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Dooitho, Funora! Announcamonfa fflTIOXAL T.IATKER FDREMST F0I. 14 Port Dec. 5, 1970 Outfit ZimtfHi 1 1 FORECASTS National WMther Serviee I WWTOIIICOTflWTKW ASTROLOGICAL sflffit rtvt 11. SAHT.Sil MARIE vT JOSTON yWKXTUND MEAT FAILS 1r1l MrHO Jyj. ii'r r--X-J minneapous-O yow I 1 -otf2S t'Tsl.

A I SAM'AKrONIO Jjf NsV ON 7NEW 30.CH 30.0Q lXrS 0RlEANS I I SUNDAY PRECAST jCHWSTit mim Ty rT7 38(621 otowwwto LvtW '42 74 tKsrr WATER sWm CCHO WAW STATONAW OCCIUDED TEMP. U7G RtONT FRONT WONT FRONT I II -7S pswiawJ a- 1 i Ml421 1377 ujnoatACH rtuiswwia OCIEAK (JPAKTIT ClOUDY ClOUOY 46j68 COSH MESl Earnings REX-NORECO 1stetr.teOct.il: Not Interna 44,77 Per shore SIMCO STORES 1st ttr. to Oct. Si: t70 Over, meeme 144431 Ooor. eer ohoro Not ineomo 140451 Per shore m-Ant special credit 31M13.

SIMKINS INDUSTRIES Yoor to Soot. 30: 170 Net Mies 11757.134 Net ineoma Ml MM Por ohore TEKTRONIX 2nd etr. to Nov; 14: 170 Not Mloo Net income 1.704400 Per ohoro 100 lt34 Jl 1M 1M.55 .17 oirTi 10 31,0547 240345 1.11 THO 4401400 3400.0M 44 Midwest Sola 700 AAR Corp lOOAnch Coup 90S Arm Dial TOO Binko Mfp 400 Busin Co 1500 CarsPIr Sc 100 Chick 11000 Conill Co 200 Curtis Pub 300 Fst CM 2300 FstWis Bk 200 Grain Bolt JOOO Crainotr 400 GtLk Dred 300 Howk Bcp 1100 HowkB wt 200 Heilemn 1000 Hoin Worn 300 III Tool 3000 Intends of 100 John SSh 700 Louis Com 2W0 Mickelbe 3100 Modine 220M Not Home 400 Potter 700 Sollen ine 20 Starr Best SOOStorrBt wt 7400 Supr Food 100 Thomp JR 300 WilsnCtf loot Wilsn Sine Total stock Mite Nigh Lew Close N.C. 17 17e 13 13 13 11 21 11 14 14 14 3 5 54 111 13 1 0 1 0- 13 14 14 1 1' 1 30 31 5 14 14 14 Vj 94 13 13- 24 24 24 0 0 22 224 22 IV 7 42 41 42 a 12 8 -2 1 1 1- i 4 1 5 3 5 2 20 23 20 1 20 4 4 4 Vl 1 1 1 9 9 0 9V. 0 0 4 4 4 4 1 1 5- 075400 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK (AP)-Fridoy's Foreign Exchange In dollars end decimals of a dcHlort LOWS AND HIGHS watw FOR SATURDAY igjgj WIND DIRECTION Figure beside tho station circle Wm 0 170, Let An teles Tlmeo Indicate tho hloh warm front, SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair to day through Sunday except law clouds or fop during nigni ana morning nours.

Slightly warmer. Hlgti today end Sunday in 00 a. Ligm wina. NflPTHERN AND CENTRAL CALL OBNIAt Mostlv cloudy north throuah Sunday wim local iigm ram norm of point Arena ana Reading ei Time today through Sunday. Slightly warmer with snow level northern mountains 5000 to 7000 feet.

Fair Central California except local low cloudiness ana tog norm part night and morning. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA: Most ly cloudy through Sunday. Rain likely north of Point Arena and Welsh at times today through Sunday. Slightly warmer with snow level In mountain near 5000 SIERRA NEVADA: Mostly cloudy north through Sunday with occasional rain likely Plumas county ana cnanc or rain at times as far south as Tahoe. Slightly war mer with snow level lifting to 7000 feet.

Partly cloudy ooum pan mrougn sunaay, WESTERN NEVADA: Partly cloudy north and fair south part through Sunday. High today and Sunday mid 40s to mid 50s. SAN JOAOUIH VALLEY: Fair through Sunday except local low clouds or fog north night and mornlne, 'Slightly warmer. High today end Sunday mid 50s to mid 00s. ugni wino.

SANTA MARIA SAM LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Fa through Sunday, Slightly warmer. High today and Sunday In 60s. Light wind. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Sunday except local night and morning fog or low clouds. Slightly warmer.

High today and Sunday in 60s. Light wind. COASTAL WEATHER POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Light variable winds night and momina hour becoming westerly at to IS knots in the afternoons today and Sunday. Wind over outer channel waters occasionally northwest at is to knots. Fair today and sunaev, out wim increas ing late mgnr ana eany morning tog.

Little temperature cnange. SUMMARIES Notional Weather Service NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY A ridge of high pressure extended from hiah-nrsure center In Utah across r.nimi ll(nrnl to another high pressure centered about 100 miles north of Hawaii. A vigorous low pressure was centered about 000 miles west of Seattle. Cloudy with scattered rain prevailed from Washington southward to San Francisco while further soutn along in coasi skics were clear to partly ciouav. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY th intome low oressure system In the northeast has moved through Maine into Nova Scot a.

The storm's oacxiasn or wins continued to effect most of the Atlantic Coast. Gale warnings were In effect for most of the New England Coast. Small craft warnings were In effect southward to tauaniuih fie. Meanwhile travel was still hazardous In most of northern New England. Snow ended except for a few flur ries in normem vermom wnere to iu Inches covered the ground.

In the southern two thirds of Vermont, rain and snow glazed the roads making it difficult to keep cars on tne roaos in many spots, in Maine 1 to Inches fell. Portland had but trace on the around. Other precipitation was sparse with scattered light snow resorted In the uooer Mississippi Volley and the central Rockies. Scattered showers were noted in norm central California LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported to the Los Angeles office of tne National Weather service, were as follows: Station Max. Los Angeles 72 L.A.

Airport Apple Valley 04 Min. 4v 4 32 Bakersfleld OS Beaumont 49 42 34 Big Bear Lake 52 21 Bishop 54 23 43 42 40 11 42 33 Burbank Airport 70 Culver City 70 Fresno ez Lake Arrowhead SO Lake Eisinora rz Lake Isabella 02 Long Beach 07 43 Mt. Wilson 42 39 44 42 nmin Newport Beach 04 Northrkfg 74 Ontario 47 3 30 Pafmdale 04 Palm Springs 70 42 20 Palm snr nas Tram 47 Pasadena 71 42 Riverside 47 San Bernardino 70 San Diego OS 34 40 40 5S San Gabriel 71 Santa Ana 7S Santa Barbara Airport 00 44 44 34 40 Santa Maria 04 Santa Monica Pier 04 TEMPERATURES ft PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST FRIDAY Preclpl- lifting It aloft with resultant low cloudiness, fog, rain or snow. Isobars (solid black linos) connect points ef equal barometric pressure and foim pressure patterns which control sir flow. Labels or In Inches of mercury.

Winds are counterclockwise around the center of low pressure system, and clockwise and upward from hloh pressure areas. Broken dash lines indicate a trough of low pressure (such a trough usually Indicates an area of expected showers). Pressure systems usually move eastward at an average rate or 500 miles a day In tho oummer and 700 miles a doy in winter. temperature predicted for today. COLD FRONT; A boundary lino between cold air and mas of warmer air under which tho colder air pushes Ilka wedge, usually advancing southward and eastward.

WARM FRONT: A boundary between warm air and retreating wedge of colder air ever which the warm air Is forced as It advances, usually northward and eastward. STATIONARY FRONT: A line along which warm air has bsen lifted from the earth's surface by the action of opposing wedges of cold air. The lifting of the warm air often caused precipitation along the front. OCCLUDED FRONT 1 A cold front which Overtakes Corporate DRUG STORES quarter earnings of kmgs Drug Stores Increased 39k on. a 17 sales gain, the Oakland-based chain reported Friday.

Liones Drug Stores. Oakland, operates 54 stores throughout California ana Hawaii SrO otr. Oct. )l: 1T70 )W i.MMl OOtaO 1 4T.S014M KMtMt 1,227,000 I mo. to Oct.

Jit 170 iw MM solos 110,007,00 101.4OM0O Not Mam 1440,000 i fw shara l.S 1.33 ANDY' SARD W' to Soft. 3ft: i woo Art SOlOt 1JM.00I IM.000 leu 21,400 i'l ARMSTROMO RUBBER yoor to Soot. Mi i io am m(m siM.0M.tM tzti.ioMoo Ntt tncom xmsxa tr Ihlri 2.M 3.M -foil dilution 1.17 1.01 ATCO CHEMICAL-INDUSTRIAL 4 Oct. lit 170 1000 Not tolOO 1237,111 Nat Ineoma 71,104 J-for ohoro Jl 44 MillUS INDUSTRIES lot tr. to Aim.

lit i7t .1000 Not Mloo 4,14,000 Not lass 44,000 i Not Jocomo I -for sluro 71000 .07 vOARFINCKEI. BROOKS BROS. tt Mr. to Oct. 31: 107S 1060 'Hot Mloo 34,103,200 37,351,500 Not, locomo 1,140,300 1,273,200 for ohoro JO OINiRAL EMPLOYMENT ENTIRP.

er 10 Sopt. 30: 1070 1 ROVOIWO 41,773,023 71,450 Ineomo 470,030 700410 ar ohoro .30 .01 Not Ineomo 0357,072 70M20 Aftor oxtroordlniry chorgo $111,204. '100 rostotod. i HAMBUR6ER HAMLETS SO wki to SOOt. 271 170 10 Mloo 3,317402 Trtt Ineomo 12401 23040 Por ohoro 40 JEFFERSON STORES to Oct.

II 10 Net MlOO HMO, 2 Ooer. ineomo 443,270 "Por ohoro .53 Not Incomt Por ohoro .74 Aftor opoeial credits. OPELIKA MFS. Yoor to Oct. 1: 17 Not Mloo 17,154,730 Not Ineomo 1,284413 Por ohoro 1.72 MAXAD Yoor to Auo.

Si: 170 Not MlOO Net lew 130,54 47,400400 1,300400 1.05 1400400 2.07 1M 37,032402 1,377400 1.13 1( Por ohoro Moo .4 Not Ineomo Por ohoro Full dilution MOULDINGS INC JM tr. to Oct. 17 Not MlOO Not ineomo 523,2 Por ohoro .11 I NEW IDRIA MININ8 1 to Sopt. 301 170 RavORuat 0W43S Nat MM 133444 Per ohoro loss 41 NYTRONICS INC. lot atr.

to Oct. Ill 17 Not MlOO 1351,000 Ooor. I Oil 1,001,500 Not from ooor. Per ohoro Net Income Per ohoro 311,915 .10 4 10 1,433,005 353424 .11 iser 717414! 11414 1 1,710400 10400 .05 44400 .10 o-lncludliw S2024W from discontinued Owocoilono. PAC AM.

INDUSTRIES mo. to Soot. IS: 170 oio Net Mloo 7405.IM Ooer. income 17,244 2134)5 Deer, oar ohoro .01 Js Met lost 07544 Per shore .0 Not income CM 2.153 Per ohoro .24 a-Roitotsd. After extraordinary toss S104400 in 174.

After extroordinory Mm 511,22 HI 10. mo. per ohoro J7 Treasury Bonds NEW YORK (APV-Ciesimi ever the eeonter U.S. Government TrMsurv bonds, osked, net clung and yield tor rNMT. msn-u 40 71 W71 40F(b IVu 7W7 Jun 40 71 AttO I'M 71-47 50 His 707 DOC 40 71 4" 71 4i74 4V40 74 14 4S laM r.s03-7t .10 8.20 W.10 4.4 M.4 95.22 4.M 4.1 0.1 9S.lt 93.20 fl.lt 04.20 99 9.ll 99.4 1.U 4.1 4.1 3.

91.24 90.14 91.11 .4 5.01 5.30 4.1 4.91 93 4.1 3.14 90.11 3.4 90.1 5.50 95.14 1 3.51 95.2 .4 3.01 94.14 .14 5.45 03.20 .20 0.07 11 .24 3 93 73.1C 74.14 .20 0.21 4SU 73 74 .24 5.M 11.11 .24.23 ova ews 10.11 View 72.24 73.24 J4 5.7 71 .24 4.0 4Vs 91-07 77 4093-0 73 71 S.M 4'44449 73 Is 93 72.1 IliS 72.0 74 4.05 73.1 .1 4.0 71.1 4 344 Prices quoted in dollars end 12nds. Suhiect to Federol toxoo but not to tioto Income taxes. SUNDAY NATIONAL TEMPERATURE Slotien-i Max. Min. San Francisco 5 44 Seattle 41 35 Portland.

Ore. 47 39 Leo Vegas a 01 35 Salt Lake City 41 25 PrL Thur. Canada In NY (tree) .971 .971 Britain (pound) 7.3U 1.3M7 10 Day Futures 2.10M 2.3082 40 Doy Futures 2.3347 2.3847 0 Doy Futures 1.3047 2.3353 Australia (dollar) 1.1145 1.1140 Austria (schilling) .0310 .037 Belgium (franc) .020155 .020133 Denmark (krone) .1334 .1335 Franco (franc) .1011 .131130 Holland (guilder) .1771 4770 Italy (lira). Norway (krone) .1402 .1400 Portugal (escudel 4151 .0351 Sweden (krone) .134 .134 Switzerland (franc) (free) J321 Sm Wast Germany (deutschemark) J740 J741 Latin America: Argentina (pom) Free) bnovoH pnavaU Braiil (crineiro) (tree) .2100 .2100 Notional Weather Service SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELESt Fair today win patchy coastal fog this morning and Sunday morning. Slightly warmer today.

High today, 75. BEACHES: Patchy early morning fog but sunny in the af-ternoon. Highs near 65. Water 59. MOUNTAINS: Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer.

High today and Sunday 52 to 62. PAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer. High today and Sunday 66 to 76. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer. Some patchy early morning fog.

High today and Sunday 66 to 76. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer. High today and Sunday 66 to 76. ORANGE COUNTY! Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer. High today and Sunday 64 to 72.

UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Fair through Sunday and slightly warmer. High today and Sunday 60 to 68 upper valleys and 68 to 78 lower valleys. SHANOROrF mify, beloved fa- tner or urry bands, iusan Shandroff Sheila Serling and Jack Sandroff, dear brother of Esther Rubenstein and Haddis Blinn; also survived by grand children. Service Sunday, 11 a.m.. at Hillside Memorial Park Chanel.

Gro man-Eden Mortuary, cUrec- tone SINGH, Reginald beloved bus- Dana of uwen smgn. Memorial service of Thanksgiving Sunday 2 p.m. at 3150 W. Olympic Blvd. In lieu of flowers nnnations to Guvana Educational Fund would be ap- Wilshire.

directors. 8KLEPNICK. Rebecca, beloved sis ter of Ida juraemais, jonan Drell and Louis Drell. Service Sunday, 10 a.m., at Hillside Memorial ParK Chapel Groman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, jplease send contributions to Child Rescue Fund.

SMITH- Tharlea of 9745 Brook nav circle, uunungion neacn. passed away December 3. survived by wife Viola, son Glenn and mother Viola of Oklahoma. Service Tuesday, December 8, 3 p.m., at Pacific View Chapel. Pacific View Memorial Park Mnrlnarv riirprtnrs.

SOLOMON, Janet, beloved wife of Albert, devoted momer oi-cnar- lotte Mendell and Ernie Solo mon, loving sister of feara Weiner and Ethel Levy, past worthy matron or composite Chapter Eastern Star No. 498. Service Sunday, 10 a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Glasband-Wtllen Mortuary, directors (6564260). 8TITZBU KG, Clara.

Malinow Ac Silverman Mortuary. TAFE, Eleanor EH beloved daught er ot una A. Tate ana ot me late Daniel P. Tafe, loving sister of Harvey C. Tafe of Washington D.C.

and of Newport Beach, Daniel P. Tafe Jr. of Houston, and Leonard L. Taafe of Los Angeles: also survived by 1 nephew, Theo dore rata ot rewpon ueacn Calif. Service Monday, 10:30 a.m..

In the Garden Chapel of Reed Taolev Geiger. THOMAS. (Tommvk Maenelie. private services p.m. tonay at Utter-McKinley's Wilshire, 444 S.

Vermont, in lieu of flow. ers please send donations to the Christmas Seal Fund. TIGERMAN, Frances. Armstrong Family, directors. WILOH.

Christian, of 5838 Favette. Highland Park, died Thursday night at a Glendale hospital, Dorn May lsue Germany, survived daughter Mrs. Ursula Friedlev. son Fred Wilch both of Highland Park, 15 grand- cnuaren ana i great-grana-children. Service Mondav, 2:30 p.m., at Payton Mortuary Chapel, Ox-nard.

Interment Santa Clara Ce metery, Oxnarn. WOODS. Dr. Frank Nlrkersnn. bs.

loved husband of Doris Stan ford Woods, loving father of cainenne Stanford woods, brother of Dr. Clement Woods. Service Monday, 2 p.m.. at the Beverly Vista Community Presbyterian Church, Beverly Hills. Family prefers contrl- ouuons 10 me tiean runa.

feanta Monica Boys' Club or Beverly Vista Community Presbyterian Church Memorial rtina. uates, Ringsiey Gates, We8twood; directors. IN MEMORIAM FLORENCE M. KANOWSKY passed away December 5, 1958. Our oreclous Mem.

Wo love you and miss you more each year. Jack, Flo, Marge, Dee Urban, Eugene ana Noro. jFunetal Directors Berce Brothers 20 Kelhborhood Mortuarie VhePerfectTrMe SINCE 2902 749-4151 nunoo JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3ft 0-1QQ1 JHouNcSiNar JEWISH MORTUARY-CEMETERY 466-4171 MORTUARIES lM AngilMTjrW Volley RL 8-2201 nf TR. 7-0335 INGLEWOOD Cemetery-Mortuary TEL 678-1251 WITHIN INOLEWOOD CEMETERY 388-2481 REED MaWk jfiiWulAttWct, S04B W. WASHIHOTON 732-6I1S Cunningham O'Connor LOS ANGELES Bit.

Itft Rl. 0427 ALHAMBRA CU. 3-OmO OI s-im ni.LYWOOB Bresee Bros. Gillette SS W. WASHINGTON BLVD.

L.A T40.S1K jjajSijaMijxj'jX-raj CALLAHAN MORTUARY LOS ANGELES GARDEN GROVE HO. 1-MM JE. 4-7574 PIERCE-HAMROCK til Vonieo Blvd. Rl. O-WJI ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET Rl.

7-9121 HOUSE OF HALL 1007 S. Flower St. Rl. 0-2211 OStHILLS mortuary RAvmond 3-S101 Oxford 0-0021 Forest Lawn Mortuaries TELEPHONE 2544131 CEMETERY Lots-Crypts Inolowood doublo Int. arava.

Pacific Slops $900, private party. 391-5680 Rooehlllo Whlttler Vista Lawn. Lot 7507 1 2. $310 each. Privateparty.

0604302 Lots togothor on ivy In Roso Hills. 537-1207 Forest Lawn alnola oravo. Cholca location. vary low prico. (72-0660, Bkr.

nics wiiton, f-airtax, okio. gwnor. Sun, Moon, Tide ea 0u oo Doc. 21 Dec. Dec.

12 Doc, 21 SATURDAY, DEC. 1 Sun rises 0:41 a.m., oots 4:44 p.m. Moon rlsas 12:07 o.m. Doc. Hloh Low Hloh Low i FORECAST BY CARROLL RIGHTER ARIES (March-2f to April 19) Don't permit a behind-the-scenes worry to keep you from carrying through with plans for advance, ment A particularly fine day to start on soma nevr project.

Don't criticize others so much. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Sidestep, co. worker who likes to criticize and go after personal aims that are most important to you. Group meetings are fine with persons who are able to help you further your objectives. Show you are a good conversationalist.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): Take care of personal affairs and steer clear of a too opinionated associate. Use own judgment and intuition. Talk over your ideas with an expert and gain the backing you need at this time. MOOX CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): Forget usual routines and meet new friends and contacts that can be most helpful to you in the future. A new project, philosophy should be pursued carefully.

Make this a productive day. LEO (July 22 to Aug. Keep busily occupied at inK portant personal matter in-; stead of going off on a tangent that bears little fruity Pay attention to improving-both health and wardrobe Evening can be very fine-socially. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept.

22): Finding out exactly what your position is with an associate who is important to your scheme of things is wise. Then you can rpctify your position with others around you as well. Attend that social affair in -the evening. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct.

22): You are able to carry through with promises IP YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those fascinating youngsters who will have many fine ideas, bat will change from one to the other unless you teach to stay on a straight course early In life. There are fine talents in this promising chart, but the cultural, the artistic and the spiritual are the best to follow. Give as much education as you can and teach to stand up for own rights. Steer In right political channels. made provided you us care in travel.

Your hunches are good and you can rely on them now more than in the past Show that you are alert to new opportunities. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Not a good day for handling financial affairs, so try to get out for-recreation as much as you can. Being with congenials is good.

Control your temper or you could get into trouble. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21): Follow the good suggestions of others today, since your own judg-ment is apt to be poor. A good day to do some Christ, mas shopping, also.

Avoid the rush later on in the month. CAPRICORN" (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20): Don't limit yourself so much and get out to do the shopping, other errands you have in mind. Make the contacts that are valuable for the future.

Join with friends at the hobbies you like. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb." 19) Start making every, thing more attractive around you and forget the social that you usually like so much, since it could be disappointing. Talk over business aims with experts. Get their backing.

PISCES (Feb.4 20 to March 20) Forget career matters for today and get personal affairs well handled. A good day for entertaining and amusing others in a charming way. Try not to spend too much money. Stay within your budget. Doctor Beaten by Intruder on Sept.

12 Dies Dr. Dee Miller Rees, 69, died at his Palm Springs winter home Friday from injuries suffered when he was beaten at his school supply business in Los Angeles last Sept. 12. Rees, a retired physician, never recovered from the beating. He was found in the pressroom of his business at 911 S.

Hill St. The killer used a blunt Instrument which caused a depressed skull fracture, authorities said. Los Angeles police said they had no suspects and the investigation is continuing. WLum I'l'I1 ZJU' IMPJV OMM pSjSiSMH mmm VI SMOG Mexico (nose) .0001 4M1 Venezuela (bolivar) .2221 .2223 For East: Hon Kono (dollar) Japan (von) Neer East: .1441 .00277 .1440 40277 Israel (pound) 2901 TOO VA Property The Veterans Administration reports It hao received offers purchase these properties listed by property management numbers: 1334)1: Situ Lestme cersen SH25203 207 West Tichenor SU Comp ten 111203: 1211 West Mtli Leo Angeles 733072: 3410-14 Smiley Drive. Loo An- 34017: 224 West Nubia, So Dimes SH24111: 920 Glen thaw Drive.

VolindB 135733: 751 Florecite Lane, Aitadena 11501: 1S31M Eastwood. Lawndato 21331 Orange Perm 134511: SON Stoddard San Bernor- dine 20712: 13041 Arrow Highway, Fentana 021411: 1011 Serrano Court, Cotton 77117: lion Stoddard Wells Road, Vic tory! lie 420551: 1111 West Hickory Avo4 Lompoc Fund Reports CHASE SPECIAL FUND Oct. Hit 171 14 Assets 12407,377 1 41,210,104 Per share 740 r.01 Sales Offices Graphic Arts Packaging Gardena, has opened new sales and marketing offices in Seattle, Dallas and Louisville and expanded its Chicago staff. Operator Destination To Sill Tho Los Angoles County Air Pollution Control District's first-stage smog alerts era based upon peak readings: ozone, JO parts per million; carbon monoxide, 100 pom; nitrogen oxides, 3.0 ppm. Tho olr quality standards ef the Stata Air Resources Board do not Involve peak readings, but are for a specific time period: ezono, .10 ppm for 1 hour either on three successive days or seven davs in tho last 90 days; carbon monoxide, 20 ppm for 1 hours; nitrogen dioxide, .25 ppm for 1 hour.

FORECAST Maximum ozone levels "will be .15 ppm In the San Gabriel Valley and .05 elsewhere. There will be light eye irritation in most areas of the L.A. Basin, but little or no eye irritation in the San Fernando Valley. Minimum visibility will be 2 to 4 miles in most areas. Visibility restrictions will be due to haze and photo chemical aerosals.

FRIDAY'S PEAK READINGS Station Max. Min. tation Albuquerque 54 23 Eureka 50 41 .33 Flagstaff 50 1 Las Vegas 59 34 Phoenix 07 33 Portland, Ore. 42 31 Red Blurt 41 44 1.09 Reno 52 40 .02 Sacramento 52 40 .13 San Francisco 50 53 .05 Seattle 40 32 .02 Spokane 30 20 Tucson 75 41 Yellowstone 31 16 .24 Yuma 70 44 TEMPERATURES I. PRECIPITATION Central Los Angeles .04 28 .04 xNorthwest Coastal xSouthwest Coastal xSouth Coastal xSoutheast OUTLOOK Station Max.

Kansas City 55 Chicago 35 New Orleans 74 Houston 78 Milwaukee 30 Min. 24 24 55 51 14 Deaths, Funeral Announctmanti GERARD, Jack aged 46, of 7460' Hondo st Downey, passea away December 2. survived by wife Betty, son Jack, daughter Charlotte Spear, sister Caroline Hutchison and 1 grandchild. Service Saturday. 10 a.m., at Chapel of Memories, Norwalk.

GLOVER, Vivian. tilen Haven Mortuary. GOLDBERG, Betty. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. HARRIS.

Frederick James. Heed Tapley 4 Geiger. HATHAWAY, Jessie C. Uien Haven Mortuary, HAWRIXSOW Irma B. Forest Jjawn-ttiendaie.

HORNBY, Marjorie K. Forest iiawn-Houywooa Hills. HOSS, Nathaniel V. Forest Lawn-falendale. JACKSOV.

Michael, loving husband ot ueveriv. loving tatner ot Michelle, Lynn and Mark Jack son, brotner or uuzaDetn Marling. Joseph, John and Matthew Jackson. Recitation of tha Rosary was he 8 o.m. Friday at Utter-Mc Ktnley's Mission Hills.

Requiem Mass 9 a.m. today at St. John Baptist de La Salle. Remains will be forwarded to Mt, Cle mens, for interment. JENSEN.

Frank R. Forest lawn-Hollywood Hills. KAJII, Arthur, beloved hu band of Mrs. ToshlKo Kaju father of Gary Arthur Kaiii and Mrs. Deanne Kiyoml Otanl, brother of Mrs.

MicMKo Kimu-ra: also survived by grandchildren. Service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 8, at west Los An-treles United Methodist Church. 1913 Purdue West Los Angeles. Smmatsa, Ogata A Ku bota Mortuary, directors.

LAXGMADE, Loren Kenneth, De- cemoer iH7u, son of Mr. ana Mrs. R. Loren Langmade of Newport Beach, brother of De- Doran. uyntma ana uavm grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Sparks of Alhambra. Service 11 a.m. Mondav at St. James Episcopal Church, South Pasadena.

Private Interment Rose Hills. Contributions may ne mane to St. James Memorial Fund. Turner Stevens Co. Pasadena, directors.

LINRKRG. Kanry. 1 ailanan Mortuary, directors. LOOM IS, Ramona. Armstrong Family, directors.

MENTZER, Karen E. riholora Mortuary, director, MIERS. Jack. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. MORITA.

William Kaznml. beloved nusoana of jmoduko. tatner ot William. Wilfred and Jean. Service 7:30 p.m.

December 7 ai iMisnt Hongwanji Temple, 815 E. First SU Foknl Mortua. ry, directors. MORRIS. Walter E.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. OLAXDER, Amanda B. Forest Lawn-Glendale. PERLOW. Ethel.

Malinow Silverman Mnrfnnrv. PRAEGER, Jane Rowland, passed away uecemoer iiu daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Ward B. Rowland, beloved wife of Arnold Praeger, mother of Mrs.

Calvin Durand Yaggy, grandmother of Donald Durand Yaggy of Richmond, and Ann Kowiana xaggy oi aoston Mass. Memorial service to bp held at 3 p.m., Monday. December 7, at tha Neighborhood Church, corner of W. California Blvd. and Pasadena Pasadena, Please omit flowers.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Convalescent Aid Society. Pasadena or a favorltt charity. rKKHOiM, Frank J. Glen Haven Mortuary. PYOTT, pr prank Kowles, beloved nusnann of Maurie m.

pyoii. father of Dr. Fowlea Pvott. and Ruth Pyott Cummings; also survived by 8 grandchildren ann 3 grent-granacniinren. Visitation Sunday 11 to 9 p.m.

Service Monday 3 p.m. at Manchester Chanel. Inalewood Cemetery Mortuary, directors (67R-125H. RAMIREZ. .1 nana L.

Recitation of the Rosary 7:30 n.m. Sunday at Pierce Brothers Monterey Park Chapel. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Monday at Mt. stepnen uainouo cnurcn, 320 W.

Garvey Monterey parit. RASMUHSEV, Garth A. Sr. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills, REED, Lewis Warren, survived by wife, unia waroi, momer, ieien iewis. Memorial nervlce) Sunday.

2 p.m., at West wood Memorial Park Chapel. Westwooa Village Mnrtnarv. airectora. RISTER. Donald husband of Pa tricla G.

mmer, tatner ot Joanna and Dawn Yvette Rls-ter. son of Mr. Mrs. Floyd C. Rlster and.

brother of Linda Cowglll, Rnrvlca gatlirrlav. a.m it Hillside Church. Rosa Hills Memorial Park Whlttler. Rose Hills Mnrtusrv. directing.

ROCHON. Mathew Joseph, died De cemner z. in Yucca valley. Rnsorv Sundav 7:30 p.m. tt Yucca Valley Funeral Hs" Chanel.

Msss Mondav 0 a.m. at Et. Chrlstonhar Catholic cnurcn, eizsi sunoet Josh Station Max. Boston 42 Washington, D.C. 50 New York 46 Miami 77 Detroit 37 Min.

25 32 32 44 27 REPORT Carbon Monoxide Xitrogen Oxides 1.56 .88 1.22 .99 .77 .86 .95 .82 .19 .57 .24 Ozone ,05 .05 25 36 25 21 34 35 34 9 .02 09 .06 .10 .06 .06 34 .06 Dootho, Funeral Announcement! DWYER, Hilda ML beloved sister of Mrs. violet Torrance ot mon treal. Mas will be offered 8 a.m Saturday at Precious Blood Cathollo Church. 435 S. Occidental.

House of Hall Mortua. rv. in rhnrire. FLAHERTY, Mai. Pat J.

tu.s.M.c.K.), on uecemoer i. Itnlntrar! Una. JO, II 11 1 1 1 irtiu.ra linn band of Dorothea X. (nee Fuga- ay), devoted lather of Patrick J. nianerty ana trances a.

Knox, der brother of James Leo, Vincent and Beatrlre, loving grandfather of John Patrick and Maria Knox. Reposing at Horne-Dannerker Funeral Hume, 33H W. 23rd St. New York City. Mass at Guardl an Angel Church, 193 10th New York Tit v.

10 a.m Ttaremhpr 7. Mllltnrv hlirlnl a I lulnnri National Cemetcrv FLEMING, Ray beloved hus nana of ern c. Ipinlncr. inv. ing father of David and John iemine: also ourvlved by grandchildren.

Recitation of the Rosary Sun. day. 7:30 p.m., and Blessing a.m, both at the Little Chapel of the Dawn. Gates, Klngsley A Gates, Santa lvmiuin, directors. FOLEY, Evelyn Myron.

Inglewood Cemrtwry-Mortuary uuecLora invn-in i FOTINE (Fotlnaktn). Peter. Pierre Rrothflra Van Vn FBEIDBERG. Bernard, loving fa iiicr ui nuin jan jramer and Joey Alderson, adored brother of (Vila Knhnit Anna Freudberg, Leopold. Her man anri Aaron Freudherg.

grandfather of 5 and great grandfather of 3. Service Sunday, 12 noon at niiisine memorial far unnpel, Mnllnnw Silverman Mortuary( directors. FRIEDMAN, Irving, beloved hus-band of Margaret: also survived roy i brothers ana 4 sisters. Service Sunday, 10 a.m. at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chanel.

Mount Sinai Mortuarv. Family prefers donation! to the West San Fernando Valley .08 Ship Movements 1 i ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT FRIDAY (To 4:00 p.m.) East San Fernando Valley West San Gabriel Valley East San Gabriel Valley Vestal Berth From Ashsy Morv (Jap.) LB-31 Fran. Mitsui O.S.K. Osaka Dec Pomona-walnut Valley Orange County APCD XNorthwest Coastal West of Son Dleoo Freeway from Mulhollond Drlvo to Plova del Rev. xSouthwest Coastal-West of Vermont Avo.

from Jefferson Blvd. to Rolling Hills. xSoutheast Between tho Pomona and Artoslo freeways oast of tho San Gabriel River. xSouth Coastal South of Arteslo Freeway oast ef tho Harbor Freeway. Avne (I nr.) oieum Hendy inn Honolulu Dec.

5 Arltone LB-7 Portland States San Fran. Dec 5 American Ranger LB-13 Adak U.S. Lines Hueneme Dec 4 ARCO Colom. LB-7! Singapore ARCO Yokohama Dec 5 Bortenstein (Ger.) LB-21 Antwerp Hapag-Lloyd San Fran. Dec 4 Brasilia (Swd.) 142 San Fran.

Johnson Rotterdam Dec 4 Cap Frio (Lib.) 40 Manzanilio Columbus San Fran. Dec. Cotumbla Eagla 171 Alameda Columbia Hueneme Dec 4 Coralstone (Lib.) 190 San Fran. Mai. Pae Barcelona Dec.

5 David Salman (Swd.) LB-54 Powell Rlv. Canadian Gulf Powell Rlv. Dec 4 Eclipse (Tkr.) 240-A Ventura Mobil Oil Estero Bay Dec 4 Fort- Fettermon (Tkr.) 217 w.H. Wlckersham Benlcla Dec. 4 Golden Bear, 241 San Fran.

Pac. Far East San Diego Dec 0 Her Gllead (Is.) LB-4 Buenos Aires Salen Shpg Yokohama Dec. 5 Hawaiian Refiner 232D Honolulu Matson Nav Indef. Hawaiian Citizen 200-A Honolulu Matson Nav Indef. Itella (Itl.) 107 Mazatlan Princess Crses Ensenada Dec.

11 l-Yung (Co.) 107 Manila Orient Overseas New York Dec i Jin. Duetc (Kor.) LB-50 Yokohama Korea Shpg Newark Dec. i KOnangooro (Swd.) 13 Kahalul Toksl Alameda Dec Kamlkawa Maru (Jap.) LB-24 San Fran. Lino Manzanilio Dec. 4 AAqntlgny (Ub.) 221 Muroran Sanko Oakland Dee.

4 Nehmlnt Cor. Lfl-il PL Albernl Cenadian Tr. Pt. Albernl Dec 4 Nordstern (Ger.) 165 Emden Wolssburger Dec 7 President Monroe 93-A Yokohama Amer. Pres New York Dec i Pretoria (Don.) 22 Fran.

Scan-Star Rotterdam Dec. 4 P)l Amozona (Ecu.) Anc Honolulu Maritime Fruit Carriers Indef. Sonoma 195 Fran. Tho Oceanic Pago Dec 4 Stocksuno iswo.t lb-Z pagri Pago Marine Chrtrg San Fran. Dec Santa Ellana 109 San Fran.

Dec Taous (Nor.) 230-A San Fran. Barber Gualrs Dec Turrlalbe (Br.) LB-1 Pto. Armuelles Salen Shpg Tokyo Dec Zealand (Out.) 223 Manila Nedllovd Hoegh Fran. Dec Jobs! Oldendorff (Ger.) 164 Nagoya Paal Wilson Naples Dec, Rogue (Boo.) 135 Hueneme Sause Bros. Twg.

Bay Dee. Eneo Gloucester (Tkr.) LB-76 Humble Oil 4 Ref Benlcla Dec OVER THE NATION FRIDAY Preclol Station Max. Min. totion Albany, N.Y. 5) Amarlllo 63 Anchorage 5 Atlanta 66 Billings 36 Birmingham 64 Bismarck 37 25 33 -6 52 30 43 -3 31 30 65 25 II 35 62 37 53 35 35 31 31 45 31 20 30 I 35 42 1 11 23 66 30 -48 55 -4 31 37.

42 66 39 27 18 39 33 13 33 39 29 25 48 28 45 34 60 38 58 14 54 44 24 .37 Boise 45 Boston 54 Brownsville 85 Buffalo 43 Burlington, Vt. 28 .73 .84 Casper 45 Charleston, S.C 77 Charleston, W.Va 50 Charlotte, N.C 69 Chlczgo 37 Cincinnati 41 Cleveland 39 .04 .05 .22 .08 Columbus, 0 37 Dal Ft. Worth 72 Denver 66 Des Moines 48 Detroit 36 Duluth 25 El Paso 73 Fairbanks .....07 Fargo 23 Great Falls 32 Helena 30 Houston 79 Indianapolis 38 Jackson, Miss. 71 Jacksonville 77 Juneau 0 Kansas City 58 Louisville 44 Memphis 62 .14 Miami eeacn 77 Midland, Tex. 72 Milwaukee 30 Minneapolis St.

Paul 30 New Orleans 75 New York 58 North Platte 58 Oklahoma City 63 Omaha 57 Pittsburgh 39 .01 00 .11 Portland, Mo. 45 Raleloh 68 Rapid City 54 Richmond 66 St. Louis 48 St. Petersburg Tapa 7B Salt Lake City 45 San Antonio 79 Sault Ste. Mario 24 Shreveport 71 .05 oto .05 Washington 62 Wichita .01 CANADIAN WESTERN Preclol Station Max.

Min. tation Calgary 4 Montreal 23 17 17 17 -7 20 11 Ottawa a Reolne 17 Toronto 31 Winnipeg 16 FOREIGN CITIES (Local tlmo, Friday) I City Weather. Temp. Athens, p.m., Cloudy 63 Berlin, o.m Part cloud 39 Cairo, 2 p.m. Clear 70 Hong Kong, 1 p.m.

63 Lisbon, 12 noon 41 London. 12 noon Rain J7 Madrid, 1 p.m Fog 34 Manna, 0 P.m. Partly Cloudy 82 Moscow, 3 p.m Snow 28 New Delhi, 1 p.m. Clear 72 Paris, 1 p.m Cloudy 54 noma, p.m. Clear 01 Tel Aviv, 2 O.m 66 f.p.m Cloudy 43 VESSELS ARRIVING FRIDAY (4:00 O.m.

to Midnight) Vettel Berth From Operator Destination To Soil KOKVoworw wap.f i.b-200 Oakland Toko Lino Benlcla Dee. 7 Et I Vu1 r.i uriii Kiver aaodii on Dec ixeisomvm 100 Tokai Line S.F. Dec London H. B. S.

Group Dec. Marlta (Nor.) 146 Lioyi P.rlls Lib.) LB-247 Yokohamo Orient Overseas Yokohama Dee. VITAL RECORDS Deatfc Funeral Announcement! ANDERSON'. Janet Woods, passed away December 2, 1970. our-vlved by Miss Carol Anderson who In the daughter of Janet and Dr.

Frank Anderson. Mrs. Anderson wan the daughter of Edward Blgelow Woods and Ju- lia Stark Woods, formerly of Pittsburgh, Penn. Services 11:36 a.m., Saturday, December 5, at Pierce, Brothers' Irfin Angeles, 720 West Washington Blvd. BURGERS, Stanley beloved hus band of Rosamond Walker Burgess, loving father of Rosamond Campbell and Barbara Waring; also survived by sister Mrs.

Joyce Baldwin, grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Services private. Utter-Mc. Klnley's Highland Park, directors. BUSH, Mai'lnrle Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills.

CALLIVA, beloved hus band of rancesca caiiiva. fath er of Rose Amormino, Josephine and Frank Calllva and Maria Paclno; also ourvlved by a granacnuaren. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at Pierce Brothers' Slmone. Mass Monday 8:30 a.m.

at Sacred Heart Church. COHEN. Anne. service Sunday, 1 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, Gromnn Mortuary, directors. COLE.

J. Ray. father of Genea B. cole, brother of Mrs. William ti.

Barows. Service Sunday, 2 p.m.. at Church of the Religious Science St, Breaeo Brothers Gillette, pniiiipsteiitornia tikr.j 172 Phillips Petroleum Ventura Dee. JTucurlnco (Br.) 147 Armuelles United Fruit Tokyo Dec. VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY Vestal Berth From Operator Atlao Pjomotar (Kor.) 134 Korea Alias Argyll (Br.) LB-210.

Island Natl. Bulk Captain George L. (Lib.) LB-211 Intl. Chartering Memo Meru (Jap.) 4 Nlppp Klsen tiSSiyi riTii' al Lin Yokohama Dec 7 5i.DS!;! iV S.F. Dee.

7 mIJA Dillingham Honolulu Dee. II fJt-iWir J'VoV 137 iCrlstobal Maersk Lino S.F.Dec isierra Manner ilip.i Anc Tokal Lin I blew LlnV Orpheus VMt 4v Bi nf i sanko SS Oakland Dee. Orient Overseas San Dleoo Dee. 7 it Tik(G lie Sean-Star Lino S.F.Dec. rPiiZ'rVmSliV Bav Barcelona Dee.

Jovete Mom No. 12 (Jap.) LB-245 Nagoya N.Y.K. Lino s.F. Dec Destination To till Dec 6 facomo use. Dec.

Dec FRIDAY (To 4:00 p.m.) Destination Tlmo 12:45 a.m. 3:15 o.m. San Diego a.p. S.F. Port Anoeles 6:10 a.m.

6:25 a.m. 7:20 a.m. San Jose Do Ouat. Yokohama 9:35 a.m. S.F.

9:45 a.m. nonoiuiu 10:35 a.m. Oleum 1:25 p.m. Penang 1:25 p.m. Balboa 1:45 p.m.

Yokohama 1:55 p.m. Sltko 2:35 p.n Morbflr. 14 fa 71 1 San Padre. 74 ta 00i Sltko 2:35 p.m. to 21(i Terminal Island, 206 to 241 Lens Ll 1 to LI-211.

-'J VESSELS SAILED Vowel Cardiff City (Br.) Cobo Frio (Bz.) Fernbank (Nor.) Fuzan Maru (Jon.) Santo Victoria Tela Hongkong Bear Hawsllon Oueen LOmpoc (Tkr.) Christina G. Chlmoles (Lib.) Feint Borrow President Von Buren tVeshlnpten Standard (Tkr.) 'LOCATION OP BERTHS Outer itaoitv HI to 140 Wllmlnoton, HI Booch, directors. DRAKE, Ben. Armstrong Family, directors'. DCER, Nick.

Forest Lawa-Glendale. i 3:10 4.4 0:40 7 0 4.Z 0.1 I 4:00 4.0 10:11 1.0 40 3 I 01 1 4:4114 11:30 1.0 1.7 1.1 I 14 i 0.2 i.7 11' i.i Donoloo p.m. ua Trot, uty or tiopo..