor.) Usa Maru (Jap.) Willamette Trader 147 Yaque Vessel Ventura The following Association of represent actual approximate range or bought at th: Insurance Stocks Bid Aetna Fire Aetna Life 168 Am Equitable 32 Am Ins Newark Am Surety Benef Std Life 18 Cont Assur 109 Cont Casualty Fireman's Fd Firemen's Ins Founders' Ins 21 Franklin Life 87 General Re-Ins 46 Glens Falls Globe Repub 18 Grt American 36 Hanover Fire 40 Hartford Fire 142 Home Insur Life Ins of Va 97 Lincoln Life 215 Maryland Cas Mass Bonding Merch Migs National Fire 75 North River Pacif Emp Ins Pacific Mutual Provid-Wash 21 St Paul Secur Title Ins Std Accident 52 Title Guar Tr Travelers Ins US US Life Ins Westchester Eastern Banks Bankers Trust Chase Manhat Chem Corn Ex Cont Ill Chi First Nat Chi 302 First Nat City Guaranty Tr Irving Trust Manufac Trust 41 Western Banks Amer Tr SF Bank America 35 Bank Cal SF Cal Bank LA 47 CitizensNatLA Crocker 28 1stN SanD 39 First Western 35 Bec-1st LA SanD 27 Title Ins Tr Un LA ValNatPhoenix Preferred and Alpha Beta Fd 17 Amer Express Am Hosp Sup Amer Marietta Amphenol Elec 12 (P) Se- Asked 1.62 14.13 6.03 3.98 8.51 1.59 16.42 5.87 8.40 3.98 10.39 3.25 11.62 22.30 16.04 22.16 13.08 7.39 13.70 20.22 7.97 5.62 23.46 15.79 10.17 9.43 12.72 19.09 16.33 14.56 17.75 6.85 5.76 67.00 11.26 12.73 9.30 17.15 2.78 8.87 22.30 20.82 4.98 6.87 14.36 3.98 57.00 7.79 10.48 7.35 16.33 15.10 12.42 7.51 9.451 11.79 Vessel Bunker Hill (Tkr.) Cynthia Olson Caledonian Monarch Colins (Thr.) Frances Salman (8wed.) London Spirit Nippoh Maru (Jap.) Selkai Maru (Jap.) San Luciano Santa Maris (Tkr.) Werratal (Ger.) Yarrawonga (Swed.) Vessel Far Ohio (Jap. Thr.) Kawasaki LOCATION OF BERTHS- a Los Angeles FEB. 13, 1957-Part IV TT Weather Conditions February 12 ,1957 48 NADA SEATTLE LOW HIGH 48 BISMARCK HELENA 29.59 30.36 PORTLAND COOL 55 HIGH SAURGH NEW YORK 35 53 30.53 55 DES MOINES 37. CHEYENNE 50 RENO 57 LOW OMAHA 53 SALT, LAKE CITY! 30.03 HIGH ST. 53 LOUIS LOW SAN FRANCISCO 30.36 29.74 567 62 MEMPHIS HIGH LOS ANGELES 88 67 ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA CITY ArE 64 30.27 PHOENIX .62 FT.

WORTH Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 68 NEW ORLEANS Dept. of Commerce LOw 62 HIGH MIAMI 73 WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW FRONT WARM COLD FORECAST OCCLUDED For Deytime Wednesday STATIONARY WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 Figures Shew High Temperatures 1 NATION'S -This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature.

Definitions of terms used are: 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. VITAL RECORD Deaths Funeral Announcements ABEL, Gustl. Services today 3:30 p.m.

Glasband Mortuary. 1916. beloved son of Mrs. father of 7 children, all in also survived by 4 brothers sisters. Owner of Mark's Service, 1917 North Broadway Services were conducted Brothers' Lincoln Heights.

ment Valhalla. LAMBERTSON. Rita. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Ids Mers. Gate Lodge No, 320, will Arizona.

Thursday, February 14th. and 2 p.m. at the Bade Mortuars, Electric 10177 Tujunga Canyon Boulevard. Tujunga, for the purpose by Pleree of conducting services for our late brother William Oscar Ryle. L.

JOHNSON, W.M.. H. TERRY, Secretary. William P. Graef, Long Beach Leader, William Percy Graef, 79, Long Beach civic leader and for many years an executive of the Southern California Edison died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital after a lengthy illness.

Mr. Graef, a native of Baltimore, came to California 46 years ago and joined the power company. He became Edison district manager, but was more widely known for his participation and leadership in Long Beach community af- fairs. Founder of Clinic sales drive in Long Beach. Recalled as Adviser In 1943 he retired from the In 1926 he became one of the two founders of the Adelaide Tichenor Clinic for Crippled Children and served Jon its board of directors.

He also was a member of the Long Beach Community Hospital board of directors. In 1937 he was presented the Meritorious Service Award of the Long Beach Council of Service Clubs for his many civic efforts. Durling World War II he was of the USO campaign and headed the Treasury Department's war bond power company, but soon; was called back and served in an advisory capacity until his last illness. Mr. Graef leaves his widow Dr.

Besser, Burbank Surgeon, Dies Funeral services for Dr. Rudolph Walter Besser, 49, San Fernando Valley physician and surgeon, will be conducted at 1 p.m. tomorrow by Forest Lawn Mortu-: ary in the Church of the Recessional with interment following at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Dr. Besser was a staff member of St.

Joseph's Hospital of Burbank, Glendale Sanitarium, Behren's Memorial Glendale Memorial Hospitals, as well as the California Lutheran pital in Los Angeles. He was a member of the International College of Surgeons, Los Angeles County Medical: Association, and the Holly; Academy of Medicine. Dr. Besser died Sunday at his office, 303 Glenoaks Burbank. He had been living at 729 Valencia St.

in Burbank. He leaves his widow Rosalie; a a a a a a a a a a daughter, Mrs. Carol Barnhart; a son, James W. Kent, both of Burbank; his mother, Mrs. Johanna Besser, Burbank; a sister, Mrs.

Helen San Dimas; and two brothers, William A. Besser, age, Alaska, and Dr. John L. Besser, Oxnard. Rosary Today for Mrs.

Jamison Rosary for Mrs. Gertrude Anna Jamison, 68, widow of Earle J. Jamison, building contractor, will be recited at 8 p.m. today St. John the Evangelist Church.

Mrs. Jamison, of 11419 187th Artesia, died Sunday. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. John's Church, with interment following at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Hammond-Mispagel Ruppe, funeral directors, are in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Jamison sons, Earle 5823. Mansfield and Robert J. Jamison, Artesia; two sisters, Mrs.

Irene Waugh and Miss Alma Foster, Los Angeles; a brother, Leo Foster of Denver, and six grandchildren. Charles E. Long Services Friday Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Charles 73, tired wholesale grocery buyer who died Monday at his home, Ridgley after a short illness. He leaves a' widow, Ethel a daughter, Mrs.

Lois Folks; a brother, Oscar, and two grandchildren, all of this area. Friends and relatives are asked to omit flowers. Dr. Winston Trever, pastor of the Wilshire Methodist Church, of which Mr. Long was a member, will conduct the services in the chapel of Reed Tapley Geiger.

Interment will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery. THE BEST COSTS NO MORE Los Angeles' Finest EDWARDS BROTHERS Colonial Mortuary VENICE BLVD RICHMOND 9 8781. Gladys in the family home at" 240 Park Long Beach; a son, William of Long; Beach; two daughters, MIS.A Evelyn Polley' of Anaheim; and Mrs. Gertrude Krider bEBaltimore; four dren and one child. brat.

Funeral services. will conducted at 3 p.m. Tita row in the chapel of Mottell's. and Peek Mortuary, Longk RAPITA Beach. 4 TIaN mortuary.

no Services today, 12 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Groman Mortuary, directors. ANTHONY, Robert beloved husband of Gloria Anthony, brother of Roscoe Anthony, uncle of Roscoe Anthony Jr. and Mrs. Wilton Maine. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at 8t.

James' Episcopal Church, 3903 Wilshire Boulevard. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. (Contributions may be made to Robert J. Anthony Memorial, St. James' Episcopal Church.) BARLOW, Grace loving wife of G.

Barlow, mother of Goldie M. Wiseman. Services 10 a.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. BERKE, Alfred, beloved brother of John and William Berke, Mrs.

Betty Borun and Mrs. Ella Hoel. Services Thursday, 11 a.m.. Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

BOLTON, Leonard Charles. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. BOUSE, Mrs. Dorothy Archibald, mother of Norman C. Bouse and Wesley P.

Bouse, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Chapel of Turner, Stevens Turner Alhambra. BRICKMAN, Carl. Simons, directors.

BROMWELL, Charles beloved husof Mary L. Bromwell, loving father of Mrs. Ethel Bradley and Mrs. Helen Hand, also survived by 7 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services pending at Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys Mortuary, 6153 Van Nuys Boulevard.

CALVERT, Grace beloved wife of Edgar Calvert mother of Edgar Calvert Jr. Services Friday, 1 p.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. CORBIN. Doris H.

Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, CRANDALL, Ellen Daisy, of 1012 5th Avenue. Rosary this evening. 8:30 o'clock, at the Chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass Thursday, 8:15 a.m.. at St.

Gregory's Church, Interment Brooklyn, N. Y. DAVIDS. Mark Jr. Services 2:30 p.m today Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 3300 Wilshire Boulevard.

Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors. DAY, Sarah J. Services today, 2:30 p.m., at the Baptist Tabernacle, 10451 South Hoover. Armstrong Family in charge. DIMOCK, Helene.

Pierce Brothers' Alhambra. EBERT, Miss Hertha beloved sister of Miss Selma D. and Martha F. Ebert, aunt of Mrs. Florence C.

Boyd. Services Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. FRANKS, Charlotte Ann, late of Winnipeg, beloved mother of James R.

Franks of Glendale and Mrs. L. M. Stevenson of Winnipeg, Can. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Thursday, 2 in Peace Chapel.

Kiefer Eyerick Mortuary, 314 East Harvard, Glendale. GAZELLE, George L. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. GERTZMAN, Samuel, beloved husband of Pearl Gertzman, loving father of Harry and Fred Gertzman, also aurvived by 4 grandchildren. Services 1 p.m.

today at the Willen Mortuary. GEYER. George Arthur, beloved husband of Agnes Geyer, also survived by two granddaughters, Carly Young and Patricia Thomsen. Services Thursday, p.m.. Pierce Brothers' Venice.

In lieu of flowers send donations to Heart Fund. Inurnment Woodlawn Mausoleum. Plerce Brothers! Venice, directors, GONZALES. William, brother of Nellie Parham, Mary Apodaca and Thomas Gonzales. Rosary at Mortuary, 11567 Santa Monica Boulevard, West Los Angeles, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Mass Thursday, at St. 8e- bastian Church. GRILLA. Gaetano, beloved mother of Rose Sutherland, grandmother of Gae Sutherland. mother-in-law of Augustina Grilla.

Services Friday, 3:30 p.m., In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. GUNNING, John beloved husband of Mary G. Gunning. Services Friday, 3 p.m..

at Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery. Jones Hamrock, directors. HERSHBERGER. Irvin late of 1968 Linda Flora Drive, Los Angeles. loving husband of Rachel berger, father of Jack Hershberger of Grand Rapids, Mich.

Remains being forwarded to Pittsburgh. for services and Interment by Utter McKinley's West Hollywood Mortuary. (Detroit papers please copy.) HOFFMAN. Ann Gertrude, Private services by Glasband Mortuary. HOHL, Mrs.

Theodore, beloved husband of Anna Hohl, father of Airman Theodore William Thomas Jean Hohl and brother of Mrs. Matilda Sellmer. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m., in the Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. HOZMAN, Sarah.

Services today, 10 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Groman Mortuary, directors. HURRY, Florence beloved Mrs. aunt William of James Bryan and Ross and great-aunt of Robert Bryan. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m.. at Utter-McKinles, 4254 South Broadway.

JACOBS, Louis. Services 11 a.m. today at Glasband Mortuars. JENSEN, Johanna, beloved wife of Jens Jensen. mother of Harold Jensen, also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Services 2 p.m Thursday in the Little Funeral Church of E. Holman Sons. Interment Inglewood Park Cemetery, JONES, Sarah Elizabeth. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra. KAFFESTEDER, Rebecca.

Services today, 11 a.m.. HIllside Memorial Park. Groman tuars, directors. KOENI-ER. Mrs.

Magdalena. Services Friday. 11 a.m., at Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica. KOONS, Mareus Phillip, born in Ohio, Deaths, Funeral Announcements LANOUETTE, Lucien, of 5017 North Baldwin, Temple City, passed away February 10th. A traveling aCcountant for Union Pacific R.R.: beloved husband of Genevieve Lanouette, father of Mrs.

Helen Savage of La Mirada. Rosary Wednesday evening. 7:30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass Thursday, 9 both at St. Luke's Catholic Church, corner Broadway and Cloverly Streets, Temple City.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Lee R. HIll Mortuary, 5800 North Temple City Boulevard. Temple City, funeral directors, in charge. LASKO, Mina, beloved mother of Mrs.

Dorothy Broder and Dr. Alvin A. Lasko, also survived by grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Thursday, February 14th, at Chapel of Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

Please omit flowers. LEVIN, Abrion. Services today, 1. p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Greman Mortuary, directors.

LINDER, Ida. Services today, 12:30 p.m., Hilside Memorial Park Mausoleum. Groman Mortuary, directors. LITOFF, Anna, beloved mother of Estelle Tuchler, grandmother of Carole and Barbara. Services today, 1 p.m., at Glasband Mortuary.

LONG, Charles Ernest, husband of Ethel L. Long. father of Mrs. Lois L. Folks.

brother of Oscar Long. grandfather of Burce and Jeanne Folks. Services Friday, 10 a.m.. in the Chapel of Reed Tapley Geiger. Please omit flowers.

LUDWIGSEN, Emma H. Pierce Brothers' South Cities. MacGILLIVRAY, Archie Floyd. Services Saturday, 1 p.m. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra.

MAYER, Tony, beloved father Hazel Irene Bittick and brother of Clara Mayer Bek. Services 10 a.m. Thursday Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, 417 North Maple Drive. (St. Louis papers please copy.) McCLURE, George beloved husband of Kathleen S.

McClure, loving tather of John S. McClure, grandfather of Kathleen and Michael McClure. Rosary this evening, 8 o'clock. at the Chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 West Washington. Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 a.m..

at St. Bernadette's Church. Interment Holy Cross. MEYER. Eleanor R.

Malinow Simons, directors. MONSOUR, Carrie, beloved mother Mon- of Sophia, Joseph and Edward sour. also survived by 9 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Trisagion service Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Chapel. Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at St.

Nicholas Syrian Ofthodox Church, 2300 West 3rd Street, Los Angeles. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary Hollywood Hills. MURRAY, Maye J. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary MURRAY, John T. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys.

OLSON, Geneva Arthur M. Olson. beloved loving husband father of Elva Olson, loving brother of Mrs. Byron G. Ross and Clarence D.

Olson. Services today, p.m.. the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 West Washington Boulevard. ORTH. Charline beloved wife of Fred W.

Orth, mother of Richard Charles Orth. Services 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. OSTROM, Adla at 4049 Cartwright Mrs. Avenue, mother of Alice Butterfield.

Miss Ella C. Ostrom, Swedelius, Rev. John E. and Ralph I. Ostrom.

Services at Steen's Chapel, North Hollywood, Thursday at 2:30 D.IT. PARKHURST, George F. Services Thursday, 11:30 a.m.. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.

PETERSON, Everett beloved husband Mrs. Gladys R. Peterson, father of Miss Melanie D. Peterson, Ronnie and Gary Peterson, son of Mrs. Nellie M.

Peterson, brother of Mrs. Esther O. Wilson, Miss Elsie C. Peterson and Leonard W. Peterson.

Services Friday, 10 a.m., in the Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. RETZLER, Mrs. Pearl Teague, of 1319 South 1st Avenue, Arcadia, Febru12, 1957, a native of San AS and a resident of Arcadia 25 years, she was a member of Native Daughters of the Golden West and China Society of Los Angeles. Survived by her husband George W.

Retser Jr. and son George W. Retzer Lena III, of Teague Arcadia, Burrows 2 sisters, and Mrs. Bernice Andersen, both of Los Angeles, also 3 brothers. Ross Teague of Los Angeles, George J.

Teague of Arcadia and Harry Teague of Van Nuys. Services 11 a.m. Friday at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Memorial Park, Turner Stevens Co. Pasadens, directors. REHM, John.

Graveside services Thursday, 11:30 a.m., at Inglewood Cemetery. Snyders' Southwest Mortuary, directors. SAWYER, Mary E. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. SHANNON, Harry beloved husband of Mrs.

Rose Shannon, brother of Mrs. Billie O'Neil and Sam Shannon; member of San Buena Ventura Masonic Lodge No. 214 Knights of Pythias and American Legion Post No. 48. Oxnard, Callf.

Services Thursday, p.m, Simone Brothers Mortuary. SHAW. Mark E. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuars Matilda Peter Sullentrop, beloved father husof John Sullentrop and Mrs. Barbara Brown.

also survived by 3 grandchildren. Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock. Callanan Mortuary. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m..

at Nativity Church. El Monte. TACKABURY, Constance beloved wife of Howard 8. Tackabury, sister of Madeline Power. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at Chichester Chapel, 3300 Wiishire Boulevard.

Armstrong Family in charge. TERNES, Mrs. Bertha A. O'Connor, directors. TORPEY, Mrs.

Evalyn A. Rosary this evening. 7 o'clock. St. Teresa of Avila Church.

Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at St. Teresa of Avila Church. Callanan Mortuary, directors. VAN der BURCH, Hendrik, Pierce Brothers' Van Nurs. VIDAL, Jose A.

Pierce Brothers' Larkin. WARD. Eleanor F. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla. Services today, 2 p.m..

at Hillside WEINSTEIN, Herman D. Memorial Park. Greman Mortuars, directors. FUNERAL NOTICE Funeral Directors CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR ESTABLISHED 1898 Two Convenient Locations 850 W. Washington.

RI-90297. 8540 Melrose, Hollywood. OL-57280. VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY COMPLETE MORTUARY SERVICES IN ONE LOCATION STanley 7-3133 POplar 3-9123. UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE DU-8-2481 Callanan Mortuary SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES HO-2-2266 Mortuary-Cemetery Combined OXford 9-0921 or 3-5391 ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK BRESEE BROS.

GILLETTE SIXTY-FOUR YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. Washington Blvd. RI-9-5125. BRAMBLE-BEST REVERENT CHRISTIAN SERVICE 1816 TOBERMAN ST. PIERCE BROTHERS Richmond 9-4151 EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000, Venice Blvd.

Richmond 9-8281. GROMAN MORTUARY JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 830 W. Washington Blvd. W. A.

BROWN SON W. WYLIE BROWN 1815 South Flower Street. RI-8-7141 David J. Malloy Mortuary 1717 SOUTH FLOWER ST. RI-9-3326.

REED TAPLEY GEIGER 2045. W. WASHINGTON RE-26115 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI-7-9121 FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemetery Together CLINTON 6-3131 ROSE HILLS MORTUARY FLORISTS FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers express your deepest thoughts JOHN PATRICK BURKE "Funeral designs at their best" Wilshire Blvd. at Robertson 24 hour phone.

CR-56117. BILTMORE FLOWERS MI-2222 GR-21288 24 Hrs. "Charge" by phone on your word alone. Flowers, loving remembrance LEA FLORIST 7329. S.

Broadway. PL-38548. CAMPUS FLORIST 1170 N. Vermont. NO-19863, NO-42712.

DARLING'S FLOWER SHOP 650 So. Olive St. TR-4455. DU-42562. 3869 WILSHIRE BL.

BORCHERDING'S FLOWERS Cedric's- -Farmers Market 3rd Fairfax, WE-12388 or WE-89466 VAN NUYS FLORIST DELIVER ANYWHERE. STATE 5-6507. CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. 106 S. Spring St.

MI-0917 BONESTELL FLOWERS 2404 W. 6th St. DU-73124. CEMETERY LOTS Forest Lawn, choice lots Inglewood Cemetery, 2 6 lots Masonic in row. Inglewood Park.

lots Roosevelt Cemetery, 2 lots, together. Mausoleum Crypts. Low, low price. Call Mr. Morris, Day-Eve.

br. Cemetery Lots. Only $50 ea. Worth 3. times the price.

RE-41827, br. 2 Plots. FOREST LAWN, Fidelety tion. $300 total, TH-82849 eves. Cemetery lots, resales.

$50 to $75 each. Owners left Los Angeles. RE-47345, br. MAUSOLEUM Mausoleum crypts. Only $275 each.

title. Terms. WE-67913, br. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetie Survey NEW FULL M66M NOON March 1 March 9 Feb.

14 Feb. 21 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13 Sun rises 6:39 a.m., seta 5:36 p.m. Moon rises 4:54 p.m., sets 5:34 a.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Feb.

Low High Low Rich 1:37 1.1 7:46 6.6 $8:55 4.8 4555 2:26 4:04 3:14 4:57 0.7 0.3 0.4 0.3 10:07 10:57 8:33 9:20 5.0 5.7 6.5 6.2 0.1°11:30 5.4 5.1 18 5,56 0.4 11:54 4.2 0.8 'High Lou Righ 19 12:17 5.2 7:05 0.6 3.5 1.4 Denotes p.m. Tides are given in order of occurrence. First column denotes times and second column in feet above or below mean lower water. Testerday's water temperatures: Santa Momles, 58; Long Beach, 56. Cemetery HOLLYWOOD Crematery Memorial Park EMETERY Chapel 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD.

HOLLYWOOD 9-1181 ofters funerals at lower prices than Pierce In addition only Pierce Brothers offer: EXPERIENCE 55 years of family service FACILITIES Acquired through being the West's leading funeral directors CONVENIENCE Only one neighborhood call for funerals, cemetery, mausoleum, cremation For free information phone our public advisory department Richmond 9-4151 Pierce Brothers SINCE 1902 Rip Van Winkle BId Asked Bid Asked Building 5.88 6.45 Paper 3.85 4.24 Cap Growth 8.04 8.81 Petrol 3.00 3.31 Chemical 10.71 11.73 Special 2.58 2.85 Com Stock 10.78 11.81 Transport 3.00 3.31 Electronics 6.47 7.10 Manhat. Bond 7.21 7.90 Food 5.63 6.18 Mass Inv Tr 10.56 11.42 Fully Adm 9.38 9.18 Do Growth 9.76 10.55 Gen Bond 8.13 8.91 Indust Mch 13.98 15.30 Mass Life Fd 36.69 39.66 Inst Bond 8.59 8.95 Mut Inv Fd 8.37 9.85 Mechand 9.72 10.65 Mutual Sh Trust 14.29 14.29 Mining 8.38 9.18 Mutual Nat-Wide Sec 18.07 3.19 19.55 3.47 RR Petrol Bond 2.61 2.88 Natl Investors 10.92 11.96 9.08 9.82 RR Equip 5.76 6.32 Nat Sec Ser: RR Stock 9.30 10.27 Balance 10.20 11.15 Steel 16.33 17.87 Bond Dividend 6.45 7.05 Tobacco 4.02 4.42 4.40 4.81 Utilities 8.70 9.53 PI Stock 8.22 6.36 8.98 Indus Shra 14.16 14.58 Stock Income 5.82 8.16 Guardian Mut 15.71 16.19 Growth 5.98 6.54 8.92 Do Hamilton H-DA H-C7 4.07 New Eng Fd 19.64 21.23 4.12 4.50 NY Cap Can 31.00 33.00 Haydock Fd 23.76 23.76 Sh 8.93 9.76 Hudson Fund 14.92 16.13 Phils Fund 16.82 18.36 Income Found 2.40 2.63 Pine St Fund 20.54 20.75 Income Bost 9.48 10.80 Pioneer Fd 13.78 14.98 Incorp Income 8.29 9.06 Price Growth 28.58 28.87 Incorp Invest 8.54 9.23 Puritan Fund 6.23 6.74 Instit Bank 10.57 11.56 Putnam Geo 11.87 12.90 Do Found 10.05 10.99 10.71 11.64 Do Growth 10.20 11.16 Scudder Can 44.37 46.62 Income 6.76 7.40 Scudder 33.77 33.77 Do Insur 11.95 13.08 Do Com Stk 21.65 21.65 Intl Resources 4.34 4.74 Selec Am Sh 8.23 8.90 Invest Co Am 8.74 9.55 Sharehldrs Tr 10.64 11.51 Tr Bos 9.66 10.56 Smith Edson 12.92 14.16 Johnston Mut 19,99 19.99 Sowest Invest 11.49 12.56 Keystone Cust: Sovereign Inv 11.59 12.70 B-1 24.79 25.87 State St Inv 37.25 39.75 B-2 24.18 26.38 Stein 27.84 27.84 B-3 17.24 18.81 Sterl Inv Fd 10.82 11.44 B-4 10.35 11.30 Telev El Fd 10.96 11.95 K-1 8.38 9.15 Temple Grth 21.50 23.50| K-2 11.33 12.36 Texas Fund 7.79 8.51 8-1 14.65 15.99 Unit Accum 10.50 11.41 10.76 Unit Cont Fd 7.55 8.25 8-3 12.89 14.07 Unit Income Fd 9.37 10.181 8-4 8.98 9.80 Unit Science 10.10 11.04 Keystone Can 11.08 11.99 Unit Fd Can 15.57 16.92 Knickerbocker 5.90 6.47 Value Line Fd 5.87 6.42 Lexington Tr 11.02 12.04 Do Income 5.38 5.88 Life Insur Inv 14.00 15.00 Do Spl Sit 2.58 2.82 Do Stock 5.38 5.87 Van 10.37 11.30 Mutual 41.03 41.03 Wall St Inv 6.85 Auto 5.06 5.57 Wash Mut Inv 8.15 Electric 2.34 2.58 Wellington Fd 12.45 13.58 Gen Indust 3.64 4.01 Whitehall Fd 11.18 12.09 Metal 3.24 3.57 Wisconsin Fd 4.85 5.24 VESSELS IN PORT YESTERDAY-(Te 4 p.m.) From Operator Due to Sall Destination Gothenburg Fred Olsen Line Feb. 13 Fran. Kobe Pacific Far East Indefinite Portland Richfield Oil Corp. Feb.

12 Richmond Baltimore Weyerhaeuser 8.8. Co. Feb. 12 San Fran. San Fran.

Mitsui Line Feb. 14 Le Havre New York Mitsubishi Line Feb. 13 Yokohama Honolulu Matson Navigation Co. Feb. 15 Honolulu Nagasaki Daido Line Feb.

12 San Fran. Yokohama Maersk Line Feb. 13 New York Brooklyn Luckenbach Lines Feb. 15 San Fran. Guaymas Mexican Petroleum Feb.

13 Manzanillo Baltimore Calmar Line Feb. 13 Bay Hong Kong American President Feb. 13 York Callao Pope Talbot Lines Indefinite Corpus Christi Standard Oil Co. Feb. 12 El Cristobal Segunde San Fran.

Y.K. Line Feb. 13 San Fran. Grace Line Feb. Manzanillo Callao Grace Line Feb, 12 San Fran.

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Puerto Armuelles United Fruit Co. Feb. 12 Bolivar TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT-(4 p.m. to midnight) From Operator Due to Sall Destination San Fran. Oceanic 8.8.

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