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Funeral Announcements Funeral Announcements NATIONAL FORECAST FOR TUES. APRIL 1, 1980. r-s DEATH NOTICES 3050 30 a 3000 2990 f77 Am 30 50 U47 I MiNNEAPOus-ri48 til YeurrKLOv ry BOISE IjT ST PAUL ST II cj NEW YORK if nCtUKk ST i I A DETROIT JJriJy TJ3 PH 34 wi uir7r lttrJS PITTSBURGH yl 526 RENO CHICAQ0i4r7 PVlJ WTyT jJT WASHINGTON 0 ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMACITY 64 55 62 4 ATLANTA CHARLESTON san U.68J 70 AM5ILL0 -LITTLE ROCK 72. 7l50 000 PHOENIX Wl Li BIRMINGHAM EL PASO DALLAS TO I I I '3 hwLr-Q721 L-, 79 SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON 76 1 80 P6 TAMPAbB4 3000 2990 29 80 Orleans V.Jmiami i87cHs'n I 85y 2S60- A2980 3000 30 20 30 50 I 3A Brownsville 0 fK fcr3 i rT PALMDALE v. sjy SN If v.

Jf 8NTABBBAM51 64 cv'cCntIr BERNARDINO 7vl ssf Lir AXT" Ss lit ll I IS LONG BEACH I I 1 77 JSLlk 58 JMwJ LOT I 2980 LOWS AND HIGHS water sandieoo EFFECTIVE 4 AM PST A FOR TUESDAY Ll 56 1 68 1 WED. APR. 2, IMP" 1X1 I 1 1 1 sss, eVcJS "vssr 9 MUY CLOUDY gS Cos Anjjelefl Stones Apr. uac-Pirt IV 1 5 Freed After Slaying Her Child, Woman Held in Another's Death VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. UP)-A 19-year-old woman who pleaded guilty last month to beating her first child to death was jailed without bond Monday in the death of her second child.

Judge Robert L. Simpson denied bail to Annette Spell -man, whose second child only 13 days old was found dead in her bed Saturday, apparently of a blow to the head. An autopsy was planned. The infant, Jarnell Elizabeth Penn, had been born March 16, four days before the mother pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the fatal beating of her first child, Tonya Spellman, 13 months. Spellman had pleaded guilty March 20 to the beating death of Tonya in October, but was released on $5,000 bond so she could return home to care for Jarnell.

Sentencing was set for May 6. "I never in a million years thought this could have happened," said Linda Duggan, the prosecutor handling the case. "With 20-20 hindsight, I should have asked that she be kept in jail." Short-Circuit Caused by Bird Blacks Out Section of Fresno From Times Wirt Services FRESNO A small bird building a nest short-circuited a transmission line Monday, disrupting power to 40,000 commercial and residential customers in north and central Fresno. Pacific Gas Electric Co. officials said the power outage lasted xh hours.

spokesmen said a mother bird was "gathering stuff for her nest and made the unfortunate mistake of picking up a stray wire and dragging it over the line and shorting it out. Of course that electrocuted the bird." The contact shorted out one substation and also disrupted power from two other substations. Washington Portraits Sale OKd BOSTON UP)-A plan to sell the Gilbert Stuart portraits of George and Martha Washington to two museums and have them displayed in Boston and Washington for alternate three-year intervals was approved Monday by Probate Judge Mary Fitzpatrick. The attorney general's office said the sale by the Boston Athenaeum, owner of the famous portraits, could now proceed. Under the agreement, the portraits will be sold to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and the Smithsonian Institution for $4.9 million, and they will be on display in Washington for three years beginning in May.

MILLER, Mildred aged 78. of Ojai, passed away March 27, 1980. Survived by sons, Carl O. Miller of uotiage urove, wuuam r. Miller of Midland, Tex, Eugene T.

Uill At Pnuin Dd1. Alice Griffith of Carlotta, Ca. and Maiiorie Poop of Ojai; sister, Ruth Kipling and brother, Rudjard Kipling both of Victoria. B.C. Also survived by 19 grandchildren and 10 great-granacnuaren.

Services were held Monday, March 31 at 10 a.m. at SL Andrew's Episcopal Church, Ojai. Clausen Funeral directors. Ull E.D 1 I muuEin, nana, miuyni wuc Ul fly man Miner; loving mother of Edle (Howard) Bartnof and Sidney (Pamela) Miller; devoted sister of Morris Schatz, Celia Simon, Rose Spinz and Lillian Kahn. Service Wednesday, 10 a.m.

at Mount sinai Memorial rare una-Del. Mount Slnal Martuarv. MURCH, Ralph Bresee Brothers at Gillette NeCASEK. Kathrvn Foley, a native oi Lnicago, ui. ueiovea wile oi josepn a.

NeuaseK; loving motner of Mary Heesacker and grandmother of Martin; sister of Clare Beh and aunt of Colette Casey. A member of C.D.A. and the Ebell Club of Los Angeles. Rosary and Mass of Christian uunai toaay, iu a.m. at St.

Brendan Church (3rd at Van Ness). Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Cunningham dk O'Connor, Loa Anaelea. directors. NEWMAN, Meyer Groman Mortuary, directors NIBLEY, Lee Allen, beloved wife of KODert NiDiey; motner of Jane Nl-bley and Annette Jam; sister of Marjone a.

uweue ana waiter a. Allen, Jr. Private services have been held. Donations may be made to the Oncology-Hematology Unit Fund at tne Hospital oi tne uood Samaritan or a charity of your choice. Forest Lawn-Glendale Morruarv.

NOVISOFF, Esther Mount Sinai Mortuarv O'ROURKE, Janet Hall 'Darling, You leit our woria on Marcn zs, itu. We will never forget the happiness you shared with us. "All of us your son, John O' Rourke; your mother and father, Irene and Robert Hall; your sister, Robert Hall; and a host of other relatives and friends will miss you grievously." Memorial service will be held at the Bel Air Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. on Good Friday, April 4, 1980. OLSON, Harold Glen Haven Mortuary OSTOROSSY, Georg Mount Slual Mortuarv POLAGI, Iris L.

Service Tuesday, imju a.m. at uner Arcadia. Interment in Resurrection! Cemeterv. PORTER, Bette Holmes. Private ser vices were held, orest Lawn, Glendale ROSEN, Herbert, beloved husband! ana sweemean oi syivia; Deioved father of Edie and Steve Cutler1 and Steven and Mary Ann Rosen; devoted grandfather of Abbie and Chris; dear brother-in-law of Oscar and Sarah Agron and Bernard; ana inariotte Agron.

Service Thursday, 10 a.m. at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuarv. directors. RYNEARSON, Glen aged 85; passed awav March zs.

iau. sur vived by sisters, Ruby L. Miller of ceaumont ana tiarnette rt. Jones of Los Angeles and nephew, Gene Jones of Los Aneeles. Graveside service Wednesday, 2 p.m.

in sunnysiae Memorial rare, 4725 Cherry Long Beach. Stricklin-Snlvely Mortuary, di- rectiiw (426-3365) SCHOENFELD, Alfred Groman Mortuary directors SHARPE, David late of Los An- Seies. survivea ny sister-in-law, (arjorie Messinger of Burbank. Memorial service Thursday, 2 p.m. at Eekerman-Heisman Funeral Service Chapel.

Interment Drivate. In lieu of flowers. contributions to A.L.S. Society of Amenca, 153UU Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks.

Ca. Call (213) 629-4411 for a Times Classified ad SHEEHAN, Dennis Robert, survived by his parents, Tim and Sylvia Sheehan; son, David C. Sheehan; brothers, John, Gerald and James sneehan; sister, Sandra Llnd Recitation of the Rivurv Tiim. day, 7:30 p.m. at the Wayside inapei.

uravesiae service wed-, nesday, 2 p.m. in Holy Cross Cemeterv. In lieu of flowers, dona tions to the Motion Picture and TV Fund. Gates, Klnpley, Gates-Price Daniel, directors SLA YTON, Frank Groman Mortuarv. riirwtnr SPITZER, Lily Beloved mother of taa oordon; devoted grandmother of Bruce and John Gordon; ffreat-erandmother of 2.

Services Thursday, 11 a.m. at luien Memorial rare unapei. Mallnow dk Silverman Mortuary-directors. STRONG, Ruth aged 83: of Po-way, passed awav March 28 1980. Widow of Edwin J.

Strong uurmer Dunoay editor lor tne uoa Angeles Times). She is survived by 2 daughters, Virginia Strong jartn oi roway ana Mereaitn Strong Foulke of Foster City; 2 grandsons, John M. Garth of Palo Alto and Dr. Garrett E. Foulke of I Sacramento.

Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 10 a.m. at St. Dominic Church, Eagle Rock. Interment in Celvary Cemetery. Poway-Ber-nardo Mortuary, Poway, directors.

SZEITS, Flora, beloved mother of Mrs. Flora W. Belknap; grandmother of Mrs. Charlene Taylor and Carl Belknap; also survived by 5 great-grandchildren. Private services Thursday for family only.

Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary, WILSON, Mary L. Bresee Brothers A Gillette Mallnow dt Silverman Mortuary ZINGELEWICZ, Alberta 38. Survived by husband, Walter; sons, Edward and Phillip; daughter, Melinda; father, Albert Bertgess and sister, Janice Zingelewicz. Service Thursday, 10 a.m.

at Reardon Siml Valley Mortuary. Burial in Simi Valley Cemetery. FUNERAL NOTICES TEMPLE EMANUEL tf Mvtrty HI Its announces wiin pfOTouna sorrow, IN MEMCRIAM In Loving Memory ot ANTHONY PETROVICH 191M97S You are so sadly missed iwi mving Hire Funeral Directors EMBALMING JUST s38. CASKETS S125.UP Low Priced Funerals. Compare Mortuary Prices and Services by Phone.

FOREST LAWN MORTUARIES Glendale. Hollywood Hills. West Covina and Cypress. CALL AN AN Mortuary Serving Catholic Families LOS ANGELES (213) 462-2266 ARMSTRONG FAMILY complete disposition ALL L.A. COUNTY yk LA (213) 747-9121(24hr) UTTER McKINLEY Los Angeles (213) 388-2481 HOUSE OF HALL 213-749-2211 1607 S.

Flower Los Angeles Inglewood Cemetery -Mortuary TELEPHONE (213) 678-1251 PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.55 WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS CREMATION SERVICES SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday. High both days in the mid to upper 60s. BEACHES: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday with highs both days in the 60s. Water, 58. MOUNTAINS: Partly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of showers over the northern ranges.

Fair Wednesday. Gusty northerly winds this afternoon through Wednesday. Highs today 46 to 53 and Wednesady 43 to 48. Lows tonight 28 to 38. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday.

Highs both days in the 60s. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday. Highs both days in the 60s. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday. Highs both days in the 60s.

ORANGE COUNTY: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday. Highs both days in the 60s. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Some variable cloudiness today and tonight with a slight chance of showers over the northern deserts. Mostly fair Wednesday. Increasing winds this afternoon through Wednesday.

Highs both days 58 to 68 in the upper deserts and 68 to 74 in the lower deserts. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Partly cloudy today and tonight then fair Wednesday. Highs both days in the 60s. Funeral Directors Groman MORTUARIES Los Angeles A Valley (213) XX '213' 748-2201 877-0335 jCunningham O'Connor Los Angeles (213 749-0297 Hollywood 655-7280 Alhambra 289-4347 JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOS ANGELES 213749-1051 MORTUARY CEMETERY (213) 466-4171 Los Angeles Neptune Society 213831-0664 Wn. Menus i ol CmlUt LI Call Rosedale Cemetery low Cost Removal and Cremation 213734-3155 24 hr.

The Rosedalt Ctm Assoc. Los Anetln CHAPEL OF THE PINES Complete Cremation $250 Call for Information 213731-5179 24 HOURS LOS ANGELES CEMETERY Lots-Crypts HILLSIDE. Before Need Crypt Savings 15-25 off Now thru Mav 31, 1380 213776-1931 or S35-78B IHGLFWOO0 Park Cemeterv-1 lot, sac-moving east. Pp. 213641-3478 SMOG 3 TO 5 DAY FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS: Extended forecast for Thursday through Saturday.

Fair through Friday. Variable cloudiness and cooler Saturday. High temperatures mostly in the 70s coast and valley areas, cooling about 5 degrees on Saturday. Lows 45 to 55. Highs in the mountains 55 to 65 and lows 28 to 40.

MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Light variable winds this morning, becoming west to northwest 12 to 22 knots this afternoon and evening. Wind waves 2 to 3 feet. Westerly swells 1 to 3 feet. Partly cloudy today. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Mostly fair today through Wednesday.

Highs In the upper 50s and 60s today rising to the 60s to mid 70s Wednesday. SIERRA NEVADA: Clearing today and becoming mostly fair tonight and Wednesday. Snow level near feet north to 6,000 feet south. Gusty northerly winds today. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Partly cloudy early today then fair through Wednesday.

Highs today in the mid 60s to near 74s, rising to the 70s Wednesday. SANTA MARIA-SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Partly cloudy early today, otherwise fair through Wednesday. Highs today in the 60s, rising to the mid 60s to mid 70s Wednesday. MONTEREY BAY AREA: Mostly fair today through Wednesday. Gale warning coastal waters for northerly winds 20 to 40 m.

p. h. SALINAS VALLEY: Mostly fair today through Wednesday. Highs today in the 60s, rising to the mid 60s to mid 70s Wednesday. SANTA CLARA VALLEY: Mostly fair today through Wednesday.

Highs today in the 60s, rising to the mid 60s to mid 70s Wednesday. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Mostly fair and windy today through Wednesday. Highs today in the 60s to low 70s, rising to the mid 60s to mid 70s on Wednesday. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA: Mostly fair today through Wednesday. Gusty northerly winds today.

Snow level near 4,000 feet. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA: Mostly fair today through Wednesday. Gusty northerly winds. LOCAL FORECAST Station Max Mln. LOS ANGELES BASIN Los Angeles Civic Center 68 55 Beverly HillsHollywood 66 54 WhittlerMontebello 67 52 BEACHES Santa Monica 65 53 RedondoHermosa 65 53 HuntingtonNewport 64 52 COASTAL STRIP Pollutant Standard Index GMd -MbV UnhMllMul 1N-M Vary Unhurthful M-JM Huardwfc 3N-SO.

The areas listed below are the Pollutant Standard Index forecasts for today, as predicted by the South Coast Air Quality Management District; Big Bear Lake PSI 42, coastal area PSI 42, high deserts PSI 42 Inland Orange County PSI 42. low deserts PSI 42 metropolitan area PSI 42 Rlverslde-San Bernardino PSI 42 Southeast Riverside County PSI 42 San Fernando-Santa Clarlta PSI 42 San Gabriel-Pomona PSI 42 Monday's Temperatures Funeral Announcements ANDERSON, Beraice, passed away March 30, 1980. Survived by loving husband, Herbert Anderson ana son, uavm Anaerson. Service Wednesday. AdHI 2 1980 at 1 p.m.

at the Lutheran inurcn oi tne Atonement, aim Piatt Woodland Hills. Inter ment in uakwood Memorial Park. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys, directors BACKER, Cecelia Orsmaa-Eden Mortuary BAUM, Nelda Lasky. of Los Angeles. Beloved wife of Lester A.

Baunv mother of Wendy Moloshco, Richard D. Baum, Steven O. Baum and grandmother of Jeffrey. Mark, uavia, Mattnew ana Kristen Passed awav March 29. 1980.

Memorial services will be held at Leo Baeck Temple, 1300 N. Se- Sulveda. Bel Air, Thursday, April at L30 p.m. In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to the American cancer society. American Family Society (434-4010).

BAYER, Joseph, of Palm Springs; I 1 oo loon Recitation of the Rosary and Mass oi innsuan eunai luesoay, April 1 at 3 p.m. at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel. Entombment at Holy Cross Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers, the family request do nations be made to the Cancer Fund. Cuter-Christiansen, West uovina, directors in cnarge.

BLACK, Jacob Mallnow A Silverman Morhurv BOYLE. Erwln Francis, passed awav March 29, 1980. Loving father of micnaei Doyie. Mass of Christian Burial 12 noon, Wednesday at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

MeCsrmick mortuary, vv nil tier, airectors. BURKE, Thomas Edward Armstrona Familv. directors BURRIS, Joseph beloved husband of Patricia Burris; father of Steven Burns and Susan Dirksen; son of Lura Burns; brother of Luis and John Bums; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Service Thursday, 12 noon at the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Donations may be made to uruiopaedic Hospital.

Los Angeles. CAHILL, Rae beloved wife of Michael Cahill. Passed away March 30, 1980 in Los Angeles. Ca. Pierce Brothers-Sehanel, El Monte Mortuary (448-7664) CECIL, Perry Arnutronf Family, directors COOK, Marfaret Rnih, of Woodland Mills; passed away March 31, lim.

Survived by her loving husband, George; daughter, Dorothy Brown; son, John; sister, Dorothy Brass; 16 grandchildren and 28 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her daughter, Margaret Romaine. Service 3 p.m., Wednesday at St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church, Canoga Park. Gates, Klnfsley A Galea, Canoga Park, directors.

COZZENS, Iryl Emily Beloved wife of Bradly Cozzens; aunt of Jerry King and Janet Sera; sister-in-law of Nelda King; Elizabeth King and Wayne Thomas King. Also survived by 4 grandnieces and nephews. Services Thursday 1:30 pm at the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Emanuel Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund; Heart or Lung Assoc. or your favorite charity.

De SURE, Harry, beloved husband of Anna De Sure; also survived by 3 sons, 3 daughters and 52 grandchildren. Service Wednesday, 12 noon at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cha- el. Mount Sinai Mortuary, ERT, Bruno, passed away March 30, 1980. Beloved husband of Freyja. Memorial Services Wednesday, 1 p.m.

at Westwood Memorial Park Chapel, 1218 Glendon Ave. Westwood Village Mor-tuary, 474-1579 ENGELSON, Helen, beloved wife of Harry Engelson; loving mother of Carol Ewing; devoted grandmother of Kelli Ewing and Kim (Rick) Finch. Services Wednesday, 1 p.m. at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors FOON, Betty died March 30, 1980.

She was a member of U.S.C. Trojan Guild. Survived by husband, Henry and son, Warren. Also survived by sister, Patricia C. Ing and father in Hawaii.

Memorial service 12 noon, Thursday, April 3 at First Presbyterian Church, Inglewood. Please omit flowers. Friends may make contributions to the First Presbyterian Church, 100 N. Hill-crest, Inglewood 90301. Interment Drivate.

GOLDENBERG, Jerome, beloved nusrjana oi neiena; loving father of Steve and Ted Goldenberg; devoted brother of Rose Kaminsky and Sally Brandis. Service Thursday, 2 p.m. at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. GREENBERG, Earl Loving husband oi uena i sonny cnensnea tamer of Maxine (Cookie) Symons, Ernest and Harvey Greenberg.

Adored by 6 grandchildren. Service Wednesday, 2 pm at Hillside Chapel in Hillside Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary directors. HAAS, Abe A. Mallnow ft Silverman Mortuary HELMER, Ellyn Carolyn, beloved motner oi Kristin bnannon of Montreal, Canada.

Graveside service 10 a.m., Wednesday in Holy Cross Cemetery. Gates, Klngsley Gates. Santa Monica, directors (395-9988). JORDAN, Elizabeth T. Forest Lawn-Glendale KENNEDY, Bertha D.

Mallnow It Silverman Mortuary KRAEMER, Kathleen, aged 77; passea away marcn as, iwu in Hawaii; resident of Placentia. Member of SL Joseph Church, Placentia; Young Ladies Institute, Corpus Chrisli Chapter; First President of SL Joseph's Ladies Auxiliary; member of Orange County Music Center and St. Jude's Hospital Guild Survived by husband, Lawrence P. Kraemer, sons, Robert S. Kraemer of Maryland Lawrence Kraemer, Jr.

of Yorba Linda and Donald Kraemer of Riverside; daughters, Patricia Kraemer of Newport Beach, Janice De Coursey of Orange and Karen Spalek of New Mexico; sisters, Gertrude Cottam of Fullerton and Helena Costello of Nebraska and 25 grandchildren. Rosary 7:30 p.m., Monday, March 31 and Mass 10 a-nL, Tuesday both at SL Joseph Church, Placentia. Interment in Holy Se-pulcher Cemetery, Orange. Backs-Kaulbars Mortuary, An- LEAVEYj Thomas Edward Co-foun der of Farmers Insurance Group. Beloved husband of Dorothy Leavey; loving father of Mrs.

J. Thomas (Kathleen) McCarthy and the late Terry Leavey Lemons. Also survived by a nephew, J. Leavey: a cousin, Daniel T. Keating; and 9 grandchildren.

Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. at SL Paul the Apostle Church (1075 Ohio Westwood). Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Cunningham O'Connor, Hollywood). In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to vour favorit charilv.

LEE, Robert J- son of Robert Lee; brother of Pat Garland, Dorothy Herron and David Lee; also survived by 3 nieces and 5 nephews. Service Wednesday, 1 p.m. at Callanan Mortuary, 1301 N. Western Ave. Donations to the Van Ness Recovery House, 1322 N.

Van Ness L.A. 90068 would be aooreciated. LEE, Alice L. Bresee Brothers Gillette LEFKOWTTZ, Bernard Lane Mallnow dt Silverman Mortuary LIGHT, Rose, cherished mother of uveiyn uuzin (Kaymonaj, uuian Shane (David): beloved grandmother of Linda Blackman (Walter) and Lawrence Guzin (Betty). Service Drivate.

MADDEN, Thomas J- husband of Virginia; tamer of Tom Madden; brother of Mary Louise Catalano and John F. Madden. Rosary Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Pierce Brothers, Hollywood. Funeral Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m.

at Holy Cross Cemetery Chapel. Pierce Bros- Hollywood, directors MALKMUS, Katherlne native of ix Angeies, died narcn isu. Beloved wife of the late William Malkmus; mother of William and Stephen; grandmother of James, Reven, Stephen and Victoria. Sister of Josephine and Richard. Service 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 2 at All Saints Episcopal Church, Beverly Hills.

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It SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: Precipi- Station Max. Min. tation Los Angeles 72 56 L.A Airport 66 54 Apple Valley 65 31 Bakersfleld 6 42 BarstowDaggett 66 44 Beaumont 65 37 Big Bear Lake 46 25 Bishop 60 2 Blythe 73 55 CatallnaAvalon 76 49 El Centro 71 52 Fresno 68 39 HollywdBurbank 72 50 Lancaster 65 31 Long Beach 61 52 Monrovia 75 41 Montebello 76 52 Mt. Wilson 53 31 Needles 69 45 Newport Beach 65 50 Northrldge 73 53 Ontario 70 47 Palm Springs 54 Pasadena 71 40 Riverside U.C 70 40 Sandberg 52 33 San Bernardino 60 50 San Diego 70 57 San Gabriel 72 49 S. Juan Caplstrano 60 30 Santa Ana 70 51 Santa Barbara 65 47 Santa Maria 66 33 Santa Monica 68 53 Thermal 73 51 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 80; low, 26 TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Precipi-Min.

tation Station- Albany. 32 Amarillo Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Birmingham Bismarck Boston Brownsville 34 37 47 45 42 52 42 46 30 35 54 38 26 62 46 52 22 34 43 42 50 45 39 43 31 33 39 18 40 44 22 26 35 70 62 40 42 60 34 37 43 43 36 48 77 40 34 27 48 47 36 49 68 35 46 29 39 54 32 49 40 66 47 40 27 40 47 .01 Buffalo .59 Burlington, VT Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W.V 53 Charlotte, N.C 66 Cheyenne 30 Chicago 46 Cincinnati 47 Cleveland 52 Columbia, S.C 69 Columbus, OH 54 Worth 70 .19 .29 .11 .32 Dayton .50 .34 58 43 42 75 47 .47 51 42 81 74 44 .68 79 44 56 61 49 .80 56 .90 .01 .43 56 53 73 .41 62 .83 43 .50 45 42 .67 .36 53 49 Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Evansville -Fairbanks Fargo Hartford Honolulu .06 Houston Indianapolis Jackson, MS Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Little Rock Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Beach Mldlnd Odessa. Milwaukee Paul Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk, VA Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland, ME Providence Raleigh Rapid City Richmond 1.07 .06 1.19 1.17 .12 .06 .27 1.02 St. Louis St.

Prgb. Tampa 77 San Antonio 80 St Ste Marie 54 Shreveport 71 Sioux Falls 55 Syracuse 42 Washington 50 .17 72 NATIONAL WEATHER A low pressure system In southern Colorado spread snow from northern New Mexico to Montana Monday. The heavier snowfall continued In the Central Rockies but light snow moved Into the Nebraska panhandle. The storm dropped a foot of snow at Lander, Wy and Lewlston, Mont. Snowshowers spreading into the high plains left an Inch of snow at Scoflsbluff, Ne.

Chadron, Ne and 2 Inches at Cheyenne, Wy. Heavy snow warnings covered much of the Rocky Mountain states from northern New Mexico to southeastern Montana with a half foot of snow forecast for the Nebraska Panhandle Monday night. Awaiting the snow, winter storm watches were Issued for central Nebraska and northwestern Kansas for Monday night and today. The storm produced strong winds over western Texas and southern New Mexico. Westerly winds gusted to over 50 h.

at El Paso, Tx with gusts to 63 at Deming, N.M. A travelers advisory covered southern New Mexico for blowing dust and strong winds. A low pressure system over Delaware brought rain and snow to the Northeast. Snow and freezing rain were scattered along the north Atlantic Coast. One Inch of snow fell at Bridgeport, Conn, and Blnghampton, N.Y.

Skies were sunny across the southern states. A few showers continued over southern Florida. FOREIGN CITIES City Time Weather Temp. Aberdeen, 1 p.m Rain 43 Amsterdam, 1 p.m. Ptly cldy Ankara, 3 p.m.

Clear Antigua, 8 a.m. Clear Asuncion, 8 a.m. Clear Athens, 2 p.m Clear Auckland, mdnt Clear Belling, 8 p.m Cloudy Beirut, 2 p.m. Ptly cldy Berlin, 1 p.m. Ptly cldy Birmingham, 1 p.m.

Cloudy Bonn, 1 p.m. Cloudy Brussels, 1 p.m. Cloudy Buenos Aires, 8 a.m Clear Cairo, 2 p.m. Ptly cldy Casablanca, noon Clear Copenhagen, I p.m. Ptly cldy Dublin, 1 p.m Cloudy HoChlMlnhCty.8 p.m.

Clear Hong Kong, 8 p.m Ptly cldy Jerusalem, 2 p.m. Clear Lima, 7 am Cloudy Lisbon, noon Clear 52 59 79 79 63 57 48 73 48 46 54 48 68 90 77 45 55 84 73 75 72 70 48 70 61 84 41 84 61 43 50 75 64 45 45 36 63 75 70 57 64 39 London, 1 p.m. Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Madrid, 1 p.m. Malta, 1 p.m Manila, 8 p.m. Moscow, 3 p.m.

New Delhi, 5 p.m. Clear Clear Nice, i p.m. Oslo, 1 p.m. Ptly cldy pans, i p.m gain Rio deJanelro, 9 a.m Rain Rome, 1 p.m Clear Seoul, 9 p.m. Clear Sofia, 2 p.m.

Cloudy Stockholm, 1 p.m. Cloudy Sydney, 10 p.m. Clear Taipei, 8 p.m Cloudy Tehran, 3 p.m Ptly-cldy Tokyo, 9 p.m. Cloudy Tunis, i p.m. Clear Warsaw, 1 p.m.

Ptly cldy CANADIAN CITIES Precipl- Station Max Mln. tation Calgary 39 21 Edmonton 41 19 Montreal 50 30 Ottawa 52 28 Reglna 45 32 Toronto 48 37 .30 Vancouver 50 41 .04 Winnipeg 46 27 Sun, Moon, Tide fw sr tun vASr 0 OQ Qua- oo Qua Air. IS Aar.a Aar.X Apr.l TUISOAY, APRIL 1 Sun rlMt 40 a.m, ftfts 4:14 p.m. AAoon rlsts 7:24 p.m. tots 4c2s A.m.

Apr. Low High Low High 1 HB14 314J '127 0J 1 400 04 M014.1 StU "lfcol 1 SU M44U -HUTU 4 9:1704 113114 aij MJ4.7 Alt tlmot Pacific Standard "Oonotos p.m. Santa Barbara 62 50 VenturaOxnard 51 InalewoodCulver City 65 53 Torrance 65 52 Long Beach 66 53 Santa Ana 66 52 Oceanslde 67 51 San Diego 68 56 SIMI VALLEY Slmi. 65 53 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY Burbank 67 50 Van Nuys 67 49 Northrldge 66 52 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Pasadena 67 47 El MonteSan Gabriel 67 47 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY Ontario 66 46 Riverside 65 43 San Bernardino 65 48 Beaumont 62 36 NORTHERN DESERTS LancasterPalmdale 60 Vlctorvllle Apple Valley 63 31 Barstow Daggett 65 42 China LakeKldgecrest 63 35 SOUTHERN DESERTS Palm Springs 70 54 ImperialEl Centro 68 52 Blythe 70 55 MOUNTAINS Big Bear Lake 46 Lake Arrowhead Wrlghtwood 50 52 TEMPERATURES PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Preclpl-Mln. tation Station Max, Albuquerque 40 Billings 34 Boise 48 Casper 30 Eureka 52 Flagstaff 39 Great Falls 32 Helena 33 Las Vegas 61 Phoenix 68 Portland, Ore.

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