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DEATHS, Funeral Annonncements Culbertson t.K.Os REPORT Jack Nichols Los' angclcs Ciiycg 2 march 17, ms-Portn OBITUARY OFFICIAL LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.S. Weather oureau were as louows: DIVORCES GRANTED HANNO. Lester L. from Edna Bj HILBORN. Malvina from Howard B.

HOYT. Helen L. from James A. INGLES. Marion Y.

from Bernard D. JOHNSON. Antell D. from Millard. JOHNSON.

Mary T. from Milton H. LAMONT. Margery B. from Martin X.

LOWERY. Alys N. from Thurman A. LUNDELL. Robert W.

from Helen L. MAKSHANOFF. Elizabeth from Alex J. MARTIN. Lillian from Thomas.

MCDONALD. Odell from Lawrence R. McPHERSON. Forrest V. from Myrtle.

MOGELO. Voleriie from Paul. NENADICH. John from Mildred. NORTHCLIFF.

Jean A. from MnntU S. O'BRYAN. Jane A. from Louis W.

PACE. Anita from Noel. PANNETT: Ola from Jacqueline M. PATRICK. James from Romona.

PENNEY. Lillian W. from William C. PRIEST. Evelyn R.

from George A. Jr. RAYNOLDS. Ursula from Henry. REED.

Marion D. from James. RHAMBO. Essie L. from Walter.

RICO. Carmen N. from Severiano R. RIFFE. Mary I.

from Donovan N. ROBERTSON. Lorayne N. from Mahlob. RUSSELL.

Clemence from Thomas p. SALMON. Elaine A. from Arthur E. H.

SANDERS. D. H. Jr. from Dorothy P.

SILVERS. Louis from Lavonne. SMITH. Theresa C. from Paul J.

STORM. Margaret G. from Walter V. TASHMA. Joseph from Gertrude.

TOTH. Stephen J. Jr. from Josephine. VAUGHAN.

Josephine B. from Scott A. VIGNAROLI. Julia from Ernest. VILLA.

Edith S. from Fernando M. WATTS. Eary E. from James A.

A Tin a A Horace G. from Grace L. Recessional, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Born in Santa Rosa, Mr. Pacheco was a direct descendant of Gov.

Rou-maldo Pacheco. At the time of the Spanish-American War Mr. Pacheco was trumpeter on Adm. Dewey's flagship. Before he retired he was a trumpet player with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.

He leaves his widow Zaidee, and his two sons, Justin and Norman. Max. Min. .62 44 63 45 62 39 .74 42 74 42 89 45 60 44 43 27 62 ,47 54 '32 62 38 66 35 61 42 63 45 63 37 63 36 56 40 61 45 63 42 62 46 vers In the John M. Gault Funeral services for John M.

Gault, 53, of 5148 Mt. Royal Drive, attorney in this city for 25 years, who died in McCor-nack General Hospital Saturday, will be conducted "at 10:30 a.m. today in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Mr. Gault was associated with the U.S.

Department of Agriculture for the past 10 years. He was a 2nd lieutenant in the Marines in World War Past Commander of American Legion Post 8, and a member of the Los Angeles Bar Association and State Bar. He leaves his three daughters, Peggy, Cynthia and Sharon, his mother, Mrs. Louella Johnston, and a brother Frank. Vernon L.

Walker Masonic funeral services for Vernon L. Walker, 53-year-old photographic expert who died at his. Balboa Jsland home Sunday, will be conducted at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery. Walker, a former RKO studios photographer and onetime commodore of the Hollywood Yacht Club, leaves his widow, Mrs.

Mary Alice Walker; a daughter, Mrs. Don Pickard, and two brothers, Maurice and Pierre Walker. Aaron Epstein Funeral services for Aaron Epstein, 84, retired shoe dealer who died Monday in his honie, 1035 Norton will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at Home of Peace Mausoleum. Mr.

Epstein had made his home here for 18 years following his retirement from business in St. Louis. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Estelle Markowitz and Mrs. Fannie Caster of Los Angeles, and Mrs.

Minerva Singer of New York City. Harry H. Jones Funeral services for Harry H. Jones, 80, retired petroleum engineer who died Sunday, will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. today at the Chapel of Reed Tapley Geiger, 721 Washington Blvd.

Born in Galva, 111., Mr. Jones had resided in Los Angeles for 25 years. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Bettie L. Jones, a daughter, Dorisse Jones, both of the family residence, 1614 Lafayette Road, and a son, Hoyt Jones, of Burlingame.

Private interment will be in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Oliver J. Church Police services for Oliver J. Church, 58, member of the Los Angeles City Police Force for 20 years, will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Pierce Bros.

Inglewood Chapel. Mr. Church was a native of this city and resided at 1448 82nd St. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Nellie Church, a daughter, Mrs.

Helen Sanders, and two sons, Arthur and John. Mrs; Jennette Aston Services for Mrs. Jennette Aston, 75, will be conducted today at 11 a.m.. at Armstrong Family Mortuary. Mrs.

Aston, who died Monday at her home, 2530 loth was born in Edenburgh, Scotland, and came to live in California 40 years ago. She leaves her husband, Taggart Aston. Thomas Louden Funeral services for Actor Thomas Louden, 73, of 6055 Colgate who- died Monday, will be conducted at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at St. Alban's Episcopal Church.

Mr. Louden, a native of County Down, Ireland, appeared in such pictures as "The Corn Is Green" and "When a Girl's Beautiful" while in Hollywood. He started his career as a Shakespearean performer in England and came to this country with the Ben Greet Players in 1910. He leaves his widow. George A.

Merrill George A. Merrill, 69, real estate operator, died yesterday in his home, 526 Catalina St. He had lived here for 40 years, was born in Marshall, and leaves a sister and a brother, Mrs. Minnie Hayes of Palm Springs and Arthur Merrill of Auburn. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Edwards Bros.

Colonial Mortuary. George F. Pacheco Masonic funeral services for George F. Pacheco, 70, of 4356 Farmdale A North Hollywood, who died at home Monday, will be conducted at 9:30 a.m. today in the Church of the Mc Swain in BY CAIi WHORTOX There'll be a lot of celebrating among the Irish today, but after what happened last night at the Olympic it's doubtful whether Jerry McSwam will be kicking it around with the rest of his coun trymen.

McSwain, pride of Anaheim, lost by a technical knockout after 2m. 31s. of the eighth round Rams Engage Stellar Dixie Lineman-Back Mississippi Southern's out standing combination lineman and back for the past three sea sons, Robert DeMent, has signed a professional grid contract with the Los Angeles Rams, President Dan Reeves announced- yesterday. DeMent, a 225-pounder, played fullback, guard and tackle while earning four letters at the Hat- tiesburg (Miss.) college, confining his efforts -to line positions his final two years. Although DeMent was used al most exclusively at tackle his final year, Head Coach Bob Sny der indicated he would use thj2 rugged Southerner at guard where his speed could be utilized in leading interference on of fense and backing up the line on defense.

Chisox Slap Browns, 6-3 SAN BERNARDINO, March Chicago's White Sox defeat ed the St. Louis Browns in the first of the two-game series, 6 to 3, here today. A walk to Bob Dillinger fol-owed by two doubles hit by Gerald Priddy and Joe Frazier gave the Brownies two scores in the first inning. Cbicat AB A St. Louis AB A Hnrtrins.lf 5 2 2 0 TiMner.3b 3 3 0 1 Philleyxf 5 12 0 4 113 1 0 6 0 Plat! 4 0 6 0 Lupitn.lt 3 1 Franier.rr 4 1 10 2 1 Jordan, 4 15 0 Wriirht.rf 2 0 10 Layden.cf 4 0 5-0 Wallaesa.ss 4 0 13 Stetens.lb 3 0 9 0 Mirhals.2b 2 0 11 3 0 13 3 13 0 ZarilJa.x 0 0 0 0 Kennedv.rf 3 0 10 Stephens 10 0 2 Baker.3b 3 10 3 Sanford.p 10 0 1 Tresh.e 3 3 0 1 Albmta.p 3 0 10 Goodwin.

10 0 0 Plumbo.e 1 1 Totals 40 10 2710 Totals 31 7 2710 Batted for Stephens ia 4th. 8COS BT INNINGS Chicaso (A 1 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 6 St. LOUlS AJ ........2 PriiMy. Pellairrinl. 2B LUDien.

Priddy. Fiazier. Hodfins. SB Kolloway. DP Baker ro Koiloway to Lupien.

BB Sanford, 3: Al-bosta. 2. SO Stephens. Ranfnrd, Goodwin. 2.

WP Albosra. Winner Albosta. Loier Stephens. Time. lh.

50m. Kramer Triumphs by 8-6, 2-6, 6'-2 LITTLE ROCK, March 16 (iP) Jack Kramer defeated Bobby Riggs here tonight, 8-6, 2-6, 6-2. It was the 33rd match out of 49 which Riggs has dropped. Dinny Pails defeated Francisco Segura, 6-2, 7-5. Glendale, Compton in Hoop Pairings SPRINGFIELD, March 16 (jp) Pairings were announced today for the national junior college basketball tournament, beginning here March 23.

Compton (Cal.) vs. Arkansas Murray (Okla.) vs. McCook (Neb.) Central Business Institute (Syracuse, N.Y.) vs. Jackson (Mich.) Brewton-Parker (Ga.) vs. Glendale (Cal.) Ft.

Scott (Kan.) vs. Tyler (Tex.) Morton (111.) vs. Beckley (W.Va. Marin (Cal.) vs. Moberly (Mo.) Bluefield (Va.) vs.

a north, central regional team yet to be named. Oxy Paddlers Beat LACC Cubs, 50 to 23 Occidental's swim squad downed Los Angeles City College, 50 to 23, yesterday in the victors pool as Bob Scoles of Oxy copped both 220 and 440 free style events while Jerry Utterbach of LACC took the 50 and 100 free style races. Ray Kayoes Foe MIAMI, March 16 (JP) Elmer (Violent) Ray, 199 Va, Hastings (Fla.) Negro ranked as No. 2 heavyweight contender, knocked out Sandy McPherson, 236, Washington (R.I.) Negro, in 2m. 5s.

of the fifth round of a scheduled 10-round main event here tonight in Dorsey Park. Basketball Scores AAU TOURNAMENT (Second round) 20th Century Fox, 65; Billings (Mont.) Stockman. 27. Mm Warrensburtr, Mo. (Riecles), 47; Perth Amboy, N.J.

Lueey Bis Five). 38. Eaton Metal (Denver 52; Des Moines, Ia. tFidlers), 44. Durant.

Okla. (Southeastern State Teachers), 61: Camp Leieune. North Carolina (2nd Marine Division), 27. Kokomo (Ind.) All-Stars. 51; San Fran cisco Rexalites, 33.

Portland Semler Yanks. 76; Milwaukee (Wis. Hamschfeser 69. Denver Murphy-Mahoney. 51; Adams State (Alamosa, 26.

Denver Nuggets, 73: soutnwestern recn (Weatherford. Okla.t. 39. SODEBSTROM, Charles W. beloved husband of Clare S.

Sodarstrom, father of Lorna Shirley lUtr and Charles W. Sodestrom unci of June Allen and Lois Farmer. Services Friday at 2:30 p.m. In the VTetr Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

STAFFORD. Lucille. Services Friday. .2 p.m., at Armstrong Family Mortuary. STEINMAN, Bessie.

Glasband Mortuary, director. TATE, Le Roy Howard, husband of Edna J. Tate, brother of Hatta Carden of Klamath Falls, Ann Evans Tate of Seattle. Frank N. Tate of South Bend, and Arthur J.

Tate. Services Friday, 2 p.m., from chapel of Will A. Reynolds Ss Francis X. Eberle, 8540 Melrose Avenue. THOMPSON Byrd Thompson, of Baldwin Park, beloved wife of T.

T. Thompson. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Baldwin Park Funeral Home. TUCKER.

Wallace L. Cunningham St O'Connor, directors. VINCENT, James Carroll, of 14716 Magnolia Boulevard. Van Nuys, beloved husband of Mitty Lee Vincent, brother of William Starr Vincent. Paul J.

Vincent and Sister Mary Claudine of Baltimore, Maryland. Services 2 p.m. Thursday in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pierce Brothers' Valley, directors.

WALKER, Vernon age 53 years, passed away at his summer residence in Balboa Island. Services Thursday, 11 a.m.. at Grace Inglewood Park Cemetery. Baits Mortuary. Corona del Mar, directors-.

WELCH, E. Graae, beloved mother of Billee Goodrich, Gladys Fern Prentiss, John Guy and Herschel B. Welch. Hazel Ruth Le May, grandmother of Narcissus Louise Bond and Lillian Grace Le Porn, also survived by two great-grandchildren. Services Friday, 10 a.m..

In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge, WILLIAMS, Rose A. Services' Thursday, 11 a.m., at the chapel of W. A. Brown St Son Funeral Home.

1815 South Flower Street. WOOD, Stella Howell, beloved sister of Corinne A. Wood and Mrs. John H. Rich.

Services Friday. 3 p.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WORMAN, Clarence father of John W. and David C.

Worman. Funeral services Thursday. 2 p.m.. at the chapel of Cunningham St O'Connor, 850 West Washington Boulevard. Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery.

ZLOTNIK. Bessie Israel. Services today, 11 a.m., at Groman Mortuary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. A.

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717 W.Washington Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey ICV fWty fUU lA uw -ug- yuAV 9 Mar. 18 Mar. 24 Aor. 1 (Times listed are Daylight Saving Time) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 Sun rises 7:02 a.m..

sets p.m. Moon rises 11:02 a.m., sets 1:05 a.m. TIDES, LOS ANGELES HARBOR Mar. High Low 17 1:18 4.7 10:01 0.6 High Low 2:38 4.7 11:38 0.1 4:20 4.8 5:46 5.2 7:10 3.0 10:00 2.9 7:34 3.3 11:55 2.6 7:58 3.8 12:59 2.0 8:27 4.2 Low High 8:56 4.7 9:26 5.1 9:58 5.4 6:50 5.6 Low 1:52 1.3 2:39 0.7 3:24 0.1 High 7:45 5.9 8:34 5.9 9:21 5.8 Tides are given in order of occurrence. first column denoting time and second column height in feet above or below mean lower low water.

Light face type denotes a.m.: black face p.m. Times listed are Daylight Saving Time. Mrs. Eva Huntley, Ex-Actress, Dies Mrs. Eva K.

Huntley. 67. ac tress widow of G. T. Huntley, actor, died She lived at 321 Hill Ave.

Fol lowing her husband's death she studied the beautv business un der Elizabeth Arden, then wrote several books on beauty and anatomy treatments. She leaves her son Timothy, actor-flyer, and three grandchildren, all of 4916 Encmo Blvd. uneral ai rangements are pending. 8th Round to Dutch Culbertson. A bad gash over his left eye was responsible for McSwain's loss.

At the time the bout was stopped Referee Benny Whitman had the two battlers even. Scheduled to go 10 rounds, the bout, witnessed by 5000 fans, was action-packed all the way. First one and then the other fighter had an edge. Fast Firing Both started from the opening gong, firing lefts and rights to the head. In the second McSwain caught a starboard jolt high up which started a small flow of blood over his left optic.

The wound was patched be tween each round but midway in the eighth it became so bad there was nothing else to do but call oft the bout. Culbertson a promising young Negro who copped his fourth consecutive mam event since de serting the prelims last Decern ber, got in his best licks with right-hand counterpunches. Culbertson enjoyed his biggest round in the fourth When he swarmed McSwain with repeat ed rights to the head. All of this served to aggravate the Irishman's wound. McSwain weighed 192.

Culbert son scaled 184. Davilla Cops Rudy Davilla, 153Va, recover mg from a nine-count knock down in the third from a right to the chin, came back to nab a unanimous six-round decision over Nap Howard, 156 in the semi-windup. Four-round results: Lem Thomas. 134. dee.

over Ronald Cannon. 133: Glen Flanagan. 121, t.k.o.. 4. over sid Hitchens.

128: George Kolerick. 150'i. dec. over Ray Louis. 150: Benny Black, 14514, dec.

ovei Cliff Barnett. 151. Chicago Team Leads ABC DETROIT, March 16 (JP) Booster teams took over in the American Bowling Congress championships today to rule the alleys for the next 96 hours. The Peerless Tool team of Chicago remained in the lead among the regulars with a 2990 score. The standings to dater Peerless Tool St Ennineering Chl-csbo.

2990: Apex Grill. Rochester, N.Y.. 2968: Dr. Pepper, Charleston, W.Va., 2896: Lasaine Market. Waukegan.

2857; Gold Crown Beer, Chicago. 283T. Doubles Gustave Kish-Michael Ellioff. Youngstown. 1236: Howard Davies-William Butcher, Plymouth, 1230; Elmer Faner-Robert Knoll.

Peoria, 111.. 1226: Leslie Blackman-Al Bachins. East Cleveland. 1226: Merrell Beeman-Ron-ald Frizzell. Mt.

Vernon. 1221: Ed Theisman-Ollie Schmidt, St. Louis. 1221. Singles Frank Biagi.

South Charleston. W.Va., 693; George Goetz. Oconomowoc. 684: Harold Taylor. Charleston.

W.Va.. 678; Robert Nixon. Mt. Vernon. 672: Frank Matoslch, Hibbing, 670.

All events William Gregory. Mt. Vernon. 1913; Robert Welch, Terre Haute. 1878: James Hamrio W.Va..

1871. LACC Nine in 8-8 Deadlock Los Angeles City College and Whittier College battled to their second baseball deadlock yesterday, the score winding up 5-all in an abbreviated eight-inning game called because of a time limit at Whittier. The two teams tied at 10-all a week ago in a game halted after seven frames because of dark ness. L.A. City College.

.040 010 00 5 5 0 wnittier 020 012 00 5 6 Borer. Kenoshito. Anast. Oken. Butler and Scott: Bliss.

Danielson and Walker. (Game called end of eighth inning, tie game, because of time limit.) Bruin Frosh Swimmers Defeat Muir, 41 to 34 UCLA's Frosh swimmers splashed to a 41-34 victory over Muir College yesterday at the Bruins' tank. Doug Moryl' of UCLA- was high point man. He garnered blue ribbons in both the 50-yard and 100-yard free- styles and swam for the winning relay team for a point sum of 13. Prep Baseball PRACTICE R.

H. E. El Mdhte 200 000 02 8 1 Garfield 100 000 01 4 1 Morgan and Muncie; Gaitan and Iquinta. Wilson 000 000 0 1 4 Eagle Rock 610 Oil 9 9 2 Wakefield and Lipka; Acton and Conte, Johnson. Segundo 021 000 0 3 4 7 NarDonne S72 030 is 5 Neifert.

Lawlen and Hanley; Phillips, Schildmeyer and Meyers. Fremont 102 000 03 2 2 Gardena 000 001 0 1 2 4 KJesitz ana Travis; Guy, Banrman and Harris. Fairfax 000 000 00 5 1 Los Angeles .041 000 5 7 1 Kilgarel and snerry; Ross and Kuriick. Jefferson 000 000 11 1 0 Loyola Oil 020 4 5 2 Bailey, Howard and Pettus; Carr and McGuffin. Santa Monica ........005 100 0 6 6 3 Venice 000 000 0 0 2 9 Royer and Hogue; Hue.

Collins and Cook. Manual Arts 031 010 05 4 2 Mt. Carmel 100 001 0 2 3 1 Ibey. Hasson and Haines; Bruno, Lever and Enders. Washington 000 000 0 0 2 0 uorsev ouu oui i Webb and Reeve: Tetsloss.

Consolo and Piper. FOOTHILLL EAGLE Monrovia 100 010 0 2 6 7 Glendale Hoover 200 683 19 18 0 Fanello. Rheingans and Franko; Hart. Bruton and Leffler. Montebello 000 000 0 0 2 2 Glendale 300 010 4 3 0 Husband and Hurlbut; Kuderna and Beick.

The board also confirmed the appointment of three-man board of stewards at Hollywood Park. Wendell Cassidy will represent the association, W. Claude Buchanan the State, and James J. Tunney is the third steward. Jack Mackenzie, general manager of Hollywood, and his assistant, James Stewart, went into executive session of the board on the matter of stakes and purses for the summer meeting.

Eligible for NCAA Plav-offs The University of Washington basketball team's center) Jack Nichols, will be eligible for the NCAA tournament Kansas City because in two the five years in which he competed he was serving in the U.S. Marines and assigned as a student. Hugh Willett of SC, chairman of the NCAA eligibilty com- mittee, explained here last night that an exception in the rules pertaining to eligibility had been found which covered Nich ols' case. "It ha3 been determined that Nichols had two of his, years of competition while enlisted in a marine college and assigned to college as a marine," said Wil lett, in explaining why Nichols, previously held to be ineligible, could compete with Washington in the Kansas City play-offs and in New York if the Huskies should win at Kansas City. Billikens, Violets in Championship Fracas NEW.

YORK, March 16 VP) The St Loui3 Billikens, a team tremendous, almost professional poise, and New York University, rich in fire and spirit, will meet Wednesday night for the championship in the Nation al Invitation Basketball Tournament. Washington to Play Baylor in Opener KANSAS CITY, March 16 (JP) Drawings for the western regional NCAA play-off here Friday night were made today with Kansas State College meeting University of Wyoming and Bry-lor meeting the University of Washington in first games. Playground Hoop Teams Collide District championship teams of the city's junior and senior playground basketball leagues will compete tonight in the semifinals of the 1948 championship tournament. Pairings in the senior division, made up of 115 teams staffed by 1011 players are: Fairfax Hieh School. 8 P.m.

North Hollywood Hawks vs. Queea Anne Hustlers. Jacob Riis Hieh School. 8 u.m. Western Terrace Wolves I Harbor area vs.

Central Gar Knights. City Collese. 8 p.m. Verdueo Playground vs. HoHenbeclt Playground.

The Lincoln Heiehta Playground squad drew a semifinal bye. Contesting for the right to enter the junior division finals, the following top crews of a league made up' of 130 teams and 1197 players will tangle tonight; Fairfax Hieh School. 7 p.m. Van Nuys Hotshots vs. CHSs Tigers, Oak wood Play-around.

Jacob Hitrh School. 7 p.m. Barton Hills Playgrounds Cougars vs. South Park Rockets. City College.

7 p.m. Arroyo 8eco Play-rround's Gremlins vs. Soto-Michigan district team. Lincoln Heights Playground's outfit drew a bye. LACC Trackmen Trounce Loyola Los Angeles City College's highly powered spikesters trounced Loyola University, lHHa to in a meet held yesterday on the winners' 100 Thompson (CO.

10s. 220 Jackson fCC). 22.9s. 440 Mitchell (CO. 50.7s.

880 Tie for first Riss CC and Welch iCO, 2ni. 6.6S- Mile Day (CO. 4m. 41.6s. Two-mile Tie for first Siersas (CO and Sreebairn 10m.

43s. 120 high hurdles Walden iCC). 15.4s. 220 low hurdies Gillespie CC. 25.7s.

High jump Nate CC). 6ft. 2in. Pole vault Landon fCC. 12ft.

Shot Brito L. 44ft. 3 Sin. Javelin Thorin CC. 150ft.

9in. Discus Ceiantano (L). 125ft. Sin. Broad jump Evans (CO.

22ft. 6in. Mile relay Won by City College. 3m. 35.

Pinal score: LACC. llOli: Loyola 20V. Burton Nods Leslie in EL Monte Ring Lee Burton putpointed Frank Leslie in a four-round bout topping the El Monte Legion Stadium amateur boxing card last night. Results: Xjtt Burton. 136.

dee. Frank Leslie. 141; Bill Caughlin, 160. dec. Verne Williams.

159: Fred Jenkins dee. Floyd Terrill heavyweights: Joe Robinson. 147. dee. Art Aguilar.

144: Jess Resendez. 139. dec. Willie Crawford. 137: Sam Cimeno.

138, 3rd. Richard Powell. 141. Fullerton Baseballers Blast Compton, 10-4 Fullerton City College, playing on their home diamond, blasted Compton College, 10 to 4. yesterday in a practice baseball game: Compton 0O0 011 020 4" 5 2 .121.400 02x 10 15 2 Koopman.

Austin. Griffin and Johnson. Woudhoun: Frtck and H. Wilson. Women's AAU Cage 'At St.

Joseph. Mo.t CHAMPIOXSH1P (Second rsnnd) Nashville Bus. 34; Pittsburgh Wf'tmghouse. 15. Des Moines.

Central Banks, 43; Baton Rouge. 32. Hanes Hosiery t-Winston-Salera N.C.). 17: Dallas Tejc. Hornets.

16. Des Moines Ia) AIB. 28; Denver Bank-Irenes. 27. Chathams (Elkta, N.C).

35; St. Joseph Mo. Gotz. 15. Nashville Tenn.

Generals, 24: Davenport Ia ATC's. 19. Nashviile Tenn.) Goldblumes. 35; Iowa Wesieyan. Mt.

Pleasant. 15. COXSOLATIOX (First rnd Kansas City Mo.) Bl's, 36; Frisco fTex. I High. 26.

Omaha Neb.) Smiths, 34; Pittsfleld 14. Ice Hockey Results PACIFIC COAST LEAGCE (Southera Divlsian Play-offs) Fresno, 4: Los Anseles, 2 (semifinal came. Fresno leads, 1-0 in best of five-(ame series.) NATIONAL LEAGCE Boston. 6: New York. 2.

AMERICAN LEAGCE 7: St. Louis, 4. UNITED STATES LEAGUE Omaha. 3: Minneapolis. 3.

Houston. 8: Tulsa. 1. College Gym Meet Three-way arm meet at Pasadena- East Los Anieles Junior Coiiene. 106 li; Fan io State, 51; Pasadena City Colic ie, 33' j.

Newport Harbor Palmdafe Pasadena Riverside San Diego San Gabriel Santa Ana Santa Barbara Santa Monica Torrance UCLA FORECAST Southern California: S) west portion, with snow on the moun tains above 4500 feet today. Partly cloudy otherwise today and tomorrow. Locally windy. Slightly eooler today and tonignt. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION ovra the: nation Preetol- ocations Max.

Albuquerque 38 Atlanta 71 Bakersfleld- 61 Bismarck 35 Boise 42 Boston 58 Buffalo 60 Charleston 78 Chicago 43 Cincinnati 66 Cleveland 62 Denver 47 Des Moines 40 Betroit 52 uluth 38 El Paso 64 Fairbanks 31 Ft. Worth 68 Fresno 50 Galveston, 75 Min tation 24 57 42 4 32 46 52 62 37 56 53 26 31 48 28 37 4 48 42 62 20 47 34 32 60 58 72 30 66 64 45 36 30 54 36 52 33 27 44 39 28 59 44 36 28 58 .03 .03 .06 .16 .28 1.58 .57 .12 .29 .02 Havre 33 Indianapolis 52 Kansas City 52 Las Vegas 62 72 Little Rock Memphis Miami Minneapolis Mobile New Orleans New York T. 67 76 39 79 68 55 .65 .43 Oklahoma City Omaha 39 Philadelphia 68 .08 pnoenix 71 Pittsburgh 69 Portland 48 Reno 47 Sacramento 50 St. Louis ...58 Salt Lake City 44 San Antonio 82 San Francisco 54 Seattle 52 Spokane 47 Washington 66 .27 T. .18 .12 .21 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ACKER OONZELMAN.

D. 30. H. 30. ALLEN WALKER.

33. R. 23. A LP ERIN LUST GARTEN. E.

23. D. 25. ALSWORTH SPRING. J.

24. R. 28. ANDREW MONTEE. T.

31, J. 22. ASHMORE ALLEN. H. 20.

B. 19. ATKINSON MOORES. T. 19.

M. 20. AUGUST BARRETT. J. 30.

V. 23. BACON VALENTINE. G. 22.

V. 22. BEATY LETSON. W. 19.

J. 18. BERARDINI ROVIRA. S. 52.

A. 42. BLOCK TIPPLE. L. 44.

E. BOREHAM LE PAGE. R. Jr. 23.

M. 24. BOSCH DINGLE. E. 20.

J. 22. BRUTON BONDS. C. 18.

P. 18. CADENA GUTIERREZ. J. 27.

J. 27. CAPPS DAILY. W. 66.

L. 50. CAPPS LEANDER. L. 39.

L. 4. CAPRON KELLY. H. 22, B.

17. COLE PAUL. M. 23, F. 19.

COONEY GOFF. P. 21. B. 18.

COX WOLLER. J. 28. M. 29.

DE POM PAGREEN. M. 28. N. 16.

DeSANTIS LIUZZI. J. 24, V. 19. FARMER LOCKE.

A. Jr. 21. J. 21, FLNEGOLD PANUSH.

H. 31. E. 21. FISHER TRULOVE.

A. 20. J. 20. FOSTER MCGREGOR.

F. 25. H. 20. FOXE TAYLOR.

R. 29. J. 20. GILMAN BRULEY.

R. HI 27. G. 23. GOETTIG THOMPSON.

A. 25. D. 27. GRAVES WENTWORTH.

R. 29. F. 35. GRIFFIN STUMP.

C. 25. P. 23. GROSS GORELICK.

E. 23. S. 23. HELMAN JEWELL.

J. Jr. 31. R. 22.

HERZOG HORWIN. H. 23. L. 22.

HIGHLAND SHAW. M. 28. L. 19.

HINES WENZEL. E. Jr. 24. D.

20. huffman swickard. k. 23. b.

20. hunt monroe. h. 19, g. 18.

huntington martin, g. 58. e. 42. hurtado martinez.

a. 30. b. 18. izaguirre: cortez.

l. 24. l. 17. klinger mitchell.

r. 21. k. 18. kemp reeser.

h. 23, e. 21. kutsch sylvestre. r.

46. a. LAHM KFNSON. F. TO.

O. 65. LANE; LANE. R. 28.

E. 26. LEE LOUIE. L. 36, A.

36. LEJA MINTERN. J. 37, E. 30.

LUCAS ACKERMAN. R. 54. G. 51.

LUKE EVANS. J. 26. H. 23.

MESA LAGUNA. L. 35. O. 36.

MIERMASTER BUCHANAN. H. 54. H. 40.

MILLER RICKEY. N. 26. E. 23.

MOORE VROOMAN: J. 24. J. 24. MOREY MARTIN.

L. 20. V. 17. MORRIS HASHMAN.

47. E. 34. MOSICH SHAFFER. J.

20. B. 20. MOUNTS SMITH. J.

31. M. 26. MUFF LOKER. G.

27, E. 32. MULLINS POESKE. L. 26.

E. 25. NUNEZ SANCHEZ. L. 36.

S. 34. O'BRIEN MAUGHAN. J. 34.

M. 29. PETERSEN CAMPBELL. O. 53.

F. 39. POSTER FENTON. S. 23.

S. 22. REBER MILLER. J. 54, M.

26. RODRIGUEZ YSAIS. R. 20. J.

19. RUPP TODD. R. 26, J. 26.

SWENSON VAN CAMP. S. 26. E. 24.

SWIFT VANSTRUM. G. 25. J. 2fi STEWART SHELTON.

H. 67. K. 70. SUB IT MILLER.

J. 46, H. 40. ULMER LEWIS. J.

42, M. 33. VALENCIA FRITSEN. G. 31.

BT. 34. VANDER WEERD SCHAAFSMA. L. 22.

J. 20. WALKER ROLL AND. J. 41.

A. 26. WALLACE MARTIN. L. 21.

W. 18. WATSON ROBERTSON. E. 22.

E. 25. WELLS WOLFE. J. 34.

P. 20. WHITE BLOOMENRADER. M. 37, K.

29. WHIT TEN ROWE. J. 67, 63. WILSON MOSELEY.

B. 38. L. 35. WOLKENSDORFER PICA.

27. J. 27. WYCKSTANDT HOLT. J.

26. N. 24. YOUNG RUEGG. J.

28, F. 27. ZIERHUT McLEAN. M. 42.

M. 36. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ACUNA. Helen A. against William Jr.

ALLEN. Dorothy K. against Robert W. ARGUELLO. Concha against Thomas L.

AUG EROS. David E. Jr. against Anna C. BENTLEY.

Myrtle against R. Lee. BERMAN. Sadie against Joseph A. BIGNEY.

Harry L. against Ruby. BLUM. Ida against Lsrael. BREUNLE.

Ada against James L. CAIL. Zella M. against Julius B. CALKINS.

Grace E. against Fred A. CHILDERS. Patricia against George. CORTEZ.

Mary against Elijio. CORWIN. Cora A. against Alva Os CROFT. Jean against James C.

J. DARENSBOURG. Sylvia B. against A. DE ANGELIS.

Virginia D. against Paul. DODDS. Helen W. against Charles H.

FINK. Margaret E. against Arthur FLOYD. Georgia M. against Woodrow.

FOWLER. Gethin T. against Dorothy. FRIEDMAN. Marjorie K.

against Harold. GEBAUER. Rose M. against Frank G. GLOVER.

Dora G. against Robert L. GORDON, E. L. against Jacqueline B.

GUZMAN. Paul M. against Grace M. HARTMAN. Joseph A.

against Marie T. HELWIG. Rosemary P. against Arthur. HERNANDEZ.

Diamentine against Peter. HOOD. Ernest M. against Lyman O. JOHNSON.

Irene E. against Richard G. JOHNSON. Lillian V. against H.

E. Jr. JUELSON. Marjorie R. against Lloyd L.

KELLY. Hallie A. against Ralph R. MALBURG. Barbara E.

against Robert F. MARTIN. Lenora against Benjamin T. MOORE. Savannah against Andrew" A.

MORGAN. Florence A. against William N. MORRIS. Roy agafnst Myrtle MORRISSET.

Nell B. against Bryan G. MORSE. Mary against William J. MOUNTJOY.

Betty against John M. NIX. Mary K. against Andrew J. OLEA.

J'llia F. aiainst Adam M. ORNDORFF. Doris M. against Rueben E.

PAGE. Laura F. against Thomas L. PRENTICE. Olive L.

against James H. ROSE. Vera M. against Wesley H. ROSEN.

Max against Marguerite. RUSSO. Grace M. against Daniel J. SILVER.

Rose E. against Max J. STALONE. Mary against Joe. STERLING.

Beulah M. against Manuel C. STERN. Geraldine R. against Herman J.

STONE. Marion G. against Ewins C. Jr." SULLIVAN. Marjorie L.

against W. K. TREBINO. Joyce M. against James T.

TRIMBLE. Gladys D. against Eldred F. WARD. Barbara W.

against James E. Jr. WASHINGTON. Dewey against Lucille. WEBER.

Pearl D. against Eugene. WEISER. Wayne against Virginia M. WHISENANT.

Mamie E. against George E. WOOD. Janet L. against Henry M.

ZURIER. Belle against Max. DIVORCES GRANTED ALFORD. Agnes M. from Harvev V.

ANDERSON. Alice E. from William H. ARMAND. Elizabeth I.

from Jean. ATTAWAY. Mary J. from James W. AUST.

Orville R. from Gladys V. BATUGO. Joseph from Dorothy. BERINGER.

Le. from John L. BIRRELL. Edna M. from James.

BROWN. Augusta K. from John J. BROWN. Freddie B.

from Norma C. BROWN. Glyn from Arthur B. BROWN. Junetta P.

from James W. BURNETT. Phyllis L. from James E. BURRI.

Jane S. from Jean F. BYRD. Doris K. from W.

E. CAMERON. Anna E. from Harold E. CARO.

Mildred from Harold T. CHARLTON. Margaret E. from David R. CONSOLIAN.

Marion T. from Jacob J. COVELLO. Patricia J. from James R.

CURTIS. Margaret from James C. DAWES. Virginia E. from Gordon L.

DOWDELL. Madelyn C. from Noble G. ERZIG. Margaruite E.

from Joseph W. FOX. Lena E. from Walter G. FRAZEN.

Juanita M. from Roy O. FREDERICKSEN. Ruth M. from C.

G. FULLER. Betty A. from Edward E. GIBSON.

Goldie M. from James L. GRACIE. Charlotte V. from John W.

GRATRIX. Mary M. from William F. GULCK. Elsa M.

L. from Hans. W. ammar. (lEtuion COIUMSUIUM MAUSOLEUM CHAPfl WE ISLOGEL.

Geneva from Edgar J. WESSLER. Jeanne from Frank. WHITE. Marie from Clifton WILLIAMS.

Bernice from Robert D. WILSON. Rosemary from Cecil W. WILSON. Sarah R.

from James H. WINDELMAN. Mary from WINNEY. Frederick H. from Ruth E.

WOODLOCK. Charlene from Medrick A. WOODS. Susan P. from James G.

YOUNG. Queenie from Napoleon. DEATHS, Funeral Announcement ASTON. Jennette (Jess), beloved wife of Taggart Services today, 11 a.m., at Arm strong Family Mortuary. BRENNAN.

John March 16, 1948. at Whittier, Cal. Rosary 8 o'clock tonight at White-Emerson Co. Chapel, Whittier. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Thursday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Whittier. BYCE, Sumner beloved husband of Edith M. Byce. father of Edith Eloise Johnson.

Catherine Ashley Roberts and Richard Valmont Byce, brother or Carl Alton and Roy Moore Byce, also survived by four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services Friday. 2 p.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in chare. CATES, Joseph W.

Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at Gro- man Mortuary. Interment, Hillside Memorial Park. CATTERLEN, Charle A. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. CRUMRINE.

Willis Milton, husband of Anne W. Crumrine. Services stricfly private. Please omit flowers. Reed Tapley is Geiger, directors.

DE Edwin, loving husband of Es-tella De Priest, father of James, Richard and Mrs. Edna Arnold. Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m., at Jones Hamrock Mortuary. DU BON, Belle, age 67 years, beloved mother of Mrs. Artnur Taylor or uao Isle.

Bernard J. MacElhenny of Santa Barbara and R. W. MacElhenny of Los Angeles. Private services were held Tuesday.

Baits Mortuary, Corona del Mar, directors. EBERLE, Robert V. Services Thursday. 3 p.m.. from chapel of Will A.

Reynolds it Francis X. Eberle. 8540 Melrose Avenue. EPSTEIN, Aaron, beloved father of Es- telle Markowltz, Fannie Caster and Minerva Singer. Services Wednesday.

2 p.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum. Malinow Simons, directors. FEBNIZA. Raonl R. Services today, 4 p.m., at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary.

FEBRIS, Mrs. Mary Frances. Services Tnursday. p.m.. at Bresee Brothers Si Gillette Chapel.

FORBSTEIN, Lee. beloved- husband of Bessie Forbstem, father of Mrs. Mel-Vin Dellar. Services Thursday, 12 noon, at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple. Entombment to follow at Home of Peace Mausoleum.

Malinow de Simons, directors. GILL, Lillian M. (formerly of 1224 South Kenmore Services 1 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. GILLELEN, Alice C.

Private services today at Rosedale Cemetery Chapel. W. A. Brown Se Son Funeral Home in charge. GOODBERG, Harry.

Groman Mortuary, directors. HAMILTON, Robert of Idyllwild. beloved Husband of Letnea Hamilton. Services 3 p.m. Thursday at Snyder's Southwest Mortuary.

KIEKPATRICK, Dr. Joseph loving father of John C. and Dick Kirk-patrlck and George N. Armstrong, brother of Charles R. and Kathertne Kirkpatrick.

also survived by five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, 720 West Washington Boulevard. HOLTZ, Lee, beloved husband of Grace and father of Justine Holtz. Services Thursday.

12 noon, in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn. W. A. Brown Son Funeral Home, directors.

INGRAHAM, Ella, beloved mother of I. W. and W. W. Ingraham and Efia a.

Barnes. Services Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest. Lawn Mortuary in charge.

JONES. Harry H. Services today, 1:30 p.m.. irom the chapel of Reed Tapley Geiger. 721 West Washington.

KRIFT, Mrs. Ida J. cunningnam at O'Connor, directors. KROLOOS, Louis. Groman Mortuary, directors.

KL'ROFSKY. Philip, beloved husband of Pearl Kuroisky, lather ol Renee and Harold Kurofsky, son of Mrs. Mary Kurofsky, brother of Harry and Milton Kurofsky. Mrs. Clara Shapiro and Mrs.

Rose Fried. Services today, 12 noon, at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow it Simons, directors. Please omit flowers. LOUDEN.

Thomas, husband of Elizabeth Louden. Services Thursday, 11:30 a.m., at St. AlBan's Episcopal Church. 580 Hilgard Avenue, Westwood. Utter-McKinley's West Hollywood Mortuary In charge.

Kindly omit flowers. MALATESTA. Amelia beloved wife of Joseph Malatesta. Services at the chapel of Sharp St MERRILL, George A. Edwards Brothers colonial Mortuary.

MERRILL, John Benjamin, beloved hus- band of Pearl F. Merrill, father of John B. Merrill and Elizabeth M. Brandon, brother of D. B.

Merrill of Long Beach, Mrs. Lillian Van Meter of Santa Ana, Mrs. Marguerite Rad-cliffe and Miss Elizabeth A. Merrill. Private services today, 12 noon, at TTtter-McKinley's Cresse Eagle Rock Mortuary.

MONTGOMERY, May beloved mother or Florence M. and Brookings Montgomery, grandmother of Edna May Montgomery, Jane Check and Brook-' ings Montgomery Jr. Services Thursday at 1 p.m. In the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

MORT. Llewellyn. Services were held 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Stone St Myers Mortuary, Torrance. MUTHS, Anthen W.

Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. MUNITZ, Rebecca. Services Thursday, 3 p.m., at Gro- man Mortuary. OGG. George G.

Cunningham St OConnor. directors. PETERS, Donald H. husband of Betty Peters and lather of Frances. Services Thursday, 3 p.m..

at Utter-McKinley's West Hollywood, 8814 Sunset Boulevard. PULS. Mrs. Marie. Requiem Mass today.

10 a.m.. at St. Joseph's Church. Interment. Calvary.

Cunningham O'Connor, directors. QUESNEL. Mrs. Josephine, of 1541 3rd Avenue. Remains forwarded to Vernon, B.C., for Requiem Mass and interment.

Wallace E. White St Howard J. Cal- lanan. directors. RAMSDELL, Raymond Vernon.

1 Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around' the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood. RILEY, Mabel loving aunt of Mrs. Hazel Elliot and Norman White.

Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m.. at Utter-McKlnley's Strother Hollywood Mortuary, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. Please omit flowers. SIMON, Esther, beloved mother of Re becca Sabin. Rose La Guardia.

Belle Rothstein. Lillie Levine, Matty Drank-ow, Al. Henry. Abbey Simon. Services today, 10 a.m., at Groman Mortuary.

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