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i HONORED Fredricks of Woodland wins Shell Founcla- tion fellowship in geophy- post-graduate work, SValley Man tWins Physics Fellowship Robert W. Fredericks, son of Mrs. J.E. Fredericks, 22126 Vis canio Road, Woodland Hiiis, has been awarded a fellowship year's post-graduate work in geophysics at UCLA under a grant of t)6 Shell Com! panies Foundation ic was today by S. I Eowby, Shell Oil vice president.

i recently was graduated from UCLA -with a degree in physics'. He will start his peat-graduate work to; advanced academic de- grees under this fellowship. 1 The Foundation is supported by Shell Oil Company and its subsidiary companies. 'It pro' vides financial aid to inscttu- of higher education and various philanthropies across the nation. Most Expenses The fellowship will provide funds for personal expenses.

and will also pay Robert's tui Uon and fees. In addition, Shell will provide a grant to the col: Ifge as a cost of education sup; plement. Robert received his early edu-' -cation at Santa Monica and San high schools. He was graduated from the latter in February 19. He is a veter sn of both World War II and the Korean action.

During his military experience, he was as- pignerf to the Manhattan Project working for armed forces fpecial weapons branch in Al" buquerque. New His high scholarship standing has resulted an election to Sigma Pi Sjgma, the national physics honor society, and pha Gamma Sigmd, the Cali- fornia junior college scholastic society. Employed By Rand "While i his way through college, Robert has hen employed by the Rand Corporation ss an electronics technician. He also has been a T- research, assistant at the Insti- tute of Geophysics during the past year. Fredericks is one 43 graduate students in the United States selected for Shell Fellow: chips in 1955.

The program of support to education, which also provides grants for scientific research at many qf'the tion's colleges and universi- ties will make available 000 this year for fellowships. and other donations to education. Naval Reserve Supply Co. Rates Top Leadership among Naval Reserve supply companies of the llth Naval District is being hotly contested this fiscal year, and the members of Company 11-10 at U.S.! S'aval Reserve Training Center for the San Fernando Valley currently have their unit in front by a slight margin, and intend to keep it there. This is nothing new, since the company has been one the outstanding units of its type from its activation on April 1, 1949.

It is composed of 32 officers, Ive of ivhom are charter members. They are Cmdr. F. W. Thompson, Lt.

Cmdr. D. Walker, Lt. Cmdr. G.

D. Coon, t. Cmdr. L. J.

Brenner and Warrant Officer J. B. Monico, chief pay clerk. Leadership has een provided by Commander Walker, as commanding offi- ani his predecessors Cmdr. D.

Schunke and Cmdr. Thompson. Add New Iembers "From the outset. Naval Re- erve Supply Company 11-10 las manifested unusual loyalty the Reserve Supply Corps rogram through a fine record drill attendance, group train- ng representation, correspond- nce course participation, suc- essful recruitment of new members and high scores on nnual inspections," states the eport by the Bureau of Sup- and Accounts of the Navy Department, under which the eserve program functions. "Lt.

Cmdr. Walker, his staff ssistant, Chief Monico, and riany others gives a generous mount of time to administra- on and development of the unit. At least 12 officers have requested orders to 1140 in the past year as a result of personal contacts made by company members." During recent months the Supply anrl Fiscal Department. U.S. Naval Construction Eat lalion Center at Port Huenerne.

has sponsored Supply Company 11-10, Welcome to Attend Cmdr. Clark TiSN, of the Supply Corps, and his staff have stimulated the train ing progratn by presenting lectures during two drills each quarter. Cmdr. Clark is supply and fiscal officer for the Center at Port Hueneme. Meeting? are conducted by Companv 11-10 on the first and third Wednesdays of 'each month in.

the Naval Reserve Training Center, located at Laurel Canyon Blvd. snd Syl van St. in North Hollywood, mustering at p.m. Supply Corps officers in the area are welcome to attend, and any interested reservists riesiring more information may visit one of the meetings, or call the Center, telephone SUn- set 1-2251. List Improvements QS Capital Projects Proposals for construction of a pedestrian bridge over the Los Angeles River at Tyrone to cost an estimated $25.000.

and for improvement of Haaeltine Ave. between Riverside Drive and Valleyheart Drive to cost an estimated S2SO.OOO have been placed by the City Council on the master 1st of capital I I A I 18W) KOTICK OF I'JMNti PAIITIAL XK ASMKKBMKNT FOH THK IMPKOVB- MBNT OK K1RMAMKNT AVF.VIW AND VANOWKN BTKKKT SKWBK JJI8TRICT IN THK CITY OF JX)S AKCKMC (INtKK OKIMtfANCK NO, Of SAID CITY ANI Of THK TIME AND PLAGfi OK HBAR. ING TO SAID PAtt- TMI, KEASSESSMKNT. Notice In hcr-bx (t'vcn (hut on TUMI, Sth Any ot September, Botrd of Publie ol (he City I HAL 0 1 6 II CKKTIF1CATB DK rum NAML THK uoei hert-Uy c-r- lify that he roDllHt)nj: canuhne nt OZol Van City uf Von County of of Olitornlii, iindtr ihf HcHtmiB firm nimo of VAN KKRVICB anH IhB', -aid firm tncnsMnnl ot Ihr tolluvrlllK ion, trhmr name ind addrcnn in fwl- to-wit: lym AnceW, tn Council of CJlj' A pirtiil mttii toTtr iwrtiun 'of the nun) Ant for work In the tontrnct for (he ot thr Firmnmrnl and Vioowtn Slrtrl Stwer District, in Ihc City of Lox An. purnunnt to Oniininee of Inten- NEW SAFETY CONCEPT A 167-pound wood block simulating body of average automobile driver is shawn as it crashes into 1956 Ford steering wheel, which embodies new Ford safety concept of packaging passenger in case of accident.

Second photo shows wheel as it absorbs energy of impact. In third photo, block, rebounds and shows how wheel rim protected it from steering column. Ford Announces Five-Part Safety Package for '56 Car Your State Senator REPORTS SY SENATOR RICHARD RICHARDS First hearings on mass rapid transit problems in Los fc ZAngeles County "by a fpecial subcommittee of the Joint Interim Committee on Transportation are now definitely Slated to be held before Oct. I. The special rtudy group Ford Motor Co.

today had announced that its 1955 cars will feature--for the first time in automotive history a Jive- part package of safety devices aimed at substantially reduc ing injuries to passengers-in the event of highway The safety devices are a result of Ford's crash-injury program, first in the industry to embody the new safety concept of "packaging the passenger'' as a means of limiting injuries. Announced at Forum The new injury-prevention study is a companion project to Ford's accident prevention program which includes the development of such things as better brakes and improved Steering. Announcement of the five- piece safety package was made during the two-day National Safety Forum and crash demonstration sponsored by Ford at and attended by almost "lOQ leading traffic safety specialists from the U.S. and Canada for the purpose of exchanging safety- information informally. The new safety features-- appear when the 1D56 cars are introduced--include; 1--A deep-center safely steering wheel which slowly gives way unner crash impact, thus absorbing the energy and distributing it over the driver's chest.

Poor J-alohrjt Safe This, engineers explain, is safer a steering wheels which collapse under impact, exposing the driver to the steering column. Automobile crash injury studies at Cornell University Medical Transit Authority to almon of all injured existing facilities of the I drivers hurt on the steer- jiwiiwl by Sen. Randolph Col- Jjpr of YrHca. who is chairman jrf the parent horiv. will two major transit systems now p.ssembly.

f- of Senator Col'liT 0 1 TM 111 1 in our rminly; hut 2--Safely dorr tic- L'-e M. Hack- 'his will one iske-off point 'signed ir prevent the rfwr i rand of siifl myself fr 1 lo proceed to a'from oppn Unrier im- 5s rhairmnn AwcniTilvniaii more inquiry, jpacl. llius piving 5lic headi the Assm-! Rwcivrrt protection acjunt being My Slandinj: Commir.ce nn ment panel and sun visors. The padding, five times more shock a than sponge, de presses under impact and dis tributes the force over a wider area of the head or -body. Cornell research indicate; that about of the injured front and center seat passen gers are hurt on the instru ment panel.

Mirror Redesigned 5--Safety rear view mirrors which have a specially pre pared backing to reduce the possibility of glass falling out when shattered. Research in dicates about of all injuries to front seat passengers ia ac cidents are received on the mirror. In addition. Ford has redesigned the mirror frame and the front and back seat sup ports to reduce the possibility of seats coming loose under severe shock. researchers have found that almost half of all injuries suffered in automobile accidents are received on the steering wheel, the instrument panel, the mirror, or by being ejected from the vehicle.

Tested in Field The new Ford concept of "packaging the passenger" is based on the principle of first tryingto keep passengers within the vehicle tluring an accident, and. tnen designing car components to heip occupants absorb the energy of the crash, it was slated. Each of the devices has undergone numerous tests in the field, includin- simulated accidents in which life-like dummies rode ir cars which were crashed int other or into concrete and earth barriers, according to Ford officials. Transportation and Commerce. b.

chairman of ihis 1 'thrown out in'o Die rosd. plan by The Authority dirt not -v-iiih roc. snfl sfier 1 rd It in Hie fnrm of a Research State Need Staff Nurses at Veterans Center Vacancies exist for tion No. adopted June JG, 1SH, If wftich or Inn lelcttncr hereby made (or a of cnid improvement nnd ill further pnrtfcglin, City Council hif fixed Tbunday, the 291h of September. 19S6, at the hour A.M.

of lay in the Council Chamber in the City Hal! in the City of Loi Anxelei, Lot Angelei County, California, the time anij far hearinr til cbjectioni to partial letsHBEment and that Mid pnr- reMetssment it to be ataiiwt certain lots or psrcds of jand in the dltrict in Ordinance of Intention No. IKMU. The parcel of land to be are contained within district bounded described an follow! All that portion of City ot Lot included within tht Snn Au B'-amcr, liEO5 Rxycn Calif. my hand thii 30Ul ot H1CHAHD P. BEAMBR Sl'ATB OK CALIFOI1WJA.

COUNTY OF LOfc ANGELES, n. ON THIS 3(Hh day ot Aticu.t A.D.. mt. be Fore ntt, CliHord Lanitig. a Notary Public iu and for and State, residine therein duly torn- nnd iwoni, ptrsonallj Thursday, NEWS VITAL STATISTICS BIRTH NOTICES JJOKX AT WKST deici-ibed exterior jlnt.

to-vit: Btgian'mt it of E'ly of Arrotte (65 ft wide) with lint vt Vinowen it. Mid E'lr tint at Haskell Aituvt 286 icitn aait N'ly line of 14t S'ly sarallel of HaxkolJ 286 ft. uid to a point on line of Vanoiren Street; thenee W'ly alone said N'Jy line HO ft. to ii hprfby mide to BJ- scssment iKaKram numbered A-9605 (of jiaid improvfnwnt on 1llf in the offit" of the City Engineer of the City of Los Anselffl pnd lo Ordmante of Intention No. 103,444 on file in the office of Citr Clerk the City of Los Angles for further detcription of laid District tnd of the loU or tiarcela to be rs- knii for nil further psriitulsriL WALTER C.

PETERSON City Clerk of the City Lot) Angeles No. 138M Br A. Xinitl, Dtputr Publiih Sept. IS 12, IKS. Riehard P.

Btamer known to me to K- the perwn nimt tubscribtd to the wtttin Instrument, mnd Bclcnowlcdcgd to me that he exrcutcd the inmt. IW WITNESS WHBRBOF, I have hcrtunta let my hind and affixed official tht day and year in thii first written. CLIFFORD WANING Notary Public in and for Said County and State My Com million Expires May 19, 1951. Publish Sept. 1, H.

22. 1555. (Van Nays 56S1 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FJRX NAME THE UNDERSIGNED cet- IT that he Ii conducting efkttt and Joan bminei at 14622 Centura City Shennaa Osis, California, Counts ot Anfcltt, State of Caltforaia. under fictitious firm name of PRtlPENrjAL MORTGAGE COMPANT snd that said firm it com. posed of tbe followinc ireMon, whoie tme and tddrest in folloirt, io-wit: Clay Billay, 149B6 Dickens St, Sher- (Van Nuys B4S) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UNDERSIGNED dsw hereby ttt- tify ihn is conducting commtoloKiit hainirauinK business at 1TZG3 Citr of Vsn Nuyt, County of Loi Aneeleg, State of California, -under the fictitious firm name of CAMILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP thtt firm ii of the the folloirinn person, whose aad addreft a ai follotri.

to-wit: Carmela Macllocca, 17319 Burbank Encino. Calif. WITNESS my hand day of Aueust, 1955. CARMELA MAGLIOCCO STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES a ON THIS 23th day of August A.D.. 1S5E, before Clifford Lanintt a Notary Public in foe said County and therein duly commissioned Bud worn, person ally nppesTed Carmela MfxYwcco known to me to be thf yinon wboae name is subscribed to the- within Initrumtnt, nnd icknotrl- to that she executed tbe IN WITNESS WHEREOF.

I have hereunto set my band and affixed my official seal tha day and jear in tils eertifieaU first above written LANINC Notary Fuble in and for Said County and State. Mr Commission expires May 10, 1(67. 8. IS. 1355.

tin Oake. Calif. WITNI ESS mr hand thii Ittn day of September, 1956. CLAY BILLAY STATE OF CALIFOKNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ON THIS 16th day of September A.D.. 355, before mt Joseph Billiet, a Notary 'ublic in and for said County and State, residing therein duir commissioned and worn, perionalJ? appeared Cfsr Billar, noicn to ins tu 'be the perton irbose names is subscribed to tbe wttnin In- trument.

and BcfenOTvledeed to that eicteuttd WITNESS WHEREOF, I tave ereunto set my hand and taf ffidjjt) ami day End re" in taut certificate first above written. Notary Public in and for Said County State JOSEPH BJLLICT Mr Commission EiDires Jan. 21. 19S9. ubluth Sept.

22. 19. Oct. 6. 13.

19E5. (VaB Nuys 56T) CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATION FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER JICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATION does hereby certify that it is con. doc tint a retail drug store business located at IBWS Saticoy Bestda. jsjifornia. th- firm namt of TAMPA DRUGS and that inn it composed nt the fnllovmc cor.

poratkin. principal-place of buei is as follows: 'ronertff. 19315 WITJTESS JH band this 20th day of Nuya CERTIFICATE OF FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UHDERSIGMED does hereby certify that be' St conducting A retail at 19316 Vgnoiren, City of Keseda, of Loi Angelte, State of California, under fictitious firm nams of BUDGET PRtDE HEATS and that said firm is composed of tbe folwlns: person, vhMt name and as followi, to-irft: NicholM L. Parrr, HIS CttiiU Taraaoa. Caiil.

WITNESS mr hand this 2Bth dw of uriut. 1P5E. NICHOLAS L. PARRY STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OP LOS ANGELES a ON THIS 2Bth day Aurmt. A.D., 19SS, before rae, Cl if lord Lauine.

a NotaiT Publie in and for laid County and State, reHdmj; therein dolr cooi- missioned avorn, penoccllr apptirtd Nicholas L. Parry known to me to be the perjoa ii mbscribed to the withJs Instrument, and acknowledged to me that fie executed IN WITNESS UllffiREOF, I have hereunto set ny hand and afHied my official seal the fter and year in this first above -writteti. CLIFFORD LAKTNG Notary in and for Said County and StaU My Commlaslon Mtr ID, IS67 Publish Sept. 1, 15, 22, IfliS. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No.

SFP--2372 In the Superior Ourt of the State of California, in and lor tha County oi Log AnseleF. In the matter of the el HARB'i BtTLLIKGER. known aAHRY Notice it EiTen that tbe siijimJ Executor, of the Will snd Testament ot Harry Bulllnyer, de- SIKCER PROPERTIES, INC. Conwtat- Seal) Sinytr. Prw.

Signature and of author- iied rfficcr of ths eorporstion STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ON THIS Zflth day of September. A.C.. S35. before me, Clifford Lsninc. Public in mid for Counts nd residinc therein, duty rommif- iontd and ntorn, Appeared ilei Sinser, knotrn It to be the President of the corporation that uted the within instrument on corporation therein named, and ckmnctedced to that tuch corpcn- on esecuted the same.

In Witness Whereof, I hire hereunto my hand and affixed my official ftal le dor and year in this cerfifieate ftwt hove irritten. CLIFFORD LANING Kotary Public in and for Sard County Stale My Com mission expires May ID, J8ST, ubtith Sept, 22, 29; Oct. la, 1956. will sell at sale, the hietwst bidder, upon term and conditions fierein'after mentioned And subject to confirmation by the caid Superior Court, on or after the 23th dav of September, at the office of (Van Niiys Newt-- G.S. S6O CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby cer- fy they are conductive ak bsiiness at retail ity of Seputteda.

County of LCS Ar- eJes, State of California, under the firm aarot ol HOUSE OF firm is composed oje to-wit: V. M. Prstw, S562 -Woodman acoim. Calif. R.

Frettf, 9S6Z Woodman kands this ISlh dsr of ESKS and that I the following are tf acoima. Calif. WITNESS Scptonber, J55S, V. M. PRESSE HUGH H.

PRESSE STATS OF CALIFORNIA OU1Y OF LOS ANGEI.55 ON THIS Any FrtcmlnT. A.P^, Clifford Lantnc, FuMir nd State. th-r'in duly at nown 1o In 1 and Attorneys for Executor, Sylvan Street, City of sn Nnyj. County of Lo State of Cnli- fornis. the rt ht.

and interest of aaid nt the time of death and the rizht, tide and interest that the estate of said deceased has acquired by operation of law or other- other than tr in addition to that of said deceased It tbe time of dealh. and to all that certain real property particularly described follows, to- wit; An undivided interest in snd to tbe real proptrty commonly known as 17703 Parthenia Street. North- California, ax contained in Deed, AJtCHErv. A daughter to Mrs. ChMdcs Archer.

1012 NoWo San Femyndo. CARUSO: A daughter to Mr and Mrs. Paul Caruso, 077" Bertram! Endno. KENWAY: A son to Mr. an Mrs.

Walter Kcnway, 1793 Califa Encino. FREV: A daughter to Mr. an Mrs. Hilbert, Frcy, 8213 Aur Reseda. SALDIN: A son to Mr, an Mrs.

Warren Saldin, 8115 Dar by Place, Reseda. GENTES: A daughter to Mr and Mrs. Albert Gentes, 692 Rhea Reseda. LATHROP: A son to Mr. am Mrs.

Alfred Lathrop, 1945i Hemmingway Reseda, BARRY: A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Barry. 7703 De Soto Canoga Park. SMITH: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Smith, 17807 W. Can tara Reseda. HUPPERT: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

David Huppert 7312 Jellico Van Nuys. PATT: A daughter to Mr. anc Mrs. Norman Baird Reseda. DeMATTEO: A son to Mr and Mrs.

Alexander DeMatteo 37407 Los Alimos Granada BLOCK: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Block. 14674 Hia watna San Fernando. LINCH: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Linch. 6838 Yar mouth Reseda, KING: A son to Mr. and Mrs Toxey King. 7S62 Shoshone Northridge.

JOHNSON: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, 17452 Califa Encino. BUILDER: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Builder, 15259 Gresham Sepulveda. KBANE: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krane. 15S3? Celtic Granada Hills.

GONZALES: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gomales, 7042 Sophia Van Nuys. CROWLEY: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Neii Crowley, 16951 Enadia Wav. Van Nuys. LUCERO: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Lucero, 19224 Bessemer Reseda.

RATHBURN: A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Rathtiurn, 15514 Tuba San Fernando. GARDINER: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

William Gardiner. 5541 Willis Van Nuys. GIST: A daughter to Mr. and, Mrs, Don Gist, 14906 Friar Van Nuys. CHR1STENSEN: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Christensen, 21917 Sarr Miguel Woodland Hills. EVANS: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans, 7306 Jellico Van Nuys.

MURBACH: A daughter to Mr and Mrs, Edward Murbach, 16020 Septo Granada Hills Born at Valley Hospital: GREENLBE: A son to Mr and Mrs. G. L. Greenlee, 977 Haddon Pacoiraa. CORNELIUS: A daughter Mr.

and Mrs, -Robert B. Cor 5232 Avenido Orients Tarzana. GREEN 7 A son to Mr. and Barney Green, 6926 Win netka Canoga Park. SCHWARTZ: A daughter to Mr.

and Sirs. J. F. Schwartz 19743 WeJby Way, Canoga ParkTHARP: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Tharp, 6723 Fulton Ave- Van Nuys. Document No. 2720.

recorded in Book 03es, SC4, Los County recorder, and specifically described HE: Lot of Tract No. 11SSS as per mare recorded in Book 231, 39 to 41 of Maps, Record 1 ot Faid Coun ty. EXCEPT the Weft 41.74 feet, meat- ored ilonE the North of said lot. ALSO EXCEPT tht North 100 feet measured at lirtt anclw from the North line of Lot Terms of Sale: Casn in lawful money of United on ronfirmitkin oC sale, or part euh and evidenced br note by niorteaire or Tratt on th? property so sold, Ten per cent of amount bid to deposited with bM. Uldi or offers in writinc and wiil at the aforesaid at any linic after Ire fir't snd of Dated JESS F.

HIGH th? F'ia'o Harry Eullirc-r, ska Hsrry and K. Kurt the 1 tn th' to that WJTNEW WHEREOF. 1 hiTt my linnd "-id my final seal tht flay and in rtifitnU firit shnvo -writl'n. CLIFFORD TaMJc in anfl NOTICE OF BEARING PETITION FOR PR08ATB OF WILL No. SFT-3O1 In ihr Cmirt of IT, th- niy GBDDRY: A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs, J. A. Geddry, Craner North Hollywood. MORRISON: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Morrison. 14651 Hiawatha SSn Fernando. GOMEZ: A daughter to Mr.

and P. C. Gomez, 14720 Envin Van Kuys. SEUFERT: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Seufert. S1S1 a Van Nuys. O'CONNOR: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. P. W. O'Connor. 12250 Todd Court.

North INGILDSEX: A son to JJrv and Sven IngiWsen, 17436 Leadwell Van Nuys. LETO: A daughter to Mr. and Frank CheervMone Van Nuyp. NOTES: A daughter to Mr. 1 and P.

7303 Ala-' boma Cannza Park. Born at Enrino MA7SCHKE: A daugnter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Maifch- ke.

RWfi Reseda Reseda. LEWJS; A son to Mr. and William E. 15S55 Van 7pi 7 Vn IYO FnrJn Born at Valley FERNANDEZ: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Albert M. Fernandez, 2IC23 Vanowcn Canoga Park. CLARK: A daughter to Mr, and Mrs, Joseph P. Clark. 23939 Long Valley Road, Calabasas.

PETERSON: A son to Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Peterson, 13522 Bracken Pacoima.

KIEL: A son to Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kiel, 10141 Memory Park Lane, San Fernando.

SMITH: A son to Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Smith, 17844 Hemmingway Reseda. ABRAHAM: A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Abraham, 0037 Varna Pacoima, HAYES: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. D. B.

Hayes, 8195 Lesner Van Nuys, GRAMCKO: A son to Mr. and Mrs. H. Gramcko, 10144 Burnet Sepulveda. TOTTEY: A son to Mr, and Mrs.

G. C. Tottey, 15749 Septo San Fernando. GORDON: A son to Mr. and Mrs, J.

V. Gordon, 7418 Jordan Canoga Park. PAVONE: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Emanuele Pavone, 7803 Laurel Grove North Hollywood, LOWX: A son to Mr.

and Mrs. H. N. Lown. 6040 Morella North Hollywood.

AMANTIA: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Charle? J. Amantia, 6706 Aldea Van Nuys. BRUCE: A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. B. B. Bruce, 9727 0'- Melveny Reseda, GILCREST: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

D. E. Gilcrest, 13309 Chase Pacoima. LINDAMAN: A son to Mr. and Mrs.

R. 0. Lindaman, 9411 Reseda Northridge. RUDIN: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Morton Rudin, 16007 Victory Van Nuyg, GARVIN: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Garvin, 7901 Bothwell Reseda.

CUNNINGHAM: A daughter Mr. and Mrs. P. Cunningham, Fulton Ave-, Van N'uys. OSTERMANN: A daughter to Jr.

and Mrs. R. H. Ostenaan, '06 Corbin Reseda. FREEBAIRN: A daughter to Ir, and Mrs.

W. C. Freebairn 7918 Newcastle Reseda. CROSS: A son to Mr. and Irs.

E. C. Cross, 7942 New- astle Reseda. CHANDLER: A son to Mr. nd S.

Chandler, 13125 lagnolia Van Nuys. PORTERFIELD: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Porter- ield, 13581 Reliance Pa- oima.

LEE: A daughter to Mr. and Sis. R. N. Lee, 11416 Miranda North Hollywood.

SLAYTON: A son to Mr. and. Mrs. B. D.

Slayton, 91S1 Sharp Pacoirns. HOLLOW AY: A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Holloway, 19462 Hatton Reseda. McWORTER: A daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. M. W. McWorter, 9224 Reseda Northridge. SHEPHARD: A son to Mr.

and 11943 Burfoank North Hollywood. HARMON: A daughter to'Mr. and W. B. Harmon, 721 Burch Way, La Habra.

MASON: A son to Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Mason, 9-566 Lev. Pacoima.

FUNERAL NOTICES 4 on ARSON. A On 32. Gordon A. TM31, Kelvin Woodland Hill? DAVIS, Geoi-ge Eldon, age 3, of 19907 Strathern, Canoga Park, passed away Sept 16. He is survived by his parents, JUr.

and Mrs. L. L. Davis of Canoga Park; a sister Mrs. Myrtle D.

of Canoga Park; a broth- Wilfred MT, Davis of Salt jake City. Services were held Sept. 19. at the 'raiswaier Funeral Home. Ca- loga Park.

Bishop Jacobson fficiated. Interment Oafcwood Cemetery. DAVIDSOX, Samuel age 6, of Canoga Park, passed wav Sept. 21. He is survived his wife Lily and son of 'anoga Park.

Services were eld Wednesday, Sept. 21, at he Canoca Park Fraiswater Home. Rev. Harry Robinson officiated. KEDP, Birdie, age 55.

of 727 Willis Sherman passed away Monday. ept. 19. Loving wife of Del- en'B. Redo mother-of Irs.

Gladys M. Miller. James and Delbert B. Redd Jr. ervices will be 3 p.m., ay.

at Pierce Brothers Little hurch Around the Corner. 3443 Manchener Ingle- vood. interment Inglewood Rev. Hugh D. Morgan, First of 'un CEHTIFiriTE stsiXESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME r.

FLORISTS A. ft in for Hit-, JE7KRT A (ifUlRillfT to Mr. at Ibc Veteran? i mini ion Center in AW JWSD -W'T" nr Oricrtc. Tarzana JT pf Vjn, rf An- Vs. of oaflT Ihf fi-- lilm-jj UBTnf PHtO HOME FTR- N1SHINOS Jina Itil firm tV micM-i ind fvllert.

tP-lTJl: M- KITST. NmrtJl Mr.llTT-rv.,1. ColtTllT Jsit 1 Osl-d JP. I5U5, I HAH01.H J. OPTl-Y.

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