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OBITUARY Joyride Bandits Port II-SATURDA Y. JULY 26,1 Ml Mrs. Etta Little Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Adams Spriggs Little, 85, vaudeville and circus performer from the time she was 12. and wirfnw oV WiathirsCenilitions July 25J952 1 1 mho Vt oaJTtri VV -a ni iXi ii I sAiriAticiTv.

ha (y- Jr It i -H :w.CHtfa, Tj St. IOUIS Van ifV.X: LojtHOMA'fk, Tf lO. e-p, Min temaeralum eoe! Areas if wtw OtttAett. rVwtigMvemwn 1 jQya the Mary Star of the Sea Church, San Pedro. Mr, died Thursday at his homeH was founder of the C.

Ji Henry Ship Supply Co. and worked as a chandler for 38 years. Harold E. May Harold E. May, ship chandler, of 1427 13th: SU San Pedro, died' yesterday of a heart attack at his home.

Mr. May, a former sports writer for an Oregon newspaper, had Spent 25 years supplying ships with equipment. He leaves his widow, Agnes; a son, Gerald, and thre grandsons. Funeral arrangements are pending at Mortuary. Miss Blanche G.

Allen Miss Blanche G. Allen, 70, teacher, died Thursday at St. John, New Brunswick, Can. Sh left her home here at 500 Westmoreland Ave. just a month, ago to return to St John, which jftstJTK'f I WMTHtR FRONTS ''NflfP MAX.

HMKRATURC STATIONAIY WNO NATION'S WEATHER This map shows weother conditions throughout the United States yesterday. It is based on information received from the United States Weather Bureau. of Jimmy Spriggs, Ringling Bros. uircus ciown for 20 years, will be conducted today at 2 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Mortuary arranging, with interment in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park.

Mrs. Little, 10913 Littchen Nor-walk, died Wednesday. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Maryetta Calonsod, a grandson and a great-granddaughter. Mrs.

Isabella Frazer Funeral services for Mrs. Isabella Frazer, 98, a resident of Southern California for 62 years, will be conducted today at 1 p.m. in Pierce Bros. Hollywood Chapel, followed by interment in Hollywood Cemetery. Mrs.

Frazer died Tuesday at her home, 14304 Beckner Puehte. She leaves her husband John and a granddaughter. Mrs. Gypsy A. King Mrs.

Gypsy Abbott King, 55, of 645 Muirfield Road, wife of Director-Producer Henry King of 20th Century-Fox studio, died yesterday at her home. The Kings were married in 1915 at Ft. Worth, and came to the Southland shortly afterward. Mrs. King leaves her husband; three children, Mrs.

Ruth K. E. and John, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending, Cunningham O'Connor Mortuary in charge. William Maggio Requiem Mass will be said for William Maggio, 71, ship chandler, of 740 Leland San Pedro, at 9 a.m.

today at 0 NOW Miss Cora Hull j. Funeral services for Miss Cora Hull, 82, retired missionary, will be conducted at 11 a.m. today at the Bramble-Best Funeral Home, with interment at Inglewood Park Cemetery. She spent many year doing missionary work in the back country of the Southern United States. Founder of the South Mountain Institute for orphans in North Carolina, she headed the institution for 30 years.

Her home was at 1171 28th St. She died Wednesday and leaves a brother, John A. Hull of Santa Monica, and a niece, Mrs. Josephine Neuenburg of Temple City. Mrs.

Frieda Grossblatt Mrs. Frieda S. Grossblatt, 58, wife of th founder and presi dent of the Globe Department Stores, died at St. Vincent Hospital yesterday of what doctors describedag a blood disease. Besides her husband, Louis J.

Grossblatt of 461 McCadden Place, she leaves a son, Alvin, a daughter, Mrs. Bennett L. Sprecher, both of Los Angeles; five grandchildren, three sisters, and her mother, Mrs. Ella Swatt. Mrs.

Grossblatt was a native of El Paso, and came to Ios Angeles in 1926. Funeral arrangements are pending. John G. Waters Funeral services for John G. Waters, 75, electrical engineer, will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m.

in the chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary, 1000 Venice Blvd. Interment will fol low in Rosedale Cemetery. Mr. Waters died Wednesday.

He leaves his Mrs. Luella Waters, 1211 Victoria a daughter, Mrs. Leila Burton, and a sister, Mrs. John Dorsey. 5 ELROY HIRSCH (RAMS ai.

i- at OOLISEim tmb. fJBfflT Ml. 21 Get $10,000 in Market Holdup Two bandits took, market manager on a 10-minute joyride early yesterday they forced him to open his store and unlock his safe, from which they took $10,000. Assistant Manager William J. Nickols told police closed the market at 6355 Bellingham North Hollywood, and walked to his car.

In the rear seat a bandit crouched and ordered him to "start driving." Nickols said the man kept a pistol pressed against his back and forced him to drive around the block near the store for 10 minutes. All the while the second bandit followed in another machine. Then both cars stopped at the market, the bandits forced Nickols to unlock the door and conduct them to the safe. At gunpoint, he opened it. The bandits took its contents, warned him against following them and fled.

Foreign Press to Dine The Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association will hold a press preview luncheon at Ciro's July 31 with Actresses Audrey Totter and Margaret O'Brien and Dr. Jose. Perez del Arco, Consul General of Spain, heading the list of guests. Sun. Moon and Tide By U.S.

Coast and Oeodetie Survey yiacr oo us- oo Auc. 90 July 30 Aug. 4 Aug. 11 DATUBDAY. JULY Bon rises a a.m., seta 7:58 P.m.

Moon rises 10:16 a.m.. sets 10:23 p.m. TIDES. LOB ANGELES HABBOB July Low High Lew High 26 0 1:04 4.4 :44 2.1 tTt.li t.aw Hi rh Law 27 11:20 4.1 1.1 1:4 4.S 7:44 2.1 28 1:09 3.6 7:14 1.6 1:11 4.6 9:07 3.0 29 1:2 3.0 7:40 2.0 4.8 10:47 l.S 30 4:45 2.7 l.S S.l Tin are elvan in order of occurrence. First column denotes tinra and gecond column height in feet above or below mean lower low water.

Light face type denotes a.m.. blaek face. p.m. Times listed are Pacifio Daylight-saving Time. Yesterday's water temperatures: Long Beach.

65; Santa Monica. 65. ANNOUNCEMENT OF FUNERAL SERVICES iolewtvhdtikj Pierce Brother BOTH TEA Pierct Brothers Las Angeles Mortuary Condra, Earnest Sat. 10 A.M. Heincmeyer, Emma J.

Sat. 1 P.M. MfMjnus, Raymond Sat. Private Kinsley, Jessie Mon. 10 A.M.

McReynold.t. lames Mon. 1 P.M. Williams. Floyd 1.

Sat A.M. Meyer, Otto Sun. 1 :30 P.M. Pierre Brothers Hollywood Mortuary Frazer. Isabella.

Sat. 1 P.M. Bang. Laura B. Stewart.

Blanche P. Snell, Stella Ober. Georgia Duncan, Robert Pierce Brothers Inglewood Mortuary Foster, Elizabeth Sat. 1 1 A.M. Betts, Mary, 11 A.M.

Vindal, Alma Munro. Caroline, Sat 1 P.M. Lemster, Edna Pierto Brothers Alhmnhr Mortuary Whitmer, Mon. 11 A.M. Holloway, Cynthia Pierce Brothers Beverly Hills Mortuary Jackson, Virginia, Sat.

2 P.M. Pierce Brothers Lincoln Heights Mortuary Halbere, Carl Sat. 2:0 P.M. Pierce Brothers Valley (Van Suys) Ley, Paul Sat. 2 P.M.

Ryno, Charles Mon. 10 A.M. Hall. Aline Staley, Jcmes F. Pierce Brothers Todd Leslie (Santa Monica) Thomas, tydia.

Set. 11 A.M. Wallis, Harry A. Church, Joseph H. Pierce Brothers Venice Mortuary Campbell, Allen Sat 11 A.M.

Services at Other Locations Walker, John Sat 10 A.M. Chapel of the Chimes in Infllewood Park Cemetery Johnson, Ornetta, Tues. 11 A.M. Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery For jurther information telephone PRospect 4151 Tim tf MrvtcM fa mnnome4 tatcr PllBR0TnElV5 HIISHIOltOOB MOlTo-Atltt only miRMleW snearr mi lima neesf was ner nirinpiace. Miss Allen came to Los Angeles 50 years ago.

She leave two brothers. Funeral service will be conducted today St. John. JUNIOR JUBILEE CONTEST NEAR TO DEADLINE Talented boys and girls have only today and Monday to obtain entry blank' In downtown stores for the Junior Jubilee contest, it was announced yesterday by the sponsoring Downtown Business' Men's Association. Auditions will begin next week at six playgrounds, with finalists to appear at a free show in the Philharmonic Auditorium Aug.

21 at 2 p.m. Prizes will Include scholarships, a scceen test and trophies. jt- a -5 ft 4 UJCU Otl SALE AT DIV0RCES GRANTED Mlehael D. from Dorothy at. OZARKIW.

Nanette from Michael. PEPPARD. Clarence A. from Rose R. FOB.

Julianne from Robert I. POLACEjl. Yoion f. irom Milan RIVKIN. Ruth K.

from Allen B. RODRIGUEZ. Ruby P. from Lino. RUTZ.

Lupe from Ray. RUSSELL. Mary A. from Jack W. SANDERS.

Charles H. from Josephine. SCHAEFER. Irfipe from John F. SCHNEIDER.

Hscel from Vertner. SMITH. Irene- P. from Merlin J. SPENCER.

Jack B. from Delia B. STASIK. Bernlee C. from John Steve, TALLMAM.

Lucille T. from Dail E. TAYLOR. Mildred J. from Stuart THOMSON.

Margaret from Matthew. TODD. Carol J. from Lloyd D. TRETHAWAY.

Eleanor from Edwin H. VENEMA. Georce from Liesbeth K. WAGNER. Kathryn K.

from Rolland. WARRBN. Elijah from Lisiie. WHITE. Carl O.

from Joy W. WOODLAND. Bernlee X. from Frank j. WRIGHT.

Denlse from Maurice X. WRIGHTSON. Wllllvleva Irom Dean A. Deaths. Funeral Announcements BLAIB.

Marr Ida. late of 1821 Las Flares Drive, aiendaie, motner 01 avsoera Blair ef Reseda. Frank Blair. U.S. Army, and Henry Blair of Palmdale, also survived by four grandchildren; daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Landry or Canada. services Saturday. 3:30 p.m.. in Peace Chapel, Kiefer Eyerlek Mortuary, 314 East Harvard.

Glendale. BBOI1ILLET, Irene Porter, beloved mother 01 Mrs. Heme nrouuiet ioniey. Private services were held Friday. Fierce Brothers, directors.

BRUCE, jeeeahlne Kllen. beloved wife of Thomas B. Bruce, loving motner ot Francis B. Bruce. Services Saturday.

11 a.m.. at flt-ter-McKlnley's Seathwnt. 1062S South Broadway. Interment Indewood Park Cemetery. riLA.V.

Prsnk. Reouiem Mass today. a.m.. at immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Wallace E.

While Howard J. Callanan, directors. GIBBS. Mai. steberl Adams.

Services today. 3 o.m at Page Military Academy. 1201 South Cochran Avenue. Bead Tapler A Geiger. directors.

GBOSSBLATT. Frieda, beloved wife of Louis J. Grossbiatc morner ox Aivin j. Grossblatt and Mrs. Louise Sprecoer, daughter of Mrs.

Ella Swalt. sister of Mrs. Anna Block ot San Dtezo. Mrs. Minnie Roth.

Mrs. Helen Ssrsd. Rslph and Sam Swatt Services Sunday 1 p.m. at Hillside Memorial Park. Mallnew A Simons, directors.

AVLINA. Anns. Janea A HasareeK. directors. BOWLA.VD.

Sassa Jaae. sister of Bertha L. Howland. Anne H. SSDtea and LMnora H.

TSinmnWTi ImJ Taalev A Geirer. directors. JACKSON. Virginia ryie. oetovea uaugnter or Mr.

ana ssrs. b. rric. moi-ner of Richard X. and Stephanie Jackson.

Services 2 p.m. todsy at Fierce Brothers' Beverly Bills. 417 North Maole Drive- JONES. Maade beloved mother of Kathryn Krelsie. Helen etoii.

tTeuett. Mary iioyman. ennei wuson Uarcarat Wae-na and James Hawey. Services Monday. 1 p.m..

at Snyder's naatawest Martnarv. KIMf.S. Myrtle. Directed by Forest lawn Mortuary. XJNa, Mrs.

Gypsy A. cunnmgaam Maatr n.jir..... directors. LEBOW, Aaaa. Remains forwaraea to new xors City ay Geaaaaa Mortuary.

LELAND. Sylvia. Caanlnrtiaia a sjfjaaasr, oireetors. LEWIS. William 1).

Hervices Monoay, a p.m.. nrm-sironr Family. LIP8EY. Jaeeb. Services Sunday m.

at nui- alde Memorial Park. Gramaa Mar-taarv. directors. MeCLOSKEY. John X.

Mssa toaay. a a.m.. ot. raui Church. Edwards Brothers' Commal Martaar.

rilrtnra. MeGEE. Lettle Ann, dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. coroett H.

Mcuee. sister oj juua Mary McOee and June Morford. Services 3 p.m. Monday at Utter-McKiniev's Vieweark Chapel. OBEX.

Georgia W. private services were neio osiuros. at Fierce Bretkers' Hellywoed, S9S9 Santa Monica Boulevard. PETERSON. Hannah.

niractMl Forest Lawn MeHaary. BAND. Katherine Resale, beloved mother oi LenaDeue weoo. Services 1 p.m. Monday at tltter-McKialey's Vlewpark Interment, Grandvfew, Glendale.

BEEVES. Helen Edltb. Services Monday. 10 a.m.. at Chichester Chapel.

Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 3300 Wllshtre Boulevard. Armstrong Family in cbarge. BCSSELL, Ethel N. Services today. 2:30 p.m..

at Edwards Brothers" Colealel Mertaary. STMFB.4L. Georce. Directed by Forest Lavs Mortuary. 9TTJBB.

Bernlee R. Directed by Forest Lawa Mertaary. ams.lVSV. gleanl Jwutah. beloved hua- band of Mary A.

Sullivan, brother of Miss Catherine Sullivan. Remains will be forwarded to Fort-land, for cervices and Interment, r.nnlnrhtra A O'Cennar. directors. TANNKHILL. Charles beloved husband of Marie TsnnehUL passed away July 23.

1952. Funeral services Monday. 1 P.m., at Sawtelle ChapeL WATERS. Jaha G. Fdwdrds Brothers Caleoial Mertaary.

WILOK, Lillian beloved aunt of Doris M. Karnatz and Wayne Sorge. Services Saturday, 1 p.m.. at utter-McKtnley'a Wllshlre ChaPel. WOODRUFF, Mary I.

ef 7670 Mlra Monte Boulevard. Services today. 10 a.m.. in the Lit tie Funeral Church of Helmea a Sens. WOODS.

James B. Msss today. 9 a.m.. at St. Mary's Church.

Edward. Brothers Celeaial mertaary. directors. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED JONFS TTLBR. B.

24. T. 47. KAMPPC WILSON. A.

38. X. 11. KZGLKR STJODEN. R.

S3. D. 3. KUFY UNO. C.

29. L. 20. LEWIS STsTVBNS. SI.

T. UNDsTRHOLM 8TRATMrYIlt. T. 39. X.

LISrNBT McBLHOSI. 1. 33. T. 24.

LYNCH BROWN. D. 37. B. 32.

LYNCH BALL. J. 44, O. 4. MacKEY JENNINOS.

K. 35. A. 23. MALTESE PAU.1U1 1.

V.v. a. o. MAR LOW HOOD. C.

Jr. Jl. A. 20. MATH ISO AKDKISON.

H. 39, A. 4. McCULLOOOH MOITORIT. 1-33.

C. 71. McGREW WALKER. J. 47.

8- 30. aap.wav m. Tesn IT MCHirr owe.it nn n. i ii. j.

j-. MIDRANO OALINDO. P. 18. A.

18. MONTOTA MFD IN A. J. 25. D.

2. ORUM CURTIS. W. 33. B.

27. PATON WALSH. D. 40. R.

34. PERRY CAHLE. 28. I 31-PFTBRSON OALPIN. at.

32. 2J Z.owbv itiru a At. V. 3a. REJTN KRAMER.

V. 31. R- 3S. nnnwn n.i BAirfitntf St 92. I.

11. RUDOLPH EVANS. J. 40. T.

45. SAVITT HUMMEL. D. 2. M.

3-SLIMAK VANTA. 3- 31. A- 30. SPURLOCK TULLIS. P.

28, H. STORY PUMPHRSY. 4. 46. TRASK HANSEN.

C. 34. C. 34 TURNER uiajvch. -TYSON JOHNSON.

R. 33. M. 30. W.

U. WARD-COLLINS. II. II. WATTS LEWISBT.

2S. 13. WATTS MelNTYRB. P. Ti- WEAVBB LUDWia.

R. 1- 3 WlMHRER. D. 3L 8 19 WILSON BROWS. W.

26 31. ZERMAN DE MIUA. T. 65. 43.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED ANDERSON. Rosens ssamst Audrrj. A8HLEY. Artene B. 'nst Joh BAKER.

John against Clara 8-BARR. Marioria L. against Jewell A. BAST ABLE. Evelm H.

against Gerard I BECK. Bda B. acaintt Blmo C. BILLER. Anna against Robert.

BOWERS. Jovee J. asalnst willlym O. BRADTARD. Warren H.

against Virginia W. BURM.T1. LUlle against John B. COLBY. Sara against Allen B.

CRAWFORD. Katherine against Robert. DAVIS. Dorle against Charles H. DB HART.

Walter against Adah M. DILTncY. uiciue acausi utoiit nnnr.nn Donald W. asalnst Charlotte. DOVOKLLO.

Mart acalnst Oeorge. ELLA. Albert A. asalnst sniruean e. ESP08ITO.

Suenlna acalnst Pasouala. FIELDS. William T. asalnst Lenara. FOLEY.

Katherine B. acalnst Frederick w. FOSTER. Sellna acalnst Lorenso N. FRIEDMAN.

Ruth acalnst Harrr. GEIOER. Richard L. against Josa F. OOETSCITEL.

William H. acalnst Bernlee. GREDIMOER. Vlrclnra acalnst Lawrence. Hampton, jeanne acauist Mm.

HARPER. Joan acainst Raipn n. HOPP. Follv against Dave. atnrwim.

r-K. 1. ualnat William T. HUTCH rv BON. Margaret acalnst WlUiaat.

JOHNSON. Huch acalnst Nora. JOYNFR. Doris J. acalnst Samuel B.

rrffrnnmie r.r.1,. aaainat lataua LAND. Edna F. asalnst Herbert R. MERCURio.

Ruhr M. against sucnaa i. WTU FR. 1- Maria-asalnst Bucene C. MO PR TLB.

Dora acalnst Frank A. MOKS. Oraee B. acalnst Barl L. MOLDBR.

Ruhr ncalnrt Thomas B. Jr. NIDES. Maria L. against Frank A.

PHTLLTPS. Ruth S. against Jamea T. POWTLL. Lela M.

asalnst Olln P. RAO AN. Marie against Virgil. RAY. Bettv A.

against Ouv A. REAPON. Bettp against Rhodee. RE7SB. Grace asalnst William.

RtTDA. Josephine against Nathan. SALISBURY. Luep L. acalnst Alfred SCHNATTXR.

Joseph acainst Mariana R. SHARER. Antoinette M. acainst Thomas. Smith.

Jennie B. against David B.t urruyvsON. Jamea F. arainst Rose M. TARANDA.

Olca P. acalnst William T. TAYIX7R. Luelnda acalnst Walter. THOMPSON.

Darlene J. acainst George WALLACE. Marian M. acainst Robert L. Bsroara acainst Dee w.

WFBPFR. De Forest B. axalnt Marjorte. WFISLB. Tsabelle 8.

acalnst Glendon J. WELCH. Beatrice agstnst Ravmond. WELCH. Floriek M.

acainst James H. WILLIAMS. Mvrtle acalnst Parlor. WILLIAMS. Nina aealnst John.

YEAOTt. B'snch S. asalnst William B. ZUCCARO. Dorothr against Jamea.

DIVORCES GRANTED ALLEN. Dr. Alan W. from Ruth M. ASHLEY.

Anne B. from Ralph. BEEBEE. WUUam G. from Fsnnle R.

BERMAN. Marcaret N. from Joseph. BLANDINO. Madeline from Stanley R.

BOLDRA. Arlene T. from Ralph W. nuuLta. ls nonce irom stepnen.

BOYCE. Virginia from William J. CASSLO. Naomi K. from Jim.l p.

CODY. Elisabeth M. from William I. COBura. Anne M.

rrom Robert S. EAR DOB PP. Herold F. from Fave M. 8HTELDS.

Bveirn E. from Robert W. DREICE. Gloria A. from Bert B.

DRUMMOND. Jackie from Raloh M. FLETCHER. Bveirn from Chester A. FRIES3.

Helen D. from Gustave. GIBSON. James M. Jr.

from Joan Q. GOODMAN. Beverly C. from Milton. HEN SUE Y.

Electa V. from Robert C. kill. Bianene w. irom cortisnat T.

HOG AN. Elirabeth A. from Ira B. HUNTER. Mvrtle L.

from Walter O. HU'lTIFR. Marioria B. from Richard H. JOHNSON.

Norma from Raymond L. KATV. Leah Ella from Leror R. KNOX. Marie A.

from Fred H. LANGENDORF. Leone A. from Henre O. -LEBERT.

Blmer J. Jr. from Barbara A. MACIAS. Peg from Richard.

MATEVOSIAN. Aanlve from Albert. McKINNBY. Blanche A. from Charles A.

Dorotn Jj. rrom James. MEYER. Bveirn K. from Richard.

MaCSTELB. Doris from Lerav. MILLESON. Betty J. from Peart C.

MORENO. Bertha M. rrom jose. unRRIft. t.lnnle from Havworth.

MULLARD. Violet M. from Harold J. NEALB. Estner s.

rrom Dale a. NEWMAN. Clara A. from Richard M. WEATHER REPORT omcuu.

rr Satwraay. 5- .8 FORECASTS Lea Annie ai Yleinitrs Scattered high cloudiness but. meetly sunny end continued wars today and tomorrow. Chance law Unt shower SMI mountains. High today about 90.

Seatfcera California: Variable high cloudiness but mostly nanny today and tomorrow. Scattered afternoon and nighttime showers and thunderstorms Interior resigns and over and near mountains. Showers loeallr moderate ta heavy at times ever mountains. rot much chance In temperatures. Sealaera CsUrerala Ceaatal na Intermediate Tallers: Variable bian cloudiness but mostly sunny todsy and tomorrow.

Chsnce of fear scattered showers and thundershawers vicinity of mountains. Little ehsnte in temoerstures. geethera California Meantaia Areas: Variable cloudiness today and tomorrow with scattered afternoon and alchttlme showers and thunder showers. Showers locally moderate to heary at times. Utile chsnce In temperatures.

Sealaera California Interior a a vesert rtreiens: Variable cloudiness but eon-staeraole sunshine today and tomorrow. Pew scsttered afternoon and eventns thundersbowerc Showers locslly moderate to heavy nesr mounts Ins. Little chance ha temoeraturea with hlth temperatures 93 to 102 upper valleys and 102 to 1H lower valleys. Arttaaa: Variable eloudlnesa bat eon-eideraole sunshine todsy and tomorrow. s.an.rMl r.mitM ini eventne show ers and thunderstorms mostly aver and near mountains, utue cnanga in tem-eraturee.

WIND AJtD WSATKBR Mai Conception to San Ditto: Ueht variable winds today and tomorrow except becoming southwest ta west a ta II m.p.h. in afternoons. Scattered hich cloudiness with mostly sunny days. Local patches of foe offshore in early mornings. Little chance in temperatures.

WXSTERN WKATHXR 8UMMART Strong- Pacifie high pressure continues In dominste most of the Eastern forth Pacific with htchest pressure centered about 1400 miles off the Washington-Ore-con coast. Usual thermal low pressure trough extends from Northwest Mexico northwest throuth Interior portions of California but due to continued flow of moijt unstable air aloft ever Southern California from south and southern trout is wetker than normal. This will result in coasts! foe and low eloudtaess belnc at a minimum lor the next two dan at Wait. HATIONAL WZATHKR SDsOlART Scattered showers or thnndershowerg fell yesterday aver Nevada, and the Central Rockies of Colorado and Southern Wyoming. Tonopah reported .13 Inch; Pueblo.

.13. and Rock Springs. .01. Temperatures ware 23 dec. cooler throuth the above area and northern and Central California.

The remainder or the West from the coast to the Rockies entered fair and warmer weather with the principal warminc in the Northwest auar-ter of the country where temperatures were 11 dec. hleher than Thursday. Hottest area, ss usual, was the southwest desert area and central of California with temperatures above 100. Tuma reoorted 103: Las Vet as. 104; Red Bluff.

102. Temperatures otherwise were In the 80e and OS except alone the immediate eeat and Western Washington. A lew hich temperatures were Los Anreles. 90; Poeatello. S3: Seattle.

Ti: Portland. and RoswelL 101. Temperstures were lO to 20 dec. cooler alone the eatrn slopes of the Rockies from Colorado ta the Canadian border and eastward through the Dakotas and Nebraska. Showers with tome cooler air ercurred in the South Atlantic area and Blonds but tbe remainder of the area east of the Forties received warmer weather with only a few abowera in Northern Minnesota and -near Lake Superior.

Temperatures rsnsed from the sos in Mew England and Great Lakes area to the 90a in the Central Mississippi Valley ta near 100 ever the Lower Mis-stsslDpl Valley. theSouthern Plains and Texas. PI. Worth. Kansas City and Omaha resorted maximums at 103.

Chlcase recorded 92 and 8U Paul bad M. Augusta. Oa received Ul inches of rain In sis hoors yesterday but temperatures eased dec. from Thursday's hich of 90. Temperatures were down a little In Northern Caneda and Alaska with recerdins and Anchorage 69.

LOCAL TTMPTWATtrUM Fridays minimum and minimum temperatures at Fouthern California stations as reported the Los Angeles efflee of tbe Si. Weather Bureau were aa fallows: Station Max. MM. Lee Anceiea SB Bishop j. Blvthe 1J4 81 Burbank 95 J8 Cstallna Airport Culver City Daggett 100 12 Centra 10 81 Lortg Beach L.A.

Airport, Mt. WUaen 81 Needles 19 Newport Jt Pslmdale 95 Pasadena JJ S7 Paaa Rentes 88 Riverside 9 71 Sandherg San Bernardina) 9 an Diego San Pedro an Santa Ana Panta Barbara 21 Santa Monica TO Thermal J03 0 Torrance 2" UCLA TXaTPmATTTRKS AND PRECIPITATION OVBlt THB NATION TO IDA Preelpl- Btation Max. MM. utma Abilene 102 73 Albuquerque 9 Amarillo Atlanta 99 7. Bakenfleld 90 73 Bismarck.

fi 63 Boise 93 SS Boston 0 as BrownivUla 94 71 Buffalo 4 sa Otarlcstnn. CHryenna Chicago 92 C.ncii nati 91 5 Cleveland 4 Denver -92 Dea Moines 9S sf Detroit 3 SO Dodie City 101 70 Duluth 0 Pass) 95 70 Mreka 2 Flagstaff 2 Ft. Worth 103 7 Fresno 99 75 Grand Junction 93 70, Helena 4J Houston 94 73 Huron 90 7S Indianapolis -V Jacksonville 9 72 KalispeU 79 40 Kansas City 103 79 Knoxville 99 Las Vetae 10 7J T. Little Rock 101 7S T. Medford 9 Memphia 101 71 Miami 9 79 MinneapolK 70 T.

New Orleans 9 75 New York AS S7 North Platte 91 72 Oklahoma Clly 73 Omaha 103 75 Pendleton 93 SS Philadelphia 83 Phoenix 102 1 Pimourgn. ft6 5ft Poeatello 93 5ft Portland. Me. (4 1 Portland. Ot S3 Rsold City ft Red Bluff 102 71 Reno 91 SS Roswell 101 aft Sacramento 9 S3 T.

St. Louis 9 SS Salt Lake City 93 7 San Antonio 97 71 Ssn Francisco SS 54 Seattle 77 SI Spokane A9 S2 Eprlncfield. Mo. 9 73 Tampa 95 7fi Tucson 97 72 Washington S. SS Wichita 75 Winston 2 so Winremueca 91 Wlrulow 94 S2 Yellowstone 91 3ft Tuma 103 92 ALASKAN STATIONS Anehorsea B9 57 Fairbanks so St .03 Juneaa S3 49 .02 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICEX8E8 ISSUED ARTR NX MelELLArT.

32. L. 31. ALTFJ011N30N. J.

21. C. 18. ASOERSON MORRIS. B.

27, O. 18. AKDtRSON STORM. G. 30.

X. 30. AREVALO SAVALA. J. 38.

X. BALDWIN REMINOTON. J. SA. L.

4a. BLUMENTHAL it CO ILL. O. 34. F.

30. BROWN STEVENSON. G. 29. M.

28. BURPELL WILLIAMS. H. 19, C. 17.

CAGLE KABOLIO. R. 25. 8. 1C CARE ARNESON.

C. I. V. jl. CAMERON I-HLERS.

W. as. X. SB. HOFFMAN.

O. 24, N. 22. CORBETT KLETNERT. V.

37. D. 21. CORMIA NOBLES. O.

Jr. 31. C. 27. DA NCY ANDERSEN.

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J. 27. B. 33. Deaths, Funeral Announcements YOUNG, Martha beloved mother of Mrs.

Jsmar it. muencn. union Walter J. and Murat B. Young, also survived by five grendehllden.

Services Monday at 9:30 a.m. In the Wee Kirk a' the Heatner. Directed by Forest Lawa Mertaary. FUNcRAL DIRECTORS W. A.

BROWN SON W. Wyli Brown rharlatt T. Powers I8IS Heath Flower Street. Bl-414t, CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR ESTABLISHED IS98 Two Convenient Locations 8.140 MELBOSE. HOLLYWOOD.

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FIERCR BROTHERS PRospect 4151 BKA3IBLE-BEST Reverent Christian Service, Moderate Price ISIS TOBERMAN STBEET. PXJ. EDWARDS BROTHERS Ion Venice Blvd. FRosaeet il "GROMAN MORTUARY nmraii nninnit SSO W. Washinctan Blvd.

BI-3S0L MAMNOW SIMONS SIS Venire Blvd. ITTTFR.McKINLiEY 1 CONVENIENT FUNEBAL CHAPELS Main Office; pu-8-84Sl. lirwlSR) ESTABLISHED 1919 90t W. Wsshlngton Blvd. PB-ltJI ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1nl PXPTH ROPE STBFKT.

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HOWARD J. CEMETERY LOTS WE BUY GRAVES YO-79J3 Vnraact LaVTi- 2 SDACes. ClOZft ill. LrO price. Tmi.

Owner. 8a. 1S494. Frank Filan's Funeral Rites Set for Today Requiem Mass will be said today at 9 a.m. in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Santa Monica Blvd.

and Kenmore for Frank Filan, famed Associated Press Fulitzer prize-winning photographer, who died Wednesday. Rosary was recited last night at the same church. Interment under direction of Wlute Callanan Mortuary will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Filan, 47, resided at 1341 Kenmore Ave. He won fame and countless friends during his 22 years with the Associated Press, covering California, the Pacific war (for which he was awarded the Pulitzer prize) and Hollywood.

He leaves hir widow Katharine; a daughter, Sheila, his mother, Mrs. Marcella Filan; two brothers, Harold and Len-nie. and a sister, Mrs. Grace Tallman. Defense Talks Slated Residents of the Playa Del Rey area, will discuss civil defense matters at a series of meetings to be held on the second Monday of each month, Community Warden Robert H.

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