I I OVER-THE-COUNTER TER NASD Listings for Tuesday, May 7, 1963 INDUSTRIALS Plastik Pak Rents Acme Electric Ailied Properties 2.25 pl Allied Prop Cv of Altamil Am Bids Maint Indust American Express 1.40 Amer Pipe Const Amer Rbr Plastics Applied Physics Corp Arden Farms 1 Arden Farms pi Ariz Agro Chem .32 Arizona Bancorp Arrewherd Puritas Astrodata Inc Atlas Hotels Ine Automatic Retailers Automation Indust Avon Products 1.80 Aztec Oil Gas Avery Adhesive Products Barton Instrum Corp Babco*ck Electronics Bayless Markets .60 Bekins Van Storage Bemis Bros Bak Benson-Lehner Berkshire Hathoway Beryllium Corp Bon Ami Co Bonanza Airlines Boston Capital Botany Indostries Bourns Inc Bowater Paper Bowmar Instrument Brunswig Drug Buffums Inc .40 Burgmaster Corp Calif Computer Prods Calif Interstate Tel Calif Liquid Gas .30 Calit Pac Utilities Calif Water Service Calif Water Tel .72 Campus Casuals of Calif Canadian Sup Oil Cannon Electric Cap For Tech Inds Ine Cascade Natural Gas Cp Central Telephone 1s Century Properties Chemical Contour Citizens Util A Citizens Util Coca Cola LA Coleman Engineer Colo Interst Gas 1.25 Colo Oil Gas Colo Oil Gas pt 1.25 24 Celwell Co Comwith Oil Ref .25 Consol Freightways .40 Consol Rock Prods .80 Cornet Stores .45 Cosmodyne Corp Cyprus Mines 1.20 Delhi Taylor Dial Finance Diversa Inc Diversa Inc 1.29 Deb Corp Dres ten-Barnes .05 Ducommun Ine Dun Bradstreet 1.10 Dyme Industries 29 Eldon Industries Electrada Corp Electre Instr Electronic Cap Electronics Ens Electronics Intel Cap Endevco Carp Ets Hokin Galvin Family Record Plan Farmer Bros Fed Mart Fed Sign Signal Fed Sign Sig cv pl Filon Corp First Boston Corp 8.50 42 Products Ltd Four Star TV 73 Frito-Lay Inc .60 Futterman Corp .60 Gas Service 1.80 Gen Tel pf .90 191 Gen Tel 5 pf 1 Gen Tel pt 1.10 Genisco .30 Gertsch Gilfillan Corp Glickman Corp .965 Grinnell Corp Hamilton Mgt .428 International Industries Interstate Bake 1.40 Interstate Interstate Eng Bake .50 4.80 87 Interstate Host .40 Interstate Mfr Frt .60 Interstate Vending Iowa Public Cve Co Itek Corp Andrew Jergens .60 Jurgensen Grocery .25 Kaiser Steel Kaiser Steel pf 1.46 Kentucky Utilities 1.72 Kinetics Corp Knudsen Creamery 18 Koehring Co .20 LA Drug Co .60 Laguna Niguel Langendorf Bakery Layne Bowler Lone Star Steel Corp Lucky Lager 1s Lucky Stores Store Fixtures .40 Macco Corp .60 Macco Realty Co Marine Capital Corp .27 Market Basket 1 Marshall Industries Mattel Inc .40 Maxson Electronics .20 Mayfair Markets McLouth Steel Merchants FM Line .80 Microdot Inc Mid-Amer Pipeline Midland Capital Miss Pat Missiles System Corp Morrison Knudsen 1.60a Nalleys Inc .20 National Propane Neiman Marcus .70 Nevada Northern Gas New Eng 1.32 Oceanarium Inc .60 Ore-Ida Foods Inc Pabst Brew .50 Pacific Airmotive Pac Mercury TV Pac Outdoor Adv .60 10 Pac Power Light 1 Pac SW Airlines Pac Veg Oil Corp .80 Palomar Mort Co .408 Parker Hannifin .64 Pauley Petroleum Pepsi Cola United .30 Permanent Filter Personal Prop Leas Pioneer Nat Gas .96 Pocket Books Inc Portland Gen Elec Potash Co of Am .25 Premier Corp of Am Producing Prop Products Research Pub Sve of NM .72 Purex Corp ,48 27 Rantec Corp Republic Supply .60 Resiflex Laboratory .36 Prier Asked Asked I Rocket Jet Eng Rose Marie Reid Reddy Recreation Reckwell Mig Ca Royal Dute Pet NY 1.38 Royal Industries Santa Scantlin Fe Drilling Electronics Scott Foreman Searle Sees Servonic Candy Shops Instruments Sierra Pac Power Smith Indus .30 So Calif Water Union Gas Southwest States Rarch Tel Gas Gas 1.44 Mart Ens Spring Street Capital Stainless Steel Pries State Exeteration Straza Industries Sunset House Dist Streiee Susquehanna of Call! Cere Systron Donner Tamar Elec Ind Ine Tappan Co 1.108 Teion Ranch .600 Teledyne Ine Texas Am Oil Carp Texize Chemicals Ine Thermal Power Thompson Fiber DrUgS Time Ine Times Mirror .58 Transcon Lines Transcent Gas Pipe Carp Tussen Gas United Electrodynamics I us Leasing US servateria United Servomation Urethane Cp Cal Utah Censt 1Mm 1.488 Van Camp Sea FO .50 VSI .80 Waddell Reed 31 Warren Warner Bros Swasey .90 1.80 Wash Nat Gas 1.16 Del Waste Wayne Wellington King Mfg Webb Mgt .445 Inc .800 Weatherford 24 Western Nat Gas .25 131 Western Publishing Co ,72 13 Westgate-Cal A .158 Westland Capital Weyerhaeuser Co 1.20 Wham-0 Mis Wiaff Co (Norman) .40 Winchell House 18 Wrather Corp Zero Wyle Mis Labs Co 4 EASTERN BANKS Bankers Trust 1.80s Chase Manhattan 2.60 84 Chem Bank NT Tr 2.80 Cont NS ChI First Net Bk Chi 1.60 83 First Net City Bk 3s 104 107 Frankiin Nat Bk NY Irving Trust 1.60s 49 Meadow Brk Nat Bk Mfrs Hanover Trust 581 61 Morgan Guaranty 4 WESTERN BANKS Am Nat Bk San Ber 1.308 10 Arizona Bank 15 Bank of America Bankof Cal SF 1.60 Century Bank 15 Citizens NB LA 1.808 96 I City NB of BH Continental Bank Crocker Angle Bank 1.40 Fidelity Bank 37 First NT Bank of SD 1 First Western 1a Manufacturers Bk Nat 8k SF 1.40 Pac State Bank Peoples Bank 26 26 San Fernando Val 8k Santa Monica Bank .00 251 Sec First Net LA 1.60 80 Union Bank LA 1.286 85 United Calif Bank 1.60 64. US Nat Sk SD 4 Valley NB Phoenix Wells Fargo Bank 1.80 76 76 Witshire Nat Bk SAVINGS LOAN HOLDING Allied Empire Ine Brentwood Fin Corp Empire Financial Equitable SaL Pertid Far West Financial 22 201 Fin Corp Santa Barb 15 Fin of West First Lincoin Financial First First Core 191 Western Core: Hawthorne Financial 10 16 Lytton Financial 121 Pac Savings Loan Assn 18 15 Invst West Bay Fin INSURANCE Corp STOCKS Aetna Life 1.80 160 Amer Equitable Am Hert Life Ins 15 Am Nat Ins Argonaut ins Co Beneficial Std Life 28 26 Civil Sve Emp Ins 36 Conn General 165 Cont Assurance 18 171 178 172 Cont Casualty 1a 761 Educators Ins Co of Am 22 Fin Corp of Am .50 20 Firemans Fund 38 First Nat Life Phoenix 73 19 Franklin Life .45 General Re-Ins 2 210 222 210 Glens Falls 23 Greatamerica Co 311 Great American Hanover Fire Harbor Ins Co 10 15 Hartford Fire 1.10 Home Insurance 2.20 Indep Life Ins Am 23 Jefferson Std Life 1,20 94 Life Ins of Vir 1.20 128 130 Lincoln Nat Life 1 165 166 Maryland Casualty 52 Mercury Casualty 10 Mission Equities National Fire 1.60 127 128 Nat Union Fire 2.20 44 21 Nationwide 25 North River 1.70 45 Employers Ins 30 30 Pac Indemnity 1s Provid-Wash St Paul 1.445 68 Republic National Life .56 Sec Ins New Haven 2.40 64 68 Springfield ins 1s 513 24 Title Guar Co NY 1.10 Surety Life Ins 55 Title Travelers Ins Ins Trust 1.60 182 183 36 United Ins Co Am 66 27 US Fid Guar 1.208 67 64 US Life .20 78 113 Westchester 1.40 351 Wilsh Ins Co The bid and asked ever the-counter prices quoted here, reported to The Times by the National Association of Securities Dealers, de not represent actual trans actions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (the or bought (the at the time of compilation. The Times list is determined by standing committee of the NASD. Indi vidual securities are automatically delisted when the bid price drops below $3 per share for five days or more.
Rates of dividends are annual disburse ments based on the last quarterly or semi-annual deciaration. Unless ether. wise noted, special or extra dividends are not included. SYMBOLS: -Also extra or extras: dividend. Los Angeles Markets Transactions for Tuesday, May 7, 1963 BUTTER Jobbing prices to retailers-Grade cartons 65.5@ 69.5; Grade 65.5@69.5.
EGOS Prices to retail stores, f.o.b. distributors' plants: Ex. Large Large Medium Small AA 37.5@41.5 29.5@34.5 24.5@28.5 17.5@21.5 A 36.5@39.5 28.5@29.5 23.5@24.5 16.5@17.5 Prices to retailers in cartons: Grade AA 4402 48 Grade A Prices to consumers in large retail stores: Large Medium Small AA Grade A POULTRY poultry, volume prices, at ranch: Live, Fryers, 65,000 head, 16; 16.5; 19; undetermined. Roasters, 8,300 head, light hens, 11,000 head, weighted average, 5.23. Crosses, 17,100 head, weighted average, 6.16.
Turkeys: young hens, 26; fryer roasters. 21, HAY PRICES Federal-State Market News Service Alfalfa: U.S. No. 1, 39.00@41.00; U.S. No.
leafy. 37.00@38.00; U.S. No. 2 green, 37.000939.00; U.S. No.
2, 34.00@36.00: grain hay. No. 1-oats, 39.00@41.00, nominal, LIVESTOCK Stockyards, Artesie Cattle salable. 1,000, slaughter low choice end, high good 1104 15., 22.40; 900d 585-1034 22.00. Utility and low standard, 175-970 ID.
19.00. Cows, high quality and commercial, 860-925 lo. 18.00. Utility. 940-1000 16.45: utility, holsteins.
16.50; cutters. 13.750 15.00. Canners 12.00013.75. Bulls average to high utility holsteins, 20.80 22.00. Other utility, 17.90€ 80.40: feeder classes, steers 900d 31.00.
Heifers good 880 Ibe 22.50. OFFICIAL REPORT (Fer Wednesday. May 1963) occasional rain Thursday. High today 62 to 67. Westerly wind to 15 knots.
Southern Nevada: Variable high coludiness but mestly sunny and continued warm today and Thursday. Winds 20 to 30 m.p.h, afternoon and evening hours. Highs today 88 to 100. COASTAL WEATHER Paint Conception to Mexican Border: Light variable winds becoming westerly 10 to 20 knots in afternoons today and Thursday but northwest winds 20 to 30 knost at times off Paint Concention to San Nicolas Island, variable high cloudiness with some night and morning low clouds and lecal fog. Stightly cooler taday.
WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Showers continued in Washington, Oreson and extreme Northern California and fair weather prevailed in Southern California. A low pressure area developed in Nevada and Utah. High pressure con- 700 1,022 millibars was located about miles southwest of Los Angeles. There were weak low pressure centers alone the extreme Northern California coast and about 1,100 miles northeast of Hawaii. Low center 1,003 millibars was nearly stationary in the Gulf of Alaska.
NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY A balmy day of weather encompassed the greater part of the nation with sunshine blending in with comfortably mild to warm temperatures. Areas of precipitation were few in number. Prefrontal thunderstorms broke out in warm air transported northeastward into Minnesota and Wisconsin. A decaying front imbedded in a weak low pressure area set off thunder showers in Southern Georgia and Northern Florida. Elsewhere, rain over the far northwest dwindled to sporadic shower acivity.
Showers also occurred in Northern Michigan. A broad I southwesterly current brought unseasonably warm temperatures for this time of the year as it swept across the arid southwest to the western edges of the Great Lakes region. Unusual maximums in. cluded hot 187 the desert spot of Blythe, Minneapolis, 95 Minn. Pierre, 93 at S.D., 92 Pueblo, at and Colo.
which established a new record high for the date of that ally. Caribou, Me. located on the northeast tip of the country, dipped down to the 30s. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern points, as reported the Los Angeles office of the U.S. WeathBureau, were as fellows: Station- Max.
Min. Los Angeles 79 59 L.A. Airport Avalon Harbor Bakersfield Beaumont Beverly Hills Big Bear Lake Bishop Blythe Airport Burbank Airport 78 Culver City Daggett El Centro Fresno Lake Arrowhead Long Beach Montebello Mt. Baldy Notch Wilson Needles Newport Northridge Palmdale Palm Springs Pasadena Paso Robles Riverside Sandberg San Bernardino San Diego San Pedro Santa Barbara Airport Santa Marie Santa Monica Pier Thermal Terrance Twenty Nine Palms Victorville Warner Springs Wrightwood TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION PrecipMax. Min.
itation Albany, N.Y. Amarillo Asheville Aflanta Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Casper Charleston, S.C. Charleston, W.Va. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus, 0. Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Eureka Paso Flagstaff Ft.
Worth Galveston Helena Jackson, Miss. Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. Raleigh Rapid City Reno Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio Francisco Sault Ste.
Marie Seattle Spokane Tampa-St. Petersburg Tucson Washington. I Wichita Yuma 105 66 CANADIAN STATIONS Calgary Edmonton Montreal Oftawa Regina Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver ALASKAN STATIONS Anchorage 48 Juneau 50 Fairbanks 288 .09 HAWAIIAN STATION Honolulu 80 70 FOREIGN CITIES CItY- Weather Temp. Berlin Partly Cloudy Casabianca Cloudy Havana London Madrid Cloudy Mexico City Partly Cloudy Moscow Nassau Paris Rome Clear FORECASTS Les Angeles and Vicinity: Same high clouds but mostly sunny today and Thurs Local fog and low clouds late night early morning hours. Slightly cooler today with high near 76.
California: Variable Nah night marnine and local fon. coastal areas this afternoon. Southern Calliernie Mountain Arsess Variable high cloudiness but mestly sunny today and. Thursday. Not much temperature change.
Santa Monica Bay Area: Some high clouds but fos mostly and sunny today clouds and late Thurs day. Local low night and morning hours. Slightly cooler today. High today 43. Fernando Valley: Variable high cloudiness but mostly sunny today and Thursday.
Late night early morning low clouds with some local A little cooler today with high near 74 and low 54. Santa Barbara but and vicinity: Variable high cloudiness mostly sunny today and Thursday. Slightly cooler feday. High today near 72. San Bernardino Valley: Variable high clouds but mostly sunny today and Thursday.
Slightly cooler this afternoon. High today 70 to 86. Imperial and. Coachella Valleys Including Palm Springs: Variable high clouds but mostly sunny today and Thursday. Little temperature change.
High today 100 to 107. San Francisco Bay Area: Mostly cloudy today and Thursday. Possibility of occasional rain. Low this morning near 54. High today 60 to 64.
West to southwest 10 to 16 m.p.h. Chance of rain and Central California: Occasional rain north portion today and Thursday. Mostiy cloudy central portion with possibility el rein tonight and Thurseay. Slightly cooler in interior. San Jeequin Valley: Mostly cloudy today and Thursday.
Possibility of occasionrain north portion around tonight and Thursday. to Slightly Gentle cooler wind. Thursday. High Santa Luis Obispo Coastal Area: Mastiv cloudy today and Thursday. HOLLYWOOD Memorial Park EMETERY 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HOLLY.WOOD 91181 Weather Conditions May 1, 1963 CAN 48 SEATTLE 74 HELENA PORTLANDS 92 29.95 Detroit YORE 53 NOISE -DES MOINES CHEYENNE 67 CHANA SAN DENVER WICHITA ST.
FRANCISCO 2 58 LOS ANGELES ALBUQUERQUE ATLANTA 79. PHOENIX 684 FT. WORTH From WEATHER NEW ORLANS WEATHER FRONTS RAIN WARM COLD FORECAST OCCLUDED Daytima Wednesday STATIONARY MAX. TEMPERATURE Show High NATION'S WEATHER- -This 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. VITAL RECORD Deaths Funeral Announcements William Brothers G. Los Angeles. ALLEN, Mao Ame.
Forest Lawn Glendale. AMES. Max, beloved father of thur, Violette Rowen and Lucille Stahl; also 6 grandchildren. Services Thursday, 12:30 p.m., Mount Sinai Chapel, Mount Sinai Mortuary. (Chicago Dapers please copy.) BARNES.
Welden F. Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. BELL, Edith beloved wife of William B. Bell, mother of William L. Bell and Mrs.
Jo Anne Ward, sister of Arthur and David Lewis, Mrs. Margaret McCartney and Mra. May Benner; also survived by 5 grandchildren. Services at 10:30 Friday, Wee Kirk the Heather, Forest Lawn- Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary.
Mrs. William (Edith Louisa Allen), 94 years of age. passed away May at her home, 21118 E. Arrow Highway. Charter Oak: beloved mother of Winifred (Mrs.
Stuart Coulter), grandmother of William and Frederick Coulter, greatgrandmother of Charles and Mark Coulter. Funeral services Wednesday. 11 at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. 3rd Badille, Covina. Interment Church of Our Saviour.
San Gabriel Cemetery. Custer Christiansen, Covina. directors. CLARK, Joseph R. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills.
COPELAND, Raymond beloved husband of Mrs. Evelyn L. Copeland, father of Raymond Cameron Copeland and Mrs. Barbara D. Buzzell, brother of Mrs.
Gertrude Hooper, and Mrs. Byron Dague. Services at 1:30 p.m., Friday, Wee Kirk o' the Heather, For est Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. CURTIS, Josephine Brothers' D.
Los Angeles. DANCY. Rosella Mae, beloved wife of Dr. J. H.
Dancey, sister of Mrs. Florence Herald and Mrs. Carrie A. Colby. Services at 1 p.m., Thursday, Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale.
Forest Lawn Mortuary. DARROW, Irene H. Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica. DEMOFF. Fannie, beloved wife of William, devoted mother of Samuel Max, Sol.
Irving grandmother of 9, great-grandmother of 1. Services today, 1 p.m., at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors. DREW. Agrtia Zu loving sister of Miss Gladys Petterson of Los Mrs.
Mame Schaal of Riverside and Mr. Charles Petterson of Lone Pine, Neb. Services Thursday, 2 p.m.. in the Garden Reed Bros. Tapley Geiger.
DUNKERLEY, of Thomas Doris, father beloved of Carol, Joan, Eileen, Stephen and Brian Dunkerley, son of May Dunthy. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., Edwards Brothers Colonial, Elton Isbell in charge. DUNN, Forest Eugenia Lawn Glendale. ERICKSON, Pierce Grace Brothers' Mianta Monica. ESTRADA, Margarita.
Forest Lawn Cypress. FRIEDMAN, Arthur, beloved husband of Rose Friedman, father of Richard A. Friedman, grandfather of Sharon. Donald and Richard Friedman. Private services 10 a.m.: at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 W.
Manchester Blvd. Pierce Brothers' Inglewood, directors. GARDNER, Mrs. Gertrude K. Cunningham O'Connor.
GOEBEL. Winfield Scott, beloved husband of Rachel father of Lawrence B. Goebel of Mesa, Mrs. Stanley M. Barnes of Corcoran, Mrs.
George Swift of Winter Park. and Mrs. C. M. King of Canoga Park.
Services at Rosedale Mortuary, 2 p.m., Friday, May 10. GONZALEZ. Margareta. Edwards Brothers Colonial. GORDEN.
Meyer. Mount Sinai Mortuary-Cem. GORMAN. Theresa Grace, of 207 Locust, Inglewood, belove mother of Jess Edward Mrs. Edith Thompson and Miss Sharron A.
Gorman. Funeral services 10 a.m.. today. at Christ Episcopal Church. Redondo Beach.
Interment Pacific Crest Cemetery. White Day Colonial Redondo Beach in charge. HAYNIE, Lola. Graveside services Thursday, 12. noon at Forest Lawn-Glendale.
Utter-McKinley's Wilshire Mortuary in charge. M. A. J. (Tim) beloved husband of M.
Healy. father of Frank A. Markette and Maureen Visitation Wednesday. 1 7:30 p.m., Gates. Kingsley Gates Mortuary.
1500 Sepulveda Blvd. Rosary Wednesday. 8:30 p.m., and Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 a.m.. both at St. Paul the Apostle Church.
Callanan Mortuary, directors. HUFFINE, Floyd husband of Wanda Jane, father of Wayne Alan; passed May 6. Services Thursday, 2 May 9 at Renaker Chapel. Buena Park. HUMFREVILLE, Freda of Lancaster, beloved mother of Eleanor H.
Marvin and Daniel W. Humfreville of Lancaster. Grandmother of Henry B. Stephen S. and.
Danielle H. Marvin of Lancaster and Mary Marvin Jenkins of Alhambra. Daniel Henry F. William and Frances Humfrevite Lancaster. Services noon.
Church of the Forest Lawn. Hollywood Huis. Mamaw Funeral Home in charge. ADVERTIsem*nT DO HAVE VOLT NERVOUS Don't rely on harsh chemical Issa tives to relieve irregularity. Turn to gentle Nujol, favored by thousands for its most effective relief of constipation.
Not mere lubricant, Nujol emulsifies in intestines to increase moisture retention, thus add bulk for easier elimination. formin g. Get large size Nujol to save most. OBITUARIES Los Angeles 1 Times 15 MAY 8, 1963-Part Ill John R. Brunnick Bid Rosary for John Ryan Brunnick, 50, a Times dealer since 1941, will be recited today at 7:30 p.m.
in St. Charles of Borromeo Church, North Holly. wood. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Thursday.
Mr. Brunnick, of 10446 Woodbridge North Hollywood, was Times dealer in the North Hollywood area. He leaves his wife, Evelyn; two. sons, John Jr. and Walter; three Barbara; daughters, mother, Elise, Jean and his W.
A. Brunnick, of San Pedro; brother, Wayne, of Shelby, IN.C., and sister, Mrs. Ruth Fetta of Santa Monica. Mark A. Healy Rosary will be recited for Mark Arthur Joseph (Tim) Healy, 64, an executive of the Motion Picture Assn.
of America, in St. Paul's Church, Westwood, today at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Healy, of 2050 Linda Flora died Tuesday. Requiem will be celebrated in St.
at 10 a.m. Thursday. Interment will be in Boston. Mr. Healy attended the University of Iowa Columbia University before entering the domestic and export flour brokerage business and holding a seat on the New York produce exchange.
He became connected with motion picture business during the World wartime War II code as for an official and of joined MPAA in 1945 as assistant manager of its London office. Mr. Healy had been diing code administration rector of the MPAA, advertis1958. He leaves his wife, Betty, two daughters, Markette and Maureen. George W.
Roberts Services for George William Roberts, 70, who taught at John Marshall High School for 30 years before his retirement, will be condueted Thursday at 4 p.m. at St. Francis Episcopal Church. Burial will be at For- Mr. est Lawn Memorial-Park.
Roberts, who died Sunday taught graphic arts and printing and his students won many national honors. His late wife, Jessie Downie Roberts, was head of the art department Franklin daughter, Mrs. High Mary School. Ann ma, teacher at Marshall High School, survives. Mrs.
Daisy A. Wilson at Services for Mrs. Daisy Andrews Wilson, 78, of 1156 Normandie founder the Daisy Wilson Home for the 11:30 a.m. Friday at Angelus Aged, will be conducted Funeral Home. Mrs.
A Wilson ow of Leon Wilson. was, leaves died Sunday. She the wida sister, Mrs. Bertha Turner. of Mrs.
Ruby D. Roberts Roberts, 56,, of .9280. Lubeck Ave, Downey, will be conducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at Huntington Park Christian Church. Interment will be at Rose Hills Roberts leaves her husband, C.
Memorial Park, Whittier. Mrs. William; a son, C. William her parents, Mr. Mrs.
James Grady of Maysville, three sisters, two brothers and two grandchildren. Mrs. Roberts was secretary treasurer Universal Fabrication under Co. Ar: rangements the rection of Mortuary, Huntington Park. Services for Mrs.
D. Max Walker Max Walker, 78, who operated the California Book Co. in what is now Times-Mirror Square for more than 30 years, died Tuesday at Cedars of anon Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted today at 1.p.m. Hollywood at the Memorial Willen Chapel, followed by interment at Beth Olam Mausoleum.
Mr. Walker, of 5484 6th had been retired for several years. He leaves his wife, Bertha, a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Weitz, of Beverly Hills. FLORISTS FLOWERS Whalever the occasion, Flowers express your deepest thoughts.
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Pasadena Gets New Plan for Negro Students A new formula calling for "controlled" enrollment of Negro students at two dena high schools and a third school to be built by 1964 was proposed Wednesday night. Supt. Robert E. Jenkins presented the plan at the third public hearing on 1 controversial redistricting plan for Pasadena and Muir High Schools. The new plan calls for splitting the districts into three areas, including, south-central section to be by the new high school.
Ethnic Balance Deaths. Funeral Announcements JAMIESON, Stella Mae, beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Carlson and Paul Jamieson, Mrs. Nora Ross; also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m., Wednesday, at Wylie Chapel, Hollywood Presbyterian Church.
1760 Gower. Forest LawnGlendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. JONES. Myron L.
Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. KENNA, Elizabeth. Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday, 8:15 p.m., at UtterMcKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Chapel. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9:30 a.m., at St. Dominic's Church.
KRAUSE, Cecelia Elizabeth, beloved wife of Herman F. Krause. mother of Mrs. Anna May Elizabeth Horan and Mrs. Margarite Margerum.
also survived by grandchildren. Services at 2:30 p.m., Thursday. Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, KRONER, Nellie. Edwards Brothers Colonial.
KUHNS. Effie passed away May 6. 1963. Remains forwarded to Versailles. where final rites will be conducted.
KUTZ. Frank aged 78. native brother of Los Angeles, beloved of Clara Mee, of Santa Cruz. Alice Taylor of Norwalk and James W. Kutz of Glendale.
Services at 11 a.m., Thursday, Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary. LANGENDORF, Sydney. Services today, at 11 a.m., at Mount Sinai Memorial Park.
Groman Mortuary, directors. LEAVITT, Edwards Dorothy Brothers Colonial. LEWIS, Otto L. Forest Lawn Glendale. LUCAS, Lucille sister of Everett Grose.
Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., at Armstrong Family. MARCOVITZ, Betty Anna, Karroll, beloved moth- Mary er Brown, Belle Evans. Rose Posen, Edith Irving Galinson, Harry and 20 Joe grand- Bobrow, also survived by children and 11 great-grandchildren. Services today, 3:30 p.m., Park. at Mount Sinai Memorial Groman Mortuary, directors.
McNULTY, Patrick Callanan Mortuary, directors. MISTRIEL, Alex. Malinow Silverman Mortuary. PAYNE, Theodore, late of 3742 Revere L.A.; beloved "husband of Alice Noyes Payne. Private interment Rose Hills Memorial Park.
Kiefer Everick Mortuary, directors. (In flowers, gifts may be made to Theodore Payne Foundation, 2311 Dorothy La Crescenta.) POPHAM, John passed away May 1963, at Arcadia, aged 52; beloved husband of Florence Maria Popham, loving father of John Braddock Popham; also stepsons John and James, son of Mrs. Belva Popham, brother of Dale Popham, Mrs. Dale Trinkle, all Gardena. Services today, 2 p.m., at the Founders Church of Religious Science, 3251 West 6th Los Angeles.
Interment McMillan Inglewood Park neral Cemetery. Chapel, Gardena, in Fucharge. RAND. Arthur. Mount Sinal Mortuary-Cem.
RICHARDS, Marian Forest Glendale. RICH Roy, beloved brother of Ruby Clothier of Torrance, Jessie Clothier of Eva Lambert of Provo, Utah, and Ed Richardson of Torrance and Estella Richardson of Los Angeles. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m., at Pierce Brothers Little Church Around the Corner, W. Manchester Inglewood, Inglewood. diPierce Brothers' rectors.
RITTER. Sianley C. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles. ROBB, Services Harry. today, 10 a.m., Groman Mortuary, 830 Washington Blvd.
Groman-Eden Mortuary, directors. ROBERTS, George W. beloved ther of Mrs. Mary '3 Sesma; also survived by granddaughters. Services 4 p.m., Thursday, at St.
Francis Episcopal Church, 3621 Brunswick, Los Angeles. Forest Lawn-Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary, (In lieu of flowers. donations may be made to St. Francis Episcopal Building Fund.) ROBIN.
Minnie beloved wife of Benjamin Robin. mother of Melvin and Louis Robin. and Mrs. Jenne Rousso. sister of Mrs.
Lilly Ashbach of Miami. and Mrs. Rose Krakow of Chicago; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Services today, 3 p.m., at the Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Malinow Silverman Mortuary, directors.
ROBINSON, Celia, beloved mother Elinor Grant, grandmother of Lindsay and Cindy Grant. Cryptside services 11 a.m., at Beth Olam Mausoleum. Malinow Silverman, Mortuary, directors. RORICK, Services Lucretia. 3 Thursday, p.m., Rock Chapel.
Cresse Eagle Pasadena, passed away May 5, ROULSTONE, Katharine of 1963 at her home. Services were held at Lamb Funeral Home, Pasadena. SABIN. Harry. Services today, 11 a.m., at Mortuary Chapel.
11500 Sepulveda San Fernando Valley. SAGER, Frieda. Services today 1 p.m., at the Sholom Memorial Park Chapel. Willen-Glasband Memorial Chapels, directors. SMITH.
Beatrix Lucille. Forest Lawn Glendale. SMITE. Ernest Winston, Anderson beloved brother of Myrtle and Earl Smith. Services Thursday, 1.
p.m., Ed wards Brothers Colonial. SOMMERS, William Earl Sr. Services Friday, 10 a.m.. at Chapel of Biby Belyea South Gate, directors. SPAULDING.
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Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline (non-acid), Checks "plate odor" (denture bresth). Get PASTS SE drug counters everywhere. Deaths. Funeral Announcements SPELLMAN, Clara M.
Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. STEWART, Perry. Lawn-Hollywood Hills. THOMPSON, George Services 2 p.m., today, Grace Chapel in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mispagel Mortuary, directors.
Marie. Pierce Brothers' Santa Monica, TODD. John W. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. UHARRIET, Lucille Ines, John beloved and mother Mur, J.
Uharriet: also survived by grandchildren and 8 greatgrandchildren, devoted sister Grace Gallinatti, Asuncion malloa and Pauline Larrayoz. Rosary Thursday, 7:30 p.m., and Mass Friday. 9:30 a.m., both at St. Alphonsus Church. 532 Atlantic.
Godeau Mar. tinoni, directors. VAUGHAN, Carl beloved band of Maude. neral Private services. cremation Edwards with Broth.
ers Colonial, directors. donate (In of flowers Orthopedic Hospital, 2400 Flower L.A.) VON KARMAN. Dr. Theodore, Pasa- 1501 South Marengo dena, May 7, 1963, in Aachen, Germany; born in 1881; Budapest, Hungary, May 11, are no immediate relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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In such irritation. brings fast. relaxing comfort ba curbing trritating in trine and be anal Caucasian and other nonstudents would attend Negro, school in the district in which they reside. Negro students, however, would be permitted to attend any one of the three schools providing the total number did not exceed a "controlled" maximum set for each school. A citizens committee earlier recommended redistricting for only two schools SO more Negro students could be shifted from Muir to Pasladena High School.
Committeemen said their plan would provide a better ethnic balance. Changes in district lines were asked originally to solve an enrollment gap caused by withdrawal of 800 La Canada students to their own high school. Big Local Loss Seen in Film Tax Bills County Assessor Philip E. Watson said Tuesday that two Sacramento measures backed by the motion picture industry could spell a $2.5 million annual tax loss to local government agencies. The bills, introduced Sen.
Thomas M. Rees (D- Beverly Hills) and Asseme blyman Charles J. Conrad Oaks), would assess pictures on the "raw film" value of the negatives. After a long fight over valuation of Mike Todd's "Around the World in 80 Days," the California Supreme Court held that production costs could be figured in the assessments. Watson said that last year film productions in this county were assessed 097,050, plus $617,500 in film libraries.
If the Sacramento bills pass, Watson said that Culver City, home of MetroGoldwyn Mayer Studios, would be hardest hit because it has $11,613,180 in film assessments. Burbank, home of Warner follows with 701, and the Universal City area has $2,209,580. Other districts have film productions assessed at a 080 total. Sun, Moon, Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Moon QUAR May 22 May 29 June 7 May 16 WEDNESDAY, MAY Sun rises 5:58 a.m., sets 7:41 p.m.
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Feeders steers, good 372 28.50. Common and medium, 375-435 19.25@22.00. Hogs salable 75, mostly choice, 100-110 16.00. Sheep salable 50, 109 slaughter ewe No. 3 pelt, 3.00@5.00.
I CITRUS Grapefruit slightly stronger, lemons steady and unchanged, oranges Valencias sightly stronger, others steady. GRAPEFRUIT-Whites, Arizona 365 and larger, 2.60@2.75; 40s, 2.25@2.65; Coachella Valley Whites 235. 27s, 365 and 40s. 3.50; Indian River District Whites and Ruby Reds, 23s, 27s. 325, 36s, 405, 4.250 4.50; Coachella Valley Ruby Rede, 236.
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San Diego County, lugs, 1.75@2.00. LETTUCE: Dull and Salinas. slightly Standard POTATOES: cartons 24s Whites, slightly 1.50@2.00. week- Long er, others about steady. 100-Ib.
sacks, Long Whites Kern District -USIA, 2.750 3.00. TOMATOES: Dull. Flats 2-layer Mexico, Sx6 and larger, 4.75 Bank Debits Los Angeles Clearinghouse Association Tuesday reported bank debits at $572,465. 249; correspondine date last year 767. San Francisco bank clearings, 000.
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