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Daaths, Funarol Anneuneamanli 18 o0janstlf0mesl2 ll WEIN8HENKF.R, Helen, beloved Weather Conditions May 20, 1966 A A A wite ot vt. waymonn wein-ihenker, loving daughter of William and Sarah Zurkerman. Shouts, Curses Disrupt Johnson Talk to UAW devoted lister of Marion Le- wlnter, Robert and Dr bander Zuckerman, also survived by nieces ana nepnews. Service Sunday 2 p.m. at Hillside Memorial farn cnapei C.pnmnn Mnrtnarv directors BY HARRY BERNSTEIN Timei Libsr Editor WILIJTS.

beloved mother of Lucretla A. Anderson, step-mother of Mrs. Alice Kohier. Service lt a.m. Monday.

Wee KlrK o- tne neamer, oresi Part MAY 21,1 966 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (For Saturday. May II, 1N) FORECASTS San Franclsca 'lay Areat Mostly fair throush Sunday except high tog near the ecean extending inland In the mornings. High today In San Francisco 40, Oakland id, San Mate and San Rafael M. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. afternoons.

Northern and Central California: Mostly fair through Sunday except coastal fog and low cloudiness. Partly cloudy extreme north Sunday. Few thunderstorms Sierras In afternoons. Slightly cooler Inland today and cooler all areas Sunday. Sierra Navadai Mostly fair through Sunday except few afternoon thunderstorms mostly higher elevations.

Cooler Sunday. San Joaauln Valley! Fair through Sunday. Slightly cooler delta area today and cooler all of valley Sunday. High today to 98 except to 88 In delta area. Northwesterly wind 5 to 1J m.p.h.

afternoons. Santa Maria-San Luis Oblipe Coastal Lawn-uienaaie. Vorpat Ijwi Miirtuarv. WILSON, MirhaeJ, formerly of Detroit, beloved husband of Bertha, devoted father of Betty "'Pal i 65 56'' chico 1 75. J02 Ch).

85 I I oHOMciivr 80. 60 Wel'HOtNIX I uavis- ana riamuei j. wuson brother of Ben and Julius W1I son and Svlvia Davis, grand father of 5, great-grandfather of 4. Servfce Sunday 10 a.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel Mallnow A Silverman Mortuary, directors.

WOKR. Fook. Services 1 p.m. Saturday address, the demonstrators left the auditorium, without further incident. As the tension began to decrease, Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz ad-v dressed the convention, which was meeting Friday night to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the union's founding.

He called Mr. Johnson the "most effective liberal who has ever held the office of President." The mood of the convention was further improved when comedian Danny Kaye was awarded a special UAW citation "for his years of devotion to the cause of peace through the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund," Mav zi at tne Chinese ivietno-dist Church. 825 North Hill Area: High fog night and mornings but iruKtlv tunnv in the afternoons through Street. Interment Inglewood Sunday. Hi9h today 65 to 70.

West to Park Cemetery. Gutlerre Weher, directors. northwest wind 10 to 15 Knots afternoons. Monterey Bay Area: Low overcast and ni xi I i vtju' -tjm FIGURf? SHOOT MAXIMUM TFMprRftTUPF FOR THf fog night and mornings but mostly sunny In the afternoons through Sunday. High today 60 to 70.

Westerly wind 10 to 15 IN MEMORIAM In UulnM mamv Knots in the afternoons. Southern Nevada: Partly cloudy today and Sunday with a few scattered afternoon FRED BERRIGAN, May 11, Wl His Agnes Berrlgan. WEATHER FRONTS WARM CO10 MBaBBUHH OCCWDED STATIONARY JOHNSON Continued from First Page ought to be not just any job for everybody, but a job that uses all every man and woman has to offer. "Let's start thinking about full potential as we have thought about full employment "Let'3 faca it squarely that a serious default of social policy and social justice is the inadequacy of the attention we give to the potential of our older people. "We haven't started to think honestly about how to give meaning to that part of life which lies beyond the age of 60 or 65 or 70.

"Let's work to build a whole new ideal of what ought to be the meaning of growing old. Our concept today is still cushioned by the problems of the '30s. In the same vein, the President urged Americans to abandon the idea that education is only for the young. He also urged hem to make better use of their leisure time. The President, who said he spoke to the UAW as an "optimist," recalled that this week marks the 12th anniversary of the Supreme Court's 1954 school desegregation order.

Since that historic day, he said, the people have begun to realize that what is written in the law must also be "written in the daily chapter of their lives." "To be born equal is God doing," he said. "To live equal is up to us." RAIN l'' WIND DIRECTION thunderstorms. Highs today to 105. COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception to Mexican order: FUNERAL NOTICE i STONE, Frank of 1111 Eubank, Wilm Variable winds 5 to I knots night and morning hours becoming mostly west to southwest 10 to 18 knots In afternoons today and Sunday. Considerable cloudiness ington, survived ov wife Bess, 1 daughters Mildred Peachy and Edna Hamric, 3 sisters, 1 brother, 4 grand NATION'S WEATHER This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions Friday.

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. night and mornings becoming mostly sunny In afternoons both days. Little temperature change.

WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY children and 4 great-grand children. Service Monday 10:30 a.m. at Wilmington Funeral Home Chapel. Interment Roosevelt Memorial Park. A low pressure through over Interior California extends southeastward into central Mexico.

A small low center is located near Needles, California. High pressure continues off the West Coast with a moderately strong onshore flow of marine air. A weak weather front has moved into southern British Columbia and jFunetal Directors extends westward hto the Pacific from the central Washington coast. A flow of moist somewhat unstable air at upper levels into the interior Pacific southwest Death, Funeral Announcements Josephine. Rosary Sunday evening 8 o'clock at the ('a Ha nun Mortuary, 1301 N.

Western Ave. Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m. at Mother of Good Counsel Church. Entombment Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum. LUBOTSKV, Jacob I.

West wood Village Mortuary, MAHER, Harry A. Forest Lawn-Glendale, SillitiTll is causing a few afternoon thundershow- ers. There is considerable cloudiness UltoIMilj CyflrtZucUuL. 18 COMMUNITY LOCATIONS DUNKIRK 8-2481 'SNTA SaVr; I -r- MT WILSON! rl 5fl 78 I "70S 5ANIFPNA60INO pvicctNTtR 6bioo1 MALLOW. Julia.

Armstrong Family, directors; MANSELL, Glenn Klrny. West wood Village Mortuary. FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemeterv Toaeth.tr Funeral Flowers from J2.S0 along most of the West Coast. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Locally heavy rains once again lashed eastern Texas. Thunderstorms thoroughly drenched the Houston area.

More than four inches (4.01) fell. Showers and thunderstorms are spread over a malor portion of the Gulf Coast. However, except for the heavy concentration In east Texas, amounts have been generally light. Thunderstorms are lining up across northeast Kansas and extend into Oklahoma and western Missouri. And scattered storms extend into the midwest.

A few showers are falling in the far northwest and lingering through New Eng Ham beloved Glendale Hollywood Hills SEA tEVft WESSURE 29. 8 INCHES OF MERCURY CL. 4-3111 HO. 4-S14J Cypress Covins Hills TA. 1-3131 M4-J671 President Johnson's address by telephone to the United Auto Workers convention in Long Beach was disrupted by shouts, curses and struggling Friday night as nearly 50 union delegates attempted to eject a group of demonstrators protesting the U.S.

role in Vietnam. The unionists threw punches at the demonstrators and ripped up their signs. The protesters were from the UCLA Vietnam Day Committee, according to Frederick Hoffman, who said he is a UCLA graduate student. Attention of the estimated 4,000 delegates and guests in the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium was riveted on the balcony throughout Mr. Johnson's talk as the handful of delegates shouted, spat and screamed at the peace demonstrators who were carrying large signs denouncing "LBJ's war." When his address was completed, the President was given a roaring ovation, in line with the repeated praise heaped on Mr.

Johnson by the UAW and its president, Walter Reuther. Many labor leaders, including AFL-CIO president George Meany, have been critical of some of Mr. Johnson's activities, especially in what they feel was the President's failure to press hard enough for such legislation as repeal of "right-to-iwork" laws and substantial increases in minimum wages. Meany has said the labor movement should follow an independent course, not tying itself to either political party. Reuther said he is going to work "within the framework of the Democratic Party in the tradition of Franklin Roosevelt and John F.

Kennedy." Reuther remarked afterwards: "This union will defend their right to disagree with our point of view, but these people need to understand that free speech does not mean you have a right to disrupt other people's meetings." The delegates buret into shouts of "Throw them out," but Reuther quieted the audience and said, "I ask that no one go near them or bother them. Just let them sit there." The demonstrators sat quietly, although they tried to hold on to their placards and signs, and shortly after Mr. Johnson's nr i "ri mi" 1 i 121 Venice Blvd. HI. t-Ut land.

A few light sprinkles are scattered! across the southern Rocky Mountain i areas. Temperatures remained quite warm across the south and east coast and mild springtime readings extended LUW AINU MlUn KtUILIIUINi TUK SANDiEGOVo SAN QIEC I I AO I AS We alio ew end operate The WESTWOOD VULAGE MORTUART LOCAL AREAS May 21,1366 over most of the western half of the 1211 eicsdoa. West LA, IK. 2-2414 i v. country.

However, the mercury rose above one hundred once more In the desert wife of Richard Markowltz, loving mother of Jonathan and Katherine Markowitz. Services Sunday. 1 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. MARSH, Daniel, born Feb.

10. 1941, in Joliet, 111., passed away Mav 18. 1966, he is survived by his mother Mrs. Mosella Marsh Hoskins, father Archie Marsh, of San Francisco, step-father Eli Hnslins nf 4616 Hillcrest Los Angeles, brothers Archie Marsh Jr. and Henry Marsh, a sister Mrs.

Joyce Vors-hurgh of Los Angeles, grandmother Mrs. Luviena Smith, of Joliet, 111.. 3 nieces, 3 nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Service 10 a.m. May 23 at Spalding I.a Rrea Chapel, 3045 S.

La Brea Ave. Interment inglewood Park Cemetery. (Visitation from 9 a.m. to p.m. Saturday and Sunday.) southwest.

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JURY INGLEWOOD Cemetery-Mortuary WITHIN INGLEWOOD CEMETERY TEL. 678-1251 LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Continued from First Page Bureau were as follows: Los Angeles 75 57 Apple Valley 92 53 Avalon Harbor 66 Bakersfield 98 69 GROMAN MORTUARIES JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS los Angeles Aj Valley A.ATR. 7 033S Beverly Hills 72 57 Big Bear Lake 72 40 Bishop 93 50 MORRISON. Mary.

Burbank Airport 80 56 Culver City 70 56 El Centro 99 49 Fresno Ira 61 Lake Arrowhead 72 54 Lake Isabella 93 55 MALINOW SILVERMAN LEADING JEWISH FUNERAL OIRECTORS RI. 9-1051 Groman Mortuary, airector. MORTARA. Loi loving wife of John, loving mother of Michael J. and Gregory C.

Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. and Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m., both at St. Francis de Sales Church, Sherman Oaks. .1. T.

Oswald Mortuary, North Hollywood, directors. Lake San Marcos 72 54 Long Beach 68 57 Newport 65 57 Palmdale 92 61 REED BR01tsTapiyG'i. LOS ANGELES Night and morning low clouds but mostly sunny afternoons today and Sunday BEACHES Cloudy until 1 1 a.m., then sunny. Highs in '60s; water, 63. Sea surface smooth.

Surfing, poor to fair. MOUNTAINS Scattered thundershowers and slightly cooler today. Partly cloudy Sunday. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Night and morning low clouds becoming mostly sunny in afternoons today ond Sunday. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Considerable cloudiness night ond early mornings becoming sunny in afternoons today and Sunday.

POMONA VALLEY Night and morning low clouds becoming mostly sunny in afternoons today and Sunday. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE Considerable cloudiness night and morning hours becoming sunny in afternoons today and Sunday. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS Scattered thunder showers today and partly cloudy Sunday. Highs today, mostly 90s upper valleys and 98 to 1 05 lower valleys. For latest information, dial 554-1212.

Palm Springs 103 48 Palm Springs Tram 63 38 Pasadena 79 57 Riverside 82 56 San Bernardino 83 54 DJt. tttttl ti XESS. Carl O. atttlful fttrbiti ') San Dieoo Forest Uiwn-tilenaaie. PIHLSTROM, Karl A.

West wood Village Mortuary. S04S W. WASHINGTON 732-61 IS San Gabriel 79 55 Santa Ana 74 57 Santa Barbara Airport 47 55 RICE. John husband of Nancy Cunningham O'Connor Santa Monica Pier ....41 57 LOS ANGELES Est. 1HI RI.

e-037 Mm, 1' I uB 1 continue after polling the jury and receiving assurances that none of them would be influenced. Friday's verdict was returned more than 24 hours after jurors received the case. New Trials Asked When the panel was dismissed, attorneys Albert Meloling for Hunt and Kenneth Biely for Smith moved for new trials citing, among other grounds, the alleged attempts at influence. Judge Westwick set May 31 for arguments, meanwhile ordering Smith and Hunt held in the County Jail. Sheriff Webster said the notebooks had been left in the jury box, and that the courtroom was supposed to be locked.

However, he said, the first aid class was scheduled there before the beginning of the trial and it was presumed that the class was admitted bv a custodian. ALHAMBRA CU. 3-MM HOLLYWOOD OL. S-72M Lee Itice, father of Jacqueline 1... James Philip J.

and Stephen B. Rice; son of Dr. and Mrs. Horace C. Rice.

Service Tuesday 10 a.m. at Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park. Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. ARMSTRONG FAMILY togetherness for over 50 years RICHARDSON, Esther Grlssen, be 1101 SOUTH HOPE STREET.

RI. 7111 loved wife of josepn u. tticn-arrlsnn. lovine mother of Joseph G. and Alan C.

Richard Bresee Bros. Gillette 50 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. RI. V-S11S Sine lltl EDWARDS BROTHERS IDon't fora.l Im i.nd t.lf.arfdi ireii.e, Downtown 1000 Venice Blvd.

RI.9-S281 Deaths, Funeral Announcement! Dtathi, Funeral Announcements son, loving sister ot tart uns-sen: also survived by 7 grandchildren. Services Mondav 10 a.m. at Vtter-McKiiiley's WHshlrr, 444 ROECK, Albert beloved father-in-law of Mrs. May Roeck, frandfather of Gary and Alan loeck. Service 10 a.m.

Monday, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. South Vermont. 'e East A. 3827 Whittier Blvd.

AN. 1-3431 itempto envelope tor your lompii ARNOLD. Lt. Col. Alan IT.S.A.F.

EBY. Dr. Harrer beloved bus. RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 97; low, 40. TEMPERATURES ANO PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST FRIDAY Albuquerque 80 54 Eureka 56 4 Flagstaff 75 37 Las Vegas 99 68 Phoenix 102 71 Portland, Ore.

70 51 Red Bluff 95 62 Reno 89 40 Sacramento 91 62 San Francisco 59 51 Yellowstone 103 77 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION FRIDAY 1 Preclpi- Statlon Max. Mln. tation Albany, N.Y 80 54 Amarlllo 92 61 Asheville 78 54 Atlanta 80 62 Billings 77 45 Birmingham 56 Bismarck 76 34 Boise 84 49 Boston 73 58 Brownsvlll 85 75 Buffalo 48 52 Burlington, Vt 73 53 Casper 77 34 Charleston, S.C 83 72 .01 Charleston, W.Va 79 ,51 Charlotte, N.C 85 4 Chicago 69 53 .18 Cincinnati 74 52 Cleveland 77 51 T. Columbus, 0 74 53 Denver 82 38 Nam Berce Brothers Address FOR INFORMATION CALL RI. M15I oana ot JUllzabetn s.

fcby, father of Mrs. Constance Ebv Charles, grandfather of Nicholas Ebv and Christine Charles. Service 1 p.m. Monday, City. City CALLAHAN MORTUARY SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES State nurc ot me Kecessional, GARDEN GROVE JE.

4-7574 ROTMAN. Ben. beloved husband of Mary, dear father of Minna Getz, Netta Earns. Sam and LOS ANGELES HO. 1-2264 roresi Liwn-oienaale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary. Jack Rotman and Charles not man. also survived bv 9 grand GUTIERREZ WEBER FLYNN, Thomas .1.. Vice-President ana Manager Bank nf Amorir-a 3 233 SO. VERMONT AT 3rd MA.

4-7097-98 Bit N. Broadway Requiem Mass Saturday. 10 children and 18 great-grandchildren. Service Sunday 3 p.m. at Hill- 'tzrr'vS HOUSE OF HALL a.m., at Mount carmel Church, 3300 East Vallev Road.

Santa Barbara. Rosarv Friday. 8 n.m.. lr S. Flower St.

RI. 9-1511 aide Memorial fars. inapei Groman Mortuary, directors. OPEN SUNDAY SURPLUS at the church. Directed by the LOS ANGELES MORTUARY SHAPIRO.

Lillian, beloved mother 154 Venice Blvd. 747-434 of Alan and Ben hnapiro. Services Sundav. 12 noon, at F.ripn Memorial Park Chapel DAVID J. MALLOY Is) In lieu of flowers, contributions in 1-ns Aneeles Hebrew High RI.

1-U4t 931 Venice Blvd. naiuer Mortuary, sama Barbara. FILLER, Bruce. Forest Lawn-Glendale. EVAN'S, Raymond father of Mil ton Evans, Shirlye M.

Alger, Betty R. Jensen and Dorcas F. Mider. also 12 grandchildren; brother of Margaret Rice. Des Moines 56 49 30 tttet.i, May is, i6.

at Ft. Ord. aged 66, a native of New York, resided at Pebble Beach. since 1960, a Veteran of W.W. W.W.

II and Korea; husband of Vivian Arnold of Pebble Beach, father of Susanna of Pacific Palisades and Howard W. of New Jersev, brother of Elizabeth Kauffma'n of New York Citv; also survived bv 7 grandchildren. Military honors and committal services will be held 2 p.m. Monday. Mav 23.

at Mountain View Cemetery. Altadena. Contributions, In memory of Col. Arnold, are preferred to Central Mission Trails Heart P.O. Box 191.

Monterey. Calif. BARSK1, Mary Agnes, beloved wife of Stanley N. Barskl, mother of Virginia Owen. Jean-nie Acosta and Bruce Brown, also survived by her parents Mr.

Mrs. Bruce Hunsinger, 2 brothers Frank and Ronald Hunsinger and 14 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosarv 7 p.m. Sunclav at Pierce Brothers' Southwest Chapel, 3918 W. Coniplon Lawndale.

Requiem Mass 8 a.m. Monday at St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Church, Torrance. BELL, Fred (Redt. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

BROWN. Joseph. (iroinan Mortuary, directors. BIRSTKIN, Norton T. Service Sunday 1 n.m.

i School. L. R. Shapiro Scholar LT Detroit 72 44 Duluth 60 42 .01 El Paso 90 45 Fargo 73 '33 CEMETERY Lots-CrypH ship Fund, may ne mane. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors.

Fort Worth 80 45 .97 1 lot Eventide Forest Lawn, Glen. Service Monriav 11:30 a at SHAW, Mildred, beloved mother of Helena 80 42 WSO. Mrs. Throp, 7953 San Rafael Dr Houston 80 70 94 Buena Park. 714-522-2979.

Indianapolis 78 48 Jacksonville 87 48 ROSEDALE Cemeterv. 3 lots together. Sanford and Morton: also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Services Sundav. 12 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. STEINWAY M-57" WAL STEINWAY A-6'4" EBONY STEINWAY A-6'4" WAL from IOUIS XV iZACQQ STEINWAY CONSOLE MAH. 319 STEINWAY BUNGALOW WAL. Call wknds. 637-1600.

Kansas City 74 59 02 Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park, whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. FOR. MAX, Ruth. Serlce Sunday 12 noon at Hillside Memorial Park chapel.

i 1 1 Glawhand Memorial Chaoels. directors. FOREST Lawn 2 to 6 Spcs. Churchyard. Family prefers contributions to Level Choice.

Sac. OL. 1-3154, Br. the City of Hope. INGLEWOOD PARK.

Iris. Two plots. SILVER, Mollle, beloved mother of GOXZA LEZ. Nellie 8. 443-5247.

Little Rock 83 54 Louisville 78 49 Memphis 81 54 Miami Beach 82 79 Midland, tex 90 43 Milwaukee 44 49 Minneapolis-St. Paul 48 38 New Orleans 81 45 New York 84 59 North Platte 79 44 Oklahoma City 84 54 Jerry Silver and Gertrude Rose: also survived by 1 brother, 4 sisters, 3 grandchildren and 8 unningliam O'Connor. GORDON, Anna M. Forest Lawn-Glrnrial. HENRY F.

MILLER CtTAC FT. CONCERT Grand. Superb ton. Full Price 3t! MARSHALL WENDELL tiAA AMPICO PLAYER GRAND (educed 'tUU $375 ea. 714-429-4670.

great-grandchildren. INGLEWOOD Park. 1 grav in Con GOTTLIEB, Anna, beloved mother cordia Plot, $300. TE. J-3893.

Services Sunday, 12 noon, at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow A Silverman Omaha 65 50 65 LAWN graves-Mausoleum, sensible prices. Roosevelt Memorial pane i-a. -oti. directors.

Philadelphia 81 43 Pittsburgh 74 53 oi Clara Kosencrantz, Bettv Leshner, Joey Bishop. Morris and Harry Gottlieb, also survived by grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Service Sundav 11 a.m. at Mount Slnal Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary directors SINGER, Joe.

Portland, Me 49 50 .15 Willen-Glashand Hollywood Memorial Chapel, 7700 Santa Mon Malinow Silverman Mortuary, Raleigh 84 45 .57 Esther, beloved wife RENT r1 HAINLEY, Martha born in Al- ot haul, aevoied motner ot Meyer Silverstein, Steven Knight, Mrs. Sylvia Dusick and Rapid City 74 41 Richmond 82 46 St. Louis 80 51 St. Petersburg-Tampa 88 73 Salt Lake City 82 36 San Antonio 85 71 ica CIVO. CABLE, Arthur beloved husband of Lyndall Cable and loving grandfather of Arthur B.

Cable. Notice of funeral later by Bresee Brother A Sun, Moon, Tide ew er 511 utr 3C m9b Ou- oo Out GULBRANSEN SPINET TYPE Wal full pr. $225 STARR BABY GRAND perfect, full price $545 64 NOTE PIANOS excellent tone, from. $1 95 WURLITZER Antique white gold. Reduced $300 BALDWIN Acrosonic.

Reduced $250 MARSHALL I WENDELL Baby Grand, Wal. '300 ESTEY FULL CONSOLE Wal. Full Price. $385 PRACTICE PIANOS From $79 350 OTHER TOP NAMES, SPINETS, GRANDS, STUDIOS Our Exclusive 10 Vr. Written Guarantee No Money Down Up to 48 Mo.

to Pay SPINETS cDiunc Mrs. Lillian Marx. Service Sunday 3 p.m. at Sault Ste. Marie 54 43 .07 F.eternal Light Chapel.

Eden STUDIOS 700 Shreveport 84 60 Spokane 75 47 PLAYER PIANOS CALKINS. J. Clifford, husband of Virginia L. Calkins, father of li I CONSOLES mV. Tucson 92 66 .04 May 20 May 27 June 3 June 10 Memorial ParK.

Willen-GIa. hand Memorial Chapels, directors. SMl'LL, Hvman Benjamin. Groman Mortuary, directors. toona, March 1, 1872.

survived by 3 sons Wilfred George F. and Edgar F. Hain-ley: 6 daughter! Ethel R. Cope-land. Bertha R.

Slaven. Helen M. Lelnen, Ann M. Reinlg. Barbara L.

Wilson, Vivian G. Marin; 46 grandchildren. 189 greatgrandchildren, 1 great -greatgrandchild. Rosary May 19 and Mass Mav 20. both at Christ the King Catholic Church.

Interment Monday. Mav 23. Portsmouth la Clifford Calkins, Steven Roy Calkins, Steven Paul Cole and Jan Catherine Calkins! son NEW RECONDITIONED ELECTRIC PUMP Reduced From $200.00 SATURDAY. MAY 21 Sun rises 5:48 a.m., sets 7:51 p.m. Moon rises 4:40 a.m., sets 9:39 p.m.

Washington 84 61 Wichita 89 56 ALASKAN STATIONS Fairbanks 52 40 of Ferguson J. Calkins, broth SPENCER, Flora M. E. Vollmar, TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR er oi Maroia M. Heesecker.

Service Monriav 2r.tn at passed away May 19. IHtib. Juneau 44 35 .09 Low High Low Hign HAWAIIAN STATION Service 1 p.m. Monday at Mountain View Mortuary, 2400 21 11:30 3.5 Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose 22 3.3 Honolulu 82 61 .12 IM.

air uaKs Altadena DU 2-2113 OPEN DAILY to MON. FRI. to HOLT, Oscar aged 52, of Los 23 3.2 Zimmering Pianos 3:48 2.1 10:12 4.0 4:24 2.4 10:54 5.9 5:06 2.7 11:42 5.7 6:18 2.9 5.3 Lone Beach. 44; STAFFORD, Grace Tale, wife of 24 2:54 3.3 Denotes p.m. Ocean temperatures the late rank Wilson Mattora, prominent Los Angeles attorney, and mother of the late CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 71 44 Edmonton 70 38 T.

Montreal 70 53 Ottawa 70 47 XI Regina 77 35 Santa Monica. 62. (All time daylight saving) Angeies, beloved brother of El-vyn Holt and Loucille Campbell, uncle of Nellie Uhl and Elizabeth Villarreal, nephew of Julia DuPlessis. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at Holt Trinity Church.

Requiem Mass Monday 8 a.m. at above Church. Entombment San Fernando Mission Cemetery, The Valley Funeral Home, Bur-bank, dlrertnrn Julian late Stafford. Service 2 p.m. Saturday, Forest Lawn-Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary. Toronto 47 45 .25 8TALLER, Lee beloved wife of Winnipeg 41 40 Vancouver 43 49 FOREIGN CITIES City Weather Temp mils Mortuary, mrecting. CANZONERI, Paulina, beloved sister of Antonio, Salvador. Gios-' seppe and Nicolina Alessi. loving sister-in-law of Tonv R.

Canzoneri of 3642 North Earle Rosemead, Nina Fa I zone and Josephine Leto. Recitation of Rosarv Sunday 8 p.m. at Pierce Brothers' San Gabriel, 1136 East Las Tunas Drive. Requiem Mass Monday 10 a.m. at St.

Anthonv Catholic Church, 3679 North San Gabriel Blvd. Entombment Calvarv Mausoleum. CONCANXON. John P. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

CREBS. Raymond of 360 E. Erna, LaHabra, survived bv 2 daughters Charlotte Anderson Frank A. Staller. Privates service Monday Mav 23 at Pierce Brothers- Berlin Partly cloudy 59 HONER, Jack (Jacob), beloved htis- F'red A.

Turner, South Pasade na. PUBLIC SALE BEGINNING TODAY BEST SLIMLINE jlumMent ufiU OF DEPT. OF WATER POWER BLDG. Madrid Clear 79 Mexico City Partly cloudy 84 Paris Cloudy 57 Rome Cloudy 64 STEINBERG, Esther, beloved mother of Henrv Meinnerg and Mrs. Sophie Brown of San Die Tokyo Cloudy oano ot tva, tatner of Morris B.

and Irving Honer and Mrs. Bessie Hill, also survived by 6 grandchildren. Service 12 noon Sundav. Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Morfimrv go: also survived tty grandchildren and 1 VITAL RECORDS Services Sunday.

11 a.m.. at HORN. Nina Ruth, wife of John S. of whittier and Eleanor Bover of North Hollywood. 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, born May 9, 1879.

passed away May 20, 1966: oldest mem- Willen-Glashand Midtnwn Memorial Chapel, 901 West Wash ineton Blvd. STEM PEL. David. Horn mother of John S. Horn III; sister of Ernest, Rov, Rav.

Don. Richard. Jack. l. Former City Attorney Dies Former City Atty.

John M. Concannon, 74, who retired in 1063 after 44 years' service, was found dead in bed Friday in his home at 401 N. Kingsley Drive. Mr. Concannon, who had lived alone since the recent death of his sister, was last seen Wednesday by his landlord, police said.

He leaves a brother, George Concannon of Re-dondo Beach. Funeral services are pending at Callanan liam, Jean and Beatrice Cramer Service Sundav 2 B.m. at oer ot Aipna Tau umega Fraternity. Indiana. S00 UP Eternal Light Chapel, Eden Me 4 FEET WITH 4 BULBS 3 MODELS TO SELECT FROM and Inez Jester, also 1 grand child.

Service 10 a.m. Monday at morial rarx. wuien-biatnana Deatfcs Funeral Announetmints ALPERT, Bertha of Bellflower, formerly of Chicaeo. beloved wife of the late Samuel' devoted mother of Udell and Hvman Service Monday 1 m. at Memorial Chaoels.

directors. loieman i nanei, ia Habra. Rev. John Parker, of Rainbow Chapel. Rose Hills Me- STONE R.

Etta. ficiant. Interment Inglewood Services Sunday, p.m., at niurtai ram, wnuuer. nose Hills Mortnarv. directing Willen-Glashand Hollywood Memorial Chapel, 7700 Santa Mon lea Blvd.

both of Chicago and Rosaline Besser of Lakewood. alster of HORWIT, Fannie, beloved mother of Charlotte Grant David and Harry Hochman, also survived ram cemetery. CRISWELL, Anna. Forest Lawn-Glendal. de VILLARROEL.

Mrs. Remedions. Cnnnineliam A O'Connor. THOMPSON. Louis at Santa FEET WITH 2 AND 4 BULBS 10 4 125 FEET WITH AND BULBS 1 5 Monica, loving mother of Rob rjy grannchlldren ana 7 greatgrandchildren.

Service 10 a.m. Sundav DODSON. Arlehi of Unlted-Carr ert K. nompson ana Mrs. Vir ginia uoraon: sister of Andrew Mount Sinai Memorial Park Max Goldblatt of Chicago, grandmother of 4.

Service Sunday. 11 at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Mallnow A Silverman Mortuary, directors. ANL1RKR, Vinrinf. Arnixtrnng Family, directors.

Henry J. and Rubertus Seubert beloved wife of William loving mother of William D. Dodson. Rosarv Sundav. 5 at and Mrs.

Wallace Morden. Perfect for Office, Stores, Showrooms, Factories, Schools, Den, Workshop, Garages Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary. Recitation of Rosarv Sundav 7:30 p.m. In the Chanel of ('a hot A Bonn.

Pasadena. Re Moeller, Murphy Moeller. di HOWARD, Sarah, beloved mother of Charles and Sevmour. dear sister of 1 Ostrian, Charles and Paul Linn: also sur rectors, Montana Ave. at quiem Mass Monday.

a.m., at St. Andrew Church, Pasadena. DREAS. Albert W. of North Hollv- Kenneth Dale, formerly of Honolulu afted 34, passed wa.v May 17, beloved husband mmm irmr 3 Fairbanks-Morse 40 HP electric pumps with motors, Model 5502, with all switches, controls gauges.

Ventilating Fans. tiama Monica. Iteqtuem Mass Mondav 10 a.m. In St Walnut and Oak, beautifully finished. Wood Paneling, Shelves, Doors, Partitions, with or without glass panels.

Drinking Fountains. owner tttwTsn vived by 1 granddaughter. Services Kunriav. 1 D.m.. at Hollywood, loving husband of ot erieoa, loving son of Mr and Mrs.

.1 Anhlnol Groman-Fden Mortuary Chanel. lloOO Sepulveda Blvd. Groman nensuat Mrs. Anna urean. tatner of Mrs.

Geraldlne LaMore and Gerald A. Drean. Recitation of the Rosarv dear brother of Jovcelin Wright, nephew of Louia and Herman Archinal. Service 2 Salnrriav Mortuary, oirectors. KING.

Charles C. Monica's Church. 715 California Santa Monica. Tl'R John E. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

WARBHOFSKY. Rose. Services Sundav. 1f a st Hollywood Cemeterv Chapel. Wlllen-Glaahand Memorial Chapel, directors.

OLD WATER AND POWER BUILDING, 207 SO. BROADWAY 628-8480 Service at fhanel nf Chimes. Sunday. 7 p.m.. at J.

T. Oswald Mortuary, North Hollywood. Re- fcfi Xlland Torrance Mortuary, '5310 Inglewood Park Cemetery, 12 OPEN DAILY MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M.

TO 5:30 P.M. vv. lorrance mvn. interment tilem Mass Monriav, 8 a.m., at t. Charles Church.

noon Mondav. I tter-McKIn ley's Yiewpark, directors. Ihrier Entarpriiet oresi Lawn-cypregs..