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'VliH-H limn'. Ill, li .1 fc, I I I 1 Tl ll U--- I i 1 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED Lest and Foand- Deaths, Funeral Announcement O'OONNEIX, Terrene, husband of Mar I 4 Hos Cfmts Fdrtm OCTOBER 19,1949 WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAIi I Kv '-1 i 'Si Ir" I I 1 i 1 1. "A i iff mi i wan, ii mm Mnt mnimmm GETS SUPPORT ORDER Edward Pavorof 50, paralyzed concert pianist, was wheeled into court yesterday and his attorneys got court order that more than $1,000,000 held for his daughters niust be used for his support. Time phot Children Must Continue to Support Ailing Pianist E1LLFOUJ Lady's, black contents. 25 rewa rd.

Faegre. WY-7522 BRIE FC ASK, black, lnlt. P.W.P.. low cab, from airport. Rew.AN-92 1 21 CAT.

yel. male, pt. anerora. sm. blSt.

specks tip of nose, 1 upper tooth, out. Posemead. Lib. Tew. At.

61081. CATi gray Persian, Misty, lost vie. Cheviot Hills. Reward. VE-97262, DOG $50 REWARD FRENCH POODLE.

GRAY. "PETER. Coldwater Canyon Mulhnlland Dr. Oct. 14.

Please call Cr. DOG, Boston Black White fem. "Sissy Rummel." Invalid's pet. Liberal reward inf. lead, to rec.

5122 Gaviota. Lens Beach. Ph. L.B.201017 or 71234. Rev, chg- DOG, French bull male, brindle.

white shield on chest, wrinkled face. Bat ears. Near Westwood. Reward. Ariz.

331B0. DOG, blk. scottie. Reward. 525 Cen-tinela.

Inglewood. OR-79676. DOG, cocker, black fem. Sun. vie.

WU-sh. Norton. "Sheba." Rew.EX-8235 BOG FOUND. Springer bitch, vie. Se-nulyeria fz Sunset.

TR-9643. DOG. wire-hair, white, bro. A blkspoM4yrsReward. NO-90jT3.

DOG found. It. bro. mix. airedale feri 1 Verm.

EX-2375 bet. 8. eve. 7-8. PART of dia.

watch band bet. I. Mss-nin's Brock's. B.H.Llb.rew.Cr.63065 PIN, lost Friday P.M. No.

Can-on Dr. Bev. Hills. Rew. Cr.61344.

RING-Diamond engagement, lost UCLA Oct. 11. Reward. NO-12979. SPANIEL puppy lost Oct.

14, in Malibu. White tan male. Children's pet. Reward for Information leading to recovery. Malibu 5623.

WATCH. Omega, wide gold Kpaake. Lib, rew. FR-7784, rev, chg. Personals- 10 TOD (KID MEXICO! FAULKNER INVITES YOU TO VISIT MEXICO CITY PLAY BRIDGO EVERY DAY OR NIGHT A BIG STAGE SHOW SUNDAY NIGHTS P.M.

23RD ST. AND ORANGE AVE. SIGNAL HILL IN THE HEART OF LONG BEACH) PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH Expectant mothers sUnuld. read "Painless Childbirth." Free folder. Distributed by DR.

JAMES FORSYTH DO HEALTH EDUCATION SOCIETY 530 S. Alexandria. L.A. 5. FE-7320.

MME. DE CHARMANTE Announces Appointments for Personality. CONSULTATION (confidential.) Must be confirmed In writing with client's deposit enclosed. umfee RELIGIOUS BOOK STORE, closing out all Bibles, children Sunday school books accessories. Christmas cards, bulletins, plaques tz many other articles at greatly reduced prices.

6921 Rugby Huntington Park. CASH To Buy DIAMONDS JAY'S OF WESTWOOD 11 1 4Westwood B1 AR-3 IS 1. MISSING PERSONS ESTATES- HEIRS TITLES SECURITIES TRACED EVERYWHERE Continental Detectives Bonded) 124 W. 6th. Rm.

224. MU-7401, PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY P.M. HOFFMAN JEWELRY 73rX.PacificBlvd.,Huntinatoji Park PHIL'S PAPAYA HOUSE For PfP Fresh Pineapnle Juice wonderful Coconut Juice i 700 'b 6. SPRING PALMISTRY READINGS Pr. with ad AT-90950.

UNCALLED FOR NEW tailor-made suits slacks at REDUCED PRICES TOM WILLIAMS, 526 S. SPRING. TOM HICKS DETECTIVES, shadow. Investigate, thefts, locate, verify JO6JV3MA625J0vesJLGR-4624. AMERICAN leaving for Paris Oct.

19. Will handle personal contact work. RE-31211 Tuesday SPIRITUAL READINGS Psychlc. fut. LTM631 ANYONE who witnessed accident al cor.

Crenshaw, Washington at 2:54 A.M09easecontactTW901. BRING your problems to exp. regist. social worker. Symp.

help. Science of Mind train. FE-1997, DU-84121. CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE W. C.

O'CONNOR AUCTIONEER 7940 SUNSET BLVD. HO-91639 WE buy diamonds, gold, silver tt fur Since 1903 Markwell A Co- 707 S. Hill. Sth fir. SPECIAL! We remodel old fur coats into latest style cape or coat.

$37.50. Model Fur Shop. 942 W. 7. VA-8977.

BEST TV Buys at PARK CAMERA. 7114 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Pk. LUGGAGE Sacrifice. Leases expires.

Brdw'y. Luggage. 6648 SPELLMAN'S GREATEST FUR SALE 706 8 Hill, 5th Floor. TR-0255. DRAMATICS: Shakespearean.

Vocal music. Herbert Wall, HO-9P37U SPIRITUALIST READINGS DAILY 625 E. 121ST ST. PL-58597. MATERNITY, complete, lncl.

hospital. lic, physician surgeon. HU-27261. Unredeemed furs, save so to MARKWELL jteCO. 707 S.

Hill. FALSE Teeth reiinen a tightened $2.25. 542 S. Rm228J ABSCESS Pyorrhea. FOLDER sent.

Joseph Homer. 444 Larchmont. HEIRS, cash for legacies NO FEES. Heirs. Adj.

215 W. 7. VA-1159 PLATE repair. While wait, 'til 9. Dr.

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Incinerators S35 up. Brick Prod. 11011 S.M. Bl. BR-22276 HIGHEST PRICES FOR CAMERAS KAY'S 535 S.

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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LIBERAL LOANS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVER ARB" No Indorsements or Investigations Bank vault stree. Pay as you please. BANCOLLATERAL 707 S. Broadway. Rm.

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Hill, 406. TU-8845. Lady Buyer, Diamonds, Jewelry GOLD, etc. 707 S. Rm.

510. DIAMONDS, antiques, jewelry, silver, brie a brae bought and sold. Rm. 711 Loew's State Bldg. TU-6636 CASH FOR DIAMONDS.

GOLD ASlL VER. Calif. Diamond Exchange. DIAMOND Appraiser. Over 30 yrs.

exp. 747 S. Hill. VA-5489. DIAMONDS JEWELRY BARGAINS MWjnjr71JRoojeveltBldK.

CASH FOR DIAMONDS-JEWELRY Western Diamond Shop, 514 '4 g. Hill WATCH for Bargains. Dan Mann Cut Rate Jewelry. 259 S. Broadway.

FORCEDSae. Flawless 3 ct. diamond! ncavjf piat. seizing. BU-31Q30.

SOCIAL CLUBS At least for another three months the fortune of, more than $1,000,000 held for his jtwo -minor daughters must bemused for the supjort and medical expenses of Edward Pavaroff, 50, paralyzed concert pianist. The order was mad yesterday by Superior Judge Newcomb Con-dee. The court directed Donald C. McKenna, guardian of Ithe estates of Pavaroff's children Sybil, 16, and Felicia, 12, to pay Pavarott $100 a month pending another hearing set for Dec. i Opposed by Guardian Judge Condee issued the order over the opposition of jAtty.

Morris W. Young, representing McKenna. The lawyer argued that the Jaw does not make minor children, however wealthy in their own rights, responsible for the support of a parent, But the judge ruled Ithat Pava-roflf "raust'live" pending determination of the legal point. Pava-roff, suffering from multiple sclerosis, was wheeled into court by his attorneys, Herbert IVHirson and Theodore A. Horn.

Pavaroff was' divorced from the children's mother, Mrsj Anna McKenna Pavaroff, 10 years ago. She died in 1943. Her father was the late Alexander McKenna, millionaire steel magnate. I Under an order mad last garet O'Donrrell, fsther of Terrence M. OTJonnell, Dsniel Brendan P.

and William P. O'Donnell and Mrs. Jack E. Daly. Rosarv this evening.

8:30 o'clock, at the Wallace E. White Howard J. Callanan Mortuary. Requiem Mass Thursday, 9 a.m.. at St.

Vincent's Church. O'NEILL, Mrs. Catherine C. Requiem Mass today, 9 a.m., at St. John's Church.

Hyde Park. Cunningham Se O'Connor, directors. POLLACK. Sophie. Services today, 2 p.m..

at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. POOi.OS. Lelia. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

REID, Irene loving mother of Charles Reid. May Helneman. ceorgina Williams and Gladys Edwards. Private services 3 p.m.. today, at Pierce Brothers'.

Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. (St. Louis, naoers nlease coDy.) REYNOLDS, Merick. beloved brother of Mrs. Helen R.

Owens, uncle of Francis C. Weldon of Boston, Mass. Services 11 a.m., Thursday, at Pierce Brothers' Los Aneeles. 720 West Washington Boulevard. HOLLAND.

John beloved husband of Ella, father of Anna D. Peck. Services Thursday, 10:30 a.m., under auspices of South Gate Lodse No. 320, at the chapel of Graham Sc Isbell. ROSENTHAL, Walter beloved husband SCHt'LZ.

Ben A. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. SWART, Dr. Perry Z. B.

Memorial services saturaay. id a.m., at Armstrong Family, of Grace B. Rosenthal, brother of Moritx U. and Cecil N. Rosenthal.

Helen H. Cline, Doris Charash and Jo Miller. Services Thursday at 3 p.m.. In the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge.

SHIELDS, Mrs. Eva Varela. Cunningham Ae Connor, directors. SLATER. Mrs.

Fanny wife of Dr. Har ry C. Slater, mother of Mrs. peari Jacobs, Mrs. Ruth ten Grotenhuis and Mrs.

Esther Mae Rumohr. Funeral services 2 p.m.. Friday, at the South Pasadena Methodist Church. Friends may call until Friday noon, at Turner, Stevens A Esgleston. 1000 Fremont Avenue.

South Pasadena. For those who wish, it is Mrs. Slater's request, that In lieu of flowers, a contribution be made to needy children overseas. STEVENS, Herbert beloved husband of June H. Stevens, brother of Elrona Ross.

Mabel Tozier, June Robinson, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Fred. Raymond, Harold. Percy N. and Halbert H. Stevens.

Services Friday, at 12 noon, 1 the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. WERDER, Willie, beloved husband of Joan 8. werder. son or Oscar J.

wer-der, brother of Dorothy Moran and James Werder. Services Thursday, at 10:30 a.m., in the Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn Mortuary in-charge. WILKINSON. Jennie beloved grandmother of Eleanor Logan and Laurel George Demairria, sister of Arthur D.

Cooper. Services Thursday. 10:30 a.m., at Edwards Brothers Colonial Mortuary. YAGER. Charles.

Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at CHas-band Mortuary. CARD OF THANKS n't i r.n. k.4.Vi 1U AlCUIibl i i their many friends, their heartfelt thanks lor tne toaens or sympaniy ici them, and for the beautiful floral offer tngg during their recent bereavement In the lnsa of their beloved father, Frank Arconn. r-T X. i VslMVarf ,1 in juvini uicuiui? ui ii m.

i i. and father, Robert H. Anderson, who passed away octooer i-j, isn. uij missed. MRS.

MINNIE B. ANDERSON, MRS. REBER L. MYERS. Ft'N'ERAL NOTICE South Gate Lodge No.

320, F. A. will assemble Thursday. 10:30 a.m., at Graham Isbell Mortuary. 915 West Washington, fnr the nuroose of conducting the funeral of our late brother.

John Holland. CLYDE A. WINSLOW. W.M.; M. L.

GRIFFITH, Secretary. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR FtNERAL DIRECTORS INSPECTION OF LOS ANGELES' MOST BEAUTIFUL MORTUARY MAY BE MADE AT ANY TIME BJH F. ST WA 1 NG TON BRESEE BROS. GILLETTE FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 956 W. Washington Blvd.

PR-5125 PIERCE BROS. MORTUARIES TWELVE CONVENIENT CHAPELS INCLUDING CREMATORY FOR INFORMATIONCLLjJPR-4151 MORTUARY IN FOREST LAWN EVERYTHING IN TIME OF SORROW TELEPHONE CLEVELAND fi-3131 Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Ine. RUPPE MORTUARY PRospect 0115 1001 WEST WASHINGTON DAVID J. RICHARD W. MALLQY MOLLOY MORTUARY 171T SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR-3356 W. A. BROWN SON W. Wylie Brewn Charles T. Powers XA -ftl '111 BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME Reverent Christian Service.

Moderate price. llfi TOBF.RMAN STREtT PR-KM GROMAN MORTUARY JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS W. Washington Bled. RI-S501 MALINOW SIMONS JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 8 Venlee Blrd. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1000 Venice Blvd.

PRospect 51 Reed Tapley Geiger 71 WEST WASHINGTON BLVD. PR-5tM ARMSTRONG FAMILY SOUTH HOPE STREET JS 18 Convenient Mortuaries. DIT-R241 WALLACE E. WHITE, 6U W. Washington HOWARD J.

CALLANAN PR-3243 CEMETERIES- Inglewood Park Cemetery GREATEST NUMBER OF INTERMENTS IN THE WEST Telephone ORegon 8-1 251 Manseleum-Cremfctory-Colnmbarlnm Rose Hills Memorial Park CEMETERY-MAUSOLEUM-CREMATORY 8 mi. E. of L.A. en Workman Mill Rd. Whittier.

or Whittier 4-4691 CREMATORIES CHAPEL OF THE PINES CREMATORY AND COLUMBARIUM 1605 S. Catalina St. RE-5179 CEMETERY LOTS TWO 2d Row Crypts. Choice location. Carter.

1843 W. Gage. TW-0211. CRYPT, Daffodil Court, Forest Lawn. Write Box Z-222, Times.

Sun, Moon and Tide tw satey fttu vr oo Ova. 4oo 33k Oct. 21 Oct. 58 Nov. 5 Nov.

13 By U.S. Coast and Geodetie Survey WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 Sun rises 6:01 a.m.. sets 5:15 n.m. Moon rises 3:22 a.m., sets p.m.

TIDES. LOS ANGELES. HARBOR Oct. Low High Low High 19 7:13 5.5 1:19 0.6 7:15 5.4 20 1:27 0.1 7:41 6.0 5.3 21 2:00 0.4 8:12 6.5 8:57 5.0 22 2:34 0.8 8:46 6.7 :52 4.6 denotes a.m., black faee p.m. Times listed are Pacific Standard Time.

23 3:08 1.3 9:21 6.7 10:50 41 24 3:43 1.9 10:00 6.5 11:57 3.7 Tides are given in order of occurrence, first column denotes time and second column height in feet above or below mean' lower low water. Light face type Mt. Sinai Men's Club Plans Dinner-Show A dinner show culminating a successful membership drive will be given by the Mt. Sinai Men's Club in the Beverly Wilshire Hotel today at 6:30 p.m. Several hundred members and their wives expected to attend, a spokesman said.

The Mens' Club i3 the chief support of free, non- sectarian Mt, Sinai Hospital and Clinic. Personals' feiAL CLUBS. Lite's Estate BETTER CLASS INTRODUCTIONS Largest, most outstanding; 3 LOCATIONS (7 more under construction) Write, phone or come in HOLLYWOOD OFTJCE HO-911 1537 N. La Brea. J.lJood 8.

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LIFE'S ESTATE. LTD PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY A California Corporation DEVOTION A National Organization Particular men and worrlen come to C'ars Lane for confidential, personal digtiified Do come in for a personal interview or pnone MA-93641 "CUPID IS MY BUSINESS" CLARA LANE FRIENDSHIP CENTER Broadway Arcade Bldg. 542 S. Broadway, Suits 222 nor nirrv J. cxrw 19 Tn tt CENTERS LV NEW YORK.

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Free Service. Philippine Trv'l. Agy 355 S. BROADWAY. MA-91RQ4 $79.80.

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45. M. 40. STEELE TAYLOR. F.

45. A. 38. TERADA KANBARA. 28.

8. 14 TREFREN TREFREN. O. 58, M. 59.

TURNER 8CHIELE. B. Jr. 22. R.

20. VAN BUREN KELlJtiu. 32. A. 3J.

WITZ BARTAKOVITS. F. 27. M. 27.

WOOD POPENOE. C. 31. A. 35.

WOODWARD SPEIGGS. D. 20, M. 19. WUOLUKlUljE WUOiJS.

J. 7B, K. 1. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ALLEN. Beatrice agatn.st Thomas E.

BALDIGA. Helen C. against Stanley W. BENSON. Mary A.

against Waiter A. BOONE. James D. against Florence N. BOOTH.

Alvin L. against Alberta R. BORDERS. Margaret against Joseph J. bray.

Mildred L. against i nomas w. BURRELL. Jlmer against Mary Lee. BURWELL.

3etty J. against Frank O. CASTAGNA. Doroth W. against Giovanni.

CASTELANO. Lois against Anthony. COLE. Virginia A. against Frederick W.

COMBS. Vivian against Perry. CRUZ. Jessie against Carlos. DORFMAN.

Alexander against Betty. EISENMAN. Flowera L. against Trevor W. MKtMAN.

Joseph against Anna. FISHER. Dean A. against Ethel L. FULTON.

Jnanita against George A. GARCIA. istella R. against Ralph R. GARDNER.

Norma against Franklin L. HAKHOUK. Frantie M. against Alvin D. HENDRY, against Herbert C.

HOLTGREW. Thelma I. against William M. JANUARY. Juliet against William L.

JOHNSON. Roberta 5. against Arvid H. is. alloc against George.

KESTERSON. Nick against Norma M. KIM. Ida against Young O. KINCY.

Kenneth B. against Billie L. LENDO. Arelio P. against Diana S.

LITTLE. Robert J. against Phyllis B. LYNN. Kenneth against Wyletta.

MAY. Retittl E. against Ernest O. McDONALD. Vera C.

against Robert A. MEDINA. Margarita R. de against Jose S. miller.

"auiuie A. against Howard A. MILLER. Roy against Flora L. MODLIN.

Huth G. against George A. MUNDY. Ella N. against John A.

NEMECEK. Huby L. against Luther J. NOWAK. Margaret K.

against Howard K. OTT. Carol against George. PEREZ. Frank against Jessie.

PRICE. Charles E. against Eugenia PROBY. Eleanor against Garrel. RAPHOPORT.

Rosalyn against Herman. KKKU. Frank against Uoiolhy J. R1IS. Rose Od a against Eric A.

ROBERTS. Caughey against Florins. SAI.DANA. Sacarias against' Leanora. SAfiUK.

Rose against Paul. SCHUI.TZ. lee F. against Josephine E. SKNEFP.

Richard D. against Mary A. SliEPHARD. Emma M. against Leroy.

SIBERT. Lueile against Harold. SK ELTON. Cora V. against Gerald J.

SMITH. Alberta against Marvin B. SPENCER. 'Jernie M. against Rudolph J.

SiKlCKI.ANU. Gladys against Buel o. THOMPSON. Donna J. against Edward I.

THOMPSON. Mamie against Ulyssess S. WOI.P. Joim against Paul. YORK Betty A.

against Pierce R. YOUNG. Albert B. against Marguerite. YOUNG.

Shirley E. against Barbara F. DIVORCES GRANTED ALLDREDGE. Marion K. from Kmmett F.

ALLEN. Maude from George Lee. ALVAREZ. Marina from Alex. ANDREWS.

Yvonne L. from Ernest T. ARIAS. lolores from Henry. AUSTIN.

Sylvia Jean from Arthur" Melville. BAKER. Edward from Freda Feintuch. BAUDIN. Margaret from Robert.

BENNliTT. 'ioidie Mae from Clyde Cyril. BOBO. Doris from George A. BOYD.

Margart from John R. BOZANTC. Alate from Velma. BUTKINS. John Stanley from Julia T.

CALDWELL. Vada B. from Edison E. CARTER. Bernadeue L.

from Robert H. CASTEN. Helen Boothe from Anthony D. CERAPICI. Peter J.

from Georgia. COLSON. Odelia from James A. COOTE8. Mary E.

from Travis Q. DEAN. Hitma Pearson from Sinclair M. DE GREVE. Mary from Herbert A.

DENTON. Ina L. from Willard L. DIAZ. Thomas from Rebecca Ardelleres, DODDERER.

Helen M. from Charles F. EATON. Dorothy Nelson from Warren B. ELLINGSON.

Mary O. from Clarence O. FISHER. Edythe F. from Albert.

FLINDERS. Carol Jean from Grant T. OOIDLN. Esther Charna from Alfred UOUTHEY. Adolph Philip from Ruth S.

GRACE. Taylor Scott from Evelyn Marie. GREEN. Mbert from Fenice. HEALY.

Sarah Ann from James J. HILL Alice J. from Veto B. HODSELL. Irene M.

from La Verne C. HOiJ.ANU. Aita irora uien w. HOSIER. Helen from Louis J.

JONES. Frances M. from Ernest E. KUNAR. Eula Grace from Joseph Stanley.

KUNKLER. V'oletle from Lawrence E. LEIJA. Isabel from Antonio. MANDELU Blanche from Leon.

MASSAFRA. Donald N. from Belt M. MAY. Mary from Joseph.

McCORKLE. Betty from Jack. McCOY. Stella from Cleve E. McCRYNDLE.

Teresa from Thomas. Mt-EWING. Anne S. from Robert Wilson, MRIFH Fred from Ann. MIK KELSON.

1 con a Ruby from Gordon E. MORRIS, Areatha from Joe. MURHAMER. Alia O. from David NASH.

Albert from Eugenia. NASH. Raniona from Howard W. NFE.1.3 SoDhla W. from John P.

NELSON. Warren Edward from Mary X. NELSON. William F. from Cleo.

NIELSEN. Hetty May from Albert W. ODEN. Pauline from Carroll E. ORNELA.

GermaTi from Caroline. PAPADITCH. Nicholas E. from Frances X. PATCH.

Doris from Mel T. PATTERSON. Shirlee S. from Kenneth S. PORTER.

Doris Seeley from Robert EarL POWELL. Edmonla from John H. RAND. Ingret K. from Benito.

RANKIN. June Rose from Gens Merls. REID. Russell from Mildred. REYMOND.

Daisy C. from Dalton SL ROBINSON. James C. from Mary M. RUSSO.

Jessie M. from Christopher. SAXTON. Geraldine D. from Tharen.

SHARP. Lois Clara from William Thomas. SHEPPARD. Harold M. from Ora Mae.

SMITH. Dorothy W. from Norman T. SMITH. Elaine from James Clyde.

SPIKER. Frances M. from Joseph E. STAPLES. Frances P.

from Edward L. Jr. ST. PETER. Concetta from Joseph F.

TAYLOR. Anna H. from Emery D. USHER. Marcella Beatrice from Palmer I WIECKI.

Martha L. from Robert S. WILLIAMSON. Dorothy L. from Dan T.

WILSON. Martha Belle from Mack -M. WILSON. Thelma J. from Russ T.

WILSON. William Roy from Grace Bernlce. WINKLER. Tns Lucile from James C. WOOD.

Alfsretta E. from Ralph M. WRIGHT. Mary from S. Bernard.

Deaths, Funeral Announcements ANDERSON. William Lester, beloved hu band of Jacquelyn. father of Bill Jr. and Bonnie Anderson, son of Mr. snd Mrs.

Lester Anderson. Services 10 a.m., today. St Sawtelle Cemetery Chapel. Elmer H. Meyer Funeral Home.

Van Nuys, In charge. BARRY. Rose, beloved sister of Mary E. Barry. Services Thursday at 2 p.m..

In the Church of the Recessional. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge, BEARDEtf. Paul. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. BROCK ETT.

Sallie Lee. Services 11 a.m., Thursday, at the House of Hall Mortuary. 1607 South Flower Street. COLBY, Harry 8. Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.

CORBRIUGE, John Thomas, beloved husband of Mary Ellen Corbridge. father of Stanley Corbridge, Maxine Har- rave, Rodney Corbridge, Adella Sterner. Milton Corbridge and Mary Broughton; also survived by 12 grandchildren. Services Thursday, p.m., at the Church of Latter Day Saints, Strand and Washington, Ocean Park. Pierce Brothers' Todd fc Leslie, directors.

DEM1TKO, Daniel. Interment Thursday, October 20, at Glen Haven Memorial Park. GRACE, Henry B. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. HANELIXE, Mary Ann, mother of William and Roy Hanellne and Ida F.

Kidder, Nora Mahan and Emma Weislonn, sister of J. G. Spencer; also survived by 12 grandchildren. Services Thursday, 1:30 P.m., TJtter-McKinley's Broadway. 4254 South Broadway.

HENRY, Charles husband of Leona Henry, father of Charles Henry son of Mrs. Georgia Henry, brother of Florence and George Henry. Services 9:30 a.m., Thursday, at the Wee Kirk the Heather. Pierce Brothers' Valley, directors. HEWITT, Louisa.

Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. HILL. Leonard E. Services 1 p.m., today, at Pierce Brothers' Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Boulevard.

Inglewood. HOVLAND, Josephine Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. HOLSII. Carrie F. Services today.

1 p.m., at Armstrong Family. tGalesburg and Peoria, 111., papers please copy.) ISHIOKA. Mae K. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. KRISTENSON, Ebba beloved wife of G.

P. Kristenson. loving mother of Mrs. Laurine Kelly and Ralph Kristenson, sister of Fridolf Kristenson; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Services 2 p.m., Friday, at the Angelica Lutheran Church, 1805 West 14ih Street.

Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, directors. KTJGLER. Leila mother of Adelaide C. Boggs and Don Kugler. Services Friday, 3 P.m., from chapel of Will A.

Reynolds, 8540 Melrose Avenue. LANG. Minnie, beloved wife of Ben Lang, mother of Bess Rosenberg, Pearl Kos-sack, Ida Parker, Celia Moss and Jack Lang. Services 11 a.m.. todsr.

at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. Groman Mortuary, directors. MAI RFR. William. Pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors.

MeAl LIFFE. Margaret E. Cunningham Ac O'Connor, directors. MeCI LLOI GH. William beloved husband of Lilly McCullough.

Services 10 a.m.. Thursday, pierce Brothers' Los Angeles, directors. MEYER. Helen M. Services 1:30 p.m..

Thursday, at the chapel of Biby St Belyea, South Gate. MILNE. Eva. Services 10 a.m., Thursday, at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood, 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. MOODY.

Daisy M. Forest Lawn Mortuary In charge. XELPOK. Benjamin loving husband of Biissoetn m. Nelson, fsther of Dar-line E.

Powell. M. Elliott Nelson and Dwieht H. Nelson. Servieos 10 a.m., Thursday, at Pferce Brothers' Crenshaw.

4601 Crenshaw Boulevard. i 1 Robert Beryle, ity Tunnel Builder, Dies Broadway Shaft's Demolition Kept From Contractor Robert Beryle, 90, pioneer Los Angeles contractor who built the Broadway tunnel rind regarded it as his died Monday without 'knowledge that it is being lorn down. 'Nor did ht know that the old Loa Angeles High School atop I Ft. 'Moore Hill was recently razed. He built that structure, too.

1 His family withheld that infor-. mation, it was learned yesterday announcement was made that 'private funeral services would be conducted for him today in the Grant Mortuary Chapel In Sierra lladre. I Rao of Tunnel Members of Beryle's family gaid that in recent years he had frequently relived the stirring "days of 1901 when he was su- perintending the construction of the Broadway Tunnel. 'It was -recalled that contracts for the Broadway Tunnel and the 3rd St. Tunnel were let siimil-Tjarieousdy and an unofficial race developed between crews 'working on the two projects.

Beryle, besides the tunnel and the high school, also was the tractor for a number of down-' town office buildings. Bor la Europe He came to Los Angeles in 1899 visit from Texas. And he liked the city so well he decided to remain. He was born In Alsace-Lorraine IJii "1859 and came to the United States with his parents in 1870. I He learned the carpenter's trade as a boy and when a young man the contracting business in Western Texas.

He died at the home of a daugti-ftit-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Greenpaul, 83 N' Sunnyside Sierra Madre. He leaves a son, Charles, of San Marino; a Mrs. Kath-'erine Kilbourne of San Bernar- dim; a brother, Phillip, of San and two sisters, Mrs. Mary -Wilkinson of San Gabriel and Mrs.

Minniw Buhrer of Los Jury Appears Digging Into Dahlia Case TDr. J. Paul DeRiver, police psy- chiatrist, yesterday made a visit to Jtfhl chambers of the county grand Jury. Although it was not certain as the future course of it was indicated by a jury spokesman that DeRiver's appear-nce was the touch-off of a grand Jury inquiry into the Black Dahlia 'murder case." Photos and Papers appeared at the session carrying a number of photographs and other documents which supposedly are reo rds of his part in the slaying inquiry. At a recess he refused to en what he had told the Jurors, but said any official word about the session must come from the grand Jury itself.

Harry A. Lawson, foreman of jury, said DeRiver's appear-anc was an "unofficial" visit. 'Briefing for Jurors He said the official reporter was in the room during DeRiver's appearance and that the given by him would probably be, of a "briefing" nature 'to the jurors. Lawson said that as yet no have been made for a defl-. nite, full-scale investigation of the police conduct of the murder "There are a lot of things i want to know about," he said, we start the ball rolling.

'But many of us do believe there is a possibility that the police han dling of the case fell short, of the inark of top efficiency." iPritienr-Artists Will Be Honored Seven veterans in Birmingham Hospital who have paintings in the city's Fifth Annual Art Show at the Greek Theater, Griffith Tark, will be honored tomorrow by the Municipal Art Commission. Congratulatory letters signed by Mayor Bowron and members of tbj commission will be presented ts-the veterans by Mrs. Ida Kover-man, commissioner, at ceremonies at the Greek Theater at 2:30 p.m. CALENDAR Tod 5 Kiwans Club luehvsn, Bilt-inort Musis Room. Exchange Club hmeheon, Bilt-more.

KsJt luncheon, Biltxaqrc Anrdes and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued windy today with occasional rainshowers. Improving conditions tomorrow. Continued cool. High temperature today 64. Southern California: Scattered cloudiness except partly cloudy mountain areas with widely scattered showers on coast and snow flurries mountains today.

Continued winds today improving tomorrow. Continued Southern California Coastal and Intermediate Valleys: Partly cloudy today and continued windy with scattered rainshowers. Improving tomorrow, continued cool. Southern California Mountain Areas: Partly cloudy today with snow flurries above 4500 feet and continued windy, Improving tomorrow. Continued cold.

Southern California Interior and Desert Seiions: Clear to scattered cloudiness and continued windy 25 to 35 m.p.h. today and tomorrow. Continued cool. Arizona: Partly cloudy and locally windy with occasional thundershowersj today, clearing tomorrow and decreasing wind. Much cooler with cold wave north and central portions by tonight.

Lowest tem peratures expected to be 22 to 28 deg. WIND AND WEATHER Point Conception to Sao Diego: Conti nued westerly winds to gale force, today decreasing tomorrow. Partly cloudy with occasional light ram showers. Continued cool. Cap Blanco to Point Conception: Northwesterly winds IS to 25 m.p.h.

today. Pair weather. Northwest storm warniiiKS up until ti p.m. Cape Mendocino to Point Conception. WEATHER.

SUMMARY Cold air has swept out of the North from Canada giving rise to winds of gale force ia some places throughout Nevada and along the coast Of California. Most wind however has been 2t to 30 m.p.h. Pressures are rising slowly over the Pa cific Northwest and continued celd air pouring southward is the result. The air Is very uulaule and has sufficient mois ture to allow the formation of a few showers aud- evru a hail storm iu the Central California coastal sections. NATIONAL, WEATHER 8UMMARY The eastern aud southern portions of the United 8lates east uf the Rockies were mild, with temperatures normal or duly slit' fitly above normal for the season yes-terduy.

However, the most noteworthy weather is the cold outbreak, of air lrom Canada across the Northern Hockies and Its southward sweep ever the Western Slates iuu Southern It had begun the trek across Arizona last night. Temperatures went below freezing In shel tered areas far south as Central Cali fornia I and parts of Southern Nevada. Snow iwas general over the Northern Rockies aud is still falling ia scattered areas. Winds swept into Nevada aud Call forma and have started into Arisoua. Velocities have reached slightly over 45 m.p.h.

ia gusts ana as high as 100 m.p.h, over the mountain tu the extreme south ern portions of Southern California. Maximum temperatures were widely variable hi the Northern Rockies from 11 deg. to near 40 det. yesterday Further south, temperatures la Nevada and Call furuia were ill the 40s Bud SOa and In the OtM and 70s In Southern California and ArlRoua, Precipttatioa was variable, with light to moderate amounts In the Central aud Northern Plains Hi ate aud light to moderate amounts along most of the Rockies and mostly hsht mounts or traces throughout the Southwest. The one big exception, however, was Flagstaff.

with 1.49 inches for the 24-hou period. Kansas City had .53 Inches and Wllliston. N.D., received .87. LOCAL TEMPERATURES Tuesday's maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, reported to the l.os Angeles on ice or the U.S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: Station Max.

Mln. Los Augeleg 64 56 Beauiuoui 5 47 Bishop i 37 Bly the i 74 62 hurbank S3 El Centra TO fc5 Iudio 75 S5 Loug Beach bS 56 L.A. Airport 62 56 Mt. Wilson 38 32 Needles 75 64 Newport 6 58 Oceauside 6 62 Paluidaie 61 46 Pasadena 62 54 Paso Rubles 28 Riverside 82 51 Sandberg- 48 33 Sau Bernardino 64 54 San Dicko 65 69 San Pedro 61 57 Santa Ana 67 53 Sauta Barbara 70 45 Santa Catalli.s 40 Santa Monica ,...64, 53 Silver Lake 73 68 Torrance 68 S2 UCLA 6 52 Van Nuye 61 50 TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION TUESDAY Preelnl- Station Mas. Mia.

tation Abilene 83 63 Albuquerqu 68 47 Amarilio 78 54 Atlanta 70 57 BakersCeld 65 44 T. Bismarck 43 38 .07 Boise' 4 29 Boston 62 47 Buffalo 68 51 Charleston. 70 61! Cheyenne 65 Mt T. Chicago 75 48 Cincinnati 67 53 Denver 71 42 Des Moinea 73 53 .05 Detroit 67 49 Dodge Cltr 79 65 Dulu in 54 42 El Paso 75 55 Eureka 50 44 Flagstaff 44 39 1.49 Ft. Worth 85 63 Fresno 62 36 -T.

Galveston 84 75 Grand Junction 66 5t T. Helena .17 15 .11 Huron 71 52 .14 Indianapolis .74 53 Jacksonville 80 63 Kansas City 65 58 .53 Knoxville 7J 5S Las Vegas 65 56 Little Rock 77 51 Medford 53 30 T. Memphis 81 50 Miami 82 74 Minneapolis 75 53 Mobile 85 63 New Orleans 86 66 T. New York 64 54 T. North Platte 75 53 Oklahoma City 80 60 .02 Omaha 66 57 .04 Pendleton 36 32 .01 Philadelphia 59 54 .01 Phoenix 77 57 .40 Pittsburgh 68 47 Pocalello 38 28 .10 Portland 5S 31 Pueblo 74 38 Rapid City 45 38 T.

Red Bluff 58 41 Reno 40 3T T. Roswell 77 54 ,14 Sacramento 62 44 St. Louis 74 53 T. Salt Lake 40 34 .74 San Antonio 90 70 San Francisco 54 45 .01 Seattle 48 33 Spokane 38 26 .04 SpriiiKtieid, Mo 70 52 Tampa 88 69 Tucson 77 58 Washington 66 55 Williston 34 31 .87 Winnemucca 42 15 Winsiow 61 47 .02 Yellowstone 30 24 .67 Yuma 79 64 ALASKAN STATIONS Fairbanks 34 18 Juneau 38 -32 .49 VITAL RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ADELSON KAUFMAN. M.

19. L. 19. BAKULICH GANNAWAY. P.

21. M. 20. BARRON BREWSTER. J.

55. R. 41. BETZ TOMCHAK. N.

28. E. 30. BEUTEL--SHIELDS. A.

29. M. 29. BISON KELL. L.

20. B. 19. BROOKS BLACKMON. U.

Jr. 28. L. 25. BHOWN CHILSON.

R. 31. M. 34. CALIRI -THOMPSON.

J. 26. N. 23. CAHDIEL EL1AS.

A. 22. M. 20. CAKVANTES A VILA.

B. 31. M. 19. CHRISTOFF IMERA.

G. 24. J. 28. COYLE BROWN, ii.

35. B. 23. COKONA MA.SOtf. Ot 29.

D. 28. CORRALES PEREZ. 3. 21.

C. 21. EPKOS GOLDSTEIN. 24. E.

25. ERSK1NE: JOHNSON. H. 31. E.

29. FLINT ALSOBROOK. W. 30. X.

24. FOUT HARPER. G. 23. E.

19. FRADELIS LI.SHNER. M. 26. T.

27. PRATELLOSUOZZO. A. 65. L.

54. GROG AN DAVIS. 29. V. 31.

GROSS LUDLOW. D. 21. D. 20.

GUTHRIE HANGEBRAUK. J. 24. B. 20.

HANNON NELSON. J. 23. D. 17.

HAZELTON GARBE. V. 32. A. 28.

HEIN BEERY. E. 27. S. 25.

HOLMES MILLER. W. 21. 16. INSALACO McINTOSH.

J. 25. C. 22. JACOBSON MESSIER.

N. 21. N. 18. JEFFRIES BATSINGER.

i. 34. I. 38. JONES TAYLOR.

D. 34. E. 28. KEEFER BRANDRUP.

C. Jr. 19, J. 18. KIStiABA NAKAMURA.

S. 28. K. 23. LANGFELDT BOISVERT.

C. 31. C. 30. LAPHAM HUBER.

R. 27. E. 27. LEMUS MARTINEZ.

C. 21, M. 20. LOEBER GREGGO. N.

28. S. 21. MANUELS ROSENTHAL. N.

37. M. 29. McATEE RAPELLA. R.

26. B. 23. MoCROSSAN MARCUM. T.

34. Mi 27. McINTYRE DODSON. R. 41.

I. 53. MECHUK NEEDAL. J. 66.

O. 64. MERRILL COURTNEY. W. 28.

D. 30. MERRITT CARCIONE. R. 33.

N. 35. MOPFETT HERBST. R. 21.

J. 18. MORGAN SULLIVAN. L. 47.

A. 50. MORRIS SINCLAIR. G. 47.

R. 43. MUELLER JONES. J. Jr.

21. J. 22. NANFRIA SORGE. A.

25. V. 20. OLMOS ALMEYDA. G.

54. J. 28. PASKEL RICHARDSON. P.

49. F. 33. PEARLSON GELLER. H.

27. J. 25. PEARSON MILLER. M.

29. M. 23. PIAN BRESLOW. R.

24. D. 22. POMARE3 ELLER. M.

Jr. 26. M. S3. RIFKIN ROTHBART.

N. 21. G. 20. ROBB MALLUM.

E. 24. M. 23. SAMPLES BODNAR R.

18. V. 18. SANFORD SANFORD. S.

31- B. 27. SCHIESSER NEILL. O. 38, J.

34. SCHMUTZ SMITH. J. 27. J.

18. SCHOFIELD BATRD. P. 33. 22.

SCHUMAN HOAGLAND. H. 23. M. ft.

SEDER KIRVAN. R. 30. M. 28.

RINGER ETNTNG-ER. A. 31. H. X.

SORRfiNTINO PAKRA VANO. T. 99, A. ft. OBITUARY March, good for six months, Pavaroff received $500 a month from his daughters' The children five with their guardian.

Sid Grauman Dinner Set Civic and film nobbles will attend a testimonial dinner for Sid Grauman, theater 'man, in the Hollywood Roosevelt Oct. 27. 'The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the dinner, which ai.so will mark the 2.rd anniversary of the hotel. Chopin Program to Be Presented The Polish University Club of Los Angeles will sponsor a free musical program at p.m. Sunday in John Adams Junior High School Auditorium, 16th and Pearl Santa Monica,) in honor of the Chopin centennial.

High point of the program will be a recital by 13-year-old Leon Zambrowicz, who will play Chopin's Revolutionary Etude, the Opus 10, No. 1, and a mazurka, Opus 7, No. 1. John J. Pasek, president of the sponsoring group, will be chairman.

Wiliam B. McCullough Funeral services for William B. McCullough, 83, retired plumbing and heating contractor, will be conducted tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 Washington followed by entombment in Inglewood Park Cemetery Mausoleum.

Born in Eureka, he came here 62 years ago and died Monday at his home, 2101 4th Ave. He leaves his widow Lilly. George C. Wilson Funeral services for George C. Wilson, 51, of 776Q Willoughby owner and operator of the Keystone Delivery Service, who died at home Sunday will be conducted at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow in the Wee Kirk the Heather with Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge. He was a member of the Masonic Order. He leaves his widow Ruth, a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Hinch-cliffe; his mother, iMrs. Louisa Hinchey, and a sister, Mrs.

Cleo Mason. I Mrs. Jennie Wilkinson Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Wilkinson, 81, who died yesterday in her home, 130 27th will be conducted today at 10:30 a.m. In Edwards Bros.

Colonial Mortuary. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. A resident of Los Angeles for v75! years. Mrs. Wilkinson was the widow of Charles H.

Wilkinson. She leaves a brother, Arthur Cooper, and two grandchildren, Mrs. Eleanor L.ogan ana tieorgq de Marirria, all of Jjos Angeles, Mrs. Effie P. Austin Funeral services for Mrs.

Effie Payne Austin, 69, clubwoman and widow of Will Lee AUstin, will be conducted at 3 p.m. itoday at the Laguna Beach Funeral Home, with the Rev. Philip Gregory of the Laguna Beach Neighborhood Congregational Church tfficiating. Inurnment at Melrose Abbey, Santa Ana, will follow, Mrs. Austin died Sunday.

She lived here until five years ago and took an active part in local and State federation affairs. I Daniel S. Waterhouse Private funeral services for Daniel S. Waterhouse, 79, former owner of the Waterhouse Manufacturing will be conducted today in Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 Washington followed by inurnment in the ChaDel of the Pines.

A native of Portland, he came here 1893 and lived at 1911 Van Ness Ave. He died Sunday, leaving his widow Jose phine; a nephew, Edward J. Waterhouse. and a erandneohew. Daniei CL Waterhous.

Wayne T. Wilcox Funeral services for jWayne T. Wilcox, 52, deputy commissioner in the State Division of Real Estate, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Schanel Mortuary chapel, 444 Tyler El Monte, with interment to follow at Rose Hills Memorial Park, I Whittier. Mr.

Wilcox, who was in the Los Angeles offices of the State division in charge of subdivision wrork, died Sunday at his home, 540 Lambert El Monte. He leaves his widow Lucy; a son, Navy Commdr. Wayne Wilcox a daughter, Mrs. L. Jeanne Herrin of Seattle; a sister, Mrs.

May Bennett, and his mother, Mrs. Ada W. Barratt, both of American Fork, Utah. John Becket Funeral services for John Becket, 69, retired Union Pacific Railroad conductor, will be conducted today at 10 a.m. in Pierce Bros.

Valley Chapel with interment in Oakwood Cemetery. native of Moulton, he lived in Los Angeles for 42 years and died Saturday at his home, 2850 Francis Ave. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Marvelle Kavanaugh; two brothers, William and Charles E. Beck et, and one granddaughter.

Merick Reynolds Funeral services for Merick Reynolds, 69, art dealerj and own er of the Reynolds Interior Deco rating Shop for 30 years, will be conducted tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720; Washington Blvd. Bom in Oakland, he came here 54 years ago Sand lived at 1645 Wilton Place; He died Sunday, leaving a sister Mrs. Hel en R.

Owens. Inurnment will follow in the Chapel of the Pines. I Mrs. Ethel A. Berberich Funeral services will be con ducted today at noon for Mrs.

Ethel A. Berberich, 65, at Utter McKinley Wilshire Mortuary, followed by interment in Hollywood Cemetery, Born in Ohio, Mrs. Berberich lived 28 years in Los Angeles, residing at 1022 Nor ton Ave. She died at home Sunday, leaving her husband, Charles B. Berberich.

Henry Barnett Grace Funeral services for penry B. Grace, 69, retired conductor for the Santa Fe will be conducted today at 3:30 p.m. in Pierce Bros. Chapel, 720 Wash ington followed by inurnment in the Chapel of the Pines. Born in Clinton, he came to Southern California in 190 and died Sunday.

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