OFFICIAL (For Wednesday, Feb, 28, 1988) REPORT FORECASTS Los Angeles and Vielnits: Increasing clouds this afternoon. Showers likely late afternoon or night and possibly tomormorning. Little change in temperatures. High today about 57. Southern California: Increasing cloudIness today.
Showers likely during afternoon from Los Angeles and Orange Counties north and west spreading south and east over mountain and coastal areas tonight and tomorrow morning. Little change in temperatures. Southern California Coastal and Intermediate Valleys: Increasing clouds this afternoon with showers developing Orange and Los Angeles Counties north and west in late afternoon, becoming more general tonight and possibly tomorrow morning. Little change in temperatures. Southern California Mountain Areas: Increasing clouds today with showers northern ranges in afternoon, becoming more general tonight and tomorrow morning.
Snow showers 4500 feet at first. lowering to 3500 feet tonight. Windy times. Little change in temperatures. Southern California Interior and Desert.
Regions: Partly cloudy today and tomorrow. Few showers north portion this afternoon or tonight through tomorrow morning. Little change in temperatures. High today 50 to 60 upper valleys, 60 to 70 lower valleys. Arizona: Partly cloudy weather today and tomorrow.
Few showers east and north central portions with snow showers above 3000 feet. Little change in temperatures. WIND AND WEATHER Point Conception to San Diego: South or southwest winds 10 to 20 m.p.h. this afternoon and tomorrow, becoming generally light variable in night and morning hours. Increasing cloudiness this afternoon with showers north coast in afternoon.
spreading south during the night. Occasional showers likely tomorrow morning, gradually decreasing. Little change in temperatures. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Weak low pressure along the California coast with center about 200 miles west of Monterey. Strong high pressure and ridge of high pressure extending centered about 800 miles west of Eureka 3 northeast to the British Columbia coast.
A flow of dry air is moving across the Washington, Oregon and Northern Callfornia coasts from the northeast. Moderate pressure gradients are producing strong winds between the Pacific high and the low off the California coast. I NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Sunny skies and warmer weather was enjoyed ove the Pacific Coast States and portions of the Northern Rocky Mountain area yesterday. Showers 0C- curred over extreme Southern California Monday night and over most of Arizona and New Mexico in the ensuing 24 hours. It was a little warmer over the Northeastern States and along the Gulf Coast, while much cooler weather WAS reported throughout the central portion of the nation.
Largest changes were reported from Southern Arizona, the Central Plains and portions of the Southeastern States. Afternoon temperatures remained below freezing from Eastern North Dakota to the Eastern Great Lakes and southward into Colorado and Nebraska. Widespread rains were reported throughout the Southern States, especially from Texas eastward to the Southeastern Atlantic States and northward into Kansas, Southern Missouri and Kentucky. A few flurries of snow fell in portions of the Northern Plains and Northern Great Lakes. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, 85 reported to the Los Angeles office of the U.S.
Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station- Max. Min. Los Angeles 59 43 Beaumont 53 24 Bishop 53 Blythe 59 39 Burbank 60 39 Catalina Airport 54 40 Culver City 61 Daggett 59 El Centro 62 43 Long Beach 56 L.A. Airport 61 Mt. Wilson 45 Needles 54 Newport 58 I Palmdale Palm Springs 61 Pasadena 36 Paso Robles 65 23 Riverside 58 Sandberg 49 San Bernardino 59 San Diego 41 San Gabriel 35 San Pedro 55 Santa Ana 33 Santa Barbara 61 43 Santa Monica Thermal 66 42 Torrance 59 37 UCLA 61 43 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY PrecipiStation- Max.
Min. tation Abilene 43 35 30 Albuquerque 42 20 T. Amarillo 50 19 Atlanta 37 1.03 Bakersfield Bismarck 26 Boise. 20 Boston 33 Brownsville Buffalo Charleston Chesenne Chicago 32 Cincinnati 33 Cleveland 34 Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodge City Duluth El PasO Eureka Flagstaff 10 Ft. Worth Fresno 60 Grand Junction 36 Helena Houston Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville .04 Kalispell 37 Kansas City Las Vegas 5 Little Rock Medford 60 Memphis .07 Miami 76 Minneapolis New Orleans New York 52 North Platte Oklahoma City .20 Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia 30 Phoenix .23 Pittsburgh Pocatello Portland.
Me. Portland. Or. Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Roswell 28 Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio .16 San Francisco Seattle Spokane Springfield, Mo.
32 .06 Tampa 62 Tucson 35 .43 Washington Wichita .28 Williston Winnemuccs 16 Winslow 30 .07 Yellowstone 39 -22 Yuma 63 40 .10 ALASKAN STATION Anchorage 44 36 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Jr. 0. 20. ALKIRE ORRELL. R.
22, -BRIND. R. 21, A. 19. BAKER- HAGGART.
J. 26, E. 31. BENAVIDEZ GABALDON. R.
19, A. 18. BENNETT-BACKSEN. D. 28.
C. 26. BLUM- GOLD. H. 50.
M. 47. B. 44, M. 29.
BRICKER HOOPER. T. 21. M. 19.
E. 26, G. 30. BROWN -BROWN. T.
23. 19. CARDIN- J. 19, 16. CARLSON- SCHNEBLY.
P. 20, D. 18. CASSESE NELSON. S.
25, N. 21. COLTON- A. 20, J. 18.
BESST. A. 25, D. 21. COOK- PARSONS.
L. 61, G. 41. COX- McGUIRE, T. 19, D.
18. DANTE MENTEER. J. 33. D.
24. DARAFEEV- M. 24, 22. DRAGNA- T. 18.
B. 19. BEJLUPEK. C. 67, J.
65. EVANS VAN ESS. R. 35. 34.
FONSECA-NORRIS. D. 22, B. 19. FRANZ- MORAINE P.
43, V. 33. GALLEGOS F. 21. M.
20. GARVER- VERRELL. E. 21, J. 18.
GOLDSCHMIDT- R. 26, D. 35. -MONTOYA. J.
46, 37. GOODWIN-MORRICE. C. 25. M.
23. HARRIS TYNES. H. 21, L. 20.
HAYES- H. 26, C. 23. HEINL ENGEBRETSON. P.
29, V. 22. HOMER- -COLLINS. P. 59, E.
38. HUGHS- K. 50. J. 38.
HURLEY- BASE. J. 22. E. 19.
P. Jr. 23. 30. 24.
AM- B. 17 R. 26. D. 19.
JANDT- Jr. 31, R. 33. JENSEN STEWART. R.
30. J. 28. JOHNSON- DAVIDSON. J.
22, B. 20. JONES -FOSTER. W. 30.
J. 19. JONES SAVANT. E. 22, 8.
16. JOYAL- JOYAL. H. 26, F. 25.
HOLLYWOOD Crematory Cemetery Memorial Park Columbarium Mausoleum EMETERY Chapel 600o )SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD. HOLLYWOOD 9-1181 Weather Conditions February 24, 1953 50 SEATTLE Icon ADA 443 HIGH HELENA PORTLAND 25 350 HIGH DETROIT BOISE PIT 43 DES MOINES MILD CHEYENNE RENO OMAH1 LOW LAKE A CO MILD 47 LOUIS HIGH DENVER WEATHER SHIP 55 LOW LES FT. WORTH High Temperatures and Areas NEW ORLEANS of Precipitation Expected Wednesday 40 30 30 50. 40 ME Y. WEATHER FRONTS RAIN SNOW WARM COLD OCCLUDED 70 STATIONARY I WIND MAX.
TEMPERATURE 60 NATION'S WEATHER- -This map shows weather conditions throughout United States yesterday. It is based on information received from United States Weather Bureau. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED KAKIsh*tA- 1. 62, 32, T. 38.
MAINERS MACIAS-RIVERA. TYSON. D. 18, 24. DUKE.
J. 20, L. 19. MATTHEWS McFARLIN-DARBY. SPEARS.
G. W. 22, 32, M. M. 17.
36. MINTIO- SEEGER, R. 26, R. 19, 24. B.
20. MUSSER N. 42, A. 37. O'BRIEN- OLMSTEAD TURMAN.
J. 31, D. D. 26.. GIMBLE.
C. 64, LEFTWICH. H. 21, P. 17.
I OXFORD- LEIGHT. W. 23, M. 18. PARKER-SCHEFFTEL.
M. 59, R. 54. PERALES-ARNOLD. G.
33, J. 37. FERGIE. C. 38.
M. 38. PRICE THOMPSON. W. 36, R.
28. GAONA. J. 30, C. 29.
RAMIREZ- ZAMARANO. R. 22, F. 22. RIVERA L.
32, C. 33. SIMON. H. 40.
B. 28. ROSENBERG- -TEEMAN. LACHERR. B.
H. 22, 42, F. 21. A. 36.
SCHRECKENGOST-BRANSON. L. 25, B. 18. SCOTT SCHULTZ-FORMAN.
-WILLIAMS. J. Jr. R. 24.
18, P. 118. SHIRLI HOLT. C. 20.
K. 17. SKAGGS BAKER. T. 19, E.
18. SLAUGHTER- TAYLOR. C. 20. N.
19. SMITH- VOLKER. C. 41, M. 32.
SOTO- H. 23, A. 26. STEVENSON- COLLINGE. T.
22. M. 21. STEWART T. 20, D.
17. TAMP- COX P. 26. R. 20.
TENISON- ZYLSTRA. J. Jr. 33, A. 36.
VAN DEN BERGHE CARTER. B. 57, E. 47. QUEZ-ESTRADA.
R. 21, A. 18. KING. 48, 1.
37. WALLACE HAISTON. G. 57, M. 37.
MUHLEN. E. 27, 1. 29. WATKINS CHAFFIN.
G. 19, M. 16. WHELAN- SCHUFFLER. B.
32, L. 37. WILLIS FINNEY. G. 36, E.
39. WOLLARD DU BOIS. L. 33, F. 39.
WOOD- -LIAL. J. 28. C. 26.
YOUNG HARRISON. H. 23, A. 21, DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALEXANDER. Wilma L.
against Howard. ARDEN. Alberta against Thomas E. BAUER. Priscilla M.
against John BOICE. Genevieve C. against Raymond. BROWN. Vera F.
against George J. BUCK. Sandra M. against Edwin C. BURCHAM.
Winnie M. against Earl w. BURNHAM. Mildred L. against Robert H.
CARROLL. Francis against Madge M. I DAUGHTON. Alice I. against William C.
DAVIS. Dorothy against Roy. DE VILLARD. Gemma M. against Joseph.
DICKSON. Ray P. against Daisy. DOMINGUEZ. Adela R.
against Manuel. DURBIN. Virginia S. against John W. EVANS.
Frances W. against Howard R. PALVEY. Wilma against Gene P. FAST.
Richard C. against Emily L. FIERRO. Mary M. against Sixto.
FIORE. Dorothy C. against Leonard E. FOSTER. Nanci B.
against Franklyn H. FRAPPART. Mary against Kenneth L. GABER. Max J.
against Betty. GARLAND. Iola against Harry F. GERST. Howard against Vivian GILES.
Marjorie against Leon M. GREEN. Marguerite against Ted. HIRSH. Rhea against Harry, HOBBS.
Lorraine E. against Charles P. HOEDEMAKER. Faith W. against Neil HOFFMAN.
Morris against Bertha. HOGAN. Madalyne R. against Robert. HUNTER.
Alice B. against Arthur M. IRWIN. June S. against Robert JONES.
Gertrude against Allen F. KAMKA. Lois against Richard. KATZ. Morris against Fannie.
KORNMAIER. Bruce against Martha. KORNSTEIN. Israel against Yvette. LASLEY.
Clarence A. against Alice M. LEE. Violet L. against Robert W.
LIGON. Beverly against William R. LOPEZ. Elijio against Olimpia R. LUCERO.
Irene against Manuel. MACATEE. Maxine against Russell J. MARSHALL. Regina C.
against Wallace E. MATSNER. Artemis against Eric M. McCANDLESS. Claudine H.
against Lee. MITCHELL. Kirk R. against Corinne MORALES. Ofelia against Eliser.
MOUR. Stanley against Erma G. NELSON. John H. against Evelyn P.
Tanya against Jack, OCHOA, Armida A. against Vincent. PANOS. James W. against Patricia J.
PELLICAN. Yvonne against Anthony R. PENDLETON. Beulah M. against R.
D. PETROSKI. Theresa A. against Chester. PHILLIPS.
Norma J. against Donald PINNEY. Eunice M. against William F. PRICE.
Naomi L. against Eugene A. RATHMAN. Elgetta M. against Arthur E.
REID. REED. Alma Margie C. F. against Kenneth E.
against Charles RICHARDSON. Beulah W. against Allen. ROSS. Katherine L.
against Charles M. ROYCE. Phyliss against Edward. RUIZ. Arlene J.
against Arthur E. SCHOOLCRAFT. Curran S. against Cur. ran J.
SELANT. Charles H. against Anna H. SILVA. Maria against George C.
SMITH. SMOOT. Norman William F. R. against against Evelyn W.
Mabel V. SOVIAK. Michael against Ruby L. STARK. SPENCER.
Mary O. against Charles. Dorris M. against Robert J. SUTTON.
Dolores against Lester F. TATUM. Odessa against Chester. TATUM. Sadie E.
against Bobby G. THOMPSON. Doris against Grover VALDEZ. Juanita against Joe A. VAN DUSEN.
Walter M. against Maye W. VARELA. Mary against Pedro. WALKER.
Maybelle against Dock. WILLS. Alva against Margarita. WORTHINGTON. Veronica against Joel.
Mary K. against Reinhold J. DIVORCES GRANTED BAKER. AMMIRATI. Effie from Frank.
BARNARD. Anna M. from Hugh J. Gillian from Milton L. BARTON.
BERMAN. Edward L. from Theresa E. Laurel W. Bernard.
BLANKENSHIP. Lorraine M. from LawB. BOYER. Ruth M.
from John A. CADDELL. BRADSHAW. Johney J. from Matilda M.
Queen from James M. CALDERWOOD. Barbarah from Robert. Doris from John. CARLON.
Nettie M. from Owen E. CARLOS. Beatrize M. from Gilbert M.
CARMANN. Maureen C. from Harold L. COX. Dolores M.
from Thomas A. CROSSLEY. Virginia L. from Calvin C. CROWELL.
John K. from Gladys B. DAVIS. Evelyn L. from George F.
DENNY. DEYAGER. Mary Elsie L. from Leroy V. T.
from Tunis, DIAZ. Lupe P. from Angel F. DU MAS. Mary E.
from Don D. EDWARDS. Julie M. from Edmund G. EISERT.
Agnes S. from Louis A. ELLIS. Mary C. from David D.
Jr. ENGELBACH. Barbara L. from De Vere. FRAIJO.
FOWLER. Rebecca Helen D. from Glendon E. from Ascension Z. GARDEA.
Joaquin from Alice. HARVEY. Lois A. from John H. Donna J.
from Joel A. HENDERSON. Carmen C. from John HERSBERGER. Marvin E.
from Jay w. JENKINS. Billy from Marion E. JENSEN, Victor E. from Golda L.
JESSEN, Betty J. from Robert L. KEATS. Mary from Grant R. KENNERLY Alice E.
from Hollis R. LACROIX. Louise R. from, Emmett LAWRENCE. Ann from Allen W.
LIGHT. Louis from Anna. LONG. Beverley C. from Willard M.
MACK. Mattye L. from William. MARTINEZ. Jean from Gilbert R.
McGINTY. Arlene from Herbert R. MORAN. Birdie M. from Jack H.
MORJOSEPH. Bianca G. from Elias. MOSS. Clissy from Herschell.
NELSON. MURPHY. Delores M. from Gerald H. Edward NEWMAN.
Oren L. from Eliza M. O'NEIL. Fredric from Pauline P. PATTERSON.
Hilda C. from William M. PETERSON. Ella M. from Blaine B.
POLLACK. Baruch from Ethel L. PORTER. Jo Ane from Francis PRINCE. Elizabeth from RICHARDS.
Louella A. from Donald C. ROBERTS. Velma B. from H.
Paul. ROHR. Loraine from Rudy M. RUSSELL. Joan M.
from Thomas L. SACHETT. Eva M. from Robert J. SANCHEZ.
John from Mary L. SCHEINWALD. Kate from Charles. SCHUETZ. Flossie from Douglas.
SCHULER. Mae E. Roy E. SCROGGINS. Elzie from Bertha L.
SELGA. Isabel B. from Renito V. SHARP. Marthe A.
from Bertram L. Chafed Skin Smarting misery, amazingly relieved when medicated Resinol- -rich in lanolin applied to chafed skin. Lubricates, medicates, helps to heal. Bathe tender skin with mild Resinol Soap. OINTMENT and SOAP Deaths, Funeral Announcements SALVO, Mike a88 27.
of 10501 Burin Avenue, Inglewood, husband of lis V. Salvo, father of Della Marie Salvo, son of Mrs. Pauline Tadeis. Services Thursday, February 26, 1953, at 2 p.m., at chapel of Sawtelle tery. Please omit flowers.
SATTERWHITE, John W. Sr. Services 1 p.m. today the Chapel of the Pines, Venice Bouleyard at Catalina Street. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directora.
SATTLER, Fred beloved husband of Annie B. Sattier, father of George E. and Arthur E. King, brother of Anne 8. Hampl.
Services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Chapel at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuars, Hollywood Hills. SAXTON, Charles Edward, beloved hus. band of Katherine.
Services today. 11 a.m.. at UtterMcKinley's Strother Hollywood, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. SCHUBEL, Henty William, loving father of Mrs. William Shopp.
Services Thursday, p.m., in the Wens Di Stefano Mortuary, SHAPIRO, William, loving father of Mrs. Eloise Goldstone, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Glasband Mortuary, directors.
SMITH, Helen Salisbury, wife of Ray A. Smith, mother of Jim Salisbury, daughter of Mrs. W. C. Schuler, sister of Mrs.
Esther Helm. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at the temporary home of Reed TapSNEATH, Daisy Taft, of ley Geiger, 950 West Washington. Bronson Avenue, beloved mother of Richard T. Sneath, member ters of the Nile, past president Social Order of the Beauceant, also member of Hollywood Woman's Club. Services Thursday.
3:30 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SPENCER. Elmer beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Spencer, father of Mrs. J.
R. Cutler, brother of Mrs. Eva Diggins, grandfather of Gayle Alice and Gloria Jo Cutler. Services 12 noon Thursday, st Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Santa Monica Boulevard. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors.
STAMATE, Ira beloved husband Althea Lee Stamate, father of Mrs. Robert M. Monroe and Mary I. Stamate. brother of Lillian Light and Edward Stamate.
grandfather of Lani Beth and Kenneth Robert Monroe. Services Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. STANEK, Joseph Francis, beloved husband of Marguerite Stanek, brother of Rose Greehn and Sadie Steiner.
Services Thursday. 2 p.m.. at the Wayside Chapel, 1500 South Sepulveda Boulevard. Gates, Kingsley directors. SWEARINGEN, Libbie in San Anselmo, February 20, 1953, wife of the late Samuel P.
Swearingen, mother of Mrs. Philip P. Miller, sister of Mrs. Abbie A. Gerth and Mrs.
Katharine A. Pohl of Los Angeles. Private Funeral services were held Tuesday the Harry M. Williams Mortuary, San Rafael. SWENSON, Elin Maria.
Services Thursday 1:30 p.m. at the temporary home of Reed Tapley Geiger, 950 West Washington. VINCENT, Mrs. Ella. Joving mother of Herman, Donald, Albert and Irving Vincent.
Rosary this evening. 8 o'clock, at the Chapel of Cunningham 0'Connor, 850 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem High Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at St. Brigid's Church. Interment Holy Cross.
WAXMAN, Fannie. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at Greman Mortuary. WINGET, Glenn of Hermoss Beach, beloved husband of Florence, brother of Leslie J. and Gracyce W. Payne, both of Los Angeles.
Rosary 8 Catholie p.m. Thursday, Gregory's 9th and Norton, Los. Angeles. Mass Friday, 8:30 a.m., at St. Gregory's Church.
White Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Day Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Manhattan Beach, directors. FUNERAL DIRECTORS REED TAPLEY GEIGER Myron W. Reed. Reed, John M.
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CALENDAR Today Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Biltmore Bowl. Democratic Women luncheon, Biltmore Ballroom. Kiwanis Club luncheon, Biltmore re Music Room. Welfare Council luncheon, Biltmore Conference Room, 7. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S.
Coast and Geodetic Surver Moon QUAD Mar. 15 Mar. 22 Feb. 28 Mat. 8 WEDNESDAY, FEB.
25 Sun rises 6:27 a.m., sets 5:46 p.m. Moon mises 4:11 p.m.. sets 5:19 a.m. TIDES. LOS ANGELES HARBOR Feb.
Low High Low High 25 1:00 2.0 7:05 5.4 8:31 4.0 26 1:44 1.6 7:41 5.4 8:50 4.2 27 2:15 1.4 8:11 5.4 9:08 28 2:46 1.1 8:42 5.2 9:28 4.5 Mar. HAM 3:50 3:17 4:25 0.8 0.9 0.7 10:16 9:12 9:43 4.1 4.9 4.6 3:59 8:38 4:17 0.1 0.9 0.5 10:08 10:30 9:47 4.8 4.7 Tides are given in order of occurrence. First column column height in denotes feet time and second above or mean lower low water. Light-face type denotes a.m.. black-face p.m.
Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation End Chronie Dosing! Regain Normal Regularity This All -Vegetable Way! DIVORCES GRANTED SIATOS. Mary P. from Thomas J. SOTO. Gloria from Louis R.
SPARKMAN. Elizabeth A. from Glenn W. SPINDLER. Mary L.
from Leo T. TORRES. Rodolfo from Eva. TURNER. Velda from Walter.
TYLER. Rosario from George R. WARREN. Marian G. from Eugene WILLMAN.
Louise from David. WORTHAM. June M. from Forest. YEIER.
Arletha R. from Robert R. Deaths, Funeral Announcements ANDERSON, Anders G. Services today, 2:30 p.m., at Angelica Lutheran Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors, BAKER.
Orrin beloved husband of Jennie M. Baker, father of Josephine A. Fleming, Joyce R. Clarke, Irving S. and Perry G.
Baker. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, BASCOM, Clifford, beloved father of Herbert Blair Bascom and Mary Betty Davies, brother of Florence Hayek. Private services were held Tuesday. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
BIRDLEBOUGH. Walter beloved father of Helen Dugan. Doris Nelson, Otis and Everett Birdlebough, grandfather of Walter Dugan, Dolores Lawless, Harold, Steven, Michael and Charles Birdlebough, Robbie and Martha Nelson, also survived by 3 great-grandchildren. Services Thursday at 11 a.m., in the Church of the Recessional. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
BISANG. Casmir Mass today, 9 a.m., at St. Columbkille's Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors. BOXFORD, Mary B.
Services Friday at 2:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. BRODERICK. John Carroll, beloved father of Mrs.
Charlotte B. Robinson. beloved grandfather of Mrs. Carroll R. Trumbull.
Mrs. Mary R. Beck and Thomas J. Robinson Jr. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., Bade Mortuary, Tujunga.
CANNON, Dr. Joseph. Services 3 p.m. today at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Glasband Mortuary, directors.
CARNES, Claude beloved husband of Vera I. Carnes, brother of Everett S. and Carl Carnes, Ida McQueen and Leona Wilson. Services Friday at 11:30 a.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
CARR, Myrtle De Etta, beloved mother of Frances E. Baxter, sister of Fieldon, William H. and Jackson R. Carden and Lura Hastings, grandmother of Mary Frances Smith. Services Saturday at 1 p.m.
in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. CHEGWIDDEN, Walter W. Masonic services 3 p.m. Thursday under the auspices of Wilshire No.
445, at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood. COLE. Indiana beloved mother of Bertha M. Rider, Virginia B. Blake and Mars E.
Toy. grandmother of Charity E. McCoy, Virgina M. Hymer, Orville L. Travis, Marvin H.
Blake. Aileen M. Olquin, also survived by 9 great-grandchildren and 1 greatgreat-grandchild. Services Thursday. 12:30 a.m..
at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. COOPER, Alex Dean, beloved husband of Harriet M. Cooper, father of Margaret James L. and William C. Cooper.
Private services today. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. COYNE, Alfred beloved husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Coyne, father of Mrs. Patricia Ward and Daniel T.
Coyne. Rosary this evening, 7 o'clock, at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan temporary mortuary, 915 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass Thursday.
9 a.m., at St. Vincent's Church. CHAMBERLAIN, Karl of 3417 Yorkshire Road, Pasadena, February 24, 1953, survived by his wife Mrs. Grace Elliott Chamberlain. Services 3 p.m.
Thursday at the Chapel of the Gardens, Mountain View Mausoleum, 2300 North Marengo Avenue, Altadena. Turner Stevens Pasadena, directors. CRON, Frank. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Groman Mortuary, directors. DAIGNEAULT, Mrs.
Mabel, loving mother of John L. and Joseph J. Daigneault, sister of Marguerite and Leonard McGlinn. Rosary this evening, 8:30 o'clock. at the Wallace E.
White Howard J. Callanan temporary mortuary, 915 West Washington Boulevard. Requiem Mass Thursday, 8 a.m., at St. Cecilia's Church. DOUGHTY, Miss Irma Sara.
Services 4 p.m. Thursday at Plerce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. DOWE, Charlotte beloved mother Dorothy Schneider, grandmother of Robert Schneider. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., at Snyder's Southwest Mortuary. EDWARDS, Hugh R.
Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at Armstrong Family. EDWARDS, Major David Henry, U.S. Army. retired, of 10526 Butterfield Road, Los Angeles, passed away February 23 at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Long Beach, California, he is survived by his wife, Jane, 1 daughter. Elizabeth (wife of Commander Frederic Wilder Brooks U.S Navy, of New York City), and twin grandsons, David and Christopher Brooks.
Graveside services and interment Arlington National Cemetery, Wash. ington. D.C. FARREN, Charles tiler of Hollenbeck Lodge, No. 319, for 30 years.
Services at the Masonic Temple, 2130 East 1st Street. Thursday, February 26, at 2 p.m. Interment private. Gulick Mortuary, directors. FLYNN, Mrs.
Gladys B. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m.. at St. Thomas Church. Interment Denver, Colo.
Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan, directors. FOSSUM. Dorothy.
Services today, 2 p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HAVENSTEIN, Lillian Kettle, sister of Mrs. Bessie Jenkins and David Kettie. Services Thursday.
1 p.m.. at the Wheat Halverson Chapel, Huntington Park, Interment Hollywood Cemetery. HEMMER. Mr. Edward H.
Recitation of the Rosary, 8 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Friday at Blessed Sacrament Church, 6657 Sunset Boulevard. Interment Holy HILL, Cross.
Edith beloved mother of Donald E. and Arthur E. Hill, grandmother of Gary E. and Ronald Hill, sister of Geraldine Schreiber and Lillian Crummey. Recitation of the Rosary tonight.
8:45 p.m., in the Church of the Good Shepherd, Santa Monica and Bedford Drive, Beverly Hills. Requiem High Mass Thursday, 10 a.m., at the Church. ARTHRITIS So Relieved it is Practically Eliminated if you would like to know how covered from a severe case of arthritis, write to me for free booklet describing the treatment received. Address your card to: Gerhard McKee (retired fireman) 3756 Collis Ave. Los Angeles 32, Calif.
Deaths, Funeral Announcements HOLCOMB. Jennie beloved mother of Earl Holcomb, Helen Schoenen and Roy F. Holcomb. Services Thursday at 3 p.m., in the Little Church Of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
HOLLIDAY, Carmen beloved sister of Angelica T. Linck, Cella T. Dobbs and Julia T. Chenard. Rosary Thursday evening.
o'clock, at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Mass Friday, 10 a.m.. St. Brendan Church, 3rd and Van Ness. HUTCHENS, Garland, Services Friday, 1 p.m., the Chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Cemetery.
Mno Pierce Delmer A. Smith, directors. JARNAGIN, William N. Armstrong Family in charse. JOHNSON, Lillian.
Services Thursday, p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. JOHNSON, Earl, beloved husband of Hilgard D. Johnson, brother of Ardis Chambers. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m., in the Church of the Recessional.
Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. KERNER. William Merton, grandfather of Gordon E. Grable, Frank Webster and Kathern Holt. Services 3 p.m.
today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. KILBURN, Mary. Services today, 1 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. LEAVELL, Daniel beloved husband of Helen A. Leavell, son of Lou Leavell Wareham, brother of Mrs.
Anthony B. Danley, Services Thursday st 12 noon in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. LEVITT. Cella, beloved mother of Beniamin H.
Levitt, Mrs. Matthew M. Codon and Mrs. Alfred L. Tilzer, sister of Dr.
Charles L. Rubenstein, grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Services Thursday, 12 noon. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow Simons, directors.
LIEBMANN. Irma. Services today, 12. noon, Groman Mortuary. Interment Hillside Memorial Park.
LONG, Hattie, beloved mother of Charles LOng Jr. daughter of Mrs. Marie Schaf, grandmother of Leonard and Lorren Long. Funeral services Friday, 2 p.m., at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Cemetery.
Wilshire Funeral Home, Boggs Mashmeyer, directors. LUNHAM, Mrs. Gretchen Mitehell, of 1451 North Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena, February 23, 1953. Survived by 2 brothers, Norval W. Mitchell of Hollywood and John P.
Mitchell of Pasadena. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. today at the Chapel of Turner Stevens 95 North Marengo Avenue. Pasadena. Kindly omit flowers.
MAGGIO, Mrs. Domenica (Mrs. Mamie May). Requiem Mass today, 10 a.m., St. Thomas Church.
Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan, tors. MARSDEN, George, beloved husband of Vaudess, father of Jolene and Marcia. Services 11 a.m.
today at Praiswater Funeral Home, Van, Nuss. Interment Oakwood. MENARD. Raymond Gerald. Wenz Di Stefano Mortuar: In charge.
2730 North Broadway. MILLER. Irving. Services today, 1 p.m.. at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.
Groman Mortuary, directors. MORTON, Barbara Jean, of 9272 Valley View Avenue, Whittier, wife of Robert F. Morton. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at Calvary Baptist Church, Whittier. Siewert-Barber Funeral Home, directors.
OILAR, Harriet beloved wife of Forrest L. Oilar, mother of Harold R. Oilar, sister of Nellie Munson and Ralph Sense, grandmother of Raymond Randolph, Janet Elizabeth and Martha Helen Oilar. Services Friday at 10 a.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers.
Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. Family requests please omit flowers and make contributions to the missionaries. PHELPS. Mr. George loving husband of Mollie Phelps, father of Robert M.
Phelps, also survived by one grandson. Services 1 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. POWERS, Elizabeth beloved mother of Marie A. Dubach.
Gertrude P. McCarthy and Genevieve P. Croke. Services Friday at 1 p.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
PROUDFOOT, Grace beloved sister of Aaron J. Capp and Lulu L. Jillson. Services Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional.
Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. Please omit flowers. REED, Iva beloved mother of Walter Reed. Mrs. Virginia L.
Reed, and Lillian R. Cantor. grandmother of Joanne and Sandra Reed. Joan and Susan Cantor. Services Friday at 11 a.m.
in the Little Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. REID. Harry, father of Mrs. Lorraine Bachmann of Las Vegas.
Services this afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the White Callanan Mortuary, 915 West Washington. REZNICK, Sarah, nee of Riverside. beloved wife of Dr. Samuel, dear mother of David. daughter of Abraham and Bessie, sister of Bernard and Morris.
Services Thursday, 11 Jaffee Memorial, 939 West Washing. ton. Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Inf. RI-0381, RONAN, Genevieve of San Marino, widow of the late Patrick Ronan.
Rosary tonight, 7:30 p.m.. at the Chapel of the W. B. Temple MorMonrovia. Requiem Mass Thursday.
9:30 a.m.. at St. Therese Church. Alhambra Road and Vega Street. Alhambra.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. ROSEMANN, William. of 1020 Palm Drive. Hermosa Beach, survived by his wife Marie. Funeral services will be held at the White Day Funeral Chapel, Hermosa Beach, 2.
p.m.. Thursday, Rev. Richard J. S. Parker, officiatins.
ROYER. Frank. beloved uncle of Mrs. Hortense Mills. Services Thursday at 2 p.m.
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