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Part II Oct. 6, 1971 Zimn VITAL RECORDS WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS i NATIONAL FORECAST FOR OCT. 6, 1971 RITES SET FOR OFFICIAL DANIEL BELL WASHINGTON (A0) Funeral services for Daniel W. Bell, 80, a former president and board chairman of American Security Trust Co. and undersecret4V ry of the treasury during World War II, will be held here Thursday.

He died at his home Sunday. Mr. Bell was appointed by President Harry Truman in 1946 to the price control board and in 1950 as chief of the financial survey mission of the Philippines with the rank of ambassador. He joined American Security Trust in 1946 as president. He had been in the Treasury Department 35 years, starting as a stenographer and Jewish Writer D.

Vendrovsky Succumbs at 94 Exclusive to The Times from Reuters MOSCOW Jewish writer David Vendrovsky, 94, who translated Mark Twain, John Steinbeck and JackLondon into Yid- dish, has died at the age of 94, the Soviet news agency Tass reported Tuesday. The date and place of his death were not disclosed. Mr. Vendrovsky, who used the pen name Z. Ven-drovr spent several years writing for Yiddish publications in Russia, Britain, the United States and' Argentina.

Deaths, Funeral Announcement! JACOBSOX', Joseph. Malinow Silverman 5Iorrcary. JAMES. Wayne B. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

JARAMILLO. Raymond. Gnerra Gutierrez Mortnary. KATZ. Harry.

Services Friday. 2 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman 51ortuary, directors. KEXEF1CK, John survived bv wife. 3 sons, Jack, Patrick and Jerry Kenefick, 2 daughters, Mrs.

Mary Fromwil-ler and Mrs. Betty J. Fox, brother, Patrick Kenefick, sister, Mae Vogel, also survived by 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Rosary was held Tuesday. October 5, at Dllday Family Chapel, Long Beach.

Requiem Mass. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. at St. Catherine Laboure. Torrance.

Rilday Family Funeral Pirectors, in charge. (438-9024) LAXPY, Charles A. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. LAZAR, Fanuie. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., In Groman-Eden Chapel, Eden Memorial Park.

Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. SLAB EE, Ona A. Armstrong Family, directors, MAGILL, Raymond J. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. MARTIN, Maud.

Services Thursday, 1:30 at Utter-McKinleys Ullshire Chapel, 444 South Vermont MARTINEZ, Modesto. Rosary Wednesday 8 p.m., Mass Thursday 10 a.m., both at Our Lady of Guadalupe (Ham-met). Interment Resurrection Rancher, Philanthropist; Adrian G. Wood Dies Native of Ohio Founded Pilot Senior Citizens Residence in Santa Barbara jSEAlIlf fl I JVr SAUIT STf. MAIIETllOSTON POATUND 30.20 GREAT FALLS VtTl lUFFAlOV 462 I pin TVJ V.

DETKOITC YOSK 30.10 eurbca-J 78ST VlAS VEGAS i-M CHAHLESTOn 30.0rA8Q -Orleans miami A THURSDAY FORECAST I ffiM ijV, masia rvvV- J55i96l 7wt wiisq'm 1 1 1 OVIC CENTER lvtStpE COLD WARM STATIONARY OCCLUDED i 1 70l00" FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT i 65 1 95 I nheim LONG REACH Ni i 1 Palm SINGS Bnrn in Rainbow, Ohio, but a resident of California since 1892, Mr. Wood served under the late Gov. Goodwin J. Knight on the 19th District Agricultural Board and was on the advisory board of Security Pacific Bank for many years. His first wife, heiress Emma Grubb Wood, died in 1944.

Mr. Wood, who died Saturday at his Foothill Road residence, leaves his wife Ailene and a daughter, Miss Cynthia Wood of Santa Barbara, a niece and a nephew. Welch-Ryce Mortuary is in charge of Adrian Gordon Wood, rancher and philanthropist, died at his Santa Barbara home at the age of 89. It was reported Tuesday that in accordance with his request there will be no funeral services. Mr.

Wood was the donor of Ventura County beach property now known as the Emma Wood Beach State Park. In 1957, he founded Wood Glen Hall, a pilot residence for senior citizens in Santa Barbara. He and his wife Ailene were founder members of the Music Center. and together built two buildings for the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara. 6697 1 cost wesa RmI CLEAR 3 PARTLY CLOUDY WIND DIRECTION Prpgred min CLOUDY In eoowstlon with tht Natiotisl Weather snow FOR WEDNESDAY I 164 Western, National Forecasts Edit Angold; Veteran of Stage, Film, Radio 'Blue Angel." Her last mo- ry vie role was three years ago in "The Ambushers." rj She leaves a sister, Mrs.

Vj Margot Jacoby. SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Sunny today and Thursday. Local gusty northeast winds below canyons, decreasing today. High today, 100. High Thursday, 95.

BEACHES: Sunny today and Thursday. Local gusty winds below canyons this morning. Highs today, mostly in 90s; ater, 65. MOUNTAINS: Sunny today and Thursday but variable clouds with chance of isolated thundershowers San Bernardino Mountains southward late today and Thursday. Strong, gusty east to northeast winds, gradually decreasing today and Thursday.

Highs today, in upper 60s and 70s. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Mostly sunny with some hi.h clouds today and Thursday. Local strong, gusty winds below canyons, decreasing today. Highs today, 93 to 103. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Mostly sunny with some high clouds today and Thursday.

Local strong, gusty winds below canyons, decreasing today. Highs today, 93 to 103. SAN BERNADINORIVERSIDE: Mostly sunny with some high clouds today and Thursday. Local strong, gusty winds below canyons, decreasing today. Highs today, 93 to 103.

ORANGE COUNTY: Mostly sunny today and Thursday. Local gusty winds below canyons, decreasing today. Highs today, 93 to 103. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Mostly sunny today and Thursday but variable clouds with chance of isolated thun-dershovvers southern valleys late today and Thursday. Highs today, SO to 95 upper valleys and mostly 90s lower valleys.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Sunny today and Thursday but variable cloudiness with chance of isolated thundershowers ver and near mountains. Strong, gusty east and northeasterly winds below coastal canyons. Highs today, 90 to 85 coastal and 93 to 98 Inland. '5 i jr Funeral Announcements ABERXETHY, Clayton of Lagu na Hills, husband of Rosalie. Funeral services Thursday, 1 D.m..

at Lckerman-Heisman Funeral Service Chapel, Bur- bank. ALLEN, James Raney, passed away (Xtober 3, 1971, son of Forrest and Bettv Allen, brother of Michael, Kelly and Danny Allen and Charlene ieaser. Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m., at Glen Haven Chapel. San Fernando. Wen HaTen Mortuary, directors.

ALLKN, Lucile. Emma. Cilcn Haen Mortuary. ALPERT. Harry.

Malinow Silverman Mortuary. AXGOLD. Edit Services Thursday, 2 p.m.. at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, tiroman Mortuary, directors. T'BTIV.

Allierfa ft. Pierce Brothers' fceverly Hills. BAKER, Elisabeth Axtell, of Lagu- na Hills, passed away ucioDer 4. 1971, sister of Emilie Axtell, of Laguna Hills. Edgar H.

Ax tell, of tseacn anu Robert H. Axtell, of Wofiord Hoisrhts. Calif- also survived by niece, Ruth A. Lockhart, of Martinez, Calif. Private services will be held at the Mountain View Mor tuary.

2400 North Fair Oaks Aitadena. BASS. Ida, beloved mother of Maurice, David. Benjamin, and Alex Bass and Mrs. Anne Honigberg; also survived by 11 grandchildren and 9 Rreat-grandchildren.

Servires Wednesday, 12 noon, at Eden Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. BEAUCHAMP. Ernest, loving father of Ernest J. and Lorna Wrisrht: also survived by 4 brothers.

1 sisler, 5 Rrand-dausrhters and 15 great-grandchildren. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., at Chapel of the Chimes. Ingle-wood Cemetery. 1 a Beaser A Bonnefoy, directors. (750-3344).

BECK, (ieors Mount Sinai Mortuary. BELLE, Prof. Rene, survived by wife, Mrs. Gertrude Belle. Private services.

In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Salvation Army. BLACK. Mattel E. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at Mother of Good Council Church. Islhnan Mortuary, directors.

BLE1BERG. Betty, mother of Lucille Roth and Jeanne Robin-aon, sister of Martha Cohn, Gloria Newman and Sam Davis. Graveside services, Wednesday. 11 a.m., at Beth Israel Cemetery. Featheringill 0 r-toary, directors.

BOB PM A 51, Pora. lllen Hollywood. BUTLER, Ann beloved wife Of John A. Butler, mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, and John H.

Butler, sister of Mrs. Goldie Torkelsen, Mrs. Doris Kellogg, Mrs. a Wesley. James, Clark, Ralph and Paul Christiansen; also survived by grandchildren and 1 great-grandson.

Services 3 p.m.. ednesday, in the Church of -the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hnllywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary. BUSLIK. Gertrude.

(lashand-H illen Hollywood. CAIN. Robert E. I Forest Lawn-Glendale. CALI.AGHAX.

James. Cunningham onnor. CARR. Matthew beloved hus band of Carr. loving brother of Miss Agnes and Miss Margaret Carr.

Rosary this evening. 7:30 p.m., and Requiem Mass, Thursday. 9 a.m.. both at Blessed Sacrament Church, Ffi-57- Sunset Blvd. Callanan Murtaary.

directors. CARSE. Robert Kea. Reed Tapley Geiger, CELMK, Aron. Services Wednesday.

1 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Cha pel. Groman Mortuary, directors. PAIMOXD, Ponald Pierce Brothers' Hollywood DESROS1ERS. Joseph William, born May ZS, 1SK3 tn Canada, passed away October 2, 1971, loving husband of Florence Pesroslers, father of Albert Desroslers. Rosary p.m.

this evening at McCormlck Mortuary-West-ehester. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Anastasia Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemeterv.

DEVEXPOilF, Julia beloved mother of Byron C. Devendorf, sister of Mrs. Esther Richter, Mrs. Haina Braaleton, Mrs. Hil-ma McKerricher and Mrs.

Sel- ma Overby. grandmother of Lisa Devendorf. Services 10:30 a.m.. Thursday. In the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. BADE, PeElila M. Visitation, Thursday, 5 to 9 p.m. Services, Friday, 11 a.m.

at Manchester Chapel. Ingle- wood Cemetery Mortnary, di rectors. 78-12ol) EPVVARDS. Maud. Armatronr Family, directors.

ERYW.V, Lola Mildred, passed away uctoner a. 1H7I. beloved motner of Mildred I. Miller and Kev. Richard W.

Erwin: also survived by 2 granddaughters and 1 great-grandson. Memorial services to be held Sunday, October 10. 2:30 p.m., at the Angeles Mesa Presbyterian Church. 3751 West 5-Jth Los Angeles. Memorial gifts may be made to Angelei Mesa Presbyterian Church.

FLORY, Sean. Armstrong Family, FRAXKFIRT. Pavid Private services were held by Groman Mortuary. GARPEXHWARTZ, Samnel, beloved father of Jack and Sam Garden-awartz and Max Gardens: also survived by 3 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Services, Thursday.

12 noon, at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Grnman-Eden Mortuary, directors. GILBERT, Yetta. Services Wednesday. 10 a.m..

at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. GIXSBIRG, Myron. Services Wednesday. 1 p.m., In Groman-Eden Chapel, Eden Memorial Park.

Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. Arnold. Malinow ft Silverman Mortuary. GOOPMAX, Aaron. Malinow Silverman Mortnary.

GREEXSPAX. Sigmund. Graveside services Wednesday. 9 a.m.. In Eden Memorial Park, Groman Mortuary, directors.

HACK, Nathan. Malinow A Silverman Mortnary. HAGEX, Eugene beloved uncle of 3 nieces and 3 nephews and 1 great-niece. Services 2 p.m., Friday, In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary.

HAR.lt, Vllho beloved hushRnd of Anna Harju, brother of Eva Rhoton, of Inglewood. Calif, and Lisa Rahlklnen, of Finland. Services 2:30 p.m., Thursday. In the Little Country Chapel, 10021 Victory North Hollywood. Pierre Brothers' Val-lialln, directors.

(7H3-P123) HUMPHItKV, Pr. he-loved hushand of Hazel, loving father of Jerome David, Steven and Susan: also survived by 10 grandchildren. Private graveside services Saturday, Oriober 9. It a.m., at Pacific View Memorial Park. Balti Morlnary, Corona del Mar, directors.

mi Immm Funeral services for veteran actress Edit Angold, 76, who died Monday at Memorial Hospital of Southern California, will be held at 2 p.m. today in the chapel of Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery. Born Edit Goldstandt in Berlin, Miss Angold made her first stage appearance there at 17. She came to the United States after World War I as a featured player in the popular German-language theater of New York. In the early 1930s, she attained star status in "Tomorrow The World," on Broadway, and came to Hollywood for the play's movie version.

She also appeared for seven years in the Mollie Goldberg radio series and in a movie based on the series. Miss Angold also appeared in several television productions and movies, including the remake of Smog Deaths, Funeral Announcements STUART, Margaret 5IrCann, former resident of Costa Mesa, beloved sister of Mrs. Mary Steinmetz, Mrs. Elizabeth Amestoy and Mrs. lerese Gutnne.

Rosary tills evening, 8 p.m., it the Chapel of Cunningham tonnor. 81O West Washing ton Blvd. Requiem Mass Thurs day, 10 a.m., at cathedral Cha pel, 927 South La Brea. Inter ment Calvarv. SWA RTZBERG.

Lewis Mount Sinai Mortnary. TALLMAX, Clyde E. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. WALKER, Ed Junior, passed away suddenly. October 3, 1971, be loved husband of Mrs.

Marjone M. Walker, beloved father of Mrs. Suzanne Tousseau and Patrick E. Walker, son of Mrs. Alice Walker: also survived by several brothers and sisters and 2 loving little grandsons, Sean and Derek Tousseau.

Services 12 noon, Thursday. In the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest lawn Mortuary. WEBB, Carl Lee. Reed Tapley A Geiger.

WELLES, Bella. llinnsv Silverman Mortuary. (hiiikl r. Kranres. rtter-MrEinley's Wllshlre.

WOOSLEY, Theta P. Forest. Law n-Glrndale. ZIMMERMAN. Bessie beloved mother of George and Aileen Zimmerman, also survived by granddaughter Jill Rlney and friend Josephine Noa, passed away Octoher 2, 1971.

Services were held Tuesday at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. ZIMMERMAN, Homer W. Utter McKinley's East L.A. FUNERAL NOTICE SOUTH GATE LODGE Mo.

320 a will assemble Thursday, 52 noon, 4a at Chapel of the Chimes, Ingle-y'j wond p'r Cemetery, for the purpose of conducllnj services for our late brother, FRANK F. STOKES. ERICH FRICK, W.M. DAVID H. TERRY.

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(1 Tl mi SfLyERflMii Cemetery. Yelga-Robison, Beverly, directors. MATTHEWS. Sigrid I. Reed Tapley A Geiger.

McHALE. Thomas P. Pierre Brothers-Snyders Southwest Mortuary MILLER, Ponald husband of Beverly L. Miller, father of Douglas G. Miller and Kathy Lvnne Miller, son of Ida F.

Miller, brother of Harry W7. and Jack W. Miller. Services Thursday 1 p.m. at Hillside Church.

Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. MOELLER. William beloved husband of Clara A.

Moeller of Santa Monica, brother of Henry G. Moeller Jr. of Santa Monica and Warren Moeller of Woodland Hills, also survived by 2 nieces and 1 nephew. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. In the Chapel of Moeller, Murphy Moeller, Santa Monica, directors.

MORENO, Jose Gallndo (Tony), be loved husband of Pearl, loving father of Belly, brother of Dolores and Jesus. Rosary Thursday, p.m., at Guerra A Gutierrez Mortuary, 2ril7 Pasadena Lincoln Heights. Requiem Mass. Friday, 11 a.m., at St. Viblana Cathedral.

Graveside services Friday, 3 p.m., at Veterans Cemetery, Sawtelle. MORGAN. William E. Forest Lawn-Glendale, 5IORRAU, Owar 8., survived bv svite. Lillian, of Whittier.

3 brothers, Clifford of Seal Beach, Hjalmer of Minnesota. Seldon of North Dakota and 1 sister Mrs. Ruby Miller of Minnesota. Rosary Thursday. 8 p.m., at MrC'oriuirk Mortuary Chapel.

Whittier. Requiem Mass 10:30 a.m.. rrioay, at St. Marv Churoh, Whittier. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

MOSBY, Susan Wlnefred, beloved mother of Kathrne Falkncr aim Suzanne Shutes; also sur vived by 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, sister of Edna P. Rose and Cecelia Ab bott. Services rriday, 2 p.m.. at Chapel of the Chimes. Ingle wood enietory Mortuary, directors.

MOSS, Hannah L. I Forest Lawn-Glendale, jXEYENS, Mary C. i Cunningham A O'Connor Holly wood, XOAR, Rose. Services Wednesday, 10 a at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

NOBLE, Gerald Q. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hitls. NUGENT, Charles Anthony, longtime Los Angeles insurance broker, bom June 3, passed assay Eugene, Oregon, October 4, 1971. beloved husband of Dorothy, father of Charlene Zoller. brother of Michael A.

Nugent; also survived by 4 granddaughters. Kathleen, Linda, Terry and Rarbra Zoller. member of Arcadia Lions Club, Southern California Traffic Association. Quarter Century Club of Los Angelps and former Arcadia City Councilman. Visitation Wednesday.

5 to 9 p.m.. at Glasser-Miller Lamb Mortuary, 500 South First Arcadia. Memorial services Thursday, 9 a.m., at Holy Angels Catholic Churrh, Arcadia. OLSON. Judge John WH beloved husband of Beatrice C.

Olson, a lo survived by 2 daughters Debra and Diane Olson, 1 twin brother Dean J. Olson. Services 12:30 p.m. Wednes day at tne cnurcn of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills, directors.

PAR OO, Isidore. Services W'ednesday. 1 p.m., at Groman-Eden Chapel. Eden Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors.

PLNDLER, Anna, beloved wife of Matthew M. Plndler, mother of William Carl K. and Elliott J. Plndler; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Services 11 a.m., Thursday, at Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.

Forest Lawn-Glendale, directors. RENNER. Balla beloved mother of Cecil J. and Lewis S. Frev, Mrs.

Lillian Williams. Mrs. Irene Morton, Mrs. Lela Cales; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Services 11 a.m., Thursday, Pierre Brothers' South Cities 9434 Long Beach South Gale.

REYES, Bartolome C. Callanan Mortuary, directors, RUBINSTEIN. 5lattye C. Malinow A Silverman Mortnary. SAYER.

Mis. Vera Ethel. Chapel service 1:30 p.m.. Thursday. Westminster Jlemor-lal Park Mortuary and Cemetery.

SCHCLER, Anna. Forest Lav. n-Glendale. SCHWARTZ, Herbert P. M.P.

Services Wednesday. 2 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman-Kden Mortuary, directors. SELGER. Molly beloved wife of Harry, loving mother of Eugene Selger, devoted daughter of Pauline Albert, dear sister of Dora Heend, Leah Haleen and Edward Albert, Services Wednesday, 1 p.m., at.

Mount. Slnsl Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the City of Hope. SHAPIRO, Ennlre K.

Malinow A Silverman Mortuary, SHE A ft Harry Glen Haven Mortuary. SHUMATE. Earl H. Forest Lawn-Glendale, SMITH, Jennie Foreat Lawn-Hollywood Hills. STEWART, Cora P.

Armstrong Family, STOKES, Frank F. Funeral services Thursday, 12 noon, at Chapel of the Chimes. Inglewooil Cemetery Mortuary, directors. (678-1251 )'. Lacking food bulk? ALL-BRAN tht natural way to regularity.

The Les Angeles County Air Pollution Control District's flrst-stao jmos alerts are based on peak reading: ozone, parts per million; carbon monoxide, SO pom; nitrogen oxides (nitric oxide plus nitrogen dioxide) 3 ppm. The air ouallty standards of the Stat Air Resources Board do not Involve peak readines, but ar for a specific time period: ozone, .10 pom for 1 hr.j carbon monoxide, 10 ppm for 12 nitrogen dioxide, .25 pom for I nr. FORECAST Maximum ozone levels today will be .20 to .25 ppm in the Inland valleys and .10 to .15 ppm elsewhere in the Los Angeles Basin. Minimum visibilities, due to photochemical aerosols and haze, will be feur to six miles in most areas and eight to ten miles in the San Fernando Valley. TUESDAY'S PEAK READINGS Report Carbon Nitrogen Monoxide Ovides Ozone 15 17 .13 .06 05 .03 Ofi.

07 05 03 .05 2S 20 42 17 39 13 21 18 7 7 .66 .79 1.50 .16 .87 .46 .31 .47 .18 .26 1.10 san eiEc Servlct EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended out isok Friday throuah Sunday. Mostly fair weather but chance of few afternoon and eveninp thundershowers southern moun tains. Hl9hs In 70s mountains and mostly In 90s coastal sections. Lows In 30s and 40s mountains and In 50s and 60s coastal sections. MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER AREA: Light variable Winds nl9ht and mornlna hours becoming wester ly to 16 knots in afternoons today and Thursday.

Mostly sunny today and Thursday with some high tlouds. Chanca of patcny tog Thursday, WESTERN FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Fair through Thursday with patchy fog near the coast night and morning. Continued wrm. Highs todav and Thursday in the 80s except 70s near the coast. Light wind NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALI FORNIA: Fair through Thursday with lit tie temperature change.

Patchy fog and low Jouds near the coast extending Inland locally nipht and morning In the north. SIERRA NEVADA: Fair through Thursday with llrtl temperature change. WESTERN F'EVADA: Fair through Thursday with little temperature change High today and Thursday from mid-70s to mid-P's. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Fair through Thursday with little temoerature Change Hioh tulay and Thursday In the 90s. Light wind.

SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA: Fair through Thursday but ootchv fog or low clouds near coast Thursday morning. Little temperature change. Hinh today and Thursday In mid-80s to mld-90s except In 70s along the coast. Light wind. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Fair through Thursday except patchy fog or low clouds near the coast mornings.

Little tempera ture change. High today and Thursday 70s to low 80s except 65 to 70 along the coast. Light wind. NATION AL OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY Station Max. Mln.

San Francises 75 53 Portland, Ore 73 47 Seattle 65 48 Las Vegas 19 59 Sslt Lake City 77 43 New York 66 54 Boston 65 51 Washington, D.C 68 53 Miami 17 73 Detroit 59 4.1 Chicago 64 40 Kansas Cltv 80 50 New Orleans 71 63 Houston to 64 Milwaukee 61 42 Sun, Moon, Tide IH a 5 Aioo Qua oo OuaS. Oct. II Oct. JT Oct. 4 Oct.

11 WEDNESDAY, OCT. Sun rises :5 0a.m.. sets 4:30 p.m. Moon rises 7:54 a.m., sets 9:31 a.m. Oct.

Low High Low High 6 4:11 I.J 10:36 6.7 'SiaA-O 11 4.3 7 3:54 1.9 10:11 6.5 I 1:06 3.7 5:37 2.4 12:00 6.1 7: 42-01 2: A 3.4 5.4 0.2 Denotes p.m. All times DST. Summaries TEMPERATURFS AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION PreclDt Station-Albany N.Y. Amarlllo Anchorage Ashevlllg Atlanta Billings Max. 75 75 37 76 45 72 82 Mln.

tatlon 56 .02 "02 47 32 60 64 47 65 43 44 54 73 55 55 41 70 66 64 53 50 49 53 64 39 51 47 48 51 45 50 39 73 72 49 71 64 50 61 55 67 81 47 47 64 63 39 52 50 72 64 52 39 59 45 60 57 74 40 67 46 64 6J .62 tee rjirmingnam Bismarck .22 65 80 77 14 69 BnKe DU3IUI1 Brownsville .35 Buffalo Burlington 70 Casper 7) I Charleston, S.C 84 w. ve. 75 Charlotte. N.C Chicago 76 Cincinnati 74 Cleveland 72 Columbus, O. 74 Oallas-Ft.

Worth 79 Denver 72 Des Moines Detroit 40 74 Luiuin El 60 .14 77 i-argn e.u. 67 uicnr mils 74 U.lan. Honolulu Houston 72 86 73 2 03 inciian-noiis Jarkson. Miss. I III.

77 86 88 Kansas City 84 Lime Rock Louisville Memphis 13 Miami Beach .03 Midland, Tex Milwaukee nnpii, 01 rHUi New Orleans 47 New York Nrrth Platte 76 77 iAinnnme Lily Omaha 81 77 92 Orlando Philadelphia 74 Pittsburgh 74 Portland, Me 69 .05 Raleigh 84 Panld CIW Richmond St. Louis 71 83 87 68 .41 rT, r-riersDurg 1 ampa 1 Salt Lavs Clly San Antonio 74 59 77 71 .47 3ie. mane Shrevaport .0.1 .92 Washington Wichita 41 49 TOURISTS TRAMPLING TORREY PINE TREES Rites Set for Jessie Botke, Bird Painter Outdoor memorial services are scheduled Thursday in Santa Paula for Jessie Arms Botke, noted painter of birds, who died Saturday at the age of 88. Christian Science readings and a eulogy will ba presented at 3:30 p.m. at a courtyard fountain adjacent to Citizen's State Bank at 537 E.

Harvard Blvd. Works by Mrs. Botka and her artist husband, Cornelis, who died in 1954, will be displayed in the bank after the service. She had lived and painted in nearby Wheeler Canyon since 1929. the vegetation," official said.

a parks Starting in January, a maximum of 133 cars will be allowed in that section at a time. George Letch, assistant park superintendent, said the park beach is unaffected by the limit but that 133 cars will be allowed elsewhere "because that's all our two parking lots in the upper areas can hold at one time." "The park is in danger of being destroyed by too many people," Letch said. "It's the home of the torrey pine, which has survived since the Ice Age. The only other place in the world that it can be found growing naturally is on Santa Rosa Island." On the rocky slopes between Del Mar and La Jolla cling 6,000 of the rare trees with 12-inch leaves. Once abundant, they survive by sending roots as far as 200 feet from the main stem and 15 feet into sandstone.

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Mln. los Angeles 101 69 A. Airocrt ..101 Apple Vaiiey 85 41 Bakersfield 92 56 BarstowDaonett 91 5( Beverly Hills 98 56 Big eS 34 Bishop 87 34 Burbirk Airport 99 66 ty 101 58 El Ccnlio 91 54 Fres) 93 52 El T010 MCAS 103 59 Lake Arrow'--id 74 4S Lake ffl-unor- 92 58 Long Be -h City 99 61 long B'lcii Airport 104 63 Needlr, 95 72 Mewpi; Beach 86 60 North, tz 4 60 Palmt'il? 88 42 Palm uiin-s 99 74 Palm Tram 61 37 Riverside 95 5.1 San B-iivrilno 95 59 San Di-n San Co 1 iel 99 56 Santa rvMra Airport 84 51 Santa r-jrn 49 Santa Mw'ca Pier 6.1 Torrance 99 64 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High 32, low 11 FOREIGN CITIES (Local time) City Weather Temo. Athens, I 75 Berlin, 1 Partly Cloudy 57 Hong Kong. I p.m Cloudy 77 London, noon Clear 61 Li.rirf.

1 m. Cloudy 77 Manila, I pm 75 Moscow, 3 pm Snow 30 Paris, 1 pm Cloudy 57 Pome, 1 om Clear 77 Saigon, T-Slorm 77 Tokyo, Cloudy 41 CANADIAN STATIONS faloary 7f 4J Edmonton 77 33 AAnntrea aa Ottawa 65 49 Feolna Toronto 70 49 RfVlnnloeS Vancouver 3 44 Tuesday's LA JOLLA Only months after a campaign to "Save Our Torre Pines" produced enough money to keep out private pers, California park officials say tourists are trampling the trees to death. At least 400 cars are parked in the northern part of Torrey Pines State Park, many of them on the shoulder of the road, on an average Sunday. The rare pine trees are planted to the edge of the road, especially tiny new ones, "so the cars which are parked there destroy Massachusetts Entry 'Definite' McGovern BOSTON CP) Sen. George S.

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A pattern of sunny mild davs followed by clear cool nights has been established across most of the land. Temperatures were close to seasonal normals. A notable exception to the prevailing pleasant temperature regime, gusty desert wind hrnught hot days to Southern California. The dally mercury at Los An-qeles pushed up to 101. A fair weather hioh pressure system anchored over the Interior of the West and exerted Its Influence far Inland.

The forward extension of the high was bounded by a nearly stationary front. In proximity of which a wet band of rain, showers or thundershowers reaches from fhe mid-Atlantic states to lexas. wore man a half an Inch of rain ooured down In an hour at Ashevllle, North Carolina (.60) and Shreveport, Louisiana In southern Texas, normal I monthly rainfall quotas were matched or exceeded at some localities. For example, 1 more than four times the monthly average ot an men and a ha has fa en at Cotulla since Octuher began. The remnant of Ginger, now a weak low pressure svslem, Is some 400 miles east of Can Hatteras and moving aw from the mainland.

The Na tional weather forecast fnr tnrlav: Sunnv land pleasant weather Is In store for nearly I all of the nation. Prerlpltaton will be confined to scattered thundershnwers from the snuthern Rorkles across the gulf Coast to the South Atlantic states, WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY A trough of low pressure extended from northwestern Mexico along the coast nl Southern California then Inland through the Interior of Central and Northern California. Strong high pressure covered most of the Plateau and Rocky Mountain stales with highest pressure In Wyoming. Weak hioh pressure centered about 300 miles west of San Francisco. Low pressure was in the Gulf of Alaska.

The West Coast had clear to partly cloudy weather, TEMPERATURES OVER THE FAR WEST Prerlnl-Mln tatlon 46 Miv 1 Aubiiouerout 75 Fureke 66 (Flagstaff 61 Las Vegas 88 Phoenix 91 Portland, fed Bluff Penn Sar.ramentn I San FranclSrg Seattle Spokane Til-. on 60 27 69 Yellowstone Yume.