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1 Los Angeles Times Part JULY 8, 1961 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (For Saturday, July de 1901) Canada. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Friday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points as reported the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Las Angeles and Sunny, and warm today with about Some cloudiness but mostly -gunny and not 80 warm Sunday. Southern California: Mostly sunny 16- day and Sunday but Increasing cloudiness. with chance of few scattered and evening in southern mountains and deserts.

Some early morning low clouds along south coast. Continued warm. Southern, California Coastal and mediate valleyar Sunny and continued quite, warm today. Some hish clouds Sunday. but mostly sunny and not 50 warm Southern California Mountain Areas: Mostly sunny and continued warm today and Sunday but some cloudiness with chance of isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms from san Bernardino ranges southward.

Southern California Interior and Desert Regions: Mostly sunny and continued warm today and Sunday. but variable cloudiness with chance of Isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms from San Bernardino County southward. High temperatures today 95 to 105 upper valleys; 105 to 115 lower valleys. Santa Monica Bay Area: Mostly sunny today and Sunday but, some cloudiness Sunday. High today 75.

Slightly cooler Sunday. Santa Barbara and Vicinity: Mostly sunny today and Sunday. High today 80. Slighrly cooler Sunday. San Bernardino Valley: Sunny and tinued quite warm today.

High about 100. Some high clouds but mostly sunny and not quite 80 warm Coachella Sunday, Imperial and Valleys: Mostly sunny and continued warm foday and Sunday but variable cloudiness with. chance of isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms. High today 105 fo 112. San Fernando Valley: Sunny and continued quite warm today with high ranging from 92 southeast valley to, near 100 north and west portions.

some high clouds but mostly sunny and not quite so warm Sunday. Northern and Central California: Fair today and Sunday but patches of morning fog near the coast. Warmer in interior portions of Central California. Possibility of thunderstorms in Southern Sierra NeVada Sunday evening. San Francisco Bay Area: Fair today and Sunday but patches of morning fog near the coast.

High today at San Francisco. 70: Oakland, 791 San Mateo, 80, and San Rafael, 84. Westerly winds 10 to 20 knots in afternoon and evening. Mt. Shaste-Siskiyou Area: Fair today and Sunday.

slightly warmer. Sierra. Nevadar Fair today, and Sunday but possibly thunderstorms in south portion late Sunday. Slightly warmer. Sacramento Valley: Fair today and Sunday but above normal temperatures.

High Sunday 95 to 103. Gentle winds. San Joaquin Valley: Fair today and Sunto 102. winds. day Rising, temperatures.

High today salinas Valley: Fair today and Sunday, Slightly warmer. High today 92 to 102 except 70 10 -80 in Salinas area. Northwest winds 8 to 16 m.p.h. afternoons. High today af Salinas, 75; Paso Robles, 100.

Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Slightly warmer with high today 70 to 80. Westerly winds 8 to 18 knots in afternoon. Northern Arizona: Partly cloudy Today and Sunday. Scattered afternoon and nighttime thundershowers mostly in mountain sections. Little change in temperatures.

Southern Arizona: Fair in west portion to partly cloudy in east portion and little change in temperatures today through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in eastern mountain sections. Southern Nevada: Mostly sunny today and Sunday but increasing cloudiness. Chance of few scattered thunderstorms Sunday mostly in vicinity of mountains. Continued warm. COASTAL WEATHER Cape Blanco to Point Conception: Northwest winds 12 25 knots today and Sunday.

Mostly fair but patches of morning fog. Point Conception to Mexican Border: Light variable winds becoming westerly to 20 knots in afternoons today and -Sunday. Mostly sunny both days but some early morning low clouds from about Long Beach area southward. Slightly cooler Sunday. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Generally fair weather prevailed in the Pacific Coast States Friday except for few scattered showers in Washington.

A low pressure center of 1010 millibars was located in the desert of Southern California. A high pressure center of 1030 millibars was located near 39 138 and becoming nearly stationary. A pressure ridge extended westward across the Pacific at about 35 and another ridge extended into the North Pacific Coast State. A small tornado hit northern submillibars was nearly stationary in the Western Gulf of Alaska. NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Another showery day visited the Rocky Mountain, Gulf and Southeastern States of the country as scattered showers and thundershowers developed rapidly during the afternoon and evening Friday.

A fairly solid band of activity occurred in the vicinity of a stationary frontal zone stretching across the Carolinas and westward to the Texas Panhandle while a potent line of thunderstorms formed in association with 8 disturbance traveling slowly northeastward through New York State. A smal Itornado hit northern suburbs of Buffalo, N. during the afternoon. In the village of Kenmore, it wrecked garages, caused damage to other buildings and knocked down trees. Away from the precipitation areas, skies became clear to partly cloudy.

This was particularly the case west of the Rockies and also over the northcentral part of the nation where large fair weather high pressure system protruded down from Station- Max. Min. Angeles 88 63 Avalon Airport Harbor 80 61 Bakersfield 57 Beaumont 101 54 Bear Lake 32 Bishop Burbank 60 CAmpo Culver City Daggett 65 Death Valley .114 83 Centro 109 70 Fresno 58 Long Montebello Beach 61 58 Mt. Mt. Baldy Wilson 52 Needles 78 62 Newport 73 Northridge Ontario Palmdale 100 58 Palm Springs 108 Pasadena Paso Robles Riverside Sandberg san Bernardino 58 San Diego San Gabriel Pedro Ana Santa Barbara Santa Maria Santa Monica Thermal Twenty Nine Palms Victorville 96 Warner Springs 98 OVER TEMPERATURES THE AND NATION PRECIPITATION PrecipiStation- Max.

Min. tation Albany, N.Y. 81 Albuquerque .12 Amarillo Atlanta .07 Birmingham .02 Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo .52 Casper .80 Cheyenne Charleston, Chicago Cincinnati Columbus, Cleveland. 8: Denver Des Moines Dodge City Detroit Duluth El Paso Eureka Ff. Worth Galveston Glasgow, Mont.

Grand Canyon Grand Junction Helena, Mont. Huron, S.D. Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Medford, Ore, Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis-St. Paul New Orleans New York North Platte Oklahoma City 130 Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore.

Raleigh Rapid City .02 Red Bluff Reno Roswell. N.M. Sacramento Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco Sault. Ste. Marie Seattle Spokane Springfield, Mo.

Tampa Tucson Washington, D.C. Wichita Winslow Yuma HAWAIIAN STATION Manalulu BS 73 Weather Conditions July 7 1961 55 A 30.39 HIGH COOLER 86 HELENA 2 62 BOIS HIGH HIGH LOW 29.97 NEW 80 YOUR 30.15 30.21 70 92 LAKE 62 97 DENVER WICHITA ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO 83 83 LOW 72 Our 65 LOS 88 ANORES PHOENIX 85 ATLANTA 29,97 94. FT. Deto From U.S.

WEATHER NEW ORLEANS 90 HIGH tOw HIGH HION 30.15) 87 10W LOW WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW 80 90 100 WARM COLD FORECAST OCCLUDED For Daytime Saturday STATIONARY I WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 Figures Shew High Fepected NATION'S WEATHER- This map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes latest weather conditions. Figure beside cities indicates the maximum temperature. Shading indicates areas in which measurable rain has fallen Circled numbers indicate high and low barometric pressure. ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage 66 Fairbanks 76 Juneau 55 48 .58 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary 84 57 Edmonton Montreal 01 Ottawa 17 Regina Toronto 69 .16 Winnipeg 83 Vancouver 68 FOREIGN CITIES Foreign temperatures and weather conditions based on observations taken at 11 a.m.

PDT Friday: City- Weather Temp. Aberdeen Rain 62 London Partly cloudy 73 Paris Partly cloudy 68 Berlin Partly cloudy 64 Vienna Clear 66 Copenhagen Partly cloudy 72 Stockholm Partly cloudy 61 Rome Clear 88 Madrid Partly cloudy 91 Ankara Clear 70 Cairo 87 Casablanca Tokyo Clear Mexico City Cloudy San Juan Partly cloudy Havana Clear Kingston Partly cloudy 88 Bogota Caracas Cloudy cloudy 88 Bermuda Partly cloudy St. Thomas, V.l. Partly cloudy Nassau Partly cloudy Bern Cloudy 68 VITAL RECORD Marriage Licenses Issued ADAMS-TEETER. C.

22, C. 20. ASHE-ASHE, J. 22, S. 21.

I BAKER- MILLS. L. 34, L. 26. BEADLES MORRIS.

C. 30, N. 20. BELL ANDERSON. R.

23, G. 21. IRWIN. J. 22, R.

19. 24, B. 23. BRIGHAM-DAWSON. F.

25, D. BRINGMAN- J. 18. BROWN- GIACALONE, 1. M.

21. E. 59. D. 55, E.

47. 25. CARNES CRAIG. J. 25, P.

F. Jr. 21. CARUTHERS A. R.

38, 8: A. 39, M. 35. CLARKE-BURK. D.

22, B. 22. CRANDALL. W. 24, C.

16. G. 25, M. 18. SMITH.

C. Jr. 18, 18. COSTELLO A. 23, J.

20. J. 22, S. 18. DAVIS WINNEMORE.

R. 29, S. 22. GOODMAN. N.

18, N. 17. BROWER. R. 24, K.

26. DURR- CLAY. R. Jr. 18, S.

19. ELOYDR- LLOYD. W. 25, R. 21.

CASILLAS. R. 29, V. 39. EVANS LYONS.

R. 19, $. 20. EWING -FOX. P.

25, B. 18. FIELDS WOOD. R. 22, E.

21, FIFE CORDES. L. 22, M. 21. P.

Jr. 18, P. 18. FOX- -SHANKLE. R.

40, M. 39. FREEMAN- HOISINGTON. H. 20, L.

18. FREY-SMITH. S. E. 17.

ARMSTRONG W. 22, 22. 29. HALL TOM. 21.

HARMAN- BREWER. G. 19, 18. HART-WESTFALL. J.

Jr. 22. SHEELER. J. 38, W.

26. R. 20, S. 18. W.

43, M. JENT- STEVENSON. C. 21, D. 20.

22, B. 23. W. B. 23.

KERR-LA SURE. M. 27. R. 23.

KOENIG F. 38. M. 37. LASH- BERNSTEIN.

G. 27, H. 18. K. 25, G.

26. LESURE- ROBINSON. L. 18, B. 16 C.

H. 40. LISS- GROSSMAN. H. 23.

LORD LOBATO JONES. W. 19, V. 17. MILLER.

B. 20, C. 18. LUCEY-HART. R.

32, B. 25. J. 18. S.

16. MADRID- MACHADO- J. E. 29, 24, 26. 20.

MARQUEZ R. 24, G. 18. MARTA C. 23, B.

18. McCORRISTER- PAGE. R. 23, M. 23.

ATCHESON. B. 34, A. 38. L.

21, L. 18. MELTON- P. 54, M. 47.

G. 28, R. 24. 24, 20. NETTLEMAN- PETERSON.

G. 21, P. 20. J. M.

19. 23, E. 20. W. 32, D.

22. A. 19, L. 19. PALMA C.

34, B. 20. PAULEKAS SHAFFER. 48, 18. P.

32, 8. 33. 37. G. 26, G.

19, REACH- J. 19, S. 19. MARTIN. J.

Jr. 23, J. 21. RIKALO CLARK. D.

Jr. 18. RUANO-DUST. L. 24.

24. 23, B. 18. R. C.

24. L. 33, D. ANDERSON. C.

40, 39. 48, 46. -MORRIS. H. 38, B.

28. SHANNON-HARRISS. W. 23, L. 19.

SLOAN- M. 21, S. 19. 32, B. 33.

K. 32, L. 32. M. K.

18. R. 20. R. 24, J.

22. R. 26, K. 20. 1.

39, C. 34. VAN R. 41, W. 27.

VOGEL JULIAN. G. 18, M. 25, 18. M.

25. WARE- MILES. M. 22, G. 19.

WEBSTER- RICKARD. H. 46, R. 42. R.

20, P. 18. WILSON- CORBIN. R. 23, 8.

18. YOCOM WOODBURY LOFTHOUSE. WERNER. R. 46, E.

32. 29, 25. R. 22. P.

21. Divorce Suits Filed ALCUMBRAC. Margaret against Walter. ASHLEY. Bertha against Eustace.

Frank against Yolan. BALLI. Hady against Eleazar. BATE. TON.

Agnes C. against Richard G. Lavetra against Charles G. BERGLUND. Helene H.

against Clarence. BLACK. Marlene J. against Donald BOYLE. Patricia A.

against Willard S. DREW. Mary J. against John A. BROWN.

Barbara J. against Robert D. Dolores against Clarence. CARL. Diane against James E.

COOLEY. Sharon L. against Wayne L. COTA. Juliette, against Henry G.

CROWDER. William A. against Mary L. DROBOT. Sarah against Edward J.

EASTMAN. Linda L. against Everett L. EBERHARDT. Evelyn E.

against Leroy. ELLIOTT. Viola M. against Edward C. ESCALANTE.

Juanita against Richard P. ESCOBEDO. Rachel against Jesus. FILLINGIM. Eleanor J.

against Jack A. FISHER. Edna against Robert. FLOYD. Haidee B.

against Philip B. FORSLUND. Robert B. against Valerie G. FRANK.

Judy K. against Robert A. FROECHLICH. Marie against Domonick. GARINGER.

Helene H. against John A. GLOCKSON. Meryl against Robert F. GRANGER.

Calista J. against Bruce HARRIS, Lucille E. against Elmer HERRERA. Emilie B. against Alfonso A.

HILL. Mae G. against Charles HURLEY. Carolyn A. against William 0.

KING. Edith M. against Irvin J. JACKSON. Doris H.

against Melvin E. JACKSON. Jacquelyn R. against Gerald. JONES.

Cora L. asainst Elmer. KAY. Joan B. against Byron.

KIEFER, Lucille N. against Richard C. KLISSNER, Harry against Gloria E. LANGILL. Louis against Anna LOPEZ.

Norma E. against Sam. LUCARELLI. Sheryl K. against Peter R.

LOWEN. Sammie A. against Glen A. MASON. Josefina against Lyman.

MARCOUX. Elizabeth against Joseph. McGINTY. Mildred E. against Thomas R.

McGOWAN. Patricia H. against Edward. LOM. Johnnie M.

against Luthell. MENDOZA, Natalie M. against Ignacio. MONTEITH. Christine against Lacy.

NEIRA, May M. against Gonzalo A. Golda against Clyde OSTERHOUT. Geraldine F. against Roy PEREZ.

Betty L. against Carlos PIOTROWSKI, Rosalyne against Robert. PIZZORNO. Barbara against John. QUINN.

Michael J. against Margaret RIVERA. Carmen against Umbarte Jury Selection (Starts on Baby Placement Trial Jury selection began Friday for trial. of Dr. Aaron Lax and Atty.

Ralph Benson on an indictment of conspiracy and solicitation perjury in connection with alleged illegal placement of babies with foster parents. Testimony is expected to begin Monday in Superior Judge Herbert V. Walker's court. The way was cleared for the trial when the State Supreme Court last Wednesday declined to halt the proceedings. Three other lawyers Anthony Carsola, Joseph Wank and Herbert Gelfand are to be tried on similar counts July 19 in the same court.

The indictments followed testimony by state and local authorities that the group had made a business of obtaining unwanted babies from unwed mothers and placing them, mostly in distant states, with foster parents who paid as high as $7,500 in legal and medical charges. Wife Seeks $175,000 Home in Divorce Suit Title to a $175,000 Beverly Hills home was at stake Friday when Mrs. Priscilla N. 33, and L. Alperson Jr.

36, composer and film producer, met in court for a divorce contest. Mrs. Alperson testified in Superior Judge George A. Dockweiler's court that the house, 1065 Shado Hills Way, was built immediately after her marriage, June 5, 1953. The money, she said, was provided by Alperson's father, head of a producing company, but he gave the property to the newlyweds to be held as a community asset.

The wife, who said she met the younger Alperson while employed as a secretary in his father's office, complained that her husband insisted on "an independent life" and left her alone much of the time. Alperson defended by attorney Harold A. Fendler, informed the court that he would not oppose the grant-ling OBITUARIES John William Schultz (Mark M. Lickter Services for John William Services for mond, Pico Rivera, will be Equalization Schultz, 53, of 9508 Loch Lo-77 retired ducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the conducted by graveside in Rose Hills Memo- Mortuary at rial Park.

Mr. Schultz, an em- the Church of ployee of Douglas Aircraft, died wood Hills. He Wednesday. He leaves his wid- Cherokee ow, Esther, of the home ad- Thursday at a dress; a daughter, Esther M. tarium.

He Rodriguez of Pico Rivera; two Sibyl; two sons, James Titus, West Covi- Hollywood, and na, and Richard Titus the bank; three USAF in Germany; his mother, four great Olive Winslow of Los Angeles; terment will be a brother, Frank Schultz of Memorial Park Pico Rivera, and 13 grandchil- Hills. dren. Mark M. Lickter, State of auditor, will be Forest Lawn p.m. today in the Hills, Hollyresided at 1811 Ave.

and died Northridge sanileaves his widow, sons, Newton Mortimer, Burgrandchildren, and grandchildren. Inin Forest Lawn Hollywood Marie Antonie Hinz Requiem High Mass for Marie Antonie Hinz, 86, who died Wednesday, will be sung today 9 a.m. at Christ the King Church. Interment will follow Calvary Cemetery, Mrs. Hinz resided at 337 Windsor Blvd.

She leaves a daughter, Anna Elizabeth same address, and brothethe Joseph L. Merk of Reseda. Charles A. Lynch Charles Augustus Lynch, 77, a pharmacist for 40 years, died Friday in his home at 828 Detroit St. He leaves his wid.

ow, Madeline, and a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Dallenbach town, N.J. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Kiefer Everick Mortuary's Peace Chapel, 314 Glendale. Interment will be in Grand View Memorial Park.

Angelo L. Baldwin Services for Angelo L. Baldwin, 71, retired attorney, will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 11:30 a.m. today in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. He died Wednesday at his home, 334 Normandie and leaves his widow, Ruby two brothers, and two sisters.

Inurnment will be in Ft. Rosecrans Cemetery in San Diego. Charles R. Duncan Services for Charles R. Duncan, 79, a field oil inspector with the Union Pacific Railroad Co.

for 55 years, will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Edwards Bros. East Los Angeles, followed by interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Duncan died in Good Samaritan Hospital.

He lived at 421 Mathews St. and leaves a brother, Robert and a sister, Laura M. Hansen. Dr. Franklyn Kelly Dr.

Franklyn Kelly, 54, cofounder of Christ Church Unity and the church's associate minister from 1938 to 1957, died Friday of a heart attack at his Palm Springs home. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Dr. Kelly leaves three brothers, the Rev.

Newton Kelly Floyd Kelly and Roy Kelly, all of Columbus, 0. Fred E. Perry Services for Fred E. Perry, 83, lighting fixtures manufacturer, will be conducted today at 11 a.m: in Pierce A. Turner Alhambra Chapel, followed by interment in Rose Hills Cemetery.

Mr. Perry died Tuesday at his home, 1033 2nd Alhambra. He leaves his widow, Bonnie, and two brothers, Alger and Fern E. Perry. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S.

Coast and Geodetic Survey NEW July 12 July 20 July 27 Aug. SATURDAY, JULY I Sun 5:48 a.m., sets 8:07 p.m. Moon rises 2:49 a.m., sets 4:38 p.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR July Low High Low High 1:43 0.2 6:43 3.5 3.6 9:29 3.8 10:06 3.8 10:41 3.9 11:14 4.0 4:39 5.5 p.m Sea temperatures: Santa Monica, 63; Long Beach, 64. HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CREMATORY Memorial Park (EMETERY 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HOLLYWOOD 9.1181 Wife Follows Mate in Death Within 48 Hrs.

ing of a divorce but would resist his wife's claims to the house and other assets. Mrs. Alperson, represented by attorney E. L. Saunders, has been given sole use of the house and $550 a month allmony pending a final decision.

Judge Commits Extort Suspect A 36-year-old pilot and airplane mechanic accused of writing an extortion letter was committed Friday to a federal institution by U.S. Judge Harry C. Westover for a 90-day observation period. Ultimate sentencing of Richard W. Martin of Sapphire Balboa, for the crime to which he pleaded guilty, the judge indicated, will depend upon the report of psychiatrists followobservation.

Martin admitted writing a letter to John Henry Porter 16 port Beach, threatening harm to Porter's children and demanding $10,000, J. Brin Schulman, assistant U.S. attorney, said. Dog That Bit Girl, 2, Sought Mrs. Victor Allen, mother of 2-year-old Penny Lee, 3302.

Chapman asked for help Friday, in finding a black and white Pekingese male dog that bit her daughter June 29 on the head and hand. The mother said that her daughter reacted violently to a Pasteur treatment and that if the dog can be located, additional treatments may be avoided. Glynis Johns, Mate Separate British actress Glynis Johns, 39, said Friday in Hollywood that she and her husband, Cecil Peter Henderson, 50, have separated. Henderson is a wealthy London businessman. Miss Johns said she is in wood to discuss a possible motion picture role and to do some television work.

services will be conducted Monday for Oscar Bush, 85, retired building contractor, and his wife, Mabel H. Bush, 79, who died within 48 hours of each other. Mr. Bush died Wednesday at Elm Sanitarium, Glendale. Mrs.

Bush succumbed Thursday at Wisteria Sanitarium, Glendale. They lived at 2432 Riverdale St. They leave two sons, Gordon, of Los Angeles, and Aloys, of Canoga Park; two daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Kitzmiller and Mrs. Ruth E.

Bird, both of Los Angeles. Funeral services will be conducted Monday noon at Church of the Hills in Hollywood Hills, followed by interment at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Divorce Suits Filed ROGERS. Susanna J. against Mack V.

ROMERO. Grace Gustavo G. RUSSO. Anna M. against Charles.

SANTILLAN. Frances against Jose M. SIERRA. Eva against Joe L. SNELL.

Robert against Veda. SNYDER. Phyllis against Roger. SPERRONG H. LING.

Richard Ella against Shelby Sam. J. STEINHOFF. against SUTTER. Joan F.

against Charles F. THOMPSON. Edgar A. against Donna E. THOMAS.

Nancy L. against Allen H. WOLF. Robert A. against Phyllis H.

WORKENS. Ronald L. against Karen K. YATES. Ann against John.

YOUNGGREN. Frances G. against Gerald. ZIEMBOVIC. Judith F.

against Leo A. Divorces Granted ADAMS. Alberta M. Donald ANNIS. Roxana W.

from James W. BACHMAN. Suzanne M. from Harry L. BAER.

Miles H. from Eileen C. BEDFORD. Anita D. from William D.

BELL. Irene D. from Collin B. BROWN. Barbara M.

from Paul B. BURROWS. Gerald A. from Gay L. Louise from Elmer BUZZELL.

Barbara D. from Herbert CASSIETTO. Kaye B. from Willard D. CLARKE.

Elsie P. from Caryl C. DE DONATO. Sophie from Geremio. DOBSON.

Margie H. Edward F. DUFFY. Rene from Robert J. FERNANDEZ.

Amalia M. from Amado. GAMBINO. Rose from Charles. GATELY.

Howard E. from Beverly A. GLASS. Beverly from Alphonse C. GORDON.

Alice from Marvin. GUTTENBERG. Lorraine from Sam. HALL. Bertha from Carl HALL.

Edward 0. from Esther V. HALL. June from Kenneth M. HATCHELL Betty from George, HOFFENBERG.

Dorothy B. from Gabriel. JENKINS. Sara E. from Donald 0.

JONES. Beverly J. from Kenyon 0. KENNERLY. Anne from Byron.

I LARSON, Francine M. from Philip. LEON. Elizabeth L. from Alonso R.

LEVEY. leane from Marvin L. LEWIS. Katheryn from Robert E. LOPEZ.

Virginia L. from Thomas C. LOWE. Teruyo R. from Vernon Li MARTINEZ.

Antonio from Refaela. MARTINEZ. Rose P. Gilbert. MATTHEWS.

Dorothy from Wilbur S. MENDOZA. Mary from Raul. MINOR. Irene from Charles C.

MIRAMONTES. Henry R. from Julie. ORTIZ. Josephine D.

from Abel A. PALACIO. Raoul from Mary. PATALANO, Louis J. from Eileen N.

M. REYNOLDS. Dorothy L. from RICH. Carolyn R.

from Philip A. ROSECRANS. Dessie A. from Wilfred H. SALDANA.

Sandy from Trine. SALDANA. Trine from Sandy. SANCHEZ. Emanual A.

from Jessie P. SHEPHERD. Thomas M. from Vivian SLOCUM. Evelyn L.

from Edward F. Jr. SMITH. Evelyn F. from Henry W.

SMITH. Henry W. from Evelyn F. STEED. Betty J.

from Thomas J. STEWART. Patricia K. from Marvin D. TAYLOR.

Ruth E. from Jessie D. TIMS. Evelyn C. from Alton R.

TORELL. Barbara D. from Bruce. WALLAHAN. Roberta from Herbert C.

WAUGH. Betty from Eiree M. WINKLER. Sara from Earle WOOD. Verna L.

from John Alvin. ZACUTO. Helene K. from Morris. ZEPEDA.

Guadalupe from Jennie. ZILINKAS. Blanche from Alphonse. Deaths Funeral Announcements ALBERT, Forest Sadie Lawn Riortuary and Cemetery, ALEXANDER, Fred, beloved husband of Frances Alexander, fond son of Mrs. Esther Alexander, brother of Sarah and Joseph.

Services Sunday, 2 p.m., at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman, directors. ALONZO, Epifanio Z. Nativity Requiem Mass Church. Saturday, 9 Cunningham a.m., at O'Connor, directors.

BOWEN, Mrs. Olive M. Requiem Mass Saturday, 9:30 a.m., at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Hermosa Beach. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. BURNSTINE, Lena, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Isador, loving mother of Herman, Ralph, Phillip and Cecile J.

Abrams. Services Sunday, 1 p.m.. at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman, directors. (Springfield, papers please copy.) DEAVER, Stella.

Cunningham O'Connor, directors. DUNCAN, Charles R. Edwards Bros. East Los Angeles. DUVALL, Lulu, Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles.

FEIGENBAUM, Albert. Services were conducted by the Groman Mortuary. FENNELLY, Mary R. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. FILBERT, John P.

Sr. beloved husband of Margaret, father of Margaret and John Filbert Helen Jones and Mary Jane Schnieder; past Master Elysian Lodge No. 418 Services Monday, 11 a.m., at Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. FREEDMAN, Frank, beloved husband of Bessie Freedman, father of Hy, Samuel, Albert and Robert Freedman, also survived by grandchildren. Services at 10 a.m.

Sunday, Mount Sinai Memorial-Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary in charge. GAUDEN, Eleanor. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GAUDEN, George S.

Jr. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. GILDNER, Bessie, beloved mother of Betty G. Zander, daughter of Mrs. Bessie MacLeod, grandmother of Sandra Broomfield McCray and Judith Broomfield Shields.

Services 12:30 p.m. Monday, Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. GOLDSTEIN, Pamela Shari. Services Sunday, 11 a.m., at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.

GRAY, Etta beloved wife of James mother of Hazel Gray Kreder, grandmother of James Gray Kreder, sister of Gertrude Johnson. Services Saturday, 2 p.m., at Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. Interment Forest. Lawn. GREGORY, Jay Hill.

11:30 a.m. Monday at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Blvd. GRUNER, Feren F. Services pending. Armstrong Family in charge.

HARDIE, Milton beloved husband of Elouise E. Hardie, father of William and Jeanne Hardie. son of Mrs. Idyll Stanton and Dr. Wallace Hardie, brother of Wallace Hardie.

visitation p.m. Saturday and a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills, 6300 Forest Lawn Drive. Interment will be private.

Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. HENDERSON, George R. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HERMANN, Grover C. Hermann, beloved loving wife mother Sarah of Cleve Hermann.

Services p.m. Monday, July 10 West Adams Presbyterian Church, 1449 W. Adams BI. W. A.

Brown Son, directors. HUBBS, Marie beloved mother of ald R. McGady, sister of Mrs. H. Derler, Helen B.

and Grace C. McGady; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Rosary. Sunday. 8 p.m..

at St. Brigid Church. Requiem Mass Monday, 9 a.m. at same church. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary, directors.

HUDSPETH. Elsie McCord. of the Services Pines, 11 1605 a.m. South Saturday, Catalina, Chapel Angeles. Pierce Brothers' Venice, directors.

IMBS. Bessie of 7010 Fishburn, Bell, July 6, 1961, loving mother of Robert, ola Muriel Dell Fuson, and Martha Cammack, Vi. Mary Hansen, Vernon McEchen, Andrew, Lena Cora Coleman, Grace Hazel Hansen, Brown and Leona Gifford. Funeral Monday, p.m.. Bell Friends Church.

White- Emerson Whittier, directors. IRWIN, Laura Mae. Brothers' Services Monday 1:30 p.m. at Pierce Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Blvd. Interment Inglewood Park Cametery, Deaths, Funeral Announcements JAFFE, L.

Jaffe, Rose, beloved grandmother mother of of Stephen. Martin Services at 12 noon Sunday, Mount Sinai Memorial-Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary in charge. JOHNSON, Sidney beloved husband Mrs. Ida E.

Johnson, father of N. Johnson. Services 2:30 p.m. Monday at Malloy Mortuary. KASTING, Ottilia of Brentwood, loved wife of Rudolph Kasting.

Rosary Sunday, 8 p.m.. at the Wayside Chapel. Requiem Mass Monday, 9 a.m., at St. Paul the Apostle Church. Interment strictly private.

Gates. Kingsley Gates, Westwood, directors. LANE, John Services Sunday, 3. p.m.. Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.

Groman Mortuary, directors. LAWSON, Nellie of 5157 11th Avenue, survived by husband Jack daughters Jacqueline and Gloria; Marie: brothers, Denise, Thomas and Jerome DeGreve. Services Monday, 2 p.m.. of Chimes, Inglewood Park Cemetery. W.

Coon Funeral Home, Long directing. LYNCH, Charles Augustus, late of North husband Detroit, Los Angeles, beloved of Madeline Lynch, father of Mrs. Myrtle Dallenbach of Milltown, N.J.I brother of Saran Louis Lynch of Boston. survived by 5 grandchildren. Services Monday, 2 p.m., in Peace Chapel, Kiefer Eyerick Mortuary, 314 East Harvard.

Glendale. McCRAE, Harry Nelson, beloved husband of Evelyn Louise McCrae, loving ther of Mrs. Beverly Whitaker, Patricia Vander Pled and Mrs. Brenda Johns of Pasadena, also survived by 6 grandchildren. Services Monday, p.m., at John Chapel.

Stump Mortuary, North Daisy Avenue, East Pasadena. McCULLY, Blanche. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. METZGER, Carl beloved Felicia, loving son of Mrs. Elizabeth Metzger, devoted father of Larry and Carol Metzger, also survived by brothers and 3 sisters.

Services Monday, 1 p.m., at Pierce Brothers' Santa "Monica, 1307 Street. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. (Should friends desire, contributions may be sent to Heart Fund). Grace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary, directors.

Woo, Harry Ping Kons, beloved husband of Mrs. Chow Fung Ole Woo, loving Mrs. father of Kim Kee Soo Seo and Woo, Kim Kee Yip, also Woo. vived by many other relatives. Services Monday; p.m., at Hall Malloy Mortuary.

MILLER, Asher, beloved husband of Katherine Miller, father of Dr. Sherman Miller, Mrs. Estelle Saltz and Mrs. Rozalind Stone. Services 11 a.m.

Sunday at Chapel of the Psalms, Hollywood Cemetery. Hall Malloy Mortuary, directors. MILNE, Charles C. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood In charge of arrangements. NELSON, Anna beloved sister of Mrs.

Alma Kuhn, aunt of Evelyn Swanson, Oscar Carlson and Florence Kuhn. Services at 2 p.m. Monday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. OLMSTEAD, Edward loving husband of Velma, father of Dorothy Hasz, brother of Opal Denio and Harriet Tann.

Services Monday, 10:30 a.m.. Colonial Chapel of Hardin Fianagan, 635 South Prairie Avenue. Inglewood. PERSON, Aaron Barnie, Forest Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery. REINGOLD, Alice.

Malinow Silverman, directors. ROSS, Ross, Don, brother beloved of Dr. husband Herman of Agnes Milton Smith. Services Sunday, 2 p.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel, Malinow Silverman, directors. SWENSON, Herman (Schwersenzer), formerly of Berlin, beloved husband of Natalie Swenson, father of Mrs.

Ruth Berliner and Mrs. Jean Gerber. Services Sunday, 11 a.m., at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel, Malinow Silverman, directors. TORRANCE, Jean. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary.

WEDIN, Harold Arvid, beloved husband of Esther R. Wedin, loving father of Harold A. Wedin Jr. and Carol Ann Wedin, brother of Bernard and Therease Wedin, Millie Johnson, Luella Gustafson, Martin and Richard Wedin, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services Monday, 3 p.m., in the Little Chapel of the Dawn, Santa Monica.

Gates, Kingsley Gates, directors. WELTS, Robert H. Sr. Services Monday, 10 a.m., at the Little Country Chapel, Valhalla Cemetery. Roy D.

Klinker Mortuary, directing. WILKE, Ernest beloved father of Esther Wald. Catherine Fursee and Lt. Col. Robert G.

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ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI. 7-9121 Australian Pair Victims of Thieves It was a wonderful trip until now. So said Brian Beeber, 50, and his wife, Stella, 39, of Melbourne, Australia, Friday as they put a dark mark opposite Los Angeles on their world travel schedule. Thieves took $4,500 in jewelry, $800 in cash and $1,200 in traveler's checks belonging to the Beebers from the home of Mrs.

Beeber's cousin, Mrs. Sam Podvoyne, 1440 Ogden Dr. The Beebers said they were left with nothing and are obliged to telegraph home for money with which to finish their trip. 60 Georgia McLaughlin Services for Miss Georgia M. McLaughlin, 91.

of 2619 Wilshire will be conducted by Forest Lawn Mortuary at 2 p.m. today in the Little Church of the Flowers. For many years Miss McLaughlin served as secretary at the Bishop Sanitarium in South Pasadena. She died Tuesday. She leaves a sister, Mrs.

Bessie Sefton, Natrona Inurnment Heights, will be and in a nephew. lumbarium Benevolence, Co Forest Lawn Memorial Bert LeClaire Services for Bert LeClaire, 68, prop man with UniversalInternational for 33 years, will be conducted today at 12:30 p.m. in Pierce followed by interment Hollywood Memorial Park Cemetery. He lived at 1848 Ave. and died in Kaiser Foundation Hospital on Tuesday.

Mr. LeClaire leaves widow, Beatrice; two stepsons, Melvin and Norman Bowers, and a sister, Mrs. Lillian Mueller. Mrs. Ida Coleman Services for Mrs.

Ida Selby Coleman, 69, pianist and music teacher, formerly of Los Ange: les and San Marino, who died Thursday in Fairmont, will be conducted there Sunday. Mrs. Coleman was president of the Dominant Club and St. Cecilia's. Society here.

Married in the last year, she had gone to Fairmont to live with her husband. Mary Ann Kennedy Services for Mary Ann Kennedy, 75, of 6923 Sherman Way, Bell, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. by Rose Hills Mortuary in Hillside Church, with interment in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mrs. Kennedy died Wednesday at her home.

leaves a daughter, Gladys Irene Keegan of Norwalk; three sons, George and Leland Kennedy of Downey' and Clifford of Simi; brothers, Fred P. Newport of Los Angeles and C. B. Newport, and nine grandchildren. Herbert M.

Wheatley Services for Herbert Mason Wheatley, 63, retired police officer. will be conducted today 11 a.m. in Pierce Bros. Valhalla Chapel, followed by interment in Valhalla died Memorial Park. Mr.

home, 1825 83rd Wednesday. After retiring from the Police Department in 1943, Mr. Wheatley was employed by the County Recreation Department until 1958. He leaves his widow, Lillian, and three sons, Vernon Donald and Herbert M. Jr.

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