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12 TllUKSDAlr MOKXIXG. MARCH 9, 1933. PART INTENTION TO MARRY DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. Presidential Message on Radio The following notices of intention to marry were issued yesterday.

Name and WILSON. At her residence. 1813 Euclid BENKENDORF. Services for Theodore Benk-endorf, today at 2 from Pierce avenue. San Marino.

March 7, Mrs Make Yourself a Job With ED BISHOP age given. FRISBIE BALCH. Lester C. Frisbie, 25 Gertrude Balch, 24. Brothers chapel.

Please omit flowers. Clara H. Wilson, beloved mother of Barbara Wilson: daughter of Mr. BLOEM. The funeral services of Mrs.

Lulu Pauline Purrucker: sister of Mrs. R. GONZALES GARZA. Lino Gonzales, 39; KFAC News. Mayfsir Hotel The In-Laws, 6:45.

KFI Capt. Henry Showboat 6. HIGHLIGHTS Bloem will be held today at 3 30 pm Shaug. Fred R. B.

and William Maria Z. Garza, 46. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 Purrucker.

NEW FARM AID PLAN PREPARED Wallace Calls Conference for Tomorrow Speed Sought So Scheme Can Begin This. Year South Flower street. HICKOX PATTERSON. Clarence W. Hick- Funeral will be held at the chapel of Turner, Stevens Berry, 1000 Fremont avenue.

South Pasadena, BORRESEN. Services for Fdr.a Borresen today at 10 a.m. from Pierce Brothers' ox, 22: Marjone E. Patterson, 18. HOUGHTON ADENA.

Benjamin A. Hough ton. 23; Pauline Adena, 18. CEREMONY WILL OPEN CONGRESS National and Columbia Will Carry Exercises this afternoon at 2 o'clock. WRIGHT.

March 8, Alfred Wright, hus JUVONEN HARWOOD. A. William Juvo- chapel. BUCK. William Buck.

Remains at Sharp Connor. nen. 23; Laura C. Harwood, 20. Dsna or Beatrice Wright.

Remains at Bresee Brothers. KENNEDY WHITSON. John Kennedy, CADARETTE. Services for Sadie E. Cada- ZAMISKA.

Remains of John Zamiska J4; Edna Whitson, 32. rette wiU be held Frioay at 2 were forwarded last evening by Edwards KING SLADE. Robert D. King. 18; Olive from the chapel of A.

Reynolds. Brothers Co onial Mortuary to Bent M. ade. 16. 8540 Melrose avenue.

leyville. for services and interment. KITCHEN DAVIS. Karl F. Kitchen, 48 CLOSSMAN.

Funeral services for George F. Clossman will be held at the residence. Modification of Allotment Measure Involved 540 South Arden Boulevard, Thursday Gladys Irene Davis. 32. LEAF QUINN.

Hilmur A. Leaf, 27; Thel. ma M. Quinn. 24.

LEE ALESH IRE. Wallace Lee, 22; Jose. phlne M. Aleshire, 18. at 3 p.m.

Bresee Brothers, directors. Frank P. Coennen. Opera "ParsifaV Feature of Afternoon Offerings "Springtime in England'" to Be Concert Theme FUNERAL DIRECTORS EDWARDS BROTHERS COLONIAL MORTUARY KECA Monday-Thsrsday, 7:80 p.m. Wesley Tonrtellotte.

resident erganist 1000 VENICE BOULEVARD. PR, 8281. Services Friday. 9 a.m.. from the LEON ENZER.

Joseph Leon. 35; Rose Soldiers' Home Chapel. SawteUe. Brown, Isham Wiget. directors.

COLLEAUX. Frank Colleaux. Remains at Sharp de O'Connor. Enser. 26.

MAUK GROVES. Francis I. Mauk. 21 Edith M. Groves.

21. McGEE TAYLOR. William McGee, 27 Lolabelle Ruth Taylor. 19. A public stenographer in Kansas City outlines an idea that developed from weeks of fruitless job hunting.

From a city directory she compiled a list of professional men who, she believed, might have resorted to doing their own typing for purposes of economy. In personal calls, she presented her qualifications and made the following offer: She would be in each office two hours a day, six days a week, for $3 a week, or 25 cents an hour, which is a trifling sum for stenographic services even In these times. She soon had three offices lined up, 8 to 10 a.m.; 10:30 to 12:30, and 1 and 3 p.m., allowing thirty minutes to get from one office to another. While her earnings are not high, she is not working hard hours and she is living by her own efforts. Some simple new idea, properly broad- KFOX "Married Life," Burlesque.

KFOX School Kids. Donn Roberts, songs, 6:45. KFWB News. 6: Csrol Lofner's Orch 6:15. KGER News.

Jack Maurice's 6:05: Rev. Orval Nease, Cheerful Earful. 6:45. KGFJ Organ, sports, Curiosity Shop. 6 45.

KHJ Roth Etting and Haytoa's Orrh. (C.) Pasadena Community Players, Col. Stoopnasle and Budd (C.) 6:30. KMTR Safltaella's 6. KNX News.

Cecil A Sally. 6:15: SI A Eimer, 6:30: orgsn snd Lawrence King, 6:45. KRKD Eight-Ball and Mr. Bull. 6:45.

7 to 8 p.m. KECA Memories concert. organ and quartet, orchestra, 7 45. KFAC Studio Patriotic Program. 7:30.

KFI Lucky Strike Hour (C.) 7. KFOX Adventure aerials, Chandu, Partridge Family, 7:45. KFSG Baptismal service, 7:30. KFWB Borowsky'a Ensemble. Tarsan (E.T..) Bert Fiske's 7:30.

KGER Ragamuffin Kids, Etring Trio, 7:30. KGFJ American Weekly, organ, Spanish 7:30, KHJ Inctrwood Park Concert, 7 Cbandu. Myrf A Marge 7:45. KMTR Parade of Nations. 7:30.

KNX Frank Watanabe and Hon. Archie, 7: Singing Strings A Marion Mansfield, KNX Parade. 7:45. KRKD News, 7: Frivolities, 7:15. 8 to p.m.

KECA Myron Nlesley (C.) Cohen Mur- BRESEE BROTHERS CROW. March 8, Virginia Crow of Glen- 35; dora. KTM Dally 9:30 a.m. Earle F. Wilde MILLER BAUMANN.

Philip Miller, Edna Baumann, 33. Remains at Bresee Brothers. Notice MILLER MARDER. Phil Miller, 23: Rose THE TIMES WORLD-WIDE NEWS, KIM at 7:30 a.m., 12:30, 5:15 and 10 p.m. of funeral later.

Beautiful thoughts and beautiful songs. 855 FIGUEROA. Michigan 3125. GARRETT BROTHERS DENN1ES. Services for Mary W.

Dennies Friday. March 10, at 2 p.m., from the Wee Kirk o' the Heather in Forest 921 Venice Boulevard (16th St.) PR. 2039. Lawn Cemetery. Pierce Brothers, di PIERCE BROTHERS rectors.

DEWAN. March 7. Agnes I. Dewsn. Maraer.

is. MOORE HILL. Griffin S. Moore, 74; Helen H. Hill, 73.

MOUNTZ MILLER. Paul W. Mounts, 29; Nancy D. Miller, 29. OSWALD JORDAN.

Ernest A. Oswald, 22; Alice L. Jordan. 21. PEEK A VR A Charlie C.

Peek, 24; Mildred N. Wavra. 27. ROBERTSON JONES. Harold H.

Robertson. 45; Estelle M. Jones. 44. SAUNDERS JACKSON.

Douglas 8aunders, 36; Annie Jackson. 21, 720 WEST WASHINGTON ST. PR, 4156. Requiem mass at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Beverly Hills, today at CUNNINGHAM O'CONNOR a.m. wunningnam utonnor, rectors.

1031 SOUTH GRAND AVENUE. PR. 0297. GODEAU MARTINONI DldtSON. The funeral services of Mrs.

Emma P. Dickson will be held today at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W. A. BY DOUG DOUGLAS Both the Columbia and National networks will flood the air of the nation with the opening of the extraordinary session of Congress.

Radio station KHJ at 9 a.m. will release the message of President Roosevelt to Congress, to be read to Columbia's listeners by Frederic William Wile, Columbia's political commentator. SEAGR AVE LYONS. William T. Sesgrave, 828 "WEST WASHINGTON ST.

PR. 1341 SPECIAL 9 a.m. KECA Opening ef Congress (N.B.C.) 9 a.m. KHJ Frederic William Wile (C.B.S.) Reading President Roosevelt's Message to Congress. CONCERTS 9:30 a.m.

KHJ Concert Mini-atures (C.B.S.) 12:15 p.m. KECA Metropolitan Operahouse (N.B.C.) "Parsifal." Wagner. 12:45 p.m. KFAC U.S.C. College of Music.

3:30 p.m. KFSD San Diego (600k. 499m.) Songs of Charles Wakefield Cadman. Robert Royce, tenor, 5 p.m. KECA Nathan Abas (N.

B.C.) Violin recital. 7 p.m. KHJ Inglewood Park Con. cert. Leonard Walker, noted British conductor.

A tone journey through the British Isles. 8:15 p.m. KFI Standard Symphony Hour (N.B.C.) Alfrsd Hertl, conductor. Lahtngrla: Introduction Ail III Wasnw Trauma Wagntr Brituh Flk Muiii Settinti Grainger Miihammcrvaka Alfvea Nrtiitit Dance A Malar Grieg Persian Danca Guiraua' Fantastic Symeheny: Thi Ball Barliai Saaniih Caaiice Rimtky-Kartakaa 9 p.m. KHJ The Band of Distinc.

tion; Raymond Paige and orchea. tra. 9:30 p.m. KPO San Francisco (680k. 440m.) Sari Jose State Teachers' College A Cappella Choir.

Sacred and classical com. positions. VARIETIES 8 a.m. KFI Lll Joe Warner's Jolly Journal (N.B.C.) Back from the Cilmore Circus Tour. 9:55 a.m.

KFAC U.S.C. Hour. Dr. Bruce Baxter: "As a Man Thlnketh." 11:30 a.m. KHJ American School of the Air (C.B.S.) 5 6 p.m.

KFI Capt. Henry's Show, boat (N.B.C.) Headed for BL loxi, Miss. 8:15 p.m. KHJ Doe Hall'a "Laff Tiny Newland, Elsie, the Dumb Dame and other stars. 9 p.m.

KFVVB The Antique Shop. Music-narrative. Into the primi. tive days. 9:15 p.m.

KECA Fun Factory, Unlimited. PLAYS 8 p.m. KHJ "Globe Headlines." 8:15 p.m. KECA "The Townsend Murder Mystery." 8:30 p.m. KFWB "Tahiti." South Sea mystery serial.

10 p.m. KECA Railroad Stories (N.B.C.) Brown, 1815 South Flower street. cast, may put 1000 men back to work. If you know any idea, actually working, help DOUGLAS. Services for Iceyphene Douglas L.

F. UTTER CO. 4254 SOUTH BROADWAY. AD. 318L m.

Margaret E. Lyons, 25. SHERWOOD OREB. Sanford Sherwood, 21; Marie Oreb, 20. STANGE LINDSEY.

Stanley N. Stange, 21; Jeanne Lindsey, 22. today at 11 a.m, from Pierce Brothers chapel. der Mystery (C,) Gus Arnheim spread the news by sending full details to Ed Bishop, care of this newspaper. Los Angeles Times Syndicate ERWIN.

The funeral services of William W. A. BROWX TAYLOR KRUEGEL. Rae H. Taylor, 32; will be held Friday at 2 pm 1815" SOUTH FLOWER STREET.

PR. 2011 from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 WASHINGTON, March 8. (AV-The preparation of a new farm aid plan to be enacted soon after the special session of Congress disposes of emergency financial legislation is commanding the close attention of President Roosevelt's agricultural advisers.

Leaders of farm organizations were asked today by Secretary Wallace, who is anxious to make the new plan effective for this year's crop, to attend a conference Friday. Planting begins next Wednesday in many sections and enactment of needed legislation as soon, as possible has been set as the goal. RENTING INVOLVED Wallace was reluctant to discuss the framework of the new plan other than to admit that it "is to provide for an orderly retreat from production of lands now devoted to cotton, wheat and corn." He said it will be a "modification of the allotment plan and will involve renting of lands devoted to surplus production." It was learned details of the plan have been worked out by Wallace and Dr. Rexford Tugwell, the new assistant Secretary of Agriculture, and that President Roosevelt has approved the principle of the measure. From the allotment scheme the new proposal will take the plan for Lueua KTuegel, 39.

VALENCIA MAWSON. Rudolfo Valencia 21: Clorinda D. Mawson. 18. South Flower street.

WEATHER REPORT Official Report BRAMBLE FUNERAL HOME FOOTE. Services for Catherine Hughes WAGONER DOSTER. Wesley H. Wagoner, Reverent Christian service. Moderate prices.

zi; ituin n. uoster, JB. WILSON BRAXTON. James B. Wilson, 68: Hattie A.

Braxton, 55. ZINKAND PARKER. Carl A. Zlnkand, 27; Helen G. Parker, 25.

PAUL D. ROBINSON 1001 WEST WASHINGTON. PR. 1001. 8:30.

KFAC Studio Fred Bittke and 8:45. KFI Amos 'n Andy (C,) Standard Symphony (C.) 8: It. KFOX Radio Night Court, 8: Hearts A Flowers, piano and voice, 8:45. KFSG Baptismal service. KFWB Stude's and soloist, Rsdio Hot Spot, Playlet, 8:30.

KGER Rev. C. E. Fuller. 8.

KGFJ Pacific Coast Yachtmen, 8. KHJ Globe Headlines (play,) 8l "laff Clinic," with Wallard Hall (C.) 8:15. KMTR Dusky Stevedores. concert. Ouido Petinnarl, Gypsy Serenaders, 845.

KNX KNX Parade, Golden Memories. 8:45. KTM Poetry and organ, Miniature Symphony and soloist, 8:30. 9 to 10 p.m. CEMETERIES Foote.

Friday, March 10. at 1 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. FOSTER. At 2507 Raymond avenue, George Edward Foster, beloved father of George Edward Foster, and Mrs. Evan Thomss.

Funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. from Rosedale Cemetery chapel. W. A. Brown, funeral director.

FRENCH. At Bakersfield, Cal John Howard French, aged 72 years, beloved husband of Cynthia French. Remains at the Wallace E. White 664 West Washington street. LOCAL OFFICE, U.

3. WEATHER BUREAU, Los Angeles, March I. Reported by L. H. Daincerfield, Meteorologist.

At 5 o'clock a.m. the barometer registered 30.01; at 5 p.m., 29 99. Thermometer for the corresponding hours showed 56 deg. and 65 deg. Relative humidity.

5 a.m., 55 per cent; 8 p.m., 45 per cent. Wind, 5 a.m., northeast, velocity miles; 5 p.m., west, velocity 6 miles. Temperatures, FOREST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK AMONG THE HILLS Cemetery Mausoleum Crematory Glendale Avenue and San Fernando Road. GRAHEK. Requiem mass for Bertha Ann highest, 71 lowest, 54 deg.

Rainfall KECA The Goldbergs (C.) Fun Fae-I Grahek today at 9 a.m. at St. Raphael's Catholic Church. 942 West Seventieth street. Pierce Brothers, directors.

(Please omit flowers.) telephone ALbany 1121. INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY LARGEST IN CALIFORNIA Mausoleum Crematory Columbarium Telephone PLeasant 8144. BIRTHS Names, sex, place and date of birth. COBLER. Mr.

and Mrs. James. Daughter. 418 East Eighty-second street. March 2.

CORN FORD. Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Boy.

328 East Sixty-seventh street. March 3. DE WITT. Mr. and Mrs.

Le Roy. Boy. French Hospital. March 3. LE SER, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry. Boy. French Hospital. February 5.

LOVE. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin. Daughter.

Los Angeles Lying-in Hospital. February 24. MELLODY. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas. Boy. Los Angeles Lying-in Hospital. February 22. MERIT.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Daughter. Carol Ann HosrJtal.

March 1. MOORE. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert.

Boy. 928'4 Gaee street. March 2. MULLENS. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank. Boy. 38254 Wall street. March 4.

WARNICK. Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Daughter.

924 East Twenty-ninth street. March 2. WAYMIRE. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard. Daughter. Rice's Maternity Hospital. February 27. GRIFFIN.

March 7, 1933, Hattie Griffin. aged 62 years, beloved wife of John Griffin; mother of Alma, Charles J. and Jack Griffin. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Paul D. Robinson.

1001 West Washington street, Friday, March 10, at 2 p.m. VALHALLA CEMETERY WARM, DRY SOIL Choice burial lota, t'io. Terms. Burial of cremation ashes, $15. Hollywood 1961.

MAUSOLEUMS having the Secretary of Agriculture HEROLD. Services for Mrs. Lou Davts determine at the beginning of the crop year the acreage of wheat, cotton and corn needed to fill domesiio Radio station KECA at a.m. will release the opening ceremonies of the extraordinary session. This broadcast will originate at the rostrum of the House of Representatives and will include the reading of the President's message the election of a Speaker and the other activities of the session.

This program will continue from 9 to 10 a.m. Then at 12:15 pm. KECA swings it controls to a broadcast from the Metropolitan Operahouse, New York City, of Wagner's opera "Parsifal." The last half of this celebrated opera will be heard with Artur Bodanzky as its conductor. The role of Parsifal will be sung by Lauritz Melchior. "Springtime in England," under the baton of Leonard Walker, noted British conductor, will be the offering of KHJ's Inglewood Park Concert at 7 p.m.

This ia the third of a series of Tone Journeys depicting springtime in the various countries. Then at 8:15 p.m. the Standard Symphony Hour over KFI discovers Alfred Hertz wielding the baton for an all-classic concert. The program is in today's High Lights. For the laugh hit of the evening dial Doc Hall's "Laff Clinic" (KHJ, 8:15 p.m.) Headliners contributing to the general foolishness include 12-year-old Betty Jane Rhodes, Kay Thompson and Frank Jenks.

Don't miss the new instrument "the licorice squeal-pipe," or clarinet. Gino Severi, five feet of dynamite, will lead the orchestra. For plays, there are four of them. Herold. wife of Carlisle A.

Heron, will be held today at 1 m. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. (Wheeling, W. papers please copy.) for season, 10.45 incnes; normal to aaie, 11.77 inches; last season to date, 16.49 Inches. Barometer reduced to sea level.

WEATHER CONDITIONS. March 8: The Canadian high 130.56 at Edmonton) has spresd southeastward over the Northern Rockies and plains, with a moderate low to southward 1 29.78 at Roswell) and marked depression over the lakes and eastward 29.10 at New York.) Results and attending phenomena: Moisture over the Canadian Northwest and border States snd from the lakes and Mississippi Valley to the eas'. coast; heavy over the Ohio. New York snd New England. Colder over northwestern districts and from the Ohio to the eastern cotton belt; warmer over New York and New England and Southwestern States; subnormal over Montana and North Dakota and seasonable to moderate elsewhere: temperature ranged from 86 deg.

yesterday at Yuma to deg. last night at Edmonton. Fair weather and moderate temperature prevail over Southern California, in connection with the high off the coast, with little wind and low humidity. LOCAL TEMPERATURES. March 8: Minimum and maximum temperatures from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Angeles office of the U.

S. Weather Bureau, were as follows: HILL. Remains of Prof. Henry Alexander needs. The corn estimate would be figured in terms of pork require ANGELES ABBEY MAUSOLEUM "FOR THOSE WHO CARE" Crypts and niches, reasonably priced.

All above ground entombment. Location. 22 minutes from heart of L. A. Hill were forwarded Wednesday by Pierce Brothers to San Diego, for services and interment.

ments. A possibility exists that tobacco will be added to the list of commodities. Fox 608 South Hill. Phone TU. 9532.

KRANS. John Alfred Krans, beloved hus FLORISTS band of Anna A. Krans. Services Saturday. 2 from the Little Church of the Flowers.

Forest Lawn. NorQulst Anderson, directors. CALL FOR BIDS NEXT After this, quotas of lands to be LONG. March 8, at 6748 Franklin avenue, removed from production would be SCRIP AND CHECKS Will accept all issues of scrip and personal checks for floral desiens. GEORGE J.

HALL CO. 434 East Fifth Street. TUcker 8045. KFAC Studio program, Royal Pslms 9.30. KFI Howard Thurston, magician (C, and Charles Wellman.

9:30. KFOX Chapel melodies. Christian Science, 9:15. KFSG Baptismal service: Symphony Orchestra, 9:30 KFWB Antique 8hop, Jess Kirkpatrick's 9:30. KGER Remote Novelty, Silhouettes, 9:30.

KGFJ Meyer's Sherwood's 9:30. KHJ Band ef DUtlnrtion (with Raymond Paige,) Charles Barnrtt'a Orch, (C) McCoy'a Orch. (C.) 9:30. KMPC Club Ballyhoo, 9:30. KMTR Beverly Hill Billies, 9 KNX News.

Crockett's Mountaineers, Violin Choir, 9:30. KTM KTM Ranch Boys, 9.30. 10 p.m. Is Midnlsht KECA Railroad stories (C.) 10; Ship of Dreams, Pacific Serenaders (0.) 11; Bat Tabarln Orch. (C) 11:30.

KFAC George Redman's 10; Two Southern Gentlemen, 11; studio program. 11:15. KFI News. 10; Phil Harris's Gus Arnheim's 11:30. KFOX Freddie Carter's 10; Fred Marshall's 11.

KFSG Organ recital. 10; Back Home Hour, 11. KFWB News, 10: Lofner's George Hamilton's 10:35. KGER News, 10: Tom Moore's 10:05. KGFJ Meyer's 11; Sherwood's Orchestra.

11:30. KHJ Times' world-wide news. 10; Blsaulrk Band, Ted Fiorlto's Orch. (C.) 10:15: Bob Holman's lit Midnight Moods (Marshall Grant.) It. KMPC; Violet Palmer, pianist.

10: Cardinal Male Quartet, Club Ballyhoo, 11:30. KMTR Organ. 10:15. KNX Happy Chappies, 10; organ, Paris Inn. 11.

KTM Ranch Boys. 10; Pontrelli 10130. figured for every State, county and DIVORCE SUITS FILED ABBATE. John J. agsinst Ola E.

ALBRIGHT. Emma C. against Ralph M. ARMSTRONG. Ivy A.

against Arthur B. BARBIERE. Josephine against Pete. BERRY Zetta A. against Harry L.

BIDWELL. Lucille L. against Emerson R. BLACK. Lavina against Samuel J.

BLANKEN8HIP. Edith against Roy O. BOGAHT. Morris against Marie. BRACELIN.

Iva F. against Anthony F. CAMPBELL. Irene E. against John S.

CLOVE. Helen against Stanley. COHN. Rae against Walter. DARBY.

William E. against Estelle I. DAVID. Thomas against Julia. DE ARMOND.

Earl against Ruth E. DESCALZO. Agaflto B. against Mildred C. DE VINE.

Mary against Frank. DINKHELLER. M. R. against Marguerite DINWIDDIE.

Henrietta H. against James FALLON. Lucile B. against Vincent L. FORD.

Dorothy L. against Regis C. FRADKIN. David against Minnie. township.

The government would George W. Long, loving lather of Mrs. Minnie M. Sperry of Los Angeles and William E. Long of Geneva.

O.i also survived by three grandchildren. Services will be hell Friday at 2 m. at Edwards Brothers' Colonial Mortuary. then call for bids from farmers in Stations Max. Min.

which they would set forth the low CEMETERY LOTS LOVEGROVE. Services for 8ophia H. Love- est price acceptable for removing areas from crop production. PLOT for three craves. Inglewood Park grove today at 3 m.

from Pierce Brothers' chspel. Interment, Houston, Tex. Guitar. 9:45: news, 9:55. KOFJ Records.

KHI Shell Happy Time (C.) 8: Made Tenor and Kaund Towners 8::0: Plane Picture (C.) President Rooarvrlt's Address (G.) 9t Concert Miniature lC KIKV John and Martha, 8. KMPC-News, John Brown, 8:15. KMTR U.C.L.A. hour, 9:45. KNX Sharpies': fang; prayer.

news, 9:30: Health, 9:45. KRKD Frolic, news, Health Talk, 9:15. KTM Spanish concert 8: Dr. Frank McCoy, "Fast Way to Health," Beautliul Thoughts and Songs, 9:30. 10 a.m.

ta It Noon KECA Rhythm Venders C. 10: news, 10 30: German. Words and Music iC.) 11: 8yncopators (C) Chasing the Blurs, 11:45. KFAC Sunshine Girl, 10:20: news. Daphne Darwin, 10:45: Jlmmie Valentine, songs.

11:30: movie reporter, 11:45. KFI Magazine of the Air (C) 10: Stsnd-srd School Broadcast (C,) 11; market reports, 11:45. KFOX Organ, 10:30: Foster Rucker. songs, news, organ. 11:45.

KFWB Lady of the House. 10: New Zealand feature, 11; violinist, news, 11:55. KOER Louise Howatt, songs. 10: Contract Bridge, sacred music, 11; news, 11:55. KOFJ Health Talk, 11; market reports, 11:30.

KH.I ittle French Princess (C.) lot Vincent Travers'a Orch. Palmer Houae Ensemble iC) Adele Nelson IC.I lll Cooking School 11:15) American School of the Air (C) 11:30. KIEV Melody Boys, 11; piano. 11:45. KM PC Air Ambassador.

10:30. KMTR News, 10: Jan Rubinl, Adele Crane cemetery, sac. Owner, 353J The government would then con 8fi 43 65 49 67 49 78 46 78 42 76 45 78 43 79 38 82 37 80 37 73 44 tract to lease and retire from pro MASTERSON. March 7, Guy M. Mastrrson LOW PRICES.

GRAVES OR CRYPTS. MEMORIAL BALES PRospect 8750. Mt. Wilson Pasadena Pomona Portervllle Redlands Riverside San Bernardino Santa Ana Santa Barbara LOCAL FORECAST For tvs Anseles and vicinity duction the lands not needed to fill domestic needs. One reason for (also known as John W.

Masterson.) Services Saturday, March 11, at 3 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. SAVE AS MUCH AS ON GRAVES OR CRYPTS. PRospect 3773. GODFREY. Kstherine against George H.

GOLDSMITH. Helen against Guy W. GOLDWATER. Dorothy against Louis. GUNN.

Axel E. against Dorothy. MAXEMIN. The funeral services of Miss haste is that the expense per acre would be increased if bids were not Fair and HAMPTON. Alice B.

against Milburn R. HARRISON. Alice R. against M. O.

Josephine Maxemln will be held today at 8 a.m. at St. Vincent's Church, corner Figueros snd West Adams. Interment, Calvary Cemetery. W.

A. Brown, funeral director. called for until after plowing, planting and other farm expense had rnmtmiaH mild Thursday and Friday; gen DRYS TO LAUNCH TUNING IN HART. Pearl B. against Wayne H.

HASLER. Allan J. against Ethel L. been incurred. McCARTY.

Vincent J. McCsrty, aged 29 HAWN. Nellie A. against Thomsa A. HOLBROOK.

Lula I. against Rolland H. NATIONAL DRIVE How the funds would be raised years. I Rosary will be recited at the Wal- lace E. White 664 West Washing to meet the rental cost has not been The Shadow Man of the Rogues' Gallery definitely determined.

Some farm HOLT. Robert J. against Gertrude B. HOWARD. Earl H.

against Johanna. HURLEY. Thomas E. against Mae F. HURT.

Leona against Byron 8. HURT. Wilbur T. against Esther F. ISABELLA.

Louis against Josenhine. (Continued from First Page) leaders suggest the revenue-raising tie to moderate west and northwest winds. STATE FORECAST SAN FRANCISCO. March 8. Weather forecast: San Francisco Bay region: Fair and mild Thursday and Friday; gentle changeable "Northern California: Fair Thursday and Friday; continued mild; gentle changeable wind offshore.

Sierra Nevada: Fair Thursday and Friday: freezing temperature at night; fresh northwest wind. Sneramento Valley: Fair Thursday and Friday; continued mild; gentle to moderate ton street, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Funeral from the Wallace E. White Co. Friday at 8:30 a.m.

Re-aulem mass at St. Francis of Assist Church at 9 o'clock. i ay, a ii I And since he turned up Nor- two-day jratherine, among them method proposed in the allotment JACCAKD. Catherine A. against Jacques A.

plan be employed a tax on Bishop James Cannon, F. Scott McKEE. James Robert McKee. beloved hus HIDlin iNieisena McBrlde of the Ani-Saloon League, processors. JEFFRIES.

Bertha N. against Allerton H. KILBY. Alice M. against Fred H.

LANKFORD. Kuth L. against Maurice W. band of Grace F. McKee; father of 1 Because of the opposition of and Mrs.

Ella Boole of the women's What's Doing TODAY Marjorle McKee of Los Angeles, Dor and Salvatore Bantaella, German othy and Ruth McKee of Honolulu; Christian Temperance Union. oiuic una aimy-i program, n. 1 I tfMY SMrfl. KNX Eddie processors millers, packers, cotton, mills some backers of the plan Albright. 10: Economics, grandfather of Michael Alkire of Hono lulu.

10:30: Moke-Hanna 11. Funeral services Friday, 2 p.m., from KRKD Records; Howell Aretta, 10:45. Warner. Hazel and Norman favor payment of the rental cost out of the Federal treasury. KANSAS DRYS WELCOME REPEAL VOTE TEST TOPEKA (Kan.) March 8.

"stepped up Bramble Funeral cnurcn. MENTZER. Dodge R. Mentrer. Remains at the chapel of W.

Brown. 1815 South Flower street. NELSON. March 8, Fred Nelson. COST ESTIMATES VARY Estimates of the cost vary from 12 ta p.m.

KECA "Chasing the Blues." 1J: Metropolitan Opera "Parsifal" (C.) Thursday Special 1:30. KFAC News, 12; U.S.C. College of Music, 12:45. California History and Landmarks Club meeting and lecture, 800 South Plymouth Boulevard, afternoon. Bailey Millard will speak on "A Balky Pegasus." Los Angeles W.C.T U.

meeting, First Methodist Church, Einhth and Hope Bill Goodwin's Happy-go-lucky Hour Declaring they welcome a test of the question whether Kansas favors Announcement of service later by $400,000,000 to $700,000,000 for the year, depending on the estimate the some consider KFI Agriculture. 12; Farm Hour (C.) 12:15: news, Ann Warner Chats, Secretary would make of the are south wind. San Joaouin and Santa Clara valleys: Fair Thursday and Friday: continued mild; gentle to moderate northerly wind. Southern California: Fatr Thursday and Friday; continued mild: gentle to moderate west and northwest wind oflshore. ARIZONA FORECAST PHOENIX fAriz.) March 8 Forecast for Arizona: Generally fair Thursday and Friday, except unsettled in northeast portion Thursday; little change in temperature.

COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Aril.) March 8. Exclusive Dispatch from the U. S. Geological Survey. Gauge height Colorado River.

18 98 feet; discharge. Wednesday, 5790 cubic feet per second. At Grand Canyon, gauge height, 5.4 feet: discharge, Wednesday, 8220 cubic feet per second. TEMPERATURES able. She sings (J A I A i.

1 owrci. i.ia i.m. ur. m. Len tiuicmns and Mrs.

Jennie Thompson will speak. Delta Kappa Epsilon luncheon. University Club, noon. Dramatic oresenf atlnn. Tr.ncnnri.Hnn Pierce Brothers.

NUTT. Mrs. Luna C. Nutt. Remains at the chapel of Brown, 1815 South Flower street.

OFFEN. Mrs. Annie Offen. Interment. Cresco.

Iowa. W. Brown, funeral director. of lands engaged in surplus pro kat 2 this after noon. duction.

Building, U.S.C. University College. Seventh Jorm Bmallman. 1:45. KFOX Rainbow Review, 1.

KFWB Mariscal's Marimba Band, Borowsky'a Ensemble, 1:30. KG EH Banjo Boys. 12: Ed Manley, songs, 12:30: Harmony Boys. 1:30. KGFJ Records.

Kill I Forte Berumen Musicals (C.) IS; Wallace made it clear that he in- LEE. Nancy J. against Clarence MARQUEZ. Helen against Justo. MARTINO.

Anna against Groce. McARDLE. Mary F. against James A. McILVEEN.

Marjory H. against Carroll B. MILLER, Ruth H. against Harry J. MOREY.

Mllo F. against Constance L. MORTENSON. Elna E. against Carl R.

MOSKOW1TZ. Harry against Fred W. against Ruby J. NAYLOR. Artel) against Ellis L.

NOYES. H. against Madge E. OLIVAHES. Alta M.

against Manuel E. PARKER. Kathryn E. against J. Y.

PECK Janet G. against Lydell. PENDLETON. Etta M. against R.

M. PORTUGES. Annie A. against Edward. PRITCHETT.

Agnes against James, Jr. REDDING. Adeline against George E. RICHARDS. Jess D.

against Laura. SAID. Norma L. against Fred K. SCHNEIDER.

Delmore J. against Clara O. 8COTT. Ethel M. against Clovls.

SCOTT. Laurie V. against John. FHETTEL. Jessie B.

against Claude H. SHOEMAKER. Catherine against Charles H. SMITH. Sid R.

against STEVENSON. H. H. against Bertie M. SIRIGNANO.

Gennaro against Antonietta. THARPE. Anne R. agRlnst Lloyd W. THOMPSON.

Marguerite E. against A. M. TOMPKINS. Hazel R.

against James O. VAN NESS. Theresa E. against Charles WALIS, James G. against Edna M.

WEBB. Irene B. against A. C. WELLMAN.

Marjorie B. against William A. WINKHART. Helene against Burtice. tends to confine the plan to prod- Wouldn't miss our friends.

Col PEARSON. March 8, at 1910 South Hobart Boulevard, Mrs. Mary A. Pearson, be eim vios Angeie streets, p.m. Tne Third Angle'' will be presented.

Shrine Club luncheon, BUtmore, noon. Woman's University Club dinner, club-rooms, 6:30 p.m. Paul Jordan-Smith will speak on "A Layman's Approach to Art." retention or repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, a group of temperance leaders asked Gov. Alf M. Landon today to present to the Legislature a plan for the election of delegates to a convention to pass on the repeal proposal.

In a formal statement presented to the Governor the temperance leaders said it is their conviction the citizens of Kansas are "overwhelmingly dry." Gov. Landon told the delegation he is in sympathy with the loved mother of Mrs. X. A. Carson and Stoopnagle and Budd.

They motor in over KHJ at 6:30 p.m. Always ucts now on an export basis, which, would exclude dairy products which were added to commodities covered Times' world-wide newa, 1S.SO: Beauty A bert Pearson. Recitation of the rosary tonight at Talk, Bob Holman's li Farm Newt (C) The Cavaliers, a good clean line of chatter. 7:30 o'clock from Pierce Brothers chapel. Interment, San Francisco, Cal.

by the domestic allotment bill whea Blind meeting, Swimming Stadium. Menlo passed by the House at the last ses Leonard Walker, as well as being PFEtFFER. March 7, Louis Alexander sion. The House also Included pea- noted British maestro, is a violin nuts. STATIONS State nf weather, direction and velocity of wind (miles per hour) 1st of note.

Steal away to thirty minutes in Britain in the spring of the year. The Inglewood Park con 5 cert. KHJ at 7 p.m. iiu onma usroara avenues 2 p.m. Delta Chi Alumni luncheon, University Club, noon.

Book review lecture. Broadway Department Store Auditorium, 2 p.m. Doris D. Cerf will speak. Los Angeles Chamber of Commejce.

board of directors and life insurance committee meeting, committee rooms. Chamber af Commerce Building, 12:15 p.m. National Economy League luncheon, BUtmore, noon. Big Sisters League luncheon and program. Barton Home, afternoon Rosicrucian Brotherhood Hermes Lodge.

NO. 41. tnUntr AT? iCMitV. f. n--u The extraordinary session of Congress.

N.B.C. steps right up to the Speaker's rostrum In the House of Abilene Cloudy, 12 Atlanta Clear. 10 Bismarck Pt. N.W., 14 Boise Clear. N.W..

6 Boston Cloudy. 10 Chicago Clear. 22...... Place, 7:30 m. Cincinnati Clear.

18.... DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED BAKER. Ethel from John A. BERKOWITZ. Max from Sophie.

BIRKET. Mary from John E. BRADLEY. Lillian from Thomas J. ENGLISH.

Helen M. from Lloyd W. JOHNSON. E. from Edwin C.

KAEPPLER. Harriett H. from Donald H. KISH. Frances V.

from Frank. NISHTMOTO. Willy J. from Shigeyo. SMITH.

Ruth C. from Richard E. TAOOART. Helen B. from Paul.

VAN VELZER. Dorothy from William O. Denver Cloudy, 12 Des Moines ARKANSAS REPEAL VOTE BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR LITTLE ROCK (Ark.) March 8. A bill was sent to Gov. Futrell for signature by the Arkansas Legislature late today calling for a popular referendum on prohibition repeal in this State July 18 when delegates will be elected to a convention here August 1.

The result of the referendum will be binding on delegates whose votes will be cast as a unit for or against ratification of the prohibition repeal amendment. Representatives. Don miss this on KECA from 9 to 10 a.m. History in the making. Are you as you think? Dr.

Bruce Baxter speaks to the US.C. assembly over KFAC at 9:55 a.m. on "As a Man Thinketh." Detroit TOMORROW'S WEATHER Fair and Mild Changeable Winds This time of the year watch that throat tickle! It's a cough or a cold warning. Smith Brothers Cough Drops give FAST, sure relief; Two kinds both delicious Black or Menthol; 5c. 74 50 48 38 16 12 46 28 50 38 44 34 54 34 54 32 50 34 42 34 6 -6 78 54 54 42 56 24 76 52 12 8 34 28 44 36 62 44 40 30 48 38 50 38 46 26 50 40 71 55 Camera Club meeting, clubrooms, 2504 West Seventh street, 8:15 p.m.

Hsrmonia Club meeting, 1034 South Wil-ton Place, afternoon. Ebell Club music department benefit bridge-tea, clubrooms, afternoon. Phi Kappa Psl luncheon, Victor Hugo Cafe, noon. Women's Overseas Service League visit to Sawtelle Military Home, afternoon. Engineers' Club meeting.

Richfield Building, evening. Adventurers' Club meeting, clubrooms, 945 Wllshire Boulevard, 8pm Philanthropy and Civics Club luncheon and meeting, clubrooms. afternoon. Woman's Tw.ntlalh I .06 Edmonton Clear. 8., 4 El Paso Clear, 12 Eureka Clear.

N.E.. 8 Flagstaff 8.W., 14... Fresno Clear, N.W., 14.... Havre Clear, N.W., 4 Helena Cloudy, 6 Indianapolis Jacksonville Clear, 12.. Kamloops Pt.

N.W.. 4 Kansa.i City Partly cloudy, 12 Knoxvllle Lander Pt. N.W., 12.. Uttle Rock Los Angeles Clear, W. 6...

Kay Van Riper swings into the concluding chapter of her drama of the South Seas. 'Tahiti" (KFWB 8:30 p.m.) Love. Jeweled natives. Excitement is promised. Ah! the lover marries.

The San Jose State Teachers' College A Cappella Choir. The works of Bach, Elgar. Glinka and Tschai-kowsky. Just at the right time. KPO at 9:30 p.m.

Ing. clubrooms. afternoon. Frederick Warde NAPA'S CITY COUNCIL REPEALS DRY LAW NAPA, March 8. () Napa's local "Volstead Act," an ordinance adopted in 1921, was repealed by the City Council today.

aim n. j. w. nrougner win speak. C.ity.

Employe's' Masonic Club meeting, Holienherlr Mninnic Tmnl. -u. MemphlSf-Pt. S.W Modena S.W., 16 8.. 60 44 ...58 34 ...78 42 miu viu- cago streets, evening.

Needles Pt. calm New Orleans Clear, 4.. New York 30.... North Head Aipna XI meeting. BUtmore.

7 pm. District Federation of Women's Clubs, Parliamentary law pnnfr.n.a NATURALIZATION PETITIONS Petitions for naturalisation, with name, residence and country being renounced, have been filed with the United States Dis-trict Court ss follows: Charles August Herman, 1508 Mlchelto-rena street; England. Mary Lavlnla Herman, 1508 Michelto-rena street; England. Kate LInenthal, 318 North Mariposa; Russia. Vincent Marino, 1785 Morart street Italy.

Carl John Arvld Trailer, 4427 South Nor-mandie; Sweden. William Zuls, Beverly Hills; Germany. Andrew Fehr, 711 Rosemont avenue; Germany, John Hamilton, 5946 Fourth avenue; England. Laurie Edith Srhoedlnger, 1151 West Twenty-ninth street: England, Judith Jail. San Pedro; Norway.

Walther David Joel, 1028 West Thirty-first street: Germany. Stanley Tiller. Fontans: England. Vernon Steele, 548 South Van Ness avenue; England. Foster Bakeman Card, 4827 Oakwood avenue: England.

Emily Margaret Horlacher, 3422 Marathon England. 1:49. KIEV Violin. 12; Fireside Four, Ensemble, 12:30. KMPC Records, 12; Cotton Blossom Time, 1:45 KMTR Storks, Wandering- Troup- a-dours, 1.

KNX News, 12; organ, Paris Inn, KRKD News, 12; City Hall broadcast. 12:15: luncheon concert, Crooner's Holiday, 1: City Hall. 1:30. KTM Poetry, World-wide Couriers, to 4 p.m. KECA Sehlrmer Schmidt (C,) 3: Musical Sketches (C,) soloist (C.) Concert Echoes iC) Waldorf-Astoria Orch.

iC.i 3: The Three Keys id) 3:30: Arion Trio (C) 3:45. KFAC Sunshine Reporter. 2:15: Cantrell on Bridge. Bookman, Anne Page, songs. news, 3:40.

KFI Al Pearce and His Gang 3: Pic iorlal (O organ, Bess Meals, 3 45. KFOX Spanish songs, 2: Tennessee Joe, 2 30: Trio. 3: Paul Bolton's 3:30. KOER Musical. Long Beach Band, 2:30.

KFWB Mariscal's Marimba Band. Laura Scudrier. Cooking School, Jack Phelps, songs, 3. KOFJ The Passerby, 2: Spanish 3. KHJ Hour (C,) Xi Feral, nine Fancies (C.) 8.

KIEV Aunt Missouri, Ensemble, with Hoyt Brown, baritone, Betty Sale (books.) Ethel Kay, pianist. 3:45. KMPC Forest of Memories, 2: Music Appreciation, 2:30: Julius Johnson, organist, Voice Culture, 3:15. KMTR Music of the Masters, 2: news. 3.

KNX Fiction, French. Happy Chappies, Astro-Analyst, 3:30, KRKD Records, 2. KTM Charles Lierley and Bartley Sims, 2. 4 to p.m. KECA French, Human Behavior (C.) Tea Timers (C,) Charm MatU nee Nathan Abas, violin (C.) 5: Uncle Jim (Baron Keyes.) Al, Mack ic Tommy.

5:45. KFAC Frederick Blttke. songs. Travel, 4:25: piano. 4:30: U.S.C.

Male Chorus. 4:45: Christian 8cience program. 5: Tom A Wash, Whoa Bill Cluh, 8:30. KFI News, 4: California Teachers" Baron Keyes'. Growln' Up, Fletschmann Sunshine Hour (d) 5.

KFOX News, 4: Foster Rucker. songs. 4:1: Jack White, songs. Bill Estes'g Instrumental Duo, 5 30. KFWB Organ, 4: Nip A Tuck and Jeanne Dunn.

The Lone Indian. Syiicopators. 8:45. KOER. Organ, Bebe Orr.

4:30: Bsnlo Baker A Ken, Prof, Lally, Jack Maurice's 5:30, KOFJ Records. KHJ Discovery Hoar (C,) 4l Trojans, Howard Ely, organ (C.) 4:30: Between the Hook-ends (C) Kansas City Presents (C.) Si The Times' world-wide newt, "Skippy," Institute of World Affairs (C) 8:45. KIEV Records. KMPC Over the Back Fence. news, Health Talk.

5. KMTR Mission Bells, Serenaders. Sing Song Girl, 4:45: Lucky Stars, 5. KNX Travelogue. 4: Dr.

John Mathews. 4 organ. Black A Blue, Chandu. 5:45. KKKD Violet's Shopping Guide, Zeke end His City Fellers.

6:45. Oklahoma Clear, 8 Omaha Pt. N.W., 12.. ters, njornlng. Women's Canadian Club luncheon and meeting.

2702 Wllshire Boulevard, afternoon. Josephine Seamans will aneak on Philadelphia Phoenix Rain, 4 The DIAL Point Arguello Clear, 14 'Young Folks in New Russia." Harmnnv tliih muiln. soo iir-. Portland. Or.

Partly cloudy, eenth street, 1 p.m. N.W., 8 Red Bluff Clear. 8 8 Reno Pt. S.W 18.... Roseburg N.W..

8 clubrooms, afternoon. Fred RebeJl will 88 46 48 44 48 38 60 40 36 34 56 46 82 .48 62 44 52 34 68 50 60 40 52 34 56 40 2ft 24 68 50 46 32 86 52 66 49 64 48 62 34 46 36 speak on 'Sea Experiences." Phi Gamma Delta lunchion, Alexandria, noon. Pfeifler, husband of Kathryn Pfeiffer; brother of Mrs. A. C.

Diss of this city, Mrs. W. 8. Shannon of Nevada City. Mrs.

A. C. Nash, Chihuahua. Mex. Services Friday.

March 10. at 2 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. POLLOCK. Services for LeRoy Pollock Friday, March 10, at 10 a.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. PUTNAM.

At 1028 Overton street. Dr. Mary P. Putnam, aged 92 years. Funeral services today at 4 m.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1815 South Flower street, RASCOE. March 8.

John A. Rascoe of 1338 North Ogden Drive. Funeral services will be held Friday, March 10, at 10 a.m., from the parlors of W. M. Strother, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard.

Special parking for cars. RASMUSSEN. Funeral services for Mrs. Ellsa Ra.smussen at Bresee Brothers' chapel Thursday at 1:30 p.m. REES.

The funeral services at Leslie Lewis Rees will be held Friday at 11 a m. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 8outh Flower street. RICHARDSON.

Levi Richardson, beloved of I. Richardson of Long Beach. Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. from the chapel of W. A.

Brown, 1815 South Flower street. ROSSETT1 March 8, Maddalena Rossetti. loving mother of William Victor Alex Homer F. and Evelyn W. Rossetti and Rev.

Feltx A. Rossetti, 8 and Sister Marie Bernardette. Rosary will be recited this evening at 8 o'clock at the residence, 2405 Eighth avenue. Requiem mass Friday, March 10, at 9:30 a at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Washington and Bronaon streets.

Interment private. Calvary Cemetery. Cunningham O'Connor, directors. SEILER. William Seller.

Remains at the parlors of L. F. Utter 4254 8outh Broadway. Notice of funeral later. SMITH.

The funeral services of Mrs. Caroline E. Smith will be held today at 2 m. from the rhapel of W. A.

Brown, 1818 South Flower street. 8MYTHE. March 8. Delos William Smythe, loving husband of Carrie M. Smythe; father of Adella Smythe.

Private services. Pierce Brothers, directors. (San Jose papers Please copy.) STAGE. March 6. Edna Stage of 4411 Va Flnley avenue.

Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 9, at 3 p.m.. from the parlors of W. M. Strother, 6240 Hollywood Boulevard. Special parking for cars.

ST. LEDGER. The funeral of Augusta St. Ledger will be held from the chapel of Paul D. Robinson, 1001 West Washing, ton street, today at 2 p.m.

TAYLOR. In Alhambra, March 7, Mary Sanford Taylor, aged 75 years, widow of the late Prof. Fred M. Taylor; loving mother of Margaret C. T.

Farrell of Alhambra and Edward C. Taylor of Mllford, Mtch. Services will be held at the Alhambra parlors of A. Utter it Son, Friday, March 10. at 10 a.m.

Interment private. TAYLOR. At 109 North Oxford avenue, Mrs. Minnie M. Taylor, beloved wife of Clyde R.

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

WACH8TEIN. Mary Wachsteln, beloved mother of Mrs, Ralph Dahle and Mrs. Harry Cadd. Services Friday. 2 at Mallnow Simons.

818 Venice Boulevard. Interment, Home of Peace Cemetery. WELSH. March 8. Klla Clark Welsh.

Funeral 10 a m. Friday from the M. E. Churrh. 1065 North Kingsley Drive.

J. H. Rledeman in charge. WILLI'S. Robert Oeorge Willus.

Remains St the chapel of W. Brown. 1815 South Flower street. WOLF. March 8, Kstherine R.

Wolf. Remains of Cunningham Connor, Pt. Louis Pt. 18.. St.

Paul and Minneapolis Clear. N.W.. 23 7:30 p.m. Mrs. LeRoy Browne will speak un worm Anairs ana current Events." Wife Drowned as Man's Car Dives Into River NEW YORK.

March 8. CP) Mrs. Marjorie Leidy, wife of Carter Randolph Leidy of Rye, N. and Philadelphia, was drowned today when an automobile driven by her husband crashed through the guard rail of a bridge across the Bronx River. The automobile landed upside down, settling in the mud at the bottom of the river.

Leidy was rescued and taken to a hospital suffering from submersion. Leidy had swerved his car to avoid a collision with another nunungion uorary ana Art Oallery are nnn frntn 1 in (a -l-m OFFICIAL DEATH LIST Mill. 1 tiiunc holding admission cards. Admission cards Sacramento Clear. 12.

v. Salt Lake City 4. San Antonio Clear, S. 12.. San Diego Pt.

6.. San Francisco Clear, S.E., 4 Santa Fe 14.... Seattle Clear. 8 Spokane Clear, 4 Tatoosh IslnndT-Clear, N.E.. 6 Tonopah Clear, N.W., 10...

Tucson Clear, N.W., 10... (Los Angeles) Name ABRAMOVICH, Harry BLOEM, Lulu CAMPBELL, Roble CRIAO. Minnie DENNERLEN. John un ur uoiainen or sending a siampea ana self-addressed envelope to the library at San Marino. Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park.

10 a.m. to 4 p.m Free permanent California exhibit. Slate EXDOflltion RllilHInv. Rvnniltinn DmrV 10 ctauSa avaTS! DICKSON. Emma 44 28 44 38 58 40 82 44 48 46 52 42 SO 30 0 0 88 50 a.m.

to 8 p.m Walla Walla Chamber of Commerce exhibit and free motion pictures, dally except Sunday, Chamber of Commerce Building, all day. flnilthwacf Umaiim J-lla Washington Clear, N.W., 8. Wlnnemucca 8.W., 4. Winnipeg Clear, N.W., 24.. Yuma Pt.

8., 6 (From Programs Submitted by Stations.) (ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED) (O Denotes chain. to 8 a.m. KFAC Studio prosrsm, 1. KFI Hen li exercises, 8:45: Polly Grant Hall, 7:30. KFOX Early Bird.

Chandu news, 7:45. KOER Busle Boy, 6: Dusty Skippy. 7: news. 7:13: Brrakfa.it Club. 7:30.

KOFJ Records, Morntna Moodav 7. KHJ Dr. Chevrrton and quartet. The Times' world-wide news, 7:30. KIEV Mornlns devotions, Si Spanish hour, 6:15.

KMPC Little Nothings, Bible Fellowship, exercises, 7:30. XMTR Records, Covered Wason Jubl- KNX BUI Bharplra and his tanr. 6:45. KTM Spanish concert, 6. 6 to 10 a.m.

KECA Exercises. 8: Sinslns Slrlnts (C.) Rhythm Ramblers open-ins of United States Conirress 9-10. KFAC Country Church ol Hollywood. 8:05: Penthouxe Troubadours. Household Hints.

B.C., 9:55. KFI filnalnt Btrliuj (C.) Hints to Housewives. Crosscuts (C) Jack and Jimmy. Martha. Meade Society iC.) Fashion.

KFOX Health. 8:30: Melody Man, 9:40 KFWB Texas Outlaws, 8: Health Talk. Victor H. Lliuilar, 9.30; news, 9:55. KOER Family Circle, Doris St Clsrenre.

Dottle Durham. 9: Fashions, $3 now covers rounu trip from L. A. Monday, Highland Park, 1 p.m. to p.m.

Age. 63 47 85 68 67 89 56 66 18 50 50 78 60 75 65 19 62 69' 55 89 22 69 32 68 Date. March i March 6 March 7 March 4 March 2 March 6 March 5 March 7 March 6 March 4 March 4 March 8 March 7 March 6 March 6 March 2 March 6 March 8 March 6 March 6 March 4 March 6 March 8 March 6 DONOVAN, Donald DOUGLAS. Iceyphene HAWKS. Jack HELD, Edward HILL.

Henry H1LL8, Ella LAURES. Mattle LOHIUEN. Catherine LOVE. Sarnh LOVEJOY, Robert MarLACHLAN. Mary MARTIN.

Anna State Societies, AlallAm Rtatj, Anlalv Below iero. Temperatures up to 8 a.m. yesterday. and luncheon at Hotel it. latntnn.

Steamer Itaves 10 m. dally from Wilmington. Train leaves L. A 9 a. m.

$1.75 round trip on ste-smar; from LA. Freouent planes uiiiviii Alexandria, evening. VITAL RECORD TOBACCO "AD" BAN OFF'FN, Annie also 20 minutes in the air! Combination Class Bottom Boat Churchmen Told to Banish Fear NEW YORK. March 8. VP) Rev.

REDMAYNE. Margaret REPEALER PASSES and Seal Rocks trip, now only 75c vrbSHMB. Vivian WANNER, Edward WEINER. Sarah INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of Intention to marry were Issued yesterday. Name and age given.

TICKETS: lh anal Main Streets, WILDE, William Las Angeles. Phona Ad Hon 1151. KTM Happy Mountaineers, 4. BASKERVILIE CRAWFORD. Clyde H.

DEATHS Bnikervllle. 23: Ella L. Crawford. 00 Albert W. Beaven, president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America, called tonight on church people to put aside fear be BRICKER NEWHALL.

Adolph Brlcker, to 7 p.m. KECA Concert In Rhythm (ft) String Trio. news, 6:45. 43: Esther Newhall. 33.

DIDDOCK DIDDOCK. Ralph W. Dlddock, 43: Jennie I. Dlddork. 45.

cause of the present financial con-. With Funeral Announcements. ANDERSON. Tlie funeral services of Edward 8. Anderson will be held today st 11 am.

from the chapel of W. A. Brown. 1813 South Flower street, ATHEY. "Services for Clara Athey today at, 3 30 m.

from the parlors of L. F. Utter 4254 South Broadway. ditlons. CAMPBELL COULTER.

William D. Camp. SALT LAKE CITY, March 8. (T) The law forbidding advertising of tobacco and cigarettes on billboards and car cards, which the State of Utah carried to the United States Supreme Court, was repealed by the State Legislature today, when th Senate, with only seven opposing votes, passed a bill already approved by the House. The repeal bill now goes to Gov.

Henry H. Blood, whose attitude on it is not known. He described the situation as "a ben, 41; Annie Coulter, 36. CAMPBELL SFBRINO. Lester S.

Camp. AUSTRALIA Springtime in England day of Judgment upon the unsocial bell. 30: Wi la M. Sebrlna. 18.

DAVIS YOUNO. Russell W. Davis, 25; and unchristian standards that have BARNARD, March 8. Ksthllne Barnard. KHJ A TONIGHT 4 7:00 to 7:30 0 Snoniored bv NEW ZEALAND.

SOUTH SEAS Shirley N. Young. 25. Leonard Walker, noted British Conductor, a tons journey through the enchanted Orchestra and quartette. DELOADO JIMENEZ.

Nasarlo O. Del- Mall and paMftiK'r arttf from ftna Francties presantg W. Isia. rA 5 23: Jennie JlmeneK, 18. "MKt RA" Mar.

R. May 10 "MAI NOAM I Apr. it, June 7 prevailed in our economic life" and asked for "heart-searching and penitence for having followed a way of life that in a moral universe is bound to end in disaster." wite or Nefl H. nnrnard; mother of Mrs. W.

H. Sxrgeaon. W. E. and H.

M. Young, all nf this city: Mrs. H. P. Mr-Phall and Mrs.

Roy Stuart of Winnl-Pea. Can. Services Friday, March 10, at 3 H.m.i from Pierce Brothers' chapel. Association. A DELL PERRY.

Albert R. Dell. 36; Ruby" O. Perry, 31. FREEDMAN LACKIER.

Albert Freednun, the Inglewood Park Cemetery for ttf antlj UNION 0 Ml rand Are or 3s I allfornia 8 itj; neiue tackier, 21. Frawlacr), Hind, Aolph Agnus. 1.