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1 30 53, 1, in ohs four rille THURSDAY MORNING Zos Angeles a Times OCTOBER 18, DAILY EASTERN CITRUS MARKETS THE ASSOCIATED Carlot shipments of California citrus. compiled from railroad passing reports for the California Fruit Growers' Association, were given as follows: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Oranges. Lemons. October 16 S'asor. to date Last season to CENTRAL October 16 Season to date Last season to date California oranges were higher and eastern and middle western auction anges ano twenty-two cars of lemons.

The price range per box: Graded above choice: New York 4.10 6.05 Boston 4.85 6 5.55 Chicago 4.65 5.25 Philadelphia 4.40 0 4.50 Pittsburgh 4.15 Cleveland 5.00 6.15 St. Louis 4.80 4.90 Cincinnati 5.15 Detroit 4.55 5.00 New Orlean's Prices by size per box of Sunkist the California Fruit Growers' Exchange as NEW YORKRooster. Orange BOSTONRooster. Orange PHILADELPHIARooster. Orange CHICAGOCarmencita.

Fullerton DETROITWhittier, Whittier CLEVELANDWhittier, Whittier PITTSBURGHCarmencita, Placentia ST. LOUIS-Violet. Duarte CINCINNATISelected. Limco BALTIMORECock of the Walk. Orange Carlot auction per box California Fruit Growers' on its all others.

as follows: ST. LOUIS Valencias higher fancy. lower choice. Sales: Three cars of oranges. VALENCIAS Violet.

DM, Sunkist, Duarte 4.90 Jasmine, DM. Red Ball, Duarte 4.60 Fuchsia, LAV. Red Ball. La 4.20 Carmencita. NO.

Sunkist. Placentia 4.80 CLEVELAND Valencias closed strong to higher: lemons strong to higher. Sales: Five cars of oranges: one car of lemons. Florida sales: Two cars of grapefruit, 2.55. VALENCIAS Whittier.

WD. Sunkist. Whittier 5.00 Greenleaf. WD. choice.

Whittier 4.70 Our Selection, OR, Garden Grove 6.15 La Luna, OR, Sunkist. Garden Grove 5.45 Defiance. ST. Sunkist, Downey 5.00 Shamrock. NO, Sunkist.

Placentia 5.40 Caledonia. NO. Red Ball. Placentia 5.25 4.90 Carmencita, NO, Sunkist, LEMONS Athlete, SA. Sunkist.

Claremont 6.60 Ball. SA, Red Ball, Claremont 5.95 CINCINNATI-Valencias strong to higher; lemons higher 432s. Sales: Two cars of oranges: two cars lemons. Florida sales: Two cars of grapefruit, 2.05. VALENCIAS Selected.

VC. Sunkist. Limco 5.15 Loma. VC. Red Ball.

Limco 5.05 Martha Washington, OR. Red Ball, Tustin 4.60 LEMONS Excellent, VCE. Sunkist. Santa Paula 3.65 Sunside, VCE. Red Ball.

Santa Paula 2.60 Yorba, NO, Sunkist. Yorba 3.00 Linda, NO, Red Ball. Yorba Linda 3.05 -Valencias lower: lemons higher. Sales: Three cars of oranges; one car of lemons. VALENCIAS Paul Negron.

LAV. Sunkist. La Verne 4.75 Carmencita, NO, Sunkist, 4.85 Poppy, MOD, Pure Gold, Covina 4.15 LEMONS Cub. OK. Red Ball, Upland 3.20 BOSTON Valencias closed strong to higher: lemons higher 360s, unchanged balance.

Sales: Twelve cars of oranges: two cars of lemons. Florida sales: Two cars of Texas grapefruit, 1.95. VALENCIAS Rooster, OR. Sunkist, Orange 5.05 Red C. COV.

Sunkist. Covina 4.90 Carnival, COR, Red Ball. 4.60 La Habra, NO. Sunkist. La Habra 5.35 Reliable.

NO, Sunkist, La Habra 5.05 Tesoro. NO. Sunkist, Placentia 5.05 Miracle, NO. choice. Placentia 4.75 Red Band.

NO. standard. 4.50 Senator. OR. Sunkist.

Frances 4.85 Bird Rocks, OR. Sunkist. Villa: 5.15 Tick Tock, OR. Red Ball. VillA Park 4.70 Premier.

WD, Sunkist, Whittier Groves 5.25 Golden WD, Sunkist, Whittier Groves 4.85 Blue W. WD, Red Ball, Whittier Groves 4.50 Scepter, OR. Sunkist. Orange 5.55 Rooster, OR. Sunkist.

Orange 5.05 Shamrock. NO. Sunkist. Placentia 4.85 Alphabetical, OR, Sunkist, Villa Park 5.70 Bird Rocks, OR. Sunkist, Villa Park 5.00 Tick Tock.

OR. Red Ball, Villa Park. 4.65 Carmencita, NO, Sunkist. Placentia 5.00 LEMONS Excellent. VCE.

Sunkist. Santa Paula 7.60 Alta Loma Blue, OK. Sunkist, Alta Loma 6.85 Alta Loma Red, OK. Red Ball, Alta Loma 6.70 PHILADELPHIA- Valencias closed lower: lemons higher best 4325 and larger. lower balance.

Sales: Fourteen cars of oranges: two cars of lemons. VALENCIAS Bluegoose Valentine, AFG, fancy, Orange 4.55 Scepter, OR. Sunkist, Orange 5.50 Rooster, OR. Sunkist. Orange 4.90 Luna, OR.

Sunkist. Garden Grove 4.85 Tick Tock, OR. Red Ball, Villa Park 4.40 Bird Rocks, OR, Sunkist. Villa Park 4.80 Red Fox, OR. Sunkist.

Orange 4.40 Vernon Home, OR. Sunkist, Tustin. 4.65 Airship, VCE, Sunkist. Millmore 4.50 Robin Hood. OR, Red Ball.

Orange 4.15 Red Fox. OR. Sunkist. Orange 4.40 Atlas. OR.

Sunkist. Olive 4.55 La Luna, OR, Sunkist. Garden Grove 4.70 Serenade, OR, Red Ball, Garden Grove 4.30 Rooster, OR, Sunkist, Orange 4.70 Tesoro, NO. Sunkist, Placentia 4.55 Miracle, NO. choice, Placentia 4.20 Red Band.

NO. standard. 3,90 Carmencita, NO. Sunkist. 4.75 Carmencita, NO, Sunkist.

4.70 LEMONS Alta Loma Blue, OK, Sunkist. Alta Loma 4.60 Alta Loma Red. OK, Red Ball, Alta Loma 4.80 Hewes Park. OR. Sunkist, EI Modena 6.05 Toddy, OR.

extra choice, El Modena 4.75 NEW ORLEANS-Lemons lower. Sales: Two cars of lemons. LEMONS Yorba, NO. Sunkist. Yorba Linda 3.45 Linda.

NO. Red Ball, Yorba 3.30 EA. Athlete, Sunkist. Claremont 3.30 Basket SA. Red Ball.

mont 3.00 DETROIT- Valencias higher 216s and smaller. easier in spots for balance: lematrady. Sales: Four cars of oranges: one car of lemons, Florida sales: One car of grapefruit, 2 05. VALENCIAS Parrot. SA, Sunkist.

Pomona 4.55 Hawk. SA. Red Ball Pomona 4.55 Whittier. WD. Sunkist, Whittier 5.00 Greenies! WD.

choice, Whittier 4.65 Ventura Life. VCE. Sunkist, rillo 4.85 Ventura Habit, VCE. Red Ball. rille 4.60 Ventura Life.

VCE. Sunkist, Ventura Habit, VCE. Red 4.90 Ball. Cama: rillo 4.65 LEMONS Mission, VCF. Sunkist.

Santa Barbam 5.80 Panama, VCE, Red Ball. Santa bara 5.05 CHICAGO Valencias steady: lemons unchanged. Sales: Eight cars of oranges: cars of lemons. Florida sales One car of oranges. 2.25 one car of fruit, 1.85, two cars of Texas grapefruit, 1.65.

VALENCIAS Malibu, VCE. Sunkist, Mariposa. Santa Paula 4.90 VCE. choice. Santa 4.65 Ibex.

WD. Sunkist, Rivera 4.95 Mansion Piru. Red Ball. Rivera 4.55 Ranchito, WD. Weaver of VCE.

Sunkist. Piru 5.00 of Piru, VCE. Red Ball. Mupu. VCE.

Sunkist. Santa Piru 4.45 South Paula. 5.25 Mountain. VCE. Red Ball.

Santa Paula Montezuma. WD. Sunkist. Rivera 5.15 4.55 Toltec. Rooster.

WD. Red Ball. Rivera 4,73 OR. Sunkist, Orange 5,10 Carmencita. NO.

Sunkist, Pullerton 5.10 Quality, Bunkist. OJai Felicity. ST. Bunkiat. 4.90 Campfire.

Ojai 4.65 ST. Red Ball, Oral 4,45 LEMONS Mission. VCE, Sunkist, Santa bare Panama. VCE. Red Bail.

4.40 Santa bara VCE. Sunkist. 4.05 Santa Bar. bara Panama. VCE.

Red Ball. 5.15 Santa bara Hibiscus, Sunkist. 4.20 Monticello. SDF. National City 5.10 8DF.

Red Ball, National City Selected. VC. Sunkist. Santa 3.80 Loma, VO, Red Ball, Santa 5.90 4.40 NEW YORK- -Valencias strong to ent lemons strong to higher 3008-3606. better higher In spots I choice 4326-4006, Bales: Thirty-Ave cans especially marry were issued yesterday.

Name and age given. MERTZ SANFORD. James A. Mertz, 22; Mary MONTES -VILLAPANDO. Jesus Montes, 21; Jennie Villapando, 17.

MORRIS, PROVISOR, Leo Morris, 28; Provisor, 26. MULLIN-McGRATH. Wayne F. Mullin, 3. 33; Charlotte M.

McGrath, 29. ODDIE SUMNER. Ernest V. Oddie, 33; Aurora Sumner, 27. PASSARELI 24: A.

Arthur Cheshire, PasLucille 20. PASUT-CURTO. Matteo Pasut, 29; Rose M. Curto, 26. PAYNE- -GILLETTE.

Daniel O. Payne, 30; Katherine G. Gillette, 29. PIERCE CANALE. Robert J.

Pierce, 21; Pauline Canale, 18. SAKAMOTO WATANABE. Akira Sakamoto, 33; Chizuru Watanabe, 21. SLATES THOMPSON. William H.

Slates, 30: Ola Thompson. 22. STOKEY-WRIGHT. Robert G. Stokey, 19; Dorothy N.

Wright, 19. VANDERGRIFT HOGLUND. Ernest Vandergrift. 21; Elaine Hoglund. 18.

WEBB -GORDON. Harry S. Webb, 39; Rose Gordon. 24. WEBB- James M.

Webb, 24; Eme M. Young, 23. WILDN Ruth L. Wyatt, 22. William T.

Wildman, 22: WILLIAMSON ROMELFANGER. Raleigh Williamson, 27; Frances Romelfanger, 19. WINNOR-EWERT. Gordon V. Winnor, 26; Hilda Ewert, 25.

INTENTION TO MARRY following notices of intention to DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ARANCIBIA. Elgie M. from Michael. ARMSTRONG. Eleanor L.

from Vernon P. BAILEY. Kathleen from Herman. BANCROFT. Laura B.

James M. BARRETT. Esther M. from Richard. CAU.

Gladys from Joseph. CHAFFEE. Mary C. from Dorr U. CHRISTMAN.

Edith G. from Otto. CORRIGAN. Mabel L. from John CRUICKSHANK.

Veronica L. from Vernon. ERLANDSON. Mildred from Ivan. FOSTER.

Olivia C. from William H. HOLMQUIST. Gordon E. from Dorothy M.

HUDSON. Janet C. from Joseph H. KIMMICK. Hazel from Dale.

LUNDQUIST. Genevieve from Harold. McDANNALD. J. E.

from Dessa. LORD. John C. from Anna P. MARTIN.

Grace from Mason. McGEE. Fred S. from Clara E. McINTIRE.

Gloria Q. from J. H. MORROW. John P.

from Kate. REDIN. Gustaf from Vivian. RUSH. Marion E.

from Hilton R. SMITH. Hattie M. from Homer. SMITH.

Olva H. from Perry O. STRICKLER. Kathryn from James A. THOMPSON.

Kathryn L. from Paul D. TOWNSEND. Emma L. from Roscoe.

BIRTHS Name, sex, place and date of birth. AITKEN. Mr. and Francis S. Son.

Hollywood Hospital. October 13. ARCHER. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter H. ter. Wilshire Hospital. October 9. BLAIR.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Son. Hollywood Hospital.

October 12. BOWENS. Mr. and Mrs. James.

Daughter. 1560 East One Hundred and Tenth street. October 9. BRITTON. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 15.

BYRNE. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Daughter.

Hollywood Hospital. October 11. CECCONI. Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil H. Daughter. Angelus Hospital. October 9. COGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital.

October 11. CRON. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A.

Son. Angelus Hospital. October 11. DAY. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph H. Son. St. Vincent's Hospital.

October 14. FERRY. Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Son. Queen Esther Hospital. October 12. FESTER, Mr. and Mrs.

August H. Son. Hollywood Hospital. October 15. HASARD.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. Daughter. Southwest Maternity Hospital.

October 5. HENDLER. Mr. and Mrs. William W.

Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 10. HUNGERFORD. Mr.

and Mrs. Williard C. Daughter. Queen Esther Hospital. October 9.

HUTCHISON. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Son.

Southwest Maternity Hospital. October 9. JOHNSON. Mr. and Mrs.

William I. Son. Hollywood Hospital. October 14. KAPLAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

October 7. KIRKPATRICK. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Son. Hollywood Hospital. October 13. KITER. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest L. Daughter. Southwest Maternity Hospital. October 14.

KNEEN. Mr. and Mrs. J. Son.

Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 11. KOPLOWITZ. Mr. and Mrs.

Hyman, Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 10. KRANER. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd C. Son. Wilshire Hospital. October 9.

LYTLE. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Son.

Southwest Maternity Hospital. October 10. MARKS. Mr. and Mrs.

Saul. Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October McELREE. Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Daughter. Wilshire Hospital. October 11.

NADEL. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan. Son.

Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 10. NEWCOMB. Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Y. Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon HOSpital. October 8. O'HARRA.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Daughter. Wilshire Hospital.

October 9. PRATT. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C.

Son. Queen Esther Hospital. October 12. PROCTOR. Mr.

and Mrs. David T. Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, October 8. SANGLOIS.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Daughter. St.

Vincent's Hospital. ber 15. SCAVO. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph. Son. Jetferson Hospital. October 13. SENTURIA.

on Mr. and Mrs. Irwin J. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital.

October 13. SHONE. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel.

Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 10. SHUPE. Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Daughter. Jefferson Hospital. October 13.

SIMS. Mr. and Mrs. Finis. Son.

877 East Forty-third street. October 11. SMITH. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar R. Son. Jefferson Hospital. October 7. SNEDDON.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital.

tober 13. SOLOMON. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.

Son. Jefferson Hospital. October 7. SPILLMAN. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene K. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 11.

STAUBER. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Daughter.

Hollywood Hospital. October 11. STIMMEL, Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. October 12. THORNBURG. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold B. Son. Hollywood Hospital. October 15. VINESTKY.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

tober 12. WIEMANN. Mr. and Mrs. Louis.

Son. Jefferson Hospital. October 11. ZACHARY. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Daughter. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Oc- tober 8. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Los Angeles) Name- Age.

Date. ANDERSON, Oscar 47 Oct. 13 BADY. Andrew 58. Oct.

14 BARNETT, Carrie 47 Oct. 12 BELTRAM. Miguel 37 Oct. 16 BLESCO. Blus Oct.

BRANDTHILL. Ella 76 Oct. CAMOSSE. Carrie 45 Oct. CELAYA.

Luiz 51 Oct. COBB. Charles 37 Oct. CULVER. Kate Oct.

DE MALDONAD. Catalina 64 Oct. DUDLEY, Thomas 30 Oct. EMMETT. Edith 28 Oct.

ENDERLY, Frederick 67 Oct. GOLDSTEIN, Mildred 22 Oct. GORDON, Constance 26 Oct, HALLECK. Harry 80 Oct. HARMON, Laura Oct.

HATCH. Sylvester 75 Oct. HERNANDEZ, Alejandro 53 Oct. HULIN. Charles 78 Oct.

INGRAM, Hattie Oct. LAWLER. Peter Oct. 13 McCANE. John 35 Oct.

14 McLEOD. Robert 46 Oct. 10 MEYBERG. Max 84 Oct. 14 MEYER.

John 66 Oct. 12 MILES. Nellie Oct, MILLAY, Jean Oct. 15 MOLINA. Jesus Oct.

NEFF. Ray 51 Oct. 10 OBERMEYER. Fred 33 Oct. OWEN, Lillah 84 Oct.

PAIGE. Edith Oct. PATEK. Rudolph Oct. PECK, Carolyn Oct.

PEER. Flossie Oct. PFISTER, Sadie 80 PIERSON. Esther 87 Oct. PLANK.

Julius 72 Oct, RAFFERTY, Ellen Oct, STAFFORD, Mary Oct, STRIKE. Frederick Oct. VALENZUEL, Mariana Oct. WHITEHORN, Lorance Oct. WILHOIT, Carrie 68 Oct.

YOUNG, Phila 58 Oct. 15 MAN WANTED Steady, full time employment on a weekly salary basis is oftered to an intelligent, honest and reliable man between 35 and 40 years old by a large Pacific Coast organization. Applicant should have a successful past record with experience in meeting and handling the public. Sales experience helpful but not sary. He must know Los Angeles and should be a resident of Southern California for the past two years.

In answering please state your entire business history; your age, address and a telephone number where you can be reached, Also, the most convenient time for an interview. No investment is required. Three references must accompany application. Write DAK, Box 157, Times. DEATHS With Funeral Announcements.

The inhabitant shall not say, I am sick: the people that dwell therein' shall be forgiven their iniquity. -Isa. xxxili, 24. BARNEY. Lillian Patricia Barney.

Services today 2 in the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. BARR. Remains of William D. Barr were nial Mortuary to Indianapolis, Ind.

forwarded by Edwards Brothers' I ColoBECHT. October 17, at Wilmington, John, beloved husband of Marie Becht. Funeral, Friday, a.m., in the chapel of Godeau Martinoni. BEST. Mrs.

Robena R. Best 9822 Madison street. South Gate, passed away October 17. She leaves one son, C. A.

of, Best of Walnut Park; two daughters, Dorris Evens of South Gate Jessie Morie Best of Tulsa. and one sister. Mrs. J. R.

Sinclair Stockton. Services at the Pyle Mortuary, South Gate, Friday at 2 p.m. (Marietta, papers please copy.) BRANDTHILL. The funeral services of Mrs. Ella Brandthill will be held today at 2 p.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. BRINEGAR. John W.

Brinegar, loving son of Mrs. Amanda Brinegar, brother of Mrs. Berta Bonhaus. Services Saturday, October 20. at 2:30 p.m..

at the chapel of Adair Payne, 817 Venice Boulevard. BROUGHTON. Euchre Alecia Broughton. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. BURCH.

Services for James R. Burch 10 a.m. today at the Church of the Good Shepherd, 937. West 'Fifty-first Place. Pierce Brothers, directors.

CAMPBELL. October 17, Nathan Campbell, beloved husband of Emily E. Campbell; loving son of John A. Campbell. Services 1 p.m.

Friday from Pierce Brothers. CAMPBELL. Services for Patrick Leonard Campbell 10 a.m. today from Pierce Brothers. Entombment, Calvary Mausoleum.

CLARKSON. At 1014 South Plymouth Boulevard, Mrs. Ella M. Clarkson. Funeral services Friday at 3:30 p.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. CRAWFORD. Mrs.

Ella J. Crawford, beloved wife of F. W. Crawford of 2718 East Seventh street. and mother of H.

F. Crawford of Los Angeles and Delmer E. Manning of Sedalia, Colo. Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South street. DITTIG. October, 17, Fred A. Dittie, beloved of Mrs.

Fred A. Dittig; loving father of Fred L. Dittig. Services 3 p.m. Friday from Pierce Brothers.

DUFF. Edward Duff, husband of Helen Duff: father of Patricia Duff. Services Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' Heather. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge.

FITZ GIBBON. October 16, Maria Fitz Gibbon. loving mother of Mrs. Isabel McKenna and Mrs. Charles A.

Price. Funeral Friday, October 19, at 8:30 a.m., from the chapel of Cunningham. O'Connor, 1031 South Grand avenue. Requiem mass at St. John's Church at 9:30 a.m.

Funeral private. FOSTER. Mrs. Myrtle Foster. Remains at Alvarez Moore.

Interment, Moline, Ill. GIAMBASTIANI. Vittorio. loving father of Ulisse, Ettore and Dante Giambastiani. Recitation of the rosary Friday evening.

8 o'clock. in the chapel of Godeau Martinont. Funeral Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from the chapel. Mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church at 10 o'clock.

GOODEN. Services for Lucille Gooden p.m. today at the Little Church of the Flowers. Pierce Brothers, directors. GORMAN.

Albert E. Gorman. at 1248 Fourth street. Santa Monica, husband of Mary Theresa Gorman and brother of John D. Gorman of Quebec.

Can. Rosary will be recited Thursday, Oetober 18. at 8 p.m., at the Ocean Park chapel of Kirkelie, Bernard Peek. Funeral Friday, October 19. at 8:30 a.m..

from the chapel. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. at St. Monica's Catholic Church. Interment, Calvary.

Please omit flowers. GRACE. Services for Ann C. Grace today at 11 a.m. from the chapel of Reed Brothers 721 West Washington Boulevard.

HARMON. Services for Laura V. Harmon 3 p.m. today from the residence. 1223 South Kenniston.

Pierce Brothers, directors. HAUSER. Services for Louis Hauser 3 p.m. Saturday from Pierce Brothers. HIGMAN.

R. Adel Higman. Graveside services 2 p.m. today in Inglewood Cemetery. Pierce Brothers, directors.

HORN. Claude Horn. Remains at the chapel of W. Brown. 1815 South Flower street.

HUTCHINSON, Mary E. Hutchinson, loving sister of Maria A. Wright, deceased. Services Friday, 2 p.m.. at the L.

F. Utter funeral parlors. Interment. Cleveland. O.

(Cleveland, papers please copy.) KELSO. October 17. Samuel 8. Kelso. Services 2 p.m.

Saturday at the Presbyterian Church. Downer, Cal, Pierce Brothers, directors. KING. Funeral services for Mary beloved wife of Charles N. King.

mother of Hal Walter King and Mrs. Alma Owens. October 19 at 2 p.m. at the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Alvarez Moore, directors. KINRADE.

Thomas L. Kinrade, Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street.

KRUMMEL. The funeral services of John F. Krummel will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. LANE. October 16. Emma E. Lane, beloved mother of Grace L.

Green Los Angeles and Leroy M. Lane of Roanoke, Va. Services and interment, Elgin, Ill. Pierce Brothers. directors.

LASHER. Mrs. Ada Lasher, beloved mother of Alvin Lasher of Riverside, Charles R. Lasher and Mrs. Mabel Kennedy of this city and Robert E.

Lasher of San Bernardino. Funeral services Friday at 11 a.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

LITTLEHALE. October 17, Edward Littlehale. Pierce Brothers, directors. MacPHERSON. Services for Anna R.

MacPherson 2 p.m. today from Pierce Brothers. McNITT. Mrs. Henrietta McNitt.

Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. OIL NEWS BY HOWARD KEGLEY Drilled to completion in less than one month, the Hicks No.

1 well of William Hughes, in the Mesa field at Santa Barbara, was reported to be flowing yesterday at the rate of 2500 to 3000 barrels per day. Heavy gas pressure started the well to blow out, but the crew. succeded in holding it down until the hole could be completed. Bottom is at 2050 feet. The new producer is approximate1y 250 feet west of the Fred Cole wells in the northwesterly part of Santa Barbara.

Four or five wells in that which are thought to be at the very top of the structure. have registered initial flows of 2000 to 3000 barrels daily. Coring Oil Sands Nearly 2000 feet of saturated oil sand is reported to have been cored in the Casamera Oil Company's No. 1 well, southwest of North Belridge field, according to company reports. The hole is down 6270 feet and making steady progress through the upper Temblor formation, it is said.

Heavy gas pressure has been present for the last 500 feet of drilling, the reports say. Company officials plan to take in 200 feet more formation and then cement off for a production test. Casamera holds eighty of leases surrounding the Adwacres joining parcels are held by Standard, Shell, Cities Service, Pure Oil, Honolulu Oil. Richfield and other operating companies. Rigging Up Felix The Petroleum Securities Company is rigging up to start the drill in its Felix No.

4 well on Kettleman Hills north dome. as an effset to two other operations. The well will be west of the Associated Oil Company's new Whepley drilling job, and east of Standard's No. 45-35-J location. On the middle dome of Kettleman Hills the Petroleum Securities Company's No.

58-19-V well. its commercial producer there, and the second steady producer in first the field, is yielding 450 barrels of crude per day under pinch-down. The well has not been given an allowable, but, will get one under the November quota, it is reported. This project established a potential of 1500 barrels per day. Rio Grande Starting Next week the Rio Grande Oil Company will start building derricks for two wells which it will drill at on the forty-acre Perkins lease in the Mesa Held at Santa Barbara.

The company obtained its lease there a few days ago and is rushing preparation for field development. It expects to run two strings of tools simultaneously and will drill two new ones as quickly as they be completed. can, lease adjoins Fred Cole's Perkins parcel and lies on the east side of the Fair Acres area, being the only block cf acreage in the vacant lot territory Boom Hits Edison With the completion of the Edison Oil Company's CCMO No. 1 for nearly 2000 barrels this week in the Edison field, Sec. 15, 30-29, a boom has hit the district which had been gradually slowing up because of several recent disappointments developed recently.

Although a few projects are still going ahead in the southern end, it is believed that the biggest production lies to the north. The Lee Oil Company is reported to be coring in good oil sand with plenty of gas pressure at 3050 feet in its Seale No. 1 on Sec. 6, 30-29. A well is to be spudded in on Section 14, 30-29 by North American Oil Consolidated, a quarter of a mile west of Jergins Trust's Dougherty No.

1. A. T. Jergins Trust's Dougherty No. in Sec.

14, 30-29. at Edison, is being plugged back for recompletion in the shallow sands between 1500 and 1560 feet. The project was drilled to granite at 2640 feet, but no productive zones were found at depth. On the first test the well established a potential of 150 barrels daily on the pump in the upper zone. San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

17. Ing Francisco is the list of transactions on the San Stock Exchange today: Sales High Low Last Ang. Cal. N. 100 12.

12 12 Byron Jackson 100 63 Cal. Pack. 300 381 373, 38 Cal. W. St.

Life. 10 10 10 10 Caterpil. 600 271, 278, Cons. Ch. Ind.

'A' 100 Crown 2519 2512 Zel. 100 Do. pid. 20 46 46 46 Do. pid.

5 45 45 45 Empor. 100 Gen. Paint 100 53. 81 Haiku Pine, 50 18 18 18 Honolulu 400 11 Magnavox 100 Natomas Co. 400 Nor.

Am. Oil Co. 300 92 Oliver Un. F. A 100 8 Pac.

Gas 200 143 Do. 6125 1st pi. 100 Do. 65 1st 500 195. Pac.

Light. 100 Do. $6 Pac. P. S.

700 Paraffine Con 100 351 351. 35 San J. Lt. Pwr. 78 prior, pid.

20 871; 871 South. Pacine 18. 181 Bo. Pac. Gol.

A 100 53 Do. 300 Stand. Oil Cal 200 20 Thomas 100 Tid. W. pid.

30 75 Transame. Corp. 1500 Union Oil 400 Metal Market CLEVELAND. Oct. 17.

(Exclusive) Daily Metal Trade today says: While consumers appear to be display. ing a little more interest in their steel requirements. the volume of business ine to the mills continues limited. But. ness booked recently has not been sifticient to support steel -making operations which this week drained 1 point to 23 per cent of capacity.

Automotive orders are being received limited way and no particular pick-up in demand from this industry is expected before early next month. The tone of the steel market continues steady. METAL PRICES NEW YORK. Oct. 17.

(Pr. -Copper quiet: electrolytic spot and future. Blue Eagle. 9.00. Tin steady: spot and 50.85 50.95; future.

50.90. Iron quiet. changed. Lead firm: spot New York. 3.65: East St.

Louis. 3.52. Zine dull; East Bt. Louis spot and future, 3.80. Aluminum.

20.000 23.30. Antimony, spot. 9.50 Zine futures closed dull, unchanged. tober. 3.82.

No sales. Copra The following radiogram was received senterday from C. Grant tanecs. American Trade Commissioner at Manila. by Walter Measday, acting district manager.

Bureau of Foreien and Domestic Commerce, here Los Angeles, market de easier, bus steady. Manila: 8.000 Cebu. 6.10: Hondagua, 8.10. 8.95. Copra cake quotationa pesos to Europe, bus no quotations for copra meal from Pacino Investment Trusts NEW YORK, Oct.

17. (P) -(New York Security Dealers' Association.) Over -thecounter market: Bid Asked Admin. Fund w.w. 14.22 15.13 Amerex Hold. Am.

Gen. Sec. 3 5 Do. $3 pfd. 38 43 Am.

Bankstocks .89 1.00 Am. Business Shrs. .85 .94 Am. Fdrs. 6s pfd.

Do. 7s pid. Am. Ins. Stocks Assoc.

Stand. Oil Bancamer. Blair Basic Industry ...2.82 British Type nv. .40 .65 Bullock Fund Can. Inv.

Fund .3.25 3.50 Central Corp. Do. Century Th. 19.10 20.54 Commercial Nat. Corp.

Cumulative Tr. Sh. 3.62 Corporate Trust .1.81 Do. "AA" .1.78 Do. "AA" mod.

2.09 2.22 Do. accum. sex. 1.78 Do. accum.

ser. mod. .2.09 2.22 Crum Forster Do. 8s pfd. 104 109 Crum Forster Do.

7s pfd. 100 104 Depos. Bk. Sh. N.

Y. 2.20 Depos. Ins. Shrs. .3.29 3.65 Diversified Tr.

Do. 2.80 3.10 Do. Dividend Shrs. .1.15 1.27 Equity Corp. $3 cv.

19 23 Fidelity Fund Inc. 39.35 42.34 Five Year Fixed .3.12 Fixed Trust Sh. .7.44 Do. 6.33 Fund Investors Inc. .1.79 1.97 Fund Tr.

Shrs. Do. Huron Holding .22 .32 Incorp. Investors 15.94 17.13 Int. Sec.

Corp. Am. Do. "B' Int. Sec.

Am. 6s pfd. 11 15 Do. pid. 11 15 Inv.

Tr. N. Y. Coll. Major Corp.

Shrs. Mass. Invest. Tr. .18.09 19:66 Mutual Invest.

.1.00 1.09 Sec. 2.91 3.01 Do. vtc. .1.08 1.19 N. Y.

Bk. Tr. North Am. Bond Tr. 88 North Am.

Tr. Shares .1.73 Do. 1955 .2.19 Do. 1956 .2.16 Do 1958 2.25 2.50 Northern Secur. 52 60 Plymouth Fund .84 .93 Quarterly Inc.

Shrs. .1.18 1.30 Repres. Tr. Shrs. 7.62 8.37 Repub.

Invest. Fund 1.81 1.93 Second Int. Sec. Do. Do.

6s 1st pid. 24 28 Selected Am. Sh. 2.31 Selected Am. Sh.

05 1.15 Selected Cumul Sh. .6.21 Selected Income Sh. Selected Manage Trust. Spencer Trask .14.05 14.94 Stana. Am.

Tr. Shrs. .2.60 2.85 Stand. Util. Inc.

.51 .55 State Street Invest. .60.73 65.67 Super of Am. Tr. .2.81 Do. "AA" .2.03 Do.

2.97 Do. "BB" 05 Do. .5.16 Do. "D' Supervised Shrs. .1.15 1.26 Trust Fund Shrs.

31 312 Trusteed Industry 99 1.10 Trustee Stand. Inv. .2.01 Do. "D' 96 Trustee Oil 5.20 Trustee St. Oil Shrs.

.4.41 Trusteed N. Y. Bk. Shrs. 20 1.35 Trusteed Am.

Bk. "B' .84 .92 Twentieth Cent. Fixed Tr. .1.45 Do. "B' .2.45 2.85 U.

S. Brit. Int. Ltd. 1 Do.

$3 pid. 5 U. 8. Elec. Lt.

Pow Do. .1.66 1.76 Do. vtc. .55 .63 GROUP SECURITIES, INC. Bid Asked Agricultural Shares 92 1.02 Automotive Shares .75 .83 Aviation Shares .58 .65 Building Shares .91 1.01 Chemical Shares .1.01 1.11 Distillery and Brewery Shares .68 .76 Electrical Equip.

Shares .89 .99 Food Shares .1.03 1.13 Industrial Machinery Shares. 1.02 1.12 Merchandising Shares 1.03 1.13 Mining Shares 1.05 1.15 Petroleum Shares .88 .98 Railroad Shares .83 .92 Railroad Equipment 78 87 Steel Shares .76 .84 Tobacco Shares 1.21 1.33 Utilities Shares .87 .96 Debits--Money The Los Angeles Clearinghouse Association yesterday reported debits to individual accounts of $27,622,782, an increase of $4,178,948 from the corresponding 1933 figure. SAN FRANCISCO CLEARINGS SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. (P)-Bank clearings, $21,000,000.

CALL MONEY NEW YORK, Oct. 17. (P)-Call money steady; 1 per cent all day. Time loans steady; 60 days-6 months, per cent. Prime commercial paper, Bankers' acceptances unchanged.

Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank, per cent. NEW YORK RATES NEW YORK, Oct. 17. (P)-Foreign exchange easy: Great Britain in dollars, others in cents. Great Britain demand.

4.93⅜: cables, 4.93⅜; 60-day bills, 4.92%; France demand, 6.65¾; cables, 6.65¾; Italy demand. 8.65; cables, 8.65. Demand: Belgium, 23.59; Germany, 40.68; Holland, d. 68.45: Norway, 24.80: Sweden. 25.45: Denmark, 22.04: Finland, 2.19; Switzerland, 32.94; Spain, 13.80; Portugal.

4.50½: Greece, Poland, 19.10; Czecho-Slovakia, 4.23: Jugo-Slavia, 2.32; Austria, 19.15 nominal; Hungary, 30.15 nominal; Rumania, 1.02: Argentina, 33.00 nominal: Brazil, 8.60 nominal: Tokio, 28.73; Shanghai, 34.37⅛: Hongkong. 41.12½: Mexico City (silver pesos,) 27.86; Montreal in New York. 101.96⅞; New York in Montreal, 98.09%. FOREIGN EXCHANGES Furnished by Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank. Selling prices for checks of nominal amounts: England, per pound 4.96 France, per 100 francs 6.68 Germany, per 100 40.84 Belgium, per 100 belgas 23.66 Italy, per 100 lire 8.68 Australia, per Australian 3.98 Austria, per.

100 schillings 19.13 Czecho-Slovakia, per 100 4.25 Denmark, per 100 kroner 22.15 Finland, per 100 Anmarks 2.21 .97 Greece, per 100 Holland, per 100 68.59 per 100 local currency 41.15 Hungary, per 100 pengos 30.18 India, per 100 rupees 37.40 Ireland, per pound 29.05 4.96 Japan. per 100 yen Jugo-Slavia, per 100 dinars 2.33 Norway, per 100 kroner 24.91 Peru, per 100 soles 23.53 Rumania, per 100 let 1.03 Scotland. per pound 4.96 Spain. per 100 pesetas 13.86 Sweden, per 100 kronor 25.56 33.03 Switzerland. per 100 Syria, per pound sterling 4.96 Venezuela, per 100 29.53 What's Doing TODAY Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce board of directors meeting.

committee rooms, Chamber of Commerce Building, 12:15 p.m. "Los Angeles Credit Men's Assoclation luncheon, Biltmore Bowl, "Discussion of world affairs, Broadway Department Store Auditorium, 2 p.m. Maude K. Vasey will speak. California State' Employees' Association luncheon, Rosslyn, noon.

California Association of Highway Patrolmen meeting, Biltmore, all day; dinner and dance, Palm Room, evening. Southern California Academy of Sciences lecture, Central Library, 7:30 p.m. Walter Gordon Clark will speak on "Low Temperatures." Southern California Hotel Men's Association luncheon, Rosslyn, Associated General Contractors of America, Southern California branch banquet, Biltmore Ballroom, evening. Foreign Trade Club luncheon, Hotel. Clark, noon.

Raymond Price will speak. Constitutional Amendmente convention, Assembly Room. Belmont Evening High School, 1575 West Second street, 7 p.m. Western Statistical Association dinner, Rosslyn, evening. Optimists' Club luncheon, Biltmore, noon, DEATHS WEATHER REPORT 21 49.356 15.391 47,783 13,291 CALIFORNIA 0 6.866 302 8,491 229 lemons were about unchanged yesterday at centers.

Sales totaled eighty-six cars of pr- ORANGES LEMONS Graded above choice. choice. Choice. 4.05 3r 4.60 4.75 3.80 5.50 3.15 4:50 6.85 7.60 6.70 4.45 4.75 4.40 5.90 3.80 4.40 3.90 4.40 4.60 6.05. 4.80 3.20 4.70 4.90 6.60 5.95 4.20 4.60 5.05 3.00 3.65 2.60 3.05 4.55 4.65 5.80 5.05 3.30 3.45 3.00 3.30.

grade California Valencias were reported to follows: 126s 150s 1763 200s 216s 252s 2885 324s 392s 5.25 5.25 5.15 4.95 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.65 4.65 5.05 4.95 5.00 5.10 5.20 5.20 4.85 4.65 4.50 4.80 4.85 4.90 4.90 4.90 4.90 5.10 4.90 4.90 4.95 5.15 5.20 5.00 4.85 4.75 4.80 5.00 5.20 5.20 4.75 4.55 4.65 4.95 5.00 4.90 5.05 5.20 5.00 4.65 4.70 4.60 4.80 4.85 4.80 4.90 5.00 4.90 4.95 4.85 4.90 4.95 4.90 4.80 4.60 5.20 5.45 5.20 5.00 5.15 5.20 4.50 4.55 4.40 4.35 4.15 of California citrus were reported to the own brands, and to the Associated Press on of oranges: seven cars of lemons. Florida sales: Seventeen cars of grapefruit, 2.30. VALENCIAS Three Star. WD. Sunkist, 4.90 Zenith.

WD. extra choice, 4.40 Rooster, OR. Sunkist, Orange 4.90 Hi Class, COR. Sunkist, Anaheim 4.80 Blue W. WD, Red Ball, Whittier Groves 4.05 Defiance, ST.

Sunkist. Downey 4.90 La Verne Beauties, LAV. Sunkist, La Verne 5.05 Paul Negron, LAV. Sunkist, La Verne 4.60 Airship, VCE. Sunkist, Fillmore 5.05 Glider, VCE, Red Ball, Fillmore 4.60 Stag, ACG, Sunkist.

Azusa 4.65 Red ACG, Sunkist, Azusa 4.40 Bowl, ACG. choice. Azusa 4.15 Shamrock, NO. Sunkist. Placentia 4.85 Searchlight.

OR. Red Ball. 4.30 Delicia, COR, Sunkist. 4.80 Sonia, COR, standard, Anaheim 4.15 Preferred. COV.

Sunkist, Covina 5.35 Orchard King, COV, Sunkist, Covina 4.65 How Good. DM, Sunkist. Duarte 4.85 Cotton Tail. DM. Red Ball.

4.45 Altissimo. NO. Sunkist, Placentia. 6.05 Shamrock. NO, Sunkist.

Placentia 4.80 Atlas. OR. Sunkist. Olive 4.85 Red Shield. ACG, Sunkist.

Azusa 4.20 Black Crusader. ACG, Sunkist. Azusa 4.30 Puente Bell. ACG. Sunkist, Puente 4.10 De Luxe.

COV, Sunkist. Covina 5.35 Valhi, COV, Sunkist, Covina 4.60 ACG, ACG. Sunkist. Covina 4.25 Puente Bell. ACG, Sunkist, 4.20 Puente, ACG.

choice, Puente 4.05 1 Mother Colony, COR, Sunkist, heim 4.80 Carnival. COR. Red Ball, Anaheim. 4.40 Carmencita. NO.

Sunkist. 4.65 Imperial, NO. Sunkist, Fullerton 5.50 Premium. NO. Sunkist, Fullerton 4.85 Satin.

OR. Sunkist. Kathryn 5.00 Tweed, OR. Red Ball. Kathryn 4.45 Rooster, OR.

Sunkist. Orange 4.80 Advance, OR, Sunkist. Tustin 4.85 Golden WD, Sunkist, Whittier Groves 4.55 Blue W. WD, Red Ball, Whittier Groves 4.20, Bird Rocks, OR, Sunkist. Villa 4.90 Tick To k.

OR. Red Ball. Villa Park. 4.40 William Tell. OR, Sunkist.

Orange 5.35 Bowman, OR, Sunkist, Orange 4.80 Irvale. OR. orchard run, Kathryn 4.50 Trojan, OR. orchard run, Olive 4.35 Crafton Special, RH. Sunkist, Mentone 4.55 Parex.

WD, Sunkist, East 4.55 Buttercup, WD, Red Ball, East, Whittier 4.35 Ibex, WD. Sunkist. Rivera 4.95 Defiance, ST. Sunkist. Downey 4.80 Condor.

ST. Red Ball. Downey 4.20 Echo. ST. Sunkist.

Pasadena 4.70 Arroyo, ST. Red Ball, Pasadena 4.50 Archery, ST, Sunkist, Pasadena 5.00 LEMONS Sea Bird. VCE. Sunkist, 5.00 Sea Light, VCE, choice. 4.00 Excellent.

VCE. Sunkist, Santa Paula 5.35 Silver Moon. ST. Sunkist. Mission 3.90 Evening Star.

ST. Red Ball, Mission 3.85 President. OR. Sunkist. Frances 4.05 Mark Twain, OR, Red Ball, Frances.

3.15 Cluster, OK. extra choice, 4.10 Lake, OK. choice, Upland 3.90 Athlete. SA. Sunkist, Claremont 3.80 Trail.

DM. Sunkist. Lamanda 5.50 Canyon, DM, Red Ball, Lamanda Park 4.55 Live-Stock Market (Furnished by Federal: Live-Stock Market Service) LOS ANGELES MARKET CATTLE--Receipts, 500: holdovers. 893; governments. 2500; slightly improved demand at generally steady prices: light 10- cal fed steers.

5.35; odd head weighty steers to 6.00: few grass steers. 4.75 down: feeders. 3 50 4.25; grass heifers. 3.35 3.75: few light young cows. 3.35 3.50; bulk range cows.

2.75 3.25: cutter grades, 1.25 2.50; stock cows, 2.60; bulls up to 3.75. CALVES -Receipts, 400; holdovers. 446: governments, 300: slow, about steady; range calves to killers, 4.00 some held higher; stock calves, 4.00. HOGS Receipts, 100; locals weak to lower: bulk. 5.60 5.65; good light grain teds quotable to 6.25.

SHEEP- -Receipts, 100; fully steady; good 86-pound wooled lambs. 6.50. OUTSIDE MARKETS SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. (P) (United States Department of Agriculture) Hogs, 525; fairly active, steady to weak; bulk good choice 175 to 205-pound California butchers, 5.75 5.85: latter sort -outs, 5.25 5.35; few packing sows, 3.75.

Cattle, 400; governments, 135: moderately active early: later rather slow: about steady; spots higher on better grade cows: two loads 950-pound California beet-top steers and car warmed-up 1000-pound 10- cals. 5.50; good fed absent: 900 to 1200- pound eligible 5.75 or above: good under 900-pound yearlings eligible 6.25 or above: car medium 1204-pound Idahos. 5.00, lightly sorted: load fairly good 898-pound Idaho cows. with heiferish end, 3.60; few lots medium. 3.25: good weighty bulls, 3.75 or above.

Calves, 10, all direct. Sheep, 600; governments, 300: very slow; better grade lambs absent; quoted to 6.00: best lambs available carrying weight held toward 5.75: cull to common early shorn. 3.50 4.50: package mixed 116-pound ewes and wethers. 2.00. CHICAGO, 26.000; direct.

11.000; fairly active: steady to lower: above 220 pounds scarce, holding up best: packing sows about steady; good and choice 220 to 300 pounds. 5.65 5.75; some held higher; 170 to 210 pounds, 5.25 5.65: light lights. 4.75 5.25; most packing sows. 4.75 5.25. Cattle.

weighty steers steady to weak; light steers steady to 25c lower: good and choice offerings promising to show most decline; fed steers scaling 1100 pounds downward predominating in run, which Includes about 1000 western ers: best weighty steers. 9.75: short load scaling 1290 pounds at that price: several Jon da, 8.00 9.40: very little done on better grade yearlings and light steers; beef COWS dull: cutters about steady: bulls steady: vealers about 25c lower with tical top 7.00: liberal supply medium to near choice with sprinkling choice light steers and yearlings in run; not many heifers in crop, Sheep, 15.000: fat lambs undertone weak to 25c lower: most bids suggesting full decline: larger interests talking 6.25 downward on desirable native lambs: best early bids by killers around 6.50; yearlines scarce: scattered native ewes about steady at 1.50 2.25: bulk range ewes as yet unsold: one deck breeders to yard tradera. 3.35: feeding lambs strong: strictly choice blackfaces absent: bulk. 5.000 00 5.85. KANSAS CITY, Oct.

Hogs. 4500: 240 direct: opened steady to Sc lower than Tuesday's average: spots strong: top 5.45 on choice 210 to 300 pounds; good and choice 140 to 160 pounds, 3.50 5.00: 160 to 290 pounds. 4.000 5.45: packing sows. 275 to 500 pounds. 4.00 5.00.

MARKET FLASHES (By Associated Press) NEW Irregular; ferrous metal shares sag. Bonds steady, corporate Issues prove. Curb mixed: specialties higher. Porelen exchanges easy; aterling reacts. Cotton quiet: favorable weather: local and southern selling.

Sugar steady: trade buying. CHICAGO. lower: -Wheat Brasilian lower; selling. beneficial reins southwest. Corn easy; holders.

takine profits. Cattle about steady to weak; 810.15. HOER steady to 10 lower: top $5.80. LOCAL OFFICE, U. S.

WEATHER BUREAU, Los Angeles, Oct. by L. H. Daingerfield, At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 29.84; at 5 p.m., 29.87.

Thermometer for the corresponding hours showed 59 deg. and deg. Relative humidity, 5 a.m., 83 per cent; 5 p.m., 97 per cent. Wind, 5 a.m., velocity northeast, velocity 10 miles: 5 p.m., south, 9 miles. Temperatures, highest, 66 lowest, 56 deg.

Rainfall for season, 1.88 inches; normal to date, .50 inch; last season to date, .01 inch. WEATHER pressure covers the Dakotas, Kansas, Nebraska and Northern Rockies (Williston, 30.40.) and extends from the Lower Mississippi to the east coast (New York and Philadelphia. 30.40.) while low pressure extends, from Northern California to the Mexican border and Upper Rio Grande (Tonopah, 29.70,) lies off the Alaskan coast (Juneau, 29.72) and north of the Great Lakes. Results and attending phenomena. Moisture over the Alaskan coast, Alberta, Manitoba, Northern Rockies.

North Dakota, Minnesota. Kansas. Northwest Texas, New Mexico, Nevada and California: heavy, Dodge City, 1.04. Rising temperature over the Colorado Valley, Lower Rockies and east of the Mississippi: moderate to sharp declines over the Dakotas, Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas, with freezing or lower near the Canadian border; no marked changes elsewhere: ranged from 94 deg.

yesterday at Needles to 24 deg. last night at Edmonton. Generally cool over Southern California, with fair east and rain over mountains and thence to the coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.

S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations- Max. Min. Burbank Airport 67 51 Imperial 84 59 Los Angeles Harbor 58 55 Mt. Wilson 44 37 Riverside 66 52 Santa Ana 75 55 Santa Barbara 70 55 University of California, L.

69 55 University of Southern California 72 56 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angeles and vicinity: Cloudy with showers Thursday; Friday probably fair: temperature below normal; moderate southerly winds. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Cloudy Thursday, probably light showers in the morning: Friday fair; mild temperature; gentle variable winds. Northern California: Cloudy Thursday with light local showers: local snows in high mountains: Friday fair and slightly warmer: gentle to moderate variable winds offshore.

Sierra Nevada: Unsettled with occasional rain Thursday, but some snow in higher ranges; Friday probably clearing; no change in temperature; moderate to fresh southerly wind. Sacramento, Santa Clara and San Joaquin valleys: Cloudy with light local showers Thursday; Friday. fair and slightly warmer: gentle variable winds. Southern California: Unsettled Thursday with showers in west portion: Friday fair; mild temperature: moderate south wind offshore. becoming southwest and west Thursday.

ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Ariz.) Oct. for Arizona: Partly cloudy and warmer Thursday; Friday fair. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Ariz.) Oct. Dispatch from the U. S.

Geological Gauge height Colorado River, 18.58 feet: discharge. Wednesday, 220 cubic feet per second. At Grand Canyon, gauge height, 1.02 feet: discharge, Wednesday, 2520 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES State of weather. direction STATIONS today and velocity of wind (miles per hour) Highest Abilene- Cloudy, 4 86 Atlanta--Pt.

N.E.. 74 Bismarck--Cloudy, S.E., 8... 38 Boise-Pt. 4...... 62 Boston-Clear, S.W., 18.....

64 68 Chicago Clear. 12 66 Cincinnati--Cloudy. S.W.. 8. 74 Denver -Cloudy, N.W., 6 62 Moines 80 76 Edmonton--Clear.

10 50 El Paso N.W., 8., 86 Eureka Cleat, N.W.. 8. 64 Flagstaff--Cloudy, S.W., 4 52 Fresno-Pt. 64 Havre Clear, 4 54 Helena-Cloudy, S.W., 6. S.

D. 64 74 N.E. 80 Kamloops-Pt. calm 52 Kansas City- -Cloudy. N.E., 6 58 Ketchikan- 4 50 76 Lander- N.E., 4 58 Rock 80 Los Angeles- Cloudy, 9...

66 Memphis Pt. S.W., 4. 80 Minneapolis- Cloudy, 8.. 46 Modena-Cloudy, S.W.. 12...

60 Needles- -Cloudy, 10 90 New Orleans -Clear, S.E., 6.. 84 New York-Clear, 20..... 66 Head 62 Oklahoma City- -Rain, 8. 78 Omaha--Cloudy, 8 60 68 Phoenix-Cloudy, 78 Pittsburgh 76 Point Arguello- S.E., 16 60 Portland, Clear. N.W., 8 66 Redding- Clear.

S.W.. 6..... 66 Reno- -Cloudy, N.W.. 4 50 Roseburg-Clear, N.W.. 4...

72 Sacramento -Cloudy, 4.. 66 St. Louis Rain, 8 74 Salt Lake City- S.E., 8 74 San Antonio S.E., 12 84 San Diego- Cloudy, 18 68 San Francisco 8 64 Santa Fe Cloudy, S.E., 10.. 68 Seattle- 10 62 Spokane- Cloudy. 4 48 Tatoosh- Clear, N.E..

10.... 52 Tonopah-Cloudy. S.E., 12... 50 Tucson- -Cloudy, S.W., 8 82 Washington- S.W.. 4..

70 -Pt. 8.W., 60 Winnipeg--Pt. N.W., 4 42 Yuma -Pt. 8...... 80 up to 8 a.m.

VITAL RECORD INTENTION TO MARRY 72 .04 54 30 42 44 58 60 54 44 50 58 24 66 44 32 52 .08 36 30 40 58 62 28 54 .04 44 46 36 62 56 1.69 64 46 34 60 72 48 50 70 .78 48 50 60 48 52 .50 46 48 T. 34 .06 42 50 66 .04 46 T. 72 62 .06 52 48 44 36 46 38 52 56 38 T. 32 58 yesterday. The following notices of intention to marry were issued yesterday.

Name and age given. ALDERDICE- -KING. Rodney 8. Alderdice, 21: Margaret King. 19.

BADGER -HIGGINS, George S. Badger, 26; Alice R. Higgins, 26. BAKER CARLOCK. Ethelbert L.

Baker, Mary C. Carlock. 61. BALAAN Margaret V. Grimths.

Roy L. 18. Balaam, BURKHOLDER LE FEVER. Harry C. Burkholder.

40: Miriam B. Le Fever, 34, CANFIELD- TOOHEY. Dell Canfield, 24; Gwendolyn Toohey. 20. CHRISTENSEN- Harry H.

tensen, 23: Martha E. Cooper, 20. CLAPPER KORZAK. Daniel R. Clapper, 23: Elizabeth A.

Korzak, 19. COWLES GRAPPERHAUS. Warren J. Cowles. 39: Dorothy Grapperhaus.

38. DALTON ROSEBERRY. Albert L. Dalton, 22: Clara A. 17.

DELAVERGN- -BRAIN. Frank E. Delavergn, 40: Lucille B. Brain, 30. DUNN DAVIDSON Ellsworth M.

Dunn, 21: Minna E. Davidson. 19. FRENCH- James C. French, 23: Verlie W.

Christen, 23. FULLER McNAMARA. Curtis D. Fuller, 37: Mary E. McNamara.

25. GARCIA GARCIA. Jose S. Garcia, 29: Lupe S. Garcia.

29. GONZALES -RIVERA. Paul Gonzales, 24: Alice Rivera. 24. GONZALEZ CAMPOS.

Eulogio Gonzalez, 29: Josephine Campos. 21. HALSTED- STANDEN, Donald H. Halsted, 27: Madonia Standen, 21. Jerry C.

Harper, 23: Louise A. O'Connor, 21. HETZEL COATS. Myron W. Hetzel, 30: Edith K.

Coats. 24. JOLLEY JOLLEY. John H. Jolley, 36: Martha H.

Jolles. 33. KIRK-OLSEN. Lyman L. Kirk, 29; Adelaide K.

Olsen. 30. MAPLES- JOHNSON. Maples, 27; Vera L. Johnson.

McCURRY-BARRY. Frank A. McCurry, 27: Ethyl Barry, 26. George McDonaid. 26: Margaret V.

Blakeles, 20. With Funeral Announcements. McDONNELL. October 17, of Long Beach, John McDonnell, late of Twin Falls, Idaho. loving brother of Mrs.

Mary O'Toole of Golden. and Mrs. Jane Pollard of Des Moines, Iowa. Services will be announced later. by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

MILLER. Homer McClellan Miller, loving husband of Maud P. Miller; father of Helen Gould Miller and Preston McClellan Miller. Services Friday at 10:30 a.m. from the L.

F. Utter funeral parlors. MOOSER. Louis Mooser, October 17, beloved husband of Laura Mooser; loving father of Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg.

Pierce Brothers, directors. NADAL. October 16, Peter Nadal, beloved husband of Mrs. Francisca Nadal: father of Ernest and Julio Nadal, all of Los Angeles. Recitation of the rosary 8 o'clock tonight at Pierce Brothers.

PAGO. Henry W. Pago, beloved father of Mrs. Marguerite Ryerson, Mrs. Helen Collinson and Mrs.

Mace McKinney. Rosary will be recited tonight, 8 o'clock, at parlors of Pierce Lowe. 925 West Washington street. Funeral Friday, 8 a.m., from parlors of Pierce Lowe. Requiem mass 9 a.m.

at St. Rose. of Lima Church, Maywood. PAIGE. The funeral services of Mrs.

Edith R. Paige will be held today at 3:30 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

PLANK. Julius J. Plank 407 West Fiftyfirst street, father of Mrs. Elma Mettalstadt of San Francisco. Cal, 'and Mrs.

Gladys Guilfoyle of this city. Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

SIMMONS. October 16, Charlotte Pitchie Simmons. Services 1 p.m.. Sunday from Pierce Brothers. SWEET.

Arthur Sweet. Pierce Brothers, directors. TAYLOR. Services for M. Alice Taylor 2:30 p.m.

today from Pierce Brothers. VAN ZANDT. DO George Edward Van Zandt, beloved son of Jerome G. Van Zandt of San Pedro a and Mrs. Nellie Davies Van Zandt, brother of Miss Adell Van Zandt this city.

Funeral services Saturday at 3 p.m. from the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Cemetery, W. A. Brown, funeral director. WALLS.

October 17, Zella Rose Walls. Pierce Brothers, directors. WHEALAND. October 17. Charles Whealand.

beloved father of Victor Fred and Edith Whealand and Mrs. Grace Michaelis. Services 2 p.m. Friday at the Holly. wood Cemetery chapel.

Pierce Brothers, directors. WILKINS. Private services Mary Wilkins. Pierce Brothers. directors.

WILLIAMS. Services for Charlotte Williams 12 noon Saturday from Pierce Brothers. WOODHAM. October 17, Harlow Woodham of 2370 North Garfield, Pasadena. Notice of funeral later by Bresee Brothers.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS PIERCE BROTHERS last Lowest Precipitation, hours. Funeral Directors and Advisors In an emergency, or before need. consult the Public Advisory Department for information on funeral procedure. 120 WEST WASHINGTON PRospect 4156. MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN Quiet and secluded.

away from traffe poises. yet easily accessible. Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Ass'n. Inc. Telephone ALbany 1121.

REED BROTHERS CO. Myron Reed. John Tapley, Frank Geiger 121 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR. 5151.

'Romance at 50" Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.. KECA EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD. PR. 8281. PAUL D.

ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR, 1001, GARRETT BROTHERS 921 Venice Boulevard (16th st.) PR. 2039. BRESEE BROTHERS 855 SOUTH FIGUEROA. MI.

3125. CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE. PR, 0297. GODEAU MARTINONI 828 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR.

BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME. Reverent Christian service. Moderate prices. GATES, CRANE EARL 1724 1 N. HIGHLAND AVE.

HI-liside WILLETT MORTUARY 950 West Washington street. PR. 5135. W. A.

BROWN 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR. 2011. CEMETERIES. INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA barium Telephone PLeasant 3144.

"BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD" The cemetery without a salesman. CEMETERY. MAUSOLEUM. CREMATORY 6000 SANTA MONICA BLVD. VALHALLA CEMETERY GRAVE WITH COMPLETE SERVICE $28.18 TO $425.25 HO.

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