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2 oflnatlMlUfmffl( Port JAN. 1,1964 sion of "One Flew Over thj Cuckoo's Nest," Douglas is" now appearing in the staga version on Broadwav. been associated with Kirk Douglas Enterprises eince 1956, will be a full partner in the new division. How- pipr Via will rnntinitp tn WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Wednesday, Jin. 1, 1M4) Kirk Douglas Firm Forms New Unit Formation of Douglas and Lewis Productions as a new, major division of Kirk Douglas Enterprises with a $15 million program was announced Tuesday, Edward Lewis, who has ShrinerstoAdd Three Hospitals for Burn Gases Shriner will add three function as producer of mo NEW METHOD Phonal DU I-704B Urinary-Personal Problems Olandt and All Clinical Motion YOUNO DOCTOR INVITES UNUSUAL CASESI RESUITSI Consultation Confidential FORECASTS tion pictures ana legitimate theater projects for Kirk Douglas Enterprises.

The new production com Lm Angelas ind Vlclnltyi Mostly tunny today and Thursday. Patrhy too along coast Mi tonight and early Thursday. Not mush change In temperatures. High DR. SALOMONS, DC STAFF pany will no tne movie ver 3 3154 WiUhire Blvd Room WW, today near JO.

Southern California! Mostly sunny with tome high cloudiness at times today an Thursday but patchy fog along and eff THURSDAY a FRIDAY ONLY rY Weather Conditions Dec. 31, 136 J7 s'," so VJw. ttmti Ps 57 Cc w) jfa 34- 29 I 'i Lff VV VviAit i' city! fa 1- .48 oL'cr 'Vim "OrUtj1 FIGURES SHOWN ARE. WAX. TEMPERATURE FOR THE DAY muf vr- Qituni wnd direction new hospitals in a $10 million philanthropic project devoted exclusively to treatment of burn cases, Imperial Potentate Harold C.

Close announced Tuesdav unon tha coast foment and early mursnay morning. Not much temperature change. lauthent California Mountain Areas: Mostly sunny with snma high cloudiness at times today and Thursday. Loral gusty northeasterly winds. Lltlla change In temperatures.

Southern California Interior and Dasart Regions: Mostly sunny with soma high cloudiness at times today and Thursday. Llttia temoerature changa. Highs today 0 to 70 upper valleys, to 74 lowar valleys. arrival at International Airport. Close, who represents nearly a million Shriners, said the new facilities will aug-, ment 17 crippled children's IY" Sanfa Barbara and Vicinity: Mostly funny with occasional high cloudlnass to day and Thursday.

High tonav about 72. A little coolar Thursday afternoon. Santa Monica Bay Areai Mostly sunny hospitals the group now Vlth soma high cloudlnass today and Thursday. Patchy tog tonight and early Thursday. High today about 72.

A llftla He noted that all hospitals 1 ftf now1 treat 3,000 bum cases weekly throughout the nation and the new project will make training and research- in the field of severely NATION'S WEATHER This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes latest weather conditions. Figures beside cities indicate the maximum temperature. Shading indicates area in which measurable rain has fallen. The circled letters indicate high and low barometric pressure. More detailed weather data for Southern California may be obtained by dialing 554-1212 or by tuning in on radio broadcasts from the U.S.

Coast Guard. cooler Thursday. San Bernardino Valley; Mostly tunny with occasional high cloudiness today and Thursday. Not much change In temperatures. High temperatures today nea 10.

Imperial and Ceachalle Valleyi Including Palm Springs: Mostly sunny With rc-raslonal high cloudiness today and Thu-s-day. Little change In temperatures. Hljh temperatures today near 75. San Pirnande Valley: Mostly sunny today and Thursday and continued warm. High today near 82.

San Pranelsce Rav Area: Fair today and Thursday except local fog niaht and morning. Little temperature ehanae. Hloh burned children available to medical centers throughout! the world. Meeting the United Air- Preclol- Statlon Max. Min.

tation Dftcttht, Funaral Announcements HTMRKRT. La Verne Harrison, be Daothi, Funeral Annoonemtnt lines plane bringing Close switzf.r, n. wiiiiam. of 4.wo mi- here were local Shriners Sault Salnte Maria 1 5 Invert wtte of Or. Harold F.

Humbert, mother of Eleanor Tusbaandfa MaTn'i headed by Al Malaikah's 11- Switzer. son of Mrs. TVmald L.ilnt-trinno Pntontato Tt i Franres Srharf; also survived Switr.er of Toledo. Ohio. bv 3 grandchildren.

Services Thursday. 1:30 D.m Services 4 p.m.. Thursday, MUrUOCK ann imperial. UUiei'l at Westwnod Hills Christian Churrh. K.ntnmhment Westwnnd a C' P' (ChlCk) fiance, Ohio.

or. i lose is nere to attend Memorial Park. Westwnod II lare Mortuary, directors. the Tournament of Roses. I lNfi caiir one.

il IRSFKl.P. inrentla beloved wife of James B. Irsfeld, moth today 55 to 50 ecept near 50 around San Pablo Bay. Variable winds 5 to 15 m.p.h. Northern and Central California: Fair today and Thursday except light rain I ilcet vln Crescent City area today and fog In Central Valley and locally in other valleys.

Little temperature change. San Joaquin Valley: Fog today and Thursday. Little temperature change. Wish today 40 to 50. Gentle winds.

Sanla Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Fair todav and Thursday. Little temperature change. High today 70 to 77. Gentle winds. Southern Nevada: Mostly sunny with tome high cloudiness at times today and Thursday.

Little temperature change. Highs today 55 to 45. COASTAL WEATHER er of Irsfeld also Seattle S6 47 .22 Shreveoorf 4 Spokane 41 2 Tampa-St. Petersburg 70 59 .92 Washington 27 10 Wichita 30 20 Winslow SO 15 Yuma 74 39 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 54 3S Edmonton 45 32 Montreal 12 10 Otlawa 17 15 Regina 41 Is 02 Toronto 20 02 Winnipeg 27 14 Vancouver 5a 41 .20 FOREIGN CITIES City- Weather Temp. Berlin Clear 30 Casablanca Clear 57 Dublin Clear 45 Havana Cloudy 76 Man Found Guilty; survived by 4 grandchildren and 1 ereat-erandchild.

Recitation of the Roarv J) Thursday, at I'tter-Mchln-ev's Strolher Hollywood hap-el. 6240 Hollywood Blvd. Re of Slaying Wife William James Frisina, nV7 ASSORTED rffW quiem MasR 10 a.m., Friday, from St. Ambrose Church, 121 THOMAS, Morris, formerly of Du-lulh and Minneapolis. friend of Mr, Alonzo M.

Fay-ram. Services 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Church the Recessional, Forest Lswn-Glendale. Forest l.awn Mortnary, VERN A. Maddalena. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

VF.SCO. Gaetano. Forest I.awn-Glendala. Vm.MAR, John Charles, beloved husband of Hawl R. Vldmar, father of John R.

Vldmar, Bishop Paul R. R. Vldmar and Mrs. Gloria V. Harkins: also survived by 1ft prandchlldren.

Services Friday, 1 1 a.m., at Ontinela Ward. L.D.S. Chapel. 442 West 1 13th Street, Hawthorne. Pierre Brothers' Ingle, wood Park Mortuary, directors.

Nathan I. was found guilty Tuesday of second degree murder in the Mi iW: Ml nnnnnnnn liJyn North Fairfax Ave. Interment privaia. In lieu of flowers please send donations to The Braille Institute. stabbing death of his attrac Howard AFB, C.Z Cloudy ITKIW Joseph, beloved husband of Paint Conception to Mexican Border: Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming mostly westerly to 15 knots In afternoons today and Thursday.1 AAnctlv Minnv riavs with tnmi hinh rlntirit-i tive, pregnant wife, Sharronj London Partly Cloudy Mitzle Itkln.

loving father of Madrid Clear 45 .1 mJi i 1 Lvnn, 21. Mexico City Partly Cloudy 45 Paris Ram 39 Stockholm Cloudy 43 Tokyo Clear 3a Mrs. Frisina was killed Aug. 29 with a butcher knife1 and a letter opener in the! couple's apartment at 2552 VITAL RECORD Malinow at Mortuary beioved Buena Vista Rurbank. VOIKF.HT, Xelson Carl.

Harriet Rasseohes and hheldon Itkin. fond brother of Laura Fromberg. Services Thursday, 10 at Hillside Memorial Fork Cl'ap-el. Groman Mortuary, directors. JORDAN, Amanda.

Fnret l.awn-Glendale. KOCH. Jules F. Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood. RRF.JCI.

Olga .1. Forest Lawn-Glendale. LEVIN, Bess. Gorman Mortnary, dlrectort. McCATTY.

Marie B. Funeral services Thursday, 3 husband of Mrs. Bdna ipVn'jFrisina said she had threat- of Uert, brother I I T'VF iff 1 1 I a I 3 i J. IV ened to leave him if he ever struck her again. Superior Judge Walter Mtindt.

Services 1:30 Friday. Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. WAVE. Oonre.

ArmstronK Family, Evans, who heard the case p.m., at the Little ChurrJi of without a jury, also found; Frisina sane. He set Jan. 24 the Flowers. Glendale. House of WFISMAV Gertrude.

Will Larae selection of white aoods IffiMHtS Hall Mortuary, directors. Malinow A Silverman Mortnary. McCl.Fl.l.AN. Ada AnReline, be-i WF.ISS. Chester.

loved aunt of Miss Catherine! Groman Mortuary, directors. Deatfjs Funaral Announcements ABLON, Max beloved husband of Bertha, loving father of Dr. Edward w. Ablon, brother of Zlmmer Ablon of Houston, Tex Anita Stein of Davton, Ohio and Bertha Bezahier of New York. Services today, 2 p.m., at Mallnniv Silverman Mortuary, 8o0 Venice Blvd.

Charles H. Services p.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' I.os Ange. les. 72H U'as'ninzton Blvd.

BAKER. James M. (line loving father of John H. Baker, brother of H. Clav Raker, also survived hv 1 grandchild.

Vtler-MrKinley, 444 South Vermont in charge. BAUMGARTNKR. Ralph Wesley. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., In the Church of the Hills. Rarclay.

cousin of Miss Irene; wn'KO, Peter. heloed husband of and .1. Hurst Chapman. Evdokea Wltkn. loving father ness.

Patchy fog tonight and early Thursday. A little cooler Thursday afternoon. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Strong high pressure was centered over Northern Utah and Southeastern Idaho. A pressure ridqe extended northwest and southeastward over the Rockies and pn-ether ridge extended westward throuqh Northern and Central California then aouthwestward into the Pacific. Low pressure covered most of Alaska, the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska with centers in th Northern Gulf and Southeast Bering Sea.

A flow of moist air preceding and weather disturbance was causing some light rain from the Northern Oregon Coast northward. Considereble cloudiness extended southward along the coast Into Northern California but generally fair weather prevailed along the California Coast. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY A disturbance which had been under turveillance in the Gulf of Mexico developed to storm proportions and was traveling northeastward towards the South Atlantic Coast. Traffic came to a stand-atill as snow and ice clogged roads from eastern Louisiana to the Carolina Highlands. It snowed at New Orleans, a rare aight for residents of this far southern locality.

Of the heavier snow reports received ttwa far, Hattiesburg, came In with accumulation of 10 Inches on the ground while Halevville In extreme northwestern Alabama had In excess of 7 inches. South of the snow belt locally heavy ratns soaked southeastern coastal arees. Around the rest of the nation, a fair veether picture was the rule, marred only by traces of anow over the east Central Plains and northern Utah and by periods of rain along the Northwest Pacific Coast. Fog patches continued to cloak some valley areas of the Northwest. The month ef December bowed out as one of the coldest on record across the Midwesl.

However with the advent of the New Yearj I ir-itr cotton broadclotns ond 5j2i'UH'J I 'IV 1 'i i I P'3ues' synthetic fabrics, blends, N'aMM or seets' uniorms blouses, Ir'J' -J r- Jl dresses and other uses. Reg. 47c yd. for sentencing. Ernest Thierstein Services for Ernest Thier Services 11 a.m..

Thursday. Little Church of thp Flowers. Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. McFA Arthnr P.

Cunningham O'Connor. MEGtnVN, Agnes, beloved aunt of Henrv F. Carmody and Miss Lucille Oavls. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.. Thurs- dav, at St.

Anselm'i Catholic Church. 2222 West 70th Street, A TV. I V.MrM, wrrr lirifmtvirM Tuesdav in the Ohnrrh of Hills. He. resided at 3050 Ros-I' of Amelia London: also survived by 2 erandrhildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Services Thursdav. 10 a.m.. at Bethanv Baptist 2fWI East Sth Street, Ixis Angeles. I tter-MrKlnlev Downey Mortnary, La'kewood directors. WOLF, Meyer formerly of Chicago, beloved hushand of the late Ina, ne Singer, devoted fattier of Penlamin, brother of Henrietta Shiitan and Esther Lyons.

Services Thursday. 2 :10 nt Mount Slnal Memorial Park. Maliiinw Silverman Mortuary, directors. well He was formerly a chef Forest I.awn-Hollywond Hills a i- I Angeies. at Perinn's.

Soandia and Cha- I directors MTCHELSON. Anna. ,1 Malinow Silverman Mortuary Bh f.l r. Thomas member of Frank. Will Ropers American Legion i mil.

-man Mortuary, directors. Tost. MORROW. Raymond Xannleon. be pi sen's.

He leaves his wife. Marie-' lxHu.e; three sons, Krnest. John, and Mitt-hell anil a (laugh let', Mrs. Marjruerite Vas-si-11. Interment was in l'ore-U Lawn Memorial Tark Holly loved husband of Martha ('.

YOUNG. Leah, lining sisler of Morrow, father of Ravmond W. Morrow. I.avle K. Travis.

il ntnl iiowxtowx, sth nnoAmv.w Nil? 3969 Crenshaw Blvd. 10790 W. Pico Blvd. 5 Ethel and Eleanor Rathvon: also survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren. wood inns.

rorcia. Funeral serv'ces Thursdav. p.m.. at I tter-Mc kililev's Highland Park. Or.

Ravmond Bra-hains. officiating. Services Friday. 12 noon, at Greenwood Mortuary, San IHego. Interment at Koi't Itose-crans National Cemetery.

RKRItV, Ernest Vincent. Pierce Brothers' MonllieM, BRICE, Harry Walker, beloved husband of Mrs. Marv C. Bruce, faiher of Mrs. Yvonne B.

Hoi-combe and the Bev. Wilbert H. Services Thursday, 10 a.m Rainhou Chapel. Rose Hills Me-'AR A. Maria.

mnrial Park. Whittier. Rose Edwards East L.A. Hills Mortuary, directing. OARS.

Margaret, beloved mother of jfuncral Directors; a warming trend is now in full swing and today temperatures should climb close to seasonal normals. In the south-j west, it turned out to be a dry mild day. On the warmer side 10 degree temperatures paid another daily visit to Southern California. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to tha Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weath-ir Bureau, were as follows: William B.

Smith Services for William Bowles Smith, 53, of 1417 Bay Front. Balhoa, will be conducted today at 11:30 a.m. at the chapel of Turner Stevens Pasadena, followed by interment in Mountain View Cemetery. Mr Bowler, was the son of the late Dr. Alexander Smith, chemist 1 -C Rodeo La Brea 5906 S.

Vermont Midtown, 4S01 Venice Blvd. 8312 S- Western Venice DEWBERRY C0.11MEIMTY STORES FOR YOIR CO.TE!VIEXCE Alhambra Bell Bellflower Bueni Park, Stanton and Palma Burbank Cdmpton- Lvn-ood Conejo Village, Thousand Oaks Culver City, Studio Village Dou-ney 'Cv 7 Garden Grove Glendale Granada Hills Glendori Imperial-Crenshaw La Miradi yfXV Pelctl MjSnolii Minterev Park Norwalk Ontario Peninsula Center, i Palos Verdes Pomona Reseda Rolling Hills PIa2a Resecrans Plaza Santa Ana, Honer Plaza Santa Monica, 3rd and Arizona South Bay Center, Torrance Westchester Groman Mortuaries JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS Los Angeles RI. 8-2201 San Fernando Valley TR. 7-0335 We Strve MORE Jewish Famllir than any other mortuary in So. Csiit.

Mln, 54 Pruce, brother of Mrs. Jennie A. Easton; also survived by 4 granddaughters and 2 great-grandsons. Services 2:30 p.m.. Friday.

i Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lavtn-Glendale Forest Lawn Mortnary. BtRNETTE, Charles, of 941 Wilmington Wilmington, survived by wife Helen, sons Robert and Charles. Services Thursday. 10 at St. Peter'a Episcopal Church.

San Pedro. Interment Green Hills Memorial Park. Wilmington Funeral Home, drectors. CAMPBELL, Thomas J. June Glen Oaks, sister of airs.

Christina Elliott and Mrs. Magdalena Doenger. Services 2 p.m. Friday. Church of the Hills.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. PALMER, Marion beloved wife of Oliver Palmer, mother of Ruth DeLamar and Mona Anderson. Services Thursdav, 1 p.m., at finvder's Sonthwest Mortnary. PEN'NTNGER, Brother Leopold, O.F.M.

Cunnineham A O'Connor, POTTER. Arthur beloved hus band of Dornthv. father of Patrick, son Of Ellen Kennedy, brother of Leonard Kennedy, Max. II 74 49 Station tos Angeles A. AirrXtrt Avaloo Harbor Eakersfield 49 50 71 4 Beaumont and author, and was the coordinator of Norris-Thermador 'Corp.

here. He leaves his wife, iMarjorie; three daughters, Me-htnrla, Sara and Katherine a sister. Mrs. Severo 4ft INGLEWOOD 19 3S 42 49! allanan Mortnary, CHOVAX. Otto "Oft." Marv Poulain and Helen Mat- Cemetery-Mortuary WITHIN INGLEWOOD PARK JAMES It CLARENCE PI ERC6 MARV O.

HAMROCK Soria, Pacific Palisades, and his mother, Mrs. Alexander Smith, Pasadena. thewus: also lurvived by 2 cvandehlldren Recitation of Rosary Thursdav. p.m., at Utter-MrRlnley's l.akewood Chapel, 2727 East Carson Street. Requiem Mass PIERCE-HAMROCK RI.

9 9231 friday, in at m. rteomslw, vENCe BLVD. Westwood-Viliaqe 1218 GLENDON AVE. PR. 2-2484 Beverly Hills B9 Bear Lake 62 B'shoo 7 Blvthe Airport Burbank Airport 81 Culver City Daggett a El Centra 73 Fresno 4 Lake Arrowhead 52 Long Beach 14 Montebello AAt, Baldy Notch 56 Mf.

Wilson 69 Needles 7 Newport 72 Northridge 78 Ontario 79 Palmdaie 63 Palm Springs 76 Pasadena 8.1 Paso Rohles 73 Riverside 77 SanOberg 47 San Bernardino 71 San Diego 77 San Gabriel 85 San Pedro 79 Santa Ana 84 Santa Barbara Airport 72 Santa Varie 75 Santa Monica Pier 73 Thermal 74 Torrance 79 Twentynlna Palms 70 Vlctorville 61 Warner Springs 71 Raffaela Migliaccio Rosary fr Mrs. Raffaela Mirjliafcio, 65, will he rer-ited Wednosrlay at 8:30 p.m. at. St OVia.rlps Catholic Church, North Hollywood. Requiem Mass will he celehrated Thursday at 9 a.m.

at the church with Interment at San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Known tn the garment industry as Mrs. Rae of Lori of California, sh was a manufacturer of n's sportswear. She leaves her husband, Salvatore, 1524 Hobart 13 children, 39 grandchildren, a brother and a sister. William Caughlin Memorial services for William CaiiffhJin, 52, of 411 Flnley an associate professor of mathematics at Ios Angeles City College, will be conducted at Franklin Hall, Room 101, at City College Thursday at 4 p.m.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hllli, CORRELL, Alva Gay. Plerre-Hamrork, directors. DEAX. William Cnmmlngs. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

TIE VOE. John Ray. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. nORVNN, Winifred Starr, beloved sister of Merritt Paul Starr, O. and Beatrice Jenkins.

Graveside services Thursdav. 11 a.m., at. Rose Hills Memorial fark, Whittier. Rose Hills Mor- tiiary, directing, DONAHUE, Mrs. Helen.

Rosary Wednesdav, Jan. 1. at 8 p.m. at. Our Saviour Church.

Mass Thursdav. Jan. 2, at 10 a.m. at Our Saviour Church, 3207 Unlversitv Avenue. Bresee Brothers A Gillette, directors.

DOUGLASS, Edward E. beloved husband of Hazel, ioving father of Edward E. Douglass Harry S. and Dorothea S. Douglass; also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Services Fridav, January .1. a at I't'ter-McRinley'a Downey Mortuary, 9S30 Lake-wood Rlvd. EXGLE. George Corwyn, beloved husband of Ethel Kngle. father of Mrs.

Chsrlene Mitchell. Mrs. Connie Jean Riepe, Mrs. Helen Elaine Byrd, brother of Mrs. .1.

K. McCrimmon and Gene Engle: also survived by 9 grandchildren. Services Fridav, 2 p.m.. at Reed Tapley A Geiger. FISHER.

Mary. Forest Lawn-Glendale. Malinow Silverman LEADING JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS RJM05J Cunningham O'Connor SEPVICE SINCE 1898 B.S0 W. Wahinoton RI.I-OJW B540Mflrose, Hollywood PL, FOREST LAWN Unrtrtakln Cfmelerv Tosthr Glendsl Hollywood Hills Cypress CL. 4-3131 HO.

4-6143 TA. 1-3131 DAVID J. ALLOY LUKE O'CONNOR SONS WlVENICI BLVJJNMMI pierceTrothers INFORMATION RI. 9-41 51 ainnuc ninrn, ijui A VI A William beloved brother of Mrs. Edna A.

Radel. Mrs. I.illv Roddv, Mrs. Eva Eraser and Pert rteaman. Services 1 p.m.

Friday, Church of the Hills. Forest ljwn-Hollywond Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. RCSHI.OW, Rnth Joan, of 194.1 Country Club Drive. Glendora.

died December 30: survived by her husband, Frederick, children, Frederick II. James. Daniel, Nancy, Susan, Katherine and Ruth. Recitation of Rosary Wednesdav. 8 p.m., at St.

Dorothy Church, Glendora. Mass Thursday, 9:15 a.m., at above churrh. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Xoakes Mortnary. Glendora, dlrerting.

In lieu of flowers, please contribute to Diabetes Assn. of Southen California. SAKALS. Josephine, beloved wife of Louis mother of Genevieve Danto of Vancouver, B.C., sisler of Charlotte Sokas of Phoenix, Brone Rurilene of Lithuania. John and Alexander Valantas of Phoenix and Benis Vaiantas of Lithuania; also granddaughters.

Services Thursday. 1 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cancer Society. SAWYER. Burton D.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. SCHIFF. Morris. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. SIMAXTOV, Xl.siin.

vtnlinow Silverman Mortnary. Order The Los Angeles Times TOURNARflENT DITION Mr. Caughlin taught at East ARMSTRONG FAMILY GUY BURT GORDON Wl SOUTH STRET.RI. Brcsce Bros. Gillette RI.

9-5125 Smce 1892 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY Albany, 18-15 Albuguergua 48 20 Amarillo 49 22 Aneheraoe 18 07 01 Ashevilla 30 23 26 Billings 53 34 Birmingham 35 32 39 Bismarck 52 17 Boise 38 24 Boston 22 08 Brownsvlllt 55 35 Buffalo 22 10 Casper 47 33 Charleston, 47 35 48 Charlestown, W.Va. 28 12 Chicago 22 OR Cincinnati 28 06 Cleveland 21 nt Columbus, 0 24 02 Denver 59 28 Des MOlnea S9 17 Detroit 22 06 Dututh 20 00 Eureka to 4 El Paso 17 FOX. Regina A. I allanan Mortuary, directors. Los Angeles College before coming to City College In 1957.

He leaves his wife, Ruth, and two daughters, Ruth and Carolyn. The family requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the college's scholarship fund. FRUCHTMAX. Theodore. UTTER-McKINLEY Malinow A Silverman Mortuary.

GAVEXDA, Olio. MAIN OFFICE DU. 8-2481 Forest Law n-llnllywood Hills. GIBSON, Dolores, beloved cousin of Mrs. Virginia Morse.

Services 2 p.m., Friday, at SMITH. Sam loving husband of Diana, loving father of Peter. Mrs. Kikl Clarke. Mrs.

Viola Menlev. Mrs. Kathrvn Iivelle and Mrs. Sue Crowell: also survived hv 11 grandchildren. Services 11 a.m.

Saturday at lnglewood Cemetery Mortnary Chapel located within the St. Marks Episcopal Church, .04 1020 North Brand Glen dale. Interment Forest t-awn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortn. EDWARDS BROTHERS Downtown 1000 Venice Blvd.

East L.A., 3827 Whjttler Blvd. AN J4S1 CALLANAN MORTUARY SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES LOS ANGELES HO. 2-RM tim GUTIERREZ WEBER IK N. Broadway REED TAPLEY GEIGER ffrounrli of Inglewooo Turk ary. Memorial contributions may be sent to St.

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TIDES AT LOS ANSELES HARBOR Jan. Low High Low High meiprv. SPARKS. Alfred T. Fred I.

helnvprl hnshanrl of KdMh 1.., hroihpr of B. Leslie. Dr. F. and Dr.

Finest B. Sparks and Mrs. Charles P. Johns. Masonic servhes 11:30 a.m.

Thursday ot the i hapel of Tnrn-er Slerena, Alhamhia. 06 "'12 1 8.1 .93 via, Calif. Services Thursday. January 305 W. WASHINGTON.

RE. 1-4115 2nd, p.m., at Temple A La- HOUSE OF HALL Gorge Chanel. Monrovia. Rl.t-Mll 1M7 S. Flower St.

GOTTLIEB, Sitiihle Simon, beloved Falrbank 07 02 Flavian- 57 21 Ft. Worth 47 23 Galveston 47 37 Grand Junction 39 17 Helena 49 12 HenolulU 78 69 Indianapolis 24 00 Jackson, Miss 30 14 Jacksonville ..,.53 48 Juneau 44 39 Kansas City 38 20 Las Vegas 60 30 Little Rock 35 15 Louisville 31 10 AAedford, Ora 50 35 Memphis 3 16 Miami Beach 77 67 Midland. Tex 59 26 Milwaukee 13 15 Mlnneepoilj-SI, Paul 27 04 New Orleans 35 32 New York 28 16 North Platte 47 19 Oklahoma Cltv 37 2 Omaha 34 00 Philadelphia 25 04 Phoenix 65 30 Pittsburgh 23 04 Portland, Ma 16-4 CEMETERY LoM-CrypH mother of Lawrence and Lester Gottlieb, sister of Ren Simon, grandmother of Jeffrey Aaron, Andrea and I.eah Gntilipb. Services 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Slnal Mortnary, Donations may he made to your favorite charitv.

1 2 1 1.3 "12 50 4.0 1 I I I I 2 4:32 2.3 10:37 0 0 Hloh Low Hioh Low STKW tRT, I mollne Theodora. Armtrone Familv, directors. STOI IKKR, Amelia beloved mother of Henrietta Hunt. Krls-tma YnitnRtnan, Alherta Parker. Vera Stezaker.

Cleorglna Hunt and Stolliker. Salvation Army aervlees Thursday, 3 p.m., at Grare Chapel, Jnjjlewood Cemetery. Snyder'd Sonthwest Mortnary. director. Contributions to IeaRUP of Merry, rare of Salvation Army.

InRlewood, would be apprerialed. 3 12:43 4.0 3:32 2 4 11:27 1 4 4 1:3 4.1 4:47 2 5 "12:23 4.4 7:35 0.3 LAWN GRAVES GARDEN CRYPTS SENSIBLE PRICES Roosevelt Mem. Park. FA. 1-0482 INGL.

Park Cemetery. Dbl. Lots In Resthaven. Wllllno to Mil unit or separately. FR.

lncluo cart. OL. 1-3154. Br. GUZMAX, Dtnotat p.m.

Recitation of Rosary Friday, B.m.. Fdwards Brothers' Sea trniperaturea; Lemf Beach, San Colonial. Requiem Mass Satur ta Monica, 5. day, fi a.m., at St. Thomas Church.

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ADDRESS ortm mmnrn ADVEimSKMF.NT Heart Gas? Stop ChoKfnf Heart Gas in 5 Minutes or your 354 bxk Or BsH-ins tablets first sign ef disris. kd in ba or pockat for ready relief. SO fast and sure you can't billevi It. No harmful rjruv Gst todav. Send nostal to BiHjios.

I I Forest Lawn-Glendale. HOGSTEDT, Barbara, ife of Carl, mother of Rov. Clifford. Elaine Horstedt and Jean Hssselqulst. Services 10 a m.

Friday at Cites. Kingsley tt Gales, Santa Monlra. HORN BECK, Rur! beloved hu band Of Margaret Homberk. Services Tfiurtday, 8 It Snyder' Sonthweat Mortnary. I UU I LI LU VUtf TllTH IU I Ainizinf 4MCW a aciamtific dental labo.

ratnrypiastic (Iowa on, fitaplaUa exactly to tha fums. Not a fimmick a rail labo ratory relina, aimpiified for aaay hem use. Givta a beautifulStawry tune. Don't I -wait. Get-tMCZWnowwily SLtiat ItHitlFTY 4 OTHER 0XUOOISTS.

Rapid City 62 29 Red Bluff 57 35 Reno 54 23 Richmond 37 '6 Stcramenfe 50 49 St. Lffjii 26 06 Salt Lan City 25 21 til Antonio 54 2J San F-enciiea 40 46 STATE. CITY. i (additional names an separata sheet may be attached to this farm) I Onnieburf, for liberal free simple. InBiiannairanxraBHiiMii jm.

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