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USA vS BRITISH COMMONWEALTH Dual Track and Field Meet ORDER YOUR Saturday July 8 Sunday July 9 TICKETS NOW Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Times International Games 637 S. Hill Los Angeles, Calif. 90014 Please reserve seats for Saturday and seats for Sunday at $5 for each seat per day $4 for each seat per day Enclosed is my check or money order for Please include 25 cents for mailing and handling (please print clearly) Name. City- Zip. Sponsored for Charity by the Los Angeles Times GAME TO CAP USC FOOTBALL DRILLS The fruits of 20 days of spring labor will be dangled before the knowInge gaze of USC Trojan football fans this afternoon.

Coach John McKay's 1967 club will wind up its spring drills with the annual intrasquad game at Cromwell Field. The game won't begin until 4 p.m., so that area fans can enjoy the best of two worldstrack (the USC UCLA meet) and football. The spring-long quarterback battle between senior Toby Page and sophomore Mike Holmgren will continue today, with Page quarterbacking the Red unit and Holmgren the White. 0 $5 per day $4 per day In a scrimmage a week ago, Holmgren hit on 18 of 28 for 227 yards and a touchdown, and Page on 24 of 43 for 236 yards. Joining Holmgren in the Whites' backfield will be tailback Steve Dale, flanker Rikki Aldridge and fullback Mike Hull, who was Troy's leading ball carrier last season, with 502 yards and a 6.7 Page in the Reds' starting unit will be senior tailback Steve Grady, flanker Jim Lawrence and fullback Dan Scott, one of the Trojans' finest spring players so far.

Last Saturday, Scott gained 148 yards in 24 carries. Prep Standouts Sign 'Letters of Intent' A11-CIF quarterback Rick Pope, who led El Rancho High to the CIF Southern Section's AAAA football crown last fall, has signed letter of intent to enroll at UCLA in September. Pope, who also is an honor student, was among several hundred high school and junior college athletes from across the nation who signed letters of intent for AAWU schools. Meanwhile, halfback Mickey Cureton, the CIF player of the year from Centennial High, who is the target of an intense recruiting battle between UCLA and USC, has not yet signed a letter of intent. USC also picked up a fine array of football talent, including All-CIF end Terry DeKraai from Long Beach City College, halfback Mike Jeter of Gardena, who also is a star hurdler; Walt Failor, an all-state end from Aberdeen, the Morgan twins, Jim and Mike, from Mater Dei High in Santa Ana, and Wayne Yary of Bellflower, whose older brother, Ron, is an All- American tackle at Troy.

The Trojans also got three top basketball players in Verne Chadwick of Covina, Hal Calbom of Longview, and Ivan, Browning of Ponte Vedra, plus pole vaulter Paul Heglar of Pasadena City College. Also intending to enroll at UCLA are fullbacklinebacker Bob Bartlett, All-City tri-player of the year from Carson High; Doug Diebolt, Northern California lineman of the year from Los Altos, and quarterback Bill Susa, AllCity tri-player of the year from Reseda. In addition, the Bruins got Wayne Collett, star sprinter quarter miler from Gardena High, and Jeff Borowiak, a top junior tennis player from Lafayette. Signing a letter of intent means the athlete must enroll at that school if he plans to compete athletically in the AAWU. However, he still must be accepted for entrance, and the letter of intent does not prevent him from competing at a non-conference school or a junior college.

Smith Favored to Win Sectional Singles Title Stan Smith, USC's No. 1 tennis player, is favored to win the men's singles title in the 81st annual Southern California Sectional championships, which begin a nine-day run at 9 a.m. today at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Seeded behind Smith are, in order, Allen Fox, winner of the Pacific Southwest crown last year; Bob Lutz of USC, Jim Osborne of the University of Utah, Jim McManus of Berkeley, Gary Rose of UCLA, Steve Tidball of UCLA and Dave Reed, now a post-graduate student at UCLA. Smith was a finalist last: year in the Southern Cal tourney, losing to Arthur Ashe, who is playing in Atlanta in preparation for the Davis Cup team's next matches at Mexico City.

In women's singles, Tory Fretz of Los Angeles, who lost to Billie Jean King in the finals last year, is top- BOWLING SCRIBES FETE TONIGHT Naming of the 1967 Southern California "Bowlers of the Year" and the annual all-star teams will highlight the 15th Bowling Writers Awards Banquet at 6:30 tonight in the Statler Hilton Hotel. Geoff Edwards of KFI Radio will be master of ceremonies. Irish Oppose Old Timers SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI)-Notre Dame's 1967 football team gets a nationwide preview of its prospects today when the varsity squad meets former players in the annual old timers' game to wind up spring practice. The game will be nationally televised (Channel 7, 5 p.m.

PDT) and is expected to draw an audience of more than 20,000 into Notre Dame Stadium. Stars expected to appear with the old timers include linemen Paul Seiler, Tom Regner, Alan Page, Tom Rhoades, George Goeddeke, Jim Lynch and John Horney, and backs Nick Eddy and Larry Conjar, all of the 1966 Notre Dame national championship team. Genuine old timers are expected to include Jim Kelly, George Izo, Red Mack, Leon Hart, Gus Cifelli, and John Lattner. Troy Wages Baseball War With Bruins USC's No. 1-ranked baseball team tangles with No.

3-rated UCLA at 10 a.m. today on Bovard Field in a Pacific 8 game to be telecast over Channel 11. The Trojans won four straight from the Bruins last season and hold a 103- 31 edge in the series which dates back to 1928. The standings: Pet. GBL Stanford .833 USC .750 Wash.

State .250 UCLA .778 Oregon State -PANTONA .500 Oregon .800 California .222 Washington .000 Today's Schedule UCLA at USC, Channel 11, 10 a.m. California at Stanford Oregon at Oregon State Washington State at Washington Fish Report The Times accepts and publishes the catch count as a public service. Any responsibility for accuracy is that of the landing operator. SANTA MONICA-33 anglers: 27 hallbut, 22 bass. OXNARD-22 anglers: 220 rock cod, 1 ling cod, 1 cow cod.

SAN PEDRO (22nd St. Landing)-9 anglers; 3 barracuda, 4 calico bass. Norm's Landing)-32 anglers: 42 calico bass, 24 rock cod. SAN DIEGO, (Pt. Loma)-88 anglers: 32 yellowtail, 36 halibut, 43 calico bass, 43 rock cod.

PORT HUENEME-30 anglers: 581 rock cod, 11 ling cod, 4 cow cod. MALIBU PIER-20 anglers: 20 halibut, 42 bass. REDONDO-39 anglers: 47 bass, 32 bonito, 3 halibut, 225 rock cod, 16 cow cod. Barge-38 anglers: 14 bonito, 22 mackerel, 11 halibut, 42 rock cod. SEAL BEACH-34 anglers: 2 barracuda, 25 sand bass, 47 halibut.

PARADISE COVE-32 anglers: 8 hallbut, 11 bass, 186 rock cod, 2 ling cod. LONG BEACH (Pacific Landing)-37 anglers: 1 barracuda, 46 halibut, 8 bass. (Belmont Pier)-11 anglers: 41 halibut, 2 bass. Barge-13 anglers: 8 barracuda, 16 mackerel. (Pierpoint Landing)-37 anglers: 1 barracuda, 46.

bass, 1 white sea bass, 3 rock cod, 27 halibut. OCEANSIDE-45 anglers: 10 barracuda, 127 bass, 1 halibut. MARINA VA DEL REY-15 anglers: 188 rock cod, halibut. VENTURA-8 anglers: 23 salmon, 50 bass, 2 barracuda. SAN CLEMENTE-28 anglers: 121 hallbut, 27 Surf Report Surf reports issued by lifeguard stations Friday follow: DEL MAR BEACH-Surf 1-2 west swell, southwest wind 7-8 m.p.h., water temp.

59, air 65. Surfing poor. HUNTINGTON BEACH-Surf 2-4 south swell, west wind 23 m.p.h., water temp. 58, air 60. Surting poor.

NEWPORT BEACH-Surf 3 west swell, southwest wind 10 m.p.h., water temp. 57.2, air 64. Surfing poor. REDONDO BEACH Surf 2-3 west swell, southwest wind 20 m.p.h., water temp. 58, air 63.

Surfing fair. good. PLAYA DEL REY-Surf 1 west swell, west wind 10-15 m.p.h., water temp. 57, air 57. Surling poor.

SANTA MONICA-Surf 2-3 southwest swell, southwest wind 10-12 m.p.h., water temp. 60, air 60. Surfing poor. VENICE BEACH 1 southwest swell, west-southwest wind 14 m.p.h., water temp. 57, air 63.

Surfing poor. ZUMA BEACH Surf 3 south swell, south wind 8 m.p.h., water temp. 54, air 60. Surfing poor. SAN CLEMENTE BEACH- Surf 2-3 west swell, north wind 5 m.p.h., water temp.

57, air 66. Surfing good. Soccer Standings NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE Western Division PIs.GF GA St. Louis 11 TOROS California 30 Chicago Toronto 10 Eastern Division GF GA Pittsburgh 2 15 Philadelphia Baltimore Atlanta New York Friday's Results No games scheduled Today's Schedule Pittsburgh at Philadelphia New York at Baltimore Only games scheduled WEATHER REPORT FORECASTS San Francisco Bay Area: Fair through Sunday except for night and morning low overcast. Warmer today.

High 63 to 70. Westerly wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. afternoons. Northern and Central California: riable cloudiness clearing North portion today and South portion tonight. Coastal low overcast with clearing North part today and Sunday, and local afternoon clearing otherwise.

Warmer Northern part today and Central part Sunday. Sierra Nevada: Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and chance of thunderstorm mainly afternoons and evenings South portion. Clearing Northern ranges today and Southern ranges Sunday. Warmer North part today and slightly warmer South part Sunday. San Joaquin Valley: Variable cloudiness, tonight then mostly fair Sunday, Warmer Sunday.

High today 68 to 75. West to northwest wind 5 to 15 m.p.h. Santa Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Fair through Sunday except for night and morning low overcast. Slightly warmer Sunday, High today 65 to 72. Northwesterly wind 10 to 20 knots afternoons.

Monterey Bay Area: Overcast night and mornings but fair otherwise through Sunday, Slightly warmer Sunday. High today 58 to 65. Northwesterly wind 10 to 20 knots afternoons. Southern Nevada: Mostly sunny and slightly warmer through Sunday, Highs today 72 to 85. COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception to Mexican Border: variable winds in morning hours becoming westerly 10 to 18 knots in afternoons today and Sunday.

Variable clouds but mostly sunny days. Little temperature change. OFFICIAL (For Saturday, May 6) WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY A 1036-millibar high is centered at 41 degrees North and 138 degrees West with a the ridge center of to high Southwestern pressure extending Canada. from The trough of low pressure aloft across Central Nevada-Central California thence offshore is filling slowly. A 1015-millibar surface low on the coast of Northern California is expected to fill slowly also.

For the Ensenada Yacht Race, light variable winds till 10 a.m. After 10 a.m. northwest 10 to 15 knots. Partly cloudy skies. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY The national weather outlook for today: Sunny skies will border nation from New Mexico to California and Washington, across the Northern Rockies and plains, into the Upper Mississippi Valley and Michigan, and from New England to North Carolina and Florida.

The remainder of the nation, from the Rockies to the Appalachians, will have cloudy and wet weather. Rain will prevail from the Central Plains into West Virginia, and showers and thundershowers from the Southern Plains to Western Virginia, tending south through most of Texas and across the Gulf states into extreme Northern Florida. It will be warmer for the Pacific Coast and the Northern Tier states into Minnesota. Slightly cool weather will prevail for New England. Otherwise little temperature change is expected for the rest of the nation.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station Max. Min. Los Angeles 65 54 Apple Valley 69 Avalon Harbor 62 Bakersfield 68 51 Beverly Hills Big Bear Lake 30 Bishop Burbank Airport EI Centro Fresno Lake Arrowhead 35 Long Beach 53 Mt. Baldy Notch Needles I Newport Northridge Palmdale Palm Springs Tram Pasadena Riverside San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel Santa Ana Santa Monica Pier Barbara Airport 839 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, low, TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION FAR WEST FRIDAY ON PrecipiStation- Max.

Min. tation Albuque: que 78 Eureka Flagstaff Las Vegas Phoenix Portland, Ore. Reno Sacramento San Francisco Seattle Yellowstone 52 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION FRIDAY PrecipiStation- Max, Min, tation Albany, N.Y, 56 38 T. Anchorage 71 46 43 52 30. Atlanta Asheville 68 .02 Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston .06 Buffalo Burlington, Vt.

.09 Brownsville Casper .03 Charleston, S.C. .01 Charleston, W. Va. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland .04 Des Moines .10 Columbus, 0. Denver Detroit Duluth El Paso Fairbanks .02 Fargo Fort Worth .02 Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis .02 Juneau Kansas Jackson, Jacksonville City Miss.

.79 Little Louisville Memphis Rock a Miami Beach Midland, Tex. I Milwaukee Paul New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Raleigh Rapid City Richmond St. Louis .02 St. Petersburg- Tampa Salt Lake City .10 San Antonio .03 Sault Ste. Marie Shreveport Spokane 18 Tucson Washington .25 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary I Edmonton Ottawa Montreal 1 Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver 56 FOREIGN CITIES City- Weather Temp.

Berlin Clear 55 Hong Kong Cloudy London Rain Madrid Cloudy Manila Clear Mexico City cloudy Moscow Paris Rain Rome Cloudy 59 Saigon Cloudy Tokyo 66 VITAL RECORDS Deaths Funeral Announcements ACOSTA, Ralph, beloved husband of Mary Anne Acosta, loving father of Ralph and Elizabeth Acosta, loving son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Acosta. Visitation Sunday from 1 p.m.

to 6 p.m., and recitation of the Holy Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday, both at Pierce Brothers' Monterey Park Mortuary, 179, E. Garvey Ave. Requiem Mass will be celebrated 9 a.m. Monday at St.

Stephen Catholic Church, 308 W. Garvey, Monterey Park. Donations may be made the Diabetic Assoc. or your favorite charity. ALVAREZ, Emilio.

Armstrong Family, directors. ANDING, Rose T. Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood Mortuary. MONT. 8 PORTLAND SEATTLE 61 HELENA BISMARCK 51 PAUL CONN.

BOISE 68 MOINES, 00 DETROIT PITTSBURGH NEW 68 YORK 30.68 DES 48 45 CHICAGO 57 57: OMAHA 46 RENOS SALT LAKE CITY 49 DENVER SAN FRANCISCO1 52 LOS 065 ANGELES. 81 ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA 78 CITY MEMPHIS PHOENIX 78 FT. WORTH Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU NEW ORLEANS 80 COLD MIAMI FIGURES SHOWN ARE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES FOR THE DAY WEATHER FRONTS RAINS SNOW: Shewers WARM.6 Snow WARM FORECAST I COLD Figures Show High Temperatures Expected, Flurries OCCLUDED Fee Daytime Saturday STATIONARY WIND DIRECTION Isolated Precipitation Not induated Consult Lecel 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. SAN LUIS OBISPO BAKERSFIELD 45 65 48 70 SANTA MARIA 55 72 PALMDALE SANTA BARBARA 47 67 40 70 MT. WILSON BURBANK 50 68 SAN BERNARDINO LOS ANGELES CIVIC CENTER SANTA MONICA 52 68 RIVERSIDE ANAHEIR 42 65 PALM SPRINGS SANTA ANA 50 68 55,84 SEA LEVEL PRESSURE LONG BEACH INCHES OF MERCURY 30.10 TEMPERATURE FORECAST LOW AND HIGH PREDICTIONS FOR 52 68 LOCAL AREAS May 6, 1967 SAN DIEGO LOS ANGELES Variable clouds, mostly sunny through Sunday. High today 68.

BEACHES Mostly sunny. Highs 60-65. Water temperature 58. Sea surfaces smooth to choppy. MOUNTAINS--Mostly sunny, slightly warmer today and Sunday.

SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Variable cloudiness, mostly sunny today and Sunday, Highs today 60-72. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY-Some clouds, mostly sunny through Sunday. Highs today 65-70. POMONA VALLEY- -Variable clouds through Sunday, mostly sunny. Highs today 60-72.

SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-Partly -Partly sunny with variable clouds today and Sunday. Highs today near 65. AND LOWER VALLEYS Sunny, slightly warmer today and Sunday. Highs today 65-75 upper valleys, 75-85 lower valleys. Deaths, Funeral Announcements ARENSON, Jane mother of Ruth, Jerry and Sally, Ray and Virginia, also survived by 7 children and 5 great-grandchildren.

Service Sunday 10 a.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, 1 family prefer contributions to the City of Hope. BACON, Mrs.

Clara Foster, age 87, of 1724 Ben Lomond, Glendale, died May 5, widow of Eldon P. Bacon, beloved mother of Mrs. Hubert C. (Louise Perry of Whittier, Prentice F. Bacon of Glendale and E.

Kyle Bacon of Palos Verdes Estates, also survived by 9 grandchildren. Private graveside services Tuesday. White-Emerson Co. Mortuary, Whittier, directors. BARBOSA, Juanita, passed away May 4, loving mother of Richard.

Arthur, Terry and Janice Barbosa. daughter of Mrs. Garcia, sister of Albert, Salvadore David BRYANT, Lawrence beloved er of Mrs. Barbara Jean ToBARSCHI, A Mary. Garcia, Ramona Martinez, Adele Ordway Garcia.

Service 2 p.m. Monday at Grace Missionary Baptist Church, 13417 Budlong Gardena. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. McCormick Mortuary, Gardena, directors. CATHER.

Elizabeth. CARLTON, Fredrick (Freda), be444 S. Vermont Ave. aunt of G. Roger Smith and Mrs.

Sidney (Helene) Mills. Mrs. Florence Mann of Port1341 a Glenwood Glendale. Groman-Eden Mortuary. BARTUSICK, John.

Armstrong Family, directors. husband of Louise, loving fathnascia of Napa, brother of Mrs. Opal Russell of Glendale and land, also survived by grandchildren. Service 11 a.m. Monday at Grand View Cemetery Chapel, Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors.

loved wife of Louis, mother of Service will be conducted Monday 1:30 p.m. at Utter. McKinley's Wilshire Chapel, Forest Lawn-Glendale. CHURCHILL, Estella beloved great-aunt of G. Roger Smith Jr.

and Charles J. Smith. Service 12 noon, Monday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. CLARK.

Marjorie passed away May 5w of 2116 Montezuma Way, West Covina, beloved wife of Melvin R. Clark, mother of M. Robert Clark Jr. of Studio Wilson H. Clark of Whittier; sister of Mildred Tracy of Los Angeles, grandmother of Robert Wilson, Virginia Lee and William Hunter Clark.

Funeral service Monday p.m. at the Memorial Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. COMBS, Joseph C. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles.

DORAN, Elsie. Forest Lawn-Glendale. EASON. Marie E. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

EICHNER, Samuel, beloved husband Phyllis Eichner, and father of Martin and Denise; member of Al Malaikah Temple and Westwood Shrine Club. Graveside service Sunday 12 noon at Hillside Memorial Park, Groman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers. the family prefer contributions to the Heart Fund, EMMONS, William J. Pierce Brothers' South Cities.

EVANS, Emile B. Recitation of Rosary Sunday 7:30 p.m. at St. Brigid Catholic Church, 53rd and Western. Mass Monday 8 a.m.

at same church. Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw directors. FINKELSTEIN, Sarah, beloved wife of Morris L. Finkelstein, and most adored mother of Oscar Stein. also survived by 7 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

Service Sunday 12 noon at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. Weather Conditions May 5, 1967 CANADA Funeral Announcements FORSTER, Miss Alice beloved sister of Miss Ethel M. Forster and Mrs. Beatrice Harvey.

Private service Monday at Forest Forest Lawn Mortuary. GANGELIN, A Viola E. Service 2:30 p.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. GANT.

Ezra Service Monday, 1:30 p.m. at Arcadia. GINSBURG, Frances, beloved wife of Sol Ginsburg, loving mother of Herbert Brenner and MariMeltzer, dear sister of Wilbur C. Golden and Minnie Geller, also survived by 3 Service grandchildren. 3 I Sunday, p.m.

Eden at Eternal Light Chapel, Memorial Park. Groman Mor. tuary, directors. Family prefer contributions to the Heart Fund. GITTLEMAN, Jay.

Groman Mortuary, directors, GLICKMAN, Pearl. Service Sunday 11 a.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Willen Glasband Memorial Chapels, directors. GOLDMAN, Valley, beloved wife of Goldman, loving mother of Betty Mae Stevens, sister of Rose Burman, Ida Harris, Elizabeth Mason and Harry A.

Kaplan, grandmother of Cathy and Claudia Stevens. Service Sunday 11 a.m. at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Willen-Glasband morial Chapels, directors. In lieu of flowers.

please make donations to Temple Emanuel of Burbank. GRAY, Mrs. Minnie L. Cunningham O'Connor. GRILEY.

Leona beloved mother of Mrs. Leona C. Maehl, Mrs. Evelyn Deuel and Howard C. Cooney, also survived by 7 grandchildren.

grandchildren and 3 greatMass 9 a.m. Monday, St. Charles Catholic Church, North Hollywood. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Any memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.

HARLOW. Max passed away May 3. 1967. beloved husband of Evalyn Harlow, father Mrs. Ann Roberts, both of brothers Pasadena, Dell also and survived by Harlow 2 Paul and 1 granddaughter.

Private service 10 a.m. turday May 6 at St. John Chapel. Stump Mortuary, HARRIS. 1 Harold Morrow.

Pierce Brothers-Gulick. HART. Hildegarde S. Service and interment in Ft. Worth, Tex.

Groman Mortuary, directors. HATCH, Grace B. Lawn-Glendale. HENNING, Helen S. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

INSEL, Laurence beloved son of Mr. Mrs. A. Perry Insel and brother of Howard Insel. Service Sunday 3 p.m.

at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman tuary, directors. ISAKSON, Alice Elizabeth, beloved wife of Conrad Isakson. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at Armstrong Family.

Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 3772 E. 3rd St. JOHNSON, Clifford J. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

KNUTSON, Lt. Loyd Earl of May Manhattan 3. he Beach, born passed away was Feb. 1944 in Florida, survived by his wife Patricia, parents Mr. 2 and brothers Mrs.

Loyd Eric E. R. and Knutson Christo- pher B. Knutson. Funeral service 11 a.m.

May 6 at St. Cross Episcopal Church. Hermosa Beach. Interment Green Hills Memorial Park. White Day Chapel of the Shenherd, Manhattan Beach.

in charge. In lieu of flowers, donate to St. Cross Episcopal Church Memorial Fund. LEE. John Paul, beloved father of Mrs.

Dorothy Simmers and Mrs. Bette Compton, brother of Miss Edna M. Lee and Olin P. Lee, also survived by 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Service 10:30 a.m.

Monday, In the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Los Angeles Times 7 MAY 6, 1967-Part I. Deaths, Funeral Announcements STERNBERG, Augusta, formerly of Cleveland. Malinow Silverman. tuary, STOOLMAN, William, beloved brother of Leo Stoolman and Florence Miller.

Service Sunday noon 'at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, direcSWEDMAN, Carl Gustaf Adolf, of Anderson Way, San Gabriel, passed away May member of Rabboni Lodge F. A.M.. Dorchester, survived by his wife Ellen J. Swedman, son Gustaf M.

Swedman of Garden Grove, daughter Esther Rodes of San Gabriel, granddaughter Linnea Engel of San Gabriel and brother Axel Swedman of Norway. Service 1 p.m. Monday at chapel of Turner Stevens' Alhambra. Rev. Rudolph Bloomquist, officiant.

Interment Rose Hills Memorial Park. TAMBA, Haruso. Armstrong Family, directors. TINKLEPAUGH, Forest Lawn-Glendale. VICKREY, Henry.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. VICTOR. David. Groman Mortuary, directors. WADSWORTH, Mrs.

Stasia E. Pierce 'Brothers' Beverly Hills. WAYNE, Henry passed away May 4, loving husband of Ann, father of Lynn and Henry brother of Edward Woltasz czyk, Stephenie Jarnot, Helen Berney and Julia Osesky. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. at McCormick Mortuary, Hawthorne.

Requiem Mass Monday 8 a.m. at St. Catherine Laboure Church, Torrance. terment Holy Cross Cemetery. WHITNEY, Carrie M.

Lawn-Glendale. WINEGARDNER, Harry Harold. Forest Lawn-Glendale. WITT. William August, of 1803 Winona Los Angeles, survived by brother-in-law Edward Redmond and niece Melita Taddiken of New Jersey.

Funeral service will be held Tuesday 11 a.m. at Chapel of Sacred Memories. L. G. Scovern Son, 828 S.

Brand Glendale. Deaths, Funeral Announcements LEWIS, Adah Estella. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills, LIBERACE, 1 Rudolph Les beloved husband of Isabel loving father of Rudolph Lester Lee, Ina May and Harry Henry Liberace; son of Frances and Salvatore Liberace, brother of George, Liberace, Mrs. Ann Farrell. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m.

at the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood, 8540 Melrose Ave. Requiem Mass Monday 11 a.m. at St. Elisabeth Church, 6628 Cedros Van Nuys. Interment San Fernando Mission.

LLEWELLYN, William Northeutt. Inglewood Cemetery-Mortuary, directors. (OR.8-1251) MALTZ, Victor. Service Sunday 11 a.m. at Groman-Eden Mortuary Chapel, Eden Memorial Park.

McDOUGALL, Phyllis B. Armstrong Family, directors. McGINNIS, Agnes. Forest Lawn -Glendale. MIGUEL, Ortiz.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. MILLER, Leo F. Forest Lawn NEFF. Harry Ralph. Pierce Brothers-Gulick.

NORWAY, Gertrude loving mother of Marguerite Beaman and Harold L. Norway. Service 11:30 a.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Inglewood Park Mortuary. MOSKOWITZ, Pauline.

Service and interment New York. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. NAZARIAN, Arniz Y. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. NEMERSON, Morton.

Mount Sinai Mortuary. NEWMAN, Rose, beloved mother of Sylvia Smiley and Muriel Wolf. sister of Dora Strausberg; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Service Sunday, 1 p.m. at Malinow Silverman tuary, 850 Venice Blvd.

NIER, Hazel. Utter-McKinley's Hollywood. ONSTENK, Wilhelmina. Service Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at Snyders Southwest OSBORNE, 4, John 1967, beloved passed husband away of Catherine B.

Osborne, survived by 2 daughters, Jeanne Stump brother, and Maurice Suzanne Osborne, Neustein, and 2 grandsons. Service 2 p.m. Saturday May 6 in St. John Chapel, Stump Mortuary, Pasadena. OTOMO, Rokusuke, beloved father of Haruo, Mmes.

Yoneko Endo, Natsuko Takenaka, Mary Teruya and Rose Goto. Service 8 p.m. May 9 at Nishi Hongwanji Temple, 119 N. Central Ave. Fukui Mortuary, directors.

OVERHOLTZER, Nellie loving mother of Dorothy Melanson. devoted cousin of Mrs. Alma R. Kearney. Recitation of the Holy Rosary Sunday 6 p.m.

at St. Ann's Chapel, 2700 E. First St. Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m. at above chapel.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to St. Ann's Home for the Aged. 2700 E. First St. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors.

I PARNKOPF. Helen beloved mother of Fiske 0. Parnkopf: loving sister of Harry M. Fiske, also survived by 4 granddaughters. Service 2 p.m.

Monday at St. James Episcopal Church, 3903 Wilshire Blvd. In lieu of flowers, those desiring. may make contributions. in memory of Helen E.

Parnkopf, to St. James Memorial Fund. Friends may call at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, from noon Saturday. PETERSEN. John husband of Patricia Moskal, father of John Jr.

and Jessica, brother of Rohert L. Petersen, son of Jessie B. Petersen and' the late Borge Petersen, Service 1 p.m. Saturday Angeles Mortuary, 824 Venice. Interment Verdugo Cemetery.

PHELPS. William. Service Tuesday 1:30 p.m. at Viewpark. PRESTT.

Evelyn Laurette, beloved wife of Rowland, mother of Suzanne Rae. Recitation of the Holy Rosary Sunday, 5 p.m. at Utter-Mc-1 Kinley's Lakewood. RADEMACHER, Richard, late of 5153 Pennsylvania La Crescenta, father Rademacher of Cape Canaveral, Fla. Funeral service 12 noon Saturdav in the Church of the Hills.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Crippen Mortuary, 2900 Honolulu La Crescenta, directors. RANSOM, John William. Armstrong Family, directors. REISA, Henry passed away May 3.

survived by beloved wife Helen. daughters Elizabeth and Harriet, 2 sisters, Peg Reisa and Rose Merritt, a brother, Rudolph Reisa. Service private. In leu of flowers, donations can be made to the Cardiorespiratory Laboratorv, Good Samaritan Hospital. Wilshire, directors.

ROMANS. Emily. aged 72. of 1964 Pomona' Costa Mesa, died May 5. survived by husband Mack M.

Romans, son George Romans of Huntington Park. daughter Mrs. Jean Bomalick of Newport Beach and 3 grandchildren. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. and Mass Monday 10 a.m., both at St.

Joachim Catholic Church.I Costa Mesa. Interment The Good Shepherd Cemetery, Huntington Beach. Visitation starting 12 noon Saturday at Bell Broadway Mortuary, 110 Broadway. Costa Mesa. ROMINGER, Ruby M.

Inglewood Cemetery Mortaarv, directors (OR. 8-1251). SANCHEZ, Lavina. Pierce Brothers' South Cities. SHAPIRO, Wayne Alan.

Service. Sunday p.m. at Mount Sinal Memorial Park. Mortuary, directors. SIDEROW, Abraham (An Service Sunday 1 p.m.

Eden Memorial Mortuary Chapel, SKINNER. Herman E. Service Monday 3 p.m. at Chapel of Chimes, Inglewood Park. Cemetery.

Armstrong Family, directors. SMITH. Paul, Armstrong Family, directors. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park EMETERY 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 9-1181 FUNERAL NOTICE KING, Ray passed away May retired Battalion Chief, L.A. City Fire loving husband of Mary Ann, stepfather of Charles and Harry Mce Henry.

Service Tuesday 11 a.m. at McCormick Mortuary, Inglewood. Private interment. JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE MARY O. HAMROCK PIERCE- HAMROCK 921 Venice Blvd.

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