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1 2 Part I IFriday, May 3, 1985 Cos Anflelee Slimes THE WEATHER Reports and Forecasts From Across the Nation Wealher summary for selected cities, including overnight lows and daytime highs. Precipitation is for 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. daylight time. Thursday ForecastFrl. ForacaetSat.

Thursday ForacaatFri. ForacaatSat, City LoHI Pracip. Waathar LoHI Weather LoHI City LoHI Praclp. Waathar LoHI Weather LoHI Albany 46 65 Rain 42 67 Ptcldy 39 62 Juneau 38 61 Cloudy 39 54 Cloudy 40 54 Albuquerque 47 73 .20 Fair 48 80 Ptcldy 52 83 Kansas City, Mo. 50 69 Sunny 47 76 Sunny 54 81 Amarillo 47 77 Sunny 60 79 Sunny 67 84 Las Vegas 67 98 Windy 66 92 Sunny 62 90 Anchorage 29 51 Ptcldy 32 61 Ptcldy 35 63 Little Rock 59 69 Sunny 64 76 Ptcldy 63 80 Atlanta 61 67 1.65 Cloudy 69 71 Sunny 53 74 Louisville 56 70 .06 Ptcldy 52 69 Sunny 48 77 Atlantic City 50 54 Rain 50 53 Ptcldy 50 58 Memphis 60 65 .04 Sunny 56 76 Sunny 56 78 AuBtin 64 82 Sunny 65 82 Sunny 58 86 Miami Beach 71 80 Ptcldy 67 B8 Ptcldy 68 87 Baltimore 50 65 .20 Rain 51 67 Ptcldy 44 66 Milwaukee 37 69 Sunny 39 63 Sunny 42 66 Billings 61 90 Ptcldy 65 93 Shwrs 55 78 Paul 44 74 Fair 49 77 Fair 54 80 Birmingham.

Ala. 64 79 1.63 Cloudy 58 68 Sunny 52 76 Nashville 59 73 .68 Ptcldy 54 71 Sunny 61 76 Boise 54 83 Windy 64 76 Ptcldy 44 66 New Orleans 70 82 .02 Ptcldy 62 78 Sunny 61 80 Boston 50 66 Rain 47 62 Ptcldy 47 68 New York 47 57 .35 Rain 44 55 Fair 46 62 Brownsville 74 87 .05 Cloudy 64 83 Ptcldy 65 84 Norfolk, Va. 63 80 Tstrms 59 65 Ptcldy 49 62 Buffalo 60 64 Sunny 40 62 Sunny 36 61 Oklahoma City 56 74 Fair 61 79 Fair 57 83 Burlington, Vt. 33 66 Cloudy 37 66 Ptcldy 35 68 Omaha 60 72 Sunny 61 78 Sunny 65 86 Casper 41 60 Sunny 44 84 Ptcldy 46 76 Orlando 63 86 Cloudy 67 84 Cloudy 65 86 Charleston, S.C. 66 78 Tstrms 65 75 Sunny 68 72 Philadelphia 48 60 .13 Rain 47 63 Ptcldy 46 63 Charleston, W.V.

60 65 .62 Cloudy 52 67 Sunny 44 76 Phoenix 75101 Sunny 71100 Ptcldy 70 97 Charlotte 60 67 .45 Rain 54 64 Ptcldy 48 67 Pittsburgh 46 54 1.88 Rain 44 62 Sunny 41 68 Cheyenne 40 75 Sunny 42 80 Ptcldy 44 77 Portland, Me. 37 60 Rain 41 49 Sunny 32 57 Chicago 42 63 Sunny 37 68 Sunny 45 72 Portland, Ore. 49 74 Shwrs 49 63 Shwrs 43 63 Cincinnati 55 61 .86 Sunny 49 69 Sunny 44 76 Providence 47 50 .30 Rain 44 50 Ptcldy 43 59 Cleveland, Ohio 47 66 .06 Sunny 42 60 Sunny 40 65 Raleigh 57 76 Rain 56 67 Cloudy 48 67 Columbus, Ohio 55 59 1.42 Sunny 47 67 Sunny 43 72 Rapid City 44 85 Ptcldy 60 91 Ptcldy 54 86 DallasFt. Worth 60 79 Fair 55 83 Fair 60 85 Reno 62 77 Windy 43 67 Fair 35 70 Dayton 49 54 .97 Sunny 46 67 Sunny 46 74 Richmond, Va. 60 77 .35 Tstrms 66 63 Ptcldy 44 65 Denver 47 78 Sunny 48 82 Ptcldy 52 84 St.

Louis 50 68 .08 Sunny 46 74 Sunny 48 78 Des Moines 43 73 Sunny 47 77 Sunny 53 84 St. 69 86 Cloudy 70 80 Cloudy 65 82 Detroit 46 64 Sunny 38 69 Ptcldy 39 68 Salt Lake City 60 88 Windy 63 85 Ptcldy 64 73 Duluth 38 63 .03 Fair 37 63 Fair 42 66 San Antonio 62 82 Sunny 56 83 Sunny 61 84 El Paso 61 83 Ptcldy 63 88 Ptcldy 59 92 San Francisco 60 67 Ptcldy 51 63 Sunny 49 67 Fairbanks 27 48 Ptcldy 30 64 Ptcldy 30 64 San Juan, P.R. 74 86 Ptcldy 74 86 Ptcldy 74 86 Fargo 49 78 Sunny 48 80 Ptcldy 64 81 Seattle 46 66 Shwrs 45 66 Ptcldy 43 59 Flagstaff 35 70 Fair 35 67 Ptcldy 40 68 Shreveport 62 74 Sunny 55 80 Sunny 64 84 Great Falls 50 86 Cloudy 58 85 Shwrs 47 65 Sioux Falls 40 75 Sunny 47 79 Ptcldy 54 85 Hsrtford 47 55 Rain 44 65 Ptcldy 40 62 Spokane 51 73 Shwrs 46 68 Sunny 36 62 Honolulu 68 84 Sunny 69 85 Sunny 69 84 Syracuse 40 63 Sunny 39 61 Sunny 34 61 Houston 64 78 Sunny 56 82 Sunny 57 85 Tucson 69 93 Sunny 65 95 Ptcldy 63 90 Indianapolis 45 61 .45 Sunny 41 72 Sunny 45 76 Tulsa 56 76 Fair 51 79 Fair 54 82 Jackson. Miss. 63 76 Ptcldy 56 78 Fair 54 82 Washington, D.C.

65 67 .20 Rain 56 62 Ptcldy 48 67 Jacksonville, Fla. 62 84 Tstrms 65 78 Cloudy 62 79 Wichita 55 75 Sunny 51 80 Sunny 56 83 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Associated Press Taken at 1 30 pm PDT Thursday cloudiness and winds should mark the passage of the systems through Southern California. By the weekend, fair weather should be the rule, except for night and morning coastal clouds. Weak frontal systems moving into California Thursday from the Pacific were accompanied by bands of high clouds. Some rain was expected in Northern California today, but little more than California Reports High temperatures for 12 hours, lows for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hours all ending at 5 p.m.

Thursday: Marine Forecast From Point Conception to Mexico and out 60 miles: INNER WATERS light variable winds through tonight except mostly west 12-22 knots this afternoon and evening; southwest swells 1-2 feat. OUTER WATERS northwest winds 15-30 knots through tonight with combined seas 8-1 2 feet by this afternoon. FORECAST partly cloudy today. Location Precip. Lo HI Location Precip.

Lo Hi Location Precip. Lo Hi Apple Valley No report Escondido 51 84 Pasadena 52 79 Bakersfield 60 85 Eureka 44 58 Red Bluff 52 84 BarstowDaggett xx 60 97 Fresno 61 87 Riverside 52 xx Beaumont 50 89 Julian No report Sacramento 52 78 Big Boar Lake 37 75 Lancaster 54 88 SanBernardino 53 86 Bishop 47 85 Long Beach 55 70 San Diego 61 68 Blythe xx 68102 LA. Civic Canter 57 74 SanGabriel 63 82 Borrego Springs 64 99 L.A. Int l. Airport 54 64 San Jose 55 71 Burbank xx 54 78 Monrovia 52 84 S.

JuanCstrano 54 68 CatalinaAvalon 64 59 Montebello 52 82 Santa Ana 55 72 Chula Vista 57 67 Mt. Wilson 57 73 Santa Barbara 53 63 Culver City 55 71 Needles xx 72102 Santa Maria 52 67 OeathValley 79107 Newport Beach 54 64 Santa Monica 53 58 Del Mar 60 66 Northridge 53 87 Simi Hills 58 74 ElCajon 50 78 Oceanside 50 62 Thermal 66 98 ElCentro 62 100 Ontario xx 52 83 Torrance Noreport EIToro 55 74 PalmSprings 66102 Woodland Hills 49 89 Los Angeles Civic Center data (24-hour reports end at 5 p.m. Thursday; rainfall season begins July 1): High humidity for 24 hours. .81 Rainfall for 24 hours None Rain last season to date 10.42 mild. Highlow: Yosemite 7240; Lake Isabella xxxx.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION: Today mostly cloudy morning with local drizzle; partly cloudy afternoon; highs in upper 50s and 60s; northwest winds to 20 m.p.h. Tonight fair, except for patchy low clouds near ocean; lows in 40s or low 50s. Saturday sunny; highs in 60s at ocean to upper 70s inland. Highlow: Santa Rosa 6845; San Francisco 6350; Oakland 6552; San Jose 6950. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Today mostly cloudy morning in north with slight chance of showers; afternoon becoming partly cloudy in north; partly cloudy all day in south; highs in mid 60s to mid 70s; variable winds to 1 5 m.p.h.

Tonight fair; lows in 40s or low 50s. Saturday sunny; highs in mid 70s to mid 80s. Highlow: Shasta Dam 7247; Redding 7346: Red Bluff 7449; Sacramento 7448. NORTHERN SIERRA: Today chance of sprinkles or light showers from Lake Tahoe north; partly cloudy elsewhere; snow above 9,000 feet. Tonight clearing.

Saturday sunny; mild. Highlow: Lake Tahoe 6330. NORTHWEST CALIFORNIA: Today chance of early-morning showers; partly cloudy afternoon; highs in mid 50s to upper 60s; northwest winds to 20 m.p.h. Tonight patchy low clouds near ocean; otherwise fair; iows in upper 30s or 40s. Saturday sunny, except for patchy morning low clouds along north coast; highs near 60 to mid 70s.

Highlow: Crescent City 6041; Eureka 6142; Fort Bragg 6040; Ukiah 6738. Surf Forecasts 'Mlj, Forecast for 5 a.m. Today 7 MvpJvj Xboise MINWAPOLIS fflrtf WiA 17-. I JVllfffZ aT denveh Kansas' Vt ALBUQUERQUE OKLAHOMA CITY MASlLLO IB JT '-N. ELPASQ DALLAS I "jJXC'VVV J- FT WORTH I "JjKAOCSOHVILLE ORLEANS YMAC 1 A VjTxxv iwami etACH Valid for 12 hours from 6 a.m.

Friday. Surf Period Swell Av. in Av. Swell Baach Max. Sacs.

Max. Dir. Zuma 23 12 12 SW Santa Monica 23 12 12 SW NewportHunt'n. 23 12 12 SW San Diego County 23 12 12 SW Rainfall for season 12.59 Normal rainfall to date 14.63 State Forecasts Coastal Observations Thursday's wind speeds in knots, wave heights in WARM A RAIN SNOW 1 FRONT WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIONARY OCCLUDED a SCATTERED SCATTERED FRONT I A i RAIN LOl SNOW I OCCLUDED a SCATTERED I FRONT HAIN FRONT Wava Tamp. Wind Htlnt SeaAir W8 0212 5960 N4 0114 5865 Calm 0113 xx55 WSW5 0312 5557 W20 0212 5862 W15 0212 5858 Noreport SW10 0110 5764 SW15 0208 5565 SW6 0213 5861 S8 0313 6259 N5 Calm 5959 Calm 0314 5957 Station.

Time Channel Island, 2p. El Capitan Beach, 5p. Santa Barbara, 1 la. Ventura Marina, 5p. Zuma Beach, 5p.

Santa Monica, 5p. Marina DelRey Hermosa Beach, 5p. Cabrillo Beach, 5p. Hunt'n. Beach, 2p.

Newport Beach, 5p. Avalon, 5p. San Clemente, 5p. Air Pollution Reports and Forecasts Pollutant standard index (psil: 0-100 good; 100-200 ful for all; 300-500 hazardous. First figure is today's unhealthful for sensitive people; 200-300 unhealth- psi forecast; second is Thursday's attained psi.

Metropolitan Los Angeles .50100 San Bernardino and Escondido 75 59 Coastal areas 42 75 Riversideareas 92200 High deserts .75 xx San Fernando and Hemet-Elsinorearea 83 92 Lowdeserts .67 83 Santa Clarita valleys 75 200 Inland Orange County 50 67 Big Bear Lake 42 xx San Gabriel, Pomona valleys 92220 Downtown San Diego 50 42 Banning area 58125 Global Reports Almanac VALLEY: Today variable high clouds; gusty west to northwest winds 25-40 m.p.h.; highs 75-85. Tonight and Saturday mostly clear; gusty northwest winds to 30 m.p.h.; lows in 50s; highs 75-82. Death Valley 986892. Today's high: Lancaster-Palmdale 88; Victorville-Apple Valley 88; Barstow-Daggett 87; China Lake-Ridgecrest 88. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Today low clouds and fog with local drizzle along lower coastal slopes; mostly clearing in afternoon with variable high clouds; highs 58-68; gusty west to northwest winds 15-30 m.p.h.

Tonight and Saturday mostly fair, but some clouds along south coastal slopes; gusty west to northwest winds 1 5-30 m.p.h.; lows in 30s; highs 55-65. Today's high: Big Bear Lake 62; Lake Arrowhead 65; Wrightwood 68. OWENS VALLEY: Today partly cloudy; gusty southwest winds to 25 m.p.h.; highs 75-82. Tonight and Saturday some clouds, but mostly clear; gusty northwest winds to 30 m.p.h.; lows in 40s; highs mostly in 70s. BIG SUR TO SANTA MARIA: Today cloudy morning with local fog; afternoon becoming sunny; highs in upper 50s and 60s; northwest winds 10-20 m.p.h.

Tonight fair; lows in 40s. Saturday sunny: highs in mid 60s to low 80s. Highlow: Monterey 5949; Santa Maria 7048. SALINAS VALLEY AREA: Today mostly cloudy morning in north; otherwise sunny; highs in mid 60s to upper 70s; northwest afternoon winds 10-20 m.p.h. Tonight fair; lows in 40s or low 50s.

Saturday sunny; highs in 70s near Monterey Bay to upper 80s in south. Highlow: Salinas 6546; PasoRobles 7943. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Today partly cloudy north; sunny south; highs in 70s or low 80s; variable winds to 15 m.p.h. Tonight fair; lows in upper 40s or 50s. Saturday sunny; highs in upper 70s to upper 80s.

Highlow: Stockton 7548; Fresno 7852; Bakersfield xxxx. SOUTHERN SIERRA: Today partly cloudy north; sunny elsewhere. Tonight fair. Saturday sunny; LOS ANGELES: Today cloudy morning: afternoon becoming mostly sunny; highs 66-70. Tonight and Saturday fair, but some late-night and morning clouds; lows in lower 50s; highs in lower 70s.

Today's high: Civic Center 68; Beverly Hills-Hollywood 66; Whittier-Montebello 72. SANTA BARBARA, VENTURA COUNTY COASTS; SANTA MONICA BAY; LONG BEACH, ORANGE COUNTY METROPOLITAN AREA: Todaycloudy morning; partial afternoon clearing; highs in 60s to low 70s. Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy; lows in 50s; highs in 60s to low 70s. Today's high: Santa Barbara 65; Ventura-Oxnard 66; Santa Monica 61; Inglewood-Culver City 68; Redondo-Hermosa 63; Torrance 66; Long Beach 71; Huntington-Newport 66; Santa Ana 68. SAN FERNANDO, SAN GABRIEL, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEYS: Today morning low clouds; chance of local drizzle near mountains; mostly clearing in afternoon; highs 66-72.

Tonight and Saturday fair, except for late-night and morning low clouds, especially in San Bernardino Valley; lows 48-53; highs 68-75. Today's high: Burbank 72; Van Nuys 72; Northridge 72; Pasadena 72; El Monte-San Gabriel 72; Ontario 72; Riverside 70; San Bernardino 72; Beaumont 72. SAN DIEGO ARE Today cloudy morning; partial afternoon clearing along coast; partly sunny afternoon in inland valleys; coastal highs 63-68; inland highs 67-73. Tonight and Saturday cloudy, but a bit more afternoon clearing; coastal lows 54-60; coastal highs 63-68; inland lows 48-56; inland highs 67-73. Today's high: San Diego 67; Oceanside 66.

IMPERIAL, COACHELLA, LOWER COLORADO RIVER VALLEYS: Today variable high clouds; gusty west to northwest winds to 25 m.p.h.; highs 88-95. Tonight and Saturday mostly clear; gusty westerly winds to 30 m.p.h.; lows in 60s; highs in 80s. Today's high: Palm Springs 96; Imperial-El Centra 95; Blythe 96. ANTELOPE VALLEY, MOJAVE DESERT, DEATH Gathered by Associated Press for Wednesday, local time, and by the National Weather Service: Extended Forecasts For Sunday, Monday, Tuesday: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AREAS: Night and morning low clouds: otherwise fair. Highs in low to mid 60s at beaches, to mid to upper 70s in inland valleys; lows mostly in 50s.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS: Night and early-morning fog and low clouds on coastal slopes with local drizzle; otherwise fair; gusty westerly winds 1 5-30 m.p.h. Highs in 50s to low 60s; lows in mid 30s to mid 40s. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERTS: Fair except for some high clouds; gusty westerly winds to 30 m.p.h., mainly in afternoons and especially near passes; cooler. High-desert highs 75 to low 80s; lows in 50s. Lower-desert highs in mid 80s to mid 90s; lows in 60s.

Owens Valley highs 75 to low 80s; lows in 40s. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA: Patchy early-morning low clouds or fog near coast Sunday; otherwise increasing clouds from northwest Sunday; slight chance of showers in extreme north late Sunday through Monday night; chance of showers decreasing Tuesday; otherwise variable clouds; cooling. Highs Sunday in 60s near coast to near 90 inland; highs Monday and Tuesday in upper 50s near coast to upper 70s inland; lows in upper 40s to mid 50s. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Increasing clouds early Sunday; chance of rain mostly in northwest and over the Sierra Sunday; rain becoming likely Sunday and Monday; good chance of showers Tuesday; cloudy elsewhere Sunday night through Tuesday with chance of showers; cooling. Highs Sunday near 60 near coast to mid 80s inland; highs cooling to mid 50s near coast to mid 70s inland; lows in mid 40s to mid 50s.

Today Rises Sets Saturday Rises Sets Sun Moon Last4 New First4 Full 0(D City Condition Lo Hi City Condition Lo Hi City Condition Lo Hi Acapulco Fair 68 87 Guadalajara Fair 60 93 Nicosia Clear 55 75 Amsterdam Rain 39 50 Havana Clear 68 86 Oslo Cloudy 37 50 Athens Clear 55 77 Helsinki Cloudy 34 45 Paris Rain 45 61 Bangkok Clear 77 95 Hong Kong Rain 72 73 Peking Clear 54 77 Barbados Cloudy 73 84 Jerusalem Cloudy 52 64 RiodeJaneiro Rain 61 84 Beirut Clear 63 75 Johannesburg Clear 54 73 Rome Cloudy 48 70 Belgrade Cloudy 50 68 Kiev Cloudy 36 52 SaoPaulo Cloudy 68 79 Berlin Rain 39 50 Kingston Fair 73 86 Seoul Clear 59 77 Bogota Clear 46 68 Lima Clear 63 72 Singapore Clear 79 90 Brussels Cloudy 45 59 Lisbon Clear 61 73 Stockholm Rain 36 45 Buenos Aires Clear 37 61 London Cloudy 45 57 Sydney Rain 63 73 Cairo Clear 57 82 Madrid Cloudy 50 81 Taipei Cloudy 72 84 Calgary Cloudy 37 72 Manila Clear 72 93 Tel Aviv Cloudy 57 70 Caracas Rain 68 82 Mazatlan Fair xx 82 Tokyo Clear 61 77 Copenhagen Cloudy 32 43 Mexico City Clear 54 81 Toronto Clear 28 59 Dublin Clear 39 50 Montreal Clear 36 57 Vancouver Cloudy 45 63 Edmonton Cloudy 37 67 Moscow Clear 36 46 Veracruz Ptcldy 77 90 Frankfurt Rain 37 57 Nassau Clear 72 82 Vienna Rain 41 50 Geneva Cloudy 45 63 NewOelhi Clear 79 102 Winnipeg Clear 42 74 May 11 May 19 May 27 May 4 HIGH. LOW TIDES FOR LA. OUTER HARBOR: Saturday Sunday Today 4.8 Hi 0.4 Lo 6.3 Hi 4.5 Hi 4.2 Hi 0.9 Lo 1.3 Lo 6.6 Hi 6.6 Hi All times Pacific Daylight Time Funeral Announcements Death Notices Known for LA. Reforms Cool, Cloudy Weekend Funeral Announcements Ex-Police Chief Arthur Hohmann Dies in Store for Southland ANCERT, Elizabeth Groman Mortuary directors AUFMUTH, Aloyil Bruno J. T.

Oswald, North Hollywood BINDER, George beloved husband of Evelyn: loving father of Joyce Buchman and Ronald (Sara) Binder: fond brother of Sally Unickel and Sam Binder; cherished grandfather of Wendy Allen, Ranch Lieberman, Michael, Daryl and Douglas Binder. Also survived by 4 great-grandchildren. Services Friday, 1 pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Hillside Mortuary directors BRADY, Rose beloved wife of Edward Brady: cherished mother of David (Jaclyn) Brady and Deanna Simon; grandmother of Steven, Ellen, Jo Ann, Lorriane. Michelle and Rochelle.

Services 2 pm, Friday, May 3 at Eden Memorial Park Chapel, 11500 Sepulveda Mission Hills. BRILLANT, Naomi Gromao Mortuary directors CARTER, Clifford F. 68; passed away May 1, 1985 at St Jude Hospital, Fullerton. Survived by his wife. Betty E.

Carter of Fullerton: step-sons, Robert, Richard and Douglas Badger of Tustin; stepdaughter, Linda Badger Jones of Fullerton: brother, Elmer Carter of Omaha, Nebraska; niece, Sharon Cleveland, also of Omaha. Services May 4, 1 pm at Douglass A couple of storm fronts moving in tandem across Northern and Central California are not expected to bring rain to the southern part of the state, but the weather will be cooler and cloudier through the weekend. At most, the National Weather Service said Thursday, there could be some drizzles near the mountains early today. Orange County's high temperature today should be 66 to 70 degrees, as the marine air layer penetrates farther inland. Morning cloudiness should give way to some afternoon sunshine, but not much.

Saturday should be about the same. The high temperature in Santa Ana on Thursday was 72. The beaches had highs of only 64. Relative humidity ranged from 81 to 46. It will be cooler and windy in the deserts and the mountains through the weekend.

April turned out to be unusually dry and warm, the weather service noted, allowing the area to slip behind in rainfall. Only scattered showers appeared during April, leaving the season's total at slightly more than 12 inches, about 2 inches below normal, but a couple of inches over last season's total for the date. By BURT A. F0LKART, Times Staff Writer Arthur C. Hohmann, the lantern -jawed Marine veteran who reshaped and reformed Los Angeles' scandal-ridden police department in 1939, then fell from grace and was demoted only two years later, has died in Mariposa, it was learned Thursday.

Hohmann was 89 when his car rolled into a ditch as he was on his way to visit friends. News of his death, on April 9, went unreported. When he retired in 1960, after 35 years with the police, it was as deputy chief in charge of the unheralded technical services bureau. It was a quiet end to a tumultuous career in which Hohmann, as chief: In a two-day period in 1939 abolished 398 acting Police Department positions and promoted, demoted or transferred nearly 500 other officers. Restructured the city's 14 patrol divisions into six, a move he said was patterned after a military staff operation.

Abolished the vice squad and replaced it with a task force of 18 men who drove around the city ferreting out gambling. Hohmann promised to lead the raids himself if that effort failed. Wanted to fingerprint and photograph every resident of Los Angeles, to expedite arrest procedures. Although known as a stickler for discipline, he eventually became much admired by his officers. When the wide swath he had cut finally resulted in city officials demanding his ouster, one said publicly, "We at uunaway mortuary, nawinornc.

MARKARIAN, Ardashes K. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills MC LAUGHLIN, Lauren Kay beloved daughter of Raymond and Christine McLaughlin of Pacific Palisades; loving sister of Christo- Bher Blake and Carlee Elizabeth IcLaughlin, both of Pacific Palisades; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McMahan of Brentwood and Mrs.

George F. McLaughlin of Lexington, Kentucky. Memorial services Saturday, May 4, 11 am at St. Matthews Episcopal Church, 1031 Bienveneda, Pacific Palisades. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to The Angel Attic, 516 Colorado Santa Monica.

Lauren is loved and will be missed by her many friends and relatives. Pierce Brothers' Moeller- Murphy, Santa Monica. MESLER, Sam Mount Sinai Mortuary MEYER, Lawrence Leo Forest Lawn Glendale MILLER, Lorena J. Armstrong Family directors MITCHELL, Maude Ellen Armstrong Family directors MONTOYA, Sadie Armstrong Family directors NARITA, Haruo beloved husband of Miyuki; loving father of Kinya, Mrs. Chizuko Nagai and Miss Tazu-ko Narita; grandfather of brother of Shigeo and Ryuichi Narita of Japan.

Services Tuesday, May 7, 7:30 pm at Long Beach Buddhist Church, 2360 Santa Fe Long Beach. CA. Kubota-Nlkkei Mortuary directors O'HARA, Irene Agnes May Services Monday, 9 am at Spald- Ing LaBrea Chapel. SCHWARTZ. Lillian Glaaband-Wlllen Long Beach SEMERJIAN.

Sam Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills SHERMAN, Aaron Sholom Mortuary STAMBLER, Henry S. devoted husband, beloved father, grandfather and brother. Private services. Armstrong Family direcotors TABACHNICK, Abraham Groman-Eden Mortuary WAZANA, Isaac Groman-Eden Mortuary WEINSTOCK. Lillian Glasband-Willen Long Beach WHITE, Jules Services today, 10 am at Beth Olam Chapel.

Groman Mortuary directors YOSHINAGA, Haruno beloved wife of Masayoshi; loving mother of Toshio, Keizo and Masaharu Yosh-inaga; grandmother of 6. Services Monday, May 6, 7:30 pm at Hompa Hongwanii Buddhist Temple, 815 E. 1st L.A. Kubota-Nlkkel Mortuary directors YUBERSTINE, Abraham L. Groman-Eden Mortuary ZAHM, Lillle Groman-Eden Mortuary ZAHORIK, Martin Albert age 66 Bastlan Perrott Mortuary.

Northridge 818886-8600 are not going to tear down the whole house to repair a few faulty shingles." The "house" Hohmann was named to reconstruct in 1939 was sadly in need of repair. Mayor Fletcher Bowron had been elected in 1938 after the recall of Frank Shaw, who was charged with turning his back on widespread gambling and graft throughout the city. Although Bowron soon turned on Hohmann, he at first supported his appointment, saying he was aware of widespread graft within the Police Department and urging Hohmann to end it. Hohmann, the 39th police chief in 60 years, did not wait long. He had drawn up the department's first manual of operations as a lieutenant in the early 1930s.

He replaced the 14 captains then in charge of the precincts with three hand-picked associates, two of whom had finished just behind him in the competitive examination for chief. He began rotating department personnel every 90 days, to prevent graft from flourishing, and once even proposed to outlaw hitchhiking as a means of fighting crime. He brought detectives from outlying areas into central headquarters, where he could better monitor their investigations, and promoted officers many regarded as inexperienced, in an effort to bring new blood to top positions. By early 1941, he was in trouble politically. Bowron had hired a Chicago investigator to conduct his own probe of the city and, according to a grand jury transcript, the investigator, Wallace N.

Jamie, had tapped telephones and made illegal recordings of conversations. "Hohmann was a stickler for discipline, a guy who wanted things done right," said Norman Jacoby, a veteran police reporter of that era. "Bowron wanted things done, but he wanted them done his way." By June, 1941, Bowron, encouraged by many of his City Hall aides, had succeeded in ousting Hohmann. He was replaced by Chief Clemence B. Horrall, who retired in 1949.

Hohmann was demoted to his old rank of lieutenant, but won a court fight for reinstatement as deputy chief. He was sent to technical services in 1945. His survivors include two sons, Robert and William. CERNIGLIA, Laura survived by sons, Joseph, Dr. Donald and Ralph; 15 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren.

Rosary Friday, 8 pm and Funeral Mass Saturday, 11 am, both at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Northridge. Baitian Perrott Mortuary, 8187886-8600 directors Rabies Clinics Scheduled CHESLER, Sam age 93; beloved father of Natalie Handelman, Gertrude Brenner and Jacqueline Kurtzman; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Interment will take place in Chicago, Illinois. Mallaow Sllver- man Mortuary directors Cramation Services Funeral Director CHRISTENSEN, Tove M. Armstrong amity airectors CRAWFORD.

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The $3 shots for dogs four months of age and older are being provided as a public health service by the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assn. from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the following locations: Tuesday, at the Orange County Animal Shelter, 561 City Drive South, Orange. Wednesday, at the Community Center, 27641 Silverado Canyon Road, Silverado Canyon, and, also on Wednesday, at the San Juan Capistrano Elementary School, 31642 El Camino Real, San Juan Capistrano.

On May 14, at the fire station at 8th Street and Central Avenue, Seal Beach, and on May 15, at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. For information, call 714-523-0980. Armstrong Family directors GERSHEY, Benjamin J. Neptune Society 213831-0664 818845-2415 one call aaSftait one Place 836.78WMJJ NGELEslSjjgiT' GOLDBERG, Harry beloved husband of Hortense. Services Sunday, 3 pm at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

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Chizuko Hamamoto and Chiyeko Kusaba. Also survived by grandchildren and great-grandchildren and sisters in Japan. Funeral May 6, 7:30 pm at Koyasan Buddhist Temple, 342 1st L.A. Fukui Mortuary ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL PARK Our Crematory Fee Mnrtiiarw Fpf From WHITE EYES (ft. Call 24 hours 213329- "How To Learn All I In Memoriam TAKE IT EASY WITH JOHNSON.

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