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MORNING. NOVEMBER 9, 1938. PART I. 15 PERSONALS I SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 75 DEATHS With Funeral Announcement. DAILY EASTERN CITRUS MARKETS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WEATHER REPORT DEATHS With Funeral' Announcement.

CLOSE. William C. Close. Remains at the chspel of Brown, 1815 South Flower street. Carlot shipment" of California eltrua, compiled from railroad passim report ior ir.a excnange, wer given aa iouows; SOUTHERN Nov.

3 Season to data Last Mason to CENTRAL CALIFORNIA ORANGES LEMONS 99 41 481 IBS 43 69 CALIFORNIA Nor 5 Season to data Last season to date California orange and lemona wer steady to lower western auction centers today, Sale totaled 43 can of lemona. The price range, per box: ORANGES Graded above choice Choice Chicato S.053.O 1.J5G2.30 Philadelphia 2.05&3.10 Boston 2.00 4.00 Baltimore 2.10 Detroit 230 3.50 1.80 Bt. Louis 2.00 2. 65 Pittsburgh 2.15 2.50 18 PLASTIC AND FACIAL SURGERY PLASTIC AND FACIAL SURGEON T. Floyd Brown, 1111 Haas Bldg.

REDUCING NEW. BIMINI ATHLETIC CLUB Free iriai. uuar. b-zu ids. mo.

A-15 lncl swims it club privileges. Hilda Backlin, inu mnum REJUVENATION FAC1 BODY ETHELE FRANCIS. Fare Rejuvenator, Wllshlre. YO-9176. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR LILLIAN GOLDSMITH.

ELECTROLOGIST rormeny wun westmore 727 W. 7 8t. Suite 234. MA-4377. BEAUTY SCHOOLS 19 BE Independent Day-mte classes (10 will start you.

Position waiting. Empire, 718 So. Broadway. TR-19(i3 FULL COURSE EVENING CLASSES Work during day. Attend school nights.

62 wk. L.A, Beauty College, 315 W. 8. MORE income assured you by -tuoying oramy cunure wun worms leoer. Aiari- nalln CVinstl RAf A BE independent.

Beauty course (1.50 wk UKLLAKa. Broadway TK-5577 LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE (150 WK oranam college, ihoi w. 7tti Bt. TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION 25 BUS LINE TRAVEL FREE MEALS LOWEST FARES EAST For reservations A Information 629 S. Main St.

TR-0951 6409 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. HI-7501. All American Bus Lines Union Pacific Stages ALL AIR CONDITIONED DEPOT. 451 SO. MAIN ST.

MI-1148. City Office. 607 8. Spring. MI-7S09.

BUS SERVICE EVERYWHERE LOCAL At TRANSCONTINENTAL BURLINGTON As SANTA FE. 638 8. MAIN ST. TR-3403. GREYHOUND Depot.

6th At Los Angele its. TR-9871, HU7 a spring, M1-7W19. PORTLAND (13 SEATTLE (14.50 Limited schedule Save time At money. DOLLAR BUS LINES DEPOT, 218 E. 7 ST.

TO-3344. 62 HRS. BUS to CHICAGO Resv. seats, free pillows. For Inform.

call at 138 W. 7. Ph. TU-6318. TRAVEL CHEAPER 718 W.

6TH ST. MA-5004 TRANSPORTATION WANTED FOR SERVICES TEXAS. Gentleman will drive and share reis. EA-iazu. CHICAGO, COUPLE WILL SHARE AND DRIVE FOR FARE.

MA-Dobifi. NEW ORLEANS. Member of Calif. Nafl Guard win drive for fare. UN-8758.

MOVING, SHIPPING, STORAGE 29 Vans to All U.S. Points Return loads wanted from all cities, nrle. Kn rratinff rniiiri1 Lyon Van Lines RE-3198 COAST TO COAST Motor van service anywhere In U.S. No crating nec. SAFEWAY VAN LINES 3600 S.

GRAND AVE. PR-3631. MOTOR VAN SERVICE Coast to coast it all Intermediate State Contract price No crating necessary. TRANSCONTINENTAL VAN LINES BLanchard 71103. VAN BET.

FRISCO. SEATTLE it WAY POINTS. WANT LOAD or part. PA-Jl ia. VAN BET FRISCO.

SEATTLE WAY POINTS, want load or part, ri-iiui PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 30 IMMIGRATION, NATURALIZATION R. H. TAYLOR, formerly chief Inspector. information tree. Room 5iu.

126 w. COLLECTION AGENCIES 38 DEBTS COLLECTED OR NO CHARGE. American Bonded, 448 8. Hill. MA-2729.

DENTISTRY 40 pTATElT'retaired" whiie" or re maoe. ur m. riniey. 4U mhi st. PHYSICIANS SURGEONS SO $1.

CLINIC, blood, skin, urinary. Lowest lees, to a p.m. car to iw b. 9 Bt DR EVA WHITWELL Medicine it. Suv gery lor women.

22B Loew i state aiag. MEN, women, medicine eng. only. Preg test, vitamin gland. 44 o.

Bdwy. k. tHia SANITARIUMS, HOSPITALS 61 and Rest Hams ELDERLY single man desires to build living quarters on property oi rest nome or prvt. party, L.A. foothill pfd.

Box Y-2B9. rimes LOS ANGELES SANITARIUM. Battle Creel; treatments. Hydroelectro limn tnerapy Special diet. Resident physician.

728 East Adams Blvd. AD-7753, LOVELY rm exc 1 lood it care, nurse 24 br. ser. tJi per bed patients (40, everything Included. Phone Haw- tnorne 67H 518 E.

134 Bawtnorne IF you have mother. lather or relative to Place in conv. or rest nome. Any loca- tion No service cnarge. PA-406J (40 UP.

Sgle. rins. with bath, large porch- es, auto noes, rood irom rancn. on, care. C.3.

pref. fill Shatto PI. FI-8710 GOOD home Infinite care to elderly conv. rnv. nome, practical nurse.

745 fuller Ave. WY-32B4. GRADUATE nurse will give board, room as care, reasonable to 1 or 2 eiaeriy peo- pie in ner home. ref. MO-I9931.

MOST beautiful rest nome In L.A., tlu.se in. rieasant surrounding, goon care, good food. Private rm. 825 wk. NO-21194 CONVALESCENT As elderly.

Nurse's prl- ate nome. iuna is loving attention, AL' 4940. GOOD food, tr nurse. 24 hr. 30.

702 Virginia, ta segunao Rest Home, pn. sua $35 MONTH, Any case. 24-hr hosp care, SPECIAL Hernia sulphur packs. Rheum. woman doctor.

lOltt a. Orand. LARGE room In lovely rest home. Best attention, preierreg. ko-3jq3 NURbE'S ideal home for elderly.

Unit heal, Best IQOd. B14 S. Virgil. FE-3963 LOAMSH1RE Convalescent Home, 1116 Princeton, Santa Monica, Phone Z1370. ARBOR Rest Home Sanitarium.

Reas, 1203 Lexington, Glendale. Douglas 972 DIETITIAN. Grad. nurse. Sun porches wnsnire mst, neag.

NO-ao32. PK-I3SIB BEAUT home lor discriminating elderly ac convalescent guests. KK-4hi (35. Qrad. nurse, 24 hrs.

Aged coiv vaiescent. Mrs, weuie Kau. ki-ohob. ELDERLY it convalescent, best care A' rood, mm, neat, reas. 610 B.

Oxford COMFORTABLE home for those needing care wnoiesome mod, uh-hbu. CHOICE ot 22 Sanitariums it rest homes 437 H. W. Hellman Bldg. VA-3228 ATTRAC.

prlv. home, semi-invalid or el deny nurse, diet. OR-4404. STAMPS AND COINS 65 CASH at once for U.S. it foreign stamps it coins, uoia prer.

lou mjscii. 309J Lake Hollywood Hollywood, calir. SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 75 AIRPLANE BUILDING OUR GRADUATE8 ALWAYS IN DEMAND ANUEHSON 1102 8. FlAJWElt AMERICAN BARBER COLLEGE. 616 South Main oners wonderful opportunity to LKAKN BARBER TRADE.

ADULTS train for modern vocations. Estab college. Free advice de placement, cal. 728 s. Figueroa.

MU-21B4. BRUSHUP Gregg, Typing. P.B.X, Week (5 nurts durational service, bub s. run, STAGE DANCING. SEE MAURICE liOS' LOFF.

8BO0 WILBHIUE BLVD. WELDERS TRAINED RIGHT, Day it night. jiq, nvAvritr c.LiUirji aunuub. FHYS. will teach you Swedish treatment 10 days.

First 5 (20. TW-7547. 3'27 HOOVlSIt. WH.LDING SCHOOL AIRCRAFT workers trained and placed. AtKO-itcM.

zatn at urano. l. a. BARTENDING taught, modern way. Free placement.

257 B. Spring. Rm. 428. HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOL 2121 Bah Fernando Rd.

Los Angeles. CIVIL SERVICE BY EX-EXAMINER (j 41H W. 0 St. Suite 330. MA-BtjJl.

MODELING, HOSTESS. APT. MGMT. Josephine Roy, 527 W. 7.

VA-lfifiO INTENSIVE CIVIL SERVICE COURSE A. BUS PREP, 815 3. Hill. TR-7778 HIGH school diploma 111 2 yrs. Meets re- quirements.

write box W-4B4. Times. CIVIL SERVICE COACHING Educational Service. 606 8. Hill.

CIVIL SERVICE COACH. ALL EXAMS. FREE FACTS. Comstock, 1 2 8 W. 3.

WAITRESSES trained by expert, short course. W. B. atllte 6. HOSTESS Training.

AdI. Hotel Msmt. wnsnire couege. 3H2 wusn. rE-ama.

X-Ray Ac Physio. Class now forming, clin ic practice. Bush 2412 W. 7th. FASHION models, size 12-14-16.

Free placement. 3MI W. St. Rin. -II.

EX-7713 RADIO INSTITUTE OF CALIFORNIA 1117 VENICE BLVD. DR-0525. DILLON. y4 yrs, private shorthand teach er, rinrement. wncnx Biflg.

LOR1ST. Be one. Jessie C. Ireland Studio, a. Hoover.

PK-otiHt, COACHING Service 'Exams. CIVIC COACHINO 821 ChapmBQ Bldg DR. Dentist's OHlce Ass't Trained. Tay- lur pcnnoi, ow a. virgu, ri-ciha DRAFTSMEN ii demand.

We train and m-iy ptm.rr wing DM o-lu, limrB, CAN SAVE YOU MONEY SEE ME FirtST. 524; PPfiTNO. RM. 325. SEE National Schools large ad Classifica tion iib.

so. riguern. BEAUTY SUGGESTIONS (Continued from precedlnr column) FUR COATS Oreatest Vlue In Lot Angeles, Formerly $505300 Other fin fur coat 179 up. CASH OR CREDIT No Interest or carrying charges. FUR STUDIO Entire Second Floor 215 W.

5TH ST. AT BDWAY. Open dally A- Sun, 'till 9 m. TIRES FACTORY ADJUSTED ALL SIZES 2 FOR $5.75 GUARANTEED FISK DISTRIBUTORS 4829 S. Broadway CE-21208 ARE YOU INTERESTED? 1.

In meeting congenial neoDle. 2. In knowing who Is arriving from or leaving lor your nome State. 3. In economically enjoying Log Ante les' bright life.

4. In time saving tours to points of in terest. pnone ox-jmi, a.m. to p.m. ALL STATES SERVICE.

LOOK $35 42 U.S. government mall trucks, Iksex 6 cyl. Ton Panel Delivery Bndies. All In good running condition. Pneumatic Tire serv, smusnn at Alameda.

TIRES FACTORY BLEMISHED 2 for $5.95 ANY 8IZE 1240 S. BROADWAY SPIRITUAL PSYCHIC RELIABLE. 18 YEARS AT 1924 W. 6 8T. Aavice on ousiness, Love, Marriage all aSalrs.

Contribution Reading. 10 to 8 Sun. 11 to 8. No. 3 ft cars psss door CASH FOR DIAMONDS Old gold, Jewelry antiques.

SECURITY JEWELRY CO. Bring this ad for most cash. 810 S. Broadway. Suite 704.

LOC. executive, incoip. natl. bus. need man or women as omcer 6c treasurer $2000 Inv.

Sec. You handle money. Wkly sai. 6i oi proms. Mr.

jonnston, ru 7804. DEBTS COLLECTED OR NO CHARGE AMERICAN BONDED FINANCE CO. 448 So. Hill, Suite 318. MA-2729.

WORTHWHILE" introductions L.A. suburban lonely ladles it gentlemen. Send stamp for sealed bulletin tall ages.) club ELITE A. 1307 BO. HARVARD, Li.A.

XMAS TREES Silver Tips and White Pir. For Informs- tion. write Box W-59, Times. WANTED. Rin.

it board. Sunny, heated rm. witn board, with woman alone or cpl. Lady is partially blind but requires no care, box Times. EX-NAVAL officer, accountant, writer.

35 oner as secvy, ousiness body guard, etc consider anything, anywhere, urgent. box y-uus. Times MEN'S 8AMPLE SUITS OVERCOATS. Also Ladles Manmsn Tailored Suits. Standard Brands.

Retail at Wholesale. 754 8. L.A. St. Rm.

810. VA-5660. PRINCESS ZORAIDA EuvDiian Dsvrhic Dianas atone asst. ner leuowmen. Test reap, auc.

mm sunset Blvd. ox-9350, CHARMING escorts. Ders. introductions. si mo.

up. want partner witn cash for orancn. Jim. VA-9443. 1115 w.

8. MME. Eugene, wife of former PRESIDENT 01 FKiA-MUtt republic. Famous seer psycnic, U44 n. wormanoie.

NO-ZJ74 ORCHESTRAS 79 PIECES txcei opp. uonci piioucuy, steady wort uriaus i), box jaw, Hollywood UPHOLSIER 2 pc. living set ia velour, S42.50 cash or 110 down. 6 nurnin S8 42. AAA Mattress it Uph Co TW-6105 SLF.EP CAN RESTORE NORMAL aDnetite.

write -wane up ana Sleep" lor new neaun lmormauon, box n-122. Times. REV. SANDRA, gifted psychic. Tells all good or bad, without a single question Calls names, gives dates 1119 W.

6th DATES! Best famous "Golden Ripe" 15 lb. jugs snipped anywnere in u. s. s. Grow er.

P.O. Box 222. Indio. Calif. MliN.

call "DOLOHES" Escort Service tor mat cnarming lady escort "THE BEST IN THE WEST." FE-9939 SPARKS BUILDERS DESIGNERS. LTD, Licensed oy Htat 01 California. 3576 Wllfhlre Blvd. DR-8218. CASH FOR OLD GOLD Ac DIAMONDS! watcn repairing.

a.5Q. 430 8. Bdway, LEARN TO DRIVE TRAITFTr! DRTVINfl wun ouai saicty controls, ouar. YO-94UQ TIRES Save up to 50'. Standard makes, Tire BtiPPty co.

122 w. Washington Blvd LEARN TO DRIVE. I have time lor two more students. WE-He4. ANYONE OWE YOU MONEY? See Nick Harris Coll'rs.

411 W. 7. VA-22(54. DEBTS COLLECTED anvwhem Ar charge Licensed and bonded. National Liquidation Bureau.

112 W. 9th. TR-7707 WANTA FLY? Va price. Instruction free buo Atiams. 3B3 o.

san Pedro. 9-5 MME. F.STELLE CANNADY. DESIGNER Reproducer of Paris Models. HE-5796 MAZZAROTH Spirit Church Madame Rina, anvise on an matters, iob 3rd, PSYCHO astro, analytical reading ot cards Expert aavice.

uay KX-Z928. Eve. VE-5441 GEO. McCarthy, write, very Important uen. uei Ban rrancisco, w.w NO smoke mouth wash ends tobacco hab- quickly.

$1. Arrow Drug. 361 S. Hill HEIRS Cash for legacies At trust funds. Q34 a.

uunsmuir. woom 104, YO-3715. WOMEN, elderly, asst. Pub. Dept.

Exp. not ncc. jdo unnmDFr commerce fling. WORRIED? Financial troubles handled lia W. Bin OT.

KM. 924. TR-7707 iNOLEWoon pari; temhtitrv Chapel, mausoleum, cemetery, PL-3144. BANKRUPT Blocks silver foxes, coals. capes, save at 204 8.

Bdwy ALCOHOLISM treated secretly. InexDen give. Money-back guar. Call or write. 54a o.

nroaoway. nm. hut. TU-2025 DEAF Western Electric with amDlifier Sac. (55.

Sonotone without amplifier (20. B15 o. Hill. Km. zub, WILL conditions abroad keep you at home this winter? I have a plan of travel that may interest you, box l-w.

Times. LOS ANGELES AUTO DRIVING SCHOoE! ut) a. Vermont Ave. ri-704i. MAKE a fortune, mining.

$500 inv. quicg action needed. Box Y-30. Times MATTRESS renovated, all work guran- teed. Call Better Mattress Co.

MU-6619 BUY real estate (385 (28.78 mo. rontana farms (121 a. spring th-3064 REV. TAYLOR. PSYCHIC.

8he gives facts, good or baa. 1408 W. 7. THRILL RELATIVES As FRIENDS WITH A am Aa record ot your voice, i.x-2334. USED sheet music 61 books bought, sold.

Great Western Music 336'i S. Bdwy WEEKLY THURSDAY AUCTION SALE, 1911 W. ADA M. A. N.

A BELL. AUCTK $5 REPORTS ANYONE U.S. GUARDIAN urTKunvisa. gw w. 1 bt.

TU-Hbvi. FAN C. Fan. apron nf the stars. S1.50 (2.50 postpd.

P.O. Box 27, Hollywood. DEBTS COLLECTED OR NO CHARGE. American Bonded. 448 8, Hill, MA-2729.

MARGOS ATTRACTIVE LADY and gentlemen escorts, WY-1917. RESPONSIBLE business man going to Texas will transact business. WA-3263. SABLE MINK GUAR. BREEDERS 620 Grant Bldg.

Mr Scherer CASH for sect, course, credited schcul Will Day from orl. nty. FE-9296 VAL. autograph book tor sale. 160 famous signatures, tisoo wnsnire Blvd.

ELYSIAN "CIUB. Refined. Est. 1932. Per- sonat introductions, parties.

VA-0265, REFRIGERATORS, electrlo up Miner 4H03 p. Bdwy. Open eve HONEY Mountain. 5 gallon cans (3.90. 345 ADAM8 8IB7RRA MAURE REDUCE IT FUN'BICYCLINO UriT flth Pk 25c-30e hr MO-15820 LIBRARIES purchased.

Buyer calls. Piclt- wick hook anop. hc-hobb. WANT public speakers who know theory t-ension canning, cox s-tia. Times PUBLIC speakers who know theory Pension it Banking.

Box Z-12. Times. CASH for fixtures tc merchandise. much. Bus.

of all kinds. MI-2524. CULTURED, personable woman, years' exp. t.omp. cnarge nome.

nox 6-ztH). Time. DANCING, INSTRUCTIONS 15 DANCE LESSONS privately or In clss Drop In today let us prove how effective ft enjoyable a lew dance lessons can really be. 8 ONE HOUR LESSONS (2 Expert lady it Kentleman Instructor. MODERN STUDIOS 919 8.

Western Ave. 11 a m. to 11 m. PRIVATE lessons (3 by 2 young ladies. wait to trot, tango, rumba, swing.

Trial 50c. "1 lesson convinces." Refined atmos. uemieman learner jor tames, Westlnv 8trilns. 2420 W. 7.

DR-0492. YOUNG ladles teach privately, trot, walu. tango, swing. Beginners a special-tv. 925 8 ALVARADO.

FI-3452. uciivi, 1 t.i'.v.niiu uvi I.I B. PHKiNll MA-J41H. BEAUTY SUGGESTIONS IS HOT OIL RHAMPOO AOe ,901 Brack-Shops. 827 7th, TU-140.

COMPTOMETER COURSE (2 HOSTESS or APT. MOMT. DOCTOR'S or DENTIST'S ASST FLORIST TRAINING Course (25 Terms. Day or Eve. Free Placement.

WEBSTER COLLEGE. 405 BO. HILL ST Anderson for Diesel Finest most complete training. Prac tlcal preparaMon for Diesel work. ANDERSON niESEL SCHOOL 1100 SO.

FLOWER ST. RI-2171. FREE CATALOG. 50 career buildint day night courses. Mackay College.

612 8. Fit ACCOUNTANCY BECOME A OFFICE MANAGER OK VMJEr ACCOUNTANT LA SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY A Correspondence Institution 640 So. Figueroa St. TR-0929, ADVERTISING PART time tralnlni Wllh Nat'l advtg firm. Meyer Both Co.

Call write. Free book. 319 consolidated Burr, At Bin CARTOONING pure rATAtnn on cartooning Federal Schools, 318 W. 9. Dept.

1 RADIO ANNOUNCING WOMEN-MEN wanted to -trtrailfy as an nouncers. Audition at aaoo wnsnire COMMERCIAL ART 76 ILLUSTRATING all branches, flay or eve nlng. Free catalogue. Federal Schools. Inc.

Learn as you earn. 318 W. 9. TU-7425 PRACTICAL spare time training with national art nrm. Meyer aom co.

Free book. 313 consolidated it mil MUSIC, VOCAL, DRAMATIC, ETC. 79 PLAY popular piano music Quickly. No semes or ex. song xst les.

un-jisi. LEARN Swing Piano! Immediate Result. cnrisiensen. eu w. b.

va-udju. THEATRICAL 85 ARE YOU DRIFTING? WITHOUT AN If ONE i(rO GUIDE YOUR CAREER? II you c.in sing, then AL SI EG EL, who has guided it trained Ethel Merman, Martha Raye, Dorothy Lamour, can help you also to succeed. Phone HI-8148 from 8 a.m. to 9 pm. ior tree trial lesson HUB N.

CAHUbNOA BLVD. LEARN TO SING QUICKLY it UOKRiiCTLY HAVE YOU LOST YOUR VOICE? Don't give up until you have consulted Mr. mienin. voice specialist, AGENT for Music Corp, of Australia wants vocal radio talent, write, give age, etc. Box 2J.

Hollywood, Cal sni. tul. it comm. Ac tuition in radio, voice, drama announcing. ex-935 SINGERS AUDITIONED FOR STAGE AND RADIO OPERAS.

NOrmandle 7142. WOMEN-MEN wanted to qualify as an nouncers. Audition at utiuu wnsnire. PHOTO reproductions in eIosb finish hxio Doz. (3.23.

Xol a. spring, H. 8J4 LIFE Mask Studio. A copper, silver, bronze mask lor xmas. WA-7312.

HAVE YOU A VOICE? Free recording test it aud. 1008 Beaux Arts Bldg. EX-2334. JOIN MAESTRO ANDREO'S OPERA CHORUS, auditions Hog s. Broadway LEADING radio producer, dramatics only Free auditions good contacts.

YO-oi FEW memberships available in radio ta tlon drama worksnop. fe-zibi. YOUH voice trained, famous teacher, 5c a minute, I70tf g. Km. ins, fi-5605 SING before others.

Radio outlet when ready. Join the singers Forum, fe-0491 BONI-Pharr Theater now casting plays. (3) oca a imtc quo o. SINGERS, dancers, announcers, actors, reg, witn ponoeo agt. iTlVt a.

Vermont SAN FRANCISCO World's Fair beginners band lorming. instruments mm. UK-32ftn PLACE good dance band players of unique instruments, ao-so oasis. Lady, professional accompanist, offers services. Classical, popular.

ui-4H64. XMAS GREETING of your VOICE on a KTOKIl. (1.23 ftfiU6 sunset. HO-77J4 OROANIST, own elec. organ, entertain reas.

ior parties, weddings. 317 7a s. Hill, LEGAL NOTICES 87 clpbts incurred other than by my i rmir inn it wne iv n. iyljCI.i NOT' responsible for any debts other irian my own. rjvpiyn g.

iayior. NOT responsible for debtg other than my own. Louise Kotljjfers. NOT responsible for any debts other tnnn my own. Clyde Young.

NOT responsible for debts other than my own. B. H. Hrunn. ly di than my own.

Emll L. Mistkowski BUILDING TRADES LICENSED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS ALL REPAIRS IN ONE CONTRACT Reed McClure, 18 years supt. of construction for Sec-First Nat. Bank 304 S. Broadway.

Free estlm. VA-B244 LA BREA CONSTRUCTION CO, MODERNIZING SPECIALIST NEW BUILDINO, WA-5057. SPARKS BUILDERS DESIGNERS, LTD. Licensed by Stat of California. 3576 Wilsliire Blvd DR-8218.

INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME? SEE NEW MODEL HOME 1461 GLENVILLE DR. OPEN 10-5 DAILY BUILD NEW, REMODEL. REPAIR. ALL kinds, reas. Free estimate.

BL-7I679 F.H.A. FINANCE plans, 4 rms. (2350. 5 rms. jbuo.

TH-otiii. eve, EST. 1911. 4-rm. (lalin, 5-rm.

S2100. Dup. (3400. C. Wesley Taylor.

WH-379B BEST work at least cost. Frederick A. Sod- erberg. B2 cioveroaie Ave. wmu.

ARCHITECTS PLANS FOR ALL TYPES. 8. BROWN ARCHITECT. 2008 W. 7 BT.

DR-1523 BRICK AND TIL! WORK BRICK it Cement fireplaces, barbecue it lnclnerator3. 1757 W.45,. NO-7768. TILE SINKS, BATHS ii TUBS Incased. Open eves.

8Sii4 S. Main, TW-1197. COMPO. draiuboards, (10: tubs incased, (9, snowers compo. stairs, ca-ovju tTLE DRAINBOARDS.

MARBLES I'ONE Tubs it showers modernized, un-2947. CARPENTERING, CABINET MAKING ATreRAITONlr7MHdrir papering plastering, roofing, cement termite re- pat VandergrifT, HO-6211 SPECIALIZE o.i remodeling. New homes, Lie, guar, satis. cl-bu7 CARPENTERING painting concrete worl any Kind. emc.

Lies, vk-4bh. FIX -IT" Carpenter. Jobbing. In Out. Cabinets.

Fair prices. FI-9138. REMODELING LA BREA CONST. CO. WA-5057.

CARPENTER, remodel A-l. Contract or too, rast. rree est. la-bb. CEMENT WORK FOUNDATIONS, any alza Job.

reDair or new. floors, steps, drives, patios. Also termites. Lies, heilmann. ve-541B.

EXPERT STEP MECHANIC SMALL WORK. REPAIRS, PATIOS. Sidewalks, MR. GARVER. PR-5795.

CEMENT work. 7c ft. Foundations, etc, ROOFING, NEW At KKr AIKS. AU-113X)it. FOUNDATIONS, porches, steps, floors, drives it repairs.

1st class. ve-75ou CEMENT work, sidewalks, steps, porches Anvthlnir In i-ement Pree est PA-5772 CEMENT WORK ALL KINDS. REPAIR' CEMENT WORK Be FT. UP. FREE ESTIMATES.

TH-OB47. FOUNDATIONS, sleps, houseraising, re- pnsting, A-l work guar. Keas. VA-Q3Q7 HARDWOOD FLOORS, FLOORING HARDWOOD firs, best prices. Sp SCULL.

189 N. La Brea. YO-5164 JOHNSON'S Wax (1 Room. Lowest prices EXPERT RL.EACHINO. Macmn sand na Free esL 15 yrs.

ref. D. Rust. HO-6661 CLEAN, WAX, POLISH 1 ROOM. Sand retinisn, Get my price, AU-4bBtt FLOORS wax-polish, (1 rm.

Sand it refln. Woodwork cleaned. Rename. fa-q4bb. SPECIAL PRICE THIS WEEK.

SAND. WAX At ponsn. worn guar. rA-qojj nwoMn FLOORS cleaned it Waxed, 7rc room, Sanding. Estimates Tree.

CL-B7b7g, CLEAN, WAX, POLISH. (1 RM. SAND, ac ft. l. e.

rarren. wo-anoa. LANDSCAPING, GARDENING LAWNSpoerrak3, recondl" Care of gardena by month. OL-0057. GRADING it EXCAVATING.

FRES ESTI MATES. WA-2993, DEVIL grass machine raked, seed, fertilize. Free est. Atlas Lawn vk-jjos renovated. Free est.

O. Ohaia CO, Days l'A-321U. EVe. HO-74JU. PLASTERING PATCHING Ai PLASTERING a Specialty Stucco work.

No Job too small. Prompt Service. Neat reasonable. UN-2049 PLASTER, cement, stucco, patch and rep. A-l worn.

Reas. Mr. Mortensen. dk-obhb PLASTER repairs, restucco old walls, incinerators. PLASTER, CEMENT As STUCCO WORK Patchlnr it repairs.

Reas. OL-7871 FOR PLAIN it ORNAMENTAL Plastering repair wk, r. j. neyne. iti-unj, REPAIR SPECIALIST.

Plaster. Stucco. Nent, reas. Any sire WB, OL-6B93. PLASTER, stucco, brushcoat, cement work.

Nent patching a spec. VE-7681. PAINTING. DECORATING PAPERHANGING PAIN iWGi'coratlng waterproof. Slucco Ra li, papering.

ri-iBi. PAINTING, paperhanglng, No Job too large or ion small. AN-iuatii, in-css PAINTING, Int. papering reas. Fam- lly man needs wk.

RI-3713, RI-7528. Additional ads under this heading will be found on Next Page. WENTE. Mis Olive M. Wente Of 6355 Franklin avenue, Hollywood.

pased away Tuesday November 8, 10J8 Miss Wente was formerly a member of the Language Faculty of Holly- wood Hizh Rchool, retiring. In 1916 but retaining an active Interest in educational affairs and Presbyterian Missions. Surviving member of her family are her sister. Mrs Eva Lvnd of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Norman F.

Bate of St an wood and her brother, Robert C. Wente of Pasadena. Cal. Funeral icrvices will be held 10 Friday at the chapel of Turner Stevens 93 North Marengo avenue, Pasadena. WOODHOUSE.

Service for Sarah Jane Woodhouse 3 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers. FUNERAL DIRECTORS SERVICES BY PIERCE BROTHERS lift West Wsshlngten. PRospert 1156. CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR More centrally located than any mortuary In Los Angele Convenient to friend and relative during business hours.

Ample parkin facilities. 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVE. PR-0297 GARRETT BROTHERS-ROBINSON Robert B. Garrett Banning C. Garrett Paul D.

Robinson PR-203S 21 VENICE BLVD. PR-1001 BRESEE BROTHERS GILLETTE t'nder (he personal supervision of M. A Bresee and Kenneth Gillette 30 WASHINGTON BLVD PR-3I2S. MORTUARY INFOREST LAWN EVERYTHING AT TIME OF SORROW Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Inc. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 VENICE BLVD.

PRospect RUPPE, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1001 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. FR-0115 REED BROS. TAPLEY GEIGER 71 WEST WASHINGTON. PR-5151. BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian lervice.

Moderate price ARMSTRONG FAMILY 1201 South Hop street. RI-6318. W. A. BROWN 1815 SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR-2011 WALLACE E. WHITE A PB-3343 HOWARD J. CALLANAN CEMETERIES INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasant (144 "BEAUTIFUL HOLLYWOOD" The cemetery of the Immortals CEMETERY. MAUSOLEUM, CREMATORY 6000 SANTA MONICA BLVD. ROSEDALE CEMETERY PERMANENT CONVENIENT BE AliTIr'l'L Cemetery.

Crematory. Columbarium. Vault 1831 WASHINGTON. PA-3155. ROSE HILLS PARK Cemetery Mausoleum Columbarium Purposely Secluded.

Yet Easy of Acres Workman Mill Road Whittier 430-31 VALHALLA CEMETERY BURBANK. CAL Hollywood 1961 Burbank S40 CEMETERY LOTS WANTED GRAVES CRYPTS IN ALL local cemeteries. 727 w. Washington. OBITUARY Ida Gray Scott Funeral services for Ida Gray Scott, 82, opera singer who appeared before King George of England and formerly sang with the late Mme.

Schumann-Heink, will be conducted at 11 a.m. to morrow at Pierce Brothers mor tuary. Born in Indianapolis she sang in San Francisco, New York and other American cities. She lived in Los Angeles since 1923. She died Monday.

Edmond A. Bump Funeral services for Edmond A. Bump, 61, motion-picture ac tor who died Sunday, will be con ducted at 10 a.m. today at the Bramble Funeral Home. Bump, who was born in Kansas, came to Los Angeles ftt 1904.

He leaves a sister. Walton T. far rat Funeral services for Walton (Jerry) Farrar, Hollywood pub licity man who died Sunday, will be conducted today at 1 p.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers Cremation will follow. Christian Science rites will be performed.

Farrar, formerly a newspaper man, once worked on The Times LOST AND FOUND BRACELET, 18 dlas. plat, links, lost eve, nlng Nov. possibly vie. Blltmore Hotel LIB. REW.

Toplls As Harding, 610 S. Broadway. MU-2381. BRACELET, yello gold. "Elk" ou front.

Soc Security No. on back. Rew. OL-5117. COIN purse lost Bullock's contains 5 bill it 3 val, diamond rings.

Liberal reward, return or lniormcr 11 lound. WH-3616. DOG, male English sheep, long grey white hair, vie. June Beverly. Reward.

TAILWAGGER FOUNDATION. HO-6274 or GL-3115. DOG, Part Husky aud Police. Black white. 15 mo.

old. Vic. Beverly Hills neartoronen lamuy. Hew. CR-11135 DOO, female Cocker Spaniel, black, white on throat.

Arlington ii Country Club ur. Hewaro. kob451. DOG. Red male IrL.li setter, lost vie.

Sunset uoneny ur Heward. CR-19145. tau WAOGER FOUNDATION. HO-6274 DOG, S10 reward lor or Information if found, black male Scottle. WH-8618.

DOG lound. wlre-halr owner Identify Ac pay expense. Sunset 21808, DOG, blk. Cocker. 5 "Butch." Plco-Cftitlnela-Scpulveda, Reward.

VE-061O. DOG, liver brown It white male Springer Spaniel, 6 mo- old. Reward, MO-14203. DOG, brown male Dachshund pup. Nr.

54 iv ave. rtew. 0141 iu Ave, uw-ujj. DOO, wh. Wire Hair male.

"Butch," vie. B49 S. Hauser. Reward. YO-3173.

LADY'S coat. $100 REWARD for return. Lost nr. 6 Ave, Monte Claire. RO-1095 PURSE, Lady's black leather, lost Sun.

No. Flgueroa. Rew. for keys, etc. MI-9519.

PURSE, Food Show; S28, glasses, ease, etc. $5 informer. MA-2345, Sta. 412. WRISTWATCH lost at or on way to Coliseum Sat Man's yellow gold wrlstwatch, forolgn make Strip of blue enamel on Lioerai reward.

TK-iaai LOST Lady's small yellow gold Elgin wrlstwatch. bet. Olive it HIU on 6th. Reward. OL-4528.

LOST: Butova lady's wrlstwatch, 2 sap-phi res. 4 bet. Bullock's At Brdwy. Mon. Reward.

San rernando 1015. BLACK de white springer Spaniel lost, anawers to name Major. Identification tag on collar. Reward. West L.A.

38381. PERSONALS 10 REV. Adair Asks no questions. Tells all. 5 questions by mall 50c.

2320 8. Grand. DIATHERMY short ave for home use. Hamilton, 1861'j W. Sti.Barb'a.

VE-130B flHFS Nationally known brands at big snvln M. WAREHOUSE, 725 Allo 8t SUm OLOO readings ic 3 questions. 3oc don. Send birth date. 15U 8.

Vermont. As 5. LONG Term Real Estate Loans Winter Inv. Co. 31S W.

If. TR-3Q71. Jewish introduction club for re fined people ail apes. RO-0M2 MEN shirts 62.50. Tailored to measure Delia SHIrt, 524 8, Spring.

Rm. 218. 'Continued In next column! 8 OFFICIAL LOCAL OFFICE. TJ. S.

WEATHER BO-DEAU, Lo Angeles, Nov. S. (Reported by L. H. Dalngerfleld.

meteorologist) At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 30.04; at 6 29.89. Thermometer for the cor responding hours showed 56 drg. and 69 org. Relative numioity, 5 a.m., per cent: 5 P.m..

13 per cent. Wind, 5 a.m., north; velocity, 4 miles; 5 P.m., south-west: velocity. 8 miles. Temperatures. highest.

79 lowest. 55 deg. Rainfall (or season. 02 nf an inch: normal to date, 1.05 Inches; last season to date, .01 of an inch. WEATHER CONDITIONS.

High ores. sure lies over and off the middle Pacific Coast 130.70 at 40 N. and 146 extend from the Great Basin to the middle and lower Mississippi and the West Gulf of Mexico (Del Rio and Corpus cnristi. 30.44,) and lies over and off the North Atlantic-New England Coast (Boston, 30.20; low pressure covers the Northern ouir of Alaska ana adjacent areas Island. 29.38 29.60 near Juneau.) cover much of Western Canada (Copper mine, 29.44.) extends from ine laieea northeastward iBault Rte Marie.

29.48.) covers the West Mexican Coast (Acapulco, 29.84.) and lies over and off Southern Florida (Miami. 29.78.) Results and at tending phenomena: Moisture over tne Alaskan-North Pacific Coast. Northern Alberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and frequently from the Mississippi to the lakes, eastern cotton belt and Florida; heavy, Sault 8te. Marie, 1.00.

Moderate to sharp temperature falls from the lakes to the middle and lower Mississippi: heavy to klllina frost over Arkansaa and Western Tennessee; continued cold westward to the Great Basin, but moderating over tne Rockies; heavy frost over the Interior of Texas: ranged from 84 deg. yesterday at Tampa to -6 deg. last night at Chester field inlet, west Hudson nay. Fair, miio weather over Southern California. LOCAL TEMPERATURES.

Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the IT, B. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Stations Max. Min. Union Air Terminal .15 42 Corona 80 49 Culver City 77 El Calon 80 Imperial 70 San Pedro 72 57 33 37 47 49 48 34 39 60 36 37 44 Avalon. Santa Catalina Island 72 Mt.

Wilson 58 Porterville 68 Riverside 79 San Fernando 72 Santa Ana 81 Santa Barbara 73 Long Beach 78 LOCAL FORECAST For Los Angele and vicinity: Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with little change in temperature; gentle, north, west wind off coast. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 8 Weather forecast: Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday and Thursday: moderate west wind. Northern California: Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday and Thursday; snow flurries, over northern mountains: mod erate to fresh northwest wind oft coast.

Sierra Nevada: Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday and Thursday; snow flurries over northern ranges; moderate west wind. Sacramento, Santa Clara, Salinas and San Joaquin valleys: Partly cloudy and cool Wednesday and Thursday; gentle northwest wind. Southern California: Partly oudy Wednesday and Thursday; little change in temperature: gentle northwest wind off coast. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Aria Nov. 8.

Forecast for Arlsona: Fair Wednesday and Thursday; little chance In temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Arli.) Nov. 8. (Exclusive dis patch from the U. S.

Geological Survey I Oauge height Colorado River. 18.54 feet. Discharge: Tuesday, 5310 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION As of a.m. AU others a of 5 P.m.

Precipl- Stations High Low tation Abilene 60 32 Atnarlllo 38 Atlanta 66 28 64 24 30 58 64 22 68 62 34 34 46 36 26 22 38 22 20 20 24 50 18 44 40 22 66 32 36 8 26 34 68 32 38 32 24 32 52 18 32 '88 32 72 52 20 16 14 40 46 60 44 20 30 22 48 60 42 60 28 40 20 24 44 26 42 20 44 30 26 .12 52 50 16 42 it- 30 68 44 34 34 38 58 28 30 24 16 24 44 .12 Bismarck 52 Boise 44 Boston 74 .02 .56 Buffalo 66 'Calgary 58 Charleston 4 Charlotte 78 Chicago 38 Cincinnati 42 T. .02 .35 Cleveland 46 Dallas 44 Denver 52 De Moines 40 Detroit 38 Dodge City 64 .01 Duluth 30 38 58 Edmonton El Paso Eureka Flagstaff 56 42 68 52 46 76 46 40 34 54 Fresno Oalveston Orand Junction Hatteras Havre Helena Huron Independence Indianapolis 40 Jacksonville 80 Juneau 38 Kalispell 40 Kamloops 52 Kansas City 50 Ketchikan 38 Knoxville 50 Lander 32 Little Rock 50 Los Angeles 79 Memphis 50 Miami 60 Miles City 82 Mlnneapolis-St. Paul 38 Modena 58 Moorhead 34 Needles 60 New Orleans 88 New York 12 North Head SO North Platte 56 Oklahoma City 58 Omaha 46 Pensacola 74 Philadelphia 76 Phoenix 16 Pittsburgh 66 Pocatello 48 Portland 76 Pueblo 52 Rapid City 64 Redding 62 Reno 64 Rosebitrg 52 Roswell 58 Sacramento 66 St. Louis 44 Salt Lake City 52 San Antonio 62 San Diego 14 San Francisco 60 Santa Fe 44 Seattle 48 Spokane 42 Springfield, Mo. SO Swift Current 42 Tampa .....84 Tatoosh Island 48 Tonopah S2 Vicksburg 12 .05 .38 .12 .14 .10 .12 .37 "waiia walla oz Washington 78 Wichita 64 48 48 30 34 76 Wllllston Winnemucca Winnipeg Yellowstone Park Yuma .10 VITAL RECORD DEATHS With Funeral Announcements.

Why should it thought 4 ihing incredible with you, that God should raise the dead. Acts xxviii, 8. ALOER. Emily Alger, beloved wife of John Alger: mother of Mrs. Gordon McLean, Mrs.

Ruth Richards. Mrs. Rhoda Trav-ers. Mrs. B.

Marquardt and George Alger. Private services today. 3 p.m., at Edwards Brother' Colonial Mortuary. BARBER. Mrs.

Mary A. Barber. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, IBIS South Flower street.

BARTON. At 829 South Bixel afreet. Mrs. Lucille M. Barton, beloved wife of Earl E.

Barton. Funeral services Thursday at 1 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

BIEHL. Private services for Elisabeth M. Blrhl were held yesterdsy from chapel of Will A. Reynolds dc John Vale. BOWER.

Anna Graves Bower, beloved mother of Miss Helen B. Rogers and sister of Mrs. Clyde O. Qulrkel. Service today at.

2:30 p.m. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. BRADY.

Charles P. Brady, beloved husband of Alice Oerstle Brady: father nf David Brady: son of Mr. snd Mrs, Peter O. Brady: brother of May T. and Thomas Brady and Mrs.

Irma Boyle. Rosary will be recited this evening 8 o'clock at Edward Brother' Colonial Mortuary. Services Thursday 3:13 p.m. at Edwards Brother, CHASE. Service for William Walter Che 2:30 p.m.

today at Pierce Brothers. CLASMAN. Service for Jennie Clasman today. 11 a.m., at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Glasband 4c directors.

CLAWSON. Edwrd M. Clswsnn, son of Mrs. Eph Clawson. brother Of Mrs.

Florence Jones, Robert and t. R. Clswsnn, Funeral services Thursday, November 10, at 1 p.m. from the Latter Dav Salnfa Church, corner. Hubbard and McDonald avenue.

M. Schanel, director. DALOLEISH. Maxine (Castleton) Dalglelsh Services Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Little Church of Hie Flowers.

Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. DANIEL. Le Roy K. Daniel. Notice of funeral later.

W. A Brown, funeral director. DE LANO. Delos C. De La no.

beloved husband of Mae De Lano, associated with Empire Laundry Co. for 28 years Funeral services Thursday 11 a from the Bramble Funeral Home, 1816 South Toberman street. DEXTER. Marion B. Dexter.

Pierce Brother, director. DONOHUE. Recitation of the rosary for Ann Donohue 8 p.m. tonight at Pierce Brothers. Requiem mass 9 a.m.

Thursday at St. Agnes Church. Adams and Vermont, interment Calvary Cem etery. DOUGLASS. Ros E.

Douglass, beloved lather or Mrs. Theodora Hansen. Services Thursday at 12 noon In tne Mule Church of the Flowers. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge.

ENGLISH. Remains of SachariaB IT. Eng lien were forwarded last nisnt by Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary to Mia erect, tutia. EPP. Emma E.

Epp, beloved wife of Louie epp; aunt ot Laura A. and Helen is. Miester, Dora and Mark R. Wl coxon, Mrs. Ruth Kirby and Mrs.

Hope ropp. Services Thursday. 2 at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary PARIS. E. C.

Paris. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. FIELDS.

Services for Johnnie Fields 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers, FURLONG. November 8. John T. Furlong, oeioved husband of the late Eliza beth G.

Furlong: father of Mrs. Joseph Stein, Stanton J. and John j. ruriong. Rosary (his evening at 8 o'clock at the chspel of Cunningham Connor, 1031 South Grand avenue.

Hequiem mass Tnursday at 9 am at St. Vincent Church. Interment vaivary. GALARZA. The funeral services of An tonio s.

Galarsa will be held today at 1:30 p.m. frcm the Wee Kirk o' the Heather, Forest Lawn Cemetery. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

GIBSON. Dr. William 8., of 707 North Verdugo avenue, Burbank. beloved husband of Cora M. Gibson, father of Merrill and brother of Frank Oinson.

Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Fill bach Funeral Home, Burbank. GOODMAN. Mrs. Mary Goodman.

Remaias at the chapel of W. A. srown, 1813 Boutn Flower street. HILLER. Services for Frank Hlller today 11 a.m.

at uroman Mortuary. HOEFFEL. Isidore Hoeffel. Cunningham O'Connor, director. HOSINSKI.

Mrs. Louis B. Hoeinski. Rosary will be recited this evening clock at the chapel of Wallace E. White de Howard J.

Callanan. Solemn requiem mass Thursday, 9 a.m., at Christ the King Church. HOUGHTON. November 7, at his home in River, Lake W. Houghton, husband of Jennie B.

Houghton and father of William L. and Roy J. Houghton, Nan H. Tuedio, Stella Glllman and Ella Dickerson. Funeral from White Emerson Co Chapel.

Whittier. Thursday at 2:30 p.m. interment Kose Hills. KANOUSE. Carrol B.

Funeral today 3 m. at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mno Pierce Mortuary, in charge, ESTER. Elizabeth Hannah Kester. Armstrong Family in charge.

LEAVITT. Bernlce L. Leavltt, wife of Elgin A. Leavltt, mother of Ralph A. Leavltt.

Will A. Reynold John Vale, In charge. LOOP. Mrs. Clara W.

Loop. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. MAC INTOSH.

Bob Macintosh beloved hu-band of Ruby Macintosh. Service Thursday at 2:30 9 m. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mortuary, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, In charge. McALPINE.

November 7, John D. Mc-Alpine, at his home In Moniebello, husband of Evangeline McAlpine. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Funeral Home, 913 Whittier Boulevard. Montebeilo.

McCALLEN. Ella V. McCallen. Requiem mass todsy, 9 a st St. Francis of Assist Church.

Wallace E. Whit tc Howard J. Callanan, directors. McNUTT. November 8.

May McNuit. Bresee Brothers Gillette, director. MOORE. Services for James Lewis Moore 3 p.m. Thursdsy at Pierce Brothers.

MOSER. Rodolnhe Moser, beloved husband of Llna Moser; father of Mrs. Llna Wagner. Mrs. Bertha Masuy.

Mrs. Irene Patthey. Angele. Nllly, Rodolphe, Walter and Robert Moser. Services Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association. in charge. NUNNALLY.

The funeral service of Mrs. Hyi W. Nunnally will be held today at 10 a.m. from the chapel or W. A.

Brown, 1813 South Flower street. PARIS. At Sacramento. Mo. Berth Herr-lin Paris, loving niece of Mrs.

E. Llsette Smith of this city and George T. Herrling of Van Nuya. Services Thursday 2:30 p.m. at the chapel of Tassell-Msynes Co, 1623 South Flgueroa.

PAUL. Laura A. Paul, beloved wife of Fredrick K. Paul, mother of Mary Paul Cox and Vincent J. Paul.

Rosary today 8 p.m. at Utter-McKinley'i Mortuary, 8814 Sunset Boulevard. Requlemmss Thursday 11 a.m. at St. Ambrose Church.

PEABODY. Services for Earl A. Frabody 3 p.m. tooay at Pierce Brothers, under auspice ot B.P.O.E. Elks Lodge No.

99. PEEL. Vincent Milton, aged 75 years. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Nsza-rene Ohurch.

Sixth and Ferris. Belvedere Gardens. Mno Pierce Mortuary, In charge. PELLETTER. Mass for George Daniel Pel-letter today.

9 a.m.. at St. Agatha's Church. Ewarda Brothers, directors, PHILLIPS. B.

O. Phillips. Services Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Little Church of the Flowers. Mortuary.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge. PITTENGER. Service for William H. Plttenger 11 a.m. today at Little Church of the Flowers.

Pierce Brothers, directors. POFF. Mr. Kate Pritchett Poff. November 8, 1938, at her home, 105O4 Virginia avenue.

South Gate. She is survived by two daughters. Mrs Lula Cazel of South Oate and Mrs. Emma Wilson of Olney, one son. Wtl-mer Poff of Olney and one grandson, Wllmer Casel of Baldwin Park.

Cal. Funeral service at 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Wee Kirk the Heather, Glendale. Turner At Stevens Pasadena, directors. POST.

At 1810 Veteran avenue. Aetta Post, mother of Roy S. Pom. Pawn Post Trowbridge. Herschel Post and the late Irvln W.

Post. Remains In care of Price-Daniel West Los Angeles. Services Thursday, November 10. at 4 p.m. from Grace Chapel, Inglewood Park Cemetery.

PRATT. Louis M. Pratt. Funeral services today at 11:30 a.m. from the Bramble Funeral Home, 1816 South Toberman street.

PREOTON. November 8. Charles Preston, for maiir" years with the Prudential Life Insurance brother of Joseph Preston. Masonic service at the chapel of Bresee Brothers Gillette, under the auspice of Golden West Com-mandery No. 43.

Thursday at 1:30 p.m. RALSTON. Services for William James Ralston 10:30 a.m. today at P.erce Brothers. REILLY.

Thomas J. Rellly. Cunningham As O'Connor, directors, RHEAUME. Services for George N. Rheaume 10 a.m.

Thursday at Pierce Brothers. ROSENKRANZ. Mary, beloved mother of Frank and Oeorae Buchler. Mrs. Eva Mohl and Mrs.

Elisabeth Vidos. Rosarjr 8 p.m. today at the chapel of J. H. Rledeman 630 Venice Boulevard.

Funeral 9 Thursday from the above chapel. Requiem huh mas St. Stephen' Church 9:30 a.m. SANKEY. Mr.

Elisabeth Sankey. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1813 South Flower street.

SCOTT. Edgar B. Scott. i Mortuary, Forest Park Association, In charge. SCOTT.

Services tor ida Scott 11 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brother. 8TOTTS. William Walter Stotts Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. BURR.

November 8. Anne Surr. widow of Joseph Surr, of London. and Coronado, formerly Mrs. William Henry Tivy of Klrkwood.

Mo. Private funeral services at the residence. 87 Osk Road. Monteclto. Interment St.

Louis. Mo. WAGES. Edgar M. Wages.

Services Thursdsy at 1:30 p.m. In the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Mortuary. Forest Lawn Memorial Park Association, in charge, WELLS. Ethel Louise Wells, Armstrong Family In charge.

WILLIAMS. Mrs. Marie Williams. Remains at the chspel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. WHITELY. Florence L. Whlteley of 2946 West View, beloved wife of Jhn Whlteley. beloved mother of Mrs.

R. B. Pettllohn, Mrs. Bessie lid-ford and Hurry Whlteley. Eastern Btar funeral servtcet it Grace Chapel.

Inslewocd, Thwrsrley 1 a m. Niland Mortuary, Redondo, la harga. 0 0 0 0 5 3 at eastern and middle oranges and 11 cars of LEMONS Graded above choice Choice 4.05S.2O 3.454(3.50 3 1583.45 6.10 3.25 3.50 3.45fM10 2.10132.85 3.35 2.95 3.4593.80 3.90 orange, at representative auction sales ers exenange as iouows: 1 50s. 3.11; 176s, 288a, 2.01; 344s, 2.02; 392s, 2.05. BUTTER AND EGGS Furnished by Produce Exchange of Los Angeles NV.

8, 1938 Butler Extras 28 'j Prime first 27 Vs Standard 27 Undergrade .25 14 Large Egg 1. Candled clean extras 37 2. Candled light dirty extras 35 Vt 3. Candled clean standards 34 4. Candled light dirty standards .31 3.

Candled check 34 Medium Egg 1. Candled extras 31 2. Candled light dirty extras 30 3. Candled clean standards 30 4. Candled light dirty standards .29 3.

Candled checks ,29 Small Eggs 1. Csndled extras 26 2. Candled light dirty extras 25 Case count 29 Processed, large extra .34 Western Cheese Triplet daisies. lonanorns. .14 Vi: loafs, .15.

POULTRY MARKET Furnished by Produce Exchange of Lo Angeles Nov. 8, 1938 1 Hens. 2V to 3's lbs 14 2 Hens, over to 4 lbs. .16 3 Hens, Leghorns, over 4 lbs. .18 4 Hens, colored.

3't to 4 lbs 18 5 Hens, over 4 lbs. .23 8 Broilers, l'. to l' lbs 17 7 Broiler. Ha to 2' lbs 19 8 Fryers, JMi to 3 lbs 16 9 Fryers, colored. 2'i to 3'A lbs.

.17 10 Fryers, 3Vi to 4, lbs 18 1 1 roasters, 4Vs lbs. up 19 12 Stags, col 15 13 Old roosters, col 12 14 Old roosters. Legh .09 15 Ducklings, Pekln, over a lbs. .16 17 Old ducks, whit Peking 08 18 Young geese .16 19 Young torn turkeys, 14 to 20 lbs. .17 20 Young torn turkeys, over 20 lbs.

.18 21 Young hen turkeys, 9 to 11 lbs. .18 22 Young hen turkeys, lbs. up .20 27 Capons, 6 to 8 lbs .24 28 Cipons, 8 lbs. and up .26 31 Rabbits. No.

1 white, lbs. .13 32 Do. mixed colors 11 33 Rabbits, No. 1 Old 05 LIVESTOCK LOCAL MARKET HOGS Receipts, 150; steady; top, 9.10; bulk, 8 50S910; sows, 7.0097.50. CATTLE Receipts, 800: holdovers.

716; slow; steady; best steers held around 8.00; stock steers, 8.2596.75; range heifers, 5.7s 6.23; cows. 4.75S00: cutter grades, 3. 33 4.60; bulls, 5.504( 6.23. CALVES Receipts. 300: holdovers.

322: steady; slaughter calves, 7.25 7.73. SHEEP Receipts, 500, Including 244 di rect; few good to choice wooled lambs steady at 7.60 tf 8.00. OUTSIDE MARKETS CHICAGO, Nov. 8. -Pl (United States Department of Agriculture) Hogs, 22,000, Including 7500 direct; steady to 10 higher than Monday's average; closing less than early; top, 8.00; bulk good and choice 210 to 290 pounds, 7.804(7.95; 160 to 200 pounds, 7.737.90; few 130 to 150 pounds, 7.507.75: good 350 to 500-pound packing sows, 7.50 ff 7.85: few light weights up to 7.95: extreme heavies, 7.50 down.

Cattle, 7000; calves. 1200; fed steers and yearlings steady to strong: yearlings showing strength; not much of these In run; mostly 8.7511.50 market: strictly choice weighty steers absent, but sizable supply short-fed medium weight and weighty bullocks here selling at 9.25 1 10.30: 1714-pouna onertngs, ig.oo; Best weighty steers. 12.35; best yearlings early, 11.85. but aome held higher: fed heifers again very scarce: mostly medium to good grades, 8.2509.25; best, 9.75; odd lots. 10.00 10.50; cows 10 to 15 higher: cutter grades, 4.00&5.00: beef cows.

5.501(6.50 mostly; few 7.00: bulls and vealers firm: weighty sausage bulls up to 6.50; vealers to 11.00; stockers and feeders fully steady; strong to 25 higher for week to date. Sheep. 5000; none direct: late Monday fat lambs active, strong with Friday; spots 10 cents and more higher; top, 9.15 for both native and westerns; bulk comeback, 8.8599.10: natives, 9.00 down; ewe top, 4.10 on westerns: today's trade fat lambs and yearlings active; steady to strong; sheep firm; native lambs upward to 9.00 and 9.15: bulk yearlings around 1.75V 7.85; native ewes, 3. 50 to 3.75. KANSAS CITY.

Nov. 8. Hogs. 1500; nn directs: slow, earlv sales largely to shippers and traders: around steady with Mondays average; big packer inactive, talking lower; top, 7.80; good to choice 170 to 260 pounds, 7.70 7.60; few good to choice' 140 to 160 pounds, 7.50 07. 65; sows.

7.00f7.50; few to 7.60. Cattle. 6000: calves. 1500: going Slow on liberal supply medium and good short- fed steers; early Dids 25 to so lower; llahter vearllnaa and she-stock scarce. steady to strong; bulls, vealers and calves steady: stackers and feeders fully steady; bulk short-fed steers eligible to sell 7.50 9.25; few loads held up to 10.25; short load yearling heifers, 11.00: choice mixed yearlings, 10.25; most 1st cows, a.oowo.uo; selected vealers.

10.00: several loads choice Colorado stockers. 8.258.55. Sheep. 4000; fairly active, opening sales lambs 10 to 25 higher: natives up most; sheep steady; three loads choice Colorado lambs, 9.25; natives, 8.7a; medium to gooa range ewes, 2.75 ti 3.50. PRODUCE MARKET Demand and trading were slow on most lines, with supplies generally moderate and price about steady.

CAUUKLOWER Local Snowball mostly crate. CELERY Utah type local 22-Inch crates, 50 65: Oceano, 1.15 1.25: Cambria Fines, 90 1.00: Watsonvllle, 75 to 90; Santa Clara l.OOf'1.25; flat crate, 1.001.15; white 24-lnch local, 85 It 90; Ouadalupe, 1.00S1.15; Santa Clara 1.150)1.25. CUCUMBERS San Dlcgo 78 90 lug: Imp. Vly. 7585; Plsmo-Oceano, 63 75; local, 85 75.

POTATOES Brokers' sales. Owen Vly. U.S. No. 1 Russets.

1.15 a 125 per 100-pound sack; No. 2s and egg sire, 70; Klamath district U.S. No. 1, 1.35; Te-hacliapt No. 2s.

70; U.S. No. 1 15-pound sacks. 20' i Stockton district Prides, good quality. 1.35; Owen Vly.

White Rose Commercials, 85: street sales. Klamath district U.8. NO. 1 Russets, 1. 401.45; Owen l.25ft' 1.35; Stockton Prides, good Quality, 1.4061.45.

SWEET POTATOES Local lugs. Porto Ricos, 6065; Nancy Halls, Jerseys. 6065: San Joaquin Vly. 50-pound crates, Jerseys, 1.25; Porto Ricos, 1.33 1.40. SILVER-GOLD LONDON.

Nov. 8. Bar gold. 145s 11 off 2d. (Equivalent 834.77.) Bar silver.

19 9-16d. unchanged. (Equiv alent 41.93 cents.) MONTREAL. Nov. 8.

Silver future opened steady and unchanged. Bid: November. 41.00. WOOL BOSTON. Nov.

8. UP) (United Slate t. partment of Agriculture) Wool was mnv. lng somewhat more firmly than last week on the Boston market today, but price were strong. Pine wools were the most active.

Good French combing length fine territory wools. In original bags, wer firm at around 70 centa, scoured basis. Fine Delaine bright fleece wools were moving at 30 to 31 cents, In the grease! for light shrinking lines, and arouno cent tor neavier shrinking bright fleece wools. Some houses were refusing 31 cents In the grease on light shrinking fine Delaine. Scoured basis prices on fine Delaine fleeces wer ranging mostly 73 to 73 cents.

COPRA Conra market It aulet and easy, accord ing to a cablegram received yesterday by the local Bureau of Foreian and Domestic Commerce from Manila, P. I. Prices, peso per loo Kilo of 220 pounds, Manila. 5.75: Ceou. 3.70: Legaspl.

5.90. Hondasu. 8.90. Conra cak. 27.00 peso ex-miU.

The average price by size of Sunlcls was iiiven bv the California Fruit Grow S.90; 200s, 2.60; 220s, 227; 252s, 2.04i Carlot sales averages Per box were re ported to the California Fruit Growers Exchange on its own brands, and to the Associated Press on all others, as iouows PHILADELPHIA Valenclas were easier in spots; balance were steady. Lemons 360s and larger Sunkist were lower; balance were unchanged. Sales: Four cars of oranges, two cars of lemons. VALENCIAS Advance. OR.

Sunkist. Tustln 2.20 Vernon Home, OR. Sunklst, 2.10 Rooster, OR, Sunkist. Orange 2.20 Georea Washinaton. OR.

Sunkist. Tus tln 3.10 Advance, OR, Sunkist, 2.05 LEMONS Display. VCE, Sunkist. Ortonvllle. 3.50 Award, VCE, Red Ball.

2.10 Happy, ST, Sunkist, Carpinteria. 3.45 Smile, ST, Red Ball, Carpinteria. 2.85 BOSTON Valenclas 200s to 252s were Unchanged to slight easier. Lemons were lower. Sales: Nine cars of oranges, one car of lemons.

VALENCIAS Scepter, OR, Sunkist, 3.05 Rooster. OR. Sunkist, Orange 2.30 Gold Wing, NO, Sunkist, Fuller 2.00 Carmencita. PO. Sunkist.

2.35 Orchard King, COV. Sunkist, Covina 2.05 Scepter, OR, 8unklst, Orange 4.00 Rooster, OR, Sunkist. Orange 2.20 Scepter, OR, Sunkist, Orange 2.85 Rooster. OR, Sunkist, 2.15 Bird Rocks, OR, Sunkist, Villa Park 2.40 Shamrock, PO. Sunkist.

Placentla 2.45 Coldmedal, MOD, Pure Gold, Covina 1.50 LEMONS Cub. OK, Red Ball, Upland 3.35 BALTIMORE Valenclas and lemons were higher. Sales: One car of oranges, one car oi lemons. VALENCIAS Liberty, 8DF, Sunkist, Escondldo. 2.10 LEMONS excellent, VCE, 8unkist, Santa Paula 3.45 Surwide.

VCE. Red Ball, Santa Paula 2.95 El Merito, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula 3.15 DETROIT Valenclas 220s and larger were eaaier to lower; balance were steady. Lemons were lower. Sales: Seven cars 01 oranges, two ears of lemons. VALENCIAS Favorlta, NO, Red Ball, 1.60 Dellcia.

NO. Sunkist. Anaheim 1 in Whtltler. WD, Sunkist, 230 ureeniear. wu, extra choice, Whlttler 1.85 Liberty, SDF.

Sunkist, Escondido. 2.35 Airship. VCE. Sunkist. Fillmore 3.50 Polnsettla.

VCE. Sunkist, 2.75 Oavllan, RIV, Sunkist, 2.55 Truth. RIV. Sunkist. Arlington 2.

SO Mllano. RIV. orchard run, Arlington. 2.00 cai-oro, mod, Pure Gold, 2.35 LEMONS Mission, VCE, Sunkist. Santa Barbara 8.10 Panama, VCE, Red Ball, Santa Bar- vim a j.

Seaside, VCE, Red Ball, 3.60 ST. LOUIS Valenclas were lower. Lemons, account heavy offering Florida and Texas oranges, were lower. Sales; Six cars of oranges, one car of lemons, VALENCIAS Whittier. WD, Sunkist.

2.35 Oreenleaf, WD, extra choice, Whittier 1.95 Anaheim' Finest, NO, Sunkist, Clare- mont 2.85 Anaheim Beauties, NO, Sunkist, Clare- mnnt nn Celebration, NO, Sunkist, 2.05 La Verne. LAV, Sunkist. La Verne 2.45 Paul Neyron. LAV, Sunkist. La Verne 2.20 Premium, NO, Sunkist.

Fullerton 2.30 Cal-Oro, MOD, Pure Gold, 2.15 LEMONS Display, VCE, Sunkist, 3.25 CHICAGO Valencies were lower. Lem. were sngntiy lower, sales: Thirteen cars of oranges, three cars of lemons. VALENCIAS Dellcia. NO, Sunkist, Anaheim 2.25 Scepter, OR.

Sunkist. Orange 3. .15 Rooster. OR. Sunkist, Orange 2.50 Talisman, RH.

Sunkist. Redlands. 2.20 Whittier. WD. Sunkist.

Whittier 2.35 Oreenlesf. WD. extra choice, Whittier 2.05 Santa. VC. Sunkist.

Ltmco 2.45 Paula, VC. Red Bull. Llmco 1.95 Mansion of Piru, VCE, Sunkist. Piru 3.60 Home of Ramona. VCE.

Sunkist, Piru 2.75 Weaver of Piru. VCE. Red Ball, Piru 2.30 Airship. VCE. Sunkist.

Fillmore 3.45 Mupu, VCE. 8unkist. Santa Paula 2.75 Strength, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula 3.45 Courage, VCE. Sunkist. Santa Paula 3.15 Selected, VC, Sunkist.

Santa Paula 2.55 Loma, VC, Red Ball, Santa i Paula 2.15 Anaheim Beauties, NO, Sunkist, Clare- I mont 2.05 cai-oro, moo, pyre oijid, 2 35 Olivia, choice, 2.35 LEMONS Silver Moon, ST, Sunkist. Mission 5.00 Evening Star, 8T, Red Ball, Mission 3.70 rVrra. SDF. Sunkist. Chula 5.20 Seaboard.

8DF. Red Ball, dhula Vista 4.10 Radio. SDF. Sunkist. Chffla Vista 4.20 Wireless, 8DF.

Red Ball, Chula Vista 3.45 Hibiscus. SDF. Sunkist. Chula Vista 5.10 Ocean View, VCE. Sunkist.

Carpinteria 4.05 tVa Breeze, VCE, Red Ball, Carpinteria 3.43 nrpTflnrmrttt v.l-r.i.. i were lower. Sales: Three cars of oranges, one ear of lemons. VALENCIAS I Luna, OR. Sunkist.

Garden Grove 2.45 Garden Grove, OR, Sunkist, Garden Grove 2.30 Celebration. NO, Sunkist, 2.15 Whittier. WD, Sunkist. Whlttler 2.50 Oreenleaf, WD, extra choice, Whittier 1.95 LEMONS Keeper, VCE, Sunkist, Briggs 3.50 Regent, VCE. Red Ball.

Briggs 2.90 Florida sales, Nov. 7 Philadelphia. 39 ears of 1.60; 20 cars of grapefruit, 1.85. Boston. 21 cars of oranges, 1.55; ears of graoefruH.

2.15. Florida sales, Nov. 8 Boston, 2 cars of manges, i.au; i ear or grapeirun, l.m Baltimore. 2 cars of oranges. 1.45: 2 cars of grapefruit, 1.25.

Detroit, 3 cars of oranges. 1.65. St. Louis, 5 cars of oranges, 1.40. Pittsburgh, 1 car of oranges, 1.70.

Cotton Advances at New Orleans NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8. (VP)-Cotton futures closed very steady at net advances of 11 to 13 points. High Low Close December 8.69 8.67 R.fi8bfi8.69a January 8.60 8.46 8.59 March 8.60 8 47 8.60 May 8.40 8.27 8.40 July 8.28 8.14 8.26 October 7.88 8.04 December (new) 8.05b(88.07a March 8.02 7.95. 8.09b 8.11a a Asked, Bid.

Spot closed steady, 10 points higher. Sales, 3207. Low middling, 7.63; middling, 8.78; good middling, 9.33, 8068; stock, 779,369. LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL. Nov.

8. Cotton, 11.000 bales, Including 9600 American, Spot ouict; pilce3 1 point lower. Quotations In pence: American, strict good middling, 8.75; good middling. 5.45; strict middling. 5.20; middling.

5.00; strict low middling, 4.80; low middling. 4.40; strict good ordinary. 4.00; good ordinary, 3.65. Futures closed 4 to 8 higher: December, 4.7S; January, 4.77: March, 4.7a-, Way, 4.78; July. 4.77: October.

4.67. Treasury Status WASHINGTON, Nov, 8. (Pi Ths posl-tlon of the Treasury Nov. 5: Receipts. net balance, 82,581,769,608.12, Including 11,971,243.251.08 working balance: customs receipts for the month.

85,629,127.18. Receipts for the fiscal year (since July 1.) expenditures, Including 81,004.495.448.23 of emergency expenditures; excess of expenditures. gross debt, 4P7.606.179.97. an Increase of 8603,891.90 imvs the previous days gold assets, 081.203,543.41. NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH.

No. 8. Turpentine firm. 23'-' seles. BJ: receipts, 846; shipments, 145: stock, 51.573.

Rosin firm: aalea, 198; receipts, 2107; shipments, 732; ttork. 284,152. Ouote: B. D. 4.5(1: 425; F.

O. I. 5.12S: i.15; 5.53; WO. WW, 8 65..