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Part MAY 2, 1959 Los Angeles Times Treat Hurts Leg as Oxy Triumphs Occidental ran off with 14th straight SCIAC track crown last night before 3500 spectators at Patterson Field but the win proved to be costly when star hurdler Clarence Treat pulled a leg' muscle in the broad jump; and will be out indefinitely. Treat won the high hurdles, breaking the conference record with a 14.4 but then suffered a leg injury on his last broad jump. Jack Lawrence, the Tigers' other hurdler, broke a 22-year old record when he skimmed over the 220 lows in 23.4. Doug Smith, another Oxy ace, was the only double winner of the meet with first places in both sprints in 9.8 and 21.6. Three other meet records fell when Tiger Jim Cerveny won the 880 in 1:52 flat, two miler Russ Bennett took his specialty in 9:10.7 and Redlands, Dick Verdon upset all the dope sheets by uncorking a 55ft.

in. effort in the shot put. Smith (0), 9.8; 2. Bixier Rothlisberger (0). 3.

Wallace (R), 10.0; 4. 220-1. Smith (0), 21.6; 2. 5. Draper (P).

3. Wallace (R), 22.4; 4. Brodhead Bixter (0), (R). (P), 3. Brodhead 10), 49.3; AnBlaylock (0), 1KIfoll derson (R); 5.

Millan 1. Cerveny (O), mark 1:52.0 1:53.5, (new White, conference record, old Oxy, 1957)7 2. Goodman (P), 5. Scrib- 3. Dornan (0), 4.

Rye ner (R). MILE-1. Ward 2. Harkness (0), 3. White (0), 4.

Kerr (0): 5. 0 (W). TWO-MILE-1. Bennett (0), 9:10.7 (new conference record, old mark 9:21.7, Kerr. Oxy, 1957) 2.

Ward (R), J. Peck (O), 9:28.91 4. Perez (W); 5. Reisbord (0). HURDLES -1.

Treat (0), 14.3 (new conference record, old mark 14.4, Treat, 1950) Lawrence (0), 14.4; Kilbourn 14.8; 4. Roberti (R); 5. Sioberg (R). HURDLES -1. Lawrence (0), 23.4 (new conference record, old mark 23.5 by Hartigan, San Diego, 1937); 2.

Lo(0), 23.90 3. Piaff (P), 25.0; 4. Canfor (W); 5. Robert (R). MILE RELAY-1.

Occidental (Dornan, Brodhead, Blaylock, Cerveny), Pomona, 2. 3. Caltech; 5. Whittier, BROAD JUMP-1. Goodman (P), 22ft.

2. Habner (R), 22f1. 3. Nakauchi (R), 21ft. Backus (R), 21ft.

5. Dyer (W), 21ft, HIGH JUMP-1. Schoeffel (0), 2. Tie among Dermody (R), Haven (R) and Dyer (W), 5. Echeverri (P), 5ft.

POLE VAULT- Tie, between Sevis Toin. and Helms Janewiez (0) and (R), Brooks 3. (R), Tie 13ft. between 5. Weaver (C), 12f1.

6in. SHOT-PUT-1. Verdon (R), 55ft. (new conference record, old mark 54ft. by Meyer, Oxy, 1955); 2.

Lewis 1 Johnson (0), Asaro (W), 49ft. 5. Huribert (R), 48ft. DISCUS 1. Lewis (0), Shannon (0), 155ft.

7 in. 3. Asaro (W), 4. 14211. Paden 4in.

(0), 145ft. 5. Morkre (R), 2. Lewyn (C), 184ft, WilJAVELIN Luesebrink, (0), 204ft. liams (0), 179ft.

4. Treat (0), 168f1. Bin. 5. Engleberg SCORES (C), -Occidental, 16711.

11in. RedFINAL 123; lands, 58; Pomona, Whittier, 15; Caltech, 8. CITY TRACK RESULTS WESTERN LEAGUE At Venice 100: First heat-Robbins 10.2. Second heat- J. Burk (0), 10.

First heat -J. Burk (U). 21.9. Second heatRobbins 21.6. 440: First heatHumphrey (U), 51.2.

Second cobb (F), 52. 880: First heat- Dunkel (F), 2:00.8. Second heat Webb (U), 2:02. Mile: First heat- Matthews 4:26.3. Second heat- Stanman (F), 4:47.8.

120. HH: First heat- Ray (W). 15.2. Second heatGhoumely (U), 15.5. 180 LH: First heatGhoumely 19.2.

Second heat- Jordan (U), 20.2. TOTAL QUALIFIERS- -1. University, 15; Hamilton, Venice, 8: 5. Hollywood, WestFairfax, 8: chester, 6. Class B-.

University, 14; West- 2. Venice, 12; 3. Hamilton, 10; chester, 7: 5. Fairfax, 6. Hollywood, 2.

Class 11; 2. 10; 3. University, Westchester, 5. Fairfax, 6. Hollywood, 2.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES At Fremont 100 (first heat). Green (LA), 10. 10; (third (secend heat) A. Williams heat)-Lorick (F). 10.2; (fourth heat) heat)- Green Bullard (F), 10.

220 (first (LA), 21.8; (second heat). Cook (F), (second 21.9. (first heat) Ledet (J), 50.1; heat) (F), 50. 880 (second (first heat) heat)Reames (MA), Jackson (LA). 2:00.1.

Mile (first heat)- recWhitehead (MA), 4:29.7 (new league ord, old mark 4:31.9 by Castro, Roose- (E), 1954); (second heat) 15; 4:33.6. (second heat) (F), 14.9. 120 HH (first 180 LH- heat) -Burgess: (J). 19.8; liams (second (F), heat) 55ft. BJ Lorick (F), 24f1.

Curl (J), 19.9. HJ-Ten qualified at 6ft. PV-Ten qualified at 11ft. QUALIFIERS -Fremont, 327 12; Jefferson, 24; Manual Arts. 19: Dorsey, Los Angeles.

Washington, 5. NORTHERN LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES Af Eagle Rock 100 (Heat one) -Walker (M). 10,3. (Heat Prep Baseball CATHOLIC LEAGUE Notre Cathedral Dame 107 001 x-9 11 .010 000 Varella, Bierman (3) Whaling. and Sietz; Bussle, Donovan (5) and St.

Anthony 020 000 002 002 0-2 Loyola Connolly and Adlesh; Vigo and Gad. RHE Serra 002 000 0-2 Mt. Carmel 000 000 0-0 Torok and Olson; Daney and Randalman. OLYMPIC LEAGUE La Salle .011 002 Harvard 000 100 Duffy and Keaveny: Goodrich and Collins. Chaminade .000 002 Saint Monicas 000 E.

Pendergast and Cunningham; Mayer and Thomas, PAROCHIAL LEAGUE Mater Dei .000 000 0-0 Pomona Catholic 000 Brennen 100 (5); StalHuarte and Webber, lard and Lopez. St. Paul 030 000 0 3 St. Neison and Hinolos: Hogan and Clark, Francis 003 420 X-9 PREP LEAGUE Brethren Chadwick .000 010 000 010 0-0 X-2 6 Robertson' and Henry: Siler and White. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY LEAGUE Santa Fe .000 000 Excelsior .000 001 Simmons and Dibbs; Baker and Forchine.

California 330 001 70 Bellflower Fuller and Olson: Pope, Jensen (2), 000 300 Showalter (7) Carney. El Rancho 010 000 02-3 1 Montebello. Reeves, Neet (8) and 000 Adair; 001 00-2 Carpio and Stevens. TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE Chino .000 230 0-5 Upland Foss, Clarke (4) and 203 001 x-6 J. 10 Da- 2 G.

Davis (4), Solters J. Davis (5) and Morrison, Zavitz MOORE LEAGUE Long Beach Poly, 10; Lakewood, Jaysee Baseball HE San East Diego Los Angeles ..000 .000 000 000- 0 010 Smallwood, Ryan (4), Cribbs (7) and Arevelo; Proctor and Fodor. El Camino ..010 002 001- 11 Long Beach 000 000-0 3 Hankhammer and Carbray; King, Fontana (6), Florentine (7) and Duncan. Valley 100 000 10 Santa Monica 100 102 000- McKenzie, Bondy (6) and West: Klino and Mills. Cerritos Pasadena 040 000 000 002 100 001 Wantz, Perez, Sims Hippauf (10) and Rybold, Martin (9) and Plamondon; (10).

Ventura 000 000 021 5 Glendale .000 012 2 Gabaldon and Popelar; Packard, Lawrence (7) and Schmidt. Garcia (7). Harbor Bakersfield 000 100 000 200 301. 000-3 1 Shaffer, Balfanz (5) and Jones; Reuter, Lamothe (7) and Fields. Orange Chaffey Green and Coast DeFrankt, 000 100 111 000 Dougherty, 010 400-7 2 10 5 Frant- zich (6) and Snell.

(OC). Mrs. Weissmuller Retains Golf Title Mrs. Aileen Weissmuller successfully defended her Lakeside woman's golf championship yesterday by defeating Mrs. J.

S. Loveys, and 1. Other results: First flight- Mrs. Steve Rondon def. Mrs.

Bob Hope, 2-1. Second flight- Mrs. Third Wayne flight- Palmer Mrs. Paul Olson del. Mrs.

def. Mrs. Monte James. Nasser, Fourth flight- Mrs. Jack Sembour Mrs.

Hubert Borroughs, 2-1. Fifth Richard flight- Mrs. Stewart, 2 Donald Spiers def, up, WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (For Friday, May 1, 1959) West Coast last evening. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY FORECASTS Los Anseles and Vicinity: Considerable cloudiness at times with chance of few sprinkles or light showers, mainly near mountains through this morning, but clearing this afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow morning, clearing tomorrow afternoon.

Gusty winds today. High today near 71. Slightly warmer toI morrow. Southern California: Considerable cloudiness at times today with few scattered showers likely, mostly vicinity, mountains and along south coasf In morning. Clearing tonight, becoming mostly sunny tomorrow but morning low cloudiness coastal sections.

Gusty winds mountains deserts and locally in coastal sections today, decreasing tomorrow. Cooler southern desert today. Slightly warmer west portion tomorrow affernoon. Southern California Coastal and Intermediate Valleys: Considerable cloudiness at times with few scattered light showers likely, mostly near mountains today. Partly cloudy tonight.

Clearing and slightly warmer tomorrow afternoon. Locally windy today. Southern California Mountain Areas: Considerable cloudiness with few scattered light, showers and windy today. Decreasing cloudiness tomorrow. Not much change in temperatures.

Southern California Interior and Desert Regions: Partly cloudy today with chance of few light showers, mainly near mountains north portion. Some cloudiness but generally sunny tomorrow. Strong gusty winds reaching 30 to 40 m.p.h. si times today. Cooler south portion day, upper High valleys, 75 to temperatures 86 lower today.

valleys. 60 to Arizona: Considerable cloudiness, with few scattered showers likely, mostly vicinity mountains north and east portions today and east portion tomorrow. Clearing west portion tomorrow. Strong gusty winds, especially north and west portions. Cooler most sections today and slightly cooler east portion tomorrow.

COASTAL WEATHER Point Conception to Mexican Border: Small craft warnings displayed Malibu north. Westerly winds 15 to 25 m.p.h. north' of Newport and 10 to 20 m.p.h. Newport south today, becoming light variable late tonight. and tomorrow mornIng.

West to northwest winds 12 to 22 m.p.h, tomorrow afternoon. Considerable cloudiness with few light showers likely south portion this morning, becoming sunny in afternoon. Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow morning, becoming mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon. Little change in temperatures. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY rather intense low pressure center was located in East-Central Nevada with a strong pressure gradient to, high pressure offshore.

This will cause gusty westerly winds in afternoon evening hours and may necessitate extending smallcraft warnings south of Malibu to Oceanside today. The low should move eastward today and tomorrow, decreasing winds tomorrow. A weak low pressure trough extended from Montana through Southwestern British Columbia then northwestward to near Anchorage. Alaska. A ridge of high pressure extended from Cold Bay, Alaska, south- 10 midway between Hawail and California.

A few showers were, reported along the While cooling winds yesterday scattered rain across the West and held temperatures to the 50s and 60s in the Northeast, record-breaking heat charged northward over the Plains. Fargo, N.D., regIstered 97 deg. and gusty winds loaded with surface dust fanned 98-deg. heat through Redwood Falls, Minn. Aberdeen, S.D., registered a sizzling 102 deg.

before late afternoon thunderstorm drifted over the city. Showers extended through the Pacific States and across most of the Plateau and Rocky Mountain regions. Snow fell in the California Sierra and mountains of Oregon and Washington. Thunderstorms developed in the turbulent airstreams in Idaho and Montana and gusts at Ely, contributed to some of the blowing dust which cut visibility in that state as well as Utah. Thunderstorms broke out in New Mexcio and West Texas and showers dampened some southern sections of the Lone Star State.

Cool rain sprinkled Northern Michigan and areas from Boston northward. The balance of wet weather stretching developed along weak cold front from the Mid-Mississippi Vallev to the Carolina coast. Thunderstorms occurred from Missouri through Kentucky and Tenriessee to the Carolina I mountains. Showers were likely to diminish in the Far West, snow should accompany increasing precipitation in the Central: Rockies and showers or thun: derstorms will accompany a downward shift in temperatures across the Upper Plains and Mississippi Valley. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S.

Weather Bureau were as follows: Station Max. Min. Los Angeles L.A. Airport Avalon Harbor Bakersfield Beaumont Bishop Blythe Burbank Daggett. El Centro Fresno Long Beach Montebello Mt.

Wilson Needles Newport Northridge Palmdale Palm. Springs Paso Riverside Robles 9 Pasadena Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Pedro Santa Ana Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Thermal 62 Torrance 61 Victorville Warner Springs TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION FRIDAY PrecipiStation- Max. Min, tation Albany, N.Y. 55 .02 Albuquerque Amarillo Birmingham Bismarck .21 Brownsville Buffalo Charleston, S.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, 0.

.02 Moines Detroit City Paso Eureka Galveston Glasgow, Mont. Canyon Junction Jacksonville Kansas Vegas City Rock Louisville Medford Memphis Beach Minneapolin, St. Paul. York Platte Oklahoma City Philadelphia .65 Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore.

Raleigh City Bluff Richmond Roswell .02 Sacramento Louis .06 Lake City Antonio Francisco Ste. Marie Seattle 1 Springfield, Mo. Tampa Tucson Washington, D.C. Wichita Winslow Yellowstone CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage Juneau Fairbanks 889 HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 85 FOREIGN CITIES Foreign temperatures and weather conditions based on observations taken at 11 a.m. (PDT) Friday: City- Weather Temp, Aberdeen Cloudy Ankara Berlin 8 Cairo Clear Cloudy Havana Clear Kingston Madrid Clear Mexico City Clear Moscow Cloudy 63 Paris Rome Rain San Juan Cloudy Stockholm Tokyo FOO Vienna 52 Weather Conditions MAY 1 ,1959 54 50 5597 SEATTLE BISMARCK 91 PORTLAND 55 COOLER 601 DETROIT30.18 HIGH LOW 64 BOISE URGE 29.85 CHEYENNE 81 7 DES MOINES CHICAGO 56 RENOS OMAHA 92 70 LOW PARE CITY 160 SAN FRANCISCO 29.29 79 81.

DENVER WICHITA no ST. 84 LOUIS 58 901 84 OKLAHOMA, CITE ATLANTA 91 ALRUQUERQUE 72 PHOENIX 79 WARMER ADA FT. WORTH Date From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU HIGH ORLEANS LOW 30.24 MIAMI HIGH 84 COLD 10.13 LOW 29.67 COLD WEATHER FRONTS RAIN WARM COLD OCCLUDED STATIONARY WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 NATION'S WEATHER- This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes weather conditions yesterday.

Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Definitions of terms used are: Cold front: A boundary line between cold air and a mass of warmer air, under which the colder air usually advances southward and eastward. Warm front: A boundary between warm air and a retreating wedge of colder air. The warm air usually advances northward and eastward. Stationary front: An air mass boundary which shows little or no movement.

Occluded front: A line along which warm air has been lifted from earth's surface by action of opposing cold air. This often causes precipitation. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen. Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure in designated areas. 30-DAY PRECIPITATION: OUTLOOK 30-DAY TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK MUCH NEAR ABOVE ABOVE NORMAL BELOW NORMAL NORMAL NEAR NORMAL NORMALA BELOW MUCH NEAR NORMAL BELOW NORMAL, MUCH ABOVE ABOVE ABOVE NORMAL ABOVE NORMAL Source: U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Temperature and precipitation outlook for the month of May. VITAL RECORD FORECAST For Daytime Saturday Figures Shew High Marriage Licenses Issued ACOSTA-MORTONS. 25, M. 25. ADAMS- B.

34, B. 25. ADAMS- WATSON. W. 24, J.

22 LUJAN. A. 29, Va 16. ARAIZA- CRESPIN. J.

30, E. 25. BAILE W. 35, B. 30.

BEANE-SCHEWARD. F. J. 49, R. G.

39. BELLINGER BRAGGS. 25, 23. L. 16.

19, M. 18. G. Jr. 20, BOTELLO FRANK.

R. Jr. 26, P. 19. BRANN- H.

52, A. 52. BRONSON-LOPEZ. G. 22, M.

19. 70, B. 64. CHEEK- LANG. B.

33, 22. R. 58, M. 59. R.

28, A. 33. COX- REMOND. P. 21, R.

DE 49, A. 40. 27. Jr. 32, D.

25, D. 28. F. 33. DUEL DUENAS- KNOX.

20. E. 19. 46. 23.

EVANS- J. 21, W. 21. FAVELA- PAESANO. C.

21, K. 18. RAYMOND. A. 29, M.

32. FISHER- JOHNSON. G. 45, 1. A.

18. FREFSRUD-OPSAHL. 0. 26, J. 26.

GILSTRAP-HANSEN. R. 20, A. A 20. GONZALESMERRITT.

18. HANSON-IRWIN: A. 40, J. 33. HENN- SCHIPPER.

W. Jr. 19, 18. HERBRANSON- JOHNSON. G.

20, M. 18. HERNANDEZ SAENZ. J. 35, R.

35. HILL- -TILLMON. J. 24, N. 18.

HODGES -DE STEPHANO. H. 18, L. 19. G.

21, M. 18; IRELAN-TONEY. R. 23, 23. JEONG-YOUNG.

E. 25, G. 26. JORDAN- JOHNSON. J.

21, P. 17. H. 22, L. 19.

-WATSON. 29, 26. KIPKEL-REDDICK. .54, J. 21, 52.

20. LEE- Jr. 70, G. MALONE-YORK. B.

61, MAMONE- R. 24. MARTINEZ-FLORES. 23, 18. OWNEY.

J. 20, R. 17. McCRANER- T. 20, C.

18. McGINNIS-RANDALL. F. 18, E. McPHERSON 20, W.

53, 54. CANO. 22, 16. ELE LYONS. M.

19. MILLER- D. 68, P. 75. MILLER- SMITH.

F. 22, k. is. MUNN-NASS. C.

27, M. 21, MURK- JONES, D. 18 16. OKADA-WESTFALL. M.

25, B. 22. F. 22, 18. ORNELAS-AMAYA.

A. 24, 21. J. 25, 20. M.

25, E. 25. ANDERSON. J. 21, G.

PALAR-HARRIS. L. 24, M. 20. PASCOE-LINK.

W. 111 43, E. PEREZ- ANDERSEN. B. 22, R.

M. 24, 22. 3 C. 21, T. 20.

RICHESON- P. 20, 0. 18. G. 27, M.

25. RIDING- ROBERTS JEFFRIES. C. 42, M. 31.

L. 21, RODE-LARSON. W. 23, 20. RUDOCK-ELKINS.

23, 22. RUGGIO RYDGIK-OGBURN. JAMISON. M. 34, V.

28. SAENS-MURPHY. M. 20, K. 18.

SALINA-HOEFKE. S. 22, T. 23. L.

Jr. 19, P. 18. 20. N.

78. G. SILVERSHER TERRIE. M. 31, M.

28. 31. D. 28, STROZENSKY-BAY. E.

21, L. SWANSON-FRASER. W. 36, 24, E. 3 TALVIN-HAFFNER.

G. 23, M. 19, TAYLOR-JUUL. R. 19, E.

19. TAYLOR-ST. CLAIR. R. 30, E.

20, TAYLOR-THOMAS. 33, 31. TERAN-AYALA. A. 18, M.

16. THOMSON- E. 51, M. A. 22, S.

18. TREMBLY- CHAPMAN. K. 42, K. 35.

TURNER- JONES. R. 21, M. 20. TURNER- MATTHEWS.

H. 23, K. 17. TURNER-PAYNE. A.

29, P. 23. VON VIVES A. LASSEN. 19, M.

P. 20. 28, D. 30. WALKER R.

26, H. 27. WALTON-PITZ. C. 38, C.

R. 18, M. 18. WILLIAMS- RASMUSSEN. R.

28, 27. WILSON 21, R. 20. WINSTON-BYRD. H.

22, G. 20, Divorce Suits Filed AGUILAR. Tomasa M. against Vicente. ALSTON.

Beatrice A. Harry. ANDERSON. Hilda M. against Wm.

H. APALATEGUI. Joan against Ruben A. BASS. Bernice J.

against David W. BATES. Ada K. against Lloyd. BONSER.

K. Imogene against G. Wayne. BOSHAK. Russell E.

against Juanita. BOWLES. Suzanne against Willie C. BRADFORD. Evelyn T.

against John S. CALIDONNA. Olga against Salvatore. CURRY. CHANEY.

Carol J. Albert Shirley R. against Henry E. DUNCAN. DANIELSON.

Patricia against Virgil. Renee against Everette. ERIKSON. Edward M. against Henriette.

FAGERNES. Helena against Edmund. FLEMING. Maria D. Hy F.

GODFREY. Eva L. against Geo. H. HARLAN, I.

against Ralph B. HEEB. Marica. D. against Jas.

N. HOUGH. Lorene Z. against Horace S. JAMES.

Marlyn K. against John E. KAMENSKY. Loretta C. against Robert KEECH.

Margritt against Claude J. KRAMER. Janet E. against LARCOMB. Jas.

against Frances E. LEGGS. Maude against William K. LEON. Anna against Maurice.

LETTIMORE. Raymond against Sally B. LONG. Jean O. against Marie J.

MANIRE, Kenneth A. against Linda MARTINEZ. Elia J. against Tony. McCOY.

Ruth L. against Arlander Jr. NESBY. Marjorie L. against Jas.

B. NICHOLS, Jean Mathilda against Jack M. NICHOLSON. Polly M. against Roscoe M.

PARKS. Phyllis L. against John C. PERLMAN. Lillian against Jacob.

SCHULTZ. Lorraine against Jack SCOTT. Homer against Margaret. SISNEROS. Felecita V.

against SMITH. Elena M. against Joseph SMITH Marion M. against John R. Sr.

SMITH. Wm. against Helen. STERNBERGER. Lee C.

against STICKLE. Margaret A. against Winfield. SURICH. Lovina H.

against Fred H. TAYLOR. Linnie against Ruth N. THOMPSON. Joan P.

against Jas. 0. TRIPP. Mary K. against Chas.

N. TSO. Yuriko against Harry, TUCKER. Harold J. against Martha M.

USREY. Lawanah against Thos. L. WATSON, Marian N. against Edward E.

WEST. Shirley against Raiph H. WHITEHEAD. Alice M. against Robert WILLIS.

Dolores R. against Robert. YAMASHIRO. Doris assinst Eduardo, YOUNG. F.

against Melvin P. Deaths, Funeral Announcements EWING, Leila F. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. FISHBEIN, H. Vernon.

Services Sunday, 12 noon, at Hillside Memoria! Park Chapel. Armstrons Family, directors. Services Sunday, 12 nOON: at FISHBEIN, Hyman V. HIllside Memorial Park Chapel. Armstrong Family, directors.

FLOOD, Mrs. Catherine D. Cunningham O'Connor, directors, GAGE, Elta A. Remains forwarded and to Interment. Woodville, for services lanan Mortuary.

GILLAM, Josie. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GORDON, Nathan beloved husband of Dora, father of Robert and William Gordon and Mariorie Black. brother of Herman Gordon and Lena Horowifz, also survived by grandchildren. Services Sunday, 3 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Malinow Silverman, directors. GREINER, Mary Helen, beloved aunt of Mrs. Clara M. Dalton. Services at 3 p.m.

Monday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest. Lawn Mortuary in charge. GROSSMAN, Sylvia. Mount Sinal Mortuary and Cemetery.

GUSTAFSON, Lena. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. HAASE, Marie. Utter-McKinley's Viewpark. HAMMEL, Winona Webb, of Ontario, beloved wife of Louis N.

Hammel beloved mother of John of Fresno, Court and Roy of Ontario. Raymond of Los Angeles, William S. of Stuttgart, Germany. Services at Draper Mortuary interment Chapel, Ontario, Tuesday, 2 p.m. Bellevue Cemetery, Ontario.

HARROLD, George. Services Monday, 1:30 p.m., at fer-McKinley's Broadway, 4254 South Broadway. HATFIELD, Harold H. Services today, 1 p.m., at the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

HICKS, Lucille beloved wife of Dick B. Hicks, sister of Mrs. Esther M. Erwin, Mrs. Tillie Cavalli and Mrs.

Lena Castelll. Services at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. IDDIOLS, Olga M.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery, JACKSON, Everett E. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. JANSSENS, Mrs. Annie. Cunningham O'Connor, directors.

JOHNSTON, Margaret. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. JUNG, Elicaja. Utter-McKinley's Eagle Rock. KANEFSKY, Rubin.

Mount Sinai Mortuary and Cemetery. KLEIN, Ernst. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. LANGE, Russell C. beloved husband of Mrs.

Hazel L. Lange, father of Mrs. Betty Onstenk, brother of Mrs. Doris Wahoff, Mrs. Lois Daley, Mrs.

Ruth Tansey and Willard Lang. also survived by 3 grandchildren, Patricia, Connie and Lorie Onstenk. Church Services of the: 2:30 p.m. Flowers, Tuesday, Forest Little Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

LENGYEL, Mary, beloved mother of trice Saperstein. Services p.m. Sunday at Willen Mortuary. LONGUEVAN, Dwight West, loving brother of Joseph B. Longuevan.

Services Tuesday, 12 noon, at McKinley's Wilshire, 444 South Vermont. MAHAR, Mary Frances. Utter-McKinley's Valley. McKEON, Richard of 3964. Beverly Glen Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, formerly of 833 West Imperial Highway, Los Angeles, brother-in-law of Elmer Drew Swartz.

Miss Mary Sechrist. Services at 11 a.m. Monday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Mortuary in charge. SHANKS, Spalding I.

Solemn Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m.: at Blessed Sacrament Church. Callenan Mortuary, directors. SHIPPAM, Florence A. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. SHOWERS, Ralph B.

Graveside services today, 11 a.m., at Holy Cross Cemetery. Callanan Mortuary, directors. SIEGEL, Dora, beloved wife of the late Louis, devoted mother of Sol, Jean Wise geles; and William Ellen of Lee, Miami all of Los AnBeach, Jack of Hartsdale, N.Y., and Sara Cytron of Oakland, grandmother of 12. Services Sunday, 12 noon, the Home Malinow of Peace Silverman. Mausoleum directors.

Chapel. Please omit flowers. SIMPSON, Baby Robert Darrell. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday, 8 p.m., at Utter-McKinley's Valley Chapel, 5530 Lankershim Boulevard, North a.m., Hollywood.

at St. Francis Requiem de Mass Sales Monday, Church. Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery. MEIGS, Mrs. Katherine widow of the late Stanley V.

Meigs, loving mother of Vincent C. Meigs, sister of Maurice Collins and Mrs. Helen C. Henkel. Rosary Sunday evening, 8 o'clock, at St.

Brendan's Church. Requiem Mass Monday, 10 a.m.. at St. Brendan's Church. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

MIYAGISHIMA, Kiku, beloved mother of Edward, Alfred, Mmes. Mabel Yokoe, Gladys Okawachi, Jeanne Smith and Betsy Ogawa; sister of Mrs. Louise Kubomoto. Services 8 p.m. May 4 at Centenary Methodist Church, 35th and Normandie.

Fukui Mortuary, directors. MOWATT, Robert James. late of 3962-A Pennsylvania Avenue, La Crescenta, beloved husband of Lucille Mowatt, father of Dorothy Robles of Alhambra and Robert Mowatt Jr. of Hollywood, grandfather of Ronald McRae of Ale hambra. Services 2 p.m.

Monday at the Crippen Mortuary Chapel, 2900 Honolulu Avenue, Verdugo City, followed by cremation. NAKATANI, Noriyuki, beloved husband of Chiyeko, father of Minoru, Paul and Misaye. Services 8 May 5 at Centenary Methodist Church, 35th and Normandie. Fukui Mortuary, directors. POE, Jacob M.

Services Sunday, 2 p.m., at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. QUESADA, Jesus. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday at Pierce Brothers' Simone, 2814 North Broadway.

Mass 9 a.m. Monday at Santa Teresita Church. REYNOLDS, George Alfred. Services p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Simone, 2814 North Broadway.

ROWE, Helen Godber. Utter-McKinley's Pasadena. SABEL, Cornelia. Utter-McKinley's Eagle Rock. SCHACKNE, Saul.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. SCHAUFELBERGER, Grace beloved wife of Frederick J. Schaufelberger, mother of Mrs. Barbara McCandiiss, sister Evans, of also Fred W. survived and by Miss 6 Esther dren.

Services at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. SECHRIST, Hudson beloved brother of SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE Compiled by Marine Exchange. Refer to steamship companies for dock times, rates; reservations and ports of call.

Vessel Berth Alaska Spruce 200 Alamar Alaska Cedar Andros Legend (Lib.) 160 Atami Maru (Jap.) .156 Anne (Nor. Tkr.) 158 Beatriz (Peru) .263 Barge 508 No. 539 122 Cludad De Manizales (Col.) 90 Catalina Star (Br.) China Bear 187 David E. Day (Tkr.) .97 Dowa Maru (Jap.) Flying A Washington (Tkr.) 119. F.

E. Weyerhaeuser George Olson 122 Hawaiian Lumberman 199 Havelstein (Ger.) Illinois LB-50 (Grk.) 212 Jefferson City. Victory Japan, Bear Loch Ryan (Br.) 191 Loch Gowan 188 Mormacdawn Marine Snapper 228 Old Colony Mariner President Madison 153 Pacific Reliance (Br.) 145 Paolo Toscanelli (ital.) President Jackson ..154 Santa Cruz .60 Tenko Maru (Jap.) Wainaku (Bge.) Yasushima Maru (Jap.) 180 Wyoming (Fr.) Vessel Banshu Maru No. 32 (Jap.) Fort Mims (Tkr.) Golden Gate (Swd.) Hunters Point (Tkr.) Mogamisan Maru (Jap.) Island Skipper (Lib.) James Monroe (Lib.) Vessel Akibasan Maru (Jap.) Barge No. 537 Elemir (Tkr.) Ellin (Lib.) Galileo Ferraris Hawaiian Rancher Hoyanger (Nor.) Island Mariner (Lib.) Pacific Northwest (Br.) Adventurer Rolv Jarl (Nor.) Sandanger (Nor.) Toreador (Nor.) Divorces Granted BELL.

Ethel D. from Douglas R. BENDER. Tressa S. from Galen BERNEY.

Lucille from Eugene BERNSTEIN. Maurice W. from Ruth G. BERRY. Lorena from William F.

BINDER. Louise from George A. BLACKBURN. Joseph L. from Shirley J.

BONE. Marian A. from Adolph. BOWERS. Diane from Alton.

BRAUN. Isabelle from Raymond. BREMER. Diana from Robert W. BROWNING.

Delmar W. from Margaret. BURNETT. Rosetta from Guy, BURR. Harold N.

from Leioris A. Inez G. from Stanley. FAIT. Stephen R.

from Hilda E. FERNANDEZ. Fernando from Jean. FORSYTHE. John A.

from Catherine A. CAPPS. Beverly J. from Paul E. CHACON.

Virginia from Humberto. COLVIN. Eva M. from Willie J. Marion from Alfred.

Ada M. from John V. CUPP. Maria from Roscoe G. DANIELS.

Naomi from Wesley. DAVIS. Justin A. from Andrew. DAVIS.

Viola K. from Donald M. DONNELL. Jean C. from Clarence M.

DOTSON. Marion A. from Earl M. DOWELLS. Orchale A.

from Joseph L. DU DE VOIRE. Frederick from Estella. DUNNE. Patricia P.

from John F. DUVALL. Florence M. from James ELLIS. Sylvia J.

from Ronnie J. ETTER. Harold from Betty M. GINIEL. Sylvia H.

from Edward B. GOIN. Patricia A. from James W. Millie from Edward.

GREENWALD. Marilyn from Robert R. GRIGGS. Marguerite E. from Melvin W.

HABERER. R. from William F. HANDLEY. Winifred S.

from Thomas M. Ileen F. from David P. HARRIS. Dolll from Donald R.

HEERSEMA. Olin from Jean. HEPLER. Elwood E. from Sharon R.

HILL. Guthrean from Clo R. HILL. Mavis A. from Paul J.

HOWARD. Wanda J. from Lloyd W. HOWELL. Paula from James N.

JOHNSON. Gladys from Lee H. JONES. Lillian from Harold L. KING.

Donald W. from Florence B. George from Mildred N. Wilma M. from Richard D.

LEAR. Joan L. from Jack A. LEWIS. Joseph E.

from Doris K. LOZANO. Georgina from Joseph G. Homer P. from Mary E.

Jennie from Paul. Gall. K. from Jay S. McGINTY.

Veda L. from Maury M. Kathryn L. from George A. I MEZZANATTO.

Beulah G. from Don P. MURPHY. Jane E. from Stanley.

NEESON. NELSON. Joan Mary D. B. from from Thomas Gerold NUNN.

Floyd C. from Fannie A. O'BRYANT. Delores from David M. Josephine from Edward.

O'SHELL. Jacqueline from Harry T. PALK. Lily E. from Walter PALMER.

Jean from Charles F. PEAK. Sidney C. from Niobie PERRY. Ramona L.

from Robert N. PIERULLA. Patricia R. from Jack P. PLANAS.

Eduardo C. from Electra. REESER. Lila G. from L.

Ernest from Genevieve R. REVOIR. Laurette Lewis. RODRIGUEZ. Petra from John.

ROLINSON. Clola L. from Thomas A. ROSS. Eula J.

from Eddie Jr. ROTHBERG. Mary from John J. ROWE. Vivian from Andrew L.

SALAZAR. Ruth M. from David H. SANDERS. Fern B.

Harold R. SELLS. Edith P. from Harry E. SHARP.

Doris R. from Lonie. ABSHER. Doris E. from Marcus M.

ANAYA. Mary I. from Alfonso M. ANDERSON. Jean A.

from Lloyd H. ATKINSON. Marcia L. from Bobbie J. BARRETT.

Margaret L. from John C. Mary L. from Eugene. BEJARIN.

Jose F. from Isabel D. SHERIDAN. Arden M. from Patrick H.

SIMPSON. Alberta from Clark. SNYDER. Anita R. from Richard L.

Vessel For Hawaiian Farmer, Honolulu Colorado Star Liverpool Romulus Nanaimo Buenaventura Granada, LOCATION OF BERTHS- Outer Deaths, Funeral Announcement? STEIN, Gertrude. Services Sunday, 1.p.m., at Groman Memorial Chapel in Hillside Memorial Park. Groman Mortuary, directors. THOMSON, Alice S. April 30, late of 865 North Towne Avenue, Pomona, loving aunt of Mrs.

Wallace Tupper of Glendale and Mrs. Helen Whaley of Frank La Habra, stepmother of Mrs. Thompson of Glendale. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday.

May 4, in the Chapel of Sacred Memories, L. G. Scovern Son, 828 South Brand Boulevard, Glendale. VALKO, Mary A. Callanan Mortuary, directors.

WALL. Herbert A.r beloved, husband of Eeva Wall, father Allen R. and Lorna D. Wall of West Los Angeles, brother of W. Clifford Wail of Van Nuys.

Masonic services 11 a.m. Monday af Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park tery. Friends make donations to their favorite charities in memory of Mr. Wall. Pierce Brothers' Venice, directors.

WALL, Rolf. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. WATS. Robert. Utter-McKinley's Valley.

WEST, GUy Berry, beloved husband of Mabel Caldwell West, father of Willodeane H. Anderman. Services today, 1 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, with Bellflower Lodge No. 523, officiating. WIMBERLEY, Elizabeth survived Monte; daughters, Juanita Coscia husband, Winona Buford M.

Gatz Wimberley Chowchilla, of BuS Arcadia, of 5 grandchildren. Services Saturday, 10 a.m.e at mahuel Episcopal Church, El Monte. Schanel's Mortuary of Monte, directors. WHEELER, Louise. Private services Monday, 12, noon.

at the Chapel of the Chimes, Cemetery, Strother Hollywood Mortuary, directors. YOU, Lew Tim. Services Sunday, 2 p.m., at Arme strons Family. Funeral Ditectors PIERCE BROTHERS SERVING ALL FAITHS AND ALL CEMETERIES -RI. 9-4151 Groman Mortuary SERVING JEWISH FAMILIES RI.

8-2201 FOREST LAWN Undertaking Cemetery, Together CLINTON tWO) -Renison (ER), 10.3. 220 (Heat one) -Walker (M), 22.0. (Heat -Renison 23.1. 440 one) Davis 53.0. (Heat two) -Fontaine (M), 51.6.

880 two) (Heat one) Montes -Forker (F). 2:06.4. (M). 2:03.5, MILE (Heat one) -Paniagua 4:39.8. (Heat two)Terkew 4:39.9, 120 HM (Heat one)Felice (M), 15.2.

(Heat two) -Sadon (F), 15.7. 120 LH (Heat one). Felice (M), 13.4. (Second heat) Thomas (B), 13.4. HJ-10 qualified at 5ft.

BJ 10 qualified at 17ft. Nine qualified at 10ff. S-P-McGrath (M), 53ft. Sin. (Eight others qualifled.) TOTAL QUALIFIERS- -Eagle Rock, Marshall, 20; Belmont, 16; Lincoln.

11; Verdugo Hills, 9: Franklin, 7. CLASS Belmont, Eagle Rock, Verdugo Hills. Lincoin, Franklin, Marshall, CLASS QUALIFIERS- Eagle Rock, Franklin, Lincoln, Marshall, Verdugo Hills, EASTERN LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES Af ELAJC 100: First heat Collins (R), Second heat--Shaw (B) 10. 200: First heatHopper (SG), 23.5. Second heat- Jackson (R), 23.6.

Second 440: heat- First Almanza heat- Bryan (HP). 52.6. (G) 52.9. 800: First heat-Cerullo (HP), 2:04.1. Second (G), 2:02.2.

First heat-Pena (R), 4:44.5. Second heat-Perea (R), 4:42. 120 HH: First heat- Polkinghorne (W), 15. Second heat -Elson (R), 15.5. 180 LH: First heatHayes (R), 20.5.

Second heat -Polkinghorne (W), 20.3. SP Ten qualified at BJ Ten qualified at 22ft. HJTen qualified 5 ft. 4in. PV-Ten qualIfied at 10ft.

TOTAL QUALIFIERS Roosevelt, 24; Garfield, 16: South Gate, 16; Huntington Park. 15; Wilson, 14; Bell, 11. CLASS B- Roosevelt, 19; South Gate, Wilson, 20; Garfield, 11; Bell, Huntington Park, 7. CLASS C-Roosevelt, 23; Garfield. 16; South Gate, 13; Wilson, 12; Bell, Huntington Park.

VALLEY LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES At Van Nuys 100: First heat- Comer (R), 10.1, Second heat- Guth (VN), 10.3. Third heatRandall (SF), 10.1. 220: Fira heatWacheter (R), 22.7, Second heat -Johanasen (SF), 22.8. 440: First heat Comer (R), 49.4. Second heat- Guth 50.9.

880: First heat- -Eggleston (R). 1:58.2. Second heat -Barnett. (R), 2:00.8. Mile: First heat -Massey (B), 4:39.3.

Second heat- Lamoureaux (P), 4:32.6. 120 HH: First heal Herman (R), 15. Second heat -Black (R), 15.4. Third heat (R), 15.6. 180 LA: heat- (R), -Black (R), 19.8.

Second heat 20.5. Third heat- Griffin QUALIFIERS (NH), Reseda, 20.5. TOTAL 16; San Fernando. 12; Van Nuys, 11; North Hollywood, Canoga Park, Birmingham, Poly, Monroe, J. Class Qualifiers San Fernando, 12; Cleveland, 11; Reseda, 10; North Hollywood, Monroe, 41 Van Birmingham.

Nuys, 1. Canoga Class Park, Poly, Qualifiers San Fernando, Monroe, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Poly, Reseda, Canoga Park, Birmingham, Cleveland, 2. MARINE LEAGUE PRELIMINARIES At Gardena 100: First Heat -Watson (J), 9.7 (new league record). Second Heat--York (N), 10.2. 220; First Heat -Watson (J), 21.2 (new league record), Second Heat (J), 22.4.

440: First heat- Howard (G), 51.8. Second (SP). 52.9. Third Heat -Robinson (G), 53.8. 880: First Heat-Paulu (N), 2:09.4.

Second HeatShoemaker (N), 2:00.4. Mile: First HeatMoraga (N), 4:33.9. Second Heat (N), 4:41.8. 120 First Heat(N). 15.8.

Second Heat- Garrabrant (N), 16.5. 180 LH: First Sherrard (J), 20.7. Second Heat- Dufer (B), 21.1. bonne, TOTAL 14; Banning, 10; San Pedro, 10: QUALIFIERS- Jordan, 16; Gardena, 6 Orange Coast Ties Record The Orange Coast 440- yard-relay team tied the naaltional junior college record of 3:33.2 and Jerry Lipman of L.A. Valley set a district record of 2:10.4 in the 200- yard-butterfly as the Southern California jaysee swimming meet got under way yesterday at Orange Coast.

200-YD. BUTTERFLY-1. Lipmen (L.A. Valley), 2:10.4 (new So. Cal.

JC record; old mark, 2:21.3, Peterson. Long Beach, 1957); Mills (OC), 3. Tissue (LB), 2:22.6. 50-YD. FREE STYLE -1.

Cropper (LB), 24.1; 2. Miller (EC), 24.2; 3. Tie between Porter (F) and Williams 24.3. 200-YD. BACKSTROKE-1.

Denny (EC), 2. Redfern (LB), 3. Ibbetson (LACC), 2:18.8. 220-YD. FREE STYLE-1.

Von Hemert (OC), 2:12.6: 2. Tie between Brittin (F) and Kelso (LB), 2:13. 100-YD. Grisser (OC), 2. Zechiel (LB), Renneson (EC), 1:09.8.

ONE-METER DIVING Jackson 426.40 points: 2. Underwood (OC), 423.45; 3. Beck 392.30. 200-YD. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY-1.

Kelso (LB), 3. 2. (LB), Lipman 2:21.9. (LA ley), Tissue 400-YD. FREE STYLE RELAY 1.

Orange Coast (Von Hemert, Underwood, Gaughan and Bray), 3:33.2 (ties national JC record set by Long Beach, 1958); 2. Long Beach, 3:36.4: 3. Fullerton, 3:38.1. FIRST DAY SCORES--Long Beach CC. Orange Coast, 56; Fullerton.

25; Bakersfield, 17; El Camino, 16; Valley. 12: LACC, 7: Santa Monica, Pasadena, Riverside, 311 Pierce, Leaders Listed in Skating Competition Leaders were established in the Los Angeles Figure Skating Club championships last night at the Polar Pal- ace when compulsory figure competition was conducted, to be followed next Friday 2 with free style action. Leaders: Girls: Group -Deborah Lauer. Group 2- Nevel. Group 3- Alice Chamness.

Novice Ladles -Jennie Walsh. Junior Ladies- Jennifer Tyrell, Boys: Group 2- Nicholas Collins. Juve nile Gary Gaebler, Novice--Billy Chapell. HALL MALLOY LAWRENCE J. DAVID RI.

9-2211 RI. 9-8787 REED TAPLEY GEIGER 2045 W. WASHINGTON. RE. UTTER-McKINLEY MAIN OFFICE BRESEE BROS.

GILLETTE SIXTY YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 W. Washington Blvd. RI. 9-5125. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY Downtown, 1000 Venice Blvd.

RI. 9-8281. East L.A., 3827 Whittier Blvd. AN. 1-2481.

CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 850 W. Washington. RI. 9-0297. 8540 Melrose, Hollywood, OL.

5-7280. SERVING CALLANAN CATHOLIC ETYARILIES HO. 2-2266 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI. 7-9121.

FLORISTS Divorces Granted STEWART. Jo Ann K. from William J. STOKES. Inez A.

from Frank Ill. STUTMAN. Miriam H. from Jerome. SWINEY.

Edith from James. TAYLOR. Betty P. from Alan. TAYLOR.

Beverly L. from William E. TAYLOR. Irvin W. Gladys V.

THOMPSON. Marie W. from Edward L. Gladys O. from Lowell TOMLIN.

Carol D. from Eldon L. TOMS. Royce I. from Dorothy E.

TRACY. Jan from Richard E. TROTTER. Debbie P. from Willie.

TUPPER. Hildegard H. from Lester C. Jr. TURNER.

Roberta A. from Doyle W. TWITCHELL. Ren A. from Clements.

VOLK. Nancy S. from Jack R. WALKER. Ira A.

from Ruth WELCH. WETMORE. Pennea Barbara A. from from Joseph Julian M. N.

Jr. WHITE. Lura from Charles K. Jr. WHITEHORN, Clara H.

from Floyd H. WHITMAN. Jewel F. from Cecil E. WHITSITT.

Dorothy L. from Oren L. WILLIS. Isaac from Mozetta 0. WILSON.

Forrest D. from Ruth E. WOLD. Marcia from Richard. WRIGHT.

Irene from Orville. WRIGHT. Lillian from Wayne W. ZIMMERMAN. Clarence from Charmae.

Deaths Funeral Announcements BOBBITT, Martha. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. BRANDES, Margie C. Services Monday, 2:30 p.m., at Arm- Utter-McKinley's Compton. BRADSHAW, Marion beloved of Mrs.

Catherine G. Niner, Mrs. Marlon E. Winslowe and Harold E. M.

Bradshaw, sister of Mrs. son, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. strong Family, BROWN, Leona late of 1287 Oak Circle Glendale, beloved mother of Mrs.

Thomas M. French of La Canada and Mrs. Glenn Cornwell of Glendale, sister of Mrs. Hugh A. Locke of Birmingham.

and Joe B. Plosser of Cortez, also survived by 3 grandchildren. Graveside services Tuesday, 2 p.m., in Forest Lawn. Kiefer Eyerick Mortuary, Glendale, directors. CATAINA, Frank.

Utter-McKinley's Highland Park. CLARK, D. Joseph. Rosary Sunday, 8 p.m.. at Ascension Church.

Requiem Mass Monday, 9 a.m., at above church. C. A. McGlyn Mortuary, directors. CLEAVELAND, Nettie H.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. COHEN, Stephanie Sol Hertz, beloved husband of H. Cohen, dear brother of Sophie Toff and Joseph Cohen. Funeral services private. Groman Mortuary, directors.

CUMPSTON, Tillie A. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. CURREY, Pauline beloved wife of E. Brooks Currey loving mother of E. Brooks Currey also by 4 grandchildren.

Services 3 p.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. Interment private. DANIEL, Cynthia, beloved mother of Flora Hill. Services Tuesday, 12 noon, Olingers Mortuary, Denver, Colo.

UtterMcKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock, directors. DAVIS, William. Utter-McKinley's Compton. DURGIN, Hiram P. Services 1 p.m.

Monday at Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner, Alhambra. EIDSON, Clifton. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. EMRY, Clyde.

Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. VESSELS IN PORT YESTERDAY-(TO 4 p.m.) From Due to sail Destination Crescent City R. Chamberlin Co. May Cristobal Line May Francisco Rainier W. R.

Chamberlin Co. May Rainier Callao Pac. Central S.S. Co. May 3 Portland Yokohama Line May Cristobal Mazatian Blystad Indefinite Manzanillo Inter America De Nav.

Indefinite Crescent City Col. Riv. Co. May 2 City Coos Bay Upper Col. Riv.

Tow. Co. May Portland Buenaventura Line May Francisco Liverpool Blue Star Line May San Francisco San Fran. Pac. Far East Line May Francisco Richmond Richfield Oil Corp.

May Portland San Diego Nitto Line May Yokohama Avon Tide Water Oil Co. May Baltimore Weyerhaeuser S.S. Co. May San Francisco San Diego Oliver J. Olson Co.

May Helens Hueneme Matson Navigation Co. May Honolulu San Fran. German Lloyd Line May San Diego Portland States Line May Manila Yokohama Luria Bros May Kobe Marine Lines May Diego San Fran. Far East May Francisco Champerico Royal Mail Line May San Francisco San Fran. Royal Mail Line May London San Fran.

pore-McCormack Lines May Balboa Brooklyn Luckenbach Lines May San Francisco San Fran, Pac. Far East Line May Francisco Manila President Lines May York Everett Furness Line May Antwerp San Jose De Guat. Line May Francisco New York President Lines May Francisco San Fran. Grace Line May Acapulco San Fran. Line May San Diego Florence Bros.

Towing May Florence Ensenada Vino Line May Yokohama Portland French Lina. May DUE TO ARRIVE LAST NIGHT-(4 p.m. to midnight). From Operator Due to sail Destination San Fran. Taiyo Grogyo KK May 5 Tokyo Estero Bay Oil Co.

May San Fran. Johnson Line May Antwerp Freeport Shpg. Co. May Bay Tampa Mitsui Lines Yokohama Norfolk M. Livanos May Yokohama Yokohama Terrylin Corp.

Indefinite VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE TODAY From Operator Due to sail Destination Corinto Mitsul Line May San Francisco Crescent City Upper Col. River Towing May Crescent Houston Petroleum Corp, May San Luis Vancouver Marine Lines May Balboa San Fran. Italian Line May Honolulu Navigation Co. May or San Fran. Interocean Line May Norfolk M.

Livanos May Yokohama Glasgow Furness Line May San Francisco. San Diego Pope Talbot -Line May Francisco London Transpf. Co. May Francisco San Fran. Line May Antwerp San Fran.

Barber Line May York VESSELS SAILED YESTERDAY (To 4 p.m.) Vessel For Time Vessel For Time Atlantic Prince San F. 8:35 a.m. Queensville N.Y. .12:50 p.m. Simon Von Utrecht, Vancouver 11:40 a.m.

George Luckenbach, San. F. 1:10 p.m. Japan Bear, San Fran 12:45 p.m. Sunrip.

Rotterdam 1:30 p.m. 34. to 73; San Pedro, 74 to West Sasin, 101 14th Wilmington, 150 to 2052 Island, 206 fo 2417 Long Beach, Pier 1-A to FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers express your deepest thoughts Biltmore Flowers Gifts Beautiful Funeral Pieces delivered anywhere in So. California within 2 hours. MA.

4-2222 or CR. 6-6144 Biltmore. Hotel. Ambassador Hotel, From $2.50 FLOWERS FOR FOREST LAWN FUNERALS Delivery within minutes Helpful counseling Charge by phone The Flower Shop in Forest. Lawn Call CL.

4-3131 collect. CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. 106 4-0917. Atlanta: Boise Boston Casper Denver Des Dodge Duluth EI Fargo Grand Grand Little Miami North Rapid Red St. Salt San San Sault Yuma 4 GRAVES FAMILY PLOTS If you see them, you'll buy them.

for SPECIAL PRICE $75 PER GRAVE Call MR. MORRIS. HO. 4-0141. Choice 12 burial places (6 double).

Sereno section, Inglewood Park. able. OR. 2-0238. Double niche.

Columbarium of tion. Forest Lawn, Bargain, Mr. Stepp. MA. B-2593 after 6 p.m, For sale.

Interment spaces 3 4, Lot 3019, Sec. Eventide. Forest Lawn. Near Statue of David. NE.

6-4429 or GA. 7-3053. Forest Lawn, 2 lots Commemoration Sect. Owner leaving city. RE.

3-3619, Br MASONIC plots, Inglewood Park. 2 choice lots. PO. 3-1579 FOREST LAWN. 2 lots GRACELAND sect.

BEAUTIFUL location. REM 4-7345. CHOICE lots nr. ent. in INGLEWOOD.

Pri. pty. Sacrifice. AX. 1-4944, 6 lots in Inglewood Park CemeterY, Acacia Slope.

Sacrifice. OS. 6-8313, Private, party, 2 to 12 private lots. Inglewood. FR.

9-5088- FOREST LAWN HOLLYWOOD. 5 graves. Low, low price. RE. 4-1827, Glendale Mausoleum Crpt.

Only $350. Graves $100. WE. 6-7913, bR For sale, three lots, Rosehill Plot, Inglewood Park Cemetery, $320 each. Phone NEW.

2-5955, Inglewood Cemetery, choice graves. Low, low price. RE. 4-1827. Inglewood Mausoleum, 2 fine crypts.

Discount Price. RE. 3-3619 or 6 lots. Greenlawn plot. Inglewood Park.

Private party. Reas. OW. 7-3484, 2 crypts. Sanctuary of Sheltered Grace, Forest Lawn.

Substan. saving. RE. 4-1827. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S.

Coast and Geodetle Survey ACTIVE Arrived Apr. 29 Apr. 29 Apr. 29 Apr. Apr.

30 May 1 Apr. 27 Apr. 30 May Apr. Apr. 28 Apr.

May May Apr. 30 Apr. 28 Apr. 30 Apr. 30 Apr.

29 Apr. Apr. 26 Apr. Apr. Apr.

30 Apr. 26 May Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr.

May May Apr. 30 May Apr. 30 May VESSELS Berth 60 118 Anc. .212 2. NOON QUAR May 7 May 15.

May 12 May 29 SATURDAY, MAY 2 Sun rises 6:04 a.m., sets 7:37 p.m. Moon rises 3:16 a.m., sets 3:16 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR May Low High Low High 1:03 1.2 6:57 4-1 $1:00 0.4 4.8 1:47 0.8 7:39 4.1 0.6 5.0 2:26 0.4 8:24 4.0 0.8 59 3:01 0.1 9:02 4.0 1.0 5.3 10:13 9:38 3.9 3.8 $3:02 3:28 1.2 5.4 00 10:50 3.7 1.6 5.4 p.m. (All times are Pecific Daylight Saving Time.) Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, 65g Long Beach, 63. Optimists Elect ALHAMBRA, May 1-Bill Blackstone has been elected president of the Optimist Club succeeding Lynn Cayot.

HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. Crematery. Memorial Park CEMETERY Chapel 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 9-1151 Berth 136 Anc. Time 2:00 3:10 a.m. 6:55 8:25 a.m.

Harbor, Terminal.