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The act was canceled after LOSailJCltJlCfmtS1 III 2 Angeleno Elected rwoof McGuire Dorothy came down with a Other- national officen. SHIP MOVEMENTS AT HARBORS HERE CoaplM wr Martin bdim. Ktftr to steamshl eowipeiila for dock Uea rates, rmmtlni tat perls of call. Sisters Stricken chest, throat and sinus infec Chi fraternity tonight at the close of group's four-day centennial convention. chosen included Charles F.

S. Fraternity Officer NORTHFIELD, tion and was taken to Harp DETROIT, Sept. 8 (ID Ill Ryan, Los Angeles, secretary. er Hospital. Phyllis was con ACTITC TE88EU DC POBT XISTIBDAT 4 ness of two of the singing Mc rr ffl William F.

Frantz of fined to bed with a similar infection, but Chris has not iiEVinnii SCHOOL of Real Eslala Classes ar komi itofy ty ftnntr Instructir PURDUE UNIV. also Intunnct Count Berth i 1 13-2 na 14 Guire sisters prevented the trio from appearing today at Pittstown, was elected Yawsta Newport Kobe Siltoa Crus Oleusi Sept. 1 Sept. Sept. Sept.

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101 to 148: WUmiBftoa. 150 to 205: Terminal Island. 208 to 241: Lent Beach Pier A-l to LB-101. Mill L. 1 OBITUARY vpfo I athl 1 1 Mrs.

Carlotra Quirolfo Ex-Bandleader Freddie Rich Succumbs at 58 Funeral services for Mrs I 4 JP tteppAk fir, dtpiutng CarlotU E. QuiroIIo, of 406 John D. Barney Funeral ervices for John Danict Barney, 79, retired civil engineer, will conducted at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Wee Kirk o' the Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, In hadt en the new fubtfeii or fvbe-rypa Weighs less than IS Yoursfor will conducted at 2 p.m tomorrow at All Saints Epis X-T Nv on CiKtnm I Freddie Rich, 58, former copal Church, Beverly Hills Heather under the direction bandleader and song writer, Mrs. Quirollo, a native of died at his home, 128 Cres cent Drive, Beverly Hills, Washington, D.C., had been a resident here for 32 years Super-Cushion bf goodveaci yesterday.

and was a Past President of Rich served as conductor 01 of the Hotel Astor Orchestra the Children of the American mm in New York for eight years, Revolution. She leaves a 1956's most eieittno new tire! Stronger was musical director of CBS on the Safer on tht outside. daughter, Mrs. Carlotta Q. Johnston, and a son.

Charles from 1928 to 1938 and there after composed numerous 1 E. Quirollo. Funeral arrange MODtl T0Ol-Ot musical scores for films. vgmi in louojr una vwi nvw mwin your old tlrtt art worth. ments are under the direction i i of Forest Lawn Mortuary.

Mr. Barney, who retired in 1943 after more than 20 years of service with the city of Loi Angeles, died Thursday. He lived at 14327 Shady Lawn Place, Baldwin Park. He leaves two sons, William and John, and a daughter, Mrs. Mayme Fraser.

Mrs. Mary C. Clark Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Catherine Clark, 77, of 1249 24th St, who died Wednesday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Edwards Bros.

Colonial Mortuary Chapel, with interment following in Rosedale Ceme-tarv fra. Clark leaves her He had been in ill health of Pierce Bros. Beverly Hills Carries Easily since 1945 when he suffered i partial paralysis and loss of 9 ANYWHERE! his voice in an automobile Mortuary. Interment will be in Washington, D.C. Andrew Monresanto accident.

Funeral services will be 3 I Rosaiy for Andrew Monte- conducted at 8 p.m. today at tnr I I'M santo, 72, contractor, will be irroman Mortuary. Burial will be in New York. recited today at 8:30 p.m. in the San Gabriel Mission with Requiem Mass tomorrow at Rich leaves his widow Grace, three sisters and brother of New York.

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i a (femonsfraffon today 10 a.m. in the Mission with Pierce Bros. Alhambra Mor (n ny Room Svmmu C0II09 tuary In charge of arrange 'Alfred R. Serpa ments. He lived at 1026 Gladys San Gabriel.

He died Thursday and leaves his Services Set Funeral services for Alfred widow Jennie; two daughters, six sons and 10 grand husband, Benjamin a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte C. Velez; a son, Raymond O. Clark, and three grandchildren. Joseph Bender Funeral services for Joseph Bender, 66, will be conducted at noon today in Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, followed by interment in Beth Olam C-mFterv.

900 Cower St. R. Serpa will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Torchy Sr. and Jr.

children. Interment will fol WTiite Day Colonial Mor tuary, 901 Torrance Redondo Beach. Interment At tht OHic will be in tha Inglewood Park low in Resurrection Cemetery. Kermit Nelson Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Little Church of the Mausoleum.

Mr. Serpa, a Mr. Bender, of 1102 Fairvlew Flashlight Combination R9. 2.29 flnHnC BOTH for jU Saw 1.30 1 Torchy Sr. works on 3 batteries, has aluminum body with plastic lens guard.

Aluminum Torchy Jr. is pocket-sized light of 1000 uses. steamfitter, died at his home Friday after a lengthy illness. Ave, Arcadia, died Tuesday. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.

He lived at 924 16th Her- Only q)) down is month, l0 Flower's for Kermit Nelson, pay mosa Beach. Florence mcnis. aidiimw anuj 36, singer, of 1428 Andenes Drive, Glendale. Mr. Nelson 100 Bicycles Stolen LAWRENCE.

Sept died Friday. Services will be directed by Forest Lawn Mor Simons Mortuary is in charge. William C. Bishop William C. Bishop, 69, retired employee of the Pacific Telephone Telegraph died vesterdav.

He lived at tuary. Mr. Nelson appeared as a baritone soloist in Greek 8 UP) Joseph Parmlee, 44, who claims he has stolen more than 100 bicycles in the last 20 years, was charged Theater productions. He leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Nelson and two brothers, Martin and Francis. with grand larceny here to day in the theft of two bikes Special Purchase! SAFE, COMFORTABLE Baby NOW I ioltAJMto iQS Stroller 1330 Waterloo and leaves his widow, Mrs. Beatrice C. Bishop; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Marjorie M.

Ford, and a brother. Funeral arrange- ments are pending at Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary. Mrs. Genevieve Heimer Episcopal funeral services for Mrs.

Genevieve Carlyle Our factory tntnJ VII i If GOQDpVEMl Xtra Mileage HEl'TREflDS ii mochsnics tlso do work cm i U-rod ends, km pins, fiurfatf Urmt kV J10I I I 1yW 7300 Sue I 65' 89 Heimer, 76, who died yester 2-23 T.10.1 i 1 f. II ft 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I I ti mr am I I I fl 1 I I I 1 11 i 1 II I I I 1 21 only 41 day in her home, 215 Ave. 54, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of Edwards Bros. Colonial Mortuary, 1000 Venice Blvd.

Interment will follow in the Westwood Cemetery, West Los Angeles. She leaves a 7.vsi o.rOMl$.oluilaond your r.coppabl lir.i. AppUti on louarf Hi too'ltl or four own bii. KIW TRIADS fiv yw Alt Ihw, li D-Scholls) 1 1 BRAKE iVTVTX ADJUSTMENT I rt V' (Hydftulcl I I CftMl CflMtn, fSM vi tD9i1gnd for Ono-Molhtr fowtr) Baby rides safely and snugly in this sturdy stroller. It's completely collapsable, with steel footboard, lever brake.

Deep reinforced itraddle-typt canvas seat FOOT COMFORT SHOES Ipoitoo i.jj w'y on, Albert It. Heimer. th earn now lir irwM rubbor, tread width, tread dasifnand dopth 1 (or brand now Goodyear tiro. famous for Foot Easol a 1 1 11 1 tors CfM'S 1 Smog Said to Cause Heavy Orchid Loss BERKELEY, Sept. I HP' Commercial orchid growers in the San Francisco Bay area have to throw away hun No matter isat typ Of shape of foot you hiva, thefA'sacornfortrsb' f.

ScholPs Sho for yoj Supwd) kirj or ca'f leathers feel gently toft to tha most sanjitiva of feet. Sc ertif.caHy deigned last permit etra tread-spaca 77 If 49 ONLY n4 ample toe room. Ctnuin welt con- 1 Magnetized Screwdriverf 1958 Licenit Umiltd dreds of blossoms daily be 49c A ml Columbia I With luggigt rack, hoAdlight, I hi eoMlrr braka, Coodytir white aidawalla ttw Down ftymtnf Ratchet Screwdriver cwtr Juit push dow rstf hrt rUon sett aerwwt fast. Worki forward, in rev'tr, locki inta nautraL pe. Repair Kit Handy for any msrfsnrjr 4 arrawdrivor itioo, forg4 Ka4 utility and plir, wrtnch PlsMK Plate Framei SDaxk Cast polish) aluminuai frimo.

Mil rut. true t) on and Quality mater i thooshout creatt restful "4 ttti Waging pjasur. Nation's largest range of and Epert'y fitttdbyO.Schoir. Mied. atertdait.

a. i I jf flut sturdy wtil rack. I different sua KTww drivers, 'tpwrislly mifnutAd ta airk up and hold screws (or you. STORES Btiy nOW-pQy later! fhs Neighborhood GOODYEAR SERVICE cause of smog damage, ac-rording to a University of California professor, Robert D. Raabe, assistant professor of plant pathology at the University of California, told an all-day symposium on air pollution the prchid damage illustrates the pread of plant injury, Although plant damage seers to be Increasing lotally, he aid, it has not yet spread to avaifaii eVsaai'l, AW tty 5 I sssss ti If ff tr (, I M.

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ARCADIA I. Huntington 0t IILLPLOWI im t. lailflawar URIANK MN.anfrnnd.. CRINIHAW MM Crtmnar I'v. major crops.

Dr. Lester Brrslow, chief A I IL MONTI 127 W. Vallay LINDALI t4l t. Brand Bit. HUNTINST0N K.

f71t I. Gaga Aa. IN9LIW000 US I. La Art. the suu Department SCtMi.C ft)f)T fWtlfl Public Health's Bureau Of 9 9 VVIIII Vltl efflVf 101 ANCILII 1140 1.

VaraM A. Vi at Haa till Hsiirwodi- ll 111 ttriarf fl HirttrtH Chronic said haa been no idenr of kM! health damage from fmng in M. tha Bay area yet, 2 M. 1 14 1.1.