WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Far Thursday. Nev. 8, 1962) about 400 miles southwest of Kodiak movting eastward into the gulf. High pressure continues over the Rockies and extends westward to Northern California, then southwestward through a high center about 500 miles west of Los Angeles. Rain is occurring along the Washington coast with considerable cloudiness southward along the Oregon and California coasts, and local fog is reported south of San Francisco.
NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Extensive cloudiness caused by a storm north of the Great Lakes and its southward trailing frontal zone was found from the Gulf States northward through the Great Lakes region and eastward to the Appalachians. A band of steady light rain and a few thundershowers broke out to the rear of the front from extreme eastern Texas through most of Arkansas into western parts of Tennessee and Kentucky. Further north, widely scattered showers fell through the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions with the rain turning to snow in the colder air streaming southward over the upper Great Lakes. Skies were the rule from the Plains westward to the Pacific Coast and along coastal sections of the Middle North Atlantic States as huge high-pressure cenhers off the Mid-Atlantic Coast and over the Central Rockies controlled the weathAn exception was a patch of clouds that began moving into the Pacific Northwest late in the day as a weak front toward the shoreline. Light to tmoderate rain began to fall on Northwest Washington at sundown.
mercury failed to rise above freezIng over the extreme upper Midwest today and chilly 30s and 40s occurred Through the northern tier of states from North Dakota to Maine. At the other end of the scale the warm 80s covered the southwest deserts and 70s brought warmth to southern parts of Texas and Florida. The rest of the nation had 50s and 60s for the most part. LOCAL Wednesday's maximum and minimum temperatures Southern California points as reported the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather Bureau were as follows: Station- Max.
Min. Los Angeles 79 54 L.A. Airport 67 57 Avalon Harbor 56 Seaumont 55 Bakersfield 49 Big Bear Lake 20 Bishop 30 Blythe Burbank 86 55 Campo Culver City 69 Daggett El Centro Fresno Lake Arrowhead Long Beach Montebello Mt. Mt. Baldy Wilson Notch 68 70 Needles 83 Newport 65 55 Northridge 89 Ontario 87 Palmdale 78 Palm Springs 95 Pasadena Paso Robles 88 Riverside Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Gabriel San Pedro Santa Ana Santa Barbara 53 Santa Maria Santa Monica Pier 55 Thermal Torrance 49 Twentynine Palms 53 Victorville Warner Springs 60 38 OVER TEMPERATURES THE NATION AND PRECIPITATION WEDNESDAY PrecipiStation- Max.
Min. tation Albany, N.Y. 44 28 Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston, W.Va. Chicago Cincinnati .05 Cleveland Columbus, 0. Denver Moines Detroit Duluth Eureka Paso Flagstaff Worth Galveston Grand Junction delena Indianapolis Mackson, Miss.
lacksenville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Medford, Ore. Memphis Alami Beach Aidiand. Tex. Ailwaukee 2n. Ainneapolls-St.
Paul New Orleans York Platte )klahoma City Omaha Philadelphia fortland, Me. Portland, Ore. taleich FORECASTS Los Angeles and Vicinily: Low clouds and foe spreading in from coast night and early morning hours but mostly sunny after midmornings today and Friday. High Today near 78. Southern California: Mostly sunny today and Friday but night and early morning fog and low clouds near the coast.
Not much temperature change. Southern California Coastal Valleys: Some tarly morning fog lower portions. otherwise hety sunshine today and Friday. High today 78 to 88. Sauthern California Intermediate alleys: Mostly sunny today and Fridey.
Highs today 30 to 88. Southern California Mountain Are a $: Sunny today and Friday. Not much femperature change. Southern California Interior and Desert Regions: Sunny today and Friday. Highs today 70 to 80 upper valleys, 82 to 92 er valleys.
Santa Barbara and Vicinity: Consider. able low cloudiness and fog but mostly sunny afternoons today and Friday. Litfie temperature change, Santa Monica Bay Area: Considerable low cloudiness and fog, but mostly sunny afternoons today and Friday. High today near 67. San Bernardino Valley: Mostly sunny today and Friday.
Highs today 82 to 88. Imperial and Coachella Valleys IncludIns Palm Springs: Sunny today and Friday. Highs today 88 to 92. San Fernando Valley: Sunny today and mostly sunny Friday but some cloudiness or fog late tonight and Friday morning. Not quite so warm Friday.
San Francisco Bay Area: Partly cloudy today after morning fog. Cloudy Friday. High today 67. Northern and Central California: MostTy cloudy in north portion. Occasional rain in extreme north today spreading to vicinity of Santa Rosa and Chico Friday.
Generally fair in central portion but local morning fog. Cooler in most inland areas. Mount Area: Occasional rain likely today and Friday. Cooler. Sierra Nevada: Partly cloudy today.
Rain likely Friday in vicinity of Highway 40 northward. Cloudy elsewhere. Cooler Friday. Sacramento Valley: Partly cloudy today. Local morning fog at south end.
Cloudy Friday with occasional rain in vicinity of Chico northward. High today 64 to 69. San Joaquin Valley: Generally fair today but with local fog during night and morning. Increasing cloudiness Friday. High 65 to 72.
Salinas Valley: Fair today except for local morning fog. Increasing cloudiness Friday. High today 65 to 75, Santa Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Fog during night and morning but mostly fair otherwise today and Friday. High 65 to 69. Monterey Bay Area: Fog in night and morning but mostly fair otherwise today becoming cloudy Friday.
High today 60 to 65. Extreme Southern Nevada: Generally sunny today and Friday, High temperatures today 67 to 77. COASTAL WEATHER Cape Blanco to Point Conception: Southerly wind 20 to 30 knots in extreme north early today. Wind south to southwest to west 12 to 25 knots otherwise through Friday. Occasional rain in extreme, north today spreading to vicinity of Point Rey.
es Friday. Local fog in night and morning. Increasing cloudiness in north portion. Point Conception to Mexican Border: Light variable winds becoming westerly 8 to 15 knots in afternoons today and Friday. Considerable low cloudiness and fog but mostly sunny afternoons.
Little temperature change. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY A 998-millibar low center near the northern tip of Vancouver Island is moving east northeast. A weather front extends south and southwestward from the low to Hawaii with a second weak low developing about midway between San Francisco and Honolulu. A deep low centered in the Northern Gulf of Alaska is filling with a second low centered Teamster Fund Figure Denied Plea on Appeal Los Angeles Times News Service WASHINGTON Chief Justice Warren 1 has denied plea by Benjamin Dranow, a key figure in Teamsters Unlion pension fund loans and a fugitive from justice, for an extension of time for filing an appeal. The Justice Department said this means that if and when Dranow is apprehended, he will be sent directly to prison to start serving a seven-year sentence for mail fraud and bankruptcy Dranow's close connection with Teamsters Union pension fund loans under federal investigation has been reat vealed in several exclusive Los Angeles Times articles.
Appeal Denied His appeal from the fraud convictions, growing out of bankruptcy of a Minneapolis department store on which had obtained Teamster and welfare loans, was denied by the 8th cuit Court of Appeals. The 30-day period in which to apply for a writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court expired Monday. Dranow's attorney filed an application for a 30-day extension. The however, Justice Department, filed a emorandum that Dranow has been a fugitive since he failed appear Oct.
16 before U.S. Judge Gunnar for H. Nordbye in Minneapolis setting of a trial date on new mail and wire fraud charges. Disqualified Self Associate Justice Byron White normally would have handled the application, but he disqualified himself because of his involvement with the case while a member of the Justice Department. Chief Justice Warren then considered the application.
He denied it Tuesday because of Dranow's fugitive status. Businessman Accused in Theft Case A North Hollywood businessman was among 11 men indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday for the theft of $269,000 worth of radio equipment. in from Arizona. two Air Norman Nathan Semler, 43, of Semler Industries 6919 Lankershim was taken into custody at his office by the FBI and held under $25,000 bond. An indictment returned by a federal grand jury in Phoenix charged Semler and seven airmen stationed in Arizona with conspiracy.
Semler allegedly paid 000 for the equipment, which was reported stolen during an eight-month period from Davis-Monthan Air Base, Tucson, and Luke Air Base, Phoenix. Semler will be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Theodore J. Hocke today. USC Engineering Seminar Slated The fourth annual industrial engineering seminar sponsored by USC and four greater Los Angeles chapters of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers will be held at 9 a.m.
Saturday at Founders Hall, on the USC Lamberti, vice presiIdent of operations, automotive division of Studebaker will address a luncheon of the meeting, speaking on "Management and the Industrial Engineer." Rescue Plane Crashes MANILA (PA U.S. Navy amphibious rescue plane crashed into Subic Bay Tuesday while making routine water landing, but its five crew members were not hurt, a Navy spokesman said. Among them was Hall E. Johnson, radioman, of ADVERTIsem*nT "STARVATION" REDUCING CAN BRING CONSTIPATION -and make you feel weak! But taking ordinary laxatives can make you feel even weaker! For thousands, the most satisfactory way to relieve constipation is to take NUJOL. Not a mere lubricant, NUJOL emulsifies in intestines to increase moisture retention, thus add bulk for easier elimination.
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Los Angeles Times NOV. Ill 15 Weather Conditions Nov. 7, 1962 A DA 52 SEATTLE HELENA 55 DES 0 040 CHICAGO 61 OMAHA 69 WICHITA ST. SAN FRANCHICO 62 86 ALBUQUERQUE ATLANTA LOS ANGELES PHOENIX FT. WORTH Data From WEATHER CURTAU 64 NEW ORLEANS U.S.
co WEATHER FRONTS WARM COLD FORECAST OCCLUDED For Daytime Thursday STATIONARY I WIND MAX. TEMPERATURE 60 figures Show High Temperatures Expected NATION'S WEATHER- map, based on United States Weather Bureau information, summarizes latest weather conditions, Figures beside cities indicate the maximum temperature. Shading indicates area in which measurable rain has fallen. The circled letters indicate high and low barometric pressure. Station- Max.
Min. tation Rapid City 50 36 Red Bluff Reno Richmond Sacramento St. Louis .03 Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco St. Ste. Marie Seattle Spokane Tampa-St.
Petersburg Tucson Washington, D.C. Winslow Wichita Yellowstone Yuma 56 HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 85 67 ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage 35 15 Fairbanks 25 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary Edmonton Montreal I. Ottawa Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver 30 57 .02 FOREIGN CITIES City- Weather Temp. Athens Partly cloudy 48 Berlin Partly cloudy 52 Bermuda cloudy 68 Casablanca Cloudy 57 Dublin Cloudy Havana cloudy 80 Kingston Cloudy London Clear Madrid Cloudy 46 Moscow Cloudy 39 Oslo Cloudy Rain Paris Stockholm cloudy Tokyo Partly cloudy Vienna Partly cloudy VITAL RECORD Deaths Funeral Announcements ABRAMSON, Yetta. Services Friday, 1 p.m., at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.
Groman Mortuary, directors. ANDERSON, Allie Taylor, beloved mother of Georgia C. Anderson and Walter Karp and John Anderson of Okinawa; grandmother of Diana Beardsley and John Anderson sister of Mrs. Charles Weisgerber. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., at Reed Tapley Geiger.
ANDRESEN, Ruth Margaret, beloved wife of Andrew Andresen, loving mother of Marion Sederberg, Virginia McGowin, Peggy Cherry and Andrew L. Andresen. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at the Country Chapel, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. Pierce Brothers' halla.
directors. BARTON, Agnes H. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. BAXTER, Annie beloved mother of Mrs. Gardner Pond, Mrs.
Volney Brown, Mrs. Vivian Gardner and Mrs. Barbara Kelly. Services 11 a.m. Thursday at Westwood Memorial Park Chapel, 1218 Glendon Ave.
Interment in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, San Francisco. PierceHamrock Mortuary, directors. BERETZ, Julius, beloved husband of Betty Beretz, dear son Dora Beretz of Long Beach, loving father of Elaine Ritterband. Services Friday, 3 p.m., at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors.
BLACHMAN, Jacob, beloved husband of Celia, fond father Dr. Louis E. Blachman and Jean E. Light of Los Angeles. and Harry A.
Blachman of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, brother of Anna Goldstein, Lillian Smith, Lewis Blachman and Jennie Myers, all of Cleveland, Ohio; grandfather of 7, greatgrandfather of 16. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. BOAL. "Jerry" Geraldine, beloved wife of Allen E.
Boal mother of Randall D. and Terry H. Boal, sister of John Glenn. Services at 10 a.m. Friday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale.
Forest Lava Mortuary in charge. BOULGER, John husband of Kathryn Boulger, loving father of Robert E. Boulger of Torrance, brother of Margaret Leake; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Recitation of Rosary Friday, 8 p.m., at St. John's Church, 60th and Victoria.
Requiem Mass Saturday, at John's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Mispagel Mor. tuary, directors. COOPER, Amelia Addie.
Services 1 p.m. Friday at Pierce Fred A. Turner, Alhambra. COSGROVE, Robert James. Recitation of Rosary 7:30 p.m.
Thursday at Precious Blood Catholic Church. Requiem Mass 8 a.m. Friday at above church. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. DEATHERAGE, Robert Fant, beloved husband of Hazel P.
Deatherage, father of Mary Jean Cromp. ton, Roberta Huether and Mildred Weber, brother of Blanche Deatherage and Hunter Deatherage; also survived by grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Services Friday, 11:30 a.m., Hillside Church, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary directing. DEWEY, Eva DON Pierce James Brothers' Los of Angeles.
Woodland Hills, survived passed away Nov. 6, 1962: by his beloved wife Hollis; a brother, Bernard J. Donahoe of Burbank: 2 sisters. Mrs. Clara Mattera of Lawndale and Mrs.
Agnes Upson of Culver City. Recitation of Rosary, 8 p.m.. Friday, Nov. 9, at St. Francis De Sales Church.
Sherman Oaks. Requiem Mass Saturday. 10 a.m. at above church. Interment San Fernando Mission Cemetery, I Lorenzen Mortuary, Reseda, directors.
DOW Samuel late of 331 South Rampart, passed away Nov. 5, Services Thursday, 1 p.m., at Pierce Brothers Los Angeles, 720 West Washington. Interment Inglewood Park Cemetery. EVANS. Wide beloved mother of Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Hyde, sister of Mrs. Mary C. Shaw, Mrs. Jessie P.
Trask, Mrs. Kathryn Beasley and Victor H. Kendrick, grandmother of Frederic Robert K. and Jonathan E. Hyde.
Services at 2 p.m. Saturday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. OBITUARIES Mrs. Minnie Witzka Services for Mrs.
Minnie Gipp Witzka, 62, will be conducted today at 1 p.m. in Pierce Fred A. Turner Alhambra Chapel, followed by interment in Roosevelt Cemetery. Born in California, Witaka lived at 3628 Rosemead, and died Sunday. She leaves her husband, Arthur; two sons, Ralph and Walter Langley; three sisters and one brother.
Mrs. Bessie Hosmon 76, Mrs. of Bessie Maria Hosmon, Wednesday morning. Services are pending at Funeral Home, 1030 Jefferson Blvd. She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Hampton L. Worthy and Mrs. Bessie Carr; a sister, Pauline Stokley, and a brother, Harold Lloyd. Interment will be at Rosedale Cemetery. James G.
Henshel Services for Garfield Henshel, 76, of James, Harper Ave. will be conducted today a 2 p.m. by Groman Mortuary Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Interment will follow in Hillside. Mr.
Henshel was an orchestra leader and theatrical agent, a member of Chicago Masonic Lodge 437 Chicago Cheviot Federation Hills of B'nai Musicians, Lodge Hollywood Comedy Club, Hollywood Local 47 sicians Union, and Chicago sonic Club of Los Angeles. leaves his wife, Hilda. Jack Baldwin Services for Jack Baldwin, 2 62, will at be the conducted today at p.m. Utter-McKinley Huntington Park Mortuary. Interment will follow at inglewood Park Cemetery.
A native of California, Mr. Baldwin was in born in the La Cienega Ranch He leaves his wife, Barbara; a son, Edward and a step-son, Hugh G. Gunter. Charles Molnar Sr. Services for the Rev.
Charles Molnar 71, of 3210 67th will be conducted Saturday at 10 a.m. at the American Baptist Church, 380 43rd St. Interment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Broadway Hills. Mortuary is in charge. Born In Rumania, Mr.
Molnar had lived here 21 years. He was pastor of a Baptist church in Rumania and upon coming to the United States served as pastor Baptist churches in New Jersey. Ohio and California. Mr. Molnar was pastor of the Immanuel Magyar Baptist Church of Los Angeles from 1941 to 1949.
He leaves his wile. Merr: son, the Rev. Charles Molnar Jr. of Canoga Park; stepsons, Joseph and Gabriel Hill of Los Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. Laszlo Lukacs of Hungary; and a sister, Mrs.
Julia Oravetz, also of Hungary. 1,200 Will Attend 'Pal Day' Ceremonies More than 600 servicemen from 55 bases and patients from Sawtelle and Brentwood VA Hospitals will be among 1,200 persons attending the seventh annual USOJewish Welfare Board's "Pal Day," sponsored by B'nai B'rith, at the Moulin Rouge Sunday at 4 p.m. funeral Directors Groman Mortuaries JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS Los Angeles RI. 8-2201 San Fernando Valley TR. 7-0335 We Serve MORE Jewish Families than any other mortuary in So.
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Or get larger size at big saving! Action on Probation Officer Test Postponed County civil service missioners Wednesday postponed action for one ajon determining results of an examination for officer. Commissioners said they needed more time to study a legal opinion on whether zero scores allotted to all nine candidates for the have to "averaged in" in perior confit judges would 000-a-year by two Suestablishing a civil service list. A letter from the county probation officers' union, Stereotype Superintendent of Times Dies Clyde Wells, 60, superinCir-tendent of The Los Angeles Times stereotype department, died Wednesday at his home, 6814 Rockhold San Gabriel. Born in Iowa, Mr. Wells had been with The Times since 1936.
He leaves his 'wife, Florence. Funeral services are pendtoling at Pierce Bros. Mortuary. the entire tion be held over again, also will come up for action next Wednesday. Gen.
Kier, Five Others Survive Plane Crash Deaths, Funeral Announcements Rabbi Zelik Osher. Services Thursday, 11 a.m., at Groman Mortuary. PERGUSON, Lillian K. beloved wife of Raymond H. Ferguson, loving mother of Anne E.
Ferguson and Kathryn Smoyer. Services 11:30 a.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw, 4601 Crenshaw Blvd. FORREST. Earl.
Cunningham O'Connor, directors, FUNK, Nina Louise, beloved sister of Ida Martinson. Edwards Services Mortuary. Brothers' Friday, Elton Isbell Colonial lil charge. GARERI, Alfonso, beloved husband of Mary Gareri, loving father of Joe F. Gareri.
Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m., at Pierce Bros. Simone. Mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at All Saints Church. GRAY, Services Michael M. and interment Philadelphia, Pa.
Groman Mortuary, directors. GRAY, Vay beloved mother of Edmund, Charles and Robert Gray. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m., at Utter-McKinley's Viewpark. GREENBERG, Anne Irene, beloved wife of Edward, mother of Stanley Burton and Roland Maurice Greenberg, daughter of Joseph and Rose Molin, sister of Samuel James Molin. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel.
Glasband Mortuary, directors. HARVESTINE, John Ella loving beloved of Ralph R. Harvestine, Mrs. Olga Arteche and Mrs. Katherine Smolik: also survived by 6 grandchildren and 7 greatgrandchildren.
Services 11 a.m. Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church, 987 South Gramery Place. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. (Omaha, papers please copy.) HENSHEL, James G. (Jimmie).
Services today, 2 p.m., at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. HODGE, Lewis David C. son Hodge, of 4536 Mr. and Maycrest Los Angeles 32.
Services Friday, 3 p.m., Nov. 1962, front the Garden Chapel, Pierce Brothers' Fred A. Turner, 1000 Fremont South Pasadena. (Please omit flowers.) JACOBS, Anna. Services Thursday, 10 a.m., at Glasband Mortuary, KARNICKE, Recitation Walter.
of Rosary 8 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers-Gulick, 4556 East Olympic. quiem Mass, 9 a.m. Saturday, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, East 3rd and Rowan Ave. KATZ, Richard beloved husband of Mercedes, loving son of Benie, brother of Milton, Laura Quint and Trudy Weiner.
Services Thursday, 12 noon, at the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. KLEINMAN, Henry, beloved husband of Ethel (Taffy) Kleinman, loving father of David Kleinman. Services Thursday, 12 noon, at the Groman Mortuary. KRAEMER, Gustave beloved husband of Elizabeth Kraemer.
Services Monday, at chapel of Bresee 'Brothers Gillette. KRAKOWSKI, Martin M. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at the Hollywood Cemetery el. Groman Mortuary, directors. KRUGER, Rose.
Groman Eden Mortuary, directors. 11500. Sepulveda San Fernando Valley, KUHNLE, Wesley. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. LA PLANTE, William J.
Cunningham O'Connor, directors. MALDONADO, Alejandrina. Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. MILLER, Mary Bernice. Services Friday, 11 a.m., at Snyders Southwest Mortuary.
(Contributions your favorite MONTER, charity preferred.) Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood. MOREL, Isabelle beloved sister of Mrs. Helen B. Pierce and Henry Morel, aunt of Mrs. Gladys L.
Benjamin. Services at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.
PINKERTON, widow Ruth of the age 84, belate Dr. Benjamin G. Pinkerton. loving mother of Marie Granger, Ruth Young. Margaret Mathews and Portia Jensen: also survived by 11 grandchildren and 16 greatgrandchildren.
Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers' Crenshaw. 4601 Crenshaw Blvd. POULOS, Gust, of Sepulveda, husband of Sophie, father of Mrs. Estelle Winter, George, James and John Poulos and James Frankos.
Trisagion service 8 p.m. Wednesday at J. T. Oswald Reseda Mortuary. Funeral serv-1 ices p.m.
Thursday at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. QWAN, Chue Git, of 321 Pler Hermosa Beach. Services Sunday, p.m., In the White Day Funeral el, Hermosa Beach. Interment will folow in the Chinese Cemeterv.
RHODES. Eunice, beloved mother of Rev. John D. Rhodes, Harold Rhodes and Albert Johnson. Services Friday, 10 a.m., W.
A. Brown Mortuary, directed by White Funeral Home. RICHARDSON, Frank E. beloved husband of Florence G. Richardson.
Funeral services a p.m.. at the chapel of the Chimes, Inglewood Park Ceme tery. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. RIVERA. Antonio M.
Recitation of 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Pierce Broth4556 East Olympic. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, Herbert and Union Pacific Street. Los Angeles SASAKI.
Samaichi, beloved father of Harry and Satoshi in Japan. Services 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9, at 119 North Central Ave. Mortuary, directors.
Ruth Ann, beloved daughter of Mrs. Eiray Sayies, sister of Mrs. Ted Kaiser, niece of Mrs. Ruth Moon. Recitation of Rosary Thursday.
8 p.m., at St. Gregory Catholic Church, 906 South Bronson. Requiem Mass Friday, 8:15 a.m.. at above church. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors, Deaths, Funeral Announcements SHARP, Fanny, nee Scheeter, beloved wife of the late William, devoted mother of Albert Philadelphia, Nathan of Bridge ton, N.J., Rose Goldstein, Schneider, car Frank, of Jeanette Levittown, Edward of Philadelphia and Sidney, sister of Benjamin of Atlantic City and Sam of St.
Petersburg, grandmother of 15, great grandmother of 2. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., at the Chapel. Hillside Malinow Memorial Silverman Park Mortuary, directors. SHERIDAN. Mrs.
Caroline A. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. SHUBB, Gertrude, beloved mother of Robert, Richard and Michael Shubb. Services Friday, 10 a.m., at Temple Beth Hillel, 12326 Riverside Drive, North Hollywood. Malinow Silverman Mortu ary, directors.
STEELMAN, Anna, beloved wife of the late Alex Steelman, of Dorothy Green and Lillian Kopf, sister of Alex Burns; also survived by 3 grandsons. Services Friday, 10 a.m., at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Malinow Silverman Mor. tuary, directors. TAYLOR, Mary beloved mother of Dorothy Doolittle, Mary Shonafelt and Jack' S. Taylor: also survived by grandchildren.
Services Saturday, 10 a.m., at the Church Hills, Forest Lawn, Brothers' Hollywood Hills. Pierce Valhalla, directors. TILSNER, Ferdinand 0.,. beloved husband Louise Tilsner, father of Herbert L. and Arthur E.
Tilsner, brother of Fred Tilsner: also survived by 3 grand-" children and 1 great-granddaughter. Services Saturday, a.m., Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery, Reed Tapley Geiger, directors. UNDERWOOD, Clarkson E. Services Friday, 10 a.m., the Rainbow Chapel. Armstrong Family, directors.
VIVIAN, William Milton, father W. L. Vivian. Mildred Benson. Marilyn Walton, brother Annie Wildenthall and Fannie Barnett.
Services Friday, 2:30 p.m., the Rose Hills Mortuary Chapel, Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Rose Hills Mortuary recting. WATSON, Helen of 3529. Pacific Manhattan Beach; beloved sister of Abbie Gilmour, aunt of Thomas Gilmour and Jean Erlemann. Services Friday, 12 noon, the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills.
White Day a Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Manhattan Beach, rectors. WEIL, Harold beloved husband of Florence Weil, father Sheldon and Andra brother of Emalyee Goldman; also survived by grandchild Stacy. Services Friday, 11:30 a.m., Mount Sinai Memorial Park Chapel. Mount Sinai Mortuary in charge. YAKIMOV, Zena.
Services Thursday, 11 a.m., the Hillside Memorial Park Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. YOMTOB, Rachael. Services 11 a.m. Thursday Sholom Memorial Park.
Willen Valley Mortuary, directors, 5948 Van Nuys Bl. ZION. Effie sister of Rose Shock. Services Friday, 1 p.m., at Mater Mortuary, Alhambra. OBITUARY May we inform the friends of MO SHAFIYOON (electronic engineer) and his family of his sudden death due to a car accident in Long Beach on Nov.
4. 1962. There will be a gathering in Mo's memory Sunday, Nov. 11, 1962, between 1 and 5 p.m. at Iran House.
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Coast and Geodetic Survey MOON Nov. 26 Dec. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 THURSDAY, NOV.
Sun rises 6:18 a.m.. sets 4:55 p.m. Moon rises 3:13 p.m., sets 2:25 a.m. TIDES AT LOS ANGELES HARBOR Nov. High L.ow High Low 6:20 5.5 12:34 1.6 $6:27 5.0 Low High Low High 12:33 0.2 6:53 6.0 0.1 5.0 10 1:12 0.4 7:20 6.4 1:50 0.7 8:04 6.7 12 2:29 1.1 8:41 a 3:00 6.6 3:49 2.0 10:00 6.3 911:54 3.9 Sea Temperatures: Lone Beach, 43; Santa Monica, 62.
p.m. Enjoy quick retinf and speedily remove aching come with thin, cushionEng Dr. Scholl's Zinor pada. Cost but a Scholls Lino pads Los Angeles Times News Service TWENTY-NINE PALMS. The military equivalent of a DC-6 airliner crashed and on takeoff at the Marine Corps base here Wednesday but all six of its crew and passengers escaped injury.
Maj. Gen. A. R. Kier, commanding general of the Air Fleet Marine Force Pacific, was among those who escaped, Flames destroyed the aircraft.
The Marines designate the aircraft as an R5D. It had barely lifted off the runway on a projected flight to El Toro Marine Air Station when it nosed over and crashed, the base information officer reported. The crash occurred at 11:20 a.m. Others aboard were identified as Maj. B.
A. Via, a Capt. Hertberg, aide to the al; 1st Lt. T. E.
Stimson, Sgt. Hughes and a Sgt. ret. COMMUNITY CHEST'S SCHOOL DRIVE SLATED School officials and 500 volunteers Wednesday set the Community Chest appeal in local schools for Nov. 13 through 19.
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