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THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 26, 1938. PART DEATHS With Funeral Announcements WEATHER REPORT YITAL RECORD What's Doing TODAY OIL NEWS TODAY ME KHJ KfSS flEFJ lFOX KE! EM WE iSlu ilii iiiilni! i iTIii 1 1 fnffiln i rffiuii i iTfii i In! ilili 1 1 1 iiiil 600 700 603 900 1000 1100 GOO 1300 1400 600 DfTEXTlOX TO MARRY The following- notices of Intention to marry vera issued yesterday. Name, agt and address given: WHiEMS TTNSLEY. Tsaac.

26. 605 South Flower street; Winona 26, 411 North Vista. WOODWARD BASSETT. James 37. 923 Marco Place.

Venice; Charlotte 1... 18, 747 Va Raymond avenue. Ocean Pars, BIRTHS Names, sex, place and date of birth ALLEN. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles. Son. Hollywood Hospital. May 18. BEANS.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley. Son. Monte Sano Hospital.

May 20. BELLEFONTAINE. Mr. and Mrs. Harold.

Daughter. Methadist Hospital. May 20. BERGMANN. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert. Son. California Hospital. May 22.

CALDWELL Mr. and Mrs. Cbellus. Bon. California Hospital.

May 20. CARSON. Mr. and Mrs. Willi.

Daughter. Hollywood Hospital. May 18. FIELD. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph. Son. Doctors Hospital. May 17.

G1MBY. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick. Son.

Methodist Hospital. May 19. HOFFMAN. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert. Son. Hollywood Hospital. May 18. The information contained in the following schedule of radio programs is furnished by the stations broadcasting the programs, and The Times should not be considered responsible for errors in announcements due to failure of stations to advise of daily changes.

Ed. MACON. Edgar V. Macon. Sr.

oerviees i p.m. todsy at Fierce Brothers. 1 MaeNAUQHT. John MaeXsught. oerviees i-Tiaay at p.m.

In the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, Inc. in charge. MAROARITOtT.

May 24. Gnostoula A. Mirgaritou, loving mother of Mrs Dan Stathatos and Mrs. S. Peratis Puneral Friday at 1:30 p.m.

from the chapel of Cunningham 8c O'Connor. 1031 South Grand avenue. Funeral services at 2 m. at the Greek Orthodox Church, 1216 San Julian street. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery.

McINTURFF. Mary of 3731 Orange venue. Long Beach, aged 64 years; survived by husband, Austin P. Mc-Inturff: sister, Mrs. Walter H.

Kirk-Patrick; nephew, Dillman C. Kinsell of Long Beach: nieces. Miss Pauline Kinsell, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Wiley E. Lincoln.

Kansas City. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.m.. at the J. J. Mottell, chapel.

Third and Alamltos, Long Beach. Interment. Forest Lawn Cemetery. MEERE. Mrs.

Mamie Meere. Remains at. the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

MILLER. The funeral services of Mrs. Anna E. Miller will be held today at 3:30 P.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. MITCHELL. Mrs. Mary E.

Godard Mitchell, mother of Fred W. Godard and Mrs. Edna G. Grane. Services Friday, 3 p.m..

at Inglewood Cemetery chapel. Alvares At Moore, directors. MYERS. Rudolph Myers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge.

OLIPHANT. Miss Josephine Oliphant. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

OTHMER. Walter Bruce Othmer, loving husband of Estelle Othmer; father of Richard Othmer: son of Anna Othmer; brother of Mabel Watson and Thomas Othmer. Services Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Garrett Brothers-Robinson Mortuary, 921 Venice Boulevard, under the auspices of South Gate Lodge, No. 320, F. fc A.

M. PHELAN. Mrs. Margaret Phelan. Mortuary.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, Inc. in charge. RICHARDS. Alfred Richards. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association.

Inc. in charge. RINGER. May 24, Clara Amelia Ringer, loving mother of Mrs. Alma R.

Miller of 1504 Miramar street. Services Friday. 2 p.m., at the Armstrong Funeral Home. SCHMIDT. Late of 3799 South Hobart, Leona May Schmidt, aged- 59 years.

Services Friday, 2 p.m., at E. B. Mccormick's, 4601 Crenshaw, Interment, Inglewood Park. SIMPSON. Dwight Tyler Simpson, beloved son of Emma Simpson of Laconia, N.

H. Services Friday at 3 p.m. from Reed Brothers 721 West Washington street. STANDISH. Thomas husband of Effie M.

Standlsh; cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Standish. Services Friday. 3 B.m., at Orace Chapel, Inglewood Cemetery.

TJtter-McKinley'a Mortuary, Broadway at 42, In charge. STRONO. May 25, Edward A. Strong, hug. nana 01 Mary A.

strong. Services at the chapel of Bresee Brothers tc Gillette Saturday at 1:30 P.m. Please omit STURM. Mrs. Helena C.

Sturm. Forest Lawn- Memorial Park Association. in charee. SULLIVAN. Ansena A.

and John Sul livan. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association. In charge. SWEENEY. Mrs.

Ella J. Sweeney, at Santa Monica, oeiovea wiio 01 Eugene J. Sweeney. Services and interment. Albion, N.

Y. Moeller Ac Song, directors, Santa Monica. VERNET. Mrs. Mary J.

Vernet. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. VICKERS. Grayce M. Vlckers.

beloved wife of Earl R. Vickers. and mother of Ardath Vickers: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 8.

Fulmer; also two sisters. Services 3 p.m. today at Grace Chapel, Inglewood. Ja. McMillan, director.

WALSH. Herbert O. Walsh, tieloved hus-band of Mrs. Elsie Walsh and father of Betty Graham Walsh of 758 South Ardmore, this city. Fuceral services today et 1:30 p.m.

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

Hattie M. Whaley. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

WILKINSON. Charles C. father of Mrs. A. J.

Shaw, Mrs. H. R. Wiser and F. B.

Wilkinson. Services Friday. 3 p.m.. at the chapel of Earl V. Mater Ac Son.

WOLLAM. The funeral services of Mrs. Nettie E. Wollam will be held today at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. FUXERAL NOTICE South Gate Lodge, No. 320, P. A.

will convene at Garrett Brothers-Robinson Mortuary, 921 V.ni.. ia 1. I Friday, May 27, for the purpose of conducting the funeral ot our late brother, Walter B. Othmer. IR A P.

YOHN. W.M. M. L. GRIFFITH.

Secretary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Regardless of price, services by Pierre Brothers mean The Perfect Tribute." PIERCE BROTHERS 720 West Washington. PRespect 4158. OXLY AT FOREST LAWX is undertaking offered with every form of interment in one place, under one mansse. ment.

with one eredit arrangement. Forest Lawn Memnrial-Park Ass Inc. Telephone Cleveland 63131. CUXXIXGHAM O'COXXOR More centrally located than any mortuary in Log Angeles. Convenient to friends and relatives during business hours.

Ample parking facilities. 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVE, PR-0297. GARRETT BROTHERS-ROBLXSOX Robert B. Garrett Banning C. Garrett Paul D.

Robinsen PR-J0S9 921 VENICE BLVD. PR-1001 BRESEE BROTHERS GILLETTE tinder the personal supervision M. A. Bresee and Kenneth Gillette 119 W. WASHINGTON 8T.

PR-5U8. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 VENICE BLVD. PRoapeet 8261. REED BROTHERS CO. Myron Reed.

John Tapley, Frank Oelger 7tl WEST WASHINGTON. PR-61S1 RITPE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-0118 w. a. BKowx 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR-2011 ARMSTRONG FUXERAL HOME 1301 8. HOPE 8T. PR-0440 BRAMBLK FUXERAL HOME Reverent Christian service. Moderate price WALLACE E. WHITE FR-jm HOWARD J.

CALLANAN CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasani 8144 ROSE HILLS MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mananleum Columbarium Purposely Reeludrd, Yet Easy ef Aeeea Werkmea Mill Boad Whittles 410-17 ROSEDA I.K "cEMETER PERMANENT t'ONVENtKNT--RK A UTIFTL Cemetery, Crematory. Columbarium. Vault 1831 W. WASHINGTON. RE.

8507. "BEAUTIFUL "itOLLYWOOD" The cemetery of the Immortals. CEMETERY, MAUSOLEUM. CREMATOR 6000 SANTA MONICA BLVD. VALHALLA CEMETERY BURBANK.

CAL. Hollywood 1961. Burbank 840 Too arip for Spring flowtrtt pay irilA SKAL nn.l SMORGASBORD AT BIT OF SWEDEN" LUNCH 1 DINNI OrtM Sunirr Blvd. BR.2-2ROO 4U and frlo-a Kujflsnitlarna-KMrlen Official LOCAL OFFICR UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU, Los Angeles, May 25. (Reported bi Dalmerfleld.

meteorologist.) At o'clock a m. the barometer registered 30.04: at 5 P.m.. 39 97. Thermometer for the corresponding hours showed 52 dec, and (1 deg. Relative humidity, 5 a.m., 100 per cent; 5 p.m., 57 Der cent.

Wind. 5 a.m.. southwest; veloc ity, 3 miles; 5 p.m. southwest; velocity, 7 miles. Temperatures, highest, 74 lowest, 52 dec.

Rainfall for season. 23.43 inches; normal to date, 15.13 inches; last season to date, 22.15 Inches. WEATHER CONDITIONS High pressure' lies between the Aleutians and Hawaii (30.40 at 42 dec. north and 160 dec. west,) over the Great Basin and the Middle and Northern Rockies (Yellowstone Park 30.20.) and from the lower lakes and the St.

Lawrence Valley to the Gulf and Flor Ida (Montreal, 30.34;) low pressure lies oil the California coast (29.80 at 34 dec north and 134 dec. vest,) over Alaska, Western Canada and adjacent States (Nome, 29.48.) Results snd aitendins phe nomena: Rain over the Alaskan coast. Northern Rockies, Canadian border, the plains, Missouri, Upper Mississippi and Upper Ohio valleys, upper lakes, north eastern districts, the east coast and Flor ida; heavy, Pensacola, 2.28. Falling tem peratures over parts of the Pacific Coast the Upper Ohio and northeastern districts; warmer over middle plains, Lower Missouri and Middle Mississippi Valley little change elsewhere; ranged from 104 dec. yesterday at Imperial and Yuma to 22 deg.

last night at Coppermine, Northwest Territory. Fair, warm weather over Southern Caluornla; foggy west of moun. tains. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the United Stales Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations Max. Min.

Union Air Terminal 90 61 Corona 95 40 Culver City 66 54 Imperial 104 70 San Pedro 68 4 Avalon, Santa Catallna 66 S3 Mt. Wilson 79 62 Porterville 97 59 Riverside 98 51 8anta Ana 84 55 Santa Barbara 73 61 Long Beach 78 54 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angelei and vicinity: Fair Thursday and Friday with morning fog or low clouds; not much Chang In temperature; gentle to moderate southwest to northwest wind. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Fair and mild Thursday and Friday, but overcast night and morning; moderate westerly wind. Northern California: Fair Thursday and Friday, but considerable overcast and fog near coast; cooler Thursday in interior; gentle to moderate variable wind off coast.

Sierra Nevada: Fair Thursday and Friday, but considerable cloudiness In north ern ranges; cooler; gentle southerly wind. Sacramento Valley: Fair Thursday and Friday; cooler north portion. Thursday; southerly wind. San Joaquin Valley: Fair Thursday and Friday; cooler Thursday; northwest wind. Santa Clara and Salinas valleys: Fair Thursday and Friday, but low overcast or fog in morning; moderate temperature; northwest wind.

Southern California: Fair Thursday and Friday, but morning overcast or fog west portion; high temperature in interior; moderate west to northwest wind on coast. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Aris.) May 25. Forecast for Arizona: Generally fair Thursday and Friday; little change in temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Aria.) May 25. (Exclusive dispatch from the United States Geological Survey.) Gauge height, Colorado River, 18.78 feet.

Discharge Wednesday, 5380 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION As of a.m. AU others as of 5 p.m. precipl- Stations Hlsh Low tation AbUene 70 62 Amarillo 82 58 Atlanta 76 62 Bismarck 74 40 Boise 86 56 Boston 64 50 Buffalo 52 42 Calgary 68 48 Charleston 88 70 Charlotte 82 62 Chicago 70 50 Cincinnati 78 46 Cleveland 54 44 Dallas 78 62 Denver 72 52 Des Moines 66 58 Detroit 58 42 Dodge City 80 60 Duluth 56 40 Edmonton 76 46 El Paso B4 62 Eureka 54 46 Flagstaff 78 36 Fresno 96 64 Galveston 80 70 Grand Junction 80 52 Hatteras 82 72 Havre 80 50 Helena 76 46 Huron 76 46 Independence 88 54 Indianapolis 60 48 Jacksonville 86 68 Juneau 54 50 KalispeH 76 48 Kamloops 88 58 Kansas City 76 60 Ketchikan 54 4S T. .24 .14 .26 .01 .16 .04 Knoxvllle 74 56 Lander 76 46 Little Rock 74 58 Los Angeles 74' 52 Memphis 78 58 Miami R4 78 Milea City 74 62 Minneapolls-St.

Paul 68 46 Modena 82 44 Moorhaad 50 36 .16 .36 Needles 106 66 New Orleans 86 70 New York 66 48 North Head 48 44 North Piatt 78 54 .04 T. Oklahoma City 80 58 Omaha 76 58 Pensacola 80 66 28 Philadelphia 78 SO .28 Phoenix 102 68 Pittsburgh 62 42 .12 Poratella 78 46 Portland 86 58 Pueblo 80 50 Rapid City 74 50 .16 Redding 4 68 Reno Ho 50 Roseburg ,94 54 Roswell 84 56 Sacramento 86 58 St. Louis 78 54 Salt Lake City 84 50 San Antonio 84 62 San Diego 68 56 San Francisco 58 Santa Fe 74 50 Seattle 74 52 Spokane 86 54 Springfield. Mo 70 54 Swift Current 70 46 Tampa .90 70 .32 T. Tatoosb Island 50 46 Tonopah 82 56 Vicksburr 78 60 Walla Walls 90 64 Washington 66 48 Wichita 74 58 Wllliston 62 44 Wlnnemucca 86 44 Winnipeg 66 40 Yellowstone Park 66 38 Yuma 106 66 .06 .08 .02 KEHF Sam McKee.

10: Stearns Orch Jay Whidden's Roller Derby. 0:45. KH.I 10: Ennis KFWB Christian Science, 10; Dance Muse. 10:15. KXX News, 10: Air Mall, Ro pers 10:4.1.

KFSG Organ. 10: Hvmns. 10:30. KG F.I News, 10; Moon Magic, Cafe Casino. 10:30.

KFOX Glannlnl 10: HopU Carlson 10:45. KFAC Times News, 10; Baseball (cont,) Jack Dunn's lic.iu. KG II News, 10: Songs. Melo dies, 10:30: Rythm, 10:45. KECA Phil-Harmonia, 10.

11 p.m. to 12 Midnight KMTR Hawailans. 11; T.B.A.. 11:15. KFI Frank Trotnbar 11; Jer een's 11:30.

KMH 8 Ball Ch. Lung, 11; 11:30. KEHF, Clifford Clinton, 11; Clone Trotter. 11:15: Whldilen 11:45. KHJ liosgland's 11; Garber 11:30.

KFWIt Nile Owl. 11; Dance Music, 1 Mews, 11:41. KFVU Victor Fun House. 1l. KNX Noble's 11: Grayson's 11:15: Black Chaoe 11:45.

KFHG Texas Pals, 11; Nuggets of (od. 11:10. KGFJ News, 11; Dance, Organ, 11:30. KFOX Tin ran Alley, 11; Chlco'i 11:11: News. 11:45.

KFAC Sortino's Orch, 11. KGKK Music, 11:05. EC A Charles Hunyan, 11. After Midnight KFAC Mel Mon. KGFJ Nile Owl, 12.

11 KMPC Swing Club. KHJ Rhattsnily In Wav. 12 fct'i-n iPt.M ti 11 KX News, 12: Parker 12:13 KFtr Mai to 7 a.m. KGKK Witching Hour, 12. 1XTEXT10X TO MARRY The following notices of intention to marry were issued yesterday.

Name, age and address given: AIKEN ALLKN. Ralph 24, 7414 South Vermont avenue; Dorothy 18, lo5 West One Hunared and hintn street. ANDERoo.N Hawkins, can 2, 1223 Higniand avenue, Duarie; Dorothy 21, 8v Souin Mayflower avenue, Monrovia. ANDKtwd EASLEY. Mayward, 24, 14365 csipenor street, Cleveland neurits, Lliiabelh 2, 1V4H West tfouievara ASCHLlMAA CAk rW RIGHT.

John. J5, 645 West Eleventh street, Long beach; Lula 35, 2M Columbia avenue. BAKtR KLOCKN EH. Charles 24, 1147 Daisy, Long Beacn; claraoel 24, 2642 North Filty-lourth street, Lincoln, Neb. BELL KUTLb'DGE.

Ernest 21. 512 West Queen street, Ingle wood; Myrtle 17. 710 South Fur avenue, Ingle- wooa. BILLI WILL. Dominic 27, 11959 Per- ria avenue, itoscoe; neten 20, 120 1 wicks, nuscoe.

BUtELINE WAKt. Bernard 22, 1418 South Oxtord avenue; Valerie 20, ina ooum uxiora avenue. BLACKETi VhtiHR. Yed 22. 1201 West Maryland; Margaret 20, 2024 norwaiK avenue.

BOLL1N WALKKK. Arthur, 22, 1324 Olen. dale Boulevard; Jay, 20, 1005 Olendale Boulevard. BOUKK.E -CARRIGAN. William 24, oquo oiunora avenue, Huntingdon arg; rrauces juj iroaaway, walnut Park.

BRIGUS HODGE. Reginald 29, 235 East Eevemn street; Ellen 21, 6036 uuena vista Terrace. BRO UGH ANDERSON. Joseph 41, Nephi, Utah; Doris 26, 17 Ellery urive, can rearo. BROWN BALTANbKY.

Leo, 25, 5017 In. stitute Place; Esther, 21, o017 Instl. tuts Place. BUDDECKS HAHN. Norman 21, 114 West Fifty-sixth street; Marie 20, Dtuo Doun Aroaaway.

BULL RODMAN. Richard 8.. 25, U.8.S. Indianapolis; Leila 24, 245 Koycrou avenue, ixing iieacn. CARTIER BILLINOSLEY.

Jacques 26. 2051 Arnold street; Beulah, 28, Grape vine. CHAVE4 GOMEZ. Frank, 27, 4203 Ver dant street; Beatrice, 23, 773 South Raymond avenue, Pasadena. CHAVEZ GASTELUM.

Ygnacio 38, 323 East Washington Boulevard; Carolina, 37. 323 East Washington Boulevard. CRUM HANSEN. Isaac 41, 2643 South Marmoutn avenue: Mae 37, 2814 South Flower street. CRYER HULETT.

Edward 28, 2219 South Hobart Boulevard; Sybil 24k 1415 Walnut street, San Gabriel. DORSEY BROOKS. Dwight 33, 702 North Maple Drive, Beverly Hills; Margaret 20, 212S West Twenty-ninth street. EHRHARD8 -SPRAY. Kenneth 30, 527 Spruce street, Newhall; Mary 30, 1818 West Jefferson street.

ERICKSEN MARTINI. Robert 21, iOj south Fremont, Alhambra; Lucille 19, 1414 Stratford. South Pasadena. ENGLISH MICELLI. Freddie.

28, 162 Eleventh street, Chino; Mary, 27, 411 West street, Ontario. ETTINGHAUSEN ELLIS. George 35, 1257 Third street, Hawthorne; Nina 18, 2612 West Seventy-third street. FEW ELL TURNER. Russell 25, 282 Vallejo Drive, Olendale; Ruby 23, 1801 East Glenoaks Boulevard, Glen-dale.

FINNEY BENNETT. Thomas 21, 654J North Sweetser; Nora 20, 3526 North Griffin avenue. FREED FISHER. William, 26, 1326 Va lencia street; Fay, 21, 911 Va North Soto street. FRENCH WILLIAMS.

William 28, 820 South Lorraine; Helen 27, 4201 Seventh avenue. FRIELDS HUDSON. Cornelius 25, Downey Hotel, Downey; Berneice 26, 459 South Peck Drive, Beverly Hills. FOSTER McKENNON. Carl, 25, 5908 Rugby avenue, Huntington Park; Frances, 30, 2954 Missouri street, South Gate.

OARREN RYGH. Gerald. 23. 7819 Walnut Drive: Arlean, 21, 7819 Walnut Drive. GERLOSKI ROGERS.

Gene 42, 418 Maine avenue, Long Beach; Muriel 36, 208 Daisy avenue. Long Beach. HALSEY THORNBURG. Wallace 20, 1332 Lamaine street; Juamta 20 1331 Va Olendale Boulevard. HARMON HAMLIN.

Albert 28, 1502 South Second avenue, Arcadia; Catherine 23, 262 South Covina Boulevard, Bassett. HART8INCK DUNCAN. Adriaan A. 21, Zeist, Holland; Janice 19, 1023 Cole avenue. HARVEY McLURE.

Elwood 24, 308 Rosecrans, Manhattan Beacn; Natalie 21, 1307 Ines Place. Venice. HEIL REICHERT. Edward 8 56, 218 East Ninety-second street; Ida 34, 218 East Ninety-second street. HOY SH ELL.

Charles 41, 449 Euclid avenue; Margaret jji Twentieth street, Santa Monica. IRISH HEBERLINO. Cullen 48, 719 North Edgemont street; Lois 31, 150 Mulrfleld Road. JACOBS JONES. Arthur 21, 4200 Zamora avenue; Wilms 18, IJti; South Hooper avenue.

JOHNSON PARKER. George 31. 207 South Lake street, Pasadena; verna 27. 207 South Lake street. Pasadena.

KASPER McWHIRTER. Edward, 29, 646 North Juanua avenue; Eva 28, 625 North Juanita avenue. KXAPPER AVERBOOK. Joseph 25, 1226 South Boynton street. Olendale; Lillian 24.

127 South Berendo street. LEHMAN McDEVITT. Milton 21. 3305 West Sixty-sixth street; Janice 20, 1836 South Highland avenue. LESTER NYSTROM.

Archie 28, 1716 Norm Edgemont; Madeline 23, 1210 South Lake street. LORANGER BLODGETT. Philip 39, 1879 Vt West Vernon avenue; Mary 38, 1579 Writ Vernon avenue. LUERA RAMIREZ. Santiago.

28, 2523 Eleventh street. Riverside; Lux, 18, 4o ouin eevemn, voiton. MAGEE DREXEL. Robert 34. 515 Sixteenth street, Santa Monica; Muriel 21, 503 Sixteenth street, Santa Monica.

MARK HALTINER. Carl F.p 28, 356 South Bunker Hill; Bertha, 29, 676 Coronado street. MASHEECO SAULT. Jack 22, 459 East One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street, Hawthorne; Marlorie 22, 309 East Two Hundred and Twentieth street, Torrance. MAYNARD LEIOHTON.

Ross 36. 1923 Eighteenth, Santa Monica: Ines, 24, 1623'i West Twenty-first street. MAYS DK ARNAZ. Leslie 35. Naval Training Station, San Diego; Kathryn 33.

428 South Union avenue. MONTGOMERY SIMS. William 23. 3855 South Flower Drive; Dorothy in. Z17 west Avenue 33.

MORRISON WHITE. Charlea 8 21, 4334 Homer street; Msry 18, 1537 North avenue i. M0NSON BAGLEY. Willard 25. 1051 North Spauldinc avenue; Julane, 20, 1U3 North uoraon street.

riORO JARRETTE. Sam 8.. 22. 622 West Eighth street, San Pedro: Emilia L. 18, 5240 Avalon Boulevard, Wilming ton.

ODETTE DIONNK. Francla 34. 106 East Indigo street, Compton; Made line 21, 3130 Redwood avenue Lynwood. OLIVER SA BELLA. I.ourle, 27, 725 East Fifty-fifth street: Rosa, 20, 1116 East Srventy-stxth street.

PAYNE LAREY. Broadus 34. 928 Eighth Place: Lexa 20, 1013 la west Kigntn street. PEAVEY HARTLEY. Robert.

22. US 9. Salt Lake City; Norma, 19, 1416 West Olympic Boulevard. PRITCHARD OARDNKR. Charles Hr, 31.

Route 1. Box 679. Canosa Park; Vir ginia 21, 532 South Ardmore ave. RULLY LEWIS. Bernard 24, 4906 South Eleventh avenue; Margaret 20.

1929 West Forty-first Place. RICK 8CHOOLEY. Myron 24, 6347 Fountain; Maxlne 23, Route 2, Box 196. Compton. F1CHARDS STUCL1FFB.

John 22, 8768 South Zamora avenue; Georglna 20. 87AR south zamora avenue, RIVERA ORTIZ. Phillip 30. 2215'a Artemtia Place. West Los Angeles; Lo retta.

19, 2205 Federal avenue, West Los Angeles. RIZUTG HUNTER. Leo. 30. 3634 Long wood avenue; Dorothy 22, 2278 'a West Twenty-eighth street.

ROBl ARAUJO. Jesus J. 39. 1561 En it One Hundred and Bisteenth street, Wlllowbrook; Lupg 30, 3.16 East One Hundred and Seventeenth street. Wlllowbroox.

SALVA1L MUS8EY. Hector 30, 1922 North Verduao, Olendale; Mrle, 25, 642 West Thirty-second street. STOCK NELSON. Jacob 27. Bailey Auto Camp, Sunset Beach; Grace 23.

1494 Writ Fnrty-nlnth street. TANIOOSHt SHITARA. William, 26, 1632 Maltman avenue; Mlsao 24, 1014 East Twentieth street. TANOUAY HANSEN. Norman 25, 737 North Dillon street; Rita 22, 7616 L-Herthon street.

Tiuunsa. VALI.ONE JOREY. Josslppl. 26. 1826 New Enalaul avenue; Lucils 45, 186 New England avenue.

VICK BARKLEY. Orvllle 30, 11136 Purton, Hoscoe; Lola 18, 11039 Kims street. North Hollywood. YAKKLEY ROY8TON. Leon, 47.

112J West Sixth street: Marian JC 33, 1422 unuin van Ness avenue. WAONC.R BLEAK. Willard L. 30, Kemper street; Amanda, 22, Para gnnah. Utah.

WALI.EN BEYER. Alex, 35. 1606 Wt Thlrty-elahth Place; Ruth, 21, 2851 Pnmmae avenue. WARREN WOOD. Nell T.

31. NalllsvllU. Dorla 19, 811 South San P'dro street. WtlHS Walter 24. 70.15 Mnuntaln View avenue.

Htintlnitnn Park; Helen 37, 6322 West Bout- Vsrrt WILLARD SPANN. Jew 31. 1654 F.srt One Hundred ana Ninth street: Ca'h erme 17, lsoo rs( On Hundred Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery open daily, except Monday, 1:15 and 4:30 p-m to those holding admission cards, obtainable by telephone BLan-chard 72324. San Francisco Golden Gate International Exposition model, Ambassador Hotel lobby, 10 a.m.

to noon, and 2 to 5 p.m. Free placement California ex hibit, State Exposition Building, Exposition Park, open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Vednes day, 10 a.m. to noon, and Sundays, 2 to 5 p.m.

Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays. Griffith Observatory, 'week days, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., planeta rium demonstrations, 3 and 8:30 p.m.

Sunday and holidays, 2 to 11 p.m.: planetarium demonstra tions, 2:30, 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. Tel escope free to public on clear nights from dark to 10:30 p.m. Southwest Museum exhibit, Highland Park, 1 to 5 p.m., except Mondays. Municipal Art Commission ex hibit, twenty-fifth floor, City Hall, 3 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Federal Art Projects, exhibit of oil paintings, water colors and sculpture, 1638 Temple street. 1:30 to 5 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Philanthropy and Civics Club, i 14 19 South Wilton Place, 9:30 a.m. Hollywood Kiwanis Club, meet ing, 6525 Sunset Boulevard, noon.

Joint Engineering Societies, luncheon, Biltmore Hotel, noon. Mercersburg Academy Alumni Association, luncheon, Mayfair Hotel, 12:15 p.m. writers' Round Table, annual election, Hollywood Hotel, 6:30 p.m. wia auu a aiiv-y uvvj viuus dmner-meeting, 309 West Fourth street, 7 p.m. "Indians of Southern Califor nia," historical lecture by E.

F. Walker, Central Library, 7:30 p.m. OBITUARY Edward A. Strong Edward A. Strons.

82 vears of age, died yesterday at his home, 637 West Fifteenth street. He was a member of the Society of Colonial Wars and Sons of ths American Revolution. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary Strong, and a brother, Theodore Strong of New York. Funeral services will be conducted at the Bresea Brothers Gillette Mortuarv.

850 West Washington Boulevard, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. James B. Hosick Masonic funeral services for James B. Hosick.

57-vear-old drv goods company sales executive wno aien Monday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Pierce Brothers Mortuarv. leaves his widow, Mrs. Ethel JL lioslck. Edgar V.

Macon, Sr. Funeral services for Edgar V. Macon, 74-year-old retired oil company official who died Tues day, will be conducted this after noon at Pierce Brotheqs Mor tuary. He leaves his widow, Ruth B. Macon.

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ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL 6 iraves. center, near orian. OX-8240. BOYS-GIRLS (13 to 20) Do This For Ugly Surface PIMPLES Doctor's Formula Costs Only 351 Don't be humiliated by a far blntrhed with unairhtly, externally caused pimples and blackheads. Not when you can put power fully soothing, antiseptic LIQUID Zem oa ths job.

Zemo (original formula of Dr. J. R. Rose) rontaina 18 different effeetiv medicinal In gredienta that's why it sn speedily relieves) that tormenting itrhing, burning and sore nees and atarta right in to help Natur pro. mots fatttr healing.

Even casea other products didn't help ra port amating prompt resulta with Zemo. Stainless, inn'siWe Irave liquid Zemo oa day and night all while It beneflta surfsr pimples, vesema symptnma, ringworm and other annoying akin irritations. Only 854. Real aevera cases may need the $1.25 Extra Strength. At all leading drug store MM KMJPA Mini bow WMM'iMiimSlfer Continued from 17th Page that the Continental-Seaboard shot, which is not far from the scene of the old Main Oil Company blowout, ought to puncture the Eocene formation at approximately 12,000 feet TWEXTl'-XIXE TERMITS Although many oil operators recently resolved to curtail drilling operations as much as possible te-stem the tide of overproduction, the State Oil and Gas Supervisor issued twenty-nine permits to drill new wells during the week just closed.

Of these the Union Pacific Railroad took out six for wells in the Wilmington field. The list of permits Indicated General Petroleum's return to the El Capitan field after a period of idleness there. Burnoel petroleum also obtained a permit to drill Elsie No. 1 at El Se-gundo. Continental is launching its wildcat on La Laguna rancho in Santa Barbara county, and Barnsdair returns to Gato Ridge to drill Tognazzinni No.

3, while Ohio Oil starts a new job in the Canal field. SLIGHT DECREASE According to the American Petroleum Institute the total production of crude oil in California for April amounted to barrels, an average of 721,581 barrels per day. This was a decrease of 2332 barrels per day under March production. Total stocks of crude and all products in Pacific Coast territory increased during the mn.th 2,509,656 barrels. The total stocks at the end of the month were 144,969,282 barrels.

The total stock increase for 1938, up to April 30, was 16,929,035 barrels. Eighty-nine wells were completed during the month with an initial daily production of barrels, compared with eighty-two wells completed during March with an initial production of 90,290 barrels. PRODUCE MARKET Br WVTJnited Statu Department of Agriculture Tradinf was fair. ASPARAGU8 Per pound: Delia. 4ff5: local select.

77V: extra fancy. ft'6'i: fancy. 54SA! choice. 3'4Vt: crook. Ban Ditto county, extra fancy.

8j6'-j; fancy, 55l; choice. 3'44; Porterville and Reedley. select, 8'49: extra fancy, Ha8: fancy. 6'; choice, S5'i: crooks, 3'4i Firebaugh, Dos Palos, select, hftS'i; fancy. 3'iS: Perris Valley, extra fancy, fancy.

choice, 3. CANTALOUPES Imperial Valley, Jumbo S6s-45s, 3.5O6I4.O0: standard 45a, 3.250 3 50: pony 45s. 2.25S2.50; pony 45s. 2.00 62.25; flats, 12S-15S, 1.25 CP 1.50. CELERY Local Utah type, 22 In.

half Crates, 60Jt75: best, 80: ordinary, 40; hearts In small crates, 75 l.OO: Golden self-blanchlna. local 24 1.25W1.35; 32 l.OO; hearts In small crates, 50 to 65. CHERRIES Sacramento Valley and Rtockton district. Chapman and Bur-banks, 45; best, 8 pound; Tartarians, 5 best. 8-pound flats, 75W85; 15-pound, 1.25 1.35; Sacramento Valley Rivers, pound, CORN Coaehell a Valley Golden Bantam, flats dozen.

55675; best, 85; lugs 3-3' dozen, 7585; best, BO; No. 2s. 239 50; white, lugs 3 dozen, best, 756 80; No. 2s, 35 40. CUCUMBERS San Diego county, flats, 1 65 1.85; No.

2s, 9001.00: Laguna Beach, flats, 1.85: local, lugs. 2.50. LETTUCE Guadalupe and Santa Maria, dry. pack 4s, 2 00 crate: Sa, 1.65 A 1.75; 6s. San Luis OblsDO 4s-5s.

1.75 185; Salinas 4s, 2.25: 5s. 1.852.00; local loose, ordinary, 35350 crate. PEPPERS Coachella Valley California wonders, best, 10013; fair. 9 pound No. 2s, 56: Florida.

10ri 12; Coachella Valley green chili, 16618; yellow chili, 18420 pound. POTATOES Kern county TJ. 8. No. 1 tVhitt Rose.

1.30?1.35 per 100-pound sack: 85 per cent U. S. No. 1. 1.10; com mercials.

75685: egg size. 5065: lugs. 40 45: local British Queens, lugs, 35W40; Idaho Russets, U. 8. No.

1, 2.10 per 100- pound sack. STRAWBERRIES Local Klondike. trays, 1.254(1.35; best, 1.40; second year rrno. l.OO: Ban Diego county, 1.15a 1.35: best. 1.40: Oregon plums.

Fresno, 70ft 85: Sacramento. 7590: Lindsay, B5W l.OO; Antoa Rubys, BOW1.00; Watsonvllle Nich Ohmers. 1.1SW1.35: Dorsels, l.OOW 1.25; Banners, 1.00 81.15; Oregon plums. 901.10. TOMATOES Imperial Valley, crates 9s, 1.25&1.40; 12s, 1.10i125; 16s.

70085: flats. 8x5a and 5x8s, 90100; best, 1.15: Hxlm. 8.S1U1I OO: 7x7s. 70 If 80: 7x8s. BOW 75: loose lugs, 45 ft 50; Holtville 9s, 1.350 1 50: best.

1 75 6 2 00: 12s. 1.2501.40: best 150 1.65; 16s. 751.00; flats, 5x5a and Ax6a. 1.2SH1.35: best. 1.80; 6x7s, 1.00 1 10: bast, 1.2O01.3O; 7x8s, 75; best, 90; Coachella Valley.

9s. 1 401.50; beat. 1.75 12s, 1.2591.40; 16s, 75 100: flats, 6x5s and 5xs, 1.2511.40; best, 1.50; 8x7s. 1.00 i l.25; 7x8s, 75; best, 90. AVOCADOS Fuertes.

good quality, 17 18: large mostly 16: rlpes low as per nminri: MiMDiiu. 7ff8: Dickinsons. 7 9: Nabals mostly 10; rlpes low as Dut- tons and Spinks mostly a pouna. LEMONS Per box: Local fancy 300s. 4 24 50: loose, best.

2 00 0225 fair, 1.35 (if 1.50; few 1.65; small, l.OOtf 125. npAVGES Per box: Local fancy navels, 100s-17s. 2.50W2.75; Valencias, 2.00 1 9V lnnu. choir and orchard run. navels, best.

1.6541.75; standards, 1.25W 1 50; Velenrlas, 1.100 1.25; stand rds. 85 1.00. LIVESTOCK WVU. 8. Department ef Agriculture LOCAL MARKET 1 CATTI.E Receipts, 1000; fairly active nrf ullv ateadv: snota 1015 hlsher, duality considered; medium to good light fed steers, 8 good to choice led ateera to 1100 pounds quoted to 9.00 or above: two loads 734-pound short fed Imperial yearling steers, 7.60: grass steers.

6.75W7.25; Mexicans. 8.508.25; grass heifers to 8.75: cows, 8 000 5.50; odd head to 5 85 and atrlctly good quoted 6 00 or possibly above; cutter grades, 3.259 A an? hulls in 8 50. CALVfcS Receipts. 300; actlva and trong; veslers, 7.0009.75; Odd lota. 1000 7 004)6 50: choir light weighii quoted to 9.00 or above; few lots, 6.50 Receipts.

300: less active, but tnnstly stead, grain feds, 9.45(i'9.75: top 9.75; train finished locals, 9 0009.40 heavies down to 7.50; sows, 6.2567.00 feeder Pisa. 8.5008.80. eiHKttp Receinis. 300. All shorn year lines unsold.

Good to choice spring lambs nominally quoted around 7.00 7.50. OUTRIDE MARKETS VI 9S tlt fTI DenaYt neitt of A.rlrulturel-Horn. 15.000. lnrlud ln 4500 direct; moderately active, 10 to 15 cent hiaher than Tuesday averate tv hulk innd and choice 170 to 'JW Bound. 8 658.85; 270 to 325-pound, 8 50 I 8 85: 110 to lao-ponnd, II 250 9.75; good 350 tn 850-nound packing sows, 7.6007 90; smooth hiitrher kinds to 8.15; heavy rough sows.

7.50 down. rtti. 7000: ca ves. 1200; choice and mime fed steers and ytarllni opening elnw. ateadv: esrlv top weiahtf steers, mini nnmi ntTerinn held above 10.75 lisht helfera, 10 00; medium and good grari steers at well as erlint 10 to 15 rente higher; hellers fully steadv; cos imik to 15 rents hiaher; bulla to IS rents lower at 7.00 down and vealera Vnrhansed at 10 00 down, Kheeo, 6O00.

Including S300 direct: let rw.rf rlinned lambs el mm to 15 rent nmt hiaher-. too. 7 75: bulk. 6 75 7 40; spring Inmhs scarce; todsv trade Slew dinned lambs arnk lower: good to choir kinds 7 15 01.50; best held nigh en sheep sleaflv. A NX A A flTY.

Ms 9.1. Hoss. SOOO tnnH 10 renls hlg.ier: stints urt more on fct.vlea: lop 8 50. nd to fholre 10 to riwi.pniinrt, 9 409 6 50; 270 to 333-pound, KFWB Matinee, Myrt Marge, Rollo 2:30: Dr. Friendly, KFVD Radio Poets Club, Shanks Mils 2:45.

KXX Judv Jane, 2: Catallna Is lander, Dairy Maid, Air Mail Award. KRKD Music, In My Solitude, Music, 2:45. KGFJ News, Air Mail, Strings, 2:45. KFOX Christian Science, Songs, 2:15: Philosopher. 2:30.

KFAC L. A. Jr. College, Hawaiian, 2:15: Records. 2:45..

KG ER Bachelor. Melodlt on Wax. 2:30. KECA Classic Hour. 3 to 4 p.m.

KMTR Oil Talk, Music, 3:15: Mem or ips 3:30: Studio Chanel. 3:45. KFI Easy Aces, Lost Persons, Mario Cozzio, News, 3:45. KM PC Siesta Time, KM.ru ensem ble, Khytnms, Dr. arieg-leb.

3:45. KKHE News, Varieties, Tea Dansant, Dlsunguisnea uuesis, 3:45. KHJ Fern. Fancies, 3:30. KFWB Clover Kerr, Hilltop House, 3:15: Musical KFVD News, Music, Fundamental Church, 3:30.

KNX Songs for You, Radio Stars, communist i-ariy, o.ou; 3:45. KRKD Music, News, U.S.C. Talk, Hawailans, 3:45. KGFJ News, Hillbilly, Melo- die, 3:30. KFOX A Word to Wives, At the Theater, 3:30.

KFAC Concert Hall. 1 hour. KGKR P. Dean, 3:05: Melodie on Wax, 3:30: Scherzer 'mo, KECA Dorothy Mackenzie. Social Relations, fcivira Kios, Day By Day, 3:45.

4 to 5 p.m. KMTR City High Lights, Johnny Marvin, cnapei tiour, KFI Rudy Valle Show, 1 hour. KM PC Violin Pictures, Radiograms, Tea Dansant, express, 4:45. KEH Harper's Oil Man, rain, insiruuieuiaiuiio, 4:45. KHJ Wallensteln's Orch Radio Campus, Fulton Lewis, 4:45.

KFWB Bert Flske, Musical, 4:15. KFVD Amer, 4: Records, Tnllc d'Mfl- up Morizon. 4:43. KNX Fletcher Wiley, Judy Jes ters. 4:30: Boake carter, 4:0.

KRKD Music. Records, 4:15. KJFJ News, Organ, Owen's urier KFOX News, Music, Health Talk. 4:30: Music, 4:45. KFAC Melodies, Our Times, Shrine 4:4.

KGKR News, Salon Serenade, Monitor News. 4:30: Ranch Kids. 4:45. KECA Boys Week. Trio, Busi ness uuieau, news, tio.

5 to 6 p.m. KMTR Saddle Pals, 5. FI Good News of '38. KMPC Ensemble, Rhythm Masters, 10; jvieioaies, KKHK Ltirkv Stars. 6.

KHJ Meet a Friend, Johnson Fam ily, The coacn, urpnaa Anntp. 5:45. KFWB Cooper Twins, Mountain iviiikic. itesori xeiioii. b.w.

KFVD News, Lady Make Believe, Records, 5:30. KNX Major Bowes, 5 1 hour. KRKD Rio Grande Riders, 6 4 llace Results, Venn Taylor, 5:45. KG K.I News, Dance, Rangers, KFOX Music. 5: Tune Guessing.

5:45. KFAC Christian Science, House of Fulfillment, Whoa Bill, 6:30. KGKR Estrada 5:05. KECA Toronto Symph. Orch, 1 hr.

6 to 7 p.m. KMTR Saddle Pals, Pension Plan, EH Music 1 hour. K.MPC Music, News, Nltt Let- ter, two. V. News, 6: Blue Room, Sports, Books, 6:45.

KHJ J. B. Hughes, Phantom Pilot, KFWB News. Music, fanfo- ran ftneea. 6:30.

KFVI Records, Clifford Clinton, KNX Essays in Music, Americans Bf Wnrk KKKI) Round Table Discussion, Sanuella Records, 6:45. KGFJ News, Sports, Selvln's 6:45. I News, Saddle Tramps, Hal Nichols, 6:30. KF'AC Times News, 6: Radio News, Unity Viewpoint, Aunt KGKK News, 6: Lowell Weeks, Music, Journal, 6:45, KECA Armstrong vs. Ross, Fight, 6.

7 to 8 p.m. KM Corrlere Dell Aria, Make Believe Ballroom, 7:30. KFI Amos 'n' Andy. Detective Stories, Preview, 7:30. KKHE C.

E. Clinton, Strollln' Tom, News, Stearns 7:45. KHJ Singing Strings. China Relief The Green Hornet, 7:30. KFWB Musical Prog, Shorts, Calif.

Pension, 7:30. KNX Scattergood Balnes.7; Screen-scoops, Kate Smith. 7:301 hr. KKKI) News, Music, Do You Know? 7:30. KFHG Baptism, 7:45.

KG F.I Salinas Spanish. Hour, KFOX Rusty Jones, Questions, Musical Program, 7:30. KFAC Jlmtnie Allen, 7: Severl Ensemble, Mrs. Ballard, ouniy, KGKK Music, Chago Rodrlgo, 7:15: Jananese News, KECA Rhutnna Elsra Schal- lert, Foreign iraue, gju. 8 to 9 p.m.

KMTR Make Believe Ballroom, Col. Neblett, Talk, KFI King Cowboy, 8: Standard Svmi.h ITnnr. hour. K.MI'C Messianic World Message, The Snortsman. KKHK Ross and Wings of Song, linger a ine Oil Scout, 8:45.

K1I.I Dick Tracy, Childs Arden 8:45. KKWH Outdoor Kenorter, Everting Melodies, 8:30. KNX Kate Smith Calling All Cars, 8:30. KFSG Baptism (eont.) KG K.I News, Band, Air Mail, N'45 KFOX A Time When, Fishing, Mnmli In 8:30. KF'AC Johnny Murray, Baseball.

8:15 to 10:30. KGKK Hoyo 8:05. KKCA Univ. Explorer. 8: Owens Grant's 8:30.

9 to 10 p.m. KMTR Hawaiian, News, Mon- toya KFI Mutch of Time, Bottle Boys, K.MI'C Paradise Tonight, Bronze a Capella, News, 9:45. KKHK Negro Hour, 0. a a a a i- X-Ai rWil O'l Maclrlffuera Don't DeJieve It P'4f KFWIU-Sweet Low, News, Musical, 11:4.5. KNX I'rvor's 9: Let's Celebrate, Oich KF'SG G.

Peritnan. 8:30: Preacher It tin. Kkcntliv 0:45. KGF.r News, fl; Shopping, Now Then, :30. KFOX Music, fl; Treasure Chest, News, Swing, 8:45.

KV KGKR Dr. Mkhelson, Swing Muslo, 9:30 KKc. Thompson's Foreign Trade Week, B.30. 10 to 11 p.m. KMTR Chapel ftttlrtv, 10; nosenbloom, Knickerbocker Varieties, 10.30; T.B.A., 10:45.

KFI News, 10: Meet Borne Teople, 10-15; Martin 10.10. KMPC King's 10: mrg Shots, 10.15; 6mphony of Stars, 10,30. Before 8 a.m. KMTR Calif. Theater, 5.

KFI Jack Kay, News. Going Places, Church, 7:45. KM PC SundlaL Bible Fellowship, Morning Express, 7. KKHE Musical Clock, 6. KH.1 Rise Shine, News, 7:45.

KFWB StU. Wilson, 6:30. KFVD Spanish, Jubilee, 7:15. KXX Sunrise Salute, Morning Melodies. 7:45.

KRKD Doug Douglas, News, nonar Dmielas. 6:45: News. 7:45. KGFJ Spanish Hour, Clock Watcher. 7.

KFOI El Despertador, News, Healtn aliC KFAC Talking Timepiece, The Kangers, KG KR Farm, Maurice Johnson, 6:30: Aubrey Lee, KKCA Ensemble, Financial, Larry Larson, to 9 a.m. KMTR Birthdav. 8:30. KF1 O'Neills, News, mree Korneos, KM PC Music, Dr. Reynolds, 8:45.

KKHK News, Hymns, Hornet News, Music, 8:45. i KHJ Happy Timers, Haven of Kesr, KFWB News, Musical, 8:15. KFVU Jubilee (conc KXX Rhythmaires, Keeping Fit. Helen Trent, uur ual Sunday. 8:45.

KKkl) Music 8: Detective. 8:30. News, Quan's sonetest. About Time, Songs, Health fi-')n. A Ha fi45 KFAC Chnrcii, 'Mirahdy, Mil dred Lager, KGKK Mizpab, 8:15: Music, 8:45.

KKCA Time for Tnouent, Griifin, i arm Home, 8.M. 9 to 10 a.m. KMTR Anniversary Gu8 Jim. 9:30: Buy KFI Jean Ellington, Mrs. Wlggs, John's Other Wife, Plain Bill.

9:45. i KM PC Nine o'clock Melodies, Top Tunes, News, Morning KKHF Continental Melodies, Health, Clifford Clinton, Down Groove. 9:45. KHJ Happy Gang, Norma Young, 9:30: Counsellor. 9:45.

i KFWB Dr. Reynolds, Musical, 9:30: Merrie Tunes. 9:45. i KFVD Dr. Reynolds, News, Dr.

Reynolds. 9:30: Records. 9:45. KXX Betty, Bob, Hymns, untnm Daugnter, vauant Laay, 9:45. i KKKI Meredlty Detective, Music, 9:15: U.

S. Weather. 9:30: Music. 9:35. KG News, Swing, Youngs waltz.

KFOX Meditations, Health Talk, Music, News, 9:45. KFAC Meditations, Dr. McCoy, oreananues, KGKK Gospel. Music, 9:45. KKCA farm Home, News, Glenn Darwin, 9:45.

10 to 11 a.m. KMTR Waltz Time, 10; Prud. Penny, Music, Styles, 10:45. KFI Bridge Club, 10; Rhythm, Mve.rprv' rhpf 10:4.1. KM PC Shop, 10; Musical Brevities, 10:30.

KKHK Melodies, 10; Hazel Blair, Andy ana Dr. Martin. 10:45. KHJ Woman's World. 10: Pay For Seat, 10:15: Home Town, Woman's World, 10:45.

KFWB Music, 10; Dr. Cook, Grady Cantrell, Music, 10:45. KFVD Music, 10: Buddy Harris, Vo- I 'i IH 1U.1J U111U11 IV11HS11J11. XU.OU. KNX Big Sister, 10; Aunt Jenny, 10; mumoia oaion j.u:ou; laxes, 10:45.

KKKI) Taliwaiians, 10; Music, fnuuocK tiasnes, KG News, 10; Trumbaur'f 10:15: E. Brackett, 10:30. KFOX Gods Hour, 10: Brevities, 10:30: Saddle Tramps. 10:45. KFAC Ann Cook, 10; Music, A.

Jr. Colleee. 10:30: Church. 10:45. KG Kit News, 10; Music.

Organ, ltJMU. KKCA Fran Ellison, 10; Let'8 Talk Health Education, John ny Johnson, 10:45. 1 1 a.m. to 12 Noon KMTR Christian Science, 11: Oldies but Goodies, Stock KFI Yountr's Family. 11: Ma Perkins.

vie baue, uuiuing KM PC Dr. Talbot. 11: Varieties. 11:30. KKHE Music, 11; Pantry, Vio lin, iimu: serenade.

11:4,1. KHJ Strings, 11: Leo Fuld, 11:15: 11 in. I Cmc.1t 1 I'iC VV A LI KFWB Music, 11; Music, Mu sical, li KFVD News, 11; Music, Shop, 1 1 ju. KXX Mary L. Taylor, 11: Peggy Tudor 11 -IS- FlptcVior VVilPV 11 KKkl) Drama, 11; Music, News, Concert Miniature.

11:45. KGFJ News. 11: Dr. Wiseman. 11:15: Tucker's W.P.A.

Con cert. 11:45. KFOX Songs, 11:15: Rhythms, xsews, wiyinms oi me) Day, 11:40: Chatter. 11:50. KFAC Man on St.

11: Walts Time, 11:30: Mr. Fixlt 11:45. KGKK Almanac, Music, 11:30. KKCA Medical 11; Adam, Eve, congress, ii.w, 12 Noon to 1 p.m. KMTR Al Jarvls.

121 hour. KFI Ann Warner. 12; Mary Marlyn, Hughesreel, Dr. Kate, KM PC Luncheon Music, 12; News, Noon Airs, Mona Content. 12:45.

KKHK News. 12; Range Riders, i i mora union. niiauay Melodies. 12:45: News. 12:55.

Kil Ed Fitzgerald, 12; Norman Nes- bltt, Agriculture, 12:30. KFWB Noon High Lights, 12; Mayor Shaw, Musical, 12:30. KFVD Air Editor, 12; Music. 12:30. KXX Mvrt Marge, 12: Klttv Kellv, Hilltop House, Women's Forum, KKkl) Mountaineers, 12: Music, Tropical Islanders, 12:45.

KGFJ News, 12; Dancing, Drifters. 12:30: Let's Dame. 12:45. KFOX News, 12; 12; George Strange, Interview, 12:25: Car Unnrll Gazing, Amer. Legion band, KFAC News.

12; Boy's Week, Band, Hecords, 12:45. KGKK Music, E. l.ocev, 12:35. KECA Dept. of Agriculture, 12: Know Your Child, Matinee, 12:30.

1 to 2 p.m., KMTR Church'. 1: O. Hlehlev. 1:30. KFI Bennett Wolverton, 1: Benno ItabinotI, Reserve, Gal-llcchlo's 1:45.

KM PC Major League Baseball, 1. ChHnslor's Kd Brackett, Kill Country Editor. 1: Martin Bti' rnndt, gongs, -Discovering M'ttoois. Miesta, KFWB (i. Allison, 1: Music, 1:30.

KFVD News, Woodv Iu. 1:30 KXX Houseboat, Wife Saver, Klttv Keene. 1:30: Ma Perkins. 1:45. KKKD Oulz, Music, Edgar hick, ivewa, inn.

KGFJ News, Swing, Varieties, KFOX Cahalleros, George Strange, Tunes. 1:45. KFAC Heliifious Hclence, Rortlno's 1:1.1: tiood Cheer, Church, 1:45. KG Ell News. 1:15: Trln.

1:30. KKCA Foreign Trade Week. School of Broadcast, Classic Hour, 1140 lii ncuira. 2 to 3 p.m. KMTR Pantaella Do You He-member.

2:30: Varieties. 2 45. KFI Stella Dallas. Csndld Ldy, nnmrnii KMIM' Ma lor league flasehslMcont) Ml Listen iJidles. Chamber of Commerce, tempos of Today, 2:45.

KIM Perns Dean, 2 Community Hall, tt.io mis v.ray nunu, a.tj. HORTON. Mr. and Mrs. Byron.

Daugh- ier. aietnooist Hospital. May 21. JARRETT. Mr.

and Mrs. George. Son Bon-Air Hospital. May 22. LEvINE.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice. Son. meinoaist Hospital.

LOA. Mr. and Mrs. John. Son.

Bon-Air nospitai. May 22. MUIR. Mr. and Mrs.

Kaye. Son. L. A. Lying-in Hospital.

May 19. NESMON. Mr. and Mrs. Mack.

Daughter. Lincoln Hospital. May 22. PEASE. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack. Daughter. Bon-Air Hospital. May 17.

QUINN. Mr. and Mrs. James. Daughter.

Doctors Hospital. May 15. RASCON. Mr. and Mrs.

Armand. Son. Hollywood Hospital. May 19. ROBERTS.

Mr. and Mrs. Gaston. Son. Doctors Hospital.

May 15. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALLEN. Louise against George W. BOHN. Edith L.

against Ray W. BRANT. Nova G. against Forrest DeW. BERRY.

Neil C. against Fay. BOWEN. Raymond E. against Virginia A.

BRANT. Jean E. against Howard G. BURNS. Alice against Robert A.

BUTT. Margaret against Stuart. CULBERTSON. Dorothy M. against H.

M. DAvis. nertna N. against Dewey. DONNELLY.

Ruth against Mark EARLEY. Ola Mae against Arthur R. GARBOVAZ. Allie R. against Carl F.

GROSHAW. Doris against G. W. HAFFNER. Thelma M.

against La Verne H. HEALEY. Don R. against Mary Jane. HUNT.

Jewell against Robert. IRVINE. Florence E. against Ernest H. ISHAM.

Asa against Marian JUROVTCH. Mary K. against George. KEGLOVICH. Helen against Albert.

KROE3SEN. Sara O. against Maurice J. KURTHY. Ethel L.

against Alexsnder 8. LYONS. Anne K. against James H. McARDLE.

Blanche I. again.it Hugh. McCALL. Grace C. against William H.

MORRI30N. Jay against Lucy NOLAN. Mary Lee against Charles A. OVERTON. Mae 8.

against Stanley PADIA. John against Jennie. PETERSON. Lucy M. against Joseph W.

REAR DON. Ida E. against Harold G. ROGERS. Margaret against Howard N.

SEILER. Dana I. against Frank J. SMITH. Delbert against Elsie SOULE.

Harold 8. against Dorothe J. TERRELL. Lee F. against George.

THOMAS. Edison against Gathering. THOMAS. J. Delbert against Mona C.

VICTORY. Frances H. against Hnrold R. WALKER, Louise H. against Frank.

WELLES. Verlle against Raymond. WEST. Lydia J. against Herman C.

WHITTTNGHAM. Richard against V. S. WINTER. Mae against L.

Fmerson. WRIGHT. Phyllis against Fred DIVORCES GRANTED BAILEY. Nessle from George. BLAKE.

Edith M. from Leslie R. BUSTERNO. Anthony from Marian. CAPPER.

Irene from James E. CHASE. Dagmar M. from Frank S. COLE.

Annie L. from Richard. CRALL. R. A.

from Mabel D. epps. Edith from Fred. FRENCH. Helen from Louis GIBSON.

Alta B. from Alexander. GODINO. Lovie from Sam. GREENE.

Georgia B. from Frank S. ukuvk. maxine irom Birt. HADLEY.

Zolata from Russell C. HATFIELD. Vona from Harry. HERRMANN. William J.

from Ellen. HILDEBRAND. Rebecca from Chester JESS. Perna L. from Louis A.

JUDY. Pearl O. from Edward B. KESSELHUT. Grace B.

from Frederick A. LASHWAY. Mabls L. from Lnui. LEVY Fannie from Max.

LINDSAY. Aramlnta F. from Willig. LLOYD. Harriett B.

from James 8. LOPEZ. Mtrion E. from Joe. McKENZIE.

Helen B. from Lewis MERIDETH. Ines from James. MILES. Katharine C.

from John P. MIZE. Dorothy I. M. from William H.

NICHOLS. Dorothy J. from Marshall PICKETT. Ruth I. from Carl D.

RAJALA. Frances L. from T. E. ROHRER.

Ellr.abeth from Henrv F. SACHS. Mary from Abraham. SKIPPER. Georgia C.

from William. SMITH. Ethel L. from George L. L.

STABLER. Dona M. from Alfred. STODDARD. Charlotte V.

from Charlea JT iniiwn. uoya a. irom vtvian B. VOLK. Hattie M.

from William H. WEST. Vesta F. from Wilbur F. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Las Angeles) Name r-.

BAL6ER, Elizabeth 84 21 BURST. Albert 60 Mr 22 CAULEY. Mary 78 May 23 ti-ua, bu 7 21 FORD Reth It 11 GERBER, Leland 40 May 22 GRIFFIN, France 35 Ma 16 HALSTEAD. Sarah 88 May 22 HOMER, Jeanette 56 May 23 KAYSER, Elmer 47 May 20 Aoa SJ May 21 McFEELY. Harry 54 May 19 NEWMAN.

Charles 52 May 21 READ, Etta 83 May 22 ROWfc. Cordelia 91 May 22 SMITH, Kathleen 64 May 23 STEVENS. Mary si 91 SWAIN Perr. as rnuMrauN. Annie 73 May 20 WINTER, Hettie 65 May 20 DEATHS With Funeral Announcements 7 poor ni ntedj: mait haste unto me, God: Thou trt mi htlb tnd my aemeter.

Pi. Ixx, EEDIGIAN. Sultan Bedlglan, passed away May 24, sister of EsikieL Arakll, Ovag. Abdo and Peter Maljan and MaUan Brotners, Mrs. Nasley Bedig and Mra.

Margaret Chavoor; sister-in-law of Ovagln Bedig. Services 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers. BURNS, Mrs. Annie Burns, beloved mother of Mrs.

Bernlc Field. Mrs. Billle Meek, Mrs. Ruth L. House and Robert B.

Burna: sister of Mrs. Josie LaveU. Services Friday at 3 m. In the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. CARR. Recitation of Rosary for Hannah Carr tonight, 8 o'clock, at her home. 4239 South La Salle. Requiem mass Friday.

9 a.m.. at St. Cecilia's Church. McOiynn Mortuary, directors. CAULEY.

May 23. Mary H. Cauley. Cunningham it O'Connor, directors. CLARKE.

Services for Mrs. Mate B. Clarke today, 1:30 Pm. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. DINSMORK.

Harriet Wells Dinsmore, beloved wife of William 8. Dinsmore. Services Friday at 1 m. In the Little Chureh of the Flowers. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, lnc In charge.

DOWEY. May 25. Dr. Forrest Eugene Dowey, husband of Louise Dower Notice of funeral later by Bresee Brothers At Gillette. DYER.

Asad V. Dyer. Services 4 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers. EDWARDS.

ICattle Edwards. Pierce Brothers, directors, EPPERSON. Mrs. Mary Jane Epperson, Remains at the chapel ef A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

HOMANN. Ths funeral services of Rudolph H. Hnmann will be held Saturday at 2 m. from the chapel of A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

HORNUNO. Leopold Hornung. Rosary 7 p.m. today at the chapel of 3. Rledeman Co.

Funeral 9 a.m. Friday from the above chapel HOSICK, Services for James B. Hosick 3 p.m. Friday at Pierce Brothers. HOUGH.

Marie sister of Lore C. and Brrd Mitchell. Services Saturday. 3 Uller-MC-Ktnley'g Mortusry, Broadway at 42. HOWARD.

for Detect Ire-Lleuten. nt Genres C. Howard today, 3 at Edwarda Brothers' Colonial under auspices Of L. A. Pnlire Depertmeat, Interment, Arlington Cemetery, Washington, D.

C. KAROER. pervices for Fred Otto Karger at the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn, Friday at 10 a.m. Crease's, Eagle Rock, directors.

LAINO. George Lalng. W. A. Brown, funeral director, LEATHEtytURY.

Horatio Leatherbury of 546 Avenue 28, beloved brother of "Am D. Hlrkok of Nash. Okla Mrs. Anna Rewler, LIr'le L. and Perry M.

Leatherbury of this city. Services Friday at 3 from Memory Chapel, Los Anaelea tndertakins 2M7 Pa.adena avenue, under aus. pioa of km Bide Lodge, 1 0 OF. Park-Ins provided, LENNON. John t.ennnn.

retired member Of Ls Anseles Pnllea Depsriment. Remains at Aivareg Moots, Notice iunttal later. 10 0 9 40; SOWS, 7.40 7.73, ana rouritenin street, ti.