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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 12, I. DAILY EASTERN CITRUS MARKETS OBITUARY NATURALIZATION FETTOONS Petition for raturalliatlon. with name. OIL NEWS CHANDLER.

Dudley T. Chandler of 1836 WEATHER REPORT tOfBclal Report) idiewooa Koad, Glendale, April hns- BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS band of Christine Chandler. "Hi life Whafs Doing TODAY was gentle, and the elements so mixed Csrlot shipments of California citrus, compiled from railroad passim report for Though economically the condi' th In him that nature might stand up and DEATHS With Funeral Announcement. COOK. Jame Ernest Cook.

Services today at 3 p.m. In tht Little Church of the Flower. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. COONEY. April 11, Delia Cooney.

Fierce Brother, director. CRAVENS. Service for Lee B. Craven today, 2 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Interment, National vumurui luitf uiuwers ftxcnaiige, were as louows; ay 10 ail the world 'this was a man! Services Saturday, April 13.

at SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA tion of the American oil industry continues poorer than In the 1927 to Lemons. P.m., ot 1636 Idlewood Road, Glendale, residence and country being renounced, have been filed with tht United Slatea District Court follows: PRUITT REID. Euclid M. Prultt, 35; Ells Reid. 21.

QUIJADA PANTOJA. Ernest Quijada. 26; Margaret Fantoja, 19. RODGERS PARKER. Joe Rodger.

64; Bertha Parker. 41. ROGHOLT DARRY. William H. Rogholt, 31: Elizabeth L.

Darry, 21. SCHWARTZ LONG. Albert R. Schwart. 35; Mae Long, 28.

SHARPE BFHRENDT. John H. Sharpe. LOCAL OFFICE. T7.

S. WEATHER BUREAU, Los Aneeies, April 11. (Reported by L. H. Dalngerflrld.

Meteorologist.) At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 30.10; at 5 p.m., 30.04. Thermometer for the corresponding hours showed 51 d-g. and 64 dig. Relative humidity, 5 a.m., 78 percent; 5 p.m., 52 per cent.

Wind, 5 a.m., north, velocity 3 miles; 5 west, velocity 9 jueier 02 tyenck. Glendale, director. April 10 Season to date Last season to date 1931 period, regarded as basic years, physically at least it Is becoming LODGE NOTICE Oranirej. 18.912 ii.m 22 8. 838 4.3iit CENTRAL CALIFORNIA 10.1 9.

IMS 4.34a 414 290 cemetery, Sawtelle. SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL, more active, Index numbers Issued 0UMMING3. Services for Nellie Cumralng mini 929 South Hope street. Tonight lit at a 0 clock, the Eighteenth 2 p.m. today from Pierce Brother miles.

Temperatures, highest. 75 lowest. 50 dog. Rainfall lor season, 21.27 inches; normal to date, 14.23 inches; last season to date, 14.14 inches. April 10 Season to data Lust season to data California oranges were higher and em and middle western auction centers, and twenty cars of lemons.

gree will be conferred In full yesterday by the California Oil and Gas Association reveal. Taking lemons were doing better yesterday at east- iir.u ui us previously aiinouncea, tombment, Inglewood Mausoleum, lorm. bales totaled eighty-live cars of oranges WEATHER CONDITIONS. High pressure now extends from Canadian Northwest daily averages for the Basic years as standards of comparison, and list The price ranee per box: ORANGE3 across the Rockies and adjacent Plains to LEM0N9 Graded above ing each item as 100 per cent, the choice. Choice.

21: Barbara A. Behrendt, 19. SMITH HOGE. Edmond M. Smith, 23; Eva M.

Hoge, 27. 8TANDIFER COULSON. Leland O. Standi- fer. 30; Mary L.

Ooulson, 28. SZEPE HUTTER. Joseph J. Szepe, 66; Marie Hutter, 81. TEAM ES DOUGLAS.

Charle X. Teameg, 47: Ethel O. Douglas, 42. TREMPE LoRANCiB. Edward Trempe.

35; Vivian LoRange. 19. WAD8WORTH LITTLE. Raymond 0. Wadsworth, 21; Golda E.

Little. 19. WAITERS WILEN. Jesse Waiters, 29; Mary H. Wllen.

23. WALDRON GARCIA. Stanley O. Waldron, 35; Santos Garcia, 18. Chamber of Commerce Junior division and civic art sections meeting, committee room.

Chamber of Commerce Building, 12:15 noon. Rotary Club luncheon, Biltmore, noon. University of Virginia Alumni dinner, California Club, 7:30 p.m. Braille Institute luncheon, Ross-lyn, noon. Chi Phi Club luncheon, Univer-sty Club, noon.

Lecture in German, Central library, 7:30 p.m. Dr. Rolf Hoffman will speak on "Arthur Fitzer-Maler und Dlchter aus Bremen." Exchange Club luncheon, Biltmore, noon. John O'London Literary Circle association announces that In four 3.50 FUNERAL DIRECTORS PIERCE BROTHERS Funrrsl Directors and Advisor 730 WEST WASHINGTON. t.

41.18. Exclusively morticians no divided Interests. Families left free to elde type and cost of arrangement and final disposition. Texas, crested over Eastern Montana (Miles City, 30.66.) preceded by low pressure over the Lower Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lower lakes, centered over Missouri (Kansas City, 29.10,) preceded In turn by high pressure over the east coast (Boston. 30.26.) while the Dressure New York Boston Chlcano Philadelphia teen out of twenty-three Items activity during February of this year Graded above choice.

3.954 55 3.25 3.95 3.453.50 3.20 'u 3.65 3.30 3.13 3.70tf3.B0 3.55 Choice 2.901 3,70 2 B3fi 3.35 3.00 ft' 3.35 2.85 a 2.95 3.00 3.20 2.9033.50 3.35&3.6S 3.35 2.90W4.25 3.104.45 2,00 ft 4.00 3.30 ft 3.50 2.8013.75 2.90 3.00 4.40 was greater than during the basic 285 DAVIS. Rosary for Mr. Hannah J. Davl will be recited this evening, 8 o'clock, at Edwards Brother' Colonial Mortuary. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from Edwards Brother.

Mas 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Church. DB ARRIOLA. April 11.

Merced Felix T. da Arriola. Pierce Brothers, director. DEUTSCH. April 10, Rev.

Justin Deutsch, O.F.M. Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mas Saturday, April 13. at 10 a.m., at St. Joseph' Church. Interment, Santa Barbara Mission Cemetery.

Cunningham Se O'Connor, director. DODSON. The funeral service of Mr. Marteley E. Dodson will be held Saturday at 10 a.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. ECKSTEIN. At Upland.

Henry O. Eckstein of Chicago, husband of Louisa Pittsburgh St. Louis Baltimore Detroit years. 3.35 is falling over the Pacific Coast in connection with the depression out over the ocean. Results and attending phenomena: Frequent light to moderate and occasional heavy precipitation east of the Rockies: heaviest 120, at Atlanta and 1.36 at Huron, S.

D. Strong winds and dust- MORTUARY IN FOREST navels were reported to the Prices by por box of Sunkist grade California California Fruit Growers' Exchange as follows: Produotion of crude oil In the United States, for example, had a rating in February of 104.13 per cent, or 2,599,000 barrels per day, as compared with 100 per cent, or WILLIAMS GEISER. Harry N. William. 28; Ruth E.

Geiser, 30. WILLIAMS QUICK. Gibson T. William. 29; Lou V.

Quick. 28. WTLLOCK TUCKER. James Wlllock. 80s 100s 126s 150s 176s 200s 216s 252s 288s 324l 392s Quiet and tecluded, away from trafflo noises, yet easily accessible.

Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Ass'n, Inc. Telephone ALbany 1121. JW J.oo J.J3 J. BO 4.25 4.65 4.65 4.65 storms over Western Kansas. Oklahoma and North Texas.

Generally somewhat NEW YORK Pet. Ban Dimas BOSTON Athlete. Claremont PHILADELPHIA 2.60 2.75 3.20 3.55 3.95 4 15 4 45 2.496,000 barrels daily for the 1927 to 1931 period. This means that dinner meeting, Hotel Figueroa, 6 p.m. ob.

competent personal guper comer Between the Rockies and the Mississippi: warmer east of the Mississippi and west of the Rockies; ranged from 90 deg. yesterday at New Orleans to 14 deg. last nlpht at Yellowstone Park. Generally clear weather and moderate temuerature over Pinnacle. Upland 2.90 3.05 3.30 3.70 4.15 production Is actually above av vision, modern facilities and moderate charge have made thl firm on of the 2j; oeraidine E.

Tucker, is. WOOD CLIFTON. Elwln Wood. 20; Flora J. Clifton.

19. WOODS BANTA. William E. Wood. 36; Fern E.

Banta, 25. WOODS DEACON. Gordon Wood. 24; Elinor W. Deacon, 22.

ZIADY KNICKERBOCKER. George 8. Zlady. 21; Noella F. Knickerbocker, 18.

CHICAGO Altrurian Cluh meeting, Los An R. Eckstein: father of Henry G. Eckstein. and Mr. Lillian Eckstein Lampert of Chicago.

Mr. Myrtls Eck- Paul Neyron, La Verne 2.75 3.20 3.55 4.20 4.50 4.60 4.70 4.60 erage. geles Athletic Club, 12:10 noon. Southern California, DETROIT LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Minimum and Sigma Alpha Epsiion luncheon, Airship.

Fillmore 3.60 2.85 3.30 3.75 4.25 4.75 Total crude oil run to stills was slightly higher In February than during the five-year base, register jumuunt mortuaries tne west. CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVE. PR, 0297, REED BROTHERS dO. Myron Reed. nranb n.t PITTSBURGH University Club, 12:15 noon.

Airship. Fillmore 2.80 2.75 3.10 3.60 3.85 4.15 4.25 4.35 4.05 maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles oillce of the U. S. Weather Bureau, were a follows; California Oil and Gas Associa BIRTHS 1 Name, sex, place and date of birth. ST.

LOUIS ing 101.04 per cent, or 2,529,000 bar. tion luncheon, Biltmore, noon. 2.75 3.10 3.55 4.00 4.20 4.35 Pau( Neyron, La Verne Til WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR. 615t Stations Max.

Mln. tem Baldwin ol Montecito. Announcement of service later by J. B. Draper Upland.

FEW. At 1009 South Curson avenue, Thomas H. Few. beloved husband of Mary G. Few; loving father of John and Mary France Few; beloved son of Mr.

and Mr. George H. Few; brother ot Jesse M. Few and Raymond Few of Flandreau, S. D.

Rosary will be recited at the chapel ot Wallace E. White and Howard J. Cal-lanan this evening at 8 o'clock. Re ADDISON. Mr.

and Mr. Fred J. Daughter. Missouri University Alumni Asso BALTIMORE Union Air Terminal 70 rels dally, while total motor fuel production registered 107.73 per cent or 1,199,000 barrels per day. Chang Blue Globe, Riverside 2.45 2.75 3.10 3.45 3.90 4.15 Imperial 75 ciation dinner, 2200 West Seventh Los Angeles Harbor 62 Carlot auction sales averages per box of California citrus were reported to the street, 6:30 p.m.

California Fruit Growers exchange on its own brands and to the Associated Press ing refining practice Is evident in IjOs Angeles Municipal 62 Mt. Wilson 52 Portervllle 72 Lions Club luncheon, Biltmore, on an others as louows; the comparison between the rating EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD. PR. 828L. BRESEE BROTHERS S55 SOUTH FIGCEBOA.

ML J1J5. GARRETT BROTHERS NEW YORK Navels closed slightly noon. Princess, Q. Sunkist. Corona 4.45 Mahala, RIV, Sunkist, Highgrov 3.80 PI Omlcron meeting, Biltmor, of only 92.08 per cent for straight-run gasoline, and of only 65.77 per higher 10Os-150s: lemons higher 300s, steady balance.

Sales: Twenty-six cars oranges, eight cars lemons. LEMONS Southwest Hospital. April 8. ALVEREZ. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter. Daughter. General Hospital. March 17.

BISH. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. Son, White Menorlel Hospital.

March 21. BONAPARTE. Mr. and Mrs. Halg.

Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. April 7. BREDEHOFT. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry O. Son. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. April 8.

CHARNEY. Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Son.

White Memorial Hospital. April 4. CLEMANN. Mr. and Mr.

Irving. Daughter. White Memorial Hospital. April 3. COYNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Daughter. Queen of Angels Hospital. April 6.

Riverside 73 Santa Ana 71 Santa Barbara 64 University of California at A. 65 University of Southern California 68 7:30 p.m. cent for gasoline from natural gaso NAVELS Free permanent California exhib Satlcoy, VCF, fancy. Kimball 3.45 Montalvo. VCE.

SunkiM, 3.50 Peun, WD. Sunkist, Whitticr 3.50 921 venic Boulevard (16th PR. 8039 quiem mas at the Cathedral chapel Saturday at 8 a.m. FRIESZ. John Frels.

Service and interment, St. Louis, Mo. Pierce Brothers, director. GRIFFIN. The funeral of Jennie Griffin will be held at the parlor of Paul D.

Robinson. 1001 West Washington Boulevard, today at p.m. line with the rating for cracked Golden Cross, OK, Sunkist, 4.25 Golden Cross. Ruby Bloods, OK. Up LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angeles and vicinity; Fair Jrl- gasoline, which leaped from 100 it, State Exposition Building, Expo sition Park, 2 p.m,.

to 5 p.m. GODEAU MARTINON1 land 3.40 ST. LOUIS Navels unchanged fancy, lower choice; lower Valencia; lemons higher 360s, lower 300s. Sales: Seven cars during the basic years to 138.40 in 88 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR, 1341.

day and Saturday but becoming cloudy Saturday. Moderate temperature. Gentle shining wind. Mlramonte, Ruby Bloods, OK, Upland 2.90 Golden Cross, St. Mikes.

OK, Upland 3.30 aoutnwest Museum exnioit, daily oranges, one car lemons. Florida sales: Kentiworth, RIV, Sunkist, Riverside, 3.55 BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME February. Permits to Drill GUNNISON. Dorothy M. Gunnison, mother wo cars oranges, 3.05; two car grape except Monday, Highland Park, 2 p.m.

to 5 p.m. San Dimas Supreme, SI), Sunkist, San STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO. ADrll 11 Weather of Dorothy Miller; grandmother of Reverent Christian service. Moderate price. ESKRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. Daughter. White Memorial Hospital.

March 21. FANTIN. Mr. and Mrs. August Daughter.

Queen of Angels Hospital. April 7. Dunns 4.05 Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Ex Pet. 6D, Sunkist, San Dimas 4.10 forecast: NAVELS La Verne Beauties, LAV. Sunkist.

La Services Saturday, April 13, at 10 San Francisco Bay region: Cloudy and The southeastern extension to the Venice field and Mount Poso hold W. A. BROWN 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. position Park, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Pet, 6U Sunkist, San Dims 3.10 Homer, Ruby Bloods, Q. Corona 3.40 PR. 2011 unsettled Friday and Saturday; moderate temperature; gentle south wind. For information on beautiful Crafton Special, RH, Sunkist, Men Verne 3.75 Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 3.60 Begonia, LAV, standard, La 3.50 Volunteer, SA. Sunkist, Pomona 3 4S tone Northern California: Generally cloudy 2.95 3.45 Crafton Special, Ruby Bloods, RH, mountains and interesting drives sea the County Department of Recrea Friday and Saturday; unsettled north portion with rains by Saturday on north the lead over other California oil fields in the number of permits granted to drill new wells during the week ending April 6, according Mentone Valley Falls, Ruby Bloods, RH, Men tion, Room 300, 240 South a.m., from Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Ivy H. Overholtzer, directors. HARPER. Violet Rose Harper, April 10, aged 46 years, of 1408 Alhamhra Road, Alhambra, beloved wife of Edgar L. Harper.

Funeral services 1 p.m. Friday at the Du Bois Funeral Home, San Gabriel. HENNE, Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie O. Henne Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at Brese Brothers' chapeL Parking for coast.

Moderate temperature; gentle to moderate southerly wind. panorama, acq, choice, Azusa 2.90 Malt. Valencia, TO, Sunkist, Mm nplla 3.60 Cock Robin, RH, Bunkist. 2.80 Arrowhead. Homosassas.

RH, Highland 3.55 tone 290 4.30 Victoria, RIV, Sunkist, Casa Kicrra Nevada: Increasing cloudiness Avenue. RIV. orchard run. Casa Blanca 3.70 Friday, becoming unsettled Saturday; little change in temperature; moderate outh-erly wind. KENNETH IL GILLETTE S50 WEST WASHINGTON ST.

PR. B125. PAUL D. ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR, 100L CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasant (144.

to a report Just Issued by the State Oil and Gas Supervisor who lists eighteen wells. Permits for the year to date total 231 as compared FENTER. Mr. and Mrs. Charle.

Daughter. White Memorial Hospital. March 28. FLEISHER Mr. and Mr.

Milton. Son. White Memorial Hospital. April 4. FRI8HMAN.

Mr. and Mr. Harold H. Daughter. Cedar of Lebanon Hospital.

April 6. GOODE. Mr. and Mr. Albert.

Bon, White Memorial Hospital. April 4. HASCALL. Mr. and Mr.

Glenn. Bon. Whit Memorial Hospital. April 4. HTLBORN.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Son. White Memorial Hospital.

April 3. HILTON. Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd.

Son. White Memorial Hospital. March 22. MESKER. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence J. Son. St. Vincent' Hospital.

April 9. 8CHWAM. Mr. and Mr. Alfred.

Son. Whit Memorial Hospital. March 20. VAN DEN AKKEN. Mr.

and Mr. Kryne. Victoria, RIV, Sunkist. Casa 4.20 NEWS OF THE CAFES t-oiony, nomosassas, Hii, 3.35 Echo, seedlings, ST. Pasadena 3.40 Arroyo, seedlings, ST, Paadna 3.25 Sweetest Yet.

sweets. THP. Redland 3.20 Century. wcet. THP, Redland 3.00 Avenue.

RIV. orchard run, Casa Sacramento and Santa Clara Tallova: Blanca 3 35 cars provided. Cloudy and unsettled Friday and Saturday; mild temperature; light south wind. Gavllan, RIV. Sunkist, Arlington 3.30 to 133 on the corresponding date LEMONS San Joaquin Valley: Increasing cloudi Los Angeles newest cafe, which Pet, 8D, Sunkist, Ban Dimas 4.00 Pinnacle.

OK, Sunkist, Upland 3.70 last year. ness Friday and Saturday, becoming un- party-goers have been wonderintr Diplomat. CDC, fancy, Corona 3.10 Envoy, CDC, choice. Corona 2,85 settled north portion; moderate tempera Red COY, Sunkist, Covina 3.40 Four wells will be drilled in the Bowl. COV, choice, Covina 3.30 about for several weeks, is Omar'a ture; light variable wind.

Venice extension. They are the BALTIMORE Navels and lemons un Royal, Q. Red Ball, Corona 3.00 southern California: Fair Friday and Golden Rule, Med. Sweets, RIV. Riv Saturday but becoming cloudy west portion Thomas and Lawrence C.

Kelly's cnanged. bales: One car oranges, two cars lemons. Florida ales: Two car or "BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD" The cemetery without a Dome, a veritable Persian garden on Hill between Fourth and Fifth streets, erside 3.85 HOLCOMB. Charle 8. Holcomb, pioneer resident of Banning, Cal.

Services will be held Saturday at m. at the M. E. Church. Banning.

I. C. Slewert, Whiltier, director. HOLLENSTEIN. Mrs.

Caroline Hollensteln, beloved mother of Mrs. Lillian B. Freeman. Services today, 11 a at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HORRIGAN.

April 11. Michael Horrlgan, member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Rosary this evenlnr at 8 o'clock at Saturday: normal temperature; moderate changeable wind off the coast. and No. 1.

Union Oil Com anges, J.iO. NAVELS Parrot. SA, Sunkist. Pomona 3 65 Red Shield. ACO, Sunkist, Azusa 3.70 CEMETERY, MAU8OLEUM, CREMATORY The opening will be next Wednes pany8 King Vidor No.

10, Birch-Royer Oil Company's Hlsey-Thrall Redlands Best. RH. Sunkiat, Bryn Blue Globe, RIV. Sunkist, 2.00 ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX fArii.) April 11. Forecast for Mawr 3.30 LEMONS Pet, 8D, Sunkist, San Dimas 3.25 No.

1 and Big Ben Oil Company's Arizona: Fair Friday and Baturday; little change in temperature. Excellent. VCE. Sunkist. Santa.

Pnt. 1 nn day, with Don Cave and his orchestra, formerly of Ambassador Lido and Dei Mar Club, back from Ari Crafton Special, RH, Sunkist, San Kg Ben No. 2. Bernardino TEMPERATURES 3 35 Santa, VC, Sunkist, Llmco 370 310 DETROIT Navels higher best, easier Other permits were granted to Cock Robin. RH, Sunkist.

Crafton Special. RH. Sunkist. San zona to play for dancing afternoon and "evenings. Monday and Tues Bernardino 3.30 sum ias ana smaller, wther balance; lemons steady fancy, hitther choice.

Bales: Ten cars oranges, one car lemons. Florida sales: One car oranges, 4.05; one car Mahala. RIV. Sunkist. Highgrove 4.00 day Omar's Dome will be open for Sunny Mountain, RIV, Sunkist, High' ouuu una 1 A MUNJUA BbVU.

VALHALLA CEMETERY GRAVE WITH COMPLETE SERVICE $28.18 TO $425.25 HOLLYWOOD 1961. BUR3ANK 640. MAUSOLEUMS ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM On Long Beach Blvd. Reasonable rates. Fox.

608 South H11L phon TU. 9532. CEMETERY LOTS WANT Graves and Crypts In Forest Lawn Cemetery, 72T West Washington. PR, 3773. grapeiruit, 2.su.

grove tne puoiic to inspect. Daughter. Whita Memorial Hospital. March 20. ZIONY.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron. Son. Cedar of Lebanon Hospital.

April 6. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ANCHONDO. L. R. against O.

BAIN. Martha against Nell M. BAKER. Neva E. against Elmer R.

BEARDSLEY. Virginia G. agaln.it Frank. CAMERON. Margaret against Cecil.

CASH. Charles H. against Norma H. COBB. Bessie F.

against Orover S. CONE. Ethel M. against Walter P. CONLEY.

Norah M. against Emmctt H. COULTER. Elsie A. against George K.

FARNUM. Ralph G. against Adele T. FARR1S. Bess against Benjamin.

HUNNICUTT, Agnes B. against Elmer IRVINE. Evelyn aeainst Lawrence. JACKSON. Roger W.

against Emma O. JONES. Robert C. R. against Amy H.

KUEHL. Alpha E. against Frank C. LYON. Claude A.

against Elsie. MURPHY. Frances S. against Francl 0. NOXON.

Velma against Samuel H. 4.25 3.45 3.50 NAVELS the chapel of Cunningham Sc O'Connor, 1031 South Grand avenue. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from the chapel of Cunningham Ac O'Connor. Requiem mass at St.

Vlbiana's Cathedral at 9 a.m. Interment. Calvary. IRWIN. Services for Carrie O.

Irwin 4 p.m. today from Pierce Brother. Interment, Sioux City, Iowa. JACKSON. The funeral services of Miss Mariorle R.

Jackson will be held today at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. a ma STATIONS 5 ol 5 Si State of weather, direction 5 SS and velocity of wind "2 So (miles per hour; 5 fi La Mesa. RIV.

Sunkist, 3.80 Florencla. AGO, Sunkist, Azusa Old Balriy, OK. Sunkist, Upland Bear, OK, Sunkist, Ontario Bear, St. Mikes. OK.

Ontario "CELEBRITY NIGHT- Celebrity Nlghf has been in 3.65 3.35 i-Kunen lime, hiv, sunkist. Riverside 4 40 Golden, RIV. Red Bnll Riverains Isn Golden Cross, OK. Sunkist. 4.45 Crystal, RIV, choice.

Riverside 365 Golden Cross, Ruby Bloods, OK, Up uuiuen tiuie. seeajings. KiV. River augurated at the Club New Yorker, 6728 Hollywood Boulevard, it was announced yesterday by Manaein 3.20 land Abilene Pt. 12....

side tan Golden Cross. St. Mikes, OK, Upland 3.50 Atlanta Cloudy, 8 .08 women, seeanngs. RIV, 3.33 48 54 30 48 34 Monte. St.

Mikes, ok, upland 3.05 Mieiiuora i-iome. KimK sr. MISCELLANEOUS, HALF BOXES BUmarck Clear, 8 Boise Pt. S.E., 12.... Boston Char, 14 BuflalO Killdeer, GF, orchard run.

Ol'endora. 355 La Verne Beauties, LAV. Sunkist, La Directors Frank and Al Kerwin, Los Angeles sportsmen. The club offers Pianist Charley Bourne; Peggy Bernard, fan dancer; the Rhythm- Queen Bee, Ruby Bloods, 1.60 FLORISTS Golden Cross. Ruby Bloods.

OK. Uu verne 4 30 Paul Neyron. LAV. Rmiltlst. r.

IVn. i nn .66 w. O. Dye, Dye No. 4 and M.

K. and T. Leasing Company, both at Long Beach; Shell OH Company, Vedder No. 21, Vedder-Rall No. 9 and Vedder No.

22 and Hlmovltz Lease Company, No. 4, all at Mount Poso; Honolulu Oil Corporation, No. 35 and No. 63, both at Round Mountain; C.C.M.O. Company No.

43 and Kem River Oilfields of California No. 2, both at Kern River; Standard Oil Company No. 37 and Shoreline Oil Corporation No. 20, both at Coallnga; Associated OH Company, Pearce No. 7, Huntington Beach and Wilshire Oil Company, Newport No.

Newport. Two Completions for Shell Shell Oil Company reports two completions this week in separate fields, Security No. 5 in the Mount Poso area was brought in with an land 1 25 .50 Paul Neyron, aweets, LAV, La 3 55 Golden Cross, St. Mikes, OK. Upland 1 35 Chicago Cloudy, N.E., 12...

Cincinnati Rain. S.E.. 8.... Denver Cloudy, N.E., 10 Dcs Moines Detroit Airs, oarios Shaws sweet musls Homer. Ruby Bloods.

Corona 1.45 victor, sweets, OK, Etiwanda 3 80 Wanda, sweets, OK, Ellwand 3.40 and band trio; Art Hulette. vocalist Crnpton Special. Ruby Bloods. RH. PENSONEAU.

Florence against 8teve. PRIFTO. Salvador against Frances T. PROBER T. Gwendolyn against Wilton R.

RICH. Helen against Ernest H. SMITH. Mabel T. against W.

Arnold. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. JOHNSON. Mary C. Johnson.

Services Monday at 10 a.m. In th Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. KAEMPF. April 10.

Ruth Kaempf, Pierce Brothers, directors. LAUDER. Services for Andrew Shaw Lauder 10:30 a.m. today from Pierce Brothers. LEIGHTY.

Mrs. Mary Lillian Lelghty. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

McCONNELL. April 10. Josephine V. Me-Connell. wife of Leidy H.

McConnell. Service 2:30 p.m. Saturday from Fierce Brother. BROADWAY FLORIST 212 WEST FIFTH ST. MU 4288.

TTJ. 6161 FUNERAL DESIGNS. $1 AND UP CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. 106 SOUTH SPRING. PHONE TO.

1421. ivoyai luiigni, nomosassas, RH, Red- Mentone i 45 and June Marlowe, lands Victoria, Ruby Bloods. RIV. Riverside 1.65 62 64 50 64 38 50 44 54 42 46 62 50 64 58 f6 76 S4 56 54 82 76 46 50 62 Edmonton Clear, 6.W, 6... El Paso Clear.

E. 10 Eureka Cloudy, 4 violet. Bloods, DM, Duarte 3 30 Victoria. Ruby Bioods, RIV, Casa 1 B.anca 1.65 FOODS WELL KNOWN Well known throughout th noRstan Clear, 8 BYMOND3. Josephine against Ralph L.

THOMAS. Eva against Rollie O. WILCOX. Mary B. against Slla D.

WINTERS. Catherine H. against Edward A. Navajo. Ruby Bioods, RIV.

Casa vioiec, sweets, un. Duarte 3 40 Violet, seediinits, DM. Duarte 3 70 Violet, St. Mikes, DM. Duarte 3.30 Airship.

VCE, Sunklt. Flllmnre 1M Fresno Clear, 4 Blanca 1.45 Southland are the exquisite foods Havre Clear, NX, 4 Oavilan. Malta Bloods. RIV, Arlington 1 65 Bear. St.

Mike'. OK, Ontario 1.40 Helena Clear, 4 Indianapolis can flnrnnio lime, lancy, 3.75 Gold Buckle. OBA. fancy. 3.23 Lofhinvar, GBA.

extra choice. Hinh- Golden Cross, Ruby Bloods, OK, Up 130 lend Jacksonville Pt, S.W. Kamloops Clear. 4 xana 3,00 Golden Cross, St. Mikes, OK, Upland, LEMONS Kansas City Rain, N.W..

18. Ketchikan Pi. 6.. LEMONS 1.35 3.75 T. .01 Minister's Last Rites Conducted GLENDALE, April 11.

Last rites for Rev. Dr. E. H. Willisford were conducted today, his sixty-ninth A-l.

AFG. orchard run, Fulleiton. ivnoxvuie Excellent, VCE. Sunkist, Santa Paula 3.55 Sunside, VCE. Rd Ball, Santa Paula 3.35 Pride of Corona.

Sunkist. Corona. Lander Clear, 8.E., 4 Corona Beauty, Q. Red Ball, Corona, LitUe JiOCK 60 4.30 3 80 4,10 3 50 FLORIDA SALES NEW YORK FortT-threo rr. nnniu estimated potential of 1298 barrels of 16 gravity oil per day.

Bottom of the hole is 1760 feet. Shell has Veritop. ST. Sunkist. Hlllgrove 38 42 44 i8 44 38 24 44 44 26 46 22 22 44 62 34 43 42 50 18 50 50 54 40 28 44 68 42 46 46 38 42 48 44 46 46 46 34 40 48 4H 38 Julcy-O.

ST. Red Ball. Hlllgrove Los Anseles Clear, 9... 75 Memphis Cloudy, 13 56 Minneapolis Cloudy. 20.

48 3.90: twenty-one car grapefruit. 2. 65. .12 Excellent, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula 3,95 Progressive. Sunkist, Corona 4 55 DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ABRECHT.

Harriet B. from Plerr JL BARR. Mary from David H. Audria F. from Clyde A.

BELI.IS. Lillian M. from Harold BoptME. Gustav from Hazel BOBWORTH. Bessie L.

from Frank B. CMNE. Lucille from Jame SStFi William J. from Patricia a. CR ELLIN.

Yvonne from Curtis V. DARWIN. Beverly from Max T. DESSIEU.T. Mary from G.

MANS. Mildred A. from Jame K. ESSICK. John R.

from Agnes. GARCIA. Jovita M. from Ralph B. GIRARD.

Aneelir.e from Emlle J. LI" 8. Tom John H. HAMILTON. R.

W. from Lois R. HAYES Edith E. from Arlie from Gathabelle. N- 'rom Jane F.

JAM1LSON. Anne from Thnmn IT Modena Clear, 10 58 Dirtnaay. The services were la the Glen' snaiiow depths in this field. The company's Marcellus No. Produce Marie Corona Beauty.

Red Ball, Corona. 3 90 Veritop. ST, Sunkist, Hlllgrove 3 95 Needles Clear, calm 78 New Orleans Pt. 4 78 New Yoik Rain, 12 50 at Willow and Cherry streets, sig Juicv-O. ST.

Red Ball. Hlllgrove 3.0 .01 North Head 62 nai iiiu was Drought In with Trail. DM. Sunkist, Lamanda 4 35 Canyon, DM. Red Ball, Lamanda Park 3.65 By Associated Press-Federal-State Market McDOUGAL.

Mildred Ardlne McDougal. Service Saturday at 3 p.m. in th tittle Church of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. McNEAL.

Services for William R. McNsal 1 P.m. today from Pierce Brother. MITCHELL. Suddenly, at San FrancUco, Thoma A.

MltchelL Edward Brother, directors, MONAGHAN. Peter Monathan. Rosary will be recited at the chapel ot Wallace E. White 4c Howard J. Cal-lanan this evening at 8 o'clock.

Requiem mass at Our Lady ot Loretto Church Saturday at 9 a m. MOORE. Mr. Charlotte Moore. Remains at the chapel of W.

A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. MUYRES. April 11, Herman Muyre.

loving father of Oeorse J. Muyre: brother Of John Muyre of Phoenix, Arls. Funeral services Saturday, April 13, at 1:30 p.m. at the Wee Kirk th Heather, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Cunningham dt O'Connor, directors. Oklahoma Clear, 20 68 potential of 125 barrels of 27 gravity News service Sierra Madre.

DM. Sunkist. Lamanda dale First Congregational Church, ot which he was the founder and Its first pastor. Rev. Willisford died Thuesday at his home in Glen Avon, a community near Riverside.

At the time of .01 ARTICHOKES Per hoy rtrvrninnrt crane, or the hole is 4200 Park 4 35 Pride of Corona. Q. Sunkist. Corona. 4.20 Castrovllie.

Wiitsonville and Arroyo Grande leet. a ana 60s. 1.50 72s, 1.25 1. 50 Corona Beauty. O.

Red Ball. Corona. 3.60 os. i.uD'Ki.i,-); Ban Luis Obispo 45s an 60S, 1. SOIl 1.75: Lomita.Torranre 4'.

an EOSTON Navels ellghtly higher: lemons easier 270s. higher balance. Sales: Thirteen cars oranges, two cars lemons. Flor ous. i.oo(t.

i.va. Butter and Egt ASPARAGUS Local extra fne. ida sales: April 10 Seven car oranges, o'a; iancy, vWa; common. 6w7; small, Omaha Rain, 28 40 Philadelphia 46 Phoenix Clear, 4 84 Pittsburgh 54 Point Arguello Clear, 18 60 Portland. Or.

Cloudy, N.E., 12 74 Reddlnc Cloudy, S.E., 6..., 68 Reno Clear, 6.W., 6 64 Roseburg Cloudy, 6 72 Sacramento Pt. 6. 70 St. Louis Rain, 14 50 Salt Lake City Clear. 8, 58 San Antonio Dusty, N.E., 8.

72 San Diego Clear. N.W., 8... 66 San Francisco Clear, 10 68 his death he was pastor of the Com' munity Church In Glen Avon. Decision Limits D.iu pound; Delta loose. 6tf7! bent.

7 ii 3.85; three cars grapeiruit, z.bo. NAVELS white, pound; Mandota, Hrobaugh Furnished by Los Angele Produce Exchange April 11, 193S ana uos Paios. 6V-j7: amall. fiv. Princess, Sunkist, Corona 3.45 Athlete.

SA, Sunkist, Claremont 3.20 ,02 Portervllle, medium to large, 8'iTO; small 6W7; Oceanslde and San Luis Rey, laree, Kenllworth, Malta Bloous, KIV, River, S. William E. from Nanahia V. KING. Ray from William B.

from Frederick V. au'L "Ph from Sybil L. nawHA2m c1mm' tn Hlldreth N. M' 'rom Leonard BiFr fm Edward M. nAcRTV from Charles.

from Charles A. J- Vlrtrlnla. 2.S,L?.yA-Jennle E- from Lewis E. 'rom Catherine P. WILLIAMS.

Clarence W. from Hoa1 a Special Court medium. bVinl: small. Sii! nouiid: Im side 3.25 Extra NEWELL. Nellie M.

Newell, formerly of Riv- perlal fancy standard, 1.501 1.83; stand' ard. 1 40 1 50 crate. Frame Belle, Malta Bloods, RIV, erside 4(H13 North Orange avenue, Los An-teles, at her horn in Canota Park, 2.85 .32 .32 .31 SANTA BARBARA. Aoril 11. ThA Santa Fe-Pt.

8, GARLIC Mexican purple, pound, 9(310 Kenllworth, Med, Sweets, RIV, River ana excellent cuisine of the Mar-cell Inn at Altadena. Under tfc supervision of Head Chef Peter Rcf -gero, who has headed the cxZLzsr? department for the last thinea years, this foot of the mountain resort has become famous for its chicken and filet mignon a la Max-cell. Only the finest of bonded beverages are served. SHOWS WIN FAVOR At the Cafe do Paree, new floor shows are winning the favor. Ths Four Rockets toss their feminine member around with graceful but breath-taking abandon.

The new Apache number of Duvall and Trapsf is scarcely less commendable, whi: Patsy Marr, Kenny Wilmart and Russ Cantor stay over for another engagement. FlSn DAILY FEATURE Fish is featured dally by the White Spot Cafe, 7266 Beverly Boulevard, during the Lenten season. A policy observed for years by the establishment is -preparation of salads with each order. In this way, all freshness of taste is retained. Ahrens pies have long been a feature with a la carte or table d'hote service.

MATINEES APPEAL That the cocktail matinees at tha Italian Village are proving to ba "quite the thing" is attested to by the ever increasing patronage during the last five weeks, according to the management. Two bands, continuous dancing from 12:30 p.m. until closing, specialty acts, vaudeville features, have made the Italian Village one of the outstanding cafa rendezvous of Los Angeles. TENNIS TEAMS MEET Tennis teams of the University of April 11, jujo poor. 'o.

3.35 side BEANS Snn Pedro Kentucky Wonders. Tl'ZliVti P1 S1 court decision Prairie Belle, Ruby Bloods, RIV, ih; poor. 12 15: Mexicnn Kentucky Won bO 48 50 30 44 34 46 36 44 42 38 30 50 3.20 Walling, director. Topeka. RH, Sunkist.

Redlands 3.10 YAPELLI. .24 .23 .23 oers ana llmas, 18; local Faba beans, pound. tseatlle Pt. 8 Spokane Clear, N.W., 4 latoo.vii Clear, N.E., 18 Tonopah Clear. 12....

Tucson Clear, N.W., 10 Washington Rain, 6E, 12, Wlnnemucca Clear, 6, Winnipeg Clear, 10 Lulu Lorena from Andrew. vi-vivcu iicio wuay oy justice wag-ner gives his court exclusive jurisdiction' over practically all litiga volunteer. SA. Sunkist. Pomona 3.50 PATCHELL.

William Patchell. Edward Brothers, director. CELERY ROOT Crates. 3 doien. 65 0 3.45 T.

Is Cork Robin, RH, Sunkist, Red Ridlnghood, 6D, Sunkist, Charter 13. 1 tion involving amounts ranging BUNCHED VEGETABLES Per crate PEDERSON. April 10, Lawrence 8. Peder- 3 90 Prime firsts Standards Undergrade EGGS 1. Candled clean extras 2.

Candled light dirty extras 3. Candled clean standards J. Candled light dirty 6. Candled checks Medium Egga 1. Candled clean extras 2.

Clean light dirty extras 3. Candled clean standards 4. Candled light dirty Candled check Small Egg J. Candled clean extra 3. Candled light dirty extra Oak OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Le Angeles) Name- Ag Beets.

3 dozen, 50'(i 75; carrots, 3 dosen. 4 25 xuma wear, S.W., 4 irom jw 10 iuuu arising in Santa Dal. 3 B0 .223 Pinnacle, OK. Sunkist, Upland Orchard, E1V. Sunkist, Riverside Btandard, RIV, choice.

Riverside Pride of La Verne, MOD, Pure Gold, W1775; poorer. 35W50; dlkon, 2 dozen eOS 80; green onions, 2 dozen, 1.7S&-2.00i leeks. 2 dozen. 754(80; mustard. 4 dozen, AUflMSIN, Kiien in 3.35 Temperatures up to a rn.

yesterdny. 67 on, beloved son ol Christina Pederson; brother ot Perry O. and Conrad M. Pederson. Service 10 a.m.

Monday from Plerc Brother. PORTER. William Thoma Porter. Bervlcea today at 3 p.m. tn th .21 .20 .19 20W30; Nana, 4 dozen.

75 1.00: parsley, La Verne 3.75 39 county since August 20 1933. This means that the special Santa Maria Superior Court provided by county government bill of 1933 loses jurisdiction over the laree 6 dozen, fio1.20; radishes, small red. 6 3 40 VITAL RECORD Pagoda, fancy. Riverside Gold Buckle, GBA, fancy, William M. 44 SR.PF Jme E.

84 dozen, sow 60; spinach, 4 dosen, 35 ft' 90, 3.25 poorer, 10W25: turnips, 3 dozen, 50 6 60. April April April April April April April April April April April LEMONS Little Church of the Flower, CABBAGE. 2.50 3.00: host. 3.25 crate .19 .18 Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park I proportion Of CBSes It Was Created lor local Cannonba Excellent, VCE, Sunkist. Santa Paula 3.95 Yorba, NO, Sunkist.

Yorba 3.25 cook, wiiiism p. CRAVENS. Lee DAVIDSON, David DAVIP. Albert 62 83 37 77 62 INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of Intention tn Association, in charge. CAULIFLOWER.

75W1.00 crate for local to accommodate. Cat count egg .22 PHILADELPHIA Navels higher; bloods pearl type: Lompoo and Santa Maria pearl type. 75f( 90: poorer, 60 crate. POWELL. Service for Cuthbert Powell 3 marry wer issued yesterday.

Namo and age given. Western Cfaeera easier in spots; lemon doing better best. Sales: Nine car oranges, three cars P.m. Saturday from Pierce Brother. 31 73 CELERY Fair local.

2.00(92.25 half April 10 16; longhorns, 1614; JwuuiiAS, Frank tYK. Chnrles H. AVERY MARSHALL. Paul Avery. 22; MRS.

CAROLENA ML POOR Last rites for Mrs. Carolena M. QUINN. April 11, Mararet Qulnn. mother 67 crate; ordinary, 1.2,Vffl.50 half crate, and cold storage, 2.0041 2.25: local hearts In April 8 lemons.

Florida sales: April 10 Eleveu cars oranges, 3.35; five car grapefruit) auuwiiu prims, 1 1, iconeu Marshall, 17. Anna ot Cyril William E. and Joseph B. small crates. l.OOu.1.25: poor.

25''t50 rvvL-wj- John Qulnn, Mrs. Irene Albertaon and Mr. I Poor, 68 years Of ace. Will be con- NEW YORK, April 11. UK Butter.

MIS- BARTHOLIO SAUMERT. Josejh Barthollo, 21: Mary A. G. Sauraert, 18. Chula Vista.

24-in. half crates, 3-3 'a NAVELS nozen, 9.23W3.50: 22-ln. half crates. 6-' OlLLTNS. Fred W.

Pinnacle. OK. Sunkist, Upland 3.40 BLEDSTEIN LASINSKY. Louis Bledsteln. weaker.

Creamery, higher than extra, 37 373; extra (92 score.) 36; firsts (90 to 61 scores.) centrallted (90 dozen, 2.754 3 00: cold storage, 3 00 3.25 April April April April April April April April sVfce.O4?30 p.m. today from Plerc. lucted tomorrow at 2 pjn. under Brother. the auspices of Edelweiss Rebekah RAMSEY.

Mr. Bertha R. Ramsey, April Lodge. No. 67, of Which She Was past 29; Eva Lasinsky, 23.

uock liODin. km, Bunkist, 3.15 Fuchsia, LAV, Red Bail. La Verne 2.05 nearts in small crBts. storage. Z2.V(2.50 KT.

Lewis fair. 1.75412.00: Utah tvoe out of storage, oraiton bpccial. RH. sunkist. Men- BLY PARKER, Victor E.

Bly, 34; Orctchen Hfoel. 02 E. Parker. 23. HOLLELY.

Ma rv E. 11 J. 00 naif crate. ii. at iB.ia worm mil avenue, fasa-I uisincc aeDUtV.

Servlfp sr 11 Ka of tone 2.90 Cheese, 55.107; firm: State, whole milk flats, held 1933, specials, 23; 1934 fancy to specials, 19'i. NAPA Local crates. IOO. BOLTON HARTFIEIJ5. Dorance D.

Bol- Carry 40 craiton special, Ruby Bloods, RH, April 10 dena, wife of Rev. Andrew J. Ramsey. Services Baturday at 3 p.m. from th CUCUMBERS Best, grades of Meal hot Mentone 3.10 ton, 2b; Helen A.

Harttleld, 19. Isaacs. Sadie 40 house, 1.75 2.25; Baltersfleld hothouse, v. jr. kamb funeral Home, Pasadena.

the chapel of F. Utter, 4254 South Broadway. Burial will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mrs. Poor, Royal, U.

Red Bull, Corona 2. DO ukadshaw STRAETEN. Jack Bradshaw, iSal 42 26; Claire O. Strseten. 23 Fv 45 ii.00i'3.M box of 2 dozen; Oregon hot, house, dozen, fancy.

1.15: choice, 1.00 Uiiei'ii tiee, Uuby Bloods, halves, REDWOOD. At 8017H West Boulevard, Mr. Corona 1.55 Ii.n I. TlritpHIno, jM'nNmjw. Kidney 47 OHJICUIJSIJ HUM AUK.

standard, 85: poorer, 65; Mexican, lug. p' died Wednesday, was barn in indi rk 1 ii it 1 ion 1 Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, La Verno 3.20 25: Viola L. rtnmncfr. io Aggs, irregular, unchanged. POULTRY MARKET Furnished by Los' Angele Produce Exchange April 11, No.

1 Hen. Leghorns, 2Vt to 3V Ihii. 2.50112.75; slwirt, Ban Diego county, tent Paul Neyron. LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 4.00 BRYAN BLOSAT. Georae b.

Bryan. 27: grown, at 200 Hat. Southern California freshmen and Beverly Hills High School will meet today on the Trojan courts. The) Trobabes hold victories over the Huntington Park, Roosevelt and Begonia, LAV. standard, La Verne 2.

115 Berneice u. BO EGGPLANT Coachc a Vn ey luus. IBs. jiiuiiniu vr. iwawoua 01 mi ciiy, koo- ert h.

Redwood of Ei Paso, Tex.i Mrs. flna and came here thirty years ago. Euaenia a. atewart of Van Nuys, Her home was at 2619 South Nor- nd Archie O. Redwood of North Hoi- mnnrfU ci i- ivwood; grandmother of Richard manie avenue.

She leaves her hus- Jameson. Q. Sunkist. Corona 3.15 1.75f2.0O; 24a. l.MMi 1.75: 32s.

l.OO 01.23 i in, nainsn J. MCDONALD. Ella MeKl'NE. Rita METTLE Marv E. Golden Harp, aeeds, ES.

3.40 luc: Mexican, pound, 8. BUTLER Leslie R. Butler, SB; Ruth Blsbee. 25. CARHEHRY STRONG.

Donald J. Car- berry, 23; Helen M. Strong, 19. CLAY PAGE. Francis M.

Clay. 23: Eliz LEMONS LETTUCE' Prices crate Ouada une and No. 2 Hen, Leghorns, over 3 'and UD tn 4 lh iwary a. ana Jame E. Redwood of Dana, i-ercy H.

Poor, Hollywood prep squads. rwii, uarouna M. April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April Hewfts Park, OR. Sunkist, El Moriena 3.60 ui'4 mieir, Lompoc dry pnek 4s. 8.Vfl.l5: 5s.

Ml'Ji75) San Luis Obbpo 4s, 1.0011 1.25: 8s, 60W75: No. 3 Ileus, Leghorns, over 4 Jessie RETTIO. Mafllri. asienamare, uu, Red Ball, El Mo- runerai services, today at li am abeth F. Pair.

1 ordinary Berros, 5 doien, 40W5O; Orange dena .1 is from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 No. 4 Hens, 3' to 4 No. 6 Hens, colored.

4 lh. nH iin countv ary pack 4S and Ps. poor, SEYMOUR. Gordon SHERBOURNE, 73 34 81 87 A9 79 83 60 79 80 65 89 Bl 70 COLLINS SILVEHTON. Harris H.

Collins, 30: Marianne C. Silverton, 27. OOWAN FISCHER. H. Norman Cowan.

San Diego county 4s. 751(85: 6s. 6OT60 No. 6 Broilers, over 1 and un to ei Moaena, un, sunKist. El 3.

65 Toddy, OR. choice, El Modena 3.35 Foiluna, NO. Sunkist. Yorba 3.20 ouuia iower (treet. RETTIO.

Mr. Matilda Rettl. Phoenix, 5 dozen, 1.85W2.00; Yuma. 6 1 Vi lbs 33: Louise Flsnhcr. Hi dozen, 1.004? 1,10 crate: local loose pack, 3 Interment, Oulncy, 111.

W. A. Brown, Boumiana sunkist, Co. 1 unuirs ij SULLIVAN. Aunes SUTHERLAND.

Jame TAYLOR, Leila B. CRANE BROWN. John L. Crane. SI: dozen, 3O'rf40; poorer, 151(20 crate.

ronu 3.40 Ellsaheth E. Brown. 5n No. 7 Boilers, over lis and up to 2'4 lb. No.

8 Fryers, Leghorns, over 2V and un tn lha (EdDLDD MMEl PARSNIPS Luks. OOiilOO. i uncial uirecior. RICE. Mis Mlna B.

PITTSBURGH Navela stronger fancy. DALRYMPLE TEYRA. Donald Dalrymole. PEAS Per Pound: Gtinrinlune and Snnta JO: Jean M. Vtevrn.

37 sieanv oaiance; lemons lower iii.ns. un WALTMIRE, Jennie 'e! Remains at the chapel Of W. A. I Maria. 5'46; Oceano-Pismn.

4'4aS; Cns- malia, 6ffi6'a: San Luis Ohtsno, 5T6 crown, laxa soutn nower (trett. changed balance. Sales: Six cars manges, one car lemons. Florida sales: Two car No. 9 Fryors.

Barred Rocks, over f' t0 3' lb No. 10 Fryers other than Barred Rocks, over 2f, tn lh ih. DAVIS BUHLMER. clarence K. Davis, 29i Wawona E.

Behlmer, 20. DEAR REHM. Ervin J. Dear. 34: Lorene A.

Rehin. 54. poor Arroyo Grande, Nlpnmo and Ooleta culls, 8H-3; poorer, l'i: Ban Diego SCHUBERT. April 9, at 6B8 Boston Court. uinunra, vile Mar Kinpi'JiuiC, 2.

20. NAVELS county, 67l fine Kern county pole peas, No. 11 Roosters, aolt bone, Barred ERWAY McCORMICK. Arthur B. Erw.v.

i-asanena. uustave j. Hcnubert, Brother of Margret Schubert of Pasadena; uncle of Mr. A. Weiser of Bloomln- 9 pound.

3.20 42: Lauve E. Mi-nnrmlrb. .23 Cougar. COV, Red Ball, Covina Airship, VCE, 811uk1.1t, Fillmore mocks, over 3' lbs. and up.

No. 12 Roasters, soft bone, other PAPAYAS San Dlcgo county, 35 pound, ESPARZA LOPEZ, pete 23: Car. ion, Lai.i Anna B. ana Elizabeth 3. -35 3-00 illder.

VCE, Red Ball. Fillmore men Lonea. "fi. PEPPERS Mexican. Pound.

California than Barred Rocks, over 31 lbs Blue Globe, Rl. Sunkist. Beheld ot Loa Angeles; Mrs. C. R.

Lance' of Pittsburgh. Mark P. and Harold 3.30 ESTHADA SALCIDO. Rafael R. Estrada.

.23 Wonders, 9W10; host. 12; Circles, 7'3 8: Anaheim chill and Floral Gems, 10 11 13 Slags No. No, a. ivieinei oi Pasadena. Red Globe, RIV.

Red Ball, Jumble, tangerines, RIV, halves, Riv 22; Aurora Salcldn, 22. FABER SMITH. Arthur K. Faber. 24: ,1 14 Old roasters it pound.

Funeral eervlce Friday, 3 p.m., at 3.03 1.35 3.50 erside Jane A. Smith. 21 'J I'ucKiings. 4'. lbs.

and up RHUBARB-Local cherry In annla boxes. jvos ec warren Pasadena. DEATHS With Funeral Announcement j. Because I live, ye shall live aha, John x'w, 19, ADAMSON. Ellen Adamson.

Pierce Brother, director. for TlM Allan Baturday. 3 30 p.m.. at the We Kirk o' the Heather, Porest Lawn. Dclmer A.

Smith, director, Jnnt Amo- beloved wife of William Amos; mother of Leslie and Mary JYanres Amos. Service Bnturriny a m. In the Church of the Holy Apostle (Episcopal,) 3315 Verduo Road. Lo Anifeln. Mortuary, porest Lawn Memorial Park FISHER STRAW.

Theodnre R. Fisher. Tiger. Homosassas. RH.

Cnlton Floral. Homoasyas. HH. Cnlton 751(90; strawberry, 75190; beat, 1.00; .18 .18 .08 .16 27; Frances 01 3.15 poorer, 50 lug: fresh AlHmeda county SMITH. At his home at Fullerton, Frank Carlton Smith, husband of Carrie Cul.

Lochlnvar, GBA, extra choice, Highl and 205 FORBES FLEMING. Richard T. Forbes, 23: Mary A. Fleming. 22.

FRANKE FI ELD WILLIAMS. Byron E. strawberry in 20-pound boxes, l.oowi.10; extra choice, holdover, fancy, 804(00. mer Smith; ton-ln-law ot Mr. George Lochlnvar, OBA.

extra choice, Molino 3.30 Mony readers of Times Classified Ads have been made happy after exploring Classification 373 for they have resurrected old Gold, discarded jewelry, diamonds and trinkets which they are no longer using and for years the Los Angeles Jewelry Company, 707 South Broadway, has been greeting these friends from Times Classified Ads with ready cash for this golden jewelry. Both readers and advertisers find Times Classified a veritable gold mine through which they can make continuous and consistent profits. Below is one of the typical classified ads run by the L. A. Jewelry Company in The Times.

.20 r. noma. Service Saturday, fi na XirrAn. LOQUATS Local. San Diego county.

LEMON'S rranKenneid, 25; Bcatric L. Williams, pound. 6fc7; poorer. 3d 4. .21 jay ec euter ctjapei, Fullerton.

GItEr MARK. Earl SQUASH Imperial Vnllnv white summer. Green, 22; Ruelnia L. Mark 10. 1.254(1.40 crate: 1.10W1.25 ner 20-pound STRAND.

April 11. John P. Strand, beloved husband of Minnie Strand; father of .) .15 .17 Mrs. vioia Llnberg, flat; Italian. l.O0fi(1.23 flat; fair Coachella alley white auinmer and Italian, 1.10j 1.15 flat, Of 1.15 1.25 crate.

GUT; ERH O' LEFE. Gil Gutlerrc. 2S): Helen O'Keefe, 30. HAIMOTO TANIGUCHI. Andy Mnry A- Tanlsuchl, 19.

HUNTHUNT. Melflu L. Hunt. 35: Oletha onutinHon, in charge. in- uui'KllIlgS, ullOer No.

17-Old duck No 18 Geese No. 19 Young Tom turkey, 14 lbs', up ,0 18 )b" No. 50 Younii Tom turkey, over 18 Ihs No. 31 Hrn turkey, 9 lbs. and No, 22oid Tom turkeys No.

23 Old hen turkeys No. 25- Humus, under 11 per dozen No. 2S Siniaba, 11 lbs. per doaen and up No. 27 Capons, under 7 lbs.

No. 28 Capons, 7 lbs and up No 31 Rabbits, No. 1 white, 3 to 4 Ihs No. 33-BHbblts, No. 3 white, 3 to'i Ihs.

No. 33 No, 1 mixed colors No, 34 No. 3 mixed Mo. 38 No. 2 old Gold Stripe.

VCE. Sunkist, 3.30 CHICAGO Navels higher 176 and larger, e.s!er spots 200s and smaller; lemons slightly higher. Sales: Thirteen cars oranges, two cars lemons. Florida sales: Five ears oranges. 3.20; tvTo cars grapefruit, 2.70; pne car Texas grapefruit, NAVELS Paul Neyron, LAV, Sunkist, La Verne 3.90 .20 Services Baturday, 3 p.m..

from Swedish Baptist Church. Eleventh and Blxel. Thoma II. Duckworth di STRAWBERRIES Local Klondikes. 1.50 1.79 ner 12-pmt tray; fair.

1.2ittl.35: M. Hunt. 2fi. .22 .20 rector. 30-plnt crates, 3 50V4.O0, 4.25: fair, 3.00 NoIn 0- 31; Eula M.

Smith. 24. i3.50; No. 2s. 1 (KXh 1.23: San Diego county .23 THOMAS.

Gemne H. Thorn, beloved hug-band Of Luella M. Thomas: brother of Klondikes, 1.6041 tray. ram neyron, est. Mikes, LAV, halves, Xa Verne SWEET POTATOES Merced county Jer- 1.50 Aivin Tnomas of New York City.

Masonic ervices Saturday, 11 a.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mor .09 .09 J0RfrEp.KA'n,0us J- Jur 29l Faullne F. Teskn. 20. KESSLERBENNETT. Bam Kessler.

84; Cella Bennett, 65. KBIBER LEACH. Jnmts H. Kim her, 84; Belty A. Leaeh, 30.

B3NHARTZ STANLEY. William A. Kin. hajts. 27: Pllnn Kl.nl-.

Ol 3.30 3.10 3.55 tuary, under auspice of Hollywood Violet, DM. Sunkist, Duarte Primrose. DM, orchard run, Duarte. Violet, seedlings, DM, Duarte Crafton Special, RH, Sunkist, Men tone seys and Hawallans, 1 lug; good Kern county Nancy Halls, 1.25 lug; local fair Porto Rlcans, 1.00fl.lO lug; Coachelia Valley Nancy Halls, 801190 lug; New Mexico and Tennessee 'Nancy Halls, 1.6041.65 bushel basket. ijouee, no.

ass. .08 .05 BARRY. April 10. pra Barry. Requiem mass Saturday at 8 a.m.

at Br. Kevin' Church, Cunningham it OConnor, director. BENANE. Charle Oris Benan of Xnglo- Service Saturday. April 13, at it Beaver Ar.

Matson' chapeL In-Iwood. Cremation. BOCKIU8. Harry Graham Bocklti, beloved husband of Grace M. Bocklu and loy-ln brother of Mr.

Peter Pomeren. Funeral eervlce at th chapel of Wallace E. White A Howard Call-nan Saturday at a p.m. BOBELLT. William H.

Boselly of Glendale, huslxnd of Henrietta, fsther of Elmlra Boxelly and Henrietta Conklin, Service today at 2:30 p.m. at Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lnwn. Earl V. Mater, director. 3.10 WAXENBIRQ.

Juliug Waxenberg, lab of Redland Best, RH, Brjn KINO TAYIjOR. Edward D. Klu. TOMATOES Imperial Valley ion winona street. Service today at It noon from Ol- 3.00 mum Wool Market Natu he L.

Tsvlnr. a7 Redland Best, Bloods, RH. Jirin 100 CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD DIAMONDS. LA. JEWELRY CO.

LUCKY 7TH FLOOR, 71X7 8. BRDWY. KLAVEK EN OLIVER A. Bop Van Klaveren, 25: Mamuerltft Oft orates, 2.004(2.25 fur 9 tops; 12s, l.M) 2.00: 16s, 1.00. 1.25; 20-pound flats, 6x.is.

at 2.00'6'2.25: 8xH.i. 1.78-ir2 00: 6xb3. 1.60 oana ec mi west waslilngton. WOOD. William Robert Wood, on of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray M. Wood. Mawr 315 Trail. JaUa.s DM.

Lamanda Park 3.W) Canyon. JaiTas. DM, LRinanda 3 15 (fi 1.75; 6x7s. 1.25 41.50: 7xHs. SOffl.00: LEONARDMAXWELL.

Gears W. Leon. aid, 24; Marlon L. Maxwell. 21.

LOBO RODRIGUEZ. Henry F. Lobo. 27: Chief. RH.

choice, Redlands 3.00 Service Saturday at 2:30 P.m. In th Bxtls, 75i80; Nilar.d 4-basket craics, lfl tops. lV5il.R0; an fnna. 7Bil 00: loose ronton inn. Kit.

Bunkist. 3 20 Rosle Rodriaiiee. In. I. wee jurn me tteatner.

Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park rnnrana ooy, orcimrd run. Fon. small. 60-75 lug; C.w.hrllft Valiev rrales, 2.25 2 50 for 9 lopa: 12 lops, 1.75.V H.OOi MAYF.R- DB TEMPLE. Arthur J.

Mayer. tnua 3,00 24: France M. Ii Ttmni. 5a 8s. 2.00; 7x8.

1.25 Wl. BO: 7880: running uoy, jtomosassas. KM. Fan- MCLAUGHLIN BROWN. Georae D.

Me- BOSTON. April 11. m-IXJ. H. Depart-fient of Agriculture.) A fair volume of a few line of wool was moving, in, puiK 'of the tales was on averaae to short tine territory and Texas wools.

Bulk good French combing 64s and finer territory wools broitaht M. fll cenu, sroured bails. Average French mm bind sold at 57i 5 while short French combing and clothing moved at cenls for original bag lines, Fall Texas wool moved readily I at around 60 rents, scoured bast, and at 64 8 5S cent for ecouted line. Association, in charge. YOUNCIBERO.

April 11, Ander O. Young, bera, beloved husband of Ft Ida Vounir. Mexican cur, orlslnnla. 2.00'i(2.25; 1.75i 2 OOl strltiued (lists. 101 Or.

tuna 3.25 Blalto. Bloods. RH. Rlalto 10 in, I'R: tanbelle B. Ilrnwn.

53 TIMES Classified Aim GIVE MORE COSTLESS First in America cles, 8 pound MOODY MEALY. Prank A. Moody, 28; Ellrabeth A Healy. 17. PADV'AY-TAYLOR.

Martin Padaay. SS: Superriiie. RIV, Prenda 3 35 RtV, Sunkist, Highgrove 3.20 Blue Mountain, KIV, choice. Hlgherova 3.15 berg; loving father of Henry T. Young-berg of Los Atmelrs, Axel O.

11-umiherg of New Windsor, Mr. 3, Swan- P0TAT0E3.U. Nn. 1 t.lnbn CHAPEL. Alfred 8.

Chapel. Announcement of service later by francl V. Hall Son. CLARTC. The funeral of Eleanor T.

Clarlt will tie held at the parlors of Paul D. Robinson. 1001 Went Washington Jioui turd, today 9i30 Vera 8. Tavlnr. 5H.

Mansion Of t'iru. VC E. Bunkist, Plru. 3.35 son oi uaieguurg, and AH. cwt i new crop finn Uleo dounty British Qiieer 1 10 1.33 iug; old 1 cron loeuj White l.tl wt AVION-GOLDING.

Andrew R. Weaver of riiu. VCU. Red Sail, Plru, 3.10 00, Delia ft OoklinA emiin oi riuuai-i, ft, i. JLeicalni Eicit Eroftier,.