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Diarhi, Funiral Announeamanti Diarhi, FunartI Annuncmn(i Daathi, Funarol Announeamanti WATKIN8, Henry beloved Duthi, funeral Anneunctmanti MOGCB, Leo beloved sou cf 4 Part Jun 2. 1971 o3flnfttIffl Zimtti-k VITAL RECORDS WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS NATIONAL FORECAST FOR JUNE 2, 1971 11 30R XnttTyfflYVbvWZ WNNEAPOUS-0 LDETR0IT5r NEW YORK ST. PAUL I 30.29 Tsan Francisco l'6. itK llC vttera" MAS VEGAS 7 p-1- CHARLESTON rTNHOENijf yl 0.001 29.90 29,811 1 ftslEAN5 TOW' THURSDAY FORECAST I SggX nY wwswrb Yl ir''ffirC SANTA MAR'A tj 1 1 CIVIC CtNTEft IVEPSIDr COtO WAM STATION1 OCCIUDEO "fiStfifS 1 55 1 72 fRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT 53 63 JJJ ANAHEIM A a A ,1 54j68jif551 1 55j 85 tONC BEACH Vl 7 1 MIM SPRINGS OCUAH 3 PARTLY ClOUDT CLOUDY 5364 1 COSTA MESA IVINl, niirrTtnu r775l rr 1 LOWS AND HIGHS I NEWPORT "AIN 8N0W FOR WEDNESDAY 1 Prepared In cooperation with tht National Weather Western, National Forecasts Alary jnogus. Rosary thla evening, 8 p.m., at the Callanan Mortuary, 1301 North Western Ave.

Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel. MOLL, Edwin J. Forest Lawn-Glendale, NELSON, Gertrude passed away May 29, 1971, survived bv daughters Mrs. Henry E. Mrs.

Gertrude N. Waldron of Wayland, sister Miss Ge-nevlve Lill of Glendale and brother Harry A. Lill of Glendale. also survived bv 8 grand children. She was a member of Ebell Club.

Services and Interment Boston, Mass. Turner Steven forwarding director. OTJELLET, Mrs. Rose, beloved mother of Mrs. Alice Burn and Frank Mandel, aunt of Mrs.

Thelmi Kerr, also survived by 2 grandchildren and 6 greatgrandchildren. A charter member of Waitress Union Local No. 63B. Service Thursday 2:30 p.m. Jn the Little Country Chanel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood.

Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, directors (877-3133). PA8SARELLI, Francis beloved husband of Carmela, devoted father ot Mary Jo, Leonora, Julie Ann. Angela, Eleanora, Joseph. Jeffrey. Andrew Dino and Francis loving brother of Rose Mane carttiscteuo, Irene Memsie and Martha Blanch).

Recitation of the Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Requiem Mass Friday 10 ajn both at St. Paul the Anostle Church. Westwood. Pierce Mortuary, West los Angeies, directors.

PETERS. Elmer Gordon, beloved husband of Catherine, father of Marsha Catherine Peter and brother of Robert Peter and Mrs. Ruth Hommell. was em- ployee of Los Angele City Department of Airports. Service 10:30 a.m.

Thursday the Church of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn-Cvnress. Forest Lawn Mortuary. Family rentiest contributions to the American Cancer Society. (De troit paper, please copy.) POBER, Leon, beloved husband of Lyla Pober, loving father of Llovd and Lionel Pober. devot ed son of Rae Pober.

25 year member of A.S.C.A.P.. compo ser of 'Pearly shells' and 'Tiny Bubbles. Service Wednesday, 2 p.m., Hiuside memorial cnHpei Malinow ft Silverman Mortuary, directors. PROCHA8KA. Ella.

Armstrong Family, directors. RAITT. Arthur Taylor, May 29. In Riverside, aged 4. late resident of 2935 Jane Riverside, be loved husband of Neysa.

loving father of Jill of Riverside and A. Richard of Canoga Park, also survived by 4 grandsons. Graveside services Wednesday. June 2. 11 a.m.

at Olive. vriod Cemetery. Mason-Powell Arlington Mortuary, funeral directors. REDWING, Rodd, passed away May 30, loving nusoana of triKa Redwing. Services 3 p.m.

Wednesday at Houywooa cemetery cnapei. Private interment. Mccormick Mortuary Westchester, directors. RIVERS. Henrv E.

Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. ROCHON. Irene H. Armstrong Family, dlrertors. ROZAM'E, William passed away survived oy sons William A.

of El Monte and Rich ard J. of La Verne, daughter r-veiyn. parents lony and Josephine Rozanc of Houston, Penn. and 4 brothers. Former Director of Material for Aerojet General until retirement.

Family desires memorial be made to the Heart Fund. Entombment Bellevue Mausoleum, Montclair. SALGUERO, Santos. Armstrong Family, directors. SANDLER, Dr.

Henry C. Services at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel, Wednesday 10 a.m. Mount Sinai Mortuary. SAVERS. Charlotte beloved wife of Orval, loving mother of Eastep: also survived by mother Esther Burke, 2 brothers Lloyd and Russell Yanskey and 1 grandson.

Services 1 1 a.m.. Thursday. In the West Valley Chapel. Gates, Kingslry Gates, Canoga Park, directors. SHAPIRO, Samnel.

Services Thursday. 3 p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. SHEPPARD. Sophie.

Mount Sinai Mortuary. 8HROI.L, Wayne C. Callanan Mortuary, director. SIDNEY, Bertha A. West.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. SL08SER, Ralph Assistant Direc tor ana production Manager, beloved husband of Pauline Slosser. loving father of- John and Ralena Slosser. aervices 2:30 p.m., Saturday, at the Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Interment Valhalla Memorial Park.

Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, directors. (877-3133). SOLANO, Mario C. Kemains torwarded to 'i uc-son, for Requiem Mass and Interment. STERNBERG, Kay beloved mother of Alex (Ann) Stevens, loving sister of Charles Pilch and Sirs.

Leah Oppenheim. devoted grandmother of Mack, RicharcTand Cary Stevens. Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to your favorite charity.

SUTLER, Charlotte. Graveside service at mount Slnal Memorisl Park, Wednesday, 3 p.m. Mount Slnal brother ot aaran nopKuig, Louise Roberts and Mary G. Morgan. Graveside service Thursday 11 a.m.

at. Forest Lawn-Glery dale. Pierce Brothers' Va Nuys, directors, WELLESLEV, Roy. Kecd Tapley A Geiger, WHITEHEAD, Henry C. Pierce Brothers' Van Nnys.

WILLIAMSON. Fred T. Armstrong Family, director. WOOD, Sally. Malinow Silverman Mortuary.

VOUNIiQl'ISTi Eilltli Victoria. Services Friday 1 1 a.m. at Crace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Inglowood Mortuary, directors. 1206 Centlnela Ave.

(678-3381). FUNERAL NOTICE The Brethren of WILLIAM D. STEPHENS Lodge No. 69a will assemble 1 p.m. Wednesday at Cal- ern, Hollywood, to conduct ten.

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summer, momer of Cynthia and Ashley Summers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Streithof. Services 1 :30 p.m., Thursday, In the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary.

SUTPHEN, Joseph W. passed away Tuesday, June ne leaves his mother Mrs. Joseph Walworth Sutphen and his brother Richard. Private services will be held In Honolulu, Hawaii, at a later date. SUZUKI, YoBhlmasu Fred, beloved husband of Mrs.

Matsu Florence Suzuki, father of Donald and Robin Suzuki, son of Mr. Mrs. Klsaburo Suzuki, brother of Dorothy. Robert. Joe.

Frank. Tom and Willie Suzuki and Mrs. Haruko Watanabe. Funeral services will be held 8 p.m., June 3, at Christ the Kinor Lutheran Church. 17400 Van Owen, Van Nuys.

Shlmat- an, ugata Kuoota Mortuary, directors. TAUSCHER, Gertrude mother of Henrietta A. Martin, Henry, Jack, Noah, Charles and Bar-bara Tausrher and Grace Bles- singer and Lucille Cox: also survived oy is grancicnuuren and 14 fi-reat-crandchtldren. Services Friday, 10 a.m., at Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing.

TETZI-APF. Knlnh beloved hus- band of wmitreo, tatner ot Charlene Sussman, brother of Donald Tetzlaff and Evelyn Ralphs, son of Ethyl Tetzlaff Datum, also survived oy grandson. Services Thursday 3 p.m. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Pierce Brothers-Del J1 ox Mortuary, directors.

w. comnton TURNER, Mary O. Forest Lawn-Glendale. jFtincral Directors Pierce Brothers 20 Neighborhood Mortuaries 'Tht Perfect Tribute" SINCE 1902 749-4151 JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS ill 0-1051 JMouncSjncii JEWISH MORTUARY-CEMETERY 466-4171 Groman MORTUARIES lot Angitunee Villr W. 8-2201 TR.

7-0335 INGLEWOOD Cemetery-Mortuary TEL. 678-1251 WITHIN INQLEWOOO CEMETERY Cunningham O'Connor LOS ANGELES Ett. lift Rl. -0M7 ALHAMBRA CU, I-MM OL. 5-7280 HOLLYWOOD Utter iTOnley 383-2481 Bresee Bros.

Gillette tit W. WASHING1" L.A 7W1I5 REED BROS. Tapley Geiger Anseles 737-4115 15-0141 Horth Hoilywoed CALLANAN MORTUARY 10S ANGELES HO. HIM GARDEN GROVE JE. 4-757 ABMSf 8056 FAMILY 201 SOUTH HOPE STREET Rl.

7-9121 Forest Lawn Mortuaries TELEPHONE 254-3131 PIERCE-HAMROCK Venice Blvd. Rl. 9-9331 HOUSE OF HALL 10M.Flower St. Rl, '-Mil RWMinffiRTM RAymond 34391 Oxford 9-021 CEMETERY LoH-Crypt TWO ervpti mausoleum, Rose Hill Memorial Park, cost $1,900. Sell for $950.

A. Barman, 112 M. E. Taylor Louisville, Ky. 40202.

Own. 4 cemetery lots Cherished Memory, Co vlna Hills. $300 each, Pr.pty. 355-6169, or 355-7332. MASONIC LAWN Rose Hills, 2 adiolnina lots.

$275 each. Pr.oty. 82-0090 Na nupocr WEEM (9 Dcatrjs Funeral Announcements ALLK, Jamee C.P.A. and member of Henry Knox No. 6t2 beloved husband ot Grace Ji.

Allen, loving father of Latif and Catherine, brother oi Paul and Jack Alien and Kutl) Koruk. Masonic services 4 p.m., Frl-ilav. the Llttla Country Cha pel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Pierce Brothers' Valhalla, directors. (877-3133).

In lieu of flowers tnose desiring may make contributions to a charity of one's choice, AXPUKtSO.V Alfred T. k'nrnt aun.Hollv'H'nnrl Hill. BAISti, Harvey beloved husband of Ada B. Baise, loving father of Mrs. Charles Steptor, brother of Mrs.

Anna soutnwicK, granu-father of Charles Steptor Jr. Cryptslde service Thursday, i in lnizlewood Park Cemetery. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. BELLKK, Hannah. Services Thursday.

12 noon in Mount Sinai Chapel, Mount Sinai Mortuary. BEKIMX, Umamil 8. Armstrong Family, directors. BERWIN. Seymour.

Mnlinow Silverman Mortuary BLOOM, Klizaoetlt U. Arnistranc Kanillv. directors. HRKNNAV. Bernard late of Glendale, beloved husband ot Alice K.

Brennan, father of Mr. and Mrs. Albert (Phyllis) Comte of Geneva, Switzerland, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis (Jane) nt irfuriia brother of Raymond Brennan of Holly wood, grandfather of Bernard and Peter Comte, Louis and Phyllis Mele.

Services Thursday 2 p.m. In the First United Methodist Church. Broadway at Kenwood Glendale. Kiefer fcyenck Mortuary, directors. Jn lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be made to the Scholarship lund of the School of Theology, Cla-remont.

KOI I'll 1.1S. Arthur. Forest Iiawn-Glendale. BBOWXSTKIX. Kthel.

Gromnn Mortuary, directors. CARBAJAli, Helen. Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m.. at Velea-Roblson First St. Chapel.

Mass Thursday, a.m., at Our ladv of Talpa Church. Inter- Mian'f rnlvarv CHA PARKAS. Peter, husband of Jo sephine cnaparsas. urumer oi Nick Chaparkas, step-father of P.ose Scianna and Alary Saxton. Services today.

10 a.m.. at Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys. Van Nuvs Van Nuys. COHEX. Benjamin B.

Services Wednesday. 10 a.m., mi uitKifli Memorial Park Cha pel. Groman Mortuary, directors. v. COHEX.

Manuel husband of Re becca Cohen, father of Donald Brown and Florence Kendis. 'Private services were held. Malinow A Silverman Mortuary, directors. rnm' gunnel. Servlcet Thursday, 1ft a.m., st Groman Mortuary, 8S0 W.

Washington Blvd. COLLINS, Vida M. r.ln navfin Mortuary. COTLER. Isidore, beloved husband or Stella, loving tamer or jerry rntler Martin Cotler and Mrs.

Stella De Montienac. devoted grandfather of 4, great-grandfather of i Services Wednesday, 1 p.m., at. Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, direr-nn in lieu of flowers the fam ily prefers contributions to the City of Hope or Jewish Nation al riinn. CZAKO, John W.

Glen Haven Mortuary. DOBLIX. Milton, beloved husband of pnerue jjooun, loving lauier of Sharon Dillon and Alicia Ferrell: also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Thursday. p.m..

at Hillside Memoriat Park ChapeJ. Groman Mortuary, directors. DOWNING, Donna. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. DUEBSON, Calvin.

tM Private services were neia Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. DTJXNING, Florence Forest Lawn-GIenilale. DTJVALL, Guthrie Froman. age "0, born in Kentucky iNovemoer in, 3000. Died May 30.

1971. local convalescent hospital In Kscon-rlido. Formerly lived at 170ni Tcsoro Kancho Bernardo, lie was a resident in the county for years and in the state years. He was retired credit manager for Lockheed Aircraft after being employed there for 27 years. Before coming to Lockheed Mr.

Duvall was in the foreign service with 1st National Bank of N.Y. and served in Japan for 5 years. Prior to that he served in N.Y. for 4 Lodges and affiliation: Duvall Lodee F. A.M..

Bards- town. also Sigma Nu Fraternity at University of Ken tucky. He is survived by his ife. Zerilda Duvall. No other survivors.

Private services were held at Mcleod Mortuary Chapel in Ks-rondulo. Following cremation inurnment will be at Forest Lawn in Glendale. F.ULOOX, Helen P. Forest Lawn-Glendale. FEHMMAN.

Henry or 4311 Louise Encino. died June 1. 1 971 at the ape of 96. loving father of Adeline Hotchkiss, and Ruth E. Boyd.

Masonic service Thursday. p.m. at White -Kmerion Chanel, Whittier. FRIMRESS. Jennie.

Malinow Silverman Mortaary, FROHMLTH. I.illie Bell. Forest Lawn-Glendale, GAVZV. Elizabeth. Mount Sinai Mortuary.

GIBXEV. Margaret beloved wife of Ravmonn G. Gibney. sister of Joseph and Stephen Flaher-tv. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday.

D.m.. in the Little Chapel of the Dawn. Requiem Alass Thursday, 10 a.m.' at St. Monica Catholic Church. Gates, hingsley Gates.

Santa Mom directors. (Pittsburgh pa pers please copy). auiiiy prefers contributions to the American Cancer Society. GIOVA, Lena, beloved wife of Phil lip Giova. loving mother of Agnes Herman, John and Frank (iiova; also survived by 7 grand children.

Rosarv Wednesday, fl p.m., and Muss Thursday. 9:30 a.m., both at St. Peter Church. Pierce Brothers' Simone, directors. GIT Morris.

Services Wednesday, It a.m., In Hillside Memorial Park Cha pel. Groman Mortuary, direc tors. GLAZKK. Dave, beloved husband of Millie, loving father of Helen Bialeck and Nathan W. Glazer.

dear brother of Anna Slafer- man. Gertie Krolowitz and Abe Glazer: also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services Wednesday. 1 p.m., at Eternal Light Chapel in r.tien Memorial uroman Eden Mortuary, directors. If psoriasis SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS AXGELES: Night and morning low cloud, otherwise fair today and Thursday.

High today, 72. BEACHES: Night and morning low clouds but mostly tunny afternoons today and Thursday. Highs today, 62 to 72; water, 59. MOUNTAINS: Fair today and Thursday. Highs today, 55 ta 65.

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Lale night and early morning low clouds and local fog, otherwise sunny today and Thursday. Highs today, 70 to 7S. SAV GABRIEL VALLEY: Late night and farly morning low clouds and local fog, otherwise sunny today and Thursday. Highs today, 70 to 78. SAV BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Late night and early morning low clouds and local fog, otherwise sunny today ni Thursday.

Highs today, 70 to 78. ORANGE COUNTY: Night and morning low clouds hut mostlv sunny afternoons today and Thursday. Highs today, 63 to 72. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Fair today and Thursday. Gusty afternoon winds.

Highs today, 72 to 82 upper valleys and 82 to 95 lower valleys. RAN DIEGO COUNTY: Night and morning low clouds coastal sections, otherwise fair today and Thursday. Highs today, 63 to 68 coastal and 65 to 70 inland. SAN Service EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN 'CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN ARIAS: Extended out look Friday through Sunday Considerable cloudiness coastal areas men? ana morn-Ina hours otherwise generally fair. High temperatures AS to 75 coastal areas and SO to 5 mountains.

Lows 45 to 55 coast and 35 to 50 mountains. MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER AREA: Light variable winds night and morning hours becoming westerly 10 to 11 knots In afternoons todav and Thursday. Night and morning low clouds But mostly sunny aiiernoons. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Consi derable cloudiness todav. Partly cloudy tonight then fair Thursday.

Slight daytime warmlna. Hlohs today from upper 50s to mld-60s and Thursday from low 60s to low 70s. West ta northwest wind 10 ta 20 mod. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALI FORNIA: Considerable cloudiness todav with a chance of a few showers northern interior and mountains but far south- Central Valley. Partly cloudy north and fair Central California tonight and Thurs day.

Patchy coastal fog and low clouds. Slight daytime warming Interior. SIERRA NEVADA: Considerable cloudi ness today with a chance of showers. Partly oudv In the north but fair south tonight and Thursday. Slightly warmer days.

Snow level In the north 4,500 feet lifting to 5,500 feat Wednesday. WESTERN NEVADA: Considerable cloudiness north with a chance of showers and partly cloudy south today. Partly cloudy north and fair south tonioht and Thursday. Slight daytime warming. Highs todav in the 50s north and 60s south and Thursday 55 fo 65 north and 65 to 75 south.

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Partly cloudy north today but fair otherwise throuoh Thursday. Slightly warmer rfavs. High, to day and Thursday In the 70s; light wind. SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Mostly fair througn Thursday but with night and momma low clouds. Slightly warmer.

High today and Thursday In the 60s. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Mostly fair through Thursday exceot nioht and morn- no low clouds, sngntiy warmer. Hion to day and Thursday In the 60s. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph.

62J GOLDBERG, Arthur, In Riverside June 1, ltl, auimna li' aired Goldberg, father of Sheila Yeaney, Lisa and April Goldberg, brother of Minnie Gordon, Maurice Goldberg and Hy-man Goldberg and Lata Bernstein, grandfather ot Derek VnntV Services Friday, 2 p.m., In Tmnnle Beth El. Riverside. In terment Ollvewood Cemetery. Achesoo, Graham, funeral directors. In lieu of flowers friends may donate to Temple Beth El or Retarded Children's Association.

GOLDBERG, Evelyn A beloved wira or i jrrv tioiuueric. iuviiik mother of Adam, devoted daughter ot Jacob and Anne DVCK 'W'vlr-M Thursday. 11 a.m.. In Groman Eden Chapel In Eden Memorial Park. Groinan-Eden Mortuary, directors.

Contributions can be made to the U.C.UA. Kidney Research Foundation. rirtl.nlV. TlnmthT. services weanesanj.

i.ov J. at Beth Olam. Groman lortnary, directors. GOODMAN, Henry. Glasband-Wlllen Hollywood.

Leonard M. rnrect Lawn-Glendale. GRAKSTEIN, Aaron, beloved hus band of JJerina, cnensneu iam-an nnnlcl (IrafHteln. Pearl Kessler and Jeanette Berlin, de voted brother ot raui urai. Services were held Tuesday.

I a sband Widen Hollywood Mortuary, directors. (650-6260). GREENSPAN, Bliina, beloved wife Of tne late isiuor ureenspiin, mother of Samuel Greenspan and Frances Duga, atster-ln-law of Max Greenspan, also survived by 4 grandchildren and 2 rrwakarranrichlldren. Services Wednesday 1 p.m. at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

MaUnow Silverman Mor- fiiarv. directors. GROSSMAN, Lillian formerly of Chicago. Deiovea wue or oa- muel Grossman, mother of Mi- 1 rt.Kl.lA elAnniAlllap fit Mar. Ill I I u.

vin and Allen Grossman, sister of Conrue Stanley; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Private service 12 noon, Wednesday, in the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Entombment Hol lywood Mausoleum. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. HARRISON, Walter F.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. HARTSHORN, Jack M. services Thursday. June 3. ji a.m., in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glen- riale.

Pierce Brothers' Loa An-vpIml directors. HOGAX, John Edward, passed away May au, tamer oi mrs. jon Bell of Covlna, brother of William of Vista, Mary and 1'li7aheth Ho can of Torrance. Gertrude Wirth also of Torrance. A member ot tne Notre Dame Alumni Club and third and fourth degree Knights of Columbus.

Recitation of the Rosary June 1. 8:30 p.r-. at Sacred Heart Church. West Covina. Mass 2.

9 a.m. at the church. In terment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Cluster Christiansen, covina. directors.

HOLZ, Frances H. Armstrong Family, HUGHES, Grace Helser. Rosarv this evening. I D.m at Callanan Mortuary, 1301 North Western Ave. Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at St.

Brendan Church, 3rd and Van Ness. HTJTCHEXS. Darlene B. Forest, Lawn-Hollywood Hills. JACOBS, Jack.

Malinow Silverman Mortuary. KAIER. Leo. Cnnnineham O'Connor. KAISER, Sanford Jay.

Malinow ft Silverman sioriuary. KOSK1-. Anthony R. Forest Lawn-Glenuaie. KUXERT, Louis beloved hus band or Jiaicia i ivunerr.

lamer of Robin Lee and Richard rvimha Kunert. Services 10 a.m., Thursday, at San Marino Community Church, 1750 Virginia Rd. Contributions may be made to San Marino Community Church. Turner A Stevens, Alhambra, directors. LAIRD, Ruth E.

Armstrong Family, directors. LEVIN SON, Jesse A. Service Wednesday, noon, Jn Groman Eden Mortuarj' Chapel lit Eden Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. LICHTIG.

Bertha. mr Malinow A Silverman Mortuary. LYON. Helen beloved wife of Dr. Lester L.von.

loving momer oi Charles H. Bramson, David A. Kopp and Robert E. Bramson. fond daughter of Anthony Jed-lick.

devoted grandmother of Michael Anthony Bramson, sister of Jane Russell. Service were held Tuesday at 3 n.m. at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortaary director. In lieu of flowers familv prefer contributions to th r'ifv of Hone.

MAX DELL, Julius Jay, beloved hus band of Delia nianoeu. loving father of Dr. Michael (Louise) Mandell, Dr. Fredric and Rosny Mandell, Lenore and Charla Mandell, brother of Mary Schle-singer; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Wednesday, p.m..

In Eternal Light Chapel in Kden Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. MARSH. Harold Emmons he- loved husband of Ella warsn, father of Harold R. Marsh David G.

Marsh. Fred Goulette and Shirley Corwin. also survived by 10 rrrandchildren, brother of Eva Eckle. Visitation Wednesday to 9 p.m. Services Thursday 3 P.m.

in Manchester Chapel. Ingle, wood Cemetery-Mortuary, director. (678-1251). MASSARIK. Irene.

Service Wednesday, a.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. McDERMOTT, Clemen P. Rosarv this evenlne. 8 n.trt..

and Requiem Mass Thursday. 10 a.m., both at Our Lady of T.oretto Church, 220 North Union. Callanan Mortaary, directors. McDOWELL, Harrr husband of Virginia C. McDowell, father of Marr McDowell and Melodv Flore, son of Eva McDowell, brother of T.

and Robert Lee McDowell and Ruth Pear- nail: also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Thursday. 1 n.m.. at Memorial Chapel. Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier.

Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. MEXDOZA. LnnU S. Rosary Wednesday. 8 P.m., Veiga-Roblson Beverly Chapel, Mass Thursday.

a.m.. at St. Alohonsus Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. MILLER.

associated Tdtb Southern Pacific, P.M.T. division, beloved husband of Virginia D. Miller, loving fathr of iintia warren ann bee auen-holz. uncle of Bob Miller, also survived by 4 srandchlldren. Services 1 p.m.

Thursday at1 the Little Country Chanel. 10621 Victory North Hol- lywood. interment vainaila Memorial Park. Pierce Broth ers' Valhalla, directors (877- 313H). symptoms Soothing PSOREX CREAM helps relievo itching, remove scales, and reduce the redness of psoriasis on knuckles, elbows and knees or your money back.

No prescription needed. 0 Smog Report Carbon Ozone Monoxide Nitrogen Oxide Th Lm Angeles Countv Air Pollution Control District' first-stage jmoa alerti ar based on paak reading: Ozone, .50 parts per million; carbon monoxide, 59 ppm; nitrootn oxides (nitric oxide plus nitrcgen dioxide), 3 pom. Tha air Quality standards of the State Air Resources Board do rot Invoiva ra readings, but are for a specific time period: Ozone. .10 ppm. for hr.j carbon monoxide, 10 ppm for 12 nitrogen dioxide, .25 ppm for 1 nr.

FORECAST Maximum ozone levels today will be .10 ppm in the inland valleys, and 0.5 ppm elsewhere. There will be little or no eye irriiation in the Los Angelps Basin. Minimum visibilities will generally be six to eight miles, due mostly to haze. Tl ESD.W'S PEAK READINGS NATIONAL OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY Station Atax. Min.

San Francisco 66 At Portland, Ore 6 4' Sedttle 6 47 Las Veoas 55 Salt Lake City 69 42 New York 73 58 Boston 71 54 Washington, D.C 7 60 Miami 87 70 Detroit 76 57 Chicago 77 56 Kansas City It 67 New Orleans 90 69 Houston 72 Milwaukee 71 53 Central Los Angeles 06 11 .10 Northwest, Coastal OS 6 2- Southwest Coastal South Coastal ,2 Southeast OS West San Fernando Valley 11 Fast San Fernando Valley OS fc West San Gabriel Valley Oil 6 .1 1 Fast San Gabriel Valley 0 4 .08 Pomona-Walnut Valley 04 5 Orange County APC'l) 01 .16 Temperatures, Summaries Tuesday's LOCAL TEMPERATURES Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: Station Max. Min. tos Angeles A. Airport Apple Valley 70 54 67 50 69 36 OVER 900 RENTALS DAILY 74 51 80 S3 1 66 28 71 33 70 46 68 501 89 55 73 45 54 32 77 45 70 51 86 60 67 52 69 45 73 40 51 28 70 45 70 39 71 45 64 54 72 43 68 50 66 43 60 38 59 51 67 47 64 30 71 36 Barstow Big Bear Burbank Airport Culver City El Centro Fresno Lake Arrowhead Lake Elsinora Long Beach Needles Newport Beach Palm Springs Pasadena San Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Torrance Yucca TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Albany. N.Y 73 39 Amariilo 92 Anchorage 49 Asheville 83 Atlanta 87 50 39 46 57 46 55 44 48 51 78 46 36 45 68 54 59 55 56 56 59 67 45 61 50 53 47 4 46 76 60 61 78 61 65 60 68 73 64 46 50 61 57 49 64 55 66 55 5 50 54 49 60 64 72 45 76 72 5 60 Billings 61 Birmingham 87 Bismarck 74 Boise 59 Boston 65 Brownsville 91 Buffalo 72 Burlington, Vt 69 Casper .04 .06 Charleston.

5.C 84 Charleston, W.Va 85 Charlotte, 88 Chicago 63 Cincinnati 85 Cleveland 79 Columbus, 0 84 Daiias-Ft. wonn no Denver 81 Oes Moines 77 Detroit 68 Duluth 60 El Paso vu Fargo 64 Great Falls 61 Helena if Houston 83 Indianapolis 76 Jackson, Miss 88 Jacksonville 88 Kansas City 85 Little Rock 85 Loulsvlll 80 Memphis 84 Miami Beach 82 Midland, Tex 94 Milwaukee 54 Mlnneapolls-St. Paul 60 New Orleans 89 New York 77 North Platte 72 nklahnma ntv S7 Omaha 70 91 Philadelphia 76 Pittsburgh Portland, Me 68 Raleigh 88 Rapid City 62 Richmond 80 St. Louis 81 St. Petersburg-Tampa 86 Salt Lake City 67 San Antonio 94 Sault Ste.

Marie 67 Shreveport 88 Washington 79 Wichita 86 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 65 Edmonton 75 Montreal 68 Ottawa 70 Reglna 75 Toronto 65 Winnipeg 75 Vancouver 57 .06 mmm Mm atwitrr (MMIatM mmm NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Severe weather raked the Mississippi valley. The National Weather Service issued tornado watches covering sections of northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. And severe thunderstorm watches were also issued by the National Weather Service for portions of Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. Stephenson county sheriff patrol reported a tunnel cloud near Dakota, 15 miles east-southeast of the Orangeville funnel cloud report. And tornadoes were reported on the ground at Davis, 95 miles northvest of Chicago and at Lake Sumerset, south of Davis.

Baseball-size hall accompanied thunderstorms at Buffalo, Iowa, southwest of Davenport, Iowa, while tennis ball-slie hall was reported 14 miles west of Mo-line, Illinois. Golf ball-size hail was reported 14 miles west of Molina, Illinois. Golf ball-size hail hit Ridoeway, Wisconsin, 30 miles west southwest of Madison, Wisconsin. Severs thunderstorms were spread from Texas ta Alabama and from the lower Mississipni Valley to the upper Great Lakes. In the Far West, a complex low pressure system spread showers and thunderstorms throughout the north and central Intermountain regions and the northern Rockies, while fair, warm weather occurred from Southern California through the central and southern Rockies.

In the East, fair, warm weather extended over the Atlantic coastal states. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Disorganized relatlvly low pressures were over the western states while nearly stationary high of 1031 millibars' was 1,000 miles west of Monterey and another like high 750 miles west of Seattle. A weak, front extended southwest from western Canada to between the highs. A deep low of 982 millibars was over Alaska. A few showers were on the northwest coast while variable low clouds hovered well offshore of Southern California.

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Athens, Partly cloudy 73 Berlin, 1 o.m Partly cloudy 77 Hong Kong, I p.m. Partly cloudy 87 London, noon Madrid, 1 O.m. cloudy AAenila, I p.m Rain 79 Moscow, p.m. Clear 61 Paris, 1 pm Clear 77 Rome. 1 p.m Cloudy 66 LJ 1 00 1 6 42 3 00 1 -4l 4 0 4 1:42 0 7:42 3.2 12:36 1 1 7:06 5.J 5 2:1 0 2 1:36 3.1 "1:12 2.0 7:36 5.6 'D'notes p.m.

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