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12 Infflngritf nuf APR. 17,1941 Iihwsiiw bUiiuittw.iiiS f'i-l ler a IwJI A A 0 Civic Group Makes New Appointment 30.43 it WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Far Mny April 17, IMI) I fAtianb I. I s. 90 63 Moir. FORECASTS -I Appointment of Howard Edserton, savings and loan jrHiPHyg 129.35 let Anaeles sad Vltlnlfvi Mostly tunny today but some early mernlna fo asr coast, Li clouds tsniaht end Tuesday rnornlmi, beceming mostly tunny TuesDay association executive, as I RENO 1 afternoon, cooler arrernoons.

nun toaay chairman of the finance com aoout 84. k.L i 57 7 7 Soother telltornlar Mostly sunny to 58 a. SMT.UKt Ciry 66 SAN HUNCISCO fy WICMIT 1 I sr. iou mittee of the L03 Angeles i. 50 A A.

day and Tueway out increasing mam ana mticnini coastal foe and low ciouds. Cooler near tha coast today and In north iieautitui program was an nounced Sunday. Edgerton mi and wesr pornona luessar, svinair ern deserts. Southern California Coastal and Infer i OKLAHOMA. Ci a I '-fc Art AliUQUERQUfr surceeds Allerton II.

Jeffries "When Mrs. Valley 101 ANCfltS 57 'HOfNIX mediate Valleyai Mostly sunny today and Tuesday but soma early momma low clouda and foa Tuesday. Not quite so LNivy CUANi aWi tvK 4A 40 fimltfiom Ui. eVMlHIt fOIIAU Vf Knudscn, chairman of Los Angeles Beautiful, asked me to serve as campaign chair-man. I gladly accepted," Ed- warm this afternoon, cooler Tuesday.

Southern California Mountain Area: tome cloudiness but mostly tunny today and Tuesday. Continued warm today. Windy and cooler Tuesday, Southern California Interior and Desert telons: Some hkih clouds but mostly simuiv today end Tuesday. Windy north jMIAMI gerton said. "We cannot fail to note the tremendous im ern vallevi.

Continued Quite warm today provement in the appearance with high temperatures HJ to upper valleys, PJ to 103 lower valleys. Cooler northern valleys Tuesday. A l4IW.yV'.ril,..h San Fernanda Valleyt Mostly sunny today and Tuesday. Continued warm to of our community and the growing pride. These are the direct result of the work of RAIN WEATHER FRONTS WARM the hundreds of volunteers COU) on Los Angeles ueautiful OCCLUDED ZZZZZZ STATIONARY BS C9 Bt WfiO-O MAX.

TEMPERATURE fM committees." tor trvvittsw Wtmfcty HJWM SKW Ht4j ItRlffjtWM llfMctoeJ asl The organization is epon sored by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce but i (- NATION'S WEATHER This mop, 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 has fallen Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure. relies upon business, Indus try and individuals for funds. day, man iwornins low ciouas a no cooler Tuesday.

Santa Monica Bay Areai Mostly tunny today but soma early morning foe and low clouds. Low clouds tonight and Tua day moHwca, becoming mostly sunny Tuesday etterfToon. Cooler this afternoon with high 62. Santa Barbara and Vklnltyi Mostly tunny today but soma early morning foa and low clouos. Low clouds tonight and Tuesday mormna, becoming mostly sunny Tuesday etiernoon.

Cooler this afternoon with high ei. Sin Bernardino Valleyt Mostly sunnv today and Tuesday but early morning foa and low clouds Tuesday. High today beut 0. Cooler Tuesday. Imperial and Coachella Valleysi Soma ttlah clouds but mostly sunny today and Tuesday.

High toaav near IN. Not quite te warm Tuesday with local eusty winds. Northern and Central Mostly cloudy in north portion this morning with occasional rain In extreme north, ten-rally fair otherwise through Tuesday except for cloudiness locally alone coast and In extreme north. Cooler Inland today. San Francises Bay Area: Cloudy this rnornlng.

Generally fair otherwise through Tuesday. Westerly winds of IS to 25 knots becoming northwesterly 15 ta 29 jFuneral Directors Raleigh Rapid City a Deaths, Funeral Announcements MICKEY. William J. Red Bluff 85 Reno rf.tT 78 Rnsarv this evening. 7:39 o'clock at St.

Basil's Church. Requiem Mass Law Officers Promoted Richmond Rosweli. N.M. Tuesday, 9 a.m. at St.

Basil Church St. Louis 53 19 53 31 54 27 30 50 34 35 50 34 42 34 31 62 47 acramento alt Lake City an Antonio caiianan Mortuary, oireciors. HUGHES, Earl M. Pierce Brothers' Los Angelas. JACKSON.

Mrs. Carmellta O. Groman Mortuary Jewish Funeral Directors and Counselors We Serve More Jewish famine than any ether Mortuary In So. CaL Rl. 8-2201 San Francisco Sault Sta Maria The Los Angeles County .16 Requiem Mass Monday, 9 am, at St.

Agatha's Church, Cunningham A Seattle O'Connor, 46 87 66 73 60 45 44 46 46 69 87 45 55 72 51 ...100 Spokane Springfield, MO. JAMES, Annie aged 97; wife of the Knots tnis anernoen. Lima cnanse in Sheriffs Department announced promotions of two captains, two lieutenants and five sergeants, effective to WUUtMOiWT late Henry a. jamet ot Montana, mother of Mrs. Vivian C.

Smith of .09 temperatures. High today to 64. Mt. Shasta-Slsklyou Area: Cloudy this Tampa Tucson Washington Wichita Winsiow Yellowstone Garden Grove; also survived by 1 grandchildren and 19 great-grand Malinow Silverman LEADING JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORI RI.M0J1 rnorning with possiouiry or a nttie rain, variable cloudiness otherwise through children. day.

30 IS 57 Services Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at Tuesday. Sierra Nevada: Cloudy In northern ring Yuma Promoted to captain are the Garden Chapel of Read Tapley A Gelger. JOSEPH. Bertha Hen. ALASKAN STATIONS cs this morning.

Variable cloudiness oth Lt. Walter Howell, who Anchorage 38 24 Fairbanks 22 12 erwise Tnrougn luesaay. cooler. Saeramenfo Valley: Cloudy this morn Services 3 p.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Mon Juneau 40 21 Ina.

Generally fair otherwise through takes command of Vice Detail, Patrol Division, and Lt YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR UTTER-McKINLEY ica Blvd. Interment Valhalla Memorial Tuesday. Cooler today. High today 64 Park. to 70.

HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 82 71 CANADIAN STATIONS KOLLER, Margaert Dorothy, beloved wife of Richard Koller; also survived by San Joaquin Valley: Generally fair to Tom E. Farrell, who leaves his Norwalk Station post to MAIN OFFICE DU. 8-2481 day and Tuesday bur occasional eudl a son, daughter, 4 granacnuaren, i Calgary 41 34 ness this afternoon and tonight. High brother and 2 stars. bdmonton ou oi today 70 to it.

command the West Holly' services, 3 p.m., weonesoay at Montreal 47 Ji PIERCE BROTHERS Ottawa 41 Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Pierce Brothers' Inglewood, directors wood Station, Patrol Kegina KUNS. Neslne H. i5 a 34 19 43 Salinas Valley: Generally fair today and Tuesday but occasional cloudiness this afternoon and tonight. Overcast near Salinas night and morning. Cooler In southern portion today.

High today 65 to 75. High today at Salinas, 65, Paso SERVIN9 ALL FAITHS AND ALL CEMETERIES. 1. 9-4131. Toronto 4 Winnipeg 40 Vancouver 54 New lieutenants are Wil Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles.

LATTA, Anna. Pierce Brothers' Los Anaeles. liam F. Carleton and Dean Kobies, is. FOREIGN CITIES cnnion tomneraiures and weather con MARSHALL, Rev.

Morris, beloved hus Santa Merla-San Luis Oblsoo Coastal W. Searfoss. ditions based on ooservanons taken at band of Celia, loving father of Mrs. Betty LeWinter, devoted grandfather FOREST LAWN Undertaking A Cemetery Together Area: Overcast night and morning but generally fair otherwise today and Tues O. F.

Burkhardt, Victor C. 1 a.m. H5I aunaay; Station Weather Temp day. Lima change in temperatures. High CLINTON Aberdeen tooay 64 re ey.

Hurt, Donald F. Goodnight, ot Kicnard and Natalia Lewimer. Services Monday, I p.m., at Groman Mortuary. MAUTNER, Bertha. Services Tuesday, 12 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. HALL MALLOY Ervm A. Welk and Dewey Southern Arizona: Fair and continued warm today and tonight. Increasing high cloudiness and not quite so warm Tues Casablanca Copennagen LAWRENCE Hawkins are promoted to Havana DAVID J. Rl.

9-8787 day. brings you special protection for your family Rl. 9-221 1 McGEE, Miss Margaret, beloved aunt of rank of sergeant. Northern Arizona: Sunny and) warm waibert E. and wiinam v.

Brown 41 51 .44 49 8 Cloudy 86 57 52 59 55 64 83 50 61 57 today and Tuesday. Western Nevada: Mostly eloudv today. Capt. Joseph Denis was EDWARDS BROTHERS and Wallace E. McGee Jr.

Services at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday Paris Generally fair Tuesday. Cooler. High to transferred from Lennox Pa Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn EAST L.A., 3827 Whlttier Blvd. AN.

1-2481, Downtown, moo Venice Blvd. 1. 9-8281. day 60 to 70. Locally windy.

Roma San Juan Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. Donation mav ba made to Califor Southern Nevada: Variable cloudiness BKESEK BBOS. GILLETTE trol to Training Bureau, Administrative Division, and Capt. James J.

Gilman from But mostly sunny today and Tuesday. Continued warm today. Windy and cooler nia Institute for Cancer Research, SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Women's Guild, University ot California. Los Anaeles 24. 950 W.

WASHINGTON BLVD. Rl. -S125. vesaay. COASTAL WEATHER West Hollywood Patrol to MeGRAW, Dorothy M.

Forest Lawn Mortuary end Cemetery. IERCEvT JAMES CLARENCE PIERCE VITAL RECORD Lennox Patrol. McMANUS, Mrs. Elizabeth beloved 921 VENICE BLVD. Rl.

9-9231. Cap Blanco to point Conception: Variable winds 10 to 22 knots in Pt. Arena northwesterly this morning but west to northwest 15 to 28 knots otherwise through Tuesday. Considerable low cloud CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR ISO W. Washington.

Rl. 9-0297. wife of peter f. Mewanut, moiner or Mrs. Patricia Sisterna.

Services at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in eharsa. Owner of Dog That 6540 Melrose, Hollywood. OL.

5-73SO. Funeral Announcements REED TAPLEY GEIGER MOWREY, Cora C. AMBO. Toralchi, passed awav April 13, Bit Arcadian Sought The owner of a dog that 45 W. WASHINGTON.

RE. 1(115 Services ll a.m. Wednesday at First Covenant Church, 851 Francisco nusoana ot rmuye, ismer or lomio iness, uccasionai ugnr rain in vicinity Cape Mendocino northwesterly this morning. Few showers north of Crescent City through Tuesday. Point Conception to Mexican Border: Light variable winds becoming westerly 10 to 20 knots in afternoons today and Tuesday.

Mostly sunny today but some early morning fog and low clouds along coast and variable low cloudiness over nd leruo. xervices. 7:30 Aorll 19 at CALLANAN MORTUARY SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES street. Pierce Brothers' los Anaeles, directors. Tenrikyo Church, Rev.

T. Tsuyukl bit a 4-year-old boy in Ar MYRETUS, Jessie L. private services to Be neio en of the Konkokyo Church, ofticiant Fukul Mortuary, directing. cadia Saturday was being W. A.

BROWN SON ilU So. Flower St. Rl. -7141 Monday at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charae.

AVILA, Laura of Temple Cltyi be- coastal waters. Low clouds tonight and Tuesday morning, becoming mostly sunny sought Sunday so the young ARMSTRONG FAMILY luesaay afternoon, cooler this afternoon, O'DONNELL, Mrs. Mary widow of loveo motner ot wrs. nennem r. Grlest, sister ot William H.

Sisk. Recitation sf the Rosary Monday, lMt SOUTH HOPE STREET. Rl. 7-9121 ster could avoid Pasteur treatment against rabies. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY 7:30 p.m., at tho Chapel of Pierce Judge m.

w. o'Donnen, loving motner of Mrs. Etta Clampett and Mrs. Bess Doyle, loving sister ot Mrs. Katie Brothers' Fred a.

Turner, Ainamora Rpoiiiam Mass Tuesdav. 9:15 a.m.. Richard Krouse, son of Dr. Generally fair weather prevailed In the Pacific Coast States Sunday. There was considerable cloudiness In Washing FLORISTS erase.

Rosary Monday evening, I o'clock, at Cathedral Chapel Church, 927 So. and Mrs. John Krouse, 351 at St. Luke's Catholic Giurch, Temple City. Interment Calvary.

ton and Oregon with a weather front approaching the North Pacific Coast. A BACHTOLD, Grant beloved son of La Brea Ave. Requiem Mass Tues- oay, a.m., at carnearai cnapei Naomi Arcadia, was bitten by a light tan dog, nigh pressure center of 1,026 millibars was located about 900 miles west of Los Angeles. A tow oressure canter of 994 Church. Interment Calvary, cunning-ham ft O'Connor, directors.

Lorenz tsacntoia, granoson or nnr. ana Mrs. Felix Knutlla. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn millibars was located along the South PARTRIDGE.

Beniamin H. part bulldog, part boxer, near Holly St. and Naomi. Masonic services p.m. Monday, Memorial-Park, Hollywood runs.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. eastern AiasKan coast. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY at samoson cnaoei. Be i. FLOWERS 1 Whatevtr the occasion, in case of automobile and other travel accidents.

As a subscriber to the Los Angeles Times, you become eligible for special, low cost Lloyd's, London travel and pedestrian accident insurance. $1.25 per year gives special protection against the hazards of everyday travel by bus, train, boat, airplane, automobile or afoot. Your certificate will pay up to $10,000 for fatal claims, in addition to weekly disability benefits. Every member of your family living at the address where your Los Angeles Time3 is delivered can be insured at the same individual rate, regardless of age. Additional applications may be obtained by calling MAdison 5-2345, extension 316.

Guard yourself and your family against crippling expenses which' can follow a serious travel accident. BACHTOLD, Sadie beloved wite ef The dog was taken to Bald Lorenz P. Bachloia, sister ot Mrs. R1NALDO, Janee. Glasband Mortuary, directors.

ROBINSON, Mary. Glasband Mortuary, directors. ROSE, Mrs. Birdenla B. win Park Pound, 4275 Elton Celia Grubbs, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Felix Knutlla. Services at 2 P.m. Wednesday, Church ot the Hills, Forest Lawn St. Wet snow whipped by strong gusty winds plagued the Upper Great Lakes region and nearby adlacent areas Sunday evening In association with an Intense low pressure system located over Lower Michigan.

Snow depths eecumulafed to near 6 In. In places, however, lesser services at 2:30 nm. Thursday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn flowers express Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Memorial-Park, Glendale.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charaa OBITUARIES BALLENGER, Charles beloved hus amounts were more general. Adding to SANDERSON. Margaret Gladys. your deepest thoughts Rac ial on ot tn Rnsarv Tuesnav. band ot Maxine Ballanger, orotner or Agnes Huss, Catherine Reddin, Fred and Leo Ballanger.

Services Tuesdav, 1 p.m., at Sny- the wintry scene of snow and blustery winds, temperatures dropped to around the freezing mark through the affected areas. Another low system developing ever New Jersey brought rains, at times Arch C. Fisher 7:45 p.m., and Requiem Mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., both at St. Mary Magdalen Church. Gates, Kingsley A Gates.

Westwond. directors. ner'i soutnwesi Mortuary. BARN ITT. Carolina L.

moderate, to the North Atlentlc States SCHAFER, George beloved brother Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at me Funeral services for Arch C. Fisher, 58, retired furniture with thunderstorms southern New tng Garden Chapel of Reed Taney land. Both Providence. R.I.. and Boston From $2.50 FLOWERS FOR a.

er. ot Mrs. Elizabeth caide. Graveside services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Varhalla Memorial Park.

10621 collected close to an Inch and a half company purchasing agent, will BERTELSON. Oliver "Bert" J. ef rainfall within 6 hours. Quite a dif Victory North Hollywood. Pierce FOREST LAWN FUNERALS ferent weather olctura prevailed at other Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery.

BOLLAR. Charles. Brotners' los Anaeles. rectors. parts of the country.

Skies were bright SHAW, Arthur, beloved husband of Dora ana sunny and midatternoon temperatures Requiem Mass tooay, a.m., at St. Peier Church. Caiianan Mortuary, snaw, father of Maurice, Louis and Became pleasantly d. This was par ne conducted today at Inglewood Park Cemetery Grace Chapel at 3 p.m. Mr.

Fisher, active In Masonic and Shrine orders, died Friday. He leaves his widow, Doris, of the home airectora. ticularly the case across the South and the Far West where temperature levels BOSS. George H. Delivery within minutes Helpful Counseling.

Charge by paona The Flower Shop In Forest Lawn Call CI. Ml 51 goMect. Flowers by wire or air Anywher. PL. 3-8548, 7329 S.

Broadway, L.A. services a.m. Tuesday at pierce Brothars-Gullck, 4556 East Olympic. Between 60 and 70 aeg. were common California had exceptionally fine 10-deg Burton Shaw; also survived by grandchildren.

Services were held p.m. Sunda' et Mount Sinai Memorial-Park Chapel Mount Sinai Mortuary in charge. SHURYLA, Anthony. Caiianan Mortuary, directors. CALLluAN, Anne P.

(Anne Jamison, Caiianan Mortuary, directors. weather of low humidity content with warmer 90s reserved for the arid regions address, 516 St. Andrews CARNES, Florence wife of Sam W. at the southern Interior parts of the state. CEMETERY Lots-Crypts LOCAL TEMPERATURES Sunday's PL; two brothers and two sisters.

Mrs. Bessie Dresser tarnes, motner ot weiter v. rvtiitoro of Sierra Madre, sister of Mrs. Amanda Vent of Los Angeles and Guy W. Mack of Buffalo, N.Y, Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at Ripple Mortuary, Sierra Madre.

In Mail the application form today. maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported to SORRENTINO, Charles loving husband of Eva H. Sorrentino, father of Charles L. Sorrentino Jr. and Mrs.

Ross Sidebottoiti, brother of Francis Leo E. and James Sorrentino and Mrs. Henry Mitsch; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Rosary this evening. I o'clock, at Caiianan Mortuary.

Requiem Mass Tuesday, a.m., at Christ me King CEMETERY lot. Inglewood Park Cemetery. Price $100. Lot has double Interment privilege. George J.

Booth. 18011 Schoenborn, Apt, Northridge, Calif. tne los Angeles office ot tna U.5. weatner Bureau ware as follows; terment na ewood Park Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs.

Bes COB IN I. Goldia beloved wife of Oli Mln, sie Lucille Dresser, 72, i 1 1 be 62 Dlens 3-2829, DOUBLE ioTT insiTewood Park! Lovely hilltop area value. S1264. sell S900 each. Di.S-5957.

ver cooine, roving motner or onver Jr. and Edward Ronald Cobine, Eunice Hay, Dorothy Nasif, Vivian Bramlet and Grace Arnold, sister of SSi conducted by Pierce Bros. South 53 cnurcn. SPIGELMAN, lane. Groman Mortuary, fflrftrfnrt.

dW. grave (2), choice C. C. Collins; also survived By grandchildren. 58 45 54 STAIGER, Corinne loving sister of Cities Mortuary today at 2:30 p.m.

in Hillside Church, followed by interment in Rose LOS ANGELES TIMES Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at ioc ea. ou 1-3154 er 4 spaces. Eternal Love section. Holly. neien smith, Mabel Geiger end William Geiaer.

25 Utter-McKfnley'it Crasse Eagle stock cnaoai. COHEN, Ida Miriam, formerly of Chicago; wood, Forest Lawn. CI. 1-1359. TOCLOSE ESTATE 1 Gravaij $1 is Includes cara title.

OL. 1-3154. Br. Services Tuesday, 9 p.m.. In the Colonial Chapel of Hardin Flanagan, 635 So.

Prairie, Inglewood. STANLEY, Pearl aged 79, of 4150 Wardlow Road, Long Beach; a native beloved sister ot si as ana Lillian K. Hills Memorial Park. Born in Greenfield, 111., Mrs. Dresser had been a California resident for 47 years.

She lived at 4067 LLOYD'S, LONDON i ML Cohen and Ethel Schreiber of San Station Max. Los Angeles 90 L.A. Airport 7 Avalon Harbor 71 Bakersfield 89 Beaumont 90 Beverly Hills 86 Big Bear Lake 70 Bishop Blythe 94 Burbank 90 Cameo 85 Culver City 80 Daggett 89 Death Valley 100 El Centro 99 Long Beach 87 Montebello 92 Mt. Wilson 75 Needles 92 Newport 70 Ontario 89 Palmdale 87 Palm Springs 98 38 S5 55 39 S3 56 42 52 57 2 LOTS Forest Lawn, Memory siopa Diego, aunt of Morton and Herbert section. Sell on time.

CR. a-Mil. soringwater. Alien scnreiDer, Miriam Malsal and Marioria Rubin. or retaiuma, a los Angeles resident for most of her life; loving 61st Huntington Park, Services Monday, 11 a.m., at the and died on Wednesday.

Mrs momer or r-rea, ot Long eeacn; Harold, of Portland, Clifford, TRAVEL PEDESTRIAN Home of peace Mausoleum cnapei. Mailnow Silverman, directors. 56' of Los Angeles; sister of Mrs. Mabel Dresser leaves two daughters, 55 OeLAY, James Prank, suddenly at Co- ACCIDENT INSURANCE eenz at los Angeies. Funeral services Tuesdav.

58: Mary Fierce and Ann L. Dun ham; and one grandchild. vina, April 14; oeioveo nusoana ot Elga DeLay; also survived by his mother, Mrs. Marearet DeLay of a. Will.

-i; at 1 1 Montebello Mortuary Chaoel, 1316 Whlttier Monte- Parents, Friends Attend Fete at Boys Republic Annual open house Sun Springfield, 4 sisters and brothers. 53 52 43 54 60 43 53 53 Mm oeno. private murnment. STOLTE, Daisy. Edwards Bros.

East Les Angelas. STONE. Rosa. pasaaena Services Monday. I at St, Paso Rob les 91 Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Services Tuesdav. 11 a at Hill Martha's Episcopal Churcn, West Covins. Interment Oakdale Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Heart Fund. Custer side Memorial Park Chapel.

Groman 51 Mortuary, directors. THOMAS. Leander B. a Christiansen, Covins, directors. mw er uu ir 57 52 57 Remains to lie In state thrnuah day at Boys Republic was attended by about 160 parents DUCHOWNY, Fannia, beloved mother Monday evening at Armstrong Fam ot Joseph, Dr.

Leo H. and Midge 91 74 92 79 93 81 87 74 69 67 98 86 86 53 to Riverside Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel San Pedro Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Thermal Victorville Warner Sprints Unofficial. and friends of the 130 young 44, Ducnowny; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Services Monday, 11 e.m at Holly- ily. TOBIN, Mrs.

Margaret L. Cunningham ft O'Connor, directors. TUNICK, Philip. 43 sters enrolled at the rehabili Qua" 59 54 52 Oo wood cemetery cnapei. Groman Mortuary, directors.

Services today, 2:30 at Mount tation farm-school five miles smai Memorial park, eiasoana Mor May 14 Aorll Aorll 39 May 7 FIX. Benedict D. 36 south of Pomona. tuary, directors. WAGNER.

Fannie A. Services Monday. 11 a at The festivities included a Recitation or tne Rosary Monday, I p.m., at Transfiguration Church, 2515 W. Santa Barbara Avenue. Requiem Mass Tuesday, 9 a.m., at Trans NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY laaaagognpngpipPBBgopnBESsBi NO AGE RESTRICTIONS I am a Times subscriber Start subscription Enclosed is check or money order for tl.25, covering one year's premium for The Times Lloyd's, London Travel and Pedestrian Accident Insurance.

I understand insurance does not cover persons whet are deaf, crippled or naturally or totally blind in one or both eyes. PLEASE PRINT MONDAY, APRIL Sun rises a sets J5 m. Moon rises a.m.. set p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary barbecue luncheon and en figuration cnurcn.

Mispajei Mortuary, oireciors. Hloh Low Hlah Aorll Low WARD, Lillian, loving mother of Jack Ward of Los Angeles and Mrs. Jen-nine Merel of Altadena, sister of Mrs. Myrtel Rowek; also survived by niece, Mrs. Patricia Petersen, and arandsons.

GELTZBILER, Beniamin (formerly of 0 1J "10:23 3 tertainment by the Air Force Band from March Field. Parents also were able to meet 17 II 11:45 3 5 4: 1 I 10:5 0 4.17 00 31 5:27 3 4 4 Newark, N.J beloved husband of Anna, fond father of Best Simon, Edward Geltzeiler and Phyllis Enr-licn; also survived by 3 sitters In 4.24 J.7 Services 2:30 Wednesday at 20 7:20 0.J 3.0 Hlah Low the teachers and staff and Pierce Brothers' Let Anaeles, 720 Low High 12:32 4 S-34 0 5 3 1 2 9 view the boys' projects. Newark, n.j.i erandtatner or 4, great-grandfather ef 2. Services Monday, I p.m., at Hillside 5:12 3.5 10 0:15 3 7 1:50 3.8 9.47 OS 23 3:24 3.7 10:47 O.J Washington Blvd. WARNECK, Hattie Sarah.

Services Tuesday. 1 p.m. it Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. 5:41 3.1 I J.3 The open house program Memorial rarn intpei.

Malinow 4 Silverman, directors, GOLDBERG. Morris. 'Denotes p.m. Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, Long Beach, 59. WILLIAMS, Virgil late of 550 West Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at the was held in connection with the approaching Public Schools Week, according to ISSU! TH! roucY io.

wromsn mortuary. OREiNE, Jamas P. Sr. FIRST NAM! MIDDLI KAMI LAST KAMI ujra piace. riawtnorne, passed away April 15; loving husband of Janet, father of of Katharine, Julia Ann and Barbara, son of Mr.

and Mrs, Clinton Williams; also survived by 2 brothers. Rosary 7 p.m. Tuesday et Mccor Reaulem Mats today, 8:15 a.m., at St. Gregory Church. Callenaa Mor principal Glen Venard.

ADVERTISEMENT tuary, directors. QROOM, Mary. Edwards Brothers Celanlel Mortuary. mick Mortuary, 1200 So. Hawthorne Hawthorne.

Requiem Mass NUMIEI ADDRESS. cinr STREET JONtfHONt. am. Wednesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Hawthorne.

Interment Lemon Juice Recipe HARSIN, Dorothy van Nov, survived by her husband, A. Walker Harsint 1 sisters, Mrs. Gladys Parker and Mrs. Kay Templln; 3 brothers. Glen Leslie N.

and Cordell C. VenNey, end noiy cross cemetery. Prefipt- Station Max. Mln. tation Albany, N.Y.

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Ore. 78 39 Memphis 59 38 Miami Beach 77 Milwaukee 35 24 .40 Paul 29 22 .17 (ew Orleans 47 42 lew York 44 42 forth Platte 41 20 iklahome City 37 meha 45 25 'rioeni 91 50 Wnsurgh 43 33 .34 ortiend. Me 49 31 .61 'OftHnitOre 66 41 im i WILLIS, Samuel B. Edwards Brother Colonial Mortuery. WINTERICH.

Fred Checks Rheumatic Service Tuesday, 1:30 et NAM! lENt'lCIAtT. several nieces ana nephews. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday et San Marino Community Church. Friends may send remembrancet to the American Cancer fund.

Turner utter-McKiniey's Southwest Mortuery. ZUCKERMAN, Tlllle V. and Arthritis Pain services Monday, 3 et Mill, side Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. Stevens Ainamera.

HELLER, Seorge. Mallnew A Silverman, directors. HINKIL. Helen Collins. UATIOrJSHI TO INSURED If You suffer rheumatic, arthrltia er Reeuiem Mats today, 10 at jr.

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