Cols 5-6: Tehran braces for the possibility of violence after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei demands that protesters end their mass demonstrations against alleged vote-rigging in the recent Iran election and suggests that people who defy him would be responsible for the consequences. (IRAN-TIMES, moved.) Above the fold: Col 1: In an era when people sit passively listening to music, USC music professor emeritus James Vail has persuaded hundreds of amateur disciples to make music; shunning the spotlight, and without benefit of a lavishly equipped performance hall, he has had a profound effect on Los Angeles' choral and sacred music. (CHOIRMASTER, moved.) Col 6: Supporters of losing presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi call for Iranians who had voted for him to climb to their rooftops between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. and shout 'God is great' to voice their discontent over alleged vote-rigging; the gesture harkens back 30 years to the months before the Islamic Revolution, and it is a way to reassure others that they were not alone in feeling wronged and enraged. (IRAN-VOICES, moved.) Below the fold: Cols 4-5: California's unemployment rate in May hit its highest level in more than three decades, 11.5 percent, but the pain of being out of work is not being shared equally between the sexes in an economic downturn some have termed a 'mancession.' (CALIF-JOBS, upcoming about 10:15 p.m. EDT.) Bottom of the page: Cols 1-6: Advertisement. Sent: 10 p.m. EDT. For questions, call (213) 237-7832. 