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1 ,00 3ttStl CimCS DEATHS, Funeral Announcements OBITUARY Warren Signs RELIGION SEEN AS AID FOR HAPPY MARRIAGES 73 YEARS, KEMP'S AUCTIONBlttS Extra Bis All Day Estata Appraisars AUCTION 7126 MELROSE AVE. TODAY, SUNDAY 11 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Today-Los Angeles Orthopedic Foundation 22nd Annual Homecoming, Memorial Hall, 5 p.m. Leavenworth.

Kansas, annual picnic, Brookside Park, Section A. Moline (111.) Society outing, Griffith Park. Baseball. Los Angeles vs. Sacramento, Wrigley Field, 1:30 p.m.

Family Relations, declared today. He spoke at the closing meeting of the University of Cincinnati session social hygiene institute on educatiftn for family life. Dr. Popenoe disclosed that persons married by a justice of the peace are only half as likely to avoid divorce as are those married by a clergyman. "Those who consider marriage AUCTION ADVERTISERS ON SOUTHERN AUCTIONEERS' CALIFORNIA 4926th W.

C. O'Connor Auction INCOME PROPERTY HOME mual fee sold $185.00 PER MONTH INCOME New York Times CINCINNATI. June Philosophy of life which in cludes a sound and functional religious conviction is one of the helps which young people need in adolescence if they are to marry successfully, Dr. Paul Popenoe, Los Angeles director of the American Institute of OLD AD CAUSING AFRICA QUERIES ON TRIPS TO ALASKA SEATTLE, June 28. (JF) Natives and residents of Africa's Gold Coast appear to be greatly interested in Alaska, and there's a reason.

A steady stream of coupons asking for travel literature have been received by the Alaska Steamship Co. for many months. One yesterday was from a Charles K. Sono of Ac era, Gold Coast, British West Africa. It read: "Dear sir I beg to apply for one catalogue.

I end 'with greetings. Charles." It seems that a lot of old United States magazines found their way to Africa during the war. Some of them, chiefly the National Geographic, carried a prewar ad by the Alaska Steamship Co. asking readers to clip the coupon and send for literature. 1 D-N i a sacrament are naturally more disposed to turn it into success than are those who look on it as merely a 90-day option," he said.

Other adolescent helps for suc cessful marriages were listed by Dr. Popenoe as: "Good home life, which does not smother or crip ple the young people, which will not overprotect them, but which will not let them run riot, and good recreational life, with plenty of opportunity to get acquainted with each other." Copyright. 1947, New York Time Furniture Rugs Including Refrigerator, and Washing Machines ta 6 Sold at AUCTION! TUESDAY! July 1st. Starting at 10:30 A.M. (Daytima ONLY) 1417 W.

WASHINGTON NOTE! This is the entire contents of a 30 ROOM Aoortment -and the eomolete FURNISHINGS of 5 PRIVATE HOMES! MORRY IEV1 Auctioneer DAVI0 DORSHKIND Rlclynond 2161 i1'f f. -j 3523 MARATHON COR. MALTMAN AVE 5-room Bungalow 4 Single Apartments, oil furnished 3-car Garage. AUCTION JUNE 2 P.M. Wonderful View TERMS: 15 cash, balance in escrow over $9000 incumbrance, payable $100.00 per -no.

inc. 5 int. Inspection Sunder 1 to P.M. DIRECTIONS! North on North Hoover bfocfc to lucife, north one-hoff block to property. Child Care Bills SACRAMENTO, June 28.

(U.R) Gov. Warren today signed bills extending State-supported child care centers until May 30, 1948, and appropriating $5,500,000 for their support. The bills provide that children shall be eligible to stay in the centers only when the family income is less than $175 a month if both parents are working and $225 if only one parent is working. Income provisions are lifted in the cases of veterans studying under the G.I. Bill of Rights, and where the only parent that can care for the child is needed as a public school teacher or registered nurse or for harvesting or processing crops.

Film Production Executive Dies Clarence Bricker, 55, assistant to Roy Del Ruth and production executive with the Roy Del Ruth Productions, died in San Francisco Friday of heart disease, it was learned here. A veteran of 30 years in the motion-picture industry, Bricker was in the Bay City filming scenes for a forthcoming production. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Betty Bricker. She was with him on the trip to the Bay area.

(No.l) AUCTION TODAY, SUNDAY 3 P.M. a nivicnH iyp Vmvl. TUESDAY, JULY I 1 P.M. KEAtL I tPWiJ 9 X-- -i 4927th W. C.

O'Connor Auction FURNITURE FURNISHINGS from removed to our studio 7940 SUNSET BLVD. ESTATE AURETON AUCTION 10:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Consisting: in Part: Antique Mahogany Secretary Desk Pine Chest Cherry Drop Leaf Table-Marble Top Buffet Sheraton Slant Top Desk Rosewood Squora Piano-Spanish Chest Canopy Poster Bed Youth Rope Bed Wain-Jt Cuno Case Needlepoint Chairs Collection of Oil Paintings, Water Colors, Prints and Engra-rings Dresden Minton Haviland Canton China Bisque 7-pc. Gorham Sterling Tea and Coffee Service Crystal Stemware.

BUGS: 10x12.6 8x10 Chinese 10.6x19.10 4 12x13 Spanish Hand Tufted 6x13 10x13 Orientals, Throws Runners. BABY GRAND PIANOS Radios Dining Foom Ses Full and Twin Bed Suites Davenports Love Seals Electric Ranges, etc. BUNGALOW in Hancock Park Section (Wilshire) 317 South MANSFIELD AVE. (Located just wtst ef 3rd and Highland Ave.) 3 BEDROOMS: We 1 ill sr 12 A i jr I'll 4928th W. C.

O'Connor Auction FURNITURE BOXES BARRELS old ior storage Ixltimtr'g Van anb Htorarje Co. 416 E. BROADWAY GLEND ALE AUCTION July 2nd 10 Consisting: in Port: Household. Furniture Sewing Machine Boxes Barrels Trunks Suiteaso Cash Register, etc. For further P.

S.i you nove reof errafe 3 NO SALE On Account th Death a ncdiuence in oner i vvuui; U737 CRESCENDA Street DIRECTIONS: (SUNSET Blvd. west to the 11700 block, then north on BARRINGT0N AVE. to CRESCENOA ST.) FROM MANY ft ESTATES ,09 ANTIQUE PIECES Mrraaf tlr. PrWjta Callertim -Aatiau Caiaa. Glau, eta.

Antique Furniture Freaek. Eealita Early Aaierlea DEALERS COME. NO LIMIT TERMS CASH "TAKE IT AWAY CHAS. A. KEMP Estotes Antiques E.

9173 THIS PAGE ARE MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATION INC. tL to Melrose Ave. (800 block) eeit one to Marathon cost one long block Information CoI Auctioneer fir Realtor 7940 Sunset Blvd. los Angeles 45 HO. 1633 or furniiuro for taloCall is.

TUESDAY thm Fafhr accii i Auctioneers JACK ORRItL 31 COMMISSION 5 PLATING eOMPANV ntormafion Coofocf Auctioneer TR-5676 Specialists." Call Ut If Tea Business (All or Part removed from premises. Auctioneer. Ph. TU. 6090 CONVENIENCE OF UEISZ, Auctioneer DRUG AUCTION I Michigan 4304 Los Angeles, Coltf.

COATE8, Margaret Lack, beloved mother P1 ranees coates Macpnerson Xr the late John Locke Coates. grandmother of Margaret Macpherson Fisher. Katherine Locke Macpherson A Margaret Ellen Coates. Private services Mon. Turner.

Stevens Ac Eggleston, South Pasadena, di rectors. CONNELLY John beloved husband of Mary A. Connelly. Rosary this evening 8 oclock at the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor. 850 W.

Washington Blvd. Requiem Mass 9 a.m., at St. Brigid's Church. Interment Holy Cross. CL'MMINGS, John of 3975 Sutro Ave.

Remains at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Calianan Mortuary. C.UPP beloved mother of Ethel L. Clarke, aunt of Chas.

O. Ray. Services 2 P.m.. at Graca chapel. Ingle-wood Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Reed Tapley Geiger. directors. (Lewistown, papers please DOYLE, Jimmy. Recitation of th Rosary 8 p.m., at Jones Hamrock Mortuary.

Mass 9:30 a.m.. at Presentation Church. DLB1N. David, beloved husband of Hilda uuoin. tatner of Mrs.

Dons Wickins Mrs. Carole Bree, brother of Louis Al Dubin Mrs. Anna Hoffenberg. Services today, 1 p.m., at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow fe Simons, directors.

DLRl-fcfc. Mrs. Flora, beloved mother of tne late De Lys tBuckt JJurlee 6t Mane Durfee Hupfer, survived by Mmta Durlet Arbuckle Paul Durfee. also 4 grandchildren. Averill Durfee Cowert, Dorothy.

Helen Ac Richard Durfee one greatgrandchild. Minta Durfee Cowert. Services Mon. at 2:30 p.m. from the chapel of A.

Rrown Ar. SVin. 1A15, Si Slower Kt FEIGU Herman. Services 2 p.m.. at Utter-McSmley's Strother Hollywooa.

rfcRRO, Maria, beloved mother of Pietro rerro. mother-in-law of Angelo Lombardi, grandmother of Paul Lombardi. Rosary tonight, 8 P.m., at chapel of Mater Simone. Mass 9:30 a.m.. at St, Peter's Phurrh IRLtMAN, Stephen J.

Services. 3 p.m.. at fierce Brothers Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. GABRIELSON.

Gabriel. Services 2 P.m. Mon. at Grace Chapel. Inglewood Park Cemetery.

Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles Mortuary, directors. GOLD, Itaac. Services today. 13 noon, at Hollywood Cemetery ChaoeL Groman Mortuary, directors. GRAHAM.

Robert. Services 3 p.m.. et uer-iuctuniey etrotner fionywooa Mortuary. HA1UHT. Mrs.

Edith Mary, beloved wife of Donald J. Haigbt. loving mother of Walter A. Haight. Services Tues.

at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown Son. 1815 S.

Flower St. HARUAN. Lon, brother of Mrs. Ethel Warren of Chicago, 111. Funeral June 30.

at 10 a.m.. at chapel of Ivy H. OverholUer, Inc. HARTMAN, Mrs. Barbara, beloved mother of Miss Helen E.

Hartman. Services Tues. at 2 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

iCinclnnau. papers please copy.i HAVERSON. Josephine. Recitation of the Rosary 8 p.m. Mon.

at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles Mortuary. 720 W. Washington Blvd. Reauiem Mass 9 a.m. Tues.

at St. Vincent's Church, Adams Figueroa. Interment Calvary Cemetery. BIGGIN8. Charles Perry, beloved husband of Mrs.

Pons Higgins. father of Ada Jee wiinams. riemaing at cnapei oi 9j r- Hll. HA RD, Marion C. Services 3 P.m.

Mon. at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner, 3443 W. Manchester Inglewood. RI MMEL. Nell M.

Services 2 p.m., at Beaver Chapel, Inglewood. KKSSLLR. Arna. Services 11 a m. Mon.

at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 W. Manchester Inglewood. KNABEL, Rose Margaret. Requiem Mass JO a.m.

Mon. at t. Church, 1265 N. Fairfax. Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors.

KRl'EGER. Paul Herman. Services 2 P.m. Mon. at House of Hall Mortuary.

KIMNICK, Mrs. Helen suddenly June 25. of a heart attack, she leaves her husband. Ralph A. Kumnick.

her daughters. Miss Gretchen D. Kumnick Mrs. Nancy B. Adams her mother.

Mrs. Juniata Hipp. Private services June 30, at. Forest Lawn. LANE, Roy beloved husband of Ellen M.

Lane, father of Roy D. Lane, William D. Lane. Mrs. Donald Schults Mrs.

Gerald Stines, brother of Gordon Lane of Hamilton. Ontario. Can. Services Tues. at 10 a.m.

In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charse. LEAHE. Edward Lee. Cunningham O'Connor, directors.

LEVEL. Merrill P. Services 2:30 p.m. Mon. at Pierce Brothers' Crematorium Chapel.

Venice Blvd. at Catalina St. Interment Farmington. Missouri. McCANDLESS.

Ellen J. Services Mon. at 3 p.m. in the Church of the RecessionaL Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. Marl.EOD.

Norman, beloved father of Mrs. Lillian McGar. Mrs. Anne Fellows. Mrs.

Catherine Love, Mrs. Hazel Jean Mussel. man Norman MacLeod, survived by 7 grandchildren, also 2 brothers in Scotland. Services Tues. at 1 p.m.

in the cnurcn oi tne Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. MAY. Al. beloved husband of LilHe May, devoted father of Lillian May Evans, grandfather of Robert St Patricia Evans, rother of Mrs.

Mamie Johnson. Charles J. Thomas M. May. Recitation of the Rosary tonight.

8 p.m.. In Godeau Ac Mir tinoni's Crystal Chapel. Funeral 8:30 a.m.. from the chapel. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.

at St. Vincent's Church. Interment. Calvary Cemetery. MrKF.LVEY.

William beloved husband of Belle McKelvey. Funeral services will Be neid at lz noon Mon. in the Little cnurcn or the Flowers. Forest Lawn Wenz Mortuary, directors. MrN AMARA.

Elizabeth, lovincr wife of Jack McNamara. mother of Dorothy tonaty. camuie Fred Howe. Services 12 at Utter-McKinley's unwnrown Mortuary. BI7 Venice Blvd.

MeWILLIAMS. Mrs. Annie lovins moth er of the late Joseph Edwards McWil- nams. Kosary tnis evening. 8 oclock.

at the chapel of Cunningham Sz O'Connor. 850 W. Washington Blvd. Requiem Mass -9 a.m.. at Mother of Sor rows tnurcn.

interment calvarv. MEAD, John F. Services 3 p.m. at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Blvd.

MILLER. Abigail Martha, beloved wife of tne iate jonn a. Miller. M.D.. mother oi Mrs.

iuia e. Mcwetny. miss Stella, Miss Maxine Jtr Miss Friith Miller. Mrc Sarah Kathryn Schenck. Merrill A.

Miller jonn e. Miller sister of Mrs. Mary K. Lauber. Miss Edith S.

Kellogg Gennre M. Kellogg. Services Tues. at. 12 noon in tne uttie Church of th Flowers.

Lawn Mortuary in charge. MIBRAY. Raymond (Mickey.) Recitation of the Rosary 7:30 P.m.. at Pierce frothers' Hollywood. 5959 Santa Monica Ivd.

Requiem Mass. 9 a.m.. at Blessed Sacrament Church. 6657 Sunset bivo. interment.

Holy cross. NELSON. Ida Caroline. Services 11 a at Pierce Brothers' Beverly Hills. 417 pi.

Maoie Dr. MCKERMAN. Charles Augusta. A. Rrown Ail Ron.

i OPITZ, Johmnna. beloved aunt of Katherine Turner St Karl Opitz. Services 10:30 a.m. Mon. at Pierce Brothers' Hol- ivwooa, 5959 Santa Monica Blvd OWENS.

Patricia aged 30 years, of Mercer Island. beloved wife of Marry w. owens. aaugnter of Mrs. Joella Waldren.

Servie.es Mon. a. 1 p.m. in the Church of the RecessionaL Forest Lawn Mortuary in charse. PECK.

Raymond beloved brother of Echel E. Lewis of Alhambra. father of Frank T. Smith of Oakland. Pierce Brothers Los Angeles Mortuary, directors.

PI'RNELL. Robert H. W. A. Brown St Son.

directors. RASGORSHECK. John at 12959 Chandler Van Nuys. Masonic services at Steen's Chapel. North Hollywood.

10 a.m. il REFKIN. Rose, j1 Services today. 10 a.m.. at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel.

Groman directors. RE1D, Pearl Lavern. Services Tues. at 1 p.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown Si Son. 1815 B. Flower St. RI'HLAND.

Matilde. Cunningham St O'Connor, directors. SCHWEITZER. Mrs. Allerra C.

beloved wife of Charles G. Schweitzer, mother of vnaries inaxter iscnweitzer. sister of Jennie Hersora. Charles Thaxter Sz Robert Thaxter. Services Tues.

at 10:30 a.m. in the Church of the RecessionaL Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. SHADDOX. Ruth, beloved wife of Lee Shaddox. mother of Shirley Ruth Stjad-dox.

sister of Fannie Pierce Sz Jackie Ford. Services 12:30 p.m.. at Edward? Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SHILDKROUT, Max. Services today.

12 noon, at Groman Mortuary. SIEFER. Joseph L. Services Mon. at 1 p.m.

from the chape! of W. A. Brown Son. 1815 S. Flower St.

SMITH. Florence E. Services 2 rt.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. Interment Forest Lawn.

SMITH, Walter Lewis, beloved husband of bmitn. tatner oi Mrs. Marilyn Ruth Moore, grandfather of Susan Laree Moore, Richard Kerry Carlton Lewis Moore, brother of Harry M. Smith. Mrs.

Alta Hill Mrs. Esther Sutton. Services Tues. at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. SPEZZE, Edward Herman. Rosary 7 p.m. Sun. at rhapel of Will A.

Reynolds Sz Francis X. Eberle, 8540 Melrose Ave. Services 8:30 a.m., from the chapel. Mass 9 a.m. at St.

Victor's Churcn. Wilmot R. Wood, associate, director. SL'SON. Sadie.

"Services 12 noon today at Glasband's Downtown. SWIFT. Florence Ollie, loving mother of Marjorie A. Morris, Donna Bullock St Edward Swift. Services 10 a.m..

at Rose Chapel. Rose Hills Cemetery. Utter-McKinlev's Downtown in charge. TAITT. Arthur James, of Alhambra.

beloved husband or Mia. Ruby O. Taitt. father of Mrs. Eugene Norgard.

James Arthur Taitt Si Chester Owen Witt, son of Mrs. Bertha Hilty. Services 2:30 p.m. Mon. at the Little Stone Church of Turner.

Stevens Turner, 550 E. Main Alhambra. TOWXSEVD. La Belle, beloved wife of Dr. liber Townsend.

mother of Mrs. Anne Hen't'rson Sz Mrs. Helen Wilkes, sister of Albert C. Read Sz Miss Helen Read, sister-in-law of Mrs. Elizabeth Read Sz grandmother of Mis Nancy Henderson.

Patricia Wilkes At Peter Wilkes, aunt of Francis Read Sz Wilber Read. Services Tues. at 1 p.m. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in eharee TIPMAN, William Stuart, beloved father of Alice K.

Tupman. services 1:30 at Armstrong Family. WE1SKITTLE, Robert J. Services 1 p.m. Tues.

at Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles Mortuary. 720 W. Washington Blvd. WILLIAMSON. Abbie Maria, beloved moth er of Mrs.

Emma Jane Dempsey. Mrs. Miriam V. Wiiliamson Sz Mrs. Maude M.

Bartholomew. Services Mon. at 2 p.m. in the Church of the Recessional. Forest t.wn Mortuary in charge.

WIENER, Nathan. Services today 11 a.m.. at oroman Mortuary. WOODS. Frank.

Cunningham Sz Connor, directors. ZAHN. Fred, beloved father of Fred G. Mrs. tmms Mouer cnaries w.

Zahn. Services Tues. at. 12 noon in the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuarv in charge.

ZOZOV, Morris. Services 11 a.m. today at the Home nt peace Chapel. Clasband Downtown Mortuary, directors. IN MEMORIAM Tn fond memory of Joseph Orocehl.

lov ing husband Sz fa'her. turn j. unuLLfli riuuLi, il CllkiPiAV liikicio lfliT I WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported Yesterday to ihe Los Angeles office of tilt U.S. Weather iureau.

vera aa follows: Stations Max. 7S 79 81 75 .105 Min. 0 SI 53 60 76 62 61 61 55 61 68 55 61 58 61 51 61 61 to Anieles os Armeies (around) Burbsnk Culver City Imperial Lone Beach 72 Los Angeles Harbor 73 Los Anteies Municipal Airport 72 Ml. Wilson 72 Hewport Harbor Pasadena Riverside Ban Diego 6an Gabrel Santa Ana Santa Barbara, 73 79 8S 75 81 81 74 t-anta Monica 75 Torrance 78 "Unomciai reading. FORECAST Southern California general: Night and morning fog or low clouds with clear afternoons in west portion and clear in east portion today and tomorrow.

Slightly warmer in west portion and locally windy In interior valleys today. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Preclol- Stations Max. Min. tation Aiououerque sj Amarillo 99 66 62 67 59 58 75 68 67 63 67 67 50 70 68 78 50 77 55 45 65 78 68 76 75 76 62 76 69 77 74 67 69 65 52 38 51 74 56 77 50 52 46 73 Atlanta 67 .02 Bakerjfleld B.smarcli Blvthe Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit El Paso Fairbanks Ft. Worth Fresno 92 ..74 ..104 88 86 sn 90 81 91 89 96 62 98 .01 T.

T. 90 Havre 59 .01 indlanapons T. artsas City 94 Las Vecas Little Rock Memphis i Miami Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha 92 91 87 83 93 87 T. 92 94 Philaoeipm 85 Phoenix 104 Pittsburgh 80 Portland 68 Reno 78 Sacramento 84 St. Louis 94 Salt Lake City 74 San Antonio 101 San Francisco 64 Seattle 69 Spokane 66 Washington 79 .24 .22 .01 1.00 .04 T.

VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ALEX SPARKS. T. 23. I. 20.

ALLAH ROUX. J. 26. T. 27.

ALLEN HASSIG. F. 25. M. 22.

ARELLANO LIMONEZ. L. 33. M. 38.

AUBERT FELLOWS. D. 21. P. 21.

BARR GAINES. C. 23. V. 23.

BABTTI Oil lSW ST 21. 16 BAUMGARDT McSHANE. M. 24. P.

21. BERGER LEBO. A. 33. P.

27. -BON AN NO FALCON. J. 28. R.

29. BROWN BUMGARNER. H. 30. H.

26. BUD A JURICH. L. 35. B.

20. BURNETTS THOMAS. H. 25. D.

33. BURT THOMAS. R. 19. A.

17. CARINO HARRIS. B. 29. D.

25. CARTER NEWMAN. tC. 20. J.

16. CASTRO VELASQUEZ. E. 24. P.

22. CATTANACH PETERS. E. 37. J.

38. CHANEY GUDINO. H. 24. A.

26. CHATIGNY NAGY. G. 23. I.

21. CLAY BANKS. L. 19. V.

16. CLESTER FISHER. 26. W. 29.

COTE OSBORNE. J. 4.6. D. 23.

COWIE GERARD. J. 26. J. 22.

CREEDON MtrMANIS. D. 37. J. 35.

CRONK LEWIS. G. 41. J. 39.

CROWDER SCALLY. J. 27." A. 21. CUCCIA THOMPSON.

25. E. 19. DAVIS BROWN. B.

31. D. 29. DAVIS JEKEL A. 39.

P. 39. PERDIVANIS ROBERTS. J. 25.

B. 23. EILLEHAY CHALIF. 29. R.

33. DIXON THOMAS. E. 32. P.

25. DURAN TURNER. J. 23. H.

21. PUTCHER KLEBEL. E. 41. J.

36. FHLERT MEYER. C. 48. H.

28. FLKINS LAHASKY. M. 40. E.

44. ERICKSON HAYNES. L. 24. C.

24. ESCAMILLO CONTRERAS. A. 25. L.

19. FEDOR SNYDER. A. 21. L.

19. FISHER BURBEE. L. 21. D.

19. FREW SIMANK. D. 24. E.

20. FROST RAEL. J. 22, M. 18.

FULLER RIMEL. B. 18. B. 17.

BAETA HOPE. D. 21. P. 18.

ItLIAM JUDBUNS. 19. O. 18. IP SON ROSS.

L. 24. B. 17. GLADWILL HORN.

D. 19. D. 16. GONZALES QUESADA.

T. 21. H. 18. SRIFFIN LAR1SON.

R. 19. B. 18. RIMM PILON.

W. 20. I. 17. ALDERMAN OR EN A.

H. 24. C. 23. HALL MILLS.

D. 20. P. 22. HANNA 8TOCKDALE.

26. 22. HEARN PIOTROWSKI. O. 32.

M. 30. HENDERSON GREEN. W. 54.

S. 45. HERMAN MINDLIN. B. 36.

P. 23. HFRNANDEZ LUNA. P. 26.

R. 26 HFRTZLER MARLOW. H. 20. T.

17.. HIBARD LOVRET. O. 26. H.

38. HINEJOSA MORALES. M. 23. T.

24. HOMER PHILLIPS. J. 22. S.

20. HOWELL HESS. R. 29. P.

16. JOHNSON RICE. H. 51- I. 28.

TURRISH. W. 41. A. 39.

KASWAN ZWANGER. S. 30. L. 23.

KAWAMOTO ASANO. C. 27. J. 24.

KtMBERLING DAVIS. F. 47. A. 42-KNAPP-KNAPP.

E. 30. M. 31. KNAPP MAIER.

R. 24. W. 19. -t iDcnu nf I iPn 10.

LATTER DIGIACINTO. 23. T. 23. LeFEUVRE BOOTH -CLIBBORN.

C. J2. LEROY MARTINEZ. E. 20.

J. 21. LEX McNEALLY. B. 25.

B. 22. LOPEZ HERNANDEZ. A. 24.

F. 17. LOVALL GIBSON. L. 27.

L. 37. LYNCH McLAIN. J. 33.

B. 28. MALTZ WICK HAN. H. 37.

N. 29. MAN A RAY BUCK. E. 29.

P. 24. MARTINEZ SAIZ. B. 18 20.

MARTINEZ WESTENBERGER. M. 20. P. MASSEY BAILEY.

W. 20. P. 21. MASON BISIG.

E. 34. R. 39. MCCARTHY FICKE.

22 22. MELLAS LYMBEROPOTJLOS. G. 29. MFRRTTT PEABODY.

W. 51. E. MILLER JOHNSON. C.

22. N. 22. MOODY ARNETT. R.

21. E. 19. inivori nrncr.v in. rv 40.

47. MURPHY ELDR IDG E. F. 59. W.

42. MURPHY I. E. 22. NEWSOM BELL.

L. 44. R. 37. OBRADOVICH KOVACEVICH.

PLEf STORM. P. 35, C. 34. OLSEN STANSBURT.

L. 59. R. 46. M.

51. PALACE ANDERSON. A 23. M. 21.

PARKS CONKLIN. W. 29. N. 23.

PARRISH RIPKEN. 9. 36. H. 31.

PEARSON SWEHOSKY. 24. J. 19 POURTALES PARRISH. D.

33. M. 31, PR ADO BEJARANO. J. 47.

L. 39. PRINCE BOYESKIE. L. 27.

R. 24. RALEY FERGUSON. 26. K.

19 rantos fernandez. r. 26. 21. re id ducote.

j. 21. m. 23. Richards skala, r.

23. 24. roberts grimes. w. 29.

26. ROBERTS COOPER. 25. L. 19.

ROBISON GIROUX. 22. Z. 19. ROCHA HURST.

J. 31. J. ROSADO GONZALEZ 24. K.

18. 42. N. 35 SRTCCA BUONCRISTIANT. P.

24. M. 23. 8CHAKOW LaMONTAGNE O. 44.

G. SCHEMBRI DONHAM. W. 21. E.

18. 26. R. 22. SHELTON EULliri SLATER TARVER.

W. 21. D. 18. SMITH WILLIAMS R.

23. J. 19. SODERMAN BANGAR. K.

22. A. 23. VrER--ROBINSON. D.

25. L. 23. SPRINGS TTPTON. V.

39. B. 33. STANIH-VukoJECH. M.

39. D. 32 PTONEMAV PETERSON. D. 23.

O. ZJ TALFERROWTNTER. W. 33. L.

35. TURNFR EVANS. F. 77. E.

66. VILLIOTT SIEM. M. 24. A.

WISEHART. D. 21. 19. WASHINGTON OUTLEY.

R. 20. M. 17. WEPER WARD.

G. 28. 18. -W'HITEAKER McCURDY. O.

23. J. 28. WTLSON WALTERS. O.

45. G. 23. CHARIADESSOTTRION. G.

40. K. 36 DH ORCE SUTTS FILED BEDOYA. Willa D. against Manuel BENEDICT.

Edna Llo'd against Peggy L. CORBETT. Charies L. Jr against Ruth C. DE FRAYNE Mane against: ivicnivi v.

PR TVER. Zula M. against Sherman. FARLY. Florice against Francis.

FLLWOOD. Patricia against Peter. KRESS. Edfth L. against Stanley.

LA BASS. Alma against Charles. MTSOUEZ. Edward against Juanita E. ROLETTI Vera against Charles J.

ECHOENHERR. Sophie K. George. THORNTON. Alice M.

against, Elijah W. WRIGHT. Owlle L. against Inell J. DEATHS, Funeral Announcements ARMACOST.

Walter Le. of 10562 Oweiut- hnchno of mrfrion Armacost. father of Robert L. Armacost. Mrs Elizabeth A.

Price. Mrs. Helen A. Holding A Mrs Marietta A. Slatrel.

also survived by 6 grandchildren. Services 2 J.J"-from the Westwood Community Method's! Church. 10497 Wilshire Blvd. Gates. Klngsley it Gates.

Santa Monica, directors. ARNETT, Sarah Louella, beloved mother of Mrs. Cecile A. Salmon Ona A. Arnett.

grandmother of Mrs. Virginia Arnett Taylor. Services Mon. at 1 P.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. BFLLIS, Frank L. 8ervtees 3 p.m.. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BtBER.

William L. Cunningham Connor, directors. BLOOM. Gerald dearly beloved husband of Esther E. Bloom, loving father of Dr.

G. BarTon Bloom, son Of Mrs. Burton B. Bloom, grandfather of Karen Ann Bloom, brother of Burnlce Bloom McKee. Services 1 p.m..

at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 W. Manchester Ingle- Bl'RNS, Helen beloved wife of Thomas J. Burns. Recitation of the Rosary 8 Tues.

at Fierce Brothers' Los Angeles Mortuary, 720 W. Washington Blvd. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. Wed. at St.

Mary Magdalen Church. Pico Blvd. at Coming St. Interment Holy Cross. Cf.lMENTS.

Mrs. Helen, at 735 Santa Farbara. Pasadena, beloved mother of Mrs. Edith Gouid St Harold F. Clements: June 28.

1947. Services July 1. at 10:30 a.m. at Reynolds Js Eberle Mortuary. Pasadena.

I Merrill P. Level Funeral services for Merrill P. "Level. 65. race-horse trainer.

will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 D.rrL at Pierce Bros. Crema tory Chapel at Venice Blvd. and S. Catalina St. A resident for 40 years, he died at his home at 915 Grattan and leaves his widow Viola, a daughter, Mrs.

Bettv Jane Laurie, ana tnree sons, Jack, Robert and Eddie, Mrs. Ruth Shaddox Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Shaddox, 47, of 451 S. Elm Drive, wife of Lee Shaddox, builder, who died Fridaj will be conducted Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Chapel of Edwards Rros.

Colonial Mortuary, inter ment will follow in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Besides her husband she leaves a daughter, Shirley Ruth Shaddox, and two sisters. Mrs. Annie McWilliams Rosary for Mrs. Annie T.

McWilliams, 89, Los Angeles resident since I860, will be recited today at the chapel of Cunningham O'Connor, 850 W. Washington Blvd. Requiem Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Mother of Sorrows Church, 114 W. 87th St.

Mrs. McWilliams died Friday at her home, 318 W. 80th St. Mrs. Flora Durfee Funeral services for Mrs.

Flora Durfee, 89, who died Thursday at her home, 1419 N. Coronado will be conducted in the chapel of W. A. Brown Son, 1815 S. Flower tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.

She leaves a son, Paul Durfee, and two daughters, Mrs. Marie Hupfer and Mrs. Menta Arbuckle. SunMoon and Tide By U.S. Coast St Geodetic Surrey ftMr vS Sun rises 4:44 a.m..

sets 7:08 m. Moon rises 4:11 p.m.. sets 1:59 a.m. TIDES, LOS ANGELES HARBOR June Low High Low 7:30 3.4 2.0 8:20 3.5 12:49 2.3 High Low High 6:3 5.8 3:06 5.9 High 5.9 6.0 8:40 5.9 9:1 5.8 9:45 5.6 29 ins 30 July Low 1 9:03 3.5 1:34 2 4 9:39 3.5 1:55 2.5 3 10:15 3.5 :1 2.5 4 10:50 3.5 2.6 5 11:28 3.5 2.7 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 (ace n.m. Times listed are Pacific Standard Time. FUNERAL NOTICE Zast Gate Lodge S90 T. Sz A.M. will convene June 30.

at 12 noon in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn, for the purpose of conducting the funeral of our late brother. William McKelvey. C. MOLLER JR Master.

r. a. Moore, secretary. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends for the kindness, sympathy St beautiful floral trihutes extended to us in the loss of our beloved husband Sz father. George L.

Claytor. GRACE I. CLAYTOR. GEORGE CLAYTOR. CHARLES D.

CLAYTOR. IN MEMORIAM In remembrance of our beloved James, who died while defending his country, June 29. 1944. He was a devoted Sz loving son Sz we shall never forget him. MR.

St MRS. J. S. MAYALL Sz FAMILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS PiERCE BROS.

MORTUARIES Are Within 1 miles of 70 ef the homes of greater Los Angeles PIERCE BROTHERS' LOS ANGELES 720 WEST WASHINGTON. PR-4151 PIERCE BROTHERS' INGLEWOOD 3443 W. Manchester. TW-9I11 PIERCE BROTHERS' HOLLYWOOD 5959 Santa Monica Blvd. GL-5181 PIERCE BROTHERS' LETMERT PARK 4601 Crenshaw Blvd.

AX-5253 PIERCE BROTHERS BEVERLY HILLS 417 N. Maple Drive. BR-21717 PIERCE BROTHERS' VALLEY 615.7 Van Nuys Blvd. State 5-2136 PIERCE BROTHERS ALHAMBRA 345 West Main Street. CU-31251 PIERCE BROTHERS' MONTEREY PARK 179 E.

Garvey Blvd, CtJ-31523 PIERCE BROTHERS LINCOLN HEIGHTS 2517 Pasadena Ave. CA-3234 PIERCE BROTHERS TODD LESLIE 1307 7th 8t Santa Monica. ST M. 53271 PIERCE BROTHER3' POMONA 575 N. Towne Ave.

Pomona 1710 PIERCE BROTHERS' CREMATORY 1605S. St. RE-5179 ESTABLISHED 1898 NOWHERE CAN YOU OBTAIN THE SUPERB FACILITIES AND SERVICE THAT ARE OFFERED BY CTJXXIXGHAM O'CONNOR 850 WEST WASHINGTON PR-0297 W. A. BROWN SON Established 1911 W.

A. Brown 1870-1942 W. Wylie Brown, Pres. Owner 181 15. Flower St.

PR-gOll BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE FIFTY-FIVE TEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 956 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-51'5 MORTUARY in forest lawn EVERYTHING IN TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND 6-8131 FcTCTLajynlMemorial-Park Ine. GLASBAXD MORTUARIES Jewish Funeral Directors 901 W.

Washington Blvd. PR-1S1 7 Santa Mon ica I yd. HE-6H47 MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PRospect 0115 EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 Venice Blvd. PRospect GROMAN MORTUARY Jewish Funeral Directors W.

WASHINGTON BLVD. ST-5201 MALINOW SIMONS JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS. REED TAPLEY GEIGER -lW A 1 NGTO LVD. PR; 51 51 ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI-6348 UTTER-McKINLEY Twelve Convenient Mortuaries.

AD-T-93J5 HOUSE OF HALL 1607 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2212 HAMMOND, MISPAGEL RUPPE 3517, Hyde Park Blvd. -uwuvr JTH-9119 WALLACE E. WHITE 664 W. Washington CEMETERIES ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM-CREMATORY miles east ttf In.

Anr.Ut on Workman Mill Road near Whittier Blvd. nnnnnn roone: TV QUI 1CF INGLEWOOD PARK. CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Telephone ORecon 81251 Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium park Lawn cemetery TWO MILES EAST OF ATLANTIC BLVD. 6555 E. GAGE BELL.

TOpas 2-2572 ROSEDALE Beautiful Permanent Canvenlent I 1831 W. Washington Blvd. PA-3155 FLORISTS- BILTMORE FLORISTS Just Phone Ml -2222 and charge it! Delivery to all Mortuaries MAUSOLEUMS 2 arli. rrynt 2nr! tier Bev I Sane. P.O.

Box 1043. Santa Monica. i SINGLE C6N3JETK rBVPT. Tleniit Glen Haven Memorial Prk. Sac.

GL-8518. CEMETERY LOTS WTLt, BOY CSRAVTTS. PRVPTO. tna. CEMETERIE3.

RI-0277. 727 W. Washinan 8 LOTS. ALL OR PART. INGLEWD.

PK. CEM. MAFLS TR. PR. PTY.

CB-11627. oo Qua. oo Qua July 17 July 24 July 3 July 11 SUKDAT, jrNE THE USUAL BIG FURNITURE AUCTION Will SMtnontd ta a wak litr. We will liava a ry laroa ttotk at FINE FURNITURE including A HOTEL TUESDAY, JULY 8th 10 A.M. 1926 WEST ADAMS BLVD.

wiLotwT QRBILL "1 PA. AUCTION 1 COMPLETE PLATING PLANT Assers of KOCH 5547 CLEOH AVE, NORTH HOLLYWOOD M0ND AY, JUNE 301:00. P.M. I Mertorv P.lishin LathM. eomsleta: Sanara Deal I Poluhim Lattie.

templet; Burnnhino Machina; 2 h.s. Blower Eihaust System: IS Platin, Tank, (used tor aitkat. toltf. ilr striko. silver and Connor sitting); I Rectinors: 100 Ana and 200 Am RhoMtats: 21 Nickel 24" Oval Anodes: Connor Anodes; Silver and Gold Solution: 2 Stray Booths: Oryinf Oven: 2 Tray Racks with loo Metal Screes Trays: 2 DeVilbiss Stray Suss; i a.

a. Air Ceatsrossor; Miscellaneous Snoe and Ottiee Eguipnent. AUCTION r2 COMMISSION PUECISIOiV MACHINERY TOOL ROOM EQUIPMENT PRESSES OFFICE FURNITURE ef the ROTARY MANUFACTURING COMPANY STI8 LONG BEACH AVE, LOS ANGELES TUESDAY, JULY 118:00 A.M. Enoint Lathes: Reeal LeBload. Cinsinnati.

Lnoan. ttrill Presses: Dreses Radial Drill, Excelsior. Buffalo. Delta pedestal type. Mills: Kempsiaitti All Geared A Cincinnati.

Universal. Hand Mills, Preeiaioe if Borers. Srinders: Tnewpsoa Myd SuHoco. Brown A Snarpe, Universal Tool A Cutter and Bench. Presses: Rapworth Hydroujie.

No. 2 Inelinohlo Punt. Other Completo AH Geared and Qiieea City Shapers. Do-AII and Wells Metal Ctittine Band Sw. Greh Band Filer.

Gray Double Heusinj piener. Air Compressors. Hebart Welder. Parie Shesr. Blue Print Devlnper and Prinfer.

Tool Crib: sines. Verniers. Micrometers. Surtaro Plates. Drills.

Taps. Mill Cutters. Dowel Pins. Cop Screws. Hand Drills and Grinders.

Taeeme Heart. Office Desks. Chairs. Cheek Writers. Adding Moraine, Typewriter.

Draftina Merhioe and Table. Time Clock and Rarks. Sale, Finn, Cibinets. AUCTION it 3 COMMISSION I REAL ESTATE STI8 LONG BEACH AVE, LOS ANGELES TUESDAY, JULY 1:00 P.M. TO BE SOLD FREE AND CLEAR TO HIGHEST BIDDER PRESENT 13(1 ft.

Frontage by 109 ft. Deep. Front of b'Jilllins finished in ornamental brick sbep ef steel construction. Saw-tooth roof, steel sash. 220440 power wirinf and switch panel board, rest room facilities, overhead hooters, executive office and draftiRe room finished ia redwood, peneral offices.

6000 ft. under roof. M-2 zone. AUCTION NOTICE MACHINE SHOP VremiVi GILLETTE MACHINE COMPANY 520 JACKSON STREET, BAKERSFIELD, CAL. MONDAY, JULY 710:30 A.M.

Machinery Small Twli Too tint) Sh Eauipnaat Steel m4 Bra Weidera Taal Crih Appr. 34 ACRE Estate, 10 Room Residence secluded among Lovely exclusive district located between the metropolitan along the foothill section of the Beautiful West Los Angeles -Brentwood district. 3 BEDROOMS GUESTS ROOM SERVANTS QUARTERS MODERN in every respect 5 Baths, Enclosed Patio, New G.E. Dishwasher Refuse Disposal POSSESSION: TERMS CASH OVER encumbrance. OPEN TODAY, SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M.

Like new, many dollars have been recently spent to put the property in good conditions Colored Tile Bath, Gla enclosed Tub and Shower, Metal Venetian Blinds; Close to Grammar and John Burroughs Jr. schools, Wilshire and la Brea Shopping District and Transportation. OPEN 12 NOON TODAY Possession i Terms Cash. Loon Commitment to qualified Buyer. beautiful Trees and Shrubs: city area and the beaches San Fernando Valley I rner uav cin I kt il.

FURNITURE AUCTION MONDAY, JUNE 3010:30 A.M. 1710 W. ADAMS BLVD. A. A.

FURNITURE MART From homes of many districts, including a wide assortment of medium and high erode furniture, furnishings, rugs and appliances. Something for every room and purpose. Also we will offer approximately 3000 UNUSUAL ANTIQUES Some of the most unusual pieces ef imported bric-a-brac. If you ore a connoisseur or just want something for your whatnot shelf, be sure to attend this part of our sale. MONDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M.

N. IATMAN-I. WINDSOR, Auctioneers mmmm AUCTION a'--" 20-Acre Permanent Pasture RANCH with Fine 8-Room Home 10 A.M., JULY 7 10 A.M. 11806 Magnolia Riverside Fenced and cross fenced, best ef water rights, good soil, choice location. Registered Hereford and fur.

niture also sell. Col. H. J. Caldwell, Auctioneer 320 E.

A Ontario. Ph. 612-104 NO AUCTION FRIDAY, JULY 4th INDEPENDENCE DAY Our nexf Big Auction will fee Friday, July 11, 9:30 a.m. 1848 W. Adams Blvd.

BOB SARTAIN, Auctioneer PA-2U7 I i 1 1 BIG ALU DAY i (No. 3) Bungalow on C2 Zone Corner located in the 11067 SAN FERNANDO Road. PACOIMA; Co uppiiea unica Mrnuura tct iannuav i for Further I M1LTOV J. WERSHOW NOTti We ore "Industrial 1r Anticipate Selling Tour rut. Plant AUCTION MONDAY, JUNE 30th, 1 P.M.

2 Bedrooms, Modern. POSSESSION: TERMS CASH over Ene. AMPLE Space for additional Improvements for your HOME er BUSINESS. HJIIIIIIIimillllllllllllllllillll AUCTION $300,000 VALUATION lilllllllimillllllllllllllllliM'-! 1 JUNE 30, AT 10:00 A.M. 2028 to 2090 E.

25th L.A. Trucks, Truck Tractors, Trailers, Tanks, ISusscs and Truck Parts 1 1045 Sterling Diesel. Flat Racks. Stake Trucks. Pickups and Panels.

Track Tree- 2 Br. Utility Trailers. Van Trailers, Semi-Trailers. Tank Trailers. Open Type Von Trailers.

Dump Trucks. Bomb Carrier. Tanks. 29 Pas.enoer Busses. Truck Parts.

Motors. Traasatiisioes. Rear Ends, etc. (Note: These are civilian conventional vehicles.) AUCTION 2 By Order of Hon. Hugh L.

Dickson Paul W. Sompsell, Receiver I TUESDAY, JULY 1, AT 10:30 A.M. I FOOD PROCESSING PLANT 1 Old World Foods, Bankrupt 60 Clover L.A. North en Mom St. to 1800 Bfoct, Turn Right I Bfock Vinegars.

Sauces. Dressinos. Seasonins. Herns. Spices.

Oils, Extracts. Syrups. Emery Bottles. zz Boxes. Paper Boos.

Faucets. Corks. Cops. Wrappino Paper. Drums and Barrels.

Equipment: 3 Steam-Jacketed Mixlne Tank. Filter. Heetooenirer No. S. Labelera with Motors, Hebart Else- trio Grinder.

Herb Cutter. Pumps, Mixers. Filter Tanks, ate Michael Tauber-Paol Arons Auctioneers 132 E. 9th Los Angeles. TUcker 9183 Jllllllllllinmilllimilllin If You Anticipote Seling Your Business, CoJ Us Itlirif lllflfffrf If IfllllTIf IlfeS Jftne Jf urmsiljms from Homes, Estates, Warehouses Mhg.

Breakfront. Gov. Winthrop Secretaries. Mhg. Dropleaf Ext.

Tables. Pair French Love Seats. Fair Marquise. Mhg Sheraton Highboy. Brambach Grand and Rosewood Square Pianos.

Custom-made French and Lawson Solas, Cluo and Wing-Chairs. Cocktail. Tier and Occ; Tables. Unusually-Fine and Large Asst. oi Sheraton, Louis XV, Duncan Phyfe, Chippendale, Venetian, Empire, French and Modern Dining and Bedroom Sets in Satinwood, Walnut, Maple and Bl.

Mhg. Floor and Table Lamps. Mhg. Card Table. RCA Comb.

Radios. Sterling and Plated Silver. Art Objects. China. Bric-a-brac.

Draperies. Framed and Venetian Mirrors. Ranges, Washers. Hoover, and Electrolux Vacuums, and other Household Utilities. Large Selection ot Medium Grade Furniture.

RUGS Persians. Chinese, Broadlooms, Am. Orientals, Chenilles, Wiltons, Ax-minsters in Various Sizes. Dur to pae rerfrirtion. many item are not lifted, BIG ALL DAY SALE.

COME PREPARED TO BUY! THURSDAY, JULY 3 1911 W. Adams Blvd. '000 A.M. MEDIUM GRADE FURNITURE 1:00 P.M. BETTER GRADE FURNISHINGS 00 P.M.

HUGS A. N. ABELL. AUCTIONEER SINCE 1918 Sales Conducted by A. N.

and MAURICE AE2LL PA. 4151 AUCTION FOUNDRY DIE CASTING PLANT JULY 1, 10:30 A.M. 781 E. PICO BLVD. SSUr.

I Knapp Heat Treating Furnaces. Blearer. P. Air Compressor, 32S" Baad Saws. Welders.

Grinders. Drills, Motors. Scales. Trucks, OAce Desks. Chairs.

Add. Maotu. Oravlae. Board, Supplies, etc All te bo said and MICHAEL A. LEVIN, Mdse.

REMOVED FOR TO OUR PATRONS and FRIENDS There Will Be No AUCTION SALE 87S boxes ef 1200 yards 2 ex. 1 lb. mercerized and ether cone, of Cotton Thread. 2500 gross of all kinds of Buttons in large quantities. 4500 Zippers: 8, 9.

10 inches and some 4S to 60 inches. Braids, Trimmings and Felt. 40 Dress Racks. Add. Office Desk, Chairs, Table, Shelving, Counters, Shew Cases.

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION MONDAY, JUNE 30th I P.M. 229 S. LOS ANGELES ST, LOS ANGELES WEDNESDAY, JLXY 2nd THE 4th of JULY and REMODELING BLOCK SUCH PLANS A BIG. DOUBLE, SUPER FURNITURE AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th 10 By 3IICI1AET, 31. I COMMISSION SAM BARAK, Auctioneer PA.

9111 3BC Auction At Our Gallery A.M. 1922 W. ADAMS BLVD. jf iiinrinll nwwiswio TWO SESSIONS P.M.23. SO.

VERMONT near W. 3rd AUCTIONEER niifti in TWO SESSIONS I WMh.IV SUN- MON, JUNE 29, 30, at 7i30 niLLIIURST PHARWACY TUESDAY. JULY 1st II A.M. 1954 N. HILLHURST, Lo Angeles XCCPTIONLLY CLEAN STAPLE STOCK, BRANDED DRUGS SUNDRIES Proprietory Moaicinos.

Cosmoties CIGARS CIGARETTES Pleyina Cares. Stationery, oto. To bo sold in lots te tho kiohost biddors. orodit oaa ke arransod. Inspoctioa Moaday.

June 30. 10 A.M. to P.M. It yon tenteaplato solllne will buy er soil on coassissloa. for Information Call or Write It.

ROSE.STIEL. Auctinneer FROM MANY FINE HOMES and WAREHOUSES CHINA, FURNITURE, RUGS, ANTIQUES, LACE Hundreds ot yds. asstd. Old Lace Trimmints. linens: 450 pot.

Srie-a-brae. China, Old Pressed and Cut Glass. Figurines. Haviland Dinner Set. Silver: Livmi Boom.

Bedroom, pimni Room Suites. Occasional Pieces. Lamps. Mirrors: Many Oriental and Breadleom Rues, coma early. EX.

434S 6ENERAL AUCTION OAt-LEHT a. 219 lost 4th Street Phone B. C. MITCHELL i auction 2lliaiiiiiiniii.C2l.il BQ ALL DAY FURNITURE AUCTION iiiaiiHHiiiinailiiiJj 5 July 2nd, 10 A.M. 1750 West Adams Blvd.

Tuesday, July 1st, 18:39 a.m. 968T Santa Monica Beverly Hills. Cal. 8a RADIOS RECORDSAPPLIANCES Rsdios. Records and Roeord Albums: Wosdsrs: Cookers and Hoators: Irons: Cettoo, skors; Hrat Pods- Carini Sots; Sweooors; Pressure Cookors: Elect Household Sifts: A.

Systems: Wire and Cehles: Tubes: Controls: Switrneo: Condensers: Foses: Crtis: Transformers: Vibrators- Plrkuos: Shop and Eoulpaient: Flsturee: Trutlis: 1918 Chevrolet Pitk-oe Trurk- IS4S Willys ffoord Rar: Shelylnt: Counters; Islands; Air Conditioner; Desks; Typewriter: AddreseesraRh; Mailine list. Two Weeks Accumulation ot MEDIUM AXD HIGH GRADE FURMTLRE Pianos, Refrigerators, Washing Machines and Radios of diversified qualities. 5 Space does not permit us to enumerate. 10 A.M. Medium grade furniture.

1 P.M. Better grade furniture, HER WAX OSTRIX, Auctioneer 4 P.M. Large assortment of room ana oversize rugs ana carpers. Sllllinilllllllll; HO. 212S IACI ALEXANDER.

Auctioneer SO. J125 J28 i. Znd STREET MUtuol iSSB.