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FUNERAL DIRECTORS GROMAN MORTUART JEWISH FVNEEAL OIBECTORS 8M W. Washington Blvd. RI-SS9L I WEATHER REPORT omcux Weather Conditions Nov. 19, A NAB A NOV. 20, 1 952 Port IT Large Classes of Dogs to Vie in National Show W7' rw i nlwi I KNIGHT1 Deaths, Funeral Aiuioiiiicements XOOLET Mr.

Anirmw Jacluoa. beloved husband of Minerva Tooley. also survive bT two sisters. Mrs. Maud Orammont and Mrs.

Margaret Bonsn-rtan, two brothers. Oscar and Walter Tooley. Services II a.m. FrldaT at Fierce Bret hers HnIliwaod 5959 Santa Monica Boulevard. WALLFY.

Lena. Services today, 11 at Hol-lywood Cemetery Chapel, Grontaa Mttrtuary, directors. WILCOX. Jtihn ol Whittier, passed away November 18, husband of Mrs. Emily B.

Wilcox. lathpr oi Mrs. Dons XI a nix of Boulder CUT, Mrs. Jsnet Alcana of Honolulu. James B- of Casper.

John S. of Ventura and Thomas A. Wilcox of whKUer. Hosarr 8 p.m. Friday.

November 21, at Lanier's CnlenisI Chapel, Whittier. Mass 9:30 a.m. Saturday, NovemiMr 22 at St. Mary's Church, Whittier. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

WII.SON, May Bell, beloved wife of Allan Bruce, lovlnsr mother of Virginia M. Leciester, Marlon E. Welch and Robert Johnson. Services 2 p.m. today at Pierce Brothers' Los Anaelea 720 West Washington Boulevard.

YOIIHTONE. Henninf. of Temple City, beloved husband of Mrs. Renzi E. Yourstone, father of Miss May Yourstone and Mrs.

Lily M. Gutiahr. Services 2:30 p.m. Friday at Turner Stevens Turner, Alhambra. i 1 "Nk WEATHER FRONTS RAIK 0-W BS SS NATION'S WEATHER This map shows weather conditions throughout the United States It is based on information received from the United States Weather Bureau.

Services Set for Actress Louise Lester Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Lester Beal, 85. actress of early-day films who died Monday a.t the Motion Picture Country Home, will be conducted at 11 a.m. today in the chapel of Utter-McKinley Strothers Mortuary, 6240 Hollywood Blvd. Mrs.

Beal, who acted under the name of Louise Lester, came to California in 1910 with one of the first formed to make movies. She appeared in the role of Calamity Anne in a series of early-day westerns and In numbers of other films. Mrs. Beal leaves a daughter, Mrs. Mary Edson of Houston, and a son, Scott Beal, of Los Angeles, i The services will be conducted by the Baha'i World Faith, followed by interment In lngiewood Park Cemetery.

RED0ND0 BEACH WOMAN SAYS "HEMORRHOIDS WON'T BOTHER ME ANY MORE" "Dear Sir: Nin wsks ago I cam fe you iuffr-log from Colitis Ptlt and Htmorrhaidt. I could hardly tit dawn or lay down. My roctum ttt lilt ft wai full of breltn fla it. After th fir it wek af takinf your Chtntsa Hrb th bttwdirta and itching stopped no mora got, bloating or upiot stomach. I fl lite a now porsan, thanks to you and tho Chinos Horbt.

I shall glad to roeommond your treat moot to anyono. Mrs. R. M. Fullor, 121 South Irtna Avtnuo, ftcdondo Bosch, Calif." Dr.

T. B. Chew, Is located it 4150 South FigutToa St. Us Angeles PHONE 1-9774 t. (0 tt I P.M.

and 2 ti I P.M. On WsdMiriay IB ta I P.M. only Thursday mnlnf 7 tt I P.M. Santa on If a afrVa. ftinta Man lea tfUO ta I P.M.

to P.M. Tub. slay and Friday anly. PH0NI DfftROOK -35 Fra booklet on FIERCE BROTHERS PRospect 4151 BRAMBLE-BEST Friendly 181S TOBEEMA.N feTKEE. FB-ISM.

ARMSTROXU PAMII.V -1391 SOUTH HOPE 8TKEET. M-8D48. CEMETERY LOTS LEV El, LOTS FOREST LAWN. ONLY 8125 Each, broker. YO-7913.

DESIRABLE SPACS ACACIA SECTION TOR EST LAWN." DU-42873. Sun, Moon and Tide Br U.S. Coast and Geodetia Survey faV 4.00. Dee. 1 Nor.

24 TRt'RSDAY, NOV. SO Sun rises :30 a.m., sets 4:47 p.m.' Moon rises "9:54 a.m., seta 7:46 p.m. TIDES. COS ANGELES HARBOR Nor. LOW 20 3:23 2 High 21 12:42 3.4 22 1:57 3.5 23 3:03 3.9 24 3:54 4.3 Hish High 9:55 6.3 Low High 4:15 2 10:46 5.0 5:33 3.1 11:47 5.4 3.1 1:05 4.8 9:20 2.6 4.3 Low 11:41 0.1 0..17 0 4 25 4:35 4.8 10:45 1.9 4.111 4.0 0.7 5:30 3.9 11:14 10 26 5:13 5.3 11:47 1.0 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 race type denotea a.m., blaek faea p.m. Yesterday's wafer temperatures: Long Beanh. 56; Santa Monica. 58.

Ft. MacArthur Folk Exceed Chest Quota Servicemen and civilian workers ar'Ft. MacArthur went over the top yesterday in the current Community. Chest fund-raising campaign with a total of $1370.97, exceeding its goal of $1200 by according to Lt. Col.

F. B. Vanholme, chair man ot campaign. KidneyGemis May Keep You OnThe Run It you are embarrassed and bothered by Getting PP Nights (too frequent, burning or stinging urination). Backache, Bladder Cramps.

Strong Cloudy Urine or Pressure over Bladder, due to minor Kidney and Bladder Irritation, ask your druggist about CYSTEX. Such symptoms may result in loss ot sleep and then you can't help feeling tired and depressed. Popular for 25 years, CYSTEX frequently brings delightful, soothing relief through Its action as a urinary bacterlostat (non-specific germ Inhibitor) In acid urine and as an analgesic (simple pain reliever). Over 900 million CYSTEX tablets used prove enduring demand. Ask your druggist for CYSTEX today and discover how this popular medicine may prove a dependable friend and aid to you.

Satisfaction or money back guaranteed. O.U 0 0UA- Dee. 1 Deo. 9 Im Ihm vtflaltr; Mnatty tunny fevsar mud tomorrow but ineraMn.f buh ctiu4inM. Sit ml? wtrtiii today tin 'Viir CalUrU: wnnT V-tier o4 tomorrow but lncrraiing litch an.

Mm al COM I I fO ti-na. Koi mucft chaos to tamper-! Htkcri Caltferl Catml anJ Iwter-w4i Vlr: Moatl funny, today end Vtorrv but Uicraaitng hith tloudintu. eVMntly wftrir todw. tbro Cal.forB.a Meon-tata Aroaa: wonT todar and tomorrow but ln-rriat buh ciouotna Not much ektani 1b tMtipcrsturci. DtmlnUhtng arttvast sad eitrly winda.

jiMihirt Cailforota. latrr at Dooort K1as; Mostly tunny today and toinor-m hut iacreailni hlrh clondinMt. Not mtueb rhange la umperatuTe. Huh read-trute todav. 63 to 72 upper vaUera.

73 to 3 lowr yailry. AHmii: Generally clar today and t-SMrrow but fo end io clouds locally tn vaiifTa aortheaat portion, decreasing tomorrow. Continued cool at night but varnaer tn afternoon! north Ms valleya aa4 align Uy warmer sewhert. WIND AHX WEATHER Point Ceareatloii i Dlrco; tlthl wind ntsht una morning hour hrmninM aoi 1 1 rt to wi to IS a. In afternoon today and tomorrow.

Mont I unn todav and. tomorrow tM iwremt huh ctoudtnesa ana local fog oatctua. Little chant in temperature. WESTERN WEATHER SUMMARY Ttaromet-tre continue) high over th Western United States gnd wntvtrd off the Pactfie Coast uh center of blth-mt pimsixr in Idaho and about mil off tha Washington-Oregon toast. A wag low nrtflsur trough li along toe cwt.

Trta tendenr for dry air to tVw off tha Southern California eoaat la deraung and torn a fog la expected, to tmtm ton ay or tomorrow. FATTOKAl WEATHER SUMMARY hura blah nreaaura irifni MntlnnM dominate Western weather conditions onnnni nigner afternoon temperature throutrhoat tho Western States, Aceoi in Wewtern Wasntngton and moat ef Oregon. Low cloud a and fog wert reported there, together with temperature lropa of a to 10 deg. Tha greatest rite in afternoon temperature reported in Montana where thermometers went up 10 over Tuesday's readings. Northerly wmdft surrounding the huh pressure, nys-teiB broutht lower temperatures to mot of the eastern half of th nation with wrors of 14 to 20 deg.

throughout the -Or at Lake. Illinois. Indiana and In and sectiona of tha Southern Mis. Vurt VaJ'ey. Ram waa reported Jn the JEart from fhe Ml.sourf Valley to the Atlantic Coast, but New Fngtand remained dry Haarient ratnUU feu tn Miwlsslont.

Jiortbern Oeorstm. Eastern Tennesaet. and Indiana. LOCAL TEMPER ATTJRES Wednesday's maximum and minimum U-perattires at Aouthern California points, aa reported to the Los Angelea office of th US. Wtatner Bureau Were as follows: I liix.

11 Tt SS 11 Mln. Lab AnttlM Bnmoot Blho Biyh Burtwnk Ctlln Airport Cuivr Citr 4A 24 45 41 82 43 34 44 64 A. Airport 0 4iS Ml. WUWB Newport PalRKUi Palm Sorfnts Pasadpn Paco Robin Riversido B)Uldoer Sap Bernardino San 5an Pra.ro Sntp Ana Aaota Barbara Btnta Moolca Thermal "TnrraiKP VCLA 84 37 7 50 70 40 SI 28 78 40 72 41 6B 33 t'j a ..71 ..69 51 7S 42 87 39 70 4 78 41 ..70 41 71 51 TEMPFTRATCTRKg AVD PR! CTPrTATTOH uvtn Tai NATION WEDNESDAY I I I i I IN MEMORIAM Rosa Selwyn. A marker will be dedicated tn the memnrv or Hose aeiwyn on Sunday, Nor.

23rd, at Hillside Memorial Park, lirjQ noon. FUNERAL DIRECTORS REED TAPLKY GEIGER TEMPORARILY AT 8M WEST WASHINGTON BOULEVARD WHILB BUILDINO NEW MORTUARY Same Phona PR-5151 Mrron W. Reed. John W. Taniey, Ruth M.

Gelger. nmi W. A. BROWN SON W. Wylie Brown Charles T.

Power Rift South Mower street. KI-SHt. ESTABLISHED IK9 Two Convenient Locations KK40 MFI.BOSK. HOLLYWOOD BKESEE BROS. UILLK'ITU SIXTY YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 950 Washington Blvd.

S10KTUARVIN FOREST LA Ji EVER YTHINn AT TIME OF SORROW TELETHONS CLF.VELAND Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Ine. WALLACE E. WHITE A HOWARD J. CALL AN AN 18tl GEORGIA STREET PR-3243 UTTER-McKIPiLElf It CONVENIENT FUNERAL CHAPELS Main Office: DU-K24A1. EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY 1009 Veniea Blvd.

PRosaaet GLANDS I have specialized tn all form of GLANO deficiencies for the past 27 years, both MALE and FEMALE. FREE consultation. Write or phone for appointment. Office hours, Man. thru Fri.

10 to 5, also Tues. and Fri. eve. 6 to 8, Sat. A.M.

by appointment only. D. W. HUMPHREY, M.D. iSOOYj Sunset Blvd.

Phona l.A. Calif. DUnkirk 4-1141 i Huge classess of popular breeds of dogs will vie for trophies and bench ring honors at the Los Angeles Kennel Club's 48th National All Breed Dog Show, Sat urday and Sunday, In Pan-Pacific Auditorium, Superintendent Jack Bradshaw revealed yesterday. Size of the classes is revealed by the entry of 90 Airedales, 65 boxers, 43 bulldogs and 40 Great Danes. Breeds listing more than 30 individuals include standard shnauzers, cocker spaniels, German shepherds and keeshondetv with other popular varieties to be seen in comparable numbers.

Many rare breeds are included among the 80 entered, totaling approximately 1000- dogs. -AH breeds will be on the benches both days. In. addition to judging for trophies and points, special features will include obedience trials, a pageant of champions, junior showmanship classes and exhibitions of trained dogs. Television sets in the auditorium will enable do lovers to check on the progress li of the USC-UCLA game Saturday in the Coliseum.

Cough Help fOS LITTLE CHILDiUII For coughs and bronchitis due to colds you can now getCreomulsion specially prepared for Children in a new pink and bhle package and he sure: () Your child will like it (2) It contains only safe, proven ingredients. (3) It contains no narcotics to disturb nature's processes. (4) It will aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and bronchial membranes, thus relieving the cough and promoting rest and sleep. Ask for Creomulsion for Children in the pink and blue package. CREOMUL'SION FOR CHILDREN rtllevn Cintjhi, Chest Colds, acute IrHcMllf 1 1952 i .1 WN0 MAX.

TEMPERATURE' Deaths, Funeral Announcements SHAVIFY. William B. husband nf Win- nifred K. Shanley. father of Mrs.

Elton D. Haves Mrs. Paul c. Bvrne Jr. and Niuicv Shanley.

son of Mrs. Edward Wilkle. brother of Dr. Frank D. and Fred Shanley.

Rosary Friday. 8 p.m., at wen-del P. Cabot A Sons, Pasadena. Requiem Mass Saturday, 10 a.m.. at St.

Philip's Church. Pasadena. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. SPRINGER, Helen beloved wife of Anthonv J. Springer, mother of Mrs.

Jeannette S. Webber and Mrs. Sylvia Raber grandmother of Adele great-grandmother of Larry Huff, eister of Mrs. K. Green.

Services Friday at 1 p.m. In tha Lttle Church of the Flowers. Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. THOREIX, Harold M. Services Friday.

1 p.m., at Orace Chapel. lngiewood Park Cemetery. Inrlewaod Mortuary, 1206 Centinela Avenue tore. 833811 dlreetora. Mineral Serulm to be conducted by Behce 50TH "Ctf Pierce Brothers Los Angeles Mortuary Tindel, Edna Thu.

12:45 P.M. Wilson, Maybelle, Thu. 2 P.M. Faulk, Clarabel. Thu.

(Private) Rosenberg, Jennie B. Johnson, Caroline J. Robertson. Dale. 10 A.M.

Bifip. Lillian. Thu. 11 A.M. Gardner, Mary Sidner, Edith Tyler, Jame Pierce Brothers Hollywood Mortuary Tooley, Andrew J.

Buskirk, Bessie Pierce Brothers lngiewood Mortuary Goldberg, Andrew. Thu, 11 A.M. Bennion, Shirley, Thu. 2 P.M. Jordon, Corp.

Robert Sat. 10 A.M. McGivney, James, Sat. i P.M. Rogers.

Hattie Fri. 11 A.M. Loomts, Musetta Delgado, Henry Vlist. Denis Pierce Brother Beverly Hills Mortuary Fletcher. Clara Pierce Brother! Crenshaw Mortuary Caldwell, Fannie.

Fri. 2 P.M. Pierce Brothers Monterey Park Mortuary Corson, Edward Tha. 1 FM. Pierce Brother! i Alhambra Mortuary Heinz, Frank J.

Burns, Kathryn Camgemi, Ida Pierce Brothers Todd Leslie (Santa Monica) McGaffey. Donald Edwards, Ellen Covert, Edith Pierce Brothers Venice Mortuary Greenler, Anna Thu. 3 P.M. Eggleston. Charles Fri.

11 A.M. Bencal. Frank Pierce Brothers Little Country Chapel Valhalla Memorial Part i lobe, Mary. Thu. 5 P.M.

Rex. Leora, Thu. I P.M. Services ai Other Locations) -ardner, Margaret Thu. 9:30 A.M.

St. Gregory Catholic i Church Chinn, Delbert. Sat. P.M. Chinese Cong.

Church DeLappe, Charles, Thu. 10 A.M. Chapel of the Chimes, lngiewood Park Cemetery Kenner, James Thu. 3 P.M. Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, Hollywood Cemetery Chester.

Fri. 2 P.M. Immanuei Baptist Church, Tor further information telephone PRospect 4151 Time of services to be announced later New pieret BrathsR Strritl MORTUARY-CEMETERt t'w the Valley at VAIHAUA i MEMOKM ARK SBV. I I KwfWfAwi s.J MIAMI A I THE1S Pierce BRPTnEivs NEIGHBORHOOD MORTUARIES I ill f. Deaths, Funeral Announcements GABDNER.

Mary beloved mother of Miss Mildred E. Gardner of Los Angeles, John P. Taylor or Los An geles, Mrs. Charles Schooler of Pa cific Grov and Mrs. C.

M. Cooper of Tampa. Fla Services 3:30 m. Friday at Rt. John's Episcopal Church.

Adams and riguero streets, rieree Brothers Los Angeles, directors. Interment One-onta, N.Y. GORMAN. Mrs. La.

Cunningham At O'Connor, directors. GtENTHF.R. Joseph. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. HATCH.

Sadie, suddenly, beloved mother of Rote Wackeen. Mabel Fletcher and Leo Hatch, also survived- bv 4 grand-aona and 5 great-grandchildren. Memorial aervices Friday. 8 p.m.. at Go-dean A Martlnonl'a Crystal Chapel.

Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.m. at St. Nicholas Church, 2300 West 3rd Street. Interment lngiewood Cemetery.

BAZI.ETT, Herbert brother of Chris-. tabel Haslett. Services Friday. 1:30 p.m.. In tha hapel of Mater A Blmana, HIMMEI.BAt'M.

Rosy. Graman Mortuary dlreetora. -HUGHES. Anna B. Services Friday, 11:30 a.m.

at Armstrong Family. PHILLIPS. Mrs. Margaret. Cunningham O'Connor, MAZl'R.

Harry, beloved brother of Lillian tsnermen ana Max Maiur, Remains forwarded to Minneapolis. for services and. interment. Groman Mortuary, directors. MeCl'TCHEON, Walter W.

Services Friday. I p.m.. at cnapet of the Chimes. lngiewood Cemetery. Armstrong Family in charge.

MKNnF.I.ftON. Alexander, beloved husband or Laura Mendeison, latner or Kooert Mendeison. brother 01 Karry Menoei-aon. Private eervlc.es Friday. p.m..

at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow A Simons, directors. M1LI.IGAN. Georg beloved husband of Emma Servicea Friday 2:30 P.m. TTtter-McKlnley Cresa Eagle Rock Chapel, servlcea 2 p.m.

today, at Hollywood cemetery cnapel. oroman nortnary! direcur8. O'CONNOR. Margaret X. Mass today.

10 a.m.. ar- St. Ambrose Church. Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortaary directors. OR ME.

Martha Isabella, beloved wlfa of oeorge w. Orme. Services Saturday 11 a.m. at TJtter-McKt-ley Crease Eagle Roek Chapel. OSWALD.

Ellida. beloved wife or the late ferry uawaia, sister-in-law rt irfiuis Olson. Services Friday at 11 a.m.. In the lectio unurcn of tne Jriowers. Directed by -Foreat Lawa Mortaary.

PORTER. Mrrta" Alice, beloved sister of Margaret Benfer and Arthur Porter. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. In the title Church 0 the Flowers. Directed hv Forest Lawn Mortaary.

ROBERTS. Annie E. r.dwarda Rrothers CnlAnlal Mnrtaarv. EOGtRS. Battle loving wife of Homer a.

Kogers. motner of m. jeannette mraaiord. Private services 11 a.m. Friday, at Pierce Brothers' Ltttle Church Around the Corner.

3443 West Manchester tsouievara, lngiewood. RUDDY, Anthony accidentally, at Las vegas. Delovea nusband of Owen Ruddy, father of Judy Ruddv. brother 01 Mrs. jonn epiuane 01 uarusie.

a. Rotary this evening. 8 o'clock, at the Wallace E. White At Howard J. Callanan Temporary Mortuary.

915 West Washington Boulevard. Reauiem Mass Friday. 9 a.m., at Cathedral unapel. BZ7 south La Brea. SAMS.

Anna of 514 East 61st Street. neiovert motner or James Sams, daughter of Nancy C. White. Services today. 2 p.m., at the Lit tle Funeral Church of E.

W. Holman A Sana. SANDERS. Anna. Servlcea today.

11 a.m. at Groman Mortuary. SCHLOTTER. Lawrence recently of Los Angeles. late of Carplntena.

beloved husband of Dorothy Friends may attend graveside services 11 a.m. Friday at the Carplntena Cemetery under the ausplcea of Car-Plntrria Lodge No. 444. F.ArA.M. Welch Ar Rvee.

funeral dlrectn.s. SCHF.NKEf.. M. helnved uncle nf Al- xred Landau and Barbara schenkel brnther-m-law of Mrs. 8 i Bchenkel.

Services todav. 3 p.m.. at the Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel. Malinow A Rimons. directors.

Pleasa gam it flowers. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry Vn Innci!" Ytm annnvtvt nr Yol WaiiRe of loo st-, woobly false FASTEETH. an improved alkoltns (non-acid) powder sprinkled on your plates holds them firmer so they iVel mors comfortable. Soothins; and cooling to jriims made sore by excessive acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment caused by loose plates.

Get FASTEETH today at any drug store. Adv. NOSE CORKED? Use Only drops The onlj sure, safe relief for stuffy, sneezy sniffles of children's head colds is with, "nature-balanced" drops such as Penetro Aqueous Nose Drops. Their effective, safe medication in a pure water base matches fluid within nasal tissues. For you and your child, get Penetro Aqueous Hose Drops.

Always relievo chest cold BJiserj with Penetro Quick-Acting Rub. Aa Much am 10 Lbs. We.k With Ini.ctiona and Taeleta at Law Clinic Price. 308 S. San Gabriel Blvd.

Phona Atlantic 2-6908 START THE DfflT RIGHT Here's REAL FAST relief for mi TQ000LES Zemo a doctor's highly medicated an tiseptic promptly relieyea itch, atopa cratchinc and so aids faster healine- nf sunare skin and snip ZEMO troubles! You Ma Never Know How Good You Can Feel until You Try nVDUTO STATIONARY Bl Preclol- Station if. jfin. tatlon 55 37 Albuouervup 47 2s Amanita 47 25 "-mi 58 105 Jtaiwrsfietd 81 38 Bismarelt 3 19 I SI 2 Fostop 51 32 gramtrllla 70 8 59 50 .10 CharlestOB 70 81 .261 Cbeyenna 38 21 Churaao 45 41 Cleveland 59 43 32 r-eover 38 21 tea Moinea 39 33 Detroit 48 ,43 .48 Podae CKt 48 25 33 7 .01 ft Paa4 59 25 52 40 naistaff 40 19 Ft. Worth 88 43 Prenio 68 34. Orand Junction 41 24 H'lena ....47 36 Vmittm 65 47 fionolulil 78 fig Ji tndlanapnlla 48 42 .7 Jacksonville 7 59 Kailspell 45 32 Kansaa City 44 38 61 53 .73 Las Veca 60 35 5S 41 VedfOTd 35 29 55 43 .20 tiaiBl 77 73 Minneapolis 36 32 Iv Orieana 64 56 .98 Je York 56 49 Platte 39 16 Oklahoma City 47 32 Pendleton 34 28 Philadelphia 57 39 Phoenm 67 36 Plttsourxh 61 53 .88 Poraiello 40 20 60 30 Portland.

Or. 46 32 Paold 43 20 Pd Bluft 63 3 Reno SJ 19 tnawll 59 J4 faeramenttt ....63 33 HI Louts 45 40 Fait Latsa 47 34, an Ap.tonlo 66 -41 Fan Pranetsco 62 37 feattl 45 3 Fooaan 42 29 Tampa 77 60 Tie son 64 34 Vancouver. B.C 50 43 36 49 .13 Wirhlla tT. 45 34 ts'illiston 44 16 Wtnnemuec 51 32 Wmslow 77 23 T'liowston 25 16 Yuma 71 48 ALASKAN 8TATTOKS ATrhorae 33 9T .87 Pairhank 18 10. .05 Juneau 41 35 .34 I MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED 8KELTON RCSSHA.

C. 31. A. 19. SPARKS- BRIGOS.

J. 24. P. 19. 8TKINBFRO V1DISCH.

R. J4. D. S3. STSVENS BRUCHL.

D. 20, M. 1. STRONG STAVAA3. H.

43. M. J7. TELLFTi NINO. E.

41. C. 48. THOMPSON TEOTMEIER. O.

79. D. 79. TROYER BERN AL. V.

24. C. 21. TSFNC JTiE 2.1. A.

27. VANDEN BOSCH BORDWYK. R. 20, 1. VELARDR FLORES.

D. 2. S. 21. WAT30N HIGHTOWER.

J. 34. A. 21, UT.BI ER- MrANDIE. 21.

21. WHITTINGTON PROPETA. D. 21. A.

22. WILLIAMS CURTIS. K. JR. P.

28. WISEMAN 8HAUQHNESST. A. it. 21, ZALEHA NELSOrJ.

D. 32, X. SI. ZAMUDIO FELTX. P.

S7, J. 34. ZEMBIK DRAKE. 1. jr.

38, P. 3. DIVORCE SUITS FILED ArsER. Aloha f. aaalnxt Lorenr IT.

AGUIRRE. Joacflna aaaint. Josa L. AUiAHE. zora iialnst BIcnard E.

ALGUTN. Ernalda A. azalnat Ralph V. ANICOLATTES. Bernar aaatnst am el BAR OCAS.

Mollia A. aiatnst Joseph. BONO. Helen A. aiatnst CliHord T.

BRETHOOR. Belt Jo aaainat Albert H. BRODTE. Sina agalnat Benjamin. BUESFN.

Beulah W. atalnut Donald CAMPBELL. Mildred L. aiatnst L.nwood. CONTRERAfl.

Eleanor aialnst Rlrh.rrt CRUMMEY. tola L. an Inst Edward V. DAVTSON. Katherln S.

aaalnst Lester. DOCKERT. Janice E. atainst Robert p. DONE8.

Billle L. aralnst Preston S. EKMAff. Gertrude M. aiainst Carl A.

PAWN. Maria aiainst Buu FOERSTER. Marie L. against Roland C. ujvuno.

Marina a. saainst William K. iwnisbEi. Aanes f. against Frank.

HAGOOD. Lorraine D. aiainst William ionaio w. acamst Marilyn r. HAMILTON.

Lou A. against John L. HODGES. Terora aiainst Tom. JACKLIN.

Elmer G. aaalnst Emma R. JONES. Malcolm O. aaatnst Betty J.

KEITH. James O. aralnst Jewel c. KELLY. Patrick P.

against Eva R. LAWS Lois against Pervy. MARTIN. Marian R. against Thomas c.

MATi-tiica. Virginia E. against Richard. McNETLL. Velma G.

against Bruce C. MOCHIZUKI. BettT T. aaainst r.nri. MOSOUIERA.

Philip P. against Maria M. iunnx. vaieria against jamea H. OLSEN.

Henry against Elva. PAGE. Margaret B. against Van Lea. PATTERSON.

Ora against Thomas Z. POLON. rilen against Daniel. POTTER. Eugene A.

against Norma J. RASHALL. Pearl against William P. ROSFNSTETN. Ann against Max SASNER.

Rose against William. 9ASNER. William against Rose. SCARBOROUGH. Onal against Ray P.

STROBL. Anthony against Theresa. THURMAN. Ruby L. against Raymond.

TURNER. Walter R. against Mary P. WASHINGTON. Grace S.

aaainst Jeff. VENDELAND. Edward against Soma. ZOBRISCKY. Roger C.

against June M. DIVORCES GRANTED A COSTA. Edna V. from Henry P. BLACKBURN.

Loretta J. from Carl K. BRAGG. Helen L. from Stanley L.

BROOKES. Ruth from Gerald A. BROVIAK. Oladya from Harley J. BROWN.

Patricia A. from Gerald D. CADLE. Clara L. from Fetzer H.

CARTER, Emma B. from Vernel CAULK. Cornelia A. from Warren E. CAZEAU.

Armand G. from Florence 1. CHAMBERLAIN. Elizabeth X. from llya L.

CLARKE. Donna D. from Adolph. CURBEATJ. Mary from Lawrence DOHERTY.

Bonnie M. from Donald X. ENSLEY. Alberta C. from Jamea O.

FECHNER. Alice from Clarence w. FERGUSON. Ksthleen L. from John W.

POX. Maxlne from Norman. GUERN. Robert L. from Josephine E.

-HARRIS. Shirley R. from Erivard B. HASTINGS. Emma T.

from Richard L. HAWS. Vlrgle L. from Loel W. HFNDRTX.

Marion J. from Arthur C. HOPPEL. Joseoh A. from Caroline.

HUNTER. Phvllia E. from Hal B. HURST. Virginia from J.

R. LANDSBFROER. Claire from Bernard. LEWIS. Betty from Clyde B.

MTRCURIO. Julie C. from Sebastian P. MERRILL. Prank C.

from Elmse L. MORSE. Goldle D. from Jamea E. NEWLAND.

Ann from John B. NEWMAN. Ada A. from Ransom L. NUSS.

PoIIr E. from Victor H. pGDFN. Blanche C. from Hubert 8.

PRISCO. Jranette from Patrick J. RHOADS. Dlllle L. from Edear.

FIOS. Maudie from Bernardino. ROBERTS. Virginia from James W. ROMANISKY.

Geraldine from Andresr. ROOT. Marlorle 8. from Corwin W. ROWE.

Catherine R. rom Arthur L. SCHAAP. Charlene V. from Edward C.

SMITH. Beatrice B. from Allen M. SMOLEK. Christine 8.

from Irving S. STRICKLAND. Robert E. from Rosemay. THOMAS.

Violet from James. THORNBURGH. Marcia R. from John X. Tioir.

James C. from Theresa UHDB. Lee from Frwln P. vrarv-tn p.ri from John B. WAONFR.

Anna E. from Theodore. WFXCH. Mary K- irom warren iw. ttTrrr'H si.nml from Harry M.

WELt.S. Beth IV from Robert E. WILLIAMS R. Garnett from Aiidrey B. WTSFOARVER.

Leona B- from Paul M. YOUNG. Eva K. from Robert W. Fnnpral Announcements ALEXANDER.

Philip, beloved Pnjle of Ellis and Gertrude Blkelea and Marlon B'lcher 01 Maaera. Services Friday. 11 Mall- naw A Slaaaita. Al.rnr.ir. niw w.

Palla. and Rldgway. wife of the lata Charles J. Alfred of the Al-- fred lea Cream loving mother 0 Ah.ririan Carey, grandmother of Charles Richard Alfred and Thomas Airrea carer. Services Saturday at 11 a.m..

In the Little cnrcn 01 ine r-inwers. Directed by Farest Lawn Mortaary. BARtEHA. Arthar of 11116 Montana Avenue, husband of Rimy T. Barnera, father of June and Natalie Barhera.

brother of Ravmond and Ed- ward Barbara and Doris Ferry. Service Friday. 3 p.m.. at tha Wayside ChaneL 1500 South 8-pulve-da Boulevard. Gates, Kingaley A Gatea.

directors. BENVtON. Phlrley Ann. loving daughter of Shirlev P. Hanse and Samuel H.

Ben-nion. alatar of Sandra and Sam Ben-Blnn. Servlcei pm. Thursday, at Plere Bralhera' Little Chare Around the earner. 3443 West Manchester Boula-.

vard. lngiewood. CEREL. David. Graman Martnary.

dlreetora. CHAOWICB. laaae beloved husband of Elisabetn Chadwlck. loving father of Lee Chadwieg. grandfather of Donald and Richard Chadwlck.

Services 12 noon Friday, at Temole Israel of Hollywood. Greman Mortuary, directors. In lieu of flowers send contributions to Templa Israel Chanel Building Fund. CHINN. Delhert Wan Hang, beloved ion of Eleanor.

Hubert. Ebert, Florence Aiban and Arlene Chinn. Services -2 p.m. Saturday, at the Chinese Congregational Church. 734 East 9th Place.

Pierce Brathera Las Ancelea. rllrecmrs COAI.F. Dr. David beloved father of Fanma Margaret Holstrom. Leoma coots.

David L. Jr. and George L. Coale. brother of Nell Dutton.

Abbie ingranam. Sue Mnselev. Oeorga M. WU1 Robert Marion R. and Kay rl.

Coale. grandfather of Rev. Fred Halt Coots and George L. Coal great-grandfather of Me- jinoa ijeign coota. Services Friday at 10:30 a ta rne Lmurcn or tn Recessional.

CON KEY. Basel Brda. loving mother of Arthur, sister of Joseph Knight and rtora weoater. Pervieea Friday. 3 p.m., at TJtter- MrKlnlev Beavee ttirlewMj M.rissrf CRISHELL.

Khirlev Wetnrr. criptslde services today, at Hillside Memorial Park. Graman Mortoarv. riiretrs FITZPATRICB. R.

beloved father of riowara ntioatricit, grandfather of Denu Fitipatriek. brother of Mabel Rosenbargrr and Marie Pttrpatrtck. Services Friday at 2 30 p.m., tn the wee Kirk o' the Heather. Directed hv Foveaa Iaw PmImm FLETCHER, Clara L- Bervtcaa 11 a m. tod at Pterea Jratheyv Bovwrly Rids.

417 North QAMBOLB. arra. Ewraia R. Canalnrhaat as OCsaaar, drrectora. jit- -x 3 'A mm iiiainn'oiinmitimfflifiaMiiiilwiiinMiilrtiiaa nn if i nunnnr i i aum WCpIDi v- ajfli a-1 i I lauaa i VITAL RECORD MARRL1GE LICENSES ISSUED ATRHART MORRISOW.

S. 27. T. J4. ALL1NSON ARMSTRONO.

W. 26. J. 25, AN SON RANT. R.

44. D. 29. AUBAEY GRILLS. C.

37. VI. 32. BALLARD HUNN. A.

32. D. 28. BFELEY NORRIS. E.

34. B. 33. BENDER- MOREY. D.

31. B. 25. BERRY MAR RS. D.

35. M. 29. BRADLEY RICE. R.

21. C. 16. BRASWEIX MUTH. J.

22. B. 25. BROWNLNO HANEY. K.

42. L. 41. Br.ENIMAN WILLIAM3. K.

73. J. 73. BURROW STARNE3. D.

20. 8. 18. RUF.eR HAUN. D.

26. B. 20. -CARTER JORDAN. J.

23. B. 27. CASKELLBARTLETT. D.

Jr. 4 V. 37. CA3TEEN WEBER. A 25.

P. 20. CEDFRGREN SUTHERLAND. R. 21.

P. 16. CHEEK FELLOWS. R. 21, C.

17. CON LEY POWELL. C. 34. A.

28. COOKE LOWREY. D. 45. O.

30. COROaiA PLEVAK. V. 23. P.

21. PEAN TWEFDY. J. 22. H.

20. rVBAtrN MrDOWTLL. O. 39. M.

31. IENKFR THOMSEN, N. 24. I. 24 tVWATrR HAWK1NSON.

R. 35. M. 39. DICKASON PARFP.

J. 18, L. IS. POFSEY FETTERS. R.

23. L. 19. DOTY REESE. D.

38. N. 31. ETJtlNS CARSON. H.

30. 3. 28. ERHART MOMENT P. 28.

L. 26. FAIR HURST FAIR HURST. W. 38, K.

33. PLORE3 PEREZ. R. 20. J.

18, POWLEJl NESS. A. 39. B. 38.

PREYRtMELENDREZ. 8. 40, R. 38. PROST DICKENS.

J. 22. A. 18. OICK MORRISON.

D. 28, A. 30. OOUGH PULLNER. J.

38, 26. OUNDELL STARK. A. 23. C.

50. HACKER KITTRELL. O. Jo. K.

HALL WARRFN. J. J. 18. SAMPEI i.

Jr. 22. H. 31. AWKLV5-VAVS.

18, M. 16. HOWELL-! HANEY. 20. G.

19. HUTCHISON CLASSICS. 18. L. Iff.

JFNKINS STEPHENSON. W. 25. M. 22.

JONES DILKS. E. 37, C. 48. KACHKL POWER.

C. 31. R. 25. KAROL McKEW.

H. 56. L. 48 KATAYANZA F0KUZAKI. K.

32. J. S. KINDEM ENSTROM. J.

22. E. 19 tASSON MANASCO. O. 20, M.

18. LZ1MERT MarKENZTB. W. Jr. 31.

J. 36. LOPEZ NAVARRO. K. 20.

R. 20. MANN BYRD. L. 38.

B. 37. MARTIN ZOOK. 1. 33.

M. 27. MATSUMOTO. K. 24, It, Sic A FEE BURNS.

W. 61. O. 54. frEDVtCK 2WONKIN.

H. 24. S. I-nrNTH OTT. P.

26. M. 23. NORBILLB. J.

SO, J. 8T. -MOLTER BR OWN. B. 38.

M. 3.7. -WrRS CENTER. J. 29, B.

24. 2fUOER THIBODEAU K. 20. B. 1.

KATFLBORG WAN N. J. 29. A. 18.

KrCHOLS SHWETZ. C. 36. 20. OHMAN PETROSKK.

B. 27. G. 31." PERELMUTER LEVY. W.

44. D. 33. POLLARD A. Jr.

19. D. 18. POWELL JABOR3. E.

J. 21. PUTNAM SHORT. C. 31.

R. 31. PETTING DREW. 18. 18.

Fir BNYDER. J. 26, 1. 19. PICE WTLLINOHAM R.

28. A. 19 POT1EWALD OOODELL. D. 24.

B. rOGFRS PETTIT. CJr. 22. P.

18. -FOGERS ROYLE. W. 25. B.

30. FfHLAND SLOAN. J. 35. V.

38 PtfyELL WALDNER. 21. H. 21. I (HINTO KOBATA.

R. 28. 8. 23. MARLOWE R.

28 21 1 eCPBIL MrCLUP-B. R. 20. if 17. aVTCPFR BAYLOR.

H. Jr 21. li. ULYERMAJt LOCKS. L.

23, R. 20. Nowl Read what the General himself thinks of our allies In Korea, and how much we can count on them for jn an article Van Fleet has written exclusively for THIS WEEK-Magazine, Sunday the LOS ANGELES TIMES i tiia.