WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1996 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituary ASCH Jerry Siegel; Co-Creator of Superman By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAFF WRITER Jerry Siegel, the teenage cocreator of Superman, an internationally beloved and lucrative comic book character faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful "than a locomotive and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, has died of heart failure. Siegel was 81. He died Sunday at Los Angeles' Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, the New York- based DC Comics, which publishes Superman comics, announced Tuesday. Siegel and classmate Joe Shuster, both science fiction fanatics, were students at Cleveland's Glenville High School when they began conjuring the prototype of comic book superheroes in 1933. Siegel was the writer and Shuster, who died in Los Angeles in 1992 at age 78, was the artist.
Initially, Superman was bald and villainous with mental rather than physical powers. But within a year's time, the duo developed him into his current muscular version, modeled, they said, on their movie hero Douglas Fairbanks Sr. Siegel ACKERMAN, Alex born April 26, 1934 in New York City; passed away January 27, 1996 in Los Angeles. He retired after 32 years with the Los Angeles County Probation Dept. He is survived by his life partner, Jodie Crites of Los Angels; his son, Joseph (Laurie) and grandchildren, Amy and Andrew, all of Palo Alto.
Services were held Monday, January 29 at Hillside Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations to be sent to: National Foundation for Jewish Culture, 330 Seventh New York, New York 10001. ALLEN, Ruth B. born August 8, 1910; passed away in Boise, Idaho on January 29, 1996 after a long illness. She lived most of her life in the South Bay area of Los Angeles.
She leaves her husband of 65 years, Harold and three children, Joan Roney of Hermosa Beach, Johnny Allen of Greenville, South Carolina and Bonnie Laraway of Boise; 7 grandchildren and 13 great- -grandchildren. BASSERI, Saleh Groman- Eden Mortuary Directors BENT, Barbara F. The Neptune Society, Burbank BERTRAND-STOLARZ, Leona Bertrand Advertising Agency founder, died January 29, 1996 in La Jolla, California. Longtime parishoner of St. Michael's and All Saints Episcopal Church in Sherman Oaks; benefacotr of business, education, and the arts; patron of Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; supporter of the Committee of Theatre Arts Symphony Organization, Friends of UCSD Theatre.
She participated as a Board member of the Friends of Del Mar Library. She was also a member of the. Soroptimist Club, Los Angeles Ad Club, Los Angeles Athletic Club, Braemar Country Club and Scripps Aquarium in La Jolla. She was active in political and civic issues. Her dynamic personality and generous contributions to the welfare of others are a testimonial to her humanitarian spirit.
She had recently established her permanent residence in Del Mar, California. She is survived by her daughter, Stephanie Fantino and son-in-law, Edmund; granddaughters, Ramona and Marin; sisters, Lily Edwards, Hattie Gleason, and Diane Andre; brothers, Louis and Julius Bertrand; her nieces, nephews, and many devoted friends. A private memorial service will be held in Del Mar. BIERMAN, Ida Nadine Forest Lawn Glendale BLOMER, Charles I. age 75; passed away January 28, 1996 at a local hospital.
Born on January 9, 1921 in Evansville, Indiana, and a gradute of Norte Dame University (Class of 1943), he was a resident of the South Bay for 43 years. He is survived by his wife, Virginia of Playa del Rey; son, Charles of Redondo Beach; daughters, Lissa Blomer of El. Segundo, Virginia (Paul) Metoyer of Long Beach, and Mary Blomer of of Hawthorne; 7 grandchildren. Vigil service will be held Thursday, Februry 1 and Funeral Mass Friday, February 2, both at St. Anastasia Church, Los Angeles with committal in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Blind Childrens Center of Los Angeles or to the American Diabetes Association. McCormick Mortuary, Inglewood directors BROOKS, Bertha F. Armstrong Family, Directors BROWN, Frederick Bernard graduate of USC in 1940 in Business Administraton. He was the head of the Brown Brokerage Company for many years and served as President of the Food Brokers Association. He was a member of Al Malaikah Temple and was active in the Mossafer Arabic Band Unit.
He was very active in the Sherman Oaks Methodist Church since its beginning and served as the first Lay Leader. He is survived by wife, Virginia; son, Steven and five grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, P.M.B. Suite C-100, Los Angeles, CA 90033. Services will be held 9am, Wednesday, January 31 at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.
Forest Lawn Mortuary BURBACK, Hyman 81; survived by his sister, Dorothee Wilk. Private services will be held Thursday at Hillside Memorial Park. Hillside Mortuary CHALSKE, Bessie The Neptune Society, Burbank CHANDLER, Gladys Louise 91; passed away January 26, 1996 at her home in Culver City. Born on July 18, 1904 in Artesian, South Dakota, she moved to California in 1928 and started her 34-year career as a in the Culver City School District. A graduate of USC she was active in Delta Kappa Gamma, Pi Lamba Theta and Soroptimist International.
She was also active in the Culver City Woman's Club, Eastern Star, Emblem Club, Guidance Clinic Guild, and was a founding member of the Culver City Historical Society. In 1982 she was awarded Senior Citizen of the Year by Los Angeles County. The widow of Willim W. 'Wink' Chandler, she is survived by a son, Ronald Chandler of Rolling Hills Estates and granddaughters, Robyn Chandler of Hermosa Beach and Holly Moreno of Anaheim Hills. Visitation from 4pm to 9pm, Thursday, February 1 at Gates, Kingsley Mortuary, 4220 S.
Sepulveda Culver City. A celebration of her life will be held 2pm, Friday, February 2 at the Culver- Palms United Methodist Church, 4464 Sepulveda Culver City. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to: Gladys L. Chandler Memorial Scholarship, University of Southern California- of Education, Waite Phillips Hall-1103, University Park. CA 90089-0031.
ASCH alleged misappropriation of eggs ney, filed a lawsuit two weeks ago and embryos, insurance fraud, re- contending that Asch and Schatten search misconduct and financial took an unknown number of eggs wrongdoing. All have denied delib- or embryos from her 37-year-old erate malfeasance. client and used them in research At least 33 former patients have without her permission. sued Asch, UC Irvine, UC San Diego The lawsuit by Santa Ana resior the UC Board of Regents. Al- dent Annette Pfister, which alleges though one of two internal probes fraud, is the only one to target at the University of Wisconsin is Schatten so far.
It names as deongoing, the university has deter- fendants UC San Diego, the Unimined that Schatten "was substan- versity of Wisconsin and several tially in compliance with human other individuals and agencies. subjects regulations," said Helen Blum said Schatten, during visits Madsen, school general counsel. to Asch's clinics, basically expressed real dismay and stroyed her client's eggs or shock that this happened," Madsen embryos in the process of preparsaid. "He also felt somewhat vic- ing them for research. timized by this thing.
He was "I think the University of Wisacting in good faith. They were consin had an obligation to do more doing some pretty important re- than just inquire as to whether search and then to find out patients consented," she said. "You there were problems with patient don't take someone's eggs and consent, it was shocking." embryos without checking their Madsen said Schatten received consent in writing. You have to be repeated verbal and written assur- more careful with genetic material." ances from Asch that the egg and Among other findings, univerembryo research had been ap- sity auditors determined that: proved by patients and by a UC San Informed consent by patients Diego review board. And Schatten's for various procedures was not research subsequently was ap- consistently documented in patient proved, based on those assurances, records by Asch, whom auditors by the University of Wisconsin's deemed responsible because he review board, she said.
was in charge. Continued from A3 UC Irvine- -Drs. Jose P. Balmaceda and Sergio Stone -are the subjects of at least seven investigations into more money in 1947, DC Comics fired them. Siegel was reduced to supporting himself as a mail room typist and Shuster worked as a janitor.
In the late 1970s, after the first of four "Superman" films starring Christopher Reeve proved a boxoffice hit, DC Comics agreed to give Shuster and Siegel $20,000 annual stipends for life (later increased to $30,000) and restored their creators' credits. "Jerry and Joe invented a character who today survives and flourishes in every entertainment medium," said Gerald M. Levin, chairman of DC Comics parent company, Time Warner Inc. "Superman brought hope to millions during the Depression and World War II. He lives on." Siegel also created the Spectre, which is still published by DC Comics.
The writer is survived by his wife, Joanne, who was the model for Lois Lane and who is writing a book about her role with the cartoonists for over six decades. Siegel is also survived by two children and two grandchildren. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES Gutierrez, Edward Peluso, Allen Haber, Antoinette Pipolo, Antoinette Havens, Corrine Robinson, Frank Hino, Noboru Schaflander, Gerald Hirsh, Harold Schultz, Robert Horan, Hilda Shepherd, Judith Hunter, Clark Shipley, Barbara Huntman, Herman Slack, Elihu D. Hurwitz, Pamela Smith, James Jr. Kaiser, Charles Sullivan, Frances Kaplan, Prescila Swerdlick, Al Katz, Arthur Taka, John T.
Klehmet, Hans II Torres, Margarita Koenigsberg, S. Ph.D Underwood, M.D. Kravitz, Rae Van Ordstradn, Connie Lasher, Betty W. Victorson, Irene Loubard, Jeanne Vinson, Amy Love, Ivonne Wagner, James Jr. Luboff, Jean C.
Weiss, Mark C. Morse, Sallie Wilson, Howard Mullen, Hugh Yale, Jeanette Nutten, Marianne Zimmerman, Paul O'Hara, Mary HURWITZ, Pamela beloved wife of Archie; loving mother of Barbara, Steve, Neil and Deena; sister of Sol, Morton, Anne and Dot; beloved grandmother, aunt, greataunt, great -great -aunt, and greatgrandmother-to-be. She will be fondly remembered by her many friends and family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Service 10am, Wednesday, January 31, 1996 at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel.
Hillside Mortuary KAISER, Charles Wayne beloved husband of Patricia Kaiser. Services will be held Friday, February 2, 1996 at Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary KAPLAN, Priscilla B. beloved wife of Richard; loving mother of Barbara (John) Carpenter, Michael (Barby) Kaplan and Roberta (Mark) Thomas; devoted grandmother of 4 grandchildren. Also survived by her brother Joseph Statman, and her sister Myrna Olshan.
Services Wednesday January 31, 11am at Eden Memorial Park, Groman-Eden Funeral Directors. KATZ, Arthur Lewis Mount Sinai Mortuary KLEHMET, Hans 'Tut' II Died January 24, 1996 at age 72. A broker with Dempsey Tegler 15 years; mutual fund wholesaler for 33 years; since 1989 with Oppenheimer Fund Management. Quadriplegic respected for cheerful courage, he believed life offered no obstacles, only opportunities. Survived by wife, Perdita; childen, Lilibet Tassie, Hansi Riley, Hans III and ten grandchildren.
Cremation; no services. If desired contribute to St. Clares Shelter For Abused Women, Escondido 741-0122) KOENIGSBERG, Steven Mark, Ph.D. 53; died suddenly of a heart attack. He was a licensed psychologist in Los Angeles for the past 20 years.
'Dr. K' ws the founder and Director of the Century Counseling Center in West Los Angeles where he practiced and trained other therapists. He was also an adjunct professor at Antioch, Pepperdine, and the California Graduate Institute. He was formerly the Director of Clinical Services at the University of Southern California Counseling Services. In addition he was the founder and Director of the Los Angeles Humanistic Counseling Services.
He was born in New Jersey. He received his B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers University. He went on to receive his M.A. in Psycholofrom University and his Ex.
D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of South Carolina. In the late 1960's he was Staff Psychologist at South Carolina State University and Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of South Carolina. In the early 1970's he becme Staff Psychologist and Assistant Professor at Kansas State University. He moved to Los Angeles in 1974 where he lived the remainder of his life until his untimely death last week.
'Dr. K' literally helped thousands of patients over his long and remarkable career. He was a great psychologist. He was also a great teacher. Not only did he teach students at universities but he also trained hundreds of therapists at the counseling centers he headed.
Young therapists and seasoned clinicians alike would go to the Century Counseling Center to learn Dr. Koenigsberg's innovative techniques. He was known for his personable manner, his quick wit and his great sense of humor. In addition to his profession, Steve was the ranked tennis player in the Southern California Tennis Club and he was one of the best senior amatuer players in the country. Dr.
Koenigsberg is survived by his daughter, Kristin Koenigsberg, his son, Danny Hemingway Koenigsberg; his brother, Richard Koenigsberg; his two ex-wives, Carol Hemingway and Pat Koenigsberg. He is also survived by the thousands of people whose lives he touched, from his students to his trainees to his patients. He will be deeply missed. Memorial services will be held 2pm, Friday, February 2 at the Agape Church, 3211 W. Olympic Blvd.
Santa Monica. Times Obituary Information Call Ms. Ryan 1-800-528-4637 Ext. 77241 or Ext.77242 Los Angeles Times Moore said Tuesday that Asch put the on Superman's chest to make him instantly recognizable and gave him the red cape to add drama. "We were shy little kids with glasses -the kind who read the comic book body -building ads," Shuster told The Times in 1975.
"Superman was our wish fulfillment. He was everything we weren't and wanted to be." Superman was 3 given a secret identity as mild-mannered Clark Kent, a newspaper reporter who worked with Lois Lane and gruff editor Perry White at Metropolis' Daily Planet. The infant Superman fell to Earth from the planet Krypton, a name Siegel pulled from the periodic chart of chemical elements. Siegel and Shuster sold the character to DC Comics in 1937, signing away their rights for $130. Superman debuted in Action Comics 1 in June 1938 and proliferated, with Siegel and Shuster writing and drawing the comic for the first decade.
The original issue was translated into several languages and is on display in the Smithsonian Institution. But when the creators sued for DAIGLE, Jessie Lee age 61; resident of Eunice, Louisiana; 27-year employee of G.M. Body Division in Pacoima; passed away January 27, 1996 at Moosa Memorial Hospital. A native of Eunice, Mr. Daigle attended public schools in Eunice, was a member of St.
Mathilda Catholic Church; veteran of the U. S. Army and a member of the Sportsman Club of Pacoima and North Valley Camping Recreation Club. He was with the Army Reserves for six years. Survivors include his wife, Audrey Daigle of Eunice; step-son, Jimmy Lubin of Pacoima; grandson, Dwayne Grace of Houston, Texas; his sister, Edna James of Wake service was from 5pm to 10pm with Rosary recited at 7pm, Tuesday, 'January 30 at Bishop Ceaser Center.
Funeral service Wednesday, January 31 at St. Mathilda Cathlic Church with burial in St. Mathilda Catholic Church Cemetery. Final arrangement entrusted to Frank Brothers Funeral Home, Eunice, Louisiana DE BENEDETTI, John J. passed away on January 28, 1996 at age 83.
A resident of Laguna Hills, he was a retired petroleum geologist with UNOCAL. Survivors include his wife, Maria; daughters, Sylvia Andereck of Laguna Hills and Alice Mumolo of Irvine; son, John of Torrance; seven grandchildren. Visitation will be at Saddleback Chapel, Tustin from to 9pm, Thursday with Vigil at Funeral Mass at St. Nicholas Church, Laguna Hills will be offfered 12 noon, Friday. DEVERALL, Jane 46; Beloved wife of David; loving mother of Adam; devoted sister to Nina, Nancy and Barbara.
Partner in Val Torres Construction. Services Thursday, February 1, 1996, 10am at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, Hillside Mortuary DONOHUE, Joseph Corbett 90; passed away January 19, 1996. He attended Chico High School where he edited the school paper and later graduated from the University of California where he was Managing Editor of The Blue and Gold. In 1930, Joe went to New York to join the new Columbia Broadcasting System and served a year as Administrative Assistant to the President, William S. Paley, later becoming Supervisor of News and Special Events broadcasts for the network.
In 1936 joined the Getchel the Plymouth and DeSoto automothe William Este Agency where he bile accounts. In 1936 he moved to Director of 842554 National Publicity for Advertising Agency where he was began a long career in broadcasting as Agency Director supervising 'The Eddie Cantor Show', 'Burns and Allen' and the 'Blondie' shows. In 1940 as Director of the Radio Department at Buchanan Co. he was responsible for 'The Fred Allen Show', 'Mrs. Roosevelt's Series' and 'The Treasury Hour', In 1942 he moved to Hollywood to head the radio department of the Myron Selznick Co.
where he represented such talents as William Powell, Pat O'Brien, Robert Benchley, Paul Douglas, Robert Newton, and Monty Wooley. Upon Selznik's death, Joe moved to the Leland Hayward Agency and when Hayward merged with MCA he moved again supervising a variety of top radio shows. In 1950 Joe was named the first head of the Television Department at Famous Artist Agency where he supervised show building, guest star appearances, and worked with the top agency clients as the world moved towards television. In 1954 Joe joined The Ettinger Company and began an illustrious career in public relations and publicity that would span the rest of his working life. With Ettinger was National Supervisor on and 'Shower of Stars' televison shows and handled the first Emmy Awards on NBC for the Television Academy.
For the next three decades Joe created public relations and marketing campaigns in association with a number of top agencies and during his long career handled dozens of accounts as diverse as California Wine Institute, The National Football League Properties, The Catholic Bishops' Overseas Relief Fund, Occidental Petroleum, and the campaign to rebuild the Hollywood sign. Joe was a lover of words and ideas and a professional and a gentleman in the finest sense. He shared his extraordinary wisdom and kindness with great generosity throughout the years. He will be interred with his beloved wife, Mary, who preceded him in death. He is survived by his sister, Margy; his sons, Michael and Corbett; his grandchildren, Jessica, Heidi, Merrily, Payson, Daniela.
DURFEE, lone Victoria born on August 17, 1908; died January 24 1996 in Princeton, Minnesota. Services will be held Wednesday, January 31 at Wee Kirk O'the Heather, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale. FELDMAN, Sanford Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills FREUND, Harold M. passed on January 27, 1996. Born December 12, 1910 in St.
Louis, Missouri, he moved to Los Angeles in 1960. A graduate of Washington University (Class of 1932), American Institute of Baking (1936, he was former President of the St. Louis Bakery Club, the American Society of Bakery Engineers and the founder of the American Museum of Baking. He was member of the Board of Governors of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He is survived by his beloved wife, Harriet, to whom he was married for 58 years; his daughter, Elizabeth (Robert); son, James (Linda) and five grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held 2pm, Thursday, February 1 at Wilshire Blvd. Temple (Factor Chapel), 3663 Wilshire Los Angeles, In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice. Malinow Silverman Mortuary directs repeatedly assured UC San Diego officials as well that he had obtained the appropriate approval from UC San Diego's Human Subjects Committee before harvesting the eggs. Melanie Blum, an Orange attor- MULLEN, Hugh M. passed away on January 29, 1996 after a valiant year battle with cancer.
Hugh was the beloved husband of Virginia, his wife of 50 years; loving father of Mrs. Teri Maurice, Thomas H. Mullen and Richard M. Mullen; loving father-in-law of Rob Maurice and Kathy Marika. He is also survived by his sister, Mrs.
Anne (Don) Hickey and two granddaughters, Meghan and Colleen Mullen; many nieces and nephews. Hugh was born on September 11, 1918 in Los Angeles. He served his country during World War II and graduated from the University of Southern California. While still in school he started working with Edward Doheny Sr. and was an intimate part of the creation of the many Doheny Foundations.
The one closest to his heart was the Doheny Eye Foundation of which he was a full Trustee for many years and was instrumental in the affiliation of the Doheny Eye Foundation with the University of Southern California Medical Center. Hugh then went on to work for the Burton E. Green Investment Company. He was a former Director of the Beverly Hills Land Corp. and a Trustee of the Burton E.
Green Foundation. Funeral Mass will be offered Thursday at Cathedral Chapel Church, 927 S. La Brea Los Angeles. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to: Nazareth House, 3333 Manning Los Angeles, CA 90064.
Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor Hollywood NUTTEN, Marianne Pearcy passed away January 26, 1996. She is survived by her husband, her mother, brother, two daughters and three grandchildren. She graduated from Westridge School and then U.S.C. where she joined Alpha Phi sorority. She sailed competetively both for U.S.C.
and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Memorial service to be held 1pm, Thursday, February 1 at Pacific View Memorial Park. Contributions in lieu of flowers may be made to the Harold Pearcy Memorial Fund, named for her father, Newport Harbor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay Balboa, CA 92661. O'HARA, Mary passed away January 28, 1996 in Santa Monica.
Survived by her son, Robert O'Hara and granddaughter, Midori O'Hara. Funeral Mass 1pm, Thursday, February 1 at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel. Pierce Brothers Moeller-Murphy Mortuary, Santa Monica. PELUSO, Allen James age 51; of Los Angeles; passed away January 29, 1996. Brother of Tony Peluso of Northridge, Mr.
Peluso was an accomplished musician and teacher. Visitation from 5pm to 8pm, Thursday with Rosary recited 7pm, both at Bastian Perrott Mortuary Chapel, 18728 Parthenia Northridge F- uneral Mass 11am, Friday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 18400 Kinzie Northridge. PIPOLO, Antoinette 'Nettie' Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills ROBINSON, Frank Christopher Jr. beloved husband of Dorothy M. Robinson; father of Frank C.
Robinson III, Sue M. Valentin, Ronald C. Nichols and Richard Murdock. Also survived by ten grandchildren and one brother. Vigil Wednesday, January 31, 1996 at Church of Our Fathers, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress.
Funeral Mass Thursday, February 1 at St. John Neuman Church, 5101 Alton Parkway, Irvine. Forest Lawn Mortuary SCHAFLANDER, Gerald M. age 76: passed away Monday, January 29, 1996 at Cameron Glen Rehabilitation Center in Reston, Virginia. Beloved father of Susy Rothschild, Marley Casagrande, and Justin Schaflander, he is also survived by four grandchildren: Adam and Zachary Casagrande and Andrew and Elizabeth Schaflander Rothschild.
The family will hold a private memorial service. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Gerald Schaflander's name to: Citizen Rhode Island NW Suite 403, Washington, D.C. 20036 SCHULTZ, Robert born January 25, 1916 in Iowa; passed away January 27, 1996 in Culver City, California. He is survived by his loving wife, Marcia Schultz; son, Robert Schultz and grandchildren, Tamara, Sally, Robbie, and Carrie Schultz. Memorial service will be held 1pm, Thursday, February 1 at Gates, Kingsley Chapel or SHEPHERD, Judith Goetz passed away January 28, 1996.
A resident of Los Angeles; mother of Scott and Tony Shepherd and Victoria Bleeden; sister of Barbara Windom. Services Wednesday, at Pierce Brothers Westwood Village Mortuary, Glendon Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to American Cancer Society SHIPLEY, Barbara Russell Services will be held Thursday, February 1, 1996 at Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Glendale. Forest Lawn Mortuary SLACK, Elihu D. Armstrong Family, Directors SMITH, James Samuel, Jr.
Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills SULLIVAN, Frances C. beloved wife of the late Raymond H. Sullivan; dear mother of Judy (Richard) Glazer, Michael (Jamie) Sullivan and Laurie Sullivan; loving grandmother of Sadie, Matthew and Jacquee. Funeral Services will be held at 2pm on Friday at Malinow Silverman Mortuary, 7366 S. Osage Avenue (405 at La Tijera).
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials requested to the American Cancer Society. SWERDLICK, AI Hillside Mortuary SWERDLICK, AI Hillside Mortuary The school tissue bank was not licensed in accordance with state requirements because of UC San Diego's "erroneous understanding" that Asch's valid tissue bank" license in Orange County covered the site in La Jolla. UC San- Diego has since received such a license. Payments made to Asch and those who worked under him in La Jolla were not reported UC Irvine, Asch's primary employer, as required under university rules.
UC San Diego laid much of the blame on Asch for problems at the La Jolla clinic. But Dr. Daniel Masys, the institutional officer for UC San Diego's human subjects research committee, said that" as many as four physicians at the La Jolla campus -including a senior faculty member now on 'probation -had erred in not reporting university-based research on discarded reproductive tissues to the committee. This research on "nonviable" tissue was apparently unrelated to that at the University of Wisconsin and did not require patient consent, a UC San Diego spokeswoman said. But it probably should have' been reviewed by a university panel, she said.
UC San Diego officials noted that Tuesday's announcement concerned only reproductive material that, in Moore's words, "remains on glass. under a microscope" and, for all intents and purposes, could not possibly have been used to create a child. GARCIA, Vincente A. born March 1. 1928 in Mexico, passed away January 25, 1996.
He retired from Pillsbury Company after 33 years. We will miss your joy, laughter and your friendly loving caring, words. God has taken home a golden soul and heart and may you rest in peace. Survived by his wife, Sally M. Garcia; also by Elsa, Sandra, step-son, Eddie; and 6 grandchildren.
Services were held January 30th, at Veiga Robison Mortuary, 5353 E. Beverly Los Angeles. Funeral Mass Wednesday, 9am at St. Benedict's Church, Montebello. Interment in Rose Hills Cemetery.
GIBSON, Helen A. born June 6, 1911 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin and died January 26, 1996. Widowed in 1952, Helen went to work at Douglas Aircraft and later for the City of Santa Monica. After retirement, she volunteered at Daniel Freeman Hospital. She is survived by her brother, Don Swan of Florida, who wrote the song "Dream A Little Dream of Me" and gave her a special love of music.
She will be greatly missed by her children: Sharon Combs of West Hollywood, Nancy Gibson McFarland of Redondo Beach, and Robert Gibson of Culver City; and her, grandchildren: Deborah Koch Thousand Oaks, Diane Koch Moore of Seattle, Washington, Linda Sharon (deceased), Jeffrey Scott (deceased), and Kevin Richard (deceased). Until her decline in health, she always exhibited a cheerful spirit and fully loved her life. Memorial Service will be held at 2pm Friday, February 2 at Culver City Church of God, 3998 South Centinela Avenue. GLATT, Solomon Hillside Mortuary GRAY, Daniel Barnett Armstrong Family, Directors GUTIERREZ, Edward Rios Guerra Gutierrez HABER, Antoinette Zellerbach passed away January 29, 1996. Born December, 1912 in San Francisco to Henry and Rose Zellerbach, she attended the University of California, Berkeley.
She is survived by her sons, Joseph (Sandra) Haber and Anthony (Mary) Haber; grandchildren: Bethany, Joseph, Samuel, and Anthony; two great -grandchildren and her nephew, John (Gretchen) Berggruen. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Planned Parenthood or to the charity of your choice. Private family memorial will be held Friday in 'Antoinette's Garden'. HAVENS, Corrine 95 years. Born April 11, 1900 in Springfield, Missouri, passed away December 29, 1995 in Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. Havens lived 42 years in North Hollywood. She worked for 30 years at Rathbun Department Store where she became a buyer. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Don W.
Hommel of Salem; grandson, Robert W. Hommel of Wooldand Hills; sister, Alice Wheeler of Chatsworth; nephew, Eugene Wheeler of Simi Valley. A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 3 at Faith Cahpel, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary HINO, Noboru 72. beloved husband of Mrs.
Mary Michiko Hino; father of Mrs. Kristine Mrs. (David) Irene Ihori; Hino; father-in-law grandfather of Bryan, Darryl and Alan Hino, and Melissa, Megan and Nicholas Ihori; brother of Hiromi (Mary Masako) Hino, Mmes. Emiko Tsuji and Harumi (Sus) Inouye; brother -inlaw of Mrs. Alice Hino; also survived by many nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
Private funeral services were held Tuesday, January 30, 1996 at Green Hills Memorial Park Chapel. Kubota Nikkei Mortuary directors HIRSH, Harold beloved husband of Frances; father of Phyllis Garfield, Loretta (Jack) Shine and Wayne (Frances) Hirsh; grandfather of Russell, Robin, Steven, Joel, Susan, Danny, Michael and Laura; great- -grandfather of Jason, Megan, Samantha, Katelin and Scott; brother of Harriet Rubens. He was a founding, member of Brentwood Country Club, a longstanding member of Tamarisk Country Club, a founding member of Temple Emanuel and a benefactor of Desert Hospital of Palm Springs. Services 1pm, Thursday, February 1 at Hillside Memorial Park Mortuary Chapel. Hillside Mortuary HORAN, Hilda Marie passed away January 28, 1996.
Resident of Glendale, California. Survived by a son and a daughter; 3 brothers and 4 sisters. Rosary 7pm Thursday, February 1st at Utter McKinley Mortuary Chapel in Mission Hills. Mass 11am on Friday, February 2nd at San Fernando Mission Church, Mission Hills. HUNTER, Clark Mangum passed away at home in Pasadena on January 29, 1996 of heart failure.
He was 72 years old. He attended South Pasadena High School and graduated from Stanford University (Class of 1945) after serving as a naval aviator during the war. He worked as a bank officer in Japan for several years before attending USC Law School. He practiced law in Los Angeles for 35 years. He is survived by his wife, Hildreth; six children and seven grandchildren.
HUNTMAN, Herman J. passed away January 27, He is survived by Alma Huntman, his loving wife of 47 years; son, William Weaver; daughter, Helen Jones; 6 grandchildren and 5 greatgrandchildren. He was a mason for 31 years, having attained his 32nd degree, member of the Scottish Rite and a member of the Al Malaikah Temple of the Shrine. He was a member of the I.B.E.W. Local 11 for 51 years.
Funeral Services will be held Friday, February 2, 1996 at in The Little Country Chapel, Pierce Brothers Valhalla Mortuary, 10621 Victory North Hollywood. In lieu of flowers family requests donations be made to the Shriners Childrens Hospital, in his memory. Pierce Brothers Valhalla Mortuary, Directors. Ackerman, Alex Allen, Ruth Basseri, Saleh Bent, Barbara Bertrand, Stolarz Bierman, Ida N. Blomer, Charles Brooks, Bertha Brown, Frederick Burback, Hyman Chalske, Bessie Chandler, Gladys Daigle, Jessie DeBenedetti, John Deverall, Jane Donohue, Joseph Durfee, lone V.
Feldman, Sanford Freund, Harold Garcia, Vicente Gibson, Helen Glatt, Solomon Gray, Daniel KRAVITZ, Rae adored wife of the late Sol Kravitz; loving mother of Bill (Sandy) Kravitz, Ruth Ann (Herb) Cowan, and Dick (Lynn) Kravitz; beloved 'bubbie' to David (Connie), Steven (Roxanne), Susan (Albert), Todd (Ashley), Scott, and Laura; cherished great- -grandmother of Vincent, Allison, Sara, and Robert Oliver. In lieu of flowers, please send tributes to 500 Club, City of Hope, or to The Guilders. Services 2pm, Thursday, Memorial Park February Chapel. at Hillside 1 Mortuary LASHER, Betty W. died in Lancaster, California on January 26, 1996 at age 93.
She is survived by her daughter, Judith Walraven of Los Angeles; daughter-in-law, Loxi Engelhardt of Lancaster; four grandchildren: Matthew C. Lasher Peterson, both in North Carolina, Valerie W. Mantalos of Los Angeles and Victoria Walraven of Seattle, Washington and four great -grandchildren. She was predeceased in 1993 by her husband of 67 years, Dr. Matthew C.
Lasher and her son, Matthew C. Lasher Jr. in 1973. No services will be held. Donations may be made to the Juvenile Diabetes Association.
LOUBARD, Jeanne S. passed away January 28, 1996 in Los Angeles, California. Graveside Services Thursday, February 1996, 1pm at Good Shepherd Cemetery, 17952 Beach Huntington Beach. Pierce Brothers Cunningham O'Connor, Los Angeles. LOVE, Ivonne B.
longtime Pasadena resident, passed away January 24, 1996. Mrs. Love, the widow of Charles C. Love, was an active member of the Pasadena community. She was a member of the Pasadena Historical Society where she served as Second Vice President of the Docent Counsel.
A longtime member of the Order of Eastern Star Chapter 473 in East Pasadena, she served as Worthy Matron, Deputy Grand Matron and in the States organization as the Grand Organist. She also belonged to other fraternal organizations, serving in varous positions with the Order of Jobs Daughters, Bethel 128. A talented musician, Mrs. Love debuted at the age of 18 in an organ recital at Balboa Park. She attended Pasadena City College where she performed with the Bulldog Band and met her husband.
She also graduated from the University of Southern California. Known as "Brownie" she was organist for the Oneonta Congregational Church for 18 years and played at many other churches and events. Mrs. Love worked for 33 years in the Los Angeles Unified School District as teacher and administrator. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, an educational fraternity.
She was the beloved mother of Charles W. Love of Pasadena, Linda Love Jacobson of Studio City and Wayne L. Love, formerly of San Francisco, now deceased. She also enjoyed and took pride in her grandchildren: Claudia SandbergLarsen, a teacher in Sacramento, Robert Charles Sandberg, a student and pilot at the University of North Dakota, and Christian Kenneth Scott Jacobson, a second grader and budding musician. Funeral services will be held 11am, February 2 at Cabot Sons Mortuary, Pasadena.
Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the American Diabetes Association. LUBOFF, Jean Claire passed away on January 28, 1996. She was predeceased by her loving husband, 'Solly'. Their's was a special love affair.
She was a wonderful mother to her children, Faith (Irving) Goldman and Edwin (Ingrid) Luboff. Her ten grandchildren and twelve great- were blessed by her love. She left behind many sweet memories for her friends and relatives to cherish. Services will be held 1pm, Thursday, February 1 at Eden Memorial Park. Groman-Eden Mortuary directors MORSE, Sallie loving mother of Stephen (Brenda) Morse and Michael Morse; adoring grandmother of Adam, Jennifer, Nicole and Nathaniel; dearest greatgrandmother of Logan; dear sister of Oscar (Rayle) Mozur.
Services 12 Noon on Thursday at Mount Sinai Memorial Park, Mount Sinai Mortuary, Times Obituary Information Call Ms. Ryan for understanding and helpful service: (213) 237-7242 or (213) 237-7241, or our Toll- Free Number 1-800-528-4637, Ext. 77241 or 77242 Los Angeles dimes TAKA, John T. Beloved husband of Anna Taka; father of Jo Ann (Brian) Kaba, Caryn (Clyde) Fugami of Oakland, California, Gary (Karen) Taka and Barbara Taka; grandfather of four; brother of Jack (Mary) Takayanagi of Portland, Oregon; brother-in-law of Kei Wada, Arthur (Chimi) Shishido of Denver, Colorado, Yosh (Kay) Shishido, Ichio Shishido, Lily Taka of Riverside, California, Hana (Ben) Kishiyama, Tootie Shishido, Teddie Shishido and Tomi (James) Hatanaka. Funeral Service will be held on Friday, February 2, 1996, beginning at 10am, at the Venice Monica Free Methodist Church, 4871 Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles.
Additional parking is available at the Venice Japanese Community Center, 12448 Braddock one block west of Centinela Ave. Kubota Nikkei Mortuary TORRES, Margarita M. Guerra Gutierrez UNDERWOOD, M. D. Malinow Silverman Mortuary VAN ORDSTRAND, Connie Forest Lawn Mortuary, Long Beach VICTORSON, Irene The Neptune Society, Burbank VINSON, Amy Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills WAGNER, James Jr.
Services will be held 1pm, Friday, February 2, 1996 at Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary WEISS, Mark C. 43; passed away January 27, 1996 of cancer. Survived by his devoted wife, Susie; daughters, Sara and Katie; parents, Dr. Allen and Donna Weiss; sisters, Joy Pratt (Clyde), Gail Kerney (Malcolm), and Reenie Weiss; sonin-law of Lucille Honig and the late Clarence Honig, D.D.s.
Mark will be remembered for his zest for life, devotion to family and enduring friendships. Memorial services will be held 4pm, Sunday, February 4 at University Synagogue, 11906 Sunset Los Angeles. Donations may be made to: USC North Cancer Center, Mark Weiss Memorial Fund, 1420 San Pablo PMB Suite C-100, Los Angeles, CA 90033. WILSON, Howard James age 35, Beverly Hills Police Officer died on Saturday, January 27, 1996, due to injuries sustained in an off -duty motorcycle accident on Mulholland Highway, near Las Virgenes Road. Wilson graduated from Canoga Park High School in 1978 and he entered the Air National Guard in September of 1979.
He served 8 years as a military police officer. Wilson joined the Beverly, Hills Police Department in September of 1981 and was a 13 year veteran. He served as a motor officer for years. An avid softball player and off-duty motorcycle enthusiast, he is survived by his daughter, 11; and son, his father, mother, sister and a brother. In lieu of flowers, donations will be accepted by the Beverly Hills Police Association for "Wilson's Viewing Wednesday evening (tonight), January 31, 1996, from 6 to 9pm at Crawford Mortuary, 8717 Tampa Avenue, Northridge.
Memorial Thursday, February 1, 1996, at noon at the Chapel In The Canyon, 9012 Topanga Canyon West Hills. Interment immediately following the service in Oakwood Memorial Park, 22601 Lassen Street, Chatsworth, California. VALE, Jeanette Mount Sinai Mortuary ZIMMERMAN, Paul B. 92; resident of El Toro; retired Sports Editor of the Los Angeles Times; died Sundy, January 28, 1996. Survived.
by wife, Mary Charlotte; daughter, Sharley Wallander; sister, Ruth Steese; grandchildren, Anne Buhlig, Lynn Buhlig and great -grandchild, Sierra Buhlig Govett. Private services will be held at' Pacific View Mortuary, Newport Beach. Funeral Notices JOHN H. LEPPOLD age 65; retired Deputy, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. deceased January 27, 1996.
Years of service: July 28, 1952 to August 7, 1975. Viewing from 5pm to 9pm, Wednesday, January 31 at Risher Mortuary, 1316 Whittier Montebello. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Sidney W. White, Jr.
age 42; retired Deputy, Los Angeles County Sheriff's deceased January 27, 1996. Years of service: February 25, 1977 to March 31, 1993. Viewing will be on Friday, February 2 at Harrison Ross Mortuary, 4601 S. Crenshaw Los Angeles. Call for time of viewing.
Funeral services 10am, Saturday, February 3 at St. Phillips Episcopal Church, 2800 Stanford Los Angeles. Interment will follow in Rosedale In Memoriam Modessa Nov. 3, 1932 Jan. 31, 1994 You will always be remembred and your memory will always be cherished and will always be in our hearts.
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