The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 16

NOVEMBER 3, 1932. PART 16 THURSDAY MORNING. CEMETERIES WEATHER REPORT To Bird Chorus Broadcasts day INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of lnfsntlon to marry were Issued yesterday. Nam and age given. WELTY OL8EN.

Chester Welty, 21; Jewel) L. Olsen, 18. WITT LEITZELU Erlo Witt, 38; Hazel Q. Leltzell, 23. WOLDEMAR KUBA.

Ferdinand Wolde- mar, 28; Phllomena Kuba, 28, BIRTHS Names, sex, place and date of birth. ANDERSON. Mr. and Mrs. Ira.

Boy. 316 South Avenue 59. October 27. mmmm DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. GRAND.

Novmeber Frank Grand. Remains at Cunningham ft O'Connor, HANCOCK. Funeral services for Paul C. Hancock at Bresee Bi others' chapel Thursday at 3 p.m. HOBDY.

William R. Hobdy, beloved- hue-band of Mrs. Kathryn Hobdy of 2611 West Avenue 30 and father of Mrs. 8. J.

Capt and Earl O. Hobdy. Funeral services today at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. JAMES. At 2347 Ocean View avenue, Willard O. James, beloved father of Carlton C. James of Berkeley, Cal.

Funeral services Saturday at 3 P.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 Soath Flower street. Please omit flowers.

KXRNICK. Sidney James KernlcK, loving husband of Helen M. Kernlck. Services, will be held Friday at 1 Official Report) LOCAL OFFICE, TJ. 8.

WEATHER "BUREAU, Los Angeles, Nov. 2. (Reported by L. Daingerfleld, Meteorologist.) At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 30.01 at p.m., 30.01.

Thermometer for the corresponding hours ahowed 60 deg. and 61 deg. Relative humidity, a.m., 87 per cent; 5 p.m., 73 per cent. Wind, 5 a.m, east, velocity 4 miles; p.m.. west, velocity 1 miles.

Temnerstures. highest, 68 lowest. 87 deg. Rainfall for season, .22 of an Inch; normal to date, .90 of an men; last season to date. .32 of an Inch.

Barometer reduced to sea level. weather CONDITIONS. Nov. 2: The eastern disturbance has advanced off the New England Coast and pressure is now generally high east of the Rockies, with crests over Minnesota and the onio valley Tha Pacific-Canadian Northwest low pres sure area, still apparently central near the lower Alaskan Coast, has spread rapidly southeastward between the Rockies and Pacific Coast. Results: Rain over the Pacific Coast as far southward as San Francisco, over the Canadian Northwest and adjacent States, and from the upper lakes to the Middle and North Atlantic Coast and New England; heavy over Washington Coast.

Mild to cool weather generally east of the Rockies, with heavy frost over Tennessee; seasonable to somewhat above normal from the Rockies westward. Moderate to warm weather prevails over Southern California, where generally cloudy with occasional local fog prevails. Conditions continue favorable for fair weather In Los Angeles and vicinity, although there will be considerable cloudiness tonight and early Thursday with local fog; moderate temperature will prevail. Light to moderate variable winds wlU prevail, mostly westerly, LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Nov.

Mini mum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U. 8. weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations. Max. Min Imperial 78 47 Los Angeles 65 58 Mt.

Wilson 60 44 Pasadena 73 52 Pomona 73 50 Portervllle 65 50 Redlands 77 48 Riverside 78 47 8a Bernardino 84 43 8anta Ana 75 49 Santa Barbara 71. 47 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair but with some cloudiness Thursday and Friday; little change in temperature; light to mod erate variable winds. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I. Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Fair and mild Thursday; Friday probably unsettled and cooler; moderate northwest winds.

Northern California: Fair Thursday, except rains or. extreme north coast: Friday probably unsettled and cooler, with rains in extreme north, portion; moderate northwest winds offshore. Sierra Nevada: Partly cloudy Thursday, becoming unsettled Frldsy; continued cool; fresh westerly winds. San Joaquin Valley: Genernlly fair, but with ome cloudiness Thursday and Friday; warmer Thursday: gentle changeable winds. Southern California: Fair, but ith some cloudiness in wesV portion Thurrday and Friday; moderate temperature; moderate nortnwest winds onshore.

ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Ariz.) Nov. 2 Forecast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday; little cnange in temperature. COLORADO RIVER TUMA (Ariz.) Nov. 2 (Exclusive Dispatch from the U. S.

Reclamation Service. Gauge height Colorado 18.60 feet; discharge, Wednesdsy, 4100 mbie feet per second. At Grand Canyon, gaugi height. 4.5 feet; discharge, Wednesday, 6860 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES POR EL PROF.

R. GUERRERO Encargado de la Secclon Espanola do Este DIarlo NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS Insult el Joven Sale para bu Pais PARIS, 2 de Noviembre. Samuel Insull, Balid hoy' para Nueva York en el Viaja en segunda clase. Vino a Paris hace varlas sema-nas, poco despues de haber sido conslgnado penalmente su padre en Chicago, con motivo del desastre de sua lntereses en compaftfas de ser-viclos publicos. Tenia el proyecto de reunlrse con su padre en Ate-nas; pero cambl6 de Idea la sema.

na pasada anuncld que Iba a vol-ver a los Estados Unldos, donde reclamaba su presencla el puesto de vicepresldente de las compafilas de Se Seftala Fecha para la Audlen-cia Sobre ei Conflicto Chino-Ja pones 2 de Noviembre. La sesl6n del consejo de la Socledad de Naclones en que ha de reconsl-derarse el lnforme de Lytton sobre la controversla chlno-japonesa en Manchuria, ha sido dennitlvamente sefialada hoy para el 21 del co-rrlente. En un princlpio se le se-flal6 la techa aproximativa del 14 del Se Rinde--Tributo a Harding en so Tumba MARION (Ohio), 2 de Noviembre. Hoy ha sido observado el sexagesimo septimo aniversario del nacimiento de Warren O. Harding medlante adecuada ceremonia que se efectud ante el mausoleo que se halla a orlllas de esta ciudad, en el cual descansan los restos del difunto president de la se-ftora Harding, su esposa.

Se en-cargaron del programa los Mucha-chos Exploradores de la regibn Harding, que comprende clnco con-dados. Los exploradores estan tratando de llevar a cabo planes encaminados a cada afio una peregrinacibn de residentes de estas cercanias ft la tumba del president muerto. NOTASLOCALES Se Encarece la Continuation de Guerra Contra las Ratas Nueva Orleans, con la tercera parte de la poblaci6n de Los Angeles, se ha gartado, desde la plaga de 1912, $15,000 000 en limpiar la ciudad de ratas, segiin. inrorm6 ayer a la Comisl6n de Sanidad el doctor Charles Decker, oncial de sanidad municipal, qulen encarecid con gran enfasls que se continuara la cam-pafta contra roedores en el puerto. Presents Decker un largo lnforme de su reclente vlslta a Washington para asistir a una convencibn 4 ttlAliAAr' Val wvue Cbarlas Infantile para Chiquillos VlajM Aventuras de una Mufieca Espanola cn Rusia, por Sofia Casanova LXXVIII.

Refa. se balanceaba, Krysia otros nlftos que habla alii se reian de verlo, palmoteaban (He laughed and rocked, and Krysia and other children that were about laughed at seeing him and clapped their hands). Lo que mas nos divirtio fue lo que vino en seguida. Entr6se el caballerito en el cuarto inmediato, donde tenia la cama, tocador ar-mario de luna, bostezando delan-te del espejo como si tuviera mucho sue6o, empezd a desnudarse aca-b6 de hacerlo detras de un biom-bo (What we enjoyed the most was what came next. The little gentleman went into the adjoining room, where he had his bed, dressing-table and mirror-wardrobe, and, yawning before the looking-glass, as if he were very sleepy, began to undress, and finished doing so behind a screen).

51 STATIONS 5 gS -j State of weather, direction "it and velocity of wind 3 a (miles per hour) 5 .0 3 3 FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK AMONO THE BILLS Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Olendale Avenue and Ban Fernando Road. TELEPHONE ALbany 1121. INGLEWOOD PARK 11 CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasant 8144. VALHALLA CEMETERY CHOICE BURIAL LOTS. 823.

TERMS. Hollywood 1961. Parent-Teacher Association Tenth District conference, Patriotic Hall, 1816 South Flgueroa street, 9:30 p.m. Madeline Ver-veka will speak on "The Elementary Curriculum of Publio Matinee Musical Club musical, Blltmore, 10 a.m.; luncheon, noon. Daughters of 1812, Pacific Shores Chapter, meeting, 2331 Carol Park Street, Long Beach, 2 p.m.

Orra X. Monnette will speak on "The Pilgrim Fathers." Los Angeles Audubon Society meeting, Kcho Park boathouse, morning. Delta Kappa Epsilon luncheon, University Club, noon. Roslcrucian Brotherhood Hermes Lodge, No. 41, meeting, 672 South Lafayette Park Place, 7:30 p.m.

Civltan Club luncheon, Cabrlllo Club, noon. Epheblan Society meeting, Board of Education rooms, Chamber of Commeroe Building, 8 p.m. Judge Ben Lindsey will spesk. Pacific Coast Lecture Club meeting, Blltmore, 7:30 p.m. Delta Chi Alumni luncheon, University Club, noon.

Daughters of the American Revolution; El Camino Real Chapter, luncheon, Hollywood. Knickerbocker Hotel. 1 p.m. Thomas H. Elson will speak on "Our National Credit Men's Association, textile4 division luncheon, Cabrlllo Club, noon.

U.V.R. Luncheon Club meeting, 340 South Broadway, noon. Senator S. H. Piles, will speak.

American Association of Petroleum Geologists meeting. Blltmore. morning. Women Lawyers' Club dinner, 605 West Seventh street, 6:30 p.m. Phi Kappa Psl luncheon, Victor Hugo Cafe, noon.

Camera Club meeting, elubrooms, 2504 West Seventh street, 8 p.m. Foreign Trade Club of Southern California meeting, Alexandria, noon. Harold Smith will speak on "The Advantages of a Through Bill of Lading." Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Cabrlllo Club, noon. Chamber of Commerce dinner, Biltmore, 7 p.m. Adventurers' Club meeting, elubrooms, 945 Wilshlre Boulevard.

8 p.m. Hollywood Studio Club meeting, club- rooms, evening. John Mott and John peter Richmond will speak. Art lecture, Otis Art Institute, 11 a.m. Beatrice Irwin will speak on "The Art of Illumination." Daughters of the American Revolution, Xschscholtzla Chapter bridge-luncheon, 546 South' Serrano street, afternoon.

California State Fraternal Congress third annual convention, Mayfair Hotel, all day. Mayor Porter and Lieut. -Gov. Merriam will speak. Philanthropy and Civics Club meeting, 1419 8outh Wilton Place, 2 p.m.

Annette H. Doherty will speak on "The Truth About India." Community Chest meeting, Biltmore, noon. Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting. First Methodist Church. Eighth and Hope streets.

1:45 p.m. Travel lecture. Central Library. 7:45 p.m. Dorothy Stewart will speak on "Maoris of New Zealand." Btg Sister League luncheon and program, elubrooms, afternoon.

Shrine Club luncheon. Blltmore, noon. Los Fells Women's Club meeting, club-rooms, afternoon. Duncan Gleason will spesk. Women's Political League meeting, 1256 West Seventh street, afternoon.

District Federation of Women's Clubs, child welfare and Indian welfare division conference, headquarters, morning. Alpha Nu meeting. Biltmore. 7 p.m. Public Transportation Building, Seventh and Los Angeles streets, 6:15 m.

Dr. Vlerllng Kersey will sneak on "The Readjusted Educational Outlook." Los Angeles Museum exhibit. Exposition Park. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

'TIMES" THEATER GUIDE MOTION PICTURES Downtown, Hill at Seventh "The Crash." With Ruth Chatterton. HUlstreet, Hill at Eighth "Washington Merry-go-Rou id." An authentic-looking drama of American politics, with Lee Tracy featured as a young Congressman. Hollywood. Hollywood at Wilcox "Life Begins." A poignant story of Joys and tragedies in a hospital maternity ward. With Loretta Young.

Loew's 8tate, Broadway at Beventh "Too Busv to Work." Opens today. Pantaues, Hollywood Boulevard "Washington Masquerade." Opens today. Paramount, Hill at 8ixth "Trouble In Paradise." Opens today. United Artists. Broadway at Tenth "Washington Masquerade." Western, Wllshire at Wef tern "Scarlet Dawn." Opens today.

STAGE Belasco. Hill at Eleventh "The Cat and the Fiddle." Sparkling musical love story, with incomparable Helen Gahagan as the star and Jerome Kern's music. El Capltan, Hollywood Boulevard near Highland "The Marquise." Excellent production of the Noel Coward comedy, atarring Billle Burke. i in Am KHJ TONIGHT A Tf Presidential Featuring "Presidential March" Gema af Rtepbea "Cola' Heme," HUNDREDS WILL SING TOGETHER Matutinal Feathered Concert Promised From KFI Ally. -Gen Wehb Will Speak for G.O.P.

Tonight Magician Thurston to Thrill Radioland With Tricks BY DOUG DOUGLAS Concerts, a magician, politicians, Omar Khayyam and 400 birds make the microphone throb today. Even the concerts are taking on a political tinge as we And Olno Sever! batoning for ballots by dedicating' his Inglewood Park Concert (KHJ 8 p.m.) to "The Candidates. It la to be, however, a neutral half-hour with compositions that will please everyone from a Communist to a conservative. Then at 8:15 p.u. we are Invited to the new War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco.

There Alfred Hertz signals hia San Francisco Symphony Orchestra to flood the air waves with the works of Massenet, Mozart and Beethoven. The numbers to be played In both of these concerts will be found in the Highlights. In the political arena of the air both of the major parties put forward well known speakers, at 8 p.m. over KECA Senator Norris speaks ui behalf of Gov. Roosevelt; while the Republican bright spot of the evening is an address by Webb, coming over the Don Lee radio tatlon, KHJ, at 9:45 p.m.

Digging Into the Variety column we turn up one of the trio of world-famed magicians. Remember Thurston. Houdinl and Raymond? The NBC releases to KFI at 9:15 p.m. a new series starring Howard Thurston. In forsaking the stage for the microphone, Thurston believes he has discovered a new means for thrilling millions.

So the rabbits will be pulled out of an airy hat tonight. By coincidence, Fannie Hurst and Daniel Tobin, speaking on behalf of Gov. Roosevelt, vie with Baron Munchausen on the air, the novelist speaking over KHJ at 7 p.m., withe the "great big story teller" weaves his fibs over KFI at the same hour. A half-hour earlier, KHJ 6:30 p.m., discovers our Persian friend, Omar Kahyyam, In the throes of love, assassins and his Tartar 4X Srl sweetheart. Stu-K Viart Buchanan, enacting the title role, is making Omar not only an excellent poet but a wicked wielder of a sword.

In fact, Omar Is putting up a desperate battle to protect Betty Webb, whom Am the assassins are bent on ab ducting. In fact, here is a picture of the little Tartar heroine. How can they get 4ov real Jive 17 talented Hollywood artists 3 5iecc orchestra original music mystery, comedy and thrills in OMAR KHAYYAM DONT MISS IT KHJ TONiGHT 6:30 The "SHADOW" at SACRAMENTO! Tune in on KHJ KFRC KMJ KERN KDB KGB KFBK KWG THURS. 9:30 and get a new slant on State conditions! SEN. J.

M. IN MAN Foe of Special Privilege will make some Interesting disclosures DONT MISS IT! POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT SAVE THIS Hear the Truth From JUDGE WHITE AND OTHERS SHALL HEARST CONTROL OUR COURTS No. KNX OOSOke.) r.M. (Joseah Scott.) Ne. 4 KRKD A.M.

Ne. ft KMIR (Muse.) r.M. MtKD (llte.) 7:15 F.M. Ne. ft KRKI P.M.

M.H.. Nov. 7 KRKD (II Mar.) r.M. KURD :0 P.M. KNX ttOSOke.) 0:43 P.M.

IJoltph Brett). I LA The Timet World-wide Newt, KHJ, 7:30 a.m., 6:16 and 10 p.m. CONCERTS 10:39 a.m. KHJ Atlantic City Muticale (C.B.S.) 9 p.m. KFSD San Diego (600 key.

499 Nathan Abaa Violin Recital (N.B.C.) 8 p.m, KHJ Inglewood Park Con. cert. Glno Severi, Conductor, Theme: "To tha Prildntlil peltaaUt Suia Felk ami CU intact Slfftrd. Stltiit "Evthitlta ef Dlult" Genu tl Btteht Fnttr Hm" IrM "Hem Wsrld ymshtay" Stan and Stripat March Btuis 8:15 p.m. KFI Standard Symphony Hour (N.B.C.) Alfred HerU.

Conductor. San Franclaco Symphony. Orchettra. Ovtrturt "Marriaia af Fiiara" Maiart bth.nt "A Mtdiunmir Niiht'a Drtem" MfndiiUwha Ftrtt Mvt. Flrtt Symohtny Butthtvtfl Hungarian Rhapiody Na.

2 Mist Skatthn (ran tha Btappaa at Canlral Aala Baradla Mananat'i "La Cld" 8:48 p.m. 'KECA Spanlth Concert, Rodolph Hoyot, tololtt. VARIETIES 8:30 a.m. KFI Log O' The Day (N.B.C.) Hear 400 blrda put on a tymphony. a.m.

KHJ Columbia Science Feature (C.B.S.) American Muieum of Natural History. H. P. Whitlock, curator of gema: "Tha Antique Ute of Gema." 6 p.m. KFI Capt.

Henry't "Show, boat" (N.B.C.) 6:30 p.m. KHJ "Omar Khayytm" (D.L.-C.B.S.) Further adventures in the poet'a colorful life. 7 p.m. KFI Lucky Strike Hour (N.B.C.) Baron Munchausen. 7 p.m.

KHJ Democratic Special (C.B.S.) Fannie Hunt. Daniel Tobln. 9:15 p.m. KFI Howard Thurtton, the Magician (N.B.C.) A new N. B.C.

series. Dramatic thrills promised. 9:30 p.m. KFI Dr. Daniel Poling: "The Wright Act" (N.B.C.) 9:45 p.m.

KHJ Republican Spa-cial (D.L.. C.B.S.) United States Webb. Speaking from San Francisco. to p.m. KECA Pigskin Romances (N.B.C.) Campua Frolic, Grid start.

PLAYS 8:30 p.m. KHJ The Eno Crime Club (KFRC.) birds to sing? That Is the question to be answered at 8:30 a.m. over KFI. A bird symphony. listen in.

TUNING IN With nothing up his sleeves tonight, Howard Thurston dissolves a girl Into thin air. KFI at 9:15 p.m. See a radio artist go up in smoke. Magic. Trading thin air for hot air: Baron Munchausen reveals his modern farming methods.

He grows potatoes that dig and box themselves. KFI at 7 p.m. "The Antique Use of Gems." How did they utilize gems? What kind of gems? In the days of antiquity. The curator of the American Museum of Natural History discusses this subject. KHJ at 11:15 a.m.

Then as that fades out. stay with KHJ and the American School of the Air. With the discontinuance of the excellent Paige series of "To the Ladies" symphonies comes a promise from Its sponsor, the Globe Mills. Next week a new series. A brand new radio serial.

Mystery thriller. Details later. Radioland may take its politics seriously. But you should have seen the switchboard of KHJ when Myrt and Marge gave way to a political broadcast. It looked like a tower of Jewels.

More kicks than a pony chorus. Bits of addresses that may Interest: H. Sidney Laughlin, speaking on the "Recall of Judges." (KFAC 7:15 p.m.;) Rev. J. W.

Brougher, on "The Wright Act." (KMTR 9 p.m.) Dr. Poling, same subject, KFI at 9:30 p.m. Hey! Eddie Albright of KNX. Send In your picture. A fan wants it nrlnted.

Phil Zoellner wants Myrt and Marge; Easy Aces: Cecil and Sally and JacK Feari. it iooks as though the photographers may eat this winter. Lenore Ulrlc In a scene from "Lulu Belle." With Rudy Vallee's Yankees. KFI at 5 p.m. The gangplank's being drawn In.

Hop aboard "The Ship of Dreams." KECA at 10:30 p.m. In the moonlight. Old and new scenes of beau ty. 'Stories of Youth and Power." The lesson on the American School of the Air. KHJ at 11:30 a.m.

For a bit of martial music! Why not the United States Army Band? KHJ at 1:30 p.m. William Gibbs McAdoo Is billed to speak. KHJ at 6:15 p.m. Tiny Newland's baritone voice may be heard at 8:45 a.m. KHJ.

"Estrellita." Czardas. Paradise. Elegie. Humoresque. Titles of violin solos tonight Nathan Abas.

KFSD at 5 p.m. Pigskin Romances. Another barrel of campus chatter, mythical colleges. Guaranteed "chock full of comedy and color." And they wind it up with matrimony. KECA at 10 p.m.

Hollywood on the Air. KFSD at 9:30 p.m. (600 key. 499 A trip through a radio picture lot. Get set to get on the set.

"Being Interested about radio, I am asking your kindness just to send me one of your station directions In all stations, with the meter reading on the dial." Mr. S. Salvador of Oxnard. Sorry! Mr. Salvador, we haven't a one in the house.

The best way, however, Is to sit down to your own radio set. Get a pencil and some paper. Log each station as it comes over your speaker. Kay Van Riper, excellent author, publicist and actress, lost a wisdom tooth today. Hope is doesn't affect next Sunday's episode of "English Coronets." "Germany and the Crisis." KFSD at 8:15 p.m.

Dr. Otto C. Kiep, Consul-General for Germany in New York. Joseph Scott may be heard over KNX at 5:30 p.m. Dr.

Daniel Paling on the Wright Act, ETC at 9:30 pjn. (From Programs Submitted by Ststiont.) (ALPHABETICALLY AHRANdED) (C) Denotes chain. to 8 a.m. KFI Health exercise, 6:45: Stocks, 7:30: Breen and De Rone 7:43. KFWB Exercises.

KHJ The Times' world-wide news, 7:80. KMTR Covered Wagon Jubiiee, 7. KNX Sharpies' Breakfast Club, 6:45. KRKD Early Bird, 6:30: news. 7.

8 to 10 a.m. tnrnA Exerctaea. ft: filming Strings (C.) Rhythm Ramblers (C) Tom Mitchell (C) 9: Sarah Ellen Barnes Music," Rhythm venoers 9:30. KFAC Stocks. 8: organ, Penthouse 8irenadera.

8:30: Sue and Jack, Household Hints. U.8.C. (Dr. Bruce R. Baxter,) 9:55.

KFI John and Med, Little Orphan An nie (C.) Cioss-cuts (C) Economics, Fashn Tour, The Jor- dans (C.) KFWB Outlaws, 8: Health Talk, nitwit. KHJ Shell Happy Time (C St "Srollln Ed" MrConnell, Tiny Newiana ana organ, 8:45 Harrod's Orch. (C.) 91 Co- lumhia Revue (C.) KMTR Time, U.C.L.A. hour (Master Story Tellers.) 9:45. KNX Sharpies' Breakfast Clubi prayer, time signals and clinic, 9: news.

Maxlne's shopping service, 9:45. KRKD Records; Health, 9:15. ktm Rnanlah concert. 8: Dr. Frank Mc Coy, "Fast Way to Health," Beautiful Thoughts and songs, 10 a.m.

to It Noon KECA Mardt Oras IC 10; news. German. Words and Music (C) 11; Byncopators (C) Shakespearian Plays (C) 11:45. KFI Magazine of the Air (C.) 10; Stand ard School Broadcast 11: market reports. 11:45.

KFWB Lady of the House, 10; organ. 11:30: news. 11:55. KGFJ Health talk, 11; market reports. 11:30 KHJ The Times' Ad.

10 1 George Hall's Oreb. (C.) 10:0.11 Atlantis iiiy musicaie (C.) Lorn a Fantin, 111 American Museum of Natural History 11:101 American School of the Air (C) 11: SO. KMPC Shopping service. 10; Air Ambassador. 10:45: Rocky Mountaineers.

11; Col. Harry Bine, 11:45. KMTR Records; German Hour, 11. KNX Eddie Albright. 10: economies, Hollywood Harmony Boys, 11:15.

to I a.m. KFAC News, 12; Sweet and Hot Boys. 12:15: Jamboree. 1. KECA Organ (C) 12: Meet the Girl Pa rade (C.) Thursday Special 1.

KFI Agriculture. 12; Farm Hour (C) news. Ann Warner Chats, Laguna Beach Art Club, 1:45. KFWB Organ and soloist. 1:30.

KGFJ Gloom' Chasers, 12; The Passerby. 1:49 KHJ Elrla and. Nell, It i Columbia Salon Orrh. (C.) Timet' world-wide news, Beauty, California Dept. of Agriculture (C.) li Francisco del Cam no, songs, 1:1: I'.

S. Army Band (C.) l.HOi Beauty, 1:45. KMPC Happy Chappies, 12; Jaffy's Prof. Bull, news, Avocado Man, 1:45. KMTR Wandering Troubadours, 12; The Harmonisers, 12:30.

KNX News, 12; Radio Church. 12:30: organ program, Marlon Mansfield and 1:30. KRKD News, 12: L. A. City Hall, Jatfy's 1.

KTM Poetry. World-wide Couriers, Health Messenger. 1:45. ts 4 B.m. KECA Music Masters (C 2: Waldorf- Astoria Orch.

C) Don Novis Tea Timers (C.) 3:45. KFAC Organ. 2: The In-Laws, dsnce music. 3: news. 3:40.

KFI Schirmer A Schmidt (C White-man's Rhythm Boys (C.) 2:15: Musical Philosopher. 2:30: Concert Echoes (C.) Hill Billies. 3. KHJ Happy-Go-Lack Hour (C) Si Feminine Fancies (C.) 8. KMTR Records; Ken and Tony.

3:15. KNX Fiction, French. Astro-Analyst. 3:30. KRKD California Real Estate Ass'n, pianist, 2:15.

KTM Spanish concert, Health Messenger, 3:15. 4 te 6 p.m. KECA French. news. 4:15: Laurel Saunders, songs, science, 4:45: Big Brother, Singing Lady (C Al and Tommy, 5:45.

KFAC Travel. Book Man, Whoa B1U Club. 5:30. KFI G.E. Circle (C.) Royal Vagabonds (C.) 4:15: news, California Teach ers' Flelschman Sunshine Hour (Lenore Ulrlc) (C.) 5.

KFWB Organ, Nip-Tuck-Jean Dunn, The Lone Indian, Byncopators, 5:45. KHJ Science. 4t Stern's Orch. (C.) V.8.C., Howard Ely. organist.

Henry Busae's Orch. (C) 5i The Times' world-wide news, 5:15) "Sklppy," 5:30: Casa Lorn a Orrh. (C.) 5:45. KMPC News. 4:30: Avocado Man.

4:45. KMTR Colorful Consolations, Lucky Stars, 5. KNX Travelogue. Cecil ft Sally. 5: College Songs.

5:10: KNX Ensemble. Joseph Scott, 5:30: Chandu, 5:45. KRKD Chester and Junior, Paradise Isle, 3:30. 6 te 7 p.m. KFAC News.

Women's Organization (Mrs. Covington 8. Littleton. The Masquerade, Tallant Tubbs, 6:45. KECA Memories Concert.

6: Lorgnettes by Lorna Ladd. Lucy tc Octavlus. 6:45 KFI Capt. Henry's Showboat (C.) 6. KFWB News, Colonel Balne.

organ, 6:50. KGFJ Musical Kiddles. sport Interview. 6:30. KHJ Musie That Satisfies (C.) (Bos well Sisters,) 6i McAdoo special, 6:15 "Omar Khayyam" (C.) 6:30.

KMTR The Dreamer. Playtime, 6:30. KNX News. BUI, Mao A Jimmy. 81 ft Elmer, Berenaders.

6:45. KRKD Jaffy's Tax Club, 6:30: Salon Group, 6:45. 7 to 8 p.m. KECA Hollywood Hill Billies. 7: organ.

Spanish Concert (Rodolpho Hoyo.) 7:45. KFAC H. ftdney laughlin Recall of Superior Court John T. Dockweller, 7:30: Hoover Flying Squadron (George H. Francis,) 7:45.

KFI Lucky Strike Hour (C) 7 (Baron Munchausen.) KF8Q Baptismal service, 7:30. KFWB Melody Man, Tarsan (E.T..) 7:15: political talk for William G. McAdoo, organ and ensemble, 7:45 KGFJ Presidential radio poll, Spanish 7:30. KHJ Democratic special (C.) 7t Myrt Marge (C) 7:45. KMTR Cracker Barrel Congress, 7: Eddy and Roll, 7:15: Life's Miniatures, 7:30.

KNX Frank Watanabe and Hon. Archie, 7: Rev. R. P. 8huler, Tarzan, 7:45.

KRKD News, 7. 8 te 9 p.m. KECA Democratic special Spanish Orch. and Rodolpho Hoyos.) 8:45. KFAC Concert.

8: Laff Club, Hoover Citizens' Committee, 8:45. KFI Amos 'n' Andy (C) Standard Symphony (C) 8:15. KFSG Baptismal service. KFWB Happy Repairmen, 8: Judge Pacht, Royal Grenadiers, 8:45. KHJ Inglewood Park concert (Clemenee Gilford, soloist,) 8) Eno Crime Club (C) KMTR Concert 8: Jimmy Blttlck's The Baloney Man.

8:45. KNX Martin Luther Thomas, politics, Dr. Brleglieb, Republican talk. Oolden Memories. 8:45 KTM Miniature Symphony, Assembly.

man Charles Dempster, 8:30. te 10 p.m. KECA Spanish concert, 9: Mlramar 9:30.. KFAC TJ.S.C. Drama Hour, dance orchestra, 9:45.

KFI Howard Thurston, magician (C.) Republican speclsl (Dr. Poling,) Huntington Beach Improvement. 9:45. KFSG Baptismal service; Symphony Orchestra. 9:30.

KFWB Political talk for William O. McAdoo, Frolics Cafe, 9:30. KGFJ Paramount Four, Meyer's Orch 9:30. KHJ Chandu, 9: Eb A Zeb (C.) Huntington Beach Improvement, Republican special V. 8.

Webb.) 9:45. KMTR Rev. J. W. Brougher, 9 (The Wright Act,) Plantation Jubilee.

9:15. KNX Mark L. Requa, Miniature Revue, Political Talk, 9:30: news. 9:45. KTM Dunn's Dream Train, 9:30.

10 p.m. te Midnight KFAC Dance 10:15: organ, 11:15. KECA Pigskin Romances (C.) 10; Ship of Dreams. 10:30: Pacific 6erenadera (C) 11; Bal Tabarlh Orch. (C.) 11:30.

KFI News. 10; Pacific on Parade, Jay Whldden'a Orch. (C, 11:35. KFSa Organ recital. 10; Back Borne Hour.

11. KFWB Newa, 10: BUI Hogan'g 10:05: 81umber Time, 10:30. KGFJ Paramount Four, 10; Meyer 10:30: Nile Owl, mldnlte tiU 6 a m. KHJ Times' world-wide news, 10) Bisaalk Ted Florin's Orch. Blltmere Garden 10:40: Dancing With the 8lars, Albert Hay Malotte, organ.

It, KMPC Zeke's City Fellers, 10; Club Airport Gardens, 11. KMTR Club New Yorker, 10. KNX KNX Ensemble, 10; organ, Paris Inn. 11. KTM HU1 Billies, 10; Dunn's 11.

oapco. Mr. ana mra. oiuucr, w. BECKSTEAD.

Mr and Mrs. Guernsey. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 30.

CARMACK. Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Boy.

Maternity Cottage. October 30. CASAS. Mr. and Mrs.

Natlvldad. Boy. Ma. ternlty Cottage, October 24. CATHCART.

Mr. and Mr. Daniel. Boy. Hollywood Hospital.

October 30. COLTON. Mr. and Mrs. John.

Boy. 10800 Otsego street; October 29. CRANE. Mr. and Mrs.

Burton. Boy. Call-fornia Hospital. October 24. DOBLER.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Daughter. California Hospital.

October 22. EMTNGER. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.

Boy. California Hospital. October 28. FORBES. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles. Daughter. JefTerson Hospital. October 28.

FRANZA. Mr. and Mis. Ralph. Boy.

Jefferson Hospital. October 29. FRENCH. Mr. and Mrs.

John. Boy. Good Samaritan Hospital. October 30. HANSEN.

Mr. and Mrs, Emll. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 30.

HINES. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Boy.

California Hospital. October 28. JOHNSON. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Daughter. Maternity Cottage. October 28. KINO. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard. Daughter. St. Vincent's Hospital.

October 31. LA BARRE. Mr. and Mrs. Richard.

Boy. Maternity Cottage. October 29. MARQULIES. Mr.

and Mrs. Saul. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 29.

MESKER. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence. Daughter.

Bellevue Hospital. October 31. MUNN. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward. Boy. Bellevue Hospital. October 29. PARKER.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Daughter. Behevue Hospital.

October 27. SCARNEY. Mr. and Mrs. William.

Daughter. Jefferson Hospital. October 28. SMITH. Mr.

and Mrs. Ira. Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. October 29.

8PENCER. Mr. and Mrs. Agustus. Boy.

California Hospital, October 24. 8TEINER. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.

Boy. California Hospital. October 25. TAYLOR. Mr.

and Mrs. George. Daughter. 18618 Hart street. October 29.

THORNE. Mr. and Mrs. Chester. Boy.

Hollywood Hospital. October 30. TOSH. Mr. and Mrs.

James. Boy. Bellevue Hospltad. October 31. TROGDON.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin. Boy Bellevue Hospital. October 31.

WILLIAMSON. Mr. and Mrs. William. Daughter.

Good Samaritan Hospital. October 26. WIRTZ? Mr. and Mrs. Harry.

Daughter California Hospital. October 24. DIVORCE SUITS FILED BETTY. Mildred I. against M.

Patterson. BERG. Robert against Mary. BRIDGES. Adina against Russell S.

BUCK. Ernest H. against Kate Van Meter. DONEY. Mary F.

against Marvin W. FINK. Philip against Belle R. FLYNN. DMsy against William J.

GREENLEE. Mary G. against David W. GUEVARA. Gadulupen against Santigo.

HAYES. Eoline against Harlen D. JEREMIAH. Marvel L. against George D.

JOHNSON. Joiephlne C. against Victor W. KINERK. Katherine E.

against John F. KIRKLAN. William F. against Nellie. MADDOX.

Ella against Ernest. MATTHEWS. Bertha M. against T. McWHINNEY.

Elizabeth L. against Ivsn. MOMOLA. John A. (also known as John A.

Mamola) against Carmella (also known as Carmella Mamola.) NEW. Vera against Robert V. PHILLIPS. Dorothy J. against Sheridan O.

REILLY. Leo T. against Mary S. RICE. Charles B.

against Iva B. ROCCAFORTE. Clara against Joseph. SCHWARTZ. Mildred against Jack I.

SHENE. Ethel M. against Harold N. SMITH. Waldo C.

against Esther. 8TANK. Betty L. against Joseph W. WADE.

Ralph B. against Hazel P. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED BROEGE. Luella from William F. BURTON, Arthur R.

from Cora M. BUTLER. Irene E. from William E. CAMPBELL.

Rodney from Gertrude, CLARK. Katherine from Evans D. CUTHBERTSON. Rhode from Willis B. -DAVIDSON.

Alice R. from Stewart. OORTHY. Alma M. from Clarence K.

GREEN. Melvin A. from Xthel C. HARRIS. Sadie from William.

HIRSON. Bertha from Moirls. JOHNSTON. Esther M. from William X.

JONES. Lyla F. from Roy C. KILGORE. James D.

from Stella. KINO. Lorene M. from Walter A. LOUGHLIN.

Mildred from Edward MARSHALL. Winifred from Vern 1. MAXWELL. Jane from Robert Jr. McRRIDE.

Nellie from Donald. McCANN. John R. from Delia H. MUNIZ.

Jovlta from Rafael. MURDOCK. Wallace B. from Viola D. NIELSON: Niels from Verna E.

RUNNELS. Gladys from Angurish. Ruby from Ray. TAYLOR, Lee'a from Raymond E. THOMPSON.

Edith S. from Walter J. WELDON. Charles E. from Ruth X.

OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Los Angeles) Name- Age. Date. 39 rvt in BERNSTROM. Oliver BOUTWELL, Altha CORTEZ, Ramon DAHL. Anton DE BRAY.

Harold DEVEREUX. William DODD. Anna DRURY, Rlnda DUPLAIN. Anabel EWELL. Mollie HARTFORD.

David HENDRICK. Mary JAMES. Willard JONSON. Anna LEFFERT. Harry MAYER.

Clarence MFDBURY, Lore MORALES. Helen MORRIS. Henry MOWE. James NUTTER. Marie O'CONNER.

Juanita PATTON, Edwin PETERSON, Charles PRESCOTT. Daniel RADO, Jesse RUSSELL. John SEANOR. Willard SIMMONS. George TWEEDIE.

Thomas VAIL. Loretta WHITE. Winifred WIDDOWSON, Samuel 63 Oct. 28 30 Oct. 31 57 Oct.

31 68 Oct 31 76 Oct. 28 75 Oct. .11 83 Oct. 31 52 Oct. 30 .14 rvt 59 Oct.

30 82 Oct. 30 85 Oct. 31 84 Oct. 31 SB Oct 2 58 Oct. 26 72 Oct.

31 16 Oct, 28 71 Oct 31 83 Oct. 31 41 Oct. 31 27 Oct, 30 74 Oct. 31 82 Oct. 29 75 Oct.

31 36 Oct. 31 67 Oct. 29 41 Oct 9Q 38 Oct! 30 52 Oct. 30 45 Oct. 25 62 Oct.

31 77 Oct. 30 DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. He that ii our Cad It th God of uhatiom mi unto Cod iht Lord btlong the ututt from death. '-Pan. Uvui, 20.

ACKLEY. At 338 North Serrano, Mary I. Ackley, loving mother of Frances Smith, Leo M. and Daniel R. Ackley.

Remains at the chapel of Reed Tapley ft Oelger, 721 West Washing-ton street. Funeral notice later. BAILEY. November 2, Mrs. Mary Clara Bailey.

Services will be announced later by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BARTON. Services for Elizabeth Lorlnda Barton Friday, November 4. at 2 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. BEEBE.

At 1427 South Van Ness avenue. W. R. Beebe. beloved husband of Mrs.

Ethel A. Beebe. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. BOSTWICK. E. X. Bostwlck of 255 North Union avenue, beloved father of Robert F.

Bostwick and Mrs. Gertrude B. Connon. Funeral services Frlaay at 11 a.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. BURNS. James F. Burns.

Services will be announced later by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BUSHELL. Mrs. Annabelle Bushell, beloved wife of Walter J. Busneii ana motner of little Richard Anthony Busnell of '4434 Findley avenue.

Funeral services today at 2.30 p.m. at the Hollywood Cemetery chapel. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

CANN. November 1, at 1623 Vis Temple street. Mrs. Amy B. Cann.

Services will be announced later by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. CORONA. Funeral for Enrique O. Corona todey at 8:30 a.m. from Fierce Brothers' chapel.

Requiem mass at 9 a.m. at St. Vincent's Church, Adams and Ficueroa. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. DAHL.

The funeral services Of Anton L. Dahl will be held today at 3 P.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

DE BRAY. The funeral services of Harold De Bray will be held today at 1 pin. from the chapel of W. At Brown, 1815 South Flower street. DK WITT.

Frances O. De Witt, mother of Gladys De Witt. Funeral services will be held at Bresee Brothers' chapel Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment, Hollywood Cemetery. DREHER.

J. A. Dreher. Remains at the cnapei 01 w. A.

Brown. 1813 South Flower street. DRURY. The funeral services of Mrs. Rlnda Drury win be held today at 2 p.m; from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1813 South Flower street. FITCH. Oeorgla L. Fitch, beloved sister ef Mrs.

Mary L. Vertrees. Funeral services Saturday at 3 p.m. from the chapel of Clark F. ft Alloc Mead, 939 Wyt Washington street.

GEORGS. Funeral for Harry F. Oeorge win be held Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the Hammond ft Mlspagel Mortuary, 3517 West Gage avenue. Mass at St.

John'a Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Calvary. 1 GRAHAM. Private services for Josephine oraham Saturday. November uom Fierce Brothers' chapel.

p.m. from the chapel of Graham ft lsbeu. KRISI. Mary Krisl, loving mother of Mrs Milo Sedlacek and Emily Krisl. Remains at Jones ft Hamrock Mortuary, 717 West Washington street.

MANN. November 2. Mitchell Mann, beloved husband of Gladys X. Mann; loving father of John Delphlne Mann; also survived by his mother, two sisters and two brothers of Michigan. Services Friday.

November 4, at 3 p.m., from the Hollywood Cemetery chapel. Pierce Brothers, directors. MARENGO. November 2, Ambrose Marengo, beloved father of Joseph Marengo, Funeral 9 a.m. Friday from the Chapel of J.

H. Rledeman 1618 South Main. MAURIOCOURT. November 1, at 2944 Palm Grove avenue, Florlmond Maurio-' court, aged 62 years, beloved husband of Ida Maurlocourt and father of Louis, Albert and Flory Maurlocourt. Services will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Garrett Brothers' Mortuary, 921 Venice Boulevard, McORATH.

October 30, Mary A. McGrath, widow of the late T. Frank McGrath. Funeral today at 8:30 a.m. from the residence, 6468 Tenth avenue.

Requiem mass at St. John'a Church, Sixtieth and Victoria, at 9 a.m. Interment, Calvary Cemetery, Cunningham ft O'Connor, directors. MELSINO. Mrs.

Olive B. Melslng. Funeral notice later. Farls ft Gillette, directors. MORGAN.

William Walter Morgan. Funeral from the Wallace E. White 664 West Washington street, today at 2 p.m. MULFORD. Services for Minnie Maud Mul- ford Friday, November 4, at 3 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel.

NEWELL. Services for Thomas Arthur Newell today at 10 a.m. from Pierce Brothers' chapel. OLIVE. At 333 West Forty-seventh Place, Leslie J.

Olive, beloved husband of Mrs. Jane 8. Olive. Funeral services today at 3:30 p.m. from the chapel of A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. PATTERSON. Remains of Mary J. H. Pat- terson were forwarded Wednesday by Pierce Brothers to Hamilton, for services and interment.

PETTEBONE. Funeral services for Henry W. Pettebone at Bresee Brothers' chapel today at 12:15 p.m. PICKERING. At Ocean Park, Etta Sophia Pickering, beloved wife of Ernest Pick-' erlng and mother of Mrs.

Shirley Wldeman and Lorenzo C. Close; sister of Lorenzo M. Cobb and Shirley Knox. Funeral services Friday, November 4. at 2 p.m., at the chapel of Kirkelle, Bernard ft Peek, Main street at Navy, Ocean Park.

PIPER. Services for Lena H. Piper Friday, November 4, at 4 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. PORTER. Services for Albion W.

Porter of 1215 West Ninety-third street will be held Friday. November 4. at 2 p.m., from the Southwest Funeral Home, Ninety-fourth and Vermont. PULVER, The funeral services of Lyman A. Pulver will be held today at 10 a.m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. RENWICK. Services for Dr.

Robert Renwick of 2106 West Thirtieth street will be held Friday. November 4, at 10 a.m.. from the Southwest Funeral Home, Ninety-fourth and Vermont. RINK. Leon P.

Rink, beloved husband of Mrs. Grace X. Rink of 2121 West Ninth street. Masonic funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. 8MART. Services for Florence Smart today at 11 a.m. at the chapel of Reed Tapley ft Gelger, 721 West Washington street.

SMITH. November 1. Bessie L. Smith, be. loved wife of Frank Edward Smith: mother of Edward Lee 6mith.

Services today at 3 p.m. from pierce Brothers chapel. SMITH. November 1, Cecelia A. 8mith o.

Spokane, beloved sister of Mrs. Maria Lovejoy, Hastings, and aunt of Mrs. Banning C. Garrett of Los Anseles, Mrs. Ben Johnson of Short Hills, N.

and Mrs. Alice XI-senpeter of Minneapolis, Minn. Funeral from Garrett Brothers' Mortuary, 921 Venice Boulevard, Friday, November 4, at 8:45 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Gregory's Church, 907 South Norton avenue, at 9:30 o'clock.

8MITH Services for Cyrus Smith Friday, November 4, at 1 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. 8MITH. In this city, John Smith, aged 32 years. Services today, 2 p.m.. at X.

B. Mccormick's funeral chapel, 4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. SNOW. Remains of Miss Georgia Snow will be forwarded by Pierce Brothers to Brookfleld, for services and Inter, msnt. SULLIVAN.

Margaret C. Sullivan. Notice of arrangements later by Francis V. Hall ft Son. SWEET.

Patricia Sweet. Announcement of rervices later by Pierce Brothers. THOMAS. Charles R. Thomas.

Remains at the chapel of A. Brown, 1813 South Flower street. TURBOW. Sophia, beloved wife of Oecar Turbow and loving mother of Dr Arthur. Dr.

Morris and Nathan Turbow and Mrs. Leah Flndler. Services today at 1 p.m. from the iHiuraw, 4uu uooinson street, ulasband ft Groman in charge, VONA8EK. Vesly Vonanek 1 Services today at 11 a.m.

from the Jones ft Hamrock Mortuary 717 West Washington street. WIGGINS. Late of 6417 North FIgiieroa nmuc agea ta years, Remain In farm nf rt.i. holtzer 1236 South Grand avenue WILSON. Services for Andrew Wilson to ut, .1 1 jrom nerce Brothers' chapel.

YERGEN. Remains of Willard Yergen were forwarded Wednesday by Pierce Brothers to Aurora, for services and interment. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY An Institution ef Quality and Personal Service Wesley Tenrtellotte, resident arrantst 1000 VENICX BOULEVARD PR 8281. GLASBAND-GROMAN CO, LTD. JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 901 WEST WASHINGTON PR.

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1031 t. Alvarad BU Lea Asgelea, Calif. Atlanta Clear, 6 62 Bismarck Cloudy, S.E.. 18, 40 Boise Pt. S.E., 4 60 Boston Clear, 6 52 Chicago Cloudy, N.E., 18...

50 Denver--Pt. N.E.. 4.... 64 Edmonton Cloudy, N.W., 12 36 El Paso Clear, 4....... 76 Eureka Clear.

S.W.. 6 56" Flagstaff Clear, S.W., 10... 58 Fresno Pt. N.W., 12.. 66 Havre Cloudy.

N.E.. 4 54 40 28 44 40 36 38 30 48 50 30 52 36 42 38 44 30 57 30 46 T. .06 Helena Raining, S.W.. 20... 60 Kam loops Pt.

8., 4.., 48 Kansas City Clear, 12., 64 Lander Clear. 8., 10 60 Los Angeles Clear, 7... 68 Modena Clear, S.W., 16.... 58 Needles Clear, 8., 4 78 New Orleans Partly cloudy, N.B.. 4 66 New York Pt.

N.W., 18 54 North Head Cloudy, 24.. 54 Oklahoma Pt. 8.E., 8. 66 Omaha Clear, 10.. 54 Phoenrx-Clear.

4 82 Portland, Or. Raining. N.W., 4 50 Red Bluff Cloudy. 8.... 64 Reno Clear.

14 52 Roseburg Raining. N.E., 6.. 50 St. Louis Clear. 10 62 St.

Paul and Minneapolis Pt. 8.E 14 42 Sacramento Clear, 8.. 4 64 Salt Lake City Cloudy. 8 62 San Diego Pt. 6..

66 San Francisco Clear. 16 60 Santa Fe Pt. 81., 4.. 60 Brattle Cloudy. 8..

22 48 Spokane Cloudy, S.W., 14.. 50 Tonopah Clear, N.W., 14... 60 Tucson Clear, N.W., 4...... 84 Walla Walla Partly cloudy, S.W., 8 56 Washington Clear. 4...

54 Wlnnemucca Partly cloudy, 8.W., 6 56 Winnipeg Pt. S.E., 18. 34 Yuma Clear, 4 82 .02 .02 .16 50 40 44 .28 42 38 50 48 .68 50 .02 .02 46 .24 40 32 54 .01 48 T. 68 52 .04 40 44 .32 42 .04 40 50 44 .02 36 40 .08 20 54 1 VITAL RECORD INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of Intention to marry were Issued yesterday. Name and age given.

ALEXANDER MEIER. Alphonsus C. Alexander, 31; Gertrude L. H. Meier, 23.

BAUGH HARVEY. Orson E. Baugh, 37; Emma L. Harvey, 30. BERRY WALTM AN.

Jimmle M. Berry, 21; Beulah I. Waltman, 19. BUSTER BONNER. William R.

Buster. 21; Jimmle Bonner, 19. CATES LLOYD. Leon L. Cates, 23; Hasel G.

Lloyd, 18. CLARKE SCHMIDT. Arthur B. Clarke, 23; Erna Schmidt, 23. CLEAVER LIST.

William O. Cleaver, 33; Anna List, 26. CORY HOYT. Orvllle A. Cory, 27; Thyrus F.

Hoyt, 24. DAWSON WEAVER. Harry C. Dawson. 22: Mildred A.

Wesvcr, 19. DOLLING M1LESTEAD. John W. Dolling, 27; Mable C. Milestead.

25. EDWARDS EASTLUNO. William J. Ed- wards, 25; Bernice E. Eastlund.

19. FEAR WEBSTER. John M. Fear, 28; Barbara F. Webster 19.

GARDNER REYES. Glen G. Gardner, 26. Bertha Reyes, 28. GARNER KENNEDY.

Uander S. Garner, 29; Ruth D. Kennedy. 24. GIAQU1NTO MEEK.

Nicholas P. f.la- quinto, 22; Edna L. Meek, .8. GONZALEZ ARMIJIO. Florentino R.

Gon- sales. 26: Margaret M. ArmlJIo. 17. HANDLER RUDY.

Sam Handler, 23; Faye Rudy, 18. HANIFIN CRAVENS. Herbert J. Hanlfln, 33; Mary Cravens, 40. KIRCH ANDERSON.

Raymond T. Kirch, 29; Hulda A. Anderson, 21. LEE LOMBARD. Robert L.

Lee, 23; Mary I. Lombard, 24. LEVINE FACTER. Aaron M. Levlne, 23; Ruth R- Facter.

21. LIMPIC BURNOXPKIE. Louis 3. Llmpic, 25: Catharine Burnox3kie, 20. MANSFIELD DICKERSON.

Harold F. Mansfield, 27: Wlnna E. Dickerson, 24. McPHERSON RARICK Robert H. McPher-son, 30; La Verne A.

Rarlck, 25. M1CHAUD ARNELL. Howard J. Mlchaud, 22: Ruth M. Arnell.

24. MORRIS BENNER. Cecil X. Morris, 27; Harriet Benner, 20. PARSONS DAET A'EILER.

Wesley Par- sons, 23; Vcia Daetwcller, 20. PETERSON BURGER. Ole Peterson, 85: Jessie Burger, 58. PFEIFER 8HOREY. Frederick A.

Pfelfer, 21: Marguerite E. Shorey, 19. PROVIDENCE THOMPSON. Michael Providence, 54: Irene Thompson, 47. QUARANTAI HAFF.

John Querantal, 41; Catherine Haff. 18. RAXTH CRAWFORD. Leslie Q. Raeth.

22; Leona Crawford, 23. REECE McGRAIL. John D. Reece, 37; Lauretta McGrall. 20.

ROSS CARVER. William O. Rosa, 21; Rosalie O. Carver. 20.

ROSS ROTHENBURO. Oeorge M. Ross. 35: Ins V. Rothenburg.

39. SAATHOFF SHEPARD. Ifert Saathoff. 29: Vera Shepard. 31.

TAYLOR MARTIN. Robert H. Taylor, 24; Agnes Martin. 23. -THORSEN WADDELL.

Melvin T. Thorsen. 24: June D. Waddell. 18.

TJMPHJNOUR POTT8. Arthur L. Cmphe- nour. 21; Thelma J. Potts, 18.

VON ZEDEL BABB. Carl Von Zedel 29; Helen M. Babb. 16.. WATSON DE SPAIN.

Darden Watson, 27; Florence E. Spain. 22. WATSON NORTON. Wilfred W.

Watson, 26; Bermece Norton. 24. nd 7 "(- Concert Program CJemenci Cifford, soprano, soloist and the "Stars aad fcy geeea. Faster, ky center reheatra, Male Qeai-tette, treat Dverak'a New World 6hny, Sponsored by Inglewood Park Cemetery Association 1 II.