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''Vv'' 1 FRIDAY MORNING. CLA-LimCg JULY 18, 1941, VITAL RECORD And Activities it What's Doing TODAY SHIPPING NEWS L05 ANGELES HARBOR DIVORCE ai'ITS FILED EICINBROD. ELDER. Iria aaainst Barnu'i. FRANKLIN.

Una ORAHAM. William M. 0R1H8OM. EHMMih tain' s-rtnh K. aiain't rtarri VESSEL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Capll4 ky Maria Eithant TO STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR DOCK TIME.

RATES. RESERVATIONS AND PORTS OP CALL VESSELS DIE TO ARRIVE PRIDAT, JILT 18. BERTH TIME FROM OPERATOR OB, AGENT DUt TO lllr Ban rranelseo. 'Dtmsnd Cn. Richmond HUlcene SB.

Co. Vaneouver-S. Nav. Corp. P.

B. Co. Tacoma-S. Luekenbach Lln DUE TO ARRIVE SATURDAY. JULY 19.

FROM. OPERATOR OR AGENT PortUnd-S. P. Panama Paelfle Lin ivavnma-o. N.Y.K.

lll Port Ban Luis. Abrdeen-8, Seattle Honolulu-S. Union Oil Co. Bchafer Bros 8 8. Line Union Oil Co.

son Nar. Co. Oenaral Pet r-nrn. nan rrancueo. Ventura nap water assoc.

oil co. Seattle Oil' Co. VESSELS IN PORT MID NIGHT THURSDAY VESSEL BAJA CALIFORNIA EDWIN B. DE OOLIA MORMACSEA PANAMAN I. LUCKENBACH.

VESSEL BERTH ,,..153 ....151 55 ....107 ...158 ....239 ,...119 ....150 TIME COAST PARMER am. HEIYO MARu (Jan I. uu LA PLACENTIA Ukr.) MARGARET BCHAFER. MONTEBELLO Itkr.t P.m. P.m.

p.m. a.m. MAUI MOJAVE (tr.) SOLAN A tkr VICTOR H. KELLY p.m. p.m.

p.m. VESSEL BERTH ARRIVED ANNA BCHAFER .198 A M. BAXTER L.B.-B1 BRUNSWICK 224 DAISY ORAY L.B.-B EL CAPITAN L.B.2R July 17 Ju 18 July IS J.u Ju 18 Zu" IS J5 Ju 15 July 13 EN8ENADA MeX.) 230C OEOROIAN 178 OEOROE L. OLSON 122 OENYO MARU tkr.) 98 HUZISAN MARU IOW AN 175 JULIA LUCKENBACH 232D KEKOBKIE (tkr. I LURLINE BURNS 198 MAYA (Hond.

241 MOUNT BAKER 90 OAKMAR 145 QUINAULT 224 SEIA MARU (Jap.) 228D 8TANWOOD 198 July 17 17 July IS July 17 July IS July 18 WHITNEY OLSON ..224 pm. p.m. L.B.-A p.m. JJfS p.m. VESSELS RCTIVE Indicates passenyer vessel.

Arrival Urn Indicated I at Breakwater Lifht. Bellini time la from dock. i' LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Harbor. 36 to 73; Ban Pedro, 74 to 98: West Basin, 101 to 148; Wilmington. 150 to 190 East Basin, 201 to 205; Terminal Island, 3 08 to 241; Lent Beach.

Pier A to 100. iiau Arlington, Funeral aervtr Saturday ae la a in wwa wrwp McCAULEY. Stella. servieea a am. Monday tt Plere 720 Wt WaahlnttiJ ieul.

McFARLAND. Oeorie P. tie inarcn Around th Corner. 3443 Maneheater Boulevard (on bio. iVat Crsnshaw.i Flare Brothrrinl.

wood Park Mortuary, director, MESEROW. Services toy Louis, tada MILLS. Emm C. Mllla. beloved mother of Ai oerviceg Saturday.

9 at Edwardi MOIR. Lrdla Fraijklln. MOSTF.LLER Mary A. Mosteller. Forest Lawn' Mortuary In chart MUNTZ.

Edwin H. WWt Mrs. Adah Ma, of Pasadena, July 16. former realdent of Loa Angelea; aurvlved by eon, E. Berkey Jones m.

anq m. rrivate runerai services Friday 9 il Mauaoleum. key. nolda A Eberl Mortuary, directors. NICHOLSON.

husband of Harei.t MlAkA aN Roaary 8 tonight at th chapel of Graham es labell. Masa Saturday 9 a Immaculata Heart of Mary PIERCE. Charlea H. services m. today at Plere naaninawn.

PURBECK. Mary F. orrvirra a.m.. Saturday at Pierce Brothera. 720 West Washington Boulevard, lnrtead of aa previously an.

RICHEY. Mr. Margaret D. Services 2:30 m. Saturday at the oi rirrce Droiners' Hollywood.

5959 Bant Monica Boulevard. ROBEN MAYER. Rose Rosenmayer. beloved mother of Edward and Harry Roaen- rrenws iweyerg and Mra Adele Kerkea. Servlcea today.

1 p.m.. at Mallnow i diiuoiu, pip venice atouievard. SAWYER. David O. Services 4 p.m.

Saturday at Fierce ntuincis, i4v wc waanintion. SHEPARD. Mra. OPal L. Shepard Foreat Lawn Mortuary In chart.

-SISSON. ivah Belle Slison. Servlcea in the Chanel of in Overholtser, Saturday, July 19, at 3 P.m. SMART. John Walker, of Alhambra.

be loved nusband or Mrs. Delay Bell omari; lamer ot Mr. Daley Bell Fat tisnn. Services 4 p.m. today, chapel of Turner.

Stevens Turner, 259 last main Bireet, Ainaniora. SMITH. Edgar services 2 m. today at Fierce uromers, uv west wasnington. SMITH.

George Herbert. services 3 p.m. today at the Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 Man chester Boulevard (one block west of crensnaw.) pierce Brotners' Inglewood Park Mortuary, director. 8MITH.

May Smith, beloved mother of Mrs. Dwight Ellis or Covlna, and Walter E. Smith of La Habra; also lur. vivea oy six granacnuaren. Services 1 p.m.

Saturday in the Ut. tie Church of the Flowers. Foreit Lawn, pierce Brotners. directors. SPAHR.

Huber Small Bpshr. of 145 South Arden Boulevard, beloved husband of Margarete Ryan Spahr; father of Hiioer email spanr son of Mrs. Magdelena M. H. Bannister.

Services Monday at 2 p.m. la th Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. STEPHENS. Services for Miss Irene A.

Stephens at the residence, 2929 North Brosdway, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Bresee Brothers Ac Gillette, directors. STROTHER. France. Reed Tapley Getter.

VAN PELT. Thomas E. pierce Brothers, 720 West Washlntton Boulevard. VANSTRUM. Charles T.

B. Vanstrum. July 17, 1941. lormerly of Minneapolis. and Long Beach.

Cal at his home, I960 Fairview avenue. Arcadia. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude K. Vanstrum; one daughter.

Mra. Coral V. Stevena; a grandson, Stanley H. Stevens; also two brothers and one lister. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm, today at chapel of Turner ti Stevens 95 North Marengo ave nue, pasaoena.

WATSON. Oscar Hubert, beloved husband of Genevieve Watson; lather of Doris E. Watson. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday- from the chapel of J.

Riedeman Co. WEBER. Henrietta M. Weber, loving sister of Mrs. Thomas O.

Dymond and L. Bert Weber of Anaheim. and Mrs. evert van Ness Bmun. Requiem msss Saturday at 8:30 a at St.

Brendan's Church. Services private. Interment, Calvary. Cunning ham A Connor, dlrectora. WHEELER.

Elizabeth Palmer. -Services 11 a.m. Monday at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn. Crane Eberle, directors. WILLIAMS.

Harry A. Williams. Cunningham tc O'Connor, dlrectora. WILSON. Georglana Workman, mother of Carl w.

Seiman; sister of Mrs. U. 8. Grsnt Jr. of San Diego and Robert Ferguson Workman.

Services 3 p.m. Saturday at Pierc Brothers, 720 West Washington. WOOD. Services for John Henry Wood at tne cnapei or Brese Brotners di ou. lette Friday.

1:30 P.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORS PIERCE BROTHERS IV LOS ANGELES 720 W. Washington Blvd. pR-4151. tN HOLLYWOOD 5959 Santa Monica Blvd.

OL-5181. IN VAN NUY8 Van Nuts Blvd. at Calvert St, Stat 82136. IN ALHAMBRA 345 W. Main street.

CU-31717. IN MONTEREY PARK 179 E. Oarvey Road. CU-31523. IN INOLEWOOD 3443 W.

Manchester Blvd. TW-9111. CUNNINGHAM A O'CONNOR More centrally located than any mortuary in Los Aneelea. rnnvanlent to friends and relatives during business hours. Amole rjsrkln.

faculties ivsi swuin UaanD AVE. PR-M97 BRESEE BROTHERS GILLETTE TWO BEAUTIFUL CHAPELS BEST SERVICE AND LOWEST PRICES. 95o W. WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-81SS GARRETT BROTHERS-ROBINSON Robert B.

Garrett Bannlnr C. Garrett Paul Robinsen PR-2089 921 VENICE BLVD. PB-1001 MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OP SORROW TELEPHONE: CLEVELAND 6-Sltl rarest Lawn Memorial Park Iae. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 Venice Boulevard. FRospeet SMI BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian' service.

Moderate prlc WALLACE E. WHITE PR-824S. HOWARD J. ALLAN AN W. A.

BROWN 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET. PR-2011 KEKD BROS. TAPLE GEIGER WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FR-tltl WEATHER REPORT fJUO, Loa Witlti, July IT. (Reported by L.

K. Dalnjerneld, Meteorologist.) At 'deck a.m. tha barometer registered 29.89, stt p.m, 29.90. Thermometer (or the otreepandlng heuri showed 83 degrees and 14 degrees. Relative humidity.

I a 80 cent; p.m.. 39 per crnt- Wind, west, velocity I mile; a p.m., west, velocity miles, Temperatures, hliheat. A degrees: ta degrees. Raintell tor eeeson .00 of an Inch! normal to data, 41 ol Inehi last season to data, trc. WEATHER CONDITIONS i Tropical disturbance off tha weal cot I Mexico are producing a very mom currant of ir which reaching Southern California at bull levela.

and causing eon aMarahla hlah cloudiness and Mm ahow- rt pnd thunderatorma over the higher mountain and desert sections. Thl (low will conUnu Frldsy and probably Saturday. There It alM a tendency (or th sea breeae to InertaM which ahould brim pomp relief from the put warm weather pver the coastal valleys. Lea Antelet and vicinity: Scattered hlih Clouda Friday and Saturday; sluhtly cooler with maximum temperature reaching about. 3 Friday and 80 Saturday; penile to moderate westerly wlnda.

Southern California coaatal and mountain preaa (from Point Conception Pnd the Tehachapl southward:) Scattered hlah clouda Friday and Saturday with tew pcattered afternoon thowera and thunderstorm over hliher mountaine Friday: Subtly cooler lower portion coastal val-ya Friday and Saturday with maximum temperature! ranting from about "4 along the eoat to 8a to 90 over coaetal tntle lo moderate westerly wlnda. Southern' California, eatt mountain! (Owena Valley southward:) Conalderable hlih cloudiness Friday and Saturday with few eealtered afternoon thunderatormi and Phewera Friday; continued huh tempera- ture with maximum about 5 to Owena Valley and extreme went portion Mojpvp Deaert and 106 to 110 eltewnere. Wind and weather off Southern California coait taouth of Point Conception:) Oentle to moderate northweaterly wlnda; low overcast tonltbt and Friday mornlnt. San Bernardino Valley: Scattered hlih eloudi Friday and Saturday; allahtly cooler Saturday with maximum temperature reachlnt about 8 Friday and 94 Baiur- say; tentla to moderate weateriy winoa. Shower activity In the Southern Statu baa dlmlnlahed conalderably due to a (low aloft ol much drier air from the north and northwest over much of thia area although number of ahowera were reported In th Atlantic Slates and along the coaat of th Oulf of Mexico from Louisiana oaetward.

Showera In the South Atlantic Statea and in the coaatal region of the Oulf of Mexico occurred in a warm, moist, upstable plr masa of tropical brlgin while thoa In th North Atlantic Btatea were PaaoelaMd with a trough or low pressure which extended from Northern New England to Northern Oeorgla. Some heavier 13-hour amount meaaured at 9:30 eaat-rn atandard time were Porteada, 1.32; Blloxi. 1.51; Mobile. .98: Jacksonville. 149: Columbia, 1.11.

and Hatteraa, N.C., .95. Scattered ahowera were reported also in upper lgan, Wlaconsln, Minnesota, Louisiana and In th Rocky Mountain region, but amounts of precipitation were mostly lleht. Temperatures were slightly hither today ever most aectlona eaat of the Rocky Mountains and continued hlgti over the interior of Washlntton and Oregon and la th valleys of California. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Loa Angelea office of the united Statea Weather Bureau, were as lellowa: i Station Max. Min i Lockheed Terminal 98 80 Corona 97 59 Culver City 77 59 Imperial .110 83 Ban Pedro 78 57 Avalone Santa Catallna 72 59 Mt, Wilson 84 89 Portervlll 100 83 Rlveraide ................102 62 Santa Ana 91 61 Santa Barbara 82 55 Lone Beach 56 Univ.

of Calif, at A 86 66 Paaadena 94 62 STATE FORECAST BAN FRANCISCO. July 17. Weather forecast: Fair and mild Friday and Satur- day but overcast night and morning and fop near the ocean; moderate westerly Vina fresh in alternoon. Northern California: Fair Friday and Saturday but fog and cloud on the coast; allghtly cooler in the delta region; gentle northwest wind oil coast, Sierra Nevada; Fair Friday and Saturday out scattered alternoon thunderstorms over southern ranges: little change In temnera. fort gentle westerly wind.

i Sacramento Valley: Fair Friday and Sat urday; slightly cooler in th south por tlon; gentle southerly wind. Santa Clara, Llvermore and Sallnaa val leys; Fair Friday and Saturday but overcast in early morninga; little change in temperature; moderate westerly wind In Afternoon. Spa Joaquin Valley: Fair Friday and Uurday; slightly cooler north of Merced; odtrale northwest wind in afternoon. ARIZONA FORECAST FKOKNTX (Arig.) July 17. Forecast for Aripona: Partly cloudy Friday and Satur- dap with scattered alternoon and evening thunderahowen east and north portions; warmer southwest portion Friday.

COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Aril.) July 17. (Exclusive rils. patch from the United Statea Geological survey.) us use height Colorado River. Thursday. 17.18 feet, Dlacharge, 9540 cubic jeet per eecona.

TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION Preclpl Station High Low tatton Abilene 97 Albuquerque po Amarlllo 93 Atlanta 90 Blamarck 93 Birth ...103 Boise 101 Boaton 69 Buffalo 71 Calgary 94 Charleston 87 Chicago 86 Cincinnati 87 Cleveland 78 70 64 64 71 84 86 71 61 60 61 74 60 62 63 60 58 60 66 56 59 71 54 52 70 65 77 68 65 60 73 A9 60 56 76 56 63 89 59 67 56 77 1 70 62 61 70 73 66 60 74 75 65 56 59 70 63 74 67 74 65 60 74 56 63 72 45 88 61 60 CI 74 64 S3 48 70 87 66 64 78 56 66' ,70 71 70 65 51 .51 65 44 84 .09 .88 .35 Denver 90 60 Dea Moines 58 T. Detroit Dodge City Duluth Edmonton XI Paso Eureka 78 98 69 91 94 63 'Fairbanka 76 Ft. Worth 98 Fresno ,104 Galveston 91 Grand Junction 96 Hatteraa 78 Havre 98 Helena ...98 83 100 ...92 85 9 ...72 ...100 95 82 85 ...89 ...100 ...95 85 97 95 ...89 96 85 88 91 80 66 94 ,..98 98 ...107 86 95 78 93 95 ...98 ...100 93 92 ...96 88 96 It 74 73 92 ...102 99 89 74 Honolulu Huron Independence Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau. Alaska Kallspell Kansas City Ketchikan Knoxville Lander Las Veta Little Rock Lo Angela Medford Memphis Miami Miles City Mlnneapolic Mobile Vtw Orleang New York North Head North Piatt Oklahoma City Omaha Pendleton Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Poeatello Portland Pweblo P-epld City Redding Fao foswell 'steramento LouU -it Lake City Antonio I Dleo I a Francisco ult St. Marie i ttle i -kane I -ngnld.

Mo. Current 7 -pa 5 eoth laland .08 .26 .50 .16 .11 .01 oopan 1 Kaon asfilngton -hiU 89 ...100 8 ...101 69 77 Ustoei oBeaaueca unlpeg Vlntinw .07 92 Yellowstone Park 8 Taaaa ...101 A of 8 a.gt. AH othen as of I p.m. I MM 100 T- .32 uy FOB Mi nianlllp Richmond Buenos Aire Baltlmor Boston FOB S. Valparaiso Vancouver July 19 July 19 July 19 July 19 July 19 P.m, Pm; pm.

in, a.m. DUE TO SAIL July 90' p.m. p.m. p.m. JU 21 July 30 Indefinite Indefinite July 23 Jul p.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. Honolulu Seattla 1 Avon Seattla July 20 July 20 JULY IT. DUE TO SAIL FOB Coo Bay July 21 Indefinite Indeflnlt July 18 July 18 Indeflnlt July 19 July 19 July 18 July 18 Indeflnlt July 18 July 18 July 18 July 19 p.m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m.

a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

p.m. p.m. a.m. pi, P.m. San Francisco Anacortes 8.

Portland Estero Bar Japan, BS Portland Seattla Puerto Armuelleay S. -Seattla Coos Bay Kobe Portland Tacoma Indefinite July 21 July IS July 18 July 18 July 19 Army Orders WASHINGTON. July 17. Army or." ders today: COLONEL: Oliver C. Wayman.

F.A.. Car. son City. to Trenton, N.J. LIEUTENANT COLONELS: John W.

Me. Cormlck. C.A.C., Ban Francisco, to Camp Davis: Reginald Ducat. M.C., Hawaiian Department, to San Francisco: Charles Calley, F.A.. Hawaiian Department, to Ft.

Lewis; Clifford H. Tate. F.A., Ft. Dlx, to Ft. Leonard Wood (Inactive.) MAJORS: James M.

Calleutt, Pan. ama Canal Department, to Ft. Lewis: Marvin J. McKlnley. C.A Ft.

Scott, to Puerto Rican Department; John C. Smith, C.A.C.. Ft. Bragg, to Philippine) Department; Frederic B. Weatervelt.

M.C., Camp Orant, to Ft. Ordj John L. Wright, C. of Camp Shelby, to Wilmington Fred J. Mecklln.

A.C., Wright Field, to South Bend; John T. Naylon, O.D., Oklahoma City, to Lansing, Harry R. Schuppner, Q.M.C.. San Diego, to Her-mlston. Talma W.

Imlay. A.C.. Ft. Lewis, to Everett. John L.

Nedwed, A.C., Brooks Feld. to Bowman Field; Allan McMillan. Specialist Long Beach, to Omaha: Oeoffrey Harper Bonnell. 1st New York, to Wright Fields Hervey Humlong, Specialist Ban An. lelo.

to Detroit. CAPTAINS: Martin L. Oreen. Pan-ama Canal Department, to Ft. Lewis: John J.

MacParland. F.A.. Puerto Rlcan De-. partment. to Ft Riley; Wilbur H.

Strat. ton, A.C., Brooki Field, to Portland. Or.r Calvin O. Jackson, M.C., Camp Wheeler, to Philippine Department: Arch L. Olaker, M.C..

Camp Shelby, to Philippine Depart, ment; Oscar C. Kowalske. D.C.. Camp Claiborne, to Philippine Department; Henry L. Farr, Q.M.C..

Ft. Rodman, to Alaska; Lorenso O. Volgt, Q.M.C., Ft. Williams, to Alaska: William H. Freeland, S.C., Ft.

Ord, to McClellan Field; Wiley D. Ganey. A.C., Lowry Field, to Blloxi (revoked;) Joseph F. Hunt. Q.M.C., Ft.

McClellan. to San Francisco: George Frederick Sam. sen, A.C. Toledo, to Chicago; John Elijah Linebaugh. Specialist South Bend to Patterson Field; Morris David Berk.

M.C. Pompton Lakes, to Maxwell Field; Walter William Jones. Infantry Provo. to Ogden; Oatl Charles An. derson.

C. Spokane, to Everett; George William Lawrence, Chaplain Ventnor. N.J.. to Camp Davis; Robert Sherman. Sauer, Infantry Louisville, to Ft.

Knox. Air Mail Schedule Los Angeles New York via Ft. Worth and Dallas i Eastbound (dally) Leave Terminal An nex 8 a.m.. 11:35 a.m.. 3:25 p.m..

10 D.m.. Leave Union Air Terminal, Burbank. 0 a.m., 13:30 p.m.. 4:30 II p.m. Westbound Arrive Union Air Terminal.

Burbank, 12:45 a.m.. 7:37 a.m.. 7:44 a.m.,' 3:12 p.m. Arrive Terminal Annex 1:45 in. 9:05 a.m., 4:05 p.m.

Los Angeles to New York via Kansas City Eastbound Leave Terminal Annex a.m., 12:05 p.m.. 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Leave' union Air Terminal, Burbank. io a.m., 1 p.m., 6 p.m. 8 p.m.

Westbound Arrive union Air Terminal, Burbank. 11:49 p.m., 7:28 a.m.. 8:38 a.m., 5:03 p.m. Arrive Terminal Annex 12:40 a.m., 8:20 a.m., 9:40 a.m., 6:10 p.m. Los Angeles to New York via Salt Lake City Eastbound Leave Terminal Annex 12:09 p.m., 6 p.m., 10 p.m.

Leave Union Air Terminal, Burbank, 1 p.m., 7 p.m., 11 p.m. Westbound Arrive Union Air Terminal 12:55 a.m.. 8:30 a.m.. 3 m. Arrive Ter minal Annex 1:45 a.m., 9:05 a.m., 4:05 P.m.

Los Angeles to San Francisco and North Northbound Leave Terminal Annex 6:05 a.m.. 7:30 a.m.. 8 a.m.. 11 a.m.. 12:50 p.m., 6:50 p.m..

10 p.m. Leave Union Air Terminal 7 a.m. 8:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m. 12, 1:45 p.m 7:45 p.m.. 11:30 p.m.

Southbound Arrive Union Air Terminal 5:31 a.m., 10 a.m., 12:23 P.m., 4 p.m., 5:03 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 8:36 p.m., 10:30 p.m. Ar rive Terminal Annex 6:25 a.m., 10:50 a 1:35 p.m.. 5:15 D.m., 6:10 D.m.. 7:45 m. 9:50 p.m., 11:45 p.m.

Los Angeles to San Diego' Southbound Leave Terminal Annex 4:30 a.m.. 8:10 a.m.. 3:25 p.m. Leave Union Air Terminal 6 a.rp., 8:45 a.m.. 4:25 p.m.

norcnoouna Arrive union ait lernunas 8:28 a 12:40 p.m., 6:35 9:58 p.m. Arrive Terminal Annex a.m.. 1:45 p.m., 7:55 P.m.. 11:05 p.m. Pacific Clipper Pacific and New Zealand Clipper arrivals and departures subject to change without notice.

Westbound Leave Terminal Annex 6:45 a.m. Tuesday, July 22. Leave Treasura Island 4 n.m. Tuesday. July 22.

for Hono lulu, Ouam. Philippines. Netherlands. Indies. Hongkony.

Japan, Shanghai, China. Arrival scheduled lor July io. New Zealand Clipper Westbound Leave Terminal Annex 1:30 P.m., on Saturday, July 26. Arrival Thursday, July 24, Clipper -p. Eastbound Leave Terminal Annex 10 Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Leave New York 8:30 a.m.' Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Mexico City Police to Arrive Tomorrow Mexico City's crack police officers, 125 strong, will arrive here tomorrow morning on a good-will tour' of California. The group will take part in an elaborate Mexicana program Sunday" night at White Sox Heading the visitors is Gen. Miguel C. Martinez, Chief of Police of Mexico City.

i Included on the Sunday- pro. gram, wmcn' win start at p.m., will be the famed Mexico City police band, the crck marksmen of the southern re public, and thev equally noted Mexican motorcycle Cossacks INTENTION TO MARRY Tl followlne notices 'of intention marry were issued yesterday. Name, pi and addreaa alven; ALLEN-LINK. Edward. 1.

Val- ley noaemeaa; nirmm 1(18 Strante Roeemead. ATKINSON BIAVIR. Leall 1 58. 1S conatanc Bl. Maoit o.

un a w-den Drive. BAKKRHCRRINO. Klfhard 9. JJ' I. 83rd St.i Theima ta.

iio a. st. BALLOU MclUNZIR. Alaer M. 1 Ptciflc.

Lont Beacn; iwaai. R. iu Tnn. WjBfh iDUirr nil nv Thnmea 30. 3431 Fernrroft Roadi cva natv ln la HAilfn I1K1P.

BENOLER PHILLIPS. Charlet I 8J. M0 pi Arieta uv.i i io Culver City. tvDil A VI piau TVm1iI T. 91.

VI. OTO. i r. i.nn cal.i Marjory ia. i w.

muioio Olendale. BLAIR MULL. Clarence JJ. 1Z7 Olendnrla lyini jiracn; rfriuin BLANK DK ORAW. Ervln 19.

North of 10th and wainui. iTauer tamp. our. bank: Dora A 18, 501 K. Matnollp St.

Hitrhnlr BR1NKEIIHOFF FOSTER. William C. 29. 1318 22lld nania Mnnira; neuie 07 nil oirfl Pi Hinia Mnnlca. hiit' vintvu waller 29.

3ltil Call fornla BL Hiiriiinaion i-ara; nuoj 22. inti E. Caleverai Bt Alladena CAAMANO -TORRFS. RultlllO 23, 320 N. urana Jirtty m.

u.t in, jv nnl Aw CONN ui HANSON, lewla 58, 428 i Lime, Long Brach; Hannan t-. 00. Lime, ixine ern. eiiDKHALL. Ediar R.

17. 17S0 Olen del Klta i wbifiiuu Bt ELLER CARRIKER Jay A. 19. 1735 El Bereno Pasadena: Valair 18. lHla Pnr.ir Ave pesaaena.

EYMAN PETERHEN. Amos O. 43, 2110 Federal Ave West Loa Angeles; Mala, 44. 1122 Dewey Ave. FE1NTECH STERN.

Norman, 24, 425 N. Cursun Dorothy 19, 917 8 Unit Ave FENTON BACON. Thomas 22, 15426 Atkinson, Gardens; Mae 19, 15426 Atkinson. Gardens. FLEMINO PICKER ILL.

Robert. 22, 45 8 Maanolla, Long Beach; Bettle. 18, 45 8. Mainolla. Lons- Brach.

FROHN BROWN, Claude 22. 205A rheiv Chase, rilendale: Mary 20, 10753 Valley Spring Lane, North Hollywood. GARRISON STUBBY. John 24, 1508 Pacific, Long Brach; Leon a 23, 1112 Dnminviiez. Wllmlncton.

OIFFARD VALENCIA. William 20, 733 Wlldroae, Monrovia: Maaaaiene, in, ojj Puent Baldwin Park. ORIEB TAYLOR. Donald 22, 305 N. Milton Drive, sen uaoriei; Anna i.

1RX virdnle Pasadena. HAINER 8PETH. William 22. 500 Ra-mona Real, Arcadia; Marian 19, 130 N. Mission Drive.

Ban oaoriei. HAINES ROTHROCK. John 21, Yosemltt National Park, Wawona, Betty 21, La Verne. Cal. HALL ROE.

Tedy 23. 10116 Condon Ingle wood; Ethel 22. 622 8. Blxel St. HANNICK EDONE Paul 21, 1719 N.

Mariposa Florence 18, I7i n. Marinnsa Ave HEIN DOWNS. Howard 22. 1056 B. Third Alhambra: Louiana 244 St.

Francis, San Gabriel. HENRY MYERS. Harold 23. 43B8 Behula Drive. Flintridge; Ethel F.

733 Lillian Way. JENSEN BARAGARY. Carrol 29. Edgar Hotel, Santa Ana; uoren 1070 Lome. Long Beach.

JOHNSON HOWARD. Dale 26. 930 cerritos, Long Brscn: cveiyn xo, Alamltos. lrfint Beach. KIPP GABRIEL.

Samuel 24. 1280 Winston Ban Marino; catnerine 14. ftiu Fittk Marvsvllle. KREUT31 ANDREWS. Howard 28.

728 a. woods norma xo, Woods Ave. LEARNER SOCHER. Philip. 26, J941 Ken wood Kutn, zt, N.

uenessee St. LEE MAHONEY. Harry 21, 8. Phoenix; Lillian 19, 1630 W. 17th, Long Beach.

LERKE CAN FIELD. Boris V.t 42. Wichita, Carolyn. 32. 6701 Sixth Av.

(Wichita. Kan.) MAIN BUCKLES. Charlea 25. 1229 N. Catallna.

Burbank: Mildred 22, Marahnll. Portland. Or. MARR9 BEOKENOOGEN. Marlow 21, 57 Lowell sierra Maare; caitn 22.

1018 Magnolia south Pasadena. MAYNARD HARGETT. Richard 8.. 20, 1955 E. Olive, Tempi City; Margaret 19.

383 Naomi Arcadia. MrCORMAC FORSYTH. Leonard J. 20, 37Va Market Venice: Dorothy M. 19.

74 Indiana Venice. McPHERSON MORGAN, Donald 63, 2900B E. Third, Long Beacn; Jbois, 3040 Vista. Long Beach. MULICA FISKE.

Robert 25, 715 N. Central. Olendale; Lula 19, 17Z Orchard Ave. PARKER M088. Jack 25, 4268 S.

Men lo mem 27. nt'i w. 40th Place. PRADO MARTINEZ. Angel 21, 36404 Adair reucuaa i.

iv, iua irimir St. RAUCH JONES. Clifford. 49. 1929 Wash ington Place: Flora.

33, 215 N. Bt-, Muskogee. Okla. RONEY JACOBS. WiUlam 55.

4244 La Salle culver city: Neil. i. 2028 Alma Manhattan Beach. RUESK BATH. Clayton 19, 423 N.

First Alhambra: Jean 18, 1204 T)ata Ave Alhembra. SARTIN DENTON. Saint 26, Newport Yacht Club, Samoa; senoua 482i, E. Ave. 28.

SAVIN GOFFMAN. Edwin, 21, 4260 E. Rogerg Bessie, 18, 73B vp penrun Drive. SHAPIRO BERM AN. Maurice 22.

1734 Leighton Paula 21, 1228 s. Havworth Ave. STAFFORD McSHANN. Coley 20. 1594 E.

4Stb DOrotby 20, 1 E. 53rd St. 8TONER DICKBON. Jacob 68, 1141 Ohio, Long Beach; Emma, 50, 1141 onio, Lom Beacn. TAYLOR ELKINS.

Harry 38. 9594 W. 45th Cynthia 36. 124 8. Maole Drive.

Beverly Hills. TEAMES DOUGLAS. Robert 28, 9235 Remsen Roscoe; Mariua 22, sua Seventh Ave. TRUDOEON LARSSON. Harry 34.

1217 S. Hoover St.i Gulll 30, 8442 Melrose Place. TtJRNBULL REMINGTON. Rov St. 1620 Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills: Gene 20, 2638 Sumner Lincoln.

Neb. WALLER FUDGE. James A 20. 1045 E. 22nd Ursn a.

19. 1553 E. 21 at St. WILLIAMS ANDERSON. Vincent 23 2198 W.

29th St.r Freddie 22, 2085 W. 29th St. Monterey Road, South Pasadena; Eleanor 27. 562 N. Michigan Pasadena WOOLERY GRAHAM.

Charlei 24, USB. Tennessee; Myrtle 17, 9815 Holmes Ave. BIRTHS Names, sex. place and date of birth. BOX.

Mr and Mrs. Aaron E. Daughter. White Memorial Hospital. Julv 11.

CARPENTER, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Son. St.

Vincent Hospital. July 11. CHAMBERS. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean M. Daughter, July li. Queen of Angels Hospital. CHED8EY. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Daughter. July 11. Queen of Angela Hospital. COLLINS.

Mr. and Mn. Warren t. Son 8t. Vincent's Hospital.

July 7. COURTNEY. Mr. and Mrg. William 0.

Son, St. Vincent's Hospital. July 11. FEDEROFF. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack. Son. wrnu Memorial HsiDitai ft FRY. Mr.

a.id Mrs. Verle N. Daughter. Good Samaritan Hosnltil Jul 1 GEARY. Mr.

and Mrs. Kermlt M. Daugh ter, m. Vincent Hospital. July 11 OERSTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris a. Son. teosrs or loanon Hosnitai.

Julv GOLDBERG. Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Daugh ter, thenars nr utntnfln Hn.n,t.i a HANSON.

Mr. and Mra. Stanley E. Son! Good Bamarltan Hosnitai ia JOHNSON. Mr.

and Mn. Clyde L. "Son. "mo osmarnan Hospital. July 8.

KERSHNER. Mr. and Mri. Donald E. i viueen ui Angela hospital, KORNBLOOM.

Mr. and Mrs. Harrv A Daughter. Mpthrwiifit Hncmta it LEIBEL. Mr.

and Mrs. Simon. 'Daughter wurfn or Hoxntr! jiiiw in lbvine, Mr. and Mrs. Victor.

Son. Mad- inula nUBDlLHI MCCARTHY. Mr. and Mrs. Tomothy J.

xS1'-. 8t- Vincent's Hospital. July 9. MESSING. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip V. Sueen of Angela Hospital. July 11. MILLER.

Mr. and Mrs. Merer J. Son. Queen Of Ana-elx Rnanital ii MILLER.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cedar of Lebanon Hospital. Julv 10. MOVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daugh- ter French Knanlfal ll a N5Eh. Mr. and Mrs Albert.

Daughter. e.5?0 Janon Hospital. July 10. REILLY. Mr, and Mrs John J.

ter. Queen at u.n,,.i (MlPAULTJI. Mr. end Mrs. Clarenr Jr' nfSnAii goWKal.

Jly 10. Mr ana Mrs. John B. Son. Madison Hospital.

July 12 nuvaun. sar. and Mrs. Monte E. Son.

BSVn Angels Hespita July 12 Srmli Vincent A. Daugh. n.nnhwm' Vincent Hosptui. July 3. Mr- Herbert Son.

-it-XJES" Hospital. Julv 3 THORNTON. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daugh-trrlrnr t.

Vincent Hospital! Jun? 28 VLACH. Mr and Mra. Frank. Bon. Bt Vineenfa HospiUl.

July WAL8H. Mr and Mrs. John F. Son. St.

Vincent's HoipitaL July DlTORCi SUITS FILED al2T wt Stephanie It. THJSSN' Maurice against Hugh F. BABCOCK. Uiniru Dorothy M. against Jasper H.

ITIIE alnt Rodney. Edna C. against Joseph, mt Richard. I DA WE. Vlrgl M.

against Charlei ft. Hollywood Bowl, symphony con. cert; Bruno Walter, conducting, 8:30 p.m. Cooperatori Luncheon, Park Ho, tel. noon.

Altrurlan Club luncheon, Lot Angelea Athletic Club, p.m. Theta Delta Chi luncheon, 527 W. 7th 12:15 p.m. Southern California chapter Si erra Club meeting, 530 S. Hill St, 5:30 p.m.

Young Married People meeting, Hollywood-Beverly Christian Church, 8:15 p.m. Rotary Club luncheon. Biitmore, 12:10 p.m. I.OS Aneelos Lions Club luncheon, Biitmore, 12:10 p.m. westwood Hills Auxiliary, Amer ican Red CroBS meeting at West- wood Community clubhouse, 10 a.m.

Central Library lecture room: Recorded music program, noon to 1:30 p.m.: Spectrum Club exhibit. noon to 4:30 first floor lobby: free "Exhibition of Western Books, 1941." 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. Henry Huntlnsrton Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, open daily except Mondays, 1:15 to 4:30 p.m. jmo reservations on saiurnav or Sunday; other days phone PYramld 1-2324 or sxeamore 2-6141 lor res ervations.

Forest Iawn Memorial Park, Glendale; open daily 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. For reservations to see 'The Last Supper" window, phone ALbany 0145., All-year Clubs community vis itor's bureau sight-seeing service, 505 w. sixth SL, 9 a.m. to p.m.

Municipal Art commission ex hibit, 3rd and 25th floors, City Hall, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Ex position Park, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., ex cept Sunday, 1 to 9 p.m. and Monday, 1 to 4 p.m.

soutnwest Museum, Higniana Hark, Indian exhibits, 1 to 5 p.m., except Monday. Cabniio Beach Marine Museum, San Pedro, free exhibit, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Will Rogers ranch and home. open to the public, 14253 Sunset 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. every aay. Free permanent California ex hibit. State Exposition Building, Exposition Park, open daily except Monday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 7 p.m.

Griffith Observatory, open every day, including Mondays, 2 to 10 p.m.; planetarium demonstrations, 30 and 8:30 p.m. Telescope free to public on clear nights from dark to 10 p.m. Mt, Wilson Observatory, 100-Inch telescope, demonstration daily at p.m.; 60-inch telescope open for observation every Friday night; 12- inch telescope for observation ev. ery night at 7:30 o'clock. OBITUARY Mrs.

Julius McVicker Mrs. Julius McVicker, 65, wid ow of the stage and screen actor, died yesterday at Larchmont, N.Y., friends here were informed Until a year ago Mrs. McVicker maintained a home at 1013 N. Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, where her husband died last year. They were married in 1911.

Her first husband was Alanson Sumner, New York financier. She leaves a brother, J. E. C. Gar-ber of Los Angeles, and two sisters, Mrs.

J. L. Neely of Pitts burgh and Mrs. Helene Davis of Larchmont. Joseph Schlumpf Funeral services for Joseph Schlumpf, 73-year-old Seattle pio neer, will be conducted at 3 p.m.

today at his residence, 1734 N. Van Ness Ave. He died Wednes day. Schlumpf was a former Councilman, businessman and an organizer of professional baseball teams in Seattle. He leaves his widow.

Sonja Henie Takes Citizenship Tests History and Government Questions First on List BRIDGEPORT (Ct.) July 17. OP) Sonja Henie, film and skating star, spent nearly an hour with Federal examiners answering questions on American history and government as part of a preliminary test required in her quest for American citizenship. N.Y.A. Dismissals Fought by Union The CI.O. United Federal Workers has started a campaign among citizens and public officials against dismissals that are taking place among those who run the National Youth Administration, according to a union headquarters announcement.

State N.Y.A. Administrator Pnhprt Wayne Burns said that between 400 and 500 persons in this State hold jobs with the N.Y.A. which neips approximate-w 10.000 young persons with this form of public relief. He said approximately zw oi the staff members have just been "placed on leave, some to eo back to work again within maybe a week, some not to come back for a longer ume snu some never to come back." CEMETERY LOTS wt T.awn Rartain. 1 or all.

C. C. carter; 1843 W. Q- TW-0211. Burial lot.

Forest Lawn Memorial Part. Choice loe. Serene eiope aeciioa. Laodon. Aria.

3-8698. 1 tan. arave. 8ac 8128 Maywootf zaaia oc, butuvia. HARRIER" Mamle L.

paainat Edwin W. HAUOEN. Albin M. aiam.l Marv A. HAVER, Leon B.

aaainst Cecil W. HAVES. Alice aaainst James A. HEALV. Msri M.

aiainst HENDERSON. Ena I. 1 HENDRICKS. Millia Piainal O-ori O. IHRAELSKI.

Sadie aaainsl Michaelit. JAMES. Elva F. aiainst John. JCRUMMK8, Mabel ttalnstXlaranceC.

LAORAHAO. Sam aaainst Lorraine LAN DON. Llla C. Huhi MTHEIILAND. Grace I.

aiainst Hugne P. tYNrH. Helena aiainst John K. MANN. Beatrice aiainst Jack MARLAND.

Catharine A McCANCE. Samuel aiilnst McOUlRB. Jfl F. aiainst Earl L. MIOHACCIO M.rlan aiainst JPh MONZON.

Marcellno aiainst Mabl H. PARKER. Annie aiainst Charan PAHCJUAI.E. James aiainst Margaret. PHCK TER.

Barbara H. I at rn ROBERTS. Luelll M. aiainsl Ch arte n. a Mllrfrel 1..

ROUNSEVILLE. Mildred atamiit Forrest n. RUSSELL. Cora E. aiainst waiter 8CHKHRER.

Amanda M. r' BCO'IT. Josephine aiainst HiPt. SHIRLEY. Pearl aiainst Claud 81ZEMORE.

Laura aiainst Warne. SMITH. Betty J. aiainst R'charrl h. SMITH.

Merloni aiainst Herman I. 'a Charley c. SWISHER. Marcella A. aaainst Kenneth a.

TORRES. Charlotte against Manuel O. TURNER. Inea aiainst Frederick WAONER. Grace M.

aiainst Wilbur C. WARREN, Dwarne n. aeainY WILSON. Catherine aiainst John P. ZACHARIO, Margaret aiainst Otorge.

DIVORCR1) GRANTED ASHTON. Edmund John from Ellfabelh. BIDDLE Harold T. irom neien n. BORCHERDINO.

Johann from Edward M. BROWN. Elirabeth L. from Richard A. BUCKLEY.

Pred H. from Yvonne CARSON. Norman N. from Daisle E. CHRISTMAS.

Leonard from Susie E. CLARK, Marguerlie B. from Elmer, CLAY. Joseph A. from Constance.

POCHARD. Patricia from Charlei E. Jr, COOK. Charles H. from Eula.

CRITCHFIELD. Ruth Merle from T. R. CROSS. Huth Mary from Mark A.

DANA. Frieda Irene from Hammel c. DAVIS. Sylvester P. from Jennie Isabel.

DR BALZAC. Raymond H. from Mary J. DR DEL MORAL. Evelina H.

Irom E. DRUM. May from Jamea B. ENTZIAN. Olen J.

from Marie K. HTHIAN. Blanche from Warren M. FLIBBERT. Emma A.

Irom Charlea M. FORTUNE. William L. from Marie C. OATSOa.

Angela from Anthony. GOLDBERG. Emily from Joseph. OORMLEY. Louise E.

from Edward W. GRAHAM. James N. from Marlorie D. HAMPTON.

Rutn A. irom Mmon HEISTF.R. Edna May from Oerald Alfred. HENLEY. Grace M.

from Hurrell. HERMAN. Westena C. from Claude F. urt it-Ill frnm lu-rOV.

uiiMPnntRfl Txira Mary from Donald JACKSON. Irene R. Irom Benjamin F. KINO. Haeel P.

from Day W. KURTZ. Leo E. (rom Hilda. LEININOER.

Hasel V. from Clarence J. LIPNICK. Jennie from Herman. MARTIN.

Louise from Frank D. MAYFIELD. Maxlne from Felton. MAYO. Peggy from Manning.

PRESUTTY. Felicia from Richard L. RATLIFFE. Vivian E. from Clyde W.

ir.TTV Cither Marie from Rarmond W. RICHARD8. Utahna C. from Robert L. ROPER Cecil from Ruth ETCH ELL.

James A. from Frances May. 8HEPHERD. Samuel B. (rom Betty L.

SPEAR. Emma from Roley. 8PICER. Evelyn 8. from Clarence.

STANFORD. Wando K. from France! B. TENNESON. Ruth from Walter TOMLINSON.

Charlea E. from Norma M. TU1TLE. Mildred Irons from Ralph R. VERHAAR.

Marlorie from Clarence J. VOLK. Delpha from Adam Carlton. WOOD. Betty Role from De Witt E.

OFFICIAL DEATH LIST (Leg Angelea) Name. Ate. Date. BAKER, Grace BECK. Mary CHATFTELD.

Olga A. 56 July i 78 53 59 70 74 73 67 July 14 July 14 July 13 July 9 July 11 July 14 July 13 COLEMAN. Rosco L. DOENCH. Paul GROVES.

Frank HOLLEY. Edward L. LARIMER. Rebecca A. MATTHEWS.

Louise 80 65 93 72 July 13 July 14 July 14 PINNEO, William B. RISING, Laura W. SABIN, Franklyn B. July 15 DEATHS With Funeral Announcementa. ALLEN.

Services for Cecelia Haack. Sat urday, 2 p.m., at Armstrong Family. BITTENCtTRT. Ella Bitteneurt. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., in toe Little Church of th Flowers.

Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. CLARKE. Service for Charles R. Clarke at the chapel ol Brese Brotners Gillett Saturday, 10:30 a.m. COLE.

Mrs. Etta beloved wif of the Rev. Horace w. cole. 8rvlcea 2:30 m.

Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Alhambra. Pleree Brothers' Alhambra. directors. COLONEUS. Can Peter, beloved husband or Mabel H.

and lather of Bethel jungdon and Mervyn Greer. Service at the family residence Sat. urday. 10:30 a.m., strictly private. Armstrong Family In charge.

COPLEN. Bessie Private service 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Pierce Brothers' Crematory chapel. Venice Boulevard and Catallna street. CULLEN.

James R. Requiem mass 8:30 a m. today at Cal vary Mausoleum chapel. Pierce Broth era' Inglewood Park Mortuary, direc DOUGLAS. Pearl Crane Douglas.

Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, ibis souin nower street. DUNSMOOR. Dr.

Nannie C. Dunsmoor. widow of the late Dr. John M. Duns-moor; mother of Dr.

Robert M. Duns- moor; grandmother ol karry R. Duns, moor. Service at the chapel of Bresee Brothers A Gillette Saturday at 2:30 p.m. DURKEE.

Services for Mrs. Margaret Durkee Saturday, 4 p.m.. at Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park, Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary, directors, DWYER. Arthur Lee. Recitation of the Rosary 8 m.

tonight. Pierce Brothers' Alhambra, 345 West Main street. Requiem mass 9 a.m. Saturday at the Ban Gabriel Mis sion. epmoiner oi Prank Eason; loving sister of Azalea Whitney and Lennie B.

Wilson. Services Saturday. 3 p.m., at Grace cnapei, inglewood Park Cemetery. Ut-ter-McKlnley's Viewpark in charge. ELVIDOE.

Annie A. Services 11 a m. Saturday at Pierce Brotners. 720 west Washington Boule vard. Please omit flowers.

FERRICK. George F. Ferrick. loving brother of Jamea, Robert, Richard and John Ferrick. Rosary this evening at 8:30 o'clock at th chapel of uuonnor, iuji souin Grand avenue.

Requiem mass Saturday, 10 a.m., at toe immaculate Heart oi Mary Church OARRIGAN. Philip Garrlgan. Requiem masa today, 9:13 a.m., at laivary Mausoleum chapel Cunning ham O'Connor, dlrectora. GLASS. Services for Edwin M.

Glass at we cnapei of ureses Brothers Gil lettg Friday, 10:30 a.m. QOEBEL. The funeral services of Miss ii Auiasuns uoeoei win be held today at 10 am. from the chapel of mown, igio oouin nower street HAMMOND. Frances L.

Hammond Rcwary this evening at 8 o'clock at the chapel of Cunningham 6c O'Connor, 1031 South Orand avenue. Requiem mass Saturday at 9 a at St Columbkllle's Church. Interment, Holy HARDY. Emma Frances. Services 3 p.m.

today at Pierce oiuuieis, west wasnington, HARRISON. Alfred C. Harrison. Cunningham A O'Connor, directors. JOHNSON.

Berenice A. Johnson, of 4323 North Griffin avenue. Services Monday, July 21, at 12:30 from Memory Chapel. Los Angeles Undertaking 2517 Pasadena avenue. JORDAN.

Ear) husband of Am Jordan; father of Alice J. Reeve, Fresno; Donald W. Jordan, San Bernardino; Thurston C. Jordan, South Paaadena: Clinton Mabury Jordan. Los Angeles; son of Eliza Jordan: brother of Lona I.

Jordan and Ada Winch of Ban Jose. Services Saturday, 10:30 from Walton 0elMr' 721 KEITH. Ollie. Services 11 a m. today at Pierce Brothers' Crematory chapel, Venice Boulevard and Catallna atreet KOCH.

Charles fEvlc--2 m- Saturday at Pierce Brothers. 720 West Washington. LA FONTAINE. Mrs. Nettte O.

La Fon- iTr. V. mother of Mra Ruth McBnd and Merrill La Fontaine. Bresee Brothers tc Gillette, directors MACDONALD. Margaret 720 Wert Mhlng- MAR.1?N; tot Alexander H.

Mar- uninfi D.m.. I. aa rMm arafk nde' auspices wti aioaie no. 319, F. At A Mason, son of oa' th Wee "rwJf in Forest Lawn.

FMre Brothers, dlmtora. FROM OPERATOB OR AGED Bchafer Broa. 8.8. Lines gltl J. H.

Baxter As Co. Cooa Bay Hammond Lumber Co. Lonivlew-8 D. A Berstrom Anacortei-S. K.

Wood Lumber co. Jn'fnaOa Ouy B. Barham Co. Boiton B. Co.

Knappton Oliver J. Olaon As Co. Najasakl Wlckersham As Co. H- Wlekeraham tt Co. Solnt B.B.

Co. Luekenbach Line gan Dleto Rlohfleld Oil Corn. Port Albernl Burn B.B. Co. Puerto ArmueUes United Fruit co.

San Franclaeo P. Soto Jhlnnlna Co. Baltlmor Baltlmor Coo Bay Buenoa Portland Tacoma MacDonald As Bertstrom Dlmond A1.C0. Chamberlln B.B. Co.

J. Olaon As Co. From Seattle Aug. 8 AUSTIN stooge Charlie McCarthy, but at the last minute their reservations were canceled. The Matsoniavwas delayed by engine trouble several weeks ago on her way from Los Angeles to San Francisco and was forced to return here for repairs because of the strike of machinists in the northern port, Since that time, she has speed ed up her running time between the mainland and the islands until yesterday she was able to resume her former schedule.

Arrivals and Clearances at Pacific Ports SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. Arrived: Jamea A. Griffiths, 4:10 a.m.. Portland: Heilra.

5:50 a.m., Norfolk: Associated. 3 a.m., Tacoma; Cat wood. 9:10 a.m.. Port San Luis: Coast Shipper, 9:15 a.m., Los Angeles; K. R.

Kingsbury, 10:15 a.m.. Los Angeles; Abssroka. 4 p.m., Norfolk via Los Angeles: Heiyo Maru, 5:15 p.m., Yokohama. Sailed: Panaman. 1:30 a.m..

Baltimore: Edwin B. De Golia. 6 a.m., Loa Angeles; L. Luekenbach, 10:10 a.m.. Boston via Los Angeles: yacht Wanderbird, 1:40 p.m..

Papeete: Daisy Gadsby. 5 p.m., Coos Bay; Davenport, 5:40 p.m.. Gray Harbor. SEATTLE. July 17, Arrived: West Celleron.

9:15 a.m., Tacoma: Tejon, 3:45 a.m., San Francisco; Tree, p.m., Tacoma; tanker Toplla, 4 p.m., Los Angeles. Sailed: Tanans. noon, Alaska; Standard Service, 8 a.m., Alaska; tanker Telon. 4 p.m., Tacoma; 6 p.m.,1' Belling-ham: Kyokko Maru. 6 P.m., Yokohama via Tacoma.

PORTLAND. July 17. Arrived: Klamath (Weyerhaeuser.) 11:30 a.m., Everett. Sailed: Pat Doheny, 6 a.m., Lo An- o-alaae vM-to Ka rA i at a Dan ae Sk a a-i Camden. 10 a.m., Loa Angeles.

ASTORIA. July 17. Arrived: Kelama, 5:30 a.m., Everett. Sailed: Cynthia Olson, 3:30 a.m., Los Angeles; Matne, 8:40 a.m.. New York.

TACOMA. July 17. Sailed: Tye. 7 a.m.. Seattle: West Celeron.

6 a.m.. Seattle; Independence Hall, midnight, Bellingham. SAN DIEGO. July 17. Arrived: Bar bara C.

6:50 a.m., Portland: 8a Diegan. a.m., Los Angeles: Margaret Bchafer, 3:30 p.m.. Grays Harbor. Sailed: Kekoskee, 10:50 a.m.. Long Beach; San Diegan, 6 p.m., Los Angeles, HONOLULU.

July 17. Arrived: Black Eagle, Orient, galled Thursday; Maiiko, San Francisco; Lurline, noon, San Francisco. Failure to Check on Children Scored Lack of Physical Tests Likened to Sabotage "The social, educational and economic failures we are developing through neglect of thorough physical examinations of our children are as detrimental to national defense as deliberate sabotage." That was a statement of Wil-lard B. Hargrove, executive director of the Auricular Foundation, in an address on the Los Angeles campus of the University of California yesterday. "Here in Los Angeles we consider it worth approximately $160 a year to the taxpayers to educate one child per year," he said.

"What is it worth to the child? To decide that audiometric testing is too expensive the cost is approximately 25 cents per child is very poor economy when we find that are repeated annually in this country by hard-of -hearing children. lacing a hard-of-hearing child in the front of the schoolroom where he can hear better is the equivalent of placing glasses on a child with a vision defect," he Rofarians Will Install Officers Installation of George E. Wor- ster as president of the Rotary Club of Los Angeles for the ensuing year is due to take place at today's luncheon meeting of Club Number Five of Rotary International in the Biitmore ballroom, with Harry G. Haake, retiring president, introducing the new head of the Other new. officers whose in stallation is scheduled are: Lawrence S.

Koenig as vice-president; Dr. Roger W. Truesdail, secretary; James E. 1 1 treasurerhester A. Nelson and Wesley D.

Smith, sergeants-at-arms, and Darrell J. Bogardus, Geoffrey C. Holly and C. P. Mac-Gregor, directors.

Ferry En Route to Start Service BY TOM Manned by four qualified Har bor Department employees, In case she should go adrift, the new San Pedro municipal ferry last night left the Seattle ship yard where she has been undergoing reconstruction, in tow of a tug from the Puget Sound Tug Barge Co. for Los Angeles Har bor. Under the terms of the towing contract, the new ferry i3 due here by July 31, well before the planned inauguration of the ferry service between San Pedro and Terminal Island on Aug. 8. RAMPS' CO.MIXG Simultaneously; it was an nounced by Arthur Eldridge, general manager of the Harbor De partment, that automobile ramps purchased from the managers of the Treasure Island exposition in San Francisco, are in the process of being dismantled and will be brought to Los Angeles Harbor by rail, arriving well ahead of the ferry, so that they may be installed in preparation for the start of service.

Pedestrian ramps, also purchased from Treasure Island officials, may be brought down by boat, it was said. PROGRAM SHOWN General Manager Eldridge pointed out that only the automobile ramps are necessary for the start of ferry service, since pedestrians can use them to board the ferry if the other ramps are not available. Ferry terminals here are well under way, and while all construction is not expected to be complete by the time service is begun, facilities will be adequate to handle the thousands of workers bound for Terminal Island when the ferry makes its first run. The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce is planning a celebration Aug. 8 to mark inauguration of the new municipal ferry serv ice.

Liner Matsonia Back on Regular Schedule Returning to her regular the Matson liner Mat sonia sailed from Los Angeles Harbor yesterday for honolulu via San Francisco with more than 300 passengers aboard from this port. She will pick up a like number in San Francisco before sailing with a capacity passenger list for the islands. Scheduled to sail on the Mat sonia from the harbor were Edgar Bergen and his blockhead Sun, Moon and Tide By U.S. Coast and Oeodetls Survey til ftatr yyit 1 vr OD a. oo 3a- July 23 July 31 Aut.

6 Aut. 14 FEIDAT, JULY 18 Sun rises 4:55 a.m.. sets 7:03 p.m. Moon rises 13:38 a sets 2:19 p.m. TIDES.

LOS ANGELES BARBpB July HUH tow Hlih Low 18 5:54 3.2 10:47 2.2 8:18 8.1 Isiw Hleh Low Hlah 12-44 0.1 8:81 3.4 11.38 2.3 8.4 1:20 0.3 7:33 3.6 12:19 2.3 S.7 1:52 0.0 8:08 3.7 2.2 7:09 S.9 8:40 3.9 1:391 3.1 7:48 8.1 9:12 4.0 2:09 2.0 8:18 6.2 9:44 4.2 2:48 1.9 8:94 6.2 Tides are alven In order of occurrence. Brat column denoting the time and second column height In feet above or below mean low water. Litnt xace type denotes a.m. Mack (ae Ship Movements Thursday VESSELS ABIIVED AMERICAN FISHER. New Orleans, 5:55 a.m.

GEORGIAN. Boston, 7:50 a.m. BRUNSWICK. Coos Bay. 8 a.m.

SEIA MARU. Bueno Alreei 10:30 a.m. A. M. BAXTER, Seattle.

1:30 P.m. CENTO MARU. Nagasaki. 1:50 P.m. KEKOSKEE.

San Diego, 9 P.m. Baltimore, 10 p.m. VESSELS SAILED AZDMA MARU, Kobe, 4:55 a.m. PAUL 8HOUP. Avon, 10:10 a.m.

MOBILE CITY. S.F.-Seattle. 11 a.m. SEIA MARU, Kobe, midnight. AMERICAN FISHER, Oakland.

6:25 p.m. ASTORIA, Portland. 4:50 p.m. COAST MERCHANT, B.F.-Portland, 4:20 p.m. ESTHER JOHNSON, Aberdeen.

4:58 P.m. MATSONIA. 8 12:55 pm. MANINL Honolulu. 8:30 p.m.

PRESIDENT HARRISON, Ban Francisco. 10 p.m. PRESIDENT TAYLOR, New York. 4:60 nf. EBLO, Honolulu, midnight.

J. 8 RUPPE MORTUARY 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-0116 ARMSTRONG. FAMILY 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET. RI-8848 UTTER-McKINLET convenient mertnarlee.

AD-118L FLORISTS CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. 108 South Spring. Phong MI-0917. CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA 1 Maaselenm Crematary Celnmbarlni Telephene ORecen 81S51 BEAUTIFUL VALHALLA MEMORIAL PARK Charleston 8-2165 or BTanley 7-2143 MAUSOLEUMS 17 H. Fourth.

Alhambra; -IK o.a..