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'r Port SEPT. 6, 1961 E.P3 flngtlttf Omtg 2 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Far Wednesday, leaf. 4, mi) A A i Rites to Be A for Dr. Glenn James, 78 lovm 8C iTTwToe Singer Georgia Lasfer, Mother Killed in Crash Miss Georgia Ann Laster, 33, concert sopfano and a former music teacher in tn I fii-f rnrnTuJi. in Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at UCLA, Ex-Editor Dies in Arroyo Grande B) futr.u 84 i I r.

h-rrloiNs BA I atiiiWuii rrrv 1 0O i Atmcwwoui. I 1 r. wotm 1 It. 1 HSMAt4 I if I rnvum a i its 1 iI Irk 1 -v atianta I lOt ANO a 1 em 1 ys. w.Ar.euM Funeral services for Dr.

Glenn James, 78, professor emeritus of mathematics at UCLA and editor of Peace Digest in the San Fernando valley prior to World War II, will be conducted today in Arroyo Grande. Dr. James, who died Sat urday in Arroyo Grande, moved there a year ago from Pacoima. He joined UCLA in 1922 ana retired in 1949. He had taught mathematics at Purdue University and Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Besides teaching classes, mainly in algebra and num ber theory, Professor James was active on a number of mathematical publications before and after his retire mim FRONTS tti Beaw Hutu, ,1 ii 11 NATION'S WEATHER This map, based on United States Weather bureau information, summarizes latest weather conditions. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Shading Indicates areas in which measurable rain hoe fallen Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure. THE POLITICAL CALENDAR Seattle 41 S3 Spokane TJ Tampa 94 73 Tucson 93 64 Washington 92 73 Wichita Wlnslow .85 42 Yellowstone 27 Yuma .105 64 FOREIGN CITIES Sen. Richards Keeps Many Speaking Dates if Political Calendar appears every Wednesday and Friday.

Copy for this column must reach The Times two days prior to publication date. State Sen. Richard Richards (D-Los Angeles), who has not yet announced what office he will be seeking next year that of state senator, U.S. senator or at torney general neverthe less is maintaining a heavy schedule of speaking en gagements. On Friday, Richards will be guest of honor at a gar den party sponsored by the East Hollywood Democratic Club at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. George E. Danielson, 1321 Maltman Ave. from 3 to 6 p.m.; Saturday, he will be the keynote speaker when a group of delegates meet at 10 a.m. in the William Northrup School auditorium, 409 Atlantic Alham-bra, to form a Democratic council for the new 45th Assembly District, and Wednesday will be the speaker at a dessert tea sponsored by the Women's it HUH V.vlT.Vi.V.V; KAX, TtMPERATURC Death, Funeral Announcement SCHILLER, Idter, beloved husband of Mrs.

Glendora Schiller, father of Mildred Louise Schiller and Mrs. Juanlta Hon on, uncle of Mr. E. C. Rhoden.

Services et 3 p.m. Wednesday, Llt-. tie Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. SILVERMAN, Louise Cacti Mascaro Burt, beloved wife of Joseph N.

Silverman, mother of Thomas, James and Ralph Mascaro, Theresa Schuyler, Louise Le May, Margaret scoria and Angellne Azcaratta, also survived by 13 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Services Thursday. 12 norm, at III. ter-McKinlev Huntlniton Park, 2672 Clarendon. SK0BLB, Merry.

services a Thursday, at Hillside Memorial Park mausoleum. Groman Mortuary, directors. SPBYERS, Barbara beloved wife of oeraio L. apeyer. Service end entombment Wednesday, 2 P.m., et Westwood Memorial Park.

Westwood Villatt Mortuary, director. STEWART, Henrietta. services Thursday, p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park chapel. Groman Mortuary, director. SULLIVAN, Mr.

Florence J. Kequiem Mass today, 10 a.m., at Blessed Sacrament Church. Callanan Mortuary, directors. TAKAHASHI, Kelll, beloved husband of sumive, tamer or Toru, osamu end Susumu. Service I p.m.

Sept. I et Fukul Mortuary. TANABE, Ttunekichl. beloved husband of. June, father of Edward.

Sr P.m. Sept. 7 et 3425 west Adams Blvd. Fukul Mortuary, directors. THOM, Helen beloved Utter of David w.

ana George G. Thorn. Services 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forts! Ltwn Mortuary In charge.

THOMAS, Hervty Harrison, of 8447 San tanos may, uuene park, aged 53, passed away September 2, 1941, beloved husband of Aleene, father of Patrick and Michael, both of Buena Park, brother of Mr. Mary Pratt of Riverside, Mrs. Martha Gyde of Inglewood, Miss Frances Thomas of New York, New York. Requiem Mass today, 1 a.m., at St. Plus Church in Buena Park.

Interment at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Orange. TOWNER, Harry. rierce Brothers' Lot Anttlt. TSUKAHARA, Iwao Harry. i-unerai services 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Shlmatsu, Ogata ft Kubota irwnuarr, yn Venice mva.

WADE, Thomas Earl, beloved husband of Irene Wade, loving father of Mrs. ueuriic uarpers ana marie J. wade brother of Marllla Watte, also sur vlved by 4 grandchildren. Thursday, I p.m.. In the Little Chapel of the Dawn and Re quiem mass -rioay, 9 a.m., at St.

Clement' Catholic Church. Gates, Kingsley ft Gates, Santa Monica, director. WAGNER, Mrt. Margaret. Kequiem Mass Wednesday, 9 a at Mother of Good Counsel Church.

Cunningham ft O'Connor, directors. WALLACE, Mary beloved sister of orace w. Trentani. Funeral services Thursday, 10 a.m., In Godeau ft Martlnonl's Crystal Chapel. Interment Sjm AahrUI WASHBURN, Eugtnt loving brother ot piantne kanoway ana urew C.

Washburn. Services Wednesday, p.m., et Ut- ter-McKinlav't Viauinark WEINER, Sam. Groman Mortuary, directors. WILLS, Harvey Cleric beloved husband iwnoreo Lorraine wins, father of Lee Steven Harvey, Barbara Lynn end Lee Clark Harvey, ton of Mrs. Grace Elzene, brother of Mrs.

Doris Saltzolvar, Mrs. Evelyn Buhr, herold E. end Louis Keith Wills. 2 p.m., Thursday, Church Recessional, Forest Lawn Me- morifli-rarn, uienaaie. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.

WILSON, Mary beloved mother of Wmfred T. Wilson, grandmother of rnrs. josepn sensingtr and Edward T. son. Remain forwarded to Oakland, ut rum nrorners- Beverly milt tor wviin mna interment t-rioay.

WITENBERO, Julln, beloved husband of Martha, fond father of Richard, broth-r ofMa Lucy Wolff, Sophie Gerbe tiu i nnmf Levy. Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at tht riui ot rwice mausoleum chapel. Malinow ft Silverman, directors. WOODS, Walter beloved husband of Donne n. wooas.

services 10 a.m. Thursday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn fvicrfwiai-rarw, uienoaie. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. YOUNO, Margie beloved mother of Mrs. Marlon Williams.

Services 10 a.m. Thursday et Plant Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Mon- divo. interment private. ZIMMERMAN, Lural Catherine. Thurtday, 3 p.m., tt Utter-McKlnlev'i Vltwparit Chanel, aiauvon.

Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast tnd Geodetic Survey eiatr inn Og.e Sept. 9 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct.

I WEDNESDAY, SEPT. i Sun rise a.m., ets 7:13 p.m. Moon rises 24 a.m., sets 5:24 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANOELES HARBOR High Low High 4 4 2 9:09 4.4 I.i 3.5 "1:37 9:07 9:31 4.7 41 3:34 10:17 4.9 4:0 10:41 SO 4:41 11:05 5.0 5:17 11I3JS.0 9:31 5.5 5.3 10:41 5.0 11:14 4 4 4.2 Denote p.m. All times Pacific Dnvllght Savin.

'Long Beech, 44. 5(M)C Sept. Low i 2:22 0.1 7 2:50 0.1 I 3: 17 0 1 9 3:43 0 2 10 4:06 0.4 II 4.31 0.4 12 4:56 0.9 13 5:21 1.2 FORECASTS Let Antelet and Vkinlty. Mostly tunny today (no Thursday o.it patcny 109 or low itouas aionv luasi fflfi, nn inurnuiv. Increasing and spreadine farther inland tonight and Thursday morning.

Not so warm both eav. High today auout southern calinrn at Most aunnv weather today and Thursday but Increas- no nKjnt and rnormna too or tow cloud! ness along tht coast. Cooler rtaar coast today. Soother California Coastal Vallayti Mostly tunny today and Thursday but some fog likely early Thursday morning" lower portions. A Mill cooler ootn days.

Southern California Intermediate Val leys and Mountain Areas: Mostly tunny weather today and Thursday. Not much change in temperaiura. Souther California Interior and Desert Regions: Mostly tunny weather today and Thursday. Not much change In temperature. High today TO to 100 upper valleys.

100 to 110 lower valleys. Santa tartar a and Vicinity: Mostly tun ny today and Thursday but increasing night and) early morning coastal low clouds. A little cooler both days. High today aoour Santa Monica ay Area: Mostly tunny today but Increasing coastal low clouds ionium ana Thursday morning clearing late Thursday mornna and afternoon. Slightly cooler today.

High about 72. San Bernardino Valley: Generally sun. ny today and Thursday. Not much tem perature change. High today about fa.

Imperial and Coachella Valleys: Gener ally sunny Today and Thursday. Not much temperaiura change. High today 104 to 110. San Fernando Valley: Mostly sunny to day and Thursday. Slightly cooler both days.

High today to S. Northern and Central California: Pair today and Thursday exceot coastal too. Cooler near central coast and In coastal valley today. San Francisco Bay Area: Fair today and Thursday except high fog near ocean ex tending inland locally mornings. cooler today.

High today in San Francisco. 68; Oakland, 75; San Mateo. 78; San Rafael, 82. Mt. Shasta-Sisklvou Area: Fair today and Thursday.

Little temperature change. Sierra Nevada: Fair today and Thursday. Slightly cooler In northern range today. Sacramento Valley: Fair today and Thursday. Slightly cooler In south and to day.

High today at to y. San Joaauin Valley: Fair today and Thursday. Slightly cooler In north and to day. High today to va. Salinas Valley: Fair today and Thursday except tow overcast near Salinas during the night and morning, cooler looav.

mgn today 85 to 95 axceot 74 to 84 near Sa nas. High today in Salinas, 75; Paso Ro- bles, 95. Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Fair today and Thursday except low overcast or fog during night and morning. Cooler today. High today 71 to 85.

Southern Arizona! Generally fair today In west portion but partly cloudy with isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers in the east portion today and Thurs day. No Important temperature change. Extreme Southern Nevada: Mostly tun ny today and Thursday. Not much change in temperature. COASTAL WEATHER Cap Blanco to Point Conception; Wind mostly northwest to north 10 to 22 knots today and Thursday.

Increasing fog and low cloudiness, but fair otherwise. Point Conception to Mexican Border: Variable light winds night and morning hours becoming west to southwest 10 to aoour 20 Knots in afternoons today and Thursday. Patchy coastal fog or low clouds early this morning and increasing low cloudiness toniaht and Thursday morning. Cooler today and slightly cool er in most areas Thursday. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY The Northeast Pacific was dominated by a huge high pressure area.

Center of the high with 1035 millibars was located about 1,400 miles west of the Oregon Coast, but the high covered the Pacific from the latitude of Bala California north to the Gulf of Alaska and from the Pacific Coast west to the 160th meridian. Barometric pressures became lower over the Great Basin Region in advance of a weather front moving east into Montana, Idaho and Northwestern Nevada. The front extended out over the California Coast near Pt. Reyes. The front is having little effect on weather along the coast except to bring In a return of coastal fog or low clouds as it approaches.

NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY No relief was In light for the south east third of the nation as unseason ably warm humid weather continued to dominate! By mioanernoon Tuesaav iem-oeratures rose once again Into the 90s with record-breaking highs reported in Southern New tngtana. providence, and BririopDort and Windsor Locks. Conn ail turned in record high temperatures of deg. New York City had 93. Meanwhile, farther West cooler, less humid weather prevailed the way Into the Rockies nd the Northwest Pacific States with most readings runnlra In the 70s or low 80s.

A pocket of quite cool mid 50s across tne rainy uaKOTa-minnesora area stand In sharo contrast to hot 105-deg. levels over the Desert Southwest. Wet weather bv the evening hours was con fined mainly to thundershower which developed from the Gulf Regions northeastward into the Ohio Valley and Mid dle Atlantic states and TO a scarrering or rain, showers end occasional munoer-showers over the North Central States. Recent l-in. rainfall deposits were dumped portions of Tennessee ano Georgia uhll wirvi tausM some orooer- damage near Charleston, S.C, HurrH eana Betsy stilt offered no threat to the U.S.

mainland. Tropical storm lnwtv InerMsina in strength, was locat ed about 40 miles south of Swan Island Tuesday evening moving Toward me wesr-norrhwest at 9 m.p.h. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperatures Southern California points, as reported the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weathar Bureau, were as follows: Station Max. Min.

71 64 65 50 28 46 66 61 45 62 60 71 62 58 42 51 59 67 59 59 53 63 61 54 57 67 54 64 58 58 68 57 54 67 53 60 54 57 57 48 Los Angeles 99 L.A. Airport i Bakersfield 97 Beaumont 97 Beverly Hills 93 Big Bear Lake 71 Bishop 91 Blythe 100 Bur bank 96 Campo Culver City 95 Daggett ii Death Valley 107 Centra 105 Fresno 98 Long Beach 96 Montebelto 97 Mt. Wilson it Needles 102 Newport 83 Ontario 96 Palmdele 93 Palm Spring 104 Pasadena 99 Paso Robles 102 Riverside 97 Sandberg 82 San Bernardino 97 San Diego 90 San Gabriel 100 San Pedro 84 Santa Ana 96 Santa Barbara 89 Santa Maria 93 Santa Monica Pier 73 State College at North ridge ...101 Thermal 105 Torrance 95 Twentynino Palms Victorvllle 92 Warner Springs 94 Mt, Baldv Notch 57 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION; TUESDAY Predpl- Station-Albany, N.Y. Albuquerque Amarlllo Atlanta Max. 89 80 88 88 95 53 87 88 ....88 ...,84 Mln.

tat ion 67 44 53 72 73 51 50 73 74 46 47 72 70 48 72 42 61 68 45 57 45 52 80 43 42 44 48 74 58 40 7J 51 72 10 59 47 72 74 54 49 75 44 41 44 58 70 44 41 35 49 40 70 49 73 Birmingham Bismarck .14 Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston, SC. .40 88 .70 Chicago 76 Cleveland 84 Columbus, 0. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Paso Ft. Worth Eureka Galveston Grand Canyon Grand Junction Helena Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville 73 74 11 86 94 59 81 75 76 14 91 91 79 94 92 8 92 86 71 71 Medtord, Ore Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Mlnnwpolls-St. Paul 26 New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia 83 71 92 .100 86 87 71 90 9 19 93 1 89 15 9S Pittsburgh Portland, Me.

Portland, Ore. Raleigh Rapid City Red Bluff Reno, Nev Richmond Sacramento Louis Sill Lake City Son Antonio San Francisco Sautt S'a. Maria 04 Held Today ment. He was a member of the American Mathematical Society, the American Assn. for the Advancement of Science and other professional organizations.

Dr. James leaves his wid ow, Inez: five sons, Dr. Rob ert a mathematics profes sor at Harvey Mudd College, Dr. Arthur a physician at California State Polytechnic, Glenn a mathematics teacher at LACC, Dr. Walter Raymond of Essex, and Howard of Arroyo Grande; two daughters, Miss Frances M.

James of San Francisco and Miss Alice James of Arroyo Grande. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. at Woods Funeral Home, Arroyo Grande. Democratic Club of Beverly Hills at 12:30 p.m. on the patio of the home of Mrs.

Clifford Schiffer, 9734 Hol- comb Beverlywood. Other political meetings scheduled this week in elude: The Beverly Canyons Democratic Club at 8:30 p.m. today at 2363 1 a Canyon. The speaker will be Art Seidenbaum, a magazine correspondent, who will speak on "The Berlin Crisis." The Hollywood Young Democrats at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at 8204 Beverly Blvd.

The speaker will be Bill Stout, television com mentator, who will discuss "Democrats, Elections and the Anti-Communist School." The Los Feliz Republican Women's Club, Federated, at 10 a.m. Friday in Baces Hall, 1531 Vermont Ave. The speakers will be Assemblyman Howard J. Thelin (R-Glendale), who will discuss the recent reapportionment of the state's assembly and congressional districts, and Carl Terzian, whose topic will be "No Time for the Timid." George M. Waters Services for George Melvin Waters, 54, florist here for 25 years, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Church of the Hills, Hollywood Hills. Mr. Waters, 4248 Bennswick died Sunday at Big Bear. He leaves his widow, Ruth a son, Thomas Los Angeles; his father, Roy Hannibal, ana a sister, Airs. Vir ginia Marshall, Moline, 111.

Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial-P ark Hollywood Hills. Leo G. Sawdy Services for Leo G. Sawdy 76, assistant state highway! commissioner, were conducted Tuesday in the Church of the Hills, Hollywood Hills, by Forest Lawn Mortuary. Mr.

Sawdy, 15547 Wyandott Van Nuys, died Friday. He leaves his widow, Nina two daughters, Mrs. Thelma Williams, Van Nuys, and Mrs. Janet Drew, Sherman Oaks; five grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Interment was in Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills.

Benjamin E. Needham Services for Benjamin h. Kr.iv.om fifi rotlroH HlonHnra1 and Vista avocado and citrus rancher, who in his later years had been active in the Wycliffe Bible Translators, win be con ducted at 10 a.m. today at the Vista Mortuary. Mr.

Needham, who died Friday, lived in Vista. As a member of the board of directors of the Wycliffe Bible Translators for eight years, Mr. Needham traveled extensively and opened missionary agricul ture centers in the jungles of Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, the Phllino nes and New uumea. He also was a member of the board of directors of the Union Rescue Mission and the Gospel Recordings, both in Los Ange les. Mr.

Neeanam leaves nis widow, Hilda; two sons, the Rev. David Needham and Mai- nnilm anrl turn rlaiiErhtprs Mrs. I 1 I XT IT nm.l MfP i IlllUiiKciru ii. miniicu oiiu jus, David Wallace. Interment will be in Oakdale Cemetery, Co vina.

Mrs. Beth E. Jordan Services for Mrs. Beth Earl- dine Jordan, 49, member of the Tims classified department, will be conducted today at 3 p.m. in Pierce Bros.

Santa Mon ica Chapel, followed ny entombment in Woodlawn Mauso leum. Mrs, Jordan died Sunday at her home, 86 Malibu Colony, Malibu. She leaves three sons, Ronald, Paul A. and Breck Jordan, and three grandchildren. 91 on tv at to El I El St.

i III Wo VV i i 1 '1 1 x. 1 i. I 1, 'i' i TODAY IN THE MIRROR In an exclusive fea-hire from Vogue Maga- zine The -Mirror today is showing selected photographs tnd sketches from the est Paris fashion collections. Special supporting text has been written by Jessica Daves, Editor-in- Chief of Vogue. Miss Daves describes in de- tail the style trends of coats, suits, day clothes and evening wear; she discusses new ideas in color and the many accessory uses of fur; nd she tellshow the latest creations are especially suitable for American acceptance.

Don't the Vogue coverage of the Paris fall fashions today, exclusively in the Los Angeles Mirror First in the West I in Evening Home Delivery II I i -11 OBITUARIES Wilmington, and her moth er, Mrs. Georgia E. Laster, were killed Monday in a head-on automobile collision on U.S. Highway 00 near Lodi. Mrs.

Laater, 65,. was not identified until Tuesday. Miss Laster, 2108 20th was a member of the Seventh-daj A i a Church in Long Beach. She was soloist at the Glendale Seventh-day Adventist Church and many other had sung churches Southern California. Miss Laster taught music last year at Brooklyn Col lege and had planned to re turn there this fall.

She was a music teacher with the city elementary schools in Wilmington for two years before that. Philharmonic Debut Miss Laster made her de but in a Philharmonic Audi torium recital in 1950. She was first-prize winner in the National Assn. of Negro Singers contest as well as the 1950 UCLA Young Art ist Auditions. She appeared in 1953 in the Hollywood Bowl before launching a concert tour of the Orient, Europe, South America and the Caribbean, Funeral services are pend ing at the Utter-McKinley Broadway Mortuary.

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So, fur positive relief from constipation, get amazing, moiiturLung new Colonaid trviav! iNTRnm rtoRV 43 if it IP till i 16 i WARM CCKO occwota STATIONARY Death. Funeral Announcement GEOROI. Bes Froithoff. Far Hills, N.J on Friday, Sept. 1, 1961, wife of Howard M.

Georgl mother of Howard M. sister of Dr. Hazel Fnt, Timber Trail, and Mr. E. F.

Bumpass, Duncan, Ok la. Private services at the Bailey Funeral Homt, Peapack, N.J. G0LDERICK, Margaret. Cunningham ft O'Connor, director. GOODE, Julia.

Malinow ft Silverman, directors. r.UUIIklEB, BfllTOi Malinow ft Silverman, director. Sam Wong. Services Sunday, 1 p.m., at Sutler-73 rei ft Weber Mortuary. Interment Chinese Cemetery.

ADnCC. Bnhart MtimA kii.tuul Mr. Marv B. P. Grru.

father af Mrs Charles c. Ducommun, also survived by 2 grandchildren, Electra end Robert; a brother, Courtlandt S. Gross, and his mother, Mrs. Mabel B. Gross.

Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Alban's Episcopal Church, 580 HII-gard Avenue, Westwood, directed by Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hill. Private Interment Forest Lawn, Glendale. (it Is the suggestion of the family that those who may havt contemplated tending flowers, may, Instead, wish to make a contribution to tht American Cancer Society of Los Angeles.) HALL, Myrol, beloved son of Mr.

Cecelia Stevens and Louis hall, also surviving are a brother and sister. Visitation at Forest Lawn, Glendale. Service at 1 p.m. Thursday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. In lieu of flowers, pleas donate to charity.

HAMMETT, Harry Loren, beloved hus band of Alice loving father of Gavle, Genean and Wayne Hemmett, brother of Mary Thelma Gray, Edith Billlngsley and Carol Jean Cunningham. Services 1 p.m., Thursday, at the Little Country Chapel, 10621 Victory Blvd. Plerca Brothers' Valhalla, directors. HARVEY, John beloved husband of Ruth Ann Harvey, brother of Elizabeth Walters. Services Thursday, 11 a.m., at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Gates, Klntsley ft Gate. West-wood, director. JOHNSON, Ransom O. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at Utter-McKlnley' Cress Eagle Rock Chapel. LANE, Albert R.

Pierce Brother' Sante Monica. LEIX, Dr. France Garfield, loving mother of Dr. Frederick Leix, grandmother of Francie, Kathleen end Mary Louis Lelx. Services Friday, 11 a.m., et the Chapel of the Pine, 1605 South Ceta-Una St.

Pierce Brother' Crenshaw, directors. LITTLE, Mr. Adelaide. Callanan Mortuary, director. MANFRED), Catherine, beloved mother or wrs.

Lorraine bonanni, Mr. An toinette Bascone and Nicholas Man- Treoi, sister or carmeiia Natale, also survivea oy i grenoennoren. Rosary Friday, 1 p.m., at St. Peter' Church, 1039 North Broadway, Mass Saturday, 9:30 a.m., at St. Peter's Church.

Pitrce Brother' Simon, directors. MASTERS, Donna wife of Richard D. Masters, mother of Peter S. Masters, daughter of Clara A. Sundln, sister of Stanley M.

Sundin. Services today, 11:30 a.m., at Rainbow Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whlttier. Rose Hills Mortuary, directing. MAYNARD, Mildred Clndrtlla (Cindy), wife of John Read May nerd. Services 10 a.m.

Wednesday et the Mountain View Mortuary, 2400 North Falroak Avenue, Altadene. MCCORMACK, Donald i. Cunningham ft O'Connor Hollywood. MESNER, Sofia. Services 12 noon, today, et Eden Memorial Park chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. MILETICH, Ada beloved wife of Nick Miletlch, mother of Kathryn and Leo Miletich, daughter of Sophie Henry, ister of Lvdla Kost. Rosary tonight, 1 o'clock, et Pleree-Hamrock Mortuary, 921 Venice Boulevard. Requiem Mas Thursday, 9 a.m., at Nativity Church, J7th and Vermont Avenue. MILES, Marvin Antonio (Osorne).

Mortuary, director. MITNICK, Judd J. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. MOORE, J.

Arthur, husband of Dorothy C. Moore, fafher of James A. Moore, brother of Maza Bugg, Grace McCon-key and Mrs. Hiram A. Cornell.

Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at Rainbow Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whlttier. Rose Hill Mortuary, directing. M0SSEY, Miss Margaret A. Requiem Mass Wednesday, 1:15 a.m., ai sr. I noma Inter, ment Calvary, Cunningham ft O'Connor, director.

needham, Beniamln of Vista, Col formerly of Glendora, beloved bus- oano or niioa, rattier of the Rev. David Needham, Laguna Beach; Malcolm Needham of San Diego, Mr. David Wallace of Covin, Mrs. Thomas Mitrheil of Japan and Mist Ruth nwanam or noiiywood. services Wednesday, 10 a.m., et tih.

mapei. bravesidt services at Oakdale Cemetery, Glendora. IMimiv rials may be sent to Wycliffe Bible Translator of Santa Ana of which he oaarq memoer.i NYGARD, John. Edward HrnlhaM' rnlAMl! OELBAUM, Btrnhardint (nee Hlrseh), beloved wife of the late Moses, fond Wotff I' Edith, Jlster of Hattle Daniels, Arthur, grandmother of Marlon Gage. and Interment Chlcaeo, III.

visitation at Malinow ft Silverman Pm- services Thursday, Sect. 7, 11 a.m., at Lincoln neignt Mortuary, 2517 Paarina luiniu PALMER, Chester 4332 Silver Saddle Lane, Rolling Hills Estates. Services p.m. Thursday et MeNer-Bey Mortuary Chapel, San Pedro. Hill Memorial-Park.

POCOCK, Julie beloved wife of Joseph Pocock, loving mother of Dorothy Ault, sister of Alice Pirtnella, Emily Hawkins and Jack Rlbero, grandmother of Ault. i.7y!?S Thurtday, 10 a.m., In the Little chapel of the Dawn and crypt-side tervlces Thursday, 13 noon, et Pomona Mausoleum. Gates, Kingtley ft Gates, tanl di. ninEnoKi, Wirt. Wl NtntART, Mrt.

Mary beloved mother of George V. Rlneheert, grand- iiu.ner or wri. rarncia Oswald. Services Thursday, 11 a.m.. In llUeJZ' Ln Mtmorl-ai-Perk.

Glendalt. htir Pit Lawn Ujw4.iw RUDERT, Edward beloved brother of wrs. Loretta L. Hauch, unclt of Al-teen Houch of Hollywood and Norman Blust of Fort Wayne, Ind. end Mary Mamrrt Wolfe of Pleasant Lake, Ind Slumber room visitation 5 m.

to 10 p.m. Wednesday at Pleree Brothers' Hollywood, 59S9 Sent Monica Blvd. Interment Fnrl Cnurniu tj C-mMery, Dleoo SALDOFSKY, (Soli) Rote. Services Wednesday, 1 noon, Home of Peace Mausoleum chapel. Malinow Sllverm.n, director.

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HC 5(5, Mem 04 Foreign temperatures and weather conditions based on observations taken at II a.m. PDT Tuesday; City Weather Temp Aberdeen Partly Cloudy Ankara Clear Ber in Clear Cairo Clear Casablanca Cloudy Copenhagen Cloudy Havana Partly Cloudy Helsinki Clear- Kingston Cloudy Madrid Partly Cloudy Mexico City partly ciouov Partly Cloudy Partly cloudy Partly Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Partly Cloudy Moscow Nassau Paris San Juan Tokyo Vienna Warsaw VITAL RECORD Funeral Announcement ACCARDI, Daniel loving son of Mrs. Albertln Wyart, brother of Gerard Ac-cardi of France. Rosary this evening, 1:30 o'clock, at the Callanan Mortuary. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

ACCARDI, Masda, loving daughter of Ger main Deutscn, sister Of Mrs. oeraia Gardos, Mrs. Jacqueline Engeleare'of France and Mrs. Armand Deutsch. Rosary this evening, 8:30 o'clock, at the Callanan Mortuary.

Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m.,- at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. ANDERSON, Miss Augusta. Services 2 p.m. inursoav ar me Chapel of tht Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery. Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, directors.

ANGEL, Ella. Graveside services Frioav, 10 a.m., af Mount Olive Memorial-Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. AULD, John, formerly of North Judson, passed away sept. 4 in rasaoena, loving father of Mrs.

Elvira Jaque, Elmira Auld and Samuel H. Auld, also survived by 4 grandchildren and i great-grandchildren. Remains to be forwarded to North Judson for Interment In Greenwood Cemetery. Pierce Brother' San Gabriel, directors. BALAZS, Dtszo.

Graveside services Friday, 11 at Mount Olive Memorial-Park. Groman Mortuary, director. BARNETT. Fanny M. Private services were held at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park.

Glen dale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. BAROUH, Albert, beloved son of Mordo and Rat Barouh, brother of Rita Reuben and Gloria Levy and grandson of Rebecca Yacar. Services Wednesday, 3 p.m., St Mai-inow A Silverman Mortuary. BLANAS, Thomas, beloved husband of Anthoula Blanas, father of prank Blanas, Mrs.

John Chilles, Mr. Ton la Karas and Mrs. Emily Smith, brother of Jim Blanas and Glanoula Patsou, both of Greece, and Antonla Larnais of Milwaukee, also survived by 10 grandchildren. Prayer of Mercy Wednesday, 7 p.m., at the Callanan Mortuary. Funeral services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Church.

CARL, Edwin Adam, aged 51, passed away September 4th after a sudden nines, residence 9654 La Reina Avenue, Downey, beloved husband of Marilyn Frances, loving father of David brother of Charles and Le Roy Westerbeck, both of Los An geles, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Thursday. 10 a.m.. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park. In terment Inglewood Park cemetery.

Miller Mortuary of Downey, directors. CARR, Martin F. Cunningham A O'Connor Hollywood. LARDY, Kit F. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Ctmetary.

COMPORT, Nellie. Pierce Brothers' Los Anttlt. DAMIAN, Aurelia M. Callanan Mortuary, director. DAVIES, Etta.

Callanan Mortuary, director. DAVIS, Edith Mae, beloved wife of Earl mother of Mrs. Eldean Martin, Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. DE WIT, Luella beloved mother of Wilhelmina J. de Wit, loving aunt of June Elizabeth recti ter.

Private interment. (In lieu of flower. It tht decedent' request that contributions be made to the Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital to the Sister Servants of Mary, 213 West 27th Street, Los Angeles.) Pierce Brother' Los Angeles, directors. DOZE, Mary Eliiabtth, beloved wife of Jack M. Doze of Los Angeles, mother of John C.

Doze of Los Angeles, granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Plxley of West Hollywood, niece of Mr. and Mrs. John Plxley of West Los Angeles. Services Thursday, 11 a.m., at the Chaoel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park emeterv.

Plerca Brothers' Santa Monica, di rector. DURKIN, Mary Ellen. Requiem Mass today, 10:30 a.m., at Mother of Good Counsel Church. Callanan Mortuary, direct-. ESKENAZI, Mair.

Malinow A Silverman, director. FERGUSON, Benjamin beloved husband of Sara G. Ferguson, father of lass and Allan, brother of Joseph K. Samuel Isaac Edward, Rose Perlsteln and Fred Ferguson, grand father of Daniel Services today, 12 noon, at Malinow ft Silverman Mortuary. (Chicago pa pers piease copy i FINDLINO, Glen beloved husband of Luclnda Flndling, father of Marion A.

Page grandfather of Brian page, brother of Marguerite stiles, Leonard and Paul Flndling. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at Snyder Southwest Mortuary. FITTER, Anna beloved wife of James R. Fitter, daughter of Mrs. Violet Newell, sister of Mrs.

Kathleen Crls- mond, Mrs. Grace E. Muldoon and Mrs. Mary van Order. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday, Little Church of the Flower. Forest Lawn Glwctaie. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. (Contributions may be sent to your favorite rharitv.l FRAILICH, Sheldon I. service 12 noon Thursday at Mount Sinai Memorial-Park.

Groman Mortuary, director. FRENCH, Edward D. i Services 2 p.m. Friday, We Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lwn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Fmett Lawn Morfuarv In thara.

PULFROST. Yette. Groman Mortuary, rilwtnr. CALL, Francis. Pierce Brother' Let Armies.

GEE, Harry T. service Sunday, 2:30 p.m., at ou-tlerrti ft Weber Mortuary, Interment Chinese Cemetery. ADVERTISEMENT McroCcnfci'tVccrlng FALSE TEETH Bare I pleamnt rt to overrvime tooae plate dlamimfurt. PASTE ETH. en tmpmved powder, tpnnkled nu upper and lower piece hulrte them firmer to that they (eel more comfortable.

No gummy, gooey, pesty taate or feeling. It alkaline tnon-tl. Doea not tour. Check "plate rxlor brenth" Out FARTEFTH trxley r-i r'h'-' 79 57 84 43 i Mrs. Nell G.

Dawson Graveside services will be conducted at 11 a.m. today at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale, for Mrs. Nell Gee Dawson, 84, who died Saturday in Garden Grove Sanitarium. Mrs. Dawson, the widow of No ble E.

Dawson, was a charter member of the Assistance League, a former board mem ber of the Crippled Children Guild and active in the Ebell, Friday morning and other clubs. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Assistance League or the Crippled Children's Guild. Donald J. McCormack Requiem Masa for Donald J. McCormack, 69, headwaiter at the Mayflower Hotel until his retirement seven years ago, will be celebrated at 9 a.m.

today In the Blessed Sacrament Catholic, Church, followed by interment Hoiy cross cemetery, with Cunningham O'Connor Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Mr. McCor mack, who died Sunday, had lived at 842 uetroit He leaves five daughters, Mrs. Paul Livermore. Mrs.

Jan Abrams, Mrs. Sterling Cole, and Clare and Lone wccormacK; and three sons, John Buddy, and Donald J. McCormack Jr. James C. Hood Services for James Claude Hood.

64, assistant manager, Rank of America, will be con ducted today at 12:30 p.m. in Pierce Bros. Hollywood Chapel, followed by entomDment in Hollywood Memorial Park Mausoleum. Mr. Hood died at his home, 911 Alfred on Saturday.

He leaves his widow, EUzabeth; a daughter, Mrs. Darla Hood Granson, and three grandchildren. Edward D. French Sr. Services for Edward D.

French 61, an attorney, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 2 p.m. Friday in t'-. Wer-k Kirk o' the Heather. Mr. French, 9332 Olympic Beverly Hills, died Sunday.

He lpaves his widow, Eleanor three sons, Edward D. French Los Angeles; Errol Sherman Oaks; and Richard Pasadena; his father, Richard his mother, Charlotte Long Beach; two brothers, Laurence A. and Richard and seven grandchildren. Interment nl be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. U.

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