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MARCH 2, 1933. PART I. 16 THURSDAY MORNING. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST LINDBERGH CASE DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. (Lea Angeles) Name Concert Programs Feature Dial SMITH.

The funersl services of Mrs. Dizs BOASTS MADE Smith will be hem rrioay ai m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

Make Yourself a Job With ED BISHOP STARK. The funeral services of Mrs. Grace PARKER, Leon RE ID, Robert RELLAFORD. Mary SHAW, Neil SAWN. Id SCHINTZ.

Heniy SMITH, Isaac Private Detective Testifies in May Stark will be neia today at P.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. Age.

Date. 48 Feb. 23 i. 75 Feb. 26 53 Feb.

27 23 Feb. 26 62 Feb. 23 62 Feb. 27 68 Feb. 26 46 Feb.

26 61 Feb. 27 65 Feb. 27 94 Feb. 27 7 Feb. 25 72 Feb.

27 INTENTION TO MARRY Tfca followinf notices of Intention to marry were Issued yesterdeJ. Kama ana age given. ASCOM OBER Edward B. Bascom, 40; Margaret E. Ober.

40. BERARD LANTRY. Walter F. Berard, 23; Elaine Lamry. 17.

BERG WALTERS. William Berg, 34; Gladys M. Walters. 34. BIRNBAUM AH WOLF.

George A. Birn- baum. 26: Margaret M. Gahwoif, 22. BOY A AN ROS ELAND.

Edward W. Boya- tan, 22: Ethel M. Roseland. 19. BRISBIN SMITH.

Claude Brisbin, 35; Dorothy Smith. 22. BUSSEY FITZGERALD. Henry C. Bussey.

23: Jeannette L. Fitzgerald. 22. CARLYNN-KECKSTEIN BROOK. Franca NEW OFFERING ON AIRTONIGHT His Abduction Cast SNYDER, Thomas STEWART.

At 206 South Avenue 57, Mrs. SPERLING. Mary TENNEY. Albert THORTON, William Mary A. Stewart.

Memorial services at Cresse's, Highland Park. Friday at 10:30 a.m. Charged With Kidnaping of SUTPHEN. March 1. Col.

Joseph W. Sut- WALKER. Anne YOUNG, Matthew Hopeuell Fish Peddler phen, husband of Mrs. Georgia but-phen: father of Richard an-1 Joseph W. Sutphen.

Jr. Announcement of services later by Pierce Brothers. Hams, KNX Parade. 7:45. KRKD News, Frivolities.

7:15. p.m. KECA Myron Niesley Cohen Murder Mvstery lC) Gus Arnheim 8:30. KFAC Concert, Tom Wash, concert, 8:45. KFI Amos 'n' Andy (C) Standard Symphony (C) 8:15.

KFOX Whispering Pianist; Hearts ft Flowers, 8:30. KFSG Baptismal service. KFWB KFWB Concert Radio Hot Spot, Playlet, 8:30. KGER Rev. C.

E. Fuller, 8. KHJ Glebe Headlines (play,) "Laff Clinic." with Wallard Hall 8:15. KMTR Dusky Stevedores. concert.

8:1 Guido Petinnarl, Gypsy Serenaded, 8:45. KNX KNX Parade, Golden Memories, 8:45. KTM Miniature Symphony and soloists, 8. Spring in Germany ill Be Depicted in Music Martial Strains Scheduled in Hertz Presentation DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. To Aim that overcometh uili I grant to tit ilh mt in my throne, eten as I also overcamt.

Rev. iii, 21. Devine Says He Could Have THOMPSON. Services for Elmer C. Thomp ADAMS.

Florence L. Adams February 28. Solved Mystery Soon CLEARFIELD (Pa.) March 1. Funeral services Thursday, 10 clock, at Woods Mortuary, Wilmington. BECK.

Frank Beck, February 28. acci Fun John J. Devtne, Johnstown private detective who worked "under cover" Programs and Plays Also on Day's List dentally, beloved husband of Priscilla Beck; father of Elmer Francis L. Beck and Mrs. Mildred Cossar.

Services Friday, 1 p.m., at Wiefels Ac Son, Banning. for several months on the Lind HIGHLIGHTS SPECIAL 12 noon. KHJ International Broadcast (CB Adolph Hitler, Chancellor of Germany. CONCERTS a.m. -KECA United Statea Marina Band (N.B.C.) Shut-in hour.

9:30 a.m. KHJ Concert Miniatures (C.B.S.) 10:30 a.m. KHJ Palmer Houaa En. aemble (C.B.S.) 12:45 p.m. KFAC U.S.C.

Sym. phony Hour. p.m. KECA Nathan Abas, violin recital (N.B.C.) 7 p.m. KHJ Inglewood Park Con.

cert. Springtime- concert. Fred- erick Stark, conductor. Spring. time in Germany.

8:15 p.m. KFI Standard Sym- phony Hour (N.B.C.) Alfred Hertz, conductor. PelenslM i A eUjr Valte TfiiU Silnlim la Bal Gillet Sihy Nr. la Mis- Tithiikiwik Petit Suit Oebuwv Military Mare Srhubirt 8:30 p.m. KFSD San Dieoo (600k.

499m.) (N.B.C.) Joseph Lhevinne, piano recital. Symphony orchestra of fifty pieces. 9:30 p.m. KNX Calmon Lubovlakl and his Violin Choir. VARIETIES With ED BISHCP The Idea Hunter When a real rainstorm hits Los Angeles, many streets are turned into rivers and lakes and two young men with an old flivver capitalized a recent week of heavy rain to earn many dollars.

Especially around 7 and 8 a.m., when men are hurrying to work, they are apt to drive without due caution and many automobiles are "drowned out" with' their frantic drivers left stranded. These youths provided themselves with a supply of dry cloths and started cruising around several large apartment-house districts where the water was deep. Most of the stalled cars could be started by wiping off the sparkplug porcelains and the distributor points, aided by an occasional shove with their machine such service bringing volunteer payments all the way from 25 cents to SI. They also carried with them rubber fillers for windshield wipers and did considerable business in these at 35 cents each. bergh kidnaping case, testified in ie 10 Goldbergs p.m.

tC) BICKFORD. Services for Ida Evans Bick- Fun Fse- KECA The lord today at 3 p.m. Iroiu Pierce Brothers' chapel. THE TIMES WORLD-WIDE NEWS, KHJ, at 7:30 a.m., 12:30, 5:15 and 10 p.m. CALEF.

The funeral services of Mrs. Amanda Calef will be held today at 2 p.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

son today at 10 a.m. Irom Pierce Brothers' chapel. WADDINGTON. The funeral services of Mrs. Mona Wgddington will be held today st 11 a.m.

from the chapel ot A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. WALLACE. Services for Simon J. Wallace today at 1 p.m.

from Pierce Brothers' chapel. WHITACRE. Mrs. Elizabeth Whitacre. mother of Mrs.

Ollie Coleman. Mrs. Lena La Lanne, Mrs. Maud Petrick. Lulu George and Randall Whitacre.

Funeral services at Bresee Brothers' chapel Friday, 2 p.m. WILLIAM8. February 27, Mary Catherine Williams, grandmother of Albert A. Allen; also survived by a great-grand-. child, Marilyn Jeanne Allen.

Services Friday, March 3. at 4 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. WINSOR. March 1, 1933. Mrs.

Fannie D. Winsor. at 249 North Euclid avenue. Pasadena; formerly a resident of Clin-' ton. Iowa.

Services Friday at 2 p.m.' at the chapel of Turner Ac Stevens Marengo at Holly, Pasadena. YERBY. The funeral servcies of William W. Yerby will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the residence.

717 West Patterson street, Glendale. W. A. Brown, funeral director. CAMPBELL.

Mrs. Minnie C. Campbell. his trial lor abduction today that he could have solved the mystery "within two weeks" had not tha law stepped in and upset his plans. Devine and seven others are on trial, charged with abducting Garrett Schenck, Hopewell (N.

fish peddler, and holding him prisoner in a mountain shack nearly three months. FISHERMAN INVOLVED The detective said his solution of Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. Brook, i9.

CARPI WHITING. Peter A. Carpi. 39; Eva B. Whiting.

29. CRAIG POLLOCK. Benjamin J. Craig, 23; Janet Pollock. 17.

CRAWFORD ARCHAMBAULT. Floyd D. Crawford, 27; Edith E. Archambault, 22 DODLV-LOMBARDO. Martin R.

Dodd, 21: Louise K. Lombardo, 20. EDWARDS AUMAIER. William H. Edwards.

25; Theresa E. Aumaier. 25. ELLIS JECKS. Roland Ellis, 30; Josephine L.

Jecks. 23. FENDLER OLDEN. Harold A. Fendler, 31; Miriam M.

Olden. 25. FINKLE ULMER. Richard F. Finkle, 25; Marge W.

IHmer, 23. FORBES SOMMERVILLE. Ben C. Fobes, 36; De Veasey Sommerville, 25. FREEMAN SINCLAIR.

Kirwan B. Freeman, 77: Jean Sinclair. 57. GOODNOUGH DESKIN. Paul Qoodnough, 23: Juantta Deskin, 19.

GREENLAND ROSS. Louis Greenland, 37; Sophia V. Ross. 27. GUKTHER UPTON.

Paul O. Gunther, 28; Helen J. Upton. 24. HARDISON COFFEY.

Chesley M. Hardl-son. 29; Margaret G. Coffey, 25 HARRIS HELLESTOE. Irwin S.

Harris, 29; Viola E. Hellestoe, 23. HASS DAUM. Lawton 8. Hass, 23; ClartU K.

Daum. 22. HODGES DOUGLAS. Lyle L. Hodges, 22; Jean H.

Douglas, 20. HOWARD PARKS. Eldon S. Howard, 24; Viva F. Parks.

24. JEFFERIES PETTY. John R. Jeffenes, 26; Angela E. Petty.

29. JOHNSON K.UMM. James Johnson, 35; Martha Kumm. 33. JOHNSTON WILLIAMS.

Edward T. Johnston. 23; Lilian E. Williams, 18. KINNISON KROZEK.

Ray H. Klnnlson, 28: Helen L. Krozek. 22. KNAPP WENTZ.

Joe Knapp. 26; Catherine Wentz. 21. lt LATHROP SHELTON. Alfred B.

Lathrop, 24; Grace H. Shelton, 22. LESTER LESTER. Ralph M. Lester, 37; Amlin Letter.

24. CLARK. Remains of Floyd Clark will lie in state today until 10 a.m. at Pierce Brothers' chapel. Services and interment will be In Cowgill, Mo.

BY DOUG DOUGLAS A new series of concerts depicting springtime in various countries, utilizing; guest conductors who are familiar with each country, will be featured over KHJ at 7 o'clock this evening as the Inglewood Park concert offering. Frederick Stark, German-American conductor, will direct tonight's presentation. Alfred Hertz, director, will open CONNOLLY. February 27, Hugh Connolly. Remains at Cunningham de uonnor.

EISENHAUER. Emily, beloved wife of Ed the crime would have involved the tory, KFAC Gene Johnston ft Jay Gould, Musical Cameos. 9 30. KFI Howard Thurston, magician (C) Eno Crime Club. 9:30.

KFOX Chapel melodies. Christian Science. news. 9:45. KFSG Baptismal aervice; Symphony Orchestra.

9:30. KFWB Antique Shop, Ted Dahl's 9:30. KGER Remote Novelty, 9. KHJ Band of Distinction. Charles Bennett's Orch.

(C) MrCey'a Oreh. (C, KMPC Club Ballyhoo. KMTR Beverly Hill Billies, KNX News. 9: Crockett's Mountaineers, Violin Choir. 9:30.

KTM Jay Whldden's KTM Ranch Boys, 9:30. 10 p.m. te Midnight KECA Railroad stories (C) 10; Ship of Drer.ms, Pacific Serenaders (C) 11; Bal Tabarin Orch. (C.) 11:30. KFAC George Redman's 10; Two Southern Gentlemen, 11: Crime Problem, studio program, 11:30.

KFI News. 10; Phil Harris's Gus Arnhelm's 11:30. KFOX Majestic Ballroom 10. KFSO Organ recital, 10; Back Home Hour, 11. KFWB News.

10; Jess Klrkpatrlck's Carol George Hamilton's Orch-. 11:05. KGER News, 10; Tom Moore's 10:05. ward W. Eisenhauer ox 5J1 eoutn koss-roore.

Private funeral services will be held today at the chapel of Clark F. Alice Mead. fishmonger. Schenck was released last September 3 after Mavor Eddie McClos- 11:15 a.m. KHJ American Muaeum the Standard Symphony Hourhf of Natural Hiatory (C.B.S.) Some simple new Idea, properly broadcast, may put 1000 men back to work.

If you know ny idea, actually working, help spread the news by sending full details to Ed Bishop, care of this newspaper. I Los Angeles Times Syndicate FIFIELD. Of Alta Loma. February 28, Julia key of "Johnstown learned he was FUNERAL DIRECTORS WEATHER REPORT Official Report) Frances Fineld. mother of Mrs.

W. E. Allen of Upland. Mrs. Ed Lease of Alameda, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lewis of Alta Loma, Mrs. Amy Young of Van Nuys, Mrs. L. A. Strleby of Brawley, Mrs.

Gladys Hamilton of Los Angeles, Isaiah Fineld and Neal Fifleld of Brawley; sister of Mrs. F. R. McLellan of Etlwanda. Mrs.

Annie Clough of La Mesa and J. A. Haskell of Los Angeles. Funeral today. 2 p.m., at the Stone Funeral Home, Upland.

GLAZIER. March 1 at her home In Nor- EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY Favorite Hymns by Colonial Quartette KECA Monday-Thursday. 7:30 p.m. Wesley Tourtellotte. resident organist Send for free Booklet "FOOTSTEPS OF KNOWLEDGE" 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD.

PR. 8281. LOCAL OFFICE, U. S. WEATHER BU REAU, Los Angeles, Mar.

1. Reported by LTjnzETTI SCHMERSAHL. Frank Lutl- BRESEE BROTHERS p.m.) with Chopin's stirring "Military Polonaise" reflecting Poland's tragic history. Maestro Hertz will close with Schubert's "Military March." For fun two mirth-making fests claim the dial. The first is over KHJ.

at 8:15 p.m. when the "Laff Clinic" bids for listeners. With such headliners a Old Sister Carrie Bodkin, Clem Cllsby, Elsie the Dumb Dame and Tiny Newland, the night air should be filled with music and mirth-provoking fun. At 9:15 p.m. KECA's Fun Factory, unlimited, throws the switch introducing a Jamboree of talent.

Then there are three plays to be found to today's High Lights. walk. Vesta E. Glazier, widow of the KTM Dally 9:30 a.m. Earle T.

Wilde L. H. Daingerfleld, Meteorologist.) At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 29.99. at 5 p.m..

30.01. Thermometer for the 1 p.m. KECA Arthur Brlabane (N.B.C.) "Things That Are Com. ing." 5:45 p.m. KHJ Columbia Institute of World Affairs (C.B.S.) Charles A.

Horworth; "The International Tourist Business." 6 p.m. KFI Capt. Henry's Show, boat (N.B.C.) 6:30 p.m. KHJ Col. Stoopnagle and Budd (C.B.S.) 8:15 p.m.

KHJ "The Laff Clinic." Doe Hall, master of ceremonies. Ninety minutes of fun. 9:15 p.m. KNX Susan B. Dorsey, former superintendent of Los Angeles schools: "Pending Legislation Regarding Kindergartens." 9:15 p.m.

KECA Fun Factory, Unlimited, PLAYS 8:15 p.m. KECA "The Townsend Murder Mystery" (N.B.C.) 8:30 p.m. KFWB "Tahiti." South Sea serial. 10 p.m. KECA Railroad Stories (N.B.C.) "The River." KHJ Times' werld-wide news, lilt Biscjulck Beautiful thoughts and beautiful songs.

855 FIGUEROA. Michigan 3125. Band. Ted Fiorite's Orch. Bab Holman's lis Midnight late Dennis Glazier.

Private services at the Whlte-Emer-son chapel, Whittier, Thursday, March 2. at 2 p.m. GLISE William Glue. Remains at the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. GOEBEL. Mrs. Rose Goebel. settl, 26; Gloria M.

senmersam. 10. MANAUGH GIDEON. Frank A. Manaugh, 45: Vivian M.

Gideon, 23. MARSHALL DICKSON. Harold Marshall. 23; Doris Dickson. 23.

MAXWELL FRAZIER. Clyde Maxwell, 21; Lou Ella Frazier, 19. McPHEETERS STOLLMEYER. Wallace K. McPheeters, 22; Eva Stollmeyer.

20. MILLER WALKER. Samuel D. MiUer, 23; Hln Walker. 21.

corresponding hours showed 48 deg. and 57 deg. Relative humidity, 5 a.m., 92 per cent; 5 p.m., 70 per cent. Wind. 5 s.m., northwest, velocity 3 miles; 5 p.m..

south Moods (Marshall Grant,) It. KMPC Violet Palmer, pianist. 10: Cardl nal Male Quartet, Club Ballyhoo, GLASBAND-GROMAN LTD. JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 901 WEST WASHINGTON. PR.

1231. GARRETT BROTHERS west, velocity 7 miles. Temperatures, high held. He averted he was lured to the mountain shack on a pretext and quizzed about the Lindbergh kidnaping and murder. He has steadily asserted that he knows nothing about it.

Devine testified today that Schenck left with him willingly because his name had been linked with rumors about the Lindbergh case and he was uneasy. ROOMED NEAR ESTATE The detective said Schenck roomed with a man named Pat Lane in a house less than a mile from CoL Lindbergh's estate. "A private road connected the Lane house with Col. Lindbergh's home," he said. "Bloodhounds once followed a trail from the colonel's place to the woodpile at the Lane home." Devine related he read that Schenck had said he saw an automobile parked near the spot where the Lindbergh baby's body was found, six hours before the slain child was discovered.

est, 60 lowest, 44 deg. Rainfall tor 11:30. KMTR Organ, 10:15. KNX Happy Chappies, 10; organ, Paris Inn, 11. Remains at the chapel of W.

A. season, 10.45 Inches; normal to date. 10.96 Brown, 1815 South Flower street. 921 Venice Boulevard (16th St.) PR. 2039.

Inches: last season to date, 16.49 inches. MORIN POWELL. Donald E. Morin, 22; Ivah B. Powell.

21. NICARD GUYET. Raoul R. Ntcard, 30; GRAINGER. James Grainger, aged 39 years.

Barometer reduced to sea level. KTM Ranch Boys. 10; Pontrelli's Jay Whldden's 11:30. Funeral services Friday. March 3.

10 a.m., at the chapel of R. C. Dellen- PIERCE BROTHERS 720 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR, 4156 WEATHER CONDITIONS. Mar.

1: The Canadian high has spread southward over Cecile Guyet, 41. PAWLAK STEPHENSON. John J. Pawlak, Merle Steohenson. 28.

baugh Ac 630 Venice Boulevard. the plains and the Mississippi to the Gulf GRIBBLE. March 1. 1933, William Henry TUNING IN CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR 1031 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE. PR, 0297 Grlbble.

dearly beloved husband ol An PEGRAM GRAND PRE. William W. Pe- gram, 40; Enid A. Grand Pre, 30. PINE1RA PEREZ.

Frank Ptnelra, 24; Ma- (30.52 at Winnipeg.) preceded and followed by lows (29.56 at Boston. 29.70 at Miami. 29.90 at Tatoosh Island and over Southern Arizona,) while relatively high What's Doing TODAY nle W. Gribble; loving father of Lily Gribble. Mrs.

Annie Carroll and J. Bev GODEAU MARTINONI erley Gribble; seven grandchildren also rian Perez. 23. RAFSKY USSHER. Harry M.

Rafsky, 26; pressure Is crested over Eastern Idaho and 828 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR. 1341. Western Wyoming (30.12 at Pocatello and survive. Services will be held Friday, March "She Shadow Man ran into his equal today none other than the Hon.

Yogi Yorgesson, the Swedish- Hindu mystic. Yellowstone Results and attending Dorothy M. Ussher. 22. REILLY McDOLE.

Eugene F. Reilly, 27; Orlen O. McDole. 21. 3.

at 2:30 p.m.. at the chapel of A. E. phenomena: Moisture from Alberta and L. F.

UTTER CO. 4254 SOUTH BROADWAY. AD. 3181. Maynes-Geo.

A. Fitch, 1201 South British Columbia to extreme Northern Call RIOS SALAZAR. Julian Rios, 19; Hope street. forma and from the lower Mississippi to GWYNN. Februsry 27, Katherlne Scherer Florida: heavy over last State named.

Fall W. A. BROWN 1815 80UTH FLOWER STREET. PR. 2011 Frances A.

Salezar. 16. ROBSON JUNE. George Robson, 24; Mar Jorie L. June.

20. 8AKURAI KASAHARA. Munetomo Baku. rsl. 27: Haruko Kasahara, 25.

is the Yogi's al name. But Owynn. aged 73 years, at ner resi dence. 12100 Ventura Boulevard. Ing temperatures over Manitoba.

Minnesota, the upper lakes, the Mississippi, and the Pacific Northwest; somewhat warmer Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m from her late residence. BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME SAXTON PETERS. William Saxton, 33; over southwestern and northeastern dis this was snapped as he cracked 1 Reverent Christian service. Moderate prices. tricts: little change elsewhere: temperatures ranged from 80 deg.

yesterday at Tucson Faye H. Peters, 30. SHERWOOD MORRIS. Nathan Sherwood, 30; Estelle Morris. 25.

interment, Koseaaie cemtry. A. nil bach, Burbank, director. HAGERTY. Denis J.

Hagerty. to 6 deg. below zero at Winnipeg. High pressure to northeastward and westward SISNEROS VALDEZ. Enemesio Sianeros, crystal ball.

PAUL D. ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR, 1001. Services today at 2 p.m. at the chapel 25: Mnrta B.

Valdez 16. of Francis V. Hall tt Son, and low to southeastward have been at SOOTER HAMILTON. Rudolph C. Sooter, tended by lair, cool weather over Southern K.

Adolph Hitler HAZARD. March 1, Mary A. Hazard, wkiow CEMETERIES 27; Dora L. Hamilton, 19. STE1MER URICH.

Howard A. Btelmer, 30; of the late George W. Hazard; mother California, with some and foggi ness near the coast. LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Mar.

1 TUBE GROWS CANCERS IN PLAINVIEW Revolving Glass Device, Feeding Malignant Cells, Facilitates Research of Mrs. Harry G. Folsom of Los Angeles. Mrs. C.

B. Wynne of Belleville, Msrie A. Urich. 26. STILES CARBERRY.

Ernest M. Btiles, 45 Meryl S. Carberry. 33. N.

Mrs. Evelyn H. Monroe of this city, and Arthur Herbert Hazard of Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yes Natural History (C.) 11:15. American School of the Air 11:30. KIEV Melody Boys.

11; pisno, 11:45. KMPC Air Ambassador. 10:30. KMTR News. 10: Jan Rubint, Adele Crane nd Salvatore Santaella, 10:30: German program.

11. KNX Eddie Albright, 10; Economics, orsan, 11. KRKD Records: Howell ft Aretta. 10:45. it ts p.m.

KECA "Chasing the Blues." 12: Five Cards (C.i Arthur Brisbane (C) Thursday special (C) 1:30. KFAC News, 12; U.S.C. Collee of Music, 12:45. KFI Agriculture. 12: Farm Hour (C.I news, Ann Warner Chats.

Jimmy Base, songs, 1:45. KFOX Songs and talk. 12:30: Public Relations. Rainbow Review, 1. KFWB Organ, 12; Msriscsl's Marimba Bend, 12.30; Borowsky's Ensemble, 1:30.

KGER Skipper ft His Crew, 12. Ed Man-ley, sonss. Cy Toosie. 1:30. KHJ Adolf Hitler, from Germany (C) Us Times' world-wide news, 14:301 Beauty Tslk, Bob Holman's li Farm News (C) The Cavaliers.

1:45. KIEV Violin. 12; Fireside Four, 12:15: Ensemble. 12:30. KMPC Records, 12: Cotton Blossom Time, 1:45.

KMTR Storks, Wandering Troup- a-dours. 1. KNX News. 12; Mattie Crawford, 12:45: Paris Inn, 1. KRKD News, 12: City Hall broadcast.

12:15: luncheon concert. Crooner's Holiday. 1: City Hall. 1:30. KTM Poetry, World-wide Couriers.

1:15. 4C fj VOGI THIEDE SEIP. Frank G. Thlede, 29: Helen speaks from Berlin. On KHJ at 12 noon today.

The sub-jpet of his talk has not been disclosed. Baldwin Park: sister of Mrs. A. C. FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK AMONG THE HILLS Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Glendale Avenue and San Fernando Road TELEPHONE ALbany 1121.

Z. Seip. 25. terday to the Los Angeles office of the Ebell Club dinner and program, clubhouse, 4400 Wiishire Boulevard, evening. Lecture.

Central Library, 7:45 p.m. Dr. Alexis Kail will speak on 'Music Education In Russia." Rosicrucian Brotherhood Hermes Lodge. No. 41.

meeting, 672 South Lafayette Park Place, 7:30 p.m. Women Lawyers' Club dinner, 2228 West Seventh street, evening. Los Angeles Audubon Society outing, Plsva del Rey, all day. Big Sister League luncheon, program and sewing, 2118 Trinity street, noon. Shrine Club luncheon.

Blltmore, noon. Delta Kappa Epsilon luncheon, University Club, noon. Delta Chi Alumni luncheon, University Club, noon. Phi Kappa Psl luncheon, Victor Hugo Cafe. noon.

Camera Club meeting, clubrooms, 2504 West Seventh street. 8:15 p.m. Phi Gamma Delta luncheon, Alexandria, noon. Adventurers' Club meeting, clubrooms, 945 Wiishire Boulevard. 8 m.

Democratic Luncheon Club meeting, Alexandria. 12:15 p.m. W.C.T.U. meeting, First Methodist Church, Eighth and Hope streets, 1:45 p.m. Cheerie Chase Reading Circle for the Blind meeting, Swimming Stadium Building, Menlo avenue and Santa Barbara avenue.

2 p.m. Bartlett Logan Relief Corps meeting, Patriotic Hall, 1816 South Figueroa street, 1 Dm. Langworthy, Mrs. Bess Plummer of U. S.

Weather Bureau, were as follows: TOM KINS JONE8. Ernest C. Tomkins, 22: Vsun Jones. 21. this city.

Mrs. t. L. Hills ol Lomtta Stations. Max.

Min. Services Friday, March 3, at 10 a.m.. TULEY COX. Chester A. Tuley, 22; Ella Imperial 78 39 from Pierce Brothers chapel.

Los Angeles Harbor 58 44 HESS. Remains of George H. Hess were I. Cox, 18. WELBURN ROSENFELD.

Philip Welburn, 32: Rosenfeld. 20. WILLIAMS RUSSELL. Edwin H. Williams, Mt.

Wilson 58 42 Pasadena 72 38 Pomona 72 39 forwaraed Wednesday by Pleroe Broth ers to Buffalo. N. for Interment. INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mansoleum Crematory Columbarinn Telephone PLeasant 8144. 22; Dorothy E.

Russell, 21. Porterville 67 35 A sensational 12 year old blues singer. On "The Laff Clinic." KHJ at 8:15 tonight. Betty Jane Rhodes is the name. HEWSON.

March 1. Elsie Beatrice Hewson, beloved wife of Harry E. Hewson; sister of Amy Smythe. Edward Gibbon, Redlands 74 37 Riverside 75 35 San Bernardino 80 32 Mrs. J.

R. Suter. Mrs. Lyn Diamond, BIRTHS Names, sex, place and date of birth. ADAMS.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick. Boy. Call, fornia Hospital.

February 16. Santa Ana 70 41 alio Alien n. oiooon. Services Friday. March 3.

at 2 P.m Santa Barbara 69 42 LOCAL FORECAST from the Hollywood Community Church. 4601 Prospect avenue. Pierce VALHALLA CEMETERY WARM. DRY SOIL Choice burial lots. 825.

Terms. Burial ef cremation ashes. S15. Hollywood 1061. FLORISTS AWTRY.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Daughter. California Hosnltal February 19.

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair Thlirriav nri Wririov hut nv.rr i.f mnrn- Brothers, directors. HINMAN. February 27, Dr. Clayton J. Hln Ings on coast: mild temperature; light to man, at his residence, 3413 Percy street, beloved husband of Elsie Rem- BELL.

Mr. and Mrs. William. Daughter. St.

Vincent's Hospital. February 25. BLOSKY. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph. Daughter. French Hospital. February 28. BRADY.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Daughter. St.

Vincent's Hosoital. February 28. genue west ana nortnwesi winds. STATE FORECAST Mutinee Musical Club luncheon and baugh Hinman. Remains will lie In state at the bridge.

Biltmore. noon. Chamber of Commerce board of dlrec CAM PERI. Mr and Mrs. John.

Boy. French DAN, BROADWAY FLORIST 414 South Broadway. MU. 4288. TO.

6161 FUNERAL DESIGNS, $1 AND UP. MAUSOLEUMS Hospital. February 26. CAVALIER. Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond. Boy. California Hospital. February 23.

COMPTON. Mr. and Mrs. Chester. Daughter.

California Hospital. February 19. FOREMAN. Mr. and Mrs.

Heyward. Daughter. California Hospital. February 25. BALTIMORE, March 1.

(JP) A new cancer-growing tube of glass was announced tonight by Johns Hopkins University and the Carnegie Institution of Washington in the American Journal of Cancer. The tube works like a revolving concrete mixer and is an improved method of growing human cancer cells artificially. In it various types of cancer live harmlessly, growing for months. Scientists watch them under microscopes. The malignant cells, obtained from real cancers, adhere to the inside surface of the tube.

As i revolves slowly at the rate of about one turn an hour, nourishing liquids within the tube feed the living cells. Thus the scientists are able to simulate in plain view many of the conditions which keep cancers alive in normal bodies. The new tube was devised by George O. Gey of the surgical pathological laboratory of Johns Hopkins, with financial aid of the Carnegie Institution. GTHOUARD.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Daugh ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM "FOR THOSE WHO CARE" Crypts and niches, reasonably priced. All above ground entombment.

Location 22 minuttes from heart of L. A. Fox 608 South Hill. Phone TU. 9532.

The orchestra and ensemble will feature a gala musical travelogue to Germany's principal art centers. "When It's Springtime in Germany." KHJ at 7 this evening. Frederick Stark, director. A dramatized" version of "Fifteen Men on a Dead Man's Chest." Part of Capt. Henry's "Show Boat." KFI at 6 p.m.

Lanny Ross sings "Lady, Don't Look at Me Like That." "Tahiti." The South Sea serial. KFWB at 8:30 p.m. Will Julie marry the governor? A string quartet in an hour of music U.S.C. Hour. KFAC at 12:45 p.m.

Everett Crosby and Velma keener, soloists. The wild flow of the Colorado River twenty years ago. When the river broke and ran into the Imperial Valley. One of the "Railroad Stories." KECA at 10 tonight ter. California Hospital.

February 24. GIR.VIN. Mr. an-d Mrs. Fred.

Boy. South- west Maternity Hospital. February 16. CEMETERY LOTS GRAY. Mr, and Mrs.

Dorsey. Boy. Southwest Maternity Hospital. February 20. ISRAEL.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Boy. California Hospital.

February 17. JONES. Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles.

Daughter SAN FRANCISCO, March 1. Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Cloudy and at times unsettled with light rain Thursday and Friday; moderate temperature; moderate west wind. Northern California: Cloudy Thursday and Friday: occasional light rains in north portion: moderate temperature: moderate west and southwest winds offshore. Sierra Nevada: Cloudy Thursday and Friday: rain and snow over northern and central ranges: moderate temperature; strong southwest wind. Sacramento and Santa Clara valleys: Cloudy and unsettled, with occasional light rain Thursday and Friday; moderate temperature: moderate south wind.

San Joaquin Valley: Cloudy Thursday and Friday, at times unsettled in north portion: moderate temperature; gentle changeable wind. Southern California: Fsir Thursday and Friday, but overcsM mornings on the coast; mild; moderate north and northwest winds offshore. Nevada: Fair In south and cloudy In north portion Thursday and Friday; moderate temperature. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX (Aris March 1. Forecast for Ariiona: Generally fair Thursday and Friday; little change In temperature.

TEMPERATURES LOW PRICES. GRAVES OR CRYPTS. MEMORIAL SALES PRospect 8730. and boy (twins.) St. Vincents Hospital.

February 27. JONES. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Daughter. St Vincent HosDltal. February 26. Hollywood Cemetery, one or more graves, Plneland section. Sacrifice.

GR. 5647. L1NGLER. Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey. Boy. California Hospital. February 20. LUBIN.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin-. Boy. Call- ANY REASONABLE OFFER TAKES MY crypts.

Big sacrifice. CEntury 26477. fornia Hosnital. February 19. tors meeting, committee rooms.

Chamber of Commerce Building. 12:15 p.m. Helen Jean Christie Tent, No. 17. Daughters ot the Union Veterans of Clvy War.

meeting. Patriotic Hall, 1816 South Figueroa street, 8 p.m. Philanthropy and Civics Club luncheon, clubhouse. 1419 South Wilton Place. 1 P.m.

Women's Political League meeting. May-fair Hotel, afternoon. Alpha Nu meeting, Biltmore. 7 p.m. Ephebian Society meeting.

Board of Education rooms. Chamber ot Commerce Building, 8:15 p.m. Debate, University of California and University of Southern California. Philosophy Hall, Exposition Boulevard and University avenue, 3 m. Public invited.

Council on International Relations dinner-meeting, 3343 Wiishire Boulevard, 6:15 p.m. P.T.A. Tenth District meeting, Los Angeles Junior College, 9:30 a.m. Lecture. U.S.C, Bovard Auditorium, Thirty-fifth street and University avenue.

8 m. Carl Sandburg will lecture on "Poems, Songs and Stories." University College one-act play, U.S.C, Transportation Building, 8eventh and Los Angelea streets. 6:15 m. Public invited. Free permanent California exhibit, State Exposition Building.

Exposition Park, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Southwest Museum exhibit, Highland Park, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Huntington Library and Art Gallery are open from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. to those holding admission cards. Admission cards may be obtained by sending a self-addressed and stamped envelope to the library at San Marino.

Free motion pictures and exhibit of Southland manufactures and beauties, Chamber of Commerce Building, daily except Sunday. State Societies Delaware State Society dinner-meeting, Rosslyn Hotel. 6:30 p.m. SAVE AS MUCH AS ON GRAVES OR CRYPTS. PRospect 3773.

MATSON. Mr. and Mrs. John. Boy.

Southwest Hospital. February 26. MeAMIS. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar. Boy. 1613 East First street. February 20. McCLURE.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer. Daugh EIGHT-GRAVE plot, 108-107. Esperanra Drive, Inglewood.

one-half price. RO. 4151. ter. California Hospital.

February 18. The DIAL MOUNT. Mr. and Mrs. Harold.

Daughter California Hospital. February 25. RICHARDSON Mr. and Mrs. Philo.

Daugh. ter. California Hospital. February 28. SALMON.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger. Daughter St. Vincent's Hospital.

February 23. SAMMERSEN. Mr. and Mrs. Fred.

Daughter. St Vincent's Hosnltsl. February 2 8ARKIN. Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh. Boy. St. Vincent's HosDltal. February 28.

a ta STATIONS 5 d5 State of weather, direction 'S'-snd velocity of wind 53 tmlles per hour) as 5 '3 SHUI.ER. Mr and Mrs. Rodwick. Boy. Cali fornia Hospital.

February 23. SISSIN. Mr. and Mrs. John.

Boy. St. Vin cent Hospital. February 27. SMITH.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Daughter, California Hospital. February 25.

THOMPSON. Mr. and Mrs. J. Daughter.

441B Lima street. February 27. WARNER Mr. and Mrs. Arthur.

Daugh ter. California Hospital. Tebruary 20. WOLFGANG. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur. Boy. St. Vincent's Hospital.

February 25. Miss Barrymore Granted Use of Funds for Son NEW YORK, March 1. (Exclusive) Ethel Barrymore today obtained Surrogate's court permission to spend $2700 this year for the upkeep of her son, John Drew Colt. The $2700 is the annual Income from a $50,000 bequest left young Colt in the will of his grandfather, Samuel P. Colt, Rhode Island firearms manufacturer, which he cannot receive until he Is 21 years of age.

He is now 19. Miss Barrymore blamed present conditions in the theater for the necessity of using the income. In her petition she her income consists solely of her earnings and "in view of the present conditions In the theater it is impossible for me to provide for my son from my own funds." "TIMES" THEATER GUIDE id p.m. Musics! Sketches (C.) Footllght Fantasies Waldorf-Astoria Orch. id 3: The Three Keys Arion Trio (C.) 3:45.

KFAC Sunshine Reporter, Bookman, Anne Page, songs. news, 3:40: Contract Bridge, 3:55. KFI Schirmer ft Schmidt (C.) White-man's Rhythm Boys (C.) Soloist iC.l Concert Echoes (C.) organ. Bess Meals, 3:45. KFOX Spanlfh songs.

2: Happy Vagabond, Tennessee Joe, Trio, Paul Bolton's 3:30. KGER Musicale, Long Beach Band, 2:30. KFWB Mnrlscal's Marimba Band. Laura Srudder. 2:15: Cooking School, 2:35: Jack Phelps, songs.

3. KHJ Haupv-Co-turky Hour (C) Feminine Fancies (C.) 8. KIEV Aunt Missouri. 2:15: Ensemble, 2:30: Betty Sale (books,) Ethel Kay. pianist.

3:45. KMPC Forest of Mmorles. 2: Music Appreciation, Julius K. Johnson, organist. Voice Culture.

3:15. KMTR Dick Nelson's Entertainers. news. 3. KNX Fiction, French.

2:30: Happy Chappies, Astro-Analyst, 3:30. KRKD Records. 2. KTM Charles Lierley and Bartley Sims, 2:15. 4 to 6 p.m.

KECA French, 4: Human Behavior (C.) 4:15: pre-inaugural talk (C) Charm Matinee (C) 4:43: Nathan Abas, violin lC) Uncle Jim (Baron Keyes,) Al. Mack ft Tommy, 6:45. KFAC Frederick Blttke. songs. Travel, piano, Christian Science program.

5: Whoa Bill Club, 5:30. KFI News, California Teachera' Baron Keyes. String Trio, Flelschmann Sunshine Hour (C.) 5. KFOX News, 4: organ. 4:15: Jacx White, songs, Bill Estes's Instrumental Duo.

6:30. KFWB Organ, 4: Nip ft Tuck and Jeanne Dunn. The Lone Indian. 5:30: Syncopators, 5:45. KGER Organ, 4: Bebe Orr, 4:30: Banlo Baker ft Ken, 4:43: Prof.

Lally, Jack Maurice 5:30. KOFJ Records. KHJ Discovery Hour (C) 4: Howard Fly. organ Trojans. 4:4.1: Fire Department, 5s Red Nichols's Orch.

(C.) The Times' world-wide news. "Skipnr." Institute ef World Affairs (C.) 5:45. KIEV Records. KMPC Records. 4: news.

4:30. KMTR Mission Bells. 4: Serenaders. Sing Song Girl. 4:45: Lucky Stars.

5. KNX Travelogue. 4: Dr. John Mathews. organ.

Black ft Blue, Chandu, 5:45.. KRKD Violet's Shopping Guide, Zeke and His City Fellers. 5:45. KTM Happy Mountaineers. 4.

to 7 p.m. KECA Concert In Rhythm (C) Siring Trio, news. 6:45. KFAC News, Mayfalr Hotel Orch; patriotic program, 6:45. KFI Capt.

Henry's Showboat (C.) KFOX "Married Life," 6: Burlesque. KFOX Bchool Kids, 6:30: Donn Roberts, sonas. 6:45. KFWB News, Ted Dahl's 6:15. KGER News, Jack Maurice's Rev.

Orval Ness. Cheerful Earful, 6:45. KHJ Ruth r.ttlnr and Havton's Orrm Pasadena Community Players. Col. Stoopnagle and :50.

KMTR Santaella's 6. KNX News, Cecil ft Sally, 6:15: SI ft Elmer, Singing Strings and Lawrence King, 6:45. KRKD Eight-Ball and Mr. Bull, 6:45. 7 te 8 p.m.

KECA Memories concert, organ and quartet, orchestra, 7:45. KFAC Studio The In-Lsws, 7:30. KFI Lucky Strike Hour (C) 7. KFOX Adventure serials, Chandu. Partridge Family, 7:45.

KFSG Baptismal service, 7:30. KFWB Horowsky'a Ensemble, Tarrsn (E.T..) Bert Flske's 7:30. KGER Ragamuffin Kids, Btrint Trio, 7:30. KHJ Inglewood Park Concert, 7i Chandu, Mrrt Marge (C) 1:45. KMTR Military band.

7: Parade of Nations. 7:30. KNX Frank Watanabe and Hon. Archie, Marion Mansfield, Hollywood DIVORCE SUITS FILED BROWN. Lillian E.

against Frank J. COLE. Joseph against Dorothy. CUTLER. Addle V.

against Everett A. DAHLQUI8T. Mary P. against Elden M. FAVA.

Edith against Frederick. FOWLER. Martha J. against Edward W. FREEMAN.

Ruth against Raymond W. GRIDFR. Adrienne S. against Roy M. JOHNSON.

Charles C. against Jane. KERRY. Bewie L. against Jay L.

LEVINF. Lillian against George. McFLHFRN. Wanda against James. McLAIN.

Marguerite against Hamilton OLIVER. Cue P. against Doille. PRUITT. Robert N.

against Minnie. 8ALKIN. Irene against Oscar. 8HEFHY. Irene C.

auainst Philip H. chapel of Roy M. Alexander, 4583 East Ninth street, Thursday, 10 a.m., till Friday noon, Gravesl.de services Friday, 2 p.m., in Inglewood Cemetery. HUGHES. Mrs.

Sarah Hughes. Remains a't the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. HYDE.

The funeral services of Valentine Hyde will be held today at 1:30 m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. JOHNSON.

Service for Hilda Johnson of 11230 South Berendo will be held today at 2 p.m. from the Southwest Funeral Home. KIMBALL. Mrs. Minnie E.

Kimball. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. KLATT.

The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Klatt will be held today at 10 am. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

KUNZ. At 422 Juanlta avenue. February 28, Thresa wife of Adolph Kunz; mother of F. J. and Albert Kunz, Anna Silgen, Gertrude Crawley and Mary Read.

Funeral at the Week Kirk o' the Heather. Forest Lawn, Friday, 2 p.m. Bresee Brothers, directors. LANE. March 1.

Earle H. Lene, aged 30 years, beloved husband of Edna F. Lane. Funeral announcement later by Garrett Brothers' Mortuary. LEVITT Adelheid Levitt, beloved mother of Mrs.

I. Frankfort and Mrs. Arthur Holzman of San Pedro, and sister of Nathan Barth of Los Anseles. Services private, today, 10 a.m.. at Malinow Ac Simons.

818 Venice Boulevard. iGrand Rapids, papers please copy.) LOEHNIG. Mrs. Charlotte Loehnlg. Remains at the chapel of W.

A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. LUTON. At 647 South Manhattan Place, March 1. 1933.

Dr. R. C. Luton, husband of Eva M. Luton: father of Mrs.

Jeane Ferguson and Thornton R. Luton: son of Mrs. Catherine Lyon, and brother of Mrs. Edna Caldwell. Funeral services at the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn, Saturday, 2 p.m. Bresee Brothers, directors. MENKE. Maretta B. Menke.

Announcement ol services later by Pierce Brothers. MIDDLETON. The funeral services of John W. MSddleton will be held Friday at 10 a m. from the chapel of W.

A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. MIDDLETON. The funeral services of Mrs.

Olive Mabel Clark Mlddleton will be hell Friday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 8outh Flower street. NOLAN.

William J. Nolan, beloved husband of Jessie C. Nolan; loving father of William James Joseph Thomas E. and Catherine T. Nolan.

Rosary will be recited at the Wallace E. White 664 West Washington street, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Funersl from the Wallace E. White Co. Saturday at 8:30 a.m.

Requiem mass at the Church ot the Nativity at 9 clock. PIERCY. The funeral of Mrs. Rata Viola Plerey today at 12 noon at Inglewood Cemetery chapel. Alvsres 4c Moore, directors.

PUIXIAM. Mrs. Mollie 8. Pulllsm. Interment, Grand Junction, Colo.

W. A. Brown, funeral director. PURCELL. Mary Purcell.

Recitation of the rosary tonight at 8 o'clock In the chRpel of Godesu As Martlnonl, 828 West Washington street. Funeral services Friday, 9 a.m., at St. Vincent's Church. QUINN. March 1.

James J. Qulnn. Remains at Cunningham Ac O'Connor. REID. The funeral services of Robert Reid will be held today at 1 m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. REINHARDT. March 1, F.mll Reinhardt.

beloved husband of Mrs. Hebe Reinhardt. Funeral announcement later by Oar-rett Brothers' Mortuary. RELLAFORD. The funeral services of Mrs.

Mary C. Rellaford will be held today at 9 a.m. from the Church of the Nativity. W. A.

Brown, funeral director. SCULLY. Miss Theresa Scully. Interment. 8sn Jose, Cal.

W. A. Brown, funeral director. SEAMAN. At Manhattan Beach, Mrs.

Ger- trude R. Seaman, beloved mother of Mrs. Frank L. Beals of Manhattan Reach and Charles Seaman of San Diego. Cal.

Funeral services today at 3 m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. SliEPARD.

At Ocean Psrk. Mrs. Julia fiheperd, widow of the late Thomaa K. Bhepard; mother of Dr. Albert Lee of 246 Hollister avenue, Ocean Park; Mis.

Cora G. Pound, Mrs, Mina Reynolds snd Hayes Shepard. Funeral services Friday, March 3, st 32 10 from the Memorial Chapel of Todd Leslie, Seventh snd Arlsons, Ssnta Monica. Merchants Back Check Scheme to Revive Business PITTSBURGH, March 1. (JP) "Prosperity checks" appeared today in suburban Homestead latest of numerous experiments in Western Pennsylvania to revive traSe.

Forty merchants have deposited money, making the checks 100 per cent good but they will not be honored for thirty days. Leo L. Half, furniture dealer and president of the association sponsoring the check plan, explained: "People will spend checks where they will not spend cash. Circulating once every day, 1000 $1 checks are of more value to a community than $50,000 lying idle." The merchants ask customers to accept the checks as "change." They agree in turn to accept them as payment for goods. Actor Among 107 Deportees Europe Bound NEW YORK, March 1, (JP) Paul Spruce Clay, 24-year-old English actor, was among 107 deportees who sailed for Europe today aboard the liner President Roosevelt.

Clay overstayed his permit by two years and was ordered deported after a hearing before a special board of inquiry in Los Angeles. The actor said he was told if he paid his own transportation he would not have the onus of "deportation" marked against him. He said he paid his way to New York and his fare on the ship. Prom Programs Submitted by SLtions.) (ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED) (O Denotei chin. a.m.

KFAC Studio program, 7. KFI Health exercises. stoclcs, 7.JU, Polly Grant Hall. 7:45. KFOX Early Bird, Chandu (E.T..) KGER Bugle Boy, Dusty ft Sklppy, news.

Breakfast Club. 7:30. KHJ Dr. Cheverton and quartet. The Times' world-wide news.

7:10. KIEV Morning Spanish KMPc-Ltttle Nothings, 6: Bible Fellowship, :45: exercises, 7:30. KMTR Records, Covered Wagon Jubi-le? 7 KNX Bill Sharpies and his gang, 6:45. KTM Spanish concert, 6. 10 a.m.

KECA Exercise. 8: Sinning Strings V. B. Marine Band IC.I Sarah Ellej) Barnes. "Music." Mardl Gras (C) 8:30.

KFAC Stocks, Country Church of Hol- Ivwood, Penthouse Troubadours, Household Hints, U. B.C., 9:55. KFI Singing Strings (C) Hints to Crosscuts (C.) Pictorial C. 9: Jack A Jimmy, Martha Mc.tde Society (C) Fashions, 9:45. KFOX Health, Melody Man, 9:40 KFWB Recordi.

Health Talk. Victor H. Llndle-r. news, 9:55. KGER Family Circle.

Doris St Clarence, Dottle Durham, Health, Fashions. Guitar. news, 9:55. KHJ Shell Happy Time (C.) ft) Magic Tenor and Bound Towner Emery Denisch's Orch. (C) Her- red's Orch.

(C) Concert Miniature (C.) :80. KIEV John Martha (Dr. Tover,) 8. KMPC Dr. O.

M. Richardson, news, 9: John Brown, 9:15. KMTR U.C.L.A. hour. 9:45.

KNX Sharplcss gang; prayer, news, Health, 9:45. KRKD Frolic, news, 9: Health Talk, fl'15 KTM Spanish concert. 8: Dr. Frank McCoy. "Fast Way to Health," Beautiful Thoughts and Songs, 9:30.

10 a.m. to It Noon KECA Rhythm Venders 10: news. German, Words and Music (C.) 11; Byncopators (C.) Shakespearean plays 11:45. KFAC Fern Rover, news, Daphne Darwin. Jlmmle Valentine, songs, 11:30: movie reporter.

11:45. KFI Magazine of the Air (O.) 10; Stand STAPLF3. Oertru.de M. against George Downtown, Hill at Seventh "Blondla Johnson." Opens today. Hillstreet.

Hill at Eighth "Topaze." Saga of an honest man, with John Barrymore scoring as the timid professor. Hollywood, Hollywood at Wilcox "Blondle Johnson." Loew'a Stale. Broadway at Seventh "Dangerously Youre." Opens today. Los Angeles, Broadway near Sixth "8peed Demon." Fast-moving story about speedboat racing. With Joan Marsh.

Paramount, Hill at Sixth "Sign of the Cross." With Fredric March and Elissa Landi. Western, Wiishire St Western "Ladies They Talk About." With Barbara Stanwyck. STAGE Belasco, Hill Eleventh "When Ladles Opens tonight. Biltmore. Grand at Fifth "Of Thee 1 Sing." Merry, satirical musical comedy concerning politics and politicians.

With Oscar Shaw and Harriette Lake. El Capitan, Hollywood Boulevard near Highland "Grounds for Divorce." Lilys Tashman flashes In colorful role, aided by Georse Lewis and others. Hollywood Music Box, Hollywood nesr Gower "Undress Parade." Comedy-drama, with plot' and east weak and mediocre, respectively. STOKES. Josephine M.

D. aaainst C. L. TAYLOR. Nellie O.

against Eari C. TUCKER. Elizabeth against George t. WHITMORE. Sarah E.

against Kenneth, WILLIAMS. Embree against Peggy. Abilene Cloudy, 6 64 36 Atlanta Clear, N.W., 16.... 56 .18 Bismarck Cloudy. 10....

34 30 Boise Pt. S.E.. 6 52 36 Boston Rain, N.W., 4 36 32 .04 Buffalo 34 26 Chicago Clear, N.E., 8 40 32 Cincinnati Clear. N.W., 14.. 46 32 Denver Cloudy, 8 60 34 Des Moines 54 24 Detroit 50 30 Edmonton Clear.

N.W., 6.. 2 -2 .12 El Paso Clear, 4 74 50 Eureka Cloudy, 14 58 44 T. Flagstaff Clear. N.W., 8... 54 28 Fresno Clear, N.W..

4 68 40 Havre Clear, N.E.. 6 46 22 Helena Cloudy. 8.W.. 4.... 50 34 Indianapolis 50 30 Jacksonville Clear.

N.E. 66 50 .64 Kamloops Pt. calm 32 30 Kansas City 10.. 58 40 Knoxvllle 58 34 Lander Clear, calm 54 28 Little Rock 58 38 Los Angeles Clear, S.W., 7. 60 46 Memphis Clear, 4 56 40 Modena Cloudy, 8.W., 4...

54 24 Needles Clear, calm 86. 40 New Orleans Partly cloudy, 6 86 48 New York 8.W., 12.. 46 34 North Head 42 34 Oklahoma 8., 10.... 64 38 Omaha Pt. 8 54 34 Philadelphia 50-38 Phoenix Clear, N.W., 6 78 48 Point Arguello 24 50 40 Portland.

Or. 8.E., 8 56 34 Red Bluff Rain. 8.. 6 6A 48 T. Reno Clear.

6.W., 12...... 52 34 Roseburg Cloudy, 8. 10.. 58 34 St. Louis Cloudy.

6.... 54 38 81. Pgul and Minneapolis-Clear, 8 32 28 Sacramento Clear. 8. 8.

66 44 T. Salt Lake City Clear. 4 46 30 San Antonio 6... 64 40 San Diego Clear. 8....

56 46 San Francisco Pt. 8. 6 58 48 Santa Fe Iear. 8.W., 8.... 58 38 Seattle Rain, 8.E., 12 50 32 Spokane pt.

6.... 46 34 Tatoosh Island Cloudy, 8.E.. 18 42 38 .12 Tonopah Clear, 4 50 32 Tucson Cloudy, N.W., 8.,.. 78 44 Walla Walla 64 40 Washington Clear. N.W., 12 46 38 Winnemucca Clear, 12..

54 26 Winnipeg Cloudy, 8.... 18 -8 Yuma Clear. 4 80 48 Temperatures up to s.m. yssterdor Below sero DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED ARNOLD Alice from Harry. BULLINGTON.

Loralne L. from Joseph I. CONNOR8. Bernlce from Raymond H. DINSMOOR.

Katherlne from Lewis M. FRY. Nellie B. from William W. GARRETT.

Pearl from Thomas E. HASFLTON. Linda D. from Scott E. HERSHICK.

Marie from William. KELLEY. Mary L. from Guy A. MANN.

A. C. from Edith M. MARTINI. Henry from H.

V. PATTISON. Mildred from Andrew K. PAYSENO. Amelia from Frank F.

PETROFF Frances from Alex. POMFROY. Helen from William, PROUD. Dorrls M-. from Elwood M.

REMINGTON. Blanche from Oliver W. VICK. Gertrude- F. from Russell H.

VRFEKEN. Peter from Emma L. WHITMAN. Mandy M. from W.

H. ALASKA FUR TRADERS KILLED IN AIR CRASH OFFICIAL DEATH LIST French Premier Says Hope Rests With Roosevelt PARIS, March 1. (P) Premier Daladier, speaking today at a farewell luncheon for United States Ambassador Edge, expressed the hope that through the Roosevelt administration, a "message which will bring confidence to all humanity will come from the United States." No real progress can be made, he declared, without "the free, loyal collaboration of the three great democracies, the United States, England and France." He urged a common effort by all peoples to "combat nationalism and unite on a common economic financial program." Rooster's Spur Fatal to Judge PALESTINE (Tex.) March 1. W-Ben J. Kennedy, county Judge ot Anderson county, died here today from blood poisoning which developed after he was spurred on the knee by a rooster a week ago.

ard School Broadcast (C) Hi market Ase. Date. reports, 11:45, KFOX Organ. Foster Rucker. 20 Feb, 26 86 Feb songs, news, organ.

11:45. 38 Feb. 27 jtrwu Lady or the House, 10; violinist, 11:30: news. 11:55. 48 Feb.

23 60 Feb. 26 73 Feb. 27 KGER Louise Howatt, gongs, 10; Banjo ARCHITECTS SELECTED FOR TWO P0ST0FFICES 46 Feb. 27 Boys, aacred music, 11; news, 11:55. XH.I National OH Predueta (K.T..) IOi Vincent Travars's Orch.

(C) Pal 72 Feb. 26 28 Feb FAIRBANKS (Alaska) March 1. Two men who sought to establish an airplane fur trading system in Alaska died yesterday in the crash of their plane near Lake Min-chumnla. Mickey Goldstein, 45 years of age, and Ted Morris, 32, who came here from Seattle, the former as trader, the latter as pilot, were found dead In the debris of their plane by Pilot Harry Blunt of Pacific Airways and today Federal officials were checking his theory that they tried to land downwind In a trong breeze and turned over. CONSUL HITCHCOCK DIES YOKOHAMA, March 1.

W) Henry B. Hitchcock. American Consul at Nagasaki, died today at Yokohama General Hospital following nn operation. VITAL RECORD 68 Feb. 27 50 Feb.

26 mer Heose Ensemble C) Adele Nelson (C) 111 American Museum of (Los Angeles) Name AGUILAR, Ray BARTLEY. Emma BARUCH. Frederick BOUROUIN, Llllle BROOKS. Mny CAMPBELL, Minnie CHAPPAS. Joseph CHRISTENSEN, Victor CLARK.

Floyd CONNOLLY. Thomas COPPEL. Leonard W. DA LI NO, Daisy DUNSTEH. George DYSON, Fred EDWARDS, Mary FOOTE.

Catherine G1LI.ES. Herbert ORFSHAM. Irs HARDFSTY. Nellie HA WES. Cora HEPS.

George HIF.RS, Waller HYDE. Vnlrnllne LUFrKERT. Chrislopher MEN'KE, Maretta KHJ Springtime in Germany Frederick Stark, eminent German conductor, presents Kt WASHINGTON, March 1. (JP) Secretary Mills announced today the selection of Claude Dellman of Los Angeles as architect and Allison Allison of Los Angeles as associate architects for the new postofflce at Hollywood. He also selected Newton Murray of Los Angeles as architects for the new post-office at Santa Monica.

44 Feb. 24 56 Feb. 24 28 Feb. 25 71 Feb. 27 87 Feb, 27 37 Feb.

24 32 Feb. 26 63 Feb. 24 58 Feb, 27 71 Feb. 27 39 P'ta, 27 83 Feb. 2 74 Feb.

27 82 Feb. 28 INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of Intention to marry wers Issued yesterday. Name and ase tlven. ADAMS BARNARD. Lincoln J.

Adsmi, 31; Wilms G. Barnard. 18. AUSTIN OWYNN. Theron I.

Austin, 24; Luis Owynn, 24. BACA ELLA BUONARIOO. John Bscs- 21: Josephine Buonarlao, 16. BACQUE STODDARD. Don C.

BaCdue, 28; Leone A. Stoddard, 26. TONIGHT WA V.AAiAff mun.l iravviuyuv ig many 9 wA jjP tO 7 centers. Orchestra and Ensemble. A 4.

Sponsored by the Inglewood Park Cemetery Association ft 7:00 to 7:30 a gala musical travelogue to Germany' principal art.