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OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT (For Sunday. Oct. 14, 1942) FORECASTS probability Angeles and of light Vicinity: rain today, beCloudy with coming partly cloudy with Monday. few Low showers today High evening, today near 60. Slightly warmer Clearing onday.

Southern California: Mostly cloudy 10- day with rain spreading south few over coastal mountain areas and a showers northern desert sections. Gradual clearing tonight and Monday but few showers around mountains. Gusty, winds af Fires. strong in deserts. southern Slightly interior cooler most sections today and Monday.

Cloudy Southern with light California rain spreading southCoastal Valleys: ward over area today. Gradual Monday, clearing St. with coming few mostly showers sunny Monday aftertonight son. Southern California Intermediate ValDrys: Mostly cloudy with light rain spreadsouth over valleys today. Gradual clearing with few showers tonight and Monday, becoming mostly sunny Monday afternoon.

Slightly cooler. Southern California Mountain Areas: Mostly cloudy with rain spreading south over area today. Gradually decreasing cloudiness tonight and Monday, but with few showers likely. Snow level lowering near 7,000 ft. tonight and Monday.

Slightly cooler and windy. Southern California Interior and Desert Variable cloudiness today and Monday but considerable cloudiness. at mes with few showers today north porions. Slightly cooler. Santa Barbara and Vicinity: Mostly cloudy with rain this morning.

Partly Soudy with occasional showers this afternoon. Clearing tonight and mostly sunny Monday. Slightly warmer. Santa Monica Bay Area: Cloudy with ccasional light rain today. Clearing this afternoon and night.

Mostly sunny Monday. Little temperature change. San Bernardino Valley: Mostly cloudy with some light rain likely today, Few showers tonight. Clearing Monday afternoon. Slightly cooler, Imperial and Coachella Valleys: Variable cloudiness today and Monday.

Slightcooler afternoons. San Fernando Valley: Cloudy with light rein spreading south over area today. Partly cloudy tonight and Monday with scattered showers. Cooler. San Francisco Bay Area: Showers today occasionally heavy.

Fair beginning through Monday. Cooler. Northern and Central California: Rain auth portion and scattered showers elsewhere today with precipitation occasionheavy. Clearing beginning in westsections this afternoon. Monday, mostfair but increasing cloudiness north deition.

Snow in mountains down to 4000 north portion to 7000 feet south porCooler Sunday. Warmer Monday, Mount Shasta-Siskiyou Area: Rain or snow down to about 4000 feet. Clearing tonight. Mostly fair Monday, Cooler SunWarmer Monday. Sierra Nevada Mountains: Showers ocheavy today.

Colder. Snow vel 5000 north to 7000 south. Partly cloudy with few showers tonight. Monmostly fair and warmer. Sacramento Valley: Scattered Monday.

showers today. Mostly fair tonight and farmer Monday. San Joaquin Valley: Occasional rain today. Fair tonight and Monday: except cloudy south possibly with showers tonight. Cooler today and fonight.

Salinas Valley: Scattered showers 10- day. Fair tonight and Monday. Cooler today and tonight. Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Heavy rain early today. Showers this afternoon.

Fair tonight and Monday. Cooler. Monterey Bay Area: Showers occasionally moderate this morning. Fair this afternoon through Monday. Southern Nevada: Increasing cloudiness Today with chance of few showers, esDecially near mountains this afternoon and night.

Clearing Monday, COASTAL WEATHER Cape Blanco to Point Conception: Gale Santa Cruz southward for south winds to 45 knots shifting to southwest to 30 knots early today. Small craft arnings north of Santa Cruz for gusty shifting winds today. West to northwest winds 15 to 30 knots late today and Monday. Mostly fair through Monday. Point Conception te Mexican Border: outhern winds 15 to near 25 knots at Times today, shifting to west and northwest this afternoon and night.

West to northwest winds 10 to 22 knots Monday. Cloudy with light rain spreading south over area today. Clearing tonight and Monday but few showers south portion until Monday morning. Slightly cooler 10- day. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY low of 993 millibars centered about 75.

mites west of Brookings, Oregon, weakenand moving east. A weather front exinded from the low to just east of Stockthen southwest into the Pacific south Monterey and continued southwest about 1,000 miles. The front was expected to move east to the Los Angeles area today and was expected to reach the San Diego area by tale this afternoon. Gusty winds rain should spread south along the coast about 200 miles ahead of the front and showers were expected to continue for several hours after the front. Since -storm is weakening, rainfall should be ight in Southern California.

NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Heavy rains continued to fall on central portions of California late Saturday with heaviest fall taking place along a stafront stretching across the San Francisco Bay area northeastward through Sacramento to Blue Canyon, located near the Nevada border. San Francisco was with an additional in. of rainfall during the day. Associated light rain spread onto the coast of Oregon and into Northern Nevada, Idaho and SouthwestMontana. Elsewhere, prominent activity occurred in the form of thundershowers, scattered along the Gulf Coast and from Virginia Highlands southwestward through Kentucky and Tennesinto Arkansas and Central Texas.

Temperatures rose to mild 70 and 80-deg. leveis for the most part nationwide. Warm 90s appeared over the arid lands of the Far Southwest and along the immediate Gulf areas up Into Texas and Oklahoma. On the cool side, northeast and northwest corners of the country registered in the 50s or 60s. Widespread frost is expected at inland sections of the North Atlantic States as the mercury takes a downward dip to freezing under clear skies.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES Saturday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. WeathBureau were as follows: Station- Max. Min. Los Angeles 75 59 LA. Airport 62 Avalon Harbor Bakersfield Beaumont Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe Burbank Culver City Daggett El.

Centro Fresno pong Beach Montebello Baldy Notch Mt. Wilson Needles Newport Ohtario Palmdale Palm Springs Pasadena Paso Robles Riverside sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel San Pedro Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Pier Thermal Torrance Victorville Warner Springs wrigh wood Unofficial Temperatures. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION SATURDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Albany.

N. Y. 55 Albuquerque Amarillo Asheville Atlanta Billings Birmingham Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W.Va. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland conver Das Moines Detrolt Duluth El Paso Eureka Flagstaff Frort Worth Galveston Grand Junction Helena Indianapolis Jackson, Miss.

Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Medford, Ore. Memphis Miami Beach Midland, Milwaukee OCT. 14, 1962 Los Angeles Times 21 PrecipiStation- Max. Min, tation Minneapolis-St. New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland.

Me. Portland, Ore. Raleigh Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Richmond Sacramento 90 St. Salt. Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Sault Ste.

Marie Seattle Spokane Tampa-St. Petersburg Tucson Washington Wichta Winslow Yellowstone Yuma FOREIGN CITIES Station- Weather Temp. Athens Partly cloudy Berlin Clear Bermuda Cloudy Dublin Cloudy Geneva Partly cloudy Havana Clear London Cloudy Madrid Cloudy Mexico City Partly cloudy Moscow Cloudy Nassau Cloudy Paris Cloudy Rome Partly cloudy Stockholm Cloudy ALASKAN STATIONS Juneau Fairbanks Anchorage 39 53 dEa CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 59 Montreal Edmonton 32 .03 Ottawa Toronto Vancouver 59 VITAL RECORD Deaths Funeral Announcements Malinow Silverman Mortuary, direcBOSSHARD, Lola widow of the late Adolph H. Bosshard, beloved mother of Mrs. Edythe B.

Tait, Harry L. and C. Robert Bosshard, sister of Harry Megary; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Private services Monday, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

Donations may be made to PEO Home, 700 No. Stoneman Alhambra, or the Nursery School for Visually Handicapped Children, 4120 Marathon, Los Angeles 29. BROWNSTEIN, Pearl, loving wife of Meyer Brownstein, beloved mother of Laurel and Richard Brownstein, devoted sister of Evelyn Steres and fond daughter of Anna Moskowitz. Services Sunday, 3 p.m., at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

In lieu of flowers, the family prefers donations to B'nai B'rith proiects or the Cancer Fund. BURCH, Leslie F.r beloved husband of Lillian, father of Helene Smith. Services Monday, Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. CEILEY, Nancy, Services 4:30 p.m.

Monday at Pierce Hollywood, 5959 Santa ica Blvd. CRESS, Raymond husband of L. Bly Cress. father of Beverly Goedhart, brother of Roxie Wells, also 2 grandchildren survive. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at the Wayside Chapel of Gates, Kingsley Gates, Westwood.

DAILEY, Charles accidentally, in Flagstaff, loving husband of Jeanette I. Dailey, loving father of Mary Alice, Kathleen, Charles A. and Jeanette Dailey; son of Mrs. Charles A. Dailey brother of Mrs.

E. R. Woodruff. Rosary this evening o'clock and Requiem Mass Monday, a.m.. both at St.

Martin of Tours Church, 11967 Sunset Brentwood. Callanan Mortuary, directors. DAVIDSON, Frances of Burbank, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Mrs. Lee A.

Buffington: charter member and past matron of Burbank Chapter No. 352, O.E.S. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at Eckerman Funeral Service Chapel, Burbank. DAVIDSON, Thomas (Tony) beloved husband of Eleanor, father of Judy, Daniel and Timothy, son of Margaret A. Davidson, son-in-law of Marguerite H.

Woodruff, Recitation of the Rosary at UtterMcKinley's Wenz, Arcadia, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Requiem Mass at Holy Angels Church, Arcadia, Monday, 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. DESPARD, Thomas beloved husband of Agnes, loving father of Wilfred, brother of William. Services 1 p.m.

Tuesday at the Little Country Chapel in Valhalla Memorial Park. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys, directors. DOUGHTY, Glenn Arthur, passed away in Paris, France: beloved husband of Lillis, loving father of William Herbert and Glenn A. brother of Mrs. Roland Colwell.

Services p.m. Monday at Beverly Vista Presbyterian Church, 265 South Elm Drive, Beverly Hills. In lieu of flowers, family suggests donations to the Department of Cardiology, Hospital of the Good Samaritan. Pierce-Hamrock. directors.

ASTURI, Gregory J. Jr. of Panorama City: loving husband of Adeline, father of Frances and Rosemarie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Asturi, brother of Vincent, Frank, Paul and Henry Asturi.

Mrs. Mary Aquila and Mrs. nie. Mangione. Rosary Monday, 8:15 p.m., and Requiem Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m., both at St.

Genevieve Church. Chapel of the Good Sheperd Mortuary, North Hollywood, directing, BERTIK, Louis. Services 3 p.m. Sunday Willen Valley Mortuary, 5948 Van Nuys Blvd. BITTON.

Sarah. Groman Mortuary, directors. BLOCK, Lew, fond father of Alan W. Martin B. and Capt.

Robert brother of Hyman, Iris. Meyer, Gertrude and David. Services Sunday. 2 p.m.. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel.

Oct: 13; 1962 CAN ADA 52 SEATTLE formation, summarizes the maximum temperature. has fallen. The circled latest weather conditions. Figures Shading indicates area in letters indicate high and beside cities indicate which measurable rain low barometric pressure. 78 59 0,76 Voo 54 SBURGH NEW YORK 29 39 DES MOINES CHICAGO CHEYENNE 60 160 HENC OMANA SALT, LAKE DENVER WICHITA LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO MEMPHIS 70 75 ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA CITY ATLANTA 105 PHOENIX 1,85 FT.

WORTH NEW ORLEANS WEATHER BUREAU MIAMI Coot WEATHER FRONTS SNOW WARM: FORECAST COLD OCCLUDED STATIONARY I MIND MAX, TEMPERATURE 60 NATION'S WEATHER- This map, based on United States Weather Bureau in- Deaths, Funeral Announcements ENGILMAN, Sil. beloved husband of Mrs. Ruth F. Engilman, father of Silvon Foster Engilman and Mrs. Margaret E.

Rohner, brother of Mrs. Ray Balch; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Services at p.m. Monday Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

FEIGES, Mollie, formerly of Chicago, Services Sunday, 3 p.m. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. FINEBERG, Anna Levin, beloved mother of Saul Levin, Marion Kardon and Leona Gibson; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Monday.

2 p.m.. at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary. directors. FINK, Henry.

Services and interment in Cincinnati, 0. Groman Mortuary, directors. FISHER, Edwin Young, late of Monica: beloved son of Clara Fisher of 1730 Thurber Place, Burbank, brother of Mrs. Louis K. Le Count of Burbank and Alfred Fisher of Northampton, Mass: Mr.

Fisher was a teacher in the Los Angeles school system. a graduate of Stanford Universify, Class of 133. and World War I1 Veteran, U.S.N. Funeral private. Forest Lawn Mortuary.

Glendale, in charge. GARCIA, Mrs. Aurora M. O'Connor, Hollywood. Cunningham HAMBURGH, Viva Grisham.

Services pending. Reed Tapley Geiser, directors. HELLSEN, G. Axel, beloved husband of Mrs. Agda P.

Hellsen, brother of Ivar, Werner, Christian and Sven Hellsen and Mrs. Agnes Samuelson; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Services 11. a.m. Tuesday, Church of the Recessional.

Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Those who wish may send donations to their favorite charity in lieu of flowers. HENKIN, Sam. Graveside services Monday, p.m..

at Agudath Achim Cemetery. Glasband Mortuary, directors. HENRICH, Frank beloved husband of Genevieve, father of Francis E. Henrich, Patricia Jacobs. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 8 p.m..

at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Downey. Requiem Mass Monday, 9 a.m., at the church. Biby Belyea, directors, South Gate. HEYER, Charles beloved husband of Mrs. Mary A.

Heyer, father of Charles Eugene and Walter James Heyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Heyer.

brother of Mrs. Bette Stewart and Fred Heyer. Friends may visit the Slumber Room In Forest Lawn. Glendale, Sunday, Oct. 14, from 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Services 10 a.m. Monday at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. 2109 Chickasaw Eagle Rock, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. In lieu of flowers, donations may be giv, en, in his name, to St. Barnabas Episcopal: Church. HIRSCHBERG, Samuel. Services Sunday, 1 p.m..

at the Groman Mortuary. Interment Mount Olive Memorial Park. KILPATRICK, Ann, of Van Nuys, passed away Oct. 11; beloved mother of John J. and Leland H.

Kilpatrick and Mrs. Ralph Hampton: also survived by sisters and 2 brothers. Services Monday, 10 a.m., at Praiswater Funeral Home, Van Nuys. Interment Rose Hills Memorial Park. KING, Henry aged 50, of 2440 Chelsea Park, Santa Monica; survived by sister Lorraine Poter and brother Don King.

Funeral services 4 p.m. Tuesday the Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, directors. KING, Veronica beloved wife of Rosary Sunday, p.m., at Roy D. Grover D.

King. Klinker Mortuary Chapel. Mass Monday, 10:30 a.m.. at St. Raymond Catholic Church, Downey.

KOBEY, Etta N. Services Sunday. 1:45 p.m.. at the Greman Mortuary. KRONE, Jewel beloved daughter of Mrs.

Charleen G. Marcus, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Stevens. aunt of Michael James Stevens.

Services at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. LANGAN, Sarah G. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

LEONARD, Roger beloved husband of Mrs. Blanca Leonard, father of Rosio. Cynthia, Patricia, Geraldine and Roger Leonard, brother of Herbert B. Leonard. Services af 12 noon Tuesday, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. LINDER, Malke. Private services conducted under the direction of. Groman Mortuary. LINDSAY, Harry Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood.

SHIP MOVEMENTS HERE Compiled by Marine Exchange. 1 Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates, reservations and ports of call. ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT SATURDAY-(Te 4 p.m.) Vessel Berth From Operator Destination Te Sail American Mail. 153 Iloilo Amer, Mail Line San Fran. Oct.

20 58 Amstelsivis 179 San Fran. Java Pace Hoegh Singapore Oct. 14 Ailsa (Nor.) LB-52 Powell Victoria, River B.C. Can. Natumex Gulf Line Line Powell Acapulco River Oct.

15 Acapulco (Mex.) .178 Coast Progress, 200-A Honolulu Matson. Nav. Co. Honolulu Oct. 14 Cape Ann.

L8-50 Galveston States Marine Line Yokohama Oct. 13 Ditmar Koel 232-B La Havre Hanseatic Vaasa L. San Fran. Oct. 14 Delphin LB-31 Osaka Takahashi Osaka Oct.

15 Dimitros 187. Iloilo Paul Smith Corp. Indefinite Hera Anc. Savannah Dracoulls. Ltd.

Indefinite 56 Hoegh Silverspray 180 Portland Java Pac. Hoegh San Fran. Oct. 14 Korea LB-29 Kobe Far East. Mar.

Trnspt. Pusan Oct. 13 55 60 Kersten Miles 176 San Fran. Hanseatic Vaasa Line Hamburg Oct. 13 56 Kinkasan Maru LB-101 230-E Quebec Cebu Phil.

Mitsui Line Merchants Puerto San Cabello Fran. Oct. Oct. 13 13 57 Maria K. 59 Mormacrey, 146 San Fran.

Moore McCormack Ln. Balboa Oct. 13 53 Miguel Hidalgo 241 Salina Cruz Mex. Petroleum Corp. London Indefinite 17 Pacific Fortune 18 San Fran.

Furness Line 55 President Johnson, 155 Muroran Amer Pres. Line San San Oct. 1 14 Rio Guayas LB-1 Salina Cruz Grancolombiana Ln. Fran. Oct.

13 52 Risanger 241 London Joshua Interocean Hendy Line Corp. Richmond Oct. Indefinite 16 Texan LB-69 New Orleans Talluiah 169 Stockton Keystone Shpg. Co. Adak Oct.

Vigan 57. San Fran. Johnson Line Liverpool Oct. White Cliffs Anc. Portland Maritime Brokers La Libertad.

Oct. 13 Ventura, 198 Honolulu The Oceanic Co. San Fran. Oct. W.

H. Peabody. 145 Baltimore Weyerh'ser Co. San Fran. Oct.

15 Wakasa Mart LB-31 Callao N. Y. K. Line Indefinite VESSELS ARRIVING SATURDAY-44 p.m. to Midnight Vessel Berth From Operator Destination To Sail Flisvos 11 Anc.

Charleston Seaways Shpg. Cp, Yokohama Oct. L. Hanna 101) Willbridge Standard oil Co. Richmond Oct.

Karplanger 177 Le Havre D'Amico Hanseatic Vaasa San San Fran. Fran. Oct. 15 17 Paolo D'Amico Anc. LB-8 Port Esquivel Saguenay Ltd.

Kitimat Oct. 13 Cristobal Line Sunek VESELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY Vessel Berth From Operator Destination Te Sail Baleares 160 Bolivar Fran. Std. Nitto Fruit Co. Black San Fran.

Oct. Oct, 15 Daiwe Maru L.R-25 San Line Warrior Effie Maersk 174 Yokohama: Maersk: Line Cristobal Oct. Ferncliff 226-E, Cristobal Barber Line Manila Oct. Frank A. Morgan L8-77 Portland Richfield Oil Corp.

San Diego Oct. Iberia L8-24 San Fran. Orient- Line Honolulu Oct. Kohoh Maru 143 Yokohama Daido Line San Fran. Oct.

17 Loch Garth 190 Royal, Mail Line San Fran. Oct. 230-E Yokohama Mitsui Line Santo Domingo Oct. 15 16 President Madison, 155 Hong Kong Amer. Pres.

Line New York Oct. President Monroe, 154. Acapulco Amer. Pres. Line San Fran.

Oct. 16 Panadora 170 Portland Zim Israel Nav. Co. Barcelona Oct. Sansinena (Lib.

Kharg Island Barracuda Tank Kharg Island Oct. Troll (Nor. 150 Port San Fran. Luis Zim Texaco, Israel inc. Co.

San Ensenada Fran. Oct. Oct. 15 .10 Velos 176 San VESSELS SAILED Vessel Destination Time Mariposa Papeete .12:05 a.m. Cynthia Olson Redwood City 2:35 a.m.

Souniotis Ensenada 3:35 33 Ascharu Maru (Jap.) Tampa 3:40 a.m. Amacita (Swd.) Vancouver 4:50 a.m. Captantonis (Grk.) Yokohama 6:40 a.m. Cellfornia Star (Br.) San Fran. 11:15 a.m.

01 Bergesund (Nor. ikr.) 4:55 p.m. LOCATION OF REPTHS-Outer Harbor 34 to 73; San Pedro, 74 to 98: West Basin. 101 to 149; Wilmington, 150 Terminal Island, 206 to 241; Long Beach, L.8-1 to LB-211. IMrs.

Veronica M. King Rites Set for Today Rosary for Mrs. Veronica M. King, 62, wife of prominent turfman Grover D. King, and mother of Superior Court Commissioner Raymond R.

Roberts, will be recited today at 8 p.m. in the Roy D. Klinker Mortuary Chapel, Huntington Park. Mrs. King of 7602 Fostoria Downey, died Friday of leukemia at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena.

Mass on Monday Requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Stu Raymond's Catholic Church in Downey. Burial arrangements are pending. Her husband owns a wideIly known racing stable which produced Papa's All. Her son is a candidate for municipal judge in the Nov.

6 election. Mrs. King also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Jane Schmidt of Mar Vista, three brothers and 13 grandchildren. 93 Halloween Carnivals Set The City Recreation and Parks Dept.

is hoping youngsters will prefer treats over tricks this Halloween. More than 93 recreation centers will treat them to community Halloween carnivals in the evening, and municipal play centers throughout Los Angeles events will for special the entire family to help keep youngsters happily occupied and out of mischief. According to Ross A. Cunningham, superintendent of recreation, there will be drama productions by young actors, such as "Oinder Witch," "Shadows on Moon" and "Beauty and the Games and Booths The department's construction division is setting up facilities for "hy-strikers, a game in which participants try to drive an iron ball upward and ring a gong at the top. Booths are being put up at various playgrounds, the costume division is appropriate costumes for plays and arrangements have been made by the City Fire Department to select sites for huge bonfires.

The Halloween entertainprogram is a joint efment fort of recreation directors, PTA representatives, veterans organizations, fraternal groups, co-ordinating councils, churches and business and civic groups. Honors Await Occidental College Staff Occidental College will honor new administration and faculty members at a banquet at 6:45 p.m. Monday in Freeman Union. The banquet, sponsored by Faculty Women's Club, D. will be presided over by Mrs.

John MeMenamin, president. Dr. Arthur G. Coons, college president, will welcome members and guests and Dr. Vernon Bollman, dean of the faculty and vice president for academic affairs, will in- Sheriff's Aides Stand Inspection The first massed inspection of the Sheriff's reserve will take place at 2 p.m.

today in East Los Angeles College Sheriff Pitchess, who will review the uniformed ranks, said that last year the reserve deputies contributed more than 300,000 manhours to the Sheriff's Department at a saving to taxpayers of more than $1 million. Brown Secretary to Give Address Arthur L. Alarcon, executive secretary to Gov. Brown will speak on "Narcotics and Law Enforcement in California" today at 8:30 p.m. at the University Religious Conference Building, 900 Hilgard Westwood, The meeting is sponsored by the Hillel Alumni Assn.

of Greater Los Angeles. Pomona College Plans: 75th Anniversary Fete Pomona College will cele- frustrated a plan to set up brate its 75th anniversary at the college in Piedmont a Founder's Day convocation Mesa, in the northern part Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in of the city of Pomona, the Bridges Auditorium. trustees accepted the gift of Dr. Henry Steele Com- a 38-room hotel in Claremager, professor of history mont which became the coland American studies at lege's permanent home in Amherst will be the 1888.

featured speaker." In 1903 the college beFounded in and came independent of ecclethe college was siastical control and has incorporated on Oct. 14, 1887, since remained a nonsecby nine Congregational min- tarian but Christian coeduisters who wanted to es- cational college of liberal tablish a "Christian college arts. of the New England type' Today Pomona College The first class was held boasts of a complex of 31 in a five-room. cottage in buildings with total assets Pomona. of $37,201,603.

Enrollment is After financial troubles limited to 1,100. AUCTION SALES Deaths, Funeral Announcements LONG. Clyde Boyer, Oct. 12, 1962. 10 Services Wednesday, at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn.

Hollywood Hills. Armstrong Family in charge. MALTZEFF, George Services 1 p.m. Monday at the Russian Orthodox Church, Fountain Ave. Western.

Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. MASON, mother Blanche E. beloved and wife of Mas- Are thur, of Ruth James on 8 and Joseph grandchildren De Mars; and 5 also great-grand- survived by children. Services Monday, 1:30 p.m., at UtterMcKinley's Wenz Mortuary, Arcadia. Interment Forest Lawn.

MATHEWSON, John Hardie, beloved husband of Elizabeth Mathewson, of Mrs. Pauline Lewis, also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services 1 p.m., Monday, at Pierce Beverly Hills, 417 No. Maple McFALL, Esther, Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. METZGER.

Walter E. beloved husband a of Eva, father of Robert W. and Paul Lorrain Valentino and Barbara A. Ashford, son of Ida: M. Metzger.

Services Wednesday, 11 a.m.. at Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. MURRAY. Edward beloved husband of Ethel M. Murray, loving father of the late Sister M.

Charlene I.H.M.. Mrs. Margaret M. McDonald, Patrick Edward B. and Donald C.

Murray, brother of Mrs. Fred Swensen and Frank C. Murray. Rosary this evening, at the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 W. Washington Blvd.

Requiem Mass Monday, a.m., at St. Bernadette's Church, 3825 Don Felipe Dr. Interment Calvary, NYMAN. Elizabeth. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary.

PAUL. Tybie (Theima Shirley), beloved daughter of Mike and Sarah Services Monday, 1 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mer. tuary, directors. (In lieu of flowers, please contribute to the City of Hope, Surgery Division.) PERKINS, William beloved father of John L.

Perkins and Mary L. Hopkins. Services Monday, 11 a.m., at Edwards Brother's Colonial Mortuary. PURDY, Rose, beloved sister of Wilheim Robert and aunt of Kurt Robert. Services Sunday, 12 noon.

Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Malinow. Silverman Mortuary, directors. RHOADS, Lucien O. beloved husband of Eunice H.

brother of Lawrence and Maidi Rhoads. Funeral services 11 Monday at Normandy Chapel of Alhambra Funeral Home. ROBERTS, Percy uncle of Mary Heney, Bert Reese L. and Bille D. Roberts.

Services Tuesday, 4 p.m., Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. RUNNKA. Mary aged 94, born many: beloved mother of 7 children; also survived by 2 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Private services were conducted by RUST, Edwin W. beloved husband of Ollie May Rust, father of Hazel Neims, Oran Pitcher and Edwin W.

Rust Jr. Services 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Blvd. Pierce Inglewood, directors.

STEWART, Florence. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Blvd. Pierce directors.

Inurnment Chapel of the Pines. TERHUNE, Myrtle. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. THAIS, Jack Duran, Sr. Recitation of the tonight at Pierce Brothers' Gulick, 4556 E.

Olympic Bivd. Requiem Mass 8:15 a.m., Monday at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, 532 Sa. Blvd. THOMPSON, Ethel Mae Beck, born Aug.

18, 1885, passed away Oct. 13, 1962. Services Monday, 3 p.m., at Divel Funeral Chapel, San Clemente. WALSH. Elizabeth beloved wife of Walter Walsh, loving, mother of Walter John grandchildren and 3ri brother, also survived John Booth.

by 4 Recitation of the Rosary p.m. Sunday at St. Cyril's Church, Monday. followed Pierce by Requiem Mass a.m. Brothers' Van Nuys, directors.

WARD, Edna M. Reed Tapley Geiger. WARD, Lucy M. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary, WESTERMOE, Marcella beloved wife of J. M.

A. Westermoe, sister of Lauretta Burrichter, Mrs. Mildred Larson, Fleischman. Alfonse, Frank and Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale.

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OBITUARIES Henry Walker Page Private services for. Henry Walker Page, 90, will be held Monday at Utter-McKinley's Valley Chapel, North Hollywood. Interment will follow at Inglewood Memorial Park CemMr. Page, 6553 Teesdale North Hollywood, is survived by a son, John Page of North Hollywood; a daughter, Leola Doran of San Fernando; a sister, Edna Herndon of West Los Angeles; four grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. William A.

Gordon Services for William Alexander Gordon, 91, Spanish American war veteran, of 8730 Shoreham will 1 be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Hospital Chapel in Sawtelle. Interment will follow in the Sawtelle Cemetery. Mr. Gordon leaves his wife, Louise; two sons, William Alexander Hubert daughter Mrs.

Jean Nichols; four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Myrtle Terhune Services for Mrs. Myrtle Terhune, 60, wife of retired Los Angeles city administrator George A. Terhune, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday by Forest Lawn Mortuary in the Church of the Flowers.

Mrs. Terhune, 5320 Rock View Eagle Rock, is survived by her husband, a daughter, Virginia D. Be a ch, Los Angeles, and two grandchildren. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Gerald L.

Fitzgerald Services for Gerald L. Fitzgerald, 68, 1325 Western will be conducted 11 a.m. 15 at the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Interment will at Inglewood Park. Born in Kackley, Mr.

Fitzgerald had been a resident of Los Angeles County 37 years. He worked for the Sears, Roebuck Co. Pico store for 10 years. Before that he had his own hardware store in North Hollywood. He leaves two daughters, Miss Kathleen Fitz- Fitzgerald and Miss Barbara gerald, both of Riverside; a son, James E.

Fitzgerald, Riverside; three sisters, Agnes Bretz, Bakersfield; Helen Walker and Maurine Hamill, both of Los Angeles; and two grandchildren, Sheila and Tom Fitzgerald. Mispagel Mortuary is in Mrs. Tempe Pigott Services for Mrs. Tempe Pigott, 78, stage and screen actress, will be conducted Monday at 12:30 p.m. in Pierce Bros.

Hollywood Chapel, followed interment in Valhalla Memorial Park. Mrs. Pigott, 1526 Stanley died in Motion Picture Country Hospital on Saturday. She had no survivors. Sun, Moon, Tide SACRIFICE DA.

1-2627, PLOTS, 1 LOT FOREST LAWN Ex. 1-3639 after 5 p.m. 2 Jora Forest Lawn Glendale. C. Led320 McNab Court: Fillmore, For Cash.

1 to 6 cem. spa. $135 care. OL. 1-3154.

Br. NEW QUART NOON By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Oct. 20 Nov. 4 Nov.

11 Oct. 20 SUNDAY, OCT. 14 Sun rises 5:56 a.m., sets 5:21 p.m. Moon rises 6:42 p.m., sets 7:09 a.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES: HARBOR Low High Low High 3:00 0.4 9:10 6.4 5.1 4:47 0.9 10:48 6.3 4.6 5:16 1.5 11:29 6.1 12:58 4.1 6:01 2.1 12:15 5.7 9:38 0.0 High Low High Low 2:30 3.7 6:56 2.7 5.2 $8:55 0.3 4:08 3.7 8:25 3.1 4.8 0.4 20 4:39 3.9 9:27 3.1 4.5 0.5 Sea temperatures: Long Beach.

64, Santa Monica, 66. All times are Pacific daylight saving. p.m. FLORISTS FLOWERS BELONG. the accesion, Flowers express your deepest thoughts.

From $2.50 FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS Forest Lawn Flower Shop HOLLYWOOD HILLS HO. TA. 4-6143 I CYPRESS 8-3131. I GLENDALE CL. 43131 CEMETERY Lots- Crypts Rose Mills.

$600 or alter offer. sell. Improved grave Ivy Gardens In ow. 1-3747. 2 Adioining Crypts.

Cathedral Corridor, Forest Lawn. Xint. Location. WE. I INGLEWOOD CEMETERY.

LUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES SALE STARTS Monday, Oct. 15th, 1 P.M. 7 P.M. Unredeemed Pledges Plus- Estates and Other ConsignmentsThousands of Items Representing Merchandise of Every Category WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF FORMER COST Watches Tools Silverware Musisal Inst. Lamps Luggage Rifles Guns Binoculars Record Players Antiques Appliances Hi-Fi Amplifiers Chinaware Radios Electric Shavers Clocks Cameras Paintings Televisions Diamonds Cutlery Typewriters Plus HUNDREDS of ARTICLES too NUMEROUS to MENTION 2 SALES DAILY 1 P.M.

7:30 P.M. Sales every afternoon and evening except Wednesday and Saturday evenings--closed Sunday AUCTION LONG BEACH GALLERIES 149 E. OCEAN BLVD. at LOCUST LONG. BEACH, CALIFORNIA Free Parking at Victoria Auto Park, 139 E.

Ocean SALE CONDUCTED UNDER SUPERVISION OF COL. HARRY BRENT ASSOCIATES -Licensed Bonded Auctioneers WORLD- WIDE LIQUIDATORS ANNOUNCES NO LIMIT--NO RESERVE AUCTION Oct. 16 2 P.M.-Until Finished 40,000 TIRES -RECAPS-EQUIPMENT HI-RUBBER-OPEN NOW 13005 S. ALAMEDA ADVANCE NOTICE Public Sale-Oct. 21, 1962 Beautiul Desert Home 37732 Palo Verde, Cathedral City Just Palm Springs Open For Inspection Oct.

20 21 JERRY HOLLAND Auctioneer WORLD WIDE TURNS PROBLEMS INTO CASH--HO. 6-8341 5445 Sunset Blvd. Suite 100 Pasadena Auction Galleries Antique Auction Today OCTOBER 14 at 1 P.M. INCLUDED IN PART Pre Columbian assortment, also antique furniture, oil paintings, 5 pianos, lamps, bric-a-brac. 2 music boxes, French furniture, jewelry, relics, pewter, copper, brass, bronze, silver, 2 large Oriental vases 54 in.

tall, 9 grandfather clocks, and other approx. clocks. Wall sconces and hanging lamps. Decanter set, marble tables and sideboards, pitchers and bowls, rockers, chairs, sofas, china cabinets. DEALERS AND DECORATORS WELCOME 77 NO.

FAIR OAKS, PASADENA FRED J. CLARK, Auctioneer-SY. 5-3901 AUCTION DO 8 MONDAY, OCT. 22nd, 11:00 A.M. 13241.

Alondra Blvd. (Santa Fe Springs) acres 259x1339 M-2 Zone plus near new cement block building, 3,000 sq. ft. Located in most desirable industrial area. DIRECTIONS: Santa Ana Freeway Carmanita turn off.

Left to Alondra, right 750 ft. and to AUCTION. Inspection anytime till auction. TERMS THAT YOU CAN 06 HANDLE. Ted Gustafson AUCTIONEER 3963 Wilshire L.A.

5 TR. 3-5832 3 HOME AUCTIONS -BUILDERS SACRIFICE NEXT OCT. 21st AT 2 P.M. Starts At 15905 Arbela, Friendly Hills BEDROOM, 3 bath homes in finest Whittier area. See Sun Gabriel Section classified for mere complete details.

BANKRUPT AUCTION BY ORDER OF U.S. DISTRICT COURT IMPROVED REAL ESTATE CATERING EQUIP. PARAMOUNT CATERING BANKRUPT (at the site) 13300 Paramount South Gate, Oct. 22nd, 2 p.m. of ft.

bide, on Ca let 70 by 220, all Cheice comm, prop. consists paved. 1st T.D, $12,000.00, pay $105.00 per mo. door till walk-in paid. reach-in 10 York by 5800 12 ft.

lb. ice (daily) house. Dble. icemaker, elec. coffes 20-8 urns 26 dolly carts, Tyler 3 door freezer, slicers, work tables, shelving, catering janitor supplies, plus many other items.

phone or write fee descriptive 5-4370 MARSH DOZAR Estate: Broker HILLS, CALIF OL. 9-4370 8909 W. OLYMPIC BEVERLY.