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5 5 A A A A A Los Angeles Times Part Oct. 10, 1969 SUMMARIES U.S. Weather Bureau SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Saturday except cloudiness early today. Warmer Saturday. High today 65 to 1 75.

West to northwest wind 10 1o 20 mph. NORTHERN, Occasional AND CENTRAL extreme north- CALIF west spreading to near Fort Bragg--Red Bluff and northern Sierra Nevada early today then clearing this morning northwest and Sierra Nevada In the afternoon. Fair otherwise through Saturday except clouds north portion this morning. Warmer Saturday. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA: Clearing this morning.

Fair this afternoon through Saturday. Warmer Saturday, High today at Fort Bragg 63, Ukiah 68. Northerly wind beginning late today. NEVADA: Increasing occasional rain likely spreading over north portion this morning then clearing this afternoon. Fair otherwise through Saturday.

Warmer Saturday, Windy at times. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair through Saturday. Little temperature change, High 70s. Light wind. SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Fair through Saturday.

Little temperature change. High today low 70s to low 80s. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph afternoons. S. Saturday.

MONTEREY Little BAY temperature AREA: Fair change, through High today low 60s low 70s. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph afternoons. COASTAL WEATHER POINT CONCEPTION TO THE MEXICAN Light varlable winds night and morning hours today and Saturday becoming westerly at 8 to 15 knots In afternoons hours with hazy afternoon sunshine. Little change In temperatures. FORECASTS U.S.

Weather Bureau WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY 108 west. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY A trough of low pressure extended from northwestern Mexico through the Interior of Southern California. Weak high pressure was centered about 700 miles west of Los Angeles. A small low pressure was about 200 miles off the Oregon Coast. Weak high pressure was over eastern Oregon and southern Idaho.

Showers occurred along the coast from Washington to Northern Callfornia. The remalnder of the California coast had varlable cloudlness. Advisories were being issued on Hurricane Jennifer located near 17 north Winds whirled around low pressure over the central part of the nation, the meeting ground between contrasting air masses. On the warm side, a pronounced southerly wind flow transported Gulf air all the way to the Great Lakes. At the same time it erased a chill over the midwest as temperatures rebounded to warm levels.

The mercury at Chicago rose 40 degrees In a 10 hour period. Brisk winds from the northwest swept across the north and central Rockies to the adjoining plains with snow at higher elevations of the mountains. Rain or shower activity was in progress in the Pacific Northwest and from the north and central plains to the northwestern Great Lakes area. It was mostly sunny and warm in the southern third of the country with a few showers dotting the Gulf Coast. Clear and mild conditions were prevalent In the East.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES Thursday 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 78 61 L.A. Airport 73 62 Apple Valley 85 51 Bakersfield 76 59 Beverly Hills Big Bear Lake 72 Bishop 79 Burbank Airport 82 59 Crestline 75 45 Culver City 80 52 El Centro 96 58 Fresno 76 Lake Arrowhead 70 51 Lake Isabella 53 Long Beach 60 Newport 72 55 Palmdale 80 48 Palm Springs Tram 72 50 Pasadena 81 53 Riverside 81 47 San Bernardino 85 50 San Diego 73 55 San Gabriel 84 52 Santa Barbara Airport 78 53 Santa Maria 82 56 Santa Monica Pier 70 61 Northridge 85 58 Wrightwood 70 49 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, low, TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION FAR WEST THURSDAY Station- Max.

Min. PreciolAlbuquerque 80 54 Eureka 63 50 Flagstaff 65 36 Las Vegas 87 59 Phoenix 93 63 Portland, Ore. 58 51 Red Bluff 75 52 Reno 70 35 Sacramento 75 49 San Francisco 66 56 Seattle 60 49 Spokane 54 38 Tucson 91 59 Yellowstone 40 25 .03 TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION THURSDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min. tation Albany, N.Y.

67 40 Amarillo 90 58 Anchorage 46 41 Asheville 72 43 Atlanta Billings 56 Birmingham 82 Boise Bismarck 64 53 .01 Boston 67 Brownsville 88 Buffalo 65 Burlington, Vt. 62 Casper Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W.Va. Charlotte, N.C. Chicago Cincinnati 43 Cleveland 70 38 Columbus, O.

Dallas-Ft. Worth 88 Denver Des Molnes Detroit Duluth El Paso Fargo Great Falls 40 Helena .02 Indianapolis 76 Jackson, Miss. 88 Jacksonville 83 .03 Juneau 48 .07 Kansas City 81 59 Little Rock 84 45 Louisville 77 Memphis 81 Miami Beach 82 Midland, Tex. 85 Milwaukee 77 Minneapolls-St. Paul New Orleans New York North Platte 75 Oklahoma City 82 Omaha Philadelphia 70 Pittsburgh 73 Portland, Me.

65 49 Raleigh Rapid City Richmond 77 St. Louis 80 St. Petersbura-Tampa 88 Salt Lake City 59 San Antonio 87 Sault Ste. Marle 64 Shreveport 89 Washington 75 Wichita 82 56 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 48 38 Edmonton 49 .27 Montreal 60 Ottawa 62 37 Regina 50 Toronto 65 Winnipeg 52 Vancouver 57 49 .06 FOREIGN CITIES (Local time, Thursday) City- Weather Temp. Berlin, 1 p.m.

cloudy 70 London, noon Clear Madrid, 1 p.m. Manila, 8 p.m. Clear 78 Moscow, 3 p.m. Cloudy 54 Paris, 1 p.m. Rome, 1 p.m.

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30.00 10, 30.00 30.10 NATIONAL WEATHER FORECAST FOR FRIDAY OCTOBER 1969- PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 29.50 29.80 30.00 29.90 29.80 29.50 57 SEATTLE SAULT STE. MARIE BOSTON 058 49 GREAT FALLS BUFFALO BOISE MINNEAPOLIS-6 NEW YORK EUREKA AST. PAUL 74 RENO. CASPER 0 0.78 49 WASHINGTON 70 SALT LAKE CITY 65 OMAHA, 30.10 65 30.00 SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI 073.

KANSAS CITY INASHVILLE LAS VEGAS' 81 LA 78 -1 A OKLAHOMA 078 CITY 1076, 29.90 LOS ANGELES 091 AMARILLO 1 LITTLE ROCK 800 ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM PHOENIX 86 EL PASO FT. WORTH JACKSONVILLE: 1 30.00 84 29.60 HOUSTON 84 86 SAN ANTONIO TAMPA' 89 0 INEW 29.90 29.80. ORLEANS SATURDAY FORECAST CORPUS CHRISTI 90 29.80 29.90• SAN LUIS OBISPO BAKERSFIELD 49 76 SANTA MARIA PALMDALE SANTA BARBARA 50 75 46 84 MT. WILSON BURBANK 50 72 55 SAN BERNARDINO LOS ANGELES 44 86 CIVIC CENTER WATER SANTA MONICA 60 78 RIVERSIDE COLD WARM STATIONARY OCCLUDED TEMP. 58 70 ANAHEIM 45 85 FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT 64 SANTA ANA 75 60 78 LONG BEACH PALM SPRINGS OCLEAR PARTLY CLOUDY CLOUDY COSTA MESA NEWPORT WIND DIRECTION LOWS AND HIGHS WATER RAIN SNOW FOR FRIDAY TEMP.

62 74 64 SAN DIEGO 1969, Los Angeles Times circle Indicate the high line between cold air and which the colder alr pushes like southward and eastward. between warm air and over which the warm alr is northward and eastward, SATURDAY Station- Max. Min. San Francisco 72 52 Portland, Ore. 61 45 Seattle 60 43 Las Vegas 77 54 Salt Lake City 57 34 Figures beside the station ature predicted for today.

COLD FRONT: A boundary mass of warmer air under wedge, usually advancing WARM FRONT: A boundary retreating wedge of colder air as it advances, usually STATIONARY FRONT: A been lifted from the earth's opposing wedges of cold air. often causes precipitation along OCCULDED FRONT: A warm front, lifting it aloft fog, rain or snow. NATIONAL TEMPERATURE Station- Max. Min. New York 74 56 Boston 72 53 Washington, D.C.

77 53 Miami 85 73 Detroit 73 55 line along which warm air has surface by the action of The lifting of the warm air the front. cold front which with resultant low overtakesss, OUTLOOK Station- Max. Min. Chicago 68 50 Kansas City 67 53 New Orleans 86 Houston Milwaukee 97 64 809 South Hewitt Street. Shimatsu, Ogata Kubota Mortuary, directors.

KATES, Miss Marcella beloved cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Magee, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strong and Dorothy Guerico.

friend of William Fastnow and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday in The Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. KENNEDY. Herbert Joseph. be.

loved husband of Rachel, father of Donald J. Kennedy and Mrs Patricia E. Brown. brother of Mrs. Margarite Horton: also survived by 3 grandchildren.

Colleen, Patty and Douglas Brown. Rosarv Sundav 7 p.m. at Pierce Brothers Little Country Chapel. 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Requiem Mass Monday 11 a.m.

at St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church. North 5th Street and East Orange Grove, Burbank. Pierce Brothers Valhalla, direc tors. KINGSBAKER.

Morgan. Services private. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. KRIEGER. Edward.

Services Sunday 1 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. LASENSKY. Maurice beloved husband of Eve Lasensky, dear father of Vicki Chesen of Sioux City, fond brother of Ivan Lasenskv of Miami: Also survived bv 3 grandchildren.

Services Friday 2 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. LOURIE. Sima.

beloved wife of Saoul, fond step-mother of Leon. Alexander and Leah Lourie, aunt of Suzanne Mellinkoff: also survived by grandchildren. Services Friday 1 p.m. at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Malinow Silverman ry, directors.

McKNIGHT, Robert of 1636 Virginia Road, San Marino, passed away October 9. 1969, survived by son, Robert B. McKnight Jr. of San Marino and 2 grandchildren. Prayer service Saturday.

9:30 a.m., at the chapel of DuBois Funeral Home, 116 North San Gabriel San Gabriel. Interment Calvary Cemetery, MERRITT, Charles William, formerly of Malibu, husband of Dorothy Jones Merritt. Ocean Santa Monica. Father of Miss Julie and Miss Jamie Merritt of Oxnard, brother of Mrs. Edward C.

Felstrup, St. Joseph, Michigan, and Dr. Robert W. Merritt, Plainfield, Memorial service at 11 a.m. Saturday in the chapel of First Presbyterian Church in Santa Monica.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. I U.S. Weather Bureau SOUTHLAND FORECAST Deaths, Funeral Announcements HISERODT, Carrie Hale, beloved LOS ANGELES: Night and early morning coastal low wife of William W. Hiserodt, clouds and fog, otherwise hazy sunshine today and mother of Mildred Plants. Services Saturday.

2:30 p.m., Saturday. High today, 78. Memorial Chapel. Rose Hills BEACHES: Morning fog and low clouds with hazy Hills Memorial Mortuary, Park, Whittier. directing.

Rose afternoon sunshine. Highs today, 72 to 76; water, 64. HORTON, Richard former Los Angeles resident and of Santa MOUNTAINS: Sunny but windy at times. Highs in 60s most Barbara since 1953, beloved resorts. husband of JoAnn Horton.

father of Ann, Richard, David SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Patchy early morning fog and and Thomas Horton, all of Santa Barbara, son of Mrs. R. low clouds over southeastern portions, otherwise hazy E. Horton of Los Angeles, sunshine today and Saturday. Highs today, 80 to 86.

brother of Thomas Horton of Manhattan Beach and Mary SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Patchy early morning fog and Ann Crawford of Santa Monica. low clouds over southeastern portions, otherwise hazy Services 12 noon Friday at sunshine All Saints By the Sea Episcopal today and Saturday. Highs today, 80 to 86. Church, Santa Barbara. Memorials may be made to The Santa SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Hazy sunshine today Barbara Heart Assn.

or the Los and Saturday. Highs today, 82 to 86. Rancheros Pobres Student Fund, care of Dr. William ORANGE COUNTY: Late night and early morning low Stephens. 2000 State Santa clouds and fog over lower portions, otherwise hazy Barbara.

Welch Ryce As ciates, directors. sunshine today and Saturday. Highs today, 74 to 82. HYMERS. John.

Forest Lawn Glendale. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Some early morning patchy low IIJIMA. Bernadette Hisako, loving clouds, otherwise continued fair today and Saturday. High wife of Joe Kikuji, mother of today, 78. Linda Arata.

and Tadashi Laureen. Ota. sister of Sam UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Sunny today and Rosary 7:30 p.m.. Monday, October 13, and Mass 9 a.m.. Saturday with little change in temperatures.

Highs today, Tuesday. October 14. both at 75 to 85 upper valleys and 85 to 95 lower valleys. Maryknoll Catholic Church. 222 South Hewitt Street.

Shimatsu, VITAL RECORDS Deaths Funeral Announcements ARIEL, Lilyan. Mount Sinal Mortuary. BARTELSTEIN. Hattie. Mount Sinai Mortuary.

BARTH. Esther beloved sister of Allan Barth and Mrs. Agnes B. Broadbent. Service Friday, 2:30 p.m., at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Blvd, BEERMAN, David.

Glasband-Willen Chapels. BENZULY, Dora. Groman Mortuary, directors. BERTA, Edith Mae, beloved wife of Pete Berta, sister of Eleanor Sellenrick, Nota Picco, John and Nick Gardetto. Services 10:30 a.m.

Saturday Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, BLOOM, Rose. Service Friday, 10 a.m., at Groman-Eden Mortuary Chapel in Eden Memorial Park. BOLOTIN, Dr. Max M.D.

Private services ducted by Groman Mortuary." BOOTH. Mary Monica, Forest Lawn-Glendale. BROCK. Loring 58, vice president-International for United States Steel Corp. and President of 2 export subsidiaries.

who passed away in Greece Monday, beloved husband of Mrs. Bernice Geneva Brock: father of Mrs. Timothy Paul Gilbert. Mrs. Bruce Allen Weis and David L.

Brock. Services at 2 p.m.. Friday (October 10), at the Biby Belyea Mortuary, South Gate. Interment Inglewood Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family request donations be made to American Cancer Society.

BROWN, Russell age 77, of San Fernando, passed away October 8. 1969, beloved husband of Adelaide Brown. brother of Maureen Richter and Ruth Hunkins. Services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Noble Chapel, San Fernando.

BRYANT, Ruben beloved husband of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Bryant, father of Mrs. Barbara Santos, Mrs. Mary Ann Kendall and Mrs.

Peggy Reid, brother of Edward Bryant: grandchildren also survived by 9 and 1 great -grandson. Services 11:30 a.m., Friday, in The Old North Church, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary, CARTER. Avis passed away October 8, 1969, beloved mother of Althea B. Freeman, Ralph E.

Bowman and Alfred H. Carter, sister of Malcolm A. Jones: also survived by 4 grandchildren. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. at Spalding La Brea Chapel.

Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. at Cathedral Chapel, La Brea and Olympic. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Spalding Mortuary, directors. Deaths, Funeral Announcements CHAMBERLAIN, Leland husband of Rhea father of Leland Luella G. Bradbury and Joyce I.

Patrick, brother of Joseph C. Chamberlain; also 9 grandchildren. Graveside services Saturday, 11:30 a.m., at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Hills Mortuary, directing. CLEMENTS, Thomas of 13220 Stanbridge Downey, away October 8, age 60; general contractor; survived by wife, Lura, brother.

Harold. sisters. Mrs. Rosanne Murray, Mrs. Kathleen Drewelow.

Rosary Friday evening 8 p.m. and Requiem Mass Saturday 9:30 a.m. both in St. Dominic Savio Catholic Church, Bellflower. John A.

Mies, Paramount Mortuary, directing. COHEN. Elizabeth. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. EISMAN, Fannie.

Services Friday. 3 p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. ELKINS, George William beloved husband of Mrs. Joan H.

Elkins, father of George William. III, Miss Tracy Ann, Master Timothy James and Christopher Harwood Elkins. son of Mr. and Mrs. George William Elkins.

brother of Mrs. Nancy Elkins Hinds and Mrs. Virginia Elkins Elder. Services 1:30 D.111., Saturday, in The Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn-Glendale.

In lieu of flowers. the family will appreciate a donation to Pepperdine College. George W. Elkins, Jr. Scholarship Fund.

Forest Lawn Mortuary, FERRELL, Ella. Armstrong Family, directors. FINKELSTEIN, Goldie. Malinow Silverman FISHER, Joseph husband of Rene A. Fisher, father of Cary O.

Fisher and Helena Wulsin, grandfather of 1. Private services to be conducted by Groman Mortuary. FRIEDMAN, Harry. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. GERMER, Hildegarde.

Mount Sinai Mortuary. GRAHAM, Carmel beloved wife of Eugene. mother of Marilyn, Geralyn, Lawrence and Leo Graham. daughter of Genevieve Janke, sister of Camilla Lynch, Frederica O'Connor. Mary Alice Evans and Sister Mary Therese Janke, O.P, Rosary Fridav.

8 p.m.. at Utter McKinley Arcadia Chapel. Requiem Mass Saturday, 12 noon. at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church. Pasadena.

GRANT. Tillie. Services Sundav. 12 noon, at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

HANLON, Estelle late of Larga Street. Los Angeles, survived by 2 nephews and 1 niece. Rosary will be recited Friday 8 p.m, in the Garden Chapel of Woods Glendale Mortuary, 511 South Central Ave. Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Interment San Fernando Mission HAYDEN, Margaret passed Cemetery.

away October 8. 1969. Inurnment private In Keoknk, Ta. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. ORA FiX ORA Fix ADHESIVE DENTURE DENTURE ADHESIVE The Seal of Confidence! THRIFTY DISCOUNT DRUG AND STORES Deaths, Funeral Announcements MORI, Yasue Sasaki, beloved wife.

of Fukuichi, mother of and Jeanne Mori, Patricia Shibuya, Mori, sister of Kazuko Nakamura; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., Hillside Church. Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. MYERS, Mae beloved mother of Mrs.

Janet M. Devanney. Graveside services 10 a.m., Friday, at Forest Lawn wood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary, MYERS, Sydney Forest Lawn-Glendale. PASTERNAK, Rosie Cisneros, mother of Diana Mendez, Michael, Gloria and Johnnie Martinez, loving daughter of Tillie Maestas.

Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. at Malloy-Mitten Funeral Home. Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. PENN.

Eloisa. Veiga-Robison First Street. PETERS, Gertrude. Forest Lawn-Glendale, PETERSON, Mae late of 3842 Brunswick Los Angeles, beloved mother of James Peterson and Don Peterson of Cedar Rapids, also survived by 1 granddaughter of Los Angeles. Rosary will be recited Friday 8 p.m.

in the Garden Chapel of Woods Glendale Mortuary, 511 South Saturday Central 9 Ave. a.m. Requiem Mass Trinity Catholic Church. Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery. RABER.

Semche. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. ROACH, John Clay, member of Local 5.

Asbestos Workers Union, beloved husband of Mrs. Sadie Roach, uncle of Mrs. Mary E. Rosenthal, and Mrs. Mary Herrmann.

Services at 1 p.m. Friday, in the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn-Glendale. Lawn Mortuary. ROBERTSON, David C. beloved husband of Lizzie Robertson: also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Services Friday 10 a.m. in The Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. directors. RODRIGUEZ.

Rosa. Guerra Holman Mortuary. ROSE. Philip. Groman Mortuary, directors.

SAWSER, Catherine, late of 3254' Atwater Los Angeles, beloved wife of Evans C. Sawser. Rosary will be recited Friday 8 p.m. in The Garden Chapel of Woods Glendale Mortuary, 511 South Central Ave. Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m.

at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. SOLTYS. Rose. beloved wife, of Dr. George Soltys, mother Gene, Robert.

and Richard Soltys, devoted grandmother and great-grandmother. Slumber room visitation Thursday and graveside service Friday 2 p.m. at Forest LawnGlendale. SHURE. Bessie.

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Ida Jacobs and Zelda "(Irwin) Greentree. Service Friday. 1. p.m., at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors.

WASSERMAN. Anna. Graveside services Friday 12 noon at Mount Carmel CemeteTV. Glasband-Willen Mortuary, directors. WIDISS, Israel, beloved husband of Anna Lee.

dear brother of Esther Dvorkin, Rose Tansey; Dora Chernock. Al. Louis Morris Widiss, fond nephew of Israel Widiss. Services Friday 3 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. WILKERSON, William Brownfield, beloved husband of Mabel A. Wilkerson. father of William B. Rothe: Wilkerson.

also Jr. survived by 5 and Phyllis A. grandchildren. Service Pridav. 2:30 0.111..

Rainbow Chapel. Rose Hills Memorial Park. Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. ZUNKER.

Fred (associated with UCLA for 14 vears), beloved husband of Dorothy S. Zunker, loving brother of LaDonna McMaster. devoted uncle of Judith Emmert. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood.

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today at Hillside Memorial Park. Mr. Friedman died Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital two months after suffering a stroke. He was founder and president of Contracting Engineers Co. of Beverly Hills and a former member of the Los Angeles Building and Safety Commission.

He also was a past president of the California Home for the Aged in Reseda, the Jewish Home for the Aged in Boyle Heights and was active in other Jewish welfare organizations. Mr. Freidman was a the school of architecture at USC and earned a civil engineering degree from Caltech and a law degree from Southwestern University. In World War II, he was sent to India to help direct the building of Ledo Road, an extension of the Burma Road, through which men and supplies were sent from India to China. He also helped build an airfield in China.

He was a past director of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Associated General Contractors and a past master of the Ionic Masonic Lodge. Mr. Friedman leaves his wife Celia of 2220 Avenue of the Stars, Century City; a son, Howard; a daughter, Mrs. Sunni Leanse; five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Services will be directed by Malinow and Silverman Mortuary.

Rabbi Edgar Magnin will officiate, TOP DOG SHOW WILL BE HELD IN GARDENA BY ELEANOR PRICE The Southern California Dog Obedience Council will present Top Dog Show Saturday at Rosecrans playground, Gardena. Host club will be the Southwest Dog Obedience Club. Two cat shows will be held Saturday and Sunday. They are Santa Monica Cat Club at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, and New Hope Cat Club at 31st St. and Sante Fe Long Beach.

On Sunday, the German Shepherd Dog Club of Los Angeles County will have a specialty with obedience at North Hollywood Park. The following matches will take place Sunday: Golden West Dog Club all-breed with obedience at John Anson Ford Park, Bell Gardens, with entries to noon. Lompoc Valley KC allbreed with obedience. at Ryon Park, Ocean and Lompoc, with entries to 11:30 a.m. American Saluki Assn.

at Arroyo Seco Park, Herman Ave. section off Pasadena Freeway, with regular entries to 12:15 p.m. Great Dane Club of California puppies only at Brookside Park, with entries to 10 a.m. All Arctic breeds, sponsored by Golden State Alaskan Malamute Club, Citrus Ave. and Foothill Fontana, with en- Sun, Moon, Tide NEW MOON MOON QUARI Oct.

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